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such articles MS flour Coffee sugar, lard,
Ten, inolasscs, rice, dried fruit. and ali
other articles OF food, thnt the quantity
us well as price had 10 be considered In
the awards, although tho difference In
prices named In the bids for these mr.
tcles covered n very wide range.
We find that tho awards were not
always made to the lowest bidder, even
when the quality was the same sehed-
ule y. shows the eleven different parties
to whom contracts wcrc awarded, billed
the goods delivered Under such contracts
at price In excess OF their respective
bids. and ono party at less then price
named III the award md ali such bills
We're approved and paid. Tho one In
volving tho largest amount was that OF
-. "A. Saunders & Sons, dated January
go 1899, for 175 barrels -four Mt s465 tho
contract price being $3.C5. Through the
courtesy OF Messrs. Saunders we exaniin-
ea carefully their cash books for the Pc
ROD OF five years subsequent to tho dato
OF this transaction, and could find no evi.
uence or any rebate or refund. tncrcforo
me amount. with interest, should be col
!eeted. We cannot regard 1t otherwise
than as n clerical error, and tho firm
mas !h expressed their Willingness to correct
the nistukc - : -
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| cents pound for hominy. but 1t was
awarded to L. c. Younger at / 3-4 cents.
Captain l.. w. Lane received con-
tract for meal at 50 cents and received
70 cents. when other firms bid from G.
| to G5 cents.
Crhese arc only few of the instances
cited.)
Captain Lane bid $3.50 for -four ana
| the award was made to him mt SO.
Captain Lane was awarded the bid at
| SO cents for meal. when S. U!lnlan and
Son bid 64k: cents.
Bids Missing.
The bids for January. 1901. were all
missing
Harvey Blair and companp bid for
coffee 1l.22 cents. Ut was awarded to
Boiling and Gilbert at 1855 Both bids
were for Arbuckles coffee (Ariosa)
j. W. Row and Company bid s24 for
shp-stuff. and the contract went to
Sanders and Company. of Williamsburg.
at s24.40. although Sanders had in no bid
In 1905:
but steward bought Of W. o. Thomas ut
"a cents.
Harvey Blair and Company bid DC cents
for salt. It was awarded to Row and
Company at sl.2o
Steward bought hams of Forbes and
Company at y cents and l21s cents when
bids were for II cents.
J. w. Row & Co. bid $40 FOR shpstuff.
1t was awarded to o. j. Lyme at $50,
and again at $22
Heindl bid on dried apples, 6 cent Cap
tain Lane got the contract at cents.
In 1900:
Goodrich & Son bid for six articles, all
Of which were awarded to Lane of wiz
liamsburg: three at higher bids.
Witness said he prepared the list to
show that contracts We're not given to tho
lowest bidders
Witncss said he had only cited few
instances not more than twenty-tive Der
cent Of the irregularities.
Witness said the State had Incurred n
-sreat loss by the manner OF procedure
regarding bids.
Witness then began to state irregular.
tiles In the bills paid. when bills were
overpald.
The Flour Bid.
In 1893:
L. a! Saunders bid ss.s5 for 175 barrels
OF flour, but was billed. at si.s5, and 90
paid. 1T - 4 &
In 1907
L. G. Younger bid for rice 57-s cents
put ne charged 61-s cents, and the bill
was paid. 80 ~ 80
Bridsewater mills bid for meal 81 cents.
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executive committee. the commissioner OF
hospitals, the superintendent and the
steward, We're derelict in their duty and
lost money for the State.
Witness said that the executive COM
.mitlee could easily audit properly all the
bills Of the hospital for the quarter in
80 minutes. II
". Culd cross-eSamlned witness ut
great length, regarding 5the time ncces-
BarE TO make awards of contracts.
3, Witness said he was not an expert buy.
er, but TINT he thought the committee OF
awards could make the awards Within
u day.
The committee then adjourned until
Monday morning ut 10 o'clock.
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| but charged for portion Of the meal
81 cents.
S. Ullmans Sons hid 3 cents for dried
apples but charged s3-l cents. which
was paid
Witness here said that the steward,
the superintendent. the commissioner
and the executive board all approved
the bill and that there was no excuse for
this. gs
". \ Lane delivered &c bushels OF
meal ut 50 cents. when the contract was
for. 70 cents. III
In 1904. $50
. L. ". Lane was awarded contract for
flour at $40, but delivered 5 barrels at
$3.50
L. ". Lane delivered meal at so cents
when contract called for 70 cents.
Swift delivered butterine AZ 10 cents
when contract called for 927-lG6.
In 1906:
Charles King & Sons charged 1925 for
heTrngs when contract called for $500.
In 1904:
Antrim and Sons received contract for
sugar at 497 IL and charged 5.o2 L.
In 1905.
at s5.75, but charged 500
j. w. Lane received contract for flour
at $40 but charged $3.50
Should Refund.
Witness said all these oyerciarges
should be refunded, IL proper notice had
been given them.
C'hese are only samples Of the o.
rors)
Witness said that he had made diligcnt
enquiry TO see II any officer received
sratt' on account Of the Irregularities,
but he could find no evidence Of graft.
The loss to the State. was, however
srrn a.
graft"
Witness said that in his opinion the
special board, the superintendent the
steward and the commissioner of hospi-
tails were at fault
Witness said that the bids for the last
lelshtecn months have not been produced,
and could not, ;herefore. he examined.
me committee adjourned at i O'Clock
forf dinner.
Foster Not Responsible.
After recess before the examination OF
MI. Roudar was continued, Colonel Law
less tarosI and stated that he thought IL.
only only ialr TO state that Dr. Foster had
nothing 10 do with awarding the bids
would be brought out ut the propcr
time.
Mr.. RoHdar5tllcn continued his EXPLAIN
ytlon Of the various ltemn Of Ills otIicinl5
report. Witness said thpt supplies, uftnr.
purchased by contract, were not called
Tor promptly, but that goods were p,lr-
chased in Williamsburg from Lane and
Others at advanced prices To be used
nntll the contract goods arrived. The
loss, he sud. to the State was consider
able on lliG arcount.
Witness continuing cited numerous in
stances where goods were purchased of
Williamsburg merchants, generally of
Lane and Son, ut an advance of so per
cent. over the contract .,rlcc, mt which
me goods should have been delivered by
others.
The witness said the superintendent did
lot award the contracts nor make pur-
cliases, and that his Only fault WAS III
approving the bills.
Alr. Boudar said he was not an expert
IN purchasing supplies, but that he had
made statement from the books Of
the institution, ana his report was based
upon the acconnts and papers of tho
hospital.
Derclict in Duty.
Witness In answer to a question stated
that the books plainly showed that the
officers and board OF the hospital, In
Guiding the committee Oh awards. the
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Boudar Testifies.

