THE DE KALB DAILY CHRONICLE

SNTY-EIGHT- H YEAR No. 103. DEKALB, ILLINOIS, TUBSDAY, APRIL 10, 1928. PRIC THREE cnm ATTLE OF THE BALLOTS IS BEING FOUGHT TODAY

Dog Poisoner DOLE AGAIN BIRGER TO HANG ON FRIDAY, THE 13TH RETURNS TO Say&Autoist GE VOTE Reported at Skipped After WILD TIMES Work in City Auto Accident most IS CHAIRMAN BE LOOKED FOR Jerrie .Stevens is about the POSTED , Paul Raush, an employee of the INCHICAGO indignant resident m the city of Midwest Canneries, reported to the DeKalb today over the fact that police department last night that a last night some one was mean Supervisors Meet Yesterday, Chronicle to Use Every Facil man driving a Dodge sedan collided in DeKalb and in the to his dog. to One of the Biggest Political enough poison Seat New Members, in Giving Residents with his truck, causing damage State at Large Record Jerrie says the dog was a pet and ity the truck, and then drove away be- Battles in Years Is did not bother anyone in his neigh- and Name Head Election Results, fore Mr. Raush could learn his Poll Is Coming in borhood, and he is at a loss to know name. The accident occurred on the Being Waged why poisoned meat should have been south side of the city. placed for the animal. EARLY The truck driver was unable to Mr. Stevens is of the same opin- ADJOURN WIRE AND RADIO of - the SIDES BUSY owners of secure a very good description TODAY IS FINISH ion as other dog- the city, car or learn the license there is no punishment too severe numbers, J. A. Dole, chairman of the board Residents of this wish and it is very doubtful if the autolst for a dog ioisoner. community 10 UJ?) A ma BULLETIN of supervisors last year, following ing immediate returns on today's will be located. The damage to the Chicago. April of Alvin af- election will be Mruck was not of a serious nature. chine gun primary1 following a pine- DeKalb voters went to the the resignation Warren, primary given every failed to ter he became a member of the state possible service this evening by the apple campaign discourage and east the re-elect- ed voters and at noon today biggest legislature, was again to Chronicle. Special arrangements Chicago today, a iary vote in the history of FLOOD ROARS the of the have been made so record total of ballots seemed pos- chairmanship county that city, county sible of city, 1,105 more votes being board at the April meeting yester- and state returns will be given the OPEN GREAT despite reports intimidation, at two o'clock this -- violence, kidnapings and irregulari- after day. Charles Birger, notorious southern Illinois gang leader, public as soon as is humanly possi- were Mr. lost his last chance ties at the polls than east in the pri DOWN VALLEY Dole's chairmanship upon the Jo escape hanging the other day when the supreme court denied ble. This will be brought about by four Ex - of Mr. Warren, seemed a rehear the use of a United Press Candidates and voters alike suffer- mary years ago. pee resignation ing on bis conviction of murder and sentence to death. He is t0 be hanged special ed at the hands of to meet -- FRAUD CASE hoodlums, are that between 4,000 with the approval of the Friday. April 13, for the murder of Mayor Joe leased wire and the printer tele- solons and the Adams of West City in the a work- At noon County Judge Edmund K. 4,500 votes will be cast in Dam Breaks in Vermont Hills county people unless the court intervenes. Here is shown his mmm graph, radio and corps of the county. Since Birger with twn ers in the and A Jarecki, chief of the Cook county (alb. is the vote throughout being Minnie, left, and Charline. m city county. spe Following But no Lives Are Lost named to that position by the county constructed bulletin board Are Made election organization and leading fig in ten two cially that Opening Statements il- the precincts at Mr. Dole has consider- will be so the bulletins ure in drastic attempts to prevent Pderk this afternoon: in the Torrent board, spent lighted that able time in diligently studying the may be easily seenr, will be used. Today by the Opposing licit activities at the polls, issued a First 434 various problems that confront the in People who do not wish to come Lawyer in Oil Case statement predicting that today's Second . 348 COTTON Many Sorrow down town vote would be the biggest primary Vt., 10 (U.R) Flood supervisors. HAS for returns may get them Third 263 Barnet, April He has studied the committee; 263, 87 or 165. vote in Cook county history. waters, caused by the bursting of ) Attend Funeral by calling Fourth .. 