iN COOS BAY IT SEEMS THE BIGGER THE PROSPECTS
LOST ARTICLES
lrr. f.ninil tliioiiali Times mint
(,,! (Iiciiil fc'so tlionl Thoy
eel rrsiiH";
1 . vWWI KMnmisiicu I" "o
fOL. AAAVl.M t,0 Const Mnll.
BEGON CITIZENS
T
andy Residents, Near Port
land, Resent Flying Ban
ner 01 urganuaiiun.
SHOOT IT DOWN;
THEN UbSlnui lividluvi
otify Telephone Crew They
Will be Summarily Punish
ed if They Renew it.
lily AwofWft Prru lo Cooa llr Tlinm 1
.mnrri.AVIV dr. .Tlllv 3. TIlP III-
. . . . .... .!... ..! Ilin Wdrlit UWIl'l,'-
i .. n i i in kiii n in i nil ((Kin ""
iien In n telephone linn crow nt
lamly. n Htmili vlliugo in 1110 .wnm
''"' V ....... ..- ...11.... IV,.,.i Piirllntlil
" , m.. ;.in 1w.1i.tm! Iho 1. W. W. fltlg
,n o slnff In a grovo where the towns-
icopIp panned in noni lonwrruw
..'..1. It i.ilv .nlehrnthm. Tlio HI -
en's enraged nl tho 11H, headed by n
i.iiul nml carrying nloft tlio Hturn und
itrlncB, proceeded to tlio grove. hImiI
!,.'., tin. i w W. flnir nml intruded
hnwKli tlio iniiln street, dragging the
ilijcrtloniime winner in imp mini.
In front of tho postoHleo tlio
rowd formed In n hollow Hqunro nml
illo tlio hnnil played America, uio
w w flni? wiim hiirnoil. Tlio niPii
Mil., luni niiiitn tin fliiir. oxnreHHod In-
llRnntlon nml threatened to mnko
,,,,iil,oi. ninl rn hi I hi wore 111-
rmn.1 t lint uiii li ni'lion would ho fol
lowed by prompt destruction of tlio
jaiinor nml miiniiiniw piuiiniiiiieni or
hose ri.tponslliio f'' raising it.
A NEW TRIAL
Judge Coke Overrules Mo
tion and Will Pass Sentence
Next Monday Morning.
At n niirrlnl notion of circuit
rourt In Cnqulllo yoHterdny, Judge
loko denied the motion for a new
trltil In tlio enso of .1. S. llarton.
ptato upicM ntailu", who uiih found
siillty u few iiioutliH ugo of attempt
ed criminal assault on .MIhh Yoiikiim,
nil employe In lil.s office. .Indue C'oko
ilxed next Monday morning at 10
ucloik as the tlmo of pronouncing
pentcmo. The sentence provided hy
Btntiite for tlio offeiiHo Is mi Indeter-
bnlnnte nentence of one to ten yeai'H.
Attorney C V McKiiIkIU and !:. I).
?perry for Ilnrtou contended that
M'ero wiih an evidence introduced to
eliow that the aliened iiHHnult wiih
moro than iiKKravnted nHHault wlth
Diit tlio moro HorloiiH offom.e.
Jiidu'O Coke In ihikhIiik tho motion
Btntcd that It wiih for u Jury to dotor
inlno whether tho offaium wiih nioru
tliaii merely an uHHiiult mid iih tho
Uury hud naHsed on It. tho court wiih
pot disposed to overrulo tholr JuiIk-
nicni. Kiirtlierinciro. ho Hiilil that In
rcRard to tho nlloKcd liiHuffleloncy of
Kiitieiico, thai .mihs Yoakmii'H ovl-
UCllcoJioro everv Indication nf liolnu
Ihe truth whllo llnrton'H did not.
it l expected tint Ilnrtou will now
appeal to tho Hiipromo court.
S. P. Said to be Puttinci Strin
gent Provisions in Contract
for Coos Bay Structure.
