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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
BOTH FAIRS ARE GOING
TO MAKE BIG EXHIBITS

Quite a large number of Americus
people will go to the Atlanta fair
this week, while even a larger num-
ber will go week later, when the
State Reunion of Veterans takes
place The Macon fair opens about
the time the Big Noise in Atlanta
ceases, and the attendance there will
be large as we'll Eight counties have
entered exhibits for the state fair III
Macon Among these are Bibb,
Twiggs, Barlow, Spalding. Worth,
Crisp, Ben Hill and Jones. Others
will have displays and a long line
of farm and live stock exhibits will
be entered before the opening day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
BAR HOLDS A MEETING
AND NAMES OFFICERS

The Americus Bar Association held
it's annual meeting yesterday morn
ing and, among other matters of in
terest, elected officers for the ensu-
ing year Mr. G. r. Ellis was made
president, Mr. E. A. Hawkins vice.
president, and Mr. Hollis Fort secre-
tary and treasurer. The Americas
bar has a membership of more than
thirty, and has long been an active
and honored organization.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
BURTON IN BASTILE ON
CHARGE OF IIGERING

Andrew Burton, near disfranchis-
ed brother, was put on cold storage in
the bastile yesterday upon the charge
of toying with the red in quart bot
ties The police connect Burton
with the tiger lair unearthed on
north Lee street where sixteen full
quarts of the long range article were
c0nhscated Burton is in the bastile
and doubtless wondering why the po-
lice even suspected him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
LIBRARY WILL OPEN
AS USUAL TOMORROW

The Americus library will be open
again tomorrow, and will remain op-
en- until the Carnegie library is ready.
For few weeks the library was clos
ed on account of the removal of the
building to the very eligible lot
adjoining its site, but the confusion
of the transfer has been Strengthened
out. and books can be obtained every
afternoon as usual.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
OIL COMP ANY TO ENTER
FIELD IN AMfRICUS
Standard is Assured Com
petition Here.

Americus is assured competition in
the oil business and consequently
cheaper lights (and we need it, in the
announcement that the Gulf Refining
Co, has decided to enter this field.
A local firm, Taylor, Clay & Co., will
be distributors in this territory, and
already have leased a storage build
ing on the Seaboard tracks near Hill
street for the storage of kerosene and
gasoline in carload lots. The Gulf
Co., is the rival of the Standard and
with cheaper oil the now darkened
homes of Americus can afford to turn
on the light.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
WILL FINISH UP CASES
THIS WEEK IN COURT

The session of the city court has
been adjourned until Thursday next,
owing to the. fact that many of the
attorneys will be absent this week
at Schley court The misdemeanor
docket has been finished, and civil
cases will be resumed at Thursdays
session.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
IS SOON TO ANNOUNCE
FOR OFFICE OF MAYOR

interest in the mayoralty cam
paign is still at the fore, but not un-
til after the executive committee has
formally ordered the primary election
will there be any announcement OF
candidates Col G. r. Ellis stated
yesterday, in reply to inquiry, that
while an avowed candidate already he
would not make formal announce
ment until after the executive COM
mittee had acted, and other aspirants
may take the same view of the stu
alton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
MAKES TOUR OF DIVISION
IN INSPECTION OF WATCHES

Mr.. C. A. Fricker returned last
Friday afternoon from one of his
quarterly tours of inspection of
watches over the fifth division of
the Seaboard Mr. Frickers territory
is large one, extending from Savan-
nah to Montgomery, and from Able
Vile to Ocilla, distance of 327 miles,
requiring four days to make the in
spection.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11
PARTY IN AUTO MAKES
FINE RUN TO ATHENS

A round trip of probably six or
eight hundred miles was completed
yesterday when Dick Brinson, ]. D.
Hooks and Walter Ryiander reached
Americus in Mr.. Brinson's stanch
Ford car. The party of young men
left Americus a week ago for Athens
and have called at many cities in the
northern section of the state en- route,
including a stay of two days in At
lanta. The enjoyable outing was
made without a break or an hours
delay en- route-a fine Ford record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11

One of the most unreasonable
traits of woman is the way she
can think it isn't her fault when her
husband cuts himself shaving-N. Y.
Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-11

to midnight preceding.
Naturally that changes the plans of
politicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
POLICE INVESTIGATING
"HOLY ROLLER" CASE

