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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-08
Sanctions Entry oi
School Athletes

sanction has been granted BY Alfred Sckaife,
president of the Academic Athletic league. TO the
following athletes of the Wilmerding school: o.
Baumbaugh. f. Cliff. ]. WOodmanSee, c. W Gib-
hardt and Leon Wing. This will enable these
men to enter the handicap meet which will be
held by the Irish-American club at IngIeside
Sunday.
Dill, the little giant OF the Lick athletes. by
being the winning Lick relay swimming
team, has won his right to the block L three
times this year.
Teber of Oakland did not have chance to
show the southern runners what he could do in
the sprints. Sickness compelled him to stay
out of the Stanford interscholastic meet.
Newton. crack end on last years football team.
will probably enter Sacramento high school this
year.
Worth. Morser. Kuder and Jorgensen will now
be entitled to wear the block L OF the Lick high
breaking relay team Of the swimming meet
Tuesday night.
1t is practically certain that the bay counties
field day will not be held this year. The IN
timely death Of Captain Service of the Berkeley
high team. who also chairman OF the field
day committee. caused President Reed to post
pone the meet indefinitely. The athletes OF
Berkeley high, out Of respect to their captain.
do not feel that they should compete again this
season. Alameda high school. out OF sympathy,
would not enter a team. In view of the feeling
Of the schools across the bay and speaking FOR
the schools Of this side Of the bay, Gregory Pa
dilla. member of the committee, stated that
the prevailing sentiment was to call on the meet.
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Arrested for Selling
Racing News

Los ANGELES. May T.-Joseph Kemp. eul-
ployed as a clerk By the Amos news company,
which conducts many street news stands in Los
Angeles. was arrested today a charge OF
violating the Los Angeles city ordinance which
prohibits the publication. distribution. sale or
giving away OF tips or other Information upon
or concerning horse races" The city prosecuting
attorney holds that this prohibits the sale OF
newspapers containing any information concern
ing horse race that may tend to promote bet
ting.
The charge against Kemp was based on the
sale OF copies OF the San Francisco Call and the
New York Morning Telegraph, both OF which
contained racing information such as the prose-
cutor declares Is barred Several hundred other
publications on the same stand contained SIM
liar information.
Angeles who sells papers containing the for
bidder racing news" declared Prosecutor WOOL
wine. .Kenp's arrest is only the first in a
general campaign to be waged. This law may
bar most OF the papers from the news stands.
but it will be enforced
The San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle,
the Los Angeles Examiner. Times. Record and
Herald print the same class OF racing news as
do The Call and New York Telegraph. and IL
is declared By the prosecutor that other arrests
will follow Of dealers who handle these publ
cations
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islsnd training station, wants a match with some
man Of the Atlantic feet. He weights between
l54 and 1JS pounds.
Matt A. Harris. ehsirman Of the athletic com.
mittee of the Olympic club and its official
referee for boxing, has been invited TO referee
the bouts which will be held next week in which
the men OF the navy viii meet the picked men
Of the army. Lieutenant Wesver, athletic oft-
Ger OF the Atlsntic neet. and Captain Iobin OF
the Presidio. joined IN inviting Harris TO Off
ciate. The latter agreed TO offciate with the
understanding that the army would appoint one
judge and tile navy another. Ii these disagree
II viii be up 10 the referee to cast the decid-
Ing vote.
Al kaufman has been made a ! to . fayorite
over Joe Grim. the ircn man. for their six
round bout Tuesday nigHt before the Reliance
club Of Oakland Grim has faced a lot of hard
hitters in his ring career, but he will find the
big Californian stands cut in class by him
self. Grim thinks he has enough skill TO Offset
haufmsns advantages In height, weight and
reach. but he undoubtedly has his work cut out
for himself TO do 50. There will be five othel
bouts the card.
Those who like the boxer rather than ths
fighter arc backing Sullivan TO beat Ketchel to
morrow Abe AtteIl is tue latest of the Sulii
van sdherents, as he wagered $3.50 on him yes
teTday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN San Francisco Thursday, May ::
Hugh T. McNeIlis. %. 1908 Hayes St, and
Thomas J. Sham, As, - Woodland ave, and
Julia f. Hales, 45. Walmer. Eng
Herbert Seibel. p. 4095 Army st., and Alice
Foley. q, 1855 Twenty-sixth ST.
Frank B. Niesfer 80. Berkeley. and Elsie
J. Barber. p, 51l7 Twenty-fourth ST.
Elder Falltrich %. San francisco. and Ger
trude Putnam, IS. Gait.
Charles l. Browning, 40. Chico. and Lesley
Tannahius p, Fresno
OAKLAND May 7--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Adolf sobry, y. and Marie Kamp. D. both
Perry Eddy. 30, Hoskins Ore, and Luck A.
Smith a, Corvallis. Ore.
Willard J. Flagler, IS. San Francisco. and
Julia Z. Brunskull, p, San Jose.
Frank Banducci 20, and Adele Pierucci, 80,
both of Oakland.
Narcisco Farnese. %. and Gemma MassOni, 20.
both of Oakland
charles W Hubbell 80. san Francisco. and
May z. Wurch- 80, Alameda.
Frank J.. OInis, 80, Alrarado, and Rose Silva,
80. Centerville-
Harvey w Leach, 81. and Alice L vane, IS
both Of Oakland
Arthur P. crist. %, Washington, D. c.. and
Katherine NJ Kutz, %. Oakland.
Francis de Cote. .. and Anita Warren, 10,
both of San Leandro.
Alonzo ". Gardner. 81. and Alena Seward.
2T both Of Oakland
John Minis. Il, and Mary KeiI, 81, both Of
Oakland.
william T. johnson. 81, and Flora G. Fogg.
3d. both of Alameda.
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. Nav 7.-Results:

