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1 Full Prett Report by Leaaed run I MORE RAIN AND COLDER GAZETTE Official County Official City Cromwell Is Elected Mayor Majority Over Matthew Foster. COUNCIL ALSO DEMOCRATIC Entire Upper Hoiisc Won by Hour- Three Hepiibli- cans in Huuse. City, April unofficial returns, 'today on the city election held hsre yesterday gave Prank'prom well, Dumo-j crat, votes for cast for A. Poster, Republican, making Cromwell's unofficial plurality 12,616. that Cromwell carried, 12 out of 16 here.

Threo'iCRepublican nominees for house and a. fourth "may have Mr. Cromwell ran about 3,000 ahead ot most of the other candi- on the Democratic city et, the only Democrat larger plurality being Ben 5 $ty treasurer" Thc Democrats; EMPORIA, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1922 Rain 'tell at intervals last night; tho precipitation, from 7 o'clock last night to 7 o'clock tliis morning, measuring .59 inch. A minimum temperature of 55 degrees was registered last night at o'clock. This morning the reading was 64 degrees, but a drop of twb degrees was recorded a', noon.

The drop in the temperature is predict ed to continue this evening. More rain will fall tomorrow, according to predictions. KANSAS: Unsettled woatlicr nlglit and Thursday; probably colder Thursday afternoon or night. Missouri: TJiiHolllod weather to- lsl't and Thursday with, possibly not niuuh change in- tem- ARKANSAS: Tonight and Thurs-, day partly cloudy to cloudy. Tonight ami Thursday partly cloudy to cloudy; cooler In west portion Thursday.

ItonilN Are Mlidfly. Topehn. April gat KM sixth rain In the last ton days, lase night, covorinti practically tho entire stutc, except thfi extreme western portion. Afrnln tho southeastern part scored highest. Up to 7 a.

m. Scott liad reeeiveil V.14 TD INTEfiEST Uci-iitise United Suites' a Ik! Paiil, Arc Asked Account. FRANCE MAY BE SLOW liriil.sli Cniiiihunicutlon Notifies French Three Vciirs' Convention must lie 3llct. By tiie Associated Press: London, April 5. The British government lias addressed a note to the Allies declaring- to the '-'act that Brit- r.in lins to pay the interest on her to the Uniiod States, she reserves herself the right to call upon tho Allies in turn to pay the interest -on their war debts to iroat Britain.

In this connection it is pointed out that Grout Britain is now fully prepared to pay the interest due the United States. Striking Miners Play Ball And Plant Spring Gardens Wilkes Bnrre, April' 'Suspension of operations in the anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania is being hailed by the averi mine worker as an opportune ily for a vacation. For eight the collieries had been on almost a full The miners, therefore, their leaders said today, were that for a time at least, they would; not have to answer tho early'; morning whistles. Younger men and boys turned to athletics. Baseball! leagues are being; formed in thff tnree districts and scheduled gamos aro planned.

Other men are planning long fish-l ing trips. Theaters and motion picture places are playing to capacity houses and tho department stores report the usual large pre-Eastor 'rade. Believing- that tlio suspension was Inevitable, union leiwlors most of the miners had fortified themselves for at least four weeks' idleness. Some, however, heads famines, are seeking work in other industries. In the Shamojiln district hun- oreds ot the idle men are preparing gardens and truck patches for ONE, INJURES FI Unknown Assailant Brutally Attacks Family lit iftirm Homo tConcorillu.

KILLS BOY Three Other BURNS BODY Hoys uMny Injiiml nnil Tied With AVIrc. April Tremblay. is old, a farm- 'elected the entire the city council, at least 12 out of 16 aldermen in the lower house and both municipal judges, as as the city comptroller and the city treasurer. Mrs. George B.

