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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
Welded 3 WEEKS,
SEEKS DIVORCE

n. The mother Of sir children. the
grandmother of thirty seven. and
great grandmother Of three. She
lived In Anaoortea for many years
and vas fayorite with all. The
groom was ~ years old. and a
pioneer OF Skagit county. He open.
I'd the first store In burlington and
was the first hop grower in the
county. The couple had known
each other for about two years and
had been engaged for more than SIX
months The groom was reported
20 possess considerable wealth.
Mrs. Duffy maintains that the es-
IRENE plety 81 the gentleman and
the fact that he Was a deacon In
the Methodist church AZ burlington.
together with the fact that he could
offer the most beautiful prayer she
had ever listened to. had great
deal 10 do with attracting her In
the firnt place.
Mr.. and Mrn. Burton lived To.
Krther but five days. when she con.
fIded IN friends. and plans we're
made for bringing the action for al.
sorcc In the meantime Burton
disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
IS SNOW
BOUND
tBy United press.)

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. is.-The
Rock Island railroad Is snow bound
for Il miles between Alan-Reed aud
Jericho. In Gray county. The rail.
road commission has received tele-
graphic complaints from the snow.
bound passengers. and the matter
was Immediately taken up with Su.
perintendont Robbins of the Rock
Island. who wired the commission
that everything possible was being
done To clear the tracks and that
traffic was being handled as well as
possible under the conditions. Pas.
sengers charged that the train crew
had removed the engine and there
was no way TO heat the cars. The
commission telegraphed the rail.
road officials. ordering them to fur
nish immediate relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
BOYLE WILL CARRY FIGHT
INTO SUPERIOR COURT

The city council last nigh, re
fused to give Neal Boyle. sF.. any
relief from the injustice threatened
him and his candidacy for council
man from the Sixth ward by the ap.
poinfment Of notoTiously partisan
election boards In that ward In vio-
lation Of law.
Mr.. Boyle's petition for relief was
referred 10 the elections aud bound.
aries committee. and Councilman
Gill. chairman of that committee,
informed Mr. Boyle that the council
could do nothing 10 undo the wrong
which has been done In the matter.
This morning Mr.. Boyle took the
matter up with his attorneys with
a view OF going into court to compel
the council to comply with the
terms Of the law which requires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
sr unl,.d pr..n

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is.-one Of
ne most dramatic scenes ever Wit.
Kissed 10 the house occurred today.
saeh Congressman Boutellc. OF ms.
Eas precipilatsa a remarkable
asnnnsiFation b. delivering a
'eseaias ofatioa urging the nomln.
khoa q "Uncle ice Cannon sneak
u o the house. for the presidency
ihis being the 3fth anniversary
n speaker csnnon's first speech
= ne house. Congressman Houtelle
.1ose mis- occasion on which Ia
@ao ins Illinois statesman. In the
maFse Of his remarks. Boutslie re-.
Aiied The fact that when Cannon
made his FIRST speech IN congress
~ one suggested that oats might
y lound In his pocket Then h.
gao'ed from Cannon.a speccb
shieh asked for the free aisfrlbu.
aya Of seeds through the mails
y reply 70 the suggestion about
- ID bis pockets "a years ago
esa1on On that occasion replied
les. ! have oats Ia ms pocket
10 ha5seed in my hair. Western
49, generally are affected that
80. but We expect that the seed
's,ns good. viii yield good crops .
amer bouieile had quoted this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
National Cuardsman, Courmariaed for Citicizng Su-
perOr Officers, Found Guity--ightly Punished b,
Governor Mead.

Major Otto A. Case. Washington
National Guard. recently tried BY
courtmartial ON charge Of criticis
ing hls superior officers. was found
guilty by the trial board. and will
be privately fepFimanded In a per
sonal letter which Will be written
by Adit Gen Hamilton al the order
OF Gov. Albert y. Mead. aho ls the
head OF the National Guard In this
state. .
This information reached this
city today from Olympia and IN not
official However. local National
Guard Officers and Major Case be.
licye that II II authentic SO far
neither Major Case nor his attor.
neya. who appeared at the trial.
have been regularly informed OF the
verdict aud sentence
Mai. Case declined 10 discuss the
outcome OF the case today In ad.
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that the boards shall be bipartisan.
This appeal to the courts is row
being prepared. and. II possible to
procure relief In this manner. relief
will be had.
While the conditions there are n
little more aggravated than I'm
other wards. the election boards in
many other wards are made np Of
machine republican partlsans and
henchmen of much the same char
acter In many instances as those
who two years ago undertook 10
count Mayor Moore out after he had
been elected. and turn over the
election to Honest" John Riplinger,
his republican opponent
In some Instances In precincts
where fraud was committed two
years ago the same men have this
year been appointed on the boards.
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vance OF receiving an official com.
munication from the state capital.
4 have heard in a round.about
way that this IL the decision. he
explained. but know nothing fur
Their than what / have heard from
outside parties"
The charge on which Mai. Case
was tried reyoiyed about an inter-
view published in = local negspa-
per. IN which be was quoted as
eriticislng the delay OF the board
In charge Of the armory commits
sion IN pushing the armory con-
atruction work.
As several Of his superior officers
were on this board. charges we're
preferred and Mai. Case brought be-
fore the courtmartiaL The accused
officer interposed defense that
the arm0ry board WAS a civil body.
and there was no violation Of tho
national guard regulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
EVANS TO
HURRY
Speed Of the Fleet Will
Soon Be Increased.

