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Evening star., 1928-05-04
SAI.Fs-AllsEAGE.

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ford Station Va. One 10 thirty acre tracts
cut TO suit buyer $3.50 to $3.50 Der acre
Terms $40 10 S25 MO CsIl Falls Church
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Nolan va -
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DEVELOPMENT. ali improvements al hand
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acres Clinton. Md; o-rm. BUNGALOW
bath furnace. cellar clcc.. open fireplace
garage: poultry house lI0 feet about 200
canacity: 3-story grain bldg, water; fronts
on southern MARYLAND pike.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

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s9 acres u9ftb ot Washington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18

AT the rate Daytons are going,
to defer a purchase is to en-
counter the danger Of being
placed on the order list. We're
greet that we are "sold-out' on
a few sizes Of Dayton tires. In
case we do not have your size,
we can show you the highest
grade standard tire or place
your order for the Dayton Stab
ilized Tire. We pledge utmost
effort to supply this unprece-
dented demand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
Dayton Thorobred
Au-Black Balloons

29x4.4O Thorobred Balloon ... 5 SIS
30x4.5 so Thorobred Balloon ..,. S $50
2ox4.75 Thorobred Balloon go. S11.50
3Ox4.75 Thorobred Balloon ...., S11.95
31x5.OO Thorobred Balloon -. S13.75
30x5.25 Thorobred Balloon 49,. STATS
31x5.25 Thorobred Balloon ..... SASS
$4,000 Thorobred Balloon 49,. $3.50
31x6.O0 Thorobred Balloon ... $17.50
$4,000 Thorobred Balloon 49,. $3.50
$4,000 Thorobred Balloon -. $3.50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18

Hicks Rubber Co., Brownsville
Hicks Rubber Co., McAllen
McLane Service Station, Mission
Hicks Rubber Co., Edinburg
Dandy Service Station
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18

Hicks Rubber Co., Harlingen
Bowie Bros, San Benito
Weslaco Tire Co., Weslaco
Mcclellan Garage, Donna
Rio Grande City
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18

VxIEar are making every
wv effort to keep in
stock enough Day
ton tires to meet your demand
for them. Carloads are NOV
ing daily from the factories to
Hicks Stores and Associated
Stores. Your patience and in
diligence while we try our best
to supply the demand for Day
ton superiority will be appre-
: ciated. We have almost every
size in stock at the present time.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
CORN BELT HELD
SAFE BY C. 0. P.
Won't Match Democrats by
Million Dollar Fight.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Re-
publicans do not intend to match
the million-dollar budget of the
Democrats in, the farm belt, James
r. Good, western manager, an
nounced today after a conference
with Herbert Hoover.
"Our expenses will be COM
paratively small" Good said.
without mentioning the name of
John RaSkob, Democratic national
chairman, who announced that
Smith forces would spend $1,0o0,000
in the Middle West, Good SAID.
"You can't buy the West for a mil
lion or any other sum. Any at
tempt along that line would end in
disaster. The vote is not pur-
chasable that way.
Good said Republicans would limit
expenditures in the corn belt to cir
culation of literature and promo
ton Of speaking campaigns. He said
he believed the West is in good
shape for Hoover.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
COUNCIL WILL
VOTE ON CITY
BUDGET TODAY
Tax Levy Set at $1.10 for
Final Approval at
Special Session.

