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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-10
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ELkO DRUG CO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
" y g.. COUNTY OF EIKO

In the matter Of the estate Of L. FANNoF, de.
ceased. - > ""-
Notice is hereby given that the undersipned
was duly appointed on the oath day of Noyern-
Der, 1909. by the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Elko. as Administrator Of the
estate OF L. Fannof. deceased. and that on the
SAID 2ith dayof November 1903, he duly qualified
as such Administrator.
All creditors having claims against the said
estate are required to file the same. with proper
vouchers attached. with the Clerk of said Dis.
trict Court. within three months from the f,rs,
publication Of this notice or they will be forever
,,....,- HAYDEN HENDERSON,.
Administrator OF the estate OF l., Fannof. de-
ceased. "
Charles b. Henderson. Attorney for Admins
traitor . '
Date OF first publication. November 81. 1908.
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Medicine That Is Medicine

vi have suffered q good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints,
but l have now found remedy that
Keeps me well, and that remedy is
Electric Bitters: n medicine that is
medicine for stomach and liver trou-
Dies, and for run down conditions"
says w. G Keistler, of Halliday, Ark 4.
Electric Bitters purify and enrich the
blood, tone up, the nerves, and inn
part vigor and energy to the weak.
Your money will be refunded IL it
Tolls to help you. SOC. ut Elko Drug
Co, "e
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RIPE OR CANNED PEACHES.
Delicious Dishes for Dessert Prepared
from Either Source,

Gateaux of peaches is a French ap-
pellation Cor a dessert in peach sea-
son. The ripe fruit can be used in
place of the canned, which has been
considered in the measuring. Half a
can OF peaches, half teaspoonful red
coloring, two teaspoonfuls vanilla ex-
tract, one ounce pistachio nuts, three
eggs, three ounces of -four, three
ounces of butter, a little water icing.
Put the eggs and the sugar into a
basin, place this over another basin
OF boiling water and whisk until
warm; remove the basin and continue
the whisking until the mixture, n is
almost stiff enough to lift up with
the whisk. '.~ -" '.g. .-'t ,,ri.
Rub the peaches through a sieve
and add two heaping tablespoonfuls
or the PURGE of the mixture, the red
coloring, one teaspoonful of the va
nilla and the -four sifted. Stir this in
very lightly, butter plain mold, then
dust 1t with flour. ...#
Pour in TIE mixture and pin around
the outside band Of buttered paper;
bake for 80 minutes in a moderate
oven, then remove from the mold and
when cold cut in slices about one inch
thick, spread thickIy with the remain
der Of the PURGE, place the rounds to-
gether again and pour over the water
icing prepared as follows: ".1 ..
. Six tablespoonful of confectioner's
sugar, two tablespoonfuls liquid from
peaches, the other teaspoonful Of va
nilla, stir until warm and liquid, then
pour over the cake and quickly dust
with the pfstachio blanched, finely
chopped and dried. Serve it az a
cake, or as sweet serve round the
remainder of the can of peaches and
little whipped cream here and there
round the base. 30.
Another peach dish is tempting. Ice
cream may be used In place of
whipped cream, which will serve, or
a gelatin cream which is good. Peel,
pit and halve ripe peaches and put
each half On small plate; fill GEN.
ter with chopped walnut meats, over
this pour soft ice cream and scatter
over with red raspberries. H
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To Rid a House Of Flies,

A good way to rid your house of
flies isito mix in a small watering pot
equal parts OF crude petroleum., or If
that is not attainable use kerosene.
and sprinkle all outhouses, barns. gar
bage piles or drains with the mixture.
Then sprinkle the window stills and
wipe off the netting on your screens
with cloth wet with kerosene, and
you will soon see the flies disappear.
This, too, will prevent you with being
bothered with mosquitoes, which are
so troublesome this year. .v.
Do this quite often during the sum-
mer months, say two or three times a
week. e.
The kerosene not only drives the
flies away, but when the places where
they breed are sprinkled the eggs will
be destroyed and the household will
be saved from this miserable pest.
This method has been tried and
found to be excellent.
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Women's Hotel Success.

