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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
THOMPSON IS TAKEN
TO TACOMA

ming Of one OF the most anxioualy
awaited criminal trials Of late
years A change Of venue was re.
Gently granted by Superior Judge
ffator OF this county and the trial
was ordered 20 Pierce county. IL
was held hY the defense that falr
hearing could not be accorded the
young man In the king county
courts.
Attorney VIII Morris. who Will
head the defense. viii make the
plea OF insanity lie has sub
p0enaed some fifty Witnesses
Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh. assisted BY his chief
deputy. John Miller. and Thomas
Vance. viii handle the prosecution
rhey Will call about twenty wit
neassa 10 the stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

in iia mad dash down the hill with
its panic stricken occupants, con.
slstlng mostly ow women. yelling
wildly az the motorman and con
duetar. n crossed NcHier way and
crashed into the front Of McRae q
Brannigana grocery store, tearing
out the entire east half Of the store
front. breaking two ahew cases and
scattering canned preserves, voge.
tables and candies OF all kinds
throughout the entire store.
a. Prentice. an elderly man who
was ia the car az the time Of the
accident. was carried to a nearby
drug store. where physicians we're
summoned who extracted q piece Of
glass an inch long from bis back
Several Of the women In tho car
became historical and we're carried
TO nearby houses, where physicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Of infant
IS FOUND

The body OF a new born baby girl
was found this morning In the Ne
yada lodging house. 1855 Washing
ton vt. where II had been conceal
ed by the mother. young Jewish
woman.
The body was found by the pro-
prietor Of the house. who notified
officer Mccoy, and II was removed
to the Bonney Watson moFgue.
The mother, Irene Suburon.
whose home If In Empire City,
Ore. has been rooming al SOC
Washington NJ. Last night she
vent out with a real estate man
and tho iwo took In a l0-cent show.
After this the man took the girl
10 the Nevada house.
A thorough investigation Of the
affair was made this morning BIZ
Detectives Corbctt and Adams. The
name Of the man concerned In the
affair was learned. but Miss Subj:
rolf. upon examination. completely
exonerated him from any suspicion
There will be no arrests made.
Miss Suburoff. who Is only 20
years old. was taken 20 the Way.
side Emergency hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
WENATCHEE CLUB
VISITING CITY

A Gaiiaiiy. MsYor ". c. Iltileflsla
and AAturaleet y NJ sehsble
After two hour TRIP ua Seeing
Seattle cars the party wefe given
iuneheon At The ruoms Of the Com
mefelai ciuh aud this aftsfnooa fhs
menbsra are attending the Sccssy
mcsslng of the Chamber % Com.
mefes. at which Governor Mead i
giving an address ON The CON.
mrfriai Conditions 81 Seattle
The party will inspect Moran :
ahlpyard and the new baiileship
Nebraska
This evening they viii attend
the Coliseum The reception Il
IN the hands of the Commercial
club and the Chambef Of Coin
mrfeN
The party expects 10 tour the
greater part 81 the state IN Ne 10.
teresi Of studying conditions IN 9th
sr cities. Il Ia thr Intention ~ the
club 10 lry and secure an apprpprt
alton from she state fof the cree
sion 81 a state bridge aefosa tbs
Columbia river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

we're summoned and dressed the
wounds made by flying glass,
The front nf the car was badly
DAMAGED but the motorman. who
stayed at his post during the mad
dash OF the car. received slight
INJURIES, the conductor having
jumped before the car hit the curve,
says Carmen Are Careless.
In speaking Of tho accident,
James + Brnnigan. OF the firm of
McRae q Brnnnigan, who own the
store that the car crashed into,
said.
~ r. getting to be very com
mon sight 10 see the cars come
daahing wildly down the street, and
tho accident ~ not great sur.
prise to the people living here, who
daily witness the reckless han.
ding of the cars by the motormen. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Chester Thompson. slayer OF
Judge George Meade Emory, under
the custody of Deputy shcriiis
PIN Kearney aud Cameron. left Sc.
attic this afternoon ut % O'Clock
on the steamer Flyer for Tacoma
whore his trial will begin In the eu
prfior court Of Judge Smell tomor
ruA morning
throughout the forenoon Il had
been generally underrtO0d that he
NOuid leave with the deputies on
the 4 o'clock iniernfban. 4 acant
ten minutes before the departure
OF the Flyer orders we're suddenly
iaadcsi by Sheriff smith and the
little party hurried In carriage %
the steamers dock
Tomorrow will mark the begin'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
FULTON ON THE
WARPATH

