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wAnrEp-MlscrltAnFous

Nssisa kSsiss 81 lcfs "a .1ss' 81
pin ana dlsselssr. 900 i-caudio poN o.
uNhf Eiahss ats Arcade Names
Hcenls hsEatives II racins sorth ~ass
Sal snd larger Jacobs r.-f niaG
Aheni " acres far ssfasn. oonte pisHt
r~e ssams fos ,hsis board BsAesh
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SPECIAL roricEA

Ss-~s~~~~>~~~>~~s~~~~
fat asle@fhs lodge fuFuituFs af Coz
iamhtS iaaHe Ne = A a. 81 W 10
slNdsnk piamp. leathnFed nffir~fs shatfa.
desks tables. chairs. dishrs. in fact.
everything Tor Furnishing . lodge reafn.
bargain for sufue unu Hes ~ y All
Hen. bFf~ufai ntdF Tel 1888
nKNMg NAY urMot.HT EHINn GO.
aisa fsfnitare packing aHa beat sngk a
tpestafsr All Nurk guaranteed
Fttre v a SIC 80 nsnny way
Esasiman q wiissr. sArpsntsrs and
IshteFsl shadow and dgcr screens a ape.
si.ltr Nsin TIVE Ind fisi
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THE MARKETS

fhe feft@wfnH rD~ average pftees
auat~d NJ shn iwTef wh~ts~atsfe t@s Al
pFvsws. assats aaa feed Frsf~e ta all
Fs@ss are snbI est te vsrtsfi1n. aeeaFffnx
70 fFwshn~~~ @ad Eem~sai ssseftcmr~s Eat
thsas pstees. Hhtss@ eshefWIse lnairatss5
are Zoe etstettY f1rst Hreaw9-
EaHa aaa Iaffera-aes1lAnx FVfra
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TurkeYa a. = inuns. ehteasR. ssr.
aurks eHa Fr~ss ate. au fFpshiY stiisa
and dressed iamh staw. l8br p~f -
tantb ehaps. tea Pef b. pot Fe@st. 3
hamburger ssaax. tae pafA sausage lke.
rth Fa4ata tkst ealsaen. "a Tor Ekrl
sole I ies POE tte4 ssnegta. . poue3a toe
sac. hsaKlns b. p~f 10
FFreh sEsa tte tet Rfraan etsa
teet tarai A4Ns. 38ss f1sataM waHs 1&x
tgrrsn Gaks akas zee a dass
NassF ~ ~ ~. - neaftad Ha~siiasl
ntnUmetla. E9e EeF eaAe hefsa ~
fs4asehea lee. tfesh less batfsss 30. -
lbs fae o.. Nashtnatpn rs~ansfFs t#s
~ 10 81 lbs faf itFi astss cheese,
sse per % ffsubafNer. Ese pee ID Nssf-
shassl hrlek cheese, lee a@rhs - 7 ~
tars gs~snsAn hFeAnfsa ehassss IL ssfh
tApaa htaek h~Ans ! its sut ttcs fEtle@
i4sana ! ihs faf 1851 sssT ba&ns. 10
fsF g4rs eHt rhf keNns s. reT - a~tes
made ksusInY lee per 10 sppls cider. 80
80 81 apaie sfasf rineeas. Sc pr a.
caaaasA Ksag@s, SAe pss hAsAsts t@nsy
srrtss les : aat al Ainas q fAnfF ap-
plas atkE E@F ha&l baaaase tSr ~
tas TsHtfaa pafatwes 81 3 80 $50
tafnsfesa 1sr = tus lef@f HheHs3 e
s~asa fsc fef ~ EnsiisA wAi@s's' is0
80 ~
Mmrart etsssd al a4y Thasssay! sgsn
- 81 - b. "Wednesday nishi
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roa sALt-puanlrUae
cHATTEL LOANS