254 work carefully and in his estima- The "United Press leased wire, 10. (U.R) M. T., Jarecki said reports to him indicat the dam at Oilman, Vt., were begin- Washington. April ed candidates on the ticket 404 tion named those supervisors on Mrs. Diedrich Jwfhich the news into The son-in-la- w of Sec- that Fifth ning to subside today, Clarence brings Everhart, former Sixth . . . . 256 the committees who were fully com- WHIPHAND sorrow Chronicle news room in printed form Albert B. Fall, sponsored by United States Senator v Chase, town sheriff, told the United Deepest was in evidence retary of the Interior Deneen were 230 petent to handle the work. about St. will be opened at six o'clock tonight told a for the first time Charles leading over Seventh Press. everywhere Mary's church today jury administration candidates. 273 are flooded in some On the big issues that have been when the last services for Mrs. and will remain open until two that $233,000 in Liberty bonds was Eighth "The roads to Southern Fred o'clock tomorrow Violence in River Ward 323 the water in the Con- presented the board during the Democrats Serve Diedrich, who died early morning. Expert' paid by Harry F. Sinclair to Fall in Ninth places and time he has been in the executive Sunday ence has shown that the leased wire Widespread violence in the indus Mc-Na- ry were held Rev. J. A. May, 1922, a few weeks after Fall Tenth 325 necticut river is high," Chase said, an Ultimatum on morning today. out trial and river wards in was "but there seems to be little danger. chair, he has urged careful consider- Solon, priest of St. Mary's church gives the information much leased the Teapot Dome naval oil Chicago ation before any action was taken. About Bill was quicker than can be secured over reserve to His how- reported. Candidates were kidnapped, Total 3,100 "The river is higher than it us- ably assisted at these services Sinclair. story, This attitude on the iart bf the Father the radio. The radio stations must ever, had been revealed precinct captains slugged, and voters ually is in the spring freshets, but by Hopkins. previously thrown out near the flood conditions of chairman has made him many The church at Pine and Fourth secure its information from a news- to the senate Teapot Dome commit- bodily of polling places 10 (U.R) nowhere U.R when vote ?eoria, III., April Heavy November." friends about the county, who are Washington, April 10 street was crowded this for paper office having a leased wire tee. they refused. to according with the of last he is chairman to morning which time. to instructions from hoodlums. ting began opening Chase reported, as far as he had satisfied that again President Coolidge's opposition the last services of one of the most service, requires The Everhart's story came after the 93 of the McNary-Hauge- n Most of polls in the precincts there had been no loss of life of that body. certain provisions of the beloved women in DeKalb. Mrs. Chronicle will also use its radio, as government had outlined its case. the victims of violence. ly and continued heard, board met and have some police were adher- today steadily. or injuries. The yesterday, farm bill, including the Diedrich was born and raised in this it may returns that are charging Sinclair with conspiracy reports showed, rhe weather was clear and warm. while were no m the to- not included in -- ents of the Deneen Serious injury and possible loss of there changes equalization fee, was reiterated community, ami her most congenial the United Press and bringing the $233,000 deal as, faction, support- nail and Emmerson headquarters of personnel of the board this year, day, but it was" said at the White wire. The Chicago radio stations and the defense ing John A. Swanson for state's at- full life were avoided by the work disposition, her thoughtfulness of illegitimate; after ire of feverish activity and at Mrs. of the there was a certain procedure for House he Is hopeful of some farm others at all rather will broadcast the resuts m Chi had Sinclair and Fall as pa torney and Louis Emmerson for gov- the rival forces Laura White, supervisor seat- times, than for painted ernor. voting places Barnet exchange, who the chairman to attend to, in relief legislation at this session. self alone won her friends in all cago. triots because they made the lease telephone re-elect- fighting desperately a ing those wbo had been ed. Washington, Apr. 10 (UJ5) Fruits walks of life. To Service deal a time when fuel oil was Tommy Hayes, west side hoodlum, 10 4U.R) warned scores of families within Ijease