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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
FAvORITES ARE LOSERS.
In Al But One Instance In the Races
At Rochester, N. n.

Rochester. n. H., Aug. 25.-The mid
summer meeting at the local track
closed, today, with three good races,
in which Alberta. the winner of the ia
trot, was the only favorite to come up
to expectations. taking three straight
heats. Gloria took the 30 pace away
from the favorite, Ginger, in straight
heats. Little Rena was picked to win
the eco trot but failed to win heat
and was ranked fourth. Baby Girl took
the race, losing one heat to DICK
ErinO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
CONDITION HOPEFUL.
Deputy Hanscome Likely To Recover
From Operation at Portland.

Portland, Me-, Aug. 25-The general
condition Of Deputy Superintendent of
ton is good according to the announce
ment of physician at the Maine Gen.
eral hospital today. While it Is too
early to know the effect of the opera
ton performed, Tuesday morning,
when q gall stone measuring an inch
IN diameter was removed, there has
been no complication and it is believed
he will recover.
Mr.. Hanscome was reported rs resting
very comfortably. this evening, and his
physician says that his recovery is now
looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
CLOUDY AND COOLER.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday, for New Eng
land: Partly cloudy and cooler, Sat
urday ana Sunday; probably showers,
Saturday. in southeast portion, fresh,
northeast winds except west to north
on the Maine coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26

The argument of the prosecution at
the preliminary hearing in the police
court At Somcrvillc, Mass, in the case
of Joseph Evans. charged with the
murder of Geo. l.. Frazer, a private de-
tective, was concluded, Friday, and
court adjourned until Saturday. when
Judge Fuller will announce his verdict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26

MISS Lulu Piper. who was induced to
, ,a her home with her mother and sis
.ers ~, m Bangor to go to Phoenix. Ariz.,
If on my ,iSe with her father in the early part
G ,,., MED by her sister. Miss Rose Piner
h m.io uaveied from Bangor to Phoenix to
b hacI h ne back. Miss Piper is glad to get
declines to ne paS old hone but the family
regarding one of the most mvster;ons
cases occurring in Bangor in a long time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
Charles F. Made Cuardi-
an Of His Son c. Archer.
To Prevent His Turning Prop
eriy into the Shiloh Funds.
Probate Count So DEGREES and Sons AHor.
neg will Make an Appeal.

Auburn. Ne. Aug. THE guardian
s'ip Of g. Archer Dunlap. an inmate OF
rl,. Holy Ghus. and Is Colony at
-nI'rh. u,a given 10 his father, Charles
b. Lumbar. az Portland. today by III"
f~Ghtt.. court. MIR. Dunlap Was grant
al iE" gulrii. rship Of G. Archer Dun
I.p- .au. Erlon, whom h" recently re-
tu.t,i frnm shiloh, when the decree
.l. af,,u,d by The fun bench of the
,'li.itIu'. court Of MdiiI".
~ Arthur e. Dunlap Is IN adult the
G.,rc.. only gives tn" right to control
his p.I-,u.I estate. which amounts 10
about 5000. j Lcqu-st from his grand
father. The petition WAS filed for the
purpos" Of preventing him from turning
his mn."y INTO tn" shiloh funds as he
had dom with his ether possessions. in
,ludiul S,N,r ri hundred dollars.
TIN, tiutifrl reasons ar tn" decree,
WIN Il t,..s ISSUED by Judge W. II.
Newell. tn.iav. are hat 10 Civ" All his
possessions tn such m institution is IN
,uuri,ttut With ones obligations TO
himself ana 10 sooi"ty: that there is
.rthir. to indicate that Shiloh is an in
stItutiuu ~ permanent character or
mat IL mi-fITtuu" nNcrtakeS him, his
uif.. or thlt institution. n" or his wife
,r.. mia may not become subjects Of
,hlrity w. in need of assistance from
tn town.
II. T.. coolidge of Lisbon Falls, tn"
lt;, .u..v for - Archer Dunlap. inn
u,dilt,ly upon hearing OF Judge
%ru,ll'4 d".rcc. mad" nlt papers dp-
tr.ilIu- from the decision. The papers
M,., t,,,ivrd AT Auburn. this after
i..n. ana viii bc iilch. in tn" morning.
Ny rpolidg" stated. tbs c"cning. that
b. Ltd expected such - decision.
FuiuwnE Is an abstract Of Judge
%.v.Ne decree.
Mir. Dunlap and his wifi" ar" NOW
both urI.frs 81 shiloh. have been there
t"r slX ,r1r, sud as testified 10y him
I.is tYs Ir,.--nt intention I" remain W
tht. ,unuuhty IN the future. lie
,'Itu- thu il this petition Is granted
and g.. comes into possession of his
u.ut"ti.. nh the power I" dispos" al
tn, s,ru,. b." Intends to d"nat" a p"r-
ii,u ' I.4.t "f III" amount received
~ shiloh ana upon direct inquiry as
tu tl. rr"htblc amount. h" "vadcs the
au.W"r and fails To give Information
concerning the sam" To tho court. li'
r.-ftI.i that il is taught ~ shiloh I"
fW-.lk,. al ana Eiy" - VI" Lord II
Construed rally. this Is inconsistent
vlu uu's obligation Ia himself his
ilmrN lui snrirty. aud with tn" laws
ct iu,. state which ar" intended tn
s.Iif.. tho performance" Of thos.. obli-
i.tu.us. III. century Dictionary de-
Continued on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
The Yacht St. Lawrence Is Safe.

