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The Springdale news., 1908-10-02
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ELM SPRINGS.

Sept. 29.-Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Webster, September 24, a daughter.
 Born, to A1r. and Mrs. John Kelley, September q, daugh- ter.
 Bob Snavelly and wife and Miss Willie Pyatt are up from Alton, Okla, for few days vis- 1t with relatives.
 Thomas Martin IS assisting in revival meeting at Council Grove this week.
 Mrs. T. A. Nenable left Mon day for Silverdale, Kansas, for a short visit with relatives in that section.
 Elm Springs witnessed three burials within two days last week. Mrs. E. A. Webster died at Fayetteville Thursday ane was buried here Friday. Mrs. Mar garet Grammar and Mrs. Willie Page died Friday and were buried Saturday. Joint funeral services were conducted at the burial of the latter two.
 Elizabeth Webster, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Poor came to Elm Springs before the war from Lawrence County, Ark. In lS61, she married r. F. Webster by whom she became the mother of a large family, the members of which are we'll known in Washington and Benton Counties. Aunt Betty" lived ln this community all her mar ried life and only moved to Fay etteville few months ago after the death of her husband. She joined the Methodist church some fifty years ago, and died in its communion. The funeral ser vice was conducted by Keys. William Sherman of Bentonville, and NJ. N. Waldrip of It. Smith, lifelong friends of the deceased.
 Mrs. Margaret Grammer had also made her home in this sec tion for many years, being the widow of Isaac Grammer who died about four years ago. Mrs.
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Kern Club at this place Saturday evening, with ]. E. Bryan presi- dent and E. N. Price secretary.
 Mrs. Mary Boaz visited her parents near Trace Valley Tues day.
 Melt Harris and wife of Farm ington visited Mrs. ]. E. Harris Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Fife Harris is teaching school at Trace Valley. We wish her success.
 Ben Hicks made a business trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 John Ballard of Fayetteville and Miss Ida Johnson of Black Oak were married last week and left immediately for Oklahoma.
 Aunt Minerva Ritter of near Durham IS very low at this writ ing.
 B. F. Ramey, an old and hlgh- ly respected citizen of Carter, died Sunday morning at 9 o'clock and was buried Monday after noon at the Whitehouse cemetery. He leaves a wife and five daugh- ters besides a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire commun- ity.
 | ONT. S.rxp
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to her home at Carthage, Mo-, after few days stay with her daughter, Mrs. Florence karnes. There will be moving picture show in town for few days. Grandma Mcknight is conval- escent after a severe spell of sick ness.
 Wm. Mcknight, of Oklahoma, IS visiting his mother.
 Mrs. Ollie Carter returned to her home at Tulsa, Okla, after a few days stay with her mother, Aunt Betsy Mcknight.
 Grandma Deering is getting along nicely with her broken arm for woman of her age.
 Mrs. J. l.. Bryan, who has been sick for so long, is able to be out aga1n.
 The Stony Point band furnish ed music for the Farmers Union rally.
 Joe Rutherford will take charge of the Dye farm another year.
 1. C. FUN.
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Geo. H. Sullivan, agent for the Caney Oil Company, an independ- ent concern, Is prepared to fill all orders for coal oil, gasoline and machine oil, carrying two grades of each. Sells only to jobbers. Why help sustain monopoly when You can buy better oil from an independent concern?
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WOOL CARDING.

Having reftted my roll carding machine in first-class condition, I am prepared to accommodate those wishing work in my line. Will have rolls on hand to ex- change for wool.
 $. N. HAXTON.
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Timothy, clover, and Rye at
 w. N. HEWITT x Go.
FOR EXCHANGE

1o0-acre farm, good improve nents, close to market, school and church. Will exchange for fruit or stock farm in Washing ton or Benton Counties, Ark.
 J. $. EwALT. Office at the Mill, Springdale, Ark.
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Notice, school directors You can save money by buying Cray. on, Erasers, etc., from H. A. Daily.
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NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to ne are requested to please call at once and settle.
 C. c. Dodson.
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Long X Snider are making cut prices on all summer clothing.
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Price and Quality IS what makes Challenge the leader.
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Challenge Flour stands alone, at the head of all four, for strength and purity.
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Big reduction on Wall Paper.
 II. \. Daily.
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Lane X Dodson want your trade. Phone No. 67.
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Are you smoking the Finan- cier?
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House for rent. See l.. 0. Niekerson.
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You can save money on Watch es, Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds at Daily's.
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Ii you cannot buy Challenge at your grocery come 10 tile mill.
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Nice line of Watch Fobs at Daily's.
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No. s, Charter Oak cook stove. Call at Mrs. Bennett,s, opposite public school.
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FOR SALE.

