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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Notice.

A number Of people have engaged
us to concrete their cemetery lots.
Other parties wishing to have such
work done should see US at once. For
information aud prices, see Shaw, the
undertaken.
1O-11 COOK & HUNSPERGER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
COTTON FUTURES BILL
Is FAV0RABLY REPORTED
Expected to Enhance vaIue of Crop In
Hands OF Southern Farmers
$IOO.OO0,OOO Annually.

Washington. June +.-Tho Lever cotton fu-
lures bill favorab!y reported to the
House to-day as a substitute for tho bill
already passed by the Senate
Representative Lever. OF South Carolina
author of the bill and chairman OF the
Agriculture Committee included In his IA
vorabe report a comprehensive analysis Of
cotton exchange transactions. Tho bill says
the report, recognizes the economic value
OF those cotton exchanges that use con-
tract representative OF the true value OF
spinnablc cotton. and levels its prohibition
against those exchanges only the value OF
whose contracts Is susceutible to violent
fluctuations and manipulation.
Upon such contracts. the value OF which
under tho rules OF the exchanges does not
reflect truly the value of SPOT cotton az It
farmers upon local markets" adds the re-
port. "a, tax of s. II baie is levied. Such a
tax. In the judgment Of the trade. Is abso-
iutely prohibitive Upon such contracts as
tax whatever Is laid. and this is true like
wise OF al spot cotton transactions. In
Guiding tho 4. o. b. cotton. cotton to ar
rive, and for prompt delivery
compel. by law. the use OF such a contract
by the future markets the quotations OF
tho value OF which Will reflect accurately
and truly the value OF spot cotton of spin
tho best information available the uitmate
effect OF providing q contract OF the char
acter described IN the bill will be to en-
hance. in tho opinion OF experts. the value
farmers Of tho South not less than 900
annually
Mr. Lever said he hoped for passage Of
the bill by tho House at this session. The
Smith. OF South Carolina. differs from tho
Lever bill only In minor details
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Personal md General.

Attorney J. X. McCottcr. OF 1926 Hull
Street. Is out after an operation for
appendicitis
Miss Mamie Walden. who has been
teaching school In Ashland. has re-
turned home, the session having closed
this week.
Miss Bernlcc Conlcy and Miss Tay-
Tor, OF Washington. returned homo yes
terday after an enjoyable visit to Mrs.
-. G. Ballard.
Miss Margaret Baldwin left yester-
day for Farmvlllc. where she will visit
relatives.
The annual excursion OF tho Co
wardin Avenue Christian and the As
bury Methodist Churches VIII be run
10 Ocean View on June Is.
W. Gray Garnctt Is Ill at his home
Mrs. a. T. Pullam has returned home
from visit To friends and relatives in
Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. j. w. Rcams and daughter. Miss
Rcna Reams. have returned home from
Charlotte. y. c.. where they have been
visiting William Rcams
a cake and pie sale will he held to-
morrow by tho Sewing Circle of Balm
bridge street Baptist Church I'm Nun
nallys store.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Mann. OF Wood
iand Heights. arc at. the Hot Springs.
where they VIII spend several weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
CITY is IN READINESS
TO WELCOME PROPHETS
Secretary of Supreme Council Expected
To-Morrow to Make Prciin,i-
nary Arrangements.
Chief of Police Ono OF Seventy Candi-
dates for InttiRtiOn-Four Cities Are
After Next Meeting.

