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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
ole Cause and Proven
ton of ComSumPtiOn%&

some employers will not oven retain
them boz their employ.
The chief mode of communication
of consumption la from the dried apu,
Wm Of consumWiyes The germs ot
consumption. which are the cause Of
the disease. teXist hy the millions in
lhe spuum which may be- hawkei. or
cuughed un. and cast upon che side-
walks. the floors oi public halls. work.
shops ana iu 600 public buildings. or
upon fhe Floors or carpets BOO dNeI-
mss. or. Boz TACT. every place where
che c9psnmptiyo ch0uses 90 spit
When the aputum becomes dried up.
toe germs which % contains In euor-
nous numbers miugie With thv aIr
aud dust oi thr building and maF ne
broatbUd into fhe LUNGS aus ihnH 'n-
feet susceptible npgtuus. one c0n.ump-
tive spreading the disease, u thn
manner tn MANY others The danger
D. Increased hf the great vitality of
ho germs. which exist Son !ong time
after drying and miNlrs With doc gust
ihp minute nfons ui tht spuium which
couump.iyes cXpei when cuughnE
also contain The germs ui consumption
Thus 10 viii be- seen that Che cJu-
wmput. Rh0 s able i0 NO and
shout and goes from place 90 place
and splits on The sidewalks in street
cars. or on the floors of public %
other buildings. may be a Coz greater
f menace Co tRc lives of others Than
I the c1nsumpiye who is confined %
his dwelling
no spit. no consumption ia th'
. keynote OF tho prevention oi thu
dreaded disease
The GERMS Of consumption VII Otter
boz found among the dust and dirt 70
tenement houses. and other dwellings
where they NAL retain their vitality
Tor months: also In cast of clothing
iampness darkness. dirt aud dus'--al
serve az refuge Tor the germs OF con
sumption
The spuium should be- destroyed
This o. the most certain method o
preventing ihe Infection of c0nsump
tiun. Not only the safety OF the PEG
pie but the safety ~ the patient him
self .reuuIras that the sputum Boz de-
Htroyed before 10 can have on ppppr
mnity to become dust aud mluglo wei
iho dust 81 dwellings. offices. factories
. and other places whore human being
congrC safe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
L.INIME EMIT
PADEREWsKt WILL CONE
AFTER MORE pOLLARl

Paris. July 2.lgnaco Paderewskl.
she famous Polish pianist hos en.
tirely recovered from the paralysis
which affected bic left slide. and Rill
SO 90 the unItCd states this fan for
an extensive concert tour n iH 8x.
peciod that b. Fl.i begin in October
November, snl will De- under ihp
management ~ Charles A. Ellis Of
Boston
padercwsH was hurt In O railroad
accident near Buffalo. q 81. durng
bis iasf America tout and for nearly
slK months suffered from paralynn
if bls ief side ON April lu. Of ihia
year ho Was sufficiently recovered "a
give DTS nfat recital at bilhoa, spain.
lie gave that recital principally io
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

tBy special arrangement with "a
prominent tuberculosis expert OF this
city Tho Evening CHlzUn viii pub
lish series oi articles. one each shr
urday. dealing with that mnlady.
which ls fast becoming the national
disease. consumption, or the Great
White plague" These nrticlCa. writ.
ten a. they are. by one who has made
thls specific malady o ne study. viii
treat of the disease from ita ncep
tidn 20 its most advanced stage eni
were secured nnd Win De publiahc
In the none that uy their porusnl some
unfortunate being may bee saved and
IN only one. Oui of The Citizens many
readers. profits tacrehy Co che extent
of successfully combating The dreaded
disease. then tine physician WHO writes
these articles. and tno paper when
publishes tn m. VIII feel fully rnpAd
tor their trouble and oNpeusol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

veian9e. or expect TOO quick results
Nature guilds slowly aud a man can
improve his condition slowly. bu'
surely IT he preserves
/ trust tnat / shall not bo thought
egotlatlcal 70 I give few of tb,
worlds records which ! hold
ilnlns vita both arms 20,
pounds
Lifting with one arm goo pounds.
Lying on the back supporting 32l
pounds.
Turning with one arm 90,
pounds
Outatretched arm 10 left o.
pounds. Outstrotched arm no rl4hi, ID
pounds simultaneously
Arm stretched Onl Boo front l2l
pounds.
Arm held up porpondicuiarly 23l
pounds
The same REPEATED 20 times in sue
c,usi1n 1872 pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

