davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-17
HAD TO GIVE I'D
Suffered Asonies from ktdr.u
GERS Until Cured by Do,, y
Kidney Pills.

George W. Renoff, Of 1e5, :.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-17

Some peoples idea of generosity
to give advice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
BANK PRESIDENT IS ARRESTED
Officers Charge Mnot, N. o.. Official
With Making False Statement.

Mlnot. N. d., special: President J..
A. Erickson OF the Minot National
bank. now In the hands OF receiver,
was arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Valentine on warrant sworn
out In the federal court charging him
with making false report 10 the
comptroller OF the currency. Erick.
son waived examination and was held
to the federal grand jury in the sum
OF $4,000. The alleged false state
ment. II is claimed, was signed by
President j. A. Erickson. Cashier ole
Erickson and Directors Slocum and
Lloyd. Frank Chapman. national bank
examiner, has been appointed perma-
neut receiver OF the Minot National
bank and from information al hand tho
belief prevails that the depositors viii
not receive more than 40 cents on the
dollar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
PAT GROVE OF OMAHA
Is ARRESTED AT BUTTE
Alleged kdnaper OF Millonalre's Son
10 Betrayed TO the Police by
Supposed Friend.

Butte. Mont. dispatch: Pat Grove,
wanted by the Omaha police for the
kidnapping OF the son OF Millionaire
Cudahy in 1900. was arrested In this
city Monday night. Groves Identified.
ton has been made complete through
photographs sent 10 the authorities by
the Omaha officers
Grove acknowledged he was the
fugitive. becoming alarmed when he
feared the authorities were going 10
shoot him. Captain OF Police w. II.
McGrath and Detective Mclnerney
made the arrest. placing the muzzles
OF their revolvers against his stom-
ach as he emerged from n saloon in
the "tenderloin" section OF the city.
Grove declared he would return 10
Omaha without requlsitlon papers. lie
cursed bitterly az his arrest, express
ing chagrin at his apprehension In a
town the size OF Butte. where he. as
he said. had Travelled the world over
and eyaded capture In all the large
cities.
Grove has two brothers In Mon
tana. one living In Butte and the 9TH
er at Great Falls.
a friend OF Groves tirrei the local
police OF Groves preserce In the city.
and his arrest followed after photo
graphs OF tho fugitive had been Sc
cured from Omaha.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14

President Nash OF the Corn Ex-
change bank of New York declares
that weekly bank statements are a
farce and advocates strong reforms.
Northern Illinois pastors gathered
at Freeport for annual Methodist CON
ference favor strong antl-saloon &C
uon.
Attorney Samuel untermeyer. act
ing for James III. Hyde, has sent a
letter TO New York insurance lnvesti-
eating committee claiming that IL has
no legal warrant for its existence and
can not compel testimony.
President Roosevelt and the senate
are likely to agree on n compromise
railway rate regulation bill.
Senator Hepburn OF Idaho. who has
been III for some days. continues to
improve.
The condition OF Mrs. Loeb. the wife
OF the secretary to the president. re-
mains unchanged. She is still ser.
lously III.
Postmaster General Cortelyou has
concluded his annual vacation aud as
sumcd charge OF affairs at the post.
ONCE department
Senator MetCalf OF the department
OF commerce and labor. who has been
i'll with an affection OF the stomach.
is reported somewhat improved.
Alice Hogan Rice Of Louisville, KY,
has received a letter closing the deal
for the production In London by an
original company OF Mrs. Wigs OF
the Cabbage Patch"
Robert Bacon Of New York. who Is
10 succeed Francis b. Loomis as first
assistant secretary OF state, Is In
Washington preparatory to assuming
the duties OF that Office.
Three hundred and twelve structur.
al iron workers employed on four
large buildings In Baltimore were or
dered out.
Ambassador Casasus. who expected
TO leave Mexico City for Washington.
Ia confined TO his bed with severe
illness.
Secretary Wilson has accepted an
invitation TO address the Notional AS
sociation OF Colored Agricultural and
Mechanical Colleges and other insti-
tutlons devoted TO the negro education
at It's meeting In Richmond, Va, Dec.
az. 20 and 20.
NJ. De Thai. second secretary OF the
Russian embassy In Washington has
been temporarily transferred TO Mex.
leo as charge d'Affaires OF the Russian
legation there. Prince Kudachef.
who was with Baron Rosen at Toxic,
has been attached to the Washington
embassy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
COUNTY SCHOOL HEAD
WILL SUE The STATE
superintendent Of farewell is Denied
Voucher for Salary Because Re-
port 10 Said to Be Incorrect

