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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
UTAH

BINGHAM, Utah. Jan. 10-In the midst
with Jack Cast in the Phoenix saloon,
A. j. Jensick slipped and fell, it was
thought, In a dead faint. He failed to re-
vlve, however, and medical aid was sum-
moned. The physicians said that Jensicls
had "knked his intestines." He died the
next day.
oGDEN-Thirty-f complaints have
been issued agains delinquent poll tax
payers by Collector Naisbett. Unless
prompt payment is made those in ar
rears will be hailed before the courts for
the customary fine.
Guardello Brown, probation officer at
Salt Make, was In the city investigating
the facts connected with the recent es-
capade of two young girls from that city
who were enticed here, 1t Is said, by
two young men of Ogden.
w. G. Harmer informed the police that
some one had stolen an overcoat from
his room. He gave the officers the rame
of person whom he suspected. and the
police are investigating the case.
AMERICAN FoRKs-AIr. and Mrs. r.
z. King of this city were notified by
telephone from Blackfoot, Idaho. that
their son. Thad had been found dead In
his bed at one OF the rooning houses OF
that city. Al the coroner's inquest, which
was held, traces of morphine poisoning
were found, and it was the decision OF the
jury that King came TO his death by
poisoning, administered by unknown per-
son or persons with nnurderous intent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
OKLAHOMA

ARDMoRE. Okla. Jan. 1O.-Dr. S. H.
Harry, former physician of this city but
late of Crusher, Okla, a small town near
here, has been arrested on the charge of
manslaugher, committed at Crusher
Christmas day. yhe arrest was made on
the verdict of the coroner's jury. DR..
Harry, it is charged, cause. the death of
a patient, Daniel Druggen. DIR. Harry
is the son of Federal Judge Z. G.. Harry,
l." Pennsylvania.
M'ALESTER.-Edw M Brazell, former
ly United States deputy marshal in this
city, under three administrations, was
shot and killed at hartshorne. The
shooting was done by young man, who
escaped. No cause is known for the
deed.
DURANT.-Entering the political arena
as the opponent of some of the strongest
Republicans In the city, and with the in
dorsement of the local and state organ
ization as odds against her. Mrs. Angus
Hilton, wife of ". II. Hilton, postmaster
at Durant before his death last June. is
victor according to Washington dis
patches, and will succeed her dead hus-
band.
MUSKOGEE.-Ridd with bullets. the
body of James Garden, a negro is dang
ling from a telegraph pole in the center
of Henrietta, Okla. as the result of the
first lynching in the new state. Garden
shot and killed Albert Bates. a white
man, because Bates. q l.veryman, re-
fused to rent a rig to him. Garden was
lodged in jai. and tonight a mob bat
tered down the doors. secured Garden and
hanged him. Then they riddled the body.
GEARY.-Two months ago pastor of
the Christian church of this city at a
scant salary of $500 per annum and now
one OF the principal heirs to fortune in
st. Louis realty valued by the courts at
81, 500, 900 is a short but remarkable chap
ter in the life Of Rev. NJ. r Shanks OF
this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WISCONSIN

WAUKESHA, Wis. Jan. 10.--Andrew
Laas of Milwaukee. arrested on complain.
of Deputy Game Warden Tuttle on the
charge of fishing with set lines at Pewau-
kee lake. appeared in the municipal
court and entered a plea of not guilty
The trial was set for tomorrow.
KAUkAUNA-Footp secured price
less heirloom from Charles Grignon, tax
ing a gold watch once his fathers, 50 in
money and a pearl handled knife. The
loss of the watch is felt by MIR. Grignoa
as it has descended through several gen
erations of the family, WAC first settled
in Kaukauna in 1894.
MADISON-1n order that his little son.
who is often in trouble, might not be
sent to the state Industrial school a.
Waukesha. Ferdinand Pizza, an Italian
scissors grinder, agreed in the municipal
court to dispose of his property and take
his family back to Italy. Tho man has
5000 of ln1ncumbered real estate and
Judge Donovan gave him until February
to dispose of it and get away.
OCONOMOWOC-Fred Nearing, white
hunting near here with a friend, met with
a painful accident, his eye being accident
ally shot out. The wound was attended
by DR.. Rogers and no further trouble
is expected.
WAUPACA-The first train TO be run
over the new Waupaca e Green Bay road
will reach this city tonight regular
passenger and freight schedule win 20
into effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Convicted of pefraudlnq Bank

