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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
MISS LAWS tRRE ST.
Sent TO the Na,sidc Home, hut the Case
j. to lie Investigated.

Margaret Law, ~ year. old. Wa brought
before Supreme Court Justice Kelly in
Brooklyn yesterday in habeaS corpus
roceedine. with a view to her release
from the Wayside Home. to which she was
committed by Magistrate O'Reilly last
Monday She VA waiting on mon avenue
to meet "A CIR friend last Saturday night
thc says, when "A ratrrman met her and
rade advances to her which she ror,elled.
Then h" ARRESTED her on the charge Of
Soliciting and vagrancy. She was com
,oitted to jail and on Tuesday. although -he
pleaded not guilty Ia tn" charge she was
sent to the WHyside Home A. n" District
Attorney WI not ready to proceed ye-ter-
day, the girl was parnled IN the custody Of
her counsel until tuesday.
II has bC"1 III" custom for patrolmen
N Brooklyn 10 20 out in citil"n-' dress on
Saturday night 10 make arrests for soliciting
In the ma jointly Of cases. It i said the
Jairolmen are the ones who do the solicit
ing. and a. soon as n girl speaks To them
IN return she il arrested IT IL for this
reason that the Magistrates discharge many
a the women arrested charged with dis
orderly ccnduct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
Pack Everything In Manehan's.
81; i: * "TARINE
MOTH BAGS
seasShoIs BsETp-PHsqSaf saS Hme;;
Cottage Gags. taTi ne N 9th Sheets
Conrad TO 60 to Sing Sing Tom orro~.

DR.. Edward f.. Conrad whose conviction
for attempted abortion was affirmed by
the Court Of Appeals on Friday, was locked
up in the FONTS yesterday. Conrad was
arrested on Centre street by Detective
Sergeant O'Connell while on hi. way to
the District Attorneys Office to give himself
his sentence, which is not more than two
years or less than A year. He will lie taken
TO Sing Sing Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
Dress Goods Dep't

For this Week
A,hu,r c;,;In,, $500 yds So in: bright s.,.,
we" . high hstre fabrics, in navy blue Spee'u
seal brown, myrtle dark plum steel and 5o yd
black regular proe $50 I'D ......................'
1890 ydJ. Dreu Good.
Ends Of the seasons bnneas lengths sum Special
srts suits in ooor and black val 90. I'd
u IS I'd -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
Lord g Taylor
SILK SPECIALS
For Monday and Tuesdar.

Nbtt Washa6k Ha6uiai, y inche. zoe N sspsaau!
variety Of purposes value Sc I'D SOC yd
Co,td C,epe de CAne 500 yd. sree, and evening" '.dss
exceptional value 6Sf 3D.
Bhtk TaHrfa Si, 5000 yds Domestic Black Taasta sl1
100 --V 1900 strong and reliable: value 7sc I'd
SOC JG
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

jason isbell was bitten by a spread.
TAG adder snase Friday afternoon
and died that night Al i2 o'clock
lie vas fxlng i ience.on bis cousin,
Dock tshell's farm, aud noticing a
dos barking a. sonlething ia tie grass
went q zee what Il was His shirt
sleeves were rolled up and a. he reach.
81 down 10 part the grass the snake
strnek hlm Ia the left arm near the
elbow making two Easaes about an
inch ard bali apart
Tie poison toQk effect ~ quickly
that lslell could nos klil tho snake
and walked a few feet before he fell
fpm iaiut and sickness. Being aione
in The Aed d va s8me time before
he rallied ard was allie tn come to
town. aud possibly three hnan before
he feeelFed medical treatment. This
togetlef with The delay iu setting
l4uof made e several houn before
anything was done Al nr Amund.
son ard McCarf s. onlse lsDell suffer.
ed untold agony requiring several
strong men tq bod him during Tie
nis q pain and suffering Tie tao
doctors iabored hard snd long 10.
fore they could get the medicine %
aci. and whea hmaghi under rs in.
auenes they dla noi leafe him, but lt
was 90 late Ills poisson bad piasei
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

