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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

It was announced AZ the Navy
Department Saturday thai Captains
y. NJ Uaw ieys y ho recently command
"a the receiving ship Wabash Al tAe
navy yarf II Boston. ard "a r. keeei-
er. who recently commanded the re-
ceiving ship Hancock, AZ The nav ,
yard At <eW YORK. were placed On
the retired Iist - the navy Friday
with the rank 81 rear admiral, IN A.
e0rdance with the provisions % See-
tiou I443 - the Revised Statutes
captain Iiawley - from Massaeh4-
setts. and entered the nasy IN Jalys
lsG3. de reached the grade - captain
in March. l903. AMI has bad A0oul
twenty three years services a. s@&-
Captain Keesler - from lows and IN
tered the navy ~ f.gz- Re has a1esl
twenty-five years sea services mnsi
reeabed the grade - captain IN Deeenn-
her 1902
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

Rear Admiral Browns0n- eAlef -
the bureau II navigation has rsesiEs1
cable message from tDmme1s.er
Usher. commanding tne cruiser -
Louis. saying that daring an enter
tafBmsnt gfren tLs offers % tns "a
Louis - fbe naval CisD az kio q
Janiero On Frid4y Admiral A1uri1ys
81 the Brazilian navy. sxDrssss.t -
xreafss9 egrsliaIity toward lile Lnltsd
States. TIE 80 Lonis is On = eruAss
from ~@w York around tAe Horn -
@au FrAues4eo.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02
INTERESTING Session
SPECIAL MEETING or CIrT
COUNCIL LAST NIGHT
saver psuw slsr7zkfaI AT -Ene 8nzr1 5
Lave FezSf-ss8od Fexhag Prxssiis
- Cify CsunI1

There - = specially inlersa-anz
sesslau * -. fstr a1suela aasl efels
fur. tEe aLesEs seq tAs eo1alnF llsa-
nlefpal eIeeflan ertuE ssleelrsl aus4
afher InsfssFGanl fssls las-ts tE.tosalfe.i-
81 was expeese.l lla- t4is asul.4 -
ihe lass mlsefinG - tA@ 2rsss1t 1s.ar.4.
Una fssEeEE Moss. k.sss.. en.lu1<l fssr tlse
lAashsnzsen. BAs1Gaa1aEe anst A1n4nss-
lss Efeefsae Hsa41mav tsuapanF Nprslar-
80 h~fssrs Eae aamn~ll ana4 asael AamE
thafe -1aasE& - speaiat nne~tan4 ~f
the aauneli tAas evening sn essn@i.lee
certain mazters eennHetsst San tne ree
eenfIr r4.se.1 arsgiuanee. ana tass
aIeeslnx WsAf - a@lt~
TaaarI the els-e 90 fls sssslau.
lf2Far flanu reformed q xlGef4l and
eharzesarzsfle at - presenItnx 90 Al
the ether n.esss8ess - t.ls Geunetl asasA
g. flers rsrfsr sIzinfF gifts la tas
sbare ~ hesaglfallg engraved etlser
senAnfses- Az1 tAe members ~ tae
Naaneff aooA ueeaslan 4arinG tsa
evening 50 express th@ xu..d sesilnx
whfeh fhev ha.f towards lAe etaar
members - the tauneil ant tl@ir ae-
grsasaa1au of tis@ eeur1esy wltn wafeo
fhev baI heem treated hw Navar
li.snw IaFanx Ais p~rlast nf pruslsiln<
over tam f#s4eAH~
o. uaklnx the gifls- Maygr Duaqv
stated tnat - Aast fsit frosn rns start
fhaE - had sae eountieuee ef tar
raenasrs af Ehs eonneil amt tAaI lals
lad heen . xrea1 help 60 1im iu ASS
tsIsu nissFa1iou- BE sad that 90 =
number og aeeaslons. she's promps
aetiou Was neessaary. hs hasi llAsn
siers npon hfs oNn initiative W1ien
:.
lFs presented the fakens. b. SAID. IN
aDereeiaGlau - the anif9rnsiy epurfe-
ous netion saieh AasE teem eNfensiest
- hfm hg every memBsrof Ehs B1arsI-
The members - fhs t'onmeli Hli @sx-
pressed their hearty Appreciation ot
the esenesfus w6fE - 1favor uog~ Au.4
assnresl him - their hsst sisles fer
bis amfare- All Esl@ nsemb~rs ses&
a.Ivaatag@ - the occasion Co assuEe
each ether that gae ofileiai lifs 20 elas
B.sarI came fo a. End ~lrlou1 8-sr lna
ieft fbe slightest feeliBx ~ rsseaf
nsnf or malice fa sas aearts of ans
0ur. There - general sus.,I feel
ing ezprssseI AMI salisf..etion ossr
lhe faez s6ag Esse f.ouneil nznI sat<sst
bard nn1 accomplished saalstillnx
rsr che zu0si - Gbe eiEg. A. shown ay
tbe improxenlents ehien AaI been -
..-..s.rs.5....f 80 ,.fsfen - sn.f-r
-,
r.. .n~os.s reason f.,r s.ss ..~sfau. u
tf,e rsar.g wa4 tlss selection s.r sleeelon
ofnrfag4. IN : nuna.er ~ Instances
sass RepnBg7ean members of thss f'aun-
eil ahieofa.E - sh. ssEcials whseh ha.1
fser rfekaa ant - renresenr tEefr
,..,rsv al =. ras.4f Instances thew aers
allowed e. naass ths minority rsDrs-
~...f.tfeee Th.s eefeisl4 a. S~l-esa.i
-
Ffssf eearf-laha T. strange an.i
go. e w.rf5u- rsu.oerefs- Clifton
u RuszelI. RspuoIlsan. inlIxss- essorus
"a parleff Tsemocraf. r. RnIansf
g~oru Ranuhf1ean. oIarss.
.s.seorI gear.I--9.-.rua r. Gyuaid and
ffarr~ Eeuohsugfnn. Bemoerata.
arT A. y. PhflIlu~. Republican.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

