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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
GOOD ROAD ADVANTAGE
they Are Time Savers and Source q
Economy

Only the person Who has much oc.
casion to use them can est0mate the
'reat advantage Of good roads Fht1
are moi Onlt ,ims saver hut likewise
great source of economy. Every yea
more and more the building Of good
roads is being aeilated, and in TIL
sections where such operation liza
been practiced the expense has l1unG
MI recompence in the advancement
IF The value of property and the gen
,ral advantage to the community.
MOI until vehicles came into Irnerl
use was he subject Of the hercrment
NJ the road. seriously considered. che
greatest beneficiary in this respect
was John London MeAdam An oIa
scotch gentleman, who living in Ay-
shire, a neighborhood Of d,Desiabl-
ads, tit upon the happy idol met Z.
,uu COVER Il road WITH & quantity or
small stones you WIN keep it dry ant
prevent ruts.
50 popular and uscull was The se--
laetion ol McAdam lha' his system
sag adopted throughout Great Britain
and nat is the reason why tOdat that
country is recognized a. having the
best roads in The world The system "a
road building very early iOok~ hi2
name, and until the Introduction NJ the
automobile all good roads were ma.
radam2nd and today his system al
he small stones is used as the foGn
cation for the automobile roads that
cover the country
NcAdam was born in 1856, While
ct Il >chuOlhoy attending the parish
ch0ol AT Maybolc, McAdam gave
signs Of his future eminence rs road
maker by constructing model sec.
son OF the road between Mayhole and
hIrks~0Id His father having died
when McAdam was young, be came to
Amcrica 10 be cared for by his uncle.
u New York merchant Here he re
u aimed until the end Of the rcNolu.
DlOu, when he returned 70 his Scot
nsh home ana IN turn was made -
Magistrate, "a deputy lieutenant and
he road trustee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
.,,ALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
hurts or Bladder bothers--Meat
forms uric acid.

No man or woman who cats meat rccl.
the kidneys occasionally. says q we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric acid
which clogs the kidney pores 20 they
sluggishly filter or strain only part Vt
the waste and poisons from the blood,
then you get sick. Nearly all rheuma'
tism. headaches. liver trouble. nervous
ness. constipation, dizziness, seepessness,
bladder disorders come from sluggish kid
ncys
The moment you feel n dull ache in tho
Kidneys or your back hurts. or il the
urine is cloudy. offensive. full OF sedi-
ment. irregular Of passage or attended
by sensation OF scalding, get about four
ounces OF ,|ad Salts from any reliable
pharmacy and take tablespoonful in
glass Of water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com.
b.ned with lithia and has been used for
generations 10 flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them 10 activity, also to neu.
tralize the acids in urine No it no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder dis.
orders.
Jad Salts ia inexpensive and can.
not injwe; mnkes delightful cfer-
vescent Whitewater drink which MI reg.
,llar meat eaters should take now. and
then 10 keep the kidneys clean and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kid.
ney complications
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
STEEL RIBBONS AID
BIG GUN BUILDING
NILES OF MATERIAL USED TO RE.
INFoRcs TUBES or HUGE
CANNON
Bore Of Weapons Ritled to fcrease
Accuracy OF fire

