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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-01-27
Our Want Column.

/ Oui w ohI SOlullln
Switches and Puffs at Trzcin-
skis 3-5
-Antiseptic Sweeping Compound
at Brunt & Parman's.
H. G. Ward was down from Burr
Oak Thursday, on business.
B. Barnett has been business Wis
itor in Chicago the past week.
Lars Risdahl of Iroquois, S. D.,
is visiting friends in the city.
Cornell Riveland was over from
Ossian Friday, on a business trip.
j. Nj. Prior of Postville was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
20. A. Bergen of Ridgeway was
business visitor in the city Satur-
day.
The best $500 Hats, now $500
at o. NJ. Anderson's Closing Out
Sale.
Mrs. L. r. Morrison has returned
from her visit with her daughter at
Manchester.
Prank Beiderman arrived from
Deadwood, S. D., Monday, to visit
his parents.
List your property in the Pub
lie Opinion Property Exchange if
you want to sell it.
"A big line of $1.25 Dress and
Negligee shirts now rs cents at o. nj.
Anderson's closing out sale.
-Messrs. John F. Renson and B.
Rushmore OF Long Island, N. Y, are
guests of Mr.. Fred Post this week.
Mrs. Mabel Berg of La Crosse,
Wis, has been visiting the past week
with her cousin, Otto Solberg, and
wife.
Mrs. Mabel Berg concluded a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Solberg
on Saturday, and returned to La
Crosse.
Mrs. Manley Ousley has been
down from Austin, MINI. since Sat-
urday, visiting at the home of M. B.
Ousley.
Rev. w. McVettie attended a
meeting of the Waverly Deanery of
the Episcopal church at Waterloo
last week
Mrs. Nj. ID. Wells entertained the
Monday Club on Monday afternoon
and the Five Hundred Club Monday
evening.
Are you interested in old coins?
If so send to w. A. Ashbrook, Johns
town, o., and get a free cata-
logue of his great coin sale to be
held soon. Al
Mr.. Jesse Taylor is here from
Perth, North Dakota, to join his wife
in visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Blodgett.
Don't be reckless with your eyes,
they certainly desire the best care
that can be had, we tell you how to
care for them. M. j. Soukup. OPP
tician DEBORAH. 44tf
Remember we do not handle any
soft-wheat fiour-nothing but pure
hard-wheat made at mills located at
Gracerville and Morehead, Mimi. B.
Barnett & Sons.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. X. Pearson de-
parted yesterday morning for Mel
bourne, Iowa, to pack up their
household goods and bring them to
DEBORAH.
Theme at the Methodist Episco-
pal church Sabbath morning: 1.-THE
Next Great Awakening" In the even
ing "The Souls Sunrise" Second
quarterly conference will convene
Monday evening Feb. 1st, at 1880
o'clock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-01-27

Get your sewing machine cleaned
and repaired for your spring sewing
at F. j. Rosenthal's. A full line of
supplies. 3-2w
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-01-27
Notice |!

Send your laundry to Mason City.
First-class laundry work in every re-
spect. Severt Alstad, agent, DEBORAH.
3tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-01-27

COLUMN

Rates-One Cent per word, Notn-
ing less than ten cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11

Youngstown. o. May little as
naper OF Willie WhItla, with alleea
sociatlon Of the name of Harry Fork.
en- by James Boyle, the convicted kic
naper Of Willie Whtla, with allega
ton that he was connected with the
death of Dan Reeble Jr., here I'm June
1895. has not been confirmed by the
police records In Youngstown
pauolman Michael Donuolly. gstill
an active member OF the police de
paHment. talked with Reehle only
an hour prior 70 his death. The wa
men were seated at the foot 81 the
stairs OF the building In when Reeble
lived. Leaving Rteble, Donnely was
less than q block away on his beat
when he heard a noise In the dlrec
ton OF the Mauser building, He re-
turned and found Reeble on tue side
walk. living, but unconscious, So one
was IN sight Reeble had been IT
the habit OF sitting on his window
SIN before retiring No one over
has been suspected OF knowing the
exact manner Of his death Dan Shay
mentioned by Boyle, was saloon
keeper here and died about iva years
age
Continued on Page Flvc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
BOARD OF AFFAIRS
OUTLINES PROCEDURE

Under rules already adopted II
win be the policy Of the state board
OF public affairs to conduct the
business of the state on cash basis
II possible The regular sessions of
the board viii be held in the morn
ing. All supplies for the various state
institutions and departments, under
the rules. are TO be furnished only
upon the filing Of requlsltion. The
supplies are to be specified In detail
on requisiton blank giving the
maximum price expected 10 be paid
to whom to be sent, etc.
An claims must be filed upon forms
furnished By the board and all bills
must be itemlaed IN detail and sworn
to before notary public, The board
has adopted a rule 10 the effect that
all claims viii be PASSED upon the
day they are filed Tho board will
be IN session daily except when call
ed TO other points on official duty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
Gov. Haskell states situation.