Halifax, N. S., Aug. 25e-The over
due racing yacht st. Lawrence arrived
tonight. after a stormy passage of five
DAYS from sydney. N. S. Some ankle
Ity had been felt for her safety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Aug. o5.-Local forecast for
Boston ana vicinity: Fair, Saturday
and Sunday; light. east to north winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
Hello! Hello! Hello F!

If you hoard that we were giving
away $500 & 5000 Bills. wouldn't you
come after your share? Well It's Just
what We are dong. only We sometimes
owe N.ay mere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
woonsocket Races Postponed.

Woonsocket, r. L.. Aug. 25.-The
harness races at the local track were
postponed. today. on account of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
Don't FORGET S.,s..I,.

Mnrm YOU pack your trunk Penders
lehahge Oh food. water and Climate safe.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Hon. John Stevenson, Breckenridge,
Minn 1t Is very gratifying to be
back among our old neighbors and
friends for visit The country ant
conditions have changed quite material.
~ for the better since we moved away
six yearE ago. We are satisfied with
our new home, but of course miss the
old associates 1t is sad to return and
miss go many who have crossed the
broad river or moved to other states.
Vernon county shows prosperity, and
am glad TO know of and witness it We
90 TO Milwaukee to visit our daughter
Hattie, then home to Minnesota
Harvey NJ Allen, Webster Three
years ago | harvested q poftion 0i a
second crop of tobacco on the 20th of
October, and / had no better weed in
early grown than the later proved when
it cured. There is quite quantity of
second. growth that might be harvested
this year with profit.
Henry Woodcock, Liberty Il lost a
horse, and good one, in a peculiar
way, While assisting in the harvest of
my unfortunate SON. s tobacco crop, my
team ran away, one of the animals
coming in contact with tobacco spear
with such force and in fatal spot, that
it killed the beast
O. T. Lindevig, Kickapoo: When
commenced taking the CENSOR q few
years ago, ! did so to encourage my
children to read English 1t not only
r.uhted my children, but have learned,
by first reading little things about home
affairs, TO read and understand English
readily
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
Lie Under a Western Tent.

Writing from Vancouver, Washing
ton, TO the CENSOR, Joe Nelson says.
PLEASE change address on CENSOR from
Dale TO Vancouver, Washington. We
have been knocking around all summer,
so we haven't had much good Of the pa
per, but we are settled for the winter
now and expect to get our mail regular
ly. We lived In our tent from May l7th
until October 7th, except what time we
spent In Portland at the fair. The
weather was fine for camping up to the
middle of September, when we had con-
siderable rain 1t is nice again now
We have enjoyed this summer very
much and have nice place to live the
coming winter, handy to school
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

