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Bernice Sullivan of Troy is the guest
Of her aunt Mrs. Sam Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. tombstone en-
tertained Sunday for dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. s. L. Humphrey and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher koonts:
also Mr.. and Mrs. FERN tombstone and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boren of Brook,
vile, Mo-, was called here Saturday
by the sickness Of her mother Mrs.
Manona Humphrey.
Mrs. George Best is spending few
days in Pennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koonts was in
Milton Monday on business.
Advertise what you want to sell or
for what you want to buy in the Cour-
Ter want columns. Write your ad and
send it in with the same number Of
cents that there are words in the adj
That will pay for two Insertions
Mrs. Jessie White and little daugh-
ter of Illinois and Mrs. Henry Stein
burge of Cantril spent Friday with
Mrs. Kerne Sadler.
Rudolph Maltz who has been the
guest Of Lewis Conner left Tor his
home in Kansas, Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Moore of Milton is here
helping care for her father Quincy
McGrath who is quite sick.
Mrs. Minnie Straw and little son
Kenneth of Ft. Madison who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George, Best, left for Pennington
Saturday.
G. H. Johnston and sons Fern and
Harry, and Olive Petit and A. L.
Coffman were in Milton Monday.
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Hedrick, Ia, Oct. IS, 1909.
Moline Automobile Co.,
East Moline, Ill.

East Moline, Ill.
Gentlemen:
| will speak of your car
from the standpoint OF a
farmer buying a ''MOLINE,"
as am farmer and own q
Moline.
The "MOLINE" is not COM
plicated. Any farmer can OPP
crate it readily. 1t requires
very little attention. in fact.
not as much as Il team and SUR
rey, and you can go where you
would not take your new car
riage, owing to mud or very
bad roads. When you drive
the moline" into the road
Ii neither scares nor balks
goes right through and you
are at your journeys end In
a short time. Does not use
much gasoline and upkeep Is
very low.
Time saved on the roads Is
worth money to a man on
farm. My car excels any other
make have seen for style
and service, and l can hon
.estly recommend the mo
LINE" to any one.
.,,,e Very truly,
G.. b. BALDWIN.
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ALBA.

"The Money and the Girl" drew
one of the largest audiences Tuesday
ever assembled in Kings theatre, and
the troupe headed by John g.. Young
received unstinted praise for the fine
Interpretation Of each individual part
1t was without doubt the best show
of the season.
Miss Elizabeth Evans Of Russell
visited Miss Anna Wesling yesterday
en- route to Cedar Falls, where she
will resume her studies, after enjoy.
ing short recess at her home.
Mrs. James Ward Of Melrose was
an Abba visitor yesterday.
A decision in the case of L. E. Lam
bert and Augusta Lund VS.. the Elec-
trio Light and Power Co. has just
been rendered by Judge G. w. Vermil-
ion, who has had it under advise
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FROM INDIANA.

Moline Automobile Co.
] bought one Of your Ave
passenger cars and have run
it 1900 miles without the least
bit of trouble. 1t is admired
by everybody for quietness Of
running: wonderful power
and stylish appearance. 1t has
more friends than any car In
this locality.-E. S. MARTIN
DALE, Green Fork, Ind.
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of the Presbyterian church will be held
IL 4, Ill airaoH : ! /.

of the Presbyterian church will be held
at the church this evening.
Mrs r. J. Spillman visited Wednes-
day with her cousin DR.. Spillman OF
Ottumwa.
probably close today. Next on the
docket is the Jim bonneville bootleg
ging case.
Mrs. C. III. Brown of near Waneta
passed through this city Wednesday
enroute to Ottumwa, where she will
visit her uncle S. Brown.
Mrs. +. Loeb went to Ottumwa yes
terday, there to meet her. daughter,
Miss Minnie Loeb, who is returning
from months visit with her sister,
Mrs. j. A. Mooney Of Kansas City.
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er DR.. j. M. Evans and other relatives
at this place.
Mrs. Rachel Cough and her daughter
Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick, went to Fair
field Saturday to visit the formers
sister Mrs. s. Parkins.
VIII Burlington and family of Hills
boro were Sunday guests at the j. j..
Burlington home.
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= ELDON

The Bay View club will meet next
Monday afternoon on the east side
with Mrs. Harry Cross. Mrs. Murray
Maglazin leader. Mrs. Cogshall his
tory leader. Chapters Z, 8, 8 in Brave
Little Holland.
The Congregationalist Ladies Soc
iety will hold an exchange Saturday
afternoon at the Hunnell building.
Perry Beckens has moved from East
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FROM IOWA.
Moline Automobile Co.

