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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-03-06
H. S. ENTERTAINMENT.

The w. c. H. S. Athletic assocla
assembly hall of the high school
building, Friday evening, March Il.
All ladies' interested in the high
school and its students are requested
to bring baskets. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Opening Song .............. School
Address OF Welcome .... Chas. Oakes
Song ................H. S. Octette
Reading ............. Miss Heaton
Vocal solo .......... Miss Browning
Violin and piano duet .......
Mr.. and Mrs. Whea.
Obs s.inacy (comely) .......
H. S. Comedy Company
Vocal sOlo ............ Miss Craig
Reading ..... Miss Nina Miller
Instrumental duet ..............
Misses Rags ae and Olmstej
Debate:-
Affirmative-Cene w. Hall, Ivan
Jackson
Negative-J. w. Kems, Vernon
Corkins.
Speeches, 5 minutes. Rebuttal .
minutes.
Song .............H. S. Octette
Decision of Judges.
Sale of Baskets.
The H. S. association expects to
join the Eastern Oregon Athletic
league and compete for honors al
the coming track meet to be held
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-03-06

Watch the label on your paper.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT THREE-Continued.

Miss Margaret Connell 525 wesson ..............,
Miss Sarah Nicholson 81 Blackstone
Mrs. VIM. Atkinson. 1874 Rsthbone
Mrs. L. F. Grover 2ss Dearborn.
Mrs l. VetenRie. rs Sire.
Mrs. NJ Mcclellan. $50 Blackstone.
Mrs. III. - Witkop Ig6 LAwndale.
Mrs Stella Merritt 2s2 Blackstone ............''
Mrs. Alice Stapish. az Herkimer
Miss Lavina Parsons 2SS Dearborn
Mrs. II NJ Reed. EOS Blackstone.
Albert Whitehorse. 1851 Fort
Mrs David Long 2575 Fort w.
Miss Aline Nicolen, it0 Dearborn
Mrs. Chris Boehm 1870 Beard.
Mrs. Norman Duncan 1859 Fort W...................
Mrs. Fl O. Williams. 243g Fort W....................
Mrs Iva stowe 440 Dragon.
Miss Beatrice kimLston. as Celeron
Mrs r. Ehrentrant. 2@4 Blackstone. .,..,..........
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT SEVEN.

Mrs Mary ElbnRcr. 81 Eimwood
az Maud Bennett. - Elmwood
Miss Fys Peuetltr S3l ChampSan t......,
lNvs Louise Dickson 620Nlinton. f.''...
Miss Julia LcIioeuL le2 Fort
Miss Ada I.ohr $50 CHAMPAIGN
Miss Grace Mcmahon, IS Chene %
ass CoIetta Jarrait Goa clinton
Mary Beauregard. bt3 clinton.
Miss Lillian Jenkins. 22A Dubois.
Cora la Ascha, go congress r.
Miss clara Reno. 5i1 Congress
Miss Sarah Reno az Clinton,
Miss Edna Iings mann, 46I tltnton.
iliiss Iuele Dumont, L. Chene -.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT FIVE-Continued.

Miss Julia Meyer 2ss Garfield w..................,'
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick. 405 Cass
Miss Pins NJ Carey. goo Lincoln
Miss Daisy Britt. 81 Harrison.
Miss Georse Rowe II Jones. ..... '''.',-
Miss Elizabeth Wallace. S. comnTomwcaitia
Mrs Rebecca Lee IA Henry
Miss Emma Orr II Washington
Miss Louise Pagelson 20 Davenport
Miss Bessie McDermott, 499 Cass
Miss Jennie Ross SO Adams
Miss Alice Erwin. esq Twelfth.
Airs Fred Gardner $50 Fourteenth. .............'.
Miss Addie Neil 275 Hancock w...................
Miss Genys Rose. 625 Twelfth.
Miss Edith Mclean s2l Woodward.
Miss Katherine karst. 472 Second
Miss Eleanor Gum, 604 second
Mrs Nancy Hall 1870 Michigan.
Miss MoLareu 50 Hancock w. ..............,.
Miss Belle Moon. $50 Trumbull
Miss Dorothy Baker l6S AleNancIne W--t,....t....'
Miss Beatrice Dillon 292 Harrison
Miss Iva c. Smith. 81 Columbia "
Miss Mile Harris. SO Prentls ..............
Miss Eleanor E. Eberle 3S3 Forest "
Miss Ida Ross Sc Eiizabeth w....................
Miss MARIAN er Armstfon ,i't 20 sibiey
Miss Elizabeth Hurst All Third
Mss M NsPs Ms aRsn = B Feresf
Miss Abbie b GRAY. II tlexaneriae E...........-..
Miss irene Cameron. - Adams W. ...........
Mrs Alice G. Leonard So Avery ................
Mss Mabel Rogers go II alEn
Miss Rose Hawkins. 252 Park
Miss MYRTLE Anderson, - Adams W.
Miss NJ Estella Short. 40 Cass
Mrs. Minnie Mcdaniel los Elizabeth W.........-...
Miss Emma Decker. lS3 Fourth
Miss Maud Gates, 3ss woodwa "a
Miss Mabel Russell 2iS Forest w
Mrs. Edward warner. 45V CasS
Miss Harriet Callahan. q Henry
Miss Jessie Roland. ITO Henry
Miss Laura Young 433 Cass.
Miss Claudia Parker. 5o4 Grand River.
Miss Cora Frazier 2ss Cass
Miss Jennie sherman, Az Third
Mrs j. Cline. 43S Cass
MISS anna 80
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT THREE.

