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The evening world., 1912-04-12
LOAN SHARK WAR
IHOTLY WAGED BY
Usage FOUNDATION
Whitman Backs Crusade and
Invites Victims to Aid
= Prosecution.

the Russell sage Foundation. organ
hS6IO 'r9yesasste tho canses Of pov-
sjsy and rcn<5ve 'tHem." 10 wsrng .
vikorous campaign d nd Now YorS OF
salary loan sharis. Under the leader
sG11p Of Arthur II. Hasnm the founda-
ton has prosecuted and convicted four
soAn sharks of the lowest type. and
VI hin Q rev days additional evidence
viii DO presented to Distrct-Attorncy
Whnman- who - WORKING In conjunction
w1h Mr.. Ham.
The most recent conviction, that Of
,clnA Eoombsrg. Manager Of d. II. Toll
Company. o,san the path for q
wAoiessis crusade. Tho Bloombers
wjman, known - one q the o sue
olufui sxtortsrs q money from un-
foffunatss. and VINO began her career
!. 'bswisr-our' collector. wa con
vsksd March a through evidence &C.
0fsd BY Mt. Ham.
pfstrict-Attornsy whitman announced
sdsy Vhat be was ready to begin a
s4bSpinA crusade against money lend-
- who extort from their borrowers
uthrfous rates Of Interest.
WHITMAN INVITES VICTIMS TO
TEAL pLloHr.
an persons who have . victims
setieAa sharks and VINO Wish TO make
&Dnpiaints." he said. are invited to
ngosens their cass 1t this once. shall
Necessary mako . special invsstisa-
~ snd present whatsoever proof 10
foj1pl 20 the Grand jury"
IN Evening World rsportsr to-day
III. Ham outlined the work that has
bsen done end Tho STATE se he oass at
gSsat
have evidence Il 90 easss q nas.
nqt usury." he sasd. livery M Of
th&n will be pushed 10 the limit. Most
Of thsm OCCUR In TIE same particularly
viseious loan omess opsratsd on .
iA5ts scale.
1--WE have ALREADY convicted Ddna
Bloombsrg. ne was asa ~ end. a
ce9se. paid Il out Of the swsat q IN.
fortunatss caught n the tots. ouAh .
nne In itself. y Trivial. sxosot fes the
fast that Il eosas he NV esr whois-
sah convtcuonA A. tAae Vim -
Wholesale. oonviot3oaA ! selisvA A.
ursa(y ~ Beaver. iSuis ysnstsln q
IT. :. v::&klsaAs osiiisA q The
OATES Realty Ced> nehy end Lsuls L.
vine are under Val psas N Dreokiya.
'sThs modern oSho@e q the ahark
~ worthy Il ssuss ts1Bpss . ~ asw
twssls have 49, sAAsG\,e ths cal
wesnd about tAs ~. ~ ~ Sssy.
rsnsmper. y ~ tAs @esAss,y peer.
Most os ehs vs3ms he,a aAAFy good
positions. Tbs lsaa sAark 49, "a
oatsr 70 any 80 watA isA sAAa - .
~vsk- Many - ~ bsssswsss ere osa
wtA 1900 . ysas. w. ~ hak q Y
- 0ntsrsse sAArOss - saAs eAaa ~
fod TO mos DasA t1vlaA Tos vesas
6u3tnbss b esunAs1 - ~ 0pVoauoa
- khs berrvv0 0Ost ~ % ~
~ tNthAn ~ shsr uns'0saAsA
sTb % aAsN 70 oCr rHg
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-03

wish to say faithfully kept. never
mentioning the letter until it after
wards came out in regular course.
He says the reason why he never
trusted ne was because my eyes
were set too close together in my
head. OF course l can not pass judg-
ment upon my own countenance and
what it imports. Nor am | a phrenoI-
ogist. rejoice, however, To know
that he is and that he ar IF
the science and of this method of
judging men
III adds great confirmation to the
theory Of Detective Burns. who in
like manner, declares that as soon as
he saw photograph of Blease he
knew he was crook, because his
ears We're lower than his eyes. I pre-
Ter to take Burns judgment, however
these matters, for the reason that
whereas Burns is an expert in OH
serving and dealing with crooks. Gov
Blease is only distinguished for being
a crook himself
1T give me great consolation
however, to know that if Blease never
trusted me thousands of others have.
L believe that l can truthfully saw
that go wherever you will inquire of
whomsoever you may, and especially
of those who have fought me the
hardest and the bitterest in the COM
munity where l was raised where
have handled immense interests.
where not once but hundreds of times
could have sold out people and
causes. and they will all tell you the
same story. that however much we
hate him, as fiercely as we fight him.
we have got to acknowledge that he
is an honest and a truthful man.
"As against this, go wherever YOU
VIII, ask whomsoever you may and
particularly not those who hate and
| fight him but those who profess to ad.
mire and certainly do fight for him.
and with one accord they will say
that we know Blease is an unmiti-
gated liar and that his honesty and
integrity have been challenged and
suspected at every cross roads in
South Carolina
$50 it comes down. after all 70 q
question Of whom will the people of
South Carolina believe. Blease or
Grace?"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-03
\ vast amount of i'll health is due

