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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Jeff Harbors Delusion Yet
elias Been" Sure He Was Doped and Believes
He Can Whip Jack johnson.
By w. w. Naught0r.

~ AN FRANCISCO, March o.
y There was rumor a few days
aso-a fairly wen defined rumor.
1t may be stated-that Jim Jeffries
that his hat is in the ring. as it were.
and that he is consumed with de-
sire to Nipe out the indignities thrust
upon him by one Jack Johnson at
Reno a year and a half ago.
AS Mr. Jeffries refused either TO
confirm or dney the report 1t created
n smali ripple Of excitement It's just
80 well. In fact, that Jeffrtes kept his
lips closed and thereby gave tho
rumor an air Of instability. II he
had confirmed the story without fur
ther ado. It might have grleved him
to discover how little the public is
interested In mis- pugilistic ambitions.
1t serves to show the changes a
year or two bring about. Not so
very long ago, when Jeffrics, after
much hanging back, announced his
readiness to box Johnson, the news
created world wide conmotion- Now,
that he Is seriously suspected OF a
similar design. all that Is heard is an
occasional snicker,
Yet they gay it's true, that the
hope of bringing about another clash
with the negro springs eternal In the
Jeffres breast, and that the only
reason Big Jim has not been more
definite in regard to his purpose Is
that he Is inaintains his old policy OF
unbosomlng himself a bit at time.
Now, that some kind friend has
broken the ice for him, 1t is prophe-
sled that official confirmation Of the
rumor Will shortly be forthcoming and
that Jeffries will devote himself to
the furtherance OF his scheme. ire
spective of sneers and jeers from the
sporting body.
o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

But at last there came the fatal
dsY in 1899. when Palmer was
knocked out in the first round by
Terrible Terry" NcGovern, It was
the last time the old green trunks
were worn. after having garbed their
owner In eight years OF CHAMPION
ship fights.
Palmer's conaueror also had a mas
cot-a beautiful stage dancer. and
surrounding the tale of Terry Nc
Govern and his mascot Is quite a ro-
nance. The Terrible one was IN
deed q terror and his victories came
with rnonotonous regularity. He
cleared out all the bantam weights
then sailed into the feathers and
finally wound up among the light
weights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Mascots of Fighters
Boxers Superstitious
Pugilists Hit Toboggan When Their Lucky
Friends or Amulets Disappear.
BY Monty

,,Eg YORK, March 9.--As cham
pions come and go. so do the
nsscols by which they swear. Or
-k,r ihs departure OF the mascot
nny briefly precedes that OF lhe
hrpIcu. Such is OF course not the
ID Of the mascot. IL Is nothing
II nor less than a coincidence.
sci the fact remains that, In nine
Ia out OF ten, the champion has
>-n shortly after discardlne his
rpl.
Ert.bsll players are notoriously SUI
rafjcus, but they can't hold can
T. o the fighters. There is hardly a
tter Of note who mas not some
lrn Or talisman to which he pins
hFh. There arc OF course eScep-
= 10 the rule, but Johnny Kilbane,
asy featherweiEht king, IS not
\ d them.
Nhae's mascot is' none other than
"a Kllhsne, Jr., foudlv termed tg
lither Jack" This mascot has
sht blue ewes. roeuish little
I'D dlnples in his cheeks and a
pt very slight. amount OF brown
ar. Master Jack Is just Is
-1ts old.
nls earliest ring battles In his
1s tovn. Cleveland. Kilbane en-
u me ring with the remembrance
N his mind Of parting kiss
az cheek OF little Jack. Later,
Mlnane became q more i'm
4ni parsonage, it was not always
"e 70 take Jack around the
-'uy With him, but he never let
"porlunity mass TO send some
70 the Youngsters mother lust
4 ne entered tho ring On the
" hls fight with Abe Attell In
: "pg@les. KiIbane wired home:
f 's Eoing 10 win for little
ahd will be champion tomor-
~ reader Of snort knows now
'fed'ciIon came true.
J, '"si.E instances Of boxers with
'ecots In both past and pres
WY are Bob Titzsinmons, Stan
7sSnei' Knockout" Brown, Ter
''oTern, Pediar Palmer. Bill
ann Freddie Welsh.
= ~ tne most peculiar mgscots
n "ef mad was the kangaroo'n
vas The asset OF Pitzsim-
" tne usual course OF events
q 'op Was man OF iron
'' IL Us safe bet that If he
z. 'Sshed To lose his ngaroo's 8
3; e oas of contest he would
''"sen 10 enter the ring. He
~. ed II Into the siilscn scarf
: Hore around his waist and
'''''eh the ring without a
{ y or quake.
cay he attributed all his
4, within the hempon SQUARE
,,,L, 'su'lar MASCOT, The fiery
,'''a'ad also possessed . live
S" uSed TO be his faithful
A'' In his early day,. aur;n-
y. .na e'hs whicil are part and
= '''IoE ' every boxsr's
sld'iIne rusll., ,o.,,,.,,..,-,,
-. lar Palmer, had a mascot o,
nssful kind. IT wa. no,,,,n
: n, me Srsen trunks he wore
'''us iittla battling machIn,
!, srd ihesc trunks with ar
e Ma ss ,s and many we're the corn
q MAJ s's. would he passed upo,
|, ths 'ppearaIce wncn nc en-
rsb.aanE mig But pcdlnr was Iile
hsser md he didn't care: n
t'ko i ;. heard the reforee give
~. !" :. MS opponents favor whil
~ SSH; ISM; consequently wher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

