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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
marvellous, JACKSON
Tigers ARE INACTIVE

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 2.-For the first
time in an age are the blind tigers of
Jackson inactive. The present term
of court which has been exceptionally
severe, and which has gathered in the
ring-leaders Of the trade, is respon.
sible for conditions to a great extent
But another important factor is the
activity Of the city police, who are to
have three commissioners as their
bosses after the first Monday in jan
uary, instead of the old council under
the aldermanic form of government.
The commissioners, especially the
mayor, ST.. Taylor, are known to be
anttliquor men to a strong degree,
and have already given notice that
thorough clean up will be made.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

Maurice Costello will appear in a
great Vitagraph drama at the Gem the
atre tonight, entitled "At the Stroke
Of Six O'Clock, Other interesting
subjects on the bill tonight are: "The
Tatville Eye" ap Edison comedy by
Bannister Merwin, and an Essanay
sensational drama called The Peni-
tent" Tomorrow being Friday, the
Pathe Weekly, which contains all the
latest happenings of the past week
throughout the world, will be shown
at the Gem for s, cents admission. Mon
day the Gem theatre will present an
other of its famous 10-cent shows and
the special production to be shown,
which has been secured at a heavy
royalty, is entitled "Billys Burglar. :"
1t is comedy drama and comes from
the Vitagraph company and is in two
parts. "Billy's Burglar" tells of the
daring capture of notorious burglar
by brave boy. A thrilling adventure
on fast speeding automobile, and the
funny predicament of negligent
cop" The admission at the Gem for
the special show, "Billy's Burglar"
next Monday, will be 10 cents for
adults and cents for children.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
CHILDREN LOSE FATHER
AND MOTHER IN WEEK.

Following NE account in Wednes.
day $ News of the death Of J. NJ. Love
lace OF LUZ survived by a very sick
"lle and nine lhildren, comes informa.
ton of the deNth of Mrs. Iove,ace at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon loo,.
ing their nine children hereft of tbo
care OF both mdher and father.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

drama of the adventurous life of a
New York policeman. A big story cap
ably handled and well produced.
Camping Out"-get ready for good
hearty laugh. There are forty scenes
with a great big laugh in every one
of them. No singer at the Lomo next
week, but the best music you ever
heard in picture show. The Lomo
six-piece orchestra every night, in the
latest and best classic and popular Sc
lections.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
0FFi.LRS ELECTED
BY MACCARFES

The Hattiesburg Tent 40, 80
Knights of Maccabees, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year; j. P. Mccain past commander;
J. T. Mccain, commander; T. !. Har
yey, Lieut-conmander w. e. Estes
record keeper W. r, Fayard, chap.
lain; Doctors Hulett d McKinnon
physicians; a. J. Trigg, sergeant. "
N, Cooper, haster,at-arms: w. NJ
Cooper; first b. of G.; E. T. Chapman.
sentinel; A. +. HARRISON. trustee
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

Fridays program at the Lomo the
atre is a winner "Blackfoot's Con
spiracy" is another OF the noted 1O1
Bison Western stories. A series OF
thrilling adventures showing how an
Indian was cheated of his birthright
and the dramatic, thrilling methods
he employed to regain it. Intensely
thrilling. "Officer TIA" is a spirited
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
EVANGELIST szEwARz,R OPINION oE COLE RLEAsE

rev George r. Stewart the
assume eance the notorious
of South Carolina ~
ne displayed cheap nsince OF loyalty and honor
southern Womanhood
o 10 e not whims of excited udcrous tray
~ on po cVu and ethical law in his
~ one criminal by producing hundred He
authority in anarchy cruelty
ana capital crime in an ignorant
Id" by anarchy order by mobsm
justice by injustice the inferior race bv the
Vi superior race regard
law The hope of civilization
ana order and the of South
" ponucal oDscurly No would build
n purity of southern
Out let the great
bowling mob 49,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

This winter 1rs. Leslie Cartor wiu
venture out IN repertory of her old
successes eVidatly designed for the
smaller towns She will appear in
"Zana," "CamilE" and ,Tba 8,
Mrs. Tanqueray.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

Rev. Fl. M. Shirley. Dr. e. M. Camp
bell, G. L. Snyder, W. R. Baker and J.
B. Cordill, all of Winnsboro, La, pass
ed through Hattiesburg Wednesday
night from Brooklyn, where they have
been for several days searching for
the body of Professor C. c. Cordill.
who was drowned in Black creek last
Saturday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
On. ROWAN'S FUNERAL
LARGELY ATTENDED

