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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.
(speelai correspondenoe.l

fSuoclai correspondence
Kansas city stock Yards. oct H.
Cattle receipts here dropped down TO
so 600 head last week, including
900 calves. reduction Of 1900
from prevlous week, The market was
accordingly strong all week. and every
thing made "A net gain Of 10 10 rs
cents Dealers here figure that more
than three fourths OF the grass cat
ne have been marketed from Kansas.
ana although the Panhandle. New
Mexico and Colorado are running cat
ne freely. and Colorado VIII make
heavy shipments FOR six weeks or two
months ahead. a feeling prevails that
october receipts will fan below nor
mai this year which should make
strong markets an month. The run to-
dav bears out this prediction, az tho
eunplv Is "a 900 head. including 1900
calves several thousand below what
might have been expected on this
Monday. the opening day Of the Ameri-
can Royal Live stock show, which u
heid mere this week. The market Is
strong 20 ~ higher today ana the de-
mand big enough 20 quickly absorb
mo stppiv Choice beef steers sold at
sgA0 today. and yearlings brought
$40 highest price every here Ina the
month of October. although 1915 was
Maid FOR corn fed steers IN heptem-
her teO2 Panhandle aud New Mexico
beef steers are selling az $3.50 20
stGO feeders $3.50 20 $3.50, stockors
f9Eo to $3.50. COWS and heifcrs $500
to "a 90. bulls around $40, veals a
quarter higher today. tops fs.2b, Colo
RADIO beet steers up 10 s475. Colorado
COWS $40 40 $500. Two or three
trains ~ mountain beef steers weigh
lne around 1880 sold AZ $3.50 last
week and "a train Of plains steers from
XII carson, weighing 1857 sold today
sheen and lambs are nuctuating "a
sood deal. but the tendency has been
inward most Of the time during the
past week. INCLUDING today. Run to-
dav b. III 900 head, market 10 10 rs
higher. TOP lambs a band Of utahs Al
$685.. Colorado lambs al $3.50 20
sg.7s. range ewes $500 10 t4.2b. A big
band a. light weight northwestern
feeding lambs sold at $3.50 late last
week. and some tb.68. Wyoming lambs
went 10 the country az $3.50 showing
nc versatility az the country demand.
Arizona has been lightly represented
lafeiv. some lambs a. the low time last
week al l6.i5 10 1875, about all from
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IN POLICE COURT.

"The quality OF mercy is not
strained" would have sounded queer 10
Eugene Smith. "A cripple had anyone
quoted the phrase In police court We'd
nesday afternoon, when Judge Bowman
sentenced Smith TO serve 80 days for
violating the license ordinance. smith
landed here recently. sick and penni-
less He Is cripple whose handicap
Is pitiful I'm the extreme. When he got
out on Main street to peddle few
strings to get enough money for a meal
and the nights lodging. he WAS arrested
for not having a pedler's license.
The pathetic blended strangely with
the grotesQue and humorous. +. s.
Brown. facing a charge Of drunkenness
which grew stronger as the prisoners
breath perneated even the fetid atmos-
phere OF the police court. stood up be-
fore Judge Bowman. and with a smile
both chlldlike and bland advised the
court that the charge was true except
for slight discrepancy in the date.
Your honor. IL shouldn't be 800 /
haven't been drunk that is real
drunk. for 100 years" Even the
court could not suppress a smile IN the
gale Of laughter which followed
Browns brilliant sally. Encouraged by
this. the inebriated one resumed: And
/ am satisfied, Judge, that l won't get
drunk again for another hundred years
Cause tell YOU true. Judge I'm sash
hed thish one win last me that long"
IT ought 20 last YOU about so days, al
least said the court. and the jovial
tipsy faded from jokes 10 tears. He
was an Old man. and appeared TO be
about So years Of age. His back was
bent and his hands shook with palsy.
His hair was white as snow. When he
got the so days IN the city jail, the
dream Of being drunk for another hun
dred years and the lest that he had
not been drunk during the last hun
dred years. deserted his brain. and he
sat down. crying bitterly and mutter-
ing TO himself
Because T. a. Ellis knelt in the mid
die Of the road near the Masonic temple
at O'Clock Tuesday morning. and
called upon the Almighty 10 deal out
punishment 70 those miscreants who
had ruined his best hat Judge Bowman
handed him Is days on the chain gang.
Nine homeless men, including Charles
Gallagher. Charles Sturgeon. Roy Nc
Colt, VIII Sullivan, John Lee. Bernard
Lee. Arthur Ryan and Lee Eggbert.
out Of a job and with no money where
with 10 pay for nights lodging,
crawled quietly into the hayloft OF the
Pacific Hay company Tuesday night,
whereat Patrolmau Kast further dis
tinguished himself by arresting them
on a charge OF trespass. Judge Bow
man thought the matter over q minute.
and then continued e until today
George Jepson's bail was set al 500
and after he demanded an attorney. he
was given until today 10 explain why
DE went into the Portland Coffee House
last Monday morning. threw cash
register through "a plate glass window
and smashed divers diningware.
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Extraordinary Operation
Saves Young Man $ LII.

