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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
COUNTY COURT HAS BIG
CRIMINAL DOCKET
GROWING RICH SELLING
BUTTER AND EGGS

J. P D. Schmidt, who lies seven
miles west Of town is an Oklahoma
farmer who is travelling the dairy
route to wealth Last week he sold
in Chickasha 126 pounds Of butter at
25 cents a pound and that week 129
is also selling about 100 dozen eggs
a week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
sMALL FRlsco WRECK

A Frisco freight car jumped the
track at Laverty this morning and
caused the passenger train due here
at O'clock to be delayed several
hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
DECORATION DAY

ATTENTION COMRADES! Custer
post No. q. G. A. r. win meet at hall,
Friday, May 1st. at p. m, to arrange
for decoration day.
All comrades are requested to be
present al this meeting
BY Oredr Of Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
LIeHT ERosT-LIrrLg DAMAGE

Jack Frost dropped in to make late
call and this morning coating Of
white appeared on vegetation. The
frost was light one and did little
damage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
MR.. TAFT DISCUSSES
NATIONAL AFFAIRS

NEW YORK, June 27.-Secretary
Taft, the Republican nominee for the
presidency, has committed himself EN-
phatieally on his policies regarding the
big questions which will confront the
next incumbent of the White House in
July Van Norden Magazine. +" In re
gard to expansion, imperialism, and our
foreign relations, he offers some definite
opinions. He says:
''' For our present purpose the atti-
tude of the United States toward China
must be regarded not alone as that of
a country interested in the trade of
China, but also as a power owning ter
ritOry in China S immediate neighbor-
hood. How far the United States would
90 in the protection of its Chinese
trade no one, of course, could say This
much is clear, however, that the mer-
chants of the United States are being
aroused to the Importance of their
Chinese export trade, that they would
view political obstacles to its expan-
sion with deep concern, and that this
feeling of theirs would be likely to find
its expression in the attitude of the
United States Government. -
Concerning the japanese, their atti-
tude toward us, and Japanese aggres-
sion, if all reports are true, in China,
the Philippines, and Hawaii, he goes
on:
''The japanese have no more to do
with our policy as a people than any
other nation. If they have or develop
a policy that conflicts with ours, that
is another matter Talk of war is de-
plorob la in tho axtPamo and T do not
believe that the people of the United
States are unfriendly to or seek a
quarrel with Japan, or vice versa.
son the other hand, I am strong
advocate of sufficient navy, adequate
land defenses in the Philippines, Ha-
wall, Alaska and other points too long
When the day comes that
we can smile when war is mentioned,
secure in our defensive measures, there
is certain to be less of the excitement,
and hasty warlike prep
arations which go far to precipitate a
war.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
NEW YORK PLAYWRIGHT
HELPING ART LEAGUE

Clarence Harvey, who is celebrated
in theatrical circles in New York as
an actor, playwright and critic, has come
to the rescue of the Kilohana Art
League and will play the leading part
for them in their play on Thursday
night at the Opera House, Lady For
tune" in which he will be supported
by the best amateur cast of players
which could be got together in Homo
lulu, including DR.. and Mrs. Humphris,
James A. Wilder, Mrs. F. T. P. Water
house and others.
The Art League is exceedingly for
tunate in being able to enlist Mr.. Har
vey IS services while he is here on vaca-
ton, and Honolulu playgoers in general
are very fortunate in being able to see
the playing of one with reputation
in the theatrical center of the Union.
This play, Lady Fortune, and the
closing farce, "Second Thoughts"
form a bill which promises much There
should be good houses on both Thurs
day and Saturday at the Opera House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
TWO OCEAN FLEETS.


building will
Atlantic the batteships the of Honolulu
wi
of a
Good ships continually the stocks
bathps
before the critics talking
a twooce wi
Philippines When
quadrns the Pacific will likely than
before
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
TEA AND TYPHOID.

