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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
CRASH;
Is HURT

LOS ANGELES. March b-Twens
tyflye people were seriously IN
lurcd IA rear.cnd collision II iva
street cars on tho Long branch
line ~ the Pacific Electric company
shortly before y o'clock last night
No one wins fatally injured A San
Pedro ear overlook Iona Hraneis
car that had stopped and which,
was darkened because OF tho loss
Of ila trolley. The collision hhats
tervd every window tn both cars
and tore loose many 81 the seats.
Most u the injured we're bruised
aud cut and had bones broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
Los In New Vork"

Los, IN New York drew an.
other packed house ~ the Seattle
theatcr last night The piece Is n
melodrama with strongly drawn
characters. exciting situations and
plot that IL much In ovidouce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
The r,Iephons Esehanas.a

"Ths Telephone Exchange prom.
isoa 20 be a record breaker At the
Lyric There Ia lots Of snap and
10 about the piece. and the comedy
situations. together with whlstiiug
music. iust suits the crowd that
pack the theater every evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
TRAIN is HELD up

fscripp. TsiecraDh servies1
TOPEKA. Kan. March t-Mtss
soars Pacific passenger train No.
81. easthound. was boarded - teo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

spauiding's. Reack. Victor and
d. q NJ. Base Ball goods at A. L.
Hall. iii First av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

continuous cut The pawi and ratchet Il
patent positive lock. the pawls being Of
Of cast steel. hardened Stationary knife
Is flexible add has Tipped edge against
which the blades cut Prices are hs fol-
lowe
With itineh blades ....... 5000
with ieineh blades .......... $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
NEW sPRIna WAIsTs ts.so

Fine white Lingerie Null
Waists. three-quarter sleeve and
open back. beautifully embroid-
cred and lace inlaid insertion
trimmed; front and back and
deep yoke of pin tucks. A bar.
gain not 70 be had In any other
store az this price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
White Bedspreads $l.55 Each

Full double bod size white Bedspre
use with Iaotal beds. These Spreads !
sell regularly AZ t2s6 each. The epecli
mofrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
NgW sPRINa wAIsTs go

The wen known Royal Waists
OF fine white French lawn. en-
tire front Of half-inch tailor plait
and box plated center piped In
black: collar and cuffs the
same: also back cluster plated.
long sleeves. open front At a
very low selling price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

That means everything for spring and summer from the
lowest priced cotton garments to the finest and dainest
lace trimmed underwear from Swtzerland-"the land Of
Ia wild people Bismarck called them when he couldn't
conquer them. Note the kinds and values
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

women's Jersey ribbed fine
white cotton Pants. umbrella
lace trimmed. French band, fine
quality, an sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

Strictly high
grade ball bear.
ing No er.
Driving wheels
ten inches 10 d
hmetef. Patent
convex revolving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

This big collection Of the lat.
est checks. mixtures and shadow
plaid worsteds. all full box and
side plated. In the very choicest
OF spring shades. Have Just
been received and will have their
first showing.
NEW SPRING SKIRTS ss.oo
Fine black Panama Skirts. the
most Houghtfor model. habit
back. cluster and box plait front.
back and sides, are good go
values To be sold tomorrow.
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Overcoats Best Domestic Kerseys. Ker-
seys, blue, black and tan shades, some
Italian lined, others with Buckingham
SERGE heavy near silk, silk sleeve lining,
strapped seams. full back at present
actually and posively worth $500; in
this gigantic $095
Mems Heavy Overcoats, swagger and up
to-date garments OF distinct character.
Positively bargain at $l6 Sale price $9.65
$1,000 Overcoats. $l0.65. Clever and
latest style, aristocratc fitting garments.
They come in black and colors; would
be desirable even more than the actual
value, $40. In this aigantic SALE. $lO65
Domestic Department
BIeached domestic, standard I0c seller;
gigantic sale price 4Hc
Heavy I0c quality unbleached domestic
gigantic sale pre.........,,...,.,..,,.....,. 4Kc
Extra heavy quality Outings in fancy and
plain coIors, worth per yd l211c. now 6Hc
Same as above, only heavier. worth l5c.
in this gigantic sale e..........-....-.....-.. SIC
Best quality Canton Flannel, excellent l5c
quality. per yard. ................-.-....... 6Hc
Fine French Madras and Ginshans.wonh
I2Xc, sale prce.... .... y .....--........ SIC
Chambray in all cOlors. well known l2Hc
grade; our gigantic sale pice...-......,.... Inc
MEMS HATS
Fedora and staple shape Hats. in black
and drab, from lots where there were
only one or two left and combined,
making total Of about ESQ Hats,
worth up to $3.50 During this sale.
your choice each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $I.39
John B. Stetson, Knox and Dunlap shape
Hats. in all colos and styles, including
the latest fall styles. During these days $I.96
Ladies high class Tailored Apparel
For the FIRST time that the opening Of what
what promises to be splendid season
has been inaugwated with sale that
forcibly sweeps all consideration aside.
Our fall showing Of correct imported
models, like all other departments. is not
excepted in this stupendous SALE
$500 Ladies Suit. 1926. This suit is
made in fancy msnnsh mixtures. The
jacket is long. lined throughout with
Roman silk full Haring skih trimmed
with straps. model to be sold at $26, 1926
5000 Ladies Suits in fancy mixtures,
cheviots, broad cloths and mannish e.
Okolona messenger., 1907-11-20
MEMS CLOTHING

