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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

Sc DARAN 5000 DE GRATIFlcACIoN a
a persona que proporcione informes ~eHactoS
de! joven R.5cndo Garcia. de Is amos de etad
o-iCinario Dc Ramos Arizpe. Coahuila. MeHi-
co. color blaneo. ojos ncSros, pe!o negro. a
princiuios de ACosto lego a cSta CIudad en-
ronpahia dc su padre. cl ST. Pedro Garcia,
habiSndosc extraviado sin que So sepa So
na-adsro. -odo info-mc favor &c dirigiTio
2 Pedro Garcia. $500 South Flores Street
San Antonio. Texas. tls)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

.DESEO SABER cl oaradero dc Ia sonora
Conception Puga MurEuia. del jovcn de IT
amos Francisco MarEuia. oriGinarios dc PEN
iamo. Gto.. quienes salicron dc Laredo Me-
xico. Ell dia cinco dc aEosto iltimo, acompa-
nados dc las siguienteS personals Barto!o
MurZuia. nino de catorcc amos Gabina Toie-
do dc Murguia: cl nino Mauro MurEuia, dc
nueve amos Ia nina Francisco Murguia dc
scis amos cl nino Manuel MurGuia, de tres
amos. Los informes pucdcn cnvia=se n sonor
Cipriano Murguia, Carpcnteria. Cal. o n
Bonifacio Murguia, Sta Barbara, Cal, Qua
rcntinc S. 425. Los intercsados o quien
scTa. pueden telegrafiar n nueatra costa por
cobrar : danos qualification de $4,000 4
Guien nos informe el paradcro de clos.
Para mayor scGuridad. 81 remitente SC
servi-a cnviar una fotografia dc cnal1uicra
de las personals indicadas. sin la direction dc
.las. ; al recibir los $4,000. nos Tcmltira
dicha fotografia. Todos los :astos van por
nucstra cuerta. TambiSn SC pucdcn d'ri-
rir a "EYOLUCION.' Laredo. Texas. CON
de Sc gestionara inmed;atazasnte 10 relative
a este aSunto.
BONIFACIO MURGCIA.
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NECESITAM0S yeinte ira
bajadores para aserradero
de dursnientes. 0curran a
1903 Central Office Building,
San Antonio, Texas.

Sc NECESITAN 100 personals para hacer
pu-os. Trabajo pcrmanente. De S12.Oo I
$500 millar. Ocur-an 7 4. Alfonso. 3S9
Decatur Street. New Orleans. L..
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PRESTAMCS

PRESTO GINERO al s IN cUarto Por cien-
70. sobre boaoS, contracts c hipotecaS. tam
bien compro los mismcs. 80. State Back
Bldg. CT 75a. tl9)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
INGENIEROS
PAUL c.
MEDICOS
DR.. JOSE MARIA SoRIANo.

4 DtHtLSLA lNrllcdUO.
Premiado en Mexico. en- Estados Unido
~ CT srancia po- Ia supc-io-Gad de su5 tr.-
bajos. 80; Brady Building. San Antonio
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

ABoGEro PARA LOS M~EyICANos. At.a.
riaciores po- dahos y pcriuieios personaLeA,
CAUSES Giviles y crininales, reciaraeionc, dc
te-repos. No eobro honoraros hnsta qua 10
asu.isos aGedaa satisfactorisments terninhdoa-
Lie. Hsn-y Ben Cline, 7o6 Guntsr BldS
San -,ntcnio. TeIAA- Crockett SSIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN SC daran a Ia
persona que me prororcione informes dc Ia
Sra. Francisco Rosales, dc 81 amos de ednt,
chata y triguena tienc { hijos. Sus ulti-
mas ~noticias Sc rccibieron de Oklahoma en-
Abril dc lgi9.-Todo informe dirijase 4
Francisco Belos, Hobart Okla coo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

G~RATIFICARE con $500 o 6 meses de sus-
~cripci6n a La Prcnsa". a Ia persona CUE
nc proporcione informeS exactos de mi her
mano Manue! Gaona. originario DC Linares.
y. L.. Mexico. Is dc 81 amos dc edad y
Sus ultimas ~noticias SC recibicron
dc Galveston. Texas, en- JUNO de 1915. To-
do irforme sobre cl particular diriiase 4
Eliczer Gaona. Box SO. iva, Wyo. lsl
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BOLANOS CACHO.

