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DOROTHYARNOLD IS FOUND
w i: t I lit: K-iir -Mailt nntl Wflnrtilnr.
EDITION.
Www
PRICE ONE CENT.
BOMB-THROWER GUILTY,
IS TEN-MINUTE VERDICT
AT TRIAL
Court Cleared of Black Hand
er's Friends While Jury
(iives Fin.litiK.
"PLANT" HIS DHFbNSE.
Testifies That Detectives Put
Deadly Missile in Coat to
Make Reputations.
julppe Ooatabtl was ""nnvlrttl In
the Curt of 'teneral Session - thi
afternoon of having In hi. posac-slnn
i leaded bo'iih. The glltnM la n viol-
Hon of the Sullivan law prohibiting
ill carry ng of deadly weapon and
lit mux mum penalty t Imprisonment I
lor seven yatra
Only ten mlnuttl' deliberation was
hud tn tl a jury When the court at.
-. ndsi.ts announced t.-ot a verdict hai
sr raachd Judge Foster, vthj pr.
Ided a! Ih trla., ordered the court
room cleared.
Mimeim ami growling, big biii
Mag "f itailana crowdtd "'.it in: fhs
noli I'.iata die iCOWlod when ht liwrl
"I'd er)i". It ii- with I ft greut.i-t
ti.Mcult) that i hi- u.:ict Attornoy. the
ourt .-lei k and ltd lawyers got fruni
.mi prtaonoi answer io lb queaiio'i
dttlgned to outHnt nil pe.im-ee Mi
or no had novor men convicted Ol a
vi it pofor
COtMeOl for '"stabile asked t'lat n
tence b pull PQ nod fur oni week. In
older u give them Itlllo to pi eoare tn
appeal, should M i !:
Map bt deemed
IdVliabt. Tho poatpoaomonl
granted.
e.ouiisi-1 tm .............
seaaatlonal drfenae ihnl ihre data
thea manufactured the bomb an.i
p. a I it on h in. m order to gave
t: elr n.iit...ti in t! - Italian i ranch
ha Dotactlve liuroou. Thi
detoetlvot
sra farrno. Haalono ind Uondero,
Tha iofotuO " SeUad In k.-e.iri off
ha reo"ds that i om i i1. aa nrreated
i few years ago. n compin) With oni
Floaavrntura. vin.. as eaughl in ih
a.-' o tetttna off i bomb In a ttnomenl
hallway in Baal Eleventh Ht.'eet.
POLICE AND BOMB ALONE AC
CUSE BEFORE JURY.
Tha only wltne.. for t ie prosecution
were the three detectives who made the
irre.t on Mat ' Hr"l ,r"f- l' Ohoo
of tha Lederlo Uaboratortoai who mad..
a ehomloal analysis of the bomb. Tha
aoaaponent farts of Ih bomb wore ex
MbCed to -he jury.
t'oiiiiaioi BrandOi In ononlng tha da
erta for t'oalablla, advanced he i ..n
utlrary lhaory. He aei up thai Pom
intaaioner Waldo had in,r.ouncod ..l in
lantion of aho'la ilng ihi it illan Branrli
of Ih PtotlV Uureju and that . .
tain date.'Hte tttarhsd lo Hut bran hi
p order to nialie repulatlun for Ihem
lalva 'nd to nva their noalij n
atanufacturad or eauaad to tav manu
faiturad a bomb, arratd i o ibll and
laag swore thai found '.he bomb hidden
inder ma i oat.
CoFtaldle was t e first witness (or the
defense. He ftatlfted thro.iu an Inter-
prater, although tha deuetivr nay he,
.peaks Dngllll Wl He sul.l he hat
i in this country, with tna tgoaftlon
,.f ... vaar uionl In Italy, ftae l MM.
.nd has l ve.1 in New York n.arly al.
i
,m time.
Il...aan ' h.. IS Id. "!lAB ll.-fll 1 1 O O 1 1,1 1 ' 1 It 1
ins fur years He drove m out of '. l
,,ii bualhaa in llaaualh itrt.
Wnn
l al - ed Uptown tie OltOWOd 01 '
driiv ma out. I had to go to Han nay -aula.
