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Ranker Quicker on Draw and
? "Bu?r* Hullew's Career
? Is Ended.
4.
I'AS FORMER OFFICER !
Six Notches Found (.ut on
Slain Man .- Re
tt volver.
* i I * \ Associated 1'ross 1
? WICHITA ) \U.P. TKX.. May 5.? !
Kormfr Hcputy Sheriff "Hud' Ra 1 -
U w. partlclpa til In numerous Run
fights during his career as a law
ofilcor and wounded ?n one nr two
occasions. was shut nrd kdj^d t?? ? 1 :*y
J'hcn police visited Potnitio Varlor.
wlier*- >i disturbance was i ? ortnl to
Ce i" progress. .1. W. M< ormick. ?
furmrr Star.' Kar.ccr and now elilof
of police, who surrt nderod aft??r tin
Shooting. said l.o llred as Halle.v
uas reaching for his pun. <'no < f
tjie live sl.ots tired entered Hallow's
head. Two pistols woro found on
PalKvv p body. one of 4-en!Iber.
ailvcr-mounted at. I cticravt-1 withj
what appeared lo be six not. lies nit ,
under the barrel. The ..thor v.;.- an'
tfriadornod .44-callbcr.
to Attorneys for McC'ortnick waived i
an examining trial, a- 1 h:s bot.il
was set a' $1 ,i>P0. Fifteen nanus of ;
rjt!7.onR woro aillxed to .to bond. an.I j
Mi-Cormiok was released
. Pev.'lojim. jit* brought ..tit alleg .1
tjiat MrCornii. k had none to tliy
Iloiiilno l'arlor with t'hief of Pclcc
tTves Miller In response to a call
that there was a dlsturltam o. i|o
found Ha How standing nonr the bar.
it was statod.
""I walked tip to Hallow,* said
Chief McCormlck. ?"and said. ?Hud.1
ypu aro under arr-st. give me your
pun.' He didn't niako a move, and 1
l? said. *Put tip your hatid < and I
will net It myself.*
"Ho half-way turned arouml and
said. You're Just out ..f lu-k Then i
he reached f,.r his b?ii ..ti his left
side. 1 boat/him to it and shot."
KXCSAOEH IN MAW
\ti: ?;t \ kh.iits
? AUDMOnK. OKU , May "Hud"
Ballew, who was killed today in
Wichita Kails, was a deputy sheriff
here under "Ruck" Garrett, ousted
from office last winter on charges
of lax law enforcement. Hallow was
oyio of the men wounded las: Feb
ruary 20 in a Bun Jigt-.t at the court
h3>use here, in which five men were
wounded.
! Ballew had a reputation for his
ability to handle a "six Run." lie
was deputy sheriff here during some
of the most sensational periods of
;.rrtmor?'s history. When three men
were killed near Wilson, Okla , last
December, apparently as tho result of
an organized raid by men in motor
cars, who charged tho slain men with
bootlegging, Hallow aided in arrest
ing-* several of the alleged slayers.
He later testified that one of tho
accused had told tilm that tho Ku
Kltix K.an was involved in the at
tack.
During his services as a law offi
cer, Ballew cnpiiRHl in half a dozen
or more gun battles, in wh> h ho was
attempting to arrest men, In which
eeveral fatalities resul'.od <">n..- oc
curred In the oil !'eld di-trlet with
an alleged outlaw named I'ete Hy
nunv. and resulted m t>i<> wounding
of Hallow and tho death of Hynum.
Hallfw had appeared when Hynum
is said to have btjea staging a hold
up. ... *.? . '*
URGE GOVERNMENT TO
HOLD MUSCLE SHOALS
rPv Asnnrlllted Pre*? ]
"W API 11 NO TON. May f. -Govern
ment rr-1?*tiI;? ? ;i i f the nitrate and
pow>r projee'.t- at M11?>o 1 r- fchnnln. '
Alabama, ratlnr ?r. ;t r? their lease >>r
ft ale to j-r \ a i e InlM i >:?, wa* in p ? >!
today b> Jl. I.cv< r.iii:. .1 r.vil on-'
Sinter of J.ms Atm <?*, r'n!.. In teatl- i
fylnsf before tl.<- r.ato ARrlculture
Committee in support of Chairman
Norris' t .11 j rcposltikr a ^ >vemment
owned i <rp(iratltin for d?-\elopment
of ;li^ Mu- Je Sliotilp territory.
