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New-York tribune., 1906-09-30


I had -1e case so completely at my FIN
GERS end before nightfall that | found it
n rar roWer TO give Maxwell valuable
object lesson.
Al the appointed hour the next dav he
reported that Mallory was under sur
vcilIarcc and might be bagged at the uni
verS.tv Whenever | should give the word.
= VERY good. | replied. - If you will
walk uu he street with me as far as the
city hail we can get the warrant and pro-
ceed ~ once.
As ne we're passing vaudeville theater
where a contnuous performance was in
;inc - land Mallory" said l. Lets
dron In here for half an hour to see a few
turn- a. thiS show.
NJ cmpanion reluctantly asserting.
We purchased tickets and secured seats
close ID the stage Whatever other pat
rons -oav have thought of the perform
ancc g. Maxwell it was evidently monot-
onous IN the extreme. He fidgeted inces-
sanity md when the curtain went down
on tal l-th turn he ventured to remind
me- s- .-- GRAND at the city hall.
consulted the program. One more
turn said. " and we shall GO
The .ud1torium was darkened. a white
. cur. p lowered, and the calcium light
Of tle VItaScope machine resOunded
through the house, and the legend The
Code Honor" was thrown upon the
scro,-
b ,r grumbled Maxwell Moving
= denly The patch of white light was
vtn l-aHn. and the first picture Sprang
lu- he darkness. In a sumptuouslv
.u-r-- he'd ara-tment a group of men and
women N evening dress were gathered
4-aoaL piano. Two of them, of oppo-
s-c sexes. separated from the others. and
II dumb show coquetted with each other
st '.e -rrher side of the room. Pres
eu-.. mother OF the men left the piano.
-,-'6e across the floor and shook his fist
IN -.r +a.e II the woman ) fiirtatious COM
-an..r A brisk quarrel between the two
men .a~lcd. one struck the other with
Ills .r.u hand. and at the instant that
-ne.r -lp4nlonS sprang between them
81 .a-- them the picture was cut off.
M->el had paid little attention at
ur-- ...- as the scene proceeded he sat
-----. - his chair and followed every move
uer- a--h half perplexed. half startled
interest. As the blow was struck he
he'd out and seized my arm.
g.i heavens" he cried in an under
tone Perriot and Mallory"
ll.---- NI4lSt16I6u mere Il an
,+..- ..-.-er.
!. TIE due, scene had been thrown on the
II is needless to describe it. To
I-.. credit be it said before the en-
,rt was we'll under way the full sig
r.-l..- of the exhibit flashed upon him
J. ra h-epIsh looking detective whom
] .i from The theater a few minutes later
said l, as gravely as | knew
YOU are still anxious to push the
AGAINST Mallory, we had better lose
trne IL swearing out that war
NeM have TO charge him with the
--uae posing for the VitaScOpe,
~nderson," he replied, with an
--ahle grin. YOU have very sue
demonstrated that | am several
N ass
.. l protested: merely that
much 10 learn. II ! have sue
a teaching you not 10 Jump at
-- even when the evidence all
r- way. / have scored d very i'm
r.-ur. Suppose we return 10 my
md look into this matter little
-r'T
-u-r tell YOU frankly. Maxwell" " 1
- that lack Of thoroughness APP
-- T. me 10 be YOUR ChiefeSt failing, al
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01

the packer is discharged in disgrace.
The people who make fruit growing
a business are anxious to make good
reputation among the fruit dealers and
will not allow dishonest methods to be
used in their packing houses.
The question is often asked if it is
best to wrap apples. The writer would
say yes, unless in the case of inferior
grades, such as the Ben Davis and Mis-
souri, Pippin. Apples bruise less in
the box if they are wrapped. The
packers, when once they have tried it.,
prefer to wrap their apples even-if they
are paid no more per box for the pack
ing. After much experience We have
decided that when the final account is
made out our paper costs us nothing
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01
when used in packing apples. 1t pays
better than to omit it.

