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MEDFORD, OKKOON, HIJ DAY, DKrBiMBER 0, 1912.
NO. 220.
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MEW ON
FISCAL AFFAIRS
SENT BY TAFT
President Summarizes Conditions In
Notion as Excellent Advocates
Banking, Army and Judicial Re
forms Now Under Consideration.
Philippine Bill Opposed and Insular
Affairs Discussed Finances In
Good Shape.
WAHIIINOTON, Pre. rr-.
drill Tat I today sent congress that
port lun of hi message dealing with
fiscal, Judicial, military niut liuulur
affair. Tim massage, n part n as
follews:
lliixurvM Conditions
The foti.lllloii of tlin country with
reference to huslne could hardly ho
bettor. Whllo tho lour year of the
administration now drawing to a
close havo not developed great spec
ulative expansion or n wldo field of
liuw tnvcatmrnt. tho recovery and
progress made from tho depressing
conditions following tlir. panic of
1 H(iT havo been steady ft ml tho Inl
prnvniimnt has been clear ami easily
traced In tho statistics. Tho busi
ness or tho country I now on a
solid basis. Credits aro not unduly
oxtondod, nml every plmao of tho sit
untlon seems In a statu of prepared
ness tor irlod of unexampled pro'
porlty.
Condition of llio Treasury
Tho condition of tho treasury I
very satisfactory The total Interest-bearing
debt I Ud3.7??,?70. or
which 13l,nsi,yS0 constitute tho
lannina -Canal loan? Tho non-Inter-ralTnoarlniT
debt Is $37S,aOl,:X4.00.
Inrludlng 30,CH1,010 of green
hack.. Wo havo In Iho treasury
I lf.0, 000,000 In gold coin an a re
servo against tho outstanding green
backs; nnd In addition wo bate a
cash hnlnnco In tho treasury n a gen
oral fund of UC7,15:,478.9, or an
Increase- of 20,'J't.''i over tho
general fund last year.
Receipts nnd KipeiidliiireN
Tor thifo years tho expenditures
of tho government havo decreased
under th Influnro of an effort to
crotioinlie. Till year present nn
apparent exception. Tho estimate by
tin Secretary of the Treasury of tho
ordinary receipt, exclusive of postal
revenues, for the year endlui; Juno
HO, 19M, Indicates that thoy will
amount to 1710,000,000, Tho mini
of tho estimate of tho cxpedltureii
for (hut trn mo yours, exclusive of
I'nuunia Canal disbursements and
pohtnl (disbursements puynlilo from
poHtal revenues, Is $7.13,000,000, In
dicating u deficit of tr.'.OOO.OOO.
Tor tho year ending Juno 30, 191.1,
similarly oHtluiutcd recelpta wero
SilC7,000,000, wlillo tho total cor
responding estimate of expenditures
for that year, tuibmlttcd through the
Secretary of tho Trenaitry to (.'on
groiiH, nmotllited to ICr.C,Op0,000.
Thin shows nu Increase of $70,000,
000 In tho estimates for 19U over
tho total estimates of 1913.
Ranking unit Currency 8) Mom
A tlmo when panics seem far ri
anoved la tho heat tlmo for us to pro-
p.iro our financial system to with
stand a Htorm. Tho most rryhiK
need tlim country has Is a propor
banking and currency system. Tho
existing one Im Inudoquato, and every
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nrsaaersr:
POCKET ALL JOBS
GIVEN BY TAFT
WAfllMWITON, Duo. 0, Propnra
tlniiH for tho propoMud movement by
democratic) londoru In tho Benato to
block tho confirmation of tho ma
jority of iTOBlduut Tuft'ri appoint
inontH to offlco to ho nimlo durliiR
tho lust few montliH of hU admlulu
tratlou la tindor way hero today.
All tho pout offlco nppolntmonU
will ho "poclfotod" by Kenatora from
tho Intorontcrt dUtrictH, It Id undor
iitood, at buuU plncea whoro a cltnngo
might ho mudo,
DEMOCRATS TO
NARROW
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LEFI FOR TURKS
Balkan Allies Insist That Turkish
Bulgarian Frontier Extend From
Mlda on Balkan Sen to Gulf of
Saros, Taklnjj Nearly All Territory
Servla and Monleneuro Demand Por
tions of Albania and Greece Mace
donia. SOFIA, Dee. (1. l'ntin no millini.
