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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
Bailey Is Winner.

l.. VI. Bailey was chosen boa I'd can
ddutc at partisan convention of
the voters OF the Fifth ward. The meet
ing. which MAS held in the Bryant school
building. was well attended and there
was Keen rivalry for the nomination. =.
a. Sweet presided at the meeting and
there were four nominations.
Or. :. g Baldwlns name was placed
before the meeting by Dr. L.. Y. Silver;
Or. 6. l. Douglas was nominated by
Judge F. G. LOofbourow: Miss Kate VII
lisms was nominated by o. ]. Salisbury.
and L. NJ. Bailey was named BY Frank
Il. stephens. 4 motion prevailed To the
crect that the candidate chosen must
have n majority of the votes cast and
that the ballotng should continue unill
Il candidate was chosen the candida G
receiving the lowest number of votes 10
be dropped from the list on each ballot
The result OF the ballots follows:
Firet-BaldWtu. 90: Douglas 1sS, Miss
Williams. -: Bailey. -. Sccond-Doug-
las. li5: Miss Williams 90 Bailey, ilI.
Thlrl-DouSiss. i"i; Bailey 15l.
While the votes OF the first ballot wcrc
being counted by The tcllors. Rabbi
Chares j. Frcund introduced q rcsolu-
tlon piedSing the candidates 20 use ever,-
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Convention on Lawn.

At the Fremont the voters We're still
unable TO get in. However. about IJ0
remained on the lawn OF the schoolyard
and held convention. Mrs. j. f, Be
less was nominated by acclamation Tor
the four-year term. Il. T.. MontroSc, j.
a. Ekman aud u. f.. Eedman We're sug~
gcsied FOR the short term. Mr.. Ekman
Withdrew in favor of Mr.. Moutrose and
then the name Of Mr.. Rcdmun WAS with
drawn and Mr.. Montrose was given the
nomination unanimously.
l. j. Starbuck. chairman Of the Pro-
greSsiye party in the Second ward. Off
cistcd as chairman OF the Fremont meet
ing. and Ross NJ Eonny. Democratic
chairman OF the Second ward. acted Us
secretary.
As each party in tho Second claims To
have held the only regular non partisan
convention. il will be interesting TO note
which secures the coveted mon -parti-
san designation for its candida tes.
Each OF the two factions denominatcs the
other as the boltinG fActlon.
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WORKERS IN SOCIAL.
SERVICE WILL. ME

Those who are interested in social seI
ice work Of any kind are extended
invitation 10 attend Il meeting of SOC
service workers 10 bc held In the Hr
Utah al 10 o'clock tomorrow morni
The invitation WAS extended ycstert
by the committee on organization.
which Or. George Thomas Is chairmhr
The purpose OF tn" meeting is tu CT
permanent organiZa tun Of the SO,
workers OF the state. Following IL
committee on organization: Dr. Geo
Thomas, Prof. George Coray. Judge ~
andcr McMastcr, the Eey. Peter s Sin
kin, the Rev. w w. Reese, Miss. Ar
Il. Eaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen. aJu
II. II, Rolapp, superintendent j. NJ. N
ana Or. Il. g. GowAns, superintendent
the state industrial school.
The following programme has been /
pared for tomorrow's meeting.
Opening remarks. DT. George Thonl
The Need and Advantages Of st
Organization" the Rev. y, =. Braint
The White Slave Problem" Miss IN
=. Eaton; What Every Citizen Sho
Know About Ills Town and State
Value Of Social surveys the s.ev. Z,
", Reese: Adult Probation and ParoE
judge : W. Stewart
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One-Minute Speeches.

