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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11
KEYTEsvLLE, MISSOURI FRIDAY II 1905.
QUEER JUSTICE.

A couple of criminal cases that
were recently tried in Salisbury
township show that the goddess
of justice has queer ideas, some.
times. in meeting out punish
ment to those who transgress the
laws of this state.
There are crimes and crimes.
But to our mind the most
heinous is that of the man or
youth who lets his passion get
the upper hand of him to such
an extent that he would rob
virtue. No punishment the law
can inflict is too severe for such
a brutal offense, and if the purity
of the home is to be protected
the would-be despoilers of
of chastity should be handled
without gloves and with no such
word ae "compromise" in the
calendar.
1t was in Sails bury that Sarah
Vaughn, a13-y ear-old daughter
Of o. Vaughn of five miles north .
east of Salisbury, was dragged
into cellar of a store. building
and there crimina a.
assault attempted upon her by a
clerk in the store, Ernest
Reed byname.
For this grave offense Reed
was permit ed to plead guilty tc
common assault and was fined
the enormous sum of $3.50 anc
costs. Ye gods and little fishes
Just think of it! A fine of $2.5(
and costs for attempted rape OF
a 13.year- old girl and dwar
at that!
Feeling outraged at thi
shameful travesty on justice
Jarrot, the zO-year- old brother o
little Sarah Vaughn. waylaie
and as saulted Reed, for whicl
Jarrot was arrested and on
plea of guilty to common assault
was fined $50 and costs h,
Justice j. 0. Rice.
Is this the estimate Salisbur
township places on virtue and
brother who taxes the law in hi
own hands to seek redress fo
a gross and fiendish wrong don
his 13-year- old sister?
Shame! Shame!! Shame!!!
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11
Blanke's Coffee!

We are selling 4 pounds OF
Blanke's coffee for 81. There IS
nothing better. The poorest
coffee maker can make coffee
that's coffee-the coffee taste is
there from the first cup to the
last. If it isn't half as good as
we say it is return it and get your
noonav hack
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11

VI IOoSNt CI LII O'OO'Lf AiO Se'AS "a
wheat at po oorfarm.
J. W. Woodbridge having fail
ed to build the bridge he con-
tracted for across Palmer's
creek in 21.53-19 the 18th OF
November, 1904, said contract
is set aside and annulled, and
the county bridge commissioner
is ordered to relet contract for
said bridge, etc.
The Mike Telephone Co. is
granted permission and authority
to erect and maintain the neces-
sary poles and place the neces-
sary wires thereon for tele-
phone system along the pubic
roads of this county as will not
interfere with the traffic and
public use Of said roads.
Same as to Prairie Hill Mutual
Telephone Co.
Ordered that the order of this
court, made July 6, 1905. ap-
proving contract made with the
Dildine Bridge C Construction
Co. for a steel bridge across Bee
branch, near H. Eikelman's. be
and is hereby set aside and an
nulled. 1t is further ordered
that the county bridge commits
sioner have said Dildine Bridge
& Construction Co. place said
32-foot | beam steel bridge
across Palmer's creek, near
Robt. Cox's, provided the site is
suitable for said bridge, and if
said commissioner finds said site
is not suitable for saiu 32-foot [
oeam steel bridge, he is ordered
to make plans, etc., for bridge
at said site and report to this
court.
This court on the 18th Of
November, 1904, having approv-
ed the report of the county
bridge commissioner in refusing
to let contract for a bridge across
branch on public road, near Mrs.
Mary Clavin's, for the reason
the branch runs directly down
the road. Said Mary Clavin
having since moved back her
fence along the side of said road,
. it is ordered that said bridge
commissioner make plans, etc..
and let contract for said bridge
and take bond of contractor.
Bonds to school fund approved
, as follows:
August Olson for $500 with A
Westland and s. H. Penrod a.
r securities.
Scott Watson for $500 with C
A. Chapman and F. N. Veatct
4 as securities.
:. In the matter of drainage dis
q trict No. 5; Report of L. H.
a Herring. H. E. Elliott and Lev
Brake, viewers, and O. G.. Dam
eron, civil engineer, filed wit
the clerk of this court, repor
f of viewers made August
e 8, 1905, order directing tha
" the clerk of this court hav
n published for four consecutiv
! weeks in the Weekly Brunswic K
IS er a notice, proof of publicatio
# of said notice, summonses issue
is by the clerk Of the court in sal
n cause and affidavit Of viewer
If and civil engineer are all az
proved by the court. Jaco
= Bruner ct al file their exception
n Same as to drainage distri'
r, No. s, A. L. Wood, H. c. Smit
and w. D. Johnson, viewer
re- and o. G.. Dameron, civ
ID engineer, said notice of publics
ar ton having been published
r. the Triplett Tribune. J. B. Tin
or norman ct al file their excel
tons.
ss M. Shoemaker for 15O wit
lg Geo. E. Winslow. Fred Hahl
ar and Jas. w. Davis as securities
ell Mary L. Maughas for $500 Wi
S. o. Maughas. Emma H. KIM
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11


