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LA GRANDE. OREGON, . MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1923.
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Big Horn River Valley for
; 75 Miles Is Scene of
' Stark Disaster.
CROPS WIPED OUT;
RANCHES FLOODED
No Estimate of . Damage
Given; High Waters Play-
' ing Havoc with Rescue
Work at Wreck Scene.
t'ASPKIl Y. (AP) nesolu
tlon grips 'Ik- valley of the llig
Horn rier for 7." inlU's between
' 'riicrmoplis nml Grcvntill. with
crops wiped i)iit nml riuiche.s
flooded. .No otiinntu or the ilnni
imu Is given.
Scanii l'r Undies Ilclnycil
CASPEIt, Wyo. (AP) Itlsiug
wuter in Colo crock, at the scene of
the UllliliiKlon railroad aeciilellt
Thursday night I", which 25 to 4"
persons are hclleved to have lost their
lives, broke over the temporary dykes
which wore erected by crews in their
attempt to recover bodies, and fur
ther hampered the work ot dlesinK
out the four burled cars.
.Although thero is much speculation
its to the number of persons who per
ished In the four ears that now arc
Imbedded in the mud and sand in the
truck, the ostimntes continued, to
rungo between 25 and 40. The chair
car was reached Sunday but no bodies
were found In it. The cngino ulso was
located.
Explodes Ancient Theory
; That Red Enrages Bull
HAN' PltANt'lSCO, (AP) Waving
a red fine before a hull has no inot-c
significance than waving a pink,
green, purple, or white flag because
bulls, in keeping with oilier animals,
are color blind, according to lr. G-.
M. Htrntton, head of lite department
of psychology. I nivcrsity of California
Iletkeley, Calif., who has Just com
pleted a s'x mouths, investigation of
the subject.
WILL DISCUSS
The Oregon slate board of health
WATER PROBLEM
OS I heir guests. Hireling here lor lliu )iny(; .(R fom.,Uon ,, ro-oper-purpose
of diseasing the city ,Hon ., collaboration. The Ihreal
ipiesllen ill mis cu. . .; ....,...,.
commerce will convene tomorrow noun
at I he I. ". I'', ha".
The health board has been in Hast
en! liregon iiu in' i
ami are gue.-i i oi
noi 1.1M. ' .,ii.
the waiei - '.. ; Interest
cal standpoint ami ,, . of Int. st
on .he question is expected to folll.-.
u0""'' i ...in i... , rvi..l -it l" li.-
.. ...... .... ..- ... i.i.i. ..hiiir-
man of the day
Charles Quinn Scores
Intellectual Anarchtj
DHS Mi'ilNKS. '.I- (Al
iTlK-n nti'lii"iil inmrru r.'iBiia
n( cvi'll tin' iniillipllinli'Hi i:i"i"
frcu from itl:l''K. " i narii'a
in, wirrctiiry-ti'i -usurer of thu
in llmikni Nili'imil asHodn-
ilnrliirol m ll r.-pnl l"
:,l ronil-llliOll Ot till' UKHCK'ia-
fcA i lii-l.' toil.-iy.
JUjl JvHKilliiiK coiii-'rcs.-! ami li'Bisla-
.tuie.i for liowhiK to thu will of
J 'iniiioi-:t li-w. .Mr. M'li'"' I" "
li nslliy rLi"'-t as.-crti d lln' tii"''
nliil com., lor lh hi'liili'-iii l'li''
lir to ri-voll iiKiilnsI liollt ial anil
crunnmtt- c vii.-ri'ii'-ms "
"TopiiliiiB tlironi-H Imvi' 1"
loon., a llouil of si lic-r.'.. n for r'
innlilllK t'lO worM." ll" nl''.
"Ami thl w.i'lil of iilinorinal
tiniui' a- or;d that fihaiiil'iim
nmslr for arl for riihi.sin
nml tlm rhiiii-'i f"r tl'.u nio'lc,
vill try linythini;."
Iiu .-i-!-.iii-'l tii" ai--nirian nn-T.-sl
wan n l-art of tho cmur.il ilhi
tnrham'.'. "l-'or H' fi,'s'
ten vi'iirs." I"' I'Oiiliinii'.l. "coii-Kri-.v
him lii'un on a v. nation, uiv
Iiik ""' coim'ry a short resiilt".