WASHINGTON. Feb. is-Rear
Admiral Evans, eommanderin-chief
OF the United States Atlantic fleet.
wiz Increase the speed OF the bat.
tleehips 10 more than II knots after
thu fleet leaves Callao. In order Ia
reach Magdalena gay March H..
The 10 days shore leave at Callao
viii not be reduced. n there is any
possible way of avoiding a.
Officials OF the navy department
say that the fleet can make
from II 10 II knots without diff.
Guilty. and have coal 10 spare. Ar.
engagements are under way 10 send
special naval inspectors 10 witness
the target practice In Magdaiena
hay. The time which the fleet viii
remain there has not been definite
~ settled
The fleet win arrive in Callao
February 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE
Present mayor. ex.iudKe. os.atate
senator. and lawyer As Judge and
state senator hts record was en-
oellent. he. though democrat
among n majority OF republicans.
supporting King eounty's Interests
20 the isss In the Preston senator
ial fight when the majority Of The
King county delegation treacher
ousiy deserted Mr.. Preston. As
mayer he has given the most 81.
feetive. clean government admin.
ls,ra,ioa yet sssn in the city. Ills
official acts. though In some par.
ticulafs supposed not 10 cor
respond with his private beliefs.
have generally tended towards
rcspeet for Law. honesty and II.
ficiefty in administration. and Tor
the better type Of citizenship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
Uncle Joe Cannons Ihirty-Fouth Anniversary Of
First Speech Calls Forth Remarkable Demon
staton

part Of the old speech. the scene
that touched the heart Of the rus.
sd old legislator from Illinois fol.
lowed Cheers rang from every
part Of The hail. and the applause
lasted several minufea
When the cheering subsidized. Con.
gresham iloutclle. stili standing.
shouted.
And the oats he auwsd "a years
ago weren't aid oats. They have
yielded generous returns. Three
times has Uneic Joe. been elected
speaker Of the house ~ representa-
lives. and how gladly within the
next few months win the farmers
and other workers Of the country
join with his district In comforting
upon him the nations greatest
honor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
MAJOR CASE 70 RECEIVE
a PRIVATE REPREMAND
SEATTLE JAPANESE
To RECEIVE FLEET

Local Japanese business men are
making arrangements for a feeep'
ton 10 be given when the American
fleet arrives AZ Seattle The Japan
eae are planning the reception to
show thar interest In the welfare
OF the ships aud men In making the
trip. and also 10 show the friendly
relation existing between Japan and
Americn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
WHITE GIRL To
WE'D A JAP
osy United Prsss.)

VANCOUVER. Wash, Feb. Is
After vaiuly trying TO secure a mar.
riage license In Portland. Kintau
Tanaka. a Japanese of about %
yesrs. aud Anna Bergman. aged rs
we're granted the coveted document
here. and Immediately left In search
Of minister Miss bergman stat.
ed that her home was in San Jose,
Cal. aud that she had been in love
with Tanaka for many months,
sheriff Sapington questioned the
Japanese thoroughly. but could find
no reason why the license should
not be granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
Marriage Of Sepiuagena
rians Proves a Most
Unhappy Affair.