Relative to The decision OF Judge
ampbeli oyerruIiug the defendants
emurrer IN the Musgogee town lot
asses Governor Haskell issued the fol.
owing statement.
Judge Campbelrs decision" says
Governor Haskell. merely oyerrules
he defendants demurrer TO the gov
rnments petition which was princi.
laily a question of the jurisdiction OF
he court TO hear these suits at the
Instance or the interior department,
nd after oyerrtling the demurrer. the
curt gave the defendants permission
o answer It, giving the facts alleged
n the governments petition on issue
or future trial IN the civil cases
he government alleges that there was
/ conspiracy between the owners and
lohedulars of the lots and that the
treek nation and the government ON.
'lals had no knowledge Of the plans
li sohedl ling The investigation of
he criminal cases dlscloses the fact
hat the United States officials not
inly had knowledge but approved the
plan, and the decision has no bearing
n the criminal prosecutions.
"The suits included other Greek na'
ion towns as well as Muskogee
Three thousand acres OF Muskogee
own site could not be involved be-
'ause The government town site only
contained twenty-five hundred and for
y acres total area, Of which fully four
ifths had been scheduled 10 the own
RS OF improvements thereon. and the
government does not question such
scheduling Less than one.hfth of the
own plot was pasture lots and culii
fated fields. without improvements,
md Il IS o part Of this one.llflh only
bat the government now questions,
The total valuation on all unlm
lroyed lands 80 plated by the gov
rnment was less than hfty thousand
lollars.
The governments complaint does
lot extend over more than half Of the
nimpf0ved plated land, aud is TO the
fleet TINT tile whole valuation instead
II Onehalf thereof should have beer
eallzed by the government, so that u
10 event does the government com
ilain Of the loss OF more than twenty
I've thouraud dollars
These complalnts In the civil casei
involve over one hundred people II
Muekogee alone, but the goyernmen
has seen lt to seek indictments onll
against Governor Haskell and six 9th
ers associated
The government claims that Has
kell ls en- official Of q corporation tina
secured a small portion Of the abovi
inImpf0ved lots, the government val
iatlon Of which was less than thirty
five thous nd dollars 50 that the rea
government complaint against the cor
poratioa that Haskell was connectei
with. Ii dollars aud cents, Is lesl
han seventeen hundred and Atty dol
lars, and Haskell's interest as stock
holder in said corporation was cialmel
to be about two PEI cent.
"rhe above correction ! sthe strone
eat statement that can be mad
against these defendants drawn from
the governments claims. based on IL
official records. and The defendants a.
lege they Will be able 20 show tha
The government has no cauae for con
lplaint,a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
SCOFF BOYLE'S STORY

Warren. / informed party to take
boy up along pittsburg 4 Western
track. leave him there that would
attend to the rest Of II and which
he proceeded to do.
After making inquiries as 10 the
next train 10 Cleveland, | brought
the boy 10 Niles O., from there TO Asn
tabula and then TO Cleveland. On
March %, received a letter from NJ
Forker stating that some one had IN
formed Mr. Whitla that they had
recognized his boy on March Is, IN
Niles, o.. and that James Boyle, OF
Sharon. was with him; also that Mr..
Whitla was afraid to divulge the In.
formation for fear the boy might
come to some harm and telling me
to be careful and be on the alert
and that when | received the money
10 Immediately surrender these Young
town letters: to send same 20 him, Mr.
Forkor, at Sharon and on Tuesday
April %. to return half OF the ran.
som to him, Mr. Forker and he would
turn over the same TO the party who
took While WhItla to Warren.
upon learning that my name was
mentioned IN connection with the case
made a point to meet Mr.. Whitla
personally in Cleveland at b3rd
street and ST. Clair avenue, showed
him the letters that passed between
Mr. Forker and myself, also the Young
town letters and Mr.. Whitla promls.
ed that II would substantiate the
truth OF the Youngstown letters he
would see there would be no prosecu
lion
81 then surrendered through Mr.,
Whtla all the letters that we're IN
my possession and the world knows
the result / was arrested, and con
ylcted and deprived by my own cOun-
sci Of the right Of telling my story
on the stand ! informed my wife the
boy was brought In order TO escape
quarantine In the pest house and We
we're to be handsomely rewarded for
taking care Of him
This unfortunate woman was dup
ed from start to finish In regard to
the boy and ! was duped from the
moment let the letters so into Mr.
Whltla's possession. AS my counsel
informed me, had nothing to show to
or 10 prove that Il was q natter OF
,eraclty--ihcr word against nine
had given up every scintllla | had,
and nov / am settled for, This STORY
Is as true as tscrc Is God above
u.s.
The statement n signed;
James Boyle, Mercer. Pa May
10 1909"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
SUPREME COURT
| ENTERS BUSY TERM