Specia at Springfield, 111., April radius of 25 miles of this town when The first order of business was and vegetables were exempted by After the church rites, interment Workers for The Chronicle will be needed because of an alleged "Pa was shot in a brawl near a polling skies warm sun ' and a brought the dam threatened to burst late last the election of Chairman J. A. Dole. the senate today from the provis- was in St. Mary's cemetery. located in the ten precinct polline: cific war scare." place. He was not seriously Injured, It the largest vote ever cast in This took but a few moments' time, ions of the McNary-Hauge- n farm places of the -- so that returns Everhart Tells of Deal two women and a man in an auto- I Illinois. night. city primary election in and it was then decided to adjourn relief bill. An amendment by Sen- may be secured as soon as the bal- Everhart told how the money was mobile were reported to have attack- Heretofore 00 per cent of the reg-- Those who had fled from their until afternoon at 1:30. ator N. ed him. last were Wednesday Copeland, Dem., Y., specify- Jail Has lots are counted. These" workers paid over part of it in Sinclair's pri tered vote was the largest total homes night returning At this time the several committees ing that such includ- City Wilt - in In the 42nd to this No great damage had perishables, report as soon as possible. Rep- vate car in Washington and part ward, reports police politicians predicted freely that morning. will be named, and considerable oth ing apples and potatoes, should not in Cells of The Chronicle will Sinclair's New York office. Everhart said, poll workers refused to bt less than 80 cent of these been reported. be Four representatives permit per out as er business given attention. subject to the equalization fee also be stationed in various towns said he took $230,500 of the bonds Deneen supporters to vote. --titled to vote would go to the polls. The water spread it sped The decision to came as1 was without This In the south and had reached adjourn adopted objection. Morning: of the county and returns phoned in back to Colorado for Fall fifth ward a residential In this county, where, many of the early today a result of the election to- " - district 30 miles down, where primary jcour residents or thus city, no as soon as the ballots are counted. Everhart said he received $198,000 Bernard Fink. Crowe work. candidates have personal East Ryegate, and some of the supervisors be ern Democratic senators Have laid A an -- day constructed bulletin in bonds in Sinclair's car in tne lor, and escort of b the river threatened to leave its L. a little prematurely enthused specially cunoider&Me judges on bsards in various parts wiM K mi ing !?. "f-S-W- lh board he used ur out ' election in the " of Hot banks. " T today, started cele. , ...... brrwucereL - - scratching. of the county. election noarfl I Vote Is Oat It was feared serious damage bill to L' - yesterday and the police returns, tne Having W. Zevely, Lunen- give full protection frto cottonLTbnsbook showed been electrically wired so that the said he took them to Fairs apart Slmiuur reports came l. 111., April 10 (U.R) A might have been done at producers. r,rr.?"- this morning that they ' a few miles below the dam. were arrested and in the bulletins may be easily react The ment and gave them to him later of other ptacea. Thousands U tftfic rd voto was predicted in Lake burg, Charge Prison Half a dozen amendments have placed jail. board will be so located that the in and civilian were bunty at Telephone service was disrupted and been drawn They were arrested on charges of be- that evening May. guards unable to today's primaries. The Officials Are by the southerners led people may see it easily from the "Did you give Sinclair a receipt 7 cope with the gangsters. Encouraged by the good weather, definite news was delayed. by Senators Simmons, N. ing intoxicated. t dot the Dem., C, sidewalk in front of the building. Owen J. Roberts, government prose- Machine Gun Sqwad iters are flocking to the polling farms of the village valley and Smith, Dem., S. with two Election day is usually a day on An Bht sun- - below the dam. Bound to Evans C, some cutor, asked. automobile carrying four men It is estimated that by 10. (U.R ideas in view. which people think that the 10. (U.R) Pittsburgh, April Sensa "No," Everhart replied. armed with a machine gun was re- 26,000 votes will have been Wells River, Vt., April offi 1. Increase of the equalization best thing to do is to imbibe gener- ' tional charges against