Army and Navy Journal-Tea is now
elevated from the position of a social
beverage to the dignity of a germ de
stroyer. DIR. Mcknight, the medical in
vestigator, has found that typhoid
bacilli placed in cold or luke warm tea
are greatly diminished at the end of
four hours and have completely disap-
peared at the end of twenty hours. The
value of this finding is obvious to mill,
tary surgeons. Sterilized water may
become infected after it is placed in
the canteen. Canteens which have once
been filed with infected water may re-
tain the infectious germs for some time,
In filling the canteens with tea the in-
lection with typhoid bacilli would, af-
ter few hours, says 1.-The Military
Surgeon be almost nil.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22

Royal names for hotels are some
times the cause of peculiar misunder-
standings. An aged farmer from the
home county decided to make visit
to Toronto. 1t was the first time he
had been at a city station and when a
hotel crier hurried to him with the in
terrogation, liking Edward?" the new
conner simply smiled as he answered:
. No, sir-Thomas Cox of Eramosa. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
THE VENEZUELAN DISPUTE.

a of
situation
which prove which Taft
while
NO sign of demanding his passports Moreover the Constitutional Cass
of the American
he brotherhood and high consideration the Venezuelan people toward
the United States would not be weakened
Washington their Interpretation the
action closing of the legation
capital
in this complication will be is problem that connected
EDITORIAL m attitude seems to he one
expectancy Chicago
This clears the for vigorous action against the dictator should action
decided
in where far the public Castro the asphalt lakes
has eed oyereng on the diplomatic stove without apparent improve
. ment z,
at last have a momentous arms the New York Globe There
mild suggestion
not take the hint and comply with American Washington
Post which however, that the people will
wike until they certain that they in the right
with
ready requested insoen1y
fused''are briefly
preipdi public order Jat was natnTaId American citizen and
in
which obnoxious the of
the the State Department finds that admits doubt
entitled expulsion
claim the corporation, repeated
various Company
gh1y decisions
The action making
deaon Court Last Resort and of the International
Court Of Claims
shipping Trading Company
British corporation, by
citizens The Shipping
the onOO Steamship Jersey
the stockholders special complaint
aiOn and annument the part of the alleged
exclusive concession held by the noeo Company This
filtration award majorl
of the claim dlowe and the of
the before tribunal
should
of
of
Dr. Pedro Guzman who sold
the united States
later violated repealed by the Venezuelan
estimated by the
led
of the
lake That appealed
of its
looking the of
Venezuela
had been violated and this
of arbitration proceedings Evasve replies
of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
A STRAIGHT LANE.

approaches
hitting ung ashore the nrieacie of winding
would
building blockade the hbor
soas to vital rfere usefulness.
policy
Harbor ideal both
daity the sought by Congress
the Preside
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22

twelve of the captains
excellent
their
produced souvenir which the officers
gado keawayw wit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

general delivery for the week ending
July IS. 1908:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
9 UE $ FOR
$4,000

CHICAGO. Dec. 24--ny 4. p
In a breach Of promise suit FOR
$50 900 against Arthur o. Simpson.
proprietor ~ a restaurant IN the
Western Union building. Mrs -.
della Love Woodstock % New York
charges that after she became en-.
gagged % simpson aud travelled with
him through Cuba and the Isle 81
Pines. be sent her % Palestine. say.
ing he would Join her later. when
they would be- married The wed.
ding then was delayed from time
70 time until az last simpson re-
fused - marry her. simpson. vhu
lives az 1923 Michigan av.. today
denied that be had ever heard 81
Mrs. Woodstock. and said there
must be- a mistake somewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

Editor The Star. Some siuse aFo
a nEnAA bar bright lad called upon
ne % subscribe for The Star and
being Impressed hy she lad. 1 signed
up a subscription tilaf later wili cost
Hs a tfIfir hut what DO We care
about that The Justified plea for
human deecncY, regarding the over.
eros Sing ~ street cars and the cpn-
slant Continuance ~ the 81 fma uHsas
the paper worth taking. Thn sfxssL
ear company are men II assuis. %
their burning desire 20 uay aikf4
dendn upon the wafered stock ~ ths
company makes ~ hard on fhtim 90
come through 90 "a with All ghn
straps taken twtcn over could the
WateF bp squeezed out and a sound
business hmeia reached ws could all
- seated and q nice dividend de-.
elared % All owners Of pure paid FOR
stock
The star cofnes telling -
q syndicate about 60 care Tor
the EafbaEs ~ the city Please
fishs a. That business should Be
Done ~ The city. and until Il Il done
- the city Viii nut b. done ~ all
This pfrpaaition, - u - to-day
amounts % nothine bat failure. ard
n turned into the hands % those
whe rnaw nothing about n except
the money IN sight through graft.
wili place the eisy IN dFpiora bile
condition
Long live The Star We are
with you sUBSCRinER~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
is
TABOOED

