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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
AFTER KANSAS JOINTS.
Goveror Hoch to Aid County Authorl
ties to Enforce Law.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct "A. William
II. Mechanism has been appointed spe.
cial assistant attorney general for
Wyandotte county by Attorney General
Coleman, with explicit instructions 10
aid the present county officials in clos
ing the joints or Illicit saloons at Kan.
sas CITY. Kas. Mechanism. who was
formerly police Judge in Kansas
City, Kas., has until recently acted as
attorney for the Kansas state temper
ance union In Its crusade against the
joints. His appointment IS believed to
signalize the inauguration or a con
certed effort by Governor Hoch with
the aid Of county officials 10 close the
joints n the state, which have run
wide open for years In violation OF the
prohibition law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
TYING RUSSIA Up
WITH BIC STRIKE

St. Petersburg, Oct. 24.-The rail-
road strike situation has entered on a
highly serious phase. The movement
Is spreading rapidly to all railroads Of
the empire and apparently cannot be
stopped, while in many cities it is com
mnicatng itself to mill and factory
employers. The general strike in all
branches of labor which the socialists
planned for the end of this year is
seemingly bursting forth Of its own
voIition.
Dispatches from railroad centers
announce the complete tying up Of all
transportation The last link that
bound Moscow, the commercial center
OF the empire, with the outer world,
was broken yesterday afternoon when
the men on the Nicolai road. connect.
Ing Moscow with st. Petersburg,
struck.
St. Petersburg has one line 10 the
frontier and the employees Of this line
are discussing joining the strike. AS
the demands Of men are purely politl-
cal II seems impossible to satisfy them
by economic concessions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
MAKES FASTEST TRIP FROM
JAPAN TO AMERICA.
ONLY LITTLE PRESENTS
Simply inexpensive Mementoes
Brought Back from Her Oriental
Tour-Had Fine Time but Regrets
That so Much Fuss Was Made
About Her.

San Francisco, Oct, 24.-The Pa
cihc Mail Steamship companys liner
Siberia, which arrived from Hokoha-
ma yesterday, established a new rec
ORD between this city ana the Japan,
csc port having made the trip in ten
days, ten hours and 2S minutes. The
best previous time between this point
and Yokohama was made by the Ko.
rea, sister ship of the Siberia, in ten
days, II hours and five minutes
Among the Siberias passengers
were Miss Alice Roosevelt and party.
Although it was expected that Miss
Roosevelt would spend few days in
and around San Francisco, all previ-
Gus plans. We're changed during the
voyage and neither her party nor
that of Mr.. Hartman landed in this
city at all Instead, they were trans
ferred from he Siberia to the tug
ARABIA and taken direct to Oakland
Mole on the eastern side of the bay.
They left there at $3.50 yesterday af-
ternoon for the east. An attempt is
being made TO beat all previous rec
ords between Yokohama and the
cities of the east.
IAN the presents that arrived were
merely inexpensive mementoes of the
trip, such as anyone travelling in
strange countries would receive" said
the presidents daughter There was
really nothing so remarkable about
my trip and ! cannot understand why
so much fuss was made aDout It, !
had an exceptionally fine time and en-
joycd every moment that | was away.
The only thing that ! regret is that so
many nonsensical stories were circu
lated regarding me-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
ILLINOIS LIFE MUST EXPLAIN a
TRANSACTION.
DENY ANYTHING CROOKED
President OF Company Says Kansas
Lawmakers Were Not Bought and
That the Whole Matter viii Be
Cleared up-summoned by State
Commissioner.

Chicago, Oct 24Thc officials y.
the Illinois Life Insurance company
who have been called upon by the
state insurance department to explain.
a transaction involving he alleged
payment of $4,000 expended in 1903
ing before the Kansas legislature pro
Viding for the taking over OF the
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance com
pany by the Illinois concern, say the
entire affair will be cleared up
Wednesday. Twelve intcrrogatives in
all, 1t is said were propounded by the
state insurance department. What
these interrogauyes were the officials
Of the Illinois Lire decline to say.
President Stevens of the Illinois Life
yesterday said,
Not one dollar Of The money was
paid by the Illinois Life or any one in
its interest for the purpose Of innu,
cncing legislation in Kansas. II Is a
matter of record that the so-called en-.
abling act, which was passed by the
Kansas legislature authorizing the re.
insurance to be effected was pro
cured to be passed by persons inter
csted in the Old company long before
The Illinois Life Insurance company
was invited to present a proposition
for reinsurance All money paid out
on account Of the reinsurance was to
take care Of the outstanding renewal
contracts and the expenses incurred
by reason Of the policyholders conyen.
ton called 10 consider the matter, and
sundry expenses incident 10 the re.
Ownership and examination OF the
company's affairs by the actuaries Of
the Kansas and Illinois departments,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
LIVESTOCK SANITARY BOARD
ORDERS INVESTIGATION.
IGNORE NEW LEGISLATION
Board Hears Reports Of Violation of
Inspection Statute and II Found to
Sc True Actions viii Be Instituted
May Lead to a Judieial Test Of
the Law,
Madison. oct. "a

