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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-11-18
DELTA DOINGS

DELTA DUlNuS
From the Delta County Tribune
Delta county's first water power
pumping plant now in operation. A
Tribune scribe visited the new plant
OF the Orchard Park Power & lrri-
cation company seven miles below
Delta Wednesday morning and wit
messed the working OF tha new enter
prise. The plant was Installed largely
through the efforts OF Geo. A. Nidy
and consists OF 4S inch turbine
water wheel in connection with a
huge three stage turbine pump. A
large canal 80 feet wide and " miles
long carries the water from the Gun
nison river to tho point OF the turbine
wheel, whence it Is pumped to the
mesa above, height of 200 feet, and
emptied into the lateral bitches, car
ried to the lands and delivered for
Irrigation. AS it now stands the
plant will irrigate 400 acres, but by
installing additional machinery the
plant will easily irrigate the 2OO0
acres that comes under the project,
as the Gunnison river at this point
furnishes an unlimited amount OF
water and power.
Frank G. Myers transacted busi-
ness in Paonia last Monday.
The new residence OF Joe Budd on
Columbia street is nearing compile
ton and will be handsome struc-
tuIe, costing about S3,5OO.
H. s. Bushnell, who has been in
charge of the local forest office for
some time. has received the appoint
ment OF supervisor of this district
and is now the permanent executive
officer.
Mrs. w. W. III. Olinger returned
last week from visit in the north
ern part Of the state.
Walter Smith, who has been work
ing a force OF fifteen men on the Smith
Bros. ranches near Payne, was down
to spend Sunday with his family.
Mr.. Dan Stone. editor of the Trini-
dad Chronicle News and former state
senator from Las Animas county,
was in Delta Wednesday.
r. E. Ray and wife left yesterday
for Gunnison. out OF " hich place Mr..
Raw will run as Rio Grande engineer,
having recently been promoted.
Fred Emry Of Paonia and Clarence
Emry OF Hotchkiss were in Delta
Tuesday and Wednesday, having
been called here on account OF the
critical illpcss Of Mrs. Roy Emry.
VIII anderson of the Independent
IL the proud father OF ten pound
girl. born on Saturday last, Mrs.
Anderson being at the home OF her
parents in Denver.
Ralph Kinnear this week disposed
of his so acres to George Holcomb OF
Monte Vista. the price being $500.
Mr.. Kinnear gives possession In
about three weeks.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-11-18

Fer Ssle:-Team, wagon, harness
and business within next 10 days.
Alsor'ram Of colts coming 3 years.
]. +. Warpock. Singer sewing ma
chine agent.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-11-18
DIRECTORY
Town Officials

Town Officials
Mayor, Clarence Nelson
FseSsaser TseSrase; myrtle paist
Electrician, W. II. Jewell
Marshal, j. A. Boston
Water Commissioner w. X. JeweH
Engineer r. l.. Shalenberger
Trustees, q. c. Hawkins, A. j. Castell. =
EE. Hufty,w. II. Baker. ii. A. Bryant, w.
Conine.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-11-18
Lodge Directory

Royal Nelghbors Of America. tho
cheapest insurance Order. First
Wednesday evenings. business meet
Ing. Masonic hall. Third Tuesday
afternoons social meeting at mem-
bers homes-Deiia Hanks. Oracle.
lnez Brown, Recorder
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State Officials

Governor. Hon. John +. Shnfroth
State Supt. OF Public Instruction,
Katherine NJ. Cook
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DR.. Harry A. Smith

OF Delta. Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat specialist. will be at the
Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday
OF every month Glasses Fitted.
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Fresh Candies---Cood to
eat, at Dunbar's.
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Congregational Ladies Bazaar

me ladies' of the Congrega-
',onal church are making prepara-
lions Tor a Christmas BAZAAR IN he
ne'd IN the Kennedy building.
second floor. Saturday. Dec. 18th.
there will be many articles on
sale especially adapted for Christ
mas gifts, moderate prices.
Don't buy until you have a chance
10 see the beautiful articles.
&C. Williams. who has. been
mere . couple of days looking
over the country in company with
w. E. Taylor Of,he Taylor & Bird
!eal estate firm. left for his home
!" Denver Yesterday morning.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-11-18

