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The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15
Restoration 10 Entry Oi Lands in
 National Forests

Notice is hereSy given that the lands described below, embracing 220 acres, within the San Francis co Mts. National Forest, Ariz.. will be subject to settlem,nt and entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of h United States and the act of June II, 1906 GA Stat, 233), at the United States land office at Phoenix; AriZ., on June IS, 1908. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said for argicultur- al purposes prior to January l., 1906, and has not abandoned same. has a preference right to make a homestead entry for the lands ac- tually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the applications of the persons mentioned below, who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant is qualified o make homestead entry and the prefernece right is exercised prior to June IS. 1908. on which date the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lands are as follows: The VIZ of SW4 of SE3, the SE4 of SW4 of SE3, W. of SE4, of SEf, the of SE3 of SEi, of SE1, of Sec. 6. T. 23 .N., R. 6 E., G. & s. R. M.. listed upon the application of William Moatz of Flagstaff. Ari- ozna; the S1 of S1, Sec. 35. T. 23 N. R. 6 E.. application of Ar thur F. Miller. P. o. Box l3l, Flagstaff. Arizona. FRED DEN NET, Commissioner of the General Land Office.
 . Approved March. 2S. 1908.
 FRANK PIERCE.
 First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

It became known in Tucson yes terday that Governor Kibbey and United States Attorney Alexander had endorsed Con O'Keefe for the position of United States marshal for Arizona.
 The governor and O'Keefe are said to be great friends, and on the occasion of the late republican convention in Tucson Mir. O'Keefe headed the Santa Cruz delegation to the regular convention, and a few hours later headed his delega- tion to the Kibbey convention. - Arizona Star
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

The mail order houses are get ting a black eye all over the country and mainly through the efforts and loyalty of the country editor to his constituents. Each one of the country papers loose money by refusing their advertise ments, while in a great many cases the merchants who should support them in their efforts. not only so not support the paper, but send way for their printing. When merchants are doing just what they decry in others there is mighty little to keep the newspaper man from doing the same regarless of the fact that his attitude may cost local merchants dearly.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

The Standard Oil Company are putting up a determined fight against paying the twenty-nine million dollars fine. By economy and strict attention to business they have done fairly we'll, and this fine is strictly against any of their standards.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

Governor Kibbey is in Washing ton attending conference of gov ernors of the United States on the conservation of National resources.
 It is hoped that the governor will secure benefits for Northern stock interests.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

The Sun declines to be responsi- ble for this unusual cold and stormy weather. Its the local U. &. Weather Bureau. They have the records for the past ten years back and should know what the people want.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

Mrs. Belle Guiniss certainly had killing ways. Her farm was a young cemetery, where she planted prospective husbands instead of wheat.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

Frank Sibley of Tucson, national prohibition committeeman h g called territorial convention to be held at the Adams hotel in Phoe- nix, May IA.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

We have been requested to say omething about the Merry Wid- ow hat. Dang it.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

The many friends of Receiver Hildreth are glad to learn that the has been completely vindicated and reinstatcd with honor. after com plete investigation of the land office.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

Fighting Bob Evans is now re- tired Rear Adimral, having relin- guished his command to Admiral Thomas. He bid his last goodbye to the splendid fighting machines with tears streaming down his face.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15
Street Supervisor.

hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of Supervisor of Streets subject to the decision of the votes at the city election in Flagstaff May 25th 1908, aud would respectfully ask the support Of my friends.
 WlLLIAM BEEsON.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15
Town Clerk.

I hereby announce myself as . candidate TOT the office Of Town Clerk subject to the decision of the voters at the Town Election May 2oth' 1908 and would ask the support Of my friends.
 C. A. BLACK
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

When you break through the crust of the average man, you will find heap of good stuck around in the many crevises of his complex interior mechanism. so it isn't fair to judge man too'quick.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

The Copper Queen company won the tax quit brought against it by the territory.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

The Mesa Free Press has a cut showing how the Roosevelt dam will look. If it does-dam.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15
For Town Clerk

hereby announce myself as candidote for the ofice of Town Clerk, subject to the decision Of the voters at the Town election May 25' The support of my friends will be greatly appre- ciated ,o..
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