Ferthe National Baptist AnnIgsr
-t Sci iuas May i8 q ai n.
elusive. se II KN q Ry Wl
Hatr "a $50 ra4Ha tyip t.esets O. 81.
louis a afs q aae Ear Hlas 81 cents
d eseis 80 SAFE MAJ to inclusive
oi - return ~ go ant including
STAR 81 Teoa desiring q attend Tie
satIsN iagt Convention ai han.
SIS t.tE NaF a % lt uaf parrfAss
tickets at ihls tate ged sa. Tie
kli5 e. kansas EsE ana aar. ua1e
fn ST. l1sls. efHI0FtH mAy te a6s
faluel 6 KANSAS cts D. ispl.tas
tsaet aaa payment - a ttt See
hMfs aseat t particulars aui p.H
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
NAN PATTERSON
RELEASED
Released Without Bond Can.
not Be Convicted ThOus
and cheered as She
Left the Court.

Associated Press
New YORK, May i2-Nsu PatfeHsan
Vas release hara to-day On her
own Fecogulauee the district
attorney having agreed 10 give her
Ter freedom without bail
Tie district attorney admits that
she cannot he cofieted la this county
As hla Patterson left tie criminal
court building two thousand persans
Ia The sireets ehasred SIS was sc.
cgmpluled by her father ard lawyers,
and was driven immediately 20 tla
lawyers Office
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
0roular Aehss Ana Pains

Ms Josie sumner urmoai TcxaA
writes April l5 lae n hare used
HalIafda suoN Llnlmcni q ng fam.
ilt tQf thfee yean ! would got fe
without i ii TIE hanse hayo R4ei
Il - iay little gir feF growing pains
and aches b her knees lt cured Der
flzht asag lave also usssi q faf
freat bitten feet with gai success
L s The tesi lnlmant ever used
- ac, slao sold u Peoples nfas
store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

Tst dass rott fhtnf m ~ath
fF street Friday aa8 HH
utisra Hone leIafglu. &c 8n tees.
8alWms5 aui esasei tHe Hn t He.
mt feaeJ ml CH aHRr THe
tWse ma ap tfa a'u hefee tAs
caeekea Natioaa. BANS HI Myers s
MaAfnefs irue s'aft aatl au atsaf
Eag} Nss straes nh.aa eeoftuuI
tHt tatf tarraee Me HsharleFs
slffase Ras damaged o. saae extent
Mt tte Iate Haie ag aaak escape
from tGe Mfa ANA Has u hn
tre'f
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
tteane

Win overcome indigestion and @ ,s.
peIeia. regulate tie baaes and cure
liver and kidncy complaints Il is tle
hesi blood euuehe aud Inyikmt0r .u
Tie world Il j. parea sCgetahle pet
fea harmless an1 Should son a
sufferer from disease $50 viii ue 4
Ifyou arc 8lss rs s. Andrews eds
t0f ana manager doea ana Raekleiff
News. Cocaa. Fla writes - have
usod your ueFhIne q nay family m1
nnd Is a most excellent medicine It's
effects upon nYsIt hare been
married. benefit ! recommend Il uu.
hesitatlngiY Sold 81 Peoples Drug
Store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

Denver colorado september i q
lsa faf ths ocoasiuu re Frisco
VII sell foafi.trp dcseih ~ Denver
Colorado springs anl Pueblo eel 81
rte u tl5la Date f safe August
q % ssgt Isis Return mlt
September q but extension saa to
secuted ~ deposit 81 f.tsei eItH Joint
aseat and payment q o. ~ g cc1ts
al time of depaslt SIDE igf tickets
- 81 points q Interest can 81 had at
rate ( aHe fam ief re ma luH
tar faftleF partHaam m Frisco
agents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
Tsrritary Hotel Ma A sslela..

