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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
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!. AND SOCIAL
THE. NOON AND,THE SUNSET

THE. NOON AND,THE SUNSET.
The midday sun, shone mefcilessly.
down upon the lake = 4
Revealing clouded, muddy depths,
unclean; 81 n
The slnnting sunset rays soft touch
the surface as they make '''"7'-' '-''
II CLEAN in smile of golden calm Sc
rene. p. .
so fieree in battle does "a life appear.
most troublous, till ,tis
1t seems all stained with common
earth! hut when
IN peade the sunset glow reflects the
placid sheen that fell
The life gives pack the brighter
glory then: ID. G. BOXERS.
Mrs. {. b. Conyers will entertain the
Six Hand Euchre clab this afternoon.
#*##~~
Mrs. George Palmer Smith has re
turned from a short trip TO Jackson
Vile. --4a-s--.. -.s..a -,--....-.s~..-.....
&4&#@#
Miss Lila Stallings returns today
from a visit to friends in Jackson
Vile.
The Chapter of Aid Of st. Mark 5
church will meet this afternoon at 3.3p
o'clock
Miss Annie O'Connor Is recoycr;,.e
from. d slight illness. ,.tae--pleaau
of her friends
After visit to Mrs. D. u. Atkn.
soR. AIS sGaqtier has returned To. her
home at. lllcEox
**##*#
iGittla Miss Marj9rio Nfg,tirsaIc -
recovering from: a. recent Illness due
ID a sHrained.sSa4kle. ~
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Mrs. MA BakeF is quite IN, at her
home on Gloucester street, to the re- r q
gret ryof her friends. 49,,
tlaitA, i'eF' : 1*>as ~ .;''. j" L.
Miss Caroline Atkinson is N Thorn
asyillc. ~ mere she is. The guest OF
Mgsa.isWalters 14ammtaI /, i ~ y
Mrs. j. II. Morgan has returned
from jacksonville. where ste has been
the guest of Mrs. w tSsk aysasx n
'*'""s q NJ B
Mrs. II. W. Cornell eIftesaaiaal IN
few friends informally at briidee 1t
the Oglethorpe yesterday Sa 49,.
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Mrs. Spencer Atkinson. who has
still very IL ct his. home on Norwich
win NJ. fetuf2n Y heF me at NJ Pleas
ant.toa'qFE' d. .~.... ,... !, A.
Mr.. and Mrs. F: ]. Llsman and Mr..
alidaaMrs, e. de L. Mendez, of New
YORK are in the city for short visit,
aud are stopping at the Oglethorpe..
@M&@&&
Miss Kirby Bentley, of Jacksonville,
IS the attractive guest of friends in
The city. Miss Bentley was among
he out-of-town guests attending the
cotillicn last. night,
A*#M#@
Invitations have been received in
the city to the silver wedding cele-
hration of Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Shad-
man, which will occur at their home ON
st. Simon Friday evening. Quite 4
number of friends from the city will
attend
re-. @&%&&*
Fhe cotilion danced in the parlors
Of the Oglethcrpe last nigAt. given
by the Nine O'clock otillion club, was
one fof the most brilliant affairs of the
ldndSof the season and was largely at
ended The cotillion is the last that
VIII be given by this club for the
present season. The dance was led
by Mr. c. G. Fleming with Miss Kirby
Bentley, of Jacksonville, who came
49,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15

BIG SHIPMENT OF FRESH COUN-
TRY EGGS, EVERY ONE GUARAN-
TFEn. AT CSC PER DOZEN. WRIGHT
g. GOWEN co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15

PROM T ATTENTION. TO OR
DFRS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
PHONE 44S
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
I'll s r. Lsaszs

Selected Seed '=otatoee, all uniform
in sl2a and Srus 10 aam9, now on sale
at fnGersoa'; 500 pc, bushcI, $4.5c
ger 1arret 5t...s- r--'-. '-.,.s-. ---.-.,.,.-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15

Va. HONEST DOLLAR BUYS AN
HONEST AIsOAD OF WOOD AT
KNAGHT S ,PHONE 44S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15