Madison. Oct "a
The Wisconsin state livestock SAINT
taty board is making an Investigation
of reports OF violations of the new
laws by the railroads, The laws sup,
posed to be ignored and violated
being those relating 10 the importa
ton Of livestock. A meeting Of the
board was held yesterday, at which 1t
was determined TO thoroughly investt-
gate the reports and complaints re.
ceived by the board and if these re
ports prove true and can be suhstan,
tiated by the board prosecution will
be brought in the name Of the state
against the offending railroads.
The last legislature imposed upon
the livestock sanitary board the duty
OF seeing to ii that all cattle imported
into this state. except for special pur.
poses. rs for exhibition, he examined
ana before admitted to enter Wiscon.
sin be certified 10 be free from tuher.
culosis or other infectious disease.
The board is in receipt Of reports to
the effect that the railroads look with
scorn, or at least with uueonccrn, up
ON this legislation and are openly VIC
lating the law The law makes ii an
olfcnsc for RAILROAD to bring into
Wisconsin cattle other than certified
as provided by the law. 1t is possible
chat tho railroads think the law is un-
constitutional and are only waiting
for prosecution in order that an oppor-
mnity may hc had to test The law
AT the meeting of the board yester-
LAY all the members were present with
the exception Of Senator George
Wylie.. Those present were state
Veterinarian Roberts, President
George McKeraw, DR.. II. l.. Russell
and Grant L. Fisher, also the score.
tary, John NJ True The secretary
has compiled the Wisconsin veteri-
nay, livestock and sanitary laws, and
5000 copies have been prepared for
distribution
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
NEW lNJUNcTloNS IN GRAIN
INSPECTION FlGH,

superior, Wis, oct % The flour
mills Of superior were enjoiued from
grinding wheat or shipping -four made
from wheat inspected by Wisconsin In.
spectors, upon which the inspection
fees were not paid Judge Ninic had
rendered a decision setting aside the
Injunction preventing the railroads
from moving cars, upon the railroads
paving $500 in court The Wisconsin
grain commission promptly tied up the
cars caught In the yards with now in.
functions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

triciauS ana Nnemeu Of The four tele
phone companies cenlering here
struck Yesterday for recognition Of
the union The question of the open
or closed shop is the point in coutra
verSy, rs The companies are psyiug
The union scale and working union
hours, The WISCONSIN Telephone com.
pany aud the Ia Crosse Telephone
company are tied up and the Ia
crosse County Telephone company,
The Tr State Telephone company and
several smaller m,erurhan lines are
less seriously affected,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

companies. The suits are looking to-
ward 4 decree from Judge Bethea re
adjusting rates on livestock aud
dressed meat shipments from Missouri
river points to Chicago. Three weeks
of testimony and arguments We're end
ed a week ago before Judge Bethea
and he took the case under advise
ment, giving the attorneys three days
within which TO file briefs containing
authorities and answering several
questions in controversy. The deciS-
ion in the case is not expected for at
least q week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
HORSE SHOW OPENS.
chicaao's Equine.Soeiety Affair
Eeltpses Previous Efforts.
Affair

Chicago, Oct 9t-Thc Chicago
worse show opened yesterday after
noon IN u manner that promised 80
eclipse all previous affairs Of the kind
ever held in the west Practically
every city Within 100 miles of Chi
cago was represented in the boxes
and these with thousands from Chica,
80, who allied the great coliseum TO
It's utmost capacity, made the exhibit
ton from social point OF Wow
most brilliant success Tho horses
ON exhibition are of class and IN mum.
her superior to any other exhibition
vt the kind held IN this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
killed In Railroad Accident.

McCook. Neb., Oct. 24.-The Burling.
ton fast freight No rs was run into
from the rear at EckIey, near mere yes.
terday by light engine, killing r. p.
Mallory. a stockman large mum
Der Of sheep were killed and other
damage was done. The same freight
was In collision at Otis, Col, the night
before. in which two stockmen were
injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
PosTMoRTEM ORDERED.
Physicians Summoned 10 Further In.
vestgate Death Of Mrs. Walsh.

