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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS, CONSTPATED AND
NERVOUS take DELICIOUS SYRUP OF FIGS
GfNTIX But THOROUGHLY CLEANS AID REGULATES YOUR DIS
ORDERED STOMACH. AND
BOWELS WTrIiOUT GRIPLNG NAUSEA OR WEAKNESS

A harmless cure for sick headache,
for biliousness, for sour, gassy, dis
ordered stomach, for constipation, in
digestion, coated tongue, sallowness,
pimples-take delicious Syrup of
Figs, For the cause of all these
troubles lies in a torpid liver and
sluggish condition of your thirty feet
of bowels. Fr Tfn
A teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs to-
night means all poisonous waste mat
ter. the undigested, fermenting food
and sour bile, gently moved on and
out of your system by morning, with
out gripping, nausea or weakness. 1t
means a cherry day omorrow-many
bright days thereafter.
Please. don't think of gentle, effec-
tive Syrup of Figs as physic. Don't
think you are drugging yourself, for
luscious figs, SIENNA and aromatics
can not injure anyone -.(t 81
This remarkable fruit preparation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
FARMER SENT To JAIL .4, rag1r
FOR BIG CELEBRATION

Dayton, Wash. Jan. 8.--William ].
Pettijohn. middle-aged Columbia
county rancher. started In the new
year in Dayton by unduly celebrating.
AS he had figured several times be-
fore in occasions Of this character,
and had been warned by the court
that the next time would mean pun
ishment by the maximum fine, JUS
tice j. w. Holman taxed the defend
ant 800 and costs. For two days
Pettijohn tried life inside the county
jail but Saturday he paid over to the
sheriff the balance of the fine; $97
ana costs ana walked out to free@
dom
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08

gon Agr. College; Thos. c. Burke
Pres. ore. State I'm. Com.
Saturday .TanuaTsy - IN m m,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08

A Chase aross the Continent
Edison.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
MONTANA KID AND CARPENTER
WILL HELP OUT YOUNG HACK

Two new features have been added
to the program for the testimonial
benefit to Young Hack at the oregon
theater Friday evening. Jack Car
penter and Montana Kid, who fought
here December 20, have consented
to go on for three rounds with their
sparring partners according to an
announcement made this morning.
Both men are coming here to train
for their next battle and are glad of
the opportunity to interest the public
In themselves by appearing at the
benefit .r ''v y a0'H ~
The program as arranged for the
benefit Is a clean one and ladies' and
children as well as the men are in
vited to attend. >rI t'usus
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
OREGON IRRIGATION CONGRESS f 5
4. OPENS IN PORTLAND THIS WEEK

Portland, Ore, Jan. S.-(Special)
The stage is set and everything In
readiness for the Second Oregon Ir-
sigation Congress TO be held in Port
land Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week Acceptances from
speakers are coming in we'll so it
seems the program as made up will
be carried out with but few changes.
The auditorium at the Imperial
Hotel will be the meeting place for
the congress and delegates so far
heard from insure a representative at
tendance from all parts of Oregon
where irrigation is a live subject.
The congress will be extremely
practical in its nature, the chief aim
Of the program committee having
been TO arrange a group of subjects
Hhat have direct application of
present-day conditions in this state
and arrangements have been made
TO have them discussed by men having
a thorough grasp on these topics.
From the time the gavel falls at the
opening of the congress Thursday
morning until the last speech at the
banquet Saturday night, there will be
nothing that is not worth while.
Government projects, as we'll as
carey act enterprises. will be discuss
ed thoroughly, but perhaps greater
than either in interest will be the ses-
sion TO be given up to a consideration
Of irrigation works carried on by
farmers themselves. This is schedul-
ed for Friday morning at 10 o'clock,
and the exchange of experiences
promises to be very valuable
Two banquets are on the schedule
Tor the delegates to the congress. In
addition to the banquet on Saturday
night, which will be the final session
delegates are invited to an informal
dinner at the Commercial Club, at
$50, to be given by the Western as
ISOLATION of Portland Cement Manu-
facturers. This will be a good roads
dinner attended by large number of
citizens interested in the general sub
iect. 1|
Herewith is the program arranged
fOr the Irrigation Congress:
Note-The program is now practi-
eany complete and shows a group of
subjects of importance to all inter-
ested in irrigation while the speakers
selected to discuss them are such well
known authorities that the Second
Annual Congress will be the of the
almost practical value. Make your
plans to attend. -
Thursday. January 3. 10 a. m.
10 a. m.-Registration of delegates.
IL a. m.-Meeting of committees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
That Bad Cold
Vapor Treatment Surely Does Clean
Out That Stuffed Up Head.

