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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
MONEY WANTED


$40 900 wanted on second mortgage tor year;
interest per cent net on downtown story
brick building renting for s.. 900 per month:
value of the property over 5000. 900; first mort
gage Of SS5, 600 held by life insurance com
pany; interest 40 be paid monthly; no brokers
need answer; will not pay any commission.
Box 201S. Call office
7es INTEREST will be paid for loan of 81. 100
for three years new private residence. just
completed at cost of S3.545; security could not
possibly be better first mortgage; will pay
interest monthly: no brokers. Address Owner.
box 1902. Call office. Oakland.
l WANT to borrow S700 my city real estate.
which is worth $1,000: will give per cent
and pay all expenses. Box 2240, Call office.
WANTED 500 on timber land and mill. s
per cent; property worth $1,000: principals
only. Address box 2274 Call office
PRIVATE party wants 50. 900 TO $1,000 new
home. Box 3107. Call office Oakland.
WANT $4,000 beautiful new home; close iu-
Box 310s. Call office. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
PERSONALS

AFTER this | will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. HENRY
ZAITN JR
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished
Continued

PACIFIC Az. 2I73-E1egant residence. I2 rooms.
baths; fashionable neighborhood; every mod
EN- convenience. Seen to 3, by permit from
SHAINWAL.D & BCCEBEE.
ELEGANT house Of rooms. bath: 2219 Cali
fornis ST bet Buchanan and Webster.
ARK 10 rent. suitable for duck club. Address
box 22e5. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
EXAMPLES

FOR SALE-ALAOsT NEW CASH REGISTER
Best make OF National company. Bankrupt
sale. Bargain for quick buyer. Address + n
S5. thfs ofhce-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26

L. a. B. l. BILL, 54s Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps, vesta batteries,
Psphard oil. Diamond chains and parts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
SEWING MACHINES

We have ali makes Singer, Wheeler & Wilson,
Domestic and Whites. from $5 to $50; your
credit is good: expert repairing. OAKLAND
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1914 Clay st., opp.
Taft & Pennoyers. Phone Oakland 1774;
open Saturday evenings.
DOMESTIC 1914 FILLMORE near Post; THE
place TO buy, rent or repair sewing machines
OF sll makes; lowest pricess best terms ].
". EVANS agent; phone West 1901.
SEWING machines, all makes: renting, repair
ing. McNALLY, 1854 Mission; tel. Mission 2e2
MISSION branch OF The Can. MILLER's, sta
tioner 3o11 18th St
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
DENTISTS

DR. R. L. WALSH & CO., S35 (formerly 961)
Fillmore. bet. Fulton and Grove tel Park $3.50
ARTIFICIAL TEETH-.THIS ONE THING I
DO" Dr. C. f. Wilson. 323 Geary; suite COS.
DIR IRA G. LEEK-An kinds of dental work
515 Fillmore ST. near Oak.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. BRINK.
517 23d ST. near Telegraph av. Oakland.
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN
LADIES-f you are suffering from any all
ment or worried about your condition consult a
physician with high professional standing and
with the largest and most successful practice
Perfectly equipped offices, private sanatorium
with trained nurses; Is years without failure :
no pain; no danger az no lost time. Consultation
s D. m: Sundays 10 to 2, Phone Oakland 1901
DR. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located
1868 OFarrell ST bet. Cough and Octavia
AAA-DR. C. c. ToA famous Chinese Herb Co.
cnrns oil chronic diseases 1eA4 Sntter ST s r
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
WILLOW PLUMES

NEW japanese willow plume shop; plumes
made from old feathers boas: cleaned. dyed
and repaired; work guaranteed. 1882 Fillmore
near Pine
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
MEDICAL
DIR. DALE,

DR. of Obstetrics. Mary Adam: reliable special
ist cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption: h. / 3 D. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26

M p. SCHELL MFG. C0.-Mfg OF patented de-
vices. tools, dies, gears, punching work model
making, experimental work. 5o9-11 Howard st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
POPULAR REMEDIES

RECORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by E. B.
JORGENSON. 644 Kesrny St. San Francisco
Mail orders specially. Send for circular.
FISHER remedy for contagious contracted and
all other hlood diseases: 107h Gongh. cor EIiis
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
FOR SALE-Miscenaneous

