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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-07

CALL FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF THE NORTH SIDE SEWER SIS
TEN IN THE CITY OF PENDLETON.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Common Council
of The City of Pendleton at the office OF
the City Recorder until D O'Clock Z. Nj. on
September Is, 1912, for the construction
City In accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor prepared by Geary
.Aimbrell, City Surveyor, and now on tile
In the office of the City Recorder, except
that that portion of said sewer extending
West from Blaine Street, as shown in said
plans, is eliminated said bids to specify
as follows:
For all pipe including Us deliy-
cred, per foot .............. S...''''
For laying pipe including excavat.
ing Except solid rock) ana
backflling trenches and all
other labor and material neces-
sary, per foot ............. S.......
For solid rock excavating per
cubic yard .............. S......'
For manholeS, each ........... S.......
For flush tanks complete, each S.......
For entire sewer system complete S......
For concrete per cubic yard. S...,...
Each bid to be accompanied by certi
fled check Of 3 per cent of entire amount
bid, payable to the order of the Mayor OF
The City of Pendleton as guarantee that
contract for the completion Of said worl
in accordance with the terms of his bid
and to be returned to the bidder If un
successful the City reserved the right t(
reject any and all bids.
Dated this 9TH day of September, 1912
THOMAS FITZ GERALD,
City Recorder
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL d.
rector and licensed embalmer.
Opposite postoffice. Funeral parlor
Two funeral cars. Calls responded to
day or night. Phone main 7S.
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RESTAURANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

II you want dry slab wood. phons
Main s.
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BENTLEY & LEFFINGwELL, REAL
estate, fire, life and accident insur-
ance agents. New location, SIS Main
street. Phone Main 404.
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DIR. JAMES E. SHARP, DENTIST.
Office, Room IL, Temple Bldg
Phone Main 100.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.
ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, ETC

D. A, MAY, CONTRACTOR AND
Builder. Estimates furnished on all
kinds Of masonry. cement walks,
stone walls, etc. Phone black 1885,
or Oregonian office.
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DENTISTS.

DR.. THOMAS VAUGHAN, DENTIST
Office In Judd building. Phone
Main 78.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. D. c. MEABB, LOCAL STATB
Stock Inspector. Office at Keep
pens Drug Store. Phone Main All
Residence, 915 East Court street
Res. Phone Main So.
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HAIR WORK-Ladies send your
combings to Madam Kennedy, Athe.
ma, Or, Box 90. All work guaran-
teed.
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c. w. LASSEN, NJ. D. ". GRADU
ste Of McKillip Veterinary Collsg'
of Chicago. Office phone Main 81
Res. SIG Bush St. phone Main 81
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Want Ads
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Work done with especial care
Phone Red 1881
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broadway. has sent men to Paterson,
y. j., and Boston in connection with
the murder of Herman Rosenthal"
Are they looking FOR Dago Frank "
II would suggest you ask Deputy
Commissioner Dougherty."
During the course Of the interview
Mr.. Petersen volunteered the informa-
ton that counsel for former City Cham.
berlain Hyde. now under indictment. 10
following the ramifcatlons Of the
gambling investigation most closely.
why" said the detective, "oniy last
night after We had subpoenaed an i'm
portant witness We trailed him running
as fast as he could to Hyde's lawyer"
HAS EVIDENCE ON THE GAM.
BLING SITUATION.
Have you any evidence bearing on
the gambling situation?"
Eyes, We have the prices paid for
protection by . large number Of
gambling houses and to whom
they paid this money. There are
twenty or thirty men, Including
the collectors and undsroollsctors
Of graft"
Petersen bears an excellent reputa-
ton as a private detective. He Is OF
Danish extraction. a tall. well-built man
about forty-hve years old. He was born
lin Georgia. but early In hfe he went C
sea. When o second officer upon 9
merchant boat he did some detectivs
work which attracted the attention OF
Scotland Yard. This work was for the
Danish Government.
Entering Scotland Yard, Petersen wa,
assigned to Hull and Grlmsby, where
ne worked up several murder cases 70,
the great English detective bureau. He
remained nearly four years with Scot
land Yard. Owing to illness in hi.
family he returned to Georgia. ant
| came from there to New York City
where his first work was for the Lega
Aid Society. He afterward worked 10,
Gen. Bingham when that official wa.
| the head OF the Police Department
| Petersen Is understood to have the alb.
solute confidence of Judge whitman.
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WH|TMAN'S own DETECTIVE
BREAKS GAMBLERS Al|B|S

