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The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Circuit Court No. 1.

Price vs.. Jones et al jury Tespited until Monday.
Plaintiffs ati0uess. A. a. Lipscomb and W. n
Ellison; DEFENDANTS attorneys MILAN & Smith aud
James NJ Proctor
Motions for to-day:
No J. Lewis vs. Hicks Attorneys. Il. ".
Whsatley-James A. O'Shea.
No. 3 Hgrubl0Rer rs. George Washington Uni
rersity. Attorneys. F. ". Hackett-Cleplane and
Mattngly
No. 5 shasfer vs. MsgFuder Attorneys. Atkis-
scn-John Ridout
No g. Grant vs. Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
Company- Attorneys. Giesy & Woodward-Ralston
& Siddons.
Ne 5 Powell rs. Saunders. Attorneys. Brandsn-
burE-Berry & Miner
No g. United States. ex rel. Frost. rs. Secretary
cf the terrier Attorneys, Merillat-Woodr1ih and
Webster.
No. Z. Ross vs. Kimmel Attorneys. Darlington
& Frailcy-Ridout.
No. s. stenberg vs.. Kirby. Attorneys H. ".
Sohon-F r Mitchell.
No. g. silers. vs.. Cooper. Attorneys. Davis q
Forrest -Ridout.
No 70. Gri vs. Javins Attorneys. BTandenburg
-Birney & Woodard
No. Il. Hurst vs.. Miller. Attorneys. E Forest
BraudenburE
No. p Mesks rs LOTUS Attorneys, Hubbard
Williamson
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
SOCIALIST AND IDEALIsT.

". D. Haywood is a socialist and
an idealist.
He is a big, sturdy fellow, with a
square head and solid jaw.
He has lost the sight OF his right
eye, and has developed curious
trick of turning his face away as if
to conceal his misfortune, and rolling
his left eye around 20 keep track Of
what is going on.
1t gives him a queer, unnaturally
furtive expression. not at all in keep
ing with his straightforward manner
when personally addressed.
His friends say that, although he is
deeply concerned in making the most
vigorous fight possible to escape con-
vlction. he has not lost sight OF the
fact that the death penalty in this
case would make him a martyr Of
organized labor
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Xegress Charged With Murder.

Mary E. Johnson, cOlored. was placed
on trial yesterday on an Indictment eharg-
ing second degree murder in connection
with the death Of Jerome E. Jones.
March Is last She pleaded self-defense.
Justice Stafford declined to instruct the
jgry to acquit the defendant as asked by
Attorney Ambrose, saying that the case
should go to the jury for decision. The
jury was resplted until Monday.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Match Play Pairing.