ABSOLUTELY oDe-hslf building cost saved
Lumber, s. to $40 J. .000: 10000 and
second hand doors. soc up; 10000 windows and
frames 10 choose from. 25c TO 81; we buy large
and small job lots for cash, money alks these
times; give you the benefit: give a call:
see our stock; II viii than pay you.
DOLAN COMPANY. the biggest dealers in
building material the coasT. 1899 Market st.
AH-CUT PRICE PLUMBING SUPPLY co.
Sz0-oS McAllster St; tel. Market z0S3, J2s6e.
kuL line; sell all; free delivery and packing.
Machine threading cheap; country orders fob.
Toilet 81, bath S12. sink So basin 50. trsy 81.
Plumbing work cheaper than ever before
AAA-Young pullefs soc and ap: also year old
ieghorn pulefs. 1925 Redwood road. Fruit
vale; take Hsywards car and transfer TO
Liese sY.
The sun., 1910-06-21
CIUGHT SMUGGLING JEWELRT.
Custom House Apparently Knew Jusi
What PoIlaek Had NbOut Hlm


Isaac Pollack. a suit and cloak dealer
Of West Thirty-third street. was a cabin
pasasnger by the kRissrin August, VIC
toria and had in his trunks a quantity
Of imported stun that seemed to inspector
George ". Harn isch. who examined IL.
10 bs more valuable than POllack declared
Il TO b.. Il was ssnt 20 tbs public stores
for valuation. Pollock WIS asked II ha
had any jewelry on his person that he
would like 20 declare. aud he said hs hid
not. Acting Deputy Surveyor O'COnOor
thought otherwise. and a search revealed
about Ss.OOO worth Of articles. including
two gold mesh bags studded with rubles.
emeralds and diamonds; three gold
watches. thrse neck chains. gold brace
Vt In which h set a small gem studded
watch and q pendant set With three dia-
mOnds surrounded by rIbies
The psndant was tho last piece Of
Iewelry found POllack had Il concealed
in a secret part Of q purse. he Opened
the purss and showed apparently all tho
inside Of it. turning out lot Of small
change. Mr.. O'ConnOr asked him II that
was an that hs had in the purse. and hs
aid Il was. Then O'COnnOr took tho
DuS.s from POllack and found the pen
dant.
On his promise 10 appear yesterday
morning bsEOro Gen. Henry. Surveyor
Of the Port, POllAck was permitted 70 90.
Iaaving his haREags and smugglsd ieWslry
behind He did not get 10 the Custom
HOUSE until yesterday afternoon. Then
he vas sent before United States Com
missioner Ross In HObOksn. Who hald him
IN o. .O0O bail for examination on Friday.
Pollack was accompanied from Europe
by his chief clerk. A deputy surveyor
went 10 the clerks home yesterday and
persuaded him 10 declare $50 worth Of
jewelry and pay the duty On it.
The sun., 1910-06-21
No BI-COLORED DANCE.
East Orange TSEh schOSl FuaetioR Os'
nelally Called OH.

EAsr ORANoR. n. j.. June N. The prob
len ol the color line Ia % far a. Il Applied
to the dance of the seniors u the Fast
Orange High School was solved to-day
by the canoellation of the dance, which
was 20 have been held on Friday night al
the WOman's Club in Orange. The club
house authorities we're notified Of the de-
cision Of the graduates this afternoon
and a meeting was held Of the students
to-nlEht 10 decide on further plans What
was done was not revealed.
The decision was made 10 avoid any
unpleasant scene In case tho father ot
Isabel and Irene VahdeTvall. oolorod mem
bers of the graduating class. should ap-
pear and demand admittance for his
daughters. Isabsl has been a member of
the class throughout its Courss and
ticket 10 the dance finally found its way
TO her. Irene Joined the class from the
elass Of last year and shs roceived no
tickst The girls and their father in
sisted that a ticket should have been
given 10 Irene.
II was rumored tonight that the can
collation. Of the date vas only a rIse 10
deceive the Misses vandervAll. That the
dance will BE- bald and that the colored
girls will bs desiEnedly forgotten when
the new invitations are sent out is the
belief ol many who are not admitted to
the inner councils of the class. The
Vandervall girls had nothing % say
on the matter when it was put before
them.
The insistencs of the girls on their right
10 attend the dance in spite Of the I'M
willingness Of the young social lights oi
the class 70 let them in caused more than a
mid stir in the city Inst week. The
tickets we're all distributed on Monday
with the exception Of those Tor the Van
dervalls
The high school pupils say that they
would have made no objection 70 the
vandsrvan girls had they not made u
known that they intended 10 exercise their
fun rights and bring escorts of their
own race
The sun., 1910-06-21
OCR JUDGES CRITICISED.
huShes - New JeFssy aays They Ar
Amletea WIN the HoakUogm,