\ rule was adopted limiting nominating
speeches TO one minute. n. G. Edwards
placed before the convention the name
of 4. -. McMullon. Mathonihah Thomas,
the retiring member OF the board from
the Fourth. offered the name Of John +.
Bennett. incidentally. Mr.. Thomas took
occasion 10 thank his constituents Tor
the assistance they had given him during
his eight and orc-hali years OF SERVICE
on the school board.
Every person casting a ballot was re-
Guircd To give his name and address.
Also lie was requested TO deposit n penny
or two in the hat toward dcfray wing the
expense of the meeting.
When the vote was announced Mr..
Thomas. who had nominated Mr.. Ben
nett. moved that the choice OF Mr.. Nc
Mullen be made unanimous, and this was
,lrtnn
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Candidates for the school board were
named last night in the Second, Fourth
and Fifth municipal wards OF Sail
Lake. Interesting contests developed
in each of the conventions In the See
ond ward two conventions were held
each insisting that il was the real non
partisan convention and two sets Of
candidates were named. \ contest al
the election is certain.
Arnold G.. Giauquc and DR.. +. :. Ba5-
corr, present members Of the school
board from the Second. were rcnom-
mated for the long and short terms, re
Spcctivcly at one of the conventions in
tho Second and Mrs j. 7. Bclcss for
the long term and Il. +, Montrosc for
the short term and Il. j.. Montrose for
ward convention.
Archibald D. McMullen Won the nom
ination bv narrow margin over John
+. Bennett in the Fourth ward ut Il non.
partisan convention attended by more
than 900 persons. In the Fifth Lcdvard
II. Bailey was nominated by a small
majority over DIR. e. !. Douglas. pres
cut member Of the board Mr. Bailey
Is former member Of the school
board
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Many Leave Meeting.

ihc chairman persisted in his ruling
tnat me meeting had been regularly called
Tor the Grant school. Thcreupon. FrcJ
W. Price announced that IL was uscIess 6
10 remain Ia the meeting Ross NJ
H"nny. Democratic chairman. called on
the friends Of candidates Other than Mr..
Iiuuduc aud DR.. Bascon TO leave the
Grant school and 20 to the Fremont. IL
WaS announced that tho Fremont gchool
Mas locked and the ianitor nowhere 10
hc found. Nevertheless considerable
M nbe- left tho Grant and went 10 the
Fremont.
After they left. The meeting n, the
tfant school developed into love ieagt.
y. q, GE,uouc and Dr. r. = Rascorn
were quickly nominated h.. accIamation.
Dr. Eascom sccondlnG the nomination Of
Ar Giauque and Mr.. Giauque that OF
Dir. Bascom
Mayor Samuel G. Park presented SIr.
,iauque's name TO the convention say
inS that Mr.. Ciauque had been a mem
Der cf the board for the past fifteen
years and his continuance on the board
WAS essential 10 the continued progress
- the board. Dr. RaScom said In scr
onding Mr. Gtauques nomination that II
aU the members OF the board were al
ihe meeting they would with one voice
AK for the return of Mr.. Ciauduo lie
was then nominated by acclarnation. FOR
The four-year term.
Former Governor John G. Cutler pre-
scented DR.. EaEccm for tle t8o-year term
and Tr Giauque seconded the nomlna :
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EXCHANGE IS ORDERED
BY COMMISSIONERS

Y contract was entered into Yesterday
by the county commissioners with the
Mountain States Telephone 4 Telegraph
company for tho installation of an ex-
change 30 handle all telephone business
in all county offices. The exchange Will
be put in operation within the next few
days. OF as soon o the diversion OF the
many individual lines now in use Into
one exchange can he accomplished
The commissioners also decided def
n!tcly upon a heating system for the
boys detention home. II was decided to
run a. pipe line from the heating plant
that supplies the county nRrmary.
distance Of 500 feet 10 the detention
home. Bids for the construction Of the
pipe line will be called Tor at once. The
estimated cost OF the work is $500.
on recommendation OF the county re-
cordcr. a. w. Smith was appointed
special employee OF that office TO assist
in the annual compilation OF the report
to the state statistician.
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legitimate effort 20 see that the love for
country and naE be constantly lncul-
Gated. expressing unqualified and COM
pletc Endorsement OF the action OF the
superintendent OF public schools. II. H.
Christensen. and the city board OF cdu-
cation In endeavOring 10 foster becom-
ing spirit OF patriotism among the chill
dren entrusted 10 their charge, and ia
vorinS the use of the school buildings
for social purposes.
Simon Bambcrgcr. j. NJ. Thomas and
Samuel u. WesterfIeld spoke in opposi-
tion 10 tho resolution. The opinions eE-
pressed were that, while tho sentiment
might he correct. the resolution was un-
called for. unnecessary. and an anront to
the candidates. The resolution was re-
jeci ed upon vote being taken.
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Lively Division.