Pekin, H., dispatch: II is not I'M
likely that the action or the state au-
thorities at Springfield In holding up
the salary OF County Superintendent
OF Schools william p. Marty, because
OF an alleged discrepancy In his re-
port, will result In a lawsuit which
will be OF interest TO number OF cit
les In Illinois having special school
charters.
The pay OF the Tazeweil county su-
perintendent is withheld for the rea-
son that. Ia the view OF the state SUI
perlntendent, his report Is incomplete.
The county superintendent denies this.
but State Auditor Mccullough is act
ing under instructions OF the state
superintendent and until the latter
says so he will not issue the neces'
sary warrant a suit In mandamus To
compel him TO act will be necessary
to determine the question at issue.
II the position taken by the state
superintendent be correct. n number
OF county superintendent in the state
will find their reports incorrect. for
Pekin is not the only special school
district issuing certificates TO It's own
school teachers and permitting them
TO teach without certificates from the
county superintendent. The same
course Is pursued in Peoria. where for
years the teachers have been exam.
ined by the local school officials. I'm
I'll recently Springfield and Quincy
and. perhaps. other cities did the same
thing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
GIVES LIFE TO SAVE HUSBAND
Wife Stops Bullet Intended 20 XIII
Spouse and Meets Death.

Ia Crosse. Kan. dispatch: To save
her husbands life. Mrs. George link
threw herself between him and Philip
schrynard when the latter attempted
to shoot link. The bullet struck the
woman and killed her Instantly
schrypard quarreled with link. who
had employed him. over the amount OF
wages due him. Schrynard neA and
was captured at Leoti. Kan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
baITisH oENeRALsHip IS BAD
German Expert eelltties Frereh's De
tense OF City OF London.

London cable: The Daily Mirror
asserts that Capt Won Iossberg. who
was attached to the stan OF the Amer.
lean army In the Porto Rlcan and Phil
lpI Inc campaigns. and who recently.
on behalf OF Emperor william. observ-
ed the British maneuyers for the de-
Tense OF London. has sent confiden-
tlal report TO the emperor severely
criticising what he alleges TO be the
incompetence OF British generalship.
characterizing Gen. French's defense
OF I ondon as mere stupidity and de-
claring that any continental army OF
300 coo men could reach Lon Ion three
days after landing at Hull. Gen.
French In reply denounces Capt Won
Lossberg's criticisms as worthless
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
WEATHER GOOD
FOR FARM WORK
Late Crops Mature Rapidly
Under Influence of the
Sunshine.
LITTLE CORN LEFT EXPOSED
Less Than 5 Per Cent Is Standing In
the Fields OF North Central District,
Cutting Down Chance Of Frost Dam.
age.

