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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES

FRAECo-CAEADIAE PACT ADOPTED
Paris. April 1.-The senate today BY vote Of
5l7 to s adopted the Frsnco-Canadian CONNER
cial treaty.
DUMA ADOPTS ARMY BUDGET-st. Peters
burg, April The duma today adopted the
army budget Of s256 1900. 900, an increase of
So. 800 oo0 over last year.
cERvERA DYING-Puerto Real, Spain, April
2-The condition of Admiral Cervera, who is
Ill here, is considered to be hopeless. He is un-
conscious and is unable to take nourishment.
RECEIVER IN CHARGE-Los Angeles. April
Receiver Evan Lewis today took charge of
the Consolidated bank. the failed institution Of
which William II. Carlson is president. Carlson
has been indicted
TAFTs FIRST PAY DAY-wsshington. April
This was President Taft's first pay day as
chief executive, the amount OF the check which
a treasury messenger carried 70 the White
House today being s5,6z5.0l.
ANTITRUST INDICTMENT - Wilmington.
Del, April IA grand jury in the superior
court here today found a true bin against
the Diamond match company. charging viola
tion Of the state antitrust law
TUNNEL BORING RECoRD-Los Angeles,
April The American record for tunnel boring
was broken in the construction Of the Los An
geles.owens river aqueduet. when 476 feet was
completed during the month of March.
HUGE SEIZURES OF LIoUoR-Nashviile,
Tenn, April l.-Internal revenue officers have
seized 1900 barrels OF liquor at the Cascade dis
ttllery. near Tullshoma. Tenn This number is
said to represent half a million gallons.
INJURIES PROVE FATAL-calistoga Cal.
April Herman n. Gauger prominent young
resident OF this city, died this morning as the
result Of injuries received yesterday while load
ing some heavy timbers on q freight car
vERTEBRAE REPLACED-London, April L.
successful operation performed todsy
on Lady Crichton for the replacement Of one
Of the vertebrate Of the spine, which dis
located in hunting accident few days ago.
STIRLING CASE APPEALED-Ecinburgh
April Lord Northland and Mrs John Alex-
ander Stirling have lodged appeals against the
decree OF divorce in favor OF Mr.. Stirling handed
down in this city last month by Lord Guthrie.
CANADIAN BANKER JAILED-Los Angeles,
April l.--F. "A. Lee, confidential employe Of
the Northern Crown bank of Saska toon, Can,
was arrested here today and taken to jail on
charge OF having embezzled 5000 from the
bank.
sTEvEDoREs PERISH ON sHIP-co,on.
April Ia fire broke out today on board the
Hamburg American steamer Sarnis. which was
ana five West Indian laborers were burned to
death
HITCHCOCK NAMES sECRErARY-Wash-
ington. April 1--Walter L. Barnum Of Rutland
Vt, has been appointed confidential clerk to
Postmaster General Hitchcock. Barnum was
Hitchcock's private stenographer during the cam
paiRn-
SHOOTS HIS soN-Tacoma. wash. April /.
In drunken rage tonight John Purse miner
the right arm. indicting minor INJURIES and
an hour later hanged himself by his suspenders
jail. s''
GAMBLERS FLEECE pAssEEcERs-s.v
York April 1.-Professionsl gamblers deeced
passengers On the Hamburg American lner
Amerixa from Hamburg out Of $1,000 The
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
SCHOOL BONDS BOUGHT
BY SECRETARY OF STATE
San Rafael Disposes of Deben-
lures for Fat Premium