John Potts was called 10 Hancock
by the serious illness and death OF Lis
lltti7 s.x-Fesrold daughter, Thelma
81 hJ has been lis ng with her uacte,
j ri Wise. Ransj of the sweet little
: arrived here Monday morning IN
81 raj and internens az Brueh Hollow
this afternoon.
The stock deiiv riee ~ Monday and
in recent weeks, Aet Taa ljke old times Of
twenty years age when Viroqus was
considered the beet market ia western
Wisconsin. Delivery days now scores
Of farmers may ts counted from tong
distances covering al directions Mon
day and Iuesday 81 public barns and
hitching Ilaces were crowded with teams
from fhe surrounding country That
YirCqus has grow 'fTisiiY ia & buei-
ness way al least. s,uce t.e advent If
the new railroad, 2 sppe ant 10 tvery
fody who obserygs thinGs That com
petition is the life Of trade Is well-w0rn
but true maxim.
--Vircqua shares in the big iuvesb
CATION BENG carried Oh bY q New York
legislative committee, 81 the four big
insurance companies II that state
Miles 81 DaBsO was chosen bY state
authorities 70 act az actusry for the
committee, one Of the most important
positions one c0nid take mp These are
The iBetitueions that have 80 reekiessiy
equau3ered the funds "a policy holders
ia Uig salaries contributions % cam
p4igE comnjstee, sn1 IN ofhsr uuiAw-
ful wsJz Yiroqua !s pleased % FUR
nisb q gentleman for ibis service Such
az honor and responsibility would not
" lae lUH ff fts B.
tTa-tr#rthg
la csse q i5s= vf bait aheIg tie
r,ef- aays eefIfes le-5 taylJ vitality
uur Q.ibiUt d .natc cee-tvr- trial
H- Ircammzs o. ntesuze 3, f. iuats
fsanf ctoE wuie1 nFsieiao- Reaera3iy
i-.... lsi4-lh - o~-t suited 81 -fIiuniafe
fl.s, rizi5 uf aair.
o b DAVIS Druggist
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
III C- -. conntv convention.

The annual county convention Of the
W G. T. y. takes place at La Fargo on
October 81 and November I All county
officers and presidents Of local unions
are delegates, bssides these every union
is entitl q to one delegate for every ten
members and ms Jon fraction thereof
1t is sincerely hoped that all nine unions
of the county viii send full delegation.
Good weather, az excellent program
aud a most ENJOYABLE time is IN store
for us. Rev Chas d Buffers, one
Of our most forceful temperance speak
ers. will deliver Ga address on the FIRST
evening, and the second evening will be
occupied by program in charge Of the
fiourishiug L T. Il Of La Fargo. Every
body Is welcome to any and all Of our
meetings Mrs JACKSON EILBAuGH
County President
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Our netghboring county of RichIand
h getting au Bnepviable rtcord for crime
Of late Il was bat few days since five
convicts were sent to states prison in
one herd, with sentences from ten TO fif.
teen years
A family shooting occurred in the
southern part Of the county, a week
since, ia @hich two brothers were in
volVed, Elmer and George Williams.
The former shot the latter The wound.
ID man lie not liable to die, from repott4
Preliminary hearing awaits develop.
ment
George Baaty, a married man Of
Woodstock. is In the hands Of govern
ment officials, charged with rlfling
mails October "a mail sack was lost
from the stage running between the
Center an0 LaF8rge driyen by George
Luckey The sack contained number
OF letter. The contents of the sack had
been rided and taken. A government
inspector looking after the matter dis-
covered enough to satisfy him that Ge,.
Bea y was guilty Of the riding.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
First County Fair in Bad Az"

Writing from White Salmon, state Of
Washington, under recent date, the ven.
eEable Charles Waters recalls early times
aud management Of the agricultural so-
cietY He writes The first county fair
in Bad AK, now Vernon. was held on
Main street, north Of the Dunlap resi-
dence, ! think, ON lots owned by Edward
MiDshall. But few entries of stock were
made One incident / remember well
Herman Greeve, the wealthiest man In
the county at that time, came to me the
second day Of the fair and said Please
have the judges 60 - CBe hotel barn and
look at my SOW aud litter Of pigs
conferred with Mr.. Somerby, secretary,
and Capt Cade one of the executive
committee, and we reasoned If we set
that ss an example we might have re.
quests in future years to go to farms and
other places separate from the ground
to pass Judgment on stock too Young to
travel What q mistake made, for AZ
long as ! was president Of tho society
ffour years. Mr. Greeve never made en-
try Of anything at the fair
What contrast between the first and
Il st fair Of Vernon cGunty"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

II is sad to see so many boys, young
men, ia fact, reading 1--WE aud ten cent
novels OF very questionable moral tone
1t is too bad they allow their tastes TO
be cultivated in that direction instead #
looking for higher and better things
When we think Of the wondrous reYela-
tions and beauty in the classics and the
fascinating style of presenting facts in
the guise Of fiction in the hundreds of
volumes Of historical novels, to say
nothing of the elevatlng and enobling
tone of modern masterpieces. the wealth
of agricultural and scientific reading
we cannot help pity ing the youth whose
mental caliber is so small as to be inter
ested By the trashy adventures Of q
Diamond Dick, Nick Carter" or
''Young Wild West
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
THE LA FARCE CONTENTION.
Social Club Members Maintain Their Po-
sitisn in Court

