The Dolores star., 1923-11-09
FOREIGN

| American government that vessels In
American waters be searched for con-
traband liquor within twelve miles of
| the American shore.
| Natsujl Yokata, convicted by jury
in Federal Court at Honolulu of con
| spring TO counterfeit American money,
was sentenced by Judge J. T. De Bolt
to a term OF fifteen years imprison-
ment and to pay fine of $500.
Premier Poincare in speech at
| Sampigny, France, declared; that
! France would refuse to allow the rep
aratlon commission to be dlvested of
Its functions or replaced by some 9TH
er body. He said that France could
not agree TO any reduction in the Ger
| man debt
The Saxon ministry, composed OF
| Communists and Socialists and headed
| by Or. Zelgner. withdrew from their
| official quarters in Dresden in compi-
ance with an order issued by DIR. Carl
! HelnZe, the newly appointed commits
| sioner representing the reich in Sax
| ony.
The Chamber of Deputies OF Buenos
Aires has voted an appropriation OF
| 10S.O0O,O0O gold pesos for military ex-
! pendltures. The chamber also adopt
| ed a resolution, requesting the govern
ment to undertake friendly negotia-
tIons with Brazil for the purpose of
| reaching an armament equilibrium be-
tween the two countries.
When the American submarine %,
In u, iSsin I,l, h.
steamer Abangarez the day before,
was raised Chief Electrician Lawrence
Brown and Torpeduman Henry ureault
We're rescued alive from the hull and
taken to the Colon hospital. No trace
was found of the three other missing
men. 1t is thought Brown and Breault
may recover.
COrpSes Of ten giant boars blocked
the railway tracks Of the Monte Carlo
express near Marseilles. France. re-
Gently. During the night the boars
climbed a cliff more than 800 feet high
overlooking the tracks. The boar lead
er suddenly leaped from the cliff 10
death and then his nine faithful fol
lowers jumped after their chief Work
men cleared the tracks and then staged
a barbecue
Prospecting rights in Approximately
$500 square miles of placer gold fields
in the Amur basin in Russia have been
conceded to the Far East Exploration
Company headed by Henry Z. Hunt of
Cincinnati. The concession was OBJ
tanned by Charles II. Smith, former
American member of the Chinese East
ern Railway Commission. who now is
in Moscow. The com expects TO
begin work in the spring but its rights
are available Until Jan. l, 1928.
GENERAL
Eight railroads were named rs de-
PENDANTS in suits aggreGatIng S750,OOO,
filed in Federal District Court at Min
neapolis by James BE Beau, manager
of the Minnesota claim bureau, which
represents $50 Northwest grain grow
ers and shippers.
The Shuberts vaudeville interests
brought suit for $lO,OOO,OOO damages
against the Il. +. Keith vaudeville ex-
change in New York recently. bill
of complaint filed in the United States
District Court charges restraint of
trade and conspiracy.
\ report charging Gov. J. c. Walton
with "wiIlfui neglect of duty. incompe
tency. corruption in office and OF,
fenses involving moral turpitude." was
submitted to the lower house of the
Oklahoma Legislature by its committee
on investigation and Impeachment.
Another move in which 1t was de-
clared 10 be action intended to rid or
ganized labor in Nebraska of radicui
ism WAS made in Omaha last week
when the executive committee of the
State Federation of Labor withdrew
Endorsement of the Midwest Labor
News, Il labor paper published in Oma-
ha. The action was taken. committee
members said, on the ground the paper
has published views Gerugutory To the
policies of the State and American
Federations.
Dallas, Texas, has been selected as
one Of the airplane landing depots in
the air mail routes being established
over the country, the city commission
was notified, when Col. John II. How
| ard of Kelly field, san Antonio, an
] llpAlltth tllul biAF ar liilt StINICt Will
start about the middle Of November.
Church and press were termed twin
| brothers by the Rev. J. r. Il. Smith,
| chairman of the Chicago Church Fed
Grafton publicity commission, at a joint
meeting OF the federation ana the ad-
| vertising council of tile Chicago Asso-
| ciatiOn of Commission on Church Pub
| licity. Greater cooperation between
| the two was needed for the uplift of
| the community, he said.
DIR. H. W. Evans, imperial wizard of
the Ku KluX klan, was charged with
having purchased fourteen carloads Of
one issue of newspaper published
| by Mayfleld in Texas" and having cop
les mailed to klans throughout the
United States, in an affidavit sworn to