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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

qulrcmeut Tho official govern.
meni stamp Is provided for that
purpose, and the fee IL fixed. /
have nothing TO do with that.
Tho ncw Russian society has
- members. There are Goo Rus
SLAMS In Seattle. Tho society Is
not representative OF tho colony
here. When the question OF send
ing back political refugees to Rus
STA came M. was instructed TO
get my Information about tho april.
cants from the Russian Labor
union. and | have taken counsel
with that society. which IL far
moro representative than the new
one"
Fndlay declares that. even in the
presence Of the detective. the con
sui was abusive.
See the consul IL reported TO
have SAID. Eneeringly. there "a Or
l.apldcwsh. an American citizen.
and TWO Jews and they talk about
Russia"
FindlGy. tho elected TO tho duma,
was never permitted TO serve In
that body, az he was arrested on
political charge. and had to make
his escape TO the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

A jaunty little Black Lis
ere Hat, has turned its brim
upward and outward. being
caught AZ the side-front
with a French gray gros-
grain ribbon, put on in a
novel manner; SAYS.
Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

That the submarine ~ n weapon
OF warfare. despite it, effectiveness
In tho great world struggle now rag.
inE. only has begun TO be developed
Is the opinion OF Capt Louis Sorcho.
An expert on submarine mechanics.
who will fiil a Seattle vaudeville en-.
gaEement al the PantAgcs next
week
Here are some o, tho possibilities
OF the deadly undersea fighter
which Capt S0rcho believes will be
realized In tho near future
Armored subs lmponetrable 20
tho armament usually carried by
merchant shipa or light guns
Combined turrct and perincopc.
making u unnecessary for the sub
TO vise above the water 20 inrlict
damage with gun
Automatic location device. by
means OF which lost suh can be
located II Il 10 unable TO rise.
mosquito sub. operated by one
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SLAV CONSUL UNDER
FIRE IN SEATTLE.
Continued From Page /.

sian colony here
Dr i.apidewski. Findlay. and NJ
/ gllycrberg were a committee OF
three who mot with the consul
! Wednesday. when the consul. II Is
alleged. called up the police head.
quarters and asked for a body
guard. He told thu police he had
been informed the committee in
tended to assault him.
In tho presence OF Detective
/ Waechter. the conference then en-
sued. but has evidently not been
1 satisfactory To either side.
Specific Accusations
Tho specific accusations against
the consul are:
That he gave government money.
allotted for the purpose OF defray-
Ing the transportation Of political
eKiles. 20 anarchists. opposed 10
any form OF government. and TO
cihers particularly opposed TO the
ruvlsional government.
| That he has been extensively dis.
eliminating against Jews. altho tho
new government has granted them
equal rights with other subjects.
That he has refused TO distln.
guish between political refugees
and ordinary criminals in the issu-
ance OF passports.
Says He Collects Fec
That he has collected 70 cents from
each applicant for a passport for
! placing tho official stamp on the
| document. altho such fee. 70 is
not demanded by the embassy at
/ Washington. ID. c.
IL recognize the provisional gov
eminent" the consul told The STAR
"or I would resign. as the Washing
/ ton ambassador did. recognize
any government tho people OF Rus.
STA recognize. am here TO obey
! them"
He denied that he discriminatcs
| against the Jews. and cited ono
case where he claims he LET men.
I Der OF that faith have transporta.
1 ton MS n political exile
When | issue passport 10 a
/ Russian subject. / do so after In.
quiry and satisfaction that he IL
/ not an anarchist or n criminal" he
| said These names are sent TO
Russia, where the persons who may
have lied TO me. can be apprehend.
| ed.
Says Fee 10 Fixed
II have sent back some socialista.
but no anarchists. 10 my Lnowl-
edge. | sent no one back who was
opposed 10 the government.
AS to my charging a fee on pass
ports, that 10 a government re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

two or three men. aud launched
from mother ship
i believe tbs Hnhmarine IL the
keynote 20 the navy OF the future.
says Capt Sorcho and It's poualbil.
tiles are only being dreamed OF nov
The arm ored submarine and other
Improvements on the present type
OF craft. and II. operation OF n. will
releEh,e the armorcd battleship TO
the scrap heap. IN my opinion. for
tho sub will be batileship itself.
4 have practically completed a de.
vice ~nich will make Il impossible.
10 lose "A submarine AZ depth OF
Natnr less than 500 feet. This In n
telephone incloaed In n globe. which
will automatically risr 10 the sur
face %, the water 4 bell will ring
for - hours. attracting the aitrn-
ton 10 the ball aud ia nag. which
will floa, on the surface. The find.
er can communicate with the men
In the submarine
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Washington

