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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
4 Deteymined to PreserUe Order

 Fl full authority
  
 he abiding citizens Of the county wlig gladly co-ope We only 0 citizen is be ebrought organized rule is ua to n called o with list of
  and railway trouble be O Birmingham Rail lives will be a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Members Requested to Attend Funeral
 of H. R. Hurry.

Birmingham council 635, Knights of Co., lumbus. held one of its best attended and most enthusiastic meetings in the Knights of Columbus hall last night Capt Frank F. O'Brien was unanimous ly elected deputy grand knight, in place of M. E. Gleason, resigned.
 A large number of applications for membership were read and passed to com mittees. Preparations were ordered for the initiation of a class of about sixty new members in July.
 A resolution of coincidence with the wife and family of Brother H. R. Hurry W adopted and the members were re- quested to attend the funeral from de- ceased's residence, SIP North Twenty eighth street at 10 o'clock today, and proceed from the residence of St. Paul s church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
New Corporations.

Certificate of incorporation was filed in the office of the probate court yester- day by the North Birmingham Realty company with a capital of $25,0OO. The. principal place of business will be in Bir- mingham and the following officers have been elected: J. D. Dabney, president; w. B. Fowlkes. vice president; G. NJ. Power, secretary and treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from the office of the probate court yesterday to the following:
 Andrew Jones, Brookside, and Miss Lll- lie Roane.
 D. B. Dennis. Bessie Mines, and Miss Fife Jones.
 Tim Wyatt Birmingham, and Miss Ma tilda Bullock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21

during the afternoon caused the mayor to issue the following order:
 ITO Citizens of Birmingham-In order to assist the authorities in keeping order, I hereby call on all good citizens to re- frain from congregating on the streets in groups of ten or more, which is in vio- laton of the law at times like this.
 If the law-abiding people will observe this request the situation can be easily handled.
 "GEoRGE B. WARD, Mayor"
 Crowds Gather on Streets.
 During the morning unusual crowds be- gan to gather on several of the principal corners of the down town district. The corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street was one of the principal centres of interest The excitement of the crowd, however, vented itself mostly in vocal demonstration. s
 Many ladies were seen in the crowds They had come to town early in the morning and were unable to get home on account of the stoppage of the cars.
 The extra deputies were seen on every corner. Mounted policemen rode to and
 
 whenever they showed a tendency to con- gregate around on an object of interest in the street.
 More Amusing Than Serious.
 The various incidents that occurred were more amusing than serious. A po- lceman, on the corner of Third avenue and Nineteenth street, while attempting to prevent the crowds from blocking the corner, turned just in time to see a man pinning a placard on the end of his coat tail. He promptly arrested the guilty one and proceeded with him to the sta ton house. The friends of the man were so numerous and as they persisted in accompanying him to his place of con- tinement Chief of Police Wier found It necessary to intercept the followers.
 During the afternoon the Railway com : pany placed several cars on the long runs. Some of these were in charge of run by new men. The trolley of one in turning the corner of Second avenue and Nineteenth street in some way missed connection with the wire overhead and the trolley rope broke. The new conduc- tor mounted to the top of the car to recapture the trolley and some of the by islanders immediately became very solici- tous in regard to his safety Neverthe- less he accomplished his purpose and de- scended without mishap.
 Arranges for Mail Service.
 Postmaster Carter stated yesterday aft ernoon that the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company had made ar engagements to run mall cars to Ensley and Bessemer and that probably, with the exception of one delivery, the regu- larity of the delivery, would not be broken. He said further that the strike might be a slight hindrance to the de- livery of mail in the suburbs. The car- riers on these routes are compelled to ride on the street cars to the beginning of their districts and it might be neces- sary to curtail the number of deliveries per day.
 A large number of hacks and wagons have been placed in commission in lieu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
FUR FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS TOWN
 IS WITHOUT CARS Vigorous Steps Taken at Once By Authorities to Guard
 Against Disorder PROMINENT MEN WILL BE SWORN IN AS DEPUTIES Big Crowds Gather Down Town Yester- day, But Incidents of the Day
 Were More Amusing
 Than Otherwise.
SUMMARY OF SITUATION.

