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NswsChampt0a CssrespsaAeaos.
Wednesday. April ;
An. Frank Veo is in Nontvose.
Eddie Dundin went 10 Denver
Monday.
Miss Blanche Nelson returned tc
Grand junction Sunday.
Miss Alyne Gates is visiting
friends in Grand function.
Emmett Nelson came over from
Lsjane Thursday and returned Sun
day.
Chas. Freeman spent a couple Of
days in Cimarron with his parents
this week.
Lester Brown of Grand Junction
spent several days with his aunt,
Mrs. Flora Nelson this week.
Mrs. Mamie Specklemire returned
to Montrose Sunday after spending
several days with her sister. Mrs.
Davis.
Alfred Mcdonald attended the
dance in Gunnison Saturday night
and Sunday passed through Cimar.
ron on his way to Ridgeway TO fire
engine 262 for Charles Stuart on
the Rio Grande Southern.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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News -Chsmpioa Correspoaaesce.
Wednesday. April
Iola

NeWsNbaWpto4 COrTeepOooeDCe.
Wednesday, April 3
Alex Thomas is in the neighbor
hood assessing property.
lola was well represented at the
cattlsmens banquet in Gunnison.
Miss Mary Cribarri spent Easter
Sunday with relatives at Sapinero.
Frank Fagate was in lola We'd
nesday repairing the telephone lines.
r. A. la Nov has returned from
White Pine whore he his been work
ing the pest two months.
lola ranchusen have roceived a
car Of salt which is being distribst-
ed Tor the range cattle.
Mrs. Sanford Zeigler has been
quite i'll for several days and DIR.
Hyatt was called Tuesday. She is
somewhat improved at present writ
ing.
j. W. le~sig accompanied by his
nephew, Geo. Bsagh, has returned
from Denver, bringing two csrs of
stock and one Of household goods
and farming implements.
Cyprien so0viere and son Fred
returned from Montrose Monday,
bringing many cars of cattle which
they unloaded and are branding and
will soon turn them on the range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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Ne~s-Champioa COrrcsp0eAeace.
Monday, April I

New 81 F7hamptOa COrreep001eace.
Monday, April !
The question OF incorporation for
OHIO Cios will be voted on in the
near future A number OF citizens
met Saturday night at johnson .
store to discuss the matter.
Saturday while coming from the
Grand Prize mine the team OF Frank
Hatch ran away, demolishine the
buggy and slightly injuring the
driver who was forced TO come in on
horse back.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
Dayton
Oayton
News-Champion Correspondence.
WadoDs1av April Z?

"Wednesday, April 3
Jacob Phile has gone to work at
the Harris sawmill.
Chas. Carr went TO Olathe last
week to buy beef cattle.
Claude Addington branded a
goodly number of calves recently.
J. c. Harris and Miss Julia in
tend to 90 TO Gunnison this week.
At Easter dinner Mrs. c. +. Dwver
entertained f. l.. Carr and family
and Mrs. c. Carr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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News Champioa CorrespoaAeace.

NewsChampioa CorrespoaAeoce.
Wednesday. April 3
Ed. Vance was a visitor in town
last week.
Mrs. l. W. Decker has been on
the sick list this week.
W. W. Weld came up from the
tunnel TO visit friends last week.
j. b. Chapman made a bushes.
trip to the county SCAT last week.
H. b. Etter Of Darlington, HAS
is visiting Mrs. Akin and Never.
Mrs. Anna Peterson came dowr
from Gunnison Monday TO attend
the fa.esal Of Nh Reter Peterson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Sorosis skirts, Munsing under
wear and ladies' shirt waists at THE
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

This week contractors will begin
work double tracking the ID. 4. r
G. between Pueblo and Canon City
A first step toward relieving the
congestion Of traffic on that line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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~ Telephone
Thursday, April 4

~ Ieiepiione
Thursday, April 4
Quite = number Of stockme will
turn out their strongest cattle this
week.
Miss Mabel Walker has returned
from the beaver University and
commenced teaching in the Vidal
school ON Monday
Very early spring. Quite = man,
Der Of ranchmen commenced pow
last week and qaise = numbes are
blowing and seedine this week.
Bert Hilderbrand sowed wheaa THE
week.
Old payers Csc . hundred. Thss a.
fice.
Special Excursions to Old Mex
leo
The CoIswss,O aud southern offers half
ates 90 Aexico tWy and retarn; tickets to
be sold On April 18th tn May 18th. June
stA 10 18th and June 7Wh TO july 18th;
good 10 days. ssn9,overr in both diuectioas
fall information regarding Mexico IN ap-
plication. 1897
4. q. FISAEk,
q. r. A., beaver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Guy 4. Miller Of the socialis,
party visited our city this week bui
finding few of his faith won't to
Crested Butte where he will speak
to the local organi zation there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Old payers Csc . hundred. rAss a.
fce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
MANY WHITE SLAVES
ARE SENT TO PANAMA
MORAL CONDITIONS AT COLON
WORSE THAN AT PORT SAID
Missionary, Speaking at Purity Con-
gress, Says American Girls Are
Being Enticed from
Homes
By Associated Press.