1OOlSf May f.--heSullS.
First race, four furlongs-Ben Howe won,
Snap second Ned Carmack third. Time, 81 20
Second race. five and half furlongs-Gold
Proof won, Apache second, Teddy Hodge third
Time, 1:10.
Third race. six furlongs--Estelle won, Bone,
brake Robinson second, Ralbert third. Time
1:15 3-5.
Fourth race four furlongs-Crystal Maid won
Elizabeth Harwood second, Neoga third. Time
80 1-5.
Fifth race, mile-Mary Orr won, Lady
Vie second Agnes Ford third Time 1 AT 2-5.
Sixth race, and sixteenth miles-Syn
chronized won. MertiDoy second, Warner Girls
well third. Time, 30 3-5.
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DEATHS

BERGIN-There WIN be a solemn requiem high
mass said for the repose OF the soul OF the
late Mary Bergin at St Johns church. st.
May s.
gFRNE-In this city, May 6. 1908. Edward
Perr,e native Of Prussia. aged SO years
RT-SH-In this city, May Z. 1908. William
Jr infant sen OF William J.. and Nellie
n Bush. a native OF San Francisco, Cal,
aged days.
ct4AsF,-In Alameda. Cal. May G. 1908, Lean
der SON OF Leander B. and Margaret Bell
Ncixee chase a native Of Alameda, aged
5 years and 10 months.
Tie funeral will take place today Hridayl,
Nay s, at 2:3o O'CLOCK P. m, from tne resi-
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READY FOR BASEBALL SEASON

HONOLULU, May 1.-The Honolulu baseball
league opens Its season tomorrow with four
mines entered for the pennant, the st. Louis
alumni. Kamehameha alumni, Diamond head and
Punahou alumni. Barney Joy will play this
season with the ST. Louis club, and Reuter-. who
turned down a contract from Danny Long, win
twirl for the Kams
Local baseball players planning for a
visit to Hawaii of the Santa Clara college nine,
| against whom all the local teams in the major
league will be pitted.
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uNHoIz MOVES auARTERs

