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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Tuesday. January H. 1910;
BOWLING BAACK-Cieorge ". Bowling, 81
275O Harrison street, and Doris Back, il,
2S69 Harrison street.
BRADLEY Y-GoNZoNBACH-H J. Brsdle,
-. and Genevieve Gonzonbach, 20, both OF
1906 Army street.
BURREss- -DERNiENGHEN-Jay r.. Bnrress
43. and Martha Dermenghen, SO, both OF Red
Blun.
CosTA-LISANTE- Costa. %. IL San An.
tonic place. and Josephine Lisante. 49, oS
Bessie avenue.
PoRT-LEvY-wilIiam A. Davenport
81 30T Holloway avenue, and Lillian Levy
Is, los South avenue.
DEvINCENZI- = Antonio Devin-
cenzi. 26, is Ohio place. and Adelina Derln-
cenzi IS 255 Arkansas street.
RLY-BAKER-William A. h.. Early, Is,
and Grace f. Baker 2S. both Of Oakland.
FAIR-BRADBEY- -STRoNG-Spurgeon $. Fair,
81 New Orleans, and Elsa L. Bradley -Strous,
20 1884 Pacific avenue
ER-McAIATH-Frsnk ]. Henniser. 81.
and Susie A. McMath. 81. both Of Oakland
LEAHY-KRELING-W William H. Leahy, over
81 and Ernestine Kreling, over Is, both OF
247 Van Ness avenue
MAHGELs-voYLEs- -tMiehel Mangels, 40. y
Lucky street, and Jennie voyles. 80. "a Mu-
mich street
McMAHoN-o ]. McMahon. p,
2T01 Iaguna street, ana Elia H. otthser' lo,
1901 Page street.
SALOMoN-GRAY-Ma Salomon. AZ San
Francisco, and Helen H. Gray, 81, 81 Central
avenue.
suANAHAN-M N-McHUGH-Frank Sbsnshan. %.
and Mary McHugh, 20, both OF 5o' blghtn
avenue.
soBIE-PAUIsoN-CIar r. Sobie. 2s: 2S10
Folsom street and Anna L. Paulson, "a, San
Francisco.
ILo-TAoROMINA-Igna Tomazal-
10 ~. 42s Gates street. and Maria Taoromins
30 42O Cortland avenue
RooT-ToWNES- Richard W Root, n. Den
YER and Jessie j. Townes, IL, l4os fost
street
pI-nnY-N -NcSHANR--Wi William Ruddy, 81, 24o
Shotwell street and Della McShane. IL, 29Sf
Sacramento street
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this city. January IL. 1910,
Alice A. dearly beloved wife OF Samuel Z.
Armstrong loving mother of Marie Josephine,
Eva Eugenis and Alice lsaoene Armstnong,
and loving sister OF William G. and Edward
Rrien. native of Susun, Solano county.
Cal. (Suisun papers please copy.)
FRIENDS and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow t1hurs-
davl. January 49, 1910. at S:45 o'clock M,
from her late residence. $40 Fillmore street.
thence to Sacred Heart church, corner OF Fill
more and Fell streets. where requiem nigh
mass will be celebrated for the repose or her
soul commencing at q. M iHtermehC hoiy
Cross cemetery, by carriage.
this city January TO- 1910.
Imovene dearly beloved wife OF the late
Wiliiam Baldwin Of San Pablo, and mother of
Mrs Mabel s. Griffin. Mrs. Lillian Emery,
Mrs Imogene Fenton. Samuel G. and William
H. Baldwin. aged I2 years. tNew Orleans
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (wednes-
day), at . O'Clock p. M. from the residence.
4I3l Twenty-third street. Interment Mount
oiiyet cemetery, by electric car leaving
Twenty eighth and Valencia streets at PAS
o'clock.
BLoCH-In wichita, Kan, January 6. 1910.
Michael Bloch, native of Floss, Bavaria,
aged 70 years
