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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-17

TABLETS = Vest pocket size
of Soda. Mint, Potash and
Pepsin; regular loo size. per bot
TnIcum Powder-Mennen's cell
ebrated Borated and Violet Tai
cum Powder. ......,.... 12e
Toilet Paper
Our Newark special brand. reg
Our Yale special brand. roll,
regular loo. value. at: &c
Our Pure Manila roll, 1000
sheets. regular 12c.; At. %
Toilet SOnp-Good quality Toll
let Soaps. assorted odors, 5
cakes to o 30
Tooth Brushes-Good quality
Tooth Brushes, assorted styles of
handles; fine bristles; each lie
TaIcum Powder-Hahne &
cos Violet Taleum Powder, glass
bottles, perforated top; extra IN
quality, each ............. .lcc
Tooth, Brushes-Special lot Of
extra fine quality bristle Tooth
Brushes, assorted styles, each"1fc
Tooth Paste-Rorine Tooth
Paste
VIOLET AMMONIA--
MIA. pint size bottle, at....... so
Violet AInmouia-
Good quality Violet Ammonia.
lust the thing for the bath;
quar- size bottle; each.... 15c
Nichy s~aits-Yiehy salts, 4-oz.
bottle
WITcH HAzEL-
Wv Hahne & Co.'S pure distilled
Extract Of Witch Hazel
80 bottle at............Ioc
1907. bottle at.,..
32-oz. bottle t...,....... .25c
W~estphuI's Hail Toaic-The wall
known make OF WestphaPs
Auxlliator--
Small size ........... 30c
Large size at. .....05c
WateY BottIes-2-qt. Hot Water
Bottles. Al qualify; every n
warranted perfect when sold;
each
Whisk Brooms-Extra nne quail
ity Whisk Brooms, strongly made.
some with eelluloid handles,
each ..........-. .ioc
WhIsk Brooms-Special lot Of
well-made Whisk Brooms. ea. .7c
warmers Lithia Tablets
3-gr. Tablets, et............l6c
5-Rr. Tablets, t........... 2fc
WampOie,a Cod Liver Often
uiae kind, per bottie. $500. 6Dc
WOodbury's Soap-The we'll
known Woodbury's Facial Soap.
per cake. ltc
warmers Safe Curc--Warner's
Safe Cure for kidney and liver;
per bottle ............. 3
tie OF White Pine and Tar.s..1lc
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Ponds soap-Pond's Extract
of Witch Hazel Soap, cake....15
Pray's Goods
Diamond NAH Enamel. .I4c
Pumice sonp-Jergen's Pumice
Soap, cake .................3%c
nUININE PILLs--2-gr. Celia
tin-coated Quinine Pills,
100 In bottle; best quality; bot
tie .lsc
r.. b. & CO.'S 2-gr. Soluble Out
nine Capsules, II in box...... 5c
p, d. & cos 5-gr. Soluble Out
nine Capsules, II in box..... DC
r osE WATER
~ 2 OF. Rose Water. bottle. Sc
4 OF. Rose Water. bottle. lie
Rubifam-The celebrated Rubi-
RipnD's TnbuIes-Aids diges-
ton, each dc
Requa Manicure Sets at &c
RusseI's Emulsion of Fats,
at .72c
Rubber Gloves.
Household Rubber Gloves. .33c
Wearever Rubber Gloves o
0CAL HEPATICA"-The nov
Rheumatism Cure
DUO. size ...... ......'. $40
20 size .16c
Large size 7Sc
Sozodont-
The well-known brand OF 5000
don't Tooth Wash. regular
sozodont combination package,
sanitoI Tooth Powder-The
genuine Sanitol Tooth Powder.14o
Scott's Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion o coughs and
colds. S1.00 e........... SIC
soc. size 33c
shefieId's Paste-Sheneld's
Tooth Paste, put up In tubes,
KiI-ve-Schwartz's Kil-ve. 19c
Sanitol Pnste-Sanitol Tooth
Paste ....... ........ lac
Sugar or MiIk-1-lb. carton.
Lehn & Fink Sugar of MIX &c
Salts
4-oz. carton Rochelle Salts Sc
S-oz. carton Rochelle Salts. 15c
1907. carton Rochelle Salts.29c
S-oz. carton Epson Salts 3tAc
1902. carton Epson Salts. re
Sulphur-2-oz. wooden boxes
Powered Sulphur ............3hc
Soda
s-oz. carton B~icarbonate OF
SODA .-.... -....,s .'.'Oc
1907. carton B~icarbonate OF
Soda $500. .10c
seidiitx ~Powders-1 dozen Seid-
litz Powders In tin boxes, guaran-
teed best quality, box...... lac
ity Sea Salt for ths1bath, bag &c
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3-Day Sale Pure Drugs, M@dici1

