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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
AUTOMOBILE ENDURANCE
RUN ENDS IN TRAGEDY
Motor Vehicle Crashes Into
Streetcar and Man
Is Killed

ALBANY, N. Y, June 6.-The zoo
mile automobile endurance run under
the auspices of the New York Motor
Club ended in the loss of one life and
the serious, if not fatal. injury to two
other persons about three miles east of
Albany tonight, when one of the auto
mobiles crashed into an electric car.
Clarence Mckenzie of New York,
president of the Standard brake COM
pany, was killed. W. H. Mosher, a
bicycle policeman of New York city,
and W. H. Swan of New Britain, Conn,
chauffeur, are in a hospital. Mosher
is badly injured. Swan is said to be
not seriously injured The car in the
accident was among the leaders in the
race. The scene of the collision was at
Clinton Heights, a station on the AL
bany electric line. The machine was
making good time when it crashed into
the car. The occupants We're thrown
from the automobile, Mckenzie being
hurled over a cable suspended several
feet over the ground.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Clarence Nc
Kenzie. who was killed in an automo-
bile accident near Albany tonight, was
the president of the Standard brake
company. manufacturers of automobile
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Angels Score Winning Run Against Oaks in Eleventh Round
Suspension of Strong Armed Jockeys Works Marked
Improvement in Speed of Certain Horses

for about a week after Ramsey's de-
parture.
W. L Stanneld has shipped his stable
to Butte.
Engstrom & Parker have bought Bo-
logna, a clever sprinter.
W. d. Randall viii race his stable
at Butte, but will remain here to the
end OF the local season.
w. Fischer has purchased Andrew I3.
Cook from T. W. Ellis.
George p. McNear, Cholk Hedrick and
Free Knight the Bear have been added
TO the schooling list
Arrowmaker thrashed about in the
paddock prior to the running of the last
race. with the result that one of Jockey
Rettig's legs was severely crushed by
contact with the side OF a STALL This
necessitated the substitution of Jockey
Howard as the horses rider
War Times broke down during the
running of the third race.
l. Beldame has foaled filly by Med
dler.
New York turf writer's are of the
opinion that c. z. Durnell's Nealon is
being severely treated by the handi-
capper
All hope that Artful viii race again
has been abandoned and she has been
sent to Kentucky to be bred to Meddler
NJ n Tichenor Las decided TO sell
Good Luck and Eddie Ware the only
horses he now has In training
Out of. the first 144 races run at
Churchill Downs this season ~ favor
ties were successful, which is only
about 80 per cent
Charlie Baird is one of the biggest
winners of the season among the book
makers at Emeryville. He has made a
conservative book throughout the
meeting and is $4,000 to the good
St Elmwood, on account of having
developed a disposition which makes it
almost impossible to train him, has
been sent to Rudolph Spreckels' farm,
where an effort viii be made to break
him of his bad behavior
DR.. Childs has turned Vox Populi
over TO Louis Marshall for training.
This good colt will be pointed for the
Seattle Derby.
Barney. Schneider has sold the 8
year old Sain iIly, Louise Fitzgibbon,
TO w. J. Elliott.
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Gossip of the Track

