Williams news., 1922-09-01
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF WIRES ROUND ABOUT
 THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS CONDENSED FOR BUSY
 PEOPLE.
WESTERN

WESTERN
 Frank Albert, aged 50 years, died
 from burns received when he fell into
 ''The Devils Tea Kettle," hot
 springs at Ka1amath Falls, Ore. | Mistaken for deer, three hunters
 have been shot since the deer season
 opened, according to reports which | reached Portland from southwestern | Oregon. Henry Heideman, 16, Boy Scout and orphan, was killed instantly on
 Red mountain, ten miles from the
 Butte (Mont.) Boy Scouts summer
 camp at Highlands by a bolt of light
 ming.
 The thfrty-ffve alleged members of the Ku Klux Klan, tried on charges
 growing out of the Inglewood raid April % last, were acquitted in Los Angeles by a jury in the Superior Court.
 The oil tanker Condo de Churruca. the first Spanish vessel to call at the Los Angeles harbor since the Spanish American war, is in the harbor being filled with oil for a return voyage to Balboa.
 Forty-five whales have been taken thus far this season at the whaling station at Westport, Wash. Three whaling vessels have made the catches, which include thirty-five humpbacks, nine finbacks and one sperm.
 Custom officials seized 10000 rounds of ammunition and fifty German make rifles from the China mail liner Nile just before it cleared the San Francis co port for the Orient. The arms and ammunition were found hidden in the crews quarters.
 c. A. Sehlbrede, famous as a feder- al district judge in southeastern Alas ka in the gold-runS days of 1896 and thereafter, died at Corvallis, Ore, aged 71. At the time of the "Soapy" Smith gang's depredations at Skagway, Judge Sehlbrede saved several members of the gang from lynching.
 Cancellation of the citizenship pa pers of James Rowan, convicted of criminal syndicalism in the Chicago Industrial Workers of the World trial of 1917. and sentenced to a term of twenty years in federal prison and fine of $2O,OO0, Is asked in a petition filed in United States District Court at Spokane.
  who had been hanging onto the rear end of an automobile truck ahead of him, the driver of a mail stage at HopIand, Calif., turned his heavy ve- hicle into the end of a barn beside the highway. The end of the barn caved in and Manuel Nosseti, age s, who was playing inside with his baby sis ter. Emma, and Angelina Ciessi, was killed and the other children suffered injuries from which they are expected to die. WASHINGTON
 Instructions have been sent to all postmasters by First Assistant Post l General Bartlett to require all within four months to in- stall mail boxes or cut slots in doors to | facilitate the delivery of mail.
 Foodstuffs exported during July de clined sharply, according to foreign | trade reports issued by the Commerce 
 Federal funds totaling $4O0,OOO have been allotted to states cooperating with the government in protecting for est lands from fire.
 President Harding in an address to citizen soldiers from Camp Meade, Md, declared ne faVOreQ military for more than 100000 civil ans annually, not for any prospective aggressive warfare, but to preserve peace.
 Another union labor bank is being organized. D. H. Manion, president ,f the Order of Railway Photographers, He'd application with Comptroller of he Currency Crissinger for a charter Or the Photographers National Bank of St. Louis with $5OO,OOO capital.
 Appointment of Edward R. Finch, justice of the Supreme Court of New York, to take the place of Cyrus H. K. Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, on the official American mission to the Bra ilian Centennial Exposition has been at the White House. MT. Curtis was unable to go.
 Amendments to the income tax reg llations covering oil and gas proper ies have been issued by Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. The cover depletion of oil and ,as properties, estimates of probable esources, depreciation and similar actors.
 The Senate has cleared the way for he President to appoint Mai Gen. :. G. Harbord, deputy chief of staff, O the post of chief of staff upon the etirement of General Pershing. who vil1 go upon inactive duty because of ge limitations in another year.