Trowmart Inn is the name Of the
woman's hotel In New York which has
had Its full complement OF $50 board
ers ever: since It was erected two
years ago. There Is sewing room,
furnished with machines; the laun-
dry may be used until nine o'clock at
night; library. parlor with piano, and
the boarders may come in at any hour
OF the night IL they have good ex.
cuse. 1t is declared that the investors
receive per cent. and the house Is In
every way a paying institution, but
should be able to accommodate 1000
rather than ESQ. -
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Rye Biscuits,

Put one cup Of cornmeAl in a bowl,
pour over II SUFFICIENT boiling water to
moisten thoroughly. When cool add
one pint Of scalded milk, one table
spoonful OF melted butter, one tea,
spoonful Of salt and two tablespoons
Of sugar When lukewarm add one.
third of yeast cake softened in luke
warm waite" and sufficient white flour
to make drop batter Beat we'll and
set aside until light and spongy Then
add rye -four to make soft dough
Flour the board well and roll out.
When light bake as usual.
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The Correct Time

to stop u cough or cold is just as
soon AZ 1T starts-then there will be
no danger of pneumonia or consump-
ton Just II few doses of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup taken at the start
Will stop the cough. II it has been
running on for some time the trent
ment will be longer, but the cure is
sure Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
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APPLICATION NO. 1901

Notice Of Application for Permission IN Ammo
Prlats the PUBLIC Waters of the State of Nevada
., Notice 6 II hereby given that on the End. day
%. Chapter XVIII, of the Statutes of 1S0H nOa
Sohn Q. Munson, OF Wells, County OF Eiko' and
S S OF Nevada made application to the state
pirate the publtc waters OF the State of Ne
yaaa. such appropriation is to be made from
Lower Main Slough into which empty the vast
MAter OF Albion Wiseman's Greek and ali tbsI
Creek as far South as Seneca WEEKS Creek AZ
points SEQ. e. TIP. 30 N. r. 62 q. by means oil
D sI1 ano and al water at point OF diversiopN|
points OF use by means of ditch and there used S
ttGr ag ana DOMESTIC Water TO be returned
Sec. % into ditch OF SEQ IS. ir"m
Date or nrst publication December g. 1909
Date OF last publication December 81, 1905
Signed: ,t'
FRANK r. NICHOLAS.
State Engineer
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This is Worth Reading

Leo i. Hclinski, Of GS Gibson ST.,
bnhalo, n. V, says: 81 cured the
most annoying cold sore / ever had,
with Bucklcn's Arnica Salvc. I ap-
piled this salvc once a day for two
days, when every trace OF the sore
was gone" Heals oil sores Sold
under guarantee Mt Elko Drug 90. PC
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Home Bakery

John Hunter has opened The Home
Bakery and is prepared to furnish fresh
bread, pies, cakes, etc. on short notice.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Everything about the Home Bakery
is new and up to date and first class
baker is in charge. ~. -
The proprietor hopes by fair dealing
and reasonable prices to secure q share
or 'Ie Dtf1-'i~ -,~S-~-,~~-a.
Don't send your money away for pies
cakes and bread.
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APPLICATION NJ. 1903
Notice OF. Applicationf for Permission "a Annno-
Pirate tie Public Waters OF the State of Nevntin