Washington. oct. 4.-The weekly
crop bulletin OF the weather bureau
summarizes crop conditions as fol-
lows:
The weather conditions OF the week
ending Oct. 2. as a whole, were eNcep-
tionally favorable TO agricultural in.
terests. Under the influence OF warm
and generally dry weather through.
out the central valleys, lake region and
Atlantic coast districts late crops ma.
tured rapidly. Florida and portion OF
the central gulf districts suffered in
jury from excessive rains while much
needed rains fell In the Rocky noun
tain and north Paci c coast regions.
The middle and south Atlantic states
and southern Texas are I'm need OF
rain. Frosts occurred in the middle
Rocky mountain districts and in the
upper Ohio valley, lower lake region
and northern portion of the middle At.
'lanttc states, But caused no serious in.
jury.
Large Corn Yield ls Assured.
Highly favorable weather prevailed
throughout the PRINCIPAL corn states.
An exceptionally large and fine yield
OF corn Is now assured over much OF
the greater part OF the corn belt and
only a very small part OF the crop In
the north central portion. estimated
vt from 2 to per cent OF the total re-
mains exposed 10 injury from frost,
and this Is maturing rapidly. The
crop In Missouri was extensively
blown down or lodged, but notwith.
standing this and the damage by Sep.
TENDER foods the yield In that state
will be very heavy.
"A light apple crop Is reported near.
ly everywhere. only a few unimportant
applc.producing states indicating sat.
isfactory yields.
Owing TO the extensive prevalence
OF blight and rot I'm the principal POI
tato-producing states a light crop OF
potatoes OF inferior quality Is gener.
ally promised.
THE fall season has been cxcep-
tIonally favorable for p'owlng and
seeding In the central valley. lake re-
gion and middle Atlantic states In
portions OF the southern states and In
the north Pacific coast dry soil condI-
tones 1--we not been favorable for this
work"
Foreign Crop Summary.
Broomhall's weekly foreign crop
summary says:
United Weather favora.
Bile.
France-Fair progress Is being
made with blowing. The good quail.
~ OF wheat is confirmed In the center
and west, In the north. however. the
quality is very poor. The percentage
OF milling wheat is given at % per
cent, against ~ per cent last year.
Germany-There is large potato
crop. but the quality Is varied II Is
expected that there will continue to
be large purchases OF wheat and
coarse grains.
Hungary progress Is being
made with blowing.
Russia Arrivals at ports are being
generally maintained
lialy-The wheat crop this year Is
estimated az about l50.000.0 900 bu.
against 10000 900 bu last year. The
crop 10 now considered decidedly
smaller than last years Large
stocks OF foreign grain have teen
carried over.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
MOTHER OF \. C. FRIck IS DEAD
Sons Long Journey 10 Be With Her
at the End Is In Vain.

Wooster Ohio, Dispatch Although
journeyIng hundreds OF miles TO his
dying mother. H. C. Frick. the Pitts.
burg coke king ard multi millionaire.
was not at the beside when the end
cane. The son paid his mother many
visits and laylshed everything upon
her that money could buy. lie came
to Wooster Saturday. and. as she ap.
reared TO be much better Sunday. he
left for New York TO meet HIS wife
and daughter on their arrival from
Europe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
CLEVELAND TO eE PEACE ENVOY
Roosevelt May Appoint Former PresI-
dent TO Hague Conference.

washington, ID. c.. special: Former
President Grover Cleveland will 90 to
The Hague as one OF the represe nta-
tlvos OF the United States government
at the second peace conference called
by the czar II he Will accept the hon
or. While the formal invitation from
Russia TO the United States has not
been received, the president Is already
considering the personnel OF the rep
rcsentatives Of this government In
addition 10 lr. Cleveland. other per.
sons considered In this connection are
Gen. Horace Porter. MIR JOSEPH II.
Choate. President Nicholas Murray
Butler Of Columbia university, Brig.
Gen. William a. Crozlor. U. S. A.;
Capt. A. T Maban. u s. N. retired.
and Gen. George b. Davis. U. S. A., re-
tired.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
FEDERAL RECEIPTS INCREASE
Government Statement Shows a Sur
plus OF Nearly $4,000 600.

government Statemcnt SHOWS our~
plus OF Nearly 100000.
Washington dispatch; The monthly
statement or the government receipts
and expenditures shows that for the
month OF September. 1905. the total
receipts were s50251.l59 and the ex-
penditures si1 ,3o9.G7G leaving sur
plus for the month Of SS.o4i 900 and n
deficit for the three months OF the fls-
cal year OF 1854 600. The surplus
for September. 1904. was nearly So
100000 and the deficit for the cor
responding three months In 1904 was
sl7,Sb7 000. The receipts from Gus
toms sources last month were s27.244,-
l47, a gain OF over 100000 as com
pared with September last year: in
ternal revenue, s20797 $50 a gain OF
sS5G000; miscellaneous. s2.209 1871. a
loss OF s9G3S7O The expenditures
last month are 100000 in excess OF
those for September. 1904 the princi-
pal Increase being on account OF pub
lie works.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
FOURTEEN PASSENGERS HURT
interurban Trains Come Together
Head-cn In West Virginia.