When I eatne tiacK larrao lost
...o for a wulle, nut Wh0 It "i d 1
.vaa hire ha hunted me up and Ba 'd It
OUld put ma out of tUalMl . .iujus
I, a didn't like my fa e '
"On tha day 1 was arreted I was
aoin to a drug Itor to 11 I pi
aerlptlon tilled for iu Wit, who was
sick. I met tlte Inrtl dele l..e a:
I'rlnce ano Mott atreeti.. aad the) a
isaltO inn 1 mind than, lo let IU
go to th drug atore, but tney tooa
my proaorlption aad I it up."
COOtabllo awuro he never aw the
t.. nis until the dataotlvM took him to
heidiiuarter and produoad ll from orna
iiidini; plaoa. At the auggaatlon of hi
lawyer, he took on his ooal and paasa I
It amonR Ih Jurynien He laid It JI
ho eoat uo wore whan he was arrested
and the attention of Hi j juror waa
ille.l to the fict that It had no Inside
lcke In w'i h a bomb oould ..a concealed.
Cepyrlght, Ill, by
to. (The New
OF COSTABILE
GREW LIKE TULIP
Recipe l Pound of Bulbs, 1
Pound of Beef, 140 Pounds
of Swedish Bonehead.
PASTOR'S WIFE ILL
Anyway a Flower Looks Like
an Union if You've Just
Landed Yass.
The Rev. Henry II Jacknon of the
i htntlan t'nljn Congregational Church
of I'pper Montcialr It an enthu.htst on
tulips. lie import, tht oulb front llol
and Miid grOWl nw n 1 strange varls
t i Jim on 111 farm Hf arouses the envy
ol Ida neighbors wit., tho beauty uf the
resulting bios, en which ileoor.ua the
lawn of it. noma
Mr. JackM.ii i.- an ent -mains! on tht
Ubjecl of MoandltiaVsan servant. She,
Importi them iron Denmark Sweden
and 'Norway, train! uirm In her kitchen
and aio.ise tht nv) of bar nalzftujrs
by the neatness ahu ..u.uiai-y of the
domootlo otrtrlct la her homo.
To-d-iy tnera was e iftftlSlOOi Intomi
: .. i and a generA. Indifforodoa to en
thltSlaitni at (lie pars .nam a. a i
crotglng ol the wires o( trt :.uo-ie
at tht houathold.
The present aunlert
particular fforti i i
i y ri. Jj skaon'a
!l Hansen fron.
out by Stoek ..olin, pretty near, yais.
"Oelut," en.d tr. Jaotwon Bund.'
even!:,,, 'tner is anouan .if this cold
leaf it to matta a parfaolly boauttfui
Iriah now f .1 braafefaal. Vou lemem
bar, i ihowad you how to mk it twi
aaahl ago. And tho oni. n In tht
a. ii .1. the eed ii are p routing flight'
fully and we must use lllu.it as fast a.
W can."
Va." roapondtd the painstaking
DUa 'I bau mk liiaoba t
Tha' ri'?"
&TEAM ING STEW CAUSED GASP
OF ADMIRATION.
HVe want stulll', abOUl her 1 it'es
When l'Ola bore Hi stew in to the
t.'S'.f-.t tabl nat m a ruing tha family
aapd with aydmlration it was aavory
with a rlota pungaat flavor which none
of lhaol had vtr taught from an Irian
at aw .."..re. M.s. Jgakaoa dscre.-tl
within i.ar comment until tc!ia wu
aaoii . the i:itcii.-n.
Ign't i .e a w. adrT she aakaet he
uus an... ' flha kin :ns make ona only
oil . ..! gh did not see. a to ba paying
n; . tl litlua then. I t ilrly had u lead
hi loan la lit cIUr nd Pont oat
It o.i.otli her Vet tl. dear thing
"' " VM ' ' 'p'
Baamlug With gyitps . for bid
s
ploaat'r
I apgl Val Ha dorn.nl
teamiBi plati of the itw
dlsh.'d OUt
. ,ie family. V
. tha I
,ta .on took ipi
t a llttl guaaiad
' I J..S, oni;
aad f. Ightanad,
t.r
I but I' 'til UUJ
mouthful. Tne i s
Stop:" sho
I.
up:
a::
iL'olilll.'.ed
in
i
1
The Evening W rid
b 24 Years Old
To-Day
THIS IRISH STEW
BUT WOULDN'T DO
tU
I "Circulation Books Open to All."