Moline Automobile Co.
have driven one Of your
Model IN" cars 1000 miles
and have not had over So ex-
pense. Have gone through
sand until the axle dragged,
also up steep hills in mud i've
inches deep with five pasen-
gers in car.--M. r. VAUGHN,
Burlington, Iowa.
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siaourney Horse Sale A Success.

sigourney, March 1s.-(Special).-
The public auction sale at the north
side Feed Yard held here was we'll at.
tended Plenty OF fine horses were
brought In from the surrounding coun.
try and as some choice animals was
offered the bidding, often times be
came spirited. About sixty animals
were sold. The prices ranging from
$4,000 to $325.00 a head.
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WRECK ON WABASH.
Passenger Train From the South Il
Delayed Because Of Derail-
mont Of Two Cars

The derailment of two cars on We
bash freight train No. IS delayed tha
passenger train which was due to ar
rive here before noon today. No cause
could be assigned for the derailment
The wrecking crew from Moulton was
summoned, and the track was cleared
before the departure Of the afternoon
passenger south.
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FROM KANSAS.

Moline Automobile Co.
We own a Maxwell, Il Buick
and a Model IN" Moline at
the present time, and use
them continually in our real
estate business. The Moline is
the best hill climber we ever
saw. 1t beats anything a per-
son can buy for thousand
dollars more than the Mo-
lines cost.-BIG 3 LAND
CO., Coffeevile, Kans.
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Lifelong Bondage.
to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kid.
ney troubles is needless. Electric
Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. soc.
r. 3. Clark, J. H. l.. Swenson & Co.
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some factories will take advantage Of
nttumwa Must CROW.


Anything that moves either repels
that which it strikes or draws some
thing from behind" said Mr.. Foster.
THAT which is dead, does neither. OF
tumwa has been revolving upward and
onward, and now we want to make
these revolutions wind something to us
to stay. We all understand that the
largest things draw the most and we
must make Ottumwa larger. The Y.
NJ. c. A. has practically raised 100000
by pure donations. We can certainly
raise $4,000 each year for five years
not as donations but as an investment.
When it is made known that Ottumwa
is getting things, more will follow
without half the struggle"
Upon the motion Of ]. B. Sax, the
meeting went on record in favor of
the proposed plan and M. c. Gilmore's
motion that the directors Of the asso-
citation be instructed to carry out the
plans Of the industrial fund committee
resulted in the meeting of the direct
ors this afternoon.
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The Yellow Peril.
aundice-mala- Righteousness, van.
ishes when d. Kinks New Life Pills
are taken. Guaranteed 25C. F. 3.
Clark. J. :. l.. Swenson & Co.
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FROM IOWA.

Moline Automobile Co.
After canvassing the auto
mobile field thoroughly /
selected a Moline Model M
l have run the car 3036 miles;
have not spent one cent for
repairs; have never stopped
for any adjustments at all. l
consider it the best car for
the money in the market
e. w. DAVIS, Laura, Ill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
ARMY ELEVEN GAME,
But BADLY beaten
Hospital Corps Is Overwhelmed
by the Fast Century Club
Team, So to 0

Battered and beaten, yet fighting
hard, the football eleven of the army
hospital corps went down before the
onslaughts of the Century athletic club
yesterday afternoon at the Presidio
athletic grounds, to the tune of SO to o.
A week ago the army team was defeat
ed by the Century clubs great rivals,
the Winged VS., 40 to 0, so the Oakland
boys went them a few better yesterday
and ran up a still larger score. The
soldier team is, composed of some ex-
ceedingly beefy athletes who were fire.
quently compelled to rest after the
hard tackling of their lighter oppe-
Century players kept the boys in blue
trotting from one end of the field TO
the other.
The Century club, though not at its
best owing to the absence of fuIlback
Eugene Burns. right half Kiser and
tackle BruZzone, played a good, steady
game. In the first period Dick Brown
played quarterback and William Moir
was shifted to right half. while in the
second quarter Ming Bruzzone was put
in as right half. though end is his posi-
ton. Moir taking his proper place at
quarter. Dow, whose position is end.
played a good game as fullback. Bruz-
zone made hit in the halfback posi-
ton. scoring some good end runs, while
Incef as usual played a star game.
being everywhere all the time.
For the army. Captain Waters did
excellent work. but it was Offset by his
slugging tactics, which at once time
threatened to disrupt the game when
referee Van Acker ordered him off the
field for slugging.
The teams lined I'm
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
GEORGETOWN And
MYRTLE in final
Jerry O'Shea'S GreyhOunds Are
BeSf in Open Stake and
They Divide Purse

