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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06
FL MEDICO nippon
DIR. TAKABATAKE
FUE EXPULSADO
Sc CREE QUE ESTABA TRABAJAN
DO EN- MEJIco PoR LA INDE-
PENDENCIA DE coREA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, % de febre
ro.-Ha causado extraordinaria sensa-
ci6n en- esta capital la Saptura y ex-
pulsi6n del medico japones doctor Ia
lzabatake, quien hac1a diez amos Sc
encontraba establecido en- Mejico. Las
autoridades han declarado que esa de
termination Sc adopt6 en- virtud del ar
tfculo treinta Y tres de Ia constitu-
ci6n mejicana.
Ell doctor Takabatake sali6 va Gus
todiado con rumbo a Salina Cruz, un
puerto sobre el Pacffco en- donde Sc
gun Sc asegura esta esperandolo un
barco japonAs para conducirlo a su
pals.
La captura la expulsion Sc efee-
tuaron de la manera mas sigilosa, de
tai manera que In noticia no sc supo
sino cuando ell referido medico va es-
taba en- camino hacia la costa.
Sc cree que el hecho obedece a cues
tiones politicas, relacionadas con ira
|ba JOS secretos para obtener la inde.
pendencia de Corea, v que el gobiernc
japones solicit6 del gobierno de Meji-
co que pusiera su disjosici6n q
Takabatake.
FL misterid que rodea este asuntc
ha dado lugar que Sc hagan los mas
diversos concentrates, pero sin que sc
sepa a ciencia cierta, hasta este mo
mento, la verdadera causa de esta me.
dida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06

10 necesitanD. NUXIFIERRO no es
Una medicina secreta su gran de-
manda Sc debe exclusivamente Sus
lncrltoS. Por ESQ nuestro empelo Ell
cue Sc conozcan profusamente los in
Crtdientes de que Sc compone, los
cu2leS detallamoS en- cada frasco, de
raodo cue las personas que no sepan
&c rledicnas tengan la oportunidad de
consular, 81 10 deSean, con su medico
o fGrmacGutico, y estos, bien sea estu-
Gndo la formula por primera vez b
Tor cue ya la Conozcan, no deiaran
nuaca de reconeudarlo.
"a epoca actual requiere hombres
frcrtes, aGiles, sc!udables, llenos de
v!Ia aunque de madura edad, mu-
Jtrcs hermoSas, dc CUTS rosado de
rcrvlos tranouilos y Sonriente esprit
t =; asi las futuras generaciones ten
dram la virilidad fortaleza dc cuerpo
Y de espiritu necesaria para solrepo-
morse las grandes responsabilidade
que les e4peran.
POGO dinero cuesta e1 convencerse.
probando con I'm fraSco de NUXI-
l1ERRO y Ell cambio SET a usted ntil
Sic n.ismo y Ia socieuad. Acer-
cuese su botica Y con yoz clara, para
eyitar que lie den otro preparado. pida
NUX-IF1ERRO. ST sh boticario no
10 tiene pldalo
The Porto Rico Drug Co. j. M. BlaD-
co & Cia., San Juan; J. ]. Font q Cia,
Bayamon, San Justo Drug Store.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06

Para conseguir agilidad, fuerzas, vi
'illdad, abundancia de sangre roja y
ooder de reSistencia, como las posee
Il torero que aparece en- el grabado,
10 hay como someterse a un trata-
nj ento con NUXlFIERRO durante
llfunas semanaS. NOXlFIERRO es
a Ultima palabra de la ciencia medica
m 10 que reSpecta medicinas bace
lie hierro organize, como protoxalato
le hierro y hCnlorlobina, contenicn6o
ldlmas glicerofosfato de calcio y So
lilo, nux vCmica arrenal; este es, ura
combination cientiiica de rccoEstitu-
yentes ferrugin SOS cues va largos
AMOS de practica han dcnostrado ser
nlejorables para aoueilas persouas
,uya Sangre no contiene suhcIente
lierro. ST us.ed esta anemico. del
yado, palido, sin fuerzas hi v,rilidad,
lin deseos de hacer NADIA, su sangre y
;us nervios necc sitan III tinr ANTE,
In reconstituyente, necesitar NUXL-
FIERRO, Q sea hero org3nico, cue
..raera ustcd sargre nUeva, carneS
luras y fuertes musculOs; en- una pala-
IRA, un nuevo horizonte. nuevos de-
ieos Y nueva vida. Su doctor va le
labra dicho o lie dira Tome Hero" ="
lue. es igual que 81 = dijese Tome
Nuxiherro."
NITXIFTEkRO es recetado por
odos los doctores ore 10 han expert
nentado y conocen sus magnificos re-
iultadoS en- fodos Sis enfermos que
lecesitan EN- su orgy.ismo hierro or
ganico Cy que pocoS son los que no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06

