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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29
To Start Y. M. c. A. Fof Turks.

CONSTANTNOPLE, April 29.-Or
the invitation of J. r. Carter, the
American charge d'affairs, a meeting
was held yesterday in the United
States embassy here to discuss Young
Mems Christian association work in
the east Among those present were
Sir Gerald A. Lowther, the British
ambassador, prominent Americans
and British residents Of Constan-
tinople, and several Turkish person
ages. John r. Mott, general secretary
of the Worlds Student Christian fed
Grafton, in concluding speech an
nounced the contribution In the
United States Of $4,000 towards es.
tablishing two Y. M. G. A. buildings
in Constantinople.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Frequent busting saves sweeping.
A room that Is busted often and thor
oughly will not require such constant
sweeping as one that is busted care
lessly and seldom.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

MI somewhere. His reasons refusing to sign
k-------------t the measure that members OF
s supreme bench by lObbed for the BILL and
That Bird taken residence in Lansing
The governor position his signature the bill would
Sc condoning fragrant the law by Justice Bird
< Concluding his message, the governor says
the opinion with . .sss but nG once
ss.an and am not sure but that the inter
& sf liz ss ape. S'u and ana Sas9as the
s ssss.o s'i s =. %s
y ssss ' All y the .! ss'si society the
In which uggestve from the sandpa sources
81 whose side the governor smarting thorn that Gov Osborn
% emhaticay personal vndcve motives are BACK Oh
Is Veto
Indeed governor this trouble Tor ne d not
write the law that passed 1893 which cOmpe Justice Bird live
ii lansing and not in Adrian
order Of things Michigan since oso0rh was e0
ussseth the standpat understanding
when the udpatter beh being upheld and when ne
t public official in high declaring that 1.-The safety society
% the perpetuiy nation lie obedience to the law ne begins
once to look for personal" and "vindctive" motives
E. II II is all so inexpicable to Mr. standpat
But interested this matter who iu
ven the basis of governors position
& M This party is Justice Bird
He has Of legal knowledge efficiency and sound
- even in the served the supreme bench
that the will not be reversed oy JUSTICE
Drd in the ruling he has made
Justice reply Gov Osborn is due him here in fairness de
. nave spent praeieaiy IN
n sn shs %ss soona with
81 s, =. take: failed ~ =, as
sSs~ out Of the lansing in the fall term
Facing n . s sissson wa. sure
April election to remove my family lansing m, Justice. of the
pleased The bill having failed shan
whh ,nanation does not however dismiss the justice
charge of the law but calls attention
IS the other hand justice the highest court Michigan pre-
recognize the letter the law and that alone
Gov o.born charges the justices with lobbying bill
BE tells MS that Banking Doyle osbons appOn
nome to him feeler for Justice Brooke
He Doyle he would be glad to talk the matter
crer with Justice Brooke
And then Brooke came in and they did
III the matter
justice that HE did not intend to lobby for
.1r against ANY bill"
The and Blair called
In1t him about signing the measure
Mr. Standpat sndpa cannot understand tbs
the part Of Osborn toward the people OF the
3hte either.
Thy can simply justices WILL HAVE TO REPLY
the integrity (which bad light before the
Ieople"
offended nete panied geved
ma astounded and bewdered andpat opposition
why audy refer the point
rxeument in favor Of the recall Of judges
Perhaps that he Of law and order
ZEN though attack he cites the law which he
.tnndA
Perhaps the while onceding the value
Nrny and high character Of them in general"
hand perhaps he making just the best governor
state Of Michigan ever had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29
Most
| A1Iy'itkipg
JOSH WISE

JOSH WISE
SAYS:
"ciate Frtde-
mush's pig broke
loose and run
through tn Rack
ct store, doin' 90
much damage
that ciate 10
afeerd 90 90 an
claim him."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Senator Moriarity introduced a bill
in the late and lamentable legisla-
ture repeating the requirement Of a
law passed in 1898 that justices of
the supreme court reside in Lansing
The Moriarity bill passed.
Thursday Gov. Osborn vetoed the
bill.
His reasons for refusing to sign
the measure were that members OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

William Walsh, Chicago police
man has reduced his rent from SIS
to S12 in eight years, his landlord
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