City council will hold a special
meeting tonight to formally ap-
prove the 1929 city budget and tax
levy.
The council meeting as a commit
tee of the whole this week agreed on
$110 tax rate for 1929, bringing in
about $9,336,000. The council cut the
$1.15 request of Mayor L. Ert Slack
5 cents following a series of confer
enceS to remove the water" from
the budget.
I'VE IL try and get along on what
ever the council gives u.s. Slack re-
piled when asked his opinion on the
councils action.
The revised general fund budget
tentatively approved by the council
will leave an estimated balance
Dec 81, 1929, Of 65,811.18, a supple
mental report on the general fund
budget submitted to council men,
berS by William H. Book, Chamber
OF Commerce civic affairs director,
shows.
The supplementary report shows
appropriations recommended by city
controller as $4,882, ,791.12; actual
appropriations of council, $4,732,-
951.02.
With an estimated unexpended
balance Dec. 81, 1929, of $118,323.75,
it was estimated actual expenditures
during 1929 will be only $4, Ga
62727.
Revenue the report estimates,
will be $4,68O, ,438.45, leaving the es-
timated $65,811.18 balance at the
close of the year.
Recommendation is made that
salary increases be made only on
written executive order of the de-
partment head, the budget fixing
maximum salaries only. In the
past, Book said, new departmental
employees could demand the same
salary as their experienced pre-
deceSsors. The council is said to
have approved this idea.
The report suggests the fact
there has been no increase in mis-
cellaneous receipts in four years,
should create doubt that the city is
collecting all possible revenue from
this source, which includes various
licenseand permits.
Saving of $4,000 to $25,0OO a year
is suggested by continuing reduc-
ton Of a lumen power of street
lights. The report also urged in
vestigation of pyament of about
$4,000 year for excess cable space
notno wused because of reduction
in number of lights.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
PUSH COASTER QUIZ
Two More Witnesses Heard
by Coroner.

Two passengers in the Riverside
Amusement Park roller coaster that
left the track Saturday night, kill
ing one and injuring eighteen, were
questioned today by Coroner
Charles H. Keever.
They we're Mary Ellen Stoney,
1921 E. Market ST., and Richard
WEIGH, 291O Wilcox Ave-, both en-
ployes of the H. P. Wasson Com
pany, which was holding a picnic
at the time.
Rosalie Bastin, 521 E. North ST.,
was to be questioned later today.
Verdict of DR.. Keever is being de-
layed pending recovery of other ac-
cident victims, allowing them to
tell their stories of the crash.
Miss Halle Hall, 1910 N. Pershing
Ave, who was reported to be in
jured seriously, has recovered
sufficiently to return home.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
HEADS VETERANS GROUP
Detroit Man Elected by Eighth Army
Corps Association.

George S. Gels, Detroit, was
elected national president of the
Eighth Army Corps Association,
Surviving Veterans of the Philip
pines and Chinese Relief Expedi-
tions at a business meeting of that
organization at the Claypool today.
Other national officers named:
Maj. G. P. Mclean, Indiana, Pa,
secretary; James H. Garrity, Du-
bois, Pa, legislative committee
chairman; w. A. Woods, Boston,
historian; Ray Schofeld, Detroit,
State organizer.
The organizations next meeting
will be Oct. 7-12 at Havana, Cuba.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
TIME SKATE STILL ON
Seven Couples Left in Marathon at
Broad Ripple.

Seven couples remained in the
roller skate marathon at the Broad
Ripple Park rink at a. m. today
The last couple to abandon the long
grind were Chester L. Hudson and
Louise Kistner, No. l couple in the
contest.
Today marks the seventh day of
the marathon which started last
Friday. Up 10 9 today the skaters
had been on the floor for 155 hours.
They skate forty-five minutes with
fifteen minutes rest each hour.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
$4,000 Pinch

When a bachelor is arrested
as a "lazy husband" the men
tai anguish and humiliation is
worth $4,000, Raymond F.
Miller, who experienced just
such embarrassment, alleged in
a suit for damages against
Mowray Johnston, a police
officer, in a suit in Superior
Court, Thursday. The warrant
on which Miller was arrested,
he claimed, was for one John
George Miller. Raymond Miller
was not prosecuted when the
mistaken identity was revealed.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Pets and Liue Stock
HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
SERVICE

Members OF A. K. G. and Chamber OF
Commerce. If you want good dog OF to
breed a female dog you ore assured Of
tbfc rtub
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
SEPARATE POLICE UNITS
Safety Bureau, Traffic Department
Become Two Groups.