Lonsan, Demo-i fr was elected an alderman in the upper house of the council and Mrs. George Fuller, Republican, was elected a member of the school board, Mrs. Fuller's election ifiSl opposed by a Democrat, an in effect for many years being carried out whereby the Republican and Democratic parties maintain an representation on the, Belated returns 'todajjC from yesterday's municipal election here continued to increase the lead of the Democratic ticket, wliieh, headed by Frank Cromwell for mayor, was into office by majorities langing 11)00 to more than Paris, April French ro- to the British not concerning of interest on war loans likely to be that Emporio. Sedan tlie is bound with that Manhattan of the tntcr-nlliod debts, which Topcka Kansas City .12. be dealt with as a whole, Today's road bulletin says Usys the Echo Do Paris, quoting Rpncrnlly arc muddy, the only points a wc informed source.

Piecemeal payments will only hamper the settlement, the reply v'ill say. Tho British communication notified Prance that the three years" convention expiring r.t an porting otherwise being Manhattan anil Concordia "fair" and Goodland "good." Cromwell's' over Matthew Foster, his Republican opponent, -was expected to be around )the 10,000 mark, when nil of the returns, bad been counted. Only two wonTcn candidates survived, Mrs. Ocorgo Longan, Democrat, being elected member Let Alone, Says Daniel Willard Trnnsportnliun Problems lie Solved by Private Ovrncrsllip, B. O.

Official IK-cliires. Washington, i operation of to the transportation problem I early date would be renewed. Washington, April w.norts of Great Britain's preparation to tho naymont of interest billion dol- war to'this country, the treasuries without infonnntlon Groat Britain, officials said f.o- Comincrco continuing his statement yesterday in reply to government i jd ownership statements of William G. McAdoo, former director general of railroads. the railroads heed more anything else at thr; present he asserted, an opportunity under Iho terms of tho transportation act to work out! their problems without unncces-' wiry and burdensome interference.

1 am confident that they will pro- UlCJ Crnal Britain, of- will to ap- sfiin.nno.onn, but. tins sum. it THIS been undcrstoijjl. will be the subject of funding v.i'Hot.iations with the prin- tinal of the deM when the. new debt commission begins working out r.

gencrnl Hiiuidatlon scheme. MS STOLON STAND Film Comedian, Testifying In Manslaughter Hotel Party. BREAKFASTWTWO P. M. After Sleal, Arbncltlc Says Jlo Ji'ound Virginia llappe on Bathroom Struggle murder of the upper the vide the people of this country council, and Mrs.

George Fuller. I with transportation Ilopubliciin, winning a school board membership. Mrs. Fuller, however, had lier candidacv reasonable rates and lower rates than are to be found for similar servfre-fii any other crinntrc In tifo world." 1 held in French Foreign Flashes nipnt. no opposition -anil had boon Indorsed l.y tho Democrats.

The Issues of the -municipal campaign hinged largely about the activities of the police commission of which Foster was a RH'tnber until he resigned to malee the race for mayor. I The municipal elections held throughout Missouri yesterday were the most spirited In years, belated returns received here today showing an unusually heavy vote over thc state. In many cities, party linos we.ru sharply while in others, the elections were non-partisan in character. Both Democrats and Rcpubli- cans gained victories. In Jefferson City, the Democrats elected four of five candidates for aldermen and carried tho city by nearly iioo votes.

The new hoard ot aldermen will have seven Democrats and three Kcpubllcnns. Keturns from St. Joseph Indicated tho election of a Republican mayor and the whole Republican ticket with the exception of candi- dates for auditor and treasurer. In the elections wore Accept. Armistice Terms, characterized n.s non-partisan.

thp rv.w:: to the city's commission form of Constantinople, April government, but tin- contests were Turkish nationalist, government at. ('spirited. Angora, lias accepted with reserva- 'lions, the armistice i has '111'WtioII April under- Ill French official cir- benn that, tlio whole of tbo inter-aillod By ih" AMMnrtari-il 'Belgrade. April earth shocks, which begnn March are continuing. the northern soct.iun or Siberia but will:" decreasing Intensity.

No cr.sualtlus have heen reimrted. There was widespread damagi- in I ho district. A ninii- of hot springs have started up In tho fissures caused by the e-irtli shocks. Xilino C.Vmm Delegates. Tokio.

