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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
Reports of Victory
by Germans in Galica
are Denied by Russia

Washington. May 6.-The Russian
embassy today received the following
dispatch from the Russian minister
of foreign affairs:
The reports from Berlin and
Vienna OF victory gained by the
Germans and Austrians In western
Galicia are absolutely unfounded.
The battles that are proceeding now
in that region give no foundation
Whatever TO talk even OF a partial
success OF our. enemies You are ask
ed to contradict most emphatically
the reports spread by the Germans. 3"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07

ne himself would at least be still a
King In Graudenz or that the king OF
Prussia, fugitive in his own domin-
ions though he might be, would az
least be King of unsurrendered Grau-
denz still
The sons OF Courbiere. Prussian TO
the core, resented the former interpre
tation and always said their father
was too modest a man to be guilty OF
the braggadocio construction un-
friendly persons had given his words.
In any case the time came when
Courbiere ceased to make his replies
TO SaVary in writing. The tone OF the
french notes became overbearlng;
and the last one was insufferable in
It's insolence. An entry In the fortress
records contains the words: I'VE am
swered this with bombs and bullets I"
Mastered Several Styles of Epigram.
courbiere, 1t will be seen. was a
master of more than one style Of epi-
gram.
In May the fourth month Of the in
vestment, the French opehed on the
fortress from the left bank of the Wis.,
tula with twelve-pounders
On June 80 they were within $50
PAGES of the fortress.
On the 9th of July, the sixth month,
the war ended in the truce and subse-
quent peace of Tilsit.
In the same month q grateful king
then at Memel, signed the patent
which made Courbiere field mar
shal.
But the old mans troubles were by
no means over
For five months after the signing
of the treaty the siege of Graudenz
was continued by the Saxons in vio-
lation of all the general terms OF
peace and in explicit violation of ar
ticle III of the treaty
Withstood Even Pcridity.
But 12-pounders plus even perfldity
could not beat Courbiere on Decem-
ber IL, 1907, the siege was abandon
ed. II had lasted forty-three weeks
and two days.
Three and a half years later, on
July 25, 1911. Courbiere died. He
was IS years, months old His wife,
born Weiss vonTannenberg, had pre-
ceded him by two years. BY his wish
he was laid by her side on bastion
three behind the arsenal OF the for
Iress, which now bears his name. II
was the spot where he had been wont
10 observe through eleven long and
weary months, the movements of the
French, Saxons, and Poles.
>~~~--~~~~~~~~~~o~~-~~~~~
Continued ON Page Six.)
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
SIEGEL BANKRUPTCY
SETTLED AT 27 Ia

WTFEl
Boston, May Ga final settlement
OF the claims against the Henry Sic
gel company of Boston, on basis
or ~ Ia per cent. was approved to-
day by j. M. Olmstead, a referee in
bankruptcy. The settlement was ef-
feeted through the withdrawal of a
claim of $2,000,O00 for the lease of
the store building occupied by the
company. About $4,000 will he di-
Vlded among the l,700 creditors.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
BEL GIAN BANK NOTES
DEBARRED FROM ENGLAND

IaT MoRNiNo 9puHNAt sFtelNt Lstatp WINFl
London. May (6.26 p. m.l--An
official proclamation announced today
prohibits the entry into Great Brit
ain OF Belgian bank notes.
The prohibition of the expectation
of British coal anywhere except 10
British possessions or 60 Great
Brltain's allies, also was Officially ga
zetted today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
BATTLE IN GAIICIA COMPARED
TO CHANCELL ORSVILLE

Vienna. May 6. D. m. (via London.
f;os p m.)-The strategic achieve
ment of rolling up hostile battle
front by thanking attack. of which
is one of the SUCCESS
full examples in modern history is
now in progress in West Gaiicia. Fa-
vored by continued good weather,
mile after mile of the Russian Car
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07

the brotherhood OF Federated Labor
Employees charged that w. q. Lee,
president OF the brotherhood Of Rail-
road Trainmen. was a traitor to his
fellows In the Altoona STRIFE, In that
he deserted the shopmen after prom
ising them support. Lee will be asked
to reply to the charges
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
storm KiIIs Six.