Assistant Secretary Newbcrry bas
returned 10 Washington from Watch
uuI.R. T.. where Mrs. Sewberry and
family are spending the summer.
Mr. Newberry viii be acting secre-
tary 81 the Navy until Secretary sfef-
calf returns from California early in
september.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02
sBMIRM REFER TO RETIRE


fslF Admiral tsenFwe N. HeiIer.
s4iflnan SO tla lighthouse hosri in
sasatnrlan. viii he transferred 81 tise
eIira.t Iisl taa flh instant ou aeeouuf
& ses. hul &C. 81 stated at fhe Navy
alit fteiel.rr uTKf IS bern auotiser ofii
eta BE- detailed to relieve him.
l.atF Admiral Eeitsr IS from Penn
.FIesuis and entered the navy in No-
emfeF i-ti. ile reaehed the grade
s Es8r a.lmiFai im Nareh. lAi3. and
cas- Heem au lntv im W4s8fa as
aalaman uf the lighthouse board
.smrw Eehrnary. 1850. lie has bad
autF years service at SEA AMI ahuut
aentF years service uu shore and
sas unemployed about six years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

Nr. norman D8nner, of Freslsrie<.
Nd. arrived IN Annapolis today for
the purpose of assamiux dutiss 1t ne
Postal Telegraph OHes- ME- -Dan1er
will be assistant and nignf operates
to saperinfeBdsBt = 3 cols- Ioeai
manager Tor tbs Postal Company
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02
COOLEST IN IS YEARS
0as q Peculiar AtmsopheFie Pres
sure

