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The Washington times., 1907-01-11
MOVE POLICE COURT
TOMORROW MORNING

Judges Kimball and Mullowny this
morning decided to begin moving the
Police Court furniture and fixtures
from the building at Fifteenth and >
streets northwest 10 the new structure
at sixth and d streets tomorrow. While
the benches are being moved 10 the
newly erected POLES Court building the
judges viii use ordinary tables and
chairs
II Is expected By the judges and court
attaches that the first sessions in the
new building viii be held next Monday
morning.
With Judges KimbaH and MullOwny
Will go Assistant District Attorneys
Given and Wyrick. Finance Clerk Sc
bring. Clerks Potts ana Harper. and
the Deputy Marshall all of whom viii
have Offices in the new building.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

James r. and Aliia b. Medley, girls
Joseph II. ana Sarah q. Norris. boy.
Thomas and Grace v, Hodges, girl.
owen +. ana Emma NJ MaLJingley.
boy.
William T. and Margaret V. McClos-
key, girL
Frank S. and Suzelle Deli. Carroll.
sri.
James A. and Blanche Ready, boy
John II. and Emma ;. Harris, girl
Louis II. and Nellie !. POssy. girl
Archibald and Mary Mcdonald. girl
Joseph and Mary O. Fisher, boy.
John ". and Irene Nom Cox. boy.
Walter J. and EilenOr T. Pillings. boy.
Antonio and annie kogok, boy.
John and Anna Jones. boy.
Morris and BeJsie Frfedenberg. boy.
Thomas f. and Elizabeth 3. MarlOwe,
girl
Charles 4. and Elizabeth @. Houehen,
boy.
George Il. and Rose L. Billups. boy.
Arthur and Ada Green, boy.
Abraham and Mary Carter. boy
Frank d. and Mary Z. King. boy.
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Deaths.

Elias 3. Clark. Il years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
John T. Humbrock, Is years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
Ann C. Green. 10 years, 923 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Della Johnson. p years, 1868 Twenty
fifth street.
John P. Ganley. IS years, 7O5 Fifth
street southeast.
Isaac z. Clarke. 70 years. 1852 Oregon
avenue
Agnes Darling. 81 years. Garfield Hos
pital.
Catherine S. Cleary. 81 years. 3n6 o
street northwest.
John Cady. 50 years. 500 Jefferson
street Brightwood.
Thomas Z Yeager, one month. 1872
Chauin street
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TRIAL
CALLED OFF,
SANITY TEST

NEW YORK. Jan. Hilary Thaw
will never be brought 10 trial for the
killing or Architect Stanford White, and
sometime before January 81. the date
set for the trial. his counsel will ask
the appointment Of a commission to test
the present sanity Of the young Pitts
burger
That is the positive information OF
officials OF the district attorneys office
who have the Thaw case IN charge.
Thaw angrily opposes every effort to
have him sonsent 10 enter a plea OF In
sanity.
Evelyn NesbiJ ThaW opposes the plan
20 have a lunacy commission appointed.
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It is now a year since Mrs. Pierce
her brother on Long Island, and left
Tophelds end the beautiful home Of her
husband.
Their five-year-old daughter soon after
was SEM TO a relative OF Mr.. Pierce.
ind since then he has lived alone in a
home that Is surpassed in its beauty by
few. In the hunting set ABOUT the
MeadOwbroOk Club. Mrs. Pierce has en-
joyed herself. Hers has been one round
Of excitment Of the chase.
No Fence Too High for Her.
No fence has been too high and the
stubble on no field too coarse for her
TO take. Recently she went 10 the hunt
astride her timber topper wearing hunt
ing brooches. boots. a hunting coat. and
sombrcro.
Her costume was described as one
that maze or her a picture. To cap the
climax. IN one OF the hardest runs OF
the season she rode far 10 the front and
finished twenty lengths IA advance of
any mat rode man or woman.
Mrs Pierce was Miss Alice Rogers,
and as a girl IN Salem was noted for
her riding and for her golf Pretty AS
a girl, she lost none OF her charms
after her marriage when unlimited
money was hers 10 indulge her taste for
the horses she coveted. soon after she
married she took first rank with the
exhibitors al Newport. where she rode
Skibbereen, HarkaWay. GallOps. and the
unmanageable Tornado.
Leg Broken by Euatic Horse.
II was while riding the latter horse.
a jumper of class and record. but er-
ratio and false. in Newport in 1904. that
she came 10 grief at the show. Her
horse took the high jump and fell. She
stuck 10 him like a veteran and he
rolled upon her. The sight made women
In the boxes faint The plucky woman
retained consciousness and, although
her leg was broken, rode home in a car
riage. When 1t was well she was again
in the saddle.
What caused the separation of the
PierCes is a mystery. They were a low
ing couple. and not until the wife had
left the home a year ago, was there
talk Of disagreement.
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EVERYTHING MAKES FOR TEDDY.