result Of thc tapcle supporters
ot Mr.. Giauquc aud DR.. Bascom for the
school board urged their friends to 20
To the Grant school, while the support
crs OF other candidates asked their
friends to 20 TO the Fremont school. As
result before s clock the Grant
school was filled 10 ovcrflowiug. while
~ the Fremont scores were waiting for
The Jaoitor TO open the doors Many
NJ the Fremont left and went To the
Grant where from the moment the
meeting was called TO order there was
great confusion.
Charles tottrcll. Jr.. state senator.
elect, was chosen chairman. Imnlcdi-
ately there was objection 10 any bust
ness. on ibe ground that the meeting
had NOT bceu regularly called. II was
'tatsl that the two places for The con
Fentlou had caused confusion and IL
WIS suggested that an adjournment nm
tai tonight bo taken that everyone
might have the opportunity TO attend.
This was ruled out of order.
J. J. Starbuck, Progressive chairman
Tor the Second ward. and Ros, NJ Uonnv
Il"m"crauc ward chairman. denounced
ne action OF certain persons actuatcd
thcF declared. by personal motives In
ctanginS the location without consult :
inS or securing thc approval OF tho
party chairman signing the original call
IN the meantime q bcvy of aUtonoblIcs
was busy taking voters ,o tho mcctIns
and the building was Iammcd tn the
doors ''N
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Would Conserve Water.

f. 4. Porter district engineer in The
government geological bureau, ap,
peared and asked the league s coop
Grafton in conserving the water re
sources of the state. lie said the
United States was willing TO do its
share if the people Of the state would
interest themselves sufficiently. The
prevention Of waste flood waters par
ticularly concerned him. Efforts will
be made to interest various clubs OF
the state and the Development league
it was decided. VIII cooperate with the
government.
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Attempt Will Be Made TO Sc
cure Direct Salt Lake
Morgan Highway,
WILL CONFER TONIGHT
Representative Salt LakerS 10
Discuss Plans With Citi-
zens of Morgan.

Members Of the Rotary club will leave
nt SIS this afternoon on a special train
! for Morgan. At Morgan tonight there
viii he "a big public meeting of the citi-
zeus OF Morgan. which will be addressed
and by representatives of the Rotary
club. The purpose or the trip and Of the
meeting Is TO arrange for the construc-
tlon OF wagon road from Morgan TO
Salt Lake.
The construction of such II road will
be of great value both 10 the residents
OF Morgan county and the people Of Salt
Lake as Wen as great aid tp inter
mediate traffic. 1t ls proposed To con
struct the road through Elnrdscra bblc
and City Creek canyons II is estimated
that the road will cost approximately
$4,000. The next state Legislature will
he asked 10 assist in the construction
Of the road with - liberal appropria
ton
The new road will be about seventy
flye miles In length and will open mp
some excellent territory that has hereto
fore been greatly handicapped by the
lack OF good highway The road win
he great convenience Ia the people liv-
Ing along the proposed route from here
tn Morgan and Of a large cash value to
Salt Lake business men. IT is csti-
mated that because there IS no road be-
tween these two points there is an
annual business loss To Salt Lake Of more
than s2ooo 900
with the rapid development of the rich
country In Morgan county, the need OF
road Is being more greatly felt and
the residents of that county have been
pleased with the prospect OF receiving
assistance from Salt Lake business men
in securing this road. The proposed
route of the new highway is through
some or the prcttiest portions of the
mountain scenery OF the valley and win
probably become one of the show drives
Of the state. The road construction does
not present any unusual difficulties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
DOCTORS CONDEMN
DIVISION OF FEEL
Salt Lake County Medicals
ciety Adopts a Strono
Resolution.
RULE IS NOW IN EFEEe
Final Action Is Taken Af
Discussion Lasting Three
Hours.
RULE IS NOW IN EFEEt

