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   Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - February 13, 1923, Oakland, California                                3 v Oakland and Wednesday generally moderate variable winds RAINFALL By Last Season to 10 date 15.85 Last year to 14.64 VOLUME TEN CENTS OAKLAND CALIFORNIA TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 13 1923 B Copyright 1923 by Publishing Co 36 PAGES NO ii n Girl Auto Victim MISS GRACE CUYLER prominent and society injured in an auto accident at Richmond Virginia Compromise Proposal of the Third Year of Southern Branch of College Favored by Mortimer Fleishhacker Conference Takes Up the Various Plans for ing Curriculum of School Officials Are Entertained Special TRIBUNE LOS ANGELES Feb Board of Regents of the University of California at a meeting began today will decide whether third and work shall be added to the curriculum of the Southern Branch of the University Of California here The northern members of ths board arrived this morning on the Owl and another meeting will be held at Z p m at Southern Branch This be the first time that the en- tire board of regents has ever met here The regents with President rows and President-elect bo of of the institution at a dinner at the Hotel Ambassador this They will have luncheon at the California club at noon I At present the Southern Branch gives a four-year curriculum only in the teachers courses and those academic finish at Berkeley Under the new plan Southern Branch would con- to be part at the University of California President Barrows has expressed himself as opposed to separation Southern Branch formerly a normal school was taken over by the state in 1919 and at present has an enrollment of Addition ot a third year to the curriculum of the Southern Branch of tKe university of California a compromise between the two-year course and the year academic course been proposed is favored by timer Fleishhacker one of the most prominent members of the board of regents Fleishhacker clared as be was leaving oh for Los Angeles Eventually I believe the southern part of Will be entitled to an institution giving a complete university course of four years in all branches said But that time has not arrived Under present conditions I believe it is of the question SEPARATION TO MEAN WASTE v Establishment of a separate uni- versity in the south involves not a question ot money but of many other things It would mean duplication of extensive of libraries of organization These are things that should be allowed to grow up gradually as they are needed I believe it would be a terrible to install them GIRL BRIDE Sidetracked for President Agrees to Putting Aside Temporarily chant Marine Aid Act ini rum im By WAL International News Service Staff Correspondent Feb For the second time within a Robert Dean Salesman One of Trio That Robbed State e r T T i i bate IS President Harding today entered After His Arrest Senatorial fight for enactment soon Alter ms Arrest of the subsidy to renew his appeal for a de- vote Former Detective Agency Employee Asserts Scares Raised to Increase Income of the Various Companies Conspiracy to Frame Cases Against T W Others Story Denied by Former Employers As Tissue Lies CHICAGO Feb IS By Inter- national News ter threatening to blow up tho in New York of and the capture of view of determining whether leader the can be enacted into law on Tells Young Woman About Senators Re Inert Divides money and publican and Min Indiana to a con- marries ner Man at the Whito the Caught With Some Loot President repeated the appeal for a decision which he personally de- it r livered to Congress in his message Two men self-confessed bers of the trio that recently blew The told tho Senate the safe of the State theater are to wage a smashing fight under arrest today through the aid in behalf ot the measure with the of the expected soon I The President agreed to sidetrack Robert Dean years a the subsidy temporarily while and his bride of a few the British debt agreement is being days who police say is the woman ratified in the Senate He urged who brought about the capture j Republican leaders to keep the debt j were arrested in a San Francisco agreement continuously before the j house early today by Senate until it was passed and to Police Inspectors B A Wallman I and William Kyle and brought to Oakland where Dean was i Iy identified by two of the robbers i victims Later legislation to in- tions from Alien O Meyers a Burns detective mental manager Albert 1 testified in a tion to be used in the defense of 23 alleged Michigan reds Meyers hoped thus to obtain large sums from bankers for protection against mythical ters the witness added snid lie wrote the ter to the New York office of the detective and ed It to tins York City muster from a Hudson terminal The debt agreement was called up today by Senator Smoot Rep i of Utah Leaders on both sides in- j It would be ratified in two a posse of local and San or th of the I Francisco detectives led bv c j Wallman arrested at the Mint j President wants I By hotel San Francisco Joseph Neff I fight staged in behalf of the who admitted that he was a said Senator Watson He wants a j CHICAGO member of the band which blew showdown on the subsidy but he the safe of the playhouse In wants more vigorous efforts a trunk in his room was found a i ed so Its opponents will know they Agencies to extort money from pistol and a wrapper J have been in a fight The President j men investigation of By CHARLES R LYNCH Staff Feb the veil from an alleged gigantic conspiracy of private detective Now at U C Checking