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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
TEWE,L,ER BANKRUPT.
Three Organizatio ns to Cons oil
date Into Chamber Of Commerce.

Especial to Tho Times, Dispatch ! &,
sun,tod ! States Court today. w. f.: Leonard
oweler Of aa5p ts ,p nas
referred to j. ID. Alexander, referee Liab "
ties s14, 0OO;S assets, 49, 000. 5t54 Is
Il Judge boyd to-day ordered e special Term
Eiotte, beginning March 10th, for tho trial Gof
the Of United States aganat ~ 9isk
$AsbeviIle bank case It is understood that
Judge Keller, Of Southern District OF West
Virginia, viii be designated to presid
boro have decided to consolidate into Q cha1n-
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SALE This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co, N
"a " N d. 1905 NJ. Main st. II q ~ siS5. II
Extra Large Auction Sale &
4 s. III IN u NJ q IL y 4g o.
Fine F'nrrlit ure, Etc, Ut .5.s
Tues day, Feb. 1880 ..A a. MI \.

we will sell for parties declining house,
Keeping, tour wareroons, No. 1205 ~ .tt
Main Street. TIiI s Y u ESD AK. n ELI. q. conf
1narcing at 1880 IA, Nj \, " handsome Nv al-lSI
nut Extension Table ZIG feet) 10 fine nln-s5
Ing Chairs, with Their son Is ana Back ~ s.;
walnut and Cherry Sldoboards @ ha,nd-s %
soino I.eather.Seat Library Chairs, 31 Eex..'3
TIA handsome Walnut Chamber suit nv "
fine Brass ( Bed and Spring ,S$ . very line /
Sectional Half Mattresses, Iron Beds and
sprlngs,t fife Quar- cred Oak Bureau q 7
Folding Eeds, Odd Parlorl Chairs ard y IN.
5blcs, e very handsome Hall Rack, very
massive and beautifully carvedi OfIicof
Desk ind Chairs, III brary and Ofilc Ia
blcs, Couches, Sofas. Ioortieres Pictures,
Mirrors, Rugs, odd Chairs, etc., etc. n N
Antiques, 1870 4. A !: z M y l:3.I ,.,#
i.y In addition!to tie regular sale, we will
offer, at 1880 "A. NJ several pieces i, tofS
Antiques, very fine Ma ogany y ll--Tol1
Deslt and Secretary coinbln ned. very
handsome Ebony Hall stand, beautifuil ~
ilnlaid with Ivory;E 4 silver Back Mantle
Mirror q Plcr Mirror, i Pairt Candelapras.
Brass Andirons. Brass Spice Foxes and rt
RISE Jars. several Old Steel Engr rawlings.
Walnut: Carving ables, eto.,s etc. "a NJ r. "a
e Ladies' Invited Ito attend this sale: ,S
u M r. CHM o MD AUCTION&CO..aiEe
32%} fnn TT Valantfrle lAllctiDneer.S 5E
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An ,Elopement.

Especial to Tho Times Disnatch:)
IN T,R 1sTO Ii. TIN NJ, Feb. 6,-S. =. ! hacker.
Or I;ueflcid Va, ana Miss Cora Preston ct
Salem TVn,1the 3latteria handsome young lady.
rloped 10 Bristol to-day and were married ny
rian Church. ~ ~ IA @ IA,
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ber 81 Cotn,noroe, Organizations wilt DO per-
rected 4 at d. meeting February 1ith and q
saarled OVERWHELMINGLY bio chosen to devote MS
Undivided tlnio TO tho advancement OF Greens
horo. Y Y3fi n y 5t ql4 N yP
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
\ "a r 81 a q Il II 81
Conductor Canadian Justified in
Killing Negro Who Attacked Hin
fL(I3yl Aggocl.itcd ,PtBss,