' 125 miles street railway affected. 1 ' 400 men and 100 cars employed. {
 > 2S0 or more men join union. . Fight is for recognition of union. < ' Company refuses to employ union {
 < men, . Cars will be run on all lines today. < . Samuel Gompers will assist in I . peaceful settlement if possible. { . 150 special officers sworn in and | . more to come.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
Friseo Pratt cIty.EnsIev Train.

The Frisco railroad will run trains be- tween Birmingham. Pratt ~..y and Ensley every two hours, beginning at o'clock, a. m. May e. k21-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
DEMAND RECOGNITION OF
 UNION BEFORE THE !. WORK

According to the reported statements Of Mir. Commons, the men will demand recognition of their union by the com pany and will do all in their power to prevent disorder The secretaries of tho newly organized union would not say any thing about the plans of the organization yesterday afternoon, but said that they had a membership of over 2sO in the union with more to join.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS

It cured them and it won't fail in your case. For Sour Risings, Heartburn, Bloating, Headache, Poor Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Female Ills or Malaria 1t is uneoualled. All Druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21

Every effort was made yesterday aft ernoon and last night to get a statement from Ben Commons, the outsider who is here to organize the Street Railway union, or some other leader of the street car men. A meeting of the men who quit the service of the company was held yes terday afternoon, but nothing was given out as to the transactions at the meet ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
THE WEATHER.

Washington, May 2O.-Forecast for Ala bama and Mississippi: Fair Tuesday and light to fresh south winds on the coast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
THE OPINION OF THOUSANDS

Of Cured People should be worth a great deal to every sufferer from Stom- ach, Liver or Bowel disorders, and such being the case you ought not hesitate another minute in procuring a bottle of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21

No matter what the death cer- tifcate says, the fundamental cause of one-half the deaths re- corded IS constipation. Cure yourself of the habit by eating daily
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21

of his country as he thinks proper. Code, Sec. 51G0.
 Unlawful assembly is defined in code. section 5f73 to be where two or more persons come togetLer to commit a breach of the peace or to do any unlawful act. riot is defined in section 5474. Sheriff cannot arrest without warrant for breaches of the peace on information. 2d Ency., 2d ed, S73 note, Martin vs. State SS Ala. 1l5.
 Sheriff may arest for threatened breach of the peace. or he may arrest bystanders, who are making trouble. Ar rest should be made immediste''- upon the occurrence of or tn each of the peace. Ency.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-21
Offers to Assist.

In conclusion, President Gompers offer ed to assist in any way possible to bring about peace either an industrial peace commissioner appointed by President Roosevelt or in his official capacity as head of great labor organization He seemed to think lightly of arbitration as a means of settling disputes, for the con- tests, he said, are so often on such an unequal basis.
 He admonished the men to be careful and law-abiding and urged more thor ough organization in the district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

of all new railroad work oD a,
prairies has been suspended owl.
to the great scarcity of labor o.,
eral Manager Morse, of the o,,,,
Trunk Pacific today states that Dl,,'
for the resumption of work tbrou,,.
out the whole length of the proDo..,
lines at the earliest possible data -,
being perfected, even If labor had !.
be brought from the antlpodes n,
problem has become a very ser,o,,
one in certain parts of the coun,r
and 1t is felt that nothing but the m
portation of foreign labor, of Jana
nese or other nationality. will ma.
the need an enable important pl,,,
for the betterment OF the entire n.
minion to be carried out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
TRuE POSITION Anorr INVESTIGATIONS