Mr. Leverlrp declared i!s-? i-i.iinnii
t'f fhoul<l ii< v. r accept a private
offer until V.e !md drafted 'in a ?ouml
Jmslnepr. t .if s t v-ontent. ? whl'h
was a pre* -l on ;>? SYi:a: r Koinli uk,
Uernocrat Vyon up, w !. 1 ":Ii;?t*<*
what I want t" j?c. 1 ill 1 haven't
*(en it
NI in Orililifini-f n( Ku lililt.
SArUAMKNTu, CAI. Ma., J - Ail
ordinance nuiK.nK i? in.law! n; tor any
perBon t > a|>; ear !i pul.li wearing
a "mask. cowl. ap, hood or other
thins cor.ctalir.c the identity of the
wearer' was pR"^fd here last nixlit
by the (?lty c . .lie ordinance
wn hfiiil to have been aimed at th?
K n K n x K at
Mothers' Day?May 14th
R KM KM IIKit ;.!<?' i
ers' ! ?uy- w ?' '? I
you are f-" ('irlui.nl
I.a vi
mother .still with jo
firwia'D ;i plant or . ? ??! a*
tractive flower* from y i it
mother ha* pat." ; ?.\r i th r.ver
you can I' ll hot i i 1. r r . mor>
with flowers whftro hhe
We wouid he |jlea/-e(l to he||i yo I
make belCCtlOriK. J'hOI ' h I'.alti.Olph
1786- 3771.
JOHN L. RATCUFFE
riowen ??r wire Anyivhcrf.
2(IO Wrat Itrond Mrrrf.
?F FIRST MM
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(ilaimrtl Descent Ian t of (.oi>i
cuti Kxiclcil From Colombes
Domain l?y Couii.
II.t John O'llrlcn.
I'A MS. Mi) ii. Louis Napoleon
Kugone Ma\im i) ian I.anient Massoii.
grandson .if Napoleon I . according I"
his own story, lias just heen Ig nom
inousl\ expelled from Ills domain,
near t'olombes. a suburb of Paris.
The proprietors of the ground ocoii
pled by l In self -styled mo Ion of the
Man of rtostiiiy cialmed It i.i 11) o '
courts ami their right was uphold. !
r.?|iiilKl?n n Shuck.
Till* expulsion WHS H yltoi'k to the
Inhabitants of tlii- little vlllaRf, who
had never doubted the historic aeon- i
racy of Masson's tale, lie even horc
ft certain resemblance to the Kit tie j
Corporal. although 60 years of age. j
Aocordtnjj to his story, when Napo- j
leon was fleeing from Waterloo 4 he |
stopped to Change horses at a fiost
station In I'ictliy. In the department j
of I'as-ile-i'ala is. The manager of (
the post, an Irishman, had fled, leav- j
lug heltittd his wife, a young Span- j
Ish woman of noble origin named
I'.osnila de Mcndes. l>ona Itosalia
received the imperial visitor with
such cordiality that the heart of the
Kmperor was touched, and when he
continued his Jonrne.v to Parts she
accompanied him. Historians are
sill tit regarding till* love episode, liilt
Mas-oil was firm in his assertions
that his mother was the daughter of
the Spanish beaut \ and the fallen
dictator of Knrope. Whatever may be
the fact. It is certain lliat Ma niton
received bis pretentious )'hrlstlan
names In due form at the time of
his baptism.
Preserves Ills ??Archives."