Indiana Get for Fall took $2,60O of the bonds and ported to be visiting polling places at. Flood waters, released by the break Rev. fee revolving fund from $230,000,-00- 0 ously and it will not surprise many if Ready on U.R cials were made today by John' returned to him $195,500, Everhart the north side. iFreeport, III., April 10 An of a 30 foot dam between Dalton. to $400,000,000 so that $150,000,-00- 0 several are arrested and to- ing F. St raver, one of the defendants ini today Execution of said. Then he went to New York The list of reported kidnappings iparent lack of interest in the N. H., and Gilman, Vt., spread down will be made available for cot- night. The police were on the look- more Lib- - the suit of the Ku Klux Klan and and received (35,000 in shortly afternoon included: locratic ticket, which had no reg- the Connecticut river valley today, the counter suit at the defendants ton alone. out today for those who indicated Sinclair there. Aristotle candidates homes in its 2. Gangster King erty bonds from Cllias, Lowden candidate ir for county offices, menacing farms and to oust the "invisible from Withdrawal of autocratic au- that election day is a day of Benton, III., April 10 (U.R) Erec- said the stock of the for las indicated at elections. the dam, its fourrda-ton- s empire" Everhart national Republican convention today's When from the of Fall-Everh- path. thority proposed govern- tion a to art was cop of Pennsylvania. gallows hang Charley Tres Ritos Cattle delegate. interest not the re-distribu- weakened board so ted Republican by pounding officials of ing that supplementary here for the murder re-issu- ed of- - Strayer chaVged that Birger Friday company was and Arthur Robert - ied to the district and state ice cakes, went out, a wave 40 feet farm councils would have veto pow- of Joe Adams of West Taylor, fifth pre- con the state penitentiary at Michigan Mayor City in the transaction and that cinct Deneen but extended to a bitter high went down the valley. of er over the board in case of a dis- will tomorrow. Sheriff James for- captain. test Lun- City, lnd., are members the klan begin Fall and Everhart each of whom Jack Edmundson. twentieth for control of the Republican The breaking of the dam at bound to the of Hiram pute as to levying of the equaliza- S. Pritchard said today. took ward. committee. flood con- and biddings CALL THREE merly owned half the stock, Unidentified voter, twentieth ward. unty central enburg aggravated general wizard of the klan. tion fee. "We will use the Jackson county one third each. The other one third 20,000 votes will be Vermont which Evans, imperial The Pumpy Cornelious, twentieth ward. Approximately ditions through To substantiate his claim he con- amendments involving these gallows," he said. "The stockade was turned over to Everhart as An unconfirmed in Stephenson county, it is threatened to rival the catastrophe theories have been submitted to around the area where the execu- report was receiv tends that he and Attorney Van "trustee," he said. ed by police In the afternoon stimated. of last fall. C. Barrickman' were held Chairman McNary of the senate tion will occur was completed by early Herrin. III.. 10 U.R used a against TOTESTIFY Will Rely on War Scare tnat all election officials had been April At Barnet, Vt., inhabitants their wishes behind barred doors for agriculture committee by Simmons carpenters late yesterday." 10. (UR) Har- Jioody Williamson went to and Washington, April driven out of the nolling places th county" boat to go back and forth between more than two hours, after the D. Smith, acting for the whole bloc Pritchard declined to discuss pos- F. Sinclair will on a "Pacific the ae polls in orderly manner and in the and the street. of 16 cotton states, sible further moves counsel ry rely seventeenth precinct of the four- depot C. Stephenson deposition was taken producing the, Teapot Dome Probers Are legal by war scare" to aid in acquitting hiru teenth and some irge numbers today for a primary The trains on the Canadian Paci- United Press learned It is for the condemned man to avert -- ward, that had been in ten ago. today. to gov- r-"-fi Section which was quiet- - Michigan City days of conspiring defraud the taken for rides." proceeding fic railroad, proceeded as far south as Strayer said they were ''coerced, indicated McNary may agree to Still Going Steadily Ahead the extreme penalty. He intimated, of Dome naval oil under favorable weather condi- - their in the bill. he understood ernment Teapot A squad of police was sent to