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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-19

wood avenues. tonight, where the cerc- nlony will occur. The following will be present: pr. B. C. Thompson. pres ident of the Baptist State Association; Dr. A. B. Coates of Hartford, secre- tary of the State Association: Rev J. w. Richardson of South Norwalk; <; Rev. H. B. Carpenter; Rev. R. Maple sten of Sufheid; Rev. G. w. Nicholson of the First Baptist church.
 The Memorial Baptist church was formerly subordinate to the First church and was known as the North west Chapel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-19
REV. MIR. BOUTWELL,
 TO BE ORDAINED

Rev. A. H. Bautwell. formerly pas tor of the Bapt4 sehurch in Stepney, will IL. be ordairled pI of the ea Memog- 5a3g
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-19
THROAT TEMPTATIONS

Our Antiseptic Pastilles quickly re- Iieve all throat irritations and are just the thing to keep the mouth and throat in perfect condition
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-19

WANT ADS. GENT A WORD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
IS STILL
THIRD STATE IN UNION
Census Bureau Announces In
crease of Seventeen Per
Cent in Population. ,
sBy Associated Preso

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov 2s.--
With an actual population OF 5.63s ,SsI
and gain I'm the last ten years D
almost II per cent as shown by the
announcement today of the result c.
the recent census. Illinois is assured OF
continuance as sthe third state o: tbs
Union. Only New York and Psnnsyi.
vania outrank her. while Ohio. which
occupied fourth place, falls zirost a
million below.
The increase in Illinois is SOM
what greater than that OF ths middle
western states. whose population so
far have been announced
The announcement for Illinois
merely emphasizes the fact that tie
greater gains are in the cities.
OF the Sl7.o4l additions TO the pop
ulation sof that state 4se, 7os were In
Chicago alone Chicago is shown To
Dosssss about twO-ffths OF the state
population FOrty-nine OF the f02
counties OF the state showed decreases
ia population during the past teE
years. while twenty other counties
showed gains OF less than 2.0e9 dur
ing the decade The loss in no in
stance exceeded 3.o00.
The state should gain a. least four
congressman II rhe proposed new aP
portiouH.ent Law should be based "a
~ present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
EPIDEMIC OF ITCH IN
WELSH VILLAGE

In Dovisis. south Walls. zbort
ntera years src. fsrniiie~ were stricken
wholesale by disease knorn - the
nch- Believe M. 4 = the mos terrible
dlscssr ~ is kird that I know a. 81
q Ifches al through your body end
uakes your de an Inferno. Sleep =
out of the QUESTION ard yos fcsi 81
million nosq,ntos we're attacking you
a. the sarle line. knew g dorm
fgnl.ies that wrre - Affected
The doctor nd thrir b<~t but fbe-E
rcnouies were q no avail vhsteyer.
Tier the farniii-s fri~d . chrnn,st Who
vas noted Tar a-d widc for hlr rerrssk
afle c1rcs. brit he u1-d.cInc made r at
ter s,iil vcrse- As a lsz.frcsort fhry
vcrr advised ~ a fr-~n1 to 30 flzf
Csticura Rrrneyi,-s. . am Sod 10 al.
yol hat Etrr q fsz dsr< frrstrrrf
vth Cuflrura Scsp. O-o<r<~uf e<s5 Re
rrircnf. de cfr-t 80 <ordrr<s1 ard
~ r~sut wEs = r-,f<~rt rur1 N al
49, Ttrrnas Hr~h. 1870 ". Hurru
81. ChIcs<o. IN. 5s,ns =. 1909.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
lnvesrIoAr.ons THAT COME
roo LATE