See o4~ beautiful line of Colored
Madras They are now ga5ng at 10
cents per yard. AoderEeys.' 80
PHONE. G22 FOR INFORMATION
FOR ANYTHING IN THE PAINTING
LINE.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
FANTASTIC DREAM LANDS
MAN IN INSANE WARD
He Calls wife 10 Roof TO Sail 10 Lon
don With Him In an
Atrship

NEW YORK. March 9-Months OK
work on an aeroplane In which ne
planned 10 cross the Atlantic ocean
in the morning lake luncheon in Lon
don and return TO dinner in his Brook
Ign fiat ended for William Broadhurst
today in the observe tion ward of the
Kings County hospital
Broadhurst, who is a young sales
man, has lived with his wife and three
children in Brooklyn apartment
house for some time \ few months
ago he developed an abnormal inter
est in aviation. workshop was bull,
on the tenement roof ana soap boxes.
packing cases. his wlfe's sheets AMI
pillowslips and similar material weru
devoted 10 the construction OF his
airship.
Today he called his wife to the roof
TO sail with MIN 10 London for lunch-
con Mrs Broadhurst instead notified
the police. Four officers were require
70 unseat the aviator and take him ID
the ambulance which carried him -
an insane ward in the county hosp
tai
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

terms OF the sta,ute say no one but
a membe. OF some minority could hO!i
the office | have never questioned
the wisdom OF the appointment made
CT the wolk OF that commission
The governor mas likewise seen ~
to charge that in the last campaign
corrupt interests contributed fund OF
S20, 600 that was used IN my behalf.
END also that dishonorably sought
the support OF the so-Called wet and
dry factions In tie state. The charges
are absolutely false The funds OF the
Democratic party Ia the last campaign
involve No secret The state central
committee had a total OF s5,2277l Tor
their work IL was contributed n
SNAIL sums b. the Democrats OF Michi'
gan and for tneir announcement /
may say there is even nov II cents
in the treasury with which 10 begin
me next campaign.
Neither in the last campaign nor
al any other time have the organized
liquor interests or the organized tenn
perance forces OF the state sought
from me any statement or announce
mcnt as 70 what | would or would not
do II elected 10 Office. and | am con
Adent that each will 90 me the honor
and Justice 70 say that | have never
gone with such intrigues 10 them.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
DIAMOND ROBBERY SOLVED.
Police Believe New York Affair Is
Cleared by Arrest OF Two Men.

CHICAGO. March captain OF De.
tectlyes Wood declared today that IN
the arrest OF Charles Rosenthal Paul
~ korshak an! jay Harris in the
Saratoga hotel ~ ~ the mystery OF the
$50 900 diamond robbery in the Hot FL
Lorraine New YORK. Dec II. 1909 has
been solved. Mrs. w jenkins. a
resident guest OF The hotel and the vic
Tim Of the robbery. II is expected VIII
come 10 Chicago 70 Identify - unset
diamonds believed h. the police 70 De
part OF the jewels stolen from her
Rosenthal. who the police say Is a
paroied convict from the Elmira, y.
s.. reformatory was captured while
trying TO sell tie - unset stones TO
Korshak and Harris
korsha1. who says he is dealer !u
,ewelry. had six diamond rings in his
possession wneu arrested To eff
the arrest Of the mei Detectives rert
I'd a room adjoining that Of Roe r.
tnaI 5 In the hotel
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
CARNEGIE SAEERS
At ROCKEFELLER
Ironmaster Says Oil Kings Sweep.
Ing Phllanthropic Plan Was
Copied From Him.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, March a.
John d. Rockefellers encroacnment
into the field heretofore occupied by
the Carnegie philanthropy trust has
made the Laird OF Skibo peevish Car
negie, on his way 10 Delmonte. gave
out an Interview before he left Santa
Barbara, criticising the oil king as
an imitation.
"Rockefeller's plan was copied from
mine" declared the little Scotchman
with some heat The research com
one established The plan was sug-
gested To me by Theodore Roosevelt
while president | followed his sug
gestions In many details
The Carnegie research commission
has $l2 ,000 600 In bonds It's income
is $500. 000 a year II appears TO me
that this sum should be sufficient to
prosecute the research work deemed
necessary bye the scientists OF the
world
Nor is the Carnegie commission
confined TO one line thus rendering
aid necessary Right now IL has a
Yacht cruising around the world col
lecting data and material for inyes
tigation and study. Already scien
lists who are making the trip have
been able TO correct the charts OF the
British admiralty which We're supposed
TO be intallible.
Carnegies remarks indicated plainly
that hot competition in the philan-
thropic field may be expected IN the
near future
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich March New
corporations Tire JOY Furniture ami
Undertaking Co Lansing $40 109.
Sterling Realty Co Detroit $lO0poo.
tuckholdsrs are David Gray. ROY y.
Chaplin Frederick - Bczner Roscoe
b. Jackson. Clarence W. Dickersou
Joseph L. Hudson Howard r.. Coffin
AND Luman W. GooJenough all 3i
Detroit. Vest Michigan Park assoc q
ton. Grand RaDids increased ff0m
$4,000 60 $4,000 International Cur
tain Co. Detroit $1,000 the Pasadero
Garage Co, Detroit. s. 600. Prescott
GO Mcnomiuec. % rcasrd from $f5l.
o9G 10 S450.000 Markle Cement aui
coal Co, Muakcuou 10000 Demo.
rat Printing q Publishing co Mon.
ro. increase frlm S35e0 to s2o,00o.
John j German 60. Detroit S20Ou0
principal stockholders John j.. NJ 81
N. f. and II a. German trustee; Etr
suto parts Co. Detroit increased from
s5 600 % $4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
DEFEND METHODS
Of OIL TRUST
Attorneys File Brief in Supreme
Court Asking for Reversal of De.
cree Handed Down IN Missouri.