CHICAGO, Jan. 10-Chauncey e. Gra-
ham and William Tilden of the Steel Bal
company were found guilty today of OBJ
tanning money by means of fictitious
notes from the Milwaukee Avenue state
bank, tor the wrecking of which Paul
Stensland is now serving E penitentiary
sentence
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
law pARTNunSHT11

Lucien Earle, formerly Of the tirzm OF
Earle & Creede. and william +. Me-
Laughlin. practicing attorneys Of the
Los Angeles bar for the past twelve
years, have formed a partnership Tor the
general practice of law. and opened
offsces at 502-3-4 Delta building, as koufh
Spring street. Los Angeles. Cali where
they win be pleased to meet theih friends
and clients.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
GEORGIA

REID's sTATIoN-While she sat in the
lap of her cousin at the family home
Sedora Bryant, 10 years old. was killed
by lightning that wrecked the home and
injured fifteen persons, There was a
gathering of neighbors at the Bryant
home for song service. The girls cousin
was unharmed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
GRAPPLES M
DARK WITH
MASKED MAN
DARING H0LDUP ON CAR AT
EASTLAKE PARK
Conductor Covers HIghWayman with
Gun, and Latter Springs Upon
Him, Wrests Weapon Away
and Escapes

At 11:25 o'clock last night car No.
Bastlake park line was held up at the
park terminus of the line by a lone
highwayman, Conductor Ross Livin-
good was deprived of his revolver.
This is the same conductor who with
his motorman, E. B. Somers, was held
up at the same place on the night OF
November Is last and robbed of $3.50
by two highwaymen.
According to the story related to the
police by Livingood he and Motorman
Somers were in the act of changing the
car. The trolley had been turned and
Liyingood had just completed the turn
ing of the seat backs when he noticed
a man come from the shadow of the
trees of Eastlake park with a mask
over his face.
Somers at the time was engaged in
placing the electric headlight of the
car in position.
ingood stepped to the back platform
and as the man climbed up on the steps
the conductor drew a revolver from his
hip pocket
Grapples with Carman
Inc GoDDeT, VINO was a tall ana aC-
tive man, made a leap for the conduc-
tor and grappled with him and seized
the wrist of the hand which held the
revolver
The two men struggled for the pos
session of the weapon and finally the
holdup man Wrested it from Livingood
and then turned and ran back from the
way he came and disappeared in the
park.
Livingood of the opinion that the
robber was scared off by the appear
ance of Somers, who hearing the strug-
gle. started to the rear of the car to-
his assistance.
The robber obtained no money and
excepting the revolver which is not al
valuable one got nothing.
The robber is described as six feet in
height, 175 pounds in weight, dark
clothing, soft hat and black silk
handkerchief over his face.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
KENTUCKY

SEBRFiE-Henry Wedding, Berry Walk
er and Jesse Stublett of Central City wei e
arrested here charged with being impli-
Gated In the murder of John Ray, brake
man on the Louisville & Nashville rail
road. who was found dead near the track.
WILLIAMSBURG Watson, who
was shot by his nephew. John Watson.
near Goldburg. died. James Anderson was
shot and killed on Rock creek, near the
Pulaski county line.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
VICE PRESIDENT OF GLASS
COMPANY TAKES OWN LIFE
BY AssociateT Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-Adams I.
Heunisch, vice president of the Illinois
Pacific Glass company at Fifteenth and
Folsom streets, was found dead today
at his home. 401 Baker street, with gas
flowing from an open jet in his room and
an empty bottle that had contained car
bolic acid beside him. Worry over f1nan-
cial affairs is supposed to have caused
him to commit suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Equitable May Change

