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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11

Rev. David H. Lewis, assistant
rector OF Grace Episcopal church,
has decided TO decline the position
OF city missionary for Richmond TO
succeed Rev. John Moncure. d. d.
Mr.. Lewis feels that his duty re-
quires him to remain where he is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. James Morrison aud Miss Jes-
sic Southworth were married in the
home OF the brides sister, Mrs.
Clarence Martin, In West Main
street, Wednesday afternoon, by the
Rev. William Potts, of Monument
Methodist Episcopal church. The
bridal party are now in their home
at Huguenot Springs, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11
Negro Steals worsteds.

Harry Shuman, manager of the Ma
tional Wooden Mills company, 72l
East Main street, reported to the po-
Ice yesterday that a negro had stolen
a box of unfinished worsted goods
from the company. He said that the
rnnds were worth ETh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11

The >daetslon~ Of the, lageE court in
I'm posing u fine. or 40 on G. II. Mil
Ter for speeding his machine was sus-
tanned In Henrico Circuit court yes
terday by Judge II. Carter Scott. The
fine was raid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11

Edward Patterson, colored, was
arrested yesterday by Detective Ser
geants Bailey and Bolton on sus-
picion of having committed felony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11

s~Thls day personally appeared be-
enrn men. ", I. OFlaherty. notary
nnhlic In and FOR the city OF kich-
snund, state Of Virginia, c. Ridgeway
Moore. who made oath as follows:
AT the Republican State coHNeh~
ton held In Roanoke, Va during tIe
Neriy sprsng OF 1912, / was talking 70
ether w. AZ. Foster or l.. M. webb.
fhe commonwealth attorney and
aher,fY. respectively OF Carroll county.
3Whichever one II was, ! asked now
Ma and the Aliens were getting along
meaning Floyd and Sidna Allen. the
persons who have since been con-
vtcted for shooting up the court al
IQ4flsviile. and he answered, W. nave
rot them where we want them. ne
|rAasen I asked this question was that
II knew that Dexter Goad, the clerk
ind Foster, the commonwealth at
F4prney, and webb, the sheriff had had
aeyersi political fights in Carroll coun-
~ with the Aliens. all of which mad
resulsed unfavorabie to the Aliens.
4 did not know at this time that Fioyd
ALLEN was under Indictment and about
10 be tried. 49,
sewftness this my hand the I4th
Aay OF December 1912.
ssignedp.
&c. RIDdEwAY MOORE"
. ..fyaorge w. Mcmillan, being duly
srsrra. deroses and saws that he had
4 = conversation with william A Foe
1 e. oy, March 18th. the day before the
shooting tn the HilIsviiie courthouse.
md during this conversation Foster
told this afiant that he was goins 70
ret himself a good pistol, and that II
Floyd was convicted the next dhf ne
expected to XIII Floyd and sidna Allen
- la
80 "a. w. MCMILLAN"
-gworn TO and subscribed before
me, C. G. Tate. clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF wythe county, this tho It'll
day OF December. 1912,
&C. c. TATE. Clerk"
~, o, r. Moore, ard Jettte v.
Moore, his wife. do certify that we
are citizens Of Surry county. state or
North Carolina; that We are acQualnt~
ed with Peter Easter, OF Carroll coun-
~, Va, and that he was In our place
OF business sometime after the Hills
willie tragedy 10 have his photograph
taken, and that he stated TO us that
Ne was In the courtroom at the cine
the shooting began, and was standing
on the southeast side of the court
house or rather near Clerk Goad &
desk. and that when Floyd Allen be-
ran to inhibition hts sweater that
Dexter Soad was watching him. and
that Goad got scared and immediate
" pulled his pistol and fred. and
that that was the first shot fired in
the courtroom. That Peter Easter Ia
the same man that testified against
\ Floyd Allen In the case OF the Com
rnonweaith VS.. Floyd Allen for rescn-
ing Sidney and Wesley Edwards, and
that he knows that Dexter Goad pull
ed hts pistol ana fred the first shot
and that we further certtfv that we
have never testified In the case against
Floyd Allen and others, and that we
are In no way related to the Aliens
or interested In the cases that have
been tried at Wytheviile.
Given under my hand this 2eth
day OF December. 1912.
(Signedl.
''D r. MOORE,
'TETTTE V. MOORE"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11
BADLY WOUNDED,
He WALKS ALONE

