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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

George Baiton IL the new Isl
haik liaa champion. IN place Of VII.
10 ftoppo. Who uon the title In
Paris aud later successfully defend
~ lt Ia this conntrY. Sutton DO
comes the title holder BY r~aaon u
aecIalon recently rendered ~ The
doHoFn ~ a trophy he brunswick
Bake caiiendof company Although
ls saa admitted that Sutton really
had ~ legal claim 10 tho champion.
mhlp. because ~ hiz having autefwd
into = personal agreement with
Hoppe. whereby the rules soveFulnx
the emblem we're xioiated. never.
thslaza Il vas decided "a award the
tisie 90 astttnn ard not bold = tour
namsug. IN whleh saFiona experts
might compete Sutton n0w hoads
the Isl ana Is balk line cham
plaasAip HhAsfef has nos eaal.
lunxnd Sutton Cor The ISL title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

= lanes J. Jeffrfss. ne champion
81 Champions. = physical wreck
l. the fameae haavywetwat fol-
teuins In flss focsasspa ~ Joha l.
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BILLIARD DOPE

In the amateur pool tournament
in the broadway Billiard academy.
New YORK. y itapr defeatod DF
Howe By a score If ioo 20 80 Tisis
vas Or. Hows'a third consecutive
defeat. one 0f which. howeveF. was
due 70 forfeiture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Beat match yet ufupoasd afnonk
the llshtWeiEhta ls Jimmy hfisi and
Kid ueftaAn. ronepah wants Il Tor
April. when a carnival II dfaausd
II. with oisgien aad kanffnan. Joe
Cans And HarFy Lewis. and Jimmy
GAraasT and Honey MELODY az the
other attractions
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John Roberts the English cham
pioa. has saiiad from i.ohdan for
tho United States He will plaY en-
hihltlen matches IN New furk. Cal
cage and Boaton. and win play Ia
the Worlds championship during
the jamestown exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

National league openinsn are a
New York. BoEi0n. Cincinnati aud
Chicago. American It l'hiiadoiraia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

No wonder the Carlisle indians
make naeh a Euod showing ia foet.
hall MountpirAsamt. ono Of tho
stars. has been at Carlisle for tho
past y y~aFn
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pr Lee baker. ieusis,. zoe Eltei
building Phone Main G2ss. sss
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SPORT DOPE

some trouble matter discovers the
calendar says March ~, Ht. Pat.
rsck's day. comes on Sunday. And
that IL tho date set for tho Cans
britt fight Manager Riley. 81 The
Tonopah club, saya the date soaH.
nrot.I That's the name OF
Memphis new pitcher Ills nation.
sliiy saw. you make tho guess
The Corbeit Murphy fight proved
that neither has the puach 10 put
him IN Cans class.
President Mccormick. Of the
uniontawn. Pa. team. ~ blind. And
his team won the y. q. NJ pennant
II some other presidents play cd
blind and relied on the Judgment
81 thelr frienda theg might do bet
Ter.
Should Cincinnati get into 4 min.
o. ieague. could ahs win a pcnnantG
Il might br worth trial 90 satisfy
the fms there.
When bis plAYink days ara over.
PietH'a foEhorn voice may help him
gAther IN the coin Pruaidcnt Pui.
liam says Heinie would make a
splendid umpire nut SOME peupia.
lnrludinw John 7 Brush. think Put
lIama recommendations a. 10 an
umpsfe'H ability dnu't 50 far
After all. Han Johnson Was oaly
hiuffinK when Il came % the show.
down on the schedule question lie
swallowed the ikt gzuaca and April
II cpening withoat murmuf.
The wssf Ia no toapeeter Of per.
sona. JockrT Miller has been ans.
pended 4 xfrok on account % rough
riding ia California
The political job seems 20 be the
pension place for the bah player.
cusniskus ia being bssaEnod 10 sue
reosi Anmon ~ city eIesk Of Chicago
comiahef. however. says wait
awhile. N he is not ready for the
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on. C. o. cowAf. MOVED.
TO ruzsaas Tat.e lsttei hmildsHEl
northwest eort~s o. A@eond ave. and
ffsn sss
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/ ing-the exclusive Gus
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I Suits and Overcoats
| At $6.65
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All the correct styles N fab
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Sack Suits and Overeoats
| At $500
/ Twelve dollars was the
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ucs they were at that. A
wide assortment Of smart
styles and handsome fabrics
1 in this collection.
! Sack Suits and Overcoats
| At $13.35
i ~ this price you can
choose garments that were
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1 5000 and $500 Tornado
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/ Sack Suits and Overccats
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TO KEEP PosroFFicE
PROSE WORKING