ALCOHOL-
32-os. bottle Wood Alcohol ...m...a5c
s-oz. bottle Grain Alcohol ........2oc
16-oz. bottle Grain Alcohol ........<oc
32-oz. bottle Grain Alcohol =. ....7Bc
Alum-S-oz. carton Powdered
Hpenta water-The genuine, regu-
Antisamin. Tabicts.The genuine
A. X. 5-gr. tablets. l dozen In box,
regular 25c vest pocket size $40. g
Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia
2-oz. for ............o.........-.aSc
Absorbent Cotton.i.oooibs. ofextra
fine quality Absorbent Cotton. In lib.
ca Embellishments genuine, sic
Atwood's Bitters-Atwood's Vege-
table Physical Bitters, at .........16c
Armour's Sylvan soap-Speclal lot
of extra fine quality Toilet Soap, 3
cakes to box, assorted odors, 10c
Ayers Hair Tonic-Reliable Hair
Tonic, new formula go
Anglers EmuIsion-Per bot. sec
DLAUD's PILLs-Blaud's Iron
ID Pills, 100 in bottle ...............7c
Borncic Acid
4-oz. carton BoracIc Acid .........8c
soy. carton Boraoic' Acid go. ....15c
Borax-llb- package Mule Team
Big wonder Soap : Hieilleir's Big
Wonder FioatingBat Soap,cake,3hc
Bay Rum Bradley's Bay Rum,
Buttermiik soapl-Genuine Cosmo
Buttermilk Soap, cake. ............ &c
Bathasw eet-The genuine Bahia
sweet Bath Powder ..............19
Bromo Seitzer-
Sf.00 size Brom Seltzer.. .....,..55c
SOC size Bromo Seltzer-. ......20c
.25c size Bromo Settler. ........15c
Beeoham's Pills - h genuine
Beecham's Pills. ...s. ....... ...15c
Bath Brushes-Good quality brush,
detachable handles. ...... .......3
Rorinated Tooth Powder at..-.19c
Hon Ton Manicure Set at 80. 10c
Benson's Porous Plasters, each 15c
Brandreth's PilIs-Brandreth coat-
ed and uncoated pills, per box. 80. 13c
CAMPHOR-
2-oz. bot. Spirits of Camphor..1
4-oz. bot. Spirits OF Camphor. ...fSc
Camphorated OIL
2-oz. bottle, at.
i-oz. bottle, 12c
Castor Oil
2-oz. Castor OIL bottle ......,.. Sc
4-oz. Castor OIL bottle ...... lilo
Chalk-+-oz. wooden boxes precfpi-
tated Chalk fOr.-....... ......3Sc
Cream of Tartar
f2-oz. cartons Cream of Tartar. - 81
4-oz. cartons Cream of Tartar lac
Caster Oil Capsules-2L grammeP.
d. 4 Co., Castor OH Capsules, 8 in
Citrate Of Mssnesia-soiutlon isc
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$50. Is, $14 and Sis