If the Arizona Rangers continue to kill a few horse thieves each week no one will kick on their bills for ammunition.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15
Political Announcements
For Marshall

hereby announce my candidacy Tor 'he ouc' Of marshall of the town of Flagstaff Subl ct t' the action of the voters at the polls on elecuof day, Monday, May 25 1918
 l. F. WHEELER
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15

Albuquerque is to have a new democratic daily, called the Daily Sun. which is due to illuminate the horizon May IS next.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-15
For Marshall

hereby announce myself as candidate for the offiee of City Marshall subject to the VII, of the'voters ot the Town Election May sS, 1907 and would respectfully ask the support of my friends
 d. B. SMITH.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
nine NESTARTERSFOR FUIURIIY
Keene's Maskette Picked 70 Win
Classic Turf Event.
Bookmakers Agree to Make No
Attempt to Do Business Dur
ings the Races.

New York, aug 2S.-The $500 F'urUriJy,
one Of the most famous classics ru1 IN
this country. VIII be run az the Sleeps
head Bay track tomorrow afternoon un-
der novel conditions Following the re-
cent resolution of the Coney Island Jockey
Club. that all professional betting viii be
prohibited. it was said to-day that all OF
the big operators had agreed 20 do no
business OF any kind during the meeting
There was a session Of the governors Of
the Metropolitan Turf Association, the
bookmakers' organization, to-day. at
which a representative Of the COney Isl
and Jockey Club was present The gov
errors were informed that II any Of the
Nets attempted 10 accept wagers Of
any kind an immediate expulsion from
the grounds would follow The governors
then agreed 70 support the track man
sFers. and word was passed to the mem
bers Of the Nets to either remain away
from the track or 70 refrain absolutely
from speculation The Pinkert0ns re-
ceived orders to-day 10 keep 4 sharp
lookout for all professional bettOrs and
~ eject them
The Futurity is essentially a rich mans
race this time. Nine starters were sent
out tonight Mr.. Keene will be repre-
sented by Helmet and Maskettez Helmet
won the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga, and
will carry 123 pounds His rider viii prob
ably be Gilbert. Maskette won both Of
her races at The spa. and gets in with
rs pounds. Notter being the rider.
Good judges believe that Maskette viii
win the big race. because they say that
she is the best two-year-old hlly shown
since Artful won the Futurity several
years ago.
John E. Madden will depend upon his
splendid Ogden colts, Sir Martin and Fay
cite. who are youngsters Of quality.
II. P. Whitney viii have three starters
Perseus. said TO be the best IN the barn;
Bobbin, who is still a maiden. and Hill
side.
H b Duryea's colors will be carried
by Aiediant. a fast FLY; while the Bel
mont entry is Practical. a colt by Hast
ings-St Priscilla. who is a fun brother
to Priscillisn- The race will be run
about 4 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
AUGUST - IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

is54-New Arastsrian zu7endered TO the English
and hc-zme New York
l63-Col- Benjamin Fletcher arrived AZ the r,-+ q
New York with a commission as governor Of the
I715-HaverhiH. On the NIs-7imac. slrp-isad tv TIE
French and Indians. who burned part of the
town. killed about fu-ty, and carried away one
hundred p-isoners-
1-67-Edvsrd Hoyle died author Of CELEBRATED trsa-
tise On whist and Other games
I776-Americsns rstrsated from Long Island.
ll7S-The rear q the American army, under Gen
Sullivan, attacked b the British. who we're re-
BattIs Of Portsmouth or Rhode Island
-77e-Battie with the Indians At Tiozz. y Y.
The Indians defeated hy Sullivan at Elnira
lsos- Commodore Prebe's ffth attack on Tripoli
The Constitution dred upward q 800 rounds
besides grape ard canister. sank large Tsnis-
ian galleon. and silcnced twC Of the batteries
and the e7castle-
Lss5-David 3. Hil politician of New York State
Is5l-Lopez- Who had invaded C,lba with American
volunteers. after sixteen DAYS Of reverses and
having lost nearly all his followers. captured in
the mountains by the aid of hoodhounds-
couTsution Of twenty-five deelsa;es Assem-
blei IN Lewis County. 0reg-. and appointed
committee 70 prepare a memorial 70 Congress
70 procure a division of the Territory and the
orgznizatio1 Of separate Territorial govern
uenr-
lss2-Battle q Groveton. near Bull Run. Va. under
Ger Pope The hattie lasted all day when
the Coufede-ates retreatei- The fight was re-
neved he next day. and. WITH great loss. Pope
rerreated.
Iss4-The Democratic nstiuaal convention which nom
mated George B. Mcclellan for President and
c. n. Pendleton for Vice President. opened IN
Chicago
Is7I-The Pola-is reached the farthest point north
Iss-Caleb Powers former secretary of state Of Ken
ruczy convicted and sentenced 70 death for
completely IN the ASA ssi1ation Of Gov. Goebel
l7-Half Of the 5000 900 bridge scruss the St Law
rence. at Quebec collapsed into the river, car
ming eighty American mechanics TO death
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
JUDGE TO NAME RECEIVER.
wranEIe Over Question of A. o.
Brown a Co.'S Insolvency.