Jennings. La, May B.--One whIte
man and five negroes were killed and
about twenty-five persons injured in
~ wind storm at Mermentaum late to-
day Several buildings were destroyed
The wind struck the town suddenly
from a southwesterly direction, ac-
cording to information received here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
ALLEGED MURDERER
RELEASED FROM JAIL
tsr aoas,no .ov.n.. s,.e,.. ,s..,o u,..,

Galesburg, ILL.,, May 6.--"Lovey'
Mitchell, who has been held In War
rem county jail. charged with the
murder OF the Dawson family atI
Monmouth, was released today be-
cause the circuit court grand jury
neglected 10 take any action In his
case.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
London nGermanx.v aNol Yct. /,

London May Am absent-minded
employe of French business house
recently addressed a letter to a Lon
don client to London. Germany" II
reached its destination here safely.
but In passing through the London
post the word Allemagne Germany
was underlined and endorsed in red
pencil. Not yet"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07
COurblere Not a Braggart.

Long after Courbiere was dead there
arose futile controversy as to
whether the general had meant that
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-07

or the operations in the Darda-
nelles up TO Sunday, Premier Asquith
gave the house of commons some
news this afternoon, although the
number of troops landed was with
held. As $4,000 we're landed the first
day and the Decentralization contin.
ued for q week. while the French
have also Joined the British and Aus
tralaslans on the Gallipoi peninsula
II Is apparent that the force is u
formidable one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
SEARCH WORLD
FOR A LAWYER
Att"rn", Wanted to Clear Up Estate:
sister seeks Removal Of Samuel
Van Wyck lee ns Executor.

NEW YORK. Feb 9. Detectives
lawyers uud relatives are searching In
AN parts of the world Tor Samuel
Van Wyck Lee. attorncy who is an
executor NJ an estate of t2O0.OOO left
by Robert perno Lee. h.s father
Miss Anna Haight Lee obtained am
order from Surrogate Fowler tu serve
notice upon Mr.. Lee her brother. h.
publication I'm am action tu have him
removed as trustyfa and executor NJ
her parents esta'N Mr.. Leo Is said
10 bee a lincal descendant of Light
Horse Harry L.n Of Er.omuoum,
war fame.
Miss Lee asserts that her brother.
who lived with her n the old lee rrs-
donce, nt 80 East Sxty-sccoud street.
disappeared two months ago
Mr. Lee occupied a law office rl -G
william street with his brother. Rob
ert Perlne Lee 70 coeXecutor OF their
parents estate Robert Perlno Lee
is made defendant In the action
brought by his sister, owing to the
fact that ne has been confined f1 90
hospital at Amiuvlle, l.. l., suffering
from a nervous breakdown since
1879 Miss Lee believes that me- win
not be able 10 resume his par, iu the
management of The property
According to the contentious NJ
Miss Lee her brother Samuel Van
Wyck Lee. has had almost entire
charge Of tho estate OF her father
since Robert pnrine Lee pbcamc 800
two years ago The estate was largely
In securities. t Is sad. ana Mss Lee
has no knowledge Of the present con
dtion OF It's affairs
Robert prrlup Lee. sr.. by his viii
divided his property In equnl shares
among the daughter and sons Each
son received hi. interest In the estate
outright The share Of Miss Lee was
to he held lu must, but on the con
dltlon that IL She became dissatisfied
with the mannrr In which tho prop
erty was apply for the appointment
Of trust managed she would have
the right 90 company to act as exec
utor In place of her brothers
AN indication that the elder Mr.
Lee believed some disagreement
might arise among his children mp.
pears In his WILL which directed that
all engraving paintings. silver and
personal effects he divided umlunlly
among the two sons and daughter
II they could nul agrca, he said, they
must accept the decision Of Thodore
Ice, his brother
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
WOMAN MARSHAL JAILS
TWO; coon RESOIITION

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
FOOD VALUE OF A QUART or
MILK

Every one has very good rdtl a. ,1
the size or quantity of quart Of milk
Ecry Ccv ,f rs know cha, d, ,,..ot. ,
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~. ~ , '.' wv, p''''',' ''' '''
."' Ut, '"'' j." q thousand N'' any
Nn'"ic'Sr us To the comparative food
value OF a quart or two pounds OF
sweet milk compared with other 10.
tclcs Of common use i0r food on the
table Most of Ms have regarded milk
as a drink rather than as 900 article of
food that may be relied upon 10 give
strength and sustain hic According
to authorities whose Lu,nc., i, is to
determine these thing, f.r u.. , quart
OF milk ha, the same i.I value as a
half pound ui cheese. NnI sustain HE
as long as half dozen rgg, and 4, equal
To three fourth, of d pound of beef
steak one quart OF milk o., equal TO
more than four pound. of oysters. live
and one.haIi pounds of cabbage and
seven pound, OF t0mll1c. a quart Of
milk is equal 90 sry and half ounce,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
WOMEN CHOOSE SALOON
MAN; ANSWERS IDEALS