Don't try to break up a cold with
dangerous stomach disturbing drugs.
Get directly to the inflamed mem
brane by breathing HYOMEI (pro-
nounce it High-o-me). Get a bottle
for so cents at Tallman & Co.'S and
try this rapid and economical treat
ment that thousands are using.
Into a bowl of boiling water pour
a teaspoonful of HYOMEI, cover
head and bowl with a towel, and
breathe deep into the lungs the heal
ing vapor that arises.
Breathe this vapor for five or ten
minutes until the head feels fine and
clear, then go to bed and sleep
soundIy until morning. No cocaine
or opium or harmful drugs in HYO-
MEL 1t is made of Australian Euca-
lyptus and other antiseptics. 1t is
guaranteed to end catarrh, or money
back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
.ooo eo,nrpe ntF H
PASSAGE FOR HONOLULU

San Francisco, Jan. S.-N6t since
the days Of the Spanish-American
"er have the United States transport
locks here witnessed such a scene as
that when 5000 soldiers embarked on
the Sheridan and Logan. which are
enroute to Honolulu.
The departing regiments were
drawn from the Preside, San Fran
cisco; Fort Morgan Ala; Fort Baker.
Marin county, Calf; Forts Huachuca
and Apache on the Mexican. border:
Fort George Wright and Fort Law
ton, Wash
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
New Prices at Grand.

To be In line with the most pro-
gressive vaudeville and motion picture
houses of the country, the manage
ment of the New Grand have read
justed their prices and hereafter 5.
10 and 20 cents will be charged, in
stead of 10, Is and 25 cents as for
merly. The programs offered the
people of Pendleton at this house In
recent weeks have been of uniform
lily high order and the same policy
will be pursued under the new scale
Of admission, the lower prices be-
ing made possible through the in
creased seating capacity secured when
the balcony was installed.
The current program which clos
es tonight is of extraordinary merit
and should not be missed by any who
enjoy a hearty laugh.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08

Executive committee legislative COM
mittee, program committee.
Thursday Jan. 9, 2 p. n.
Address of Welcome-E. B. Piper.
president Portland Commercial, Club.
Response to address of Welcome
VIM. Hanley. Burns, President Ore
gon Irrigation Congress.
Estate Aid in Irrigation Projects
Hon Oswald West, governor OF Ore
gon.
Government, State and County Co
operation in the Developmnt of Ore
CONS Water Resources. Hon. +. N.
Teal, Chairman Oregon Conservation
Commission. E#E
General discussion, open to the
congress-
Thursday, Jan. 8, $3.50 .. m.
All Oregon Good Roads Dinner,
given by Association of Western Port
land Cement Manufacturers Dele
gates to Irrigation Congress guests of
honor.
Friday, January 10, 10 a. m.
General Subject: Irrigation Enter
prises Carried Out by Local Enter
prise Of Farmers and Others-Speak-
ers, ID. c. Sanderson, Freewater. "Ac-
complished Facts of Irrigation" w.
II. Hamaker, Bonanza; P. H. Dem
Ger. Bend, will be present; Leon J..
Chapman, Ontario; ]. ]. Donegan,
Burns. Irrigation Projects in Harney
County," j. S. Hoskins, Echo, RE
peated Use of the Same Waters of the
Stream" o. c. Hyde, PrinevilIe! r.
B. .Magruder Portland; C. 8. Hud-
son, Bend; w. B. Hinkle. Echo, "Sur-
veys for Irrigation Districts. ,-
Discussion of Resolutions to he Of
Tered by the committee on resolu-
tions.
Friday, January 10, 2 p. m.
General Subject: Carey Act Pro-
jects, Their Problems, Feasibility and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, John T.
Whistler, Portland; ]. n. B. Gerking,
Laidlaw; John H. Hartog, West Stay
ton, "Small Irrigated Farms-The So
luton of Settling Oregon" R. c. Wy
kant, assistant state engineer. "Irri-
ties Commission"
Water Users Association, speakers
to be named. rtr"r
Discussion of Resolutions offered
for adoption.
Friday, January 10, 8 p. m.
General subject-Colonizat and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dr. Thomas
Shaw Agriculturist, Nor. Pac. Ry.;
A E. Chamberlain, Agr. Com'r ct.
Nor. Ry.; w. ]. Kerr, president Ore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
The PaSttne.
Tuesdays change of program:

Tuesdays change of program:
Love and Treachery." Lubin.
THE Servant Problem" Vitagraph.
This is one of the most delightful of
comedies. with Lillian Walker. Flor
ence Turner Flora F1nch and Kate
Price. and Hughie Mack. ut.
High Explosives AS Used in the
u. S. Army" Edison. A dandy of
fering. .........
Sally AIMS Strategy" A pleas
ing picture.
''The Saint and the Siwash-" Sc
Zig. A thrilling and soulful story OF
the northwest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
Cosy.
"Wednesday and Thursday.

" bUIItoUdJ anu IuuIoIdy. II"
Vengeance" q reels) Imp. a
rrightful train wreck on the New
Haven road is sklllfully worked into
this splendid two reel feature.
There are many exciting situations.
1t is a very strong picture. Miss
Vivian Prescott and William Shay
play the leads.
The Ranchman's Wooing," From
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
. MEWTSooo

tier. A funny western comedy made
THE Halter of Women" Solax. A
spirited and very lively comedy that
brings laughs, M
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-08
Orpheun.

Orpheum.
Tuesdays change.
[. Their Idols. Biograph.
2. Hoisted On His Own Petard.
Biograph.
2. The Revolt of the Peasants.
Pathe. An historical episode during
Hollands struggle for independence
from Spain in 1870.
f. Broncho Billy's Heart. Essa-
The evening world., 1913-11-29
ROBIN OUT Of PRISON.,
HOPES TO RUN Down
MEN WHO RUINED Him
Goes Out on Long Island to
Rest Before Beginning War
on Bank WreckerS.

Joseph G. Robin the ex-banker. left
Blackwells Island to-day. after serving
out his sentence to the penitentia-y.
following his plea Of guilty to grand
larceny charge growing out Of his
transactions with tho Washington Saw
ings Bank. Justice seabury sentenced
him to prison on Jan. 10 last, and he
was taken to the Island ten days later.
His release at this tirne WIS due to the
usual two months Communication for
good behavior.
Robin was met At the ferry by his at
torney. Robert d. ireland. Of No. /
Liberty street. and as soon 40 tho ferry
boat reached the Manhattan side the
freed man hastened to . taxicab,
lodging tho cameras. and was driven
away. For the next two weeks he will
remain with friends on Long Island,
resting himself and. perhaps, comforting
from timo to time with his counsel, be-
cause Mr.. Ireland says that Robin has
oy no means done with tho men who,
ne says. brought about Robins ruin"
Mr.. Robin needs a rest" Mr.. Ireland
explained, land II he takes my advice
he will do nothing save rest for these
two weeks. Before being taken to
Blackwelrs Island Mr.. Robin spent
nearly two years In the Tombs. When
he comes back he will make his home
hero In the city. probably In some hotel
The evening world., 1913-11-29
COURT GIVES NOTICE
HE'LL GO THE LIMIT IN
FURNISHING CHAUFFEURS
'Pass the Word Around" Says
Magistrate Krotel to Squad
OF Reckless Drivers.

