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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

minar, supervisor, regulando y name
jando todos los cargos y precios de
compahfas ferrocarrileras, de ex-
press, teIegraficas, ~telefonlcas, ccches
dormitorios, y otras compahfas de
transportation y transmission y lleva-
dores comunes dentro del estado."
Y ST estos poderes lie son negados
d la comision, no habra jugueterfas
de esconder Y buscar con que quien
es responsible por tales l~imitaciones,
pero ell pueblo podra ser capaz de
juzgar exactamente donde tai respon-
sabilidad descahsa. 70 les promote
''mezcla perniciosa' en- grandes cam
tidades donde 70 tenga razon para
s~ospechar que existen abuses 0 los
cuales la comision esta obligada a re-
mediar. No voy a incluir en- este ma
nifiesto Ell apodo usual acerca de bue;
mas corporaciones, y acerca del gran
serVicio al estado rendido por elias,
y que 20 creo que Ell capital invertido
debe recibir retorno razonable 8 in
sisto que mi cuchillo es sacado sola-
mente en- contra de c~orporaciones
malas-Yo no quiero Ell vote de un
hombre que no tenga inteligeneia SUI
ficiente para tomar este por justo y
~concedido. La comision no esta con
cernida con companies y corporacio-
mes que estan hacienda la cosa pro-
pia- son solamente los criminales,
los ladrones, los atrevidos de los cua-
les el pueblo necesita protection.
No creo que haya un solo hombre
en- Ell estado quien conozca a Hugh
Williams quien no tenga buen agrado
para 81, pero cuando una operation
viene a ser necesaria
ustedes no lIaman a un clruiano sim
piemente porque es de buen natural,
porque puede tirar cierta cIase de ra-
milletes retoricos que son ~joeosos, 8
porque qued6 huerfano a Ia tierna
edad de sells amos cor un principle d.
ficuItoso, pero ustedes llaman al ci-
rujano competente, aesrrimo, sin MI
ras de sus dotes de payaso y baliarin
y sin mlras de 81 o no 81 es Vi hom-
bre agradable con quien Sc pueden to-
mar las copas.
Mi 1nico cargo en- contra de Hugh
H. Williams es SUI Incompetence,
probada fuera de toda duda por su
termino de tres amos Ell cual esta lie
gando a su fin, vacio de acompasa-
mento excepto del caracter mas tri-
vial.
FL pueblo de Nuevo Mexico necesi-
ia hombres en- la comision de corpora
clones quienes no solamente sean ho-
nestos, pero lcompetentes Y valerosos.
Ellos estan t~rayendo alivio de extor-
stones intolerables, seryicio ineficien-
te, Y tratamiento tentoso en- manos
de ciertos intereses ~corporados, y
ellos estan cansados de las malditas
casas en- los paraderos seal establect
das, que los trenes usen banderas, de-
~voluciones en- envlos de 40 por ciento
de chile, que sean puestas cruzadas,
y colectaciones en- porciones no usa.
das de boletos de viaje redondo. Ellos
piden pan y les han dado una piedra.
Mi reclamo sobre ell sufragio de los
votantes de Nuevo Mexico IS mi pro-
mesa en- case de mi election para de-
dicar TODD mi tempo y energfa 10 a
materials frfvolas pero en- atacar q
abuses whales corporados y va sea re-
m~ediarlos, o poniendo la Responsible
dad por La derrota de los ~intereses y
derechos del pueblo ante los votantes
del estado en- una razon tan clara y
sin eq~uivocacion que una continual
cion de tales abuses sea impossible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
Sc oRDENA Ell PAGo DEL REcLA-
MO DE $4,000.

Antes de partir para Albuquerque
Ell Jueves pasado ell Juez de Distrito
de Corte de los Estados Unidos VIII
liam H. Pope firm0 una orden requi-
riendo a la Victoria Mining and
Smelling Company de pagan ciertos
reclamos tenidos en- contra de la mis-
m llegando a cerca de $4,000, de
otro modo Sc vendera la p~ropiedad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
No. 174--En EquIdad.