Oakland, January 10. 1910. Jo-
Bonham and mother of Charles and Philo
Ropham Mrs. o. =. Swearngen and Mrs.
s. G. Harris, a native OF New York, aged
- years
this city, January Q. 1910.
Peter Borovinich, a native OF Austria, aged
80 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services To-
day "wednesday, January II, 1910, at IL 80
O'Clock p. m, at the Dariors Of Julius S..
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SOUTH BEND-Arriyed Jan l0-Schr Wowona
from san Diego. and not schr Maweema pre-
ylouslv reported
Arrived Jan II, $50 a m.-stmr Daisy, hence
Jan :.
KETCHKAN-Arrived Jan 10. p. m.-stmr
Arrived Jan II. II a m.-Stmr Cottage City,
from Seattle for Skagway-
EVERETT Sailed Jan 11-Sehr VIM. Bowden.
for San Pedro; schr oceania Vance, FOR San
EASTERN PORTS
NEW NoRK-Sailed Jan lo-Stmr Aillanca.
ISLAND PORTS
HONoLULU-ArriTed Jan 1I1Stmr Mexican,
FOREIGN PORTS
NAPLES Arrived Jan l1-Dutch stmr Neder-
land from Astoria.
TALTAIr-ArriTed Jan 6-Br stmr Trinculo
YOKOHAMA sailed Jan 9-Br stmr Anti
lochus for Seattle; Br stmr Empress Of Japan
for Vancouver, B. c. Jan S-Br stmr Aymeric
for Puget sound.
Arrived Jan IlBr stmr knight of the Thistle,
from Puget sound.
SALINA CRT RTZ-ArriTed Jan S-Stmr Pleiades
hence Dec 30.
Sailed Jan 9-stmr Nebrsskan. for San Fran
PUERTO MEXICO-Sailed Jan 9-Stmr Cali
fornian for New York.
MoJI-sailed Jan 9-Nor stmr Hercules, for
ANCoN sailed Jan lO-Stmr city of Para
for san Francisco.
ARATONGA-Sailed Nov 2S-Schr O. NJ Kel-
lOgg. for san Francisco.
ACAPULCO-Arrived Jan 4-Stmr Aztec from
Nanamo and Victoria.
DU BBAN-Arrived prior Jan 1-Br stmr
Stratbenlrick- from Norfolk for Manila.
MONTENIDEO-Arrive prior Jan 7-Fr stmr
Amiral Duperre. hence Nov Is for Havre
ST. VINCENT-Arrived prior Jan I1-Br stmr
Magdala hence Oct 19 for London.
ST. LEClA-Sailed Jan S-Br stmr Longships
FOR San Francisco.
Sailed Dec 14-Br stmr Tropea. for Vancouver
SANTA RoSALIA-ln port Dec 29-Br ship
Alice A. Leigh.
LAS PAIAfAS-SaiIed Dec 21-Br stmr Inyer-
ness. for san Francisco.
SYDNEY. c. B.-Sailed Dec 5-Br stmr Tro-
pea. for Vancouver
GUAYMAS-Arrived Dee 22-Sehr Jennie The
lin from San Diego Dec 24-Br stmr Persia
from Hongkong.
Sailed Dec 27-Br stmr Persia, for Hongkong
0MUTA--Arrived Dec 14-Br stmr Romers,
from Honolulu.
HAMBU RG-Sailed Dec 9and passed Lizard
Dec 14-Br ship St Nfirren for Santa RosaIla
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW 0ORK-Arriyed Jan 11-Stmr America
from Naples.
Sailed Jan 11-stmr Duca de Abruzzi, for
Palermo.
GENoA-Arrived Jan I1-stmr 0ceania, from
New York.
TRIEsTE-Arrived Jan s-stmr Laura. from
New York.
NAPLES Sailed Jan s-Stmr Ancons for
Philadelphia: stmr Germania. for New York.
LEGHoRN-ArriYed Ian l0-Stmr Cashria
from New York
PHIIADELPHIA-Ar Jan 1l--Stmr Fries
land, from Liverpool; stmr Mongolisu from Glss-
gov.
BREMEN-Arriyed Jan 1I-Stmr Kaiser VIII
helm III. from New York
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IN1fRCLASS RUGBY
GAME AT ST. MARY'S
First Academic Fifteen viii
Meet Students of First
Commercial Class
By WILL SCARLET

