Fair Fa Cooler Tonight ighf and andSaturday OChea L OCime
Saturday hinJton LAST jLfiu1 I AST JLLII EDlTIQN EDlTIQNNUMBER FniTION i iui i iNTJMKEB
I NUMBER 19EBER 6376 WASHES WASHINGTON GrTO 1ST FRIDAY JBVENHTG JUNE8 JU JUTE TE18 18 1909 PRICE ONE CENT
HUNDRED AND FIVE FIVEAUTOS FIVEAUTOS
AUTOS WILL START STARTIN
IN SOCIABILITY RUN RUNInterest
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Interest Keen in The Times Times1Novel TimesNovel TimesNovel
Novel Contest To Tomorrow 10 10morrow Tomorrow ¬
morrow morrowGREAT morrowGREAT morrowGREAT
GREAT FALLS F LLS ROAD ROADIN ROADIN ROADIN
IN GOOD CONDITION CONDITIONPolice CONDITIONPolice
Police Detailed DetaiIedto to Handle Crowd CrowdStart OrowdStart CrowdStart
Start Will Be From Mun Munsey 1unsey Muriscy
sey Building BuildingWill BuildingWilt j jWill
Will Send off Cars CarsHalf CarsHalfJinute CarsHatf2Enute
Half HalfJinute Minute Apart ApartIn
In view of the large number of ofentrants ofentrant ofentraat
entrants it has bean deemed advis advisable advisable ¬
I
able to start the cars in the theSociability theSociability theSociability
Sociability Run tomorrow at one onehalf onehalf onehalf
half minute intervals instead of one oneminute oneminute oneminute
minute apart This change chan e will ex expedite expedite expedite ¬
pedite the starting of the cars and andobviate andobviate andobviate
obviate a long delay to those who whohave whohave whohave
have high numbers on the entry entrylist entrylist entrylist
list
By HARRY WARD WARDThere WARDThere WARDThere
There will be Ibig big doings in the theneighborhood theneighborhood theneighborhood
neighborhood of the Munsey build building building building ¬
ing tomorrow when the cars entered enteredin
in The Times Sociability Run to toGreat toGreat toGreat
Great Falls line up for the start startAs startAs startAs
As a large number of spectators spectatorswill
will undoubtedly be on hand to see seethe seethe seethe
the start Captain Boardman who whois woois whois
is acting superintendent and major majorof
of police in the absence of Major MajorSylvester MttjorSylvester MjorSylvester
Sylvester has detailed Captain CaptainHollinberger CnptninHollinberger npbi n nHoUinberger
Hollinberger and a atargeforce large fOe orce of ofmen ofmen ofmen
men to fceaj 1 p > JJ uft uftThe ii pgate back b bac1 and andin a ain andinordef
in inordef inordefThe order or ei T TThe
The splendid work W rk of the police policeJuring po1iceJuring po1cej
Juring j The TimesNews Intercity IntercityMarathon Intercityarathon IntercityMarathon
Marathon last Saturday Saturd ywill will be du duplicated duplicated duplicated ¬
plicated tomorrow tomorrowTime tomorr tomorrowTime w wTime
Time Set By Sherman ShermanIf
If the th weather man gives fair skies skieshe akiMhf zkehe
he will confer a great favor up upon upnn upon ¬
on 106 prominent local motorists who whodesire woofsre who1stre
desire fsre to show how sanely ueIy and Ild seisibly seisiblyThey aelslblyHey eIb1yfley
They can an use their automobiles by driv driving clrivlg ddvig ¬
ing ig them to Great Falls on a secret secretfchedule IleCretIChMuie secretrhduIe
fchedule set by Vice President Sherman Shermanwho 9hermnwho Shermanwho
who has a great regard for the speed speedaw peedJaw ed ediaw
Jaw iawits aw awif
if its a safe ate bet that the Vice President PresidentHas
Has kept k in mind the sieed limits in ining tnj Inxins
xins ing j ng up the t hf > secret ottfcia time timeAH timeAil timeAu
AH Au kinds and sizes sl of automobiles automobilesi
i f been entered in The be Times unique uniquev
v nt Tlur > are two four and iIrIIyJir alxeyl alxeylrpr
i rpr ir gasolene speed wagons of from fromwrnty fromv fromnty
wrnty v fnty nty to tl sixty horsepower there thereMI then
c MI > n IK W a number of steamers IH the theand UteJI therup
rup JI and the ever popular electric has hason h hJNI haIl
JNI on Il entered by J half a dozen of its Oft Oftdaiastic n niunastic 3tistc
iunastic istc devotees < JE > otft8 It will be the bIg bisg bIfPIJI bIgFt
g PIJI Ft t turnout of automobiles Washing Washington Wuhln Wuhlnton ¬
tc ton ha h hat t ever seen seenBeing Sf seenBeing > fn fnBfing
Being tfie H first event of its it kind in inhis inhl inhis
his hl city UMII Ii l4l 11 arranged along new lines linessomething lineaEomethin8 IlneEcmethtng
something different < from the ordinary
road rl > ad tour interest in th the affair is natur naturally naturall natury
ally all y very vt > ry great greatA
A number of motorists moLor te who delayed delayedentering delayedentfrlng delayedterIng
entering terIng until after fter the hour for receiv receiving recelyfIg recelveg ¬
ing fIg entries had passed sought to be as assigned uIgned asgned ¬
signed gned a place ph in the lineup of starters starterstint startershllt starisrshut
tint the officials were forced joree4to to refuse refuseihelr retu refuseheir e et
heir t entries entriesThe entriptThp entriesThe
The entry of Theo Th > > Barnes n Jr was wasleoeived wule wasePIved
leoeived le < Pied yesterday afternoon after afte the theentri thetriP theetr1ea
etr1ea entri triP ha had < l closed clO d However owav as the thepout theOMtorrke thepostotflee
pout postotflee OMtorrke office Htam stamR Showed that the entry entryRd
Fnd Rd been n nt nI1ed Ue Ueffkials lIed at t 7 p III Jileft H 1 UM
ffkials decided that Mr Barnes entry entrytiould eab7truld entryhould
tiould be received He will be the last lastman 1aatman lastman
man to start
startWord
Word of Warning WarningAs
As this run ru hi promoted MOI Otedtor for the good goodof roodof d dof
of the motor eaus sa s much as a for the thercontioosd theConU theContinund
rcontioosd ConU on Page Pa Twelve TwelveWEATHER TwelveVEA 1weIvWEATHERREPORT
WEATHER WEATHERREPORT WEATHERREPORTThe VEA THER REPORT REPORTl
The l lie Western We temwrm storm ut m has moved rapidly rapidlytatwarrt rapWIlyd
C tatwarrt d t Ia nt Hid 1 lId thJ this morning Us U center centeris
is ci 1 Muinp M < titl This disturbance caused causedjifmral eauecInfral causedriral
jifmral nfral j fr > re rtPItatiOU ipitatlon < In the Eastern Easternt Ea EastsrpStaPs t tStalls
Stalls t ta > s th the Kast < aut Gulf State tates the lake lakefglon Jka Jkaglon lakeigior
fglon and the Ohio valley within the theliift 1bebrt theJtt
liift twentyfour hours it is I followed foUoweUhy
hy j an ext extlntlivp < n ive area of barometric barometricrpFure barometricresure rte rtepnlUre
rpFure arid fair and cooler weather weatberThf weatherThe weatherThe
The > weather in the Middle MJ dle AtfeutUc AtfeutUcbrate AtUebtatM Atlaistiebratee
brate will be fair and cooler toaiaiit toaiaiitand toatdtJlI toel st stani
and fair Haturday HaturdayThe raturda7The IardayThe