Mefceu ue Ia CleueSullia,
Demandados.
No. 174-En Equidad.
Por esta Sc da aviso. que en- confor-
midad Y por virtud de un decreto dado
en- la causa arriba entitulada, Y en- la
antedicha Corte, Ell Hon. William Al.
Pope, Juez, Presidiendo. fechado Se-
tiembre II, A. d. 1914, y una 6rden de
venta de la propiedad real incluida y
descrita en- dicho Deorato final, y
en- dicha Corte, dirisAda a mi,
Maestro Especial en- Cancillerfa, para
vender dicha propiedad r~iz. por nom
bramiento por dicha cortn IN dicho de.
creto final.
70, Ell fn~fraescrito, Maestro Especial
en- Cancillerfa, vendere a p1blica su-
basta, al mejor y mas alto postor al
contado, en- enfrente de la puerta de
la Casa de Cortes, en- Santa Re, Con
dado de Santa Fe, y Estado de Nuevo
Mexico, 81 dia IL de Octubre de 1914,
a las doce del medic dia, de dicho dia,
toda y singular, la ~siguiente propiedad
rafz, y TODD ell derecho, tftulo q inte-
res de dichos demandados. y de cada
uno de ellos, en- y a dicha propiedad
raiz la cual queda mas particularmente
descrita como sigue, a saber: Un ire
cho de terreno conocido como la Mer-
ced de la Cieneguilla, situado y estan-
do en- ell Condado de Santa Fe, en- Ell
Estado y Distrito de Nuevo Mexico, y
antes de ahora confirmada por la Cor
te de RecIamos de Terrenos Privados,
o tanto de dicha propiedad como sea
~necesario para c%onseguir la suma de
Ciento Diez Pesos cuarenta centav0s
($1I0.40) juntamente o los costos
de este plelto, incluyendo los costos
de dicha venta bajo dicho decreto.
Los terminus y condolences de dicha
venta son como sigue, es decir; dicha
venta Sc conducira v Sc hara en- CON
formidad a las reglas de y sujeta q la
confirmation de esta honorable corte
" para satisfacer la cantidad debida
bajo ell dicho decreto y los %costos, Sc
gun especificado arriba en- este ayiso.
Ell producto de la venta de dicha
propiedad debera ser pagado al Re-
gistro de dicha corte par aser usados
en- satisfacer la dicha suma de Ciento !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
Los Dos TRENEs.

-
Silva Ell tren y por la via
Presuroso va marchando;
Los viajeros agitando
Panuelos con algeria,
En- confusion algarabfa.
Deja la patria natal,
Y nj adios dice cabal,
Solo la aroma de insencio.
En- ese tren que 70 digo,
Viajaba Amarante Atencio.
En- ese tren tan violento
Que de poche daba luz,
Sc despidi6 muy togado,
Porque llevaba en- sus coches
AL que sirvio de jurado.
A la par que ell tren avanza
Sc plerden en- lo%ntananza;
Todo es contento y placer,
Ese tren es ell de aver,
Els Ell tren de la esperanza.
Otro tren a la estacion
Sc We despacio llegar,
Y ese que ACADIA de entrar
Els sin risa nj expansion,
Lleva dentro la affection.
Descarril6 y con tai dano
Que 70 a su desgracia extrano.
Lagrimas virtiendo estoy.
Ese tren que llega hoy
Els Ell tren del desengaho.
Else tren que 70 les digo,
Es ell tren del desengaho.
Y que nunca haga conmigo,
10 que pas0 con mi hermano;
Que me dele yer la luz,
Y 10 que hay IN Santa Cruz.
"A. r.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

Diez Pesos cuarenta centavos y los
costos antedichos.
JOHN r. McFIE,
Maestro Especial.
Fechado Setiembre 16 de 1914.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
DE vENTA PoR MAESTRO
ESPECIAL.

En- la corte de los Estados Unldos por
Ell Distrito de Nuevo Mexico.
Los Estados Unidos de America,
Actor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
vs..

