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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
TONG OFFERS PAY
FOR KILLING CHOW
Sui Sings Explain That Shoot
ing Was an Error and Want
On YickS Neutral

From an investigation of "a hours
into the murder of Low Sing Chow.
was shot while in moving picture show
at 1885 Dupont street Wednesday night.
the police are inclined to believe that
the instigator of the trouble, through
which is threatened a tong war. was
zee Sam All Tye, member of the zee
family and leader of the Yee Gar Kong
Sor, the Yee family fighting organiza-
ton. Tye is credited with making a
demand on Yee May, a Hop Sing tong
man, for part of an attorneys fee
commission which in the ordinary
course of events would have fallen to
the Yee family fighter
A letter was received yesterday by
the On Yick tong officers from the Of
fcers of the Sui Sing tong. explaining
that the murder of Chow was an error
and that his death would be compen-
sated for by the tong as soon as the
affair between them and the Hop Sings
was concluded. The letter petitioned
the On Yicks to remain neutral in the
tong fight
merchants have employed bodyguards
and remained under constant cover,
fearing another attack. The Bing Kong
tong and Sui Sings have placed a $500
bonus on the Hop Sings heads and
have imported from the interior a num-
Der of highbinders, who are expected
TO go into the streets and do the kill
ing. The Hop Sings have been aggres-
slvely collecting money and it is ex-
pected that real fight Is imminent.
Besides being a member of the Yee
family. Tye was also a member of the
Sui Sings He was accused of causing
the trouble and in some quarters it is
believed that he has been spirited out
of the city.
Warrants were sworn to before Po-
lice Judge Weller yesterday for the ar
rest of Yee Soon, Yee Fook Din and
Ng Lun for assault to murder in con-
nection with the shooting of Yee Nee
at Jackson street and Ross alley the
night of September 2. Ng Lun, who
was arrested Tuesday on complaint OF
Wong Fong, 56 Waverly place, and had
three loaded revolvers in his pockets
when searched, was booked on the
charge and search is being made for
Yee Soon and Yee Fook Din, who have
been in hiding since the shooting
Extra police have been detailed to
assist the Chinatown squad in its en-
deavor to prevent any more murders,
but it is feared that the warning tongs
will edude their vigilance and gather in
more victims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
fight TALK

Jack Gleason says be has a sur
prise IN store for the writer's sho
viii 40 the actual work ~ reporting
the Jeffrirs Johnson fight What
iia nature D. be refuses 90 diVulEe
According 60 hia present plans. there
will be- "a double row Of seats and
benches for the sport writer's, and
only those connected with the news
associations and newapnperH BY
which thev have been assigned %
cover" tho battle. will be permit
tod 40 use them IL Gleason sticks
60 this program hs VIII earn the
good VIII OF every working news
paper man. as heretofore many u
tho press seats were occupied BY
the rankeat OF outsiders. who not
only made themselves obnoxious.
hut actually retarded the work Of
the reporters
Jim Barry and Jack Burns are
rounding Off their training for their
battle before the Metropolitan club
iu San Francisco on March 20. The
big fellows ara leaving nothing un-
done 90 get into the best possible
shape. and they VIII not be lacking
anything on the score OF condition
whom they step into tho ring Burns
who ig working ~ Crolfa. iu Ala
media. ~ paying particular atten-
tion 10 hia boxing Tho Salinas
giant Is not foo clever. and there
fore Do extremely anxious 90 pick uu
some of air. tinrr points His train-
ers declare that be IL showing Inn
provcment every day, and that ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