far Weaflfr Eureau has announced
aat Iaa u1anth iust eiasssi was f'ie
assfnsl 1una an Fecor.f is s. tsbiuEten
a tte issl ssFeutr .ase years and
ssl tiln s.ssae is nruiaAfv fsae uf New
amt iisr Mnllie ttIanffe STATES
usf tMe fmNnf Lake region.
fm etusf parts &c the { ustesf states
So tnaaF.s rntnreN were aIsu suver than
saaN N8e t.arenm's usAesaI state
sut saTs Sea nxrianatteu
As lu pres inus eeE8 Ianes. the
I.slstaatinn u1 atmaap apliegie pressure
SEES tar f'sus.fiau Maritime Pros fnee
sasi f.sa Scotia Atlantic aas sueh ..ss g.
sHee 8 rlrtl,salii..ssi..st af aeeau a tuis
3 uartisr|sstaFa districts ami a block
e. - fila eeaIInenfai faass either in
- faaia Naiisf 80 o2 the &ea Eue-
Ia4 lal4f-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

Papers Of incorporation were fled
ln the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county yesterday BY The Anne Arun-
del County Land Company. organized
for the purpose OF selling and deyel-
Opfng real estate. Four of the incOT-
poratOrs are wcII~known men n Baiti-
more. The capital stock ~ the new
concern - 81, ,O00. The inc0rpOrnt0rs.
who will also serve as directors ~ the
company, are MessrB. y. Wilson
Brown. ]. Winfield Henry. Edwin a..
BaetIer and Joseph &. France, all u
Baltimore. Daniel X. Randall and
shelIman y. Brown, u AnDapoIis-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

Dor sickness, accidents and deaths
every day. Protect yOurselr 800 q
year.. 100000 policy. WISTEEs'
Agency, 154 Market 80.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
DISTRICT COURT.

District court convened this morn
ing with Hon. Chas. A. Pike presiding,
his being his first term in La Plata
| county and second in the district. The
first thing was calling of the Jury and
with those excused for cause the panel
was found TO be thirteen short and a
yenire ordered for thirteen returnable
tomorrow morning. The docket was
hen called but no cases set for trial
md probably will not be until the Jury
is complete.
In the case of Ed. Dugan. against
whom five informations were hanging.
some having been transferred from
the county court. the defendant plead
guilty on all of the complaints and II
Is probable sentenced will follow some
time this afternoon. Dugan is the
Young man his bondsmen surrendered
last week and whom Sheriff Thonip-
son went to California for In Decem-
her.
Ed Medley, arrested with one of the
Star boys charged with chicken steal
Ing. also plead guilty this morning.
II is expected Star will follow suit as
evidence against him now will be con.
elusive. Sentence may follow before
court adjourns today. The punish
ment will be confinement in the coun-
iy Jail while that of Dugan is lmpris-
onment from one to ten years at Can
on City, but owing to his tender years
he may be sent to the reformatory al
Buena Vista.
The court this afternoon is listening
to motions and demnrrers, one In par
ticular being the motion in the case
OF McGregor and Lake vs. the Board
Of County Commissioners.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
saund Her son.a Liz.

The happiest mother In the little
town OF Ava, Mo-. is Mrs. s. Rupee.
She writes: "One year ago my son
was down with such serious lung
trouble that our physician was unable
TO help him; when, by our druggists
advice | Began giving him DR.. Kings
New Discovery. and soon noticed
improvement. I kept this treatment
UP for few weeks when he was per-
fectly we'll He has worked steadily
since at carpenter work. DR.. Kings
New Discovery saved his life." Guar
anteed best cough and cold cure by
G. e. Tiffany. Jr.. Druggist. Soc and
$1.00. Trial bottle free.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

~ - kA hsI
nialI and baggage cars also turned
c-~r S~< the occupants were not hurt
outside of being shaken up, although
the mail car was damaged some. 1,
was an hour and a half before work.
men were able to remove Mr.. Dux-
sted, being fastened under the cab.
Fortunately no bones were broken or
internal injuries-at least so far as
reported yesterday morning-the in.
juries consisting of bruises and being
badly squeezed. He was taken to his
home at Alamosa where it is thought n
few weeks rest will restore him to
usual condition. The passenger
coaches remained on the track and
outside OF sudden stop no damage
resulted. No cause is given out for
the accident, and 1t will require an
investigation before the reason is
known and then possibly IL will re-
main mystery. The passengers were
transferred and taken to Denver
by way OF Salida, leaving Alamosa at
z;45 Sunday morning. 1t was about
noon yesterday before the track was
cleared so other trains could pass,
making the eastern arrive in Durango
three hours late Sunday evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