My brick packing house and five lots Tn Springdale, for S2250. Apply to Dodson X Renner, Springdale, or w. c. Nincenhel- Ter, Fayetteville.
 If. w. C.. NINcENHELLER.
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See Willard Berry about Lan6 Titles.
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Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.
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We have received a car of new field seeds.
 w. N. HEWITT X Co.
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Limbaugh Bros. have just re- ceived a complete line of the eel ebrated ]. NJ. Bour coffee. 20, 25 and 5 cents per pound. Try 1t.
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Railway Time Card.

FOR SALE.-Fine}y improved, eight room residence. bath. base ment, etc, all modern and well located.
 BERT $. LEWIS.
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The best watch for S1.00 ever sold in Springdale at kennan s.
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T will pay cash for 1000 good cabbage, loo bushels. good DO tatoes, leo bushels good onions. Bring them at once.
 J. (. JOHNSON.
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I4ASIC ALI.

K. Ralston has placed all his accounts in my hands for eoliec- tion. Call and settle same at once by money or note. If not settled at once the accounts will be placed in the hands of the of hcer for collection.
 \. l.. THOMPSON.
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Long X Snider are showing a fine line of dress skirts and petit coats.
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Go to w. N. Hewitt X Co. for icecream freezers. We are selling them 50 to S1.0O off regular price. 1S-tf
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Masoner X Baker want your poultry and eggs.
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FOR SALE.

Some choice house plants. It MRS. HENRY TRoUT1'.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE. Good fresh Jersey cow, eight head of we'll bred Jersey heifers, one Jersey bull. If C. NJ. PHILLIPS.
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Two farms for rent. See J. $. EWALT.
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Limbaugh Bros. handle the eel ebrated Royal Garden Tea.

Do not be mislead. Daily has a full line of School Books and School Supplies.
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20 shoats months old, or I brood sows with pigs for sale or trade for COWS, heifers and calves. ED. BRANDT.
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Buy Jewelry from Daily and save money.
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For a fine grade of new clover go 10
 W. N. HEWITT X Co.
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The next time you order coffee try package of the ]. NJ. Bour brand, for sale only by Limbaugh Bros. Guaranteed to be no bet ter coffee made.
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We take books on exchange. H. A. Daily, Pioneer Druggist.
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Challenge Flour is sold by all grocerS.
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Stock hogs for sale. Inquire at Springdale Milling Go,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

A Holsman automobile, almost as good as flew except some re- patrs for machinery.
 ]. r. Evins. Springdale, Ark.
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We have just received a new barrel of the Wesson Cooking Oil.
 BERRY X NICHOLSON.
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Challenge Flour IS sold by all grocerS.
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New fall and winter goods are coming in every day at Long X Sn1der's.
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FOR SALE.