Parkersburg. w. Va, dispatch.
Fourteen persons were injured, rome
fatally. in a head.on collision on the
Parkersburg. Marietta lrterurban rail-.
way ak miles north OF here. A pas.
senger and an express car came to-
gether on a grade The most seriously
hurt wss Motorman Johnson OF tho
passenger car. who was internally In.
Iured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
LATEST CASH MARKET REPORTS


0NltdIo FfOQuCrs
nutter-Extra Gre amery. Jobbing. 20Mc:
prices 20 retailers, Gle; prints. 22c: frsts.
iish@ii99he; seconds llaii'se; renovated.
Eggs-F resh stock al mark. new cases
included l5A Gl7Ac; cases returned. 1870
ilhe; irsts lshe. prime nrsts. packed
grade packed for city trade. 22Mc.
Cheese-Full cream, daisies, lii1c:
long m,N h6r m filo' 0s swiss s'eek iiiiItee:
drum. ave; llmburgcr. choice. &C. on
grades. sgsc; brick. iohqiic; of grades.
Fish-Riack bass. i5c: carp and buffalo.
&c: pike Sc; pickerel &c: perch. &c; sun
hshl 2@sc; croppies s9ie - ,.o,e..
chickens. fowls. Zoe. roosttfs. 7c: springs.
lie; per ID; ducks, Toe, geese. stGs per
Frul,s-Appies. bu boxes s@I75; brl.
u0i 25, ciahaprles. Sibous6o per htl;
reaches. per g-tasket ate. siGi25:
Michigan. l5cWfi50 per hu; i0026c per
l-5-bu basket penrse Michigan. tsTan
5 per brl. Si.I5ff2 ner kcg. IN, S5cMSi % I;
piums case 2bm6oc. i-6-hu basket. l2h
Q2oc; grapes, l0mi2c per S-lb basket
Melons Gems crates 81 .25m2.25i oas-
kets. l5455c. Usage. 50cWSi per crate.
Green tablCs-Cnrrots home grown,
HOLES per 100 lunches. cabbage. LILO
LES crate. celery. 2aQ65c ner eox. cu,
cumbers. I5c per doz: ndishes. I5cMu
per 100 buncheBs spinach, 25c per tub;
tomatoes, 35Ugl per By box. lettuce,
case: beets 81 per 100 lunches, turnips.
3hUGOc per sack. STRING leans 60cmSl per
sack. caulinOwer. 75CmSl75 per crate;
3bmb0c per bu. Spanish. $40 per crate'
sweet corn 25mb0c FER sack; kohlrahi.
si250i50 per 100 lunches, potatoes. car
lots on track. 27@isc ler hui mushrooms.
406f60c per 10. squash. 75cmSi per doz.
water cress, 900 Per box, lima beans.
81 so per "a OTIS. ho' scradish 6QW61c per
hunohi eggrlant SbQ5Oe per doz; pump
kins. soc per don.
Broomcorn+ Market steady: prices fol-
low: selfworking, common 10 choice. SIS
choice. S459i00 per ton: dwarf. $3.50
6b ner ton.
Iiides-Firn. green saltcd. No. 1. sac;
groen-salted. calf. i2hc No. 2. i1hc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
ENDS LIFE TO FULFIL vow