TIE legislature carry per
funeory Investigations merely exporting
clerkiaH
THAT ~ ALI THAT COMMITTEES
departments and boards aud
The clerks employed and mileage
The leint
cries hANE nhEN os TE sAE CHARACTER
For there OF the state
school and once. and what been accomplished
The Geo w Davis defaieatoh
Eatea committees and not disclosed Limitation
had made u impossible to che funds
tbs usnee Of fraudulent school gone ON un
Democratic state land by Governor Cham.
herlaia, when Il stopped.
GRAFT "
Those Committees good eay time draw big
ray aad leave thiass a them.
when no has charged are no
ss - investigate that anything about
Tue tFss pos'oa Zoe the legislature order no n,,st
saons aneas soHe w ni ehasea sustain them
FhhN INVESTIGATE ~
IheFs d hsion ee~ea omaa OF the stats fair
e.fd and ehses of Rtr m ~
noehtfth ~ 81 WOULD Pan rHK STATE INVaSraArn
has sfe are % he investigations the true pon
f me esasee 90 take % etf only here % m
snAises sameiensb serious 90 warrant laquiry I
the legislature "a Be apasn az RKRs1 IN
" FstNefof INVESTIGATIONS Investigations that are
eap schemes 10 deaseo public oiut iunenr s 90 "a
"''s ps's e' 'hs stats meFsb Go have hsh time
q 10 b hopsa that after the opening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Present Reed

Totals .....,s670. 600 $3.50. 900
Normals have been emboldened
by the fact that tho last appropria.
tion bill containing money for them.
along WITH other institutions. was not
voted down by the people last June
when the bill was submitted 10 refer.
endum.
80 they are coming back. declaring
that the people OF Oregon want the
normals continued and are therefore
willing to pay for them. They point
out that the normals are greatly
hampered for lack OF funds for main.
'enAnee and for buildings. None OF
them has buildings enough nor goos
enough and all need dormitories
The hrst normal approprlatlon
bills appeared Tuesday. when Rep.
resen'a'iVe Barrett. OF Umatilla in
'r"d1eed t~o bills for Weston one
Tor $4,000 for maintenance ana A.,
other for $4,000 for dormitorv
The Monmouth school has made NJ.
2 statement OF its needs .amouptln~ -
Nle'oeo. largely for new bulld,n.s
Which Is three times i,s allotmep, .,
last session.
The hrst bill Tor money for the
Monmouth normal school was iD,ro.
daoed today In the house by Ncca,
Ian OF Polk. providing $50. 600 for ,
class and manual training builai,~
and $4,000 Tor Firls' dormi,ory
Of the school 20 cos, !
$4,000. viii be provided Tor IN an. |
other bill
me Drain school demand has no,
'e' eesn prtssnssd. and Representa- |
ave Jackson and Cav. Of Dourla, |
'o0n,s' IN ~Aieh Il Is situated. sav
.~y 'has u has net eeen decided on |
'pdssd sfom their attitude. a wml
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

