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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

A lAu 8 p. m. hoy ce!sbs6 Bs0i6n 81
C0nBejo Executive,
mo solo montoneB de isrEa y 8Aho'
TFis BobTantes dc obrRB do RIbafilerfs y
Empiezs de pAtioH, ss ven ahoTa dopoBits'
dos On ol EsCinto Sur de la ciudRd, entire ID
0staCi6n do caEFoB s!6otriCOE y 81 teatTo, ui'
no que alguna basuFa, Buale depoRitarS0
allf para de eue mOdO nasjOrGr las COndiciO'
nsB de RquelloH aitioa.
-MuY c0ncuEEidR FeEult6 anOchs la re-
tEetR On Ia plSzR PRINCIPAL. La banda del
TegimientO do Puerto Rico ejscut6 IN ss'
leCtO programs, y EsCibi6 muChoa splausos.
"A Las 5 de IR taVde de aver DO llsv6
Gf0CtO sl sntisEFo del que fu6 EeBpstabIe
RnCiano BefioF e. Vidal, = lR C0nouTTencia
fu6 numerous = diStingUida.
-Ayer 20 Teuni6 sl Comit6 de franqui'
CiaH del CouBejo EjsCutivO, para tratRr dc
los asuutOu pondientsD de dsgpacho.
-El jefs dc 10 pOlicia innulRr aefior
LutE, manifesto 9ysF vRFiO8 "rspoFter''
dc Ia pFsnus dc ID ciudad, que en- bEeve 90
les facilitRrfS I'm Eitio apropiadO, mGna =
dem6B, para tomsr 10 information del
cuartOl general. Dichos ''rspOrtsED" hEcs
dos Homauaa no han vueIto 4 IaB ofcinas
del Fsfarido CuSHtsl general tomRr los
notiCiGB de Ia poliCfa si0ndo este Gl dniCO
CsntrO del g4biernO inBular q donde no
ConCuEReU.
-En ell Conuolidado no hubo h1Y in
formation de intsE6S general.
En- ell pT6xim0 CorEeO eBp0FR el gobsr'
nRdoF P0st infoEmeu preciBoB de lR fschR
On que BRlga para Puerto Rico ol EubSecre'
taRi0 Bacon, Este funcionaTio hRr6 ol via
je On 81 "MHy FltwsT."
Els grGnde 81 ndmOEo do psrroO Fsa'
leugcs que puluIRn todaB horEs poT las
GALES y pleas do IL CiudRd.
-HR tornado aver p0ssBi6n do 90 cargo
de ConBeisro del BAnco Popular sI TOfi0F
Am6rico salaV, del comOECio dc San Juan.
La aHoCiaCi6n "AntoECha del Siglo
X. X" 10 diSpone llsvRr tfscto 81 de
S,ptiembEe pR6ximo IN Garden Party" y
un bale, u juzgAr por lOB prepOrativoa
que 10 hRc0n GDtuaiaGmo que hay entire
los aoCiop, las ToferidaB fsstas EOGultar6n
brillRnteg.
-Ha vueIto & haosEBa cargo aver do
EuG trabAioB en- Ia ofCinG del attorney gs'
neral Ol stfi9T FFanCiGco NoguaFRF, que hi
20 uno de 40 diaI de licenCiR.
En- sl vapor sBpAfoJ ha salido para
Estados Unido1, via CubR, el assistant
attorney LIDO. .Browo, que estarG auuente
dos messP. En- Cuba viAitREa ol Sr. BrAwn
Al RxattoFney general LIDO F0uille que
sHtE allf prsStAndo aerviCio on al gobierno
provisional.
-Por eBtsr lijoramente indiHpuOBtO no
.antinti6 hoy ofcinO, por 10 mafiRna, el ae'
: nor Martin ETgui, emplGadO principal del
DepaItamOnto de iuBtiCia.
Ell Wfi i3F Arturo RoSRdo hR nido de-
Bignado pOE 81 gobOrr adoE, para dssempe'
II AZ el cargo de ConCsal del RinC6D. Con
este nomhramiento, Rsf como Ian deBigna'
clones de los Hefi 1TeB Lorenzo GSllATdO
para miembro del "BoaFd de ssnidad" y
Lcdo. Jon6 r. Aponto para fiscal de Pom
CO. no daT6 CaentA hoy en- la Beai6n del
OOnBejo Executive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
! .Restaurahnr YitaIl dIall.,Rie0Id

. Restaura Ia vitaIid8d de los hombres. Ca
Iantizado. Precio $1-OO, orc. Siempre a la
venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curado a Otros, 10 cura V 30
nOlicitau pedidOs por oOrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
Ode maestro corresponoa1).