Laxative Bronio Quinine-Grove's
Laxative Bromo Quinlne...,. .......13o
MUNYoN's REMEDIEs-M IN
IVA yon's assortsd homeopathic
Remedies, Doc size ...,.. ,.......14c
Migraine Tablets-D., p. q Co. MI
graine Tablets, 100 in bottle ...... 1Sc
Marvel Syring ss-lhe genuine Mar
vel Whirling Bulb syrlnges each $3.50
Munyon's Soap-Munyon's Witch
Hazel Soap, regular size cake. .61ac
MelIin's Eood-The ~well-know Mel
Inns Baby Food -. .........""".50c
NITRE-sweet Spirits o fNitre, 2-oz.
Naii Brushes-woo back Nail
Brushes, assorted styles, each .... &c
Sail BrusheS-Extra fine quality
wool back Nall Brush S, assorted
styles, each. ...... -. ........ i5c
Nail Enamel -Lustrlte Nail Enam-
ell, cake form, white, each.-"......l Zoe
Orangeine-The celebrated Head
ache Powders
Regular 60c size, at.....,...4 ...33c
Regular 25c size, at ..m.........1 5c
Omega Oil-For rheumatism, per
bottle"""r".....,..,.'......' .".,..'oHc
ID UMICE-Powdered Pumice.
wooden cartons, each. BE
Powdered Pumice, wooden car
LOlfo . o o o . . . . 9 = o . e o. % O. 10 f. . = o . FNi
pain, olive Oil-Excellent for
skin and scalp. . t...... ...7c
Pbosphnte--oz. Phosphate of
soda
ParcG0ric-
2-oz bottles
400 bottles ....,....... he
Pbr0steen-The genuine kind,
Pears soap-The genuine
Pears scented Toilet Soap, per
Pears soap-The genuiI e,
Pears unscented Toilet Soap.
cake Observation-Disclosures. Zoe
PumIce Sfone-1n cake form.
with and without handles, each.7c
Pink II n ms Compound-The
s genuine LYDIA n. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, per bot
tie . Csc
Packers Ter sDap-The ger
uine Packers Tar Soap, excellent
for shampooing, at,,..,.....l3c
Peruna--Good for coughs, colds
and catarrh ..4....... soc
Paine's Celery Comprehensive
genuine Paine's Celery Com
pound .........t ...... oJc
PumIce stone-Cake form. .3I2c
Phillips Milk of Magnesia-Per
DOttle ..... .f..s++ 80 . = .ooc
Pierce's Golden DIscovery-Per
bottle $500. soc
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Per bottle. u
Peroxide
Hahne & Co.'S Peroxide, 4 OF. .7c
Hahne q Co.'S Peroxide, 8 oz.11c
Hahne e. Co.'S Peroxide, 16
OF iec
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Big and little boys and girls will find here every sort of
school shoes they could wish for. The variety is tremendous,
the range of sizes complete, the quality the very best, and the
prices extremely low. Parents will profit by bringing the
children here for shoes.
Misses and Chbdrens Black Box Calf Button Shoes, made with solid
leather soies. broad toes, low heels on extra misses and children's Sizes
Sizes Ct to - at 8 100; ~ to ? at 81 -2E; at TO 81 at &l.so.
Misses and Childrsn's Black Kid fulton Shoes, made with patent
leather tips, full round toe shapes a very dressv as well as serviceabe
shoe. Sizes 7 to II at 81 90; ~ to lat $1.25.
Misses a@d chHdren's Black Kid Button Shoes, patent leather tips,
dull kid tops, orthopedic toe shapes. solid leather throughout Sizes 7 to
tfat 81 .35; III to lat $1.69. -
Little Gents Satin Calf Lace Shoes, made for seryhe. Sizes 9 to t5t
at $500. ee
Boys and Youths Satin Calf Lace Shoes, best oak leather sohs, full
round toes. Sizes II to 81 at $1.25.
Boys and Youths Black Calf Lace Shoes, broad toes, low heels
Sizes 1 to 81 ats 1.5O. RI, Ss,@3
Best Boys and Youths Black Calf Shoe in town. Sizes to 81 at
$500. A.... -... - 49,.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CORNWALL DENIED DIVORCE.
Husbands Charges Are Trivial, De-
clares Judge Murfin.

There has been no extreme cruelty
shown I'm uhis case. and nothing more
serious has been proven than incom-
patib!llty of temper. Our supreme
court has held. and rightfully so. ! be-
lieve. that incompatibility OF temper
is not sufficient grounds on which to
grant a divorce. I. therefore. dismiss
the bill in this ease
This was the decision OF Judge Muir
fin Tuesday morning in the case OF
John y. against Pearl Cornwall. on
trial several days last week. Cornwall
charged that his wife possessed an un-
governahle temper and nagged him
continuously. Mrs Cornwall made no
charGea against her husband. but de.
nicd all os his.
These charges Mr.. Cornwall brings
against his wife | believe are trivial, -
Judge Murnn stated in reviewing the
case. "Of course he has brooded over
them and exaggerated them until TO
him they appear as mountains. but 10
those who heard the evidence they are
but molc-hills / hope that for the
sake Of the little bov | saw in the
court room they will get together and
I've as they should
Mrs. Cornwall was represented by
William Fitzpatrick and Dennis b.
Hayes. while Eugene Mistersky and
Allan Frazer represented the husband
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CAR MEN
CHANGE OFFICERS
All of Present Officials 0usted Ex-
cept Secretary-Treasurer Sherwood
John Fraser Is Business Agent.

