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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
FAIR TRIAL WANTED BY
CALEB POWERS

30 soon after the hard fought cleo
ton viii have tendency TO make
mems partisan feelings stronger.
especially when blinded partiaana
see a chance by pushing my case
before the republican governor for
final action
More than 60 witnesses we're
missing when court convened Ia
the Powers case this morning, aud
Prosecutor Franklin announced
That he was ready Attorney owens
said the matter concerning the
plea In abatement" which IL
pardon given Powers after the
oriuw BY Gov Taylor, should be
settled now. and the attorneys 70,
tired to consult
When the attorneys returned 10
the court room. Franklin objected
to The flling OF the abatement plea.
because the defendant had not hn.
aweted 20 81 The Judge rehuked
Franklin for not having hia wit
neusfa on hand.
The Judge oyerruled the motion
20 flie a plea. but told the defense
u could make an ax0wal supported
by lile testimony Of witnesses The
court thon adjourned until 2 o'clock
70 gieo the attorneys for the Dc.
Tense time % make their plea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

disqusllfies candidates for public Of
flee who have advertised their cam
didacy prior 90 the primary cleo
ton. Lewis has ended one OF the
most brilliant careers that ever
frightened the local political
horizon.
For several days past he has been
advertising In the three daily pepers
in Seattle his candidacy for the re-.
publican nomination for MAYOR. A
copy Of the advertisement appears
az the head of this column aud
paralleling Il Is the reason why
Lewis can't be mayor
AS will be seen by the portion OF
the section quoted above, the pri-
mary election law of the state de-
clares that any one who shall adj
vertise This fitness or qualification
for office" or This photograph or
biography prior to the holding Of
any primary election shall not be
competent 90 qualify for any public
office
This provision OF the law Lewis
has violated and for that reason HIS
candidacy must now be without
avail The law permits candidates,
who have been nominated az pri-
mary election. TO advertise their
candidacy TO the general election
aud II is probably due 10 this that
Levy made the fatal error
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

In hin answer Ensign claimed that
he had mot her on the street Ia
london. surrendered to q mad iniai-
uafioa. and married her In about
a minute after we met lie claimed
10 have married her 60 rescue her
hi1 finally had 70 leave hos because
The Hiiufrmnnta ~ her Old life
proved too strung Tor even bis dew.
ton he named a prominent auto
mobile manufacturer a. a party 90
her wrong dnina
Isn't 70 ahoekins "the Whlri,
wind Bride asks. that a mas can
BIZ 80 small 40 20 draE a wumans
uafuc in the mirc and then rup
away like a coward when the time
comes fog bin 60 produce proof
she dispuiea his story 81 their
meeting
The automobile dealer vas on
hand 20 datend his nams wheG the
casa came ~ Tor hearing Ensign
had saiied on bis yacht soF the
Mediterranean She NIL probably
Eet her divorce Without opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
find The PROBABLE
CAUSE OF TYPHOID

being only the medical man can
tell. but that these conditions are
breeding disease 10 indicated BY the
fact that two men have been taken
from pier 70 the hospital suffer
Ing from typhoid fever
Merchants along the waterfront
are Up in arms and appealing % the
city authorities 20 remedy condi
tiona Their greatest objection IL
voiced against the slulcinK Of the
refuse from the hotel site Under
Western av.. from whence u spread
along the waterfront beneath the
docks They claim that the dis
charge pipe should be carried out
into deep water
Besides being unhearable. the
stencil Ii running the retail business
along the waterfront" said J.. =.
STANDBY. proprietor Of "Yo Olde
Curiosity Shop" Trade has fallen
off nearly onehalf since the stencil
arose. and the gases are running
our stocks We ara entitled 90
some protection from tho city.
While extending The discharge
pipe to deep water would relieve
the situation somewhat. the only
permanent remedy for these eondi.
tinns e. a sea wall II Is shame
that a city like Seattle should have
such a rotten waterfront II IS the
first place 10 which visitors come
and IS one Of the worst places IN
the city in appearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

