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The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

to interfere with traffic and the sense Of
the beautiful on the highways Of the
National Capital.
The idea originated in the mind Of Mrs.
+ V COViIle, OF 1856 California street
The plan Of the club IS 70 enlist the forces
OF as many women as will follow the flag,
and at 9 o'clock IN the morning Of Thurs
day. April Is, fare forth on a stiu hunt
for stray material without proper refer
ences.
Great enthusiasm Is already being
shown in the project More than LOO
members Of the Twentieth Century Club
attended the meeting on Wednesday at
which the resolutions were passed, and
women Of every section Of the city are
taking up the idea.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
WOMEN TO CLEAN STREETS.

Whereas the women q the Twvntieth Osn-
tyuy Club have long felt annoyed b. the
Uttered condition Of our streets: and
Whereas the Commissions in charge has
sxrresael his discrimination 20 no longer
toieate the inefecual and Illegal methods
Of the rubbish contractor. which are largely
responsible foE said Uttered condition; and
Whereas the Superintendent Of Street
Cleaning is unable 70 rsmoEe papers al
ready on the parkings Of machineswept
streets: therefore
Resolved. That We. the women Of the
Tweutieth Century Club. and as many Of
cur friends ard neighbors as We can enlix,
vii supplement the efforts q the COmmis-
aOuer By ourselves personally picking up the
papers ON streets and Darking5 IN the Ticn-
ity. Of our homes on Thursday. April Is. al
O'Clock IN the morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
LittIeton the Orator.

Richmond Va. April 2-There are rea-
sons TO believe that the coming founders
day al the University OF Virginia VIII be
particularly significant and pleasant
Martin ". Littleton, OF the New York
bar. whose defense OF Harry x. Thaw
the slayer Of Stanford White. brought
him into special publicity. VIII be the
principal speaker Littleton has written
President Edwin A. Alderman that his
subject viii be The reign OF Democracy.
It's dangers and its blessings"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

that railrOading was all right as long as
Rogers would continue TO pay the freight
on himself and baggage
Rogers to BE Star Listener.
At tomorrow nights banquet, however,
Mark viii be heard from more fully. but
not Mr.. Rogers. Melville E. Stone is to
be the star orator. He is 20 do the talk
ing for the management OF the new line,
and his address is anticipated with keen
interest Former Attorney General Beck
IS also 10 make an address. and several
local men Of prominence will be heard
from. Gov. Swanson. Of Virginia, will
also speak.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
WOMEN as WHITE WINGS.

Club to Clean Streets on April 10
Unless Authorities Act.
The women OF the Twentieth Century
Club have passed resolutions that II the
proper authorities do not clean the streets
OF the city before April 10. they will do
IL themselves Incidentally. they have
handed out a few hot ones 10 the powers
that be for dilatory tactics In the mat
ter Of waste paper and rubbish allowed
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
BRITISH RULER NOT ILL.
Edward VII Motoring as Rumor
Comes About stroke.

London. April 2-The stock market was
disturbed to-day by rumor that King
Edward had suffered a slight stroke OF
paralysis at Biarritz. But the latest news
from Biarritz as % the King is that he
left at n:S0 o'clock to-day on a motor
trip.
The rumor is probably due to unfounded
reports received in Paris early this morn
ing
Col. Sir Arthur Davidson. equerry 70
King Edward, who IS now IN Barritz
with his majesty, telegraphs IN response
70 an inquiry respecting the rumor OF
the Kings Illness that the report is ab-
solutely devoid Of foundation and that
the King Is in excellent health.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
King GreetS Wright.

