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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
WHITE SLAVES TO CHINESE.
Chicago Police Take Three American
Women From Chinese HOtCl

Chicago, Aug. 70. - Three young
women, all of Grand Rapids, Mich.
We're taken from The Canton" q
Chinese hotel by police today They
are: Mrs Nellie Delights, aged 20
years; Florence Koon, aged IS, ami
Josephine Thompson, 19 years old,
The girls said they We're brough,
20 the hotel from Grand Rapids.
where the Koon girls says she was
telephone operator, by Mrs De
Rights last Monday Mrs Delights
said She is separated from her hus-
band, who lives at Iona. Mich, ana
declared that the girls came with her
from Grand Rapids by their own
wishes,
., local authorities expect 20
turn the case over to the federal
.a.rt TOR prosecution under the
Mann act prohibiting traf.ieking in
women. Arrests Of number OF
Chinese said TO be implicated are
expected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13

owing to repeated calls on the
health department concerning bottled
water sold n Tulsa, the health de-
partment has caused an analysts to be
made OF local waters with the follow
ug test resulting.
sand Springs Water: No gas form
ers; twenty-five bacteria to the cubic
centimeter.
RadiN Water: No gas formers;
two hundred and nifty bacteria to the
cubic centimeter
Crystal Springs Water: No gas
formers three hundred bacteria to
the cubic centmeter.
Water containing from three to
five hundred bacteria to the cubic cen
timeter is considered safe, but not
good. The presence Of gas formers alb
solutely condemns II.
DIR. ID. u. WADSWORTH
Superintendent Of Health.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
SKINTOOK

Special 20 'ha World
Sk'atooy Okla. Aug 12.-Born-
Monday Aug 7, at II O'Clock p, m.
to MT and Mrs. r. W. Blaine. son.
Mrs Allie Swenglc and children
~ Woumka are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs r W. Stewart.
T. II. Kreager and son are home
from visit IN Arkansas
John Tayino was q visitor 70 Tulsa
Monday
L. c. Sheriff was CollInsvlle
visitor Tuesday
Professor nastham has returred
90 his home at Red Fork
Mrs w Harmon returned Sunday
Go her parents in Missouri
Stratton Kernoodle Is suffering
from an attack OF blood poisoning
l.. o. Br'utvall is suffering from a
bruised hand
Mossers Craig Proctor and Marsh
~ the Jewell theatre drove to Col
linsYlle Wednesday.
s $ Craig is reported on the sick
list.
Born. Tuesday 10 Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Cancy a baby girl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13

alrs II. II. McNutt saturday died
sunday evening.
ATTORNEY Van Albertson was In ok
mI'gee, Tuesday
Mrs J. a. Thomas and little son
were peggs visitors Friday
pr Lankford was a Sapulpa visitor
Monday
Rev. o. l. Adams was az Mounds,
Monday
Mr. and Mrs James Ward OF Man
grgm. are visiting relatives here
Mr and Mrs. J Jackson are visit
Ink at the home ~ Mrs. =, Q. Brown.
Wesley Landlord Is having a porch
Hg.lt 90 HIS residence
Mr and Mrs Art Monday returned
IhGr-Iay from Clar,mure.
Miss Joyce Waters was IN Sapulpa
Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
To Conycrt Amcricn.

Mortified Mass, Aug 12.-Special
meeting Of thirty eyangelists was
held here today and plans made for
a national revival All the delegates
united in the project TO convert
America"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