NEW YORK, Feb 3. Some time
ago the Women's Democratic club ot
the Second ward advertised Tor an
aldermanlc candidate It was an
nounced that 10 receive the mdorse
ment OF the club the successful ap-
pllcant would have To be.
A clean, respectable citizen
A posscssor of horse sense, not nee
essarily q college graduate
4 friend of woman suffrage. an
advocate NJ suhwnys. a voter for
bathing beaches and Fairgrounds
A leader not a follower; a man ot
constructive ability
six replies We're received. The an
pllcants were a machlnist, brok
en- q clergyman manufacturer a
physician and a saluonkoeper.
The announcement " the lucky
candidate to whom goes the support
" the club Was made at a meeting
at Sjb5 Cottage Grove avenue. The
saloon Keeper won
lie is Al Russell, proprietor Of a
saloon at 2i6s South state street.
who already had received the An
dorsement Of the mems regular Dem
ocratic organization Of the ward.
The unsuccessful asplrants who nm.
swered the women's advertisement
arc.
Ernest Glsslcr f. H. Dempsey. r.
NJ. Schlacks Edward NJ Carey and
Dr John Reersher
There was faint suspicion In
the minds Of the audience that maybe
the women had been influenced more
by the choice Of their more expe-
rlenced party members than by the
letters written by the ambitious can
dldates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
MEASURE TO PROTECT QUAIL
IS REPORTED On FAVOR ABI \

A report ~ the house committee ON
fish ana game, recommending the paS
sage NJ a hill 10 prohibit the killing OF
punll I'm oklahoma for five years. was
Sustained by vote NJ the house. A
minority report that the hin dc not
wss was voted down Representative
Lennon declared that the quail are
worth SlOoOOnooO IN the farmers NJ
Nu state and should not be- killed hv
lnu farmer, of the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
JORS NRE ARRANGED FOR
UNEMPLOYED OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO Feb. 3-Many unem
pIoycd men bearing cards Of identifi.
cation from the municipal department
NJ public welfare win be given i'm.
mediate employment as the result OF a
campaign started today by the Chicago
industrial commission.
Presidents NJ two concerns which
employ thousands ~ workers gave
men employment performing tasks
which had been planned for two
later Investigators for the
committee will be sent through the
city IN urge employers 10 make a
place for ~ many men or women a.
possible"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
STUDENT NIBU ULANCES
ARE GIVEN RED CROSS

WASHINGTON, u. G., Feb 3. The
seventeen automobile Omhulanccs do
uated boy Harvard aud Yale students
have been turned over to the Amerl-
can Red Cross and win be- shipped
To Europe soon for service ON the hat,
tlefield The ambulances arp khaki
covered aud hear huge red cross on
a field Of white.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
MYSTERIOUS CRUISER ASKS
WHERE ABOuTS or STEAMER

NEW YORK;. Feb g. A fou, fun.
nrIrd cruiser thought nt the time to
be- either the German Karlsruhe ur
the British cruiser suffolk. spoke to
The steamer Isabella the night uf
january 10 I'm West Indian waters.
according 10 declarations mudr today
hy the lsubollu's officers on their ar
rival here.
The wurshIp asked AZ to the where
ahouls NJ the former Hamburg Amcrl
rm Iiunr President converted into u
Grrmuu auxiliary cruiser The meet
INK occurred while the steamer was
OH her way from San Juan To Maya
gucz another Porto Rlcau port II
was tno dark to establish the war,hiu e
identify The officers said
The Karlsruhe has four tunnels the
GufF.IL ..,1, thr.a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
DAVIS WANTS ADVANCE
or ANTITRUST HEARING

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Solicitor
General Davis today asked the su-
preme court 10 advance the govern
ment's antitrust suit against the In
ternationnl Harvester company for ar
gument during the present term. He
suggested the first Monday In April
and counsel for the company con.
Curpsh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
FEWER PRECIOUS STONE
IMPORTS ARE RECORDED

NEW YORK, Feb. s. Importation
Of precious stones for January was
nearly SlOOOOOO less than In the
same month last year and more than
AO000OO less than In january, l0l3
according to the statement made pub
lie today at the office Of the United
States appraiser Of merchandise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
NuWCNN LENGUE OWNERS
CONSIDERING DRAFT RULE

