Arizona republican., 1922-04-07

Halt Plesiosaurian Hunt
Money Talks in New York
Rouge Case in High Court
Hoover Hearing Aug.
Prohibition Helps Cities
Expect Axe Murder Arrest
High Costs OF Education
BUENOS AIRES, April 6-(By the
Associated Press)-Prof. Clement
Oneilli director of the Buenos Aires
zoo who organized the expedition
which left for Patagonia March %, in
search of the reported plesiosaurian
monster was disturbed today by dis
patches from Trelew. the principal
town of the province of Chubut, say
ing Governor Franzonio of the prov
ince had given orders forbiding the
capture of the beast. The dispatches
said the governor acted on instruc-
tions from the minister of the in
terror of Buenos Aires. who had de-
cided to prohibit the hunt at the be-
hest of DIR. Albafracin, president Of
the Argentine Society for the Pre-
ventio nof Cruelty to Animals.
Nothing has been heard from the
expedition since it plunged into the
wilderness after arriving at Bari
toche Pass, on the edge of the Andes
mountains. Today's dispatches said
Governor F'ranboni had given in
structions to the territorial police to
warn the members of the expedition
not to proceed.
Professor Oneillh called upon Min
lister of the Interior Gomez this aft
ernoon to protest against the order,
sfiv, fIao mama of science -
CHICAGO, April 6-The So tele
phone shafts of Billie Burke from the
fashionable North Shore residence of
the widow of Frank Townley Brown,
10 Miss Burke's husband. Florenz
Ziegfeld. Jr, at New York, lamost
cost the actress her temporary home,
it was learned here today.
Miss Burke took the wodiw's gold
coast" residence March 10 with an
agreement to pay $1,150 to ocupy 1t
until April while she played IN
Chicago. Miss Burke was to bring
Patricia, her daughter, and four
maids and a governess. The Sl,loO
was to go to Mrs. Browns newly or
ganized widows protective league.
Mrs. Brown said she wouldn't care
so much about Miss Burke playing
If the actress didn't call up her hus-
band q thousand miles away every
nigh tand let the charge go on the
Brown telephone bill. Billie Burke
obtained an injunction in the night
court last night to retain possession
of the residence.
CORNING. Ark, April e.-Judge
". W. Bandy, in circuit court here
tonight, took the case Of Miss Pearl
Pugsiey against the school board of
Knobel under advisement and viii
announce his decision in about a
week. Miss Pugsley seeks a writ of
mandamus to set aside an order of
the school board which barred stu
dents from attending their classes
while wearing rouge, face powder or
cosmetics of any kind, as well as
short skirts. peek waists and
other utilities of the fair sex.
Ten witnesses were heard tonight
in a three hour session. with the
small court room crowded to ca
pacity.
WASHINGTON. April 6-The Col
orado river commission expects to re-
assemble in Santa Fe about Aug. !,
commission said today on his return
to Washington from Phoenix. Ariz.
where hearings recently were held
The task of the commission is now
Mr.. Hoover said, to digest the testi-
mony received at Phoenix regarding
the distribution Of the water rights
Of the Colorado river among the in
terested states.
CHICAGO. April 6-Prohibition is
having a beneficial effect in the cities,
according to the answers to ques-
tionnaire sent to the mayors OF some
Of the largest cities in the country
bv the Union Signal, official publica-
tion of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Some answers We're
made public today and it was as
serted that returns so far show 80
per cent favorable to prohibition.
H II. Barton. mayor Of Des Moines,
and George G. Cryer of Los Ange-
les said his city had benefited mate
rally under prohibition.
CoNCoRDIA. Kan, April 6-Sher-
IF Carl Moore Of Cloud county to-
night stated that an arrest was ex-
Tremblay axe murder Tuesday night
when Theodore Tremblay was killed.
his four younger brothers hacked,
two probably fatally. his father
slightly wounded and the home and
barn set on fire.
The axe with which the murder
was committed was being examined
tonight by fingerprint experts.
The investigation today turned to
financial matters of the Tremblay
family. particularly those of the IA
ther and son, Theodore. Officers
stated they had ascertained that a
mortgage of $4,000, issued by firm
in Beatrice. Neb., in 1915, became due
last June 81, but was never paid off.
The boy Theodore, carried $4,000 in
Surance, officers declared.
Two of the injured boys were re-
ported in a critical condition tonight
and were not expected to live, while
the other two may live, physicians
said. The father was reported as not
seriously injured.
NEW YORK, April 6-Herbert Biel.
l9, a student of Syracuse university,
can't get along on $4,000 a year any
more. his guardian, Rosa 2. Biel told
Surrogate Cohalan today, asking and
receiving an increase of the youth S
allowance to $4,000.
The money comes from BiePs es-
tate of $175.000. The guardian said
his former allowance was not enough
to provide for his education because
of the high cost of tuition, travelling
expenses and clothing"
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