Seattle stars Exclusive serviee.l
NEW YORK Nuv ~ Miserable
coward commented Mra Elizabeth
ida Ensign. "the WhifiWiud Bride.
when Informed that her husband
whom abe 81 sHlnE for divorce. HAD
sailed away on q three year yacht
ina trip
ilrf marriage seven years AKA 20
Harry A. Ensign. wealthy Nassau
q banker was strikiunly romantic.
Their divorce contest promises GO
b. iusf aa sensational
EusiEn mct his wigr n London.
fell desperately iu love with her a.
sight, and married her q few hours
after their meeting They have
travelled extensively since. aud
every where she has won instant a..
ianflon because Of her remarkable
beaaiy % the fair blond English
typn
IN her petition for atsniaic a.
x0rce. the Whirlwlud Bride
charges cruelty and failure % pro.
vide for her since late ia 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

sawdust heaps. the run-wayn and
other indications Of the old mill
which was built just below the
bluff bank Of the Sound whore
First as. now runs.
Instead ~ hauling this nillnK
away. the contractors are simply
siulclng II away from tho building
site under Western ay.. whore Il is
expected 20 cover some OF the piles
ui refuse which Western az. com
mission men have dumped under
their buildings through trap doors
Ia their floors
Il ls The Odor from this decaylnR
matter which is making the water.
front almost uniuhabitable Il Is
said that the chemical action due
20 the decay Of the sawduat aud
other refuse has formed gases
which are released By the cxcayat.
ing and are affecting everything in
the nciEhborho0d The white let
tered signs Of merchants on West
srn av. and the waterfront are
turning black All metal which IL
exposed 10 the action 81 these gases
corrodos In q days time. The en-
tire stock Of q hardware dealer on
the waterfront ~ fast becoming
black. and gold and silver money
becomes discOlored before n can be
taken from the stores To the bank
Two Typhoid Cases.
What these gases do 10 lungs and
other Internal works OF a human
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
!. Rio Ain Point Cars Crash Together On Trestle
nuuepls--NsOma Failed to Obey Signal to
VIII Al ..aAA~- FOw Of the Victims May Die.
REVISED LIST OF the INJURED
PROBABLY fatally HuRT.

{. =. motorman OF the Inbound
~ ss base body crushed and manged.
Al nNsR mrs e. vashon Madrona Seattle.
80 80 sssn body crushed internal iniuriea
ssTyHoFs JOHN. nyearod son of John H. suthon both
u ssear and badly bruised
~ yfsaae TACO, All Point leg fractured face and bruised
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
..sss z L. OF Tacoma chest and head injured
ccupLEA W. ~ AN Point log crushed. hip injured and
rass, 4 WILLIE stoekaae Hotel, an les broken
soNTgRMAN MRS eplrH. Of West seattle, nose entirely
:. rcm hes mee. crushed and bruised
y sNsrN MRS a.. University Station collar broken
-ssS aSoat and abdominal injuries
naroo THOMAS West Seattle broken and right ce
H' osOsN DELLA Of AM Point ies bruised head cut
osTA JOHN w. formerly proprietor % cafe al no James st.
socslM N /. Youass,owa head ca and leg crushed
ssv Mss GERTRUDE. Pont. arm broken bruised
OTHERS INJURED.
s.ssleA John. Of AlN Point nose broken
Dssia A O.; anke spFained. went home al
pskssr, casss West Seattle np badly and ien
' Sss~sa Vera Ana roiu daughter Of W H pnsuan pho
ssa.s NJ. Charles west seattle rsht shoulder injured
&c. r c. soauiebou spraincd
EaNsrsa X. AiM Peiati back hurt
srss. ssa's. s,ssssss , nos, ss e'eae ss
ssss.r Charles Holland Hotel seattle compound fracture
ss,ssssA G L. ds,re, aeeu, d e Pennsylvania lines lives
q the s,oekaae cotlases 40 fractured and bruised
Hsnan Mrs Fanais, Bancroft Hotel back head face
-. Cecil A. ana Point. back spraaed
gn Capt T. A. University station bruised cut
L.saard. Ms. $. - West seattle. spransd les
Nsaaso Mrs a. ", AM Point. forehead lAecra,ed Jaw
s..ssrisO v k wslsiAi co,ass All Point. crushed Da,
sssdss " p $50 Nineteenth av: rb broken.
s1nss Joen rneteruan o. oeieouaa sprained back
M nnstash az teeth Aaeesed oai and eut about ha face
sTs. Ate danEhter % e. Aiki Point hand Injured
savers - iit sixth band and head bruised and
osHsn. John. Ala Point. knee spranod and bruised
lxshaon. g. residence nos kaown bruised aud
Fnusn. .; necs Gus ~ Elass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