Ilo Miun-e here today it muk Inuriieil
the Itiilktin ullies will itihixt (lint (lie
TutkUh-lliiljpiiitiii fninlier exlend
J'roui Miilin, iu tin lAm'k Sen,
lliroucli S'nnii, nul Dioitu, hi the
Oiilf of Snto. Thin would leave the
Ktilliiu nulv n nnrrow Ktri in Huropo
100 iniloK Inu nnd lb milcx ivl.lo
lcinli'ilnu on (he IhiriluiiplloK nnd the
Son of .Muriuoni, iuuliidiiiK ("oiistnti
tiuojile.
II n I ) iuw teamed that January
7 is the ilalu net as the time limit lor
the I'linferein'e of Hie ix-aee envoys
in Inidoii, lueli lii'ciim Dcecmhcr
111. Thirf uive-t Ufl day lo the repre
nentntive to nu'ree on lenna.
Aimtrhi lo Object
It i liolievrtl that Auntrm will
oternly object to the wholeoale dii-
ioit of Kiirotiean Turkey iiuioni the
I In k tt it allien, but It i expected hero
I lint I ho evident deteniiluatioii of
Drent Itritniu. France mid Itutxin to
alnnil finnly toj,'other will prevent
nnvlliintr mon than dlplomntie opiMi-
flttoii from Aui'trin, (lenuniiv mid
Italy. There in beired.Jo..he lililo
doubt Hint Hie Ihilknn allies will ct
mot of tlieir demiiniU.
If the allien do net whal limy want,
the Niillan'H Hunenii hiiIijci'Im will
hhrink from 7,000,000 to 1,250,000
hOltN.
Want AlluinU
Ken in nml .Montcitc;rn, it ia learn
ed, will put in a formal demand for
larj-o M-ctiniiri of Albania; ltulk'aria
wanlN Thrnt'u mid n part of .Mnee
donin, mid both the decks and the
ItnlgnrM claim Salonika. It is prob
able tlieir eoiiflietiuc desires will re
sult in a pailitioii of the proinee
when tho tenus of petieu nre finnlly
urrnuced in London,
IS
I'OltTI.AN'I), Dee. n. Ashihfnnt
Vim Chief i.uudenklon, I.iciitennnt
lohiiHuii mid Inddonuiiii Heath of
the local fire depnitmeiil were hlii;lit
ly hurt in ii lire which today destroy
ed the uotorioiiH Krieksou'rt niiIooii,
the InrKCNt on (lie 1'iicifin const, and
the Dewey liolel niljoiniiiL'. The loss
is ehliniiitcd at 170,000.
Thern wero J'JS kiiohIi hleeplnjj in
Iho Dewey hotel when (lie fiio hioke
out, but nil escaped. Ono woman
jumped into u life net from n kcihiihI
Htory window.
Tho buildiuf;H nro in tho lienrt of
the old Iciideiioin, Tho fire hint ted
in a Hocond liiind hIoi-o ndjoiniiiK (ho
saloon nnd prncttmilly tho entire firo
department reKMind(l. The Riiesln
in the Dnwcy hotel wero nwnkeucd by
Iho Hinoko mid flumcH, nnd hud little
difficulty in ivaohinpr mifoty,
STEEL IS FEATURE"
OF STOCK MARKET
NKW YORK, Dee. 0. With threo
trmiKiielioiiH of 11,000 hIiiu-ch chmiR
uk liaiuU nt (18 II -I, trndiiie; in Unit
ed Stilton Steel ws deuideilly heavy
at tho opening of tho stock market
hero today. Irrepilnrity prevailed
throughout tho lint, with duoliucH in
tho majority, Itendin dropped n
point. VariouH Rtouka fluctuated half
n point up nnd down.
Important Htooko wero below yes
(orday'a t'iunro.s. Dunk still scanned
HOuitritioH oloH';ly.
