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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
FARMER BADLY CRUSHED.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENSBURG, Ind, Sept. H.-John
Hurt, a farmer at Adams, five miles west
of this city, was seriously injured tonight
while driving load of baled straw into a
livery stable. 1t was dark when Hurt
drove in and he misjudged the height of the
door. The Intel struck him on the head
and knocked him back on the straw.
He was unable to stop his team and was
caught between the top Of the door and
the bales of straw. His chest was crushed
and five ribs broken. The doctors say he is
injured internally. and, if he RECEIVERS, will
be cripple for life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
Probably Fatally Injured.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. Alan aged
woman named Haase, residing at Mount
Vernon, Ind. was probably fatally injured
this morning as the result of trying to
alight from a moving train. She was
caught and dragged a considerable distance
before rolling to the side of the track.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
Two Die from Burns.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BELLEFONTAINE, o., Sept. 2.-W. S.
Alexander died at West Mansfield from the
effects OF injuries received in a gasoline ex-
plosion in which he and his wife were both
injured. Mrs. Alexander died several days
ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
May Leave Richmond.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept 2l.-The E. G.
Hill Company, one of the best-known grow
ers of flowers in the country, tonight asked
the City Council to exchange certain park
land for land that the company owns in
order that it may double its plant. Unless
the city and Mr.. Hill agree on terms 1t is
possible he may remove to New Castle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
ROAD ABANDONs ITS FIGHT.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept H-The determined
fight made by residents of the North Side
of the city against the proposed extension
of the Chicago, indiana & Eastern Rail-
roads tracks to North Walnut street, end
ed successfully tonight when the ordi-
nance granting the extension was with
drawn by Councilman Shanks, who had in
troduced it. 1t was generally understood
that the c., 1. & e. eventually intended
TO move its passenger station to the new
site and that the Pennsylvania system was
behind the whole scheme to get an entrance
into Muncie via the c., /. g. Z.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
Wreck on the vandaIia.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. PA
freight train on the Vandalia broke in two
at Vandalia, ILL.,, and then ran together
smashing several box cars. No one was
injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
Death Sentences Not COMMITTED.

NEWBURG, n. Y, Sept 21-The Cover
nor to-day refused 10 commute the death
sentences OF the three Van eVormer BROTH
ers for the murder OF their uncle, Peter A.
Hallenbeck, OF Undertook, Columbia
county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22

delegates, was held at Frankfort to-day
stein. DR.. Kolb, of Iarmsteadt, reported
that the largest number of duels took place
in Austria, while Germany took second
place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
OBITUARY.
William Cope stevens, of the En-
gineering Department

ST. LOUIS. Sept. A.-William Cope
Stevens. forty-nine years old, chief clerk
in the United States engineering depart
ment offices. is dead at his home here. of
Bright's disease.
Mr.. Stevens was the son of the late
Bishop Stevens of Philadelphia. He had
been in the Government service since 1880,
and had been stationed at Little Rock Ark,
Louisville, Chicago, st. Augustine, Fla. !;
Portland, Me-, and st. Louis. He left a
widow. The body will be sent to Little Rock
for burial.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22
A Sign of the Season.

Orleans Qnd.) Progress Examiner.
Among the early signs OF a hard winter
In addition TO the corn husk goose bone and
thick-shelled NUTS the consolidation of
the various coal companies.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22

has not been so soon forgotten. We have
not even considered the probability of a
strike, and cannot imagine how IL origf-
mated"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22

Chesterton Qnd) Tribune.
Hard coal is now quoted at $3.50 per ton,
and hard to get at that. Oh, for little of
that fire and birthstone that is promised
us in the other world. II would come
handy this winter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22