.EW YORK. Feb Tho pro.
r0.U 'n me- the draft rule from the
... "A leagues the question NJ re-.
du.mc rnu playing limit OF 2l players
nuH adoption of the schedule for the
coming season were the matters up
for consideration at the meeting here
today u' rhr American league club
owners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
PRNNER SEIZURE INCIDENT
Is REGARDED NS CLOSED

ROME Feb g. The Vatican re-
ccived last night a dispatch from
Paris saying the French authorities
were satisfied with the explanation
OF the tex, OF Pope Rrncdicrs prayer
tor peace which had been given them
by Cardinal Annette. archbishop of
Paris The incident now Is regarded
as closed
The Paris police last Sunday seized
some copies Of peace prayer OF
the pope destined TO be- read In all
churches ON Sunday February z II
was explained that the government
feared some expressions In the prayer
might he misunderstood MunNguor
Annette interpreted the text to the
authorities, whcrcupun the embargo
on the prayer was promptly with
drawn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

The opportunity is yours. Turn to
the Want Ads.
The promoter is a sort Of drum ma.
iOr OF Industry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
Rev. Walter o. Kinsolying Of New

York city, Is expected to arrive In
Oklahoma city Friday Rev. Kinsoly
ing who has been associnted for some
time with the Holy Trinity church Of
New York city will assume the din.
tisc of dean " 81 pauls cathedral
and rector " the parish ON his ar.
rival here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
DEMOCRATS ARE
NOT CONSIDERED
Plans 10 Pass Ship bill Ignore Bolt
ers and Propose 10 Please progrr,
siyr Republicans.

,,.................
WASH N''l'N, lr' '.....N
Euhld'd pans "i lI'" "'W'. ".m..
llnll'h Democrats Tor saving OBJ. Nu
ml developed TODAY 10. leaving lm.
""''IhH Democrats "ui of OBJ" n. ."u
'nL 'UllrrlN nnI MAXIM Tho hl.. H.r'"
uIir to enough Progressive N.m.I.
can, I" overcome 'l' I'i'''l"m
me pIul u~ flnn'IN U.r.rI u.uu
M"' Z" instruct ~ 'n amendment to
tue I'"l'"h l." Ir'"hnI' '.' commerce
''"''" Zee u" return '." n'. with
amendments l""Nldlll- '.n Nh" -'N
'',"'''' 'h"'liI NOT '". .HIur lo Wrl.
WI" corporations i"' period longer
,'nI' WI, - months "hu '.'' uo ships N
"''I'E''''' n''"n' ' bought which
M"u'u u,''Urh the h'.''"I'' "i the
I,llr' NlIlrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

An action was brought before
Judge W " zwlck In county court
odny by + Il. and ID G. Kolp to re,
ovsr Sl4S damages alleged to have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
President Schan Of the Missouri

iiVhuVN 7""hii VI Nht hlNNOuFi,
KANSAS a IrNns RAILWAY company
has announced that effective Iruu
Hry J. W 4 webb formrr, general
manager DulH,, Tex. is appointed
vice president " T. Williams l- uu
pointed general manager with nnod
quarters ut Parsons. Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
Santa Fe Freight Agent +. j. Rest
went to Guthrie Tuesday on businrs,
Edward II. Cook. president Of the

Edward H. COOK. president Of the
State National bank, was elected
president Of the Oklahoma city Clear
ing House association to succeed VII.
liam Mrc at the annual meeting held
Tuesday afternoon + j. Wikoff
Vice president, and r. . Wundprllch
manager. were re- elected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
iassed finally yesterday

'"' TOH"-V VHHNtW TIIIHIIN FtSIFIUHN
afternoon the senate Joint resolution
by Thomns establishing two fish
hatcherlcs In the state. Although the
places are not designated In the reso
lutlon II Is understood TINT nm effort
VIII he made 10 establish one at Med
iclne Park, near Lawton. aud the
other at Tahleuuah.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
A series Of Wangelistle meetings

n series OF evangeliStlc meetings
began Tuesday night at the Capitol
liill Christian church with State See.
retary A. r. Splcer AZ leader The
opening message was 1.-THE Certainty
Of Knowledge Factor In Christian
Fidelity" The subject last night was
"rhe Divine Trade Marks of n win.
ming Church" A short Bible study
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

4 sult Is before Diiricl Judge
llayson today In which Mabel 1hnyer
= endeavorlng to have the deed to
certain property purchased from G.,
,. Andrews rescmded and the pur
'hase price refunded She ALLEGES
Misrepresentation IN the sale ns to the
Ocatinn " the property.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
Willard chapter Of the W. {. 7. L.

met this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs George +, Buck. 1902 West First
street The ndyiNbility of giving
scientific instruction In the public
schools on the liquor question aud
other topics were discussed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
DR. !. II, Crouch, held In the roun.

