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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
LILY BLACKS MAY VOTE
DEMOCRATIC TICK EFT
instruct Coior-d Voters AZ 10 proced-
ure ne Mnss-Me~tins to lie
Held Tonight

Joseph y. Pollard. state chairman
OF the Lily Black" Republican party
OF virginia. announced last night tina,
u" had called mass meeting OF "Iily
Biacks' TO he held at Tru. Reform
ers Hal. North Second Street. to-
night at O'Clock Matt y Lewis.
a" Newport Sews. candidate OF this
WING Of IN" Republican party for
'nit"d states Senate. Will be the
pr'ncipa! speaker. The coiored vot-
ers. said Pollard. will he instructed
as TO procedure by the Lily blacks"
ana as they are opposed TO the cam
hidates OF tho white wing Of the Re-
publican party. II liz probabl. that
Instructions viii 60 out TO tho coIored
voters in Richmond To cast their
ballots for the Democratic no,nine.
Tor the House OF Representatives.
Candidates for Congress I'm this
district are: Andrew J. Montague.
Democrat; Charming NJ Ward re
publican. For the United states SON
ate Claude A. Swanson. Democrat:
J. AcGavock. Republican,. Matt y
Lewis, Lily Black"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
REPUBLICANS CLASH
WITH NATIONALISTS

DUBLIN. Nov. dublin passed an
exciting night. during which Erpuh-
lichn snipcrs shooting from alnos,
cvery street corner made targets or
ma '.Onal soldiers.
Learning at u meeting last week
the Republicans resolved To make n
determined onslaught on Dublin over
IN" Weekend. Minister OF Defense
Richard Muicahy stationed troops in
the main streets at fvc-yard inter-
walls, thus foilinE the projected coup.
y part of tho Republican army was
TO destroy tho government offices af-
ter the guards had been rushed by
Tying columns" specially brought
TO the national capital. Their sue
cess in Dublin would have been fol-
lowed by country wide aggression on
tn" part Of the Republican forces
The only building destroyed was
IN" mail delivery Office in OCouncll
street. which was spl\nkled with
Kerosene and burned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
CLEMENT MAY RESIGN
BENCH FOR SENATE RUN

Special {" The Times Dlspatch.1
DANNll.LE. VA. Nov "a close
friend OF Judge j. Turner. clcmen,
OF the Circuit Court. is quoted as
saying that the judge Is considering
announcing himself for tho state
senate To succeed George T. Rison.
who resigned his seat after the close
or the las; General Assembly to be-
come commemorative attorney OF
Pittsylvania.
Judge Clement Is reported 10 re In
a receptive attitude and that he Ia
considering an appeal which has been
made 10 him by friends TO become a
candidate. Mayor Edwin Reid. OF
chatham. and John w. Carter, or
Danville. have both been mentioned
IN connection with the vacancy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
PETERSBURG'S DEATH
RATE UNUSUALLY LOW

PETERSB Rt;, VA. Soy 5.-Pe-
terseurE death rate for tho month
Of october was ii.ss, according TO
reports from the city health Of
hc"r's once. This is considered IN
usually small TO- this time Of the
year. Nonresldents were excluded
from these hSures
The death rate for whites was
lp.sl and colored lIl4. This is tho
rate per LOCO Tor the entire popu-
Iation During the month there were
nine bodies shipped from this CIV
Tor interment.
Iher" were scventy-fv- births
t"rty-thrc" whites and twenty
seven coloredJ. The report of the
BABY Nelfar" Bureau and the Tu-
h'rcuiosis clinic was unusually good
and showed great progress being
made in both departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
THREE HOMICIDE CASES
BEFORE GRAND JURY

bANNll.l.E. VA, Nov. 5-At the
crisiinal term q; court which Will
open tomorrow the grand jury Will
be presented with indictments In
volving three homicides. the per
sons charged being coiored II ia
learned today that none OF the pend-
ms automobile cases will come nm
Inc cases pending against G. A.
FRAZIER await decision BY the SUI
preme Court on the case in which
r raHier was convicted and sentenced
|" serve six years. The several
cases against w. NJ. Snead have
occh continued until January By
agreement because his counsel viii
be In Richmond next week to an
pear before the Supreme Court in
the ". Y. Noell case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
NEWPORT NEWS YARD
MUST PAY ROYALTY

