The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-30

| tIIlAeHS OI Odu IdHCISCO utplOIc and condemn the outrage perpe- | trated by the fiend of fends who made and set the bomb which killed and maimed men, women and child ren during the preparedness parade on Saturday. My heartfelt sympa 1 thy for the victims and their ia miles and friends is deep and sincere. Mere words cannot express my condemnation of the outrageous crime committed
 Because I abhor this crime so strongly I am not disposed to re- main silent before the remarkable accusations which have been made public in MT. Hearst's Examiner. In yesterdays issue of that paper ap peared an interview with the grand marshal of the preparedness parade 1 in which that distinguished repre- sentative of corporation which de- bauched our municipal government is represented as saying; q attri- bute the crime to the incendiary work done by one of our most pro- minent citizens at the mass meeting held Thursday night to protest ! against the preparedness parade"
 I presided at the mass meeting on Thursday evening to which he re- ferred I challenge the statement of Thornwell Mullally as wilfully malicious and false, but in keeping with the record and life of the man who made it. I have for many years treated MT. Mullally and his kind with the silent contempt they deserve, but his assurance in at tempting to place the odium of the work of assassins upon me and the citizens who attended the mass meeting which met to protest against war, militarism and the pre- paredness parade compels me to remind the people of San Fran cisco of some very black municipal history with which his activities are associated.
 Several years have passed since the graft prosecutions ended. Among the public service corpora tons involved in the bribing of pub lie officials the United Raiiway was the most prominent, and MT. Mullally, one of it's employees was indicted.
 A point had then been reached in which the only hope of CleaEi3g up San Francisco and ridding it of it's corrupt rulers lay in the tnsti- mony of one witness. MT. Mullal'y did not take a serious view of the dynamite outrage which wrecked the home of this witness and but for miracle would have taken the lives of innocent men, women and children and for which the poor duped tool who exploded the bomb is now serving life sentence in San Quentin. Apparently MT. Mullally | LHOuSHI tHOoS udppShAh6o h"o oSSh | forgotten.
 The shooting of MT. Heney while performing his sworn duty as dep- uty district attorney during the trial of graft defendant was another outrage which occurred during this interesting period of MT. Mullally's life. I do not recall that he went out of his way to de- nounce that outrage. l can not think of any previous out rage or injustice that MT. Mullally has taken the trouble to denounce and I can think ot many in which he went to the other extreme. It is an insult to decent, law abiding citizens of San Francisco to have this employe of the United Railways so brazenly pose as pa- triot and defender of the law. l face the people of San Francisco !! feeling sure that those who are honest and informed do not doubt my loyalty to law and order with strict justice for all.-S. F. Bull