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WEATHER
Fair tonight anil WruM.
toy; Mai. W, Mln. 47.
SECOND
EDITION
Knrlr-lMril Yr.
tinlly KIhIiIIi Vfiir.
BY
MOTION
TO DELAY IN
Tl
JmlflR Vnn Fieri Overrules Motion
(or Clmiifio of Vrmic In Cases of
Dions nml CnmlnctllAcctiscil of
Violation tho While Slave Law.
SAN FRANCISCO. C,.l Aug. fi.
Hill, denial of lln ili'O'imn motion
for ili'lnv r chimm' nf vi mu in
cither Iho eases or Mimry I. His
or Prow Ciiinliieltl. licensed of vlti-'
latlou of Urn whltu sluvo Inw, cnni"
hero loilnv In Ihe trial of Din..
when United Slates Judgo Vim I l.'el
denied n request o tlint end liv At
torney Woodworlh for Dig?, vim
spoke iiIho for Cimiiuolll.
Judge. Vim FIccI'm deeUIon enr-m
Jimt before tho noon recess inn',
while expected, It wiih mi ."mull blow
III lllO niCk'H llcfl'IISO. l'i l tlmt
tlmo Hie court liiul hcnul Hie e
cuhch of 11I1011I hWIv lnlcnincii who,
for one renhott or nnolhcr, iliil no',
wih to nerve. Twenty-five tnlos.
IIIIMI UlTo Rtlll left Of tl"' milU'l M'll'll
their examination for bins nml fit
iichh hi-gnii. Their iifHlIoiiiiitr will
III' enilllllUt-ll this nfllTIHUIH wlli'll
court resumes ilH Hitting.
Neither MiH'i Warrington nor MUh
Karris, iho two girl who went with
Diggs nml CntnlnelH on (heir wen
ftntlo lo Reno, wcro In court. Thev
nut ill ,nn iinternom nwiilllii" ihplr
luriiH In IpII tho nlnrv which Hip gov
ernment iixmpIh will bring heavy
fti-nli-ticr lo tin iiipii who nn nlle'
piI to Iiiivp IpiI IIipiii astray.
Diairn, with I'. Drew ('iiiiiinplli,
deserted their wives in Sncrumciito
nml fled lo Reno with Iwn pretty
high hpIiiioI girln, Mnohn Warring
Ion nml Iilfi Norri. Mnlt I. Sulli
miii mill Theodore Roche, special iih
hUIiiiiIh In Allnmcv Mineral Mo
IfpynohN, nro prosecutors.
MURDER BY GREEK
SANTA CK17 Cnl., Aug. fi.
Charged with lint murder of M-s.
DiiIhv Wnlt i'f Sim rriiui'lHPo, Nirli
oIiih TnikoiuiH, n Orepk, who wiih
foiiinl hi'iulliit; owr Iho woniiin mnl
wi'i'iiinu, id hnlil hi'tp loihiy withoiu
hull. TmkoniiH, who hIiowpiI ii l'ht
Imlli't w'omul ill thn clirM, .ihoiIh
Alrn. Walt firxt xlmt him mnl then
I'lllllllliltl'll Hiilciilc.
Tim coiiplo HtopiH'il nt Iho I loli!
Del Mar Inst nllil, rPKisloriiic im
iniiii ami wifo. Ahoul 710 v"hn-k
hhotH with hi'iuil in iho room. Shi-riff
I low art! Triiflon lucko into (ho
room mnl hii.vh ho foitml Trnkoiri.
hrnilinu' avur AfiH. Wall with n
hinokiuu' rnvolvor in IiIh IiiiuI.
Mm. Walt wn Iho wifo of J. (I.
S. Wall of San Krmuihcrt, inmiiiKor
of tin) Itailiiim MnnnfiiDliiriiiR (umi
jumy. Tniloniirt lived In tlm V. M.
C. A. hulhllim in San l-'riuuiUro
TntkoniiH wiih i fmnily frimul of
Iho WnltH. Mm. Watt left Sun
KrniHiiKeo for San Join to Fpoml
two iln.VH. Shu, wiih horn in flreeeo
ami was tnlPliloil mnl well eilneateil.
Shu Hpoko eluht Iiiiikiwkiw.
PELKEY MATCHED
10 FIGHT MILLER
I.OH ANORLBfl. Cnl., Aiij,'. fi.