The dm r.itilUhlof
Yard World).
WHAT HAPPENED
WHEN PASTOR ATE
THE "TVI.1P" STEW.
f AY CWM DA1
0NION5'
( AMD CWXiNfll J
TO BE "SASSY" TO
JERSEYJUSTICE
Recorder Heller Piles Up Fines
for Progressive Contempt
of His Name.
The traditional dignity of "Jary
lustiea" na.- one more been vindlontadi
according to the latest roturna from
!aldWU. Jamas Martin, a town char
acter, described by the loeal experts as
"a man of excellent family but who
doe odd job," was arraigned before
Kccordar iieiier, acouaed of having pn-
fe-ed a few trlllt from hi patron.
Ten dollar or thirty days In lall."
aid He o der Heller, afier hearing tha
evidence.
"Vou take tha' back," aald J.mm
Martin, truculently.
"Ten dollira more, or thirty days
more for contomgl of court," remark
ha Raeordor
"Oh. hall!" aald Jimmy Mar.'tn.
"ANO t'n dollars or thirty das more
for more contempt of court, " aald the
He -order.
"Uh, He' ir!" Mid Jimmy He appar
ently mean: to be Idalt.'.ve, but the
Has order dl 1 no; take It taV way.
"AKD ! 1 mot-- or thirty days more,
for Bttll more contempt of court,'' lit
lemarke4 aearlly.
, ,ien ' lid Jimmy Martin llmpty
to Vho pt ton cell, ne had aaan sen
i , ed to .e ll" or to ptnd on bun
uieu and aht)' day in .at;.
Wi.eii . act uu',' na aald to the
turnkey. "I'm going in ther am in
,-ed til lot what I rcaiiy tnink at
mm"
i litre . n.ay laav Jemee, w hile
.-. doan .- rarord 01 j rge Ooombti
.i.j aa jrougbi ia(ora tht arna
a ",,-:...- - lai .' all-gad dieordnly
-.U and w ...i ti or e.a.
day.
iji.nrpi.eit, murmurta uaargi
;'orty do. .are, or r.t htandred aad
.went' days, " laid i: lor i-.autr.
Cooir.is. who ..ad n n w' a: itgppanad
io Min n, fairly grabbed at tha arm
the aottrl ofltoar la ' 'ad iy
s.as'r iii reeatratlon. sue i.iik.ti ...
ad s-.ai .... ' ' 1 11. L tearU. at 1-ai
lawte ' V ' ' - a I'- .1-
U4sf I.S I fc-tl ' Ultlbl, K rtM
n.ut.1 r tu6 i...i.sl. . ia-k. i'u. v...j i
r-si.' nure. i i. i -j i -. . i . -in reeu-'-f i
I
mm
II COMES HIGH
ug i-
. 4Cic:a.u. orisiuss sow. I
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,
MICCIMP PIDI DAM I
miooiiiu uhl urtuiv
WHO DISAPPEARED
TEN MONTHS AGO
Dorothy Arnold, according to a rcnort c:rci'lr.ted htc this
afternoon, has appeared at the home cf her parents.
Inquirers ware told that Mr. Arnold would make a statement
during the evening which would explain the girl's mysterious
absence since her disappearance on Fifth avonm Dec. 12.
1910.
It is said that Miss Arnold has been in New York and not
far from the home of her parents for several days. Appar
ently some sort of negotiation were in progress.
A woman resembling Dorothy Arnold was seen at the home
of her brother. No. 56 East Eighty-seventh street.
At the latest advices Mrs. Arnold was in Europe. She was
supposed to be prosecuting a search for Miss Dorothy in Italy
and France.
The disappearanoe of Dorothy Arnold was one of the great
est police mysteries of late years. The girl had no reason for
dropping from the ken of her people so far as could be as
certained. Her family is wealthy, and she had everything a
girl could wish for. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been
spent in various directions in the hunt for the missing girl.
