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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
STATE ATTORNEY
ASKS GROWERS
TO OBEY LAW
DECLARES IT IS RISKY BUSINESS
TO SHIP GREEN FRUIT IN
HIS DISTRICT.
Orlando Oct. ., 1872.

OTiGilGO Oti. y
TO Ny Fellow Countrymcn OF thu
Seventh Circuit of Florida:
The season is fast apprOachin@
for tie sale and shipment OF orr Or
angcs. and to many Of you will come
the temptation to violate the imma
turc fruit law OF Florida; the qucs
tiOn of gain or good citizenship will
be presented to you. and you mus,
fairly and squarely decide between
loyalty and disloyalty to the law CT
. our own making.
appeal therefore to the higher
and better feelings of you all. LIE:
:: be said that in this era OF graz.
afd sclshncss, that the high-mind
cd. bravo people of the Seventh cir
cult have set all considerations oi
mcrc gain aside and Will stand by
;lcir laws, simply because il i
raht 10 sland ly the law
Although there have rccn various
holdings Of this law By jU,l ,cs il
C;hcr circuits. yet the fact remain,
tat the immature citrus fruit law
has been declared to be GOOD ami
sound in this circuit by his honor
W. RI. Price at the fall term of 81
I.ucic circuit, he having presided a,
this term.
Hence this law is the law of tn,
Seventh judicial circuit of Florida.
and it will remain in active oper;.
tiOn until it is repealed BY the lie.
islaturc or is reversed by the Su-
premc Court of the State.
Therefore it is my duty, withoui
choice. to sustain the law, supportci
by Il decision of a judge in this cir
cult, az long as it is on the statute
book, and however it may pain M
to prose ute a friend, yet il OCCASION
arises, shall do so to the best OF
my ability and to the cleaiest con
tcption Of my duty.
| trust, however, there will be no
such necessity, for can not CON
'civc OF any man deliberately violat-
ing the law in the face Of this ar
peal, which is made to all of you as
t.. frields and fellow citizens who
feel with me that the only safety o.
tho State lies in sustaining all. even
he lea of her laws, not only in tn.
court houses, but in the hearts Of
the people
Very truly your friend and public
servant.
JOHN e. JONES,
State attorney Seventh Judicial Cir
cult of Florida. adv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
A GOOD LAW FOR
THE OTHER FELLOW
Thinks the Florida Fruit Grower.
Says State Chemist Rose.

Capt. II. h. Rose, state chemist,
was In Kissimmee Saturday evening
for while, returning from an in
'sIcctiOn through the citrus belt in
the interest OF the immature fruit
law.
Several arrests were made as a
result OF Capt. Roses activity, and
the trial and outcome of the cases
will be watched with interest by all
growers.
Capt. Rose is OF the opinion tha,
there will be many violations of the
law that will never be heard of be-
cause of the lack of cooperation on
the part Of the growers In enforcing
the law. Il dare say" he said, that
there will be five hundred cars Of
fruit to leave Florida during the
coming week. The inevitable result
Will be to reduce the price of the
fruit and give Florida fruit a black
eye IN the market at the. opening of
the season and there will be no re-
ccvery from this first shock. The
great trouble that l find in pre-
pairing for the enforcement of the
law against shipping immature fruit
Is that every grower things the law
IS mighty good one for the other
fellow. None of them seems to think
that the law is intended for him az
well as for his neighbor. ."-Kissim-
NEE Gazette.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
0i! .N7.io iated Press. !

Sofia i'Rl%1ria,, Oct 10. Tie iul-
&rIan premier, GMcrhon, declared
ha has nHr dcSpaired OF war being
"tpidrd ~ the last moment. Thn
council OF ministers has not reached
!. decision, and IN exchange of views
h'twcrn the cabinets OF BULGARIA.
Gnc"e" and Serlia is continuing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
TRADE 1T OUT AT A SOCIAL.
IST STORE. BRER. BENJAMIN