The division of fees" as co,,,,,
i"r one physician recommending a
ieni to another was condem,na
the salt Lake County Medical Vol,
It's last business meeting os thc 49,
the Commercial club las, nirht
luton was adopted imposing tho 40.
OF suspenslon from the society n,
lIrst oifcnsc and expulsion for the secc
Dr. Fred Stauffer presided and nr
a. Flood acted as secretary. There a..
ISlG" attendance. The matter Was
'uSseh ABOUT three hours before a des,
conclusion was reached. While rne ~
luton Was not fought openly some ,,1
DerS. IL Is said, spared fur delay. AZ
liule Tor the new rUlc to ial;c "fToc,
stipulated, il is understood ;bai n,
In force now. Whether 1t Is rrJrn,m
aS regards fees already contracted
was not announced
inc resolution opened bv lopoun,
IN" practice OF such spoils among nh
sianS IN general For the Hrs, Nio,a,
a member viii he suspended f,om
months 60 a wear. IL IL undsrstoo. ,
tho regular procedure viii nppiV fnr
pnIai"n under this rule as Gndcr
other in the society.
Last nights action Is TIC -osuj, q,
rrusad" in the national and stale org.
%hlions sdi oyer the country. The T.
society has gone on recor, as opposed
lhc division of fees " bavtn,l r,c,
menGed TO tho county Organization 4
They take action. I'm explaining villa,
meant by the division Of fees"
Flood snid:
IT ls The custom among some plr
clans tn divide fees or pay ono anot
COMMISSIONS. Sometimes 4 general pl
titioNcr win recommend n epcc,.
whore nc finds case requiring an ons
tio0, For thisNthc specialist viii give
'raISeoG.' Some physlcans cons
this legitimate; others do not, It A
matter Of opinion. However. tie soc
has Condcmncd u and fixed pcnaltics
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MAKE FINAL CHECK
ON UTAH ELECTION
States Official Canvass of
Votes Cast Shows but Few
Minor Changes.

The state canvassslng board, consist
ing OF Secretary of State G. :. Tingcy,
State Treasurer David Nattson and State
Auditor Jesse y. JewSes, met yesterday
10 canvass the election returns from the
various counties OF the state or' state
officers, on candidates for judges and
state senator's and on the proposed con
stitutional amendments.
Mr.. Jewkes was made chairman OF the
board and Mr.. Tingey secretary. The
work OF the board yesterday was tax en-
up in checking the totals made by the
various county Cnnvassing boards. One
or two slight errors were found but none
that would affect the general result in
any material way. The board expects 10
bavc the totals checked by tonight and
will try To get the total vote on each
office computed by Wednesday night
Official returns go far checEe ed show
out llt;le variance from the unofficial re-
turns and the official returns as pub
llshed. The totals indicated by the Off
cial and unofficial returns from the diff
fcrcnt counties, computed by ncwSpa-
pers on the most important Offices. fol-
low:
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WENDOVER ROUTE IS
To HAVE BACKING
Utah Automobile Club Names
Committee 10 Consider
Building of Road.