At Toe, Fans AZ Not aprnas
Watching Vets Training. Below,
Jack klslnc~. famoua Mes Tork
0isnt Receiving. With Wild coarey
81 Bat al hot Springs.
tho diamond dent get into condition
easily after the ainter chill ntiffeus
their muscles and ffpsts their BONES
TheY start boiling oat weeks before
they apin a bail ~ Hfi q Bet
The boiling out and rahhlna kssd
Ehe water they drink aufiene nte
eiva. sets Internal organs snfs
healthy condition. and after three
weeks fhs vets are acf and rsA1g "a
the serious uuFk
swathsi Ia hsAvy clothing. lhel
tear OF tniiae At stradM tot
ar8and the bail PARK ROuuk azsa
round they g. Homstlmea HaK q
dnNen. asmnsgaaes hair hunsfe8 ~
siasns. until shs p~tspirasion spuurs
or W rtyuietn
This running makes excess Weight
disappear. while ieg harA and aiona-
ach muscles siastic from the boil
{ ina and RUBBING become tough
cnopgh % enable thu plaNsr e.
taaA ia tho actual game
a0rne - these battle. acaffea etdt
timers aon't tnuch q hall for days
They hee the Mtee birds aha knus
that TOO much sKerNiHF AZ FIRST
means a iafne arm. ~ Hudnsn
wrench a Charley horse, both
things 90 b. avoided =
nut The aatsf Ia tho vasity 4
dAnspn~sa stands a. q preTsntifs -
nn thew Ute - ere early sprirE So .
s0n fnr these Nho snew its value
and with wisdom harn - Yrare th*y
60 slow. 40 that later. when younger
men ara suhmistinE 20 th~ fna@sa g.
machine % take out Kinks. thslf
sidcra atr atnafeliss TIE Sphere
through with 4 lump inat Jars TIE
catcher q she tirs ~ his tees
Great stuff this par boiling When
you ars a man shgse fray hair en-
tifiea him q thr auprilafion 81
grandfather raeovtfnE around likn a
syear old colt turned out % grass
while Ynu feel stiff ard HuFe from
the msfs exercise ~ Walking eou ?
pie ~ RIFLES rou begin 20 apprsclafs
the value % ths stuff they sell down
here a. q commercial commodity.
Tskss Fss osf.
frs really marvellous iha gay
clothes hang about after two NeekN
boiling You can Hput the vtrsirfs
from the way their clothes don't fit
lust AZ present 4 cDWria ~ h1rafcd
players frnm the bln leagues and a
large number ~ men who have efsue
hack 90 The minors are taking fhelf
annual treatment. a. thu expense 81
club owners wha expect 90 resp big
returns later FROM the splendid een-
dltion the slayer sets into a. the
springs
lekguern will iNaVs and Join theft
clubs. IN various PARTS n Dixia q
cnntinus training And thanks a.
{ the preliminary. they viii be ready
% jump Ia and bend the ball across
or smoke Il through thu inflald. az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
MARGARET AHGLIH
WONT BUCK
FIGHT

BERKELEY. cal. March g Jack
Johnson and James 5 jefffies com
bincd have Slipped over a knockout
On high art Margaret AuKiin has
slanifiad to tbs dramatic COMMITTEES
Of tho University ~ California that
H0rhorlan and AntiRone are no
match f1r this modern heavy AeiKhss.
and has asked thmf h~f engagement
o. stage this nid Greek Tragedy for
duly be declared orr Hhn has
thrown her sponge into the ring
because she thinks the classics will
nfili be EraKsy an July ffem tho
tffecfs ~ the battle on Jaiy 4.
pulled OF At ihe very gates II the
city IN which she IN booked t. APP
psAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
TRAINING HERE
CASE
GENE MAHoN

