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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Compiled sy the ch.eksss~ Title Co.
Apursetors.

A. r Jones e.. TX 20 J. II Cariock.
iat 3 and north 2'oI acres q lot /.
Sec Z. T4s. Rgw: part % Sec 5s.
T3s. Rgw Consideration $1,000
Alexander n Palmer @, ux % ]. n
Ha-graye. part of los and block
30. Ardmors. Consideration $500.
n Hargraye e. AK % ?. p Har.
Ian. part Of lots / and 2. block 20.
Ardmore. Iteration 1915.
J r. Masters e. ux 20 J A Clark.
fe.' of nelth side q lot 4. block
5ui. A.dmore Consideration SO
e and G Nations 20 Iurany Levy.
10, O. block ga. Ardmore Patent.
John B spragins et VI to John T.
Eas.er. undivided half interes' In
part o; lot 3. block $50. Ardmore.
Confederation $500
Western Land and abstract ca. %
Mr. Elizabeth Miller. 10, !. block q.
sulphur Consideration ti75
James sunney % American Trust
Co, part o.; Sec. "a. T5s. RE Ccnsld
Grafton 500.
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Wth the Sick.
c Crosby is reported somewhat In
proved

c. Crosby is reported somewhat I'm.
proved
The little child OF Nr and Mrs.
Jonas Baum IS reported ill.
w r. Roberts is reported sick at
his home on West Main street
Mrs. Jonas Baum who has been NJ
FOR the past ten days. has recovered
The baby OF Mr. and Mrs. p B.
Taryer Is M az their home on Sixth
avenue, northwest.
Mrs. J. W GoIiedge. who has been
confined 70 her bed for some time
on account OF illness. Is up again
Major W NJ Hill. who went 20
Mineral Wells FOR the benefit TO be
derived from the water Is reported
quite sick and Mrs. HIU has gone
there 20 be with him
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Euehre Club Meets.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nicho's en-.
tertained the Euchre club at their
home Thursday evening. in the south.
west part OF the city.
A pleasant evening was spent play,
ing that fascinating game. Mrs c. o.
Bum won the ladies' prize. a hand.
painted plate. Mr. E. L. Evans. the
gentleman's prize, a pretty sofa pill.
low. Mrs. Burney Bracy won the con.
ISOLATION prize, a picture A dainty
luncheon was served after the game.
The following were present; Mes.
danes c, o, Bum, Bracy, simr son.
Gates. whiteman. Cannon and Crock.
EFT; Misses Olive, and Lewis OF sher-
man. Texas; Messrs. Dean. Evans.
Bracy, Bum. Dodson, Simpson, Gates,
Whiteman. Cannon and Crockett.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10
NOTICE ~ BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United
States for the Southern District, at
Arimore
In the matter oF Burrel Hicks, bank.
rupt, in banStuptcy4'
To the creditors OF Burrel Hicks,
IA the Southern district IN the Indian
Territory, az Ardmore, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the Sth
day OF June, 1906, the said Burrel
Hicks was duly adiudged bankrupt.
aad that the first meeting Of his cred.
itors will be held at my oflce at the
court house in the city OF Ardmore,
on the 18th day Of June, 1906, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may come be,
fore said meeting.
JOHN HINKLE,
Referee In Bankruptcy
First published, June 10, 1905.
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cITYs BONDS RECEIVED.
We're Delivered 70 Mayer Dick Yestsr.
day hy Wells Fargo Express.

The bonds voted b. the citizeu, %
Ardmore some weeks ago. vhe-ov the
city f. 10 vote $4,000 for n uur:c.pl.
improvement. arrived yeste-dI- iron
the publishers The byals have Just
been printed They have the sigma
lures Of the mayor. cl-y clerk aud cit,
treasurer autographed OF them. The
bonds we're sent here for the city seal
20 be affNed. when they will be ex.
pressed 70 Mason Lewis & Co. Of
Chicago. who purchased them
The bonds. which represent. when
the seal IS placed on them $4,000.
will be sent by express The last time
the city issued bonds. which were Tor
}l75.0o,. the express on the package
was something over sll9 The express
on the bonds just issued will be. II Is
over 800. The seal will
Doe amxed Monday and the bonds e1-
pressed % the buyers right away. that
the money can be realized on them
az once. 50 the work OF improvement
can begin
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Fire Buggy for Chief.