Arm nit n.- i ..
iiern i. 8 . " rl'ori roacning
pre, tho Southorn Pacific Is plac
ing a BtroiiK Bttpulatlon In tlio con
tract fnr llm ...,. ..!.. . ii.
tern. n nllPr0acheS ' tllO hrlllgO
pcross Coos Hay. tho bids for which
ZC:!!!tcohcA u'J.,l Mac
iP, i.,,1 w. " v uiiipnny. tiio Mnc-
ili i , Perls Company did not suh-
the work nn Mm i...i.i .. ..
count of n.: .Ti" V.."'.. h" ."' '."--
riofinKv. . ."U,B ,l,r li noiiitr 111-
Brnnih.-. I,nUI . "w Engineer
here "'Pietci the boiukIIiikb
ItraVi '".l"'?...?. t?o nrldRo. con-
Idonn xviiiVi LB u,at u Bl,a" o
lonTrnoVi l " J'. your an.1 that the
Hay nemVlK. ' "'' I?"01 1 00 W
)eir nnVi 'n . ' Uilu" uay "Ilor "
htood . 'l"r,r" 'ncl"o ndor-
Nral t;",n"",,.B l" ),a L" struc-
Por tho i,ii ', ino H p- Permit
UrtS nt'' te.,'"!.. o .War Dp-
foe Rin..r.i , " l,1,u 'I "as to
dieted Whin0" aml m,,8t b0 cmn
In. w,tl,'n two vears.
MatiFJW'&f 8a'i to bo
Is ceneinii,. " "mo work and t
WnX Iter eK "sl??. ..?.!
pontraets "iur nuiroau
v t "o... ...
Pa Portland o(rr Mahflald. whllo
l ortlnnu last week, had Quito a
FUG
ND
FN BARTON
RIDGE TO BE
DONE THIS TEAR
(E000 lag Stows
MARSHFIELD,-OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1913
BURN I. W. W.
I. W. W. LEADER
SENT TO JAIL
Patrick Quintan, of Paterson,
Sentenced to Two Years
and $500 Fine.
llr Ami lalisl Pitm In Coon Ilnjr Time
PATEItSON. X. .1.. July :i Pat
rick C ul n Ifin, lender of I no Indus
trial Workers or tlio World, wiih
HiiiitPiicpil today to prlHon for not
Ichh limn two nor more Hum seven
yearn, mid to pny a fine of ?.r.OO.
I lo wiih convicted recently of Incit
ing a riot among tlio Htrlklug Hlllt
mill workerH. Tlio Jury In tho case
of Hllnboth Curley Flyiui, on trial
on a Hi in 1 1 n r charge. Iiiih not yet
reaehed mi agreement
WOMEN JAILED
British Authorities Take Three
Into Custody Second Time
After Their Recovery.
Illy Amoi IaIi'.I 'ri In Ciiuk IUy Tlmra
I.O.N'DON. July :i. Police reiirroHt
cd today three officlalH of tho Wo
iiipii'h Social nml Political Pnlon, a
.Militant HiiffriiKetto orKiiul'ntion,
who were rolenHeil on IIcpiiho .luno
L'lHt, owing to III health, iih a renult
of tho hunger Htrlko In Jib 11. They nro
MIhh Annie Keuney, Mih. Itaehel llar
rett nml Mm. Harriot Kerr. Thoy
had been recuperating nt a watering
place.
TO
LARGE LEGACY
Lady Sackville in English
Court to Retain $5.ouu,uuu
of Scott
t Ily Anhm-UIisI l'rti lo Cixm IUy TIiiik
LONDON, July II. I.ady Sackvlllo
took tho wltncHH Htand today In u
Hull to doprlvo hor of tho flvo mil
lion dollar OHtato left hor hy tho will
of tho Into John Murray Scott. Sho
wild that In tho Hprlng of 1000, whllo
Hho wiih driving with Sir John, ho
first told hor of IiIh Intention to lonvo
hor a million dollaiH.
Lady Sackvlllo hwoio that bIio nov
or Hnw tho will nml did not know It
when Sir John Hpoko of revoking It.
Lady Sackvlllo added that Scott had
glvon hor daughter furs which cost
$15,000 and horsolf an omornld,
hracolot which cost $2.",000. Under
cross oxamlnntlon Lady Sackvlllo
wild sho and hor hiiHhand had about
? 15,000 a year.
Gifford Pinchot Makes Elo
quen Plea for it at Pro
gressive Meeting.
(11 AssoiltteJ rresi to Cool tlajr Time!