(CoutInuod from last Saturday,
THE PREVENTION or TuBER
CIT Oefa

Consumption can boz prevented in
New Mexico. 10 can be- cured BOO NeW
doXico 10 tnKcn Ia time. before much
lung tissue has been destroyed. Al
authorities now subscribe 90 the
views advanced by Hippoorates the
father oi medicine. who lived ibn3I7
y. g.. via. ~ the patient tconsump
liver "a treated from the beginning. be
viii get we'll
Consumptiun o. disease which %
caused hy the growth of certain germs
thacnlD In the tissues OF the body.
In the lungs the disease is known az
pulmonary Tuberculosis be- germ
causing consumption la mankind and
in cattle has been proven Go be the
same. and the disease may be- uGna
mltted from one 90 the other. hy
means of the transmission of these
germs.
There can be- NO consumption villa.
out the consumption germ
Consumption. contrary 60 most De-
iioia. d rarely inherited but children
of conaumpiivCp often inherit weak
eued constitutions pFedlspuglng them
90 the disease. which they easily ac
uulro. from others. Many cases Of
sO-callcd hercdby consumption ar,
due 90 che disease being transmitted
from an afflicted member OF The lam
10y % others, either directly ol
through the medium OF dirt and dust
in the Infected rooms
The means hy which consumption
may he transmitted are:
tal Through the air passages an,
/ into the lungs by dust Infected bl
I FpWum of conumptivgs.
/ thl Through the medium of drink
ing glasses. eating utensils and othe
lnriiclcs being placed TO or in The
mouth which have previously beef
handled OF placed IN the mouth o
cUusumpiiyes
tci Through the digestive rae
/ from diseased meat or milk irou
tuberculosis Cows. ar rom food il
iected hy germ.hcariug dust
tdl Through tuut very rarely Oh
skin
Tue consumpiive 10 himself is a
/ most harmless He becomes harm
lful usually through bad habits, wh.cI
larc due. aa rule, 90 ignorance. TIL
lconsumptlve who walks or works D
lomcos or shops will not transmit Dol
ldisoaso 90 those with whom be- come
. u contact. 10 be- takes proper care q
his saliva or spuium
Nutalthstandiug This wpll demon
sirhjed fact many persons dread th
lprosence OF consumptiye as the
would O. plague stricken Victim au
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
COUNCIL DECIDES NOT no
LICENSE SALOON MUSIC

By a vote of four 90 three lhe city
council Of las Vegas decided against
the proposed ordinance chgrginT a D.
cense for music In SALOONS of $1,000
d year unAer The present ordinance
saloons pay noihlng extra lQr the
privilege Of having music There d
considerable disappointment in the
city over che action ~ the council ns
the sentiment lr favor Of a license
that would practically abolish music
iq 0verWhoimlun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN

Washington. ID. G.. July 2The
Navy Department continues 90 have
much difficulty ln obtaining American
ships for the transportation of coal
from the Atlantic ports 90 Mare
Island and Puget Sound. where % was
intended by the Bureau 1f Equipment
t0 ship q large quantity of American
coal the present month The same
condition applies to contracting with
American bottoms for the shipment
of fuel 40 the naval coaling stations
at Caylc whore nee Navy Depart.
ment maintains q large coal pue fot
me- convenience 0f the ships nn the
Aflntlc station. and ln order 90 De- pre-.
Jared Cor any emergency which may
arise iu that part of the world which
would deny to eur ships access Ca
hc G. numerical sour.es OF ucl sup.
nft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
REVIEW or MIDSUMMER
NUMBER KEiTH'S MAGAZINE.