April appointment of Huron llayashl. atnbassa- I to trial, dor to Britain: Viscount I Isliii. amhjissador to France, and Mori, financial commission jie London, as the Japan oso dolc- i to 4he Genoa conference has officially V. The Democrats elected mayors in Mavon. Butler, Fulton, Carthaie and Sedal la.

The citizens' ticket made a strong showing in several cities. Springfield's "blue law" closing theaters on Sunday, was approved a voto almost two to one In thu clec'lons the voters rejectnu proposal to suspend the 'i'i final county was CoVJ the mca- 'iiiire, and it. was Uta second votyK hud expressed thel-- on tlon of Sundiy thu! ordinance hating bec.u approved! at a snecir.l election several monthr. ago. arisen as to tlio might be lo include Sunday tl.N As yet have not their on that question Later returns showed that.

Mrs. Lj. .1. Shcpard, Democrat, wife of In justice of peace, also was olect- ed to the upper house of the council. Mrs.

Shepard Lon- gan will bo the first women in Kansas City to serve in that body. propositions recently made by the allies, the allied powers' representatives here have been informed. KMrOKSHS JKWISII HOMK. Hut Viillciin INM-S Favor there, wliKi Telegraph Agency: Rome, April Wein- tnaiin, president of tho world Zionist organization, was received by Cardinal Cnsparri. the papal secretary at the Vatican Sunday.

The Cardinal assured that the Vatican was not opposed to the Jewish na- K. Thaw for the alleged of Stanford White. Arlmcklo smiled as ho took the stand. J-Iu said ho know Miss Happe for five years. Ho acknowledged being present, at tho pjirly in the St.

Francis Hotel in which he is alleged to have fatally injured. Happe. He said lie hud a few of the guests. Cln, whisky and orange juice were.served at ihe party, he said. 'Breakfast," was served at p.

while most of Uie guests were there. Ho left the room in which guests were, at '3 p. and vent into his own room to dress lor an engagement with Mrs. May Tauhu, a friend, ho said. "I went into my bedroom and locked the door." he said.

"I 'lo Iha'baThrom and the door struck something, i looked and saw Happo on the floor. Sin: was holding her stomach and moaning. "I gave her some water and asked iftherc was anything I could do for her. She said 'I want to lay down. 1 1 carried her to a bed and returned to (he balh.

Cuiise out Into the room Virginia was on tho floor. I again placed her on the bed and went out for Mrs. BambliiaJUaudeJle.linpi..'.,.her Iriend, and one oC the guests. "A number of the guests came into the room, including Alice Blake, Mrs. Dclmont, Miss Xey Provost, and others.

Miss Rappo sat up on the bed tearing her clothes. Her sleeve was hanging by a thread, and 1 pulled it err. "I went out of the room and returned later. Miss Rappe was lying nude on the hod. 1 tried to cover her up and Mrs.

Dclmont tried to stop mo. 1 said to Mrs. Dclmont: 'Shut up, or I will throw you out of the lIulchiiiMm Hililor Announces His Tll witness said ho was dressed in lounging rube and pajamas. San Francisco, April C. (Fatty) Arbucklo took the stand in his own defense at a.

today in the third trial of a manslaughter charge against htm rcsultin- from the death of Miss Virginia Rappe. Arbuclde followed Dr. George Franklin Shields, defense medical expert and one of the defense 1 1 1 orkers mor 1 "1 cnists in-tho first trial of Harry April 10. Mioh.icl JOliS TD MEET of I'ittsburjth Turns Down Invitation At tend Confereiico TOLEDO COMPANY REFUSES Jlottse huboi- Committee To Study Calls Jjoiulurs for Confereiico -Cleveland, April of tho Pittsburgh vein operators association, at a mooting here today, turned down the request of Congressman Nolan, chairman of. the House labor committee, for a joint meeting between operators oC the central competitivo coal and officials of the United will mine up soon on the Initiative of Britain, as the re- sul't or the American funding bill (ho -of- esl on the debts of Allies to the United As all of I hese nperatlnns are United together, it circles, that a tiny two eoun- seneral ndjust- moiit.