By Associated Prcss
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. 4-That
girls are being stolen from American
homes and sent to Panama for immoral
purposes was the statement made at the
national purity congress here today by
Rose Johnson, a missionary who has spent
several years in Colon, where she con-
Quoted rescue home for American boys.
She told Of 12-year-old girl she had at
tempted to rescue In Colon, who told her
she had been enticed from 125th street,
New York, by a strange woman. Miss
Johnson said she was attacked in her ef-
forts to get the girl out Of a. den, anj
later received word that the girl had been
beaten to death.
Miss Johnson has also done rescue work
in Alexandria, and she stated that she
rescued one girl who had been shipped as
white slave from Toronto to Chicago,
then to New York, then to Paris and then
to Egypt. She said that drinking and
gambling conditions appeared to her
worse in Colon than in Port Said.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
CAR HITS WAGON,
DEAD MANY HURT
ELECTRIC RUNS AWAY ON STEEP
GRADE
Motorman and Conductor of United
Railroads in San Francisco
Are Charged with Man.
slaughter
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov A street
car accident this morning caused tho
death of a, passenger and the injury Of
about a dozen others.
An electric car of the Kentucky street
line in the Potrero district was descend
ing the grade when the brakes failed to
work. In attempting to reverse the cur
rent Motorman Robert HOFFMAN turned
it on with full force, causing a collision
with heavy meat wagon which stood on
the track at the foot Of the grade.
Wallace Stewart, the meat wagon driv-
er, seeing at the last moment that 1t was
too late, swung his horses off the track,
SO that they were not killed. One was
torn from his harness and ran down the
street. while the wagon crushed down be-
side the other. Stewart was thrown to
the street, but was not injured !.
Petro Deliamino's skull was fractured
and he died almost instantly.
Miss Franks, young girl, escaped with
a broken wrist.
The others injured are John Grasoo,
Bernard Cappel, J. Lazarus, q. Stephen,
Peter Goss, Sebastian Cavalo, P. Coll,
Thomas Wilson.
The car was going at the rate of about
thirty miles an hour when 1t struck the
wagon.
Motorman Koppman and Conductor
Charles A. Lewis were arrested after the
accident and charged with manslaughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
MAN
HOLDS UP CAR
SEARCHES MoToRMAN BUT GETS
NO COIN
At End Of West Seventh Street Line
Armed Bandit Goes Through
Pockets Of Victim, Then
Says, "Duck Out"