John Pitts 100
Pontavia Page. ............1 100
Frank Streiff -............,.3 800
John Seigle ............3 800
VIM. Syler. .............. 800
Sam Strother ........1 .13. 100
Raymond Williams 100
Willis Williams. Al 90
Roy Williams, ,........6 800
Total ........... .S223.OO
which is examined, approved
and ordered filed. A warrant is
also ORD cred to issue to said
Shaughnessy for said sum.
ALLOWANCES.
L. H. Miller, waiting on small
pox patient, near Lagonda, S26.
C. H. Woodson, cash for
painting booths, So: for moving
same, 81. Total, SO.
w. R. Sweeney, supplies used
on booths, S4 40.
J. U. Vale, bridge lumber,
S69. SO.
Walter Elliott, same, 1892.
NJ. T. Davenport, cash advanc-
ed for supplies and labor at
poorfarm, S134.26; salary as
superintendent for May, June
and July, 1905, $50. Total,
S294.26.
Jesse Coleman, services as
laborer at poorfarm for May.
June and July. 1905, S54.
J. A. Washam, bridge lumber,
s1O3.
N. A. Parks, four Parks
match lightning gas lamps fol
courthouse, S6.
D. D. Knight, bridge lumber
! S91.10.
A. c. Steffes, supplies furnish
ed smallpox patients, S22.
S. J. Shaughnessy, money ad'
vaned for coal for county Jail
S48.75.
S. j. Shaughnessy, sheriff
co nveying Jas. Atterberry tt
poorfarm, 50,
Missouri school for the deaf
support of Henry Elliott, AS
Drinkard and Flossie Ross
pupils from this county, to Jul.
1, 1905, S42 85.
L. E. Cook, supplies to jail
S14.8O.
J. T. Aldridge, NJ. D., service
1 as physician, and for medicine
furnished to prisoners in tn
county Jail from May 10 t
i August 10, 1905. $40.
T. 7 Cruise, salary as janitc
to courthouse for May, June an
July, 1905, s105.
=, Harry Bowman, support {
u John r. Welch for Angus
u September and October, 1870;
SIS.
T. w. Trlplett, support
= Elizabeth Foley for June, Jul
J. and August, 1905, $3.50.
;. Sarah McClarren, support
h Ida Moss for May, June an
;, July, 1905, $40.
il J. w. Wayland, supplies
y Jail, $50.
n S. J. Shaughnessy, none
|. advanced to R. H. Tisdale ft
}. repairs to Jail Sl.20; same to
R. O'Bryan,S1. Total 1920.
h H. E. Kirkpatrick, medic
le services to paupers at poorfar
/. to August A, 1905, inclusive, 81
til Blair Miller, supplies to ia
,tt S9.05.
e. E. NJ. Williams, support
Edward Wills for August, Se
th tember and October, 1905, $40.
20 Mary Vandusen, support
e. self fer July, August and Sc
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11
NUMBER 2s
tember, 1905, S12.50

