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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
GRAND OPENING Electric Park Cnsine Monday Ni&hf.
slis. Irene Myers and Her saperb Stock
 Comnmnv

BIisn Irene Myers and Her saperb Stock
 Company.
 That charming little actress Miss Irene Myers. who will make her Initial bow and bid for Southern favors (this being her first season in the South) is adding fresh iaureis to Fer already weli-laden crown, by her splendid por- trayal of the many characters she as sumes in her hish-ctass repertoire of plays.
 Miss Myers who Is little lady of much culture and refinement. and all though but young in years. is a pro- found student, and spends much time in the perfectinE of her dramatic work, and Is now one of the best little ac- tresses before the public.
 Unlike most child actresses whose attractions have ceased with their bud ding Into womanhood, Miss Myers has advanced in her art until she now stands among the foremost rank of nc- knowledged actresses of ability. her acting betrays not only conscientious work but a rare intelligence in the in terpretations of the many difficult characters she essays. which is always delight to the audiences who witness her performances.
 Mss Myers Is supported hy an unu- sually strong company, and her list of plays includes many New York auc- cesses.
 There have heen many light pieces that have no reason for existence. and they have after the tirst few perform ances played to empty benches. but when an entertainment is offered with a capable supporting company. that teema with novelties is radiant with q talented and pretty little star, and sends one home with a delightful 5unn- A4 az4s aF. ssf.. f~~ Ia ears. the people win go Co see It. and such is the character of plays that the Irene Myers Company presents for the approval of the Southern Theatre-g going public.
 The personal guarantee of Manager Will H Myers, under whose direction each succeeding season of that mag nettc young actress, Miss Irene Myers becomes more successful than the last. 1a sufAcient to guarantee to theatre-go- CTS ali that Is best in popular priced attractions.
 Not content with having at the head Of the Irene Myers Stock Company one nf the brightest and most versatile young stars on the dramatic stage, Manager Myers has always detegmined that the supporting company &nd all incidental effects, shall be strictly high : class and worthy of the gifted young leading woman.
 No expense has been spared to make this stock company one of the best now on tour. The plays. some Of which have been presented at much higher prices, previously to Manager Myers securing them. are all of intense interest, and unusual in plot. There is an origirai- jty about them which. coupled with Miss Myers's refreshing and charming work, make their presentation a de- 1iGhtful change from the usual hash ed-over" productions of tf1e average repertoire company.
 Altogether Manager Myers has an or- gnnization of which he may well be proud and which enthusiastic audiences every where unreservedly acclaim sthe best on tour'' and a week of spiendIdly acted plays such as are seldom seen at popular prices, ls assured. The opening play. Anita. the Singing Girl.S with vaudeville between acts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
WILL MEET IN SEI. MA
EPwORTH LEAGUE OF ALABAMA
 TO CONVENE.
Many Delegates Are Expected and Dis- tingmishea Speakers Are on PrO- xram-Neyvs of the Central
 City
Advertiser Bureau.

T Selma, May 30.
 The Alabama Conference of the Ep- worth League will assemble in this city June 3. 3. { and 5, and large num- Der of delegates from over the State Is expected.
 The exercises win open Tuesday at 8 ?. m. and the principal speaker will be pr. Thomas VI. owen. who will speak on "One Hundred Years of Methodiam in Alabama"
 Miss Mamie Head of Montgomery will conduct the quiet hour services We'd nesday morning and at o'clock Dr. . A.J Lamar of Nashville will speak.
 Wednesday afternoon a trip to the .Sunmeffeld orphanage win be taken by the delegates and the closing exer- scises of the school win be attended at night.
 E P. Peabody of Waycross. Ga. Rev. M E. Lasenby of Havana. Cuba, As- sIstant Secretary F. s Parker of the National Epworth League, and Rev. !. B Cumming of Prattville. will be among the speakers Thursday and F'ri- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
AMUSEMENT TS