Notice was issued to-day BY Magis.
trate Krotel to the Automobiles Of the
Broadway motor sales district between
Fifticth and Fifty-ninth streets that
reckless driving and speeding such AZ
have made the section . terror 10 going
10 be an expensive luxury for . time.
Before the Magistrate. sitting In tho
West Side Court. were twenty five per-
and private chauffeurs
and owner -drivers--summoncd by Motor
cycle Policemen kerrigsn and coffey.
He fined twenty-four of them $50 with
an alternative OF nve days In Jail. One
money In their pocket and those who
were short-whether they wore furs or
canvas--were sent to the court jail while
messengers scurried out to get ransom
for them.
Because there are many automobile
establishments In your Section" said the
Mo gistrate from the bench. you people
think that you own Ito streets and the
WIS are suspended there. THIS Is 10 I'M
press on you and persons like you that
the notion 10 a mistake.
II am to be right here for some time.
give hotce now that persons proved
to have boon driving al a dangerous
speed brought before me next week will
he fined sJO and the alternative will be
ten days In jail. After that l shall Inn
pose tho lirnit-s1oo or fifteen days.
Pass The word around"
John Emerson. an actor. did not re-
spond when his name was called. A
bench warrant was Issued for his ar
rest. II was reported that he had been
in court. but on hearing the amount OF
tho fines being Imposed slipped out d
avoid the necessity OF missing a natl
nee enga cement.
The evening world., 1913-11-29
HELD MAYOR TO BLAME
FOR FIRE.TRAP PRISON.
Queens County Grand Jury Places
Responsibility at Door of Kline
in PreSentment.

The Queens County Grand Jury handed
presentrnent to County Judge Hum
phrey to-day declaring that the Queens
County jail In fong Island City was
IRE trap and that the lives OF fts 80
occupants were In constant dangor. Be-
cause other presentments have not re-
suited In action. tho Grand Jury to-day
called on Commissioner VI Charities
Patrick A. Whitney to remove all In
nsmn,able material. and put itself On
record ~ saying that n continuance OF
present conditions must be accepted ~
personal responsibility oy Mayor
Kline.
The jail WAS built In 1875 and was re-
built about fifteen yeara ago. when prs
onors acquired the habit OF escsp,ng
whenever they pleased. One man. In tor
bigamy. was arrested In Manhattan one
night. and he told the police the Sheriff
would be peeved II nc didn't get back In
Jail In time 10 prepare breakfast lie
was cook and had every evening out.
The evening world., 1913-11-29
HER DEATH NOT SUICIDE,

The inquest by Coroner Wtntsrbottom
into the death OF Mis- Anna Burnett re-
srit, In . verdict yesterday that Il
was accidental. due TO . fall on Nov. u
from the roof o. the apartment house
No. 53S West Ono Hundred and Fifty
sixth street. The police reported the
death as a suicide. Miss Burnett was
public school teacher and lived with her
parents on the top noor Q; the house
The evening world., 1913-11-29
CASH P0URs INTO Y. W. c. 4.

Although the can 3R'.n =. over. money
II eth pouring into the campaign Lsad-
quarters OF the Y, N. G.. Az. w. c. 4.
at No. q Broad atreet Three auditors
are working overtime on = nnAINaal
report tor the public.
Miss Grace II. Dodge. Precedent OF
tho National Board Of the Y. W. e. A..
who with her brother. Cleveland II.
Dodge. contributed ga. 900 TO the fund.
said she was particulAri" pleased with
WORK done by shop strA for the success
Of the campaign.
81 feel confident In saying that II II
had not been for the kindnesA Of the
M, Yspapers We never shouh have been
able to get anything IKE what We go,."
she said.
The evening world., 1913-11-29
STERLING RILEY MISSING.
Police Asked to Look for Syracuse
Hoy.

The police OF thIs city were asked
to-day to hunt for sterling Riley. four
teen-year-oid son Of BENJAMIN Riley Of
No. 207 North Salina avenue. Syrac use
The hoy. who was a student IN the
syracuse Technical High school. exh.b-
tied his fathers revolver and a box Of
cartridges 10 his mate, Nov. q, and
said he meant to 10 forth into the world
and make name for himself.
The boys mother IL very III from
worry owe! his absence. Young Riley
Was dressed In a blue serge suit with a
SorfOlk jacket, gray sweater and a
gray cap when he left home
The evening world., 1913-11-29
Lecture ON NEWMAN.
J0ted EnsIish Speaker 70 Dwell o.
Great Churehman's Life.


