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The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

NEW PLANE LANDS
 SPLINTE:REO WRECK

SEATTLE, 10After d machine air an  Camp Lewis pnered wreck Lieut. McCready machine the first fighting pHnD,NDERER DEroRTED UNDER PROTEST NEW YORK, 10Augut youngS Swiss butler
  affair with Pttsburg depoed following attempt to commit suicide by sashng
 SHIP BOARD AND POsTOFFICE SUBSIDY EVICTION, June 1oThe Shipping De Damen have agreed jointly appropriations the s360ooo annually for carrying mail
 OYER OFFERED POSITION HELENA, Mont, June 1O hance Miss Mccormick granddaughter charge of the saddle
 FRANCE CREDITS
 e O--T of Depue voted 6 OO0OO O additional purposes
 SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARY REDUCED SEATTLE June 10 The Boari yesterday reduced the salary year.
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10
B0OTLEGGER ARRESTED
 REVEALS CONSPIRACY

SEATTLE, June 0The police sergeant at Los Angeles close the that raised of thirty the
 RUTH MAAEs FOURTH FUN OF SEASON Ssa thlCAGo tune 9-Babe ourth hoae of tho sH'n against the h';te sox with h. ha. Sa'tored all hoph If he ~, catch liams and REFUSES ALLOW FOREIGNERS LEAVE
 SHANGHAI June lO-Commander Wu used the
 
 WU PEI FU OFFERS EsIGNATION-CoNDIroNA
 TlENTSlN June 10Wu his have offered to resign Liyuanhung suggested that Techuns will NAVAL RADIO MMUNICATION WITH
 SEATTLE June 10-Under from Washington, announced that the Auadvr Siberia will be discontinued nextT Thursday
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10
WAGE CUT ORDERED
 BY RAILROAD BOARD
cEClNATT1 June 1o--Raiway Unions President Harding prevent the ordered


CHICAGO, June 10The Railroad
 
 
  approximately maintenance service among of the
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TURKS CONSCR|PT
 MANY CHRISTIANS

ADANA, Galca, June 1OKemal of Turkis 'ionalis front boldly Gaicia It is mated scripted. or starved to death
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10
LEVINE REPORTED
 VERY SICK MAN

LONDON June 1OThe Times
 
 
  that S gaining aground RIGA, Russia June o-sovie circles fering
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Pttsburg 10The O un
  days before returning Europe conducting
  She daughter O a pr in REGENT JAPAN OFFICIAL RETAIN TOKYO, 10The Takashashi
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

SEATTLE, 10-P dent has elecrfcaton electricity will cost the Railway dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10
ESCAPING CREW
 NARCOTIC BLIND

SEATTLE, 1o-Fedea discovered yesterday
 
  dollars morphine, b ashor PLANE RICKENBEACKER STRUCK LIGHTNING DETROIT 1OThe metal plane wherein Eddie Ricken
  The turning off unnjured.
 RICKENBACKER LEAVES aeropane only slightly injured and injured when the "a, McCUNiBER TARIFF SIDE TRACKED FOR BONUS WASHINGTON Soldiers prompt consideration be Bill. the bill but admitted his views represents butt a few republicans SECRETARY PARTY ARRIVE CALF class Henderson Thurs day and for Japan Friday eyyssning
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10
FORD WILL RUN IF PEOPLE WANT HIM.

DETROIT, June 10W. T. O and ly president or
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

FHlNCEION N J. June 1O-Durng which eos the father lowers He said: The bilancy Wahngtons genius action and the devotion his followers in of that
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22.70O square miles of territory.
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

LOS ANGELES, 1O-The try obenchan Monday prosecution present testimony.
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

SEATTLE June 10-Under from Washin D. fl is announced that the Naval Radio Siberia will be discontinued next Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

FRANCE VOTES NEW ARMY CREDITS

PARIS, le 1O-The Chamber of Depu'e' vote rancs additional credits for army purposes.
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