Notice or Application for Permission 20 Appro-
Pirate tie Public Waters OF the State Of Nevada
Of December, 1908, IN accordance Viz Ssos Hcy
%, Snepter XVIII, OF the StStutc>, Of 1901
S S9e, Sonn O. MnnsGn,of Wells, coul 81 EIkol
State OF Nevada, mnde applicS 4 10 rfisN
state Engineer Of Nevada for pefmission To
SPproPriate the public waters OF the State of
NevsoS. Snoh appropriation is 70 be made
weeks, Gibbs and Seneca Weeks Greeks Al
Roia al = near the west line of Seo % up. e n
yersion-cubic feet per second is to be CON.
Vveyeo 70 points OF use by means of ditch AND
snere used irrigation. Water to be returned "a
stream ot-yos. Below Sec 20 aud that from
SEQ y into ditch Of Sec Is $500 - iifNiii
Date OF first publication December 8, 1908.
Date OF last publication December 81, 1908
Signed: t.lgt.
-'s-r'ss FRANK r. NICHOLAS
State Engineer
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APPLICATION NO. 1895

APPLICATION NO. 1895
Notice OF Application for PermissiSSS-o Auul
pirate the Public Waters of the Sta3 Neya
; Notice Is hereby given that on the S4th dsEr
November. 1908 In accordance with Sectio1
Ghapter XVII, OF the Statutes Of 1907
En- ". Kelly. OF cold Creek. COUNTY
.tion 70 the State Engineer of Nevada for I
mlssion to appropriate the public waters
Lne state OF Nevada. Such appropriation d
be made from Coon Greek, Elko County. NJ
at points at preipice just above its conjurta
WIN tne BruneauRiver in Elko County, New
Dy means OF Open CuT and 1000 cubic fee,
second 10 to be conveyed to points at precIl
Just above junction with Bruneau Rive
means OF Channel change. and there
M Mlning ana Power Wster to be returns
Date OF FIRST publication November %, 1908
pate OF last publication December IS 1903
~ Signed:
FRANK r. NICHOLAS
State Engint
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IN THE DIsTR1CTCoURT OF THE Fo1
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STA,
49, OF NEvADAyIN.AND FOR
ELKO COUNTY.
1n'the matter OF the estate OF e. L. Mem
deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having been dul5.T
executrix OF the last Will and TeslS.
L. McMahan. deceased. by the abJH
Court on the 18th day of November. AZ
and having duly qualified as such e.
her on said date.
Notice "a given TINT all persons haytr9
against the said estate OF T.. Il. Mems
ceased, are required to file the same
proper vouchers and aff1dayits attaeei
t me Ci S OF this Court within t sis
they will be forever barred.
Dated at Elko, this 30th day OF N
a. ID. 1909. 80,
Charles b. Henderson. Attorney for 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby given that the understood
was was duly appointed on the 18th day of Octobe
clal District of the State of Nevada in and n
Inc county OF Elko. as Administrators of n
estate OF the said Fritz Sperlich, deceased, ~
IIdnsreaIter, to wit: On the 9th day of Noyembsl
and letters OF administration of said estate We
duly issued to her Oo'"'0 We
All creditors having claims against the 81
vouchers attached with the Clerk of said fll
t trict Court, within three months from the III
puDlication OF this Notice or they win be d
=: 'i GU '.'.s-.+ j. -, Roso =, s,o.,,.,
Aoministratrix Of the Estate of Fritz SperlE
deceased. 'r' ~
Otto T. Williams, Attorney for Administrattl
Date OF first publication Of notice Dec. 1. 1QsE
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FoUI'
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE stan
OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ELKO
NOTICE TO, CREDITORS

In the matter Of the estate of E. OSELL
ceased. =.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FouRTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE
.a' COUNTY OF ELKo.
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In the matter Of the estate of FRITZ SpEp]
LICH. deceased 81 En-
The Washington times., 1908-10-25