auhs, - SSNI. People often ASK
what do DR. pierce's two leading mcd'
ieineS-'Golden Medical DlsrSVers ~ ~
'Fsvorite Prescription cure - "''N
brlehy, the answer Is thai SColden
i1s2lc1l lnl<eQyeIY Is A unst p6leaf ai.
seitklAfa or- loLd.nuTIher. And IonI,, o.
inlkQLALog. and acts especlalI faVoTs6f1
~ -ksllAllAe-MAl-QpQll kII I-I61 -nIIcnls
llkkllAce4-a as OF The nasal passages-
tnIotS bronchial tubes. stomach. bo,sel.
az. 49, ossa9et curing large percentage oi
s's. IA IA oAses whether the disease AZ.
isS iS me nasal passages. the throat.
dyspepsia. bowels as mueons 49, dil ia ia
eiaadsr, uterus or other pelyic oryaes
ENen IN the chronic or uleeratlye sss..ss
=, snese affections. ID Is generally SnreeSS.
~ ~ IN Aiecing cures. In fact the stioidon
sisaleai discovery Is without donh, tbs
most most successful constitutional remSJ, ~.
All Iofms OF catarrhal diseases En,,,'o ~, -,
mmo1efn medical science In ehre, ~ ~
sNSsSi SAtafrh Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedv
siss. Sis shoulo o. used for washing ana
tl1,n 49, on, ne nasal passages while
cleansing and Speclhc. healins S',l g.sou
upon the mucous lining memhrs - NJ ~
com olned local and general trea in,,.rt =, IN
sele very large percentage of ~ d 49,, ~,
esses OF chronic nasal eatarrh M ~ y
" nov many Yeans' standing thev ma ~ 81
A19 rle EAYoElla- Prescriptlop ~ -. I.
s111s1n-iakth -eure ol one e1SS- ~ ~ ~
SAs.S -onli,,-thO>e WeaEn1sSs-s' 5..sS,lslA-Ss;
sae al"as ana irregularities pee,slis. liruss,
Women. Its powerful. yet Ssl SSs,i..l 70
sas, taNlgoratng tonic and nervip.' SSt-
sesA. Norn-ouL 0yer-worEet 49,. ,'. for
.Is'ses haS has caused ths hr,s ,, sI,o
tstor.te Prescription viii - yoN u;
aSst euiectiNe IN hnilding up tbs s,-.,e.ltu .oelu
aalns pain aud bringing bSut M, II. q
ssons, ss-a,ns, vigorous eonditon of ~ 'sttn{',
nr; Pierce believes thar ou, 49,.
s3s,i's sls abound IN mast yals.sss. ss.',alcSn
s,asi s., noots tur The cura ,f 49,, uiedl-
S.,,.,a S.s.,,aA,e and most fatal dissssss ~ our
y, ,'e.e ~. tropsf.y lRyesusnte ths,n. !, We
~ s.llalnation Of this rrn ..',,s als1'
Ss poiass With pTlde 70 ,bs S,., Igus,esion'
80 s.9'Is NJ suns etecied by hls t.oi9s,' mar
= - i',.s,oNefy, which has nr,ss,. f,e1, i,',,
NJ - ~ ne most eficieat s,arn ,r,osSu ltSelf
49, ~ s.,ssisss,sAlor. heart talsc srs ,on.e, s,
'sit. - fha bod cleanser lnoula 49, y, Iegg-
-. -. ss.ss,nSe Nor less msrssl,,,. ~ t1.1-
~ "a s,se euEes IL is ooassantlv - nc We
e@Aat many psculisE sss,. s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

depend largely on the temper and
lliberality of the legislature. II will
amount probably to not less than
$25,O0 for running expenses and to
$4,000 or $4,000 for new build
ings. Two years ago this school re.
ceived $4,000
From the Ashland normal will
come a demand for some $4,000
for maintenance and probably $20,-
900 additional for dormintory. It's
share in the last legislature was SS1, =
600.
That all the normals will be put
under one board of regents seems al
together probable. A strong senti-
ment for 1t exists in the two houses.
The state university will ask that
its annual appropriation OF $47,500
be raised to $4,000 and promises
to keep within that sum for several
years, or until further growth OF tho
attendance shall demon
strate the need OF more. To run tho
university and pay salaries costs
some $4,000 year, of which $685.
600 is for salaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

that not only Japan. but every other
country in the orient owe every new
impulse they have received In the
past century to the Christian teach
ings that have been impaired TO them
and the best minds OF those countries
today are under the influence of
ChristiSn thought and power.
The legislature should kill that
other fake OF riding on passes and
collecting mileage.
We can all say goodbye to Jack
Frost with a relish, except the skat-
ers.
Take In your chlmneys and lock
your cellar doors. London prophet
says there will be an earthquake in
this country next Saturday.
What Is Liberty without a school
house?
Governor OF New Jersey advocates
direct vote for United States sem
ators The idea is growing.
Eight thousand dollars for calen-
dars is considerable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
DEMANDS or COLLEGES.
Aud Normal Schools IL Greater Than
Ever aud They win Get Il.

