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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09
TODAY'S RACING RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, March 9.-Re-
suits:
First race-Don't, ITO 1, won;
Sylvan Dell, 3 to l, second; Lydia
L., third. Time :49 As.
Second race--Endymion 3 to 1
won; Square Deal, 5 to /, second ;
Giovanni Raggio, third. Time
1905 3-5.
Third race-Fond Heart, 9 to l.
won; Mystiiier. 3 to |. second +;
Yama, third. Time, los 80.
Fourth race-I.othario, s to 5
won; Carroll, even. second: Alfred
TIE Great, third. Time, IA 80.
Fifth racc--John Griffin. 1 to )
won; Jack Parker to |, second
King of Yolo, third. Time, 1:13 2-5
Sixth race--Ardri, II to /, won
Ethon, 7 to 3, second; Osorine
third. Time, Las 20,
TAMPA, March 9,-Results:
First race-African Girl, to /,
Won; Bertha D., to |, second |;
ID. II, Carpenter, third. Time,
:3S 1-5.
Second race-Alberta, Z to 10,
won; Frank Patten, to /, second;
Bob May, third Time, | ;05 %.
Third race-Bcth Goodwin, 10 to
I, won; Norman. 3 to 3. second /;
OK anito. third. Time, 1913,
Fourth race-Jack Dennerlen, )
to =, won: La Refine lIindoo, out,
second; Elzabethan, third, Time,
LII %.
Fifth race-Nattie Bumpo, 5 to 1,
won; Light Blue, out. second; Hur
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09
WILL PASS NEW WAGE SCALI
COUNCIL WILL
DO IT, REPORT

At tonght meeting of the city council the increase in
the wage scale will go through with rush.
This was the authoritative statement made late this
afternoon It reported that Councilman Schiller had
decided to vote for it.
There will be another big gathering of organized labor
and friends at the city hall tonight to that the propo
sition is carried through.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09
TRIAL OF HEFllNG.

John Hefling, the striking coal
driver. who was arrested Monday
afternoon for neglecting his family,
will be examined tomorrow morn
ing before Justice Samuel Hyde.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09
Continued on Page Six.

The three dramatic unities are:
one catastrophe, one locality, one
day. The French added another r
unity, style. Shakespeare disre-
uarded the unitles.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09


Ryan have practically been trans
ferred to them. You have seen the
pictured faces of Morgan, Ryan and
Rockefeller, fathers, thousands of
times, in newspaper, book and mag
azine, but now prepare to look. 10,-
600 times or more on the halftOne
visages of the following:
John Pierpont Morgan, Jr., King
of the United tSates.
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., World
AlmOnerin-Chief.
Allan A. Ryan, Prince of Public
Necessities.
To the first, according to New
York, has been apportioned the
vast kingdom of money and all the
enormous powers that the command
of the cOuntry's pursestrings can
give-to reward the people with a
tiny glimpse Of prosperity II they
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09
Allan A. Ryan.

Here's your ticket, and it's elect
ed. We are to have no interrug-
mum. as they say over in Europe
when a king dies or gets his head
cut off, or something like that.
No, sir. The heirs to the Ameri-
can thrones have been brought up
trained and advised as to the ways
of making money out of stone and
out of you, and now the dispatches
from New York tell us almost on
the same day that the mantles of
Kings Rockefeller, Morgan and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-09

Bourke, Pratt and Merritt. Mayo
Pratt filed a notice of his with
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Continued on page tWo)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
SHE'S orr THE UMPIRE Jon.
Orange scASol Teacher Tells the HOys
she's Married and n Golng Away.