The winds tQds along aIor Ion < < the middle Atlantic Atlanticroat Atla At1Mntr Uc Ucl1lt
r roat l1lt will J Je he > e moderate to brisk hrl nor nors J to toj toJtthwelft
j Jtthwelft JtthwelftRECAST tbwent rthwe5ti1RECAST tbwent1TmHJCAST
RECAST FOR THK DISTRICT DISTRICTFair
Fair aDd cooler touight 8aiurd 8atunIa7 8atunIa7wI SaturaLir 7 7Xul
Xul Lir moderate northerly winds windTEMPERATURE windsTPMPERATTJR
TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURESUN TEMPERATUREi TPMPERATTJRS
10 10am 10am11am 8 t a e a m mt m me n n10am m j
11 11am 11amoon Noon i oon oonlpnl a m mNoon I J JSUN
1 lpnl lpnl2pm p m
2 2pm p m 71 71SUN
SUN TABLE TABLESun TABLETIDE TA3LESin
Sun rie rleei t 43S 43SSun 432tun
Sun sets ete 7 7TIDE
TIDE TABLE TABLEToday TABLETodayJ TABLETodayJigii
Today TodayJ TodayJigii High Ugh tide J 11 a m and 847 847p
p m n Low Ide df 211 11 a ra and nd 253 S3 p m mTomorrow mTomorJOYoHhh mTomorrowHigh
Tomorrow TomorJOYoHhh Hftjh tide > feK a m and andS and5i
S 5i > p m Low tidf 3 a m and 342 34 p m mCONDITION 111CONDITION inCONDJTTON
CONDITION OP THE WATER WATERHARPBRS WATERHARPmKS WATERITARPI1LS
HARPBRS FBRRY W Va June June1Both JB JBBotn 38Eou
Both rivera muddy
JUVENILE COURT HIT HITHARD HITHARD HITHARD
HARD BY A DECISION
Stafford Holds It Cannot CannotTake CannotTake CannotTake
Take NonSupport Cases CasesWhere CasesWhere CasesWhere
Where No Children Exist ExistCASE ExistCASE ExistCASEOF
CASE CASEOF OF L S WEST WESTBRINGS WESTBRINGS WESTBRINGS
BRINGS VERDICT VERDICTRuling VERDICTRulin6 VERDICTRulin5
Ruling Will Vitally Affect AffectProse AffectProsecutio Prose Prosecution Prosecution ¬
cution of Future F ture Gases GasesHare c CasesHere scs scsI scsHare
I
Hare HareTho HareTile HereThe
Tile Juvenile Court has been stripped strippedof
of Its authority 8AI 1ority to adjudge caaos of ofnonaupport oroonuppert ofnoneuppert
nonaupport between etwoQ husband and wife wifewfcaref wifewlaere wifeware
wfcaref ware BO DOahlklren children exist < < date by virtue of a adaetekm aklIcfR ad
daetekm d el klIcfR kflt in the case of L Leo o S Westcollvleted Westconvicted West Westconvicted
convicted before Judge DeLacy LacY April AprilX April1M8 AprillM
X IMS lM of failure to provide for his htewife hlaIf hisEmma
wife If Emma West handed down dOWRthla dOWRthlamorning this thismorning hi himorning
morning by Justice Ju tlee Wendell Plumps PlumpsStttecd Ph PhIltpeStatttd UtP8 UtP8StaUerd
Stttecd StttecdJustice StaUerdJlSUC6 StatttdJustice
Justice Stafford declares the Juvenile JuvenileCourthag Juve JuvenileCourthas Jle JleCourtba
Courthag no jurisdiction of the t e subject subjectmatter pabiectmatter bjeet bjeetmatter
matter involved In the charge rge 8pln aInntthe against againstthe t tthe
the petitioner and was totally without withoutAuthority withoututhority
Authority < U bority of law to proceed ia the prem premise prernThe ¬
ise t e
iseThe eTbe The decision of today toda will vitally af affect aftect atfeet ¬
feet tho prosQcutien of nonsupport oases oasesft nasaJ asesff1
ft J i the District and is I looked UR upi 3 a aone sa saone asone
one of O r the most important of ofthe the YeaWest yeaWest yea yeaWest
West when brought before Judge De DeLacy DeLacy DcLacy
Lacy was as sentenced to pay a fine of ofwhich ofati I
9100 ati which was to go to the wife or orserve orserve orserve
serve six months in the workhouse workhouseJudge workhouseJudge e eJudge
Judge De Lacy then declared that if he hepaid hepatd hepaid
paid 6 a 8 week to his wife for a year yeartho yeartho yearth
tho th court would be satisfied West Ve t did dWso didso didso
so until March U last when he was wassummoned 1 1summoned wassummoned
summoned upon a writ of attachment attachmentand attaclunentand ttachmentand
and sent to the workhouse As he had hadfailed hadfailed hadfailed I
failed to appeal he brought his case be bea hofQre
fore the District Supreme Court UJGR upeaa
a writ of certiorari and the decision of ofLOSS ofLOSS I IPrompt
LOSS OF PENSION PENSIONTHREATENS PENSIONTHREATENS
THREATENS EARLY EARLYPrompt EARLYPrompt
Prompt Action Will Follow FollowIf
If I f Alleged AlI ge Leper LeperLeaves JeperLeaiVes eper eperLeaves
Leaves Leavesstoftkfci LeaiVesIf
If j jIIMk u1nt i ies iesssk
IIMk stoftkfci ssk few tvos WE f4ne 1e dust of the theDtotrict th thDtMU1et theDirIet
Dtotrict and jOwfa Jawhfeya OrIe7 W 1 tw w Yorlt to toeater toter toeater
eater ter th u the est MId Cancer Haenttal tat tatthat 1ftthat hithat
that city he wU Uper r tfce pension pensionof
of 572 a month th whIch the Government Governmentgivae GevernmtIri Governmentgives
gives Iri Mm hh for f being tet one of the unclean uncleanof
of the earth earthThe tart1arbe earthThe
The minute Vaiiy ar13r leaves the DiStrict Dtetrietof Dl triet trietot
of Columbia CoIu Colund said 8I cI Deputy Commission Commissioner ¬
er of PefMrfons P J L I Davenport we wewill wewill wewill
will ba have Win examined again If he hegoes heoe hagoes
goes oe to New = few York we will ao notify fy ear ourexaminer earexamlnen earexinlnere
examiner there u Immediately edlately to look lookhim 10011him lookhim
him over cweraptll again As a long Jen as a he la I In Inthe inthe Jnthe
the District under 11 guard we will pay payhim payhim payhim
him the th 38 l Per month pension We are areperfectly areperfectly areperfectly
perfectly safe es within the law In so do doing 110ing doIng ¬
ing The minute IHuta He h leaves 18 we win want wantto waDtto wantto
to see ee him again asalaWhat againWhat againWhat
What would we do It it were proved provedthat provedthat provedthat
that Barfy ElLrtrhat hasnt leprosy 1 proay Why It it itwere Itwere itwere
were shown that Barly ziy were Mr not a leper leperof leperor leperof
of course he would not receive the pen pension pensian ¬
sion of HZ per month which he enjoys enjoysBOW enjoysnow joy joyDO
BOW DO I do not know what he would get getpossibly ptabout getpomibly
possibly about Stt 11 to 81 M a 8 month monthReport monthReport monthReport
Report Stands StandsOur StandsOur
Our physicians pky8lcl have examined Burly Burlyand Etu1 Etu1and azy azyand
and reported that he had leprosy His Hisraaaton HI HIr Hisreaslon
raaaton r to baaed upon these reports Un Until Unt UntII ¬
til t he leaves the District that examina examination exarnlntlon examinaLion ¬
Lion and that pension will stand stand1Early standEarly bindhEarly
Early does not get another payment paymentuntil paymentunUl paymentuntil
until September 4 Ithe the first in the Die Dtetrietand District Dietrlet ¬
trietand trict and if he were to leave before beforethat beforethat beforethat
that day no matter if he left l tt on the the3d tbe3d the3d