VT ~ W. OrOuch, held IN the cOun.
V Jail ON the technical charge NJ
mnnslnughter for his admitted per
formnncc NJ nm operation upon Mary
summons was Nrruigncd Tuesday uf
icrnoon after the coroner's inquest be-
fore Justice W =. Hawkins, where
the operation was admitted hut that
IT, wns the cause NJ the death denied
Hearing was set for next Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
\ divorce was granted 10 Vlolette

u Jones Tuesda, afternoon by Dis.
tict Judge r. u Oldfleld setting
aside her marriage to J. W. Jones
and giving her the custody NJ their
u BNearOld child
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Methodist church met Wednesday AFT.
erno0n NJ . 30 o'clock instead " Fri
day afternoon ns had been planned
The change IN date was made owing IN
the stnte'S banquet which Is tu hc held
nj the church Friday evening from q
lO o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
The sult Of Mr.. Katherine Klock

against Bird Griffith for 5000 dam
ages alleged lu have been sustained
from falling over u wire stretched
over path was dismissed Tuesday
afternoon In the district court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
The yarious .tate. Of lhe union MIN

THt NAFIOus sIAIrs OF Ihe union viii
be- represented at the annual states
banquet to hc served by the Ladies'
Aid Society VI the First Methodist
church In the church parlors Friday
night The decorations will represent
the different state seals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
John Arent Of Minden. Neb.. has

JOhn Aren't OF Mlnuel, Neb., has
bought the concrete building at 2lS
West Second street NJ the g, Il. Stone
Realty company paying S2O,OOO MIR
Aren't has several holdings In okla
homn city and throughout the state
and has made the purchase purely for
investment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

Jake Burwell. charged with the
'heft " a diamond ring claimed to be-
The property n W II Paul, was
bound over hy Justice VI the Peace
bonnell this morning to action " the
iistrlct court nnd In default ~ $1,000
bond was coudgucd tn the county Jail.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

Citizens Of Okemah TO the number
NJ l30 NJ all parties. have sent q
communication, To Governor Williams
expressing their approval " his puli
cies nN outlined In his message and
express the hope that they viii hr
carried out 10y the legislature insofar
ns II may he possible 10 do So. The
Dkemah people predict there will be-
prosperous times Tor the state. ano
with the enforcement NJ the pollcle,
NJ the governor they look for an era
VI good feeling aud conlcntment
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-22
VICTIMS BURNED ALIVE.

CARLISLE, ENGLAND, MAY 22.--
ONE HUNDRED ARE REPORTED
KILLED AND MANY INJURED
WHEN THREE PASSENGER
TRAINS COLLlDED ON THE GALE
DOMAIN RAILWAY NEAR GRET.
MA. THE DEBRIS IGNITED AND
THE VICTIMS WERE BURNED
ALIVE. FORTY BODIES HAVE
BEEN RECOVERED. MANY SOL
DIERS WE'RE KILLED.
A troop train collided head-on with
passenger express and before the
danger signal was set, Il second eX-
press, travelling speedily, crashed into
the wreck. The boiler of the third
locomotive exploded, firing the de.
bris. The wreckage burned rapidly
and many were incinerated, it is
thought, beneath the timbers.
Special trains of physicians and
nurses were rushed from Carlisle and
3 Red Cross detachments were sum
moned
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-22
On Lottery Charges.

Los Angeles, May 22-District AT
torney Woolwine today told of the
status of Larry Sullivan, detective,
arrested in connection with investiga-
tion of an alleged lottery ring. 1t was
reported that Sullivan is employed by
the district attorney. Woolwine de
MED this, He admitted that he en-
ployed Sullivan early in the Sebastian
case and that he made one report re-
garding the Victoria Desparte charge,
but declared he is not employed now
]. P. Buckley, also arrested, admit
ted peddling Hermosilio lottery TX
cts, the police allege. ~
w. H. H. Young, another suspect,
told the reporters:
Trades people of alt classes bought
tickets from our agents. For L. yeas
| have operated lotteries IN Southern
California. | won $4,000 for rival
companies. | am through now. 1t is
a rotten game"