OVanEe scASol Teasher TeIls the RSys
she's Married and h GolnG Away.
ORANuE. y. J.. June q. Miss ". Louise
Davis. teacher 10 the Cleveland street
school. vhO had become famous for her
alillty to umpire q baseball game. dis
appointed the boys to-day by announcing
that she was married and could not stay
through the summer md umpire thsir
games or return in the fail 10 continue
a. teacher. She said she became Mrs.
George Gilbert Wild last February and
was going to meet her husband 81 Albany
this afternoon
AZ a consolation for the disappointment
Of her boys Mrs. Wild sxtsadsd an In
vitAtion to them to 90 with her Ind Mr.
Wild aome day next week 10 So a game
Of baseball In New York CITY
The popular teacher was iust finishing
her Sork ~ umpire Of - game and her
own boys. who had won. we're crOWding
around her when she determined that
the time had come for the annomcemSnt
The boys we're At first surprised. but
remembering that congratulations we're
In order they waved their caps and
Chsered Justify for the bride
Mr. and Mrs. Wild Wers married in
February while she was on a brief leave
Of absence They kept the matter secret
because she wished 20 complete her
term a. a teacher In Orange. They are
70 % a. Onos On their honeymoon and On
their return they viii live IN Albany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
ESFRlDi REFrsES EEDIiTIoN.
says Ne liAs Oaered q lIhmselF, hsl
NadriA ulsarusled Illm.

sBeriai Cah1 Dsrpefra % Tmh Srs
BLUETIELDs. June Is. by wireless 10
Colon Gen. Estrada received yesterday
q message from ssnOr Morales. president
% the Central American Court Of Justice
Al Carriage, lmplOring him TO come 70
some definite arrangement with Preai-
dent MadriE for the pacification Of Nicar-
aqua aud guaranteeing that II the mat
ter "a referred 10 the court Il will b. treated
with impartiality To- ~ examination Of
the claims Of both sides and in its deCisi0n.
Gen Estrada rsf,uues 10 accspt the court q
mediation. lie says an part;
I call your nttentiun % the fnci that
I have repeatedly uRered 20 Dr.. MadriS
the basis On Which a definite arrnnGement
could he reached. but either my PROPOSE
tiOns have beeB misunderstood OF he
mistrlrgts the mediator PROPOSED. ~ h
shown BY his silence. The provisional
Government regrets that it cannot accept
the mediation q your court. even IN view
Of your ASSURANCES % impaFtiality and
Justice. because Il would thereby Gauss
a grave aHront 10 the American nation.
which seemingly participates IN the sus-
picion Dr.. MadriE seems 10 have regard
ing the mediator PrOposed by me since
the beginning
No news has been reviewed from
AoOyapa. Gen. Asna - occupying Ad-
vantAgeOus positions IN surrounding
towns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
FLASHING JURY SECRETS
Sensation m nroWns bribery Case 40
vste atosa % % Z Tor CsaSietisa.

Sensation ~ nroNme ofibefy fnae ~
vSte stOsa % % I for Csavietioa.
CHICAGO, Juns as with the jury in
tho BrSwns bribery cass Standing eleven
10 one in favor Of conviction. hallOtinR
was brought 10 a sudden halt tonight
By the discovery Of a well defined plot
10 signal to the jurors ~ agents q the
ACCUSED minority leader Three Of
Brownies men we're seined by states A.
tomsy Waynan in the soi. ii b siioSesi.
II showing lights In a dark room In the
rear Of little hotel directly back 0f the
room occupied by tho jury.
The mon were hurried 10 Mr.. Wayman'a
ONCE and subjected 20 a severe cross
examination by waymAn. which discloaei
that they had hesn ssut 10 tho hotel unde'
tho orders 81 Attorney ChaFiea =. Erh-
stein. representing Browne.
Foe i've hours. e va discovered,
different men. uader the direction Of
Erbstsin. had bean sent b. tho little back
room on an upper RaoF Of tho hotel and
by means Of Geld glasses had boen
enabled 10 watch Syary movSmsnt Of the
jurors Who we're SndnavoTing TO decide
the guilt or innocence Of the man accused
IL purchasing Mr. Lorimegs seat In the
Senate.
Along with the spyihg vas a series Of
flashes In the darkness. not yet explained.
Whistler the men had succeeded IN sig-
mailing to the jurors has not ~, heen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
DROWNED IRON HOUSEBOIr
naby Daughter u alien sanGree Feii
FROM Boat into Pelham nay.