Twenty-four persons. most OF them
women and girls. lost their lives, and
many more were, terribly injured In
a FIRE that destroyed large factory
building at Newark. " J.. several
days ago. An Investigation is now
being conducted by a coroner's jury.
and the county prosecutor is quoted
as saying tina; II Ii develops that
there has been any official negligence
~fhe prosecution viii be most bitter"
Prosecutions for official negligence
are alright; IL any official neglected
his duty and thereby contributed 10
the horror OF shis tragedy. he should
be severely punished. He deserves
punishment. and an example made OF
him might ser.eyro warn others. But
the most bitter prosecution OF the
negligent VIII not bring back to life
enc Of the tvcnty-four innocents who
persisted. nor allsy the seGerings OF
those who suffered injury.
The time to see that buildings are
properly constructed and equipped
with adequate safeguards against Ere.
and avenues OF escape in case Of Ere
Is when buildings are being construct.
ed. kad in cases where houses have
been built before The adoption Of
public safety laws. che authorities
should sec 10 Il that the necessary
alterations and additions are made
vilhost waiting Cor an awful tragedy
10 remind them that the laws are on
The books and are not being complied
With.
II = said that tncre are 8 number
NJ bDlldinEs In Newport News thal
are not equipped with Gre escapes a.
required BY .au- Now Is the time foi
TIE city seshoritiss 10 see 10 Il tina
ne Gre escapes sFr put no and fhai
ne state iars and city ord,rsnces "a
MS REGARD are eom1;icd eth 40 th'
letter WIZ vsif fpr tragedy 10 r.
.nipd - that ives are bciai menace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
MR.. GLASS STATEMENT.

An interview given out by Con-
rressman Carter Glass in Washington
yesterday seems to practically settle
the question of whether or not Sena'
tor Swanson, now serving the unex-
pired term of the late Senator Daniel.
will have opposition when he offers
for the nomination for election TO
serve the full term next year. WINE
Mr.. Glass made no formal announce
ment. he admitted that he was very
nrobable that he would enter the
field. IL is expected that this al
mission will be followed by similar
one from Congressman William A.
Jones. who is being urged to become
/, candidate against Senator Martin
Thus il seems that the hope OF the
panyillc Register that the two VIZ
rinia senators will succeed them
selves without the formality OF prr
mary. will not be realized. The Reg
lister recently expressed this hope,
saving. in effect, that Senator Martin
ought TO be reelected because he was
chosen for senator in a Democratic
primary in which the voters gave full
and free expression Of their VIII
This does not appeal to us as
reason why Senator Martin should be
given the Democ, attic nomination for
tine senate next year without opposi-
ton. II majority Of the Democrats
wanted Senator Martin 10 represent
them in the upper branch OF the ma
tional legislature at the time OF the
last urinary. of course he was the
man for the place and 1t was right
and proper that the Democratic ma
iority elect him without question.
But that was Eve or six years ago.
Who can say that the Democrats OF
the State have not changed their
minds? Because man is the choice
Of the people today is no sign that
he will be their choice FIVE years
hence. Otherwise there would be no
occas ion for holding elections at stat
ed intervals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
INCREASE IN LIQUOR SALES.

Advocates OF prohibition must ind
little satisfaction in the annual state
ment Of the internal revenue bureau
as 10 the manufacture and sale OF
liauor. Figures Just given out by the
bureau for the year ending June 80,
1910. show that the nations record
for that time I'm the snatter of dis
TILED spirits was 16S,000.00o gallons,
or 10000. 900 gallons in excess of the
quantity for the preceding year. or
fermented liquors there were 1885,
III gallons. an increase of 100000
gallons over the record for the pre-
ceding year.
This In spite OF the wave of pro
hibitiOn that has been sweeping over
the country. In many states the sale
OF intoxicating liquors of any kind
is prohibited by law, and even where
Statewide prohibition does not pre-
vail local option. laws prohibit the
sale of liquor In many counties and
cities. And yet. thirty million more
gallons of distilled spirits. and S,00o,-
600 more gallons of fermented liquors
were consumed last year than were
consumed the year before.
Prohibition surely seems to have
made poor job of prohibiting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
GOVERNOR
MONTAGUE TO SPEAK
viii Make Address to Annual
Social Session---TOasts
Are Prepared.