Mr.. II. b. Boudar. or the firm of Fl.
B. Boudar & Co.. expert accountants.
was then sworn and took the stand
Mr.. Boudar said he had been engaged
in the work for 40 years. He had been
engaged in great cases from New York
to South Carolina.
Witness said his firm had beer en-
gagged in the examination of the accounts
of the Eastern State Hospital and made
the following report:
Richmond. Va, May II, 1906
The Committee Of Investigation Of the
Eastern State Hospital:
conference.-the beg leave to report to
your Honorable Body, that, in accordance
with your Instructions. we have audited
the books of the Eastern State Hospital;
from January j. 1889, to April /. 1906.
The clerk deserves commentator for
the accuracy and nentness Of his books,
and the seeming completeness of his re-
cords of the meetings of the board of
directors and of the Executive Commit
tee.
We verified the receipts of cash from
the appropriation by the State, the re-
celpts from pay patients. etc, but had to
accept as correct various receipts for
the sale OF condemned property, as there
was no record made of such sales, other
than by the officer receiving the money
ynI,cbrr: a,,I No d., ~, ~
ue,rai ode, .[n, Wv "''''' "'' i"'' ~ ~
: We snrn,it ha.o,,,,..
comn,led frn,n I ~ sar'ous statements
~ i''ieo rom me records, which will in
! dlcate, IN measure the conduct Of the
BUSINESS department of the institution
n,o,o, - ~, ~ seate'i'eh,S snow Il loss OF
n,l,.bt CIV ~ ~. "'ate' tilhl should, and
c,asstfind - 49, pern AVOIDED. we nave
schedn,o p n,ate In, as follows:
y 49, ,,,na -. pIus ana awards.
rndor 80 an m'.so"s pieces Oh goods purchased
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!zzz II:
81 49, z 8QZS, 6VzHzzzRS~l