Following the rrrort Of the CON
msttee on national affairs Of the
Chamtcr Of comnsorca eoncsruinK
tire tnsdcauate delivery Of mall BY
the local postoffice she rommitter
was Instructed % continue rs r.
forts along ths tire ~ fsvestisation
e ascertain n the best possible pss
IL being usede q available facilities.
In the reading % me rcpoFs ths fact
developed that registered packages
have been known 70 No In tha local
sfyfcs fey IL y n days without be-
faa Delivered.
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HOME BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
ssnd Zee q Knapp a Nesf for =
back Of plans for prwkty hosnes u
will save yna money nnt tell you
hos 20 build a good hcn.s cheap
sss
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rassiznA asaseaf. isneestsa. 80 al q 3
tsafisaa assnsat. csifFafnsA. r<f ttt ~
iees - - seisats< fsNsa r.essf tsffs
btf nm Mnte Nea Fsaen nmNs HarH
49, III ia fire bsfet tsf "a. ~. Ftas
trftrs Aalf psf - s. Nssasl tssa 80 Fasa
"a ~. kss4 sail 1aaszst. Sea "a. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Should Cincinnati get into min.
o. ieague. could abe win a pennant9
II might br worth . trial 90 satisfy
the fans there.
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The wssf II no toapeeter Of per.
sone. JocheT Miller has been ans.
pended w~ok ON aceonni of rough
Fidinx Ia California
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p~@rr fue4ssat zee ssa5aet ns- 81.
ests. fzf n a sisasa1s 80 ~ a.
g. p ehFtsHFss esF,t - -
Klein. The shoemaker. AT James
a. as
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The Corbeit Murphy fight proved
that neither has the punch 10 Put
him iu 0an@' class.
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Just the wanted fabrics L.
dainty waists. dresses. e,e Il
the latest style ideas for III =.
season are represented Chr.
Ing floral. figured snd desses 4.
sigma The patterns are esy~s..
~ attractive.
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Wns4FFf WIF7IlnaF1H fI7H7THF- 20 - !"
Fauef seaNa taas 80 = etfatzA - -
few4a es4sh wt cpfa. fas1 fmEM fnst
ssnsi taA temN fstnnaees ten. a. -
anAe. taa. a4tHs tfan. taa. ~ stosts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-24
MAGNATE USES
MONEY To BEAT
HIS PROSECUTOR
District Attorney Langdor
Exposes Calhoun's Work
to Corrupt Voters
CHEERED AT MEETING
Mayor Taylor Also Wins
Plaudits at Great
Gathering
.ROUT McCARTHYITES
Efforts of Disturbers to
Block the Enthusiasm
Proves Failure
ROUT MccARTHYITES