Former Governor Andrew Jackson
yesterday wired President
s. Otis Bland. of iae Chamber of Com
merce. tkst he will attend the annual
sccia. session CT the Chamber Of Com
merce at the Warwick hotel TUESDAY
night and speak on ~The Commercial
Relations South America will Bear
To Sou,hs Atlantic states Upon the
Completicn of the Panama Canal
Mr.. Montague has recently made two
trips TO South America. AMI his ad-
dress IL expected TO prove OF great
interest and CT practical value
The entertainment commits &C of the
Chamber met last night and made par
tai arrangements fer the social SEES
SIGN. BESIDES Governor Montague.
Former Mayor s. X Buxton will ad-
dress the session. telling of some OF
the achievements OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. As Governor Mann can
no, attend. observation-disclosures J.
Tsylcr Ellyson very probably will re
spend 20 the toast Virginia
The committee yesterday wireo
Hon. Harry 81. George Tucker at
Washington urging him to attend and
deliver an address. Nr. Tucker has
NJ; vet replied. but /, is expected tina;
he viii be here.
President Stevens. OF tae Chesa-
psske & Chic. viii be unable TO at
tend a. he IS in the West on bust
ness and vii net return TO Richmond
before next week
Seven officers FROM Fort Monrce.
and four from the National soldiers
Home. Hampton have ac-cptcd snv'
iafiops 20 attend the social sessi-r
snd several q the professors e N,
Hampton NoqEsi & Agricgifur5l IN
siituf< also WI attend.
Anctbef meeting Of TIE entertain.
ut NJ committee wiil be held tonight
n make anal arrangements Ter the
social session and 10 complete the lisi
Of tcasts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
CROWDED SURREY IS
SMASHED BY TRAIN

CANTON. OHIO. Nov. 2s.-Three
persons we're killed and two badly
hurt when a Wheeling & Lake Erie
train struck a crowded surrey short
iy before 2 O'Clock tonight al the
Maple avenue crossing
The dead: Mrs. Joseph Meyers
Morris Ress. "a: Jacob RcSs. Is.
Miss Fannie r. Meyers. internally
injured. but will probably recover,
was to have married Morris Ress on
January l. The party was on its way
from North Canton to the city. There
are no gsteS OF wstchmen al the
Maple svenge crossing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
president svloe'zes PILGRIMS


WASHINGTON. ~ G.. Nov. -
Presidsat Tsfi euioxizcd the charar.
ter ~ tho Pilgrih Fathers Al the eiey-
enth annual banquet ~ fnr Society 6
Mayacwcr Descendants in thr District
Of Columbia tonight. the occasiou be.
Ing he cciebrrticn o. the zo9th ami
vcrsary Of the signing Of thc compact
In the cabin Of the Nayfc VET
President Tan u u.s. recently
lcarncd. y q descendant Of Francis
Crokc. enc n ne pilgrims. shc cane
In TIC fsJnowcr, ard n crrtifcsic ~
mcrbesship rns rendered him ~ ne
president Of ne local spciety. eormer
aseociatc fu~tce Hcury p froun.
81 TIE Unrcd Sistcs Crurt. toas;mas.
Ter 81 ne sscrine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
MILTON MOCK UNDER
ARREST At DETROIT.