BERLIN, Sept. PA meeting OF the
Anti-duellins League. attended by forty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
RUSSIA PREPARES TO PUSH JAPAN orr the BOARD IN
KOREA. BUT PRESTIGE BALKANS

walters has been augmented recently
- feet u ninetr vessels aaa sifh
nsors 90 the way
Surely those Waffkf measures
would not have been undertaken bad
hnssia Intended from che start e pro-
p'tiatr 1aHan Finally ard shat o.
fnoat significant 10 aH Within fha past
two months m aa=eaiied Haaaisu
Furssf r8arie VII are aaia5#fa in
aeess hiHz hzt -sasHs ts-s Hae4rFi
in Korea and IN constantly iHefsaains
nuu trra
ere d obvious that Huss1a's original
puusasr wnH 10 haiH ali that sire hti
temporarily acquired and e make
SIRE ~ drnnifs fHauur n kufcH.
Tho 81 relsrshufE authorities feit
confident that fHpaH when q came Oh
pres would not venture 70 Haht
without allies and iH the present aHri-
rus condition ~ her Finances. n how
sser under the ufHHHHHe % uarHisf ar-
element Har should D. undertaken
the Russians were convinced ~ their
1en ability q over whelm and conquer
fhr Japanese invaders.
TN tha meantima the condition n
affairs alaag the balkans have intro
darrf a new and uafpisHiuK c1mriiea-
tlan Win srrqia and Bulgaria tu y
feFment with nearly ham million ~
Turkish troops under arms aud with
the possibility ~ a dispute with Ger
many and Austria IN view. HHasiR
has no longer the same iusoisut eoni
Gdeuce ia regard O. q struggle against
Japan a war with a nation IN the
Far Eaat nRhunR fer ne very tfe
would almost wholly neuiraliEe fha IN
rafHee II Russia IL Southeastern
Europe Even Turkey could defy har
while Austria with Germany, or Ger
MANY alone would exercise a caatral.
iuH power ia any territorial geadHiuBi-
ment which might take place The
hands ~ Russia would o. ted. and an
f9r sat sssa - 2 afa=s ai10hf shied
The Russian people De not care. Tn
der those eircumatancaH tt ia not SUR
,riHlng that negotiations have been
opened aud that Russia has received
IIcnHrY powers ~ make c1ureHsi1nH
such as will satisfy japan But Il Is
certain that nothigr zu1rt ~ foot
hold in Korea will ever br acceptable
O. Jnpau
"fIenee. r. b. prohahfs that the Rus
H.5u foreign office will have o. ahHts
aaua 81 - DrateuHiaus and reverse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
IAN .NU
FOR BRIBERY

G. Inalsurni the proprietor u ths
Aaahi- Kan apaness hotel. at i5si G
street Tacoma. ana Ritsa kasahara
are occupying sells In the county
fan thia afternoon as the result of
an attempt whlch they made This
uaornnK to bride the special board
u ,hs uaiioa states immigration
inapsgtaHs Of thIa District Ther
sflll be given a preliminary hear
tnE thta evening before Initsi
states NBu1uiuainuat ktwfrrs whsn
the date uHi b. flssa Tor their trial.
Their alleged tfims j. psaitsu-
diary ogfauae.
The two japanese save sc 90
the bnafd % INSPECTORS. consisting
- " ~ Eateil the inspector II inn
migration IN charge AZ thia port.
a = Fulton. inspector AZ Tacoma.
a ~ Geffrnry and ~ A aYsTa.
japanese. interpreter ani secretary
rnap~rtiNeiy. 81 the immigration
board The two bFihefu we're iris \ o.
- by the Inspectors into paying
thrlr u4uusy before witnesses. aaa
HnHIN ~ HEH AAhAH - 'AAHH +tahH
shal Lathe 10 minutes after they
had AID down the coin.
TIE case 10 nimllAs ~ one coming
up several months ago. when a
Frrftrhman NAMED puiiraa. q lead
ing spirit Of the SPOKANE under
world. attempted 10 bride imm.sfa o.
ton inspector y tssyin Wtth 500
"a release a French procurHsH whom
FN~ officer HAD arrested
KaHahafs's alleged sister. shlna
imsblul #Eed H. aHd bis Hiissed
wife. we're among five Japanese d.
haired from entering the United
states On Account - physical dn-
fecte. by the board Of immigration
inspectors yesterday. on beard the
Northern Pacific Oriental liner
Olympia. which arrived at Tacoma
October There were IN all 81
japanese detained aboard thtn veH-
sol for having come a. EtuwawaFH
and various other reasons
Kauahara. upon learning from In
trrureter Usffauy that the only
chance which he had % getting hts
alleged taiativra into this country
was 10 appeal TO the commlHsloncr
general Of immigration az Washing
ton asked Geffeney when he could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