Wesson, Miss, Dec. 12.-one of the
largest funeral ceremonies was con-
Quoted Wednesday at the First Bap-
fist church over the remains of DR.. e.
A. Rowan, ever witnessed in this
place. The many floral offerings were
indicative of the high esteem in which
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

THE Hub" is coming into its own in
the way of local usage and is gaining
same reputation abroad We already
have "The Hub Insurance Agency" or
ganized, and "The Big Hub Sale" is
announced for today This sale is be-
ing put on by s. & H. Katz, and if
you are a man and wear clothes you
had better read their ad in this pa
per.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
WANTS
TOO LATETo CLASSIFY

oN 0Ahh-hegltered Poland China
9o"s, ored ant INBRED; 20 to 80
months old; p ICES s25 to $s5;
weights $50 to 80 in breeding ordor.
my own selectihs. Also boor "a
months old, s.. Mail address
Brooklyn; phOn address, Rosine.-
w. L. King. 100.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

10 recent statistics inthe negroes have
this
ABOUT 20 per cent only crime of rap How
" ose murdered which thew
ausucans do
ta they were not been shot TO
~ s country and
ssmpathe thousand neonle who
Se strikers had abandoned Men fight
proocauon because they
~ Id" OF COD Some
e en were killed in Memphis in
me S cheaper In America than
ana WI" continue to be until the and
~ ~ Jaw La" enforcement would higher life
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

The Parlor market has purchased
for the holiday trade 100 head of the
finest young cattle ever seen here.
These cattle were raised by milford
Parker of Ellisville, who owns a dip
ping vat and the splendid results of
tick eradication can be seen in these
animals.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
CITY BREVITIES

w. ]. Sewers of Eply was a Hub
visitor yesterday
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

aasnoscians OF Republican assem-
w washington nave decided that the
pnsngabbers and broken to no onerata on Co.
present It's membership too dsmemered
pe Wy ceu nursing to unite
u ny sung mere and there
~ next year They will then probe see there was vital
spot leH untouched that they o On
the mistakes of IS ~ N ~ wan Oe vi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

"noesome sentiment manifested
trustworthy men in office have
Nnen uhntnes to be
~ w 'aSnhie Iennessean Judging
swasgerlng vugaty of its
aforesaid wholesome sentiment reached Nashville at the %
'N -'"'N'ie at tne as
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

G. M. Brown of Ellisville was Wed
nesday guest of Hotel Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

west virginia officials including governor Journey to Washing
ION 10 Congress
n liquors INTO dry state West passed statewide
" 10 take effect next sometime is to ask
congress TO help make that
apie request? Old King Alcohol is otering throne
paayuc
y Ia" Dy wcn her physician
ns may cease Why mott
why not Tor sweet charity sake? Why
s ms and pangs that flesh is heir to-
end " - e
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12

The Senators from Mississippi Mr. Tafts nonina
lion for postmaster Haesburg congressman for
oe WIZ ounk the president TO the vctors belong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
THIRD BAsE RECRUITS
NEEDED AMONG MAJORS

New York. AIN. l3.-There seems TO
be an opportunity ior some young re-
crult 20 make a name for himself as
third bGseman next season.
AZ least half the major league clubs
could use real star on the three
quarter sack. The Immortal Baker,
Lobert OF the Phllics, Herzog OF the
Giants. Byrne Of the Pirates. Mowrey
~ the Cardinals. Lord Of the White
SoX and Austin OF the Browns. are
probably sure Of their old joos, nut
many OF the other third sackers may
be either moved to some other posi-
ton or replaced.
Wolverton's plans may place Hart
zell In the outheld aud bring a new
third basemau 10 the Yankees u Do
Ian does not deliver
Grant did not do any too well in
Cincinnati last year, although he may
TN prove under O'Day's regime.
Brooklyn found anJ'' fairly satis-
factory man In SnisN. after trying
iennox and McEleven, and Washing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
PLAN CAMPAIGN TO
DISCOURAGE DIVORCE

