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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-30

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There Is more Catarrhs In this sec;
ton OF the country than oil other dis.
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be gincura.s
BILE. For = great many years doctors
pronounced, It q local discase sands pres;
scribed local remdles. and BY c0ii..
stantly failing to cure With local treat
ment, pronounced It incurab bic. Science
has proven catarrh to be IA constitu.s
tlonnl disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Gu.
tarrh Cure, manufactured by p; 4. Z
Cheney 6 Co, Toledo, Ohio Is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
1t Is taken internally In doses from 10
drops to 10 teaspoonful. 1t acts direct
~ on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. They offer one hiin.l
dred dollars for any case ~ fails tos
cure. Send for4 Circulars and sstesti-
monials. y s;,', III z g, y i
Address: F. !. CHENEY 4 co, ITe.;
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Il i, lssS
y Take Halls Family Pills for ,eonstl,
patton. 2; 81 4 81 II
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pint bottle or jar and mix thoroughly;
then add the benzoin, q few drops at
atime, shaking the bottle gently to
prevent curdling. Apply with a soft
sponge night and morning.
For a very oily SKIN try this lotion:
Camphor, water !. IL. 81 !. &. ~ Il quart
Glycerin ......... ....,...... ounce
Pulverized borax ~ ounce
The directions are tocusc twice a
day for three months. bathing the face
with a piece Of old linen moistened
With the lotion. aaai s.
An effective lotion for sunburn is
found in: "a .i..';T3
Limo water mart
Linseed oil .....i..... narts
Cover the burned surface and then
dust thlekly with talcum3 powder.
E The formula for almond milk has
frequently been called for and the fol.
lowing Ingredients are required:
To blanch the almonds, put them in
sieve and plunge into boiling water
for q minute. when the brown skins
will slip off easily. Then crush them
to a paste in mortar or earthen dish.
making sure that they are fine and
smooth, and crush With them the two
Jumps Of sugar. Add the rose water
by very slow degrees. mixing care
fully till the lotion isperfectly smooth.
Let stand over night, strain carefully
and bottle. This is both soothing and
whitening to the skin.
Copyright, 1911, Jessie Louise Notion.
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skin, but do not know from personal,
observation what The eject Is. Al tea.l
spoonful Of sait ID d tablespoon sofi
sweet milk Is the rule given hut this!
can beyyarled aI little without interior
lng with Its good eltect. It should De
rubbed on the skin at nigh; and allow
ed;to dry on and remain TIL morning.
1fAyou will experiment With thia To-
ton a little you can Boon tlnd out
what effect 1t will have for your spesi
cial needs. II 1t isftoo drying to the
skin, apply cold cream sionalls.
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BEST SHOW
Yet Presented at the Hlppodrome t
to Be Seen. There This Week.

Last nights performance ut the Hip.
podrome theatre proves beyond a
doubt that Managers Cady and Hello
are presenting 10 the patrons OF their
house the best vaudeville acts obtain.
able to-day. The Golden and DeMar
class singing and talking act made
some hit, and was we'll appreciated by
all present. s.
Charley Golden In his comedy make
up. and Mae DeMar in her beautiful
costume, with their jokes and songs
are fit to head any bill. ,.
The next act, one very seldom to be
seen. and one that is enjoyed by old
and young alike, was the playlet pre-.
scented by Arthur Comus and Maude
Emmett, called "The Strolling Play.
ers." The curtain goes up, to disclose
n gypsy MANNHEIM tent show, with the
manipulation OF the dolls fast asleep
before the tent. He awakens at n
song sung by the gypsy queen, and
goes to work palting his dolls. This
finished, song is sung by Miss EN-.
nett, and then the Manniken play Is
presented. Fifteen characters are
shown, and the yentriloquistic powers
OF Mr.. Momus and Miss Emmett are
displayed to the greatest advantage.
Next, we had before us the Diacat-
tn Quartette, consisting of one Rube
character, ono negro impersonator, and
two American gentlemen. The COM
edy they present is first class In; every
particular but when they sang, their
songs and harmonies they made the
hit Of the season. Then when they
sang Alexander's Rag Time Bahdn
| the applause was prolonged. They
were encored tagaIh and again n
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PHILADELPHIA r. II. P. A. E.