Julio 2O.-Segda Dc nos informs, el pro-
bable can didRto para Ia plaza do Sscrsts'
rio de lR Corta de distrito do GuSyama, 10
BeE6 nueStEo que'ido amigo don AIfluEo
AgtiWc, CuyR designaCi6n apoYa16a Ba
TTRnquitaB cuatEo pueblcs mGs en- Ia pro
ximR convention. Sabemog de otrog me-
ritisimog coEFeigionRTios que agpiFan tam
bi6n diChS plazO y poE quianeg cate pue'
bio Bisnt0 VivAB AimpAtfa'; pero en- estes
CRsoG 0l tempo bien apE0VeChado es Ol que
ConquigtS les meloTeg p0EicioneB.
-DiosBs que en- el pT6ximo AgoRto ten
dF6 tfscto en- 81 pueblo de BArEOB I'm CO.
pl6ndido mitin de propaganda unioniata,
al cuRl ConcuTTiF6n loB mss BobresalisnteB
oERdorsB de nuentEo psEtido. Bien que le
hGcs faltR q aqUellR BAstillR IN eAfaeTzo
de eGR natuTRlCER.
-HR llPgRdo hlsta nog0tEos uuR nOtiCia
que nos alegrs disgulta al miBmo item
pc; % que pronto sl Culto barEarquitt II ,,
querido amigo nueatrO, don ConFRdo San
tioi, nos deiaE6 para iF ocupRr una i'm
poFGAnte colocaci6n en- San Juan.
Nos dipgulta t. notieis, porous Beg6a
ellis, 20 nos pIiva Go la agrRdable Comps'
MIA de uno do nusatEoB mas txcslertsB
amigos, TGstando q nueEtTa HoCisdad un 9ls'
msnto de pEeatigio TsOonc cido Gn los mejo'
res CGntPos aoCiR!e8 de la isla.
Nos alGgrR, poTqu0 dadRB las condicio'
mes de cRpRCidad y sneTgfa que alderman 81
joven Gmigo, etc podTA abriEGs IN anChu'
EoEo campo, en- las g0ndau del porv0niT,
ALA en- hoIizOntea mas Gmpli0s q. 81 nuea,
fPO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

ConHtsntiuopln, Julio 3O.-El Au3t6D,
obligRdo decTetaT una nUevR constitution
mas On ConsonanciR con lRB ideas aBpira.
CieneH ibsEaleB que van RbFi6 1doge pRso
On laB multitudeB otomanRB, hubo de hR
Cerlo de RcuaTdo con la8 ex'genciaB de
IpglaterE0 prinCipalmsnte y de otroB pcde.
res sOrOpsoH. Aver juE6 ala nueva Conlti-
tuci6n el BobsFRno turco, prometisndo 30
Ismnsmente mantanerIR. Ds otrs paTts,
10 infoEmR qua 10 hR enoRTgsd0 do Feor-
ganizaE sl ej6Fcito el general aItmGn Ven
deTgotz. El 8sntimisnto popular domic an
to, sinembaTgo de Is actitud de Alemania,
On Turqufa, 81 ang'6flo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
CABLES De HOY.
Miles De cadayeras flOtando en- eI
Mar Amarillo.
EI go4ier1o de Honduras y los re-
pIeSeRtantes De Ia gTande kntiIIa.
Ell yacht tiptnns'' gan6 en- Ia iegsta
intern naGionaI, en- eI Have,
Ell sultan de Turqufa jara mantsBsT
Ia nueVa Constitution.