Special TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. By grant
Ing judgment tn SIR Joseph Isher-
wood and associates, Judge II. Law
renee Groner. in Federal Distr!c,
Court. sustained the contention OF
tnc plaintiff that tho Newport News
Shlpfuilding and Drydock Compan.
had constructed thirty-three ships on
the lsh"rvood system. and that II
must pay royalties ranging from j
to shillings per gross ton on these
vessels
The award made by Judge Gon.r
was IN suit which has been pend
ny In the district court for year.
ana In which the best legal talent
81 tho county has becn Interested
The amount involved. while not
definitely determined. is believed TO
be IN the nciRhhorhood Of quarter
Il million dollars
Practically all the contentious az
the plaintiff. except that a reduction
in inc royalties on The construction
az some OF the vessels should no,
b" allowed because Of an .nadvcrtcn,
error in the contact. v~r. sustained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
NEGROES IN HOSPITAL
AS RESULT OF FIGHTS
Tw" Wen mud Wonhnn Ia serious Com
dition Following Shouting aud
Cutting Nnrn,s

Two negro men and IA negro wo-
man ar" IN a serious condition at
~. Philips Hospital az result of
Il series OF cutting and shooting ar
rays in tn" colorcd sections Of The
CITY saturday night. Bleeding pro-
i'SIN"iY from a knife wound that
extended from IN" check to the iiyu-
lar vein. Da>id Randolph, coiorcd.
"lI Hickory street, was removed to
IN" hospital in the city ambulance
~ midnight. He was stabbed dur
ing hrawl in negro confectionery
at DuNal street and Brook Avenue.
and negro who gave his name as
Leslie AytcS was arrested bv Po-
i!cemcn Ford. Eddlcton. Haakc and
Caldwell. nf the vir" squad. charged
with tn" cutting. lie is h"la with
out bail at Second station
Attacked by - negro woman with
q butcher knife. Hanna Tmslcy. 332
S"nth Second street. was treated at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
SIN KILLED, 80 HURT,
IN WESTERN TORNADO

pRtMRlGIiT. OKLA. Nov. Silk
persons We're killed and moro than
thirty injured cseven seriously). I25
persons are homeless and more than
100000 worth OF property was de-
stroyed in the tornado which struck
the oil field. southeast OF hero, SAT-
urday evening, 1t was learned def
nitely today.
In addition Ia the property damage,
oil men estimated that loss of pro-
ductiou would total 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
MRS. MOLLIE WILSON
DIES IN 73D YEAR

GREEN BAY. VA. Nov. Mrs.
Mollie Merideth Wilson. ~. widow
OF Robert Il. Wilson. Sr.. died Sat
urday evening at . O'Clock at the
nome OF her daughter, Mrs. j. Wade
Fowlkcs. Victoria, Va. Mrs. Wilson
"as resident of this county near
~ all Of her life. and was before
her hrst marriage Miss Mollie Wa
ton, and was raised. in Prince Ed
ward County. She is survived by
one brother. John r. Walton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

IN" hospital for a severed lsGJratlon
of the right ear. jueula; vein and
head Injuries. Her condition Is re-
sardcd as serious, lililsr ROBIN.
son. colorcd. was arrested yester-
day charged with tho cuttius. She
Is held without bail a. Second sta
tiou
Suffering from a bullet wdrnd az
the hip. Wyatt Brown. cclorcd. 1926
sixth street. Fuitou. was admitted
Ia tho hospi'al shortly after II
o'clock Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
EXPLOSION KILLS
SEVERAL ABOARD SHIP
LRy Associated rrcss. |

MENICo CITY. Nov. i.-Scvcral
persons are reported dead or injured
IN consequence of an explosion on
h"ard the American steamer Mexico
At Tampico saturday. SAYS dis
patch from Tampicn to FL Universal.
No details are given in the dis
patch. except the statement that a
tank Of ammonia exploded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
EA.CHIEF OF POLICE
OF NORTON ARRESTED

Special to Tho TImes.D,sns,,,,
BRISTOL, TENN, Nov. B,1Tohn ~
SSaroner, former chief OF poiio. ~
Norton. Va. was arrested thar this
evening By Sheriff J. W. Cordor ana
severa! revenue agents. They aIlsrs
.ney round thtrty-oiGht gallons Of
whisky stored in Mr.. asrdner,s bs N
~ 10 claimed that tho liquor wau for
use IN tho election Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
U. S. Housewives Went
More Meat for Money
tBy Universal Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Iouse-
wiros have reached tho franc OF
mind where they want more meat
Tor their money. according to
statement by the Institute Of
American Meat Packers today.
mere has been a noticeable
iaii'ng on In demand for the more
expensive steaks and chops and a
corresponding increase In sales
or chuck. plate. bbiske,. flank
shank and shoulder cuts. IL 4,
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
AppenIs to All Voter.