SEATTLE June 10 The Boar f
The Nome nugget., 1922-06-10

| CHICAGO, tune 9-Babe .ti th got ats
 I s?lscn against the .h'n:te Sox with nobody on u 'ha't pred all hoph If surpassLg IS last ya.
 l he "hi catch up la1 rass Williams and Horns,y
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
.MARbURG' SL|FE
PROLONGED BY
USE Of 0P|ATES
Baltimore Man, in Lucid Mo-
ments, Asks for Wife, Has
tening to Bedside.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.-Opiates
are being administered TO Theodore
Marburg. jr.. to prolong his life
until the arrival of his wife at Mag
dalena, Sonora, Mexico, according to
dispatches received here today.
During his lucid moments since
the shooting, the former aviator
asked frequently for his wife, for
merly Miss Harriet de Forest
Brown.
Mr.. Marburg, sr., and his sister,
Miss Amelia Marburg, are at his
bedside. The only communication
they sent the family here yesterday
was a dispatch saying the condition
of the wounded man remained un-
changed.
The. younger Mrs. Marburg Is has
tening to Magdalena. She left St.
Louis late Tuesday and Is expected
to reach Nogafes, Ariz.. early today.
From that point a special train will
take her to Magdalena, probably
reaching the latter place before
night.
There are four doctors and three
nurses attending the wounded man.
Mr.. Marburg. ST., and his sister
stood the trip to Magdalena well, It
is said. Mr.. Dyer has made arrange
ments with the Mexican officials
for their care.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
JUDGE ORDERS HUSBAND
TO TAKE IN WASHING

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Feb "a.
Judge George r. Heffley estab-
lished a precedent in court orders
when he sentenced James Alexan'
der. defendant in domestic rela-
tons court. to duty at his wife's
washtub. Alexander was arrested
by Sheriff Williams on complaint
of Hattie Alexander. his wife. that
he failed to support her and that
instead Of being a help he was
dependent on her earnings from
washing clothes.
Arraigned in court, Alexander
pleaded lack of employment. After
hearing the evidence Of the wife
Judge Heffley ordered Alexander re-
leased from custody Of the sheriff
and directed TO return home and
assist his wife with her washing
until such time as he can find EN-
ployment elsewhere that will enable
him to properly support his family.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
MUSIC WEEK
CONCERT 1

JOHNSON POwELL COMMUNITY
CENTER.
COMMUNITY CONCERT,
TONIGHT At s:l5 O'CLOCK.
"AmerIca"-Salute to the Flag
Oath OF Allegiance.
Everybody
Piano Solos
a. Water Nymph" 49,. .Schotte
b. Circus Parade" 800. .Cadman
ada Rhodes, pupil OF Beulah
ChamberB.)
Recreational Singing.
Everybody
a. Maggie the Cows in the
lover .''''''''' =; wilson
tMrs Lucy Dickinson Marx, so
prano. o. Hodge, accompa mist.
Recreational Singing.
Everybody
Announcements
Recreational Singing.
Everybody
Violin Solos
a. Romance" from Concerto
In ID. ............W vienna wski
b. "Orientale". Cut
(Esthells Thomas. mem Der OF the
faculty OF the Washington Col
lege OF Music. ID. q. Pfieffer,
accompanist.)
Perfect Day"
"Star-Spangled Banner"
Everybody
hecreationsl singing directed by
Robert Lawrence. assisted at tho
piano by Helen Burkart.
ADMISSION FREE.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
CONGRESS STARTS MOVE
FOR CHESAPEAKE CRABS

Hearings before the House Mer.
chant Marine and Fisheries Com
mittee were promised today by the
chairman, Congressman Greene of
Massachusetts, for the Linthicum
bill on Federal protection for the
Chesapeake grabbing industry. The
date will probably be set Cor some
lime late In March.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
RIckiSHA BOYS ORGANIZE
THE FIRST CHINESE UNION

PICKING, Feb. PA recent
strike Of the rickisha coolies OF
Hankow resulted i'm the formation
OF the Hankow Rickisha Coolies
Association, reported 10 ne the first
labor union In that city. ..
The strike which brought about
this step was caused by a raise on
the part of the rickisha owners OF
the daily hire which they charge
for their machines.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
DISORDERS SUPPRESSED
IN AMSTERDAM STRIKE

