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KLAMATH HALLS, OHMOJV, THURSDAY, JANUARY II, Mil
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WILL MAYOR SPRINT
FOR FOURTH TERM?
csB"" a s si .s ii vn r
v5rL'l3 Ul TTLll1Llf
when matter ih iihoachkd
hi: ami Hihhiiii.i: opponents
WAITING TO SEE WHAT THK
other miiii: will iNt
Kiivornl poopln In Ktnmatli Palls
mill milmrliK would llkii In know wlioro
Mil) r Fred T Hiiuilnraou iUiiiIi on
lli propotlllou or rumiliiK again for
iiflKu, Tim tun) or whiin naked outer
ilny fin to III liitoiillou In tint matter
nlil tlint It waa tun mum) u tluio'of
tlin jrivr to tiinkii nn nmiuuiicriiimit
Tim K"iiiriil Impriaalim la tlint thn
major would lin wIIIIiik to tukn tint
oltlrn again, ami will Minimum lilm
lt In tlint effect Inter Duo renaon
h la Imllutril to rvlrnlu from tolrlng
lila avutlmenta llila mrl) In tliu gamn
la In kIvii IiIiii n limine to Dm! out who
nil tla Ililp I'litrlea nre. Ono tin-
ami the poMlliln elitrlea nte believed
lo tl fraln from ilitclnrlng Iheinaelvc
In liernuae they want to find out linl
Mn)nr Hniiileraon la going In ilu It
l.ppinra to lie n wiilllng riiiiih on both
aides Onu rrnaoii they nro walling la
Hint If the mn)or ruua, muiio of them
will ln) out of tlin rnre
Ilia frlentla naaort tlint tlin lun)or
lir.a no finr hut what m will lie elnrt
il If lie run, niiil tint fnit Hint lie liua
been elected thrco tunaecutlwi Icriiia
la to n rerlntn eitrnt n rrlterlon of
lArriiKtti wliliout mi) furtlier rnnald-
ration Hit tiMik the iilDie nearly
four )ear nKo. when, na prealitont of
I lie lionnl of rounrll, ho wna rlioacn by
Hint IhiiI)' to fill tlm unetplreit term of
Hip Into John It. Hlllla, who retired
owing to III health nnd the dnatre tn
leek n milder climate.
Nono of Hid rnndldnten nre nniloua
tu alurt the flKlit any earlier tliiin they
linvn tn In brief, they nro anld to
IlKlirn tlint thrro la no nan of making
llm arrnp n lunger ouo t linn ahao
lillely reitilalta. They liHik upon Hi la
na n wnato of Reed energy.
Amoiu; the "mentluna" for thn of
lire ao fur urn William T. Hlilvo Col
miel M 0 Wilkin, rouiirlluiMi from
th Flral wnrd, noil (I, W. While.
Mr White hna anld tlint ho doea not
nirn to rtin,i while It la n iiieatlnn
chillier either of thn nthera would ro
In Colonel Wllklna la ter well
I.iiohii nnd very milnr. Mr, Hlihn
hna n largo ncQualiitMicP, nnd lilt
veil known nggreaalvo chnrnctcr
would ro n Iiiiir ny toward innkliiK n
ampiilgn Intcrcatlng,
Mr. While la ntio on the rounrll,
nud one of the heat Informed men on
illy affair In KlnmMli Falla, tnklnR n
deep nud lively Intcrrat In nil Hint
yiiea oik lie founded the Plrat No
tlnnnl Im'nk, la n InrRn property owner,
imd la regarded nn rcproaentatlvo of
n progroirelvr element. Ho hna often
hern alluded to na "the watchdog of
I ho treasury" of the rlty, na ho lio
llevea Hint thn city rnn njvnnro with
out uaolca expendlturea of public
money,. t
There nro aevornl oilier men who
nro ronteinplnlliiK tho proapiMt with
mltrd fodlnRi. Home of thoin nre
Hen who would atnnd nlmut an much
rhnw of heliiR elected nn n ninn with
(allow IcRa would If ho worn aUunted
In u rcrlnln fnmoua, nlildlnR plncn.