State Legislators
senator. Hon. Horace I. De Long
Representative. DR.. J. A Whiting, EckerA
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-11-18

Royal Doulton China at
WELBOR.N".S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
WANT TO LIVE 1000 YEARS?
EASY If YOU KNOW HOW
You Must First Learn the Language Of
Times Before Noah, Says
W. F. Colling.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-A thousand years
OF life will be easy just as soon as the
prehistoric antediuvian titanic language,
Is found and dcciphered. So says Walter
Freeman Coling, author Of Science OF
Comparative Mythology and other
works.
He asserts all matter is alive. and that
all species of plants and animals are re
lated by common descent and that worlds
crystals. molecules and atoms are living
bodies formed of indestructlble and living,
conscious, ultimate particles
The restoration of titanic science" he
said. (which will come with the discovery
and deciphering of the lost titanic lam
guage. will bring with IL command over
the lightning OF earth. the possession OF
unlimited power, the control OF all cli-
matte and meteorological conditions the
a abolition OF poverty and the vast pro-
lopEatjon Of human life and the ultimate
perfcct ton of human society.
The secret OF the prospective abolition
of old age and poverty lies in the recent
discoveries relating 10 cell life, the pro-
cesses OF which are the key to all myth
ical mysteries"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec 21-The
Offices OF the Cleveland Oil company. op-
Grating in the Kern county oil efilds. were
raided by federal officers late today. w.
j. Batchelder, secretary. and G.. c.. Gil
lett, said TO be interested I'm the sale of
stock. were arrested. charged with using
the malls TO defraud. Both were released
on bonds OF $4,000 each.
The arrests followed Indictments re-
turned today by the federal grand jury
at the instigaton of Postoffce Inspector
j. H. c. Wilson. 1t is understood that
warrants were also issued for others con-
nected with the company. The eXamina-
tion OF Batcheldcr and Gillett was sci for
December 81.
The corporation. capitalized at sl,000.-
900, was organized for the purpose OF ac-
quring oil-bearing land in Kern county.
Land with wells was purchased, but the
guaranty was made that the production
was 600 barrels a day, when in reality
II was only thirty, according 10 the fed
eral officers.
The federal inspectors further say that
the information secured leads them to
brand the concern as one OF the biggest
stock swindles which has ever been
worked in this state
II is also reported that other concerns
are under investga ton. and that the raid
today Is only a beginning OF general
cleaning up of concerns using the mails
for the purposes OF fraudulent promotion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
5000 BIBLES FOR HOTELS:
WILL NOT BE CHAINED
Gideons, Christian Travelling Man. Will
Supply Chicago Hostelries With
Scriptures for Each Guest.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2i.-Six thousand
Bibles are To be placed in the hotel bed
rooms of Chicago
They will not be chained down. Ir a
guest steals a Bible to read II. the book
will he replaced and the loss charged to
of the project is TO encourage Bible read
ing.
The Gideons. an association of Chris
tian travelling men of tho United States.
arc back OF the movement.
The Bibles are TO be delivered to the
hotel bedrooms at : o'clock p. m on the
last day of the year The delivery will
be made by 1000 young men from tho
churches and other religious organiza-
tions.
The Bible carriers will be formed into
a procession at Central Y. NJ. c. A. and
march to n central point in the loop dis
trct where they will break ranks and
go To the various hotels.
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Concluded on Page Eleven
WILEY'S FRIEND ARRESTED
AS BAD FOOD PURVEYOR
Consul for Republic Of Panama Ac-
=, cused Of Misbranding and Adul-
terating Headache Powders.