Hong K prg, Julio 3O.-Un rsoiouts hO'
TEoroso tif6D hR sembrado Is musEta ca
eAtoH maFssl El fen6meno hs tsnido pro-
p0EciontB taTEiblsR, 6 ca pRso han Bido
inc0ntableB l0R deRaHEHGB On p6Pdidas ma
teEialsB y do vidaF. NumeEosos vaporsB y
CenteDareB de psquefiag smbaTcacionsB fns'
ron tragadoB p0r 81 mar. FL inmenBo
toEbsllino do oIaB envoIvi6 un bpque en-
donde iban tre1cientaH docs peEsonRB. Do
6Atag, al napfra gar OI buque, solo queds-
ron On galvo docs. Les cad6vereB, en gran
n6m0Eo, vsianBa a9taE en- IRB sguRB, On 10
CoatR de eBtR iAla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

Sc NECESITA UN EMPLEADO
que ISpR iug'sB, esoEituEa en- mEquina =
que tspgA busna lstrR, con alguns prkcti-
CO en>el deBpaCho de correspondence = en-
contabilidAd. 4-
DiEijanGo Solicitudeg 81 apartado 548
San Juan, exprsBAndO rsfsTenciAB casaG
donde hSya sAtado cOIocado anteB sl 20.
liOitante. 3v.E.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

Havre, Julio 3O.-Ha sido unimadfai
ma aquf ls regatta International de yates.
Los franceHeE luchRron con gran entuaiRs
mo por alCanzsr 10 viCtoFis quo 90 diBpu'
tAbRn tRmbi6n alemaneg am8FiCanoB en-
GuB bonitoB barCoB tFipuladog poF atlas peg
BonaIidadeg. Triunf6 de manaFa sgpl6ndi'
da 81 yacht ''LiptonD". EDte deBarEoll6
veloCfsima mRrchR, dejando q la zRga
GuB competidpFeB que IlegAron con nota'
BILE retrasO. ElpyRchF "LiptOnA" ss de Is
mas l6IidR y eIeganta conatruCci6n. Su
tEiunfo hs tsido C0lebradfsimo por Ion ST.
CionRdon ipgleseB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

Nusvs Yo,k, Julio 3O.-El gebisrno
do Honduras, On lR America Genital, hs
oRncslad0 loBg enegWotuTs de los c6nBule8
de Cuba an Ia repfblioa. 8eg6u Be hR
hscho pdblioo, ssta aCtitud del gobiorno
honduFRflo Dc dsha al hsCho do ihaber in.
tervonido tklas Representatives. en- Ice aBun'
toB polftico8 dc Ia citsda Eep6blica. En-
Cuba Heg6n 10 consignan deupRChoB de la
HabRna, he cauBado muy NAL efaCto el
proCedsr de Honduras. Sc cree que Bobrs
81 pEsBidente DEvilR 90 hO ejsrcido PRESTON
para ObligRrle & 10 radical msdids poE 81
adoptada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
eRAuDEs cARRGRAs LOS DAS TO- 12 De AGOSTO De 1908

NOTA Las nsapcionesse serraran d dia de Agogo 1908.
No Sc aman scpOne ayan acompanda del impote de
matrcula.
oTRA. Solo d IL de Agoo aunque
cabalos diVidr
correT$ los caballOs que hubesen. inscrios.
OIR Queda alberta "a inscriban
cabalos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

CASA EN- "MIRAMAR."-Para 81
primsEo de AgoHto oatRr6 concluida 20
8lquila una c6m0dR GAIA en- este poblRdo.
ES do construction modsrna y rsdios On
una de Les GALES mas C6otricaF. Para in
foFmsB dirigiFB0 sBlG impEaDta. d. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

AVISO.-DeBeamoB yer por 0staH Of
cinau Rl BefIoF Jose OteEo Melendez. Gene
Fsl Commission MRFchRnt y Manufacturer,
Agent, parp nOtifcErle un AHuntO que le.
iataPsIR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

AL RECIBO De IS enviamou q
Vuelta de CoEreo TN Feloi Elgin gsrRntizs.
DO poF dis2 amos, y pOr SO rsmitimo8 uno
maFos WRlthRn. - F. KehrhGbN. San
Juan P. r. R.p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

PARA CURAR REsFRIADo
ENUN DIA tome sl LAXATIVO RBoMo
QUTNINA. 81 boticari0 le devolVeCS 81 djnero sino
90 cUFa. La hrma do r. w. GROVE 80 hslla cs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

En- 0sEa lmPFsnSa 90 VendS paper oO
psri6diOO viOio $500 lOPB46ss, kilo1 (Wm
gaa6satGLN a.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
TEMPERED WITH DANGER. Finally Had to Give Up Coffee Drink
 ing.

