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MONDAY, JULY 6, 1914 EVENING EDITION
A CniiNollilntlon of Times', Ouut Mull
and Coos liny Advertiser-
No. 291
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rockeU,Bombs and Roman
CandliSGo Off at Once
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1 BOYSJSLIGiHTLY-HURT
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II But Twojjump Into Water
andyArJPickeu up by
lyFishintj Boats
Two mensRnd two hoya woro
lightly kurtphnd four other nur
owly isecapetUde th or Berlous Iii
ury wliMufaliout $'00 worth -of
riraworkJMbadod on n hcow, went
Ul" utrtitlfMf!.M.nllall. Ifiut Kljt Hnlfl V
uil QiiiiuimnnuMij .. ,.. . .... j
Utght. Tfrathotiody wan seriously
iturt la ebowMcrud nothing short of
inlrnculo'uilttriio explosion wan tor-
rlflc. 'jj
I Those lUihtly hurt woro George
Hunil)crt.fiCoullic, Eddie ltrovvn.
of Hastfridlllohert Krugor and L.
B. IJllVBHKit M.'rshrield. Those
who C8cnpdjynjury were Frank Cat
torlln, of Mrshrkld; Rudolph Went,
of EnstsldeMRoy Humbert, of Co
(lulllo, awttteroddle Lund, or Eust
sldo. ttjlvmswp? the only ono'left
on tho BcSjgJaftcr tho explosion. Tho
others' jHWjwd or wero blown Into
the waterier, mnde n bee-line for a
row-boat tld to the hcow.
Ther wiS; IntoiiKu oxeltomont on
shore, wkr hundredB of specta
tors had , jptkort 1 to nco tho display,
the cloetagR event of tho two-day
celebratloHif And It -In neodloHH to
say tht iheao on tho scow woro ex
cited. Jraco between four fish
boat ha'djtjUBt flnlBhed when the
explosion soecurrc il and fortunately
they weYall close by at tho time.
Heverai fewls Btartod from tho docka
kfm. ""Hf
' KniffrWflB struck In tho back by
a sky-mfcet, and was pnlufully but
not MftfiJtly hurt. llllvun was
tructc fifflke loft leg. Ecldlo Ilrown,
oh at SKfJ&boyB, waa Htruek In tho
right MwW'id George Ilumbort wmh
fltrHek nriho head. Tho latter two
were takMjto tho officii of a phys
ician, where their wounds woro
droned. jKrugor and Illlven hurried
to thlr 'respective Iioiuoh and at
tended totpiolr own wounds.
V'MRk'datturllu wiih Htandlng near
one of thi" big bomlm when It ox
plodetf awl! was blown Into tho wat
er by tfee foreo or tho explosion.
Knitter olvo Into thu water Immo-
lately dur ho had boon Htruek by
A akyroekift. Throo of tho boys also
lumped fnatrbonrd and tho othor two
Jumped' 8to tho rowboat tied to tho
Mew. All. woro good svviniinors.
Kddle Hrewn was making his way
towan
SLIGHT GUSH
OVER CONFETTI
",bu ..I,.. Iillinn tin 1.I.1U ..I.t1n.l
10 Vll I1VII IIU tia imnwii
111 era hold on to thu hcow.
,BoatH to Wfcciie.
Lnmn, operating tao iibu-
nnd winner or tho raco
four boats woro ontorod,
at to reach tho scono. Ho
Kddlo Ilrown, tho boy
for tho Mnrshflold Hide,
1 othorB, who woro cllng-
e scow. Air. Cavanaugh,
tfildo bnatshop, was thoro
wnrd. Tho noxt to roach
.woro Charloa Jonson, Qoo.