3d hie quarterly payment would be held heldufi heldU heldui
ufi U If It were decided that t1u he did not nothave AothaVB nothave
have leprosy pllNtY the payment which had
been held up would be made on the ba basis bailie baSi ¬
sis Si of his hi new rating rat1n not on the old oldof oldof oldof
of 72 7 per month monthEarly monthEarI7 monthEarly
Early according to the record of the
Pension Office served about nine years yea
In the regular p1a He enlisted first ttr t on onJune onJune enJune
June 24 4 M7 was wa discharged dl charged on June 35 A
1 1110 ISOP reenlisted r ntl8ted on June Jot i 19W 1 was wucbargd dis discharged dl dlcharged ¬
charged May 30 1903 enlisted again No NoContinued NoConUnu NoContinued
Continued ConUnu on Sixth Page PageIflRIIIIIFRIFAVR Pa3eLORIMER PageLORIMER
IflRIIIIIFRIFAVR LORIMER LUIIllflLll LEAVES LEAVESHOUSE LEAVESHOUSE LLniLO LLniLOIllinois
HOUSE FOR SENATE SENATEIllinois
Illinois Man Responds to C CQ CQ CQ
Q D and Hurries HurriesFrom HurriesFrom HurriesFrom
From Chicago ChicagoSenator Ghicago8tIItor ChicagoSeeati
Senator William Lortmer of 0 Illinois Illtnotawa IJItDo18WU Illinoiswas
wa WU swor in as a a member of the Ben Senate Beaate Benate ¬
ate this Uti morning shortly before noon noonSenator ROODsnator noonSenator
Senator Larimer left Washington Washingtondays Washingtonseine WIiahtnatoRdays
seine days ago for Chicago Ch with the theunderstanding th thulMlentandtnl theunderstanding
understanding he would hasten back it Ifhto ith It11w
h hto vote was needed in the Senate Sena and andwould andwosid lid lidwo
would wo take the oath 8t The r Th developmentsin developments
in I the kMt ls t week with otth reference relere ce to the theincome thelneome theIncome
income tux and related matters mau have havemade havemade havemade
made the leaders lead desire to have ave every everyavailable everya evryavilabie
available a vllal le vote on hand handAvoordingly handA handAeordiugly
Avoordingly A rdtpgly a a C Q D was sent out outfor outorMr outfor
for orMr Mr r Lorimer and he responded by bycatching bycateblaS byeatchtn
catching the first train for the Capital CapitalHearrived CapitalHe CapitalHn1vd
Hearrived He IINed here h last Jht > ht and made madearrangements lIM4enta isiadarrangmebta
arrangements nta to be b swum w in today todaySenator todaySerNLtor todaySenator
Senator Cultora presented the creden credentials credential credentials ¬
tials of his h colleague and thereafter thereafterescorted thenatteracorted thereafterescorted
escorted him to the desk of the Vice Vicepresident VicePrealdent VicePresident
president Vice V < e President Pre t eDt Sherman ad administered ajmlnlatfOred ao aoministered ¬
ministered the loath oath and thereafter thereaftershfok thereaftcrbhrok
hook hand warmly w8nT1I with 1th his old 01 < 1 Honse Honsecolleague HOIIeollfaguf Hoieecolleague
colleague < rhe new Senator St > nator was < glv gtvn gtvna ho hoA < n na
a seat in the Cherokee Strip not tar farfrom tarfrom tarfrom
from Senator Root
Staffords RulingOn RilingOnJirvenut
On OnJirvenut Juvenile Ji1cben l Court CourtXbvvbere Courtwhere CourtNowhere
Nowhere where In the net 1 18 any juris jurisllctlon JullUdlon jurIsilcilon
llctlon conferred upon the Juvenile JuvenileCourt JUenlleCourt JuvenileCourt
Court to adjudge ns to rights nnd nndduties nnddutl anddiitle
dutl duties between husband and wife wifeIt wifeit
It IH given jurisdiction jur jurisdiction dlctlon of certain certainoActtNen certnlno certainoflonsee
oActtNen o of children and certain certainoffenses certainftcnselW certainffcase
offenses ffcase nsnlnnt children chUdrelfinnd and IN INgiven IIIghen Isgiven
given power to enforce certain certainduties eertnlndutle certainduties
duties which parents nnd guard prunrdInns JUardInns guardInns
Inns owe to their children cbitdrenor or their theirvrnrds theirwnrdll theirwards
wards vrnrdsThe wnrdllThe wardsrue
The Jurisdiction conferred by bysection 17eotlon bysection
section eight doc not In general Kccralterms Jencnilterms generalterms
terms apply except as to offenses offensescommitted Ofr oi7n oi7ncommitted diJ diJcommitted
committed by children childn As Atoot to other otlicrmatters othermatters er ermatters
matters the tb Jurisdiction Jllrl dldlon la confer conferred centerred nfe nfered
red by reference to specific acts of oflegislation oflegislation f fICJhdatlon
legislation and Yrhen hen tlics j are areexamined areexamltlcf areexamined
examined it will be found that thatnone t thatnone at atnone
none of them confers any riyjurluUc riyjurluUcthin jurisdic yjurladlctiOn jurisdiction ¬
tion to deal With the relation elatl n of ofhusband ofhUllbnnd ofhusband
husband nnd wife vrlfethis wifethis wifethis
this morning mornln followed a 8 motion motl n on n the thepart th thpart thepart
part of the Government tp quah quahDecision qua h hDecision J JDecision >
Decision of Justice JusticeIn JustiiIn
In hl his opinion Justice Stafford Staff Qrd says saysSo s s sSo
So far a 88 the offense ot the parent is isconcerned iscoeerned I IcoIJcernoo
concerned it is l possible that the act actmay actnifty
may maY be treated as modifying the tfiedofinl tfiedofinltIon defini definition dofinition ¬
tion of the seme offense which had hadbeen badbeen hadbeen
been created by the former act of Con Congrass CongreY Congroom
grass over which the Juvenile Court Courtbad co Courthad urt urthad
had Jurisdiction JurisdictionBut
But when we turn to the offense of ofthe ofthe
the Ut husband which wl ch is i oreaied ore8tedthe the first firsttime firsttlnte firsttime
time by b the act of March MarchJ 3 1 1906 1905there there therela thereis
la no such ground rowad to support au Port the ln lnCentinued InContinued lnContinued
Continued on Third Page PageIllinois PageTHOUSANDS PageTHOUSANDS
THOUSANDS WATCH WATGHGREAT WATCHBREAT
GREAT AUTO RACE RACEIllinois
1
Illinois Militia Guard GuaudCobej GuaudCobejI GuaudCobejCup Lobe LobeCup CobeSfe
< Sfe SfeCup I
Cup Course Cour e af f CJrown CJrowntilt O OPQlnt
j jQlnt
P PQlnt PQlntcRoW Qlnt r rt
t 1 1C1tO
C1tO cRoW 11 1 1cra rwio rwioabaust
abaust cra eradplL1c JUr a Gatnng sun sunu gunth
tilt u th Mtfle 1ttt1 CSorhNi car r MaisonvlUe MRI onvlfle driw driwtag drh drhI drIsg
tag I t g bounded UhdM away from the t1 starting startingline sl startingUn rtlns rtlnsat
line Un at t oclock this morning and the theflnit thetint theBrat
tint race In toe great Western Van VanderWU V841derbllt Vanderbftt
derWU Automobile Carnival was on onA onA onA
A minute later Burman in a Buick Buickcar BUickcar Buickcar
car followed and in sixteen minutes mtnutoemore mlnutoemore minutesmore
more the last of the seventeen auto automobiles autoJIIobn automobiles ¬
