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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
CALIFORNIA" VARSITY. TO ::
TAKE ON BARBARI4NS
!. AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Sept.
30.-Two of the most important games
in the preliminary season Rugby sched-
ule will be played tomorrow, when the
California varsity will clash with the
Barbarians and the freshmen will line
up against the strong Santa Clara ag-
gregation. California varsity has
scored two decisive defeats on the
Barbarians this year and should have
no difficulty in annexing the game to-
morrow. Schaeffer is not sending his
strongest team into the field, but will
give some of the players rest and
substitute men from the second fifteen.
The varsity will use the three two
three serum formatio
Coach Schaeffer will make use of the
eight man serum in the freshma n
game for the first time this season to-
morrow.
, The freshman santa: Clara game Will
be called first at 2:3O O'Clock and the
varsity Barbarian contest will take
place an hour later.
= Coach. Schaeffer has announced the
following. hneups for the two CALI
VARSITY s.:
FervaEas:.c:. 4. 'Phleger a. H. ;;Phleger,
Pauly, Hardy, Hansen Ashley, Swartz, Fair
Stroud; three.-qnarters, watts. Baker, Harlowe;
:. :'see FRESHMEN: :.
ards:-Fi isher.:: Adler, Him. Emerson.
King. Allen, Fleming; Shaw; halfback. McMa
hon:r hye<eighths Monteagle. Henderson,. three:
quarters. Smith, Msclise,: Hale fnllback,: Drake.
. Coach scha effer has. made the f1naI
clt:.In the freslrr>"p. squad. Thirty.
men are left on*th6 list and from these:
the hpal Is: will" be selected for. the
.tame against the cardinal babies on
October: @:15:: According. to the policy:
which. California. coaches have: used in:
the last few gears the final personnel
Of the. team will: not be announced un-
tilcthe day before. tire. game The fol-;
lowing players have been left: for the:
io.lrc 81:
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Helena Entries !.

s Frst* race: free for ali pace. purse $500. mile
heats. three III tiyeaPrimus. Mona Bells; Tom
Second race--Specfal trot. .
Third race, i've frflongs-El Perfecto 100, I,es
titia .f06. Bardonia III. Hi Henry. III, Hattie,
Jacob lii. Garter Light I'll. 'ppH =
Fourth race. five furlongs- Soma 1885,. Electro:
won log, Lee Harrison III. Sake Ill, Bitter Sir
ILL p: -:
Fifth; race five and a half furiongs--Trick es.
Oswald B 103, Native Son f0s Marian Casey,
los. Garland los. : !:
Sixth. race Mountain selling stake for year
ods and upward, guaranteed value $500, Six
o Lantern 1o7, Roy Junior 10s John Louis lie.
Seventh races one nlile-orilene 1of, Madeline
Patriotic 106 John: j. Rogers los. Hiacko 16S:. 6
Hammeraway- l. II, McNally Iii, Swede Sam iii,
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WHEATLEE HILLS TROPHY
ni-Es-o, -7-ro e >. aFsT.-- -.
. MA SSAPkQI-s*-T TROPHY
-. .T,ss<o,-.s 1904 -Trsl-:.
Eleanor Sears Sprains
Racquet. Arm.

BOSTON. Sept. ~s0..----Because.. of a
sprained. muscle. in her racquet arm
MSS Eleanor#Sea of Boston defauIted
today TO. Miss Louise Hammond Of New
York in the final match for. the .wonien.s
.tennis@ single championship on the
I5ong,wood "a collrts.' -
It is expected she VIII be kept out
of play for a few days only. :. -. " - =
The strain did. not prevent Miss Sears
from playing a. matcli.in doubles and
although her backhand strokes were
useless. her partner. Miss Margaret
Curtis. .plaTed 80 brilliantly that the
pair defeated. Miss Rotch and Miss Lois
Moynes in . q two, set match by. Ga
and S--4.@ ..>--.-+.- - -: s..;
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WOLVERINES LOOK &.
READY. ] FOR FRAY
Prospects af Ann .Arbor Best
in Years, Says Coach Field
..:: Z. ing Yost