one OF the CHIEF sources or strength
IN Blk guns lies in the miles and miles
ut steel ribbon with which the tube 5
reinforced says the s. Paul Pioneer
Press
This ribbon one sixteenth ri an mon
tuIcb and about quarter OF an inch
vide. is wound round the tube ur core
lf The srr-t cannon ON tw0iNe iucH
-un about t3u m'le5 Of The ribbon is
wound weight Of fifteen tons. The
ribbon has tensile strength OF lou
.1ns per square inch.
From it,. tim, the Ingots of steel
some OF which arr nearly loo IONS H.
weight. are taken from he steel four
4r,. where they are cas- as octa2onal
masses. 10 whom, KS . complete weaI
on. the gun Is tested 10 prove its pow
or and accuracy. scores of intricate
processes are gone through
After being taken from Tie foundry
The MAS Of steel IL dealt Yi,h By the
bid' AlH' S3lfP p" Hfif II Ittf ~ maui
IN each ingot in what is known as a
'iepannins machine
Under 4 hydraulic pres, OF l0.0on
tous power, il is next forged 10 reduce
il 10 tube or Jacket OF the required
length and thickness of metal. where
N il Is passed to one OF the larg.
machine shops, there 10 be finished ii
machines raneins mp 10 $50 feet ii
length.
The tube is next reheated ana TEN
pered or hardened in oil baths which
RE under the ground level and OF
great depth. so that the tube may be-
suspended vertically in n bath while
ne heat Is steadily maintained ~ the
equircd temperature BY carefully con
lyolled gas jets.
The tube Is lowered into and lifted
out OF these baths by Goliath"
zane, capable OF dealing with weishtr
II loo tons and the tubes seyent>
tive feet in length.
The same plant is used in the sub
aQuent operation of building up BY
the shrinking on process the various
lubes or jackets required 10 form thu
omplete gun, the outer tubes bons
heated before being fitted over the
!Ener tubes, SO that with the subSe-
auenr contraction due To The redut
: on OF temperature the outer tube
lightly fits the inner
The innermost tube Of an - iNscrt
4 as one Of The later operations. and
IA very accurate machines ne bore Il
ifled IN order thai he shot as y
leaves the gun viii haze the gyratorg
motion es, entail tG accuracy Cl FIRE.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
STRENGTH OF The
WARNING POWERS
Statistics Show Huge PrepOnder-
ance in Favor OF the
Entente.
WORLD HAS A GREAT TASK
To Nullfy the Plans OF the Kaiser Is
aLsrge order-Strenqth IN Wealth
and Man Power Of nations
at War Compared.

New York. - The campnrativ,
strength of The allies and The teHtfai
power IS graphically shown by "lhr
Balance Sheet of the Nations nj War.
which has Just been complied by me
Bankers Trusi company
The world has 81 great task >,l,l
before il in order 10 nuilifg The piuus
81 the Hdhcnzollvrns. saws The intro
tiueti0n "fhe TASK must 00t he hrlit
led but IL is at least Interesting Il"
see resources existing successfully rp
accomplish this task, provided that
ihe nations df the world now opposed
90 Germany continue 70 cooperate ia
teliecntlY and Loyalty until Germany
aud her allies have been absolutely dr-
Tentcd and their plans Of world tomin-
f. ion rendered permanently Ineffective"
= Figures showing. for both aides, the
. .nmblned area income and interest
charge. and east Of the war III treasure
and men. are presented with the rNpln.
nation that they have been gathered
with granf care from HE hest avail
able sources" and are believed tu ''rr-
fleet With substantial correctness The
relative economic strength Of the op.
posing groups Of nations although Fl
j. Impossible tH y0ueh for their ahSo-
lutte accuracy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

Mother asked Matte. is Tins
house yours or father'S?'
Why, | guess Sour father owns tt.
hut he and | are in partnership, you
know, 50 | guess ii is mine as mucu
as his
why, mother. did not know yoll
We're in partnership with father
When did thar happen?'
"Oh,' said mother. jocuIarly 1t be.
Tan before YOU were born
Wei, mother. said The cAiid,
don't lei father cheat you"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
Controlled by Allies.