Gene Mnhon. the well known
ball player and long time resident
~ Seattle. died al his home "a
gi2 9Th av.. "a ! o'clock yeeter
day afternoon Tie WAS 6ne ~
tho best outfieidora IN the North
west league. and has played With
Aberdeen. Vancouver and Au9-
kane. Mahan was well known
all over the Sound country. ~ he
started his baseball career 90
aenttie's vacant lots years aga.
and played wilh thu smaller
towns like iielllnKham. Mount
Vernon ard Everett before cnisr-
Ing the ranks 81 tho NorfhWeHt-
crn
tfe leaves q host - friends ia
Seattle and elsewhere. aud his
Ease tn tlie line up this spring
will ~ sadly missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
BY RINGsloER.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2s.--
starie- Ke,chsfs indifferent show.
ing In his six.ruund bout with
Frank Klaus At Piitsburg last night
did not surprise local fans. who
have been aware Of his mode Of
ME since hts defeat al the hands
Of Jack Johnson In fact. Ketchel
can thank his lucky stars that he
vas not knocked out by he tough
Pennsylvanian for al agree that
Klaus had Ketchel In a bad wa
more than once aud frequently
made the so.cailsd Assassin back
~ When the final bell rang kef.
chei was webbing from the effects
Of hard left 10 the jaw
That the promoters realize that
Ketchel Is not the ketchel 81 old. ia
best shown by the fact that ihey
ara not seeking his services. but the
services OF the boy who almost tore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
ny TIP WRIGHT.

Nv ttf WNtAff "
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March ak-~
They're boiling aas the vet IAN
tosscrs hers N the valley ~ vapota
where she steam clouds rise tAlck
enough fpr pea % carve yaur Initials
and New York made souvenirs enil
al prices thar would n8hka anyena
but q tourist eFosa hla fingers and
eHN Why IL an decreased cost q
Twins
Every hotel hare and you nead
AL your fingers ard toes % enaai4f-
Ate theui--is filled 10 the guards
with Walters They all pte~ent a
rarhoiird appearance Ike iehsser
romcuHd before Il reaches tisa proper
shade af scarlet Ynsi can riek aat
the boilers a. Tar ~ yss can So
them They wear 4 sort ~ a You-
don't knpe hnN hard Lam trying
a. look pleasant stprusaion. aud u
hurts
I've read and heard about hali
{ players coming here a. rNnii out
every winter since baseball h@cams
an institution just az every ether
/ fan has. Hut whiie understood
/ about q in q general way alant
know hist the why" ~ a. - I
eauie here 10 set a real frat hand
/ lGJk ia
win these few words e. the
chairman ~ the ssfd meeting says.
/ ~ INTRODUCES the subject matter
Old Timsrs Come
u isn't tha yeung fellow who
comes 10 tho vale ~ stsha. hat tho
I hcrues whose aameH AFe ii sxsrY-
ones mouth wherever baseball IL
/ talked. written 81 sung
The older thrg are che earlier fhex
come. bat about March 1 fasy pour
in Ike grain out ~ = hopper Evary
train dumps IT, quota It's The hap
I - season for the aatitaA Your Hot
Z springer can npat a ball player two
loaks and a hoii~r away. and that's
about a mile and a half 0n level
ground
Just nov the hiR attraction Is ~
Young The hero ~ q thousand bat
Z lies looms up alongside other stars
Ike super treadnnught Every
boy wants 20 carry the old sunss
glove 90 the bali park sid he at.
I tracts more attention than this latest
nphicnRn ~ ths Eastman or Airing
Z ton. where they won't ini you set
past The door after 9 without an
open front
No Easy Job.
Tho men who have apcu, years on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
SPORT S
AN EXTRA REFEREE
FOR THE BIG fight
II Jack Jim Sends Third Man to DreamIapd wa.
Wild Walop Substitute Win Be Handy-Te, i.
Look-Ahcad Kid.

we are not going 10 ts..
ehanees with such a liz H.. =
iilia one. he said. @Both ~. =
Hre biE mon and fast h se' Is''''il
might easily happen that ~
would be- disabled ~ gelslr. ' 4
road ~ g walipp that wa MA -, = =
~ inr MIN To avoid that - -
insist upon two referees a..
Them IF course. VIII sfmsls
substitute lie will have 49,. !
seat and Will b. ready IL - - :.
center ~ TIE ring II apythlnT go. =
happen - The other n,sr -.
ought - be agrerable q bosh 80. u
efn ara arm going 10 lake \ ~ !.
with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

