Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 23

WALTON APPEAL TOFEDERAL COURT * Governor Wants Trial Halted on Grounds It Is Klan Conspiracy. Dy the Associated Presa. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., November 7—The federal court at Lawton, Okla., has before it the matter of in- tervention to halt the impeachment trial of Gov. J. C. Walton. Acting on the executive's charges that he cannot obtain fair trial be- fore the state senate because the legis- juture and the Ku Klux Klan in Okla- Tioma have conspired to remove him trom office, the court this afternoon will jear Gov. Walton's application for & vrit to compel his prosecutors ‘to how cause why an order restralning legislature from Lun!mulng the 1 should not be issued. At the same hour Gov. Walton will appear before the senate rt here to enter his formal plea to thetwen- y-two charges of official mfisconduet constituting the bill of impeachment. "The actual trial will begin/ tomorrow unless a federal court mandate pre- ents, The house board of' prosecution haracterizes the governor's appeal or the federal writ as “another at- tempt to delay the triall In filing the petition Gov. Walton charged that a majority of members of the senate court ave klansmen and that they have agreed to render a judgment removing him from office “under the influence of the same pas- ion and prejudice” which actuated the house board of managers “in ~wrongfully and unlawfully engaging n the prosecution of the plaintiff upon preleuflul articles of Iimpeach- ment.” “INNER PRAYER” PLANNED Organization of Christian Fellow- ship to Aid Churches. DENVER, Col, November 7.—“The Tnner Prayer and Evangelistic Cir- les of America, an organization of lan fellowship, prayer and serv- help build up our church mem- spiritually and win men to was organized here vebterday. dam J. Deits of Hutchinson, Kan., named national president and W. W Bu«mrd Cleveland, Ohio, It was announced that E. C. Brow- nell, e general secre of the Y. M. C. in Melbourne, Australia, will' rezurn to this country in uary, 1924, havi amed general field s Light passes from the moo: eatth in one and one-fourth BLEW MINE TO KILL SELF, OFFIGIALS SAY |m Alberta Indian in Explosion When |® Sought in Murder of u Girl. = - By the Associmted Pres u LETHERIDGE, Alberta, Canada, |l November 7.—Joe Blackhorse, alias Two-Stab, an Indian, who was ar- rested yegsterday in connection with (ll the murder of sixteen-yearsold Win- g nie Tollestrup, attempted to commit suicide by blowing up his coal mine | while e was In it to avold arrest, it wiis believed by officials. Blackhorse WwAs in a serious condition when he was found. It was expected, however, that he would recover, " The alleged slayer of the high 1school girl, whose body was found in & smoldering straw stack on Sun- day night, was taken to a hospital under heavy guard. RUM SCHOONER TAKEN OFF CAROLINA COAST Pilot, Out of Nassau With Big Whisky Cargo, Runs Afoul of Coast Guard. By the Associnted Press. N. C. November T.— from Nass: barrels and 261 cases of rve whisky, was seized yesterday at Bogue inlet, a coast guard station near Swansboro, N. C., according to a report reaching here by telephone. One member of the crew escaped, it was stated, but the others were ar- rested and placed under guard. Re- ports of the Pllot's seizure reaching here have been meager. ___ For Stomach Agony Ask Your Druggist About Mi-0-Na It Gives Relief in Five Minutes Your drugglst will tell you that Mi-O-Na is guaranteed (o relleve, cuickly and safely, upset stomach and ndigestion, or your money will be refunded. Have you gas on stomach? One MI-0-Na Tablet and the misery is eaded. Are you billous, dizzy or mervous? MI-0-Na will help to put you right in a day; gives relief in five minutes. 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