Rome, April liking Victor Emmanuel
received Wilbur Wright to-day and spent
half an hour IN conversation with him.
He showed great interest IN aeroplane
work. Of which he displays considerable
knowledge. He said he was glad that
Italy was among the first OF the European
countries to greet Mr.. Wright He was
anxious TO attend Mr.. Wrlght's coming
experiments and he aGded that he fully
believed in the future OF aerial naviga-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
STRIKES GAS NEAR GRAFTON.
Wei Produces Nearly Two Million
Feet n Day

Well Produces Nearly Two Million
Feet N Day.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Grafton, W. Va. April 2-The Home
Gas Company. only recently organized
TO compete with the Philadelphia COM
pany in the Grafton field. has struck gas
at a depth OF 1.soO feet. the drilling hay
ing proceeded only twenty feet in the
Big Injun sand.
1t is one OF the best gas wells ever
struck IN the Grafton section. and pro-
duces from 1000. 900 to 100000 feet a day.
1t is proposed to drill through to the
fifth sand. a depth Of $500 feet. If neces-
sary. This well Is located on the Whites
carver farm, a mile below Pruntytown.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Lawsuits.

No. Esz. Oscar A. N. McKinnie ct al n
Geo-Ee P. Horton. IT.. Ct a.; damages. Soo. At
torDey. ". E. Ambrose.
No. ssh Robert Alexander vs Z. William lin
erick; account. Ss05S Attorneys, Hamilton. CO..
beTt. YeTkes & Hamilton
No. 5l52. Henry h. Wampole & Co u FSznk
]. Dieudoune e al account S44SG5 Attor.evs
Brardeutslrg & Brzndenburv
No. $50 Omen J. Staples vs. Edmund X Fox.
oerioTsn. DESCENDANTS attor1eys, j. J. Darlington
and ". c. Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
JUSTICE WRIGHT


Estate q Napoleon J. smith; petition fo- lette-s
tes-anentary. Attorney. W. A NicRe1ney.
Estate Of JOHN A Chisoin: order 70 trznEsr mt
eutS Attorney. Gustav Bissing.
Estate Of Wadsiie d. LYMAN: order grantirr
letters q administration: bond. S5o- AttOrney q
". Fowler
Estate q Helen " Appier; order granting lstfe-s
tastAnsntary; bond, 500 Attorney, z. H. JaeSson.
Estate Of james G. Green: orde- granting letters
testanen-aTy- Attorney. J. B-fLarne-.
Esate q Hoasard w silsby; or6er to tlzru over
certain ps-sonl property and 70 sell pe-soualty.
Attorney. r. Beall.
Estate q John E Bryaily: order 70 sell pe-soo-
alty. Attorney. J. h Taylor
In 10 OT1 May Hobbs e al order arErinting
guardian; bond. A0o. Attorneys. Dan. Peyse- &
Curtin
Estats oG James z. Clark; VII dased Deesrzbe- ..
1905. fled
Estate q Marva-et McGinnell petition for Letters
testameutary. Attorneys. Bake, Shschv & Hogan
Estate of John H. West; petition for letters of
administration. Attorney. vs.. @. Martin.
Estate o. Amanda Wills. VII dated November D
1907 fled.
Estate of Matthew Donohue: PETITION FOX letters
testamentary. Attorney, 2. R Hiiliard
Estate q Mary Rincher; motion and petition to
amend record and order amending recocd- Att0ney,
Belva A. lockwood.
Estate Of Ella l. DeVeess: VII dStsd April g.
1908. filed
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE.
Gross Income at New York Nearly
100000 More Than Last yror

New York. April Figures showing
the growing increases IN the business OF
the pOst-office in this city were. prepared
by Postmaster Morgan to-day. The gross
receipts for the month OF March were
nearly $4,000 more thaa for the same
period last year. an increase OF I69 Per
cent.
The gross receipts for the quarter end
ing March 81 were S55l. 900 greater than
for the quarter ending March 81 1908. an
increase Of III per cent The percentage
IN the increase over the same periods IN
1907 do not show up so large. as there
was q perceptible falling OF in 1905 due
partly 10 the business slump OF that year.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, April 2, 1000

allowed Attorneys. W. J. Lambe-t-Geor-e "
| Blankcnship and f. S. Paladiri
No. GS9S Carroll vs. Carroll e Al. ueti.ion
dismissed. Attorneys J. Med. CarrinEt0n-S. n
I King.
| No Sn4 CaTTick vs. CaTTick; payment for SUP
port Of infant and counsel fee allowed Attorneys
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Criminal Conrt No. L.