NEW YORK. March rs You
may be strong. but you cant knock
out the law" we're the words Of
Judge Malqueen today when lack
Johnson. the negro pugiliat. came
before him 10 present new bond
Tor 5000.
Johnson waa asked by the court
concerning the whereabouts 81 Nor.
man Pindar. che eonHumptive negro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

BAN rHANc1scO, March z5.-
That there will BE- two referees NJ
the rlnRsiae for the Jefffiss- d0hua~n
fight n the startling announcement
b. Tex Richard. who 81 boz faii charge
u affalre - the present Tins. There
b. nothing Ia the articles that would
call for such au Arrangement but
Richard says that be- VIA see that
the fighters agree o. his plan. Tex
reed IN the Newspaper diepat hes tire
other day where r. referee VAS acct
dangaliy knocked 0ut by one rs the
contestants. and with the Nsvadan.
10 BE- f4rewarned M 10 be fpreatmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
''YOU CAN'T KNOCK
OUT ALL THE LAWS"
JUDGE TO JOHNSON
TO JOHNSON

who IL the complaining witness
aKains, the big black.
AID lax real we'll foh to know
dat mahse'f. yu' houah.T declared
Johnson And LAX toh settle giis
we're thing"
Tho court accepted the new bond
and SGT the case for hearing as soon
81 The missing Witnesses can b.
found Incidentally, Johnson war
raked by tho court for not controd
Hing His temper under provocauon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
SAN FRANCISCO PROMOTERS THINK
STANLEY KETCHEL HAS GONE BACK

the middiewelxAt crown from his
brow last night
o o
Cyclone Thompson took Ire ae.
cision from Charlie Norvai after
10 rounds OF fairly fast fighting be
fore the West Oakland club last
night Thompson as usual. vas on
top " his man throughout she bat.
fie never giving him a moments
rent Nofvals reach. guard and
ability 10 stall we're an that kept
him nom being knocked out-a tate
that he narrowly missed IN the third
round. when Thompson fioored him
three times, the bell saving him
o
lndian Joe Gregg did not earn the
deciaion that be- was given over
Bills Crlpp n the slx.round special.
and the crowd almost mobbsd
Referee Brown. Frankie smith ont.
pointed Louie Long. Pete Mcguire
stepped VIII Carter In the nffh
round. and Willie Harris and y
Murphy fought a fourround draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

ginning 10 can him "Chlnk"
~ Yingiing Of the Toledo team With
a space between the two syilabfas.
Columbus fans are daily going out
% the bnll park 90 look for the
Chinese pitcher. III I
Naturally one not knowing the
youth would get the impression that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
JIM-JacK CLUB HAS INCORPORATED

OAKLAND. Cal. March a5-The Athletic club.
the organization which viii the JefesJohnnon fight II
Emeryvle July 4 experiencing the thrill q is first day ~
existence today Articles Of Incorporation filed here late
yesterday Ia the clerks office
Watson. George r Richard. Johu Gleason
ham. The purpose the
ces IL provide b. athletic n
tercourse between the members
While omitted from the Incorporation IL
commonly reported that membership
take the form Of fEht tleketpc anywhere go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

wiih the same motion used by
Archer.
Archera squat throw made him
FAMOUS He gets the ball down 10
second while s1uattinR on his heels.
saving the time lost by most cnteh-
gfh in atfnishtening up 10 Eet power.
The star photographer snapped
hfchor on The Job IN his charnctor-
i8tic crouch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
March freCkIeS
Nov 10 the Time 20 ced Rid Of
These UalY spots.

