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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

TODAY'S BEST BARGAINS-20o OTHERS.
p: s.. 00-RESTAURANr; clears 5000 per month
3so-RESTAURANT; good location; a
MONEY MAKER.
Ss.O00-sALOON; A SWELL PLACE; paying
$sSo-sALoON; a NET rent of SIS: clears
4. .soo-srATIONERY etc; $500 per month
clear. or 40 SALE.
S.. O0O-COUNTRY grocery at invoice; trade
IS SS4ooGcRocERY. Mission St; PAYING
'es s25oEFRuIr store: does $50 per day; NET
sssoLcANDY store and rooms; trade SIS day;
'sfsso1LGRocERY and coffee route; So day
COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE CO.. 10 I'd st.
A GooD BUSINESS INVESTMENT
4 first class hotel in one Of the best interior
.ifies Of the state. situated in the heart OF the
lrfsipess district: q corner lot. 100x200; good
rick building with stores, dining room.
lobby. poolroom and bar the first floor; so
ceuf yearly on the price asked; must he sold TO
sefrle on estate: price. including building and
sxQLCOMB REALTY COMPANY COUNTRY
DEPARTMENT
300 San Fable aF.. Oakland. Cal.
DRUG STORE = PROSPEROUS COUNTRY
coon PAYING BUSINESS: for sale
sonabIe terms. For further information apply
6I5 PACIFIC BLDG
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GROCERY BUSINESS.

READ THIS CAREFULLY We have for sale
the VERY BEST grocery business at the price
that can be found in Oakland or San Francisco.
Stocked TO the ceiling with clean, up to date
goods Known for blocks around the BUSY
STOREi Average sales S65 per day, 800 on
Saturday. Rent with living rooms. ONLY S35
you want a BUSINESS, see this.
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CAZADERO. the campers paradise-Speciaf sale
Of large. beautifully wooded lots on R. b and
creek. SO up. booklets free. saloons
L0CKE-PADDON CO.. 800 Clement ST. 8 2.
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES. s1.40. rustic. SO: boards. $40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-04

VISIT the beautiful BurIingams hill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city.
far surprising the cross bay localities; trans
fer to the San M2teo electric at 5th and
Market-you always get a seat-and get on &C
EASTON station, or take the Southern Pacfdo
at Third and Townsend Here Is the nnest sub
urban home site on the peninsula EASI0n
shaded paths. cool on the hottest days. all I'M
provements. cement sidewalks. streets. sewers.
water, light and telephone are installed the
homes will appeal to you; large lots on easy
terms: excellent and fast train service. twice
as fast to cross bay points For particulars
about EASTON address II. j. RODGERS. MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO.
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DOCTOR DALE,
81 Third St, near Market.
RnEnh1n Snanin lfct fnr NKnr,nnr.

RELIABLE specialist Tor. omen
LADIES, when worried about your condition
and need the services of a SPECIALIST con-
suit who is ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL and
GUARANTEES IMMEDIATE RELIEF in all
female troubles. If others failed TO me
In privacy and be restored to freedom from
care and worry. TRAVELLERS treated and
can leave the same day. FEES REASON
ABLE. ACCOMMODATIONS when desired.
Hours 10 a. m. TO p. m. Sundays 10 to 2.
ATTENTION, Ladies-DR. LEWIS. 939 Market
st. bet. 5th and 9Th, world renowned specialist
for women only; delays or disappointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known 20 medical science; most obsti-
nate cases treated; all female complaints and
irregularities treated; have hesitancy II In
need OF my services; absolutely harmless low
fees. By consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money. Advice free 10 a. m.
10 p. m. and to p. m; Sundays. IL
a. N. to p. N.
VALPEAU'S female pills: best regulating pills
sold; price $3.50 by express Jener Syringe
ceipt Of price. OSGoOD BROTHERS, whole
sale druggists, 9TH and Broadway, Oakland.
DIR. of Obstetrics, Mary Adam; reliable special
list; cures all womens complaints successfully;
home for confinement: adoption; h., 1-5 p. N.
1904 Fruitvals Oakland: tel. Merritt 1893
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OIL. OIL. OIL
GEO. A. HERRICK. 1905 MARKET ST
OIL STOCKS, INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, MINING
STOCKS. ESTABLISHED 1875. REFERENCE
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
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CANDY AND ICE CHEA,