Residents OF the Horseshoe district OF
Jersey city have organized Den No. J.
benevolent and Upright order OF Teddy
Bears Of the United States Of America
Dens are 10 be established all over the
country. In this stroke Of genius we
see the supple hand OF the Third Term
League.
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BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad.

New through PaTlOr Car 10 Pittsburg.
Bumet Parlor Car. Washington 70 Pitts
burg, is attached 10 '-555-55-5," the Day
light Train" leaving New Jersey avenue
and street 500 a. m, arriving Pittsburg
$500 p. m. Immediate connection at
Pittgburg for Akron. Cleveland. and
Chicago
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CLUE IN THE
POISON PUZZLE
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was evidently pitted and made into the
popular nut CONNECTION before being
filled with poison
Rough on Rats.
DR.. Lynch declares that according 10
his analysis the date was filed with an
arsenleaI preparation OF the compost
tion OF Rough on Rats" as the ar
senic salts are mixed with other In
gradients. the character OF which he did
not essay 10 determine after discover
ing that the acid present was sufficient
OF itself 70 have wrought the death OF
two people
THE date was brought to me by A
+. Prescott an uncle OF the young man
20 whom the package OF confectiOB
was sent. said Or. Lynch. and l am
IN the case other than what / have al
ready stated as having been related &c
me by Mr.. Prescott.
Ignorant Of Facts.
II do not know any or the parties
Involved In the matter, and presume
that my professional services in max
Ing the analysis were sought from the
fact that I was the chemist OF the
District. The cavity of the date from
which the stone had been removed
was well filed with the poisonous
preparation and some of the compound
was sprinkled on the outside"
Further than his professional rela-
ton with the affair Or. Lynch dis
claimed knowing anything further.
The date In It's present condition. and
rs II must have appeared IN the pack
age with others Of It's kind. Is innocent
looking enough 70 tempt any one haV-
ing a liking for that kind OF confec-
ton and the surprise is that any one
should have suspected the dates were
poisoned when the package containing
them was received and hrst opened
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ARTIFICIAL LEG FOR HORSE.

The veterinary profession is much
interested IN a surgical operation which
has been accomplished by Prof. Udriski.
one OF the STAFF of veterinary school at
Bucharest. Having amputated a horse s
leg II the fetlOck Joint. after several
failures he succeeded in fitting a leather
boot OF artificial leg that enabled the
animal TO wa.k about and take exercise.
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Marriage Licenses.

Arthur j Bunch. Charleston. 3. c.
and Helen /. Gould, Louisville. XIV
John d. DOscher. Wilmington, y. c.,
and Annie Bird. Vicksburg, Miss.
Ray c. Kelley and Lillian kiser
Landy p SOuthard. Alden, Va. and
Sallie r. Lyon. Kapp, Va.
Charles Bowman and Ella Forrest
Frank Andrews and Mary V. Owens
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ANACOSTIA FLATS
DISEASE SOURCE

That the Anacostia fats are largely
responsible for the increased amount OF
disease in the city Of Washington, Is
the belief expressed by DR.. Sewers,
chairman OF the executive committee
of the Medical Society OF the District
OF Columbia. in a letter addressed 70
Representative Babcock, chairman OF the
House Committee on the District OF Co
lumbia.
Or. Sewers writes advocating the pas
sage OF d bill for the reclamation OF me
Anacostia fats He declares that this
measure has been urged IN The interesl'
of public health since 1880 and stateA
that Il is a deplorabie fact that 50 Iaf
there has been no legislation upon th''
matter.
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Died.

DELANEY-Departed this life AT $50 a. m
on January 10. 1901. at her residence, I4I4
Seventeenth street northwest, Mrs. GRACE
ANN DELANEY widow q the late Rod
erick Delaney. and grandmother OF Mrs
ton.
Funeral Saturday. January y. at $50 a. m
from her late residence thence 10 ST Au-
gustine's Church. where solemn requiem
mass viii be said for the repose Of her soul
II
DREW-On Wednesday. January O. 1907 at
9:45 p. m. at her residence. Ti6 Tenth street
northwest KATHARINE SARAH. daughter
N the late Edward NJ and Mahala W
Drew.
Funeral services from the Pro-Cathedral
Church Of the ASCENSION, Saturday, Janu-
airy u al 1880 a. m. InteTment private
It
EMERSON-On January g. 1907. Mrs. FLOR
ENCE HUNDLEY EMERSON.
Particulars in another column.
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Mrs. Thomas w. Pierce
Seeks Divorce From
Millionaire.