Caney has Mas 9 GcofFs London
q ColllmFilie. ! I committed sal-
elsle ln hatcl hers .aft nigHt ty tak.
ius afgchnlne ne came % tlls c0un.
~ about twenty yeara ago afd was
fairy successful ln his business ven.
tafcs iie Kept the London hotel IN
Colllnsfii'e setefai Jean ago and sa.d
OF 90 10 into the 80 business lie
pmpeted near Cesllnsytle f0r ras
without aaeccs he hai been drink.
Tex heaellY rocsutl he caves a
a.iop aud three daughters
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
a simple Remedy fot Aequlrelnr
lizard -luseiss aud = sound Hody.

iiard 1useiss and = sound hody
4 nnmhef l2 bora gun vheu aadcd
aIth three drains of powder NH send
. aal 20 slat futhet and aloat hartef
than f double th0s aaHml ai paNAct
i asei tmmueh geadef IS u~d
al q it vii not etpleiemflI Is lsat1
tie mufEie q the KaH That paffim
which does not explode 81 Tie pfopf
time ulerfsres with Tie dlueiloDaud
CHECKS the te.ociiy af Tie sHot
Hand muscles ana s dnnE BIDS da
nel depend O. tho quantity u fdoi
buf 81 its ferfect dikesticuaud proper
assimilation
Il The nutrient porfItt.es 6 ui ~
TIE food that mhy te fstcu are appro.
pflated py tie blood al Tissues, tie
musle, q ths holg ligroW iafdef
ard stronger ehmther Son at much
of little
Yau mas u we'll b0t not frong
What yoa SAINT IS strength physical
fofee
Sou do u6l need q u Res % reod
kod0l Dyspepsia Cure
Thousands 81 men and millions 20
women have uetd ior iasi Niaf koial
Dyspepsia eare viii do tor Them
4 little Kodul alter meals vii enable
tie stomach and digestive organs a.
digest and asSlmilate eyoB atom of
al u the Wholesome feed that May le
eaten It Wlll % moFe
II will euahe the hestamach foeatmct
from the fool all rs nutrient proper
ties and contribute tie same Is the
hlaod
Il viii enable the blood 10 circulate
freely and deposit q fali quota = this
tissue. Building and stwngth giving
material into every mock, corner, mus.
ele and fbfe II your Nh0le being
The result Is perfect strength aud
pVffec; health
Disease cannot las hid on tie ma
of woman v1ose physical condition Is
thus fortified. Recommended - nhe
Peoples Drug store a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
SPECIAL Ratss 10 n Loui,.

Enuaa convention taEtisfs ef
Sanh America agi Aat.omI Eagt 3
AuuHtnaHes ST. louis Ma MaI
.sl ls1
F tia assI0athoFfsea al1
round trip ticEots U 81 io9s ANA ft-
tau no tie mfe u aUe reFaaf tns
e1as fare plus 81 esai sila ana. o.
tum HmB Stay =. Is1t
Tcsels maY BE- routed ia Kansas
CtYRo.nk ahd siaaater At kansas
ttf @u IL ahaHed hy deHm.tHE
.traet eitl Iunt agent gu af before
NaY lf an1 Mfmsut ~ fee gf GGf
eats at time of derast Faf wuiga.
AH sce Erls,3 Agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
POISONOUS SNAKE
KILLS JASON ISBELL

ali through the system reaching the
heart and brain and he died in the
doctors oilice without regaining com
seioasness.
The deceased twas a strong young
man about 3 years Of age. lie came
here last spring from Fallmore, H.,
where his parents now reside. He has
one sisicrin Vinita, Mrs. Henry Bruno,
Tie body vas shipped 10 the old
home Ia Illinois fof burial
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
STRIKERS MUST
OBEY THE LAW
President Told Them He Would
Suppress Violence.