mobiles JIIobn had started in their 282mile 282miledash 2miledash mlle mlledaah
dash for the Indiana trophy race To Todays TodaYO Today ¬
days day event ee t is designed 4 de gnod as a regular an annual anInl annun ¬
nual nun affair a < < dr over the same me course T TmolTo To Tomorrov
morroTT molTo the big race will be hold holdwnea holdwbst holdwhen
when twelve big cars will ba sent sontfj seven bventOen ven venaen
teen times tt around roUAC the course a distance distanceof dl distanceoC3N tanee taneeor
of oC3N 3sS 111I1 miles in the race ra C8 for fortheCobe fortheCobeCup theCobe the Cobe CobeCup
Cup
Machines Out Early EarlyDaylight EarlyDAyQ EarlyDaylight
Daylight DAyQ bad 4 hardly broken when whenCrown whenCrowD whenCrown
Crown 1I0I0t otot wa warn buzzing with activity activityAt
At t odoek the outskirts of the tb city cityand eltya cityspd
and a race course teok on the appearance appearanceof
of m military ltIy maneuvers One thousand thousandIllinois t thousandJiltoota ousand ousand1IU
Illinois 1IU militia men under the command commandof
of Col J B Sanborn arrived from fromtheir fromtlMlr fromtheir
their etuup e mp and took up their stations stationsat
at t various v rIOus points about the course coursethus COUrHthua coursethus
thus placing about ab ut twentyfive square squaremiles IquaremU squaremiles
miles mU of f Indiana under martial law lawwith IAwwith lawwith
with Illinois troops in charge The Thegrandstand ThegraistaJld Thogranietand
grandstand seats tLt 10000 and it U 1 esti estimated estlmaUd estimated ¬
mated that at least 300000 O000 OOO pairs of eyes eyeswill eyesm eyeswill
will m watch 8tclt the racers in their flight flightParties filShtParties
Parties of Chicagos social set are ar arriving arrlvlnl arflying ¬
riving hourly and wellknown manufac manufacturers manufacl1l1er manufacturers ¬
turers are in evidence evidenceWhile evtdenceVhlle evideneaWhile
While stands have been built at what whatare whatare whatare
are known as some of the most dan dangerous dangeroua ¬
gerous 8 < < 018 turns it Is I believed these the e will willprove willprove willprove
prove to be about the safest saf st places of ofthe oCthe
the course for the drivers driversThe drive driveThe driversThe
The 9 turn Just before the straight straightaway stralglraway straightaway ¬
away that leads into Lowell Deaths
Corner in I Lowell IAWfJlI and nd the Grave Graveyard GraveYard Graveyard ¬
yard turn just outside of Lowell are areprobably areprobably areprobably
probably the most difficult to make nakeJlMtrlu makefltrIaa
JlMtrlu Dntri fltrIaa s for todays tod ys race were limited limitedto
to i ears of Sihorsepower and under and andthose andtbolle andthe
those the In the Cobe Cup event tomorrow tomorrowt
t te horsepower ichorsepowerMagnus RbonepowrMagnus horsepowerMagnus
Magnus Car Smashed SmashedBjr
Bjr the th overturning of their theIr automo automobile automoMle automobile ¬
bile Adolph Magnus grandson gran lOn of ofAdolphus ofAcJolphtUJ ofAdoiphus
Adolphus Dusch the brewer Miss Mi 1188 Flor Florence Florewe Pierdies ¬
dies ewe Packard and Miss Harriet Barnes Barnesall BarnesaU Barnesall
all of Chicago were severely Injured InjuredThey InjuredThey InjuredThey
They were we on their way to the races raceswhen raefEwhen rnc rncwhen
when the ear ran into a a ditch The Oc 1 1ceupants Occupants > 0 0eupanta ¬
cupants were brought to the military militaryhoupttal mllltaryho militaryhospttal
houpttal ho pftal at the grand Htand Magnus Magnusand Magnusand Magnugand
and Miss Packard were seriously hurt hurtbut hurtbut hurtbut
but JMM 1 I Barnes was able to tr be about aboutsoon abuutIIOOn aboutsoon
soon after reaching reac ng the hospital hospitalKdward hosp hosplaIedward tal talward
edward ward Dolliver and T A AFree Free were werealso wereaIo werealso
also slightly Ughtl injured in accidents AccdettIJTh aceldetaThe accidentsThe
The Th last car got ot away at exactly 0X8LtlY916 0X8LtlY916e1evea 916 916and 916and
and eleven minutes later tho flrjc cry cryof DrYof eryof
of car coming was beard Almost Almostimmediately AlmotltbnllMdlately Almtins
immediately ins lately Berman in the Buick Bll k No Not Not
t flashed lied by having covered the first firstround ftMitreuad firstround
round in 2341 official officialI o officIalBurnian lcIaI lcIaIBurman
I Burman Passes Maisonville MaisonvilleBurman 1rIaisonvilleBvnnan MaisonvilleBurman
Burman passed JMUI d Maisonville JrIA tIorwllle in the Cor Corbtn Corbin Corbin
bin car No No1 l on the straightaway out oatid outLowell outside
side id Lowell A few seconds later laterMaHmnville laterMaIIIoavllle laterMajeonville
MaHmnville swept by All the leaders leaderswere leaderswere leaderswere
were hitting up a terrific terrlftcollp terrlftcollpSUanc t rrItc cl clip clipStraug p pStrang
Strang in the Ut Buick No 14 and andj
I j Pearce in the IWalCar hit the stretch stretchto trotoJtto
to the grandstand neck and neck and andraced andraced andraced
raced all the way to t the Unit tun tunStrang tur turitrang I ISt1a
Strang St1a in the Buick Bul k No 14 quit the Uierac theraee theraon
rac raee on the second HeO lap when he split splitthe splitthe spiltthe
the rear axle Ie of his hi ear on the Lowell Lowellturn Lowellturn Lossollturn
turn Neither he nor his mechanician mechanicianwas
was hurt hurtThe hurt1be hurtThe
The No 2 Buick blew 1 lew out a plug on onthe onthe onthe
the second Up but got ol back at once onceand onceaod oncearid
and led the lap la When Burma passed passedthe paalliledI passedthe
the stand the second time Wright In Inthe Inthe inthe
I the StoddardDayton No JS iL and Ruehl Ruehlin Ruehlj
in tho hi FalCar N Ne 18 had not been beenheard beenheard beeitheard
heard from fromUurman fromBurman fromIJU
j Uurman IJU rinan traveled t seventysoven miles milesContinued mlleCo milesContinued
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DRUGGED DRUGGEDNOT NOT DRUNK DRUNKPLEA DRUNKPLEA
PLEA OF MRS GOULD GOULDDefense GOULDDefense
Defense Will Introduce IntroduceAbout IntroduceAbout
I IAbout
About Sixty Witnesses Witnessesin j jin
in Rebuttal RebuttalDEFENSEMAY RebuttalDEFENSE RebuttalDEFENSEMAY
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DEFENSEMAY DEFENSE MAY CLOSE CLOSEITS CLOSEITS CLOSEITS
ITS CASE TONIGHT TONIGHTFormer TONIGHTFormer TONIGHTFormer
Former Valet alet Tells of Seeing SeeingPlaintiff SeeingPlaintiff SeeingPlaintiff
Plaintiff Plaintiff Intoxicated In IntoxicatedRow IntoxicatedRowatParty 9xi atedRow atedRowa Row
a atParty atPartyNEW Iarty IartyNEW
NEW TOSat YOIthine Junel JtnQ lBWhen Whon the thel5ult thel5ultof auit auitof
of Katharine Cienlmons Gould < ou1d for sep separation separation soparation ¬