When she led the field in the
cross-country run.
Mrs. Pierce wore
Hunting Brooches.
Boots,
Hunting coat,
SOmbrero-
and sat astride her timber-topper.
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Williams Tactics.

Clark has for long time been re-
garded as a far better Bryan man"
than Williams, and IL might easily be.
say many Democrats. that Williams, by
the letter referred to. seeks 70 show
that. from the Bryan viewpoint, he Is
as good a man as Clark for the posi-
ton. In the letter occurs the signihcant
utteTance:
u wish TO God Democrats would quit
fighting one another and unite In night
ing against bad policies ana tendencies
and for fundamental Democratic Ideas.
Details are hard 70 obtain regarding the
exact location OF the Clark strength but
reliable information b. that the Mis-
sourian VIII be strongly backed cor the
leadership By the men from Texas Mis-
souri,. VirgLia, Louisiana, Kentucky,
Florida. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. and
Georgia. with a strong sprlnkllng OF
supporters from Alabama and other
Democratic States
Clark has not yet publicly announced
his candidacy FOR the position. but his
friends. the men closest 20 him, say ne
Is in the hands Of his friends" and will
accept the honor which they are now
prepared 20 pass over 10 him.
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DEMOCRATIC WARWlCKS
PLOT TO DETHR0NE
WILL JAMS, THE DICTATOR
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10 the Republicans BY an interested min
GRITTY instead OF assuming TO do all the
hghting. both by speaking and BY par
liamentary strategy. through his own
agency.
Democrats familiar with the situation
were inclined 10 believe today that the
letter written yesterday by Williams
10 a New York newspaper Declaring
Himself in fat or OF Bryan for the Presi-
Dental nomination, presages his iSnowl-
edge OF The tight that is being made
On him in the HCpEe, and indicates mat
he viii do everything possible 20 conquer
the opposition 70 him.
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Power Of the Place.

To appreciate the honor Of being the
leader OF the minority. one has only 20
know that the leader OF the minority
occupies. 10 HIS party. the same position
as that occupied by the Speaker OF the
House to the majority party. He ap-
points the minority men q all commit
tees and represents on the floor the gen
eraiship OF his party
That the selection Of Clark for the
leadership will DO the District Of Co
lumbia great good can not be doubted
He has. all through his Congressional
career, taken a marked interest In local
affairs. especially IN school Affairs. and
his increased influence as minority lead
Ct with tend 10 throw In his way greater
and more varied opportunities Tor ben
fiuug the District
Champ Clark is known all over the
country as Il brilliant lecturer and
writer. He is one OF the most widely
read men IN tie country today. His life
has been a varied one. At different
times in his career, he has been a farm
hand. a newspaper man. a clerk IA a
store. q school teacher. q lawyer z
lecturer. and q member OF Congress.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
MAS. n. LAxDoK zEED,

HzlI-Noyes Day and Night School
Both sexes All ages. collsge-Prsparatary
coaching. Catalogues. FRANCES MANN
HALL. A. NJ. Principal. Phone. Main ash K.
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Special Notices.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF the Nuremberg Powder Co.
Inc, Of the District OF Columbia, Tor
the election OF 80 trustees and Tor otnet
purposes, will be held al the company
ONCE, az Nurember Pa. on APkIL D
1877. at 7:s0 +. NJ. e. J. JACOBf SeeIe-
tary. y
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the Northern Liberty Market
Association win be held al the ONCE or
the Association, Room IS, Hutehlns
Bldg, go u 81. nw.s IN this cry. on
TUESDAY. JAN. 18TH, 1907, AT
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. for the purpose Of elecex
ing trustees for the ensuing year. and
transacting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. W. j.
Washington. D. C. Jan. 2. 1907. jalo-tf
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF omeers
md Directors OF the Eureka Life IN
suTance Company viii be held at the
Home once Of the Company, Ba A1itl 6
Nd. FEBY. 18TH. at Y O'CLOCK NJ.
tal0-3t K. W. GRIFFIN, seey.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the share
holders OF the Cash Purchasing Associa-
ton of Washington, ID. C.. for the cleo
ton OF directors and any 0tner DusllSss
that may properly come before them
viii be held at Room 80, Munsey Bu4id-
ing. on JAN. 18TH al 1880 2. NJ,
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Mail and telephone orders get
same prices and quick delivery.
Phone Main 900.
ToiIa4 Daoa~fc,aof
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was evidently pitJed and made into the
popular nut CONNECTION before being
filed with poison.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
WEYB0SSET QUINTET
BEATS ELMWOOD