Mrs. Nellie Goyer 719 Campbell.
Miss Pearl OBrIen, Fern Place ................
Miss Lille WOLF fes Baker. ...........
Mrs. John Klebba Campbell. ........... -
Miss Gertrude DeForest 2S4 King
Miss Maize Guiley, 81 Rogers -.
Miss Mary Fitzgibbons. Sei Pummer
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, 2s01 Jefferson W..
Miss Evelyn Foley s6e Garter. ...........
Miss Madge Mctregor\ sal Military -.
Miss Stella A. Rowe. 377 Military ........--L 49,
Miss Annabele Carey, 81 Thaddeus ............
Miss Anna Duprey. All wesson
Miss Charlotte Spontz ga Dix
Mrs. 4. MCMILLAN TIe Dix. ..,.........-.....
Mrs. C. Mcintosh, 1884 Jefferson w. .......-
Mrs. A. Wall ass Cavalry. ........'... II '''
Miss Anna Adams, $50 Beard. ............'
Mas Helen Daley. 7sS Cavalry .................
Miss Florence Rose. 443 Dragon. ............
Eiss Iottte Ruppel. la Military .............
Miss Josephine Susysk. 1101 Junction
Miss Ella Pegler Campbell
Miss Emily Adams 270 briggs . -. - 90
Miss Jessie DarHe 45I -
Miss Evelyn Rutherford 500 Military ......,.....
Miss Ea Steinke. s02 Dix. ..................
Miss Julia Pocock. 4O5 Toledo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT TEN.

