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The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-18

The Elks' meet tonight and the of officers for the eusu- ing year will be made. Prof Gavin will also be horned" tonight
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-18
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-18
FRENCH WIRE OPERATORS STRIKE
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to take the place of the strikers, but with little success. The striking op' orators are demanding higher pay and it is highly probable that the govern ment will be forced 10 accedo to their demands.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-18

The Cottage City left Seattle Mon day evening, passed Ketchikw today and is expected Co arrive here Satur. day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

The second Cedar river pipe line
viii probably be completed on next
Saturday snp,. Youngs Of the light
and water department. returned 10
the city today. after a trip Of IN.
spcction to the headworka, and
gives II as bis opinion that Grant
Smith 4 Co. the contractors, viii
have vater running irom the Cedar
DIVER intake TO the Volunteer Park
reservoir within eight days.
The new pipe line will deliver ap-
prorlmaieiy an additional q. ooo. 900
gallons Of water daily, which will
eliminate any probability Of water
famine this summer.
The contract period on this work
does not expire until Jan. !. 1903
and the contractors will receive a
bonus Of t7i.000 on the Job They
get 81 900 a day premium for 10
days and $3.50 a day bonus for ie
days. according 70 the terms OF
their agreement with the city.
II will probably take three
months longer 10 tamp up the pipe
and cover II OYER. but under the
contract their bonus begins with
the date that water IA received
through the pipe line ut the reser'
yolf In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
one MORE
BOLD HOLD
UP OCCURS
JOHN B. MYERS IS VIC.
TIM OF HIGH.
WAYMEN.
Robbers Hold Him Up at
Point Of a Gun on
Roy Street.

While walking along Roy 1t near
Knob nm ay. shortly after 1
O'Clock this morning. John Il. MyerB
Of ia Roy At was held up by two
armed highwaymcn and relieved 81
about we To sold and silver
Myers says one OF the highway.
n'rn held gun under hts nose
wolfe The other riiled his pocketa
The victim furnished the police
s'ia good descriptions Of The
thugs No arrests have been made
feaas's hoidup hringr the grand
toial for the month of May % into
ihe double figures, there having been
aliqssihef eleven. among which are
Included some q the most daring
saloon rohberies that have been
An9Fn In the history II Seattle
20 far al Of these crimes have
sohe nnpunished the police having
niietiy falisd In any single instance
70 Icing the perpsiratsfr to Iusties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
RIOTS IN STRIKE
IN PHILADELPHIA

fuy tnited fre%sl
PHILADELPHIA, May 2e.-Rlot,
Ing and disorders throughout the
city greeted the citizens today
when they arose 10 mad that a
general strike Of motormen and
conductors went into effect at I
O'Clock this morning and that two.
thirds Of the surineo limos OF the
entire city we're tied UP.
A mob attacked car on 0lrard
av. at 5ist ST.. and stoned the pas
aenxers and crew. Tho windows
OF the car we're smashed and The
car was badly damaged but no one
was seriously hurt.
The motofman and conductors,
Hho we're the main objects Of tho
missiles, succeeded In escaping
Police reserves were rushed TO tho
scene and after a half hour Of eK.
element. order was restored.
There are $500 trolley employees
in Philadelphia and the union
claims that $500 belong to the
organization. The men now re-
cciyc u cents an hour. They de-
mand Is cents an hour and the
privilege of huyinF their uniforms
IN the open market.
II is Understood that the com.
pany will fight the strike Ia every
way, though an effort was made TO
bring about a meeting between tho
company officials and tho union
leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
TO PROVIDE
FOR SAFETY
OF PUBLIC
BOUlLLON WILL IN
PRODUCE STREET
CAR BILL.
viii Force Companies to
Take More Pre-
cautions.