CANDY AND ICE CHEAM.
Doing S.. 600 month. The best outside store
in California. Clears 81 $50 TO S150o pei
month. It's INVESTMENT SELDOM
EQUALED at $50, DOOR
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LOTS with redwood trees enough to build your
house; minutes walk to Baltimore station:
all conditions and improvements just what
ferry via Sausalito: peace. quiet and rest at
Baltimore Canyon. W. l.. COCRTRIGHT.
$50 Market ST. or at the Baltimore Park.
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- IT IO.dOt1lI-t bNoI- I7so- :. -,
CLASS A! Pays As per cent on capitaliZa-
ton. Buyer gets $500 month salary. Do you
know anything better than this: S7,5oo-cash
or property,
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SArnnN pIrSrNESS


RIGHT IN THE CENTERl Finely equipped
with modern fixtures and thoroughly stocked
Location could not be excelledl The price nal
been cut to 81. 600-HALF THE VALUE! Thu
little place is 'topnotcher." Now, here's thu
ssand-if you a businessman you can do th'
rest.i VIII take 1,5o0 cash. balance In eithe
improved or unimproved property. This place
has Z great future! Come and see this quick.
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SAN ANSELMO. Mil Valley San Rafael prop
critics. Atthowe Realty COMPANY. 25s Market
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued
BUSINESS CHANCES-Continued
WENTWORTH & co.
I5oS GROVE ST. AT SAN PABLO,
OAKLAND, CAL.
PHONES As216; OAKLAND 1888.
WE ARE THE LEADERS.
TO INVESTORS OF CAPITAL.
HERE'S THE MONEY.
WE ARE THE LEADERS
HERE'S THE MONEY.

OREAMERY BUSINESS.
NOBODY has BETTER. Right in the 7en-
ter OF Oakland. splendid new building. very
attractive exterior and equally attractive in
terror Big lot, plenty of for horses.
wagons and general equipment IN the rear. Lease
for 10 years. This establishment is QUILTED
wath the latest devices in boilers, engines, re-
fTige7at9r. separators, steam pump. bottling cut
fit, etc. etc. There are good horses, wagons.
harness and paraphernalia too numerous to men
ton x cost $4,000 10 equip this business. The
present owner VIII sacrifice 1t for $4,000, Re-
member, NOBODY has a BETTER.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


OAKLAND. Berkeley. s. f.. suburban. country
property and ranches to exch-. including room.
Ing houses and hotels. Send description of what
you have and want; charges unless deal IL
made. j. H. EPSON. 106S Broadway. Oakland
EXCHANGE rm- house, bsmt. rms, corner.
paying for itself. equity 81. 700. for lots
tage. c. LEHMAN. 1547 Prince. Berkeley
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FOR sale-Something new In nats; new designs,
new style on finish; separate entrances; finest
location In Western addition: overlooking rec
reation grounds In G. G.. park: 7th av. and q
OF. See E. B. HALLETT. on premises
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~ STOCKS q

IL SIOCkS ~
CHEAPER than you can BUY ELSEWHERE
NOW. RIGHT NOW, is the time to buy in
order TO profit by fall advances''-We
ofar for in,mediate delivery suhipct.
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CITY REAL EsrATE-continued

THOMAS E. HAYMAN
Suite 202 First National Bank bldg.
Montgomery and Post kearny 1T0S.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
COMMITTEE LEARNS
OF JACKPOT STORY
Evidence Admitted in the
LOrimer Investigation.

Chicago. Sept 26-The testimony of
Charles A. White. regarding the Jackpot
payments made In st. Louis. was ad-
mitted at the hearing OF the Lorimer case
this afternoon. In making this ruling.
however. the members OF the Senatorial
investigating committee made 1t clear
that they we're not creating a precedent
for other witnesses. and. In fact, Whites
testimony in this respect might be
stricken out later
The committee had spent twenty min
utes in executive session. following an
hour OF argument by Attorneys Alfred
Austrian and Elbridge Hanecy. and when
the members emerged from their room,
White was recalled TO the stand and the
question which had stopped the pro-
gramme OF the meeting earlier in the
day was read. 1t was: state what took
place in St Louis" and opened the way
for the bath room story.
What do you intend to prove by this
question: was the query OF Chairman
Burrows to Mr.. Austrian.
Il expect the witness to say that he
was paid $780," was the reply.
I'VE Will allow this testimony TO be
gone into in the case OF this witness.
said the chairman. THE committee,
however, desires It 10 be understood that
this is not a precedent for other testi-
mony OF this kind, and that later. as IL
seems wise. the evidence may be stricken
out"
The opening argument was made by
Attorney Austrian, who went back TO the
trial Of Senator Clark, OF Montana, by
the Senate. when his membership was
challenged. as furnishing precedent for
the admission OF the Jackpot evidence.
Where 1t is necessary 10 establish
condition OF general corruption, ne said,
Il is pertinent 10 bring in other matter
than that directly concerned in the
charges being considered by the commit
tee, on the principle that men who are
dealing systematically in bribery are
more likely 20 accept a bride for any
one act.
Attorney Austrian declared he knew
of no members of the legislature who
came into direct relationship with Sena-
tor Lorimer at the time Of the Senatorial
deadlock, except Link and Luke. There
fore. he held. 1t was necessary to show
that the men who received money for
casting their votes for Lorimer also
shared in the Jackpot.
Attorney Hanecy held that the trial
should be carried along on the Lorimer
vote alone, and that the introduction OF
the Jackpot was not permissible.
He practically gave notice TO the COM
mttee that Gov. Deneen would be called
as a witness, adding that the governor
was one of the first 10 suggest the cleo
ton OF Lorimer 10 the Senate.
The committee. az $40 o'clock. went
into executive session TO consider the YER
diet on the admissibility of the Jackpot
evidence.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
GOLF OYER THE new COURSE
Several Events Booked for Chevy
Chase Next Month.
Play for siamese Cup VIII start on
October 10 and Close Mo-
Vember 3.

