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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
EXPERTS OPENL Y PICK
OREGON AS WINNER M
NEW YEAR'SD DAY GAME

good luck impersonation for oregon.
Roth are motion picture players
Tourpament Park has been n tne
process Of improvement. Thousanus
of seats have been added to the grand
stand, making the seating capacity
at least $4,000.
Harvard graduates are arriv'hn
daily and some OF the best football
experts OF the nation will be on hano
| for the encounter.
with betting practically even SONS
Enthusiastic wagers have been 10
ported at 2 to on Harvard. FootDai
experts who have watched Do.'
teams in practice are openly pickinl
Oregon as Thursdays winner
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
s SUSPECTS HELD FOR
MURDER Of LEIGHTON

ros Angeles, Cal, Dec. ss'--six per
sons are under police suspicion tonay "
"A having possible lsnow'seSe y ~, nSs ~.
Z a. Thomas Leighton. known un1ls nv ss
death as Albert Norwood, came W W
murdered Friday night
Police investigation has reveossa 's..
that Norwood served q term esglnn,ns .ll.ss,a.,s
- ~ teos In the San Quentin pwenuens w !,
,lary for burglary In Los AneelsS ,a, Anu n,'
~, ~ ~ had been connected with A.
,agsd .ns criminal rings in the past
Hts wife. however stoutiy use'sss. ~.
ava, she first knew he husband ", Nv
sn M ex-eonvIct when police showed mo-
NJ criminal record after MS aealn'
~ police are convinced tina. y waA !
case 81 revenge possibly because ? ?
sirhton had given up me sahss.ss s's'.',.
~ and had turned 70 honest pnrre1u ~.
Leighton's brothers, Guy ana ~, -
a,~hton, have arrived herc IT, y
ssnramen.o 10 aid In the nun, Y
II,elghton's assasslna
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
MORE DAMAGING
EVIDENCE FOUND
AGAINST jenkins
BY Ralph II. Turner

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Mexico City, Dec rs. - The su-
preme court Of Mexico win DECIDE
within is days whether William -
Jenkins American consular aseh'
charged with colluslon with pano''s
who recently abducted him, shan ,,s Ss
tried before federal court Or t.s ~
state court of Puebla, It was iearnsu
today. ,.t.,o a,tor-
ray ~ puel,la, who has been coliect'
inc inc evidence in the jenkins case ~. ~.
ins "a Ms work and turned all dats
over to the supreme eou... % "a M NOR,
today he had found new aha I"a,,,ns %
damaging evidence against 'ee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29

Returning from dance at one
o'clock Sunday morning Stanley Lai-
Ison drove an auto. belonging to Holley,
into freight train standing across
Estate street on 12th. There is an un-.
confirmed report that there were four
others in the auto with Laison, who
ESCAPED without injury. Laison's right
Ifemur was broken in the middle, the
bone protruding about three inches,
land the left femur was broken just
lahove the knee. He was reported rest
ling easily at the Willamette Sanatar.
lium Monday morning, and that ampu.
ltation probably wouldn't be necessary
Second Car Crashes.
AS Laison was being dragged from
under the freight train Alfred Muller
whom police learn resides in Portland
drove his auto from the opposite sid
directly into the train. The auto wa
wrecked. No one was reported ir
ljured. Both of these accidents are be
llieved to have been caused by the IL
liability Of the drivers to see the trai
Through the dense fog. The first r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
COAL TRIBUNAL HOLDS
FIRST MEETING TODAY

,va.hington. Dee. 2s.--Presiosh'
..,''.aeaa masli, eaal tribunal appointed % m
% s,Irs into ali angles q The coal 1"@. i",,.
,royersy @ and make reeom,aesa.,sN.'",',,ss ,,, ,,N ~
Tor new wage scale ,..,,.a ~" ,to,,sa Il.
tir.t ~ meeting Al the White hou"' =
day.
chicago. Dec. ss.-Lsadis$ & ct,Its q. =. ~. 7.
1n.A s ~ ,he country were y, CONFER
snss ..,sr q 'p President wilson's coal commits
pituminous mine owners eis.'',sr .,., ,ssts' j
fear the award Of more snAm a... ~" ~ IN,
80 80 "a ver cent wage increase W ~, ~
~ ~. n '.,ss.on win bring the price ot w
e"ia',a'i com v bssi, as TO ruIn the busns.s
e"a. :. y was u's understood ths opsrasos y e.,
J .,annsa = 10 demand creation q -. ~
: cnai tribunal TO replace me p''s'NS
4. l,hree-rnan consSuissioti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Girls Runs Away
To Auoid Being
Scolded, Report