Because the poisonous drug in cof- fee does not "kill right out, many persons do not think there is any poison there.
 But there is Caffeine, the drug in coffee, causes undue action of the heart which results in palpitation and weakness, These often cause chronic heart trouble which may shorten life.
 "palpiatIen, nervousness, insomnia and other coffee symptoms, are the danger signals nature throws out to the coffee thinker.
 "While yet an infant on my moth CTS knee" write a Penna. lady, 'she gave me sips of coffee. As l grew older my appetite for coffee was in- dulgcd until I did not enjoy @ meal without it,
 By the time I grew to woman hood, | began to suffer the conse- quonces. My stomach had become disordcred and often at night I could not sleep for hours on account of pa)ptation of the heart
 "1 was induced to stop coffee, but as soon as | was better, I would again tamDor with danger by going back 10 it. After several such experiences, tried Postum,
 At first ] did not like it. But I soon found by following directions on pkg. that 1t was easy to make good Postum and 1 now sit down to my meals with d cup of rich golden brown Postum by my plate and if makes the meal feast fit for king.
 Best of all, while ] enjoy my feast, my health improves steadily, My sister, who used to have spells of acute indigestion from coffee, now enjoys real comfort from Postum, which we all have three times day" "Thcres a Rcasou,'
 Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich Read "1'hc Road to WcIlyille,' in pkgs,
 Ever read tine above letter? \ new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true. nnd full of human | interest
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21

BEST SERVICE ITO CALIFORNIA
 Via NashinPton-Su Sunset route Tour tst sleeper. Berth sS.5O offices ITO and 22S Washington street Boston.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
WARM WOOL GOLF VESTS
WARM WOOL SWEATERS

With high collars and double breasted-just the thing to wear under your great coat"-S2'00, $500, $500 and $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
IlnrNnrl.

Head Coach Blgiow silent but cheer fuh Tad Jones and the assistant | coaches supremely confident.
 1Fhe team itself had its last practice at ,he field early in tho afternoon. Af- ter nj hour of secret signal practice the members of tho team burned mp the sacred relics and departed They went to the New Haven house for supper and then went up to the i Infrmary A few of tho coaches who were at the field:
 Walter Camp, l.. II BiGclow, Tad Jones, sherman Coy Frank Hlnkey Frank Butterworth, Clint Rorahack. c. Foster Sanford, Charlie Weymouth, Jim Rodgers, George Chadwick, Charlie Chadwick, Ralph Bloomer. Tom Shevlm, Dewitt Cochran, Brink Thorne, Al sharp and several others l This morning the members of the ! Yale team will como down to the old training table at 10Sl Chapel street ! for breakfast and go immediately af- I rewards 10 the Country club where I they will spend tho morning. At l about l1;30 they will come down for luncheon and after that will go at once to the field.
 The team is in first class condition with the exception of Captain Rurch who is not vet quito we'll He Is full ! Of Pluck however and says that he :. will play as long as he can without dctriment to the team and then will go out; Logan feels the same way and it win be a good Harvard back who can incircle the Yalo ends.
 From tackle to tackle Yale is a rock Hobbs is against Fish, tho I'strongcst man in the Harvard line and 1t will be a battle royal between the two. Andrus Riddle, Goebol and Brides are veterans, strong, heatv and experienced Tho Harvard rne Is stronger than usual Nourso fig a match for Riddle Burr wlll loo against iochol and Mackay will be against Brides From experience tho Har- ward ends are stronger than those on the Yale team Crowley and Brown have proved their worth against Dart nouth and the Indians.
 While Corey is plucky and fast on past performances Cutler is superior to him as quarterback cutler drives his team like q whrlvlnd and cln use the forward pass better than any man in the business. Brown. ! Crowley and rtsh can take tho pass tq the queens taste.
 The Vale halfbarks are the equal of Whit. and Corhett phnbm. Murphy and baly arc all as good as either of tho Harvard men. and Wheaton as a drop kicker is superior 10 either of them Neither Kenuard nor Var Weibc s tha equal of Coy.
 The game will undoubtedly he an ex. republication of the old style close-p1aS aglins the Eew style play Val, uphoIding the former and Harvard in, latter style. While Harvard win us, the forward pass and ouside kick, Yal will rely on battering ram baclSdcld sld as fast as the backs tire will senc
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21