SAN MATEO. May r. 'Boer' JnhoZ moved
his training quarters from this point TO Gleason's
Recreation baseball grounds this morning in order
10 give the city fans an opportunity OF seeing
him in action After Sunday UnIaolz will be
located here again until the day OF his fight with
Cans. He has planned to cut out all boxing
after May 10 and devote himself TO road and
gymnasium work
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and Crawford, Stanford; Mum. University of
California.
Shotput-Rose and Gilmore. Olympic club;
Mum, University of California; Horton, Stan
ford University; Ruddick, Ckiah high school.
Discus free style-Rose and Gilmore, Olympic
club; Mum, University of California.
Marathon race (15 miles)-King. Irish Ameri-
club Harle Stanford; Boeddiker and Car
Gin OIvnnip cInh
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SG-TANNAHIIIs-In this city, May Z,
1908. by the Rev. Robert Lord Cave. pastor
West Side Christian church, Charles Lot
Browning OF Chico and Lesley Tannahil Of
Fresno
SWAS-LA COUNT-In this city. May 5. 190s.
By the Rev. Robert Lord Cave, pastor West
Side Christian church. Ernest s. Swan OF San
Francisco and Harriet n. La Count Of Joliet,
Illinois
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be landed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied To have the same published Notices
stricted simply 10 the announcement Of the event
are published I'm this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-08
BIRTH
MARRIAGES

MURPHY-In this city, April 27. 1908. to the
wife Of Cornelius Murphy, son.
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MEETINGs-special

MEETINGS-Specfal
SAN FRANCISCO Photo Engrayers Union No.
g. T. p. f. u. of N. A.--San Francisco. CAL.
April 2T 1o0S-Dear Sir and Bro. You are
hereby notified that the regular meeting OF
i. P. L. L.. No. 8. of San Francisco. will
take place SUNDAY, May 8. 1908. II m, at
316 Fourteenth st. hall. Business. Frater
nally, w. E.. GOETHE. Secretary.
STARR WAVE MOTOR-A meeting of the stock
holders of the Wave Power and Electric Com
pany will be held Sunday. May 10. 1908, at 2
o'clock D. M. at 506 Market ST., San Francis
co. All are requested to attend Business Of
great Importance will come before the meeting
FRED STARR, president. sos Market ST., San
Francisco.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post.
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MATRIMONIAL

DO not be deceived, the only reliable matr
monal bureau you will find at MRS. A. WOl
TER'S 1852 Geary ST: established In 100
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
FRENCH CASE
 GOES TO ROGERS
(Continued from First Page,)

assistance rendered in detective work and not only occurs in numerous cases but at times means a great deal of benefit to the West Haven force in catching men they are after.
 This outbreak Is the culmination of a general jealousy and Ill feeling be- tween the police and fire departments of New Haven and of the town of Or ange. This feeling has broken out spasmodlcally and one of the most not able instances of it was the trouble that arose at the fire of the Fat Rendering plant when New Haven engine was asked for and the company that was sent was treated very shabbily and in- suited. This occurred over year ago but the memory still rankles in many breasts in the city,
 Meanwhile the Yale football manage ment is busy discussing some other form Of protection. Although 1t has not yet been definitely informed that no police will be furnished for the Yale- Harvard game as the request for such has not been made the probability of not getting such protection is being considered. In fact it was stated last night by member of tho Yale associ- ation that students may be used under This Is mere suggestion which is be- ing considered and no decision as to what will be done has been made yet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
DONATIONS RECEIVED.