Miss Mildred Hoillster 80
f L Fry 312 Frederick
Mrs r. Peabody 1915 Brush ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chas. Cross l21
Mrs. Chas Mobbs 81 Westminster ...................
Mrs Geo Erskne 1875 Westminster. ...............
Mrs +. Bentley. l53 Westminster.
Mrs. John Solomon Rosedale
Miss Hattie Pulcifer. 245 Westminster ............
Miss Jennie Mitchell S34 Farnsworth. ............
Mrs. Grace True, PIP Mt Vernon. ....,..........
Mrs James Mahoney. 5s4 Milwaukee E........,......
Mrs. clyde Toan. 1l3 Philadelphia.
Miss Ina lawson 900 King
Miss Helen Held. 2e9 Warren Observation-Disclosures.
Miss J. IIipp. Smith
Miss Mabel Love 1860 Antoine. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Lille Penhas. IS Pquette
Miss Ethel Brady S2l King
Miss Queenie Wright - Pquette '''.'.....'.''''''
Miss Helen Hitchcock 246 Custer
Miss Jessie Hetsler as Melrese.
Florence Finn. lac Chandler.
Miss Hazel Lloyd 1l5 Meirose
Miss Laura Raymond, 1ol Cameron.
Miss Elva Ranks los Melrose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Shirley Woodward. 200 Chandler. .............
Miss Helose AIdrich Ia Chandler
Miss Hattie Tunth 100 Melrose. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Myrtle Pratt. 2Ss clay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Lula Aris; 2lS Oakland ........,........
Miss Miss Helen Helen B E0o1 81 Is Se a
Mss h Mame p MsGyd lG2 G u
Miss Bertha Johns ~ Milwaukee E....,,.........,.
Miss Mabel Holloway. 81 Miwaukee E
Miss Ethel Reynolds 90 Piauette.
Miss Lille Ardusie 1895 woodward
Miss Catherine Moll 800 Frederick
Miss Emma Mann. 242
Miss Catherine Childs AZ Smith.
miss Ruth Abraham, i23 Leicester
Miss Florence Beals 10 Mt Vernon
Mrs Grace Ihddington 24S Leicester.
Miss Mary Grant, 1914 Woodward.
Miss Lillian Mcconnell 315 At. Vernon
Miss Grace Parker 2SI5 Grand Blvd E..............
Mrs r. III Wicks 141 Euclid E......................
Mrs Fred Hotchkss, 2A3 Melbourne
Miss Beryle Wetter. 3i6 Euclid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Virginia Mccullough ESQ Euclid ............
Miss Grace GRAMS 2i3 Melbourne ........
Miss Mis- H HsEs iR" Thom r 100 Rosedais
Miss Oils Mosier. 40 Palmer
MISS Bessie 1859 Beauben.
Miss Margaret Mckay, l115 Russell
Miss stella Ford 1880 Woodward. w..
Miss Fila r. Picrson, 81 Medbury
Miss clara +. Crane so62 Grand Blvd E...........
Mrs Ida Newman, t6 Harper.
Miss Mary Klein. 657 Warren
Miss Myra Bray 1914 Mt Vernon
Mrs YIN McPhea. I4g Mi,waukee E....' ...'.....'''
miss Elizabeth Moore 25z Mafston
IMtss Anna Nagells 2Sl- fafhsWoFti
Mrs Scarfe. % Harper.
Mrs Gilbert Mcintyre. l40 Woodland
Miss NJ /. Thompson. % Theodore
Mrs II T., Brown l25 Josephine
Il. .
Miss Ietta Conover. IL Marston
Miss Vine, rs Ferry
Miss Henrietta Scholtz 1916 Rivard w..
Miss IAilian Tones 1910 Ryard :. .'.. .''...'''
90
Miss May Wilson 5s4 Milwaukee E.................
Miss Charlotte Moran ~ Medbury.
Miss Harthell, Sos Harper,
Miss Agnes Lucas sS5 Harper
D.. o.. e.
miss Mildred stanton llNo RusScll
mrs Helen p Cardinal 13S Piquette
Miss Pertha Y Johns q Milwaukee E.........s..s.s
Miss Marie Gault. 232 AlgerA
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT ONE.

Miss Ruth Person liz Atkinson. ..............,..
Miss Helen Wade. 20 Atkinson. ....,.....''..'''
Enid Jewell, 81 Milwaukee, W............s.'..'
Miss Laura Todd. 400 Putnam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Ldna winckier. 20 Hecla
Mrs. Mcdowell 2lo Pingree ...............'''.'
Miss Clara q. Craig. <s7 Merrick.
Miss F. May coope. asa Lincoln .''''
Miss Lillian wetherbee. l4os Second
Miss Mary Mitchell. Ala Commonwealth ....'''.'.''
Miss Bailey. 14s Merrick
Miss wnojene Coope ass Lincoln. .........'.'..'.
Miss Jessie Buchanan 1904 Brooklyn .'''''
Mrs Elizabeth Gilehrist, 343
Miss Charlotte Harmon. gao Putnam
Miss Mary +. Camp 1875 Brooklyn. .............'..
Miss Sophia Bachman, 4l2 Putnam. ...............''
Miss Vera Barber. 469 Merrlck.
Miss Adelaide Wilson. "a Antoinete.
Miss Queen Jessop sos Putnam ................''''
Miss Marjoris stafford 40. Kirby w.................
Mis- i.sssi cs%pSsiL So ...............
Mss E Eiains M Anss 400 commonwsaih
Miss Pearl Larkin, ga Greenwood.
MIS-: d dn:s s SSS: M RTSsHsss
Miss h hsry o nesans o. a. wood@sfd
Miss MIS-: sSr. aAn slsin ow 70; s's
Miss Miss A Aa s" Essey i2if sl
Miss Bessie Mcbride, lioe Vermont.
Miss Miss a ssssa r Abel g g Euslid
Mss Catherine asSs IeG Reynolds i9G Blaine
Miss Margaret Gould. IN ikrby ...:......,.......
MI. f err SANDS aa. 2. Dslaws5s rnv
Ms: j..as psT pss is'
Miss Isabella Taylor 554 Lincoln ...............:
Mtss Hattie Sleeper 1l56 Fourteenth.
Miss Helen Page. IS Blaine ;...................
Miss Sarah Burnham 1SS Putnam. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Efhe Fisher, e033 Woodward.
Miss Blance Thompson. 1871 Twelfth.
Miss Maude Z. Gibson. 2Ol Putnam. ...............
Mrs. William Johnson 42s Lincoln.
Mrs John w. Grifhn. 81 Baltimore W...............
Mrs ID. NJ Packard Hecla. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss i. @. Bachmhn, 4l2 Putnam
Miss &. L Hughes. 1885 Fourteenth
Miss e ID. Ortenburger 1875 Conwood ............
Miss Lucy T. Elliott, 470 Putnam. .................
Miss Fitch, Seward
Miss Adaiine NJ. Greliing 3os7 Grand Blvd W..
Miss w. Mcbride Merrck. .................
Miss Grace A Hill. ass Lincoln.
Miss Bernce Haug 1874 Third ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Elmo Hardy. 1890 Sixteenth.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT SEVEN-Continued.