It was announced last night that the
new golf course at Chevy Chase, while
not yet finished. had progressed to a
point where play over 1t would be bene-
fetal. and If present plans do not mis-
carry play will begin October 70, and
the following events have been arranged:
From October 10 TO l6. inclusive, prop
erly attested cards may be handed in on
the day of play, with handicap noted
The lowest sixteen scores will qualify
for handicap match play October 10, %,
and p, at ,. H., for two prizes.
From October II TO q. inclusive, prop
erly attested cards may be handed IN on
the day OF play with handicap noted
The lowest sixteen scores viii qualify
for handicap match play October &c. q.
q, and .. at 2 p. m, each day. for
two prizes
The handsome Siamese Cup presented
by the Minister from Siam, Marquis
Akharaj Varadhara, VIII be played for
under the following conditions:
Qualification cards may be handed IN
on the day OF play with handicap noted
from October 10 TO October 50. inclusive
The thirty-two low scores TO qualify for
match play as follows:
November ?. o'clock. first rounds
holes.
November 8. O'Clock. second round
1s holes
November 4. o'clock. third rounds
holes.
November 5. 1890 o'clock. semi-hnals-
IS holes.
November 5. 2:so o'clock. flnals-1
holes.
The cup Is 10 become the property Of
the member winning Il thee times mot IN
suecession), and a souvenir viii be given
the winner each year by the Minister
from Siam.
All ties in qualifying rounds will be de-
cided in favor OF the low handicap play
er Otherwise by draw
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
Ruckersville Team Beaten.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Burnleys. Va. Sept 26.-Ruckersville
lost TO Rochelle on the formers diamond
to-day by S 10 10 in q close and interest
Ing game which was in doubt until the
last man had been retired. DovelPs
pitching and fielding was the feature.
Powell pitched a fine game for the home
team. Roberts at first made some nice
plays for the losers.
The teams batted as follows: Ruck-
ersville-Morris. catcher: Powell, pitcher:
Roberts. first base; Herndon. second
base; B. Douglas. third base; Story.
shoTtstop; Gilbert, right field; ]. Douglas.
center field. and Durrer. left field.
Rochelle-Hale. catcher; DoveH, pitch
er; Weaver, first base; Sprinkle. second
base; Fleming. third base: Garth, short
stop; Douglas. right field. Eddins. center
field. and Eddins, left field. Umpires-
Messrs. Brooking and Herndon.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
WILL ENFORCE S-HOUR LAW
Central Labor Union Begins War
Against Violators.

That organized labor is determined in
its fight against violation OF the eight
hour law was evidenced at a meeting Of
the Central Labor Union last night. when
a resolution was adopted empowering the
executive committee TO employ an attor-
ney 10 fight an alleged violation of the
law at Occoquan, Va. The executive com
mittee was instructed recently to investi-
gate conditions at the District work
house. Last night the committee asked
that an attorney be employed to fight the
case properly.
The Occoquan fight has so aroused the
central body that further Investigations
into other District departments
will be saken up. The committee intends
10 make a thorough investigation.
A memorial TO the late John H Brink
ham, former president OF the central
body, was formally accepted last night.
Emmett L. Adams was elected delegate TO
the American Federation OF Labor con-
vention.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
TO HEAR VACCINATION CASE.
school boards Special Committee
10 Meet To-day.