An extraordinary surgical case which
has attracted unusua, attention be-
cause OF IT, nature and the success
attending such delicate operation, is
that of J. J. Jorgenson. young man
of shelley Idaho. son Of Soreu Jorgcn-
son, a we'll known man OF that place
which came TO light today when the
grateful father gave the "details. after
the physicians and nurses connected
with tho case at the Groves L. ID. $.
hospital had declined to discuss IL on
the grounds OF professional ethics.
Young Jorgcnson was shot ia shelley,
June 4. and a buckshot struck him
in the head, penetrated the bone % the
skull, and lodged IN the vault OF the
skull. next to the brain itself The
fact that the patient has lived THIS
long under such circumstances Is con-
sidercd wonderful.
ON juno T. shelley physicians per-
formed an operation and trepanned the
skull without success. Time passed,
but the Young man did not die The
fathcr. determined to do all In his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

IN the Fifth precinct last night the
Republicans chose John NJ. knight. q
candidate on the citizens ticket, MS the
nominee TO succeed tho Rev Elmer /.
Goshen. who resigned from the coun-
cilmanlc ticket
The Republicans met I'm the Forest
Dale schoolhousc last night and named
four candidates 20 succeed the retiring
members of the town council The
nominees. which are non-natusan, are
us follows. Long torn. Joseph F..
Merrill ana Archibald Frcebairn. short
term. Francis w. Cope and George j.
silver The hold-over member ~ the
council as Milton Bennion Charles +.
Brown and Walter Scott Tire We're
chairman and secretary respectively Of
the meeting Before the nominations
were made u was decided that the can
didates receiving the largest number
OF votes should be the long term nomi-
nCcs.
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18TH H0MEwARD BOUND.

a cablegram was received last eve-
ming from Manila by Mrs Axton STATE
ing the departure of the Transport Loo
gan with the Eighteenth United
States infantry ON board with good
weather the transport ought 10 Doe in
San Francisco by Nov no Chaplain
ANton win come direct 90 his old home
in this city, after the two wears foreign
service with leave of absence of -four
months. which win enable him to re-
main az home during tho winter The
regiment is 90 be quartcrcd az the
various posts On Arizona. with hoad-
quarters az Nhipplo barracks
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power TO save the victims ufo
Nuvng Jorsenson 90 Salt f.si. gsa
ahu ne was placed in fhc Nt
!" ~ ;. hospital recently ,iel'i
NMceh ESQ. according 10 the fatbct {
1eorge W. Middleton. who t9S D.
ol tne case. trcpannod the st,1Nh Nan
suuld not ind the huckshof NJ ot
iote Yesterday, Dr Middleton r,,,E b.
lhlg the brain. and By this nos,. Pc
kc'her with the N-ray obser,a,,, 70
succeeded in locating tho b,,ii'gt'
Yesterday Or Middleton p,rfor,,,, ssno'
nnal operation. which proved s,,, %
iul The forccps gave no in,rr,.| =
from the buckshot IN searchiny ~
but the surgeon used his 6ngc-. UT
oatSd the bullet. and drew n an %
Ihat young Jorgenson comb &c..
q buckshot In his brain Cor n,.,,.l !. "
$50 days II strange That nm ,,',,,.. wa
OF such a character should provo
cessful is a miracle. Or Nid5,..l'
however modestly refused to Ivy
word about the ease today ana /,
only after the boys father wba Va
with family In the vicinity M So
avenue and g street, was fopr5 :,
the details Of the case could be- ''' Ws
tanned. dae'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
VERDICT on INSTRUCTION.