San Francisco. Calf. Jan. 70. THE
state commission on marriage and di-
yorce me, for One FIRST time In the
new year yesterday al the Hotel
stewart az IT'S regular monthly lunch
con. and mgppod out Us campaign tor
the discourngement of divorce
st tho suggestion Of Rev, Francis
N Moody, field secretary. the matter
was taken up calling public attention
TO The ordained ministers of Los Ango
eles and San Diego counties, who have
Teen marrying divorced persons. and
OF following This up with an Indus.
trIous gathering OF similar statistics
In other counties,
an effort Is TO be made also 90 get
the health records of the children that
have passed through the Juvenile
court since It's establishment and see
what relation their physical condition
bears TO their home conditions; that
is-hOw many OF the children treated,
after coming under the supervision
Of the juvenile court, were the chill
dren of divorced parents. Or Annie
@. Lyle, who was the physician for the
Juvenile court. was present az the
and thought such a report
would be found valuable.
Other work for the commission Is
the watching and pushing through ot
the bills before the legislature bear
ing on marriage aud div0rces
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
POOR PITCHING FORCES
Aim TO "WAgTEr BAlls

One OF the principal faults found
with Charley street as q catcher
when experts considered him with
the other star backstOps, was that for
the sake OF getting a clear throw
20 second he wasted so many balls
that he put his pitchers In the hole,
Il may be true enough that Streets
work frequently created this impress
sion. says the Washington Star, but
the fact should not be overlooked
that he was greatly handicapped by
the class OF pitching he was forced
TO handle Most OF the pitchers he
supported were wild, and wide ones
that were mistaken for pitch0uts
were nothing but the result OF the
pitchers Inability 70 control the bali
But ball players do not live down rep
utatiOns OF this kind even though they
are not based on facts and 20 this day
Street has the reputation OF wasting
too many balls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
GRAND CANYON ROAD
PAYS NO TAXES
Supreme Court OF United states De-
cldcd That Decision Handed Down
hY Lower Court Is sound.

Phoenix. Arlz.. Jan, Word has
been received from washington last
night that the decision OF the supreme
court of Arizona IN the case brought
bS the tax collector of coconino
county against the Grand cafyon
Railroad company had been affirmed
by the supreme court
This Is the finale OF a long legal
battle which has been waged through
the gamut ~ courts for numhfr 81
years The road from Williams to
the Grand Canyon was built by a
small corporation and. al the time,
the territory granted them exemption
from taSntion. After facing the Webs
STUDIES OF Arizona railroadlng Tor a
number OF years the builders failed
and sold out 20 the santa Pc. An at
tempt Was at once made to tax the
line, the county arguing that the eN-
en- ption died with the dissolution ~
the orisinnl corporation The mat
Ter was carried 90 the Arizona SUI
preme court aud tEt iurists making
up that body decided in favor of the
railroad. COCOnino officials appealed
a. the supreme court Of the United
states with the result as announced
Yesterday
The suit applies 10 0ack taxes. The
exemption in question has now cN-
plred and the road Is on the iaN roll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
A. B. c. WINS FROM
UNIVERSITY BY
SEVEN POINTS
Embryo Bookkeepers and
Stenographers Prove Them
selves Better Basketball
Men Than Rivals From Hill

ln game So rough az 10 more
closely resemble football than basket
ball. tho local business college nve
defeated the University Of New Mex
leo hy the score OF ~ 10 last night
at the armory
ON account Of the rules played
undcr and tho laxity OF the referee
Ing, The rough game was given a de-
cided advantage. and as the business
college team was the heavier, tho
university men were unable &c. do any
thlng with the bail when they had Il.
the entire five points being scored ON
fouls Played under other rules or
with more strict calling of fouls the
fast team work of the varsity. not in
evidence last night, would be brought
into play with probably different re-
SUIT.
Neither team displayed the form ex-
pcrted and on the whole the game was
rather disappointment. an antag-
onisilc spirit quite beyond the limit
OF real sportsmanshlp cropping out
throughout the game
The next game. not yet scheduled.
hctWecu the two teams. VIII be await
ca with considerable interest. as "a
viii be- played under more strict ref
erecting and viii give "a better ifhe ON
the comparative strength of tho
teams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13

