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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
ABOUT THE STATE

State Fish aud Game Commi ssioner
III &. Thomas, of Stowe, has snipped
$4,000 lake trout ID Lake Caspian and
$4,000 10 Lake St. Catherine this week
y. Y. Burbank, for thirty years en-
pIoyed in the pattern rooms Of the
faiybanks SCALE CO. at SIX. Jobnsbury.
dropped dead Thursday afternoon 81
heart failure lie left the shop at 40
o'clock telling the foreman III would
lic down for a shile. Mr., Burbank was
/, years Ola. a wife and ak children
survive.
The property III the Pownal Stone
Co, corporation organized for the
purpose " manufacturing crushed stone
ia ~ used ia building highways III tha
state of New York. was sold at auction
this week on a foreclosure secured BIZ
Jarvis y. 0'Brien. Of Troy. who acts
as trustee for the bondhohlers. The
business may be resumed
For several nights previous 70 tho
death of his father, Thomas Keefe, Of
North Bennington, went without sleep.
He became 50 craxed that AZ the request
of neiehbors be was placed in Jail As
soon as in cell he slept long and
sound and awOke entirely rational. He
WAS thereupon released. physician
Saying that ais mental arrangement was
due 70 Loss ot sleep.
/ Edwin f, Rockwell. formerly Of
burlington. and nephew Of Capt. w.
Warren Rockwell, now with the United
States fleet. has remarkable record
He ~ sailor on the Rhode Island and
lie made the highest score Of the en-.
tire crew IN his turret Ia firing the
liz eight-inch guns He fred five shots
in two minutes and 1--WE seconds and
scored four clean hits, which won him
the rank OF iirst-class gun poiner. The
target practice YVES held while the feet
was id Magdalena Bay, Cal
When Capt. Harry TT. Tebhetts, 10th
INF. U. $. A., leaves Burlington IN
September to 70 10 the Army War Col
Isge at Washington, ID. C, he win be
succeeded as professor OF military
science and tactics At the University
III Vermont by Capt. Daniel L. Tate
of the Third cavalry Captain Tate was
stationed at Fort Ethan Allen directly
after the post was established Sd Ne
i well known in Burlington Captain
Tate. who entered the army from Ken
lucky, Is now on leave or absence in
Scranton, Pa, Mrs. Tate's former home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

QUARRY FOR EALE--An equipped, price
low. Inquire Ok tie ID "A. Perry Heal EsFate
Agency, Barre, VT. 2ou
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Richford, April 2I.-Thirty.two Re
publican voters out VI about $50 in the
v hole town assembled Saturday after
noon and elected the following dele.
gates to the state and district conyen,
tions. A resolution endorsing the candi
dacy Of William II. Taft was introduced
b. Mr. Malonry and carried with some
dissenting votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

WANTED The address OF carpenters who
would like 10 bid on the building of a barn
{eYerythiug furnished work tn begin lkt May.
VI stu
wANTED--A stock Of general merchandise.
Anyone having such goods e requested 60 noti-
WANTED Five OF six kits 81 stone cutters
tools chains blocks. Jacks. bars etc. What
have yoG gots Nams price. = y Box, 81
Barre. We SsA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

Windsor Concern @ Be TUNED Over %
Bondholders.
Windsor, April 2l.--The Windsor Gas
LAglit company has given notice that II
NEiii stop making gas Tuesday and will
turn over the property 70 the bond
holders as soon AZ the necessary arrange
ments can Be made A majority Of the
stock il held BIZ the United Illuminating
company, which was recently exploited
by lis president, y. Curtis Fletcher Of
Boston, and Is now ia the hands Of a
receiver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
TYPEWRITERS.

Rrm5nrtous smiths etc. rented So lnaush-
". Keut allowed toward purchase price Make
a. any typewriter proposition. iyfeNIlter head-
quarters IS Deronshlre 81, b'Ston, Mass. -itt'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A correspondent for granite. mar
hle and bronze for Barre ana vicinity. A. NJ.
HUNT s ca.. = fremont 81, Boston sita
WANTED single maa, capable and reliable.
from new To middle Of November. Work on
farm. IN SAW nail aHa box shop. Must be Il
good mixer. No liQHcg OF cigarettes. Write
DIX J. Camp. Randolph Center, VT, or call AZ
10 Averih 81, M stairs, liter zoo p. m. Sig2a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
123 Ring i. Hello!