in new men. All the backs will be used and Field may go in as one of the halves latc in the game since Coy in- tends to play the whole of both halves
 Tho New Haven Automobile club has sent out warnings to tho automobile clubs of New York and other cities to run slowly through New Haven, call Ing attention to tho three recent deaths here. Signs were put up yesterday at Temple and Chapel streets, Temple and Elm, chapel at Norton, announcing that those streets will he closed to au- tomohlle traffic between tho hours of l o'clock and i.S0 to-day The machines must run up George and Elm streets, No other vehicles win De allowed on the streets posted
 The game begins at o'clock but long before that all the stands will be filled and the Harvard and Yale songs will be floating across the gridiron. The Yale Dining club and Dwight hall have both arranged 10 have early luncheons and thousands will walk e the field. Tho trolley company will put practical k all its cars on the Chapel street line at the time Of tho game and S20 will be low price Co pay for a carriage.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
that tho aIgles Nh not ho bIocl.od.

that tho aisles will not be blocked
 At Pennington last night 1t was stated that tho Harvard team had had three single practices during tho day one in the morning and two in tho afternoon, Tho practice was all in secret Head coach IIauehton de- clared that he would express no opinion whatever on the game and Captain Burr was equally Ioticent.
 The Harvard team will leave Farm iagton in a special this morning at 10 o'clock and will arrive here shortly before II. After leaving some of their things at the r. M. c. A, they win go 10 the New Haven house where special luncheon will be served for them ot 1115. At ll,45 they win ] turn to the Y NJ. C. A. 10 dress and walt for the snme.
 While the Harvard men were cou- fdent fast evening the Yale coaches and team were optimistic, All ad mittcd that Harvard hai the best team in years, but confidence in Cap tain Rurch's eleven remained un broken Walter Camp was hopeful
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
WOOL BLANKETS

Tn COLLEGE CoLORS; edges satin bound; Yale, Harvard, Prince ton, U. of r, etc, S8,50.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21

 covered and makes tho bet of $500 even by A Church street merchant, on Har- yard look small,
 The streets near the center took on g holiday appearance last evening and were decorated in blue and crimson for the two colleges. ont West Chapel street the Yale flags which arc seen the day of every big athletic event were hung out. York street, the fresh- man section was hung with large ban ner with the numerals "l9l2."
 The weather for today will ho clear and slightly warmer, an ideal day for football game Tho field will he dry and Is in excellent condition The tickets have an heon allotted and there will he ten persons in each aisle, so
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
GREAT CoATs-FUR COLLARS.

Great Coats" with Fur Collars, inter- lined with soft warm wool and lined with "skinner's" Satin; collars of Persian, Sable. Squirrel. Sable and Isabella Opossum--at $2500 and S35.00.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
BOTH ELEVENS
 ARE CONFIDENT

(continued from First Pagcl
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
SEASONS RECORD ov DLnvENs.
Neither Tcnm lIUs Been Defeated, bu
 Each Has Played One Tie,

Harvard and Yale have not been de. featcd in any game this season, but each has a tic on the record First Annapolis held Harvard ( 10 6, and then Brown, beaten by tho Crimson the week before, tied Yale 10 to 10. Following are the records of the two elevcns;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
FUR LINED COATS.