Tho mnrko( cloned trrrptliir.
llomltt wore wenL,
BYOM S
NOTED PORTLAND
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BURNED
WDNEY
W
NOT TELL
FIRED BULLET
Wounded Los Angles Broker Re
fuses to Make Any Statement tx
to Talk of His Lino Affair Viln
ex-Chorus Girl of Dalies in Toyland
Sentimental Slusli Flo.t From Show
Girl Who Asserts She Alone Luftd
Her Victim.
SAN FUANCISCO. Dee. fi. - "I re
fuse lo Hiiy nnjlliint: about it. 1
will not tell you who fired the MiieV
This wiim the answer ludav f Hob
ert .1. Widney, lis Angeles real
estate dealer, when nsked l the po
lice in the Mortlon hospital here if
It were true that Mrs. Trances Vivln
l.voim fired tho shot in her apait
inentH which tKTforiilod hm Hlimmci
and broiiKht him to death' door.
Vidney despite nil pi ensure, nil
tuiltilely refused lo talk of the tnit,'i'
end of hi love affair, and tho ipifs
linniiii; officers withdrew without a
fact.
Didn't I'lre the Shot
.frs. l.yoiw, the pretty ex-wife of
Doner nnd ex-ehoius irl of the
"Hnhe in Tovland," from her cfl!
today still iiiMistcd strenuously tliti'
she did not fue the shot which eti'cd
her romance with the n Aneles
man. She declan-d that WidneyV
wife, who Ih here nt his side, is uotli
Inc to the renl estate broker, ami
defiantly nierts that he ovtI-niul
lovesher only.
"I wierifieed ecrllitnj: I held
dear in life became of my love for
Hob Wtdiioy," she tearfully declared.
"Dock it seem jxinMblc' that I wouln
sliont him in view of thnt? lie lotcd
me ns dearly. We wero wrapped up
in each other. This other woman wa
nothing to him. He wanted a separa
tion but wan too honnrnblo to take it
utirtiout hor convent. We of'un
hchemed what wc should do after out
mnrriii;e. We made plans for tho
future of tho little boy who was to
unite our lives.
Sentimental Klusli
"If Hob dies there will be nothing
left for nie. Death will then be wel
come. I can't and won't believe thai
ho made the statements published in
thn si pern. They aro malicious false
hoods concocted bv his wife, and I
know thnt lth will clear me of this
grave charRo when he recovem.
"I gave infinitely more titan alio,
was happily married and had a
loxiiiu- husband, of whom 1 thought
tho world, until 1 saw Hob Widney
and realired I had made a mistake.
"Hob knew I was married. I knew
ho hud a wife. However, neither
hesitated in our actions, because we
loved with undying affection. 1 was
ready to give exerything for Hob, His
wife gave him nothing. Ho loved
children and ko do I, nnd how we
wished for the day when a little one
would toddle nbout our feet."
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ltKItLIK, Dee. 0, St. PeterwburK
dispatehcH to tho Herlin Tagcblatt
today any that Hussia will havo uigh
teen army inris on the Austrian
fnmtier within a week.
Oflieinl eirclen hero do not regard
lliifi iiovvr iik indicating war but mere
ly n h Bhoniug Russia's prepnedncss.
Dlnpntehes from Vienna mceived
here today deny n report currunt in
Herlin that tho Austrian minister to
Sorvia Iiiih been ivenlled.
EIGHTY TWO PERISH
L1SHON, Doc. fl.Tlmt at least
oighty-two fibliormeii perisUe.1 in n
storm which swept tho Portuguese,
const loot Monday i.i roporled hero
today by survivors,
A tleet numboriiiar nearly a hun.
droit Hinnll craft was completely destroyed.
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RUSSIA
MASSES
AMY
CORPS
THE WOMAN Iff THE CASE
Mtliut nle
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KAN ntAS'CIRCO. Cai . Dec C
l)lhiatchc from Chicago which quote
Mayor Janios Hotjib of Han Franclo
co an dcclarliiK there that ho will
clean up the Ilarbary Count. San
KrancUro'a vice lecllon on liU return
from the east areraiulng no little
commotion amoiij'upen lowo" ad
vocates hero todays
Holih' pronunclauirnto In nld to
hae followed puhjlcatlou In Chica
go of the expsrjetm of IJolIw Cap
tain Meicher of thit'cltr, rfho on x
recent vUlt to San Francisco was
Htunncd liy tho licence permitted here
In tho restricted district.