CHICAGO. Dec 2i-A. Gilbert Wheel
er. 40 years old, consul for the republic
OF Panama and Il decade ago q professor
IN chemistry In the University of Chi
cago. was arrested yesterday on orders OF
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney Hulburt charged with misbrandinE
and adultcraung headache powders The
aged man is president of IL concern which
manufactures Il powder, the label on the
packages OF which declares that IL is
pure and effective and a cure for
various ailments.
Arrest the consul OF the republic of
Panama.? the aged chemist said after
he had been taken to the United States
marshars office. you'll find yourself
mixed up In international complications"
And just to think Dr. Wiley, the gov
ernmentS pure food expert, and | used
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
Agents Probe Plot by Which
Uncle Sam May Have Lost
Millions.
GOVERNMENT PAYS REBATE
WITHOUT DUE INSPECTION
investigators Say Sawdust
Would Have Passed
Inspectors.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Customs ex-
perts from the treasury and special
agents of the department OF justice are
making an investigation which promises
to add another chapter 10 the sugar
frauds.
An alleged abuse OF the drawback priv
ileges. principally at New York. is under
investigation and one official says the
revelations promise to put the govern
ment In position to recover nearly as
much as in the underwelsht cases, when
more than s3.00O0D was paid 10 the
treasury.
When sugar is imported 1t paws a
duty. unless coming from the Philippines.
uct and III that form exported. the duty
is refunded In the form OF a draw
back. except ] per cent, which Is re-
tanned TO defray the cost OF tariff ad-
mnistration,
Under this arrangement sugar is inn
ported raw. exported syrup and many
other 6yproducts OF sugar. On each Of
these the treasury makes drawback re-
way each year, and half that amount is
drawn back on exports of sugar.
OFFICIALS say that frauds In sugar eX
tending over several years could easily
run into large amount.
Some OF the Investigations are said Il
have shown that the government has
been defrauded in the ''drawba cks" II
| has allowed on syrups.
II Is charged that the refunds have
been paid OH high grades OF sugar COM
| manding high duties while In fact a
very low grade of sugar was used.
Under the system OF examination. the
customs authorities are confronted with
the .proba bility that they may have been
paving drawbacks on shipments which
tact. have been sawdust as far as the
usual inspection developed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
Robert Forester, a Widely.
Known GeOlogist of Utah,
Dies in Seattle.
INTELLIGENCE COMES AS
SHOCK TO THE COMMUNITY
No IntimatiOn in This City That
Illness Regarded as Slight
Had Become Serious.

Intelligence was received In Salt Lake
Wednesday morning of the death. Tues
day night. in Seattle. of Robert Forester.
n prominent resident OF this city. Mr..
Forrestcr's death was announced in a
telegram received by c. II. Gibbs, first
assistant in Mr.. Forrester's office. The
cause of death was not stated. II is like
ly that the body Will be brought hither
for burial. but arrangements for the fu-
neral have not yet been made.
About three months ago Mr. and Mrs.
Forester went to New York. returning
westward about two weeks ago. They
passed through salt Lake at that time
on their way to Seattle. Although Mr.
Forester complained of indisposition, no
lntimation OF serious Illness reached Snlt
Lake, and, consequently. the news of his
death came as a surprise and shock
On the journey from Salt Lake TO Sc
attic, Mr., Forester was accompanied by
DR.. y. W. Dowd OF Sunnyside who re-
mained with him until his death. Mrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
DEBATE ON PINCH0T REPORT
DEMANDED BY NEBRASkAN
Various Findings Be Discussed and
Voted on Next Month.