Detectives have scoured this country and Europa. and
members of the family have made several trips abroad.
M'KAMARA SURE
OFACQUITTALAS
HE FACES TRIAL!
LOB AS'lKI.FIS. Cal.. Oct. 10 - He- I
Iterating his and hi. brother', prof...--
alooa of I" - "" "hr' ;
k'litn, a .o,e or nmr. .era
through an taplbrt 4 1
laaals. TlnUSS hlllld-
do.troyed tna LeM l"'""
i - , , . n i M Na-iiara, t-e retar-
.It.. JO tl . . i
T, ,rr of ih lrn 'Her." '
o.da5 t., ., ropraaantath ol ih " "Had
PrMa est- i hi confidanc ol ac-
...dtta. in t. "- '"' " "er"
iomorrdw. .
"On the av. of mv trtal 00 charge f
murder." -aid MeNam.ra. "I
,-i.te the opportunlt) of reiterating to
Z thousand. Ol k" ; !
i.untrv my " Mn- "c
SAY8 GIGANTIC CONSPIRACY
WILL BE PROVED.
Kidnapped WllhOUl a I tat, "y lt
no h.. - s-js;
rryna houi . an I I :" fW 1 ' "
. v, i he extent of .r-e
I, spp-o.e- - , 1 ..
(antlo
if our "liberty wM he
a paopl.
nor certain than "o.v
!. gone n.i Iraadow
after our '.Indication
and my brol
s.nown balon
"t mi t.'1
tha'. Jua'.lca
re .torad to
!.r.
i o; owing a it,farn"
aal for ho I' Ni
. oatwan cnun-,
t ... (?pfan?o tla I
eidag not
ouaug ,f
to-marrow
Atwniaj
unaai f
aaiocUtta, (o ;re 111 motion .or a i
v.nu. w.non tht trial opens,
C"
anco rr-o. ah!f
... dfana .'rruld hi
a-.id I't-srrd a a'-
,:..djs uordw d! rafuaal to
liflad with
rial a ehangi ai mag, no :i ..s
agpasttd watt -mtu tht i It a ran
: aaUgted tlott making tt'.n s
t..irt Hi" c..- ng
I arrow laMatac i m v" irv
examination of rnlremn showed tna
Impuaatblllly ol )i UoKamarai b
..ll.il. g a lall trlatJ , -s l-gt.es
i e'ouniy, out add. i hai i wlahatt to
tCent.i.uaj
a no r..
I HELD AS SUSPECT
IN THE ATTACK ON
COATESVILLE GIRL
PHILADBLPHIA, Del io I ntgpa
giving ti.e name of fell DgVll was arres
ti.i nt t'pper Darhyi Dataware Count)
near thl i lly, to-da, on gugptUlUM
knowing oml dni about the attack on
Annie McRlhaney, a high achoo (gin. at
CoatoavlU, roatardas Pha man was
given an jmmedlat tearing and hall
without hall I., await poaalbla Idonttt)
b) tha 1 ost. s. tile authorities
Tiie- prlaoner i il- i by tha polle
to have sal t thai h was a formei am
plo) of t.i, (. giir fathar and I ' hi
a cojialnir 1 with all lie ice nbers of
the MoUlhanay famlli as sop) tne girl
Me Is further alleged to hav mil. I that
h had goat to I'arhy from ' oitesvtlle
last night to buy ho and was on hi
way back !,m a raeted
0OATMVILX.U, I'a. Oct, li. -An a'l
hlghl aearc.i of tae woods and farms In
t us vicinity fc.tied, to reveal any tra.a
of the negro WOO yesterday ftetrio a
a' ti''ii Annie MctUtanay, Wtaan paara
Old. Whll .a was Ofl hoi way from th.i
I ' j uaav.i.L- High Heho'ii to iter lather'
farm. Cog ".villa aa. muOh Wl tug it
up over -na affair la.i night, and . if
a i. no tailing a hat wouiu have .uj
panedj to ih man if ho bad been oty.
turtd by tltlaona
Tna tonn lay I. In a 11 mar atood
and ai tan State p ilica and th Coatoes
Villa aUtborltlaa nave taken cha.-g of
::.t: laarahi there I no laiig. ; f a
rapatltloa of th iranm of tna night of
Aug. u when zaca" Walkar i
burned, to dea'.n fo.' tne kllllag of a pu-
Uaamagi
iVnen .he a: a -m wa g!vn ;ua: eefa. e
da a .. avaalng niaily .. ihg farnie .
