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VISALIA TTMES-DELTA VISALIA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920. FAGS YOUNG PEOPLE PRESENT SHORT PROGRAM Two Stabbed in Exeter Race Riot; Sheriff is Probing Failing to TirJ 4 Attend iC STANDARD AIR LINER TO BE HERE MONDAY Sentence of Mrs. LEAGUE SUGGESTS Pantages Delayed; EARi GENEVA, Oct. 25. OP) A world- LOS ANGELES, Oct.

25. OP) 1 wide tariff armistioe for two years, The sentence of Mrs. Alexander pending an international agree- Pantages, wife of the millionaire ment for reduction of tariffs, was showman, on charges of man- sought by the permanent economic slaughter was continued toctiy committee of the League of Na-until November 8. tions, in session here today. Superior Judge Carlos Hardy granted the delay when he was of Juro Rokumoto, was attended told that officers desired more in the court by two nurses and a -Gene Askin of Tulare was a re-; Constable Harry Purcell of cent visitor to this Lindsay was in Visalia on busi- ness today.

Miss Blanche Mead and Miss! i Velma Denbo were here from Tu-, Jos. R. Barboni, Visalia branch 7Z I lare recently to visit with friends. manager of Securitv-First Na- PlnS i 0 tional Bank of Los 'Sftgeles, left carnival grou, as. The Misses Berelee Bukey and yesterday afternoon for Los An- mod torms yuicKiy Billy Bukey of Tulare were re- geles to spend sever ah days in (he southern city on irmedwlthclubs! cent visltors to this city.

time before reporting on Mrs' Pantages plea for probation. -Mrs. Pantages, critically 111 since a jury held her responsible for the automobile collision death usband, now on trTal 1 on J-- 0, a charge of assaulting where the Filipinos were! 8 visitor hereasnight. Sns were in court with her i camped. They set fire to the! Mrs.

H. H. Holley left today for sons were to court nner. barn on the place, destroying Palo t0 be with her mother, 1. about 20 tons of hay and a $3000 wbo is yj i Mcinbers of the Voung Peoples society of '-'the Grace Lutheran church will present a nentertain-ment the social hall of the church at the corner of South rvldSS Tuesday Morning Court street and Sequoia avenue At Local Airport 8 oclock 'this evenings I The public- is invited to attend.

The giant Standard Oil com- No fdmlsston Will be charged but panv Ford plane -Standard of silver offering will be taken.rthe California No 1 will arrive at Proceeds to go to the organ fund- slha lirTOrt Monday evenir The following program wiJL bj SAN FRAOSCO. Oct. rrdin11 announcement ehere prpspntpd: -4 -Ruth -Hamilton came to today by F. E. Eachus, agent for; Piano solo La TraviaU "(Smith) the company.

The great ship is Florence Schueller hopping into Visalia direct from; Three Act Comedy Pheonix. Arizona, without a stop; Entertaining Amelia-'-- and will leave here Tuesday af-! Cast of Characters temoon for San Francisco. Dick Shuttieworth Rudolph In accordance with the com- i Loewe panv's plan of affording patrons! Jack Shuttieworth Kudolph short rides the big ship will be Loewe used here to carry about one Geo. Rigby Hugo Springer; dred passengers on trips over. Elijah Lane William Roeben shp was town.

A similar experience was Gregorio Arnold Seeger ne nignway. wear i enjoyed by about the same num-i Pickens Frederick Groli ier clothes and a bottle ti ber some months ago. The tri-motored. Ford plane Amelia Darling "Standard of California No. 1 fcific coast tram pueblo, Ct find happjness.

which' she sough, could not find and early tod decided to cast herself In Pacific to escape from a world. But the turbulent waters proved still cold she swam back to shore. Annie Shuttieworth Lela Springer, cntained poison ie Amelia Darling Alma Loewe, sle was lo an, D'' is Louise Rigby Edna Springer cy h0KP taJ, and physician -Pacific Harry" Steel will arrive in Visalia this evening and tomorrow morning will accompany his father, Fred D. Steel, and J. V.

Cramer to Palo Alto to see the Stanford-U. S. C. football game. Among Visalians who will leave early tomorrow morning to see the Stanford-U.

S. C. football game will be N. C. Wolff, Dr.

I. H. Betts, Geo. J. Tschumy and Morley Maddox.

1 Frank McKevitt. ijianager of i the extensive McKevitt interests Mrs. Fred D. Campbell left' In Tulare county, was a business The mob, which had been rug-! this for Minnesota where in Visalia today from Ex- a i she will visit for the next sever- large number of Exeter residents. i wppk? with her mother and then turned south and headed foriother reIatlves- FORMER ANGELENO the Charles Glaze ranch, where; wmiam of Lindsay! tractor, as well as the building itself.