CONTINUED on Following Pag
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Blows Fatal to HoXer,

PARIS. March a.---RaphecI Beli, box
er, died today from the effects OF several
Ing a contest With an English boxer
named Eyercudsn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
George & Fast Mile.

a. II. George. the well-lsnown British
athletic critic, declares that w, g.
Georges worlds mile record OF AHA viii
stand for some time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
I,nnrhoat ChallenRes.

Tom l.ongbcat. the Canadian Indian
runner. has returned from England ana
wants 60 run a sweepstase race with any
ono In the world at flfteen miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Rabui1d london Arena.

Wonderland. 1sondon's famous boxing
center, which was destroyed by fre last
August, will be rebuilt Mt once. So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

ERE'S the way OF IT, said
we'll known wine man who Is
friendly with Jeirries. and
was In the old days, This
new notion Of Jefrics Is
not based on the expectation
OF making money. Jim has told me
not once but a dozen times that, II
Il hadn't been for the financial as
pect of that first night with John
son, he might never have come out
OF retirement. but this Is differ
emit proposition,
"To begin wirn. JefIrios believes he
was doped that July day when be
faced johnson at Reno. You know
what n close-mouthed fellow he is.
fIc will not reveal the source OF his
information. but he says he has be-
come possessed Of convincing infor-
nation that his suspicious were well
founded. He knows and everyone
who saw the fiSnt knows. that he was
not himself that day. lie believes
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Nn5t;geH.
6
Sit glhaGar6cr acinm0?

9as erfte frif9e &Ompott, oas Ger
ariiblinq uns brin9t, lit Der &habdr-
Der. Gr erfrsut fi4 niht nur fpe9en
feines erfrii4enDen @ei9mads groBer
Beliebtbeit, %ion0ern piro Oielfa4 ols
oeraoe8u gaIunO6sitfDroernO empfoRz
len. Oer Glaube an Die beicnoers
3utrGgGi9teit Oes abuburbers 1T ins
6eFen Elm Srrglaube.
R6u6arbertiele Iino in ibrer 6emis
T6en geI6affen6eit ben unretfen
Sta6elbeeren Gbnli9 uno t0nnsn
e~benIofpenig pie oieie alS cine 9ez
funoe Speife gsIten. ShOn Die
groBen @Sengen 3uder, Die nOtig linO,
.um ibre f9arfe @dure ni9t aus Der
Mslt gu f9offen. ionoern b08Fens
gu ~peroeten, IdBt iie bonn bpgtenI<
f6en Gtanbpuntt aus als nt4t
empFeblensrert erf6einen. gu tart
oe3uderte @peife perurIa9en befannt=
lid lei6t Magenfdure unO 8erouus
unasIt0rungen.
Mas aber 3babarter fopie unretfe
@tafsl6eeren brett gu S9doli9teiten
fempelt, 1T ibr @ebalt an Ordlidure,
b. /. 3uderidure. Elm t0tlides Silt,
bos aud in @auerfIee, Sauerampfer
Ii. q. entbalten 1T. Sralidure 1T
etne Der ftGrtItep organif9en SGuren;
bient als 3uderfdure gum PuBen BON
MeRing, als 4leefdl3 gum gntfetnen
BON &oftz uno Sintenfleden aus MG@
f9e unb gum 8lei9en BON Strobbii=
ten. @s Iiegt auf Der 9anO. Dab
Elm 10 GBeno nirtenoer Stoff fogar
in ser f~tdrfen gerbiinnung Der iibliz
ben Hbdbarberipeiien mod nadteiIio
ouf Magen= 1no OurmpdnOungen
nirten nirten muB.
Oarum lit es gum ollgemeinen
Do6le geboten. Dem giinitigen @orur>
tell in be5ug auf Hbaburfer e%ntgegen>
autreten unb gr0Bte 8eI9rdntunc in
feinem 9cntFz allen gu empfeblen,
Die ni9t auF ibn ber3i6ten pollen.
BeIonbers BEN empfinbli6en 8eronu'
ungsappurat iingerer &inoer foIIt'
man n1llin bnmit berIGonen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
GtiaTums.
Non ernit g ID I.

