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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24

o. A. Nord, who arrived last week
from La Platte. Nebraska, has pur.
chased the Mcmillan ranch near Win
ant, and will locate permanently among
us. Mr.. Nord is progressive, energetic
young man and is welcomed rs valu.
able addition to our population. He
will Immediately stock his ranch with
some of the best sheep that can be
found in the county. His ideas of
stock raising are very comprehensive,
He believes in the theory that success.
full stockman should look to the quality
rather than the quantity of his stock
and give them at all times careful attcn-
tion. There is plenty of room in
Lincoln county for men of this class,
and hearty welcome awaits all new.
comers.
You should remember every day
brings the time of our departure closer
to hand, and you will certuinly make
one more mistake in your life if you
don't have your icture taken while
L. VanBurkleo, the San Francisco
photographer, is here. If he can't spit
you, he charges nothing for the exper-
iment. He will remain only until the
22nd of May.
Fred Stanton and Gene Young re-
turned Monday from their proposed
expedition into the Sugaroaf country. ,
They were turned back by the deep
snow in the mountains of Polk county.
County Surveyor Wygant returned
Wednesday from Nashville, where he
divided the Wallis Nash ranch into 80
acre tracts for tho benefit of prospective
purchasers.
The LEADERS supply of garden seed,
received from United States Senator
Mitchell, is not yet exhausted. Don't
be bashful. We wish to unload them.
r. l.. Weatherford returned Wednes-
day evening from Albany and left mex,
day for his farm, accompanied by Ade
Crosno.
Tom G. Coleman, representing Wad-
hams & Kerr Bros. OF Portland, was
visiting our merchants Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mr.. M. X. Bergen wers pass
engers for Albany Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Plank were visitors
from Newport yesterday.
Thomas Ferr was visitor from
Winant Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
ORDINANCE No. AZ.

Al ordinance Granting unto Thomas
Leese, his Heirs or Successors q
;ahcnIse tn;a to Build, Equip and Main
oa'n Telephone System in the City
be 1t Ordained by the Common
0euncii OF the City of Toledo, Oregon
oection l. That a franchise be and
tue same is hereby granted unto Thomas
eese' MS heirs or successors therein,
~ oo'ia, equip and maintain tele-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
Toledo, Or, April 20, 1908.

The Common Council Of the City of
Toledo met in adjourned session. Pres
lent, full council, Mayor oturdevant and
Recorder Krogstad.
Minutes of two last meetings ap-
proved.
Petition of e. F. Gaar, asking to be
released from saloon bond of Olson &
\ Heckel, granted. VIM. F. Enos &C.
cepted as new surety on bond of Olson
\ Il Heckel.
Ordinance No. AZ, relating to grant
ing a ten-year franchise to Thos. Leese
. to erect telephone line on our streets,
upon motion placed upon its third and
4 final reading. Ordinance, read in full.
\ A motion here made relating to all
ordinances to be passed at this session
that the ayes and noes be called for on
each one as they came up for action.
Roll being called for an aye and no
vote on above-named ordinance, re-
sulting as follows: j. Anderson, yes !;
a C. A. Dick, no; A. II. Peterson, yes ;
G. A. Hall, yes; S. Wells, yes. The
mayor declared ordinance passed, and
y forthwith signed the same.
4 Ordinance No. 43, relating to licens-
ing pool, billiard and pigeon-hole ia
bles, shooting galleries. bowling alleys,
and slot machines, upon motion placed
upon its third and final reading. Or
dinance read in full.
Ayes and noes called for resulting as
follows: ]. Anderson, yes; G. A, Dick,
yes; A. 7. Peterson, yes; Geo. A. Hall,
! yes; S. Wells, no. The mayor there
upon declared ordinance passed and
4 forthwith signed the same.
Ordinance No A, relating to licens.
ing dogs, upon motion placed upon its
third and final reading. Ordinance
4 read in full
The ayes and noes being called, re-
suited ss follows: j. Anderson, no
G. A. Dick. yes; A T. Peterson, yes;
u. A. Hall, yes; S. Wells, no. The
mayor thereupon declared ordinance
passed and affixed his signature to
same.
Ordinance No. 45, relating to licens-
ing drays, teaming and hauling, upon
motion read the third and final time.
Ordinance read in full.
The ayes and noes being called, re.
suited as follows: j. Anderson, no;
Z. A. Dick, yes; A. T. Peterson, yes;
U. A. Hall, yes; S. Wells, no. The
mayor thereupon declared ordinance
passed and affixed his signature to
same in open council.
Upon motion matter of establishing
grade on 6th street be referred to COM
mittee on streets.
upon motion Alderman Peterson
authorized to purchase on account of
city two nozzles So feet long, with
handles for use on hose.
upon motion claim of A. II. Peterson
ior 300 feet OF hose and nozzle allowed
III Ine sum or S290.29.
upon motion a committee consisting
oi Aldermen Peterson. Hall and Ander-
son appointed to wait upon City Water
q Light Co. with view to obtain water
ior public watering trough on Main
e''ee' ana the removal of hydrant in
'front.' OF Commercial Hotel. James
riumlee unanimously elected alder.
nan TO hll vacancy caused by promo.
'ion oi ID. r. Sturdevant to the mayor
atty.
Council adjourned. ~
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
Ordinance No. 43.

