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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
TROUBLES or THE
CIRCUS MAN, MANY
Treasurer of Sells.Floto Show
Tells OF a Few Inoonven
fences OF the Past
Twelve Hours

Troubles nayor come sln6ly. bur
always IN deluge at least that IA
trao IA the case OF oircuses
said Il " Elder. secretary truanurar
Of the Sells Floto show today
This morning about 3 O'Clock, a.
the main section OF The train was
approaching Guthrie after leaving
Perry one Of the circus men reused
nae and said q thief was IN the aieer
Ing car IA which was riding We
eora~red the fellow in one of the toll
cts, hus he had the door barfieadoi
and before We could break down The
door, he had madS bis escnpa hy
breaking out small winduw In tho
roof of the car The train WAS e0ing
a. iomllo clip and as The fellow
must have jumped from The roof Of
The car he II probably lying on .ha
riwhi.of way dead or badly injured
Tie secured about 500 ~ money. ana
several watches
Whom We arrived IN Guthrie the
first thins We saw In the morning
paper WAS the story Of The ~rerhing
by mob of strikers OF tho Denver
fost and the loss of probably half q
million DOLLARS 10 the Post company.
Tho Post Is owned by rimmona and
bonfiold who also own tho Sells
Floto circus. Then when the bridge
tumbled in, We knew the big link
waa with IA
Yes troubles come 20 crcua peo.
people IN great eobs 4 any"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
FLOTO CIRCUS OWNED BY
DENVER POST IN LOSS
Accidents Go In Threes," Says
Manager, Our Mishap Today
Follows Wrecking Of Post,
Bonfils Former Guthrian

Circus accidents always corie lr
threes," said Manager r. E. Elder. Of
TIE selIs-Fioso circus, as he surveyed
the wreck at the Division street
bridge This rule is inyariable. We
are tapping wood and rubbing our
rabbits feet now and wonderin
where the next mishap VIII hit"
The sells-Floto circus is owned b,
Bonsfils and Tamman. who own the
Denver Post,
Fred Bonsfils was an early day rcsi
lent Of Guthrie He built ths frs.
brick building on Second street. Jun,
north Of the present fire station HIs
aame siilI is on the building. Bons.
'lls Is good booster for Guthrie.
Every itinerary of the selis.Floto cir.
cus must include Guthrie.
\ want my friends at Guthrie to
ser the show as much as possibip. /"
said Bonsfils.
Otto Floto Is sporting editor Of me
Denver Post He caused Tammon ana
Bonsfils TO buy the old Willie Sells
fcontIned Parge 4 Col I'D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
BIC CIRCUS CAME TO
TOWN BUT FAILED To SHOW
Circus wagon uoea Through
Division Street Bridge Road
To Show Grounds Blocked
Show Goes To Enid

llorseA alepplnw proudly " me
awinglng iut o. sorsenusly clad
bandamen Jungle beasta slalkluG
salemnly TO and fro 90 The fouslng
ssnoopa,lnn 81 deep shrualed eallia
pea the rumble u eaaea, ,ableaa wA
Kona hand flo@ta, elown ,herluta Ani
All~eoricai cars that usually conni
butte to the circus symphony rs the
ble clrcan parade passes maieHticalls
deNn the main street ~ the city dld
not materlallse today The horses,
The elephants, sltatfea. camcia, blink
ine osirlchcs. ehattutlng monkeya, the
alert kangaroo and even the ehasgY
buffalo wera Ia Guthrie today. but
they were here bat abort tins, sna
white many came to SEQ the Ahow
aphe wvte Eratifled
The big ahow was declared uff The
parade did not take place. Tho
trouble came when tbe ala,.riekeiy
bridge AZ the foot ui plslsion street
gave way under the weight ot a btg
ornun water wagon ana the whole
super structure crashed % lbe sWee8
beiow ono man was Injured ali
une horse. fine one too, Naa 70
badly injured ina, Il become necea.
sary To XIII a.
The loss 70 the shuw company will
De approximately gl00O0. tald X VI
Elder, treasurr 81 the Sells fiola
show Wa are very sorry the ae'
cidont occurred We were lsa
10 believe the bridge Was 4orfeety
safe. otherwise wo could have ptl.
yldod the usual bridge supports. he
added
Thousands o. people from over the
county vino came to Guthrie 20 SEQ
the show we're sorely disappointed
Merchants. however report good
days business lneal picture houses
made un effort 20 entertain the
crowds by opening their shows early
e'rhs Division Street rridge IA 4
county bridge aud Is Got owned uof
controlled hy Tho clly. a. aomo people
oelieye." said city Attorney smith q.
day
One u the managers N the clreua
said a damage suit would be fllol
against the city and county
Tho circus left early today fr Ensi
where Il wlil show tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
As To Loans On
This Years Cotton Crop