They would Juat lovo tn know whether
thin nr tlint or the other mnn In roIiir
to Jump In, hut thorn la no nun to toll
them )(t, Tlicy renllio thnt (hoy can-
Miss Morey Marries
In Home Wedding
i
A qulot wi'ddliiR nt 7 o'clock thla
mornliiK united MIhh Noll to n. Morey
nnd Krnnklln L. Vonnlco. Tho mar
rluRo took plaro nt tho homo o( Mrs,
H. M. MaTpIo, and waa conductod by
llov, fleorRo II, Poose, pastor of Oraco
M, R. church, tho only persons pres
ent boaidos tho principals and minis
lor bolng Mr. Mnrplo, her daughters,
Mrs. Josslo Waguor nnd Miss Ague
and Will Mnston.
Mrs. Vannlco Is well known In this
ilty, whero alio (onuorly attended theJthoy will live at tho house owned by
high school, lator being employed la
th Golden Rule aore for somo time
lint put lip n tury allium fight iimilimt
Jaoiiiit HtnitiK one wlm mtiilit K" after
.'" ,,m-". ' hope Hint dm niilliKik
I will provu (may,
IIOVN l. III.DK AMIIIHIIKIt
HV VV.UAtW MK.V AT JOM)
'Itilrty MoriHi Klllitl, loeer, While
A merit nn Lieutenant ! IUHy Hurt
nml Tlinti TrMiM'ra nro Nllulilly
Woiimletl
United I'rraa Harriet)
MANILLA, Jail, II. A auneaaftil
effort In nmhuah Amerlrnn troop waa
mndn nt Join Thirty Moroa worn
killed, Lieutenant Xlctleo of tlm Hoc-
nnd rnvnlry waa hadly wounded and
thrro trooper allRhtly wounded,
BABES EAT PTOMAINES,
AND SIXJTHERS, ALSO
TNoV'rOlil Infanl ami Nit Ailulla
or I'll mi lie. llelletiil to n foil.
kiiiih'iI I'oUoiiou AlklloliU In
rminifl lllarklH-rrlea.
I .OH AN(IKI.I:H. Jnu, 1 1 Tho jear-
old linjifi of (leorRn Wnlkur nnd Hen
ry tttilkir, lunapetoua fruit c.roer
of Lnukeraliiiui, nro dyliiR, nnd all
other member of tho fnmllle nro
aerlouil) III of ptomaine polmmlnK,
which la nilpoaed lo hnvo had lla
orlRln In canned blackberrlea,
Hl.llirHIJlSHT III.IMW
MADMAN WHO IH IH'KMI'KII
Mnkliitf I'niMurr IUr-MrliiMiiirr t'w
lulu Wlin Ha llrvolvrr iNrl Willi
-(! llelnR. ram High Illumina
tion uml Hoi Water lo Onell film
HAN KIIANCIHCO. Jnn. II. Pnl
InR to dlanrm Antone Kunlk, n mnnl
nr, In a revoher duel, Cnplnln C, (He
low, on tho achootior City of Toppka,
blinded tho mndmnn with n powerful
aearchllRlit and routed him from n
tatoroom with n- atrram of water
from n bnae.
Kunlk boarded tho veaael at Kit
rvkn. Ho wont Inannn ono dny out,
nud ran niuurk, flrlnit bla rovolvur
rlRht nnd loft. An "8. O. H." wlrelcaa
call wna aent for aid, but when II nr
riled tho half blinded maniac waa In
Iron.