E a. z t7El {Dy . AHsoclateH PEssa,1 !. Ia
TIRE n Feb. e.T-snlt was was M r.
SGT aside two voting Trusts q he Aug,isHtn q.
Aiken and Electric Corr pany, Mh VI
and electric Fighting Bystemg Of "a tgnstn, ga.
There arc nineteen cottiplhlninI stotkh " s
who charge d general hlaniatag cement q olS ! !he
AFFAIRS Of Tho company. They ask tito t llst
OF stuckiiodera OF tho company be.'roylsed SO
that all stoc,e stand in the name OF ne actunl
holders. In this why 1t Is hoped 70 eiinh13as'
tile two trlls SITS. AN ~ NJ x n .
3 III connection with tho suit nm orGer wau
filed by vloe- chancellor Pltney to-day en-.
4jonlng tho holding OF tho annual tnentlng or
fhe stockholders OF tho company. when was i
scheduled FOR to-day. FIJI ]siii I F5 "
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DEATHS

ar ,1,:-, oN.-DIed. Monday, February
sothssa snTisi9S sSoSNStyi va aie A thviy
third YEAR Of his age. son Of the lh AZ
Hayes Atkinson ana Mrs A fal'l
ls Boyd ATKINSON ;, 81 #j33@
Funeral notice later. W. N
4 nam street, II lSBI1C Goa, Beloved wife %
Henley Il. Ball. aged forty-tlye years years..
TH9sEHa 5lS lrlRSR !eaPssi FebrSary
Sth, nt3 O'Clock. Friends invited 20 ~ y
'to'su' 10 MOTHER;
Dazzling ~ no 7dl ft tso thee nam II Vail Vs.
MI, tnhI ws W Know now that thou art freed from
III All thy earthly care and pail,
freed from aMfTeIT'n nat tgy ss soul;
Dearest Smothers thou has entered
I Inathe blessed, heavenly s' ohs
I q itN S IL e-plad. Monday. February 9,
+ 1Dns III III hglnia Iiospltal j, M iss MARI
s.544 G, Tin CHINA N, eldest daughter OF VII
liam il, Hinchman and the late Hhn4hh
4f lo ah 3 eaVes tliree Sisters
& Mrs. George Peyton, Moss rglnla8 ana an
D Josephino; also "a brother.
Her funeral ,M VII tako p5assfa 4rom %
Am. interment Mount Calvary Gene
Springfield tsIass,) Republican spleease
II 4 copy ls,i l \ ~ 5s8 a h ii AZ gs
KING -Dl LED, y at her esidense n o. w
Z North Nineteenth street e ftegs LONE II
lingering Illness, Mrs, 7 Z; Az \ !. IS! ~
sRunaral Win TAXA place from the First
CHURCH fsprnsE dfa q an ~
sirnR NOON ING 4 o. o'clock. Irrlenda and
acSlnaintancea ave Invited 70 attend, g. 4
KOCH III lied. L OF 1880 r.. ", sesterda a.
n iinona, MIS-, l'I1 ri ND Is OCH, Nged
liEs thlrty-nllfH yea II /, Ii Sst
sSf IurIeral mot Ice IA ,e
Funeral Notice.
sPARTI NJ M lie. f,,naral Of NJ Tt'IIf,
1 h, who DIM ut Mis- resi- denee eseI1-
M ing WAN re- place froll 4 ST. John,s 3.
~ CHURCH at le:s A 4 y,owSss l ~.
s mentl at Peters bur g, t
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N|I||.R|S.DiUKEL LED
BACK. T|''0'iTQ!||.|M'|'|.B!|S!:I.
Texas Authorities Have Not Yet
Given Up Intention Of Scct,r-
ing Extradition Papers.
ny AssocIatcd ,pross 81