lip Details of Theory Feb The scientific world is on the verge of with regard to the has approved the plan to call Albert J the In the Senate and the sub- tofl of the sidy will be laid aside only bomb of the Society Favorite Is Victim of Auto Accident Companion Killed BY LEASED TO RICHMOND Va Feb jamin Rucker of this city was taken from the theater BRIDE RESPONSIBLE FOR ROBBER'S CAPTURE In the city prison here with her husband Mrs Allyce Dean is being held until the third member of the trio is apprehended cording to Wallman it was the I girl who became infatuated with Dean who was responsible for the capture of the two robbers Mrs Dean Is said by Wallman to have threatened to expose the gang un- less Dean married her and before the ceremony last j TT day to have given their Seventy Per Cent at U C tit whereabouts to a man in Oakland j for or Skillet who notified Night Captain of In- T i c c specters The name j Jobs bays of this man is being withheld by the Was taken Into thousand of the students at t tody today by officers which in- the University of should I told of the battle between autumn 1920 Testifying for depositions to be used at the trial of Z Fester arrested in a raid on Com- at Bridgeman Mich Bailin a former investigator for private detective agencies claimed representative of the Burns Detective Agency hai offered to furnish him with a bomb which he was to have thrown at some high official J Cooney at official of Thiel Detective Agency suggested that have a bomb thrown in the York or at Morgan OF TWO BERKELEY of electrons and hence killed and Miss Grace Cuyler of the properties of the J New York was seriously injured j eluded local detectives Joseph be attached to the handle of a pick greatest importance in the opinion last night in an automobile of Dr Arnold Sommerfield of physics At the sity of arrived condition of Miss Cuyler was dent near the Virginia Country club Two others escaped jured Robinson William Marshall and Captain Kyle he had in his Montgomery ithe financial of the probe sion in cash He that Professor of English a Wtter ho day at Berkeley for a i reported as favorable She is j by members of the gang series of lectures During these lectures Dr Sommerfield is ex- i rie i u e had been cheated out of his assistant dean of tho summer received from Cooney in rightful share of the sion at of California which t was that to divulge recent deductions b has been able t an Intimation of which he ad- today The days when atoms and frere the wonders of science have passed The electron is day's marvel Within the molecule the atoms within the atom By adding a third year to the j the electrons make up the sub- present course at of which the universe is Wft T Southern Branch I be lieve accomplish all that is sary under present circumstances And it not greatly to these electrons are and particularly how they move are the subjects of the state appropriations needed for university maintenance I orer- scientists the theory tlan As conditions is one explanation ter libraries and laboratories and valid and fering from a broken but at- j tending said her spinal cord was not hurt and that she would recover Coroner J W Hitfield announced that he would conduct an gation as as Miss Cuyler's condition permitted NEW TORK Feb Grace Barton Cuyler who was hurt in an Richmond Va last night Is the daughter of Mrs ton Cuyler of New York and meda California and was one of the popular society tantes of the 1921 season TO BE BROUGHT HERES He will be brought to Oakland hurls this statement broadcast jn touch with some Jews in day Philadelphia or Germans in New That 70 per cent of the men and york with whom you are women who are taking up and Investigate connection with the bomb plot Bailin declared that he knew theater by the libbers while they accepted thing to do and because nothing of the organizations biew the safe will view him for their parents have money enough Cooney mentioned and that he be- to support them is Professor they were suggested in The arrest of Dean who has accusation lder to from ready confessed his part in immediately where the three men time of professors are attending who kept prisoners in college merely because it is the are out for a-j theories that Burns had advanced robbery and has been good time and their education is to unknown partis of the three victims merely the would have ALAMEDA Feb were held prisoners in an ante room of the theater was brought about by his wife police gation today The part played by the girl who married last Saturday occurred be- lessor as proof of tho a to take control of the that of time are spent preparing tor class dances and other social tions and when students should be i for the probe At the he received the devoting that time to studying g WB essentials of- a uni- on Page 1 Heavy Loss Caused By Storm in Nevada ASSOCIATED WIBE TO RENO Feb IS and others are seeking to determine Helium one of the gaseous ments first discovered in the sun and then on earth is the substance with Dr Is now at work It is atoms of helium charged 4 positive electricity physicists that are thrown off bv Grace Cuyler is the 11 Kyle ter of Mrs William H- Barton of avenue She has visited here on numerous slons at one time residing here for several months She is well known in social circles where she has been much French Marine Chief think of wasting so much time on Now her marriage her husband's subsequent ar- j jun relaxation in a the bride who was Miss simple manner If the standards Allyce G Walters is broken of the university were raised BO ed and made a clean breast of her high that only by hard work could Bailin