COMIJAT Tenants ItHXT LN('UKASI4S. Can He Safo Two Yeiu's liy KilliiK Suit. Chicago. April Tf-n- nills' of Chicago has dei-i a plan for combatting rent increases ordisroii for May 1, by lan-llords. Thp tenants will counter with suits in the municipal court to forestall the Increases.

If thu court decides against a ten- he will- appeal at once to court of record and It will he two full yenrs before his case will Meanwhile his rent ill remain unchnnged. W. Y. Run For Governor Candidacy for August Xonn'nntinn in Topeka, April n. Forma! nn- r-ounceincnt that W.

Y. Morgan, of llutchinson, will ho a candidate for tlio Republican nomination for governor was made here today by Wilbur Hawk, of Atchisoii. who will act as Mr. campaign manager. For several months Mr.

Morgan informally has made known intentions to enter tho race. His friends are understood to have built up throughout the slate a. cfimprehcnslvi! organization in his behalf. Today's carries no statement by Mr. Morgan as to state issues.

Mr. Hawk, retiring president of the Kansas Day Club and recognized as an public speaker, will be in tinnal home in Palestine, prnvid- charge of the permanent. Mcrgan the interests of the non-Jewish headquarters in communities woro safeguarded and wo.ro not granted si "privileged existence" in thc city. roritT WAITS Action Will lie Tiikrn Until J.almr Ilcjirl Keturns Topek.i. April immediate action is contemplated against.

William Howe, secretary of the Kansas Federation of Labor, who was the only witness who failed to appear before the Kansas induslrml court, in it.s mino hearing, Judges of the court New Mayor for Junction City Junction City, April II. Thompson was elected mayor herclsaid today. Howe is reported to be yesterday by 240 votes over J. C. out.

of tbo slate and court niem- hers said no action will he tak- en until he returns. Tola Elects Commissioner. lola, April D. Morris 'war; elected commissioner of public utilities over Harry Incumbent, at yesterday's municipal election. Close Hace ni Manhattan.

Manhattan, April C. Barber was elected mayor yesterday by a majority of 'J3 votes over V. V. Akin, who was out for reelection. Defeat Memorlnl HiiHdlne.

Concordia, April proposal that the city issue (Continued on Pago Six) Clnirc llux to iSing in Dux, Ihe famous Polish roprnno. brought to this country by Mary Carden for the Chicago opera season, sing in Albert Taylor Mall. April 1 Kent salt- Friday r.t. Kckdall McCarty's. Prices, and $1.50.

Mrs. Clarice Layton returned to her home (5ridloy this afternoon, after having her tonsils removed at the Memorial County Hospital. lie photographed by Loomls on your birthday. Topeka. II ugh Duff, Saliiitha banker, slate oil inspector, treasurer of the state 1 Kopuhliran committee, joined in! sponsoring Mr.

Morgan's an-1 uoiincenionl. Mr. Morgan, who is publisher of the llutc.hiiison News is one of tho best known men in the Ktato. He served the state two terms as state, printer; represented Reno County in the legislature and In 10 I-I, was elected lieutenant governor, and lie was oreolect- ed. In Mr.

Morgan was a (aiulidalo for th nomination -of governor in a field of four. Ho second, however, the nomination going to Governor Allen. Twice Mr. Morgan has been a member of the Kansas delegation to the Republican national convention. In he served overseas with the V.

M. C. A. Iliirlington Hiisy. Two typewriters, an adding machine and check protectograph wero shipped today io the lied Cross nt Burlington by Kckdall McCarty.

liousocleaning and wanted, call -i I SJ; Williams. yard work Barrow Xew lot carbons Kini'T. ribbons. Eckdall McCarty. He described the summoning: of Uiu manager of tha hotel and thi! removal of Miss Rappe to another room.