"My opponent said last
night that he would prose-
cute Patrick Calhoun, but
tonight a United Railroads
campaign sack has been
opened in Fillmore street.
What has it been rs-ened
for? Is il TO send Mr.. Cal
houn to prison? / have not
heard of Mr.. Calhoun or any
of the arch-criminaIS put
ting any money into the
fight of the present district
attorney. Extract from a
speech delivered last night
by District Attorney Lang
don In Maennerbund hall
Mayor Taylor and District
Attorney Langdon made
speeches last night in a sec
ton of the city which labor
party politicians have been
calling a Mccarthy strong
hold. They spoke in the thir-
ty-second district in Maen-
nerbund hall, Twenty-fourth
street and Potrero avenue,
before a crowd that filled
every seat and every inch of
standing room, and their
pleas for good government
aroused enthusiastic ap-
plause.
A noisy minority tried to
turn the meeting into a Nc
Carthy rally, but every time
they cheered for their leader
the followers of Mayor Tay-
1or answered with a cheer of
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openly accuses MCCARTHY Of playing
Calhoun's game before Mccarthy was
nominated Eagan has not changed his
tuna The labor leaders who, from the
date Of the caFmen's strike, have 40
cused MCCARTHY OF conspirinx with
Calhoun to force q strike for purely
political purposes, chief of which was
the defeat of Langdon, have not
changed their minds nor their ACCUSE
tions.
The interests behind the MCCARTHY
ticket got behind Mccarthy for the
purpose OF defeating Langdon. Those
are the interests that control the news
paper and circular champions Of graft.
With certain defeat confronting Ryan
and Mccarthy separately, the interests
have decided evidently so to manipu-
late the candidates. of Ryan and Nc
them may show the greater strength
and afford the better chance OF beating
Langdon.
UNDER STANDING WITH MCCARTHY
Ever since he was nominated there
have been insistent rumors that Nc
Carthy was to withdraw in favor of
Ryan when the campaign was well ad-
vanced. Before he was nominated. and
since then, Ryan has discussed the pos
sible effects OF his withdrawal In the
midst of the fight. When he was be-
ing urged to nominate Taylor instead
of himself, Ryan suggested that he
might get out any time after nomina-
tion and before election and speculated
on the consequences. Up to the hour
of McCarthy's nomination Ryan was
playing for a union labor nomination
or Endorsement for himself. Evidently,
under the patronage of his. new "af1n-
ity," Hearst, he has come to some kind
D
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organ. the Oakland Tribune. Nc.
Carxhy the nrsbrand. has refused to
fare up against Hearst From the in
caption Of his campaign he has stead
TASTY reSrained from levsltng any OF
his yfru1eut attack a< Ryan In faot,
for the most part. he has failed even
10 mention the other self-nominated
candidate In his stump speeches. He has
mildly called bad names after CAL
houn, as he must do to maintain any
like a sembiance Of good faith with the
people whose support he asks. He has
vented his spleen on that portion
of the press which has not attacked
him editorial1y. He has reviled the
graft prosecution. He has sneered
at Taylor and abused him viciously.
But he has not attacked Ryan nor
has he come back at any of the charges
made against him by the Examiner
Ryan has been equally considerate of
his friend Mccarthy. His references TO
Mccarthy have been. confined to a most
gentlemanly repetition OF a single
statement made by Mccarthy, and that
statement one directed at Mayor Tay-
Tor. The Czolgosz sheet, which had been
supporting Mccarthy In SO far as the
most favorable use of its news columns
was concerned and attacking Ryan.
suddenly switched to Ryan. Close on
the heels of the Hearst organ of assas-
sination followed the Oakland Tribune
and its proprietor, Dargie, unashamed
champion OF Calhoun and the bribe
givers Now comes McCarthy's official
circular and the reports of an under
standing between Mccarthy and Ryan
become something more tangible than
a mere rumor.
MANIPULATING CANDIDATES.
Thomas #. Eagan. ex-chairman of
.fha union laboE Sauntx somuittae.
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One Hundred Dollars for
Election Guesses

HOW voc figure Of esuanS
H Frsnesspas
Whom Do you forecast he peopes choice for nayora
By wAas do yeu predict he WIN Be eiecsedf
Here's easy Nancy for YoU-aA you have
do 10 guess guess better than Jour competitors
Dswn below 10 a for to III out with
forecast your address and mail to
Election Returns Editor The Call
prediction that the winners plurality
ssniefhcia the registrar The Cali
Fifty Dollars
the second prediction The Call win pay ~
Thirty Dollars
Fss the third nssress prediction The pay =
Twenty Dollars
(Ff this % ELECTION RETURNS Ed
ITOk THE CALL, SAN FRANcISCO)
Tsyer win be elected mayor By plurality
[ Ryan of......--.........-voss.
Address
NO PREDICTION WILL BE CONSIDERED THAT REACHES
THIS OFFICE LATER THAN MIDNIGHT. SATUR-
DAY, NOVEMBER e. 1907.
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SURPRISE FOR DEpos1ToRs
Their Funds Accepted Up to the
Minute of the Suspension

