‘ ‘bc plainly moi-lied:
. special delivery or
,. dttention as first-class mail.
moo reunions
2 i STMASTERS
HERE TELL 0F
THE NEW RATES
.Clianges to Become Ef-
13'fective Tomorrow —-
~‘;,;Letters. Will Remain
‘Same
New postal rates ihat will be e!-
Iéctive here, as well as in host of-
row, were outlined today by Post-
nesday. were outlined today by Post;-
masters Crowns and Byington.
The new rates will be;
Letters.
Remain at; the same rate. :c per
curiae.
Postal Cards, Past Cards,
Private Mailing Cards.
Government printed postal cards,
1c.
Post cards and private mailing
cards will be- ”c each. This includes
all cards within the size. of post.
cards. whether they bear the words
‘ "Pest Card.” “I‘riiuic Mailing Card,”
(1 not.
Cards bearing these “ ords, even
iliough not within the size tor post
”curds will be chargeable with 20:
postage encli if in print, or the 1-21-
tcr rate will apply it‘ wholly or part-
ly in writing; that is. ‘.‘c per ounce
or fraction.
Second-Ch»: Mutter.
(Newspapers, llagazincs.)
Rates to PUDIiSIlEl‘c‘.’ The changes
in rates are as follows;
Advertising portion.
Old rule. New rate.
is: and 211 20:25 2c inrr lb. '-’C per 117
Ilrd zone 3w 3c
«:11 zone .u H.-
IIlIl zone
61h xour Tc 60
7th zone "u -‘I
52h zone 10c “.11.
l-leudmg Portion: L'Id rate. 1 1-“:
per IIl- Now ian l l‘L‘c JMI‘ lli.
\V'htn llC‘\:l!.ilii‘l‘fi uiItl niugzlzlnos
11'1: lliJIillA 1-) others than the pub-
IlSI'lC'l', tliI: 12m: is :5 ior each 2
ounces (I1 fine: iuii, up to 8 ounces.
\\'liI‘-i1 our 3 ouuccs in weight. 4th
I-lass run-s 31.1.13,
'I'Iiil‘ll-L'luwi L‘Ifllll’r.
)IPIV‘IiilUTIF" and iIl‘Il'li‘d :Iizlztir
up to .3 “Hill t-
Tliird-ciar-H ll"I'.'.Ll‘ \«ill 'I.mbracc
:ill inutt‘. 1' new iilcliidcil in third and
iU'll'II! (lactic:- up in 5 ounces.
Tilt) i'n‘m I..- l l-‘."v Zul‘ kilL‘ll :1
(Ili!lL‘I‘:-‘.
Rook: mo IuI',~ :r-I‘ds. cuttings,
l'Iull.I'-~. won. mums and plants; not
exceeding 5 L‘UllL'lj Iii “Light shall
be. accqited u: :lu- rate of It: for
each L: Ullllaué' mm 5 chums in
weight. 1i» mirth do» lattes apply.
Fourth-Clues .‘lullt‘r.
.‘L.‘1"LI.IlllIA .1in iIriiiixcl mutter.
(Aer 5: Udll‘.’ \.
lI‘ourtliqgiuxfi 1111;; .ii--. iii‘ rume as
I‘l‘u‘iou ,' 1 gm that u “serxice
charge": .li.1ll LII cli. 1 ed in ud-
l'liliuii lu lli 11;:11Lii {)UELUSC. I»)
nit-(111s (I (Hi Is mini-ii. Nu "scri-
l-c «li'iry, ‘ ;- iw-nli iIll 1-:11'14I4Is C01—
ixa‘iui on 111.2"! lIJ'.lIt..~. nut such pur—
rcls must Iiiilllliy l 1;;i'ltcd "mailed
Ivn 2111211 :IvuiIx”
but '11! helium}.