Pairings in all four sixteens for
match play beginning this morning
follow:
First sixteeu-W. R. Tuckermsn and o. Mccain
mon: Samuel Dalzeil and W. l. Hliyer; Alexander
Britton and Morven Thompson; l. L. Harlan and
II Norris, Allan Lard and J. c. Davidson, W. +.
Compton and e. ". Noyes; r. Leeris and A. 5.
Alattingy; q. c. Iafferty and J. II. Brickensteln.
Second sixteen-G- A Weaver and Samuel Harris
Horace Wylie and T. F. Ladd; LaTkiR White and
R. D. Dslzen T. s Duyan. j.. and ". S. Rey-
burn; F. F. Briggs and ". G. Carr; J. W. Ander-
son and C. johnson; Ralph jenkins and c. Davis
T. J. D. Fuller ana Ben Miller.
Third sixteen-W. n Gray and W. C. Ford; F.
B. Pyle and A. b. shelton. John Bolt and D. H.
AlacAdam; f. Lotus and A. 7. Brice; c. De Faust
and J. l. Newbold, /. " Weaver and T. A.
Guthrie; D. +. Weaver and ]. W BraWner; L.
Laurence and ". F. Ham.
Fourth sixteen-H Oliphant and J. L. Larcombe,
r.; A B. Legare and J. GcB. StgTett; g. L.
Lewis and B. ". Traford; A. W. Dunn and n. T.
Gates; o. Il. Wood and Il. B. Davidson; I. A.
Pradt and F. Waggaman; F. p. Davis and A. B.
Heaton. J. l. Weaver and II. l. DanfOFth-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Ctrcuff Court NO. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Polling vs. Capital Traction Company; jury respited
until Monday. Plaintiffs attorneys. 4. Il. Classic
and c. II. Syme; defendants attorney. r. Ross
Perry & Son.
United States ex rel Cox. vs. Secretary Of the
Interior; rule TO show cause returnable May H.
Complainant solicitor. Samuel HerTick; defendants IS
solicitors. Penfeld & Penaeld.
Motions for to-day:
No. l. Robinson & Son vs. Laurel Clay Products
Company Attoueys Bradley & Bradley and Tuck
er &. Kenyon-Dunlop & SEingle.
No . Riley vs.. smith. Attorneys. Hicks & Jones
IT L. Jeffords
No. g Collie vs. Barber. Attorneys. BrandenhuTg
& Brandenburg- -W0rthinEJ0H. Hesld & Frailey.
no. l. Taylor vs.. National Vaccine Company. At
to7neys. b. H. Warner, ir.-John Rid0ut-
No. g. Green vs.. MeIntire Attorneys, John
Ridout-Tucker s Kenyon
No. g. Madison 70 Murray Attorneys R. 3.
Dickey and John Ridout-E. B. Kimball.
No z United states cx rel. ZadOka ct al. Fs.
Hitchcock Attorneys Robson, Shelley. Field d
Emig.
Nc g. Pope Manufacturing Company vs. Custis.
Attorneys irving Willisms-b. +. Leighton.
No. g Wines vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox-Ge0Fge
4. Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
FEARS OUTBREAK OF ANARCHY.
Taking Precautionary Measures
Against sympathizers of Miners.

Chicago, May S.-Fear Of anarchy in
Chicago as a result of the personal at
tacks Of Chicago 'undesirables" on Presi-
dent Roosevelt. by the local United States
authorities to-day, which may lead to the
arrest of some of the Meyer Haywood
Pettibone sympathizers, and halt the fiery
demonstration planned for May 10.
Capt Thomas J. Porter, head Of the
local secret service bureau, declared that
the meeting should not be allowed.
Open conflict with the government will
follow If the plans of the 'undesirables"
to hold an infammatory mass meeting and
parade in defiance of President Roosevelt
are carried out. The attitude of the gov
ernment officials caused q sensation, and
is expected to evoke an answer of defiance
from the ranks OF the "undesirabIes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
SEARCH RUINS FOR BODY.
Piano Instructor at Kansas City
Missing After University Fire.

