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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22
Crippen Denies Confession.

London, Nov. 22.-Resigned to his
fate, but protesting his innocence,
DR.. Hawley Crippen spent probably
his last day on earth in the con-
demned row of the Pentonville pris-
on today. Unless something unfor-
seen occurs he will hang tomorrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22

The real blow will descend upon
Colonel Roosevelt when all the edi-
tors agree always to run him on an
inside page.-Ohio State Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22

The above message received here
this morning shows the action taken
at Corvallis by o. A. c. students yes
terday and shows the extent to which
the controversy has disrupted the re-
lations between the two big state
schools.
Owing to the fact that Pendleton
has many u. Of o. and o. A. c. gradu-
ates and former students the affair
has awakened mush interest here.
The following brief interviews with
few representatives Of the two schools
show something of the local feeling:
The o. A. @. Side.
Kenneth L. Cooper, proprietor Of
the Hotel Bowman is an o. A. c. man
and was q member of the football
team. He said:
''It is all the university's doing.
While the Oregonian had articles from
both towns regarding the riot o. A.
c. was given the worst of the deal
The university has never stood back
when 1t came to using the press. l
believe that both sides were to blame
for the fuss"
Ross Weimer, of the Sawtelle jew
lery store, o. A. c. graduate had the
following to offer:
II thought there would be a big
time and / am sorry l was not there.
The rivalry is very strong between
the two schools. But from what l
have read l believe that both sides
were to blame for the trouble. Such
things as that come up often in the
schools but usually there is not so
much notoriety."
I'VE got ahead of them once" said
Charles Despair with glee as he read
the telegram telling of the action
taken by o. A. c. students. Young
Despair has just returned from Cor
Wallis, having been called by the Ill
ness of his father, and has fsrvent
ideas regarding the controversy that
has been on. He has always contend
ed that both sides were to blame for
thetrouble but insists that U. Of o.
men started it. According to Despair
the Oregonian story telling Of the RI
OF was entirely unjust to o. A. c.
Among other local o. A. C. men are
DR.. F. w. Vincent, G.. /. LaDow, VIII
Ingram. Fred Steiwer, Messrs Wagon
ner and Brewster of the Tallman
drug store, the Cresswell brothers,
the Porter brothers, and E. b. Aldrich
editor of the East Oregonian, who is
also president of the o. A. c. alumni
association.
As might be expected all o. A. c..
men uphold their school yet most of
them take a good natured view of the
affair and say that the thing has been
greatly exaggerated. They regret
that so much notoriety has been cre-
ated over the trouble and hold that
II students are to have squabbles they
should not rush into print every time
someone gets slapped on the wrist.
The Oregon Side.
The alumni and ex-studcnts Of the
University Of Oregon also deplore the
slate unpleasantness'' and are inclin-
ed to the belief that the culpability
can be divided between the two stu
dent bodies. Quite naturally they
argue that the major portion Of the
blame rests on the Aggies and cite in
stances of past history to bear out
their contention that there has always
been an element at o. A. c. ready to
start trouble on the slightest provo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22

Corvallis, Ore. Nov. 22-(Special
to the East Oregonian).-O. A. c..
has severed athletic relations with
the university of oregon by a unani-
nous vote of the student body. This
action was prompted by malicious
statements made in the press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22
OREGON AND
D. A. c. BREAK
Students at Agricultural COL
lege Sever Athletic Relations
With University.
PENDLETON GRADUATES
EXPRESS THEMSELVES

Statements I'm Press Which o. A. G..
Students Characterize as Malicious
Cause Breach I'm Relationship-Lo-
cal Alumni OF Both Institutions De-
plore Situation and Divide Blame
Express themselves for Publica-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22

A. Buckley, assistant superintend-
ent of the o. r. & N, spent last night
in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22