aration and alimony a1lma from her husband husbandHbward huslandlIbward husbandIfbward
Hbward Gould as called before Jus Justice Justice Suetice ¬
tice Dowllng today indications J were vcrothat vcrctbat werethat
that the trial will test at least two twoweeks twoweeks twoweeks
weeks more moreGoulds moreGoulds moreGoulds
Goulds attorneys have called nearly nearlyall nearlyaU nearlyall
all the witnesses they have to testify testifythat testifythat testifythat
that Mrs Gould was an habitual drunk drunkard drunkard drunkard ¬
ard an humiliated her husband in the theprosene theprasene thepreseno
prasene prosene of his Iii friends the only two twopointy two101ntB twopoint3
pointy t Issue in the case according to tothe tothe tothe
the ruTrigs ru tigs of the court courtIt courtIt courtIt
It is expected that the defense will willput willput willput
put Gould himself on the stand before beforethe beforeUle beforethe
the day la e over and will try to finish finishit tlnlshItlooSO lnIshits
it ItlooSO its case hefore efore 6 oclock tonight It is isbelieved Isbelieved IsbOlievad
believed that Gould wlJJ be subjected to tosevere tosevere tosevere
severe crossexamination by Clarence J JShearn JShenrn SShearn
Shearn Mrs Goulds attorney and the themillionaire thtmUUonalre themillionaire
millionaire witness may not be turned turnedover turnedover turnedover
over to his wifes attorney until Monday Mondaymorning Mondaymorning Mondaymorning
morning
Rebuttal Testimony TestimonyMrs
Mrs Goulds attorneys attorne 8 have an announced ann anj anjfl0unod ¬
nounced n unoed that they will call about sixty sixtywitnoBeee sixtywUne sixtywitnesses
witnoBeee wUne e in rebuttal This will take taketwo taketwnmore taketwa
two twnmore more weeks despite de plto the fact that thatJustice thatJ thatJnntieo
Justice J sUee Dowling has determined to hold holdnight boldnight holdnight
night sessions Sei5 lons of court cou t beginning with withMonday wltbMonday withMonday
Monday night nightWhenever nightWbenever nightWhenever
Whenever Goulds whnesses wl 1essos tertifled tertifledto
to what they termed Mrs Gould Gouldis a in intoxicatlon IntOxJcation intoxicatlort
toxicatlon on certain occasions Shearn Shearnhas Shearnhas I Ihas
has secured from the witnesses the thenames thenames I Inames
names of the other people who were werepresent werepresent werepresent
present on the occasion in question and andsecured andsecured andsecured
secured an affirmative answer to the thequestion theQueStion thequestion
question And so these people would wouldtas wouldknow wouldknow
know what happened on n that occasion occasionas
tas as well as you youAH youAll ou1 ou1AU
AH these witnesses will w1 1 be called for forMrs for1rs forMrs
Mrs 1rs Gould including maids butlers butlersand butlorsapd butlersand
and other servants servantsDrugged aenantuDrugged servantsDrugged
Drugged Not Drunk DrunkIt
It is Sheams contention that on aev aevforal severa1 aevora1
foral era1 o ot the occasions mentioned me IQncd by the thefitnesses theiYltt8SSQS theitnes
fitnesses itnes 0s Mrs Geuld had been jon drugged druggedShearn dnggedShaarn drtggedShearn
Shearn says 8ys she acted excited because becausesh beqau becauseshe 3 3she
sh she was ill illThe 111The illThC
The matttfon of a row at it It t party at atthe atthO atthe
the home of or Mrs 1I1rGeorgc George W V Kirkpat Kirkpatrick Klrkpatrlc1t KirkpatDick
rick at 4 Wt Wt t Eighth street at which whichseveral Viblch88v whichseveral
several 88v ral women were crying and Mrs MrsGould MrsI MrsGould
Gould left swearing I that she would nev never never ncrer ¬
er set foot In the house again created createdno
I no little amusement amu ement late yesterday afV afVternon at attern atternon
ternon tern on Shearn got the witness Her Herbert Herbert Herbeet ¬
bert Schmidt to admit that Mrs Gould Gouldwas Gouldi Gouldvag
i was ill before she started to the party partyand partyand partyand
and Shoarn will claim that when whenSchmidt whonSchmidt whoaSchmidt
Schmidt found Mrs Gould loaning leaningagainst loaningagainat loaningagainst
against a wall in the basement she was wasnot waanot as asn
not n t drunk but Ill HiValot IllValot illValet
Valot Testifies TestifiesHarry To TestifiesHarry tifies tifiesHatT
Harry HatT J Veitoh of Dos Moines Iowa Iowawho iowawho owa owaI
j who was Mrs > > trs tS Goulds valot for ton tenmonths tonmonUte tonmonth
I months and was with her in the West WestIndies W6fJtInd WestIndIes
i Ind Indies Europe Lynchburg Va and at atCastle atCaaUe atCastle
Castle Gould and d the St Regis was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the fleet witness wttu today He testified to toseeing tose8fftj toscala
seeing se8fftj scala Mrs n Gould intoxicated on several severalIRftNfteaalons sevoralona several1gThaslons
IRftNfteaalons ona Once at the St Regis he hesaid heatddi hesaId
said atddi soe tie Sew ew Into a rage because the thewaiter theWatt thewaiter
waiter Watt aid not ro bring her dinner to her herroom herroom herroom
room on time ordered her valet to take takethe takethe takethe
the dining dlnln table into the corridor and andbroke andbroke andbroke
broke a number of dishes dishesOn dl8hosOn dishesOn
On the West Indies trip Veltch said saidMrs saidMJIi saidMrs
Mrs Gould drank mostly Manhattan Manhattancocktails Manhattancocktails Manhattancocktalia
cocktails but he never saw her in intoxicated Intoxicated intoxlcated ¬
toxicated on this trip Witness said he hasaw heMW hesaw
saw Mrs Gould drunk on three oc occasions oceaslons C Coulon ¬
casions at Castle Gould Once after aftershe aftershe aftershe
she had been drinking heavily of cham champagne chamPAne champagne ¬
pagne cocktails she asked Veitch Veitchte he hetestified hetestified
testified te tlfted to untie her shoes when she shekicked shekicked shekicked
kicked them off and staggered out of ofthe orthe ofthe
the carriage On another time he h testi testified ttffted testifled ¬
fled she had told him to tell Malloy to tomind tomind tomind
mind his hi own bud budbuslnO business lJ when whenMalloy wh whenMalloy n nManoy
Malloy had inquired concerning some somelinen somelinen somelinen
linen for the yacht YIU ht Niagara NiagaraOn 1gAIS 1gAISOn
On crossexamination cr xmnaUop Veltch said he hehad hehad hehad
had arrived here Wednesday Wedna dfL in response responseto
to a telegram from Goulds private sec secretary secretarY eecretary ¬
retary reading Come at once onceDo onoeDo onceDo
Do you know A A Slchel Slcl el a Des DesMolnee D DM DesMoines
Moines M lnea newspaper correspondent 7 7Sbearn
Sbearn asked the witness witnessYes wltne witnessDid s sHV
HV Yes YesDid Off OffDId