'Iil': LIIIJ lung Igl' I‘H‘ into L100“
I‘th’l‘n’tfli In,
I 1110 \lt‘ljlill «,I' ‘.' liblilltih l'Ic
‘A\"Il‘ ;‘ but llIJ’L on r in pounds . .151:
they 1') pound» ............ . ..'.'0(:
"Nicolai! llundllug’ l’m'ccls.
.\. 13: c u; 2ch in addition to thy.
II,;iii:1i postage 11ml lhI‘: 2c "Spruce
" is n-hnrgiiti. and the purer-l
, . lildiuly iiiui'kL-ll “Special
Handling." i'I‘Iic 3.; “service
iliui'gc" is admitted on parcels col-
timed on rural routes.)
“Such parocls arc to lie expedited
in lite suiiic iiiuiliitr :is first-Class
mutter
“Dunlcflic .llc:_:;i:lr;s .l (13>
1"oriiidcn‘mil) up 10 350.011 . . . . 131':
For induiuiity up tu lUtLOU . 20c
Articles for third-class matter may.
be registered 101' an indemnity up
1.05.25 for :1. rec ot‘ 15c.
Canada. Cuba, BIL-mien and the Re—
public of, Panama. together “ith
other torcigii countiies. remain at
the old rule of 101: for the pres-3m.
Jusuied Ices.
7 7 7" if OId i‘L'uYL New rule.
Lp TI) 3.3.00 ,. ...... 31; 5c
If) to $35.00 TIL: M;
”Up to $50.1“: It)". 101;
1'1) 10 SLUL‘JJU ..... 22c ‘.'Cl(.‘
C. U. D. 1120:.
~ 01d rule New rule.
Up to $10.00 ..... . 100 JL'C
Up to $50.00 . . . . . . lUc 1.3;-
Up to $100.00 25c 25c
Return Imccipis.
Return receipts, showing date of
delivery and the name of the person
who receives the article, may be so-
sured on payment or a fee of 3c in
stamps affixed. Such articles must
"Receipt desir-
ed."
Official matter (penalty matter,
etc.) on which a. receipts is desired,
must be prepaid by a stamp affixed,
3c, the some as ordinary matter.
New Stamps and Stamped Envelopes
ENow denomination stamps will be
issued as follows: 1-2c, 1 1-2c; spe-
fcial delivery, 15c and 201:.
,, Ordinary postage stamps may be
used on letters or parcels either for
"special hand-
——thc latter giving pazcels same
It. is
new
ling’.’
advised, however, that the
' stamps be used for ,“special bond-
ling,” and "special delivery” stamps
ior prompt delivery.
Env elopes:—Numbers 5,812, 13,
:all of the 1 1-2c denomination.
, For prices or these envelopes, add
,‘Locks 7 and Keys Fitted
Umbrellas Repaired
f , Baby carriages lie-Tired
JQRDAN’S
The Shop of a. ‘Thousand Utilities
We Call for andIDeliver “
vex-Street Non-walk
. 1’1an 363‘ .- ,
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l
:1 tren-
I
l
;'I'HE SENTINEL
Tells HoW Motorcycle Policeman Died
To Save Her From Ex-Husband S Gun
PRESIDENT GETS
RELAXATION IN
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 14. -
Marked for death and on the way
to a. lonely spot in the country,
where she was to have been execut-
ed in the presence' of her fiance.
Dorothy Reese, twenty-one, beautiful
divorcee. had abandoned all hope as
to her own fate and “as pleading
for the life of her lover. llhen she
was rescued from the_ clutches of
her kidnapper by a squad of niotor-
cycle policemen after a. desperate-
pistol battle staged 09 a. downtown
street intersection.
But T. B. Knox, a. policeman, is
dead: Carl Rogers, former husband
of Miss Reese, has five bullets in
his body; the girl is in the hospital
with a. bullet. in her_ leg. Enoch
Gregg. tWenty-three.‘ a hardware
merchant, the other principal in the
tragedy, narrowly escaped death.
The divorcee's wedding to Gregg
had been set for May. They were
motoring through the downtown dis-
trict of Memphis when Rogers sur-
prised them by lcaplugvinto their
machine while Miss Reese, who was
piloting the car, was talking with
her fiance. Rogers, who has a po-
lice record. had his pistol in hand.