A masked highwayman, heavily armed
and bearing himself in the manner Of a
man accustomed to facing perilous situa-
tions, last night held up and searched
Motorman A. z. Mazer Of car la on the
West Seventh street line at the outskirts
of Westlake park shortly after o'clock.
The attempted robbery was one of the
most daring In the history of the police
department, and as soon as report Of 1t
was received at the central station in
struotions were sent to patrolmen in all
sections Of the city to watch for man
answering the description of the robbor
and to closely question any person au-
swering that description In any way.
Since the establishment of the West
Seventh street line 1t has been the GUS
tom of motormen and conductors to alight
at Westlake park for the purpose Of rest
ing themselves at the end of their jour-
rey.
When the car of which Mazer was the
motorman reached the end of the line last
night he alighted and walked to a small
shed some distance away. AS he entered
a medium, heavy set man, dressed In dark
clothing. stepped forward from the
shadow and aimed a heavy revolver at
the motorman's face
Throw UP your hands!" commanded the
highwayman, and Mazer made haste to
obey.
The robber hastily searched the motor
mans pockets, glancing quickly at the
different articles he drew forth and then
thrusting them back.
All this time the robber keut, his face
carefully averted from the eyes Of the
street car man, yet appeared to watch
every move.
Say, I haven't cent. I guess you'll
have to pass me up"
where are your fares?' questioned the
robber, glancing up quickly.
why. haven't any fares. am the
motorman," said Mazer.
well, duck out of here, then" replied
the robber II thought you were the con-
ductor.
Mazer dashed for his car and summoned
the conductor, who was sitting on the
rear platform. They ran the car to the
nearest store and a report Of the robbery
was sent to the police
Despite the efforts of the police and de-
tectives last night no trace of the robber
was found, but the officers say they are
confident they will find some clew to his
identity today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
US. TROOPS
TO SUBDUE
UTE INDIANS
SQUADRON OF CAVALRY Or
DERED TO SCENE
BASE OF OPERATIONS EsTAH-
LIsHED IN DAKOTA
Trained Fighters Lead Commands to
Reservations and VIII Attempt
to Restrain WarlIke
Redskins
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov 4.--Orders were
received at the army headquarters in
Omaha last Saturday to dispatch the
remaining two squadrons of the Second
United States cavalry composed of
eight companies to Thunder Butte, s.
D., at the earliest possible moment
The command left Fort Des Moines last
night. Company NJ, Sixteenth cavalry.
under command of Captain Harry F.
Dalton leaves Fort Crook Tuesday or
Wednesday for Gettysburg, 8. D., to
take charge of the base of supplies,
which has been established there for
the operations against the Ute Indians
should they make any troublesome OUT
break.
Col. Frank West of the Second cav
airy will be placed in command of the
expedition at the arrival at Thunder
Butte Major Sibley and the first
squadron of four companies of the Sec
onl calvary are now at Thunder Butte.
Col. West is an old time Indian fighter.
1t is possible that the base Of opera
tions may be transferred from Gettys-
burg, S. D.. which Is the end of the rail-
way line, to the Cheyenne river agency,
sixteen miles west of Gettysburg on
the west side of the Missouri river
PIERRE. s.. D., Nov. 4.-Both the
Utes and the Sioux are quiet, according
to telephone message received here
today from Cheyenne Indian agency.
report was circulated here today
that the Sioux were threatening to
cause trouble out of sympathy for the
Utes, who are dissatisfied with the dis,
tribution of rations and other matters,
but the agency authorities promptly
denied that there was any threat OF
trouble by the Sioux.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
FORMER ACTOR ACCUSED OF
STEALING W0MAN'S MONEY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--M. B. Curtis. a
former well known actor, and who
starred in "Saml of Posen,' was
brought to New York from Wilmington,
Del, where he was arrested on a charge
OF grand larceny. The complainant is
Marceila Marsteller. o singer, who claims
that she gave Curtis $500 with which to
purchase scenery for aftheatrical a produce
tion for her. She charges that the seem
cry was never purchased.
Curtis, years ago, made a fortune on
the stage, but was forced to spend most
of 1t to free himself from the charge of
numbering policeman in San Francisco.
His trial was one of the most sensational
trials of the Pacific coast
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
ELECTIONS IN THIRTEEN
STATES AROUSE INTEREST
By Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4--The elections
which will take place in thirteen states
may develop some indication of possible
tendencies in the national campaign Of
next year. The fact that contests Affect
ing the national congress are promised in
hut a few instances has a, mewhat DEF
terring influence, but th( more astutF
forecasters expect to finu some signA
which will be determinative.
There are ten general. state elections.
The keenest interst in the local contests
is New York city, Clevelano. an Fran
cisco and Salt Lake City.
In New York the struggle betweet
Tammany and the fusion ticket is reA
garded as of vast Significance, ard most
of the, wagers. few and SMALL best.
turn upon the yuter me in thaA Test.
Next to q ork ,ttieNA ou-
lar interest ScipaF est
ir Cleveland ks-.l MA s1rton az r..
Johnson are person3lI wn here. the
former being NJ the latter
..,if5Ti.s. former me e ,,.ro,5. q 5s7rs. e
we'll as politicAt
Salt Lake recl Yes attention becau pf
the prominence of the Mormon ques, IN,
and San Francisco on account Of the u
cent occurrences in connection with
administration of the AFFAIRS OF that ciS
In Massachusetts, Maryland. Missouri.
Rhode Island. Kentucky and New Jersey
gor -nors will be chosen and in all Of
th except New Jersey. full state
tiO
Ifs irginia, New York Pennsylvania
and Nebraska the elections will be for
inferior state OFFICERS or for members Of
the legir1oture or county offices. In all
cases thu esults will be carefully scanned
here for signs Of changes which may
possibly bear on the important general
confiict Of 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
VESSEL BELIEVED L0ST-IS
SIGHTED; WRECK MYSTERY
Crew May Have Escaped to Land, but
1t Is Not Thought They Could
Find Way to civiIlza-
tion
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The sighting of
the Arthur Sewell relieves the anxiety
that has been felt for her safety since the
steamer Fridtjof sighted the wreck Of a
four -masted bark in the straits of Magel-
Ian on August 1. From what could be
seen of this vessel 1t was believed that 1t
was the Sewell, and high premiums were
offered for her reinsurance at Lloyds
If the Arthur Sewell Is safe the mys-
terry of the wreck which the Fridtjof saw
in the straits remains unsofved. The
wreck lay between Cape Pillar and Noir
island half way between Cape Horn and
Cape Pillar, off the southwest coast of
TERRA del Fuego. Even if the crew of
the wrecked bark reached shore 1t would
be difficult for them to reach civilization.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
RUSSIA FACES
A REVOLT
SOUTHERN RAILROADS IN HANDS
OF REBELS
Government official Makes Long Tour
of Inspection and Reports
That Conditions Are
Alarming