Summary-Two base hits, Carey,
Titus; stolen bases, Carey, Mccarthy,
Paskert; double plays, Byrne to Ne
Kechnic, Mccarthy 10 McKechnie TO
Kellihcr, Paskert to Knabe; first base
on balls, off Gardner 2, Hendrix 1, Al
exnader l.; struck out. by Hendrix Z.
Alexander 6; hits apportioned, of
Gardner in l inning; Hendrix in
s innings; wild pitch, Hendrix; passed
balls. Cotter 2. Umpires, Rigler and
Finneran. Attendance, CO. Time,
1852.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 8; Washington 5
Donovan, Stanage; Gray, Henry.
Others postponed-rain. ~
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Z hF4 If 4 g. III e. u d
of the best and easiest to prepare.
have been gathered from various
sources and are given below FOR the
benefit Of my readers.
"a simple lotion for daily use to re.
fine the pores and relieve the ten.
;dency TO excessive oillness of the skin
is as follows: rs
Boric acid 4 dram
Distilled witch hazel ounces
g:.Apply with piece OF absorbent
cotton or bit Of old linen, rubbing
lightly, and let 1t dry on the skin.
A simple remedy for facial ;erup.
tons is composed Of:
Precipitated sulphur .........1 dram
Spirits of camphor IL dram
Pofdered gum tragacanth. 30 grains
Lime water ..............1h ounces
Rose water. to make in all A ounces
Apply at night and battle away in
the morning, applying a little cold
cream after drying the face.
Lotion for shiny nose:
Boracic acid ..................1 dram
Rose water ...............4 ounces
| Apply as often as necessary with
a bit of absorbent cotton, letting 1t
dry on the skin.
An astringent wash: for coarse pores
will be found in tlIelifollowing tmix.|
ture: is7t.nttt NV :ia3HaM
Cucumber Juice ::....;. .:t.1h ounces
Eau de cologne. .......... Il ounce
Elderflower water ......... 10 ounces
Tincture benzoin ~. $50. " opnce
Put the first three ingredients In q,
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A AS 90 e! our city. people.
y they said, Frank, Hunter and
he refused, then oliver Wood"
II Morgantown sent 100000 what
would. x Floyd Townsend va

What Is home without another,
ys(Not, q mother)
He was gasplng his last breath,
when The seemed to grow stronger,
end as the nurse leaned over him,
l,,hts wlshperedst'If n bomb would blow
mp q house. would a sky rocket?'
The doctor administered the "Osler
TREATMENT
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NOTICE oE REMOVAL

Members Of Fairmont Lodge No. IL
and Degree OF HonorFA. o. u. w. will
take notice that we have moved to the
NNoodman' hall in the Skinner build
Ing. The first meeting on Monday
night, octg2d, 1911. q
BY order of the lodge. 20
!. II H. ;IINKE b; Recorder,
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

Mrs. B. A. H: II your flesh is in.
cllned to be soft you need the cold wa.
ter baths instead Of such overindul.
gence In the use of hot! water. Try a
cold sponge bath every morning, fol.
lowed with rather brisk rubbing to
bring the blood to the surface. This
will do more to harden your flesh
than; your present method. Three
minutes under the cold shower is
enough, or dip the. water with a large
sponge and squeeze over the body,
drying quickly to prevent chill. Aslit-
tie salt in the water is helpful In
some cases. u = !5..i{
Minnie j: have heard excellent
reports from my readers who have
tried the sailed milk to clear a muddy
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QUEER or ACTRESSES
PRAISES PERU
#TMIsss
#sJuIla
!; Marl0Wc

ri am glad to write my endorse.
,ment of the great remedy. Pefuna. 4
do SO most heartily. ''.-Jgfia Afarlowe.
Any remedy that benefits digestion
strengthens the nerves. q,
The nerve ccntcrs require nutrition.
1fithe digestion is impaired, the nerve
centers become anemic, and nervous
debility is the result.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-30
FOOTBALL SEASON oPENsT opAS

FOOTBALL SEASON oPENsToDAY
The new coach secured BY Presi
dent Woodley, OF the Fairmont State
Normal school, has arrived In the city,
and is already at work hammering
the team into shape. There seems to
be some slight lack Of material, but
the school has number of good
strong hus::y fellows vino would make
good players II they would only get.
out on the field for. practice. The
team is going to be little weak in
the Broaddus game, but they will very
likely be strong enough to run up
quite a score aaginst Broaddus.
ri This afternoon at 2 p. IN. the foot.
ball season opens in this city, and 1t
Is hoped that a large crowd will be
present to witness the game. Coach
Daleyis getting the men perfected ON
signals and team work as quickly as
possible, but owing to the short time
that he has had charge Of the team,
this afternoons performance cannot
be regarded as a fair sample Of his
work. IN
The schedule for the season has not
as yet been announced, but 1t is un-
derstood that 1t will be completed
soon.
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FUNNYGRAiMS
/ By "Mo.n))
s(Hy 4Mc.")