Linda sangree. the baby daughter Of
Allen Sangree. the baseball writer. cen
on the SanGres houseb0at Ripple IN
Pelham Bay yesterday Afternoon aud
was drowned Mr. Sangree is IN Wash
inEton and Mrs Sangree. who Was IN the
cabin 70 the time n the accident. did not
learn q Il until two hours later.
The sccident happsned while Mn.
sangree was entertaining friends Ia the
cabin. The boat is anchored between
Pelham Bay Para and City Island
Linda. who vas ~ ye1rs old. was playing
on the deck and must have Managed 10
climb upon the rail. from which she
tumblsd into the water Her skirts
baIlooned and the current carried her
away. She was iifty feet from tho boat
when Policeman william Booth o. the
City Island station saw her.
Below the City Island Bridge. a hundred
feet from the girl. Joseph Krees Of asa
East Isist street and Robert Robson Of
aSt 81. knns's avenue were fishing from
a boat. The policeman called 10 thsn
and they got up anchor and trisd 10 reach
the child.
A. they nsarsd her her drsaaas. vhioh
had buoyed her up. became vet and she
went under. Krees an1 ROllisOn Owed
for her aud brought her 10 the boat
There were still siRns Of life. and thsy
rowed 20 JoriAn's Hotel and telsphoned
10 FOrdhAm Hospital for doctor. IL u
over Eve miles 10 the hospital, and while
waiting for thsambulAnos the two raseusTn
and the policsmah did what they could
20 revive the child. Dr.. Carey Of the
hospital star worked two hours 20 ravS
shs child. but failed.
Mrs. Gangrss. who h an expert swimmer
and diver. knew nothing Of tho aOcidsnt
until she was told after all hope had bean
given up Coroner Shongut gAvs her
termination 10 have the body taken bach
% The Ripple.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
LOOKING FOR MEN SWINDLERS.

Albany WomaR soped They'd Ne Amoag
PrtsSnsEs raksn N Gambsihs House nald.
When the men arrested In the raid
made on . gambling house a. FOrty-nlnth
street and Broadway we're aFraigned IN
the West side police court Yesterday q
smartly dressed young woman asked
Assistant District Attorney James Z. smith
10 allow her 10 look the prisoners over
She refused 10 Eive her name
leone from Albany she said. Some
months ago I met two New Workers up
tAars who Interested me In some alleged
real estate In this city. They posed a.
real estate dealers. They we're well
dreussd and cohvincng takers and thsy
prevailed upon ne 10 part with 0.0o
70 be- invested IN some property here.
I have never ssan or heard from thNn
since. The lAsa name Of one Of them
was Ralph he other said his Mans wRa
Williams. In their conversation 70 each
othsr in my presence theg often men
toned the Ramapo Club. ] zane 10 New
YORK. Zen days aso In search Of thsm.
When l aas By the newspapers this morn
ing that ne Ramap0 Club he'd been raidsd
came % court b go L either of my two
swindlsrs vsFs annOng he prisonsEp.'
Mr. Smith permitted her % look 0veE
the prisoners, hul shs failed 10 Ind the
men abe vas boxing foF.
MK Of the seven mon arrested we're
held in $50 bail Tor examination next
Wednesday. No charge IVES made against
the seventh, william Robbins Of a West
Forty -alEfh street. and ho Was allowed
% N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

