The Dolores star., 1924-11-07
FOREIGN


foreign minister at Moscow.
One hundred American marines were
landed from the American cruiser
Huron ut Taku recently, and left i'm
mediately for Picking. Rumors of de-
velopments at the capital are circu-
cannot be obtained.
Deportation of score or more of
| ALLEGED Chinese tongmen was started
recently when twelve men arrested In
connection with recent street disturb
nnces at Guaymas, Mexico, were taken
from that city to Mazatlan, where
they will be placed aboard a steamer
bound for China.
Publication of the American income
tax figures has given the French rev.
enue authorities a new idea as to how
they will be able to determine the In
comes of American residents of France
for taxation purposes. Heretofore for
eigners have enjoyed the privilege OF
paying a French income tax based up
on an amount seven times the annual
rent they paid in France.
SiN persons have been sentenced to
death at Nikolaiev, Russia, for the
murder of a village newspaper cor
respondent of the name of MalinOvsky,
who. as the representative of soviet
newspapers, accused the village admin
istration of anti-communist activities.
The case attracted nationwide atten-
tinp hnr fhrarrhart hn
present moment, peasant and working
men correspondents are being bitterly
attacked.
Attempted smuggling of men and
women into the United States from
British Columbia is being conducted
on large scale, according to a state
ment made by F. f. Gowen. inspector
of the United States immigration ser.
vice. More than 400 persons seeking
to cross the Canadian border Illegally
have been arrested by the twenty-one
patrolmen who watch the border from
the Cascade mountains to Puget
Sound since July l, he said.
Police recently told of million dol
lar mail robbery frustrated by the
presence of mind of railway clerk.
| The robber entered the Moosejaw
pOstoffice, covered the clerk, Walter
G. MACPHERSON, with gun and seized
mail sack whose value, officials es-
timated as more than 81 100000. Mac
Pherson rushed him and pushed him
from the platform. Gaining posses
sion OF the mail bag. the clerk fled.
although three shots were fired AT
him.
HipolitO villa, who surrendered re
Gently after having engaged in revolu-
tionary activities in Chihuahua and
Durango, Mexico, during the De Ia
Huerta revolt was granted an audi
ence by President Obregon. at which
villa and several of his principal lieu
tenants are understood to have given
their word OF honor to retire to pri-
vate life and refrain from subversive
movements henceforth. villa is bro
ther of the late Francisco Pancho)
villa, notorious bandit, who, before his
death, reached similar understanding
with the authorities.
GENERAL
Harry G. Smith, air mail pilot. has
been appointed superintendent of the
new air mail division headquarters at
| Cheyenne. Mr.. Smith is the first air
mail pilot to receive a promotion of
this kind. He will be in charge of the
recently created air mail division
/ ,t-hn q will 10 from 30
| Salt Lake City.
| Churches should avail themselves of
every opportunity to reach the public
through newspaper publicity or adver-
tising. the report of the publicity com
mittee submitted to the United Luther
an church in annual meeting in Chi
cago, declared. Paid advertising has
become invaluable to considerable
number of local churches, the report
said.
Three persons were badly injured
and three were less seriously hurt
when two-car accommodation train
running from Nelson, Neb., to Horton.
Kan, on the Rock Island, overturned
two miles from Pawnee City, Neb
Ruins of a buried city, SIX miles in
extent, have been uncovered by an ex-
ploration party headed by Gov. James
G. Scrugham, the governor announced
in telegram from Beatty, Nevada,
where the exploration work is being
carried out. Many rock writings, thou
sands of fragments of pottery and
other prehistoric articles have been
found, the governor reported. The city
lies along the Virgin river
Commissioner X. NJ. Landis, high
chief Of baseball, was named defend,
ant in suit filed in Milwaukee for
Oscar CHappy) Felsch and Joe Jack
son, members Of the Chicago Black
Sox for the recovery of money the
ousted ball players claim is due them
as the share of the second place
money of the 1920 season. The bill