Especial Legislature Letter 10 Port.
land oregonian.)
More than 10000 will be asked
OF the legislature by educational in
stitutions this sesslon--an increase
.of 100000 over what they received
at the last session for the biennial
period. Demands OF the four normal
schools will be more than double the
total sum allowed by the last legisla-
ture.
Demands OF the several instltu-
ions compared with the sums re-
oeived by each for the last two years
are as follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

As eo@a uAssie has oeeied the cars ana lomo
s sdaH shn an he una and sho. ., ans
"@Ds"n ~ lAAf ~ nnA Will ns DatlVHRED NExr SUMMER
1As car esla'As soaeeas oi hs coaur, heen run
alas aeuhe shins ana on the delas ~ o
besaa shoos nnseA moatha ago " WV" ~""e
sstNs t"h DEMAND nReAMs LIGHTER ewiag IA mart 10
4t~s ~ est sAleay 10 the worts we're
- ~ 'sA @en'ss ahead and Immediate aoeas soua
- - 'ss $40 81 es s1mmsr that egdsrs mu,, n,
Fn' ~ safs nsSe 10 be had nsAt ysar ' ~
ifem airs montAs a yesr - "N"'''A TOT
49,. p.a'' A''s ssa sn'assa wosea =, mar,msm ca
mAns ealdes have On sAslr eoa.. A.,
~es ftfs fAss tAey could bans "a lsee w NA '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
can sHoRrAaE. REnrnocAL DEMuRRAoE. Ero

problems
transportation conditions
The industries greatly they
In Tho fai OF CARS.
reciprocal demurrage
a railroad commission.
protect
Of and the interests Of shippers
DnKOyfNG THE WATERWAYS N
Of REDUCE
parts OF the better conditions
have suffered with for lack OF
thinking that
road commission MusT nv PUT on BROADER BASIS.
The commission
decisions. aud that the demand OF tho shippers
commission with all the
been commissions the that have them.
their rights NAY NOT nE WILLING To sUPPOT COMMITS
MON hill.
But that primarily what commission The minds Of
the fully
aud railway regulation ny MEANS or COMMISSION.
that
large 10 the hands Of their commissions.
the President
additional
mission.
The President asking greater powers direction
Tho viii do well
competent aud fearless onca somewhere industries
railroad commission disappointment expect
that will all the complaints and supply with
when
TnE PEorIE MUST from such remedies
demurraEe law aud railroad
the enaemen' OF both laws would change matters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Smiles

Several candidates for U. s. sen
ator are editing Oregon dailIes. tn,
way they fatter the legislature.
Still, II might be worse. over IA
Russia. for example. they are having
seven feet of snow. with a tempera
ture 10 match.
Governor Pardee out OF Office is
an Independent. The people want TO
see more Independents In ofice.
Double-tracklng a railway never
hurt the business OF any line, and Il
Is sometimes even OF considerable
use when trains want to pass one an-
other
So far no one has had the nerve
to introduce bill for another nor
NAL school. Well. that is making
little progress.
It's mp to the people whether Ore
gon shall have another railroad com
mission or not.
IT'S the easiest thing In the world
to get on the police force In 81
Petersburg The bomb-throwers are
making vacancies every day.
lfa bill were Initiated to create
railroad commission. how many votes
would Il receiver
II would be several on Hearst n
Il should turn out that Mcclellan
was elected mayor after all.
Only $4,000 Tor calendarsg Well. /
that's going a few
Ah' lAt' hhah OF Persia LETT 500 /
wives This shows where the late
brigham Young made a mistake In
locating his polygamous state.
Between the fear OF their constlt- |
nenis and Democratic governors |
votoes the Legislature may do fairly |
we'll.
II Is announced from London that /
The shah OF Persia Is dead. but the
news has been kept from the people.
We suppose they loved him so their
,rlef would be inoonsolablc.
Here's a London physician who I
avs let tho children eat candy. It's
'ure TO prevent consumption. Candy /
rust gettlng In les flne work.
What silly stun some writer's are
Iuiity of palminE on as wisdom upon
gullible public, Count Tolstol Is
ioS credited With the statement that
u Christian countries viii become
assals OF japan and other Asiatic
oaasFies. II Is a weil-knovn fact
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
CAPITAL JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAGE.