Following is a list of the yearIings
that will be offered at the Burns 4
Waterhouse sale June 10:
Black fliy. by Eddie Jones-Niss Rowena: bay
hHy. BY Eddie Jones Miss Ban; brown colt, by
Eddie Jones -Napamax; bay hlly. by Eddie Jones'
PalOmacit2; brown colt, by Eddie Jones Picnic:
bay hlly, by Eddie Jones-Sweet Rose: BAY colt.
By Eddie Jones -HoOlou; bay hIly by Eddie Jones'
Ny Gypsy; brown colt. by Eddie Jones-Juanita:
chestnut colt. By Misunderstanding; brown colt,
BY Altamax- Recreation; bay hlly, by Altamax-
Princess Zeika; bay colt, by Altamax- Mortgage:
bay colt by Altamax-Rosewar: bay FLY by Al
ramax-Moresca; chestnut colt. by Altamax-
ShiEer; bay colt. by Altamax-Minore: Chestnut
colt by Col. Wheeler-Spainwar; chestnut colt
by Col Rheeier-Lake County; brow dliy by
Col WheelerShasta Water; black colt by Col
Nheeler-P Prejudice; chestnut flly. by Col Whee-
ler-Hlgl Hoe; chestnut COLT, by Maxnic-Sonomls:
chestnut colt By LovdatAmida.
Two year olds by Aitamax out IF
High Hoe and Hoolou will be sold al
the same time.
The standing of the twenty leading
jockeys from January ] to and includ
ing June is as follows:
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Jimmy Carroll, the bantam weight
boxer, will be one of the principals to-
night at the boxing exhibition of the
California athletic club in Dreamland
pavilion. He will have as an opponent
Harry Williams, who is looked upon as
likely boy. CarrolPs cleverness,
coupled. with his ability to hit, makes
him the most formidable boxer in his
class and his friends expect him to
add another victory to his already long
list.
Johnny Frayne, who has acted as
sparring partner for Jimmy Britt,
frankie Neil, Fred Landers and otheys,
will meet frankie Edwards in one of
the important fights or the night. Ed
wards is a seasoned veteran, but
Frayne is conceded a good chance
against him.
The card would not be complete
without it's heavy weight feature, and
this will be provided by Jim Wilson
and Mike Thompson.
Iron Man" Charlie Dunn, who has
not appeared for some time, is sched-
uled to meet Johnny Murphy AS both
are lighters of the aggressive type, a
lot of action is expected when they
face one another in the ring. Willie
o'Neil, the Australian feather weight.
who has become a popular favorite
here, will meet Jim -Horner. O'Neil
was unfortunate in going against the
best boxers of his weight here and his
string OF successes is not as large as
it would have been had he been more
careful in the selection of opponents.
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GOES TO CENTRAL AMERICA

BERKELEY, June 81 A. Parker
who was graduated from the university
last month, left today for the AIban-
garez gold fields in Central America
where he is to take charge of the Nina
Boastona, a property belonging to the
Costa Rica Esperanza mining company
These mines were opened so years ago
by c. H. Colburn. a Berkeley mining
engineer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
KINSELLA WINS FOR BEAVERS
Portland Pitcher Holds San Francisco
Team Down to Three Hits

PORTLAND, Or, June s.-Kinsella
pitched Portland into a victory today.
holding the Seals to three hits The
Beavers slammed Willis offerings AL
over the lot. getting eight hits all told
Spencer ran around for the visitors.
He singled, was sacrificed to second by
Shaughnessy and stole third When
Willis sent long fly to Donahue. Spen-
Ger registered. The score:
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Struck out-By Kinsella g. by Willis Q Bases
on balls-Oh Kinsella 8, of Willis 4 Two
base hits-Moore, Donahue (2) Carson. Mott
Double plays-Irwin to Street: Mohler Sacrifse
hits-McCreedie, Shaughnessy. Casey Stolen
bases-Spencer, Donahue, Casey, McCreedie f2)
Hit by pitched bal1-Esola. Passed balls-Moors
Esola- First base errors-San Francisco 3
Left on bases-Portland 5. San Francisco q
Time of game-One hour and 35 minutes. Um-
pire-Perrne.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Ells. Two base hits-Heitmuller,
Bigbee t2). Carlisle. Eagan. Sacrifice hits
Dillon, Cravath. First base called balls
OF Carnes 3. on Gates Z. Struck out-By
Carnes 3, by Gates 6. Double plays-Cates to
Eagan to Bigbee: Eagan to Haley to Bigbee.
Passed ball-Eager Time of game hours
and Is minutes. Umpire-Derrick.
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J. 3. Dunn labored long and earnestly
with the stewards yesterday in an ef-
fort 70 convince them that Jockey
Fischer's shortcomings in the saddle
were the result of loss OF form rather
than dishonest motives. 1t is unlikely
that the case viii be reopened-
Z j. Ramsey Will leave on Saturday
for Seattle with his stable of IL horses
Jockey Davis viii remain here to ride
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HAPPY HOGAN AROUsEs
IRE OF INDICATOR Man
Batting of Umpire Derrick
by Southrons Mars
Close Game
'ANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles, 4, Oakland, 8 eleven
innings).
Portland, a; San Francisco 1.
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NEW TENEMENT HOUSE LAW