Miss Luce Canuee. Monroe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Mary Baranowsk 4S6 Concord. ........,.,....
Miss Ida Solomon. ass Concord Observation-Disclosures.
Miss I6a Lubman ST. Waterloo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mss Paula Loops Ssy Bellevue ,..'..'...'''''''''
Miss Aiice Rodke 45s Mt Elliott
Mss Bessie Ellis Sc Biedgeu Terrace
Mrs: Eiis M a6lna@ 800 e eGnsre
Ms igzs.ia PicEeii. $50 c6ampisln
Miss Mabel cowel Medium ....,.........
Miss Cora wsbrauds SCI Muiiett ..............,.
Miss Ella Walker. 5+b Fort
Miss Ethel Johnson 542 Monroe ,.................
Ms: clara E os5jsn ,sS Eimwood
Mss N:: M snnss ThT;,@dt 81 ss HsIS@
M:. I Fiorgn 5s"s a.a ' IS c asnso.
Miss Maud Smith. io5 Clinton.
MISS ssrHh MteSsi sss concord oiUtSa
N N es": 7 ssissP 81 s ss.'sSs1
Miss Rose Nette, 500 Helen: ............,.......
Ms MIS- s ss sshro sass" ss .a sfSmo
Mss Emma iisnnns s sci catherine
Miss Miss Mihne b sehako. An' sss
Mss 1 F;. ss Pftses 9sS ESQ MaiIet'
Miss Amelia Berg. l45 st Aubin observation-disclosures.
Miss si6ret MeTrisstts sS RetSue
Miss Louise Adams lse Grand nivd f.
Mrs. iher.a pr9eile al 81 I'm ...........
Mss Msr5a RigR rSTn 5S is arne
Mss !4n Bow 1y1NFi@n Maple ii iaan'a
Miss HUda Oberstaedt @2o Heidelberg
Mes Ida Studter. SO Heidelberg
Miss Elsie Gueldenpfenniug s5 Heidelberg
Miss Stella De Caussin i2t Preston.
MAS Lillian Bickey. 2l6 Bellevue.
Miss EDITH Naridn, 146 Bellevue
Mics Helen Taylor 2l5 COS. Canpau ..............
Miss Nellie COrcoran 1919 Champlain
Miss Anna Mayer lGO Jay.
bliss Eta T,nb,ctiey ile = A,tohe, ...........
Miss cara NJ clark. es5 Beaufaii.
i:: %sF S5 az St AlSiSi
Miss Mary l. Palmer; COS Champlan ...............
Miss Mildred McDougalL l21 Clinton. ...........,..,
Wts. Mao Cotter qao iIeie,
Miss Theresa NJ Redden. PSI Fort Z.
Pauline Mette. 2Si ~. AnSin.
Miss EzabC tn HufieI, 362 Congress
Miss Edith Baker. IS st. Aubin
Miss Theresa Kerwin. 46s Concord
Miss Bertha Yorke. 37S Bellevue Observation-Disclosures.
Julia Parker, 432 JEFFERSON
Miss Deliah Roberts 375 Fort f..
Miss Catherine Cah SIS Monroe
Mis- Ida Bach SIS Clinton
Miss Epsy Coyne 1863 Jefferson ...............
Miss Mary Townsend 525 Jefferson. ................
Miss Iora Lyons i0i Macomb
MISS jessie Me- alium VS. congress
Miss Cornne Kramer 3ds Bellevue.
Miss Louise Maus 414 Helen
Miss Harriet ODea. 496 Helen
Miss Alice Wlmont 4s2 Catherine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Anna Davis. 392 Catherine
Mrs. Julia Jones. 405 st.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DISTRICT EIGHT.