de maiz l,44S de carnes congeladas;
los de Santiago de Chile nos infOrman
que en- 81 de diciembre 1ltimo lego
In capital referida el comandante ita
liano Benedetto Accorsi, encargado por
su pals de estudiar Ia situacion CO.
mercial de Ia Eepdblica chilena, fin
de dar impulse al intercambio mercan..
til con Italia. Y, por 1ltimo. un des-
pachO de Ia IIabana nos participa que,
segGn declaraciones del presidente de
la Camara de Comercio italiana en- aque
la ciudad, muchOs cOmpatriotas suyOs
estan dispuesto a emigrar a Cuba.
" mi pregunta es 6sta: iQue hay
del proyectado viaie de nuestro Rey
Ia, America del Snr?
Rafael ALTAMIRA''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06

Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06
DE BASE BALL"

El domingo pr6ximo. Sc llevard a
efecto dos importantisimos desa fios de
Base Ball, entire los famosos teams
Z" Ponce, de aquela ciudad. Los
Mnehachosr. de San Juan. Estos de
saffos resultaran muy importantes, pues
los poncenoS, vienen dispuestos des-
quitarse de la derrOta que ultimamen
te les dierOn Los Muchachos =, v,
'seg1n sc rumora, vienen acompanados
del famoso iugador, sefor Caratini.
Probablemente muy pronto llegara Ia
novena cubana a Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-06

ss vsnde pspsl psri6dice v1sjo ESQ Quintai.
DiriiA sus psdidos ''KL AUNDO'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
OKLAHOMA GIRLS
LIKE CRESCENT
Arkansas Junior College
Popular in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Girls Form Largo
Part OF the Student Body at
Crescent College, Eureka
Springs. Ark. In Recent
Years.

Some years ago this institution
announced its abandonment OF dry
and useless subjects in it's curric-
ulum which had been commonly
required In girls colleges and
boarding schools. Latin and higher
mathematics gave place to practi-
ca courses in cooking, sewing,
child welfare, Hygiene and other
usetul sciences. In place OF the tra-
oltional boarding school rules.
crescent inaugarated the student
government plan which enabled
girls TO feel liberty of action and
tesponsibility for the conduct Of
.helr schoolmates. The result has
oeeh gratifying. whereas formerly
II was necessary to send out solicit
orS IN the summer to make up the
quota OF so girls, all Crescent
spaces are now reserved early in
me summer, simply because the
modern methods employed there
nave become known. Crescent has
become standardized by the state
universities and all work accredit-
60, Unusual advantages are Of
5tered In music, art and expression.
Ihe college owns n beautiful lake
ana club house for the students
recreation, For catalogue and view
,nook' address Crescent College,
h. hh9N W. Eureka Springs, Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
MORGAN,S BODY
LIES IN CAPITOL
Many View Body of De-
ceased Congressman at
Oklahoma City.
HOLD SERVICE TODAY
! Pallbearers Will All Be Resi-
dents of Eighth District,
Which He Represents.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July s.--Pall
Lcarcrs at the funeral of Representa-
tive Dick T. Morgan, tomorrow aft
ornoSu will be residents OF the
Eighth district which Mr.. Morgan
represented in Congress. It was nm
nonced tolsv. The pal, hcarors
will be o. C. wybrat. of woodward.
Charlie Swendal; of Woodward. S.
c. Timmons Of Cherokee, Sherman
Smith OF Alvn, Ernie Jones. OF Perry,
J. 7. McGraw OF Ponca City, J. -.
Collision Of Enid and Percy Simons
OF Enid
I y McCash, president OF Phillips
University OF Enid will assist Rev.
Il. y. salkcld and Rev. Il. u. Lane
In conducting tho services. The
funeral service will be held NJ the
First Christian chui ch and the bur
ial will be In Rose Hin cemetary.
Guarded by soldiers OF the Ma
chine Gun company and company ID.
Second infantry. O. y. c., the body
OF Representative Morgan lay in
state from , O'Clock until 4 o'clock
this afternoon In the rotunda OF the
capitol, Flags whAh oklahoma
troops had carried TO war IN Franco
stood beside the casset. At the
head Of the casket were the only
flowers used in decoration at the
canitol n large basket containing
roses and lilies sent by the mem
bcrs of the national house OF rep
resent1tivcs Hundreds OF citizens
~ all parties. creeds and conditions
visited the capitol to see the disting-
uishcd man who had died.
Rc,tives Of Representative Nor
60 who are expected to attend the
funeral include Mrs. Lucy Morgan
of Guthrie his sister-in law, Char
lov MorEnn Of Davidson, his brother.
and Harry Morgan, his nephew, and
Mrs Morgan Of TIitton.
An oklahoma congressman who
arc in the state are expected TO at
Fend tho funeral. Several already
have sent word that they will come
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
COTTON CLASSER CHOSEN
Fnrmcrs Pledge 10 Sell Product
Throueh CIasscr's Office.