1
when he was suspended for another
act While Cashier J. A. Willett was
considering the matter of dismisslng
him entirely. employees of the bank
discovered that Mock was short in his
accounts. it is alleged. The bank Of
ficials made a very quiet invesiiga-
ifon Of the m1tter and notified the
bonding companies - the National
Surety Company and the Empire state
Bonding Company-and they sent ex-
ports here TO examine the young mans
wind of the matter and suddenly dis
appeared.
Marries Miss oser.
A few weeks pricr To that Zine.
Mock married Miss Oser In Jersey
City, y. j. The young woman was
visiting relatives in New York state
and Mock left here TO join her. the
marriage having been arranged be-
tween them beforehand. They re-
turned here as man and wife and the
brides family refused to see her or
communicate with her. 1t Is said.
After his disappearance nothing was
heard from Neck until early last Nc
vember Then The Daily Press re.
ceiv ID lengthy communication writ
ten by him TO explain how he had
lost the missing money. The com
munlcetIon was mailed in this city
brt at that time Mock was in Detroit
and |; sevidently had been sent &c
some relative or friend here who
mailed it TO this paper
Says He Mas Robbed.
In his communication. which covered
several typewriter pages. Mock said
that he had been held up and robbed
about o'clock In ihe afternoon near
]. Reyner's store. Washington avenue
and Twenty-fifth street. while Gu his
way &c the express Office with tho
money in satchel. He said that twc
men held him up and relieved him q
the money He reported il, ne
claimed. to Patrclman Robins. who
was- onlvea block or two sway ut the
tire. but did not make any report to
| the bank
| As a matter pf fact. the bank of
ciais say. Nock's- alleged pecuiations
extended ever period CT sbcu two
years. They were carefullr covered
| up by the auditor. who was generally
regarded as sn excellent bookkeeper
Mock probably viii be brought back
here within few weeks. AS he Is
1 charged with violating the United
Ststes laws no reGvisition VIII be nee
essay to mcye MIN from Detroit &C
| Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29
WILL GIVE CONCERT.
Prot. Jones. M. stheridse and hiss
Campbell at Hampton College s.

4 concert which Is expected 10
prove a rare musical treat will be
given in the assembly hall Of Ham,
,oa College Friday evening by Pro-.
William Jones. the musical direcfoi
Of the school. Miss Campbell aud
Mr.. Etheridge. of Norfolk. will assist
Prof Jones and program of much
merit viii be given. Miss Fitchett-
the principal Ct the college said yes
terday that music-Ioving folk and all
friends of the college are ihvited 10
attend the concert. for which there
will he no admission fee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29

and laws violated? An investigation,
followed by the punishment OF offend
ing property owners, would be held
AFTER a fire. Why not hold IL
BEFORE a fire occurs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-29

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Wv szS -
The MINNEAPOLIS baseball Cinb ~ TO
American Association today snnounc
- The purchase Of rifcher Rnbc We'd
dcil from S. louis Waddcli PLAYED
vita Newark this yc1r. buf vas -
t.Iruec 10 =. Louis a. the cnd q t..
season.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
LOCALS

Mr.. Jared Bull is at home from
College at Atlanta.
Read Easy Copy Holders at Enter
prise office
Mrs. T. S. Price spent yesterday
here from Douglas.
Blanks of all kinds at The Enter
prise Office.
Miss Willie Willis left otday for
her home at Elberton to spend
Xmas.
Stove wood cut $3.50 per cord.
G. w. GAFF.
Wood for E> ,erbody: Stove wood,
heater wood, the lest wood. Phone
4O2. roHL y NhukcH
For your Christmas Goods 60 to the
WOmanS Exchange
Mr.. H. M. Warren left today for
a short business trip to Shellman.
Mr. Charlie Lee Rogers is spend
inc the holidays with homefolks
from school at Dahlonega.
DIR. j. M. Adams is in Waycross
where he will be best man at the
marriage of his brother to one OF
Waycross' young ladies.
Miss Belle Farmer arrived tins
week from Warrenton and will be
the guest of her brother Mr.. +. n.
Farmer for some time.
Mrs. John Peacock and children
arrived yesterday from unadllla
and will spend several days with
her parents MIR. and Mrs. J. E.
Quattlebaum.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