Miss Maude Berry 327 Pennsylvania.
Miss Gertrude Wayson. Cottage
Miss stella Mason. I96 Englc.
Miss Erna stevens. 200 Iibridge
Mss Il Miehs Mereer sSs Fisoher
NJ NH NH. 5 TR1s 81 Fischer
Mr.. Ae's vaIliss az FISH, Fisher
M,. Tor 81 w Bsse J toi
Mss 1rena Ladendorf SIS Mccleiian
Miss Elzabeth sparng. ga Fischer
%I:. carolyn Rsii ;ssyaa byFs:
Miss Mayme Duncan 81 fts rn{lo.sd
Miss Miss Mar M"ry MIsskllister FseheT
Miss Nil. Martha M$Pa rIfe eg@%e9 ass
Mrs Helena Be- al9 Kercheyai
Mrs Ida GaEeiye. l69 Townsend ...............
Mi.s Mabel LI2Soin Iss6 casmpain.
Ni:: Glare Var, % 80 fIssII1n
Siss jessie Weuacr s9s Mcclellan
Mrs. G %S y Rsz sia MfGP5siSs
Miss Erma Teayins LiIteridgs ,.,....,......
Miss Anna McNely, 45i crane ................
Mrs. Mrs VIM Betzodt So cesiilSc
Mrs. Mrs. Ra' G3H'' s, go ca SiaIaae.
Mrs. Mrs. G aS6n E h,sy "a; i f faSlI2
Mrs & Braun ssh P PEI
Mrs j.. x Cotter. cas- Pennsy lvana
Miss Hazel clair Lilllbridg 60
Julia Barron. 1892 Ma
Miss Cory Marsh 30 Marietta.
Mary Bissel Col Cadillac
Mis- Fred Dannerker $40 Seyburn ..
Mics Minnie Neurtnan. 414 Pennsylvania
Mrs 4. Brand. Og sheridan
Mrs u Ehrler. ca sheridan
Miss May Ktrchner, al Pennsylvania.
Miss Nettt -pTeudergast. 3b7 IsC her.
Miss Malctte Hodson 352 Parker.
Fay Sebert, SOL Townsend
tftss Nav Akin ~ sheridan
Miss stella Lynch I22 Sheridan
Miss Grace T. MAcIArcn. col Field
Miss BESSIE Mclaughlin. PIG
Miss Minnie l. Peuucr 500 Mcclellan
Edith l. Mathis. 4J3 Fischer
Miss clara Midliemiss\ sGl Townsend
Miss Anna OHren POSI- jefferson
Miss Hannah Van HON. liz Crane.
Miss Florence Hart, 1860 letters
Mrs Charlotte smith. 1872 Champlnn
Mrs Jennie Adams. 423 Fischer.
Miss Mice ponhavon. 5i2 Fischer
Miss sophie Conrad $40 Baldwin
Mas I " Holmes. lis 4cwick
Miss " D. MilVeF. 90 Field.
Mise Margaret Brown, 2Nl Field
Miss Catherine Gartner JI2 Itc1d
Miss Marie Kearney. 81 Townsend ..........
The evening world., 1909-02-25
COPPER TARGET !,
FOR BEARS IN
MARKET DRIVE
New Raid Attempted and All
Leaders Hammered Down
With Metal Issue.

