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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-13
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Chandler and Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Weakley will leave
Tuesday for Montreal and other points in
Canada. New York City and Atlantic
City. They expect to be absent month
Mrs. Christian S. Leach, who spent the
week with her daughter Mrs. Munro B.
Isnier, has returned to her home in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Munro Laner left Thursday for
Niagara Falls to join Mr.. Lanier who
Is delegate to the Phi Gamma Delta
convention They will go to Atlantic
City, where she will be the guest of
relatives.
ing friends in Montgomery, has gone to
Tybee.
Miss Katiebelle Kilby, who went to
New Decatur to visit Miss Ruth Craw-
ford. after leaving Birmingham, is now
at her home in Selma.
Mrs S. D. Brock has gone to her home
in New Decatur after a visit to Birming
ham relatives.
Miss Eva Dedman is the guest of
friends in Tuscumbia and Sheffield
49,
Miss Bessie Fancher has returned from
visit to her aunt, Mrs. w. B. Garrett.
in Florence.
Mrs. John Pirrong has returned home
from visit to Mrs. Fannie Brown In
Montgomery.
Miss Gladys Sunshine went to her home
in Knoxville this week after a visit of
two months to her aunt Mrs. H. Spiro
Mrs George Harrington is expected
home today from Montreal, N. c., where
she was a guest in the summer home of
her sister.
Miss Mary Lanier. who has spent
part of the summer in Wrightsville Beach
and Spartanburg s. c., came home this
week.
Mrs. C. L. Smith and Joseph Smith are
at Bailey Springs.
Mrs. George B. DeBorde of Atlanta and
her two children, Ruth and Elsie. are
guests of Mrs. George Smith, 1872 Fifth
avenue.
$50
Rome, Ga.
Miss Julia Hilly Carson of Admission is
the guest of Miss Helen Shropshire.
Miss Eliza Babb left yesterday morn
ing to visit West Point and other places
in Mississippi.
Mrs. j. d. Simpson and Miss Hortense
Simpson are the guests of Mrs. D. Miller
In Admission.
Mrs Robert Noble sailed from Ancon
Panama, and will visit friends in Bir-
mingham before going to Admission.
Miss Theoleen Elliott has returned from
Admission, where she was a guest of Miss
Juliet Davidson.
Miss Ivy Jones of Greensboro, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. c.. J. Brockway of Livingston is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Cobbs.
Mrs. c. Forrest Bailey and little dough
tiers, Genevieve and Jessie, have gone to
Wrightsville Beach. N. c., where they
will spend several weeks
Misses Laura and Nina Lyman of Mon
tevallo are visiting the family of their
uncle, Mr.. III. ID. Lyman, 1130 North
Twenty third street.
Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Williams are
spending a few weeks at Alabama White
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. J. B. Rauston's friends are In re-
oeipt of cards from her mailed at one
Michigan Her surroundings are alto
gether beautiful, and an inspiration to so
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-13

Miss Ella Smith will return in a few
DAYS from a stay of several weeks at
the resorts on the Gulf coast.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-13

Mr. and Mrs. J. Motion Smith and chill
dren will leave in about two weeks to
take up their residence on a beautiful
farm near Franklin, Tenn, which they
have recently purchased.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-13

Mrs. ]. H.. Cook, who has been visit
ing her niece, Mrs William T. Mayf1eld,
has returned to her home In Montgom-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-13

Miss Elizabeth Green left Louisville
yesterday for Detroit, Mich, where she
goes to be the guest of Admiral Rob
ert Berry and Mrs. Berry. Later she
will join Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Taylor
and accompany them on a camping trip
to northern Wisconsin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30
ADVICE FROM ONE WHO HAS BEEN
THIRTY-FiVE YEARS IN ONE
PLACE
PRAISE THE COOKS WORK
70 Blame, Maggie Murphy Says
They Can't Tel Girl Whst 20 Do,
e.csss. They Oon't Nno~.