Sidney D. Smith. grand secretary of
the Supreme Council of the Mystic Or
der OF Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted
Renlm. VIII arrive In Richmond from
Hamilton. y. Y. tomorrow night to
make the preliminary ARRANGEMENTS for
the registering of delegates to the
twenty -hfth annual convention of the
order. which begins Tuesday morning.
Accompanying Grand Secretary Smith
VIII DO his wife. Chief Justice c. j.
Coleman. of Mokanna Grotto. and his
wife. and four others. They will spend
Saturday night hero and on Sunday
Will go to Newport News and Norfolk,
where they will make arrangements
! Tor tho members OF their grotto. who
will later visit those cities.
MIR. Smith is also secretary Of Mo-
kama Grotto, the mother grotto" of
tho Yelled Prophet order. and Is ono
of the best-known men In the national
organization.
Preparatory to the ceremonial ses-
sion to be held on Tuesday night, there
will be q full dress rehearsal of all par
| Elephants In the ceremonial at the
Academy of Music on Sunday morning
Charles NJ. Frischkorn. Chief Justice OF
SAINTS Grotto. of Richmond, will be
master of ceremonies, and a. O.
Boschcn, chairman OF the ceremonial
committee, will have charge of all tho
stunts" which will take place on
Tuesday night. when n class of more
than seventy candidates will be in
itiated Among those who will delvc
into the mysteries Of Yelled Prophets
Will be Chief of Police Werner.
TWO CANDIDATES
WILL OPPOSE pELoUzE
II was learned yesterday that L. c.
Pelouzc. of SAINTS Grotto. candidate for
grand alchemist. will have two oppo-
sition candidates. they being Harry
Caswcll. a past monarch of Bella Grot-
70, of Springfield. Mass, and Harold NJ
Hartcr. of O-ton-ta-la Grotto, of To-
| ledo, o.
Alhambra Grotto. the baby" grotto
having not yet been received into tho
folds OF the national organization.
sends word from ST. Louis. it's birth
place. that after a charter Is granted
at tho convention here. the members
| will Immediately go after the 1915 CON
vention. This makes four cities in the
J fight for the convention-St. Louis, Sy
racuse, Buffalo and Pittsburgh-and
the fight promises to be hotly waged
| among the delegations.
That Pittsburgh Will fight hard Is
indicated by a telephone message re-
ceived yesterday by T.. G. Pclouze. The
monarch OF Islam Grotto, in Pitts
burgh. William A. Aeberl!, tclcphoncd
for u reservation for several addi-
tional members, stating that Islam was
going to bring record breaking
! crowd.
From those on tho inside It is
learned that kaliipoiis Grotto. Of
Washington, which Will bring band
| composed of its own members, will be
the most likely contender for tho silver
loving cup offered by L. X. Steiner. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
INDIGNANT COMMENT ON
STATEMENTS BY HOBSON
NAVY Department Denies Accuracy of
Remarks Made In Speech mt
Newport News.

Washington. June 4-Prcss reports
OF statements made by Representative
iobson in prohibition speech at New
port News. Va. last night caused in
dignant comment to-day at tho Navy
Department. Tho Alabama Congress
man was quoted as declaring that
Japanese and German steamers had
landed arms in Mexico under convoy
Of warships of those nations and that
the United States government was
afraid to protest and afraid to allow
the press of the country to say any
thing about It,"
1t was officially stated mt the de-
partment that the German merchant
men which carried war munitions to
Puerto. Mexico. were not conveyed by
man of-war, and there was no record
Of any arms landed In Mexico by Jana
ncse ships since the occupation of Vera
Cruz RcarAdmiral Howard reported
II was said. that one Japanese vessel
suspected OF having arms aboard had
been only cargo OF l!nsecd oil and
beer. 1t was declared, too that every
dispatch from American naval officers
on the East and West coasts of Mex
leo had been given to the. press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
JOHNNY TRAIL is OUT
OF INTERNATIONAL MATCH
Crack Irish-Argcntinc Player Failed to
Bring Ills Own sticks md
Ponies with Him.
NY l. q MIu,IIIII
NY j. 3. mitchell.

New York. June 4.-Johnny Trail
will not play back on tho British in
ternntional polo team. The reason for
manage the ponies to his liking. and
In consequence some misses were
chnlked up against him In tho first
practice OF the team on Tuesday.
Trail did not bring any OF his own
Argentine ponies. and only joined the
Wimborne invasion ut the last mo
mcnt. In the scurry TO get OH tho
ship. he even left his polo sticks behind
him. This was another drawback to
the Irish Argentine crack. who uses
peculiarly shaped square headed
stick. Had Trail time enough. he
would have brought a few OF his own
ponies, which are not as robust AZ the
English. and are easier to handle.
With Trail out, a new lineup Of
the challenging team had to be immc-
diately arranged, rs follows:
No. !. Captain II. a. Tomkinson No,
.. Captain Vivian y. Lockett: No. 8,
l.. St c. Cheape.
The substitution OF Chcape for
Trail. and the Introduction Of
Lockett at No. ., Is an Improvement,
and the British team will go,into the
Held much stronger than the lineup
VIII sound rather peculiar to most OF
the followers OF the game to have
Lockett moved up from his old posi-
ton as back and Cheape, supposed to
be an ideal No !. put In his place
For such a shift there Is "a stronl;
reason.
1t Is now known so very well tina.
Chcapc has had considerable expert
cncc as "A back, and every time he has
played has given evidence OF being a
irst-class man for the position He
acted as Il back on the Tigers all OF
last season in the English tourna-
inents, and especially when they won
the Ranalegh open cup from the pick
OF the British teams.
The critics all agreed then that
Chcape was a better man at back than
as a No /. In every match in which
he played at home this year he ex-
hibited great power and that was the
reason he was first mentioned as n
back on the present team.
Lockctt has often filed the position
OF No. .. With the Pilgrim team in
England. his usual place was at back.
but when occasion required. he would
, march up to No. .. I.ockctt is a good
horseman and sound hitter, and should
be in the right place TO score for his
side In front OF Major Barrett.
Both teams are 10 wear numbers on
$500 S'A'''' '''thss THIS ear !iiuCn the
same as year ago. a better plan
would be TO pin large figures on the
backs OF the man, like tho football
players OF last season. Figures eigh-
teen Inches In length could be seen the
whole length OF the field without
glasses
IL tho weather permits. the inter
national teams Will practice tomorrow
afternoon At Meadowbrook Practice
to-day was called off on account OF
the rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
CHARTERS ISSUED