An ordinance relating to licensing of
pool tables billiard tables, pigeon hole
tables, bowling alleys, shooting gal
cries and slot-machlnes.
Be 1t Ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Toledo. Oregon:
Section l. The following fees are re.
quired to be paid for license to keep for
public use or hire, within the city lin
it's, the articles herein named, to wit:
Billiard tables, each, ...........S S 90
Pool tables, each. ... q! !....... 5 90
Combination pool and billiard
CaOieS. ~. ...1. 1............ III UO
Pigeon-hole tables !. l............. 90
Shooting gallery. !. ............... 10 90
Bowling alley. ,!............... =! 10 90
Slot machine, large size. ....... 40 90
Slot machine, small size. ...... 9 90
Section q No person shall keep for
public use or hire any of the articles
mentioned in the preceding section, or
pursue the ayocation or bushes therein
mentioned, without first having OBJ
tanned license therefor, which license
may be paid in two equal installments,
one on the first day of May and one on
the first day of November Of each and
every year, each installment being for
period of months, and shall be paid
to the city recorder for the use of the
general fund OF city. issuing receipt
therefor setting forth the special object
and time for which it is issued.
Section 3. Any person violating the
foregoing sections shall, upon conviction
thereof before the city recorder, be
punished by a fine of not exceeding $25
and costs, nor less than $40, and in de-
fault OF payment thereof may be i'm.
prisoned in the city Jail not exceeding
10 days nor less than g days.
Passed at Toledo. Oregon, this Goth
day of April, 1908.
II. r. STURDEvANT, Mayor.
Attest: OTTo o. KRoasTAD, Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
|Doings of the City Dads in
Adjourned Session.

Council Chamber, Toledo, Ore.
April II, 1908
Common Council OF the City of To-
]edo met in adjourned session. Pres
ent-Mayor Sturdevant, Aldermen
Peterson, Hall, Dick, and Recorder
Kroystad; absent-Aldermen Anderson
and Wells. There being no quorum
present, upon motion, council ad-
iourued till the Goth inst.
H. K. STURDEvANT, Mayor.
OTTo o. KRoGSTAD, Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
Attention, Odd Fellows.

Important business at the next meet
ing April %, 1903. All members are in
vited to attend.
r. A. ARNOLD, Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
May Day Entertainment.

The following program will be rem
dered by the NJ. e. Sunday School at
Woodmen Hall, Friday evening, May /,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

The party q German agriculturists
who are 20 tour this country viii spend
are dav in palumCre
At the International Anti-Alcohci
Congress. in Bremen. the abstinence
element proved stronger than the
"modorates."
The Russian. Austrian. Germas and
Italian Ambassadors at ConstantinoDle
urged tho Sultan TO suppress the out
break ia Albania.
= hurricane ia Berlin injured many
persons and caused great destruction
OF property.
Tho Dominican rebels are bosicgi1g
Monte Crisis by land and sea
Sir oliver Mowat who was Premier
OF Ontario a years. IS dead.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

