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inspector's office again. Davies, curiously, wap not in. His chief deputy, Barney Cohen, who also had denied-all knowledge of the complaint, was in. Cohen -said that there was no record of the complaint in the of fice, and that he couldnot under stand how, if the complaint had been made, it had been mislaid. ""' Mrs. Franks then repeated her story. Barney Cohen professed to be much shocked. He promis ed to send three inspectors to the factory immediately. The three inspectors were sent. Their report is not yet in. Just how Inspector Davies hap pened to forget the visit of Mrs. Franks pn Thursday is very mys terious. Possibly he has been too busy getting; publicity out of the case he brought against the girl playingthe part of "The Lit tlest Rebel" atxMcVicker's to reB member it. ' s PARDON FOR M'JNAMARAS?" Los Angeles, Sept. k "TheS business interests of Los Angeleso have broken, the pledged wordd they gave when the McNamaras pleaded guilty. 3 "They .promised to give union labor a fair deal and to work fory industrial peace. They have donej neither the one nor the other." fr So said Lincoln Steffens in Portland today, adding that sincej the business interests had broken, their word he would appeal totf Goy. Hiram Johnson to pardon the McNamaras. g There is much excitement here over Steffens' declaration. Theft business interests are uncomfort-' able. They don't know what at-u I titude Johnson wilhtake.- WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO Following an argument in the fruit store of Nicola Nicolaf, Lincoln and Harrison sts., Adam Heyer, 21, 744 S. Western av., bookkeeper,. fired three shots in air while drunk,. Said he went to dentist, who put cocaine in his, tooth. Made him thirsty and he drank several rounds of beer. Discharged. Robert Thompson, biftcher, 5108 W. Madison st., mistook poison for tooth, wash. Under taker. "Some woman stole $10 out of my pocket and my plan wa$ to stop every woman I met one the it," said Charles W. Valentine 2920 Prairie av. ,r$. Fined $10 for accosting woman ion the street. .y Curtis Burd claims hiself stungoi ,He tried to- rob Detective David Boitoni while he was asleep in Lincola Park. Arrested after ad half-mile chase in which .five shots were fired- it "111 never attempt to rob aS man asleep again unless I knowd who he is," he said. i Miss Rose Schnoor. 19. 4320-1 Princeton av., domestic, attempt-' ed to commit suicide jy turning on gas in stove. Despondent be-o Bause-she could .not-g-ei relief for treet. to find the one who stole her rheumatism.