TEAL SHOW PUTS
AT
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ro.MilllT I.AIMJK t'HOIll'H OK
lilHIJt WHO lAMCK AND AltK
VIVACIOt'N, WIIII.K COMKIV
AMI KOMI AUK I'HO.MIHKH
MnnnKer John V, llouaton la n
proud nnd happy mnn today, (or tills
1 tho day preccdlnc tho evening when
bcRlna lio opera' Iiouro oiiRaRetueiit of
tho llamond Teal Mualcal Coined)
company.
In other word, tho troupe opens
tomorrow night, Rottlnn down to
plnlirKiiKllah. The company will ap
pear ttireo nlRbla, being on It way
from n run at Denver In stock work
Frank Vannice
At Marple House
prior to her marriage to Mr. Vannlco.
who la a partner thore.
Aftor tho wedding thoy loft on tho
morning train, bound (or California.
At Wood tboy wore to moot Prank. T.
Maihburn of drants Pass, who Is pon
neetsd with th Vannlei Bros, store
thoro, the party to proceed south to
gotbor. . Possibly Mr, and Mrs Van
nlco will make an eitendod trip aaat
aftor soolng CalKornla, but this has
not been determined. On their return
Mrs. noio Boule on High street, be
tween Fourth and Plrth streets.
HOUSTON'S
tu lOa Anitele, wlicro It expecta to
play u nuiuher of weeka, Ihu totn
pany I (till of proplo killed In their
rvapuctlvu llnva of ontortalnmcnt, nnd
MunnRur lluualon apuak of Ilium In
tho hlgheat terma. Tho bill will ho
thntiRfd nightly tu offer noveltlea nnd
n vnrltty of nntiirlnlnment, Thero la
ii IiIr chorua of Rlrla, which will run
trlhiitn no autall ahnrn of tho enter
tainment. Annum meinhora of tlm
rompa'iiy nro Hrnrlo Wolf, hornldvd an
thn world' rhamplon buck and win;
dancer, whllit Itaymond Tnl, L'anh
KnlKlit nud Krlt Klvlda nro principal
comcdlnna, Drew Avery playa char-
niler lenda with (leorRo C'lieahru lend
Ihr aliiRliiR Juvenile, Corlnno Car
keel la tho I'adltiR character woman,
with (,'lnlro Davla a tho Ingenue.
There will liu plenty of of iirIiibx and
danrliiR for public approval.
ItllLTAKHI-H NAMK TO KOHK
IN VllKSCH IHIMTICH
Marty Tlilnk Hi- Will He Cirmlrr, aad
Tliat Neat ('nblnrt WUI Follow Ilia
I'ollclea, Wlurli Ant Antl-Orrman
In TeiKlency
Cnltid Prua Hfrvlco
I'AIIIH, Jnn, II Delraaao Is tho
mnn of tint hour It la expected tho
next premier will follow tlm Dtlcnaaj
nntl-Oerninu iiollrlea.
Many think Delraaao will ho tho
next premier The pre doclaroa a
rrlala I near, Tho chamber of depu
Ilea hna adjourned until Tuoaday.
AT POSTOFFICE
IIKCOHI OK MON'KV TIIANHAC.
TttH KOIt KOI'll YKAItN I'AHT
HHtWN AN' IXCIIKAHI-: OK I
I'KH CKKT
Plgurra of the Klamath Pall uoat
office (or tho paat four year, furnish
ed by I'oattuaater CI) do Ilrandonburg,
am a fair ln.de of tho clty'a growth,
and how the business I now nearly
twice that of four years ago. As
ngnlnat 1910 tho buslneaa of 1911
showed an Increase of 17 per cent,
while ns compared with 10K tho In
rreaao was 88 per rent.
Tho figures are, given (or tho first,
ecoud, third and fourth quarter, re
vpectfully of each year: 1911. 13,
C53.70. I3.CI3.X3, M, 105.88,14,261..
SC; total IIC.Cd3.67. 1910, $3,:81.
CS, 13.093. 32, 13,173.10, 13.738. 45:
total, $13.375. 43. 1909, I2.17S.3S,
I2.I3G.1IG. 12.161.53. I3.23S.36: total
I9.9HG.23. 1908, 12,199.12. $1,
920.29, 11,804.74. 12,385.78; total.