Nv ASsOCIdIet
NEW YORK, Jan. 10--The state law
giving the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety authority to transform itself into
a mutual organization was declared TO
be constitutional by Justice Crane OF the
supreme court in Brooklyn today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Harvard's enrolment s7ss

BY Af1ocinied Pi<st
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 10.-~The total
enrolment of students at Harvard uni
versity this year is 076a q decrease OF
twenty-six from last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
San pIeao Wants Appropriation

~ AFsociaIed Frtsh.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 1o-The chamber OF
commerce has decidel to send former
Senator M L. Ward to Washington to
represent II in the efforts to secure suit
able appropriations for San Diego harbor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Fire Destroys Two Banks

BY Associated Press.
ALBION. H.. Jan. lo.--Fire Of supposed
incendiary origin destroyed two bank
buildings and four stores here today.
Loss, $2OO,0Oo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

SAN ANTONIO-The union walters
here who ere on a strike or who are
locked out, according to which side is
telling the story, are preparing to open
up a restaurant and will ask all believers
in unionlsm TO patronize them. The res
taurant will be run on the cooperative
plan, all of the men working there shar-
ing in the profits.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Is He Guilty?

Mr. Bryan walkec. through Wall street
yesterday morning. Is that what did ii
New York World.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

Miss De witt-It is pity, how chance
destroys the harmony Of things in this
world.
Reggy-I don't quite FOLLOW you.
Miss De Witt-It happens so often that
in q yachting suit hasn't enough ambi-
tion or ability to earn the price OF a
rowboat.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WASHINGTON

GREEN LAKE, Wash, Jan. 1O.-S. S.
Miller, who resides at Wood and
Park avenue anu North Ninety-second
street, is confined to his bed. under the
care of DR.. H. = Greiner. as the result
of serious injuries he received while blow
Ing out stumps near his home One of
the flying fragments Weighing forty
pounds struck him on the back.
FREMONT-The completion of the
Wallingford avenue car line as far as
Fifty-sixth street is expected during
February 1t will be a great convent
ence to the people living in the vicinity
OLYMPIA-Arthur Whiteside. some Of
Amos Whiteside of Tumwater. lies at
the hospital suffering from the effects of
an accidental discharge of a shotgun
Tuesday afternoon while out hunting near
Tumwater. The wound will probably
cause him to lose the leg. While hunting
gun, which went off. The whole charge
penetrated his leg just below the knee.
badly fracturlng the bone.
FORT LAWTON-Sergeant Coleman
Waller, company E. and Corporals John
Meadows, company H; William Schu-
macher, company F, and Benjamin
K.amm. company G. have been ordered
to Vancouver for six months duty.
WEST SEATTLE-One of the most i'm
portant social events of the season took
place on New Years eve when the
Fourteenth Ward Improvement club gave
a dance at Luna park for the purpose of
raising money for building a clubhouse
OLUMBIA-Following the precedent
of former years, w. R. Crawford. presi-
dent of the Seattle, Renton & Southern
railway. on Christmas sent S. to all em-
ployes who had been with the company
more than a year and s2.5v to those who
had been working for tn company less
than that time,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

MISSES COAT
servceable made cloth
very simple in construction being modified box shaping and
regulation sleeve with turnba cuffs The collar
roll straight band The front fastened with cord
Any of the heavy coating materials suggested for
The de1elnn
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

GAINESVILLE-Louis Finlay, Sc years
old, an old Indian fighter, who fought the
Comanche Indians in this section half a
century ago. died near Hood. fourteen
miles west of here. He had been citizen
of Cook county sixty years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

, NOCONA--will March accidentally shot
himself about two miles north of Nocona.
Mr.. March had been quail hunting in
company with Il. A. Berry, ]. j. Bailey
and his brother, j. B. March, and In
alighting from the vehicle his gun was
accidentally discharged, the charge PEN
etrating under the right arm, which
caused death in a few minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
TEXAS