chailensinE the Washington high
school football team Of this clsy
TO meet the winner Of the Chicago
championship. which lies between
The Oak Park. Hyde Park. Wendell
Phillips and Enzlewood hlgh
schools. for the championship az
the United States.
AZ fret the letter caused the
widest enthusiasm among the stu.
dents. who saw In the corumunIca.
tion chance 70 win back the
laurcla lost 20 Spokane. By PLAYING
the Chicago champions and beating
them. thus forcing spokane. whose
challenge 10 Chicago has been
ignored. 10 play return game. n
Spokane stu desires TO lay A claim
20 ths National championship
fhnn the boys began 20 look with
doubt on the letter. which was not
written IN a style 20 Indicate that
= waa official. and which was On.
closed IN an envelope 90 folded A.
10 Indicate that II bad In turn been
enclosed In larger envelope The
letter l,aolf vas dated November
J.. while the envelope was post.
marked November z. most aus
plciona circumstance IN the minds
Of the high school lads. Il IL
thought by some that the letter
originated In Spokane. being re.
mailed from Chicago. while others
believe that Il Il really what It
purports 10 be. a challenge Tor the
National championship. Manager
Westover will Immediately get Into
communication with the Chicago
authorities on the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

Instead of a rctrruchmeut IA the
appropriations for missionary eBfk
throughout thu world. tho Methos
aist Hoard - Foreign Missions. Is
nosiug the $4,000 debt which it Is
said would eaase smaller apprOpFia.
tons lhia yoar. has Increased the
naoney for general work IN thu var
ioua districts b SONS si3.s0s
Thia NAa fouad possible By ahno
iuiriY ignoring the property appro
pFi4gious Of former years u having
been the custom 10 acquire prop
effy holdings each year In order 20
strengthen the foreign missions.
and hy furaing the amount usually
appropriated Tor such holdings into
tbs general working fund
n vas not until after two hours
had been spent IN debate. that T.
wAk decided 10 adopt the report OF
the commiitee on general dlstribu
tons ny this report the sum
available Tor distribution. tssS SOS
viii Be- divided 40 follows Eastern
AsiN. tS4s.tIE. an increase of 81 600
over last year. Southern Asia
$3.50 .Egs. an increase Of t2s0G
which Is to be applied 10 the Philip
pines. Africa, st5.st2. South
America and Mexico fi56.tGI, an
Increase u 5000 over last year.
Europe. tits.tas. the same AZ last
year
This afternoon the various sub.
committees are considering the sub
division of these funds. Il II hopeH
to complete all business by tomor.
row noon and % adjourn &c that
time. Tomorrow niEht the mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
COrOner's Jury Finds Frank E. Lyon Was Killed by
Carelessness Of Street Railway EmplOyesMen
Say They Never Had Any Instructions on Use Of
Signals.