The Supreme court conyenps 10.
morrow for the May term. Seventy
three causes have been set down for
submission OF which half are to be
orally argued. The court has been
exceedingly busy Ia chambers dur.
Ink the past several weeks and sew
entyfive opinions are 10 be rendered
during the term Tomorrow win bo
opinion day and motion day The
court on Wednesday viii begin 10
hear oral arguments and win sit daily
for eight days 10 complete thed ock'
e;.
The suit OF the State against the
State Capital company for overoharg'
es IN printing, etc. In which Con.
gressman Mcclure and j r. Bur
ford care also named as defendants
will he argued orally on Wednesda'
May 10Th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
FARMERS
ARE TAKING
INTEREST

Institute Director J. c. Elliott. Of
the state board Of agriculture, reports
that the farmers institute meetings
now being held In The Eastern part Of
the state are largely attended and thar
much interest Is taken 'n The work by
the fafmefs The following officers
we're elected at institute meetings acid
last week.
Creek county Cat sapulpnl-W r
Collins, president. ] = Evans, vice
president. "a. C. Low, secretary; II
e, Richie. treasurer. w l.. Llnzie
delegate 10 state convention. H. q
Lowe. alternate. An are Of sapulpa.
Washington county tat Bartiesvlllel
President. Gideon Morgan, Of Bar
llesvllle; vice president, Dan Guern'
sey. ganey. Kan seeretarytreaaureF
N. &. Watson, Of caaey. Kansas, del
egate to state convention, Gideon Nor
gan. Miss flossie Lewis alternate,
Usage county cat pawhuskal --presi
dent. Ethan Allen, Of Pawhuasa; Vice
president, A. II. Brown, Of Sklatook
secretarytreasnter, E. /. Gray, Of
pawhuska: c. W. Perkins, OF paw
huska. delegate.
Wagonef county Cat Wagonesl---J
A. Calhorn. Of Wagner. president
L. A. Zeler. OF Evans. Vice president
A. !. Wairews. Of Wagner. aeeretafy
treasurer r. 4. 0of. OF Wagner, Gel
egate
Muskogee county cat Muskoeeel "a
E. Flsh. prealdenl J n Allen, viee
president n. d, Nelson Aecretsry
lreaahrer w W Nelsoa DELEGATE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
DISCOVERED

Chicago, May little Journal to.
day devotes as entire front page to
the unequlyocal alaAameRt tlsat I
he's discovered "the Lost John Orth,
otherwise The Archduke Johann Sat
vator. OF Austria. Who disappeared
nineteen years ago, According TO the
Journal, Orth was discovered at
Palnesylle, Ohio, working as ma.
chnist, aud his advancing age and
natural desire to be buried In Aus.
trla prompted him 20 make bis iden'
tlly known 10 tho press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
BACKS UP

Washington. D. G.. May li.-When
the tariff bin was taken up by the
Senate today. Aldrlch stated that the
committee on finance would submit
to the Senate a different scale OF dn'
ties on zinc ore and products OF zine
and asked that that schedule as we'll
as the sections relating 10 lead pro
ducts be passed over for the present
The request was conceded. Bristow an.
nounelng that when the white lead
schedule would be reached he wishes
70 be heard on H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11

L0VESI(3K


Rome May li.-Sensailanal stories
apparently founded on good authority
have reached the government from
India with reference TO the duke ol
Abruzzi enc report declares that The
duke. IA one of his Cts of depression
to which he has been subject Of late
attempted to shoot himself and 0nly
the waichtulness Of an attendant pre-
vented The act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
[.|MME:[)

Jefferson City. Mo, May ii.Wlthoul
debate and BY viva voce vote the
house today refused to concur In the
senate aendments to the statewide
prohibition resolution and sent II back
to the upper house asking that body
70 receede The senate probably will
decline 70 and conference committee
uphoubtedly will be necessary aHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
PASTOR MAKES PREDICTION