.ron, county surveyor, S1.50.
John Fuqua, rep airing desk in
circuit courtroom, So.
S. j. Shaughnessy, fees as
Sheriff at May, 1905, term of
,ircuit court, Sl57.60.
S. J. Shaughnessy, waiting on
county court 13 days from May 1
% Jnly 6, 1905, inclusive, S26.
Salisbury Democrat, station
cry, S6.
j. c. Rucker, supplies to
courthouse So; supplies to Jail,
S2.75. Total, S7.75.
Jas. F. Taylor 6 Son, supplies
to poorfarm, S83.25.
J. NJ. White, medicines for
paupers at poorfarm, S19.05.
Brunswick Lumber G Imple-
ment Co., supplies to poorfarm,
S27,9O.
Knight 6 Rucker, same,
S19.3O.
Strub C Meyer, same, S29.25.
j. M. Mason, recording deed
of Louis Benecke to E. B.
Welch ct al, S1.75.
Geo. D. Barnard G. Co..
stationery, S135.38.
L. B. Thrash. supplies to Jail,
$3.50; supplies to courthouse,
S2.10. Total, $40.
State hospital No. 1 for
insane, support of NV. Williams
to January 1, 1906, S69.
Sam'l Dodsworth Book Co.,
stationery. S11265.
Taylor Heariold, ice for court
house, $3.50.
0. G. Dameron, cash advanc-
ed for freight on steel bridges,
S41.94.
Oliver Typewriter Co., repairs
to Oliver typewriter in county
clerks Office, $3.50.
M.B.Hunt, repairing two chairs
at courthouse, IS cts; supplies
to Jail, 5000. Total, S11.25.
W. D. Vaughan, supplies to
Jail, S16.4O; supplies to court
house, S5.95; supplies to poor
farm, S10.25. Total, S32 80.
Charlton Recorder. stationery,
S57.
Standard Printing Co., sta
tionery, S2S.85.
CHARLTON COURIER, publish
ng financial statement for year
ending May 1, 1905, SS575; sta
tionery, S79.75. Total, S165 80,
Buxton 6 Skinner Stationery
Co., stationery, S25.15.
J. F. Pratt, salary as prosecut-
ing attorney for May, June and
July, 1905, 5000.
H. M. Sigloch, repairing clock
n county treasurer's Office
S1.50.
Miss Grace Morris, 11.days'
services as stenographer at May,
1905. term of circuit court, $50;
12-days' expenses, S24. Total,
$40.
z. T. Lamkin, fees as circuit
clerk at May. 1905, term of cir
cult court, S54.35.
: Jeff Chapman, repairing
plastering in circuit clerks office,
$3.50.
T. J. Martin 6 Co., premiu N
on $1,000 windstorm Insurance
policy on courthouse for five
years, $3.50.
E. B. Kellogg, premium on
fire and tornado insurance
r policies on courthouse for SO, 900
lOr HVe years, Dol oO.
!, J. w. Grizzell, cash advanced
for stamps, freight and express,
S19.i9; salary as county treasur-
er for May, June and July, 1906
$500. Total, S319.1 19.
John Closson and Chas. Par
7 ker, hauling bridge lumber, 81 %,
State hospital No. 2 for insane,
. support of county's insane to
July 1, 1905, and board Of same
| Ito January /, 1905, 81, $780,.
q Just as we go to press we
learn the court granted c., P
and L. B. Thrash license to keen
a dramshop in Keytesville. II
yuaG tho Sapoo old firbt bt,t Nh
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11

curitles.
S. J. Shaughnessy, sheriff.
presents bill for board of prison
ers confined in the county Jail
from May /, 1905, to August Z,
1905, inclusive, as follows:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular August, 1905, Term.

