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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Andrew J. Ballet. one Of tho best.
known attorneys OF this city. has
Just received hia appulatment as
commissioner Of deeds Tor Alaska
10 the state ~ Washington The ap.
pointmens was made b Governor
Hossatt 81 the northern territory.
Ia appreciation Of the work done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
ARCTIC ENTERTAINMENT,

The executive committee OF the
Arctic brotherhood. which will
manage the entertainment TO be
given by the order May 20 and &c.
for the purpose OF raising fund
for the erection OF a building az the
.A..Y-P. exposition. held meeting
yesterday afternoon and appointed
the following subcommittee on
tickets Frank n Newell. James II.
Ardern. J. Koleman. J. u. Rogers
and ]. ~ Moore.
The entertainment viii be given
In the Grand Opera house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
FAMILY INVOLVED In
SHOPLIFTINC

Daniels aald. 'srhese are not stolen.
but IL anyuns SAYS anything. don
give mo away" The neighbour told
her that he intended 90 lnform the
police. and this he did. despite a
pltifui appeal by Mrs Daniels.
The allserware IL ali new. the
wrapping not having been removed
from the sfssona An effort II now
being made 10 locate the owner.
Daniels and his wife lived on
Greenwood az. Green Lake. with a
family a three small children.
With the father In jail and the
mother = suspected party, the police
are In \ auand<y.A the children be.
ina ~ Y0unE AZ 20 make u hard
20 take the mother away from
tham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
FRISCO'S LITTLE BOSS
MAY MAKE CONFESSION
BIG TIMBER
DEAL

One % the largest timber deals
In the history of Puget sound was
closed yesterday By Charles NJ.
cohh. Of the Port susan Lumber
company. and = number Of assoc.
esases. The syndicate purchased
$50. 900 600 feet Of standing fir and
cedar. located oa \ creek tributary
to the Stiiiaguamish river Ia sno-
homlsh county The price was
lstb. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
BLASTS BREAK
CITY'S WIRES

A letter has been sent 20 Chief
Engineer r. J. Piergon. Of the Chi
eaRo. Milwaukee a s. Paul, by the
board Of public works warning the
company that its blasting crews In
the Cedar river watershed must cx'
erelse more caution. under penalty
OF having all blasting operations
suspended
Blasts set off near the city's tcle-
phone line running up the river
have broken the wires.
There II also danger OF destroy
ing the city's lighting connections
and tho pipe line az those places
where the city and railway rights.
al. way come together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
EASTER EGGS SCARCE

Easter eggs will be scarce this
year. Several weeks ago the local
egg market reached bottom and
many of the country dealers held
up their stock for a higher price.
Now that the price has advanced
90 e aud p cents. these apeculat-
ara are unloading aud the receipts
on Western nv are exceedingly
large Commission men say that the
end Of this rush viii lind the supply
insufficient fer the Easter market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
POOR BID
ON BONDS

said e was an insult TO the city
and that Il should be rejected forth
with and Reimbursement or
dered.
II the city accepts the bid. Il
would pay a fraction over i-2 per
cent interest on the bonds instead
Of S per cent
In explaining his bid. Mr. Tilden
said that II was common knowl-
edge that the market az this time
viii not take this class OF secure
" except at a high rate OF inter-
est
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

But one bid was submitted today
for the purchase OF the s2.250.0Qo
Issue Of special water bonds. the
money for which was 10 80 20 the
construction Of a new pipe line to
Cedar river The bid presented
vas from Geo. II. Tilden s Co. a
bond buying firm Of this city which
Is located In the Lowman building.
The bid offered hy Tilden a Co.
was s1a1 $50 less than the face
value Of the bonds. or f2.iis.tb0.
City Engineer Thomson. who was
present when the bid was opened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
CONTRACTOR SCORED