The keen interest taken in the al
nual election OF officers OF the local
Street Railway Employees association,
held Monday. was evidenced in the
large vote polled. and the defeat OF
all OF last years officers with the sim
gle exception of The secretary-treas-
urer William j. Sherwood. who was
reelected by a substantial majority
The new officers are: President,
Charles Mackey, Sherman east line;
business agent. John Fraser, Jefferson
line; secretary-treasurer, William j.
Sherwood Baker line: sergeant-at-
arms, George w. MacAuley, Baker
line
The balloting began at 8 o'clock
Monday morning and lasted until 10
o'clock at night. the counting of the
votes continuing until o'clock Tues
day morning.
Mackey won over his opponent. r.
O. Starkey, GSS votes to 491; Fraser
over w. j. Hallecn. Cos to 514: Mac
Auley over William Leitch, III TO 43t /,
and Sherwood was reelected over
James Bartholomew 675 to 511.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
RAIL AND LAKE TRAFFIC
TIED UP BY BLIZZARD
Railroads Report Delays to Trains and
Lake Navigation is Practically
SUSPENDED.

CHICAGO. Dec. Elevated ana
surface railway traffic was badly Grip
pied by binding snowstorm which
struck Chicago early today-the hrst
storm Of the winter. For several
hours before daylight all railroads
were practically tied mp, but large
gangs of workmcn az daylight got Tho
tlacks swept Of and traffic was re-
sumed
Lake navigation. which has because
Of the mild weather been continued
unusually late this fall, is entirely Sus-
p,nded. No vessels left the harbor
here and fears are felt for number
az craft which had not returned 10
pcrt when the storm struck
The Northwestern railroads all re-
mort relays especially the 81 Paul &
Northwestern. The Northwestern p
Oregon & Washington Limited which
was due here al $40 n. m. yesterday
will not reach Chicago until noon to-
dav. The Pioneer Limited running 10
81 Paul was three hours late an!
other trains are reported from an
ho,u 90 six hours behind time
The city charities department re-
ceived reports OF much suffering
throughout the city though no death
has yet been reported
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
KNOCK JACOBSON 5
BRIDGE SCHEME
Monguagon Citizens Protest Vigor-
ously To Supervisors Against
Granting Franchise.

Citizens of Monguagon township, to
the number of hundred in a special
car bearing an immense streamer with
the words, Home Rule for Mon
guagon." came TO Detroit Tuesday
morning to protest against the county
board Of supervisors taking any action
on a franchise for the building OF
bridge to Crosse Isle until after the
ratepayers have voted, Dec. IS, the
question OF bonding the township for
building a municipal bridge.
The meeting was called on petition
Of Peter NJ Jacobson. who proposes
the erection OF toll bridge al the
upper end of the island, connecting
with WNandotte. He has the support
of Wyandotte and the residents OF the
upper end OF the island Residents OF
the middle of the island favor the
bridge proposed by Monguagon town
ship. while the residents OF the lower
end of the island and the village OF
Trenton want a bridge at Trenton.
After n short discussion the petitions
were referred to the road and bridge
committee. and a chance was given for
the advocates of the different schemes
to express their views The most en-
delegates aere from Mon
guagon township. They protested
against the city members OF the board
taking any part In the dispute, claim
ing that II was matter in which the
residents Of the township and the
island alone were interested
The opponents OF the Jacobson
4 L. IA, Il H.,
Henderson, resident Of Crosse Isle.
Attorney Sherman ID. Calender, repre-
senting Monguagon township. and
Father Command. All of these spoke
against the granting Of a franchise for
a privately-owned toll bridge. Father
Command stated that the interference
of the county with the desires and
rights Of the township would be rip
per legislation"
The discussion will probably last all
afternoon. but the indications are thai
the supervisors will delay action until
after MonglgOns residents vote on
the bonding proposition.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
SAYS WIFE POSED
As CORSET MODEL
Wore Only Silk Robe and Men Did
Fitting, Clifford Benson Tells
Divorce Judge.

