The Dolores star., 1922-06-09
GENERAL

| GENERAL
Five seamcn We're injured recently
in an explosion aboard the submarine
H-3 while the craft was on patrol duty
off the Coronado islands, forty miles
from San Diego.
John Duvul lodge of Detroit lost
| Sl2,5OO in Il dice game in 1921. accord
ing to the complaint in suit brought
in Circuit Court at Detroit by Al Day,
boxing bout referee. Day seeks to
collect $4,000 payment of a check for
| that amount.
Veterans of the Civil war and MEM
bers of the private soldiers and sail.
ors legion refused to march with the
American legion on Memorial Day at
Port Chester, n. Y, because the burn.
| ing of the world war honor roll WIS
to be part of the program.
The thirteen men indicted By the re-
cent special grand jury. twelve of
them for alleged Irregularities in con-
nection with the affairs of the defurct
| Scandiravian-Ameri Bank of Far
go-are scheduled to appear in the
| next jury term of County District
Court in November, it has been an
nOunced.
Grand opera temperaments in Chi
| cago are exceedingly ruffled Pros
pective salary reductions, affecting
| even the great Muratore, are respon-
| sible. 1t seems the business manage
ment'' which has taken over the af-
fairs of the Chicago Opera Association,
has drawn up n new budget to meet
the salaries Of the songbirds.
The Ku Kiux Klan has revoked the
commissions of every kleagle in Cali
fornia, from the king kleagle down. aft
er preliminary inquiry into alleged
lawlessness in that state, and has ap-
pointed William S. Coburn rs king
kleagle in charge of the kIan's inter
| ests in California, it was announced in
Atlanta by E. Y. Clarke, imperial kla-
lift, or supreme vice president of the
order
Announcement of 10 per cent ware
increase in factory departments has
been made at the offices of the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company.
Akron, Ohio. A shortage of skilled
tire workers was responsible for the
increase. it was said
Though two men indicted with her
for conspiracy to defraud Lloyds In
surance agency, by an alleged fake"
dinner party hold-up and robbery of
her jewelry, insured at $4,000, had
| pleaded guilty and testified for the
prosecution at the outset of the trial,
| Mrs. Sarah l.. Robertson, wealthy real
estate owner of Deal, n. j., was ac-
quilted by jury which had been hear
ing testimony in her case for over a
| week.
Eleven miners were killed in an ex-
plOsiOn in Acmar mine of the Ala
| bama Fuel and Iron Company, st.
Clair county, according to reports re-
| ceived at the Birmingham, Alabama
| station of the bureau of mines Eighty
two men were working in the mine at
the time of the explosion. but all ex-
cept the eleven who were killed es-
capped. Ten Of the bodies have been
recovered. The explosion was attri.
buted to mine gas.
No girl member Of the graduating
class OF the Lincoln High School at
Tacoma will he allowed to sit with her
classmates on the commencement plat
form IL she Is attred in n dress cost
ing more than Sl5, according TO an
edlct issued by the girls Of the 1922
class.
The jury in the trial Of Arthur C.
Burch for tie murder of J. BeIton
Kennedy, was discharged by Judge
Sidney N. Reeve at Los Angeles after
reporting 1t was impossible to agree
upon verdict. Jurors said that the
final hatlot was 7 to 5 for acquitted