In accordance with the resolution
which was passed at the city council
meeting Monday night, whereby bug
gy was 10 be bought FOR Chief OF
the Fire Department Slaughter. the
order for the same was put ir yes
teyday. The buggy will be built espe-
cially for Chief Slaughter on the reg.
uiatlon fire buggy order The Ander-
son supply and Coupling Co will
build the buggy and deliver It in
sixty days II will be built on the
most upto date line with rubber tires
and all equipments that go with a
modern hre chiefs buggy.
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Hoi WESTWARD.
me Business pistris; Being Extended
on West Main Stree.

The ground vas broken this ,,,-,.
ing for -wo new handsome bricts os
the corner Of Main and Z scsets The
'uilAags will each be % fee, bv 100
feet and viii be modem in design
They are being built by ] : NcCha.
ren and : r Best and will be or.
.upied BIS the owners There ate no
other brick buildings In this block
and the movement on the bar, Of
these business men shows the conf.
derce they have In the future growth
ot Ardmore and 10 the extension OF
VIE busnJJ disrr.ct westward 4,
is reported that other buildings will
20 up In that district shortly Ard
more keeps growing There was never
time in the history OF the t,wa
when the outlook was 50 brigh; a.
.- IS now.
The business district Is being e1
tended new and better business
houses are going up. the residence
section Is being improved by the con.
'Urriczon of handsome homes and
The building o. sidewalks. Statehood
or no statehood. Ardmors will con.
dnue 70 grov.
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EVERY MAN.

Who builds anything from a cot.
tage 20 a brick or stone building
needs an architect You might per.
slade yourself 20 believe there Is a
saving % do without the architects
service but when your building
proves not 20 be wha, YOU wanted, or
goes mp with twisted walls then It's
ZOO late 20 apply the remedy Build
iHgz are permanent investments anu
10 chances should be taken IN their
Construction, no good can come from
slip aaod methods Tell the archl,ec,
AID superintendent what you wan,
and they will see ,ha, you ge, f.
We furnish plans for any kind OF
bIHg.ugs
W Il KELLY & Co. Architects.
First National Bank building
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s,ooover, for KentuekIans.

The ouisyille & Nashville railway
with their Lrcverbial liberality has
announced that they will permit stop
overs in Kentucky on all tickets pur'
chased 10 Louisville and return, ac'
count OF Homecoming OF Kentuck'
iaus." Avail yourself OF this privilege
by purchasing your tickets via Rock
Island TO Memphis, Louisville & Nash
vile 10 Louisville. 7'3
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Lost Preperty IN Storm.

" II Duke who formerly lived
here but now resides az Chickasha
was a heavy loser in the Chlckasna
cyclone. His home was blown away
and its contents ruined Mr.. Duke
and his family sought protection in
the cyclone cave and escaped injury.
His home was In the path Of the worst
part OF the twlster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10
Seventeenth R.ss-sirI oI,u;s.
Compiled by the Guaranty Aei'rse;
Company of psJls vtltey


Lucy McMurtry 20 American Trust
Co. 80 acres Sec. 2. TAN. RE. -
acres Sec. Il TAN. Rlw; 10 acres
Sec 90. TIN. RE Consideration
Sil20
Heirs % Lizzie Love 20 ". ]. Long
and $. y Kimberlln. life estate In
part of Secs l3 and IS. T3N. ROW,
Sarah T. welch 10 vlnIta Avenue
church Sulphur, south % fee, a lot
g. north 90 feet Of loi 8. In block
li4 sulphur. T. r Consideration $3.50.
J. K r Campbell g, ux 20 Eckhard
W.aI lo, s block 90, lots !. ., and
9 l.eck 5s. sulphur Consideration
3f-5.
C. " Mays 20 l. P Monaot. lots :.
s. and @. block H. Beuey!ew addition
a sulphur Consideration So.
Clinton o. Bum q, ux 20 Albert
Reuu.o. Ict g. block So. Pauls Valley.
Consideration 5000.
clinton o Bum e. ux 20 :. J.
Garyiu lots s and 2. block so. Pauls
Valley Consideration 81
Albert Reunie a. ux 20 $ Garvin.
lots s and 2 block So. Pauls Valley.
Consideration sij.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10
The Fun Of Several Weeks Crowded
into One.

