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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03

On md West below 9th South We have
I5xl3o II. OF ground, which would
make two good building lots.
Sidewalk. city water street car
all pass property. $3.50: 800
each. balance $40 per month.
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n THOROUGHBEED RHODE
And Red cockerels. $50 extra Sc
II sos LIST ave. k3oi0
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ATTORNEYS
SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE or SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. s. few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shesly Safe Vault Co.. IL P, .. place.
oa675
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and .Unimproved.

BURT 6; CARLoUIsT COMPANY.
40 Main ST. Phone w. SOC
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Rs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

~ ~ ERi THING IN THE FUR
taxldermgt line, wo carry com.
linn, OF manufactured goods. Clean
Lepairing, ro-dy eine and remod cling
rates, % years IN Salt Lake. n.
|el Fur Co. 81 Y. Ord South, r20es
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PARAMOUNT SPRINGS ADDITION.

B'AIRMOUNT SPRINGS ADDITION.
Lots $2I5 and upward, The best lots
in the city. Ninth East. near 18TH South.
$1,000 cash and $500 per month.
s2e60,oo
100000 cash, balance I per cent, for
Groom modern 2-story brick residence
facing south on Third avenue. Has
furnace. Is connected with sewer and
gas. All special assessments and taxes
are paid in full, Large barn, Absolutely
the biggest snap on the market. A
Richter rs Main st. Phone Was. Gal.
kG469
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Walking distance new broom modern
brick house, southeast on paved st. Al
taxes paid; $500. $500 cash, balance
monthly
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SOME BARGAINS.
6-Toom frame house. on q lot o2Xl5O,
sidewalks paid; on Browning ave-
nuc. near eth East: $3.50. easy
terms.
4 SWELL BUNGALOW
Notified pressed brick: large rooms,
modern large basement; nice
corner lot, one block from Ninth
East. Only $500, Small cash
payment. balance easy.
LITTLE BEAUTY.
J-room new bungalow, modern; has man
tel. built-in buffet, ccncnted
basement. close in; southeast 10
ton: 5000; $500 cash; so per
month.
CHICKEN RANCH SNAP
TWO acres, % bearing fruit trees. all
kinds berries: barn, coops, flowing
we'll; 4-roum house; ccmented
cellar; fincst soil on State st.
car line; Si150: easy terms.
BETTiLION HOME BUILDERS CO.
10 and Il East Broadway.
WasatCh 2050.
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous.

SUIT BARGAINS.
. few uncslied for suits ana oNe,,
n IN lstss, patterns. You can't
q 10 overlook these bargains. Bec
1 Tailoring Co. 2ie S. West Temps;
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBUHST AND SIDE PLEATIN0.
sos East 3rd South Phone Hyland 1871.
kl05e
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RAZOR BLADES sHARPENED

THE AMERICAN. THE FIRST AND
only successful machine Invented that
shsrpens homes and strops ra2ors, and
all kinds safety razor blades Leave
work Savoy hotel IS East First South.
k26il
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EASY PAYMENT SNAPS.

t-Coom modern bungalow. block from
9th East pavement; large lot, cement
basement, etc. $500, Terms.
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CATTLE RANCH.

i6o-s ere, hay and, cattle ranch:
10 miles from Carter, Wyo, full
water right. all in cultivation,
surrounded by free open attic
range. no sheep allowed. good
comfortable ranch house and
barns, sheds. corrals. etc. There
Is hay and feed on hand for COO
head OF cattle. There Ia bunch
of thoroughbred cattle, nine
head fine broken horses, all
Implements and ma ohinery neccs-
sarY on hand. This is one OF the
best ranches in the west Price
only sl0.50o for all, on easy
terms. II is a snap and will so
quick.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
Wasatch 1883. 202 Hooper Bldg.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN j. LAASS.
Mechanical engineer. structural dosiSD-
ing and general drafting. Inventing a
speciality office No, 9o2 kearns bldg.
Tel Wasatch 1925, E@05a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses.
V. IT, R1CuTY COMPANY,