Abocado mer:cano. Conslutss y ducurneat,-
Clones juridicas concernieasss a leycs y lego
clos de Mexico. 109 Czpies Bldg. FL Pa
so. Texas
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LIBERAL GRATIFICACIoN Sc dA-h i Ia
nc-sora o,c me proportions into-rnes de
A,anasio Saavcdra. dc 90 amos d. edac. To-
do in.o-nc sobre ri particular 6iriiase 4 Sli-
vestra Saaycdra. Romayor. Texas lI|
CON UN aho De suscripcion a Semanar'o
La P-cnsa''. Gratif!ca-e 4 IA persona que
me propo-rione informcs dc mi hijo ZenGn
Garcia. de - amos de edad, balo dc cuer-
DC y con una cicatriz en- Ia cara. Sus uiti-
mas ~no;icias las rccibi en- Enero del ano
pasado. TODD inforne d~i-iiasc a Ia Sc
nora Jesus LOPEZ, 9l243d. St, GVlaeston'
royas G5)
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VENTAS
ST listed POSEE UNA MAQul-
Ma DE FSCRIBiR

81 SSlED JILL S-NN -t-AtNt
Ma DE ESCRIBiR
Tienc que usar cintas y papcl carbon.
Enyienos Sl.0O, valor de una dc nueStraS
Cintas &c MaGuina garantiZadas tmencionan-
do 81 color de n cinta y marca de maquina) y
Ie cnvia-emoS ademas un surtido gratis dc
prueba, consistente en- % hojaS de nusstTo
Papcl Carbon Negro Ebano que no man
cha. LIE devolycrcmos su dinero 81 no que
ia saitsfecho. MIAMI RIBBON & CARBON
co. L. ?. Dayton. Ohio.
Sc VENDE un autom6vil Hudson Super
Six de : pasajeros. EsLa en- magnificaS con-
dicioues. lnformes con MIR. Max Blum. dc
Ia firma Emil Blum Co, San Antonio. Texas.
PINTURA. Artisticos Y patri6ticos caien-
darios, muestras y precioS Il cvs. Neccsita-
mos aGentcs. VENTURA SUPPLY CO.. ?.
Card Alley IS. San Francisco. Cal.
oFICTNA PRINCIPAL en- Ia Que cncontrara
oporeunidades para neCocios dc todas ella
ses. Sc venden nccocio5 Dr. Abarrotes de
$500 hasta $4,000: Casa de huespedeS DC
productos. Tcncnos clicntcs Cue Gcsean
comp-ar casas de Apartamcntos dc l. a 20
cua-toS o de cua!qUier otra extension. hap'e
con nosotroS antics que los tour'StaS VchSan
Book Bldg. CT. 6I6t. Tcncmos un D.epar-
tamento Espanol. Haccmos t-aduccioneS'
Tcademos toda clase de neEocios.
PARA AUTOMOBILES FORD. TRUCKS y
TRACTORES, MAS FUERZA, MAS Sc
GURIDAD. Garantizamos G. timer por
TODD el tempo que dure el Autom6vil en- 81
Que sea instalado cl EVERLASTING TIMER
ROLLER. Precio. $500. Pidan Illustration;
Desca7nos acenues. THE EVERLASTING
TIMER ROLLER CO., 2ls Rusk Street, San
Antonio. Texas.
RONTTO Cottage en- Ia caHe Lsal con cH-
tense lotc. pcr solo $500 90; $4,000 al CON
taGo V e. rcsto en- abonos c6nodoS. IamoIen
trncuos dos p-ccicsaS casas en- "a Gale kGIz'
las Que vendcremos bara,aS. parte al conta-
do y cl -csto en- a5onoS comodoS.
GALLAGHER REALTY CO. 2o2 Frost
Building. wv
Mientras mis- 10 usen mas 10 quieren.
Nj procedimiento para hermosear. y
blanquear e. CUTS esta hacienda tu-
ror en- Fraacia, Londres, Chicago y
Nueva York. Consulta gratis. Guar
10 No. 6. Hotel Monterrey.
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ACABo DE RECIBIR NUEvAS MUES-
TRAS para las dos estacionss. T-a:es a "a
r,cdida en- aoonos. Vicente Sosa. Sastre. SIT
po!crusa S..
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SELLOS DE COMA