WAsHrSaroS. June 20. -The admlnis.
tration Of justice by the supreme Court
Judeaa In the city Of New York was So
vsrsly criticised In q speech In the HOUSE
tonight by Representative Hughes "
New Jerpey While Mr.. HughsA spoke
facetiOusly. bic rsaeetions On the Jnstices
IN New YOrk Were sUch a. 20 provoke
replies from Representative 0lcott n
Manhattan and Representative Fitzgerald
Of BROOKLYN. Mr. Hughes said In sub
stance that a. aoon a. . man became =
Justice In New YORK he Immediately he.
came aflicted With he hookworm. the
boll Wesvil OF some other 'dlsease' that
made him indisp0sed to labor. A. a ~
suit, Mr.. Hughes dFclared. cases in New
York courts we're drlayrd in,erminahly.
IN reply Measrs. FleHgsrald and Olc1tt
dsfonded the NeW fOrk Judiciary. de-
clAriug that the Justices were over
worked. that they we're ~ efficient a.
Judges anywhere else In the country and
that tho delays cOmplAined Of we're due
solsiy 70 the great volume Of business put
On them.
AnG EWN oNNI NeN ON lusNlcW vas
kicked up by a resolution brought forward
By representative 0OldfOgie Of Nee YOrk
TAia resolution. which vas passed. All
thoriasS the House COMMITTEES on lRimi-
grafton 20 make an investigation in the
coming reoeas into conditions which have
resulted In the failure Of 10000 aliens in
New York 70 become naturali1ed. Il is
oontended that eNpeditious naturali IatiOh
IN New York h impossibse % long a. the
courts thsTe are Overcrowded with bust
nsas a. at present.
Representative Macon Of Arkansas 90,
into the dsbate. He stirred up trouble
when he suggested that " the u N,een able
bodied members from Greater New York
got On the job In the summer they could
evolve . remedy for the situation and thus
save the 0oveTnmsOt the q sOn which the
G1ldioals resolution provided should h
made available for the pTOposed inquiry.
-lst us Keep this q. 500 in tho treasury
Of the peoplel' shouted Mr. Macon.
-The House. bOWeveT. by a substantial
majority. dNcided IN spend the El.sOO.
The sun., 1910-06-21
ETERI BODT MAJ FLT NOV
Acre club PFOhiDttlsn h LATED Because
WriEhG InJuncIlsh d No More.

MeFO z Nul FNNAAyNANN y AaANF" "NNA"~N
WriEhl InluRCglon u Ne More.
The governors Of the Aero Club of
America announced yesterday that in
view Of the fact that tho courts had va
oated' the temporary Injunction secured
by the Wright Company against Glenn
n Curtiss the club felt II would not
be justified in Withholding any licenses
for meets pending the final decision on
the Wright claims.
A resolution was passed Yesterday
inviting the American AeronautiCal A.
pociation to hold It's convention to-mOr-
row in rlis rooms Of the Aero Club. The
AsronAutioal Association opposed the
aRreement with the Wright Company
and formed an independent organization.
The Aeronautical Federation Of America.
a body that sprang into existence through
the efforts Of the AerOnautical Society.
a rival ol the Aero club. has also invited
the American AsTonautical Association
10 form an alliance and has announced
IN AT a iOint convention will he held at the
Hotsi Astor to-morrOw.
Ihe Aero Club proposes TO form an
organization TO BE- known a. the National
Council ol Aero Cubs Its suooess will
depend largely upon whether Il receives
the cooperation Of the American Aero
nautical Association.
The sun., 1910-06-21
DROPS WYMAN VIII CONTEST.
AttogRsy fer Ntrs. mary =. Cutler - New
Ysrk WItharaws Appearance