WASHINGTON March 9-The
brief OF the standard Oil Co. asking
Tor the oyerturning OF the decree
against the oil trust handed down by
The United states circuit TOT the east
ern district OF Missouri. as hled in
The supreme court yesterday. denies
all OF the contentious made by the
court II declares that the business
OF the Standard oil Co was lawful
and that Il was never combination
M restraint OF trade
by untiring energy il says, with
infinite skill and with abundant cap
ital and the steady reinvestment OF
early profits these men VINO are com
planned OF, and their associates created
out OF new. unique and unprece-
dented production OF crude oil, uni
Versally used and cheaper iliuminant
BY creative skill they obtained from
oil refuse valuable by-products They
invented the huge reservoirs for stor-
ing oil. the combined pipe line system
which gathers up and carries the Ma
tural product and the tank cars which
carry the refined products
These men were lawful group,
lawfully doing business and IL Is
charged that they by a mere convey
ance and solely by reason thereof.
became a group OF lawless conspira-
tors, a contention which is not and
cannot be borne out by the evidence.
The charge made in the petition TO
the court. denied by the corporation
in the answer. but re-asserted in the
III q fhnf TAkn RAHEDfal-
Ter. William Rockefeller. John u. Arch
bold. Oliver H. Payne, Henry NJ.
Flagler. Charles NJ Pratt and Henry
H. Rogers. combined and conspired
and continued 10 combine and con
spire at the time the petition was
hled. 70 restrain interstate commerce
IN oil and 10 gain a monopoly in H.
THE circ lit court held that these
individual owners OF group OF non
properties, engaged FOR
forty years in private trade, instead
OF continuing to hold through trus-
tees controlled by these defendants.
in 1899 the methods OF hold
ing by conveying them 70 the Standard
Oil Co OF New Jersey and by such
change violated the Sherman anti
trust law This charge is unfounded
and untrue"
The brief. as filed yesterday. is the
prelude TO the oral arguments which
will De heard by the supreme court
The government brief in the case
has not yet been filed.
Throughout their entire brief the
attorneys for the oil company insist
that all OF the actions OF that cor
poration have been 20 preserve and
continue the rights OF private citizens.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
REPORT ON WHEAT ISSUED.
Product Has Not Suffered 10 Any
Great Extent

LANSING. Mich, March 9.-(Sp.-
cialD The monthly crop report issued
from the office OF the secretary Of
state shows that wheat mas not suf
fered TO any great extent. In answer
10 the question. Has wheat suffered
injury from any cause 1874 CORE
spondents in the southern counties
answer Yes" and POS No in the
central counties II answer Yes, and
146 no. in the upper peninsula -
answer No"
Several correspondents i'm the four
southern tiers ~ counties are Of the
opinion that wheat has been severely
damaged by ice The total number OF
bushels OF wheat marketed by farm
ers In February al l40 Touring mills
Is 1851. and at ~ elevators l72.279
or a total Of 370.950 The amount OF
wheat yet remaining in tae possession
OF growers Is estimated at i000. 900
luebpls
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
WILL GO TO sWARTAMoRs.