In the Home Circuit league last even
ing the weybosset five defeated the Elm
woods. 81.
was the, nigh roller with a s24 total and
l23 single.
Hama end Cornell did extra good
work with records OF 314 and 800 pins for
totals, including singles of 129 and Ill
pins respectively.
An enjoyable smoker was held at the
rooms OF the Narragansett Wheelmen
BOWERS club last evening over 100
members and their friends being pres
ent.
The soc'able entertainment was ar
ranged under the management OF the
popular president Mr. James Kerr,
backed by his efficient house committee.
Smith. III. Graves and p. ochs.
After a pleasant two hours entertain-
ment, Including songs and recitations, a
sumptuous banquet was served. The
members discussed various "reminiscences
of the ole wheelmen's times and the do
ings on the local alleys until the wee
small hours of the morning.
The Bank Clerks OF this city have FORM
ed a six-team afternoon tournament. the
games TO be rolled at Bullock's Temple
OF Amusement. the schedule will soon
be ready for publication.
A schedule for the first weeks games
Of the knights Of Columbus series is
now ready. the games TO be rolled at the
Central alleys, with the exception OF the
Delaney council team series, which Will
be rolled NJ Pawtucket.
A complete seasons schedule will soon
be forthcoming.
The Providence Bowlers club will hold
a special meeting at their parlors, No. 98
Clemence street. at 7:3o o'clock p. m,
Monday. Get. H.
Efforts will be made at the session to
arrange for a series OF league events
on the duck pins. among the various
clubs I'm the city.
The No. team OF the Providence
Bowling club have issued a challenge TO
roll the Narragansett Wheelmen quintet
a series Of match games for hot turkey
supper.
The summaries
wEYBOssEr 2; ELMwooD. /.
WTYROSSET
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
ABBOTT TO referee
QUILL. GLOVER BOUT

Stanton Abbott, who has offcated so
aoceptably I'm many bouts, has been Sc
lected as the third man in the ring at
the inaugural meeting of the reorganized
Rhode Island Athletic club next Tuesday
evening. Abbott has earned and holds a
reputation of being a square and honest
official. He has had long experience in
the ring himself and knows the rules
thoroughly. He Is cool under fire and
will give a contestant everything that Is
coming TO him, no more and no less. Sew
eral names were suggested and consider
ed, as the athletic committee did not want
to make hasty choice. After delibera-
tion Abbott was chosen.
There is tremendous interest in the
tournament of the club on THesday-eye-
ming, as IL is the opinion OF the fans that
Matchmaker Johnny Mooney outdid him
self when he tied up Billy Glover of South
Boston and Tommy Quill of Brockton for
the main bout. QUILTS remarkable con-
test against Young Erne at Philadelphia.
when he decisively bested the latter, Gre
ated a sensation in boxing circles. II will
be remembered Erne more than held his
own against such a remarkable boxer as
Abe Attell, the champion, and one of the
greatest sparrers who ever drew on
mtt.
Glover has never been found wanting
when his manager called upon him, and
In New YORK ne went up ana uoWn lne
line meeting everybody selected and hold
ing up his end in remarkable fashion. He
cleaned up all comers and finally was
matched with Tommy Murphy In New
York. but the shutdown of the sport In
the big city caused the match to be can
celled for the time Being
With a semi-final between such sterling
performers as Kid Freeman and Willie
Riley of South Boston, who are the
cream OF the boys boxing In that divi-
sion, and red-hot preliminary to be final
ly settled on today or tomorrow, the
sports are assured of very attractive
program OF boxing and one that nobody
with any sporting blood in his veins
should miss.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
GOOD GARD BOOKED
At STANDARD A. c.