VIM Calvert, of Bellevue, on the
eastern shore of Lake Washington, re-
ports that he gathered ripe cherries
from a Seeding in his orchard on May
Oath, the first cherries, he thinks, pro-
duced in Western Washington this sea-
son. The fruit is similar in appear
ance to the Royal Anne, and Mr. Cal
vert thinks the outlook good for de-
veloping a new variety that will have
a high commercial value.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01

A we'll bred hog properly fed will
convert one bushel of corn into twelve
pounds of pork.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
2ln6e6age,t
,ta& oe,1t
5pei( (e1t

2elltc, lueIhe na6 Dem Giien I'm.
6ebngeu cmpiinOen, li6 nit einenl
@eiiibIe bon 8oIlbeit lm0 Shlpere
beOridt fiibIcn, lrno meI9e bduii5
finoen, 0aB sic 9tobrun9 auI6ldbeno
nno Idmer3cnO Wie Elm itbmeres Sc.
pidt in Der Wiugengrltbe 6Gngt, ODER
meIhe leOcn al 8eritopilng, inner
IiHcn SdmorrboiOen, 8oabliitigfeit
I'M &opie, iourem Nugen, 9tnuiea,
SoObrennen, &opfueb, gl5itcu Dor
NoDrltng, goiigem 9hufItobcu, iinfen.
oen oOcr iIatternOen Senintioncn in
einer liegcnoen Stelung S6winosI
BEL pI0tlifem gtltfiteben, Supfen ODER
@elue6en Dor oen 9tilgen, 6ieber ine
bumpfem Shmer5 i'm 9opie, nansel-
batter SdpeiBabionoeritng, 0eIbbeit
Der Saut un0 glugen, S6mer5 in ber
Seitc, @rllIt, oen @lie0ern lmo plose
licben Sibe.sInidIlcn, ioutcn Ilide
Golen gebrnrben bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

luoGncr f6unen ais ciuiliiirt bctrndtet
mcrOcn. Qtmu bc3l bier uitbt Oic &c.
rinoitc @ciorGniB, Nob iid) bic 0orti-
ncu llnrubcn oli ou0crc %niclu per
brcitCu lpcrOell, lln0 0ui Solo icl6lt
Oiiritc Scr 0cn Wturoa uCriCBtc ShMN
cine bcrltbilcn0e @irtuu0 m9iben.
0ie Wtoro3 iil0 lc0r tapicr, lnO 0uq
ou3 WtoroS 5llIolmcnAcicttc Gon-
it0bicrcprpa, lucldca III Dem Sreiicu
0cgcn lcinc cigencu 5taumr9acnoiicn
fGmpite mo idppcrcu Ncrhlit crlitt,
miro ais cine b0hit tiihtigc ltn0
brmudbnrc Erllppc AcibiI0trt. g8o6rs
ihpinlicb lit Ser grobc &crl,it, nclhen
sic 6cinoe crIitteu ibrCr Iopierfeit
lm0 ibrem Snnnti3mlS 5u3uibreibcn.
Die mcitcr u0rOliCb mobncnocn 6ilipi.
nos miir0cn orn ijbcrlc1cucn Moiicn
ser 9lmcrit0ncr Ncgcnilbcr uitt longc
Qclut9 Stan0 Gcboltcn bnbCn, Inn ci=
uru 10 0rubcn &erlult }u CrmG0lihcn.
Ger SllItm bon SuIu lit Scr nomi-
uclc SoupcrGn ser Moro&, ouein
ieinc 9lutoritGt miro BON i5ncu uicbt
uucrfaunt, un0 iclblt i6re cigcncn
@GltptlinGc o0cr CnttoS bobcn mtr
mcnig 5u in0cn &Gnpic lntcr Ocn
ucrihiCocncn St0mmcn limo iult obnc
l(utcrlaB inn @angc.
@cncroI 2conor0 $1,000 telegr0.
pbirtc ont 26. Scbulor 0cm &rico3z
0cportcntent, 0nb cr i'm @e1riiic ici
irb ouf nht Gage nah 3ombonn1o 5u
bcgebcu, Inn bic l(cbcrtrngumg 0c9
9imt8 oe9 0oupcrnclrS Der Wioro.
Ernpin5cu an icincn 9tohiol0er Dor.
5lrbcrCiten. Nio2Icbcr Neiie bcgob
CT lih bel ser @cjcgcnbcit noN Soto
ln0 oranniiirtc bort cine Strof Gr-
reOition ge9cn 6ic Solos, >uclhe ict
5luei rSobren IN ibrcn Bergen ocn
9Imcrifoncrn Srot 1cbotcn botten,
Ninn idGtt, 0nB iih nntcr ser 9ons
SEN 9cp0ItcrtnA Der SnicI Solo mlr
chua 5000 9)ioroS bciinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Mud anf San 0umiiau ilicRt %lut