Rey. f. e. FalrehIld predicts that
"thB white squadron Of the United
States will at no distant date, with
ont the c1naen, Of European nalonsi
visit Turkish waters and punish thai
nation for its wickedness. as another
ualted States fleet punished the Har,
barr states during The frat days oi
This c0ungryse history Until thai
time arrives. said Rey. FaIfehlld, lha
Tnfklah empire viii Gc unpublished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
STATE BANK OF ENGFISHER

The Guaranty state bank. Of King.
fisher. was authorized by Bank Com.
missioner A. NJ. Young, today to com
mence business with capital stock
of $4,000. j. A Oyerstreet Is presl-
dent Of the new institution: J. Il. Oy-
ner vice president aud George Newer
cashier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
GIVE RAILROADS 4 HEARING

Auditors OF the various railroad
companies ana other public service
corporations are being given an OF
poriunlty TO have their say about
The proposed rules and regulations
OF the commission covering the max
Ing OF reports 10 the state corpora
tin commissln Auditor Wllmerlng,
OF the commission. Is busy crosu-ex.
aminlng the many auditors who object
10 his forms. The hearings on pro
posed orders Nos 81 and bS. which
were also set for today. have beon
postponed until tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
wRloHTs ARE AT HOME.


New York. May li.-Wilhur and or.
vill Wright. aeropnnists, arrived hers
toeay from Europe, where thef have
been giving exhibitions With their ma.
chine. A number OF distinguished ae-
ronauts Welcomed the Wrights as they
landed. aud elaborate entertainment
has been arranged In their honor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
GUTHRIE SHOWS OLD
TIME PUBLIC SPIRIT
One Third Of Bonus Already
Raised and Balance Is Only
Matter Of Few Hours

Another railroad meeting was held
In the city hall auditorium last even
lng, The big hall was well filled with
citizens and everyone was enthusias-
tic over The raising Of the $4,000 bon.
us for the Mountain valley and Plains
railroad. It was the sentiment OF those
present that Guthrie must secure this
line and that the price asked is notn'
ing to what the road viii be TO the
capitol city
That Guthrie can raise more money
for public enterprises than any other
oiiy of its size In the state was the
sentiment voiced by the Guthrie boost
ers last night Approximately $4,000
were raised nj the meeting which with
the amounts raised at the other meet
lngs viii make about oneIhlfd OF the
bonus asked for.
Under the proposal made by Mossrs
Harrison and Wannamaker, the pro
moiers of the road. the city has but
thirty days from May lst 10 raise the
bonus.
Now Is the time to get busy on the
proposition II Guthrie wants tu secure
this road to help fortily herself for
the coming capital location contest
and 70 extend her trade territory
throughout all OF the western part Of
The state. was the statement made
by Judge Dale last night when he
told OF how Guihre's acceptance Oi
this proposition had caused Enid and
Oklahoma City 10 al once get active
IN the matter OF tapping this unde'
veloped territory on The west The
people of Enid, said Judge Dale "are
endeavorlng to raise S250,000 in stock
for a r0ad extending from the capital
OF Garfield county 20 the west Guth.
rie," he said gets a trunk line, $50
miles IN length, for $4,000
RousIug speeches We're made by
Judge Dale. a. G. G. nierer A. j Cline,
Robert heed, +. IT. Green. Ben r
Hegler Mayor Farquharson and 9th.
ers. They were unanimous IN expresa.
Ing opinion that the Midland Valley
was the best railroad proposition ever
offered in the Southwest They stated
that only one road would be built 70
Western Oklahoma and that II Guthrie
wanted to secure this road and shut
out the other towns, nov - the time
TO get busy
On motion of Judge Dale @ commit
Tee was appointed, consisting OF
MessFs. Ray. Fairfield. Douglas and
Calvert t0 name committee Of three
residents from each ward TO act in
conjunction with the Guthrie Chamber
OF Commerce IN raising the balance OF
the bonus. President Martendale, Of
The Guthrie Chamber Of Commerce,
will later name subcommlttaes from
the retailers, bankers lawyers real
estate. factories and farmers organ
ixatiOns to- assist In the work.
Additional subscriptions.
The following subscribed AZ last
nights meeting;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
V[1lIlO|[11

Lima. Ohio, May H. Standard oil
made It's second slash IN crude oil
prices today, another cut Of five cents
O barrel Tor all grades being posted.
While stocks az The eastern fields
show heavy losses, millions OF bar.
rels are IN storage Ia Oklahoma and
70 this, with decline Of domestic
trade during The summer. Is due The
cut. ah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
SANTA FE
IS SURELY
GOING SOME

