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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26

The man who gets % Shumate razor
and Shumate houing strop i'm his
stockings will be lucky. lie will
shave in comfort ever after. Each,
Sl0O and guaranteed
20 +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me as mayor of the city Of Ardmoro.
/ hereby call an election for Saturday.
December Goth, 1906 for the purpO-.
of electing two school directors to
take the places OF W. /. Crucc and l.
II. Love, whose terms of office expire
on said date. The place Of holding
said election shall be i'm tho rear oi
the First National bank building
Given under my hand, thi5 the Sth.,
day of December 1906.
r. w. DICK, Mayor.
First published Dec 9, 1906
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26

The Daily ArdmoreIte 5Oo -1onth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26


That the plumbers built her
our Aunt Eliza felt
Now we've bought a filter.
Technical World.
Papa. my Sunday school teacher
says If I'm good. I'll go to heaven,
said little Tommy.
"Wcu?'
We'll YOU said IL / was good I'D go
to the circus. Now want to know
who's lyin. you or her.'-ENchange
The baby Of a Maryland family had
been through a seige Of chicken poX.
The infants sister, girl Of ten years,
being met 10y the minister's wife one
day. that good woman naturally I'M
quired as to how the baby was gct-
ting ON.
Hes some better thank you' said
the little girl. a shy and noncommittal
child.
Very much better 1 trust said
the minister's wife,
"Oh. he couldn't be very much bet
ter" responded the child, because.
ypu see, he's too uulc."-Harpers
Weekly.
4 clergyman recently spoke In
panitcuuary and noticed that one OF
the convicts seemed extraordinarily
IMPRESSED. After the service he
soucht him out and said: My friend
hope YOU will profit by my remarks
lust now and become new man.
Indeed [ will, was the cheerful rec
ply. In fact, / promise TO you that
Will never commit another crime
but will lead an exemplary life to
my dying day 81 am very glad to
hear YOU say that" said the clergy
man. but are you certain you will be
able to keep the promise?' "Oh, yes
said the convict. I'm in jail for
Ife."-Argonaut
=
A dramatic critic, in an interesting
account of Miss Ellen Terry, tells OF
a somewhat selfsatshed, vainglori-
Gus. and grumpy actor who complain
ed that the famous actress continually
laughed in one of his most important
scenes. He had not the courage to
tell her his objections, so he wrote
her letter of heartbroken complaint
in which he said:
Il am extremely sorry to tell you
that It is impossible for me to make
any effect in suchand-such scene II
YOU persist in laughing at me on the
stage. and so spelling the situation.
May | ask you to change your att'
tude. as the scene is a most trying
one?'
Miss Terry's answer was very direct
and to the point, for she wrote.
you are quite mistaken. never
laugh at you on the stage. l wait till
[ get homc."-TitBits.
An editor was praisins Lord North
ellie, the young and famous news
paper proprietor OF England
Lord Nolthc.ile' he sala' pesah
life as a reporter AZ J"enIy-lAiee
hc was rushing to cornerstone lay
iugs and lectures and what not Tor
London journal aL s'IdI! ol Hl'ee"
dollars a week
Then he started Answers a little
two-ccnt weekly. II succeeded. lie
started other weeklics- Hom<oweet
Home 'Forget-Me-Not and Hearts
ease-and they all succeeded lie
started the Daily Mail. ana soon ne
was making a million year out OIL
that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26

Papa. my Sunday school teacher
SAYS If I'm good, I'll so to heaven,
said little Tommy.
"Wcu?'
We'll YOU said il ! was good I'd go
to the circus. Now, | want to know
who's lyin, you OF er."-ENchange
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26

The old negro had put on a clean
collar and his best coat, and was
walking maicatlcally up and down the
street
Aren't you working today, unclc?'
asked one Of his acquaintances.
"No, sab; Use celcbratin my golden
woddin sah.'
You were married fifty years ago
today"
Yes, sah"
"Wcll, why isn't your wife helping
you TO celebrate it?"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
ENEMY TO GRASS AND CORN.
The So.called Grass Web Worm, ane
How Il May % combated.