Kansas City, Mo. May 9.-Search for
bodies began at daylight to-day in the
ruins of the University Building, at Ninth
and Locust streets. burned yesterday. One
body is known to be in the debris. that OF
Miss Aurora Wittebort, an instructor on
the plano, and it is believed that others
may be found. The known dead number
Demare.
It is believed that all Of the injured will
recover. The most seriously hurt is
Countess Alexandra Andrevno Blumberg.
a Russian artist. whose skull was frac-
tured I'm a fall from a ladder. Her condi-
tion to-day is serious
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CImminskey VS. Weser; pro eonfess5 ordered.
ComplainaBts solicitor n j. Colbert
Childs vs.. Chids pr0Cf before Mars ret ~ Mur-
ray, examiner. ordered taken. Compai1ants solici-
tor j. A. BuFkart
Alouiden vs. Mouden. appearance Of absent de
fer3aHt ordered. Complainants solicitor, Robert 7.
5lattingy.
stewart vs. Stewart. order Of April . amended.
Complainsuts solicitors. Ralston Siddons and H.
7. Winfield defendants solicitors. L. II. David and
Fulton Lewis
Marriott ys Mutual improvement Company: deniir
rsr overrIled with leave 70 answer. Complainant s
solicitors, Howard Boyd and ". Stone Albert; de-
PENDANTS solicitors. J. 4. TOomey and J. W. Pat
terscn
Pace vs. Pace; divorce a yin mat granted, with
leave % resume maiden name. Compliments solic
tors r. A. Fcrd aad J. j. Wilmarth, defendant 5
solicitor A. q. Bentley.
Brown vs.. Economy Powder Company; reference 10
auditor CompIainant's solicitor, j. ". Giennau.
Motions Ter TO-DAY:
". fs3 Iu re- bankruptcy q Il. y. Girard. At
toFueys. D0gglas-AlsckaM
no ssz James vs. james. Attorneys King Pey-
ton Hughes s. Gray.
No s35, Merillat et al Hooker et al AttoE-
ness. Richardson-Biuey & Woodward.
Ne 32s. Becker vs. Bscaer. Attorneys, Mattingly
-Wilson-
Ne. i0l In re unaey Of Clara C. BranselL At
toruey. Masdel
No R3. Murphy rs. DAVIS e. al Attorneys,
Perry & S0n-Fniley. Davis.
No G5. Staples Cspuzaya Mixing Company.
Attorneys. Fraiiey-Davis
No fI Matthews vs. Matthews Ait0neys
H0peWell-kimhan
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
G. 9. sLoAN s co.. -.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF PARK ROAD AND SCHOOL
STREET. MOUNT PLEASANT. WASHING
TON. d. C.. CONSISTING or NINE tsl PAR
TALLY COMPLETED DWELLING HOUSES
Whereas. default having been made IN The pay.
ment Of the interest on the debt secured by a GER
tain deed Of trust, bearing date the Dist day of
September. A. d. 1865. and recorded among the land
rec1rds Of The District af Columbia On October il.
1905. HI Liber 2s55 folio $50 et seq. and at the
written direction Of the holder and owner q tha
notes secured b. ssid deed Of trust the undersigned,
the trustee named in said deed Of trust. win o5er
Tor sale, under the provisions thereof az public auc-
tion, in front Of the premises at THREE O'CLOCK
F. n. on MONDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAX
OF NAY. 1917, the following described land ana
premises. with the Improvements easements. nights.
ways, and apFlTtenances thcreunto belonging sit
uate and lying IN the District of Columbia; Lots
numbered six hundred and ,6ol six hundred
and two l52l, SIX hundred and three i65, six hum
dred and four i604 six hundred aud seven l6J. sE
hundred and eight 1851, SIX hundred and nine i6si,
six hundred and ten fCloi. and six hundred and
eleTen i6il in A. B. Jameson subdivision OF part
of block numbered four 90, IN $. r Browns sub
division o. part OF the tract Of land now known IS
Mount Pleasant per pat recorded IN Llher
County No. 90 folio a. Of the records q the othcs
Of the surveyor q she District of Columbia
This property viii be sold entirety, n
single ieis may be directed Uy the trustee al the
time Of the sale.
Terms Of sale: Ons-third II the purchase price Ia
cash lof Whica deposit Of $50 must be made 10
the trustee al the time Of sale sold entirety.
and Of 500 per lot sold ia LOTS, and she balance
IN equal notes OF the puTchaser payable IN one and
two years from date ef sale. with interest az the
rate Of per csntum per annum. payable semiannu-
ally said notes 10 be secured by first deed Of trust
On the property sold. ai cash. at the option o
the purchaser The terms ol sale % be complied
with within twenty DAYS fr0m the date Of sale. IN
default Of which the property VIII be resoid the
risk and cost Of The dsfauting pTcnaser after I've
days Reimbursement in some newspaper pahiished
IN Washington %. C.
Al eonFeyaneing tile examination. and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Trusted. By EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN. V9asi-
dent No las street northwest Attesss tSeall
GEORGE E. FLEMING. GceretaEy Eay7 -dssdsszs
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Criminal Court No. I.
rrrsrrcR sTAFEnRn

United states vs. Leonard l. Guthudge smbez-
clement; recognzanse $50 taken, with Isaac SACKS
surety Attorney Wilton J. Lambert.
United States IS Edwin S. Holmes. jr.. con
spiracy; ease set for trial June 3 1907. Attornets
A. s. Worthington and Y Z. Lester.
United States vs.. William \. Minnix. earasl
knowledge; bench warrant returned eepi and de-
fendsnt committed 10 jail
United states vs.. Mary Z. johnson. murder sec
ord degree jury respited until Monday Attorney
. NH
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
[. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau,
L.