West for whom Mr. Roosevelt had secured
a position In United States Land oHiCs.
While the Colonel was hunting In Africa
The friend lost hla Job and ha wa nov
appealing b. the sI-Presideut N lntsrueds
In HE behalf.
Honestly, I'd like N satisfy him.
vas 7. hh COMMENT hare. hut rs en-
tirely out n The question. I must draw
the line somewhere. becarips Il I begin 10
grant personal favors there would b. 10
end b Il,
An upstate politician sent a plea that
tho Colonel express an opinion on Gov.
Hughes'a plan for a dlreoa primary law.
The Colonel smiled a. IN read thls. IoF
tho nswspapsr msn wanted him to Do
just what tho Writsr asked.
ITS just such communications that
cannot answer he aaid. vas out 81
civilization for a year and I'm sim out
Of touch with political conditions IN the
State and nation. Those WIN have writ
tn % ne. friends and admlreTa. Most
certainly understand that Il 10 lmpos-
siblc N reply 10 these lstisrs laF many
month";
Several other letters that he opened
we're Requests for speeches all over the
country. No comment.
The Colonel went away from the lst.
tsrs. hastened 10 the other aide Of The
room, picked up a couple Of boOks and
continued ha -sssing the library tour
lie glanced at the titles
One OF theas h IN a religions topic;
the other u on Christian scisnoe.' hs
said. They expect me 10 read them
and pass Judgment. Nov. gsBtlsmsn.
don't you zee what I'm up against
Mr.. Roosevelt thought that that Was
about enough Tor to-day. Ne thanked
the newspaper men for not plying him
with too many questions. shook hnndl
with them and hoped ed 80 them soon.
But don't forget our trucs. viii yOul'
shouted the Colonel a. they EFT You
mustn't come up often They probably
will not.
Sunday s going 10 no quiet Tor tho
Colonel He viii attend services In the
Episcopal Church in town and spend the
rest Of tho day with bic family on sagamOTS
Hin.
ALBANT. June % Gov Hughes will
FIRST 80 Col. Roosevelt a. Harvard On
Wednesday. He does not know when
he viii so to Oyster Bay. Ne known
that Roosevelt IL 10 ash him % run foT
Governor again but he viii not discuss H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
70 ARBITRATE PIREUS now
1uS ana Russia Keep Rumanha aud
Gsseee From war.

ATHENS. Juns Al 10 seated that TIE
Italian and Russian CSvenmenfs. repre-
ssnting the interests Of Rumania and
Greece respectively. have proposed that
thsy FH tbs amount of the indemnity 10
be- paid By 0Fesos 10 RuHlania IN oonnsO-
ton with ths aid recsntly made upon
a R,rmanian mail steamer ~ the RlrBus.
ID Il rsportsd that Greece has agreed
% DE pr0pnMltIon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
DR. AKED 70 TRY ARR TRIP.
ne mas Bought q Tiohst Frsm Munieh
% onaFummergam.

The Rev. Dr.. Charles y. Aksd. pastor
NJ ths Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. nailsd
Yesterday BY the CUmardeF carmania with
H. lrtsntion Of taking q aiIay mile trip
~ dirRibls airuhip from munich 10 Ober-
anmarxHu after nTat resting In The noun
taina al 8Witzarland.
~ dosf1F aid that no bed bought
an air~hiD tinkat foE 90. he eEpogt8 70
1910 an ~ ths foriy-hv0 pounds ~
- ihrouah typhoid fever before FsluFn-
M ~ New York. He y accompanied b.
IN wife. and hla physician. D.. "A. ~
Notllchaal. vent 10 the pier b Gee him %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
BEAUMONT or FIELD ARLIzE.
Ten Tanls Destroyed and Others Burn'ns
-Nnd spreads Disaster.

Nav ORLEANS. June 2S.-relegrAph
reports from Beaumont az midnight say
the Beaumont oil field h threatened with
complete destruction by q fire that started
az " vists. a Few miles from Beaumont.
tonight
Ten oil tanks hid already been burned.
according 70 the report. ~ Ices Of much
over tl0o.OD The trnlR burned we're the
property Of the Gulf Pipe Line Company
and the Texas on Company
Il IL Sid the htmos are spreading and
that Other tanks ere ahame Tho tanks
are built close toRstho- Flames jump from
one 20 anothor SsEried BY g atroa9 UinsL
which b blowing
Tho Ore hrs ,rught sl0ng the pipe
Of tho Gulf Pine Line Fnd II y sid h fol-
low ing this 10 other tanks IN tho hiE icld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
CTTY TO OWN TROLLEY LINE
sen FFaaelnro. Court Decides. NAY Buad
ana DpeFate Gear street Read.