rrHs1 iFfsss Nfsff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. April II
Under forced araf; pressure. the
senate began today. a; 10 a. m.
two hours earlier than the
house--its concluding drive 20
put thru the presidents sclee.
tive eonserip,ion plan for rails
ing an army.
a night session 10 In prospee.
In the upper house. sixteen
senators have said they would
speak.
Three great things TO convince
the enemy OF the futiiity OF oontinu
lng the terrible struggle are ncces
sary." declared Senator Jones
Washington. favorinE conscription
In opening the debate.
We should frat drill. train
equip and make ready at the EARL
est stage. an army Of 1000, 00t
men: second. No should conserve
our natural resources and human
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

Neat, simple and attrac-
tive is a wide bum Liserc
Hat. with edge OF horse hair
braid. the trimming being
tiny wisps OF feathers and
small tailored bows OF rib
bon; SAYS.
OND FLOOR-THE bon MARCl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

II have sent back some socialists.
but no anarchists. 10 my Lnowl-
edge. ! sent no one back who was
opposed 10 the government.
AS to my charging fee on pass.
ports. that 10 government re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

Artistic in shape and cas-
lis worn is 4 Black Llserc
Sailor with the edge and
under ilange 81 white gros-
grain ribbon. II Is trimmed
with a black ribbon band
and two glossy quilts SAYS.
e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
JONES FOR DRAFT
Washington Senator Backs Consumption

power by destroying turnout the
nation tho liquor traffic. thlrd. we
should stamp our profession Of
democracy with the seal % SINGER.
ity by enfranchlalng tho integrity
intelligence. puriiyand lofty patriot
lam OF our women" Jones declared.
mo substantial or oycrpowcring
reason 10 presented" no said
against draft II IL said 20 be un.
democratic So IN war undomo-
cratic. We must wage II with mil.
ltary efficlonry Effective methods
must not DO discarded because they
seem contrary TO our ideals OF
peace.
Democracy r. again on trial.
Lord NorthcilTe says. Democracy
Il n bad war maker That IL true.
Il IN true not only because democ.
racy abhora war and 10 not trained
10 war. but because az divided coun.
sells and responsibilities when 1t ls
forced into var
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
THE Bon MARCHE
Smart Hats
SIS
The Newesi. the Preiiiesi, the Ciepersd Models
We Have Been Able 10 Show al the
Price This Season

You will buy one OF these Hats. we arc sure,
when you see how smart they are-oi Milan
hemp. Milan, lisere, ribbon lace brims and nov
city braids. Lots OF black aud popular shades
as well-with lovely trimmings OF burnt goose,
glycerined ostrich. flowers ribbons and wings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
TWO MEN SHOT
BY SAME PISTOL
Frank Baldwin and Pvt.
Bryan Morton, Wounded,
Arrested By Police.

Two men were wounded in an alleged
fight over a pistol Friday Afternoon in
the Southern hotel. Second and FL Paso
streets Frank Baldwin, q Greek. was
shot through the right shoulder, the
bullet entering the back and coming
out near the right nipple. Pvt Bryan
Morton, of company X, Seventh infan-
try. was wounded beneath the left eye,
the bullet slancins from the cheek
bone and lodging in the neck Morton
also received a broken leg when he
stumbled and fell down a flight Of
stairs after being shot The same pis-
toi is said 10 have wounded both men.
Officers Find Morton Unconscious.
Police officers headed by Capts Hall
and J. Z Stowe. responding 10 an alarm
OF the shooting. found Morton In an
unconscious condition on the floor OF
the office OF the hotel Baldwin was
later located at a theater near Il Paso
and Overland streets. He was taken TO
the emergency hospital by private
Burril, driver of the military patrol
motor. while Morton was also taken
there later.
Girl Figures In Case.
Morton, in a statement made at the
police station, declared that he was
soldier Of the Seventh infantry, hav-
ing enlisted under the name OF Marshal
Dell Baldwin is reported TO have come
10 Ell Paso q few months ago from
Dallas. Texas The shooting. II is said
DF the police. was over Ruby Adams,
SAID 10 be sister OF Morton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
LITTLE Boobies PA r, WILLIAM r. KIRK

