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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
NEGRO LYNCAtD . IN ATLANTA.
RELATIVES QUICKLY AvENGE A FiENDISH
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.


Atlanta, Ga, July 31.-In the
presence of Annie Laurie Poole, the
beautiful fifteen-yea old daughter of
prominent Atlanta family, whom
he had assaulted, Floyd Carmichael,
a negro, was literally shot to pieces
about 4 o'clock this afternoon by the
male relatives of the girl. When
the negro fell, cut and torn by hun
dred bullets, it was proposed to burn
the bleeding remains and steps were
taken to kindle fire, but the rela-
tives of the outraged girl decided not
to 80 to this extreme. The girl was
outraged in 100 yards of her home,
on South Pryor street, and her as
sailant paid the penalty of his crime
in front of the Poole residence.
The cir! was seized by the negro
shortly before noon as she was re-
turning from visit to neighbor.
AS she passed an alley she felt a
hand grip her, and she was dragged
from the street far up into the alley,
which was deserted and rank with
weeds. The girl struggled desper-
ately, but was choked almost into in
sensibil'ty. The negro kept her in
the alley for nearly an hour, and as
he left threatened to murder her
family if she told what he had done.
The girl had been so badly injured
that she could not move, and was
found bruised and bleeding in the
alley by her mother, who, alarmed at
her absence, had gone in search of
her. The girl was almost nude, all
her clothing having been torn from
her by the negro.
Mrs. Poole Immediately informed
her husband, and he, after Offering a
reward of $1,000, summoned his
sons, brothers and nephews, and
started in pursuit of the negro.
Bloodhounds were used and the dogs
led the avenging relatives to a cabin
In the southern portion of the city.
In the cabin, hiding under bed,
Floyd Carmichael was found. His
clothing was bloody and he bore evi.
dences of a struggle. The negro
denied that he had done anything
wrong.
"We'll take him to Annie" said
the girls father, "and see if she can
identify him."
The negro was taken to the Poole
residence, and the girl was borne in
the arms of her father to the front
porch.
"That's the negro" cried the child
hysterically. go, why didn't you, in
mercy, kill me ?" she screamed. as
she pointed her finger at her assail.
ant.
A dozen pistols were out ere the
girls voice died away and in a few
minutes the negro was shot to pieces
Not shot was fired save by rela-
tives of the girl. Officers arrived and
removed the body shortly after the
lynching. The feeling against ne.
groes in this section of the city is
now exceedingly bitter and there are
threats of forcing general exodus.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

You can see the Poison Pine .ules clears
out of the kidneys md bladder. A single
dose at bedtime will show you more
poison upon rising the next morning
than can be expelled from the system in
any other way. Pine-ules dissolve the
impurities, lubricate the kidneys, cleanse
the bladder, relieve pain and do away
with backache speedily, pleasantly, per-
manently. Sold by DIR. j. w. Bell, Wal
halla, and w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
First Bale Brings 20 Cents.

Savannah, Ga, August 2.-Geor-
gia's first bale of this seasons cotton,
which arrived here yesterday, was
sold at auction to-day, and brought
20 1872 cents per pound. The grade
was fully middling.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Young Wife-How do you like my
cooking? Don't you think I've be-
gun well !?
Observation-Disclosures. I've often
heard that we'll begun is half done.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
Pickens Against the Devil.

A dispatch from Pickens, dated
July 30, says:
A paper was circulated this morn
ing among the business men of the
town, asking the following questions
Has your business diminished since
the closing of the dispensary!
Do you desire the dispensary re-
opened in the town of Pickens?
To both questions the answer was
no, except one man, who answered
yes to both questions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Flag stations.
VIII also stop at the following stations TO take
on and let off passengers: Phinney's James 8 and
Sandy Springs and Toxaway.
Nos II and ~, first class passenger, daily; Nos.
Sunday only; Nos z, second class, mixed: daiiy
except Sunday; Nos. and 8, mixed daily; No.
49, passenger, daily
A. b. ANDREWS, President.
j. X. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

The cleansing, antiseptic and healing
properties of Pinesalve make it superior
to family salves. Sold by DR.. j. w. Bell,
Walhalla, and w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

When applied and covered with no,
cloth, Pinesalve acts like poultice. Best
for burns, bruises, boils, eczema, skin
diseases, etc. Sold by DR.. j. w. Bell
Walhalla. and wv. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
DIR. John Is. Morton.