In order 10 safeguard the opera
ton Of street ears In this city and
10 flx definitely the responsibility
for avaldnhlu accidents, A v noulli
lon. superintendent Of public util'
itlea, will introduce an ordinance At
the meeting Of the city council on
Monday night. fEinE certain rulen
and regulations covering the man.
nsf IN which street cars may be run
within the city limits
First IN the bill h a clause 70
quirinE that hil strs->t cafs shall be
stopped At Intervals II 600 feet on
heavy down grades Cars must be
equipped with An emergency alt
cord to be used In case the regula.
ton brakes fail 10 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
CLAUS SPRECKELS JR.
WILL MARRY

PARIS, May % Little surprise
IL shown here today over the an.
nouncemeni Of the engagement Of
Claus sprsclels, IT,. Of San Fran
cisco 10 Mas Adele Case Of Port
land. Ore. The young people were
known TO be warm friends. and the
announcement was anticipated by
their Intimate friends. who laughed
at the denial he gave out yesterday.
apreckels announced bis betrothal
yesterday before leaving Paris IN
response 10 cable from his family
requesting his return to the United
gtatea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
HOLDS UP PAYMENTS ON
SEVERAL BIG CONTRACTS
NV a VICTIM af'SA.
THIEF STEALS TROUSERS
AND VICTIM CAN'T GIVE
HIM CHASE.

While c. J. McManus lay asleep
In his room In the Griffin House. at
$40 Charles st.. early this morning.
he was rudely awakened by a
sneak thief who jcrked his trousers
from under his pillow.
MoManus sat upright very quick.
" and protested. but the prowler
left the room hastily, taking with
him the trousers. which contained
tst In cash and a gold watch.
As the wearing apparel war the
only sort Of the description In the
room. MoManus did not feel that
he could afford to give chase and
the sneak thief escaped.
MoMahus could give no doserip-
tIon OF the prowler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
PUPILS OBEY ORDERS AND TEACHER
BLUSHES WHILE MINISTER WONDERS

A solemn. eloquent PRAYER. dellv.
erred BY a minister Of the gospel.
vas received with cheers. shriii
whlstllHg and hand clApplnR. while
the teacher hlushed and the minis
ter wondered. at the Faifyicw
school yesterday afternoon The
pupils were ln the assembly hall
PARTICIPATING in the Memorial Day
exercises In order 10 make the
program a success the teacher IN
strucicd the pupils TO show audible
appreciation Of every number The
pupils responded with a will yesier.
day Each speech. song and rceita'
ton was greeted with eheors and
stamping Of feet and other demon.
STATIONS Of approval,
Folloe Directions
Tho Rev = }, Van Horn, pastor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

FOR GAR.
SERVICES
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH.

Tho local posts Of the Grand Army
Of tho Republic have arranged a
program for Memorial day that is
complete and Interesting In every
detail, and calls for the partlclpa-
ton Of a large number Of persons
IN church services and parade.
The exercises Will be held at the
Gmnd opera house under the dlfec-
tion Of Commander II. D. Corey,
aud will be In the following order;
Music by the Industrial school band,
Invocation by Rev. d. L. Whitman,
patriotic song by school children
reading u ordora, vocal solo. ritual
with the memorial address by Her
man W. Craven. Several bands will
furnish music.
Sunday services will be conducted
by the Rev. W. II. w Reoa at the
First Methodist church.
Order Of Parade.
The order Of the parade Monday
Is as follows, the various orders as
sembling at the armory on West
eru av.s
J. W. W. Poison. commander Of
Sexton post G. a. r.. chief marshall
aides to chief marshal Daniel War
ner, H. W, King G. W. Lincoln, @.
A. Hulings VIM. Dever. Robert
Workman, platoon OF police, Fort
tawton band mayor and council;
Stevens post. q, a. r.; John r. NIL
Ter post, q. A, r. James A. Sexton
post. @ A. r., Industrial school
hand Spanish war veterans; Sons
Of Veterans. carriages and automo-
blles with disabled Veterans.
The parade will move at 10 a. m.
sharp. Line Of march; Western av.
TO Pike place. then 10 Pike At. to
Second av.; to Grand opera house.
It Is respectfully requested that flags
he placed at half mast, and that
business be suspended during pa
rado.
Mr. Dale has kindly EXTENDED an
invitation to the members OF the
q. A. n. women's Relief corps and
the Ladies' Of the q. A. r. 70 be his
guests for lunch at tho Allen Dale
Cafeteria. corner II Third av. and
James st., after the close OF mo-
mortal exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Of Plymouth Congregational church.
was dowa on the program for a
speech. Instead OF delivering q
speech. however. Rev. Van Horn o.
fercd a solemn. simple, yet eloquent
prayer. He finished in silence.
And then the storm brukc
Cheers. vhlstling and stamping Of
feet greeted the minister ~ he
spoke the final word Of his prayer
The teachers bluahed and The
Rev. Van Horn looked dared Tor a
moment Finally one Of the teach.
ers apoloEiaed. saying that tho pu
rila had been Instructed TO applaud
every number on the program and
that they Ncfe literally ubeyiag
their instructions
Well, that was = pretty visoruus
amen. remarked Rev. Van Horn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
A1EWAY CASE
IN COURT