when her father scolded her ior en-
,.,aa Young man friend IN ms
house at 10 o'clock Saturday MS 90.
playing the piano, Rose ierth DsmarfI Liberty
R IS, residing at 2lz0 N0'
street, ran away. norents searched.
: All that night her parens' snaaa but it de-
The young man was vas iOope Uot eloped with
veloped pa,ee thst sMs were then called in an n
flight offeep eepn Thompson discovered s vent ,na
- o had a girl friend. he s,o'e wen, VA i
noss iso .irl friends home. Lneas ae,,lsn'
1ne pess She explained that sne sar r fathe
RSsi i've in The house sss Win hat hsS she iAis "a
sDn gone to to her friends house ~ sa
might.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
DEATHS DUE TO
WOOD ALCOHOL
DRINKS MOUNT
tBy United press.)

Reports from various cities today
showed that at least 247 persons had
died from wood alcohol poisoning, the
sblind DEATH" since prohibition went
into effect July l.
In addition scores had been stricken
blind and others are still in serious
Icondition.
Following are the reported casual
ties of the new plague:
New York-52 dead; 100 blind; 2
seriously i'll.
Chicago-50 dead; six Ill.
Chicopee, Mass.--45 dead; 3 seri-
ously i'll.
Cleevland-15 dead; blind; 16 i'll
Holyoke, Mass.--14 dead; seven ser
iously i'll.
Hartford, Conn.-13 dead; sever
seriously i'll.
/ jamestown, N. Y.--Seven dead.
Newark, N. Five dead.
st. Paul, Minn.--Four dead.
Springfield, Mass. Three dead; fiv'
seriously i'll. -,
| Hadley, Mass.--four dead; one u
i Syracuse, N. Y.-Two dead; two IL
4 Emporium. Pa.-Two dead.
i Des Moines, Iowa-Six dead; IL II
Elizabeth. N. J.-One dead.
Augusta, Ga.--16 dead.
Greenfield. Mass dead.
Pottsville, Pa.--Two dead, one SCI
iously i'll.
: Little Falls, N. I.--ohe ueau'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29


Pasadena, CAL, Dec. 29.---With the
Oregon football eleven in the best
possible condition. Harvard this at
ternoon put in its last hard scrimmage
before the New Years gridiron cias-
sic at Tournament Park Thursday
The remaining days preceding the
big game will be devoted to light
work. &.
The crimson men have the advant-
lage in weight, but Oregon has the
Ispeedier team. The Harvard players
have been perspiring freely at every
practice.
Viola Dana will be Harvards mas
cot and Teddy Sampson VIII pc 'h
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29

port that Laison was running race
with another car is believed unfounded
by police.
At 4:55 Sunday evening an auto
driven by E. G. Clark collided with an
auto driven by j. w. Neville, OF Port
land, at thes anne place the accidents
| Occurred early in the morning. The
Clark auto was overturned. Mrs Clark
was thrown out. sustaining broken
collar bone, Both machines were
badly damaged.
Taxi Driver Hurt.
| According to a report made to po
lice Sunday, S. A. Perry, taxi drive
for the Salem Taxicab company. wa
badly bruised when he was crankinl
his cab and an auto driven by ]. {
sande, 3s5 S. 18th street, ran into hin
; He was jammed up against the radia
! tor and only escaped probable deatl
he said, when he managed to avoi
some of the impact by cringlng unds
the axle. This occurred after OF
: O'Clock Sunday morning at Auhu'
! dance hall, east Of Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Rochester Papers Increase
Price OF Sunday Editions

pocheassr, ~. r.. Dec z-a -.
~, no' n he increased eoss q ,s.,,e p.~
count :, ~ ~ pr,ee os The Sunday =, lssa' -
d1ctson W .,,sy =, pernocrat and chFoh-
o. 'e,s ~ viii be advanced e. ,a'a to.,g" copies
III neginning January :: s',n mns'o ~ year,
cents: y per month y eshs'' -
ls2se. - ueraia announces
the y Is's - ~ sunday sdislen = I,
ine.sasss 80 ~ copy: Is cents per Hen'a
"a cor year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Taxi Driver Dies After
Being Shot; Slayers Sought

seattle, wash, Dec. 2s.-Four snsa noass +
after he was shot through m tne ,se pssse- se-
m IL Harry Erickson, driver ror 'hs Mar
lille Taxicab company. Jack I. aat eity
,,' ~ former puglist. died IN the e'''
hospital here today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Three PEOPLE Injured.
One Seriously. In Four
Auto Accidents Sunday

