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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

itiae $25, 100000 ON aaret. Sor
Sioen oriper pi DC Sfibe, Ri bar /
SieneIten, meb ct sob al s5O,O0O,.
600 aarIia. Sette S~totsbiorag bill
reoucere set ~nnp9renbe Cab til set
baIpe, % set %forefomlner mig, at i
@etrastnins al benle Sitltatiou =
/ getragtnins at, at ri har 1000
Sfibe ligaenbe leoise or oct Dor
SIiat iom sooe amerifunife 9orsere
of prspe paa at iette hisie Sfibe paa
Sisen % / @irfiombeo unSer oct
anlerifanife Stag"
Weolemmerne al Den me progress
iipe 9lof / 3pngresien paubt Sirs.
bag lin isrite Legislative Seir, ioet
ueSfommenoe Senaistomite bar on.
befaIet til 8eotagelie Oeres 8eiol,l.
ton anaaaenoe en- 9@nOrius / 8runo.
lopen ON oirefte 8alg al baaoe TrG-
iioeut oa SiceprGiioent. Sette er en-
al De &eformer, iom sc Srosresiipe
gap en- iremifliot BlaN5 paa tit u1oer
acnierencen iorrige llge p~eotaane
Erogram.
Sioere beItemunes / Oet lore laaebe
ENHANCEMENT, at Sralgitrationsba-
aeu Ir9iioentefs Sloipttelie / Gm-
beoet) ifal forlGgaes ira 4be DARTS
til oen 3oie Wanbas / Sanlar; Of
Senatorernes % observation-disclosures
Serminer ifal begpuOe oeu fsrite
Wanoag / Sanuar citer Nopember'
palgene, oa at &ongrc5ien ifal iamles
regular Sesiion ben lite Manoaa
/ Sanuar bperf Iar.
Ssnlob Sorpentiiing irtofanbt ifft
8r9iibenten fig | aongresicn Eager
otter gabningen for at nplpie III
@noifab. Sette bate ooifiaig Sor
umoring, oa Oct er hGpbet eff ot
9rile, at 8~r9iiOe,tteip enten perionlie
ifal %inofinoe fig oe oplpie fit @iloifat
eaer operienbe bet ieneit ben amber
Gag eiter bier Sesficns @espnoelie
Der meooeItes | 4nlebniueen ira De
Spibe Gus, at Hrpiioentens Tiff
bupbe facet @u6ifahet tuloiert tito
BERTH, men at ban aitoeelig piloe b
frrbig til at cpIrie Bet for llgen
ltogarg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Rhooes Stuoenter.

8einltatet al set aarlige Salg al
amerifanife Gbooes. Stuoenter peo
llniperiitetet / SrforO offentliggicr'
oesr ben 4be bs. al Brpiibent IpOe.
lotte peo Spartbmore College, ga,
Den amerifanife Sefret9r for Hbooes
Sruitees.
Spert Iar ilonppnes ser for Sc
Sorenebe Stater 80 iaaoanne Stu.
BETTER. llonppnelien gi9loer for ire
slar og mebfsrer en- 1eugelunSeritst
telie al $50 engelffe Slrlo Sterlins
ON Maret. Salaet meaem Inisgerne
ai9isres paa 8rnnolag al islgenoe
ire Sing iom tiliammen tageS | BE
traatnins: ~ aarafter % gerion,
liabeb; y Sfoleubbamlelie; 81 lca
aemlig Strait, iom Den tommer til
ipne gieumem Geltagelie ! 6riluftS'
ipurt eller paa auben Waa0e.
Seo Den netop afbolote Grepe bar
ser 344 Inisgere. III oem JON bleu
uonGpnte. anferes felgenSe tiaige'
mes oeres @oiteb % Den SGreanitalt
bporira De itammer.
Wontana: Bert u. SeatS, Timber
iitp OF Wontana, Wisioula, Mcnt,
Nortb Safota: Neo 9. IIlen,
Dartmouth College, Sauep Gitp,
g. Saf.
Ohio: q. s. Serricf. @eitern
Reierpe, Waoiicn, @iseoniin.
Soutb Safota: 6. %. GItcb,
yanfton College, ganften, .. Saf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Sang Spemmetur.

