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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
BUTCHER" is
AIDED BY FEAR
Terror OF Cheka flinders
immigration Workers

Fear OF the dreaded Chekn, secret
police OF the National soviet, ls hin.
dering the immigration services IN,
NostiRntlon OF the records Of n. ISa,
laahnikoff, known 10 tho Russian
refugees IN Bcattle ms the butcher
Of lrkutsk." It WAS declared here
Monday.
Now that Kalnshnkon has been
form lily admitted 10 this country
immigration Commissioner Luther
Weedn and his ASSISTANTS must. oh.
tain evidence upon which TO base
charges before deportation proceed.
lngA can be instituted against him.
Weedln directed y. 3. Ifuykendali.
assistant commissioner. 10 take per.
sonal charge OF the Investigation OF
accusations against the former die.
tator OF Irkutsk Immigration IN.
spectora Monday were detailed TO
search among ths colony OF refu.
gees in Seattle for persons who will
be willing 10 tell what they know
OF Kalnshnikofrs alleged reign Of
terror when he was military com.
mander Of the Siberian city.
Altha Perry Curry. an attorney
In tho Central building has been
employed by Knlashnikoff and his
friends 70 fight deportation proceed.
inga. She personally give her
guarantee that the Siberian gen.
eral" would not disappear and
would report al the immigration sta.
ton when wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
SEEK THOSE WHO
KNOW ABOUT CASE

Immigration inspectors Monday
were seeking among refugees Of Sc.
attic for former residents Of Irkutsk
who have personal knowledge OF the
alleged atrocities committed by
Kalashnikoff there. one OF those
slays was an adjutant under Cen
eral Seminole who failed to appear
10 testify against Kalashnlkoff at
the time his case was before n spe.
olal board OF Inquiry OF the imml.
grafton service which admitted him
on October 10. It Is aaid.
Rev. Nicholas Mctroyoski, new
head OF the Russian. Greek Orthodox
church in Seattle. was asked 10 as.
sis, immigration authorities in locat.
lng witnesses. Rev. Meirosoki came
10 Seattle only week ago.
Now that Kalashnikoft hns been
admitted. II win be necessary 10 oh.
tain evidence that viii stand n court
hearing before we can deport him, "
Commissioners Wcedln said. "lf we
can obtain testimony from Russians
who personally know OF the crueltics
and executions which have been
charged against Ralashnikoff. we
will file n deportation action based
upon loyal turpiiude. II this man il
guilty OF putting his associates 10
death and allowing their children 20
starvo in tho streets OF Irkhu,sS, he
has committed crimes which war.
rant his eviction from this country.
We do not want that kind OF a man
In the United States. wo are max.
ing full investigation and our
creates, difficulty II tho fear among
members OF the Russian colony. OF
the Ch,ka."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PORT
HERE'S MORE ABOUT

for coastal business which was au.
thorized By the voters last spring
The developments OF the lnterven.
Ing months have conclusively prov.
cd the wisdom of tho campaign fol
it's purchase and given the lie &c
every pessimistic forecast that wa,
voiced by the Chamber OF Com.
merce and the Ho-called taxpayers
organizations which led the oppoi.
ton.
Commissioner Lamping Is leav
ing for Washington this week &c
conclude the purchase OF the ate
known as Skinner & Eddy tract
No. 2. from the shipping board
Clear title has now been acquired
by the government thru the lftinf
OF n s1.250,OOO mortgage OF the Sc
attic Construction & DrydoclS Go
and another sl,0OO,0 900 indebtedness
earlier.
The port Is going TO pny 100000
for the site, easily worth S2,0o0.o0t
by present valuations. This rs &c
be accomplished by making o per
tlal payment down out of current
funds and meeting the remaining
payments out OF earnings over q
period or years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Wife in Disappearance Mystery ColZapses in Cell
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BURGLAR
STARTS ON PAGE 4