Asked if ho placed his hand over that of Kappc on a door ot Iho room, which is in evidence as an exhibit behind the. witness chair, ho answered "1 was not near thai tibor for the whole time I was in th hotel except when Miss Rappo was carried from the room." Finger prints on the door are alleged to be those of Ar- biicklo and Miss Rappe. The witner.s denied all knowledge of Je.sso Norgaard, who testified that while Mo was watchman or a motion picture studio at Culvor City, Arbuckie attempted to bribe him to obtain the key to Miss Kappc's room. Arbuckto confirmed certain statements re- pa riling first aid given to Miss Happo. made Los Angeles, to Warden Woolard, reporter for the l.os Times.

He admitted telling that Miss Rappo had "thrown a fit." He' denied having been ordered out of tho hotel. A statement to Woolard that ho ordered Mrs. Dolmoiit. out. his mom "because she became too boisterous" was admitted by Arbuckie.

"Sho was pajamas and I told her to go dress herself," ho explained. He denied having put ice on Miss Kappo's body as testified to by Al Scninachor, a prosecution itness. A statement In the in- that he went, with Lowell Sherman, who shared his apartment, to thc hotel hall room, after the party danced until a. was by Arbuckie. "I did nol know that there was inything thp.

party that might have caused Miss Rappe's he explained. In explaining apparent discrepancies in his testimony regarding the terming or his bedroom door. Arbuckie attempted to accuse the district attorney or trying to "capitalize" ihe inci- on Page Three) Callaghor, president of the association, announced late today. Torre Haute, Indiana, April Indiana coal operators today rejected tho proposal of Chairman Nolan, of the House labor committee for a joint wage conference of operators and miners unless thn entire central competitive field, comprising Western Pennsylvania. Ohio.

Indiana and Illinois, was represented in thc conference. Toledo. Ohio, April Ohio Collieries company, largest individual coal opuraliiig company in Ohio will nol. ho ro.proponl.cd in tho proposed joint conference of miners and operators in Washington on April 10. Louis, scalo crTnnnlMno of thc Ihreo Illinois coal operators associations will meet In Chicago tomorrow to decide whether they will meet union representatives April 10, requested by tho HOIIBO labor committee.

It was announced today. tuelr heads crushed, and the fKther of the boya, h. J. Tremblay. trustee of Shirley Township, -jiid another S-vear-old son were injured.

assailants arc unknown. Tho older Tremblay was found unconscious on the porch of hla homo this morning, his bond Injured and his fcot. bound with wire, lie may recover. Tho body of Theodore Tremb- iiiy was found In the barn with tile head crushed and the body almost destroyed by fire. The other four boys.

Francis. Albert, Alfonso and Cleo. wore i found in tho Chouse. Only the youngest. Cleo.

is expected to All had suffered smnsh- blows on the head. A 1'itlle Ex-Kaiser Has An Easy Life In Exile Home Berlin. April concerning now do- tho former kaiser's of life at Doom, wore furnished by Iho former court chaplain, Mr. Vogel, in an address recently at Koonigsbcrg. lunch." he said, "consists ot soup meat with rice.

HIS guests are given a glass of wine, but he himself drinks water. After a short siesta ho begins a period of intensive mental'work." As an example of this mental work, the speaker mentioned that each day during the Washington conference made notes from 10 newspapers and formu-j luted his views in a short essay. Ho also has written hook about the of orchids and has erected a station, tho records of which ho sends daily to Berlin. 'The ex-kaiser," continued the, in, "wears a. short brown jacket and high boots during the lay and a Held gray tinlfiirm in evening.