vast amount of i'll health is due
To in,paired dige tion When the
st"ma"h fa.s 20 perform its functions
prop,'tly the whole system become
!erarsed \ few doses of Chambe.
air Tablets j. all yUu need. They
Wil strengthen your digestion. inv.a
rate your liver. and regulate your
bowels. entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due to faulty diges-
u'n. Try it. Many others have been
permanently cured-why not you?
For sale by all dealers.
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Present Occupation.

Rome Tribune.
Blease and his pal. Nichols, are en-
gagged in the laudable occupation of
calling their accusers liars, but this
doesn't do anything much towards
proving their innocence.
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks, val!ses; best prices paid.
2s Commercial ST. Reply by postal card
s771 Bell, TIA
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FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
l5e SOUTH MAIN STREET.
c12s2

4-ROOM FRAME, Eth NORTH
and Sth West. ..-........-,-.-....3 s.
3-room brick. 4th West and erd
North :. 10,
Groom modern brick, 2Io 9Th East. Ia.
3-room modern brick, Brunswick
avenue -ss-.-sf Is.
Broom modern brick, IL Dubei
eNcuCc ~.
5-room modern brick. cor. 7th and O
groom modern, $40 e. sth South. 20.
I-room. modern residence. 76 r ST.. 36.
s-room modern brick, 1864 end ave. so.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT,
Groom apartment, Woodruff. 25s
Second East le.
S-room apartment, furnished, St
Regis. 349 E End South. .... 80.
broom apartment, one Of the most
elegantly furnished apartments In
the city: party leaving city On
vacation; location East Third
SALT LAKE SECURITY g. TRusr Vc q
No. 80 Main ST.
Builders Of Durable Houses
Bell Elk 80.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE,
largest premium house in the country
VIII be here for a few days. Exceptional
opening for a speciality salesman. who
has experience in selling premiums sue
cessfuliy Large commissions paid week
ly or monthly on all shipped business.
None but flrst-class statesmen with un-
questionable references need apply.
Write Room Go. Semloh hotel. c153o
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SALESMBN WANTED; NO EXPERT
ence required; you can earn good wages
while learning: hundreds OF good posi-
tions now open paying $1,000 TO $4,000 a
year. Write today for particulars and
list Of openings. Address nearest office,
Dept 469. National Salesmen's Training
Association. Chicago, New York. Kansas
City, Seattle. New Orleans. Toronto
cl1SS
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10 TAKE HALF INTEREST IN
rfilDreP and cone jobbine bust
\ 'se required p o. box $50, c14T4
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statesmen.

statesmen.
ESTABLISH A BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN WITHOUT CAPITAL
Our original plan of selling groceries
by sample to farmers, stockmen. restau-
rants. boarding houses and other large
consumers enables energetic statesmen to
establish quickly a permanent business
OF their own, yielding splendid income !:
commission advanced; semimonthly set
uement; goods sold subject to trial.
Write for particulars today. giving refer
ence. Experience not essential.
JOHN SEXTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
LAKE G. FRANKLIN STS., CHICAGO.
c1lS5
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MopERN COTTAGE. WELL EQUIPPED
for rent for five or six months, COM
pleteiy or partially furnished SO NJ st;
Wasatch 2243-R. GIFTS
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HAIR GOODS
LADIES TAILOR