TONOPAH, New, Oct. 2s.-The finan-
ciaI situation in Tonopah is strained.
The local branch of the State bank and
trust company suspended payment at
II O'Clock today. Cashier e. B. Cush-
man said tonight that the securities
held on loans had SO deprecated In
value that the bank was able to realize
but little on its collateral. Deposits
had fallen off during the summer
months and collections had been slow.
In nutshell. he said. the bank had
closed its doors because it was short
of ready. cash.
There was no run on the bank, be-
Conf4uu.d srt paze = f.o1,-r.-a
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n bp Leased W1e TO The Call
w YORK, Oct. z3.-After a
r-rcrce with the city's leading
zciers, in which measures were
rmulated to check the panic that has
crown out of the suspension of the
Knickerbocker trust company and the
run on the Trust Company of Ameri-
ca, Secretary Cortelyou said at mid
night that he would deposit S25,o0o,-
600 in New York banks. Cortelyou
. said:
I have said TO a number OF gentle
men who called on me today that any
statement to the public regarding ex-
,sting conditions here should be made
with the utmost frankness. so deposi-
tors and others interested in banks
might realize that entire reliance could
be placed upon it.
Those familiar with the facts have
known that the situation was made
serious largely because of the circula-
ton OF unfounded rumors and the un-
reasoning anxiety of many, who
thought only for the moment.
If the city will continue its CO.
operation and il the public, on its part.
viii reflect upon the real strength Of
our banking institutions there viii be
q prompt return of the confidence
which their condition warrants.
LAS evidence Of the treasury's po-
Eitfon I have directed deposits in this
rity to the extent Of $4,000. ooo"
Wall street today was swept by a
financial storm destined to pass into
history along with the famous dis
turbances OF the past
Toward the close Of the day there
were some signs that the full fury
Of the cyclone was modifying. Prices.
after a terrific break. showed some
recovery and greater steadiness toward
the close. Complete calm was not re-
established. That was scarcely to be
expected, but a more hopeful feeling
prevailed among hnanciers last even
ing.
The storm center. while converging
stiu within the Wall street district, and
beating fercely upon the Trust Com
pany Of America, was not confined en-
tirely to this city. There was a strong
influence which extended to the mar
xets OF Europe and TO those of other
large cities Of this country. Pitts
burg was most acutely disturbed, and
Justly so, for the first great CONNER
cial collapse Of the present period was
announced there on the failure of the
Westinghouse electric and manufactur-
ing company and affiliated concerns.
with liabilities estimated at 100000
000. The Pittsburg stock exchange
suspended business. awaiting better
determination or the situation.
Conferences of bankers and trust
company officials were held throughout
the day. The wisest minds in the fnan-
cial district are dealing with the stu
alton under the leadership of J. P. Nor
gan and James Stiliman. The latter,
with their associates-alI working to-
gether now. all enmities forgotten in
consequences of the gravity of the stu
ation-worked together for the COM
mon purpose Of relieving the situation.
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Growing Evidence OF Compact Between
the Backers OF Mccarthy and Ryan
By George A. Van Smith

The smiling silence P H Mccarthy under what to be the attacks
McCty mediums
Rue Scmtz and the boodlng
faithfully
printed by Calhou
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SIGNS ON DOORS
Of R|CkEY's SIX
NEVADA BANKS
Institutions Suspend Pay
nent and Depositors Are
in Panic
ACTION UNEXPECTED
Inability to Realize on Col
lateral Announced as
the Reason
"RUNS'" ARE PROBABLE
Nye and Ormsby County
Concern Closed While
Coin Is Shipped In
Special 5v Leased Wire to The Call

Special 6v Leased WIRE to he Call
TONOPAH, New, Oct. IS. - All
branches of the Nye and Ormsby
county bank will close tomorrow. That
in Reno closed today. The Tonopah
banking corporation Will remain open,
as will the Cook bank of Goidfield, ac-
cording to statement by George
vingfieId tonight.
ssHYe viii go ahead and do business,
although we have been asked to close"
said Wirgfeld. .swe have plenty of
mOney-s50O,00 In Tonopah and Cold
field. A special train VIII arrive tomor-
row with a half million more to re-
Iieve the situation. Things look very
serious and do not think the bottom
ss reached. I am satisfied that all the
banks will make good. The cause
attribute to general sc0ndirfons4=the
slump In securities. L do not think that
Schvvab,s statement had anything to do
with the situation.
WingfeId brought 100000 over from
GoIdfieId tonight, as run tomorrow
morning is expected. Senator Nixon will
arrive tomorrow to take charge Of the
situation.
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Calhoun Bribe Giyer OpenSSacktOD Defeat angdOn
Government Deposit $25,OO0000 Banks
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1907
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