NHN " ~
Wus iii 70 rdticGbaft uu0 i~ouocrbar:
2ct tiefe @lans Der rubebolen Sin9e.
SAB dlcs pie0crtommt, mas einltmotS
mar,
llno oaB id icIbit in oicIcn arciisu
iduiage.
Sh licbc oicien arcisIauf aGer 3eiten,
Ser lid erncuert Sa1r 5u Sobr.
@r bictet tdglih neue %&Olt6arfeiten
Sen Sinneu ais gepeibtc @abe oar.
linz pd6rcnO pir bon aIeiniafciten
Gc9u mir Sen @es gu einem icrnen
3ieI
Ino fubleu, mic mir INNER tiefer
orinocn.
les NIItags Gruit pirO O%eutun9sooIles
SpieI.
Sit es elm Nc6men ooer Gebcn?
Gin llnerfldrIideS, OaS iid uerrnlBt
@ott9leid i'll iencr GQ6eit auf5itleben,
Sem aud oas aleinite beilig lit.
60 I0ien mir uns germ BON Uielcn
Soften,
Gu oenen sic gege6rIidteit uns bait.
Inn uns nur tiefer in bns llaermeBllGe
Gn benz ie6iDeoc 8eienbeit 5eri6eut.
sc treibt elm ~biiionGres SIuteu
Inns einem Nnfang obne @nOe 6u.
Sn oieien b%in9e9e6enen @lnten
S5t ole Gual iid auf i'll Stub.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22

0as erFe 9step6ongs>
fprd9 8pii6sn 8ipei 2anpe5halttz
ftooten ging am 10. Mai 1882 pOr
ii6, unb 8wdr 8wii&en parss uno
8riif1el.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Qanblia nsittIt@..

2Gnblt9 - nstttIi@.-
Rrugpirtin (3u eineTI Gremoen):
v@angen g c biHerl meg; bierber
Tpudt INNER rer @eneio'poritebsr.
Wintmitb benz 3aunpfabL.
l1nteroffi3ier: 2ehmann II, mas 1T
SIR @ater?" ~Durftfabritont.
6err llnteFpfFi3ier." limb 10 ets
mas muf man ert mihium dus
tsn Rerl Ltrausfrussn!"
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22

@e0antenfpIitter els
mes @eetranten. Der 6dlpts
rei3 elmer Seefabrt 1T Der - 8reds
veia.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
WaTbmOtOn SOnrnal

erfobeint ieben SGmita8.
@aibingtOn SOurual Co., Snt.,
@igentbiimer.
Serousgebcr Gbas. 8. SdiuesIer.
Office, GeOaftion unO 0rudcrei
ITO @ecbffc Gtrd6c u. SS.
Selep6on, Moin 77S9.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
The Many Spirella Styles.
HAIR CUT. 15c.

and Broad. 3-31-96
SCREENS-Wo fly screens, metal nv
screens, hardwood floors, Venetian blinds
metal weather strips furnished anywhere
in the South. Write or phone w r, Cal
laway, manager, 1903 Fourth National
Bank building, Atlanta Ga. Main 1910.
A
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Furnished Houses For Rent.