WE HAVE another doctor added to
Wv our list in and around Walhalla.
DR.. John b. Morton has moved down
from the foot of the Blue Ridge noun
tains, highly recommended as botanic
physician. He uses no mineral medi-
cines whatever He uses weeds, herbs,
roots, etc. He makes rheumatism, fever
and female cases specially. He comes
highly recommended as horse and cat
tie doctor. lie is living at the Knitting
Mills, below and adjoining Walhalla.
His charges are reasonable and he will
attend all calls Cancers and minor dis
eases cannot stand long before his medi-
cines. 29.4O*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Old maids would be scarce and hard to
find,
Could they be made to see,
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR.. j. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
Backache {

Any person having backache,
kidney pains or bladder trouble
who will take two or three
Pine-ules upon retiring at night
shall be relieved before morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Cake Or Piei Yea Wad Ross Flour
Is the bss, for pastry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
SOCIAL
EVENTS
A surpriso Party.


Tuesday evening a pleasant 81
prise wus given 90 tho Misses Ida al
Anna schultz. daughters Of Mr. a..
Mrs O. schultz, az their home on hf
State street The evening was sPss'
very pleasantly and Refreshments Es'
served.
Tho guests were tho youag Pesp''
Of tho German NJ. r. aud EyaugeAsA
churches.
Those present were' Misses sisll
and Mime Hark Alice KurtL ID
Amslor IheE Moss, Ida Finskey =
vina s,hramm, Hattie aud EsiA'
Schnltfcr Media siewort, Gusta, Ls-
AMI Matilda Garniobst, Tina De ftst
Emma osterman, tho Misses Wask''
tines. Vera Hoffman and Messfa 0'
and While Hager Henry ami Ja.-
GaFniobst HenFy Carl, AlfFed OHf'
mau, Albert, Edward. Almond al
Fred sieweFt. Herman Glenz and L'aI
schullE Mr, and Mrs h. Maysa a.
baby Lawrence. Mrs. Maves is 8,
Ter Of the Misses schultz.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
TODAY
LAST
DAY
For Filing Manuscript In the
Journal Ad Wrlting
Contest