Dick Major. a lesmEtsr on the
Third av reEraae hy thr interna :
tionai Contract company. VAS ar
rested yesterday and appeared be-
fore Judge Gordon chaF9cd with
splitting dirt on the street He was
fined "a Tho tndse took occasion
% score thc contract company for
uTerioadinE wagons. thereby caua-
ting ART 90 overflow despite the ef-
forts ~ the teamsters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
HsaHHaHIH H7aH7-sHa-s
FIRE DEPARTMENT
TWICE CALLED

The firs department received two
calls 90 the Olympus cafe. on First
Az. last night. a small blaze caused
~ a burning chimney breaking out
AfIav having beer once supposedly
ended by she department.
The FIRST cAii Was nj Has. shs
second a. ksts thia morning. The
damage from the fire amounts to
about $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
BLAME OFFICIALS FOR
BIG RAILROAD CRISIS
SUNDAY CLOSING Is
ENDORSED

The Mems club Of the Queen
Anne Methodist church last night
by d unanimous vote endorsed the
course OF Mayor Moore In closing
saloons on Sunday
The club decided that a mass
meeting Of citizens OF the north end
be called and the Sunday closing
question discussed
Senator George y. Coiteriil and
Representative l. v. Kirkpatrick
we're present last evening. and
spoke on the work of the legisia.
suro Councilman cfichton also ad.
dfoaaed the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
POLICE WORK FAST

A new record was established In
police circles last night. when Pa
troimeu Brown and Newman ar
rested six persons within rs min
utaa. For the six arrests the pa
troll wagon was called five times
aearealy giving a breathing spell 10
the driver and animals.
Two ~ the prisoners were sent
up for fighting. and the remaining
-four. typical FOUNDERS. we're charged
with being diaorderiy persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
GETS ALASKA
APPOINTMENT

By Hatlirt. The commission author
Ines the nppolntee To take affidaSits.
aeknoe ledgmenta. deposits and DO
a business IN this state with the
same authority 80 II he resided In
Alaska itaiiiet haa been connected
wltA the local bar for the last IL
PEARS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
AT THg ART GxHIsIr.

Mrs. Eleanore Perrin Miller and
Mrs w n Michaels conducted the
second program AZ the arts and
crafts exhibit Of the woman's Cen.
tury club last night The following
participated. Elsie Weiss, Helen
Matson. Bertha Teller. Charlotte
Winters. Mrs Miller. Mrs. Annette
u. Roger. Mrs Bertha la GRAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
lafkiutosh Invokes Old Common Law as Basis Tor
Action Against the S. E. Co.--Important Preoed-
ntMay Be Established Railway viii Fight Case.

k,nnsth Macintosh. prosecuting
@'s'ns1 Aforesaid. upon his oath
~ ~ sh4t aid william Gillian.
~ Eiizabeih Bracket. in the
-.saer shd By TIE means afore-
rAisEfnlly and feiouloufiy did
40 say. against the peace q
,sople q he state Of Washing
- liilis1 legal phrase o. con-
- ~ charge u manHiauRhisr
william Gilman. Inspector
a.iss u the Madison e. car
an Information filed in the
=. f court b. the prosecuting
49, Yesterday afternoon.
n tass i an important one. Tor
a. first time On official OF
1raite Eleciric company has
- lssascuisd Tor criminal negli-
n eonnecfion with the death
p.s'engsr. and ita outcome win
.,.. 49, % what extent operating
-. -. Of the road may be- held
.'ois Tor ne results o. acct
~, ase 70 poor equipment OF
1'lsss operation.
WIN ostsrnins Law.
~, case IL important 10 the
slate. a. there b. no speeific
eas g.efihE the offsnse with which
49,. charged. ana ne trial
49, FOUGHT out under me com
ln... ~. 10 case conviction lr
f.'..pls under common law. The
t.se \. fof a specific law making
sss. -. a.s p eoutributory nerlivence
= s. -pls BY proper penalty viii
-.n9nsirated
-. 1 s iisht Win be made on ,s,.
-. ,. ihs Seattle Fieei,,c y, ,, W..
p'..,.'..si ssisa yesterday ~ r .'tny
Or. = Jacob Furth notified ~
1 s .ho had The warrent ~,
aiIrss 'n.i TIE accused oberatlor
F.as. ssaid Be found IN NJ
~ ~. eiiiee. NJ. Furtb ~ert ar
~ 80 -. ios $4,000. on ahieh gm
released, ana hs lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
POPLAR ROOTS
BREAK SEWER