scutativea visited the Union Club
and found that 40 Samoa we're run
nina Thia was reported 60 she chiet
Gambling. OF the paksf variety in
thc saloons. however. Was stu fuu-
ming chief Sullivan says that q %
hard 80 gut eyideuaa against poker
players but ne VIII atill stem 10 any
complaint about the games,
The connection between hucY
nchn and the offioe Of the prose-
cutting attorneys ofnor can he now
falflY well established Through the
testimony ~ the claHeya. uehn hsI
made his demands II them. and 60
thc tune 90 s. 500 they have con.
ecdad. Then they refused 10 have
anything murc @ Do with him and
closed up thslF Eafahltrs Esisiez,
fearing he could 40 lanKeF deliver
tho gntfn
no You SUPPOSE said Frank
CLANCY this morning THAT
MONEY WOULD RE PAID OVEN
To HuEN REIN II WE DID Npr
HAVE To 10 1T. Is 70 reasonable
% suppose that u We were nos farced
60. We WOULD ALLOW A NAN
OF REHN.s STRIPE To ctr ~
AID HfsErp Us I should rhy not
BEHN SHOWED Is PRETTY
WELL THAT HE HAD a nmAu
WITH THAT OFFICE AND wa
HAD To MAKE GOOD WITH
HIN We didn't make any fool
break ard run after he had fallen
cut with rs.
we upre forced @ dlg ur s. ia
per cent of the earnings ~ that Jap
anese Aad Chinese game ~ thia man
nahn Tor nearly three months That
amounted O. . saa. The mansy was
paiI q Helm By a good. reliable
man wha handed him tire caHh a.
regular IatnryalA
I'VE trled every way On our power
e. Eet away from tnis faiiaW Hehn
ana after the houze had run about
three nlauths the play got bad and
WE HAD TO ctr Benin =
rEpCTSrAGE DOWN HE
WOULDN'T STAND FDR IT. We
simply closed up Before doing tbs
however. scott Wa seen ana - raa
CauaEhaHz Scott said hs didnt
mat Waa practically the same 49,
urhn. 50 WE WIRE Up AGAINST
IT The IDEA - uz aff-slnz money
% vauuE Tom scott. the prosecuting
attorneys son, Is All rot Tie couldn't
40 anything Tor "a. and we know
that - vel ~ aH9ns1e ~ite
After - had fallen out with
uahn ~ came 20 - and made ths
threat that ~ would stop the TUT
uer- sslEer nrht that We we're pan
Yea wouldn't get tnaf a. M.
Prank. n stopped this ftRhf o.
yuurrF - said q me tod him
that wpuiinf. bat that hsd =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