me Fun OF several Weeks Crowded
into One.
For the reason that the weather Is
growing hot the Royal Roller Rink
win run only one more week during
the summer The rink will be open
this week only OF nights A very neat
and interesting Program has been ar.
ranged for each night and those who
J;oy the steel roller skates will
crowd the fun OF several weeks into
this one week.
The management desires 10 thank
the people for their generous patron.
age and assures them that this week
will be made one Of the most inter.
esting since the rink was opened. The
good music will be continued and the
great electric fans put Colorado
weather in the Royal Roller Rink.
Whether you skate or not come out
and enjoy the evening. 10
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Rev. seIvaIIy's Gospel Tent.

Rev. Scivally is having much sue
cess with his Carter avenue meeting
He has his tabernacle up and large
crowds are attending the meetings.
Services will be held today at l0;30
a. m. and and Sis p. m.
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The Elks Dance,

Quite a number OF Elks and their
ladies attended the hop at the club
Friday evening. Good music had been
engaged for the occasion and the
evening was a pleasant one. There
were several visiting young ladies' aud
gentlemen present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10
Farm Loans
ARDuoGE IT

We have money 10 loan on farm
lands quick action-no delays
terms 10 suit. Write Jus.
INDIAHOMA REALTY CO.
l7u Ardmore, l. r.
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indians Celebrate at vlnIts.

Vinita T.. June 9.-IndIan braves
clad in their gay rags and squaws In
gay blankets are swarming into Vinita
,odar 20 attend the carnival and
fair which commences Monday
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= THE CHURCHES. =
= = = = = = = ,
First PresbyterIan cbureh.

Services will be held today at II a.
NJ. and $50 p. m Sunday school a,
s:f5 a m. Subject for the morning
service. Man Superior - Environ.
meat. At aignt a special sermon TO
young people ol fne sOri. A cor.
dial invitation extended to you
CHAs c. wEITH. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10

II you want a specially good pipe
for the money select one from our
stock All prices from 8 cents TO $500.
We have both mesrschaum and briar.
10 F. ]. RAMSEY. Druggist.
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n the party that took the Crescent
bicycle from WIN Prater's residence
No. sol West Main. by moonlight Fri.
day night. viii return same his name
will not be made Known. 10
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Any one desiring either dewberrles
or black berries, fresh and raised in
Ardmore, call ether phone 2i2 or
sc. &C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10

T6Tee cakes OF Violet de Parme
Soap for % cents and a Complexion
Brush worth % cents. free A bar.
gain Ramsey. the druggist, is offering.
See ad 10
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Police Fooled Again.

Gaiamor Steel ranges are so cheap
that the police think we stole them
Sold and guaranteed by
Stevens. Kennerly & sprayins Co
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EpIseopal Church.

Rev. A W. Warren OF Pauls Valley
WI! oficiate In St Philips church 10.
day. at II a. m. and Sis D. m. Morn.
Ing subject: What Is the Commun.
lon Of Saints" Evening subject: The
Conversion Of Soul"
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Remember that ~e are makins
special prices OF mating See our
stock.
10 A. KLOsK1.
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,5ss.o77 50
LIABILITIES.
,5ss.O77 50

No better index TO the growth OF Ard.
more can be found than is reflected In
the constant and steady increase In
the deposits OF the Ardmore National
Bank.
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| have some nice houses and lots
20 sell for cash or on easy terms.
One new 5-room residence, with bath,
to rent c. z. FRALEY.
24tf
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in The homo, and a good big uIng II
bought from us We haven't any but
good pianos and no mater whether
large or small. they're guaranteed by
"a Tot years. O.
We have a beautiful stock % the
cheaper II you bought them ia Chi.
old reliable BUSH e OERTs pianos
at the present Thess Irs'rumen. are
highly recommended by professional
people az we'll as BY The best private
planists You cDuid no, buy them
cago Write Or call f1r catalogue
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Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor. sunday school at 10 o'clock
B. Y. p. L. at $3.50 p. N. All are
made welcome. -
L. KELLER. Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-10