did not Join the others In the Lafay-
cite baths until two hours after the
shooting"
What are the facts in connection
with the gathering OF these men at the
Lafayette baths after the shooting?"
"lnasmuch as affidavits covering all
that are now with the Dlstrict-Attorney
/ don't mind telling you that one of the
party who got to the baths early did
telephone from the baths to Lieut..
Becker at his home In the Bronx. We
have sworn statement covering this
point: also We know Just when they
gathered in the hot room on chairs. All
l can say Is that the affidavits of attend.
ants state that they discussed the kill.
Ing Of Herman Rosenthal."
How about the trailing of Otto
Aversi from the Grand Jury room "a
Police Headquarters? Did your men fol.
low him7"
They did" replied Petersen, land We
followed him again yesterday and for \
second time after leaving the Grand
Jury he connected up with Becker"
| "xave any material witnesses
| disappsarsdf" was asked.
1.-TWO have ALREADY zone ana
othsrs are slipping away" vas the
reply. zone OF the missing 10 Q
woman syswitnsss TO the murder.
don't mean the woman In New
| haven. The other was . men who
was In the Metropolis with Herman
Rossnthal st l.oo a. H."
"Is Dago Frank Murato's connection
with the case Important"
II should think he WAS He 10 tn,
doorkeeper OF ''BridGie" Wsbber's gam
bling house at Sixth avenue and Forty
second street, and he 10 the man VIII,
was sent In to call out Rossnthal"
Have you heard that he 10 In New
Jeraeyr'
IT am Informed that Marry DouRher,y
brother Of Deputy Commissions
George A. DouEherty. who has
private detective agency At No. 9
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number "2liiS" on a big touring car as
II sped away from the scene of oar-
ing holdup of the Manhattan Care TO-
day. the two men who have seen identi-
fed as the robbers would still be q
large.
The touring car pulled up at the
cafe on the northwest corner OF man
haitian avenue and one Hundred ana
Seventh street about a. NJ. to-day.
Three men entered the cafe and at
tackled the bartender. Charles Lund-
beck. The porter. Dominic Cargo, came
to the rescue and was bla Jacked.'
When the cries OF the bartender at
tsactel attention the men tried TO carry
away the cash register, but failed One
of the men Is said to have nourished
a gun and ordered the crowd to Keep
away.
Mrs. Russell reported the number OF
the car and the police found that 1t be-
longed t. Louis Marymont OF No. 2o6
West Forty-sixth street. Detectives
Quinn and Donncly arrested William H.
Rifle OF no. 81, West Forty-fourth
street and Harry 7. Hornton of NO. 3l5
West Forty-third street. Both men
were later identified b. the bartender
and Mrs. Russell.
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MRS VALLtN MOVES;
POOLROOM CLOSES,

Harry WALTON. the east side gambler
who 10 being hsid by tho police In con.
nsction with tho Rosenthai murder. evil
IDENTIFY does not sspeot 10 rssume bus,.
ness soon, His pooiroom at No. e72 East
Fourteenth stree, was closed yesterday.
Al No. sg Fast Fourteenth s,rs,,
Harry Signal and his wife have an apart
ment, Nailon declares he was visiting
the Signals al the time RosenthAi was
murdered. and signal. an employee II
WALTON, and Mrs, 'bi5rai told the Dis
triot-Attornsy WALTON was In their apart.
meat at LA on Tuesday morning
Yesterday tho signal Nat was closed
and there Was no answer to bell or "a
raaS on tho door, =
WALTON ana hts wife have been living
In u fiat nm the second Moor of No, VI,
East Twentieth street, Yesterday after
| noon Vailon's furniture was loaded II
| WINS from storage warehouse, Mrs
a,lon declined 10 say where she wa
| coins 10 live and also refused 10 sa!
| yth!ng about her husbands oase,
The Signals Will remain within cali q
| WALTON, who depends upon them 10 sus
tain his alibi,
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At Arverne. In the Rockaway Beach
section. up to last Tuesday. and that ne
may still be hiding In tina. vicinity.
schepps's mother spends her summers
At Arverne. Up to Tuesday Schepps
apparently had made no effort to clear
himself.
Word has reached the police that
Horowits has expressed his inten ZION
OF attending meeting Of the Sam
Paul Association. at the club rooms in
East Seventh street. tonight This
determination. 1t 10 said. was ex-
pressed In a letter written 10 a friend,
In which Horowitz declared that no
was sure the police would be unable
to fasten anything on him.
Chick" Beebs 10 expected TO be a
witness before tho District Attorney.
Harry vaI.ns.sy. anas WALTON. proved
by two witnesses that he was IN
bed at No. 226 Fast Fourteenth street
about the time OF tho murder. Harry
Signal. one OF vallons employees and
Signals wife testified to this. But Beebe
has voluntarily told the Dissatisfaction
ney that he saw WALTON at the Metro
pole within ten minutes OF tho murder,
Tho Distr!ct-Attorney has put his as
sistant. Mr.. Mott. In charge a. ct,ng
p!strict-Attorney, while he gives oil his
attention 10 the murder plot md the
Grand Jury gambling Investigation. He
and Deputy Dough ,rty both believe tina
one. possibly two. OF the mon nov IN
der arrest will break down SON and
give all the details.
They expected A. one time that Jack
Rose would give M. But when Mr.
Whitman was asked to-day ~ he ex.
pected Jack Rose TO turn States svi.
dence he said:
go. 40 NOT expnot Rim -.
an reliably info rmsd that Ross
believes he has the whole Police
rspsrtwant baoN OF him. ana so
he intends 20 stand steady"
Mrs sadie Sherman. who 10 Mrs
Shields in private Ne. has sgresd Ia
come from New Haven to-day or TO.
morrow ana toll Dlstrict-Attorncy Whit.
man all she knows about the murder
shs esw Rosenthai fall after he wal
shot, noticed q man dart hack into the
restaurant whore she was sitting and
vanish.
Her story partly hears out tho Dlstrsct.
Attorneys theory that possibly a. man,
as fifteen mon were In the conspiracy
some planted inside and soms OUTSIDE IN,
hotel. In addition to those In tbs auto,
mobile.
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CONTINUED from First Page,)
TU,o
Children
Victims