$1,000 Suit, all to match, $2o0. A fine
suit Of clothes, all to match, come in
home-spun and worsted Scotch mixtures.
This is positive worth $1,000 during
this gigantic SALE e....,............... 81.
$3.50 Mems Suits, $4.98. This repre-
sents lot Of suits in worsteds and serges,
also some dark fancy mixtures. In the
new swagger fad cut sack, entirely Gus
tom made. Remember we will ex-
change if not satisfied. This suit goes
in this gigantic sale at...................... $4.
$500 Mems Fine Suits, $7.o5. A grand
assortmento Of sing lie and double breasted
sack suits, in Black. blue and brown
cheyiots, serNes, velour 6hished cassi-
meres some solid worsteds in gray and
brown, nobby tweed mixtures in all the
most desirable and newest shades, all
superbly tailored coats, French faced
finished; perfect fit guaranteed. Values
that are equal in every way to suits that
sell for $500. Our price. 81.
$3.50 all worsted Suit, $o.45. The peer
Of any you can see elsewhere at $3.50
price mark A marvel Of goodness, all
sizes. Don't fail to ask for this suit. A
genuine $3.50 value. 3d.
$500 Mems Suits $II.65. This amount
entities you to choose suit from twenty
lots as finely mad. and as elegantly Gn-
ished as the most fastidious dresser
could desire. Fine home and foreign
suitings Of style and tone and in a great
variety Of effects, tailored into garments
Of faultless fashion. Kersey. cheviots,
vicuna, hOme-spun tweed. Scotch mix
tures and cashmere suits in black, brown,
drab. tan and fancy designs, single and
double breasted. All Of this seasons
styles. Worth SIS. In gigantic SALE, $II Ie
MEMS OVERCOATS
Mems Overcoats in heavy Beaver Cloth,
four button, single breasted style, trim
med with black horn buttons. strong
worked button holes, a 3H inch collar
with strong tab. Three outside pockets
and flaps and small change pocket, lined
with Italian cloth, strong sleeve lining
chain hanger, worth at least $3.50. In
this gigantic sale $3.e
Overcoat that are the peer Of any you
see elsewhere at $40; English ulster
clothing; also kerseys. meltons and in
drabs, tans, modes, best domestic ker-
seys, blue black and tan shades. Italian
lined, plain tapped seams all marvels
Of goodness. In this gigantic saIe... $5.4
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fects, one Of kind showing, made with
jackets, long coats and Prince Chic;
boug ght to be sold at $50, our price, $l2.35
Go anywhere else you like and to dupli-
cate this model; you'll 6ndit at one or
two other stores (perhaps) but the price
will e$l4 We don't blame themfo
asking $l4. This price is perfectly fair
for coat as new and stylish and good
as this. It's garment that will appeal
to every connoisSeur Of taste. Its made
Of mixture CLOTH strictly tailor made
with a sweep at bottom; has a velvet
collar and has slis on sides trimmed
with self buttons full excelIenty tail
ored and finished ..... .................... $4o5
This jaunty and up-to-date coat. made Of
handsome covert cloth, has two stitched
straps down the front, with large patch
pockets and three stitched straps down
the back, velvet collar. latest model
sleeves and cuffs. $e95
This coat is Of gray and black mixtures.
cheveron, stripe pattern. collarless effect,
with diamonds Of velvet set m collar and
cuffs. open seam center on back k.... $6.45
Handsome coat made Of extra 6ne quality
kersey, velvet collar and lapel hand
somely stitched and strapped made to
be sold at $l7.50..........................$ 1886
One Of the leading coats Is made in large
gray and black, green and black checks
with over plaid collar and cuffs Of Tese-
dia and white braid cloth; trimmed
with soutache; large gold buttons: you
would pay dressmaker $45 for this
coat our price e......................... 81 IS
STAPLE DEPARTMENT
Full So inch Turkey Red Linen in floral
designs. heavy quality. per yard..., lac
6O-inch Fast Turkey Red Table Damask
worth at present market value Soc dur
ing this gigantic bargain feast, per yard. 24c
60-Inch Pure linen Table Damask, un-
bleached, pretty floral designs. gigantic
sale price e............-...............-.. 40c
72-ineh Imported German Table Da-
mask. all linen, worth $l.00 now per
yard..-.....,.......-....,...,..,........... yard. 64c
72-inch Heavy Satin Damask, pure linen,
beautiful rich antique and floral designs,
worth $l.25 gigantic sale price.............. 7oc
$50 Counterpanes, &c. Extra good
quality, full 6lxo0. Honeycombed bed
spreads, fapey chain stitched hem, worth
$3.50, gigantic sale price 60c
Okolona messenger., 1907-11-20