2 manner as 10 secure the toual ef- teets of great synpl,ony orchestra. Y hae in fact been said by wefi-known muIcai critics thar hiy organization ts Ike nothing so much as the pIaying of big symphony orchestra of two hundred players. Tnneef tastes lead him to the playing of tie higher musical works. and tnese ne plays con afnore. but he never permlts this preference to interfere with the giving of a fair share of the so-called Doupiar music as q part Of each of his programs. His engagement here win doubtless give an opportunity to our local musicians to study the methods of this famous nut sician, who has done. mitch for the ad- vancement of musical art In America, and as he is to hays with him. in addi- ton 10 the full strength of his sixty two players, some opera singers from the New York Metropolitan Opera House and Hammerstein forces. the oc- casion 10 sure to be full of interest 70 the musician and non musical alike.
 For Hfre
 No better fufnouts in the city than ours. Our livery horses are all alive, yet a woman can drive them. Try us. Exchange Livery stable,22s Lee Street. Phone zlS adv--7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
The Incl orchestra.

In securing Innes for the coming Midsummer Festival on June 15-16, the Commercial Club has not only assured the success of the celebration itself but 1t brings to us, in Innes, one of the most remarkable artists in the musical life of America. It is frequently said of him that the best schooling a must clan can have is a season with the Innes Orchestral Band.
 Innes is strict disciplinarian and dril1-master. and although he and his musicians are the best of friends. he bad a standard that each man must live up to if he hopes to retain his position in, the organization. Musicians Joining the Innes Band. after having played as members of other organiza- tions. have been amazed at the class and character of the programs given by the great director They have been confronted bv musical compositions which are not even attempted by some of the symphony orchestras. Innes at once inspires his musicians with confi- denee. He conducts invariably without a score. and as he goes through one difficult number after another without so much as a note to guide his memory, his men cannot help but feel his au- thority and be inspired by his scholarly musical knowledge.
 Innes has blended his band In such
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Atl.lnn eeta oat Petltsena

} Mayor Atkins has had printed and placed In prominent localities over the city petitions headed as follows:
 We, the undersigned citizens and Democratic voters of Selma. believing 1t to be to the best Interests of all con- .cerned, that the minor officers of the city shall be voted for at a primary election, as an instruction to the Cify Council, do hereby petition you to call a primary election for this purpose at an early date aa pessible."
 : The petitions win be numerously signcd and 1t Is likely that the Commit tee will call a primary sometime In June or the early part of July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Nrw oHr.EANs COTTON.

Maw orieans. May s0.--kpot cotton was 1Eaady with prices unrhanged MiddltnS 4sp kp arrive.
 Fufures apened steady. one point above to five points below the close yesterday. which war ln conformity with tho situation af 1frerpool. Little &etivity was shoWn in the lacaf future market during the half day sA1. cn account Of Decoration Day had it's effect 5F the contracting of business here and the lnrfen served as a sinnilaF factor. pe- fsod of dullneSs ensued soon after tho upeuing and q slight recession in vAiuaa wan brought about At the close which was Qnt- q. the active months were one 10 five points below the close o1 yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
InMnnN ernrKa.

Lon6on. May 30.--The London stock mar Nat quofaAions were as follows: ccnsols for money s... sS
 do. for account Ssh Atcntaon s.ss ssss ss.ss. SEA
 do pfd. .. ...... ...s ace s..... 9a Illinois Central ssss.. l1A IouiaviIle Nashville .s.s s... ..... .1o9 8onfhcrn Railway .s-s ss.s ss.s- IVA Bar TT siIver liver steady. q 7-lsd per ounce. Money 1@lA per cent
 Discount for short and three months bills 4%WfN per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
nrExTCAN RATLWAY BONDS