NEWPORT, July 3. Conservation
and social and Industrial Justlco,
callod by party lenders tho by-products
of progrosslvoncss, woro discuss
ed nt tho closing session today of tho
Progressive national conference Gif
ford Pinchot said: "The conserva
tion Question lies at tho root of ov
ory material human problem, for It
Is tho problem of sholtor and clothes,
which nro nothing but natural ro
Hourccs prepared for tho uso.QfJi)0.1!-"
chat with Dick Porter, formorly n
Spoknno friend of his, and Mr.
Portor Informed him that tho lino
to Coos nay was Doing rushed ns
much ns possible.
OLL1VAXT & WEAVER will bo
OPEN TOXKJHT after suppor but
CLOSIID ALL DAY TOMORROW.
Full lino of vegetables and Fresh
Fruit. Phono your ordors early.
Phono 275-J,
members
WANTS
S
CONSERVATION
IS HIS THEME
MEMBER 01-' THE
S
DARTER
SITE DE
Frank B. Waite Gets Valuable
Holdings of Miss Wcndel,
of San Francisco Un
known Claimant Discovered.
Frank II. Wuito, or Suthurlln, bus
JiihI iiurchiiHod mi undivided one
iiuiirter Interest In 1!7 nml n frac
tion mitch nt tho mouth of iHtliiin.'j
Inlet, which, hIiico the deal heenmo
known, Iiiih aroiiHod much comment.
The tract Is tho Hlto o tho C. A.
Smith Compmiy'H big mill, lumber
yaiilH ami tho Smith pulp mill and
which tho C. A. Smith Company
thought that It owned outrli'hf.
Air. Walto hns JiiHt acquired tho
IntoroHt of a AIIhh Wendol, of Snn
i ranclHco, an heir of tho Into James
Klaiiugnn. Tho Htory of tho tract,
or rather of her Interest In It, Ih
uuuHiini. it hcoiuh that the prop
erty belonged orlglnnlly to tho
I'lnnagr.n family, Pat I'lanngnii.
John Flanagan and tho MiiIIcuh own
ing It In equal pnrtH. On tho death
of John Flanagan, tho AlulleiiH ac
quired IiIh qunrter IntercHi. On tho
death or JnineH Flanagan, Pat Flan
agan was admliilHtrutor of IiIh ph
tato. Ho wold tho Jan. Klanngan
real estnto to IiIh purlnor, Mr. .Mann,
who later Hold It to T. It. Shorldan.
of ItoHohurg, n Hoii-ln-lnw or Pnt
i uiniignn. Artor Pnt Fliinngan'H
death. T. It. Sheridan sold tho prop
erty to tho Flanagan estnto.
In Hip meantime Mih. .Iiih. Flan
agan had married again, Air. Wen
The North Bend Celebration
NORTH IIKND'S big two days celebration opens with a boom In tho
morning. It tnkcH more than :i little Oregon mist to dampen tho
ardor of tho North Mend booHtors.
Every feature from tho big parade to the Fat Man'H race will ho car
ried out iih planned, rain or hIiIiio. Don't Htny away.
Tho coninilttoo on general nrrnngomontH hiivh tln people of North
I'.end nro preparing to act iih hosts on thin occasion nnd nothing will bo
spared to add to tho enjoyment nnd entertainment of their visitors. They
propose to mnko tho two dnyH such that all who attend will talk about
them In yearn to come.
Hospitality will ho tho first consideration. Tho nplrlt of commorclnl
Ihiii will bo forgotten mid everyone given n rousing welcome, a glad hand
nml n goueroiiH greeting.
AlnrHhflold business men nnd cltlzeim nro preparing to turn out In
force. This Ih proper. There should ho uniformity of purpose iih there Ih
unity of IntorcHtH. Tho peoplo of Alr.rHhflohl will Join In tho Joy and mix
In the merriment.
Evoryono hIiouIiI plan to attend nnd add to the success that awaits
united action.
Ilero'u to tho huccckk of tho North Rend Celebration, nml bore's
to Coos Ray; may tho affections of her peoplo llko tho wiivch on her
HJioroH, f lo v o ii common union, oi o nnd Inseparable. .
DEMOCRATS MAKE STRONG PLEDGE
Senate Finance Committee
Majority Considers Demo
cratic Caucus Call Child
Labor Ruling.
Illy AnoiUtcl I'rtM lo Cool Ilijr Tlmn.)