AhirAKN. MAf - NNsfeN4&N AsfEM
t4as gasen out 4 statement embracing
the conversation hetweeG tie striking
tsamsleFs ard President Roosevelt
relative 70 The Intervention q troops
into tie strike situation Atcf read.
ina theif protest and petition tie
president said:
~ have read tho petition sou have
presented 70 me- the conclusion u
Nhlch IS request fof a iiesflng be
faFe ans action b taken bg tie Fed
efal president relating 20 tfs Chicago
strike sitaatl0h As set 10 suggestion
d ans Kind las come 20 me from ans
source that should take anY action
Of tllc merits q tie ease I am wholly
ignorant have 10 kuaaieigs e
shat tie situation Is of of shat STEPS
would properly be taken 70 end Il. ]
feel. however that iu view u ous
statement of seFies d statements III
Jour ettsr | ought 20 say this ! ~
gni tilaf sou si.ould 10 ths letter have
spoken 81 ali " TIE use % tie fedora
army as sou have there spoken. No
request has been made - ne far
action by lle iciea government, bug
a. tbe same time Mr she's, as yoa
have iu this Communication 20 uie
brought up that fact want % sa}
aue thing alih al the emphasis u
uy power M gph1Ialus law ami
order n doing whst be- Is able 10 %
q suppress mob violence "a any shape
81 way, tie mayor q Chicago Malaf
huune has as hearty suppr lam
glad to II able ie aY ths fo toa
gentlemen befQra ! ag i % ahi
etirf bodf NOS let me rpeat thai
l tnoa nothing q tho fseis % TIE
situation } sues nothing % TIE
ughts Or wrongs ~ The points AZ
issue What ! have o. ag S baset
purely upon wlat fegald As the m.
fortunate pliraauT e q letter pfe.
sautcd to thg President II fle Tinted
states have n3g loen called upen
e. Interfere n auf aaJ ogt le4 masi
u1t mlsgudrniaui AS aftltsdo
ln e9efy e,ioff q Nayor uauue -
prevent Violence ~ uols q nily.d.
aals b es thar tie laws afe ahefrt
ara tlAt afdtr s preserved Ne has
the hearty support e lhe paideH. q
the rulte4 siatss aad lu g s8e
meut o. should have tiaf 81 cle
good elfleu of tie ru4sd States
Sow gentlemen. il has leea q sreat
pleasure 8 see J0a aHl / an Fad g
lAtc tai lle chaase to So tAs q
goa
p am believer ia uuloHs ! au sH
lhomuf Hembsfef .ue WHn iat
tI.u lnaH nsst aleg tte lzs Iasf ss
tle .assslan masf o5ef fae lass
|asf Is eEeB maH Elch of HasH uasa
aeg tia aW hsFe G4 action Ias
l.eu .ed far hf ae aut mt cef
'alnN action called fer m roe
sfaII ta s. exact sHsfrt ehier t.s
ha o. eeef5 Ua1 81 fr a } have
nNcr Haf the dH8 ESSENTIAL is fae
Fftssuf af Ma 4ui aHIsr H15
suppression 10 yaHat b Res
u8F3Qas
Ihs @l the atAElF8 Md tas
sm.ftee ethifeN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
COURT TERMS
Eershera District. Indian Territory,
1900 Ana 1909.

eaAND AID PETIT gURms wll.r "a
ORDERED AT
NlnltA, October 2. 1905
NowagA. OctotaF -. 1885
TahleQuah, November q. 1866
Miami November - 1905
Pryor CFeak. November a9. i@5.
Giafom0Fe. December I, lan
saiisaw, December II, 1895
fNrir sunEs WILL nE ORDERED Ar
Nlnlta, January 2 iea
Miami, January Is, ieQd
Aowata January =, ip0a
TaileQuah, February 8, ipA
Pryor Greek. February ". l3sx
ClaFcmoe, March 5, i9Od
saillaw, March ~ iesi
BRAND Akn rEIfr 1rnIEs WILL ~
ORDERED AT
Miami March %. lsa
Nuwata, April ( lsA
Iahlequah, Aprll n laM
Pryor Greek April % lea
Clarcmoe. May 8, leo9
saliisaw Mas -. leef
Ninlta, June q laA
II j. oriered that TIE tsrmsof court
iur the Northern District Indian
IeFnt1rg, ~ as sei forth hi the above
calendar for the year 1915 and 1904
Jusrru A GuL
NfLLitN R LAwnENCE
Judges of tllu Northern bistftct D..
fiau Territory
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
TWENTY KILLED
AT MARROW
Tornado Strikes NARROW and
Duncan |. 7. Today.
AsseiatdPrs

Associated Press
Oklahoma C.ty Naf ~ A sposla,
from MARROW 7 say A tornado.
preceded by a heavy fa3 storm.
struck MARROW AZ A m today
Twenty lfes losi ana twenty dwell
ing houses wrtcked
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
Jaets That Produce the presalum
Malas