lHTpUpu tIiSStfs OlIltr.
Special 20 The World.
McALESTER. Okla, July s.
Pittsburg county has received tho
services Of a cotton classer.
D. f. Mcbride, a. cotton man OF
many years experience, arrived here
this week having been appointed
cotton classor for the county by the
federal bureau OF markets. Through
the act OF the county bankers asso>
ciation, which has recognized the
value OF the step forward for the
cotton industry. the classer's salary
has been guaranteed.
County agent Il. r. Nelms dc
clared that the farmers are falling
in line on the project and are
pledging their cotton to be sold
through the classer's office.
The new cotton classer comes from
Kiowa county, where he has worked
for years as gin man and classer
for private interests. He has been
instructed to report in Saltwater on
July 10. TO attend a meeting of all
Oklahoma classers, at which time
instruction will be given so that all
ot tho Oklahoma crop will be given
the same consideration in the class
ing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

land and Katy railroads had con
tested some % thr ievies made by
this county, as well an other coun-
ties In the stato, on the ground that
the lcvies went above iasalizad
standards a.
The Rock Island had protested
$50, 900 In taxes and the Katy had
protested $4,000, or these suris the
county lost about $1,000 through
improper handling. The case was
disposed OF before Judge Harve L..
Melton, with Carl Monk, county at
torncy, representing the county ana
Raymond 7. Tolbert representing the
rniiron dis. -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
CAR SHORTAGE
FELT SEVERELY
Gum Says Reports Are
Coming to Him of Sc
rious Situation.

OKLAHOMA Clyi. July s.--An
acute shortage OF cars Is beng fclt
in the southeastern part Of the state
whore thrcshing is well under way,
according to letters received by lSu
gene Gum, secretary OF the OKLA
homa Nankcrs' assdciltion. TN ans.
wer to questionable sent out TO do
tcrmlnc the situation Tho replies
indicate that cars for moving the
wheat crop are rapidly becoming
unuhtainahle.
The letters reveal that this year =
wheat crop is greater than at first
reported. In many districts whore
the crop had suffered because ot
lack of moisture. late rains brought
almost 10 a fun crop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
Use Non-Uuion Carpenters.

ST. Louis. July s.--The building
Industries association composed of
contractors employing about half
OF the 4 900 carpenters In the city,
, today announced that only nonunion
carpenters would be hired by Its
members pending settlement Of a
wage dispute. A number of union
carpenters are on strike because the
association refused to increase their
wages from 800 to st25 an hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

A really important attraction, one
that comes sealed with the stamp
Of approval OF all the eastern critics,
is due for a Tulsa showing Sunday
at the Majestic theater. 1t is a
play OF immediate moment and has
for its star Miss Ethel Clayton who
has probably given Tulssns more
genuine satisfaction in picture plays
than any other star. The name OF
Miss Clayton's new play is called
THE Ladder OF Lies"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

Ethel Clayton is celebrated star.
She keenly feels and actually lives,
Tor the time being, every part she
portrays A student of her art and
with her artistic sense finely de-
veloped, she is steadily advancing
towards her desired goal-to win
and hold the good will OF the audi
ence. In THE Ladder OF Lies" she
presents q characterization that Is
certain TO attract universal atton-
ton. Her portrayal is marked by
beauty and strength and that is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

likely to create a profound impress
sion, there Ia little doubt.
Tulsa admirers of Ethel Clayton
who saw her in Young Mrs. Win
throp" and The Thirteenth Com
mandent" viii welcome her coming
in this new play. A strong support
ing cast has been assembled to aid
Miss Clayton and includes Charles
Mcrideth and Jane Acker.
THE Ladder OF Lies" with Ethel
Clayton comes to the Majestic Sun
day.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
COUNTY WINS TAX SUIT


Special TO The world
McALEsTER, okla. July s.---By
virtue OF decision handed down
by the supreme court OF Oklahoma
and disposed OF In the district court
snmc cas-. 900 better off now than
u was a week aEo.
The decision related TO tax lovies
made by the county on road and
school construction The Rock Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
State Briefs

