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FOR cAANcERY JUDGE,

TO the Voters of the Third ChanceIy ' District:-I am a candidate for chanceI- Tor for the second term, subject to the action of the Democratic primary Con stant attention to the business of the courts will preclude the possibility s,f a canvass. If l have made a satisfactory chancellor l would like a reelection. If elected l win try to make myself useful.
 Very truly
 i~AIONZO CTrRT,
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BASKET BALL GAMES AT THE BlJou ROLLER RINK FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT, LoNokE HIGH SCHOOL vs. HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL. cAMEs~ CALLED s:so P. M., PROMPTLY. SKATING UNTIL 1o:ao p. M. ADMISSION 1oc. 12 st
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EoR cIRcllIr .IllncE

Ihe Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of Judge Henry Evans as candidate for reelection 10 the office of circuit judge in this judicial disflct, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to announce ]. F. Taliaferro as can .didate for ahlerma.s from the fifth ward. subject to the action of tho Democratic primaries.
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Such a good start having been made. it is well to pass along the word, to keep up the good work. Bus mess is business when it is made so.
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Following story told by Esqui- maux. comes the prediction that it May Be Andree Ship" The world can hope and wait for later returns.
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The report of the appraiser of the port of New York shows big gains in imports of pearls, precious stones and ether luxuries. Draw your own con clusions.
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With Morse in prison, many are forced to the opinion that in some in stances law is for the rich and poor alike
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR RAILROAD coMMlssIoNER.
 The Sentnel-Reco is authorized to announce the candidacy of Orlando Fl. Sumpter for railroad commissioner of the southern district of Arkansas. sub- Drimaries
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There is some pity, but little sym. pathy for the man Morse now doing well deserved time for his many misdeeds.
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Boston went wet with the bursting of main ii its business section; it is given out that it will soon dry up.7
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Since we have no other method of keeping on the map" the arvertis- ing system should be liberally sup ported.
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Eop coIINrv ,II1cE

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Thomas Milan as a candidate for county and probate judge of Garland county. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the candidacy of Thurston P. Farmer for reelection to county and probate judge, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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A man cross examining his own wife in separation suit, is the new est spectacle of the domestic disrup- gion show.
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Then, too, in the matter of hotels and climate Hot Springs has a few necs on the other resorts.
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Madriz will forgive if Zelaya will forget; each, of course, assisted by what they call an army.
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There are some, however, who pre-. fer Hot Springs to Florida, even whar Hei Springs in quiet.
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Somehow or another when Hot Springs is let alone it manages to reg. ulate itself very well.
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But the open season for politicians is developing the usual qota of coun- try savers from she sticks.
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The Sentinel-R Record is authorized to announce George Whttington as a can didate for representative in the next general assembly from Garland county subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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Foa sHERIFF

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to anhounce Jake Houpt as q candidate for reelection to the office of sheriff of Garland county. subject to the action Of the Democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the candidacy of MT w. A. WoodcoclS for the office of sheriff oi Garland county. subject to the action z. the Democratic party.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The main issue Is the i9lo season.
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cheasepeake oysters received daily at Gunthers Buffft. Is I'm
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FOR couNrY cIERk.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the candidacy of Mir. Robert Mooney for reelection 10 the office of county clerk. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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Eon cIrY clERk.

The Sentinel Record Is authorized 10 announce Joe H, Butterheld as cahol ! date for reelection to a second term as city clerk subject to the action Of the Democratic primaries.
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The uncorking of the bottle is the best proof of the perfume, whether po- litical or otherwise.
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Railroad Bill seems to be holding the fort" at the national capital.
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Stieklers for regularity" must show their good faith by their pe-. formances.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Milton P. Moore as a candidate for the office of collector of Garland county subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce s. A. Buchanan as candidate for the office of collector of Garland county. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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In these days of musica. tastes, a mans record is not always of his own making.
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Baltimore Blue Points at Gunthers Buffet. i-1 I'm
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Sentinel-Record is authorized tc announce II A. Wilmington a candidate Tor re-election to the office of Circuit and Chancery clerk subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
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The season is too well on now to be disturbed by calamity yeapers.
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FoR REp1EsENrArIvE