Myrtle and Georgetown, from Jerry
O'Shea-s kennel, reached the final in the
open stake run at Ingleside coursing
park and they divided the honors
After Tom Finn had been put out in
the second round by Turkeys Best,
there was nothing left in the stake that
was good enough to take the measure
of O'Shea's entries.
Myrtle beat her kennel mate, Tur-
keys Best, in the third round after the
latter had led. to the hare. The daugh-
ter of Swedish proved too clever for
the black greyhound. The hares did
not run with their usual speed, though
the racing was interesting.
Lady c beat Dorando at to 1,
and Turkeys Best beat Tom Finn at
TO ..
Next Sunday a champion stake will
be run. The results follow:
First round-Camel beat May s: Lady o beat
Dorsndo; T. J. Cronin beat Little Wedgewood
Peralta Boy: Teddy Blue beat Scamp; Turkey
Best beat Miss Hudson; Myrtle beat The Limit
Second round-Lady J @ a bye. Camel with
drawn: Georgetown beat T. J. Cronin: Turkeys
Best beat Tom Finn: Myrtle beat Teddy Blue.
Third round-Georgetown beat Lady C;
Myrtle beat Turkeys Best.
FinaI-Myrtle and Georgetown divided
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
FIRST WEEKS RACING INDICATES
SUCCESSFUL SEASON OF TURF SPORT
Players Have Good Line on the
EmeryViHe Winners and
Hit Layers Hard
Garner and Archibald Fight for
First HOnOrS of Saddle,
With Thomas Close
By Joe MURPHY

The first week of the sport at Emery
vile points to good season, if tho
weeks attendance is a criterion of the
future of the sport at the transbay
track. The racing has been good and
the class of horses far above the
caliber that raced here last season.
Up to date the public has had the
better of the layers, as number of
well backed horses came through.
Saturday was an unusually disastrous
afternoon for the coin takers, as the
crowd had a good line on the winners.
While favorites have made an un-
usually poor showing upfto date, only
13 of them winning out of a total of
AZ races since the season opened many
second choices have come home Well
played outsiders also have been win
ners
1t looks as If Garner and Archibald
are going to have battle royal for
the riding honors. Until Shilling gets
on the ground the public must expect
to see these lads in front oftener than
any of the other boys, though Thomas
must be given consideration, as the
little colored fellow is competent
saddle artist
The Cunard handicap, to be run this
afternoon. is at six furlongs and brings
out a high class field of sprinters. The
weights are allotted so nicely that sew
eral of the entries look to have a nice
chance of winning. The event is named
after Cunard, owned by Green B. Nor
ris, the veteran turfman. Morris has
an entry in the race this afternoon
Harlem Maid.
The program arranged for this week
will bring out many of the best horses
in training. Interest will center prin-
cipally in the Thanksgiving handicap,
to be run Thursday. The event is at
a mile and furlong, with a value of
1900. and some high class perform
ers are eligible.
The list includes Bubbling Water,
Spellbound, Arasee, Stanley Fay. Ches-
ter Krum, Star Actor, Daddy Clip, En-
dymion ii, Molesey, Sea Cliff, Duke
of Ormonde and Colonel Jack Martin
Nathanson will announce the weights
today.
Wednesdays feature will be the Ell
Rio~ handicap at five furlongs. 1t
should attract some fast sprinters.
The Altamax handicap at mile will
be run next Saturday. 1t is for all
ages
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
Banner Day at Targets
Of Schuetzen Park