BY Associated PresA
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Att was an
nounced here today that the tour Of in
spection Just concluded by the minister
southern Russia, the Caucasus. Turkes-
tan and central Asia, has revealed COM
plete chaos in the railroad system.
The statement is made that the rail-
roads are in the hands of revolutionists
and that plans for armed uprisings are
spreading everywhere.
The minister himself narrowly escaped
a bomb at Askabad.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
CRUISER FLEETS MARINE
FORCE PLAYS WAR GAME
Naval Soldiers Are Landed at Santa
Barbara and In Gallant Charge
Carry Enemy's Posi-
tion
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 4.--One bat
talon Of marines from the cruiser fleet
was landed today under Maj. j. T. My
ers and put through the war game. An
imaginary enemy was located on the
western slope of Dibblee hill. Three COM
panies were deployed in skirmish lines
formed and advanced through the open
fields. Before rail fence the companies
formed two lines for volley fire and by a
charge carried the enemy's position.
Tomorrow all the marines of the fleet
will be taken out at a. m. for an ALL
day expedition.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
PRESIDENT TO RECOMMEND
CHANGES IN CURRENCY LAWS
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Nothing new
Of 4 disuuieting nature reached the treas
ury department today. Communications
by telephone with several financial cen-
ters showed a more settled and hopeful
tone in all sections than at any time
during the last two weeks. One of the
treasury officials said that the depart
ment was overwhelmed with letters and
teIegrams from bankers in all parts of
the city in regard to their taking out
Increased circulation. The department is
daily sending out large shipments of ma
tional bank currency, and the aggregate
<rc~tsrrea On Pore Tyco
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
san FRANCLSCO's FATE TO BE DECIDED TO-DAY AT POLLS
MINER IN BATTLE WITH
A MAD DOG; BITTEN
Arizonan Struggles with FrenzIed
Beast and Is Severely Hurt-starts
for Chicago for Medical
Treatment
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 4.-Daniel
Ainsworth, q we'll known Arizona min
ing man, was bitten by pet dog that
was suffering with rabies at q camp
fifty miles northwest of here yesterday.
Both arms were lacerated in hand
to-hand struggle in which Ainsworth
caught the dog by the jaws and forced
him into the cabin, closing the door.
The dog got out in some way, but
Ainsworth's companion, William Bieg-
Ter, seized a shotgun and dispatched
the animal.
Ainsworth leaves for Chicago tonight
for treatment
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
SIX HELD FOR STEALING
FROM EXPRESS COMPANY
Employees Accused Of Robbing Concern
Of Sum Estimated at Between
Thirty Thousand and Sixty
Thousand Dollars
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. six men were
today held for examination charged
with robbery from the Adams Express
company, which 1t is alleged will aggro-
gate between $4,000 and 100000.
The prisoners were Charles Mccarthy
and Max Pope. employees, and Jacob
Levy, Wolf Levy, Charles Zuckerman
and Henry Moskowitz. It is charged
that Mccarthy or Pope handled pack
ages addressed ii persons outside of this
city, they pasting another address over
the one on the package, sending the
packages to one of the other four.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
EASTERN

Big banks of New York come to aid of
trust companies.
Summons issued by court for John D.
Rockefeller is quashed.
Vice President Fairbanks returns TO
Washington, but declines to discuss poll
tics.
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou
promises aid in moving the great grain
crops of the northwest.
Elections will be held today in thirteen
states, and result may have bearing in
campaign of 1908.
Chicago judge scores present day jury
system.
More United States troops are sent
against the Ute Indians.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
FIVE KILLED BY COLLISION
OF TRAINS IN ARKANSAS
BY Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. Alive
persons were killed and a score injured
in a head-end collision between north
bound passenger train and south bouhd
freight near higgins ditch. eight miles
from Little Rock, on the Iron Mountain
railroad last night. The dead: A negro
postal clerk Alvin D. Brumblow. white
postal clerk; negro tramp; two uniden-
titled white boys.
The injured include the following: An
drew Cranky, engineer passenger train.
badly scalded: N. 8. Hughest, fireman
passenger train, badly scalded; Alexan-
der Piper 1s years old, Little Rock. fa-
tally scalded.
Twenty-three others were injured less
seriously.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
AMERICAN, PRISONER IN
FRANCE, RAvlNG MANIAC
BY Associated Press.