IN.309.93,
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KOIt KOItTi VKAItM IIROKKN
Klgtith Itajr of TVmirnilttri I'nuVr
Cipher Mark, With Wr4 and North.
ami AImi Shivering In'KIng Win
tcr's Grasp
United Cross Service
CIIICAUO, Jan. II. Hccorda (or
(orly )eara are broken, this being Chi
raRo'a eighth successive day with tho
mercury below zero.
Twelve below Is predicted (or to
night. It waa 3 below this morning.
and suffering Is Increasing. The West
nnd Northwest report the cold record
shattored.
INDIAN'S LOVE FOR BOOZE
LEADS TO HIS LAST REST
Steal Pour llottlra of Spirits Knr
men! I, Drink Moat of CXmtonta,
Kali by tho WayaWo nnd There
Kreeae to lenth
I.AKKVIKW, Jan. 11. Lingo Pete,
a woll known Indian of Alturas, Calif.,
Is dead from an ovor Indulgence In
liquor. He stolo four bottles of whis
key, drank most of It and foil by the
roadside, (rooslng lo death beforo he
was discovered. '
WOtVQAM GO MX AUTO
TO HOMIC IN MICHIGAN
United Press Bsrvlc
LOS ANOBLBS, Jan. 11. Ad Wol
gast and wife have decided, to leave
by auto April 4th for Cadillac. Mleh,
The couple la to go alone, Wolgast
to bo camp cook and mechanic.
Wolgast, though weak, la practic
ally irell.
BUSINESS GROWS
NEW POSTOFFICE
CLERK ALLOWED
IfWTMAHTKIt llltAN'KK.MIUIUi IH
.MOTIKIKU 111' WAHIIIMJTON OK-
KICIAK OK XKW OI'KNISO MAIIK
HKIIK
I'oatmaalor Clyde Ilrandonburg has
received a telegram from Plrst Assist
ant I'oattuaater drandflcld at Wash
ington, notifying him that tho depart
ment has approved bla request for an
additional clerk In tho local office, nnd
It Is poaalblo that Henry Inwall, who
ha been working tho past month aa
oxtra clerk, will bo continued to (111
thn new poaltlon, HI month aa extra
man Is up today,
Inwall was on the ellglblo list at
Kugcnc, and aiked to be traniferred,
coming here. If Seattle, which Is tho
headquarters of tho Klovcnth Civil
Service district, has no other candi
date from Its list which It wlahc to
appoint, Mr. Urandenburg will likely
mnko Inwall tho rfgular man. Tho
clorkahlp pay $800 per year.
M)VK KOH IIAIIY CAl'HKH
MAX TO FAtX IX CLUTCH E8
Of Poller Accomplice In Murder of
Chkagn Woman Caught When He
Can No Loagrr Stand Huspcnw of
Child' Abetwca
LOS ANOBI.K8, Jan. II. Unbear-
ablo longing to hear from his ) ear-old
baby caused John Tracey, wanted In
Chicago as an accomplice In the mur
der of Mrs. Ilattle KautTroan, to write
a letter that led to tho capture of him
self and his, companion, Gcorgo Ha
bencau. who have confessed to tho
police the events leading up to the
woman'ja death. Tracey, who Is but
12 years of age, Is passionately fond
of the child. He told the police that
he was unable longer tn stand the aus
penae, and mailed to hla wife the mis.
slve that landed him In the tolls.
Trscey and Itabeneau will he held
hert pending tho arrival of Instruc
tions from Chicago. Roth have agreed
to return without extradition.