officers present, and transacted
the following business up till
yesterday morning:
o. G.. Dameron, county sur
Teyor and ex-officiO road and
bridge commissioner, presents
report showing that the bridge
across branch on public road
from Prairie Hill to Musselfork.
near Thos. Berney's, has been
completed by j. 7. Prather, con-
tractor, and recommending the
payment Of contract price there
for-S12O-to said contractor.
Report approved and account
allowed.
Same as to fill on road leading
from Prairie Hill to Salisbury,
near R. T. Rutledge's, H. c.
Keen, contractor, for $3.50.
Same to building bridge across
slough on Rockford. Glasgow
road, near Walter Richardson's,
Walter Elliott, contractor, for
STA.
Same as to bridge across
branch On public road from Echo
to Westville, near W. H. Will
sons, J A. Washam, contractor,
for $40.
Same as to repairs to bridge
on public road from Keytesville
to Indian Grove, near F. G.
Walkers, E. Hubbard Hamilton,
contractor, for $50.
Same as to repairs to bridge
on public road from Salisbury to
Glasgow, near JohnBoerger's, b
Hubbard Hamilton, contractor,
fon $50.
Same as to building bridge
across Long branch on public
road from Marceline to Dalton,
near H. Stephenson's, Wm.
Graves, contractor, for S176.5O
An allowance Of S12 is also made
Mr.. Graves for extra lumber
: used.
Same as to bridge across SAND
slough on road from Brunswick
to Triplett, near J. F. Combs
W. D. Bates, contractor, TO-
S4O8. so.
Upon Recommendation of the
township board of Charitor
, township for a woode'
; bridge across branch on publi
, road leading from Rockford tx
g, Glasgow, near o. s. Guilford's
E; the county bridge commissions
is ordered to make plans. etc.
; and report to this court.
K Same, upon recommendatio
OF the township board of Sails
bury township, for a bridg
4 across the east fork Of tn
e Charlton river, near Mrs. Caro-
; line Weisenhorn's.
= Same, upon recommends
is ton Of the township board {
II Triplett township, for a bridg
q across Crawford ditch on ne
: public road from Dean Lake
q Sumner, near H. G.. Crawford
81 The bridge commissioner
h ordered to use his best judgmel
y in regard to plans, ETC., for tn
bridge, and he is also ordered
| let contract and take bond
r contractor.
n Same as to fill in public ros
r from Mendon to Rothville
RI 1O.55.20, VIM. Ray, contraoto
in for S35.
al Same as to building brids
tn across branch on public roe
lg from Keytesville to Mike, ne
to the residence of A. S. Taylc
n, D. D. Knight, contractor, f
wv S109.
as Same as to bridge aero
rd branch Oh public road runnil
en- from Sumner to Brookfeld, ne
an Amos Daugherty's, Kitch
Bros. contractors, for S139.
n Same as to bridge aero
nd Locust creek in public road fir
nd Sumner to Meadvillle, near Pr
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11
Probate Pointers.
ALLOWANCES,

l.
against the estate of R. w. Agee,
deceased: J. w. Luck, S1O.55;
W. R. Sweeney, S6.75; A. Weller,
S3O.45; Paul Stamper & Bro.
S1O.4O; Chapman Bros, S1.37;
ElilShire, s10.40; Henry Kilt
ing, S4.95; Rush Mason, $40;
Meyer 6 Butler, $500; Felix
Chairman, $40.
Est. Rosa Ann Drew: On
motion of Rosa Ann Brooks, nee
Drew, it is ordered that M. F
Farrar, her guardian and cura-
tor, be cited to appear before this
court at it's next regular term
Friday, August IS. 1905, and
show cause why an at
tachment should not be issued
against him for not making fina!
settlement Of his accounts with
said ward, she being now many
years past her majority.
-
Est. Benz njamin Phelps: Or
dered that o. P Ray, guardian
and curator, be an appear
at the regular term of this cour'
to be held the second Monday ir
November, 1905, and make fina
settlement of his accounts will
said ward preparatory to turning
over the estate of said minor t.
his successor, N. P. Hickerson
the said Benjamin Phelps nov
being over IA years of age, ha
become a resident of Howar
county. Mo-, and has chose
said Hickerson as his guardis
and curator.
have just received a new in
| o;oo of xxb;ta am proi0 ara5 an
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-08-11

l have just received a new in
voice of white embroidered anG
duck outing hats. Come in and
see them.
MRS. G. P. VANDIVER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24