Did you cause him to send me a tela telaContlnued teloI teloContinued teleContinued
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ARMY OF TURKEY TURKEYThreatened TURKEYIN
IN GRAVE DANGER DANGERThreatened DANGERThreatened
Threatened by Tribesmen Tribesmenand
and Forced to Ask Constan Constantinople Constantinople Constantinople ¬
tinople for More Troops TroopsCONSTANTINOPLE TroopsCONSTANTINOPLE TroopsCONSTANT1NOPL
CONSTANTINOPLE June OBGen OBGenCheftek 1BGenCbettek 1OenCheftek
Cheftek Pasha began the hurried die dispatch dl dlpatch diepatch ¬
patch of troops to Northern Albania Alb nlp to today tod today ¬
day d In response to messages m8 gos rom iroinDjevad tromDJrMd romDivd
Djevad Pasha that another battle with withthe withthe wIththe
the Albanian rebel is imminent imminentThe ImminentThe ImminentThe
The victory of DJevad Pasha a few fewnow fewdlQ8 fewdays
days ago co which wall thou thoulst ht to bo de deaJalve declaire
claire at the time now threatens to pre precipitate pr prelpttate prelpitate ¬
cipitate a general rebellion throughout throughoutall
all of Albania Thousands of tribesmen tribesmenhave tribeamel1bke tribesmenhave
have recruited the ranks of the rebel rebelarmy rebelarmy rebelarmy
army after its defeat in the DIakora DIakoramountains DIRkoramt1Untala5 Diakoramountains
mountains and have attacked UJavad UJavadPashas DjevadPaha DjovadPshas
Pashas forces necessitating 1eee ltaUng the retreat retreatof
of o the latter in which a number of ofcannon ofcannon ofcannon
cannon were lost lostBoth 1000tUoth loot140th
Both sidrfs ad have suffered heavy loesebut lossesbut losses lossesbut
but it is I believed that the Turkish army
hall suffered ufte > rtwl the most for Djevad ad admits admit admits ¬
mits mit that his bl troops are in peril and andthat andthat andthat
that he must have more men to save savehis SaV8his savehis
his army from annihilation
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By J C WELLIVER WELLIVERSentiment WELLIVERSotltllent WELLIVERSeethssent
Sentiment on the Ut corporation tax t x pro propoeai propoa1 propesal
poeai which lea apparently has been beenstrongly Me Meetrongty beenstrongly
strongly In It IlJI favor took an opposite oppositeswing oprHlteswing ojirositeswing
swing Ufday tl as a result of various var1o de devalopmeiits deeJOItmet doveamoiit
valopmeiits eJOItmet The sharp reaction Uon Itt Iuthe Iuthestoek i the thestock thestock
stock market was credited with wJthCOIt wJthCOIttdorable con consWorable considorable
sWorable tdorable influence Inft ce and In addition IUon to tothis tothl tothis
this thl it developed dev l lOpd ped today thtft t t a nunserof number numberof
of Soutuem Senators Suatorn ora bad received ru elved Ted W Wgrams t tNlWt Lola Lolagrains
grams NlWt QTOtosttng JrOt tftij against the propoM propoMtion proJKttlon propoettion
tion and Jtd urging them to R8ac swsd sta > td for the thepartys thepartys thepartys
partys income tax program instead insteadBy inateadBy
I By y the th time we w we have had ha opportunity opportunityto cpportunito rtvJt1ty rtvJt1tyto
to lr this tbl whole matter on on the floor floorsaid ftoorsaJd floorsaid
said a far Western WH member who whothough whothoub whothough
though a Republican is I leading inthe intheopposition IntheopPfHlition Inthopposition
opposition to the Presidents program programwe
we win bare h the country with us It Itneeds Itneedll Itneeds
needs to be understood more than any anything an anthing anything ¬
thing else and the moat trapartiutt b1apertafttmat b1apertafttmatter mat matter maticr ¬
ter ahead Of us W to4 to4prevent tt prevent too much muchcryatllizatlpn irniehcrystllizatipn n 4h 4hcryatUlutlpn
cryatllizatlpn pf f opinion in 1 favor of tle tlecorpnratJOI he hecorporatJoii lecorporation
corporation tax before the thetmbjeft subject Is Isunderstood Isundetood leunderstood
understood by the country countryAnother countryAnotherof countryAnother
Another Anotherof of the huwifyent lnau pntJII said Id W Ware Ware We Weare
are ben betten ten I have no doubt of that thatbut thatbut thatbut
but we will make the theftbt fight just the thesame thesame he heme
same sameIt sameit me meIt
It develops that after the frst draft draftof drattof draftof
of the corporation tax bill ad d been beenprepared beenprepared beenprepared
prepared it was withdrawn for amend amendment amendmet aisois1mauL ¬
met The explanation of this tlt move moveoxpiains mo mofLxplal moveexplains
explains fLxplal the whole difficulty about the thenlan theplan theplan
plan and the serious objections which whichare whichare Uch Uchare
are being urged against apln lt It A Sen Senator SenAtor Senator ¬
ator who ho will speak IJpe tt in opposition oppo lt1on said saidWhat saidWhat saIdWhat
What Bill Contemplated ContemplatedTlie
The bill first contemplated merely merelya
a 2 per cent tax on n the th net earnings earningsof earnln s sof
of corporations available for tor or dividends dividendswfcethet dividendslaethM dividendswethei
wfcethet it wa wu actually applied to divi dividends dividends dlvidends ¬
dends or r retained re1ln aa surplus This ex exenipt exempt exenipted
empt enipted > d all earnings which go to pay payment l payment > ar arment ¬
ment of Interest of bonds There was wasa wasa
a 8 prompt protest prot 8t against aplr exempting the thebondholders thebondholders theboadhokiero
bondholders and nd so 1M It t was decided to toreorganise toreorpntae toreorganise
reorganise it in order to make m e a def definition derInltloll definition ¬
inition of net earnings earnl which should shouldInclude lIhouldInclude shouldinclude
Include the money udd u to pay charges chargeson char charon
on bonds bondsThat bonduThat bondsThat
That is I what they U y are now trying to toworkout Lowork toworkont
workout work out But If they provide that tHc tHcmoney t tmony tk tkmoney
money used to pay both interest on onbonds onbonds onbonds
bonds and dividends on stocks shall h 1n be betaxed betaxed b btaxed
taxed it will 11 have the effect e t of doubling doublingthe dJUbllnfth8
the burden of the stockholders The Thebondholder Th Thbondholder Thebondholder
bondholder has mortgage security you youcant youcant youcant
cant pass a law that will compel the thecorporation thecorporation thecorporation
corporation to holt hol < < back 2 per cent of ofhis orhili ofhis
his interest If it be required that thatper 2 2per Iper
per cent of the bondholders interest b bturned bturned be beturned
turned over to the Government it ltspust ltspustbe must mustbe JPUlJtbe
be taken out of the earnings which whichotherwise whlholberwlH whthotherwise
otherwise would be available for divi dividends dlvldends dlvidends ¬