= WAS reeding a butiful old story
today. sed Ma to Pa wen he cain
u hoam last mite. a story about
swords & a Iady's hand < brave days
Those times has gone with mortal pee
pull. sed Ma
Yes indeed. sed Pa Wen a bomb
drops out OF the air on q gent, his
sword is only in the way. There are
no moar 'braiv days except wedding
days. Pa sed
This story tells about a man that
was CRATE rogue in Paris. sed Ma
He was a crate rogue but he was also
a CRATE swordsmsn & a crate poet,
his naim was Fransws VfIlun.
wonder II he was a ancestor Of
Eister Villa OF Mexico. sed Pa. 1 wud-
dent be surprised
Maybe. sed Ma, but anyway he was
vary brite yung man & deserved
10 succeed. He was took TO a Kings
court the King let him boss Paris
for a week. sed Ma The King told
him that after ne had felt like a boss
for a week he wud be hanged.
Fine, sed Pa 7 used TO have a boss
wen J was a kid that ought to have
been hanged. Pa sed. was five min
nits lait one day & he fined me q
nickel
Well. sed Ma. thase is a butiful love
was in love with a butiful gurl & he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

made sum verses for her & won he
luv-
That is old stunt with poets, SEE
"a Do YOU remember how / mad.
sum verses for you out in Wisconsin
q made you fall in love with me?
remember those verses well. sec
Ma married you in spite of them
K because 1 knew you cain from a
good family.
You toald me you thought thay war
divine verses. sed Pa
1 didn't want 20 brake yure hart
Ma sed. I have the first verse yet
1 memmerized II, sed Ma This is the
way II went:
You are the fairest damseI in Eau
Claire.
with luyly eyes < lots OF raven hair.
& wud marry you * heer Loves calls
Eeven II you had cain from Chippewa
Falls.
II dosent sound vary we'll now.
is the way ] rote il?
Sure. sed Ma. The eevl that men
DO lives after them BObbie. sed Ma
wen you grow up newer try to rite
poetry to CURL She viii keen il 4
wen she feels sad she viii look at il
& laff
wont newer rite any poetry, I
promised Ma
You prubly viii wen you git calder.
sed Pa. IL is In yure blood. the blood
OF poets. You viii meet sum fair
yung maid & sum mite. out in a garden
OF roses. you will say poetry OF yure
own 10 her sed Pa. & she will trem-
bel With deelite- Wimmen luv the bu-
tiful. sed Pa, poetry. ant. jewels. etc
es, sed Ma. a. she will marry Won
& heer Loves calls. eeven II she has
calm from Chippewa Falls. Ha Ia,
sed Ma
Then Pa got kind OF red in the face
< dident say any moar to Ma & me.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
INDEPENDENTS
PUT OFF REPORT
Committee Fails to Deter
mine Candidates to Oppose
Democratic Ticket.

Announcement that the executive
/ committee, whose expected report was
/ TO have been made Friday night, would
not be in readiness for the report until
next Tuesday, was made at a meeting
o. the Independent Voters league, at
tended by 20 members, Friday night in
the 41st district court room. The COM
bittee was appointed at meeting held
"Wednesday night for the purpose OF
considering nominations OF candidates
for the various city offices in the cleo
ton in April. As many persons who
we're elected on the committee refused
10 serve because they said they were
supporting the Davis ticket, the com
nittee does not comprise over 10 mem
oers, and was not ready TO submit g
report Friday night.
Four Proposed Candidates Refuse.
Chairman John 7. Hill, who called
the meeting TO order. stated that the
men who were nominated for the alder
manic offices az the previous meeting,
had refused to run The idea of tie
league, according to Mr.. Hill, WaF to
nominate men who would run for the
offices, irrespective as to who they are.
Mr.. Hill said that in the past when
candidates were running for office hey
found II necessary TO put up $4,000 for
a $500 office. but there would be moth
ing of the kind in this campaign.
Some Favor Straight Ticket
Several men al the meeting were IN
favor Of nominating another straight
ticket 10 be placed against the Davis
Democratic ticket Friday night. The
executive committee, however. Is con
desirable nominees for the diff
ferent offices and will report Tuesday
night
Vance Says VIII Withdraw.
j. ". vance, who was named as I
member Of the executive committee at /
the Wednesday night meeting. stated /
Friday afternoon that his name had I
been placed before the meeting without /
his consent and therefore he intended
10 withdraw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