New York, May 30.--An isg1e of VIZ, ID0,- eco in 4h per cent sinking fund bonds of 4he National Railways of Mexico is an- nSunced The bonds will run for fifty years. formed in the re-adiustment and union of the National Railway of Mexico and the HaN4can National Company. It is limited and controlled through stock owusrshfp by the Mexican government. The bonds are a fiFnE lien on all the securities deposited un- dor the plan of re-adjustment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

canaiss XXX soda sko; xxx ginger 1.ss .ssssrdinss -Amsriesa mustard ss.7s; A-oIl Hiiisass-Dsy Hints s@sc; dry nAatsd sore: green hides y0se; green saited Co.
 Rgeasnx~-1Gc.
 wool Clear lsc: bury s0iic; washed .sH \ NHssssit--sssndard sst DOC: watsfsfound sse: Pearl sic.
 Fruit and Prodpcs--Fancy lemons seos per box &3.75; Irish potatoes per bushei 9f 10 onionn. yellow globes ei.7b bu.; fan ey H. P Peanuts ehc Ib.: choice Fioriaa. oranges, assorted sizes ss 30; Florida Pine- apples 60. .3s; new potatoea .6e bbL
 Tomatoes s7s1s; Snap Beans stand s1s cueumbsFa e1.5o.
 Cheese--Full cream. daistes lse; singles 1SKc; ID. cuts square lie.
 Cirits--Per bbl ss. TEs per sack 6. SC.
 Grain and Hay-Bran q 50; shorts s1 .ses timothy hay t2f .oo: Johnson grass socs Al faIfa St. 2S corn eec.
 Prime Cotton Seed Meal e16 .o0i aAGkeo cotton seed hulls S11 ton.
 Molasscs-Geor9ta cane. bbl soc galions cases gallons s3.Se per case; naple aErap Log Cabin Brand. gaiions 994f .galiona s7 Bo; quarts ff- 2B per doz.
 Chickens--Hens 3b 4oe; flyers sk %ocs broilsrs see: ducks zse: tuxikeys lie.
 aesE--zEeauiated sNc; E. Y. c sake.
 ccansrT nsstsr--lss per ib; Jersey but Bsssiipx-Nsw juts 50 or 30 yd. pieces slA ID. fMef.a ID. shc: second hand susar
 Tiss-.Nsu Arrow sf.iS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
T'he Caalmo Attraetlona

Even with a winning baseball team, Montgomery cannot weil be entertain- ed without Electric Park Casino and the coming of Irene Myers. dainty actress. with q company of noteworthy strength isicheerlng news to the mem bers of the stay-at-hone club who, without the Casino would be put to It for diversion on hot summer nights.
 Miss Myers Is not only a naturally talented actress. but a polished one. and her studies it her particularly for rep- ertolre work In which she displays great capacity. She will put on some excellent plays during her engagement at the Casino.
 She brings with her cast of strong players and their stay is expected to make the Casino popular from the start.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
WOOD PuIP.

WashinEtou. May 3o-There was mark ed ipcreaHe last year in the importation of popular wood for pulp, says report made public today by the census bureau on the consumption of pulp wood and the manufac- ture of pulp. Some figures on the sub5ect today says that many of the figures bring out Interesting facts which show the rapid growth of the paper making RAd allied in- dustriea during the last decaee. There United States in the manufscture of paper pulp last year, jus twice as much as was used In 1899. More than two and one-had million tons of pulp were produced. The in is0T than in the. previous year. Of the total consumption of pulp wood, spruce used made 6S per cent. or 2,70a,000 cords. Hem lock next, 1i per cent or 1000 cndrs. remainder consisted of relatively smaai amounts of pine, balsam and other woods. Figures show thae amount Of thig valuable pulp wood brought Into tbis country was in 1907 as fn 1898. In 1897. the importaafons were larger than ever before. being 25 per. cent. greater than In 1906. The spruce im- ports last year amounted to more than one pulp. Only a alishtly greater amount of do- raeatic spruce was used than in 1906.
 The increased price of spruce has turned the attention of paper rnanuIscsnrsrs .,.,. 70 of hemIock were used by the Wisconsin pulp miiis and the report shows that that state now ranlz6 thisd in pulp producttons New York and Maine ranking first and second long time in the manufacture of high grade paper, but the supply of this wood is limts~ cd and the consumption of it has not in-
 wood pulp is usually made by one of two general processes, mechanical or chemical both of which are described In the report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Chnnre of sehe.iIuTe

