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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30

his assertion that corruption must not
be tolerated.
on reaching New York. late in the
afternoon. ne started at once Tor Dys-
ter Bav by automobile. lie had no WIS.,
tors this evening. and said that ne
few days. as there viii be no 1et-up
when once the campaign is fairly un-
der way. lie has placed his services at
the disposal OF the Republican state
committee. and hopes TO make az least
one speech I'm every county I'm THE
state.
In addition to the campaign at home.
Colonel Roosevelt has agreed to great
deal else before election time. s. week
hence DE f. to start on his southern
trip. which will extend over "a little
Continued on Page Eighth
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
PROHIBITION IS
DEFEATED IN UTAH
ROuSing Republican County
Convention Is Held at
American Fork.
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= state contradictory Gardner.
. spanish Fork. a. T. Booth. Provo
state nresCntativeS-M. -.
= Packard. SprinEviIIe. Charles N.
= White. Payson. i. r. Woottou.
. American Fork. w. L. HAYES
pheasant Grove
, county COMMISSIONS. 4-vear-
y term-CnarleS n. Ward. Provo.
. county commissions. 2-ycar-
= term. ". Gardner. Lehi
= County Clerk-M +. Kaertchner.
= Provo
= County recordcr-R. K. Thoruc.
y Pleasant Grove.
= Sheriff-GcorEe T. Judd. Provo.
= Treasurer Edward r. palfrey-
= man. SprinEville.
' County assessOr-Tyrun r.
= Christensen. Salem.
= County attorney-Jacob Evans
e Provo.
= County surveyor-FranlS Wentz.
= Provo.
> County superintendent Of schools
= j T. Greer. Spanish Fork.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30

Boston. Sept. 29.-The local offices OF
both Scheftcls q Co. was raided TODAY
by United states marshals. George W.
Holbrook. the local manager was placed
under arrest. The raid came when the
business office was AZ its height
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
ROOSEVELT MAKES WELKTN
RING IN The EMPIRE. STATE
Goes 10 Oyster Bay for Short Rest,
Then Comes the Western
Tour

29Theodoe
~ with the
lew o collection
Monday %
the that he had
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.

Dcs Moines. Ia. Sept. 294The jury
in the libel case against Gov. Y. D..
carroll. returned n verdict OF not
guilty tonight Governor Carroll was
placed on trial a week ago charged
with criminally libelling John Cownfe.
former chairman Of the state board OF
control.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
CHINESE ARE DISCONTINUED
and UPRISING IS IMMINENT
Foreigners Are Alarmed Over The
Outlook and Are Taking
Necessary Precautions

AsHNGT0N Sept 29china declared to be
w other upheava similar the
eignes in jeopardy Recent av officials China
the belief surprise them The
state department has instructed officials watch on the
conditions
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
WEBER ENDORSES
STATE PLATFORM
Nominate Ticket. While Better
ment League Is Pleased
With Liquor Plank.
WEBER COUNTY TICKET.

For state Senator-George j.
= Kelly.
For Representative TO State
= Legisia ture-William Allison. My
= ron r. Richardson. Charles Zeimer.
q =. W. Grow.
. For County Commissioner. four
e year term-Noroui Skeen: two
q year tcrm-Orson y. Madison.
q For County Shcriff-Edwar Z.
3 Harrison.
. For County Attorney - David
y Jensen.
> For County Clerk-Samuel G.
4 Dive
For County Urea surer-Alma ID.
= Chambers.
. For County Recorder y.
> Wallace.
For County Assessor-Thomas
= +. Matthew'S.
= For County Survcyor-H T.
= Craven.
= For Constable-Alonzo Rodgers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30

Especial to The Republican,
ogden. Sept. c9.-CastiuE prece-
dence 20 tho four winds. nomin-
atinE whom they pleased with
out regard 20 states or influence. and
adopting a platform essentially Re
publican. but characterized by two
CONTINUED on Page sikh
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
Loss ssnn.ann.