nay. could not find a better peo-
Ole 10 live sEa0Bg-
Ny former experience IN the
business here was z pleasant one
and I have always felt grateful for
the many fsvors and kind treat
ment received from the people
Of this community. trust these
old friends. together with al 9th
ers VIII look With favor upon this
undertaking and give rs their UNI
TED support
II rs the earnest desire q Mr..
Hardy and myself 10 80 conduct
this paper that II VIII b . wei
come visitor in every home. viii
BE- respected for its fairness
On sn questions Of public interest
and eorsseienrious service II every
movement that viii Be . benefit
70 the town and county We snail
Try 20 rnaIntsiB the present stan
dard az excellence and from time
to time make such improvements
A. the occasion demands We
have DO hobby "a Fide other than
10 make our business q success
and a the same tiEns eontrihute
our nIfe 10 The bsttsrneBf q the
community.
Our printing plant although
one If the bess m Western Texas
. beng further equipped with
new JOB and Sd type. with ether
Necessary material. and We make
no Idle bOsst when We Say we
guarsnfe@ our WORK % - FIRST
-isSs I'd every par75sulsr-
A cordial INVITATION - extend
"a 10 all 10 drop m and So The
Linotype machine at work ar
take note o. fhe Improved Msth-
oiS II pruning ntwsEaper
ln so1einiing fhsss rsnzFss-
re wish 20 essptsslze t-f fsst-
that TIE SiEnsi + 90 IN orrsz
bat . neESsper Ia Ia -s-e and
sfrier seass 81 -ts u,f1 and ~
usnf ev=ry s1s 90 fs-i a. -t,1Et
50 j. ra-ir raps- and - - -uzss
are rF,n 81 fi-s1 - ~ 1sevi n
ar is1itziit E'1rr.9ss 81 ~ s.'--
-ff - - s1ss5- a. hsre
r : IAf ESON
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Drsgs herself painfully thru
her daily tasks suffering from
baekaehe, headache, nervousness
los Of appetite and poor sleep,
not knowing her lis are due TO
kidney and bladder troubles 70
ley's Kidney Pills give quiek re-
lief from pain and misery and .
prompt return 10 health and
strength No woman who 20 SUI
fsrs can afford to overlook Foley
Kidney Pills
For sale by Snyder Drug Co
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

TIE sigma wants 70 soggest %
thoss Of It's snb sesibers who are
n arre4r that under the hws
81 the Pest OHiee Department the
time limit ! Fixed ard publishers
are forced 70 sometimes diseoatin-
Ne 4 subscription that : known 70
- Absolutely good
We do No; want to eut any of
our Ss4. bui WIN have 10 Stop
rhose who have suffered their
subscriptions 10 run overdue Be-
vond the time limit We would
ike 10 carry our entire list until
fall - that Il VIII BE- easier for
our friends to pay mp, but II Is
a matter beyond our control and
We are forced 70 revise the list
every few dzys II BY mistake We
cat any ouf. who's time = Stili ID
date we viii gladly correct our
mistakes
The Signal wants 10 20 INFO
every home IN Seurry county We
already have a very large eireula-
ton. bar there are some who ar
got taking the paper. These We
want on The list and while NE ger
the new readers We are anxious
10 keep all the old friends with Is
When Jon come 10 town oesare
and call On rs whether you owe
Us anything or not We want to
see you and hear what \ gong
On Ia your community.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Ju,r 40 az tia1e wssn a. ,Tss
and srs5s I'd tss S-z-e S,sEszs rsre
g-seszd5aE "a f-g 70 seszas Ia
sszzr s.-.xsssz. a rs-s,lI-as1 EHs
z-rr.sp.s,5 a. su,5.,sss S.sza-nT
Btsys rsriif E.izz-sn and rie
~. forces t@1zg ma1t - pss--ly
81 BsZsy zsz and rarrly a'ss- r
esms z-ar tTsakizg tts p-s rEn.ss
Tts-s 1-~ubsz ne uezl5 sszy ~
tr--t - ~ Hes ssrs7.-rss Il "a
81zs~ a-.esrs,. S1Eresre,s r.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Wee President Sherman : op-
pos4d to Canadian reciprocity and
IKE most Of those opposing the
Measure look upon Il A.
as the mesnss o. abclishing the
Old republican theory Of protse-
tive tariff. Mr.. Sherman ssys:
The seeming trend away from
protection. IN ray Judgment Is bur
temporary. BEFORE our people e
sEek 10 fhe old mocriE-s. hsE=v-
r.. We r ~ be tSrci t.rusIgh a
seriod u oppression Il re people
10 nefswsks4 70 - situation
prior 20 ne time the protection
rgaDs ere Knocked from bsn-stl
lac eeonar1lc ssr1cfErs. wish the
fall Of that structure VII come
Z ,-oa,s ficn. palnfsl ih9sg' Il Be-.
whisA VII. As heretofore bring
tle people 10 their senses and
ssuse them % return 20 their Old
mornings with a wonderful Hnsn-
.lnify. with great force and all
taste. look with graf Sadness
ayou this SEEMING rrrnd A. Ia
prss-nt. but NJ hope feE tte IL
.1rs = optia.sssis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