action in hope of winning Immunity a student obtain his degree 50 per 1 to have him ar- iter was also in the employ i of the Burns agency i The Thiel rosy j charts made by Bailin and de dared the man had never worked them All of his testimony Is a tissue of tho statement declares for her husband I cent of these parasites would drop The young woman is In no way I out and the other half would implicated in the robbery ing to the police and probably will be released as scon aa o other rested for lying if what he said was untrue read letters from many sources Jn which he was declared to greatest expert on radical was done it is estimated irr and the towns of Minden and by a stonn Telephone and telegraph Tere put out of and towns were in darkness to a gaie that swept through the two valleys The capitol building had many windows blown in schools at Carson City and Minden were Unroofed and the fronts of some small buildings were blown -in She damage at Minden and the hay and grain crops had been gathered in a house down and the iay blown far and Seven barns were blown down and there was Ibss among cattle v Co-ed Thrown Auto and BERKELEY Feb VVhen thf car on which she was on took a curve too Miss field's experiments have to do with the manner in which helium move The importance of this Dr liea in the that the of electrons and their movements are the properties of electrons in ail elements he has discovered he will have the make-up of aU physical bodies ARE PRAISED says Dr fleld can congratulated for the of of science associated with university He pays particular tribute to Dr E D of physics arid Dn G K dean of college of chemistry both of declared are recognized as world leaders in their V feel particularly happy here to with sach eminent as those boasted the of California and was thrown to BY ASSOCIATED PARIS Feb 13 The ministry of marine is at work on a year naval program which provides for ship tn construction Matin totaling This figure will include HK WANTED TO DIVIDE MONEY According to the story given out today Kyle who is night captain of inspectors last night received word from a police informant that I the three State Theater sate bers were in San Francisco The naire DOlice are irom it was Z about M wil be to work In buckle down to work New Dry Chief May SUCCeed Kutter i if Burns wants I can bring SAN Feb witnesses to support ports that F E Stewart at of the State Belt Line Railroad in San Francisco soon will succeed Prohibition Director to weie here In private telegrams from Washington Rutter It was ICD-JL- ui Spells Disaster Bonar Law Says I Do Not See Any Bright British Pre- mier Tells Commons LONDON Feb the United tary Lord Curzon in the House of Lords predicted this evening that the French adventure the Ruhr would end disastrously for France as well as for Germany The foreign minister declared all Europe was by tho occupation and its potentialities In- News bor members of the House of Commons this Afternoon moved jui amendment to King George's speeds British Inter- vention In the Ruhr and revision of the Versailles treaty By In- nil at- tempt to reconcile the French and Germans Troops Will Run Trains With German Hostages Aboard Arrests Follow Seizure of Two Cities by the Belgians Invaders Clamp Marks Fine on Town As Violence Residents Are Bayonetted sny testimony letter he had written to the postmaster at j New York threatening to blow up ft with unusual tfr WHF tons jn airplane depot ships No battleships will be built during the first eight years but the program provides for the construction of sis 36 destroyers or pedo boats and submarines Count Is Movie Organist BY ASSOCIATED WiEE TO ST LOUIS Feb Harold Adrian who says he is a Spanish count and who cently was divorced at Los Angeles by the widow ol George S Nixon United senator from vada ia organist In a local moving picture today ad- ago he met the Walters girl who was living in an apartment on the southeast corner ot Sixteenth and Grove streets Some ago Dean went to the same apartment where he for- merly lived to rent a room but was refused by the landlady who gave the reason that be still her rent in the lobby of the building Dean met Miss Walters connection with enforcement of laws was instigated by the Thiel He sent a copy of tho letter to William Flynn he at that time head of the department of justice Flynn sent a copy of the letter back Both Rutter and Stewart ex- j to the Burns agency In New York pressed doubt as to the authenticity ot report Student Held For Death Ky Feb Warren of Paducah Ky v HUB ta freshman at the University said he would like charged with tha murder in meet her that had of j with tne of and asked her to go to night watchman at Francisco About a week ago Dean was said today to met the girl to a San even chance to Identify to a reporter for He is at -on the Hifi mott j i VITAL STATISTICS Birth and told that he was f two bullet wounds received in of the safe an exchange of shotson the He de- night Miw Glover that to divide the man a the only money her but to the hv arrival of the other Blowers f whom the Later Dean and the to his apartment and the witness was arrested the PLOT TO TRAP TOLD Resuming his testimony in the taking Qt for the trial of trapped at Bridgeman Mich last summer a for- mer investigator for the and Burns detective agencies said those concerns had attempted to frame William Z Foster Com- munist leader Foster was arrested at Bridgrman The detective agencies wanted get Foster more than any other la 1520 oa Allen O lead of the radical t of Wie J lu By DAVID M CHURCH International News Staff Correspondent LONDON Feb 13 Invasion of the Ruhr by