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Intlmlflit ind dlor41t wit a tflf th Qovrorant Ivl4Powrori jprlnolpii wtne for thtOovrnjntnt wmw rtitrt on th ohr of hvlnf jt trar4 In Cduff ot OB Sou til Park uniJrv promli of niirrlar Brsll Dolt dStiiM Attoniyi Mitt 81Uthi and Tb4or Rooh Immti 4iaiir oaiiM iptoiu Miion of tu rdr4ti Oraaa Jury ul buu ft aroblni lnciulry lntd tvrrMt of PowrM Lan C4uff who 10 rtri 044 tad hr ftbr Thomt Ciduft wtr th nrit wltati oaUad btor th Ortad Jury nd thy wrr rollowd bjr At tornr Harry MoKnfl of tb Dlitrlot Attorntyi offlo and Attorny Thoma arly Jrom Polltirr Bradlsy Wallao and JV IV FTlnl INmCTMKNT WA RErtJED Durn thxamInatlon of tu wit It ira thown tbat durln vMUt Beotmber an Sort bad oaan mad to tfttoti tn arrt of Powri upon tb oomplalnt of Ml Cadutf and tbat th warrant and bond par trant of th Dlftrlot Attornoyi otnoobad fuiad to liiutd tb warrant and tbat lata tb Grand Jury had1 rfud to vott an lndlotmntaalnit Powtra Btyond this It tu abown that At tornay Wallaoo wbo la tbo law partnar of Attornay PoUtiar bad basn a oollata mat of Felix Smith aon of Sldnay Smith on of tb Weatarn Fual da fandanttt that WaUaoav formerly was attaebad to tba law oitlooa of Attornay Prliigl and that Prlnjlawbo la th itepeon of Sldhay Smith ltfnow of oouneel tor Smith In th Waatarn yuaktrlaL David Powara daolarel that hit ar raat had baan aooornpllihad foe tha purpota of discrediting tba teatlmony ha li axpaotad to five In the Weitarn Fual trial His brother Xdwlm Pow era supported him In thla daolratlon and saidthat be Intended no to fight the tstereatsvwhloh he i alleged had caused i his brothers arreet The Powers brothers formerly were employed by the Weaterm Fuel Oom pany David Powers has all along bean a Oovarnment witness In the Western Fuel fraud oasiss but Edwin Powers had until yesterday taken Idea with the Waatarn Fuel defend antai After his brothers arrest lDdwlh Powers said that he Intended to become a Oovarnment wltneee and tell all be knew about the coal case Itls said that Lena Caduff and her father both taetlned before the Grand Jury that the proseoutlon ot David Powers for betrayal had no ecnneotlon ao far as they knew wltli the Weatern Fuel oaaas Similar teatlmony It la saldwas given by the attorneys who war summoned as witnesses In the speolali Investigation RffiPIlESEJVTS lVI94 CONSUL AS against the allegation of the Government officials that the arreet of Power waa had for thai purpoee of embarraaalag the oaaa agalnat the weattrn Fuel officials It la aaaerted that Attorneys Polltser and Wallaoe engaged In the nroieoutlon of Powers upon the request of the Swiaa Consul In 8an Francisco Polltsar la oounael for the Swlaa Consul and the father of Lena Caduff la said to be a Swiss Both Polltiar and TVallaba aooom panled MUa Caduft and bar father to the offloe of the warrant and1 bond clerk yeaterday and they had personally appeared for the young woman wnen sne made application for ft war irantt September 10th last a uw vrnii appuvauon lor awar rant was made i to Attorney HarryMo Kanila whO was then an asalstant warrant and bond clerk MoKehale said yaatardsy that he had refused the warrant Ijv September becauaa he thought the charge of criminal betrayal could not be sustained agalnat Powers He said thatMlss Caduff had admitted to him that abe knew at the time of the alleged betrayal whloh waa May lth last that Powers was a married man It Is said that Mlas Caduff testified before the OrandJury yesterday that at the time of the alleged betrayal abe underatood that Powera was a dl voroed mani and that he had ao Informed her Mlas Caduffsv application for a war rsnt yeaterday was made to Aaalatant Warrant and Bond Clerk Joseph Rock after the young woman and her attorneys had visited Attorney McKenile in the Dlitrlct Attorneys office and had been Informed by him that he waa no longer attached to the office of the warrant and bond olerkV MoKensle told themi he said tor make their application to the warrant dark who was then on duty After Rook had llatened to Mlaa Ca duffs story he wrote a oomplalntfand warrant fof her and the warrant of arreet wis Issued by Police Judge Crist Soon after his arrest Powera was released ball which had been arranged1 for by Special United States Attorneys SUUIvan and Roohe MAZES SUGHT PS0GSES9 Phyiieal Features of Western Paels Bankers in Evldenoe Only slight progress waa made In the trial of the ooal company officers and employee lnt United States Dlatrlct Judge Coolings oourt yesterday The wltneaaea called by the Govern sagejM fT ffl St SS ViJJSl tJr lH6jiiiiiSiiimri OffiTCfMoffatt aaniM ofhelBraMl iL i iiMkiitA vvitjujiJ wi iiyvw I money lnt the HtM a fouth wljiMie Wen no wn The thWf alao mijr i asovv oarnroa bulldintitodayl iitvl7ot known The tbteif snitohed Moffatts revolver Trrom hit noolrtt and then aBof anfl wnundsjd WlUlaw OJi Hallt an employ who attempted to prevant the rubbers esoape isOEMMM 00 iUTf KUei AJtt mm ioutB VB A a 7l HHi mA4mX0MWMmim LTMV tllkAM QombW TSiiisJat ritfiMvwtrt a 