RoOMING HOUSES.
Il rooms; rent s65; close in; can
be bought for $3.50 cash down.
II rooms. modern: nicely FUR
nlshed; steam heat; near State
and 2nd South; $500 cash will
handle.
13 rooms, near Main st: extra
we'll furnished: rent includes
steam heat; $500 cash viii handle.
90 rooms; rent only sl70; have
\ very sood out-of-town trade;
$1,000 TO handle.
GROCERY STORE.
One Of the best snaps on the
market: rent SIS: good lease: fine
place for lady; goes at Invoice,
V H. RICHET COMPANY,
Sl3 Walker Bank BUILDING,
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Y, TOY FRENCH
r1dle puppies 1851 Richards st. Take
vi Temple car. hib67
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SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.
515 Newhouse Bldg Wasatch 5i6S.
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For ranches. irrigated and dry farming
lands, see us.
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Within walking distance OF a scent car
line We have tao one-scre tracts
Of land. with excellent soil. good
water right. facing on the main
street, with fine flowing well, for
$3.50 per acre. Each acre contains
ten 25-foot lots. This is a good
investment Road in front of
property just been macada mized.
Price IS 1850 an acre; 800 cash;
balance SO per month
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In South Cottonwood. ten acres OF ground
has just been placed on the mar
ket. 1t has a share OF Tanner
ditch water TO each acre. Good
soil. Close 10 school. and not far
from car line. VIII sell half Of
It. $3.50; 5000 cash: balance s25
per month
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JAPANESE GOODS.


| T. AIKAWA, DEALER AND IMPOE-
ter Of japanese dry goods. chSaawarr
39S South Main. k2e1S
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SALE--2 EXTRA FINE WHITE
knorn cockerels and 20 f. /. Fed lay
'ers. Cali HNland SEW. k36o9
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There are real estate bargains TO be
had on every street and avenue In Salt
Lake City Have mo show you some OF
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SOME BARGAINS.

BETTLYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
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SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.
5l5 Newhousc Bldg WasatCh 57S8

-. SMITH TARPET & SMITH.
5l5 Newhousc Bldg Wasatch 57sS.
Our listing. OF properties in NH Creek,
Holiday and Cottonwood. the popular
districts OF suburban summer homes. is
especially complete. We know we have
what you want. Ask US.
s acres or No land with a full water
rlsht; about l-block from the Holiday
car line. Splendid situation soil and sur
roundlnss. No better land in the valley.
At 5000 per acre it's snap.
Nine acres in Cottonwood. with a full
water right. On the place are 5-room
brick house, a barn. chicken coops n
small orchard and beautiful shade trees.
splendid Bttle place. $4,000.
Twelve acres on Cottonwood creek: er.
beautiful grove OF timber, II YOU are
thinking OF building suburban home. let
us sicw you this TRACT, $500 per acre.
Two miles east OF Murray, 20 acres OF
choice land with 80 shares OF water-a
lined frame house. z barn. chicken coops
and 4 sranary, as well as a few fruit
trees. and number OF beautiful, big
shade treea, The crops grown upon this
place arc best evidence Of the fertility
and productivity Of the soil. At $500 per
acre. It should soon sell, so make your
appointment to see IL at once.
For ranches. irrigated and dry farming
lands, see us.
SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.
5l5 Newhouse Bldg. Wasatch 5i6S.
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Government Lands.
For Sale or Trade.

IF YOU HAVE ANY FARM LANDS.
city property, automobiles, horses. ve-
hicles pet stock. household goods. etc.
10 exchange. USE The Tribune Exchange
columns.
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Horses and Vehicles,

r. Y0I ICY. CHEAP; ALSO MAGIC Ian
Rooms IN and Xmas goods 2S South West
VS. Vie 1868
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WELDING
SWITCHES

---------~-~-~-----~~~s
FROM COMBINES. 50 UP. GUARAN-
teed. Harmony Millinery 5ss 8. State.
W. 561s. k2i:2
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IA sALE-iloo-LB. HORSE. CHEAP,
ADu%pne ny. oO"-R, m2ge
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PRINTING.

2W PRijS;5--UTALl3 BiGGEST
mt Printing. Binding. Office Sup
and Furniture, Legal Blanks. So
nd Sc, Exchange s0e, kt2s
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THE SALESMAN OR THE SALESwoM.
an often s'ghs for business OF his
know just how TO no about acquiring all
or part interest OF q business. There
Is suggestion for those who are capable
OF establishing or securing % business
watch the opportunities in the Wants
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= THOROUGHBRED SINGLE.
~ ONO r. ]. Red cockerej (Smith
also one White Orpington cock
n Zoo each. Gail il5 Srd ave. 1928
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-29
WILL CONTEST TO Be
TRIED BEFORE A JURY
Order Is Made by Judge
LoofbOuroW in Third
District Court.