N~IoSnG0f5 H6RcE0 fT0frf
on REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS. LIVE STOCK OR ANY GOOD
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. MAIN
tft7 ISu ASS
OSCAR y JENREy a CO. IKE.
iit northern Bank Bifg tth and PIKE
Loans on fnrnffur@. horses etc Will
lam Roach rofsfn III Ne1 York nidK
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ThahNs4istAs aAy 9a@tatieas 90 t@Fasfs
~mfs aAfnrstssA ~ ~ 70 - e2ata thts
sssafaiaa. thea a9t ~ ~ eamsa TIE ssst
fa9 "a - Ae@iaY wae aapn&hs4& ta - ~
ts ~ rsats Foant
Nfas piaFs pabafr faafkef Sta - CREE
pHfH ~ e'N8ask WeaiaNsaAF nAeht ass
CLOSED afi aaY TNafst&Y
gswsN allied esaes@. - - EA Fehfs q
pssstsa. dusha - ta - rsnts a pgNn3 +.
isssb ehaea } fsassnda IS fnats. han4s "a
rasss q pauna Easfsfn uvassfa - - ~
1@nts q plat. ssms eeimts ana psYmplas
IS cents QsaFt. epenef rssHns = eentf
a a0Asss l,saaaaass GRATIS. . for 70 rsnts,
NssfkaHaF caunza ngstefNs 20 rentt rAh
Sa8si osanEsa - fenfn = 8pESns ef@n.
ssFfsna. liquid anaFt fsssNSufsf ieF -
e@afs sAsinE aprfgs Is crats fossn .
etf8sns s taarfe ne esuts. riueApYses- ~
reuts esrhs fga - censh = pound Ftnfs
Ifs grape frufs. Ter IS cents. caailflewef,
Z suf Is sanhsa tamsatus& faande ~
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rApMe Anu AcprAop.

|
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
cn10Rf.S itASGl~ ron fiS6'
go DOWN. 81 PER MONTH
FIFTY MINUTES FROM
Second and Madison An acre j. plenty
II room in which 20 fslsr i.o0o chick
ems fhlH viii support you in real com
fort Without worry by excessive Wpfk
This acre IL rich soil, we'll located.
close 20 schools. churches stores. str
Excellent transportation fake Madi
son car ana Kirkland ferry of Anders
BURKE a. FARRAR. INC,
on WHAT al Kirkland
200 ACRES
Heiinquizhnent. North YAKIMA. under
high line dlteh in valley. rich soil. no
rock of aihaii can raise anything On
u nov, fine spriuF snap. $500
T. Y. DIXON A. co,
Main io--zis Marion ST. iud. 80.
RICH ALDER bottom.
B acres. tsTs 80 cash 80 per month.
running eatet. eleHa 90 go0d iiltie town
cLIFFORD 4 VAN ARsDALE.
1915 THIRD Az
rive acres. Eood soil. near seattle. for
$3.50, SIC dnNn. ~ monthly lfefheff
Upper aoi Irsfy bidr
riiE OPPORTUNITY may not eoms 20
you again ~ HNNi NfrfNfH" W So ~
start ana ncauire inaspendenef -
ehsapiy "a ia now bsins offered 30
crook and Lake counties. Central bfor
son The DeschntsH valley ia hrlha
strung aifn steel b The 1914 nnd HaF.
ffnau railroad sFeiaWM AZ the ruai ~
millions ~ dollars All Oh account OF
the agricultural and fruit ErawinH pcs I.
abilities uf that section. THOUSANDS -
people are fpIiuainE their lead ana Ne
benehutrn valley 10 witnessing the
sfsatess inflns % population and . .,,i
| ttai IN the History af the atafr Thf
| Goddard Estate lands are IN the most
| hfEhtF favored portion - Lake ana
| crook counties being IN close prosinitY
| 90 aud tTaveFara - Else railroad apf
VrYs There ate 50 tracts. nagftKntiuf
| fQ.pqa sores. available nos a. " 81 e.
- per acre They are being anid ~
order Of tbs administrator, seattle
headquarters u the selling agency ~
the efftres 0f Kay mckay t0i So5 LIB
cffy building. Third Az. ana Union 81
where guu cau see photographs nhh
personal rspnftE 90 thssn lahla
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tasso

Completely furnished fivo-room cottage.
all improvements except paving Ia.
only abNa cash.
BUnWEtL a MORFORp.
zoe Colmnu BIDS.
Main i0a Ind. a 1905
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ACRE TRACTS
NORTH OF CITY
1900 TO $3.50.
$40 CASH. 80 MONTHLY.