Several weeks ago Clifford Benson.
head barber in the Oriental hotel. ap-
pcared in Judge Murfn's court and
asked for divorce from his wife,
Pearl. making serious charges.
Several days later Mrs. Benson ap-
peared before the Judge. stating thar
she knew nothing OF her husband's 8
suit and asked that she be given a
chance TO reply. Judge Murhn or
dered the proceedings set aside, and
sci date for a new trial. The case
was rc-opencd Tuesday as a contested
case.
According to the husbands testi-
mony his wifes life was one dizzy
round Of gayety which included visits
10 roadhouses and cafes with other
men, and midnight suppers at which
there was more drinking than eating.
He told of being called TO police head
quarters one night at midnight, where
he found that his wife had been taken
into custody on a charge OF drunken
ness. She was found in company with
man named Williams on Champlain-
ST., the witness testified
The husband also complained that
without his knowledge his wife posed
as corset model for the American
Lady Corset Co While in that work,
he said. she wore only silk robe, aud
that men did the fitting.
Mrs. Benson will make a general de-
nial Of her husbands charges. She is
represented by Thomas A. Conlon,
while George B. Greening appears for
the husband.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
SCARLET FEVER SIGN IS
HIDDEN AWAY IN HALLWAY
Letter Carrier, With Babes at Home,
Complains of Action Of Rooming
House Owner

The health board can give out its
warnings ON how to prevent the spread
of scarlet fever, but when man with
two babies at home Is forced by his
work to go into places where scarlet
fever Is present and where there Is
no sign TO warn him. what protection
IS there for the public"
This Is the pointed question asked
by Harry Scheland. Of No 32j Fort-st
east, letter carrier on downtown
route
Scheland called at police headquar-
ters. on his regular rounds. after de-
livering some mail "a Mrs Matt O'Dun-
nell, at Nc. 16l Bates-st. There is
scarlet fever In the rooming- house OF
Mrs. O'Donnell. but there is no sign
on the outside of The building, TO warn
one. Of the presence of the disease
II delivered some mall over there.
and was going out. when Mrs o Don
nell called To me" said Scheland she
told me there was scarlet fever in the
house. Then ! looked around. and on
the stairway. at the second floor. there
was scariet fever sign
I've got two babies at home. one
only nine months old. and It's a fine
thing TO 60 home to them after being
exposed 10 scarlet fever i'm that man
nor"
SChelaud made n complaint TO Can't.
Hanrahan. Of the sanitary squad Capt.
Hlnrahan said that he had personally
tackled a quarantine sign ON the outside
door. and that II II had been removed
and tackled up on the inside. It was no
fault of his
Mrs O'Donnell's roCyning house is on
the second floor OF the building.
reached by stairway. the outer door
OF which opens I'm an entry way. be.
tween a barber shop and a bakery
The sign was formerly tackled on
4his outer door. but II has been taken
In, and now fecorates the upper hall
way. az the second floor
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
TELLER PUTS It
UP TO HAMMOND
No One Had Chance To Switch
Satchels After Accused Placed
EN- in Vault, He Says.

Justice Jeffries took up the exam
ination OF Chauncey W. Hammond
charged with stealing from the EMF
Co, shortly after IL O'Clock, Tuesday
morning. Paymasters Lude and Mil
Ter. of the EMF company. were re-
called TO the stand, 10 identify the pay
envelopes and other articles found in
the abandoned satchels.
General Teller James Wilson, OF the
First National bank, was then put on
the stand for his cross-eXamination
b." Attorney Frazer. He could not be
confused III any OF hts statements, ana
stuck TO mis- detailed description OF
the movements of persons in and
around the vault, at the time the
EMF satchels were placed there by
Hammond.
Attorney Frazer questioned him less
than any of the witnesses who have
SO for testified.
At noon, Justice Jeffries adjourned
court until . O'Clock. Prosecutor Van
Zile stated that he expected TO finish
the case today.
Wilson offered some damaging testl-
mony against Hammond when he
took the stand late Monday afternoon.
w ilSOH was NdSAis lil' biOpN iihPOAN
ant witness yet produced by the prose
cution. His testimony placed Ham
mon in the vault alone. with two
grips and tended to show that no one
else had access to the grips between
the time that Hammond left. and the
time that the vault was locked for
the night, with double combination
locks. and time-lock set.
Luck. too. played an important part
In the grip transaction. according TO
a strange little incident which came
out in Wilson's testimony.
Frank Lude had previously testified
that Hammond left the basement
counting room. or committee room,
with two grips. TO be placed in the
vault. Then comes a lapse of about
five minutes. until Lude and William
+. Rambo placed a coin tray in the
vault. and saw the two grips, sup
posed TO have been left there by Ham
mond
Teller wilson's testimony filled in
that gap.
when Hammond arrived at the vault
door with two grips. the door happen
ed TO be open" said Wilson. Ham
mond walked right in. deposited the
two grips. and came out.
Teller Adams, in cage No. 2, had
taken my key. to open the vault and
! nut his coin tray in. He went and
opened the eOvault door. then returned
TO his cage to get the tray. and while
he was I'm his cage. picking up his
(Coptinued ON Page Eighty
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