..: tn italghaoraaoi itartad in purui
0. .n nc.. .. wii.iatn atCihany,
taihar ai in . agi In iba ; , ui
woi atMaa4lngi ana. 14 to ;.nd a. n.
.v .ar. la . ' and us negro a
st a' .... . -e fathr aald li
v lllagl) g-' a 11.081 to- 1. ia 'sp are of
1. e. r.ian.
.:- Itdltltn of ti. glr- who I rif.
faring front tha ihoog Of tho I Hack,
wa. Impr-vd to-dny and she wa. shie
1: glee the uuthor'ttei furthaff deta'l
st 11. an noted .eeulu
" Circulation Books Open to All."
1911.
20 PAGES
U
SENT TO BELLEVUE
ikUl
Uf .i ll I
--
Eccentric Worn tn W in Threat
ened Justice ( ireenbaum Says
She'll Appeal to Kaiser.
WINK.s VI MAGISTRATE.
Insists That She's a Smart
Woman and ioes w Ithout
Resistance to Hospital.
Mrs. Ida v -i ClauMon. the eomelj
youn woman iwlce married and di-
orca.l and pas., s-.-d of a .ure fortune
baquoathad by hai fathei aid grand
father, was committed thl afternoon to
Hellavue Hospital to lave ef san.t.i
Inviistlgata.l. following a brief haarln
before Magistrate Her ..art In the tentri
Street Court.
Throughout the to iceedlngi Mrs Von
t'laussen w-os :. , IterOUl mid InCOhl rent
of spaach. thraatanlni to appeal to the
tlerman Bmperor and constantly refer
ring to henalf as a damn smart wom
an ."
li was through s telegram which she
had tenl to lusl ce Qreonbaum in the
Buprerhu rnurt. threatening hltir If he
did not see thai Justice wa. dun III
her effort to set agada a divorce "he aba
tlned from lor tonne- husband, Dr.
William Fran I 1 Hen .11. live eais ago,
that ah was taken before Magistrate.
h. i jiii lli nlucl before Jugtl
Ofcanbaum ytida) convinsdd him
that ah was not well balan ed men
tally atid thi
todv of 'h"l
was paroled
oounnel umii
lit tne OU
this after-
noon.
COMES TO COURT CLAD IN FUR3
AND SILK 3.
Monty gowned in fur and allaa ami
wearing a looue ola e ratal) garnlahod
with gharriai a id paaaion flowar the
young taoman arrived con with her
two lawyers, 'le.rKe RobllHIOII anil for
mer Dlatrlet-Aitorn) Kahl 01 Pitta-
burgh. A'sist 1
OoWll and Ai
Mott pre enti 1
tfreonbaunt and
deeding! in the
HHl iMilii. t-Alt'trn-v
i.r rcuiiplAlni of aliiitlM
i irtMcrlpt ' Ih Pr"-
Sujin'in t'tnirt ji'ster-
day.
While aha atanograpnei as reading
ill notes Mr. Von I'lauesen sat in front
of M iglat 1 ate Herbert and wlnkd and
smiled at Mm Wtn-n Maglatl It Mai
I. art asked tier why sac aenl the tele
a 1 o justi.e Qraanbaum stie laughao
and said:
"Well, he was a good stroiii; man to
all upon, wasn '. he'.'"
railed 10 tiie stand ha young woman
Mid he had boon nollflrsi In Chicago
that bar gull I" ! .nil.- her divorce
decree wita ready Tn trial
Than I borrowed i"" from the hotel
proprietor." ah at .1. an 1 1 teie
(rph 10 Juda 'i nhaunt ind Mr
Kahl In I'ltl-l. ' I hoped to i. rmlnat
rlo- years of trouble In lull, but
juallc OJraanbaum look larloui issue
wit i ma and rfud I 1 go ahood with
lit giiptam Cuuri - is- Nam i daart
know what I tm a aife. w doaj or or
phan. "My father dytna word ia mi.," .he
rambled on. "wr 'Ida. thr' a plot
to put you in th. Inaan as.,utn anil
you ran'l g"' OUI one they gel you n,'
To thai i ip' 1 't i tun oommlttod
I'll tak k ud ire f myaall Mom,
judge, if you ion i n in hen I'll ba in
a atata of etut III W W a. : ,;i act
through with :n teatlmon) in mat ai-
vorre " 1 1 want ...