procured" said Petersen. "our inter-
est, OF course, has been to break down
the story Of the movements OF these
men before the shooting.
"Taks, for instance, the story OF
Becker that he spent the svsning
~ . prise Tight. He was far too
busy that night to enjoy any sort
OF amusement, ana We know whore
he went ana whom he met
PICKS FLAWS IN THE ALIBl OF
WEBER.
Again there 10 the aifbi Of 'Brdgie
webbsr. in which . newsparerrnan ant
two policemen. the latter furnished by
Inspector Cornelius J. Hayes, PARTED.
patsd. 1t falls down as a result OF
our investigation. We know Just where
webher went during that evening both
before ana after the shooting"
Where did he 20 after the shoot.
ingf"
There was another automobile-not
tho ono driven by shap!ro-which stood
somewhere near by. am not Golng &c
say where. II was 10 this car webbe,
was running after the shooting wher
he passed John the BARBER"
who was In that other carr"
you had bPttcr see judge whitman
about that, lie knows"
PstsrAsn was asked u Webber Tot int
the car and he replied that the State
| case hinged around those facts and hi
| lips we're scaled,
As the oar In question 10 undsrs,oo
10 have come downtown again" sal
the dstsotivs. you can use your ow
Intelligence as to whether q passense
carried In this car could have bee
Bridge webbsr, webber. you know
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Following 10 q copy OF the formal IN
vttaticn sent by the Attorney
70 the three commanders Of the gam
bling house raidins squads:
July =. 1912
Daniel costissn.
Dominlck Reilly.
Charles Becker.
Dear sirs: This letter Ia addressed
10 you a. police officials who are or
have been In charge Of special squads
Of policemen for Investigation or
certain forms Of crime In tho County
o. New York.
The Grand Jury 10 inquirins into
Q subject connected with the work
/. Of thess squads and would be glad
10 have you appear As voluntary
Witnesses II you win DO %. you
may appear Thursday morning at II
o'clock. Yours truly.
, CHARLES q. WHITMAN.
District Attorney.
Al the request OF District-Attornsy
Whitman. Coroner Fsinbsrg. sitting ~
Q Magistrate. adjourned to-day until
Monday afternoon At . o'clock the ex-
aminations Of Jack Rose. Harry
WALTON. Louis Libby and William
Shapiro. all OF whom arc held without
saii. charged with completely In the
assassination OF Rosenthal. No par
usuiar reason was advanced for An adj
3ovrnment and the Coroner granted the
motion Of the District-Attorney over the
vehement protests OF Roses counsel
james N, Sullivan.
Mr.. sullivan put his client In the lish'
, q Q martyr suffering for the sins OF
the Police Department. He declared
! that the District-Attorney was not &C
much interested In trying TO solve th'
.mystsry Of the staying Of Rosenthal AZ
~ was In probing the conduct OF GER
. tain policemen. Tho pleas Of Mr.. Sulli
vaa. bioausnt though they were. had M
effect whatcvsr on the programme o
the District Attorney ana the Coroner
go Rose ana his fellow prisoners wen
baek TO the rombs for q stay Of a
least four days longer.
Ddstrtet-Attornsy whitman 10 In rs
eslpt Of information which leads him Il
believe that all tho nve men accused o
Killing Rossnthai for whom the pollc'
sent out . general alarm yesterday ar
In or around New YORK.. lie has hear
! that Harry Horowttz. alias "Gyp tn
Blood" Sam Bchepps ana Whitley
IsWls have besa soon on tho street
ana around ths.r usual places Of reso-
within tins weok.
The Evening World Is informed OF
oosd authority that sam schepps wa
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TIC REMOVE DANDRUFF