BELLiNGHAM. Dec "a By u
y War " beiug waged against
The students Of the hiRh school who
are IA the habit of tngRlng az the
pipe w The mcmbefa % Ito faculty.
20 the indignation of the tubncco
users a large per cent Of the
hiRh school boys. especially those
who are athlclicaily Inclined. carry
q little bulldog and can In their
pockets. and it b. common "a SEQ
one Of the students smoking on biz
way to school, Some OF the stu
dents have even been 50 bold aa
10 take puff on the side Ia the
basement between periods. and the
light curis Of smoke and the tubac
co odor have found their way into
the main hail
Principal rwitmYer has been
very persistent In hts efforts ~ pre-
vent students from using the weed
bat during the last year hla efforts
10 abolish smoking have had little
effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
DOG SAVES HIS
MASTERS LIFE

ANACONDA. Mont. Dec. "A By
4. P--That Alex Glover. ~ years
old. aud one OF Anaconda'n earliest
inhabitants. iH alive today H. en-
tirely due 10 the faifhfulneaa Of his
dog
After dinner Wednesday night
Glover left bis cabin with bis dog
and walked a long distance 10 a
tunnel On some mining property be
and George Miles are working
Shortly after u O'Clock Miles. who
had fallen asleep on bis cot. was
awakened by The dog iugging AZ the
blankets Following the animal,
Miles found Glover lying uncon-
uciOuH ia the SNOW short ways
from tho cabin The old mans
hands. feet and face we're seriously
frost bitten. Had Il not been for
The dos be would have frozen 10
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
KILLS A STEER
WITH HIS FIST

aPhiNGFIELn. ~. Dec. "a ~
y. Accompanied b. friends.
Fritz schafeF. a muscular young
German farm hand. reading near
Urpentlcw. Ia Mcnasd county. went
90 the farm ~ Henry Austin 20
trade horses "A schafer started
home across the ioi where 4 bad
tempered steer was kept. Austin
Narued him ~ the danger u en-.
tefing the lot
When near tho center o. the pas
tprc Schafera friends. who had 20.
maiucd behind. we're Mortified 10
see him attacked BY the animal
and knocked down b. the frat on.
alaaght. A. the steer charged a
second time Schafcr landed blow
behind the animals ear that drop.
ped u ~ though shot When
schafer's friends gained his side
the steer wan dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
PLANNED HoLD-UP
OF TACOMA CAR

TACOMA. Dec. ~ by O. p
What II believed by the authorities
10 have been AN attempt ia hold up
a street car al the end Of the y
a. line was frustrated last night
about ~ 80 by woman. who hap
pened 10 come ont with Il lantern
% wait Cor the car According 10
The story told the police two men
were hiding ln the brush ut the end
20 the line. and grabbed the woman
dragged her into the brush and
attempted 10 tako the lantern away.
telling her they intended 10 hold ~
the car
she got away from them aud ran
screaming down the track A. the
car came along she vas taken
aboard and the car run 70 the city.
where ihe police were notified. and
Pntrolman Modal sent back out on
the car 10 search for the supposed
hiHhWnymen They could not be
found however.
The locality ia where Motofmnn
Ffaak Brown WAS murdered hy ban
dlia few months ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
TAFT STRIKES OUT AT
BURTON

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. "a by Z.
y 4-Chaa r. Tart indirectly struck ~
Congressman Burton. bic principal
rival for election a. senator Mr.
Taft nRld
u sim favor the caucus. because
tho caucus a. a part ~ republican
ism The absence Of q caucus VIII
Lead up 20 a situation where the
democrats ~ the legislature viii
elect a United States senator"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