pressure them. THE CAR BuLDhhS
RECORDs
during 2S57O freight cars ~
early export while 2S6ol wen
INCREASE OVER 1905 in which all for
had
shops
year railways spent s25OOOOoOO for freight
cars.
They spent they could have got the cars
Their rolling stock sSSOOOOOOO
RECORD LOCOMOTIVE BUILDING WAS ALSO BROKEN
with 6.952 engines put intoseryce"
This a that THE RAbROADS HAVE
GET CARS LOCOMOTIVES with which
to live the undreamed material prosperity
There is monopoly building.
monopoly in
then WOULD SUIT THE MONOP
OILY JUST AS WELL HELD OFF TWO YEARS.
tive human
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Several candidates for U. s. SEN
ator are editing Oregon dailIes. the
way they natter the legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

tons, weaknesses and distressing denlf|
mentS, II DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pfesrif
tlon, as Is amply attested By th0ua,e
, OF unsolicited testimonials cOntribntA
grateful pdtients who have been curea
itoi leucorrhea, painful periods, lrrcsns
ltles, prolansuS and other displaoeml.A
liberation OF uterus and kindred ~
uonS, often after many other adHsfs'~
medicines had failed.
Both these wOrld-famed medlcines =
wholly made up from the glyecfk
tracts OF native. medicinal rOOtA -
IN our American forests. The pfoc@
employed ln their manufaetuis
original with DIR Pierce. and thtI
carried on by skilled chemists aud pas
maclsts with the aid OF apparatus
appu9nees specially designed and -
Tor this purpose. Roth medicln~
entirely free IRON alcohol ana All -,
harmful, habitrf0rming drugA
Hst of their ingredients Is prlntod oa =.
oi their wrappers. They are both
OF such native medicinal roots - =
received the strongest endorsemen.
praise Tor their curative virtues
the most prominent writers ON ~
httacd In this country. What - -
their power 10 cure tho several eia
Tor which they are advised m.I
easily learned BY sending your ~
ana address 20 Dr. r. v. Pierce, ha.,
n. ~, Tor a little booklet which ~
complied, containing copious etn,
lrom numerous standard medical
which are consulted as anthofit@
PHYSICIANS OF the several schools q
lice for their guidance In prescr, V.ne
Is SREE TO ALL A postal card ~
MI bring it.
Nou don't have 10 rely solely upes
manufacturers say-so as 70 The ~.
ur, flerre's medicines % cure, h
elher medicines sold through dfets
hou have tina diSiliteTesied tesu-e- =.
a host Of tho leading medical
ana teachers. send Tor THIS
testimony. IL can be relied ~
oe truthful because tf u adN"'
Interested.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets ese
stlpation Constipation Is the 80 n
many diseases. Cure the cause
'ure the disease. One sPelisi - 4
sehte laxative. and two mi1 -
llc. Druggists sell them, and
= lust as good They are the
Ilitle Liver Pills 6rsi put Up r
DF: Pierre over 20 years asa,., = =
inflated, but never eqnaled-
any sngar-c0ased granules-eass
= eAndy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Montreal Has Chinese PolIcem

Montreal Has Chinese Policem.,
Montreal, Canada. Jan. ISL
Johnson, a Chinaman. has ben
sworn in here as a special constabk
He will pay particular attention 10
the Chinese quarter and will carr
revolver and badge. He is famIlr
with all the Chinese gamblers All
the men who run the opium resOrA
so that the chief of police depssil
on him to clean up the Chinese dt
trict.