Nea York. aug zs.-There wouldn't
D. any seraai gil p-om.em 70 yer
AoeseNsea g the advice Of Maggie
Murphy. who aas Deea tuirty-rye years
sl.a o1e family 1e-e followed. Mag.
gie 1aa gwen tho prize a. the Madl-
fDn 5O8seaold ta0r .o- the longest
continued service .u one family She
ass grown gray ln service. blt when.
ever she 10 feats 20 q1.. sHe has a
good slzed bank account 20 I've on.
Her advice ls % mltres-e and girls.
Ise some'iues thought. ,he said
. had ny I1e 90 i've over again
II be- a dsessmaaer o- mll.uer. but
gless after al .ts jus, a. weII 10
make a sgc-es. il one thing a. ang,h.
-.
'lt is became many girls don't have
chance 20 learn h0H 20 make things
righ' ina; they don, like housework.
rs the nis'resses that are 70 blame.
she said. FOR much o' the chang.
ing about Of girls They don't watch
20 fee how things are going or they
don't know how 10 tell a girl nov TO
do a hing properly because they have
not learned how 70 do it themselves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30
WHO IS YOUR FAVOR|TE NOMINEE?
HELP HIM WIN THIS WAL THAN WATCH

The democracy OF Carter couuly has
as It's nominees the best men OF the
county they have gone into every nook
and corner Of iae county, they have
made camDaign speeches on every
stump and ,ae campaign kill soon be
On for h November election and The
Ardmoreite SilI give the most popular
aominee Of the democracy in Carter
county "a.'hzm watch. The watch
i on disDay a; the Ta-yer K Dorrah
IeTelry store in Ardmo.e. The watch
s NO. 2 So and is a beauty il will
D. perfect :imekeeper for a natural
life time The Waltham Ea-ch is one
% the best watches made-lt is built
and sold on honor and your fayo-ite
candidate Ti,! sppreciae your cou-
pons IL Ms oeha!f There IS not
nominee ou: tina, would be almost
a. proud 0. Vinninz this watch over
H. o'her nominees as ne vas 20 win
The office over his opponents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30
WONDERF Ill CURE
Of SORE HANDS
Skin Peeled and Flesh Got Hard and
Broke Blood Flowed in Fifty
Places Single Boz Of Gu
ucIra Ended Suffering"

irout eleven years ago ! was .ron-
tlcd with sore hands. 50 -ore that when
] would put them Iu water the pain
would very nrarls ~et me crazy. the skin
would peel ~ and the hesh would get
hard and break. There would be blood
Towing from al least fifty places on
zach hand Word could never tell the
suffering endured for three years
tr"d "vefything that ! was told TO Use
for fully thr'-- var. but could get no
relief tried At least eight different
doctors, but none Oi them seemed to
DO ~" any cool e. my hands were as
had when ! got through octoring a.
Vhen FIRST b'g gan. | also tired many
remedies tut none uf then, ever did me
ons cents worth q good. / vas dis.
courar~d and hrsrt-ore would feel
20 bad morning shen got up. 10 think
had 20 GO % work and stand the pain
for ten hours. and J often felt like CIV
ing Up nv position.
Before ] started 10 work mornings
! would have 10 wrap every finger up
separately. so - 10 Try and keep them
soft and then wear gloves over the rags
10 keep the grease from getting on my
work. At night ! would have TO wear
glov"s in led. in fact ] had TO wear
glovN< all tho 'irne After doctoring for
three years. and Spending much money. a
single bor of Cu'icura Ointment ended
all nv suffering It's been eight years
sinoe ] used any nnd don't know what
sore hands arr nov and never lost days
work while using Cuticura Ointment.
Thomas A. Clancy 3lO y. Montgomery
St. Trenton. y. J.. Nov. II 1909
A rss,. -, oi cu,ieur, sosp and Ointment .
sfter suHclent rrndsraK u the most ecopouieal
trsstDsnt Tor S1ections ~ the skin aud seslp s1f
,hrogseog, q. -o.'d PO,,s' Dras 4 Cher. cVrp.
Sole rrOps- l35 COio1ea Ave. Bosten. l ga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30
HER HOME A BANDIT REFUGE
Oas1sns Still -.srE stc-et % tne
5oscy o.eos Dane " Tnrs Woman,
BIT b; g Sac Tns; Her "ost O>s-
o.rste C-i-e Was -orEe Stealing