DALLAb, Tex, Jan. 10.-Sam Lapresto,
an italian grocer on East Commerce
street, was instantly killed by the dis
charge of a shotgun held in his own
hands. He was preparing to go hunting
and was inspecting the hammerless
breech-loading gun. 1t was discharged
and the top of his head was blown off.
Brains were scattered over he counter
and the shelves of the store.
The 6-year-old daughter gave the alarm,
but when members Of the family rushed
In from the dwelling rooms in the rear
he was past their aid. 1t is supposed
that the trigger struck the counter when
he was shifting the flrearm.
Lapresto was a hard working and pros
porous man of 55 years He leaves
widow and six children, from 6 to 30
years of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

NACOGDOCHES-Th S-year-old daugh-
ter of George Lowrey fell through a
trestle on the Nacogdoches Southeastern
railroad at Wooden and was fatally In
jured. The little girl with two smaller
children was playing on the trestle, when
she fell a distance of twenty feet, receiv
Ing injuries from which she died a shorf
time afterward.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
sentence.

Mrs. Justwed-This Is our thirteenth
quarrel.
Mr.. Justwed (soIemnly)-Maybe we'll
never have another.
Mrs. Justwed-rm not at all supersti-
tious.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
REFUSED sALNK-t INCREASE.
Rev. Irving Berg Turned Down orisr
OF More Money.


Catskill. N, Y, Sept i2--very few
persons refuse an increase In salary
of $500 a year, but the Rev. Irving
II Berg, pastor OF Catsldll Reformed
church. has that record. In August
MIR. Bergs congregation gave aim a
months vacation During his absence
the church officers voted to increase
bis salary TO 81 500. He had been 70.
ceiving $1,000 aud use OF the parson.
axe When Mr. Berg returned he
was notified OF their action and imme-
uiately called meeting Of officers
OF the cAurch and asked them TO re-
scind the resolution increasing his
salary and 20 leave II at the old fig.
ure.
TIE ofiicerEwere surprised and said
Il was the wish OF the church. but Mr..
Berg said while very thankful for tho
kindness, that he did not wish the In.
crease The oflcers decided 10 let
the matter rest until next May. when
the increase win again be- rendered,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

siAfeghor0. Ca. Sept % walls
huntlng ~ the Oxeerhsc river Hwanp
day ~ ESQ hsa j. G. Ludium. >.
G. Lee and others fpsnd q humar
nkelcion In tAe buNaea The Ftuaina
wese discovered opposite Camsroa %
ne Ba1och caunty ni1s ~ ths Fivpf
Bosles ne BODY iar pocEtt knife
asa . Collar ane q hax In Mlvsr Az
tte ci1shisa haf bteDfns tbrs1ttase
sad vas 6o-omtaset There Nas aat&.
lnr 81 whiea sAe remalas spai8 hs
ltsncnea Ths anar "a fAnsgsea b.
mytffrY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
VOYAGE or THE FLEET.
American Hattieshlps Now at Albany,
West Australia,

WotH $u8tFaURs
Alba 4 West Australia, Sept. H.
The American battleships arrived here
after /. 300 mile voyage from Mel
bourne. at Z o'clock Friday morning.
While still half mile OF Ming fort,
they formed square and ex-
changed salutes with the fort,
the British cruiser Gibraltar and the
Chilean training ship General BaQue-
uano. At about 10 O'clock section
headed by the Connecticut weighed
anchor and proceeded to Princess Roy.
al harbor. where are the coaling and
shipping piers. and decks were speed
lily cleared for the work OF taking
in fuel. The ships already are pre-
pairing to coal for the voyage to Ma.
nila. The harbOr Is brilliant with
flags OF various nations but the United
States colors predominant.
On. the run up from Melbourne.
the warships engaged In battle maneu.
vers day and night and they are max.
ing active preparations for the target
shooting and maneuvers that are TO be
conducted in the Manila bay during
the month Of November. These opera.
tons are to be the most important
ever carried out by tho American
navy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
RovAL@Ts FORCED TO RETIRE.
Persian Troops intercepted by Noun.
tain Tribesmen