Informed of Mcasher'M ttatcmenta
while ho was In conference with
Mayor Carter llarrlton, Mayor Itolph
U said to have promised a quick
clean-up of tho "coast" when he re
turn In case ho finds Meagher's
story Ih correct.
"Why," Meagher Is quoted as say
ing, "1 saw things In San FrJiiclnco's
vice section which mako anything In
Chicago look tame. Thero Is no
other city In tho world where such
open violation of tho law would be
permitted for n moment."
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LIFE THREATENED;
T
1HCI1MOND, Va Dec C Flat
chnrnes that four lettorH threatening
hU llfo hail been ient to Richmond
In care of Governor Mann of Ylrulna
was voiced by (ioornor Uleaso of
South Carolina at today'a setislon of
tho govornur'H convention.
Tho South Carollnau'a statouient
c.i mo an a climax to n mighty row,
precipitated when Oovornor O'Neal
of Alabama introduced a resolution
stating. "It was the souse of this
convention that Governor Uleaso's
Ideas regarding lnch luw should bo
con8urcd."
Governor Ulense, rod with anger
wan on his feat In an Instant.
"1 do not caro a snap for this reso
lution," ho shouted- "I won't npolo
glzo for a word I havo said to tho
convention. My to hell with tho
constitution' speech still stands. N'ow
go ahead and expel mo from this
body. I don't care.'
Governors ailchilst and McGovcrn
supported O'Neal wlnio governors
Hawley, Kltchln and uonahoy
thought tho convention should not
consldor tho matter.
Governor Uleaso boasted that ho
had everything fUed In South Caro
lina so ho could go to tho Benato in
1915, picdtutlng that many of tho
min "now sitting In this convention,
would bo reposing l tho shadow or
private llto." jj j
IMIINTKSS ANNE, JM., Dee. (J.
Wosloy Miles, n negro, wiih hanged
here today for attacking tho fifteen
yenr old ilanghtur of former Sheriff
W. 0. Phillips ot Somerset county
Inst May, '
PROMISES
GENERAL CLEAN-UP
OF BARBARY COAST
NR
AY
WON
5 INDICTMENTS AUSTRIA MUST
FOLLOW PROBE BACK DOWN OR
0FB01GGAMEI FTGUT BALKANS
Frnnkle Edvards, Bud Anderson,
Dick Donald, Onlie PIcnto and
Rawhide Kelly Named In Indict
ments Returned by Grand Jury.
Edwards Says Law Is Not Violated
and Contest Will Go on Just the
Same.
r'rnnkio F.drvnrdH, local bo.uuir im
picHsarjo, Ilud Anderxou. Dick Don
nlil. "ISobe" I'icalo. and "Kawhidc"
Kell were indicted by the grand jury
thin afternoon rr nrrnnciiiK n prire
fight. WarruiilH linvo been issued
for ibeir nrret irnl they will be tak
en into cimtody thi- ufiernoon.
The indict nii-nts followed n probe
which Morlcd Thtiidny uftornoon
when n newpaiM-nnan nnd n "fan"
were hailed before the jur- and que
tioiifd rt'gnrdiut; tho rontest which
had been staged in this city. Follow
iiiKJT llo"e wilnee. IMvviinls, An
deoon. Donald, I'icnto nnd Kelly
were Miununncd Fr'ulay moniins. The
iiidiclmciiU were returned this after
noon. '
The Hcetion of the Oreggon law un
der which the indictments were re
turned rendu aft fnllowt.:
"Any person or rsons arranging
or attempting to nrrange, or nfff ring
to nrrange. or engaging or offering
to engage in. n, pri. ficht. to be
fought within the limits of this Mate,
or otherwise, in nny manner, cither
as principals, second. mftistnnt,
Htakrholder. trainer, referee, aider,
abettor, .jdicitnr or ngent, whether
"niil fight shall take plane or npt,
hhnll, upon coiniction thereof, be im-
priKoncd in the (HMiitenliary not IesJ
than one year nor more than five
yenr or by a fine of not less than
$1000 nor more than WOOO."
The contents which have been ar
ranged prctioiisly, as this one, have
been claimed to be boxinc content.