The Sentnel-Record Is authorized tt announce w G. Bouic as a candidate fol reelection to q second term as repre-. sentative in the Arkansas general as sembly from this county, subject to tn, action of the Democratic primaries
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Going down is a reminder of ther- mometer records and elevators.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY


 The Seatnel- Record is authorized to announce the name Of T. F. Rutherford as candidate for prosecuting attorney of this district, subject to the action Of the Democratic primaries
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to to announce M. $. Cobb, as a candidate for prosecuting attorney for this judicial district, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel-Record: Please announce my candidacy for the office of prosecut- ing attorney for the Seventh judicial cir suit of Arkanses. subject to the Demo- cratic primary in March, 1910.
 The peace, permanent prosperity and best interests of Hot Springs depend upon honest elections and good govern ment, through a faithful. just and im- partial enforcement of the law.
 l pledge my best efforts to that course if elected. J. B. WOOD. The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Henry Means as a candida te for reelection to the office of prosecut- ing attorney for this judicial district. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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Goyerior Hughes is right in saying cities ought to have more homer ule.
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FOR coUNTY TREAsURER.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the candidacy of MT. John F. Disheroon for reelection for County Treasurer. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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Politics is never mistaken when clothed in the Guise or reform.
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EoR cITY ATTORNEY.

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce R. F. L. Maxey as candidate for city attorney. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce c. T. Gotham as a candidate for city attorney. subject to the action of tho Democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Mir Sydney Taylor as can didate for city attorney. subject to the Democratic primaries.
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FOE rnx AssEsshE

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Rube Gillian as a candidate for reelection to the office of tax as- sessor of Garland county. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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made, 1t is well to pass along the word, to keep up the good work. Bus mess is business when 1t is made so.
 Since we have no other method of keeping on the map" the arvertis- ing system should be liberally sup ported.
 There is some pity, but little sym. pathy for the man Morse now doing well deserved time for his many misdeeds.
 A man cross examining his own wife ill a separation suit is the new est spectacle of the domestic disrup- sion show. With Morse in prison, many are l forced to the opinion that in some in stances law is for the rich and poor alike.
 Boston went wet with the bursting of a main ii its business section: it is given out that it will soon dry up.'
 Then, too in the matter of hotels and climate Hot Springs has a few necs on the other resorts. Madriz will forgive if Zelaya will forget each, of course, assisted by what they call an army
 Somehow or another when Hot Springs is let alone it manages to reg. ulate itself very well. There are some, however who pre- fer Hot Springs to Florida, even whar 4ei Springs in quiet.
 But the open season for politicians is developing the Usual qlota of coun- try savers from she sticks.
 The uncorking of the bottle is the best proof of the perfume, whether DO. litioal or otherwise. Stieklers for regularity" must show their good faith by their pe-. formances
 In these days of musica. tastes, a mans record is not always of his own making.
 Goyerior Hughes is right in saying cities ought to have more homer ule. \ Politics is never mistaken when clothed in the euise or reform.
 Going down" is a reminder of ther- mometer records and elevators.
 Railroad Bill seems to be holding the fort at the national capital.
 The season is too well on now to be disturbed by calamity yelpers.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of J. A StaIlcup as a candidate for reelection to a second term as city attorney of Hot Springs, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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200 Rooms with Hot and Cold running water, and Telephone. Fifty Rooms with Private Baths and Toilets.
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H. A. WHITINGTON,
 Commissioner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
BURTON REPLIES
TO COX'S DIATRIBE
Senator Explains Casting of
CuyahOga'S Tote.