Noah and Carl Ggonoff.
woro operating tho ftah-
picked up two or three
of th fcwlmniors. ,
The M'w on which tho flroworks
were l3ed, loft tho Smith docks
tOMt forelock In command of Frank
HortejJJHjfAftor tying up at ono of
489 iH) off Kastsldo, Horton loft
for thjffjmty, nilvon, Cattorlln and
KrHHV'wero loft In charge of tho
up.1"
a
boat
In V
was
picked
who a
and my
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of tfcl
ooh
the 'm
mlt)i,v
They
boats
firewef
from, i:
ABkedtfl
eoowl I
the d
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ef
li
Tho five boys camo ovor
tBldo In a rowboat and
nthoy might got nboard tho
ttorlln warned thorn or
, but thoy poralstod In got-
rd.
nilven'H Story.
plosion started when ono
lows Ignited a plnwhool,"
n. "Most of tho flroworks
ouo pllo and they caught
a spark. Thon tho whoio
t up at onco. One of tho
3 wont off and I roalizod
ythlng else would follow.
at tho hoys to jump and
thorn did. I saw a rockot
uger and then I saw him
tho water. Incidentally
jay, It was a graceful dlvo.
kept busy for at least four
f dodging rockots, Roman
nd bombs. The battlo ot
as nothing to compare with
Hon on board that scow,
finally found mo and It
in tho loft leg just above
Thon I saw a bomb
oar Catterlln and he went
When I had been as-
at nobody had been hurt
con tho bcow, fired the re-
of tho fireworks and then
all tho sparks."
ore than flvo rockets had
charged when tho whole
erit up. All of the rockets
the direction ot tho city and
them roll on Front street
house roof tops. Many
that a fire was Inevitable
II probability there would
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ltlnued on Page Four.)
Citizens Buy Stock of Confetti
of Norton & Hansen to
Avoid Trouble
Only ouo untoward Incident mark
ed tho biggest Fourth or July, cele
bration In thu history of Coon Coun
ty, which dined In Mnrshriol I Hut-!
urdny night. That waa a clnuli Into j
sniunmy evening over uiiompiH i)
Warner Ogren, inaunger of Norton
A IltuiKcn to ell confetti In viola
tion of the order of County Health
Officer Culln, City Health orflcor
Straw and tho Fouith of July com
mittee, who. In addition to objecting-!
to It on general Haultary grounds,
felt that It would especially be a
meunco to the public at this time
lowing to the prevelauce or in can
Ion, whooping cough, mumps and
i other more H'rIoun contagious dls
,oanftc In localities In this vicinity.
Finally, In order to avoid what
might have been a serious ruction,
i members or tho Klk.M, Moose and
Hnglos lodges, Including local phyH-
Iclaus and business men, got togeth
er mid wont. In a body to Ogren
I at tlio Norton & Hansen Store and
i Insisted that ho desist. Finally
thoy purchased his whole supply,
paying him fifty per cent more than
It cost lit tn at wholesale and ordered
It thrown Into the bay.
I Somo of those who had been vlg
loroislv opposing tlio throwing or
I confetti had advocated more sit on
mioiis stops t.- prevent It, but finally
this menus at buying Ogren nfr was
i adopted as tbn oslest meaiiB of
.handling the situation .fid provont-
lug trouble marring tho celebration.
Dr. Straw, as City Health Otf.-
cer, was prepared to take uioie
'stringent slops to prevent It, but
In order to do ho he would have
boon compelled to arrest and pros
ecute nil throwing It ns woll as
those kolllug It. Ah thoro throw
ing it would probably hnvo boon
mostly strangers who woro bore ns
iKiiestH of tlio city ror a good time,
thiH-p In charge or tho celebration
felt that It would be unfair to hnvo
them punished for a thing which
they had no Ituowledgu or being
an orreusc.
I The closing or tho mntlor was
rather animated and attracted a
large crowd. Dr. Ilousovvorth,
MesHrB. Conway, McArthtir "' "
number or others closed up the nint-
! tor. ProvloiiBly there had beon nn
animated discussion, accoidtug to
reports botwooit Ogron, Dr. Strnw,
Win. Asplund and othora.
Ilcsldcs tho 'local parties Interest
ed, others took steps to stop It. Foy
Cox, or Camp One, ono of tho host
known loggors In this section, united
with Dr. Straw nnd tho Fourth of
July commltteo and most or tho
loggora with whom ho took It up put
tho ban on confetti.
Thoro wob only one fire alarm dur
ing tho celebration nnd that was
about 7:30 Saturday evening. Tho
gong waa soundod for the chemical
but no general alarm was turned In.
It occurred In tho auto used In ono
of tno otroot tontB by n noatcard nho-
i togrnphor. Tho damage was sllKht.