R. X. Hutchings, P. J. Franklin. y to-
dos los Duenos 9 Reclamantes no
Comedies, de interes en- @ al ire
cho de terreno conocido como La
MERGED de la Cieneguilla,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

una disposition de ~pelearla, Y la Co
mission sintio su incompetence tan
sagazmente que prefirio esconderia
detras de las enaguas de la Comision
de Concrete Inter-estado. Cito este
solamente como un ejemplo. Hay
bastantes de otros casos donde ell mis-
mo escape Transparent es descuida.
do. Cuando la comision de corpora
clones de Nuevo Mexico falte en- orde-
mar una averiguacion sobre la queja
de arriba, Sc olvida del deber soIem-
nemente impuesto sobre la misma
por la constitution, v Sc marcho como
I'm descuidado Q un sirviente incom-
petente del pueblo, Q ambos.
Otra yez. un ciudadano Sc queja
que n compahfa de poder electrico
esta enforzando un precio excessive.
y ustedes suponian que la compania
b~rincarfa a la oportunidad de e so.
bre la materia. No es asi, la conf.
sion no ordena ninguna averiguacion,
no causa ninguna Investigation no
instituye ningunos procedimientos,
pero en- lugar, escurridamente lie pide
al %procurador general que 81 81 cree
que la comision tiene Jurisdiction So
bre una companfa de poder electrico.
Ell p%rocurador general responde que
Ell lenguaje de la constitution 10 en-
Gamma a Greer que la comision no
tiene jurisdiction sobre la materia.
Esta respuesta es transmitida al que
JAMIE, y la comlsion vanamente ina.
gina que esta safa de criticismo hos
til porque como el avestruz, ha ente.
rrado su cabeza en- la arena. Que ella.
Sc de comision es la que levanta Ia
question de su propia jurisdiction!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

Ella 10 ha hecho con bnen exito con su esposo. con su
de sus vecinos, y ella lie dir6 f~rancamente como ella
con tan excelentes resultados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

cargar TODD el trafico que pudiera so
portar.
Pero por que m%ultiplicar las ms
~tancias? 70 hare esta carrera sobre
la demostrada incompetencia de
Hugh Williams Y la solemne promesa
a los votantes de Nuevo Mexico de
poner la responsabilidad por los I'll.
trajantes precios de flete y p~asajeros
en- Nuevo Mexico exactamente donde
pertenece. ST ustedes me ELLEN, su
comision de c~orporaciones al fin de
mi termino no andara rodando acer-
ca de las dudas de su poder. 70 pro-
meto que mi tempo no sera gastado
buscando hallar devoluciones de So
brecargos, nj en- solicitar quejas que
no valgan la pena. Me esforzare en-
traer a cada corporation de servicio
publico en- ell estado baio ell manejo
de la comision. Y 81 no 10 hago, no Sc
"a debido a la opinion del p~rocurador
general-esa responsabilidad estara
con la corte suprema, el inico cuerpo
competente bajo la constitution para
interpreter los poderes de la conf
sion. En- TODD 10 que 70 pueda hacer-
la, sera n comision hambrienta por
poder. 70 nunca levantare la cues
ton de la jurisdiction de la comision
|-Yo deiare ESQ a las companias y
e~orporaciones ~acusadas. No estare
miranda constantemente poi I'm lu-
gar para esconder, pero por un lugar
para pelear.
70 aceptare 4 100 por ciento Ell ma
~nIfiesto de Ia constitution que Ia @co-
mission debera tener Ell poder y sea
obllsada con eI deber de filsr, deter
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
ANOTHER SIGN
OF STEEL PLANT
Attorney For the Corporation
Asks For Bids on Ojibway
Street

That the United States Steel corpo-
ration intends to proceed without de-
lay on the construction of its proposed
gigantic steel plant at Ojibway IL in
dictated by the fact that O. 4. Elem
ing. of Windsor. solicitor for the cor
poration, has advertised for bids for
the construction of Main-st.. Ojibway.
on which the big plant will be erected.
II do not know what the plans OF
the corporation are" said Mr.. Flem-
Ing, "but II hardly seems. probable
that they would 60 ahead with the
building of $175,000 street. IL they
did not expect to erect the plant as
planned. The street will cost in the
neighborhood OF $175,000."
The specifications for this street
provide for width of 100 feet, and to
be made OF asphalt blocks. II IL to
start at Bedford-st., Sandwich, and ex-
tend three miles and quarter through
what Is now laid out as the town OF
Ojibway and on to Turkey creek, In
Sandwich west Provision il also
made for the construction of q double
street car track. The contract IL to
be awarded within three months and
construction IL to begin in the spring
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