Arlii'leH cnlliiiK for u twenty-ronnil
nieellnu nt Vernon liotweon Arthur
l'elkey anil Chnrllo Miller prohnhly
will ho hIkhoiI hefiiro iiIkIiI. l'elkoy
Iiiih pruolloally mjreeil to tho teuim
offcreil hv promoter MeCarey ami
Iho match In looked upon iih virtu
ally Hctlled for an Oelohor dato.
i'plkov In out with u Htutoiiumt lo
ll y that ho will tako on tho white)
lumvvwokr h h nt tho ra o ol ono u
inoiilli until ho hits cleaned out Iho
iHiIrIoii or until ho to ilofouleil. Ills
iiimiMi!i)i,I Toauiiy HnriiK, mhulttiuB
Hint Iuh own porooiml roKroin mm
iiiiu'Ii lo do with tho iloeiKlon.furthnr
uxjilainod that tylkoy will noyor
tuout u neuro.
RIAL OF Dffi
REELS
SCANDAL
PROMINENT OREGON
POLITICIAN PASSES
AWAY AT PORTLAND
IHrRRt flRP .RRRRRRRH
Willi H. Pmilwny
SIATE PRINTER
Y
PORTLAND, Or., Anjr. :. Willin
Scott Diuiiwiiy, need Ml, xtiilo prin
ter for Ihe pnxl six years, died here
loihiy after heliit; ill ill-henltli for
two venrM, IIi iviim n Hon of Mm.
Ahiu'iil Seotl Duniwny, iiffeetion
ntelv known in the "mother of wom
an Hiiffritci1 in the went," mid wiih ii
nephew of tho lute Money W. Seotl,
editor of the Portland Orcgonum.
Ileforo heceiiiint: Htnto printer ho
wiih prtvato HPcrelary lo (lovernor
Ionl of Oregon, mid preioiiH to that
wiih in turn a uewHpapi'r eoinpoMilor
and proprietor of u priullut; exiiih
liHlniirnt in Portland, lie wiih prom
inentlv mentioned nn n emididaio for
Kovernor two yeiiM 110 on the ie
'tihlieiin (ieket, hut wiih uuiihlo to
iniiko iho men on iieeomit of his
health. Duniwny wiih n memher of
tho Typo!niphieal union for yearn.
Ilo Ih Miirvived hy 11 widow. (
E TELLS
TO SHOOT HUSBAND
OAKLAND, Cnl, Anir. Ii. "I nd
in von to htiv a hhotKim, load it
with hueliHliot nml then nhoot your
hiiHhniiil dead if he makes any moro
IhreatH on voiir life," wan tho nd
ieo that .Indtro II. II. Tappati cave
Mm. Minnlo A. Howo today when
slio had her hmdmml in eoitrt for
Ihrenteuiui; her life.
''If moro women would kill their
lirulnl hiihhnudrt thin eonnlrv would
he heller off," ennlimied .Iiidco Tap
pan. "I do not favor murder, hut
when it 1 1 Ik', hiilkim; hrute uImisoh ii
woman who U tryliu; to inako a home
for him il iri tlmo for HlreuuoiiH
nioiimiroH."
Howe wan placed nuder homta (o
keep (ho peace.
QUIET RESTORED IN
WIIUATLANI), Cal., Auk. C "I
emi mi'ii 110 further niuul of thn Na
tlonnl (lunrd In tiiul ubout Wheat
Iiiih!. To nil upiionruncoH tho trou
tilo In which four limit IohI tliotr
Uvea by rioting Sumlay la at mi
oml."
This wuh tho Htntoinont horo toiluy
of Ailjiitnnt (lonorul A. B. Forhoi
who wiih sunt horo In contiimml of
nix coiiiimnlea by tho National (luard
tiy (luvoruur Hiram W. JoIiiihou, fol
lowing thu clash hotwoon strlklim
hop-plckcM 11ml thu comity ofticlnla.
This llttlo town In quint today, fol
IowIiik thu bloody rlotlnu o( Sumlay,
nml neither tho National (iiiardmium
nor tho local oifleura autlclpntu fur
ther dlbordore.