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.--senator
Fulton. Of Oregon. who vas attack
ed In Golfers Weekly for attempt.
ing 20 save nrowneil. who was
caught Ia the net Of the land office,
by supporting Hall Tor district ai.
fofney, threatens TO ask for the re
turn Of tho letters printed In the
attack, which be SAYS were stolen
from his Office OF from the malls
before iheY reached him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

dies. clothing aud a number ~ ar
iicles % iswsify
Examina ton u the men ~ the
police station seemed 10 point to-
wards u viudleailuu of DAILY. ard %
a confirmation of the belief that
Levi H. thorough crook
last night officer Lockwood. aid
cd b ofnref Newman. located and
arrested John Allen. whom they be-
iisve is partner Of Levi Allen
was also found on the waterfront
An investigation Of the articles IN
the grip taken from Levi and re-
port % stolen goods from Tacoma.
led the sergeant Of detectives %
tslaphous TO the Tacoma chief II
police this morning 10 make an In
vertiEation.
The fourth man a. Larson. waa
arrested last uigh by officer Doom.
Larson was found iu the company
81 Alien. and Il il supposed that he
had something 20 do with the other
men Nho we're Hpprehended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

IN the arrest yesterday - four
men charged with petty larceny. the
police believe they have uneafff y
4 gang ~ thieves whose small dep
reds tiona have been committed for
some time between Seattle aud
neishborinF points
Yesterday afternoon Officers
Lockwood and Du fioer picked up
John DAILY and George Levi On the
waterfront and arrested them on
suspicion. as neither could Eivs a
good account ~ how fhey came into
che possession ~ grip fuii of la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
STREET CAR TEARS OUT The
FRONT OF A GROCERY STORE

Mr.. Braniean says that the dam
age done his store, az nearly as
he can figure without going over
the stock carefully. IL $1,000.
Several people who were stand
Ing in front Of the grocery store
waiting for the Yesler way car saw
the Beacon Hill car approaching at
q swift rate Of speed and had just
got out OF the way when the car
passed them and crashed into the
front Of the store.
Tom Brunn, an employe of the
McRao a. Branlgan store, was
helping trim. the window when he
saw the car approaching and In
his flight TO get To n safe place
fell over some Of the boxes In the
store. badly cutting his face and
hands by falling through a show
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. s-The
attack on the people % California
b. the president Tor Calitofnla's at
titnde on the Japanese seheol cues.
ton i surprise 10 the members
OF the board Of sdneati0a. Who ex
pected 20 be criticised. but not 30
bitterly denounced Il Is their be
lief that the attack 10 Inspired ~
President Wheeler Of the uuiver.
sity 81 California Wheeler has
been At Washington since the qaea
tson developed and Il kuosn TO
have hsd an lntsaView with the
president Prominent men 81 San
Francisco are almost uuanlmnus In
fesenfInE the presidents sor1s.
The press thruukhout the state
takes the same attitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
TRIAL TOMORROW
OF CAPT. BODFlSH

The trial Of Capt. Bodfish, indict-
ed by the grand jury on the charge
OF beating and mistreaiing seamen
on board his vessel in the Arctic,
from the effects Of which the lat
ter died. will begin tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock In the federal
court II Is expected that the trial
will last about week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
NEW LANDS TO FILE ON.

The United States land office to-
day received notice OF the open
ina Of three new townships In the
northeastern portion Of Whatcom
county, taking ia township 30.
range s east. township q. range 8
east. and township 80. range s east
The date OF opening has not been
decided. as n portion Of the land is
contained in that section recently
Withdrawn from filing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

x,enfN0roN. ~ e. Dee. 49,
.,'s,,s LEGISLATOR are Discreet In
-. saesle nstsgances So the JAP
- stuassoa. bat all favor Calf
- soasensien hat shc has the
-, eenirol 81 her Schools.
= ,sashsrnsFs Who are sensitive
~ cnession ~ states righ9A
-, California enthusiastically.
seal Recseveit meantime. =
.<,..-x sAfsaxa Diplomatic chan
=. h sesafe a settlement -
q, : SAID IN ths ianEuasr q
rs.snsey iAat Il u hard Coz cut
- d sasas the Intentions q
-, = rAzrse % affairs. Opinions
- a 70 whether ne message
= xnssen EaE the JAPANESE. or
- real Intention Go adopt sx-
-. msasurss and foFes the Jap
- lnte the san Francisco
s>zslk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
DENIES CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. b.--Her'
bert schmitE. "a brother TO the may
OF. today amphAiieaily denied the
charge made against him before
the grand jury that he Was 4 part
owner Of the municipal brothei for
which interest he derived thou.
sands Of dollars The charge has
made him III and be ls confined 20
his bed. lie SAYS II Is a case OF
mistaken identity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