BogroS June sa-willlam A. 0cilin of
this city. counsel FOR Mrs. Mary 8. Cutie
of New YOrk end Andovsr. contestant of
the will Il Isesc c. wymsn Of Salem. Who
left practically ell hia estste. valued 81
several million doIlrrs. to Princ@toa.
Withdrew his appearance IN ne PToba te
Court az Salem to-day.
The withdrawal is taken as indicating
that the contss' has been given up.
hlr. O1lin said tO-dFv he did not care
o. give his rcasun for Withdrawing from
the case. but he did not underEta1d thet
any other counsel was TO represent Mrs
Cutler. Mr.. Odln denied the repoyt
from Salrm that he hEd teisphonsd 10
TIE court that an investigator showed
that there vas no ground for tae o1n.
tsst.
A hearing had been assigned FOR
"Wednesday. aud the contestants have
said that they would not be ready and
counsel for the will notified them that any
mOttons Cor . continuance must b made
to-day. Counsel foF the will say there
has h@en M oOmprOmise or agreement
Of eOmpFOmins made THIS leaves the
only cOntestants. the Nudge cotIsins.
who viii he heard Wednesday
The sun., 1910-06-21
MRS. BUTTERFIELD INJURED.
widow of Gen. Datteraeld Falls Down
stairs at HeE summer HOnae.

COLD sPRISd. n Y. June 2O.-Mrs.
Butterhsld. widow Of Gen. Daniel Butter
field. whose New York residences - a.
sis Fifth avenue. met with an accident
last evoning At Cragside. her summer
home in this village. that will oOnfne her
TO her room for some time 70 come. Mrs.
Butterfeld was descending the stairway
when her foot caught In her dress and
she fell heavily 20 the bottom land
ing. She was unconscious when picked
up and remained 90 until the arrival Of
Dr.. John A Holland. who upon exam
inAtiOn found that she had broken her
right leg near the hip. Specialists were
Immediately summoned from New York.
The bone was set. but owing 20 the adj
vAnced age Of Mrs. Butterheld Il is a
question Whether the operation will prove
SUCCESSFUL.
MS. Buttsrheld had planned 70 enter
tain on an extensive scale this summer.
Among her guests was 10 have besn Mrs,
Russell Sage for several weeks, but owing
70 tho accident all social engAgkments
have been canoelled.
The sun., 1910-06-21
SERENO y. PtTNE SHOCKED.
ssnnhpatter HAD ahOated Tear Down
Tarn NaR Thnt DivIdes Cs Prem NeNIcS. -


NAsWINGT y. June 20 REPRESENTATIVE
Serene D. Pavue of N@W York was shOcked
to-day when he heard some One @hnut
IN debate Tear down the tariff wall tha,
divides ~ from Mexico. and better re.
Iatinns will at once lie established between
the two republics
Mr Pavne arose. his brow contracted
into = deep frown He evidently in
tended to protect the Aforesaid wall no
matter Who shosild attempt 10 scale q 80
tear u down Mr. Payne was under the
impression that he sacriless had besn
committed bv a member On the nen'o-
cratic side ~ the HoUse When he hs-
covered that IL vas uttered by = Repnbii
can he did not attempt 10 oonoeal he
auiazsment. Representative Mann of
Illinois vas the member Who demanded
thas the tariH wall befWeen MEXICO ~
rayed. and whom Mr. Payne saw it Wa'
one % his oWn standrai friends heShOo'
his head mournfnl'Y in dissen, aud sai
doEn
The House hsd ur FOR con liberation 4
resolution reported nv the Committee Oh
FDr~ign ATNis providing FOR the creation
- a commission 10 represent this Govern
tnsn, a. the centennial oelebration 10 b"
held in Mexico city In september Rep.
NJ ,entativs Foster % Vermont called
up this measure. lie and others urged
that &, Ms The duty q this Government
10 = represented a, MeTico city on the
occasion named CiosrT relations would
result. u a. argued
Mr. Mann charged that the resolution
provided f0r nothing more than a iunket
Ne spok' disparaging y ~ Congress iunkeis
and Congress -iunks,sers Mr. PAYNE
and nearly everybody else voted Tor the
resolution. The commission created will
lue COMPOSED of three senators three
Representatives and three others 70 -
mar ed by the President
The sun., 1910-06-21
ITILT TO Guard ENTGRINTS.
Net Only Grin nut WOrkIngmen 20 Ne
lnder IIsr Omcial Eye In America