MARYLAND SUMMER
RESORT HOTEL BURNS
UALTIMOUH, Mil., Auk. r.-Moro
thmi 200 KiioHtH hint (lieu- olotlniiK
and jowelH worth moro than tj?7f,000
when iho HI110 Mnunlaiii house, 11
Hummer hotel ut Pennuir, liurneil
eiulv today. Tho hotel loss will
reach $'.100,000. Two of tho ruobIs
wcro Injured and many hud narrow
OHoapi'H an ho i'lamcH licked up thu
Ki-oal ImiluniK ho nmuuiy us nearly
to OUt Oil' CtiOUPU.
DUNIVVA
DEAD
MRDFOIID,
LIND TO PROBE
SITUATION IN
OLD MEXICO
Former Governor of Minnesota to Be
Personal Representative of Presi
dent In Canital of Distracted Re
public and Seek to Brian Peace
WASIIINOTON, Aue. r.. I'ollow-
iiik the Hi-Ieetion of fonaer (lovenior
John Liml of MiuneHola In ho Preni
dent WiIhoIi'h pi-Monnl repreHi'iitii
lie in Mexico City, the inltniiiiHtrn-
tlou liero In confident Hint pencil
Hoon will come in Mexico, it heiiiK
heliei'd Hint l.lild ii thn IicmI r.vail
nhlo it in ti lo reconcile the warring
fnetioiiH Iherc.
Liml will endeavor lo kpI Influen
tial McxicmiH to force lluertn lo re
Htoro order. Ilo nlno will IiivchII-
j,'ati) the (iicHtion n lo wheiher
raininc (he inilmrno on imporliition
of American 11 nun and miimunitiou
would help the Hiltuitlon,
It !h rumored hero today that the
prcHidenl mid John HiiHet Moore,
comiHcllor of iho hIiiIp department,
i!iMUTce on a Holnllon of iho Mexi
can problem. Moore, it in naid,
hiiIck with AmhiiHHinlor Wilnon mid
favorH rpcngfilniig lluertn iih prcil
dent nnd Hint lie hhoiild he held re
Hiinnwililo for eonditiotiH in Mexico.
Thin plan was opposed hy the preni
ilenl. Liml wnn named wilhoiit eon
Hiillinu Moore In Hie matter.
An nttempt to form I'renldent
Wllnon'i hand In denllnr; with tho
Mexican tltuatlou enmc In tho homo
today when ConKrcjutmnn Stephen o',
Toxnn Introduced n resolution pro
ponlai; repeal or the neutrality law
In order that tho Muxlcan rebclH may
procure aruiH. Ho dououncod llunr
In na an mnrper.
RITCHIE LIKELY
TO MEEThWELSH
SAX ritANCIBCO, Cal.. Auk. C
Willie Hltciiln, IlKbtwelKlit champion,
thin nlteruoon poHltlvoly accepted an
offer to flKlit Freddlo WcIhIi, cham
pion of KitKland, twenty roiindn In
tho Hrlr,!itiiso arena at Vitncoiivor,
II, C. on Septemher 1. It I under
Htood Illtchlo Ifl Kiinranteed $10,000
for tho bout.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Aiir. .ri.
UnlesH Williu Illteliio receives 11
heller offer front Hilly (libnoii of
New York, the lightweight ehnin
piou'H next linitlo will ho fottghl in
Vnneonver with Freddin Walsh ns
Iiin opponent on September 1.
While Hilchie did nut admit thin
in ho many words, he nlronglv inti
imttcd today (hat there no longer Ih
any doubt of hit nceeptaiicu of tin
Vancouver offer.
Despite his keen dctdro lo perform
lie foio his fellow townsmen, Hitch. 0
could not nee his wny clear to ac
cepting Jim Coffroth'n offer to meet
Tommy Murphy horo on Labor day,
nnd while he promised Coffroth Hint
ho would tako n few days to cou
Hlder iho suggestion Hint ho' ncccpl
both (ho Sun Frnuoixcn mid Vancou
ver offern, tho chnmpinu has prac
tically eliminated San FrmiciHco ho
far iih 11 September dato is con
corucd, MARKET ERISCO BONDS
AMONG THE PEOPLE
SAN I-'ItANCISCO, Cal., Auk. G.