Ing TO George w. Yost, manager of
The company.
Within so minutes. the safe had
been drilled and the charge OF nitro
slycorino exploded.
rs the ycEgmen were gather.
ing up the money from the inner
compartments OF the Snfe, Guy
IenbS, resident OF the com.
munity, drove up To tho gas
pump In front OF thc building Ia
buy some gasoline. lie was
promptly covered and tied along.
side oI the two garage employees.
Tho yeggmeu then drove Off in
the direction OF Seattle IN ono OF
the hest automobiles In the gnragv
Half an hour later an employo
OF the Union OIL Co heard tho
cries OF the three men who were
tied up, and released them. sher.
ltt Matt S,arwieh dnd the police
department wrra Immediately noti-
fled. Tho license number OF the
Buick car Is "Wm sl0od5."
u Is believed there was n finh
man posted as a lookout, but ne
one saw him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
SAYS FRANCE
AIDS REVOLT

Tho Rhonlsh republic proclaimed
today In many places from AK IN
Chapens 20 MRysneo. IN au artificial
movement resting on French and
Belgian bayoneta
II has permanent chance ot sue.
eess, however. IL France and Bel.
gium viii treat the acparutlHts with
favor and show that Il II 10 the eco.
monte md financial advantage OF The
districts 10 maintain their inde.
pendencr.
A. Ak la chapelle last February.
when I was there. tho BrlEiAns had
iuEt taken possession OF tho town and
were preparing 90 encourage tho
population 70 Separato nom Ger
many. Az Germans. tho people wers
10 ho treated roughly. ~ Rhcnlsh
sopAratlaia, they woro 10 sceclyo in.
dulgcncea.
There II no inherent political or
nntlonniistio reason why tho Rhine
areas should not become independent
nor why Bavaria should not break
away from the reich likewise.
The German states have formed n
single state only since the Franco.
Prussian war In 1870. All tho cen.
turtles before that they we're aniagon.
iHtic 20 ono another and had their
own national governments. They
wero Germans by race only. Just as
In most Of Latin America today the
inhabitants arc Spanish by rucc, but
arc divided into many natlonallticn.
Tho German soparatists therefore
have the tradition Of thousand
years on their side and only BIS.
marck's imperial experiment begun
little more than 80 years ago
against them.
There Ia no power in Berlin 10 pre-
vent tho disuuion OF Germany. The
strcscmann government has scarcely
more than $4,000 police and troops
ready for resistance. strosemann
cannot use force; only persuasion and
the unlonists tradition OF but So
/ years.
The German people are now work.
/ Ing for their pockets.
Tho success or failure of the civil
wnr which has begun along the
Rhine will be matter OF balancing
gnins and Losses in terms OF gold
marks. II France wants TO pay the
price the sepnratist movement prob.
ably can be financed to success. for
n number Of years at least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
AK La Chapelle
Under New Control

LONDON, Oct. 22.--u1 n. ny
AK La chapelle is tranquil and life
Is proceeding normally, the CORE.
spondent OF the Daily Mail tcle.
graphs.
The principal buildings arc flying
The red, green and white ensign OF
the Rhcnish republic,
Armed republican forces ARE
marching thru tho streets without
uniforms, except for red. white and
Green nrmlets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
SAFE OWNERS
ARE WARMED

Bank and safe owners In the dis
tTict of Seattle are warned By sher-
~ Matt stRrwieh 20 take extra
precautions 10 protect their proper
" for the next few weeks as the
safe-hrcaklng Tins Is sure to APP
pear In king county soon
The sherirrs warning was oc-
casioned hy the reported theft from
a garage al Concrete Saturday
night OF an aeetyleno tank and
burner, so feet OF hose and a
mask
The Job was done by yeEEmen
who plan 70 burn their way into
some King county bank vault or
safe, starwlch said. Tho Job had
no doubt been completely planned
and made out beforehand, and the
craCkSmen are only waiting fay-
orabla time 20 act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Mayence Is Held
by Separatists