Cleveland, Aug. Replying to-day 20
the declaration Of George B. Cox. OF Gin
cinnau. that Senator Burton Was a
rusty pinhead" because he had broken
faith in the recent Republican State con-
vention by refusing to help nominate
Judge o. B. Brown OF Dayton. for the
governorship. Senator Burton denies that
he entered into any agreement.
Judge Brown is an excellent man and
an excellent judge. / was inclined 10
think favorably of him after Cox and
other friends presented his claims. But
the posting Of a wager. perhaps a fake,
in Cincinnati. that Brown would be nom
mated, and the fact that Cox stood spon-
Sor for Brown and endeavored 10 force
his nomination on the convention, made
his nomination out OF the question.
I concluded finally. after considering
the advisability OF Judge Brown. Mr..
Harding. former Gov Herrick. James r.
Garfield, and others. TO divide our dele
cation evenly among four-Brown. Hard
ing. Thompson. and Garfield The with
drawal of Thompson and Garfield COM
plicated the voting OF our delegation.
i was in no sense behind the effort 70
nominate Mr.. Longworth. for whom the
solid delegation voted l felt il would
antagonize many 20 attempt TO nominate
another candidate than one OF those who
had waged a campaign for the nomina-
ton. and I thought. also. that Mr. Long
worth. by ,-1cepting. would sacrifice
brilliant prospects in the House OF Rep
resentatives
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
NO SAILORS LIFE
FOR NAVAL MILITIA
District Reserve Worse Off
Than the HerSe Marine.

Annapolis. Nd. Aug. l-Because GER
tain parts OF her machinery were deemed
in an unfit condition TO weather the
rough elements along the coast. the
monitor Ozark. formerly the Arkan-
sas. will spend the next few days cruising
about in Chesapeake Bay, and the naval
reserves OF the District OF Columbia will
thereby be deprived Of the opportunity to
get a taste Of the real sailor life at sea-
The Ozark. under the command Of Capt
Stratton, commanding officer Of the Dis
trict reserves. put into Annapolis last
night after a run up the bay from the
Capes. She has on board more than 800
men. including the staff officers and about
twenty seamen of the navy. who were
assigned TO the vessel to aid the reserves
in their work She started out from
Washington a few days ago to join the
other vessels bearing the naval reserves
OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey. then
to participate in the joint naval maneu-
vers with the United States battle ship
fleet along the Atlantic coast in the Vi
cinity OF Newport r. l.. and Gardners
Bay, Mass.
The water supply Of the Ozark became
exhausted down the bay. and her stock
OF provisions also ran low. so while at
Annapolis. both Of these items are being
replenished The naval reserves to-day
availed themselves Of the opportunity to
take in the sights of the Naval Academy.
The Ozark, which IS now at anchor in
the Severn River. off the Academy, will
sail tomorrow morning
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
TWIXT LOVE AND JOB.
Young Man Can Be a Diplomat if
He Wants To.

New York. Aug. Ethan Allen Vein
berg, nineteen years old. Of Brooklyn.
has been notified OF his appointment as
United States consular agent at Port de
Aubres. Morocco. The place pays 81 500
a year and $500 expenses.
Being a minor. the young man cannot
accept the appointment unless his parents
sign the papers, and Mrs. Weinberg
can't make up her mind 10 that. at least
at present Besides young Weinberg is
engaged to Miss Minerva Schrehter. and
a bachelor entering the consular service
cannot marry within four years. He
hopes TO overcome both obstacles before
the time for taking the job. at the be-
ginning Of next year.
Weinberg was born in Brooklyn. and
was graduated from the public schools
there. For a while he was a private page
in the House of Representatives in Wash
ington. While there he met the United
states Minister TO Morocco. who helped
him to get the consular appointment.
At present he is employed in Wall street.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
AUGUST WEATHER
FILLS new VOLUME
Chief Moore Complies Stunts
of Month in Bound Form.