ToNKAWA, July S.-Moman SUI.
frago has another convert in the
person OF NJ. G.. Scott. all because
ms wife, little mite Of woman"
harvested ms lOO-acre crop Of wheat
while he was injured and out OF com
mission. She operated the self
binder and one OF the boys rode the
lead horse. The two other sons
and hired man did the shocking
and the baby OF the family "toted"
me water jug. All hands clipped
IN TO get the meals. Mr.. Scott rode
behind the combination to see that
no accident happened.
FAIRrAX. July s.-Atrs. Marie
Pryor, Usage Indian woman. is in
the hospital critically injured as the
result OF an automobile accident
latc tuesday afternoon. The car in
which they were going to ponca
Cliy was struck from behind by n
hcaNy truck, the driver Of which
was evidently intoxicated Tho pry-
or car was pulled to one side Of the
yuad to permit the truck TO pass. and
the Pryors claim the truck driver
made no effort to avoid the collision
PONCA CITY, July s.-Sheriff
Dhh b'lh ana posse arrested five
men who made considerable por-
ton of the blackwell -Tunkawa sec
uon OF Kay county Saturday while
numerous Fourth OF July celebra.
tons were being held, robbing many
farm houses, driving from one to
another in Ford car. Practically
all the pulhdcr was recovered by the
Officers. amounting well into the
thousands Of dollars
FoNCA CTTY July. s.-William
Mcfarland, an cmploye OF the Me
Farland Refining company. is in a
critical condition at local hospital
resulting from being struck yester-
day by a heavy steel cable which ne
and other workmen were handling
to hoist castings The falling cable
broke several Of his ribs. hurt his
head and Inflicted internal injuries.
CARRIER, July S.---The farmers
observed the Fourth, on the fifth, by
working In their wheat fields Every
threshing machine In the wheat
belt ran AZ usual More farmers
arc stacking their grain than former
ly In the oil fields. while very few
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
Supuipa Notes

Hundreds Of dollars worth OF
clothing were Identified at the no
lice station this morniug by repro
scntativcs of SapulpH's biggest dry
goods firms, NJ clothing that had
been taken from their storos. The
goods were found among the be
longings Of Mr ana Mrs. Herman
Mrtrttt, who were arrested last
night by Chicf Of police Jack wis
dom. Officers saw Merritt walking
down the street about $50 o'clock
last night with scv, rni articles Of
woVcn's new clothing. they fol-
lowed MIN ana arrested him near
the Frisco tracks Mrs Merritt was
arrested later az locnl hotel Tom
my Grim, restaurant cmploye.
who rooms az the hotel whcre tho
Mcrritts stay. identified $3.50 worth
N clothing that had been taken
from her room. Tho Morritts are
being held for Investigation,
Miss Virginia Smith. assistant In
the city cIvrKs office were kcpt
busy answering the telephone to-
day when the city water supply was
cut of for seven hours. The water
NAa NhN WI NItu "a Nrll'U lluk On
the l6.inCh line bic out. and re-
pairs had to be made. Many per
sons, who had been owing their wa
ter bills for several months. went to
The office and paid up, thinking
their water supply had been cut off
because OF their failure to pay their
bills Mayor j. Wade Bone, stated
this morning. that the firemen
q
fire. because sapulpa has only one
main line. lie says that the city
viii start work Immediately on the
proposition Of constructing another
main line from tho pump station.
SAPuLpA, July s---Judge Lucien
B. Wright OF tho district court.
sentenced the following TO serve
two years In the state pcnitcrtiary
at McAlester at the session OF tho
district court this afternoon. wes-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
PLAN A E R c Al N IZATl0N
BiNby Calls session of Oklahoma
Commission for SUNDAY Morn.

OKLAHOMA CITY. July s.--The
first meeting of the state American.
ism commission " tho American
Legion Of oklahoma will be held
here Sunday morning, 1t was am
nouuccd today at the state head
quarters of the legion T. Is. BiNby
Of Muskogce, chairman of the com,
mission, has called members from
each congressional distric, TO at
tend. A representative OF the fed
eral government will he present.
Preparations for active work Of
the state organization and individual
posts in the legiuns Americanism
program will be discussed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