There VIII be slight change of train schedHIes on the Southern Monday when the train from Meridian will ar rive at e:46 instead of I0:l0 as at pres- ent. and will depart Cor Rome at 9:55 Instead of I0.20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Nearly a score of American religious. charitable and educational corporations are work Ing in Turkey with S6,o0O'0oO invested In property and spending over t5OO,0O0 annually for the mainfenance of the operations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
AIajestlc Theatre.

Majestic Theatre.
 For the second week of their summer run in this city, The Majestic Stock Company, headed by Mfr. Herbert Brenon. will produce the great success. rThe Christian" This play Is too welI-known to need comment hore: suf- lice to say, that it has never before appeared in Montgomery at popular prices. and is considered to be one of the greatest successes of recent years
 "The Private Secretary" which was, the first play to be produced by this sclever little company, made an instan- taneous hit. and the Majestic Stock Company. in It's entirety, was estab- ltshed immediately as a popular or ganization, crowded houses being the rule all the week.
 Tho Christian has been we'll cast by Mr. Brenon. Miss Margaret Neville playing GIory Quayie. and Mr. William Conklin playing Lord Robert Ore. John storm will be handled ably by MT. Brenon. who has played the part several times before. and Clarence Oli- yer has been given the delightful char acter of Horatio Dranke. The remain der of the company all have good parts Elizabeth de Witt. Mrs. Callender: Frederic Herzog, Father Lamplugh; {; Ernest Evers. Brother Paul; Lucy Blake Polly Love; Richard Vernon, NtAN-~A11AA Downing will have the unique part of "MeE" from the Bowery slums. SeV- eral new members are joining the com pany this week. among them Miss Ag- neg Lee, who will appear as Betty. one of the music hall girls; Miss Boorman. as Nettie. and Mfr. W. H. Edwards as Lord Storm.
 Matinees will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays only in future, and the first reception matinee Is on Wednesday next, at which per- formance all the ladies and children will be invited on the stage to meet the ladies of the Majestic Stock Com pany. while ice cream and cake is served to all.
 Amateur night will he on Friday as usual, when a great list of celebrities Is billed to appear.
 Special notice is called to the fact that the matinees throu shout the sum- mer will commence at S:so p, m. sharp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
vxvwup00r. fsRATN AqARKEr

LllFerpooI. May 3o.--JIosIng Wneati spot 1rm. No 1 red western winter Is Cd; No. 1 California Ts ehd. Futures closed steady. May nominal; July 7s 6hd; September 7s 2Mds December Is Sd.
 Corn spot firm; new American kiln dried & lid; old American mixed bs 11hd- Fu- fnres closed dull; May nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

For today we have yaniIIas Burnt Ale mOnd. Peach, Chocolate and Clam paign Ice Cream nnd Orange and Peneh sherbet. Randy Kftehens Phone 6S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
KANsAe CITY LTVE aT0CK.
gT. rOUEg LIVE STOCK.

sf. Iouis May 30.-Caftfe receipts Be0; Including 4s8 Texans; steady to strong: ..esss. nssE ssssss s:,o ,..a.r. ..ss.sS gH.1s Cows and heifefs .... .... f.76 6 A.3S
 Hogs. rsceipss A.o00; shade lower: &iEa ana lights S.60 Q 6-b0 bsssssr. ssssss and Sss. assyy.: s.sS ss.GS s s.ss
 No sheep market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
agnrrannrrRY CuRRENr QuorATToNs.