That neither the signal men ia
charge 81 the switches for the se
atgie Electric company. nor the
motoFmsn aud conductors Ia charge
Of the ears know anything about
signaling aud have no code or aya.
tenn 1hich hey can use 10 omer
Kenelea. WAS testified 10 before Tbs
cofoaers jury holding en inquest
over the body of Frank y Lyon.
the uonaucior killed Saturday night
shea . Youngstown car crashed
into ~ Queen Anne car
Tbs Jury returned verdict fad.
ina lhat Lyuna death waa due 60
the collision - the twu cars. and
that the collision waa due Ia the
lacunigefcncc u tho motormhn 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

the Queen Anne car and the signal
man stationed at the crossing where
the collision occurred
Motorman l. A. sfuckey and
blamed hy the jury both testified
that they had never received any
Instructions In fiagEing. and that
they did not know what to do to
prevent the rear car from crashing
into the Queen Anne car. which was
ID the dark because lie trolley had
left the wire Both testified that.
as far aa they knew. the electric
company has no code Of signals AZ
neither IL under arrest. the prose
cutiuN attorneys office must take
action against the men. IL any &C
ton b 10 De taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
FAST TRAIN IS
WRECKED
100 NARROWLY ESCAPE

burg this morning Il was wreck.
cd In q head-on collision with a
stationary freight train near Lasi.
mer station, 90 miles east Of this
city The collision WAS due. Off.
clala say, 20 the operator moving
the wrong lever OF the interlock.
Ing switch The passenger train
dashed into the caboose OF the
freight, disabling and derailing the
engine and converting the freight
cars into mass OF wreckaKe. Traf.
&c was delayed for several hours.
The baggage ear was partially
wrecked and the passengers we're
hurled from their herths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

Poor Little Lewis Levy.
lie Can't be Mayor.
His dream Is shattered and it's
back 10 the pawn shop for his. All
OF the pretty pictures which he
planned with himself as the cen.
trail figure are lost and the plate
destroyed
With the prize almost within his
grasp he will tell YOU this him.
self-he made one fatal error and
les up 20 someone else to extend
the glad hand OF the chief eXecu-
tive TO the notahles that viii visit
Seattle during the A.Y-P, exposi.
ton.
While he Is willing to admit that
he is qualified and able 10 nll the
office of mayor with great credit
10 the city. Lewis comedies that bis
business has not made him familiar
with all the technical points OF gen.
eral law. his knowledge having ex-
tended hardly beyond legal rate of
interest and information OF ma.
ture calculated TO promote loans on
the shortest time with the highest
rate OF interest and improved
methods OF collections His short
coming In this respect has caused
his downfall. by overlooking a sec.
ton OF the direct primary law
passed by the last legislature, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
CHALLENGE FROM CHICAGO,
BUT is III REAL?

The Washington high school
vas all aeoF this mornlng over the
receipt BY Manager wesiover. Of
the hiah school football team. %
a letter from Chicago. signed n
Graham Hicks. IT, president q the
Cook County Athletic League and
the Chicago Football Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
Are KILLED
IN COLLISION
Steamer Runs Down Launch Drowning One Man and
Engine Of Launch ExpIOdes, Killing Another, Dur
ing Heavy Fog This Morning.
The deadare.

