Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 30

* 2 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929. : e ing glant of flame as calmly as the [skeléton of what once had been the | “Mack” directed the placing of the |then turned a their faces still mud’ Capone's Brother Gives Bail. I_AMAR RflBBERY BROTHERS QUENCH GAS FIRE, W e 18 e il perasna standinig eaghy | out 1 ok ok the ground, soon afies | CHICAGO, October "1 (B-*Ralph Scorning the heavy asbestos suits| When most of the debris had been | gourrieq for shelter and the two men |the well burst into flames. “Bottles” ‘Capone was released from REGARD WORK AS ‘ROUTINE“ worn by most oil well fire fighters, and g::‘reed i hel br:;m-. r{u&meu& . ;:o ’g::: .?.’::',? e::. shbt retreated from _'l::{ther looked back as they plodded : Federal custody Wednesday when hisat: LTS I T o e only Sa A SOk Y SR - | 3 | torneys brovent in cash bond of $35,000, \ ; crouched behind metal shields like | S0 amey » ae pamy <0 » * 50-gallon Fire Dies tn Pulf. ; ,. g Bl1 £Ciant Bomb Exéi ik %1 + | gladators in an old world arsna. Cau-| All activity ceased about the well as| A cloud of steam, from a battery of| Arizona Warden Is Fined. | Al “Scarfacc” Capone mow in a Phila- ast o 1ant Dom xtinguishes Dlaze 11 [fiously they edged forward toward the | the brothers began their last painfully | boflers erected nearby, spuited about | PHOENIX, Ariz, October 11 (%) | delphia jail, was arrested last night on twisting pillar of flame as streams of |slow trip toward the base of the mam- |the base of the blaze. Contact was made | Lorenso Wright, superintendent of (ne |% Charge of attempting to defraud the o T S' 1 p E T s p : G ater drenched them and the shiclds, | moth torch in a' drenching torrent of | through .an electric switch. A jolting, | Arizona State Prison, was adjudged in | GOvernment in his 1927 income tax re- Confessi f Bandit S t 1ngle Puit— laciturn Fair Goes which soon were sizzling hot. * | water, thrown on them from a line of | rumbling’ jar shook the prairie and |contempt of court hére yesterday and |POTt: g onfession of Bandit Suspec 1 They worked in this mantier for the hase ' They carried their "bomb" be- | ratled the rigs nearby and the fame |ordered. to pay & fine of $1000 for e A B E & greater part of two days and -nights, | tween them. s ‘Was snuf out in one quick puff. allowing a prisoner to live outside the Drought has caused heavy dama, to Complete Chain of Evi- Quletly AW3Y~ . tearing away ths white hot,' twisted | In the deafening roar of ‘the fire, The two brothers glanced up once, penitentiary. in' Crechoslovakia this year. v o dence for State. By the Associated Press. [emitted a demoniac roar as gas sho. | kyward out of control. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, October skyward out of SOmROl, oo oo In- | 11.—The thrill of a lifetime to one man | terest them in an ofl or gas well that is just humdrum routine to another— | js not aflame, for they have been ik ter of the oil link in its chain of evidence was to be |as witness Mack and Fred Kinley, ac- |fighting this dread spec 3 introduced by the State today in th: |:’hlmtd by all Okiahioma City today as | ficlds almost s long as they can re-| trial of George J. r on & charge. heroes. e " of first-degree murder. g Whiie Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. offclals | GFim. taclturn men. the brotbers Abshier is the first of three bandits | today fought to harness their Stamper b 5 to go on trial in connecticn with the |No. 3 well, which for almost 60 hours | —— slaying of A. W. Parrish, president of | menaced the entire South Oklahoma | the Pirst National Bank, in May, 1928. | City oil field as it roared 150 feet into | Graduate s ‘Three other men also were slain in the the air in #:c’onlrolled flames, the two s gl i robbery. < 5 nleys, w aced and conquered the The confession ‘mude by Abshief in |fiery demon, returned to arab everyday || DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Lamar, September 5, was to be read |routine and refused even to be inter- Eyesight Specialist B o e N X W, Y o s axcnpbs e | L Again the Anniversary -Scores! This Time With By the Associated Press. LAMAR, Colo., October 11.—The last in the presence of Allyn Cole, deputy |by the blast of a giant “bomb” pla district attorney, and L. E. Alderman, | at its very base, but the well Prowers County sherifl, 4 i The State has only to prove that Ab- — - - ° shier took part ip the robbery resulting | f)} : - — — ” in Parrish’s death, and the confession | J i ) will suffice for that. -Under State law | [ l the penalty for such a‘crime must be . £ A fixed by a jury. 1" ’ gl e Bgrd] P I I . e G (e erene o s N ; At the Lowest Price of the Year pected to be in the hands of the jury —Lorgnette and Oxford Ribbons, / $1.50 values for r ) —Only during the Anniversary can you $1.00 7 buy these splendid shoes for such a small e 3 sum. So you with youngsters to outfit R El P iyl il 200 i .with, shoes for school, or play, bring with - white gold- ford Chains. $5.00 them in, and lef us fit them for you now. t‘\;lre“dl,g Iograved v Ramsey shoes are noted for sturdy wear, good style, and tnusual comfort. 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