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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
HARD THUNDER STORM
WITH TERRIFIC PEALS
Lightning Threw Out Circuit Breakers
at Power Station-Water Now Wis
ible in Milestone Brook.

\ hard thunder storm, or series of
that brand OF liquid refreshment,
passed over and through BrattIcboro
during the night. At midnight there
was one dash that forced out the cir
init breakers ut the power station, cx-
tinguishug the lights in town until
such time rs the circuit breakers could
be replaced, There were several terri
tic peals Of thunder that made people
sit up in bed. No damage was re-
ported.
Water in MILESTONE brook was Wis
iblc morning, the first in several days
but it has not risen enough to bury
the old wheelbarrow and partially dis
mantled umbrella from the vision OF
those who pass to and from the rail
road station.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
ARMY PAYMAsTERs ABsCoNDED.
Took 100000, But Were Captured AT
ter Long Chase.

Ell PASO, Texas, August 3o-Two
federal army paymasters who abscond-
ed with 100000 in Mexican currency
being sent to Chihuahua from Juarez
by train to be used in paying off the
federal troops, were captured by a
federal detachment commanded by
Major Acosta after chase Of n hours
across the desert. They were brought
to Juarez late yesterday. One at
tempted unsuccessfully to commit sui
eide after being arrested. 1t is re
ported that they were exeeucd a Juar-
cZ last night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
Writ of Hapeas Corpus OBJ
tanned Today Hearing
Next Tuesday
PAPERS PROCURED BY
POLICE CHIEF BOUDRAU
The Coaticook Official Who First Took
Thaw into Custody Chauffeur
Thompson, Released on Bail of $500,
Says He Will Not ''SqueaI''

SIIERBROOKE, =. G., August 30
Sherbrooke yesterday came trooping
back into the city today ON the
strength of a report that the counsel
representing the state of New York
had set on foot n movement to have
Harry X. Thaw brought into court. per
haps today. on a writ OF habeas cor
pus. The counsel thinks the prisoner
IS being detained illegally, and as
ThaW IS in jail on an admittedly faulty
comma tment, it is said that those
seeking his deportation hoped to OBJ
tain writ from Superior Judge
Hutchinson, who returned unannounced
from his vacation today.
William Travers Jerome, while re-
fuslng to discuss what move. if any.
New York state would make. explain
cd that it was the privilege of anyone
TO apply for habeas corpus writ in
another 5 behalf, and that such action.
in his opinion, would be absolutely Ie-
gal should the writ be issued and sus-
tanned. The immigration authorities
could at least get their hands on Thaw.
and as soon as he could be deported to
Vermont fight would begin for his
eXtradition to New York
Iater-Thaw will be produced in
court here again next Tuesday on a
habeas corpus writ obtained today in
behalf Of Chief Of Police Bourtau Of
Coaticook, who arrested him after his
escape from AIatteawan.
Roger Thompson, erstwhile Times
square chauffeur, lounged about the
4 hotel corridors yesterday afternoon.
lunehed and diued near Jerome, wrote
4 letters to friends. walked the streets
Iunmolestcd and kept silence as regards
the ThaW ease He was released on
500 bail yesterday ON the double
1 charge of having entered Canada ''bv
stealth and of having aided an nm
desirable, Thaw. to cross the Dominion
border. He will he tried on these
charges, barring further postponcments
on Wednesday next. Furnished with
counsel by the Thaw family and pro
Nided with spending money presumably
from the same source Thompson fatIv
and repeatedly refused to tell what
transpired on and after the Sunday
morning on which he drove Thaw away
from the asylum gate, after Stanford
4 White $ SLAYER had whiskcd past
Howard Barnum.
. would not squcal if YOU gave me
the whole town of Sherbrooke. SAID
Roger. - believe Thaw is sane. and
| would not say one word to hurt hi
case. | want to see him get away
won t jump my bail. ] can t 90 bacl
ito New York because they have
warrant out charging me with con
,spiracy. That worries me a whole lot
My old mother is worried about m,
too. But | wrote her today telling he
not to be. | am a British subject an,
hope to beat this case. and lust nov
it would be crazy of me to give tn,
details of the trip with Thaw. Afte
driving him away from Matteawan
came with him into Canada because
lawyer told me they couldn / touch M
up here. was the one who hired W
L. Shurtlcf at Coaticook to look on
for Thaw. Then I came on here &
Sherbrooke, and they pinched me il
y the courtroom
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
OKLAHOMA EDITOR KILLED.
Refused to Eat His Own Paper SO
Politician Shoots Him.