As the result Of investigations
which have been quietly conducted
Tor some time past. u. NJ. Cole. a
carpenter. AGED IS. and Martha
unzlcman. aged IA. both attendants
of the Apostolic Faith church. were
placed under arrest yesterday by
Detective Clark and Pairolman G.
ballard The girl Is beine held In
custody NJ the Jail mRt0n's home.
aud Cole Is a prisoner in the city
iaii. pending further inquiry
The officers are not prepared at
this time 20 make any statement
as to what charge. II any. viii BE
brought against Cole II is known
that the Young girl. with her sister,
who il few years older, has
been STAYING az Coles quarters Ia
the church structure for some time
until very recently. when they re
turned 10 their home. spending only
the DAYS at the church and IN Coles
apartments.
The girl lives with her parents.
Mr. aud Mrs Fred UnzlemAn, at
1904 Minor av.. according 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
MULLEN PLANS 10 FARM
OUT CI7Y'S HEALTH
GLADYS - ClHHNr
6fG WELCOME

maids In eharss u - tranhs. r@fte
IN a private GAG
Al every station along the route
great efowds Of peasants gathered
10 greet the party. aud ut each stop
The countess stepped % the plat.
form and thanked them for their
ovation
Arriving at the lille station
vheFe the party mllEhted. Countess
skeekcnyi and Count i.As1ia we're
greeted ~ a tremendous crowd.
The noNAear Countess Irene step.
ped forward and presented her new
dauEhleFin Law With the keys ~ the
estate
The floor and the top % the ear
fiake Ia which they rude to the
castle weH literally covered with
Hungarian flowers. A company ~
peasant putfldsrs rode In front and
behind the vehicle. A. the door of
the castle connt Sxrcheuti EN-.
hfaced his bride aud said the form
~ words of welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
BOOMING
JOHNSON
Minnesolan Now Being
Pushed to the
Front.

WASHINGTON. APRIL s-~fioam.
erw Of Governor Johnson uf Miuns
sosa for the presidential nomination
plunged into the tame to-day IN
earnest. their actfsiss taking the
form of a speeiai delivery letter
mailed t. all democratic congress.
men and officc holders. ard The en.
tire staff % Washington Newspaper
usea.
The letter explained the avail
ability and desifabliitf 81 johnson
a. a candidate aud. without nam
Ing Bryan. commented caastically
on his undeairzblilty az eaadi
date.
The letters ~sre mailed from she
Chicago headquarters 81 the Mime.
sotA commission. which n fostering
tbs Johnson hoamief
The political plot vas thichcned
trifis today b. the opening here
Of headquarters from uhirh 10
boost George Graz II Delaware A.
candidate Richard = neamiah. a
Philadelphia iaeycr and journalist,
who IL IN charge OF the boom.
aays that bis candidate has a good
following In the south and IN New
ENGLAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
Mrs. Evans in Chicago.

CHICAGO. April G.-"fie 10 al
WAYS ready for SEES duty. but hs ~
afraid % social festivities" That
was the little character sketch Of
Admiral Robley d Evans given to
daY - the person who knows him
bis wife.
Mrs Evans Vas ia Chicago four
hours. on her way 10 join the ad-
miral tn California She was sc-
companied by her daughter
You see" continued Mrs Evans.
my husband always responds with
llaeEiiy to the demands of duty
which call him 10 the bridge. bat
he ie far less enthusiastic IN an.
rNerinE the demands 81 that other
duty which calls him 70 the banquet
hail or the ball room.
lie finds dinners and dances
and receptions very trying after
q hard period OF duty on the
bridge lie has been subject TO
these rheumatic attacks for many
years. and 50 ! am not so anxious
about him az though they were
something new
4 have had recent word from
him. and ! am thankful indeed "a
be able 20 say that he nuw IL feel
lns great deal better. The
rheumatism is rapidly disappear
ing. and he is generally IN much
better condition than he w@s
short time ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
DRINKS ACID
AND DIES

A he was croalnR the store last
night. William Green. Of the Rex
drug store, Second Az. and stewart
81. sis 4 man reel against a build
Ing on the opposite side Of the
street. With a paascrby. he as
sisted the man TO the drug store.
The man lost consciousness and
died before medical assistance
could be called.
In his pocket was n note signed
William Munich. 220G Second ays
which said: TO whom Il may con
eern. Whatever | drink Is a mia
take"
From hts effects II was learned
that he was 20 years of age, that
he attended the Acme business col
lege. and that he has brother.
John Munich. at brooklyn. y. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
sien, tennessee and California Leave Port
A1seles for Port townsend Washington viii Come
. Seattle Wednesday for Ten-Day Visit.