to detect Aer IN case she should at
tempt To steal out q the windows.
in addition 10 having taken posses
sion Of the key to the door after
locking n
HIS Jealousy and his peculiar
methods guarding her against the
attentions Of any other man. Mrs.
Nelson said, eventually killed all
her affection for him and drove her
to leave him. The court promptly
granted the divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
PRESIDENT TAKES UP
COAL LAND CASE

The Intention IL 20 withhold al
future coal lands from corporation
and have them maintained FOR pub.
Nc uzes
At the local office mitch Discus.
atom has bren aroused aud Il i
stated that the proclamation IL .
permanent one and that EsploEiesi
surveys wtli BE made of other soc
tioas 81 the state 20 determine roai
locations and these wiil be with.
drawn from nina upon as simbst
OF homestead elaima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

That President Roosevelt ia
tends 10 settle present coal tronhiea
b. Keeping lands oft Of the hands
Of ooFpoFaiioae IL evident b. pfuc'
iamatiou received from Washing
ton. ID G.. under date % November
{ and received BY the local L y
land office
The proclamation orders that eo9'
lands Ia Ststena cnantY IN eastern
Washington and inriading about
tweivr Townships be wifhara an
from fiilnK. under tbs cual Lass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
DYNAMITE PACKAGES
WE'RE NOT MARKED

According 20 a report received a.
the local customs office there vii
be no siepn taken by the local OH
cials in regard 10 prosecution o'
the owners 81 the perdita for car
rying dynamite until word is re-
eeiVed from Customs Collector Haf
per ~ Port Townsend Mr.. Hunt
manager Of the Thompson s 5 60.
owners Of the perdigh. said that h
did not consider the company de
served the blame for the affair a.
the packages we're not plainly
marked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
IN CHARGE OF
RECEIVER
tssrlpp. Telegraph Service,

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec S.
Tho state insurance commissioner
has appointed rscsiver for the
Atlanta Birmingham Fire inaur.
apce company. which lost 500, 900
Ia the san Francisco disaster.
President DNrran. of the company.
nay8 al claims wlli be paid IN full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Developments within the past "a
hours now Indicate that At least five
members Of the medical fraternity
peHe approached IN enc way or an
other BY persons desiring Go ase.r-
tain whether they would return n
report ~ insanity iu case they we're
appointed In additions 10 nrs.
Read and Parry. who were quoted
by Or sharfles before the Medical
association Monday nigh,, ., has de-
veiopea that Dr George N.wlands
Dr. g. w. Thompson and Or J. r.
IsauEhary we're also approached.
much in the same manner.
Attorney Clark ~ Portland. who
ia accused specifically by Dr. Parry
with having approached the latter
on the matter. IN an interview given
out at Portland yesterday. indig-
uaHlly denies that he had any such
conversation win pr. Parry ~ the
latter recitea in his letter 70 Dr.
sharries
Or. Kenneth Turner. who was a
member Of she insanity commission
appointed BY Judge Frptcr. has de-
ridsd tn aak for an investigation u
the charges. and the charges viii
probably he Investigated further by
The King County Medical asaoeia-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
ts,sr Special servies.)

HERKtMER. n v. Dec s.
Chester Gillette was yesterday con.
vlcted of murder in the first de.
gree. A conviction was secured on
the sixth BALLOT The prisoner
showed no emotion when his guilt
was pronounced Reaching for a
telegraph blank he sent the follow
ing wire TO his father in Denver;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

a'ERETT, Wash. Dee. 5.-Mrs.
''sA'et Nelson. a wife Of only
Aoniha, has been granted q a..
% peculiar grounds She ties.
- lha' Elmer Nelson. her hus.
-. ssa 70 ieaiouB that he yet an
slock to ring every hour ia
i 4.sAi - that he might awaken
- ASCERTAIN II she were In the
g. she said that he also
Dins In the window ia order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
MYSTERIOUS
SUICIDE