by Associated 5Prcss 4. ss /. ,tta
Xxx ~ ct. non M 1 y,
VI Duke wis arraigncd In Police ,court
developed that tho Texass aiihofitfes have
not, as, has boon reported "a given ~ their
intention OF securing her xtratli tion. 70
that State. Just before court opened Dis
trict ttorney Jerome Owed the g lo "
l'ns e essa 81; Capitol. Aust rexas.
55}2. Appl lcntlon for reduisi Il on for iAilce
Webb wanted III Mac ogdo,che s {, county,
Texas, r,5swindlln g, has een. =, e
3Nacogdoches. county for CORE tions VIII
DO forwarded as soon us papers are made
out properly. y. 81.
's'sasa5 's ...' 81 ~ \. q d s7slas9.'
Fell in a Faint.
sS Counsel for Mrs. Duke tried to secure
her rcleaso on parole but. the .reprssn.att
agree After hearing tho argument IT 4 on on
that point, Magistrate Pool said: q Il.
is something queer about this
whole case. It 10 ks as II the y exhs .n ,ll
strict attorneys office here. It L L. fifteen
days since Mrs. Duke was arrested ana
Ne have heard nothing definite from from
aglstra.e grannttsd On ,,aa
turned 10 the Tombs. w hen sh @ was PC
ing Conducted back to the prison she col
jlupsed INA faint, III the corridor fout SIDE
the courtroom and was carried across
tS sfaset stEes aet
promised to elegraph Governor AMMAN.
of8 Texas, to stir tho district att orney3 OF
Nacogdociiea county. Texas, to moro e
ttiyity and direct him TO- stop trifling with
tho district attorney office here ne:
Taylor Under Arrest.
N. (By Associated Press.) 3S5
CHICAGO, 4 Feb. Q. Charles =. Taylo q
business partner Of y Mrs ALICE v 4. y
Duke, has been arrested K In his office
here. charged with being n fugi tivo from
4justicc He lis alleged to have beer. impll-
Gated in n sWlndle &S at Nacogd oches
Texas, Involving s., 000. IS, 2s
556 Taylor denies tho truth OF the charge
AM Says he Will ma Ike q Al ut against
being taken to ,rexn g. #5 4 e ~
No Prose cution After All.
#igi (By Associated Press
s,,NAcOGDOC IIEs. T ok, Feb. Sit -
announced that the case against; B A n, 3
Brodie Duke will not 4 be- pros ], n
Nacogdo ches II county and that u nc a re-
~-nti,isitIon pa pers will be asked Tor,
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rho lot has q front OF 20 feet by A. depth
~ 100 Fact to8nn5 alley This property
situated in, a section Of the city much DE-
Sired 3 for resIdential purposes as we'll as
forSrentng, should demand thn m g, cht -
"A TIRMS-One-third cash, balance at one
and tvs years 4 for notes with interest; q
ali cash. at the option of the purchaser;
I7oh ida y 51 Auctioneers.a
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days,


The Most Cent lily and Con
venientlY To coated and NJ est
!. Spaci GUS G. r Q u ii d $ and
Buildings il ii i. City, for or
q Manufa turing and n Mte'r-
camille Mr. urpose WI Y i .. b
Railroad /, acilit ties at the
Door, at Public Aucti ion.
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/. DESIRABLE NJ
IVES M AIN STREET
PROPERTY 3Ss M

"a ding under 4 d decd tof trust from Co.
Powell Trust d sst, rs Rssem,
Richrnond Chancery Court In IN
page $780, having been maze g 4 lln =
the 9nieyas 5aeFahaa
uHspAY IT'D 4, q
Ieed Follows :75S" sltueted on the north
Sslde Ia oi@ Main Street commenc cling atlstheS
distance Ss} fest,TS,s son
from The Wsst tb s,ae
ard fronting Main Street twentty9-
ve 25 feet runTlngs, Pcs n n
said Maln sI "a e1ol1
Feet, more OF less * being TIL same prem
isess witch Edward Fl. Brown. 81 Trustee,
by deed dated the y ~
1sSs art FeSoE chan Gerry SAID
~ az Rje M ond, ii D eed Book
iI9B granted and conveyed unto the s y "
Iia r wife. as 'i In tho said decd
TERMS-Cash as to Expenses q e e% g y
ing this trust, to pay a. debt OF Ss,4ls
with from
Der cent. interest; cash, at the ton
OF Of tho q; purcnass'} ;Ro. STILES,
jan IS ids sole Acting Truss il.a.
y q co. lYs7tOllVer, 1hucttoleSIstS..-
ti N O. All w. Broad St. hone 2276.
SnRoP- HEAD SEWING rAcHINs ~
/ lJ5IaAcE CURTAINS. PICTUI sIE.s, l M VIII -fs
sROES, FURNITURE, OVIIS, ~ ..s8 az
AUCTION n, 4 s,' S.s
V, will sell THIS DAY ut 10: .s's t
ny w,,leroons, No. 4l4 ,13 road street
Sc Oak case Drop IIea d Sewing Mach
90 Pair Lace Curtains, OIL PAINTING and
other Pictures. Gold frames and plifs
other Manto Mirrors Oak and D NValnprs
Chamber Suits, yvMrdrobes, Book Cases
Writing Desk, sideboards, e lima Closet
Extension Tables, Chairs, r. ekers, ODD !,
Bureaus. w nshs lands, Single and aDoup.st l
& Rolls New Mating, * tchen Eur turs
Heating and Cooking st owes also e 10y q
other goods too numerous to men tlollsS
s' - GEO OLIVIER icneer,
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DRUG STORE
T. OR SAL E.
rle Stock and Fixtures of That Old
Established Drug Store Of the Late t's a5
r., II. NJ. HARRISON
Ia Offered for Sale Privately.