" aibinNtoM 3. g., 9. WlGr5.
- Cine gcItcrn pon Nionte G6riiti,
Son Domingo, ob1cAnnNcnc Gcpcihc
mcIOct Dem StnotaOcpurtemeut, 0nB
am Gage porbcr, ais Die 5piidcn ocn
HcgicrungStrllppcn rHo ocl 9cpolls
tioniItcn pereinbnrteR 8npituIotionS.
@cOiuaunarn arispiftbrt .fperecu ioll
ten, Oic HesoIlttiolijiten pcrrGtbcriiH
bnnocIten inO cincu @onpf pcrnn-
Iobtcn, in mcjhcm 5uci Ciii}icrc unO
icbS Solontcr cinlGIicBIib ocS .Wcs
ncrol9 Gcpil Qct0Otct mlr0cn. 0ic
Ncuolltioniitcn cnttnncn in ole g8Gl.
Scr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
&cinc Tclitatriicn mclr fir Gaiiic.

Golumbua, o. .. Widr5. --
3ncDt6ouSpor0cin @oulo enticbic0
bertc, bob ith 6rou Goiiic G6oomid
fiinitiNbin tciuc oEic9" ltno ouOcre
TeIifatcIicn mc6r ans GlcprlunO fom.
men luiicn Oori. gi8bcr i6idtc cine
GIcDcI0nOcr 5irun Der eingeloHtcn
Sduin0Ieriu oIlc 1emiinihtcnHcbenS-
mittel lrt0 mltrOe BON 0en GlcpcIouoer
gLlnnGItcn OericIben Oniiir GCiahIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Gnrcn, oic permanent Iino.

Gie eill5iGr bel elmer &lr scr De
o6tlng pcrtbc Sbotlodc lit 0cren De
it1lt0iQfeit. IcnlporGre grlCi6terln0
in organldcn &ronfbeitcn lit ndt
5lirieOcniteucnO. Gin 9ciipicl elmer
bon Or. 6ortlcp, bcm Noien., Sbreu.
uno &cbIfopi Spc3ioIiIten 9tr. 81,
NorO.Yoco- StrQBc, bcrbcigcfibrtcn
pollltGnOi9en Sur gicbt ser tSall pon
Gbriitian 5bco. &epocder, Sobn Don
3bcobor Scu0cder, jun, Dem Mebgcr
pon 9tr. SO. &crington.Wartt. @or
iitnf SnbrCn mltroc Der illn0e Wnnn
bomnIS cin (}jn8Iing in Or. Sort.
lcp's @cbon0Ing iiir Gin 2eioen Der
SolSoriiien gc9cbcn, bon Dem CT ieit
einigcr 3eit bciallcn auar, lno Die
aruntbeit mar 10 errlt gcporoen, onb
0aS @cb0r Oc9 Eaticnten angcgriiien
mar mo ii6 ein lnangenebmer gluS.
illlB aus 0em rchten Sbr eingeItellt
bottc. Cine llteriucbung leqtc mcbs
rere oriiicnarti1c OGuGdie blob, Ole
erfolgreid euticrnt murocn, llnO Der
jltnge Wanlt gcmonn raid icine Ne.
ilmbbeit 5uriid. 60 ciiettip mar Oie
Operation, oaB Der jlln0e 2epoeder
orei Monutc ipGter Ole f0rperli6e
Yriifllng gum Gintritt in Die 9inoeS.
ilotte eriolgrei6 beItano lulo onae-
nonlmcn lpuroc. Seit jener 3eit bat
cr oic S1rten timotiibcr IerGlroe,
rungen burdGcmldt, bod bat lid onS
Sebl- o0er Sbrenleiocn ME mieoer
eingeitellt. - Sltliroop 9fcpielp.
(69,7O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Nabluan & Go, glen. Norf.