City Engineer Woodward completed
yesterday the draft of a proposed or
dinance designed to regulate the erec-
tion and maintenance OF tenement
houses in this city. The law is framed
on similar lines to the one now In force
in New York and Boston and imposes
certain restrictions on tenement houses
with view to insuring sanitary con-
ditions- 1T will be submitted to the
board of supervisors for adoption
Pacific Coast Base BAH League Games
Reserved seats on sale at A G.
Spalding Bros, 134 Geary street
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07

The Hovey-Boushey company has
just received word from Seattle that a
Pope-Toledo machine has captured a
five mile race over several high power
cars, winning by 800 yards. The time
was minutes and 90 seconds.
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clutches and occupied a place in ths
car as an observer appointed by the
New York motor company which. pro-
NOTED the race He was 81 years OF
age.
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Entries at Emeryville

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. selling 2 year
Olds:
1890 ALTAR fCliGOrd) l04
i0So " lerewlthal Sacramento valleys. F.)I09
1850 Import lHealeyb .....................1 109
No50) est. Modan tMarchemont stablel 104
IoS6 ST. Avon (Winchel) ........... 1O9
lO56 Sir Wesley (ChappelD ... iO4
1882 Wanna (Hoppas) .................I LOG
$50 Charlotte (Anehorage stock farm) ..10e
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs
selling, mares year olds and upward:
lo45 Annie II o. Green) ......-.-...1o5
$50 Marie IL Judge & Coz .... 100
9T8 Pinta (Walhauser) .......... l O5
1o9l sect Rich Quick u. Ryan, ........ 100
81 Gottleiben tFisher) ..............I 100
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA. Juno SHUT out
Chicago today through the effective pitching OF
WaddeIl Sullivan was injured by a foul Tip in
the fourth inning and was forced to retire.
Score:
chicago ..--.------ -.--.-.--....O
Philadelphia
Batteries-walsh. sullivan and Mcfarland;
Waddell and Schreck.
NEW YORK June 6.-Cleveland scored an
other victory today shutting ont the locals. ) TO
o. Doyle pitched seven innings and Keefe I'M
ished the game. Score:
CleFeldnQ
New YORK
Batteries-Liebhard and Clark; Doyle. Keefe
and Kleinow-
WASHINGTON. June 6.-Pitcher Smith weak
ened in the ninth inning today. st. Louis tied
the and then defeated Washington in the
tenth with fusillade Of hits, 10 ? Score:
r. II. F.
st. Louis
Batteries-smith and Hayden; Petty and
O'Connor.
BOSTON, June 6--Young not at his
best today and In the sixth Detroit found him
for single and three. two baggers, winning
6, to 2 Score:
r. II
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PTTTSBURG. yupe 6-The Bostons made their
first appearance of the season here and wee
shut out, only reaching third base
Lindaman was extremely wild and was take'h
ont in the middle OF the nth inning, Dorner
taking his place. Willis effective all tae
way. Score: -
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s5 IS Loo 20 Io minutes or 4os
good
o. Lady
ar handling ndwih
racing LUCK
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
FIFTEEN INNING CONTEST
WITH THE SCORE A TIE
Darkness Ends Struggle Be
tween Cincinnati and
Brooklyn
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI. June 6-Cincinnati and Brook
lyn plaved 10 innings TO tie this afternoon.
darkness putting an end to the contest. Brooklyn
tied the score in the ninth and went anead in
the thirteenth Cincinnati also scored in this
inning these being the last runs OF the game
A great one handed catch by Jordan In the tenth
resulted in a double play and prevented the
Reds scoring. Score: -
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Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Rucker, strlc~-
lett and Ritter.
CHICAGO, June 6-By punching nve OF tneir
hits in the third and fourth innings. win t1e
aid of an error and three gifts. Chicago a2Aln
defeated New York today. TO 2. The visitors
hit TAYLOR safely three times in the eisntn-
base on balls and sacrifice aiding In scoring
their two runs Score:
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r. f. Y.
PtttSburS -...-.----..--.---.--
Boston - - =. : - :; ~ ~
and Brown.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Philadelphia Nj
tionaIs won tOday's game from st. Louis BY
score of to 2. The visitors punched their hits
Score:
IF Iouis ..........2 If
PbiIadelnhia ....4
Batteries-Brown and Marshall; Pittinger and
Doom.
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San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