. Hut now thuri- I romi vti to lie a
r-mival of niUt.ition nr.il " J'lo--44i,.r:i
of lull, 'to liol Hi" flirillur'
ilcl.lt.- Hi" t i t t msi t i-om:i-.'S .1.
x.ili.l iimwI f Hr hi"' two "'"
J.10,,, lo t.nh Pi-a.ill"i-. AlnioKt
nplin.ll. o .-r.-.lil wns ,-v. n.li-.l a
Hw pi.o-il'-ally ' M-haiiPi; fon-ltn
.. cralll .- fn-"M-'l: law now
i lvo Ihf WTP-lary of Knrult nro
Viontrjl OM-r grain tulurcH traj-
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So Says Executive Council
of A. F. L. in Report in
Portland today.
(COOPERATION HELD
TO BE FUTURE HOPE
Hour Has Struck for "Pro
nouncement of the Aims
of Labor:" Labor Held
Stronger.
POHTI-iAND,. Or., (AP) Develop
ment of tin industrial franchise
"comparable to our political fran
chise" must be the nexl soul of the
labor movement, the executive coun
cil of the American Federation of
I.aHor declared today in its- report
to the Federation's annual conven
tion. "Warning of the "threat of stale
Invasion of industrial life," tho coun
cil asserted that the hour has struck
tor "a pronouncement of tho alms
of labor that shall more nearly ex
press the full implications of trade
unionism."
War Tiiriilii! Point.
"The close of the war marked for
us a turning point in human rela
tions." the report said, "and threw
rorth in bold relief the inadequacy
of existing forms and Institutions
Henceforth the movement for organ
ization of the workers into trude
unions has a deeper meaning than
tho mere organization of groups for
advancement of group interests.
"Henceforth the orgunlaallon of
the workers Into ' trade unions -musl
mean tho conscious organization of
one of the most vital functional ele
ments Tor enlightened participation
in a democracy of industry whose,
purpose must bo the extension of
freedom, the enfranchisement of the
producer as such, the rescue of in
dustry from chaos, profiteering and
purely individual whim, including in
dividual incapacity, and the rescue
or Industry also from tho domination
of Incompetent political bodies.
"The largest freedom of ac
tion, (in freeM piny for Individ
ual initiative ami genius in In
- ttiisd-v can not be liml under I he
Mimlow of constant Incoinpcrc'iit
KlitU-a1 Interference, meddle
someness and restriction.
Co-operation is Hope.
"Through the muddling conflict ot
grnupB who still find tt hnpoHsibh
I 4 In m ! n rn-fitiiri4 1 Will Wl
.. , ,mur ,.,, ,mls,
k invasion of Industrial lift
.is real. Powerful groups of earnest
'and sincere persons constanlly seel,
the extension of slate silvcruillty
ovrr niirely industrial fields. Suet,
Ignorant cncroHchiuontB as 111
Knell-
Cuniniips act
Kansas Court ol
Industrial nidations and the Colo
InJUR(riul , .0m.nlsslon act. each
MunrinK r KOV(.rmn,
'acting under the spur of oiganizeii
propaganda
or of political appetili
(Continued on Page Kivc.)
Inc. and nliotlii-r law tuaki'.l ro
opuratlyu conipaniril Imnninsu
from thu Whi-riniin anli-lfiiHt at-"la-ciiiisi.
co-opurativu innrkut
IllB or California fruit was foiliul
uilyisnbl", efforts aru inatlu lo ap
ply liku rules to erain. raised
Ihronuli almost thu enliro eoll
linetit. .Sueh policy shown that
leaders hau not even reached
the teething period III econom
ics." Mr. (Jiiinii inioted such aiitlior
ities as I'rofesHor 'I. N. t'arver.
or Harvard I'llivi-rsily. lo show
the fallacy of applying to Brain
iiiiirketiiiK the rules used for
marketing fruit and other agri
cultural specialities.
'leaders of the farm move
ment would destroy the niid ih.
man and replace 1. If it with a
system far more wasteful and
much less democratic," he added,
pointing to enactment of co-oper.
alive marketing lawn In grain
Mates last winter which ll-'
characterized as 'wit limit pre
cedent In thu history of ulas
legislation."