cd Belle STAR.
Tine ass 10. c.mled ire !-s-er o.
-a.. certain reputation x1.ca she Il.
.oyet. TIE ye4rs. !l tac-, have given
. increase 20 The blood and -llldeE no
-olety taa. caused her name 70 b.
aDoAen Il ~a!s2ers 5y timld persons
p ,n- days 4nea she sszggered Il
Indian Territory towns ~.-l 5-r SON
b.e-o 4t.l-. zad her pistols gi.s;en.Ig
. %. aer belt. -. Elel sae rode into For.
smith. despite Judge Parker and ais
, laugmau. Ms.e1On, and DTOHoezl
policemen slth oaths and display Q;
. firearms. until taey ~ere q the point
of Jumping their jobs
Her Name s;I. Remembered.
Pe.lays i- aas Jecz1se sa= as .
oman and snss 1oE ~ Keep c-Jse 70
. 10. .5o.aza,s -aa, she o.a1oned her
. asne along every nal and q every
Crossroads IL me s11-1~es- Though
-ne n4s been dead taese more -hzn
tEenty years, -. 10 name - spoken
more frequently than hers IL -a-es Of
oI--z@y Popular Imagination coz
t.ules bic 1rlz her - having killed
countless le1. g -z,--g rODDed IL
a1aerz5.e 5e-ss and -rz-1s, and - =
se11z SKA z 5-Do<g s--t= oe-Eee- 1er
-e@-1 AZ J-s-o. u = 2 hand -e-rOr-
.z--z E-o-= -5-----,-=s z-t making
1-5--4 -z-s-z-s 80 -.s .-g- 5.sc=s
E=---x az o. --s .e----g
E-z - s---ey---s- rs le-
-a-.s. -sz=-.=.. 81. g. .zo-- d aer
-4---t- -=c.--e-l-- - Z c.g0.s 11@s 0.
- ~ -,-Sz- E-=t ;Ai-=t. '-fz@ 1o-1
---'-z- e=St ---=- - carnage. No.
--@ ~ i- "a. <-- ---i- b@--@
va -r--- s---t-a'E > -si. u -s,s
t-@ fs ---t'-=r- ~ S---@- h@71. N1o-@
,z--@f cE-st .z--1 1ez- k.ea hil-'
--- --= -N- --ys=- ~ ezzs. ~aefe
He=- -1@t z rfDok@c trz-i and began
a-.-t.-z D-e - lie c1ztzes against
---- oe--z E1rce-- lie azs ass2-s-azi-
et z'-s- @a.-1 1ls T.do~ Eent With
-er -aD Children 70 ne home u Uncle
Ton 5-zrr. On the south Canadian
river. 20 what - nOw Haskell county,
Oklahoma. I1.s Has about 1919. Reed
mad been frequently the starr home
aen a young man and lt vas there
tas, ae became acquainted With Tn
Gle Tom son, Sam starr, gho
Be.ie married. With him she served
year .n the fedora house Of correction
d. Detroit. Mich. for horse stealing.
Their Home a Bandit Refuoe.
D,-.pg ,be,- married life Sam and
Roll. iiy.d -, a,a, o.. noa, g,oun a.
yor,y.-.s Rand iong ,p-n ~ the
sor.s c,,sdi,,--sh,,, eeve, miles
.o,,,,,,.o.. ~, .h. ,ras.,, ,o,rr of po.
-,,,, tt,dd.r ,g,,v IN q ,,ilde-noss NJ
d,.,, ,.,y,,, ,,accessii,le hill and
d,-y ,or.s,s ,bev gava refuge 70 ev.
wanuGd wn
iron, ,.pio c-,,de Settlements rere
,.- ta,,..., and tho -,-.l t,bahi,an,s
~, .A,., ,,r+ -, Indian Tsrri,orv found
9, yisa ~ ~oIiror,sb -be hunting NJ on,
1..,... =, r-,i.od c.a.os r,a-sbals "a
uard paed pe,ro,. son xas killed
o.huo +rvi,, ~ shoo, nm ssloon AZ
,vagoro- q, 1905 ue- dapgh,er pes-I
pood is riv,ne =, For, smith Ark 7,
bas hoau aid ,b,, ber rs,be- reall,
y,s cola yopnge- ub,cb H. ...,.ad
,oborr.rv bv yopny.- and yopng.
o- utrsmor
,uong mon who t,oa. her well
poua S,,r- fs dosc-ibed ,s having
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catar-h Cure.
F J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the past fifteen Year,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fnan-
c!ally able 10 carry out any Obligation
made BY his firm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