AT least three persons injured, and three autos
were wrecked in accidents in this city Sunday The in
ured persons are Mrs. E. G. Clark route s. Salem brok
en- collar bone Stanley B. Lason Ida Grove, Iowa, both
legs broken and severe bruises and S. A. Perry taxi
driver bad bruises The autos belonged to E. G.. Clark
It. L. Holey, 1877 So Commercial street and Alfred Mu
Ter of Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Portland Restaurant, ana g.,
7 HoIeI Are Damaged By fre

.,,.na. Or, Dec. as.-The The. wnlss mss
kitchen, d 70 70 he extent of $4,000 q 'h,s ths
pa morning by fire ,,,tss The ,n,a' and two rooms
in the r,,ehen, were damaged
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
AGED RECLUSE FOUND
DEAD this MORNING

psn', gsa mat he might be able 20 nSa,a s'a,,s
-. :, =" msager gains Is believed = -. rs-
ms y ne Iscob Albig, ~, German, -a,s,, ~
use s,asre IN rude shack on ihs s,s'a,a ss hIs
slains .,ra - miles south Of sslsiil' n.s No
,'sa ,oaD Hs was found MONDAY @ lo',.T ,sacs
NE =. ,.are across the woodpoA ~ ~. !
Z, ~ his stove. dead. by ne'shD'
.r.re bringing him food. .,.x.,aa and
were .onsr - ciough investigates, stis,.. 49, !,
coay" rp' me body to the "soV ~. y
,,,o,,sh crous undertaking pariors ,S,ssxs1
e,0as s., viii be held, as y = Ds' ai,,,r,
ua,s auss came by natural causes. % s,,et
DEAN ..'asa 80. frozen and swollen so ~. ~.
lss' l',' .,,ent that they had buFs's0
! "a several places ar abou; $500
he ~ hands in his pocket. ana ~ A. |.
Z iiDsnD % He Is said 10 have slse y y ~ 4,
80. es u 4 local bank becaasJ ..a,1s,so,
r posi- p-,v - inclination TO save ns'sn.w, sa.,-.,
,.ad heen bringing 10 toou ~
ree,xs. II Is reported {. .hls eoul
ADDS ~ ~ Coroner clougn .Vs !,
tFy. Ths body win be ne'a ssss' = Y
leAsnsn,,aEIng leAsn, establishment lssl,,s. psa@.
= unae NJ ssttI~ment Of the aEea
z nc .,rs AIblg was unmarried
Ia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
o.,,o.Ra,ds Fail.
PRECIOUS METALS STOLEN

perth Amboy. \, z iss Dse soo ss' 1 miss Is.
mum and sOId worth a. sas.aSd !, * ne orsss-
ler aasIsaa as.,lt a daring bursiafy mai ,ad'
las The rsrS.' rSa sats IN which she ,a.,r. snar.
might .ns as % seen placed was foun'
fortune .i,.s ,odsy. ,1 rs contents gone
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
WAScO PEOPLE KICK
/. WHEN Train SERVICE
FAILS FOR TEN DAYS

A
,,,, II .yatns ssnea nseemhef ~
n" ~. rsytsssnaa mall ~ nnasuy7
srsa ana win only four nAlHs - .s..s-
t,acssabsr s. whereas tnr -
a.s,. fer daily tfaiA sefs'sV' '.'.. -
'.,,s $3.50 N Friend. wasee eounszt n1xN
$3.50 \ ps.'s.,sa % ths pablie services ss's' ss's'
ssss,ss -, ~ snafltata 40 lassssiz'ss..'s.
= $3.50 49, .arvles wondered ~
l's'o ns, saatharn sallfaAd asa ses.tts.
vtpA- a.,,ssasnea II adequate ssft'Ny
ile ..,s,sm m she ROAD 20 anis bpasnssse
~ aaave eoaeh ssfsies pn
more sispsndabis and anaspsas'a ss.'...,.,sas.
lie fallsoaa under psessns s"'''''
the appeal stAteM .,,xau4 81
srss f,ysat Southern fp'''oe
,ssas from Ths paiies y fsn $3.50 -.
'snas seesslng to tbs appeal wofa ~. 49,
ssssa "a Friend On cssfIa'mas ~ VI,
4 80. vas on stH Way. f'e*9..
s...ss snss srem snilss around ss y,
kass's'~ - ,seeIvsng their long ae'1s I.
= nspe = mafg. Euf no train sA.'s -
4 ~ ~ ..ss,. 49,. whD hA1 hearasa - ~
g ,rnIn along shs l1ns beusa 49, ssrosse
e asa VINO nnd paid tiaem 'ass ~ ,se.a
,ssre go compelled @ lsAse ~ \. ~
n ,,.,sny which was a. ~ - ''sx-.s.
IL ~ -. WIN and make the feia1... 4s.s' \
~ ~ sanYney ty team tns e ts~
y 49, snmnlzsaon. = fqetnste
" ~. ~ pufnr tz miles n#sys
Wa 80. ,as.ssnxss IN orsieT so -
~. sps -. ralis Appeals " " ~, "
.u iNte 'h1 49,. - Me,i Al ~ the ~.
~ nsahASsht*''s ~. xe.a nnAyxliinE, y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Time OF First Meeting y
League Announced Today