The allies. including The United
States, are shown. hy This talmlatiOn
10 control l9.a2G,UOr squire miles Of
he earti'S surface or 9i.l per cent ot
lie total area held 10y the nations NJ
war as compared with 30 I'M, >qu9re
miles, or only 80 per cent held hy
+ The Tcutnnic combination Tho az
gregatc population ~ the allies rXclu-
5 fiye If the large ASiHtic population
: tributary to the British empire. reaches
+. the huge total OF l73.250Wn ar 7f.3
per cent of he total Of warning peo-
pies, while that Of the central powers
! Is but M 600 ono. OF 237 per cent
Without counting Asiaics and Afri-
; rams. the allies have available for mill
! Sary service 81 .7oo.oun men. ar 1s.5 per
| s.ent III the total possible fighting men.
/ Nhilc the feutonic powers can com
| Nnnd hut 29,pJu.OnD. or II. per cent.
/ siic number of men actually enrolled
III the armies and nagies Of the allies
Is II 4hf,hs, Or III per cent oil the to
ial, while the enrolled military
strength Of the Teutonic allies ia H..
AN, ar n per cent, as shown by
Fuf following table:
~ 81 n
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

bottles a1d am now entirely well-so
DO all my work 49, and not trace of
my old trouble. | have told many Of
my friends what wonderful results they
will get from its use. - Mrs. s. j.
SEMLFR, 1850 9Th Ave, Troy, n. Y.
Women who are in Mrs. Semler's
condition should not give up hope or
submit tc such an ordeal until they have
given Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial
For suggestions in regard TO your
condition write Lydia +. Pinkham Med
icine Co, Lynn. Mass. Theresultof their
40 years experience is at your service.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

tue a--rr-ate uaUor.f income NJ
lee allies is placed 10 SS.luhbHuuOu
aud The Interest charges each year at
S3.S9l uuopu Whitfi i> 80 per cent IL
th- income while TIE combined iu-
come ~ thr reutonir alliance is esti
mnttt To br Nl5GiHU+dou". uad inter.
rsr charge. SI9,uUdu0U Wttrb tx
lis per cru, 0f The Income
Regarding tre cosl of the war tai
ble Is presented showing mar the al
lea have .prut 81 2uu,stt'sHl or Gll
per cent OF the (nral cost ol ali varrug
nations. white Germany aud her allies
have spent ylto g1PnutU cor - per
cent.
Ia hlllrd wounded and nj ~-ing The
eaallict has cosr the allies >El1ltG
men. or ISL per cent of the Total hu
man losses while it has cos, the cen
n4I powers t30l.773. or 413 per cent
uf ihr total of la.H4 - tor last sep
Jrmhrr.
la lAr introduction 10 The haIuncr
Sheet n Is pointed nul lhut. while TIA,
,yact figures are uat available. 1t is
20 1ell-Euovn fact that thr surplus
food producing sections OF fh" wrrlt
arr practically controlled hy Tire Gu
trulp allies either directly or through
their rnnfrol of HE @ea~ I'M same rs
tne Ia Il great rNteut. of territories
lruluIus metals and coal
"lapau hiss uoi yet trru an ar''v"
factor ia he European thcatrr I'll The
war" comments the pamphlet It.
ha.. however rncctmlly guarded 'he
Pacific oc-up II has enrolled il It's
army about l.'ADeh men. OUT Of sn
effective man puyer al l6Tn.tss' Th"
entire army and navy rs we'll us The
uueuroled man pnwcr may be- said in
be sill In reserve.
"NYhiir Russia has nominallY about
:, tHptsn men enrolled in its army aud
navy. II sim has an enormous reserve.
as Me rolal number NJ meu available
for military purposes aggregates
pro1lnd "nWN 0tn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
Special Assessment Notice.

Special assessment warrants for
pacing and SIN "rs are now in The
hands Of the city collector Al per.
sons obligated 10 pay same will please
cali at the city Office. northeast base
men' room Of Central Life building
W w CURTIS,
CITY Collector
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

anu tnrce doctors
told Inc l would
have to have an
operation. l had
dragging down
pains, back ach e
and headaches and
could not do my
housework. My sis
ter who had been
helped by Lydia E.
inkham's Vege-
table Compound
asked me to try it. |
hax,a taLan aa,,aval
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14


