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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
News of etersburg

colored. 20. This is. the first time In
n long while that the death rate among
tho white population has exceeded that
among tho colored or the decedents
fourteen were under five years OF age;
twelve were between sixty and eighty
years old. and one was beyond eighty.
Ten deaths We're certified by tho cor
oncr; ten bodies wcre brought from
different points to Petersburg for bur
ial, and three were shipped away
Among the causes of death assigned
were: Tetanus, L; tuberculosis, A..
cerebral homorrhage. 4; organic heart
disease, /; pneumonia, .; brights dis
ease, S: suicide, l. Communicable dis
eases reported: tuberculosis. l; diph-
liberia. 4; typhoid fever, 3 scarlet few
CIR. 4; whooping cough, 4. p
The number Of births registered dur
ing the month were 56-whites, 81; col
ored. l9-males. 30: females, 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01

replace tho present Elks' National
Homo. The cost of tho new structure
VIII average 100000, and Will doubt
loss be SO imposing and handsome that
all will cease 10 regret the destruo-
ton OF a building OF such exquisite and
graceful proportions as that they now
occupy. which was for Il long time
known a. beautiful Hotel bedford"
{. l. Mosby. tho superintendent has
moved into tile Jeter Building this
week, and in a few days he will be
III readiness to welcome all OF the
brother l1lI>j under his care. About
half OF them have accepted the offer
made By tho management to accept 81
stipend OF - day. and will return to
their homes or other place thcy may
elect AS soon rs this building is va
Gated the architect. contractors and
workmeu Will arrive and begin tearing
down the present home and begin
work on the new one. Tho time re-
qulre1 has not becn definitely esti-
mated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Especial to The Times hi Dispatch
Ashland. Va, October 3l.-Mrs. Clara
Grundy left to-day for Richmond.
where she Will spend a month with her
son. Colonel Barton Grundy
Mrs. W. j Leakc and Miss Mary
Bierne will remain In Ashland until
December l. when they Will go TO
Richmond for the winter months.
Mrs. !. Winfree Smith and little Miss
Jean Allison Smith were guests on
Monday of Mrs. Watkins Lee.
Mrs. Edward Muller. of Airing ton.
Md. is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
Day.
Mrs Amanda Cross has returned
from a Visit to her daughter, Mrs. j.
y. Latham. In Lynchburg, and is with
her granddaughter. the Misses Blan-
ton.
Mrs L. J.. " Aiarye and Miss Ammo
Marye have returned from visit to
relatives at Shawsvillc
Mrs Ballard and children, of Fair
fax Courthouse. are guests Of Rev Mr..
Goodwin and Misses Goodwin.
The Camp Fire Girls gave an at
tractive Halloween entertainment at
the Ashland High School tonight The
program consisted of pretty Hal
lowe'en drill. reCitatious and songs II
was success both socially and iinan-
cially.
william j. Locke" was the subject
OF an interesting paper read by Miss
Seabrooke Midyctte at the Young Wo-
mans Literary club this afternoon.
Miss Lee Goodwin led the discussion
on "Scptimus," which was most enter
tanning.
Mrs Lucy O. Kent has returned from
n visit TO Richmond
Miss Theresa Dickerson. OF E.llerson,
was the recent guest OF her sister. Mrs.
u. w Newman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
FAR-REACHrNG QUESTION.
Cnn State Collect Taxes on Capital ot
Nonresident Corporation

Winchester. Va, October 3l-Can
Virginia collect taxes on the capital
stock OF corporation chartered in
another State and conducting part Of
It's business in this State? The oues-
uon came up for the first time to-day
before Circuit Judge Thomas w. Har-
rison. who took the matter under con-
sideration. The outcome will be far
reaching in Virginia
Tho state Auditor directed Reyenua
Commissioners Roe to assess 100000.
the capital stock OF the NJ. j. Grove
Lime Company, OF Maryland. for taxa
ton because tho company operates
plant IN this county. Tho company
contends that tho capital stock is owned
IN Maryland; that II has for years paid
taxes on Its property here and thar
It's capital stock Is not liable to taxa
ton IN Virginia Attorney General
Williams argued for tbs Auditor and
Maurice NJ. Lynch for the Grove Com
panr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01