Coal operators locked out about 90
COO miners at % coliieries In the an
thracto REGION because they refused to
work nine hours on Saturday.
Eight persons were killed and 10 in
iured Ia collision near jamestown. "
z. between limited express train on
the fsf!e railroad aad freight train.
The body OF the murdered man found
IN the barrel IN New York was ldenti-
fed az that 81 Bensdotte Mcduanio. an
Italian OF Buffalo.
william Brown. a footnan. was re-
manded az Portsmouth. England. on
the charge OF making a false entry at
ne Registry OGce. when. under the
name 81 prince Athrobald Stuart de
Nodcna." he married Countess Russell.
Riec.otu Ganbaidi received many
letters from Americans Offering 20
lght under him ia the Balkans.
Brazilian forces took possession OF
re disputed territory in Acre.
Tao discomfort in Morocco IS report
ed 20 be Increasing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

ft IS -,ro-tcI ttot 'liss 5aine Erm-
'-i. Rivers Is lo desert iite-a.lrc fos
% stage
sens r. The American Revolution
-.t- ar anera, h1-Cu.t in Sew York
-,r~tly ni~l.
Tr. N-rtrcra Securities Company
-- declared tho roru'av quartz Is DIVE
enc CO.. i-s peg cent. payable on Nay
~ho DOODLE Investigations 60 81,
rrfc onl Tefrr1r- city. no. are lead
.u.c Nt--rivr.y 0ractiCot in the Leg
stature ta,n hal been supposed.
Stockholders ~ the United states
Steel CO rc~ltion chose directors who.
q is s1ii. VIII re-elcct President
Charles -. Sehvab
The Pressed steel Car Company has
declared TIRE regularly quarterly divi-
lend 90, per cCuf. on the commcn
stock and the second quarterly install
-crt of IA oc per cent. ON the extra
dividend OF I per cent recently author
ized.
The Northern Securities Company
ana allied interests f'-i at St Paul
their appeal 90 tho United States SUI
prone Court in TIC merger ease. the
company was allowed by tho court %
disburse dividends.
Justice Gnrer,ch. in New York.
granted an order permitting William
* Vanderbilt. hcaa CO that family. 10
marry again.
F-cdcricl SPANS. 90 P!ttsaurs. 'n a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
Hearst ~ rried.

New York Spcciel-Cougrc PEI d.
elect William Randolph Hearst l-c-
prictor Cf Ihe New York American.
New 1o-k Evening Journal chicago
American. ana Tho san Francisco Ec-
aminer. was married here % Ai-s Sill
icent Wilson daughter of George 81.
Wilson president Of the AdFanca
Music Company. Of this city. The cc-c-
mony was performed in the ch2n-rv of
Grace church. Bishop Poster oaleiCt-
ing a number Of tkc personal friends
az the couple We're q. sent Mt.
Hoarst's hest man was Orrin Peck. OF
san francisco. and the witncsscs We're
S. s. Carvclho and =. J. MARI. Tho
nowly-married couple will sau by thc
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II this after
noon fCr Europe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

company VIII be organized Go buiid'
g knitting mill al Clinton. =. G. Il. =
Bailey Will be present.
Efforts are being made to organize
company for building $4,000 knit
ing mill at Camilla Ca. :
3. +. FlouYnoy of Trion Factory. Ga.
viii build a ccttcn mill. He has not
decided as 70 location nor other Ge-
tails
Efforts arc being made TO organize
tie proposed branch company, refer
red TO last week, FOR building q six
mill at Ciarksbu-g. W. Va The Pam
say & Gore Manufacturing CO. OF Pat
erson, n. J.. whose preside1t and see
rotary presented the proposition for the
above mill. has a Si50000 plant al Pat
erson, not $4,000. as stated lass VAR.
Granville (Ca) Hosiery Mills has
let contract 20 X. ID. Cole Maaa<ac-
turing Co. OF Newman. Ca. for cree
ton OF an addition two stories high
4Sx56 feet. and will install additional
machinery in position.
Newman (Ga.) Cotton Mills has de-
clarcd a dividend OF per cent. and
appropriated $1,000 to its machinery
fund.
At meeting OF the directors OF the
Hartsvillc IS. c. Cotton Mills. held
April IS. IL was decided to increase tho
capital stock from s250OOc to $50 600
The company intends to extensively
enlarge It's plant, but has not az yet
decided upon the details. It's present
mill has ll.oo0 spInalos and 500 looms
manufacturing print cloths.
Messrs. II. w. Stewart. d. y. Slew
art, g. ). Page, u. G. Everett and A.
a. FISHER OF Guyandotte. W. Va. have
lncofporAtfa Gvyandotto Wooden Mills
Co., with capital stock of SIS 900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