Will be sold on Monday. March q. 1905.
at 70 O'Clock noon, on the premises here
matter described, by virtue OF power
Of sale contained in a certain mortgages
deed made and executed by Ida NJ. Mat
teson and Frederick +. Matteson, dated
August q. 1904. and recorded in the office
az the Recorder Of Deeds in the City Of
providence r.. l., I'm real estate mortgage
hoo< no. E43 at page 29S. the conditions
OF said mortgage deed having been
That lot OF land with all the buildings
and improvements thereon situated part
lv IN said Providence and partly in the
town OF Cranston. bounded nort1erly on
Union avenue thirty-hve feet and hold
ing that width extends back southerly
therefrom one hundred and twenty feet.
and Is the westerly thirty-ive feet In
width Of lot number twenty-six on the
Arlington Heights Plat of building sit9s
~ the stephen Randall estate in raid
Cranston and Johnston on record In said
Providence on Plat Card Number S51.
paing the part OF premises he'd by
these arantors, by decd from Louis l..
ANGEL recorded I'm the office ot' the Re-
corder OF Deeds In Providence In Deed
Book ass at page 81
This conveyance Is made subjects to
nreceding mortgage deed OF $500
IN order OF the owner and holder Of
said mortgage who hereby gives notice
of hig Intention 10 bid upon said premises
at said sale or any postponement or ad.
iournment thereof.
'0"' mn JAMES A. SHIELDS. Attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24
MORE OIL
PRODUCED
IN WEST

Washington. March 24--Complete sta
tistics OF oil production throughout the
United States will be ready for pub
iication IN about a month. They will be
OF particular value In the investigation
by the bureau OF corporations into the
operations Of the Standard on and other
refining concerns as showing the relation
OF the cost production 10 the price paid
by the consumer
The report will show that SO per cent
OF the total output is produced west OF
the Mississippi river. This IL the hrst
time the west has exceeded the east as
q producer OF oil
There has been an increase in the con
sumption OF oil. but that increase has
not kept pace with the production. with
the result that there has been an accu-
mutation OF oil in tanks and conse-
quent lowering Of price.
California. Texas. Louisiana. Kansas
Indian Territory. Oklahoma, Colorado and
Wyoming now produce about forty-four
and three-auarter million barrels to over
sixty three million barrels. There Is now
a production In those states OF SO 900. 0UJ
barrels a year. or 17loo0 barrels day.
There ia now a surplus stock OF 5000
600 barrels In Kansas waiting the COM
pletion of pipeline 70 Whiting. Ill.
so that IL may be run there and refined.
In 1904 the production for the entire
country was over 1l9o00.o00 barrels. be-
ing an increase over the previous year
OF about 1s 600. 000 The drilling Of new
wells leads many experts 10 believe that
there will be r vast increase over this
amount next year.
Commissioner Garfield r. now in Kan
sasr whose producers have declared that
the depression In the price has been due
TO the Standard Oil company. Mr.. Gar
field WILL gather all the facts the Kansas
people have 10 offer to sustain that con-
tention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24
DENOUNCES
MEDICAL
PROFESSION

Albany. March 4-Attired in an Easter
with white plumes, Mrs. Florence Fair
view Wieand. 80 and buxom. OF East
Albany, denounceu the regular medical
profession with such vigor as TO excite
the Indignation OF half dozen eminent
ethical practitioners who heard her.
She was speaking in support OF her
bill to legalize the practice of mental
science as n corrective agency for the
treatment or human Ills. Here are some
OF the things she said:
my bill is designed to eliminate tho
science OF conjecture from the prac-
tce OF medicine or rather the science
OF hodge podge There is no room for
doubt as to the necessity or mental
development In the treatment OF diseases.
Physicians OF the old school depend too
much on drugs too little on the mind.
They pay too little attention TO the
mental training OF doctors who are turned
loose on helpless public. With them
Il is the knife or the drug
Nowadays when the doctors are con-
fronted with plague or disease they
do not understand the first thing they
do Is TO ask for an appropriation II
should be called the guessing and not
the medical profession. When they And
germs. they do not know what TO do
with them They are germ chasers and
microbe hunters"
Then mental science is closely allied
10 Christian science?" asked Senator
Tully, chairman OF the health commit
tee
mo: II is not" replied Mrs Wielsnd: !:
'tt Is between the two extremes. Reg
ular medical science treats the body and
ignores the mind; Christian science treats
the mind and ignores the body; mental
science treats both. II brings reason
and intelligence into play"
Mrs. WielaRl's bill was introduced by
Senator McCarren. who. she told the
committee. was "a true friend OF woman" 4"
She sought for a month in vain 70 get
Republican TO present IT, The bill
will probably not be reported Several
physicians appeared against II
Mrs. Wielsnd has a theory that women
are hampered too much She told SEN
ator McCarren that six hours after the
birth OF her last child she had personally
gone 10 the department OF health and
registered it's advent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24
WORKED A
"RAD|UM"
SW|NDLE