Is this Demos Blacksmith Shop7 Yes,
Sir. Can you shoe my horses right
away? Yes, Sir. With steel shoes?
Yes, Sir. Win take my horses right down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
1908 MATING
Rose Comb While EysuduIiss.

Pen headed by large. vigorous Cockerei that
won frst AZ Rochester Comparison. ftrst
and snape special Ia Penacook. scored
aS Ia, 1irst. sweep stake and National
white Wyaodotts Club spectal AZ Kan
chester scored esI=2. first ana three spe-
rials AZ barre one neing National White
wrnndotte Club special. scored -. ne
Il \ snou white bird. He Is mated % pallets
81 fine shape ami ccior. Andrews strain, one
pullet taxing second prizes az Penacook
and Manchester. birds, score cards aud
ribbons can oe seen st i96 Elm street
Egss. $500 for IS.
MORRIS & McMlNN,
fps Fir ST address ali nail orders Gen. Del
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
STORE HOUSE

T1p-sa.date accommodations Tor storing
most anything. carriages ana sleizhs specially.
NJ dust OF dirt ami yery Attls DAGGER irom
hrc although / can insure properly stored ~
ne at very cheap rate II desired, ttices
r{rht Call on or address. George T. Mef AZ
land. IS south Main street Iclephone call
Ssh "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

FOB SAL.E--F&rm az lss acres about tive
miles from William town ana three miles from
fsTaniteviile, On Baptist street. so called. Place
stock and tools. only So 2a0e0. There IL WOOD
enough to pay for III Might exchange for
property in 6fanlteville. Inquire Of the n. A.
Perry Reai Estate Agency. Barre, Nh saH
FOR sALE--A Quarry at Woodbury.. " (.
equipped with derrick and tools ready for bus
mess Inquire ef Kenneth Nicholson, II Wei
Eington street, Barre. Lst
FOE GALE Or ExCHASGE-For small
farm. a nve r00gm cottage With hAtf~acre OF
land Five inmates walk from Main street.
Charles Bruaeii, Karwell street. aat26s
FOE sALE-Farn wifh 3 large amount or
wood and lumber. enc mile FROM creamery,
store. pest office, etc. On Main road. Contains
L95 acres OF land suitably divided. Sugar OF
chard az Z 00a trees ana 1T least 10000 feet 81
lumber. Place viii easily Keep = cows and
team. Twn houses and two good barns. ibis
il AN exceptionally good trade. Inquire cf the
D a. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, We 28
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE Ise-Aere farm
with tools aDpat rhYsa rafses from EAST Barre
Wtll keep % head Of stock. Very g0aa harn
and comfortable house Of seven ro0nas. This Is
j money maker. Price only 81. GA0Ns Would
exchange far property IN MehsteTvtie, Gram
iteville or Barre CITY. Inquire e the D.
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, VI. 20
TIMBER LAND FoR SALE TIN Orange anont
$40 acres with set OF buildings on the premises.
Win sail the property for 81 30 Of $500 cash
tI0wn Balance In Waud sc $Lao per rum, On tire
premises. Might consider an exchange u. a.
Perry Heal Estate Agency. 500u
FARM LANDS Plenty 81 opportunities are
open for farmers and iab0reEs IN the State If
Minnesota. Land can be purchased Tor 500
ner acre and up The timber Will Ray for the
land. Good wages for uncertainties ana farm
hands, For information and statistics in re-
gard 10 crops. suil, climate, exc. complied BY
The state address George WEIGH Commission
ef OF Immigration. State Capitol, ST Paul,
Minn.
10 SELL OR ExCaANG
DO von want to buy. sell or exchange your
house on faFln2 Call OF writa the Vernon
Real estate Agency for listing blanks. 93g
North Main street. Barre s70s
FOR SALE or 10 RENT--Ncarly new co...
tage finished In natural wood. Hard wood
so0rs Large garuen and hen house. Rent
cheap. Cali az ~ Church street. 105u
FoR sArE--1sest rssidencs iots ID ths city Al
head Of French street View unohstrueted
clear % Washington street Convenient 90
10th lines al trolley. Ga0d air, dry a0iL No
flling required See plan AYaril Granite
Co, Averil building. City iotf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

Charles Royce, L. S. Tillotson. Chauney
q. Austin, i'll, George G. Jones, John
Lovely and Sheldon q. Green; district
delegates. n. y. Atwood, John Branch,
al. N. Il. L'Ecnyer, r. ]. Alexander
George NJ. Hogan, e. B. Ferguson and
Jehn NJ. Woods. The delegates were
empowered to fill any vacancies that
might occur.
EnosbuTg, April 21.--At well AZ.
tended caucus in opera hall Saturday
afternoon, delegates we're elected 70 the
Republican state and district conyen
fions. A resolution favoring the elect
ing of delegates favorable 10 nominal
ing ". II. Taft was enthusiastically
and unanimously adopted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
Wanted 1 Iaaiisr isr he CITY Hall.