"After driving farmers into
the!-:" so-crllied co-operative com
panies, the leaders would l.inil
tlii'iil for ten years to di.'iv-r
their product", not to the hil-isv
lil-l.ler. hut to tsiotinri--i v.h.i
know nothing of m.'rcliaii.llsiii
tuin. To strengthen their posi
tion they would impulse a fine of
5'Mi on anyone who would dary
tCOtitiuuetl ou 1'aije Fuel
LA GRANDE SECOND
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Mrs. Walter Pierce to
Return to Salem After
Spending Week-end Here
Mrs. Walter M. Pierce, first
lady or the statu of Oregon, will
leave her home in La Grande thiu
evening for Salem at the coucllt-
i uion of a four days visit with ro-
latives and friends. Mrs. l'ierco
arrived in Ui Cirande Friday and
lias been spending tho week-end
with Air. unit Airs. Uoyd Picrco
and son.
Armed Poivcs Pace to 1'iieo
Tulsa (Al) Arniifl forces
faced c:eli other n( ihioii HKlay at
Tulsa county -ourlione as the
hour npproiu'heil for (he illHlrf
hiitjon ol' election supplies to pie
cinct iHdlliig plnees lor tomor
row's special election, ii. K. Slo
vens? timernor Walton's Intelli
gence oirieer, in ciiarge ir 12
"armed cKlcns oluiili'i -," saUl
thai any ballots or supplies re
ceived fit mi the building would
he taken out "over our dead
bodies." It was announced that
preparations Ut open the supply
vault would not be completed br-
' foin two o'clock. At 1:10 o'clock
MicrJll' Sanroi;). backed hy ZUi
.spcvlal lcputies, MiiTouiulcd (he
12 4't-itl4'ii volunteers" and or
dered (hem I'n.m tho building.
They left In a body. Saul(il is
said to have eommissioniil mor"
than one thousand sjH'clal dt
pulles to insure (he election ami
had ortleml (he arrest or all per
ilous eiirr,iug arms without u
, luwlii, eriMit ,,.,, -
TITiSA. (AV). Dlslilbulliui or
election supplies here bewail this
nflci-.ioon under Kiiard of Sheriff
San lord and special deputies.
Two armed deputies were assigned
to each piwlnct ballot )nt wilh
Inst met ions to uani it. until the
vole was tabulated Tuesday niht.
ONE KILLED SUNDAY
WHEN AUTO WRECKS
AMKKICAN FALLS, Ma. (AI)-
One man, Mike (.'otv.to, address un
known, Is dead mid fouit arts injured
due to an automobile accident Hun-
lay. The car, driven by I'M ward lturn
ird, Hun Jose, Calif, missed a bridge
and plunged into Little creek four
miles south of here. Sun Kturc In the
driver's eyes in held the cause.
The Injured are, lt-n I'.o.sr. Cleve
XTRA
land, Ohio; i-M ward Harnard. Olivi-riis In session today and may possibly
Carry, Tulsa. OI;la., and Lexington, return some indictments within the
Adams, Chicago.
GERMANY "ACII!
echom
Boise, Idaho Team Wins In
terstate Golf Tourna
ment at Baker.
Boise, Idaho cleaned up on KnHtern
Oregon in the Interstate ro( tourna
ment held ut linker Saturday and
Sunday. I.a Grande gave her a scare
but tripped herself in tho last round
Sunday and allowed a margin of 33
pointy between her and Itolso at noon
.Sunday to widen to ucary 1U0 points.
There was too much class and cun
ning; in tho Uoise tenm from top to
bottom to let L.a Grande carry off
hiKh honors.
The fact that the I -a Grande cotin-
I try club color went iutp Hecond place
over ltaker on the last named courHO
is a source of gratification to the local
playci-H, though they reuret. In a mea
sure, that lljiker, with all her gener
ous hoKpltality und unendtiiR' effort to
make thhiRH pleasant, should have to
cive way to third place.
It was a splendid t tournanieiit,
lileHHcd with ek'Kunt wetither and tit
attended with ho me splendid golf. On
Sunday nfternoon tho gallery con
talncl a lar-e crowd, a goodly Bhnru
of then hailing from la Grande.