Ann ARBOR. Michy March y
Prot Walter Dennison. junior profey.
sor OF Latin in the university, has been
Il ndered the position OF professor Of
Greek and Latin at SwarthmOre. and
he viii offer his resignation from Mich
igaE al he next meeting OF the re-
gents. The salary that goes with the
new position is $4,000 yearly, and tn
added advantages for research work
are manifold Also az Swarthmora
prof Dcnuison will be the mead OF the
classical department
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
|HEMANs LAsHES
STATE REGIME
Points To Extravaganza of Admins
tration AID Makes Sharp Answer
To Gov. Warmers Recent Charges.

kALAM AGO, Mich, March "a
ttinging broadside against the state
administration was delivered by Law
ton 7. Hemans, the principal speaker
ct the annual meeting OF the Kalama
zoo Jefferson ciub In Elks' hall last
night. His topic was Michigan" Tie
repeated his charge OF extravaganza
by the state regime and answered the
charges made against him by Gov
Warner. la Three Rivers several weeks
ago.
Against the chief executive OF Mich
igan and the gentlemen who compose
his administration bear neither m4l.
ice nor ill-wil," said Mr. Hemans. IN
what l have hau occasion 10 say. aid
what shat say tonight / contend
against only what | conceive 10 be
: harmful political standards and WAat
believe TO be the outgrowth OF vicious
political conditions I'm Michigan.
The people OF Michigan are this
year paying a direct tax OF S5,92Y, 'lS,
a sum greater by S3549,Sl2 than was
ever assessed in any year OF the
states history. with one exception,
prior To the administration OF Aaron
T. Bliss. In six years We Riil nave
collected sum In excess OF one-thlrd
OF the total demands OF our seventy
two years of state existence. 4 ne
governor often reads 70 his audience
the amount OF primary school money
that is annually being distributed Tor
the maintenance OF primary educa-
ton. what is It done for is 1t 10
give honest information or Is II 10
create the impression that the hlgh
tax paid is the reason for the IN
creased apportionment OF the primary
school money?
Product Of Railway Taxation.
Primary school money is almost
entirely the product OF railway taxa
tion: Ii bears no more relation 10 the
general state tax than does the S2,bsS,-
g22 paid by the liquor dealers OF the
state Ii cannot be that the governor
intends 10 deceive the honest citizens
of Michigan What he intends 10 tell
them is that they should be happy to
pay twice the tax they ought TO be-
cause the railroads are being hit just
as hard as he is.
"Ten years ago the state was
caught red-handed with seventy-hve
thousand dollars OF loot. What is the
difference between larceny direct and
larceny indirect? As an ordinary In
dividual would you not welcome the
larceny OF thousand dollars OF your
money directly just as much as you
would law which compelled you 10
pay the thousand 10 some fellow for
services you neither needed or de
sired?
The strictest economy in public SER
vice is not desirable solely because OF
the money saved: but because pro-
digality and extravaganza degrade
into felony
"One candidate for governor has
been talking about padded expense
accounts, and the administration seems
10 think IL has answered the charge
when ii says. We discovered them
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
GREAT RECEPTION is TO
% BE GIVEN ROOSEVELT
Khartoum is Crowded With Visitors
VINO Will Welcome Him Back TO
Civilization.

KHARTOUM. March "a message
received from Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Welt today announces that she and her
daughter Ethel will arrive here next
Monday three days before the arriy-
al OF Col Roosevelt. who is now com.
Ing down the Nile on the steamer Hal.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter
reached Cairo yesterday.
Every hotel and roomlng house IN
Khartoum is crowded with visitors,
lured here by the coming visit OF Col.
Roosevelt Already one Of the largest
crowds that ever gathered in the CITY
is here and hundreds IL others are on
their way.
The town officials have made an ap-
peal 10 families OF every station TO
throw open their homes during Col
Roosevelts stay SO as TO provide some
sort of accommodation for the people
II this is not done there Is bound 70
be great deal OF Inconvenience. as
the sleeping and feeding accommoda-
tons OF the regular lodging houses are
now taxed 10 the limit
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
MUST GO 10 PRISON.