ItSs The actor was drunk, awfullyi drunk
and as he was put in the padded cell,
he shouted at the Tailor, .If Every
Woman saw the Spring Maid,
would the Pink Lady turn Deep
Purple Then the turnkey closed
The. door: 3s55 II;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. ~,
Boston A; Cincinnati 4.
Eleven Innings.
To-day's Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Sundays Games. !.
10 New York at Chicago. ~
jsRoston; atnCincinnati..o ..; d
yrBrooklynY at St. Louis. ~. :;
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To-day's Games.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
"unday's Games.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Others not scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-31
ROUND
IS WON BY
FRISCO
LOWER HOUSE GIVES FAIR TO
SAN FRANCISCO.

(By United Press Leased NVire.)
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 81.
San Francisco won the prelim-
mary vote on the worlds fair
fight today. The house decided
to take up the Kahn resolution for
immediate considerations.
The vote resulted as follows:
San Francisco 1SS; New Or
leans 159.
The members favoring the
Kahn resolution shouted: San
Francisco" when their names
we'fe called. Those favoring the
Estopinal bin shouted New Or
leans"
The Kahn resolution directs the
government to invite foreign ma
tions to participate in a worlds
fair in San Francisco in 1915 to
the opening Of the
Panama canal. No appropriation
is asked.
The Estopinal bill provides for
a worlds fair at New Orleans and
a government appropriation of
$1,000,000.
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People WILD
WITH JOY

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-
The news that San Francisco had
won the preliminary fight for the
worlds fair caused a wild demon
stration in San Francisco. Whis-
ties screamed the tidings to the
residents and there was a dem
onstration at the headquarters
of the exposition.
The wireless stations at Yerba
Buena flashed the tidings to ev-
cry vessel on the Pacific ocean
that could be reached.
In Market street there was a
remarkable demonstration. Peo-
pie shouted and danced; men hug
ged each other. The crowd left
the sidewalks and marched up the
middle of the broad street shout,
ing and laughing. The whole
city seemed to have gone wild
with joy when the result was an
nounced.
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Late Bulletins
(By United Press Leased wire.)

United
COLUMBUS o., Jan. 31.-The OF Mine
Workers today took drastic stand
Civic Federation when by
amend the constitution
Grafton should forfeit their membership in the union
WASHINGTON, C., I.-Champ make
today division
the house tariff commission BILL midnight
last night.
LONDON, 3f-Owing to
in China
the Orient has been according dispatch
today Reuters
Nogas Mexican federal
gagged fighting
battle have been received
MEXICO CITY, 3f-President
OF $4,000
bors along the Gulf Pacific
FL CENTRIC, and municipal
officag expected
fr band which withdrew yesterday
$25000 tribute
- 1Mz1oMn last night ttat the resolutionss
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NORTH ISLAND CLOSELY GUARDED AERoPLANE SCHOOL IN


SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. 81
On North Island in San Diego har-
Dor navy and army officers are
learning to fly under the direction
of Glenn H. Curtiss, who, with
sanction, has estab-
lished permanent aviation school
North Island is three miles
square and is located in the center
of the harbor. 1t is a few feet
above high tide, surrounded on
three sides by the calm water OF
the inner harbor. On the south is
the sea. Neither trees nor high
bluffs impede experiments.
Ships of war in the harbor and
in the roadstead outside; forts
and batteries under the promon-
tory and on Point Iona, wireless
station and big city all are feat
ures that will be utilized by Cur
tiss and his pupils in their plans
for the operation of acroplanes
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had told Roys they we're run
ming, Roys said:
Il know it, If the women in the
restricted district are not al
lowed to sell liquor in this way
they will go to the saloons and
buy it and | am doing 1t to help
the saloons" sal dRoys.
"Where Is Roy's dlsorderly dis
trict?" asked Rowland.
Then he read a list of places
scattered all over town. "You can
go to Old Town and you win find
a place running a blind pig and a
disorderly house with it.; you go
out onto Proctor street and Rev.
Wheeler tells you there is a dis
orderly house there; you go down
on Pacific avenue and you will
find them there and, in fact, go
Continued on Page Eight.)
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along defensive and offensive lines.
1t will be possible 20 fly from a
man o'war, so miles at sea, TO
shore, and also to embark from
shore, scout at sea and return
with information. Wireless mes
|sages, flights over Notifications
and city for Photographic purposes,
flights in which the aeroplancs
alight and rise from Tho water,
both calm and in the open sea
all these will be possible from the
strategic positions of the island.
There will be no promiscuousI
publicity given the experiments
Curtiss will make. Just recently
men who closely resemble experts
connected with the war depart
ments of other governments have
suddenly decided to sperd some
weeks in San Diego so enjoy ner
beautiful climate"-al !are anxiousI
to see Curtiss and to watch his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-31
Where Did
Coin Go?
Where is that extra $4,000?