The dead are:
George A. Naylor. colored stew.
ard
Joseph Van Leeuwen. third az
aiatant engineer Of she Explorer and
engineer Of the launch.
The other two occupants Of tho
launch, who barely escaped with
their lives, were C0xawain Eric
Hanson and Quartermaster p D.
Morgan.
According % fhe report 5f T1pt
John johnson Of the indianapolis,
which was turned Ia Immediately
70 Superintendent Burns. Of ne
Alaska Steamship Co. owners. the
Indianapolis was Just shaping her
course FOR Tacoma after backing
away from Pier l. The engines
were being operated under slow
bell, owing 20 the thick fog Capt
Johnson states that out 81 the fog
rushed the launch from the Explor
or. The full speed asfern bell was
Immediately sounded. but before
the speed Of the Indianapolis had
been checked she crashed into TIE
launch forward Of the hood over
the engine. The steel hull OF the
indianapolis cut straight through
the launch and the two halves sunk
Immediately. Mayor. the steward,
Jumped when be saw that q collision
was inevitable. and the last seen "a
him was when his body shot beneath
the water. his face covered with
blood. where he collided with the
hull Of the indianapolis He was
stunned and sank while uncon-
Hcious. II IL believed chat the
engine u The launch exploded an
most Immediately following the
crash. and the engineer had no time
10 even escape
Life boats we're lowered and
Hanson and Morgan were picked
10 and brought ashore. later being
taken aboard the Explorer.
Van Leeuwen waa % receive his
discharge papers today. having
served his time The Explorer only
arrived from the north four days
ago. after spending the season
along the coast 10 the westward.
THIS afternoon officials % the
Explorer are comforting With the
officials Of the Alaska Steamship
company regarding efforts 70 DO
made 20 drag Tor the launch and
secure the body of the dead engi.
uear
The Indianapolis returned to the
dock after the accident, aud when
+ the captains report wss filed. inn
mediaioly sailed on her regular
trip % Tacoma
Captain johnson ls ons OF tho
best known mariners on the coast,
Z foF years being IN command q the
Alaska steamer Dolphin sailing TO
Alaska. but which Is nov laid up
I for the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

One man was drowned and one
was killed following the explosion
Of the engine. aud two had narrow
escapes from death shortly after 9
O'Clock this morning. when the Sc.
attic Tacoma steamer Indianapolis
crashed into and cut In two the
launch from the coast survey
steamer Explorer. The accident
happened about 500 feet from the
face of Pier J., ia the dense fog
which spread over the sound al
that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
Inbe Sanitary Conditions on Waterfront Revealed
y Excavation for Big Building--Refuse Of Many
Isas Accumulation Uncovered Disease Breeding
Conditions Disgrace to the City.

~ tr.t.kiz
~. Y $3.50. $500, A.'1fee or me cpl
49,. 1911, Y g1o'a lever from which
= dscossred h ~ eoosl,,oS ''
~ waterfront.
! 1 a ioF the foundation Of
-. .'ofy addition 10 me Rainier.
! n. soisl. which ia 10 be- erected
i n.h block bounded b. West.
Aad Madison st. has laid
s.. ne Conditions Since the
- ION has gotten well under
.s..... seaeh has arisen which Is
n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

GEORGETOWN. Ky, Nov ~
Caleb Powers in an interview TO
day said
NV friends and advisors are ~.
vided In opinion as 10 what effect
victory will iaye Some OF
them feel that IL viii work In my
favor IN obtaining fair trial I
feel my case has been factor IN
the eloolila just held, as Il WAS
iuRFed In By speeches ~ Beekham,
Auditor Haser, Congressman Stan.
ley aud others The very fact that
the democratic ticket was defeated,
and this was achieved by democrat
ic votes. my. friends claim, Is a re-
huke ~ the methods employed IN
the former trials. On the other
hand. others think the trial coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
LIFE is SAVED BY
A PICK HANDLE

An ordinary oak pickhandle this
morning saved James Coyle. a Ia
boref from being crushed to death
"a a cave-in which occurred az the
northwest corner Of Third av and
Madison st. shortly before 10
o'clock The man IL now az Provi
deuee hospital with hand and
several ribs smashed
Coyle Was engaged Ia digging a
deep trench IN which concrete bulk.
heads aFc being placed between the
street and tbs property Of the
Ferry i.earY Land company The
timboriug gave way. but the pick
handle. acting as 3 prop. stayed is
fall sufficiently 20 allow Coyle's
being extricatsd before he could be
fatally crushed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
HIGH CLASS F0RGER
In THE TOLLS