Only ono auto nccldont, or rather
near nccldont wnB roportod. That
i was when Miss Lucy Powers' machine
I struck tho llttlo daughter of Nick
Stnmhono on Front stroot Saturday
afternoon. Tho llttlo girl was knock
down by tho mud guard and slightly
bruised. MIsh Powers was driving
slowly and by prompt use of tho
emergency brake prevented running
ovor tno cium. Mr. Stambono had
started across tho street nnd tho llt
tlo ono darted after him. Ho does
not place tho slightest blame on Miss
Povvora for tho accident, but on tho
contrary credits her with oxtromo
caro and efficiency In handling tho
machine,
WesterlKJi-g Prnlscil.
In tho award of prizes for tho best
floats In tho Civic Parade Saturday,
tho Judges gavo tho handsome origin
til float of F. E. Westerborg'a 5-1 0-1 5
cent store favorable mention. Al
though they did not havo prizes
enough to go to all they tnought
should recolvo thorn, they felt that
Mr. "Ve8terberg was entitled to spec
ial recognition for tho flno showing
his store made In tho parade.
New, Undo Snin.
Will Goodrum officiated ns Uncle
Sam on the States' Float In Satur
day's parade. Tho commltteo had
first planned to havo O. S. Torrey
for "Uncle Sam," but he was pretty
busy and favored a younger and bet
ter looking man, bo Goodrum was
designated for tho placo.
Ladles: Mnchun Hulburt Is nt
Rogers Houso for ono week, with
lino of French, refined hair goods,
switches 3G Inches long, dipping,
dyeing and combings a specialty.
Call 2 to 4 p. m.
. .. . I., ...... ., - !..,... .
IT HAS neon well anil iruiy nam mm me omj- way u ureal civic even i
can be cared for Is by men who have In them theclemonts of civic pride
and patriotism and who aro ready to lavishly give of their time without
compensation In n quality of some? that money couldn't pay for.
There Ib growing up on Coos Hay a sentiment or this son that is hound
to mean big things to tho community. When a public matter neods
attention, there are iiualiried mon and .women In tho community to
give effective service without coat. And those men can call for helpers
who willingly do their share to bring the matter to a auccossful issue
When a man Is called, ho Blinply doi'j tho work and thnt Is all there Is
about It. Marshfleld Is exceedingly fortunate In theso mon, nnd tho
movement Is spreading bo that it embraces nearly everyone In tho city.
Thoro tiro many who deservo much uodlt for the work done to make
the Fourth of July colouration a supremo buccobs. Tho general commit
tee proved to bo an tiblo and intelligent combination that produced re
sults. At the head or them was Harry KInlball, who added to a tireless en
orgy a grasp or details that made him conspicuously the right man in
tho right placo. Associated with hi n nnd each responsible for somo
feature of tho work woro F. O. Horton, .1. Albeit Matson, Goorgo Oood
rum, Frank D. Cohan, Isaac It. Towor, F. A. Tlodgon, Dr. Leslie nnd Dr.
K. K. Straw. Theso mon simply worked like Trojans to make the cele
bration a hiiccosb nnd havo well earned tho thanks of all tho people of
MarBhriuld
Thoro was only ono untoward Incldont of tho entlro cololirntlon nnd
(hat happily pasrod orf without ninth difficulty. The porelstent penur
louaness of Warner Ogren, of Norton & Hansen's Store, who Insisted on
selling confetti against tho lnstructl"iis nnd wishes of County Health Of
ficer Culln and City Health Ofricer Dr. Straw nearly precipitated trou
ble, but thanks to the firmness or Dr. Straw nnd tho patriotism and
unseirish loyalty of a number or tho fr.Uernnl gmletlci, the confetti
throwing was suppressed. This ne ompllshmont was a rosult or a coni
mlttbw ot IClks agreeing to purchase all the ronrettl held by Norton A
Hansen at fifty per cent advanto ovor what It cost them. Tho Moose
nnd Kaulo lodges also loyally offered to share (ho expente If ueoded
and support Dr. Straw In his efforts to protect the health of tho people
of the commuiilty.