Amalgamated Copper was the tnrg.t
selected by the bears In attempting a
new raid on the stock market to-day
They got busy early In the session and
knocked the Copper issue is to the
bad in the first run OF trading. The
drive was continued with increasing
force until Amalgamated soon Showed a
loss Of IL points.
Steel was also given attention and
squeezed down "a. while Smelling
National Lead, Anaconda and most Of
the leading railroad shares declined
from to points.
There was a rally In later dealings,
but the losses were still much in evi.
dence, Trading was In heavy volume
London was q heavy seller OF stocks
here, renewed uneasiness over the situa-
tion In the Balkans being responsible,
The days news from the steel trade
renewed the apprehension Of the gravity
OF the situation and pointed to a compe-
tition that promised to be destructive OF
profits. The coming tariff revision. the
fear Of an unfavorable Supreme Court
decision in the commodities clause case
and the suspicion that yesterdays up
ward movement OF stocks was caused
almost entirely by covering Of shorts,
were all factors In undermining specu.
lative confidence.
A slump In the coppers prolonged the
weakness elsewhere, Amalgamated
Copper later broke 434. Anaconda l.
American Smelling ) 5-s. Reading 3 is
and New York Central and Norfolk and
Western {? The room shorts then GOV.
cred and the resulting rally ran to a
point where declines had been greatest
The demand died down again at the
rally and threw the market into dull
ness,
The market closed heavy and dull
Disinclination 10 follow price movements
far in either direction showed the grow
Ing professionalism Of the market. There
was a corresponding shrinkage In bus'
ness.
The total sales OF stocks were l,0S 10
shares and OF bonds a6oi.0D
The evening world., 1909-02-25
HER GOWNS HELD
50 EXPERTS CAN
FIX THE DUTY
Mrs. Russell, Nemesis of "Bar-
on" Won Motz, and Gus
toms Men Disagree.

Among the Messengers arriyIr, on the
,..,. r,,,,, ~ Ia, - ,, u
'>"'''' '''''''"
~ i'useS'' 'IA' s"'n'"s'! ha''uso''e
and stunningy gowned woman, who
was conspicuous figure on the pier
, =, ,...,.o ,,i,,,rro ,o, ond
'o''S '"' coat "'S' ""S''" "'' NV
been ashore long before she was en-
gagged in warm argument with the
customs officials.
In her trunks she had many magnlh-
cent gowns. Her estimate Of their value
did not agree with that Of the Customs
men. As n result the gowns were held
,..i., ~. , ,h,.u. or
'o' "pp'"'s"'''"' i"e.e wa. ''''.e VI
The evening world., 1909-02-25
SOUTHERN STEEL
REORGANIZATION
PLAN UPHELD
Injunction for Minority Stock
holder Is Denied in u. S.
Circuit Court.

Judge Noyes, in m emorandum Of
decision filed to-day in the United
States Circuit Court. denied without
prejudice the application Of George II,
Schuler. a minority s;ockholder in the
bankrup Southern steel Company, .for
preliminary injunction to restrain
James T. Woodward and others from
carrying out a plan Of reorganization.
Judge Noyes In his memorandum
saws:
Counsel for the Reorganization Com
mttee has explicitly stated, and the
secretary has sworn, that 1t Is the in
teEtlon Of the committee TO acquire the
properties only by purchase at a public
sale from the trustee in bankruptcy. |
think It is my duty upon this applicn-
tion to accept these statements as true.
II the reorganization Is only 20 take
place after a judicial sale it follows
that the complainant has not presented
a case calling for the issuance Of pre-
The evening world., 1909-02-25
1OO,O00,0O0 COTTON BALES
SOLD; 100000 GROWN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-Charactsr-
izing those who deal In cotton and
grain futures as vicious gamblers.
free. hooters and buccaneers" and claim
ing that the gambling in cotton Is worse
than that at Monte Carlo, c. T. l'adson,
of Atlanta, Ga, counsel for the Farm
ers' Union. addressed the House Com
mittee on Agriculture to-day on legIsla-
tion proposed to prevent dealing in cot
ton and grain futures.
Representative Macon, OF Arkansas,
who is the author Of one OF the bills
that has been introduced also addressed
the committee. Mr.. Ladson declared
that the cotton Spectators sold 500 90
bales OF cotton, although the production
was about 100000 bales. In ltW, ne
said, II was estimated that 1000 90
bales were sold on the exchanges, while
the actual cotton production was only
between u 90 and 100000 bales. II
w. Summers, OF Dallas, Tex. the attor.
ney for the Texas Farmers Union, also
appeared before the committee.
The evening world., 1909-02-25
Cow Gives strawberry Cream.