n. PAUL, MIN. May %
y s1,' ihe'Northern Pacific llpe
", y PAU to Puget found Al.
Y. Respective travellers 4 route
Z ~ ,...o1abla and satisfactory at
49,, ..'. y the route from Eastern
". $500 By gay Of the Hartman
! nc Portland. was dlscussed i
n, vai'sd States circuit court
! j. yesterday the matter came
k, X Ne motion Of the Northern
hs.s.,,is railroad that a permanent
4, ... ls granted rostrnlnine
!, t, . commerce commit
4 Jon non Enforcing ia order IN,
i. aaoilhtip Pacific railroad sBd
f,.a n.siF'iaan roads joln on lsualn@
t,.,.,a tickets beixeen Fastsls.
y ". and Puget SOUND Bolnt =
~" q Portland. 1 p''"'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
SPRINKLING OF LAWNS rs
ALLOWED THIS EVENING
BLESSED IS PEACEMAkER
But THIS ONE GETS hit

While acting In the role OF peace.
maker during a free forall fight
among railroad laborers near the
King d. station this morning
George Baker. a servian. vas
struck on the head with a pick BY
Mike NAfanees
Baker started TO run and vaa
followed for several blocks. be nays.
by Narsnees. who was making a
desperate effort to strike him again
with the pick
Was Too Past.
= was mlnding my own business
when the fight started Baker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
BENSON GIVEN MORE TIME.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-
John A. Benson, convicted Of com.
plioity in land frauds and sentenc.
cd to one years Imprisonment, was
granted Il 30days stay Of oxecu.
ton today by the United States cir.
cult court OF appeals. provided a
certificate is filed by the clerk Of
the United States supreme court
showing that another application
for writ OF certiorah has been filed
In that court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

The good book says that ~man
must earn his bread By tho sweat
q HIS brow, but It says nothing
about watering his lawn In this
fashion.
Isn't this scarcity " water the
limit Welt look at this pathetic
picture and Just $50 Whist you are
coming 60.
wiil this fiil the bill Of rather M
the Laval That Is tho question II
hY hard. honest toll the sahurhaniis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Double end cars must be pro
tectod With wire screens wherever
open. cars cannot stop At crossings
OF street intersections except TO al.
low passengers TO get on or on and
cars are given the fightotway over
vehicles. which viii be- required 10
turn out At the first opportunity 70
allow ears 10 pass
The companies must install AZ
improved bloeknysiem signal on All
singie,tAck lines, equipped with not
loss than i6candle power lights and
All cars are 10 be inspected al least
once a month. the card or certifi-
cate Of Inspection TO be- hep, In such
a place that !, can always be seen
by passengers II makes u a mis-
dcmeanof for anyone 10 ohatfuei the
operation Of ears OF 10 Interfere
with their running In any way The
COMPANY Il also table 70 fine Tor
falling 10 live up to the require
mentn Of the ordnance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
CITY AUDITING COM.
MITTEE REQUESTS
EXPLANATION.
City Must Pay the Premi-
ums, but Can't Collect
Penalties.