StepQine s- a rusty Eal has
teeE ne cause 81 uany caSs 81
ioekiaw- Tts naa uas nct 50 necb
TIE flank - nsgisst ~ ~ vo1nd
II saeA Woun1is wsre Pru1P-iy
eieared and RlEars = Snov Ina
n-nt spplied- tAsre uorld - ~
is,lisv. - ~ sntisrpti- rrcP.
s-ti.s 81 she lzn1n-nr uonl3 e,un-
-er1rt TIE rclsun a1i ~ wcurt
~,ui aeal cuekis. Prsre -. So
40 tIo' ~ ,ottl- "a 8 1T
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Bites Of Fcisoaoas 1s-ets that
esnse ~ desh 70 swell up ssus.
& treated uith = hsalinE anti
s,psse tAst al esaaterast NJ
poizsn s-d teal the wosnd- BAL.
l1ris Sucu l-izize.s answers e.
eEy rsguirelent n sreh eSses-
Prser -. 5a- ard sloo SD ~
All druggists
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Jot- " GATES, n,iliic1zirr pro
rsose- o. tn city q Por- Arthur,
Texas. zn6 largely Interested n
51 nxr-srs Did Wednesday n-srn
NJ IN PsriS. FrSnee- Il = no- ~.
Iievs3 fkzt rs dsash VII s7esi
ths Operatives 81 TN Texas cs@-
psny
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
Publishers Notice.

Mr.. = B. Barnes has sold hIs
interest II the Signal newspaper
and JOB business 70 R. S JseksOn
and the publication + now owned
and Published BY Hardy 4 jack
son
See below the statements By Mr..
Barnes and Mr.. Jsekson-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Prof II 2 Gable. s1perinfeRd-
entcf the Snyder publie schools
VIII occupy The new Hazel resi-
denee IN vest snyder The pro
fesSor called IN this week and
joined The big family OF Signal
readers \
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

1 have sold my interest m the
snyder Signal 10 r = Jackson,
and hereafter the paper win Be
under the management Of Hardy
& Jackson us present owners
Both these gentlemen are well
known 70 the people Of Snyder
snd Seurry county. and are thor
oughIy eOnversant with neEspaP-
er work. Did ] deem II necessary
10 introduce Messrs. Hardy &
Jackson 10 the friends and patrons
Of the Signal, would have no
hesiiancy in saying that the pap
er mas fallen into safe and able
hands. men who are conscientious
snd fair. believe in their work
and the lofty mission Of the news
paper when rightly conducted We
besDeak for the new firm the
same consideration that has been
shown the management IN the
past.
Our personal experience IN the
newspaper work in Snyder has
demonstrated 10 us the fact that
one paper with reasonable sup
port can accomplish more for the
town than two only half support
"a. We make tins statement a. one
having a common interest N the
business welfare Of the eommun-
.iy and therefore believe that i
would h. the psrt % good bssi-
ness judgment for our citizens 70
rally 20 the support q the l''tal
paper and make II one Of the great
est factors for development Of TIE
country. The maiDisinanes q
i've daily paper = ore Of ths bssi
investments that the property or
ners Of Snyder could Possitsy
make. il Is tie spokesman o. sEsry
one. and the small p1fisBss n-ess
sary 70 support ard uEiu1ti1 q
live daily = s1r- - tss,rs a.
bread eas1 upon fhe wsssrs
A f0f ourselves ne arr grr- (
tag fts n-EsvsT.sr Harf ~ a.
I'm. 70 eoms- fu- Ne 81 - r51t
f.sl71r q rs,Er-1 fsr 80 rsrk
has ts,sz enurs-iE And ne Esd
stt- -fs fr5sDas and r,gutl1- .
rrr,ssz 81. isers mac 81 ~s1--F
rrsurrF curing SIR -sH Fssrz n
az hn-rsss s-e sDssi ia, r.ut
w-uui6 psc - srE''.,1s,5 81 rslrn-
i1s7iy rsaED freu sDft s1ruun3-
rrEr Ne ezn fruskfuly ~ shsi
ue hnre ns-f- uzr5 fhs EaPtr toI
CrDw si1nrs a. a. sos1rg and IN
s-srpnr dcEn am OF ne d 81
E7sh he friendlisss feelings for
every oue. and wherever cur lot
sazy - go IN TIE clrzneing vitis-
sifudes q life JuF kindliesi
fho-rtts san be fer TIE eood
reople re have known IN Sel-ry
CouBty.
ERRARNES
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