Tallahassec. Fla. Special Repre-
sentative Long introduced a joint
resolution proposing an amendment 10
the constitution providing that in the
collection Of taxes a separate record
be kept OF all taxes paid by white and
colored taxpayers and thar the school
fund derived from taxing each race be
devoted exclusively 10 schools OF that
race. Thirty-nine voted for the amend
ment 10 four against II A change in
the constitution requires a three
ffths vote Of ali the members elected
to each house. Many did not vote on
the amendment. and II lacked two OF
receiving the required majority.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
Inau..rInl MlseeIian,.

s. J. Jackson. recently reported M
contemplating the cstabiishmeEt or
knitting mill at Sparto. lfrr.. has ot
scnizci the Sparta Knitting Mills. with
capital stock 90 $4,000. lNcn1,d bih
Is president; S. 5. n.brgN. v.ce-presi-
"a: J. *. Tubb. secretary treasurer.
and s. J. Jackson. general manager
an equipment VIII be installed for
daily output % about 100 dozen gar
rncats-mcdium 70 heavy ribbed and
GCeced underwear-snd the company Ia
ready 20 correspond with makers Ok
machinery relative co awarding con-
tract. Water-power viii bc used. and
the equipment FOR this purpose Is Lot
wanted. The company Is also dcslrcus
Of securing a superintendent ana fore
woman conversant with the Eni;-go0ds
demand in the South aud southwest
Reference was made last wees to ~
mors that the Madison Manufacturing
Co. OF Huntsville. Ala. ID ABOUT To
erect large addition. The Manuiac-
turers' Record is ROW authoritatFcly
Informed that the company Will brili
mill % he equipped with 1900 spin
dies and 545 looms for manufacturing
print cloths. The erection OF the nee
CsSafy buildings viii begin within two
wcc,,s. In January this company cio9t-
"a SIS prcsCn, title. which uLti thcn
was the Madison Sp,unin- CO.. End in-
creased IT'S capital stock from Sl0J .Vor
90 $500 Gee. This additional capital viii
De invested in thc new plant. The pres
cnt pant has 1200 rims sD.nli-s. AID
manufactures hosiery yarns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
Lumber Noes.

ID. =. Ta.c ana r. L. Bv~knc,d os
Irvtn~ton. y. c.. have purchased a.
600 acres ~ timber land Fin Polk county
and viii develop same.
a.. ,-.,.-..... t....,-.
A"t li-u' "a 81, --"
stroycd by lightning. The loss Is esti
mated ct $4,000. with $1,000 insurance
--,.,r,,,.. f,s,,- r,~.,,.,,, ? .....,.o~ g., ,,.
80, r.. 81 -, s,,..',.,,,-.,.,l
80, =. c,-,,1of '...-.- ~ Son e.a ~. ,r,,.,-
49,, ~. So. cflff. ~-l ~
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
BRYAN ON ROADS.
General Miles FayOrS Governmental
Aid in Improving the Roads.
FARMERS SHOULD INSIST ON TEEN.
Some OF the Honey SquanGered In
the Philip ne Noa.d Have Ben
Used i'm That Respect