WANTED-To arrange with gentleman
and wife to use my Furnished home and
board three who are at present there. Ad-
dress Comfort" care Georgian. $500
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FREE MASSAGE. hair cuts. shayes,
shampoos All barber work free. Clean
linen Atlanta Barber College, 10 East
Mitchell. o-z'-lb
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for
gentleman All modern convenences.
Bell phone Ivy 1921. 366 Piedmont ave-
nue. 4l-10-6
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Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.

TWO connecting rooms; Sc month u
Kelly st. 6-1l-l
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Summer Resorts.

WANTED Few summer boarders IN pr-
waite home Address T. Q. Box 70,
Clarkesville, Ga, 60-6-S
60-6-6
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Board Wanted.

LADY with eleven year old child desires
room and board within - miles Of At
lanta Can furnish references. Address
4j-11-6
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

TRY RANEY'S Blood Medicine for rheu-
matism, pellagra. old sores, $50 for a
case OF specific blood poison we fail 70
cure j. s. Dobbs agent 5lS Austel
building Phone Ga Office hours a m
10 p m. Sunday. TO u $3.50
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For your convenience. Want Ads VIII
he AIKEN over the telephone and bin viii
be sent al expiration of al No matter
what ou want or have 10 sell, Georg an
Want Ad Win 40 The work. thus saving
.o1 time and money.
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Statesmen Wanted.


HONEST MEN Ia sell nursery stock eX-
ueriencc unnecessary. salary or com
mission weekly ADDRESS Milhurn Nd
yertisng Agency Millburn, y. J 10 g
IS. ANTFT- Reliable representative in
every town ~ Georgia foi home build
ing company. reference required Nd
l.sss NJ l. c. care Georgian b-R-SS
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TWO dandy housekeeping rooms. con
Veniences: adjoining bath. AZ Glenn
wood avenue. 6-1i-9
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

------0---1---------1---
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rooms Tor light housekeeping. in south
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care Georgian. ol-41-6
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TWO pleasant furnished rooms, with or
without housekeeping. "a East Baker.
O 4
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for
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Personal

AFTER twenty years Of intense agony
from itching piles ! discovered rem ;
pie asking Send me postal card for in
structions. Box 80, Buena Vista, Ga.
31-1l-6
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YES. r-ro.essor c. O. Brannlng VIII teach
YOU the barber trade OTIS easy): We
teach in one-half time Of other colleges.
Course, tools and position in our shops
only $50 Why pay more? Thousands. Of
our graduates running shops or making
good wages. Atlanta Barber College, 10
East Mitchell street 0-ll-lf
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Help Wanted-Male.


WANTED-A good laundress. 156 East
Tenth st. b-ll-45
WANTED once. colored chef cook,
two second cooks, Southern Business
Agency 255 Gambler annex. 6-l1-27
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
Defamation
CONTEST TONIGHT
NEVADA THEATER

At the Nevada theater tonight the
oTatorical contest between four
young ladies and a similar number
of young men OF the Tonopah high
school will take place This con-
test is for the purpose Of deciding
which two of the eight contestants
shall represent Tonopah at the state
defamation contest. to be held in
Reno on May 10th. Three judges
will decide the victors The small
admittance fee OF 10 and IS cents
win be used to refray the expenses
OF the contestants to Reno.
The following named will contest
tonight: Girls Mildred Hooper Bier.
nice Sullivan Merle Hartz and Anna
Critichheld hoys. Harold Bowler.
Austin wardle. stephen Johns and
, Tom Dugan.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
CONSOLIDATED ArTo COMPANY

Carrying United States man ana
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
dountian Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival OF mail and leave
Manhattan at 2:s0 p. m.
w c. HARDING. Agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
TEN KILLED BY TORNADO
IN STATE OF LOUlsIAN.

GILBERT, La. April 3O.-Tep
persons killed and a score were in
iured by the tornado that sween
three parishes in Louisiana this
morning. Details are meager. but
damage to property is said to he
extremely heavy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
AMALGAMATED
SHAFT IS NOW
BEING REPAIRED