1Noai Is tiese reads for service De
II s Wanens harm SOUTH Wilson
street sla taf Is male calt call aui
Inspect thee splendid animals Two
Hano fnm Wcsiraaa kaH OHe
baes pefelnfon. e9st tlNa Oue
Cleveland has t5N Registered ni
bred 0ptadatr
ii IS Warren NHHta 1T if
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

n sou are entitled 70 citizenship
and ara not on the rolls, or have busi-
hess before the Interior department,
write immediately 70 y W Wright,
Restored attorney Bond Building,
Washington. u G. laa-l0stf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

Oklahoma c.tg May % go o. m-
Reports are reaching here gothe e.ieet
uat twenty people were BILLED at
MARROW T ana Duncan u IS
tornado which struck ti.as towns 81
a.ne e.ees tpls morning All wires
are down.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
What 4 I.oieys Kidney cure

Answer Il Is made from a prescrip-
tlon of d leading Chicago physician.
and uae ~ the most eminent IN the
country The ingredients are tie pur-
esi tlsat money can buY. and are selen-
tlHcallg combined 90 get their utmost
value Sold hf Peoples drug st0Fadw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

A negro who had held woman aud
woman and child for ransom vas
hanged by a mob a. Belmont. no.
yesterday and his body riddled with
bullets as it sNayed in tile air.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18

0ne fap pias 5oa CT tle 0andtrlp.
Tickets on Nlle MAJ q p inclusive
sood until Mas 3 See Katy AGENT
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
~ st GOING SOUTH
KAT GOING NORTH

q, rkRrHiNu.
AKent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-18
kodOI Dyspepsia Cure
Dlussts what you eat

F0F - 81 - ~ 20
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-14
INTRODUCE DORUM WHEAT
M. A. CARLETON, CEREALIsT OF
THE DEPARTMENT. OF AGRIOUL-
TURE. PASSES THRU MINNEAP-
Oils. "..a'l 49, ...

M. A. Carleton, cerealist Of the de-
partment of agriculture, was in Mime
apolis yesterday on his way to Kansas
City to examine the results obtained
there by Captain Charles B. Stevens Of
the United States army, who is expert
menting as to the value Of durum wheat
as food for the army.
Mr.. Carleton is the man who intro
uced durum wheat into this country.
He brought it from southern Russia,
where it is extensively grown. It is
also product of Tangier. It is grown
in Europe and Africa in lower latftudes
than this, but it has proven very
thrifty crop, wherever grown in the
been produced in Kansas during the
past year. One mill at Kansas CITY
facture of durum wheat -four, and the
is devoted almost entirely to the manu-
government has been experimenting
with that -four with view to determ,
lining whether to adopt it to any ex-
tent as a food supply in the army.
Mr.. Carleton says that the large
shipment recently made to Marseilles
was. for the purpose Of making maca-
ronii; that the superior quality Of the
grain produced in this country this
year explains the: demand in that mar
ket, and SO long as the quality is good
the demand is likely to increase.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-14
CITY NEWS
THE WEATHER
Forecast,

IS Z
Minnesota Unsettled tonight and
Sunday, with rain in east portion ;
colder tonight; brisk to high northerly
winds.
Upper Michigan Rain tonight and
Sunday; colder in west portions; IN
creasing east to northeast winds.
observation-disclosures tonight and
Sunday; colder Sunday and in west por-
tions tonight; brisk southerly shifting
to northerly winds Sunday.
Iowa. Unsettled with rain and colder
tonight and in east central portions
Sunday; brisk to high southerly shift
ing to northwest winds.
North and South Dakota morally
fair tonight and Sunday; colder to-
night; warmer Sunday.
Montana-Fair tonight and Sunday;
warmer Sunday and in north and west
portions tonight; southwest winds.
For the Upper Lakes-Increasing
winds, becoming brisk and possibly
high Sunday, east to northeast, except
southerly on southern portions OF
Michigan and Huron; showers.
Storm northeast warnings displayed
on western Lake Superior and northern
Michigan.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-14
FUNDS COMING. In FAST.
LOANS FROM SCHOOL FUNDS
THAT ARE APPROVED WILL
SOON BE MADE.