Spsdai Cabs Dsspaioh 10 THH SrS.
ROME, June %. Speaking in the Cham
Der Of Deputies to-day the Marquis
al San GiulianO. Minister of Foreign
Affairs. advocated the passage of the
bill regulating emigration. Such regu-
lation. he said. had become a necessity.
Il was tho intent of the bill II II became
a law not only 10 protect emigrants and
provide them with work but 90 exercise
a proper surveillance over ports of de-
parturu. This was aimed especially AZ
the sending out Of girls for Illicit purposes.
speaking Of the United States. hs said
that Il Waa impossible Tor tho oOvern-
ment 10 interfere 10 stop the high rates
ol freight 70 that country. but the Gov
sFnment was determined 20 improve the
condition u the emigTants destined
there. Il had been decided 20 increase
the number of conaulates 20 a. 10 look out
for the interests of the WOrkingmen.
The sun., 1910-06-21
-. Elrla,, pl -. o Rsials.

WmFrn PLAINS. June 1o.-Final judg-
msnt was entered In the Westchsstsr
County Clgrk's ohscs to-day on The ao-
counts Of william Jay ~ executor Of tho
estate OG AlaFy Elizabeth Fish under Ger
tain trusts created BY Mrs. Fold In her
win The total vahiS Of the estate is
o. .Sol .011. out Of which thsre are three
trusts 70 b paid. For the benefit Of
Prinos CarlO FFancaecio. a grandson.
there 70 500. .OOa. foF Primes NaFoantOniO
Franoaooio aas.OoO. and Princess DaFsoh.
q gEunddanGhtsr. tlg7ysoo Each Of the
thrss also rscsivS tisIysoO In addition 10
the above amount. Tie estate consisted
ofroalty In New York city and In ths States
Of Nevada and AFEanaap, and thsrs are
bOnds. mortgages and railroad stochA A
arg nuuibsT Of the bononciaries aEs msm-
bers on tho wsll Known Jay and SchieHslin
families. Ths hsBshciaFiss above named
are nov Fsaidsnts Of Italy
The sun., 1910-06-21
ABINDONED BARN WON'T TNK.
NaviEalIng Herself ThrouEh Atlantic
RtoFma WIN a Reefed MaintOpsau.

The stanch Norwegian bark Crown
which sailed from Nova Scotia with a
cargo Of lumber on December II last
year for Bahia blanca. "a ths eastern
coast Of Argentina. and was abandoned
waterlOkEed In January was sighted on
Friday about 7tO miles southwest OF Ber-
muia by the IAmpoTt a Holt liner
Titiap. IN yesterday from Brazilian ports
Her masts and bowsprit and iibbOOm
we're standing and a rested upper main
topaail vas set although shs doubtless
has igzAkRst through many storms in
the last ave months Rhe looked - much
Ike q vessel under C..Lmand that Capt
Garry sent a boats crew 70 her They
found no ons aboard and returned 10 the
liner She may he heard from later near
enought 10 an Amerioaa port 10 inspire
the dprelict destroyer and salver Seneca
20 SEE Whether Or not she is worth towing
into haFbOr
The sun., 1910-06-21
LAST CALLS FROM JERSEY.
one ,. y. OGeFs . Case % wine 10 Couple
Ne OmeIatss fOr Before Ne Quits.

PATFRsoS. n. J.. June 20 On the door
Of the ofics Of Justice Of the Peace Abe
Cohen is posted the folio wing notice
To WHoM II MAY COycERN I do not
approve Of tho new marriage law. All !
want is 70 marry one couple before the
Law goes into eject and will quit the
bucklinE job. There's a case Of vine for
the couple that accepts this oher
ARR COHBN. J. p.
-Weil.- Squire Cohen explained when
asked abOut the notice. 4 call that nsW
marriage law a farcr lt's hard on the
people getting married 10 answer a lot
Of fool questions and It's hard on the Jus
tioe. who must take up . whole lot Of time
hlling out blanks For my part there will
be no weddings after July 1, and think
New Jersey couples will be inclined n
20 to some other state To the frst couple
that comes along before July ! will give
case Of wine, and that will he my last
marriage, a. least until the law passed
by the last Legislature h changed
Magistrates generally believe rhat the
new law will have a tendency - dis
courage matrimOny in this STATE
The sun., 1910-06-21
HOOKWORN ~ PHILADELPHIA.