Inmhafliy poplara have spoiled a
sever on Madison A. az Sixth ay..
and the saver department. has been
for several days trying 10 mend the
trouble
The poplar trees along that street
have a habit Of shooting out their
roots IN a most vigorous way
Some small roots find an opcniug
in a Joint Of pipe and, cutoring. BE-.
gin to expand This growth gradu.
ats causes the sewer 10 choke up
or break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

SPREADING

MolnANtA. HoumAnia. March
se.-sThe Jewish outbreak u spread
inx over se00 men. women and
ehlldrea have crossed the boundary.
betting chased 81 the unruirntiean
Russian Serious Disturbances have
occurred AZ Bosesahani. where the
peasants have set firc 10 the honeA
of the JcwM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Of the company Nfll be found de-
tending aniham when he comes
into court
The date n GlllhamsH trial aiii be
set FOR The latter part Of April. but
lawyers for the defense are not
likely 20 await the day Of trial a
deruurrer 70 the Information and
charge filed b Prosecuting Attor-
rev Macintosh viii doubtless be
filed By Gfnham'a attorneys and
the questions II las Wlli be ar
Fued before Gillian comes - trial
The Information filed BY Mr.
Macintosh viii be the hub Of the
legal battle until a basis Of law
upon which the trial may proceed
g. established The lawyers far the
defense viii eudeaVof 10 show that
there 81 no basis Of iaw for the pro-
posed trial
viii Fight Information.
The Information charges that
william Gillian I'D "wiilfuliY, un-
lawfully and fal0uiouslY allow said
line u street railway - be operated
ana fAMuMEtfH 1T p hfttsHfH ~ stsaH
and negligent manner. that the
rniia ~ that portion between Terry
and Eighth avs. were go worn aud
defective ~ 10 be annt for the OPP
Grafton Of ears that the earth and
ballast had been removed from the
track and the defective rails we're
resting solely upon their Yokes at
an elevation ~ about eight inches,
and that william Gillian did then
ana there wiilfuliy. unlawfully aud
feioniously allow the cars to be run
over said worn and defective rails
and over said exposed and IN
guarded tracks. and Nllifuliy, IN
| lawfuIiy and feleuiousig neglected
and failed to notify the employees Of
said company. operating said cars
or the worn and defective condition
~ said rails. tracks aud raudbed
81 the point aforementioned. that
in consequence cor was desailed
and Mrs Bracket Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
MORAL QUESTION NOW
ONLY CONTROVERSY
DIETRICH DISTRICT
JUDGE OF IDAHO

WASHINGTON. March ao--The
president this afternoon announced
Frank 8 Deitrieh. OF f'ocatelio0
Unitet States district Judge fof
idaho. vice Beatty. resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
THEATER CASE
MARCH %

The hearing 81 the theatrical men
arrested for violating the Sunday
closing Las will be held before
Judge Gordon March a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

therities In the roads management.
II man appeals. he must send
member OF his GRIEVANCE commit
tee Al an expense of 81 a day. first
TO the trainmaEter Of the road. then
10 the superintendent, then 20 the
general superintendent. and finally
10 the general manager and the
railroad president. After reaching
the general superintendent Il is
necessary. under the rules Of the
tralnmen. 10 employ the entire grie-
vance committee OF the railroad
system AZ an expense o. 81 day
each
Among the rules which have
been constantly violated are those
regarding the signing and payment
OF time slips. and the forcing of
the men 10 serve too long hours az
a stretch.
Working al Washington.
The four organizations Of fire.
men. engineers, brakemen and con-
duciors maintain man In Wash-
ingt0n at salary ~ $4,000 an
naalIy. This man. w r. Fuller, has
been exeriing his Influence al the
national capitol In the present
strike situation. and. II IN under
stood. has been in consultation with
President Roosevelt. who himself
il a member Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive f1remen.
The trainDen officials believe
that there will be no strike. think
ing that the managers committee
wiil yield TO the demands Of the
men. These now provide for a IL
per cent Increase of wages, a nine
hour day and other improved con-
ditloua applying 10 The rules gov-
ernlnK employees. The demands 70
be settled apply 10 all the trainmen
west of the Mississippi river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