SAN RAFAEL, April by the pay
ment of s3,s25 premium the state OF
California today came into possession
Of the two San Rafael school bond
issues that total $4,000. For the
s4o]1O San Rafael school district
bonds. running for 20 years and draw
ing 5 per cent, the state board OF ex-
aminers paid a premium OF sz,sov,
per cent San Rafael high school bond
issue of $4,000 that natures In 10
Other, bids for the bonds were: \. w.
Halsey & Co. of Los Angeles, $3,17S.oo;
70. H. Rollins & Sons, San Francisco,
s3.24650; ]. III. Adams q co. or Los
Angeles. S3,449; Oakland bank of saw
ings. s2,740: G. g. Blymyer q Co.. San
According to the present plans the
primary school building on the south
side which now is composed OF two
rooms. will be enlarged to five rooms.
The present high school building that
now has six rooms will have an addt-
tional eight rooms constructed, making
IA classrooms in all
There is no school building on the
east side and In consequence a new
structure will have to be erected. Five
thousand dollars was recently paid for
a lot and a four room school building,
constructed in the mission style, will
be erected for the primary students of
The total cost of the improvements
and additions furnished complete is
of the bond issue will be used in the
purchase Of lot in the west end of
San Rafael. where another school will
be erected as soon as 1t is needed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
HISFLIGHT FOLLOWS
THREAT TO MURDER
Clerk in Oakland Store Accused
by Wife of Attempt to
Administer Drug

OAKLAND, April 1.-Aneging that
had choked her and threatened to kill
her unless she swallowed capsules con-
tanning drugs. Mrs Jennie Mackenzie,
living at 1900 Fortieth avenue, report
ed his disappearance today and swore
out warrant for his arrest.
The young husbands parents at 1o49
East Fourteenth street declare that
they do not know where Mackenzie
has gone The wife said she called at
the Mackenzie home to inquire for the
son, and was slapped in the face fo<
her insistence.
The police have learned that Macken-
zie bought some drug which was put
into capsules at a drug store at Tenth
and Washington streets, but his name
does not appear on the register of
purchasers of poisons.
My husband not only did not sup
port me for the last month" said the
wife, who is 25 years of age. "but he
scared me nearly to death by trying to
make me take something. He choked
me, holding the capsules in his hand.
and said, If you don't take this I will
kill you
That night he started for his moth
er's home at 104e East Fourteenth
street, and he took the capsules with
him."
Mackenzie is a clerk and was en-
ployed by the Fred Becker meat COM
pany. He left his job without telling
the management he was quitting.
merely disappearing from sight The
Mackenzies have been married only a
few months. The bride Is living at
their Fruitvale home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
ALAMEDA HtN LAW
ATTACKED IN COURT
Father and Mother of State Sem
ator j. Glenn Bates Re-
sent Arrest

ALAMEDA, April 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. c. Bates. father and mother of State
Senator j. Clem Bates, were arrested
today for an alleged violation of the
city ordinance which prohibits the
keeping of chickens within 20 feet of
a residence. DIR. L. w. Stidham of
the health department was the com
planning witness, basing his charge
upon information supplied by Captain
j. s. Hanley, a local real estate: dealer.
agent FOR a dwelling adjoining the
Bates residence
Bates was indignant over the arrests.
He said that roosters would roost and
crow and hens cackle upon the rails or
the bar of the supreme court of the
United States before he would ADMIT
the constitutionality OF the Alameda
chicken law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates appeared before
Police Judge r. B. Tappan and were
released upon their own recogniZance.
Bates, who is an attorney, stated that
he considered the chicken ordinance
ridiculous and unconstitutional
why. this absurd measure almost
goes as far as to regulate the crow OF
the roosters and the cackle of the
hens" said Bates. mo law can or Will
prevent roosters from Growing or hens
from cackling will fight this ord1-
nance to the last and will carry 1t TO
the United States supreme court IL
necessary. The law makers VINO
enacted such an ordinance have notnin
to crow about. and I am not an old hen
either"
Judge Tappan continued the trials OF
the defendants to be set. In the mean
time the Bates roosters will continue
to roost and crow in the same old coop.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
MARIN TEACHERS
REPORT PROGRESS
Institute Closes Session After
Reviewing Good Work
of Year. .a