Para concentrates, prcfesIonlstas y Socie-
dadcS. Complete surtido de accessories para
los mismos. Pida cataloGo 4 /. ANIOS
ORTA. GIL DcluroSa S.. TcleEono Travis
522&. San Antonio. Texas
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81 NECESITA carries para muda1-as. o car
gar equipajcs. liable = RoSALES: Teiefono
Travis 1925.
On ANUNCTO en- Ia PRENSA" siempre
es de Gx!to SECURE. Lame I'd al te.efono
Travis 2ill y a7uneieSe desde lueEo-
NEXICANOS:-Para discusses civicoS. Pc
n socisdades : ~Camramentoa. para poesias
y cartas dc todas classes a precios comodcS.
d~irijanse = Agencia Litc-aria MEXICO,
l6l4 San Francisco Ave, Laredo, Texas.
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CAFE MEXICANO

CAFE MEXICANO
Para los McxicanCs. Cafe como cl dc sd
terra 10 encontrara ?jdicndo en- los Comer-
Coffee Co. 1875 No. Santa Rosa Ave. San
Antonio. Texas.
IMPRENTA FUENTES
Toda clasc dc r-ahajos del Ramo. EspeciaI
a,c7rion = Is O-Geucs po- Correo.-sO6 ".
Commerce 81. San Antonio. Texas.
TRAJES EN- ABONOS
4 n Media. Vicente Sosa. Sast-c y Cor
tado-. 81 Dolo-osa St San Antonio. Tex.
.sUB-AGENCIA SINGER. MaQuinas dc to-
dos c~stilcs cr aboncs rlersuales. Ma7uinas
do se-7lrda cnteramente titles con accessories :
ot-as rnarcaS uUy baratas. Antes De com
p-ar -aquina. Yea csEas y DC SECURE &c aho-
r-a-cros dine-o. Rcparaciones gratis 4 nues-
rms r~licrtsS. - a-ujas Singer en- canutero.
30 cts. Drspachamos ~o-denes 2or corrHo.
Tel Travis $3.50. 3Oi So. Aiano.-Alano
Sewing Machine Supply Co.
Sc VENDE GAIA fuertc dc hero marca
NOSLER y un abanico. III So. Laredo s..
G6)
Sc vENpEN los Leones de Cuba. Ea!los de
-sln7, t--CE. de lEFs l-ELeH u 4Ha NLS't9 -
-7undo. u hucyos por $50. DirlI2 81 CO.
--espordencia y Dedidos a feljce Kami.c-
Box us. Bcevjne. Texas. III
FOR 40 PODER atender. vendo tienda de
a5a--otcs Rcrcditada con may buena Glen
,e,a. '. Valdez. 20 So. Laredo. Cd
REALIZAMOS queso &C tuna. ~ajonjoli. Chi
les rhipouc. cascabel : ia?oncs. aJo, salsa
nexicana tespccialiiRd) pescado seco, chile
riruin en- viDagre ' otros articuUS. lil2 w.
Commerce s.
NAvAJAS PARA BARBERCs, dc naGnifi-
ca calidad. $3.50: garantizadas. Manden 81
redido acompaaado DC su inpo-te. Andres
Lewis, - W. Commerce s..
PRECros AL POR MAYOR.
vardsnos artirulos para bolcar ca!zado y
cintas vara sorb-ero. Atendcros ordsnes
nor co-rco. Tim Stathulis. 400 So!ecad.
San Antonio. Texas.
NUJEREs HERMOSAs
C-arSe y var;ado surtido Dc ~tarjctas de
MUIERES HERMOSAS en- acti;a,!es artist
cas-. Sis po- cincuenta c~enta:"S = una
docera pcr 1oveata c~entavos. Iodos los
pedidcs dchcn vcnir acornpalsdos dc su
j7De-t.. Ha.a sus pcdidos 4 Ell MOOELO.
G Garcia. Gerente. Sll North Laredo S.
S1a Antonio, Texas.
MPRESORES: 80 81 lCces!t= eSCuF'%7 ne
dcrunci6n, g-aadcs. eSti!o TcSicano. escr;ba
ri6icQdo r-ecios y nuest-a5 Z IETacjo E.
Lc-aao. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonio. Texas.
vENDO EN- APONOS maquina &c coscr
singer ditereptes estilcs FonoGraEcs co
LUNRIA". PIANOS > maquiaas de cserlb'-
OLIVER. NENDO AL CONTADO dis
COS "CoLCMBIA'. maQuinas SINGER
usadas. nluy bacatas. Glasses Dc boEtado
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMST.TCEING a deg
c~eatavos y2-da. :. de los Santos. Eel.
Travis $3.50. 6o7 Do!crosa St
BANDE2As MEyICANAs &C seda, renero o
ccluloide. nisuntivoS. iistones, confetti. ser
p~entiEas. etc. Nayoreo : menudeo. Mues-
tras. IS cts. Easa sus pedidos opoTtura-
men.c. LA CASA MEX!CANA. Box 1856,
Chicago, IL.
ACABO DE RECIBIR NUEVhS MUES-
TRAS para las dos estaciones. Tra:es a "a
MEDIA en- aoonos. Vicente Sosa. Sastre. GIT
po!orosa St.
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MISCELANEA