After dinner he reads aloud extracts from Houston Stewart Clunuhorlain's book, ntltled, 'Man and IE KILtlliB OF Launch Three (icpnnte Into lirnnw 'f. Deck's WOMAN DESCRIBES ATffel AKH TICKI.KI1 Nenr llnlns Honk ArkiinsiLs City. Arkansas rlly, April cloar sky hero this There morn rains lasting for Lliu pnat two 'lays and nlnbls and in that time II WHH l.r.O StrouiUH aro rising and the wlu-al arn' IliuroiiKlily Monlcnd, fannnrs lining very much wllli UK; pros-: daughter, who had spent the night at a neighbor's home, was tin; cnly member or tho family to escape Injury. .1. Tremblay IR reported lo, recovered consciousness this peels IK' a bumper crop In morning long enough to way he ern Kansas and Northern had no who had committed Ihr.

crime. Tuero aro reports of an nuto- naid lo have gone south from the Tremblay homo a bout 1 1 o'clock last night and or nnolher ing north around 1 o'clock this Jl'rs. Day She AVlieti She Saw Jfer 1'1-stol on Landing. Oklahoma City, April 5. -Prep arations were made today launch three separate inquiries in to tho events surrounding thi death of U.

Col. Paul Ward Beck pioneer army aviator and ant commandant or Post. Field Fort who was killed bj Joan p. Day, wealthy oil operatoi prominent Oklahoma attor noy. In the letter's home here ear ly yesterday mornins, when, ac- cordltiK to Day, liuck was found attacking Day.

A civil InvestiKation by r.ouu- ty niitliorltlc!) will determine the woro noul to tho of Ibo murder unco (bo mpo of pickiiiR up tho scout ho or slnycrn while sllll AllHt The Tremblay home is In nh -Cu la com mu i ty. ATler tho allack Iho slayers- riro to the house and barn. NVjIgb- Me In Madeira I-isl. Saturday. The Imrs.

seeing Iho blaze early this Allies aro ready to contribuir) lo morning, came to the Tremblay I the support ot the lanilly but some homo and rescued the unconscious of the countries that boiiciitod by parts of the fortnnu of the Haps- tneludlng charges to be filed against Day In connection with tho killing. A military commission of throe army officers, headed by Maj. Thoimis H. Lanlhier, will como hero, according to an announcement at J'ost Field, and investigate tho killing. The commission is expected to arrive Friday or Saturday, A third Inquiry got under war when M.

F. Meadows, federal prohibition director for Oklahoma, began to chock up to ascertain il' liquor might have luid a part, In, tho party which preceded Ihe killing of Lieutenant Colonel Deck. A NfaleiniMil ennui from Mrs. early today giving for tho first fino her version of the billing. Hho was under the care oE a.

nurse. "Beck visited our house on numerous oecaKioiiH," rf j) gald. "Olio time he called when Mr. Day was away, but It was a very brief visit. However, each tlino'' railed, previous to Monday lio aclod as a perl'eci gentleman in up tho' ry coming Into our nueslion or providing for the I'am-1 5' as a friend an.J oW ily of former KmpiTiir of wll war who died Okla Allies May Restore Fortune to Hapsburgg Couiirll Mii lly of Ainlm.xsnilors Uiim I'rovisloii fur of Kormcr lOinpci'or.

tlin Ausnplatoil rross: Paris, April Tho Council of Ambassadors today took up t.ho| Now York. April headquarters ot tho minors was ncllve todny upon the expected arrival of John LowlSj intoi-iiatloiiiil M-ewldcut of the United Mine Workers of Union Isadora predicted that 'Mr. Lewis would use every effort to r.pecd up liio anthracite wage negotiations. International and district mcm- l.srs or the Anthracite General Policios rommltlec, -IP stroiift, al- roudy have bosun to arrive in response to tho call issued by Thoiu- Kennedy, president, or tin; uiittoo. They, with Mr.

will disciins eniorKoncios which have since tho strike was called Saturday, it was announced union headquarters. One or the chlor problems confronting tho committee, it wax said, was whether it would accept the offers or sever.il small independent companies In comply with the miners' 1 fl demands If the men would return to work. Members of the committee expressed doubt that Kiich offers could be made. Theodore Themhlay. tho nhiln ir.y, was apparently alone In the jam when lie slain.