Advertising IA the modern method of
trading Il used 10 be- that the NOR
chants of Salon depended largely on
barter fof The trade taoy got from The
surrounding country. and the cash
transactions woro small compared
Win the bartouug done.
nut az tho city grcw. this was
changed. while the good old aysiom
az bartcrIng atiil continues 10 a small
extent q 10 confined almost entirely
10 the small stores that are conducted
ia The old methods of the longag
Tho lnnus of ncw blood. the rapid
growth of tho city. ths establishment
of small towua and trading oonleru 10
various parts of the country all these
have compelled me adoption % other
methods BY Salons business men.
TIE readers of this paper havs
watched thcso changes and have not
"a mo gradual eulargcment % many
stores. Thoru are reasons Cor thls On
iarEemont thia gruvth IN business,
that can be- seen by observation.
To stimulae thia observation tho
Journal has offered a prize of ave dol
lara fur the boat article on adycriia
inr ana also one ~ ave dollars for the
best advertisement telling why the
Ionrnal a. tho most desirable paper
for business nun and uihor adyertis
ere 40 uso.
Tho judges Cor the coniest are
Moasra. q a Hamilton. E g. Patton
and y A wiErlns. an ven known bus
ineaa men and an sooA iudgcs ~ AL
ycrtlslnr They sll iudse mo efort'
% gho dincreut contestants without
knowing tho namrs
Am ulanueript musi be ln Tho jour
nal onace hy the hr.i mail Thursh,
morning ani sil be- submittel 30 che
iudgsa Ia a fos iays. TIE Prite win
mere win b. aunouncsl az soon a. th'
iuig,s have rosicrci their dosis.ou.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Miss Auna DoerF, a prominout No
man % Evansville, Ind writes; my
hoslth vas broken, my aPPetito gone,
m, ucryos shatterod, and I Vas sm-
ply Ia a Wrcckci coniition. had
tried 81 many medicines aHd doctors
withosE help chat was thoroughly
,ii@,oume,si As last resort tried
the cod liver oil preparation NinoA
AMI b uo' sirprise it had none q the
hshs, gnag or 6agreeable taste of
ol,Aiashionssi col liver on or eusol
sionA and Il wss Aeliciaus to iake Ia
remarkably short time il gave a.
a hearty appcOro buih up my nervous
system and rs~toroi ms 20 perfec'
hoslth aud strcngth
"Ninol eurvs sach eonhions a.
those bec.,uso it ooniains every ous
% tho u,e,6cinaA. curative and hody
buihhng Nements II cod liver oi
ana without ouc drop of the syutsm
ologg'ng oA "a upssi the stomach sns
Fetsrl its work lt hnParts in nA
tural manner siEength ana vig0r 3,
overg orgsR u tho body, sils digs
tion anl n,skes rich, roa hlool W.
ssk every rvn dowa, nervous and de
hili,ats-i, aged Or WAX person In Saleu
AMI every porsou sufaEing from Sub
bora eolAs haaging-on ooughS q
brOasAiiis 20 try Vinl oa cur earan
tea IL oosls no,hing Il Il fails % giyl
satlsfaction.
q. W. PUTNAM 90,
pragg.siA Salon. Orcgo-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
An ,niectrieai Home. -

Engineers say this will be an "clce.
trical year" Electricity is soon 10
opcfate Ga tho railroads in and around
Ncw York city. 10 is sending thc troll
icy car and Telephone 10 tho rcno,est
rural districts. The ibcandcscent and
other now styles of electric uglE h
every whcrc Happlaniing ths old fash
ioaed gas OF Oh street lamp. And
DOW this mystic current has begun %
royohtionize conditions Of living In
humcs
Tho arst "epetric home" has just
bccn completed In ono of tho cities
OF upper New York sate. This homo
is equipped with almost every modern
elcstrioal dovioe, and lt l. veFltable
wonderland Of marycla The owneF,
H W Hillman, believes tho timo Is
not far distant when homes an over
the world will be- fully equipped with
electricity Tor lighting. hsatng and
q Powvr, as COMMONLY as Oh or gao are
now usel Tho greater clsanliness.
hcalrhfulnrss, safety and convenience
OF clorFioity as compared 20 gas will,
Do eoutendN result ia the universal
use of electricity.
This remarkable dwelling has elet,
tri, Lights in every room, Ia every
olose,, In every dark corner. Instead
of the conventional hell burglar alarm.
Mr., Hllman has aa electFic switch
next % bis be,L ~ pushing which he
can instantly turn on every light ia
the house This would terr.fy any
thief more than a dozen rsyolvsrs.
In the Swing room a machine run
/ by an e,ccyFic motor saves eulless
trouble On table beside the ma,
ehins Is an eleotFie ha,irop roady for
nso az any time. In this. room there
Is also telephone, and an eletJrie "a,
d.ator Tor auxiliary hsating,
The dining room has an eleetri,
ehahng dish, corn pepper, a eoffe,
jercolator, and a luminous rahator
In the bed rooms there are eleetri,
heating pads instead OF the ola fash
ionet hot wabr bottles which are al
ways liahls % burst and produce dis
aster. Here no, are electric curtin.
irons and hsbirons
rre bathroom Is an astonishin.
place, An electFic immersion coil heat
tho water when ths house furnace 1
shut down In sgmmar. There is
hitle boiler 20 supply hOt water quick
b for shaving Here, too, Is an ele,
tHc rlthator-a aeNiee whieh costs bu
sl2, but which Mr. Hilman pro
nouncss a groat comfort when soms
thing IS needod to take the edge o.
the ehlliuess of the air. In this roou
uhere is also massage m0sor whiel
can bo attached % any ineanasosn
lamp socket and be operated by an
one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
REGULAR
LOVE
FEAST
democrats Meet, Pass ReSO-
IutiOns Have a Good Tine
and Adjourn