The following donations to the Home for the Friendless for Septem- Der and October are acknowledged:
 Mrs. II. J. Kellogg, candy and six glasses of jelly; Mrs. F. G. P Barnes, silk pieces; Mrs. Mary Moody, two baskets of pears and magazines; Mrs Fred l.. Miner, basket of grapes; Mrs. J. F. Hubinger, three baskets of to- matoes; Calvary Baptist church, bask- ct of fruit; Mrs. Amos r. Barnes, grophphone; Olde Time Bakery, four dozen rolls, nine dozen tea cakes, one loaf brown bread; Morris Stenert, four bushels of apples; r. A. x D. K. filling, ton of coal; Mrs. J. Mason Hoppin. clothing; Miss Heermance, dressing sacque; Price, Lee & Adkins Co.,, directory, 1908; Mrs George II. Butler, invalid chair; Mrs. w. II, Douglass, clothing; Miss Ellen Rowe, winter coal; Mrs. Sherman Foote, magazines and old linen; friend, mag azines, two quilts and roll of pieces; Mrs Frank Thompson Arthur Null cahy, Thomas Merwin, magazines
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
SARDOU, DEAN OF
 DRAMATIS7S, DEAD
Continued from First Page.)

distress He was living in garret and was prostrated by typhoid fever, but neighbor, Mile de Breeourt, nursed him with tender care during his illness, from which he slowly re- covered. He married her the follow ing year and was by her introduced to Mile. Dejazet, who had just establish ed the theater which was named after Ter
 M. sardou's earlier pieces, after his first failure, were performed at this theater. Nine years after his marriage he was in possession of a handsome fortune and European renown, when a gloom temporarily cast over his ca reer by the death of his wife. Mon sleur Carat was one of the most pro- longed successes of the little theater, and Les Saint Gervais" trans formed into an opera bouffe, was aft erwards brought out at the Theatre der Varieties, and also in an English version at the Criterion theater in London.
 Almost every land knows the stage uNI pCS anu ilcIO DOTH out or Sdr- dou's resourceful mind. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt has won her greatest tri- umphs in roles he wrote for her; such as Tosca Fedora and Grismonda. "Mme. sans Gene" was written for Mime. Rejane, in which she portrayed the outspoken, good-hearted wife of Marshal Lefevre It was translated into English and Sir Henry Irving and Miss Terry were seen in it at the Ly- ceum. The great English actor also appeared In "Robesplere." and other products of the genius of the master Frenchman.
 M. Sardou realized a princely for tune by his writings and built a splen- did chateau at Marly-le-Roy. He mar ried, on June IT, lS7% Mile. soulier, daughter of the conservateur of the museum of Versailles. He was deco- rated with the Legion of Honor in 1863 and was elected member of the French academy in 1S77
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09

lost s28,OOO and others smaller amounts"
 In 1873 on June 16 supposed in- cendiary fire arose on River street in which Rigelow & Company lost $40,- 1SO and D. Trisbo & Company s25,- S35,o
 Another Supposed incendiary" fre arose in 1874 on March H. when Kel- logg & Ives lost $25,46O In their Front street shop.
 The New Haven Wheel company lost S1l5,295 In Q supposed incendiary fire" on September ', 1874,
 An accidental fire destroyed the Wooster Place church" on october l., 1874, with $3S,142 damage.
 Long wharf, after a half century of innumerable small fires, saw one of $124,059 damage on November 26, 1876, when Sperry & Barnes packing house burned.
 Edward Malley suffered S29,Sb2 fire on February 15, 1877,
 The biggest fire the city ever knew occurred on November 19, 1877, when L. Candee Company factory on Greene and East streets. burned from catch ing fire in a pail of cement and tho loss was $520,905,S1.
 Numerous other neighboring places caught fire.
 Chapel street saw big conflagra- ton on February 2S, 1882, when the Edward Malley company lost $1S4,- 555 and others smaller amounts.
 An lncendiary fire destroyed the Calvary Baptist church on March IF, 1882. with $29,750 loss.
 The New Haven Clock company had tho second big fire on April 26 1883, when the loss was $51,5S6
 The Qulnnipiac Brewery on Front street was burned September 26, 1885, with S4S,619 loss
 Sperry & Barnes lost $209,431 in a blaze at Long Wharf on June 16, 1889.
 F Fresenius at 4SS Congress ave nue, lost $45,OO0 on April Is, 1888.
 old South Middle on Yale campus burned on October G, 1891, from a match in a waste paper basket with $10,00O loss.
 The New Haven Carriage and Wag- on company on River street, lost S46,. 900 oS June 1, 1892.
 The old New Haven opera house on Chapel and Olive streets was burned from cigarette on July 5, 1893. with S47,625 loss.
 The railroad freight house on Long Wharf was struck by lightning on July &, 1893 with s5O,476 damage.
 The English & Mersick company and otherAon January 21, 1896, from q gas explosion on Crown street burned with a total loss of S145,0O0,
 The Bowditch Furniture company on Orange street was burned on Feb. ruary 19, 1898, the loss being s26,6OO
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
ATTACKS COLLEGE TRAITS.
Michigan Dean Calls House Occupants
 Intellectual Hobocs."