Prevent dry. thin and falling hair. Allay
itching and irritation. and promote the
growth and beauty Of the hair. frequent
shampoos with Cuacura Soap. assisted by
occasional dressings with Cuticura ONT
ment. afford most effective and economical
treatment. Sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston
ArTender-faced men should use Cuticurs
Soap Shaving Stick. csc. Sample FREQ.
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as II II was scaldcd. But thanks to good
advice I then used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. In short time I was entirely
cured. Now my skin Is clear - ever and
I have had no return Of the disease. l
hope this letter will help the suffering ones
who are fighting eczema" (Signed) Nh
Edna Bidwell. Jan. 10. 1912.
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BOY Dies Of Burns.

Dressed In an Indian suit. Russell
Jordan, seven years old. Of No. n Kaise,
avenue. osons Park. was dancing about
a bonfire In the rear Of his homo yestsr.
day. when the fringe OF the legsings
caught frs. Before tho flames were
smothered by persons Who went to his
aid the boy was badly burned. He died
later In st. Mary's Hospital. Jamaica.
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14.YEAR.0LD GIRL SLAIN,
HANDS TIED BEHIND BACK.
Found Dead in Cornfield Near Her
Home in Maine, With Her
Throat Cut.

CARMEL. Me-. July 35.-Naomi
Mitchell. the Contemporaries daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Mitchell. was
found murdered to-day In a cornneld
near her home. The chlld's hands We're
tied behind her back. her throat cut
and there were evidences OF assault.
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PARIS, July G,-Marqu!s Louis ds
Mbntebeilo was found dead to-day under
. tres near mis- chateau al Asrstls. He
had been struck b. lightning during a
storm which passed over Rsris last
evening. ..lls.,,
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TELLS OF VISIT TO BECKER
LAST SUNDAY.

"I had some ideas about electric wires
for his new homo on Olllnville avenue In
the Bronx that I wanted to speak to
him about, M we Mad become quite
friendly and I often visited at his home
and played on the player piano there
Ie was not In when ] got tfere on Sun
day and ! wanted until 9 O'clock He
returned at that time.
1T had bssn told At frst That was TO
m before the Grand Jury Friday, but
Col. sternberwsr told me over the teis-
rnons that would not be expected un-
IN Monday was not subpoenaed. A.
NJ. Becker's Sunday evening ! said,
'IIow am 7 going 70 keep Col. Stern
berver's name out OF this II ! 20 before
IN, Grand Juryf He replied that the
oniy thing ! could do would he TO tell
the truth. That 10 absolutely tho only
conversation wa had about my tssti-
mony and the only coaching he gave
ma was 10 toll mo % tell tho truth.
"Norday, after 7 had testinsd. I went
straight 10 Police Headquarters. Soma
mani don't know who had telephorrh
IN. Saturday that he wanted to 500 ms
there on Monday. Everybody at Head.
quarters Knows ma and thought oou'd
easily rrd on, who Il was " anybod,
wanted mo.
nv chance 7 steppsd into a room n
| which Mr.. Becker and four or ave othe,
men were talking, lie said, Hello anf
greeted him Tie told me hs would sto,
and talk 10 me. hut had to hurry to hi
lawyers Once. The door was open an,
| Commits sioner Waldo h'mssif walked b.
and saw va tossther We had no privat
conversation. nor did Nv. Peehsr ask m
what ] had told tho Grand Jury. I d.
not tell him either. That was not men
|
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When Rsise had his AFFIDAVIT additional
which
the Weber tell the
standing
Of his counsel Frederick Goldsmith.
The application a
whle council entered
Naturally there
wahe
Justice Of Brdxie
Weber holding
hold
Bischon should
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BANDITS ATTACK BARTENDER,
AWE CROWD, FLEE IN AUTO.

