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WORKS VISIT
PREPAREDFOR
Valley Irrigation Men
Gathering Data For
Cabinet Member
Especial to The Herald.l

SAN BENITO. Texas. April SAC
tion was taken AZ meeting OF about
so persons from all parts Of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley at San Benito
Wednesday 20 prepare for the visit Of
DIR. Hubert Work, secretary Of the
interior in President Coolidge's cabi-
net. and DIR. Elwood Mead. commits
sioner Of the reclamation service, 20
this section.
DIR. Mead will arrive in advance Of
DR.. Work. leaving Washington April
10. reaching Dallas April 1s and ar
irving in the Valley about April 25 or
20. The two men will look over the
irrigation situation in the Valley to
determine just what action the gov
ernment will take TO provide for n
greater water supply.
A general committee composed Of
the representatives from Valley cham
bers Of commerce. water improvement:
districts. county governments, muni-
cipal governments was organized. II
il composed Of about 80 members and
j. headed BY w. T.. Anderson. men,
Der Of President Coolidge's commits
sion on the equitable distribution Of
the waters Of the Rio Grande. Dr.
Meade is chairman of this commits
sion
The committee was appointed to
organize and get full information as
20 the lands now under irrigation and
additional lands which may be irri-
gated Additional information as 70
production Of crops, acreage in each
crop. yield per acre and value to farm
er will be secured
Authority was given the committee
TO employ such help as will be need
ed to collect this information and put
il in proper form. The Association
OF Irrigation Districts will pay for
this work.
Secretaries of the Valley Chambers
Of Commerce under the charimanship
of George Toolan Of Harlingen were
instructed to collect information re-
garding tourist business and revenues
now derived from and expected to be
derived in the future.
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TWO DEAD in BURNING TANK FARM
Pro Enforcement IN
Ne1U York Impossible
Says u. S. Attorney

Then you want to abolish the con-
stitutional right Of a jury trial?"
asked Senator Reed, democrat, Mis-
souri,.
Il won't answer that with the
word constitutional in it, Buck
ner replied.
Well. the right of jury trial.
II say petty offenses should be
tried in police courts"
Perhaps we ought to abolish
every Anglo-Saxon right to prevent
somebody from selling a glass Of
beer ret-rted Reed.
Questioned On Diversion.
huckner was questioned sharply
about his statement yesterday that
sixty million gallons Of alcohol are
diverted annually to the bootleg
trade, making a business of value
OF $4,000. 100000.
How do you arrive at that fig
ure?" asked Chairman Means.
II that is accurate | would like
to know
Buckner said government statis-
tics showed 21.O0O.O0O gallons of al
cohol withdrawn for industrial pur-
poses during the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1920 and ss.OO0.OOO gallons
in 1925.
" A careful study by one Of my as
sistants OF the legitimate use of al
eohol IN isdustry." he added, shows
that the Increase for legitimate pur-
poses was sl,00O,000 a year. That
leaves 62.000.O0O gallons. let q
100000 30 for legitimate purposes
and get 6O.oOo.OO0 gallons"
But s7.oOo.oOo gallOns/were with
drawn for anti-freeze Alone pro-
tested Means.
i was withdrawn for that purpose.
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HOUSTON HAS
ROBBERY
Ice Company Cashier
Relieved of $500
In His Office
fRv The Associated press.l

HOUSTON, Tex. April -S.-Two
masked men entered the cashiers Of
flee Of the Port City Ice company in
the old American Brewery building,
in the downtown section here today
and escaped with $500 in cash. J. T..
Makcchney. cashier. J. 5. Wilbur and
". o. Langdon. assistant cashiers,
were forced into vault and locked
up.
Wilbur was struck across the head
and painfully injured by one of the
men when he said that the $500 Sc
cured was all there was in the Of
flee. When the pistol struck Will
bur, 1t was discharged. The bullet
shattered the glass in nearby win
dow. Wilbur fell to the floor and
played dead until the bandits had
gone.
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Two Brothers IN Jail For
Murders, Third on Guard