Interest ran hiqh both days In tho
event.
Ittjjsu Almost On Iar
I!olue"o team of ten men rank al-
.inost on a par. The tenth man shot
Jiii; about equal to Im, Grnnde's sec-
ond fliRht caliber. This is party ac
counted for In the fact that tho two
clubs in IIoIho sent tho cream of both
i Boise Institutions.
Lnrisou mid Murphy Good
There were two outstanding fea
tures In the tournament from a local
.itundpoint. Saturday G. L. Larlson
lied (Jullor Orford, the champion of
Idaho, In the first round for a 37.
Jjirison was so tickled over his play
that ho slipped to a 45 tho next round
but finally got his stride again and
played in fine from on Hunday. taking
fourth high medal score for the tour
nament. ' ,, . '. .. ... . ..
The other outstanding feature in
point of medal Hcore was the perfor
mance of Hay Murphy, who played
a 42 the first round, and repeated
wit h a 4 1 Saturday afternoon. Tills
boosted Id in from the eight flight to
the second for Sunday where lie pro
duced another At in, the morning and
a. 4 5 In the afternoon.
Tho net strokes for tournament
(Continued oir Page Five)
CIRCUIT COURT IS
CONVENED TODAY
Convening this afternoon at 1:3')
o'clock and presided over by Judge J.
W. Knowlcs, the circuit court opened
its October term in t'nlon count.
with tho civil case of Humes and An
thony vs Lee Warnick. a suit to rn-
cover tonic property. No other cases'
cn tho docket but tho grand jury.
Inext day or so.
VOT AWFUL MEALS DOT
ResfbNSiCLs; U I : r', t T
For , j l I . -SJ, "
OVERCOAT I , 'S v ijr '
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0
MANY KILLED
T
IN GERMANY
Great Separatist' Demon
stration bncts in Verit
able Massacre.
HUNDREDS WOUNDED
NEAR DUSSELDORF
Security Police Blamed for
the Disturbance; French
Claim Police Started Row
by Shooting.
ItKKLIN (AP) CcneorHhlp to
be Imiioscil on all military news
Kent rrom Germany's parliament
ary elrlsls, was predicted today.
LONDON (A I) A revoluthm
nry movement orghiated by tho
.Nationalists organization, bus
broken out at Kucstrin, 50 mile
from Berlin, nays a I tenter dis
patch from the German capital
Insurgents attempted to disarm
the parrlsou mid occupy tho fort
ress hut Commander Kcichswehr
Mrrestcd tho leaders and drove
back (ho attackers.
IUJHH 10 1 DO 1 1 1 A V) . The groat
separatist demonstration hero Sunday
terminated in a veritable, massacre, A
score of persons are known to have
been killed and tho wounded are be
lieved to bo numbered In thu hundreds.
Ousscldorf. Is still seething with ex
citement and more troublo Is feared.
Tho French occupation authorities
hold tho German military police tho
security police responsible for the
outbreak, declaring that they started
the shooting, ln-hch the Communist
groups later joined. The hospitals
and police barracks are filled wilh
wounded, and French military doctors
are rendering all posnlble assistance.
Tho French authorities late Sunday
sent out patrols to round up all the
security police they could find In the
streets and placed under arrest all
those still held in reserve ut headquar
ters. Incitement SI Irs City.
The city awoke early teeming with
xclteiuent; thousands were abroad In
Hpltc of un appeal addressed to the
population to remain indoors. Hut
street cars, automobiles and other ve
hicles were . absent from . the streets
and the hotels and stores had alt low
ered their steel gratings. About 1 1
o'clock the first of tho liii train;! beam
ing manifest aula to I Hiesseldorf ar
rived and was received by a company
of-Hhineland public militia,, which had
just sworn allegiance to the green.
white and red flag.
Soon after noon all the manlfcstanis
from points in the "Hhincland repub
(Contlnued on I'age Five.)
FELLER SERVES!"
DURING R 0
Be
County Fair A
Big Success;
Record Crowd
. KLOIN. (Special , to tho Ob
server) Thu Union county fair
eunio to an official close Sat
urday afternoon when the final
racu of the program was com
pleted. Tho second annua! fair
at Ulgln will go on record as
one or the greatest county fairs
ever held In this county. At
tendance records Tor the four
days passed all prevlutis rlgiin-o.
with lilg crowds Thursday. Fri
day ami Saturday.