Rocks were hurled through1 the window's of the Firebauglt for the past several home and then the mob turned in San Dieg0 is visiting fPtnS with Visalia triends and relatives, were making an attempt to reach their automobiles. Although they; Mrs. Gail B. Shadmger and Mrs. succeeded in escaping most of e.lt7r snent vesterriav1 them were hit by rocks and the cJde Switzer spent yesterday, glass in their automobiles Was afternoon Exeter.

entirely destroyed. Virit Other. Ranches mob, which had bee mented by the addition of it repeated its performance uced for the three-fold Durnose Pansy Vickers Florence Schueller she would live. u.ed for the three told purpose, A vtolin Meody of Love The girl was unable to I of compressing both time and local address, but said her in Pueblo was at 708 Eas street, FACING TWO VERY SERIOUS CHARGES dis-. tance in the administration of be P'ayed by Arnold Seeger business, the serving as a "flv hetAeen the first And second ucts.

ing laboratory for the scientific study of aviation's motor fuel and lubrication problem, and for the promotion ot air-mindedness. issue up-to-date editions of thiSi guide from time to time. The Standard Oil company of EXTRADITE IIAW AHA SACRAMENTO. Oct 25. Extradition papers for John, More than 10,000 passeneers have California has endeavored to fur-1 tile wanted in Hilo on embl bhteenarrnthsirwfh Vhe ther the progress of aviatlon at meiit pharges, stood approvW eighteen mimUw with the craft eVery opportunity.

Governor Young, upon applh 90.000 covering approximately miles, most of such persons werei inn vntuniu niuhi custoti g.ven their first flight. nn. a awai J- ls ln cus 1 San Francisco. 4-tN another Filipino camp. There the damage was con- Ilce t03a- fined to battering the Filipino's! cars, -as it was at the Hahn and S- B.

McKevitt of the Exeter Livingston ranch, which was at- was Visalia toaay on pWaiter tacked a few minutes later An; ended4 th! winfrpd Deaver of Hammond uate of the University of South- mob auacks the wWte splitting with ffnds in this tUy cTicagotodav from up into small groups and scour- yesterday SesT operttingV mo-nine C0Untry Untl1 earIy th Waldo Eurford, Porterville at-1 confidence game and a statutory Officers Take Hand torney. was transacting business charge against an artist model. Deputy Sheriff S. B. Sherman at the courthouse today.

The confidence game charges was the first member of the were iled by M'ss Ernestine sheriffs office to arrive upon the 1 S2Pr-. R' L- and Peuty scene. Sherman was returning to! S. B. Sherman were conducting his home in Exeter about investigation in Exeter this o'clock, and with Chief of Police afternoon-Alva Joyner, Constable Charles, Mackev and Officers M.

C. Griggs i and W. A. Stillman, rushed to1 the Firebaugh ranch which theyi after spending the past reached just as the mob was 'ew days Wlth relatlves leaving. nere- Threats of Lynching iijg- the identity of the white men About the same time Deputy in the mnh Sheriff Carl Ensign, who was in Young, who said Van Alstyne swindled her out of $5100.

Miss Muriel Limpus, a model, was the other complainant. Van Alstyne said he formerly Mrs. Orval Frye returned to lived in Los Angeles, her home in Santa Barbara last PANTAGES CASE TO JURY LATE TODAY (Continued From Page One) Womens Apparel Reasonably Priced Che merit Style VISALIA i In CHARLESfe UDDY) He remained in Exeier for the Exeter on another case, learned mherXfflin 7 me aid ino outbreak "might UAe Witness stand the physicians other officers in t.nie to aid in Hi. nr.s( t.hpir nrnh. examined the girl for the sf.

who state preventing further damage at the blv nrevented membere of the the day aftpr she said she was Firebaugh place. The crowd di-1 the remain! 1 suited by Pantages. rected its animosity toward Fire- 1 baugh for hiring the Filipinos. Ws near ExeW and members of the mob were camps nPar Exeter' shouting Lynch him! him!" when Sheriff R. and Deputy Sheriffs Charles assert and so far as is known, i The officers who testified for no one was seriously hurt excep- the state that Pantages told one ting Borgman and Layton.

Many story to the jury and another the of the Filipinos were hit bv day of his arrest furnished the rocks, but none was injured ser- weakest kind of evidence, Ford at the ranch. Fugitives in Visalia By that time the rioting had ouieted down and about 200 of the The second aircraft is a Boe- ing biplane, a Pacific coast prod-. uct. It is in the hands of an aeronautical salesman. With this' modern seven-league boots of business, the Standard Oil company has a direct contact with all flying fields of the western United States and can know first hand of activities and requirements of the aeronautical industry it seeks to serve.