New York. Aug. S--William c Rosen-
berg. Of the law firm Of House. Gross
man & Vorhaus. counsel for the cred
itors Of A o. Brown & Co., who have
filed a petition in bankruptcy against the
concern. appeared before Federal Judge
Holt at his home in Woodstock. Conn.
to-day and argued for the appointment Of
a receiver.
Sidney Rosenbaum, Of Hoadley, Lau-
terbach & johnson. attorneys for A o.
Brown & Co. was on hand 10 oppose the
application Mr.. Rosenberg argued that
unless a receiver was appointed. the cred
itors Of the firm. representing claims OF
S209000, would be unable 20 ascertain the
condition Of the concern He contended
that the firm is insolvent
Attorney RosenbaUm. in behalf Of A Q.
Brown & Co. contended that the firm is
not insolvent. and has merely made a
temporary assignment for the purpose of
finding out where il stands
Judge Holt stated that he will appoint
a receiver for the concern tomorrow
morning at o'clock He said over the
telephone that he would not have any
thing &c say on the subject until to
morrow morning
Charles G. Gates. who returned from
Europe to-day. said that the story that
either he u his father had had any deal
ings with the firm was not true
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fi7e f1----zz Z=elz- 10 Ken
n=lgl- % 20 3 uor- Mss C-1-ts15s1 rs rP-vs-s
> 70 g sec1-d- Flower Beauty. s5 .G-as7e-. n "a
J. third Tine. -1- Is. Dezrie Point Lacs sre--
c1de-. lca-la. Sweet Pl1rzl- Hampton Beauty. Cs-b
e-ne Ca71~e--. Dorothy Wehb lIllecu. ana Irene
F. also u-.
SECOND RACE-Fi-= F--1---z Joe C77-a7s rs
.F97arz.- On 5 u01- G-1-i-r= rs sEo-elar5 = n
7 Se1- EaU=s- IN .Da7e-i-f|. % / third
---15- -7-- - E--il-7a- Pl-uc. A-s-c1s-a Peas
l1-- Many 'Ez E-r---ls. T-srre Tnela. LADY
Esls=7-ls-- ard ~-z-fTinE aI-1 -ar-
THIRD EArE-SiE f-rlar-S na--e--e 100 TP5-s-
ems 20 g. ~7l- King Folly. ls5 Rice. % ]
ss-1l1- ----rsu=r- l62 .P1re-SI 70 s th=7I
Tine l-.= La G-s71s. EVELYN E. TardIne. In
sIscl'- F--T-7. Muck Rake Birzen. Rsver-. Air
=1il- E-e- Mace ard Lady E--rv a1=o -sz
FoJ HIH EaGE-~lz f7ri71Es R0vzT Cr--r -71
.PoTerz'- -0 D. w7-- Alrr-1n . Ross 70
sound. >ITt1s---7l- 2 Rise s 20 g third Tine
---- Mss l5sa-i1l and Laurence p. naler arss -zn
FIFTH EAtE---lE tg-0-es- Little Afinuie 100
'L.1Sz a 90 q T1u- Giles. les Powers % l. SEC
c1l- N1--s N-u-ru=s. 10 .B----nI. 8 % Q third
Tire. ll5- % Anna Smith. G-sen5ale. Hu-he=
Le-rera--5. ~---=- HiIl. Comic Opera Desbc1 Ben
s-i-i7- and 1isli-- Breeze a-s5 -an-
SIXTH EACE-0ue NILE and serenity vz-zs- Ser
vie Jos .F7-s-- = 70 5 won. Ut-sran~a. r13 Ross
@ q se---l- senator Barrett -l5 Iken-ey7ri n
T. third Tine I-s5 % Grz-e=-ue. Polar S-ar. and
Ia Je-Esszs also ra--
sLF FENTH EACE-0us nile and t--T1-s I.zdv
E5--7-- l1d .P1-5-sI % 3 Won Bitter Hand 100
tA--l1E.. 3 % l. s=-1ud- QuaE1. IlS .Esnueiv}
b b third Time. 1925 Rose F. Corrnel. Dr
Lee Hl-'--al. A-7rs1-tt. and TrJtania aIs1 ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
PROCTOR SHOWS EN- HON
Sends The Leading Lady Across Wire
IN Trotters' Futurity.
Clever Trainer Also Lands n Win
ner in WhaIen at ReadviIIe
Meeting.