MAYENcE. oct. 20. - scimrntists
were in control OF all public build.
ings here today.
Proclamations were posted turnout
tho city announcing establishment of
tho Rhinoland republic. The sepa.
rutlst movement. long engineered by
n strong party under leadership OF
Dr. Bcrlcn. was proceeding with lit.
tie opposition.
The "putsch' came as complete
surprise. separatist forces quietly oc.
cupying the public buildings at
a. m.
separatlst troops clashcd with 20.
lice IN front or the city hall Mt 400
n. m. Two men were wounded
Tho scparutists withdrew 10 the
outskirts OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Says Rhine Move
VIII Be Complete

DUssELDoRFF, Oct. ga mes.
sage from Duren snys Herr Matthes,
one OF the Rhineland separatist lead.
crs. has formed a provisional govern.
ment which win be installed here.
Matthes said he viii not hunt for
trouble.
THE scparatist movement win
spread turnout tho Rblneland," he
asserted.
Herr Mntthes left for AK La Cha.
pelle TO cooperate with the separat.
ists, Deckers and Metzen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
SAFE GARFIELD
OFF BY THUGS

A steel safe weighing $50 pounds,
which contained 1907 In cash and
several deeds and abstracts. was car.
ried OF hy burglars who entered a
soft drink parior 81 22oi First ave.
Sunday night. The robbery was not
discovered until late Monday morn.
ing. when tho proprietor. J. II. Nj.
kullclch. opened tho place for husi-
ness.
He found that the thieves had
rpnsacked the place thoroly and had
stolen the safe. apparently taking Il
away IN an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
WALTON FOES
FILE CHARGES
Read Impeachment IndlCt-
ment Against Governor
nY s. A. nARKER
UNITED Press starr Corrosponden)

tunited prem starr CorrospopdenD
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct s2. Gov,
J, c. Walton is accused or "willful
neglect 90 duty. incompetenoy. cor.
ruption In office and offensos involy.
lng moral turpitude" IA an lmpeaeh'
ment Indictment read IN the lower
house OF the Oklahoma legislature TO,
day.
The Indictment, presented by w.
T. Disney chairman or committee
which has Investigated the state ad.
ministrution. olimaxcs the long bat
Tie. indicates "a big oil derrick
opponents, with tho Ku Klux Khan
az one Of the main issues put to tho
front by the executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Several Wounded
in Street Battle

BERLIN. Oct 22-sevcral per.
sons were wounded In Mlosen, Sax.
onN In street fighting that cnsued
when civilians fired on a party OF
troops from a house adjacent TO the
railway station, dispatches suld to.
day.
Crowds tried TO Interfere when the
soldiers arrested n communist lead.
or in tho vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Alexander Funeral
Was Held Saturday

TACOMA. Oct. 22.-tunere, serv-
ices for Mrs. Emma Alexander,
mother of II. f. Alexander, president
OF the Pacific Steamship Co. were
held from the family home Saturday
with Rev. Edgar C, Wheeler officiat-
ing. The body was inferred in the
Tacoma mausoleum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Messages for Help
Heard at Key Yves,

KEY WEST, Fla, oct. a2,-Wre
less calls for help We're picked u
here today from the steamer San GIL
pounding TO pieces on reefs Off Prov.
dence island. The ship is carryinl
20 passengers TO Colon from Hin.
vana. The steamer San BIes and
Pastoros arc speeding TO the san
Gil's assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Logger Instantly
Killed by Tree

EVERETT. Oct. 2e.-Alvin C.
Jones was almost instantly killed
Sunday afternoon when tree crash.
ed upon him at the Snohomish Log.
glng Co. camp near Cathcart. Jones
is believed to have relatives at Hoqui.
am. Details of the accident are be-
ing sought by Coroner c. II. FiclSel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Steamer Reported
Pounding to Pieces