Northern Arizona Normal school at
Flagstaff The team has played and
won 1--WE games Here Is the nbu.
lhted record for the season.
Flagstaff 10, Mesa high school ~;
Flagstaff 8. Temple normal school s:
Flagstaff 20, Indian school 6; Flag
STAFF 20, Prescott high school 0.
Games played. o won by Flagstaff
Normal school. 3; total points scored
by Flagstaff. ii7 total points scored
by opponents. ~; points scored on
Held goals by Flagstaff. 50: points
scored on field goals By opponents. 10.
In two games no field goals were
made by Flagstaffs opponents. and
In one game no points were made by
opponents.
The boys team of the Northern
Arizona Normal school has also won
every game played The scores and
games were, Flagstaff 81. Mesa high
school %; Flagstaff %. Tempe Nor
NAL school G Flagstaff SO. Tempe
high schoOt' ~ INSsstnfr o.. lndiun
school % Flagstaff 10. So Johns a..
Flagstaff ~. Snowflake i6
Total points scored by Flagstaff.
ISL, total points scored hy opponents.
81. Points scored by Flagstaff ON
field goals. itS, points scored by op-
popcnts On field goals 5S. The mem
bers of the team are Jesse smith
Snowflake: JunmF Gibbons. ST. IohLs.
John Gibbons. ST. Johns. wired
iiambiin, Eagar. Joseph Mcdonald.
Camp Verde, Eugene Campbell. Flag
staff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
TRINIDAD MAN is
ACCUSED OF MUCH
HIGH FINANCING
Alleged Frank y. Rcad( Receiver for
Southern Colorado Power Company
Guilty of Gross Irregularities.

Trinidad, Colo. Jan l3-CharEine
Frank =. Read asg receiver Of the
Southern Culornd6 Power ana Rail.
road company With gross irreguari-
ties In the handling and disbursement
OF funds of that Coruorati0n which
later became the Colorado Railway,
Light and Power company, the Sc,
Louis Union Trust company hy For
dyce, Holiday and White ana North
cut and Mciiendrie. itg attorneys. has
filed In the district court "A bill OF eX-
ceptions 10 the final report or Frank
i. Read, receiver, In which II Is
openly charged that Read has
failed TO turn over or wronglully with
hell i:oni tho Iartles entitled here
TO the sum OF S529G9, and The plain
tlif prays that the final report be rc.
ected and Tia Fftnk r. Read rcceiv-
er Of the former light ami tracIl1n
company be required by order OF tho
court 90 make an accounting
That Frank i Read be,p"v sever
ing his cOnnP,tiUn with he loaal
utilities corporation became some.
what OF an adupt at It,uzicd Il.
nance" is indicated by 30 charge
set forth la the compliant of .hc
trust COMPANY n would appear
that Read not only has been guilty
OF irregularities as receiver bat that
he lnstlgated the public sale of the
property and brought about its pur-
chase hy q company OF his friends
and confederate aud It's later reOr-
ganizatiOn under the name of the
Colorado Railway Ligh, ana Power
company. IN which transactions he
was supposed or presumed In law TO
be a neutral party Il would appear
also that IN some manner In the close
neighborhood q. 100000 In bonds
and money disappeared Bond holders
complained 10 the ST. Louis Union
Trust company which company has
iiled The bill OF Exceptions With the
clerk OF the distinct court
The plaintin Iepresents that the
receiver has received more than
$50 .23tfS, which has not been dis
bursed by order Of the court or at
an as far as lhe Iecogds of the cause
disclose and tina. The owners OF cou'
pons and bonds which were Involved
In the foreclosure proceediulgs are
entitled TO their pro rata OF the said
amount
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
LEGAL NOTICEs.
NorloE OF aulT,

NOTICE or GUlT.
District C0urt, BorBliliO COHaty.
Territory og New Mexico.
John A. Werner Va Enriqulta Berola
de Werner. No. SS32
To the Defendant.
You are hereby notified that Vie
above named plaintiff has commenced
an action against you In the above
entitled court, wherein and whereby
plaintiff prays for an absolute divorce
FROM yuu, On the ground Oi abOnd-
ment And YOU are further notified
that unless you appear and answer
said complaint or otherwise plead 70
the same at the court house OF said
county at Albuquerque. New Mexico
on or before the 18th day OF February,
1912. a decree pro-confesso will be
entered against you and the relief
prayed for will be granted PLAINTIFFS
attorney is w G. Heaoock and his al
dress is Albuquerque. ~ M.
THOS. X. d. MADISON,
(SeaD Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
GOLDEN RULE rs
THE UNDOING
OF A CONVICT
Must serve Three Months la Pcnlies-
tiary Because lie Aided Cellmate 10
Escape tO STE Relatives.