ASAcoRTEa. Wash. Feb. is
The sequel 70 the marriage 81 Dan.
iei burton 60 Grandma Duffy
both AGED pioneers of this county.
MAS made public today with the
fling Of Mrs iturfon's complaint In
divorce proceedings The couple
were married leas than three weeks
ago. Today IL IL alleged that the
groom Is q fugitive and bis wealth
myth. while the complaint for
divorce alleges hia conduct and
practices TO be monstrouA
Mr. and Mrs. Burton were mar
Fied In this city January - last by
Rev. II. r. Mitehelmore. The bride
was Mrs rhylomelia Duffy. aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
PoURE0HOTLEA0
INTO a KICKER

Gaossman and the two became Ia.
solsed In quarrel Il - said that
GFussman struck Taylor several
tifses before tnc~Tatter drew u r.
Yoiyer.
slx shots we're fired by the en-.
raKed CO.'S. two taking effect in
GrusauanS body. twe In the arm
and two in the leg lie was taken
70 81 Lakes hospital. where he
died three minutes later.
Mounted PatToiman Archer ar.
rested Taylor and he uas booked a.
the Mission station On a charge Of
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
FIRE IN
AIR
New York Skyscraper Has
a Blaze on fortieth
Floor.

ny 0rfteg FFeeh
NEW YORK. Feb. Is.-The high.
eat fire in any building In the world
occurred on the fostieth floor Of the
new Singer building. Just after the
worknen there quit for the day yea
terday.
Although Il was an unimportant
fire and was put out a few minutes
after Il had started. IL was a 1ight
to see while IL lasted. aud caused
many persons % conclude that the
long looked for high fire test In
New York had come at last A pc.
iiccman turned In an alarm Of fire.
bringing two engines. n truck aud
a water tower 10 the scene. hut
the fire Was all out before they
came Chief Engineer Buxton Of
the building and two elevator men
extinguished Il with three chemical
extingulshers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
SCOTT CALHOUN. RspselIean-

SCOTT CALHOUN. Republican
Aso Is Native Of this state. present
corporation counsel. formerly news
paper reporter. then assistant sccfe
tary California code commission.
and later Law practitioner and a..
sissaat corporation counsel In the
office Of Hon. Mitchell Gillian
declares himself In favor ~ FORE.
Ina public utility corporations 10
live up "a their franchises and obcy
the laws. and declares himself In
favor u enforcing the closed town
policT insofar aa the same touches
The jurisdiction q his office Tire
administration Of his cfsice has been
esfieient. bot has beer criticised on
certain rssrade matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
ACT MAY
BE DESALLOWE0

both Japanese. following their re-
lease from custody. which would
be the result Of the Immediate dis
allowance OF the act
Under the Natal act the province
takes the power 90 imprison or fino
immigrants from japan or China
who land after refusing 10 pass tho
educational test presented in tho
act. As the act Is clearly ultra
wires, the courts can at once grant
the release Of any immigrant whom
the province attempts 20 penalise.
and recourse for damages for iile-
gal arrest may be had against the
province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

NEAH BAY. Feb. is.--At day-
break this morning the revenue cut
Ter Thetis left for Port Townsend.
having on board the three suryiy-
ors of the Emily Reed which was
wrecked off the Oregon coast last
Friday morning The body Of the
cook. who died in the open boat.
was taken 10 Port Angeles for
burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
why DON'T YOU
WRITE, SAMUEL?

Mrs. Andrew Somervilie. Of
brooklyn. Ont, wants the police to
find her son. Samuel George SOM
erville, who. she declares has been
In Seattle within the past six years.
Somerville Is 81 years old. and q
machinist
Somerville has not written his
mother. she says. In - years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
SENATOR ALLEN AND WILLIAM cnAppsLL

am thoroughly confident that unless John F. Miller
seea mayor the restricted district will be removed
No years longer said State Senator z. L. Allen
''sI meeting at Hlmau city night prepared
49, k'eac very confidently that II Mayor elected
san mat district viii remain where It Is"
49, ~ account Of his relations with William Chapuel the
owner 81 property In the present restricted district
Aliens structures location looked
on by close aoquantanccs Of the wifa mild
oi amused tolerance.
M ABOUT two ago. whom daily newspaper
hs The present tenderon location In the interests Of
sIseM who own property further south Allen. In
IN interest," Of William Cbappel chief Of property In
present tenderon district into negotiations for the
purchase Of the Seattle Daily News to
pueeths Mr. Chappells interests The negotiations
W Tar as 10 options certain interests In that
81 g1 when they about to be perfected Mr. Chap
soIeN his approval Of the plan the ground that bis
pfopretorHhip ownership 81 newspaper. which
n.. oh become known. would be OF little him In the
''seuon Of his peculiar property interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
INSANE
Tacoma Man Goes Crazy
and Throws His Clothes
Away.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Feb. rs.
--Schumann Johnston an accom-
plished yiolinist. with class of
students here. and a home In Ia.
coma. Wash. went suddenly insane
while on q visit At Santa Yuez lie
ran full speed down the road 20
Lex Olivias. discarding his cloth.
ing. aud was finally lags0ed by a
couple Of yanqueros and shut mp In
the town ealabooHe Later John.
ston kicked the prison door down
and took to the hills. where he was
again captured by men on horse
back and brought back to this city
for examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