Where is that extra $4,000?
Commissioner Torger Peterson,
deep in the hole through his
reckless squandering of the peo-
pies money, is looking to try to
get the state aid road law re-
pealed.
Peterson stated to the commits
sion yesterday that 1t had already
cost S42,SSS.
But State Highway Commissions
er Bowlby declared that only
$22, 1925 had been spent on the
road.
The question is where did that
other $4,000 go.
Peterson says the money has
gone. and Bowlby says it did not
go on the road. Now the inquiry
naturally is, where did it go?
An investigation of padded pay
rolls and the official conduct of
ME and Mettler" might throw
some light on the transaction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-31
Women Sit On Jury;
Find Man Not Guilty

A crisis in courtroom manners
is at hand. Six women sat on a
jury in Judge A'rntson's court
this morning. The change in the
demeanor of court officials was
very evident. They displayed un-
precedented etiquette as they
trotted around with chairs for the
ladies, apd even the solemn-viz-
age of Judge Arntson lost its
grim look as he smiled upon the
feminine jurors.
Doubtless the jury room will
soon be remoGe1ed. Several plate
glass mirrors will probably have
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MAYBE NOT The
BADGER CAME
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SEATTLE, Jan. 31.-The local
police today refused to arrest
Mrs. Belinda A. Carbonneau on
complaint of A. f. Ruser, the CASH
Ter of the Dome City, Alaska,
bank, who was severely horse
whipped by the woman after he
had been lured to a hotel room
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Carbonneau is staying at
a hotel, and declares that she
thrashed Ruser in revenge for in
suits he had heaped upon her
young unmarried sister. Ruser de-
clares that Mrs. Carbonneau was
assisted by two men in beating
him up, but she denies this. The
authorities told Ruser he must
produce additional evidence before
they would take any action.
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A Story of the Town

Here is an amusing instance
of how the mind will unconscious
ly influence ones work." said a
Tacoma lawyer. I'm drawing up
papers In connection with an es-
tate it was necessary to mention
some valuable cattle. AS each
COW was registered her name APP
peared in the documents. | was IN
a great rush and divided the die
tation between two stenograph-
ers. One was a girl brought up
In the country. The other was
brought up In Tacoma. When tho
various papers were laid on my
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to be installed, with a supply of
powder puffs, hairpins, etc.
And in time it will become quite
an event to attend court. Women,
when chosen as jurors, will prob
ably issue invitations to their
friends and relatives.
The women found Carl Bers-
Borchart wit hthe weapon that
chart not guilty of assaulting Mr..
he displayed during a quarrel ov-
er whether. he would deliver milk
TO the complainant and the con-
clusion might be drawn that the
sympathies fthe jurors were
worked upon,
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Here are some questions which the pu

ike Prose-
cutting Attorney McNiurray
How did Juror Montgomery, a s to most
every policeman tenderlon spokesman
police
lection you?
Why KyaIsh introduced to
the which or rnnocen
testimony he
tell the whole truth?
Where you Mr. McNiur ray, woman was on
trial?
Why did allow Base to go
that jury without objection?
What did Sandberg TO 10 wit
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CrO0kedness
Says Ghent
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OLYMPIA, Jan. 31.-A motion
to indefinitely postpone DR..
Clients bill for an appropriation
of 100000 for a state sanatori-
UNI for those afflicted with tu-
berculosis carried by decisive
vote yesterday. This means that
the bill has been killed for this
session.
DR.. Ghent, in vehement Ian
guage, charged that there had
been a good deal of crookedness
in rushing the bill through the ap-
preparation committee without
giving him a chance to be heard.
He accused the members of that
committee with being subjected to
heavy outside pressure to recon-
mend that it be indefinitely post
poned.
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Recall Them All or
Amy One of Them