for two days. The Tennessee add
California viii proceed to Boiling
ham Wednesday morning for n
short ylgIl aQd the Washington viii
20 10 8eattk. where she will re-.
main abont ten days.
The cruisers we're hero ~ hours
and the citizens welcomed the
Washington. which arrived In It's
home waters for the first time since
u has been In commission. The
elaborate silver service presented
b. the citizens Of tho state Of
Washington occupies couspifu.
Gus place In the dining room.
The Washington is ia command
Of Capt knight. whose first trip 90
this harbor was In 1878. The Call.
fofnia la IN command Of Capt. Cod.
man aud the Tennessee IN ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
OH, PIFFLE PAFFLE


PHILADELPHIA. klgil s In fhe
pFslsaIaent clubs 81 thin cts TO-DAY
the oue topic ~ conversation waa
the flight Saturday nixht hzetwesn
lack 0AlrseH, professional. and An
thoas . f1fexni riddle. esseietf had
~ ard aasatsaF bexef nf noss
To csil shu affalr a ffRhf would
be dignity ing fha rsrlealoas Il
waa the uaast fareicsl Boxing en-.
hibition ever bsld IN = ruped arena
IN this city. Oisrten did mot appear
10 make the least effort To land =
hiosv. Il Il TIE general optimism that
had the professional fought wtth
his accustomed xpeesf aud clever.
ness BE- would have laid Riddle cold
In the fret minute Of The first
round. Instead 81 waiting for the
fourth round.
The 700 graz haired merchants.
bankers and professional msu who
witnessed the exhibiiion agreed that
u wAA a huEe fake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

statements she made today. She
explains that both her father and
mother are regular attendants Of
the church. and that they were
aware Of the fact that their dsugh-
ters were living in the church
building and entered no objection.
Because OF their peculiar actions
the members Of the church have
been commonly referred 20 as the
Holy Rollers The girl In Gus.
tody SAYS that none OF the congre-
gaflon works. and that they spend
most Of the time at their various
church services. The congregation
lives on the cooperative plan. but
where the food comes from OF how
the larder Is kept provisioned she
claims perr4ct ignorance.
This Is not the first time that the
officers have been called TO investl-
gate the actions cf the members OF
this church. and several OF the lead
ers have been arrested in the past
on charges OF dist lrbing the peace
as a result OF the long pfotracled
night REVEALS. which are said to
have disturbed the neighborhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
GIRLS m BOYS DRESS
SMOKE and DRINK

Wearing boys clothes aud drink.
ing and smoking with Antonia
Gudeald and LEO IIentz. middle
aged men. Dohlyn Goldsmith. rs.
and Stella Awkward. is. were ar.
rested IN n roomlng house OF Third
av. aud Seneca It. last niFht by
Officers Naupell aud Kent
The Goldsmith girl lives In Ken
newick aud she Says her people
know where she Is. Her campan.
ion lives at Interplay. aud her par.
ents have asked the police to pick
her ny,
The men with the girls az the
time Of arrest are employed on a
pile driver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
tsy unl,sa Press,

PAso RoHLEs. Cal. April g.
californians will II once take steps
ia urge congress 90 advance Rear
Admiral Evans 10 the rank Of vice
admiral before the Atlantic fleet
reaches San Francisco bay. o. rs
soon thereafter AZ possible
Resolutions expressing the wishes
Of the people Of California IN the
matter maY be adopted By various
organizations In the state. Il Is
said. and may be- submitted 90 the
California delegation VA Washing
ton with an urgent request that the
attention Of President Roosevelt
and both legislative branches be
brought TO the matter 40 quick
action can be taken.
California Determined.
California IA determined that
Rsaf Admiral Evans should BE-
elevated at once. said Adluiant
General IABch. Of Governor Gu.
let's staff today They are going
TO keep up the cry for 1t until
congress acts. The failure Of
congress To advance him II a last.
ing disgrace 10 the country The
people think this honor Il due him
because 81 his service In two war;
because be has given the best part
Of his life to the navy. and be
cause he has brought around the
Horn the biggest fleet that ever
made iha, trip
The people out here evidently
appreciate Evans more than the
fasteners do. Tbey think that the
failure Of congress 10 advance him
Is due 10 sebcming bureaus IN
Washington. jealousy and cheap
politicians
General IAuek had a brief talk
with the admiral 4 hope You'll
be we'll enough 10 he in command
Of the fleet when II enters the
Golden Gate. be said to the sea
fighter.
Wants 20 Be With Fleet.
That's not what l want Wa the
quick reply I want 10 be well
enough to b. with The ships when
they are welcomed II San Diego
bs the governor OF California. III
b. there. Too.
omiral Evans did not sleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