With a bullet hole In his right lung
and u bullet in his coiiarbone, Il &.
Sorrell. twenty three years old. walk
ed unassisted to the station and rod
sitting upright, from. Mineral TO Rich
naond, a distance Of nearly one hun
dred miles. He walked TO taxi and
was driven to st. Luke's hospital The
hospital physicians say he will live
Sorrel1 was shot twice by LUCAS
Waldrop, after a quarrel over a wo-
man. He was accompanied TO Rich
mond by DR.. b. f. Judd. but scorned
any assistance.
Sent to Grand Jury.
BESSIE Smith, colored, charged
with stealing SIS from e. M stone.
was sent ON 10 the grand jury from
Police court yesterday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11
4 ~ sHch assstioa was ever ask

(-2<9<
Tkat when the jury was about TO
fNnfaf SidnA and Victor Allen did not
4 ~ thair hands on their pistols, as was
~ tfxt charged and subsequently
o1Andoned; THAI Victor, at least. was
That Deputy clerk ouesenberry ad.
zen '.sfudying' about II for nine
lnunths and wondering what he would
That q short time before the TRACE
A4aa Ccrnruonwealth's Attorney va
Z Ham Al. Foster, OF Carroll county sAlo
" Alph Thomas "a CarroH county
cati1en. Get a gun. and IL Ftoyd masses
any attempt YOU kill him ana WIZ
Thai Dexter Goad nred tho first
shot
That court oficials or at least one
II them entertained apsmosiiy TO"
wards the Aliens.
That evidence offered In support OF
4 Khe conspiracy theory Was preJudlceo.
That statements regarding events
Il Carroll county were offered as evil
1AucA by men who were not even IN
carroll when the events tn question
occurred.
That Sidna Allen and others denied
IN oath that he had ever made
threat that he would Kill all the court
ofsscers, including Judge Aassie' hnI
Tor hts wife and children.
That after the shooting Dexter
fsnaa Is reported 20 have said; IL
sras the best thing that ever happen
ed for Carroll county
That Miss Alice Thomas. VINO was
not allowed TO appear before the jury
sss.es that Miss BEETLE Ayers, on her
deathhed. declared that Dexter Goad
shot her.
The Aaidavits-
The afYidavtts offered in support OF
what the attorneys for the accused
men regard as the most important OF
these points. which were SUBMITTED
with the petitions, are;
AL the fail term OF court at hills
vile, Va. 1911, l was a witness LOT
che Commonwealth against Wesley
Edwards and Wiliiats Foster carried
me IN a private room and asked me
Ii i had any gun on me. told hlni
sNo. and he said to get one. Ana ne
further said. II Floyd makes any at
script, you kill him. and anster hala
Ne would see me out OF H. i MS Was
F3oyd Allen he asked ne TO XII
\ fSsrne31 "AI.PIH THOMAS.
ssworn to before me this December
~. isI2.
lsignedl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
CARDINAL DEATH
AFFECTS P0MT|FF
PiCs HAD HOPED RAMPuLLA
WOULD BE CH0sEN AZ HIS sUC-
CEssoR--LEARNED OF DEMISE
TODAY
United Press Service

Gni,ed Press Service
ROME. Dec. 1.-THE effect Of the
death Of Cardinal Rampuils. the In
innate friend and counsellor OF Pope
Plus. is feared somewhat BY the
pontiff's physicians.
II Is Understood that the pops
hoped Rampulia would be his sue
cessor. should he die son. Cardinal
orsxlla. who was dean Of the College
Of Cardinals. and who died Q few
days ago. was also most intimate with
ths pope.
The news OF ths death OF Cardinal
Ranpulls was kept from the ears Of
Pope Plus until this morning. Whom
he learned of II he fell on his knees
and prayed.
II is Gods will" he said . little
later. when hs rose Al once he re-
tired TO his chapel 70 say mass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
ROY WALKER TO
LEAVE ASHLAND
RESIGNS FROM BANKING INsTi.
TUITION. AND WILL RETURN TO
KLAMATH COUNTY RANCH N
NEAR FUTURE