the Wells river without undue difficulty, intimidated and held in durance vile" incorporation If With Work however, that such reserve, his counsel indicated as trial to ions. but washouts on lines were he does, it means the bill will gel moves were contemplated. precinct investigate. in many while prison authorities refused to arguments opened today. K. C. Smith, Interest here centered the The towns of Newbury, a of the de- 16 more votes probably enough to Asked about Birger's reaction to voter, renortod hnmt. Bmall-Emmers- reported. release them until copy B. then secretary of on fight, with Small the senate over in Albert Fall,' lums chased him away from the and Fairlee were war- pass the the latest the case 1 polls Conicut, Bradford, position was deposited with the expected Washington, 10 (UR) Three developments interior, granted him the Tenpot in workers apparently in the majority. cut off from communication for use in Hie veto of President Coolidge. April against him, Pritchard said: the thirteenth precinct of th be by den. The deposition witnesses have been subpoenaed for Dome lease in 1922 at navy depart- eleventh id in the state's attorney fight washouts and roads under water. triaJ Evans. The dispute over the cotton feat- "He does not seem to be worrying Admiral J. K. ward, firing at him as ha tween Arlie O. Boswell, incumbent, klan attacks a special hearing of the senate Tea- ment suggestion after nea. In New Hampshire the northern and Barrickman were in- ures of the bill has held up final much. He plays cards, talks With of board Reorge O. Crichton, and Roy Strayer vote in the senate. pot Ddme committee next Tuesday, the and to Robison the navy general Later it developed, however, towns suffered severely. sistent in their refusals and it was If McNary agrees Chairman announced other prisoners, appears said there was "menace from the one that Jrowne. was felt for the of threatened io them with perhaps pome minor Nye today. By have a good appetite. He eats any- man H. J. Peck, Crowe work 10 U.R) Fear security not until Barrickman agreement with government counsel East," according to Sinclair's attor Murphysboro, III., April the dam on Connecticut Lake in with the orders of changes, a final vote on the bill thing be wants eggs, steak, toast, erhad been driven from the polling -- 34 big prison authorities in the oil prosecutions, the commit- ney, uaniei mew wngni. mo Early voting in the precincts N. the of which he held, that will be in prospect tomotrow. anything." was forced by three men bf indicated Colebrook, H., breaking the federal court, tee will not go into the Continental After the opening outlines, tne) to Jackson county today which would create enormous dam- were released from the prison Pritchard repeated that Birger Its accompany them several blocks t all records for the county they Trading company deal but will con- had been "a model He government began presenting away from the where age. Strayer said. fine its to other mat- prisnoer." evidence. A state department clerk ne polling place, tould be broken in the state prim So investigation has not yet bade farewell to his was released and told he would ho far as could be ascertained, Blease Makes ters, Nye said. was called to verify that Fall was killed ary. Much rivalry existed Between there has been no loss of life in ,M family, the sheriff said. March. if be returned. Peck did re workers for the two state factions. the Accusations The three subpoeaned are: secretary of interior from turn, however. affected areas, although many thrill- Lone Plane Is 1921 to March. 1923. Then I T. rour years ago Governor Small car Thomas W. Miller, former alien Chicago, Aril 10 (U.R) ing rescues were recorded near Lun About Hoover custodian convicted Rule. Pueblo. Colo., banker, testified Gang ied the county by 337 votes. Down in Lucky property in a Four Die When beatings, kidnapings and oC enburg, which at present is cut off J Washington, April 10 KU.R) In an New York court of conspiracy to to a $90,000 deposit of Sinclair bonds reports effort to Bank of Pue intimidation injected the usual ele- by both rail and highway. Bump in Africa obtain the negro vote. Re defraud the government while in Blaze Wrecks in the First National ment of violence 10. leaders "are the office. 29. 