VERSAILLES, Nov. 4.-Henry Hunting
ton escaped today from an asylum where
he was confined by climbing over the
wall. but after fierce struggle with the
keepers. who caught him before he got
away, he was returned to confinement.
Huntington Is the young American who
last July shot and wounded his two
brothers and two sisters q the. bedside
of his dying father in this ~
week ago he YES promo ~ y medi-
cal experts to be Totally irf sible, 1t
now develops that he has acute mania.
|. took four men today to hold him down
and put him in a straitjacket.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
81. louis crater FIned $500

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-Councilman
George c. Linde, recently indicted by
the grand jury on charge of malfeas-
ance in office, growing out of a con-
tract by his firm for cleaning the house
OF delegates chamber at a cost OF $1695
to the city. pleaded guilty in the court
of criminal correction today and was
fined $500. The penalty was the max
in1,s,y,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Mob Hangs Negro in Texas

By Associated Press.
CAMERON. Texas, Nov. 4-Following
his Indictment today by the grand Jury
on charge of attempted criminal as
saplt, Alexander. Johnson, a negro, was
taken from the Jail here by mob of 500
men and hanged to a tree in the court
house yard
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
n WILL BE DEFEATED,'
CANDIDATES. PREDICTION
Running for Councilman In Ward Of
Head OF Opposing Ticket, Charles
T. Mcorew Of Long Beach
Despairs
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH. Nov. 4-Charles T. Nc
Grew. candidate for councilman on the
Charter party ticket in the First ward.
this morning predicted that he. would be
defeated by DIR. T. @. Hartman Of the
Independent party.
The reason for Mccrew'e faintness of
heart Ia that G. A. Mohrenstecher. Inde-
pendent nominee for mayor. is First
ward man. and he is expected. by others
as well as McGrew to do much toward
drawing the ward vote to the Indeper-
dent councilman
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
SUMMARY OF THE News
FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Fair Tuesday; light northeast wind.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
81 degrees; minimum, 81 degrees.
LOCAL

Lone bandit, masked and armed, holds
UP car at end of Westlake line.
Mrs. Rose Simon accuses husband Of
attempted incineration, arson, false
charge of insanity, and desertion.
H. A. Lambert, collector thought to
have been assaulted, still unconscious.
Value placed upon improvements by
Pasadena water companies is s1S0.0O0.
Tax collectors close Office In order to
catch up with work.
Lad, his finger hurt in explosion, jokes
as surgeons operate on hand.
Clyde H. Simmons, the Palms contract
or, succumbs to injuries received in res
cuing boy from burning auto.
Penniless, wife of man accused Of pass
ing bad money maintains his innocence.
Legal holidays result In delay of trial of
accused spirituallst fakers
Horticultural society's show to have
many rare specimens.
Mrs. George Best No. seeks to have
marriage to actor set asdie
Tilted youth shoots self in breast; will
doe.
Colonist rush breaks all records. Total
for season will be 125,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Cruiser Leaves sausaIlto
Bv Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4.-rhe new
cruiser California. commanded by Capt.
Thomas Phelps. which has been lying in
Sausalito foi the past couple of weeks.
with her crew fully completed, dropped
down into the stream today. II is ex-
nected she will 20 to Magdalena bay.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
SPECIAL RUNS MILE A
MINUTE TO SAVE LIFE
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FRESNO. Nov. 4.--EarI Stevens, who
was injured while riding on the brakes OF
a train, was brought from Mendoza to
Fresno in a special train this evening.
The distance was made at the rate of a
mile a minute. 1t was thought that Ste
vens was badly hurt, but at the hospital
1t was seen that he was suffering only
from flesh wound.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
FAIRBANKS CALLS ON
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
ny Asaoclated Preas.

Ey ABBociated PreBB.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.--vice President
Fairbanks paid his respects to President
Roosevelt today. He said that with Mrs
Fairbanks he had come to Washington to
remain for the season.
Mr.. Fairbanks said he did not talk poll
itics or legislation with the president and
had no political statement to make at
this time.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
REFUSES to Retray AeeompIIee
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Rather than re-
veal the identity of the politician who in
duced him to falsely register in two cleo
ton districts Joseph Healey today ac-
cepted a sentence OF not less than four
years and six months and not more than
four years and eleven months in prison.