Democrats from various parts o.
Marion county held an assembly in the
citv hall yesterday afternoon. The
gathering was called to orier BY Chair
man d. " Vaughn, Of the central
committee. who stated the object Of the
meeting. which was to consider plans
for the coming campaign, 10 perfect a
pormanent organization and elect its
oeicera and 10 discuss possible nomi-
ssss for legislative and county Offices
Paul sroat was made temporary
chairman and Fred Palmer secretary.
A committee composed Of Mcssra
Charles Dick, W. u. Holmes and Fran
els Feller were appointed on resolutions.
W n. Downing Of Shaw, was elect
Cd chairman Of tho county central com
mi,,eo anil Fred Palmer, Of Salem,
was made permanent secretary.
The assembly then considered nomi'
pees Tor the different Offices. There was
oratory. and candidates were secured
without much trouble, although each
one mentioned would rather have some
one else carry tho Democracy banner
In the coming campaign.
For Joint senator ". H. Holmes wa
named. bot declined.
Francis Follor's name was presented
for county commissioner, aud he will
accept
Dan. !. Fry. ~ sslomi r. r. Craw
f1r of Turner, p =. Sem Of Silver
ton. Charles Dick Of salem, and d
w. Vaughn of silvcrton, were requested
10 be- oanhdaics for me legislature.
Resolutions vcrc read and adop,c
as foIlows
We. tho Democrats Of Marion coun
! a. state II Oregon in mas mcciini
azscmbloA do hereby adopt tho foI
lowing hci,ption of priueiplcs, %
witt
We hdvocat" tho election of U. $
senators by dircct vote Of tho people
This has always bccn one u the oardia
ai principles ~ Democracy,
The direct primary luw 10 PARK o.
tha law passed by Republican lrg
islaturo and that party and IT, cands
latos arc of nocossity legally ami moi
ally bound % carry out i,s provision
~ voting for Tho Individual Feeeivin
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
IN - - rlnkaY

salem. Feb es
10 Iouuali sinee anai plans Cor
ihe A. a. e. A. turkey banquet have
bcrn gotten uu,lcr way 30 much ai
vefss criticism has come to me, AS cap,
tain ~ tho "Rsds against spending
iho money for an expensive spread
when it b. 90 much needed faf the pro
posel swimminy paal that have called
the Reis together 90 discuss the mat
ior The uuauimous decision of those
preseut Was 90 request thc manage
ment 90 ao away with che banquet, sub
siiiuting a less expensive class ~ re-
froshments. and ave the tI5 90 tl00
whish che former plan would ,sn ior
fof che swimming pool fuud,
have oonsultei with a. many Reds
AZ possible ln addition % thoss Who
were present ana they are an enthu.
siatioally in favor % the shove plau
I therefore trust that our decision viii
meet witA the approval not only q ,he
memlers % ne association, hut % the
friends and supporters as we'll a. ~
feel that We are responsible o. the puh
iie for the manner Ia which We uss
our funls aui while enc management
stood readA' 20 carry cat the original
plaas having even procured the tar
keys. ~ winning members 10 ths eon
test want % change the plans and %,
che mone, ia manuer that shall b
more asliue
We wil therefore meet on Friday
uight for a iollihcstiea Ia the sssseia
tiou gymnasium. al which time We wii
carry oui tAe program as planned, eon
sisiing u musis, toasts songs sat read
inga al which time ths ladies vii
serve 20 vith dainiy rofreshmeuis al
only they kpow hoW.
raaakiag you Cor tAis spaea au,
knosing hat Ne have dons the sensi
be thiag under the circumstances
am, VeTg respectfully
CHAs ROTH
oapiaiu q the ''Reds' Ia the late Y
al q A. membership contest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
KNIGHTS
HAVE A
NIGHT
District Convention Meets In
Salem and independence
Wins the Prize