see hin Ia regard e. The matter
lie desired "a fisif kiln ~ his resi-
aes4ea. nut 0effensy reuiied that the
auig place he could meet him w@A
at the immigration bureau iu tbs
Laather kKehanso building. at !
O'Clock last nistG
KAsahAra came 80 the appointed
time. aud with him wa the hotel
keeper G.effunsy pea called into
the hail ~ tue Iapanvss. They said
thy represented the detained prs
enars aboard ina Olympus. and
made a proposition 10 Deficiency q
pay 5iao 10 the Inspectors " ;heY
= utsid ailpw the ~ iuYmist ants 70
iand deficiency said that be would
haze 90 tals 10 tbs other tnapsas
tors about The matter and made an
agreement 20 hare the japanese
meet the Nhalr board Al 10 o'ciocs
ihta morning
Ths two japanese came AZ the
appointed tinls. and willis tuo
ne apa p~r reporters concealed be
hina bookcase iisisned "a al that
vas said they made their offer 10
the whole board
II was slightly different 70 the
Office they made 60 interpreter Gsf-
fener last night They said thai
thef were not closely Interested IN
The other nine persons detained on
board the steamer but would pay
SO 90 the members ~ the board II
they would allow kasahara's wife
ard sister - land
After a thorough nlieaftpniaT they
wsfa allowed 80 pay ever their
money Then they we're taken O.
another room while - fntu-eiaf
,ssaii ssi5 TIE inHpatlors vuufd
taik the matter over themselves
n meantime Inspector Fulton ard
Interpreter Gsaffeney vent % Com
suisshiner kivfars office. uwoFe out
warrant for the arrest NJ the
hrihats and returned with Deputy
Msrshai Lathe The latter took
che japanese 10 The county iaii
u q believed thai Kaaahsra ln :
tended ga piar. his alleged rela-
tives ln a houas Of 20 fame az Ia
enma or Seattle. working IN icaEse
with lmaisumi Both live IN Ia
aufun.
The latter speaks SOME English.
and besides offering the nancy
through interpreter geffsueY made
The offer IN English 10 the lmmi
grafton offleefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

WASHINGTON. Oct u a hiah ON
eisI ia the state dspartmsnt save youf
eofFsspondsnt TO-DAY the fslissinr out
sns q the events which have ia up
70 tha present cri.la IN the Par East
Ifs SAD Ths trouble has arisen d
recuT ont % ths failure u Russia 10
eVaaaata Maneharis "a October q "a
she bad agreed TODD. n various dins
iomatie notes ard or the maaf formal
maatsr q had been announced that
tha eaarH soldiers would retire from
IN province on that date. lsaFinK oniE
a NaaHd SUFFICIENT % protect tbs una e
tha railway is has beer perfectly
vel known Tor some timt that TIE
promised evacuation would uJt take
plaees ard % nov seems aaIts FtidznH
Lhaf ifusala never had aur intention
% keeping haF PFauliae. for there =
abundant proof that nous ~ the Pre-
IiminarY steps boxing % sseh q move
we're taken.
Another thius that seemed quite
ceffasa ana tbat japan would take the
aExresaiva action fu ease the Huaalan
urafmfae was Hut strictly e4utTt out
japan has reached the Hmit 20 her
LONG sendBFlnK patience. and could not
submit longer g. have eli her claims
ignored without sinking II once into
q aenHnd class power
sssaEarthrisHs. although Russia stiit
Effpz = uehufta - feieutisaaiT ~ etef
ant even though Japaneae feet &
iyiaz on he mouth u the faiu river.
the relations between the ezar ard
the mikado are less strained today
thaH they have been Tor two years
~ r. believed here that last as II
IL certain Russia never intended HiFs
faz - 2fsas HsFfss - e Is ssftsia sifzs
she nnFer Intended ~ come 10 terms
wlth Japan. she has steadily cpuasn-
traf4d h.r troops in the vicinity ~
Port Arthur. and some military AZ.
th1rIfIss have estimated that Russia.
TO-DAY has ln tbs neiahtJrhupd ~ lf1.z
90 ffaaps ready far Immediate use. ln
The sVHns ~ war
''Farfllraflana have beer constructed
HidHE fHa coast surg. RI u arms hive
kstH stored o. anv-nirut paints. and
~ = HHsti force - Eastern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

BOLD PLAN TO LOOT THE
CITY TREASURY OF $500

dos. james. tn municipal aIsrr. pro-
poses t. allow nearly flu
II the CITY Hera dealing with "a
private bonding firm there might be
rome reason FOR allowing brokerage
fees. but the poor IA spaysr. whose
small mite helped a. swell the fund
which the state nov proposes %
lend the city. vii not understand
why he has now o. dig down and
ronfHIhute another Wlte 70 SIR Paul
Boo ORDER that the money loan may
10 contaminated
The records at the city show that
expense bills were rendered for trips
10 Olympia Coz connection with the
bonds b. various city officials. not
wiihHtHndlug that Paul gets pay for
the work
The trips wefs made BY city
The trips were made BY city
Comptroller RlnlluRer two Or three
times. b. CltY Treasurer GarmisY
once. b. cry Engineer Thomson and
one - Corporation Counsel Gillian
FOR the osteusibie purpose 9f selling
the bonds 10 the best advantage %
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