Miss Jennie Washburn is spend
ing the holidays with relatives at
Tallahassee Fla.
Miss Dollie McLendon went to
Bluffton today where she will spend
her Christmas vacation
Col. c. B. Teal has returned from
an important business trip to Jack
sonville.
FOR SALE-A five room cottage,
with all conveniencies in excellent
neighborhood Apply to Mrs. c. E.
CraWley.
Miss Hazel Young, left this noon
for Columbus to spend Christmas
with her parents.
ROR RENT up stairs rooms
with water and light suitable for
light housekeeping 615 S. Lee.
j. w. SCARBOROUGH
Misses Nell Frazier and Blossom
Mercer are expected home this
evening from Bessie Tiff at Forsyth.
Engineer Herring and family will
leave Friday morning for Jackson
vile, Florida to spend the holidays
with the engineers mother.
The pupils of Prof Henry Stewards
music class will give a second recital
on Friday, December, % at the Ly-
ric at 400 p. m. Admission free.
FOR SALE-Farm, 10 acres, good
buildings and fences, 1000 straw
berries and other fruit. Close to
town. No agents
Mrs. Della Matthias.
r. F. D. 6.
just for curiosity prepare for your
family crate of our Crystal Spring
Ginger Ale or Pepsi-Cola to serve
with your Turkey Dinner Christmas
70 and so cents per crate Phone
623 PEPSI-CoLA BorTIINc Co.
Miss Fredonia Hale, of Athens, is
spending the holidays with her
brother Mr.. E. Grailey Hale on Mag
nolia
Cabbage plants, leading varieties
from Long Island seed. now ready.
phone 1854 S. M. Whitchard
STRAYED-A light cream c0lored
jersey COW in milk; strayed from my
home in First Ward Tuesday even
ing. Any information will be APP
preciated and rewarded.
j. A. PARROT
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
Wood for Everybody
Seaboard Air Line

Account Christmas Holidays, the
Seaboard Air Line will sell low
round trip tickets between all points
on December, is, 16 II, q, %, %,
"a, Is, 81 and Jan, 1st. Tickets
good returning until Jan. Sth.
For full information, rates, sche-
dulles, etc. call Gu Your nearest Sea-
board agent, or write,
R. H. SrANsELL, AGPA.
Savannah, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

City maps suitable for mailing
at the Enterprise office, Toe each
WANTED-At Hansen's brick
factory ten able bodied men.
Apply to F. J. Hansen,
Hansen, Ga. or Fitzgerald, Ga.
This is the prettiest Christmas
weather we ever saw and we have
seen a. no. half a hundred.
Miss Pauline Crawley and brother
Charles who have been quite sick
with La Grippe this week are both
convalescent and will be out today.
STRAYED OR STOLEN One
mouse colored mare mule, about
fifteen and a half hands high.
Branded with figure S on hip.
Notify W. 0. Minshew.
R. F. D. 1. Abba, Ga.
The fire wagon had a nice race
down Grant street about 2:30 this
afternoon to a patch of burning
grass in front of the Presbyterian
church,
There will be special Christmas
services at the United Brethren
curch Saturday evening at 73O.
j. L. LEIcHLITER, Pastor.
Miss Pauline Crawley and brother
who have been sick with gripp this
week are both convalescent and will
be out today.
Wood for Everybody
Stove wood, heater wood, the best
wood. Phone 402. FoHL & CHTRcH
Horse, Buggy And Harness For
Sale
A good buggy horse, new buggy
and harness, cheap if you call early.
Mrs CHARLIE BRUBAKER
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY
Perfumes ,25c to $500 a bottle
Holiday Stationery $3.50 to $3.50 box
Combs, Brushes and Mirrors.
Cut Glass $500 to $1,000 each, price
Brass Jardiniers $100 to $500
Post Card Albums and Scrap Books
Sewing Sets Csc to $3.50
Chatting Dishes, Nickel-Pated and Copper
Brass Vases and Mesh Bags
Copper Coffee .Percolators
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
Denmark Drug Company

Offers you the largest stock
Of high-grade Holiday Goods
in the city to choose from, the
lowest prices, the most con-
venient displays, the best store
service. Whatever you want
in Drugs, Stationery, Toilet
Articles and high-grade Per-
fumes, we carry, and you will
find it to your interest to trade
here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-24