ia s-tsr Hr-.5s -ss lz1..ev srusr
= -.s-r..s I'd fszz-E n sezzrcTiii
-futer-Fs- Wsr-h R-eeri
A15 Ersrssl - tas soaFlnrllE
q v-rssasly rvsry Fssii1g ulan
s1e-yz -na,st uf.s trs Ain.3ss1 ~
ss-zsrrSsl -5--.@r Esrstv
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

There are vastly more people In
Texas favorable 70 the protective
tariff idea than people have been
inclined 10 saPpose The fact rs
the average man would IKE 70
naye bis interests protected By
law or by rules Of eommerce.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

. Mr.. 4. D. Cox ha.s Eeae to JUS
tieebarg shss preek 60 i,-z.f me
residence ioF q paE1y fAers and
Wh~n ~ e,su1-sS tatk - - Eszzg
70 par 80 a ss1isa1w .sre a-zr IA
Sau-s p 1spgs an VA 80 a
rl.ersazrl..a t1s.sI.sgsss Et<rs -tzs fs-l-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Mrs A J. Grsnthsm and Mrs
n. c. FRlIilove entertained their
sunday School classes Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. Full
owe. or course the little folks had
. great time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

100 bolts Of new fail Ginghams
suitable for school dresses and
sprons-
Come IN and see them whether
you buy or not. No trouble
show you-
Hunter Mercantile Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Ere-y -51szez - Snyder skeaid
- r55e srzks - H. progressive
n-srs-s - ~ teu-n AID eoUnsy.
II re -xlsx oar eo-rpes Ne arr
81 90 rs-roETs5e and vksn Ne
b.,sziz % - backward etker towns
EI - forWxFd
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

After forty 81 yr1ss III Tex
1s Lezislsfur~ vossd Wednesday
q resfcrs The State 81 OAio. q 7ag
captured b. the Lone Star Req
uerf fron The 77fh Ohio volun-
te~rs n a hattie IN Arkansas DIR
ug h eivl var
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

MA ~ Legislarure gas
soEB 70 ne re,iislririIne i-lsi-
aesS w~id lzss IKE 70 have sszs
voice IN the ssaping Of ths r-p-
resent1fiVe disfric; -Thirh j. 20 II
elndr ScarEy COUNTY
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
ER RARNES