Rhinelander Wis, Oct 2f.-Aftor.
ncy General Surdeyan' has sum.
moned pr r r Walsh Of Rhinolandcr
70 assist Drs II a Sifton Of Milwau-
kee and Decker Of Crandon III con
duo'ine postmortem examination on
the body Of MIS-. James A. Walsh, who
died at Crand0u recently from the cf
fects 81 a revolver shot. Attorney
David II Walker Of Rhinelander Is I'm
charge Of the case for Walsh.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
BEGIN lRooUols TRIAL.
jury Secured TO Pass Upon First
Claim for Damages

Claim for Damages.
Chicago, oct % The first dam.
lage suit against the proprielors Of
the Iroquoi8 theator. which burned
| December 80 1908. viii br com.
menccd this morning IN the United
States circuit court Edna s. Hunt.
er who was badly injured In the fire.
sues for $4,000. The thoafor company
land the Fuller Construction com
pany. which erected the building. be
ing defendants
Two weeks have been occupied In
securing q jury II was completed
yesterday afternoon and Attorney
Spencer made The opening statement
for the plaintiff lie declared that
he would show by evidence that the
building ordinances were grossly vic.
lated By the thcater proprletors.
Attorney Spencer announced Nat
his fret Witness Will be the plaintiff.
Miss Hunter. She was with party
Of six young women in The gallery
When the flames burst out she ran
towards the exit through which she
had entered tho thoater. She was
knocked down, trampIed on, bruised
and burned. but finally escaped with
her life. Two Of her companions
burned 10 death, while the others es.
capped.
This suit Is considered by lawyers
% Be 81 great Importance. Hundreds
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
FIND BOYS BODY IN RIVER.
Child Was Believed TO Be Locked In
BOX Car.

Philadelphia, oct "a. The body Of
Louis Dobek, the eignc5ear-Jld DO
who was believed to have bee q locked
in a box car on the Pennsylvania rail
road. was recovered from the Della.
ware river yesterday There were
several cuts and bruises on his face
and arms one 81 Dobeks companions
had told the police that the boy was
locked In freight car and Pennsyi-
yanla railroad officials opened hun
dreds Of cars all over the country in
search for him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
FILES SPECIAL PLEA.
Indicted Meat Agent Wants immunity
fer Testifying.

Chicago, Oct. 24-In the packers
cases yesterday Samuel A, McRoberts.
agent of Armour & Co, fled a separ,
ate special plea in which he seeks i'm.
munity because he testified before the
grand jury which afterward returned
an Indictment against him. Under the
federal statute, it is alleged, no per,
son shall be prosecuted in a case in
which he testified. If he is compelled
to testify against himself. The other
pleas filed by the packers are not held
to be of great Importance by the gov
eminent. District Attorney Morrison
has not yet decided what action to
take in regard to them,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
BAD TREATY FOR CUBA.
Washington Warns Island Republic
Of Consequences


Washington, oct. 2i.-It can be re.
itoratod on the highest authority that,
although convinced that the proposed
Anglo Cuban treaty Is distinctly In.
furious to Cubaa interests. the Wash
ington government has never indi
rectly or directly questioned Cuba's
lnll right TO negotiate such a treaty
with Great BIltain or with any other
foreign nation When asked By Cuba
Tor an expression Of opinion regarding
HE proposed treaty with Great Brit.
ain. the Washington government out
lined the Disadvantages which would
accrue 10 he republic under such an
arrangement II was pointed ont that
+ would preclude this country from
giving 10 Cuba any further CONNER
ciai concessions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
JERRY SIMPSONS BODY
VIEWED BY THOUSANDS

Wichita, kas,, Oct, 26,--The body
of cX.ConRressman Jerry Simpson,
which lay In state yesterday at the
masonic temple in this city, was
viewed by thousands Of people. The
funeral services will DO held this after
noon. Mrs. Simpson has received
scores Of kilograms Of condolences.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
FINDS MURDERED WIFE.
horrible Find by Husband Returning
From Work,

Washington, Oct sl-Mary Fran.
ces Scheitlin, age ~, wife Of Rudolph
3 Soheitlm, electrician at the
navy yard, were found dead
yesterday afternoon by the woman's
husband in the front room of the
Schoitlip homo, ON his return from
work A revolver from which
three shots had been fired was ON the
floor Two shots hit the woman, the
third the man, The police believe
Botomy shot the woman aud then
himself
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Try Indians for Murder.