United States ys Arthur Martin: murder f-s.
degree; on trial Defsndanfs attorney. 7. c. Tylo-
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5o35S Cohen IS Fox Compauy: notion fo-
new trial ove--uled; Judgment on verdict; appel
Atss-asys " J Cobert-P. H Marshall
No. 5l5s5 Str1nE vs. Andres; appeal: bond 500
Att0rusys ]. Fl. Adriaans-LA A BAILEY
No. fsssa Myers ". Chew; motion f0r new trial
arEued and submitted. Attorneys. Pe1neh1ker
Carlsi Jones-P r. Hilliard.
No. 500 TAYLOR vs. Freeman Attorneys. Z L.
Gics-J. A. Burkart-
No. i63. Aston ". Fletcher. motion for add
tonal costs and fCT new bond oTe-Tuled- Artu-uGyS
p. W. Frishy-Burko & Hufry.
Metzger vs Kelly; demurrer 70 petition ar-1ed
and submitted Attorneys. Percy MetzgG-W. T.
White.
Assignments fCr Monday Arrl s. 1903:
No. S. Bernstein vs.. Garter. Webster & o.
Attorneys. n Stearnan-Eugens A Jones.
No g. Bethel vs. Riley. Artorneys. Ieyf Il
DaTid-Joseph D. sullivan.
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Equity Court No. 1,
IUsTICE RARNARD-

No. 2s2ss. Forrest Is. Forrest; sale ratified and
refersnce to auditor. Attorneys. Cuttings s. Cham
berlsin-Oscar Luckett.
No. &5oS Krogman IS Mosbs; order dissoIvinl
Injunction; bin dismissed reference TO auditor At
toneys J. R. Fague and ". ". Mulan-C. F.
Digs
No Gsfl3 Weaver rs. Decker et Al: order sp
pointing guardian ad liten. Attorneys. Cr1nda
Mackey-H- p. MOultOn-
No. 2Z7s Webel rs IAnhAm: order limiting
time. Attorneys. w. II. White-H. G. Kimbau
No E95f Taylor. executor. et al. Us. Cumming
et a.: same. Attorneys T. NJ. Brown and c.
W. Clagstt-9llan & Smith
No 8lS. Hin vs Hiil; order Of March Q modi
fed. Attorneys. II. L. Franc and S. Il. Hsydon-
5. T. Doyle and A. B. Leet-
No. &2g. In re William H. Wagner; order fos
appearance q H. G. Wagner as q February .
1903. Attorney. R. Z Doan-
No Z7G Thuuton " Clarke e. al bin dis
missed; appeal noted; bond, 1000 Attorneys, c,
7. DaFis-H +. Davis
No. 1919 Hardisty rs. Hardisty: order of refer
euce. Attorneys II. N. Sterling Marx stearman.
No. zsll. LeaTy rs Jeavy; rule returned AIrn
6 isos. Attorneys. Dsr-. Peyser & Iaylor-AfcNeil.
& NcNeil. W. z. Ambrose. and J. A. Tooney.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

70 employ new counsel within trenty dayS At
t0uney. r = Hogan
Reg. 81. In 70 state q Texas rs. Robinson:
orlcr directing warrant 70 sz1e prisoner delivered
10 States agent
Assignments fcr April s, le3-
No ~ Beau vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys, ". G Gardner ard Z. y.
Hopewcl-J. j. Darlington
No - Shcemaker executor. -. Weeden e. al
Att0rneys. lambert & NCarman-E. III. Thomas.
No. IA Jackson. trustee Ts. Washington Bati-
more ard Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Attorneys. +. B. slztsr-Marbury & Goznen and
a. A. Hoehling. =.
No. s. Shellbo-n. r.. vS Capital TraStsoa Con-
pauy. Attorneys. J. L McNaily and Edwin Forrest
r. R. Perry & Son and G. T. Dunlop
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Equity sufts.