WASHINGTON. Dec, PA resolution
calling FOR rule TO bring the Sallinger-
Pnchot committees reports before the
house of representatives for debate I'm
January was offered today By Representa-
tive Hitchcock OF Nebraska II provides
that all reports shall he Ifaced before the
house on the last Tuesday in January
for debate and action.
The three reports now in The hands of
the agricultural committee arc those OF
the majority of the committee, who sus-
tain Secretary BulliDger: the Democratic
minority who End Mr.. Bliinger worthy
OF censure: and OF Representative Madi-
SON insurgent Republican. who presented
an Independent report also adverse In
Balinger.
The resolution was referred to the rules
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
THREE FIREMEN BURNED
BENEATH FALLEN WALLS
Cincinnati Disaster Worse Than First
Reports Described It.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2I.-With dozen
streams still playing upon the shoulder
ing ruins OF The IRE That DESTROYED
block Of CincnnaiTs manufacturing dis
trict early this morning, the rccapitu-
la,ion Of the loss in life and property has
been completed and shows the disaster
to be larger than any of the estimates
placed during the progress of the con-
hagration.
The final count taken this afternoon.
shows that three men lost their lives,
SIX were injured one perhaps fatally.
while the property loss is s2.0S2.0OO. COW
cred by insurance of 81 100000.
The origin OF the blaze AT both the
Krippcndorf- o Neal compuny's plant and
the A. j. Nurrc warehouse Is unknown.
but the manner In which the huge build
ingg burned like tinder forceS the be-
lief upon the fire Department. that the
blaze WAS the result Of inccDdarism.
II rs certain now that the body Of
Charles Schwengal; laddeTman or hre
company No To- is buried under the
ruins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
''e,i ~ ;, FUR L. S. CONTROL
W RATES, NOT OF STOCKS

..sstssssar .sst sohk. !, Dec. 2l.-Robert s. Low
4nt ~ 'o Edward II. Hartman as
h pscSa tho Southern Pacific and
..7tes ns cns railroads. told the railroad
,'Aor ~ ot',9hinlssion tcdny that he was
su.s,Iin. federal supervision Of rates
easy fca fon the wisdom of. or the
+ o raIl syr federal laws to govern the
"a rsIrnroad securities.
.ovesnodd executive he did moi nm
oil Il. an regulation OF stock is
e eohn did insist that II regulation
y 4. BE- me ,ne authorities charged to
e 'esied with full power 10 en-
'2d on mn NJ, status Of the railroads
3, sas hsn han sides by conflicting statc
~ Of slai; ne said. but q further
slhy fror and federal laws was a
which he hoped TO he de-
gsS.,Si,t's ssSSs,slt's testimony TODAY wa. in
[c. con,n''nhn u that of Francis Iynde
W lhe' was was on the stand lagt week
Ftk h loo commission thai raIss 49,,
d -, Tho ",ercst and he would pro
4, the great railroad systems
With nIissc Lie boundaries. there TO
'e them er @ systems. rather than
!. oriIe under federal con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
Laundrymen Disregard Loaded
Gun and Conquer After a
Desperate Battle.
BAD MAN WITH GUN
is FELLED BY CLEAVER
Has Skull Cleft in Two Places,
but Will Survive His
Injuries.