THO following charters were issued
yesterday BY the State Corporation
Commissions:
old Dominion Life Insurance Com
l-lte insurance business. L. D. Adams.
presldent. Red Oak: l. L. Martin. sec.
rotary, Bowling Green
kinetic Electric Company, Incorpo-
rated. Norfolk. 100000 to $500. COO
Electric supply business. Il. r. Cooper.
president. Bal;imore. Md; w. Il. L.
taylor. secretary. Norfolk
WHITAKER Memorial Hospital Asso-
Griation., Incorporated. Newport News.
benevolent institution 10 capitai
stock. w. T. Jones. president: s. O..
Fields. secretary. both of Newport
o Y56Eina csy r5Gdue.s Company
Manufacturing brick. John T. Lewis.
of Norfolk. '0'''
Glenver Orchard Company, Incorpo.
rated rat ;,d Roanoke 500 to s25.6oo. Plant
president; James L. Hart. secretary and
trea surer. both OF Roanoke.
Tassock Battery Corporation, Nor
FOLK $1,000 to So. 900. Electrical business.
Writ Thssln. president. Washington, d.
&; y r. Klock. secretary. Washington.
Harris Investment Corporation. Nor
folk. $1,000 TO 5000. Brokerage bust
ncss. L. G. Harris. president; V. w.
Harris. secretary. both of Norfolk
Amendment to charter West Vista
Land Company. Incorporated. Roanoke,
Increasing capital stock from SIS, 900 10
$4,000.
-, Amendment to charter OF The Miller
Train Control Corporation. Staunton.
increasing capital stock from 81 200, 600
TO S5.0o0.o00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
STEAMER ASHORE.
NEEDS NO ASSISTANCE
The NOrthlnnd Asks Tint Revenue
Cutter he Sent, hut Later With
draws Kcuucst.

New York. June "A wireless re-
ceived tonight reported the passenger
steamer Northland. of the Eastern
steamship Corporation. which left
here to-day for Portland, Maine
ashore on Gull Island in the race at
the eastern entrance to Long Island
Sound. The Northland asked that a
revenue cutter be sent.
Less than half hour after the
Northland was reported ashore n mes
sage came from her withdrawing the
request for revenue cutter and say
ing she needed no assistance. The
Northland left her pier hero Mt
o'clock this afternoon
II was said her passenger list was
not heavy one. She carried an or
binary cargo of freight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
LOCAL OPTION PLANK
ADOPTED BY DEMOCRATS
Platform OF Party In Pennsylvania
Also Fnvors Referendum on
Woman's Suffrage.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch. I

Especial 10 The Timee- DIS patch.l
Harrisburg. Pa, June AFTER a hard fight
In the Democratic state Committee meeting
last night, the opposition to local option
was defeated and tho plank was inserted
In the celebration OF principles. sub
mission of tho question OF woman surrraE,
TO referendum was recommended. and a
motion 10 platform committee to
consult with tho candidates passed be-
fore the committee conference closed.
The platform which Is REGARDED as helnE
c. Mccormick. candidates FOR United state.
Senator and Governor, respectively. indorsc.
tho achievements OF the administration at
Washington.
The tariff law. currency act. income tax.
pending legislation aimed at tho control
OF business and the Mexican policy all re-
ceived the Endorsement OF tho party in the
State.
The platform reads In part:
The Democratic party OF Pennsylvania
demands the absolute destruction OF the
sYsicm. which Is thnronEhlY identified
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
CHARIEsTONIAN WINS
FEATURE AT BELMONT

New York. June 4.-Charlestonian.
owned by j. w. Mcrscrvy. of South
Carolina, won the Larchmont stakes.
the feature Of to-day's racing card at
Belmont track. After trailing Early
Rose ana Figinny to the stretch, the
Southern entry shot through the bunch
at the eighth pole and won going
away.
The opening event went to Kilkenny
BOY. carrying James Buffers colors.
kcdcriS got him off TO a good start
and led all the way. Scratches re-
duced a field of eleven TO five In the
second race. Grover Hughes, an odds
on favorite. won easily
Joe McCahcy brought Athena home
six lengths in front OF the field in tho
third event
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
| SOUTH RICHMOND
INVITE MONTAGUE TO
ADDRESS MASS-MEETING
South Richmond Democratic CIul
Wants Congressman to Speak
Next Week.
BUSINESS MEN MEET TONIGHT
street Cur Service. Street Cleaning and
Bridge Approach Among Matters to
lie Discussed.