Ihaa4 Dffoe1 0Eo at WhoIa1AI8 and not 70
 consumars;
 stsrch-corn s@IOe; standard goods. Pearl 4Mo; Rless lump $he; nickel goods ga. ee.
 Lard--x.sae exc; compound sAs: basis 9tArcas. SIS ole: broken AH @Bc; Japan SIS 0B&c. salt-Iavsrpool s1.16; Virginia soc; Lou. ssiana soc.
 vlnagar-Psr gallon 1s02sc.
 Csnffee---areen common 8M @10c: prime sx 910c; choice 11912ei fancy 1sGf4he.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
rREE CREAm AND. ICEs.

Special demonsfratfsn of the Sanitary Crystal Glass Ice Cream Freezers. Freezes Cream and 1ees without labor or motion. CrOekery Department, Afon-
 MONTGAMrRY FAIR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
TfvERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool May S0.-Ciosing: cotton spot ant prices six points lower; Anasrican mid tilnK falr ...s s... ss-s .... .s- " Kidding .eAs.-e <S Low middling ..-. s.-. .ss-. z. ok f$roN ordinary s.-- ~.. 13V 44rN1N8xY D |. lS
 Tna sales of the day were 3.09o bnlen of which 24oe were American and included 800 Tor apecuiation and export. Receipts fs.00o h4lees no American.
 EQEnres opened quiet and steady and clos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
AEeetinR of Card ciiuls .

Mrs. Edward Graham delightfully entertained the members of tho Friday Card Club and a few other friends yes terday afternoon at her home on Mabry Street The games of euchre were played at four tables and the prize. a pretty piece of Indian. pottery. was won by Miss Ethel Fsowlkes, During the games refreshlng grape juice was served and later ices and cakes were enjoyed. The substitutes were Mes- danes ". c Asee. Percy Rankin Rob- ert Walker, Portls Welch. J. C. Long, w. T. Atkins. JF.. R. P. L. Mel and Miss Adamson of Rome. Ga. Miss T.oufse Wilkins kept the score
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Mra. NIeI ..Atertalna.

The members of the Friday Bridge Club were charmingly entertained by Mrs R. E. l.. Mel at her cosy home on ParlSman Street. when her visitor, Miss Adamson, oe Rene, Ga, was the guest of honor. After the ganass delicious luncheon was enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

NEW IRISH POTATOES. The cream Of the crop M9neay sDe- efai, SBe. BROCK GROCERY co, THE PURE FOOD STORIES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Among the social affairs booked for the coming week is the reception on Tuesday evening given by Mir. and Mrs R. P. L. Mel complimentary to their guest. Miss Mary Adamaon. of Rome, Ga. and the wedding of Miss Bertha Slater and MT Bond. which will occur Monday evening at St Paul's Episcopal Church. Many out -of- town guests are expected to attend the latter function, among whom are Mrs. c. Fl Humphreys of Birmingham. Judge Vert and Mrs. Vert of Decatur. Mir. and Mrs. stahl-
 man and little daughter Frances of Nashville, M. and Mrs. Bond. MT. Hen ry Bond. MT. O. K. Wilcox and Sena- tor Foust of Chattanooga, Mrs. R. b. Burnett of .Birmingham. Mrs Carter West of uniontown. and Miss Edith Bradley of Atlanta. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mrs. John creagh will be hostess on Tuesday. morning for the members. Of the Friday Card Club. and on Thurs day morning they win be entertained by Miss Anna Ms-'- N'iBose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Miss Georgie Wade will leave today for Hendersonville, N. C.. where she win spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Ben Bibb of Meridian. is here for day or so with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Miss Ella. Mae Moore left today for. Annapolis. Md. to attend commence ment at the Naval Academy Before returning home she will visit Washing ton. New York ana Baltimore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NAVAL STORES,

wilmington. May 3O.-Spirits turpentins quiet sec; reEelpte 90 casks.
 Rosin steady 91.45; receipts 13e.
 Tai steady $i SO: receipts 66.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.Oo 9sso and e3.75; receipts 16s.
 Savannah. May s0.--Turpentine steady 70 @s0hcs sales aAs; receipts 1,3l2; shipments
 Rosin firm; sales s1s2; receipts s,2os; ahipnaents 1. .se7 stock 76. Quote: ABC a 7.70@7S; D s5.e5@s0; 1s%te@15: F s6. 10; N ss.ss; N ss.i0@15; we ss.so; wv se. 5ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NAN-HOI TEA.