Great Churchman'S Life.
Wiifrld Ward. editor Of the Dublin
review. eminent publicist and writer.
sill make his hrst public appearance -
I lecturer in this city ct Aeolisn Han.
70. - West Forty-ssooni street, next
friday evening under the auspices Of
he Lsymen's League for Retreats and
tociai Studies. The subject Of his lee
urs will be Cardinal Newman and the
critics" The lecture made . profound
mpressioa In England. oxford Univsr-
Aty characterized It - masterpiece OF
Aotortai analysis and scholarly finish.
Cardinal Farley win OCCUPY . boz q
ns lecture. The Right Rev. Msr.
Goonsy VIII presid& Among the pat
eusssss are Mss Issiin, Mrs.. Do Ian.
~ xanA Nrs. Morgan J. O'Brien. Mrs.
WAst1n J. Ksogh. Miss Mccain. Miss
x1nmans. Afs. Condo B. Pallsn. Mrs.
saSst Ward. Mrs. Thomas J. Pattsn.
"a =. c. =. Grain. Mrs. Nicholas #.
braAy. Ars. George ]. Gillespie. Mrs.
eAVaFd J. MCGUIRE. No. George stan
b lloyd Jones. Ma a. Bird Grinnell.
AsA Thomas =. WoodIook and Mrs..
kssAss4ck r ChildA
The evening world., 1913-11-29
STEAM R0UTs TENANTS.
Explosion Of Pipe Causes Alarm
Of Fire In MS Apartment.

Tenants In the hve-story apartment
house at No. I East One Hundred and
Nineteenth street were aroused carly
to-day by a roar that could he heard
all over the ne!ghborhood. and Ned TO
the street Further excitement was
caused 10y clouds OF what appeared 10
bs smoke coming from the Windows on
the second iioor.
Flremen found steam pipe had
burst in the bathroom OF Henry Fire
stone. q lawyer IN the Excise Depart
msnt Of the city. There was little dam
ago and the tenants were allowed to
get In cut Of the rain and return 70 bed.
The evening world., 1913-11-29
"Ln the Ean,e of Love, the
Word Moot Used After
Dollar EUerythins 10
Permitted in the United
States"
''N a Mother Warns Her
Daughter Against a
Worthless Beau the
Girl Tells the Parent II
Is None Of Her Busi.
ness"

One Of the reasons VNy
tho visit 70 Wrtte v
Interesting htHos found for
oSrse'ves Emile Deschamps letters Traveller member Of
honorable socSses
Un'ess read ~ jSst sSbNshed PENNIES once Saw
Uncle Some Woen shall probably that the .ves
FVs" doense m"o"oes smoke pipes SnVM College
0kls are the best ksers akes ourst
ond ~ScA ofher remarkable Attenuation oows I, an oo
stroc " ~ t'e and otherwise data from the onv COW o,
his book N tAts covatry " WY WIZ 4"
The evening world., 1913-11-29

Ihtr'TaI 70 TIC EVthihg WWfd.I
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Nov. o.
Mrs, J. Charles Weschlie of No. SCI
West Ono Hundred and Tenth street.
New York. asked Detective Captain
Whalen this morning to assist her In
hnd!ng diamond studded bracelet
which disappeared from her wrist while
she was on the Boardwalk yesterday.
she offers "A big reward,
The evening world., 1913-11-29

nothing Irovided
that she does not
interfere with their
existence and does
not become . bur
den upon the fam.
My resources. Al
ten or . dozen
years she 10 Al
ready . n ga & . d.
with her ella -.
mates and young
neig h b o re. IN
stripping he now
ers Oh the romance
The evening world., 1913-11-29
BREAKS 1 COLD n
1 FEN A0URs-RPFS
First dose Of Pape's Cold
Compound relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't STAY stuffed upl

DUu uSuy 1SuSteu W.
Quit blowing and snufflingi A dsse
o: "Pspe's Cold Compound'' taken
every two hours until three desss sss
taken will end grippe misery aad bssek
up . severe cold either In the hsaA.
chest. body or limbs.
Il promptly opens closGed.uD ses-
trils and cir passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; sslisves
sick headache, dulness, isvesishnss<
sore throat. snecsins. soreness sad
stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" y the
quickest, surest relief known aad eosts
only IS cents at drug stores. II scts
without assistance. tastes alec, and
. substitute.
The evening world., 1913-11-29

Mrs. 6tephana Nadelano. hfty-two.
OF No, R7 Avenue c. Eayonne, N. j..
died yesterday OF injuries received when
she poured kerosene oil on the IRE to
hurry her husbands dinner. She had
t7S hidden in her stocking and the
money was burned up
The evening world., 1913-11-29
New Jersey CITY p. O, Omen.