gu Set / Boston buiS oaglige
Cont bar at trRffe en- Seliperp Sogn
omtrins paa 8aberle FOR et al Spens
SaablaSe. bleu npltg ballet 90 az
Charles &iper eiter at baUe tilbraat
SO elmer / Sanbet. Seiten bdobe
Saaen Tor lsbet lsbif % bar birmpct
neo aiernem Ell aaben Sptnsbro.
bpor @ogneu blep i~taaenoe isien iait'
tlenrt meIlem Stinuerne. Zen bar
iporleit foriunoen. o. S~apnepolitiet
isate / Simepis iorgi9peS. enbelia
lent paa gftermibbagen Cen anoen
Gaa, tit en- Sagtmano Sie paa &sm'
liu9er,, Der ban itepnsSe no moo Der
aa6ne Sap. 5 en- &obaab blep Ser
aiort Sast paa Den. % eiter mcget
9eipGr tit man Ben euSelig inSianr
aen OF truften ilano. llooiet % Tor.
iroSien bIep oen inbiat paa ct Seite.
boipital % par ir,art Iise 600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Kulproouftionen

@aibingtou Sen 2ben December.
Gen ugentlige Snbberetniu9 ira
Geological Surpep antpoer, at Tro.
buftiouen al glsbful iorelsbig bor
naaet i'm S~epnbsibe meb libt oper
#, 100000 Cons ON llgen. Sotal.
.iurnnlen al oe ubpulone &lll | ltgen,
Tom enote nteb 25be Ropember, i9t.
ties til 11,02S,0 900 Cons, inobeiattet
bpao ser britgtes til aofs, bpab ser
ipreoes meo peb @riiberne og bpao
Der iclgets / nGrmeite Nabclag.
s 9roouftionen al Saarbfil bar
ser Ell ubetpoelig Teogang, men Sen
belsb fig oog til mere END 2,000, 900
Cons ON llsell. S Communicating
meo tilipareube ltee | 1921 bar bette
en- Sorsgelie al $4,000 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Grofait Ki9rlteheo.

George Giltting, iom nplia bsoe /
Iicbmlono, Gal., ifiltes for 80 aar
iiben meb fin Suitrn % faa benoe
alorig mere. Sborlebes BET gift til,
of Wanb pg Suitrli fom til at ifiae
Gag, iises Der ingen cling ON, men
/ hans Seitamellte, iom anbnebeS |
@etten / Saflauo ben lite December,
omtaler Iutting SllItruen i fiarli9e
llbtrpf % inoirtter benbe Tom gr'
pitg til alt lit go.
%. s. Woorebouie, Der er inbiat
iom Grecutor, fortrler, OF ban blanot
aibsoes Gapirer fanbt grepe, Tom
bite, at ban I ale oisie Iar bapoe
ienot Snitruer, TOM er boiat / Nus
burnt, Waine, $500 Raaneoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Fillmore at iterfe Oriffe.

Sttaipd, Canada, oen lite Secent.
Der. Sislee ben aarlige Snoberetning
ira Department Of Customs ano
Grciie bier Ger / Sebet al Iibite &egr.
ifubsaar / CANADA Orl,ffet ct min.
ore pr. Gapita'9uantrm al iterfe
Sriffe eno / noget tioligere Iar. 81
oerimoo blep ser orltffet mere ar.
Ir. Capita Sorbruget al Sr9nbe.
pin opgipes til 0.36 8aaoner moo
.O.S6 8unoner Tor ifior og 1.99 9aI.
loner for 1874. Sort9ringen az 81
belsb fla iii 4.37 8aaoner pr. Co
pita, en- 6orsaelie ianmenlignet meo
garet ier, mems Sorbruget al Bin
ubaioroe 0.037 @aIloner pr. Capita,
nrinSre emo Salpoelen iaa meset iom
EioraareiS Spgauer pilcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Gorine er / ~olftasenoe,