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 24.-EXtrem.
list leaders among dock workers on
strike here today demanded nation.
aliZation Of the harbor works.
Disorders broke out, but the
crowds We're dispersed by police
with drawn swords.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
PORTUGAL REVOLT BRINGS
WARSHIPS FROM BRITAIN

LISBON, Feb. 24.-British war
ships arrived here yesterday to
protect British interests from revo-
lutionists.
Members of the republican guard
who were suspected of Bolshevik
sympathies have been dismissed.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24

Hurry mother! a tcaspoonrul Of
california Fig Syrup" today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. If
your child is constipated, bilious,
If stomach - sour. tongue coated,
feverish, frctful, has cold. collie, or
breath bad. remember good
The Washington times., 1922-02-24

"physic-laxative" is often all that
is necessary.
Genuine california Fig Syrup
has directions for babies and chill.
dren printed on the bottle. Say
california; or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.-Advertisem
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
Germans to Hold Election.

BERLIN, Feb. PA general cleo.
ton in which new president will
be chosen; probably will he held next
summer. Chancellor With an.
nounCed in the ReiChstag yesterday.
The Washington times., 1922-02-24
ESCAPES POLICEMAN, BUT
RUNS INTO STATION OF EN-

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Take il from
Fred Miller. when you decide to es.
cape from an officer Of the law, be
sure you're on the right route before
you go ahead.
Miller was stopped by Policeman
Bennett. who started 10 ask him who
and what he was. Miller started TO
run. Bennett gave chase. Mil, =
turned into a doorway and ran into
the arms OF a roomful of police He
had run into the First Precinct sta.
ton.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
Township Election Tickets.

Town Of Anderson.
Superyisor-Henry Peterson and
Max Mahoske.
Clerk-Elmer J Anderson.
Treasurer-John Erickson.
Assessor---Joseph Peterson.
ConstabIes-TEeo. Anderson and
Vincent Flatean.
Town of n night.
Supervisor August Rigotti aud T.
+. Jackson.
Clerk Mrs LeonOra Trione.
Treasurer-B. Oberto and Fred
Rosendahl.
Assessor-Aryid Kyro.
Justices of the Peace-Thomas
Hicks, Frank Recla and \ ugust Colt
wall
Constables George Bergland and
Emil Hardy.
Overseer Of Highways Frank For
molo and Matt Myllykangas.
Town of Carey.
Supervisors-Arvid Nelson. 4 ndrew
Nygard and Frank Nyman.
Clerk Albert Matson.
Treasurer VIM. West.
Assessor Andrew Nissilaand Barto
DeROsso.
Justice of the Peace-John Salo
tables-Arnold MatsOn and
Henry Leinonen.
Town of Quincy
Supervisor Albert Johnson and
John Lundgren.
Clerk-Role Peterson ard James
Millar.
Treasurer-Frank Hodek and Rob-
ert lines.
Assessor-Albert Edwards and
David Hardie.
Justice of the Peace -Albert Ed
wards.
Constable-F W. Zochert.
Town of Mercer.
Supervisors -Chas. w. Harper and
George LaPorte.
Clerk-Lee D0riot.
Treasurer-Arthur Eyens0n and
John Kampe.
Assessor Matt Plunkett
Town of Sherman.
Supervisors Frank Bardon, J. II.
Hall and VIM. c. Hughes.
Clerk Henry Nonderhied and f. A J..
Ware.
Treasurer Frank q Sherman.
AssessOr--JOhn Feely.
Constable-Eber Ware
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
from 10 A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
ONE DAY ONLY
They Come Many Miles to See Him

DR.. DOran is regular graduate in
medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the State OF Wisconsin. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities, and offers to all who
call on this trip consultation and ex-
animation free, except the expense of
treatment when desired.
According TO his method of coming
to your nearest city to see patients he
gives all sick people an opportunity to
obtain the best that medical science
can offer right at home. He does not
operate for chronic appendicitis, gall
stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsiIs or
adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
full results in disease of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney. bladder. bedwetting,
catarrh, leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for any length
of time and do moi get any better, do
hot IAN ~ Cail, dS I'M OpeI measures
rather than disease are very often the
cause of your long standing trouble
Remember above date, that eXamina-
ton on this trip will be free and that
his treatment is different.
Married ladies must come with their
husbands, and children with their
parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory of Dr..
DOran, 335-33d Boston Block, Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
Presbyterian Church Notice.