guns il = fe1d fight one winter nigh.
a. . dance a. the home OF Mrs. Lucy
surrztt near me present tOwn Q.
Nnitefie.d. GYhen The smoke cleared
away Goth men we're dead, and Belle,
4 WIDOW FOR the second tine. She re-
placed SAN with Z fullbloOd Cherokee.
Bill" July. whose chic: ccomplisa-
ment vas horsestealing. He vas snot
and killed b. -Bud" Trainer. z depu-
- United States marshal. wh.lt
scouting IN the Choctax country.
Stories Of Her Death.
There are numerous stories Of the
manner in which Belle Starr met her
death. 4 man tina. made close in
qgiry lately in the neighborhood OF
her old home Oh the South Canadian
accepted the statement Of one Of her
old friends that she vas killed by
Edgar \. Watson, who came With MS
family from Florida in the late sos
and rented land OIL the south side Of
the Canadian, about seven miles from
Bel.e Stars home Watson appeared
70 be . lzw abiding man. and mer-
chants Ti-h whom he traded had con
adence IN MS integrity. But in time
i- zss learned that h. vas a desper-
are character and a fugitive from
FLORIDA. where ne 1as suspected Of
murder
B=le star kept close watch upon
e.e.y stranger Tho appeared within
striking distance Of her lair on The
river She wO-med herself into Wat.
sons confidence and is supposed to
have learned his secret. II is told tha,
Jney became enemies over the rent.
.ng Of land. While another story IS
that Watson and July we're stealing
toge ther. and when Watson refused 70
make q fair division Of the spoils,
Belle threatened To be,ray him.
In the forenoon OF SUNDAY. Febru-
AIRY .. 1889. she rode up 20 the King
Creek store and gin and told the pro
prietor she had come TO eat dinner
with him. She vas riding her favor
ire mare, a ias, and spirited animal.
Though she mad become dissoiute.
she retained the old fashioned modes
~ OF refusing 20 ride astride Her
sidesaddle was made by skilled work
men and was known throughout In
dian Territory as the Belle Starr
saddle
4, the dinner 'sble. Belle appeared |
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

Every copy OF The ArdnoreEe from
nov uD-n NovemOer will contain q
coupon good ioE ten votes. These cou-
pons may De clipped from ne paper
and mailed direct 10 The Ardmoreite
or 10 your ;sToFite candidate. Besides
the coupons in the paper We will issue
yO-ing coupons With each suoscr.pt.o
70 the Weekly ArdmoTeite For each
three months subscriptions f2jeJ hfty
votes will De given; for each six
months subscription C50cj one hun
dred and fifty votes Will be given and
for each annual subscription sle0J
four hundred votes will be given
For each cen: paid on Daily Ard
moreite subscription tEo vote, Kill Be
Issued.
II you are not subscriber become
one today II you are a reader nov
renew your subscription. The contest
viii be the most lively one Carer
county has ever seen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

+, your liver IS sluggish and out
tone and you feel dun. bilious. CON
stipated. take a dose OF Chamberlain's s
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight
before retiring and you will feel all
right In the morning Sold by all deal
ers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

anyway YOU seldom see a hen
pecked man alth a bigger load of
liquid -ef-eshments than he can
ac-ry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