Another change of Importance in
the personnel OF the local bank off,
eres is scheduled 20 take place In the
near future. Roy. q. Walker has re-
signed the position Of assistant cash
ier Of the Citizens banking and Trust
company, TO take effect soon aftss
the nrst Of the year. When inter-
viewed By representative Of this pa
per Mr.. Walker stated that be was
not quite ready to announce his
plans for the future. II is known.
however. that be has . ranch In
klamath county. and that be has for
some time had hsnksring for . re-
turn 70 the more independent life OF
stockmsn. Mr.. Walker has been
with the Citizens Banking and Trust
company since January l.lSIl. which
position he has held most csDsbiy
since that time. His genial face will
bs missed from the Citissns Bank.-
Ashland Tidisss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

There are hight fans who Insist that
Battling Lsyinsky II a new Joe cho-
yinxki. and Choyinski made all the
heavywsights ait up and take notice
when he was n his prime. Lsvinsky
was an obscure Philadelphia fighter
I'LL Dan Morgan found him. Dan II
the Under OF X. o. Brown and some
others who have made fortunes. II
the, hay. not won titles In the ring.
Levinsky 10 undoubtedly clever. Else
how could he stand OF such q boxer
m McGoorty' He did that.
Weighing In the nsighborhood Of
100 pounds. the young Philsdeiphian
has defeated men who tip the beam
near 200 pounds. and although no has
taken part In about sixty contests. no
has never beer knocked on his feet.
Levinshy has already been coming
along at a remarkable gait. and he
has won the admiration OF the fans
by his clean fighting and hts willing
ness TO night anybody whom his man
ager selects for him. be he white or
black or Of any weight. They all look
alike to Philadsiphia's Ghetto Cham
pion." and he may carve wide swsth
through the ranks OF White Hopes"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Bomeaaier Wells. the champion %
Great Britain. introduced new train.
snx stant in preparation for his exht
with George Carpsntier before the Ma.
tional Sporting Club in London. lie
got four pr~st, SoAsss and had sasm
stand in frout Of him as one time tor
his boxing exercise. He had them 60
after him oas after the other. kspsi-
ling one ~tth all the elevcrncss and
sI~cd be possessed. and despite the
fact that Wells vas knocked out BY
Al Palser and 6uneoat Smith here.
and was knoskc6 out by carpentfsr In
less than one round. be - a. scknou-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
nose AMOiHtAOSToPPD'UP FROM
colo OR CATARRA, Open At ONCE
Direction Rufus X, Lave

sssat balm dissoivss By the hest o.
the nossrils; psassssiss and heals !ss
inasnsd. swe,sss msobssas ws'es
iinss shs sess. head asd thsee"
clears cir pAssasss; STOPS nasty ~
charges sa1 . fsslias Of e'sAas'ss
sooshins rsiiss comes innsdistsV'
Deav iay awake tonight ssse
Stag for breath. With hssd sesnes'
sossvsls elesel. hswhiaS sad s'ewme'
caesvyh ~ . ee)1. WITH ~ ssss..s
nosss sosl .avseus 1soepeus ssto ~
threat as1 rev dsyssss y disssssssss
but truly asellees.
PET yess ta1eh~stuse leess-
"nlve Cvoau ,Dsio"laa1 yssr ss's
or salasyh,vtol sslysdnoopess'
(paiAA1vestlDsneos)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
Chinese to Organize
a Christian Church

vifai which torsixn missionaries held
here las; spring. Thousands OF Chi.
nese attended and 900 aligned cards
To indicate their desire TO study
Christianity,
One hundred and seventy OF thea.
objected TO Joining churches which
.rre dominated by foreigners. The
pian to organize native controlled
church followed
The foreign missionary body held
several discussions over the action
and appointed committee to assist
the Chinese In drawing up IN. r.css-
sary constitution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Unlied Press Service
NANkINC. Dec. II. - Chinese
Christians to the number Of ITO to-
day took preliminary steps toward
the organization OF a Christian
church. TO BE- free Of foreign control
A; . called meeting OF the Nan
king Evangelical Association they de-
eided 10 found such a church 10 meet
the wants Of the students OF Chris
tiani,y. and to draw into the church
ali educated young men Who profess
to be Christians. but ~ho do no, at
tend any Of the existing churches
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