Judge Armstrong thIs morning iu-
sUuctcd the jury lu the case 0f Frod-
erick a. West against me utah Lislt
aud Railway company to bring lu "a
verdict boa favor of fne defendant. 900
cause f0r action Thr Oarc was ono m
which the u.alntin a0ught 90 re.oycr
$4,000 damages for injuries alleged 90
have been sustained De- him bon uuglt-
ing N0m 10 street ear ou Second south
street between FIrst and second Fan
streets ON May ~ last West claimed
the cor started before Boz had aIrhtei.
throwing him to the ground aud in-
nictinF severe injuries.
when tine case Wus called ln Judge
Armstrong court ihIs morning Mother
ODE plainun nor hIs attorneys put zoo
900 appearance and after several cf-
FORTS Wore mHde t0 locate them hy
telephone. tne Judge COVE thr jury Iu-
stuctlons ln return the verdict of no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
VERDICT ron DEFENDANT.

jury IN Judge Armstrong; court
yesterday returned verdict in favor
81 the defendant IN the case Of Limo
TruJillo against the Denver a. Rio
Grande Railroad company Truiillo
sued the railroad for $40. 900 for being
elected from train near Agate Utah.
Feb, z, 1909, while he was beating his
way. he was thrown from the train
and rolled into a ravine 20 feet below
the track. 1N-uiillo claimed the train
men used unnecessary force In ojecting
him and brought suit for damages. The
jury, however. differed from Trujillo
and returned a verdict as stated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
GRAY LosEs nIs srIr.

W. r. Gray lost bis suit yesterday
ia Judge Riches court against salt
Lake county and the Utah Light a.
Railway company when the jury re-
turned "a verdict in favor on the defend
ants. Gray asked for 500 as damages
10 hi6 property ON account OF hlgh
waters from parlcys canyon flooding
his property at seventh East and
Ninth South streets lt WAS alleged
in the complaint that tlo Ctnh Light
A Railway company placed Cd culycrt
az this point diFert|ng thc course or
the water which caused lt 90 nood over
onto his land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
DAMAGE CASE TRANSFERRED.

The case OF J n WorralL admins
TRAITOR OF the estate OF r. Fairis.
against the Garfield Smelling company.
was. on petition OF Atty Mathonihah
Thomas, transferred from the Third
district court ia the United States cir
cult court FOR the district OF Utah. on
order Of Judge O @. Armstrong The
action was brought 90 recover S25. 900
damages for the death OF Farris which
took place oct 49, 1908. while be- was
repairing a converter through a wheel
falling upon him by the breaking
Of an axle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
RESTORED TO ENTRY.

Tine land office o. On receipt of a
communication from the assistant Sec
rotary of the interior giving notice
chat certain lands surrounding the Utah
LAX. reservoir site has been restored 90
entry The letter states that the land
win be- open for settlement after Jan.
z but not before Feb. 81 1910 % The land
b Described as follows.
"falt Lake principal meridian. town
sflp e south. ranee l west. east half or
section A. cost half Of section ?, and
cast half Of section l6"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
McTFRNAY LosEs sun.

Judge Ritohie yesterday rendered a
decision in the case Of James Meter
nay administrator OF the estate OF
Matt Moore. against the Rev. ID. Kiely
holding that the money In the custody
81 Father Kelly. amounting TO 81, 200
which belonged 20 Moore. is trust
fund and that McTernay Is entitled to
s2sl.9S OF the fund. the remainder to
be held by Father Kelly for the bene-
NJ Of 81. AIMS orphanage The ad-
ministrator claimed that the entire
amount belonged 10 the estate. while
Father Kelly claimed the money given
him by Moore was 10 be used for the
orphanage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
CHARMING RECITAL TODAY.

This morning at the regular Thurs
day program given az the l.. u. s..
university. Miss syhella clayton gave
q piano recital Barrett hall Was
crowded with the students and friends
of the institution. Selections from
PadereWskl. Chopin. Griog and Me-
Dowel were given I'm mastery man
ner. with the applause that followed
Miss Clayton's playing and the cheers
thai were given az the close Of the
Program. tho audience sought 10 ex-
press their appreciation of the eX-
ceptlona musical treat % had enjoyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
sEEK ro nEcovER rENM.

Joseph W. and Charles W. Reese have
filed suit In the district court against
A. +. Lofgran TO recover possession OF
"a team Of horses valued az si50. survey
ing Instruments worth Sl4 money ad-
Vanced, $40 and for 800 worth OF labor
performed by them IL Is claimed that
Lofgran fraudulentiy obtained posses
sion Of the property mentioned IN July
81 this year II the horses and instru-
ments are gone, the Reeses ask lump
judgment for s124.
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short term. or two Years. end ono Tor
the long term, or four years. and also
FOR the purpose " trlnsacting such 9TH
or business ~ may properly come be-
fore the said ward conventions
IAN members Of the Democratic par
~ and ul persons who viii support
and vote fur this party's nominees az
the approaching municipal election ate
respectfully invited To attend
'lfENJAMfN n. LLOYD. Chairman.
JOSEPH II. HASbAM. Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
KNIGHTS NOMINATION FILED
DccIination of the Rev. T.. I. Goshen
NOW in Hands Of Recorder