BIG REWARD FOR
POSTAL ROBDER
POHTOKKICK PUTS VV OSK THOC
HANI. flAIMlOAO AN'OTHvll,
KOH CAPTIHK OK
RIKMCD CAR
MAN WHO
Notice has been sent to Postmaster
Clydo Urandenburg by 11. D. Ball,
postofflco Inspector of tho district
headed by San Francisco, that 11,000
reward la ofered (or the capture of
tho mnn who robbed a postal car on
Southern Pacific train No. T, Janu
ary 6th, between Red DIuS and Red
ding. Tho postoSlce department of
fers 11,000 and the railroad company
an equal amount.
Tho dercrlptlon given of the robber
puts hliu as about S feet 9 Inchoa tall,
with a complexion rathor bloodlo.
Ho looked as though he might bo a
consumptive, although this might
havo boon duo to excitement. He waa
very white during his trip In the car.
Ills face was rather thin, and clean
shaven, and he waa about 36 yean
old. He woro a light brown slouch
hat, which looked old and which was
not (rented, pulled down over his
c)c. Ho had on a dark suit, either
very blue or very black, and had on n
hlnck fnur-ln-hand tloT Ho had tjo
mcrrort. Ills shoes were black. He
spoko with aoftvolce In low tone,
using good language. He carried n
medium alied nickel plated rovolver.
MUnDKRRO RY PKRVKRT IS
PATH OF AOKD COUPLK
Forty. Year-Old Daughter of IWd Oc
togenarian Place Under Arrest Af
ter Woody ajMrtwalst Is Found In
Her Rooma
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. An unlden
ttted and as yet unapprehended "Jack
the Ripper" Is- believed by the police
to have been tho murderer of -tgtd
Isaac Pullerman, 10, and hla wtfo,
Rachaol, 70, who ware found dead In
their rooms bar. Mutilation on the
body showed during th autopay that
thn crime Is tho work of a pervert,
fxr.ith resulted In both case from a
ihtrp Instrument being driven
through tho right eyo to tho brain.
lllchn Pullcrman, tho 40-year-old
daughter of tho old couple, arretted
after n blood stained shirtwaist and
other bloody garment were fnuiid In
her apartment", protcats her Inno-
n nto, Hue I at Hellenic honpltnl un
der observation by alienists'.
Pullcrman vu n retired manufac
turer, who, although rich, always re
filled to leave hi home. Aaron Put
Itrrnan, ono of their three children,
dlacovered the bodies.
THItOL'MH PULLMAN
Tho special Pullman which will ar
rive hero this evening with Ban Pran
clico parties who arc coming to at
tend tho Parmer Hanquct at tho
White Pelican, will remain hero until
tomorrow evening'' train, and any
parties going to San Pranclacn can e
cure through accommodations from
here by going on tomorrow's train.
Dr. White reports tho birth of a
9 '.4 -pound son yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Oatle Cravens.
THK KKAHTKIt SCHOOL
Professor J, P. Pcaster, recently of
Afctorla, Ore., Is In tho city, and will
on Monday evening, January 16th,
open a school of penmanship and
bookkeeping In the Marten building,
east of tho Central school. Doth a(
tcrnoon and evening classes nre to be
taught.
CIRCUIT COURT
DATES OF TRIAL
HP.VKHAL CIVIL AMI CHIMIVAL
CASKS ItKQUIIUNO JI'KV AS.
HKINKO 11V Jl'IKJK HENRI L.
ItKNSON " "
Judge Henry U. Benson In circuit
court baa revised the dstes of case
fixed (or Jury trials. It stands now;
January 23, Kent vs. Ady; January
34, Pleck v-. Campbell; January 25,
Ady vs. Llskcy; January 26, Ambro-
gettl vs. Clarks; January 27, Evans
vs. Lewis; January 29, Stato vs. Pay
Melbourne; February 16, State vs.
Paulder; Pcbruary 16, Stato vs. Jas.
Hughes and Samuel A. McMahon;
Fobruary 17, Farmers' Implement and
Supply company vs. Southern Pacific
company.