St Louis. SpCcial-At the second
days session of the National and In
tcrnati0nal Good Roads Convention.
Gen. Nelson 4. Miles. VINO is president
OF the national highway commission.
made an address ON Military Roads
and National iIighwa. and said in
part: Our government has expended
$500. 100000 for enc improvement OF
our haroors and waterways. and now
tho attention of the public Is being
called 90 ou~ postal roads and ave
nuos. 81 communication that are most
useful and important o. ali our poo
NJ u such czpcniitutcG C thc ne
Goncl Urea -urv have been made in lue
pas- 60. tar iopmant of railro- ls
ana waterways Is il not now q most
1p-rcpr i3te time that the improve
ment ct our roads should receive na-
donai ott nticn ana. governmental
cilr"
Ex-Governor liogg. Of TeNas.
pointed ont she necessity for GOOD
roads. Which. De- believed. could ne
secured cnir through the ail az the
national .1.crnmcrt Ile spoke of the
insu,2r policy of the government. ami
said n some money that is being
I sQucnaere5 lu the Philippines could
/ rc used hc,c I'm thc iripTov ment of
Che highways. orr rcals would De in
T FAR better condition.
VIM. J. Dsvau spoke az The af-ar-
cccn session. receiving an ovation Eo
said in pa-t- "Thn eNpen1itur- ol
+ money for tho permanent Improvement
. rt tho common roads can ho de.rn g.
ed. hrst oe matter OF Justice 20 the
pcop' who live in the country
second as matter % advantage o. tho
people who Goo not live in The country
and third. ca the groUnd that tho wei
fare - the nation demands that th,
. comforts OF country life shall os fci
as possible. So pace with the com
forts of City life. II is q wen know
fact coz a fact easily asccrtanct tha'
tho people Boz the country. while pas
ing their fun share Of county. Stat,
and Federal taxes rec i've as a run,
only the cenoral benefits % govcrI
mcnt whilc tkC people On tho elite.
have. in addition. good streets. side
walks. etc.
The Improvement on tho countrl
roads can De justified also on tn
ground that the farmer. the FIRST an.
most important Of tho producers o
wealth. ought 60 bc in a position z.
hold his crop ana market 10 az tn
most favorable opportunity. wherea
az present he 81 virtually under com
puision 20 sell IL as soon as IL is ms
tured because the roads may bccom
impossible az any time during "a
fall winter or spring Instead o. %,
+ ing his own warehouscman. the fgI
mcr is compelled 90 employ midlicmc
and share with them the profit upo
his labor The farmer has a right. tO'
20 insist upon roads that wiz onahl
him 90 go 90 town. 90 church. 20 On
school house and 90 the homes OF hi
neighlors as occasion may rcQuir
and with the extension OF rural dcl
cry as De- has an additional need &.
good roads Boz order that Doe may D.
Kept in communication with the o1
side world
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

Boston. Special.-The State board
or arbitration has refused 10 revise SIS
recent 6ndiags that the Lawrence
Manufacturing Company, OF Lowell
cculd afford 10 pay its operatives the
% per cent increase ia WAGES. wbich
TIE hep demand. The board reached
sfs cecisioa after an Investigation int
the Lcweil labor trouble, which f.
rc'vfs c0fton mslls and 1900 opera
fiyfs. dndipg ia favor o. SIX corpora
sg1ns 12s ~~eeplnE the LawTerc<
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
Teltgraphic Briefs

Thomas A. Edison has taken out 791
patents ia all. for which he has paid
IN fees S5l 900. OF the whole number
III were taken out before 1895. Since
then be has taken out each year iSom
3 TO % new ones. Last year he took
out 10. The clerks o. the patent Office
have kept systematic accounts OF tho
patents Of Mr. Edison. tabuiated and
indexed. so that reference 20 them Is
faay
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02

Atlanta. Specialize. Mailman sims
Tuesday pleaded guilty To the cmocz-
zlou,nt Of $4,000 OF tic funds " the
Capital City National Bank and was
sentenced 10 six yeas in the Federal
prison. Sims was collection clerk OF
the bank. and was for some time a
prominent figure in tho social world
OF Atlanta.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
Il II =
CcnvenGionGliGY
Limits the Individual


RE e-aeuany doing
- 3 ~ we 70 o
& doing n-ke -alridusity-Se become
WI otn %
rules . le . function
and Tonful
IA
wha Of erale rae %
taken with TIE fea- o. Forgetting
ss-seias chatter
q
lfs
hT children
Smith ard eie 20 closely fA
following @ naroneftes "oppas ~
d Fzat0n
Tse queeron axso why dlasslabc
themselves
undesirable but prominent 81 character or indi'
SALTY
xe.rve unnoreese eoior behind
toff a fashion
always sign q inferior nle
nsdz md
scc1Bx 3 anything
~ foioy sork Of fashionable iiators
Hat DO and
rsy -ca DOT what others think
Of
o. stand forth inc
acioaE svEog OF
Des2ny follows he ae@ q ~ A 'iDgy
es VIII 5ufy Ordinarily
~reyscdy s<fy %
o. ae5z Csc & fa1 pace Of lie whcis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many Matters of 0ensraI Interest In
Short Paragraphs.
Down In u xle.