We have a side range faF gau % choose
freui. some rinss 70 city limits. and
sHmn further ouf some close 80 the
tntefufbau. and n0fne NHt % piakr, bh3
wherever they are located You al
ftuA the prices At least m los. aHd
Ecwsfaily Lesser. than aHF other tracts
ih th~ir vicfnliy n Niil be pleasure
% slew them 20 Yau VI Feu are Inter
esssd We can 50 out ~ any time
WEST & WHEELER,
ace Cuinhn Biuck
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR NEW
FIVE

DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR NEW
FIVE
Acre frs~ts hsfwven SEATTLE and ia
COMA. Large tract 4us' opened. Prob.
shif neFsf again viii Yau have q chance
60 b9g Ia Weatsfn &ashinEtan nach
GOOD LAND. - vel located, bes
two WIDE AWAKE. HfsrifNu
CITIES. fes iattEe money Deep rich
soil. easily sfsarea. nicetF located. close
So nsw hcENtc BOULEVARD and
SHORT ttNE fNTEnuBHAN Price.
fT@a fseY tract Eash tract Nni have
nfes Ffea - Npand kna fununtalns.
Ia year at fsn. she's These roaas are
rem piated Ama 4hwHa tracts are wpfth
fNf9e tiEass fhis pflos. fu0 uui aar.
-Oh. shv ataat Ir~ Better 90 sut
res sad ieas shafa arrr Colas 20 The
sffies ana srs rlat ans set fail par
tsc0lsfa
ROBERT MALTHY,
isit Alaska BUILDING
we can inaats iva 81 an exceptionally
xaod huurateal nF aesFrR claiFa fn 0Ha
- the beet frait sections ~ Eastern
Washington Tbts in an unsurfsA rsed
apFaFipnitr fas making a home and
keCaauiuE indetsfud In the best or
raHfd Ahd intensified farming district
. - tie Northwest call 10 Rea orchard
sisws and get particulars
TtE FknKtNs LAND COMPANY.
tiii THIRD Az MAIN tss
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waassa 4 s6sa hoassss~pes. bs,~ssa
- ash -. seef home. No ififisr Al
r Wanted oifl ~ s@li huitas ana es9s
a tgar san IS. riss piAcs fnsrkst
auFsgaa. 81 s. aaY Masn ss*s
SITUATION wAsTEo-fEmALE
TeSs - Z - 90 :. J. O. : sssTsf
- iFspFwrsf 20 nnlsh 40 evasss rhoee
-e -
= slis4n -aala lIas sisastisa - rsss =
ha.iseAs@psr Zoe sentisfaaa Feeen ned
: f6asa ~4nls ds5 ss RsaT wsTs
4 bees MAlu asa
fsssaseds ~ as experiences warasn. aay
ssFk s.hsns a fttt evenings
msnfsa s-ssigs % cell suissr aaa srss
AKf'z sssii ;. fiAs piass msfks'
HELP wAsrED-mALE.
s~-~.@-~~~-~s~y~~~s~~
nAHBEn WORK rRKR
as Da,sss ssessl - 10 Taisa Az.
Thiss Az ans ceisssssa :, shsss. 81
siss wefs free chafss IA feF ma
NATIONAL nARnER COLLEGE.
Two Hrheois
ffa Third A.. "a washington ~
We teach the hafhaf tfA1a eenEiefe
CosFss Ittea. WAGES pai5 whiis
tearusan
WANTED AEn Aad sesusH - isaFn ths
hsftsf tFa3s Cows ufmte course. tse
WAGES PAID you WHILE LEARN.
no Diplomas Eiten- Largest schpoi
n fhs West
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
- Washiuaten 81 Seattle Main atat
Wanfaa=A party 20 taka furniture 81
eaftaae. auifahiz for huuksA rarsnT Or
hashinH. walhiuE distance. cheap o. %
meath. fhens y fiia. J Adssfa. seif
Alslh av.
wantsa-A delivery boy, houfs a M
@ , IN The Puritan rhafmaeys tTtf
Itth Az ~ 81
Mea.s as biaes faiacusts Hifts ira
CSC Room rel. Traders nids. aats
Tnift
CRAWFORD fLnnH CO. 81 alsi.
Flaer suffacinW ega refinsshins asne.
Wei Taxa iat contract aff ypsr hkuds
anFWhsfa ia sullivan Hlk
second hand eiashins bauaht and said
1871 Fiks st Maia tssa. lad :. 1ssp
"a Pref s'svsa. ssw ssshga Teach.
<t&A ina uaneinE guaranteed IN I pft-
AHH vsts lessons Days. swsnlnEn Trial
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nnAnn Avn Room