Continued on page eight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-22

CONTINUED on page 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30
sfDtteforeninesleoer % Gor1roro for
Gorenitgen rDanneoirfe". Denn
hnr ipn d11fpt Ut fnrtx

sfptteforeningsle6er % Sor,nn11o for
Gorentngen u0annepirfe". Den11
@irfiombeo bar leg snifet at fort
iette JONI 6~oriomsminiiter for Ser,
igiennem at ibge at ifabe ct go6t
6orbolo boa6e mellem Dfficererne og
Man6ifabet inobpr6es og mellem 8e=
folfningen og 99ren.
Set er fun rimeligt, at jeg gier
opnt9rf lom poa, at @ltnogiereljen
life / t1ogen Maa6e betegner, at Mi=
niiteriet nerer MiStillio til &eren
og Serens 2e6elie. Min Spfattelie
er Sen, at ogiaa Sfficererne er be6it
tient me6 at bape beitemte 0r6rer at
boloe fig til.
Sort u6trpft tan leg iige, at So
neoopgopen for mig bar neret at til
peiebringe en- iaaom 0r6ning, at
Der oberalt i 2an6ets 8efolfning
beetles &ierligbeb til bort @ern.
Set er nit @aab, at oct Sfri6t,
ieg bar be1temt mig til at foretogc,
blibe til @apn for ollie Barter
og birfe fen til, at Ser MI bliber Sen
% Greo ont Seer og Glaa6e, iom
er en- n%eooen6i9 8etingel1e for ct
goot og iun6t Mrbei6e / bort 8eore=
Sieneite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30
.gonen / 3dr,n.

Do,marfs Uoriparsminiiter, alous
8erntlen, bar fornDIie ,sofenot en-
41m6gierelie foe &eren, bbori set
81. q. be66er:
"Den offentlige Meningsuooets.
ling, Der / ben ienere &io Dor funoet
.@te6 ON forifielliee Gotbolo / &es
rem, bar fra mango Stoer bragt Sns
rens 8efaIingsmeno en- belfortient
@nerfienoelie,iffe alene for 6en DDg>
.tiabeo og @ambitigbeosfulobe6,
bborme6 sc arbei6er paa BE &erne=
'pligtiges militere u%60onelie, men
o9faa for ben eabnlige. SSnbpirfning,
De / an6re &enieen6er bar paa De
@ernepligtise uroer 6isies &ieneite
&eren. 5amti6ig er ser imi6lertio
fra anore 5i6er, foranle6iget be6 en-,
felte 8efalingsmen6s sell eller Blot
min6re bel6ige Sptr@oen, rettet
it9rfe Mngreb, lite alene moo Sen en-,
felte, men moo 8efalingsmanbsflas,
fen iom @elbe6.
@eniet til at nogle al 6e begoae6e
|Geilgreb %ifiennes at bero paa 1tttl,
itrefteligt &ienoffab til %giel6enoe
8eitemmelier angoaenoe Mon6ifa:
bets 8eban6ltng, bar &rigsminiite,
riet fun6et set formaolstienligt a
iamle og efter Sen gipne Gnle0mina
at fl1loitenoiggipre oi8ie 6orifrifter.
6~oriparsminiiteren bar til sri.
get" uotalt fblgenoe
Sen. @l1n6gierelie, leg bar 10.
iteot, falber eonite iommen meo Sc
u6talelier, leg itrats efter min Sill
tre6en iom Goriparsmtniiter. trent
fatte / @igs6ogen ON Sonen / Soc.
$50
ren.
Seq baboe dllereoe sen Gong BE.
Il1ttet at tage oenne bigtige Cog OF
til alporlig Operbeielie = life alene
at &eniDn til &pren og De itore ST.
teresier, Ser ct mig betroet / ber
49,. arH-l 80 --..EE
@ttlling, leg mi befleoer, men .og'
fao, og life minoit at &enipn til Gan
bets Sbnner, poo bbem ri fal ]tolt
II 5orens Stun6.
9et falber mig eo,1ife naturlig:
at SIRE bette, for6i leg i en- Mar
raffe bar 6eltaget / ungoomsarbei
bet iom 2erer, fom &siifoleIerer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30

9efe ! set tore goretage1toe.
Som betien6t er Ma6ien Gormano
for Danif Mmerifmf @elifab.
So Mooien fulgte % til Statio.
men bar Der 2ps poa 2ps lite alene
paa Gong 8eacb, men trinot ont
firing. Simlen bar operitrpet meo
,Stierner, 2ps / 2ps. Saa rulle6e
Eoget inc moo 8pen, men oberalt
ifinneoe 2piene, bpor begpnoer og
en0er egenlig 8roflpn? &por bre-
ser ben fig no ODER Gong Sslano
me6 Gremti6s Muligbe6erne og / oct
lig9er Gong 8eacb iom Mmerifos
met ibgte @ommeropbol6 be6 So
bet. st Stpffe @nentpr, en- 6anif
@an6 far iom 2eoer trpllet BET
frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30
Jul.