BOSTON. oct. 22.-The United
fruit steamer san Gil Boston TO
Colon. was reported pounding in
heavy seas on II reef Off Providence
island. according to wireless mes.
sage intercepted here today.
The message read. weather bad,
shin pounding, passengers taking to
boats HclpH'
Later, message was received
from the steamer pastorcs, saying
II would arrive about noon At the
position given out by the San Gil,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
90 CHARGES
ARE LISTED

Twenty-Five charges were ouumer
ated In The report. They accuse this
governor OF exceeding his authority
by the following acts;
I. Appointment or Charles H..
nosl,in az judge OF the Second Okla.
homa judicial district while ho was
serving as a member OF the house OF
representatives
2. Appropriation OF funds from
the state treasury FOR private use By
placing his chauffeur. 4, y Edwards,
on the payroll bf the health depart
ment
.. Preventing a grand jury from
converting I'm Oklahoma City by
declaration OF martial law The grand
jury WAS 10 investigate the charges
apHfpaf tha ,s,,s..,tg.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

the arroyo below the Clark homo two
nights since tho probe had been
under way.
Ncighbors tell OF seeing car stop
below tho Clark home twice shortly
after midnight. Persons got out and
staIked thru the underground. The
strange visitors were not sheriffs OF.
flcerR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GERMANY
STARTS ON PAGE L

emily has marked the progress Of
the scpuratist revolt French sources
reported an unimportant clash Of
troops ana sopnfnilsta at Maycncc
at dawn today after which the re.
VOTERS were reported 10 have with
drawn temporarily TO the outskirts,
The seizure OF AK la Chppolle
by the stp0ratlsts was accomplished
quietly Sunday morning.
Advocates OF the new republic,
apparently numbering less than TO-
600. moved shortly after midnight
NJ time when German inhabitants
loyal 10 the reich were asleep.
OrgHnin2d groups OF citizens. dis
tinEuihhod hy their arm bands IN
tho lthinclnnd republic colors,
moved to allotted positions nt public
buildings.
Local authorities Of AK were In
formed that the republic coup waa
an accomplished fact. There was
no resistance.
Men with buckets OF paste and
posters proclulming the republic
scattered thpl the city and 80 on
evcry billboard and wall Haunted n
A.l.Ef.. u.,f..l ..,.....Fs.v.tyHt.F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
fIRS.. SCHICK
WEAKENING!
death Kettle" Is
Found in Hunt
for Missing Man

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct, &c. Mrs,
Sarah Margaret Sehlck. wife OF the
missing Georse r. Sehiols. today
collapsed In ier cell in tho county
Sail. She was removed 10 the ma.
irons office In critical condition.
County officials refused 10 give
tho cause OF collapse hut & Is
understood tho woman's heart
weakened.
Mrs. Schlck. soon 20 become n
mother. has not been questioned
sHisss last Friday nieht, AZ no
- &c has she been questioned with,
out permission from physicians, OF.
fieers SAY.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct, es-A
large kettle said 20 have been kept
seething in the yard OF Everett Drew
Clark's Mission drive ghost house"
for two days after the disappearance
of George r. schlck. san Diego broS.
cr. IN which authorities believe
Schicks body may have been cooked
20 pieces and cromated. has been
found by shcriff'S officers Il was an,
nounced today
AlEcegcre@ tss dslse gasietasp,ssls In
Mission canyon. the cauldron yielded
CHASTITY evidence OF some hody--anl,
NAL or human having been burned
in II. CharrCd fragments OF hone
rumhled out as officers lifted Il and
the inside was lined with black
crust.
The bones are Identical In appear.
lance with those found in tho yard
OF the Clark home. around the spot
where the kettle was said 10 have
hubbIed over SIS fire for IS hours.
An examination OF the first set OF
bones was made BY Or. II. A. Thomp.
son. hlstologlst. do asserted that i,
was impossible TO tell whether they
were human or animal. as they were
burned 10 cinders and not large
enough 20 be identified BY their
structure.
DR., Thompson win make an exam
nation today OF the bones found IN
- kettle.
80. Drew Clark. Mrs. Clark and
Mrs. Schsck ARE stiil held IN the eouu.
~ jail on forgery charges arising out
OF an alleged forged power or attor.
ney. thru which Il Is said they obtain.
ed Schieig's property.
Officers are unable to account for
the mysterious caidrou and It's con.
tents on any other theory but that
someone or something was burned
sSor the purpose OF destroying all trace
fcf IL
The sheriff believes that II tho
Facts were connected with any legiti.
mate operation. persons having
knowledge OF II would have come for.
ward and explained.
Clark Is reported 10 have told Jan
employees that no burned cat In the
kettle. The bones, however. are too
large 10 be feline.
That someone was trying TO make
AWAY with the kettle before Il was
found by investigators In indicated
by tho mysterious visit OF an auto "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
MnL CoMr1ETE ROAD