Jersey City's new 100000 post
office at Montgomery and Washington
streets was opened for use yesterday.
Irwin S. Cham oerlain was sworn In as
supe rintcndent OF the building. He
had been transferrei from the Thess.
usy Department Ct Washington
The evening world., 1913-11-29
Dying Fortune Teller Declares
He Named No One as
Graft Taker.
TOO ILL TO BE SEEN
Almost Dead With Cancer, but
Doctor viii Take Mes
sages to Him.


FRANK Henry wo'n' 10 ~hom were Az
trtbuted yesterday confessions which In
,roa,.,~, . mas NAM. .h.. ~ . ,o,,e,
'"''"''' INTO '"o "~''''s
ant graft situation. eent word to-day
from his click room In tho homo OF his
Mr.. caro,,n. schaos,-
:. A. go r...v. 900. ... pr.,,
'hs' most OF "hs. NJ" oeen p"'"s".u
a. coming from MIN was raise WON
II dying OF cancer OF tine stomach anu
hH end = matter OF Gays ony. per
haps OF hours. according TO DR.. J. uor"o
Simmons OF NO 2lS Wsstchester avenue
Thy physician refused to allow VS.
TORS to see the men To-Day out con-
sented 70 carry MESSAGE TO hun' &C.
cord'ng'y ne returned from . shors
conferences Win the SICK man 10 Say:
mr. WoHt !" 100 III 10 '"sue fe"'
statemsnt. ne mas fead some OF tns
pApeIs ."o ms "oa'o u''u
70 S;n,' II. ..Y, ,ssss are are lea later,
IL be 70 strong enough. I will let him
mako . statement. II would Dc 'm''
possible for him to do 90 now.
Violin was arrested on THURSDAY nsh'
on an Old warrant charging fortune
telling swindlo. Ills condition wa
such ne was taken TO Fordnsm hospita
Instead OF jsh. II was limited that MI
arrest was OF great importance ane
after Chief Magistrate McAdoo ann A.
sistant Dastrict-Attorney Groeh' nae
talked 10 MIN II was announced ne eoul'
furnish corroborauve evidence OF 9F@ts
paying ny c!a'rVovAn.s ana otner !ake,s'
An 'ooNh9 INTO 'h,s phase oi uous'
Ust MT WM'n'ah 1'"hd se's'A' VIZ
n"Ses 10 'eH OF money pa" ny WI"
'appers ios po"ee pfo'os'o"' o"' "o
until "o"' 's'heu o'" nc se' ""e" uo''
n'te '"'o'".uo" "'o.' '"0
fortune toh'"s enc OF "
| "o'" !" '"pne.""s '"e po".e e.p'.''
before sad THIS msnS oeanhs WIN IN
sw'nc'ers nsa neen % cereIu' INA. o",.
ono Or Two knew o. d" Ua'es'p~oo"
the S~fs'
ACCUSED ~ WOMAN WHO LOS
10000.
| -.
w" -,. u".. - 800,
N go go
1890. =" -. ,,.,"~ go. y,
."uu" 1"'', 49, =" ," AZ.
w stu"e ..Mo ~. 49, ,s,
49," s.,,
49,, ~ -. . 49,,
| 49,,
s'~,o"'"'' ~ , o"' =. 49,.
aue 1900
n'oon'' NJ -" " "Ae 'N
tna. no was pon,,'ou 70 run .'.u'
tohms pace on we'. rot'S-n.,n stree
| - Q"o'eo a. say"s '""' oeA''' no wv
the place TWO othe' men h~o run ". "u
had oesh r"'ued anu put OUT OF Jus
ness because 'hey dd not pay protsc
ton money
1t 10 understood that Woln told sh'
Assistant DstFlet-At'orney no PAID th'
v'oncs ~" month Tor NJ" privilege
AoooSoAAS 70 ass' OF0sn' NJ ssssiy COZ
soeosssso We esss.1osS osves u IN
gSe1s inquiry ~ Vsos6s .oosee, IN
| "WUeseso Wss0ssVHssS sSe ~ ~ VeA.
Sesmss Nv eSSeoS'os y 70 W. aopu
eeuos o. W ponce :. 49, sees
| tie also assured Mr. oroenl tn"t W
Do0eo 0a8ns ave o8eoeSeo We on
| wasyNAA Q half Q aose1 times n u,
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