Eobs @interens Mulm % 8inte.
rens Ne6
ifal Sl1leitierne11 te11oes,
og &lonIen ifal troos @ppo og 9ss
til bbert ct &ierte ienoes.
@r emo bort 8rD1t iom @tal6ens
@rau,
ser iffun eie6 @rpbbeitroa
til Seiu fbrite 2eie,
ban fommer bog me6 Sulebl,6,
og Gneleiong ifal lpoe no
felb paa De 6unfle 8eie.
|Og @angen bringer @le6en me6,
bpor .tungt END &iertet banter
ben gorndc feler .8arnets 6reo
% faar iin @arnoon1s Ganfer. I
90 fit gu @orgens @ottepogt,
Du ier BOG Suleitiernens Eragt,
iom &Dr6erne ser baageo;
og 5troalerne, iom tin6re6 ne6,
ton lsfte Sialene til 6reo
bit ODER @tiernetoget!
Sacob 8aulli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30

- Sobn S. 8olitao, en- Garn1er
fem MI Sp6 for Barron, miite6e
Ell peroiful6 So paa en- merfelig
Maaoe. ga @oen life bop6e piit
Segn til Spgoom, fpr Sen 6p6e, blep
Sen ifoaret op, og ct Stpffe Stonl=
troab, iefs CONNER langt, bleo fun=
Set. / &iertet. Set ontoges, at &oe,1
bar ilugt Stoaltraaoen meo @pet, og
at Sraooen trengte Jig frem til
@iertet.
- Me6ens ct @ar elifen0e 6pp=
ltumme bolot paa at tage Mfife6 meo
binan6en paa Sernbaneiporet TENT
Senoag Mften, blep De paofiprt al ct
&asiagertog. Stole See, ben rnge
&ige, bbis Silent ct i Smespille,
blep orabt, og &iereten, &op Cunt
ion al @ocfforo, ST., blep itpgt ita=
BET. &on bar fomuen til SSanes,
billie for at beibge iim aiereite %
ifuloe reiie biem. 8aa6e ban % b1t'
bleo >,plig 1~t6etsamineret fra 9bp-
it1lm,meanftuHeft. @Ens@. II
h.: -tas @;.:ssG:. f:':;fsls II 10: ~. =.
S&adbeboI6niteerne i @eit Sl,-
.:perior er 3 Millioner Sons itprre
mar emo 6e Dor beo Mooieationens
Dpbsr Maret for1tb. Sfior bar Der
peo Sbfdrrttee1nss aflutnine 8 Millio,
ner Sons &t1 / superior % D1l1ttb
|Gofterne tilimn1en, iaar er ser 5
@iI1ioner Sons / Superior Dofterne
nlene. arIoptugene~i Slaperior ct
ita6ig &iloefit og bentes peo u6ean.
gen al bet for1me1oe Mar at bone
rpnoet 10 'MilIioner Sons.
= ct bbiit e~ien6ommeligt lllpf
festilfnl6e ramte 5i6ite uge @oteleje,
|@borles Sore / gmeralb. &an ito6
Nerbe6en af Sernbaneiporet, neto{
iom ct 2otonrotip % EN- So bab6,
ct Snmmenite6. aoen blep oreb
paa Ste6et, men heller life 2otomo
tibet flap belt if~a6eslsit, i6et e,
Sernitong bleb rebet lss fra oct bei
@olisiio1en. @tangen fiji ODER pot
&are og rdmte bonn ioaleoes, at yam!
&i9beben bleb breffet, iamt &rope
benet og flere &ibben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30