Mannger Kdwards this afternoon
Mated that bonds would be arranged
and thnt the bout would p ahead
ju-t the same, claiming that tho con
test tonight is not n violntion of the
Htate law.
NKW YOIIK, Doc. G. After
crowing the Andes mountains, In a
biplane In a hlludlng snowstorm and
during tho poisoned darts of hostile
South American Indians, threo
Frenchman aviators Dr. Ignaclo
Allende, I'lerrc Vlllnrd and M. Lo
Compte Saint Croix do la Konaclero
are today en route fronj hero to
Franca aboard tho Steamer I.a
Savalo.
Tho trio started from San Diego,
Chile. August H. with a supply- ot
evaporated food, Intending to mako
ISO miles a day and land in South
ern Itollvla. After four days, at an
altitude of 4000 feet they lost their
way. On tho sixth day they landed
In a thick forest, whero they wore
attacked by Indians and wore forced
to abandon their machlno. On foot
thoy then reached tho vlllago of Ea
sang, Hollvta, and finally by steamer
camo to Now York.
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WASHINGTON, Dee. G. Con
gresMiuin ltnker qf California today
recommended to the houso rivers and
huiborx commit teo thnt $05,000 be
appropriated to improve the Sacra
mento, Feather and Mokelumn rivers
iu California, jf'.'S.OOO of which was
to bo used between Sacramento and
Itcd IlluiT.
linker also recommended the ap
propriation of $20,000 to improve
ami survey tho inner cluumuls uf
Humboldt harbor.
Congressman Steven, California
urged tho appropriation of -f 1123,000
to improve. Smi l'edro harbor.
GROSSED
ANDES
AEROPLANES
Sofia's Declaration Inspired by
Triple Entente and an Ultimatum
to Austria, Italy and Germany
Russia to Back Up Balkan Allies.
No Response From Vienna or Berlin
and Feeling Growing That War is
Near.
LONDON, Dec. C Aimtrla mimt
now hack down or fight. Thin,
ervlce club. dlpIomatR, Korernment
officials and a large part of the prens
of I-ondon declare thU evening la
Kiiro to be the outcome of today'
announcement from Hervla that the
Ilalkan allien plan to take from the
Sultan all of Turkoy-ln-Kurope nave
a now Htrlp. Including Constanti
nople which will f rinse the Dos-
phoniK, the Sea of Marmora and tho
Uardanelli'K.
YVbll no official of tho govern
ment will he openly quoted on tho
subject of opinion hero In general
that Sofia's declaration was Innplrcd
hy tho triple entente nd that It
was, In fact, an ultimatum to Aus
tria and her allien, Italy and Ger
many. Tho view Is generally held
that the declarations ot Premier
Polncalre of France, Sir Edward
Grey of Great Drltalu and Daron
Sassaonoff of Russia, with Rus
sian massing of heavy forces on tho
Austrian and German frontiers Is a
most forceful notification to Austria
that her Interference In tha partition
of Turkey will bo met. If necessary,
with guns.
Conflict U Pnihalile
In view of tho fact that tho nutgar
Ian pronouncement of the allies In
tentions has drawn no response from
Vienna or Ucrlln, although it has
been public many hours, the feeling
Is growing here that Immediate Euro
pean conflict Is likely and that the
triple alliance. It it turns to arms,
will make no open move until after
tha peace plenipotentiaries have met
here December 13.
That the feeling of optimism preva
lent hero is not shared In the terri
tory where tho Russian-Austrian
clash will come, if It does come, Is In
dicated In Vienna dispatches to tho
Dally Mall. They declare that th
Austrian peasants on the Russian
frontier aro firmly convinced that
within a few weeks at most they
will be In tho center ot a whirl
wind of war. Thousands ot peasants,
the dispatches say, are buying and
burying largo stocks of food and are
turning all they possess Into money
preparatory to tho dreaded Russian
Invasion.
RttsilA Is Ready
Toe same conditions, other re
ports say, prevail on tho Russian
sldo ot tho border. In addition to
this It Is reported that leaders of
tho Russian Poles are convinced that
with war will come to opportunity
for a freo Poland and that secret
drills aro proceeding In a hundred
forests nnd that arsenals ot wea
pons are being formed throughout
all Poland. In Warsaw whero the
headquarters ot the socialist Polish
league are located, It Is rumored
that all .preparations havo been anado
for a Polish force ot 100,000 men to
take the field tho distant war Is de
clared between Austria and Russia.