But for the quick eye of Mrs. Amelia
Russell OF No, 62 West One Hundred
and Seventh street. who caught the
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scarlet fever. My body and
face was . mass Of soreo
80 that I was practically .
shut-in. IL grew worse until
my hands and feet were
swollen and running sores.
I tried many remedies. Ons
kind which I used fairly
burned my skin up % that
IL would drop off in scales
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BODY AND FACE
MASS Of ECZEMA
Grew Worse Until Hands and Feet
Swollen and Running Sores. Skin
Would Drop OF in Scales. "Prac-
ticaIIy a Shut-in." Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Entirely Cured.

Brownville. N. Y.--"Cuticura Soap and
Ointment cured mc Of stubborn case q
eczema which followed severe case Of
The evening world., 1912-07-25
RElSLER NOW SHEARS WEBER RAN.

John Reiser John the Barber who arrested in
yesterday he had admitted that he
tell the Immediately after the murd
Rosenha fear purged hims
Whitman considerable
by night cell the Mulberry station Undue
"John the Barber" make the following AFFIDAVIT
no Weber about
16. 1912. about
o'clock. /. vicinity
Rosenhal
killed
where body lying observed
BRIDGE" Weber the a
Kid" Lewis why Webber but did
catch his reply.
s know case I he
statement vollon will. without
OF OF
of iustce and ecaus 4 tho truth
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Pal of "Gyp the Blood" Sought
as One of the Slayers
Of Rosenthal.
MISSING FROM HAUNTS.
"The Blood" May Attend the
Meeting of the Sam Paul
Association Tonight.

"Gyp the Blood" otherwise known as
Harry Horrowitz, who is said to be one
Of the men who got away In the gray
automobile after the murder Herman
Rosenthal In front Of the Metropole, is
scheduled to be at the meeting OF the
Sam Paul Association tonight. The no.
lice have let It be known that "Gyp"
Is wanted at Police Headquarters and
the presumption is that after to-nights
meeting the gunnan will hoist himself
into taxi and drive around to the
Centre street station and declare him
self under arrest II there are any dc,ec.
tives around to Identify him. This Is
the way that Jack Rose did It, BRIDGE"
Weber followed in the footsteps of the
bald-headed gambler and II Ia accepted
as pretty near a clnch that "Gyp" will
not permit himself to be outdone by hls
inustrious predecessors.
IL developed to-day that the police
also want Riddle Second" who with
Dago Frank was a gun partner of
"Gyp the Blood" Riddle" was in the
city on the morning OF the murder of
Rosenthal and has been absent from
his old haunts since. 1t is whispered
that he was one OF the occupants of
the fast-fieeing gray automobile.
"kiddie Second" is the man who tried
to Kill Dick Curley a month ago in
front OF Cushman's restaurant. at FIJI
teenth street and Third avenue. Cur
ley was in the restaurant with n
| woman and two other men when
''Kiddie" entered and asked Curley If
he could speak to him outside. .Curley
| accompanied him to the door. It was
o'clock in the morning. the same
hour chosen for the murder of Her.
man Rosenthal. As II was in front of
the Metropole there was a touring car
Just outside the restaurant, occupied
by four men.
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In Statement to Evening World
Chauffeur Says Lieutenant
Was at Garden Fight.
GOT HOME AT i.55 A. N.
Says He Had No Conversation
With Becker AS to His
Testimony.

Otto Aversi, Col Henry Stern
bergers chauffeur, who drove tho auto
mobile In which Lieut.. Becker was
riding in the vicinity OF the Rosenthal
murder scene less than an hour befof ,
the crime was committed. volunteered
to-day to make n statement to The
Evening World
Il first met Lieut. Becker year and
q half or two years ago" he said. ut
has long been the custom for inspec-
tors, detectives and others. friends OF
Col. S.ernberger. to ,use the car. and
whenever they telephoned for II I took
II to them and drove them where they
wanted to 70.
"On the night met Lieut. Becker
two detectives called me up and said
they wanted to go to Sing Sing. I
took the car around and Mr.. Becker was
with them. That was the. frst time I
ever saw him. Since then he has used
the car frequently. ! have seen him on
an average Of twice a week.
ION the afternoon before Rosenthai
was killed Lieut.. Becker called me at
the Hendrick Hudson Yacht Club and
said he wanted the car that evening.
I met him between 7.30 and 8 o'clock
at Attorney Harris office. No. so Broad
way
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Immunity compelled testify against himself But Becker
understand Headquarters that unless he waived his immunity
rights he would Immediately be suspended from duty
building his
Hughes said
followed police
advice and the advice OF his counsel
Whitman continue the
the Roscnhal
gambling house. but VIII
relations between the Police Department
and the illegal
Alderman Chairman the Finance Committee Of the Board
petition
the Mayor special meeting the Board Aug Tor the
Police Department
Charter
aETangng for a investigation such is contemplated