Washington Aug 6rhc federal board has not al
vSed member hanks what loan they should make against
this years Voilon crop Governor Harding declared to-day III
letter 10 the department of agriculture
The letter written reports reaching the
department that due existing financial slrngvny stocks
Of cotton being forced the market sacrifices prices
Such action the department nmated had been prompted
through "a ruling other ot instruction from the federal
board which limited loans cotton ia that only which
IN process Of shipment
la ~ this Governor Harding explained that congress
had been requested early IN the amend the existing
statutes which originally rstrcted loans to individuals hy
national banks of per The bank capital aud
surplus
Congress acted upon the suggestion nf the hoard Governor
Harding wrote The amended statute provides that ior
period of months OF any consecutive twelve months
national bank lend % individual firm corporation mp
% ~ per cent ~ rs capital and surplus whore the
per is secured hs warehouse receipts
Commenting the accumulation of owgrade cotton.
Governor Harding letter stated that this due partially
difficulty making financial arrangements necessary sell
the mills Ia Central Europe adding that member hanks tho
ou,h doubt fcr reluctant carry large loans
on collateral which is readily saeable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
GOVERNOR ISSUES WARMING
ON FUEL SCARCITY
Proclamation Calls On People OF
State To Lay In Coal Against
Rigors Of Winter Stu
alton Serious

va the people ~ Oklahoma
herebs recall the suffering losa
I money and property paralysis of
business and general confusion that
resulted last winter because Of lack
X fuel and, At the same time, DE-
sire 70 direct ynur attention TO the
threatened Rs well az existing irou
aies hesweon the miners and mine
sperators Ia the various coal flelds
II the country, also. the iuefflciency
# our railroads and other transpor.
alton facilities which, in nay opinion
snno, POSSIBLY be corrected IN time
10 avert very pronounced shortage
II cars and other transportation scry-
70 between nov and the winter seas.
30.
Tho stfie's institniinns. due is the
snerry Of the board of public affairs,
ire all supplied with fuel for the
lext year but have IN mind the
thousands OF private homes. the hun
reds u sohooi houses and many
lospitals and other charitable aud
'onevoleni institutions 10 Say nothing
I the countless industries Of the
a.-as. .a..4ss--...-.-. -..--s.-.-.-.---
tContinued on Paste 5. col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

Chicago, Aug s.--One speech /.
New YORK. probably another in chi
czgo and Dossibly a third at Deuve'
or some other western city--tbat J.
expected 10 he the extent of Senate
Harding's speaking engagement'
away from home. as outlined toda,
by senator Harry s. New OF indians
chairman OF the republican speaker
COMMITTEES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
70Ys AND GIRLS ARE
ENTERTAINED HERE
Clubs From Over County Come
To Guthrie and Are Royalty
Treated, Seventy Five
Members Here

Mrs. Mary Langton. county demon
tration agent entertained about fifty
nembers Of the girls clubs yesterday
1 the country club. BY courtesy OF
be club members the country
iris were given an enjoyable outing
irs. Langton is proud OF htr girls
I'D sne is doing splendid work IA
organization OF girls clubs in tho
county.
Last night the boys and girls or
he county who are here on two
ays' outing were entertained at the
air grounds whore lunch was served
the agricultural hall after which
Miss Daisy Frazier, district agent OF
he girls clubs Of the state addressed
he boys and girls.
Last night was camp fire" night
i the park, Boys and girls spent
be night ther- Men and women
sgents from saltwater college and
drs. Laugton and Agen, Wiley chaD-
roned the boys and girls. They haf
fine time and cooked their break
ast this morning The trip 10 Sew
rd. where they inspected the bic
lerds Of shorthorn and Hereford cat
le. was an enjoyable event.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
Long on Ponz But Italian Smiles and Pays Out Millions

Boston. Aug g.--The run on Chas.
ponzi. the sudden millionaire dealing
in foreign exchange was just as live
" today as Il has been any time with
In TIE last week since 1t started. but
Ponzi met all eomers with prompt
payments, and claimed to have mil
lions LETT at the end on today's busi-
aezs. When closing time came. leas
than dozen sersons were In line.
Everybody. including investors. Gov-
eminent officials and the foremost
bankers aAs curious ~ know how
Ponzi made 70 much money. tut be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

refuses 10 reveal HIS secret Eyecy
possible means has been tried 10
smoke him out but without success.
Notwithstanding the run on him.
Ponzi is good nafured and seems 10
be having lots Of fun out OF the situa :
tion'o Today he had dinner at an ex-
elusive place. and when be was called
upon 10 comply with the rule of the
club By which he was entertained,
that each person must state his bnsi-
ness. be replied that be was deal :
er 10 postage and bankers goats
How Old Hs 20 u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
Leap
For Liberty, Bat
III Was Failure