9lao,uap d Co., Geip'Ourf.
gSertbe Serren - Sn BeBiie aui ,RnoipabS
Fiaen" piintde Id ,8u iaaeu. bab Id ulemals
irGeno en SeiImittel gefuuoeu babe, has ben.
icIbcu aeib 1T.
SSdbreno Der lebien 8pei Sabre Hit iCb an
nerp6fer 2nSpepIe uno Gerfiopfung. Entb benz
Giien oerfpille i'd Elm gefibI Der Sbtpere ini
Widgcn nub ocS @rbretens, bate Sbmer3eiI
uno mar fbminolidb I'M aopf, iiuo bunn plroe
CtH ilcrobs. 80 probirte aleS. ua5 mir EN-.
pio0Ien puroe. Wfeir glrBt fnaie mir Dab 10
f)runftbe Seriopfuno uno cinen iauren Wluaen
ba0e @r baIi mir Elm meula. aber hrrirte mid
nbt SO mar iatt oer5tueiieIt. guoIib beiuog
milo ein 5Srenno. rgaowahS Biuen" au probi'
ren, iuaS id nud ibdt Hub ib fase init gers
alllaeit, oab iie mir uiht MIR 2noerune ber.
foinffieu, iouhern MID potip iuririeIh Goaas
ude6oem Id e nllr Elm panr Iaee aenontneit
bate. nrbeiteie Der Widnen regular uno Die
hDspeplicben GDmptoue iiIlb itbot peribipurioen.
Sect fibIe i'd mid luie elm ucuer Wenitb.
llibae 6ioti Gle rno Sure mlinbrrbdre Wlebis
sin feGncn. SO berbIebe Sbr ereebener
y. ., Sretler sIueniolun. ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

llnmenid ongeblidD ieinen ainoen
ais Shucineileiib. 9lls Dor eini.
gen Sogen feline Serboititn0 erfolg.
te, iollen nidt lueniger ais pier5ebu
5crbodte unO gum Sbcil gerduderte
Seihen ill ieinem Seller gefilnoen
luoroen iein.
Gur5e &abelbepeihen.
- FrdiiNent 6nlliereS BON 6ranf.
reid lultrbe geItern bonn aonig vi.
ionic BON Spnnien telegropbiib iiber
bciien @erlobung nit Yrin5eiiin Gna
bon 9nttenbcrg benobridtigt
- Ger neue japaniide 9otidnfter
in HuBIono, Wiotonu, unO @eiolge
tomen geltern in PETERSBURG an. Gr
ulr0e am Vabnbofe BON Dem ameri'
taniiten 9otld)ofter Wicper uno oei-
ien SefretGr empiangen, ino begab
lid Damn ioiort rad nen Dor oem
Nriegc bon Scr iapariihen @eianot'
ihoft eil,genommenen 0eb6ll0e, Sci.
ne 0cnonitration ereignete lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
SdlnlOia bcfi,nocn.