ATENcIoN FERRoCARRuEKOS.
81 han deja6o d~epositos sobs Bones de L
Libertad." pages atrasadcS o suicides sin CO.
hrar. con alEln fcrrocarril. esc-ibanme IN
med;atamente: 20 les ayuda-e 3 obteneIios.
8. &c AlcaIa. Doo!cy B!dc. Room %. Hcus-
ton, Texas.
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Para los Mcxicanos. Gale como cI Dc 50
terra 10 encontra-i 7idicndo en- los Conner
clos Cafe de Ell TORO". Intcrnationa!
Coffee Co, l25 No. Santa Rosa Ave. San
antonio. TeN.s.
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SONETOS Y

TEXAS PLATING and POLISHING CO.
soldaraos piezzs dc miguel, plata y orc. Re-
novamos camas dc !a:on. COS Do!ocosa St
c.. Sl1l.
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Sc NECESTTAN muchschos appendices pa
"a mecinicos. Dirigirse a 625 So. Alamo.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN 10 mujeres de .mcdiana
edad, que sepan plaachar q mano: sc pre-
feri-a a Jas CUE tengaa cXpericncia de Ia
vandcria- Ocurran q Sunshine Laundry, GIT
North Flores St
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BANDE2AS MEyICANAs &C .eda. rGnero o
ccluloide. nisuntivoS. iistones, confetti. ser
pentiEas. etc. Nayoreo : menudeo. MueS-
;ras. IS cts. Haea sus pedidos oportura-
rncn.c. LA CASA MEX!CANA. Box 1856,
Chicago, Il.
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Sc NECESITA sonora para trahaio gene
raj dc casa. Di-igirse n 1915 West Huisa-
che Ave.
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NECESITAN muchachas para coser en-
maquiEa- D~irijarse a 42i Dolorosa St %.
piso. us:
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24
MAYOR BAXTER REDUCES
SUPERIOR POLICE FORCE
Mayor Fred A. Baxter Gets Last Word After
Years Wait and Saves Taxpayers Many
Thousands of Dollars Per Year.

Lapse of time, Punishment of John
Barleycorn and, possibly, failure of
certain members of the police force
to do their full duty as officers of
the majestic law, have enabled
mayor Baxter to make a heavy sweep
in the Superior police department.
An ordinance recently was passed
by the city commissioners, authoriz-
ing radical reduction in the police
force. According to the legal opinion
of the city attorney, mayor Baxter
has the statutory right to designate
the men to be eliminated from the
force.
A year ago, mayor Baxter was
signally defeated in an attempt to
make a couple of changes in the de-
tective force. He saw that he lacked
enough cards to take the trick, so
backed out of the game and waited
patiently, if his actions have been
properly interpreted.
Today, not only have men been
eliminated from the force whom the
mayor presumably has not consid-
cred fit members, but the personnel
of the department has been just
about cut in half.
Last Monday, May 10, mayor Bax-
ter sent orders to chief of police
McKinnon to drop from the force
one detective, one sergeant and ten
patrolmen, in addition to four men
dropped from the force during the
past two months, making total of
16 men.
The members of the force given
the official knockout drops were as
follows, viz:
Sergt. w. L. Miller detective, J.
J. Mcdonald, patrolmen J. E. Kelly,
Joe Donahue, Henry Founder, John
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24