The police accident prevention
bureau and the traffic department
will be operated as separate units
beginning Saturday, Police Chief
Claude M. Worley announced toady.
At present the accident prevention
bureau, headed by Lieut.. Frank
Owen, is operated as branch of
the traffic department, which is ult-
der the supervision of Cept. Lestes
Jones.
The accident prevention bureau
under the new plan will be in charge
of Lieut.. owen and Owen will be di-
rectly responsible to him, Worley
said.
The increased amount of work be-
ing handled by the traffic depart
nlent is the cause of the change,
Worley said.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31

CASH REGISTER-Wan case; cigar case:
wall parti.. shoe shin. stand. Ha. 0363-R.
CHASE LOUNGE-And chair Princess
dresser; davenport table; bed; moving
Wa 0SA1-R
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Woman Charges Attack
BN Times SpeciaI

bV ItnteS ND6CIuJ
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 81
Charges of assault and battery have
been filed against Harry Briggs,
Terre Haute school teacher, by his
sister-in-law. Mrs. Helen Briggs,
estranged wife of James V. Briggs,
former local attorney. According
to Mrs. Briggs, she was attacked
here by the Terre Haute man, while
endeavoring to get her child at the
home of its grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Briggs.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
HAITI ASKS STORM AID

Great Suffering Still Prevails From
Lack of Food.
By United Press
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Aug.
31.-Greatest suffering continues in
the inland area where recent cy-
clones resulted in 100000 persons be-
ing made homeless.
The newspaper Nouvelliste printed
an appeal for food for the homeless,
sayin gthat starvation faced them
an appeal similar to that made by
President Borno several days ago.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS open for re-
sponsible party with limited amount of
capital. this business does not necessarily
require all Of ones time; viii interest in
vestor, arrangements can be made to have
some one to look after this business; cor
respondence strictly confidential. Answer
care Times. Box D. 10.
TWO GIRLS-Or married lady can have
splendid money y-making business. Must
sell my candy and ice cream parlor. Small
amount cash will handle. Estaab. trade,
Low rent. 2202 f. Tenth. Oh. 1858
BARBER SHOP-Three chairs, 2 baths:
good location. VIII sell cheap If taken
at once. Address Times Box d 16.
GROCERY and meat market; good neigh
borhood; receipts show $500 weekly; rent
and living-room, S35. Good reason for
selling. Be 06ll. 1921 w. Ohio st.
ESTABLISHED TIRE AND VULCANIzING
SHOP-yery low overhead. Priced right
for quick sale. Times Box Ia
ROOMING HOUSE-3l2 N. East: s rooms:
good furniture; good cash buy might
take car as part.
TRADE DOUBLE-And duplex rentals for
stock of hardware. Ia. 1858
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
WHITE STAR LINE
BUILDS LARGEST SHIP
Trans Atlantic Liner to Cost
SSO,OOO,OOO.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The White
Star Line announced today that it
is building the worlds largest ocean
liner at Belfast.
The ship, destined for the trans
Atlantic trade, will be $4,000 tons
and cost $30,000,000.
The Majestic of the White Star
Line and the Leviathan of the
United States Lines are at present
the worlds largest ships.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Storage and Transfer
Houses for Sale
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE

With complete bath, city water. gas,
electric lights. garage. Located Just north
of Prospect st. at 1899 S. Randolph st.
Paved street with parkway; all street
assessments paid. Price, So. .750 $3.50 cash,
S25 per month. VIII consider lot as cash
payment
Ri. 284o Residence. Ir. 1892
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Auction
LAKE AUCTION SALE

Build your summer home among the
enormous naples and oaks OF Maple
Beach Resort. away from Gathering
crowds, but within easy weekend
driving distance of Indianapolis. Fifty
choice lots will be auctioned at 10 a.
Beach lies on the rising, virgin
timbered south shore Of Old Lake, 10
miles north of Columbia City. 80 west
of Ft. Wayne. Shadiest lake place in
Indiana. Fishing. bathing, boating,
hiking. Pure water. Telephone.
Grocery. garage. meat shop, mile
away. Cottages have fishing privileges
on New Lake, auarter-mile away.
Drive up for outing and the sale
Labor Day. state Rds. 81 and 0 to
Columbia City. Yellowstone trail, fiye
miles west of Columbia City. then fol-
low Maple Beach signs on excellent
gravel road.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Misc.sLlnneous Wanted