lodged 10 be very nnc haxer---Ae
had the mex, man Jump for him, In
This ~ay y. Mas able to take on two
men. OF even four. daring three mia.
as.S, and Was thus forced TO ~ork
'naeh faster than these boxers who
take on the same spaErinx partner for
tao or threr rounds before changing
10 srrsa man.
The four uea taclHx Wells In the
Illustration we're S,oksr Smith. Sid
Wells. ras o'kcefc and All Wells.
OF thess Pat o'keofc Is well known
in ,h.s eountry. lie vas brought here
several years ago by Charley Harvey.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Tho Matter OF Fact Literary Of
Pl"vna hold It's regular meeting Sat.
urday evening. st which the follow.
inE program vas rendered: Reading
by Lowell Axsr; Recitation. Joha
Bushons; Recitation. Miss Mary
Sim: Tho Weekly spy." Miss Ros
Quasi. Song. President Gay. Tie
debate took the form OF . talk. the
subject Of FREQ text books for gram.
mar schools being discussed BY J. A.
Bushong. Miss Rose Quasi and Prss-
idont Gay. A gsssrai sisetios viii
be held December 20. A small crowd
In attendance and ths short program
was due 20 bad seals.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

6et . email bottle anyway. juse %
Try ii--Applv iittls 10 ~ Nesesils
and 'nstsntiy your clsgssd sess 80
stoppsd.up air passages OF the hsaA
Will open; you viii breathe lsssly;
duilssss and headache diasppsas. ~
morning, the eatassh. celd-ln-hsaA o.
catarrhal sore ehssae vili 1lsaoDss.
End such misery sevi OF ehs
small boetls % snly's Csssoi 0ala"
st say drug store. This sves~, tsa-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
Courtroom Wanted

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The French gov.
ernrnent today II looking for quarters
10 serve a. q Juvenile court. pattsr.
ned after the American model orig
mated by Judge Lindsey. The cham
ber Of Deputies passed an act in
July. 1919. providing for such =
court. but Neglected 70 provide either
funds to operate II or . room for II
TO be held IL. Paris courts are al
ready ovsrerGwdsd. 70 . separate
building must be arranged for.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

While there are i've hSmlocks in
the United States. only two are OF
any commercial importance. common
hemloek and Western hsniock. OF
these two. Western hsmiock mskss
the bsttss lumber.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

There sTs fuads In the eeunty
treasury for the rsdsmptisa o. 90.
srsl fund warrants protested % ssl
prior 70 January ~. 1914. lstsssse
ceases from dsts hereof.
Dated st klamath Pals. OSssea,
tLis 9Th day Of Deoembss. 1918.
J. w. StcNENe. County Treasures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
SOCIAL DANCE

Mills Addition Hall. Saturday even
Ing. Dscsmbsr 30th. Assie by Moose
orchestra. Dance starts at . O'Clock
sharp. l7-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

ROW secretary OF the NsW York state
hoxink Commtssioa FAT ~as sea,
against tho BEST n,tddic~vish;s OF the
country, and was Invariably heatrn,
Tho best that could b. said Of him
Saa that no was absolutely game. u
is doubtful II oven Wells. ~ho hits
pretty hard. hA. a punch good enough
10 pat Pat cat
Wells methods Ray be adopted By
fast American boxers. u ooFtainiy
would add to the speed OF saeh unea
as raeky Mcfarland aad willis
Richie. though they are pretty fast
now.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Within the Last tvo years aSrtcul.
tursl wages IN Scotland have risen II
least $50 Q yeaS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
w. D. fsBrla, DoeenlAni
10 ~. y. HasSias tAs sbovo-aa1sA DE-