DISTURBS TRIAL
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. C
Comedy was injected into tho dyna
mite conspiracy trial horo today,
when M. L. Ponnell, oue of tho de
fendants, nnd former president ot
the Springfield local ot tho Iron
workers' union, resumed tho staud.
Tire witness chewed violently on a
pleco of gum, his facial contortions
were so disconcerting to United
States District Attorney Charles W,
Miller that ho appealed to Judge
Akorson. I'ennull, with a mighty ef
fort, (mediately swallowed tho gum
and tho case proceeded.
Ponnell was cross oxamluod re
garding 'explosions at Springfield,
III., aud vIsltH thoro of II. S. Hocklu
and John J, MuNaiuaru,
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CHEWING
US
K
NOOSE
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OF
Negro and Chinese Hanged In Call
fornla Prison"! Protest In the
Name of Jesus Christ Against This
Hanging'' Shouts Spectator.
Oriental Killed Father's Wife, and
African a Fellow Convict in RM at
San Quentln.
SAN QUENTIN, Cal.fiDee. . "I
protest against this hanging in tho
name of Jesus Christ I"
This protest was voiced nt the
state prison here today' by T. II.
Christcnscii of San Francisco, a
lcctator, during the execution of
Willie Luis, a Chinese, for the mur
der in San Luis Obispo county of his
father's' Chincfo-Americnn wife.
"You have no right," ChriMcnsen
shouted nt Warden Hoyle, "to take
away something thnt you cannot re
turn.
Jesus would not, do this
thing."
"
Gnnnls Mie Objector
At this point two husky guards
seized Chrislensen nnd carried him
from the dantlirooin. The hanging
proceeded.
Luis went to his death without n
whimper. Because of the peculiar
formation of hi neck, it was expect
ed that some difficulty would be en
countered in hanging the Chinese, but
tho execution was mndo without n
hitch. Lius's neck was broken In
the fall.
Luii wan resigned to his fate nnd
went' to his death trailing. The trap
whs spruit;: 'nt exactly lOVeJocV nnd
the body was cut down fourteen min
utes later.
Cliristcnen is a member of t!:e
anti-capital p'unihb'mcnt league nnd
the protest he' made iu the death
chamber resulted from hi.s opposi
tion to the death penalty. At the
Inst election Christensen was h can
didate for the assembly on tho so
cialist ticket in the twenty-sixth 's
tricL Ho was defeated.
After the hanging Warden lloylo
announced he hud Christensen e-
moved from the death chamber to
prevent him from disconcerting the
hangmen.
Delelianty Pays Penalty
FOLSOif, Cal., Dec. . Edward
Delehnnty was hanged, for tho murder
of William Kaufman, a fellow convict
today, duriui: a riot in the prison last
February. Seven minutes after the
trap of the h en f fold was sprung at
10:20 o'clock Dclehunte was pro
nounced dead.
Delehanto went to his death with-
(Continued on page 2.)
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. G.
To emphasize to the world at largo
that San Francsco, ono tho eve ot
Its Exposition era, has burled dis
cord and that all (actions will bo
found pulling together, various
newspapers and civic bodies hero,
started today a movement for a
great "burning the hammer' cele
bration on Christmas Eve.
At Lotta'B fountain, In the heart of
the city, tho spot made famous by
Lulsa Tetrazxlul'a great Christmas
caroling ot two years ago, the em
blem of "the knocker" will be con
signed to tho tlamos The corpse,
according to tho plans now matulng,
according to plans now maturing.
fled drums, fantastically draped
mournors and all the panoply of woo
will mark tho first part of the cere
monies, with the whole changing to
a wild rovol of mirth and Jollity as
the leaping flames lick up at the mid
night bell,
Official sanction to the plan Is
given In a telegram from Mayor
itolph, who 1r now n the east. The
chief executive of the city eommwids
tho scheme and promlwa to b par
tonally ou huiul to old la the obsequies.
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RACES
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