DON'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AWAY
we guarantee a safe profitable disposal
for you Just call ROWLETTS CLEAR
ING HOUSE. 22l N. Delaware. ri. 3035.
FURNITURE WANTED
win pay good cash prices D1 4840
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Barter and SrUaD

MOTHS--Larvae: at last a real moth ex-
minator-MOTHACIDE ALBERT @.
MAAS, 81 Va. Ave. RI 7l25.
GRAND PIANO-SliRhtly USED: take part
49l0-W.
CAMP TRAILER-WITH l2xl8-fT. TENT.
WILL SWAP FOR GOOD DIAMOND
RING. ri. $3.50. ia. 1880.
PLAYER PIANO-Used 8 months. VIII sell
good party for S4 down. Would take ratt
trade. Ia 1921.
SEWING MACHINE-white Rotary: cost
s98 Practically new. viii consider ladies'
clothing Ha. 4867-R.
LIVINC-RN. SUITE-Prac. new. Wish TO
trade on light car. Lii $3.50.
FORD-Tudor: good conditions will trade
equity for another car. 1901 N. Capitol.
RADIO-NEW 5-TUBE; TRADE FOR FLAT
TOP DESK. Oh. 4033
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
FOTTR NEW BUNGALOWS

Now being completed in 100 block E.
Tabor st. Each well built and thoroughly
modern Priced from 81, $50 to S4500, on
terms of $3.50 to $3.50 cash and S35 to $40
per month viii consider vacant lot as
dovn payment on one Of these new
modern homes.
142 N. Delaware st.
Ri 2B40 Residence Ir. 1922
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Lots for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

CORNER LOT-Madison Ave, 34xl37. i'm
provements in. owner sacrifices Ii. 30l2
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Miscellaneous for Sale

GENERAL building and contracting, re-
COMPANY, 135 N Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Radio and Equipment

CROSLEY 6-TUBE RADIO
COMPLETE WITHOU r
SPEAKER. HAS "B" BAT
Terry ELIMINATOR AND A
STORAGE BATTERY WITH
AUTOMATIC SWITCH CON
troll AND b A Y II E r Y
CHARGER. TUBES AND SET
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
937 BRADBURY AVE. DIR.
PIT.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31

FIVE-ROOM HOME-Near Beech Grove
shops will take light closed car or clear
lot as down payment; balance like rent
Owner Beech Grove 49zW.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Pets and Live Stock

Must sell bee. of illness. S708 ~ keystone
SEE GLOVER S-"My, Come Here, Sir" at
fair; l pup for sale. 1929 w. sand.
PEKINESE PUPPIES - PEDIGREED; s25
AND $40. $3.50 COLLEGE HUI 6276.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Cool and Wood

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
25c Discount on all 2-ton orders
Bsss Bss yiTginis viTgiina block e-neh iorked SO
Best Indiana lp. OF egg. forked. 80. 5.25
DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY
UNION ICE AND COAL.
DIR. 1921 1910 BLUFF.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Houses and FIats Furnishee

ALABAMA. N, l221-Furn. s-rm: house;
will sublet, has income; reasonable.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1402-two large rooms.
kitchenette, bath. completely furnished;
porch desirable; reasonable. RI. 1896.
will divide as desired; reas.; homellke.
ILLINOIS, N, l4111a-2 and S-room apts..
clean and modern.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31

AUTOMOBILE TIRES Silvertown bal
loon size 32x6.75. with tubes; practical
ly new: cost $40 each; will sacrifice; S12
each. Dt. $500.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
BARGAIN
1854 N. PENN. ST

1854 N. PENN. ST.
Seven-room modern house on corner
lot; garage. Storeroom at rear of lot
has rental value Of S35. owner leaving
city and will make low price for i'm
mediate sale. Call Ii. 3424. JOHN r.
WEI CHI
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Musical Instruments