Two inches OF snow fell at DlueRell.
w. Va. on Wednesday.
Before Jadse MoGa,. in the Roanoke
county cocr, n Salem. Va. Wednesday.
eight eases in which the Norfolk &
Western Railway was some time ago
convicted before a niarisi-ate's court
~ vnlawiully running freight trains on
he Sa5hsth. ana dnyG $50. aud costs in
each c1sc. the jury decided against the
railroad.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-02
Furthcr Developments in the Famous
PCS,office Frauds
MRS. TYNtR AND TIE DEPARTMENT
Assistant Attorney General Chris
tisncy Bounced, Pending an inNeS-
tigatiou.

lOn OF the sensational abstv3ctlCD ~ |
papers from the safe Of the Office ci /
he Assistant Attorney General Tor the |
Postofhcc Department. wAicn led 70 |
he dismissal Of that officer. were The |
submission OF what pulp ported 10 be /
he papers 10 the inspection ~ the pos |
al officials. and the decision of Post |
master Gercgal Payne 70 iamcd.atcle |
relieve Acting Assistant AtcOs ncy G,n-
,ral c. \. Chrisuancy from his olGCc.
pending an invCs- cation Cf bis con-
duct. The action Ia tac case OF Nr.
Clvisuancy was taken 81 his own re-
quest RE states that De courts thc
fullest investigation. Nr. Calist,an-y
cas- neld the oriCc Of Assistal, A.,,c-
Dcy General since January I. 1921.
ard has been in charge Of the lcs1. III
airs 81 the department most 81 ,ne
tir-e since then. OWNS 90 Gene ~
+ q lcts absence. caused hr iI acal.n.
General Tyuc-'s counsel suaUiite. O.
. Postuaste~ Gcuc-al PAYNE ANA tcC-th
. Assistant c-tl1stCr General l,.:stow
papers watch they said T.n-r han
caused to B. taken ava. lut State
UCut later ly the Postmaster g acr.r.
rCci-inE the CorrCsrc On t-c
subject and che submission 10 tsr 1--
Qc-s specifically declines % acc 81 thr
statement that tho papers submitted
ncccss ariiv constituted all that were
distracted
General T~rer.s counsel -fto- lrav-
inr the Postmaster General -rafc
statement in ra~t rs follows. eyes.
terLav in response TO q notification
r,om the department Cf Justice that
General Tvner deliver the papers rC
the Postmaster General 1f- Percy
proposed % the p1s,uceter General
thai a rcrrcse ntativc cf Che Pcst1ngc
DcDartuCnt should ucet cculr % III
General TIMERS house. where tlc pa
rcrs should Dee examined and suca as
were private returned 90 General
Timer end ,hc others. somewhat pub
lie in nature. delivered % tho depart
UCnt- 10 was especially desired chat
ihe government rcp-Cscntacve should
question fully General IyDer. A.rs
II ner ana Ars. Barrett as o. "--- .,
CURED On Ale. l-N.l N.sit 10 .--~
Postohce Depa' sia ~ en- IAes-1.
last and as 20 al- 90 I,T 1e-s ln '--
. necuon thereNi-n. am .-TI e--,-''' -
therefor. General mes eApla.-i' us
that all OF MIS- lzneI acls w. :, "u
ihorl1ed oy aim ne os1i'l..s ~. ~. :. j"
eral IN reply SAID s.. .-1an'lal.y '-"'
% Z General ItneF ~oAll aus - -
: ncrs to q returned 20 lne ucp.-- "a ~
b ne would nave tnt came cA - u
= the presence OF e--14as s"l- ~---
would restore 70 MN an 1ue p-ps' =
- -ocu1-' lla ana o'-el p'oi.--'s 'oe--- ~
A., ut-o-s 20 go ..,...t~.,
ms NOR l.Is, 49,. -, j.
t-t foS tll-@s1-l ''i 80 -, :.
b permit MIS- fu-. anu --''-