Brother benjamin of the Ocala
Star. ably answers the five questions
our Socialist friends have prOpOund-
et and offered 81, 900 to anyone an
swcring them. We believe Brother
BENJAMIN is entitled to the thOus nd
dollar bill Summerfield Chronicle.
It's among the other treasures we
have laid up in heaven, and we are
some doubtful about ever seeing IT,
---Ocala Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
-,knfd|
.'tk1N
I'D YOU SEE THE
ECLIPSE TODAY

y total eclipse Of the sun was
scheduled to take place today
Thursday, the exact time NOT be.
ili@ given. but ii was invisible in
III" United States except as very
snail partial eclipse in Florida ami
the southern portion of the Gulf
states, The path OF totality crossed
south America from Il point near
Quito. Ecuador. to Rio Janicro, Bra
~, thence southeast across the At
lantic ocean.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
JACKSONVILLE GREEKS
EAGER FOR THE FRAY

Jacksonville, Oct. l0.-Three CON-
panies willing to fight, according to
ancient Creek standards of bravery,
or little over 200 men all told,
will leave jacksonville in the event
of their native land being drawn
into the war which is now threat
nned. say the leaders of the Greek
military movement in the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
CONVENTION OF SOUTH FLOR
IDA MhS0NS III TAMPA.

Tampa, Oct l0.--The annual
convention Of the South Florida dis
trict. of the M.:SOns will be in Tam
pa Oct II, i6. H. About 80 Ma
sons from a.! over the state are eX-
pected to attend the meetings which
will be in the Masonic Temple here.
Past Grand Masters {. w. Johnson.
OF Jackson,illc: Marcus Endcl OF
Gainesville, and James Cornell nf
DeI.and, the cCirmittee on Wor.
will have char.,c c. the convention.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
TEDDY TO uNuM
BER HIS BIG GUNS
Makes Threats That He Is Going to
Talk Real Mean About
Wilson.
tBy Associated Press.

superior. Wis, Oct. 10. Roose-
Welt announced that he is ready to
'unlimber his big guns" and attack
Wilson. II probably would not make
the references TO Wilson IN going
4. make il he hadn't attacked mo
When any one attacks me. he might
rs well understand | won't take il
lying down"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
CAN THE OUTLOOK
RAISE THIS BID
Roosevelt offered 100000 Per Year
to Edit New York Press

New York. Oct 10.-Frank A
Mnnsey, owner of the New Yorl;
fress. denied tonight that Theodore
i'ooseseit had accepted the editor.
Sh'' OF bis paper. but said
VI NJ to pay him 100000 a 80.
IL ne would take the lob.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10

Oct. % is to be observed rs tn
berculosis day" in p .hn rhrrchns
OF the country. r n. 1T Ia
written letter e~t v his a.
proyal Of this idea.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
DISASTROUS WRECK
M UAIU IOlAY
Engineer and Fireman Killed and
Five Mail Clerks Injured in
Collision.
(By Associated Press. }

Chicago Junction. Ohio, Oct. 10
The engineer and iiremen were
killed and five mail clerks were hurt
when a Baltimore & Ohio passenger
train ran into freight ears left on
the main line.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
O|R|G|BlE Of GERMAN
AERIAL FLEET EXPLODED
by Associated Press. 4,

Berlin, Oct. la.-An immonro
dirisible of the German aerial fIaat
exploded while being refilled with
hydrogen gas. The crew escaped nm,
injured.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
MONTENEGRO
ALONE HAS
DECLARED
BULGARIA. GREECE AID SCRVIA
HAVE NOT YET FADE FOR.
NAL DECLARATION

London. Or5 70. Heavy losses
We're inflicted by Turkish troops on
/: band Of Greeks numbering thou
sand men. who attacked a Turkish
iiontirr post near Dhiskata. They
were driven back over the frontier,
according to n news agency dis.
patch.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
THIRTY YEARS PENALTY FOR
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

Rome, Oct. 9.-For attempting to
assassinate King Emanuel on March
IA last. Antonio Dalba was yester.
day condemned to thirty years penal
servitude.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
.uRY TO TRY BECKER
HAS BEEN COMPLETED
fBy Associated Press.D

New York. Oct l0.-The jury
which is to try Lieut.. Becker for the
murder of Rosenthal was completed
this forenoon
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
TO PROTEST AGAINST CURSlNG

columbus. O.. Oct. l0.--As a pro
test against blasphemy and indecent
language, 1000 Catholics will pa
rade through the streets of this city
in silence next Sunday Rev. l.. F
kearney, Of GAINESVILLE. will speak
at an open-air meeting. notwith-
standing the parade
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
CUBS.SOX BALL GAME
POSTPONED AT CHICAGO
BY Associated Press. !