SULPHUR, Okla. August 30. y.
Schenck, editor of the sulphur Demo
crat. was shot and killed here yester
day and John Lindsay, former treasur
or of Murray county, charged with the
killing, was hurried from the sulphur
Jail last night to the more secure pris-
on at the nearby town of Norman
when mob violence was threatened.
Lindsay, it is alleged, opened fire on
Schcnck with a shotgun when the ed
itor refused to " eat a copy of his
paper which contained adverse edito-
Trial comment concerning Lindsay.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
VERMONT 10 RECEIVE $4,000.
States Allotment of Money for Promo
tion of Rifle Practice

WASHINGTON. Aug. a0.-Anuounee-
meut has been made by the war de
partment Of amounts allotted to the va
rious state militia organizations under
two appropriations Of $2,oo0,000 each,
one for promotion of rifle practice and
arms, equipments and camp purposes,
the other for supplies and ammunition.
The money is apportioned according to
enlisted strength, New York heading
the list with $4,000 men and being al
lottedd $4,000. Pennsylvania is see.
ond with an allotment of $276, 900 Yer
mont will receive so, 900.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
EIGHT SAILORS ARRESTED.
Charged With Setting Fire to Steamer
Carrying Oil.

GALVESTON, Texas, August, &c
Eight members of the crew of the Brit
ish tank steamer Herbert Il. Wylie, now
in port with 10000 gallons of crude oil
ffrom Tampico were arrested yesterday
on complaint OF Capt. w. T. Phillips,
the ship s master, who reports that the
mutinous members of the crew set fire
to the vessel while il wass moored at
the pier under quarantine regulations.
lie also charges that they eat the moor
ing cables. The fire was eXtinguished
before serious damage resulted.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
HEAVY PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
Through Trains Crowded and Many
Come from West River Valley.

The advent of fall is clearly evi
denced at the railroad station on the
arrival Of trains from the north. All
Of the through trains are crowded and
the trains FROM the West river banch
leave scores of passengers VINO arc
scurrying around to get their baggage
checked for points in the more con
gested districts of neighhoring states.
Besides these are people who are con
stant,v coming by automobile from
Spof1ord lake to make train connec-
tions here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
MARRIAGES.

In Saxtons River, Aug. 81, by Rev,
George +. Chaplin, at the home of the
bride. Harry Atwood Barnes of West
minister West and Miss Mabel Helen
Richardson of Saxtons River.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
AUTHOR STABBED nc DEATH.
Employe Of Panama Canal Commission
Arrested

WASHINGTON, August William
Altdcrfer a special writer and author,
was stabbed to death last night in his
home at Chevy Chase, Maryland, a
suburb Of this city, aud William }.
Fisher, connected with the Isthmian ca
nal commission and for ten years a
boarder at Altderfer's home, was ar
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30

Elijah Wales will 90 Monday to New
York, where he will become a member
of the American Society of Professors,
an organization of the leading dancing
teachers of the world. He will remain
in New York through the week and will
attend daily demonstrations of dane
ing
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

/,
-. l''iI"" 9"l' Il morse 10 sam Ear
-
MISS + loreIl'' Illldfeth has bought
u. N. hamilton farm OF If3 acres
"l~' "u'l"l"&S on Ail'es mn.
Twenty members Of the Pink Lady
company, which appears at the Audi
t tIi '' P, lI'S 1lg'l'3' are registered ut
~, ''''N''
nc insurance ON me hulIdh@ owned
ny a. PeNh&'GS on Heed street which
WIS ""hdEtH ny Hre Two weeks ago
mas heeh adjusted at $500 through the
,'l
Nll!iam &. Horton has sold to Nh
ana Mrs. Arthur l.. fohdc house ON
I r'IEpl'iI Sl'e't' formerly owned by r.
~ l'N "NS"H' WI amt MIS- hohde
guy io' Il nome.
,a N;ss ,1:I'Iln' w. M'Memmen IS
I I,' '"E ln'S week from her house on
T." '"r mousse recently puf-
'haSFa ny NJ =. Moran OF Mrs. Chaplin
ON forest street
Miss Olive GRAY. daupbtcr Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry GRAY of Cedar street win
entertain several of her little friends ~
her home this afternoon from > 10 >
- tlOCk, IN NNHUT OF her sixth bIrf n - Y
anniversary.
Owipg to fine lack If ON o,,.li..,,,o
Cantain Iat1i,,t. Cor,,i,.o'I ,.,.,.,,'a,,,. i;
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30

rested today The tragedy occurred, ac-
eording to the police, from Fisher s in
tercfence when Altderfer sought to
chastise his adopted daughter II years
old.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30

A mother 5 tenderness and caresses
are the milk of the heart Mile de
Guerin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30

Feed at regular hours and the fowls
viii always be ready and waiting for
their last meal.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30
BIRTHS.