These Ualy Spots.
Tho woman with tender skin
breads March because u IL sure to
cover her face with ugly frecklea.
No matter how thick her veil. the
March winds will surely make her
frackle
Fortunately for her peace Of
mind, the recent discovery Of a
new drug, 0lhlne-dOuble strength,
makes II possible for even those
most susceptible 70 freekles 10
keep the skin clear and white No
matter how stubborn case OF
freckles you have. the double
strength othlne will remove them.
Oct an ounce package from The
Raven Drug Co and Danish the
froCklea. Money back II Il fails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

NEV ORLEANS. March rs
When you see Catcher Jimmy
Archer. tho star cub performer. you
sec wonderful workman Archer
n tho boy picked up by Frank
Chance after Hugh Jennings turned
him down because be- did not like
hie style ~ throwing This year.
however, Jennings has recruit
backetop who throws from the wrist
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Ia
ting club
that 1wne over
whis to
a fhr iee Ia hem krs al O a
bel world Tor bail
a rfrtty
out the
iae % tho COLI
OF
'setttng little practice EXPRESSED a.
pitchers on
ogneld 30
Washington does not cop che Isnnent his year
and pltsed
first the th seraba waopcd cut - v'etor
with Hem.
n al
reliability eoiegian good
corps q pitchers
Melville afackssone ,h varsity football who has
hts ankle while Sliding a "Wednesday
Muck seriously injured wi probably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
The Oriental Pool Rooms

Bar, restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair barbe~ shop. Largest
place Of the kind In the world $40
cash given away dally. t4t9.tb.17
Third av.. between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

VIII spring a big surprise on those
who have seen him IN his pfssioleA
fights here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

Bicycle repairing HAN. iii lst
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
ny !. pALsV.

4E calgary team ~ the Twilight league VIII report ~
seattle shortly for pfr-srasun practice a. naeebal
weather arrives Than Il doea w the ffEid
north Manager nil Carney has arranged Ter prAe-
lcn games with seattle and Vancouver and possibly
with the university team There ~ nothing DOING at
Casary until Nav no. nill and his Arctic cAT
porprs viii De familiar landscape until that time
This move viii give friends ~ Clarence pogan. the
Seattle boy. chanee Go him Ia eetion, as Il has
been many years since puEan played here.
According O. the atvst goaap. Bob brown q
Vancouver l. eonR TO turn over q cuupln of 0utfiaid
ers and a pitcher two go Carney. THROWN has
lof ~ Youngsters who show class enough % he kept
ON the hook but need littla seasoning. 80 hiu
reans the profits
Carney was out the university Yesterday
locking over BrlakeE'a kids ht well plaaHed
with work Oft VnfnFatsEa and ID wouldn't 30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
I'm the Playhouses of Salt Lake

tho reason that their work is fast and
hazardous
Goff Phillips is well known Minis
trcl who entcrtains with songs and
other well known burrt-corli stars with
whom lie has been associated and whom
every vaudeville patron knows. He has
an original line Of comedy stuff and
some new parodies which arc sure to be
liked. \ programme by the orchestra
of standard merit and new motion pic
lures will complete the bill
The strong heart stirring drama,
"The Regeneration, Will be the offer
ing ut he Garrick thcater all the week,
beginning this Sunday night. The play
will be presented by William Inger-
soil and company and promises to be
one of the best productions of the sea-
son. The drama deals with the settle
treats of social problem with cnste
AS the keynote. and tends to show that
it is barely possible to raise Il man
from the slums, bat taat n union be.
tween i man Of the underworld and Il
woman of the better class would tend
to degrade her. rather than elevate
him,
The first action opens in Chicory
! Hall. dive on the Bowery, which is
the home Of a gang OF toughs and
thieves, OF which Owen Conway is the
leader This is one Of the show places
for Summing parties. and on the night
Of the opening OF the play ono OF these
parties visits the den for the purpose
Of witnessing q prize fight in the
under world. The party is being con
ductcd by Arthur Ames, and the gang
has arranged among themselves to re-
lievc those IN the party of such funds
and valuablcs Us they may have.
The party, having witnessed the first
round of the fight. Ames is attacked
and the thugs are about 10 go through
his pockets. when Marie Deering, a set
Element worker. hearing the noise. goes
into the dive from the street, and bids
the man to stop. They pay no atten-
ton 10 her, but she insists and turns to
Conway, and repeats her peremptory
command.
Through some peculiar Influence she
appears to have. she is successful, and
Ames IS allowed 10 depart. She then
lights on Conway rs a fine subject for
reformation. and at once decides to take
bim in hand. This she manages to do
by attacking his courage, and succeeds
in making him promise TO come to her
home the next nigh. to take his first
lesson.
True TO his promise, Conway arrives
at Miss Dcering's home, which opens
tue second act, and there he finds
Ames, who has been making love to
her. She tells Conway OF the possibili-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