Grass web worms, It will be remem.
bered, were somewhat destructive last
year in portions OF Rensselaer,, Colum.
bia and Albany counties, New York,
says the Country Gentleman. The In.
juries were in most cases confined to
grass lands, particularly the drier
knobs, and the damage was empha-
sized by the prevailing dry weather.
The large amount Of rain the present
seaso has prevented depredations OF
this character from being noticeable,
though grass web worms appear to be
abundant in some fields, since . re-
port has just come to us of rather Sc
we're injury in Columbia county to
corn planted or recently plowed sod
land
Grass web worms, sometimes known
as cor web worms, come from mi.
mute white eggs deposited by the
light.brown, white-marked moths SO
frequently observed flying in large
numbers in late afternoon and early
evening in grass fields and invariably
alighting with the wings wrapped
closely about the body. the latter par.
allel with the grass stem upon which
the insect rests. The web worms
themselves are dull-colored, sparsely.
haired, brOwn-headed caterpillars
about half an inch long. They live in
web-lined retreats at or just beneath
the surface of the soil, and q little in
vestigation in infested grass lands or
about hills of corn troubled by this
insect should result in u%ncOvering the
depredatOrs. They work on corn in
various ways, sometimes tunneling the
the sides of the stems or feeding to
some extent on the leaves.
There were some injuries Of this
kind last year, and as q rule trouble
OF his nature may be prevented by
early fall blowing, since this de-
prives the web worms of their accus.
toned %provender before they have an
opportunity to 90 into Information, and
we should expect a considerable mum
Der OF them to perish before any
green food such as young corn Is
available in the spring. Another pre-
ventive measure would be to delay
planting as late as possible, iE the
hope that a considerable number Of
the web worms would succumb before
the corn came up. Another precau.
ton which might be taken in plant
ing sod lands would be to put in
about twice the usual amount of seei,
In the hope that a fair stand would lie
secured, in spite of web-worm inju-
Dl
thinning on areas where web worms
were not abundant. but in any event
this would be preferable to replantins.
There is no practical method OF check
ing outbreaks of this character In cul.
tivated fields, owing to the expense In
volved. About the only thing that
can be done following severe injury Is
TO replant.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
Paint the Farm Wagons.

During the summer months, after
the busy work Is over, Is q good time
to clean up and paint the farm wagons
and implements. A strong paint can
be made by using equal parts of red
lead and Venetian red, mixed to work
ing consistency with pure raw oil.
Keep well stirred while using and ap-
ply with a bristle brush. II a gloss
finish is desired, Farm Journal says to
apply two coats-with q little coach
varnish added in mixing second coat.
This paint is durable and not ex.
pensive and will Il " dollars In repair
bills.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
Suffered for "Whits Lie"

10 q white lie ever Justified? That
at least some people believe 1t has
no excuse is proved by the following
tale: An ancient rabbi came to a city
where all the people were truthful.
married one of the Inhabitants, had
two children and prospered. One day
q neighbor called when the rabbits
wife was washing her head. and the
rabbi. going to the door. was seized
by false modesty and said that she
had gone out. Thereupon both OF his
children died. and, as no one died in
that city before reaching old age, the
neighbors made inquiries, the rabbi
confessed what he had done. and was
ordered to leave the city Immediately.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
Pushing Cape 70 Cairo Line.

In q report In the London Times 1t
ID stated that the Cape to Cairo rail.
way In South Africa has been opened
30 as to run over the kafue river on
. bridge which stands ON IS spans.
each 100 feet. with pillars resting on
Q bed 18 feet under the water. Ka'
fue river Is 266 miles north Of Victoria
falls, and the distance from Cape
Town is 1908 miles. The railroad.
however. is now at Broken hill. BAT
miles beyond the falls. the line having
been pushed on while the bridge was
building over the Kafue river.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
Insect Species.

According to Folsom's Entomology.
the mlmber of insect species already
known Is about 300. 600. and 1t Ia safe
10 estimate the total number Of exist.
ing species as at least 1000. 900. Con.
~servative observers hold. reMarIA
Rural New Yorker. that a majority OF
these species can be found In attend
Rncs 1t anv SUNDAY school picnio.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
Cleared Grindstone.

Of q bicycle is used to transmit the
power from the foot to the stone. This
device, says Prairie Farmer. is said
to work satisfactorily when properly
adjusted. A more steady power Is Sc
cured for the stone than when Ordi.
narly One-way foot lever IL used.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

Even at this stage Of the game
there are men who deny that George
Washington ever owned q Ratchet.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24
GRINDSToNE WITH PEDAL.
Bicycle Is Used to Transmit the Pow.
er from the Foot to the Stone.