Jersey cnY. Aaa, e--Handsa'fed
% nollceesan after he1Na afrssssa
on eAsrue ~ Burglary Nat fahvs
,rlsa a spectacular . cage last nsahs
~ l~apiNl over a tfN enet e1if
alsea which Ne Was being isa rh@
patrelnsAn braesa hts feet aaslnas
the wall wh,sa she rflsaner aanglni
over ths ether aldv auea~Nly llNN
n the harbe uffs gave wAY and sha
prisoner dnopped--bu directly ~
shs feet az t~o hahokeH pcIleensea
rto promptly rs arrettsd hina.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

have made millions.
The line of anxious noteholderA IN
the so per cent in 80 days Investment
proposition Of ponzi began 20 form
outside the offices Of his Securities
Exchange company long before day
light this morning clamoring for the
return of their money
The first claimant appeared at the
rear entrance IN VI alley. formerly
the old "Bell-in-IIands bar. At . A.
M lie had a note for 1900 under
which the terms " Ponzfs agreement
was to have returned profit Of 1900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
BRINGS sulr ON STOCK

Mrs. Norman Haskell has brought
suit in New York against Former
Governor &. N. Haskell for 1928
shares Of Middle State Oh stocs,
which were owned by her husband
and which she claims are being
wrongfully withheld The stock "a
worth $4,000. Mrs. Haskell recent
ly moved from Oklahoma CITY 10
Muakoxee Norman Haskell, son oi
Gov. Haskell. died OF influenza Ia
1918.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

4 Trs getting more and more difficult
10 figure out how Ponzi conducted his
foreign exchange operations. Wort
comes from Berne. Switzerland that
there were issued only lin 200 Of
the international reply coupons IN the
year uo 70 June 30, 1919. which At ?
cents each totals $500 The. totals
for 1917 and 1918 were not mucn
larger. In three months the New
York postoffIce has sold only $50 Of
these COUPONS and redeemed only 27o.
This IL the slender medium of ex-
change out OF which Ponzi claims 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
At Last! The
Old Fig Leaf
Is the Styie

Paris Aua. 6.-~The first sho~ es
autumn fashions hss scared ofs
American Buyers or account ~ the
shertness o. ~omeu's skirts
The new STYLE skirts put ou, BY
Partisan designers are the shortest
since the fia lsaf days. One rnodsl.
which the French aressmakers nd
init y "fairsy darina.~ eontalns q
ssirV composed o. front snd rear
panels reaching TO the knees THE
panels arc se~ed tesether only part
ef the way 80 thas the sllshses,
puff Of wind blows them apart.
Fashionable designers suepes,
that women wNe wear the ne~
baekiess evening so~ns deeosste
their bare shoulders with beauty
spots to ersphaslre the display Of
nudity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
HOUSE Or AEIGNtRs
D{sTRl D BY RIOTERS
~ INtI ttlNr.~ ~ iisslu,is-
nm RESIDENTS or NI~r
TnA>kIUIsn AFTER \
NIGHT on IIlsiluhy
~. AiiI A>U IN
STniit.iiU>


west Feankfvrt. ~. Aua b~~rHs
names ~ about TRY fArslansrs were
ilrsa. and sAs residents we're oluhesa
and maulsd a. they emerged Frem
tns 0urnln0 buildings 10 escape asasu
by lnelnsfAtler.
Three companies et railsl, shortly
before niaa c'cleeh today arrived
here. They are under command %
Captain D. w. aasssvflsld 81 NJ Wee
non Tive othsr companies from Cal,
-. are safputs here, Il wss ruparsad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
CLUB WOMAN IN DIVORCE

Mrs. Alice Larsh, well known club
woman, has filed suit against her
husband, Harry Larsh. on the ground
that be is too wrapped ny IN HIS bust
ness Harry Larsh IA interested IN
d Guthrie lumber company. Larsh
filed cross bin that his wife was
wrapped up I'm clubs, but with.rew Il
and agreed TO q property settle noni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
UnmaSked Bandits
Secure Big Sum