An interclass football game is sched-
uled to take place on the st. Mary's
college campus this afternoon. The
huskies OF the first academic class will
meet the students haiIing from the first
commercial class in the initial post
season annual tussle.
The academic players, several of
whom were formidable members Of last
seasons second Rugby team, are cap
tanned by Francis Clinton. who for a
time PLAYED on last years varsity.
Fiske, WHO leads the commercial de-
partment huskies, has much reason for
confidence.
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Memorandum

Ger stmr Erna. arriving at San Francisco night
Of Jan TO- had aboard three stowaways. John
Campbell, Robert Turnbull and A. caswell.
Per Br ship Dunsyre AT San Francisco Jan II
from Antwerp-Nov IL, while rounding the Horn
struck heavy westerly gale lasting 10 days; car
ried away the wheel and several Sails was of
San Francisco within 100 miles for IL days with
light and batting winds.
Per ship VIM. p. Frye. at San Francisco Jan
IL from New York-Sailed from New York Aug
20 and was 40 days to the equator in the Allan
tie; crossed IT in longitude 30 west; was 76 days
10 Cape Horn: had fine weather OF the cape
experienced no Sc trades 110 days to the
equator in the Pacific. crossing 1t in longitude 1O5
west: had NE trades; winds light and
variable 10 latitude 81 north; have been within
400 miles Of San Francisco the last 10 days with
Light and batting winds.
WESTPORT. Jan 1.-THE schr Cecilia Sudden.
from GuayInas for this port, anchored on
Sand splits last night. taken of this morning by
tug and toWcd into port.
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Academic Snbleagne Fixes
Basket Ball Schedule

The local slrbleague of the academic
athletic league of California met last
evening and adopted a seven team
basket ball schedule for the approach
ing tournament.
The following schedule was adopted,
subject to correction should the Com
mercial high school decide to enter:
Wednesday, January 26-Lick Polytechnic
Mission VS.. Cogswel, WilmerdinS vs. Sacred
Heart.
Friday. January 2S-Polytechnic vs.. Wilmer
ding Lick VS.. Sacred Heart. Ccgswell vs. Lowell
Tuesday FEBRUARY Polytechnic VS.. Sacred
Heart Lick VS. Wilmerding, Mission vs.. lowell
Friday. February 4-POlytechnic vs.. Cosswen,
Lick VS. Mission, Wilmerdng VS. Lowell
Tuesday February S-Polytechnic Mission.
Lick VS. CogsweI Sacred Heart vs. Lowell
Friday, February 11-Polytechnlc vs. Lowell.
Wilmerding VS.. Cogswell, Sacred Heart VS.. Mis-
sion.
Tuesday. February 15-I.ick Lowell. Viii
merding vs. Mission Sacred Heart VS.. Cogswell-
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NEWS oF THE OCEAN
A Cargo for HiIo

The steamer Enterprise sailed for Hio Satur-
day with cargo valued at $50, ass and including
the following:
6,343 etls barley. II .323 lbs beans. LII lbs
garvsnzas. 43s lbs peas. 30 227 lbs bran. q ctIs
corn. 3sl3 bales hay. Il. SAB lbs mddlngs, 10, 900
lbs mealfalfa ~ ctls wheat .2S9 lbs sugar.
6.300 lbs salt. 2514 lbs butter. ] .s37 lbs and 2
cheese. .S4s lbs hams and bacon. 6. $50 lbs
lard. l3 es "a bbls and kits salmon, Az es
canned goods 435 lbs fresh meat. =. .0l6 lbs and a.
meals. 200 lbs Goldfish. 535 lbs and 20 es
dried fruit. 500 lbs and cs raisins. $50 pkgs
fresh fruits S45 lbs garlic. 93 pkgs onions, $40
pkgs potatoes. 101 casks beer. - gals brandy,
l45 gals liquors, s.199 gals wine. 25,S00 IT mm-
Der, Lab lbs tobacco, pkgs machinery, 81 pkgs
gon material. 26 pkgs sewing machines. bbls
and { cs oils. 200 cs kerosene. 1000 SKIS lime, 80
doors. "a boots and Shoes 19 pkgs dry goods.
So pkgs drugs 104199 lbs fertilizer 0 rolls
leather. II pkgs saddlery, 353 pkgs tank ma
teral
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Battle Rugby Teams Will Clash
Berth Great Races
HFRGET BALKS AT
OUTSIDE PROMOTER
New Head of Police Committee
Says Profits Should 0C 10
Local Mem