SPECIAL PRICES FROM APRIL 18TH;
quits from s25, guarantee perfect mt
ting. NJ. Fucker. 1861 Mercantile block
xWas,tcb 208s bl6Sa
For PERFECT FIT AND WORKMAN
,,S1 fowest prices c257
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lST-CLASS, ALL-AROUND LAUNDRY
girl Apply Murray laundry. clbf1
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OFFICE DETAIL, AND
credit man; can connect with local or
outside concern by the 18th Address
Y-28, Tribune. claaa
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l1-ROOM MODERN BRICK ON
Main ST, blocks from Hotel
DLan eoV' w
room modern. brick 40s 9Th E.. 20. 90
YOUNG & FOWLER,
Basement 80 Main st GLASS;
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church; we
Eet you position free Of charge. Tele-
phone Ind. 1865. Bell 6s22 t277s
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COMPETENT BooKKEBPER WANTS
position good work done. good refer
encea. give ma a chance; ! Will do the
rest. Y-3z, Tribune. c1os4
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.t~ IDEAS AND TNVrNTIyE
lmey, WHreeley & McIntire. pat
t.1s w,r y qshlngton. D. c., for list
\ na5usac,,,, ana prizes offered by
CTS. ci193
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ENCINEER WISHES POSITION. RUN
Ming traction or sawm!ll engine IL
yearsT experience. Address Fl B. Fly,
225 " w Temple. Phone 2b9S-E- clbot
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SADDLE HORSE LIVERY

GENTLE GATED SADDLE HORSES. 81
West 5rd South. Wasatch $500 cl2l
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Ei II
| 15s 1
| IN ~
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PARTLY FURNISHED, s-RooM HOUSE
with sleeping porch. pantry and clothes
closet; / acre In lucern and garden. and
coon for ESQ chickens. Address 216l b.
18th South. Wasatch 1855, c12of
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STORE ROOM. 26s so. w. T. 500 90
Store room. 972 So. Main........ 500
Store room. 6S w Ord So....... 75 90
Storage room, rear 20 w. 3rd So. 1000
lO-rm, mod, pt. fur, 57s Z. So.
Temple . Observation-Disclosures. 125 90
l0-rm. mod. 746 e. 2nd So... go 90
8-rm- mod, S39 f. End So.......~., 30 90
8-rrn. mod, 486 3rd aye.....-.....s 40 90
I-rm- mod, 1870 sth E........-.-. 20. so
1-rTn. mod, 303 9Th ave. ........ Is. 90
6-rm, mod, 956 Brooks eve...... 2b 90
5-rm. mod, 22l 10th E......... 20 90
5-rn. mod, Dubei ave.....,,... %. 90
5-rm. mod. s Wellington St.. %. 90
Arm. mod, IL wellington Ct. 90. 90
3-rm. mod, 16 wellington ct..-.... 1000
Arm. house, IA w. 4th So..... 25 90
Arm. house, 1873 Sth East ... 10 90
Office rooms. absolutely hreproof. In the
new Judge Building
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
CO. Phona Exchange ISL. c133S
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FURRIER

-~---~--~--~-----~---~-S~~~-~
GENEVA c. HICKS G. CO., 6s SOUTH
9Th East; furs cleaned and stored. re-
naIrs and remodeling done at reduced
prices during summer months, Wasatch
S707. o2oz2
L. FUR AND TAyIDERMY CO., 12I
E. 3rd So. Furs cleaned and prepared
for storing. summer prices. b2771
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT, HOUSES UNFURN1sHED

f-room apartments In The Avalon,
226 East Bird South. ............... $40. 90
4-room apis. in The York. 31f 50.
ith East .....-.-..........s2 $4,000 80 10
store and living rooms, T24 So
A. RICHTER REAL ESTATE
73 South Main ST.
Call r, Harbach. Mgr, Rental Dept.
Both phones 64l c1342
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A INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
y sl,ady income corresponding FOR
r,rsr Experience Unnecessary.
q Press Correspondence Bureau,
s-ren n c. ellis
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tyy ss ENDURE INSIDE
ksaltbsiS Sur representative doing
2at mi work, own boss; 500
unusual, experience nm,
chesso' Toilet Co. ss7 Davis
1885
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= taS di,,,n'SND AND EXPENSES TO
rr. stesaute samples for big
nsa, chicaay work. S. Schoffer'
cl1S2
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WANTED
WANTED-AGENTS