WASHINCTON, D. C, July 3. -Tho
DomocrntH of tho Sonnto Fl
iinnco Committeo mot todny to frame
n binding caucus resolution and clean
up tho oddH and ends of tho various
tariff schedules. Tho resolution
pledges legislators to support tho bill,
Introdiico no amomlmoutB not np-
improved by tho flnnnco committee,
W. B. Henry, of Philadelphia,
Wounds Several at Get
tysburg Reunion.
(Ily AorUteJ rrni to Coo ny Tirora.
GETTYSBURG, July 3. All tho
victims of W. B. Honry, of Phil
adelphia, who ran amuck in a din
ing room of a hotol horo last night,
nro doing well. Charles Ensor,
who received tho most dangerous
wounds, Is not out of danger, but
his recovory Is expected.
ROUAIAXIA MSO BUSY.
Aloblllliig of Army Ts Oidered by
Mug Charles.
Hr AocUteil l'rfti to Coos IUy Tlraei.J
BUCHAREST, July 3. King
Chnrles todny ordored a general mo
bilization of the Roumnnlan army.
CUT. ROBERT'S SON.
Captain H. II. Robert, corps of
onglnoors, United States Army, ar
rived In Portland nnd roportod tho
arrival Saturday of a son nt Tho
Dalles. Mother and child nro do
ing woll. Portlnnd Journal.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN LADIES
will sorvlo DINNER from 11 to 2 and
SUPPER from C to S JULY a nnd Jl
at tho church parlors. ALL COAIE.
RUNS AMUCK IN
DINING ROOM
ASSOCIATED PRESS
EVENING EDITION EIGHT
INTEREST IN
BIG
SMITH MILLS
del being her second hiiHhnnd. A
daughter wiih horn to them.
Recently It wiih discovered that
Jan. Flnnngmi'H quarter InturcHt In
tho 27 and a fraction ncreH at the
mouth of IsthmiiH Slough waw not
Included In tho real eHtate, which
Pat Flanngan ns administrator of
tho estate of Jus. Flanagan Hold.
When the C. A Smith Coinpnny
enmo hero Tor a mill slto, thoy pur
chaHod the Mullen half Interest In
the tract Tor ? 10,000. i ho Flnna
gan cHtato gavo thorn a warranty
deed for the other hair, it being
presumed that tho Flanngan eHtate
owned a hair Interest ItiHtead or n
qunrtor IntercHt In It'. Howovor, tho
Flnungnn oHtnto'H Hhare wnH n haiius
to get tho mill to locate nt the
mouth or iHthiuiiB Slough ami they
received nothing for It. In con
sequence tho warranty deed will not
hind them to mnko good tho value
that .Mr. Walte nlurcR on tno quar
ter Interest which ho bought from
MIhh Wendol, who, nH the only
da'ighler or Aim. Wenuel, Inherited
JnH. Flaiiagan'H wldow'H IntereHt In
the .Iiih. Flanagan estate.
It run lienn round out that Judge
Durham, of CrantH Push, who spent
a couple of weeks here recently, wttc
here for tho purpose of go!hg over
tho rorordH nnd oHtnbllHhlng the
Wondel clnlm to a qunrtor IntereHt
In the property which Iioh boon
made Immensely valuable hy tho
big ImprovpineutH tho C. A. Smith
Company has placed upon tho prop
erty. nnd support uono offered hy Republi
cans or DemnerntH who mny remain
out of tho caucus. All of tho Domo
ants oxcept Ruusdnll, Thornton and
Hitchcock nro expected to pledgo
thoniHolvcH. The committeo nmend
ed tho child labor provision of ad
ministrative section so ns to prohibit
tho entry of goods manufactured
"Principally by children under II
yoars of ago In countries whoro there
nro no laws regulating child lnbor."
This, tho committee bollovcs will not
bo an Impediment nor result In ex
cessive protection, as most European
countries havo child labor regula
tions. Somo of tho Asiatic countries
lax In Hiich regulations
National Guard Team Captures
Trophy in Annual Shoot at
American Lake.
Hy .UiocltteJ I'rtu to Cooi Ilty Tlmei
TACOAIA, July 3 Tho annual
National Guard shoot at Amorlcan
Lake, Company E of North Yak
ima for tho third successive time
won first place with a score of
112G hits out of a possible 1500.
Captain Boles and Artificer "W. A.