LONDON. April Sir Henry
Campbell n. Zimmerman upon advice
OF his medical attendants. has
given up the premiership. handed
In his resignation Ca KinE Edward.
and the latter has accepted H. The
resignation OF the prime minister
has been officially announced In 4
circular.
Chancellor Herbert AaQulth will
be- Campbell IIannetnans success
scr,
Herbert ". AsquIth today al.
dressed the commons On hia pred.
eceasof's record as premier. II Is
reported ~ the most brilliant
speech that has been made during
this session Of the house. The ses.
sion adjourned for week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

LONDON. april e.--Adyleea from
Rome to-day state ihs, J. Picrpont
Morgan. who Is visiting there With
lbs daughter. Mrs satteriee. has
been taken suddenly ~ there. and
that Dr baldwin. his American
physician, has been summoned. No
details Of the nature q bis illness
are given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
Countess Szechenyi Is in
Her Foreign Castle.
tsy United prs..l

ny United press.l
oEHMkZoE Hungary. April g.
Countess Gladys srcchenyi. former.
y Miss Vanderbilt Of New York.
slept last night for the flfst time
IN ocfmeHoe castle. her future
home. 90 which she was taken In
state with pomp and display.
In honor 81 the countess an
American flsK waved over the old
castle all day yesterday for the
first time Ia Its history.
From budapest 10 a small sta.
tiun six miles from the castle Count
Srrchenyi and Count IAnslo we're
panied BY cook. butler aud two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
BANKER LEAPS TO
HIS DEATH

CHICAGO. April e.-I. A. Hos
sack, a banker Of odell. M. jumped
from the eighth floor OF the Audi.
forum Annex yesterday and was
instantly killed The window Of
the ROOM from which he lcaped
opens on a court aud many other
guests Of the hotel saw the suicide
The act Is thought to have been
the result OF sudden Insanity. as
liossaek has been in IN health Of
late and was here on his way west
In an effort TO find a climate mow
suitable than this one for his phys.
ical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK, April THE stock
market opened dull. For the
greater part of tho session the mar
ket was unrespunsive. From 60
2 p. m. the tapo showed but net
10000 shares traded In. Tho close
was dull Union Pacific closed AT
i2t ~, Northern Pacific at 1854
Southern Pacific ne 7aM. Reading
az f04tk. aud Erie at 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

with fixed hayonets when the am
munition was exhausted.
The offices OF newspapers up
holding Frances policy are being
mobhed by the rioters. The repub.
licans are resorting 20 mob tactics
IN revenge for the fraud they say
was committed at the polls by The
imperial government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
COURTHOUSE RING
IN "FAKE' RAID
Visited Georgetown Dens in Ten Automobiles Saturday
Night, But Tip Had Been Sent in Advance.

yak and RaNcy ReberH Several
FTench undesifahleH and their CON
soFts wero Haidei. but no arrests
~sFe made To the places according
- the records Among the prison.
~. about 40 W ell. there we're a
s@v women and q number of men.
ssseash a. Etse the proceedings a
~ufbiance 81 being the real thing
"a The llne IT rAlda
Conditions Notorious.
rondliionn at thu Georgetown
fradtensss have heeu 40 secret In
~ rast These places were No.
Eofinns In their Violations " the
hs. Esea the majority ~ the
fhlnoua IL The suburb have their
Aek doafn invillnaly open after
eYosinK hours aud On Sunday.
The roadhaA.ea have fnn might
$40 dax. : brilliantly lighted attrae.
lsen fuf iooee characters after the
shAds. ~ eyealnx have fallen. Ne
: tempt has beea made To conceal
4e saet that they wsre openly de.
8 lnE ths lsW Even cigarettes we're
soid pfumiaenuasiy Tbe matter
rs bern called 20 the attention Of
3e authorities iiiHc and time arain.
With aauiher couaty election ap.
ruachiaK and many % the present
fTce holders after reelection. Il
nas deemed highly advisable 10
fnia these places Il would dssFaet
rom any use % this condition for
rrnsttion dope dafi9N tho fall
eAnapaiEn
No one IN Georgetown believes
% an instant that the raid viii be
Beloved up Il IL expected thai
~ of The principal rusdhouHe a~n.
~ viii escape on teehnlcaliiiea
4lsnar who could WELD Fame In.
s.nence To the coming election Nerc
warned IN advance by someone
those Who DO not count viii have
~ take their ehances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
RIOTINC in
PORTUGAL
10y United prsss.)