Chicago, Oct. lO.-The Cubs-SOX
baseball game was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Thy Associated Press. F.,

London, Oct. 10. bulgaria. Ser
Via and Greece have not yet followed
the example of Montesro in dcclar-
ing war on Turkey. Tntil the three
countries do 50 diplomats refuse to
sly" up hope Of n5niainino peace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Il II I 0RK
TAXES SECOND
G'''E Of SERIES
- YIN II ToDAY'S CON
~r-9 EY SCORE OF TWO
TO ONE.
! 50 lated Prcss.)

\.so lated Press. }
n1 10 After Il night on
Giants and Red sox
az OF yesterdays tie.
tor playing were not
u ~ hour after sunrise
.Yn shonc on the rain
timond. The official fore
r.i,.l, occasional showers.
probably will oppose
yrA scored one run in the
a Aurray's double. sarri-
riilce ily. Neither sid"
fourth Marluard
c,lnnts, Olirien To-
4sd strurk out -four
re innia"s.
Batteries.
# Marquard, Meyers.
QsEripn. Corrisan.
First Inning.
r. nryorc singled, Doyle
~ on stealing. Snodsrass
Hooper flied, Icrkes
.., speaker, loudly chcercd, was
nr,t
Second Inning.
york Murray doubled, Mer-
rfu.d him to third, llcrzog
rfal scoring. Meyers out at
=, uar ran.
lewis Singled, Gardner
sim 10 second. Stahl flied.
iann,d.
Third Inning
A8rh Fletcher walked, Mar
riiced, DcNore famed,
~ led
m orrigan louled ont,
canned, Hooper famed.
Fourth Inning.
York Snodgrass ont at 'lHS'
hrWise. Mcrklc same.
1874 Yerkos popped Speaker
l,wis forced Speaker. Card
Fifth Inning. 4
\"a York !icrzog doubled, Mey-
r,ic"d. Fletcher singled. scor-
ilcrlog, Fletcher stole second.
rgqard walked, Devorc forced
r3rar'. bcvorc stole, Doyle pur.
''ly pasrcd, filling the bases. After
s'rik", and three halls Snod-
- lied one run.
}*'on Stahl singled and out
4.ans Wagner flied, Corrigan out
srs, :,
Sixth Inning.
York Murray fOuled out,
'a :~nned. lIcrzog out at first.
.s'r foulea out. !
-s p . Brion famed. Hooper
Thcs singled. Speaker fouled
Seventh Inning. i
ark Meyers famed, Fletch
a' first. Marquard likewise.
s.l Lewis ont at first. Gard
S'ahi doubled, Wagner
Eighth Inning.
=" iork -Devore singled. Doyle
SAodgrass singled, Murray I,
AfFkie forced Snodgrass. No
','on Engle. batting for Carri-
a'@d; Ball. batting for Oberlin
~4e' Hooper walked. Yerkes on.
rs.
Ninth Inning. $
iork-Bedient pitching.
aching for Boston. Herzog
!. - hen died stealing, Meyers {
~ Fletcher and Meyers were +,
- on at first
speaker popped. Lewis
Gardner doubled. scoring
a'4her cut at third. Stahl :.
"fst players choice, went
Fletcher's wild throw of
~founder. Wagner stole
aty fled One run
- s0ra.
=, X. H. L. =
h, -.-....-2 ! I
- ......1 . Z
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10

Don't despisc the little things, but
OF the same time the bigger the fish
the less the necessity there is for
lying about it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Eighth Inning.

-" lork -Devore singled. Doyle
SAodgrass singled, Murray
AeFkie forced Snodgrass. No
,'on Engle. batting for Carri-
4'4d; Ball. batting for Oberlin
Hooper walked. Yerkes on.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Seventh Inning.

iark Meyers famed, Fletch-
- first. Marquard likewise.
. Lewis ont at first. Gard
-a S'ahi doubled, Wagner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Sixth Inning.