Anyone desiring dewberrics or
blackberries phone 7is. Or. Walter
Hardy's farm. rs
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Send your gloves and belts (ldd or
silk) TO the New Steam Laundry and
have hem cleaned Charges Is to 25
cents 6ti
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sHoWN q BRipoMAN,
Funeral Directors and Licensed
Embalmsrs
Open Day and Night

J, R. Thornton, practical well driller.
| do cleaning out, recasing and drill
new wells. Phone 72S. Him
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Great reductions on all suits made
70 order. It'll June Is. Place your or.
ders at once and have choice.
j. J. sToLFA.
21.l5t The Merchant Tailor.
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r ", Randoi hss a nice suite Of
Once rooms Tor rent ever store. 29tt
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Screen wire. all widths. at Bivens
Corhu & Frensley's.
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TAlIAFERRo's,

Undertaking and Embalmlno.
North OF Ardmoreite. North Washing.
ton street Phone S4l and 433.
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Comfortable seats and good music
u The Royal Roller Rlnk. 6i
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Deposits, April 8, 1905, S224.655.3I
Deposits, Apr. 90 S343.354.53
LEE CRUCE. President
J. W. STUART. Cashier.
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Are you getting re-dy for a cooler
room for the sumnsr-Cse an Ard
mOrelte waat ad
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Doa't buy mating until you see
what We are Offering.
10 A. KLOSKG.
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ROYAL ROLLER RINK.

The most pleasant place In town TO
spend the evening. Ga
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Anyone desiring dewberries OF
blackberries, phone 74s, Or, Walter
Hardy's farm. rs
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Phone rs for closed carriages any
hour. CARTERs Hack Line. 2O.lm
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Don't forget. on Saturday nights we
keep open until II o'clock
Gi ROYAL roller RINK.
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Go to the Royal Roller Rink and
hear the band concert. 64
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Daily Ardnorelte SOC per month.
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First Baptist Church

F. A. JUNY. Rector
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JOHN HINKLE,

Referee In Bankruptcy.
First published. June 10, 1905.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
Robins Nest in Nursery.
From the London Times.

From Ke Londo Times.
Travere Hawos writes from Nizels.
Chiselhurst:
In April last a robins nest was built In
q bookshelf in a night nursery In this house
occupied without interruption by n nurse and
thud, -Four eggs were laid and two young
ssIas hatched out. One lived 70 be fully
nsdged and when able to leave the, neat re-
gSay new away. The birds made their entry
through Q small window always kept open.N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
HEAD FULL OF DIAMONDS.
Strange Tale OF Gem Stured Idol in
Philadelphia.

IuitAutiDlhb.
In the head of an antique and hideous
stone idol, the whereabouts Of which is
puzzling the Philadelphia police, IL be-
lieved to have been smugglei into this
country gems valued at 5000, 900.
The image was discovered in a stable of
a furniture firm in West Philadelphia,
and placed In q store show window as a
decoration.
Shortly afterward the members Of the
firm were warned in an anonymous letter
not to give away or sell ths ina &c, a re-
ward being promised II it should be re-
placed in the sta BILE. The firm did not
wish to part with it, however, and notified
the police and their employees TO prevent
its being stolen.
Notwithstanding all preca %utions, says
the Star, the image mysteriously disap-
peared. Policemen outside and clerks
within had been on the watch all evening.
About 8 o'clock, when one Of the clerks
turned to look at the idol in the window
after having been engaged in another
direction only a few minutes, the image
was gone.
On Wednesday the promised explanation
came. 1t was a tale OF adventure in strange
lands and Of an ingenious method Of snug
Cling stolen jewels into the country.
According to the story told by the letter,
the writer is an Italian who after various
vicissitudes in earning a living in Europe
was sent by his employer to South Africa
to assist In the selection Of diamonds.
After arriving in Care Colony he made the
acquaintance Of Cecil Rhodes, and by the
--rsrnt Of his employer went to work for
the ma gnatc.
Leaving him in after years, he fell In
with Barney barnato, ana went with him
to the diamond fields at Kimberley. Here
he fell in with another man, whose name
he does not give.
'kaffo," as the writer called himself,
and his fr lend secured a lot Of diamonds.
The climax came in a thunderstorm, in
winch It's friend was killed by lightning.
kafo was stunned, but soon recovered
and urcartted the precious stones ac-
clmulated by his friend and prepared to
leave the country.
His great problem was to conceal the
stones, 80 az to smuggle them out of the
country. His eyes fell on the idol. The
head CT the image was hollow and 1t had
oeeh used as a water cooler.
He dropped the diamonds in through
the eye holes and stopped the holes by
e'nenting paste diamonds in them. He
came to Philadelphia where a fellow country
man, whose acquaintance he made at a
boarding house, appeared to he fascinated
by the image. One day this new friend
and the idol were both missing.
The friend he found in n dying condition
N hospital. He confessed TO stealing the
mage, and told where he had concealed 1t
M stable. This was a month after it disap-
feared. The next night Kafo went to
the stable, only to find that the idol was
gone. On November is he saw a picture
OF the idol in a Philadelph paper, Then
zane the correspondence and the theft.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
PASS BAD MONEY
ON MERCHANTS.
Clever Swindlers Palm
Off Bogus Bills on
Shop Men of Vallejo