A reader Of M Of our exchanges
has devised a simple e "a OF turn
ing the grindstone by foot power. AS
shown In the illustration. the gearing
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

Lewis Single Binder straight 50 cigar
aade of rich. mellow tobacco. Your
iealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

Some girls who think they can sing
ought to %patronize . correspondence
school OF thought.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
FOR children ~teething. softens the gums, reduces -
oARmAti0o, allays palm. cures wind c0ltI. xcs b0ttto.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

When the average man does you .
favor he never let's you forget II.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

Lewis Single Binder straight &c. Many
dealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, III.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

Yes. Alonzo. there are some fair
Singers who are not blondes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
I'm viaje 4 Leon

Unas cuantaS l1neas publicadas en-
lalgunos diarios de esta corte, me no
| tifcaron de que en- Ia egregia Leon,
varios amadores de la 'leyenda do
rada" de nuestra historic, hab1an or
ganizado una exposition de artes an
| tiguas. Me d1 por invitado; tome nj
pasaje en- el correo del Noroeste, Y
a Leon l1egue al amanecer de uno de
estos pasados dias.
No Sc pod1a visitar por la maf1ana
lei interesante centro de la cultura
hispana, transitoriamente reunido en-
las galerfas del c1austro alto de la
famosa casa santiaguista de San Mar
cos, y dedique las horas libres a es-
tudiar la ciudad por tantos conceptos
|celebre. Conmigo venfa IN amigo
lquerid1simo, artista de gran saber.
La catedra1, maravi1la de elegancia,
de traza y de ligereZa tanta, que pa
rece sostenerse por artes de sortile-
gio encantamiento, nos absorbfa la
atencion poniendonos fuera del mum
do que nos rodeaba. Discutfamos
gritos. La decoration de IN portico
nos llevo q controversial acalorada.
La culpa la tenfa una santa una prin-
cesa, una DANA de belleza, de idea
1idad angelica y de la plastica rea-
lidad al propio tempo, que Sc atisba
en- las mujeres esculpidas por los ma
sonicos espaflole.s del siglo XIV, hi
jos espirItuales de aquel maestro
Msteo que esculpi6 las redondeces
exquisitas de las bellezas femeninas
del portico de la Gloria en- la cate
dral de Compostela, ALA en- los me
|diados del siglo XII.
Escuchaban nueStra discussion unos
chicuelos. El punto en- litigio era
la indumentaria de la dana Ell ca
ractcr de la decorative del portico.
No Sc quien de nosotros dos, ahrma-
ba que una cosa parec1a muy poste-
rio1 10 otra.
-Esta DANA 6 esta santa, 10 que
sea, es coetanea de tai rey.
-Perdone, sef1or- dice al punto
uno de los rapaces;-esa dana es una
dana de tai epoca
Miramos ambos amigos al mucha-
cho. E1 muchacho vestfa IN traie
muy llevado y traido y contarfa CO.
mo unos doce amos de edad. Enro-
jecieronseles las mejilas al verse
examinado por nosotros en- su per-
soma y traje, mas no por ESQ fue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
MIR. w ard
A LOS SEORETARIOS DE LAS OORTEs
DE .DISTRlTO

Por 10 vlsto va no percibiran sus
sueldoS los Secretaries de las Cortes
de Distrito, el "a de Diciembre, como
era costtm bre otros amos.
E1 senor Basora Mestre, Secretario
de la Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla,
que con el mayor buen deseo solicit6
del Auditor de Puerto Rico Sc 1e pa
CARA por adelantado, como q los de-
mas emp1eados del Gobierno Tnsular,
recibio una comunicaci6nde Mr. Ward
en- la que informa, entire otras cosas,
10 que sigue.
"A pesar de que esta ofcina Sc
Siente inclinada hacer todo 10 que
este q su alcance fin de ayudar 4
los empleados del Gobierno Insular
en- todo 10 que sea possible, y pesar
de que 20 creo que es una injusticia
el que los Secretarios de las Cortes
no perciban su sueldo de Ia misma
manera que los demas empleados,
me es impossible EN- el case trafdo
por usted ante mi consideration,
acceder a sus deseos en- vista de
que la LEY creando Ell cargo de
|Secretario del Tribunal de Distri-
to, defniendo sus deberes fian-
do ST sueldo para el desempeflo
de los mismos aprobada el 10
de Mario de 1904, dispone que.
-. Este Sueldo sera satisfecho por
el Official Pagador ~. al recibir este
constancia del Auditor al efecto de
que dicho Secretario ha rendido cuen-
ia de todos los dineaos por 81 recibi-
dos, e ingresado los mismos en- e1
Tesoro, en- la forma prescrita por la
Ley"
Siento mucho que esta disposition
de la ley me impida acceder a sus
deseos, y tengo sumo gusto en- mani
festarle que va he estudiado este
asunto en- debida forma y estoy pre-
parando IN bill" para presentarlo q
la proxima session de Ia Legislature,
mod i6cando la ley en este sentido."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
LA CHS