SAN RAFAEL, April 1.-After three
days of lectures, papers and discussions.
the Marin county teachers institute ad-
journed this afternoon until the next
annual meeting. The morning session
was devoted to committee reports and a
talk by P. w. Kaufman on THE Teach
ing of Spelling In the afternoon q.
Morris Cox, principal of the San Rafael
high school. spoke Interestingly on
Keeping in the Front Row" after
which the institute was formally closed.
The institute this year was a success
and the committees turned in reports
showing much progress among the
teachers Those who acted on the COM
mittees were:
Local oTganization--H. c. Hall. Miss Gurnette,
Lawton, Miss Gregory Mrs. Garside, Miss Tobin.
lnstitute-Miss Smith, Miss CLARK. Miss Sharp,
Miss Silviera, Miss obermuller, Miss Walker
Spelling-Miss Flora r. Mclsaac, Miss Van
vleet, Miss Cooney, Miss johnson. Miss Carrie
Poatious Miss Caldwell Miss Katherine Murray.
Individual reading-Miss Meyer, Miss Grace
Pontious Miss Mckay, Miss Hewitt. Miss Bey-
Agriculture In schools-Floyd Howard, Mrs.
Pellascio, Miss Alice Gates, Miss ,Beyfuss, Miss
Arbor dsy-srss Smith, Mics Anardt. Miss
Bouick. Mrs. Thompson, Miss Watrous, Miss
Library4Miss McGraw. Miss Paroni Miss
Margaret Murray. Miss Healey, Miss Singleton,
Miss Coates Miss Tilliman.
Social interests, Fairgrounds, etc.-Thomas
E. Loynahan. Miss Pryor. Miss White. Miss
Myra A. Gates, Miss Hanlon. Miss Croly, Miss
Moldrup Miss Christine Balm.
Graduation and standard requirements OF
gradua tion-E z. Wood, @. o. Sharpe. Mrs. d..
B. Lawton, Miss Decker. E. NJ. Cox, Miss Hauss,
Miss Olta A. Gates, Miss Keegan. Mrs. Wet
more. Miss Mcclure.
Resolutions ns-Gardner de veuve. Mrs. Sutton,
Mrs McPhail. Miss Conradt, Miss Lewis, c. O..
Sharpe. Miss PRtten.
Professional reading-E Morris Cox, Miss
smythe Miss Jespersen Miss Perry Miss Mac
Rae Miss McMartin Miss Franklin. Miss Anita
Balm Miss Abraham.
History-Clarence du Four. Miss Helen Balm.
Miss Mary McIsaacs, Miss Giebel. Miss Conmy,
T. f. Loynahsn. Miss Rice.
Manual training-E A. Lee, Miss Solomon.
Miss Keane. Miss Collier. Miss Jones, Mrs. Kel-
ley Miss Saunders.
Domestic science-Mrs Garside. Miss Fleming.
Miss ating. Miss Farrell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
BERKELEY TO HAVE
100000 HOTEL
Shattuck Estate Intends to
Erect Costly and Up to
Date HOsteIry

BERKELEY, April Announcement
has been made by William E. Woolsey,
former manager of the Shattuck estate
and now manager Of the properties of
his wife. an heir of the late Mrs. Rosa
Shattuck. said to be the richest wornan n
in Alameda. county, that work would
shortly commence on the Berkeley ho-
tel, which was planned two years ago.
The initial construction work will in
volve but sI25,ooO. but later hotel in
central Berkeley to cost s1.Ooo,ooo is
planned.
The magnificent Shattuck grounds
formerly the residence property of the
le te Francis Shattuok, will be the
site OF the new hotel. which will be up
TO date IN every particular. The Wool
sey home on the property. which occu-
pies more than 400 feet frontage in
Shattuok avenue and extends from
Allston way tc Milvia street, will be
moved away to accommodate the new
structure.
The building will be a class A
structure of five stories of pressed
brick with a frontage OF so feet in
Shattuck avenue and $50 feet In Allston
way, IN the heart Of the business sec
tion.
The first floor Will be divided into
stores, while the upper floors will be
a large hotel with many suites, similar
to the Carlton hotel of this city.
Construction work will begin at once,
according TO Woolsey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Fast Greyhounds to Com
pete in Class Stake