The Automobile Club of Utnh yesterday
indorsed tile Wendover route, as ira
versed 5y A. l.. Westgard pathfinder for
tho American Automobile association, As
that section OF the proposed transcontl-
mental highway between Salt Lake and
Eiy, Ncv. y committee was appointed
10 form plans for securing the consirnc-
ton OF the road. The resolution APPROX
ing the WendoVcr route follows:
Whereas, tho Automobile Club or
Utah has previously Indorscd the
Wondovcr route as the most feasible
route west from Salt Lake City to
the Pacific coast and the route which
Will best serve tho Interests OF Salt
Lake City and the state Of Utah; and
Whereas. Acting upon the advice
received from this club, \. J.. West
gard, official pathfinder Tor the Amer
lean Automobile association. has Sc
lccted this rs the best suited route
for tranEcontIncptal travel thereby
confirming the judgment OF the club;
and
Whereas. 1t appears that The build
Ing of this road or route VIII be ac-
complished only through The efforts
Of this club: there fore, be II
T,esolv ed. That :. u. Evans. vice
president, and ". y Uisbcl. secrc-
tary of this club, be appointed com
mittce Of two To devise ways and
means to secure the construction OF
this roGd.
A. T.. Wes,rard reached Los Angeles
yesterday. finishing his pathiindlns trip
from ocean tn ocean. There his season $
Lake last night he said the Midland
trail. 35A1 miles. offered n splendid scenic
route and WIS almost @o0 miles the
shortest oi any OF the four routes he had
surveyed lie win now make ont his rc-
port, which will be sent To tho AmcrI
can Automobile association, tho associa =
tlon or automobile manufacturers which
VIII pay part "f the expense Of construct =
Ing a transcontincntgl highway, TO GOV .
rrnncnt officials and other persons and
organizations Interested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
SALT LAKERS HELP
BALKAN CHRISTIAN

y. p, Stathakns, Greek banker, auth,
iZed b.. the Greek Red Cross society
receive contributions for line TeAcf
Christians I'm the Balkan war. has Y
lected $3l2 Yesterday he aclinowicdi
receip; of the following:
National Eank Of tho Republic. !
Franz Knox. president. 500: William q
T. p. A., North Germ5n-l!oyd Steams
company, Chicago. So: Or. David Mo-
Lindsay. S.: J.. J. l<Ycs, $40. Mrs lIai,
bal. % cents, Mccormick & Co. )
Walker Bros. Bankers. SIS; L. l. liisM
81; j. 5. Bransfovd. SO; j, II. JeniSns'
81 L. 5. Austin. So: Peter korliras
A. Fisher Brewing company go: E
sell. 20 cents: Theodore kalsareyris. =
Const KaIsarEyris, 80: John Armof
$40; Nicholas hrmonis. SO. Const 4
monis. $40; John \. .Armonis 81; chT'
s.; Peter Kolnbratsos. 81; G. Hatfield.
II. Noyles. s.: John Georgion.. s.; Nels
& RiCks, 81: \. Leve, 50. total, WI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
PURE WATER FIGHT
IS STEADILY WAGED

{. +. Emery, sanitary inspector in tho
office % tho state board OF health has
returned from Sanpctc county, where he
made an inspection iE connection witt,
the boards campaign for pure water
Supplies. The board is trying 10 get
residents Of the state TO use springs in
stead Of surface wells and lrrigat!ng
bitches Tor culinary purposes. Mr.. EN-
cry will make an inspection In Utah
county today.
The inspector is gathering data on ihc
disposal Of refuse and unsanltary corrals.
This and the water supply viii bc
treated of fully In the annual report OF
the board. which Is being, compiled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
GETS THIRTY DAYS
FOR STRIKING WI

Thirty days" said Judge J. NJ IL /"
man OF the criminal division ., ,,
case OF II. VI. Burton. on tr'ai =,
charge Of battery alleged !" hatS
committed on the person Of MS wiz Wiz
vomber -. As the Judge pronounce
renee. his Gaze rested on brn'SSs"
that appeared as evidence on ''e
OF Mrs BuTtoD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
DIR. AND MRS. MASON /
SALT LAKE VISITOR