uJl9ee W~tSHtIetleC llCUlu ~ NdI99 Mls
6eren fanotes iaaleoes / @rgnlano
48 psf. al belle &efolfningen, i Gah=
mart z4'p@t. og / @eitinoien fun sc
PCT; til @iengiel6 fan6tes / @on=
mart oper 60 Mor 10 psf. al @efoIf=
ningen> / 8%eltinoien fl1n 8 psf. og /
@rgrlmb fun 3 psf. @n @renlen=
her bliper iaaleoes fun britt iieloent
ODER 60 Star. 8aa6e poa @rgnlan6
og / @eitinoten er set Dog ierlig
Menoene, BET goar ITO ober; set er
6amilieforiergeren, Der fer ret ofte
be6 ct l1lpffestilfeloe mao la6e 81
bet, noget, Ser igien bebirfer, at ser
/ 6e to 2anbe fin6es en- bel Gel f(ere
&ninoer emo @eno, ia ca. Is psf.
flere, meoens Ser / Danmorf fun
fin6es 5 psf. flere @pinoer enc
Meno, og bette @isforbolo lfploes
fer ct 6anomen, JONI / alt 6alo
@rgnlan6 intet fienoer til, nemlig
6en iterfe l1opan6ring til Morbames
rifa, ibet set 10 fortrinspis er Men=
oene, Der u6panorer. Misforbol6et
mellem Men6enes og @pinoernes
@ntal er enbogioa 1aa jtort, at Ser
blan6t Dem, ser er ODER 60 Mar, baa=
Sc / @rgnlan6 og paa sc beitinoiife
Ger fin6es ODER 6obbelt ioo mango
&pinoer iom Meno, me6ens Ser
biemme / Danmarf bog fun finoes
10 psf. flere @pi1nber.
Men6enes iterre 9boeligbeo me6,
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mango gnfer / 6e to oonife Solo
nier; blan6t Sc pofsne grenlanoife
ftnoes Ser ioale6es en6ogioa
% psf. @nfer, me6enS man biemme
/ Danmarf fun bar ID p@t. @nfer.
Oilers er 6orboloet mellem gifte og
l1gtfte omtrent set iam11e / @rg1=
lm6 iom biemme, me6ens Megrene
paa Sc beitinoiife Ger 6erimo6 in6to-
ger Ell ganife abnorm Stilling.
@egelen ct / Danmarf, at Ser blon6t
.6e bofsne Men6, toget UNDER ct, er
6obbelt ioa mango gifte iom 11gifte,
men blonot Megrene er het mooiotte
SilfeIoet, ber er oo6belt ioo mango
ugifte iom gifte potsne. 9@gteifa=
bet er me0 andre Orb relatibt iiel=
Dent blan6t Megrene, ser %foretreffer
oe Ieie Torbinoelier. Meoens / Dan=
mart fnap 2 psf. al @efolfninger
aarlig glitter fig, iaa glitter blan6t
@egrene fun go6t 1 psf. at 8efolf=
ningen Jig. &ele bette Borbolo re-
%iulterer tgien t. al @ntalIet af Sc
iaotal6te lteete @errt bla1rot Megre,
ne er qangt iterre e,tb antafet af
egte 8brn, ia, Is p@t. of idmtligte
feote @egerbbrn er 11rgte, .meoens
SorboI6et Danmarf BOG er fu1t 10
*>:'s'' .'=;ss -:
@tal Di ! S>enboto til openfor
;nebnte Gal notale smpotbi for Sc
6onfte aoloniers @efoItnineer, ida
mao oct ut6ipliom bore @r6ntra.
6erne, Der barer @riien bim, Il alt
Gol6 rtaar Ri mooler me6 en- befoIf.
ningsitotiitH MaaIeitof.
80 49, 49, s- -1 f-- 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30

- &erren: ralf Brineip eiper iee
al6rig noget beb D6rene."
&iggeren: r&pis set bare er set,
Set gialoer, Tan leg goot gaa inoen
for"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30
miseonf,,.

= @ierce County bar mi 22,079
SSnobpggere, bbtlfet CT 1864 min6re
enc / 1900. ct. @roir County far
miitet 800 og &epi1 County 1913.
Ganooo trefter mange MenneIfer
fra 6enne Del al @taten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30

sfrip efter Erspeanmer paa bette
Bla5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-30
Rasmussen's elegante Lomme- og
Observation-Disclosures for 1911.
Pris Csc, Money Order eller Frimarker, frit tilsendt.