finance committee
Just HhF tha services ~ a broker
we're required 81 NOT apparent 10 the
ta=pHyinH PUZZLE. when thls particular
work H. IA the line - the duuss u
the city comptroller To-day aiI the
city officials ate buay si1s-atspuing
and the mHu or men who madH this
verbal agreement with So Paai are
herd 90 nna NJ james De- the only
uaau who has not denied the Hiiaga-
sinn ana MF tamrs refuses 40 talk
Il Il claimed ~ certain city officials
that the responsibility far The move
rests With the nnaHee committee q
tie council but four mssuhfrH ~ the
committee t1id ths Star today that
fhnY know nothing - tbe deal and
tHfea % them declared that they lad
never heard - it before.
cts Comptroller HipitaEeF prateuds
"a believe that u was wtss move 60
hire Mr Paul e. assist Ia placing the
bonds. a. many Thousand dollars waa
aaRsa by tha Fsfy low rate secured
lie dtd not aay. hosevaH why he could
not have done the work himself he
would not Intimate that the same end
might have been accomplished bY tha
city hut that it waH brought about
quicker in thih way and that 10 Waa
policy 10 run risk
Mr nipiinHef yves unable 20 explain
Just what Aft Faui had done. haes
ever 90 engffls him - large ehank
- the citYa munry. any further than
that b. had acted pc broker tie did
nat offer O. tell whY Il Has necessary
far a large municipality like THE city
u Seattle 70 part with over : 90 70
a private Individual. n order 70 DO
business With iHrNe common wealth
Ike the STATE ~ Washington.
Str Paul made three trips 20 olfm-
pia and Showed" the state officials
that the Investment w. r Fund ere.
sd lne naaa = lha.. LIZ. ~ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
Gamblers Expose the Frame Up
Between Huey Behn and the
Prosecuting Attorneys
Office

The present predigameut 81 Pro-
erasunatioa Attorney seost on the
rambling proposition Ia this ciiy Il
.auathinE like that 90 the pear. IA
na,zsat calf which vas bslns shipped
10 tne Eastern market N hrn thr
var VAS openaI the calf b said CO
have east an appealing S tNer az the
fralNbs agent aud REMARKED I've
chaa#ea olt nay tag and aont know
where Iva ge.uE
wAafe hc ls kulag or where he d At
IL sestt has any Ruad friends who
are Interested Ia ais political welfare
thay ought. a. an act Of charity. 10
lHaaHie ham for every time he "opens
his mouth ne puts his fuaf In it
Hs a3mitted IA au Interview yea-
tetdAY that certain gamblers had
trlaa 20 brine him a. shield tfem
nom the las. and Instead % ar
RESTING thorn snd proaeeuliug thetn.
4s ha could easily DO under the Law.
be iass refused 20 take thslf money
and said nothing further about II
The gamblers who tried to buy Scott
are Iast a. guilty as n they had sue
ccaaed AND WHY DOESN'T
SCOTT DO SOMETHING fe l.
probably waiting tiil TOMORROW.
Evidence II also forthcoming that
fiueF Helm. ths weuia-he gambling
boss ana huuca Huan kHaWH every
thIng that coFaaa orr IN The nrusecut-
Ing attorneys office that would BE
81 Interest 60 his gambling clirntage
and as a result 81 scutta aecusatIan
against the Clancy boys that they
had tried % brtbe hita. they have
COME out and stated thar they paid
Behn s. so Tor protection fgam
Ee4gra offtee u doesn't matter
whether scott had anything 90 Dc
with guaranteeing that pratrction Or
not THE CLANCY boys COT TT.
The statements ~ scott regarding
the clancy hruthers has aunned the
iins * the former bosses af the First
ward. and Frank and Johnny Clancy
are uow willing % tell AL they know
90 the ALLEGED trame-up between
Hehn and Ar SCOTT Uhteh neHu
claims he has made. Bean eth
claims % be tie h1Hs O. the gam
.~->> -r---~
one - the gambling hauses either
closed tfs doors or took extra pre-
cautions - keep ent ~ the clutches
e fhs law represented ty chief
Sullivan. Evideutiy the propriefors
feared that the nehn protection was
not Al that Was necessary
Th~ xtfnas At III Seeuuf avenue
south we're not running late Yesfrr=
day afteruooa. and n they opened
later In she niHhf q Vas with the
greatest caution.
chief % Police Sullivan e N th~
game row and u al least making an
attempt ~ finf out lust what e 90
inr on Yesterday ore u biz repre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
we PAID THE GRAFT
BECAUSE We HAD TO"
FRANK CLANCY.