Turned down by banks nml big In
veutoru who will not purcluiao tho
clty'H Imprnyomont bonds In 1000
blockB and lurgor, San Francisco's
supervisors today tiro cohnUlorliiK tho
Usunnco of ununlclpnl bonds in S10,
$25 and $50 denominations, tho
bumlH to entry (Ivo por cent.
Work hero has stoppod on throa
big municipal bulldliifja bocauso tho
city can't got rondy ciibIi. Supervi
sor McLiiron mado tho proposal for
small bonds for tho small Investors,
"llosldoB," Bald ho, "tho contractors
on tho work ot tho city will bo glad
to tako thoso bonds ami tisn thorn In
payment of material aud lubor."
ORMON, THHSDAY, AUflUR'l! 5, 3913.
FORAKER TELLS
0
Ohio Statesman Affects tp Be Much
Amused hy Assertions of Lobby
ist Confirms Statements of David
Lamar ncjjartltrifi U. P. Litigation.
WASIIINOTON, Aiij;, fi,-Mm-Ihth
of the Hciinte "iiiHidiuiiH lobby"
cominiltcn were Ihihv today Hurting
udilitionul letlcM Hiibmiltcd hy Mar
tin Miilhnll of Ilallimorc, former
fii'lf-Htyled lobbyist.
Fonncr Senator, Fornker npiwnred
before the inveHtigatoru today. lie
related lii ncMitaiiitauce with Mill
hull, hut denied lie ever had been
connected with thn X. A. M. He
heemed niniiHcd throughout his ex
amination. Fornker enlh-d Miilhnll "an ex
ceedingly soeinl chap who wroie ar
dent lettcM nud who really thought
hiliiMctf grcnier than anybody eln
did."
Fornker referred contemptuously
to Miilhnll. He denied that Miilhnll
ever attended n f-ret conferenco of
Hcuiilot-H nt his home in HIOO, nud
iiIho denied Hint Mulhnll ever went
(o Ciiieinunti lo cnuvnsH Ienditn!
politlciiuiH (here. Fornker nIo de
nied ho over favored or helped the
X. A. M.
Relating Iiih connection with Da
vid Lnmnr. n Xew York slock bro
ker, regarding Union Pacific litiga
tion in 1002. Fornker corroborated
Lamar's statement tlmt Fornker nnd
IiIh ntloniev in 1002 tried to prevent
Union Pacific nlockholdeM from
voting' Southern 1'neific Htnek. He
testified that it) 1897, when the
Union Pacific wns nhout to ho Hold
for $28,000,000, he refined to net iih
Lnmnr'rt counsel in forcing n reor
ganisation nnd selling nt n higher
figure. He i.nid Hint he cnlled At
torney Oeneml McKcnnn'R attention
to the matter nnd tho hitter forced
its snle for $.ri8,000,000.
READY TO NAME
WASHINGTON, Aug. C Senator
Hoke Smith of (icorgla, chairman ol
tho sonnto commit teo on education
and labor, announced today that the.
committee Is ready to consider nomi
nations to tho national Industrial
commission. Tho nominations have.
boon held up for threo weekB. Sena
tor Smith favored appointing a far
mer to membership on tho commis
sion aud Is disappointed bccaiisu
nono was nominated.
TO'
BITS BY DYNAMITE
KKLI.OO, Idaho. Aur. Ti. Their
Imdics literally blown to bits, Romeo
Albumin nud C. P. Martin, employed
tit tho Nabob initio, nro today dead
ns tho result of nu o.xploison of dyn
amite in tho initio sliuft.
Tho men, who wcro lighting fuses,
remained in Iho shaft too lone;, de
splto tho wnraings of their compan
ions, who esenped Injury. Fivo men
have been killed in mines in this sec
tion in tho past woek.
MOTHER JONES GETS
AT
CAI.UMKT, Mich., Aug. C
"Motbor" Jones, tho colobrntod wo
man strlko loader, was given an ova
tion upon her arrival horo today to
aid tho coppor strikers to victory.
Despite n hoavy rainstorm, hundreds.
ot minora mot hor at tho dopot nnd
oscortod hor to a hotol.
Hetch-Hetchy Bill August 15
WASIIINOTON, Aug, fi. House
lenders this afternoon tigrced to Iho
eoiihiderntiou of Itepro.MUitittivo Ru-
kur'd Hutuh-IIetchy hill August 15,
MONS
W H 1 HA
TWO MEDIATORS TRYING TO SETTLE
I .