but that since it had been gore into, it
was necessary to SO into 1t fully.
witness then repeated the language
used by Clones. '}esg% Nii.T
1T is IMP PRINTABLE. (, sgi!r.
Witnesses testified as to fire in the Tow
er building and stated that it was nor
caused by improper wiring. Witness
than stood aside.
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Appetite Important
st dnsuroo Perfect digestion ant, Assimilation
Of Food = The Boet Appetizer.

tnf1s aeq5s agee that food be properly dgested
is in ITSELF Of benefit The food contains must Be
4 Therefore the d the @ eN 80 80
no safes
ntee:of perfecd digestion . alA4'ss
IS more anne+1o- "a
:
to digestion. til Of highest quality alwav
strengthening nutritious in
MNM@I@Se4M predigesed Of phtdav mali
MAN4#SA%NsM the hops
J&h lRBHM Pbs Blue
body, nvigorates the blood and
W&%VWSW Always delicious in perfect clean.
Wa@NM8NSASN hnessi perfect IN purity strength
ssa2ss> When Ordering. for abs Ribbon Beer
Pabst Brewing Co., Marshall and Hancock Streets.
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Mr.. G. r. Hushlett, OF No. 120 Weat
Clay. returned to FREDERICKSBURG ycstcr-
day TO open business with his father,
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Solid Leather Suit Case.
handsomely trimmed, $500.
Rubber Cloth! Cases, ST. 20 up.
Club Bags, $1.5Cup.
Trunks, $3.50 to $50.
wardrobe Trunks, S25,u
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Roanoke Primary.

(spcc'nl to The Times Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, May l9.-E. X. chick
and William Carr defeated A, j. Rankin
cratic nomination for tho Council ii,
Highland Ward to-day. w, b. Davis was
-
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Look sharply after the fit Of

Look sharply after the fit OF
your suit.
Don't make the mistake OF
thin King anything will do for
spring and sum rner as long as
1T easy.
We make all our suits fit be-
lore they leave the store, and
our spring and summer goods
are tho best we ever had.
], and they show you just what
the style OF the season is.
4 S12.5O5to $50.
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a handsome aSsOrtmisnt Of
Horn, back .Alligatorand plain
leather Kit Bags has lust ar
rived. This useful bad is otter,
referred to as the "Traveler's
Friend
Prices, SIG. to $35.
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=. =. Sulllnnry OF statement L. and M.
!he DIGS turned over TO us for exa,n,.
nauoh were incomplete, many even of
ne accepted ones being missing. and for
seine quarters all were missing. this
coho,non existed moro frequently during
&c last three years. $3.50
IN making un schedule A, - 1,4nIi44.1
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Dere!ict in Duty

Witness In answer TO question stated
that the books plainly showed that the
officers and board OF the hospital, In
Guiding the committee Oh awards. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Bought at Home.

n One of the interesting facts brought
out by Mr.. Boudar's report is that a
large part OF the supplies purchased by
the hospital are bought In williamsburg,
and at enormously high prices, for the
most part from j. w. Lane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

| Charles King &; Sons charged 1925 for
! herrngs "hen contract called for $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Told Of Fight.