In the spring the pussy willows grow
along the river Drinks,
In the spring the bars and drug
stores mix Us up new, fancy
drinks;
In the spring the frogs are croaking
in the pools and in our throats,
In the spring the young mems fancy
turns unto their new rain
coats.
Charley Taft has been appointed
water carrier for his school baseball
team. Wonder II he'll carry 1t ou
both shoulders like his papa.
Texas bachelors beware! Mrs
Alice Eckles, married IL times, haf
sscaped from a Kankakee asylum
and is headed southwest.
Tonsorial Benefit association has
been formed in New York to pro
mote religious ideals among BARRIERS
Next
The farm boy says: This back
to the farm
May be a fad that has no harm (;
But not for me, no thank you, marin,
II I get a chance, feel no alarm,
I'll quickly put my back TO the farm.
Blessed Is she who weareth a
lengthy hatpin, for she shall force
her way through the dense crowds
and reach the bargain counter first.
Blessed is he who shoveth the hard
est, for he shall acquire the only
seat in the car, and make the woman
In front TO stand while he readeth
his sporting extra.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Breathes the a man with soul sc
dead
Who never has, in anger. said:
Umpire, you blind old thief,
You need a hempen neck-kerchief.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29
OBSERVATIONS

personal AFFAIR of the junior senator
rom -, .
rrepebe conflict
by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29
j Real Governsr
Is Very Hard For The
Standpatter to Follow

When He sees the Law Upheld, as
IN the Matter Between Osborn
and Justice Bird, He In
sists There Must Be
s. Something Wrong
H Somewhere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Those d. A. R elections recall tn,
good old revolutionary days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

The Chicago model who was greet
ed by loud bravoes because she re.
fused TO pose when she found a Ne
gro artist among those present"
Is now doing a living picture act on
the 'reg'lar stage" Going big, too.
Packing the houses. There's method
In a woman's madness.
We all thought George AIDE was
clever when he wrote Fables In
Slang but Billy Sunday has him
backed on the boards. He is doing
the Bible in Rag-Time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

This Is really not Lorlmers nSht at All II - Ing
fight Standard oil, the lumber trust, the beer trust
and the other which go make that combine
ton special privilege which for has exercised
control the senate OF the United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Here's patent medicine "ad"
that you can really believer
Attention, Suffering Humanity!
We can DO you GOOD! -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Charley Taft has been appointed
water carrier for his school baseball
team. Wonder II he'll carry II on
both shoulders like his papa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

cutting on 81 for each baby born In
the Walsh family. II some people
had a landlord like that they'd ring
in orphans on him.
Many who call themselves Psy-
chic are just plain sick.
When the frost's still on the pun
kin,
Though the green is on the trees.
We will shed our winter fiannels,
Then well sneeze, and sneeze, and
sneeze.
No, dear reader, II you see gore
on the path that the d. A. r. sisters
have trodden, IL is not because they
are re-living the privations Of Valley
Forge. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Texas bachelors beware! Mrs.
Alice Eckles. married IL times, has
sscaped from a Kankakee asylum
and is headed southwest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Why so much praise to the man
dead wrong?" Save your laurels for
the fellow who has the will TO go
in and fix the old thing right"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

Tonsorial Benefit association has
been formed in New York to pro-
mote religious ideals among BARRIERS.
Next
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
THE FIRST COTTON.

he tlst bale # cotton, ut ihe
l9l ciop, was sold "a houston on
Monday oi ~ week | weighed
1913 lbs and brought Il .0la; %
2.oJN. per ih THIS u declared
to be the highest price even paid
for "ti'slN cotton
II was grown II san Eentlo bY
Earnest MatH on 100 acre fJinl.
II was rushed INTO san EcnHe
saturday Ivy automobile, glnnrd
an! rushed 10 Houston cn i spec
IaI train
IN order 10 gel ;hc bale e.
Houston before all other baic3 -
ported 10 have been ready - ship
"n the r"pnllr train from thn y1l
Icy, he special tram, eomprIsln u
private "aI aud a pas - gel coact
"a* "harleie': ~ u pf.,ey - ~1hs
- ~ ~ Il" rate II 1o jle.
mile
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
ABOUT SONGS
AND THEIR WRITER'S.

The tag timr soug nirtrls fa5r
written ldggedy arou,d almost
cN'rN talng, hnt - wna Ecu 3ptslel
and Percy Wen,lch who hit upau
the hSi"'lral spot, The Alan3o y
IN san Ant pul", and ,aVe shtcd
d"d It ont liis" u breakfast food
and hereafter. in addition 10 rs
other gl"'Irs, II vii hcrome idcn
lliird with that truly American,
sty OF nc"pated mnsic know II
H. ht Rag hc "a lamo taae'.
has come Ia stay, lor II IS u me-
safe of tatt,,cI, dI4locat.d, and
fractured melodies. AS a cuIe for
gnu' aud rheumatism, lis fet ii'
ing power ls without equal II IL a
dane" comprller, aud a paallpf
listening To II without an ,unii
hrato, is doomed In a E,oaauav
restaurant, here colo,ed walters
a'e in Attendance, rhr proprietor
has io' hi'drn u" playing II he
Alamo Rag in order 10 ~.3v. his
rrockt'y The words may Mt ~
l''al lo nnme Oh account uf them
connection With a famous lat5G
mark, bni The music Is SO CT hy
ard original thai il Is hout q 10
hrroma popular. Billy Van and
the Beaumont : Stera are addjnp
fresh laurels 10 ih,ir fame with
the Alamo Rag
oh, that Alamo Rag, that Alamo drag.
Now, Honey, II You think this talb Is
phonnv,
Take a trip to San Antony
Lawd,, could Just die, whcneve,
they cry,
Play the Alamo Rag Ex
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
THE ERA CLUB.