parts Dee, ss,-~rhs :spn sapss'as ~ fsrss
i, today virtually decided IA. NJ ,sss,ss ..ss
81 !. .s,,ag a the council q ~ ~, 800, !,
iass',ss a,sa.s will 81 held ~ tlE-a '.,,'. 7.
ioi .l..'.ss s~,' day AFTER shs formal aspvF'3''s
n shs peace sFsa's'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29

Industrial Commission A slks
Criticisms And Suggestio
Relative to Proposed Estab-
lishment Of Strike Court

strike court TO insure industrial peace members of The
presidents industrial commission today invited criticisms
and suggestions on their work The invitation virtually
constitutes request that the entire country resolve Itself
into an industrial commission.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
SIX ARRESTED upon
GAMBLING CHARGES
IN POOL ROOM RAID

e,.. oard n,avers are out OF jail un-
aar bond Of s25 each, and Wiil'ahi
, ,oo., nroprietor Of card and poor
n the baseemnt of the oftice
building at the corner of state anu
uieb streets, was awaiting triai Mon.
! result of a raid made at s'oo
o'clock saturday night on the poo
lball by chief of Police yarney ana -.
So Morelock Livocks bond was se'
Ia $50. All seven men are charss'
with gambling. ,,a.nsv said
The six players whom Varnes .s,,ls ssIe
a,,anying money over the tap.s
"s Elmer Olsen, owen fryseio =
are r Mays, John Clark ana " =
n - a'he raid was made when Cnlel s~i an,,
r av received an anonymous leieplv, ~,
.sassa ge that a poker game ~ I,
II sv il was being exchanged. was 81 =
% 'v,.ess lnonr al Livocks place. Inc ~.
Is Pr. haa no trouble in making ere -
It Se - the men at the taple Wne,
er Iess Hing Is alleged to have oeeh =
lRdIlDi1ii6
- progress ..,,o the bail Of a
= en arrested was made py Lisv.' ~
me ebief r varney said MONDAY sna y,
nile he was not opposed 70 ,S na' =,
,ess game of @freezeout, wouas .sa,
70 olta,srate ,eSs gambling. He SAID sa,,ss sns,
lC .,,d .od he not only futile, but tooissn'
.,ansntto woa'a M stamp out card PLAYING. 3.
lite a o.'se,, this was done the caro- l,ar pa
vas would congregate secretly ana p'"'
- ~ money. pa,as Fail.
,msI .,.er the men had been arressse ~
the : ,.ack,s @ officer Morelock ,aae. l,aas
,rs'rlwind .ls visit to all other 3 p'Ioeo mo
'ha % eity where card playing y y ma r,s
- .ne ns The nocturnal pastlme i"t ,ns,. ,sa
+ 70 TO- = no gambling was evident =, ,nss' y
Il ~ ~ ,ras "a surprised to hear on a.. =.
y y 'ord q the raid at Livoek ! 80 ia 1,
4 ,s.nnened but moment pesy, a,,s,I,v
4 ss,pe nsRp that word Of police aceln.'' sa,,s
eaans aan circulated 10 all the nal haIis. =,
4 9T., the trial Of the men .',scr w. n
< ,,nnaay rns morning at 70 o.el1Ss, yyea,
i rss postponed until 10 4 NJ
x day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Case Finally Resumed.