Real Marsailles Counterpanes. knotted
fringe with cut corners, worth $500;
gigantic sale price e.,,....-........-.....
Turkish Towels. unbleached good size
worth per pair 25c, during this gigantic
carnival Of value giving, each...,...-.
Turkish Bath Towels, bleached or un-
bleached. fringed large size, your choice
Excellent bleached and unbeached towels
that have always sold for Zoe, now.
Full Size Bath Towels. fringed and bor-
dered, superb quality, worth per pair
Soc at any bargain sale, our sale price.
each only...,.......J.,..................
Large bordered Huck Towels, fancy hem,
very appropriate for hotels and board
ing houses, ETC.. worth Zoe, now....,
HAnck Towels Of heavy quality, worth
l5c. at this gigantic sale..-......-...........
Excellent Bleached Huck Towes...........,.,
All Linen Damask Towels. pretty de-
signs. beautiful border and fringe, worth
35c, while they last.
A beautiful assortment OF Nottingham cur =
tains in fancy figures. also lot Of plain
designs, were $l.OO pair. special at...
Fine plain Curtains with insertions, were
$l.75 special sale price. pair--..........
Our finest imported curtains. beautiful 6g-
ures and extra full, were $2.25 pair
Arabian Lace Curtains, three yards long.
with insertion, 4 beautiful. dainty bed
room curtain. were $2.75 pair........-.
Little Gents Knee Pant Suit,
Boys two-pieee suits Of good. wearable
materials, neatly made in all sizes.
worth $3.50: our sale price ce,,...............-.
Same as above only better in every res
pect in all all styles. natty suits and
daintily made: always sold for $3.50;
our sale price. $
Hosiery And Underwear.
Ladies plain black hose, seamless, all
sizes guaranteed I0c value. our price,
Children's fast black ribbed hose, all sizes
l5c and IOc values.
ChiIdren's fast black ribbed hose. heels
and toes. extra heavy ribbed. 25c value
now
Ladies fine Isle and gauze hose, fancy silk
embroidered. worth 75c our sale price
Ladies fancy hose in exceedingly pretty
patterns, worth IS and SOC, all sizes
during this gigantic sale e.............,.......
.
Okolona messenger., 1907-11-20

$1,000 Suit, all to match, $2.98. A fine
suit of clothes. all to match, come in
home-spun and worsted Scotch mixtures.
This is positively worth $1,000, during
The o;oant;~ eala
Okolona messenger., 1907-11-20

Boys two-pieee suits Of good, wearable
materials, neatly made in all sizes.
worth $3.50; our sale price e,,...-..--.
Same as above only better in every res
pect, in all all styles. nalty suits and
daintily made: always sold for $3.50;
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
HABCoSI SYSTEM HANDLING
TRANSATLANTIC BUSINESS
THE PRESS DISPATCHES FIRST
Messages of COngratulatory Nature
Exchanged

Glace Bay. n. s., Oct. 16.-As al
ready announced. the MarcOni wire
less stations here and at Clifden, Ire
land. will be opened for the trans
mission of transatlantic bushes
tomorrow. The first day will be oc-
eupled chiefly by the handling of
press dispatches.
These will consist. in a great part,
OF messages of a congratulatOry ma
ture. exchanged between the press Of
.,ew FORK and London and LOndO'
and Montreal. The first message
eastward will be from Sir Wilfred
Laurier. premier of the Dominion OF
Canada. who will congratulate the
English people upon ne establish
ment of this new means of cOmunic2-
ton between Great Britain and Can
ada.
The first westward message will
be a press dispatch to New York, and
will be filed early tomorrow morning.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
NINETEEN WE'RE KILLED
by DeraiIing of y British RaII~a,
Train.
Train.