located / at tho southwest corner soe
BROAD and Foushee Streets, this store I, "
in tho heart OF the retail shoppiinlg nl W.,
Two Two Of the largest and most fashlonabis
retail dry goods atore. besides e number !, O
smaller retail store of the best cnat as,I
IA command d large transient pa 9.
IN addition st has always en- oy cd y largo
family trade from the best slasses g rssI,
5no,ii,ters ana shelving belonging 70 4 tha
landlord. 10 outlay is neeessitated Toy
these these. rho stock is small, but well assort-i
ed ana selected. ttnd there ~ q niann a,1
INVENTORY Ss, 2OO ,0O y y.
Partles contemplating purchase are Eslls
3yited to examine the same. ahnd snpufls
Offers For further Z, naaress
Care Va. Trust Co. Rte.iSts,sd,
TERM sr-Cash 81 B. 6 d
Feb Tat ls;st'S a, ".
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4 rvi AZ. !. Chewing Company,
r IS r eal Estate AuctiOneors II

Auction SAIL, 81 That Nice ice.
Detached Brio k Dwell ling,
N 3. Ala w Clay Street, on l
Wednes day, February g,
9O5, at 4::3O O'clock ? N. NJ,
4 for the Purpose Of Of Closing
u Up an Estate.
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5. OBITUARY. II "a , +
Miss Marie G. Hinchmar1s
4, -1.... js33 lS;5 Il I.

Miss Marie c. Hinchman, eldest ugh
ter Of William T. and the late Hannah
Hinchnlan n, of 70. 407 South Laurel Street,
died yesterday at the Virginia Hospital.
Besides her father, she leaves three Sis
lters-Nrs. George Pey ton. fisscs Virgie
ana Josephine; also q brother. Hor efu-
neral will take place from Sacred Heart
Church wednesday, at 10 "a. NJ. !; nterment
in Mount Calvary Cemeter Springfield
5(A1nss.) Republic please copy.
Mrs. r. w. Blac kburne.
special to The Tlmes-D dispatch .)
sCOrTSVILLE,sY4A., Feb. ;6.----Mr. r. w.
Blackburn, Of Central Fl ains, Il died Sum
dav j fternoon at $50 and will be buried.
ut q ii a. q M. Tuesday at n Temperance
Bridge, In the. old family burying ground
Ia was seventy-one yea rs old and leaves
q wild low, formerly Miss Octavla Burgess
and two brothers, Afessrs..sa r ebert and nd
Louis Blackburn. He was " II III for q
month before lis death. but bis Scondi-
ton was not consid ered serious until \. ~
week ago. sIIo pressed q per feet Will w
ingness to die, v. ny ss.,Ss3 I.
i5'i,55 ADDS hus E. Huff
/, .g5. As fsreclri u Tho Times Dispntc h)
saf ST LOUIS, MO, Feb. 6.---F>tln erall SER
v,cas over8 the remains of .Adolphus 4 ".
bTr,rff aged aelghty-six, a native Of Salem,
Va, rwero held to-day at the residence
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3 AZ r 3 Chaffln 81 60. rnc,
r eal Estate Allctioneers.
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Taylor Under I'M Arrest Z !: !.
No Prose cution After ALI ALI
n (By ASsOCIatcu PreES.)

NAcoGDOC IIEs. IN ok, Feb. s II Is IS:
announced that the case against; ME- NJ Is
Brodie Duke will moi Il be- rosecuted u lls
SNacoRdoches il county and that i$ y Q I'll re-
-qquisitlon papers will be asked " for.
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merit Will eli.

Ten thousand people have .been cured or
greatly 'heneflted by drinking Otterburn Llthin
Water from Amelia courthoI.s 4. We You need
4 troubles. Mature prepared this great remedy.
Tor these common ailments and ita efficacy y
A S;inisters and people IN every walk OF lie.
Thousands arc hrlnking Y daily and enjoy
VA sasl,o al the ord mary aters that are sold
in the city. Fpr ale 1 by \. Jss "a s
THAvV 81 GRANT,
100 -: T. Main !, lain. Street 81 Get
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p IS AS
Altoona, Pa. June 20, 1908.