In West Chesterfield, y. H., Aug. %,
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30

Florence NJ. Wcllman, supervisor of
grades, will enroll all new pupils Tues
day and Wednesday,. Sept. > and ?. in
the high school office Examinations
for new pupils and pupils who have
been tutored through the summer viii
bc given Tuesday a m. and p. IN. and
"Wednesday q. m.--Adv. 153.154.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
IN ALBUQUERQUE
BREWERY
New York Men Here With
Plans Complete to Make
Southwestern Plant One Of
Best in the Country.

T.. X. Bcddall of New YORK arrived
IN Albuquerque today bringing with
him completed plans for tho culargc-
ment and Improvement of the plant
OF the Southwestern Brewer and Ice
company which viii make the local
plant not only one OF the largest but
One of the most complete ia the west
Mr.. Beddall viii bc followed within 20
few days hy otto W. Hcihle. the Ncw
York brewing expert and his stan ot
specialists.
The Brewery company viii not only
Increase its operations. hut is Co have
"a now type Of hoer which can be- sold
al over the country in competition
with the best eastern and imported
beers. As lt IS now the local market
Is in part supplied hy outside inter-
osts, % fact which Mr. Bcddall feels
Is destructive Of local pride.
From now on his company s to be
one of the most active advertisers
and viii use features Boz lts adycrtis-
Ing calculated to bring Albuquerque
into the favorable regard az travellers
ana newcomers. Ia this work hc VIII
bee one of tho biggost boosters the
eitl has ever had. as hIs AIDE
vcrtIslng VIII occupy large and come
manding positions whore the masses
can be- reached.
Mr Boddan says that the local fsa-
lures which are attractive GO tourists
viii bc freely worked into this adter-
tisug and that the beer win ho SO
good that BE- VIII be sent for from
long distances, every bottle viii ho
so labelled chat 81 win bo Just 500 much
good advertising for Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
STORM PLAYS havoc ~
CAMPS AROUND TRINIDAD

Trinidad. colo. pDc. State Au-
ditor Ready Konchan unI State
Treasurer ". j. I.eddy today supcrln-
tended the distribution of $4,000
among the soldiers of tho Colorado
national guard. Tho sum represent
ed che soldiers pny for the first twon-
ty days OF service in thc proscnt coal
strike. Tho soldiers nf Camp san
Rafael marched Go Trinidad M a
binding snowstorm and through two
feet OF snow to rocoivc their pay.
pctachmeuts in outlying districts viu
be- relieved this afternoon Co enable
them Co como to Trinidad f0r thoir
money Expense hil's amounting to
$4,000. were also paid
Au Unprecedented IAN of snow dur
ing tho past twelve hours has caused
much hardship among the soldiers
and suuoring in tho tent colonies oc
the strikers. The hospital tent a.
Camp sun Rafael collapsed carly 60.
day and little later two big horse
tents tcil. crcatng pauic among the
cavalry mounts ana artillery horses.
The soldiers. Zoo scauly attire. wore
routed out OF their hunks Co carry tho
sirk Goo other quarters and repair the
damage.
al thc Ludlow tent colony lhc hig
assembly tent collapsed early today
and number OF the smaller tents
have fallen. Access to 10 number oi
me smaller tent colonies has been
completely cut Off
AT union hcHdpuurtarH 30 B stated
the strikers Do inc colonies nave ann
pIc supply of food and luol
TvIutr -so,n members OF party
ot forty Mcyicans brought u Tuesday
tu work u thp Grey creek mine, re-
fused to dIa coYi Dos the ton. claiming
they had been promised d1y work as
company men They told their story
90 union headquarters This morning
and u.r, referred tU tno county au.
thorifios. According to Che OPERATOR
the men win hc offered places .n the
district and f thcy Wip not work
win bn sent back Go TcxHs
Investigation pt Cters growing oui
of the strike was resumed this morn
rg hy the military commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
A Notable Christmas
Number.