Warner Ogren, manager of Norton & Hnnson's, stuck out for his
pound of flesh and was successful In adding a few dirty dollars to his
profits, but by his action he lost tho respect of thu decent, loyal and
law-abiding peoplo of tho city. Ogron's attempt to force confetti throw
ing nnd h's utter disregard of tho heilth and happiuoss, convoiiieucu
and comfort of tho people or the city line earned Tor him the contempt
ot every mnn who holds loyalty to h's home city above a row dirty
dollars that might be made In iiuostlonnble practices. It Is barely pos
sible that tho loss or the trade of such men will amount to as much In
u year ..s the fow dollars profit mnde by his confetti deal.
CAUGHT
R08BERS
AID LOOT FOUND
Albert Meadows and Clarence
Ston.er Confess and Tell
1 Wbcre Loot is Hidden
Dead Robber FrorruWyominrj
(Ilr AukII. rrri io Coot 111? Tlmci.)
PHNDLKTO.V, Or., July C With
Albert MoiiiIowh and Clnrcnco Stonor,
the two suivlvlug bandits of thu throo
thnt hold up the Oregon-Washington
Railroad it Navigation train No. r
last Thin sduy, In jnil hero, county
officers nnd railroad detectives today
turned their attention to locating tho
persons robbed nnd returning tho
money nnd Jewelry. Tho rohborsj
were arresieu mruuy iiikiii, unci ni
ter confessing yostordny, showed
Whore (hoy had cached tho loot. It
consisted of $400 In money, n quan
tity of rings and watches nnd checks
and money ordors tnkon from the ex
press Bnfo.
Tho vvlfb of tho loader of tho gang,
Charles Manning, who was killed In
tho gun fight on tho train by Doii'uty
81 orlfr McDurroe, Is expected hero to
morrow noiu Cokovillo, Wyo., to
claim tho body. HchIcIch his wife,
.Manning leaves four children.
Stouer has a mother and slstor liv
ing In Asotin, Wash.
Tho two bandits woro caught on
tho railroad twenty miles from tho
scene of tho holdup nftor having
uoiigcii tno posses for throo dnn.
CARPENTIER 10RE FREEDOM .
AFIER CUBBYi FOR FILIPINOS
French Pugilist Offers $20,000
For Bout With New Title
Claimant
(n? AworUOd Pntt to Cooa Day Timet.)
SYDNEY, N. S. W., July C Geor
ges Carpontler, tho mlddlowelght
champion of Franco, cabled todaynn
offer of $20,000 to moot ilimmle Clab
hy of Indiana, clalmnnt of the middle
weight (Championship of the world.
roosevelTto
President Wilson Favor Meas
ure Granting Islands More
Self Government
tnr Auotlittd rrctt to Coot Day TlmM J
WASHINGTON, D. C. July C
President Wllaoh and the Houso load
ers havo agreed substantially on a bill
granting n larger measure of self
government to tho Filipinos. Presi
dent Wilson told callers that ho ap
proved tho bill Introduced by Repre
sentative Jones hut snld ho did not
expect It to bo passod by both houses
at tho present session.
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To Confer With Progressive
Leaders of the State
Strauss Loses Support
Or Auoeltted Fret i la Coot D Time 1
OYSTER DAY, July C Colonel ,
Roosevelt announced today that he j
would go to Now York Wednesday
and visit tho Progressive National I
headquartors to confer with tho Now
York Btate leaders. It Is understood
that the proposed nomination for
United States Senator from New
York or Oscar StrauBB, Progressive
Candidate for Governor nt tho last
election, has been dropped because
Strauss' position is at variance with
the Progressive party In regard to
tho Panama repeal act.
NOTICE TO MOOSE.
All members ot tho Loyal Order of
Mooso are requested to meet Tuesday,
July 7, aX the Dungan Undertaking
parlors to attend tho funeral of
Brother Chaa, McCulloch, which -will
be held nt 2 o'clock.
GEO. E. COOK,
Secretary.