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. S.-Dean Deed of the literary department of the University of Michigan made an at tack on college fraternities before 1T , State Teachers association yesterday. His speech was entitled Intellectual Hoboes."
 Musical organizations and athletic clubs are foci for absolute and disor- derly hangers-on," said the dean. While fraternity organizations might be one of the most powerful instru- ments for good influence and scholarly work, yet as they exist at present, their influence is all thrown in the di- rection of interests which are not aca- demc.
 "I have sufficient proof for this Last February 23 men from the liter ary department and seven from the department of engineering were dis missed from the university for incom- petence. Of these seven were still at Ann Arbor, most of them living in fra ternity houses as late as the month of May Prominent members of some of the fraternties came and implored me to help rid them of this class of fell lows.
 Not only this, but two or three fra ternites had men boarding In their | houses who made no prtense of att tending classes, and who had not even registered in the university These conditions I have found existing in every university I have visited, The only way to get rid of these intellectu- al hoboes is summary dismissal My statements can all be definitely sub stantated."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09

Women, though they may always have been busy, have not always been businesslilse: they have been lnstlnctive rather than methodIcal. Thus they forgot to put a market value on their housekeeping and ignored to train for it scientifically.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
NEW HAVEN DISPENSARY.

The annual meeting of this insttu- ton will be held at the Dlspensary building, corner of Congress avenue and Cedar street, on Tuesday evening, November 10, at o'clock, to hear re- ports of the work accomplshed to elect board of managers and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting, All persons who have contributed S5 toward the cx- penses of the Dispensary are members and are respectfully requested to be present, A, N. filling, M, D., sccre- tary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-18
Trouble In Portugal.

Lisbon, Dec. 1S.-The Portuguese Oabi-
net is holding heated decision today to
determine whether to follow the advice
of Ferreirs Do Amsrsl, president OF the
council of ministers, to resign In body
as the result OF the failure of the regene-
ador party to support the government In
its monsrchicsl concentrate program.
The. Cabinet announced yesterday that it
would resign, bot today indications are
that some sort of compromise will be
reached. The king is anxious to avoid
parliamentary crisis aud Is urging the
Cabinet TO remaiu.
In the event of trouble With China
over the firing on the Macao fortifca-
tons by two Chinese gunbca's, Portugal
Is today making no secret Of the fact
that she will count on Engla ads aid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-18
THLRdRAPHIc RREYITIEs.