Three and four years ago Durango
was engaged in installing public i'm
provements costing In the neigbbor-
hood of 100000 and IT required a
large amount OF legal work and to
have this transacted was well worth
the money paid. But how about the
cost to the city a year ago when the
city paid out over $500 on the advice
OF the Democratic attorney for which
suit is pending to recover the money
for the benefit OF taxpayers? This Is
not pointed to with pride.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
FUNERAL OF WIN. ACCORD.

The funeral OF William Accord. who
was shot and killed by his step-son,
Jack Grange at Silverton last week,
took place at the Methodist church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
There was very large attendance,
not only of Red Men. under whose
auspices the funeral was conducted,
but of friends who have known de-
ceased for many years and looked
upon him as a worthy man and good
citizen. Rev. Mr.. Grace preached the
sermon and a choir rendered several
appropriate hymns. The floral offer
ngs from friends and the lodge were
numerous and pretty. A large portion
OF the audience accompanied the re-
mains to Greenmount cemetery where
the last sad rites were performed for
the dead.
William Accord, in addition to his
aged father and mother, leaves four
brothers. Henry, John, Thomas and
Jess, and two sisters. one single, Miss
Accord and one married Mrs. George
Sherer, all residents OF Durango. to
mourn his loss. Deceased was Just a
triHe past AZ years OF age, having
been born March g. 1865. The family
came to Colorado in 1873 and have
been residents practically since that
time. being out of the state but short
Intervals at time. and for the past
seventeen years have been located in
this southwest section, being residents
Of Archuleta county In 1889. often
visiting Durango prior to coming here
10 live some years ago. For two
Springs where he gained an enyiable
| reputation for preserving the peace
and being popular with all. The de-
| ceased brother was on the Durango
police force for some months and re.
gardcd as careful officer with an
| eye for Justice. His principal calling
has been mining and at times has
had charge OF mines for large compa-
nles operating In the San Juan and
other portions OF the state, II is
sad to think one In the prime OF life
should be taken in such n manner.
and the sympathy OF hundreds OF
friends go out to the wife and sur.
yiving members OF the family In this
hour OF trial. Peace to the ashes OF
the departed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

The largest shipment which ever
left Greeley was 10 cars, containing
27,500 Sleeps. sent Friday for the Chit
cago market. From Fort Collins dis.
trict came rs car loads and 32 cars
were from Ration. Greeley. Ault and
LaSalle. The sheep were ewes and
lnmbs and averaged so to 30 pounds
OF the 125.000 sheep on feed there De-
cember l. three-fourths have gone to
market and but few ewes are left. l..
G. Gavin OF Eaton placed two car loads
OF lambs on the market Friday. re-
ceiving $ cents pound. the highest
price this year in the Fort Collins and
Greeley district Despite the high
cost of sheep farmers are doing well
on them. with prospects OF higher
prices before spring
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
NATURES WARNING.
Durango People Must Recognize and
Heed II.

Kidney Ills come quietly-mysteri-
! ously.
| But Nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretion
See IL the color is unhealthy
" there are settings and sediment
Passages frequent, scanty, painful
IT'S time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
To ward of BrIghts disease or dia-
betes.
Doan's have done great work in
Durango.
Mrs. II. Bartlomew OF 1895 Second
avenue. Durango, Colo, says MY
back first began to trouble me great
many years ago. Besides dull
heavy aching which at times was very
severe and ON both sides of my spine,
! was also annoyed by too frequent
action of the kidney secretions. espe.
cially at night The pain and aching
In my back was 80 distressing that |
could hardly get about at times. Some
times | have thought would be able
to work but on making an attempt
would tind that could not do any
thing. ON one occasion | was con
fined to my bed for more than week
on account of backache. About four
years ago my attention was called to
Doan's Kidney Pills and procured
box at Tiffany's drug store. found
them to be exactly suited to my case
and | received great benefit from them.
I have appealed to their use on diff
ferent occasions since they have never
failed TO give me prompt and genuine
relief from backache and kidney ir-
regularities."
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n.
Y, sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name--Doan' sand
take no other
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