Kansas City, Aug. 6.--rhree an
masked bandits In motor car today
held up and robbed Ralph Williams
a seventeen year cid messenger for
Wilson q Co.. Packers, Kansas city.
kans. They obtained $1,000 In cur
rency. The bandits escaped towards
the Missouri side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
AMERICAN AIR MEN
AID POLAND IN WAR
LONDON NEWSPAPERS pI,i-
DICT DECLARATION or
WAR BN GREAT BRITAIN
AND FRANCE AGAINST
SOVIET RUSSIA
III DRIVE CON
TI>lES


Warsaw, August. e.--rhe defense
lire east ot Warsaw 10 holding firm
and the Soviet forces have a, last
been checked. a strong defence tire
has also been entrenched east Of ,he
vlstuls where the Poles hope TO flph,
a decisive battle with he Reds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

The riots followed the first succes
ful effort Of the trsnn~ay company &c
carry passengers on street cars man
red by armed strike-hresksrs. ~
cars were blocadec by a motor truck
just as parade Of 1000 strikers arc
sympsthizers were passing. Someonr
threw brick ard the paraders be
came an unhri6leo mob. Car ~ir
COWS were snasheo, protective
screens torn eff and strike breaker
badly beaten before police could re
store order. One man was shot in
the feet.
Tire Denver Post was the mex
Aavlng opposed the strike. Ever,
window In tire place was broken
presses hsmrereo and sand thrown
into the rcliers. the bnsin-ss officet
we're wrecked. and fixtures thrown in
&c the street: the engraving room wa
demolished and type and linotype
rastrices scattered through the ocr
posing room. The publishers ssie
they would attempt 70 pvbiish this
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
80
GENERAL WILL
HEAR AMNESTY PLEA

washington. Aug ~- Attorney.
Palmer notified Samuel Gomeerm TO-
day that he would hear the plea 81
me American Federation Of Labor for
amnesty for political prisoners next
"wednesday a general amnesty re-.
solution adopted at the Montreal con-
sen'i'n WIN b. handed the attorney
general.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

J II Fifr came near meeting with
a fatal accident last night when .
Santa Fe switch engine ripped the
back end on his car and dld much
damage thereto. Tho flagman AZ the
Noble ayeaue crossing fitted complair ,
against Flfe for refusing TO obey sbe
signal 70 stop lie says Fife stepped
on the gus and made an attempt 10
cloar tho track ahead ot tho engine
Fife Will have hearing in municip,i
court saturday mornlnE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
LONDON EXPECTS WAR
DECLARATION { ON

london. Aug. 6.--While ne .S.tual
military situation In pois nd ) rot
much clearer than II was ytst zrday,
il 10 admitted TO be critical Renorts
however, are In some respects 80
contradictory that the precise <sprss
Of menace TO Warsaw, as a suit e'
the recent bolshevik sdvane,.. eanro
be estimated.
london and Paris newspapers are
free IN their predictions that Great
Britain and France Will declare war
saainst SOVIET Russia WITHIN a week
u the present drive against Warsaw
Continues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06

" held for maturity. Tho investor
said no. had decided 20 pass up the
profit and take bis principal back
This early conner had no chance 10
get Lonesome, for soon after he had
taken his station other notehoiders
began 10 arrive. score were on
hand BY 9 O'Clock and az the usual
opening hour Of . o'clock approached
tbe lin. grew rapidly.
From Other Points.
Many OF those In line were from
~rr-rwrrTsr4rar
Continued On Page z. Col. IL
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prAcE coMrs ArreR


wsAt FFansfers. ilIs Aug. o.-~Fat.
lowing a night ~ rloting In which rive
pefsana are believed 10 havs hesa
killed and Scores inlursd. compass.
tive auiet ~as restored hsre today 40.
Approximately 5000 ferslsrers.
whom The rioters directed shsr
attack, had lsu town. and shis. epu
pied with the arrival of iso militia.
men 81 ths Ninth Illinois infantry.
ssnJed 20 hrlnu aheai order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
MUCH SUFFERING IN
ENGLAND FOR THIS WHITE

London Aug s.--Prenier Ll0y
George stated in the house of com
mons today that the government was
expecting much unemployment during
the coming winter and was consider
Ing precautionary measures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
PAVING TAN DUE \O.,:
DELINQUENT soon

Paving taxes are now due Mt the
city clerks office II the tax Il not
paid on or before September lst
penalty Of Is per cent will be added
CITY clerk Anderson " anxious that
all paving tax payers call before inst
time and eyoid the payment N the
penalty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
s0V[RNOn COX IS
PLEASED WITH RESULTS
Democratic Leader Says People
Have Voted and Pro. League
Men Are In the
Saddle

