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week aud made ftTd commission
and having some Heifsrctpert. quit
lis dollar Was not refunded This
Job D. continually ou The bulletin
board ~ the agencies and nets Them
. - tta pea month The boY then
Neuf to smother office and paid
tit0 f9f r. Job IN "a notorious box
factory "a roeuI, polls Re borrowed
= g. pay his expenses. There he
found several hundred men waiting
Tor Jobs. ana having exhausted hts
funds Dc returned 90 the city The
mother then raid Tor Sob and sent
to Eau audH a. ehamhermaid shf
made Do beds fer day. helped IN the
kitchen and saE % dufIug the Hficf=
noon. working steadily from q. pa
70 o. W. end kept this uu lu
sheer desperation for aIR weeks and
thrn returned 90 Seattle aH Invalid
The daughter aIs1 paid "a fee ta
one uptown agency Foe 81. vsaNea
s. PEI month she Has informed
fhHt Hrf duties would be 90 fafa
for 1-FeIr-fid child The fires
aafa wefk convinced her that #
Has beyond her strength. she built
iHr fires prepared the meals
washed dishes. swept the entire
house cared FOR the child. ln fact
I'D all the house work n thls In
stance the employer Has himself an
employment aFent AND HAD
SENT Ta ANOTHER AsESrY. so
THAT THE FEE MIGHT 1879 ENz
rOHTEn The Fafi worked ore IHx
and forfeited her duilHH
Thee are hundreds Of such IN
stance
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ROBBED
MAILS

The United states pos,ofHce de-
tee,itsa are industriousiy hunting
FOR Rev Oscar A. smith. until re-
oeutly employed In the poatofnce
a. a clerk smith L. accused Of
systematically taking money from
letters that passed through the Of.
flee during the past year and the
government officials eere months
Ia iocating the oriEin of the losses
All kinds Of tracers and devices
Nsrc employed 90 catch the man.
but nothing could be found until
suspicion pointed 70 smith.
A short time aEo letter aaa cent
thHuuEh TIE mail With marked half
dollar and tHn marked stamps in tho
letter that eaH addressed 10 the uon
Marrhs. The officials watched
Smith. nnd when be went out 90
lunch a. The restaurant or Flfst ave-
nue. near Union they followed he
paid fer hts supper with the half
dollar and the officials secured the
money
smith Was then confronted uIlh
the evidence ~ hia Huuf and after
"a severe cross Questioning broke
dovn ard tald the whole stors. cen.
Tossing that De had been stealing
from letters for the past ysar aud
had taken Is cents from = letter adj
dressed 10 the Anti Saloon league
elfh which 10 bay beer
Smith ia minister a. Fremont
and the paHtoffics authorities took
some stock On hia word he prom.
ised that n the authorities would let
him r. home 20 his wife to break the
news ta her he would return a. once
lie said he Was willing 70 serve
his sentence aud take the punish
ment from the government Upon
this promise the authorities allow
81 him 10 so home 20 his wife a.
they supposed smith left and mas
not been heard Of since The
matter was placed IN the hands Of
Deputy United States Marshal =
N Lathe but Smith Is still fug.
tive.
Il Is thought that smith has
taken some Of the money belonging
10 his church With him on his en-.
forced vacation Smith has been
minister for the past Z years. lie
Ia a. years old
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On the Fourth there were 800
Indians In Kefchlkan and II Is said
that all OF them. even the sqaawa
and children. were hopolessly intox-
ieated carousinE around the town
and yelling like lunatics Whore
the liquor was obtained bY the In
disus Is not known. but that they
had managed 90 set plenty OF IL
WAS manifest from their actions.
The orgie continued throughout the
day Late that uight a few of the
Indians we're seen 20 depart for
their homes az Point Gravlna. sin
under the influence Of LIQUOR.