Kan ossaa erholdes FRlT $50 nedenfo-)
AT denne for allie vr Abonnentr hj Grad nyige Veleder imangfodige
orekommende Tihelde Diet dagige Lv, der sendes FRIT til allie Subskrbente,
som u eNr linden 80 Dage, betaer ct Aari Forskud, gives heved en- konfattt
OverMgt:
l. Yearly aender,H 1l g Principal cities of U S., viii over1ON 0 populn-
ton, according to censusof 1910 g. Personal register a Domestic md foreign
postage, with none rider rates. - s. Rural free delivery system g. Postal
distances n time from New York City. - T. Approximate values of foreign
cdnsi Us. mone - s. U. census1 800 md estimated population for 1910 Of
States n Territories % Cities O [. S of over4 5000 population in most cases
as estimated by b Mayors of the cities for 19O - 10 Interest calculations IL.
INTEREST," laws of States n Territories "a Bref BUSINESS avs 49, Points If
constitutions laws III Blank rac fora ddressesa and memoranda 49, Cal
ender for veryd day vim the year, with religious and legal holidays.
Exquisite Maps In Colors of the following Continents
and Countries:
L. Alaska and the Klondike Region. a. United States. - 8 Pacific
Ocean with its islands, including Australia. - 4. Cuba. - s.. Hawaii.
6. Philippine Islands. - !. Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. - s. North
and South America.
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gbr. - Maal og Vsg-Tabener Dt marske System. = ForkEanng over de
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Mar vi denne Overagt kun har formaae at gjengive en- BrSkdel af Kalende-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-30
CERTAIN RESULTS.
Many an Augusta Citizen Knows How
Sure They Are.

Nothing uncertain about the work
OF Doan's Kidney Pills in Augusta.
There is plenty of positive proof of
this in the testimony of citizens. Such
evidence should convince the most
skeptical doubter Read the follow
ing statement:
w. s. keene, 95 Bridge ST, Augusta,
Me, says: Il cannot find words to full
ly express my opinion of Doan's Kid
ney Pills, but can say without the
least hesitation that they are the best
kidney remedy on earth. For long
time | was afflicted with kidney COM
plaint. There was a dull ache in the
small of my back and | had little or
no control over the kidney secretlons
being obliged to arise nearly every
hour at night The secretiOnS also
passed with burning sensation
Hearing of Doans' Kidney Pills, l
procured a box at w. r. Partridges
Drug store and was surprised and
gratified by the quick relief ! received
from their use. There was an i'm
provement after l had taken few
doses and by the time l had finished
the contents of one box l was cured
l am today free from kidney trouble.
If anybody wishes more details con-
corning my case. l will be glad TO
have them call on me-"
For sale by all dealers Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-30
JURY RECOMMENDS DIVORCE.
Judge Awards No Alimory In Abbott
case-Hearing on Petition.

The session of the superior court
Thursday morning opened at $50, an
hour earlier than usual and about
two hours time was consumed by At
torneys G. w. Hussey for the libell-
ant and John Z. Nelson for the IL
belize in the contested divorce case
OF Alice NJ. Abbott of Waterville VS..
Richard l.. Abbott of Fairfield, the
testimony in which was heard by a
jury on the previous day.
The jury reported that the 1ibellee
was guilty of cruel and abusive treat
ment and extreme cruelty but was
not guilty of neglect and refusal to
provide suitable maintenance and
recommended that the divorce be
granted. Judge Hall awarded the
libellant $3.50 and costs, taxed at $40
in lieu of alimony.
Judge Hall Thursday afternoon
heard petition brought by Walter
+. Whitehouse of Hallowell, asking fol
a modification of the decree in the
divorce granted Grace E. Whitehouse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-30
NO MORE DANDRUFF.
Bowditch, Webster g. Co. Sells the
Remedy that is Guaranteed to XII
all Dandruff Germs.