@aibington hen Abe December.
5 en- netop oiieittlieaiort Snoberct-
ming fra Sanbelsbcpartementet beber
set, at ser er Ell Eenoens neboper
antaGet al SGringsipse Der / Can.
oct. s runbe Sal bar Der | 1921 /
oct Streg, bpor Der iamles nsiaatige
Spaaper i bette Stpffe, $4,000
Ssosfalb Tom lnno ifripes poa bernie
Spgboms &egning.
0eriom ser mn eaers | 2atbet bar
ct lignenoe Intal Gsbsfalb / Sorbolo
til SoIfemlpnaber, maa Der bape boz.
ret cmfring 100000, en- Sornrinc.
ifelie al $4,000 iioen 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
en- Kiempe:Ofse.

Seo apGguoitiuinsen / Chicago,
iom aabneOeS iioite 9srbag, forepiies
Der Ell Ore ion artages at bore Den
/ fit Sla9s / &eroeu. Oct er
Sartlanb @%oooforo, iom peier $500
Eiuno % er niot befieubt ipm Den Der
bar taget en- MGngoe grpmier. Oct
er life alere peb fin itore Spngoe
"@oobp" ubmerfer iig. men o9ian
peo "goniteten". San err al Sere,
foro.S laget % eieS al Sames g.
Camden / Seriaiues, &entucfp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
CT 5red$mede.
&eprGientanter ira be eentral.amcri.
tguife Hepnblifer %funiercrcr.
On Union paa Gale.

Sc centrol.amerifanife &epubli.
fers Selegater iii ct @soe / @aib.
ington for at oreite Ilaner til Gre.
oerS 9etrpggelie Dem imeaem lam.
leoes Manoag / "Sal OF the Ine.
ricaS" / 8au.Imerican Unions 9pe.
ming, boor oe al Statsminiiter
SugbeS paa Be Soreneoe Staters
&egrue snifeoeS pelfommen.
"Ge Soreneoe Stater bar" iagoe
Statsmiuiitere,t bl. a., "ingen 9gr-
9ierrigbeo at t~ilireositiQe paa eber5
SefoItning, Hlaen Tolitif, iom itaar
/ Stri0 meo eberS rationale Iipira.
toner, o. iutet anoet Sormaal emo
Of frenlme SreoenS snteresier % noe
coer ben @iitallN, s maatte snife, peO
9%s3ningeu al eoerS Eroblemer noe.
llffenoc til eoerS eget 8apu.
"Se Soreuebe StaterS SSltteresier
er ubeliiffenoe inpolpere0e / Sreoens
9eparelic paa benne Salptlgle OF |
9etrpggelien al eoerS Snteresier.
Spartaler boloteS al sc foritieuise
SelegationerS Sroferere, repr9iente.
renbe Guatemala, Salpabor, Son.
buras, Hicaragua % Gotta Hica.
Stsrit Siialo bsiteoe ben Gale, iorn
boloteS Of Son alberto ltcles, Son.
biirassS elegationenS Sroferer %
iorbenpGrenoe bonoutanif llbenriass
miniinr, iom bla1ot anoet fog Or,
oct for 8ienioreningen al ale bisie
entralsamerifanife &epl,blifer / Ell
fri o. ielpbiiilpen Ssberation. 3lo.
faitelien al benne Sanfe ipntes at
pirfe operraIfenoe paa DC sprige Sele.
aationer, bpis 9teblemmer aibolet iig
ira at fommentere ben for paa ct
icnere Webe.
"Ielegationen ira SonouraS, Der
n9rer ber melt abiolute Sinio til ben
dmerifapIfe Heejerins paa @runb al
oens beniIte llegennptte / Seroens.
poIitifen, fait aIene uotrpffe lit iibe-
tingebe gifaIo meo oct for rort Msoe
uoarbeioebe Irpsram," iagbe ban.
Gen tror tmiolertio," icrtiutte
ban, "at ser er Ell arben for belle
GentraI.I merifa pigtig Sag. ionl
ferit 90 fremit buroe tages mnocr
ben alporligite Sperueielie, nemlia
Spsrgsmaalet ON 8ienoprettelien al
pore Sorf9ores 9ano / Sorm al Ell
politiif og fSbereret Union. Sette er
Ell Gag, ion oct err at bnabe, at
Ielegationerne ira 8uatamaIa, Sal
pabor, Hicaragila % Gotta Hica bill
tilitemn1e.
"Tor Sonouras's Seofommenoe er
oct, iislge &epublifenS politiife Scott
ititl,tion, iom bar beitaaet iiben 1880.
bets iprite Yligt pg melt trGngenbe
Nsopenoigbeo at oerloe tilbage til Den
Union meo oe 9anbe. icm uhgioroe
oen central.amerifanife Ssoeratiou,
eler ialfalb nteb minoit 10 eIler ire
al Dem. 90 oisie bore Ssiterrepu.
Differ bar De iamme leaale IIpira'
E%ticner, iont uotrpft / osres reipeftipe
aonititutioner, / oeres cficiellc 90
fllmenter, beres IreSie os / bercS
oitentliee ltotalelier. Sor hi bar ell
milo Soritaaelie az, at aleite giennen
en- iaaban Sammenilutning fam De
aoifiIte Stater iinoe en- 9sSuiug pac
fine IroHener."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

