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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
&Landf for Sale

have decided TO sell my town lots
and for the next 30 days will make
prices that shall move them.
Lots, /, 2, 3, 4, 3, = and II, Block !,
College Addition.
Lots 10 and 20, Blk. 10, Rudolph Ad'
dition.
Lots Is and II, Blk, -, Rudolph Adj
dition.
Lots | and 4, Block II, Hills Addi-
ton.
Lot s, Block ), Highland Addition.
Lots ,, g., and g, Block 8, Highland
Addition.
Lot 4, Block Is. Fitz & Bend Adj
dition.
All of Block II. Fitz & Bend Adj
dition.
All of Block I9, Fitz & Bend Ad-
dition.
All of Block 10, Fitz & Bend Ad-
dition.
N half Of Block %, Fitz < Bend Ad-
dition.
Also a fraction containing lJ4 acres
midway between Canton 81 Harrisburg
at $47 80 per acre.
Tuos. TuoRSON, Canton, 5. y
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
Rapid Advance Of Progressive Re-
Puhlicans-

The Washington Correspondent ot
the Saint Paul Pioneer Press saws;
1.-The progressive or insurgent advance
in the late primary elections of the
republicans, has brought about the
defeat or voluntary retirement Of
twenty two republican members of
the House of Representatives, who
were conspicuous as standpatters, the
defeat of two regular United States
Senators, and the voluntary retire
ment of six others; together, with the
nomination of progressive governors
in three states, and the elimination
of Joseph G. Cannon as a serious can-
didate for Speaker of the next House
Of Representatives in congress-" In
six states where they were put to the
real test of strength--KansaS, Wis
consin, New Hampshire, Iowa, Cali
foria and Washington-they have won
overwhelming victories.
The Literary Digest remarks:
"While insurgency is v%ariously de-
fined by its friends and enemies,
there seems to be general agreement
among the insurgents themselves
that the purpose of their movement
is to wrest the control Of politics from
the special interests and give it back
to the people.
Victor Murdoch, one Of the inSur-
gent leaders, lays special stress on the
| nnnI If fnl-i1fr frnro fhn Sv>n bne No.,
appointment Of committees. Other
leaders Of the movement lay stress on
the receptions which they believe
were practiced upon the public in the
framing of the Payne tariff law
Another observing journal OF New
York says: "a few years hence we
shall find ourselves wondering why
the attitude of the progressive sec
ton Of the Republican party excited
such intense bitterness; it's aim is tt
take the hand Of privilege out Of the
public pocket, and on that issue our
whole natural life is insurgent."
A Beverly dispatch to the New
York American Qnd.) represents
L It's. dlC dS uO" Oc1uR COuuucIlu VI
Republican victories in the strongly
insurgent states in the west; but I'M
easy about the result in the eastern
states, "where discomfort exists, with
out effective organized leadership in
the Republican ranks" "According
to this dispatch, President Taft ex-
poets the insurgents to hold the west
and give a small republican majority
in the house, says the Literary hi
gest.
Meanwhile the treasurer of the Ma
tional Republican Committee, is re-
ported as having decided to support
the democratic candidate for govern
or of New York, lining up there,
with the privileged interests in their
fight against Roosevelt and reform.
Our political hope now lies in the in
surgent wing of the republican party
as against the standpatterS and dem
! ocrats who are being supported by
| the privileged class.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

The cement walls OF JcffKnowlton's
gas engine factory are up far enough
to give one an idea of the size Of the
structu re, and the outline indicates
a fine modern building. Canton
ought to be one of the best points in
the northwest for such a plant and
the LEADER believes that Mr.. Knowl-
ton will have to enlarge in afew years
for the gas engine is In great demand
and it's use on the farm has become a
necessity and a great help to the far
mer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
The new chef at the Rudolph Is

The new chef at the Rudolph Is
giving the patrons of our splendid
line. He is a fine cook and the guests
of the house are mighty well pleased
with his work. Col. McDermott aims
to give his guests the best Of every
thing and the travelling public say
there Is no better house in the state,
There is nothing that gives a town a
better reputation than a first class
hotel and that's what the Rudolph is.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

Lybarger's 10 cent coal-hods went
like hot-cakes on a cold morning.
The candidates for office ought to
take a whirl around the county and
urge their friends TO come out to the
polls November 8.
DR.. Mold is clearing away surplus
tables In his drug store and getting
in shape for the greatest stock of hol-
iday goods ever opened in Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
FURNITURE SALE.

will sell at Public Auction, Satur-
day, Oct. %, at , p. M, on the street
in Canton, a lot of furniture, consist
ing of two iron bedSteads, springs and
mattresses complete. One new heat
ing stove, one range nearly new, one
sos Radiant Home heater, one Singer
sewing machine, six dining room
chairs. three nice rocking chairs, one
couch, one 9Xl2 rug, lace curtains,
lamps, dishes, and kitchen furniture.
and some canned fruit. One set Of good
driving harness and other things.
10 LEE STEVENSON, AuctiOneer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

Good results always follow the use
Of Foley's Kidney Pills. They contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the kidneys
and bladder, and to cure backache.
SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
Timothy and Glover tor Sale.