SAN FaANcIsuo. Cal. Juns Is By a
decision Of The stats Suprems Court To-
day San Francisoo's labor union admin
lstFutiOn uill have an opportunity 10 build
and operats a municipal street RilrOad
on GeaFy street.
The SUPERVISORS have advertised iOE
bids next Monday on the first lot OF bonds,
and thsrs Il nOthinR nov IN The way Of
the city commencing work upon its line
nom ths Ferry 10 the Beach over the Geary
street route.
This protest was fought by the United
Railroads. which desired the line, and BY
many who do not believe in municipal
Ownership. especially under labor union
MAYOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

CHICAGO. June 7s.-Mm MARI A.
Lavender wun a victory to-day IN the
WoodlaWn Park Methodist Episcopal
Church controversy whom q jury that
heard Der 5000 damage suit against ths
Raw. Edward ,. Crawford. tls pautca
awarded haF ollOoo. Friendl q ths
nlaintiR rsgarIiod ne verdict a. q Tnltlio-
don % the charges maGl8 against Der In
voluing he mama % gloTEnar pastor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
KMe sEonaEEINs EIRsT EAGE.
Roynl Eaesrt MAKES Cireulg RlieFaess.
Than Cnnaevs Iiome . WInneg.

NT1IINT IlII3 WFII'IIII p IHN w
LONDON, June 70 King George WOl
his FIRST race to-day when Royal Escort,
carrying lord Derby's color, under
which the royal stable u n he run for q
year. Won the Wellington handicap Of
600 At aandown Park
Before the start Royal Escort, who i
aeon 81 Diamond Jubilee, bottled and threw
his Jockey. wOotton. and EallOped over
the entire course The result vas that
the odds againat him lenRthened-fronl
10 I 20 10 20 .
When he won ia canteT after his wild
runaway there was more cheering than
has hem heard on q raCecOur-e In Eng
land this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
MONTE MEN ARRESTED.


Detectives Detect men ~ hNHtg-AAth
stPeet Without Daaleulty.
Two q The three card monte men who
have heun treating West ThiTty-sixth
slFust 10 an old fashioned county fair
swindlo for months were picked uD last
nlaha By Deeootivos CilR and Powers Of tho
Central Ofios. Thsy called themselves
william Anderson and Philip Do Papa.
Tbs detectives watched the game for
halg an hour. There were about twenty
msR IN IN group. most Of them clsrks.
One of tn players invited the deteotives
10 put up money. AZ this Clih nabbed
Andersen. the dealer. and Powers Jumped
for % Papa De Papa BROKE away and
Anderson clipped out Of bis coat. leaving
a n CliB-u hands. Both men we're caught
afinr a shoFt chase and taken % tho night
oourt.
When d Papa vac asarsiisd q Wa
found IN his pochetS and IS under tho
cellar Of his coat Anderson had go
They went % the wOrkhorao.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
GOVERNMENT SUES CAPTAIN
Per IN AccounainE q supplies Issued IA
aim h the spanish war


Hlm h the spanish war
Suit was begun yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court by the Government
against Samuel 3, stsbbins. who vas
Captain in thu Twelfth New York volm-
tser Infantry in lsos. Zoe an accounting
q certain supplies, including equipment.
clothing. &c. turned over 70 him for the
uss OF TIE regiment. II d charged that
Capt stsbblns disp0ssd Of theSs supplies
and did not account for tho proceeds.
The value Of tho supplies Il put ~ 81 .s7T ~.
They consisted 0f 81 blousea. 70 blankets,
q campaign hats. % pairs Of leggings, n
overcOatu. n pOnohos and ~ pairs oi
trOuners.'
CaDt Btebbins lives 90 the LeonOri
Hotsl. az Madison avenue and SIXTY
third street he "a out a town over
Sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
MISSISSIPPI STEAMER BURNED.
slx Women VINO Jumped Into the Wat
Drowned 500 People on Beard.

PRAInIB Du CuIIN. Wis.. June "a Tho
Misalsslppl River steamer ]. y. was burned
% the waters edge tonight. There Wcru
nearly 800 persons on hoard when the
IRE was discovered.
1here were several cases reported
where panicsirioksn women jumped into
the river IN escape tho flames, but ills not
believed that over SIX persisted.
The steamer Was loaded with exour'
slonls,s. The vessel vas headed for
shore when the fire was discovered and
the great majority Of the passengers
escaped 10 land. The Gre was two miles
north Of Victory. Wis. half way between
here and la Crosse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
81. $4,000 FOR war BALLOONS
Itallan Parliament vStes u ~ 40 MaJor
~ Despite the soeialiats.