<<EF the Jefries-J johnson fight
& = comes to san Francisco It
must be directed by a San
Francisco man and not by an
outsider" declared Supervisor
John 7. Hcrgct. the new chairman OF
the police committee, yesterday. Il
u1l not stand idly by and see Tex
R.ckard come in from the wilds OF
Nevada and secure a concession that
Should go to somebody who has been
working for the good OF the game
here From what I can gather, Rick
ard and not Gleason Is the moving
spirit iu the combination Now let
Gleason come TO the front and declare
limself II he can show US that he
: rs thc ao--a ide promoter. Wei and
--ood. But II Bickard is to be the boss,
then hc VIII have to boss the match in
some other place
The above. ina substance. was the
bomb exploded i'm pugilstic circles yes
erdaN by the newly installed head OF
Hc police committee Of the incoming
board ~ supervisors
himself an old time prize fighter
llerEet promises TO elevate the game
and has placed himself on record as
laVoring many reforms. But Herget
docs not want men like Tex Rickard to
step iu al the eleventh hour and reap
tne golden harvest that he deems the
riehtful property of the San Francisco
mcu who have worked hard for the
sport iu the past
WOULD DISTRICT CLUBS
Hereet wants to foster the four
round function and 10 line up the va
GI1us clubs throughout the city in
districts II his plan is realized there
VIII be q club from south of Market
street. one from the Mission. one from
North beach and one from the Western
addition. The awards OF permits Will
he made To those who can show that
they are fully entitled To them.
Never before in the history Of san
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MARRIAGES

uIrJ-HERMES-I this city. January 6. 1910.
by Rev Herman Gehrcke August John Norris
Tin and Mirta Adele Alice Hermes, both OF
Alameda, Cal.
IFNZE-HEIM-In this city, January 6. 1910.
hr Rav Herman Gehrcke, Louis Lenze and
Pauline Louise Helm, both Of San Francisco.
MANGEIS-yoYLES-In this city, January IL.
ial0 Inv the Rev. John S. Troxeli. pastor OF
Enxorth Methodist Episcopal church. Michel
Maneels and Jennie voyles, both of San Fran
cisco.
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E.MEs BEATS DE ono.

NEW YOI-->. Jan. 11.-Fred Eames of
Denver tonight won the second block of
so points for the worlds championship
at three cushion carOm billiards from
Alfred de Orc, Cuban title holder.
Games scored 80 points in SO innings.
with a high run of .. against De Oro's
SO points in 50 innings. with a high run
of two The score now stands leo for
Games and 81 for De ORC.
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Armx Transnnrfs

The Crook is IN port
Tne Thomas sailed January ; for Manila.
The Warren IS at Manila.
The Dix sailed December Is from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan arrived January at Manila.
The Ruford is in port.
The sheridan sailed January from Honolulu
and is due here today.
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Change of Masters

Steamer Hiswafha. old master T. H. McCue,
new master Edward McCue: schooner Anastasia
old master John Clang, new master Henry Ly-
man.
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Stanford Students Making
Ready for Baseball

The baseball season will be started
at Stanford next Thursday afternoon,
when all contestants for places upon
the squad will sign up for work during
the coming season.
Actual work will be commenced Sat
urday, at which time the first prac-
tice of the season will be held under
the direction of Coach Presley.
According to the present indications
there will be dearth of experienced
men this year. although the number of
candidates is expected to be very large.
H. Mex TwoMBLEY CAPITALIST
York Jan. 11.-Hamilton Nick. Twombley,
capitalist and widely known railroadman,
died today at his home in Madison. n. }.
Mr. Twombley married Adele Vanderbilt, the
daughter OF William II. Vanderbilt. He was
director In about 40 railroad and other
porations.
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BIRTHS

cP .Ic-Iu Fresno Cal, January IL, 1910, to
the wife OF D. J. Craig tnee Emeloa sneri-
dam.
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cam or rrIANES

CARD OF THANKS
- CRUSILICH-I desire to express my heart
felt thanks 10 relatives and friends for their
comforting sympathy and floral offerings dur
ing the late bereavement in the loss Of my
beloved mother. Mrs Crumlieh.
MRS. +. A. GEER.
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DR. ROBINsON.S WIFE DIV ORcED.
Tets Rene Court ThAI husband vas
Greet amt Praursosls.