He prodded the youth and the girl
in the back.
“Drive lust
car.”
Hundreds of pedestrians were on
the streets. The business ztl‘LLl‘y was
jammed with motor traffic.
ll undrcds “‘ithln Call. .
,“1 was paralyzed with Your," Miss
Reese says. "My mngue was dead.
Tliere‘wero hundreds of people all
around — and I couldn't call for
help. .
“1 kilo“ perfectly “ell my 1'01-
moi husband “as going to shoot me
10 (leabiIl “ilh :is little ’l'1,elin_ US if:
a dog. I knew hr: \\ as FQI‘}\-
and prepared to carry
, or I'll kill you in this
loss daring
3
terrific
\"l‘l‘l‘
lilo telling iii iiiglita
running backward.
v7
I'llll.
hazard."
"Drive
Sll‘CPl I"
ordered. lets out through (:regg'g clothing and considered by Mrs. Coolidge as an
She turned into :i side street. he dropped the ‘wcapon, Then the expert in that line. In the days be-
“I had regained my \olcc, as I policeman saw his mistake and ccaa- tore he came tD “'ashingtmu Ml“
thought. It all seems like 8. night- ed ilrlng. Coolidge always accompanied ‘liis
more. But I seem to recall pray- Rogers will be tried for first de- “'IYC on he? STIODping trips in BOS-
im: to my former husband to spare
the lite (it Mr.
I must hurl»;
stopped
"1-H u-
DOROTHY REESE.
‘izis t
his threat regardless-
nnd get‘
the man in the buck
Grrgg.
screamed.
Mill :1 jerk.
join at traffic.
all around r tould hear peo-
‘tn d
There was :1
Autontobilos
“There was a. spurt of flame in
front of my eyes and I hould hear
and see .men shooting their pistols.
I felt. a sting in my flesh. I don't
happened, police say.
The girl screamed as sho'passed a
By ROBERT T. SMALL
motorcycle policeman. He dropped
his machine in the street and ran Special Correspondent of
toward the . car, ordering. the 013- The Evening Sentinel
cupants to stop. The answer was
a. spurt of flame from the, back- seat
and the policeman received a. mor-
tal wound. He literaly crawled to
the car. ,thrust his pistol over the
back seat and fired twice. each but-
lettlinding a‘ target in the body of
lagers, who, although crumpled
back against the cushions, had re-
loaded his revolver and continued
firing.
(Copyright. 1925.)
“'ASHING'TON. April
as such, the President has
ton.
fruit in later spring purchases.
Faces Murder Chet-go.
President Coolidge’s" interest
Other motorcycle policemen came
up.
"Here, buddy," said the dying po-
liceman to Gregg, who had laid hold
of the officer and was endeavoring
to support him. "take my pistol and
his speech to the National
Manufacturers.
ton. The Coolidge family maintain-
ed their home in Northampton dur-
ing the time Coolidge was Governor
of Massachusetts, and Mrs. Coolidge
went into Boston only occasionally,
when her presence was deemed nec-
essary at olllclnl functions.
Many times when Mr. Coolidge
gree murder it he recovers.
Miss Reese obtained a decree of
divorce from Rogers and‘tho res-v
loration of her maiden name a few
months ago. She is employed as :1
stenographcr in ’91 downtown law of-
lice.
I suppose
The car
5'10ng (‘31 YE
TO GET AIR MAIL SERVICE
POSTMASTERS MUST REQUEST IT
\l'ASIlINGTON, April 'lIl.-—I’ost-
muster Grncrnl New issued rcgula-
tions yIT-stI‘Ii'dny governing the lilting
Ills . W . . .
of contracts to trunsporL mail by air "ljlcpnrluirm. rITElCiiiiH and air mail merit :illd flu-"ff" ‘lolstt: “ill n ..
under authority of u remznt law and enthusiasts throughout the country Find Builders Did Not 21:10,,3: :32“; i“: 03 3:5 2:111 h}:
through which .11 llulllIlt‘T (If (xlcn- arc: in zlt'L‘Ol‘d in the belief that the witliout x516 ‘adf‘lco'qnd gonqp‘f” 2m
4 . . -‘ it.