VIENNA. March s0.--A state.
menf has been issued showing thmt
the Jews are In a hard way Tor
justice at Bucharest The project
% tho Bofozaheni district has re-
piled 20 a telegram from Prime
Minister George cantacurp that
none ~ thu Russian peasants are
tn danger bat the JewA Ne would
not give one Christian soul for a
million JeWa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
Fined for Fioht.

s. Pasco and savaka Pestoff,
charged by Patrolman DE Boer With
fighting. we're fined $50 each yes
torday. The fine Of the latter
prisoner was suspended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

TIVE routeudtnF fsfrrH ~ AZ
says AZ WORK Ia the social fabric
one ~ these forces l. eanisnds
inr Ter tho elevation e ne social
life--rivir Fixhteeasa.ss-sna he
other is the force or .aenes afa-
party fefrrrsd q. Nh9f ssid that e
l. eantsuainE for the lowering Of
TIE neral standard
~Tna first n ttesx forces T. -
times wttnoat vtEaf ard lacks Of
eanira gionf the other IL always
strong o. tear Down. nsvef sslesp.
ne sb0vs sefs the 9sFsa -
Mayer Wiiiiam tiiekmaa Moore
Who last nigh talked cf god rttt-
rsnship ard cigia rixhteeusuese BE-
fore thr Mems Cluh q the Can
sfeEstionai church AZ University
siafipa.
Duty 81 ctlHsas.
Nos. naosu thar ever. men
shogia nos sleep upon their rights
tho mayer eoasinmsA II t. The
dafy % sha good sitisan % attend
the rAucun~n ard Tho rrfniartea ard
SEQ that men whn entertain guuT
IDEAS and convictions are glvsn lsh
iic office Men like Theosapfe
Roosevelt. Tom Jahnsnn. ueseruof
Fplk and others 81 their Views and
convictions are wefthY - ysuF
emulation Thry ssha have aans mueh
Tor the elevation snd publication %
the social atmosphere. are tbs men
who furnish the steel fof the hack.
bone - the minor officials
4 a. not bsiisvs ~ spaafnodie -.
form. where there had been rrae-
iiraliy complete non- enforcement
% the law I believed. and stilt be-
ilsve. that Ia order to obtain its
full enforcement q vas necessary 70
proceed step BY atep. Had I an
fsftaksn 20 force the fiiii campit-
ancs ~ that iaw from the first. I BE-
iirFe there would have been failure
for two reasons one r. that The
police could not have handied the
situation successfully. and the other
vas that public sentiment had = be
developed b. degrees
Sunday Closing.
while 7 doubt whether mere than
a slight majority were IN favor 81
first 90 sunday ciosius through fha
development u public sentiment
along tho lines - civic righteous
ucsa and snciai reform have men
toned I now believe that at least
rs per cent ~ The people approve
my actions on that subject"
A little later when asked n he be-
ileyed u possible 70 close everything
on sunday. the mayer said.
There - a difference Of opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
NAG Gets 80 Days.

A. Benson. charged with vagran-
cy, was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Gordon to- 80 days In the
county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