New lS-inch heating stove, suitable for hard or soft coal. Will be sold at about half price. 22-2t J. BEELY.
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If you cannot buy Challenge at your grocery come to the mill.
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The keener the critic the more cutting the criticism.
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Save money on your coal bill by buying from the Springale Milling Co. Good lump coal S4 per ton.
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Take you poultry and eggs to Masoner X Baker.
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Go to w. x. Hewitt X Co.,. for ice cream freezers. We are selling them .50 to Sf.00 off regular pr1ce. 1S-tf
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Challenge Flour is sold by all groeers.
 Are you smoking the Finan- cier?
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Il you odIuol OuS SHdIleHSe dl your grocery come to tile mill. Lane X Dodson want your trade. Phone No. 67. House for rent. See L. o. N1ekerSon.
 Notice, school directors You can save money by buying Cray on, Erasers, etc, from H. A. Daily.
 FOR SALE. No. s, Charter Oak cook stove Call at Mrs. Bennetts, opposite public school.
 Big reduction on Wall Paper.
 II. \. Daily. Long X Snider are making cut prices on all summer clothing. See Willard Berry about Land Titles.
 The next time you order coffee try q package of the ]. NJ. Bour brand, for sale only by Limbaugh Bros. Guaranteed to be no bet ter coffee made.
 Stock hogs for sale. Inquire at Springdale Milling Go, Take you poultry and eggs to Masoner X Baker.
 FOR RENT. 4-room house. east side.
 J. $. EwAI.r. Buy Jewelry from Daily and save money.
 For a fine grade of new clover
 w. X. HEWITT X Go. New fall and winter goods are coming in every day at Long X Sn1der's.
 Buy your School Books and School Supplies from H. A. Dali ly.
 l make a speciality of abstract ing land titles and conveyancing.
 WILLARD BERRY. Call and see Long X Snider's new goods.
 SHEET MUSIC. Just received 1000 copies Nc Kinley 10 cent sheet music. kennans music store. We take books on exchange. H. A. Daily, Pioneer Druggist. We have just received a new barrel of the Wesson Cooking Oil.
 BERRY X NICHOLSON. Challenge Flour stands alone, at the head of all four, for strength and purity. We have received a car of new field seeds.
 w. N. HEWITT X Co. Limbaugh Bros. have just re- ceived complete line of the eel ebrated ]. NJ. Bour coffee. 20, 25 and 5 cents per pound. Try 1t. Challenge Flour IS sold by all grocers.
 Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.
 Limbaugh Bros. handle the eel ebrated Royal Garden Tea. Do not be mislead. Daily has full line of School Books and School Supplies.
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Buy your School Books and School Supplies from H. A. Dali ly.
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Railway Time Card. SOUTH BOUND. NORTH BOUND Nc Nc 6:5s a III. III No. 9s-2:39 20 ?. ? m m, No. 1----10:14 D. III. No. 4------s:47 a. 1n FoR SALE.-Fine}y improved, eight room residence, bath, base ment, etc, all modern and well located.
 BERT $. LEWIS. Are you smoking the Finan- cier?
 Price and Quality IS what makes Challenge the leader. Geo. H. Sullivan, agent for the Caney O1l Company, an independ- ent concern, is prepared to fill all orders for coal oil. gasoline and machine oil, carrying two grades of each. Sells only to jobbers. Why help sustain a monopoly when you can buy better oil from an independent concern? See our line of Wall Paper. Big reduction in price.
 H. X. Daily, Pioneer Druggist. will pay cash for 1000 good cabbage, loo bushels good DO tatoes, leo bushels good onions. Bring them at once.
 J. (. JOHNSON.
 NOTICE.
 All parties knowing themselves indebted to ne are requested to please call at once and settle.
 C. c. Dodson. Nice line of Watch Fobs at Daily's.
 Long X Snider are showing d fine line of dress skirts and pettl- coats.
 You can save money on Watch es, Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds at Daily's.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE. - A Holsman automobile, almost as good as flew except some re- pairs for machinery.
 ]. r. Evins, Springdale, Ark. Bring your Prescriptions to Us where they will be filled by a reg istered druggist.
 II. \. Daily, Pioneer Druggist. Challenge Flour stands alone, at the head of all four, for strength and purity.
 Lane X Dodson, phone U. They deliver groceries.
 All kinds of new seeds at
 w. N. HEWITT X Co. For short orders, lunches and eonfectioneries, call on the new restaurant, two doors west of w. N. Hewitt X Co. Newly fur nished. Also board by day or week at reasonable rates. Your patronage solicited.
 GLAMOUR X MURPHY,
 Proprietors. If you need a pair of Glasses see H. A. Daily. Biggest and best stock in the city.
 Lane X Dodson sell hay and feed. Phone No. 67. ii Price and Quality is what makes Challenge the leader. Go to w. N. Hewitt X Go. for ice cream freezers. We are selling them soc to c1.00 off regular price. lS-tf For an up-to-date line of shoes call on Long X Snider.
 See our new Jewelry. Good goods at a low price.
 H. A. Daily.
 FOR SALE.
 Good fresh Jersey cow, eight head of we'll bred Jersey heifers, one Jersey bull.
 If C. NJ. PHILLIPS. Price and Quality IS what makes Challenge the leader. Are you smoking the Finan- cier?
 Timothy, clover, and Rye at
 w. N. HEWITT X Go.
 FOR EXCHANGE.
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BERT $. LEWIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20