Indica-1 gono Melt al- wuro that tin; hoy to 1 hnrn to nltcnd to a was horse' there when he tack oil. J. Tremblay, the father, he l.new of no reason why anyoiif. slioiild have allarked him or fatiiil'v. ELECT DRYER BY 46 VOTI-; CO.MÍ>I.IK- OK Fred Ih'ntl! Ti'lpU-tl, ICIcc Hoard Tot ail finil MrH.

-iI to Is Washington, April up the overture It. lias made toward settlement or the bituminous coal strike, the house rommlt- Dan Dryer was roolcctcd -commissioner of and iitlllllen by n. majority of -Ifi votes, over J. labor's caudl- In the city election yesterday. Fred Heath was olectod a Member of the school board over II.

also labor candidato, by a majority of Norman Trlplelt. endorsed Rmpnrla club women ami opposition ill. tho election, polled votes. Dan carried all except two precincts. Ho was nleclc.d by a Urge majority In the First and nn PIIRC l-'lvo) CITY hOSKS I'AVlNtJ CAKK Knlls Must.

I'ay I'liveniiMit. on for Col I on wood Falls, April and Jiigii-Slnvhi, are declared to have refused to return any part, of the properly turned over In thorn. Thn ambassadors postponed a decision pending further urrauce- meiilii. tin- Mudapnsl, April slain prosecutor has ordered ol' which tin! legitimist's proclamation Monday, proclaiming Francis Joseph Olio, eldest non of thu lato Former iOmperor Charles, as lilug ol' Hungary. The prndanuition road: "With the death of fharles, Ot.tr» II, Ir.

king of Iliinpnry, although temporarily povented rom coronation." LATE NEWS BRIEFS I'lnn firtlj-slnntc Keiinlon. fieltysliurg, Atiril veteraiis iia.vo started a lor l.ho celehratloii of tho sixtieth anniversary of the kittle of Oo.tlysbitrg with another reunion here In Xnini's Idilmr Hoard Mi'inbers April Presi- di'iit Hauling sent, to the Senate today liie r'uioiiiiuiiMnn of the following members of tho liailroud Labor Hoard: O. A. Wharloii, of Missouri, representing the labor group; J. If.

Klliotl. of Texas, (if Mm ninmiKc.incnt. group, and G. Wallace Manger, of the Peckley. W.

April Hombs were exploded in Tront of tho houses of Rinny nhicktnfel- ler James Spado, in the little ir.iniug village of Kiiscyt.be I night. Troops of tho stale police with bloodhounds wero hurried to the scp.no and arrested two men who denied all knowledge of the crime. Pittsburgh, April organizers pushing their campaign in the non-union mining region of Fayetto County today succeeded closing two mines and hampering others. Two non-union minos on the Washington County side ot the Monongahcla Hiver which wore one by the cutting of West Penn T'owor Kleclrii! Company's lines and because, the men did not report for work, were in operation again today. prlf ago when CoUonwood Falls paved its main streets, the paving an-ivcid in Philadi'lphla laid across the bridge.

0 day. id. was accompanied by a qucBtiou arnsn a.s to The United States marshal. in Aniiiiyinoiis I.etler Topeka, April Declitiinu to accept it an an April fool's joke, frane Company today offered a u-atisi; of his geniality. Pteatly cnjoyod having him, inasmuch an ho was brilliant and ail mcoptablo addition to any company.

i "ISarly Tuesday morning, how-, ever, after Mr. Hay left, in i.ie uu- tuniohilo to lake the other Rumils: home. Mo mo dig and one arm around me. was surprise to lllu: Hint ever occurred beforl anil 1 was diimbroiinded hy his ac- As ho hold mo, he niado Impropor iiroposals to me. 1 gled vainly to fruo myself his grusp.