RENo. New April u You're a fen d
cut ~ he'll and don . aee how he let you
out a. long ~ he has yelled Dr AleN
ander 7 Robinson "G New \ Ors citv TO hie
wife. Marion Z Robinson. a. he threw her
upop n divan and. holding her wrists
nearly clicked her To death In a drunk en-
frenzy. according Ia the testimony 4 the
wife to-day IN her suit for divorce
The couple were married IA Rriell~.
Y in Sept~mbsT. ioD5 The doctor
she salt evidently married her because
she vas wealthy IN her own right She
declaTed that she came here for her
health after bsing IN the care OF DIR Adolf
phuS North OF New DIRK. a. a result of
her husbands cruelty
She todd % her husbands alleged pen
uTtosIEne-s. how he Woild make her paw
her own street car fare when they Ner"
together and pay for her own seat at a
theatre. Even when be would give her
a two cent postage stamp. she aid. he
would enter % upon a memorandum and
periodically present her a tall % such
trivial things chArg~h against her and
make her pay him. Several - SUCH bills
she produced in court
Her husband. she said. drank Ia excess
played poker and gambled. One night
when she was suffering with an abscers
of the throat he remained out she said
playing until O'Clock ~ the morning
A decree was granted
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TBE PRT>IDENT pITi>ED.
Cen HnEhr-'~ Nomination S~ni To the
~ruatr ISr q wanFu.at taa

WAsHIVG-pS AuriI - Charles y
HuRhes Governor : N.w York Sat
he's accsptsd President T.U s pTer ~ an
AppoiRtm'.u' - 'ns ~uur"u. tu,Irf bs.u~ti
and hi- npui'nt,Du - now before the
senate Thi- nsl ~ that VI Hughes WIll
resign from The Gps-rnor-hip ard tat
HOraoe Whi'" - Syracuse will -Ic, ...-d
hun m tho hSrcutive chair st Albany
THIS change however will not tate. place
until tho npeiing - ~" 'aH term ~ the
supreme o'ir' early ~ Oct p,,..r when CIpy
Hughes will quality 90 . member - the
bench There will consequently We only
q htt'" more than two months of White
- Governor - the Empire State
The acceptance by Gov HnaBes - the
vacancy caused by the death ~ Ju-tI -
Brewer means further that the Governor :
personality will 10 eliminated from the
coming campaign IN New York State
and that the directing head and hand 81
Theodore Roosevelt gill b~ behind the
Republican night th"-e next fall
President Taft openly expressed his
pleasure at getting Gov Hughes for
tha bench SAID he IN speaking tn several
Of hls friends
Il am very much delighted 70 secure
him for the bench He 10 . man 81 wide
exper enc~ audit 10 a very valuable thing
~ have a man ~ AFFAIRS on that great
bench
-Hs - - years old. think he told me.
and u he should r~tirs at % he will have
had twenty-five years ~ soiid us~fulnsas =
The acceptance q Gov Hughes "a me -
q surprise ever ~ President Taft him.
set The President made h,s pSfer ~
Gov. Hughes bv .s'ter On ApriI - and u
took the Governor only = ht'ls more than
q DAY 20 make up hrs mind g. ac, ~pt the
HpDointmen'
The Pr~~idsn' had had Gov Hughes
IN mind for the Suprem. lench long
before Justice Brewer 4 ~ Whsn the
I'resid~nt was 10 Albany apou' the middle
of March no urged tow Hughes - run
for third term. End when the Governor
told him u wa- impossible Mr. Taft surg
Resfed m" po=-ibilitv ~ an appointment
20 IN" Supro'u. bs.nch A. that time
however o., Hughes sad that h.. did
not feel that b" could an"rd ~ accept
such an appointment
The President q, last Frd1v'- r.binst
meeting discussed the appointment 81
n Successor To Justice Brewer end ~ was
the unanimous opinion ~ IN" President :
advisers that the appointment ought
TO be offered 20 Gov. Hughes. and IN the
remote possibility that he might change
he mind the Preaident himself wrote
20 Mr. Hughes. but a. late az y . clock
to-day told several Of his friends that he
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Holmes passed the word along tn Jueeice
White and u "a. only q second NJ too
before the ~nflre seven members ~ the
court had heard the nsNs and were nod
ding approval IN one another
The nomination ~ as received WiIh great
favor in the Senats and HO,IAs Demo
crat- unitesi With Republicans IN dsclaF-
ing that " Wa- one Of tho most acceptable
that President Taft could have made
There has hesn some talk that the Demo
orata might obi~ to t;Ov Hughes On ne-
count ~ the views that ne reosntly eN.
pressed on the iaroue taN amendment
hut " Waa apparent a. HOoa ~ thu nowi-
nation Uas pat before the SENATE that n
wiil 90 through with q rush II 10 more
than liza ~lv hOwever that the Seaais
judiciary tOmmittse. A~ting In Accord.
Anc- With Pre~sdsnt Taft . wishes may
d~lav artiOn on the nomination until Aftsr
the Supreme IovTf has aii0.irnsSl for its
-Enlm~r reeves
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IGEES DoES\'r NH HRI IN