Eight IONS of timothy and clover
hay. Located four miles north of
Canton. Inquire of
1919. ED. L. WENDT, Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

Lewis and Sons library is very pop
ular with the reading public.
The Ellingson garage is completed
and is doing business.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

- AAAO III ''seA' ~ WIZ
stato of South Dakota, begun and held at
Pierre, the Capital on the 9Th day of January,
leo0. proposed the following Amendment to the
Contribution Of he state. w; 4n,,o, : ,,ss
stsss OF south Dakota be amended so as to
ARTICLE XII.
section /. The Legislature shall provide for
IN annual TAX, sum Client to defray the estimRt-
g ordinary expenses Of the state for each year
not 70 exceed In any one. year two mills on
Ssxable property In the state, 70 be ascertained
b. ths last assessment made for state and
AZ Whenever it shsll appear that such ordi-
nary expenses shall exceed the income OF the
stess for such year. the legislature shall pro-
ysar saflcient with other sources of iucome to
pay the dsactency together with the stimate
expcnsss q the year 10 Witch such levy IS
Dsblio debt. the Legislature, shall provide for
6vyi.g : tsx annually. sufhcient TO pay the an
vishin ten years from the lanal passage Of the
Aw crcsting the debt. Provided. that the an
ss:a e. f 81 n, ne pDp sSi%eaa eot 2, ss ssH n aose axssea ai n
oay one year two mills on each dollar Of the as.
sosssd vsluaslon OF allts1able property in the
: So. ,o 8. . ssss1 sna seun q p 1as ,ass assessment
property and shall be levied and collected for
3sos Of tsxstion shall be 50 fixed in money that
every person and corporation shall pay o tax
- UEVDOItDO0 W II MUG VI ulht uOI VI VI
Droperty. Franchises and licenses to do bust.
soss IL the state, gross earnings ana net in
f Soas Ia sas ~ - po S0ssi 70 ssa o 70 son.ns p oDspern,
o6all not b surrendered or suspended by any
ooaSraot Or grant to which the state shall be a
n crporst propeTty. IS near as may be-, by
=: ga ;. nisa1 81 . = ere 81 pih nSisisaa io pro apssss.
8ecMonS. The legislature shall provide for
saxias ~ moneys. credits, Investments in
1iss: ~ sisc Tor ttsxine The notes ana bilis
6ioscuntsd Of purchased. moneys loaned. and
sssiDEoa. q iii banks and Of bankers so that
~ pToposty employed In banking shall always
~ sss5eet . { t..stion equal 70 that imposed
! 0ooStoaI. The legislature may classify in.
aeMtsHoe, devises, legacies and requests and
ssss tlsrsoi, and nay provide Tor . graduated
Sess = sSs sarvivina husband or vile,
noYl0o.
oeetloa The legislature shall classify in
eo0ee - ro0pect TO tho recipients thereof. and
}Ssseos VIZ sucs cxsmptions Is + may pre-
s,ssss =. p,on.r,v J, ,ne United states
s65sss. 6otS rsai sad personal, shall be ex.
~. 4 Nv SssG Iee.,sl..ure shall. by general
-, o1onpS from taxation property used ex-
ssssiss. ior school, religious, cemetery and
eAextteole purDoses. Including church parson.
egSs eso noaaes 81 me presidents o, Sna a,n
eeneees; ne Rersona. property 70 any a NO ,nr
60 Individual liable 70 taxation:
=. Section g All laws exempting property
500, shsii = void. y
osesioa 2 No tax shall be leyiea except 10
cs. nS,.ss q e a. + .n ..w mich "a s %s,oS S's sSe TX s onls
81. = spilled, 80. ,.v,., -. .o,,s.,e,
eecsson a0:rAa s snan Ne .ev nes, i aaa ,na 9 ssasa
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
C, w. MARSTON

Has for rent 200 acres of COrn-StOck
pasture. Plenty of shelter and water.
Possession Dec. lst. He also has 9
Registered Short Horn Yearlings for
sale. lift.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
Lost $40 Bill.