German Who Refused Kiss, Loser In
Duel, Suicide After Twenty Years.
Berlin cable; In fulhlment OF a
vow made twenty years ago. caused
by his repelling girl who wished to
Kin him. Theobold Won Bevens, a Ger
man-Ar' erican, committed suicide by
taking poison. Won Beyens left a
letter, which was found by his wife
In the letter he said that, on being re.
pulsed by him at bali In New York
in 1885 the young woman who at.
tempted TO kiss MN drowned herself.
A relative OF the girl. he wrote. chal.
lenred him to an American duel"
drawing lots to determine which OF
the antagonists should kill himself
after twenty years. Won Bovens lost
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
NEGROES RUN A TRANSIT LINE
Enactment OF Jim Crow Law Arouses
Nashville coIored People.

Nashville, Tenn. special: The Union
Transportation Company has been or
ganized by the negroes OF Nashville
and has put In operation FIVE auto.no
bilcs for the purpose OF transporting
negro passengers to various parts OF
this city. Some OF the leading ne.
groes OF Nashville are interested In
the venture and claim to have ample
carital. Ever stree the Jim Crow
s,-sot car law went into effect the
ccloret population has been greatly
dissatisfied and negro travel on the
cars has been decreased greatly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
PunlI Studies Too Hard.

Cleveland. Ohio. dispatch. Having
lost his sight by oyerstudy Henry Ty.
Ter whose home is az Wllloughby
Plains was brought to Cleveland from
Oberlin college. lie had made a rec.
ord In hlgh school ard was trying 10
lead his class nj college.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
Police RldaIn n.nnerndo.

Ellabol. Ca. dispatch: Rid1led with
bullets from the weapons OF officers OF
the law. whom he had dehei for
weeks. VIII T.. Simms. the desrerado
who had terrorlzed Bryan county. paid
the penalty for killing Conductor Jul
ius Landsberg OF the seaboard Air
Inc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
New state Bank oroanI.InO.

Springfield. H.. dispatch: The audi
tor OF public accounts has issued n
permit 10 J. r. Howard. John II Hack.
away and Earl Green to organize tie
Jefferson State bank at Mount Yer
non, with a capital stock OF $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
Maron sncceeda ooudY.

Paris cable: Frank H. Mason. new
United States consul general. succeed.
Ing John X. Gowdy, has assumed
charge OF the consulate He has been
connected with consular service since
1850 and had been consul general at
Berlin since 1899.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
Fusion In san Francisco.

San Frarc cisco dispatch: A com
plete fusion has been effected by the
Democratic and Republican municipal
conventions and a joint ticket was
nominated John s. Partridge tRo-
publican) was named for mayor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
Camp No. 10 Blown TO Pieces.

Elkins. w. Va. dispatch: Camp No.
10 on the Coal ard Coke railway sus-
tanned the reputation OF that unluoky
number wien four italians employed
on construction were blown TO pieces.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
puehena Leav,, no.pItal.

New York dispatch: The duchess
OF Marlborough. on whom an opera
ton for a slight deafness was per
formed. has left the private hospital
where the operation took place
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14
Grain Quotations.
kkftIft A 81

Grain Quotations.
WHEAT
New York NJ. 2 red. s5qssnc.
Minncaf oils No. / northern, S2hc.
81 Louis No. red, S3hc,
Duluth-No 1 northern. SEC.
Kansas city No. 2 hard. 1874 TS7c.
milwaukee, No. ] northern. StA aS5iio
roledo-No. : r Sd;;n SS5%e'
chicaro-Ho 2. S6iGiSic.
Liverpool American mixed, IL 0Md.
New York-No. 2, 5sMc.
Peoria No soc
81. Louis-No. 2. sore.
Kansas City-No mixed. t9hn
Milwaukee--No. 3. Sic.
OATS.
Chicago Standard. 2SM2sMc.
New York Mixed, 32h Q3jc.
81. Louis-No. 2. 27Mc.
Kansas City-@No mixed, 17c.
Milwaukeo-Stnndn 2Sc.
Live Stock.
CATTLE.
Chicago 500Gg5
Omaha 81 GOO F.f5.
knusas City, .76If CO.
ss Louls-f2mb so
81 Ioaeph--gl. S0tf6 6S.
New York 81 5o@e1o
Chicago 60@b.75.
Oma "A bOMb go
Kansas City-3bmb35.
81 Louia--y4 70m5.55.
81 J0scph-S3 T5mh.40.
New lork -tG3OmG so
SHEEP AND LAMBS,
ChicaEo-t807 rs.
Omuha-fi lbM67b.
Kansas Citv--f3.T6m675
81. LOUISE 26mT25.
ST. Joseph SA1bm7.
New Yoik-iL5o0S25
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14