La Fargo, officials and private eiti-
zens, were here In swarms on Monday,
coming here as witnesses, participants
and spectators ia the criminal hearing
of NJ d. Rizer, who as steward Of the
LaFarge social club, was arrested chsrg-
ed with violating the excise laws. RiGer
maintained thathe was simply the ser
want Of 265 met who formed a social
club, Incorporate under the state laws,
and that he dispensed drinks and lunches
and had supervision of the club build
ing and personal effects, and simply dis
trihnted the beer and the liqGor Of the
club purchasedin in the name Of the or
ganiZation, te It's members. II seems
there is no Law bearing directly on the
subject iu this Fasse but decisions are
many on both stdes of the question in
other states. oh behnleof LaFarge and
the state, G } $Hiitl. acted as prosecu-
tor Of Rizer, SiihaBgh & Bennett de-
iended The jar rendered 3 verdict OF
no cause for action, evidently believing
the club had legal existencs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
DEATH WITHOUT WARNING.
Thomas Munyon Dies While Assisting a
Neighbor to Thresh.

The sudden death of Thorn g A Num-
yon was briefly reported in this paper
last week. The particulars are that On
Tuesday he was assisting bis neighb0r
Melvin in his threshing aud while meas
nring and setting away sacks filed with
grain, he fell TO the ground and life was
extinct Medical aid pronounced cause
Of death heart failure Funeral was
conduc "A by Rev G w Nuzum at
Liberty tole, Thursday afternoon, a
large congregation Of neighbors and
friends gathering 70 pay tribute to the
memory of genial Tom. Munyon. who
was widely known and we'll respected.
MIR. Munyon was son OF the late Jesse
Munyon. one Of he earliest settlers of
Franklin, where ne has resided from
boyhood He was G. years old Mr..
Munyun leaves wife, two sons and
three daughters He was a brother cf
James and Mack Munyor, still resident
Of franklin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
~ viii Be FoT6ioIlyD Dedicofed IN Fe1 Days.
THE SEASONS LITERARY COURSE.
Opens With Lelure by la.eoted Hen.
~ Watterson on Lincoln.

The regular meeting of the Lecture
association occurred last Friday even
ing. The course this year has four nunl-
bere Henry Watterson, John Clarke,
Isabel Gargbill Beecher and the Lyric
glee club. The committee selected the
strongest attractions available They
haYe thus made the course more at
tractive one than if it were longer, but
al inferior quality. The first entertain.
l1ent Of the course, the lecture on Alb
raham Lincoln, October 30tb, by Henry
Watterson, will bs given in the taber-
nacle, If the weather permits to enable
everyone to hear this Incompatible ora
tor in his famous talk on our war presi.
dent The following officers were elect
ed for the year;
President-G II. Dahl
Vice President-Rev. j. A. Stemen.
Yreasurer-llenry Lindemanu.
Secretary--Willis z. Coiburn
executive Committee-Miss Lucy Dawson,
Mesdames u. o. Mahoney, l.. @ Boyle. Z. II
0ftedahl. 7. T. Sandwich Otto Otteson
Iessrs, w. Y. Coniand, /, S, Griffin. r. II.
Itwaer A y Beat, Rev. &. E. Buffers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
irrom the Hlllsporo sentry.l

WIN. Lind, Geo. Bauer, Adam, viii
and Mayenchein and Will Nance left on
a trio 10 South Dakota
John Hansberry of Greenwood town
ship and q. II. Pepper of Mt. Tabor
went TO Union Center to attend meet
ing OF the directors Of the Farmers In
suTance association. The directors made
the annual assessment which this year
amounts to three mills on the dollar.
The fire losses have been heavy this year,
making the assessments larger than
usual
As far as Hillsboro is concerned the
slot machine is no more BY an order
from the village board they were com
Delled 10 90 out of business here, that
IL those which pay out money, and
hencefortl you cannot try your luck by
placing a nickel in the slot in an at
Tempt 10 break the machine, or hoping
that the next turn will fill your pockets
with nicl ls.
John Dalton, one Of the pioneer resi-
dents of this section, died October 7th
nj the home of John Collins in this viii
lage. Deceased was 81 years Of age and
cause of death was heart failure. Mr..
Dalton resided on farm in the town of
greenwood until last spring when he
rented his farm and moved TO this vii
lage
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
AN ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT.
Miss Mable Treseder of Viola. Becomes
the Favored Lady Assistant.