inoe | Den offentlige Sfole paa 9an.
Oct, men ! pper 20 slar bar bun MI
Itaaet | S~orbinbelie meo set pIoite
Sagfererirma / Snoiana, % bun
tror Jig enbnll life uoIGrt. s De
ltolte fire Iar bar bun ihtoeret Slis
ON gftenerne.
Sut loo Jig opitiae paa ben repil.
blifanife &aIgiebbcl eiter Spiororing
al TO non.partiian Clubs @omen's
Gitp Club og @oman's Department
GLIB OF Snbiana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Sem Oom,nere
al famine Vapn,

Seb @alset Sen zoe @opember i,o.
faarehes Dennis @. Sullipan %
Srarf &. Sulipon til 0ommere /
Spretten / Chicago, iaa 9pen III har
fem Sommere al set Napn. Scr par
Ser ancreoe ire, nernlig Sennis e.
Suaipan o9 Sobn s. Suuipan, beaae
Spmmere / Superior Court, ,llens
Tbilip g. Sulipau prGiiberer i
&rcoSretten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Fred % ufred.

srn apnfereneen / 2aniamne. Sebit-
r6erin fremlGgser &nslanbs Hla.
ner ana. SnrSanellerne. : NeS.
rnitnimgsfpnfereneen ! Moifpa. =
Eiasfaniler GnnO pm GrItatnings.
nroblemet.- Srins Mnbreas opu,t
fl lipsparig 2unbflpstisbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Gvflane.

Spife gpismanb bapoe | Wanoags
orranaeret en- liben Silitelning |
HiasSaasbpeninsen / Berlin, bpor
gortferss paa stps T.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
|Narsans.

pa ionl bar
|initG9 10
ct til Sill
|eralpoitnrc
|sbcr osiao
|teral @ltr.
matter Sc.
|tgiorbc nm.
It fan life
+ SrepCne;
|noeren life
|nOrhQcr
the iont Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
tes Ear rnrr

our CNCI
+ Der biemnlc
@uif at Ncn
b melt tirr
til SuIen cr
|oitcn oQ @eO
nlelanbct for
r life aIeue
} 6tlieu bbcr
briu9cr Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
gtntal.

|fentIBoiort
man ct le.
ere6e Sta.
OitrGfning
le Spqoocr
1000 Goit
Sornc0c
3,O26,76S
|foIfning er
+ Der iualc.
iinoe@ ct
tuaOrotUil
europUtifs
|rutemInttli1
R3 &po0,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

5 iiffcrt On
o., 3t9 9nS
-gl0ot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