The majority of the slwashes
however. stayed with their friends in
ketehikan during the night being
too drunk to embark 30 their canoes
Early the next morning. aud with
In a few hours after the departure
Of the small party Of Indians. the
whole sky north Of Ketchikau grew
lHrid with flames This was the
first lntimation the citizens OF
ketehlkan had that a fire OF some
sort was In progress At first It
was thought that the forest was
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the fact that conditions hours ana
pa. etc, are invariably mlsfepro-
scented Hundreds OF men 30 20
jobs and finding the facts 20 be-
contrary Is their expectation refuse
90 ~ 70 work Br af the best work
bat a few days To- order 10 ct back
the lee paid OFTEN the employers
or fofemsu are in COLLISION With
the agencies aud a constant stream
Of meH are kept coming and K1lHv
These Jobs are often known 10 many
Of the men. bet owing 10 the ftst
that the fee ~ collected before the
address L. given the applicant they
are helpless aud thousands Of dob
lars are collected from men Wha Re
fuse the Sob a. soon a. they pay the
fee There are contractors in the
state and Its Nho have the reputa-
ton % working three crew one on
the job one coming and one Euius
A. e. cedar river work Hn con -
uesi.au with the power piaHt sew
eHHi meu can BE- produced who
claim that there 81 an understanding
between certain Officials Boa charge
and employment agencies who sup
ply men "a them s. be- should Ec
reHt from the free employ meut Of
flee
The principal drawback 70 the
free office ia De oar pf the say To-
cation
WufksuEmen reeaKHire iu fhis Of
fee factor to fHrfH benefit Ha eaH-
difions in various work Is made
tHaan 60 them The privilege ~
This office mas occasionally De
abHusf by a1me men. and an orr
dlnagea imposing a fine on such
men might b. advisable
a t.alr example II hos these b.
teured agencies are conducted can
BE- gathered from che foIIauluK facts.
sif 20 S hiah GAIA De- furfaboatel hy
tHe parties concerned
a enfkinEwHH in enc sitv fell snd
hurt fimHsIf and had fo 50 en-
clutches feH mHHthH. His famIy
consisted ~ his wife ssed 60 son
~ Do nd ds#rhfe5 uf if
The Han HuIt school and PAID 81
faf Job selling pseH en- commits
fian ffam haHs= GO house FOR Third
rate bakery ln the tifH he ear
told "a tell Die customers that has
mother made fhsm Hs worked 90
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the party's choice.
The vote on the plank resulted In
a decisive victory Tor nrYan
shortly before ucturk word
came from the eommitte that the
trust plank had been taken up
again and the committeeman were
in another anarl The trust plank
had been settled upon cartier In
the morning hut a resolution was
offered which made Il compulsory
FOR corporations before doing bual.
mess In another state 80 file a state
meut 90 the effect that they did not
purpose 60 monopoliae the business
This brought on a srauEle TIL
man left the CON mittec room At =
O'Clock. saying
They are AZ the trust plank
again. The platform will be a mile
long Hill and Bryan knlied each
other terribly
1T WAS AWFUL.
HilI ia trying to prevent Bryan from
presenting a minority report e. the
convention. to preclude a fEht
there Hill has kept reuArkahiy
hAHaHH AAA AAHh1 ~ 81 HNfAH AAAA
and am not going back Hiil and
bryan have been saving thia spleen
Tor years and noS that thsY have
BET IL out they will get along bet
ter together
In tit between HFyan and Hill
during the discussion o. The pro
posed gold plank the former re
marked Wei senator. im Glad
60 see you - honest Immediately
the Sew Yorker Jumped u his feet
and defiahtlY answered
4 donf like the impufatiuu made
By the gentleman
Then III withdraN ny words
and say I'm Glad 60 see yoa 80
frank responded hryan
Member stlrkusY. 81 Wyoming
coming from the COMMITTEES RON
said BRYAN and Illl had FLASHED a
half dozen times HlIl vas all
auaxlfv aud exhibited wonderful
eleFsrueas As manager stiHknsY
Haid the committee reminded bin
% a l0t 81 excited Eceae Actually
couldn't tell whai thcY uere taik
ms about when ! left said stick
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Too much Sunday school. together
with heat and noise on the Fourth
OF July. worked havoc with the wits
Of Jerome Collins. i5year-Old
eolofed boy As result OF too
much praying aud celebrating he
vas taken 10 Monod hospital this
morning. after being examined Tor
insanity in the superior court
The little felloW. WHO IL a mulat-
to- Is exceedingly Off on the sub
Iect OF religion. but the physicians
who examined him this morning
found that he was not actually IN.
sane and would soon recover his
senses with treatment al the h0spi-
tai.
