Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 43

- ¢ = -~ D. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 198.° tence in the Oklahoma State Peniten- for murder. The Government has G MeCor edical Glasses Fitted i W s By by Tne. Govertc | tary KKK, ATTACK YARN| [mismisea cor _—1ICATTLE KING FACES [zt tveicminiinRiinen | it sns i ns e e X s Turns to 3 s, g shat e he s | el the amdavit wid, promued | DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Hale's cellmate at Pawhuska last Win- | Blackie Thompson, then confined in a 5 < e Is Fatally Shot. Bl e o Py made over | cell above Hale and Washburn, aid of Eyesight Specialist By the Associated Press. tures to another prisoner to dispose of | outside friends in staging a jail break, | Phone Main 721 CHICAGO, November = 2— Burkhart, who was a Government wit- | in exchange for Thompson's promise to | «fi-‘g‘m“»:eléug::.- Nl'l"-l. ness against his uncle at one of Hale's kill Burkhart after he gained his free- trials. Burkhart is serving a life sen- ‘ dom. Patrick McIntyre, who had been dismissed from the police depart- ment, theorized that criem paid better than law enforcement. To- day he was dead from wounds re- ceived in a gun fight with two policemen. McIntyre entered a cigar store yesterday and hit Louis Van with the butt of his pistol. Van called for help, but Mclntyre “covered” two officers who responded. As he fled from the store, Mc- Intyre shot at one of the officers. They returned the fire and the former policeman was fatally wounded. Quiz “King of Osage Hills” in Alleged Murder Plot Probe. Philadelphian Claims to Have Been Kidnaped, Disrobed and Branded. By the Assoclated Press. TULSA, Okla, November 2.—Fresh accusations today faced W. K. Hale, wealthy cattleman and reputed “king of the Osage Hills,” who was ordered to ;ppenrrbeéorle{ United ?tates lalsh;lct vi 5 X udge F. E. Kennamer for questioning ey K. kna| Carranza Beacon Under Way. |in connéction with an afdavit which the man removed to & psychopathic| Plans are under way for the erection fig:ggfilsh;egmfid to kill Ernest Burk- ward for oasrvation. o enk Kirk- |Of the powerful aviation hescon in T8 | | gale soon is to go on trisl for the patrick, 34 years old, a real estate | Juana, Mexico, in honor of Capt. Emilio | third time on charges of killing Henry broker of Germantown, & section of | Carranza, the Mexican flyer, who was | Roan, wealthy Osage Indian, for his Philadelphia. X kme’d anll? l!t?rr;llph%(i nund:fpmflig:lt to t(:)wn nnln’clal gxaln during ths alleged o : Mexico City. The beacon on | Osage “reign of terror” murders sev- q1® Was found inside the fence SroUad | {op"or o building, and its rays will be | eral years sgo, Bronx, last night by two men, ‘Who no- | visible for 25 miles on both sides of the | _He is hels in jail, pending trial, at ticed him trying to climb over the |border. Pawhuska. barrier. He was clad only in an over- coat. A pamphlet dealing with the political campaign and written by him- self was stuffed in his mouth. On his chest and arms were carved the letters “K. K. K.” which doctors said had been scratched on the skin either with a knife or a pin. None of the wounds were deep and all could have been made by Kirkpatrick himself, doctors said. Kirkpatrick told District Attorney McGechan that he had come to New York to give the pamphlet to John J. Raskob, chairmen of the Democratic committee. He said he had visited Democratic headquarters and then had been kid- naped and branded in Republican head- OVER 300 ! 5 A8C quarters. FAPILY STORLS 6’”””[’, [fl & /,«ma«i: The pamphlet was entitled “Intoler- nn&e by ?"k Imo‘lz;(ranté . . . rs. Kirkpatrick at Germantown sal Shoes for the whole Family her husband feared “the political teach- ings of the Roman Catholic Church.” [ ST 3 s Toy dealers say arrival of the Graf 3 100 M 731 7th Sto NtW& Zeppelin_ has created unusual demand for mechanical flying toys, especially from miniature “Zepps” which, suspend- ed by string, fly in a circle. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 2.—The story of a Philadelphia man that he had been kidnaped on a busy New York street, disrobed, bound and gagged r}ngd e e L L 2 2227727 THE BIRMINGHAM SPECIAL The Convenient Train to Atlanta and Birmingham Leaves Washington 3:45 p.m. daily, arrives Atlanta 9:00 o'clock next morning; ‘Birminghanr 2:05 p.m. Through train. Pullman drawingroom-section . sleeping cars, coaches, observation car. Excellent dining car service. 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