" Washington, Thursday, May 3, l9Vl-8 y. m.
There were thunder showers In the Cuff states
and the Southwest. light local rains and SHOWS in
the Upper Lake region, local SHOWS in North
Dakota, showers on the North Pacific coast and
also general showers in the Atlantic States fol-
lowed by clearing weather. In the Lower Lake re-
gion. the Central valleys. the Plains States the
Plateau region. and California the weather was
fair.
Temperatures much higher in the Ohio valley
the Western Lower Lake region, Indiana and Hi
nois, and still abnomally low in the Northwest,
where they are from 20 % degrees below the sea
s0nal average.
There win be showers Friday and possibly Sat
urdsy in the Gulf States local thunder storms Fri
day IN the extreme Southwest. showers Friday and
Saturday in the North Pacific States. and on Sat
urday in Montana with these exceptions the
weather viii be generally fair Friday and Saturday
in the United States
Steamers departing Friday for European ports
viii have light 10 fresh and variable winds becom-
ing westerly. with fair weather to the Grand Banks.
SPECIAL FORECASTS
Storm warnings are displayed over the greater
portion OF the North Pacific coast
Additional food warnings have been issued for
fHn NVhffn River ~ AFkauqae
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Probate Court.
IIEaTIlE caII-n

Estate Of Bridget =. Mullen oFdsr to ssn seeurk
fiss. Attorney ". d. Hoover.
Estate Of Robert B. HoWil0n petition for -et-
tgs Of administration fled. Attorneys. Hallam <
Hailsm.
In re Marguerite Curtin; order Of allowance. Al
fornsy &. W. Dafr
Estate Of Mary Mccarthy; wiH dated January
3 1871 fled
Estate Of Charles D. Holt; petition Cor eonsifue-
ton oi sill filed Atiorneys Gordon & Gordon.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Iauaufts.

No @iG Israel H. peskin So Postal Teis-
sraph Gable Company appellant, appeal. DE
fendsnt's attorneys MILAN & smith.
No saaz9 United States * rel Peter g. Cox vs.
James T. Garfield. secTetaFy Of the interior; man
damus. Plaintiffs attorneys. samuel Herricz and
penfeld 4 penheid
40 8sfsc Miller shoemaker Real Estate Con-
pany Vs. Maurice s. Sturgeon. eegtiorari. De
fendsnt's attorney Hayden johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
DAILY COURT RECORD
lrharsaag. alay s, I0o5l

s8E Plaintiffs attorney. C. w Dsr; aeIead-
ants attorney George +. Hoover.
Coanor y. Jacobsen; eoutinued Tor the term
Plaintiffs attorney ~. n. Ellison.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
LocaI Temperatnre.

Midnight, 81 + 2 a. m, 55i a, m. IS; 6 a. m, s.;
a. m. 81; 10 a. m. IS; z noon. S.; p. m. 50,
p. m. 6t: 6 p. m. g.: p. IL. G.; 10 D. m IS.
Maximum, 81 minimum. s.
Relative humidity-s a. n, 50; p m, 70; ..
m, -. Rainfall Is 2. m. to P. M, on Hours
Of Sunshine Is Per cent Of possible sunshine, IS.
Temperature same date last year Maximum. Sc
minimum Al,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
CrimlaaI Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD

Atkinson vs. spugeon; verdict for plaintiff for
Ns5.
Hicks ys. Dempsey; defendant called and iuag-
ment for plaintiff Plaintiffs attorney, J. A
BurSart.
warwick Ts stapIss; verdict sOr plaintiff for
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
DEEns "a TRTsT.

No. So57. Jeremiah J. BFosnan ct al. vs.. Joseph
J. Kely et al paFritloa- C1mplainznts solicitor,
John j. BT6saan.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Tide Table.

Today-Low tide. l2 % a. N. and In p. m. high
tide, $40 a. IA. and z Il p m
To-morroE-Low tide. IS a. m and 2a7 ,. N !;
high tide, 7sz5 a n, and 81 ?. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
TUCKERMAN is BEST
Turns in Card of Seventy
eight at Chevy Chase.
SEVENTY GOLFERS ON COURSE