/ over uu his side. helpless
NY goodness gracious met
'houghr me kitten. I've frightened &
90 death Poor little dopkiu4'
THAT va. the way the kitten talked
T The httlc white Go. Was really niue.
large rhan sire, bul since SHE tAoulh'
ie was afraid of her she WASH
afraid or him any more 50 SHE tro'
ted up 10 where hc lay ia the dust Io
+ see ii ne Iuls was dead or hpl mere
~ tainted from fright.
"\re yon tmh ttads' asked the
kitten
NO" replied the jump dog I'm
onl, run down VIII YOU please wlrl
me up
Il surely viii" said the kitten
"Hayc you seen mother anywhere
she asked IT'S She began turning tn
key,
NO. answered the jump doe. Why
q" you Wanf her."
"recauSe I'm lost" said the Hule
black kitten droopius her TAIL sadly.
I've been lo>f ever since yesterday.
and nobody has found me. I'm all
alone by myself in the biz world
"Ne,er mind. said the jump do1
eomturtnsly. There is 4 hard helled
turtle lady who is friend oi min"
and | think perhaps IL You Sot on 10,
back ana took you 10 her she mlghJ
adopl you.'
THAI would be- lovely" cried the
kitten, and as soon ~ she had hnlsu
ed winding the little white dog she
climbed up on his back and put heI
futile hlack paws around his neck
Hold tight" cried the little white
doe As he set of
Soon they came To the turtle. horl
hey found standing on her hind les
practicing waltz steps.
Miss Turtle" said the little white
Cos. I've brought you a nice kitten
II has lost It's way and il hasn't any
body TO take care OF it. 50 ",
brought il to you To keep
The turtle lady nearly umbled into
he Gitch with astonishment ANA in
q. anatiou
Well | just won't. So there..'
cried ihe lady turtle. And she clsm-
berad down The bank And Mid in the
mud.
Il dent know ans one else to take
you To" said the jump dog though,
fGily. except TodIy Coy, he litli
boy belong to- wanted Ia see Tire
world, but | viii have TO - hoEl,
geain after all Wind me up a-aj1,
please. kitten
~ soon as Jhcy were out of SIGHT
ne turtle smiled. I'm gSad | dom
hay" 20 bring up that kitten" 81,
said, as She crawIrd out OF The mud
fiut when She saW, he neN pink
sash She just SRI iowu 6Ii The bank
ana ti1ed. : That new pnh sash was
50 covered with mud That il VAS com
pletely spoiled. II | hadn't beer
cross and hidden in The mud hat NaJ
j shouldn't have spoiled my anrW
sash" she thought. IT'S alt my own
i3ult." and she cried the harder. .,
She wa still crying when The little
JUMP dog reached his home and pU,.
ne kitten carefully down Qn the
nursery door. Just 81 that minute
Teddy Coy came running in from The
itre. He was much surprised 10 iHa
,he kitten. ...... .,,
Mother" he called, here's ,ti.
Ton in the nursery and you were 50.
ING only yesterday tina, W. gocdcd
one CAM We keep IL"
Yes, Of course" answered III
mother. But whore did ii come
irom?"
Il don't know answered Teddy,
and / don't know where my jump
dogs pink ribbon has gone eithe"."
Never mind said his mother. II
.iyo YOU a new ribbon for the jump
dog and one for the kitten, 100 Had
Mt you better run downstairs ana
bring it a saucer Of milk"
you have been very good to M,
whispered The kitten as soon as Tod
IS had left the room. "I'p sorry YOU
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

Tho extreme gravity Of the present
.tmutian in Russia ie. therefore. APP
rureul cspeclallv when II il borne IN
mind thor If Germany can gain cen.
lrol Of Russia or force separate
,.,.trc with uu.sie even if Russia re-
,1ainrd thereafter ~inulN neutral. ii
.vould hn poS~ibta far Germany Ia draw
thprrfrnn ian pnorIunus quantity uf
foodSntY. and the raw matrrial for
.unnitinnS Of Nor. ON the other hand
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

Paraguay contains SIM" af he best
cattle lands in The world lthong!,
these reS"urees have NOT yet been ad-
"WlateIy developed The republic now
contains about t1mooo heat II cattle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
M. Morris