With Impressive dlunity. Musson
Ronaparte watched the destruction of
his chateau?built of lumber and
rusty sheet iron?and listened to the
edict of the court expelling him. One
h.iriii behind his back, the ather stuck
between the first and second but
tons of his ancient frockcoat. he was
a perfect model of Napoleon on the
RHlcorphojj going Into exile. "I for
bid you to touch my archives." he
roared at the court officials super
Intending the execution of the de
cree. lie Gathered up what he called
his archives, consist I tic of hundred:
of documents and plans relating tr
Inventions, and strode away to erect
h new castle in the neighborhood
muttering something about "the re
turn from K1 ba "
Rules Can't Seize
Turtles With Liquor
ISpecin' to Thp 'riHii<5-l'ispiitch.l |
WASHINGTON. May 5.? It was
determined horn toiltiy
Mint prohibition enforcement of
ficers may not ninki' soup out of
turtles found in Ji person's liquor
itirs! Tin- lioiH'h rati lo confis
cated. lint tint the turtles.
Tin' house <>f Hubert Arnold, a
llsherma:i liviiiK on the V1 ru liua
side of the Potomac. was raided,
ami a lartrc l>ox of liquor seized.
iti the boMmu of Hit' box. tin
der the jutfs of booze, nix lar?re.
live turtles worn found anil car
ried away by the onioers.
Today superior ofliiors re
quested that thoy bo returned to
Arnold.
1'ndor tho law, it was bold, rnid
i>rn woro not entitled to that Hurt
of livo stock.
PROTEST POLLUTION
OF NAVIGABLE WATERS
[By Associated Press. 1
WASHINGTON'. May fr.?The bath
infc bench Rirl ami tlto lolistcr have
suffered alike from pollution of
navlKithlo waters by oil-burninn
ships, the Mouse Poreiini Affairs
Commit too revealed today In a io
port on a resolution rcqtiestlnu the
Presldi nt to call a conference of
maritime nations to stop it.
Aside from the lire hazard resulting
from the piling up of oil was'e alonn
ttie docks, the report .??howed that on
the A'lantic, I'a.iilc and tit. Gulf
lobsters, oysters and fish of all sorts
wire lieinu destroyed to nr. alarming
extent, and that l>;ttli!n>r beaches had
been greatly damaged because of the
pollution.
! U. S. TROOPERS TO QUIT
CORLKNZ BY .11 LY I
II ity Associated Press 1
C1 'liliKN/S, May f?.?The sooond
j battalion of the Klffhth lnfantr> has
! been order, d held here until .Iniio
1 IS. The battalion was scheduled to
| sail May 23, for Port Moultrie. The
| chief of staff said the so troops ?ire
i beiivc held because quarters for tliem
: were not available in the United
.States at present He declared, how
ever. that all troops of tlie Ameri
can army of occupation "would be
on their way to the PuUod States
before the first of July.
Mens' Shirts
at $1.65
There is never a reduction in the quality of our
Shirts, but this is a very decided price reduction.
Beautiful patterns in line quality percales, well
tailored and finished in every detail. Patterned
to allow ample fullness where freedom is needed,
but well-fitting where fit is desired.
Burk <& Company
Home of Hart SchalTner & Marx Clothes.
OX-EM PRESS ZITA
TO SAIL FOR CADIZ
l My AsRorlntod Pross.l
KUNCUAL., .M ADKtR A, .May 5.?|
Tin- lornu-r Austrian Kmpnsw SSIla
am! her family will sail from hero
for ('ttdix on May lrt.
I'rppnro In IIitHvp I'jimllj.
M A I>I{11 ?. .\la\ Preparation ..f
Kl I'artlo I'alaii fur th<? rooopt ioti
nf fiirn.cr Kmprrss Zlta ami hor
family has Ifuilti. arcordltm i<i K1
I Mario. Tin- paper also sa> s that
Kiln; Alfonso's appoal lo tin* Ktlro
ppan RovoreiirtiR to provldp adc
nuatoly for Xita lias been frrantPd.
| STRAY DO(;S 11 KM) IN
i POI NDS SIXTY IIOURs
NORFOLK. VA. May f..?The pol
icy of kilUnp inuupdiatoly nil Mray
nnllooiiRod doRs hy canto wnnlnn#
I has Iti'on aholishod In tho Dopart
' mom of tiaiiio and Inland Fisheries
' of Virclnin.
j This annoiini*?motH was mailo yen
; tor-lav hy t "onimissiotior \V Mai'
lionald I.oo, who said ho had issued
Instrip'Sions to all wardens to take
thoni, only aftor holding thorn thoro
for sixty hours. This policy has
hoon adopted to permit tho owners |
of ?lr?K? to roninim thoin and pay tho !
tnsos nnd (lnf>s.