LIKELY In new
HAVEN CASE
Believed Grand Jury viii Hold
Some Directors Responsible
For Looting Road
MELLEN EXPECTED TO
BE STAR WITNESS
Names Of Many Men Prominent
In Financial World Found on
Systems Directorate

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-when the
federal grand jury which has been In
vestigating the affairs Of the New
York, New Haven 4 Hartford railroad
meets again next Monday. Il Il ex-
pected that indictments will be hand
ed down holding individual directors
responsible for the footing OF the road
during the regime Of Charles 8. Mel
len as president.
The recess taken by the Jury late
yesterday Is such as usually precedes
the voting OF indictments. With the
return OF indictments preparations for
the trial OF the accused directors are
expected to be made for the earliest
possible date. Mellen was q witness
before the interstate commerce COM
mission. and the grand jury which
conducted the probe into the guilt Of
the directors. For this reason IL 10
believed the former president Of the
road will be the governments star
witness In establishing the charges Of
violations Of the antitrust laws and
footing Of the road by financial Jug
Cling on the part of the directors.
Mellen has thus gained immunity from
prosecution.
Those who were directors on the
New Haven board In 1907 and during
the period covered by the grand jury
investigation follow: d. Newton Bar
ney, Charles +. BROKER. George j.
Brush. Frank w. Cheney, Charles r.
Choate, James 8. Elton. James 8. Hem
ingway, James McCrea, Charles 8.
Mellen. George McCulloch Miller, Ed
win Miller. Up. Morgan. sr., William
Rockefeller, William Skinner. Robert
w. Taft, Nathaniel Thayer. H. NICK.
Twombly. /. De Yer Warner. John H.
whittemore. McCrea and Morgan are
now dead. In 1913. Brush. Cheney,
Choate, McCrea. Morgan, Miller, MIL
ner, Thayer. Twombly and Whittemore
were no longer on the board and the
following were numbered among the
directors: Samuel Rea, John L. Bill
lard. Frederick #. Brewster. George
F. Baker. Alexander Cochrane, T. De
Witt Cuyler, Henry K McHarg. Ed
ward Milligan, Francis N. MAXWELL.
Lawrence Minot. John T. Pratt, Nor
ton r.. Platts Heaton Robertson, Sid
ney w. winslow. and Theodore N.
Vail.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
EAST SIDE WEDDING;
KNIFE; LIST OF INJURED

Joseph wolack, OF No. 36s Willis
ave. east, went to q wedding at No
sos Canneld-ave.. Monday night. with
q knife. The injured:
Frank Korczyk, n years old, of No.
593 Canneld-aye. east: stabbed In the
side.
Joseph Hickman. OF No. 934 McDou-
gall-ave.: cut on the hands.
Wolack was placed under arrest and
locked UP at the Chene-st. police sta
ton on q charge Of assault. AT the
station. Wolack was recognized ,as
one OF the men who had attacked Pa
trolman Paddock several years ago.
wolack was convicted and sentenced
to serve from two and q ha,f to i've
years for his part In the assault.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-This Kip
ling description of "'Er Majesty's
Jollies" might be applied today to the
marines and soldiers Of Uncle Sam.
according to the geographical service
reports of the war and navy depart
ments. They show that the boys In
the United States uniform are scat
tered from Pekin and the Yang-Tse
river to Alaska, and from Mexico to
the troubled republics Of Santa Do
mingo and Haiti.
The greatest numbers OF marines
and soldiers are doing service In Mex
leo or along the border. Other posts
have been drained to I'LL ND the ranks
south Of the Rio Grande.f But the
stars and stripes are still carried In
q dozen out Of the way places by Un-
Gle Sans young men.
Records of commandant General
Barnett. of the marine corps, today
show the following distribution Of
marines:
Guantanamo, 20, reduced from 200
for other foreign duty; Nicaragua. 90;
Honolulu. ia; Guam. 354; China, $50
as legation guard on duty since the
Boxer uprising: Philippines, 207; Mex.
leo. aboard vessel. LOO; at Vera
Cruz. 1900: at San Diego as Mexican
reserve, $50; Haiti and Santo Domin.
go. 704; Asistic feet (Yang-Tse river,
South islands aud elsewhere), zoe; In
home ships 631.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
JUDGE JEFF.
GOES HUNTING,
SITS ON A Bee
Whereupon, His Honor, in Night
Robe, Has to Flee the
Shack
GETAWAY is MADE
TO FARMERS HOUSE
Jurist Is Back, With Bee-Kilhng
the Only Result Of the
Hunt