GoptoM ., .. 0}dr5. - Or.
Oliuer G, Noulb ipurNc Inn $50
bcutc gGbenO Oc5 Mor6c3 inn crltcn
@rooe ihuloi1 bciltuoen, Die (rru
mar 0rei ShtnOcu in @crotbun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

bic St Perndto Nriiulerpiaen, bel allen oren.
niilheu 2eioen. Gle regeu Die Ibdiigieit oer
Ncroanlirg, iruecn 5ur Grndbrlta oes st1rs
pers iolpe sur glusibeouna Der oerbruubien
Wluterie bei. reinipen oas Sllit ltno bitten benz
NlutunoraHg nab benz dupfc Dor. IN oieier
NeSiebung bdben ole Rien, ole aus ben reins
ten pegeiabIldcu Slollen BnluniHen 9eleet
Iino ithon ipnbre g5inoeritiren 81 St1noe ge'
brd6i, mo per e eiumnl In Der borgetdries
beten g8eie aebraubt bat lit ibre5 Sobes oou.
(SiSDSa I&S0 fn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
>)2aoluag's
~ Yillcrl

ilno rein begetabiIfb, milo unS SuberIdifg.
9tiuirfen pericite Scroaultna, bouItinoiee ab.
forbirun9 itlb aeiluor 0teeelmdbiaielt
Sir Die Seiluna pun aaen Ssidllpsroen bes
w'aGenS, Der 6useiueibr, Wieren, Ylaie, uerpb.
fen aranfbeiten, pamurrboiosn, aupfueb uns
alien 9edliusrben btr 2eber.
preiS 25 Gents pro Nor. gerlnuit bon allen
gIpotDefer, ooer per Boit 5ugefanot natb 9ut.
pfung oes RreiieS. 8inbwap & Co., 55 Gin.
Sirube, Neiu'Yorf.
eeio fiber, bab Sbr p0iao,pabs" befomui.
fl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
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cinCu ErCmicr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

melbe oos Spltem itbneH bon aIl' Sen
obcngcnannten 9eihmeroen beireiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

6rialtnng In eiuem 7ase Sn hsilen.
Tebnle 2aratiue Srumu Guinine 3dbIeis. gpo,
thefer pebeu Gelb 6urifd, iuenn feine Seiiuug
6. III. @ropec lnierf1rifi al Sc5atieln. 25e
(Hob2. iSi, ga, ,gg)D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

EGiic sur 9iciie ms gnSlnnb bc.
iorat 6. Jiainc, Wr. Alb, Sit-yalti.
morcitrahe, nabc Gmitombuuie-glpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

7 : ;
eiutbaGcn.
@rtnociGcuibum Der Wceu6ait 81 .5l3, 500 OG
Snpnibclen nlli GjrullnCiacntbum
snbcrcr ................ 100, 10000
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gddraclb lnh VuntoPpuiittn. 1,1S02S7.O5
&on slncuiell Su coucItlrcnoc
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2SeblclorotruHQcH ....... 33l. .I3
Ser Nnrlmcrtb Der gtiticn umb
Stfuitdieu iibcrtriiit Den in
ben @irbcrn nnGCieutCu um.. 21SG42i4S
IIie anocten 0uibubclt. ........ 352 2575.l7
IOtaI Summe. .,......... sci 400 2s0.G5
ltninlaiigc Scitauoc.
llncuucftirie Erinlicn
> Wtulutc II. odrla
Der I'M Ridun0C.. fl 0Gj.72
SSeribOCrrinacrulm in
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-27
NOT WITHOUT RECoMPENsE
Time Has Gone by When City Fran
chises are Given Without
omunoro;io
Remuneration