will take place Wednesday night at the
new pOstOffice site, corner Stanton and
Mills, and a program which will please
every cattleman is being arranged BY
the convention entertainment commit
tee.
The women who will be visitors IL
Fl PasO are also to be fittingly enter
tanned On Wednesday a musical and
reception for them will be held at $50
o'clock al the Woman's club. Automo-
bile rides and a series OF receptions are
also planned
Convention Open D. M. Tuesday.
The business sessions OF the associa-
ton will be held on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. The first meeting
will take place at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the Texas Grand theater.
On Wednesday and Thursday the bust
ness meetings will begin promptly at
9:45 a. N.
The executive committee OF the Pan
handle & Southwestern Stockmen's as
ISOLATION viii meet Monday morning at
$3.50 o'clock on the meZZs nine floor Of
the First National bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
SAN FRANCISCO HEARS MRS.
FUNST0N'S PENSION ONLY $50

telegram received Friday at the
mayors office from Edward Rainev.
secretary to the mayor of San Fran
cisco. stated that word that the bouse
or representatives may attempt 10 cut
down the pension Of Mrs. Frederick
Funston TO $50 a month has reached
San francisco The telegram asked
that mayor Lea get in touch with the
congressman from this district for the
purpose Of frustrating this plan. Mr..
Rainey states that, as Mrs Funston
mas three small children TO rear and
IS necessary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
COWNEN To GET
ROYAL WELCOME
Big Features to Be Military
Parade and Review, Tues
day, Opening Day.

81 RaSO VIII royalty entertain the
cattlemen OF the southwest next week
when the members Of the Panhandle
& Southwestern Stockmen's ASSOCIATION
meet here for their 18th annual con-
ventIon on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. About 5000 visitors are ex-
pscted and the city VIII be turned over
&c the members, their families and
other visitors during the entire week.
The entertainment VIII open win caba-
ret features IN Hotels Sheldon and Paso
del Norte Monday night
= program of army drills and re-
views, band concerts, smokers, paradeS'
dances and other diversions mas been
arranged by chamber OF commerce
committees. One Of the leading fea-
lures will be the military reviews
which are being arranged through ths
courtesy OF Brig. Gen. George Bell Jr-i
commander OF the FL Paso military dis
trict. and Brig. Gen Eben swift, COM
mander OF the cavalry division OF me
United States army
Military Parade Tuesday, n m
4 parade and review Of all military
examinations stationed at El Paso,
which VIII include both regulars and
national guardsmen, will formally open
The convention at 9 o'clock on Tuesday
morning The parade viii be through
the downtown streets Approximately
81. OO8 troops will be in the line Of
viii be represented including artillery, /
cavalry, infantry, engineers, hospital I
rains. motor truck trains, wagon trains /
and pack trains
The parade will be reviewed by Gen. /
Bell and the general staff Brig. Gen I
Charles G. Morton commander Of the !
Tenth provisional division, VIII be in 1
charge Of the parade
Cavalry Review Friday.
On Friday morning review Of the
cavalry division of the United States
army. at Camp Stewart, will be held
ly Gen. Swift Six complete regimen. =
of cavalry Of the regular army, the /
Fifth. Seventh, Eighth, 18th, 18th and
nth will participate in the review
on two occasions before in the his !
tory Of the United States army a COM
Diete division Of cavalry has taken part :
in a review. One occurred after the
close OF the Civil war and the second
was al the close OF the war with spain
n 1898 when a cavalry review was
neld in Florida.
Band Music Throughout City.
Several band concerts will be given Z
during convention week. Daily sere- I
lades viii be given at each of the prin-
elpal FL PaSO hotels and bands Will
play during the sessions Of the cattle
men in the Texas Grand theater
A coWmen's dance VIII be held Tues I
lay evening on Pioneer plaza and At the ]
eading hotels.
guests Of the chamber OF commerce at {
Z frontier days celebration at Rio !
Irande park. Tickets viii be issued q
o all delegates to the convention for ! {
he celebration, which will consist Of | 7
aruemen'S sports such as brOncho | g
ing" wild steer races and trick ana I /
ancy horseback riding 5
The @Roundupss Wednesday Night. / 9
A general roundup OF the cattlemen [
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
HAWAIIAN PRINCES TRIP
BY Ell PASO Is POSTPONED

FL Pasoans who were beginning 10
plan 10 see and possibly entertain
prince halanianaole. hereditary ruler
OF the Hawaiian islands, are due 10 be
disappointed. for some time at LEAST
word received at the chamber Of com
Hlerce from the prince states that he
mas postponed mis- trip home from
Washington indefinitely.
The prince was 70 have sailed from
Los Angeles on March IS for Honolulu
accompanied by about % con-reSsrnen
and their wives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
BASKETBALL CONTEST AT
College WON BY AGGIES