Applications for the above position viii be
received At the City Clerks efliee up to Tues
day evening, Aprl atst, 1905 at O'clock L, M
Applicants must be men of E8od cnsFAcsar and
habits anG understand the care ~ boilers. The
detaiA 81 duties required Of 5anitur may BE- seem
en- application AZ Tire CRY Clerks office. Ail
Applications 70 be addressed u the property
committee and marked On the outside Appliea-
lion far Ianitor
VI. WILLIAMS. nSfssss
T.. r. MeNULTA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND A handbag containing watch.
owner can have same ~ paying tef VAS AGN;
ana calling at $50 So. Main s.. Satt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
S0vEREIGNS OFF
TO VISIT OTHER RULERS
VIII Be Guests 81 Danish, Swedish, and
Norwegian Royalty.

London, April gi--King Edward and
Queen Alexandra left London yesterday
for visit 10 Copenhagen. Stockholm. and
Christiania, where they will We the
guests 81 the royal families At these
capitals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
POULTRY


BUFF oRFTEGT0Ns Being obliged e sell
my poultry. have Few Buzz 0Tpingtnns
which viii sell at Sis each These birds are
81 prize stock. Harold HieFney, IS sonth Main
street. str
BLUE ANnALusIANS. the only bird in
America with the national eolofs Best strain
ia the state. frsts I'd and 90 in sos ana .
firsts n 1907 at Barre SHOW. Settings 90 Isl
81 Walter Reiyilie, Graniteyile, Nc 2t26s
FOR sALE--y ermont's Champion Strain Of
single Comb Reds. winner Of the State Cup at
barre, both combs competing Eggs from
choice matings, SAGA and Ss,0Q setting. +, ".
sauit, swanton, " ks2c'
BARRED ROCKS Bradley & Thompson
strain. winners wherever shown. Eggs Si.0e
per Isl also a few English Beagles. no better
hunting stock living - A. Rich, Mortified
FALLS, Vt. Box IS Tt26s
FOR sALE-white wyandolte Eggs from
healthy, vigorous stock, good shape and color.
drown eggs 500 per IL, $500 per 100 Iele-
phone sl2-2a Write W. +. Brown, Berlin YER
mont svAA
FOR SALE
EGGS FOR HATCHING-From sicilian But
ter Ours The greatest egg producers, si.0Q
ner uoz White Wyandotees. soc Tor Is. Ducks,
sc per doz. Nice Aeaiy Table Potatoes
A.w. ALLEN. sannysids farm
Telephone i40 SUI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED. BcarderS and r6uTaers. Apply
Mrs. john Wyiie, ~ Academy street zst6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
RFST EARLY SD PoTAToESl

ri can say unqHAliaediy that the true Ensign
Ragiey Potato Is the best / have ever Enown.
II Yields enormous. SLuq Per bushel Early
snnrisa s5c per bushel.
LOUIS x. AvERILL,
r. r. D. No. ? Phone si-a Barre, vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT

residing IN Barre Tor sorne rine. has opened an
once az s. Salrn,ar ST.. CORNER west
ArghamhAnlt will treat general diseases. but ne
will give special attention 70 TIE tuberculosis
or cons0rnptinn and shall treat that affection
BY tbe new serum. once Hours: to 8 a.
M. 20 and 70 p. M Fell Tele-
phone 4O7-13.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

A COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SAIls--I ciier Tor
sale cottage house, Situated ~ 10 Nelson
street. three minutes walk from the elecfrics
on Washington street, and has been occupied BY
0na party since IL waS hNils three years agO
House ia on large lot. has fpnGns. finished An
trio tights. Cellar cementea and divided into
parts containing cold storage, nasement, lasin-
dry and furnace cellars. Anyone wishing 20
buy place for home situated III tbs residen-
sial portiun Of the city WILL 40 well 30 luok ~
this property IL fhe price tine placa ~ offered
for sale. Apply 70 Harry Patterson &n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
WORK WANTED

WANTED Woman wants work by the day or
hour also washiugs to 40 az home. Address 2
HAYES street siEtg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
NOTICE.