black thorn cane that wouls wear
cut ever his head ID he ala stop e.
Wen. / gueaa hr did Try u stop that
faint. Tor the next day / WAS called
up tn the office 90 the prosecuting
attorney and Informed that an efs
faft and a atronE one WAS being
aset O. stop the nEht I HAD auME
Goou FRIENDS OF MINE 90 ro
sgoTsr. AND I DID PULL OFF
afr MAS HELMS work ALL
RIGHT THAT CAUSED TltE
TROUBLE
Every time anybody connected
with us went 20 sec the prosecuting
attorney about EnmhlinE Mhile We
we're trying - shake off lirhu We
heard IN h uaf more than hair an
hour aftaF Hehn always knew uf q,
and kuaW every word Of the CONVEX
aaiiau AZ the same time that hahn
made his threats "a stop ihe ueht
UaifaEhan madr the same threats
ffr made the threats in the pfesrnes
81 a denuty sheriff and u others. My
word aoea not have q - tskeh Tor
that
white We we're having our trouble
with caiarhan aud uehu we called
on sheriff cuaihee and tod him just
What was saiae On lie told us that
II he could und out that ealiaEhaH
or any other 81 hts deputies wore az
esptine money he would AZ once re
woke their commission. That was e
fhafl time before CnHihrs urut east
/ don't know phat be had decided "a
20 about the matter
a one time when Aeatt was seen
ara nv brother was referred tn cal
Iafhan. he wss Informed that four
japanese had complained about the
house and that things had BETTER he
fixed up Heat know whether
there were any Japanese ~ the -
flee o. not buf cailaEhzn told John
thee vas We sAw then hoe things
were zainE aud II was affef that that
the suttss uaa closed Hnhn knew n
The Iapauras husinss ana haa taiA
"a that the japanese had made
tfek
apshn vas the man eha Offered
M police protection faf = per cent
~ the profits ~ a s.smhtins Hates
that BE- wanted me - fuu lts
aNHasf 20 let me down fsF 81 Is nHf
cent II Nauid get the palirr pro-
iaeflan myself fs made Hn au
raiufment 18th wa IN an uptown
= loon and that vaH the pr.ssnzts
ton he made 7 wouldn't talk To
tiu AZ an ard iaft him
Lest uirht poker Vas neing PLAYED
- fha a1taasHa along Fret avenue
saufh and sarntfYs FerguHonss
nisae. On Ftf1h avenue aanfh.
When The gambling eaara th4f
>>-~- ~ ~.~~- ~S--~>~~
yin - rsTIaH II justice cam court
October 81 MrfiaFrru al not sns
pea ard Nill - kspl cat - slFhi
MeEHavrru anH Callahan Wrra the
uneu who rad th~ evidence IN these
cases brought aaHtuHf the Seattle
anH anohnfniHh saloon Nfurri~tofa
The urn FtnuanE the sarnea Wsys
nat In che Helm league ana ts
showed his power ~ hasIns the ar
rests made MefiaVeFn Appeared ~
fafa the case nas firsi called and u
waH pat over THE shefifFa office
has made every effort fa ind Me
Govern bat = is known that ~ has
iefs the state ard u - believed that
be n now Iu California