Committees from the Era Club
have appeared before numerous
organizations in the City OF New
| Orleans to ask for endorsement IN
the effort to secure an amendment
to Article 21O 81 as to render WOW.
en- eligible to serve on School
Boards and boards Of other public
institutions. Numbers of these
organizations have, AZ body, en-
dosed the movement, while those
organizations which, because OF
some provision OF charter or by
law. could not endorse az u body
have signed as individuals the
petition TO the Legislature Of 1912
Those which 80 far have endorsed
are: The Era Club, numbering
1S3 members; the Public School
Alliance, with u membership of
!, 900: th. Oman's Club, 20
members; the Travellers Aid, GOO
members; the WoMan's League,
40; the Presidents of Go Opera
tive Clubs, representing 1s clubs
and 5000 members; Parents
Club Of McDonogh II; Methodist
Board of City Missions, G3 repre-
sentatives; Now Orleans Hive Of
the Ladies Of the Maccahees, ID
High School Alumni, 200; New
Orleans Educational Association,
900; Lake Charles Typographical
Union, 23; New O'leans Typo
graphical Union, 800; Steam En-
glnners Union, $50; Socialists,
81; Cigarm.keIs' Union, Journey
men Bakers, Journeyrnen Tallors,
Buliding Trades Union, Team
sters, Cbauffer, Stablemen aud
Helpers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
WASHINGTON Lett.
" ay'lngtou. y. g.. June q. III.

Tie lrlrnds " reciprocity wuh
Canada II now arprais alr IT, ihr
malotlty ~ he uliei states
senate. The Senate ComInlitcc
on Finance Nl,l r,puit the Ea1n-
dian reciprocity On lurHuA}
The bII Will contain the Root
ault udmrnt relating ~ pllpi paper
and wood pulp bthcr amend
mcntS offered h} Senators Nelson
and talIHng"r relating - the dU-
llrs on foreign products were
voted down lH i,e committee \
motion TO report The bill 'avnrably
MAS voted down, also 4 motion ~
report il adversely talied 81 ! tlr
vote l he OIL ihcrtfpIr Wall 80
to Ii, senate Without rreOngncu
dAlIon II ~ III" expectation ui
itIand~ ~ tlr r"clpIurltN hlli .hat
he Root amendment will ie d".
irilth ~ fult senate \ rNHf"SE
Indicate. hat th'rt' - Vt ~ lily
oppose ~ fhr kypl ip,Udtu.I5t,
and II ~ chprnt"i that attrl lufIg
debate hc hIl wl!l pass precisely
~ J. = - ',d ille Iion~. aud ia dur
course receive th" slguatag" u'
/ he Pres Idpni
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

Daring The latter part ot the month
OF February Of This year we had a
week oi freezing temperature to fol
low Il long spell OF warm weather.
The orange treee were not only full OF
tender shoots, bat were covered with
blossoms The cold destroyed many
Of the blooms.
On Tuesday Of this week Mr. Ed
ward Doremus, of the west shore of
Spanish lake, tells us that some OF his
orange trees are how in bloom again
He IS apprchensive that If these
blooms are allowed to develop, 1t will
prevent the trees from blooming at
The proper time next season. The
fruit from these June blossoms can
hardly develop before we may reason
ably EXPECT freezing weather this
winter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
While ANGER, in the nature q

While ANGER, in the nature of
hatred. malice, sifife, envy. should
he put away by all who are se' k.
ing 10 he copies Of Gods deat
son. anger III the sense of rIghte-
Gus Indignation against wrong do
ing. SIn in its various forms, -
proper; and although II should he
used with great moderation, back
ID bY love, there are circumstances
~ which IT wou d be wrong not TO
have righteons anger and use It
Pastor Russell.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
TWO-THIRDS OF THE PEOPLE