Sunday 1890 Service of Worship.
Special music
Sunday School at 1880 O'Clock.
Lesson Review.
Tuesday $50 Ladies Aid Mrs.
Williams and Mrs, Clifford hostesses.
Tuesday, 4:3O O'Clock, Instruction
class.
Thursday O'Clock Junior Girl
Scouts.
Thursday, : o'clock, Choir
Thursday, O'Clock, Bog Scouts.
Friday, I;30 Girl Scouts.
Saturday 1880 O'Clock Sewing Class.
Rev. G. l.. Harries, Pastor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

It Is one Of the misfortunes Of
progress that The tomb of Lalla
Rookh is not In kashmir vale, by 1.-THE
crystal pools Of Shalimar," but close
to one Of the rumbling little railroads
that are modernizing Hinduism. OF
course, the daughter Of Arranged
does not lie there, but it is no poetical
location for even legendary tomb
of such heroine New York Eve
ming Post
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

When you think about the new
equipment YOU will need this spring
10 operate your business or your farm.
do you also consider the new devices
which viii enable your wife to run
The house on more economical basis
and with less expenditure of energy?
Managing a house is as much a bust
"ess AS managing store or farm, and
the same care should be taken 10 Sc
cure the best equipment on the mark ct
u the most satisfactory results are to
be obtained
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
Hurley Methodist Episcopal Church

Betweeu Third and Fourth avenues
on Maple street. Ira w Willis, Pastor,
Il Third avenue north.
Fublic worship at 1880 a, m. and
Z. m.
Sunday school at HE'S a. m.
Choir practice Thursday evening.
Preaching service at Epson We'd
nesday evening.
y cordial invitation extended to
you to attend these services. Strangers
IN city, come get acquainted. We vel
come you
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

The Civil Service Commission IN
Vites special attention to the fact that
iii examination held recently IN cities
throughout the United states for
Junior engineer, junior physicist.
Junior technolog St. m the Burtau or
Standards. computer, tn the Coast
and Geodetie Survey. and domestic
science teacher, in the Indian Service.
applicants were not secured ina the
number desired. and that these en-
am'uations will again be held. The
first three named will be- given on
May =, and the last two ON April rs.
Persons interested Ia these or other
examinations should apply to the See
rotary OF the L. :. Civ;i Service Board
al the local post office for detailed in
formation aud application blanks.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Sometimes 1t seems to us that if our
laW-maklug bodies met only once in
ahont eight or ten years living would
be easter We are accommodating 40
many laws ueedfu and otherwise.
that soon il VIII be necessary to have
the advice OF a lawyer before under.
taking the simplest business.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1922.