The South Richmond Democratic Club
has invited Congressman Andrew Jack
son Montague to deliver an address
at Il mass-mceting of Southslde citi-
zcns, to be held next week In the court
room of Hastings Court Part II. Owing
to his duties In the House OF Repre-
scntativcs. he has not been able TO re-
ply to the invitation definitely.
Silcc It's organization the Southsidc
Montague Club has been working hard
In support of its candidate. and pre-
parations are being made to wind up
the campaign with Il whirlwind finish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
THE TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND. FRIDAY JUNE5
this city. for the Erotto having tho
greatest representation here.
TELEPHONE FOR EXTRA

HOTEL DISSERTATIONS
kcdcr Kahn Grotto, OF Syracuse, is
not TO be outdone. for 1t also used tho
telephone in asking for extra rcscrvu-
tlon at the Richmond Hotel for seventy
delegates.
The various museums of tho city
have extended invitations to the visit
Ing Prophets to use complimentary
tickets. and the Richmond Elks have
notified the officials of Samis Grotto
10 notify all the visiting Prophets that
open house will bc kept at the Elk s.
Hall throughout tho three days OF the
convention. The Eagles will also keep
open house for the visiting Yelled
Prophets. who are invited 10 bring
their friends to tho Eagles Home.
Last night the SAINTS Grotto Patrol
appeared on the streets In practice
drill. They wore their new uniforms
of white serge, and made a very fine
appearance
In the ceremonial session on Tues
day night. TO which only Prophets will
be admitted. scenery from Morrison's
Faust will be used, so the reader
may appreciate tho hot" time In store
for the candidates who that night win
travel over tho hot sands not unlike
those OF Sahara.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS
BiJou-Grnyce Scott Company in
"SVvect Clover"
Drug Terror"
CoIOnini-vnudcviile and pictures.
At the Lyric Next Week

At the Lyric NcNt Week.
For tho first three days OF next week
the Lyric Theatre will present Charles
Klcin's The Daughters of Men" 1t
has been made Into Il feature photoplay
by tho Lubin Company, which
makes II safe to presume that the
Same high mark In detail OF produc-
ton. acting and photography that made
"rhe Lion and the Mouse" such Il sue
cess has been attained In The Daugh
ters OF Men" 1t ia Il story OF the
troubles between capital and the labor
Ing man, with q love theme. Also the
New York News will be offered.
For the last three days of tho week
Charles Klcins famous success, Tho
Gamblers" will be the attraction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05

with the pemocra,,c party and It's. eo--
credited leader. that II !s known throuEhout
The breadth OF the country az penroseisri. y
This system has made Pennsyivnnia the
most conspicuous example OF rnisgovern-s
nient In all the Union.
we declare the passage OF a local OPP
ton law placing the sale OF liquor In every
county within the control OF tho people OF
that county. as expressed by their voice
"The denial OF the right OF suffrage Of
tho women or our state has aroused deep$
feeling that they arc deprived OF those
equal rights to which. as American citizens
they believe they entitled to. We
favor an Immediate referendum on this fm-
portant CUSTOM"
Building Permits.
Permits were issued yesterday by
tho Building Inspector as follows:
II. w. Hesbcrg, to build a two-story
brick tenement, three stores, at 303-5-7
West Broad Street. $4,000.
+. D. Miller to build three garages
In the rear of 400 North Elm Street,
| $3.50.
! Harvey c. Brown, to add one story to
! building In course OF construction at
| 1412-14 Beverly Street. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Hns Small Balance Left.

a meeting OF the executive commit
tee which lead in the fight to win n
Federal reserve bank for Richmond.
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Business Mems Club. The report of
O. Il. Walford. Jr, treasurer. showed
that Notwithstanding tho heavy expense
incurred by the committee, there was
still small balance in the bank to
its credit. This. 1t is thought, will be
sufficient to Salty n few bills which
have remained unpaid. and Mr.. wal
ford was instructed TO pay them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
To Try Alleged DInckhnnder,