Neese~ee~~ee.e-e,<,ss eses~s~ee.eNes0-~cses
Desirable pHopis wiii find pleasant
home with sxesllsnt hoard 81 az Jshn %
hoam aud board fef two men, heated
1914 HAST Jefferson
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clrY a.. rfTArE-


ACT QUICK and set in on tho Goddard
Estate lands fu crook aud Lake Gumna
ties, Central oregon IAN and Harri-
man are building railroads through
these counties. thousands of people aud
millions OF dollars arc following the
lead % those two great factors In
the traffic world Their Judgment Is
REGARDED a. safe. and this part OF
the country looks good 20 them as a
NnmisinE place FOR the expenditure Of
IN zee. 900 In railroad construction since
The first 81 tho year 1910. The Cod
dard lands are an In close proximity
10 tho railroad surveys. many Of them
being travvrsed by the rirht-of-wnF.
They are being sold by order OF tho adj
mlniHirHtar. and can be he'd for 80 Go Co
tt 90 per acre You can see photographs
% end ana products, fun reports and
perENnal letters from this section Of
oregon AZ the office ~ Kay Mckay, the
Seattle headquarters Of the selling
agency. s0t 400 Liberty building. Third
Avenue and Union street
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rUnERAL DIRECTORS.

Z sss5s' ~ - 5 =
f,srs1tass ard Licensed Efnhslfssrs ttff
ist app Nssfs ihsetFe y psapss -
Heansy wss.an Co. FsasrAi piFsetors
Thife AZ ana University heth phpnas ~
LEGAL NOTICE.
= =. g1,-T - - n :
aafshfp knuRn az Central sheet Nstai
NasEs dafns hastnaas AZ Ne. ~ West
afn ag Seattle. composed " Neerge y
uarfrrr james Oliver and Miks silver
has ghls GAY been dissolved ~ mutual
consent said James oliver uithdTAN tnH
from the firu1. ard the business - BE
continued Mndsr tbs sans nAiue ~ b@Ffs
nsr ana afiYsf. at tha same place. ard
shsy % roii1es All bills aud accounts. and
10 assun4s al debts and Liabilities
Dated Sgssmbrr :. 1919
GEO = nuEFNEn.
JAMES OLIVER
MIKE SILVER
Mifuesss
fWtFft ~ rFrT wnnfys9
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nCLp wAnruo-FGMALe

WAN wfs-ss~sFsi yseus wensn wtth %
NlfhH4t eapsfisHcss - tstsph9ns ap@f.
sters Apsgy ikfp ifth Az sF fist
rhifd q. Tha Pacific T~lsphons q
TsisEraph cssagany
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auslnEsn cAAncEA.