KTKKL Tltl'ST DOMINATES,
CAHNKOIK-S CONCESSION
Canny Scot Tries to Get Away From
Admlaalon of Price Agreement by
Corporation Itoprraentativts, Hut
Cannot
I'lilted Press Service.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 1,1.
Cornered alter a- battlo of wits, Car
negie admitted that tho steel trust
dominates the Industry, and that the
day of competition has passed.
The Scotchman resorted to Jests
nnd anecdotes In his effort to avoid
arguing. Asked why competition had
ceased ho said: "Because corporation
representatives were able to sit down
and agree to fix and maintain prices.
This is obvious."
Asked how conditions were remedl-
nbje, ho said tho government should
fix tho maximum prices.
t
ALLEGED DUAL SEDUCER
SHOT BY GIRL'S FATHER
.
Southerner Whoo Daughter Were
Employed as Domestic by Man
With Evil Designs, Takes Pistol
and Shoots Htm Dead
COQUILLE CITY. Jan. 11. JJ. F.
Foot, a highly respected resident of
Coqullle City, and a member of tho
trial jurx that recently convicted
Charles Garrison of murdor In tho
first degree, shot and killed a man
named Wilcox near tho latter' home
a short distance from here.
Wilcox eraplojcd a daughter of
Foot as a' domestic about two years
ago, and a few montns later sne was
compelled to undergo a delicate oper
ation unknown to her parents. Fol
lowing the operation Wilcox Is alleged
to have shunned the girl for whose
ruin he was rosp6neible, and persuad
ed another of Foot'a daughters to re
side at his home. A few days ago
BOARDOFTRADEFIRE
AND BROKERS FLEE
Wilcox became awaro that tho latter
daughter was In troublo, and Imme
diately went in pursuit of Wilcox,
teaching his destination shortly ut
ter noon, ho accosted Wilcox, and
without argument shot him dead.
Foot then surrendered to tho off!
cers.
District Attorney mown at Rose-
burg had been advised that Wilcox
would be arrested charged with seduc
tion, and tho trial would proceed Im
mediately. Two hours later ho re
ceived n messago to the effect that
Wilcox had been murdered. This is
tho third murder in Coos county dur
ing tho past eighteen months.
Foot will probably waive prelim
inary examination la order that bis
daughters may escape as much notor
iety as possible. Foot Is a South
erner. PACKIHG HOUSE BEEF HAS
TENDENCY TOWARD SKY
Prirr of Meal In Hoar City Imitates
Fabled Itorlne Whose Activity Led
Hrr to Take a Hop Aliove Kamosts
Celestial Orb
I
PORTLAND, Jan. 11. The fabled
cow that Jumped over tho moon Is
being closely Imitated by thc price of
beef in the Portland market. The
price of packing houso beet Is today
commanding tho highest figure ever
known. Even In the .wholesale mar
ket steer beef Is selling at 11 cents
a pound and 10 cents for cows of the
best quality. An additional balf cent
has been added to the price of mutton.
Tho price of potatoes baa begun to
soar for the same reason. Jobbing
prices were advanced 10 cents per
hundred pounds, with tho prospects
of a further rise, as stocks held here
aro short. Farmers are taking ad-
tantage of the situation, and are hold
ing for more money.
Miss Vera Glebe of Joplln. Mo., Is
Uniting the family of Attorney Her
bert S. Crane. who la a former Mts-
a.iurlan. Her brother, Vivian Globe,
,. stenographer, has come here) from
,'oplm to locate.
POIl KENT 4-room modern house.
with range, close In. Enquire at!
Klamath stable. U-Ct
DUTY IN COUNTY
PEIIIOD OK OVER TWO WEEKS
WHEN NO MAIUtlAUK LICENSE
18 ISSUED FIIOM OPF1CE OF
COUNTY CLKHK
It Is mighty dull In tho line of mar
riage licenses with tho county clerk's
office theso days. Tuesday, when Pellx
Kunx and Mary Makrosh, Bohemians
from Malln, took out the necessary
document to enable them to take the
marriage vows, It was tho first that
bad been issuedslnce December 23d,
ocr two weeks. (
Not often doea a fortnight pass
without a license being taken out.