New York. March A-Dr Henry A.
Kane. former president OF the Road priv-
ers' association, who has an office as
specialist at No. iSG West Thirty-fourth
rtreet. and his medical assistant. DR.
william A Hale OF No. 2l0 West Thirty
fcuith street. pleaded guilty before Judge
Mcmahon, in Part III, OF general sessions
court TO an indictment charging them
u1th grand larceny in the first degree. The
rhys.cisns were remanded until yester4
Cay for sentence.
The two doctors we're arrested six
weeks ago with their clerk William T.
Horton John J. McCallum. a retired
carlenter Of Mount Vernon, ~ Y. alleged
that from June o. last year 90 January
last he was treatei I'm the Kane santa
rum with what was known as the "ra-
dum treatment"
lie paid them 5000 in instalments. but
cot no benefit. anh finally consulting an
other physician. he was told that he had
been swtndled Tho county medical socie-
ty took the case e. the district attorney.
Since Kane and Hale were arrested full
re titution has been made 20 the COM
p,airsnt
The district attorney Aied = brief recon-
rnendine acceptance 81 the pleas of guilty
Ye said that it the case were tried expert
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24
TA|NE
ACCUSED BY
COUNSEL

Montreal Que, March A.-Excitement
was caused In the magistrates court yes
terday when counsel for Gaynor and
Greene virtually accused Judge La
fontaine. extradition commissioner, OF
being under contract with The United
States IN connection with extradition
cases.
Judge Lafontaine Indignantly denied the
charge, but agreed TO withdraw and allow
the case 10 be tried before Chief Justice
Lacoste. Donald MacMaster. who repre-
sented the United States, characterized
the accusation as a falsehood
Mr.. Taschereau. chief counsel for the
defence, then moved for a suspension
OF the proceedings on technical grounds,
in support OF which he presented two tele-
grams. one To and one from the minister
Of justice. Mr.. Taschereati argued that
the minister OF justice had the right to
determine whether the accused had com
natted an extraditable offence or whether
the basic principle OF the extrsdition
treaty was being violated.
The minister OF Justice" declared Mr..
MaoMsster. a law partner OF the chief
counsel for the defence. has no more
authority TO suspend these proceedings
than n man on the street.
The minister OF justice in Canada is
q. very important parsonage. but II seems
10 me he would have had greater regard
for the proprieties OF legal jurisprudence
II he had not allowed his name 10 Re
attached TO an application for a writ Of
habeas corpus "a set the accused free
Judge Lafontaine overruled Mr.. Tas-
chereatis motion.
A. the afternoon session Marion Erwin.
assistant attorney general OF the state
OF Georgia. was the first witness He
filed the voluminous records OF the pro-
ceedlngs In the courts OF Georgia
Further documentary evidence was NiAd
BY r.. L. Johnson OF Washington. d C..
and George W. Marler. deputy assistant
treasurer ~ the state OF New York Cour,
then adjourned until Thursday TO permit
the defence 10 examine the documents
submitted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24

testimony as to radlum would be needed
and that 10 would be difficult to obtain a
specimen of the medicine given to Mccall
lum. supposed to contain radium because
NcCallum had used IL all
He further set forth that conviction
would prevent the defendants from ever
ractisins medicine in New York again.
hale has d previ criminal record, ac-
corcing 10 the district attorney. having
scived eighteen months in Liverpool, Eng
land. for practising medicine without IL
cense. and eighteen months IN Joliet pris-
On for misuse of the mails
The indictment against Horton was dis
nirsed