No, Ess2 Charles A. Han IS Emma F. Hau et
al diTo-ce. Attorney J. b. Grcen.
No. cs443 Clarence Day vs. Anna E Day: dtvo-,a
Attorney. J. Med. burlington.
Ne. 2SiA jesse ". Rawlings ~ Lewis p Col-
iins; specific performances. kttorneys Pernebske-
Caruz & Jones
No 844& D0Iise '. Ksefsr ". Harry W. Ksefe-:
divorce. Attorney. L. c. Williausor-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
DEEDS OF TRUST.

scvara 25s-Ernesiine f. Tsrainse- % !. p. Brers.
70 secure LeEis y. Myerlsy ard Eirar1 Aisxan-
der. Sl3.o0. years. per cent seui-ann.-ali4
lot Z. Jaus8 p. Van e ". 20 Jans +. Hood
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

No ST. United States rs. sixty-four cases of
food labeled and knoEn as Virgin Olive on libel
unaez aet q Juno %. lScs Att0-nsy. D. ". Bake-.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE WRIGHT

No. 2ls2 Sullivan rs. 0,Isary; time 70 taks
testimony limited. Attorneys W s. Arnstronr
and II. G. Kimball-cariise & Inckett.
No 2429. Walsh e al rs Deag7n et al: ar5-
ian I'd lisen appointed. Attorneys ". II shf ies-
J. Z Potbgry.
N0 sos2 RObey "a RoSsz ct all counsel e
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 10 In ~ condemnation q land sor seTc-:
order on alandatA
No. ~ In re extension Of street; tine to fls
t1nsTipt extended
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Circuit Court No. 1.

]
( No 502s1. Parish st a. Ts Whitnsv. f,d~nen-
by cOufesi0n- Attorneys. CrandsI Msckey ana 7
NJ Namphn-F. C. Handy and r. 8 NsttbeuS
No is62 RuckeT. administrator, IS Lockwood
verdict Attorneys, Maxwell, Putnam Poe-B
A. lockwood.
No. E66 Reynolds, administrator. "a Wvman
motion fer new trial continued Attorneys. &. @
Shinn-W. II. White
No. I5eZ McAlullen Fs Fowler sdr-inistrsto-
same Attorneys. =. I. Gies-W. C Balderston.
No 558- saunders "a Stevens ( Sons Co mr.,
ton Tor new trlnl, and IN arrest Of Judgment and
judgment on verdict. Attorneys L. Tobriner and
A. : NeWmeyer-Btruey & Woodsrd.
No. 5oeo9 Hammersley rs Martin adm3nis,r,+or
motion for new trial continued Attorneys. l. A.
Baiey-E. c. Dutton.
No. 5lZ50 Metropolitan Coach Company " Rob
inson; motion TO yacste Judgment granted. &c
Attorneys Barnard & Johnson-C T. Ernig
No a4l3. Thomas "a De Winter; motion 70 CDR.
Marshall
Assignments for April 5:
No Ss5- Drzkoulis IS Athanasopulis Of al At.
torncys. J. A. Moriarity and L c. Wood-J. A.
Toomey.
No. 4os Hufty ~ Washington TINES Conpanv.
Attorneys, n. J. Colbert Lambert & Yeatnan
Baker Sheriff. and W. ". Bride-P A. Bow.
en-. q.
No. aos. Wesley VI. Gaines Ct al Attorneys H.
B. Moulton. 7. PeytOu. and B. L GAskins.
No tl& Love vS Hines. Attorneys. ". N. or
fey-Charies Poe
No iB, Gasssge vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Tucker Kenyon-
9. A Douglas and c. p Hoover
No az. Bon knight Va Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company. Attorneys G. C. shinn-Mc-
Kenny & Flannerv
No 81. Groves ct al Is Jacobson Attornsys
7. Z. Pyatt-L. Tobriuer.
No. 4a Glascoo vs. Capital Tlzctioa Companz.
Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg-R. R, Perry & Son
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

W.
DR. Benjamin Nagar County Y in
M he came to Washington with his
Later he entered Columbian
tered Georgetown University medical graduating
he
% pa
in the
Department W position hsconinues to 49,
Inhabitants Association
He
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
THOUSANDS GREET
ROGERS IN NORFOLK
Remarkable Reception Given
Builder of Yirginian.
COAL LINE FORMALLY OPENED

Business Men OF Virginia Celebrate
the Event with Rogers and His
Friends as Central Figures-Big
Banquet Tonight in Honor or the
Standard OIL Magnate.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Clrcuit Court No. 2.