Mt CLEMENS. Mich, March "a
Young man, claiming TO be Harry
Drero. OF Cleveland. was arrested for
intoxicatiOn here yesterday by the pO-
lice A search OF mis- clothes revealed
papers which showed his name 10 be
Marry Wright ard that he was an in
cendiary released On parole by tho
officers OF St Clair county Wright al
mitted his identity and his case was
referred 10 Judge Law. OF Port Huron.
now presiding il the circuit court here,
before whom he was first tried Law
instructed the police 20 hold the man
until the ST Clair authorities can oe
notified. Wright viii probably be sen.
- Ionia
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Corporate Influence IN 1904

and cut them ont. But who has lost
their Jobs?
Corporate Influence IN 19o+.
Almost nightly gentleman con
testing for the nomination for the gov
ernorsAip IN the majority party tells
his auditors az a gubernatorial cam
paigu yet fresh in memory when. as
he claims, two men paid half million
dollars in the contest for the prize he
seeks II was . contest from the
political debauchery OF which the life
OF a generation will De none too long
for recovery. hut II IL was a battle or
the barrels there was saving grace IN
the fact that each contestant owned
his own barrel
The campaign OF 1904 is history.
The broadcast story OF the contribu-
ton by corporations 10 the majority
cause I'm that campaign would be Civ
on no verify by It's reiteration now
What followed is written tn the so
called "Galbraith" railway tax law
which was approved by the governor
after he had been advised by the atto'-
ney-general as To It's doubtful consu-
tutionaity and after AT least one at
torney for the state had advised him
OF It's preiudicial effect upon pendtns
litigation.
What followed is written in 4 cor
porate begotten change Of venue aSr'
ard In j limited liability law APP
proved with courage and repudiateI
before a state convention in the faca
OF popular protest II Is written in
an attemp; 10 tx one tax rate for the
general properties CT the state and a
less rate Cor the railroads. propos.-
ton inspired by the governor hut
shouIderel in ignominy by a tax com
mission after thee state officers in
protractei session had made II plain
% the governor tnst 10 persist was 20
Hucal suicide anu after their judg-
ment had been confirmed by the gen
eral condemnation Of the press AMI
public"
Mr. Hamans then referred to the
Glazier case and plunged into the
charges made against him by Gov
Warner az Three Rivers.
Il dismiss the accusation that I was
once a candidate for place upon TIE
state railway commission as unworthy
for the answer" he continued. The
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
sriq.oan. Thonas' Son Kills Sell.

COLORADO SRRIN'iS Col. MAJ
Earl D.. Thomas. Jr., 80. a son q
Orig Gen. Earl j. Thrnas commande
az The aeoartm-ut of Colorado WI
bradquartsrs in Denver shortly befca
- o'clock yesterday jhred bullet ihi
ms brain ma his .Oo'n az a local note
fyipe instantly. Indications are Tia
,oung Thomas lad premeditated sci
,lde H. came 20 Colorado Spring
Sunday from Fort Logan AN
rsaisterel a. j r. franklin, OF Denyet
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BONDS FOR SALE