Boston. aug. zs-About 4co0 persons
went 20 the ReadvfIIe Grand Circuit
meeting to-day 10 see the Futurity for
three-year-old trotJers. the Blue Hiu. for
2.30 trotters. and the Norfolk. for 2-5S
PAGERS The major portion OF the futur-
ity was captured by Trainer Bob Proctor
with The Leading Lady, owned BY A 3.
Coke. Paol, Pa. and the Blue HIu with
WhaIen. owned by Charles Sanders. Of
Salem, Mass
The Brooklyn nomination Sadie Worthy.
was the best Of the three-year-olds. but
second money went to BinteIoe Of the
Allen farm. Pittsfeld. Mass. But for the
second heat. when Ritchey failed TO keep
his position in the home stretch. the Nor
folk would have been three straight heats
for Major Brino.
Because ne swerved over toward the
pole. the judges sent him from first 70
last place.
In the final Tong shot Cox looked
dangerous al the short distance. He
brought Jerry B through from the rear
with a rush and was only beaten by a
short head. Summaries:
American Horse Breeders Futurity; foals u 1875.
t7otting; Tz-se, S.ooo Of which S50o goes 70 the
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Tzsr @zzr sruT
OWNER OF AUTO IS INDICTED
NansIaushter Charged for Fatal
Accident

New York. Aug. 1s--Johu Hamilton Ty-
son. whose automobile. driven by Lewis
Strang. won the Savannah and B-ia-cline
stock car races, has been indicted for
nanslaushter iH the second degree for
killing wlrh his car Olaf Guude-son ar
Eighty-dfth street and Amsterdam ave
nue al --g0 O'Clock on the morning Of Feb
rUary o
Tyson. with party OF friends. eft Gun
derson. who was the steward Of the Co
lumbia Yacht Club. ar the foot of West
EiEaty-s.xth street. diving in the street
Through the activities of the members
Of the Yacht club. and because OF a gar
rulcus young woman 90 whom Tyson con
fded that II was his car that had killed
Gunde7SOn. detectives. after a search OF
months. got the evidence on which Tyson
was indicted
Tyson. who IS a son OF George L Tyson.
the ticket agent Is now in Massachusetts,.
HIS lawyer to-day informed Judge Grain.
Of General Sessions. hat he would sur
render on next Wednesday
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
PRIDE HUMBLED BY 4 FAIL.
Mounted Policeman Threw Out His
Chest and Horse Stumbled.

