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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
SAM BERGER P|NCHEO
BY BELL|NGHAM COPS
Endless Chain of Policemen and Deputy Sheriffs
Try to See Show on Their Stars and Thrifty Sam
Balks-Jeff and Gotch Want to Fight.

the cons came whole posse ~ dep
uty ahorlffa. aud BERGER. who hkrs
a dollar almost as much A. Ut
Roller does. thought the graft bad
gone too FAR. and referred The MIN
IONS ~ the law 70 che box uffigo.
They heid consultation, ana
finally rushed the donr IN true foot
ball style. capturing SAMMY ans
CARRYING him or 80 the caiabuosc
Ierg and Prank Gotch soon heard of
the row. and refused 60 start the
show until the faithful herger was
released There was a delay 81
more than an hour but the manager
finally put In his appearance. ruff
fled IN tcuuer bat otherwise none
the worse Tor his experiences.
Later IN the evening the bail
money was returned % HerNar ana
thn chaHxe dismissed THIS action
was taken hy the chief ~ police.
who, u - said. wsli Investigate the
no timed horse ulay and bring the
offenders 60 time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

from Father J r. English a priest
- The ouahs diocese. who was a
guest az this health resort
Pressed for an explanation. 4
TRANSFERRED that Father English and
Mr. Cnmiakey. In 1874. were students
az The Christian Brothers ceiisKa
az Prairie pu Chien. via English
Was senior and manager ~ thr
college bail team Comiskey, the
son ~ d Chicage alderman. was an
undHrciamN mAn The college team
WAS contemplating . trip and WAS
short ON pitchers one day Mana
ger English Ass attracted BY the
pitching 81 this ChieARn lad. who de-
iterra a SLOW curved bah a puEs
tisr In those days Il Was fhn first
curved h1H ever seen on The college
grounds The manager decided 20
take Cemlskey On the trip much
90 the delight 81 the young pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
zBYSzKO MIGHTY Good man, BEAT GOTCH? SCARCELY

~ TIP WRIGHT.

t.ret hos the cartoonist. you
know. and took "a HtaniHlaw xbyH-
tko eyganirwlcr. Not All az once
because Stan 10 az hiK as hts name
O. unpfunuuncahle Tor anyone fed on
English nouns and vcrbs-but IN
sections
This bic guy. who In called Zhym
ako. because Il comes easier. IL the
best thing Poland evsr turned out m
the wrestling line. and he's after
Frank lntch'H scalp.
Everywhere n karchcw iaco
wfestias Poles turn out en- ulasse
tpsst. DO that's la buncheal TO Choir
lle as be twists iosH and arms or
smaller men All hia opponents are
smaller because ~ don't build .un
on his specifications Architectural
~ the Pole might be elasAed a. q
bungalow tie Isn't lacking In stat
uFe. bat he's 90 blamed wide ami
thick he seems % BE-.
strong 40 a bull" doesn't at
KhFHaka He's strung a. a traction
engine. and with All his bulk -
mighty fast and dangerous.
A Greece Roman wrestler. At which
style he won championships IA Ger
many. France. England aEa Rnaaia
b. has adapted himself % ihe catch.
sH.cstehsean game In two years anf
today r. one u the brst men ia the
world
! don't believe any wrrstisrs save
3eieh and Atahuout have any hasi
ness coming % grips witn ZhyHxku
xbyAxko hHH won more than zoe
matches here. the majority hainW e.
hlhltlamN. tn which ne has thrown
opponents 10 a apecified time Among
the best men ~ has beaten are Fired
heaH. XII Cutler. Tom lsnhinA. LEO
fefdssio. Yankee Rodgers. RHeui a.
houen and George Turner
When Lsrt and ! looked over
kht stka h. Nas on with jim parf
me Ensiishusn who dozen Or
Wur~years sEo was AZ good a mar
ai hla weight 40 this game bsastsd
There wuuldn't have h@rn anything
70 q had Zbysahp gone after parF
and rnuEhed him lie could have
dumped Jim IN a hurry. and every
ane kHnM o. but tnr Pole gave a
pretty exhibition. and everyone was
satisfied
1byasko conyineod me that he 10
awful good tut don't think b. can
beat tfoseh Fhsn Gafch Il right
rhsY saY These foreigners are streng
for beef. bat whrn tnsf 90 On isiti1
Tho Humboldt farmer rs plpo fhs
excess sfii catch TO- ffr uotrh t. NJ
exponent q Del4arts Mos "Raaeis
House Mike. with fhe iimit off
Personally sFauisian EbYszsa gsys
sanisuies il a treat He's m differ
ent from she ordinary. Ne ~ 4 ma :
tive q stanialawiee, On the Nlas8Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
81 &C. THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS E5$::
JEFFRIES & co. Spend
MORNING IN SEATD|