Mr.. S. II. Shields OF Fort Morgan,
who stayed for several days in our
valley last week, in the interests OF
the Empire Construction company Of
which he is secretary-treasurer is one
OF the fiDanciers OF the state, being
president OF the First National bank
at Fort Morgan. vice president OF the
savings bank and director in the
loan association at that place. As.
ISOLATED as he is with Mr.. Camfeld.
the leading force In the state in the
construction of vast irrigation sys-
tens. our people have surety OF having
not only good work done, but that
1t will be accomplished. and that with
expedition. We could not have fallen
into better hands; and we predict that
the contract, now being drawn In
Denver, and which will be voted on
next month will carry with such a
minority as to be practically unani
mous.-Cortez Journal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
PRESIDENTIAL ORDER.
very slHCtTtIy,
HENRY A. BUCHTEL

Washington. March l2, 1907.
My order of February IL, 1907, re-
lating to the issuance of evidence of
title under the public land laws. is
hereby cancelled, for the reason that
congress did not appropriate an
amount sufficient to enable the COM
missioner of the general land office to
properly carry out the purposes of
that order, which We're to have such
examination made of all applications
for patent as would facilitate the Is
suance of title to bona fde settlers
and home makers, would reduce ille-
gal entries to a minimum, and bring
the work of the land office up to date.
With the amount actually appropriated
1t is not possible to carry out the
order. or to provide with certainty
for the detection of fraud without
causing unreasonable hardship to bona
fide settlers ana home makers
In order to accomplish as much as
can be accomplished with our present
means in preventing illegal acquisi-
ton of public lands the commissioner
OF the general land office will detail
all his available field and office force
In such manner, by concentration or
otherwise, as will as effectively as is
possible with the actual appropriation
restrict fraud, enfoce the existing
laws, and promote the bona 6de set
tlement OF public lands by home max
ers. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
PiTTseURe, MOVE UP.


The eleven largest cities of the
United States may be grouped In three
: glasses. First come New York Chi
cago and Philadelphia with n popula-
ton above a million. Then come St
Louis, Boston and Baltimore with pop
ulations OF between five and six hun
dred thousand. And finally Cleveland,
Buffalo, San Francisco. Cincinnati and
Pittsburg is. according to the last cen
sus, at the bottom OF the list.
On Friday OF this week, however,
Pittsburg will move forward into the
next higher class, making a start
there at the bottom of the list Her
rank among the cities will be seventh
instead of eleventh.
Friday is the day when the con
solidation Of Allegheny and Pittsburg
will take place. The supreme court of
Pennsylvania has just affirmed the
judgment of the lower courts to the
effect that the consolidation act is
constitutional, and the last doubts Of
the two cities and the last hopes of
the opponents OF consolidation have
been ended.
Greater Pittsburg will have an area
OF thirty-eight square miles. 1,194
acres of parks. 115 school buildings
and sac, 100000 OF municipal property.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
Given up to Die.