a special midsummer number of
Keith Magazine ha just appeared.
g,vug ihe following MOST Interesting
content. Illustrated descriptive
article of O NinueIouka summer home:
some beautiful pergolas. q building
experience .u kansas. suEgeatians for
entrances Wiih several illustrations
a wan decoration cor library. some
Illustrated typical American homes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Paris. Tune 30 Landlords tnd real
estate agents. Who have beeH com
pla'ning of dull times ever since the
American liie insurance colony got
settled down comfortably in iia naW
quarters are now predicting anoiner
boom Eonts have already been ad.
Yanccd 2O uer cent The la.siordt
nave been reading che ncWs ~ the
Pennsylvania railroad Ugaiion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
The LINIMENT of our
FOrefatherS.

test his ability aud finding that be-
had resslned hia former proficiency
ne gave several rocitalf I'm small cii.
les in france He a M present on
hts estate in Switzerland witch Is the
Mecca 81 refugees from Poland. many
cf whom are pennlless and an being
supported hy she great pianist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

g" ann onlv S2 years Old and don't
expect even when got to Dee real old
to feel that way COS long as ! can get
Electric ltiers said Mrs T. ~ Brm-
SON. of Dublin. Ca Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old as young
aud makes the weak as strong as this
Grand medicine Dyspepsia, torpid
liver lnnnmod kduoya, or chronic
constipation are unknown after TAX
inc Electric Bltters a reasonable time.
Guaranteed by an drusglsts Price Doc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

The most valuable garden patch on
Manhattan Island consists OF two beds
.rt lettuce and radishos. each twenty
f.o. luare .n the rear ul q iitile once
'sIory wooden house Do West One Hun-
dred and Twenty fou~th street hast
way between Columbus aud Amster-
dam avenues TIE house and garden
in The rear are nanked ON three sides
by modern SIS story apartment houses
which AIN but shut ont the sun from
the Garden. The house only occupies
half the frontage of the lnt which
gives am excellent Wow ni ihe garden
from tho street The littic farm
house almost brings tears 90 thc eyes
az passing real estate men who rrallzc
h1w much more valuable lhC ground
could ba made Hundreds ui real
estate mca have pleaded with tine old
Irlshmnn who has lived ln chat house
Tor forty years. tn sell the property
bat ho always shows the Woull-hl
purchasers hlt garden. and tells them
THAT she care OF it ls one of che Joys OF
Dos oli gaze llo would Poe lonely With
unt h.g garden. hp anys There il
nothing lof Coz the real estate men
lhut Co wait Tor the old mans death In
ehlpe of being ahIe 90 make some dcaI
Eifh his heirs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

81 was loser in twenty year bait
tle with chronic piles and malignant
sores. until ! tried buck'ens Arulca
saiye. which turned the Tide. by cur
.ng both. till not trace remains.
writes a M Bruce. of Farmfillo VA
Bes fOr old Ulcers Cuts. Burns and
wounds csc at all drugglsis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

~ trouble io contend with. spring
from "a torpid liver and hiockadcd
bowels. unless yun awaken them 40
tho.r proper action Witi Or KINGS
NeW llfe Pills. the ploHsantesi and
m0sf effective pill Cor Consultation
They prevent appendicitis ana tone ~
thr system 2lc ot 90 druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Tbls office Is indebted leo O. G..
Brown fOr couple of quarts of
strawherrleg. certainly as nne as We
ever saw. u ls NOS oxarurrafiun fo
sny that each individual berry Was hut
sllehfy less than iea cup sea-
ONead lO) Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