HOPEWELL. VA, Nov. 6.--Afrs. J.
Fillmore Tyson. chairman OF the
local Democratic committee. has sent
out an appeal to all voters to vote
tuesday In the general election.
HopeweN and City Point are cx-
pected to cast a large vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

DANNILl.E. VA. Nov. 5.-Franll
Flood. coiored. who claims 20 have
been attacked and slashed with a
knife by Robert Register few
nights ago. TO-DAY entered suit 70.
damages in tho Corporation Court
to recover $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-OniciaIs OF
the Ward Line said tonight they had
not received confirmation Of the re-
port that several persons had been
KILLED or Injured in an explosion on
board tn" steamship Mexico at Tam
pico SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
RELIEVED CoNsrIpATIoN

Suffered q great deal from consti.
patton" writes Herbert 3. Dow, Ports
mouth, y. H.. and never found any
thing 70 take the place Of Foley
Cathartio Tablets" Biliousness. con-
orders quickly relieved with Foley
cathArtio Tablets. Does not Fripe or
=.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
Called for Grand Jury.

HOPEWELI.. VA. Nov. 5.-The fol-
lowing have been summoned for the
November grand jury: +. u. An
drews. j. w. Brown. j. A. Dove, l..
II. Gates. r. C. Potts. Fred Robins,
Sr.. :. w. Shanken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
HIS FRIENDS TALK
OF CHANGE IN HIM
Says Plant Juice Gave Him
Relief From Awful StomSch
and Nerve Trouble.

Since have taken Plant Juice the
chang" in mo is so noticeable that all
my friends are talking about it," de-
ciared Mr.. l.. l.. Sprccher, Of 223 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

he sure Hhen
you ask for as
pir'n TO az K
for T1NGLE'S
]. A X O AS
PlRIN. tho I'M
proved q spirln
with tho three
points:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

IFS absorbed easily
1t relieves pain quickly
Its q gentle laxative.
T1NGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask your druggist for the
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Research LaboratsrtsA Wash.
LnEtsn. d. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

DANVIILE. VA. Nov. 5.-An-
nouhcem"ht Is made here today Of
the engagement "f Miss Helen VIII
SON OF cascade. daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS-. samuel II. wilson. To Spencer
James. OF 'his city. the wedding TO
'aKe p!ac" In December. Mr.. James
weI-kno"n local business man
ana president OF large hardware
company.
IL N'hBlR'i. ~. Nov. o.-Mr. and
MIS-. y. D. Davis. Of this city, have
announced the marriage of their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
STOP THATCOLD
WITH TLNGLES
LAXO ASPIRIN

At tho first smarting OF tho
eyes or nostrils. when your
throat nrst tlckles-take two
tablets OF TINGLE'S I.AXO AS
PlRIN. Then tako one tablet
every two hours until bedtime
You Will have comfortable
nights rest and awake with
every vestise Of tho cold gone.
Tho salicyllo acid OF tho
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN pro-
duces natural. hcalthful per-
splrat!on which effectively at
lacks tho cold. Tho mild d.
gestant IL contains. allays all
fear OF aftor-di sc omfort.
Important too. in combating
colds arc the laxative qualities
Of TINGIE'S LANO ASPIRIN.
II remove, tho poisonous toxins
Of the body and the general
tone OF tho hystem Is restored
to natural healthy condition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
WORK HALTED ON
new Lone GROVE
ARDMORE ROAD
Committee Will Call on State
Engineer to Know Why
Gravel Is Not Approved
Quickly.

Travellers to the oil field have en-.
tered strenuous complaints about the
condition Of the Lone Grove.Ardmore
road. on which work was discontinued
about 80 days ago when the road was
reported 40 per cent completed. II is
also said that a committee will he Sc.
lected from the working men in the
field TO call on Ernest S. Alderman,
state engineer. when he is Ardmore
early this week, and urge that some ac.
tion be taken toward resumption Of
work
According 10 best information oh.
tainable the work was halted when the
gravel in Carter county pit was ex.
hausted and samples Of other local pits
were sent To Alderman for approval
II is said that Alderman has failed to
make a report on the specimens despite
the fact that numerous appeals have
been made TO him by the contractors
Tho contractors are still on the
grounds in order 10 hold their contract
but nearly all Of the men. teams and
equipment have boen removed.
Following the rains several weeks
ago the roads suffered greatly and be.
cause Of the incomplete condition they
are continuing to deteriorate rapidly,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
STATE ENGINEER
TO SELECT ROAD
EARLY IN week
Two Routes Are Offered,
But Alderman Will Make
Study Of Topography
Before Approving.
PART OF HIGHWAY
ALREADY FINISHED
Road Men Made Trip Over
the Proposed Route Satur-
day for Survey.