Tommy Zahn. of Joseph, won
first In the bucking contest for
tho ICastern Oregon champion
ship, surviving rumination con
tests that trimmed 211 entries
down to eight ror tho senil-tin-ala.
llob Hall of l.a Orande,
was second, and !oc Tlhhetta of
Knterprlae, placed third.
, hirst honors in the roping
contest were won by 1 c. Kp
pnrson, of Pendleton, lluck
Smith, or Pendleton winning
second and Itichard Ilm-k, of
Pendleton, third.
LATE NEWS
FLASHES
The .MnrkctM,
lltTiiAM (AP) attJo
sternly, c"lvos 50 to 75 cents up,
hogs stcaily ti strong, sheep slow.
Kggs steady, henneries i:i to 45
ci'iits. Butter fat up two cents.
Wngo Increase Hciucsls
' ci.i;i:lam) (Ai) wngo in.
crcn.se it'iiiiewtH rm tho li-sloratlon
of M'hciulcM in eft'cci befmv tho
t'2 cr cent ittiiiction hi 1021,
nro being presented many rail
roads twlHy by rcpiHMMitativcs of
tho llrothcrhood of JjiH'iunotlvo
lOnginccrH and I'lrcnicn,
Vhcnt Quo! all on.
i 'rti't'ri i A ( A i ) .Jv;- at
lltird white, ucitctu red,
lcuotinc'N Chihl liahor
I'hltTliA.M) (AI'). Vigtirous
denunciation of child labor nml
ItcdH nml nid leal Ism was cluirnc
tciricl in the annual address of
President Samuel (Join pel's of tho
American Federation of I-abor
here. .Mayor 1 taker, in welcom
ing the contention, referred to the
federation as the "surety valve of
American lulMtr." The f invent ion
applauded his th-claratioii that
thciv In nn rrMUii for "I. V, V,,
ixilshcvism and other Isms." t;ov
crnor Pien-c was applauded when
lie said "Oregon is opposed to
.Mongolian Invasion. Against thoso
who cannot be assimilated wt:
would shut our doors tight."
CLIP PASTOR WHO
ADDRESSED BLACKS
JACKKOXVIU,!-:, Kla., (INS) To
have one's hulr ami heard cloudy
topped with an ugly pnir of BclKHnrn,
wielded by three rough und angry
white men. In u pretty high price for
a while minister to pay fur preaching
to a negro congregation.
Yet t liia in the record exclusively
laimed by (Jeorge W, AI eaHlugcr, of
t It Ik city, who r.uyn he has been an
ordained milliliter for A H yearn. The
(rlo, the preuclier l.s quoted hm Haying
v; iN-d iiim al noon one warm day
enlly, (old hlni he had been preach
ing to iiegroeg and that they were go
ing to aiifint him with a "little treal-
iiit-nt,' whereupon two of tln-m Kelxed
him, forced him into a. ehalr, and a
third mi-mber of the party operated
the HidfHorf. The police record beam
out ttn liv:tltnonv of tin- minister.
U. S. Supreme Court Has
580 Cases On Docket
liv A. ih H.WU XItli.
Inlcriiatiomil News Serlc staff
Corro porn lent.
WASHINGTON, f AC). The
Cuitcd Slut'-H HiiprniM' court nu t
tor iln October Icint at noon to
day. Tbl: I rm Hill CHllllMH-,
wilh a nunibrr of lecfKmn r(li
coiihii Hut Ion and prepai atioiiH of ,
oiilnlona, until t he f-i cond week In
June, next year.
Cull mi President,
Custom of the iiont dccreiH
that Iiiiiii 'Ibileiy niter the opi n
ing or t he court t here Hhall tie
an adjournment to permit the
chief JuMIre and his iiMHoetateH to
call officially and in a body on
I'reHidcnt Coolldi,'!1." At noon to
morrow I here will be t he iiHimt
pi eliminnrleM for opening of t ho
court , and riiH" on the calendar
wit) be called In order for argu
ment .