Persian Troops intercepted by Noun.
tain Tribesmen
81 Petersburg, Sept ~ The No
voc Vremya publishes a dispatch from
fabric. dated Sept 3, saying that
two thousand Persian troops and two
companies OF Kurds. commanded by
Izratul. coming from Maku to the as
sistance of Ain - Dowleh. had been
lntercel ted ten miles from Tabris BY
a force OF mountain tylbesnpn ad'
hercnts u satar Kaau. The royalists
we're forced 10 retire Among the To-
iurtd Is sAirslkhan, one ~ the royal
~ leaders.
Containing me correspondent says
that heavy artillery and rife iire vas
head he nisht OF the ninth AZ TIA
bril-. but that me outeome could cot
De learned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
hrR SKULL FRACTURED.
Woman Hlt by Baseball Bat--Ia0bbsd
o. 81 900 IN Jewels

Woman Hlt by Baseball Bat--Robbsd
Of 81, 900 In Jewels
Atlanta. Sept ~ --Iier skull frae'
tured BY baseball bat in tae banda
OF an unknown white man. Edna Hale,
young woman about twenty years
OF age. Of 50 CORTLAND street, was
sent 70 the Grady hospital late Thurs.
day afternoon Ia critical condition.
After careful examiaation Il was an.
nounced thar she had a slight chance
10 recover and an operation was per
formed
u D. alleged that about $4,000 worth
u diamonds and other towels we're
stolen by TIE man who Administered
the blow. and 4 Il believed that the
Assault Was made FOR iho purpose u
securing the vainabiea
Ofilccfs Bentley and Norris we're
called 10 iAe sceue. bBi ne assistant
TAD made good bis ESCAPE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE FAILEp.
Mad Man stalled last Quarter on ohu
Meter 4s Might Have susStedsd.

Had Man staked last Quarter on aau
Mstes Ss Might Have Succeeded.
New Y0rN sept H. After making
elaborate preparations for killing him.
self BY gas. Including the writing OF
a farewell letter 10 his wife. IN which
he stated that he had spent his last
quarter for drink. James Rowan. for.
ty-Cre years old tnrnod on the gas
aud lay down.
Had Rowan ftaked his last quarter
on the gas meter ho might have had
his wish. The supply OF gas, how.
ever. was furnished by a quarter me
tor. which supplies 60 cents worth OF
Illuminating autd and then stops I'm
til another quarter h inserted The
ems In this case stopped Rowing Just
AFTER the man lost consclousneas aud
he was revived By q policeman who
had been summoned
Rowan was removed % a hospital
and later locked up Tor attempted 80.
icide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
GEORGIA. lEolsLArVRs.


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sry Wrsngis.
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inio aEDthwr PARLIAMENTARY wfanKis
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ssnvsaed asneiow RalMhs maids a..
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
A Kew DrPAFrvRE.
courps Preparatory 70 MHtrimcny IN
publlc Schools.

Coufme preparatory 20 MatftmGHy "
publle Schools.
Topeka Kann Sept rs --s''Ths
time h e0mias uhen q coarse prepare
iory 70 matFimony wiil ~ oFsfei IN
our public schSois IL vklsa FOgrg nsu
and womsn Eiii be tauEti p6lns impoF'
ians maitsr relative 70 Esrgiage
Professor ~ n BlacknaF. hsad %
tse aspaFtmrnt ~ sDeiasoEY ~ ths
UaiversiiY " KaHaaA ma3e fals
stnfemeat here bsf3su tss naprris'en.
deuts ~ KaaEas eharuabls insiliu
'isgs Frofens.f nlHe aaF beBeFsa
rsrh q reafe Wauia o. fsf toshFd
irpruvter Amerirans 81 q uatsa ape
- belsaea D. 49, nst sEpeelsui
rrmety ag eahHapF mafaAesa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
kERN coMlNo sourn.
Candidate 70 Make Campaign Speeches
Ln Several nlatsa.