Este aflo, como todos, no Sc permi-
te penetrar en- el palacio del Congre-
SO quien no 1leve sombrero de copa.
No creo que rece con los diputados
esta exigencia tubular; pero es indu-
dable que 4 quien no tiene represen-
tacion en- Cortes Sc lie obliga a exhi-
bir la chisters, amen de otros docu-
mentos igualmente necesarios, para
entrar en- aquella santa casa.
Como nj mis- afciones nj mis- debe-
res profesionales me obligan hogaflo
q pisar Ell consa bido "tehplo de las
leyes' respeto esas ordenes regla-
mentarias que no he de cumplir. Sea
me permitido, sin embargo, una de-
bill protesta, una sencilla protests, que
no es otra cosa sino un latido roman
tico, que dijo el otro.
ST; protesto de la chistera en- gene
raj, por ridfcula, molesta y antipatica.
Y protesto particularmente de que
Sc le comedian los honores parlamen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20

A esta Exposition admirable, en-
donde habfa tablas goticas estu
pendas, y 'retablos del estilo ma
rayillosos, y. alhajas dnicas, algu-
mas del siglo TX, bordados del siglo
XVI, sin iguales; muebles encantado-
res de cuando nuestra patria expor-
taba por millares y millares de du-
cados al resto de Europa, contribu-
yeron con noble prendimiento Y
entusis smo los obispos de Leon y
Astorga, poniendo los tesoros de am
bas sedes disposition de los orga :
nlzadores; hombres ilustrad1simos
todos, pues eran Ell sef1or Dfaz de Ii
menez, director del Institute leones.
el seflor Dir, Ingeniero jefe de la
provincial, el Arquitecto seflor Tor
bado y el municipal senor Cardenas.
A todos ellos env1o un aplauso en-
tusiasta desde estas paginas, ' 4
Leon por Ia cultura de sus habitan-
tes, dlgna de todo encomio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
information al dia
NeVIHIEEfe Dg EAPORES

Aver tono puerto el vapor Pom
ce" procedentc del de su nombre,
yaguez y Aguadilla.
Atracado al mue1le de su compa-
MA, a1ij6 la .earga destinada 4 San
Juan, saliendo .nueyamente para los
puertos de Guanica y Jobos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20

Para los puertos de su ruta en- la
isla, tambi6n zarpo el vapor Harry
Luckenbach" de la "Insular Line"
despues de haber descargado en- el
mue1le de la compania de ferrocarri-
les, el crecido n1mero de bultos des-
tinados esta plaza.
Procedente del puerto de Nueva
York, fondeo en- el nuestro, el vapor
americana "Coamo" de Ia compaflfa
1.-The New York and Porto S. S. ca. " !,
conduciendo q 81 bordo numeroso
pasaje, correspondence y carga ge-
neral para San Juan y dem$s puntos
de su ruta en- la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20

Seg1n una desca cabellada tarifa que
tenemos & la vlstas, y que creemos
pasara muy pronto manos de los
sefiores abonados de la RED Telef6-
MICA de San Jt1an, Ell disponer de IN
aparato telefonico en- 10 sucesivo,
constituira Ell mayor lujo" que obs
tentar pueda cualquiera ohcina 6 casa
comerciaI y particular, dada la dis
paratada combination de precios que
Ia indicada tarifa resef1a.
No hemos leido, en- 10 que conta-
mos con uso de razon, una cosa por
81 estilo.
Nosotros tenfamos entendido hasta
la fecha, que los progresses y adelan-
tos cient1icos, constitu1an grandes
yentaias las industrias, al comercio
Y agriculture hasta Ia particular
comodidad, por 10 economico del pro-
cedimiento y la:rapidez del servicio;
pero, una vez que, por ell medro dc
una empresa, llegue convertirse en-
especulacion exajerada, 10 que de-
biera ser un Servicio rapido, venta-
ioso Y economico, creemos que, los
Tesultados han de tocar muy pronto
desfavorabIes consecuencias.
Parecenos' que, la citada tarifa te-
lef6nica, arrastra tras 81 la economical
voz de: iDescuelguen aparatos!
El servicio telefonico de Puerto
Rico, quizas resulte en- la actualidad,
uno de los mas caros de Europa; ST
{ esto.se le cuelga 10 de la tarifa
J. 81 gUSPENlIe XII TIAIB
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
LEClERILS