c. char Dwye.
FIRST 0
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st. Louis
O'Connor-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
LABOR PARTY MEETS AT BELFAST
Hint of Struggle with House of Lords-LOcal
Option Voted.

Belfast Jan. 24-The seventh annual confer
ence Of the Labor party Of the United Kingdom
opened at Washington Hall here to-day About
two hundred and fifty delegates. including some
twenty members Of Parliament were present
J. g. Stephenson, who. as president, made the
opening address, intimated that It was the in
tention OF the labor leaders TO proceed along
the present lines until they had sufficient repre-
sentation in Parliament to control legislation
The party, he added, had been formed for the
purpose Of supplanting both the Liberal and
Conservative parties. He suspected that tho
Labor mon before long would have to confront
the House Of Lords and when they did there
would be fight TO a finish In order TO remove
the veto right Of this non representative and
non-intelligent body"
The conference adopted suggestion Of the
executive committee 20 increase the levy on
eoch member for the support Of the Labor par
ty5 representatives In Parliament from two
cents to four cents annually and also adopted q
resolution instructing the party's representa- =
tives IN Parliament to support local option when
temperance legislation was introduced I'm the
House of Commons.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CLOSE OF GERMAN CAMPAIGN.
Little Betting on General Result-A strug-
gle in Berlin