Shrewsbury, England. Oct l5.-A
train made up of passenger coaehes
bound from Scotland and TIRE north
of England to Bristol. left the rails
as it was entering the station here A.
an early hour this morning. Nine
teen persons. including ten passeng-
ers were killed, and thirty-nlne we're
injured
There is still no explanation OF ths
cause OF the accident IL is suggest
ed that as this is the third accident
OF a similar kind within 4 year 10 a
train entering a station on n curve
the cause may be found in the failnr.
OF the vacuum brakes TO responi
RumOrs are current here that the
locomotive Of the passenger train
was making its first trip on this line
and that the driver had a pilot driver
With him because he was not fully
acquainted with the road. II seems
that somebody blundered, for the
engine was going at a tremendous
rate OF speed when the accident han
pened
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
SWEEPING OVER SOUTHERN
. EUROPE-GREAT DAMAGE
VILLAGE is WASHED AWAY
And Sweeping Hurricane works
Literal Destruction

Paris. Oct 16-The whole OF
southern Europe is in $s grasp of
tremendous storm. accomplished ~
torrential rains. This, coming on the
heels 81 the unprecedented rainfalls
and succession of floods sof the past
three weeks, is causing very great
distress.
The storm area extends from Nor
Deco northward over Portugal, Spain
and southern France Warships on
the African coast and the Spanish
peninsula have been obliged to seek
shelter. The French torpedo gun
boat Cassini lost her propeller while
making port during the gale.
The village of Olet, near BARGE
iona, Spain. was literally washed
away by cloudburst, and the River
Llobregat. just south of Barcelona, Is
described as being a raging torrent,
and is constantly claiming new vic
Tins. At TIE city of San Sebastian,
the north of Spain. has been ravaged
by violent hurricane, which tore up
trees and telegraph poles, blocked
the railroad tracks and stalled many
trains. Telegraphic communication
between Madrid and San Sebastian Is
interrupted.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
WOULDN'T GIVE Up REAGAN.
ts"e"Tpor tToward's Order About
Nartirrcr Not HOnorCd

special dispatch to the Savannah
NsSs from Moultrir saws:
Sheriff } \ Collier returned from
t~as Clt'. Fla. where ne went last
"~ek tor Reagan. who Is wanted TO
Aa@~er Co murder charge in this
spaaty
Athough the sheriff went armed
wa a r~qui-ttiou from Governor
sai'h Erantcd by Governor Broward
7" FLORIDA. the prison commission OF
f'"Fids refused to give up Reagan.
~eo vas found already at work in a
phosphate mine at Dunnellon. 1t has
no been decided as to what steps
"" De next taken by the court Of
Aeefs here. but they will not give up
'9s enort TO get Reagan back into
Georgia for trial"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
But PRESIDENT FAILED TO GET
4 SHOT
Makes Good HIS Escape by Grstiu..
Into the Lake

H,Imhoul. ID. ct. lift Frrli-
seat Roosevelt had been stationed =
IL hundred feet further south than
NE WAS yesterday he would possibly
have procured the bear he came 10
the Mississippi canebrakes to Stay
That a fine specimen of the bear
family was discovered by Holt Col
lier'S dogs within a short distance CT
the president and within less than a
mile Of the camp on Bear lake was
the news brought into Stamboul 70
day by Brutus JacnsOn. one OF the
members of the hunting party and
he says that the animal was enabled
to make good his escape by going III
a direction opposite to the presidents
post.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
WAR ON POMPADOURs.
Pittsburg Stores Discharge Girls fo,.
Wearing Hair In Forbidden
Style.

Pittsburg, Oct. 15.-Managers OF
Pittsburg's big stores have declared
war on the big pompadours, and
scores of girls who insisted On wear
ing their hair this way have been
discharged, one of the leading stores
letting twenty go at once without re-
concentrations. The contention Is
made that too much time Is taken by
the girls in taking care OF their high
mass of hair, and some time ago sew
eral of the stores served notice that
either the "pomp" or the EeareT
must go. Many OF the girls insisted.
and last evening In their pay en-
velOpe the blue clip of discharge wac
found.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
BIRMINGHAM WILL VOTE DRY
No Earthly Way to Stem Prohibition
Tide

Birmingham. Ala. Oct. Ii
Birmingham Is going dry. The whis-
key people themselves admit there Is
no earthly way to stem the prohib!-
ton tide, After January l, 1908, the
imperial county OF jefferson will join
the ranks OF thirty or more counties
in Alabama that have already settled
the great moral issue. The election
Will take place on Monday, October
.. and in the meantime the prohibit
tionists will wage one of the hotties
fights in the history Of Birmingham,
which. PhoeniX-fke. has grown TO be
the metropolis OF Alabama during
thirty-six years.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
BRYAN WONT SAY
Maybe He Viii Ec Candidate and
Maybe NOt.