Alundoll, of Company E, had tho
highest Individual scores, 2i2 and
2ir out of a posslblo 250.
NEW BOAT DONE.
Kiist Cm ft for Coqullle Launched nt
Prosper.
Tho now river boat Charm of tho
Coqulllo Transportation company,
built at Prosper by Carl Hermann,
wbb successfully launched nt S o'clock
Saturday evening. It will tako about
1 0 days to put on the pilot houso and
do other finishing. Tho now boat
Is 80 feet long, has a 100 h. p. en
gine nnd will bo fitted up In palatial
stylo for tho passenger trade. Co
qulllo Herald.
Havo your Job printing done at
The Times office.
NORTH YAKIMA
WINNER AGAIN
Z! PROCRASTINATION
PAGES,
4 Coiuolldfttlon
nd Coos
H EA VI LY IN
EIGHT MILE
MAN KILLED
Postmaster 0. W. Robinson, of
Morrow County, Victim of
Runaway Accident.
Illy Anno lulisl I'rrri lo Cool Hay Tlmra.
PORTLAND, July 3. PostmnHter
O. W. Robinson, of Eight .Mile, .Mor
row County, Oregon, was killed In
a runaway accident yesterday near
lone. Ills team took fright nt ,n
Hwirtly moving auto and plunging
out of the road, ran upon rough
ground, thronging Robinson out.
JOT RIDE AT
TACOMA FATAL
One Man Killed and Compan
ion Deserts, Leaving Three
Women Beside Wreck.
Illy AMoclatnl I'rrM lo Poos Hay Time
TACOAIA, Wusli., July 3. Alorrls
E. Newton, an entertainer In a hotol
cafe, wiih killed In nn auto accident
near tho central mill early this morn
ing. So far as the police could learn
tho car skidded mid turned over.
The pollco found Corn Brenner, of
200 First Htreot, Aberdeen, nnd
Blmicho Paul and Bco Lylo, both of
tho Gloucalrn hotel, Tncoma, beside
tho wreck, nml Nowton dead. Tho
women said that thoro wiih another
man In the party but that ho loft.
CALL LOBBYIST
OF ANTI-TRDST
Henry B. Martin Witness To
day Before Senate Inves
tigating Committee.
ny AMOtlittJ ftTM lo tool nay Tlmra.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 3.
Honry B. .Martin, ropresotitntlvo
horo of tho so-called anti-trust
league, was called today by tho
Senate lobby committeo to bo ex
amined on David Lamar's statement
tnnt nftor Lnmnr hnd drawn n res
olution for Congressional Investi
gation of tho United Stntes Stool
Corporation ho gavo It to Martin,
who In turn induced Ropresontatlvo
Stanley of Kentucky to Introdiico
It In tho Houso. .Martin confirmed
Lamar's testimony, .Martin declin
ed to give tho nnnies of tno lcnguo's
members, becniiso thoy would Buf
fer tho "angor of tho great trusts,
who would ruin mid blacklist thorn
nnd lnsuro his dlschnrgo from em
ployment." PUT "LID" ON
"Blind Pigs" and Resorts to
Be Put Out of Business as
Result of Brawl.
(Special to Tho Times)
GARDINER, Or., July 3. As a re
sult of the shooting scrapo horo this
week, the "blind pigs" nnd resorts In
Gardlnor will probably havo tho lid
brought down hard on them. W. F.
Jewbtt, J. S. Gray and other promi
nent cltlzons circulated petitions to
District Attorney Geo. Brown asking
him to enforce tho law rigorously
against tho "blind pigs" nnd resorts
which have been operating flagrantly
since railroad activities started,
Tho shooting scrapo will bo taken
up boforo the grand Jury at Rosoburg,
Prosecuting Attorney Brown and a
deputy having visited horo to tako
tho principals back to Jail In caso
thoy could not furnish adequate
bond.
It now dovolops that tho mon woro
from n trap crow on tho uppor end
of tho work nnd not the tunnel 7
crow as was first reported.
Try Tho Times' Want Ads.
G N
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
A siniill ml In The Times wnnt
column nuiy brlmr ou rcsultw im
mediately. Try one.
of Times, Const Mnll )n OQO
Dny Advertiser. n,u UJ
BALKAN BATTLES
Servians and Greeks Claim to
Have Overwhelmed Bulgars
in Two Engagements.