An insanity complaint against Ie
rome was sworn to by his biz
brothers yesterday. They said he
had been acting queerly for a long
time and had run away TO Tacoma
on the Fourth. where the nOlee OF
fireeraekers and cannon had such
an effect or him that he bccarft
utterly ur.snanageabie
The fhd MAS placed IN the hos.
secni ward OF the county jail yes.
terday and the men prisoners t0oi
q fancy 70 him and treated him very
kindly indaed He told them mys
torfoualy that homc little ban had
been leaaing bin and be thought n,
WAS hypnotized but later began e
tal'k about Sunday school and re.
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TODAYS SESSION

NAH NAAAHtaa NHHNa - NJ
Tempted bY the exciting and iH=
tereeiinK events ~ yesterday HrHs
sion. and hoping 20 witness equally
an Inspiring scenes today the crow ds
thia morning fhranSea towards the
convention ball earlier than usual in
order % secure good seats rs ?
o'clock the galleries Nefe half filled
and eheu az 10 o'clock rame the cell
- the vast aaasmhiaEr GO order
There was scarcely "a nook or Granny
in either balcony untitled vith per.
spring humanity The thermnme
ter registered pretty near the hun
bred mark yesterday IN the hall and
ihn Prospects are that this viii b.
Duplicated 10 not exceeded TO-DAY
The convention was called 10 orr
der a. 10 - osioek FOR its fourth
session and was opened by prayer
By Rabbi Samuel Hale 20 ~ Louis
The call for che report ~ the com
ulttsr on resolutions bringing ua
response. the roll Of states was
called fof an announcement ~ mem
beers ~ the nHw nat-onaf committee
when TagKarta name was an
nouneed aa the member from In
diana he WAS given an ovation.
The names 81 CASTOR ~ Masaa 3
ehuastts. Campau of Michigan. Mack
81 New York Daniels Of Nurth caro-
llna and guffcy of Peuusylvani
Vefe loudly eheered The ueW na
tiunal committee waa asked 10 meet
At the jefferson hotel Immediately
after the final adjournment Of tho
convention.
On motion committee vas APP
pointed - walt upon tho resolutions
committee 90 ascertain when it VIII
be able report Delegates suggested
that the Interval be filled by the
siiver-t0nRued orator from Sew
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ablaze. but later the report came In
that the whole town OF Point era
yiHs had burned
The fire started In the store and
sawmill. IN which Hickman was in
terested and. owing TO the poor
facilities for fighting fire the flames
spread. and consumed the entire
village with the exception Of the
buildings mentioned.
People familiar with the situation
In ketehikan believe that the In
disns, efazed With drink. sought to
Wresk vengeance on Hickman by
setting fire TO his store aud sawmill,
intending that only those structures
should be destroyed Owing to the
strong wind that was blowing At the
time the flames got beyond control.
with the result that hundreds OF
Indians are nov homeless IL is
stated that the Waterman who was
left at the mill stood In with the
other incendiaries.
An attempt will be made by the
authorities az Ktchlkan to ascertain
n possible those directly implicat-
ed in the crime,
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man. whom the Democratic party
has twice houored has seen ~ 20
pick flaws with every candidate
proposed ior the high office 10
which he twice unnecessarily a.
.ired
= say II We are going 10 wait Tor
presidential candidate until We
find an angel We had better al joufn
and 90 home
BRYAN FELT IT.