ne hi. in-1 my taatian
divorce euit T ion you an d
vi,., da i. li pe a.se With hi."
to corn.
'. in niy
am thing
Without ' ut" ii"ni the Onuri
i.,, i iaun i nm jo npeal up and
llo. A 111. ' hulr
WOMAN SAYS SHE WILL AP-
IDA VON CLAUSSEN
OS SfM TEST
tEA.L TO IMt KAISER
".! .(t'strate liar ert j ' I t lawyatfl It. -
Ibinaon ti Kuhi to I e ban oh ii after
(COBtlaUed Second Page.)
SCORES T 0-DAY
fJATlO.'vAL LEAG'Jc.
AT OnOOKLVN
jIAT.'TS
i tt ooooooooi
ilKOCKLVN-
u u o o o o n o l l 2
Haltarlat Mavi ... and WUaoa; ,;r
I 0I and Kr ia.
COURT OF APPEALS
ON RECORD AGAINST
LEW ELECTION LAW
Section Providing That Name of a
Candidate Shall Appear in but One
Party Column on Official Ballot
Declared Unconstitutional.
ALSO THAT GOVERNING
RURAL REGISTRATION.
Had First Named Section Been Up
held Fusion Would Have Been Pre
vented at the Coming Elections.
ALBANY, Oct. In. Two pnivisioiis, uf (he Levy Lleclion law wer?
declared unconstitutional by the ('ourt of Appeah it-da. The first
provide! Ih.ii ill.' name of a candidate shall appear in hut one party
Column on die ottaCial ballot, and the sevenj ftiripel! all electors in places
ol tiiiJer S.imki inhabitants, which inclu.les all the rural districts of the
State, who did not vote tt last fall's election, to personally register this
e.ir if they deMre to vote.
"od te court upheld the ftr.t named
CONVICTED HEADS
OF SUGAR TRUST
i?
Veiik-ts gainst Koike and
i ierbracht sustained ( )n
Appeal.
The I" idled Hates Circuit COUTt of
Apt.--ii.i la-e this aftefnoaa aftlrmad lla
low co in II t uf guilty In the
gaei .f Chart it Halga. toorof r of
th mil rb in -rear it.-tlnlng "imptitiy.
and thai "f llr:.. .t W. t lerbraclit. u-
pei'lntndnl of tha truii'a William-
.,i i . lelinery.
it , ware aoeuad af eon piracy to
defraud tho Qoverumaal b falsifing
it-flu us Ilea., ".is senlenceil tlipt. 10,
lllfl to Bay rteu of .s. I and serve
, month on Blaohwatri isi"'"1
iler . i o h was Mnlncd Mopt li 11".
to in, a tine .if VH and lrv two iiwirs
in uu- KadaraJ priaon at Allan a Both
a,,, oul oa hall The dcrls! hi of the
emu: to-day lll be li.ttided dowdl
III tea ,1.1, -i I'l llui llllellt.l. I'.l lll
lome thing unforoeeen
hapt-i IB, both men will be (orood IO be.
gin larvlng her term In prltOII
ii, ... vlalmsd Immunity bcaua he
i, ,.i ai a of tba gugar Trteat
.,(,... tan .1 old Jurlea In the KlBtetl-
A , .... ...
I , .1 aha handed down th
,1... ion t :.i. ne l t is
He bid nol n M do a
I eoaeplr. I t defraud the
. , filslf.lne welauia
ThOUg i 'I"", a ' i gua't : ) ewi
praeticil'J IO, . -..id, 004 thgy
weiai i ugnlaan i fa t In th case.