Mounted Policeman Threw Out His
Chest and Horse Stumbled
Pride goeth before a far is an old
proverb. but never was il more thorough
y demonstrated than yesterday morning
Mounted Policeman Karl Schersr. OF the
Seventh precinct, makes az imposing dS-
u-e on his bIooded horse Scherer Is vel
aware OF this fact and always pUffs out
his chest and sits his mount ike a British
Horse Guard
Yesterday he had an attack OF vanity
and puned out his chest like a poute-
pigeon He was then riding his horse
across a vacant lot al Wisconsin avenue
and River road The heavy rains Of Tues
day and wednesday had formed a little
lake in the lot. and the horse stumbled.
became frightened. and bucking. threw
its rider head foremost into the nurzy
water
After about fifteen minutes Scherer dug
himself out OF the mud and went 10 The
Te-na Ilytorn substatio1- There ne re
celved treatment for bruises on head and
face and abrasions Of the right shoulder
He also received treatment from an ex-
pert wieIder Of the whiskbrOon and
scrub5inE brush.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
HAWKWING BY a NECK.
Captures Race in Stirring Finish At
Pfmlico Course

Baltimore. Aug 2S--For the first time
al this meeting the Hunt cub was grant
ed pleasant weather this afternoon. with
The result Of a most gratifying increase
IN attendance
The first race was i've and a half fur
long dash for rVo-vear-oIds. and brought
out a dEe field cf youngsters
High Hat was pitched upon as The ia
vorite and heavily played all over the
ring. HzwEwing and OXFORD Belle also
deceived a good play The race turned
out a cracker. Lysr-a went 20 the front
early in the same. followed by FIa1vkvsf-E
and oxford Belle. Lysrra held on for
tlree-eigh-hs. when High Hat flashed
upon The outside and looked the winner
In the stretch Hsvkwing hooked I'D
with High Hat and IN a dingd0ng finish
beat him cut by a neck
The second race was wen bv Faueuse--
and Fancy Bird won the third. sum
Uaries-
FIRST EA~E-F5rs and 1-s-ts-s Sur--1zs- Hsvs-
wins 4 Powell 70 2. vr-- Hlzh Hat IU-
.Nz-65-.- even. sEc--l- Ss--c1is- IL Del4h-. s U
/ lind Tine. l19 - oxford Belle. Lyst-a- sally
also -az-
SECOND RACE-Tvo niles. s-es7leeHaza- Far
C--=-- -t .D-Elsr1.- Il % o. Won A-5uzU -ss
.-u---.- u o. g. z.---5- Hz-l5a1s 81 sEav=s. :
- D. -L-1 Tine. b. Wa-er-a1. Wz-ri1- Fl---
Machine and Taze also -z-
LEI6D EACE-0le El-e Fa--r Bi-E 81 u
T---=-.- even v--s Grand Ve1e--e. II r T--ls-s
o. d =s-ul- 81 Model. II Il. Tucker y 10
ll-- Tine 81 - Forest HsUk. Peter knight
all E-Lr r Van also rz--
FOURTH EArE-Fire fu-,1-zs- F5-sb-au5 rs
fNzlEz-.. 20 3 won. BABY While. III 1IcCzbel .
-7 d s7-7rl= Consistent. III Martin. 70 Z third
llu7- l1s So. H5-z- shea P-01-. Eur=u55ss Cap
l1--1- Richmond Duke, The sa-aceu. and Ricca-
El-iE 1--l r-
FIFTH EACE-0-= and -1e-9ua--zr niles. Rio
tr--Cl5- -e .H-E--.- o 8. Won EIlT---a- II
Damn Is % g. =za1-z- Al n Ws-5z re2 ICsr-z-
ban. o. J. --l-l. Tine. Z-5 Is kings Plate
Ra-ue-. G-zTl-ls. Ge--ui. King q Ezz-.-. z15
LADY GAY >---Ea- also -z-
SIXTH EAtE->-zzu-zclass about --o miles
fta----z- -s' EaTsS.. 9 U 5 T1u- B-d15e Ee71 -ss
LHa7aEs'. z771- se--11- Cardigan, -53 DIe-lcs %
J. third Tine as
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
SEATTLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SrI fuI0ugs. Laura Clay. q Rms
E7--.- 3 -o E1l- Excitement 10 fhoe-uers 9 70
ssr--l- Dr. Coleman. l16 tBclau5I. I5 % ! -hf-s
TINE. -l5- WC-s ard Plsy Aie-IakarIa Ez-sIsn-a
Pe1Ie- ard Slr- Brsv1-ra- Won Tronp aCels-es. ana
S=Ter--E also ran.
SECOND RsCE-Oue uiIe and seventy vz-7s
Maud Nr'T- l55 'NIs-u'. ID 20 T. u1u- BiIlv Vat
Al--5- % fC7t--ui- % o second; Bud Euh-y I19
.Har7s.- L5 % 3 third Time l-z5 s5 Co-khfTf
Al Ahs-e- TIE Euglishuan. 1Iy B1l1rst Cartha-
EsriaG. l--5-=-- Sea Lad. and Iurie-Is a1s1 -ar
THIRD RACE-Fo-r and o-e-haIf f.-7s1rzs. Ho-z-s
T. -l3 ic11-u' . % J. Won lIediIilg Hannah. IS
.I.ussel'. 70 J. ssc1nd, Mi-aela, g Harris %
Z. third Tine. o-5s s-5 CaIera. La7v AluTIirzu
and Plll-is-iua also rzr-
FOURTH BACE-Ole nile ard ffry Yards. Tory
Es-s-. Us .k1euerI. 20 ; wor; Mirzsr g (Har-
r-s'. even se,-ud- Miss Nazoui q -tRusseln %
i-i1l. Tine. l--I -
FIFTH kACE-ous and cne1uarte- miles Cart.
Burnett. lo Hauisi. % 90 T. Won, stony Lee g.
-lorrr'. is 80 5. secou1. Buhiuou. 100 BICIntyrei
Is 20 J. third Fins. 21s }5 King Of Alis. Jack
N---- Te-arls. 1iaxrrzss, and Dr. 1fclue- also ran
SIXTH RACE-FIve and one-haH furi0r<s- Old
se---s-. 9 HGrsI. 8 20 / won; Plausible los
tB1-zndI. 20 l. ssoond- Bribery. lG ,RusseIn. 9
% % tzird- Tine. lis 5-5 Lord Pr1Fosr. Mile
P. Shirley Rnssmo-e. and Pelham also rzn
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
VICE BOWS TO FORT
Governor Wins Fight on At
lantic City Saloons.
COURT ORDERS THE LID DOWN
Judge Bigbee's Edfct viii End Pos
sibiIity of Martial Law or I'M
Who Had stood Defiant TO the
New Jersey Executive.