To Mcfl nt Wlnntno-Snlt'lil.
tiUKKNSnOItO. X. c:.. May B.?-Win
Mon-Sal'ni was chosen n.? llie placo
of mooting In l!>23 nt th?? North Car
olina P<??lrra t Ion of Womcti's < "hilis
111 rt inc. which adjourned shortly
liefnre ll.mn
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SATURDAY
New Song and Dance Hits
I**o! I owing ?ir6 tin- nu>Ht popular sohk mul dance hits i:? t n*? now
May list of Victor Kocnrds Conic in ami we'll cludly ploy th in foi
you. or tall us (Murlinnu and wo will hciicJ them up.
J'hoi;?? nm! Mull Orders promptly (lllcd.
Popular Songs
r.r.l,U t--lnch. sM.r.O?(A) Tlir: waooi.r O' TIIK KII.T; (R? riclka
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Harrison; (It) TIIOSB DAYS AUK OVBIl. by Albort
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TIMIC A FT Kit TIM 10. by Honry Hurr.
Dance Records
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by \Ybit<'iiian s orchestra
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Oldest Mtisic House in Virginia ami North
Carolina.
BEGINS MAY 14
TIIK
Every Sunday Excursion
teKSSSSSmKOBOBBHUeS
KUI'MI-TKII* FA It KS:
NORFOLK $2.00
OCEAN VIEW $2.25
VIRGINIA BEACH $2.50
Leave Itroari Street Station 8:15 anil 0 A. 31.
KVKItV SUNDAY
ru;n^u?;;ui'n;;;vi?'?v.t?nu^uir.iivn,;3gn
'!(?
SURGEONS OPERATE AS
FIRE THREATENS ROOM
[ Uy Assoclr'ed Press.]
THE I'M L> Li icy. OREO.. May
While (lrc swept tho walls of an
operating room, two surgeons her?
fought the (laines and completed an
operation on a child's appendix, it
was learned today. Doctors V. C.
Staats and 1<. A. Boimnn had made
an incision when the flames were
noticed behind an overheated ster
ilizer. One placed tiro extinguishers 1
while tho other completed the op
eration. l)r. Slants was overcome
by smoke, but the child was removed
in safety.
CHARGE MINISTER
fired ins an K<;n
(Continued Krom First Page )
that he had obtained Information
supporting the theory that the ab
duction was "a frame-up."
On Wednesday .Mr. Irwin an
nounced he bud res Ik ned his pas
torate and was quitting the com
munion of the Prc-jbyterlan Church,
hut that he was not leaving Ltwton
Several days previously the board of
session which had supported the
minister, Announced it hail resigned
and would take to the Oklahoma
synod what it termed the ??perse
cution" of the mlninter.
Kvldence on which the charges of
arson were based, the county attor
Moonshine or Dark, All
Chickcns Look Alike
|lly Associated Pre?.*. |
JACKSONVIIJiK, KliA., Mnv f. --
John Adams, "It-year-old ihki'd.
who Munit'l|ial Judge lipi'klnim
several weeks ago sent to Jail
"to remain until tin* moon shines
ajjaln," declaring that clilckcii
thioves operate only on dark
nights, ami who was released last
month when I ho moon became full.
Rot thirty days today for explod
ing the Heck ham theory.
The moon was shining last
iwght, hut. nt that, clouds ob
scured it Intermittently. Artams
was attached in a chicken house
by n rooster, and the owner of
the fowls, awakened l>y the row,
licid him at the point of a shot
l!un until the police arrived. In
court today Adams told Actinia
.ludKc Madison, scrvla# during too
absence of .111 <1 He k ha in ?.t a
convention of railroad men In
('loveland. tihlo, that. because of
his age, lils eyesight was poor,
and he hail entered the henhouse
in the belief that It was his home.
ney paid, was obtained by placing
telephone devices In * room where
the minister and elders were await
ing to !>e called as witnesses In the
I n ves c'ga Hon <>f the church lire*
Their conversations were recorded
nt.d the county attorney until the In
formation thus obtained was made
the basis of the chaice.