Fashionable d,rcssmaking. Satisfac.
ton guarantcel,, Prices !. reasonable
Am now locateti at COL la Sale St..
above Keller 70 Kroehnke's' jewellery
store. 80 fe
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

iional SAVINGS estimated IN the neigh
orhood Q Sn0oo, 1oooo a year, and
hls thrown ilo weight into the scale
repaired to pui behind The entente
group effective cooperation TO secure
the success Of he principles Of de.
mociacy.H
The task IL called 4 tremendous
onH,' but, nccording to the views Of
the lsmkcrs Trust Company, there
an hn no doubt ~ Ia the ullinRt q
victory OF the United States ,and her
allies
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

rvery lus. ant1hen thtas cmues
substitute f"r HSdinc .auply, filing
rhr pia,. nf he old discoveries of par-
prU nation New York S,H. l;i
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
this WOMAN u
ESCAPED AN L,
OPERATION
BY Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com.
pound. Many Others
Have Done the Same.

Troy. y. " suffered for more
than seven months from displacement
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
A Good Way

what can I Say complimentary
bout this singer? His voice has ter
BILE bocry sound."
"Then talk about his liquid notes
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

Try tts Free Trader Journal Nan,.Aas
for results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

dogs pink ribbon has gone eithe""
Meyer mind said his mother II
-iyc YOU a new ribbon for the jump
dog and one for the kitten, TOO, Had
NJ you better run downstairs ANA
bring II a saucer of milk"
"You have been very good to m,
whispered the kitten as soon as Tod
IS had left the room. "I'p sorry YOU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24

The United S'ptes produces 81 no,
cent of the worlds petroleum output
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24

TONERS. Payment of 100000 was
then made by a series of checks of
$4,000 each, drawn by S. G.. Murphy,
president of the First National Bank,
in favor Of Dingee. those payments
covering a period of some weeks.
Dingee AYERS that in part these sums
were given by him direct to Judge
Henshaw; that other installments
We're conveyed to Henshaw by Mof-
fit"
1.-The charge of bribery is utterly
and unqualfiedly false. If, as would
appear from the statement, that Mr.
Dingee did receive money from the
,F'air heirs. | never knew 1t, never re-
ceived a dollar Of it.
This charge came first to my
knowledge as part of a statement
charging similar crimes and wrongs
upon many other of Mr. Dlhgee 5
former friends, men of great pfoml-
,nence in California Money and an
unscrupuous desire for revenge could
have been the only actuating motives
in making them. ] shall not make
| public the names of these men ana
SO expose them TO the same unhlerlt-
I'd malignancy.
Il can but express my amazehent
| that government official lhVesu-
! gator should thus give currency TO 50
| infamous attack, without aftordins
me the slightest opportunity eithei
Flor explanation or denial.
The charges referred to by judge
| Henshaw were made IN statement
! developed by Fremont Older edltol
| of the san Francisco Call printed
Yesterday. Mn Older to-day, IN .
stngned statement printed In the Can
reiterated the charges.
William ]. Dingee, mentioned III tn'
statement. is a capitalist OF Oakland
| Calf. He formerly was president o
the Contra Costa Water COMPANY
| serving the east side of San iran
cisco bay, which was merged lale
| with the Peoples Water company
He is prominent as a real estate pro
moter and had large land holdings i
Alameda and San Mateo counties.
The Moffitt referred to in the l3ens
more report was Frank j, Mofflt,,
newspaper man of oakland Caiii
who died more than ten years ago
The signed statement given p
Judge Henshaw to the Associate
Press was written by him in long nan
in his office and IN the presence 0
his brother, w. G. Henshaw, heau
large cement company. ana TWO AS
ISOLATED Press men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24
BOLSHEV|SM IS
THREATENING IN
WEST GERMANY

