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PAGE THREE Congress Must Face Critical Decision on Enforcement of Prohibition SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1926 Farmers Celebrate FERENDUM RFVEA L1 I S. EMB'SSY GUARDS ADDED Colorado Cities Are Linked With New Air Mail Line; Plan Inauguration Ceremony Today Success of Large Irrigation Project (By Associated Press) SCOTTS BLUFF, Nebr, May 30. Exposition's Gates Ready For Opening II OF Today was commemorated as both IR LAST WORD Alleged Attempt of Local Man to 'Peach' Also Causes His Arrest Paris Agitation Over Trial of Massachusetts Murder Case Prompts Action memorial and thanksgiving day by hundreds of North Platte valley farmers. Their bitter dispute with federal authorities over irrigation payments was over after a settlement reached last night and bumper crops were in prospect. ussion of issue This That Nathan S.

Thlbodeau, better ession Appears to Be The valley farmers and the gov House Is Elected Captain of Trojan Track Champions (By Associated Press) BOSTON, May 30. University of Southern California track athletes, C. A. A. A.

champions, today unanimously elected Edgar I House of EI Centro, their captain for next year. The 15 men who yesterday brought tho inter-colleglato track title to the Trojans In tho fiftieth annual games for the second consecutive year, held the election in their hotel here with Coach Dean Cromwell casting the ballots for tho rest of the squad back home. House is a sprlntetr and until forced to bow to eastern speed merchants in tho trials Friday, was undefeated this year. He will bo a senior next year. international aspect, was considered such a delicate one that the Los Angeles prohibition office referred the matter to Washington for Instructions.

None was received prior to the sailing of the warcraft. The Hamburg will remain In San Francisco four days, sailing from there to Honolulu and tho Orient fjOmewhat in Doubt ft known as Kid Bailey, arrested by federal agents last Wednesday night on a narcotic charge, furnished the ernment department of the Interior disagreed as to the terms of main (By Associated Press) PARIS, May 80. Agitation over the Sacco-Vanzettl murder case In Massachusetts has prompted redoubling of the guards at the American embassy and the residence of Ambassador Herrlck. Six tenance and operating costs of the valley Irrigation project, virtually fMENT GAINS SPEED government authorities with the information that caused the arrest on the sole source of moisture for more than 107,000 acres of land in the May 20 of Wiley Livingston, Fon-tana rancher, on a charge of pos valley. (By Associated Press) DENVER, Colo, May SO.

A new era of mall transportation in Colorado comes into being tomorrow morning at 5:30 o'clock, when Captain Erland F. Curtis, chief pilot for the Colorado Airways, hops off from the United States air mail field at Cheyenne, Wyo, on the first flight of a feeder air mall service that will link Pueblo, Denver and Colorado Springs with Uncle Sam's transcontinental air mall route at Cheyenne. The flight will mark the Inauguration of the twelfth "feeder" to the transcontinental air mail service that has brought the Atlantic and Pacific coasts closer together by several days. will give the Colorado cities approximately 24-hour service with New York City. The route is approximately 250 miles in length and the service will provide one round trip dally, leaving Cheyenne, the northern terminal, at 6:30 a.

dally, and arriving at Pueblo, the southern terminal, at 8:30 a. with stops at Who Would Back Plan sitate Since It Sets Both Colorado Springs and Denver. The return plane will leave Pueblo at 4: 15 p. m. and reach Cheyenne at 7:15 p.

m. after immediate stops. Capacity loads of mall await the inauguration flight in each of the four cities on the route and appropriate ceremonies have been arranged to celebrate the coming of "winged" mail service to Colorado. An aerial circus, together with native Indian dances at the Dan Hogan air field, and the transportation of the first load of mall from the postofflce to the field by stage coach, will be the principal features of Denver's celebration. Governor Nellie Taylor Ross, of Wyoming, will be on the air mall field at Cheyenne to greet the pilot when he returns at 7:15 o'clock Monday night.

A monster celebration Is planned by Cheyenne citizens to follow the completion of the first trip. The first cargoes of mail will carry letters of greeting between mayors of the four cities as well as a letter from Governor Morley of Colorado, to Governor Ross. policemen, Including a cyclist are session of drugs, was revealed here (By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, May 30. A "miracle city" of halls and exhibition palaces, covering 1000 acres, will be opened tomorrow in South Philadelphia. It ie the Sesqui-Centennlal International Exposition, commemorating 150 years of American independence.