Halloween was observed, according
10 tho usual custom, last night on the
Southside with much merrymaking.
Although Il few complaints were re-
ceived OF front gates having been
lifted and deposited in nearby tree
the police Of the Third Precinct were
on the job, and no serious damage was
don" in the youthful pranks played
Many festivals and entertainments
were given by churches and other so
cietics, many OF them being Of a
unique character.
y large crowd was present last night
At the Halloween tea given in tho
home Of Mrs. Meredith Owen 1905
Porter Street, by the Young Peoples
Missionary Society of Central Meth
odist Church. Those taking part in
the tableaux were: Misses Ola Walthali.
Ellen Du Val, Georgia jerks. Laura
Anderson, Annie Margaret Schaadt
Aline BEDFORD, Phlllis Owen. Laura,
Owen. Mamie Ellington, Grace Owens
and Mrs. Luther Wells.
The committee on the program was
Walker and Marie Ellington. Those
on the refreshtncnt committee were:
Misses Ruth Smith Leila Hooper. FL
len Du Val. Louise Nicholas. Lizzie
Clary. Aline BEDFORD. Mrs. Hazel Clark,
Mrs. Luther Wells md Mrs. Walter
Dcitrick.
The building fund for the Woodland
Heights Baptist Church was found to
have been swclled considerably las;
night, when the pigs were slaughter
ed" or tho seals on the envelopes con-
tanning the contributions we're broken.
at the entertainment in the church. 4
meeting Of the congregation OF the
church viii be held on sunday To dis
cuss plans for the building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
BIG POSTAL INCREASE
October Sales Mt Manchester Postal
SUTTON Are largest Ever Made

IN unprecedented amount II bust
ness WAS transacted las. month in All
departments OF the Manchester postal
station An increase OF more than 10
per cent vas made over the receipts
for tho preceding month. The rcport
a. sent TO Washington yesterday By
superintendent l. y. Lloyd shows tho
total receipts TO be *ic5622 Tor Octo-
Der while those Of the month before
amounted 10 S2,352G7 Besides being
the greatest Increase the sales OF
stamps and money orders for last
month were the largest ever made In
the history Of the station.
a new 72-ccnt stamp book VIII short
!y be put on sale at Manchester postal
station. They arc 10 be distributed by
the department at WASHINGTON. but
have not yet been received b. super
intenden, Lioyd. The books will cost
- cents. ana Sill contain twenty-four
l-cent stamps and twenuy-four e-cent
stamps,
The Treasury Department has re-
qucstcd that n fierce be construct cd
around the station on the division line.
II Will sc about eight feet high
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Gcnernl News Noiea

This morning. at 10 o'clock, ut tho
parsonage OF Wesley NJ. Il, Church by
tho Rev. w. 4. 4. Haynes. Miss ELLA
Williams and William Buck, both o.,
Pitt County. \. c. were united in mar
ringc.
Patrons Day, mt r. L. Leo Public
school, was we'll observed to-day.
many parents of children and friends
OF the school visiting the building
and witnessing the work in the class
room. In the afternoon interesting
exercises were held in the auditorium
Virginia Council. Jr. O. Il. a. NJ, the
second oldest council OF tho order in
the state, to-ni~ht celebrated the thir-
ty-fourth ami ,sary OF it's organiza-
ton, with appropriate exercises
~ series Of revival meetings will be
begun ut Grove Avenue Baptist Church
on Sunday, with the Rev A. A. Orator
OF Portsmouth, as the preacher.
Much interest is felt here in the
fight to be made next week before the
State Corporation Commission on tho
constitutionality of the Rolling Stock
Act. passed by the last General Assem-
bly,. Ii the act Is finally sustained. Pc
tcrsburg's source OF revenue will be
reduced annually between $4,000 and
$4,000.
\. ID. Harrell. OF Sussex County. sold
his crop Of bright tobacco raised on
two acres OF land. for SAT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
REPORT IS NOT READY.
Looney Trial VIII Not Come Up Mt
Next Term Of Court.
TSpecial to The Times Dispatch.