The floeket haft about fK0 raneK,
which l Mi fewer than had been
doeketcd at the opening of the
October terui for I'.i. l-'ev eases
on the iloel.ct are of outHanding
or general Importance. Many of
ttiein are appealH for rehearlnirff
In cawM in lying under the prohi
bition law.
meld
PERMfnElffo
VOTE TUESDAY
Injunction, Directed at En-'
tire National Guard,
Is Issued. , . -;;
SHERIFF PREPARES
TO ENFORCE ORDER
Claims Will Have "20 Armed
Deputies to Every One of
Governor Walton's Gun-;
men."
TlXSA. (AI') An Injunction
directed against the entire tm
tlnnal guaril ,,r (Ui slato and all
(iirhi'i's olM-i-iitlng uiiilei. thu iu-thoi-ity
or tho special statu policy
iiniiiilssl,,s rcstrluliiK then. '
from iiitcifei-ing with tint cltt-llmi
tonion-ow. was lsMied hero UHlay
by district Judge limit.
Several humliiil null have
heen Kivon. In hy Khelrir ISoli
Nani'nnl, win. has ili-elnrcd thu
courl's nnli'p will ho roicill mid
every mail tlinimt in jail who at
tempts hi hinder thu duelling tlf
the noils.
'I'ho si irr iln-Ian-d "there will
ho at) iii nii-i deputies sworn in, to
permit (ho election, to evory ono
r tlov or U'nltou's KitiuiU'ii or-
lured to break It nil."
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (AP)
I'ho enllrii forco - of arms of the
slain will be thrown Into Ihn field
lilcHiluy to pruvenl. the holding of -
a siiecliil election, lit which time n
meaHiirn would' he submitted provide
.r.i:.!,h.ififimiiurn mxaor
shier liniieachinent churgcD against
Governor J. C. Walton, and to curb
rlollng that might result from clos
ing of the polls, it was announced
by Mm governor Hunday night.
Governor Wallon said that moblll
itallon ordciii for tho entlro Okla
homa national guard, numbering
about. Mmmi men. had been Issued,
mid Hint Hunday night 76110 volun
teer militiamen will be called to
(Continued on Page Kivo.)
E
Ample proof that there In nothing
wrung with the (i ran do Honde vulley
ibut that, if anything n wrong with
i the cropH produced thereupon. It llcb
I in the need and care, In given by tho
producing ol IMiO nadm of Netted Oein
I potato a to the .acre on the Hull. Mc-
jvfnn.iii iarm. -i ne potatoes were
grown from the ,a Orande National
bank Heed recently Heelired.
The above crop Ih certified by G.
It. Jlyalup, farm crop ttpeclaliHt of tho
J Oregon AgrhMillural college, who
MlaleH IhaL lie "never wtood in a bet
ter fii-hl or polaloes In his life be
fore." liillevlng that the Netted Gems
grouu on the MclCennon placu will
prove Ideal for the purpose, W. Uol
IIiim. Riiporlnlendent of the Hecond dl
vlKion of the o.-W., has nent a sam
ple of the potatfx-H lo the dining car
department to inspect und determine
wlx ther they will lie used In prefer
ence to others In serving O.-W. pat
rons. H Im expected the government,
will i onte.it derlKlomi by federal
OlHtrlct Judges In New York and
Montana liohling Invallil provl
kIoiim of prohibition laws reKttict
inu pliy.Hli'lium In the ouantity of
whlfiky they hIiuII give on pro
NcriptloiiM to patleiitH. mid h Cull
lornia ph.dcian has brought an
appeal honi a dechdon of Cali
fornia courts s'.iKlalnlng validity
of a stale law which reduces be
low that or the federal law the
'inutility or Ihpior that limy bo
prescribed.
Anil-Trust Cum'S.
Then are a f.-w minor antl
trust cases. mot Important among
which h tluiL.ngniiiMt an alleged
IndowghisH combine which In
brought up from (ho fe7oral court
at I'ktUburgb. Two othnr Panes
tr importance are those brought
by the mate of New York testing
the conHltlutlonallty of the feder
al water Vower net and y (lie :
stale or WlHcnnaln Involving an
alleged iiIckuI withdrawal by the
n.tn Italy Ulstrlct of Chicago flf
watera from hiikn Michigan. 1'Vd
onti Judgeii handle and Curpcn
ler, at Chicago, decided tho sun
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