They say Mexico is discussing pro-
hibition So are we and we have been
discussing it ever since it happened
Running true to form America is TAX
ing prohibition very hard Just as she
takes everything. We took the war
much harder than either England or
France. We made a greater fuss over
the air raids though we did not suffer
from them in actuality. And we seem
TO be having very much Of a scramble
over peace.
It is just the same way with pro-
bibitiou. 1t hit us with a terrible
bang Those who could afford it laid
up for long drought; those who
could not afford it simply folded their
hand in resignation but resignation
which was neither quiet nor meek.
The country actually did 90 dry for
about two weeks--almost bone dry.
The shock had stunned the populace.
But gradually that same p0pulace be-
gan TO wake up. 1t began to find ways
in which the law could be evaded. 1t
began to lind prohibition agents that
could be bribed Slowly life began to
take on a more rosy hue and prohibit
ION seemed to them more of a Joke
than curse.
However, America has never yet at
tempted anything which il could not
carry through and sooner or later the
state of prohibition will be perfected.
We viii gradually weed out all the
loop holes IN the lair We will find
sufficient honest men TO serve as pro-
hibition agents. 1t Will be only a mat
ter Of time until prohibition becomes
what It's founders intended If should be.
II. &. Wells thinks he has found a
cure for war. lie says war is caused
by overcrowding A country becomes
so densely populated that it must ex-
paud and war follows. Therefore and
quite logically lac says, ITO stop war
prevent oyercrowding limit the pop
ulation practice birth control and
place it under government superyis-
ion
Nautilus gave us the same theory
conversely great many hundred
years ago. lie considered wars and
plague a blessing because they pre-
vented over crowding.
MI. Wells may have wonderful
theory. 1t certainly sounds reason
able. But can you picture how it is
going to work out in practice. Can't
you just hear the American citizen
"Xclaiming wrathfully, They took
away our cocktails and now they are
trying to deprive MS of our children. 3"
No We are not ready for any laws
on birth contro! just yet and the
people will need great deal of edu-
cation along those lines before we
viii be ready
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Advertise in the News
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-17
Los DIPUTADOS De JALISCO
NS|STEN En- DESAFORAR Al
GObERNADOR BASILIO YADILLO
Una comsion eStuNo yer al Presidente para
ranifestarle que es impossible lIegar un acuerdo
con eI jefe actual del Executive del Estado

Sc de5n pues comprende que ha per-
dido el apoyo de! Gobierno del cent-o
= que raGa pedra hGcer en- contra de
sus e1eniSos, porque son clos los que
ahora ticnen e. apoyo del gohierno fe-
de-al, apoyo verdadeyamente efecti-
yo: e. dc las arTnas.
Los eieEeutos que Sc han cons!de-a-
do perjudicaGos por el Gobe-naCor y
Supplements aQuellos que no han es-
tado dc acue-io con ST. pciltica, estaG
dencsEanGo franc2mcute II sasisfac-
cic2 cue les causa el hecEo de conta-
con el apcyo dc las fue-ZaS fsde-aleS y
copsideran que es eSta Z. opo-tunidad
que Sc les ha p-eseatado para conbatir
hascal e. fin, a. jefe del pCder ejccutivo
Los diputaGos indepe1Gientes est@n
reSUeltos uevar ante el Gran Jurado n
Gobe-aaiso-, pues Qu:e-en desaforaElo
Y como etlos fo-man IA UayoEfa de IA
Legislature y adem5s, Sc Sie2ten fuer-
ties con el apoyo de las tropaS del 60
bierno federal, Green SECURE su t-iuTlfo.
\ aGedida que pasan los dias dismi-
nuye coaSide-ahlemente Ia fuerZa del
Gobe-naIor Tadllo, y no es diffcil pre-
Gecir que caerL, como han caido los go
bsr-n26oreS de MichoacAa y Puebia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-17
L|CENC|AN 4 Los
REBELDES De
N|CHOACAN
ESTRADA DA CUENTA DE
QUE TERMINO VA LA
REBELLION
Las defensas sociales han
sido desarmadas y Sc
castigara a sus jefes

-erecTana Es,ee:c. ,serc LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICo, mario 16.-
Z, General Enrique c. Estrada, Jefe
de Ia Division del Noroeste, lego aver
a esta capital, con objeto de infornar
q Ia Secretarfa de Guerra que IA re-
beli6n local en- e. Estado de Michoa-
c&n ha teruinado definitivamentc, con
IA rend:ci6n de todos los jefes que sc
haiiaba2 levantados en- arnas.
Estrada infor1n6 4 les represeatan-
tes de Ia p.ensa, que en- Patzcuaro
Sc habfa hecho Ia recommendation dc
fuerzas rebeldes y all{ estan ahora Il
cenciandose, eatregandose 4 los ho:n-
bres canu6ades de dinero y passes &c
ferrocarril, para que regresen = sus
hogares. Agrego que tambie2 el Ia
mado General Ireneo Rauda, que ope-
-aba en- Jalisco, !evantado en- armas
por cuestiones locales, Sc ha reud:do
ii gobie-no y su gente sera igua,-
mente licenc!ada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-17
LOS PASSES A DONDE Sc
PUEDEN ENVIAR CARTAS
CON DOS CENTAVOS
Ell Administrator de Coreos
da O conocer ma lista de
interes para Ell publico