Editor Star observe with a
degree ~ satisfaction the various
suggestions ana efforts being made
through your valuable columns GO
correct the nbomlnabie street ear
conditions ~ oar city and the fir
ing. Il seems 10 mostly concentrated
against tho Seattle Eieeiric eam.
pany whose financial Interests In
cline them rather 90 liner faHe than
~ decrease the conditions uf our ins
epuvruiencea 10 a. simply r. husl-
ness proposition. which adds more
dollars 20 tho nct earnings ~ tbs
company, and u the general mauw
ksrs Ia charge fan tp faithfully take
advantage ~ and utilize every 1ps
purtanitY which may bc forced ue.
un the city with tniH particular
point ia view they would soon prove
themselves unfeairabie Rna be rs.
lietssi BY thusn whn wnuid make
good 60 the direct Interests % their
employers
Vow. in ala seriousness. ask. Il
thla not Just and yirht az a purely
business proroaltlnng II - then
why should W. persist ln such abua.
iVeness and deuunrlation ~ the rs
attls Electric company Why not
turn our attention. 60 our aNu this
cltY'sl general rnsraEcFa ths city
council. and demand the same faith.
ful and efficient results faf uur tn
iefests az fhe Seattle Electric com
pArA demands ~ iga employees 1hs
fnll power % correct thHae wrnnNa b
vested in unf city council uhaml see.
the people 70 tie city. have employed
e. look after and Euar1 ear general
interests and welfare in eFerythiuE
pertaining a. tho city's sou1 Are
they pruvinE themselves a. capable
and satisfactory officials Ia obtain
iHg results for us AZ those % ths
Seattle Eiectfie company fof 81
II not. why should ne gians sns
burdens 81 eur misuansFsnsen up.
On the worthy and efficient officials
- the electric company Wouia ws
not use much better business iusiK
uteuf BY carrying out the aains busl.
ness principles. and cay % uuf enuu .
Ell. II fuu are not capable ~ hand ;
ling tnia matter satisfactorily. We
vii ss~sitivgly demand your removal
and plars new officials in charge II
our city management And ! would
eugNnnt. ~ moHns % GETTING im
mediate results. that every ward IN
Tho city oFx2nixe az once IL not al.
ready organized, and demand immHs
date relief. or We will proceed AZ
once % Remove tho present and
elect a now council
old HAMMER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
NEWSPAPER BOYCOTT
AGAINST LAW

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 20 BY T.
P.-To boycott a Newspaper doing
an Interstate business Is an offense
which falls directly under the do.
ciHion of the supreme court ia the
hatlers case. declared Judge San.
ders oi the United States district
court. IN charging the grand jury
today This starts another chapter
In che determined efforts % re-es.
tabllRh racing IN New Orleans IL
was charged that certain interests
were combining 70 boycott newapa
pera which opposed racing hnd
track gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
L. Raj s,r.nhannsr.

Dear Miss Hergstrom While !
am not eligible 90 mcmberHhip in the
strap hangers league ! wish o. SAY
/ am thoroughbred Htrnphangef ae
1 never get iook-in as q seat and
know aa well az the best the tundl-
ton the people ~ our clty are tn, 500
ms 20 and from their places ~ work
I am surprised at the way people eHe
pcciaiiy oar business mcn, Tolerate
the way their wives and daughters
are shipped back and forth each day
and say nothing ] often wonder a.
! SET GA car n We are sn dumb
that Nc have become sheep. cattle
90 hogs. and J don't believe any one
II the three would DO more ohe1ifnt
than some people
n am pleased 90 the stand ard
start 90 Nlas merKsirom aud bore II
Mlli ba continued untn aouegh hing be
willing aud ready tu
30 ali in my power go make Hut'
cess - tho move un foot
"F ~. HOPKINS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
BLOCK BOUGHT
FOR $3.50, 600

Block f3s Seattle tide fiats, was
yesterday purchased hy four West
ern av. produce firms for lzaoeeo
The property vas owned bY the
Toftnefn Pacific Railroad company.
The buyers are n. 4. klock Produce
company. j z. powics a Co. Miller.
Reed q Poase. and Smith 4 Biloxi
ton They ann0unc. thai the prop
erty viii BE- Improved by the erec-
lion next fan of brick block 20
cost slt0eea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
CONGRESS TO GET A
TAME REPLY

WARRINGTON. D C.. Dec. "a
by y. P.-indicatious are that per
aons who expect President Roose
welt 20 say something ~ q personal
nature Ia hts message 10 congress
replying 10 the Inquiry az % the
basis ~ that portion Of bis mes.
sage dealing with the secret aery-
ice. will be disappointed II f. eK-
pected that be viii confius himself
principally 10 an effort 10 sustain
the declaration IA his annual mes
sage that the action OF congress hin
deriug the activities 81 the secret
service agents has resulted Ia IN.
creased crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

sEslitoF star; am much inter
eHied IN the street car controversy
naw on. I have ridden IN street cars
IN every country 90 Tho far east. and
In almost every city in Europe ard
America. and ] have never seen 49,
Poor service and MiGh utter lack ~
consideration Cor the ttaVriinE pmh
iic ~ ! find IN Seattle. This foreign.
owned corporation o. cruwdiux It's
American passengers into cars here
worse than IL does cattle ia Europe
NJ wonder ~ that the company has
not renewed the seats from the cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
SHOOT ME MAMMA"
AND TOT DROPS DEAD