!: ANN: ARBoR, Mich. Sept. .SO.-.'our
prospects are the best I'm years de
,clared Coach Fielding Yost last night
at the close of the most satisfactory
work of the year. 1--WE shall finish our
preliminary work here tomorrow and on
Saturday the squad will sbe at work on
Ferry field. Never since have had
charge of football at; Michigan has the
early training been so promising of a
successful sea son as this year..
Six new plays were added to the
varsity's; repertoire, but while the
coach spent some time securing perfec-
tfon of the execution of the formations,
most of his attention was devoted to
the goal kicking attempts of Conklin.
Conklin already has been named as
Allerdice's successor as Michigan's goal
kicker, and the big guard is spending
more than two hours a day booting the
hall oyer the bar. from all angles. -
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Bronzno. winner of the Doncaster cup. is fa-
yorite for the Cesarevltch, with Pure Gem second
choice For the Cambridgeshire there is no de-
cided favorite. AS was to be expected, the
American horse. Sir Martin never slayer, has
declined the heavy impost placed upon him in
each event. which leave Bachelors Double at
the top in both. Richard Croker's Rhodora re-
mains in each while Harry Payne Whitney,
Whisk Broom issin the Cambridgeshlre. A few
others from America are eligible. but. according
to foreign critic. it does not appear as though
either of the handicaps VIII possess much OF an
international dayor at the fnish.
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TRANsBAY TRACK MEET
SneoiaL Dispdtch 10 The COLL

OAKLAND. Sept. So.--A track meet
of the Alameda county subleague of
the Amateur athletic league will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Cen
tervifie high school grounds. Oakland
polytechnic high, Alameda high and
Centerville high school teams will take
part.
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Gossip Of
The Turf

Earl Linnell has secured contract Tor one
year on the apprentice Nicolsi and Will bring
the bo9 10 California for the winter season.
The youngster is riding the Canadian circuit.
Linneu has been fortupate in engaging clever
riders IN recent seasons. Guy Garner was with
him for time.
Jockeys who rode al Emeryville last season
and who viii be on hand again for the coming
meeting practically swept the card at Toronto
Monday George Archibald rode three winners.
Including Jack Atkin, Starbottle and Ia Nun
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/ LOWELL HIGH WINS ACADEMIC MEET
CAPTURES THREE FIRSTSI

honors annual of Academic
of
the excellent work Harold
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SPoTLIGHTS. ON SPORTS

BERKELEY. Sept. 3o.-R. P. Shields of the
Calimedico house club of the studsnts of the
university has been elected president Of the
interclub tennis league, and games will be
started next week by the various clubs for a
trophy. Each organization will be allowed to
enter two men in the singles besides doubles
team. ". ]. Whelan is vice president Of the
league. -.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3o.-Chicago's first open air
bench show viii open tomorrow. There are
600 entries. the breeds represented including
Scotch collics Airdale terriers. French bulldogs,
fox terriers and English bulldogs
r. F. Carman has already donated Torah,
Acrobat and Rosemount TO the Canadian bureau
OF breeding. and announced that he VIII also
present Starbottle, a Of Hastings.
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Ogden Entries

FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongss selling 3 year
Ziek Abrams 109 SaloIny Jane ...;.5.. 100
Byron ..--3.. :s i.lU5 eSruzinds .3109
Hannls. --s--r, % lube Rose, -. - 1o4
Burning Bush =. s.-1O9f -
SECOND. RACE Five. furlongs. 3 year oIds
and 1T'EE ard; --.:: = -. :.
All Alone -. .I0e Susie Gregg .Io9
SllFer Stocking -. 100 On Parole -. 100
Sainest JOB Lakeyiev: =. 100
THIRD RkCEl-Five .furlonEs, 3 year olds
aud. -upwardt. :.-@ = -: .-.-~.,@.
Norgorod -. :. -. l09 Agufline .,......... 100
Suagerlat0r 100 Aisxie 49,. =. 1O4
Meada -. l09Sir Barry; ........ .107
Inauguration -. :. lO35
~ -TOCRrH RACE-One- and an eighth miles
Eeah handicap. year -olds and upward;
Ralr0nia -. :. 10s Treasure Seeker Zip
Special Delivery -l0l Sir John Jos
Fancy - lol Cabin los
FIFTH RACB-Seven furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
0beron. -. 100 GeIico ..............1O3
Dorothy Ann ..-... 109l Mossback ..1O3
yellow Foot. - I09 Spring Ban .103
SIXTH RACEz-Six furiongs selling. 3 year
ods and upward
Ocean Shore .s.. 106 Biskra ......-..-... iii
Aurt Polly .----.- lO6' Captain Burnett III
Judge .ShOrtaH -. III SNOWFALL ..-...-..-.1 III
Emma 9 ---ss-.ll1
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West Pointers Disciplined