Police Justice Jeffries shocked
friends and newspapermen, Sunday
by returning from 10 days hunting
"trip and declining to recite single
story OF his life In the wilderness.
| II was expected that the judge
would at least offer statistics showing
that the rate. Of mortality among rab
bis bad increased by reason Of his
hunting expedition. But ne did moth
ing OF the kind. He was cornered and
pressed for information, and the besi
he did was to, present. in a judicial
way, bald statement to the effect
that he had gone to Midland, with
Howard Bowman. police court clerk
Jack" Hartman. celebrated nimrod
and Prince" q dog with the hunting
instinct.
That's all there was to II. gentle
men,. said the Judge. and he usheret
inquirers out OF his once.
The reason for the judges silence
became known Monday. II was simply
this:
The judge sat on bee.
He was ROBBED In q night shirt al
the time, and so or 60 companions Of
the outraged bee climbed all over the
judicial frame. They became 90 In
censed that the Judge. Bowman, Hart
man and Prince had to nee from the
shack they were occupying. Like suf
ferers in the wellknown early morn
ing fires. the hunters fed through the
forest. climbed fences and finally
paused before farm house.
<~f cok thA fnA NJ
he had Weakened the farmer. "Tve been
stabbed by an angry bee. Our shack
is loaded with bees now. We have nc
place to sleep"
The farmer led the nlght-gowned pa
rade back to the hunting shack. built
a fire OF dry leaves on the floor OF the
place. and departed. The hunters
waited until all the bees had fed from
the smoke and fire. and then went tc
sleep again.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
INGRAM DECLARES
FOR CLEAN CITY
Candidate For Mayor Gambling
and Law Defiance Should
Stop

Frederick +. Ingram. Democratic
candidate for mayor, spoke before the
Board OF Commerce at noon, Tuesday,
declaring that the issue In Detroit ID
q clean city. Mr.. Ingram said:
Il am campaigning for q clean city
Conditions must Of necessity go on
from bad to worse II law-breaking Ia
not stopped Open law-breaking un-
rebuked is creating q spirit Of disre-
spect, II not contempt, for laws In gen
eral that BODIES no good for this town.
Professional gambling. whether
craps or poker, should be stopped. Re.
sorts that run games are unfair com
petition that forces honest men out OF
business or forces them into illegal
business.
Permitting law-breaking saloons to
run Ia penalizing law-abiding saloons.
Honest saloonkeepers are compelled
to pay ruinous price for being hon
est. Most saloonkeepers. IL permitted.
prefer to keep within the law. 1t IL
the incompetent and loose ones that
set the pace for law-breaking. They
are q menace 10 the town; they are q
menace to the saloon business itself
Il intend to observe the corrupt
practice act. This Is the first cleo.
ton under 1t, but am not criticisins
candidates who do not. Those accus
toned to the old ways don't see how
they can campaign and observe 1t.
Il promise you this. II am elected
as expect to be, that II will be OBJ
served In Detroit hereafter, for the
problems Of q city can not be deter
mined by the voters Of city until 1,
IFS.
II am not o Peter the Hermit or an
Ossawatomie Brown, but my determin
alton to win out Nov. is strength
ened by vision that leaps mountains
and faith that feeds on sacrifice"
| Mr.. Ingram will speak to the Broth
erhood Of the Martha Holmes church
Lincoln and Putnam, tonight, at 8 p
m. Later he will address the Brother
hood of the Warren-ave. M. e. church
at Warren and Thirtieth. Other meet
ings scheduled for Mr., Ingram are Dia
mond temple, Lawton and Grand Riv
err; Palonia hall. No. 7sS Hastings-st.
Italian lombard hall. No. ga Rivard
Forester's hall. Trombley and Chene;
Canfeld hall, Dubois and Canfeld
Boxmakers union. No. 235 Gratiot
ave-; wurn's hall, No. 1924 Gratiot
and O'Neils hall. Crane and kerche
val
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
.TOWAR'S CREAMERY
WINS FIRST PRIZE
Adds at National Dairy Show to
Honors Recently Won at
State Fair