IS York Murray fouled out,
.anned, llcrzog out at first,
.ser foglea out.
49, OBrien famed. Hooper
Thcs ,;n gled. Speaker fouled
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Fifth Inning,

~ lUrh FfcrzOg dOuDIcu, Mty-
:, rlic"d Fletcher singled. scor-
I; flcrlog, Fletcher stole second.
N.r4aard walked. Devoro forced
aar3tor', bcvorc stole, Doyle pur.
h9>"ly passed, filling the bases. After
strik.7 and three halls SnOd-
,as' .ied one run.
.t%'on Stahl singled and out
>'l.ins Wagner flied. corrigan out
: s-s,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Second Inning.

loth Murray doubled, Mer-
rf.rd him to third, licrzo2
MURRAY scoring. Meyers out al
O'r run.
lewis Singled, Gardner
Nm 10 second. Stahl flied,
futr,I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-10
Third Inning.

r Narn Fletcher walked, Mar
.4 rrced, DcNore tanned,
e. led
pf torrigan louled ont,
canned, Hooper famed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06


ueFe not sBouEh Eood hOtaiS ID D..
tnoit rather shOcked - tocal PE'de
Of DeiVOilers. ~ thaj h11 - a1mil
the iruih Of q. ard nov tEeir Hnlra
a. counaree 81 OtlB bunina1s o.
EnniEstiOas are starting . movement
10 build more SOD hOtsla- ~ 10
Raih. - r.. several yaaFA aaO thsFs
vas hOisi--ii nay b. JaaJ ~ sod
nou a. II Uns thrn--that -aa 20 sod
in cOnpaFisOa VITA anything eis'
U-ithin leo mikes thut trsVeiinE nen
covering western New NorE and
NOrtbgFu Psnnsylrania usod 70 q
ways Try 70 GrTange their Sebed1le =
that they e1uid splnd sundays ia
Dath. NE. NicholA. WbO ran the no
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06

has ~, bullt . hotei-usut ct 80
nola atock un1aG Ils menbsEs -
not asough moary 70 pal 70 . o.
nusaioFy bFick buiiding- utth rooDo
= ibe top nooE for eInba hga1glaT.
tars But Wat IbesR We'seF Uaopie
hia that uant 70 psint orr paTtiru-
IsFIy b thai they halt into thaa hoaai
ina - tbsIs p bainE buili i8fo ~
hig h0t1ls 10 ~ bie eilies. = hail ~
enongh for 81 Ein11 - ReetilGl sd
oouvpntiuna. Or danssa. - ~ ~.
g.Sl kind q . baagasi that ~ toss
q ever Iihfly % have--ln shoFt- thRy
mode % thelF ns1 bOiui . renasr SO
. noasiuE Dlasp ~ ~ pPople - ~
town. and ole ~ thR results alll14l
-. hauu a elllEGauaui .: thR 1911
life q yeisaF - IL sllwuiaii1l g
cSVIe pTi1s 40 fhe eivis OpiFtt - 4
surpTisinE eE'eni
Your tosu caInoi - CtaEsntlnua
unIaas t h.u ptes,y - Foipls- Your
iOTn = ~ GolnE - impress il1eA
upal IL manufletuToF IndAilE Ter .
site 20 Uhich 70 renOve hiS plaui =.
ubsa hs visits yen ~ bas - Uui -
win naooad q third clats ho1ei d
rounodstioaA PFubahAy your fUwn
has god hotels an UlsG'T q fh1ln-
Bui yOar tOun 10 EFOutns a. = =
% 70 youF -bnUstsT- OTElLlEast1l 20
~ TO IL TIA; the hoiei aeeOnmoda
tt1as eosfiBue 10 ~ adequate ana q
~ baas possibls EFadR.
This 10 One o. tha noai impOrtani
services a Co1nerrisl OaganiEaston
can FpndeF to lts town .: 10 juEt an
Other u iSsnP tbinEs that ~ SFBnn-
ised bOdy Of Dea working for = eoul'
men end can d. WhIch no inairtd1al
could ncrODPlish ~ himn-ii-
This Is Oae Of the reaSOAS Why youF
Casmber q COunsrce EsedS yOuF
auPVOTt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06
90 wnrTE aaUAw.-