To ~. y 11o8r0 u e0ov0-oa1eo 70
GsoAans:
In sho nAne oe Tie STATE q 0rsGoo.
yse - A9ssy rsasirs1 % sSpsar
- AangUse ~ es0Dlain1 aIed
aen1nse yes n ~ above sae1tIs1
aea1oss - - bssses Tuesday. ~ stA
AAyse Janaasy. 1914. thas bs1As he
lase lay soel ~ tiae prsscsSbsd IN
ths es1ss Gar tAs psbisesstes Of this
ssnooas. asA u yeu tail 70 % ap-
psAs saaA ansvsr. for want thereof
the Dlalaft4 VIII taks julSDsat
aSainse yes Tor IL ssD Of eit7.7s.
ana for the costs and disburssnsnts
Of this sesioa. and for IN order Of
thh couss that $50 bushels Of wheat.
ice bushsas oe baslsg aAA 7S buaAsls
OF oats. taken ualss stsachDsnt in
tAis sasss - saa1 - d Av rsesirs1
aaA. Ne peosss1s thAesof aSe,is1 IN
ths,pay1sae ee satA jsAgDssI This
ssanaas = sasse1 - ~ 1sfsaAast
Asesta by pahlicattoa tAsrsof d the
Evsaing Hsra1A. . daily ssvspapss
q osaasa1 siscslnGtoa. Ds1alsl asl
psbl1nhsA as Klamath yalls. OseGpa.
sst lsn tAaa eses . vssk for six con-
ssestiss vssks. ~ oedsr q Hea- z
". oevsa. Jussies - ne psaes I. aal
Tor ~ DlDesise of Llnkvills. Klamath
cousty. Orseoe. 0aAs, aatsd and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Old papers Tor stastins Hsss. Tsa
cents sn ssmful. Conc ssa 90 Q
load. W. o. Smith Printiss Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

! NOW HAVE POWER.
kKu>s EiktrNiC COMPANY M
/ rHNn rME,a lINE sMoM KENO
/ --oruEN i>rENesr,>0 Nkws
MOTHS
tliers,a s,~s.ai s~ss,e~l
PtEvNA. hes kauehers OF
rtesna aud ,teiait, nov have new
eat.gan, to make thsif work lighter.
rhis In .irsltlc poker as the ksrhs
Ftrstrie eampsny of keao hes es'
lvuded tia liura. aai lights and eur
fvat 10 operate mschlasrs are no~
available to all
Ats Anu hFA w " ttas sossS
Gaainoaa trip To- klamath Fall. sat
arday
Gee Aset ID stlii makiaS daily
stlps to the roaa,y se~t a. = circuit
eaar, juror.
Gvo ksFua bat.hcrpa sis ~iatet
uuppt, ot pork oae aay last se~k,
q y, s~sls and soa Charles made
= busiasss trip to boris las, We'd
sa~siay in the lasssss car.
( G.a shell aud fAmiiy visited u
siAma,h raiis SATURDAY.
/ M,aA kosc u, Quasi. tsAshias rtsv-
ma school. 10 taklax sssshsss' ssa1.
lastios ,hls vseh.
| Mrs. May y, sostta attssdsa 10
business matters In kiamstA Falls
Tuesday.
rh. 'Huasio" ,ovsd the ssviss
shF~shins r.x fis ap from Ts.tss's
landiax Moaaay.
Mia ~ MasdocA ~As In The sisy
Saturday On busissus
Mrs, J. A. Bashoax is sesostsa 90
the siek iist this wesk.
e i. s~sits aud Miss Rssh 0eosss
took SUNDAY dinner ~ ". A, TAibosa.
]. w. Adkiaa fSpasts that eoyosss
are pi.aiIfui her. this ysas. ~. Ad.
aims IL an vsp~sieaesa trsppss. ~
sho~s By tho large aunbss Of psits
secured th. past tuo moashs
Chas iaman hauled Q tasd Of grsin
to Mar,iI bros. Saturday Tor u. Aus-
dock.
Ar u. A. Talbot has The symps.
Ithy OF friends. shs has bssa sudsr.
iax from nsaraixis tor tbs pas, fsw
days
J. A. Hushoas vsa In Klamath
Falls Saturday on sasiesss.
j. Frank Adams has bcsa riaiss
for cattle In this vIriaisy tho psst
seek
Miss Francis Humphrey spsat the
week ead At tho Afford ranch ~ the
xae., OF her cousin. Ms Lloyd Al.
ford.
Superintendent Fred Peterson ana
~if. visited tho risrua school Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Afford were
klamath Falls visitors ThursdAy.
H. A. Afford spent three days last
week In town tn receive trestmsos
for n sore hand.
Arthur ssyi,a vas In Klamath
Falls Tuesday.
Tho Matter Of Pact Literary Of
|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
1914 CALENDARS