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match Ter arer all reduced la prloe TKeiSlippefJl plotured1 above domes lriblaeit white pink blue lavender silver and i gold aatlnji lateat narrowing toes IVesmlar price S0OO pi sSpieiciali426 a5iv HP A great Christmas Gift FOE TOUB IIXTLB BOI Gladden his heart with a Bronco Bill Outfit The best of all gifts arc these oute little ANGORA FUK CHAPS made strong and exactlyexactly like those worn by real cowboys All little boys want the SPIRO BRAND ot ohaps as they are made right with nice long ourly Angora bain Use troaa 4 to years 0BJTi Herev Is what you get a flannel shirt felt cowboy hat oar trldge belt pistol holster and hand kerohlef with eaohpalrof fur cbtpa Complete tjJ0 any sIsoh WltSont shirt and hat price antproel post prepaid anywhere SIlR07liARNESSjC0 sor aii arket iT rr iajireuae1oovi iff cMav Bi MM KflliffM MatLtndCaiu1lhetiaihafThomai Caduff and David Povcri I AfisiCaJutfandht father jeilefday caused tha anesV of Poytrs iho a principal nitnejn fie rruurn ruerroua cates on in cnarge of betrayal under promue of marriage mant testified for the most partlnre gard to the phyalosl features of the meeiorn ufln ounaors1 a fvieyni mtrmttt rherf At theopehlngof court in the mbrn V1 UUilt WIHjl U11PV was oross exftmlned i br Mo Cutohen lni resjardv toJ diagrams oil tne nuniters made dt dim Tor the nroseoutlon Avhcrliontalbeatn tOth south ot the scaie house which proseri outor Koonev na caiiod particular atn teBtion toHhs day before was admitted by the witness to aupporw the scale house Donesran lso told of removx able planks over the bunkers near the tracks of the eiectrib tramway JURV TO VISIT nVNKBRS The subject of a visit by the jury to the bunkers was brought up again by McCutchen during the queattonlng of the engineer and Roche Jumped to hU feet and stated that the Ooyern ment had no objection to the proposed exouralon but would not conaent to making It when a steamer was discharging ooal Judge Doollng cut the matter short by saylhg that the visit would be made at a date to be fixed by the Court During the examlnatiorit by thelury of photographs submitted by tba de ivnee uror a uyAienaaxea xori tne Identification of the coal hosDerai ln one otthe pictures Latsrt Juror JH Bromnerger asked as to whether the contents of the tear were ooal or stone to which Roohe replied Its suppossdto be ooalI Assistant United States Attorney Selvage who assisted John McNab Inthe orlglnalproparattonj vn oaae laentinea av numosr OtpnQ tographs of the bunkers At the time of a visit he declared there was no plsnklng between the car tracks over the oft ahore bunkers FACILITIEJ lRK GONB IJVTO At the afternooni sesslontheS teatl mony of Selvaie In reaard tn llieolio tographsiWas continued He stated He could not see the eoales when looking out or the acaienouae and oould not see th ohutesr of th bunkers from Which they ears areloadedi On cross examination Selvage testl fled there was not a sufficient Quantity of movable planks to cover up the spaoe underneath al the hoppers Into which the Imported4 obal 1s dumped out of the ateamersi Weigher Mayer one of the defendants according to the Aaalatant United States Attorney approachedhlm on a visit telling him no photographs could be taken Selvage however took the pictures of the bunkers Gc rUckaent olerk In the employ of the Paelflo Mali Steamship Company testified as to the names of steamships of the oompany Among tho stesmers mentioned were the Manchtirla Slon solla China Siberia Korea Persia Nile Pennsylvania Sam Juan Aitea an Jose Newport Cilyt of Sydney and reru ACQlTAIYTArtCH IS DHTIBD AakedKby Speolali Proaeoutoi Roohe il to ths following supposed to have been employes of the Paelflo Mali at some time the witness stated he did not know them Captain AnderaonAj Hawkahurst Pi MoCarthy Captaln WJlson and an engineer by the name oi Auen uicKSon saiq the asaletsmt treasurer of theebmpany might be able GAplf to glvelnformatlon as to former and present employes David Norcross secretary of the iWestem Fuel Company went on the stand a few minutes before the close of court and was Questioned by Roohe In regard tpthe handling of ooal both at the Companys mines at Nanalmo and at this port His examination aa to thei duties of the various officers of the corporation and as to its books will be continued this roornln i STTOEMTS OF 3IX NATIONS WGRADTJATINQ CLASS BERKELEY Pecomber 1Blx nations will be represented tomorrow evening at the flrat 1 graduation exercises off the Berkeley High School to be held In Finnish Hall West Berke lay The first part of theiprogramme which isto be rurnienea by tne aauu foreign born students will Inolude se lections by natives of Bohemia Greeoe Italy Finland and Austria Hungary rar weniy iniuanyouns men ana women sine their national anthem the entire class will Join In America James Sunorintendent of Sohools1 will present the diplomas vjr a i iLi a IT Tvtfi3fc tfatoS MeriwhdiarestrxigUngtlithe WOK fe problem will get some valuable point Il rlSfiBi rlj 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