The first prize Tor the best quality
Of market milk at the national dairy
show In the Coliseum, at Chicago. this
week. was won BY Towar's Wayne
County creamery. of Detroit. The
judging. which was done by experts
from the department Of agriculture at
Washington. was completed last night.
Word Of the winning came to this city
In telegram from w. j. Kennedy.
secretary and treasurer of the Towar
company, who Is In attendance at the
show. The Detroit milk scored IS.
The national dairy show In the big
gest exhibition Of its kind In the
country, and creameries and dairymen
from all over the United States sub
init samples In the competition.
The winning at the national dairy
show comes on top Of the success
achieved by Towar's milk at the Mich
igan state fair this fall. when II was
awarded first prize and the silk BAN
ner for the best market milk entered
In the competition here.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
UNCLE SAM LETS
OUT LAST HORSE
Fleet Of A Automobiles Does
Carriage Service for Post
Office

The horse went out OF business al
an edjunct to the Detroit postoffice
Monday afternoon. when Postmaster
William ]. Nagel reviewed the feet
OF A automobiles that now do all the
carriage service In the delivery and
collection OF mail
Notice that two Of the three-wheel
ed collection carts were being sent
here from Columbus. o.. where they
wouldn't work we'll" was the final
custer for the horse. Fourteen OF the
carts are working IL to IA hours q
day Lere. and with the two added
ones. will take care Of all collections
Eleven auto trucks haul the mail to
and from the depots and the postofiice
stations, and 16 autos, owned by car.
riers. are used In the service under
contract.
The motorcycle plays its part In the
motorized postoffice. too. Is machines
being used. under contract, by special
delivery messengers.
Postmaster Nagel is boosting" for
a government garage, on the site at
the rear OF the old postoffice building,
Larred and Griswold-sts.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
MOTHEKLESS DEER
ADOPTED BY COW
Pennsylvania Farmer Discovers
Baby Fawn Purloining Milk
Supply

GREENSBURG, Pa, Oct. 27.-Fol'
lowing Q Jersey COW which had lie.
veloped q habit of disappearing every
morning and coming home In the
evening without her usual supply OF
milk, James Wilson, whose farm ad
Joins the state game preserve near
Ligonier, discovered that the COW ID
raising q motherless fawn.
Wilson was surprised to see q
pretty fawn come from among the
underbrush and start to nurse at tha
cows side. Bossy seems well pleased
with her charge and the fawn shows
affection for the COW. Kintner b.
Rodgers, game protector, found the
mother of the fawn dead. He has
arranged with Wilson TO permit the
cow to raise the baby deer.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
PURE BLOOD MAKES
K. HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hoods sarsaparilla removes scrof-
ula, sores. boils and other eruptions,
because II drives out Of the blood
the humors that cause them. Erup-
lions cannot be successfully treated
with external applications. because
these cannot purify the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes rich.
red blood, perfects the digestion,
and builds up the whole system. In
sist on having Hoods. Get u now.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
DETROIT FRIEND
COSTS CHOWEN $40
He Was a Rude Fellow, But in a
Way Rather Likeable,.
Too

Frank Chowen, q travelling man
from Toronto. met q man, Monday.
whose views on the war agreed with
his. Il cost Mr.. Chowen $40 In cash.
his gold watch. and his overcoat.
Chowen told the police that he first
suspected that his newly.made ac-
Quaintance had evil intentions soon
after drink was purchased near
0ladwin park.
II gave the bartender $50 bill"
he said. This other fellow took the
change. asked him for the money.
! He hit me on the jaw and Knocked
me down. Well. finally let him keep
the money rather than start fuss.
and we patched up our differences"
Chowen still trusted the man.
He bought lunch for him, and con-
tinued 20 enjoy himself until evening.
The last thing Mr.. Chowen remem'
beers ia that two boys led him to the
FRANKLIN house. Mr.. Chowen told the
police he appreciated .he thoughtful.
ness of the thief In engaging two boys
to lead him home after he had been
drugged.