The special school board committee.
composed OF Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey,
Henry P. Blair. and Capt. James F. Oys-
ter, will hear counsel for school children
excluded from the schools for noncom-
pliance with the compulsory vaccination
law at the Franklin School at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Charles w. Darr and Walter c. Bladder
ston. who will represent Charles Castle
and his six-year-old daughter. Thelma,
of 2016szighth street northwest. will at
tempt 10 show the law is ambiguous IN
certain, and when read with the compul-
sorry educational act. is more impossible
of performance, and that It is unconsti-
tutionaL
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27

New York. Sept 2s.-HaI Chase, peerless
first haseman, is the manager OF the
Highlanders, vice George T. stallings,
deposed. President Frank ]. Farrell made
this formal announcement this afternoon
at the end Of three hours conference
with Stallings at the clubs offices, 800
Fifth avenue.
Mr.. stallings has resigned from the
management OF the team and 1 shall
notify Capt. Chase that he is perma-
nently in charge OF the Highlanders. with
sosolute authority. The charges lodged
against Chase by Stallings have been in
vestigated thoroughly. and have been
shown 10 be unfounded That is all there
is 20 say. stallings and I have parted
the best OF friends and there are no
hard feelings"
Il do not care TO say anything" re-
marked stallfngs. II am out OF the club
and Chase is the new manager. That is
all the fans want TO know, so what's the
use Of talking any further"
Stallings seems TO think that he will
be prevented by President Johnson from
securing another managerial berth in
either OF the big leagues. He blames
Johnson for his present plight. and to-
night he consented TO tell the real facts
Of Johnson's animoslty.
Trouble with CaDtIIIOn.
Il was playing RICH: field and man
aging the Detroits IN the American
League IN 1901" said stalIings bitterly,
when there came a close gameswith the
White Sox in Chicago. The Sox were
making a hard fight for the pennant
In this game I caught low fly right
OF my shoe laces at a critical point, but
the umpire, Joe Cantillon, said I trapped
the ball. and called the batsman safe
Il rushed 10 the plate to explain the
play. when Cantillon called me a niger
OF course there was a row on the held
and Johnson. who was present. notified
me then and there that he would drive
me out OF baseball I was hot at the
time. and probably said some things that
were impoiite. Among them was a state
ment that Johnson wanted the umpires
IN the American League 10 favor the
White Sox. because OF hts close relations
with their owner, Comiskey. Because Of
that break. Johnson decided 10 get me,
and he has been after my scalp ever
since. The story that I tried 10 sell out
Detroit 10 the National League is untrue,
and merely a subterfuge.''
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
Buggy Runs Into Barricade.

Charles N. Bioubi. Of 1l07 Sixth street
southwest, and two women. whose iden-
THY he refused to divulge, narrowly es-
capped serious injury last night when q
buggy IN which they were riding was
overturned in Bladensburg road. near
Mount Oliyet Cemetery. The road was
closed 10 traffic but Bioubi did not see
the barricade. He drove into il and the
buggy was overturned, throwing its occu-
pants to the road Bioubi reported the
accident 10 the police.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
KUBIAC AND KAUFMAN DRAW.
Pull OF slow Sax
round Bout I'm Baltimore.

Heavy-weIghts Pull OF Slow Six
round Bout I'm Baltimore.
Baltimore, Sept. 26.-The six-round bout
between ~ Kaufman, asplrant for cham
pienship heavyweight honors. and AL.
Kubiac here tonight resulted in a draw,
although Kaufman was tina aggressor and
many believed entitled to the decision on
points.
Kubiae entered the ring sadly out of
condition and was content TO hang on
most OF the time. despite the cries from
the crowd of Flight, you big stiff. fightr'
Kaufman landed number OF good body
punches and a straight right jab, but his
opponent always fell into clinch to avoid
punishment
Six good preliminaries helped take the
disagreeable taste out OF the mouths of
the big crowd. Kid Egan. of Washington,
and Mitchell Levy. OF Baltimore. went six
rounds to a draw.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
SPORTING GOSSIP.
By WILLIAM PEET.

There is one club in the American
League that fears Bob Groom more than
any other twirler in the circuit. and this
team Is Chicago. where tho Nationals
are now sojourning for their final series
= in the Windy City.
Previous records this season fail 20
show where the White Sox have won a
single game from Bob Groom, and dis
patches from that city last night indicate
that McAleer is planning TO use Sir Rob-
ert IN one OF the games to-day.
Outside of Walter Johnson, who has it
on all the American League teams
Groom IS about the only twirler who is
effective against one certain club. Dix
ie' Walker formerly had the st. Louis
goat, but The Browns broke the hoodoo
TO l.
Now that the American Association
season has closed, the chances are that
Long Tom Hughes will join the Nationals
in Chicago before the present series
closes, and McAleer will get a look at
the big fellow in one Of the remaining
games to see what Tom can do after
term with the minors.
II is a einch that Hughes will go the
limit 10 be back with the big show. and
can be counted upon 10 pitch his head
off when the first opportunity offers.
Ban Johnson could not have selected q
better man than Jimmy McAleer 10 head
a team for the purpose OF giving the
Athletics a weeks practice in the Quaker
City before the championship games are
played. McAleer viii know just what
kind of a game TO put up. and the prac-
tice afforded the Athletics will be worth
a whole lot.
American League managers knew last
season that just as soon as George
Stallings' two-year contract with the
New York Yankees expired Owner Far
rell would have a new man IN charge. So
there is little surprise around these dig
gings.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
Y. M. c. A. CLASSES FORMING.
Record-breaking Enr0Ilments Ex-
peeted I'm Night SCHOOL,.