The new Santa Fe spring time card
which viii go Into effect the latter
part OF this month. or early In June,
will add moresiour passenger trains
for the capital city The new scned.
ule Is to make through line trains
OF trains Nos II and IS, running on
1.-The same schedule ns at present,
from Galveston to Kansas City, bul
will only stop al county seat towns
and will be known as fast mail trains
local train from Guthrie south TO
Gainesvll e, Texas, and return. lcavins
here IN the morning az s o'clock and
returning at 10 o'clock the same eve
ming. similar to the sormer schedule
of trains Nos i9 and 20, II 70 be
added. A morning passenger tain
connecting with the local s:40 train
from The south will be run over the
Denver. Enid and Gulf to Kiowa. re-
turning IN time to make connections
with the g o'clock evening through
train 10 Kansas city and Eastern
points This will make two nors
train crews for Guthrie, the crewe
lyIng over hers at night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
RESUMES WESTERN HIKE
(By Associated preas.l

Junction City, Kansas. May li--Af'
ter having walked seyentythree miles
yesterday Edward payson Weston,
pedestrian. started westward again
This morning IN good condition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
TULSA BLACK HAND

shearer. Third Ward Not named .
Fourth Ward NJ L. Morrison. p. Il.
Finch. r. A. Carney; Fifth Ward--J.
L. Calyelt +. p Beaer, w n, Berten,
Additions E &. Dodd, wayne Jenkins,
shellon Norris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
NOT OF VITAL IMPORT
ON MERITS OF QUESTION
Governor HaSksII'S Statement
Shows Up ARlmus Of Gov
NTnHeni'S Proceeding


Tulsa. Okla. May il.--Another ef
fort was made IN the Federal court
here today TO complete the grand jury
that Is to re.inyestigate the Muskogee
town lot cases. involving Governor
Haskell and others. Eleven men quail.
lied yesterday and Ave others were
needed The jury may not be com
pletted hll Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
Cemetery Meeting.

The lot owners Of summit View Gem.
etery will meet at the district court
room Tuesday evening, May iith, at
s o'clock. for the purpose Of receiv-
ing reports Of the committees appoint
ed al the last meeting Of The lot own
ers. Important business viii come be-
fore the meeting All lot owners are
urged tc attend. lcd Walton, chair
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
NIX GOV.
fBy associated Press)

Jefferson City. Mo-. May liza bill
providing for licensing Of s0clgl eluhs
which sell lntoxlranls 10 members. was
defeated IN the house today faF the
second ilma Covefncr qadlev sent
two mesnakss 70 the legislature urging
the passage 0f tue mcaaafc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11

9uD'LumWltEEHN HHWeU.
The subcommittee 70 solicit sub
serlpiiouN for the Mountain valley and
Plains f0alr0ad
First Ward DR. n O. BarkHr. Wm.
Mccoy. +. = BpufFler; Second Ward
4. r Tallman Paul Newman ! N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11
EXPRESS OPINION THAT
DOYLE'S STORY IS UNTRUE
Plot to AbduCt Willie WhItIa
Alleged to Have Been
Sprung By Uncle

Youngstown, Ohio, May l1--Unless
stronger proof than the word OF James
Boyle Ii offered 10 show there ~
mystery connected with the death OF
Daniel Reeble. Jr which occurred
here fourteen years ago, there Will
be no official investigation OF The
story. Daniel Reeble, father OF the
dead man, police and county officials
are unanimous In expressing the
opinion that Boyies story Is untrue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-11

Senator Harper s. Cunningham y
home from Santa re. New Mexico,
where he has been since the adjourn
mens Of the legislature organizing and
establishing Scottish Rite Masonry In
that territory He reports great Ma.
sonic enthusiasm In that portion OF
the country and a highly successful
Scottish Rite reunion Senator Gun.
nInKham has been INSPECTOR general
of this hirh branch ol Masonry fof
Oklahoma for the liaat twenty years
New Mexico has now been added ~
hla iufInalctloil
The Huttig news., 1909-02-20

making legislature elected for one or two sessions.
The Huttig news., 1909-02-20
Chicago iids Large Mail.

The arm of postoffice employees. working night and day, have handled for Chicagoans during the last year 2.o65. .526,179 pieces of mall matter.
 These figures are a part of the annual report of the department by Postmaster Daniel A. Campbell.
 This work has yielded to the government during the same period an income of $14.o48.OO an increase over last year of $555.- 6Zz.4Z and the expenditures incl dent to the work in salaries and other incidentals amount to $5,- 266, ,59O 63.