RACINE, Wis, April s.-James
Greco is back home to stand trial
for murder. He sits in the county
Jail here few cells removed from
his brother. Arthur. who, BY one
of life's strange chances, also
awaits trial for murder.
And, by a chance still stranger,
one OF the guardsmen mt the jail
Is a brother of the accused men.
William Greco, captain of the Ra-
cine county motorcycle squad.
Few men have ever walked into
the county jail under conditions
more dramatic than those which
confronted James Greco.
Once he was candidate for
sheriff. Before that he was a
deputy sheriff.
And he came back to the town
which he fled two years ago with
the confidence o. citizens of Oel-
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COOLIDGE TO
TAKEPART.IN
CEREMONIES
Cornerstone Of Nation
al Press Club, S10,-
C00,O00 Building is
Laid


WARRINGTON. ID. c. April s.
The pr. dent of the United States
and spokesmen for the press Of
North and South America will take
part late today in the laying of the
cornerstone Of the $l0.000.000 build
ing which is to be erected here as a
home for the National Press club.
The national character Of the club
will lie typified through the par
ticipation of President Coolidge and
Of editors and publishers from all
parts Of the country, and its broader
aspects as a Washington center for
newspapermen of all countries will
be emphasized by the attendance OF
Latin-American delegates here for
the Pan American Congress of Jour
nalists.
After welding the silver trowel
President Coolidge will deliver his
second address of the day to a group
of newspapermen. his first appear
ance being at the morning session
Of the Pan-American Union. He will
be followed this afternoon by Frank
b. Noyes, president of The Associ-
ated Press. and Arturo Pellerano, di-
rector of Listin Diario Of Santo Do
mingo, representing Latin-America
and the ceremonial will be broadcast
by a series Of radio stations which
are expected to carry the addresses
throughout the United States and
into South America.
The building, which is to stand ai
the corner Of and 1lth streets, the
site of the historic old Ebbitt house
across from the New Willard hotel
in one Of the most valuable bust.
Continued on Page %
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vein, Iowa, in which he buried the
past and started life anew. He IN
recognized as one of the leading
citizens OF Oelwin, where he drop
ped off freight train when he
fled from police seeking the slayer
of Sam Basile, who was shot dur
ing an argument on New Years
eve, 1923. He worked az me-
chanic and later bought n garage.
His business prospered.
Recently detectives went to
Oelwein and arrested George Colby
as he was know there. Friends
rallied to his support and offered
to aid him in his defense. When
he departed. city officials, includ-
ing the mayor, were at the station
to wish him Rood-luck.
Greco expresses confidente that
be will be acquitted.
Arthur Greco Is held on charge
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Fugitive As Years,
Pardoned by Governor
(By Central Press. }

AUSTIN, Tex. April ST. A. Cal
houn. aged Confederate veteran who
was convicted in McClenan county in
1881 for cattle theft. and who es-
capped from the penitentiary after
serving 40 days and has been a fugi-
tive A. years. was given full pardon
today by Governor Miriam A. Fer
guson. He was sentenced to serve
two years.
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(By The Associated Press. }

ADs ~ ns7vN'aitu aeSS+J
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April g.
Federal District Attorney Buckner
of New York told the senate liquor
committee today that enforcement Of
the prohibition law in New York is
impossible unless officials are per-
mitted to handle petty cases with
out trial by jury.
II can't enforce the prohibition
law which is essentially a police
law" said the district attorney,
without the right Of police court
trial.
If we are 10 enforce this law un-
der jury trial. should have So fed
eral judges In my district alone"
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MuSSOliui Attack Makes
Him EUeM Greater Idol

of the celebration Of the ami
versary cf the 1talo-Austrian arm
ist;ce was discovered. warned the
people. saying: Il do not desire
reprisals. This is my will"
Throughout the country process
sions were formed and The es-
cape of the premier was acclaimed.
Bells were rung; solemn te deums
were sung. The attack on the
premier, il il believed. will be Ger
tain to make him mere of an idol
than ever.
Despite warnings, there were
some demonstrations against OPP
position papers. The directorate
~ the fascits part. meeting in the
Littorice palace last night, was in
formed by the premier that IL
must maintain the party in the
Continued on Page 81
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Foreclosure Decree
Asked in Rail Case