IS Witness here related the circumstances
OF the tight between Mr.. Texas Cloves
and Dr. Foster in front of the engine
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MT, Boudar said he was not an expert
in purchasing supplies, but that he had
made statement from the books Of
he institution, ana his report was based
upon the aecounts and papers of tho
Inc tnl : =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

\ rsv rie4r Eas being shown round
,ss r1-.ft By bis warden. says The
ClaE,w Times
The natives are a hardy lot sir"
- rad 7bg, you haven't seen Peter
scs,a-tes The quaIntest character
IL ,tele parts
TaB .-iU1gal turned out 70 be the
ssrto-. a-6 be was discovered ringing
re church bell
is l0, his ben ringing almost TOO
much t1r yol. my friend'" asked the
vicar. sympa'setically noting the bent
figure % the old man, You must be
a great age"
"YesSr. yessir." mumblod the old
fellow. Ow many years I've tollcd tho
bell can't tell yo. but lts beginning
to tell on me. 'Owsoovcr I've tol0d
the bell for Eve Wears"
Dear me-" calculated wrsy.
man uncomfortable
"iHl "r.,,|HH
a.a.. ttt.. INl . . ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

T=s----s- e----yo-1s-i l- S-sE-
-es Herald T1s Ssy.e-bsr terri q
s 1is,re. sJ1rt is over. The neri
r-- VII b. 1ali 1r5ar TIE rev state
ar. I; ray b. urf0r11rzi4 and j.
ray 5=-I d. -ot krgv whs.. D.; no;
8 ran srr1z=i 0f murder Ia. beer
-riets3 Pr1-eeg,.rg Attorney
Fr-e 5rg tas never worked harder
nd -i. sEr-is have been intense r
l. 30 core 70 1s1gtt TIE zeeu-ai
ray have I'D been innocent d. r9;
know. they we're acquitted or the Jgry
rur- T-ers j. 20 trouble IN con
s--.r- q ran t9r stealing q c1v.
md r-s rf them co. tvo years. !
rave beard that Tse1u,et on show
'ay vzg1- v01l3 b. NEEDED % hz1l
be- guns that were totsi by the foIk.
r.. e. i1 az much rslir1ed Arks1-
aa. j Was felony 70 carry q
g-. ,sa situation would b. much l--
-rrvsd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

NJ Ylr5arn u 51s q re nos; p1..-s1 p-5.'
.rslien - Amsres- H.. is %; ,-e s.,g-s-es o.: ,-s
..a2 e.ss' style b., o. tas 3zl.ae5, ar-1-s-.l.,
.yps Some orator. sa,aase, bat d. aoi convince Par
.anfs has .5s peculiar quality Of both saiaafas a,s
convincing. He ot tie i9renos. prsi3slaa. pa.
.5-t-' .a ,le public eye, sl1 be r-..; 20 T--ss FL
Be an honor long 10 Be renen5sre5 Tzlsa r.. spsat
De- appreciation today.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED 'n industrious younr
man wrn's % work his w7v
''ru- lool-Tulsa Business Col.
loee
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TheCrawford Store

Blankets Is 20 80 a usir Comforts
-lll % 500 eseh. Nor ., ,de tine
sou need .1e-.
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e . Aveia Appsaalaa,-

Most victims u appeudiei's AZ,
hose that are hss'tual.y eonscpa,ed
Drro Laxative Fruit syrup c1r~
IUnis ror-,ipatior by sti1laiirg ,t,
yer ar# 5ssei.. and restores 'ss nai
-s' ae'tn~ 2 ;hs b0Esis O-ro Lar
tive F-l Syrup does noi nalssa'.
r --r- 7ri is mild AID pleasant :,
AXE R-f-.e substitutes
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PERSONALS
csososososcsc 60 ,

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yss.t-Lly
= c- -r--- ana -.-r-r.- 4--
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w >---.. -s-. s-- ->----.
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.-- $780,.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

Dr. Ella Ray. osieopsih. has moved
her residence frsn 7I3 Boston. and
tsr Office frCn tie Alexander bgih-
ils. 20 TIE rev Boston building.
1914
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

I ar actually showing more ;hsn
100 different styles Of Bracelets to
isy. 800 up See them at DO,
Wells"
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TIE WORLD
Cheap Rates to
CALIFORNIA
and MEXICO

Daily until October 3ls,, Coloniss
tickets will be on sale to Califoui.
and Mexico points =, exceptionally
iUs rates.
Following are the rates from gwen
points TO Los Angeles and San Fran
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Tho Crawford Store