A record breaking enrolment is expect
ed this year in the Y. NJ. c. A. night
classes. which. organized In 1879, opened
last night. beginning their thirty-third
session. Several more classes will open
during the next week On Friday the
class in accountage will open, under the
supervision OF H. S. and c. A. Pace, and
on October 10 the course in saIesmanship
and advertising will begin.
On Saturday the debating club, which
won last year from Philadelphia, will hold
its first meeting OF the year, and the glee
club which was popular two years ago,
will be reorganized this year under Mr..
Hoover's leadership. The first orchestra
rehearsal of the season will be held Mon
day night II had forty-four pieces last
year. and even more are expected this
year.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
Chief Justice Very III.

Denver. Colo. sept. 26.-Chief Justice
Robert W. Steele. OF the Supreme Court OF
sis at his home here. and physicians say
that his condition is alarming. Mr.
steele's Illness was not publicly known
until to-day,
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
AUTO COLLIDES WITH TREE.
c. b. Hight Narrowly Escapes Being
Seriously Injured

c. B. Hight, who has Offices in the Col
orado Building, narrowly escaped serious
injury yesterday morning when he
wrecked his automobile in trying to avoid
a collision with another machine.
Hight ran his machine into a tree at
Massachusetts avenue and Eighteenth
street northwest, damaging the automo-
bile TO the extent OF $500
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
RosedaIe, Z, shappirio, o.

Excellent pitching by Dore gave Rose
dale an easy victory over Shapiro yes
terday by TO 0. Dore struck out nine
and allowed but two hits. The features
were the one-hand running catch and bat
ting OF Rhodes. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27

tavenrs in many parts Of the country
visited by them for this purpose. The
lattice work IS especially noteworthy.
The A +. Jorss Iron Works is re-
sponsible for the handsome doors and
other effects OF this character: the floral
decorations were made with flowers OF
unexcelled fragrance and beauty from the
GUIDE establishment in F street: T. W.
Smith furnished the millwork and flooring
from his big wharf mill; ". B. Moses
& Sons supplied the handsome draperlss
and linens. and others who took part in
making the cafe beautiful were:
Tiles and Trimmings.
Much OF the decorating was done by
Hooper & Klesner in their inlmitable
way: the tiles and mantels were furnish
ed by Edwin T. Elicit; the electrical ef-
fects were put in by the Carroll Electric
Company, and the whole attractive work
followed the bis Job Of F J. Tansey. the
builder. which is a fitting tribute to the
skill Of the builders ar;
Then comes the Arlington Bottling
Company TO supply the carbonated and
distilled waters; Jasell Brothers. pur-
.veyors Of fine groceries; the T. T. Keane
Company. wholesalers for dressed beef.
&c; 6. G. Cornwell & Son, importers Of
table Injuries; Golden & Co. with tender,
.toothsome milk-fed chickens; Schlitz. the
beer that made Milwaukee famous: Bud
weiser and Faust, supplies on draught
and In bottles. Last. but not least, OF the
Cafe Republique's attractions is the pre-
eminent White Seal Imperial cham
pagnes furnished by George A. Kessler.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
RLADEN SBuRc

Cars from 18th and It,. hourly On half hour alx1
every half hour a. n. 10 4. H. and ?. T. 20
p n. pass Mt OliFet CemeteEy Langdon WOOD
ridge National Training school Brentwood. 70 his
toriCa! town. BladensbuTg.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27

While you think of it. telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald,
and bill will be sent you at cent word.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
CHASE NOW MANAGER
Owner Farrell, of Yankees,
Makes Announcement.
STALLINGS AIRS HIS TROUBLES

New YOrlE'n DeD0sed Manages Tells
why Ban Johnson Was Determined
10 Get HIS scalp-Denies He Tried
40 Sell Ont Detroit TO the National
Esague-rroable with CantiIIon.