The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
4 NATE IS FOUND FOR
THE HOLD-UP STORY
Smart Individual Gets Called Down
and the Morning Yellow Lies
and Cries, and Cries and

III IL VIII be remembered that one o.
the memorable events that has trans
pired in this city In recent years wa.
the thrilling hold-up OF one of thu
Yellow Kids one dark night wher
The Sentinel of the day before hat
been reproduced and might" news
was running exceedingly low. THAI
event and its thrilling description In
the Morning Yellow stood without
an equal until this morning wher
the Saffron-Hued Infants sprung an.
other mighty story of a cruel and
dark deed upon the breakfast Table
Readers" Following their Latura
policy, the Yellow Babies utterly dis
regarded the truth (the truth is al
ways a secondary matter with them)
in smearing the horrible tale upon
the face of the Morning Yellow.
The whole affair hinges on j. E
Morehead or Mucklehead, a rep
resentative of the Yellow. visiting
the city council. and before the reg
ular session opened stuck his pro-
bosis into a private consultation; was
politely asked not to intrude; re-
fused. and was then told to take a
seat or leave-and he left.
1t is generally known that the
Yellow Kids. in SO far as city affairs
are concerned, are going around,
each with a big chip on his shoulder.
and IL some city official will Just
look at him he will knock the chip
off himself and then set up howl.
This was the case last night.
"The city council elects reporter
of the Daily News. Aldermen tell
him to get out or be kicked out as
the fixing OF the tax levy is private
matter" These headlines in the
Morning Yellow form dirty and un-
warranted falsehood, and the article
over which these headlines appeared
was a mere tissue of misstatements.
The Yellow's representative was
not elected from the council room.
He was not present when the council
was in session.
The facts concerning the incident
are as follows: Before the council
opened Mayor Wentworth and a num-
ber of the aldermen were around the
mayors desk informally discussing
not been opened. In comes the yell
lows man, and going up to the may
or's desk rudely elbowed his way
among the officials and leaned over
the desk. His action was surprising
to say the least. One of the alder
men asked him II he was interested
in the conversation. He said he was.
He was then told to take a seat and
the council session would soon open.
He leeringly refused. He pushed an
other alderman aside. and then one
of the aldermen told him to take a
seat or he would be forcibly put back
from the desk. Morehead then
turned around and left the building.
His chip had been looked at. He
rushes over to the smaller Yellow Kid
and the typewriter began to grind,
and the sad story was told.
No newspaper man has ever been
discourteously treated III the council
chamber as long as he acted decent
| ly.
The statement that consultation
was held by the aldermen and the
lraportar ar-ardorad- To -laaua- -tha-rear,a
is lie. The statement that City At
torney Rozelle was consulted and he
advised Morehead's election is a lie.
DO you deny me the right to take
cognizaLce of your proceedings?" was
not asked by Morehead. but the ques-
ton originated In the little Yellow's
brain and 1t sounded nice for the
story.
The statement that the aldermen
last might in council discussed a
raise of aldermanic salaries is as
false as It could be.
The story Is simply another evil
dence of the unreliability and prin-
ciple-lacking policy that character
ICES the Morning Yellow.