Chicago. Sept. ga fire. which
started mysteriOusly in the Calumet
MaltinE companys warehouse on the
south side late tonight. soon spread to
the GOttfricd Brewing company's plant.
completely destroying fl. with "A loss OF
more chan $500. 600.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
81 - Ccnt Commi..ion

He said the firm had charged GUS
toners six per cent on margins. and
had collected commissions without Civ
ing any service i'm return. The differ
ence between the actual prices of
stocks on the curb market and ficti-
tous quotations given customer Scar
borough alleges was converted to the
Company's use.
In his complaint the defendants are
accused OF attempting TO defraud Will
liam a. Childs. Charles \. Slack and Dr.
B. !. Svmansl1f
The raid today was made while the
curb market was I'm fun swing and at
tracted much attention. Thousands
rushed To- the scene and the police had
Co be called out TO clear path for the
pa troll wagon
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30

At the time OF the raid here an
nouncement was made from Washing
ton that warrants had been issued for
the managers OF the coinpany's branch
offices I'm Boston. Providence. phiadel-
phia. Detroit. Chicago and Milwaukee.
According to agents OF the depart
ment Of Justice. the Schcftels company
has been engaged in promoting the
sale Of mining securities OF doubttW
value i'm all parts OF the country. Es-
TINA ties Of the firms dealings are placed
as high S5-000.O00.
The seven men arraigned are z. IT,.
Scheftels. Charles +. Bclzer. secretary
Of the company; George r. Sullivan.
Clarence Mccormack. John Delaney.
william 7. SeaErave and Charles II.
Stone. Warrants for sixteen men had
been issued. hut the others. including
Rice and Charles IT. Herzig. who IS said
10 be his brother. eluded tine raiders
Rice had been I'm his offices earlier in
the day. but had left before the Off
GERS swooped down on the place.
Unable 10 Give Bail.
4 surety company gave bail in SIS
$4,000 for Stone and $500 for De
laney. Belzer. Mccormack and Sulli-
van were Committul TO the Tfnbs. as
bondsmcn were not forthcoming.
While the hearing was set Tor October
>. 10 is expected the federal grand jury
viii have taken action before that
time.
The firm Of Il. II. schefteIs & co. was
organized about two years ago. and
had conducted a large business. mainly
through an extensive advertising prop
uganda. Mining specialtics were its
CHIEF Offering to investors. 4 weekly
newspaper was published 20 reach
clients. and a corps Of 30 stenographers
Is said to have been required to attend
10 its correspondence.
After the arrests today. two patrol
waEOulOads OF papers. books and mem
orahda were seized by the inspectors.
Another charge against the company
by George Scarborough. the govern
ment Inspector who made the COM
plant. is that 70 had resortcd 90 what
he called crooked buCkctshOp
scheme
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30

classified advertising in
The Herald Republican
sells more real estate than
is sold otherwise in this
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

returned from their bridal trip and
are now at home to their friends, 2003
Paramount avenue.
Mrs Willie White Is able TO be out
again, after lingering illness of three
months.
Miss Mary Johnson left Monday for
Clifton Forge to visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. B. Hobson has moved from
Twenty-first to 1920 North Twenty
second street.
Miss Robinson. one Of the teachers
at the Paramount school, In making
preparations to repeat Cinderella In
F1owerland" at@the City Auditorium In
the near future.
Miss Lille Meekins win leave We'd
nesday for Norfolk. where she win visit
relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. J. II. Martin In visiting her
mother. on the Avenue. before her re-
turn to Charlottesville. She VIII also
visit relatives in Hanover county.
Mr.. w Martin has moved his family
from Washington, d. c., to Twenty
third street.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Society will be held In the
ladies parior at the Baptist church
Wednesday at $50 p. Nj. Mrs. 8. r.
Gary will lead.
Miss Mary Minor has returned home
after a pleasant visit to friends In
Fulton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Barton Heights