We make and sch sugar Palls and syrup
cans ana ds 81 Kinds Of Eavcs Trough Ncrf
and lin Roofng. Also fiumbing and Heating
satisfaction guaranteed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

CARPENTER 4 WHITNEY
Durkss Place. Telephone ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

FOR SAI.E--ySeven ropm cottage flnr&hed III
natural wocd Modern Improvements. ,Bess
resident section. IA A. Perry Real Estate
Agency. aVtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

BCILpfNC LOT FOR SAKks-~LHraeDd az aiie
corner a. ElnwaoA Ave, ana Newton streets.
Large corner l3E Prt6c Sl5Au0. worth twice
this amount O0mer Wishes "a leave town nnsi
Il wiigiar Is sAcFiNra. MA reasonable offer re-
fused lnqnife Ok The b. a. Ferry Real estate
Agency. S1tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

To RENT-Smln tenement rve rossns IN
block bath, nos and c0la water xas stove
$40 pex month rental smith Brpe., 81. North
Main street. i5ix
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70 RENT.

70 RENT--A small tenement a& nj Church
street Inqnise 81 III. .. &. Stlcgney alf
10 RENT Tenement ~ 2pr rooms. AZ t4
Wellington streets 81 modern improvements.
Also tenement OF fise rooins az too iLiyeI street
apply 10 q. w. Manu. 4 WeiiinEscn Sk 4Ogg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

FOR SALE--A house in Marshneld village
with haif acre cf hand House ia excrilent ri
pair pleasant and Eood looking. lftce SSs0@t
n. 4. Eddy, Msrhheld, va 2u'
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-FOR SAlE-

FOE SALE Waite h1nk0 lunch cart fr1na
- Jetlsoas Stable. Will ne sri1 because IL III
neeitNr Cah As cnEt evenings az fnSsher IA.
4vFM&aMn. A&aW
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

State Fish aud Game Commissioner
III &. Thomas, of Stowe, has shipped
10000 lake trout 10 Lake Caspian and
$4,000 70 Lake st. Catherine this week,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

10 RENTING YOoms ON the second door az
the GladAing block recently eecnpied III the
A. G. Day harness shop. Apply u u q How
land 23SEf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

FOR sALE.-A Quarry &C Woodbury. W.
equipped with derrick and tools ready for hns-
mess Inquire ef Kenneth Nicholson, II Wei
fngtcn street, Barre lstt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21

TIMBER LAND FOR SALE IN Orange ahont
$40 acres with set OF buildings on the premises.
win san The property for So 30 0g $500 cash
a0wn. Balance In wood Sc $i.60 per run, en- the
premises. Might consider an exchange u. A.
Perry Heal Estate Agency. 30ou
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
SUICIDE FOR LOVE
Polish Servant Girl Drinks Half
Pint Of Wood Alcohol
and Dies.
oUARRELLED WITH LOVER
He Disappoints Her on Meeting Fixed
for Sunday-ITad Been Des-
pondcnt Since.

Despondent because OF quarrel with
her lover. to whom she had expected
shortly to be married, Annie Geraski,
employed by James II. Cotton of 55
Goffe street, committed suicide yester-
day afternoon. by drinking about a
pint of wood alcohol. The girl, who
was about twenty-five years of age,
had been In the employ Of the Cotton
family for about four months, and had
always appeared to be very quiet,
willing girl. IT was known that she
was engaged to a young Polish man,
and that she planned to be married In
the near future. Last week, however,
there came lovers quarrel, and tho
girl ever afterwards appeared very de-
jected, and seemed to lose all interest
in her work. Sunday was appointed
for a meeting with the lover, and then
II was to be decided whether the two
would marry or not. The young man
failed to show up, and the girl re-
turned in a despondent mood. Monday
she was unable to attend properly to
her work and succeeded In getting only
part OF 1t done, and during the morn
ing she is said to have remarked that
she would commit suicide.
Yesterday afternoon the girl went to
her room. and the first that was known
was when she began to moan. The fam
lily investigated and found the girl in
a serious condition from the large
quantity of the deadly wood alcohol she
had taken. A call was made at once
for the ambulance from the New Haven
hospital. and upon its arrival it was
found by the doctors that the girl
was in too serious a condition to be
taken to the hospital without treatment
and the stomach pump was brought
into work, but with little effect. She
was then taken to the hospital, where
she died shortly before o'clock. The
wood alcohol, 1t is stated was taken
from medical chest which the cir
had In her room, and was not appar.
entity recently purchased. The girl had
been good workers and Of steady hab.
its. The quarrel with her lover hat
obviously preyed seriously upon hei
mind, with the result that she deter.
mined yesterday to end her life, ant
despite the hospital doctors efforts she
succeeded.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
DU POINT APPOINTED.
Delaware General Made Director Of
Republican Speakers Bureau.