State College, n. NJ. March s-The
New Mexico Agricultural college bss-
ketbal team proved more than 4
match for the Silver City Normal team
in a game on the Aggie floor last
night, when the latter was defeated
by a score OF so to Is.
The Agricultural college team has
now beaten every college team in the
state and has now the Championship OF
the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Washington, D. c, March S.-Enact.
ment Of the administration bill pro-
vidlns for a temporary government in
the Danish West Indies and appropriate
ing the s2s,0O0.OOe the United States
has agreed to pay Denmark for their
cession was completed yesterday By
congress. The measure was sent to
the presiden1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Many Teutons Ask Naturalization.

Denver, Colo. March 3-Reports so
far received from various parts OF the
state indicate that record was broken
in the number of applications for nat
uralizatiOn made in February, in the
belief of the naturalization bureau
here. It is thought there were more
than 200 applications from Germans
and Austrians alone in Colorado last
month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Des Moines. Iowa, March 3-Five
young men, late last night, masquerad-
ing as police officers. gained admit
lance to the apartment OF Mrs. Isabel
c. Merrill, bound and gagged her and
escaped with diamonds and jewelrv
said to be worth $1,000, and S34 in
money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Inherited TnIent. NY,br.

The little John Jacob Astor must be
q chip of the ancestral block Al
though only three years old he PAID
. third Of the cost or keeping 10 the
Astor mansion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Trenton. y. J. March 3.-AIthough
the late Mrs. Hetty Green spent much
OF her time in and about Hobokeu,
she was not a legal resident OF this
state, controller Bugbie decided yester-
day, and New Jersey Will make NJ
effort 70 levy an Inheritance tax upon
the millions she left.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
CLAIMS FISR'S FIN POISONS
BLOOD; ASKS $1,000 DAMAGES

Claiming that a fin Of a dead fish
which he was cleaning penetrated his
finger and that there was set up such
a bad case of blood poisoning thar he
was in a hospital for three weeks.
Manuel Flores an employe in the Mod
ern cafe. has filed suit in the 4lst
district court for the recovery OF
$1,000 damages against c. o. and a. T.
Roberts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Danish LeEisIstion Complete.

How about your spring SUITE See
horeAesd. the Tailor. 400 =. oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
TlornhiI. Florist. s5s Myrtle. Ph. e17.

Cypress for ditch work can't Ak. farm
gates. Burton-Lingo Lumber Co. Phone
number 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Effective this date Captain Thomas
Franklin and George T. Franklin are
no longer in connection with the +
Saso Dairy company and are not au-
ihorized to make any purchases, con
tracts or transact any business what
ever, n behalf Of this cOmpanF.
Fl PasO Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Baltimore. Nd. March 5.-Several
thousand tone OF cotton consigned 10
= fire IN the hold OF the British steam
ship Carolinisn, OF the Garland line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Long Beach Responsible for Tragedy.
San Francisco. Calf, March 3.SThe
city OF Long Beach CALF. Is held
responsible for damages caused in May,
1918, when the super structure OF a
municipal pier collapsed during a cele-
bration. killing 40 persons in q decI-
sion handed down yesterday by the
California supreme court One hundred
and eighty seven suits for damages az
gregating about $500, coo have been
filed against the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
70 Clalnl on Hefty Grren Eafnte.

LOnEuelI-Be careful OF your baggage
checks. Leave AZ LJngwelTE Tel L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Spanish Books and stationery At the
Ideal. 500 South FL Paso street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Lost-Ons mule, brown geldinE, IS
hands 2 inches. weight 1850 lbs, age
years, hoof number 7s5 $4,000 re-
ward II returned 10 Supply officer.
goth infantry. Fort Bliss, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Fire Destroys Cotton Cargo.

Fresh FIOwers- KOlls. Phone s2sT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
BREVITIES.
Train Bulletin.
advertisement

All afternoon and night trains for
today are reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Eat at Plckwick. 4O5 y. oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Eat Silver King Cafe. 2o9 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
IL Union Agents Convicted.

Chicago, Ill. March 3.-The Is de-
fendents in the so-called labor graft
case were found guilty by a federal
grand jury today. The defendants were
Tour former business agents OF the
electrical Workers union and nine
members Of the Chicago Switchboard
manufacturers. The charges were con
spiracy and maintenance of a boy
colt