Eortfeitss paa ssss Z,
, 1922-03-21

ground that n require
ments would compel suspension of
much OF the new building contem-
plated for Casper this summer.
Ben L. Scherck. president OF the
Casper realtors. said hat the ordi-
nance would defeat hi aspirations Of
tho city in forcing rcadJustmcnt Of
economic conditions here because re-
quired new buildings would not be
built under the expensive require
ments OF the ordinance
s. F. Pelton, n contractor, and other
speakers called attention to many Of
Tending portions OF the bill. A NJ.
Garbutt of the firm of Garbutt, Weld
ner & Sweeney. architects. spoke in
behalf of the ordinance. claiming that
oven partial enforcement Of the
measure would arrive at better con
ditions than under thu haphazard sys-
tenn of the past. He called attention
to the fact that the ordinance sue
cessfully eliminated frame apartment
construction and other and
fire hazards in tho city
Walter w. Keefe. a member of the
counciimanic board, called attention
to the fact that this was rather a late
date to protest the ordinance when
every possible effort had been made
to get contractors and all other in
terested persons to participate in the
deliberations of the ordinance when
it was originally being considered.
By unanimous vote of the council.
however, It was decided to appoint n
committee OF IL builders here to go
over tho ordnance and Determine
what sections needed toning down and
the portions which should be eIimfn-
ated. This action was taken subse-
quent to Mayor w. A Blackmore's
order which prohibited publication in
pamphlet form the entire building
ordinance.
Reports on the appointment of the
committee and b subsequent inves-
legations of this committee viii be
made at future meetings OF the city
council Effort TO expedite the probe
will be made so that the spring and
summer building campaign VIII rat
be delayed too long.
, 1922-03-21
State Denied
CHALLENGE I'M
ARBUCKLE CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81
Judge Harold L~ouderhack denied to-
day tho p~rosecution's motion to be
allowed to challenge peremptorfly
Juror Edward w. Brown in the third
manslaughter trail of Roscoe C. Qrat-
ty) Arbuckle. The jury was sworn in
last week. The motion was made yes
terday prior to the selection of a. sec
ond alternate juror on the ground
that Brown was hostile to the district
attorney.
Judge Louderback announced his
decision without giving his
The hostility of Brown. n wholesale
Erocer. resulted, according to Leo
Friedman. assistant district attorney
from tho fact that he had been prose
cited for violations OF the pure food
law.
The defense opposed the motion on
tho ground that all the information
about Brown was available to the
prosecution before he was accepted
as a Juror, and that It was illegal to
reopen h examination of the jury
once 1t had been sworn in.
Before the opening Of court Judge
I~ouderback called the attorneys into
his chamber and asked them If they
would stipulate to the removal of
Brown from the jury Gavin McNab.
Arbuckle's chief counsel, refused, how
ever.
, 1922-03-21

over TO the Jury At 10 O'Clock last
night In compliance with the courts
order tho verdict was returned sealed
this morning.
During n case the testimony de-
veloped that Archambault- charged
with receiving stolen goods was ar
rested at 8 o'clock on the evening OF
September 1s. 1919. and was held in
jail untl Q o'clock in tho evening with
out a warrant having been issued.
The plaintiffs case in the action
was hay.dled by Attorneys r.. Richard
Ship. George w. Ferguson. and Hen.
ny Perkins. Mr.. Royce's defense was
undertaken by NJ. W. Purcell. county
attorney and ]. c. Clark. attorney
for the U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty
company Of Denver, the which
supplied Mr.. Royce's bond during his
regime as sheriff.
Tho jury which heard tho case and
returned the technical verdict in favor
Of no defendant included. II. l.
Kennedy. Robert Simpson. Richard
Schnoor John f. Phepn, L c. French
G. II. Gompr. George Retallack. claud,
Johnston. james r. Mitchell, william
Cronin. Rex Tanning and G. L. crum
, 1922-03-21
Island Dances
FrOUned Upon
N. Police

NEW YORK. March 21.-Dances
IN South Seas style in which young
women appear in costumes of straw
and n few beads are frowned on by
New York police From a rsstau-
ran IN West FOty-hsth street eariy
today fou danoorN tho manager of
tho restaurant. the head waiter and
two walters wcre hauled OF to a
station house.
Tho place was visited a few nights
ago by members of the evening
clothes section of the police force
who declared they had paid s6.25
for half a pint OF whiskey and 81
for n bottle OF ginger ale. When
they went to tho restaurant to servo
n warrant for Illegal sale of liquor
they a int one South Seas dance
, 1922-03-21