Matchmaker Doherty OF the Standard
A. G. leaves for Boston today TO have
articles OF agreement drawn up and for
feits posted for the Walcott-Martin bout,
which is slated for Oct. 22 at Lymans-
Vile II Doherty succeeds In clinching
the match IL Is safe to say that standing
room will be at a premium the night or
the go.
Martin Is well known to the fans in
Rhode Island. having appeared here on
several different occasions and making
good each time. lie Is one OF tho most
aggressive and gamest boxers that are
in the business today. His battle with
Billy Rhodes. who Mas draw with wal
colt to his credit. Is yet fresh In the men,
ory OF the Rhode Island sports.
In Walcott he will meet one of the
toughest customers he has ever been
called upon to face Walcott, the Black
Demon Is known as the "Giant Killer"
and although IL is generally conceded that
he is not quite the man no was when he
was beating such men as Dan Creedon,
Joe Choynskl. Billy Smith. George Gard
ner and countless others, Walcott has
never took the count Since Feb. o. 1890,
he has won 70 contests. with - knock
outs ~ his credit.
The semi-nnal will be between Jack
Buckley OF the rsorth End and Danny
Custer OF Olneyville. TO go eight rounds
at i42 pounds.
Peter Fiheld OF East Providence and
Young wiletts Of Fall River clash for
six rounds AZ 14s pounds In the prelmi.
nary. All OF these men are In training
and IL looks as IL Doherty was trying TO
make a banner show OF this meet
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

BULLOCK'S TEMPbts-follE lEn
BURLINGTON TOURNAMENT.
HARMON So.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
GOES TO COLLEGE
AT THE AGE OF 81

WASHINGTON. "a. Oct. io.-Pster Mar
ray of Buena Vista, at the age OF 81, has
gone TO college.
He Is a student at JEFFERSON academy.
Canorsburg. and the teachers say he is
one OF the most diligent pupils.
In his youth Murray had 10 work for a
living and sacrificed hE scheoi',r He has
accumulated mones-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
BASEBALL GAMES

Boston, Oct. 10.-The second game OF the
local post-series was played on the Ma
tional grounds yesterday and was won 4
TO 2 in II innings. by the American league
club. The Nationals outbatted their RI
walls. but played indifferently at cricical
moments. Score:
Americans =. o 0 2 0 0 o 90 o 0 "a
Nationals .. % 0 o 0 0 90 0 %
ST LOUIS NATIONAL s. AMERICAN 5.
st. Louis. Mo, Oct 10.-The St. Louis
National league team yesterday won the
third game OF the post-season series, to
5. from the American league team.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

TWo-Ddse nlt-Sneckaru. Inree-Ddse MT
-Rossman. Sacrifice hits-Sheckard,
Pfeister. Stolen bases-Payne. Slagle 2,
Chance, Evers, Tinker. Double plays
Tinker to Chance 2. Crawford TO Schaefer.
Left on bases-Detroit 5; Chicago T. Bases
on balls-Off Pfeister l. off Mullp 8.
Bases on errors-Chicago !; Detroit /. Hit
by pitcher-By Mullin, Steinfeldt; by
Pfeister. Cobb. Struck out--By Pfeister g.:
by Mullin /. Umpires-Sheridan. and
O'Day Time-2h. Tim.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
CUBS BEAT
TIGERS 3 TO 1

inning. This time. however. the visitors
were the victims. Tinker held Coughlin's
hot liner. and threw TO Chance in time to
double-up Rossman.s who had reached
first on his fourth successive hit. Payne
ended the game with a little hit I'm front
OF the plate, which King threw to first.
The teams will play here again tomor-
row, and then, unless a postponement or
n tie game intervene will move to Detroit
for two games. returning here Sunday.
Tho score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

sroKEs STREET TOURNAMENT.
SCALES'-3.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

lOldlS 500 osi 900 lNOo
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ToURNA-
MENT.
PLAYING SCHEDULE
Monday. Oct. IA. Newman VS.. Eyler;
Friday, Oct. is, Mcfarland VS.. Provi-
,dence. Ignatius vs. Hope: Pawtucket-De-
laney VS.. Pawtucket
O'GORMANS COMFORT CLUB TOUR
NAMENT.
SIMMONS'-2
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
Salt Lake Road Fined.

The Reno Journal es May a4tEf,.
says CorfssSlng guzr an !
charge 1T shipping cattle through
Nevada without regard for the
interstate commerce laws, the
San Ps,3ro. Sa1r Lake and Los
Angeles railroad WIS fined $1,000
q the United States COURT III
Carson City yesterday. Five
hundred dollars Wis the 51e ID
s2eh vi two cou1-S
Federal 4staruev PIasc PROSE
clts6 the cases against the glsariz
11e- They were starrsd a1 the
OF the 11earsca1a cum
-sree Commission Evidence
was procured to si1Qw that the
San Pedro Rad shipped cattle
over The route trvr1 SAT- Lake eg
Les Angeles AMI III noe make
the required number az s1grs
Tor waller amt rest. The Etea Of
70 observe the Law be-
;1lsse al me congRsgssf traffic
vas not considered taVqra,Iv %