August for Two Decades" is the title
Of an interesting brochure just issued by
that much-maligued division Of the De-
partment OF Agriculture, the Weather
Bureau.
In brief II shows some Of the stunts
which may be expected Of the impend-
ing thirty days
For instance. the mercury once came
across with an altitude record of 1b1
degrees; but that was in 81 Nine
years later she made an effort to re-
trieve her fading popularity by dropping
below fifty degrees. and unceremoniousIy
hauling a reluctant winter in alongside
the stove. The mark reached was forty
nine degrees.
Then. in 1906 there was considerable
navigation hereabouts with a l5-inch
rainfall. while back in 1892 there was less
than an inch apporticned over the whole
month.
Going deeper into the subject, the bu-
reau cites the south wind as being a
great admirer Of the month. though once
in 1878 the north wind dropped in unan-
noUnced with a ifty-three-mile-an-hou
swath behind it and made a big hit. The
average breeze for the month has been
going along at an easy jog OF five miles
an hour.
This data, the bureau says. is only FOR
Information. L is not TO be used as a
basis for speculation, only a sort of
outline OF AUgusts versatility. In other
words. you can expect anything Of the
month
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
OJEDA is RECALLED.
Ambassador to the Vatican Returns
to Spain.


Rome. Aug THE note Of the Spanish
government recalling Marquis de Ojeda.
ambassador 10 the Vatican. vas delivered
20 the papaI authorities to-day by the
messenger Of the embassy instead Of by
the councillor. as IS the diplomatic Gus
tom In spite Of the fact that Cardinal
Merry del Val the papaI secretary Of
state, considers this as most offensive. he
hesitate 70 recall the nuncio at Madrid
Madrid. Aug. 1.-The clerical centers.
notably San Sebastian, Bilbao, and Pam
plOna. are greatly agitated over the con-
iict with the Vatican. In the churches
the congregations are stirred from the
pulpits by the priests. who lose no op-
portunity 10 upbraid the government for
the course il has taken The clerical
newspapers state that the organizers Of
the proposed big Catholic demonstration
at Bilbao on August : are receiving as
surances OF support from all parts Of
the kingdom. Serious disturbances are
predicted.
Word comes from Pamplona that the
Carlists there are cooperating with the
clericals. At that place the Carlists are
strong enough 10 send six members TO
the Cortes.
Committees Of protest against the at
titude Of the government are organizing
throughout Navarro and elsewhere. Many
kilograms OF sympathy have been sent to
the Pope
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
SWANSON NAMED
FOR SENATE SEAT
Gov Mann Selects Him 10
Fill Out Daniels Term.

Richn'oD5, Va. Aug L-Gov. Mann to-
day > 9'ed commission appointing
forme Gov. Claude A. Swanson. of
Char il. TO succeed the late John w.
Daniel IN the United States Senate. The
appointment is for the unexpired term,
which Will end March next
Formal notice Of Mr.. Swanson's ap-
pointment will be given to him to-mor-
row at Surry County courthouse when he
rises 10 deliver a speech at the unwilling
Of Confederate monument The former
governors friends are planning TO attend
in force and make Of the occasion a cere-
mony OF note. There was practically no
OPPOSITION to the selection OF Mr.. swan
son for the Senatorship. He was serving
as a member Of Congress when he was
elected governor by the Democrats a few
years ago. He viii be candidate for
the full term.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson are promi-
nent socially in Richmond and Washing
ton.
Claude Augustus Swanson was born
March 81. 1852 in the town OF Swanson
Vile. Pittsylvania County. His parents
were John Muse swanson and Catherine
Pritchett
In 1856 he entered the University OF
Virginia end took the degree OF bachelor
Of law. completing in one year the two
year course. Immediately after graduat-
ing from the university he located at
Chatham and began the practice Of law
and was successful from the start In
1896 he was nominated for Congress. and
served in the House Of Representatives
Tor six terms.
Swanson for ten years was member
Of the Post-office and Post Roads Com
mittee. and for eight years a member Of
the Ways and Means Committee.
While a member OF the Post-ofice
Committee, Representative Swanson in
terested himself especially in the estab-
lishment OF a rural free delivery service.
When the bill came up for consideration
one Of the bitterest fights that ever took
place in the House was waged against il.
Mr.. Swanson, with but one other mem
Der OF the Post-oflSe Committee. stood
ont IN a two-week debate against the
other members Of the committee. and
wor a great victory.
Alr. Swanson was elected governor OF
Virginia in 1908 over Judge Lewis (Re-
publican) by the largest majority Of any
governor since the civil war
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
FROM POETESS TO ACTRESS;
OR LAURA JEAN LIBBEYS RISE