Yesterday was a banner day for the
target shooters at Schuetzen park. The
principal events were the annual tur-
key shoots of the California Schuetzen
club and the Swiss rife club. The other
events were the bullseye and competi-
ton handicap matches. The results:
California schuetzen club competition target
Highest scores Of the competition: w. G. Hof-
man 49, Charles Oft 90, Louis Willie 50. F. A.
Arrsnbpant 6S George A. Pattberg 6s, Frank
H Bremen 0s, Captain John 2. Helm IS, ]. A.
Sutter 6s, A. Jennings 81. g. Fricke 66. George
r. Hauser So Louis Hauser 50. A Won Wyl
e5. Otto A. Bremer So, John Boiler So W; f.
Blasse Ga. Abraham Rahwyler e4, F. o. Brat
ton 63. John Utschig 63, DR.. S. B. Lyon 63,
F. Muhlebach 81.
California schuetzen club. annual turkey shoot
Best scores out of 20 competitions: Otto A.
Bremen 60. Clarence NJ. Henderson go. Frank
II. Bremen 50. George Fricke e6. L. ]. Reunold
G6. Paul Brunette &C. George II. Mahrs So,
Charles OFT CA. Martin F. Blasse 81, John
Utschig Ca G. NJ Barley 81. Louis Willie So,
W. G. Hoffman So. T. ]. Carroll &c. A. j.
Brannagan So August Lang 50. George A. Patti
berg g. Captain Fritz Attinger 81. ]. Tarnotzy
60. Girls Meyer go. d. B. Faktor 80, George
Tammeyer 80. Louis Hsuser So Dr. S. B.
Lyon IS J. l.. Utschig IS. Abraham Rahwyler
5s. r. o. Bratton 5s f. J. Povey 81, Max
Kolander 81. Fl. Righettf 81 Charles Bachman
~. Captain John F.. Klein 81. August Pspe 81
G. Rischmuelier Sr. 81, ]. Gachwyler 81. u. w
Mclaughlin 80. Herman Enge 56, Frank Riede
sc. John Frei 56. r, ]. Strecker Sc. DIR. A.
Essbach So A. Utschig sc, John Boiler Sc J.
Williams Sc A. Bertelsen So. r. Stettin 55
H Bornheldt 80, Stettin 80, G. II. Rosseau
IS, J. Baehman 55 A. Hinterman 55. William
f. Blasse 90
California schuetzen club. buckeye shoot
Best scores: W. G. Hoffman, 12S, o. A.
Bremen 1ss. o. Nolte 2S6 T. ]. Carroll 2S7
N. Blasse BOG. L. Willie 410. T. Simmer 41s
J. T. Utschig 1872. A. ]. Brannagan 435 d. W.
Mclaughlin 440 J. F. Robinson AS, J, W.
Schmidt 542 G. Fricke 5s1, Dr. s. b. Lyon
5s7, F. Pspe COB, o. Burmeister eli, c. NJ.
Henderson GIL A. Rahwyler e45, J. Utschie
6T5. G. Tammeyer 6ss. H. Gumbel 700, F.
Attnger 704. G. r. Hauser 500. J. c. Waller
$50. G. II. Bahrs 907 F. J. Povey 94S, Won Wyl
946, J. f. Klein 1862. F. o. Bratten 1855.
Cadets-A- z. Henterman $50. f. Suter 1870.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
LAWYER CHARGES FRAUD
AT CHARTER ELECTION
Vote Cast in His Name Before
He Visited Polls

Fraud at the recent charter election
is charged by Attorney Joseph Fairy,
who has Offices In the Kohl building,
and who registered in the eighteenth
precinct Of the thirty seventh assembly
district the specific allegation being
that a vote had been cast in his name
before he arrived at the polls and that
he was therefore deprived Of his right.
John Brannan was inspector at the
precinct and the Good Government
league has the charge of Fairy before
IL for investi gatAon. A statement from
Brannan is expected before action is
taken.
Registrar Harrington has said that
as soon as the charge is presented
properly he will institute a vigorous
investigation The precinct register of
voters. TO be used as evidence. contains
the name of Fairy inscribed in a bold
flowing hand When the attorney at
tempted to vote he was challenged
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
MAN BADLY WOUNDED
WITH KNIFE IN FIGHT
AssaiIant Seeks Trouble After
Enmity of Years

An enrnity of years standing result
ed In Emilio Ravazzant Of 1s Union
place being stabbed In a street hgnt
yesterday afternoon by Fulton Fran
gonene of 1884 Stockton street.
The wounded man was taken TO the
harbor hospital and treated by Doctor
Howell for a deep wound in the alb
domen and many lighter cuts about the
head and arms. Detective John Sulh-
van and Policeman Lyons arrested
Frangonene and Ravazzani identified
him as his assailant.
Frangonene intercepted Ravazzani in
Green street and challenged him 10
fight. He followed Ravazzani to Mont
xomery street where the latter turned
to fight Frangonene then drew his
long bIaded knife and cut fercely at
his antagonist. FrangOnene fed but
was captured within an hour.
Ravazzani was sent to the Hahne-
mann hospital He is in a critical con-
dition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
ms lined up as follows:
"WHY NOT CLEAN OUT
GAMBLING SCHOOLS ?''
Minister Denounces the Lottery
Habit in This City

Cleaning Up the City; the Lotteries .
was the topic of a short talk preceding
the regular evening sermon delivered
by Rev. George E. Burlingame at the
First Baptist church, Octavia and Mar
ket streets. last night. In part he
spoke as follows:
California has on its statute books sweeping
law prohibiting lottery. The operation promo
tion or abetting of a lottery is a misdemeanor.
The selling Of tickets the willful renting Of
property for the use OF lottery, the advertis-
ing of such a place all crimes against the
state There are statutes on the books sufn-
cient. IL enforced vigorously. TO make the opers-
tion of lottery well nigh impossible in Cali
fornia
1t is matter of common knowledge that lot
terry tickets ere openly pedded on the streets
and in the shops Of this city 1t Is shameful
fact that certain daily newspapers of San Fran
cisco publish the list of the prizes at regular
intervals following the drawings
When will the district attorney direct his at
tention 10 this fragrant and ceaseless violation OF
the law ne is sworn TO enforce? Why not clean
up the city Why not clean out the schools for
gambling? Why not abolish the lotteries?
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
TONY ILPITAS-CAPTAIN Holm
Apprentice allowance.