~'i Sf6sf s6SS. fISs> iSsS ilsS cSsi ss6S1
tunity. 400 Phone North i2tT
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Ios1 AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
'--,r-- = =, :, ~
rheck ard nseney. Finder keep mgnsy.
Psspis.s nsnk nias Prss -
a iadYs xoid TILED watch. sta fob.
between win and DennT way and firsi
and Bell; reward = 1fse
t.9st--s.ts az. Saturday. Nov if W
q a car, nugget chain In hruWn purse
rswsra carrier 10. 20
fosp-one Gordon pettst fumais. brown
legs BLACK body Return ana receive 70
POUND Hnsiish huli female. ufiudis
and black. with large collar Phone
Lost November ~. 81 BERNARD dos
Phone q a sist
PERSONALS.
f50Hf m I0SES6Mf, ~
Tntsrstats Introducing society fof r..
spacisbis people only reliable marriaEs
agency. hany usaithY fnsmhors REF.
srsness given and demandsd Psrseoesi
m Sundays 20 p. m. October paper
looms n ana -. seattle
STYLISH MAKGoVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. cleaned ana re-
Alteration Dept New and old sRr-
meats aat Arcade.
MILLINERY.
JUST OPENED. Is SAMPLE HAT SHOP
fiiKh priced trimmed pattern hats Tor
Is CAN and be convinced. Remodel
hats, see isii second room ais.
LADIES' HEMODELiNH pARLOH
New garments made and old remod-
ntoh Prices reasonable. atastH Arcade
building city Phone Ind = asif
1891 curious thinss listed christmas
presents Mice booklet sent free. > ~
standley. We olds Curiosity shop Col
man DOCK. seattle.
Yer accurate piano work. and issaona
in pencil. cfayon, pen etnhing and water
coiorH. call Apartment fq7 Waldorf
Lessons soc.
Corns Try FrpRnerH Corn Plaster, irs
good. Sand Ice Tor samples q. ~ Frog
uHrt t9ib Nenesace ST. s~nftie Wash.
GOOD card readinKs zoe. Hotel vslde-
mar. ttfsa Third av, room TO- Hours
"a 10 9. except sundays Ind aais
F0r Sale Woolcn samples fpr auiii
patches cheap Call sag Lumber ES-
change wednesday
Wanted Homes Tor two black cats
Address b7fG n Terrace, Green Lake
phone North 1899
W - Mallory grows hair ana cures
dandruff ~ columbia g.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. WANTED ala ua supply
the demand fer choice nursery stock
outfif free. cash weekly Address CAPT.
tai CITY NURSERY COMPANY Salem.
oregon
BUSINESS CHANCES.
hSfbsf snoG. fine IScafiSn' r6Sd opn1f,
tunlty tt0o. Phone North istf
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ROBERT MALTBY,
GOVERNMENT
EI0MESTEADS

We v s@NsA#NAs3H
EI0MESTEADS
IN EASTERN OREGON
oniy a few DAYS Fsr. for chance at
room $50 Arcade BidE ~ 3 wafsqn.
Locatsr
GOVERNMENT LANDS FREE.
We can tscair you pn uics farm lands on
tha sound slsu EASTERN WASHING
TON and uMFNDN,
FORREST LAND CO.
tei Second =, Hoom st1
ACREAGE. NORTH
fe acres betws.n the car line and the
sound. Sound yirW. Eood soil Price
ttsf per acre 70 acFss. price siaa.
Young hrnberE. phoue ballard sla
For Saloons arrs % forty ACRES. VITA
fire view % Lake Warrington. AZ Ken.
more. north end 81 lake AZ reasonable
price, ~ owner Terms 60 suit Address
letter AIN, Tire star
For sale nY oWncr half mile from
lake WashiuFtou, close 20 Kirkland. five
acres 81 good coil. Ideal place Tor fruit
and berries or chicken ranch. Price
The star
81 acres. as cleared. rich soil bottom
land. small orchard. good nuthutidfnEa.
miio from station. ideal home tg.boa
owner. loom ~, vancouver Hotel. CITY
Improved io-Rcfe ranch al 4 barKain
~ owner q. a. Woaas. Edmonds wash
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
s~s~~~r@f>rsrsre~~f~ree~e~
stg acre dairy farm viih ruaning stream
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
FURflIsttUD HOU3Es