DISTRICT SICKNESS. ACCI-
dent insurance stock company. liberal
policy; Insures both sexes. claim settle
ments and business methods strongly
commended by insurance examiners. Our
liberal proflt-sharlng contract gives won
derful opportunity for good permanent
income to capable producers. Represen-
tatives wanted in all states. Address
Federal Casualty. Detroit. Mich. giving
experience. references. cs06
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,UwAY MAIL CLERKS WANT
M 4 month; Salt Lake Ctr exam-
Ih Coaching free. Write
~ Institute. Dept 427-N. Rochssao
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NICE APARTMENT AT THE DORIUS,
First ave- all outside rooms front and
rear: porches large; shade trees Bell
phone 49l0-R. cl405
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'lL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
\ a,yassIng or soliciting required.
y krcrs assured. Address National
7sslivs Realty Co, V SIT Marden
~ Washington. y. c. c3i4
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rrIGys. CLARINET. TUBA. DRUM
sra others: also few actors; tent
d veeks' work. Chas. P. Heltou,
F,rep Ida. c1311
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cryTs CT SUMMER SCHOOL. At
tsiS There will be several vacan-
,,, ,ns next few weeks among
,.s,r1 s" Telegram carriers. You can
snlhg, r,onsr 70 carry YOU through
b.n5lIng an evening route. Ap-
'fcraiion 'e'A' WI b3oSs
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YOUNG MAN, AGED 80. STRICTLY
sober; good automobile mechanic:
wishes position TO take care OF privnts
kecn nar aiways In first-class running
order, drives carefully. Y-2s. Tribuns;;
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r5roR WOOD FINIsHERs FOR
= vanishing and rubbing: all
IA WORK Apply Sierra Nevada
a c1042
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VERY NICE 4-RooM NEW MODERN
BRICK BUNqALOW-$?o 90. FRITSCH,
NO. 201-2 FELT BLDG. cS3o
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NEW MODERN i-ROOM BRICK; GAS
range. 80 East North Temple. Bell
2730-R. cl399
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sssDlAN S:slClN pLEAT1Nc

Sions Bylaw eGS sss East 3rd So.
's7-J. p1si2
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"a, NM hni YOU EARNING "a
, no enn,,,n @ m spare time silverIng
Va piars Tree instructive book
o.pi i1ns 1,s OF operation. G. y. Red
80. Boston, Mass. cii9l
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'tD-BELLBOY. HOTEL IN IDA
APPS Mrs. ArrolI. between hours
? NJ. Noxum hotel, c1540
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% FOR IDAHO HOTEL. APPLY
I,,s1 i and . o'clock. Mrs. Arroll.
RnaDm. cliSl
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ri .sysyr y"riVE WANTED IN THIS
.noa Out. toWn over 1900: best
snnscs.r ray over $40 week; ex-
Y Edk.. sso,ary' 3. ?. Co, $50
eeasue. Wash. c1177
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WANTED sITUATIoN-MALE


WANTED POSITION AS CHAUFFEUR
Nv Young man willing to leave city,
references. Private cnr preferred. Ad-
dress X-3s, Tribune. c36o
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EXPERIENCED SEWING GIRL. NO.
brunswick ave. Was. 44T-W. clf6e
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\ fsr sSshlNG, CAPABLE YOUNG
~ rnSto Postal Studio. With
"s'eFred. Address Y-24. Tri-
c1229
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income 10 capaDlS producers. Represen-
tatives wanted IN all states. Address
Federal Casualty. Detroit. Mich. giving
experience. references. cs06
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS; QUICK
and easy money. experience unnecessa-
~. Apply 1873 South Main. between and
Q, on and s. cS23
$500 WILL START YOU IN BUSINESS
where can make $4,000 per day. 800
So. w. Temple. Room III. c1296
$50 WEEKLY SELLING COLLECTION
cabinets TO merchants: no competition,
exclusive territory Write for free sam
Piles and descriptive matter. Sayers Co.
Laclede bldg. st. Louis. Mo- cllSo
GASOLINE SELF HEATING FLAT
Iron, Pump and Sad Iron Stand sells for
s6, Agents price, complete outfit, $3.50.
Riches awaiting you. Agents. this is e
money coming proposition. a few of our
best agents arc selling 135 outfits a month.
It's wonderful how eager every family is
to get this absolutely safe new air pres
sure self heating sad Iron. Selling like
wildfrc everywhere. Rush your remit
tance. $3.50, for the above described out
ft Town. county and state agents want
ed. Agents money making catalogue OF
many other articles free. New Process
Mfg. Co. Sad Iron room I, Sallna. Kan.
c1179
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tssaENT WANTS POSTOFFICE
:: farsiers: $50 month: examiua-
ea,ng; coaching free. Franklin
It. Denl i29 P. Rochester. y. y.
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'sSns H,I,lblrlOUS YOUNG MEN
|h.y ,aateiing salesmon and earn
E,tl SyS,n q. Write for particulars,
'sS'em, Rochester,, n, Y.
c119i
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B Illustrated BOOK TELLS
.h over 100000 protected positions
. {. service. More than 10000 va
pl svey year. There IS a big
y tse for you, sure and generous
Msllre employment Easy to get.
IL fsr booklet G 21a. No obliga-
Eh Hopkins, Washington, D. c.
GAS
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FAMILY HOTEL