"II WUK while I was thu.s gllng that Mr. Day opened iim' lioor and walked In. He diali'ly wont upstairs. II. to me Mint iniiiutos i'- 1 bol'oro I hoard iiiiiMiiK down the stairs again.

reiimiiiber very distinctly thai hu was Hiaiiiilng on the landing wita a iilsl.nl.in his bauds. When 1 first him, 1 was terrified. 1 ro- dint.lm:tly that 1 acreamed; several times. "After Hint I remember nolhinc more. Weakened by thu struggle lo freo myself from Heck's I felt mymdr falnling.

Tho room swam before my. and passed away. The next thing remember Is iudli'tinet. It Is that xome.ono was uiidrosslng me telling mo to be nuliit, that 1 imeda e.d rest. "What, happened after I saw Mr.

Hay on the landing there? 1 am. unuble in tell. remember, thai everything seemed to dim before my eyes and faded out." Ci ty officials today tunning down various angles of. the tragedy lint until the coroner's is held Saturday i ur of the paving isf Imately 'the bill. was Thc city will pay DIF.S HriSDKMiV OX STKKKT II.

of Arlcinsns City, Xewspnper Arkansas City, April jili reward or $200 for information leading lo tho arrest and conviction of the person who wrote letter, to Iho linn. The lutli-r was received April 1. To back up its disapproval of tin; letter, the local typographical union ottered a. reward of $100. The.

Crane ecniiuiny experienced labor troubles last summer, due to a printers' strike, and now is an 1 opon s'iop. BrcukH Neck AVith Crowbar Ft. April Voake'I, 28, was instantly killed this morning when a crowbar with which ho was plying up timbers to b'lllfl a bog pen slipped and struck him in the face, breaking his nock. He Is survived by his widow and child. II.

Matthfwa, age for the past; 12 years telegraph editor on the' Daily Trawler, died here suddenly last night, while on the street, of heart trouble. He was an day settler in Southern Kansas and I was a government, civil engineer here in the early days of Kansas and Indian Territory, and bad Tvnot boon employed at. different times Chica'gn as an officer of the law here. For c-oniniitiee' a number of years he held the f' i opened (Ice of city engineer and also wasjday road engineer of Cowley County for a time. He leaves a widow and two sons.

April nf ihn Tinte 1I.HX DK1.AYS ASSKSSOUS Wm.se County May I'nt Additional SesMOII. Executive Typolho- three- loday rvpre.sen- talivfs from rat-h district of the organization present. Plans for the annual convention the convention ut Cleveland, will be Ttoonis Wanted All persons who will be willing to rent their rooms, April 14, 15, for tho High School music contfslants, call 122 Red. between 8 and it and 3:30 to 5 o'clock. List them at once.

Men in Kielrl. Cottonwoorl Falls. April Chase County assessors who listing real estate and property are being delayed Vote for Kiinilny Itiixi'hall. I Omaha. Xebr.

April i baseball approved by a inajor- arp of Nebraska towns that voted personal! on tllc in city flections, iv to reports weived County Attorney Hughi-M, announced he would nol. dec-do the question ot filing c'rirges against Day. "Inasiniicli as cannot say at this lime what turn coronel'; inquest muy take, it is possible tha' either or a ehargo may ho filed Day following Iho inquest," the comity attorney. "I whether or not. I'ay, or wife, the other wit- nr.sses to tho killing wilt) take at that timo.

The not. force either to test they did not so desire." In tho event Day and wife decline to the" stand the inquest, -County Attorney Hughes, pointed out, he coukt filo a charge of murder. Friends of declared he nor wife would testily at Ihe inqncrt, Day In intorviov he had no thought ot ho to home 1'c alleges, found the 1 attempting to only Intent, liny vas to drive frnni his feared Berk V.e he said, nnd for this reason a revolver. (lei-lured whop, ho the army hack ohe Day tlwt ho, stt'ttcll on hen.l with the voVer. Til- of was t-rl.

(Iffi, thousi't -'u. by wot weather and muddy roads. County Assessor C. A. Coo expects to put additional to work so the assessment lists can be completed by May 1.

today. Itublx-r Ibinds liown. Fro.ih r-o vutr fourth-pound box. Kckdall McCariy. hove attacked.".