EESTERDAy-west wind; cloudy; maximum
temperature. 50; minimum, 81
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Cioudy, probably
showers; light southwest wind. Page II
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GOLDFIELD, New, Oct. 23.-The
State bank and trust company branch
here suspended payment at 1880
o'clock today, following the receipt of
an order sent by Cashier Davis of the
headquarters bank in Carson City.
Following the posting of notice of the
suspension the town constable an
nounced that the property was under
attachment Orders to close were
wired from San Francisco after a di-
rectors' meeting. President Thomas
B. Hickey, who is in San Francisco,
telegraphed that he had ample support
and would resume in a few days.
Rickey is one of the richest men IN
Nevada and is conspicuous in many en-
terprises He bought largely of Owens
river water bonds sold by the city of
Los Angeles recently. His association
with the defunct Sullivan trust com
pany cost him heavily, several of its
mining properties of doubtful value be-
lllS now netu Ny uas bahhSs D0L I'LL
doubedly he can save ths situation II
he be willing.
A statement issued by Acting Cashier
Wise asserts that the 0oadfield branch
can pay deposits two for one and that
this closing IL merely q matter OF ex-
pedicncy, that no money win be sent
away from Goldneld and an depositora
will be paid IN fun Several heavy
depositors, including d. M McKenzie
and R. l. Colburn. express confidence
in the banks solvency, CoFburn buying
all the banks paper offered
Following news OF the suspension a
run was started on the Nye and Orms-
by county bank, which continued until
closing time. Cashier Virgin declared
that all checks would be paid. About
$150,00o was paid out today. It was
persistenly rumored tonight that the
Nye and Ormsby county bank would
not reopen tomorrow, and that a big
run on the John s. Cook bank would
be started. The latter undoubtedly will
Withstand a run No other concerns
were affected today.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

Government will deposit SIS oooooo in Wall
street banks and the financial situation i'm
proves. Page I
Airsbip under as perfect control as an auto
mobile traverses one and a half mile
course in 1 minutes and 80 seconds in st. Louis
contest. Page 5
Failure Of four Westinghouse companies at
Pittseurg follows stringency in the money mar
ket. Page Z
Germans win great balloon race and France
is second. Page 5
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EDITORIAL
POLITICAL

Mayor Taylor and District Attorney Langds
address great gathering in Msennerbund hs
and in bis speech Langdon hays Patrick Calhor
for his corrupt work in opening campaign sac
to defeat the reelection OF the district a
torney Page
Growing evidence Of compact between. Il
hackers Of P. &. Mccarthy and Daniel !
Ryan. Page
Darrell A. Ryan addresses -four meetings "a
with Langdon appears at Twenty fourth ar
Church streets Page
At Mccarthy meeting MCGOWAN says Hear
wants cheap labor 10 rebuild the city. Page
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Ez-supervisors Phillips and Gallagher repea
their confessions of bribery and admit having o
deposit money paid for their votes; Joseph Mt
Carthy, lsborer. shouts at Ford jury to lie
him go' and is reprimanded by Judge LsW
lor. rage
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-24

Thomas f. Eagan, ex-chairman of
fas Enioa labeE Gauntx GammittAs.
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COAST

State bank and trust company. opera
hanks in Nevada. closes them all and
financial crash is feared in the &c
tricts.
Libel suits fell to shut up shortridl
says be viii repeat publications again
gressmsn Hayes until he reaches i
bail.
Stockton boy dying from injuries rec'
an iron breaking machine, his clothes
been placed between rollers by old
ployes. p
o. Y. Erlewine Of Sacramento electe
dent OF the Northern California teacher
citation. r
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SPORTS
LABOR
MARINE

Pacific Mail liner City Of Sydney is ASHFORD
for two days st corinto and when foated breaks
Nicaraguan submarine cable and nearly wrecks
telegraph station. Page II
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SUBURBAN

Mrs syfvanus Fernun sntsrtstns
for Miss Ala Henshsw, whs soen "
bride.
Women associates ef orvs eSul5y
to givs money 20 aid In her defense Il
reasons, they allags.
Foreman of plasterers saes union I
damages as result OF his Suspension.
Councils words rouse Ire of Mayor
plans message to wake Up body
affairs.
Thug stops wrong man In tunnel
gizes for bis mistake.
Ten thousand persons hear souss's
In Greek theater ia Berkeley.