Judge T. {. Loofbourow made IN or
der yesterday that the contest OF the
last will and testament of John \.
Mahon. who died in San Diego. Cal,
February 10, 1912. be tried before Il
jury in the probate division Of the
Third district court
Four questions viii bc submitted to
the Jury. Two Of the questions involve
the formal statutory requirements, Il
third relates to whether Mahon was
of sound mind when he made the will,
and the fourth is in reference TO
whether he was under the Influence OF
Eleanor r. Mahon. his wife. when hc
made the will Mrs. Mahom was the
sole heir to the estate, which IS valued
at Approximately $4,000.
John \. Mabou, a brother of the de-
ceased, Susie Mahon Prout aud Ger
lrudc Mahon contested the VIII and
sought TO have il set aside that they
might participate i'm the estate. They
alleged that The will had not been
properly Witnessed, that it was made
al time when ihc Diseased was Of un-
sound mind owing 10 his illness, and
that he was under The Influence OF his
wife when he signed the instrument.
The viii was signed two davS before his
death, and named Mrs. Mahon as tho
sole heir and as the cXccutriX Of the
document.
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ROOSEVELT ABLE To
KEEP APPOINTMENT
Will Speak at Madison Square
Garden "Wednesday Night;
Submits TO Interview.

OYSTER BAY. Oct 2S.--''T don {
feel bjt as though ! had been shot -
said Colonel Roosevelt today
The colonel was so much better
that his physicians gave him permits
sion to re-establish communication
through the correspondents at Oyster
Bay. with the outside world. II was
the FIRST interview he had given since
his return 10 Sycamore Hill. and he
talked for twenty minutes without a
sign Of fatigue.
''This seems like being alive
again said the colonel as lie entered
his library 1t seems good to gel
more. He walked with brisk,
vigorous step. and his face has lost
none Of its color.
When lie shook hands. however. he
gave the first indication that he was
feeling the effects Of the wound. In
stinctively he held ont his right hand
His face twitched with pau which he
sought to conceal, and he thrust his
hand into the pocket of his riding
coat and put out his left. 81 haven I
much use of my right fist yet, - he cx
claimed. 81 am feeling well but
suppose there arc always sumo small
complications The chest muscles on
the right side are sore The broken
rib seems TO have knitted. and | fee
no pain from il unless breathe deep
| ly.i
Colonel Roosevelt said he felt wei
enough TO make his snecch in Madison
| Square Garden on Wednesday night
and that if he suffered no serious ef
( fccts he might make a few othel
/ speeches before election day Thr
/ hardest problem, he said, was to keer
out of crowds, for he is in no condi
! Of people which often surround him OF
! his campaign trips Precautions arc
! being taken TO keep him out of Tin,
! crowd in Madisnn Sanarc Garden.
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TELLS HOW THE SUGAR
TRUST GOT CONTROL

NEW YORK, oct, 2S-How the Della
ware Sugar company which was an In
dependent company, PASSED into the
hands Of the American Sugar Refining
company. the so-called trust after the
Dc'awarc's PROXY had annually dwlndlcd
uutil tbc trust gained control, was re-
lated by George Il. Bunker former man
dgcr OF the Delaware. as a witness today
ia the governments proceedings TO dis
solve the combination"
Mr.. Bunker. now secretary az the Ma :
tOnal Sugar Refining company. said the
Dell ware began 10 manufacture sugar in
1883 aud in that year made profit OF
$4,000. The margin or profit hecame
smaller 80 succccd.u% years after tho for
nation Of the Sugar EefiucYlcs company.
lhc rGrcrmucy ol the company alleged 10
be the trust testified Ulc witness.
In 1897 he went on. JuHu r. Sea yles
came Ia him with an offer to buy The
Delaware for 100000 Mr.. Bunker tcSti-
fled he believed then Mr.. Scarlrs repre-
scented himself In making this offer
Later. said Mr. Bunker. he learned that
payment was a. he made In stock of thc
trust and when the ouer was raised
- $iI2.O0O It was accepted and the dca'
made.
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Famous Berlin Specialist
Praises Consumption Remedy
Dr.. Hugo Tausig Has Good Word for
Preparation Lately Brought
to America.

Less than two years ago a Swiss
preparation, called Slroln. was first
brought to America. This preparation
had become quite famous abroad as an
aid in treating diseases of the lungs.
DR., Hugo Tauslg of Berlin speaks Of
ii as follows; 81 have found that Sirolin
even in the absence of the dietetlc-
hyglenic method of treatment which is
so important nowadays, produced such
beneficial results that l am sure Sirolin
must rank the leading remedial agent
in tuberculosis OF the lungs and in the
treatment of minor bronchial affections y
This faith in Slroljn has been borne out
since by its wonderful success In this
country. and sufferers from diseases of
the lungs have found great relief by its
use.
Information about Siroln can be Sc
cured In this country from the Sirolin
Co., 22S West Broadway. New York City.
Schramm- Johnson, Drugs, "The Never
Substtutors," five (5) good stores, and
all leading druggists are recommending
and distributing Sirolin with considerable
success. ADVERTISEMENT J
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'CASCARETS" MAKE
YOU FEEL GREAT
A 10 Cent Box Will Keep
Your Liver, Stomach and
Bowels Clean for
Months.