az FRANCISCO. March Co.
.',.,.n REEF has announeod that
I q, make statement Tor the
~. .hieh viii create a sreascr
...,.n ,han that foilcwing the
$500 Of the supervisors.
-..-r lrtsrrst than ever In the
e,ss proceealngs nov being
"a 4 hslng aroused BY this ~
- sp<Vsher with the an
- hat this afterncoa BE-
- 5 ana 100 Indictments viii
~,.rrsA affectlng people IN all
80 n NE ne general excite.
= san Francisco ~ Intense.
4. .rirclpsl Interest IN the tn
$3.50 shis afteFnaon VIII b. Ia
"a sn,sls whom lt viii catch. That
6.-, s.xh 10 all he cAusat IN tho
- u<ns certain
WAst a cenfesslor.
e,nea.ry Interest "a in the state
-. ~, Rnsg has announced he
1.ss mxke. THAT The little boss
~ 4 AZ wnnsed To- or even
T~s5 ~: mighty inseresting Kt0r-
Z xnrstesi. but just what he
= II Z q matter % conjecture.
4 ~ b<rn known that Objective
- Ia bad an lnkllng that tho
- ~uaa make a pablic state
-. ~ sithcuxh Burns has hecn
8u.asax a Rssf for DAYS In an 81.
= a ri 4 statement from him.
e <,vu<h h unable 10 wriax any.
- frpn HIM Of any inerimsna'.
- sz<usu
nssf May unbosom.
n1-ss kss gone 70 Ruef armed
- iz<fs related BY the inform.
Is ,ss he boss has been more
- 1 zaixh FOR the secret service
- u<srlte hts repalses Burns
CO. as Afternoon that 20 him
i srasz enly b. . matter Of time
- asef woeid unbosom himself
4 Hrezs.
f-x1<ssar Hsney neither affirms
talez Ne repoFt that Rset has
- ,rorlssa immunity II ho wili
Ezyr s<hmitx Indignantly te
r. a. rsport circulated last niEht
y n had lied 4 am here 10
i ~ music The mayor stated
x<xenx,andlng this statement.
srssn sautiou and closer shat.
- II kesa thrown about the
mlx tetaf.
~ Rass h the man ~ myS.
~ res seems ccrtaiu and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
Prominent Trainman Explains Trouble Which May
Result In Greatest Strike In the History Of Rail
Transportation Men Complain of Red Tape

The fact that the trainmen Of the
80 railroads affected in the present
controversy between the managers
committee and the mems grevianee
committee have voted almost IN.
anlmousiy for strike unless their
demands are accesded TO By the
managers. was positively cofFobof
aied today b. 4 high official % the
Brotherhood Of Tralnmen. The
strike. II declared. will tie up every
road west Of Chicago aud place 30.
900 men out Of work.
The signal for a strike IL now
up 10 the action Of the two men.
p. ~ Morrison. grand master Of the
Brotherhood Of Trainmen. and
Grand Master Garrison Of the
Order OF Conductors. The
men have voted to strike. and I'M
less a compromise Is affected short.
b these two men will give the word
for the strike
A second offer Of arbitration has
been made By the Managers com
mittee In Chicago and refused b.
the trainmen'H grievance commit.
toe Ia Sc Paul
The True Cause.
The real cause that has brought
about tn. strike agitation on the
part Of the trainmen IL the high
handed actions uf the railroads
subordinate officials.
When a general manager Of 9
road makes certain rulings govern.
Ing the control Of employees. these
rules are violated continually by
the roads subordinate officials
Men are worked for outrageous
hours and submitted 20 petty ~
ranny By these officials.
The rules discourage men from
appealing their cases to higher an-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

NEW YORK. March 20-The
sensation OF the day In the Thaw
trial occurred when Jerome inter
rupted all proceedings and request.
ed Judge Fitzgerald to at once in
stltute an Inquiry into Harry X.
Thaw's mental condition.
Mr Jerome intimated that the
court should use It's own guidance
IN the matter and stated that
he would give all the informa-
ton that he could
Mr.. Jerome stated that he be
lleved this would help the process
OF the trial.
The interruption caused conster-
nation in the ranks of the defense.
Judge Fitzgerald took the mat
ter under advisement for moment
and then announced that the Jury
would be excused until Friday
morning. In the meantime. argu-
ments will be made for what Is
termed the appointment OF an In
sanity commission.
WithdraWs letter.
The Thaw case was late IN open
ing. Judge Fitzgerald was not as
punctual na usual Evelyn Thaw,
May Mckenzie and Mrs, Caiue ar
rived early az the court house. and
later Mrs William Thaw reached
the room. Delmas surprised all by
announcing that he would withdraw
the letter offered yesterday, which
he stated would show Thaw's con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
WORK CONTINUES ON MANY
BUILDINGS SAID TO HAVE
STOPPED OPERATIONS AND
UNIONS CLAIM ONLY 2fs MEN
ARE OUT or WORK.