JOHN =. MlLlER-AFe 10
Lawyer former Justice Of the
peace. furmer prosecuting attorney
and al present chief deputy PROSE
cutting attorney, Possesses admin
istratiye qualities essential % the
office he seeks. was n law partner
Of Mayor tlumes during the Humea
administration. aud was manager
Of the last Iiumea mayoraity cam
palgn Ia 1909. 40 chairman Of che
republican city central committee
During the flnmea administration
and during hin partnership Sith
Mr. iiumess an shown by the rec.
etds. was attorney for and appear
ed IN court FOR certain gambling
and siot.maehlne interests. lie IA
a man Of clean private life ard up
right IN ME private dealings. he
pledges himself ts a business adj.
minlntratIon. the closed town policy
and enforcement Of iaN. but his 20.
lislcal promises should be consider.
ed In connection with his pas,
record.
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fsy United Press

VICTORIA. u. G.. Feb fs.--The
new phase given 20 the Natal act
and treaty conflict by the arrest
and imprisonment at New West.
minister Of the two inslatent Jap.
anese from Portland is generally
discussed here today.
Should the natal act be fmme.
dlately disallowed upon IT. expect.
cd arrival At Ottawa today. which
is the day the case comes before
the magistrate 1t New Nestmin.
ster. IL Is expected here that the
situation will BE- further compii.
Gated By a claim for indemnity by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
0,,k Money From the Home Of George Engler, Who
Gave Him a Home After His Father Was Drowned
Last Fall in Rolling Bay.

sim took his meals In the EnEler
home.
Last Saturday EnRler took the
boy down town and bought him an
entire outfit OF new eiothea.
During Saturday Engicr had col
iectcd dues 90 the amount Of $50
from members of the Nowshoyn
union Saturday night he hid this
money IN his house in the presence
Of the boy. never anhpecting his
honesty for a moment
Taxes Money and watch.
Yesterday noon young Crosby
came home az noon for hin lunch
Mfs. Enkler had gone down town
and no one was in the house cnas
b. changed his clothes. putting on
the new outfit. and has not been
seen since. A search for the
nleuey and watch revealed the fact
that both wcfo gone. The entire
amount Vas IN silver and was IN 4
hahy'a stocking
Engicr has furnished the police
With description 81 the boy and
an effort viii be- made 10 capture
him
Investigation mpae b. EnElcr
since taking tho bog revealed the
fact that his father waa an ex.con.
wet. having been released from the
Illinois penitcntiary az Joliet
through the insefceNHlnn OF friends
lie was serving an lndetcrmlnate
sentence Of from one 10 twenty
years FOR highway robbery. cfon
b. whose feai name MAS I'd Nc.
Mann. came west aud was aupar.
entity living an honest life
Engier kept these facts from the
boy. and L Is rot thought that any
know lcdEe Of paternal crime led
to bis betrayal OF the trust Of his
henefactor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS
Native Daughters Of California viii
be the only women 10 take part
in the big parade in honor OF
Admiral Evans and the men Of the
battieshlp fleet when they land here
next May
And a. the same time the
Native Sons will be the only non.
military organization Of men al
lowed In the procession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
SURVIVORS RAVE
IN 0ELIRIUM

The three survivors. First Mate
Fred Zube. Seaman Ewald Arid
stedt aud Seaman Arthur Jahuuke.
are stiii In bad condition. but will
recover from their terrible trip In
the iiieboat up the coast a distance
Of over goo mica. Last might all
three sank into stnpor. and At In
tervais broke into delirious rawlings
over the horrors of their three.day
trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
QUAIL IS
DEAR

One quail. $3.50.
Joe Mareno. a Georgetown youth.
paid the bill In Justice Carrollis
court yesterday for the quail that
he shot out OF season.
The hoy pleaded guilty aud
Justice Carroll imposed the mini.
mum fine. which was s25 aud
costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
STUDENTS idea
OF A JOKE

Expecting a heap OF fun out of
his act some freshman turned In a
fire alarm at the university late
Sunday night and precipltated a
panic among the students.
In less than u quarter Of an hour
students had tumbled out Of bed
and rushed to the campus. only 20
find that the hurry-up call was a
hoax.
In responding to the fire call. II.
Allen. one OF the students. sprain-
ed his ankle, and as result Is
forced to use a cane In walking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
MUST Be POLITE
TO THE LADIES