4 rev. sriel-icc medical toile. TAD
let Ehicn
Draws On. All Inflammation ard
Soreness.
Tbs reza-kz5iz FOO; hath remedy is
Superior - 7o'~oe-, Plaster Or salYe
s1d .s guaranteed 20 cure Corns, Cal
.o1ses, Bunio1s. F-ostbites. Chib.ains
I1groEiuz Nails. Tired. Aching. SEo,-
len. Ne-To1s, SEezty. Bad Smelling
feet
Smaller shoes Can Be Worn BY
using TlZ. because II puts and keeps
tae feet in perfect condition.
TIZ Is for sale az all druggists
q cents Per box o. direct II you
wsh from Walter Luther Dodge,
Chicago, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30

worried, and sad sae bad : p-enonl
tiol O: aDq-oz hing Death g. me hand
o. her enemies. Sae Sss laughed z.
and told ina; -th1nGe- and lightn!n :
couldn't Eill her With = par Of scls-
sors s1e cut large silk handkerch.@i
n TAO. and gave half Of 4, 10 the farm
tenants Sife for keepsake, and zss-
4 IAzt her cloak. for which she Ia
paid so. be kept uutl her return
u sne ever cane bzcE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-30
WaldIng, Klnnan & Marvin.
WhOlesale Druggists Toledo.

Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free Price rs cents
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-04
SCORES A POINT
INOEFENSE0F
CR|PPEN
(By United Press Leased WIre)

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Attorney New.
ton, representing DR.. H. H. Crippen,
today won his fight with Scotland
Yard over the production of evil
dence they elleged they found re-
Gently, tending to establish fully the
identity of the body found in the
cellar of the Crippen house in North
London three weeks ago.
The police were compelled to ad-
nit today that they had found moth
ing new to aid in ascertaining the
identity Of the body. and that they
spread the report in the hope that
Crippen would break down and con.
fess.
$50 far as can see, no evidence
exists that there has been MUIR
der: therefore, am not discOur-
aged" said Newton.
Sergeant Mitchell and Matrons
Foster and Stone of the London po-
lice left today for Liverpool, where
they will board the steamer Lake
Manitoba for Quebec. Mitchell car
ried dispositions of witnesses and
documents believed to be ample in
inducing the Canadian authorities
to surrender Crippen and Miss Le-
neve.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-04
JONES WATER
SYSTEM IS
H. -.
ROTTEN"
Declare Consumers =,
City Hall for Some
Relief.

Complaining that the serviceTen-
dered by the Arthur D. Jones3pfi
vate water distributing SYSTEM ih
the Lidgerwood district is ineffic-
lent and inadequate, that the
charges made for the service are
almost twice what the city would
make for water under similar condi-
tons, the residents of the locality
affected are up in arms over the
situation, and will shortly present a
petition to the city council asking
that some remedial action be taken
as soon as possible.
Voicing the feeling of residents
of the Lidgerwood district, c. John
son of 1918 Queen, appeared at the
city hall this morning and asked the
officials of the water department
what relief could be expected, but
was given but little promise of sat
isfaction in the immediate future.
Messrs. Smith and Decker, of 1925
and 1916 Queen, also have COM
plants to make against the service
Jones renders, as we'll as the
charges. For outside water the rate
is $3.50 month, while the city
rate is but so cents.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-04
&C NTIN u + D
F r @ -
P a @ f. o N F.
SLAVES OF

acid and sugar Of milk. This
connection 10 much cheaper
than pure cocaine, produces
all the effects Of the unadui-
terated drug, though not az
lasting, and 10 twice a. PERM.
cious in it's actions on the
nervous system and the body.
Two years addiction to the
drug In this form almost inva-
riably means insanity or death.
Snow" is fine white powder
and is inhaled through the nostrils.
For Is cents enough can be had for
one Shot" two can be had for q
quarter or enough for a whole day,
for the average snow fiend" for
four-bits.
Negroes. patrons Of the 15.cent
lodging houses and some of the
poorer classes of women of the
streets are chief users of SNOW"
In the higher toned palaces of sin
can be found the ''hypo" fiends.
who use the coke" in it's pure
form.
The sallow-faced, sickly looking
specimens of humanity seen around
some of the cheaper lodging houses
on Front and Main avenues are
usually dope" fiends. Some Of
them will beg for the money to get
the drug and IL necessity requires
it will steal or rob. Drug stores
that cater to the traffic are not in
terfered with, and the procession
that is headed to hell and destruc-
ton grows rapidly as the years roll
around.
1t has been charged that the
medical profession in Spokane is
too lax in the use of drugs and
that opiates of the most deadly
kinds are freely administered If
the patient asks for it. In this way
much of the drug habit in the
homes has it's origin. Physicians
deny that they are too ready i n
giving opiates ito relieve pain.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-04
G Q N TIN u F. D
CF r O -
p A G F. o N F.
SEVENTY-FIVE LOCAL