los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 2s---Although
jail attaches insisted Harry >. New was
near collapse this morning. his trial
was resume shortly after 10 O'Clock.
Opening OF the trial was delayed ten
minutes by News failure to appear IN
court. When he ala appear he seemed
but little more tired or haggard than
on previous days, He spoke to his
mother as he came into court
Attorneys said his condition is belnf
watched closely and future action de'
lpends on developments
| Albert Nathan, q newspapermeme
Twas the first witness called, ana ~
ltorneys Immediately became engage'
lin a lengthy argument asto whethe
Nathan was competent testify ~ !
News sanity or insanity.
THE court finally had Nathan's tes
.timony postponed until this AFTERNOON
Nv Cook Tells Pccularitics.
! Frank q. Webb. cook at a SAM
Monica ranch. where New had worke
Hold OF News peculiar attitude towa'
4 niece OF cake, a plate OF meat 81
!. Vegetables. a team OF horses and
lapple tree. =.
Ie He said than once New took d
Is from ple6e OF cake, compliment
a him on how good It was ana IN
" threw 1t out the window -,
Another time he said that New till
10 his plate with meat and vegetables
III Ithen left II on the table.
nd seDo you think there were iiI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
Stone AND JACK
| BOTH OPPOSED 70
| REINSTATEMENT

| Ths Reinstatement ~ WIN. =
|icy nm state Niolo1in< MIN 4 tree anN
......a.... &sv 4 "a. d. !. Y, I'M 1<41ns&6
',''' I. - u y, ..-,.-.~.. -. 4
,cf the oancet@nes Nne o'e's. ...
partment of ~ etHtt elsh nno
(, commIuslon y feeofnint p@ed IN 0ex~
erncr oltotl, ohnfrsnan X tAs c91e-
mission. sswould crea>e in l5Apoe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
By Ed L. Keen

limited Press staff correspondent
London, Dec. 29.-The government !.
s,,ould 90 "steadily forward" with i.s
Man to enforce Premier L,oyuT
Georges home rule plan for lreial,a u,
desnite Yesterdays apparent renewa, y,
of . "reign Of terror" the Dais
Chronicle declared today, .a,,na-
Racause Of the mystery surrouno-
ing the latest outpreak, ,,,, nem WAS
comment here today generaiis 10
guarded. ,no,,nad tc
The newspapers were inclineu o, rsnors
view with some suspicion .tne a,,t lepJt
that the latest shooting ARRAY .es .esuiu !,
ed. when Irish radicals attemp.va y !, /. ! !
raid the vice regal lodge presume ,;f
y for second attempt on 'i'e -
of Lord French.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
IL Under Arrest.

II Under Arrest.
New York. Dec. 2S.-Seventeen men
were under arrest today in connection
with the eblind death" which already
lhad claimed more than 100 victims OF
wood alcohol poisoning since Christ
mas. - tore.
j civ in New Haven, Conn; three IN
chicopee, Mass; two in Holyoke
3 mass, and one in ThompsonViiie'
Conn.
e Thre Of the men taken here Were
G lroundetf IN by internal revenue agents
nj Anoone them was Adolph Panareiii
n wine and liouor agent, who the author-
e tiles believe shipped most OF the pols
e loned "whiskey" into New England ina
;e nas,,l+ad IN scores Of deaths and case
mi lof blindness. ,,
le Most Of the prisoners already nav
lbeen charged with mansiaugn's'
lThose taken. in New York were 70 y
gh arraigned today
IL Close Saloons, Plea.
av Hartford. Conn, Dec 29.--With n
at- death toll from wood alcohol poisonin
M n hartford county standing at TO- a
ar, |torney Alchorn has appealed 70 =
ia authorities of the various towns al
at cities to have all saloons closed ior
lin. indefinite period.
enc .oa.v he
rhe Chicago, Dec. 29.--Police TO-DAY ne
,era ,;na men in connection with SAFE
wood alcohol, colored to resem, .,,
injwhiskey. Tin lined suit cases, -, ~
af- with whiskey. were found IN no T,
nm room occupied by the gang :.
.onp or Gary, former prize fighter headed "a,
fer ter. ring which sold the booze pa s
= stated. Ten deaths have resulted ,sa,
c .,t chicago from drinking WOOD aico
tba during the last week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29

"a. " ushlna0a. 5uass e [ -.
e 49, - Z, 80 Il sz.i<e saturday p s'*'
e!ai businssa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29

business meeting e., sa,'so =, = monas,
.r.nlnr. ns Decembsr zs' mas ~"
gponed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
SHOOTING
IN DUBLIN
IS MYSTERY
Early Morning Riot Is Not Be-
Iieyed To Have Been At
tack On Vice Regal Lodge.
Army Man And Civilian Slain;'
Four Arrested; Populace'
Stirred By Great Excitement