Dr. w. -. Mason of the odrcdu
animal industry. with hendqnarters
Fllso. N.v.. was in the city yeS,crd
accompanied by Mrs. Mason. Dr.
Mrs. Mason are en- route east, where Y
VIII Visi; friends FOR "a time before
doctor proceeds TO Chicago TO attend
International Stock show, November
10 December :. rs tho representative.
sas; ern Nevada siocl5mcn- Tue Wst
Mninos, la. where they VIII sp'
Thanksgiving with Mrs Masons p
cnts. Dr Mason was formerly locd
In Salt Lake and lie and Mrs, Ms'
have many friends in the city. IN y. =.
return trip they will spend seyeru uss ,s
here. They We're at the liote! Itah
terday.
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ALLEGED THIEF HELD;
FAILS TO GIVE BAH

Gus kennedy, an alleged burglar. was
bound over {" the district cnUr; by Jus
tice ri. :. Harper yesterday on Two
counts. burglary and attempted hUrSlary
II is alleged that Kennedy burclariZcd
the blacksmith shop OF Phillp schooner
on November Is, taking brace and bit
and other tools.
The attempted burglary is alleged 10
nave been made on the roar door OF the
Western Barber supply compauys store
lif West Second South street. The stolen
tools are said 90 have been used upon the
door OF tie supply store. Bail was fixed
at $1,000 on the first count and 5000 on
the second, The defendant went 10 the
county Jail IN dcfanlt OF the amounts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
Two Places Named.

The occasion for the TWO conventions
IN the Second ward was that the call
for the convention n madc public spcci-
fled different locations for the convcn-
tion. The first announcement was that
&c convention was 10 be held in the
Fremont school. Then it was announced
that tho meeting had been changed 10
the Grant school. In one OF the daily
newspaper the meeting was advertised
for the Fremont and in another Cor the
Grant school
The call for the convention was orig
inally prepared by Fred W, Price un-
der the impression that he was the Re
publican chairman Of the Second ward
lie called the meeting for the Grant
school and then requested that the
other party chairman acquicscc in the
eli. !. j. Starbuck. Progressive ward
chairman, asked that the meeting bc
changed 70 the Fremont. The call was
50 changed and then signed by Star
buck. Joseph W. IIaSlam, formerly
the call, agreed TO it.
Thcu IL was discovered that Mr..
Price had been superseded by w. T.
Figus as Republican chairman OF the
ward and the call was sent to him for
his signature. After he had signed il
arrangements were made for a change
OF the meeting place of the convention
from the Fremont back to tho Grant
In th!S liaslam acquiesced but Star
buck declined to do so. Then il was
discovered that liasam had been super
>cded as Democratic chairman bv Ross
NJ Bonny. Bopny insisted with Star
buck that the meeting be held at the
Fremont school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM STRAY BULLf

L.anncs X EemiS of this ciil was "
roHiv missed bv u bullet ar ne "ss
,urnin. from bingham sunday. US
was coming To Sail Lake CIV over q
salt Lake Route bullet. evidently - y
by someone hunting some distance d u
The track. came through the VIM
grazing RemIs's left leg just apo'c
knee, .,,..,,,N,
When the bullet crashed through "a,
window a piece of glass WIS 1.-Two !
a cross the car. striking Bemls, wnp
sitting on the opposite eide. on lle ,,, !,
temple. lie was confused 10y the st'It*
the glass and did not notice me pa In,s
his leg until later. \ hole IN ms IN,
and n slight burn on his leS sh2 -no h
were the extent OF MS injuries.
Lot hnrlcA ilseli I'm iLc side oi w w.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
UNLAWFUL PRESENCE
OF JAPANESE CHARGED

Tom IIar1. a japanese. proprietor OF 4
roominS- house a 30 West First South
street. was arrested by CITY Detectives
Glenn and Billings at $50 o'clock last
night on United States warrant charg-
ing unlawful presence IN this country.
The warrant gives as The cause for
action the alleged keeping Of a disorderly
house by 1JaTa. tn" detectives say that
they believe thcv have sufficiently
strong case against the Jap To secure his
deDortatipn.