a peculiar and pleasing variety of
Illustrations aud lettcrprcss charac-
terizcs the Christmas number OF Ies-
uc'H Weekly appearing under tho date
.Df December Q, This is ono 81 The
best Christmas issues OF the year a
cover design in color "Drcomhor
Morn" drawn hy Lyman pUwrl
makes the exterior attractive. ana as
.ou@ turns tho pages he comes upon
Tho following features ull of tho rla-
Eor of tho holiday season: "Old Potr-
mao" fascinating story by that mas
tor of Fiction John Whitman Clark
"UnCle sum tho Greatest Santa Of
Them an" bN Robert - flciul which
tells of tho governments activities in
recognition uf the Christmas tides
'Th" old-EHh loncd Christmas on the
Farm hy rlomor Croy illustrated hv
"Iim ono .f the best things this
combination ~ humor mnkpw has
produced, "Tua O'd Fan Says" hF El
A. GocVaw Illustrated hy "Zim" Do
failing lhr rins from santa Claus
needed lH fhc different baseball
clubs; "UIu.s and Thoughts fur the
'hrIsimae Ti1e." readable conir-
button lE Kate t'pson Chrk. Hud
'Thr Adventures of SANTA CLAUS"
Uyuciuus poem bv Mlnn1 irving Tho
pertinent pictorial attractions include
"Uniuuo Christmas DOLLS" ana draw
ngs from tho old files 81 Loslic's
Showing hove Christmas wac colphrlt-
go tiiW voar nRo. Among tho other
Interesting uading matter may Doc
mentioned I'm the Spotlight" hv
Kathleen lINs. "LcslIes Travel Uu
ronu' aul nublicltf summed hy the
Administrator" hy oswald ~ schu-
Htlr. Lcsliu' WASHINGTON corrcspou-
d'nt striking ull-lcngih photo
Mrs Francis % snyrr. 40, latest
White house bride In her Ucdding
gown m.E.e one OF tho fiurH pages
zoo tho number Eemhlo presents q
NtrikiHe cartoon representing Uncle
sam talking to his small army upro-
0of off tho Wnxicnn situation "poople
Talked About" and pictorial Digest
~ thD Worlds Slows" appear as u.s.
unl ana Hro rcnloto with interest
Jasper Dor 'hls ISSUE consider tho
doprefa'on m general husIrem ond
"n WWl street ana replies with ann
ulo kn"wl0dn0 and good judgement. to
innulffo7 Hhnt mo merits and pros
poets oi many financial securities
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
Iowa Senator Makes Fierce
Attack Upon Democratic
Caucns Rule, Declaring PeO-
pie Will Not Stand Practice.
OWEN DEFENDS CAUCUS
AS SIMPLEST METHOD
Senator Reed Declares Impres.
sion in Country That Presi-
dent Has Used Undue In
fluence Is Without Founda-
ton.
tgy Leased wire 70 Evening Herald. }

rBy Leased Wire - Evening Herald J
Washington. Dec. f--Charges by
Senator Cummins that ;so Democrats
bad approached "dangofoutiN ncaf "a
conspiracy against the rightH of ali
the people" IN taking caucus action
on the currency bill, marked the on
oning Of today's session ~ the senate.
This hiil has hccn considered else
whore and passed elsewhere" he
snid. There Will De no real debate
in this chamber. 1t VIII BE- simply "a
farce. I hesitate % participate In g.
for I do not want TO give IL, before
the country. the color Of actual de-
liberation. 7 can not believe the
American people win for a long per
Tod tolerate this legislation by eau
Gus" senator LOWS retorted that
senGtor Cummins had sanctioned sim
liar caucus methods whGe governor
Of Iowa. but Mr. Cummins denied IT,
Senator owen, dcfondlne The caucus
action declared tho Democrats had
adopted the most direct efficient
and simple way Of securing leeisla-
ton" AFTER congress nnd for months
delayed action.
IIc denounced the extended debate
on tho Hcich Tfetchy bin as n beat
ing ~ the air with empty words" and
delay az the currency bin Bepub-
icans declared that Democrats. were
absentlng themselves from the cham
her and an addresses were being
made 10 empty seats"
senator Reed declared The impress
sion had gone abroad that President
Wilson had exerted some undue in
fiuence' on congress IN the currency
matter.
"The president" said Senator Reed
omphatieally "has never attempted
10 coax or cocrco congress into pdss
ing any particular bill I entirely
deny that the president has gone "a
hairs breadth beyond the perform
unce of his constitutional duty
Senator Norris, Republican, do
,lared tho situation showed the need
OF cloture rule. ne attacked the
with every fundamental principle
which tho president laid down in his
message ! am in hearty accord" he
said "hut under the caucus system
viii have no opportunity 90 assist in
framing the measures which should
carry out those principles PRACTICAL
Is every senator ou this side OF the
chamber Is In O similar position ns
to some one or more ol ihe president
recommendations"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
ALLEGED BICYCLE THIEF
SENT TO COUNTY JAIL