just what the attempted recall of the entire Ia
coma commission will result in remains for develop
ment. But one thing is certain, the people realize
that nothing short of public demonstration will pro-
cure results. And when such demonstration needs
be made it is evident that the axe should fall Sign
ing of the recall petition will not necessarily be
vote for recall of the whole commission Those who
think that certain men should be ousted from office
may cast their vote toward that end alone
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desk for examination / had good
laugh over the way In which OUR
city girl had interpreted the name
of one OF the cows. The little
country girl had understood me
correctly and put the name down
as Valley Girl, On all the pa
pers which the city bred stenog-
rapher had prepared this register
ed cows name appeared as Ballet
Girl She corrected the mistake
in the most nochalant way. a.
though there was nothing at all
extraordinary in her version oe
the name"
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

The fire sale I'm the drug store
Sat. night was a fizzle. Fen Toztar
chewcd so much tobaclSer he put the
fire out.
Miss j. Maybelle Sprout is visiting
her mas folks here. Her first name
is Jennie, but don't sound so nice
as Maybelle, she says.
Hazel Sudds has gone to Tacoma
to learn manicuring. Her grand
father was a doctor, too.
VIII l.egitt has sent to Tacoma sor
an Injunction against his wife'a
mother. and expects 1t any day now,
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The people are going after a re-
call.
''If you wait for the public of
ficials to act and clean up the town
you will get no further than n GEL
luloid hound with wax legs chas-
ing an asbestos cat through hell"
said Rev. r.. w. Lane, one of the
speakers at the big mass meeting
at the First Methodist church last
night, whore l 900 voters assem-
BILE dto review the local condi-
tions.
So the citizens decided not to
wait longer.
They had waited nine months
and had seen the lid removed and
the town turned over to law
breake.s. They had seen eXtrav-
ayance creeping into the munich
pal commission, wrecking the
hopes of the people for lower tax
alton and better government.
They were tired of waiting for the
officials to act and so they de-
cided to get busy themselves.
The meeting was monster
demonstration of protest against
the present loose condition of ar
fairs. Most OF the speakers de-
voted themselves to the moral as
pect of the case.
"The life of one boy is worth
more to me than all the CONNER
cialism that can be brought into
a city and it is worth more TO
you, If it is your boy" said Judge
U. e. Harmon, one of the orators.
That was tho dominant thought
of the meeting.
But the commercial side was
not overlooked. Speakers denounc-
ed the extravaganza of the COM
mission. Commissioner Woods was
scored for unbusinesslike methods
in his department.
Loose Business
John T. Bibb was one of the
first sneakers. He said he had no.
ticed the street sweeperS and
found that they had two men sit
ting on them. NO business man
would have had two men riding on
a wagon like that, but the max
ers of these sweepers evidently
knew to whom they would be sold
and so they prepared a seat for
CRATER beside the seat for the
driver" said Bibb.
Lawson was castigated FOR Ut
ter incompetency. The speakers
seemed at a loss to find worus to
describe his alleged state OF IN
competency. "He knows so little
that he cannot even tell the cost
of pumping water" said II. y.
Rowland. What business nan
would continue like that. How
long would Mr.. Bibb last If he
could not tell the cost of produc-
ing a barrel of flour? He would
soon be in bankruptcy"
Rowland was the pointed speak
er of the evening. He was loaded
with facts. He read a list of As
blind pigs operating without a Ii
cense under the reign of Roys.
He reviewed the utter defiance of
the law on the part of Roys In
maintaining the red light district.
He showed that while pretending
to restrict the vice section Roys
had simply added to it and had
the business scattered all over
town as we'll.
"The Kentucky Liquor company
has five government licenses and
only two city licenses" said Row
land, touching the blind pig ques-
ton and the apparent pull of
Sandberg with Roys.
Sandberg Pull
What other citizen has such a
drag in this city government as
that" he shouted. Rowland had
gone to Roys and asked him to
stop the blind pigs and collect
the $1,000 license due the city.
Roys had refused. When Rowland
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