At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs James S. Treseder, in
Viola. last Wednesday. their only
daughter, Miss Mabel was unitfd in
marriage TO Mr.. Henry L. Gardner,
Vernon county's faithful, long time
superintendent Of schools. IL was
qu ct sff ,ir, few inv ed guests other
than relatives Rev q A. Waste per-
formed the cerem =. and after con-
grstulations and - wedding dinner,
Mr. aud Mrs Sdner drove tn this
city. took the 81 for weeks sojourn
10 Minneapor Gid ST. Paul. This is
mating peer SLY appropriate, combin-
ing education Gshigh character and sturdy
antenedents AS native son Vernon
county people appreciate the sterling
worth and steady advancement of Mr..
Gardner His bride was a teacher in
our schools comely, intelligent lady,
fit life companion for our superinten-
dent. The CENSOR extends heartiest
congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner will take up
housekeeping in the ForsYthe cottage
on their return.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
lFrom the De Soto Argus.l

Frank Cox of Red Mound, has pur.
chased the old home farm .1ear Genoa,
on the North Bad AK and Will soon take
up his residence there,
Fred Herring of Eef Mound, was
called TO Anoka, Minnesota, by the Sc
we're illness of sister at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Schlottman of Red
Mound returned from a six months vi
sit at Milwaukee. Miss Lena, who &C.
companied them, will remain in the city
a couple of weeks longer. Mr.. Schlott-
man says he has concluded that farm
life suits him best and will remain on
the farm hereafter.
Austin Shisler of Red Mound COM
munity, who recently cut his leg with a
grub hoe so badly that sojourn In the
hospital at La Crosse was necessary, re-
turned home and has since been having
his injured limb dressed by DR.. Gund-
Iach
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
From the La Farge Ente rprlse.l }

Willis Huston has disposed of his
house in the eastern part of town to DIR.
Butt, who will at once remodel and fin
ish the same
33S tickets were sold from here for
the Viola fair last week, besides great
many went by team.
Grandma Balcom died at the home of
her grandson, Geo. Southworth, last
Monday and burial was made in the
Viola cemetery Wednesday.
Dentist r. FL. DeLap, who is well
known in this locality, having been To-
Gated here in 1901, has again decided to
cast his 10. with us and has leased the
office rooms in the Drew building oppo-
site the postoifice.
John Pearson had the misfortune of
losing horst. He had driven to, and
placed the animal in feed stable, not
knowing that anything was wrong,
when the animal fell over ard was SON
dead
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
A CHANGE OF LOCATION.
Southeastern Trains Now Run to the
New Depot Grounds.

The first passenger train to unlosd
It's human freight at the new station
grounds was an event of Friday noon,
and it was celebrated by party Of La
Crosse residents making the trip here
in President Cargill's private car. The
company took carriages and looked over
the city, returning on the afternoon
train The depot location has been
changed from north Rock Avenue to a
temporary station house in the Cory
barn on the west side of the new depot
site. 1t makes very comfortable quar-.
ters and will be used until the new de-
poo is completed.
The CENSOR notes with pleasure that
two of our town boys have been pro-
NOTED in the Southeastern service.
Henry Weber is fireman and Blaine Lar
son conductor on the construction train.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

She was a bright girl and they were
at base ball game. Sha had won bis
enthusiastic heart by understanding the
game right off, ard he loved her even
more than If sheha been his sister. IT
reminds me Of the household he said,
the batter, the plate, the fowls aud the
flies. And III reminds me of mar
risge, she added First the diamond
when they are engaged then the strug-
gle ard the hits when tbs men go cut
and finally II se>diffioalty in getting
home" Thea be sat aad thought ana
thought --Ex
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
Snap HTaken Soon.

n Interested ln buying a first clasg.
up ~ date farm in every particular,
ioob this farm over 100 acres, 1870 acres
nnder cultivation, good rich soil. ali
fences in frat clags condition. fine large
new dwelling honss finished ia walnut
ana hdzd pine; basement barn, 4SzG8:
other rousbui idingF. good well. hydrant at
house and barn. funniug water touches
cue corler Of thie ferin. The owner of
This farm having tort his wife, will cell
gi "a price that will interest you Call
nn Mr Dste Barclay. ~ miles east OF
Viola on farhl, or J. g. F-try, Viola
Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
Gets Panama Canal Job.

Attorney q NJ Shontz Of Richland
Center, was recently appointed assist
ant prosecuting attorney Of the Panama
canal zone and has gone 10 New YoTB
city, froD which place he goes by boat
10 Colon, Panama, where he will be sta
toned The position Of assistant prose
cutting attorney il very good one. At
torney Shontz ard Commissioner Shonii
Of the canal project, are cousins,