All But six Hand In score, Leaving
Enough Players 10 FIN Up -Four
sixteens 10 Compete for Prizes in
Each sixteen Match Play--samueI
DaIzeH Has Second Best Card.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Prince Prince. restraining oIder and rule 70
show cause retmnable MAY T. Compliments so
licitors l. r. Harlow and H. T. Queen
Henson IS Henson; submitted without argument
Complainant solicitors J. A. Cobb and 81 \.
Richardson: defendants soi3cit0T. ,. VI. fr.sby.
Waters Ys Waters: submitted without arg iu-snt-
Compliments solicitor Wilton J. Lambert; de-
fcndants solicitors. Henans 6 Collins.
Coli vs. Coli. submitted without argument
Compliments solicitor, T. H. Mafshzll' defend
ants solicitor. e. J. F. Graz.
Feaiy Us. Dove; appearance If absent DEFENDANTS
ordered. C1mplaiuauts solicitor, d. " Donog
hue.
Paine vs.. Harkness ct al. appearance e. alb
sent defendant ordered. Compliments solicitors,
Gordon Gordon.
Paine rs key et al appearance Of absent de-
fendant ordered C1nplainants solicitors. Gordon
4 Gordon-
Foster Fs Dsuison: receivers authorized aud en-
powered 20 institute certain suits. Complainant S
solicitors. 5. C. Peelle and Paul E. Sisman; de-
PENDANTS solicitors. J. J. Darlington and I. B.
Linton.
Mozley rs. PEOPLES Mutual Benefit Association.
decree frT accounting and payment - fund for
benefit q clmpiauants and reference 20 auiitoE
Compliments solicitors. Hughes Cray ". g.
Gardiner and r. \. H0pewell. deiendants solici-
togs v II. Wallace and Wilton J. Lambert
Motions for TO-DAY,
so 81 EHoy ct al vs. MeGoNan ct al. At
torneys. Bendheim. Burke-Hendler
No. 5ss Cox Us. Ba9son et al Attorneys. JET
fords-Bamard a johnson. Halam Halam'
Easby-Smith
No s6 Computing Scales Company rs. Auto
matte Scales Company Church * ChuTch-Doo-
Ettle jackson
No 3es aIcGee ct al. rs. Welch ct al. Attor-
news. Wilson 4 Wilson. DsTidge-Keigwin. Davis
M. 40. Thurston vs.. CLARK CT al Dggs-Davis.
No. AZ knighton Beuang. Attorneys
Bailey-Bsrnsrd. Eiche;herger.
No. 49L Gaige vs. Fsrr et al Attorneys. Key
Smith-Leigltou.
Ne. gs Langshaw IS. Burns. Attorneys. For
rest Webb-Baisy
No. #5. ReinbuFg vs. Rsinburg. Attorneys. Car
diner-Lester & Price.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Temperatures in Other CItie..
Rain

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
8 ?. N, yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
CARGOES TAKEN BACK
Liners Return to Europe
Without Unloading.
DOCK STRIKE MORE SERIOUS

Two Lines Agree 20 LOngshOremen's
Demands, but Transatlantic COM
panieS Hold Out-POIice Guard la
strOng-IittIe Trouble Is Made ny
strikers-One Launch Is Captured.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Unfavorable conditions for high-class
golf in the way Of a slow, heavy course,
due 20 recent rains. were responsible for
comparatively few cards being turned in
under 80 yesterday IN the qualifying
round of the annual spring tournament
of the Chevy Chase Club.
Nearly seventy golfers played over the
course. and sixty-four turned in cards:
exactly enough 10 MI up four sixteens TO
compete for first and second prizes in
each sixteen in match play. beginning to-
morrow. Eugene Carusi, Columbia, made
Sc, the eighth best score Of the day, and
good enough to qualify in the first six
teen; but an engagement tomorrow will
prevent him from competing for the best
prize offered in the tournament.
", r. Tuckerman, Chevy Chase, won
the low score qualifying prize with IS,
three strokes better than the next best
card. Samuel Dalzen, Chevy Chase, 81.
turned in the second best card, and Alex
ander Britton and Reeve Lewis. both of
Chevy Chase. each had the third best
score of So, one stroke better than Lee
Harlan or Allen Lard. both Columbia,
who tied with w. P. Compton, Chevy
Chase. for the fourth best score Of 81.
Besides A. BTittOn and r. Lewis, W. l..
Hillyer, Columbia. So; G. ". Noyes, Co
lumbia, 80. and G. A. Weaver, Co
lumbia, 81, ali showed improved form, and
are somewhat strangers in the class Of
the first sixteen to compete for the best
prize.
+. +. Briggs, Wilmington County Club.
tied at 81 for the first division, but in the
drawing was placed in the second di-
vision. J. W. Anderson and w. G. Carr,
both Oakmont, Pittsburg, each finished
with card of 95, and are matched in the
second sixteen.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Qualifying Round.