VALLEJO, July 7.-Using the same
methods which enabled them to work"
unsuspecting shopkeepers in San Fran
cisco and Oakland, two clever swindlers
cleaned up several hundred dollars in
Vallejo on July by passing the bogus
bills of the Planters and Merchants
Bank of Savannah, Ga. Saloons, restau-
rants and refreshment places did an
immense business in this city on the
Fourth Today the merchants brought
their holiday receipts, which included
a great quantity of paper money, to
the banks. The receiving tellers, hav-
ing been warned to keep a lookout for
this kind of paper money, refused to
accept the bills and sent the merchants
away sadder but wiser men.
The description of the swindlers fur
nished by the local dealers tallies very
closely with that of the Oakland opera
tors Chief of Police Stanford has very
little hopes of catching the men who
passed the bills, as they got out of
town on the night of the Fourth and
the first case was not reported until
last night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
SITUATION
IS CLEARING.
Ship-Owners Said to Be
Ready to Meet With
the Sailors Union
Mayor Receives a Letter
Which Expresses Will
lingneSs to Arbitrate

1t is reported that the United Ship
ping and transportation Association is
willing to arbitrate the demands Of the
striking sailors. Mayor Schmitz is said
to have received a letter to this effect
from the organization. 1t is possible
that a meeting for the purpose of ar
ranging for arbitration of the differ
ences that led to the strike may be
held tomorrow.
George Fritch. secretary of the Steam
Schoonermen's Association admitted
yesterday that a letter had been for
warded to the Mayor. and while refus-
ing to discuss the matter intimated that
a willingness was expressed to arbi-
trate
The executive committee of the Unit
ed Shipping and transportation Asso-
citation held no meeting yesterday ow-
ing TO several Of the members being out
of town
Andrew Furuseth, secretary of the
Sailors Union, said yesterday that Col
lector Stratton had ignored his COM
plaint regarding the inability of the
crew of the liner Siberia to speak or
understand English, and he declared
that he intended to take up the matter
with Washington.
The fact that the Siberfa's Chinese
crew made a good showing when Mr..
Hamilton put them through the regula-
tion drills is no refutation," said Furu-
seth, "of my charge that the vessel is
improperly manned. At that drill they
responded 10 signals sounded on bells
and whistles Between the crew and
the officers were the No. 1 men or in
terpreters, three in the deck depart
ment and three in the f1reroom. In the
event of a disaster at sea 1T might be
impossible to use either bell or whistle
and the services of the Interpreters
might not be available"
L. McDermott, who lives a Fifteenth
and Castro streets, and W. Shepherd of
San Jose. members of the crew of the
steam schooner Northland. were at
tackled as they were leaving the Pacific
Mail wharf on Friday night and badly
beaten. Their injuries were dressed
yesterday at the Harbor Hospital. Nc
Dermott and Shepherd say their as
sailants were members of the sailors
union picket guard and that one of
them was armed with an iron bar.
F. Gala CHER, a union sailor, was
treated at the Harbor Hospital yester-
day for laceration of the scalp and
other injuries. He said four non union
men dragged him out Of bed and
threshed him.