Sixty-four greyhounds were drawn
wednesday night TO course in the two
stakes which Will be run Sunday ~
1ngleside coursing park. The field that
VIII contest IN the open stake is evenly
oaIanceo Results Of the draw follow. /.
Class stake-Tralee's Best vs. Rox.l ,sls
VIC WIG Bill rs, sepoy. rrslee Lad vs.. Joe Demp,
v. Third Raj. onondago VS. BoIlvSroo5 Ss Siee
Boy vs. Turkeys Best. Connie Moore vs. pysiis
Nana, Wildwood VS.. Our Porto Col North rS
Cheyenne. kussel.J rs. Carmel Golden T3,,la =
Aalnstey, Sangerman vs. Roman Money. T ~
rs The Governor. Nelrose Belle VS. crrr..s
Mr.. LonJers VS.. The Crowd 'ss~i'
Open stake-Tame Tralee vs. Dasl,ing Tv.-o
Merry Widow vs. Nora Alto. Keepsake vs
Little Wedsewood, Star Pointer rs ps-snoss
Trixie, Jack Kevelin VS.. Bon Ami. Miie FT.es
=. Vanished Miss. Best Turkey VS. wild Rnr
k&rFant Girl vs. 81. Francis Young Cloyerdsle
a, Sequoia- Leading Lady VS. Ottawa Nvr,ia
=. The Bettler. Anna Belle VS.. Wild Mamie
White Rogue Us. Lady Honesty Heber " The
RoHdy, Gentle Anne vs. Race king Conducsor
rs. Mamie Belle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
THE COUNTIES BORDERING on THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND BOOSTING
CAMPAIGNERS WIN
Two Hundred and Thirty New
Members Added to Cham
Der OF Commerce

OAKLAND. April 1.-TWO hundred
and thirty new names were added today
to the list OF members OF the chamber
OF eommercs and the workers in charge
OF the campaign of boosting" which
was inaugurated last week. are now
confident that the total number OF
members will be close to 5000 when
the campaign closes April 8.
STAFF commanders IN charge OF the
work Of canvassing for new members
say that at least 1000 names are being
held back by their deputies until the
final count and that IL the daily rate
continues until the end the present
membership OF more than 1900 will
reach the expected figure.
A meeting OF the stan oficers. cap
tains and privates was called today by
President I. H. Clay OF che chamber
of commerce for tomorrow night in
the chamber headquarters at o'clock
to receive reports on progress. Add
tional Instructions and assignments
will be given TO the workers
The Oakland Ad club has adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved. that the Oakland Ad club does
and prosperity on the enthusiasm which they
have created in support o. the chamber OK
commerce. They have our cooperation for a
greater Oakland We are glad to see them
successfully launch the new spirit which We
attempted one year agO-ths spirit OF all for
one and one for all. Oakland. our home.
and information be placed at their disposal. and
we cooperate with them In every possible way
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02

sharpers used bridge whist as their medium Of
gambling.
FoREcLosE ON MORSE MANs1oN-New
F. Berwind against Charles ". Morse. the
nnancier, and Mrs. Clenence c. Morse, bis wife
70 {; Ell toreclose mortgage of s35o,ooo ON his
MARION CRAWFORD SINKING-rondon
April IF Marion Crawford the novelist who
has :. been Ill at Sorrento Italy. for some time,
is sinking rapidly today. Mr.. Crawford's i'll
ness began with influenza and developed into
congestion of the lungs.
EDISON GETS GOLD MEDAL-stockholm
April The Royal academy has presented
Thomas A Edison with the Adelskiold gold
medals for his inventions In connection with
the phonograph and the incandescent light This
medal is conferred only once in 10 years.
LIFE RISKED FOR CANARY-Chicago. AprIl
Policeman 81. Smith was overcome By smoke
last night while attempting to rescue n canarv
In a fat FIRE. Other policemen dragged Smith
Gated.
PENINSULA HOTEL REoPENEp- Ma.
teo, April The Peninsula hotel. the largest
summer resort between San Francisco and San
Jose. reopened for the season today with a
small number of guests, under the management
of James n. Doolittle, who had charge last
year.
April I.-0ne man was killed and another prob.
ably fatally injured this afternoon in riot
between crowd OF miners formerly employed
at the Harwick mines Of the Allegheny coal
company at Cheswick and two deputy con-
stables.
FARMER FIGHTS BIG EAeLE-st. Charles.
ILL.,, April Fighting desperately for two
hours yesterday with monster eagle to keep
bis baby from the menacing talons of the
great bird. Peter johnson, a farmer with the
aid Of neighbors. finally captured the king Of
NOTED SCIENTIST MuRDERED-Man,la
April IA telegram from the constabulary at
Echague reports that the body Of DR.. William
Jones, the noted anthropologist OF the ColuIn-
bian museum at Chicago, who was murdered BY
trioesmen, was taken to that place by friendly
Ilongots.
ATLANTIC LINER CRIPPLED-Nev York
April 1.-The transatlantic liner La Tourafne
was crippled today by the bursting Of the main
steam pipe OF her port boiler and was compelled
to abandon her voyage TO Havre. Two Of her
oilers were frightfully scalded, but It was said
tonight they would recover.
ASKS FRANCHISE-santa Barbara. April /
The Pacific improvement company petitioned
the city council tonight for the right to con-
struct power line to the Hope ranch foar
miles west OF the city. The company an
nounced its intention OF Installing a '.trackless
trolley system to the ranch.
PRINTERS UNION DEFRAUDED-Ney Or
leans. La. April Samuel T. Stevenson, for
mer financial secretary OF typographical union
today to embezxling the funds Of that organ.
ization. Sentence was deferred. 1t IL claimed
that the defalcation amounted to about $40. 600
GUILTY OF MURDER-Florence, Ariz.. ApriI
1.-The Jury In the Of Robert @. Stewart
found verdict OF murder in the second degree
today. The jury In the case Of Ed Fonden IA
still out. The men were tried on the charge Of
killing A. J. Daggs and George Hunter on I
mining property near Superior January /, 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
BERKELEY DENTIST
is JAILED AS INSANE
DIR. John w. CHINO Held for
Examination