~koAA~E NA~0DaN16.
No 5lOoa Msg-uGar vs. Feners: motion 20 strike
out plea dismissed with costa Attorneys Il d.
Moalton-Shea.
No 4ssls Hill vs. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Hallway COMPANY; biD Of exceptions presented and
term extended Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton Cox
". ]. Lambert
no. 9tiiL Baker ys Warner motion in ares.
q Judgment and for new trial OTcrT1led and judg-
ment on verdict appeal; bond, $1,000. Attoneys.
n r. Davis and +. J. Hogan-J. J. Darlington
No 5lN. Belding rs HeiberYSr motion FOX
judgment overr1sled- Attorneys. H. ". Whtestley-
Birney & WoodArd
No zS22 Widdz1 II Limerick. rule o. defen6ant
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16
THE STATE CAPITOL OF WASHINGTON

The final report of the committee will be watched
with keen interest and for other reason than because
it is the consensus of opinion that it is inclined to do
bit of whitewashing in it's final report. The personel
of the members of the committee for the most part is
not such recommend it to the general public with
any degree of approval that it will accomplish any,
thing that those who worked the hardest to bring about
desired Speaking about the personel
of the members of the committee leads the writer to
speak for second on that subject.
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

The accompanying picture is that of the present
state house. which the opponents to the sale OF the
state lands for the purpose of completing the regular
state capitol building declare is fully adequate to ac
commodate the state a capitol building for the next
fifteen years. which may or may not be true but for
the sake of argument the point is granted How long
do those opponents of the bill think it will take to COM
plee the building, the foundation of which is already
mn To sell the lands and complete the prelminares,
- baoin the work and finally to complete the actual
erection of the building the greater part of the time
will have been consumed It can be said without fear
Of successful contradiction that, the capitol commits
sion rush things as rapidly it will or may, cannot
complete the new building day before it will be
sadlv needed for state house purposes Governor Hay
is too good nancier to not be able to- that Will
he GREAT saving the state to stop the present inter-
+ drain which the tax payers called upon to put
nm every year for the debt on the capital
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

Representative Howard Taylor judging from his
actions in the legislature is something the order of
McMaster but more of the me too " stripe. Every
thing he did in the legislature purely of selfish
nature and done with the view of helping Howard Tay
lor in way other In all the legislature there
was not another that showed as much narrowness
in his legislative moves did Howard Taylor. He is
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

not certain with which side he
is really with in the fight, but
in all probability he will man.
age to line up with the winner
in due time to exclaim, me
too"
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

The legislative investigation committee to look into
o workings of the state Offices and the various state
institutions has begun to grind away and as was pre-
d;cted the workings of insurance commissioner were
tb rst TO be looked into In this office peculiar If not
strange condition presents itself to the committee and
- - +bat the commissioner himself admits everything
4I+ +ho committee is trying to fasten on him in the
.,o, Of official mistake and when the committee will
hove oone through this particular office it will have to
renort the very things the commissioner in the very
ontset said, did actually exist If the commissioner
has violated any law then thing for some one to do is
70 file complaint with the prosecuting attorney OF
Thurston county and have him either call grand jury
- fo aoainst him in the courts, and thereby save
~ 0+ate the expense of finding out by investigation
Sho+ the commissioner has already confessed There
he reasons for investigating other Offices but there
certainly is none for investigating the office and official
that pleads guilty before the charge before the court
convenes
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

adjourned and there was nothing but empty space all
about the capitol building he seemed to have suddenly
concluded 1--WE dosnot need any space for state
house purposes there is nothing else but space in the
present capitol building" Like the rich lady, the
weather had moderated Governor Hay knew then and
knows now just exactly what the legislature meant
when it passed the state capitol BILL and when he wrote
to each member thereof for his opinion to what he
individually meant when he voted for the bill, Cover
nor Hay himself is off his trolley he thinks the mem
bers were off their trolleys 1t simply grand
stand gallery play and made for the purpose of attract
inc attention from him for his failure to vetoe certain
appropriation bills passed by the late legislature and
for which he is being mildly censured by the people and
the press of the state just now.
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