WEST POINT, m. Y, Sept. 3O.-There
will be no football game at West Point
tomorrow. The game with the Univer-
sfty of Vermont has been Cancelled. as
part of the discipline being admins
tered to the cadets for their affront to
Captain Longan while he was in charge
of them at meals. Football practice
has also been discontinued for the
nraSant
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was we'll known and highly esteemed
in business circles. both IN this city and
in San Jose. He was the father OF
Harry W. Bogen, the local automobile
and supply dealer.
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VANDERBILT CJP RACE
-. = .Tliste nee "a -ns. Miles -

~. :. -
INA ioual ;. 49,: .5...:: Al Livingston
2E0zief. 2 -....:-.- = -. Ralph Lozler
= 81 ar1u cite 5ulck Arthur Chevrolet
Aerced er:. Spencer E Ny:ishsrd
ldsmobile - s. -. -. JGseph. Wilson.
6-S mp lex- Ralph Bearisey
Isl Deland: Mitchell
6t5enZ - Franz Helms
"a nipIex: ..-..- -. u. =: y alter Jones
o. aEional -. :. John Aiken
2 llE5e-z- Edward. Hearne
S-4.7- an Harold stone
4-l 3rtliE- joseph; MStson
.s qddaro lla Ton. Ray. HarTing
Benz =: : :: :: -Dayid. Brunce Brown
PQrpe r errf ord -. $50. John Fleming
leA leo Harry F.. Grant
iAJ Acksor., -. = - P: F. Scheifer
olds1iobe ::,..cs. -. Harry. StilInsn-
4ll arrlon- -. Ray: Harroun
SSPope Hartford -ss-zs.. - William Wallace
z-St91dard D. Ftou. 80, 1ooin:de Palma
2z-Marmon ,; ..,...... Joseph. Dawson
I6upt Rockwell. -: Carl Ijfnnberg
I'm srqrerte Buick. :. 5-..-..l Robert Burmsn
ppes0n - -: 81, :. =. Harris. Hsnsup
Marquette ltcS= -. ...-. Louis Che7Eolet
80 Roy a. ~ -; p. H Iar1ine
81 y tiona =. = :. Louis DisbrDW
y 4 n9yz Fred Belcher'
f.. =. WHEATTEE *IITLES. TROPHY. =: =.
- Distance 1895 Miles II -:
lF A. Il: = =. W; H. Pesrce:
4Al lercer. s;<-:. -. F.. n: Sherwood
43Ai aflaat 49, : - =. MaFcel* Basles
44Oorle1 "a 49,. .s;.. - Montague: Roberts
ion >: =. -: = -. Fred Heineman
corhln- ~ Alvin BlsisonzilIe
s57s q =: -'..:- 80 -. =: John J uhsz
MASSAPkQI.s"-l TROPHY: = 3
Distance: 1864 Miles =. r: = -. -. ,.
y = " llis M Enfi cot
ole :s5ll Louis. Edwards
AFalaneta So. = William Knfnpert
- n1otI = lerrol t.. =. Lee 0ldheld
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- G s. Richardson. manager OF the
Reliance automobile company, yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

William Bogen. president OF II. ".
Bogen. Incorporated, of this city. deal
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received a Iele-
gram from Barney
O1dheld, in which
he saws: 'Yester-
6ay AZ MfIwauEaa
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William BoEen
Passes Away
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a n d autOmobile
supplies, died at
his home in San
lose We est erd a v
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Dust
Coats

54-lnch AUTOMOBILE DUST COATS
Of Pure Linen at SAILS.
Have new rolling collar and rever,
full backs. trimmed with large gilt
buttons. All sizes, $3.50 values. clear
ing sale price only. y.............. .$4.t5
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Umbrellas and
PdraSOIS
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs OF
MORE THAN USUAL VALUE,

Ladies' Umbrellas, with patent de-
tachable gold and silver handles inlaid
with. pearl, guaranteed five years,
$500 values at ..............$315
Pure silk Parasols in great assort-
ment Of colors. s4O0 values at $2.t5
$3.50 and $500 Parasols at. ........ csc
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
SILK HOSIERY SALE.