a grizzly bear IN playful mood
That WAS big jim Jefffiss yestcr-
day morning. when he. Frank Goteh
FIR, Roller Farmer Burns. Jim As
bsli Jack Mccormick end the rest
~ the aii-Htsr huRkiea Invaded the
Hotel Savoy and routed out Jacis
EurieN, their msntor ana confldant
ahead ~ the show curiey has been
sort ~ general complaint box for
the crowd since the tour started and
nofs that he has been away from the
bunch for two weeks they find e.
hard To- get along without him. The
travelling heayiea were Ia town about
two hours. leaving At 1870 for Bel
bingham. whore they showed last
night
Jeff Ia not over cheerful and CONE
munieatiye. az a usual thing. but
yesterday he was In n Kidding mood
ana Kept the rest 81 the crowd in
an upgDnr. lie and Gotcn and Bsr-
ger. with the Assistance - several
porterH. brought New Years pres
enf 20 curisy. which was presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

BELIINGHAM. Jan, 81 -- The
Belungham police force cot gay with
sam Berger, Jim Ieffriea' manager
Just before the show here last night,
and as the result. real fight hy
the blg fellow and the other star
athletes % the troupe was more
Imminent than al any time during
the tour Berger was actually taken
70 Jail. where he pat up tae for hts
appearance on a charge uf inter
fertnx with an officer In tho dis
charge Of his duty
II the charge preferred Is a true
one. then the duties 81 that portion
OF the Beiiinghnm police force that
happens % be- off patrol duty IL
60 attend shows IN a bndy The
trouble started when five members
~ the uniformed force demanded
admittanqa on their stars, following
q number who had already been BET
through the doors BY Berger With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
WlNFl

nlliy Delaney. Jeffs old manager.
la getting along whereabouts IN years
Juat how a man Of Delaney'a former
judgment can come out IN the open
and declare for Al Kaufman passeih
All understanding Al has been tried
out time and again. He has an awful
aaIlop. more powerful than most
people suspect But he seems I'M
able 10 show even the signs II cham
plonship caliber. Tommy Burns can
whip him any day In the week.
Here N some dope which Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

with due ceremony ana So.
INK u ~ a dainty Il,.s. 4
diamond rings. weiKhlnv 80 ass|
ats and a few onlonN ~ 4
size NJ an autonss.gls s.s
jack made a gfacefuI 49, =. 4
ceptance. which unfef.s... |
a. be- cut short oh ares ss,'.'
tins. { =
Neither JEFF nor Berg..
ming new 70 ada d Il. ;
Gleason NranKle over ~
~ a battle ground
"9leae0n win BE- her. :.
tomorrow night sala J,,s...n 4
! don't know whether i -, y.
good by making the lr,s
W % me 70 settle shsss
Personally ! might pretss
xeien. which would - sss.. =
inE That my home 10 shA.s - =
now. az any rate. II Int !. /.
Everything poiHts q
tomorrow night when 4.
show 81 the Armory esss.
on sale At Sherman. csavle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
SWEDISH CLUB TO
STAGE GOOD
SMOKER
Fast Boxing and Wrestling
Events on the Card for
Wednesday Night-Kid
Redmond Busy.

A smoker will be staged by the
Swedish Athletic association on
"Wednesday evening. February 2, ~
Washington hall ttsh az and b.
FIR a. Mr. Wilson. matchmaker
OF this event has arranged 60 briuK
together some ci'sver boys. who have
good records ahd should show The
spectators some very excellent sport.
Boxing Instructor Kid Redmond
has been hard az work rounding thu
boys into form. and be promises
acme fast and lively milling
The boNa x bouts will BE az fol-
lows Benson w. TFimaie IFS
pounds. Dyer ~. Olson. lis pounds
Eonwve W. Nelson. las pounds
Richardson W. Mcfaln. 10 pounds.
Eckman vM IitgKen. fs5 pounds
Mellon vs. johnson. fsa pounds
Wrestling Magunsun vs. ra
Fiong Strand vs. Schultz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

Including Beck Olson. Lursck and
BoucairoiH.
ZbyFrko's parents are alive. Its
father. = strong man, WIS attached
90 the bodyRpard ~ tho Austrian
emperor A brother, who weighs
$40 and in 9 feet ! Inch. - IN high
aehool AZ home and viii compete
Ia the next Olympiad ~ a weight
thfuwer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

river. which separates the province
from Russia.
whsn "a. Zhyhxku discovered ~
sma strong boy and - Is iainea
thr Krakau Spikoi and was saon The
afmb'N strongest athlete he took up
wrestling ussaeF Prof pytiasiainnhs.
enc u Auatrias beat and after waip-
ins local reputatian. went % Nisn-
"a and lost 10 naierstch At "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
More Action Here