PITTsBuRG. Pa. Nov. 12.-B.
o. Smith. OF Fort Smith. Ark. Is
under arrest here. charged with
borrowing biographical books from
libraries all over the country.
copying the signatures of prominent
men Il ia alleged. for the purpose
OF forgery The police say Smith
is wanted by the bankers assocla.
ton OF Kansas City for forgcries
amounting TO $4,000 The police
declare he has forged these names.
Senator Elklns. Chauncoy Depew,
Morgan, John Jacob Aston, Thomas
Edison, Gov. Hughes and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

spraius bruises and cuts. b. the
awful recoFd Of a collision which
occurred a. { 90 O'Clock last uight
when two biE Aiki Pulut ears met
heaton about eco Yards FROM
Youngstown From the tangled
mass 81 wrecka9e the reacuefs 81
pected 20 find nsaay dead That
noae sere killed uHlrlaht Is con
sidersd q miracle. for the wreck
was one - the werNt IN the history
OF the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
BLAME NlOT0RNAAy AND
SIGNAL MAN FOR Death


CLEVELAND. O.. NOV IL !
! Mrs. Charlotte Phillips. charg (
} ed with the murder OF her hus. {
! band. J J Phillips. a wealthy
} coal man. was discharged By {
! Justice Brown today. the court I
! claiming there was not euffi-
! cieut evidence 20 hold her to
; the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
Eddy Case Costs Assessed.

CONCORD. NJ H., Nov Ia
Next friends" IN Mrs. Eddy's liti-
cation today we're ordered to pay
the costs Of the suit and $4,000
OF the fees Of masters who examin
Cd Mrs. Eddy The remainder Of
the fees. amounting a. 10000 IL TO
be paid by Tie trustees 20 Mrs
Eddy.a aalafh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

MILWAUKEE,. wis. Nov. a.
William J Bryan was the guest
OF honor AZ the twonty.flrst ami
vnraary Of the Jefferson club OF
this city NJ the plankington house
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
Golden Dreams of PawnbrOker Levy Shattered by
Brief Section Of Direct Primary Law--Brght POlt-
ical Career Ended by Advertisement in News
papers--SectiOns Of Law Confusing.

mo person shall be competent
70 qualify for any public office, who
shall have, prior 10 the holding Of
any primary election, paid. or prom
Ised or agreed to pay, either direct.
" or through another In any man.
ner whatsoever. to the owner, pub
Usher, manager or representative
Of any newspaper, any sum Of mon.
ey or other thing Of value, for any
artiels or published statement In
newspaper, wherein the electors
are advised or eounseled 70 vote for
such candidate, or his fitness or
qualifications for office are set
forth, or his photograph or bios.
raphy ls published."-EStraet from
Sec. 2s, Primary Election Law Of
State OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

TACOMA, Nov. ~. 49, Mayor
George n Wright announces that
he - q candidate for delegate from
ghis state 10 the next Democratic
national convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
BISHOPS DETERMINE APPROPRIATION

bars o. The hoard will speak az the
various churches IN Tacoma. and
from there viii 80 70 Portland on
their way back 70 their scattered
homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12
POOR LITTLE LEWIS
HE CAN'T BE MAYOR
SULLIVAN CASE.

OLYMPIA. Nov. IA host :
! Of Seattle attorneys are before
} the state supreme court today
! arguing the final appeal in the
! John sullivan estate case The
J decision may not be- rendered
} for some weckH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-12

The man who Is blamed Cor she
manning o. passengers y. Hut
fern. noforman 81 the inhound
car-~lies on cot 81 Providence
hospital. Al The point ~ death aud
cannot decay the accusation which
"a directed a. him By practically
everyone who has talked Of the &C
cident That he deliberately vio
lated one u the compauys most
stringent rules. running 81 the
lights. il the statement % those
~ho are In position 20 know
Il all happenasd 50 quickly that
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