Tho district convention X. of Pg
comprising the mcmbcrship from Polk,
Marion. Linn aud Benton counties.
mot at X. Of =. ball hst night There
was au Interesting program, ono Of Che
features being team contest iu third
rank work. in which Homer lolgo NO
90. Of Independence. carried on the
honors
UmBl Chancellor A. r. Davis Of
union. was present and made an in
tercsiins aud Instructive address. AZ
tcr tho work a banquet was served. aud
a dolIehiful social session was held
there being short talks by feprosons
tatiyes from each lolgo Visitors from
Portland inchth,d w. ~ Cake. ri'
prome representative, and D. =. Baum
gartuor. ~ iyanhoe lodge.
Pas Grand Chaurcilof l. NJ Curl, of
Albany, was also present
Tho banquet was served by Ceuifalia
Temple. Rathbone sisters whoso mem
bera added grace, beauty and lifo 30
thc gathering
Grand Chief liooghkirk, of che Rath
hona Sisters made dne a,hlrrss, aud
Grand Mistress % Rccofis aud Core
spnmtsnoe lioguo also Interested all
with r. too brief sIeceh
rhs convention was a great success
end an sycnt that will long be- rrmem
hvr,i by an pressnt Tho neSt eouyen
zion Will d. holi at Independence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

tbc highest number Of votes At The polls
fDr O.. s. scnator.
As u,mocuts u Marion county, dc.
string to promote The public good and
recognizing thsi W. are IN tho minority,
Wo request tho prominent Democrats 20.
ac,cp, tho petitions Of their fellows 20
aooopt eamhdass Cor tho various of'
aeoa, not only state and county, but
prccinct Offices a. well In order that a
FUN ticket may bo placed in tho aclA
We are opposed 10 tho LEASING of
eonyicis and bringing them into com.
priiiion with FREQ labor, and We favor
working th,n on state aud county
roads
We adyocate ownership by the state
of a properly equipped printing plant
anil that TIM s,ate printer be given a
dsel and reasonable alar,,
W. demand that an appropriation
of publie fun,ls shall be- ma,io in scp,
arnto appropriation bills and We com
mend the stand taken hy Governor
Chamberlain az the lasi session Of tho
legislature in requiring ths h'gislat.
ou a. eliminate from an appropriation
ana other important bills the emeF,
gvnry clause which would have result,
80 in defeating the Fcferensaim amend-
mont to tho constitution, anl We favor
tho roforon.ium now being submitted
10 tho people whereby tho people of
the state will be empowered 10 veto
auy obnoxious item In any bin ap,
lproPriating Publie money
We favor tho fe,iaral ownership Of
che loeks az Orcgon City and the
speedy construction Of tho Cello canal
We favor tho adoption OF such a
system Of TAXATION as viii compel
wealthy corporations and others who
have boon eseaping taxation 20 pay
their just share Of taK aud We especial,
ly commend G0voFnor Chamberlain'u Z
message 70 the last legislature on the
subject.
We favor a change In the laws Of a.
sossment and TAXATION ~ that the time
Of tho paymeut shall be Ootober rs in
stead Of March rs, as nov, that IN,
farmers AMI poorer of our county ma,
50 the benefits Of nsbaie a. vel a. th,
rich, ani that equality may b. extend
ed 10 an oiiiEens alike.
We heartik commend the efforts o.
Presidcut Roosevelt In endeavoring /,
regulste rates on rilroadAs aud in n,
dght which he Is making 20 iuyestigat,
, aud Put an end 10 the methods whiel
the becf AMI other trusts have a,iopte,
for controAiug thn markets against N,
3 interests OF the people, This has al
, Ways been a cardinal principle Of Den
10 ooracy, and We commend the DemOcrat
4 in eongress who are assisiing the pres
, tsnt in his efforts
1 We heartily cnsiorse the adlninis,ra
, tion of Governor Chamborlain ana HI
honest and eaonomioal aaministratio
Of state afsirA and Ne sOagratulat
. the people thai In Seaator john n
, GeaEia the STATE Of Oreeoa has a rcl
> rosentstivs wAo has already proven ii
, ability 20 accomplish results bene6ci.
e a. the whole state.
, AdoReA FebnaaTy 2T, 1896.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