Parece que Sc trata de una con-
juracion para elevar .el precio de Ia
leche en- San Juan.
Segldn algunos datos que llegan 4
nuestro poder, muy. pronto Sc esta-
blecera al precio de "quince centa-
vos" por cuartillo, y pasados los pri-
meros ounce dlas, Sc tratara de au-
mentar "cinco centavos" mas, hasta
1legar la .*disparatada suma de
''veinte y einco centavos" por cada
cuartillo..
La cosa al parecer no tiene mali
cia; pero,. como gorda, es morocco
tuds. ::
-. III. gELEFOKO In PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
r. BaIsa de Ia Vega.
PARIS

Fra0Eia y Espafia han llegado &
un acuerdo defnitiyo respecto de
Marruecos. Sc ha decidido que Ia
policla franco -espafIola Sc ponga
las 6rdenes del almirante frances
Touchard que ha ido a Madrid 4 yer
al rey para consultarlo.
Ha llegado una escuadra francesa
q Cadiz, donde buques de guerra es-
pa1Ioles y otros de Ia trasatlantica Sc
preparan para transporter tropas
MarruecoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20

Fl cardenal Richard, arzobispo de
Paris, ha dado instrucciones al clero
de sus parroquias respecto de la ley
de separation entire la iglesia y Ell
Estado, que varian segi1n cuales Sc
dirigen; pero su pr1nicipio es Ell no
acatar la ley y ejercer ia resistencia
pasiva.
En- la Camara de diputados hubo
IN vivo debate acerca de Ia confrma-
cion de la ley sobre aumento de mil
ochocientos pesos de sueldo & los
diputados y senadores, hasta $4,000.
Ell voto previo Sc confrmo por 200
contra 2IS.
Refri6ndos a los rumores 1legados
de America respecto de probabilida-
des de guerra entire los Estados
Unidos y el Jap6n, TN corresponsal
norte-amerieano visito Ia embaiada
de este 1ltimo pals y ALI le manifes-
taron que no Sc deb1a dar gran i'm
portancia los despachos alarmistas
llegados de Nueva York, rehriendo-
Sc la question de las escuelas de
San Francisco. Ell asunto no es
nuevo y no ha despertado en- el la
pom el paroxismo que pudiera provo
car una guerra. Ademas hay CONTAIN
"a en- que Ell gobierno norteamerica-
no infuir1a v1vamente con las auto
ridades de California para que reco-
nocieran por complete los derechos
de los japoneses; saben tambien que
Ell gobierno de Washington favorece
su demanda. Ademas la embajada
no habfa recibido telegrama alguno
de Toxic refriendose al asunto; 10
que era signo favorable.
-El globo militar Patrie contin1a
hacienda diariamente pruebas y evo-
luciones bajo la supervision militar
y Sc conservan secretos los resulta-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-20
81 gUSPRNlIO XII TIAIB

Un telegrama fechado en- Londres
refere que varios periodicos de aque-
la ciudad~aseguran, que apesar de la
invitacion del Rey de Espafa, los
Reyes de Inglaterra no podran If 4
Madrid Ell la Primavera proxima.
Cast puede alegrarse uno de clio;
de ir no ir, no lexiste otra diferen-
cia de unos cuantos miles de pesetas
mas menos en- los Municipios de
las distintas ciudades que los reyes
visitasen. iCasi NADIA!
PUS7AS ! RBR9R
En- un Tribunal:
x Es verdad.que ha 1lamado usted
irnbecil al senior?
No recuerdo a punto flo; pero al
mirar al demandante la cara, me pa
rece muy probab Die.
En- una tienda de caza:
No hablemos mas; le deiare
usted este par de faisanes en- tres
duros.
El compradog; saludando:
y 20 tampien@ Sc los dejo a
usted. 49,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09

Washington, June 9.-Judge Cow
an, OF the Texas Cattleraisers' asso-
ciation, pleaded with the house CON-
mittee on agriculture to place the in
spection fee on the government. as the
packers would force the cattle prices
down otherwise.
He favored harmless preservatives
on account of competition with coun.
try meat, which it would allow them
II is reported the house will pas.
the milk and watery beef inspection
bill,
The packers friends in the house
are working to eliminate its drasti,
features.
Thomas Wilson, of Chicago, pack
ers' representative, is here and said
Il have been informed that DR.. Johr
B. Murphy, a noted physician anC
surgeon OF Chicago, is to make an in
spection of the stockyards and tbs
report is to be made public.