room cottage parity Furnished. lt
minutes ride. IA Baker ear Phone
"A fhfs Rent fff
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LIVESTOCK

hse buys ehoics ~ two fhoronF 4 brsd
Jersey cows. 9ust fresh. very handsome.
giving large flow 81 high grade milk.
gentle fer women Or children; people
moving hwaT the only reason for settling
Can be seen ~ ses t1nd corner Of Aur0-
ia Take Green Lake car to Mountain
View Phous Green 1as
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NyS~~~~e40~s~eo-ee~e e~N~~~@-eN~oso-@eN
AGENTS WANrHD-Te aid us supply
the demand far choice nursery stock
outfit free. cash weekly. Address ca ri.
tai CITY NURSERY COMPANY. salem
oregon
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only a fe~ DAYS fefs for chance at
thssr valuable siaius fef particulars
room $50 Arcade biaK ~ NafFQn.
Locataf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-30
BALLINGER in
OWN DEFENSE
Calls Part Of Claws Test
imOny
"WILFUL, DELIBERATE LIE
No Land Interests-He Would Clear
list the Cunningham Coal Claims
Again on the Same Evil
dence.
"WILFUL, DELIBERATE LIE"

Washington, April 30. Taking the
stand IA his own defense, Secretary Bal.
linger yesterday asserted under oath and
vehemently to the BalHnger Pinohot in
vestigating committee that he would
take the same action that he did as
commissioner 81 the land office IN order
ing the Cunningham Alaskan coal claims
clear listed" provided he had the same
record before him,
TITS a willful, deliberate liel" be
snapped, when Mr.. Nartrees asked as to
the truth of CLAWS statement to the
committee that he had discussed the Gun.
ningham claims with Ballinger IN Deeem-
Der, 1907, He spoke with assurance and
related several instances ID which former
President Roosevelt had indicated conf.
dence In him.
Mr.. Ballinger was still on the subject
Of Alaskan coal claims when tho midday
recess was taken. The examination now
passes from the CLAWS charges to Ball
fingers differences with Forester Pinch0t
over the restoration 10 entry hy him 81
water power sites and his attitude
toward conservation in general.
A social event would hardly have AZ
tracted larger proportion Of women
than attended the hearing yesterday
Mrs Ballineer was there. accompanied
By Mrs Wickersham, wife of the attor
ney general; Mrs. ninehot, mother
Of the former forester, and Mrs Justice
Lurton, also were there. Not more than
enc hundred spectators can obtain "a
mission, and every scat was occupied
with many outside clamoring to get in.
Before Mr. Ballinger was sworn. Mr.
Brandeis attorney for CLAWS. stated that
he would like TO again cali the commit.
tees attention 90 his request for papers
and memoranda bearing "a the attorney
generals summary of The CLAWS charges.
He said Re would like to renew bis RS
quest IN modified form as be needed The
papers in the eross-examinatiou % Mr.
Balinger After considerable discussion.
the committee decided 70 grant the oppo
sition counsel a hearing on tile request
this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-30
DOCTOR QUITS IN
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CASE
Physician Forbidden to Prescribe for
Child III With Scarlet Fever, ana
@Win Not BE d sheld.r