Davis. as he is known IN local police
circles. was the outgrowth of bad
blood between the w men. h at
fray climaxcd when Padiifo bought n
soft drink at the establishment owned
by Pete Lazaretto and Ben Mendoza
en- West A street about 0 o'clock last
right. PndiIla refused to pay for the
drink and Mendoza Is alleged to have
said.
"T don't want any trouble with
you"
At this tuncture Davis approached
and said: 81 will take the fight Off
your hands" It the same time draw
ing a dagger which he had secreted
in his clothes
Both PadiIlo and Davis are said to
have SPARED for positions before Davis
plunged the blade into Padillo's body
over the heart. Padilo left the es-
tablishment and fen outside the door.
During the excitement Davis escaped.
Joe Marines. Felix B. Garcia. Ben
Mendoza and Marquis Malarado are
being held at the city tail for investi-
garon in connection with the case
Davis. the alleged assailant- is known
in police circles here During a recent
cleanup of MexIcans 10 was arrested
, 1922-03-21

to suspend the rules. Mr.. Campbell
said he would all a. meeting of his
committee tomorrow morning. at
which he win ask committee mem
bers to report a rule designating
Thursday as suspension day with a
provtso that four hours debate on the
BIN VIII be provided
Under this procedure. a two-thirds
majority would be necessary to pass
the bill. No amendments would be
permitted nor would it be possible to
make n motion to recommit the
measure
Those in charge of the legislation
were confident that it would receive
than h two-thirds majority
They expected the vote to come be
fore adjournment Thursday after
two hours Of discussion on each side.
, 1922-03-21
FEDERAL OIL ACTION DISMISSED
over RESERVE LAND ENDS

senting the expenses and costs to
the government in the prosecution
of the case to date.
The land at issue in the case was
entered in 1907 under the mining laws
of the United States and the locaters
conveyed their interests to tho Pho
neer Midway OIL company. which late
in 1908 or early IN 1909 took posses
sion of the four claims. Owing to the
lack of water. the oil company did
not begin actual drilling until May.
1910. Since then wells
have been d.iHed- The government
contended that the presidents with
drawal order of September 81, 1909.
had cancelled the rights of the COM
paniess
, 1922-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 21.-The
government filed a motion in the SUI
prerne court today to dismiss its
suit against the North American
OIL Consolidated, Pioneer Midway
OIL and the Union on companies Of
California, to restrain them from
operating on land claimed as a part
of naval reserve number 2 under a
presidential proclamation Of Decem-
Der Is, 1912.
Tho motion was made by Solicitor
General Beck after c~onSerc,scs with
counsel for the oil companies which
resulted in a settlement of the case
out of court. The settlement pro-
vidos for the payment by the oil
companies OF about $4,000 repre-
, 1922-03-21
BRIEF ILLNESS
CLAIMS LIFE Of
H.. ]. PETERSON.
At 800 TODAY
Prominent Real Estate
Operator Falls Victim
to Pneumonia; Was at
His Office Saturday

Herbert ]. Peterson, 80
years of age, prominent Cas-
per real estate operator, bust
ness man, lodge man and
sportsman, died at 3 O'Clock
this morning at the family
home. 1925 South Durbin street, after
a thrce-day illness from influenza and
pneumonia
Word Of Mr.. Petersonss death
spread over Cazper rapidly this morn
ing leaving shock and sorrow In its
wake Death came Unexpectedly fol.
lowing Mr. Peterson.s failure to rally
from the early crisis which was reach
cd In the case ut 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Prior to that hour Mr..
Peterson,s condition was entirely sat
ixfactory and tharo was no indication
that the end was approaching
Friday afternoon, Mr. Peterson. a
warm devotee of golf. repaired to the
country club grounds with fienda
and engaged IN n round OF got> When
no returned to town nc WE apparent.
ly tn the best Of spirits and health
While preparing to attend the
I open house Friday night Mr..
Paterson vas taken III and told ais
family that he would lie down for
,vhne AZ GAO Mira. Peterson went tc
NE room rni found him suffering
on ..y,rs chm Or. T. C. Kamp was
N-at...,v ~,urored and aiarnosed
a. - =, irrron--
Aiuer me ms -, ~.
conuiuon sueauly ~. ~
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, 1922-03-21
Jail Delivery
Frustrated By
Armed Guards