Frederick F. Weston, printing clerk
OF the department. has gone TO ms
home at Winterset. Iowa, where ne
will spend his vacation, and at the
same time cast his ballot. Mr.. Weston
is a member of the special committee
on Standardization OF forms for the
p,staI service. which is also 70 con-
slider the advisabllity II dispensing with
the small printing Office located az
some OF the division headquarters OF
me railway mail service. Before re-
turning 10 Washington ne VIII inspect
number Of these offices Tor the purpose
OF making a report on their condllloh
ana availability 10 the full committee.
Il D. Temple. OF the division OF reg
istered mails. has gone to his home IN
Seattle. Wash. where he viii vote ana
spend his leave with relatives ana
friends.
]. H. Hunter. Of the railway adjust.
meut division, was on VacauoA last
week.
7 T Grice. of the division or n
lection. Bureau OF the Second ASSIST
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
POWDERLY ATTENDS
LABOR CELEBRATION

Terence V. Powderly, chief of the d.
vision Of information, Bureau of Immi-
grafton, was n Boston, Mass. on We'd
nesday night 10 attend the banquet
celebrating the twenty-ninth anniver-
sary Of the organization Of the District
Assembly. No. 80. Knights Of Labor.
Several special agents Of the Bureau
of Corporations, who have been in the
field on the lumber investigation. re-
turned to the bureau the past week.
lie Claire Hoover, of the Bureau of
Corporations. has returned to his desk
after a business trip for the bureau to
points IN Ohio and Pennsylvania.
r. z. Harris. OF the Coast and Geo
detiC Survey, is on vacation for two
weeks,
J. H Stevenson. of the Bureau Of
Statistics, has returned TO his desk
after an Illness &c about three weeks.
Miss Ann NJ Evans. Of the Bureau
Of Labor, Is on vacation for several
weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25

of ynatrimony on Thursday evening,
when Miss Lucy Hayes LOTfter, OF the
manufactures division, was led 70 the
altar by Charles Sumner Loud. of Al
biOn, Mich.
Miss Loe1der is the daughter Of Major
and Mrs Charles d. A Loefher, at
whose home tie ceremony w5s perform
ed by the Rev. J. Luther FTantz. of St.
Mark s English Lutheran Church
The brides only attendant was her
cousin, Miss Miriam Brown, OF Lock
Haven, Pa. Richard Drum Engle was
best man, and Harnett G. Loeftier.
brother of the bride. Charles !. Brown.
cousin of the bride, and Worth Ross
ana Lewis Allen, Of Aberdeen. y, D.,
were the gTOomsmen. A large Iecep-
ton followed the ceremony, which was
attended by only a family party ana "a
few intimate friends.
A second wedding of interest 10 the
employees Of the Bureau OF the Census,
during the week, was that of Miss Mary
X. Leonard, of the population division,
who became the bride CT John r.
Guerin on Wednesday. Miss Leonard
was presented with a handsome silver
set by her friends in the population dt-
vision.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
ESTES RECOVERED;
BACK At HIS WORK

Robert n. Estes, OF the manufac-
lures division, has so far recovered
from his recent Illness as 10 be able 70
return to Office, having reported for duty
few days since.
Harvey S Wilson, OF the chief clerks
Office, has been granted leave of alb
sepco. which he will spend at his home
in Rome. y. Y, where he is 10 visit
relatives and vote
Joseph r. Carpenter, Of the watch
force, is on a vacation for ten days.
Elmer z. Christensen, Of the chief
clerks division, has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Horace Ward, assistant chief clerk,
who is spending several weeks at
Greensboro. VT, for the benefit OF mis-
health, writes TO friends in the bureau
that he has been greatly benefited by
his stay.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
Young Man Is Member of
British Navy and Makes
Home in Portsmouth.
MISS NAUGLE BRIDE
OF w. HOUSEKNECHT
Secretary Straus Receives Gas Jet
Tip That Bryan and Kern Will
Be Successful at the Polls.