not yet out of the woods and has no
good reason to whistle. The federal
dragnet is not always easy to escape
for good and ALL.
John WEIGH avoided Incarceration
by finding bail in the sum of $4,000,
as also did Emil Yioli. The first is
charged with illegally selling booze
last October and the second on st.
Patrick's day, this year.
William Frymiller, charged with
retailing without a license, raised
bail in the sum of $4,000, therefore
was released until time Of trial.
When Clara Cox, alias Diegle, ap-
peared before the commissioner after
her arrest, she wore enough jewelry
and gems to start a jewelry store.
Even her shoes sQueaked to attract
attention to their owner, so gaily
bedecked.
Irene Van Gorder was indicted for
illicit sale of liquor on March 20,
1919, of which charge she was &C
quilted in the court Of justice. of
the peace Richie. She was obliged
10 put up JULIUS Ill IAo pun VI %A'OVV'
which friend husband furnished in
cash, after her arrest.
Irene is credited with being the
able and willing "gold digger" for
Frank Van Gorder, who once ran a
diserputable dump on the line be-
tween the states of Wisconsin and
Michigan, where he drew sinful
trade from long distances. He then
had another woman who was above
him in intelligence and morals. AS
a result of an alleged liaison between
that woman and another man, Van
Gorder was generally credited with
beirg the cause of the interloper's
death. If Madam Irene really Is Van
Gorder's wife, they are two OF a
kind in their lack of respect for the
laws of God and man.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24

Comfy, A. Rabideaux, X. Madsen, Ole
Peterson, ]. McAndrews, George
O'Brien and Isadore Lind. The mer
previously laid off were H. st. Onge,
August Manthy, John Mcdonald and
Duncan Mcdonald.
It is quite possible that some oil
these men got the black bean be.
cause they have not measured up tc
a proper standard, but lack of need
for so large force is given as the
primary reason. Since the saloons
were banished and since so many
blind pigs have been crippled or
killed, a much smaller force is
ample. This reduction will save the
taxpayers something like $4,000
month or $4,000 a year. AS the
booze swamp dries up and the blind
pigs are slaughtered, there will be
less revenue, too, from fines, there
fore economy now will help meet
any lesser revenues in the future.
A new member for the fire and
police commission soon will be
named by mayor Baxter, if he al
ready has not done so. This will
give the mayor a majority of the
members of that commission and
greatly strengthen his policies as to
the police and fire departments.
Identity of this appointee has not yet
been made public.
The Lfiremen have been given
raise of SIS a month, each, but the
policemen get but $40, having had
an increase some time ago.
Chief McKinnon and the dis
charged policemen are represented
as saying the decrease in the size of
the force was greatly due to the fact
that the policemen were not organ
iized as were the firemen.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24
REDL|GHT WOMEN
HEAVILY FINED
Guests to Mayor F. A. Bakers
Recent Police Party Are
Given Place Cards,

While the federal authorities were
indicting, arresting, arraigning and
bailing a big bunch of illicit booze
sellers, dope vendors and other bad
actors in Superior, mayor Baxter
gave big bunch of redlight ladies a
select little surprise party. AS a re-
suit, some have been fined, others
have forfeited bail and at least five
have taken their plush furniture and
jumped the town.
Blind pig hunting was so good for
a time that mayor Baxter let the
redlight women trot around, chat
ter, smoke cigarettes and actually
act shamefully. Last week, however,
the man who believes in enforcing
the peoples laws, invited bevy Of
the gay girls to come forward and
give an accounting of their actions.
AS stated, there was hurrying to
and fro, tears, laughter and extrac-
ton of fines or bail money from
stocking banks. That was followed
by a heavy exodus of the human
birds of vivid plumage.
It is said that a number of the
most willing workers made landings
in Duluth where they will make
goo-goo eyes at the willing males
and give chef Murphy the once over.
Among the number of redlight
ladies who fell into the tolls of the
law, Margaret Cotter forfeited bail
in the sum of $500 last Monday.
Mary Lewis paid fine of 500,
pleading guilty. Stacy Williams,
held both by city and state, pleaded
guilty to the city charge and had the
state charge put over until May 26.
Mrs. Sol Lemons pleaded not gull
ty but failed to prove her innocence
in trial, therefore was fined 100 or
60 days in Jail. Goldie Gentry and
Marie Morando pleaded guilty to
keeping disordely houses, therefore
were fined only SIS each. Other
cases were adjusted last week.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24