From the NarSh,itId. ore. Tlmts)
Charles CoddIng, Of Mill!ns,on, has a
COW that established new record the
other day She succeeded in getting near
two-gallon can OF strawberries that
Mr., Codding had Just gathered. after a
couple OF hours Of hack-breaking labor.
OF course, he was sore and angry with
the COW when he discovered that the
meek-eyed bovine had enjoyed n repast
Of the luscious berries that had pre-
sen.ed visions TO him ot shortcake and
big bowl W berries and cream. He suIl
had Crouch oa the next day, but a
smile came over his face when he tasted
the milk and cream and found II to be
OF a strawberry favor that beat any
strawberry havoring that he was sysT
able TO get AZ snds :sani>.as - -
cream parlora
The evening world., 1909-02-25
TAILOR HELD UP,
ROBBED, TIED AND
LEFT IN OLD BARN
Detective Accidentally Stun
bles on Helpless Victim Of
Highwaymen-3 Arrests.

William Jehoda. a tailor, Of No. l6
Worthington street, Winfield, in Queens
Borough, was set upon by four men
while on his way home last night, and,
after giving him severe beating they
robbed him Of Il2. all he had with him.
They then tied his hands and feet with
cords and threw him into an old barn
on the Shell Road near Chestnut street.
Jehoda lay in the barn several hours
without being able to free himself of his
bonds. He was finally found by De-
tectve Enright, OF the Newtown police
station, who looked into the barn, think
Ing man he sought might have taken
refuge there1
Jehoda gave Enright a description Of
the highwaymen, and later the detective
arrested Frederick Stafteldt, nineteen
years old. Of the Shell road, Elmhurst.
Michael CuhS, twenty-five years old. of
Woodside avenue. Winfield, and Tony
Svandertk, eighteen years old, OF Wood
side avenue, Woodside
The police say that stafteldt Is a
brother Of Amelia Stat:eldt. the little
girl who was attacked and murdered a,
Elnhurst two years ago, for which
crime man named Becker was ar.
rested and atterward sent 10 an asy.
lum as insane.
The three prisoners were taken tc
, Brooklyn and photographed for the
| Rogues Gallery and then taken tc
Flushing and arraigned before Magis,
,rate Connolly and held In i2,oN bal
each for examination on Saturday. Ac.
| coriing to the police young Siaffeld
was arrested once before on . charge
| OF assault
The evening world., 1909-02-25
RICH NEW YORKER
UNJUSTLY HELD
As HOTEL BEAT
Had Been Carried to
Another House and Lard
lord Got Warrant.
lsnecl.l to The Evening WORLDLY


ATLANTIC City. Feb. 25,-Louis Voel-
ker, wealthy New York manufac-
turer, was taken Ill after he had left a
Kentucky avenue hotel for stroll on
the Boardwalk this morning and car
ried into another hostelry and was ar
rested as a hotel beat.
Taken into custody by constable
who waited at his door until the doc
tors decided it was safe for him TO rise
and dress the New Yorker was halel
before Magistrate William Haughey on
warrant sworn out by John Myers.
proprietor OF To- the Kentucky avenue
hotel. Mr,>yoelker was wild with rage
and vehemently protested TO the Mag
istrate that there was no Intention on
his part Of trying t0 evade bill for
$40 pending against him when he left
the hotel for a stroll.
II was stated that when he was
stricken on the boardwalk friends
rushed him TO the nearest hotel In order
at once on payment OF the claim OF
the hotel man the fraud charge was
withdrawn against Voelker.
Louis voelker is a we'll known and
prosperous hardware merchant OF thi:
ciey, HIS store is AZ NO. iS seventh
avenue and his home, No. lG Vest
Thirty-tifth street.
:It is silly TO think my husband
should run away TO beat a 80 hotel
BILL" said Mrs. voelker a. her home tc
an Evening World reporter to-day
"He owns several houses, including the
one we live in. and his financial stand
Ing is unquestioned among busines:
| men. He has been III tos some time
and five weeks ago went to Atlantic
| City for his health. He Is subject t
| fainting spells. and maybe he wa
! stricken on the boardwalk"
The evening world., 1909-02-25
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces Of Glycerine with Q
half ounce Of Virgin Oil Of Pine com
pound pure and a half pint ol
straight Whlskey. Shake well and
take In doses OF teaspoonful every
four hours. This mixture possesses
the healing. healthful properties OIL
the Pines. and will break cold In
twenty.four hours and cure any
cough that Is durable. In having this
formula put up be sure that youl
druggist uses the genuine Virgin OIL
Of Pine compound pure, prepared and
guaranteed only by the Leach Cheml
cal Co.. Cincinnati, O.