Edward Flagg. OF the Secretary's Of
fee, has just received from England
cards announcing the marriage Of his
oldest son, Harry NJ. Flagg, chief petty
officer Of II. NJ. 5. Cochran, 10 Miss
Louise Jane Snedden, of Portsmouth,
England, which took place Ola October
T. Edward Flagg has been abroad for
about ten years, having first shipped
from this country on cattleship, and
after arriving IN Liverpool, entered the
merchant marine service, later enllsting
in the English navy. He has advanced
through the various grades, and will
soon be placed on the reserve list
Mr.. and Mrs. Flagg Will spend their
honeymoon IN Paris. France They viii
make their home IN Portsmouth. Eng
land. where the bridegroom mas pur-
chased a home. After the expiration
of his present leave Of absence, Mr.
Flagg will join his ship. which at the
present time IS cruising in the Mediter-
ranean.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
MOOREHEAD
HAS A NEW PLACE

Miss r. ". AIoorhead has been trans
ferred from cIerkship IN the Interior
Department 10 a clerkship in the Blu
reau of the Census.
John IT. Dynes. of tie Bureau OF
Corporations. has gone = his home IN
Ohio, where he VIII be on a vacation
till after the election
John ". Green, magnetic observer,
Coast and Crodetic Survey. has resign
ed his position, which paid S1,40O per
annum.
William A BOYD. a clerk at $500 per
aunUm in the Bureau OF Labor. has
resigned his position.
Frank Q. Thompson, clerk at $1,000
per anuum IN the Bureau Of Statistics,
has resigned his position 10 take a sim
liar one IN the Department OF Agricul-
ture.
William II. Scott, OF the Bureau of
Statistics, has been promoted from
copyist at 500 TO clerk at $1,000 per
annum.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
HAS BEEN QUITE ILL
FOR SEVERAL DAYS

James b Kitch. or the manufactures
division. has been i'll for several days
the past week,
Marshall Wilson, OF the manufactures
division. has returned to office after a
short vacation spent at his home near
Baltimore, Nd.
DR.. John w Hart, of the manufac-
lures division, has returned from d
short visit and registering trip TO his
home at Weymouth, Mass.
Miss virginia N. BrOun, OF the manu-
features division. has been taking a
short vacation, part OF which she
spent with relatives IN Virginia.
James L. Hart, Of the division Of re-
vision and results, accompanied by Mrs.
Hart, will go 10 New York State for a
visit to relatives. Mr.. Hart will also
vote while there.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
ACTIVE
AMONG EMPLOYEES

Politics in the District Building is re-
ceiving some attention now that the
worlds series is decided. All voters
Will receive their salaries on the twenty
ninth in order TO permit them 10 60
home and cast a ballot for their respec-
tive candidates.
While there has been no attempt at
a straw vote" it is believed that the
majority of The District employees are
for TAFT. The Republican candidate has
two strong adhccents In J. J. Strain,
captain OF the watch. and Gus SCEuldt
Assistant Corporation Counsel. Mr.
Schuldt is a resiuent of Pennsylvania,
and while not of the opinion that the
State is in any way doubtful Will de
pOsit a ballot for his candidate in the
twenty-ninth ward of the city of Phila-
delphia.
Captain Strain halls from New York
The captain served in the Cuban cam
paIgU with Roosevelt and is q personal
friend OF the President. He also Will
be in lire on election day to support
the Republican candidate, and in the
meantime is eNpendiug a portion Of his
energy in leading the Taft and sherman
Club of the District, of which
he is the commander.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
HOUSEKNECHT WEBS
MISS LAURA NAUGLE

SpriT ging a complete surprise on his
many friends in the Department Of
Comm rce and Labor, William w.
Housed uecht, Of the disbuTsing office,
was married last week 70 Miss Laura
Z. Maggie. OF Zenith, Pa, the old home
of the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Houseknecht will make their home IN
this city at 2020 G street northwest,
where they viii be at home 10 their
friends. having just returned from a
short wedding "Trip. Mr.. Houseknecht Is
a valued member Of Disbursing Clerk
SOleau's trained force OF accountants
and auditors. Before coming 20 Wash
ington he occupied the position OF
deputy sheriff at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
where he still retains his legal resi-
deuce. and also has considerable bust
ness interests.
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
DR.. WILLIAM TlNDALL
HAS HIS TROUBLES