Kansas CITY, Mo, ian i3.--"DO un-
20 others as YOU would have them do
unto YOU was 10 be the motto OF
George coffee after he was released
from the Kansas state pentcntiary
and because he lived literally by the
quotation be must serve second
term OF three months
This Is how Il all came about COi-
fee had cellmate, John McCrea. Me-
Crca had longer term TO serve than
Coffee One day McCrea received a
letter from his home IN Omaha. II
rad
Your father Is dying
II must see my father before he
dies. McCrea told Coffee,
A few DAYS Eater Coffee was releas-
ed. He wanted TO let McCrea 80 in
his place but that could not be done.
Then he determined TO do just what
he would have wanted McCrea 10 do
for him were be In McCrea's place.
lie struggled suit of citizens clothes
and s. into the prison. McCrea es-
capped
Bnt when McCroa arrived in Omaha
his father was much better He was
arrested and taken back TO prison.
The prison authorities. ZOO. arrested
Coffee. TO them his act OF mercy was
a breach of discipline. Tie was taken
before Judge Pollock In the federal
court IN Kansas City, Kan, yesterday.
The judge felt kindly toward him and
gaye him the smallest punishment
possible alter Coffee had entered D
lleg OF guilty
your motive N,s a good one bat
yoag mode OF carving Il out was bad
ly chosen" no illgc said. 1T Is Well
10 do unto others as you wish them
10 do unto you hut no one should BE
mined ana no law violated There is
always such "A way Ia this case a
respite might have been granted your
friend mad the facts been before the
parole board."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
TIE KAM AD SEES. MORE PEOPLE WON

ton tie bad already made partial
promises IN that ditectlon. but tried
to get out Of Il. They held him. how
ever. and he u forced 10 accept ear
lier offer fmpossiblliiy Of arranging
suitable dates FOR homecoming trip
was another factor IN the decision.
Suggest that you renew your offer
20 him carly neSt fall 80 that he
can take Il az with you ~ right Way.
aud assures me he can then give "
favorable consideration. Manager Cai-
lahan says he Is writing you fully to-
day I'm sorry. as ! did the best l
could for you. i<lndesi regards and
many thanks for your good wishes.
ED w. SMITH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
PHOENIX WILL
GO "SOCKLESs''
Chicago American league Club Gently
Declines Invitation OF Arizona Town
Ia Train There.

Phoenix, Ariz. Jan PhoeliN
VIII not entertain the Chicago White
SoN baseball team this year az rs
spring training. according To tele-
grams received from I'd smith, sport
ing editor of the Chicago Evening
American BY Secretary Harry WEIGH
81 tbs Phoenix board of trade. That
Comiskey was practically forced 60
decide upon Texas o. the tenor OF the
messages from smith Il is expected
that a letter from MANAGER Callaghau
of the White SoX will be- received In a
day or two goiug fully into the siiu-
alton
10 the telegmms % the Gazette
smith says. Sorry. but I ala the best
I could. Better lack another year
This IL a direct hint that IL Phoenix
is ever To entertain this big aggrgl-
ton 90 willow wicldcrs Il must Set
busy earlier Ia the season and come
across with definite proposition be-
fore other towns are beginning To put
out lines for the feature.
The telegram OF Mr. smith 20
WEIGH Is fully explanatory. II fol-
lows
Chicago. Jan. 2, lhl2.
Mr.. Harry Welch. Phoenix. Aria:
President Comiskey has been forced
20 decide upon Texas after deilberat-
ing several days over your PROPOSE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
OPIUM CONSUMERS
IN GOTHAM NUMBER
275,0OO NOW
Names Of "snnrt set" Who U-c Drug
Found in Raid on Laundry; Federal
Aid 60 suppress Traffic.

New York. Jan. IA number ~
books. containing the names Of many
persons well known la New York =
smart set" were seized. tonight when
the laundry OF Frank Lee In West
one Hundred and seventh street, was
raided by customs officers.
The Chinese owter OF the laundry
made good his escape, but $1,000
worth of opium was seized. together
with two Chinese memorandum
books. IN which were records of the
sales Of the drug. Among Ia names
Ia the books Were those OF several
Whose napes are uu open sesame
10 the houses OF Fifth avenue folk.
From the laundry the Officers. led
by Deputy Surveyor Norwood. visited
chop suey restaurant al 2iO Mga-
haitian avenue. Although they dis
covered no opium they found that
rooms In the rear Of the restaurant
proper were partitloncd into smaller
rooms furnished with diVQns instead
OF tables
\ government official. who Is eager
10 see an end put 90 the opium trade
In this city, declared today that there
are Ia New York az the present time
21o,0O0 men and women addicted ca
the use Of opium The trade Is more
prosperous now than Il ever was, and
the ceuters for the distribution of the
drug are becoming more numerous
every day, he added. At present there
are hut few men who can he spared
for the work OF tracking the opium
seller. Within the last four weeks
twenty men, both Chinese and white,
have been arrested FOR their Gonnec-
ton with the opium selling industry.