This hosiery we have been sellinl
SLIPS a pair-and they are worth
too, and you can't duplicate them
town at that price. Every pair is N
Of finest silk yarn-and every pal
guaranteed absolutely perfect.
are going to give you the stocking s
prise of your life. Women who
have imagined silk hosiery be!
their reach may crafty their loni
in this great sale at but very little
These are full fashioned stock
with high spliced heels and toes !
lisle soles and wour inch Isle ga
tops. They come in black, tan, P
navy, sky blue, rose, champagne,
endar and white in all sizes. Postil
cheap at slips. Here's a great op
tunity to lay in a seasons sup
Clearing sale price, per pair only
Ladies' gilt edge hosiery sold
world over at SOC a pair. Clearing
price, per pair. ... ......'
Boys and girls zoe Stockings
brown and black, all sizes, per pair
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Women's CoIored
Silk PettiCOdtS
WoMEN's coLoRED SILK PETIT
COATS, SPECIAL ss.ss.

A quantity of these garments in un-
usually attractive styles. Excellent
quality taffeta silk in splendid as
sortment Of coIors. $500 values at $3.s8
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
S1.25 Black
HeatherblOOm
PettiCodtS
89c

A value possible to offer only by
this special selling. Made with deep
sectional fiounce, trimmed with pin
tucks, finished with cotton underlay
and dust ruffle. Sips values at sec
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Two New Models
in White and Tan
Linene Wash
Skirts Sl.O5

One style is trimmed tunic effect
with deep fold The other is fancy
front plated panel trimmed with large
pearl buttons. $3.50 and $500 values
at. ................... .$f.05
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Splendid
Waist Values

soc for Handsome Embroidery Lawn
Waists. worth more than double the
prices quoted A great assortment to
select from, made of fine quality of
lawn. open front or back. Also waists
with tucks front trimmed with center
panel of embroidery and cluster tucks
All sizes. only .....se sec
59c for fine French Lawn Waists,
large assortment of fine lace fronts In
dainty designs Pretty high or tuck
ed collars, tucked backs, lace insertion,
trimmed sleeves. Regular $125 values
at only .,.... Observation-Disclosures SEC
At 95c Tailored Waists of fine white
linen effect, beautifully trimmed with
large pearl buttons, soft color, three
quarter sleeves. with turn-back cuffs,
faxon lawn, high neck and three-Quar-
ters sleeves. front trimmed with Irish
medallions. Swiss and val lace inser-
ton also number OF other new styles.
$50. $500 and 1925 values only csc
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16

wy&h the best d A kdb b d
Ih hb m mh@d dk % T
sAnvnp ym Many dkmmmp mpa b AH
lnnHnM emknLd Mnt@mno
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Great
Underwear
Bargains
$3.50 NIGHT GOWNS AT ssc

Night Gowns of fine nainsook, made
in high neck. open front or dainty slip
over and empire effects. All prettily
trimmed and a bargain at. ....... .S8c
SSc Combination Suits. front of cor
set cover trimmed in medallion effect
with val lace insertion, leading and
ribbon. A number of styles to choose
from, $125 values at............ .sSc
Handsome Cambria Top Petticoats
with very deep flounce of Japanese
embroidery with insertion, others with
lace embroidery and tucks. $2.25
values at. ................ .$1.b0
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Henderson and La
PrinCesSe
CORSETS

Henderson and La Princesse Corsets
attract the best trade as they are ex-
pressly designed to meet the critical
requirements of women of fashion.
Henderson corsets, SOC to $500
La Princesse corsets, $500 to $1,000.
Special prices during our clearing
sale.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
This is Your Op-
tunity i'm
Wash Dresses

This June Clearing Sale brings to
the women of Vinita wonderful bar
gains in fancy lawns, batiste and ging-
ham dresses.
Made of fine lawns, batiste, linene
and French ginghams. The waists
have pretty lace yokes, with combina-
tion color piping and embroidery braid
ing. The skirt is full and plated all
around or in tunic effect. All sizes for
women and misses. Great bargain
at Observation-Disclosures. $2.es
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
HOsiery--alI Kind.
at Tremendous
Savings

Everwear Hosiery has placed q
guaranteed hosiery business on a bas
never reached before. 1t means gui
anteed hose full of wear, fit, style al
comfort, and guaranteed hose that
hasn't the least bit of bother exchal
ing. should they tear. for here is
broad guarantee:
ANY pair of Everwear hose Il
shows rip or tear within six msnl
from date of purchase exchanged E
a new pair free right here in our 81
and Everwear hose are made so u
in nearly every instance they outH
the life of this guaranty, retaiR th
shape, hold their color, give sbsolE
satisfaction in every way. Rememh
Eyerwear are the guaranteed hose tb
have no thick or bungling parts to
noy you, the hose that are soft q
fine, in black and popular colors."
Mems Hose, silf Isle, box of pa
$500; cotton or Isle, box pairs 81
Women's Hose, silk Isle, box Of
pairs. $500; cotton, 6 pairs for 80
Children's Hose of long staple Sea
land cotton, box of pairs, for. 81
An extra pair of Everwear Hose
with every box during our Clear
Sale.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Infants Long Slip
16C