Stamford c. April 30. Henry P.
esIb, the physician who vas called on
Tuesday by T. P. Jordan, father Of
Elsie Jordan, to diagnose Ter illness.
and who made subsequent visit
Wednesday, withdrew Thursday from
the case because the child parents re-.
fused 70 Jet him prescribe for her
TMr Jordan called on me. said Dr.
Geib and asked me to visit the airi
again. I informed him that I would be
very glad to make the visit and take
the case, provided I was allowed 10
prescribe and was given sole charge.
This Mr.. Jordan was unwilling to con-
sent 70, SO / withdrew.
~ could not 1 informed him, allow
myself to be used az a shield behind
which to carry on Christian Science
treatment. don't think any self.re.
speeding physician would take the ease
on the conditions insisted upon By the
parents
No action win re taken 10 trv to
force medical attendance upon the child.
because the Connecticut law viii not
allow IT, All Health Officer Crane can
do ia to enforce quarantine of the
house and to see that disinfectants are
used and he Is doing No.
The Jordaus are paying strict atten-
tion to the laws and ordinances cover
ing contagious diseases. and they are
giving their daughter every care and at.
tention that could be given by firm bes
levers il Christian Science. as they did
their son, who died 81 scarlet fever ri.
Gently while ndner Christian Science
treatment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-30
He SENT PRUSSIc ACID

Vienna, April CO.,. Tha mystery Of the
origin 81 the wholesale poisoning plot
directed against recently promoted Off
GERS Of The Austrian army has been
cleared away by The confession Of Lien.
tenant Adolf Hofriehter. The lieutenant
was arrested On November q charged
with poisoning and yesterday he admit
ted hat be had sent capsules containing
prussie acid 70 ten members Of the gem
ral stat with the object Of poisoning
Them The capsules were accompanied
with a circular recommending their use
for III health Captain Nader, one Of
the officers addressed. took the prepare.
tion and died almost Immediately Hof-
FIGHTERS wife is suspected Of completely
"a the conspiracy and is undergoing an
examination by the magistrate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-30
Mortified Thoroughly Out
played Yesterday
ONLY 5 INNINGS PLAYED
geere at the End Of That Time Was
"A to 3, and the Visitors Had to
Leave to Catch Train for
Home.

The Northaeld high school baseball
team made a poor showing against God
dard On the seminary diamond yesterday
afternoon and after struggling for five
innings the game was called of to allow
them to catch the train for home The
score then stood IA 10 ii Goddard 5
favor. Sylvester, the young southpaw
Of The NOrthfeld team. who pitched most
Of the game against spaulding the day
before, was not equal to the double work
and in the first inning he was touched up
for three hits which, together with rag
god fielding. gave Goddard six runs The
whole team, IL fact, did not show up
as they did the day before and were
glad to call tie game Of at the end Of the
first half Of The fifth inning.
Medbury pitched his initial game for
the seminary and had no difficulty in
handling the visiting batters. except in
the fourth inning, when he allowed three
hits out Of the four that they made in
all and scored tgifee runs The secret:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-30
VALUATION or ALL RAILROADS.
Statement Called for in an Amendment
to the Railroad Bin.


Washington, april 80. Physical valua-
ton Of all railroads in the United States
Is called for IN an amendment 10 ths
administration bin adopted by the House
yesterday The amendment was offered
BY Mr. Madden Of Illinois, and was
adopted BY the House yesterday by $50
TO o. In favor Of this amendment,
the Democrats voted Is unit, while the
Republican insurgents aud many others
of the majority Joined them Repre-.
sentative Mann Of Illinois, in charge
81 the bill, pleaded with the regulars
to defeat the amendment, but without
avail
The significance Of the vote BY which
the Madden amendment was adopted lies
IN the fact that It was supported bY
many Of the regular Republicans. Nj.
Madden is a close friend of Speaker Can.
non and one Of his active workers on
the floor. Other regulars who voted
for the amendment were CrumpaclSer Of
Indiana, Mckinney Of Illinois. Anthony.
OF Kansas, and a number Of others who
have been standing with Chairman Mann
in fighting of insnrgent amendments
As originally drawn, the Madden
amendment called for the physical valua-
ton Of all common carriers When Mr.
Madden's attention was called to the
fact chat action by the House Thursday
designated telephone and telegraph com
panies ais common carriers and placed
them under the jurisdiction of the inter
state commerce commission, he modified
his amendment SO as to exclude these
companies from the valuation.
In view Of the overwhelming vote BY
which The amendment went into the bin
ia committee of the whole. It "a regarded
as certain that it viii remain in the bill
as reported to the House and sent to
Aha SanalA