5.1- nice prob-
tli . coming
sions of the air mail
:ibh “ill be m: 1dr.- dining,
sun-1mm.” > , . . . , 11\1:itlon :lbi'oud. ._ 7 .. , matters—~infinitolv more t 12m 1
'th lusliizasiwi- l;'llL‘I-’!I pointed is I‘li‘:i\lI)' :.llI‘->ldl£"d by the Mirlous 0“ Unions 1. , ,, .- ’ , . ‘ a
out that the iirsi stop in bringing I‘llli‘opt‘un gait-rumpus," said u ”‘9' the Ill-SE. La“! of U1." Lm‘
contract air mail routes into cxist- suiicnicm by the department today. 2“," 1?“? some 0‘ her “onion ”mnds'
once would oriciiialc VilUl posh outlining the contract. regulations. ‘VASIUNGTOX. APT” lint—Th? .Ith‘KABS'IILC :10 ha“; him :‘flh‘ me
mislm-s l-x petitioning IIlL‘ post- Air mail contractors. under the Sherman Anti-Trust. law was not tbs: Il“ns:151dsljopp(i11f.. OIuFEmW:
oliicc (it‘lli'fillimlllr as lo the. lll‘Cd 01‘ law. in IliIlIITIOI‘l to mail. may carry \‘iolalcd by the Bundprs Exchange h'ik‘cd . gargnént gr1,3,:),,:.Q“‘33{d3:5.
- .iublhhin: no“ air mail xoutcs be-
t w o 1‘: n
liflSS"‘ll",.'“l'9-’.
:1 pa
{Wight
different cities.
sirlcriiig Mich pctillons the Postmas—
iI‘-r (2i llCFflI will ULIH'TITS‘.’
lilstft‘t-tii‘kn.
opt-ration of the new law will plncu
.hircrimi (Ill
1‘ with
which in most cases
:i ml express.
was out for :1 walk in {11'} shopping
district of the Hub. and his eye
would catch a hat. or :1 dyer-‘3 or a
pal of shoes that :ii‘ipczilod to him,
he oterl the price. the style and the
goods. and lost no time in commu-
iiicnllng his discovery to his Wife.
“'hen next she \‘ieitoil 'hc ‘tnte
Home the Gov-eirmr “on. 'd join hm
on the bargain hunting oipcditions.
Mrs. Coolidge always rimiittni ed
that her husband had good sludg-
:“OPEN SHOP”
CASE DECIDED
BY U. s. COURT
After con-
t‘or bids in
Break Anti - Trust
Law'in Coast Fight
her husband.
c orcl'l
omm ‘1 "llr‘ has so much patience in such
the Industrial asset-lution and 01h- slst uéon lookin: further: ind \i-mzld
, , , , , , t San Francisco and in th
3.! pet thousand 1-2 chlhlln': 1mm»; , . , , ' ‘ en; 0 8 found u.-.-t -l - ' l wanted “
“S1. ' ,New 11d“ Applies to gfight {or the open shop. the Su- 0: £013,522; is impossible nona-
Moucy Orders, ;( ouple Killed B)’ Train preme court decided 3952231513? in days (or the P10: =ident to accompany
revorslyig the lower courts. Mrs. Coulidp on her shopping tours
uld Foo l‘or Sending. i
I
it to $2.5” .............. :;« _ \ .. . ,. . l The court held . i , ' -_-
$2.51 {'0 35",“ IIIIIIIIIIIIII 'i-c l.i.ll,il..lr.P()l’\l‘ .‘Dl‘li i.i,;—-.l‘ilci . opposing tin; uni01:12:13];0:13:35: most clnih on its through the site)-
35311 to Sltwv ............... m: I' ““3“" 0" ”infill?“ 1- and 1‘1“th M” of i-ietruining interstate commerce ping Q‘S‘Y‘Ct and when he 39:5 bncir
$10.01 to sown 1nc§colims who “no killed April 5 by in building materials. ‘0 ”‘9 Wm“? HOW: 13115 MS ““6 =1”
‘20.“ to Saw-11 . 33C a. railroad ~nginv‘r :it the Carson —‘ he has seen in the windons.