NtfaA A9AH AatEN N@@AAA hN0fN wv
AhFeaay taalf Aeeo@piishsd.
PHTIADEISHIA. June - Philadslphia
has q genuine cass Of hOOkworm disease.
the fret one ever ssen In this city Charles
Keel. IS years Old. 10 the victim. On
June 9 be vas taken 10 the Germantown n
Hospital.
Keel lsa man Of medium Insight, slightly
built and has a pAsty complexion. He
face has an anxious and somewhat stupid
oppression and his syes present the
typIcAl pallOT Of ansmia. When he vaa
rocsivsd at the hospital he had 70 be
carried, but 70 nov able 10 Walk around.
Tho treatment bs is getting 10 very
simple When hrst admitted 70 the hos
pital he vas given nothing N cat for
twenty -four hours and big doss Of aalts
was administsred since then he has
beon kept on a special diet and is being
treated With thymol.
Ths hospital physicians express No
bsllsf that . cure in Koals cass viii soon
10 o1e1fed.
The sun., 1910-06-21
BERLINS CENSOR HERE.
Ms Werh d TrylRg and tIs Is Going 10
ISWa 70 nsouperate.

DR.. POaaart. dramatic end operatio
censor a, Berlin. was a passanger by the
North German Lloyd liner Prina Fried
rich wilhelm. In last evening from Bre.
men. He was too ~ 10 leave his cabin.
HIS wife. who Was Miss Ryder of Iowa,
said he vas here for recupsration, biz
nerves having given way under The strain
Of his work. He "a going with her 10 her
fathers home In Iowa. She said the job
Of censor In Berlin was q srying one
French plays were expurgated freely
before they were put on In Germany. and
no plays a. indecent a. some that we're
produoed In New YOrk would he allowed
In Berlin.
The sun., 1910-06-21
nor SPELL N WASHINGrON.
Fans WOFking ln Congress Lemonade IN
the senate. lee water In the iIOusr.

WASHINGTON. June ~ At the Capitol
to-day there were many reminders that
the fret real torrid spell u the summer
was at hand Palm leaf fans were working
in both the senate and the House and
many statesmen were arrayed in sesr-
sucker coats and other hot weather ap-
parsl Great buoketfils of lemonade
were In evidence in the senate cloak rooms.
but over In the House members contented
themselves with plain ioe water House
members have always booked with vir-
tuous Indignation AZ che proposition
Of spending a few dollars from their con-
tingent fund for lemonade.
The withering weather. however. had
no AppreciAble effect upon the How u
OratOry. which ran On all day under full
bead in both the House and senate Many
q collar was Wilted. The House for good
measure had a night session.
The sun., 1910-06-21
MlYOR LED TO Jan Moons.
Montana Justice said Ne Nsusi Ne ''Kept
mere Untn { Order Itia Releaae."


HKLENA. Mon. June 10 City officials
were thrown into CONSIDERATION late to-
day when judge Clements In the District
Court ordegod Mayor Prank J. Edwards
oG Helenn committed 10 jail and kept
there until ! order HE reieaae'
This action was taken because of The
failure a the Mayor b. observe an order
Of ths Court respeCting the payment u
A certain police OlIictal whom the Mayor
and Council removed and Tor which they
we're fined under a contempt charge.
while the Council at its last nesting
ordered the payment u Is aaid the Mayor
has nOt approved the warrant and that
In conSequenCe no Payments were made.
Mayor Edwards personally p1id his own
fine and that o. the seven Aldermen.
The Mayor was taken into custody by
the sheriff. but before the jail doom we're
rsarksd the Courts Onders we're Dheyed
and no actual commitment followed
The sun., 1910-06-21
APACHES WAYLAY DIPLOMAT.
smash HIs auto. but Parts Police Arrive
IN Time 20 Make Arrests

Spsdal Cabls DsSpaisA 70 TIE sun
PARIs. June 7O.-Apaches stationed
along the high road from VinConnss
10 Paris to-day attacked the occupants
Of an automobils ownesi and driven by
Sehor LsquezamOn. an attache Of the
Argentine Legation here.
The car was smashed but by the greatest
good luck the poliOs arrived in time to
ssve the occupants from violence.
There were a number of arrests.