Daton, Ohio. Aug G. Hope that
former Presiden, Taft would aid to-
ward elec,ing a senate favoring the
eague q nations vas expressed TODAY
ay Governor Cox. democratic presi-
iential nominee
We have every explanation. said
tho statement. ~tha, Judge Taft vim
irge republicans 10 support the man
ar men who faysr the league of ma
IONS. By so doing he can consist
nifty remain a republican in the face
Z his statement that the position ot
us presidential candidate on this
luestton Is wrong
Oklahoma Cheers Him.
Governor Cox's statement was
rompsed by reports OF success IN the
Missouri and Oklahoma democratic
enaiorial primaries of league
andidates. and By assurances Of a
lemocray victory In New Hamp.
hke. Gordon Woodbury.. New Hamp-
--- ---~------ ----4---.,-
.Isaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
coRoAN sPEER PASSES Exams.

Passed physical and mental rxa.
nination easily" wires Gordan Speer
from Annapolis, TO his parents, mere
This morning Cordan IL now full.
fledged cadet IN the H. g. naval AGA
denny. He is only 10 and an excop-
tionally fine young man. His many
friends will learn OF his success With
ratification.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
erRmAN-sovler ALLIANCE

ls pGNlED .
Paris. Aug. e.--Repor,s emanatlnr
In london that Germany and the 90
Wet government of Russia conc udeI D
an agreement relative TO Pollard be
fore the beginning Of the soviet o.
ferslve against the country. arc de
MED by the semi.ofncisl Wolf News
tConiinued on PAGE 4. Col ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
PRESIDENT WILSON NAMES
CHEF or IN5uLAR AFFAIRS

Washington. Aug. e.--Major Cen
sral Frank McIntyre has been APP
solnsed chief Of insulaf affairs. II was
lnnouneed today by the war depart
nent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
ALL THEATRES ORDERED
CLOSED IN DENVER

Denver, Aug. s.--Msyor Bailey tff
after noon issued a proclamation o.
cerinq all thestres 10 close az ?
O'clock 70 nieht. The police depart
rnent hss required citizens 10 rtmsir
at horne tonight in the hope o' pre-
venting the reoccyr-enee of rio.ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
FINED AND SENTENCED

Porter hraden was fined $50 anI
sentenced 20 70 IN the county jail to-
day BY Justice McGInIey Bradsa il
charged With petty larceny by .
Seward man Iio Ia Il negro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-06
WEATHER

New Orleans, Aug e.--Tonisht
and Saturday, generally fair.
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nousrs BURNED AND

root Hall WRECKED
West frankfort, ~. Aa0, as--A
number ~ homes wsre burned ard
pool hall waa wrecked rh~ mDb al
~ height numbered sbsus a.ooo msn
Foreigners fled n alI directions. TAX
inc what articles ~ property trey
cogld with them, The ristIng proper
Get under way shortly after ssr o..
clock laat nl1ht ard rensInuad ~
near dasbrsak. Al timsa ths ma
fplit up IN sections and IL ~aa re.
ported shat soms divisions ~ ths n,an
drove 'ofsioases lnto nearby woods.
what followed could not be learned.
~ LoaIa. Aug. 9 with AZ iea
three men said 70 have heen kliled
many injured and ths homes ~ f.s~
snes throughout west Frankfort. ~
DESTROYED by lneandlarv frea RIO
rroslmatsly 5000 foreigners. against
lowing daabIa murder c5ntinued ~.
most unabnted today. according ta ra-
peats from towns nrar tha scene III
lha trouble gtH
militia Necessary.
Theae adyieea indieAta that 0niy
Intervention BY stats militia. whlea
has already been ordered 10 waat
Frankfort Will quell ms diaofaer
Mob Controls.
4 mob estimated To number more
than 1000 haa controlled tha aitaatlat
there tor the past "a hours. dlrcctlns
l'a attack AGAINST the feFelgn ponu.
lation according 20 reports, after b.
Ing which ragged hsra yesterday fol
hold of three suspects one a slellan
held IN connection with the MURDER
Photographer 10 Killed
"A photographer who attempted 10
'ak" pleiar"a ~ the scenes az rlotinx
vas kicked % death and his carmsra
DESTROYED, according 10 reperts. ana
either swo or four foreigners are
said % have hsan beaten 20 death.
repor'a q the number varying
Tho trouble Atartad early yeaterday
after the finding og the bodies ~
Anlsl cAleaterefa, 10 years old. so-
Tony kempei ~. buried ia shallow
rfasea n tho woods near here. rae
thfoa'a of both had been cut AMI
iiempeI bad been shot.