3‘3“”! 1” $1M” " ' ' ' """ "3"Islr. y»: crossinc. was placed in the; The extent. to which the federal Even 1" Eh" 535’“ N’mm M“ C00“
3"““1 1” 35"“"Q ~ - 1“ Il unis ol' Anni.» 1'. Fri... or South. 30"61‘nment may intervene in an in- my: 23'"? mm ”mm“ ”mmnm’“
$30.01 to scan-cu .............. 1m: in no" ‘15 “Jumns‘rmnx “study... dustrlul strike within a. state was Mrs' £00,313" “‘35 known _“5 0’“: or
$60.11] to $751M.) ............ _ , This is ”1,, f‘rst misr- in 11“.; local “.30 at issue in tho Supreme.court case ”“3 NM”: dressed women ‘3, 313853”
start to $1“L'.‘JU .> swim... WW, “,Mwu nu“. m“- “m”, brought from San Francisco in an Chuzsetts. Many Women, \szth rich
. n , - _ Il‘llit‘fi that “hm a, man and “lie arc appeal by the Industrial assodiition husbands. spend for more than she
59“ 1”: IOI' 59'1“"!!4- ’ . . . . . . did but few “er-Imam n r “11w
, ;Iin'il .illvd .111 on accident it is pm. of that 01!) and others. - r PF 01‘“ -
1‘3 ‘0 33")“ ----------------- 3";suniml that lhI‘y «llml simtilluneous‘ T110 powers 0f the federal SOV- ly attired on public occasions, due
33.51 to $5.1m .. . . . . . . . . - - . . - .1 7“ ii. cruicnt in railroad. coal mine and largely to Mr. COOH‘15<"‘S 50°" “‘5‘“
5:).01 TO $l(l.“U . ............ " \“UHH,1. I- Kill (LUIIIDITPHITOH in this Oillcl‘ strikes affecting directly “1.. in EUCIX lllfltll‘I‘Si .
No.01 to Stimuli “III I'l' rlu- distribution of u terslzite Commerce have been well And :15 {01’ ”1'3 PresidrnL—qi Am-
$:t.I.Ul,to $411,qu .. ..m. l, . msumnm “Una. Wm...“ (’Sluillishell, but the contrntion in hex-st. he “as considered on}. of the
$40.01 to $60.00 Lolliiis curri-Id in furor oi? his. tIlt: San Francisco “open shop” con- be“ GP’SS'J‘ men in 90‘1639- 1.3““;
$60.01 to $541.90 M“... It is ””1“th that n... ,“0 up, was that it had no interstate is plenty of proof or this. Pictures
$80.1Il to $1004in
I
Motor; 10m!
:ilioul
:\"lwllli‘l
encourage mo to hold on? until i
in the capital but. he sun taxes ni-
taken at the time Sh-\v iiim .is the
inspect and hence on: a mutter for
‘ xeritable Beau Brummcl of his class.
llc cred carried a “nil-um: stick.
Radio Reaches Expedition Feared Lost
most of the photographs ‘iibclosin;
a nutty litic cane in his Ilfll.'J.
President Harding always carried
a. cane on his walking tour: about
\K‘ashingtoii. Mr. Coolidge nowa-
5L
days swings his hands clear.
The cmmln lli‘td not “on; about
the Coolidge iialdrobe. ,1: “21171307
TuTind uppiopriutc £01 all occasions.
the state government alone.