chief among them being the Spo-
kane Dry Goods company, whose
assessment has been raised from
$4,000 to 100000. The assess
ment of the McGoldrick Lumber
company has been raised from $685.
600 to 100000. The Phoenix mill,
Tull & Gibbs, Grote-Rankin. and a
number of other large concerns are
in the list to be submitted by AS
SCISSOR Galbraith.
These assessments relate to
stock of good or lumber and have
been made for a number of years
by Graves. Before County Assessor
Galbraith dispensed with the serv-
ices of Graves 1t was noticed that
the assessments did not seem
right. A corps of other deputies
were then assigned to check up the
work of Graves, with the result
that nearly rs assessments of per-
sonal property in the down town
district were found in which gross
inequalities are said to exist. The
assessors office promptly raised
the assessments to what it wa
thought they should be and in &C.
cordance to the law are required to
give notice to the parties inter
ested.
All of the assessments com
planned of are accompanied by the
sworn statements of the business
men who made them.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-04
G O N TIN u F. D
r o
P A G f O N F.
SULLIVAN

Jane Burnett, %: Leah Spalding,
80; Rena Lewis, 26; Lucille Ban
croft, 25; Helen Reed, 49,; Irene
Adams, 81.
And what does Mayor Pratt, from
whom Chief Sullivan receives, or
should receive, his orders, think of
this wholesale system of licensing?
For none of the thirteen turned up
at the police court this afternoon at
1870, and the thirteen fines of SIS
apiece were forfeited, total of
s195.
The mayor would not admit when
interviewed by a Press reporter
qmq mq mq 'sIeqMSH Yp UAy
this morning that it was true that
the wholesale arrests this morning
constituted a licensing of prostitu-
ton. He stated his policy on an
open town, however, and what his
action will be if he becomes con-
vinced that such licensing as The
Press charges is being done.
81 do object to any licensing of
the white slavery or its kindred
evils, but | do not favor closed
town, as it is impossible to stamp
this social evil out completely, and
do not want it scattered to the
resident districts of the city. There
are plenty of times when this class
of people requires arrest, but if
Chief Sullivan should arrest certain
unfortunates periodically, | would
most decidedly take a hand in the
matter and put a stop to it.
Il don't believe that Chief Sulli-
van, knowing my wishes and deci-
sion in the matter, would act as has
been alleged. / intend to look into
the matter, of course, and will be
ready to state what | will do as
soon as ! am personally and Off
cially cognizant of all that has
transpired."
Immediately after the mayor had
been informed that thirteen women
had been arrested in one crusade
this morning, conference was
held in his inner office at which
were present the mayor, Commits
sioners Armstrong, Mudgett, Wey-
mouth and Chief Sullivan. All de-
clined to talk of what had trans
pired during the conference. which
lasted till after IL o'clock, the may
or denying that any particular mat
tiers of import had been discussed.
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WHAT THE WEATHER
MAN SAYS TODAY

The eastern stor mcenter has adj
vanced to eastern Ontario and rain
has been scattered from the lake re-
gions to the north Atlantic coast
and middle of the Mississippi val
ley; rain also fell in Florida and
southern Colorado.
From the Pacific to the Missis-
sippi valley and eastwardly over the
lake regions minimum temperatures
still have been moderate, but east
wardly from Arizona and the valley
minimum temperatures have been
oppressive. High pressure on the
north Pacific coast gives promise
of fair weather for this section.