such future steps as nre advtsnDie. ~
may he necessary later for me to bring
this subject to the attention of con-
gress In a special message.
japan and China inform this gov
erument that there is no purpose In
consistent with the policy OF equality
Of opportunity I'm ChtDn. TO which the
signatories to the CbinO-Japnnese con-
vention of sept. 4 are pledged.
The arrangement OF 1'NS for n cooper
ntive control Of the lnborers coming 10
the United states has proved To work
satisfactorily.
Perhaps the most important question
presented 10 this admt nistrntfOn is that
Of economy In expenditures and suf-
hciency OF revenue. In the present es-
timates the needs Of the department. n
nnd of the government have been cut
to the quick.
Provision should he mnde TINT the
separa Ion from the service OF employees
who have OutIiyed their energy shall
he easy md Inevitable. I nm strongly
convinced that mo other practical so
luton os the difficulties presented by
the experimentation of cfyii servants
can he found than that OF system OF
civil pensions.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
continued from rage FourD
STEAMER RUNS AGROUND.
Wexford Goes On ShosI Al the Cana
diar 500.
SAt,IT STE MARIE. Mich. Ue

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Dec. J.
-(SpeCian The steamer wexford
shortly after leaving the New Ontario
dock ON the Canadian side early TINS
morning grounded on a shoal bet~ cen
the government and ferry docks on
the same side Of the river. Two tugs
pulled at her but were unable 10 re-
lease her. She Is out three feet She
is loaded with grain and Will have to
he Hghtered \ heavy snow has SCI
ir ana vessels are tying mp here
rather than risk the heavy weather
outside
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
Estrada Defeats zelaya.s Troops.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7.-Conflict-
ing reports reach here OF battle be-
tween President Zelaya's troops com
manded by Gen. Vasquez. and the
forces OF Provisional President Es-
trada. 4 message from bluefields.
whore the revolutionists control the
situation. says the Zelaya troops were
defeated with a heavy loss. Another
dispatch from Managua. capital OF
Nicaragua. SAYS Gen. Vasquez dealt
crushing blow 10 Estrada's soldiers.
The Bluefields dispatch Is credited
here.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

The treasury department and the de-
partment of Justice are exerting every
effort Ia discover all the wronEdoers
Ina the sugar frauds. including the Of
hcers and employees Of the companies
who may have been privy tO the frauds.
IL would seem that an Investigation Of
the cns~s ny congress now might prove
AN embarrassment I'm securing convic-
tions Of the guilty parties.
Fenr has been expressed that power
conferred In the executive by the new
tarin bill IL likely To lead TO tarin
war. ] beg To express the hope and
belief thnt no such result need be nm.
tfcipnted. If the tarin board
nnds that generally the rates of duties
imposed by the tariff law nre excessive
described In the platform of the sue
cessful party at the recent election,
shall invite the attention of congress
10 this fact.
A change I'm judicial procedure with
n view 10 reducing the expense to pri-
vnte lltignnts I'm civil eases and faciii-
tnting the dispatch of business and
final decision la both civil md criminal
cases constitutes the greatest need In
our American institutions. I do not
doubt that much OF the Iawlcss vio-
lence and cruelty exhibited In lynch
ties md Injustice growing out OF the
delays I'm trials, etc. 1 believe
TINT no Injunction restraining order
should he ISSUED without notice except
where irreparnbie injury would result
from delay.
II would be unnecessary To rchearse
here the sud tale OF unspeal<nbIe bnr-
barities md oppression alleged tn have
been committed by the ZcIayn govern
ment. The two Americans recently pat
To death by order OF President Zelnya
were entitled to he dealt with as pris-
Oners Of war This government has
terminated diplomatic relations with
the ZcIaya government and Will take