Retimbering and general repairs
are in progress on the Granny shaft
OF the Manhattan Amalgamated Co.
on Litigation hill, adjoining the Ken
dall-Douglass lease on the Con-
solidated and the Swanson lease on
the Earl As soon as this work
is completed, a crosscut will be driy-
en- on the 125-foot level. in an
effort to pick up the continuation
of the rich ore shoot now being
developed in the acknowledgements
lease, and which is believed to ex-
tend into the Amalgamated COM
pany's ground. The Kendall
Douglass is being worked through
the Forman Fraction shaft Of the
Amalgamated company. and the loca-
tion and trend of the ore is very
favorable for the Amalgamated to
find it III their lines.
William Forman, one of the direc.
tors of the company. will be in
charge of operations Manhattan
Post.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
INQUEST OVER REMAINS 90
>. ~. JONES HELD TO-DAY

Justice ~ the Peace Atkinson this
afternoon sat a. ex-ofilelo coroner
a. the Inquest. laaalriuE into the
death Of loha a. Jones whn vas
kllled IN the Red Plume stope Yes.
terdas 81 failing ruek Several u
the company officials and miners
zsvs testimony as g. fts condition
"a he GROUND
A lusS sompsssd of Raheft ilast,
land sam rax Dave Yaaag a q
Nasestlas ietn uogis ard . A.
Nekrsir rendered TIRE fal'awisx
verdict
fhe taesassa wet So death fgam
ihe alllaE of fask ffom ihe hane.
me ssM ln the SOC staes "a ~
seu iaeg lsysl q enc nea riume sss
tioa q me mlae af the ranapsh
ulalas sompaay ~ resepsh. NJ
sads TIE nsidehi eaa uaasula
able
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
AMERICAN SHIP TEXAS
STRIKES EXPLOSIVE TORPEDO

LONDON, April 30.--An exchange
telegraph from a Constantinople cor
respondent wires that the American
ship Texas. a Mediterranean freight
err. struck an explosive torpedo at
the entrance to the Gulf OF Smyrna
and was completely demolished
Fifty Of the crew persisted.
LONDON. April 3o.-At the
German-Lloyd Steamship company s
Offices in this city a report was re-
ceived this afternoon and gave the
intelligence that seyenty-seven per-
sons are missing from the Texas.
Many OF the survivors are terribly
injured Nearly all Of the pas
sengers were Turks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30
DECREE RENDERED IN NEVADA
WAS NOT VALID IN new YORK

case which secured her decree on
March II. 1911. stated that she
had come to Reno on October 4 of
the previous year. II later develop
ed that she arrived In Reno on
March 10. a week before the de-
cree. She testified that she did
not know her husbands address and
it developed that for years he has
been prominent New York mer-
chant. conducting a well known
retail book store at ~ Broadway.
1t further developed from the testi-
mony in the New York case that in
spite OF Mrs. Malkan's profession OF
ignorance. she had lived with her
husband in New York as late as
August u. 1910.
The testimany offered in the New
York case was not for the purpose
OF Overturning the Nevada decree
for the reason that the Nevada
court never obtained jurisdiction
over Malkan under the New York
law and he might disregard the de
cree altogether. but he did assist in
proving the statutory charge that
formed the basis of the action
THE deposition of Lee J. Davis. who
married Rose Malkan and Harr,
Welner. was introduced in the New
York case. showing the marriage OF
March %. 1911. The deposition
was taken in Reno before Attorne,
George Green OF the firm of Mack
Green. Brown & Heer. and for
warded to New York.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-30

RENO, New, April 3o.-With the
granting OF a final decree of di-
voree to Henry Malkan against Rose
Malkan By a New York court and
the consequent reputation of the
proceedingings in the story OF fraud
and duplicity which has gone far
TO make Reno a by-word in the east.
Henry Malkan's decree was pro-
cured in New York in utter disre-
gard OF the previous proceedings in
Nevada, but the testimony and de-
positions offered at the trial bring
out more clearly the extent OF per-
jury and misrepresentation to which
the Reno courts we're subjected. The
decree, granted some three months
ago. has now become effective and a
matter of public knowledge and will
operate to make the marriage OF
Rose Malkan to Harry Welner here
on March p. 1911, subject OF
criminal prosecution should the lat
ter pair ever enter the boundaries
OF New York. Mrs. Malkan, de-
PENDANT In the New York case. is
forbidden TO remarry and her Ne
yada decree obtained under eondi.
tions which resulted in the disbar.
ment of her attorney. Robert Scou.
lar. is denounced as null and void
The history OF the case. typicai
of the grosser abuses to which tht
Reno courts have been subjected by
interruptions lawyers. appears TO b.
a history of premeditated fraud
Mrs. Malkan. in testifying in tbs