wENATCHEE. Oct. n. The
stephens Pass highway 20 the sum.
nit win bo completed this fall II
good weather continues. !, Is an.
nonnced here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
FINANCIAL DEAL
is MENTIONED

I. Use OF official Influence and
power 20 obtain credit Under this
charge the indictment said the gov.
ernor purchased $4,000 home.
after dlsposing OF $50 900 in notes 20
p. w Narlhnd nationally known
oil man. Tho charge declares that
purchase Of the notes by MARYLAND
placed Governor Walton under
great financial obligation TO MariaHd
IN such a manner and form as 10
interfere with tho free and volun,
tary exercise Of his Judgment and
vote as ex-ofticio chairman and mem.
Der OF tho board OF equalization"
g. Threatened use Of his veto
power 20 acquire money for private
use hy demanding citizens contrib.
ute money In order 10 secure HIS
approval for nm appropriation for
tho university preparatory school ~
'roukntva Okla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COP VICTIM
STARTS ON PAGE l

ward tho man who had killed her
husband. Mrs. Hamburger. thru her
cousin. II. l.. Klock. 1897 Broadway
~. told Douglas that she did not
want Short prosecuted and that she
had forgiven him for his nc, in the
belief that he was doing hts duty as
he saw II. even tho he used bad
judgment. She expressed the hope
that William Fahcy. cileged shop.
litter NJ whom Short was firms
whom his bullets struck Hamburger
and Mrs. Davis. would be prosecut-
ed to tho limit.
Hamburger was told Saturday that
hts condition was grave. but tho dy.
ing man, CO years old, refused TO be.
lieve his condition as grave as II
proved TO be and fought desperately
10 live.
Meantime his wife was rushing TO
Seattle. from Paradise. Cal Ham
burger repeatedly told his nurses
that he would live long enough 70
see his wife before he died and he
made .sll1 Ats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
DIES SOON AFTER
HIS WIFE'S ARRIVAL

Mrs. Hamburger arrived at $50
Sunday morning and was met at
the depot by her cousin, Mr.. Black.
and they went TO the hospital.
where they were told that Ham.
burger would probably not last more
than few minutes. She talked to
him briefly before he lapsed into
unconsciousness. Twenty minutes
later he passed on.
When informed OF Hamburgers
death. Police Chief severyns located
Short and took him TO Coroner Cor.
son. Corson questioned him and
then made him post bond of $1,000.
Funeral arrangements for Ham.
burger were made Sunday The cere-
mony viii be held at the Bonney-
Watson mortunry at p. m. Tues.
day under the auspices OF the Elks,
of which Hamburger was mem.
her. The body will then be sent
TO Paradise. Cal. the family home.
Hamburger is survived by his
widow and four children. Lewis
IL; Nancy l6: Elsie, IL, and
Helen. S.
Hamburger was court clerk and
secretary TO United States District
Judge Il. Il. Cushman at Tacoma
His wife, Mrs. Elsie Hamburger,
was, before her marriage, Miss Elsie
Bennett. prominent society leader
in Helena, Mont, and is well known
turnout the West.
The Hamhurgers now are said to
be in great need OF financial assist.
anco and Mayor Brown said Mon.
day steps would be taken to proviGy
for their relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
BUFFER STATE
FRENCH DESIRE