France has proven dangerous and disastrous to declared Premier A Bonar Law in an ad- dress to tho hew session of the House of Commons this afternoon Premier Bonar The Ruhr is the Jugular voin of European industry France has harmed The end is not yet I do not See any bright prospects We still have troops upon the Rhine I do not know how long wo can keep them there NO PROSPECTS OF INTERVENTION NOW I do not think that tion in the Ruhr by the League of Nations would be useful I hope British Intervention will bo Hible soon but I do not see any prospects for success now Great Britain does not want war but if war Is irrevocable It will have to take declared the pre- mier referring to the Near East I hope that Angora ths Turkish government will sider and sign the Near East treaty I do not think there ia danger of war The opening gun In British labor's attack against French seizure Ruhr was House of Commons this after- noon by Ramsey of the opposition Donald Franco's sion of the Ruhr as imperialistic and warned hat war clouds are gathering n only over the Ruhr but over the Near East aa well LONDON Feb the Associated Ruhr question was by King George today in his address from the throne opening tho second sion of the fourth Parliament of his reign He declared that although the British to concur or participate In the Ruhr operations It was acting in such a way as not to add to the of Great Britain's allies The King began his speech with the subject of reparations The conference which was held In London early in December on the subject of the payment of aration by Germany was resumed in Paris in he said My government in their desire to hasten the complete settlement of the reparation question offered to tho allied governments ing concessions on the allied debts to this country I greatly II proved LU a general agreement The French and Belgian therefore proceeded to put into force the plan they orod and tha Italian government countenanced their action My government while feeling unable either to concur or in this operation are acting in such a way as not to add to the REGRET VOICED AT FAILURE OF LAUSANNE During the past throe months plenipotentiaries of rny government in conjunction with those of the other allied have been en- gaged at Lausanne In a sincere and patient effort to bring to a close the conditions of warfare winch for over eight years have desolated regions of the Near Eas 1 greatly regret that in spite of the tory spirit shown by the allies and the Immense concessions they were prepared to make the treaty when on tlie verge of signature was de- by the Turkish delegation But the hope that when the full report ot the proceedings has reached the T ment the latter may still be dis- posed to accept the treaty and that the opportunity earnestly arid laboriously prepared of the the stand b iy of the future Turkish state I welcome of our war debt to the United Statee of America which rer the of our Secretary Feb 13 By the Associated of has fined J marks to he paid morrow in consequence of the incident there yesterday between German police and The the of police and the men believed to be in con- with affair taVe been arrested ESSEN Press French officers flossed Ger- man guests in the hotel with last to a German of a disturbance in bayonets nnd machine ernns into play against lans here By S D News Service Staff Correspondent Feb A Franco- Belgian policy of blood and Iron forced by bayonets Is in fuU swing In the occupied French officials claim that tha for- mer policy of leniency proved ineffective The fifth of Ruhr tion has bfen marked by an round tightening of French rule Bayonets in the background proved futile are now trying the cold steel on the bodies of the recalcitrants Not only are they trying bui the French are using the bayonet with tangible results In Essen or mora men are nursing most stabs the Germans did on fist enough when to do so The French have begun to disperse crowds by prodding he members with their bayonets The mood of the tion has changed from passive re- sistance to redhot fury which threatens now to assume a really aggressive character DUSSELDORF Feb 13 United All the railroads of the Ruhr were taken over today by tha French and Belgians A tion was issued announcing that henceforth the roads will be under orders of the occupying forces Ger- man railway will be em- ployed if they agree to obey orders Trains passing through occupied territory will carry a German aa hostage in the cab with the neer to prevent sabotage The ways art to be run chiefly for tha benefit of the French and Belgians Traffic to meet the needs of Ger- man civilians will be resumed ever as fast as German men return to work under military orders Weasel and Emmerich cities on tho Holland border of the land where important German ire located were French Belgians acting in unison today At the for- rner city which has a population about the allied troops seized the customs and the city hall but found the railway tlon deserted and all rolling stock and material removed TROOPS JAIL POLICE WHO REFUSE TO SALUTE A f-1 rri gorae little trouble here and finally several German policemen wha-re- fused to salute the were -5 arrested Resistance of Inhabitants of the r occupied districts has with each new measure and halt a dozen cities are declared i state of siege At Essen the French today over two of hotels charging the lattar refused to serve French of f 3 A report from said that a convoy 01 from all parts of has moved to the Ruhr PARIS ISSUES REPORT FATAL Feb By Germ was killed and gen affair Continued Submarine   

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