There will be night In the way OF
actual competition than there athletes
will the with the picking up some
easy(D Polish Who oil
whose contention has asked
Tor chance o. Gotet and viii with champion
OF anueKing that quarter thou
Then there m young fellow named Hermauson
who plays tune On the punching bag and who
punktns "a HermauHon
with ~ his weight
Virgil Venabiea Of is city for Tuesday provide
first class
But OF all the aaar Old big card n the
talk line lie gives little spiel The graphing game Immense
and Of his philosophy
atblotes
Farmer That's because they're ankcd
don't have time 10 Some folks
neck gets 80 big Wen when he's the
bis body Ordinary folks nocka Ia
only needed 70 support collars and hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

Zbyrzkn graduated from the rnivrr.
sify of Vienna as d lawyer. bat has
not followed the profession
Since graduating the Pole has
bhafnn paiuuhnyi the Russian siant,
fnr the privilege ~ meeting finrkru-
schmidt. wh0 fluuf "a nut ~ tho
match. lie best Neuraiah. the Turk
twice. and Wnu the European cham
piauship az Paris from s. starters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
THE UNWILLING GLADIATOR

Ordeman wreatie Doc.
You got 10 get c0Ynaged put him under lock
Before you MIX with him. you'll have merry chanc
surely have hump yourself 10 meet him face 20 face
spread his distant vest
nsckoh shucks, know the rest
Hs mighty icEs they loom In sheet,
But be mentions his attack Of frgid feet
Oh Doctor Roller IL Il sooshf really will thru
the mighty Ordeman1
No. / can't be
But n you DO the fana win from and also far
They'll cluster round the padded mat TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
PRIEST DISCOVERED
CHARLES COMISKEY

CHICAGO. Jan. ~. Columbus
discovered America. but discover
ed ComiSkey~ That WAS tha greet
ing extended 20 Charles A Comis
hey. owner % she Chicago Anaeri
can League club ard Ban johnson.
on their recent arrival AZ Excelsior
Springs. Mo. THE greeting was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
SHORT SPORT

Nat Goodwin IL one % she most
rnhld fight fans IN the country Nat
wiil shfaw n with the rest when u
comes Is (which 40 you likaT'
Jim JefffieR doesn't own an auto
mobile. At irart he didn't when he
started on his theatrical tour
n Is generally accepted That jeff
has no peer a. rotten referee. His
fuo most Riarirg errors were IN con-
nectinh with the first o'Brieu- Burns
fight ard the PnckY Mcfarland
Welsh battle After Burns All but
killed o-nrien. Jeff called q a draw.
Everyone in the house all but fell
dead,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

show you how Burns I'D -
stack up. When Tomm4 =. ~
ma Tor hiN battle aith Nara y
Burns Was working cut ~ 81
sullivan and Kaufman ns.r. !.
anxious % extend hlnss* y.
SEQ what he could DO wlih = q
Burns and Al would refrs = 8
room and 20 70 II Pr1n 49,
outs Burns would - : u, :
knock Kaufman cut IN : ~.
the most
Bat Nelson's middle naus / Z
ting. bat" II not an ans.I,ss 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

eFe plenty Opportunity w condition
does enough
skipping working the chest doing
only starter for the big boiler
Jerea looks he In
ing trim by long He he could
Johnson 30
good this boast do himself
the hills and then lot of
completely The OF
At that he rfgh
and stripped
thing two Jack johnson Included
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
Jim JfFFRIES LOOKS FIT AND FAST

Saturday night made the trip
10 the Wllds Of darkest Tacoma.
20 see the Ieffries. Cotch. Roller
combination IN action. The blx
fellow and the lesser stars will BE-
here tom0frow night. and the Sc
attic sporting public will then be
able 70 get lta impression first
hand but By way Of advance infor.
nation. let me say that the show
- worthy OF ali the GOOD notices
II has received from one end %
the country 10 the other. II an.
fers from other so-called athletic
exhibitions in that there IL variety
and plenty Of action from curtain
20 curtain. the work being first
class. whiiN the personnel of The
troupe Is IN itself a great drawing
card
Everybody and hls little brother
wants TO see for himself how Jim
Ieffrles looks after a year Of hard
work away from the alfalfa. and
az the big fellow holds the stage
for about 20 minutes as a closer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
Marvellous Gotch