No better indication could Der had ~
the prosperous condition % sllFo'
city and the country surrounding o.
which d trihltary than che two bank
statements Just issued by che two ma.
iional banks az silver city.
The silver Ciy national shows de-
uoaits of over 600 900. Uhue fhe
American National bank. which open
"a lfa r1uu for business in March.
shows desnoslfs of over 10000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Charles Mnlnr has resigned AZ anc
clal omcer fog ihe city board 81
healfh. ana ien laai uighi Gov Ash
Fofk Ar.z. where De- aaalu enters tao
secret aeFY.co Cf the santa ~ on
cor ManE did good service Cor thu
santa be- ~ lsIeia. until ho came near
having hia bead cue 0n by q negro
with q razor when ha thought % Elmo
Go resirn Cor q while az least
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
Value Of NV Broadway Paving.

n Is estimated that tac laying of q
wooden pavement ON Brnadwas has
increased the capacity of that thor.
oughfare more than 90 per cent The
tide of travel ON &c ls groatly incrcas.
ed. hut the street b. not as crowded
Del o. used go hc Tho teams travel
faster and move along so much more
easily now that the street is
kept "a iroitlng basis. instead Of
tne old slow and hard way Now
trucks with heavy loads 30 trntting
along. without any trouble 90 the
/ horses Where formerly the teams
/ had to pull heavily and slowly along
/ they uOw can go ON trOt Il Is q
common sigit nowadays 90 see teams
rotting along with loads weighing
four IONS. and nearly Keeping pace
with he trolley cars. As soon az they
/ strike thn wood pavement they strlk,
H trot, wLlc. as soon ~ The old block
/ tone part OF The street sim remain
.uE is touched the horses SLOW dowf
lfo watt. and ue traces are kvp
ls taut and strained as ~ The luat
had suddenly hocn doubled
Old TIMER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

The use of the telephone Do adyanc-
iHg m AN directions. a quiet fes'uu-
rant was opened leo this city o. lhtlc
while ago more as an experiment
than anything elise whore o telephone
ls placed upon each table. The tables,
some g5 ln all, are numbered cunsecu.
lively. and each has its special napery.
You enter hurrledly and want to Dee
served Instantly Nc walter ls ln
sight You rr~ over the bin of fare
select your meal pick up the phone
aud talk 10 nn orderly Ia the Kitchen,
Hello. this Is table No IN great
hurry Order ut once q small sirloln
steak with mushrooms, some caull-
flower a baked potato. olives
Roniaine salad Small cup hot black
coffee IAN right. sir No. g. coming
right along" Can you imagine any
thing more Onticlng7 We are surely
moving forward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Woman etumna Department store
Workers in 20 department store Nere
driven almost 90 insanity hy we'll
dressed youn0 woman a few days ago.
She rushed IA with her hair flying,
grabbed tho nrsi floor walker she saw,
ana proclaimed that she must catch n
train ln loss than an hour Ter lat
was at feast a yard long ana 20 was
hard to dcc.phpr the names Oi thn
articles Last of mn she wanted hrlghI
red mallne braid ana "iie wire None
OF ihe clerks knew what 'iie wire was
end she began questioning from me
stationery tO iho hardware depart
nionf in the latter place a clerk ask-
90 her what thc WIro was Tor nhe
hesfaiof. ana hon confessed Sc wac
iO make p frame for o hai~a hot ln-
tended 40 shade her dear dogFo when
he followed her trap The braid was
for che same purpose hr tho store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07


