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monyi In pATAdiM Ho Dy Carl by Edward ' ("Look. O beloved"). S OTool n. n, baritone ;Aii*di<.ad Pr*t a^ c..h..c.-... 6AN FRANCISCO, April '* -- De- ^e--iiquiBtl' fen,,e attorney* in the murder trial bist*Thou I 0> eci8 Peat and Gu a Madner., un- ;ic by <i-113 c'T>*nlrB cn trlol for tne Killing j " of C W Campbell, non-urlor. voTkeT, i tenor solo Isia,n during t. et-l'it* dembrutralion ton* solol11181 7^-r *'on :a' 'idtorlcJ today r ; h ai r ev o l v er I I Liotnmendo! On* point. w* gained when C C : my p.rtt C-oyi* ron-union cnrptm'.er work ng | or aolo by i a' '-.i Campbe'. at the time of tie at| iicit by a mcb, teat f ed that be had J Ind Jeeu . .'ound a revolver In Campbe.l'a po<aet; !ng "Ft u ** he Iny urtoivcou* o3i*-r me flight Mrs ,,\ M. I The defence made 10 ei -*mpt to prove ' hat Campb*l: fled to ernw the v?eap- , r. coyle aaJC nt put Hie revolver U: ' ie.mpbell* tool box I Tbe other v dory *m gained wher 1 he ileier:ee pui *ee-Rl in on r.f-rpen- [ f m '.he stand to fl apute proaecJ- | ion rherK'ra i hat union O.TkLsIi had * 'j.'e-l ! lie etllkera to /IOl*:m* Til* witnraMNt denied that Archibald 1 .v., i , zfi.eral "ep-wentfitive of the Jiro.t e-ho'-d o' Cirpmtn'H, had urged hem to "hftKt up' non-ur lor. work- !', Mooneys abvD *va Indicted for1 Lomplii Ity .n in* Campbell ejftjinj ; 1 "Mooney told u* to *erra!r In o'ir| I t'jV*r.noolle& ' *!d Jceepb Cariyie, ' I "and r nt to 'nteriere with the men ir ; the bi 1 .d'ugs to keep out of renjb e, . and if the pol re told -j a to move on. 5 o mo'-B He told ua cur cn tt> racltnr\l rvi- wm 'n Bee if any urloc men were working tn non-union men and to re.i.n and report their naaiM.." Ti e other wltneue* gave elmilar teettmony LBF.U MITIrKN KAMI? nd I'D- Mrs Peace i4t '.ad that eke ha-d 1 diffiru in pelting prrm.ealon to eee , arVe"A. r of the pigeon indltlon hot huabord tnd flna'ly hud 'ized J r* | ma'rer ni'.u>e Esther Brndy, to get 1 a permit f-nrn the det*c`l*ea At her hummida rqi,*j*t h* engaged er at- j tO'T.ey Jor li m Crc&a ewtmlnatlpn | brought on* that later she had re ceived a permit to wo her huabasd frequently Tnr.ay a >- Peare'a plrth- day. and ann tnId r-01 rt atLacnno that o.r:er iiwtifying a.he would be-te hln AN a birthday rVe Testin 01.7 of a deputy coroner re NT vealed that in* alv'n man'* name had been rcrrr-twl on the corm**e rec ord* to reci Man Ivan Campbell ln- e'.e.nd of C W Campbell end hla ago from 65 to Cfl Idle record# aleo ihowrl thnt CarnpC-e.I h.vd a diu|Ii- ic-, nddrea* not g-'-en. ei d a wife at H12 flojt.n imrl'n/ion etreet. l-oi An- g-lCA VS'.i nivos eft'd Campbell und hla wife hwl aepirai^'i, and That he kept hi* Chrlition iir.m* and hi* d- drcA sc-crDt tx.caijie of uomeavlc tre-u- blee USE OF OLD THEATRE; 1ILL r Will R. laaodi ecvvenate te1 niid the lorlr* eu- IdgdocWfRrenend- Sl'ivi'Vey o aa-ji'er for the Just rom . bln or I y ICRi-lorn l'1 rt lal>d ll'alt > ] S.rrlrt I CICCAQO. Aprtl 1-*.--What congv^.s* la doing to restore- Ford e thsa'.r* l i ' Washington, accna of PrMi'dent Lin- , coin'd R*aainaUon, m told ho-* 10- clay by Kerry R Rathbon* oangrrruv- man-nt-Lnrgo from mmols. I At present the ftmou* old theatre la being used a s a government ware- I heuso. cccordliig to Mr Ratnbone, ad- ' <l'easi!i(i Klwmiln club membera hero "Tim bill wnich 1 ;ntroC.nr>ed at the Ir.