1t could have been made applicable
to the struggles and upbuilding of hu
mainly, looking to the ultimate rounding
out of strong, ideal life.
The minister did not specify Dutch
chocolates for daintiness and quality;
Rainbow chocolates or Bitter Sweets for
perfection of quality; but the congrega-
ton proud of the article of luxury
which occupies foremost place in their
homes, in the thoughts of young people;
proud of concern the Importance of
which the whole civilized world bows
acknowledgment to = yes, they knew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
PRICE OF STEEL STAYS UP
Msgnates of the Giant Trust, With
No Competition, Decide
Against Reduction.

New York. March 19.-Representa-
tives of most of the large steel COM
panies of the United States met at
the offices of the United States Steel
corporation in this city today to dis
cuss trade conditions and prices of
iron and steel. The necessity of an I'M
derstanding as to the prices of pig
iron is said to be one of the causes of
the meeting. Chairman z. H Gary
and President w. f. Corey of the
United States Steel corporation were
present.
When the conference adjourned F. II.
Gary, chairman of the board of direc-
tors of the United States Steel cor
poration, said that it was the senti-
ment Of the meeting that there SHOULD
be no change in the price of steel.
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EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED
Two Men Killed and Seven Other
Persons Injured on Information
al q Great Northern

San Antonio. Tex. March 19.-One man
was killed and eight other persons in
jured today when an excursion train on
the International & Great Northern rail-
way bearing a party Of hOmeseekers from
Kansas and Oklahoma, en- route to Las
Paltenas, Mexico, were wrecked at Pear
sail, fifty-twO miles south of this city.
The engine and tender. baggage car and
four day coaches left the track. the de-
railment being caused by a broken rail.
The Dead.
w. II. Myers. baggageman. San Anto-
Mo. Tex.
NJ Z. McElroy, San Antonio.
Injured.
w. II. Hooper, Dow, Okla, right hand
badly mashed.
I Mrs. s. p, Norman. internal injuries
Z W. J. Patterson, Oklahoma injured on
hip.
DR. Casper. Idaho. Okla. injured in
ternally.
s. p. RobUck internally injured
The train consisted OF a baggage car, zen
day coaches and Pullman.
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the case will go to the jury some time
during the day, unless the closing arsu-
ments Of the lawyers are unexpectedly
long.
The three convicts who testified for
Sullivan were all examined before II
clock yesterday morning.
Then Sullivan took the stand. While
vigorous and intelligent looking young
man, the impression he created was nor
wholly favorable. AT times he lowered
his eyes and could not raise them, at
other times he flew to the other eX
IRENE and displayed an unpleasant effroa-
terry. His eyes were shifty and repealed
the confidence of those who wished to
eagie-lke and direct only when he was
gOaded into rage.
That he was nervous was betrayed by
the manner in which he ehewed gum even
while testifying, rolling il from one side
of his mouth to the other and crunching
1t hard after each sentence. When Dis
trict Attorney Loofbourow at last asked
him to remove the gum from his mouth
he seemed to miss It and cast about for
ed in getting ruler into his hands. and
this he caressed during the remainder of
the crOss-examination.
He began, under Attorney f. f. WICK
ery's questions, By telling the story of
his life
He was released from the state peniten-
tiary on December g.
Mr. Nickery did not ask him about his
arrest as a suspicious character tile day
after his release, but told him to tell
of his movements after he was liberated
from the city jail by the police on the
afternoon Of December Is, with orders to
leave the city.
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SERVED HIS SENTENCE.
Abe HummeI, "Vermin of the New
York Bar" Loose Again.

New York, March 19.-Abe Hummel.
the lawyer who was sentenced to serve
year in the penitentiary for cOnspiTa-
CIV in connection with the Dodge Morse
divorce case, was released from pris-
on today. His term was reduced TO
about ten months by the allowances
made for good behavior.
It is said that arrangements have
been made by Hummels friends for him
to sail for Europe within a few days in
hope of recuperating his health, which
has been very poor since he has been
In the nriSnn
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What New Workers Want.
Bryan Refuses to Talk.