News OF the revival of an old rumor
that william q. Hearst bad bought the
Now York Press was carried tO him
the other day There is NO truth in
o." be- slld e have troubles enough
OF my own Just now ! am busy gel-
ting hoy San Francisco paper properly
on ita feet again.
Horny H. Einstuin. who owns the
Press. denied the rumor even more
emphaticaly when 81 hrst bobbod up
several weeks ago The rum0r proba-
bis resulted from the fact that the
prcsa has been very friendly Ia
Hearst since the mnyoialty campaign
|deyOting many columns 90 the charges
that the city ownership candidate had
been robbed uf the election lately
the news columns OF tls paper have
been niled with local articles ant
items from various parts of the state
detailing the strength of the Hearst
boom Cor governor The Press D. Gun
lnng a decidedly free lance sort OF q
sheet. and speaks lis mind freely or
any subject. and sometimes display
considerable venom u is specially
down ON Senator Dopcw and Senator
/ Plat. commencing Sos campaign %
them long before The insurance ihYpa.
/ litigation began % would like 90 see
Reconstruction OF the republican party
with n large number of "out' to b.
Oiled with Gins. md &c has iu'l lis
OF woulG-bc latter ones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

which boasts OF lts varied stock. was
not provided with wire Tor dogs hats.
Tho girl failed 0t her purpose ana
missed her train in the hnrbaln.
New Use Tor Residence Roofs.
Tho number OF uses 10 which New
York roofs are put b. daily increas-
lnr. or rather someone is daily dis
COVERING "a new use The latest d. ipr
a shampoo % don't know what I would
DO without nay root exclaimed West
Side wom9n "a saves me many dol.
lars every year as q hair drying par
Hon shampoo my hair very easily
ly "a small spray attached 20 the iau-
GETS of ms haihiuh. aud then ! go %
my roof. where have some CONF
Portable chairs aud customs arranged
and where me sun can get az me and
tho nlr circulates around me I often
brush my hair aud air lt up there ln
the sunlight when ! do not wish Cd
wash q. aud that keeps o clean a Ions
while. IN che winter you iuld De
surprised boo knoS how hot the sun car
ho Ou q iai roof of tiu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
Bearded Lions in Their
Dem. Hearst Downs
Belmont.
GREAT WORTH OF A GARDEN
Lady shopper Couldn't Find
Tie Wire In Large De-
partment Store.

special Correspondents
Sew York June 80 Nerve goes
reat way. sometimes with men as
we'll as animals William A. Brady
noted Theatrical manager showed
|his nerve in q way tnat asionished be.
holders az Brighton Beach the other
|nisht Hc entered cage containing
Two UouesHof, and remained there AZ
beast two minutes. while the animals.
said hy their Keeper So ne unusually
vicious. snarlcd az him and Crawlei
almost 90 his feet More than hun
|drod persons witnessed the feat Bob
|Wcpharson. the trainer for Fcnra'a
|anlmal show, knows Brady The lat
ter strolled around the cages while
Ina tho open for awhile. watching the
inuesses. Mcpherson said 20 him
pan : mover saw those brutea IN
such "a bad temper Brady az once
said be- would enter the cage Me-
Paterson thought be- was joking. but
Brady laughed took the trainers re-
soltor and keys. and then opened The
flur of the cage zee stood stlll iol
while. then opened the second door
which leads directly into the apart
ment occupied By the liUnessos They
rruuched. snarlcd and gruWlcd, hn
made no attempt 90 spring. McPher-
SON sfili wonders why the lioneaaei
did not deprive the New Workers o
3 theatrical manager.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Friends of Mr. Hearst assert that
~ has control OF the democratic state
committee They say that Belmont
has lost control OF o. having only
about twenty ui the hfty members,
while Hearst has thirty o 10 claimed
that am Of these Will vote for the sup
precision of Belmont ON amy question
at organization chat comes up a most
significant fact in this connection, as
showing the strength 0i Hearst ln the
rural counties. ls thai neither the
Tammany nor the Kings county mcm-
hora uf the committee are counted
9u ihis estimate ot the Hearst
Fnal0rity Hearst men assert that al
bat four of the upstate senate dis
fricts will send committeeman to me
meeting who VIII mo-; anng0niz'
Hearst or consent O any action pre-.
judicial to his chances fuf the demo
cratic nomination
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
Three Children Who EIOped from De-
tentiOn Headquarters Are
Safe and Well.