docs = strictly oAsA bushes, ewes ~
ons, Asa no Gee ewes hi carries largs
sisski its sAolvos. e0aatsfs snd show
sasos are lsaded WITH srugs. ms,iiolnsa
notions. toilet articles wines and
llquors a. an klads fog metiosl par.
poses ia. ateas y = Fsg'lar gFs4sats
ia msdislas saa AAs AaA u.auy ysaFs e
sHpssisaos 10 ths pFsstieA ooasslta'
tions are hrea rte~osiPtioas are FREE
snd oaly rerular Pdsss for @sdieins'
~. aioss saa b fooad a Ais dFug
siofe. Sales. ofegoa, fson . Ia tAs
mofbisg uatn . a algAt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Does your baking powder
contain alum? Look upon
the label. Use only a powder
whose label shows it to be
made with cream of tartar.
NOTE. Safety lies in buying
only the Royal Baking Powder,
which Is the best cream OF tartar
baking powder that can be had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
Ms Emma B. Ashfora

Graduate deFmatOlOgist. Special
rates for one week oaly--Oas- half reg
ular prices to introduce my work in
salem. Every blemish OF the human
face eEa3cated Scienii6e facial ana
scalp massage An work guarauteed
Sosia Commercial street, Eldridge
block. a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
RUNDOWN AND NERVOUS
RUN DOWN AND REERvoUs
Miss Doar's Letter Tells How Vinol
Holps People In This Condition.

Ry rcquesa tho following letter Is.
puhushcl Ia tho hope that persons
who are Ia poor condition viii be con
yinou that Ninol is really what We
claim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
nave Yoa BTight's Dlsolssl

nr IA a. Waite the weil.knoWa
0sieoFaih tsoats sAls ualady saeseas
fally IA eai,s 4 a rosn n, Rrsy.
naa blosk Hs ~ 4 asse psasiios
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Doat fosgot the baeoa-sngar-eurea
90 ~ Vita the egsS Get il a. Far-
ripgtoak
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-06
The English Police.

Samuel Merwin in Success Magazine
OF all the departments of the city Man
chester Eng) the one. next to the tram
ways, of which a stranger sees the, most
Is the police. And in the conduct of the
police department we find a striking COM
parison with our American notion of po-
lice work. In Manchester, as in London,
the policeman is always the servant of
the public. As In London. he carries
neither club nor revolver. His duties are
very nearly the same as those of a
New York officer 1t Is In his method of
doing his work that the striking differ
ence lies. He is always quiet, always neat,
always respectful. even deferential, In his
treatment of the public. Such overbear-
ing manners as we see sometimes in
New York policemen would not be toll
Grated in Manchester-or In London. for
that matter. Graft In the police depart
ment is unheard of. The laws on this
subject spring out of lively public spirit
and are meant to be enforced.