Atlantic City. y. J. Aug. 28.-Gov. Fort
has won his sensational fight TO put the
I'D on in Atlantic City Sunday.
The break in the bold defense OF the sa-
loon men came late this afternoon. fol-
lowing a statement issued by Judge
Enoch Higbee, Of the District Court. rec
ognized as next 10 Representative John
j. Gardner in the control OF the county
machine. in which he warned re5euing
cafe and saloon proprietors that they
must comply with the law The judges
edIcJ reached a secret session Of the pO-
EticaI and rum leaders this afternoon just
after a decision had been reached to brave
the consequences Of the governors wrath
and the possibility Of sending troops 10
enforce the law
Il threw CONSERVATION into the ranks
Of the heretofore brave and defiant eIe-
ment. and an order was Immediately sent
70 the H5-odd saloons IN the resort 10 pre-
pare 10 close down Sunday
sends Them n Letter.
Judge Hig5se learned Of the session Of
the rum men and sent them letter by
special messenger before leaving The city
for his summer home al Souers Point
a crisis has been reached in the his
tor = Atlantic City said Judge Hig-
bee = wan. 70 say 10 the liquor men
that the time has come when they must
realize that the city is a part Of the
state Of New Jersey. and that they
must comply with the laws Of the
means what he says when he declares
that he will send troops TO Atlantic City
and summon e special session Of the leg
islature. Il necessary. TO compel the
passage OF drastic legislation 70 remedy
The conditions now existing in the re-
sort
The governor viii win eventually be-
cause he has the right on his side and
the power OF the whole state back Of
him The charge. that he is playing pol
itics IS not worthy Of constellation
Keeps Oath Of office.
Intimsting what course he VII pur-
sue Judge Higbee said 7 have never
broken my oath OF Office. and 90 not
intend 70 now IF there are any indict-
ments found and I an on the bench
there must be no expectation that viii
show any Of the convicted mercy
{ Saloon men are thoroughly frightened.
and II is declared tonight that for the
first time in years Atlantic City is 10
be really closed tight The judse was
thought 10 have been lined Up solid with
Z the rum interest. and his sudden change
[ Of attitude has completely -a-o--1 The
liquor men on their feet