As stated N fke fssesoinE. !
have parehascd z b Bsrns IN
ierrzt IN this r.Per- he only sx-
se ! have 20 oifsr FER again sn-
-.eng n 80 nrrqaper huiness
ilre IS. S1sief ioots ed % ..
i. a e<hlss ral. ana - u1fry 2
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
CITATION BY PUBLLCArIo
THE STATE or TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any constable \
Scurry Counfy-Greeti
You are hereby commanded 4
summon ". Sehner, By makid
publication Oft his citation oB)
IN each week for four saeeesdv|
weeks previous to the return dad
hereof, N some newspaper pub
Iished N your County If there \
. newspaper published ,hereh
bat if lot, then IN any newspap.'
published in the Both Judicial ID
tric1 but if there be no newspa|
er published in said Judicial d.
triet, then IN q newspaper puI|
lished IN the nearest District. \
said seth Judicial District to a
pear Al the next regular term
the district eoart Of Scnrry Cou|
~, to be holden at the Court hou
thereof IN Snyder, Texas, On d
Third Monday IN September, a
d. 1911, the same being the lStI
day Of September. A d. 1911 Tied
snd there to answer q petitm I'd
ed in ssid court on the touha
day Of August, A d. 1871 IN
suit. numbered on the dOckrt
ssid court, No 763, wherein 4
thur YoDge IS Plaintiff and ]
Sehner Is Defendant, said nt
ton allegiag as follows towii. /,
Suit on two promisory na
dated July u. A. d. 1907, fGa
sum Of $3.50 each bearing I'D
est fron date at the rate Of SD
cent per annum and due twon
three years from date, respesf
~ and transferred 81 said Ed
leigh Townsite Company %
plaintiff. Plsintiff prOys fOr IN
closure Of the vendors hen gV
to secure the two said notss
II acres out Of block No. ~
The Hsrmleigh Townsite Comp
Piaiufiff prays for principal,
iersst. attorney 5 fees and eoS
sun.
Herein Fan Not. bat have
fore ssid Court. AZ is aforer
next regular term. this writ
your return thereon. showing
yOo have executed the SANE
Given under ~ Hand and
SEAL 81 said Court az oEice in
Dr.. Texas this che 4th. day
August. A. ID. 1911.
". s ADABIS0N
CLERK. District Court. SeHTy a
lSea,l
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

The chief Of police IN Fl Worth
proposes TO furnish police escorts
for lone women who may desire
70 sttend theatres and other night
sttrzeTicnS- This plan wiz insure
a beau FOR every belle.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

San Anio1ia. has esEgkf ~ The
idsa - . trzns State highway and
u7l pronose the ta1diug Of .
pike rod 10 ths galf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
Hay Fever Asthma and sunnsE
Colds.

40AAA3a
Must be relieved quickly AND
Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound viii do il. Z. N. Stewart
1884 Wolfram Street Chicago,
writes: .''navs been greatly
zo1bled during the hot summer
zoafhs with hay fever and find
Tat By asing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound ! can get relief. .
Many Others who suffer similarly
rlu be CAD 70 benefit by Mr..
~ szy5sr Drug Co. .... ....
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

The Texas delegation m Wash
ington are very much divided a
10 ehoice Of . presidential propo-
sifion- Some are for Wilson sonle
for Harmon, and ssnae for Chanp
Clark 49,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

F.tgls vac E.sr.as- =, gig re-
sseiL E15is rsrlr'lls.ss e rs-.r-a
mas =. .a1ra e f71ass5tl s--sa-'1ss
rHsr- sssn,srts-s 4l-1E ~ iz1-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Snyder kEIs . broom manHfae-
turer who puts up - good sweep
ers as can Be bought from OUT
side dealers
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

A RAJ Slsars politician ws,ehes
re lyine Srsvs and taen pre-
ees,ls 70 align hi.aself e1 IN ssi-
SIDE
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Any sort Of mule can kick i
doesa I requIrs any special talent
10 knock On your town
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Look Ont for malaria. Il 5 SEA
ss1zhle now 4 few dOses Of
Fr5skly Ast Bitters i a sure pre-
venfsrire
For 80 b. al druggists
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

The STATE nliiia i hsidi1e tie
annual srcanP.ezf this wesk a.
csnP Nah-y
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

TO TRADE-A GOD sutomobi~
foT hozss o. crop- Address P. o.
Bsx 81 Snyder. Texas s..
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Foley Kidney pills win cheek
tn progess 81 your kidney and
slzddsr trouble and heal BY ~
mcTirg TIE csuse- Try their.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Variety IS the very SPEC Of life.
1kst kires II al is flavor.
Y1psr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Tie prosperity u your to~n
and county depends upon yoa-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

- strike wniek started reren
On Ihe H. 4 +. c. ; abeas
spread - the southern PAcifis-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-27
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1Rn.l