novelist's tremendous number OF admir-
ers among the reading classes and
masses who don't 90 IN for literature
would wish 10 see their favorite author
ess and look into her eyes and drink in
her words as she talked OF love. and
again Of love. signed Miss Libbey up
and brought her out on the stage be
tween two vaudeville acts.
Mr.. Morris has reasoned that the in
nate artistry Of the Brooklyn authoress
would hold even the simplest minds OF
a vaudeville audience. and he was right.
Even blase dramatic critics drank in
every word and gesture. and as Miss
Libbey later recited poem that she had
made up herself. Lovers Once, but
Strangers Now" suggested by an incl
dent In one OF her early novels. De
serted in the Restaurant; or. Who Paid
Her Supper Check" ever so many were
blinded with tears.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
KILLS MAN AND SELF.
Woman Enraged When Shown Wed.
ding Clothes.

Pittsburg, Aug. 1.-The dead bodies OF
Dr. Emert c. Stewart. leader OF so
ciety. and Edna Wallace a beautiful
woman Of the lower world. were found
In the Stewart homestead, 1904 Penn ave-
nue., late tonight
There is every evidence that the Wal
lace woman killed Dr. Stewart after a
fearful struggle, and that she then
turned the revolver on herself The two
were seen to enter the homestead three
days ago. The Wallace woman. who was
long a friend OF the young society doc
tor, evidently became enraged when
shown the wedding clothes Of Or. Stew
art who was TO be married next week
His wedding suit was torn and slashed
TO ribbons in the room where the bodies
lay. the woman having evidently tried 10
destroy the clothes in her rage. and the
doctor. IN his effort 70 save them and
his own life. had overturned and broken
everything I'm the room.
DR.. Stewart was the favorite nephew
OF d. c. Stewart. a man OF great wealth.
who left Pittsburg for Virginia a year
ago and turned the old Stewart mansion
over to the rising young physician.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02

New York Aug. Miss Laura Jean
Libbey, whose fame as our foremost nov
olist has of late been added to by her
many plays and by her newest book Of
poems, Love Songs Of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western" made her
first appearance on the stage to-day at
William Morris American Roof Garden,
in Forty-second street. She spoke Of love.
There have been timid advisers OF Mr..
Morris who. when the news that Miss
Libbey was to appear I'm vaudeville
reached the Century Club and other liter
ary centers. warned him that 10 the mat
inee girl or, AT night, 10 the tired bust
ness man. the name Of Laura Jean Libbey
would mean but little. and so would
arouse only passing interest. owing TO
the slight following the authoress has
among the frivolous.
But Mr.. Morris. confident that the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-02
JACK LONDON Is wRATHY.
Writer Is "GOing to Get" Police
Judge of OnkInnd

San Francisco. Aug. lack London,
novelist, sent a letter 10 Police Judge
Samuels, OF Oakland, berating him as
a bully. for the judges recent decision
dismissing the assault case OF London
against Tim Muldowney. keeper Of a
restaurant. London says:
Some day, somewhere, somehow. I am
going TO get you. I am going to get you
legally. never fear. and 10 the full hIlt
OF the law and legal procedure"