Frank Gotch probably the
ever seen looks better than ever Gooh and in fact
the
and his work on The m9 q Incredibly fast Tor big Tacoma
who him and he
for fast and furious ae
the a he Seattle
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16

At Frankfort Monday Judge R. l..
Stout delivered strong charge to the
grand jury in reference to the attempt
OF mob to take a negro from the jail
there some days ago insisting that
the grand jury investigate the matter
thoroughly. without fear or favor.
and bring the members of the mob to
justice. if possible.
After delivering the usual charge as
to ordinary infractions of the laws as
to gambling. illegal whiskey selling
and some minor matters he said in
part:
There is another matter | want to
call your very earnest attention to.
have been informed that but for the
fearless action of your county officials
there would have been murder "om-
mitted by mob right at the doors
of this courthouse only a few days
ago; that large body of men banded
themselves together and came to the
jail and dema nded possession of a
prisoner who was already in the hands
OF the law. | want you to investigate
this thoroughly.
IF citizens are to be allowed to
take the administration of justice. into
their own hands and decide who shall
be punished and who shall not, it will
not be long till all private affairs and
business matters will be controlled
by such methods and anarchy will
reign. That means there will be no
law and no redress or any citizens.
There is no bravery or courage in any
man who joins with lot other men
to Kill poor. covering, trembling
prisoner who is already III the custody
of the law.
must insist that you make full
investigation of this matter, and in
case you ascertain who are the guilty
PARTIES, turn them over to the petit
Jurles for punishment. Make the in
vestigation searching and thorough.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16
A Mother Objects.

Editor Bourbon News have been a
constant patron of the Paris Grand
ever since MIR. Porter started giving
US those good shows for ten cents and
| have always felt that | was under
obligation to him for enabling me to
pass pleasant hour so cheaply and so
enJoyably. / also am an admirer of
Mr.. Porter's advertising abilities. He
certainly knows just how to attract
the attention of the public and to
draw them to his pretty little play
house.
But his latest stunt" if you will
pardon slang expression, is a little
more than can stand. notice thar
ne IS advertising to give away a baby
on week from next Saturday. / at
flrsr thought it was a joke, that is, he
was going to give away pig. or some
animal. But as Mr.. Porter has ex-
planned 1t, he is actually going to
rattle off real live baby, the almost
lndescrlbable horror of any mother
allowing her innocent offspring to be
ratified off before crowd of curiosity
seekers. perchance to he won by some
irresponsible person. compelled me to
enter protest. Mr.. Porter justiies
hiself by saying he is saving the baby
from a miserable life in orphan asy-
lum Perhaps he is sincere in his mo-
tives. but his methods of carrying out
his plans are repulsive to everv moth
er, of matter what her station in life
may be. | appeal to Mr.. Porter to
call the whole thing off before he de-
stroys every atom of admiration l
have for him and his conduct of the
Paris Grand. Respectfully.
A MOTHER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16

A dispatch from Cincinnati says
quite corps of engineers are max
ing a big survey along the road of the
K. Z. Division of the L.. & N.sSouth:of
Butler. Ky. The traffic along that
line is something immense since the
Southern territory along the road has
been entered. and, although the engi-
neers say they do nov know what the
company intends doing. yet it is said
considerable of the road is to be double
tracked. At the same time the COM
pany is engaged in making the road
bed firmer."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16
Pennant Winners to Have Bic
Day.

Everybody is looking forward to
next "WEDNESDAY which will be the big
day for the pennant winning Borubon-
ties. A benefit game has been ar
ranged to be played this day following
the close of the league season with
the Lexington club, the receipts of
with will be divided among the play
ers of the club.
The afternoon will be taken up en-
tirely with the base ball game. but
other athletics will be INDUCED in by
the members of the Paris organization
and many visitors. The field day
program will consist of long distance
throwing, base running, long distance
running, fungo batting. circling the
bases and many others for the amuse-
ment of the spectators.
The ball game will be called prompt.
ly at three o'clock and the opposing
team will be made up of star perfor-
mers. In the past few days the men,
bers OF the Paris club have been busy
selling tickets and upwards of five
hundred have been sold. Today when
the Bourbonites return from Richmond
they will again take up the sale and
iC is expected by the time the game is
called Wednesday afternoon every
base ball fan in Paris will have pur-
chased a ticket. The Bouroenires
played graet ball tbs season and have
landed the penl-ant for Paris. They
are deserving of an immense crowd on
held day and In appreciation of their
efforts In the season which will close
IN few days. the people of this city
should turn out in great numbers and
help the boys.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16
BIRTHS.