Frank Pratti and James Rosso.
charged with attempting to cxtort
5000 from y. Decorati. will be given
preliminary hearing this morning in
Police Court. The men, It is alleged.
threatened to blow UP Decoratrs bar
Der shop unless the money was paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
ZBYSZKO PAYS TRIBUTE
TO PROWESS OF ROLLER
Pole Declares Seattle Doctor Greatest
American Wrestier-Intcb With
Americas Called on.
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch

lSpccial 10 Inc Times Dispatch
Baltimore. Md, juno AFTER
wrestling fifty minutes. the match be-
tween Ibyszko and Americas was
called OF on account OF Amcricus fall
ing off the stage. DIR. Roller made q
big hit by defeating Manutoff. 305
pounds, In straight falls.
After the match Xbyszko declared
Roller was the greatest American
wrestler in the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Continue Dnmnre Suit.

rho suit of ]. 7. Tallcy against the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
was continued yesterday In Hastings
Court, Part H. Damages are asked
In the sum OF $500 for injuries sls-
tanned in an accident.
Judgment In tho sum OF s21l has
bccn awarded In the suit Of :. H. Guza
nEainst The Crafts Piano Comnany.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
r,hirr Goes Co Ronds.

Jones Smith. colorcd, was sentenced
10 ninety days on the roads by Justice
Maurice yesterday IN Police Court
Part H., for stealing n street car badge
from Joseph Smith. also colored. The
negro boarded "A Petersburg car after
grabbing the badge. but was held by
the conductor and made to return IL.
lie escaped. running into the arms Of
Patrolincn Tinsley, Breeder and Moore.
who captured him after Il chase OF Ave
blocks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Tug Rushed to Assistance.

New London, Conn, June A To-
cal wrecking company received n wire
less late tonight from The steamer
Northland saying she was ashore at
Gull Island in the Race. The wreck
Ing tug Tasco Is being rushed to her
assistance. The message gave no de-
tails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
CHAUFFEUR TO BE TRIED.
White House Driver Must Appear Mt
IInffnHillc SnfurunN.

Hyattsville. June 4.-Constable Thos
II. Garrison stated this morning that
driver of the White House automobile
that was stopped here Saturday eve
ming, to appear In Hyattsville Saturday,
when he Will be given hearing before
Justice of the Peace S. q. Wissman. 1t
is probable that State Automobile Com
miss oner Roe will take part in the
hea ring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Fire s,,eeps 1yorci,ou..

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va, June Fire Of un-
known origin late last night badly
damaged the stool, of the feed and
grocery warehouse cf T. L. burroughs
x Sons. on Hunting Creek Road. The
loss Will be $4,000. covered by In
Surance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Injured Will. ,t Picnic

Miss Katie Mcintosh. Of Granite. who
VAS badly injured by fall on We'd
nesday while attending "A picnic a..
Drewry's Bluff. is undergoing treat
ment at Johnston Willis Hospital. Her
Injuries. while painful are not believed
10 be serious. and she hopes to b.
able TO leave the hospital in few
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
,I.e,,,u of nu,inc,r Men.

An important meeting of the South
Richmond and Chesterfield Business
Mems Association viii be held tonight
at $3.50 o'clock In Fraternal Hall.
Among the questions to come up Will
be that Of the street car service. which
It Is desired 10 DO improved; the bridge
approach and the street cleaning on the
Southsidc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05

Long Drought L. Rrnl,n

T'1peclti 70 The T!m-s-DIFpatch.l
Roanoke. Va. June 4.-The continued
drought. which has held this section in It's
grasp for the past Six weeks was broken
to-day by heavy rainfall. The frs; came
this afternoon. and was followed to-ri-h,
by Thunderstorm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Mu,lc pupiI. Give Recital.

Before a large audience the music
pupils gave their annual recital las
night In Stockton Street Church. An
interesting program was rendered.
The church was prcttily decorated for
the occasion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Gets Alleged Auto specder.

officer c. b. Samucls of tho motor
cycle squad. nabbed another alleged
speeder last night In the person OF T..
y. Russell. who was bailcd for trial
this morning I'm Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05

Charged with Stealing Razors.
D. c. Land, twcnty-one years old.
was arrested last night on charge
OF stealing 81 in cash and some barber
tools. the property Of Frank Miller,
the complainant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-05
Threaten. to shoot Policeman.

Threatens to shoot Policeman.
j. c. Sears was arrested last night.
charged with being drunk and dsor-
derby. and with attempting to shoot
Patrolman A. NJ Smith. OF the First
District