Ell Paso, Tex, March 27.-The rep
resentatives of the insurgent Mexi-
cans here and the federals in Juarez
are talking peace today. The junta
here predicts that within the present
week Minister Limantour, for Diaz,
will meet, either here or in Juarez,
with Francisco Madero, when the lat
ter will formally present his demands
on the granting of which will depend
his cessation of further hostilities.
That complete change in Mexico,
anticipating less, will be demanded
by the Madero's was declared today
by Alfonso Madero.
peace is impossible" he said, "un-
It'll Diaz and Corral go. 1t is untrue
that the insurgents have agreed to
lay down their arms pending a set
tlement-the settlement npnst be
made first.
"If America intervenes in Mexico,
it win mean most bloody war. The
insurgents would Immediately cease
opposing the federals and would join
with the Diaz faction in fighting the
Americans. We will oppose even
moral Intervention, and will fight to
the death against armed interfer-
ence."
Alfonso Madero said that Limantour
had remained in Washington until he
(Alfonso) had communicated with
Francisco Madero in the field and OBJ
tanned a promise that Limantour's
passage through the insurrecto terri
tory would be safeguarded. He said
that the rebels might easily have
captured Limantour had they desired
to do so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-27
143 CHARRED AND MANGLED BODIES
new YORK'S TERRIBLE OBJECT LESSON
Government by Epistle.

+ New York, March 27.-Al- I,
= though he declined to make a I.
= statement, 1t is believed today I.
+ that Mayor Gaynor is prepar- +
+ ing to answer Magistrate Cor +
r rigan's charge that the town +
+ is more open than under former I.
+ Police Chief Devery. +
+ Corrigan declared that gam +
+ bling houses, infamous resorts +
+ and graft are rampant and =
+ profitable as ever; that strong =
+ arm men operate unchecked, +
+ and that the serious crimes go I.
+ unpunished. =
+ 1--WE have had Is months of I.
4 government by epistle," said +
+ Corrigan, "and this is the re- 7
+ suit" +
+ The mayors reply was that Z
+ he would make his reply in his :
+ "own way and at his own time" :
+ :
+ ++++++++++++++4 + - +
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-27

building. Williams department, he
said, was required to pronounce
buildings safe. On February last
Williams deputy endorsed the Asch
building, in spite Of narrow stairways
and inward swing doors. Whitman
demanded a copy of this report.
He conferred with Judge o Sullivan
of the court of general sessions and
will instruct the grand jury to con-
tinue in session until an investigation
has been completed.
Fire Marshal Beers this afternoon
summed up the results Of the whole
investigation into the fire so far. He
is satisfied that the fire started under
cutting table.
"At 4:40 o'clock in the afternoon
either match or cigarette stump
started the blaze he said. Super
intendent Samuel Bernstein and 9TH
ers at once grabbed the hose and
buckets and started to fight the
flames. simultaneously Edward
Brown and other machinists tried to
get the girls in line to march them
to the elevators and stairways. The
poor things did not know what was
meant, as the most of them did not
understand English.
Terrible confusion resulted. and
perfect babel Of tongues swelled
higher and higher as the flames
spread. The girls were seated at the
sewing machines so closely that their
backs touched. Stools, which, had
there been a fire drill, would have
been pushed under the machines,
blocked their way to safety, and the
first fleeing victims, stumbling over
the stools, were thrown into strug-
Cling, screaming mass and remained
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-27

Suspecting that man giving his
name as George Brown was the man
wanted by the authorities of Port
land for outraging and numbering
five-year-old Barbara Holman in a
lodging house in that city on March
H. Sheriff Harry P. Minto and Dep
uty Sheriff Esch yesterday after
noon placed him under arrest with
the result that this afternoon Detec-
tive Joe Day, of Portland, after an
investigation of the case announced
that he tailed exactly with the de-
scription of the fiend who took the
life of the Holman girl, also that his
stories were conflicting, and left with
him this afternoon 1r Portland,
where he will be taken before Mrs.
Nelson proprietress of the rooming
house, for Identification.
Had Him Under Surveillance.
Sheriff Minto and Deputy Sheriff
Esch have had the man under sur
veillance for some time. The first
time they saw him was on March Is,
and because he resembled so much
the description sent out of the mur-
derer of the Holman girl; they paid
particular attention to him. They
followed him from place to place and
learned that he was hard drinking