CHICAGO. Dec. 2t-By q. P
While helping her mother decorate
a Christmas tree last night Pearl
Locke. , years old. picked ~ an
old revolver and said 20 her mother.
Mrs Earl Locke. Shoot me. man.
ma. The mother. unaware that
the revolver was loaded. pulled the
trigger and shot the child through
the heart. Killing her Instantly The
revolver HAD been IN the house for
six months. aud only one chamber
wAA loaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

editor star Dear Slr / must
give YOU a Few words uf encourage
ment your loyalty has ever been
advocated by me | have taken The
Star from itH infancy and I am
l~oud 20 be one Of 90 subscribers
You are dolnE "a world of good
liz cleaning up Neattie'H murelH
would give you the glad hnuash9ke
were / ever 90 meet YOU,
You can soc by the Immense elf
eulation ~ Tho Star that the paper
Sc doiffg a fine and efficient work
"Adicu. with a hope that The star
will press on in lie good work
HMRS. MARY X TERRY,
ballard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

hoping 90 pack On s few mafa naa-
sfnEers In most European eitiea.
e ben The ear seats are filled a no.
uce o. that effect o. displayed ay
che mutarman. and no other uazasn-
ser is taken on uatil a seat = FAHaf.
81. bat these elites are nor afflicted
With ia 90 0rfninufc service ! %
not know the Seattle man who rep
Fweeuta the corporation here. a. ! afn
a newcomer. but ! often hear che
car cross speak - a man they call
1aaeY SO seat. $50 farN Mhonid
prevail A 6TRAr. HANGER.
~fNhrn I caH set unn8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

Editor Daily star while ws are
pisadins Tor the no seat no fare. ala0
Tor the HORSES on our streets. ] woula
Ike % ark a favor Tor she trAinu1en
employed ~ tho Seattle Electric
company. and would Rak your paper
% assist On thia worthy cause 4 o.
briefly this Those men work from
: 90 i0-houf shirts. with q short moon
hour Tor lunch. bat during their
hours ~ labor thoy are running from
one eud 81 the line % TIE other
There o. no comfort station 80 placed
that they may enter. n they Nuigr a
sainun az leave tina chr az shs down
town end N the I'm" they are num-
pended or discharged. while "a tbs
residences districts they can not 80
Anyw here. Why could they not make
some ahow 81 aiieviatins those men 7
Il would save the Seattle Electric
company ths cost IN n short time IN
their benefit association bills. and
save q int 81 men 90 them who are
knocked out with ailments brought
on ~ such conditions.
Hoping J am not asking anything
out ~ the way or taking up too
much space. I remain.
"f1N-s. p. co EMPLoYE."
During October Portland. Ore.
sent 10000 900 feet Of lumber by
a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
DRESSMAKER OPERATED
A BLIND PIG

TACOMA. Dec. "a by T. p
Mrs. Sarah Campbell. dressmakeF.
has been charged with running a
blind pig Ia her establishment. sell.
Ing liquor. one bottle being pgr
chased By a city official
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
ABOUT THE STAR AND
THE STREET CARS


Miss Hllda nvrRutrom am
certainly interested IN the strap.
hangers league. ~ which I have ttad
In The star l Will certainly hrlp
YOU an / can. aud ! Do hope you VIII
succeed u VIII bC Just fine TO
protect the women uf thia city from
those brutcH, ANA 90 have tho cry ~
NE seat no fare. ! Huld ho VIII.
ing o. wear three or four buttons ~
No seat, no fare ] hone YOU VIII
win MISS FEilNE MUNVEit
"4ai5 Burke Az"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24

A Bsmsonabis Ssrmonst--If IL bet
ter 60 give the poor pumpkin pie
than pumpkins u takes s9Ka and
sugar and milk 60 make any
thing eatable out ~ pumpkins The
poor have no, got eGga and sugar
and milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
Editor ls Elected.

Robert Leigh. a senior. was yes
terday afternoon elected ediior4n-
chief OF "Sealth." the Broadway
high school annual. published az the
end 81 each year lie was elected
by a large majority 81 the seniors,
Carl Gutheli being his only rival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-24
RYAN RESIGNS FROM
MANY COMPANIES

NEW YORK. Dec 24--By q. p
Thomas Il Ryan announced today
that. yielding % the advice ~ his
physicians, he had resigned from the
directorate ~ 81 corporations The
only enterprises IN the management
- which the noted financier retains
a hand are tho Morton Trust Com-
pany. the National Bank ~ Com
merce and the American Tobacco
Company
A monthly postal service BY camel
has been established recently IN the
Sahara desert