Paul office. but the records Of for
mer years indicate that We will be ss
good to our visitors as any other city
in the world could be. and We certain
" viii do everything in our power to
make it pleasant. Naturally We viii
be on our best behavior with Chief
Moore in town"
Congressman Richard p Hobson OF
Alabama, who as lieutensnt Of the
navy. gained distinction By. sinking the
Merrimae in the entry Of Santiago har-
Dor to bottle I'D CerTera's fleet during
the Spanish-American war. win be one
of the delegates from Alabama. sena-
tor Bankhead win head the delegation
OF which Representative Hohson is a
member. Mr., Hobson is expected to
take part in the discussions and "con-
servation of the navy" is likely to be
the theme of his talk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-24
AGED WOMAN PAINFULLY
INJURED IN RUNAWAY

Ms Applegate. an aged woman OF
near Centralia. was painfully injured
in a runaway near Tim shanahan's
place. northwest Of town. She wa.
her way home in the mail hack that
carries the mail from hare 10 Gsss1.
tralia. They met DR.. Louis Bagby re-
turning from call to the country and
the team became frightened at the mo-
torcyele ridden by the doctor. and ran
away. The old lady attempted to jump
from the vehicle and fell. breaking
her arm and otherwise bruising her
severely. She was taken to the home
of Mr. Shanahan and medical aid sum
moned. AS soon as she is able to
travel she viii be taken to her home.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-24
DIXIE MINSTRELS WILL BE-
HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY

Confirming the enterprise of which
Messrs. Barton and Wiswell have been
renouned in all their productions, the
Down in Dixie" minstrels Of all star
comedians, dancers, singers and musi-
clans, who will be seen at the Audi
torium on August 81, will be found to
render nothing but the latest song hits
OF the season. Each number used by
this organization of colored lyric play
ers is duly copyrighted and their ex-
elusive use has been obtained for the
entire season for the Down in Dixie"
minstrels. All of John Fuckers mimi
table parodies. Campbell and Warfield,
songs and sketches, and the orches-
traled numbers used by the Gold Seal
Concert band can only be heard dur
ing the limited engagement of the
Down in Dixie" minstrels. Then there
is the Band" led by VITAL" the col
ored Creates, the band that parades
at noon and concertizes. before the
performances. This is the band that
makes all who listen to it move about
like the "MendeIshon Gag"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-24
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED
HISTORICAL PAMPHLET
Special to the chieftain.

Special to the Chieftain
Mexico City, Mex. Aug. 2S.-Fifty
thousand handsomely illustrated and
well arranged booklets explaining the
historical pageant to be held here Seq
tember 16. as a feature of the eenten-
nial of independence celebration. are
now being published by the national
celebration committee for distribution
among visitors, of whom hundreds,
perhaps thousands, will come from the
United States.
Half-tone illustrations of the various
characters to take part in the event
are included These are from photo
graphs of the hand-painted models
which were done for the committee
and from which the expensive and
gorgeous costumes TO BE- worn were
made. making the bookle. ne Of the
most valuable of historical complia-
tions.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-24
PRISONERS ||IsS00NNER||s WILL WILL TESTIFY IN IN
DUTTERINE Investigation
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, Aug. 24.-Five prisoners
fro mthe federal prison at 1T. Leayen-
worth, Kan. appeared in tnb office OF
the United States marshal here today,
to be used as witnesses in the investi-
cation of the federal grand jury that
is probing the se-called beef trust and
will make charges of fraud in connec-
ton with the manufacture and sale of
butterine. The witnesses are William
Broadwell and Samuel Diesbach, con-
victed butter "moonshiners, and three
others, recently convicted of the same
offense in Milwaukee. Two months ago
the butterine inquiry was begun but
the government failed to reach what
it was after, namely men higher up