Bryan. who sat a. the opposite
side 81 the table flushed deeply and
his tightly compressed llps bespoke
the effort ne was making az self
control
The gentleman Is out OF order
sharply interrupted Senator Till
man. temporary chairman. We
cannot permit personal illusions Of
this nature and such vltupcratlouH
Daniel persisted that he meant
no disfoapeft He thought the time
had arrived when all loyal Demo
Gratis should be aetuated by the
purest motives and their actions
should be open 90 the fullest cfItl-
clam. lie declared u as bis belief
that the country stood upon the
brink of a great calamity lie had
favored free silver. but. right or
wrong he thought the eKigenciea 81
the situation demanded that Demoe
raey bow % the wishes OF New
England and the great Empire state
Heroic situations demanded heroic
remedies. said he
FORGET IT. SAID SHlYELY.
ahively. Of Indiana. pleaded that
no mention Of finance be made In
the platform. asking why raise a
question again 10 cause a rupture
ia the party
Fleming, OF Wisconsin. declared
he vas there % oppose any specific
declaration on finance. lie had
great respect for Hill. but could not
let him lead Democracy into this act
without protest
Poe. OF Maryland. declared that
the committee should remember the
effect That such a deliberate refusal
10 incorporate a financial plank Ia
the platform would have Without
this plank. he said. MarYland's vote
could not be had. Ho asked only
that the committee give the great
Interests Of the country assurances
that they would not be disturbed,
aud declared impfesslveiy that N
the committee failed IN this duty
they would loso Democracy the
electoral vote Of many states.
PLEADED FOR GOLD.
Hin made a strong plea for the
plank. declaring II was IN the inter-
\ e. of good government. and at,
cured success In full. Going from
the plank to Parker. Hill declared
be was an able. safe man, not a
coward. AZ some would have ua a..
lleTc. Parker had ever au.,poffca
I the paffy'a nominees. IT, fhia I'm
tebtloh nominated g-d6ther man
Parker would anppgft him and he
sliiip would - back and work 10
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York. nourks cochran The auE-
Neniian Vas loudly thesfed. bat
Cochran VAS not Ia the hall calls
for @fowus rowHe we're heard.
but roUns refused 20 speak HALEY
waH called fur and then o. kiii time
the roIl Of honorary vice prrsldsnts
Was called
Richmond = Hnhsou vas chiisd
for lie vas warmly Efested aa be
teok the platform ilobson wps ~ Fl.
peht~iiy ebesued during his speech.
When he had finished the platform
committee announced that s unsni-
rnuus report wuuid be submitted az
: u'ciesk tonight There vii be no
minority report
The convention then adjourned tin
: o'clock tonight
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STILL PLAN TO
DEFEAT PARKER
ANTS WOULD HAVE BRYAN 7 AXE The LEAD IN FIoHr ON
NEW YoRKgR-NEeRAsKAN ANALYzEs PLATFORM

as framed by declaring there are
four great planks trust, tariff, la
Dor and imperialism lie IL pleased
with all and Il IL known that Is
opinion is that Hill will be unable
to recognize the platform.
THE tariff plank ls good said
the Nebraskan, IN fact, It could
hardly be improved upon IL de-
nounces protection as robbery OF
the masses. and a gradual reduction
schedule 81 provided The labor
plank has = government ~ lniupc-
ton clause. The antitrust plank IL
stronger than Bryan expected. Il
calls for the enforcement OF crim-
lnRl laws against trusts aud deals
with rebates.
Bryan regrets that he had 20 give
up a money plank but his friends
have taken up the slogan that the
gold mepey plras still stands In ef-
focs 40 she INSTRUMENTATION.
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BLAMES SAL00NiST

The $500 damage suit brought
bY Mrf Ellen Foster. widow u Ed
ward Poster. who committed SUI
eide while intoxicated last year hy
drinking earbollc acid. against
Nirholas Theisen. owner Of the sa-
loon ia Ballard where her husband
bought liquor, is being tried by su-
perlor Judge Griffin today Mrs.
Foster contends that the owner Of
the saloon where her husband be-
came intoxicated is legally RESPONSES
BILE Tor his suicide.
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ESOpGS. July S.-ludge Parker
spent a quieter day than usual lie
was engaged all morning I'm looking
over his mail. which was heavy, due
to crank letters. A rumor that
John u. Rockefeller ir.. would visit
Esopus started from the fact that
Rockefeller engaged rooms for the
night at the hotel at Kingston. lie
left this morning for New York.