Infants long slips made OF good
quality longcloth. Hemstitched ruffle
at neck and sleeves, bishop style, &c
values at ..................16c
Hundreds of bargains in infants and
childrens' dresses, stockings, under
wear, bootees, sacques, etc,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
THE SEASONS STRONGEST VALUES IN TRIMMED HATS

you
pdalu
ingofa amstha pt
ndmo n beautiful dresy
| -nclsne n t en ta e every
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-16
Ladies and Misses
$3.50 and $3.50
Wash Suits only
S3.75

Ladies and Misses Wash Suits i'll
white. tan, pink, blue and beautifully
trimmed and made. Great bargain
at. ......,....s..........$3.95
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-01
Boarding Lionesses in Den, Lee
turer Tells Them They Have
Not "Made Good"

NEW YORK. Dec. professor Les
lie j. Tompkins, of New York Univer-
sity. president of the National Associa-
ton of College Graduates. is authority
for the statement that the college
woman has not made good" He had
the courage. too. to make the state
ment in a lecture before the National
League for the Civic Education of
Women. He said:
THE college woman has not made
good There are, I think, about twelve
or fifteen thousand college women in
the United States. Three-fourths of
these are so nice hat they are married
already, and the remainder are freaks.
The married wome don't take so much
interest in outside affairs. and freaks
can't accomplish anything. anyway"
Discussing the question of women's
suffrage. he said:
Some women do not realize how very
powerful is their influence without the
ballot. Isn't this indirect influence
worth more to you women than the
very uncertain power that would come
with the ballot you are ill-prepared
for? 1 mean ill-prepared in the sense
that the vast majority of women have
but little conception OF the functions of
government. III admit that about 40
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-01
HUSBAND SUING,
DENIES he GOT
HIS WIFE DRUNK
Swears He Did Not Believe Her
Crazy, Though Committing
Her to Asylum.

Denia1s came thick and fast from
Otto Kempfe. of 20 Tappan street.
Kearny, today in his cross-examina-
ton the course of the proceedings
for divorce on the ground of undue
friendship he has brought against his
wife, Catherine, who lives in this city.
The proceedings were before Vice
Chancellor Emery. and Kempfe got so
excited while giving his answers to
Abner Kalisch, counsel for the woman,
that the court was freqgSatly COM
PEELED to pound the desk with a gavel
and call the man to order with threats
of punishment unless he confined him
self to the issue at hand.
He denied that he ever went to her
brother, George Prick, saying that she
was razy; that he ever took his wife
to a hotel to get her drunk and then
had her arrested: that he threatened
to shoot her If she did not leave him;
that he ever struck her, and that he
ever said to anybody that she was
crazy eve since he married her
Had Her Committed to Overlook.
Mrs. Kempfe was committed to the
Hospital for the Insane at Overlook
August 9, 1905, on the afidavit of two
reputable physicians, and remained
there for a year and a half. Her hus-
band signed the necessary papers for
the commitment and said he did SO
because Mr.. Frick had requested him
to do SO, but admitted under fire OF
the cross-examination that he did not
think that she was insane at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kempfe were married
December 8. 1895. by the Rev. William
Rieb and have two children, Otto, 8
years old, and Rose, three years older.
They are now in the custody of the
father.
Several of the friends of the petitioner
told of their sleuthing experiences
along lower Orange street with Mrs.
Kempfe and her male companions as
the object of their hunt. The husband,
as a rule, accompanied the amateur
sleuths. Charles Jones represented
him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-01
NEGROES ABSENCE COSTS
HIS BONDSMAN $500.

1t cost Joseph Saratelli, of AZ Drift
street, just $500 in the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions today, when William n.
White, a negro, for whom he mad given
bonds, failed TO appear.
White was tried and convicted of as
sault and battery on Ethel Marsh, IA
years old, of II Oakland place, a month
ago. Judge Davis sentenced him to a
five-year term in State prison and
White appealed to the Supreme Court.
Last week the Supreme Court sustained
the lower court, and shortly afterward
White disappeared.
Frank McDermott, attorney for
White, said that he was positive his
client would surrender himself within
the next forty-eight hours.