1922. M. T. Everhart. Into Chicago's Jtate Capetown, South Africa, April publican making blo May by primary election before College son-in-la- w. was seven today, the (U.R) Sir Abe Bailey today an- Republican party a stench in the Harry N. Blair, New York, form- Cottage Home Fall's This had Federal nostrils of leased tne uome polls been open three hours. Students Back Road nounced he had received a message every decent citizen," er eastern treasurer of the Republi- Chicago, April 10. (U.R) A moth- weeks after Fall Raleigh. H. Senator Cole can 1920 Sinclair. Taylor, 60, a Deneen from Lady Bailey, saying she had Blease, Democrat, presidential campaign. er and her three small children per- reserve to precinct was attacked Vacation Signs Erected at Tabora. South Carolina, told the senate Claudius New York, as- M. T. Everhart was expected to captain, by After crashed while landing Huston, ished when fire destroyed their tiny six armed men In front of a polling? Absent from this city since a week West of Town The message reported she was un- sistant to Blair. frame cottage here early today. The be called to the stand shortly after Place, bis - was He recess to tell his story of kidnaped, clothes torn off iro last Friday, students attending- Federal as- hurt but that her Moth plane charged Secretary of Commerce Miller May Talk ' husband and father, and three other the lunch and finally thrown from an auto- highway employees, Hoover issued a recent order - $233,000 in Liberty bonds the State Teachers' College arrived sisted by Harley Self of the state badly damaged. mingl- Washington, April 10 (U.R) occupants of the home were rescued receiving mobile on the far south skis, suffer- tin DeKalb last night and early this Lady Bailey, one of England's ng colored clerks with white girls in Chairman announced he from the cottage, suffering from Sinclair for Fall. a severs highway department, were yester- the census Nye today burning ing beating. lorninz. Classes were resumed at afternoon federal route greatest women flyers, was attempt- bureau. would consult members of his sen- burns which hospital physicians said Robison advocated storing up huge Eddie McOiU, o'clock this day erecting from London to Blease read the senate letter of battleship fuel oil for newspaper photo- the college at eight numerals west of this city on the ing a solo flight a ate Teapot Dome investigation com- probably would prove fatal. supplies grapher, suddenly was "ganged" la morning. Capetown. from an unnamed clerk in the bureau mittee to determine whether Col. The dead are: Mrs. Elisabeth Wit-tige- r, emergencies fn which "guns might front of a Lincoln Highway. The Lincoln boom an Oriental enemy" loop theatre by two men The pupils attending the four is federal route number 30 saying the colored clerks formerly Thomas W. Miller, former alien 32, Lillie Warren, 3, and Mar- against who accused him of wo- re- - Highway line from the! striking a grade schools of the city also route 6. Reach had been kept in the basement to property custodian should be sum- Wittiger, 1. and he wanted a pipe man. and state French Fliers garet fields to the east, sumed their school work this morn The federal road themselves, but that recently Hoover moned before the committee immed- Leslie 34, the father was Wyoming Wright Can Par Extra the numbers, paint- Into China at Dusk has Wittiger, said. Mies ing, somewhat indignant that ed on shields, are posted un- ordered that they work with iately.' not to live more than a Three calls for additional polioO I warm directly U.R) expected de weather should turn again derneath the state highway num- Calcutta, April 10. The white clerks. The colored help, the Miller was a week few said. His With this in mind, Wright, guards were received from the 27th vacation Dieudoime Costes and letter writer in subpoenaed ago hours, physicians to Sin- as their ten day period erals. The road agents had posted French flyers, stated, was known but asked delay in order that the aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Braydon, 62, clared, Fall granted the lease ward. Deneen workers charged were here at rowe-xnomps- on came to a close. They given the Malta at three Joseph Le Brix, arrived the department as "Hoover's choco U. S. court de- N. Y- also suffered clair, who built the pipe line. c followers to the highway past from Han- lates." supreme might first Warrensburg, - a vacation similar that given o'clock in the afternoon. 