Berlin. Jan. 24.-The electoral campaign is
ending to-day with the last written and spoken
appeals to the voters. The brokers on the
Boerse have made complicated books among
themselves on the probable results Bets of 10
to l are being made that the Socialists will not
succeed in winning the downtown district the
only one in Berlin which they have not taken
Herr Arons. the Socialist candidate. is a partner
in old banking firm. He formerly was a
professor at the University Of Berlin. but was
dismissed for his socastc opinions. His op-
poneut. Herr Kaempff. Radical-Liberal and
president of the Senior Merchants Guild is
supported by almost all the banking and trading
interests.
There is little or no betting. however, on the
general question whether the parties which
voted for the government ON the colonial an
preparation will increase the number of their
seats. Public attention is fixed on the probable
Socialist gains on the necessity of the ClerIcals
and the government working together what
ever the result, and on Chancellor Won RIlow's
position after the elections.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
MAYOR PICKS MAYO.
Magistrate Succeeds NcAvoy ON
Special Sessions Bench.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday made the following
appointments:
John B. Mayo. justice of the Court OF Special
Sessions. to succeed Francis S. McAvoy. resigned;
term expires July 1. 1907 salary. $4,000.
Frederick B. House. city magistrate. to succeed
John B. Mayo. resigned; term expires July 1. 1909;
salary. $1,000.
Henry NJ Unger. justice of the Municipal Court
for the 9Th District. to succeed Daniel F. Martin.
deceased; term expires December 81. 1907; salary.
$4,000.
John H O'Brien. Commissioner Of the Depart
ment OF Water Supply. Gas and Electricity, an
nounced the following appointments:
Michael O'DOnnelly. TO be secretary TO Deputy
Commissioner Frank ]. Goodwin. to succeed Frank
Kennedy.
Peter GaIigan. to be cashier IN the Water Regis
ter's Office. in place Of John J. Dalton.
The friends OF Judge Mayo regard his promotion
as well deserved. He has been a city magistrate
for many years He indorsed by many leading
members Of the bench and bar. among them Jus
tices Mccall, Bischorf. Giegerich. Amend and Lev
entritt OF the Supreme Court.
Among those indorsing Mr.. Unger were W. NJ.
K Olcott Delaney Nico and Justices Green
baum. Blanchard Platzek. Davis. Gllderslsevs and
Newburger, OF the Supreme Court Mr.. Unger was
the Tammany candidate for District Attorney in
the first low campaign against william Travers
Jerome Mr.. House indorsed by about q score
Of lawyers He Is the head Of the firm OF House,
Grosman & vorhaus and has many friends in the
Tammany organization
The appointments made by Commissioner
O'Brien were most unwelcOme to Charles r Muir
ply. as usual. While Mayor Mcclellan has little
90 say about the present leader Of Tammany
Hail. Il is noticed that ali appointments these
days are made without consultation with Mr. Muir
ply. Mr.. O'Donnely Is an anti Murphy man and
comes from the 2sth District He was recon-
mended for the place by Joseph L Burke who
ran against ex-Alderman Dietz. the Murphy dis
trlot leader at the primaries last year.
Peter Galligan IS also an anu-Murphy man. de
succeeds John ]. Dalton In the Water Registers
ONCE Dalton being a nephew of William Dalton
the veteran Tammany leader Of the 7th District
GaIlgan lives in the 18th District where Roswell
D. Williams beat the Murphy candidate for leader
i0at fall
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
PATENT FIRE SPRINKLERs EFFECTIVE,
Blaze at Bloomingdale Brothers Store Is Put
Out by Them in Short Order.

fire In the wine cellar OF the Bloomingdais
store. at Third avenue and Goth street, gave op-
portunity for a practical test OF the elaborate
system of patent sprinl6lers with which tie place
is furnished The automatic alarm gave the
signal in the engine room early yesterday
morning, and when the chief night watchman
with his force OF fire fighters rushed to the wine
cellar they found 1t filed with smoke The
sprinklers were working full. revolving at a
great rate AMI throwing volumes OF water.
which had already extinguished the blaze. prov
ing the efficiency Of the sprinkler system Of pro-
lection Five minutes later the fire engines
arrived. but their services were not required
The theory as 10 the origin OF the fire is that
an enploye left a lighted candle in the wine
cellar. which presumably burned until il set
fire to the wooden holder, which communicated
the nanes 10 other infl0mmable material Had
~ not heen Tor the eicisncy of the patent sprin-
Aiers nucn greater damage would probably have
Desn dom -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CHURCH AND NEGROES.
Conference of Episcopal Bishops
adopts Resolutions.