Lynchhurg, Va. October Sl.-tlarvoy
Looncy. who il being examined in tho
LynchburE Jail by commission Of
alienists. will not be tried at tao next
term of tile Crais County Court FOR the
murder of Town Sergeant Martin, of
Newcastle. Il year ago. Or. ~ >.
Priddy. OF tho State epileptic colony,
and or This commission. has advised
the court officials at Newcastle that
the report cannot bo ready in timc for
the coming term. and tho commission
has asked for more time.
IOonel was convicted and sentenced
10 be cloctrocutcd last November, but
4 new trial was awarded by tho State
Supreme Court Since that time. the
question OF the mans sanity was
raised and ho was sent here fer in
Vcstigat!on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Meeting Of Retail Merchants.

the regular meeting OF the Retail
Merchants Association last night was
more largely attended than usual, md
many matters of interest were dis
cussed. Secretary thinner was direct
ed 10 open correspondence with the
Norfolk and Western Hallway Com
pany on the subject OF changing the
saturday passenger schedule on the
CITY Point branch for the accommo-
oation OF the employees at the Du-
would visit and make purchases In Pc
tershurs on Saturday if they could
return on the same day, which they
cannot do at present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
B9llingbrook Street.
tBhone l4Sn)

Petersburg, Va, October al
The Special Committee on Water
supply for the city will submit it's re-
port, with proposal from the Virginia
hallway and Power Company. for fur
nishins water from tho Appomattox
Company, the terms of which are
deemed satisfactory. The proposed
contract will be referred To the Finance
Committee for report and rccommcnda-
tons. and the matter probably will
come before the Council for definite
action at the regular meeting 10 be
held next Friday evening From those
familiar with the terms OF the new
contract, IL Is believed that II Will be
approved and authorized and the
water supply problem settled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
V|RG|N|AN LOSES
RACE FOR BRIDE
Had Secured License, but Ten
ncssec Man Leads Her
to Altar.
[sneclal ID The Times-Dlspateh.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bristol Va, October Sl.-Since the
marriage here Thursday afternoon OF
Joseph l. Mcqueen, prominent
young man and East Tennessee mer
chant. and Miss Florence Dickcy,
daughter OF wealthy manufacturing
druggist. II develops that tho bride
was 10 have been married TO "A prom
ncnt young man OF Fork Union, Va.
within the next few days. Licenses
had been issued to both young men for
marriage To Miss Dickey. Her Ten
ucssce lover arrived here Thursday,
ana such plans as may have been made
between the Niryinian and Miss Dickey
were quickly upset.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Serious Assault with nrick.

Joe Ellis. negro, got into difficulty
last night with Gilbert I'M, also col
orcd. III pool-room near the Centre
Market, and subsequently Ellis was
struck on the head with n brick
thrown by Hill. lie was knocked
senseless. HIS skull being fractured
and did not recover consciousness un-
I'll to-day. He Is under treatment in
the Jail Hin surrendered himself Mt
the police station this morning. Joe
Ellis has the reputation Of being the
most cut-up. shot and beaten negro
IN Petersburg, having often been un-
der treatment OF physicians for wounds
received in Ills manv hitiicultlcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
BRANCH ORGANIZED.
Bedford City Now Works With school
Improvement League.