OF this country live in rented
houses; you cannot subsist in your
old age on rent receipts. They
have no rebate or other value, ex-
cept as relics of your folly. Re-
solve not to live another year Tor
month, If possible) in house that
can be adorned with "TO LET"'
signs. Let the landlord have it
and own your own home. Consult
our Secretary.
IBEP4A BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

Sentences by The court at
Plaquemlne: For striking with in
tent to kill, one month; for shoot
ing at with intent TO Kill, one
month; for cutting, one month;
for assault, one month; for horse
stealing aud defaclng = brand,
seven years -lx
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

If the weather continues to
grow hotter through the present
month we expect to sprinkle daily
our powder, held for the glorious
4'h, in order TO avoid premature
display.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY
Is particular)y@tyecommended for
chronic case4 of kidney and blad-
der troublY " tssds to regulate
and control tIs~kidney and blad-
der action andSfs healing, strength
cning and bracing.
For sale at Tayior's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

Tie quarterly apporiionmeDt to
The public schools Of the different
parishes of the State was made 10y
the Department of Education on
June 6th The amount coming
to The schools Of this parish is
S3,0S6 l1.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

Ben Franklin once contended
that three could keep u. s2crei,
provided, two of the three were
dead
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

The survey at th" two adhl-
iloual routes .nSi 'lu,rl Wa taken
un y, tnl HeHcir III the instance
" Ais Il Mex op. Of Uadi
son WIS v no recru.1y bought
III oUn ~ II 600 utrS oi niltsh
tar.d ~ III" 4 tlcaslrn side Of he
Sabine below b,anae.
Miss Mckron d'acd . make y
liberal donation and 10 iitel, st
olhcis III raising enough fnGdS TO
pay The excess cost # Il more
noItilctly route over the marsh
lonir. The additional cost, ~1I,
600 IN one casc aud ~Ji, ,U0U IN the
other, IL not near so much as WaS
expected. and II is believed thar
he people of west talcasieu, and
# Orange, who much desire close
connection with the great inland
water way, Will no' he slow III rails.
ing It.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17
QUEER, ISN'T IT?

An auto, just retired, auto be
in fine condition for continued
hard service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-17

Senator GalIinger of New
Hampshire will make another #
font 10 have the Rockefeller Foun
ia ion Of over one hundred milli
ons Of dollars incorporated under
a government charter, and 4 bill
has been introduced IN he Senate
hy him for hat purpose. The in
corporatOrs named are John y.
kockcfrller, John ID. Rock, fcller,
Jr, + L. Gate, $. J Murphy
and G q Hcidt Ii will be re-
mrmbeged that about q year ago
Mr.. Roc kefcIler made an effort to
donate this immense sum for
charitable education, and other
ben, iicent purposes. bat that
there wa. objection by some one
in the Senate that such an i'm
mense sum Of money might III
trine be used for purposes si,bver.
sivr 10 The goveInment. Senator
ia linger is of the opinion that
The language Of the new bill
which ,eposts in congress lhe
tight 10 amend the charter at any
time will AVOID The objections for
mefly urged. NThe great sums OF
money donated by Mr.. Kockef,l
Ter, Mr. Carnegie and other multi
milionairesA marks AZ epoch in
the history of donations There
j. nothing ~ former times to com
pare with them, eilhcr<ln muuiii
cence or IN intelligent beucfcrncp.
The Democratic WOO! tariff bill
which has been so bitterly oppos-
Ell by Mr.. Bryan, whpis in favor
of free wool, is now under debate
i'm the House of Representatives
Victor Muiciock Of Kansas, the
famous inNurgeni, spoke against
il on the ground that i; afforded
protection 70 the so-cailed "worsi
ed trust. lie especially attack
ed the 40 per eeut duty on wool
cloths which lha--bill contains,
urging that it .ifnrdeA protection
to the monopoly that controls tli'
worsted output. Il canlot s.,
how nny man here, - 4 Mr.
Maddox. "knoNing the worsted
trnSt, know ing iis gross and crnel
brutality in The fabric field. can
back it up while il continues to
twist Its long, strangling fingers
around the throat of the Ameri.
can consumer. | cannot see for
the life Of rue. bow any man in
the American Congress can aid
the worsted trust by putting a
tariff on wors.ed either Az al
fraDkly avowed measure OF pro-
tection, or under the rreteDse of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
KOREA FIGHTS PLAGUE.
Fresh \ir cure l. i,cipe t'~rd Fol
iowing Instruction al Ncdi,ai
Ni~~ionar,