Ia Independencia' handicap. valued at
$4,000 Brilliant racing for the entire
season is promised by the promoters.
among whom are James Butler New
york: 7. C. FoIlansbee, New York; Al
berto Terranzas, Chihuahua. Mexico,
and Colonel Matt j. Winn, Louis
vile, Ky.
About 500 horses have been shipped
here from all parts of the United States,
among them being McChesney, Jack
Atkin Minnie Adams, Right Easy and
many others who nave won some dis
tinction on the American turf. In
eluded among the jockeys who will
have mounts are Shilling, Garner, PEN
escotton and kennedy.
Announcement is made that so stake
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
Jacksonville Meeting

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov 20
With but few days before the open
ing of the racing at Moncrief. many
horsemen arrived in Jacksonville to-
day. Principal interest centers on the
Thanksgiving handicap, to be run on
the opening day
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

The German army has Is machine
gun batteries, which it has had for
some time. and which there appears TO
be no tendency to increase. 1t NAV
therefore, be assumed that they are
designed to fit out the divisions of cav
airy which will be organized i'm I'll,
event of war, one for each division.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
Juarez Opens Thursday

Ell PASO, Tex. Nov. 20-The winter
race meet of the Juarez jockey club,
whose new 100000 racing plant is To-
Gated in Mexico, near this city, will
open Thanksgiving day for a 100 days
season. The opening event will be
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

The Honduras monetary commission
recommends the adoption of the gold
standard. Practically no gold is in
circulation at present, but much is ex-
ported.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

A flexible rubber mouthpiece for tele-
phones is novelty, the idea being to
prevent breakage should a desk instru-
ment be upset.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
HAVANA HEATS TIGERS

HAVANA, Nov. 20-The Havana
baseball team today defeated the De-
troit club, 2-1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

A motor boat invented by a WiScOn-
sin man, and found practicable. Is
mounted. catamaran fashion. in two
narrow hulls. which are kept filed with
air
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

The most expensive publication in
New York, with the least income, is the
City Record, which costs $1,180,000 a
year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Sheo. Sacrifice hits-White
Hanrahsu. Plume Gaddy. Connors. Stolen bases
rdsalL Carter %. First base on called
'-Oh Shea 2 Struck 0ut-Fitzpatrick 10
Sle. 3. Hit by pitched bali-Dubs. Fitzpatrick
Double plsys-Hoertcorn funassistedl; Hoert
cosn TO Hanrahsn. Wild pitches-Shea %.
Ilnle of game-An the afternoon. Umpire-Hl
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

events will, feature the winter meet.
The values will range from $1,000 to
81 000
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
pOITCFAfEN
TIRENIEN
/ RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

.4oer,cor1 .4,sl o1t for ,,,terserence re 20 Is
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21

STARS AND INCIDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS C
the fire sliding third base (D and Hortcorn polio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14
IS BLAMED
FOR CHINESE TONG WAR
New York Police With Axes and Crowbars Put An End
to Many Celestial Social Clubs Which They Con
slider Dens of Tnquity.

NEW YORK, April 14-Chinatown
viii have peace thrust upon It BY a
forcible cleaning out of the human
Deenives that have sheltered the rival
factions in the murderous tong war
IL Police Inspector DAILY and Acting
Captain Enright. Of the Elizabeth
street station, have their way
Only the recent criticism by Mayor
GaynOr Of AK and crowbar raids has
so far kept these two police officials
from emptying the crowded tenements
Of inplacable tOnSs.
The necessity for a cleanup was
emphasized further in the shooting o.
Foug Hung Soy, the fourth TO drop
under the rival tong bullets within
forty eight hours. That he was shot
by mistake for another in the dark
hallway or 80 Mott street, over the
Canton Social Club, did not mitigate
the onense- Inspector Daily was more
determined than ever today 20 end
the trouble.
DAILY practically disregarded the mayor
in recent gambling raids He regards
gambling as the basis Of all the tong
feudss excepting those having 10 do
with Chinese slave girls, and he pc
lteves that several energetic raids VIII