The rog1Autir AmsEirsR dana
Tbs white sSauU.- ~ De'la CiarEs-
Sui ~ NanagPF Dasboa ai,racri1a q
IN Grand % Tuesday. .lec. ~. ~
an enEagsueut u One nishf
This day IL sid 70 hsVe valid
cIaiu uDoa ihe uanira1iol ana pa1Tua-
An. q votsFiea Of tie HiAPs h thir
couutry. barau.s Il b raTely Auez.
-aB PLAY for Americans !, b . play
huiit upoa ru~Dce. lsaxstrr Ho1
hears interest
Ths author. Miss Clnrke. IL eel
knOun from b~r fOrler stake uOrH
uuA-T AuEustine Daily ara chaTis-
Frohwsn.
The noraes are latd 10 the Wiser
No. Of Ni-hIean nbou, Ieu years asn.
,nf-gne r.mp-u. o. Shtrsni. hia
~. nna their tive IittIs dauEhleFE,
I'm ~ Or,avta. we're snoaE ~
r,rIt.r q the haTdy psillaEs rs
hi.r-S th-tr uav thruuEh ~ iorlslr
-. ~. ~ rl-rruss aaa he Hoarssh.
~ ,st,-. NJ i.--l.ar, T.sh . .sarz
,a,.a-i,- h. v--nss sne~,uy o. -he
.....s q. ale o4atl "a. ia'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06

Tsese are roe ltnlu = salls''- --.--l
sailors - horf sla ~
saiisgl ~ - ~ ~ l,a-i ni'lll-
.Ihsy WeaF ntta. ill'Wis tl-
quepF NJ enDa and atnG 1lNIt1 -.
uhils th~y hnng - - eopl-
snFtaFDS ThFy ~ $50 uorl . ~
ti1R % oanfe . hoIup-l'e 49, -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06
WALT MASON
~ IN Han-@Jnsh


Hard umeb Nni eums ere very LONG.
Sou~ pruybsis 90 affirm: soon thtnE-
WI al b. r0inE urUnE; and grief AN
make a. aluirm, The seers MAY 81
b. OF their bass - shsy have bs9n
before. tAsy Hke to scare the human
race nnd make ~ I'D and norr And
then again Shey may b. Fighs. their
lrs.sss mas come true. 4 plnica put
., a q pIieht. Twill ~ hOulydo' 50
lets be- hopins for the hest while M
ing for the worst. and 20 Our dnily
s,uurs With uast tan Cur l1poDd1Iu
hursu. Lets PIT In brine ~ u1sfll
sc,ds for Wiki We WOTE with hnstR'
sroDCuins = I'D car dnds, and rut
ON susli-h unsie. Il VIII Bot huT1 -
10 believe thar panica UiH arrive. he
more q hnvtng - achieEe, the more
vr III ufl arrive. Anl u ne panics
q 20 eO1s. BIT hst1ar ttmrs lnst'aA-
& thiunu keop ~ ttsiF hllsy hum. - 7
b inst mneh ahr14 aomedDel
,hlnk Bhen J an uane. free IrOn ny
ks-p.r'a carr. a pa1Ie Wouid not be
in vain. s'su ihouEh II brought o.
sr,ir. For b these TAT and golden
,purr re erau. 70 value clsA; We 50
ID duns up 70 our Earn for every Eina
OF ,rnsh. We buy q thOur4nd foolish
thinul. ~ ~ such enuy marEa- ~
-, $50 - earn have uinga and
~ 70 bear the lasks Perhaps ued
IraFn - valne wealth. and Try TO Has'
,he nrirr. u Psnic came on ~ b.
stealth and slusEed % once or twice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06