New York. March tuberculosis
j. being fought even ~ northern
Korea, according tn recent report
from pr Edwin VI kcui. reviewed
by the Methodist board of foreign
missions. pr krnt who IS % medical
missionary stationed 10 Haiiu saws
that since she established q dirprn-
sary at lho iitilr hospital iu that CIV
the people of the cntirc community
are leaving their doors open at night
for few al tho houses have windows.
The native attendants at the hospital
are nov 50 accustomed To- the rcgu-
lar instructions about fresh air that
thcy call this sort of advice 'NcgSN.
and at % sign from ia, doctor VIII
dispense volumes uf IL to tho unsus-
pecting sufferer. such has bccom"
the hospitals reputation tor fresh air
advice that a native litng in Haiju
expressed himself as onlS waiting for
warm Weather before going to- IN,
hospital. TOR said he. oh, doctor
win urge me 10 leave the door open
und tina, Is very hard in cold wealth
err
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
WILSON WITHDRAWN
As AMBASSADOR
For Diplomatic Reasons His
Activity IN Behalf of Ameri-
cans IN Mexico Made Him
Unpopular.

Mexico C'N. McNiru. March q
u o. uua,It tuud in tur tItl .ui M,Niro.
from WEh authority that l,ur> Lane
Wilson American umhis,.,dor tu
MoNi.o. bass been recalled 90 h- own
request aud lhat Mr Wilson VIII soon
move from tn' r,puhh, Mr. Wilson
l- now visiting 900 hc United states.
Tine reason that Mr. Wilson Wishes
to tuyr McNiru is g,u,ruIl5 assigned
tu the Mpt that from pa, BEGINNING
of h,s residence here Dee has never
been admitted into tho friendship OF
th, government Americans nuN"
been uupopuar M httip influence
has n..,u usrI in the American colony
tu raus, MI Wilson's recall
From time tp time the state de-
partmcnt in Washington has been adj
,t-'d of many of Ms Wilson's public
remarks from th, tmy b, frst ad'
dTUssrd the SuCirtN "t the American
Cotton, at "a banquet n his honor
Whom hp 0rst reached this capital an
tu tho time of tho so-rall,d anti
American demonstration IA the ho-
ginning ui ih, recent royoutionarN
trouble. ln Mexico MANY remarks
haN, been atrlbuted tp NJ Wilson
that would t,ud 10 create an Wn-
ulrndlirrss for au Americans in VI x
leo aad the spanish newspapers "i
the comtr, have frequently attH' N'd
Nr Wilson's policies ana utt"ian' 'rS
ana have said that his friendship Dee
tween the United states and McNi'"
had AT last drgonoratcd int" mere
diplomatic politcncss.
ar has- newspapers ;l Pais, the
Catholic organ. closed Dos orders "i
the government on February ~ last
uaA most bitter In iis dcnunclati"n
Of the American ambassador.
ON the other hand, the friends "i
Mr.. Wilson insist that NO other rcprc-
| sentative Of the American govern
mont IN Latin. American countries mas
| shown tht same fcllow-fccline for
Americans and has worked harder ia
| cause redress of wrongs done to ihcn
| than Mr. Wilson. They point out tha'
his diplomatic career In the CITY o'
Mexico has hccn almost one long pros
| tcst. reaching over a year. and tha'
| no one has Called ON him for hclp "
| n lust cause bu, that they got II
Many Of these Americans say ,ha'
| Mr. Wilson has given Americans u
| Mexico better service than they have
before received from an American
' am hassador here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
RUEF GOES TO THE PEN.
tuiuri i'piifical igus~ 81 ~li IRAN
cisco tnt.rs tppn ~ Year
Srntcu'S.

sam Francisco. Nargh Nbruuam
Rucf VIe sent tu san quentin late
Ncst,ria. To- BEGIN his li.N'Hr term
Tor ia, rrib"rN of supervisors durur
the r,eIu" of MANOR Eur'u, T.
Srhmity
A. u0, final concession tp the itlI,u
bose. u' yas rcmoN"d from thr ,oDu-
N iuH prc 10 thr p'uitcut'Jr} Ire a.
uNicah instead uf the regular van
Uuri anticipated the usual prison
regulations hN having his mustarhr
rcmoyod oud his hair rrnppcd closely
befDr, Hi9 departure. pnlH hnndiul
Of his tprmcr licut,nnrts aud lr'nd'
Wrrr ul rno frrr, lu hid him fJrDurn
Warden Iloylc ot san Quentin has
announced that Rue' uIu hr rni tl
work iu the iuto min Of the prison
ATTORNEYS r4r the prisoner viii .an-
,lnuc thcir figh, for his liberation n'
making application tn the supreme
court for rc-hrariue. and that tail
ing TIA, intervention OF the '.d'rhl
court may bo sought