That the suspension OF building
operations In Seattle by the Mas.
ter Builders association IL not near.
~ as extensive as has been advers
tisad. - shown BY a canvass OF the
buildings named in a list Of those
on which operations were said TO
have been suspended
In a number Of the buildings
named. workmcn are Htill seen at
their tasks. and IN some OF the
buildings on the list not a man has
ben laid off
A committee ~ the Building
Trades council. which has been
busy compiling the number Of men
who have ben laid off BY the con
tractors 10 date. place the entire
number laid Of nj 20 out OF 6.00o
working. The master builders
claim that some 1000 men are laid
of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

JEROME MAKES A SENSATION.
Al REQUEST THAT JUDGE
FiTzGE RAID EXAMINE HAIR.
RY X. THAW AS TO HIS MEN
TAI CONDITION AT THE
PRESENT TIME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

However. the liat OF buildings In
which work has been suspended
dwlndled rapidly this morning un.
der actual investigation a mum
Der OF men were found working In
the Arcade building. which Is one
OF the largest works supposed 10 be
suspended.
structural iron workers we're
busliy engaged erecting the frame.
work OF the now Washington hotel
building. the t75o.00o structure, on
which al operations we're supposed
10 have been suspended.
No interruption Of work has oe-
Cured on the Trustee eompanY'H
building ~ Third av aud Marion,
named IN th1 list Of suspended ap-
erationa. Work ia also being done
~ the Trustee company's buiialns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
,.uor Circulated That Ruef May Divulge More
man Did the Supervisors Between 10 and 100
Indictments Will Be Returned This Afternoon
Shmitr Being Swallowed.

he received fer his share over 5000.
ooo In the telephone deal alone now
seems certain.
Reef i believed to have been the
actual go.between Il Vas he uho
operated all the deals. and the
mayor and supervisors Wors tools
In his hands
The confessions made Monday
nlxht show that The board Of "a.
persisors were bought twice BY the
Pacific States Telephone company
although only once - the Home
company. aud the latter. even At
that. Won out
Besides the NAMES Of Ruef and
SehmitK being added 70 the tlst OF
those charged with indictment OF
extnFtion. there are others. being
such mon a. Jimmy CoffFoth. prize.
flght promoter. with Willie Britt.
brother % the ex.llghtwelsht cham.
plou. Morris I.evcy and Eddie
Granay are charged with having u.
fuFed OF given SO 900 for privileges
TO fighs ring battles in this city.
Want sshmIts to Resign.
Although there Is a clamor for
Schmstz's realEuatlan. thare Il lit.
tic expectation that the maYoF wlll
quit under fire. Some q his po-
iitieai opponents affect 10 believe
that he witl tell all Aua throN him
self on the mercy Of Heaey Or
Judge Duane. baslnx their eaneia.
aiona on the mayors statement.
that II he had anything 70 tell. Il
would be told In court and throaSh
his attornoyA
The request thai be BE permitted
"a change. add 10 o. amsaa bis
plea of not guilty On the charge ef
extortion entered bsfoFe Judge
Dunno yesterday. Il also comment
ell upon significantly
That there Is surprise IN store for
the supervisors Nhe. since epns
fcs.inE have acted aa though Ties
feit sure Of xulnx unpublished for
their crimes. seems csrtAin. n all
probability The Indictments against
the lnfprmsra uill Be- returned this
assernooa. II Cor 10 other purpose
han 20 hold them rs witnesses.
whcther Or not they wers promised
Immunity IN return Tor their COATES
sifsus the prosecution vii not saY.
hut Il i reasonably sure that At
least two wlll neser Be prosecuted
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