Tur-lned Goats with Marten, Lynx and Mink Collars, lined with k-Mnk, Ham ster, Sable, Jap and Squirrel at S25,00, S8O00, siOoo, $75.OO and $0o.0o,
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Stocks offer every variable outer garment in warm wool and furs' Splendid assortments and attrac- tive prices. A little bit of advice goes with thls ad, because the stands arc exposed and weather Is liable to be cold.
 WARM WOOL GOLF VESTS
 White and colors, S1.00, S2,0O and $500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-21
OFFICIAL LINEUP AND COMPARATIVE STATISTICS.
HARVARD.
FOOTBALL CAME
Yale Harvard.

The following shows the record of games played between Yale and Har- yard since 1888:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-11

and on parcels weighing less than one
pound as follows: Two ounces or less
/ cent; over two and under four ounces,
2 cents; over four and not exceeulns
eight ounces. 3 cents; over eight ana
not exceeding twelve ounces, Genus
and over twelve ounces and under one
pound, cents.
Two important limitations are placed
on the use of the proposed parcels post
by the following provisions: :,
THAT nothing herein contained snall
be taken as authorizing the acceptance
or delivery at the special rates OF post
age herein provided of any parcel OF
fered by any person acting as agent or
representative upon commission OF
otherwise or person not resident OF such
rural delivery route.
THAT only such parcels shall be RS
ceived for delivery at the special rates
Of postage herein provided as are or
fered by bona f1de merchants or dealers
whose places of business are on rural
delivery routes covered by this act, IN
the ordinary and regular course or their
business and by residents on suon
routes in their individual capacity.
The bill provides that the parcels car
ried shall not weigh more than eleVeIl
pounds or more than three feet SIX
inches in length.
Perishable articles will be sent at the
sender's risk and will not be accepteu
at any postoffice more than three hours
before the departure of the mail.
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FORCES OF FORAKER AND
TAFT TO CLASH AT PRIMARIES

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 10.-Pri-
marles for the selection of delegates
to the Republican state convention
which will meet in this city on March
8 will be held tomorrow between the
hours Of ! and p. m.
In fifty-two of the eighty-elgnt
counties in the state the primaries VIII
be merely a formality and no actual
voting will be done. In these counties
there is but one list of delegates In
the field, and under recent ruling Oh
the Republican state central committee
II is not necessary to vote unless there
are two contesting tickets. The one
list of candidates will be certified as
having been elected.
There will be voting in the remain
ing thirty-six counties because OF local
political conditions and in only Two
of these will there be active opposition
to The Endorsement of w. II. Taft Tor
the presidency. These counties are
Knox. where seven Foraker men are
running as independents. and Cuya-
hoga. where the Foraker people nave
a complete list f delegates.
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and parts of the aff1davits and mace
more than forty objections to the al,
mission of the affidavits on general
and specified grounds. In his argu-
ment Ach laid great stress on the point
that the court had proceeded to ar
raign Ruef. who had acted as his own
attorney in the matter without hrst
asking the defender whether he was
represented by counsel or desired TO
secure counsel.
Ach was still talking at 5:15 when
Judge Lawlor announced that court
would adjourn and continued the mat
ter until Wednesday morning, wheh
the prosecution, probably in the per-
son of Mr. Heney, will reply.
Bribery Cases Continued
It took less than five minutes this
morning for Superior Judge Lawlor ~
continue the bribery cases on his cal
endar for ons week. They consisted
of Patrick Calhoun, Thornwell Null
Tally, TREY L. Ford, william NJ. Abb
bolt, Abraham Ruef and Eugene e.
Schlnitz. OF this number Schmitz and
Abbott were the only ones present, the
others being represented by counsel.
Attorney Frank Murphy for Ruef de-
clared the court had no right to make
any ruling relative to his client, aver
ring that he had never been ar
iaigned on the charges.
This contention was based on the
omission of a word by the stenograph-
or in copying the Indictment. The court
declined to entertain the reasons sci
forth and followed the conclusion OF
Murphy's argument by the continu-
ance.
T., T,doro ntruna'S denartn1e11t of the
superior court this morning the Park
side bribery cases, including G. I'll.
Umbsen, J. E. Green and w. 1. Bro
beck. charged with bribery, went over
for two weeks.
jeremiah Oman and Abraham Ruef,
Jointly charged with conspiracy. were
represented by counsel and their cases
were continued, to be set for two
weeks,