Charlotte. y. C., Oct l6.-The
News this afternoon prints IN inter-
esting interview with w J. Bryan.
who arrived here this morning and
will speak tonight, Asked about his
candidacy for the presidency. Mr.
Bryan said:
Whilst | have not sad I would
be a candidate / have not said [
would not"
Mr.. Bryan said states rights would
probably be importaaj issue in the
coming campaign. He said never MS
the chance for a victory for Demo-
Gratis brighter. Asked about the
position OF Judge Pritchard. in the
recent sensational fight between the
Federal court and State court in
North Carolina. Mr. Bryan said;
Some outrageous conduct is al
ways necessary to make the public
act. Judge Pritchard in his Opposi-
ton to rights of North Carolina sup
nlied that outrageous conduct
Mr.. Bryan said the Southern rail
ways attitude in refusing to allow
States attorneys to examine books
indicated that there was something
to conceal. and that Judge Pritchard
in refusing TO allow investigation OF
books appeared to know more about
their contents than ne cared for the
public to know
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
GREAT FIGHT IL ON
Hartman and Fish Struggling for
Control OF Illinois Central
Railway.

Chicago, Oct. l5.-E- H. Hartman
was today by an order OF court do
prived OF the voting power OF. 2S6.-
73I shares OF Illinois Central stoeN
in the annual meeting Of that rail
road company. which opens at noon
tomorrow. The order Of the court
was practically identical with the
modification asked by the attorneys
of Mr.. Hartman. Both sides clam
a victory Mr. Fish because the en-
joined shares will not be effective at
the election, and MI Hartman be-
cause his modification was secured
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
BROWARD WILL BE THERE.
And Two Other Governors TO Attend
National Farmers Association
In Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct I6.-
The National Farmers Association
with mem bership extending
throughout the United States and
Canada. will convene in this city Oh
October Il tor its annual meeting,
which Will extend for five days Many
prominent men will address the as
ISOLATION. among them Governor
Cummins. OF Iowa: Governor Bro
ward OF Florida. and Governor
Frantz. OF Oklahoma.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
MOVE ON BOARD CT PARDONs
To Secure Release of Notorious Con.

yicted Mur'ierers.
/ (Nonticello News
T. /. Clarke. as attorney for Joe
Duncan, VIII Mcdonald and Douglas
Smith. is advertising by posted
notices that application viii be.ma. lie
FOR pardon for these men. No crit
ic.snF Of Mr.. Clark" Is Intended. as
il j. bis privilege and duty to do the
boot he Can Tor his clients, but the
News asserts that it would be next
hing TO crime TO pardon these ruff
fans They are ex-memLers Of the
notorious gang that held up deputies
Jerry Reynolds and Mark Timer. and
with drawn pistols. relieved them of
a prisoner. They escaped punish
ment for this on a technically, beinS
ably defended by Mr. Clarke. They
We're shortly afterwards convicted
tfall term. 1909 of being accessories
after the fact in a murder case that
was particularly brutal. There is
no popular demand for the release
OF these men. It would be an out
rage on Justice TO free them
Let every citizen who believes in
the enforcement Of law write to the
members of the Pardoning Board and
protest against the freeing of these
men-and don't sign any petitions re-
guessing a pardon for them.
II cost jefferson county a pretty
sum to convict these chaps-let EN-
work H. out"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
NEARLY 4 MILLION HELD UP
by Pritchard's Observation-Disclosures
sary Funds in South Carolina.

Atlanta, Oct. ia special to the
Journal from Columbia, S. c., says:
Judge Pritchard of the Federal
court today issued a sweeping in
junction restraining the State COM
mission from winding up the affairs
of the State dispensary, or paying out
any money belonging to it. The in
junction ties up about S750,0OO,
which the commission has on hand
for the payment of claims against
the dispensary.
The Injunction was secured by a
wine arm of Weldon, n. c., who have
a small claim against the State dis
pensary. who applied for writ Of
mAndamus TO compel the commission
appointed by Governor AnseI to wind
aD the affairs OF the dispensary. to
pay their claims, and meantime the
commission is enjoined from paying
cut any money on other claims.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-17
ts-Mayor Will Wear Stripes.

san Francisco. Oct. 15.-The dis
S' attorneys Office announces that
'ash an error of his counsel
"er Mayor Schmitz, sentenced to
years in prison for extortion, has
s his right to appeal to the sup
court. If the contention is
Schmitz will be landed in San
uh penitentiary in a few days.