OF course YOU and every intelligent
reader of the Kennebec Journal knows
that dandruff is caused by germ
Dr. Sangerbund, the great French phE-
stefan, proved this beyond doubt.
In order to rid your scalp Of filthy
dandruff you must kill the germ lhere
is a hair dressing called Partisan sage
which is now sold in every town III
America, that is guaranteed to eradicate
dandruif. stop falling hair. splitting hao
and scalp itch i'm two weeks, or money
back
Bowditch Webster & Co guarantee IT,
If You have dandruff get large 90
cent bottle today and rid yourself OF H.
Remember that If dandruff germs are not
destroyed in time. the hair Will surely
fall out and badness will follow.
Here's proof of what Partisan Sage mas
done; it will DO more. 1t Is the finest mar
grower and hair dressing in the world
and people who use it regularly will never
grow bald. Mrs John Stoner. Evansvlhe'
ma. writes ON June 2. 1910:
Il used Parlsian Sage and found it very
successful; itlremoves dandruff and gives
me hair life, II only used two bottles.
Know it is sure for dandruff."
Large bottlks SO cents at Bowditcn'
mMuepster & Cd and druggists everywhere
carton.
Sold and guaranteed in Waterville by
Inc Dorr DRUG Store, and in Gardiner by
oSckSon BrosI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-30
Corporation Business for
The Past Nine Months.
Bates Manufacturing Co. h.
crsases Capital to 100000.
John G. Farr, Murderer, Files His
Petition for Pardon.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Coun.
Gil Friday, Sept. 80, at 10 A. m.

Tie corporation business for the
month OF september, from the records
On file at the 1fhce of the secretary Of
state. shows marked decrease in
comparison with that of the CORES
bonding month of the year 1909. and
also decrease in comparison with
last eight months of the current year
The receipts of the month up to the
close of business Thursday, Sept. 90,
were $3.50, and were with enc excep-
ton, that of March, the smallest of any
month Of the year. 1t is possible that
a few mere corporations may come
along today, but unless they are large
ones it will not make any amterial diff
ference in the receipts
The total number of corporations
which have been organized the State
during tie month of September and
have filed their certificates OF organ
i2ation at the above office is 30, against
"a for the month of September, 1909
but while the receipts of the present
month have been but $3.50 those of the
corresponding month of 1909 We're $7S3a
in comparison with which the business
of the current month SHOWS decrease
of $500 The September business com
pared with that of the preceedingl
month of August shows a decrease of
$1345.
The business for the past nine
months shows that the total receipts
in organization fees was $49,631, while
fer the corresponding period of the
year 1909 the receipts We're $6l ,205. in
comparison with which those of the
past nine months show a decrease of
$l1,54.
The follow ing figures show the
amounts received at the office of the
secretary of state in organization fees
for the first nine months of the years
1909 and 1910, also the receipts for each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-30
LAW COURT RESCRlFTS.

,r,,o Inv court Thursday handed
dawn rescripts in several important
eases. as follows;
Cumberland County.
Frank Numbaca VS.. Ida u. WEST
script by Savage, }.
,rbo defendant. who is sued under
the name of Ida r. West maze an"
s;oned , written contract with tne
nIointir for laying blocks of ce-
nent house" on her land. for preach
of which on her part this suit WAS
hrousht In the declaration the pam
,;ff set out in full written memoran-
DIM of contract, in which the DEFEND
ant was named as Ida b. West. and as
having signed the memorandum pH
the same name. AT the uia' INV
MIA intiff offered in evidence a written
memorandum in all respects IKE the
one declared on. except that the oe-
PENDANTS name there appeared DIS iu'
A. West
Held that the variance was not ID
tai and that the memorandum was
nroperlv admitted in Evidence.
nv the contract the defendant was
70 furnish the blocks. The contract
nrovided that the walls were to be "
faet high. but it was silent as to the
thickness of the walls or the blocks.
Hold that oral evidence that 1t was
agreed that the blocks should ne IL
inches thick is admissible, 1t does
not contradict the written memorah-
dunn. 1t merely supplies the OMISSION
| of an essential particular.
Exceptions overruled.
Oxford County.
| lob, V Thurlow. VS.. +. l.. Perry. ap-
! nol,ant and trustee. Rescript. Pea
| body, j.
This was an action for breach OF
contract for the purchase of farm.
| 1t is before the law court on al
agreed statement Of facts.
| On or about September 1oth' l9os'
the defendant verbally agreed WIN
the plaintiff to purchase his farm ana
certain personal property for the price
of S24OO. Subsequently letters passed
between the parties in when the
nlaintiff requested that memoran-
dunn of the contract be made, ana the
statements and admissions contained
in the letters of the defendant are re-
lied upon as constituting a sunlcleh'
memorandum to comply with the re-
on;rements of the Statute of FRAUDS
The principal admission so renee
-, 10 contained in the following let
ter: iooo
| Litchfield. Me-. Oct. q, 1913
Friend Thurlow
arrived home this morning All.
received your letter. In reply VII
saw YOU need not be one Dit AFRAID.