R00G--RS BREAKS RECORD
FOfi LONG L..TAUCL i-LiuHT.
yHOMMON. Mo., Ooi M On reaoa.
. era w-d.iy Aviator V, ;. RoJjori
i'gan '-.. a'orUl'a rc-or.i for iroe.
r i itrj am- n i HlghU by ahuui a.xty
Aiwoi l Baa I Jafi ml front .-it.
. to Ne 1 irk.( ROdgOr ;:.is BUVs
, mlta ar ordn to railroad I
imicagti
i nadt a Itop at Meilco, fo., and i
a ait j. ln! that re wou.d rtach
Ksm Lily l th alahUgl
DOOMED TO CELLS
v a Ksira
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m ii. a iiutTiti
u auul I', at.
i.srgs fur It.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
rrosie'.on fuion at the coming alee
j tlone would have b.n impossible. The
deololon of tho court vrae nnanlmooa.
I ne se -than of tn- ,evv liu p-nhlh.
tiua the name of a candidate for oflce
from appearing In more thah one place
on the official ballot wa attacked In an
action broagiit 1V- Aaaemhly nan Aa
drew K. Murray of New Vnr't .Murrty
l a candidate for re-election on tho
Hi (nihil mii ticket, and desirous to r.'n
'"' " ' "'a tiidepeii len -e League lick'.
' ' " Cnurl Juatle I i ivag.tn of
' Fork he.. i to.- section to he uncon
' on ll, an I he w is reversed by tha
Appellate Dlvlon Kirs' Department
Hurra) lalmal that the law prevent
fualon .' ..I alan political parti fmm
having .ti unlimited cliolee of oaaftt
lall I lice Hi rrl. k. ho arnaed
"I- I Io t a" la. a -huaetta
talul rhlch allow . a oandldat hut
in.- pla mi 'he Massachusetts ballot,
"el ' It.. i a Hat of authurltlee from
H t's rhere thai , in to 1IB.
'mid hla eontantlot).
COURT WAS UNANI.VOUS ON
DECISION.
Th Court of Appeala eras unanlmoua
I 'I ft 'ii dai .dinit me alaetlfi
eu.es. The Judges who passed on th
ease were I'hlef Judge L'llllen, JildgOe
Hals it. Van. i, Warner. Wlilurd ftart
letl, HUM OS Ii and I'n.iae.
f'h.ef Ju tic rulleii wrote the ualn
Ion i..' toe court In the Murray case,
tit III ll a statute and Its rule
ti'"' 1 1 i ! Conatitutloa he -a . s
We nil tie atatulory provision
c .alien it- i to pa unconaUlutloaal bo
cau tney unnecessarily and substan
Hall) dlacrimlnate between electors In
lh oppui lunlllea and fa lllttei affordad
f"r votln
' r . in l ... e. of t.,elr
"""
",r the dlarriminatlon were trivial mjr
ociton wou .1 different, hut wo
; ' : Hon .itlgalluns that
I'"4' " i " is t'tat Hi dlaorlmE
' 1 ''' '- ' a very ul.aiantlal
a. i . . anil aiieio voting luacniaos
-i .1 lii.ulty of voting a pt
t " .i greater thar where toUaw
I b) ballot.
rlla might make- oaan.
oi 1 B t id in bribery or ,iug
a-' i ... .-a- ...... . jiil n.m.Ji
. "a proof taut an organlaat
E
a effected und iioniinatlon maiM
pin an .li f sadi criminal bargain, th
be a.r.iiorlged lo airih
ne autnorigag to
m fi om tn ballot
uch iioui.
The que
- i n:ituiionaly
. - hi hf
Ihi was used In an aelotn
, I' .i. ii. j-'r.isec and KM
i i I. . . I tg i.:.i.t .. iloald of IslocU.in
!..- toil of the town of llutl.nd,
I- n an"' !' aaer did not vote
i ,;. ii. ai elect. on or um ami L,Jt
kooam of age S.p:. U. lloih war per
onall) known to be ijuailricj voter lag
the InipeCt aft
vi. : addraid a immunloatloa ta
the i i. airman ..f tae Hoards In July .ek
In fo - u decision; If they would oa ra
paired to .pitar ... par.oa oil tna Hum

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