CHICAGO. March z1.-The sec
n attempt In two days at a Jail
delivery was frustrated yesterday
whom armed guards under Warden
Wesley II. Westbrook checked the
uprising and forced 20 prisoners
back to their cells. When the pris-
oners refused to return to their
cells after the exercise hour, Mr..
Westbrook stationed guards with
riot gums at advantageous positions,
stepped to tho front and told the
prisoners he would give them ten
minutes In which to obey the com
mand. Or direct the guards to begin
shooting. Watch in hand, he toll
ed OF v minutes ana all tho
mutineers had disappeared
, 1922-03-21
ORDERED.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Dissolu-
ton of the wire goods exchange, al
legged by federal investigators to have
been conducted in violation of the
Sherman anti-trust law. was ordered
in a decree signed Ere today by Fed
eral Judge Knox. -
The exchange was charged with ar.
bitrarily controlling rs per sent of the
manufacture and sale OF flour sifters.
dish covers and other kinds of uten-
silA
, 1922-03-21

cago, officials said today.
Tho supreme court held that IN
come held and accumulated by a trus
toe for the benefit OF unborn or UNI
a~scertained persons was not taxable.
The bureau. it was explained has
been holding such income taxable and
as such cases generally involved large
estates. it was believed that the re-
funds made necessary would run into
mf1fnnz
, 1922-03-21
HOME BURNED.
Three PERISH

Ell DORADO, Ark, March 81 -
Three children were burned to death
in their home zero asst night when a
fire started from a broken gas pipe.
They are Edith. Bessie and Tressie
Bagget. Their mother and two broth
ers were badly burned Two other
children escaped. Tho family had
beon quarantined on account of
measles.
, 1922-03-21

Mayor Sawanie Alderedge and a
party of officers went out into the
country to the spot where Etheridge
was beaten. The mayor offered a
$500 reward for the arrest OF the
a~ssailants. Etheridge was threaten
ed with death If he told the police
of the whipping. he said.
II was at home about s o'clock"
he said, when there was a call for
me at the front door. Two or three
OF the men were on the porch. One
, 1922-03-21
DALLAS LUMBER COMPANY MANAGER is FLOGGED
GETS SERMON and Is LAsElEs, HE TELLS POLICE

DALLAS, Texas, March 21.-City
and county officials today com
menced n thorough investigation
into the whipping a night of F.
H Etheridge, manager of a local
lumber company by a party of IN
masked men. Etheridge was taken
from his home by force after his
IT year old daughter had been
knocked down m severely beaten
with orders not to report the occur
renee to- the police.
, 1922-03-21
Geddes to Speak
In California

OAKLAND. Cal, March al Sir
Auckland Geddes. British ambassador
To the United States and Lady Ged-
des left Monday for Deimonte to stay
until "Wednesday. Tho ambassador
VIII speak at the Charter day exer
cises a tho University Of California
At Berkeley Thursday and at the an
Dtsi alumni banquet here Thursday
night
, 1922-03-21

OF them told mo I was wanted at the
sherifrs office and then they grabbed
me.
Il called for help and VIC fought
all over the front yard and 1 was
knocked down. Five of them took
me n their car. In the country sew
eral other men Joined us with hand
kerchiefs over their faces. 1 receiv-
ed a sermon and twenty-five lashes.
II don't know why they whipped
me-"
, 1922-03-21
EXTRADITIOM OF
RIHEY GRANTED
In CALF OR N ia

SACRAMENTO. Cal, March ~
Governor Stephens office today
granted the request of tho state OF
Wyoming for tho return to Casper of
Hal 2tney. held at Los Angeles. Riney
is alleged to ave enbezzied more than
1880 while acting as administrator OF
an estate.