The Altoona's High School building
at A tooup, Pa, was damaged by fire and
water today to the extent of 500, 600.
The elk hundred pupils marched out OF
the building in perfect fire drill order.
Ssnderson, Snyder, Shumaker and
Malhuese were sentenced today to a
fue of $500 and Two years imprisou-
ment for conspiracy in the building Of
the state Capitol at Harrisburg, Pa.
Ohsrles P. TsfPs political rivals iu
that Ohio sensational fight declared that
he is spending money now as fast as he
poured it out TO help his brother in the
campsign for the presidency, and belie' 9
that Mr.. Taft will spend hslf million
TO land the togs. The senatorial con-
test thickened today With group Of
TAFT workers arrived at Columbus from
New York. They say "Oharles z. Tall
eill Distribute the Federal patronage 10
Ohio whether he is elected or not and
will favor none OF those who oppose bis
electo to the S.pats".
Escorted by cavalry troop of the State
militis, Mr.. and Mrs. Taft were driven
through a crowd of several thousand cheer
ing citizens of Augusta, Ga today to the
cottage Of their host and hostess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Landon Thomas. in Summeryille.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-18
This is Every
body's Christ
mas Store.

Every department Is overlooking with
gift things for Christmas, carefully So
lecied in the worlds best markets, ard
they are marked at uniformly moden to
prices.
The store works more smoothly 10 a
Christmas crowd than ever before, and
yet the crowd gets bigger and bigger
ever Gar.
B4tween COW and Christmas we shall
sell and deliver more thipgs-twice
more-tban any other time in the year.
This means that we shall have twice "a
many chances to make mistakes, AID
twice as much opportunity ID serve you
we'll.
The mistakes we have guarded sgainst
by The most cf reful examination and To-
erase Of our facilities, aud by exhortlng
our people TO be more than ever careful
In getting your right name aud address
and ether directions, VIII you help as,
as far a, possible, by seeing tba. they do
it while you are there TO set them righ! 7
And please carry small Parcels with
you when practicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-18
Virginia News.

Mr.. John Williams died yesterday at
st asburg Junction, sged ~ years.
1t is now practically decided that the
ra lSay rate question in Virginia will be
settled on q tRo-a1d-a-hali-cent basis.
Charles I. Light hiss been appointed
postmaster st New Glasgow, Amherst
county, vice W. S. Chewing removed.
Dir. Charles Graham Osunsday, q
prominent physician and surgeon, died
a his home a. Roanoke yesterday OF
heart disease, aged 4S yesrs.
Edward K. Michel has withdraw
from the contest for the postma'tership
at Manassas and has sigued a recon-
mendation for disappointment OF the In
cumbent, Howard P. Dodge.
Miss Eva Edmonia Lewis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis, Of Spott-
sylysuia county, was married Wednes-
day night to Benjamin F. Whitner, Of
Fredericksburg, alSilem Church, in that
county.
The Southern Surgical and Gyneco-
logical Association, a. st. Louis, Yester-
day selected 10! Springs as the meet
ing place for its annual convention in
1909. DR.. Stuart Mcclure, OF Rich
rsond, was elected president.
Prof. w. d. Saunders, pure food AID
airy comm ssioner, 'aid yesterday a.
Richmond, that he would within the next
few days put several Of his men to work
inspecting conditions prevailing 10
diaries in various sections of the stste.
Willoughby Newton, of Bristol, where
he was manager of the Crescent Iron
Works, and who was the son OF the lats
Bishop Newton, died at his homo in
Bristol, yesterday, from hemo'rhsge of
the brain. He was married two years
ago and is survived by his wife and an
infant child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-18
The Halns Trial.

Flushing, n. j., Dec. 1S.-The trial
of T. J. Hams, charged with being a
party to the killing Of w. E. Annis last
summer, attracted another large crowd
today.
When court rsconvened Frederick
S orm, the Bay Side r,al es ale dealer,
an eve witness of the killing, Wss called
to the stand for cross-examinalion by
the defense.
Herburt F. l.. Funke, who also wit
messed the shooting, followed Storm.
The defense suffered solid body blow.
It's chief contention that Thronton j.
Hams drew bis revolver only to protect
his brother from assault and only after
the captain bad emptied bis automatic
revolver into the body of Aupis was
contradicted and refuted In q most drA-
matte manner BY Funke.