Chicago. Dec. 5.--Mrs. Rose
vrxal committed suicide today. adj
ding TO the mystery surrounding
the deaths within nine months OF
her husband Martin and four chill.
drsn. A son. aged II. was siriek.
en- with heart disease upon learn
lng OF his mothers death and may
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

vAslstNGTuN. u 4. Dee. a.
= .aswsf q thr senate % the
,u~s<rfs Recommendation Tor leE=
.e.er tAas woeia faFee the city
I - rsanessea 20 Eixe the Jap
- ssaas FfixlieErs Nith other
.<srats sas a. pass = Fasqluttna
- .f.<rrpon ssiiluk faf fuu In
rrna.,na o. lhe suhteei The res
ssae vas presented BY Senator
NJ 40 called upon me secretary
= .>nmeFcs ana labor 20 srnd 10
!, ~asls eoples q All official let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
AFTER INCREASE

CHICAGO. dec 1.-THE Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Firemen aud
Engineers this morning decided 80
ask a. railroads OF the west To
Rfsnt a i per cent increase IN
wages. an shour day and better
working conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Father. am convicted"
Sentence will be pronounced to-
morrow Gillette was led away 20
prison, where he Is nov being care
fully watched 20 prevent suicide.
4 gas heater and jet formerly IN his
cell has been removed. The war
den states that there as evidence
tending 10 show that the Young
man would not hesitate ut suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

HoSFON. Mass. Dee War
with 1epan 10 eventually unavuia-
able says Andrew turuaefh. chair.
man Of the national legislative conn
tnittee 81 the American Federation
% Labor ~Jauanrne ambition viii
make Il certain. and The fever Jap
amesc there are here when Il rom.a
the better Tor the United states"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
THREE MEN
DROWNED
ts,sr Special Service,

VANCOUVER. Il q. Dec. -
Mcmillan. n. Mcmillan and y A
Ethefidge we're drowned this morn
Ing NJ Ashcroft. where they had
been working on the construction
81 bridge aerosh the Thompson
river A rcuw broke loaHa and
Tilted the men into the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
EATTLE OPPOSES
PRESIDENT

MT Part II tas presidents mes
- rssssrsnx 70 TIRE admission 81
> Annese 70 citizenship and con-
buaisx me action q certain dis
Ira II TIE euuntry in their an.
m<zg 10 JAuan~se as residents, has
- sish the rsaost vigorous oppesl-
= - Ne Part q tbs majority .
haaz rifitenA The general I'm
nnsla1 seems % b. that ths pFssi-
~ sss mt fugsy Informed % con-
t<zms 90 ths coast aud that he
- s<sa hAslY advised BY those
IN shom he has coanseied
fsnt<mnatian % fhs presidents
asE<a&s IN the matter 10 more
enzxiy nsarxea among members -
Aal hber uassas, bat far sresa
<lz< csafsnsa to their. Il - wiae-
Hnd aad business and profss-
eHal men and. ln fast. al classes
y - sfsy. ars atrunw ri fhsir dta-
ngessl
tsnrrpns rablic men thie rsoru-
b ssp<sseea themselves a. op-
p~s 70 President Roosevelt >
xztt but on aeeeurf ~ their off,
- PASTORS FffaEed q rake PUB :
= r1isrsrfz 81 rheir regret a. 20
= .sns II ne message.
Fsr~~r 6svsrror aeGrs~.
I heartily endorse ew~rythinR
- Yrss'tenf Roosevelt says On
, nshf<et Hith TIRE exception -
, rssummentafion FOR the passage
81 ~ suthorixlnE the admission
hsansse 70 citizenship This ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

tcrs ete. in connection with the
inyestiE alton 81 the matter Of jap
aurss attending the public schools
% san Francisco. u not meompati-
BILE With public iutcrcetK There
was no objection 10 the resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
GIVE PROMISES
OF RELIEF