~ fNF"ftN ~fTffNfF "'NN Wff""NHfNN
IN Bevsral states.
Chicago. sept ig John w Kers.
democratic Vice presidential candidate.
viii make a speaking trip N the south
IN October. and che natloaal candidate
il uow arranging the Itinerary No will
deliver one or two speorhea IN Mary.
land and viii speak IN al probability
IN West virginia and Delaware the
irat week 10 October Mr. Kern vii
speak In wlnsion.salem. 81 o.. ON
October 2, when the state fair will
be IN progress
The vice presidential candidate hAs
alpo been urged b make speeches IA
eicorgis and Tennessee senator Gore.
of oslah0ma. and George Fred VIII
llams. og Massachusetts,. are 10 stump
sas northwestern states
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Meu raie Tfa8 Hef az EAe
river seauef rtfp ~ DayinE ~
tvnea Msngais Amt avge FtFer ppiags
eauFhg 80 fm stt fattEee AseFs
ihn ctg Fu8sg tE9 Htt a#astHg ~
ifaha &o A ara mseg paeie
srsBhNre eme1g ~ gsfasmEe si
49, aee Hat 1sieFts T mefH or
re 81 90 bsaf NEs or esaf ta8
tsns tssFn Gha afH Nta raE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
RELEAsEo ON PROBATION.
Finger Print Msthod of identification
Failed 10 Satisfy Maalstrats.

Finger Print Method of identification
Failed 10 Satisfy Magistrate.
New York. Sept. ~ The hnKer
print nathod u Identification By walch
the police have besn eataioguihK
their prisoners lalfiy failed 10 satisfy
Magistrate corrlgan In the night
court Thursday night
A woman. Win gave her NAVE a.
MAY OpYils was arrested az 4 Alanr
derry person Detective Watson
dcelBfcd that shr wus the same 20,
man 9bo had been twice arrested last
Juns under tss name u Maud Allen
and Rose Allen Hs showed Z rec.
ofd ~ hnfer pflnts
Magistrate CUFdEan squlHtei " thn
papers undsr ths maeBifyinW GLASS
They logk aiike ~ aait 'but
thsy have points ~ difference aiso. 10
my mind These thiaKa are MOI c0n.
elusive ssough tor me- will giys
her the beaeft ~ the doubt and place
Ger on pFubuti0n.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
Ranehsr started Rush EIrs.

Los Angeles. Calf, Sept. ~ One
hundred and hfty men fonght a Ore
which threatened the town Of La
Cresenta and the valley west Of Pas.
adena Thursday night and has burned
over an area Of thirteen square miles !
a portion OF which Is included In tho
San Gabriel forest reserves. The Gre
started when a ranoher attempted 70
burn some brush.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
AAsOS OPENS CAMPAIGN.
assreu Wss Devoted TO the
Lsbor Question.

Lsbor Question.
'ts. H.. Sept. l2.Speaker
Cannon Thursday opened
Aapalsh Tor reelection 10 con-
: sis bone town. Almost his
ldfess OF nearly two hours
s'ai'd TO the labor question. lie
respects to Samuel Gompers,
~ Of he American Federation
20 sio spoke here on Labor
rirAeI Mr.. Cannon. Inyit.
'riius men % vote against
Gamma plainly said he
vote IN congress for toe
~ one other things deman a.
i',7 Including an anti
aV 'lat be- declared would
" "a ard fowl 20 another.
Aa'a GAS greeted BY an au.
-.lsaud. Who caeerea
@'a''es when ae appeared
81" was escorted from
T" 'e laeater by the Can.
VIVID an organixatlon that
'''.ve D" Ia every cam.
'siapr years.