After desperate and bloody battle,
masked holdup was overcome by three
Chinese laundrymen about $40 clock
Wednesday night and when the holdup
had been removed to the police sta
tion he was IN Il condition that would
have meant the death Of most men.
His skull was cleft in the back. frac
tured in front, his jaw broken and he
sustained numerous other minor in
juries
The Chinese who waged battle against
the robbers suffered badly bitten fin
gers and bruised faces, showing that
the thug had fought iercely until over
come.
1t was the laundry Of Yee Sun Hop,
166 South West Temple street, that
was the scene of the battle The hold
up, who was only able to say that his
name was Miller, before he lapsed into
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
INVESTMENT GO. RAIDED
FOR MISUSE OF THE MAILS
Government Agents Arrest the Treas
urer of a Boston Concern.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-In eyplana
ton Of the arrest and indictment today
in Boston Of John r. Traphagen. treas
urer Of the Redeemablc Investment COM
pany OF that city. the postoffice depart
ment tonight said the mails were used to
defraud by him and his associates In ex-
company: the Boston G Canada Wheat
Land company, the Norman PlasS Lum
Der company and the Santo Domingo
Mining company, all Of which have Of
iices in Boston.
The departments statement said in
part:
The Okanogan Development company
claimed to have enormous assets In the
state Of Washington and represented its
property worth millions IT was found
that IL was bought for $4,000 and owed
$500 OF that sum yet
THE Boston e. Canada Wheat Land
company claimed TO own about $4,000
acres IN the province of Saskatchewan.
IL Is said.
THE company simply held contract
10 purchase these lands. payment on
which had not been made. The COM
panys equity was practically worth
less
claimed TO hold an extensive tract in
British Columbia rcputed to be worth
millions. On investigation II was found
that the property was practically worth
'.'riic Santo Domiso company was
stock selling scheme, and. although div
dends have been paid, IL was eVidentIy
for the purpose Of dcceiving slocEhold-
crs, as the company had made no earn
ings.
1.-THE Redceemable Investment company
also claimed 10 own Iron and coal prop
crty in New Mexico worth q million dol
lars AS matter Of fact 1t had not
acquired such property. The company
had dcfraudcd the public out OF large
sums OF money.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 21.-Postoffice inspec-
tors and federal marshals seized the
hooks and advertising matter OF the
Greenore Orchard company and arrested
George A. Currier. vice president and
general manager of the company: today
Currier was charged with conducting
schemc to defraud in connection with his
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
PAVE STREET WITH SILVER
IN DENVER BY MISTAKE
Portion of Dump Where Silver Bullion
Was Run Of Years Ago Is Used
Till Smelter People Object.

DENVER Dec. Elf residents who
live on Sixth avenue may not have II
chance to tread the streets paved with
gold I'm tho hereafter. they cnn walk on
silver while here. for al least a part OF
that thOroushfare is paved with that
metal. The street Is being surfaced with
Stag from the dump Of the old Grant
smcl,er and a portion OF the dump, where
quantity of silver bullion was run off
by mistake many years ago. was used be-
fore the fact was discoveries. The Amer
lean Smelling and Refining company owns
the. dump and has stopped the removal
OF the valuable deposit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
nv RAILROAD PRESIDENT
Mas ONCE DAY LAB0RER
- southern Pacific Official Be-
~uea Head of Illinois Central
Railroad.

~ AZ YORK. Dec. gl.-Charles II.
- e. recently identified with oil in
.1ss,. rttsbnrg. was today elected
|m Vi me Illinois Central railroad
-. "eu OF directors. 10 succeed
I, NJ James 7. Hara han.
sI,sn, .hlam was formerly Vice
sn,,sena ena general traffic manager OF
y kTS.usIh T,Ih Pacihc railroad.
Lar, 10 MAN VIII become president on
NJ M. !. Mr.. Harahan has been with
h Es ~ Central for twenty years. He
t,thg !ears old on January Il. and
ase rule Of the company, at
k1ssh ~ ~, " necessary for officials 10
Hsta,,asda sacir positions. The new presl-
\ rssrSaas out rs q railroad day laborer
y go,.a nigh place In the service
e5itned ,rn Pacific railroad. which
I lositio, November. 1904. TO accept
-idny IN Texas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
ASKS CONGRESS- TO HOLD
BACK ALASKA COAL PATENTS
Resolution Urges Congress to Keep Grip
on Lands Until Change in Laws
Is Considered.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2i.--A concurrent
resolution was introduced today by Rep
rescntatiyc Hitchcock Of Nebra ska. re
auesting the president TO direct that al
departm action for a transfer OF coal
lands in Alaska and to the issuance ot
patents for them. be suspended until
Congress may have opportunity TO con-
slider and act on the presidents recon-
rnsndation for Il change in the coal land
laws.
Meantime the local land officers are 10
be instructed 10 accept no new Filings or
20 permit any other action whereby new
rights or claims TO those lands may be
lruuireI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
DOMESTIC,