New York Aug. 4.--General T. Cole
man Du Pont, of Delaware was ap-
pointed to-day as director Of the
speakers bureau Of the republican ma
tional committee. In announcing the
selection of General Du Pont for this
place, Frank H. Hitchcock, the national
chairman, said he expected that the
conduct of this bureau would be a
strictly business administration. Gen
eral Du Port will give his entire time
to the work. He is the Delaware mem
Der Of the national committee, and also
a member of the executive committee.
Tho New York political situation was
canvassed very thoroughly to-day by
Mr.. Hitchcock and w. r. Wilcox, the
chairman OF the public service com
mission of the metropolitan district,
who has been mentioned for the gov
ernorshp. II Is understood that Mr..
Wilcox would not go into the conven-
ton as a candidate against Governor
Hughes for the nomination.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
AUTO PLUNGES OVER CLIFF
Rolls Over Three Times and Catches
on Trcc--Occupant Safe on Top.


New York, Aug. 4.-unlted States
District Attorney Baker OF Washlngtoac
who successfully prosecuted the gov
ernment land frauds In the northwest,
his bride OF two months and several
friends who were accompanying them
on their honeymoon, had an almost
miraculous escape from death to day.
While the automobile In which they
were travelling was running down n
sharp hill on Walnut mountain. near
Liberty, n. Y. the machine got ont
of control, and plunged over a precl-
pice nearly 800 feet in height. The ma
chine. big covered car. turned three
complete somersaults In the air ami
lodged on the. boughs of tree thirty
feet below the brink of the precipice
There It hung suspended, top downward
with the frightened occupants held
prisoners in the enclosed top of the
machine All were badly bruised and
frightened. but none was seriously in
jured, with the exception of the chauf-
feur. His skull was fractured one of
his ears was torn off, and he sustain
ed other injuries He was taken to a
hospital In Liberty for treatment.
Those In the car with Mr. Baker and
his wife were DR.. S. Y. Jolffe, the
allenIst, who testified in the Thaw trial,
and NJ. Morgan OF Washington AS
soon as they were rescued from their
position they continued their trip to
New York by train.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
MAKE NO DECISION.
Aldcrmanic Street Committee to Take
Inspection Trip.

The street committee Of the board
Of aldermen made no decisions at all,
on the petitions which came before
them last night but will take a trip to
each Of the places Saturday afternoon
to investigate conditions. Only two
Of the members Of the committee
were present but the hearing was
held and each of the petitions ad-
vertised was heard. There are three
petitions In the list which are for the
opening Of sidewalks and 1t is said
that in all three cases the openings
have already been made although
permission has not been given. Af-
ter the fight in the board Of alder
men, Monday night, over this very
point Of permission being asked af-
ter the action was taken there is like
ly to be something done to prevent
such things in future and it may be
that the committee will in these cases
refuse to grant permission and re-
quire the closing Of the openings
which have been made.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
CHECK FOR $1,000.
c. A. MoelIer Offers II 10 Fire Board
Towards Buying Continental Auto.

Estimates were almost the complete
order of the evening at the meeting OF
the fire board last night. Three grade
promotions We're formally made, these
being OF f. A. Bissell to second grade
hoseman. to date from July 80; Capt.
l.. f. Ref to first grade to date from
August / and Ladderman j. f. Buck
vacations were voted for Superintend-
ent Grant of the fire alarm telegraph
and to Chief Fancher; and leave of
absence was granted to Samuel Isaacs
of engine company II. 1t was voted
in accordance with the usual custom to
send Chief Fancher and President Ke-
gelmeyer to the annual Fire Chiefs
convention which win be held this year
in Columbus and Superintendent Grant
ito the convention of Municipal electri-
Icans which will assemble in Detroit.
In connection with the consideration
of the proposition for an automobile
for Chief Fancher, note was received
from the board last night enclosing a
check from C. A. Moeler for $1,000 to
be used towards the purchase Of a Con-
tinental automobile, the New Haven
made car. The note came from e. 7.
Hale, an agent for the car. While no
statement would be made on the items
which are to De included in the esti-
mates the appropriation for an auto
mobile for the chief Is understood to
be among the special requests which
have been made