Applications for loans from the per-
manent school fund amounting to $685.
board Of Investment 81 tits 'a amount osas.
$4,000 was allowed school districts,
and the remainder in county ditch
ponds, kittson county getting $l3,-
1852 and Wadena county 1880. A
loan of $4,000 from the permanent uni
verslty fund was made to the village
of Starbuck.
The cash in the fund is still low, but
State Auditor Iverson anticipates that
all loans approved will be made by
next January. School district appli-
cations approved now amount to $780,
200, and the cash to supply them is
only $4,000. In addition there are
500, 900 in applications for county
ditch bonds and $4,000 in township
applications, approved but not salts
ned. The shortage amounts in all to
$225, 700. The permanent school fun,
ably in the next fe wweeks. There are
$4,000 in iron ore royalties reported,
and to be paid next week. The state
timber sale next Tuesday will bring in
$4,000, Mr.. Iverson estimates, in adj
vance payments. If all the timber
$4,000. 49, '''p's =
The state land sales should bring in
1925, 1000 cash, and $4,000 is conserva-
tive estimate. November collections on
land contracts will bring in $4,000, and
county timber sales in November will
realize $4,000. The total estimated re-
ceipts. according to the state auditor
are $295,000, not including $4,000 in
stumpage drafts in process Of collection.
This will be enough TO care for all pend
ing loans, and others that may be ap-
proved this fall. #
State Treasurer Block raised the
ueestion at the meeting Of the board to.
day, whether funds realized from sales
of swamp lands could legally be loaned
to school districts. It has been the prac-
tice, but fine constitutional point is
involved. Chief Justice Start and At
torney General Young, after consulta-
ton, advised the board that the present
practice is legal, under liberal con-
struction Of the 1873 law. #~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-14
dope FIEND" MUST GO
Ledger at Salvation Army Home Is or
- = go y>.>E5 - dered Out. =! -s5ts $

g-t ~ -
Staff Captain W. J.. Gooding, super
Sintendent IF the Starvation Army Indus
trial department, was forced to part with
one Of his boarders today. The man.
who gave his name as Simon p Baer,
was dope fiend" of long standing.
He had been in the army's lodging house
for several weeks, and while very fait,,
full about taking his morphine, never
caused any trouble until last night.
In a At Of artificial elation he started
out to teach the other inmates Of the
dormitory to use ''the needle" Finding
his persuasions failed to secure converts.
he waited until his companions were
asleep and, picking out the man on the
next cot as the most promising mate-,>.
jabbed the hypodermic needle into him
The pain awakened the victim, and his
struggles and cries brought him assist
ance. This was too much for even the
long suffering. hospitality Of Captain
Gooding. and he turned out Baer, ''pill"-
bottle, hypodermic needle and ali.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-14
$4,000 LOST In EGPS
FARMERS DUMP LATE EGGS IN
MARKET FORCING DOWN
PRICES AND COMPROMISING
:. WHOLESALERS. .-.:--

Because the farmers of the state are
slow about gathering their egg crop, the
annual egg bill Of Minneapolis is raised
$4,000. This is established by figures
prepared for the Commercial Bulletin
by Robert Ungerer.ss taEa
When fresh eggs command 20 cents a
dozen, the wholesale dealer must figure
on loss Of 81 a case, caused by over.
age. Minneapolis uses 500 cases of
eggs a day, which means loss of $500
st. Paul has to stand a similar loss
The total loss for the twin cities i'm the
course Of a year is $50, 900, and for the
state 100000. e4ci&5( L ~. &. eIs.
. ALI thisSloss is traceable to the farm
ers. They are slow5in gathering their
eggs and slow in bringing them to mar.
ket. The local dealers are lax IN their
inspection, and the wholesalers have to
figure on q large percentage Of loss thru
oyerripe eggaesoo 21a raoT Esd ~.ssss
This loss 5utimatkly falls upon the
consumer, aslthe dealers are. unable to
combine to. regulate the price or fix
a standard Of quality because of the
antitrust laws. If the local merchants
would absolutely refuse to buy any but
fresh eggs, 100000 would be saved an.
inually in the states Of Minnesota
North and South Dakota, say the whole.
salers. S. :