Bedford city, october 3l.-Mrs. pa
SHELL. OF Richmond. made visit To
the now public school building here
and organized a branch of the Public
School League. OF which Mrs w r..
Yancey was chosen president. Mrs q.
+. Parker first vice president: Mrs.
T.. O. Thomas. second vice president;
Mrs Landon Lowry. third vice prcsi-
dent: Mrs. w y. Fitzgerald, fourth
vice-prcsident.
1t is the purpose OF tho league to
improve the grounds OF the school
building, OF which Bedford IL so proud,
and to aid in every way possible
the cause OF education and advance
rnent of standards OF tho school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Pythinn Mrmorini Dnv

The Pythians OF Petersburg will OBJ
serve Sunday evening with appropriate
services in tho Washington Street
Christian Church In memory OF the de-
parted members OF the order In ad-
dillon TO the attendance or local
Pythians. large delegation from
Richmond liz expected. The Rev
George c. Zeigler. pastor of the church.
Will preach special sermon to the
brotherhood and there will be special
music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Compliment 10 rctcrshurr.

NJ Inc annual meeting OF tho ASSOC
ciation OF Seaboard AIR Line Surgeons
In Montgomery. Ala, this week Dr.
H. y. Burke, OF this city, was unani-
mously elected president for tho cur
rent year. and in further compliment
10 him, Petersburg was selected as
the place of meeting OF the association
next year. DR.. Burke is one OF the
rising and successful young surgeons
OF the city and State. and his election
as president OF the association is n
high compliment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Hunting season Opens To-Day.

With the opening OF the hunting
season to day. n number OF Southsiders.
with gun and dogs Will Journey tc the
woods OF Chesterfield or nearby coun-
ties. The game this year is said to be
plentiful, there being an abundance OF
rabbits. y party Of sportsmen left
last night for Amelia County, where
they viii spend several days hunting.
Those who left were: Captain j. r.
Canada, John Sharp. ". Hugh Owens.
j. O. Belcher, ]. $. Carter and John
Hastings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Death and Birth Record.

The report OF the Health Office for
the month ending October % shows
total OF forty three deaths in the city,
Included In the list being two uonresl-
dents. OF the decedcnts. twenty four
were white and nineteen were colored,
twenty-four were males and nineteen
were females The rate OF mortality Of
the whole population was II per 1900
per annum. of the white. Il. Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Southside Tux Rcc~ipts.

The tax receipts on tho Southsidc for
October. according to tho report filed
IN tho city Treasurer's Office Yesterday
by Deputy Treasurer J. W. Bronaugh.
Jr. is as follows:
Dog. male. s. renewals. $3.50: female,
renewals. 80 cents: wagon, ono horse,
Sle.5o; tags, 81; current tax, s2.396.4G:
delinquent, Sii.G6; Maury Cemetery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Coral in tho Appomatto.

q piece OF coral, Weighing about M
teen pounds, was found in the Apo
mattoX River. several days ago, by
I. H. Eubank. of Chesterfield 1t Is ~
perfect specimen. and is supposed to
have been dropped In tho river from
some foreign vessel many years ago.
otherwise it's presence cannot be ex-
planned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01

security vas held at $500. but upon
plea OF tho mans friends, Judge
Wells yesterday reduced the amount.
W. a. Neal went on his bond. The
charge of poisoning was dismissed
against Wilson in Police Court Part
/
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
TEMPORARY HOME
IS MADE FOR ELKS
They Will Be CHARTERED in Jeter
School Building at Bed
ford City.
Especial to The Times Dispatch, J

lopeci'i - ~ iiiO' rs Pi's'''J
Bedford CITY, Va. October Sl.--Exten-
slve repairs and improvements have
been made IN the Jeter School Build
ing. which has been selected rs tho
temporary homo fol the Elks during
the tearing down OF the present home
and erection OF The new splendid nd
ministration building. and the large
cottages To be used rs dormituries, TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01

s16s,is: Mount olivet, 1880: ines,
1885: clerks fees. Hastings Court, Part
IL, Sil4.7a; water rent. s5.39S.46; total
receipts for month. Ss.435.S5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
N'iIson Is Released.