CUPID SHIRKS HIS
Commercial Club Goes Into Quarters
Formerly Occupied Dy First National
For the present the Klamat hFalls
Commercial Club will have Its head
quarters in the former, counting room
of the First National bank, President
Alexander Martin of that laatitutlan
having tendered the member the use
of the apartment pending its selection
of a permanent home.
It waa announced some days ago
that Roy Hamaker had been appoint
ed temporary secretary and treasurer
of tho now1 body, but there Is a report
current- that W, B. Deliell, who has
been assistant cashier of the First Na
GRAIN MARKET SHUT
IIV OVERNIGHT INDgMNTTT--FLAMES
OKJGIXATK IN SMOK
ING ROOM ON TUB TRADMO
FLOOR
i.'nlted Press Service
CH1CAOO, Jan. 11. The Board of
Trado is on Ore.
Flames started In the smoking
room on tho trading floor, and 150
brokers harried to escape.
Tho market was closed by grain
Indemnity ovor night, and the lasar
a nee room Is busy.
All brokers and telegraphers were
ordered to flee from the balldlag.
RISK LIFE FOR TKEAMTM
IN EgiTTABLK RtTOiMira
Two Hundred and Ftfur Mast Tate
Chance to Clear Way ts Taaasas,
From Which Hundred MM
lar H Taken Cade Heavy
United Press Service
NEW YORK. Jaa. 11. Waned
that their lives were endangered, Sit
men accepted the chances, said
tercd the Equitable balldlag to shore
up the walls and clear a path to the
vaults containing 12,000,000,000 la
securities. Fire and police authori
ties are considering dynamiting the
ruins. (The Equitable Ufa's steel fl
ing cases containing 90,000 policies)
were uninjured.
Over f 100,000,000 was
from the vaults. Elaborate pr
tloas were taken to safeguard Um
treasure. A kuadrad pollee aad kaav
lly armed detectives surrounded Us
wagons. The stoaey was takem to
Wall street. The treasea peaetrated
to where Caapeom'a body waa buried,
and aro endeavoring to remove the
corpse. ,
WHITE SLA VERS TO
AFTBR A
HKlUsT TMAL
Powerful Political
a Year, While Weaasa Oct
Venn, Wkh Perverted Mothers v
en She Tears
United Press Service
PARIS. Jan. 11. Nineteen persons
have been convicted of Implication la
tho white slave scandal after a secret
tilal lasting n fortnight.
Victor Fl&cbon, powerful political
ly, was sentenced to a year la prison.
His mistress, who led the orgies, aad
Mml.ime Oultmlt, a procuress, got two
) ears. Somo mothers who sold their
children got six years.
WALSH OCT FOR CONGRESS
IN CALIFORNIA DISTRICT
Pioneer Equal Rlghter aad First AaV '
vorate of Direct Legislation gsg
Times Delegate to Labor Fedora
lion Conventions
United Press Service
SAN FRANClSCO.eJan. 11. John
O. Walsh announces his candidacy for
congress from the fifth district. He Is
a pioneer equal rlghter, the flrst to
advocate direct legislation, and waa
six times a delegate to the conven
tions of the American Federation of
Labor.
tional bank, will become the perma
nent secretary of the club. Coatrsaa
tlon of this could sot be bad today,
Mr, Deliell waa candidate for secre
tary of the Chamber of Commerce oa
thollcket which waa headed by Frank
Ira White for president aad WlWaa
T. Bblve for vies president. Mr. Ihrta
la head of the board of eoatrel at th
Commercial Club. Mr, Dalaell la a
well known and capable man, aad baa
already bad valuable experieastV ta
development matters in his eaaaea
tton with th Chamber of Coasmsfsa
president for two terms.
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