RADIO sets ano speaEers al MAKES re-
Radio Co, 2o5 Ind. Ave. uLiinsl III ssss. oio''
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :
Help Wanted Mole
MEN

MEN
between the ages Of 28-40
willing to work nights beginning 6
p. m, Sept. 3
STEADY EMPLOYMENT GUAR
ANTEED FOR GOOD WORKERS
Apply Saturday, 7:30 a. m, employ
ment Office,
PREST-O-LITE STORAGE
BATTERY CORP.
SPEEDWAY CITY, IND.
Parties to take over exclusive rights
for indianapolis and surrounding
territories for the placing and SELL
ing of automatic handkerchief
mending machines. Answers solicited
from responsible parties who are in
a position to handle same. Call
MIR. A. E. BOOTH at Lincoln Hotel.
Out-of-town parties write.
Opening of schools creates va
cancies for ten good boys not
returning to school. Grade
school education and age GER
tifcate a necessity. Apply
MR.. DALTON,
Is n. Meridian.
ELDERLY MAN-For fruit. poultry place;
20 miles southwest. a. s. Summit.
Help Wanted Female
Girls Over Is to Work in
Factory
experience in factory work. Must be fast
and reliable. Steady employment
guaranteed. Apply 7:sO a. m. Saturday.
PRESTO-O-LITE STORAGE
BATTERY CORP.
SPEEDWAY CITY. IND.
WHITE. MAID--s7,OO week; room and
board: hours. 1-l2 a. m. Ri. 0429. 359 W.
Washington.
WAITREss-Ex good hours and
pay. 5644 E. Washington. II. 4074.
MANICURIST-At once; must be first
class. GRAND HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
sPOTTER--EXPEREINCED ON FANCY
Experienced; for sandwich shop and
confectionery; day work. 2735 Central Ay.
Situations Wanted Male
WANTED Job on farm by year; married
man. Box G 18 Times.
Situations Wanted Female
WHITE LAUNDRESs- -First-class. expert
enced. Box 10. Times.
Business Announcements
DRESSMAKING-Au kinds of sewing.
Prices reasonable. l26 s. 9th. Beech Grove
FALL PRICES-Paper hanging. painting
and gen. repairs. Prompt serv. Oh. 05l2.
FEATHERS Bought solo ana renoyateo
e. BURKLE. 4is Mass, Ri. $685..
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING-WK.
CAREFLY. & PROMPT. DONE. CH. 5s4O.
PLUMBING AND FIXTURES
We save you money.
INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING AND SUPPdY
RUG, 9xl2, THOROUGHLY CLEANED 50.
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462.
RUGS-Thor. cl., 9x12. $3.50. Spec. today
Called g. del. Keemer Rug Co., Oh. 1886
$50 BUSINESS ENVELOPES and letter
heads printed for $3.50. Ia. 5826.
FILL UP your gasoline tank at Bryce's
Stations, 375 S. Meridian, 1925 E. Wash.
You'll be surprised and delighted.
MIDWEST Heating and Service Co.;
vacuum clean rep. all furnaces. 1921 E.
PEERLESS WALL PAPER-31ac roll and
up. 413 w. washington. Ii. 1853
Rooms for Rent
ALABAMA ST, s2O N.-seminole Hotel:
clean, comfortable rooms with bath;
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
BuiLding and Contractine

TIMES WANT ans BRING BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31

TUTORING-Gra high school subjects;
Spanish esp. EXP. teacher. Wa. 2873.
DANCING LESSONS Beginners or adv.
pupils: ewes: private home. Ii. 6l46.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Special Notices
Instructions

SPECIAL-Beauegu French wave and pic
ture coupon. Sc. Brevort Beauty Shop, 20
N. Ill. Ii. 0232
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Real Estate Wanted

WANT TO BUY-From owner, or 6-room
modern house. north of E. 10th. near
Tech. BY E II Times.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-31
Death Notices