The following 10 the roll OF honor Of
the Barton Heights High School for
March:
i A--Aither smoot, Evelyn BrieI, Ger
trude Smith. Meredith Coiiins, Julius
Roden.
B--Bryee Adams. Stuart Trevette
Eldridge Hooper, Lewis Grubbs. Louise
VermiilerA.
A--Netle Burton. May Burton, Bet
tic Ferguson. Louise Porter. Clifton
Green. Robert LeGrarde. Cary Pease-
: B-charley Black. Clinton Eweii
Gayle, GArnette Hall. Henry Pohlman
Fred Purvis, Littleton Roden, Dorothy
Dewell Leila Hooper. Mary Ingham
sasa A.nan nn nppE, r,,e, co.,..r George
crutchnsid, vivian Hensnaw. Harold
Stallings, Bee Stockton. Angus Sinclair
Walter sipp, Morris Marlborough. Frank
nnTAsrssa Harris. Dick Inxham'
phine Patterson. GLADYS schissler.
Z A--Paulins Baker, Aahby Bache,
Rosa Beck, Katie Dickinson. Carroll
Harteitne, Frances Gregory. Raymond
Evelyn Gunther. Martha Henshaw, Er-
nest renneli. 0win Nicholas. Carl Pohi-
B-Helen Briei Gordon DeweiI. Ar
t. thur Hsndershos. David Hoscak!ss. Kit
s A--Luctile Cooke. Oracle Davis,
Nellie Gibson. Mabel Stevenson, John
Bergman. Dick Kuyke. George Sipp,
Charlie stephens.
Alice Cruechheid. Alma Grooms. pcArIs
Harding. Gwinetts Poole. Louise Shack
clifford. Elisabeth Smoot. Julian Ander-
son, Judson Hendershot willard Moren.
! A--Msrh stockton. Frank carpen-
ter.
: B-Helsn Dowell Ruth rrayior.
A--Ettinette Broaddus.
H-Ruby Bruce, Archie Leacha. Lee
roy DuvAl. Thelma Dewen. Thelma Tnr-
iR---rAnAis Terrell.
A--SOphie Cain.
A series Of evAngeiistic meetings was
begun Monday night at the Barton
tinue fer ton days or two weeks. Pas
tor BerTyman VIII be assisted by the
Rev. }. w. 3. Robins. Of Norfolk,
Mr.. Rowland Broaddus, Of Newborn,
y. g. wAs visitor At the home OF afr.
Mrs. 3. 8 Rayland Is spending much
OF her time with her mother, Mr.. Cole.
widow Of the late Mr. r. w. Cole In
Ri0hmond, who 10 quite Ill. She Is In
The Lsass Aid Society Il the Bap-
ttst church will hold their regular
Thursday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. at the home OF Mrs, J. +.
strinser; Virginia avenue,
Francis. left this morning far New
York where thoy will Join her husband,
and her son, A. II. Sands. Jr.. who are
on huafnexa thera,-They-Miit mAkf
ar. hove sr ns ss wso IN Nsw x0r
Mrs. Sands. her aister. to
New York. was detained by Illness. She
will SO . little later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
HAS BOTH SWEET VOICE
AND FINE STAGE PRESENCE
Miss Lila Smelling, contraito,
One Of the Most Popular
Artists for Festival.

The contralto OF the wednesday
Crub fegttvEf r. Mtss -fsiiita 6nefeinx,
of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
This young and talented artist has
never been heard In this city. Not
the least element contributing to the
t:t1cccss of concert singer - an
agreeable stage presence and an APP
probation Of situations summed mp
in the one word. temperament
Miss Lillia Smelling, the cofitralte.
In the music festival TO be given here,
TO generally regarded, not only as 1t
singer OF great ability. but AZ one of
the most accomplished and attractive
young women now appearing before
the public. Beautiful In person and
magnetic in manner. she has won
friends everywhere, and will do the
same thing In Riehmend,, where she
10 expected TO be one Of the most pop
ular of the visiting artists. The work
of Miss Smelling with the Metropolis
tan Opera Company La already of u
character sufficient to give her a high
place in the musical world, nut even
more gratifying to her admirers is
the rich promise OF still more bril-
liant future in the years 20 coH.e.
She 10 probably the youngest Of the
artists In the operate ranks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
r alrnOunt

