Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 244, 21 August 1913 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUMAND SUN-TELE GRAJI, THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1913

CURRY LEGAL FIGHT TO HIGHEST COURT besperate Attempt to Prevent Deportation of Harry Kendall Thaw.

(National! News Association) SHERBROOK, uebec, Aug. 21. The legal fight to prevent the deportation or extradition of Harry K. Thaw into New York state by Canada was carried to very felt of the dominion government by Attorney W. L. Shurtless, repreaentlng Thaw today. Shurtless left for the Canadian capitol to lay Thaw's case before the department of immigration. Mr. Shurtless said he would .make a direct appeal to Commissioner Scott of the department of immigration for the release of Thaw on the grounds that he is Illegally detained here. "We will ask British justice for Mr. Thaw," said Mr. Shurtless. "If he is to be sent out of the country, we contend that he should be deported at the point where he entered Canada and

not turned over to New York." Judge Globensky postponed the hearing of arguments on Thaw's .habeas corpus petition from 10 o'clock this morning until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Thaw's council intimated that (they would seek further delay until iMonday. They evidently wish to delay the rearrest of Thaw by the immigration officials which would likely follow his release on a habeas corpus "writ. Thaw's brother-in-law and sister and ;Mrs. George Carnegie spent over an hour with Thaw in jail today and their

visit greatly cheered the fugitive.

McCune a prominent lawyer ar

rived from Montreal today to join the Thaw counsel. A fifth lawyer, J. H. Bigelow, probably will be added to the list. Dr. Evans after a long consultation with Thaw today said. "Marry looks well and we feel that his chances for liberty are good. The authorities are proceeding without hysteria and seem to weigh all facts from the single view point of justice." At noon Thaw's counsel assembled for consultation and Mr. and Mrs. Carnegie and Dr. Evans also were present.

still holds the deepest affection for hia j Thistlethwaite's next Wednesday and wife. net 1.000 votes for you.

Mrs. Thaw declared that if Harry is liberated her life will not be "worth a cent."

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GLYNN GETS TELEGRAM. From Commissioner of Immigration.

No 5 stole a march on the j

other contestants in the Thistlethwaite Piano Race.

The following was the standing of contestants Wednesday night: No. 5 leads with 23,255 votes No. 13 a close second. Miss Helen Smith, 321 North 8th street, wins the 42 piece

dinner set for selling the most trade books during the past week. Another 1 dinner set to be given away next WedI nesday.

No. 5 jumped in the lead during the past week in the Piano Contest being conducted by Thistlethwaite's Drug Stores. No. 5 did not seem to be a

(National News Association) ALBANY. N. Y., Aug. 21. Martin

H. Glynn received the following tele- i contender for the pianos, but taking

gram this afternoon from commission- j advantage of the special bonus of 1,000 ,A ,ococ

votes for every trade book sola, as ad- 9lo

j vt i tinrvi in iixd c i. xi ui oua a aci urr- i 2 15955

No. Votes 1 13225 2 15430 3 7785 4 S3S5 5 23255 6 12525 7 11350 8 10840

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er of Immigration Scott: "Ottawa, Canada,

"Extradition proceedings Thaw case !gan rustiir)g among her friends, innow in hands of court. This depart- j fjUf,ncng thera to purchase trade ment cannot leal with him until the;bookS( with the regult that today Xq court's decision is announced. W 11 ad-, 5 leadg R on,y shows what caQ be vise you of our action immediately the dQne wRh a mt,e effort

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Glvnn talked over the telephone with i iow- we re eoing 10 gne an con- j is 1113a Supervisor of Immigration Blair of Ot- j testants an opportunity to register a j 1911005 tawa and the latter said if the court i record-breaking vote next week. We'll ! 20 9S95

discharges Thaw authorities from Ottawa are there with full power to return him either to the state of New York or into Vermont or New Hampshire.

'NO LOVE FOR ME."

Evelyn Says Husband Holds fection For Her.

No Af-

(National News Association) NEW YORK, Aug. 21. "Harry Thaw has no more love for me than for any stray dog he meets in the street, "declared Evelyn Nesbit Thaw today, in response to an interview given out by Thaw in which he said he

have a special sale next Wednesday 21 13125 on soap and give 1,000 votes on every 22 13450 25c soap purchase. j 23 12275 Here's your chance to get busy you 24 11455 contestants who are a little behind, j 25 13895 It's anybody's race yet getting inter- 26 12765 estlng isn't it you have more friends ! 27 13900 than you thought you had go and call 28 19515 on them, tell them you want the votes, 29 10995 ask them to save their votes for you, to 30 21825

buv the tradinc books and by all! 31 10.io

means to buy soap next Wednesday and get the bonus votes for you. Most of your neighbors don't know you are a candidate. Tell them, and you can be at the top next week. Tell them to buy 25c worth of soap at

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No. Votes 38 9695 39 11455 40 20S05 41 9695 42 9475 43 10455 44 10765 45 11455 46 9225 47 11475 43 10565 49 12285 50 12155 51 11585 52 11755 53 14955 54 15990 55 12605 56 11425 57 11815 5S 11165 59 12865 60 10665 61 10865 62 11775 63 11985 64 12675 65 13765 66 12685 67 11925 68 19525 69 16125 70 14695 71 11585 72 12125 73 12555 74 16465

No. Votes 7512995

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