6:30 p. m.. Indiana time, cide on his appeal from conviction probably fatal burns. Tobias Piff, Fall drove as hard a bargain with stuffing ballot boxes and students. oi, Indo China. It was a "The white are oil as he could, college French ' girls all wrought in a New York federal court for al- 20, brother of Mrs. and the magnate Wright ing early voters. Wittiger. threat- Nearby 1.250 mile flight. up but they cannot do anything for leged conspiracy to defraud the Mrs. C. B. Wittiger, 60, mother of said, and at one time Sinclair ported similar charges. Chamber Will Earth Shocks tear of losing their jobs," the letter 'government. The court late yester- Leslie, were burned about the body ened to withdraw from the deal be The campaign headquarters oC Stalled Elevator continued. day threw out Miller's appeal and he but were expected to recover. cause its terms were so strict. State's Attorney Robert K. Crowe 18-mo- been Rock Bolivia nth issue had st Have Meeting Death of Man must start serving an Patrolman Butler was burned The "war scare" denied responsibility for the terror-1- Causes sentence in Atlanta in a few weeks. in the from raised previously but actual evidence methods and charged the rival (U.R Receive no slightly carrying injured Neon for Many Hours 111., April 10. Trap- Word From de- that such a menace existed has nev led U. S. Senator CharlM Friday 10. Peoria, The investigating committee the home. faction, by meeting of the La Patz, Bolivia, April (U.R) ped on a stalled freight elevator, Wilkins Polar cided last week that it would hold er been presented. 8. Deneen with fostering them. important Earthquake shocks so strong that' 27, Fremont, III., Flyers Wrisrht admitted, on Sin other nber of Commerce tor Friday Benjamin Bolliger, Seward, Alaska, 10 UJ.R no hearings during the conspiracy frankly Many reports of disorder they damaged three seismographi. was killed when he was April be- Flood Control Gets clair's that the oil man had were heard voters on n was announced today by O. G. yesterday Radio operators at the sta- trial of Harry F. Sinclair which behalf, by their way were registered by instruments here: overcome smoke after a gasoline army here wants $233,000 to Fall shortly attar to the polls, hut with a few as--, iin, secretary of the Chamber. 15 by tion here were on constant watch gan yesterday. Nye to Into Jam Coolidge paid Says tta-credit- for hours basement of was ed. he will be for the entire yesterday. stove exploded in the for poll the committee on whether it the Teapot Dome lease signed. ceptions they wars found to bo' meeting At the same time a slight earth- the Koch and produce firm today signals from Captain Washington, April 10. (UJD he said this money was to pay membership of the Chamber of Com- - Bollinger George Wilkins at Point Barrow. should change .it decision in order but quake was felt in La Paz. It did of which he was a partner. to hear Miller. President Coolidge was represented for a third interest in Fall's 700.000 Chicago. April 10 0JJ& , meree, Jt was announced. Wilkins and his Lieut. Mayor no damage. companion, today as believing proposed flood acre .New Mexico ranch property. William Halo and Thomas Several matters are to be- Carl B. who were prepar- Nye has indicated reports have Thompson Important The heavier earthquakes were Eielson, control legislation is "getting into a 10 UJ9 Har J. Chi- come for and for that ing at Point Barrow for a reached the committee that Miller Washington. April Houston, president of the up attention lieved to have centered in South flight very unfortunate situation." This ry F. Sinclair's or iZ3,ww cago civil service commission, war reason attendance is desired. across the north to raised a political fund of $150,000 in re- delivery a large Peru, about 250 miles from La Paz. pole Spitsbergen, condition, the president believes in Liberty bonds to former Secretary named defendants to a floa.OtO Several Of 'the committees will have The were have not been heard from for six Liberty bonds and that he may know sulted from the reluctance of con- seismographs damaged by radio about some of Interior Albert B. Fall, in 122, a damage suit filed hers yesterday by reports to make at the meeting, it is the first shocks but were repaired WEATHER days. It was believed their of the activities of the gress to place a share of expenses on learned. 15 had broken. Continental Trading company. within minutes. local communities. U Pago Hesse.) (Tura to Pass Please.) (hn I . For call For Election Returns call For Illinois: Partly cloudy tonight For Election call For Election Returns call For Election Retta-- M and warmer Returns Returns call For Election Retnras caftj For Efcctiea calf 263, 87 or 165. 263, 87 or 165. Wednesday: tonight and 87 in south portion Wednesday. 263, 87 or 165. 263, or 165. 23, 87 or 165. 23. 87 or 165. fm 87 or US. M

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