Mrs. ", q, Goodail has returned ia
her home In stanton. after d visit
10 her son, Mr.. g. F. Geodali. OF Tween
ty-first street,
Mr.. J r. Einfcrd has returned to
his home OH the Pike after business
trip North.
Afra. y. X. Gary Ii able 10. ha out
again, after suffering severe fracture
OF her forehesd several days ago,
Miss Mamie Riehman lis able to be
cut again, after an Illness pe several
days.
Mrs Louise Potts. OF Philadelphia,
is yistting her coaetn, Miss AIvine Ger
fnaIfnan, or Twenty secoiSd fstrret,
MI. and Mrs. "a q. Mahanes have
return TO their hens, Hinton, w. ",
after a visit OF two weeks To Mrs j.
l.. Griffin,
EExass. sarssssa sIws ,Hrs iss sili sssitreea
the Young Mcnss league of the Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock. His ausjsct win be. "A Mes
sage 20 the Werld.
Mrs joe Hunescatf is able to be
up In her roofsa, after severe spell or
afekn4ss Tor thA 1knnf Two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cartwright have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
CHURCH HILL NEWS
News this
Church uIl Bank. 'pi,oned Madison 1881

Invitations have been received on the
hill to a called meeting Of the repre-
sentattyes. of the various graduating
classes OF the old Richmond High
which Will be held In the auditorium Oh
the John Marshall High School, Thurs
day, April 3ist. rs tn form ait AlafnH al
| Association. One representative from
each graduating class, since 1875. has
been chosen for this initial meeting
and among these several are from
Church Hill. Plans for the proposed
Alumni win be formed and the work OF
membership campaign discussed. l,
is understood that one OF the first ac-
complishrnents that the Association will
undertake., is the securing for the new
High School, OF splendidly equipped
library.
Church Hill was extremely old fash
Toned Monday night In the first place
We had an old fashioned political meet
ing, and the sound of the band as 1t
paraded the streets was the clarion call
for q large attendance at Liberty hall.
The candidates were all there, each one
with an ifrepreaehabl record. and the
only problem to solve was, How is II
possible. IN the midst Of so much good
ness. to determine the bests" And then
there was an old-fashioned church fair
at Leigh street. 1t was dressed up In
nav name, Bazaar" but it very
closely resembles the fairs of twenty
years ago. when they were about the
younger set. This Bazaar win hold all
the week, with a change OF program
every night. Sunper will be served to-
night.
OF King and Queen county are visit
ing their friend, Miss Dora Garrison,
of 2l6 North Thifty-six street.
Miss susie sschsrmorhorn, who has
been teaching In Norfolk IL spending a
few days at her homo 22s II. Thirty
second street Miss schormnrhorn was
called home on account of the serious
sickness OF her father. who WAS taken
merhorn, who has been sick several
months viii undergo an operation to-
day, which his many friends hope may
prove entirely successful
Twenty candidates were administered
the rites OF baptism. at Leigh street.
sunday evening, as a result OF the re-
cent revival
Mrs. William Terry has been visiting
her friend. Mrs, Rebacca Barnes, OF
East Broad street
The tool hpuse on tho chiidrens' play
ground, on Fniton Flats, and two out
buildings. washed against the culvert
or williamsburg avenue yesterday
morning, causing tho water TO back up
In Gtlltes Creek, producing one of the
most powerful streams ever seen In
that locality, The water was six feet
Gaep on tho Fulton baseball grounds.
snd IL required all OF Captain Cunning
hams men. and the entire force OF
ChtnlboFaxo park 10 remove the wreck
age. Hut sor ihls timely removal,
rev street would have been washed
through Fulton, MaHy Interested sDeCz
tatorA gfewed the turbulent waters
from ths park to-day.
The many friends or Mr.. reyton Hub
bard. or 21IH n. GIaY slresf. are much
az his critical condition as a
result of appendicitis. An operation
has been performed hut perttonftis hav-
ing set In, renders his condition very
serious
the week with her sister Mrs, G. I'll,
smith, at her home on State street, Full
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Chase City