A very rich woman while
out riding perchanced to see a
very poor woman gathering
sticks for frewood and was
moved with womanly symya-
thy to exclaim to her coach
man: GAS soon as 1--WE get
home John and you put your
horses away, come to me and
get an order for a ton OF coal
for that poor woman. " In
the course of a few minutes
after they had arrived to
home John appeared for the
order for the coal, but the
rich woman had by that time
basked herself by a warm fire,
and replied to Johns inquiry
for the order: " | guess |
will not send it, the weather
has moderated. +" When the
legislature was in session and
things were all jumbled up to-
gether and there seemed to be
no room for anything, Cover
nor Hay was moved to help
the legislature pass a bill or
dering the sale of the capitol
lands for the purpose of build
ing a more adequate capitol,
but when the legislature had
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

While Representative Hub
bel may be a man with as hon
est intentions as any man in
the whole state, yet he was
charged with having trained
with the " vets " in order to
get elected to the legislature
and then voting with the
"drys" after he got to the
legislature, thereby complete
ly reversing himself. If this
accusation be true, then he is
a man that is not to be relied
upon. But even if he had not
betrayed a trust as he has
been accused of having done,
he is a man that showed no
ability at all to act in the ca
pacity of a member of the leg
islature. It is very doubtful,
if as a member of the COM
mittee he will be of any SER
vice toward either turning on
or off the light.
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

Last Tuesday the unwashed and unterriied Demo-
Gratis of this country paid honor to what they are
pleased to term our pa
Thomas Jefferson's tron saint Thomas Jefer-
Birthday Anniversary son, " but who in fact
was not as much Dem
ocra as Democracy is understood today as he was Re-
publican and it is barely possible that he not very
much of either Thomas jefferson of the noble
character of the infant days of the United States
and he rendered his country valiant service and that
too without much regard for party or section His
highest ambition to have been to serve well his
country and to do those things that would rebound
the greatest good to the greatest number in which he
was emnently successful, and his memory is deserving
of everlasting praise by the citizens of the United
States without regard to party politics. creed con-
ditions
The Seattle Republican., 1909-04-16

State Senator Plinny L. Allen, who has been seec-
ted chairman of the committee is well known in Sc
attle where he grew to manhood. Whether or not he
is guilty of the accusation is perhaps question: but he
bears the reputation of being man in whom not an
ounce of political pubcconfdence be placed 1t
has been the talk among the boys about town for many
years that if you want political trick turned, get Pin
nv Allen to do it. number of politicians few days
ago stood discussing the investigating committee, and
was the consensus of opinion Of those talking that it
was impossible for it to accomplish anything with
man like Plnny Allen at it's head Despite this unfav
orable comment Allen may not be guilty Of any wrong
doing and may investigate the affairs of the various
state Offices with much honesty of purpose any
man in the state.
State Senator H. O. Fishback on the other hand
bears the reputation of being of the squarest men
in the state and it common talk about the state
house at the time the committee named that all
Sides so far as he was concerned would get square
deal and that there would be whitewashing done if
he could prevent it. There is every to believe
that he will prove the safety valve to the committee.
Representative VIM McMaster may be as honest
as the days are long in summer but he seems to be of
fighty, impetuous disposition and inclined to go off
half cooked that the general impression formed
of him as a member Of the legislature. In whatever
he believes he is correct he becomes very much biased
in it and is not willing accord the other side fair
treatment. Therefore, not much can be expected of
him in the way of fair play unless the fair play is fav
orable to the side he represents In other words Nc
Master was named because it believed he stood for
conviction, guilty or innocent.