Work on the Ardmore- Brock hard
surfaced road, connecting this city with
the new oil fields. is actually under
way and further work ON the road
awaits only the approval of the state
highway commissioner and his decision
as to the exact routing.
Following a meeting Of County Com
missioners Taylor, Johnson and Pierce
and County Engineer McCulley with
the Chamber Of Commerce committee
Saturday. the trip was made to Brock.
the party going one way and returning
"a different way It was agreed that
the final decision as to the selected
road should be left entirely with T. A.
Alderman, state highway commissioner,
whose approval would make the road a
state highway project
In the meantime however. the work
has begun on the stretch of road from
Brock leading up to the place where
the road branches, one route into Ard
more being via the asphalt mines. the
other by the Plainviow school house.
ON the latter route there is already two
miles Of hard surfaced road
Mr. Alderman is expected to arrive
in Ardmore the early part of this week
and further work on the road will be
launched.
The Chamber of Commerce commit.
tee comprised G. A. Ramsey, Frea
Chapman and Hugo rStromberg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
KIDDIES BY THE WAGON LOADS ARE
REGISTERED FOR LEGION CARNIVAL

Ninety young Americans are regis.
tered iu the Baby Show toh held ON
tho closing day of the Legion carnival
scheduled to open Thursday night at
Convention hail. tn continue through
unill saturday night az | au'oiook,
Final plans for the carnival are all
practically completed and everything
will be In readiness for the grand open.
ing,
"There will hu something for every
nae tu anjuy." is the promise given the
public by Mira jock baird. chairman IT
the general committee.
Every committee. from both the lie.
sion and auxiliary. has been busy get.
ting an dp,ails WORKED uut, aud an are
vioing 10 have their particular booin
af department to- bo the best,
Proceeds fram the carnival Ha to.
wards the fund zoe Garter county dis.
sbled soldiers aud maintenance OF the
carter county Red Cruss chapter. The
Lesion. assisted hy the auxiliary. has
aevo,sd every energy towausls this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
germany MUST
MEET Terms To
GET HUGE LOAN
Berlin Wants Modification of
Terms Covering Issuance
of Paper Money; May
Accept Note.
(By The Associated Press)

PARIS. - The committee Of interna-
tional bankers in session here Saturday
evening served notice on Germany that
further consideration Of a billon-dol
lar loan to Germany is virtually out
OF the question until Germany accepts
In full the conditions Of the ultimatum
OF the reparations commission, which
expires May % and also gives guaran.
tees against initiation Of Germany cur.
rency will be stopped Immediately. The
committee then decided to adjourn until
May 81 to await the decision OF Ger.
many
in reparation circles the view was
advanced that action OF the flnauclers
probably would result in complete nc.
ceptance by Germany OF all their con
ditions. 1t was further stated that ac.
quiescence by Germany in the repara.
tions commissions conditions probably
would be- productive Of "a loan OF more
than a billion dollars. since the bank.
ers have determined that large loan
could be- arranged under these oircum.
stances
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
AZ SCOUTS 60 To
WOODFORD CAMP
Local Troopers Joined by Boys
From Wilson, billiard and
Other Sections; Tests
To Be Given.

Accompanied by Scout Executive
Harris. "a Ardmorc scouts went To
Woodford. Saturday. to take part In the
big scout meet whore special tests nnd
general good time will bc held. Some
OF the scouts who were making up their
merit work. h.ktd tu Wo0dford sauur
day morning, while others motorod out
with Mr., Harris.
The local hnya were Joined at Wood.
ford by some 80 ~ Wilson scouts. troops
from Billiard ana other nearby towns.
sunrise scout service will be con.
Quoted this morning by the pastor "
the woodford Methodist church aud
after few hours In tho woods they
viii return to Ardmore.
Alr. Harris who had expected ,o az to
Wichita Falls, TVzaa, on special duty
WAS notified by wire that his visit lhure
was unnecessary aud hu remained here
to accompany the hovs to Woodford
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
CHARITY BODY
Needing FUNDS
Citizenship II Appealed to
Through Churches Today;
During Summer.
Work May Be Stifled

The needs for funds that the Asso.
cated Charities may continue to func.
tion Is being stressed by Mrs Ben F..
Lindsey. president. through whose Of.
forts, the ministers of the city VIII call
the attention OF their congregations
today and other methods used To bring
before the people OF Ardmore Just why
there is need Of such an organization.
Since January the association. with
Mrs Dora Laudcrdalo secretary. has
accomplished vast amount OF work.
There Is constant need for funds TO
carry on tho work successfully and It
IL for this purpose that the appeal Is
being made ctywidc. Reporta to the
appeal IL being urged by all those in.
torested in this phase OF charity work
in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
PLANS COMPLETE
ORDISPOS'!!7y'''',..,, :,
MUSCLL ,llOALS
Plan Decided Upon After 3
Months Of Probe and
Study Will Be Sub
mitted to All.
GORGAS STEAM PLANT
WILL NOT BE SOLD
Believed Ford VIII Accept
Terms, Copy Now In Hands
Of His Chief Engineer.