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April s.--A formal
decree OF foreclosure against the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
way company, now in the hands of a
receiver, was asked in federal court
today by counsel for creditors of the
company.
"A showing that the road had fail
ed to meet the interest or principal
Of $300.000.000 in matured bond is
sues was made BY Edwin G. Sunder-
land. counsel for the Guaranty Trust
company Of New York. in arguing
for issuance Of a foreclosure order
by Judge James III. Wilkerson.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, April s.
Lashed by n gale from the sea. the
second wind and rain storm which has
visited California within week con-
tinued drenching downpour today
throughout the state, claiming three
lives.
High winds yesterday uprooted
trees, smashed buildings here and
there and blew down telephone. tele-
graph and power lines, Frank Rails.
highway commission truck driver. was
killed and Charles r. Cuff. foreman
of the highway maintenance crew, was
injured near Redding when a huge
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ROME, April s.-Benito Musso-
lini. premier of Italy. having es-
capped assass nation at the hands of
n woman, is determined to fight
for the principles Of fascsm
throughout the world.
Il have chosen as the slogan of
my life, live in danger and |
say rs an old fighter: when I adj
vance follow me; when / retreat,
kill me; should / die. avenge me-"
Thus Mussolini ended an address
to the new directorate Of the fas-
cist party only a few hours after
he had been shot through the nose
yesterday by the honorable Violet
Albina Gibson. sister. of the Irish
Baron Ashbourne-
Mussolini, rs in the case when
:he plot to kill him on the occasion
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CANADIANS COMPLAIN
y y X
LIQUOR SMUGGLED IN
+ \ y
FROM UNITED STATES
tBy Central Press.)

WASHINGTON. u. C.. April g.
Canadian cabinet officers have com
planned bitterly but informally"
over smuggling Of liquor from this
country into Canada. officials here
said today in commenting upon tes-
timony Of District Attorney Buck
ner Of New York before the senate
COMMITTEES investigating prohibit
tion.
The district attorney told the
committee that "the dry United
States is exporting bootleg indus
trial alcohol into Canada to help the
Canadian bootleggers beat the Can
adian government out Of taxes"
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AIR Mail PILOT
Is FOUND SAFE
CBv The Associated Press. }

BOISE, Idaho, April S.-Franklin
Rose. air mail pilct, missing on his
first trip from Elko. New. TO Boise,
was found safe 65 miles south Of
Jordan Valley, in Oregon, just over
the Idaho line last night. He left
Elko Tuesday afternoon and was
forced more than rs miles off his
course by terrific storm. He said
he landed in a wheatfield on the
slopes of Jupiter mountain, and. his
plane, while undamaged, was mired
in deep mud.
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MUSSOLINI ON
WAY TO TRIP0LI

ROME. April S-Premier Mussolini.
after having passed an excellent night
left his residence at 1880 O'Clock this
morning for Fiuminc;no. IT the mouth
of the Tiber river. There he will en-
bark for the battleship Conte di Ca
YOUR for a journey to Tfipnli.
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FLORIDA COAST
IS STORM SWEPT

Fby IHF N'HUCIaVVu frtsS.T
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April s.
Communications on the East Coast Of
Florida were severed early today by
n high wind and electrical storm.
For short while. all points south
Of Fort Pierce were cut off from the
world. Meager reports from the storm
area indicated that there was slight
property damage and practically no
casualties.
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SENATOR MEANS
SUDDENLY SICK

WASHINGTON. ID. g., April s.
Senator Means Of Colorado. chairman
Of the committee conducting prohi-
bition hearings. was taken i'll dur
ing today's session. He went home
ana il was said he was threatened
with appendicitis and would be under
medical observation for several days.
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No Flannel Shirt On,
Out of Fiddle Events