BY 6 O'Clock there were Is aud ~
2 o'clock, when coal began 10 be de-
Iivered from the bunkefH. there
we're 90. Before z o'clock the
teams Of tho companies having spe-
cial contracts had been supplied TO
the number OF about 20.
Al day yesterday there was
more or less acute shortage Of coal
az the e0mpany's bunhers. though
coal Of the lower grades was 90.
liycred throughout the day N nose
willing to accept H. In the ab,
Eence Of any other suitable coal for
domestic use customers are able
to procure mine run" coal without
difficulty. but this Is extremely ex-
pensiye for certain kinds Of firing
and an impractieable fuel for some
domestic uses.
viii Resume Shipments. e
The Carbon Hiil mines. which
have been out Of commission Tor
nearly a month on account Of flood
damage 20 the bunkers and spur
track at the mines. viii resume
shipments within a few days and
the supplies furnished by them viii
tend In some measure 10 relieve the
situation. The Northwestern I'M
prOyement company. which was all
50 seriously interfered with b. the
floods. IL increasing its shipments
to this market, though the output
here will probably not be as large
as last winter on account Of the
great Increase In the demand along
the line OF the Northern Pacific
railroad. A. some 81 the Northerp
Pacific points In Eastern Washing.
ton. notably North Yakima and
RitzVfile. coal consumers have pen
fected organizations and command
eered and distributed coal en- route
through those places
The Occidental coal mine near
Kanasket. owned and operated By
Patrick Gibbon. has a capacity OF
from Is 10 20 carloads OF coal day
but has been compelled to close
down on account Of the Inability 70
get cars from the Northern Pacific,
In some instances. even whore cars
have been supplied by the road the
coal loaded In them has later beep
Communicated by the road for loco
motive use y T. Stroud. the So
attic kales agent, has been able %
secure but one carload OF coal since
the flood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Both the railroad officials and
the coal mining companies stiil con.
tinue profnse 10 their promises OF
early relief from the coal shortage.
but meanwhile the shortage con.
iinues 20 grow more acute from day
70 day. and the gradually increas.
Ing number Of consumers renders
the stringcncy daily more and more
Irritating
The coal line" At the bunkers Of
the Pacific Coast Company began
10 form this morning about |
O'Clock By O'Clock there we're
II teams IN line. BY O'Clock there
were "A. b. 5 O'Clock there were 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
SAYH is UP TO
JUDGE FRA TER

he attorney chiefly involved II
Attorney clark. Of Portland. who 8,
not rracticinE before the laeal
courts, and the other Is that the
charges involve alec the Integrity Of
member ai the judiciary, Many
members q the association feel thai
u might be taken by Judge Fratei
a. reflection upon his court should
the matter be brought before the
association for an Investigation and
aetlan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
MARRIAGE LAW
AMENDMENTS

t1eFgFt A&t2aFaIH Cefstcr-f
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 house
resolution was introduced today
providing for constitutional
amendment giving congress the
power To establish uniform laws Of
marriage and divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
CHINA ASSUMES
CONTROL

NEW CHWANe. Dec 5-Ths
Chinese authofiiies will take
rhaFxs Of this eity tomufroR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Mayor Moore refused 10 naakr =
statement on the grounds thst his
position IN city where - many
JAPANESE wers residents aud his
connections vita the loeai JBpaneee
consul wsre such as o. make u In
advisable
Keep the Japanese out said
JAMES Murphy. business agent OF
the Building Trades union They
are an undesirable class Of people
and. FAR from admitting fheua 20 cis-
isenship. ~ shnaid restrict further
immigration. Last niEhf u trades
unious met IN the labor Temple and
the majority ~ them considered this
part - the message. and Instructed
their delegates - take 40 the mat
ter with the Central Labor council
tonight Some kind Of action viii
probably be taken upon Il then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
seslpns Telear sph seee zee.

seripps Telegraph Service
HARRINGTON D C. Dee chairman Jsnkins 81 the a
- aa.ssry Seuass said this morning; -h foolish 20
~ ~sr not all public The people ear trust
~ prs.ssr1"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

matter q such serious importance
Investigation before action IL
takrn AS ths say that ss-uoV.
MCgras expressed his opinion.
We appreciate the president 8
action. We would b. Glad - have
tho - pAnsNs admitted % eltlsrn-
ship aid Japaaeae CoHsal Hssa-
uifian-
Tn froen the aeufh ard with my
knowiedae ~ tbs auhlmct, u seems
20 me that the United states has
al the race questions 10 contend
with that she can handle said
Prank Rust. labor orEaminsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
|I1RTH AND SOUTH hGA|NST
/ PRESIDENT IN JAPAN DISPUTE

.r,hern Legislators Have Little to Say, But All
Favor CALIFORNIA; Contentious South Is Out
.0oken in Its Hostility to ROosevelts Recon-
mendatiOns.