S.rre D-e., Good. and silks. the
..t goods s' reasonable prcs.
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soscScsoSoSoScSoeoscSoscsc
. EIGE SCHOOL NOTES o
soeoHcsoAcHCacHCecHoeoecH

-Girs o. % - tlihs.y gl s.f s2a
lsas al "a, isy, brag 1,ts or rsss
- -s-5i Estry, o1,ett f-- -1s-s
b. -1rss 49, -Tz-i us b. i-s sli -
~; q .iseP
TIE Cd. q Tie s1rolasli 4 isz
v-p--s s -E ys
TIE E1,a "B" grade y'gayasss
.-s.r -tV isle.s' "psLet
T-s E-tt. -rl5s s.s ,.s Higs
-strl erpeet 20 play -,fs-ugEs
gf-s O.. football u-gT0E
T1s @rs-i- B" ,slehsr Fe-i 70
Ws-t-s=s Fn5ay evening aa3 ez-s
t-sr Sl,sr5ly ET5s-jy re 'iEE"
,fy 5.5 -1, .p1E good 70 her
NJ C1rts o-e-rias ;-a ron
-.r-sr.y --si b. Nr O.1.
pv. Marvel ard .l. p1rls rave
tsa1 -tti-- special s,1sv Z ,st
Ez--.-v ,ti--" A---- re -sry
el-a1s l-5 interesting thing. b-11gs4
,r lE.'. va. tie fDg;. q z -Z.t1iao
'--5 or TIE Arksrsas -iTa- zb9Si
-f-e- -le. tr1- i.is ei'y. T-s -
Porter -o. bang 3 stie-;is. ts- 1I
.'-l t1s why's and "v-s-sto-ss"
% ,-zi tooth. hs o,ly E-1v, !. q
5, 1s-t-l ard interesting.
-1is Hg. ,ehoI reporter spa; Pn-
is, Afternoon a. the rrr-h si4e
lo9l Trey seen 70 DO things UY.r
.ttrs. Nj. Nas~ellsl had j1.i moved
srross is5 bah into q larger ruo-.
-T pupils, however, siizs,e3 ttss
. -.lyEs quietly and orderly 70 the rev
r3er ot things. Ms. Evans pgpilS
ere bsrosnirg the fee; that he "a.
.esyiu. them for sre.her grade 90
he south side T5ty showed their
appreciation and love for tsr by Eir
,r- her fruit shower" q, 3 fAre
rrli and last. bat by no means least.
a jsn.'or vas trying 20 -, into his
S1-isy clothes in tine % ez,et tA.-
t-lj Train 20 Broken Arr-u. I, is 'n
b. hoped that be s1eeee5ei
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

Ttsts r TIE I1derf-6er; Gas
Hester None better Ard. srv. 'fs
.s.-, Hardware c0-p<y handle,
l
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

r-e RE Wfts Lily washing machine
-a.i ay '5a Ew.ng Hardware con
uary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-23

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FATHER WREsTs CHILD FROM MOTHER
Caught by Police at Astoria Ferry and Held
for Disorderly Conduct.

Mrs. Timothy Hannigan left her husband three
months ago and joined her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Vogel who lives in Long Island City. taking their
one -year-old child. Hannigan called at the Vogel
house late on Monday to make last effort TO win
back his family He had long talk with his
wife but she refused to return 10 him. Hannigan
left the house in an angry mood.
Mrs. Hannigan heard the baby cry about 10
o'clock Monday night hurried to the room and
found the baby gone
Mrs. Hannigans brother sent alarm to the
Hunters Point and Astoria police stations An
hour later Patrolmdn Brown. at the Astoria ferry
a with bundle wrapped UP in his over
coat board the Bowery Bay Brown ordered him
to open the bundle, and found sleeping child.
Mrs. Hannigan identified the baby as hers. and
the man her husband. AS the couple had not
been legally separated the police could charge
Hannigan with Kidnapping he was held on a
charge of disorderly conduct. Magistrate Connor-
ton fixed bail in the at $500 and set IL down
for next Tuesday.