Dublin, Dee. 29.-Yesterday shoot
ing affray near the lodge of viscount
French, lord lieutenant of Ireland,
was not an attempt to attack the vice
regal lodge. it was stated semi-offi-
cially today.
Police said the affair, which still
was surrounded by mystery, could be
explained by the military.
Lieutenant Boast and a civilian be-
lieved to be Laurence Carey were
killed in the clash iwhicn occurred
early yesterday.
A dozen stories of the details of
the fight were being circulated today.
There were strong indications it was
not any attempt by radicals to kill
Viscount French, but probably mis-
take caused by the activities Of over
jealous guards.
Attack Is at Night
According to the story obtained at
vice regal lodge, shots were heard
near the home of Lord French and
Lieutenant Boast who was the lord
iieutenant's guest, rushed out with
two men to investigate. While pro-
ceeding through the inky darkness OF
the grounds near Phoenix Park they
suddenly came up number of mel
and firing started. Boast and one 0
the civilians fell dead. The remaining
civilians fled through the shrubber
and escaped.
Police later arrested four civilian
near the vice regal gates, but thes
men were said today to have been III
armed. No weapon was found on I'll
dead civilian whose name has bet
given as Laurence Carey or Kenned
il is said. He wore military putte
and civilian clothing. His head W
bandaged.
A number of guests were in t
vice regal lodge when the shooti
occurred. Women were panic strlck
believing 1t was an attack in force
French's home. Officers hurriedly
pared to defend the lodge, fearing
shooting on the grounds was II
to. draw the guard away SO the M
body Of attackers could reach
lord lieutenant.
French Reported Calm
yiscount French was calm iiilo
outsthe SHOCKING, 1t was said.
An early report that several
let's struck the lodge was denied TO
Coming soon after the recent
tack upon Lord French when n
Der of men fired upon his motor
as he was going from the railway
ton to his lodge, the incident cl
ed great excitement in Du
Throngs Of people visited the
Of the latest shooting yesterday
ground was stained with blood F"
Roast and the civilian fell.
There was little inclination
Dublin to attribute the shootin
fray to the Sim Fein, although
ors that the younger radica'
is determined upon reign O.
ror'' continued.
The moderate Sim Fein ieao
was said, are powerless to oppo
radicals, who plan series Oh 81
ic outbreaks at widely sep
points in hope campaign o.
At tinual harassment eventually
lead to withdrawal of British
The radicals are going apou
work of organization and pro
da openly in many parts OF irei
was said. The name of one ma
bad sworn to "get Lord Frencl
mentioned openly in Dublin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-29
TRIAL DELAYED
BY BREAKDOWN
Of new IN Cell

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec, ss.--Harry
8. New. on trial for murder, was on the
verge Of collapse at the county jail to-
day.
His condition was 80 serious that at
. o'clock Jail attaches said there was
doubt whether he could be taken TO
court this morning, Physicians are In
attendance.
Jail attaches said this morning when
they called New they found HIS mind
was apparently blank. He didn'
know where he was, what he shouie
do on getting out % bed or that HI
Twas on trial for murder. they said.
| Physicians were called and pro
Inounce his condition serious.
shortly after o'clock plans wer
set afoot to summon a medical In
quiry under Jurisdiction OF the cour
to determine his exact condition an
decide whether the trial should prc
ceed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
The Manufacturer

discovers that from the very points named,
gas as a fuel is in a class by itself. The
knowledge that it can be kept at uniform
temperature, is easily controlled and works
economies in time and labor, makes it in
valuable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
The Housewife

finds it difficult to secure desirable help. It
is estimated that probably 500 do their
own work. Those who use gas find the
work much lighter; in fact, they say it is a
pleasure when they have every labor saw
ing commodity and device.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Availability

% Can be run into your house like water.
Saves in transportation, both in carrying
and hauling away debris. % Gas service
is always dependable, whereas other fuels
are scarce and often unobtainable. Re-
member conditions in the East during the
winter of 1917 and bear in mind that the
same conditions may prevail at any time
now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Modern Gas Devices

are available for every purpose where fuel
is needed. These different furnaces have
been brought to high state of perfection,
and once properly installed, remove all OBJ
jections raised to the early devices which
were constructed for the use of gas.