San Francisco had long been
known as a “union" city prior to
February, 1921. when the “opvn
shop" case had its gent-sis. _’l‘ho
building industry there had particu-
larly been dominated by labor
unions, and the trouble began when
members of in her unions not only
refused to work alongside nun-
union labor. but also refused to
work with union men not members
of local organizations. 'Arbitrators
in April of that year reported fail-
ure to bring the employers and
employes into agreement. and the
union workmen went on strike to
prevent “open shops." The employ—
ers joined issue. determined through
their control over building mater»
ials to gain mastery. In September
an armistice was arranged. but in
the following March hostilities broke
out afresh. with renewed bitterness,
when the plumbers union demanded
that all non-union men be dis-
charged.
I . l"1le All
Iiliiilll
i m
BERMUDA
”I
ll: ii”
in”? ‘I
”i I; in
AAA:
. . "iiIlIliii
warren-
Equipped with every known scientific device a group or men and women or sclenw aboard this ship ’
are probing the mysteries of Sargasso Sea, “The Graveyard 0! Missing Ships”
their safety when wireless oomnnuflmtlon ceased {or days.
1mm; mmnmemxcr‘mgg.
11
“William
H
HG HSLOCSAT-JO OF: -A'RGA$S‘O 'SE
rho conference room of the scientists about. the Arcturus and Expedlflon’s leader William Boobs.
In May, 1923, the federal gox'ern-
merit entered the field. It contended
that conditions had developed into
a. restraint 0!. interstate commerce
in violation of the Sherman anti-
trust act. It brought suit against
the industrial association and other
commercial and industrial organ-
izations which had been co- operat-
ing in fighting the unions. The cm-
ployers had refused to sell building
materials to those who were 'not
opposing the unions, the government
contended and the Builders. Ex-
change and the Master Plumbers
association as well as other 0152m-
izatlona and various firms and in-
dividuals were charged with collus-
ive'sbldding. in ”determining who
should engage in rturnishing build-~
in: materials. and who should be
emgpyed. and in using threats to
drive out objectionable competition.
The same parties had been guilty,
the government asserted of fixing
wagos,clrculht1ng secrekblack lists
. o! builders :who refused to pain the
moWement. . coercing those who
Fear was entertained 1
Finally the rcdio linking mfiubnshedmd
SHOPPING TOURS
Takes Interest in
Household Buying —
remember any more.’ I was in a
hospital when my senses ieturned." ' ‘Nr ~
Her storyiwus found to 'be a Alded lfe “rhlle
faithful ,desripuon of just what Iliass. Governor
14.—De-
spite the fact that the White House
solemnly has let it be known that
neither the President. nor Mr. Cool-
idge'purchased any Easter clothes.
done
more “window shopping” this spring
than almost any person in Washing.
This Window gazing will bear
in
both men's and women's attire re-
vealed publicly for the first time in
{tort
may have surprised
the country in general. but. to New
kill him if he shoots again," Englanders it was no news. Ifls old
0’ (my “1110 saw the policeman prostrate m associates in Northampton and in
‘ the street and Gregg with the of- Boston have known for some time
Off 3'1”“ Another motorcycle polfccman‘ that he was not only intOI‘CSlPd All
seat ficer's pistol. fired twice. Both bul- SUCh matters. but 315° that he ‘5
.I
ll.
, I“r1ICl‘ilA pcnitrntia ry.
. ~W WWW
o-“
WITNESS, FOR
CHAPMAN HELD
F OR EXTOP TION
Alibi M a 11 “Arrested
Leaving Oflice of At-
torney Groehl in
; New York City
YORK. April
"0 Brooklyn
i4. — Lgie
stationery
of the
rifcont
Gerald
Ceca pod
Xli\\'
Chasinin.
store
I‘hii‘f nIiIIl
Hartford.
mull rel-her
convict. for the murder of Patrol-
man James L. Skelly. was arrested
last night by detectives on a warrant.
charging him with extortion.
.x arrest “as made: us Cliastain
was liiilVlllg the law office of Fred-
eric}. J. Groclil. Who defended
Chapman.