The exposition will continue to December 1. It ie estimated that 30,000,000 persons' will participate in the six-month celebration. They will visit shrines of American liberty, hear noted personages, native and foreign, see noted athletes in action, participate in parades and witness pageants and exhibits. Starting tomorrow, shortly before noon, the official program will get under way. Speakers, including Secretaries Kellogg and Hoover, will deliver addresses at the municipal stadium, while overhead half a hundred planes stunt.

guarding Mr. Herrick's home, while Ship Involved in yesterday as federal agents pre Powerful Precedent five policemen are stationed at the pared to proceed In both cases. F. embassy. E.

Allen was arrested In connection The full bench of the Massachus ly DAVID LAWRENCE Beer Controversy at San Francisco (By Associated Press) SAN PEDRO. May 30. The etts supreme court on Saturday re (Spwlal lo Tin Sun) IHIXGTON, May SO. Con- fused a rehearing of arguments on exceptions taken by counsel for the face to face with a critical on the whole problem of defense of Nicola Sacco and Bar-tolomeo Vanzettl, who were convict lion enforcement. General German cruiser Hamburg, aboard which federal prohibition agents said they bought beer testing more than 4 per cent alcohol, departed Is of the treasury department Mabel Walker.

Willcbrandt, ed of murder tn 1921. It was Intimated that there would be another move to seek a new trial for the defendants In the famous murder case which has stirred agitation by radical organizations throughout the world. today for San Francisco after a visit here of 13 days. It attorney general, are ln-that more severe penalties Help Wanted? See Class. 13-14-15.

The beer incident, in view of its Ided for the violations of the act. At the same time, the IN THE SHADOWS trying: to force through a bn providing for a national lum on prohibition. hove for a referendum has Horn been purely political and is not sure just what with the Thlbodeau case. When Livingston was taken Into custody, he charged that Thlbodeau had persuaded hlra to drive over the Mexican line. It was Thlbodeau who secured the drugs, according to Livingston's story.

The rancher alleged that Thlbodeau left a small portion of the morphine In Livingston's automobile. As the result of Livingston's allegation that Thlbodeau, Instead of being merely an Informant was likewlso Involved In the smuggling of the drug across the border, Federal Agents Parent and Munroy, assisted by Constable T. C. McDonald of RIalto, trapped Thlbodeau and Allen. Allen was caught with one-half ounce of dope.

Officers arranged with Mrs. Callahan, living In Allen's house, to secure morphine from Thlbodeau. She gave the prearranged signal to the federal officers and officers entered the house. This prevented, they said, Thlbodeau from pouring into a sink morphine he had retained. Livingston furnished $5000 ball fixed by United States Commissioner V.

D. Evans. Bessie Novack was arrested here early Saturday morning by feaeral prohibition agents on tho charge of violating the Wright Act. ROBERT F. WETZEL Funeral for Robert P.

Wetzel will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the parlors of the Mark B. Shaw company. Interment will be In Mountain View. BEPROoS.MJ Pie Quick, Easy Way To Make Better Jams and Jellies By Elizabeth Palmer done about it, but there is Continue Probe of Philippine Rioting (By Associated Press) MANILA, May SO. Investigations into the cause of riots at San Fernando a week ago when four persons were killed and 19 wounded, are continuing by agents of the governor-general, civil authorities and constabulary officers.

Preliminary examination of 10 constabulary soldiers held In custody on charges of murder have been postponed again until June 7. ling the request of the de- KEEP COOL WITH ELECTRIC FANS 6 Inch Fans $5.00. All Sizes in Stock PREST ELECTRIC CO. Established 1919 486 4th Street East of Phone 241-22 We Give S. H.

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It cannot fail to jell. This short boiling time with Certo preserves the natural flavor and kd, the drys know very First Choice Among the moral effect would be rs In the midst of all the Card Coffee Shop Luncheon JSQt Pinner foo Former Resident of San Bernardino Dead J. H. Van D'lesen, formerly a resident of San Bernardino, was buried at Avalon, Catalina Island, last week. He was 80 years old at the time of his death and had lived In this city for approximately 30 years.

A blacksmith by trade. Van Duesen owned and operated a blacksmith shop here at various locations. He is also reputed to have owned considerable property In this city. He left here in 1920, taking up his residence at Avalon where he died May 18. Those surviving him are his wife and son, Myron, who is an instructor at a military college in Los Angeles.

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or less uncertain of his TO HOTEL. AT OUR EXPENSE Adv. an opportunity to pass on to the electorate. lum which many members of Congress would really welcome. If the referendum should be held It would also furnish a precedent for the submission of other Issues to the electorate.

Sentiment, therefore, may not be sufficient at this session of Congress to put through a referendum proposal, but the Idea Is gaining ground every day. (Copyright. 1920. br The Sun) i e) I i'l i Irlsie I evidences that the drys kt a referendum as vlg- AUTO REPAIRING CENTRAL GARAGE BEXJABLB BEPAIB IEBVZOB A. A.

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