The city recorder today received the
declmation Of the ROY. T.. l. Goshen as
candidate for the city council from the
Fifth municipal ward aud also the GER
tihcatc OF the Fifth ward Republican
committee signed by John N. Hayes,
chairman. nominating John NJ knight
for the office Tho dcclinatiun Of the
Rev Goshen was addressed 20 Henry
COIN. chairman Of the Republican city
convention and b. by him transmitted 20
the recordcr The nomination OF Mr.
Knight. as made last night by the ward
committee Is transmitted by the chair
man of the FIFTH.
All certificates Of nomination must be
filed with tho recorder ON or before Mon
day OF next week. as the law provides
that they shall be fled within 70 days
Of the city election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
NEW FIRE STATION.

Ground was broken at Post street
ana Eighth South yesterday for the
new station of the fire department to
be known as engine house No. g. The
structure win be completed In 80 days
and win cost in the neighborhood Of
S. 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
rErTrIoN IN GuARpIANsmP.

Mrs. Beatrice Cuft has filed a petit
ton IN the probate division Of the Third
district court asking 10 be appointed
guardian OF her two minor children.
Purcella, aged 5. and Faura, aged 3
years. The estate consists of a two
thirds interest IN a claim for damages
against the DAILY West Mining company
for the deaah Of the children's father,
Angus q Nho was killed while IN
the enpls Ne mining company The
action aga -,iet the company has been
compromIsed by the nayment Of e.IsO.
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PERSONALS.

National Bank Examiner Beattio wi
leave this week for Wyoming 10 n
Spect the national banks in that state
Mrs. =. smith has gone % san Dies
Ton tho benefit oi her health.
Neorse $. Beli mas goD- ta the plaf
coast ana Arizona for Sis months b
business
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employees ENJOY DANCE.
Odcon Thronged Last Night With
kclih-O'Bricn People.

Last night az odcon hail the employees
Of the big Keith-OBrien store held de-
lightful reunion under the auspices Of
the store management and heads OF de-
partments including Manager ~. "
Walker and Assistant Manager ~ J..
chaunclberger ana others. All were
there from the heads down 20 the ear
ricrs. and spent an enjoyable time A
feature Of the evening was a prize waltz.
the award IN tho conterr going 10 Miss
Nettic be wolfe and oscar Williams The
hall was effectively decorated and re-
Treatments were served. and the entire
affair voted the most successful given by
Inn lm.lIIuLInm-
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nrsY srRvING srMMoNsrs.

United States Marshal James II. An
derson and his deputies are busily en-
gagged in serving summouses upon
Jurors for the United states court. The
court will convene again on Nov. 5.
with Judge Marshall on the bench.
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DIED


SHIGENO.-Tn Big Cottonwood oct
u. f. X shigeno, in his twenty-sixu
year
Funeral services viii be held from th
3. ID. Evans mortuary chapel
south state street, Friday, Oct g. a.
p. m. lnterment In MI Ollyet GENE
terry.
PAVICIC.-In T0oele. Utah oct y
Mike Paviclc. In his twentv-ffth wear
Funeral was held in the Catholic
cathedral today al ] D. m. lnterment r
Calvary cemetery.
McGRATH In this city. OCT n. ieN
Rowland McGrath, aged years.
month and days, son of Mr.. and MIS-
J. NJ McGrath 549 Ellington avenue.
Funeral services Will he held from the
funeral chapel Of Eber ~ lIail. lA south
West Temple. at 4 p. no. Friday oc.
10. 1909 Friends invited. lnierment al
city cemetery.
DARLING In this city Oct ., 1870
Hugh ~ Darling. aged ~ wears
Funeral services were held from % poN
nell a. Co.'S funeral chape. y
south West Temple street, today, Thurs
day. al p. m. interment at CITY CEN
otery.
GIILFR. In this city, oct y ~
Mrs. Matte Giller, native of indiana
aged IS years. /.
Notice or funeral later hemalns
O'Donnell's funeral pariors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
RAILROAD NEWS
WOES OF PORTLAND JoBBERs.