VIPpftPPPPPPPPxrVrlJPJI'4PPpHpPBPJE
Juilgo William I-on Chambers
Judgo William Lea Chambers, u.
W. W. Hanccr of tho department of
labor and Judge Knapp slnco their
appolntninnt under tho Newlnnds
act as mediators by President Wil
son In tho threatened strike of tho
trainmen and conductors Qf eastern
railroads havo been hard at work to
settle tho difficulties. They hold
SEATTLE FISHERS!
TACOMA, Wash., Aug. 0 With
pcorcH of Seattle fishermen sweep
ing down on the hanks of the Oreen
river nhovo the Tneomn water sys
tem intake, the work of (ho water
shed patrol is being doubled, 'ac
cording lo C. R. Fos, chief ins)cc
lor, who came into the city today
for a conferenco wiih Mayor Sey
mour mid city health officials.
Fos dcclnre.s ho had to stop a
dozen or moro men from fishing in
the river ye.iterdny. In some cases
tho jwrsons wanted away wcro in
clined ',i doubt iho authority of the
inspector nnd declared Hint tho btnte
law is invalid. Fo believes nu nt
tempt is being made to force tin
(piesliou io nn immedinlo issue so
tho constitutionality nf the law may
ho tested in tho courts.
iap warIogey
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. Tho
Japancso war bugaboo reared Its
head in tbo liouso again today whoa
Congressman llrltton of Illinois In
troduced n resqltitlon proposing an
emergency appropriation for three
drendiinughts to copu with Japan's
shipbuilding plans. Drltton, ex
plained as a reason for his action,
"that at n recent mooting, Admiral
Takarabo of Japan said It was pro
posed to form n fleet strong enough
to bent tho floet ot a 'certain na
tion." EXODUS OF
FROM UNITED STATES
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. fi. Heliov
ing that they ciin find some country
in which they nro moio welcome
than in thu United States, twenty
fivo Hindus sailed today on tho
steamer Hear for San Francisco,
from whenco they will embark for
their native laud. According to an
interpreter, this is hut tho beginning
of nn exodus of Hindus from tho
United States.
TRAVELS AROUND WORLD
IN THIRTY-FIVE DAYS
NBW YORK, Aug. 5. John
Henry Mears, n rcpreseutntivo of tho
Now York Sun, is scheduled to nr
rivo hero nt 10 o'clook tomorrow
night, concluding his gloho-eireling
trip in thirly-fivo days, four days
ahead of tho former record. Meuvs
left St. Piutl this morning.
TA MA
STOPS
HOUSE
AGAIN
THREATENED STRIKE OF TRAINMEN
?&
O. V. W. Hanger
several sessions In Now York City,
whero thoy listenod to argument and
presentation of facts from both sides
and they considered tho situation in
Washington. A strlko of tho men
would mean If thoy wcro anywhere
near successful that most eastern
cities would bo seriously embarrass
ed for food.
ITARIFF BILL FINDS
SENATE DEFENDER
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. Defense
'of tho Underwood tariff bill was
' voiced In tho scnato hero this aftor
jnoon by Senator Saulsbury of Dcla
1 ware. l
"Tbo prcsont high tarifr," said
Senator Saulsbury, "Is dividing the
American peoplu Into two hostile
camps thoso who haven't against
thoso who have."
Senotor Saulsbury characterized
socialism and protection as Mwln
evils nnd ill-omened birds, hatched
In a nest by business and political
vultures, and preying upon political
llfo."
Ituislan Aviator Killed.
ST. PKTEItSnUUO, Aug. C Llou
tenant Pollarpoff and his mechani
cian wero Instantly, killed whllo ao
roplanlng at Krasnoyo Solo camp.
Tho aeroplano turned turtlo when
one of Its wing broko.
I
SKATTLR, Wash., Aug. 5. Judge
Jeremiah Nclcrer, in thu United
States district court horo today de
nied tho application of -tho Seattle
Drayago & Storage company for nn
order enjoining uiembcra of tho
striking Teamsters' union from in
terfering with strikebreakers. Jndgo
Xeterer found that his court was
without jurisdiction. According to
Thomas i. MncMnhnn, attorneys for
the sinking teamsters, this is tho
first time in tho histrv of labor dis
putes in tho United States in which
nu attorney for the labor unions has
raised tho question of tho jurisdic
tion of tho United States court.