something to do with w. A. Cant's
championship of Prof. Clarified and
Herr General Fritz Won Resche?
The Rip-saw firmly believes in CIV
ing northern Minnesota thorough
trial as a region in which to breed
and raise sheep. Mutton is mutton
and wool is wool these times. North
ern Minnesota has the lands that
ought to produce feed for sheep. Hop
to it, Mr.. Farmer.
Since Herr General Fritz Won
Resche, the eminent Pro-German,
both by birth and belief, secured his
recent handsome increase in salary
at the hands of the kindly old legis-
lature, he tips his nose still higher
in the air when he meets Son Of
the American Revolution.
julius Barnes promised the peo-
pie that the price of flour would go
down. The next day, Duluth's bak-
ers raised the price of many OF their
products under an excuse of the high
price of flour. That's what Supt.
Hoke might call a paradox. Some
people call it crying shame.
At the present time, the lawyers
union in st. Louis county seems to
hold a permanent power of attorney
from the voters in the selection of
district judges. There is a deep SEN
timent in favor of starting an action
to find out whether or not that power
of attorney is irrevocable.
Instead of putting the returned
soldiers out on stump ranches, why
not have Judge Gary, Hank Cheadle,
N. J. Upham, C. P. Craig, ct al.
bring along those new steel mills,
so profusely promised some months
ago, thereby giving the returned he
roes employment that possesses safe
and sure profits.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24

Burnside seems to be a confirmed
outlaw. He wonders why his mis-
deeds are noticed by the press, evil
IDENTIFY failing to appreciate the fact
that he breaks the laws of God and
man, therefore is doubly accountable
to society.
Col. Burnside has had experience
behind prison walls in the past and
if Uncle Sam makes him a govern
mental guest at Leavenworth, or
some other safe retreat, he will be
somewhat familiar with life behind
stone walls.
Col. Burnside, nattily dressed and
flashing big and costly gems, has
taken his arrest coolly, but he Is
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-05-24
FARRELL and M'DERM0TT
INDULGE IN WORDY WAR
-1Continued From Page One.)

made and no arrest or improvement
followed.
The Rip-saw knows much about
booze and beer being run over the
st. Louis river bridge at New Duluth
but, of course, it might have been
when Lieut.. McDermott was asleep.
The Rip-saw has felt no call to
give close attention to that end of
the city but dozens of complaints
have been made that Gary and New
Duluth, certain sections, fairly
flowed with, blockade whisky. Greek
gambling dufaps also have been a
great source of complaint.
Lieut.. McDermott is a very popu-
lar man at New Duluth. He may
have profited by this illegal booze
traffic and low moral endeavor in
his district and he may have not.
The Rip-saw does not undertake to
say. But it does insist that any OF
it's printed reports never have been
denied nor disproved; that there
have been many complaints about
conditions up there; that many Of
these complaints have compromised
Lieut.. McDermott; that they have
decreased in number since McKer-
cher quit the police department.
The Rip-saw sincerely hopes that
the confidence of the Steel Plant
News, the Commercial club and
private citizens is not misplaced.
Lieut.. McDermott is a very likable
man, all who know him declare, and
it is especially sad to see likable
fellow prove unworthy.
Coming back to commissioner Far
rell, it may not be out of order to
ask why he has not taken official
cognizance of conditions in the West
ern End of the city if his investi-
gators really found conditions as
bad as reported. To a man on the
sidelines, it looks as if commission
er Farrell either has been talking
through his hat or that he has been
neglecting his duty as a sworn Off
Gals of the city.
The chances are, of course, that
commissioner Farrell and Lieut.. Nc
Dermott will kiss and make up, just
as congressman Carss and chief Of
police Murphy shook hands and got
together short time ago. But that's
another and very interesting story.