For rudely addressing a woman
at Fremont. former Patrolman APP
plequist, discharged by Chief Wap-
penstein, is to lose his job per-
maneutly.
The civil service commission
yesterday upheld the chief in his
action in dismissing Applequist,
who had appealed from the de-
cision.
Alexander Dick and Chester l..
Lynch. applicants for positions as
line foremen. have been passed and
are now In the service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

nehhea BY the boy whom he had
..'Sssnacd Geofse Englef, secre-
- - Inc Newxboys union, aud
- elrculator OF The star TO
49, - I wcndsrlng II gratitude exists
: ~ makeup q the human race.
81 cr,shy. aeed "a. an orphan
- rneler took into his home
- November and has provided
- since then In much better sty 70
.s.a aid the boys father IN life, =
..'ssssx Wlth him disappeared $50
-ss<A rnslef hid In his heuse, 1850
~see.an 81. saturday alEht 81
-. .sss le q hank Il yesterday after.
-. =, -, Ard Englets sold watch.
~ money vas part Of The funds
:, ~ Newsboys union,
81 crosby. the missing boy was
- IN 81 Edward X. Crosby lung-
= wha was drowned tn
ssll.ar Ray. nalabridse island.
Nav / last The boy was found on
v.g IS krspink 4 lone vigil over
III uude bods 81 his father. which
- hssn cast up on the beach b.
n waves.
Sympathy Touched.
rhe story Of the boys alieged Dc.
xassan wlaeiy Published Al the
tine worked upon the sympathy Of
E.xssr. xho made inquiries. Find
- tAat the boz had no hose. Eng
= took him into his own home
Id has slncs sought 10 be = father
% hin
yoans Crosby Was Eisen q com
n,<.s oatfit o. neS clothes and On.
pllea il the South schooi Think.
.nx H. by would BE- with him for
saln4 Years. Eakisr built a neat
tkrexmom cDtta<e for him 20 oc
ragy. Al cost Of $3.50 After spend
iax ST for faFnlluFe. EnElef turned
H. cottage over 20 the boy. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
A Ii Y <
Entombed Miners Are Re.
scured-.- One Killed
Under Debris.
tey United press.)

wnLIAMspoRT. Pa. Feb IS
The IS men who we're cntombed
in the Midyaliey coal mine. near
Mount Carmel. yesterday hy the
bursting of a reservoir. have been
rescued. shortly before midnight
they we're taken from the mine
alive BY rescue parties. One man
was Killed under debris. while the
living miners we're found standing
in mud up TO their hips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
PARRICIDE INHERITS
A $4,000 ESTATE

LEXINGTON. ky.. Feb lS--An
indictment was found yesterday
against Beach Hargis. charging him
with the willml murder OF hts father.
Judge James iIargis. lIafEis viii
plead self defense. lie inherits $50.
600 from his fathers estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
CARPENTER WANTED.

Albert Fry. a carpenter is want.
ed Ina Denver To assist in winding
up an estate According TO a letter
to Chief Wappcnstein today, he was
at the Detroit hotel seven or eight
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
WANTS FATHER.

Mile Mattison, 2l5 Second St s.
Great Falls. Mont. has asked the
police 20 find the Seattle address
of her father, w l.. Jennings. She
SAYS she has not heard from him
for four years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
ESCAPE DEATH
10y United Press.)

(By United Press.)
nELL1NGHAM. Feb. iS.--Mr. and
Mrs. Ashman. who we're reported
drowned last week IN an open boat
in the Euclataw rapids Off Van
couyer island. are safe. They were
subsequently found ON a small
island In the rapids Their Column
hia river fishing boat ran ashore on
the island and they were forced 20
remain there two DAYS before re
lief party arrived News of their
rescue was brought to Vancouver
by the steamshin Caasalr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

san FRANCISCO. Feb. is-A
irxial quarrel over the proper con.
sist<n<g Of ssxs resulted IN the
z<4sA II Jaenh GroS&urAu. foreman
q ~ Caliag camp At the Croker
esi1s< b Mission Fuad. after being
si11 ~ he earap cook. Larry Tay.
br. sf s:1o o'eioek this morning
Gso=smau had complained that
~ ezxs were not cooked
% suit him. lie registered a com.
paint vita superintendent Dodge
Il h camp. Dodge spoke 20 Tay.
loF. and Taylor Immediately sought