We oGlr Oaa Hulluf udlSu ~
uuTd ~ u1y casa q C1ilrgh that 60
~ - eurrS b II1Ifs ealaTTh Cu-e
FL clIBNBH 3 CO. rulu1D. o
We. ~ untsIsigns1. h1us hnoIl
~ Chaa.y - ~ ~ 3 yalfA ~
Dslisv~ Mn ptrlo-,ly hrusEabls n -
b-.,a.-g trsnaellou-. - unsnelally
sble - carry - ~ ohl,lAttons na1'
b his nm.
EasaI1g. KllRn = mgVin.
Ebolauale nEuGEilia. T1'saO. q
HnIrs catarTh Culs y iasea iu'eE
AM. oatlns dl1ooev u6oa ~ hiou1
"A wnsuus uuFilr.s g ~ Euirn
ToiiInoaials aeli me- Pre- * ~
baitiP. SO ~ as DFlEEi-ta-
fahs IIlTn Vsmuy PHs ~ eol.lI
Dstlu1-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06
No. -
row GOOD hotels HELP BUs'
NESS.


Did oyu ever stop 70 isiuk uha'
ncvslty rooe hotels are IL Amsrie :
One dos not have to b. veTl %
10 rem~nber uhen therc WIS Also
lutely no such thing - sood hotel
% ID. United States outside o. ihc
larrrrf CITIES. Today r. very
small and backEard cDiununily N
deed thar does not boast a Al leasi
gne hostelry tn which tie travsi'F
rap find a clean aad com 5rtabie bel
food a, least az good A. b. ~ouid Eei
a. nome aud ali The psher oonret.
i~ncss thaf ~ associate iDday W'ih
he aame % hotel
Al that. there are YER fcW towns
thai have enough GOOD hotels. 90
no, expect hotel proprtstars general
Is TO agree uigh en- on 'ais point hui
4 l. nrV-rfb~lsus true Ev-Ty O1cr In
= uAa. sone toun vases up 70 ihs
ssyi that It's hotel acrOnuu.Dda'ipna
are Inadequate. and HoEasiImes the
ritiss thaf ind thlE az srs pretty
GOOD sire tsuus- The Ameriean
Raak,fs Association AeiI is annual
uoureut5ou for Isi: IN Detroit. MieE
yse convention the directors dc-ids'l
that they would nesvr REsEin mPei IA
. toun that a.d not have enonsh god
eoie.s 70 tak- csre % fhe a-o"e pe"
pls uao generally attsnd fheir con
ven,ion. TIE suggestion that iherr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-06

poct ba dElE e U1iuEgy IN )
loua-ut druD - Il, = trnr - - y
lsSll4 = - NJ = ~ Uhra -
Gu-ual1
~ Sailor = ~ oaly UlrisGy -
rtsIitu-1 u-l No oaa . Hi1ha1 ~
hausot . - EntEA MA oan.
vi-ts nFs Givun . isu dl.rEust 0ults
ne alnIr snuSlrls % tIVulrtgliiol
anA aToal uauspapafS snb - OVeT
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NoTIcT TO -AIRhsoNT SALOONS
Anln nRue RToRgS.

You and ench OF you are hereby no
,ihed not 30 scll spurious liquors 70
my father. d. u Grapes. Of Fairmont
a. utH eufOrcs the hay for any NtS
laiious after ths date.
CHAS. A GRAPES
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-03
Trolley Passes
Denied SleuthS

That the Public Service Railway
Company does not intend to issue
passes to 'plainclothes'' members OF
the police departments. as specified in
the law passed by the present Legis-
lature, was made plain today by Pres
ident Thomas n. McCarter. Detective
Sergeants Meehan. of this city, and
O'Brien, of Elizabeth, called on Mr.
McCarter today and asked II the
passes were to be given plainclothes-
men.
Mr.. McCarter replied that he had
been informed that the law was un-
constitutional The bill was termed
the 'plainclothes pass law" and was
passed by both houses and signed by
the Governor. 1T may be that the
courts would declare the law uncon-
stitutional," explained Mr.. McCarter.
1t is contended by the Public Service
lawyers that the Legislature has nc
right to make the company give free
transportation.
Nj. McCarter said the matter had
been considered by the directors of the
corporation and the same stand was
taken. Upon the request of the detec-
tives he promised that the question
would again be taken up.