Altoona, Il Pa. 4 June 20, 1898.
4 I was afflicted with Tetterin had shape.
IT would appear iii blotches as large as my
hand, SFn yeilowish color, and scale Off,
You can imagine how offensive y vas.
For twelve years T was afflicted with this
trouble. at night 1t was q case OF scratch
and many times no rest at all. Seeingthes
good the medicine was doing q friend
who was taking 1t for Eczema, !! conf
menced it, and as a result the eruption be-
gan to dry lip aud disappear, and to-day
/ an, practically q wei man. Only two'
tiny spots areleft on tho elbow and shin,
where. once the whole body. was affected,
I have every confidence in the medicine,
and feel sure that In short time these
two remaining spots will disappear.
S. S. S. Is certainly a great blood purii-
/ fer, and has done me a world Of good.
I ain grateful for what tSsss nccolnl.-
plished, aud trust that what ! lave said
will lead others who are similarly aHictr
sd ia take the remedy and obtain the
same good results that ! have. sd
I25 Fast Fifth Ave. JOHN ?. LEAR,
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a BY Geo. ". oliver. Auctloneer. Il
4. No. All wv, Broa s. \. ~ F. hone 227b.5

nr,.R.o (,E,- SEWING NJ MA CHINE
~ IIlAcE CURTAINS, PICTLRIEIS, MIR
3ROEs, FURNITURE. STOVES, II SQ..s,s;A q ~
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sulsTEEs AUCTION sA
= : Ii1 - 1850 "A An VI :,
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Funeral Notice.

.PARTI Tho neral Of ISy1Nt.
* ing yWIvl til Re place from 3 "a, Iohn's p.
Es Church al n. INses.
~ I, ( I3y Il no II flo Wers. SnterY
TX men Nj at PCT eiSbllrg s
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441. Gochenour.

3I S{speclal to The Tlmes- -'T, :,
sTAU NTON, Fe b.rMr:s = ol,h y =;
.Gochenour, a fprominen y
!peaeesof Middle River District. died yes
t t,1 aged about slxty-three years
with liver trouble. zg " q
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~ GEO. aEo. ". oLIY11R, AuotIoneer.
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on Huff. d department
,ruggs, Yanderyoort Il
z Company. Rev. DR..
West Park Baptist.
..syla Tho remal1s 5Woro,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

spike into the tree, and a perfect
means of communication has been es-
tablished.
It is found that the conductivity OF
a growing tree in a healthy state, for
telephone currents, Is such that tho
earth contact nail need not be at the
root of the tree, but may be carried
to a height up the tree of 30 feet or
more, and the telephone used from
that elevation with satisfactory re-
suits.
Indeed, experiment shows that good
communication can be maintained
from one tree top to another with the
trunks of both trees in the circuit.
\ When the operator holds the ground
wire in the hand and completes the
circuit to earth by merely touching q
live twig or leaf the transmission of
speech is good.
This permits the military scout to
use the vantage point Of the tree ele-
walton for observing the enemy, while
being screened from view by its foli-
age, and at the same time to trans
nit by telephone to the distant sta
ton the information thus obtained.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

of light varnish properly rubbed be-
tween coats.
The kitchen contains an uprto-dats
range, boiler, sink and wash trays,
with open plumbing.
The bathroom has steel-clad bath
tub and q porcelain basin in marble
slab, with back and sides. The water
closet is porcelain front washout, at
tached seat and low down tank, with
open nickel-plate fittings.
The house is piped for gas, and 6ttel
with gas fixtures. The hardware is Of
plain black iron, with combination
roses and escutcheons and box-shaped
birch knobs.
The cost of this dwelling is estimated
at $4,000, but Of course 1t will vary
according to local conditions. This
house Is well adapted to a corner lot,
but of course can be used elsewhere
to equal advantage. Grilles are all Of
fancy oak and finished natural. Din
lng-room contains modern, complete
brick mantel and open fireplace. This
has proven to be very popular de-
sign with home builders.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
A New Motor Roadway.

A roadway or track for motor-pro-
peiled vehicles has been invented re-
Gently by DR.. T. A. Johnson, Of Xenia,
ILL.,, which promises valuable means
of transportation. 1t consists of two
parallel tracks of concrete, formed so
as to present an outer f1ange, and q
broad treadway with a Strengthening
rib running down into the ballast,
which has been rolled firmly in the
bitches previously excavated. This
roadway is designed for motor vehicles,
both passenger and freight, the cars
having rubber tires. The track can be
used as toll line for automobiles. The
inventor has also a device which can
be attached to the steering Tugs of the
vehicle, preventing contact of tires
with flanges, and obviating steering by
motorman.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
TREE TELECRAMS.
Army Officer Finds That the Leaves
and Branches Aid in Wireless
Communication.