OAKLAND. April 1.-Dr. John W.
CHINO. dentist OF Berkeley. was ar
rested as violently insane tonight on
complaint OF Mrs. L H Ginno. his wife.
DR.. CHINO was taken from his home at
Berkeley to the detention ward at the
receiving hospital for examination by
the lunacy commissioners.
DR.. Ginno was graduated from the
University OF California IN 1885 He
established practice in San Francisco.
After the hre he moved 70 Berkeley
and opened Offices at Vine and Walnut
streets. For three or four years Dr.
CHINO has suffered intermittent attacks
OF mental trouble. but not until recent
ly did violent tendencies manifest
themselves.
A short time ago he attacked a
woman patient while operating on her
and severely cut her about the face
with one Of his Instruments before he
was restrained. He had been living
with his mother in law. Mrs. o. Her
mann. 2440 Hilgard street. Berkeley.
but bis relatives sent him to private
sanitarium for treatment SIrs- CHINO
said today that her husband had threat
ened TO kill her and himself and his In
creasing violence OF speech and action
mad compelled her to take action
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
RANCHERS WILL FIGHT
WITH WATER COMPANY
Auditor Notified of Claim to
Property Under Spanish Grant

OAKLAND. April 1-Ranchers whose
holdings in Gull and Redwood canyons
have been threatened by the People 5
water company in a renewal OF a dis
pute over titles derived from the orig
with County Auditor Pierce OF inten-
tion to fight. The. water company re-
quested Pierce to compute the amount
question, purposing to pay the taxes
and then file custer proceedings against
the rancherS.
estate OF Eugene Riley. John A Roy
and A. l. Smith, whose holdings are in
volved. have notified the auditor that
they will resist any move to impair
their rights.
District Attorney Donahue advised
Pierce TO favor the demands OF the
first party that appeared.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
CHICKEN STEALING
IS GRAVE OFF[NSE
Three University Students Face
Possible Trial on Charge
OF Burglary