The auditing committee is hold
ing up approximately 81, 900 Of pay.
mants due on estimates approved
for local contractors. pending a fuil
explanation OF the peculiar action OF
the beard Of public works In award.
ing lde q Jones ~ $50 bonus for
rushing work on one Green Lake
reservoir contract and falling 10
impose penalties on second res.
eryoir where the contractors were
behind dine.
Yesterday City Comptroller Car
roll, Of the auditing committee.
filed a formal request with the
board Of works for q full erplana.
ii1n regarding the contract pay.
mentH TO ida 4 Jones. HAwley q
Lane and Grant Smith a Co.
Another Discrepancy Found.
The contracts OF Hawley G Lane
are not on Tile with the eompirol.
Ter, A. required by law. and Il Is
found that tho city has been pay.
ms money on estimates furnished
by the city engineer for this firm
for months. without the contracts
ct hand TO determine whether the
payments are actually Justified.
The blame FOR the Ide 4 Jones
affair rests upon the city engineer.
inr department This office cert
fled 10 tho fact that they were en-.
titled 10 the bonus on tho one con
tract and recommended the ex.
tension Of sir months time on the
othcr contract This extension. It
Is uald. legally prevents the city
from collecting any penalty
Ci.y Engineer Thomson was out
Of thr city today and could not be
seen for a statement
Board powerless.
Francis W. Grant. building super.
intendcnt, appeared to know Of tho
facts regarding the ldc q Jones
contracts. hut he said tho board
was powcrlcss to do other than Il
did.
We cannot collect these penal.
ties from the contractors and they
can force us to pay them the prom.
iuma,r he replied to a question. Mr.
Grant acknowledged that II looked
like q onesided affair. with the
city getting the worst Of the deal.
1T may be necessary to pass n
legislative act to correct this con.
ditlon," he explained further. but
the city seems powerless, lnaEmuch
as the city, 10 holding up estimates
on these contracts, breaks faith
with the contractors and gives the
latter the advantage under law"
II have constantly opposed ex.
tensions OF time on city contracts, p"
said A. V. Boulllon, hut II Is four
voies TO one with the board and |
am continually voted down"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Told Captain Of Police D. Y. VIZ
lard at police headquarters
Five OF sir Of those Ansifians
picked onto ono OF the boys and !
asked them TO leave him alono
They left hin alone all hight. but
they started for me and GOT Il with
the pick In tho back VI tho head
Then went Away from there. This
fellow Nike chased me but was
too hst for him
PatrolmAn Hun took Sarancea In.
10 custody. Baker was taken to the
city hospital, whore a scalp wound
several inches long was dressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
HOLD AN
ACCUSED MAN

William Wilson, widely known as
"Basohall' Wilson. Is unwilling to
return to Chicago.
When he was arrested yesterday
by City Detectives narbee and Hay,
don, Wilson stated that he had good
reasons for not wanting to return
TO Chicago, but would not admit that
II was because Of postoffice rob
beriee.
Last night Captain Tenant re-
celved word from the Chicago police
that Wilson was to be held, as the
Chicago authorities are very anxious
TO have him returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
AUTOPSY FOR
M'C0MBS

Mics Lulu McComh, sister Of j.
W McComb. the street car con.
ductor who, with his young wife,
was found dead at their home at
l.esohf Park "Wednesday night, be
lleves that her brother and wife
we're murdered by a third party
An autopsy was held yesterday at
Dutterworth a Sons. by Dr.. Cowan,
at the request OF Miss Mccomb. A
peculiar feature Of the deaths Is tho
fact that both bullets entered at
practically tho same spots, Cor.
onor snycer says he Is satisfied that
McComb did the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