Joe Howard. who was at the Colonial
the first half OF the past week in SO The
Goddess of Liberty is the most pop
nlar ballad writer in the country and
he is known as the wizard of song max
ing. One peculiarity of his ballad writ
Ing is that the songs arc written back
wards, that is he writes his chorus first
in a brief talk with Mr.. Howard he
said:
''T invariably write my chorus first
That s The way | have started every
Song ] have written. Other composers
start. usually, with fixed idea or story
in their heads, and write it out in verse
form, later fitting the chorus into it's
middle. That s not my system. After
4 have finished the chorus ii s the cas-
Test thing in the world to get verses to
go with it. The thing that fingers most
IN the memory OF the folk who hear a
song is its chorus, hence that's where
q put my attention. In writing all of
my songs ] use the photograph. Sup
pose in tho middle Of the night. or after
hours in hotel, when ] can t use a
piano. suppose now that an air Of a
song comes suddenly to me. Do ] try
10 store it away in my think tank, or
labor furiously with notes and papers
Not /. | simply hum the melody into
a blank record on the phonograph pin. and
next morning grind it out I carry a
phonograph aud blank records with me
PvcTVW here | nO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

Ability to write songs is gift, not
nn requirement, nor purchase. There
IS nothing mechanical about it, If enc
Is to write songs it S foreordained
thing and that 8 all there is TO it; a
sort Of call il you want to put it that
way. Of course, III this line. Just as In
AL others, many imagine they are
cover TINT it WAS some other sound they
heard
During the fourteen years I've
been composing the scores of musical
comedies and popular songs. the one
sung that seems to have caught the en-
tire universe is, [ Wonder Who g Kiss
ing Her Nowq' or that song over 1,5o0,-
oo0 copies have been sold. Just now
this song is being translated into both
tho French and German languages.
Anna Held. You remember, created
her terrific hit in Paris with nv old
sopg--wef it's old now-I mean
Hello Ma Baby / can see her now,
chanting in her Parasan English, Hell
10 Mon Bebe, Hello Mon Hon-ee. -
Reverting TO his other success, "I
Wonder Who s Kissing Her Now Mr.,
Howard said: 81 wrote that song in
spproximaely two hours. | have never
taken more than two hours for any of
the $40 or $50 songs We written The
songs that appeal the heart interest
things, YOU know, come easiest for me
after pigbtfall under lights don t
want any one around when write. not
even the cat or my best friend. when
! I'M drafting out q sentimental song,
All / need is a lonesome room and a
thought, sometimes memory. a piano
and the rest comes easy,
Written primarily with n strong love
story of human interest in view, 1.-THE
Time, Place and the Girl which plays
an engagement at the Colonial for i've
duys starting this Sunday evening.
proved that this when embellishcd with
fun, catchy songs and pretty girls in
vigorous dances, is the most successful
play that prolific trio Houyh. Adams
and Howard, have turned out. This pav
nroke all records in Chicago, running
there 463 consecutive times, aud has
created equally notable records during
1nree highly successful road seasons.
ne scenes are laid at a sanitarium in
Virginia. where Johnny Hicks. a happy
go'lucky gambler and his "paI.'' Tom
cunningham, have fed to escape arresi
as d result of a physical encounter Che
previous night in Boston Before tho
police catch up with them the sanitar-