Parker is not acquainted with Rock
efpller.
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~ w MUM HANHHHN A#H"aHHf +aHH'H5
money on lie free employment OF.
flee or abandon all pretense OF
strongly competing With private
employment agencies. This. IN
brief. IL the belief Of u II 0ront
the city labor commissioner. 81
pressed In an intsrview given The
Star thih morning lie says that he
e. anxious 10 place the office on q
substantial business basis. but can
not DO - until he 10 allowed more
funds
The question l. practically wheth
er OF not the city shall 60 10 the
expense % getting Jobs Tor poor
men. orFshali In a sense LET the Of
fice rua Itself The office vas IS
tablluhsd with the purpose OF fuf
niahlng Idle uortluEmrn With iohs
- that they could avoid paylaE -
orbitani fees AT private agencies
This end has been accomplished
TO some extent. but the ehlef ueak
nraa ~ the system seems % be that
no special effort can be made either
10 procure good ioba nf % get good
men to 81 them
AAAA nv NfaFAAN fAANthA AtFAA
agencies are a. rule source Of
trouble and often do the wofkinE
men more harm than good b. gensfz
ais Adtuiffvd No people more fhaa
The wurkinEmen themselves wha
ouEhs % kneN have been louder "a
me contamination 81 these concerns.
Hut there + question in the
minds or many rlfirrHa a. 90 = beth
r ef ne. me titf Npuia pc ]ushilea
in sp~uaths slots MONEY on 2 ae=
Pc I'M ~. '.i OF nc satl laAt = pa spiiis
,''st 80 80 - - -
-. 49,. ..''eu 80 ~" '''a NV wv
~ -. r..-..t.
-. 49,, !. - -.
-. -. - h. rt4ts.t g..
- -. A. !. ,.,,,,I. -. -.
a. sfafs hs aid fbis m0zsips
a., 4 esit-,g t,,.t 49,. t,,sr.v..,i =.
tsnstsur. .oeid H. sbgs.laatI. IA.
,tstes So a. la4reas.l .fTsfsrrs
and bausrts ars ta.sn INTO fonsffz
eratlon. have 81 astaFaf a-ra
s.ona tried b. nesure q lsrs. anpres
uriatlun in order o. pot ths office
on BUSINESS basis. bat ez-Cauneilz
man Iamea. g. Chairman 81 the n
Tanas committee. always ahier ted %
the luea taking the YleH tia. r.
sns nouH 81 the city business T.
huut 10 inha 90 men - tll them
our reports vii saow however
that THIS nffiee has tilisd more Jobs
al less sxp~nse 70 the city than any
other similar employment office IN
the Hniied States. Three public
employment offices are maintained
tn Chicago aud single ones iu kan-
saa City, ~ Louis. Butte Duluth.
West superior. View YORK. Toledo
Cleveland Cincinnati and DAYTON.
Our expenses last year aEEfegat=
Fl nnlY 81 700. exclusive - salaries
but On that sum Ne Nefe Ahle 70
furnish $1,000 persons vith WORK. /
am allowed only tNo clerks. one 10
take care 81 the men 3 department
and the other the Nomens. feeelNs
ing. respectively. ta aud So a
month The latter acts a. Htenog
repL for me. most Of my time be.
ma taken up ~ secretary 81 the
civil service commission We are
only allowed 81 a month eNpsnars
for running ihe office and not more
than o. OF thla can be used for ads
vertinlng That b. wholly made
quate W. ouEht 20 have an extra
man TO work on the outside 10
drum uu heip ana good men 1
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ST. LOUIS. July s. Bryan went
60 the Jefferson hotel when the
platform committee adjourned aud.
after hearty meal, lay down to re-
cuperate tor the night session.