(Slecial to The Richmoni Virginlen J
CHASE CITY, VA. April 19.--Miss
Isabel Norvell gave five hundred
party. including twenty ladies', In
honor OF Mrs, 7, w, Hudgins (nee
Lucie Morton) Saturday afternoon.
April IL.
The beautiful home. in gala attire.
the charmingly French score cards
and beautiful prizes gave more than
the usual enjoyment TO the games.
Highest score was made by Mrs.
e. w, Hudgins and Mrs. Alice Ham
dy. who remained at the head table
throughout the contest. The consola-
ton was won by Miss Elsie Edmunds
An elaborate menu Of delicious sa-
lad Cotlrse and ices was served at the
close.
Those playing were Mrs, Il. W..
Hudkins. Mrs Charles Osborne. OF
Keysville, house guests of Miss Nor
veil: Miss OVERLY Miss Sue Gregory,
Miss Pattie smith, Mrs Thomas q.
Boswell, Miss Rosa Snyder, Washing
ton, p, c.; Hrs, Robert Jeffreys. Jr..
Mrs. r. p. Patterson Mrs. u. wick
Roberts, MIRA Alice 81. Hardy, Mrs.
#. B. Roberts, Mics Elsie Edmunds.
Mrs. James Hardy. Mrs. @. G. Taylor.
Mrs. A. L. J. Boswell. Miss Irma JEFF
fress, Miss Mary Douglas Durweil.
1Fac. W. Brooks Mtxa Etxxte
Roberts md Ers 0saFxa Gitxon, IT,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Louisville. KY: Mlss Pace Neal Miss
Caroline Table, Armistead. ana Miss
Martha Maury Robinson. of Rich
mond; Mesgrs. Fontaine and Roy
Jones, Herbert -HttAra aHa-Se
1 George Cooke, of Richmond
Organ sntf Song fxecfrni
At the organ and song recital to
be given next Friday evening, April
20. at sis, I'm the Church OF the
Covenant. AIRS. Monei win be heard
m the aria, RI Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth." from Elijah; Mrs.
Rowe, in Holden's arrangement of
Nearer, My God, 10 Thee; Mr.. Hun
ter. In The Prodigai," by Van De
recttatfve aria. Zion, by Bruno
HUM. The chorus of the church VIII.
render Roberts Seek Ye the Lord, +"
Mr.. I'M taking the tenor solo and
obiigato.
Mr.. Shepherd Webb Will preside at
the organ and render several num-
bers. Mr.. Webb Is IN charge OF this,
the last OF the series OF concerts.
which have been given In the Church
OF the Covenant this winter, and the
program promises rare treat TO ali
mufic lovers. The public Is cordially
invited.
Literary Round Table.
As Miss Daniel viii not be able to
meet the literature class this week
at the Womans club. Mira. Munce
will discuss Miss Glasgows book,
THE Romance Of Plain Man
Personals.
Miss Mary Boiling, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
boiling for several weeks, will 40 on
Friday to be the guest of Miss Estelle
De Saussure, 2304 West Grace street.
Mrs. Wilkins and Miss sandonia
Brock, who have been the guests of
Mrs, G. w. p. Brock. left for their
home In Riverton Tuesday morning
Miss f1fsie Cobb. OF New Orleans.
is the guest OF friends here. Later
she will go to New York.
Mrs @. W. Bryant. of Newport, II.
J.. who has been the house guest of
Mrs Charles o. Taylor, Jr.. 1917
stuart avenue, left on Monday for
her home
Miss Pearl Miller and Miss Minnie
schumann have returned to the city.
after visit OF several days with Mrs.
Thtspen in Washington. y. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albers, of Cam
den. N. j.. are here for the Nielsen.
Davis wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice j. Luna. of
Oxford. Pa, left last night to spend
aorne time travelling In the West
While here they were the guests OF
Mrs. Thomas G. Gordon. on Floyd av-
enue.
Miss 0rence Gregory has returned
to her home In Newport News. after
visiting friends here
Mrs. Charles Straus. of 1I0l West
avenue, win be at home Tuesday af-
ternoon from 10 o'clock, In honor
OF her guests. Mrs. Marx and Miss
Marx, of Detroit
Mrs. James West. who was operat-
ed on at the Virginia Hospital Fri
day. Is improving,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
MASONIC LODGE TO LAY
CHURCH CORNER STONE
------------------
New Fdifice to be Erected at Car
sons. Sussex Co. News of
Stony Creek.