WU PEI FU FORCES
IN FULL CONTROL
Continued From Klrst Pane )
] attributed to"lack "of tin- support li
expected from tliv south', i n jirov
i liieos. the neutrality of
mid tho failure of Dr. Sun Vat Sen.
head of the southern government in
('anion, to send ail expedition north
ward to operato against < Scleral Wu.
tikntsin i>a\icky as
ItKSUliT (?!?? I.IN'H IIOI I'
[By Associated 1'ron*. |
TIENTSIN, May r?.?-Thin olty, al
ready panicky In fear ?>r tho conse
quence!* of the defeat of Oonor.il
('hang Too J,lti"<? troops, had a soni<
during <I'?* night. owing to the nt
rlval of eight trains of l-'cngtlen
| troops from Kcngtai. and* rumorn
that they Intended to loot tho town
Tlio cornn'.iHHloner of foreign nffalis
appeared to ? the llrltlsh consul for
assistance.
The Krench consul and comman
dani were c^uuiunicat'?<! wl. h and
1 immediately r*-eiiforeed the l-'ranch
military posts at Tientsin. At 1 A.
M. all was quiet again.
The Amerlcnn cruiser lluron
reached Taku today, and dlsom
harked 1 r.0 marines, re-enforcing tho
American garrison at Tientsin,
which In addition to ordinary d?
1 fon*?< duties, is assuming protection
of American properties In the |{ns
! ,v|ali concession.
-?
Slnycr of Kour to I'nee Trial.
! 1,'kA KSV1I.UK, MISS. May f.?
Onirics Keller, of Stale Mne. Miss,
slayer of four men on March IT.
t will he put on trial here f.ir his life
Monday.
Uurot/iG
GVS
B R 0 A D A T F I 1-" T H
frf>r<iKn iifn.-r* in l,on<Ion. Part.-, isruswrls. Helfast ami Milm
Announcing a Remarkable
Purchase and Sale of
5,000 Bottles
Imported Perfumes!
j
(he
Odors!
U()8C
Lilac
Maybell
Lily of
Valley
Edel Flower
Orchid
Violet
Ideal
Heliotrope
Etc.
?to be Sold at
Less Than One-Half
the usual retail
prices!
l*ST unpacked from their for
eign wrappings?a wonderful
collection of the. famous
"IIlDALtSO" Perfumes awaits
your selection!
The very breath of oxcj uisit o
flowers. imprisoned with the orig
inal delicate and lasting odors,
through a process that the best
foreign manufacturers know so
well!
And because of their delightful
fragrance and their unusual and
beautiful containers, these per
fumes offer themselves for the
dressing tables of the most dis
criminating.
SINCE this is the largest collection of perfumes
ever assembled in any one sale in Richmond,
and since the prices are so remarkably low (less
than one-half the usual retail prices), we feel that
this is a splendid opportunity for the selection
of Perfumes for gifts and prizes.
The entire 5,000 bottles grouped into three im
mense lots and priced at 'jr?c, o"ic and lh'>c.
at 25c
?CONCENTRATED ESSENCE of Rose. Lilac.
Lily of the Valley, Edel Flower and other delight
ful odors (containing no alcohol), put up in
' s-ounce glass vials and packed in unique wooden
boxes.
?ALSO >/? ?nd 1-ounce bottles of perfumes in
dozens of styles and odors.
at 55c
?INDIVIDUAL bottled perfumes, 1-ouncc and
1 '/..-ounce sizes, offering a wide choice of odors
that usually retail for more than double this
price.
?AND beautifully boxed perfumes that will make
acceptable gifts. ?
at 95c
?1 and 2-ounce bottles in unique glass contain
ers, some fitted with cut glass stoppers and
packed in satin-lined gift boxes. The fragrance
and quality of the perfumes are equal to those,
selling for $2.00 and $3.00.
Snl<? 11ml Display on
Main Kluor