BERKELEY, April Followed by
the police while they endeavored 10
stop the sQuawks OF two chickens
which they had stolen from the home
Of Robert B. Baird. 1924 Bancroft way
three students believed to be fraternity
men Of the university We're appre.
fended in the Kappa Alpha house at
2s05 Durant avenue at $3.50 o'clock this
morning and taken into custody. a
warrant charging them with burglary
may be sworn out by Baird
At the police. station the students
who were not booked gave their names
and addresses as John Fl. Dunlap. 2434
Bowditch street; Alonzo c. Mcpherson,
1905 Durant avenue. and William Hen
derspn, PAPA Bancroft way. These
names are fictitious;
The men Of the Kappa Alpha frater-
nifty disclaim all knowledge OF the
chicken stealing.
Marshal Vollmer said this afternoon
that he would be able to find the men
who were guilty Of the thefts when
wanted, as they were freed on their
own recognfzance after arrival at the
station.
Baird, however, rs not willing to let
the students go unpublished and en-
deavored to secure a warrant for their
arrest on a petty larceny charge this
morning. This was refused by Judge
Edgar on the ground that the breaking
open of the: chicken house constituted
burglary.
Hearing OF this action the fraternity
men sought the advice of Marshal Voll-
mer and were referred by him to the
district attorney. whom they visited.
that the charge OF burglary II preferred
might be reduced to a less serious Of
fense.
According to the police report. Po-
licemen kohler and Thomson saw the
students emerge from the chicken
house OF Baird shortly after 2 o'clock.
Henderson had been posted as a look
out and not seeing the patrolmen gave
the signal for the others to come out.
They were followed to Kappa Alpha
fraternity house, where the men. thor
oughly at home, were engaged in pick
ing the dead birds when the police en-
tered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
HAD SHARE IN THE
MAKING OF STATE
Pioneer Jacob Browning Joins
List of Departed Argonauts

ALAMEDA, April Jacob Brown
ing, California pioneer of 1s4s and
father of City Clerk Frank z. Brown
ing, died this afternoon at the family
residence, 1919 Grand street, aged S5
years. He had been I'll but a few days
and was on the streets as late as last
Thursday.
Browning was a member OF both of
the vigilante committees formed In
San Francisco during the law breaking
period in the early life of the metropo-
lis. Mr.. and Mrs. Browning celebrated
the golden anniversary of their we'd
ding three months ago.
Browning at one time owned the land
now occupied by the st. Francis hotel
in San Francisco. He was a charter
member of the California society of
Pioneers and of the Mechanics insti-
tute.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
TWELVE KILLED WHEN
TANK VESSEL BLOWS UF
Fatal Disaster on the French
Bark Jules Henry

MARSEILLES. April 1.-The French
tank bark jules Henry, Captain Escof-
fer. in the oil trade between PhiladeI-
phia and Cette, blew up today and was
practically totally wrecked. Twelve
men OF her crew were killed and many
others wounded. The bark arrived at
Cette March % from Philadelphia
A representative of the Vertais
agency, accompanied by the second Of
fcer, was inspecting the vessel at the
time of the accident. The two men
had just entered the tank hold when
there was a tremendous explosion. The
entire deck of the bark was lifted and
the forward portion of the ship was
wrenched off.
The second officer and the agency In
spector were thrown in the air by the
alive. but expected to die.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
YOUTH WINS GOLF TROPHY

PINEHURST. n. c.. April flames
d. Standish Jr.. Detroit country club.
won the championship trophy in to-
days 36 hole final round in the ninth
annual united north and south golr
Championship. defeating c. L Becker.
Woodland golf club. Auburndale, up
and TO play. 1t was a brilliant con-
test and the medal scores for the
rounds were 156 and Isl. respectively.
Standish is II years old
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
STUDENTS GET SWEET
REVENGE ON JUSTICE
Paris Official Victim of Huge
April Fool Joke

PARIS. April 1.-The royalist stu
dents who RECENTLY were condemned to
Imprisonment and fines by NJ. Ham
nerd, justice of the peace, for mutilat-
ing statues and demonstrating in the
streets and theaters, have taken a hu-
morous revenge against the justice.
They ordered 400 wagon loads of mer-
chandise of every description, from
pianos to coal. delivered at NJ Ham
nerds residence.
Traffic was fmpeded and the irate
drivers were with difficulty induced to
depart without leaving their loads.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
RIVAL OFFICIALS WILL
END THEIR WRANGLING
Effort Made to Terminate Lark
spurs Dual Government

LARKSPUR, April 1.--After months
of wrangling the two mayors and
two boards of trustees that, have been
running a dual municipal government
fighting and allow the court to settle
their differences in a dignified man
ner. According to the agreement each
side will state their sides of the pc
culiar condition of affairs and submit
the matter to Judge Thomas j. Len
non.