AXE KIEL 4
IN
Sfl AS8 SWISS PROPERTY
MEXICO WILL BE PROTECTED
OFFICIALS OF
LINE ON BAT
Arrival of Vice - President
Woodworth Causes Revival
of Railroad Talk
J. O. Woodworth, second vice-president
of tho Northern Psciflc Rail
way, and Drake O'Rollly, of the
Oregon Round Lumber Company, or
Portland, passed through hero today
In company with Roderick V. Mc
l.eiy or tho McLeay Estate, on route
to Curry County, whore thoy will
spend somo time. 12. 'W. Wright,
who Is nt Floionre, was oxpected to
Join thopi bore, but he could not
get horo beforo tomorrow when he
will probably proceed to Curry.
Mr. Wood worth was hero two
years ago, (unking a horseback tour
of this section. Ho was then general
mnnngur or tho Northorn Pacific.
While he declared his trip thon was
purely an outing, his return la
thought to ho a little more signifi
cant nnd hns revived the old rumors
or tho Hill linos building Into this
portion. Jt Is more than likely that
1 e will at least make a report on
tho possibilities of this section.
Hroiiglititii litis Itettmicil.
Engineer Ilroughton, who will hnvo
supervision of tho Southern Pacific
brldgo construction across Coos Ray,
returned yostordny and Is at North
liend. Today tho first work on the
brldgo started, hut will probably bo
a month or moro boforo any per
ceptible progreBB will bo made.
Agreement Between United
States and Great Britain is
Extended byequest
SPANISH AMBASSADOR
APPEALS TO BRYAN
Will Not Support Claims to
Mining Properties Acquired
by Cancellation
IliT Atorll!l t'rM to Coo n Tlm )
WASHINGTON. D. C, July C--
Tlie agreement between the I'nited
I States and Great lirltnln to pro
tect propert'ei In Mexico will be ex
tended to include Spanish and HwIm
property. Tho Spnuhdi Ambaswiclor
todsy asked Secretiry or State Rryan
to Include Spain and Swltxerlond In
the compact This moans that the
' four countries will not support any
claims to Interests In mining prop-
1 to Include Spain and Switzerland In
ortlea acquired subsequently to Jan.
1, 1013, by cancellation or contls-
, cation.
tllr AMorlMnl l'ttM io Com nr Tint.)
WASHINGTON, D. "(j!. July 0
Joseph E. Vasconcoloa, one of tho
Constitutionalist Junta he-o. will
leave tonight for Snltlllo to report to
Carrntiza tho attltudo of tho United
I States on mediation nnd plans for tho
, resumption of business In northorn
Moxlco.
I Rnfnol Zuilmn said that no flnnl
answer had coino fr.om Cnrranr.a roln
tlvo to participation In tho proposed
conference over ponce plans with tho
Hucrta dologates. Tho opinion In
Constitutionalist circles horo was that
' no answer would como until nftor tho
conforonco nt Torreon between the
I ndhorontH of Villa nnd Cnrranzn waa
COUCIUUUII.
ROMANCE NO
LONGER SECRET
Princess Wah-Ta-Wasa and
Lew Gillespie Married
Over Year Ago
A secret which had beon kopt
from tholr Mnrshfield friends a year
ago and from most of them bIiico,
was unfolded yesterday when Mr.
nnd Mrs. Low F. Gillespie and chil
dren arrived horo to spend tho sum
mon Thoy aro woll known on tho
IV.iy, through having spout sovoral
Bummora hero, Mrs. Gillespie then
being Prlnccsa Wnh-tn-Wnsn. Their
children, n boy and a girl, aro about
two months old nnd aro hearty llttlo
01108,
Prlncesa Wnh-tn-Wnsa, for whom
the Catching Inlet steamer was nam
ed, was Mr. Glllosplo's ward, and
gained consldornblo ronovvn as bolug
tho modol or noted artists nnd sculp
tors ns tho typical American Indian
maid.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gillespie and chil
dren and tholr uurso aro stopping
at Tho Chandler nnd oxpect to spend
somo time horo. Thoy will make
their homo nt Kansas City, whore
Mr. Gillespie has extenslvo banking
and business intoresta.
They woro accompanied horo by
his brother, J. T. Gillespie and Miss
C, M. Westphal, who spout last
summer on the Day.
COMMENT WITHHELD.
IHj AmocUiw: frni In (' ntr TIium.?