Coss's early snd sst nies csjssAss
for tbs New Ysas.-Chlleots. 90
Naln street. Ph0os oo0. ll-Sto
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

H. A. Afford spent three days last
week In town To receive trsatmsst
for u sore hand.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Subscribe tor the HsssIa. 30 essts
meath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17
PlEVNA PEOPLE
NOW HAVE POWER
kku>s s,ktrniC ruMrANN NJ.
rNNn rMEin ilsE kNoM KENO
---nruEM i>rENexr,>0 Nkws
<brks

Pi.gvNA. pee ,f,--k kaaehers OF
i'teyna aud ,IriaiI, no~ have = ae~
.sataIan, to make thsis work tighter.
rhis !, .,rsltlc POKER, ~ the ksras
Ftsstrie enmpsay at ksao hes es'
lruded tia linra. aud iish,s and eur
rsat 10 operate msrhlarrs are no~
~ atlahlc to all
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Mt aad Mrs a. v kas made .
basinrsa trip To- klamath Falls sAs'
urday
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

superintendent Fred Peterson aud
~if. visited the risvna school Friday.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Lloyd Afford were
klamath Falls visitors ThursdAy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Gea Agef ID stlii makiax dali,
sips to The soaay se~t a. q sifsai,
euuF, Juror.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

Miss Francis Humphrey spsat The
week ead At tho Afford ranch ~ tho
xuss, Of her cousin. Mrs.. Lloyd Al.
ford.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

..ea ksFaa bat.herva ais waters
suppt, ot posk oae aay last ss~k,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

e i. s~sits aud Miss Mssh 0eosss
took sunday dinner .. u. A. TAiboss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-17

j. Frank Adams has bcsa riaiss
for ea'iir In this vIeiai,y sh. psss
seek.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-01

were prevented IN chicago IN the
future.
Davies at this time was out of
the city The Day Book went to
his deputy, Barney Cohen, and
asked him what he was going to
do about the coroner's verdict in
the Imroth case.
Cohen replied that he had not
seen the verdict; had NOT heard of
it, and knew nothing about the
case. He was asked if his repre-
sentative at the inquest did not
report to. him. He said that his
representative had reported, but
had not mentioned the verdict of
The jury in his report.
But" added Davis, 81 person
ally can say this much. The fire
prevention laws of Illinois, so far
as factories are concerned, are
Joke"
Davies returned to the city this
week. The Day Book went to
him and asked him to confirm or
leny his subordinate's statement
1T is true" said Davies. 1--WE
know the fire hazards in this state
are terrible. We know that it is
not at all improbable that the Tri-
angle shirtwaist fire horror will
be repeated in Chicago. But we
refuse to accept responsibility.
1T will require a holocaust,
something shameful and terrific,
something as bad as the Triangle
disaster, to arouse the people of
Illinois to realization of what
a ,mockery our enforcement of
factory laws is"
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laws, of any in the unien.'
as it not also a fact, Mr.. Dav-
les, that your department is
charged with the enforcement Of
these 1aws?"
ct is" he said. "But it is abb
surd to expect a force Of 80 in
spectors to enforce these laws in
354 towns, in 100000 factories,
besides70,OOO otherwise classified
places of employment.
1--WE, who are on the inside,
know these things. We, who are
responsible for the enforcement
of the law, know them only too
we'll.
"But our hands are tied, and we
absolutely refuse to shoulder the
responsibility that rightfully
should be ours. If fire should
break out and an hundred women
be burned to death because of in
ward-opening doors, lack of exits
or other causes, we shall not ac-
cept one iota of responsibility.
when the holocaust comes,
the grand, dear public will have
spasms of agony. The news
papers will call for better laws
and larger appropriations for en-
forcement of these laws.
after the horse runs away the
barn door will be locked; after
the damage is done, after the lives
are lost will come the legislation.
"Here, in Illinois, we have been
piling up laws without an equal
increase in appropriations for the
endorsements of the laws.