As a contribution to the development on the Pacific coast, the Standard Oil company of California now has in operation five 10,000,000 candle-power high intensity aviation beacons. These greats lights were erected by the company at the suggestion of the United States department of commerce, and complement the system of airway lights now being established throughout the United States by the airways division of the department. The Standard lights have proved most successful as a guide to night-flying aviators, the 8tan-dard-Diablo. beacon having been seen from the air at a distance of 150 miles, from the ground more than 100 miles, and from the ocean 80 miles. The five beacons, in addition to being valuable uXU Of the United States department of commerces completed and projected airways, complement the more than 500 daylight signs which the Standard Oil "ompany of California maintains on roofs of its warehouses on the Pacific coast, each sitm giving the name of a town.

They can be read by aviators at a height of several thousand feet. The company furnishes to1 all pilots and those actively engaged ln aviation the only complete descriptive guide of all Pacific coast landing-fields and continues to iously. rj 500 Filipinos in the Exeter dis- The River or Roiflciflic. MARY BEERY JUNECOLLYER CL Qaramount Qicture 100 ALL TALKING trict had fled to this city, where! In cmtpTnfWth( the they remained last, niuht and i J.n Sp thp fact that the they remained last night and said. They described a conversation which Pantages, with his poor understanding of English, was not capable of making, the attorney declared.

Ford was to be followed by De most of today. Their automobiles many of them new sedans, were badly battered, and the glass had been broken out of most of them. Slasher Unidentified i mob quieted down after the arrival of the officers, it is thought by authorities that the trouble has not yet ended. Hill has information concerning some of the ringleaders in the riot, it is said, fense Attorney W. I.

Gilbert and HlIl was unsuccessful in locat-1 and bs expected to make some ar-lthen Fitts was to make the states foday. No clue concerning last address, the identity of the attacking Filipino was secured by officers, and they have apparently given up hope of locating him. First In 15 Years This is the first time that Borgman and devoted his time to securing information concern- The Jury will get the case late today. Court Warns Elliot Gilbert also started an attack on Miss Pringle's reputation but he was ordered to desist by the Sport and Dress COATS On Sale S98.50 Coats W' there has been any trouble of this nature in the Exeter district. or in Tulare county as far as the Filipinos are concerned.

Last year a riot was threatened In the Dinuba district. but was averted bv the presence of deputy sheriffs, who arrived before the trouble started. There was a similar uprising against the Japanese in the Exeter country about 15 years ago. according to Chief of Police Alva court, A man charged with a statutory attack on a girl under age under age can introduce no evidence of that kind," Judge Fricke said. There is no need for counsel to attempt to introduce it In final argument.

The jury is instructed now to disregard these innuendoes. Gilbert went into great detail in attempting to show the Jury the attack charged by the school girl 4. Coats $75.00 Coats Says SlfiOO Couldn't Buy Good Sargon Did "I spent thousands of dollars trying to get back mv health and this wonderful new Sargon treatment did more for me in four weeks than all the other medicines did in 3 years. Joyner of Exeter. The Filipinos I was preposterous because Pan have been working in the Exeter tages had carried no marks of any 5 SPECIAL VALUES For DOLLAR DAY TOMORROW This weekly dollar day event offered by Cross-IIorlock Company is attracting- scores of thrifty new customers each week.

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Large numbers of itinerant white laborers living in the auto camps hatched the scheme and took advantage of the stabbing to carry it out, in my opinion. I Art Vases are caught, Hill said today. Names of seven persons believed to have been involved in the riot were secured by checking on the license numbers of automobiles seen in the vicinity of the attacks. While officers are r.ot certain that the persons whose names have been secured were involved, they were endeavoring to locate them this afternoon. The names, which were secured through the division of motor vc $16.95 Electric Hot Plate One burner plate.

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Hill is considering Harrison, Campbell, California; Lee deputizing the ranch owners, should his investigation this afternoon convince him of the necessity for such a move. Matter of Revenge Attentions forced upon a white girl by a Filipino caused the trouble at the carnival grounds Wednesday evening, officers learned todav. The girl was accompanied bv Borgman, who shoved the Filipino away, and after a few words, struck him. The Filipino is said to have been the same one who attacked Borgman last night, presumably for revenge. May Arrest Leaders Charges of rioting, arson and destruction of property may be lodged against mob leaders if they Metcalfe Flower Shop Temporary Location 112 West Oak St.

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25. Playing water from the fire hose upon the mob which stormed the E. J. Firebaugh ranch here last night, members of the Exeter fire department played an effective part in quelling the riot which for. a time threatened to result in serious injury to Filipinos, employed on the place.

Members of the mob succeeded in burning the barn and damaged cars owned by the Filipinos, but were prevented from three separate attempts to wreck the sleeping quarters by the work of the firemen. The total of injured was brought up to three with the discovery today that Claude Martin of this city had been cut during the brawl at the carnival grounds. FRANK L. JENKS I used to suffer with such awful attacks of indigestion that I was afraid to eat. There was 1 nearly always a dull, aching pain in the small of my back and I was constipated and bilious.

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