~ WuAlaAu A4 H@Naat.A.
spsoiaI cob DsspafeA y TIM SIN
RoMR, June 1s.--Ths Chamber to-day
nexpoctodly voted the expenditure Of
i0.0oO 90 llFs CAbOut el.ias.O OOl for dirigi-
bio balloons for the army.
The Socialists and Republicans Opposed
the proposal. They dsPlOred increased
army expenditure a. useless. war being
practically impossible. They advocated
disarmament.
The discussion nroae during the a0snncs
Of ne Minister Of War. He was sum
moned from the Senate and made an elo-
qusnt appeal 10 the oOuntFy's national
honor.
Ths vote was then passed by majority
Of 1bn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
MAS. WERTHEIN BADLT HURT
American Woman IN Crash RetWeeR Au'O
ana TAXI IN PaPis.

PANS. Juns 25.-ln a collision to-day
between an automobile and a taxioab
Mrs. weFthsim. an American. living at II
Avenue d Ia 0rands Arnnee. was seriously
hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
TO PROBE THR GORE CHARGES
norm HOUSES OF CONaRESS
9RDER Az LNVBSTIGATION.


AID The Rouse an hour bsioFe adjourn
msat tonight for an Investigation Of the
attempted bribery charges made by
Senator Gore yesterday on tho aoOr Of
the Senate In oOnnsotion with the legis-
latiOn affecting what are known a. the
NoMuFTay contracts for attorneys iees
With the ChoCtaW and ChiekasaW Indians
In the Senate tho sobjsta Was intro
dncsd BY senator Hughes u Colorado,
who declared that the charges nadO
wsFe too grave n be allowed 20 pass
without sOme notice by the Senate. Ho
presented a resolution directing an IN
qaliry by a cOInmitteS Of the Senate.
Before Il WAs adopted Senator Hale
suggested that it should 90 10 the Com
mittss on Audit and Control 81 Con-
tingent EXPENSE
senator Hughes replied that the rUsO-
luton involved no expenditure Of money
and asked that tho usual FoierenCo under
the rules he diapenssd with. Senator
Halls objected. but vhsn senator Hughes
was on tho point Of moving for the con-
sioeratlon M. mas N'uhoreN M ooloo'
ton and the resolution was passed
Before The incident was closed Senator
c,r,.r cam. INTO ths ar.na 10 a,bmit n
-. - -. -. -, ~
s.A'''He' I'm 'O'H'o' 1880 ''A
ihHrSaoh OF Neora1Aa' VINO 'oG''Der WIN
former Senator Chester l. Long OF kahaas
were named by Senator Gore ~ Interested
In ths oentr.c,
-. -. -.-.-.. -.l-A
Do'
al me request OF M OArtsr was feaa a.
the desk. denounced Senator Cores
charges a. falsa IN 90 far a. they related
10 him. He declared that Senator Gore
h.a "a, 49,, 4. as.Do.,,l.n "A n.cs "a,
-, =
~. O.~ - % 1919 ~. =. ~ -.
s-'.on' an ,H-. - noei1 ~,
ON 49, 49, 49,. - y,
s ~ - ~. - y - - ~ =,
$3.50 49,, " w 49, "
Ameslo~a o'uLeu. 70 'I y tls
- -. ~. ,.n,~.,-s. ,,,,h ~ Tnd,.os
\. $500 ",,.,h,ss1v ,hss as 80,
.s,.,.I II hrj0~ 49,, l~visla,io1 ana n.
go =, i,,..-,i,ssion
M, T1,,r,ton dc0o,nc.a a. .b.,l,,,.,v
3D.. A.. go, ,b.t si,h~r Il. - CO..,
senator Lena q Kansas had been lobby
| IN. o. I.gislot,eo r.lnfinw a. H. roo-
s-,..- - .-,,l-s.,..S 49,. 49,. -,
- =. -, -, "
". Hunust.y .. l'eli-g 80, a.'a nv
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though Il Was. AZ T;ts o. 20. moEo than
an hour bohind thu time sst Cor IN rnoo
10 begin, The stewards boat 90 ths eF1as
70 the line Tho obSsrvatioa train he'd
been lsis toWait. surveying the avootahsp
boats. Cor q long time. Finally tho
Oru,chsn steamed up and gave word