Philadelphia Ledger: The spec
tacle of a mayor of Philadelphia re-
turning to the city council without
his approval IN ordinance .authoriz-
ing the extension of an existing
street railway line because it s'con-
tanned no conditions or restrictions
protecting the interests of the city,
and that Of a telephone corporation
negotiating with the municipal au-
thorities Of New York as to the
terms upon which a franchise shall
issue. are hopeful Sims of the times.
These incidents are indicative not
only of "A more intelligent apprecia-
ton OF the value of franchise, but Of
an Intention to surround them with
such conditions as shall check the
power of the corporations and insure
to the public adequate service and
compensation. They are the direct
fruit OF the great civic revival which
is passing over this country.
The causes which nave brought
about this remarkable change in the
attitude Of the public toward the
public service franchises are varied
and complicated, an awakened pub
lie conscience being but one Of many.
That the latter had much to do with
LIT is rot to be denied, but the wealth
of the corporations holding fran
chises, their arrogant interference
in the affairs OF state and municipal
government, and the %colrupting
methods which have too often at
tended their operations, have been
equally potent in %arousing the peo-
pie OF this country to the value OF
the privileges which in the past
were either given away or stolen by
dishonest representatives. Thus the
motives for the awakening have been
mixed ones, but the benefit to the
public is likely to be the same, and
it is safe to assume that the era OF
unrestricted franchises has passed
away in this country, never to re-
1Aurn.
CorInpting corporation influences
have not yet sbeen eliminated by any
means, but the important fact is
that the public is no longer ignorant
or Indifferent. The terms of fran
chises, the compensation guaranteed
TO tile public treasury, the provis-
ions for the retention of public con-
troll and ownership, are all matters
of popular interest and scrutiny and
the lawmakers and franchise grant
ers disfegarding this changed conai-
tion will do so at their peril. This
happy state of affairs may not &c
very Tar toward remedying the blum
ders and crimes OF the past, but il
ulleiI repetition in The future sha,.
be etfectually prevented the gain VIII
be we'll worth while.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-27
Funeral Services Thursday.

Funeral services were held at Ethan
Thursday afternoon at l O'Clock
over the remains OF the late James
w. Ottman, who died Tuesday even
ing. The services we're conducted by
Rev. Harry Weak, the interment be-
ing made in the cemetery at that
place. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Dodd,
Mrs. Lowrie and Fl. L. Bras went
to Ethan this morning to attend the
funeral services.
Mr.. Ottman was born in Scoharie
county, N. Y. Oct. 26, 1928. Six
teen years of his early life he was a
sailor on the high seas and visited
many foreign ports in his travels.
He was married to Margaret j. Avery
Nov. %, 1877, in Hudson, Wis. They
moved to Lohrville, Iowa, where
they lived four years and then came
to Dawson county and settled in the
vicinity of Ethan nearly a quarter OF
a century ago. Mr.. OttmaE. was a
man who possessed a large number
of warm friends throughout Dawson
county and he was worthy IN every
way Of The high respect and conf
dence in which he was held. During
his residence on the farm he was
Handicapped somewhat by an ailnent
that made it difficult for him to work
but he stuck to it with a strong will
and determination to succeed. He
leaves a wife and daughter to mourn
his less, and to whom much sympa-
thy will be extended in their hour
of bereavement.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-27
JAMES oTTMAn DEAD
He Passed Away at His Ethan Home
as the Result of a Stroke of
PARALYSIS.

Paralysis.
The many friends of James W.
Ottman in Mitchell will be sorry to
learn of his death, which occurred at
his home in Ethan Tuesday evening.
For several years Mr.. Ottman has
been slowly failing in health, and d
week ago ne was stricken with para
lysls. at his advanced age the shock
was too sever and his death ensued.
Mr.. Ottman has been a resident of
Dawson county nearly a quarter of u
century, and first located on a farm
east OF Ethan, and followed the avo.
cation OF a farmer..until about seven
years ago, when he moved to Ethan
and started in the hotel business.
This he disposed of two years ago.
He was we'll known throughout the
county as a man of integrity and
honor. He was a lifelong republican
and on many occasions he has been
chosen as the chairman of the coun-
ty conventions held in this county.