drills were shut down. every man
| VINO copld be spared went some
whore for the day
EtFAtLA. July S.-Not clue
/ has bcen obtained to the identity uf
| the persons who set fire 10 two
school houses I'm the Stidham dis
/ trict, both burning 10 the ground
about the slme time FRIDAY last
rh. schools were lately consolidated
and there has been much feeling
over the issue.
HENkYETTA, July Six pco-
pde narrowly escaped death when a
Truck driven by Robert Scwall pitch
| ed over i0--uot embnnkmcnt The
driver and Miss Jennie Lowery each
received "a broken arm Augusta
Lowcry three broken ribs. and Geo.
Lowery, Ruby Lowcry and Mrs. So
wall minor injuries.
MIAMI, July S.--llecause OF the
serious car shortage and SCARCITY Of
abor, number Of the largest zinc
ore producing companies of this dis
trict have decided to close the mines
for two weeks.
rONCA CITY July s.-Charlev
CLARK. known througout all northern
Oklahoma as bordcr-day Chnrac.
ter, was found dead last night near
tho Waldo Harvey farm In the Raw
country, northeastern Kay county.
He was former ranger aud cowboy
ana had been for number of years
living In scclusion.
80, 49, t.,,,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

PWIlUSKA, July s.---Slxteen ad-
ditional voting precincts have been
created In Usage county, owing to
the increase in the voting popula-
tiOu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

sheriff NJ e. Burgess wilt leave
tomorrow with ~ prisoners to
take them TO tho different state In
stiuutlons Twelve will be taken to
the state pcnltcntiary at MCAlcstor,
ono TO Granite. Oklahoma, ana a
boy will be taken to the Reform
school at rauls Valley
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

BE a wide awake progressive pros-
pcctor. Digging In THE WORLD
WANT ADS viii bring paying re-
suIts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09
SnnnIsh King In Iondnn.

PARIS, July S..-f(ing Alfonso ana
Queen Victoria Of Spain left here
today for England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

Malvn Diai bad check artist
OF Okmulgce, IL being hold In the
city Jail, awaiting the arrival OF Of.
ficcrs from Okmulgcc. Dinl cashcd
three $40 checks At cafe In Ok
mulEce on the same day. and aftcr-
wards cashod a check for s5o At a
producing house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

BLACKWELL. July s.-The pro-
position to issue $3.50 In bonds for
the purpose OF building a dam and
laying flow lines to better the city's
water supply was voted down at the
special election.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

Icy Brown, coiored. clyde Mchies-
ter. Joe Davenport, sam Mclean,
Ed Reynolds. and Fred Buros All
were sentenced ION charges or grand
larceny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-09

The following divorce petitions
were filed In the district clerks Of
flee today: Emmett Grey agains,
Nora Grey; Minnie Hoover against
Walter Hoover Mrs. Hoover charges
neglect of duty, They we're mat
ried July 10. 1918.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-06-11
FARMERS OPPOSElMPORTING
IGNORANT LABOR OF EUROPE
Farm Bureau Federation Executive
Committee Votes $35, 900 to Estab-
lish Bureau of Farm Economics

Chicago, June 81. X. Howard
president of, the American Farm Bu'
reau federation. and committee rep.
reseniing that body conferred yester.
day with Republican leaders at the
convention concerning planks in the
Republican platform affecting the
farming interests.
The farm bureau committee explain
ed that agriculture would demand of
the next congress the same measure
of import duty as accorded other in
dustries and that farmers were "Oppos-
ed TO the importation of Asiatics or
other low grade foreign farm labor for
the relief of the farm labor shortage,
or any other move toward the creation
Of an ignorant peasantry."
The executive committee of the fed
GRAFTON yesterday voted 5000 to es-
tabish n bureau of farm economics,
$4,000 for Il transportation depart
ment and $4,000 for an educational or
publicity department 1t also was vot-
ed to enlarge the work of the Wash
ingtOn Office of the body.
The next convention of the fedora
tion, which claims to represent a mil
lion farmers, will be held in Indian
apolis on December q, 7 and 8.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-06-11
BIG SWlNDLlNG PLOT IS
Barred IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, June 3-Details ~ot
an alleged swindling conspiracy where.
by Edward Wineman and his wife of
San Luis Obispo were relieved of
$9OO,OOO In property and cash have
been revealed to the county grand jury
by Kay Mckay, San Francisco and
Seattle promoter, and one of the sun.
posed conspirators, District Attorney
Brady announced here last night. In.
dictments have been voted against Me-
Kay and Clarence u. Hillman and d.
}. Walsh. his alleged co-conspirators
1t was announced.
The activities of the ring were con-
Quoted In San Obspo. Seattle. San
Francisco and Los Angeles and the
Winemans moved between these cities
as the needs dictated. according TO The
statements. The plat started last No
vember, according to McKay's state
ments to the jury, when the alleged
conspirators offered to purchase n
ranch from the Winemans for $500 600
A series of fictitious law suits. te,e-
grams and deeds was interviewer inn
the conspiracy. according TO McKay's
alleged statement. until the Winemans
We're stripped of 100000 IN property
ana available and borrowed money.