follow:
W. R. Tuckerman. Chevy Chase
$3.50 6 SIS
s Dalzel Chevy Chase
453s5s 5s36S545 l57 4-sl
454465l l63455s5s SIS
L. Lewis. Chevy Chase
354I5 554es524 5773s 80
/. L. Harbin. Columbia
A Lard Columbia
1855 474 50
". p. Compton Chevy Chase
3455 "a SIS
". L HiIlyer. Columbia
55535 554s44 SIS 4-a
&. c. LaneTty. Chevy Chase
5s73I 5 S-A
o. McCammou, CHEVY Chase
4s44 SIS ST
A. S. Alsttingly Columbia
45435 SO 4-@
NJ Thompson, Chevy Chase
: S s-sq
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-06
LET THE OFFICE SEEK THE MAN

A correspondent of the Charlotte OBJ
that the people put a gubernatorial
candidate in the field. He wants the
people to choose the man to fill the
office, instead of the place being given
to that politician who can be successful
in whipping into line enough delegates
to the state convention to make his
hunt for the office. He does not like
this Office hunt by politicians who pre-
tend to think that the more offices
they have held the more are the peo-
pie under obligations to give them
more offices. That is the substance of
his letter. He advocates the people
choosing, seeking after and nominat-
ing the person they think best quail
ified for the office.
That is a good idea, but it is rather
antiquated. The office seekers, now-a-
days, do not give the peor.e chance
to start this kind of hunting,
for the prospective nominee is gener-
ally settled upon by the wire-pullers
before the people have begun to real
ize the fact that there is an office to
be filled and that it is supposed to be
their privilege and duty to name the
candidate for the office. 1t is a signifi-
cant fact that this letter is written
from place at which Hon. W. w.
kitchin recently delivered one of his
campaign speeches. The Whitsett cor
respondent of The Observer thinks that
Colonel John S. Henderson is the man
whom the people should seek to fill
the Office of governor and he says:
1t is the consensus of opinion in my
section that such a man as Col. Hen
derson is needed to grapple with the
radlcal measures now being agitated,
and burst asunGer their f1imsy and
altogether hastily constructed parts
and with mighty effort of a mighty
brain backed by an unSelfish devotion
to justice and to duty, place them upon
a conservative and practical basis of
action.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-06
PARKER SUPPORTS PRITCHARD

| Some of the newspapers or this state
have quoted a certain passage from The
speech of Judge Alton B. Parker be-
| fore the American Bar Association tc
show that he supported the action of
Judge Pritchard in the granting of in
functions in the railway rate cases
In this state. This construction of the
Judges language has been denied bv
other papers, which quoted other pas
sages IN the speech to show just the
contrary. To cOrroborate the state
ments of the former papers, The Ga
zette-News, of Asheville, publishes the
following account of an interview with
the Judge by one of its reporters while
the former was in Asheville on the oc-
caslon Of his visit to Hendersonyille
to deliver an address before the North
Carolina Bar Association, in which he
expressly declared his legal opinion to
be in accord with the action of Judge
Pritchard in those cases:
however, to return to the subject
OF Judge Parker, we know that he
approved the course of Judge Pritch
ard, not because of what he said in
the course of recent public address
~Hhough that is plain enough but be
cause he told us so by word of mouth
"hen Judge Parker attended the
meeting Of the bar association at Hen
dersonVile "a representative of this pa
per discussed this subject with him at
length. While disclaining an intimate
Of this particular case,
Judge Parker was emphatic in saying
that It was his opinion that Judge
Pr1tchard had been fully warranted
in pursuing the course he did.
1t was he who called to our atten-
ton the fact that Judge Locomb had
taken strikingly similar action in the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit case, an ar
rangement that was agreeable to both
sides engaged in the controversy and
which ended in a manner satisfactory
to all concerned.