Ramon Cnndclaria, caught wlth %
stolen bicycle u his possession was
This afternoon sentenced by Judge
Craig 60 serve twenty-five days in
the county Jail Ramon and his
brother sworo that the wheel had
been purchased from man whom
they never met before nor since fho
alleged transaction Tho technical
charge on which Ramon was convict
ga WAS conccHllng stolen property
Bcnirio Salazar. chars with ftoul
Ing coal from cur iu Jhc Sana De-
yards at Abalo. was sentenced 90
serve thirty days in Iail. bui sentence
was suspended by Ju-Fo CTaig dur
iug good behavior Tho complaint
against salaur was sworn to Dos
George Troutman special officer for
the railway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
IMPORTANT RULING ON
FREIGHT CAR SUPPLY

lRv Leased WIRE to Evening Herai1
Washington, Dec. f.-The Interstate
commerce commission today held that
each interstate railroad rs charged
with the duty ~ furnishing ears for
the transportation conducted over It's
line" quite irrespective % any con-
tract one railroad may have entered
into with another providing for "a
joint supply OF cars
The decision concerned the rules
governing the distribution Of coal cars
In times Of car shortage by the Colo
RADIO and Southern, the Denver and
Rio Grande and tho Colorado and
Southeastern. The commission held
that the contract, as TO car dlstribu-
ton between the first and last Of
those lines caused undue discrimin-
alton among shippers ana therefore
was unlawful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04

FRESNO DAN LANDS A
NEAT LITTLE FORTUNE

Ins feaeel grlrn 10 rrcntnr nernla. I
CamhfifHe, Mafs.. Dec. 49, Nreen,
non7 whose cialm aa Daniel Blake
lsustell esn 81 she late Daniel Rus
cen ~ Mosrqse and heir 50 hall Of
the ts9a.eeo estate YES acknowledged
~ court Hnd family. rettieea half Of
she estate ~ william G. Russell ra-
arr Mf. Eusatil's win nled today. The
riii gave 20 Indication OF the value
pf ihp estate
twenty five lhousand dollars % the
bcqUesi 4 n The ferm ~ a trust fund
io BE- Administered b. r. e. Amy. ex-
'cuier "a nanici RasssilR estate. THE
residue goes e other relatives.
William q, Russell. who was the
etnit4 figure IN the identify contesf
which has heen before the courts Tor
ioas wears aied Saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
EMBARGO ON ARMS WILL
MEAN GRAVE UPRISING

Belfast. Dee. 4.-i'romlnent union-
isiE here sag that any attempt TO de-
prive tho Ulster volunteers Of their
weapons viii moan an uprising In the
province.
AZ the Ulster Unioniat headauar-
tiers, Il is said the importation Of
arma lrto ireland viii be Stopped By
g revival 81 the Irish crimes act.
which has been in allegiance for sew
crai years. owing 90 the suDsidencc %
the home rule agitntlon. This act Of
parliament forpids the carrying Of
arms and gives 90 the authorities
powers 20 search and connscaie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
BUSY TIME FOR HONEY
MOONERs IN LONDON
ny Ionscd wire ~ T-y'rdnc rrral'l

lRy Leased wire 80 ryt"'inc HeraiG y
london. Dec fF Francis BoWes
sayre and his bride formerly Miss
Jessie Woodrow Wilson. win receive
much social attention while DO Lon
don. Walter ~ Page. The American
ambassador. has arranged two din
ners Ia their honor sir Edward
Grey, and other prominent person
ages VIII he present Mrs Page VIII
give them q reception, ana Miss Page
VIII give "a luncheon for Mrs. sayrc
ni tho Authors club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
OH, THEODORE! ANOTHER
PAL HAS BEAT 1T

ny Leased wire 20 Isyruing Weraid
. New York. Dee i-Wllllnm .
. A. prcnderpBst, comptroller of .
. New York formally announced .
. his withdrawal today from the .
. Progressive party which be- help .
. Cd 90 found.
. 81 consider" hls statement .
. SAYS, "that tho result az the .
. presidential election made q cyi- .
. dent that the third party idea .
. was not acceptable 10 the Am .
. orican people and that the con- .
. tinuation ~ a third party move .
. ment could have NO oto ~ effect .
a thau the permanent success 81 .
. the Democratic party" .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-04
CHEF IS Punched FOR
IMPORTING ARTISTS
nv Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. }

ny LEASED Wire 10 Evening HeraId.l
New York, Dec. a.--Jean Milton
head chef at the Ritz-carlton hotel.
was today fined s3.ilBo for violating
the immigration law by bringing three
assistants here under contract from
France. Milton pleaded guilty and
asked for tendency on the ground that
n good chef was as great an artist In
his profession as a famous singer was
IN grand opera. The latter, he said,
was employed IN much the same man
ner as he employed hts assistants.