Born to the wife of James j. Nc
Carthy Wednesday. a son.
BON to the wife of E. S. Siler. a
son.
Born. on Wednesday to the wife
of John Shearer, daughter.
Born, to the wife of Oliver Har-
r;son. nee Richey, on Tuesday, a
daughter
Born, last week, to the wife of
Charles Delaney, nee Rye, a son ;
third bern.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
the estate of the late John Clark,
colored, will present the same prop
erly proven to
PEALE COLLIER,
13sept4t-eot Executor,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16
Preserving Time.

: Fins preserving pears. Now is the
time for canning.
10 It SAVERS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16
VOLUME XXX.
See us before insuring your
tobacco.
6-oCt Mcclure & Clendennin.
For Sale.

Foos Jr., 2-horse power gas engine
in good condition. Reason for sellirg
will install electric motor. Cost SIPS.
Will sell for $50 cash Apply to
THE BOURBON NEWS.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
NATIONAL GRANGE
Adopt Resolutions Favoring Federal
Regulation Of Passenger and
Freiuht Rates

Drastic regulation Of all of the rail-
way lines of the United States
with sweeping powers giving the in
ter state commerce commission per-
mission to nullify freight and passen-
ger rates shown to be extortionate,
were demanded in resolution adopted
at the closing session of the National
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry. at At
lantic City.
After warning for ten days over
questions of administration policy,
both factions of the farmers national
organization agreed to insist upon rad
ical changes in the Payne-Aldrich tar
If bill and to urge physical valuation
of the railway trunk lines of the coun-
try.
Briefly the platform declares for
federal aid for road Improvement, the
parcels post conservation of natural
resources, a national income tax, di.
rect election of United States senators
by the people, agricultural education,
for tariff revision, for a non-partisan
tariff commission and the speedy con-
struction Of ship canal connecting
the Mississippi river with the Great
Lakes and Atlantic coast.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

roasted turkey for his Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday. 1t was presented to
him by six men who were saved by
him Thursday morning when they
were in peril Of death.
The six were Greeks, employed by
Nicholas, Compass & Co., candy mer.
chants Of this city. They slept in two
connecting rooms and the occupants
of one room were awakened in the
morning by the dog which had pushed
the door open, pulling off the clothes
from their bed and barking until he
aroused them.
The room was. filled with smoke
from a fire smouldering in one corner.
Two of the men were in such a cond!.
tion that they had to be carried out.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
WIFE BEATER WHIPPED
Magistrate Administers a Ter
rifle Horsewh|hipg to Brute.

Wife Showed % = and Bruises
on Her Head lid Arms, Saying
There Were Similar Marks on Her
6ody-After the Justice had Be.
labored the Thoroughly cowed Man,
He Sent the Defendant Home With
the Threat That He Would Get a
Double Dose If Brought Before the
Court Again.
Wilkes-Darre Pa., Nov. 29-Justice
Of the Peace j. C. Hayden of Swoyers-
vile used horsewhip yesterday to
vigorously thrash Albert Gey of the
same place, who is a chronic wife
heater and who had again beaten and
badly injured his wife.
She went to the office of Justice
Hayden in the morning and showing
deep cuts and bruises on her head and
arms and saying there were similar
marks on her body, she told how her
husband had brutally beaten her and
asked that he be punished.
"Tll punish him properly this time"
declared the justice and sent a consta-
hle for Gey. When the prisoner ar
rived he found the justice in his shirt
sleeves and armed with heavy horse
whip.
Take of your coat and get down on
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
HONOR DEAD STATESMAN!
Business In covinston, Ky., Suspend.
ed During Funeral OF John c.
Carlisle and Wife.

Cincinnati, Nov. 29.-Mayor Craig
of Coyington, KY, has issued a prccl1-
ldation calling upon the citizens TO sue.
pend business this afternoon between
2 and O'Clock on account Of the fu.
neral of John &. Carlisle and wife and
also asking that schools and publ o.,
fees be closed at that tine.
Members Of the Kenion County Bar
association met and adop.ed scrios
Of resolutions on the death o. Carlisle.
He was paid the following eul9gy: at
may e2s.lv he said that NJ. Carlisle
was the ableat man Kcntol c3unt ey.
er produced and tina. he was the peer
of any man Of his time"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Banker Knapp Not Guilty.

Supreme Court Justice Gladding
has directed verdict of not guilty
In the case Of Charles J. Knapp Of
Binghamton, n. y, who was for
merly president of the Binghamton
Trust company, who was on trial at
Cooperstown, Otsego county, en- an in.
dictment found in Broome county
charging him with having criminallv
received deposits in Knapp Brothers
private bank at Deposit knowing 1t to
be insolvent