WASHINGTON, D. C, July C
President Wilson rorused to commont
on yesterday's election In Mexico In
which Huerln elected himself presi
dent. "I am afraid I nm not In his
confidence," gnld President Wilson
when asked If ho know anything at
Huortn'H plans -for leaving Moxlco.
CARItANZA "FIRST ClIIEP."
German Laborer and 'Family
Murdered by Unknown in
Chicago Today
(Dt Awocltl4 Pr to roc' !)? TlniM 1
CHICAGO, July C A fnmlly or
four wsb wiped out by blows from an
nxo In tholr homo in tho German set
tlement ot Blue island, a suburb,
last night. The victims wero Jacob
Neslesla, a German laboror, his wifo
and daughter and tho latter's Infant
child. Whether tho butchery vas the
work of a maniac or a person seeking
revenge was not disclosed In the first
investigation. It was learned that!
the young mother had been living
away from her husband for a year
and efrorts to find him wero begun.
The murderer, according to the
police, proceeded with great delib
eration, Nothing of value In tho
house was touched. Tho crimo was
discovered by the son of tho old
couple who were murdered.
WOMAN STRIKES MAN
' WITH LOADED GUN
In tho O. K. Chop Houso on
Market street near Front this
afternoon, Mrs. J. A. Roberts,
wife or tho proprietor, struck
A. Harris, known ns "Scotty"
ovor tho head with a pistol, In
flicting n rather severo scalp
wound. Sho charged "Scotty"
with being responsible for hor
husband going on a sprco today.
Harris waa tnkon to tho Central
Hotel to have his wounds dress
ed. The police woro waiting
for him to ftlo charges against
tho woman from whom n loaded
revolver was taken.
READY FOR TRIAL.
Free Speech Advocates Go to Tarry
tow n, New York.
Dt AnocUlM mil to Coot Ur Tlintt.)
TARRYTOWN, N. Y., July C
Nino freo speech advocates, most of
them Identified with the industrial
Workers of the tj'orld and nil of them
associates of the four victims of Sat
urday's prematura bomb explosion in
Now York, came to Tarrytown today
to face trial on charges growing out
of tho demonstration &omo weeks ago
agalnBt John D. Rockefellor and his
son. At tho request of counsel the
trial was put over two weeks.
Times Want ads bring results.
tnr Auoclttftl rrttt tu 1001 Dt Tlm.J
SALTILLO. July C Tho division
of the north, Vllln'B army, has ngreod
to ncknowlcdgo tho authority of Car
rnnza as tho "Hrst chlot" and Villa
will romnln tho commnndor or tho
division or tho north, ns tho rosult
or coherences in Torreon botwoon
representatives or Villa and Cnrranzn,
according to nows received horo.
PORTLAND FIRE
INVESTIGATED
AUTHORITIES THINK .OCEANIC
DOCK FIRE 8UN1)AYWAS OV
INCENDIARY ORIGIN INVESTI
GATION HAS HEJCN STARTED.
Dt AuocUtod 1'rcM 14 Coot nT TIdm.1
PORTLAND, July (5. An investi
gation was started 'horo today Into
tho firo thnt destroyed tho Oceanic
dock yesterday, causing a loss ot
$200,000. This Is tho third disas
trous flro within a fow months an4-v
tho authorities think nn Incondlary
Is responsible for It. Tho stoamer
Mario was slightly damaged In yes
terday's fire.
ORIENT LI
SOLDITODAY
Stilwell's Railroad Project
Bought in by Committee of
Stockholders
(Dt AmocUich Prrii to Coo Ur TlmM.)
WICHITA, July C Tho Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient Rnllway waa
sold here today for JC, 001, 000 to the
reorganization committee represent
ing tho bondholders of tho company.
Tho bid wns mado by A. M. Wlckwlre
of Now York. Thoro were no other
bids.
CILAMI1F.RLAIN IS DURIED.
Dt AuocUtel I'mt to Coci tit 7 7lmet.)
HIRMINGHAM, England, July C.
Tho body of Joseph Chamberlain, the
Unionist leader who for many years
occupied a prominent placo In British
politics, waa hurled today In Hookloy
cemetery In the constituency ho lone
represented in tho IIouso of Commons.
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