LEWISTON. Maine. April S.-As
fiddler John Wilder OF Plymouth.
Vermont. uncle Of the president, has
considerable room for improvement.
He failed to qualify for the finals
Of the worlds championship. having
no flannel shirt or bow tie. like the
qualifier, John McKenney of Farm
ington, Maine.
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BAR MAILS TO
MAGAZINE, ASK
Pennington, Mo-, Feels
Offended at Home
Boys Story

FARMINGTON, No., April S.-The
Pennington chamber OF commerce
today adopted resolution calling
upon the postmaster general 10 bar
the April issue Of the American Mer-
curry from the mails on the ground
that it contains an article entitled
Hatr>ck," which the chamber as
serts is obscene and generally un-
true
The article was written by Her
bert Asbury. formerly of Farming
ton. and deals with alleged moral
conditions here years ago.
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Georgia Boy Matched
With C. Carpenter
lBy Central Press.

MACON, Ca, April S.-Young
Stribling and Georges Carpenter will
NEE. here in ten round decision
fight, Monday. July 5, it was defin-
itely announced here today by PA :
Stribling.
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WOULD PROBE MERGERS.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April "a
senate Investigation of large mergers
Of business organizations during the
past four years is proposed in res
oiution prepared today by Senator
Walsh. democrat, Montana.
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ASK PORTO RICAN PROBE.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April s.
Congressional investigation of the po-
litical. industrial and economic and
social conditions in Porto Rico was
proposed in resolution introduced
today by Senator Pittman, democrat.
Nevada. <
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tank field six miles north Of here.
wer struck by lightning about $50
o'clock this morning and are afire.
SAN LUIS oBISPO, Cal, April g.
The 3OO-acre tank farm Of the Union
Oil company, mile and half south
CT here at which was stored some
100000 barrels OF oil, was aban-
doned early today to the fire which
had threatened its destruction since
yesterday morning when two UNDER
ground tanks were struck BY light
ming.
Four huge underground reserves
to which the blaze had been con-
fined all day yesterday and last
night boiled over shortly before one
o'clock this morning and flaming oil.
sweeping over a dyke that had been
thrown up, carried the fire TO two
other reservoirs and ten surface
tanks. Other surface tanks were
rapidly ignited.
Il As IL became apparent that the
property was doomed. the several
AA4~H WA0 tsA1 bttN
the fire since a short time after IL
started, were ordered from the field
Il was believed they all escaped. but
some ~ who had been in the pump
house and the warehouse narrowly
eluded the boiling oil Two Of them
lost their automobiles parked nearby.
AS the fire spread from tank 10
tank il created a flame one mile
long. with the blaze shooting from
so to SO feet into the sky.
Damage will amount to an unesti-
mated number OF millions Of dollars.
Even before the flames spread be-
yond the bounds Of the four reser-
voirs officials or the oil company
estimated the loss MS perhaps NJ
high rs sl0,000.O0O and described
the fire rs the most destructive in
the history Of the petroleum indus
try in California.
Early today when No. z reservoir
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LANSING. Mich, April s.-The
American Mercury, the monthly mag
azine edited by II. l.. Mencken, was
ordered suppressed in Ingham coun-
ty today BY Harry r. Hittle. prose
cutting attorney. The prosecutor re-
ferred to a story in the April issue
dealing with small town morals.
which. he said. did not contain "a
decent sentence"
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Galveston Aviator
Dies After Crash

GALVESTON. Tex. April s.-Earl
Gill, Galveston aviator who was in
jurei in a crash near Brenham Tues
day. died in a hospital here this
morning.
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CALIFORNIA z
OIL BLAZE 4.
Loss HEAVY
300-Acre Tank Farm
is Abandoned After
Night Fight; Flame
is Mile Long

tBy the Associated Press.1
SAN LUIS OBISPO Calf, April s.
A. IT, Seeber and his son. William y.
Seeber. were found dead today about
500 yards from one Of the large burn
ing oil reservoirs Of the Union Oil
Company.
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ANAHEIM. Calf, April s.-Two
100000 barrel capacity oil tanks OF
the Union Oil company at Brea.
tank field six miles north Of here.
wer struck by lightning about $3.50
o'clock this morning and are afire-
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