Washington. Jan. "A conferences OF bishops
q the Episcopal Church of the United States after
being n executive session IN this city for two days
decided tonight q plan TO "ths Church's
duty toward the Negro race. regards education
and evsnseNEstion-" Tho following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That Instruction in the fundamentals
OF ChriEttan morality Is the foremost need among
the Negroes OF our day; that the tnculcation OF
thsse principles IA a prime duty and responsibility
OF ths Church. and that IN the present necessity
the Negro clergy should be supplemented by evan
geiisrs catechists teachers, visitors and subOrdf
nate minister's who shall give their chief attention
TO teaching righteousness, and that the schools
related 90 the American Church Institute for Ne
gToes are and OF right ought 60 be the natural
sources for the supply and training OF men for
this work.
The sessions wers hsld az ths hons os Bishop
sattsrlse, of Washington. and the following were
n attendance: Bishops Doans. Of Albany; Greer
OF New York City; Lawrence. OF Massachusetts,;
Whitaker. OF Pennsylvania: Gibson. os Virginia;
Randolph and Tucker. Of Norfolk va-s Grsvatt.
OF West Virginia; Strange, OF Wilmington. y. c.
Cheshire OF Raleigh, y. c.; Horusr, OF Ashevfls.
y. c.; WoOdcOck. OF Louisville; Burton, OF LeXng-
ton KY: Gailor OF Tennessee; Nelson, OF Georgia;
Brown, OF Arkansas. and BrRttou, OF Mississippi
The conference adjourned late tonight
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Battle WITH YAQUIS.
TSCenty MeGican Soldiers Killed IN
Desperate Engagement.

Ell Paso, Tex. Jan. 24-Reports we're received
tonight of a desperate fight between Yaqui
Indians and Mexican troops yesterday in the
mountainous region southeast Of GuayInas,
Sonora. IN the section which is the station
OF Lencho. which was destroyed by the Yaquis
in December.
The Mexican troops have been hunting the
Yaquis since the Lencho incident. and have had
frequent skirmishes with them. but not until
yesterday were they able to force an engage
ment with any considerable force. In this hght
twenty Aiexicans killed and a number
wounded
The YaQuis were defeated with considerable
loss, but as they took both their dead and
wounded with them when retreating II is not
known how many were killed.
Owing to the remoteness OF the conflict from
communication. particulars cannot be expected
tonight
Representatives Of the Mexican government
are without official advices of the battle
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
NEGROES rs LABORERS "
Mast BE Content to GiUe Good Ser
Uice. Says Booker n. Washington

Columbia, g c., jan 24-Booker T. washfugt,,
addressed the first Negro race conferences evs-
held in South Carolina this afternoon az Aus,
University. Negro institution OF this city ara
spoke before large audience tonight ar TIE
Columbia Theatre The first hOOr Of the housa
reserved Tor white people. Seated On the
stage were several prominent white citizens wits
large number Of Negro leaders from this and
other states.
Washington, after praising the work Of the Psv
Richard Carroll. the moving spirit OF the confer
ence. said that the holding of this conferences IN
South Carolina was, in his opinion. evidence that
the friendly feeling between the was growing
steadily. He said in part:
We Of both races are to live here IN the South
side by side for all time. no matter what theories
may be advanced and emphasized. This. % any
must face Since we are to remain toSetbsSSh Sh I've We
question which we should constantly consider Isl
way that each race viii serve the best nsrssHt Sa p "a e
the other; in way that each race viii Be made
ence OF the other? II Is the extreme OF folly ana
dividuaIs to pursue course which viii encouraes ~.
racial strife when two peoples are to remain to-
The Negro. race is given free opportunity to
enter the educational professional hed. and can
succeed. as many are doing in the city Of Co
But we must not rest satisfied with what we have
achieved IN the past. want to emphasizs with
YOU tonight few matters that directly concern
state In the first place we must face the fact
that considerable criticism Is constantly brought
Negro is reliable Iaborer' The leaders
and teachers OF people must It that
there Is change in this respect.
In the first place. IL IL tremendously important
that the Negro be happy. that peace exist between
the races. because there be satisfactory
labor when tho white man and the black man are
at dagEers points. The more the laborer Is salts
fed the better service viii he render.
William z Gonzales. editor OF The State" az
dressed the conference to-day. Observance OF law
by both races. he said. the surest guarantees OF
harmony in the South. It Is the province OF white
leaders to impress the necessity OF the laws OBJ
servance on the whites. and Of Negro leaders 70
teach their race the vital Importance of being Law
abiding.