dends on the stock That is you make maketiie makethe makethe
the stockholder pay not only onl the tax taxon taxon taxon
on his stock earnings rnln but also aJ o the tax taxon ta taon taxon
on the bunds earnings In actual actualoperation aclualoperation actualoperation
operation this would about double the thetax UeI
I tax t on the stockholders or make it 4 4per 4DV 4per
per cent Instead of oCWill 2 2Will 2Will
Will Be Redrafted RedraftedNow RedrafteduNow RedraftedNow
uNow Now they have taken t keft the measure measureback melfUrebRek measureback
back we understand under tand with the purpose purposeOfredrafting purp purposeofredratting e ef
redrafting f it in order to subject bJtlct th thContinued t tConUnued the theContinued
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Hale for Rest ofthe oftheSession oftheSession oftheSession
Session SessionIn
In a a resolution introduced by Senator Senatori SenatorHJJo SenatorHalo
i Hale chairman of the steering ste < rJng commit commlttee committta committee
tee the th Rev Re Ulysses G B Pierce pas pastor pastor pantor ¬
tor of the All Souls Unitarian Church Churchwas Churchw Churchwas
was w s elected tomporary chaplain Pres President PresId PresldntTaft ¬
ident Id ldntTaft nt Taft Is a memberof member Of his hl congre congregation consregado congregation ¬
gation Chaplain C aplaJn Pierces Pl rcos predecessor predecessorDr prqde < essor essorDr
Dr Edward Everett E r tt Halo also was a aUnitarian aUnlt4rJan atJnlt4rIn
UnitarianLate Unlt4rJanLateln Unitarian tJnlt4rInLate
Late Lateln In the present session or early In Inthe Inthe inthe
the next session a < caucus or the Re Republican Republican Republican ¬
publican senators s will be hold h ld for or the theselection thescloctIon theaelectfonot
selection aelectfonot of a permanent chaplain chaplainTESTATOR chaplainTESTATOR haplalnTESTATOR
TESTATOR DEFINES DEFINESHIS DEFINESHIS DEFINES1us
HIS SOCIAL STATUS STATUSGilbert STATUSGiJb STATUSGilbert
Gilbert GiJb r Thompson in in His Will Willfiells VilJs ViI1TlIs
fiells 1 TlIs lIs of Societies to Which WhichHe Vh VhichHe ch chHe
He Belonged BelongedGilbart BelongedGllbClrtThompson BelongedGtibtThernpoon
Gilbart GllbClrtThompson Thompson late photographer photographerof
of the tfieGeologfeu1 Geological Survey Sune who styled styledhimself sfyJedhlmllel sfylodhimselr
himself tn n his Wll will filed today U Msm Msmb 3cmher em ember
b her r of tho ProteStant Episcopal Church Churchalso Churchalso Churchalso
also of theG the G A R the tholeeal local Society Societyof
of Colonial ColonlU Wars and at times of var various varbus ar arious ¬
ious patriotic p trIotlc organizations makes his hiswife ills illswlo hiswlfe
wife principal beneficiary of his histate os ostata 00tate
tate tataThe tateThe tateThewiii
The Thewiii will which is dated July 20 O IMS IMSanQ 1008ann i8antI
ann which hl k Is Written on parchment parchmentmore parChmentmore
more than th n thirtysix Inches long leaves leavesj
j i SI00 100 his badges and sword to Amy
Green Thompson his daughter i us ter who Is Isi Isthe ist
t i the only heir besides tie widow widowP wIdowiJOHN widowJOHN
JOHN P TRILLING THLIVMan TRILLINGSENTENCED TRILLINGSENTENCED
SENTENCED FOR LIFE LIFEMan
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Man Who Killed Wifes WifesGrandijiother WifesGrandmJther WifesGrandmother
Grandmother MustGo MustGoto Must Go Gof
to to Prison PrisonFor
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Por tho remainder of ills natural life lifeJohn UfeJohn lifeJohn
I John P TrJIlinp TrUtngwiU will stay iu the peni penitentiary penitentlaty ponitontlary ¬
tentiary for the killing k Uns of Mrs Lucretia LucretlaCorlaee LucretiaCorlOtiIi LucretiaCorloes
Corlaee the randmother at his hlswU hlswUwhom wife wifewhom wifewhom
whom he hacked to pieces ot Qlt January Januarylast tanuarylast 2 2last
last in her home horn 612 L 1 ftreot southwest southwestThe aouthwestTho southwestThe
The crime was wa the meet m rt brutal fn the thecriminal thecriminal thecriminal
criminal history story of the District and the thejury theJury thejury
jury returned a verdict of murder in the toesecond thesecond thesecond
second degree upon an Indictment for formurder formurder formurder
murder in the first ftr t degree degreeWhen dereeW degreeWhen
When W en Trilling was brought before beforeJustice beforeJustloe beforeJustice
Justice Gould this 01 afternoon and asked askedwhat ukedwhat askedwhat
what ho had to say SRi he replied in a low lowvoice lowvolee lowvoice
voice Nothing Nothln whatever give me what whatyou whatOU whatyou
you OU think is I just justI
I think the jury extended to you all allthe aUthe allthe
the clemency you could expect in re reducing reducing reduclng ¬
ducing the degree of tho crime said saidJustice saidJUstice saidJiitiee
Justice Gould I dont feel te t that I can cando cando 8n 8nI
do loss 10 8 than impose the maximum pen penally penallY penalty
I ally and tho sentence of the court Is Isthat illthat isthat
that you serve the remainder of your yourlife yourUfe yourlife
life in the penitentiary
FEUD MAY REOPEN REOPENWITH REOPEN1TH
WITH 1TH RECOVERY REC VERY OF OFDEACON OFDEACONCALLAHAN
DEACON DEACONCALLAHAN DEACONCALLAHANRenewal CALLAHAN CALLAHANRenewal
Renewal of Breathitt War Warfare WarfarC Warfar ¬
fare far Expected by Mdun Mduntain Mduntain Mduntam
tain tam Folk FolkWOUNDED FolkWOUNDED r rWOUNDED
WOUNDED LEADER LEADERTELLS LEADERTELLS LEADERTELLS
TELLS OF SHOOTING SHOOTINGKnows
Knows He Is Marked Ito But ButVants ButVants ButWants
Vants to Fight if ifOut it itOut t tOut
Out OutBy OutBy OutBy
By THEODORE TILLER TILLERJACKSON TILLERJACKSON TILLERJACKSON
JACKSON Breathitt County CountyKy CountyKy
Ky June 1 t8Ed Ed Callahan CalIah Ih sur surviving stirviving ¬
viving leader l der of the old Hargis HargisCallahar HargisCallahar
Callahar feud clan and former formersheriff formersheriff
sheriff of f Bloody Breathitt coun county ¬
ty will 111 recover from the bullet bulletwounds bulletwounds bulletwounds
wounds recently inflicted by some someof someof someof
of his feudal antagonists who lay in inambush inambush inambush
ambush above his home His re recovery recovery recovery ¬
covery means according to the themountain memountain themountain
mountain folk a renewal of the thebloody thebloody thebloody
bloody warfare that has cost a score scoreof scoreof scoreof
of lives in Breathitt Bre thitt in the past p st few fewyears fewyears fewyears
years yearsRESULT
RESULT OF DEATH DEATHCallahans DEATCaUahans DEATHCallahans
Callahans death it is said might mighthave mighthave
have eijded ded it all although within withinan
an hour after he was shot some of ofhis ofhis