The ants went into a caucus on
plan ~ have the Nebraskan take
the lead on ne floor in an effort
10 defeat ParAsr by either making
nomination Tor a speech. They
said hls match less oratory might
vot sfes,..,.,, ne convention
~ 49," lAelf answered an In
a,,n,s ~ 49, Sing he WAS not certain
- Asf be would pursue. He
~, 80" FlAh 10 appear exultant at
~ w ~ ne OF the fight in the com
."s VIZ ,A<his friends answered for
-. Bryan had won great
~. "hnd APPRECIATED II.
w Ne scrippa News Association
~ Alefly anal %eIdh epla ~ ~
80 - fta"6
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THEY PULLED HAIR SCRATCHED AND SNAPPED At EACH
OTHER BUT FINALLY CAME To TERMS HARMONY RE|GNS
MORE MONEY NEEDED BY
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

month The total insurance on tho
property damaged was &Z5l $50. The
l0aa 0u SfetHou Post lumber mill iB
placed a. &c coo and the insurance
at 80 600
Included In the report ia the fire
At Iatona. in which the loss Nas
81 300 aud the Insurance s. go.
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FIRE LOSS
I'M JUNE

The report 81 TIE fire marshal for
she month Of June shows that prop
erty valued &C si1.5s5 vas destroyed
during the month This loss does
not include the fire on the steamer
ohio however. the loss on which has
not been adjusted as yet but viii
be included lea the report for this
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NEW jail DOG

Buneo. the watch dog at the coun-
IS iaii which was poisoned recently.
has been replaced BY a Japanese
bloodhound sheriff Cudihee bought
the animal a few days ago and tho
canine assumed bis duties A. watch
dog today The new dog Is sup
posed 10 De a canine ariatocrat
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Hill and Bryan CIaShed Again and Again While Other
Leaders Occasionally Took Iiand--PIatfOrm, Ac=
ceptabIe to Sage Of WOOfert ROOSt and the Ne
braskan, Finally Agreed Upon. Convention Met
and Adjourned Until O'Clock Tonight

ST LOUIS July S-Judge Alton
n. Parker Of New York will be nom
mated for president by the Demo.
cratic national convention either to
night or tomorrow morning Al the
session which begins az o'clock to-
night the platform signed BY every
member Of the resolutions commit
tee. Including David b Hill and
>.Wm J. Bryan. all b. reported
Il will neither repudiate uor re-
affirm any former prinelple - the
Democratic party The money
question will not b. mentioned
There will Be a tariff revision plank
and a strong antitrust plank
Bryan will not bolt the ticket In
fact. Il would not BE- surprising u
he announced to the convention
that he will support L.
ST. LOUIS. Iaiy s-The resolu-
lions committee. after indulglng tn
a debate that was At times aerimo-
nious and tlnEed With aeiditY late
this morning practically came 90
an agreement on the platform
When leaving theenmmittee room
HlIl wAs asked What are Par
kers views on the income taK and
Fold plank
Don't knew replied lHlil
Well 10 Fuu don L who in blank
does was the newt question
When asked a question concern
iug the platform. hryan said 20 a
ScrIpus News man
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Dr. ZAMCW
ARRElZB

Deputy United states Marshal p.
81 lathe this morning arrested DR.,
~ s.. Lawson 81 the Lawson Ned
Zeal institute % "a charge Of send
ius obscene liff nature through the
waI Lawson waa released ON
bonds The complaint vas sworn
our by postoffice authorities The
arrest vas made At the offices OF
the institute.
The literature sent out vas ad-
not 20 b regularly licensed prae-
uH1uer
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Henry NJ Hoyt. the young San
Francisco attorney. who has been
appointed United States attorney
for the district OF Alaska TO succeed
Melville Griggs. will leave San
Francisco for his new post In few
days Mr. Hoyt Is one OF the abiest
OF the younger members Of the San
FrRpcisco bar and his fellow attOr-
ney. here expect him to make an
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excellent record IN the Far North.
Hoyt will remain in this city for a
/ few days before resuming his Jour.
/ ney 10 Alaska.
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COMMISSIONER CIRCUIT EXPLAINS WHY IT IS NOT
EFFICIENT As NOW coHoUeTEo-LbsoRiHo MAN POINTS
OUT ABUSES PERPErRArEo SOME PRIVATE AGENCIES
HINTS AT GRAFT IN CONNECTION WITH CEDAR RIVER
JOBS