MANY KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN STRUGGLE
Balkans Deny Some of Re
ports Red Cross Reports
Heavy Losses of Life.
CLAl.MK OK SERYIA.
Hy AMOclitciI l'rui lo Cool Hay Tlmo
J BELGRADE, July 3. Servl
I an roportB of fighting Tuesdny
! betwen tho Bulgarian and Servl
) nn armies ntntc that tho Bulgar
i hum abandoned several entire
I batteries In tlio field. Including
2 1 gutiH, many rifles and much
nmmuultlon. Thousands of Bul
garian prisoners nro said to havo
been taken by tho Sorvlnns, who
declaro the Bulgarians lost S00
dead and 1300 wounded.
ny AHodatft! Trrit lo Cool Hay Tlmea
SALONIKI, July 3. Tho bnttlo
between tho Greek nnd Bulgarian
troopB which began WedncHtlny, re
sulted In n complete victory for tho
Greeks, according to official reportH.
Tho Greek nrtlllery silenced tho Bul
garian guns, ami tho Greek Infantry
then pierced the Bulgarian Hues at
Daudll. The Bulgarian troops woro
eventually driven from Kllklsh,
iny AHoilatoJ Itch to Cool ny TImc 1
GENEVA, July 3. The casualties
during tho fighting In Macedonia be
tween tho Servians and Bulgarians
and GrcekB nml BulgnrlnnH have been
much heavier than the published fig
ures would Indicate, according to Do
Servian Red CrosH Hoclety. Tho so
doty tolegraphod today to tho Swiss
Red Cross socloty asking It to dis
patch doctors mid nurses to tho secno
of hostilities. The message says
3000 wounded have already been
brought In from tho front and the
fighting continues.
REPORTS ARC CONFLICTING.
All of Warring RiiIIciiiik Claim Victory
According to Reports.
Illy Aiioclalod I'tm lo Coo. Day TIiiin
LONDON, July 3. Accounts of tho
fighting hotween the former Balkan
allies in Alacedonln coming from va
rious capitals of tho nations con
corned, nro conflicting. Tho Sen-Inns
nnd GreokH nre IhsiiIiik clrcum
Htnutlnl reportH of the defeat of tho
Bulgarian troops whllo tho lattor
stato JiiHt ns emphatically that thoy
aro advancing townrd Saloutkl, which
Ih In possession of tho GreokH, ami nt
tho same tlmo against tho Servians
along the lino. o
WILL DECLARE WAR.
Servla to Formally Announce Hostili
ties Against Bulgaria,
(ny Amoi latr.1 lTfii lo Cooa Hay Tlmea J
LONDON, July 3. War Ih to bo
declared by Servla against Bulgaria
at Uskup, for which plnco King Poter
nnd Premier Rachltch dopartod from
Bolgrndo thlH morning. Tho procla
mation will say Servla has hcon pro
voked by Bulgaria to declaro war.
REBEL LEADER
IS
One of Leaders in Present
Uprising Against Huerta Ex
ecuted by Federal Army.
Ily Awoclattil l'rrti lo Cooa Day Tlmea,
.MEXICO CITY, July 3. Tho Fed
eral troops today oxecuted Genoral
Ambrolso Fuguoroa, who obtained
great prominence In tho southorn
Btntos during Aladoro's rovolutlon
against Diaz and later was In tho
army as commander of tho rural
guards. Ho was captured in tho
stato of Guororo.
News of his execution was tole
graphod horo from tho headquar
ters of Genoral Luvonlclo Rohlos,
l-edoral commnndor In Cuornnvaca.
Fuguoroa, with IiIb brothers, took
a loading part In tho robolllou
against tho present administration.
FRISCO POSTMASTER BALKY.
Again Refuses to Resign Position
AVIien Requested.
(Dy Aiiocltted Trraa to Coo nay Time )
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3. In ro
ply to a demand following a request
from Postmaster Genoral Burloson,
Arthur G. FIsk again rofusod todny
to resign aB Postmaster of San
Francisco. In replying to a tolo
gram from Burleson, ho wlrod: "I
do not recognlzo tho right of nnyono
to removo mo, except tho Prosldont
of tho United btates."
REPORT OF THE RIVERS
RITCHIE FIGHT RY ROUNDS AT
MATT'S BILLIARD PARLORS.
0
BECU1ED
A