B. Spiegel, 1904 N. Virginia Sc,
Evansville. Ind. writes: For over
Ave years | was troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. | lost fiesh
and was all run down. and a year ago
had to abandon work entirely. | had
three OF the best physicians who did
me no good and | was practically
given up 10 die. Foley's Kidney Cure
was recommended and the nrst bot
tie gave me great relief. and after
taking the second bottle was en-
tirely cured" Why not let It help
you. @. K. Tiffany. Jr.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

At the request OF Friends In Coun-
ell. the oldest women's organization in
Canon City. public convention was
held Mt Elk's hall Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of discussing plans
for assisting the Municipal Improve
ment league in the development of
a civic spirit looking to the general
good There were representatives
present from all the clubs and socIe-
ties in the city and a number of ex-
ceIlent addresses were made by both
men and women.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

II develops there may be an agree
mcnt among the political factions of
tho Iowa legislature on a primary
law which will make nominations OF
candidates possible when they resolve
3s per cent Of the votes OF the party.
Resolutions censuring Attorney Gen
crM Hadiey OF Missouri for his fall
ure 10 prosecute the Anheuser-Busc
Brewing association OF st. Louis for
contributing to campaign fund are
passed In the lower house OF the Mis-
souri, legislature at Jefferson City,.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

Mrs. Eyangeiine Heartz. who served
as member OF the house of repre-
sontatives for two terms, Is in the
steamship Mimic. which is stuck in
the ice on the straits OF Caribou, ton
miles from Picton, Nova Scotia The
iio passengers and crew are threat
ened with starvation. ana 81 tAo ice
begins TO run at this time of the
year there is danger that the ship
will be crushed to pieces.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

portance to our farmers. There will
be a great demand for oats, and in
conversation with the contractors we
learned that they used the white oats
exclusively. This will give our farm
ers a tip to SOW this variety alone.
Hay will be ready sale also, and at
fair figure. The building OF this
irrigation system will scatter many
thousands of dollars among all OF us.
The whole issue OF s75o.000 bonds
will not get out of the country by
half, as the men employed will leave
a portion OF their wages here. So we
can pay our additional taxes cheer
fully and also more easily than at
present. 1t looks like very prosper
ous season for Cortez.-Cortez Jour
nal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
NORMAL SCHOOL SURE.

Representative Graden wires The
Herald this afternoon that the ap-
preparation giving $4,000 for n state
normal school at Durango, passed the
house today. The bill now goes to
its passage in that branch This ap-
preparation does not include anything
for maintenance This will come in
the general appropriation bill.
Mr.. Graden is to be congratulated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

John NJ Mcmillan. aged 50, for
years farmer In the Godfrey bottoms.
near Greeley. was instantly killed Fri
day afternoon in n runaway He was
driving a spirited team. which start
ed to run. and In crossing the railroad
track the king bolt OF the wagon fell
out. dropping the tongue, which was
driven into the ground. BY the sud
den stoppage. Mcmillan, who was
standing In the wagon. was thrown to
the ground. striking on his head. rup
turing blood vessel. He died before
those who witnessed the accident
could reach him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21
HITS THE YELLoWs.

The morning sheet Is initiating the
example of Tom Patterson's papers in
attacking and besmirching the name
Ct Gov. Buchtel. Just read the gov
ernor's opinion of Patterson and his
sheets which applies equally to Day,
l'ulley and publishers OF other lying
sheets:
When you print my picture with
the pictures of men who are de-
scribed by you as gamblers, and
when you declare that | am wishing
TO shelter gamblers. you disclose your
self to be an unmitigated scoundrel.
| expect to do my duty in every par
ticular. | shall, however, never take
advice from you or from any newspa-
pers which steadily and constantly
make effort to misrepresent me. You
have repeatedly represented me as
saying things which have never said.
IL is impossible, therefore, for me to
give you an interview and at the same
time preserve my self-respect. When
! seek advice as to my authority under
the constitution, l shall seek advice
from those who are competent to give
it, / shall not seek advice from boys
and girls in young peoples societies,
and l shall not take advice from news
papers that are never willing to tell
fsshe truth about me.
Very sincerely.
"HENRY RIfCHTEJ -
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

1t is announced by the Interstate
commerce commission that the presi-
dent has taken steps to have the
decisions of United States Judges
Evans and Mccall declaring the en-
ployers liability net constitutional re-
viewed by the supreme court. This
move has been made as result Of the
decisions of Federal Judge Trieber OF
Arkansas and Federal Judge Hanford
OF the state of Washington upholding
tho act