his followers were at the mountain mountainhome mountainh mountainhOme
home h me of their leader ready and will willing willing willing ¬
ing to begin the extermination extermina n of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his enemies Callahan lives twenty twentyfive twentyfive twentyfive
five miles across mountain from fromJackson fronlJackson frontJackson
Jackson the nearest n arest town approach approaching approaching approaching ¬
ing civilization civilizationAt
At his home last night the des tiesperately desperately deseateiyvoUfldedmai1reme
perately eateiyvoUfldedmai1reme 8woundedmanpve vounded > 1ari g e tne the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first account of the tb shooting shoo ng that jthathas ihathas thathas
has revived the old feeling ih ihBreathitt it itBreathitt ihl3reathitt
Breathitt county The socalled socal1 feud feudleader feudleader fdudleader
leader who has several sevem times faced facedthe fgcedthe facedthe
the courts on charges S of having havingother bavingother bayingOther
other men put to death is in sore soremental soremental soremental
mental distress distressAdvised distressAdvised distressdjjsed
Advised tp t Leave LeaveSoma LeaveSoma LeaveSome
Soma of his neighbors advise him l m to toleave tolaavo toleave
leave the county for good Others are areinsisting areInsisting areinsisting
insisting Insisting that he should not run away awayand awnyand awayand
and are urging him to fight it out with withpowder withpowder withpowder
powder and lead Callahan himself himselfsaid bimselfsaid himselfsaid
said saidI
I dont know what I am going to todo todo todo
do I have worked for what J have havehere haohere havehere
here for fortysix rtsLt years oars It Is worth worthmore worthmore worthmore
more to me than anything else It is ismy Ismy Ismy
my home I hate to be made to leave leavemy leavemy heavemy
my enemies If I stay I know that I Iam Iam Iam
am a marked m rlad man I told them all allsix aUsix altsix
six months ago I was for peace and andthat 111dthat andthat
that they must fire the first shot They Theyhave Theyhave Theyhave
have indicated that peace is not wa w wed wat wated x xed >
ed
At first I thought I would leave leaveNow leoveN leaveNow
Now N ow I am undecided Some of the boys boyssay bo boyssay s ssay
say stiok the others advise me to togo togo togo
go
I dont see how they failed to get getme getme et etme
me the morning I was shot tea t days dajaago daysago dayaago
ago It was hardly sunup and I had hadstepped hadstepped hadstepped
stepped out of the door of my store storeto storeto storeto
to sweep the steps I fait a sting in inmy Inmy Inmy
my side a second later I hearda rifle riflereport rlfieroport riflereport
report and saw the smoke 30 300 yards up upthe upthe upthe
the mountain mountainStaggered mourttainStaggered mondtalnStaggered
Staggered Into Store StoreI
I staggered back ba k into thft store and andcalled andcalled andcalled
called my wife Four more shots from froma
a Winchester 38 s followed in quick q lck suc succession successIon suecession ¬
cession Then my little son called calledPapa sUedPapa hlod hlodPapa
Papa I Hear them running through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the bushes My wife came and brought broushtme brouhtme
me a rifle for I expected them to come comeon comeon comeon
on and take the store I have no doub doubthat dou douthat doul4that
that Smith and Johnson now unfi unfibond und undbend L Lbond
bond are the right men menThe menThe menThe
The bullet that hit Callahan passed passedthrough paNedthrough passedthrough
through his body just under the heart heartand heartand heartand
and went through a candy barrel bfuT l twenty twentyfeet twentyfeet twentyfeet
feet inside the store Ha fell behind behindthe behindthe behindthe
the door which now ew shows several bul bullet bul1t bullet ¬
let holes The quick fall probably saved savedhis savedhIs savedhis
his Ute UfaMrs Utel1r lifeMrs
Mrs l1r Callahan bas enough of it all allShe allShe allShe
She to 1 tearfully begging her husband husbandeach husbandeaelt husbandeach
each day to leave Breathitt forever foreverThe foreverThe orever oreverThe
The special s l grand jury at Jacktton Jackttonproceeding Jack 8 8lroeeedtng sproceeding
proceeding slowly today with its loves investigations lIivestllatlon lovestigationa ¬
tigations because a number of oCmoun oCmountahaeella raoun raountalnaena mountasem
talnaena refused to obey the summons summonsof mmonsnf
of the court not desiring deMria to testify testifyasatast te testifyagainst ttty tttya1
against a1 t the aatiCallahan feudists feudistsBench feudistsBeftck fendlstsBench
Bench warrants were Issued for fc them tnemTalked tbemTalked themTalked
Talked With Feudists FeudistsI
I talked tAl1 ed also with tile Smiths the thoDeatona th thDeaton theEioatens
Deatona and the Johnsons suspected suspectedof
of being bob at the he bottom of the attempt attempted ¬
ed assassination ae s lnatlon of their old foe Like Likeall LikeaU Likeall
all feudists feud I they deny complicity In Inthe inthe inthe
the present Jr t offense otten but talk unre unreservedly unreservedly univsorvedly ¬
servedly of the feudal methods aad in individaal Indtvldual individus
dividaal prowess prowessJohn prowe88Joha prowessJohn
John Smith believed to be a potent potentbat potentmat potentbut
bat silent Ient factor in the th present trouble troubleran truubtNit troubleran
ran away a little over a year ago with withCallalians withCaJlaJtan withCallahans
Callalians wife The latter obtained a di divorce dtvotCe divoree ¬
vorce and married again a ln Smith was a aformer Qfonner aformer
former CallahanHargls henchman but butfollowing butrnowlnS butfollowing
following his faincas cenfes confession > ion of par participation pdrtkolpatiun partkipation ¬
ticipation In th the 4Ras assassination Nu > ination of lir lirCox lIrCox hrCox
Cox an and l Attorney Marcum at Jae Jaeson Jacson Jact Jactson <
son went to Perry county His HI brother brotherElifiha brotherJo brotherElisha
Elifiha Jo lIl1ha and another relative levi L l John Johnson John80m ¬
son are now accused accl of the C tUahari Cillahaiahcotiiig 411b3oa8heotl1lt tUaharishooting
shooting Their indictment tvlll IU mean meanfurther meanfurther meanfurther
further trouble Their liberation nfl uHlmean nflmesa Hl HlmeRn
mean the sjme sjmeIt sjmeIt sJmeht
It s senm ems there tlH re is to oe Oo > ti peace in inlireatliiti inid InIJreathit
lireatliiti said id aa au old muuatain phlloix phlloixopher Btdlaaophl plthleaopher
opher today Trouble Is swooping down downon
on this land asXQ As gi4n gi4nI n >
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