*: acae-lon of coiigrrwj fo- the T- rxvr..itrueUoa. of PorCi'a theatre n* a , iio Iio i'h ] nv-WLjn received a unanlTioiifily favorable report from th* liniaej committee." he wild 'It Is the plan ` to exhibit the fivrr.otis OldTiy collcc- tlor of Unc.olii relies tn the tbentro, II 11 l finally reatored. "Anotjtr bill which I Intend to in- tindiioo would reconstruct '.nn hcua* serose une street, from Ford e theatre where Lincoln died This should be nuidc .0 look s.v much mv pofvjible its It dirt when he died In 1365" The Menkor tlicn went ir.lo a dlj- ciBS'on of the fame which eont-nues m pile up In memory cf the gmu Amnrlcftr, emancipator What TStirtj- pear.a think of him. and his Import- nnce in their eye* as a world lig-sire me atreased Such noted men as IJoyd Ow-nre Iia t 's quoted Lincoln time and again on important ooa- io l l a, bfr. Rathbo no pointed out. a carry".ng elleved by tave boon ;* H. He ivjiaa; aJr tender-son, Icut new malr*' sea l mark of E IS SENT TO FLOOR vital message to Owners or Stucco Homes CORRECTING A WRONG IM PRESSION--Stucco it not--a* many home owner* believe--a permanent covering that requires no paint pro tection. It li an extremely porous **veneer." And uepainted stucco, whether plain or finished in colored plaster, cannot withstand the constant stuck of the elemental CHEMICAL BREARING-DOWN --Even the air you breathe joins In Chii attack f The atmosphere c-onlain* carbon dioxide which combines with moisture to form carbonic acid. This acid breaks down the stucco mass-- causing it to lose iu ability to bold together. Prtrre this by brushing a dry, unpainted stucco wail with a stt.? broom--note the cloud of calcium dust that rues I DAMApE BY MOI8TTTRB--la wet weather, another enemy jerina lisa ~ forces of destruction--Moistunf Turn a hose on any unpainted stucco wall and note how it absorbs water aTmose" like a sponge] After rains, dsmpoMS may linger for weeks. This insidiouB foe attacks and rusts the trader-lying metal lath. Soon the stucco develop* unsightly streaks and crack*--finally crumbling and falling sway t WHY A SPECIAL PAUTT XB NEEDED --Because of than* o o d &tioos, stucco needs painting even tnoce than wood t But ordinary boose paint ta not cufEdesxtly moUtnre-proof, and cannot withstand the alkaline reaction of lime, which is pnosent in all stucco This Urns noses "spotting' and even destruction of the ordinary paint film. To resist these destructive forces, Fuller chmtiars developed-* CONCRETA The Special PAINT that Protects and Beautifies STUCCO What CONCRETA Does Ccrncrvta not only resists alkali--*t also esetodes enoie turs and prevents chemical dtsinicgratlon. Marcowz, its mellow rtooe-likt textuT* enhances ths bsaoty of the nat ural surlsco without Imparting that undesirable "painted look." Concrete comes In white and twelve appropriate slutdea, ranging from cream to Indian red. With these tints, the most artistic, colorful effects can be produced. Ask for Special Literature Special booUerti--Uhirtrsdug many attractive homes which have been given listing beauty and protection with Concrcta--are yoon for the asking. Learn mote ahootrlhi> remarkable paint I ` w, r, ruixn a ea, nrk,ut traoo liwte* S 0 JmMii Cm^i Cltfmi Fartorln to S*a_V>{**_--. La Ptwiba-wra td VaU>a/ a FacLSa C*mS *ttr*et#v* serf txmbia mm roiJM PORCH JUTt> STLP PAIXT mod PTOKXKL SBINGLM B2AUL (Ffree Tht Nne FOOLER FATNTIMO CCIDI trlth COLOR'CSAKrt Trilrpra, practical, wefoil Ask yovr ra.ltor Oaakz, iiararl babsi W. P. FULLER & CO. 702 F Strt Fairmont Lnmber Co. aicj*a An. u4na. Hoffman & Glasson Lmbr. Co. ] pen L*i*i A*a COtOfULDO J. & M, Trace! ENCANTO San Diego Lumber Co* Holcombs Dept. Store 10T1 Valnnkr A*a Montague Hdwe. & Elec. Co. S4S* A4am A*a C. C. Rice IH4 La1 us Ata W. E. Shaffer & Son ISIS ud UaHlrt SL Staat* Hdwe. & Paint Store FALLSftOOC Fallbrook Hardware Co, LA MESA La Mesa Hardware Co, MKSIOR BEACH C. J. 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