James r, Wilson, who was charged
with attempted conspiracy to kin his
wife, was released from Jail yester-
day on $3.50 peace bond, Wilson'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-10-03
Sure Indications
CSC of Lung Trouble

) Among the Indications Of threatened
Inp. Trouble are q continued cough.
fever and night sweats. change OF GU
mate often helps. but it seems that some
Sfififly; more ii needed 10 Esrnp the cduSn
ana Sw.ats and arrest the. progress OF dis
ease. Eckman's Alternative. after many
years OF use. * known tn he most behe-
ficial IN bringing about relief. In Iahy
cases complete rechvercS. Investigate
this c:lse:- schell = ny DO.
"Gentlcmen: i had terrible cough.
night sw9ats and pleurisy In my luiIGs;
A man who heard me coughing adviser
me to take your Alternative. paid no
attention 10 him then. got 80 BAD
the doctor said should go 10 Wyoming.
did, ana when got there Stca'iliy
grew worse Then I remembered what
ha<. been Told me about your medicine.
! hogan taking X. with no faltL:4Hhat-l
ever hut iIrf0rt ! had taken three
bottles, could eat anything. Fever an!
night Swrats stopped and FOR over year
/ have been wei! ana In hcttcr health
than ] ever WIS.
tAifinavp. w. +. Bun ah.
tAb0vc abbreviated: more on REQUEST
Eckman's Alternative has been Proven hS
many years test 10 b. most rftr:l'inis
for severe Throat and Lung Affections.
Bronchitis bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
Colds and in uphuihiug tho system.
Contains no narcotics. Tois"ns ar habit
forming drugs. Ask for hnok!et telling
OF rccOvcries. and write 10 ErkrnAn
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for evil
dence. For sale ny all leading druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-10-03
HUSBAND OF FIVE WIVES"
Man Charged With Bigamy Gives up
Unraveling TangIe.

Kansas City, Kan, Oct. 3.-De'
tails of marriage tangle SO puzzlin&
that even the defendant, 0. A. ia
cobs. erstwhile husband Of five
"wivcs," threw up his hands when
asked for details brought out at yes
terdav's session Of the trial Of ia
cohs in the District Court with big
amy. Jacobs is horse dealer. Four
OF the wives" are living.
The charge was brought by Mrs.
Mary Paul Jacobs Of this city, who
said Jacobs already was united to
Mrs Cora Andrews Jacobs Of Kan
sas City, Mo, when he married her.
Under a Kansas law prohibiting re-
marriage within six months after d.
yurce Jacobs contenIed both Of these
marriages were legal since he con-
tracted them within six months after
his divorce from Mrs. Merle Maher
Jacobs in Fort Scott Kan, and there
Yore that he was no bigamist.
In return, the state sought to prove
that the divorce had no effect upon
the case, inasmuch as the marriage: in
Fort Scott was itself illegal, having
been contracted month before ia
cobs was divorced by preceding
wife, Mrs. Kate D. La Master Jacobs
of Joncsboro, Ark, u blind woman.
1t was at this point that the horse
ealer threw up his hands and assert
cd that it was impossible for him to
remember "al the red tape" sur
rounding his marriages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-10-03
DAILY. SCHEDULE.
Steamboats,
ss7
and
Railways
Southern Railway.
.EaIiER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH

CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
l. rains leave Onion Station Alexandria
In effect Aug. 3, 1913.
Y. R.-Foil6wing schedule figures Are
published only as information and are
OF guaranteed
SOP A.M.-Daily local between Wash
Ington and Danvllle delivers connec-
tIOn daily except Sunday at Orange
TO c. & O.. No.4Is for 6"rdonsvisie and
Richmond.
s.47 A M.-Daliy-L,ocal cor Harr!-
.onburS and way stations EuHet par
s.SS-A.M.-Dany Us Fast Mali stops
;nly for passengers 20 p6!nts sorth
% which scheduled TO stop. First class
coaches; sleeping cars 10 Birmingham
md New Orleans Dining Car ser
1ice. Stops at Calverton TO lei on
Warrsuton branch passengers.
II,1t a. M-Daily-Aiail train, Goa
hes for Manassas. Warrcnton, Char,
ottesvllle. Lynchburg, DAnvliIe ana
uuro to Atlanta.
4:22 P. M.-Daily-Llmlted 10,
Warrenton, Charlottesville, and Har'
risonburg.
4.o2 4. Notwithstanding Spe'
:ia, Sleeping ears between New ~ ~
\
nam. Through first class coaches = De.
tween Washington. Atlanta. IA Birn-
;neham. Dining car service. Tourist &c
California, six times weekly.
1852 ?. M.-Week days. Limited i0I
(s -rlsunburG and way Stations al -'la
,assas branch, also for Warreh'"h
pullman buffet parlor cars. ,o,
o,l1 p. L.-Daiiy-Local for war
renton.
49,, p-The southeru's Southeast
.rn Limited Tor Ashcville Columbia
Charleston, Aiken, Augusta, savannah
and Jacksonville. Through Pulli'lar
Drawing Room. Sleeping cars Coach'
i0:27 r. N ,--DaIly--Washlngto ano
t,hnttaaooya Limited via Lynchbussj
First lag. coach and slepeinE cars
20 Rosnckc, Knoxville and Cn2lta'
ooyxa Sieep.r 10 New Orleans, Hnsu
rngton to Roanoke. Timing Ger ser
Itce a..
fISa Y. M.-Daily-New York. ~,
pullman train. club and ObserSatloE
mr. TO New Orleans. Sleeping cars &c
AsheylHe. Atlanta. Macon and Ne"
DrleaLs. Sleeping cars 10 Cnarlot'e
Dluirg car service.
4.@7 A. M -Daily-Nemphl sptcial
l.eLlng car and coaCpes for ROANOKE
Knoxville. Nashville. Chattanooga
and Memphis. Dining car service. " ash
nytUn aleeping cars open lu L. 81
For dctuilcd schedule. figures. tlck'
its, Pullman reservations, etc., ep'
oly to
WILLIAM g. LEHEW.
nltr Ticket Agent. Alexandria Va
5. H. HARDW1CK, Pass. Trar. Mgr
Fl. F.. CARY. Genl. Pass. Agt
[. s. BROWN. dsnl: Az .o, n n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-10-03
JUDGE IGNORES WRIT.
Fines Socialists and Sends Them to
Prison For Contempt of Court
Despite Supreme Court.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 3. = Superior
Judge HUMPHREYS devoted yesterday
( to hearing cases against So socialists
cited by him for contempt CT court
because they had signed 'resoaE
tons of defiance" that denounced the
judge for his injunctions in street
speaking cases. The judge proceeded
with tn, contempt cases in spite Of
the fact that the State Supreme Court
had issued writ restraining him
in the case of. two defendants who
had appealed.
Judge HUMPHREYS first overuled
the defendants motion for @ change
of venue because of prejudice on the
part of the court. He warned the
defendants and their counsel that the
filing of such an affidavit was OF 1t
self new contempt.
Kate Sadler, a street orator, wss
fnel 500 and cots and the same
fno was imposed upon Mrs. Hannah
Anderson, who retorted that she han
no respect for the court.
HrMr M. Wslls, Jate Socialist
candidate, for mayor, and Glenn M.
Hoover, former Assistant Attorney
General of Washington, were fined
500 each and forever disbarred."
II. o. Saylor and Roy Draper, who
did not sign the resolution of def
ance, but who applauded Mrs. Amber
son in the courtroom when she gave
opinion of Judge HUMPHREYS, were
each sentenced to six months inmpris-
cnment and to pay fines of $500.
Defendants VINO explained that they
signed the resolution through mis-
understanding were released upon
payment of trivial costs.
The defendants who we're fined an
nounced in court that they would not
pay the fines. Judge HUMPHREYS said
the prisoners would be placed in the
County Stockade, where criminals en-
gagged in clearing land for the coun-
tv arc kept. Appeals to the State
Supreme Court, it is said. will be
taken