GUIDE, ARTHUR J.-s3 years, son of
Mrs, Frances Guide. brother of Mrs. E.
j. Calm, Mrs, 4; A. Gottemoeller of In
oianapolis and Mrs. E. F. Romer of Nor
wood. Ohio passed away at Sis p. m
Thursday, Aug. 30. at the bone of Mrs.
E. J. Calm. Funeral notice later.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-10
TRANSATLANTIC
AIR SERVICE TO
BE INSTITUTED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 Greg
ular transatlantic mail and pas
senger service by dirigible airships
will be instituted within two months
with the cooperation and approval
of the American government, Sec
retary Hoover said today, in an
nouncing the conclusion OF confer
ences with Representatives of Brit
ish interests who are responsible for
the enterprise. Dirigibles under
construction in England, desighsd
to carry 100 passengers and 10 tons
of mail will inaugurate the new air
service, on tentative schedule that
will consume 48 hours on her west
ward voyages and 3S hours on the
eastward return. M
The American government will
loan the R100 the use Of the naval
air station mooring mast and equip
ment at Lakehurst, N. ]. Negotia-
,tions are now under way with the
postoffice department by which the
air liner will be given special
mail contract at premium rate of
postage, as the land airplane mail
services now receive.
The aeronautic section Of the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-10
COURT RELIEVES
CHICAGO MAN in
CONT EMPT CASE

WASHINGTON Feb. 9 R)-Sheldon
Clark, wealthy oil operator of Chicago,
was eliminated today from the list Of
six persons charged with criminal
contempt Of court because of the Fall
Sinclair oil jury surveillance.
In sustaining q motion to dismiss
the charges against Clark, Justice Sid
donS ruled that-hiS connection with
the case was casual and accidental"
The Chicagoan, he said, had come here
to testify in the OIL trial as char
acter witness for Harry f. Sinclair and
in his capacity of friend twice was
asked to hand reports made by Burns
detectives of the shadoWing activities
to Henry Mason Day, who hired the
agents.
"I could not convict you of contempt
of court" said Justice Siddons, "and
send you to prison or impose a fine
upon you because I have not been
convinced beyond reasonable doubt
of your guilt"
The elimination of Clark leaves Sim
clair, William j. Burns, w. Sherman
Burns, G. L. Veitsch and Henry Mason
Day facing the criminal contempt
charges.
After Clark had been dismissed the
court refused to entertain a similar
motion on behalf Of Veitsch, Balti-
more manager of the Burns detective
agency.
The defense then began submission
Of evidence designed to contradict the
testimony Of William j. McNTullin, the
governments star witness. McNGullia
had testified he prepared false reports
and a false affidavit designed to dis
credit an oil juror at direction Of Burns
officials
An effort was made at the opening
of the trial today to have Justice
Siddons hold up his far-reaching de-
cision of yesterday that jury shadow
ing was unlawful Some of defense
counsel viewed the decision as virtually
shutting the doors to any defense the
oil men and detectives might wish to
make. Justice Siddons refused, how
ever, to delay his ruling.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-10
INDIAN HEIRESS
MEETS FURTHER
LEGAL TROUBLE

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 8 up -
Maude Lee Mudd, Indian heiress of
Oklahoma who together with for
tune she acquired from oil lands in
1922 has been the center of many
court wranglings in various parts of
the country, will be the chief char
acter in another court action here.
Although she won a legal victory
yesterday when the Pinal county SUI
perior court at Florence, Ariz., denied
on the ground of insufficient show
ing, a petition of Earl E. Gordon, her
former husband, to set aside an an
nulment of his marriage, counsel here
for Gordon has announced that the
case would be appealed to the Arizoaa
supreme court
The annulment was granted the
Indian maiden at Florence, Ariz, in
1926 and on July 4, 1926 she married
Joe Wilson.
Gordon in his petition said that he
married Maude Lee Mudd at Council
Bluffs on June 8, 1925, that she had
been the unfortunate victim of much
contention and litigation. He took
his bride to. Riverside, Calf, shortly
after their marriage and on August
5, of the same year she disappeared.