Dr.. William TindalI. secretary 70 the
Board Of Commissioners, has his trou-
bles. Every day there IS piled on the
desk of the secretary q mass of letters
addressed 70 The Commissioners.
Washington. j. G." All Of this GORE
spondence. however IS not intended for
the Commissioners Of the District. The
doctor finds in his mail communications
intended for tho Commissioner Of Pen
siOns. the Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue and the Land Office Commls-
EiOners.
ITO most persons remote from the
District" said DR. Tindau. "a Commits
siouer is a Commissioner and the branch
Of the Government service with which
he may he connected Is a minor con
slJaration. The Postmaster Of Wash
iugtOn sends all letters addressed 10
the Commissioners 10 the District build
ing. where they are promptly opened
and forwarded to their proper destina-
tons Otherwise it would be necessary
in many instances - return this class
OF mail 10 the writer's. thus causing
delay which al times might prove EN-
barTassing in the conduct of the busi-
ness Of the Government"
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
GOES TO BOSTON
ON A VACATION

Frank D. Noyes, the mechanical ex-
pert Of the department and Typewriter
specialist, left Thursday for his home in
Boston, Mass, 20 spend short vaea-
ton and to cast his vote at the election.
2. w. Duncan, chief clerk in the
office Of the auditor. was at his home
in Williamsport Pa. for a few days
the past week where he registered his
name for the election.
Irving A. Holt. a clerk in the Bureau
OF the Third Assistant. has resigned his
position.
Alphonse De Care. page in the Bu-
reau Of the Third Assistant, has left
the service, having resigned his position.
Ray II. Heller of Virginia, and Jacob
Rudnick, Of Texas, have been appointed
clerks at $500 per annum in the Bureau
of the Fourth Assistant.
Leon. Pretzfelder. who resigned his pO-
sitiOn In the Bureau of the Fourth As
sistant, viii enter the law office OF a
leading firm of Washington attorneys.
Mr.. PretZfelder is a graduate in law.
and recently passed the bar examina-
ton
The Washington times., 1908-10-25
THOUGHT WAVE USED
ON COMMISSIONERS
Woman Caller Explains to
Morrow How Improve
mentS Happen.

Many misguided persons think the
Commissioners and Congress are mainly
responsible for the improvements In
Washington. The lawmakers and the
Commissioners may themselves labor
under the impression that they are a
factor in the beaUtidcation of Washing
ton. But such IS not the case. The
citizens OF the District are indebted
TO q benefactor, who, by merely
desiring that a bridge be erect
ed or a street paved, accOmplishes that
end without the knowledge Of either
the Commissioners or Congress.
Commissioner Morrow was favored
recently by a visitor from the benefac-
tor in question. Entering uuannounced.
she startled the Engineer Commissioner
by asking II he thought he was -
sTOrsible for the erection Of the Ana
costa bridge The major mOdestly re-
piled that he believed he had been in
a measure interested I'm the project, but
had never Dragged about IL.
That" declared his visitor els where
you are mistaken. in me you behold
the person to whom the thanks OF the
public is due. / willed It,"
Naturally somewhat astOnished. The
Commissioner asked to be further en-
lightened.
Simplest thing IN the world said
the caller. Il have a powerful mind.
and by a method OF thought traI.7-
ference 7 viii that a thing be done and
IL is done. Last year 7 looked over
your estimates and decided what
wanted. ] then concentrated my mind
upon Congress. and Congress made thu
necessary appropriations. Enveloping
you with thought waves, 7 suggested TO
YOU 70 order certain improvements and
you ordered them. other things ] want
which you VIII order also, thinking IL is
of your own VOlitiOu Labor no more
under the erroneous impression that you
are running things II Is l."
Major Morrow is eudeavOT1ng ~ dis
cover the system. He wants 70 work
IL on Congress- himself