Many Tears Shed Because OF FRO
gressive Limitation of Trade Area.
Portland or. oct. l4-The hearing
OF the Portland case. one OF the sew
eral actions brought by Pacific coast
cities before the interstate commerce
commission 10 secure lower distrlbutiNe
rates To interior points. probably VIII
be concluded today Counsel Tor ine
railroads maintain that existing freiEnt
rates cannot be altered and still permit
the roads to operate at a proht' ana
the denomination OF witnesses
dav Is expected 10 be largely devoted
Ia substantlating this contention. Tn
first portion Of the day VIII ne &c
voted 20 cross-exa nination Of witnesses
and ID is eype ted that arguments VIII
begin On this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
NEW Interpretations.

The Utah Motor company of Salt
Lake City. nled articles of incorpora-
ton with thc county clerk today which
grants che company permission to deal
m automobiles. taNicahs acceptance
and dirlgible balloons. Tho capital
stock amounts to $1,000. divided into
shares at $40 each. -. g. Jackling is
president Joseph Bidncl vice.
president. ana John Al Hays. secretary
and treasurer These officers with
Charles ~. whitley and Wayne a. joy
form the board of directors
Articles of incorporation of the salt
Lake Horse a Mule market were Med
Boa the office of the county clork This
morning. The capital stock o. ths
company n nxed az $50. 600. divided
into 81 shares. j. Y. Rich ia president.
D. H. Grldley. president. ID. n
Tracy secretary ana treasurer and gon-
GRAZ manager. ana these with A. j.
Guunen and j. a.. trismOu ConHtitute
The directorate. The company takes
over the j. n Rich company improve
mont and ieaaehold at $40 west
sixth south.
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company this morning filed an action in
the Third district court for collection
Of $500 on demand note against
August Stocker. The date OF the note
Is oct 10 1909
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

prior to hiH departure 90 hn mission
ln Germany, viii he given lflidny cFe-
ming ln the Twenty MIN ward hall
Among those taking part in the pro
gram are June Honey Evelyn Jensen,
August TadFe, " Cook Oscar Roth
Emma schmidt Edith Jenkins. Agnes
Graham and y Ball
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
PICTURE FRAMING.

oar lines FOR the season are complete
500 artistic STYLES
O. r. SAVAGE co. A. and "a Main
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of oncslme Bourbon wht
died IN this city. oct IN lolq yero reI,
from O'Donnell a Co.'S funeral chanel
~ south West Temple street. 5000.
THURSDAY. at 10 o. M lntcrmcnt al Ciu
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
TEACHERS EXCURSION

To Ogden,
Saturday, October 18th. via Org.
snort Line. Round trip Sl00 Speci
Wain viii leave salt Lake 800 d. o.
returning, leave Ogden 1870 p. m Reg
ular trains may also be used return
ing.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.

According to Che foregoing lists, me
Six hooks lhcii0ul which have sold best
In tho order ~ demand during the
month are.
Tho gnosC GIN MacGrath 81 10
3. Tho lnner shrine. Anon .....ti 30
B. A Certain Rich Man White . 81 20
The Bride N the Mistlctoe.
Allen .s s.ft.stt ttfsrsfffs fffffsff ~ p
r. kaiIlnc. Lane ,srtrtt.tttstt 81. ~
g. The iomancc of Plain Man.
GlafEoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
For sale al the
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that section In the last week. wo,,..
ana yearlings to killers brine "a ".
80. to feeders s415 to S4.7s7 brocsa.
ewes around S4.T5. Old stock owe, N
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SUES OK NOTE

cause for action. as provided under
section 1852 Of the laws OF Utah.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-15
INTERNATIONAL
TURN TAKEN IN
HONOLULU RIOT
JAPANESE EDITOR APPEALS TO
HIS GOVERNMENT BECAUSE HIS
OFFICE WAS RAIDED BY
SHERIFF AND PRIVATE PAPERS
SEIZED.
By Associated Press.

Honolulu, June 1.-THE situation
growing out of the indictment of sew
enteen leaders in the strike of Japan
csc plantation laborers was given an
international turn today when M. Ne
goro. of the editorial staff of the Jill.
a local Japanese publication, who was
taken into custody when the Office OF
that paper was raided by authorities
last Friday, made formal complaint TO
the Japanese foreign office at Toxic
o. the violation of his treaty rights.
The violations of his rights, as set
forth in his complaint, consists in the
search of his office and seizure OF prf-
vate papers, without due process o.
law.
The sheriff admits the search and
seizure was without warrants or due
process of law, but says the papers
seized contained evidence OF crimi-
nal purpose.
Negoro was arrested today with
three other members Of the editorial
stan upon indictments by the grand
jury, charging conspiracy and melting
riots in connection with the strike.