.Tlic complainant. Alfred Bert.
insurance bro‘m‘r, charged Chastain
with obtaining STI“. and demanding
I) :1. work for lit-u on the threat
exposing "CLX‘ldIl‘. iniormufion"
about Bert.
At the L‘hapmun trial. Chastain
testified that Chapman had been in
his store on the night Skelly “as
lxillvd. Clinstnin admitted he had
born a prisoner-nurse and had
cared 'i‘or Chapman in 111-. Atlanta
was our:
the
0‘;
11 mi
Q\\‘ht_1‘, \x’h")
ii‘
r
v. lIllC swe
trizil iii Conn..
Clio pmaii.
"- :2
(If
Plenty Of Rum, Bunk—
Pussyfoot Johnson
.\L‘\\‘ \"L-‘l‘xli. April 14.—Condi—
lions in the L‘nited tSatcs regarding
the Use of liquor are "just like a
Sunday school compared with “hat
tin-y were before the. “or." “’illium
l I. (“l:11<syi'o.oL" L. .lohirsoii,,ijry, 43431;.
,Zix-T-ri'. said yeslrrdny when ’1': ar-
rhui hero tor speaking tour in
the east. V
I “It‘s all bunk—this talk about
liquor being as plentiful throughout
the country :is before prohibition."
he said. adding: that he has made
LiI_N"t‘l'\':iTTOnS during a tour through
the :iiiddh west, just completed. lie
will speak in 'Darien, Conn.. Thurs—
any.
1L
builders into the movement by
withholding loans.
Those whom the government
sought to enjoin- replied that none
of tho alleged illegal acts charged
against them were directly connect-
ed with interstate commerce. and
that while some had refused to sell
certain building materials produced
wholly in California to persons who
would not agree to maintain an
"open shop.” interstate commerce
had not been restrained.
The federal di~t1 ici: court :1! San
I iancisco. “hile disclaiming any in-
tention to interfere in the industrial
conflict. found that there had been
a. restraint of interstate commerce.
and enjoined these engaged in
fighting for an "open shop" from
placing any restrictions upon those
who could purchase building‘ ma-
terials coming into the state in in-
terstate or foreign commerce, from
interfering with the free movement
of building materials, plumbers and
other supplies produced outside Cal-
ifornia, and from attempting to
pret cent the shipment of such sup-
plies into the state.
Insisting that the lower court had
been in Ciro; in finding that there
had been any restraint of interstate
commerce, the Industnsi Associa-
tion and others associated in the ap-
peal asserted that the strike had‘
terminated before the government
acted and that the grounds of com-
plaint urged by the government had
ceased to exist. They contend thi
discrimination no longer existed in
the building industry in San Fran-
cisco, declaring that workmen were
now employed Without regard to
their union status.‘ and the contro-
IN a natural background, '
with brown, red and
navy, trimmed with brawn
kashmir and bone buttons.
Ladies Home Journal
i Pattern No. 4627
With the “Minerva Guide”
Tristram 6-? Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Gm Store
Wall Street
\ Norwalk, Com
Early summer issue of Ladies
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Sand Cave Nearly
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CAVE CITY. April H. ——- Sand ice-m»; 5 y.
Cave, claimant of the life of FloydI ram :1
Collins. cave explorer. trapped 31- neck “as ‘-
mer Hays in its death chambgr for
more than an hour yesterday.
Shifting rocks of the cave sud-
denly blocked the passage of the
lateral leading from the shaft. to
t‘ollins‘ body as Hays. :a member of
the party now trying to release Col-
lins‘ body. “as about to ascend the
crawl way in the lateral. A rope
was used to pull Hays to safety. The
arc-idem resulted in an order prohi-
biting anyone from entering the
cave by way of the lateral tunnel.
which is .35 fee: under ground
DEATH ACCIDENTAL. ',
BRIDGE-SPORT. Conn.. April 14.—
Henry Godish, 42. 164 Grove street.
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suit. 02‘ an accident Coroner John J.
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