Score of fremeu and police die
In Philadelphia hre. e........
Government raids brokers in Los
Angeles and Boston. .,...,. /
New phase of sugar frauds, .... l
Crisis at hand i'll proposed cngi-
ncers' strike ...,..... l
New president of Illinois Central
was once day laiDrcr .. l
Six thousand Bibles for Chicago
hotels .,...,s...ss.. |
Wyoming may give sonatorship to
dark horse .-......,, IL
Regular Republicans warn iusur.
gents s.e...,-s.s. ..,,....-.- l3
Printer S error releases two men Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
|l|[R 800 LIVES
/ LOST IN MINE
|elGery Disaster in England
| Brings Desolation to Scores
/ of Families.
uSHOp CONDUCTS PRAYER
SERVICE in OPEN AIR
hb Eight Survivors Rescued.
although Volunteers Are
Euaipped With Helmets.

BnIToN, England, Dec. 2i.-More than
|s., hundred men lost their lives to-
n, IN the explosion in the Little Hutton
-rsry Of the Hutton Colliery company,
|ssld short distance from this city.
Tss explosion occurred early this
r~rIns soon after the miners had en-
"a The pit. Its force was terrific and
~ Investigation showed that the lower
.ssres had been blocked.
g.roc efforts were made by rescue
|uiss all day. but fire, which fol-
nd the explosion. prevented the res
L. from penetrating beyond 400 yards
II the workings.
/ Al $50 tonight the rescuers were called
ga al which Government Inspector
rzn the engineers and the mine
,sseer we're present. Inspector Ger
IL issued report. after making a de-
rsl into the pit, in which he said II
ns Impossible that any OF the miners
B Sill alive.
No Way to Rescue.
Be added that nothing could be done
|zept 10 bring up twenty bodies found
& near the shaft. This report was
|<aunicated to the anxious crowd
IND the pit mouth. after. which the
Lon Of Manchester conducted a touch
xsyice in the open air and the peo-
slowly dispersed.
70 explanation is given as to the cause
the explosion. which completely
Nesed the mine,
MS is The second great mine disaster
England this year. an explosion hav-
occurred in the Wellington colliery at
Fze Haven Cumberland. on May l.. i'll
20 LIS miners were killed.
~ explosion today resulted in the
1prary dlsablement OF the machinery
tSsoy the cages are lowered and
IN 10 the surface. and ii was consider
~ Tine before the first rescue party
rchtd the bottom OF the pit.
- Eight Brought Out.
: al they brought out eight men still
-, but the majority of these were in
ssious condition from the noXious
r. Ten bodies also were removed
~ s'tns. 6puiliD1lSi bDUIsS N'It ltlillo
'1p covered by heavy falls Of coal.
ile tonight the colliery fans were
Pa started and the air was found TO
my good Arrangements were made
fe9ys Of rescuers 10 go every three
.n throughout the night. Toward
-eght two more miners were found
~ They were terribly burned and
N critical condition.
ses announced that forty bodies had
collected at the bottom OF the shaft
VII be brought up as soon as pos-
Kicker Of ho"" still animateS
E isscuess that more men may be found
pctors. nurses and ambulances
tuN on the scene, and relatives.
W women. are lingering in the ylcin-
1ong the Incidents was the death Of
VINO, anxious TO reach his two
sho we're entombed. got I'm advance
comrades and forfeited his life.
"e'Fse has sent a message OF SYM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
FIFTY PLEAD GUILTY
TO SELLING THEIR VOTES

MANCHESTER, O.. Dec. 2l.-Fifty Re
publicans and Democrats of Adams couu-
ty today pleaded guilty To indictments
charging the sale OF their votes at the
November election. and were llsfran-
chiscd for from i've TO seven years and
fncd SO and costs
These pleas came simultaneously with
the return Of seventy nine indictments
for vote selling. making total ut 2il
persons indicted on this charge