Jay MORNING JOURNAL sPtC'ht LEASED WIREl
London, Nov, 23.-The chaotic po-
litical conditions in Germany are en-
phasiZed in reports received here
from Amsterdam and Copenhagen
purporting to reproduce direct tele-
grams from Germany. There Is a
sharp divergence of opinion in regard
to the makeup of the new Germany,
There is a general lack of harmony
in different parts of the country and
a tendency toward separation. Boil
shevik ideas are declared to IT, grow
ing in the west, where a Rhenlsh re-
public is said to be planned.
The Bremen soldiers ana workers
council has declared itself'in complete
accord with Bolshevism and resolved
to call on the Polsheviki in Russia to
help introduce communism,
The Spartacus group at Dusseldorf
is reported to have proclaimed a pro
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24
FOR
SUPPLY Of FUEL
BELIEVED GOOD
Senator Reed Brings Out Fact
That Canada Has Been.
Placed on Same Basis As
This Country As to Coal
ICY .oaa,se ,oopp,L spr erAt lsAsso w'Esl

Washington. Nov. 23.-Prospects
for fun supply Of anthracite this
,,,i,,ot,6ra ,,o5u me; senate commerce
ii, toao,. a. tho re-
ooiiiiii's9''l va"
opening OF us lhFesueauoh VI NV
fuel administration. Arthur Learoyd,
director of the administrations distri-
h,,tion a,oisior outlined territorial
"u''0H .g 1 os
alioimshts A9r 'he Soa'oi' ','U
sharply questioned by chairman
Reed PARTICULARLY concerning 3'ooo
tons assigned.to Canada
"Do you mean TO say mat II there
is suffering in this country for the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24
Mooney Issues statement.

San Francisco, Nov 23.-Proposed
intercession to Governor Stephens
and Mayor James Rolph on the part
of San Francisco labor in behalf 81
Thomas j. Mooney and promised
grand Jury action, formed the AFTER
math today of d published report
bearing the signature of John -
Densmore, federal director of employ
ment, that certain questionable actiV-
| ity were discovered IN conhectloh
with the Mooney and other cases TINS
report, printed yesterday. made ale
cations involving many officials.
Thomas ]. Mooney, under sem
tence of death as an outcome of the
preparedness day bomb explosion. TO-
| day issued a statement through Mrs
Mooney discussing the report. 1t was
Ian investigation of the Mooney case
that brought out revelation of alleged
crookedness in other cases uncon-
nected with the bomb trials but tend
ing to involve the same set of persons.
MONEYS statement follows:
1.-THE Densmore disclosure speaks
for itself. Just think what similar
Investigation would have disclosed If
it was inaugurated in the early stages
of the frame-up!
"These corrupt forces cover the
i state of California and labor can eX-
pect no justice from these financial
bandits operating under the gulse OF
officialdom unless the federal gov
eminent strips them of every Vestige
of authority and power. Otherwise
orr government is a mockery and de-
serves the contempt of the world
Their business is fixing juries fol-
murderers, wealthy degenerates
fences and all the saturnia OF tht
underworld, which is the basis Oh TIM
power prostituted to murder WORKING
linen who may be OBNOXIOUS 10 the
open shop movement
End AID Henshaw Denies NO ,''.'
"The United States government
ebould take complete control of tn
nrosecutien of the individuals expose'
Nv Mr.. Densmore under the espionag
act and that section of the Unite
. states constitution which makes it
felony TO deprive any citizen of hi
rights without due process of law.
..This astounding disclosure NOR
than justifies 'the charges we hay
SO repeatedly made for the past fey
, wears that we were the victims OF
chamber Of commerce conspiracy
/, But / am still under sentence Q
death and the date of my murder
Friday, December g.
(Signed) tom MoONEi.
!. Statement by Governor.
Sacramento, Calf. Nov. 23.--Go,
ernor w. D. stephens, in statemer
TODAY. denied he had indicated
anyone the course he would take j
the Mooney case.
The governor issued this brief state
ment:
.There is absolutely no fonndatio
for the published statement that