 A most delightful Tea, now almost Wniversakiy used by those who apUre- ciate amd kmow a good Tea when they taste it. 1-4 pound, 20c.
 BROCK GROCERY co. THE PURE FOOD STORES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Automobiles were furnished by the Grand Avenue Methodist Church, of Milwaukee, to bring to a special service an who needed such conveyance, the oceasion being the fiftieth anniversary of membership in the church of Elder Edwin Hyde and his wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
cHIcAoo IEvN eToCK.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON on. New Orieanss May 30.--Cotton seed (
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

A large number of saunE couples participated In an informs2 dance on last evening at Riverside pavilion, giv- .sn in honor of visiting ladies here and the Dallas Academy graduates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
'---Rising. x-gAilinE.
RTVER FnREnAar

RIVER FORECAST. The CooBa will fall slowly or remain efa- tionary. The Alabama will rise slightly s.fii FRANK P. CHAPTER
 Section Director w. Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NrW ORLEANS COTTON FUwuREs.
NEW oRLrANa sPOT COTTON,

Nov 0rlsans, May ae.--spot cotton steady sIsa 800 balan; receipts ls1ils stock Ill.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
xmE wEATnKM.

DnlIy LscaI weather Repers and Rfvss un,t.d stssss pepsTsmsnt Sassas.' of Asrieuitdrs. Weather Bureau. Local Observation (CehtTal Time. ..
 tvindl Rain State oe weather Time Hemp. r.hF. tn. a and direction l i1o0thal of wind 7S%1 an. ss si.::s s,ogsyssusa; ss cIysady@A..,. Maximum tempepature for day. 90 deg. Mininaum ternperafure for day, e4 deg. Average temperature for day, T7 deg. Normal temperature for day, 76 deg. Accumul- excess since Jan 1, 1eS deg. AY. relative humid for day, 70 per EesS Total rainfall since Jan. l. 28.e1 in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

flAtvAsfon--sky.. f1%e -.. few orieane&tv. t1Ne Ac bI|eStY. He .. --... aATannalsty 4t%s ~.
 fharie s4off-4- .. A ....s. WiImlpaton-skya v 1tAc ..
 rfol k--Hoiiday q. s .. Nnlfimore-Ff Holiday =. q. Rev Tork-Hoiiday. .... Ho8tnu-at., lf.Se .. .... -4-s3v..-s.-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NEWN OF eLOcoMB.

AIONTGbSEERY FAIR.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
CARPENTER OBJECTS TO
SANITARY INSPECTION
Threatens Inspector HeusIand
and Surrenders Himself
at CITY Prison

Thomas Robinett, boss carpenter, sur
rendered himself at the city prison yes
terday, and was booked on charge OF
refusing to allow j. H. D. Heusland,
health inspector, to examine his prem
ises. RoRinett says he will fight the
case to the bitter end. Heusland, he
says. made thorough inspection of his
premises at 1851 Eighth avenue, Sunset
district, week ago yesterday, taking
more than four hours to do it, and he
saw no reason why he should want to
inspect them again. He admits that
after Heusland had called for the sec
ond time last Tuesday he went to him
and told him that If any one dared to
lift plank from his walk over the
sand dunes to his house he would kill
him.
The street where / live is not
graded. said Robinett, land the near
est sewer to my house is 500 feet away.
l have to pay for being allowed to put
a plank walk across vacant lots to my
house and shall certainly fight against
the board OF health compelling me to
tear up that plank walk. have a small
stable for my horse, but l defy any one
to say that 1t or any part of my prem
ises-is in an insanitary condition.
Heusland was SO terrified by Rob
inett's threat that he sent in his resig-
nation and removed to Oakland. He
refuses to withdraw his resignation,
but was induced to swear to the COM
plant against Robinett