All three OF the children who eloped so
romanticly from the Detention school last
Thursday morning have been located by
the probation officers. Gertrude Moran, the
GIRL was found near Council Bluffs and is
now in the matron's department at the
county jail. Clifford Kraus is with his
parents in Lincoln, and Jerry Clark is at
the home of his grandparents near David
City.
A mystery which surrounded Clifford
Kraus has been cleared up by the incident,
For year he has been in charge of the
juvenile authorities in Omaha and to them
he has always maintained he was an or
phan without a home. Now It has been
learned he has parents Of excellent repute
and a good home at Lincoln. He may not
be brought back to Omaha. Jerry Clark
was with his relatives near David City
when he was brought back at the request
OF his mother. He was dissatisfied here
and wanted to &c back to David City be-
fore he was sent to the Detention school.
The mother OF Gertrude Moan is at the
Jail, charged with assisting her daughter
to escape. 1t was from her the authori-
ties found out where the girl was located.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
REVOLVING DOOR A PUZZLE
Acme of City Foolisbness, says Rural
Citizen, who Worms
Through II.

That there beats EN- all I seen some
big foolishness in these cities, but 1 amt
never come across any like that'n"
He was passing Judgment on Tolf Han
sens new revolving door. Guests at the
Calumet saw the performance and the
cashier tiled to point the way, but he just
busted" on through without waiting for
instructions.
He didn't look as IL he had been turning
revolving doors all his life and showed no
was true to his colors when he made his
first attack. He lunged against the door
on the left side and it wouldn't give. Then
he stepped back and surveyed 1t. He gave
another shove. No go. He then stopped
down and got grip on the brass rod near
the bottom Of the door and made a noble
effort at lifting his way through.
BY this time he could discern that some.
thing was wrong. for he saw the people
inside laughing and watching hlmS He
/ finally managed to get In.
Now what the dickens you city folks
agoin to do next?" he exclaimed In sheer
disgust II been Twin a long time, but ]
amt never seen a door hung no SIGH way
as thatn. What's the good uf Il? Course
you kin ketch us folks on the like a that,
cause we amt lookin' fur no SIGH foolish.
ness; so we amt
And then when it came time for him to
make his exit It was all to do over again,
only he didn't try to lift his way out. He
bucked into the left side of the door and
kept pushing like a grim Trojan, growing
red in the face, until he finally managed,
/ by main force, to reverse the rubber flaps
and turn the door
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
SALOON MEN PAY THE FINES
Two of Them Assessed Fifty Dollars
Each for Keeping Open
Sunday.

For raising the lid last Sunday, or, to
be more correct and Bostonian, for ele-
waiting the cover Of the receptacle. Henry
Burmeister, proprietor Of a saloon at 705
South Thirteenth street, and George A.
Walker, the bartender of the saloon of
Julius Peterson, at 914 North Sixteenth
street, were each fined $50 and costs in
police court Tuesday morning. George
Zafle, the bartender for Mr. Burmeister,
who was arrested by the officers, was dis
charged, as II appeared that he had no
active part in the dispensation of quench-
ers for Sunday thirsts.
The men pleaded guilty to the charge OF
keeping disorderly houses, Judge Crawford
assessed the fines without comment, the
fines were paid without a word OF protesta-
ton and everything went of as per sched-
ule.
An effort was made by the city prose-
cutor to file charges of keeping the saloons
open and selling liquors on Sunday, which
is a materially different charge than keep
ing a disorderly house. but after consulta-
ton with the arresting officers II was
found the evidence would not warrant a
conviction on the charge of actually selling
liquor as the officers did not see any sold.
II conviction were obtained for selling
liquor on Sunday the convicted saloon men
might have considerable trouble in renew
ing their licenses, but conviction for run
ming a dlsorderly house does not entail any
such trouble.