"a ..ssss~@~r's'' Fssis~r say. sssssrnsS 0.
Net Hs.sRs 20 Wsaspsi,.
LISc"IN. Web. April d Pr-sisi..nt
fsu's apgS',ntmsot ~ tiov Hushe. to
the Sipr~m~ B-nch i- crisirt-~si by will
ism Bryan. who i-~aS-d thu. f,Il.,u in a
-tat-m-n' tonight
C"mm~Ei ~ Nintsm BRYAN on the
spO"iSt u-'t of Gov Hash--. ~e,cL uII
APPEAR ia the fort hsssniss t--u~ Of ~.
= ss UoHsf. - a. fotoW.
The AppoiEt us-Ut Of t'sV haEhs- "a tu-
Supf-h- is-1sh ALL h.. regarded by ,..ny
- popular appoint m-n' H. has hen
DH fOrSard rrtorn~r aud -~-sn- 10
~ c"nsii~r-i one by . great many ss.,.I
D-ot't". h'it his r-putatioa a. a rsfoTmer
r~ef- HDoo fee oHl~tab~ asts which show
HIM oDpO~.d 10 ETsntsw aud 20 th- IN
div'du-i v'''--. t.l' M enc who pIl -Hamins
his r"c0rd can doabf that ~ - IN rIo-e
sympathy NHh the ~SplouinS covpofst,on.
" WI he remssn hsr~d that hs Vetoed
me MI loF mo reduction OF railroad rate.
alter N~N STs I~ai.ls1 pr~ sud . Pssuh-
hcan Legislature ~ that. had DAs-sd tho
radiation HIT TINS measure gave to ihs
""nxe@isd population 81 Nsw YORK the
tao rent rate SR,ovsd nv tho ,a.r.
>eHitsr~d IropuIist IONS ~ the W.-teVn ~ atsa
and hta veto Of - ~ coactpssve pFoaf that
he o,'~v~ ne dictates NJ the railway maa-
assrS 'n-t-sd 81 listening - the voi.e Of
me p,iblN
Ne - IN der-t",d to 49, . lose l,.F-.,o.I
Ht~nd ~ r.. ksf~lt~r ami he t.,sb tahsd
reports @hoN tb,' ss~ tru.I ,anEnats-
have 'OntTibu'~i It-raity 10 NJ "a n,ps TN
tpnd- IT. hs- no H-sif s;-d ia show that
he A'kao~ - is"- hi. tRd~isi -ines- In
I'S's 10 80. No. h,-f defender ~ The IN
a'''o" ~ Tee f"UuhiL'sn party on the
iTt'-t ,Iu-sttou
" NW - - u.-rr i-V~I sl-o thai he a..
tho hr-i prO1i.Reu' aaan to oOp0.s th.
"a "in- 'sN All hi- og,,,ss-,tp ,n anne .f.r
W Res k-'-Ii-r hal announced h..tIItty
y" h- in'n'n- ~ sns-RdR~at
The c"rIofa'ton aitofnsvu Sho aI.d An
arx.ifn-ni AKAia-i he income taI with ~.
NhtnV legislature presented th- .ans
argument fhz' Hov HuEh~a did .ad tb.--
"FI-sra'isn ai'"rB-y- With Gov Huxh~..
'h- arbitration of the am~ndm-a, nv m.
S'ate 81 N~~ Nork
What would h- q" on he S.,Or-sa- H.och
y any question: aNss~- affecting the iRcons
'Ah' Hi- -p~-'h.- she's thar h. I-.l- no
ho--''iHV iosard private H,oaoE,olt-- and
here - no r~a-on tS doub' that he 10. -,.,n-
would 49, ~ line With h,- -U-~~hs-
'."N Hughes even Biia~- the ia.II, Lt,. 4
vi't's~S and naturally d~u aud. honesty i'm
he Duhii" -.-TvSr- bU' h~ v . shining II,,,.
ration ~ that peculisT 'vp- Of ci,i,.o
deVelop'-d "a 'his 'otaITy during ~. p,...ot
gen@Fation. me Sniy.n Who p.V.auatl,,
pioU-. oppo--s vt"s aud !. q punIsh.T Of
snail Grimes. mt shove no indtsnatkoO A.,
the lsrs-T form 81 legsIiyed robbery