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.,
STONY CREEK, VA, April H.
The CONVERSIONS OF the handsome
new Methodist church at Carson's.
near here, Will be laid May I6 by
Edwards Lodge, A., r. and A. NJ. All
Nay services will be held.
Mr.. Alfrfsnd Thornton Tucker, on
Petersburg. and Miss Mamie II. Chap
pell. Of this county, were married yes~
terday. near Concord church. by the
Rev. j. O. Babcock. former pastor
OF the groom, and now pattor of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker left az
cnee for thsir Petersburg home. 3ls
Harding street.
MIR. Perry Graves, who has been
quite sick fer the past several weexs.
Is now recovering.
Great damage was done through-
out this section by the heavy storm
or Sunday and Monday nights. For
almost twenty-four hours the rain
fetl In torrents. flooding all streams
and washing away bridges and sweep
Ing away much arabic soil. 1t was
the worst storm that We have had for
years.
Miss Rabecea Esdridge Is very sicg
at her home near town.
The members OF Concord Method
list church have decided to have a
new church hrtlding now I'm shorr
time. A gpodly Hana was subscribed
for the church building one day last
week. Tho people there hare taken
nola OF the matter In way that
spells success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Highland Park.

Miss Myrtle Turner Is visiting rsia-
fives IN Louisa county
Rev. Il. X. Odeil. of williamsburg.
Va. spent two days with his friends
last week.
Many attended the annual athletic
contests or tn. young Coyenanters
last SATURDAY afternoon near the
Presbyterian church.
The moathIy meeting of the 1ffi-
olal board OF the Methodist church
wap held last night at the residence
OF Mr., II. T. Long. Ginter Park,
key, George Green preached his
hFst sermon last right al the North
sade Baptist church, where a revival
Is I'm progress.
The Ladieg' Aid Society will hold
it's regular meeting this afternoon at
3i36 o'clock.
Mr.. II, %, wortham Ii spending I
few days fishing on the York river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Richard H. Edmonds. editor Of the
MAnnfActurers' Record. who has just
rssususd$fFsm the South. In Discussing
Southern business conditions. said:
"A few days ago an oil gusher was
struck in Texas at much greater
depth than any well previously put
down In that State. thus vastly In
oreAsing the available area Of the
TEXAS field. Experts regard II AZ the
most important event In Texas oil his
tory In the last fivs years. This dis
e0very only illustrates how little III
yot known OF the underground wealth
OF the South. New discoveries are con-
stantly being made. widening the ex-
tent OF the oil and gas fields OF that
section, ~ weil NJ showing IN far
greater resources In coal and iron and
marble. GRANTEES and other minerals
than ha*a herptofore- bean known,
Development Commands Attention.
In every part OF the South there IL
some special line OF development work
which Is commanding public attention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
MILERs PROTEST
AGAINST NEW TAXES
Think Levying on all food Stuffs
Manufactured in State,
Unjust.

Especial 20 The Richmond virginian. }
RALEIGH. n. C.. April Is.--Sslnee the
department of Agriculture has begun
70 TAX ali food stuffs manufactures In
this state. . howl has gone forth from
tho mtllers- and quite a bit OF trouble
mas been experienced in forcing trsm
TO conform with the law.
Commissioners OF Agriculture Gra-
nam has issued warrants against tho
MCNEIL Milling Company, Of Tayetts-
ytlle, charged with violating the feed
law. Capt. ]. b. Mcneil " president
Of the company also president OF the
North Carolina Milfers Association.
Tho charges against the comnanv
are that they refuse to register. re-
rose to pay license tax, fail 60 nut
analysis tags on bags Of feed etuffs.
Sna sell goods which tho inspectors
have ordered withdrawn from the
market