could replenish his thirsty lawn
there 10 guod bet coming that h.
would toll carly and late 10 DO 30
Hut as you value your lawn. refrain
from following the pictured nugses-
llan, for salt IL not good for even
thirsty sprautlng grass. 30 be wary
Just walt for the Increased water
supply II IL likc Christmas sure
10 come some time
We Will end this little sermon
with another acripturai teNt. wait
meskiy wait. and murmur not"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
WILL Be CHARGED
WITH MURDER

cfEhALls May ss-Joseph
War;. whp Killed !. If Corp Tues
day nlEht on iaokson prairie. viii
rot ne given a preliminary hearing
By The county attorney. ]. n HUI
ton, bat an Information charging
hlm Nith first desroe murder viii
BE- fiicd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
POSTPONED

The boat race between the uni.
vcrsIties Of Washington and Stan.
ford. scheduled TO take place this
forenoon at 10 O'Clock, was post
poned until O'Clock on account OF
rough weather. At 2 O'Clock this
afternoon the water was sun rough
and the race was again postponed
until Monday forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
DR.. HARRIS DEAD

MOUNT VERNON. Wash, May
2o-Dr J N Harris. dentist, died
at La Conner yesterday afternoon
Of typhoid pneumonia, DIR. Harris
has lived in Hkaut county for over
twenty years. iIe was an active
member Of the Masonic lodge and
at the time Of bis death was mas
tor OF La Conner Chapter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
COAL MINERS MAY STRIKE.

VICTORIA. y. C.. May 29-The
report is current that the coal min.
ers at Ladysmlth, Union, yelling.
ton aus Cumberland, on Vancouver
Island may Join In the strike In
sympathy with the striking miners
u The Nicola district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
SMALL FIRE OCCURS

A blaze In the basement Of the
Mutual Life building at 6 o'clock
this morning destroyed drafting
paper and bunting valued at $500,
and did damage TO the building In
the sum Of 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
Killed In Row.

NEW ORLEANS, La. May ~
Dispatches today from Port Llmon,
Costa Ries, say that seven men were
killed and twelve wounded In an en-
counter betWoan democrats and re-
publicans at san Pedro Moion. Tho
trouble followed the killing OF re-
publican policeman by a democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
Two TRAIN
ROBBERS
CAUGHT

wAhA Neb~ May 2s.-Frad
.'rsassn and v. D. Woods. under
- 4 hzr we're last night ldenti.
y =. = TO q the men who rob
tnon Pacific overland
~ Saturday night.
atsf hieke1ohn and Fire.
~ r'usi identified them a. The
!. ~ 20 crssIsd over tie ten.
WaA<'f engine and forced them
~ Ne train.
- living IN the vicinity Of
m@fJ hsntlfed the suspects
!. had seen examining the
~, ~ r 'tai district a day or two
~ u holdup.
-a< ne prisoners effects was
-, ~ Souvenir mirror. on the 70.
7 r. nas q which was a picture
sfosahe union station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
BOY PLAYS WITH A
GUMS SHOT

TACOMA, May 9s'-Whlle play.
Ing with a 22.oalibre revolver, Err
nest Erickson, 7 years old, the son
of Mr. and Mrs Z. Erickson, living
on Hale's passage, shot himself in
the right eye. The bullet lodged
In the brain. He was brought to
the county hospital here and is In
a serious condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
SAYS TO PRAY FOR
HOT WEATHER

PHILADELPHIA, May o.
Speaker Joseph @. Cannon, who IL
guest Of Congressman wanger OF
Pennsylvania. In an automobile
sightseeing trip. was rendered a
public reception ut Norristown and
made a Characteristic speech. lie
said clergymen should pray for a
temperature OF 90 degrees In the
shade 10 hurry the senate to pass
tho tariff bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
PLENTY OF WATER
WITHIN EIGHT
DAYS.