Waupaoa, Wis. Oct. 20 Indians
from the Wittonborg reservation are ut
the trial of Sam Blowsnako and tho
two other Indians accused of the muir.
der and robbery of KIckHpoo shabo-
dock, wealthy land owner and stock,
man OF the Wittenberg tribe Shato
lock was murdered In 1903 and robbed
OF $500 Tho body was found buried
In swamp.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Murders the Constahle.

Cedar Rapids, In Oct 2i-Mrs.
Zetta Rollos shot Constable Peter
Martin Of Marion through the heart
at her home here yesterday evening
The constable was attempting to
serve writ Of execution and remove
some furniture from the house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Banker Freed BY Jury.

Creston. la. Oct 24.-C1yde Dun.
ming, who was employed in the Citi-
zen's bank at Mount Air, which failed
a year ago. with assets Of s90. 00e less
than liabilities. which totalIeI nearly
half million. was found not guilty on
the charge Of fraudulent banking by a
jury here last evening.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
More Land Fraud cases.

Topeka, Kns.. Oct 25.-h r. Greon.
special inspector Of the department Of
the interior, arrived here yesterday
from Washington to examine into
the records OF The local and ONCE.
Later he will examine the records Of
the office al Colby, Kansas II Is IN.
timated that land fraud eases may be-
revealed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
CASUALTIES ON The RAIL.
Annual Report Shows a Total Of sse
Casualties.

Washington, Oct. 24-During the
year which ended June 80, 1905, $50
persons were killed and 1898 injured
as the result of accidents on railroad
trains, according to the report of the
interstate commerce commission is
sued yesterday. There were 1921 col.
lisions and l.535 derailments of which
ICE collisions and les derailments af-
fected passenger trains. The damage
to cars, engines and roadway by these
accidents was s2,41ne71.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

of other suits agsregating millions of
dollars IN damages, have been
brought and the result OF this first
trial is of momeutouS consequences
to all concerned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
SUPREME COURT AGAINST HIM
IN LIBEL CASE,
KNOCKED A COAL COMPANY
Said in Campaign That Firm Had
Fuel in Famine But Would Not
Sell Il Even Where Sickness and
Suffering Prevaileo--Free Press
Must Prove Charges,

Mayor David $, Rose will have to
stand trial in me Islander and Tibet
damage suit brought against him by
the Gross Coal CO, OF milwaukee, FOR
charges which he made and reiterated
against the company in the campaign
Of 1904, concemiug the coal famine,
The supreme court in an opinion
Written by Justice WINSTON, sustaius
the order of the milwaukee, court
everything the defendants demurrer
"a the complaint The mayor In the
heat of a political campaign, charged
in n certain speech in the Davidson
thcutor that the company had coal In
the time of famine that II charged
$l5 a ton for Il aud promised to de
liver II ON orders when certificates
of physicians were presented showing
that the Goa, was needed to prevent
fatal termination Of sickness and sui
reriuG, or words 70 that effect hut
that the company refused to drlivor
the coal upon such ordvrs I ne at
torueys tor the company called upon
tho mayor and gave him an oppor
unity To retract the statements, but
he wrote and had published n letter
rettorating the statements and declnr
INK his Willingness aud ability TO
prove them in court, and ending With
the words, 'nre away" This suit
was brought, demanding $4,000 for
ander and an equivalent amount for
libel, The defendant mayor dc
INJURED to the complaint; he was
oycrrulod and took an appeal TO the
supreme court upon which the court
decides against him,
Chance to Prove Charges.
In the libel action brought by ok
Governor Sconed against the Nil
waultec Free Press, claiming damages
by reason Of published statements
which the Oconto man alleges made
him out as the distributing agent for
the late philetus Sawyer in an al
legged deal to buy up q state legisla
ture tho court decided that the case
must go to trial and the publishers
will have an opportunity to prove
their statements.
Can't Tax Phone Poles,
The Wisconsin Telephone Co IN
immune from any affect of an ordi
nance passed by the Milwaukee com
mon council winch required license
fee of 81 for each OF the company's
poles set within tho city limits ON the
city streets, As the company bad
$500 poles, 1t meant virtually n tax
of $4,000, The company brought IN
junction proceedings TO restrain the
city from enforcing tho ordinance
aud The city won in the lower court
The city answered the compHny's In
functional complaint, to this answer
the company dcmurrcd and the Dc.
mnrror was ovcrrulcd, The company
appealed from the order 0yerruling
The demurrer 10 he answer TO tho
complaint The opinion Is written
by Justice Kcrwin The question
hinged upon whether the license ord
nance was an exercise OF police
powers over tho streets, or was nm AZ
tempt 70 collect tax for purposes
uf revenue Tho company operates
undor a state fnnchisc, ana the court
held that the license fee was 80 large
as to be plainly for purposes Of rove.
niue rather than for police regulation.
aud therefore reversed the decision of
The lower court
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
BRIEFS IN RATE CASES.
Decision in Railroad Controversy Not
Expected for a Week.