LISBON. Portugal. April G.
Violent riotine between troops and
voters continues here today Scores
are believed to have been killed or
seriously wounded
Volleys were fired at The rioters
in Pedro Square this afternoon In
many instances the troops charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
SHOOTS SISTER.

tby United Preeesl
COLFAN. April with bnl.
let imbedded IN her breast fired
from a rifle IN the hands of her
Younger sister. Floaaie. Miss Daisy
Patrick lies seriously injured al her
home. Tho two girls. who are
daughters OF Agent Patrick. Of the
% r. q ". we're out squirrel hunt
Ing. Miss tiossie was In the act
OF closing the hreech of the small
caliber gun when the cartridge was
exploded. The occurrence was pure.
II accidental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
WILL URGE CONGRESS n. " M'
!. A VICE ADMIRAL IMME1. ~
kgRS. MAMARO FACES
=. NEW ACCUSER

StFe. q 2 Manava, foF Nhorn eity
stla private detectives have been
securing TIE city for two days. vol.
antafiiy appeared Ia police court
tilin morning With her attorney. }.
Alton. and gave bonds Of $500 TOT
hes appearance foF trial a 10 a, m.
"Wednesday.
she gave no explanation or hint
as 10 the whereabouts Of Lucille,
hsf s.sesrold daughter. whom hs
husband IL anxious Is find and set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

into bic custody II wan for the
child that Manard vas vorinR
a. locate biz wife. from whom he
h now seeking a divorce ON ntatu'
tory grounds.
The child was tahen from Man.
ards apartments. NJ ia Ninth Nv.
Friday BY Mrs. Manard'a father.
Sam Russell. assisted BY Mrs Man
ard
A warrant IL out for Charles
i.aing. but he cannot be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

NEW York. April e.-cabic dis.
patches stating that = Morgan
had bcea taken seriously ili IN
Rome. created quite = furry IN che
financial district this morning and
great anxiety Was manifest.
Shortly before noon tho rumor
had become 20 general that q form.
Al aenial that Air Morgan aas ~
was given ont at bis office rpd was
put out on all the ticker a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
BURGLAR IS KILLED.
by United Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala. April e.
Mrs. I'D. Jones. prominent white
woman of this city, shot aud killed
a negro burglar at her home here
last night Tho burglar was engaged
In a hand.tchand struggle with her
aged father. Barney Rhody. and
was attempting 10 pull him out
through a window. where. Il Is said.
a negro confederate stood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
Carfwnsn 10 1ahe ae,s u 0Ge 10 Give IAN
der Of Fleet Bis Rsstn Promotion Evans
Anxious TO REIGN His Csmsmasd- Mrs. Evans on
Way TO Him.

soundly last night. bat In spite ~
this restlessncss he Was bright and
cheerful today. Mrs Evans. wife
u the admiral. and their daughter
viii arrive az Pzso Hobles tOmor-
rev II IN understood that with
Doctors Mcdonald and Phillips they
will insist that he remain ~ the
springs instead 81 participating IN
the festivities along the coast
The doctors want their patient
10 remain az PaE0 Hobies at least
until the fleet leaves Santa Bar
hara ana then join Il al Monterey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
AcroR IS SHOT.

SAN FRANCISCO. April c.--iIar.
~ Pollard. an actor. vas shot aud
.. loualy wounded III hiH room near
tiGe Mission theatre last night, Il
h not known who did the shooting
b. his wife IN being held pending
al Investigation BY the police. Al.
sfpngh M charges have been placed
a. ainft her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
BREAKS
TRIAL TRIP RECORD

tens and with her bottom foul. sse
speed Is considered remarkable
The torpedo boat aotiiia arrived
m The harhor last night. after a
speedy run from Acapulco, one day
ahe5d Of schedule.
The big ships Of the fleet are PUT
tlns on their snow white dress for
the parade up the coast The pros
lecfiTe receptions at eeast cities
aud a view OF Gods country are
the s0ie topics of conversation
among officers and men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
BANK rsLleR ABscoNps,


10y Ontfeu Ffesasf
LOS ANGELES. April "a war.
rant has been issued for the ar.
rest Of Edwin Cramer. paving tell.
or OF the bank OF Los Angeles. who
IL alleged 10 have stolen g.. $50
from the vaults Of that institution
prior to March 2S. on which date
he disappeared. Cramer IL be.
lievod 10 have gone 60 Mexico. or
10 be on his way 10 Canada. He
had been employed by the bank for
three years, was married and rcsid
ed at Ocean Park He was engaged
In business in San Francisco AZ one
time.