United States government experts
have lately made the discovery that
every tree possesses the properties es-
sential to wireless telegraph station.
The leafy tops Of the forest kings
have in them the capacity to collect
messages from the air.
Along the branches to the parent
trunk the message can be flashed with
the same certainty as though it came
device at the bottom can receive the
word just as readily as if he sat~at the
keyboard of regularly equipped tele-
graph Office.
This is a discovery of far-reaching
importance, and one that is likely to
play q big part in the warfare of the
future. 1t means that Uncle Sam can
press into his service as messengers
all the trees of the forests at will.
The advantages of such system will
facilitate communication between
parts of an army to degree un-
dreamed of.
It is to Maj. George o. Squier that
SAC VI CuAI AAuot 81 AOA putting " ~ az
tical use the discovery that any Or
binary healthy tree can be pressed
into service in place of a tower with
ant<nnae Of wires.
The experiments have been conduct
ed principally at Fort Mason, San
Fralcisco, CAL, where the United
Stats signal service has a wireless
station, and Alcatraz island, San Fran
cisco bay, another wireless station of
the signal corps, about a mile and
half away.
Later the naval wireless station at
Yerba Buena island was used.
A grove of eucalyptus trees on the
lawn in front of Gen. MacArthur's
quarters at Fort Mason was utilized
as receiving station.
This part of California, in common
with many other points in the west,
has seasons when the soil becomes so
dry that it is difficult, almost impos-
sible to use the ordinary single wire
grounded circuit, even when great care
is taken in making the ground.
Herein rests the great advantage of
the tree method of establishing the
circuit. It is only a matter Of 3 few
moments to rig the device. drive the
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Night Farm Work

In order to demonstrate that, if neces-
sary, agricultural operations can be car
ried out day and night continuously
with a gasoline motor, an interesting
trial was recently carried out in Eng
land or a farm near Biggleswade. A
field was Illuminated by acetylene gas,
and two six-foot mowers were attached
to an Ivel gasoline tractor. Under these
conditions Is acres were cut in the short
time Of 3 hours and Is minuteA
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Go East via the Nickel Plate Road.

Lowest rates via the Nickel Plate Road
end its eastern connections to all points
in Eastern and New England States.
Three elegant through trains daily to
Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Meals served in Dining Cars on the !ndi.
IS cents to Sl.OO. Also service a la carte
Luxurious Sleeping Cars on all trains. No
excess fare charged on any train on the
Nickel Plate Road, and service as good as
the best. For full information regarding
rates, connections, sleeping car reserva
tons, etc., address J. Y. Callahan, General
Agent, liz Adams st., Chicago, Ill.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Whole Chain of LINKS,

Whole Chain Of Iynks.
DR.. Lockhart had just returned from
a professional call at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lynx.
WELL" inquired his wife, what kind
Of Lynx is it this time?"
1T isn't link" was the quick reply,
'ft's a chain-triplets, and all girls. -
TitBits.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Enifanh on a Cook.

All, Bridget, here is our revenge,
We have no doubt 'twould make you
grieve;
Beneath this monument you dwell
The only place you cannot leave.
IN Y Sun.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Thu Beans Accent,

= The Beans Accent.
Johnny-Listen at the door an see
who's CALM on ma.
. TOMMY can't tell-ma's doin' all
the talkin'.
Tommy-Lemme listen. Why, it's
Prot. Waldo. Cant you hear ma usin'
her Boston voice?-Cleveland Leader.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
A TRIBE Horror.

A Triple Horror.
Sunset Sims-So yer Jess had three
Jobs offered yer all ter once! How did
yer feel?
Northern Lytes-Oh, goodness! Just
like woman If she should see ghost,
q mouse and q burglar all simultan-
eous.-Life.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Not Backing It.

"Why don't you advocate reform?"
asked the friend.
II do advocate it," answered Senator
Sorghum. ''But don't see any occa-
sion for my risking my political and
pecuniary future on it. "-WashingtoD
Star.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

Visitor-And do you find this pen
and ink sketching 4 profitable pur-
suit?
Comic Artist-Oh, well, it just keeps
the pot boiling.
Visitor-so! D'you light the fire with
them, then?