Chicago, Oct 24.-Briefs were filed
with Judge Bethea in the United
States circuit court here yesterday by
the prosecution and defense IN the
sniis Of the interstate commerce com
mission against the Great Western
railroad and II other transportation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Futures at Chicago.


Close Wheat December. s7AW
S7%c May, sshc; July, 1890. Corn
October Size; December, eye;
July, I5Ac Oats October. 29%c;
December, 29Mc; May 317s @32c;
Jriy 39Mc Porls--October 1910;
Jannnry. t2.35mf237A Timothy
May $50 Clover Cash, 1900 Bar
Icy Cash, 3Gkm62c
Livestock Quotations
Cattle Receipts 1000 head slow.
bceyes, 3,G0mf.25: COWS and heifers.
1l5mi40 stockors and feeders, 210
nt.30i Texans. 3.6Omi5O western.
ers, 32bW4S0. Hogs Receipts, q,
900 head today, $4,000 head good
strong: others weak; mixed and
butchers, l95m5.b2% good heavy,
5.25M552h; rough heavy 4.75m405;
light 5.OOd5.4O; pigs. 4s0m5.25;
bulk of sales, 5.0505.45. sheep Re.
ccipts. $4,000 head; strong, sheep.
fO0N5iO; lambs. 48O0775
Dairy Markets.
Butter Firm: creamerlea. f7h0
zee, dalries, l6h019c. Eggs Firm;
At mark, cases included, 1914 ntSAe
Cheese Firm: daisies, Tx a12c:
twins l1hm1tAc; Young Americas,
1fAnt2c
Poultry steady. turkeys.
Ice; chickens and springs 10c.
Potatoes Firm: bnrbanks, 656p
CSC; rurals, G5N6Sc; red stock. GlD
csc.
Veal Steady. 50M60-lb weights, 6
n Ghc; 65m75.lb weights, sla eD7Isc.
s5m11olb weights, sla0p9c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
ROOSEVELT WAY
DOWN IN MOBILE
DARKEST SOUTHLAND.
FOR CANAL AND BIG NAVY

President Says United States Should
Have a Naval Force, Ship for
Ship, d Little the Best in the
World-knockers of the Canal
Doomed to Disappointment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Want Union Recognition.

Ia Crosse. wis. Oct. 24-Tbe cleo.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-25
I1llIlllI lI!IIlIIIIlIlI w w w IIlGIIlllIlllllS
{. Purely Personal {.
Miss Edn. Carrethers returne,

Miss Edna Carrethers returned
last evening from q trip to Pueblo.
Mrs. Dave salmon has been
called to her old home in Sedaiia.
Mo-. on account of the illness Of
her mother.
H. ]. Ponder left for Denver
Last night to buy q carload Of SEQ
ond hand furniture to replenish his
furniture stock.
". s. Simon was in the city
yesterday and made this office .
pleasant call.
Mrs George Mililken went to
Canon City this afternoon to visit
her sister. Mrs. G. P. Nix.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-25


L. O. Bailey and the city have ad-
justed their difficulty satisfactorily
to all concerned. Some time ago Mr..
Bailey paid his sewer tax to one of the
former city employees and the money
was credited to the property of L.
Blaney. The mistake was ouly dis
covered after Mr.. Bailey's property
was advertised for tax sale. It
develops that Mr.. Blaney had not
paid the sewer tax but the money was
credited to his property just the
same. Mr.. Bianey few days ago
paid his taxes and Mr.. Bailey will
get his property title.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-25
A. ,ns.li.ess., sre.s 1. 1. store for |

An insslleetsai treat 10 In store for
the people Of fiorescs ssd commu-
nifty. commencing Tuesdsy evening
eebrsary II. and consinuipe each
evening for. one week. DR.. John
3. Koshne one Of the great lecturers
Of this country will b the orator
IL 10 dosbtfol II he hes ~ equal in
his particular line on the American
platform.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-25

Miles O'Brien was taken to Canon
last night and lodged in the county
Jail where he will spend the next
thirty days. O'Brien was charged
with stealing pair Of S. pants from
Walker Bros His bearing came up
before Judge Sanders yesterday after
noon but the judge showed no mercy,