Water consumers may spfin-
kle this evening from 7 until
s.3o o'clock. This order, 10.
sued BY supt. Younss. enly
holds today. and no further
tprinklins will be permitted
Until orders to that effect have
been issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
'llM ABDUCTED

AH0Y listed r,e-.l
.aoar L. ~, Nay 29.-FlghllnR
sil's On s. !. district, sisty M .
tuas ss' y 4 Aiagy. and i inter- r.
va Ks.g WIN local busl.
ltan y ~ neab'e began three
=, ~ 'a''4e Of the abduction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
NEW LAW SAYS YOU
MUSTN'T TIP
ANYBODY.
New Code in Effect on
June IL Has Peculiar
Provisions.

Every smploys .of public
house Or public service eorpors.
ton who shall solicit or rsesiys
any grst1ity from any sues,
shall be guilty Of q risdemssn-
Or Every person Civ.
ing any such srstulty
shall be guilty Of a nnisdsmssnor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

ing any such srstulty
shall be guilty Of nrisdsmsanor.
Epicureans, read this Never more
Will YOU be forced 10 hand thu,
waiter his usual gratulty. After
June 70 you can give him the stony
stare, and II he returns with Ice
cold remarks and gestures. Just re-
mind him that the prosecuting at
iotney will get him n he doesn't
look out.
Also tell him that the new GRIM
mai code provides for penalty for
The glver u tip A. well az tho re-
cflver and that, while you under
stand Sheriff Hodge Is serving bet
ter meals than Smith did. yet you
much prefer the Washington grill
a. a boarding place.
II you slip him a tip you lay your
sen open 10 prosecution. and II YOU
don't you got dlsllked. Here Ia on.
Law where the moneyed man loses
both ways.
All Are Interested.
This II but one Of the several laws
In the new criminal code which foes
into effect June II.
Not only is the code aImed a,
criminals but It also takes a Sian
At the prosperous business man. the
newspapers. the physicians, the
small boy the walter. and even
women
After June II II win be no de-
Tense for a murderer to plead IN
sanity. II the Jury and court hold
ihsi the defendant Is insane, he
won't 60 free, but he will be con-
ilned IN the asylum for the insane.
OF else IN the insane ward Of ths
state peniieniiary. Thus the onlv
benefit a man viii derive from IN.
insanity plea will be exemption from
The death penalty.
Attempted Suicide q Crime.
Hereafter ali those who attempt
suicide and arc unsuccessful WIN
De punished with a two-year sen
a suicide mar, .nN ea,,s sh,s's 'n,o
part the nunlshnan, - " sep n's
out up to 10 years.
The fool uho -. a.,
ca uses death. the fool or criminal
railroad Or the sr,,,eh . 800 o.
loss Of ufe NAV ~ n-a.sa.s y
a charge Of fir.I 49, .....ss On
given The ae.,h ,s ''''''' ana
sentence. W " MS
The phv,,c,an .... -,
the influence Of iicuor. attends =
patient and causes death. can BE-
convicted OF granddaughter.
Newspaper Adver,,,ino
The new~naper which ...a
vertisements from iana 80 "a
guilty 81 a nisd.ra.an en -
fined 1880 Tbs s.,aa =, ~" ~
publication wb,.h $780,. 80 ~ nv
ads which appeal 10 man on,n e'ai
The old law revar,iins ~ :.
ciFnre,,es s,.nss Ing '"e s.ie OF
execution ,hai /, 80 49, -, WIN 'ne
to make II 4 ,,,ss.nas. ~" ~ AZ
to even have In NJ , ,,,s','s, ~ ohe
cites or he makinrs USE"
Anv ono .,,.1a
cigarette or the 'makin's" 10 n
youth under 81 years OF age is guilty
OF a gross msdemeanor and pun
lshanle by years imprisonment.
Another cut at tho liberty Of the boys
L. the law making II mlsdemeanor
70 sell or give pistol or revolver
TO a minor under IS
Woman Can't Use Whin
The woman VIE, a.. 49,, =,
whlp who go,s ~. W, ~. ',a.N snake
man wifi Get her. !, Ky -. ue.eis''ess
I. - ~. " years
tta him a. :, Vs -, ups' better
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