WASHlNGTON.-A proposal for de.
Yelopments of the governments nitrate
and power projects at Muscle Shoals.
Ala, was finally agreed upon Saturday
by the house military committee after
more than three months continuous in
vestigation and study of the offers
made by Henry Ford, the Alabama
Power company Frederick Engstrum
and Charles l.. Parsons.
While the proposal was held in the
strictest confidence by the committee
with regard to its various provisions
relating to develc9ment Of the projects.
II was learned that the Gorgas. Ala.
steam plant was eliminated from the
property to be disposed of with Muscle
Shoals. The committee plan in other
respects follows closely to the terms
offered by Henry Ford
The proposal was drafted. the mem.
bers said. represented a plan it would
submit to all persons and interests for
acceptance. regardless Of whether they
already had made an offer for the Mus.
Gle Shoals properties.
a copy Of the committees draft was
given to w. B. Mayo, chief engineer for
Mr.. Ford, who said he would leave here
Sunday for Detroit to confer with the
Detroit manufacturer and ascertain
whether Mr.. Ford was willing to accept
the terms laid down by the committee.
1t wns understood that the elimina-
ton OF the Gorgas steam plant from
tho properties, at Muscle Shoals which
Mr.. Ford included in his proposal would
be the main obstruction in the way or
acceptance by Mr., Ford Of the commit.
tee plan.
Copies Of the Committee proposal also
were made available to officials of the
Alabama Power company Frederick
Engstrum and Charles Parsons. They
were requested to inform the commit
tee early next week whether the pro-
posal was acceptable, after which the
committees report would he submitted
to the house and made public
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICES To Be
Fitting EVENT
Clark Nichols Of Eufala is Prin-
cipal Speaker; Stores to
Close Part of The Day in
Observance.

Memorial services Tuesday will begin
at 10 o'clock at Central Park. where
all of the old soldiers, members of the
American Legion. under whose aus
pices the services are being held. aux.
iliay members and other citizens. will
assemble. From Central Park all will
so to Rose lin cemetery. whore the
graves of veterans from three wars.
the Civil war, Spanish-Amcrican and
World war. viii be decorated
Clark Nichols Of Eufaula. state sena
tor and war veteran. will deliver the
address Of the occasion. He will be
introduced 10y freeman Calf. commander
Of the local post oe the American lie.
gion, Music will be- furnished by the
Chamber of Commerce band The pro.
gram will be- limited I'm order that the
elderly people viii not be- tired out.
and ears viii hr furnished the old sol.
dicrs 10 go to the cemetery 10 partic,-
pate In the decoration of the graves.
T. y. orr IS chairman Tor the day. Aux.
lilry members will furnish flowers.
Mrs Tom Roberts being chairman OF
the decorating committee
Merchants will close their stores from
10 "a. m. to . y. m. Freight houses. the
banks. postoffIco and all public huils.
ings viii be- closed throuehout the day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
LABOR LEADERS
GIVEN LIBERTY
Tim Murphy and Mayer Put
Up Bond Of $4,000 Each;
Police Probing Cause of
Chicago War.

C'HlCAGO.--"Big Tim" Murphy and
Fred Mayer. described as tho cEarn IN
what the police term u labor war, sat.
urday were ordered released from lnii
on bonds OF So 900 each. They hnd
been confined In cells fm eleven days
after their arrest and indictment Tor tho
murder OF Police Lieut., Terrcnoc Ly.
ons, one of two policemen shot TO death
May 0, while investigating humblngs
believed 10 ho Ia protect of tho Lands
building trndca award,
Tho order was ssued hy Judge Harry
H. Miller and ended ten,day lltga.
ton IN which the state heretofore had
been successful la frustrating tho af.
forts To release the two labor leaders,
Tho hahcas corpus hearing before
Judge Muller lasted two days, tho state
refusing to present evidence on which
the men were held, saying that to do
IA would weaken their ease when the
trial came up, Judge Miller held that
since no evidence agalns, them was pre-.
sented, he was compelled to release
them 0n bail.