lST-CIASS BOARD; NEAT, CLEAN
rooms. en- suite or single, steam heat.
running water reasonable. Temple Ao.
tel. IL W, ", Temple st pzoSa
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM. PRIVATE FAM
fly; very pleasant 169 G st. Wasatch
1897 Ass
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FOR RENT-sEvEN-Ro BUNGA-
low on Capitol Hill, elegantly fur
nished in mission style. hardwood floors
ern, etc; or VIII rent unfurnished; refer
enoes required; no children, Bell phone
Wesatch 5000. g44 No. Main cs5&
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WANTED
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
Will pay you first -class prices. H. c.
Flsher e Co. 165 So. w. Temple. Bell
6I7i. Ind 964. e259
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.sp COAL MINER. MUST BE
10y experienced, with good ref
answer, giving particulars and
''''ns- Address Y-31. Tribune.
c1i07
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'lED-THREE GOOD statesmen
I dy ard road towns. Call at room
~ block: office hours. l to s p. m.
c1499
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a CLEAN, COOL MISSION BUNGA-
low. every mod. couvenience, rooms.
bath disappearing beds. gas range. re-
ClSaf
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tci NOW At HENAGER'S BUSI-
College School all summer, Get
|Ei c1469
The Washington times., 1912-01-29
TO SLAY OFFICIALS
. HELD RESPONSIBLE
/. FOR FIVE LYNCH|NGS
Mobs in Ecuador Cry An
archy and Prepare for
New Revolution.

QUITO. Ecuador, Jan. 29.-vowing
they would exact blood for blood. and
that high offcialdom will pay for the
brutal killing of five revolutionary gen.
erals at the hands Of mob yesterday,
friends OF the dead soldiers prepared to-
day to foster another revolution. II
was freely predicted that conditions of
anarchy are imminent throughout the
country.
The brutality Of the lynchings and the
fact that the government made no at
tempt to protect the unfortunates who,
IN surrendering, had been promised their
lives would be spared, is cited as evil
dence that the lynchings were fostered.
The president and his immediate fol-
lowers, they say, wanted every one con-
nscted with the Montero revolution out
OF the way, but lacked courage to have
them court-martialed and shot.
.Ihat the government realizes that
further trouble may ensue. was shown
by the doubling of the guards about
the executive buildings and the bring
ing into the city of additional troops
VINO can he trusted
The Ave generals killed, Eloy Alfaro,
Flavio Alfaro, Medaro Alfara, Ulpiano
Paez. and Manuel Serrano, appealed to
the government for protection after
General Montero had been butchered by
the mob at GuayaQuil on Thursday.
They were promised protection, but
their friends insist today that yester-
days mob which killed them was made
up of office holders, and that a single
company of soldiers could have saved
the men.
The Washington times., 1912-01-29
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, JAN. 70

City Sergeant Robert II. Cox returned
this morning from Lynchburg, where.
for the last three days, he has been
engaged in summoning a venire OF thir-
ty talesmen, from whom a jury of six
will be selected on Thursday next when
the trial of Lewis Hooff, implicated
In the failure of the Mercantile Railway
Building and Loan Association, Is
scheduled to take place. Mr.. Cox re-
ports he had considerable difficulty In
summoning the jurymen. The list In
cludes prominent business men OF
Lynchburg, as follows:
M. A. Saunders, r. G. Terry, w. H.
Liggan, A. T. Harwood, r. F. Noel.
4. q. Berndt, b. w. Barksdale. John
p. Dell, X. M. Berry. l.. c. Burke, C..
p. Munday, P. v. Edmonds. c. H. Beas-
ley, jr., James F. Barnes. John A.
Faulkner. John NJ. Fisher. L. L. Part
low, J. c. Franklin. Samuel M. Adams,
l.. w. Baughn, c. Gilbert, G. II. New
lin, jr., w. w. Couch, e. p. Cromwell,
w. U. oglesby. C. A. Calhoun, Clyde
jennings, T. r. Turner, w. T. Gambler,
and w. II. MCLAUGHLIN. jr.
Meanwhile, with the trial Of Hoon
ready to proceed, In the circuiit court
todny; before 'udgS b. .rr,msnts 7; nsotntcn sa
several technical phases incident to
the failure Of the building association.
These include exceptions to the recent
report Of H. Noel Garner. special com.
missioner. filed by attorneys for several
tions by j. K. NJ. Norton and Howard
w. Smith, receivers for tho Virginia
safe Deposit and Trust Corporation.
and those Of Virginia Roxbury, through