Judge Nctorer found that tho
drnynRo company nsking (he injum--(iou
wns not within tho meaning of
tho statutes regulating common car
riers, i
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LONDON, Aug, 5. Mrs. Emma-
lino Pankhurst, tho uuconquorod.
militant suffragette leader, at
tondod tho wookly suftrago meotlng
In Klngsway Hall horo today. She
was not molostod. by tho police,
Tho militant sneakors bitterly de
nounced tho govornmont and urged
tho suffragottes to start a demon
stration at Albort Hall tomorrow.
whero tbo International congress oj
medlclno meets, as a protest to the
methods employed by tho doctors at
Ilolloway prison,
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NO. 116.
MMf
Brother of Attorney In District At
torney Whitman's Office Riddled
With Bullets In Much the Same
Manner as Rosenthal Was Killed.
, NEW YORK, Aug. fi. Fuipoctcd
of furnishing New Work nuthoriticn
with information ngninst gangsters,
William Lustig, n brother of ono of
tho nttorneys in District Attorney
Whitman's office, wns shot down
hero early (odny in much tho snmo
rnnnncr (lint Herman Rosenthal, tho
gambler, met dealh before the Hotel
Metro pole.
Shortly nfter midnight Lnstig, ac
companied by n young woman, ap
peared nt "Humpty" Jackson's res
taurant. The couple hcsitnltcd be
fore entering, but iho girl finally
look Lustig by Iho arm nml led him
to n table near tho door. Tho girl
sat facing tho door nnd nfter en
gaging Lustig in convcrention for n
few minutes, excused hcMelf nnd
disappeared.
Later a black automobile stopped
nt the cnrlj nnd four men emerged,
nil firing at Lustig as he sat on tho
steps nt the back door. Threo bul
lets took effect, tho four men drop
ped their revolvcre, entered tho au
tomobilo nnd disappeared boforc a
policeman appeared.
Waiters nt Jackson's restaurant
wcro unnblo (0 furnish tho police
cither with n description of tbo irirl
or tho four men. It is believed the
shooting had been planned for some
time. The polico suspect members of
"Dopey Benny's" gnng had some
thing to do with iho affair, Lustig
will recover.
JOY RIDERS AT
El
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nOSEnURO, Oro., Ang. G. Mrs.
Helen Wllbunlcs was probably fatal
ly Injured and Herman Marks and
Fendcl Sutbcrlln wero seriously In
jured early today when a touring car,
carrying nine persons turned turtle
and crashed into a fence. Others la
tho party wero badly bruised.
A largo silver passed entirely
through Mrs. Wllbanks' lungs.
Marks suffered probably internal In
juries and Suthorlln's Jaw and col-'
larbono wero broken,
The party had left Roseburg early
in tho evening for Oakland, and wero
returning when the accident oc
curred. When within two miles ot Rose
burg tho car struck a dog which
caused tho drlvor, James Hlldeburn,
(who owned tho car, to loao control.
The machine sworvod from ono Bids
of tho road to tho othor for a cou
ple of hundred yards and then over
turned as It struck tho tenco.
AWAKENS FROM SLEEP
THAT LASTS A MONTH
LOS ANOELF.S, Cal., Aur. 4.
Frank Crawford, 35, is awnko todav
after n mtp of n month. Ho went to
sleep in his rupin on tho evening of
July 3 nud wakened n month Inter
iu n hospital.
According to tho hospital physio
inn, Crawford was tho victim of a
kind of paralysis which they have
been (readng. Thoy do not believe
ho will suffer another lupo of con
sciousness. Crawford experienced no distrww
from his long snooze, and waked
believing thu dato to be July 4,
PABL0T WINS tRAND PRIX
DBIVIMQ DELAiE CAR
PARIS, Auk. fi. Lemans Pablot,
driving a Pclago oar,, won the gra4;
rrix nutomohjlu race here today.
Pnhlot covered the 337 wiWtl la
4:2 1. -50. Ouyot, drivim a pet'
car. wna second, mnkipg the distaw
in 4:2U-;i0, Salzer, In a Mwe4
was third. Ilbv time wait 4 -MM-
WILUAM LUSTIG
IS SHOT DOWN
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