extra. i7M2ic. state dairy, common 20
extra. 1914 W2nhc: renovated common to
extra. i5Ml9isc, western factory. COM
mon TO extra, l6Wl7Ac, western imita-
ton creamery. extras. Zoe. western Inn
itation creamery. hists, l71A4iSc.
Chcese-Wenk, state. full cream, small
and large colOred and white. fancy, iihc;
large white, fair TO choice. i0A 4liLc
skins. foil 20 light. 2h 6fl0c
Eggs-Firm. stnte. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected. white. soc: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. choice. $50
csc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby.
mixed. oXtrn, 2iW25c. western extra, FIRST,
22W23c. western. firsts. 2lc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-14

Elqln Butter Market.
Butter-No offerings or sales Market
hrm gle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-12
Korea And
independence


there will hands
That OF the main results OF the
end Referring the Honolulu despatch which told of the departure
of Korean mission Washington the Japan Daily Advertiser Of
Yokohama poOpoohs the idea KOreas seeking become indie
pendent twenty years provided the Koreans show any aptitude for
selfgovernment
"The Koreans this paper have been going people for
thousand and the best that they have been able do to work
the maxim that the King do and he who
lia the King has done well is to be treated enemy
That that after thousand years effort the Koreans have
shown fitness for egovenment still they pretend that in
twenty they acquire those peculiar civic and national vr-
which fit and nations for the important duty OF managing
their affairs The Yokohama paper further that the
called ruling people OF Korea would prefer Russian to japanese dom
for the simple that under Russian rule graft
every while Japan and the latter facts must be
admitted if is possible that this is the OF Koreas
preference for Russia.
The whole question of Korean independence to be summed
mp the old theory that that will fight for its rights
hope Often indeed there have been nations
willing fight independence then have been able
what hope there possibly be for the decidedly antead
They watched while foreign nation has taken
hold their they stood aside while the foreigner has TAX
administered their country finances there any
wonder that Japan will rule them with firm and perhaps not al
kind hand?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-12
A SALE OF COWS
WITH TUBERCULOSIS

The sale of several cows which had
been condemned as tuberculous, from
the dairy of Percy M. Pond, had the
attention of Governor Carter this
morning, as we'll as of a number of
other Territorial and county officials,
p. M. Pond was sent for and had an
interview with the governor in which
the latter is said to have very harshly
criticized the sale. County Attorney
Douthitt was present and it is said
that there may be a prosecution, UNI
der the section of the revised laws
which makes it a misdemeanor to sell
diseased cattle. The cattle in question
We're sold by Pond to the Oahu Ranch
Company, after they had been con-
demned by DR.. Norgaard, Territorial
Veterinarian, as tuberculous.
Dr. Norgaard made an examination of
all of Ponds cattle, at Ponds request
and six were found on application of
the tuberculin test to show indications
of tuberculosis. Four of them were
absolutely condemned, while the 9TH
ers were put on probation, so to speak.
They were sold to the oahu Company
by Pond after Norgaard had made his
report, Pond Immediately disposing Of
them at a large sacrifice.
When asked about the matter, P. M.
Pond stated that he had made the
disposition of the cattle without any
concealment of their conditions, and
as means of protecting his dairy from
them. He had himself been the one
to tell DR.. Norgaard of the sale, said
Pond, and 1t had been done as a means
OF getting them out of the dairy.
'Dr. Norgaard told me that the cows