Fl Director Ge Correos en- est2 GU
dad. seaor Peter C. Lucas, ha dado 3.
II pub!ic;dad una Esta conpleta de to-
dos acucllos pafses donde Sc pueden
snvia- ca-eas con tiulbre dc dos centa-
vos DOT cada onZa de peso o Eaccfon'
n cual lista por ser 3nteresante DO su-
ma UtilIdaS pGbEca- damos en- seSui-
6a 4 continuation:
Alaska. Antigua, AnguEa, Argentina
A-uba, Bahamas Barbados, Sarouoa,
Bermuda, (efectiva Ia disposition el dia
primero del actUaD Bolivia, BonaEe,
Brazil. GuayaDa, Britannica. Honduras
B-itanica, CanadA, Zona del Canal de
Panama. Colombia, Costa Rica Cuba,
Cu-ecao. Dominica, Republica Do1ni-
nicana, Ind.as Occidentaies Holandesas,
Ecuador, Inglaterra- G-anadinas, Gra-
NADIA, Guam. Hawai-, Haiti, Repobhcsa &c
Honduras, Irlarda. Jamaica, lslas de
Leewar6. Nartinica, Mexico, Montse-
r-at. Te-anova. In6ias Occideltales
Sueva Zelaaaa, Nevis Gslas de Lee
wartil, Nicaragua, Repubaca de Pa
narla, PERT Fiiipinas. Puerto Rico. Re-
donia Qsias de Leewardl Saba Cndias
occiGentales Eolandesas,l Fl Salvador
Samoa, Shanghai. (China) Eseosia, st.
christopher. Santa Lucia, San Martin
(partc holandesai San VtncenS St
C-oix. Santo Tomas, St kitta, San E,.s
taquic, Tobaso. Trinidad, Islas Virgo
mes, GEE CU.) Islas V{rgenes On
gsaterral, Gales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-17
DE6E PROCEDERSE 4
UNA INVESTIGATION

Telcorcrrn Especial pcrc la FREhSA-"
LAREDO, Texas, mario 16.-El
Jucz del Distrito Mllally, al dirigir-
Sc hoy en- - Trahana al Gran JuVado,
expres6 que deberIa p.ocederse n n
investigation respective . fin de CO.
nocer todo 10 que Sc relaciona con Ia
organization de los ku-kluS-k!an en-
esta ciudad, interrogando succsiva-
mente 4 cada uno de los funcionarios
del Condado Y del Gob!e-no Federal,
asf como a sus colegas ,acerca dc 10
cue supieran sobre el particular.
Dijo que cada persona, individual
mente tenfa el derecho. conforme II
Constitution, de declinAr Il respues-
IA, peno agrego que este priviiegio
desaparecfa, y estaba obligada cada
persona q contestar todo 10 que ST.
piera de otras personals miemoros
de 10 institution secreta, participant
do cue todos aquellos que sc rehusa-
ron q contestar Ell interzogatorio, po-
dian hasta II 10 prtsi1n para las
investigaciones CONSEQUENCES.
Declare asf mismc, que Ia organ!~
zaci6n de los Ku-klux-klan era con-
ira IL ley, desde el gnomento que Sc
fundaba para v!olar las leyes del
Estado, por 10 cual no deberia perIni-
tirse su organization en- el Condado
de Webb " luego hizo un llamamien-
10 al Gran Jurado para que hiciera
todo 10 que en- gu mano estuviera pa
n descubrir 10 mas que fuera possible
que tuviera concxion con Ia orga-
nizaci6n local de esca sociedaa secre
ia, adoptar las medidas Y acc:oaes
prudentes Qeu fuera del case poner
en- Dr. ctica para evitar ia fhndaci5n
dc los Ku-klux-klan en- Ia ciudad Y
e. Condado..