Hand in hand with the growth Of
this seplutiHt movement from with
In came desire in France for crea
ton al buffer state" between
France and Germany.
No secret was made OF the fact
that tho French. and tho Belgians
as well. constantly encouraged the
Rhlneland sephratists. Each Sun.
day for months. since occupation Of
tho Ruhr and other German territory
BY the allied troops. there have been
meetings IN important Rhinelnnd
cities. which plans for tho new
republic have been formulated. The
French and Beigians on ono occa.
sion offered free rides IN special
trims 10 citizens OF the Rhineland
who desired 20 attend the MAS
meetings.
Tho Davarian government dollv.
cred n new affront 10 tho reich to-
day hy administering an oath OF nj.
leglance 20 the state 10 Bavarinn
troops under command OF Gen. Won
Lossow. former state high dictator
for tho federal government. and
now Bayarian military commander.
The Bavarian government dc.
olarcd Sunday these troops wero no
longer under the power OF the reich.
because Of tho recall OF Won Lossow
against BavariR's wishes.
Administration OF tho new oath
today was considered to have com.
plctcd the kidnapping" OF federal
troops by Bavaria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
GERMANS WAKE UP
IN NEW REPUBLIC

Red, white and green cnslgns went
up on public buildings and those Ger
mans who had gone TO bed within
tho greater reich nwoke TO find
themselves In new republic.
First direct reports 10 the S'rese-
mann government Indicated the sepa.
ratlat uprising was confined to ak.
Later. from French sources. reports
Of similar military eoups By Rhine
landers in other towns and cities
along the famous old river that
marks Germany'a western frontier
came In.
Belgian reports. too. told OF the
success Of the Rhinclanders NJ Alx
and reported the city calm. Tho Bel
gian authorities In the occupied ter
rltory announced they would remain
neutral but would hold the scparntist
leaders responsible for keeping order.
The Rhneiand republic has long
been German nightmare. Ever
since the world war there has been
agitation from two sources for n
break from the reich.
Certain prominent citizens Of the
Rhinciand. notably Herr Sheets and
Doctors Dorten and Matthcs. have
led growing movement in favor Of
separate republic. followed by
those who fcl, tho country along the
Rhine 10 be an economic entity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
MARTIN LAW
Is OPPOSED

6. Denial Of the writ OF hahcas
corpus ms guaranteed by the cons,i.
tuition while tho State was under
martial law.
7. Preventing assembling OF the
legislature on September 20.
s 10 II Cneluaivel. Proclamation
OF martial law without cause or
reason.
Il. Attempted prevention Of ths
special election set for October 2.
IA. Appointment and employment;
OF lnrge number OF persons on tho
state payroll without statutory au-
thorlty.
IL. Refusal TO permit execution
OF capital punishment
is. Unlawful issuance OF def.
cheney certificates amounting 70
$4,000.
1s. Abridgmcnt Of tho freedom
OF the prcas by ordering censorship
OF newspapers
IA. Attempted authorization o,
special officers 20 investigate law
violations In addition to regularly
elected peace officers.
IS. Violation OF oath Of office
thru falsely enumernting campaign
expenditures.
SAYS HE ABUSED
PARDON POWER
10. Abuse OF pardon and parolc
power and allowing his friends and
political supporters TO mako lucra.
two fees.
20. Collection thru various offices
OF tho state and individuals OF large
sums OF money for his own private
use in return for executive favor
II. Unlawful issuance OF def.
cheney fund for a colored orphans
home at Taft, okla. for $4,000.
90. General charges Of lncom
potency.
Balloiing on the impeachment
charges was expected TO start late
today,