The Board OF Commissioners OF the
Wayne County sinking Fund desiring
20 raise money 20 retire the bonds OF
Wayne County. due May LIST, 1910. win
eceive sealed bids ON Wednesday
March 10th. 1910. at $50 y. IN, for all
of any part OF the following list OF
bonds
So. ooO-City 81 Detroit. Public Sewer.
az bonds. issued March End.
1896. due March End. 1926.
principal ana semi-annusl In
a. t@fest March End. Sept. End,
payable AT the office OF the
treasurer Of the city OF De-
troit.
. oe0-City OF Detroit. Improvement.
3isT bonds issued Dee 3ist.
1896. due Dec. Slst. 1915. prin-
cipal and semi annual interest
at at" the t'i Ts9 SSss;;ioasr Bank s' Of
Detroit, Mich.
I0.00O-City 81 Wyandotte. Water,
lietunding, - bonds issued
Sept list 1904. due sept LIST,
1894. principal and semi-an-
nual interest. March LIST, and
sept LIST payable at Wyan
dutte savings Bank. Wyan-
dCtte Mich.
J.O00-Villake OF Fairview Cnow part
of Detroit citY1, water works,
az bonds issued March 3ist,
1904 due July lst 1884. prin
cipal and semi-annual interest.
January lst and July LIST. pay
able at the office OF the Union
Trust Company. Detroit. Mich
igan.
IS village OF Fairyiew lnow part
81 the city 81 Detroip Water
Works; !; .os bonds %., ISSUED
1886 principal and seml-an
nual interest. March Isl ana
sept lst PAYABLE nj the otrce
~ the Union Trust company
Detroit. Mich
l5.50o-Ecorse Village Water 4lacs
bonds. issued January End
1904. due Jan End. 1884. prin.
cipal and semi-annual inter
est Jan. End and July 2nd
payable al state Sayings Bank
90 petrottf Mich
500. Township OF Ecorse school
District No. Refundins
bonds ~ issued Qct ,a,,
principal and seml-annual Ina
Ierest April 20th and October
2Oth. payable at p"tl pit Saw
ings Bank. Detroit, Mich.
2oO-Townshp. OF Ecorse school
District No I. - bonds is-
sued October 20th. 1900 due
october 20th. 1884. ptincipa
and interest April Goth. Octo-
bcr soth payable at Detroit
savings Bank, Detroit. Mich
1000 Township OF Egorse school
illSiFl't 40 a. fr bhNt@t o.
seed july LIST. IPoG. due JULY
LIST 1899. principal and inter
est Jan l~t JULY LIST payable
az Detroit savings Bank. De
troit Michigan.
5000 Township ~ Ecorse. school
District No IT, tlac bonds Is
sued Map LIST 1903 dle MAJ
LIST 1885. priuCipa ana semi
annual interest May LIST and
NOV. lst payable az DelraN
savings Bank NOW Detroit
Mich.
1000 Township OF Spriugwclls
bonds. issued Aug 30th lpo5.
due AJAX goth 1888 principal
and srlul-auu4ul interest Feb.
18th. and Aug 30th. payable
at b"lraN savings Bank De
troit Mich
2I.oS14J-V Village OF Ford. Water
bonds. a.. issued june isL
1908. due June lSt 1893 prin-
cipul and annual Interest.
jane LIST. payable az state saw
tugs Bank Detroit Mich
$500 Village ~ Ford Electric Light
bonds. - tssudd june LIST
1903 due June LIST. 1888 priu-
cIpal and annual interest. pas
able az state savings Bank or
Detroit Mich
Address proposals 70 Goo e. Law
renee. Secretary OF the Com Ion.
Room los Wayne County building. be-
trolt Mich
The ri3h, il reserved to reject any
or all bids
GEO G LAWRENCE Sec'y.
BOARD of Comm ssioners Wayne County
sinking Fund.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
HEALTH OFFICER DISMISSED
5av City Board Of Health Doesn't Like
Ais Conduct Of Smallpox Cases.

BAY CITY. Mich. March NI
Freiberg. heath officer. was asked Jy
the board OF heath C. resign He &c
fused AMI vas given 10 days by Mayor
Evans in which 20 get mis- books, a.
counts. etc. into shape and turn them
Cser.
Albert Gordon, 30 and David Golden
p. son OF Mr. and Mrs John Golden,
died yesterday from smallpox.
The events that led TO the demand
for the health officer resignation had
theit distinct beginning in the case oi
Napoleon Grou'dx who came he"
from Flint III with emailpoX, sat In tan
corridor II an Jflice block two hours
and then spent -four hours In bi'ucr
cold weather on the health officers
rorch. Tie hcal,h officer said he had
been busy all TIE time looking for d
lace for Grouluy go stay. but refused
10 ppme any places he called at
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

William Humphry, or Seattle. from
the First cOngr. ssional district faces
much opposition when he comes up
for reelection next fall because OF
his fealty 20 Cannon and he stand
patters.
This Is his second term in the house
and Is the first time that real opposi-
ton has developed He recently in
troduced ship subsidy bill, which
Will help considerably with his constl-
uents when he comes up for re-elec-
tion. but which viii hardly over
balance his loyalty 10 the Cannon fac
ton.