Sick headache, billousncss. dizziness,
coated tongue. foul taste and foul
brcath-aIways trace them 10 torpid
liver. DELAYED fcrmcnting food Ill the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter cloggcd in the in
tcstines, instead Of being cast out OF
the system. is rcabsorbcd into the blood
When this poison reaches the delicate
brain tissue it causes congestion. and
that duh. throbbing, sickcning hcad-
ache,
Salts. cathartic pills, oil and purga-
tive waters force n paSsaGcway Tor a
day or two--yes-but they don Z take
Tie poisons out and have no effect upon
the liver or stomach.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach remove tho sour,
undlgestcd and fcrmenting food and
foul gases, take the excess bile from
the liver and carry ont Of the system
all the constipatcd waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
Cascarct tonight viii surely
Straightcn YOU out by morning. They
work while YOU slecp-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means Your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver and
bowels clean and regular for months
ADVERTISEMENT
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CALLS wilson TIE
FRIEND Of LABOR AND
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Federated Party Issues a Call
to Workingnen of Nation
and State to Elect "Their
Friends"

plea TO tho worliingmen of New
York state and Of the United States.
members of trades unions especially,
TO support the candidacy of Governor
Wilson for president, Congressman
Sulzcr for governor and John y, Ben
sci for state enginQsr, was issued
October -. by Secretary Edward J.
Hannah Of tho Federated Labor party
on behalf of the following labor
leaders:
Edward !. Hannah, president of the
Federated Central Body. representing
the Central Federated union; Brook
lyu Central Labor union, Essex
County Trades Council United He
brew Trades, Trades and Labor Coun-
ell of Paterson, Hudson County Cen
trial Labor union, John Kennedy, prcsl-
dent Of the Brotherhood of Butcher
Workmcn Of America; Thomas f.. Len
non, president of the Safety En-
ginecrs union: NJ. r. NeyIand, presi-
dent of the Central Federated union;
John e. 'Brien Of the Harness
makers union. William Gallagher.
Safety Engineers: Alexander Kclso,
Greater New York Carpenters Coun-
ell: Matthew A. McConvillc, Safety
Engineers; f. W. Edwards, Web
Prcssmcn 5 union: William n. Kelly,
Coppersmths; j. c. O'Donncll, Inter
national Brotherhood OF Steam Shovel
lers and Dredaemen; Thomas j. Curtis,
president Of Tunnel and subway Con
structors International union; y. y.
Schmld. secretary of Upholstcrers; Jo-
scph GIealy Brotherhood of Painters;
Frank Farrell, business agent of the
Asphalt Workers; Edward Bradley,
business agent of the Stone Cutters;
Michael Eastman. Newspaper Deliver
crs, Robert Grindell. Dock Builders
Wilson'S Work for Labor,
The plea says; 1.-The Federated
Labor party has looked into the politI-
cal situation aud finds that labor
! stands pat on The question of support
ing the candidates whose records show
that they have done something for the
advancement OF the lnbor interests in
! the legislative assemblies.
1--WE and that Governor Wilson has
done more than any other governor Of
the state of New Jersey in the way
Of practical support of labor legisla-
tion. He gave more consideration to
| labor measures than any other gov
ernor Of the state. and did more for
the enactment of labor laws chan any
other executive head OF the state Of
New Jersey. lie has given practical
demonstration of his friendliness for
organized labor. advertisements
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dy ZEMo. There's no question about
it, no doubt about it. 1t does tho
work. It does it in remarka BILE way.
You meyer used anything like it be-
fore, You can't find anything like IL,
simply because there's nothing like
HBMo known or sold today.
HEMO Win be a surprise to YOU
Just as ii has been y surprise TO thou
sands who have already tried it, Yovr
first use of SENO viii bring instant
relief, pain and itching VIII stop. Tt leaves
the skin clear as though you never had
eczemo In your Dfe,
And YOU ought 10 sec how it goes
after dandruf. too! Dandrun, YOU
know. is merely eczema of the SCALP,
So. away goes dandruh. all eczema, all
blotches, all spots.
Don't miss it for 25 cents. When
you have proven with 25-cen, bottle
how remarkable ZEMO Is to your own
satisfaction, then YOU can buy a 81
bottle. which contains six timos as
much as the 25-cent bottle.
zEMO Is sold and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere. and in Salt Lake
City by Sshramm-Jo Johnson's five drug
stores (AdycrtisementD
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|R|ES Of LAYTON
|UNDER INSPECTION
Is So Far Made Show
Score Above That Re
quired by Law.