Chicago. March 19.-Mr Bryan, who
is in Chicago today for the purpose of
addressing the members of the Bryan
league here tonight. was shown the
dispatches announcing the action of
the New York Democratic state COM
mittee He read the matter through
attentively. and upon being asked
whether he had any comment TO make.
replied:
None whatever. 1 thank you for the
information, but l have absolutely
nothing TO say with reference to it,"
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"SAFE AND SANE"
IN NEW YORK STATE
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Continued From Page 1.
and deliberation with one another and
should have before them the political
situation as 1t may exist at the time
of the holding of the convention
What New Workers Want.
'Resolved, That we. the Democratic
state committee of the state of New
York. hereby call upon the Democratic
electors of the state to choose as their
delegates to the national convention
of the party the ablest and strongest
men in their ranks, and to send these
to the convention unfettered by con-
ditions and unpledged and uninstruct-
ed as to candidates. to the end that
they may help to select as the stand
ard bearers of the party the best quail
fled by character, experience and
training to advise and protect the
welfare Of all the people of this coun-
try
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LAST SUNDAY EVENING. IN
THE PULPIT, A MINISTER
OF ONE OF THE LARGEST
CHURCHES IN. SALT LAKE
DISCUSSED FOR FULLY
FIVE MINUTES THE MERITS
OF McDONALD'S FAMOUS4
CHOCOLATES.

II was an unexpected
1 euIogy on industry,
concentration of pur-
pose, modern equip
ment, system and clean
illness = business attrib-
utes necessary to the
attainment of highest
quality in a given article.
What a theme for a
discourse!
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man Lilley as to representations made
to him by Mr.. Archibald, and that he
was ready to stand by it. At the pres
ent stage of the proceedings he said he
had no inclination to discuss matters re-
lating to submarines.
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Conviets Loyal to Friend.

John Feury and John Monroe admitted
that they We're guilty of the crimes Of
which they had been convicted. Both ad-
mitted that they We're friends of Sulli-
van and desired to see him acquitted.
Both declared their belief in his Inno-
cence.
Feury is serving an eight-year sentence
for highway robbery. committed in Og-
den. He was the leader of the bandits
who terrOrized the Junction city about
four years ago.
He testified that he heard owen ad-
mit that the story he told of the Albany
saloon holdup and the Ford murder was
false.
Under eros s-eXamination he confessed
that he served five years in San Quen-
tin prison. California. under the name of
John Kelly. In ten years he had seen
only two years of freedom.
John Monroe. Little Jack" another
convict who was a member of Feury's
Ogden band. told how Owen had express
ed fear that the police would find the
revolver he had hidden after the Ford
murder. owen. he said. admitted that
Sullivan had left him before the AL
bany saloon robbery.
Little John is serving a sentence Of
eleven years for robbery. He admitted I'M
der ss-eXamination that he had used
many aliases and that he had served sew
eral terms in penitentiaries.
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Stands by Affidavit.

Bridgeport, Conn. March 19.-Clement
E. Adams of this city stated today thai
he had given an affidavit to Congress
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Possible Rake-off.

The total appropriations for subma-
rine boats since such boats were first
contracted for was shown by Mr.. Ste
phens to be S4,96O0 900. and Admiral
Camps was asked if he considered
profits.
In an offhand statement" lie re-
piled. II would say no."
The charge is made" said Mr.. Ste
phens. that if an appropriation Of
So 100000 is passed your department
will award contracts which viii allow
an excessive profit of more thar $1,000,
600. Is that proper or possible meth
Cd of administration Of your depart
ment?"
THAT is purely pr ppheey. and so
far as i shall speak FIR my future az
.tion I shall not recommend any such
excessive profits. I think under their
contracts the builders have a fair but
not excessive profit.
No Basis for Charge.
In regard 20 Mr. Lilleys charge that
submarine boats owned 10y this gov.
eminent we're inferior to boats owned
by foreign .atians. Admiral Caps said
there was no basis for such charges.
as there We're no facts available on
which to base a comparison.
"As. far as ] am aware he said,
our boats are just as good as others.
is the Lake Boat company offering
TO construct boats more cheaply than
the Electric company asked Mr..
Howard
If you get. them down to the same
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STENCIL BEGINNING TO
ARISE IN WASHINGTON
Continued From Page

me i'm any way. They simply felt. they
said, it was. TO the interest of the gov
eminent to have two companies build