speclcrs of the milk and dairy divi-
OF the city board OF health have foc
past week been Inspecting the dairics
'ayton and scoring the various milk
Is. There arc more than sixty dAiI.ics
.ayton which furnish milk for salt
F consumption ard the scoring oi
'-eight OF them has been completed
ing AN average score of 20 per cent
tiale law requires standard score
percent, based upon the equipment
'e dairy and the method Of handling
prodrct.
ose which have been scored and the
g OF each are as follows Alec
<on, ~; j. Wiegell, 59,l; Joseph
*ss)de. 5VS: Frank Whi,eside, 5S.li
|!es LII oS.9; Il. Adams 500; M
|qams. 5S.5; William VI, Nader, 63.l
Z cIaig. $50: w. Il. Harris. 05.2;
'en Green. so: ]. i. Farr. G2.2; jim
|csldc. 500; l.. II. Adams, 55.5; VIII
r. Bennett, clio; James L. King
James T.. Bennett. 600: y. T.. King
i. Bennett, lG.3: James Ware
w y Wh!tside. G2.5; n. +. Tai
eb.S; H. w. Talbot. 80. OrsuI
tn; oi.3; Henry Morgan. 61.0. +. NJ
>eside, Ga. William Morgan. Gl.O
Adams. G2.5: Hy Adams. $50
|Ee Talbot. 5i,5, T.. r. Morgan. Gao
lsgie' oe.6: c. NJ Burton. 5O.5. w
RPed; SdI; George II. Bennett. -. 1
Ia walker $50: j. j. Bennett. "a.
IN Cridale. 5I5; william II. Cor
"a D.; 5. II. Nader. 59.5. Ale,
.on. Jr. G51: Thomas Farr. 6I9. \
dams, 5L2; John Green, G4.I; Alber
m, J76.
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lNYER CLAIMS TO
HAVE NEW EVIDENCE
arry Vallon, the lnforrner,
kccused of Firing. the Shots
THAT Killed Rosenthal.
PPEAL FOR NEW TRIAL
jald Jack" Roses Story a
Frame-Up," According to
III Counsel for Becker,
FOR NEW TRIAL

rW YORK, Oct 2S.--lt was learned
IN from sources close 10 the defense
the appeal which counsel for Charles
<ar will make for a new trial for the
~, polIcc lieutenant will set forth.
y whst will be described as new
NICE" that Harry Nallou. the in
,sr fred The shots that ended Herman
'nthal's life and that Bald Jack
"a story WIS "trauic- M against
tcr, that sam SchopDs. stat" wit
I qho corruboratcd Roses story. per-
4 himself when he Sworc lac knew
ipr of the murder plot, and that
M Vallon committed perjury when ne
fhe did not ride from The Hot. cl
.opole in the murder car after the
|ng OF Rosenthal. :,
rambler whose name John r. Mo
re, Becker's chief counsel. Is not
1, 10 reveal will swca, according to
.pnea the lawyer is preparing. That
q 'yallon who Killed RuScnthai, while
Her witness Is ready 10 testify than
bard Rose and Vallon plan tho muir
while nj the home of Dora Gilbert,
'gas RoscnthaIs first wife.
Iother prospective witness described
'man of unimprarhahlc integrity
.ady Ia swear. according TO Mr.. Me-
10. that Rose told him three DAYS hc-
his confession to District Attorney
hmm That Nallon was E"scnihal. $
1crcr
|Ad Phil Davidson. SLAYER Of Big
n Zelig. will bc placed on trial We'd
ay morning. This trial. District Ai.
" Whitman expects. will take mp
rest OF the week, and on Monday The
ccutor plans 10 bring Whitley Lewis
|Ial. His ease is expected to take NJ
dnys Lefty Louie " "Gyp tn"
AZ and "Dugo Frank viii then be
|In turn.
bra was given out nj the district
Fncys office today that William
)lro. driver of the murder ear. VIII b.
b Immunity by an agreement by which
|as promised 10 turn states evidence
testify against the four ganGSl"rS.