Lost a ten dollar bill somewhere be-
tween the Farmers State bank and
Augustana College on Tuesday
August 81. Finder will please leave
at LEADER Office and receive reward.
1919
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

For sale, an excellent quart err, i'm
proved, north of Canton. MOrtgaged
for $4,000, 5 per cent. Write at once
r. A. Silvius owner, Sioux Falls, S. d.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

There n no buster man In town
then Mr.. Tossini. His aim is to please
his customers and he succeeds as his
rapidly growing trade indicates.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

Mrs. Fred Cole of Minneapolis is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. N. j. House, and her
daughter, Mrs. Harland Williams.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
Want and for Sale

For Sale-Good base-burner stove
at half price, also large couch, very
heap. Enquire at Cong'l Parsonage e.
l5tf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
House for Rent.

The Glendinning House on East
Third street, nea the college. is for
rent, possession about November 10.
Apply to Dean & HelgerSon. lStf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
A Reliable Medicine--NOt IL
Narcotic.

Get the genuine FOley's Honey and
Tar in the yellow package. 1t is safe
and effective. Contains no opiates.
Refuse substitutes.
SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
For More Than Three Decades

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs, colds
and ailments Of the throat. chest and
lungs. Contains no opiates.
SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28

The baseball fans will have a rest
for several months.
Hon. W. w. Soule is making a live
ly campaign for congress, from the
standpoint Of al independent demo-
crat.
1t costs considerable to publish the
referendum laws and constit utional
amendments and the voter who ne
elects t o read them, neglects d plain
duty. You will find them in full in
the LEADER. Read them over at
your lei sure and you will be prepared
to vote right. Don't stop to read
them over in the booth for you won't
have time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
DurOcS for Sale.

We have for sale some choice male
Duroc Jersey hogs, weighing from $50
to l75lbs. This is pedigreed stock,
besides being healthy and thrifty in
%dividuals. To be seen at Cooper's
farm 4 miles west of Canton.
n. N. Cooper and Fl. M. Mills. 1921
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
Room tor Reut--Heated and ligh

7U. inquire OF
MRS. CHAS. B~UCHEISTER. lStf.
For Hent-A good nine room hou Sc
II. A. WILKINSON. lStf.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
Aue, Nov. d.
Proposed Amsndmsnt to the Constitution
Of the State Of South Dakota.

To the people Of the State of South Dakota;
TIL Eleventh Legislative Assembly OF the
stato of South Dakota, begun and held at
Ptesro, the Capital on the 9Th day OF January,
1909, and concluded on the fifth day OF March,
looo. proposed the following Amendment TO the
Constitution OF the state, viz:
That Article XXI of the Constitution OF the
stAss OF South Dakota be amended so rs to
peAA ~ folloNe:
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
GIVES JAIL LIMIT BOND.
Alfred Carter Dodges Cell, But VIII
Suffer inconvenience.

Alfred Carter. the Flat Rock furni-
ture dealer and undertaken, for whose
arrest commitment was Issued,
Thursday afternoon, furnished a jail
limit bond of $500 and was released.
Carter was defendant in slanter
suit brought against him by Miss Lille
Burden Flat mock school teacher,
several months ago, in which YER
dict of $l,250 was returned against
him Every effort was made to obtain
q settlement, the plaintiff Offering to
cut the verdict in half, but Carter re-
fused these overtures Then Miss
Burden determined to force a settle
ment. il possible, and the commit
ment was the result She has paid
Carriers board in jail for "A week, but
this money will he returned TO her
Under the Jail limit bond Carter vii
have To remain in Wayne county as
long as the bond is in force. and. il
can be kept in force as long as Miss
Burden desires by having it renewed
every six years This will prove a
hardship TO Carter as Flat Rock is
located on the boundary line between
Wayne and Monroe. Much OF his
trade I'm the furniture business comes
from Monroe, and he is often called
upon to ofilciate at funerals In that
county. Since the Burdens live just
, across the street from Carter IL Will
not be safe for him TO venture across
the line,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
THIS is PRETTY SOFT.
Men Get Concessions in Parks With
out Even Submitting Bids.

II don't see why bids should be
asked for the contracts for Conces-
sions in the parks, said Park Com
missioner Hurlbut, Friday.
The commissioner informed tie
council, Tuesday evening, that he had
awarded the most important five con-
cessions at the old rates. Nothing
had been known about it before. The
commissioner did not even mention
it to the newspaper men who asked
for the days news of his Office. Among
other things, the canoe privilege was
let fer two years for $1,000 year.
Charles J. Molitor, of No. $50 Ker'
chevalave., attempted afterward to
secure the concession at $4,000 year,
but found out that the matter was
closed. the city losing $4,000.
The charter gives the commissioner
power to let the contracts, and says
nothing about confirmation by the
council.
IF we opened the concessions to
bids, we might have lot of undesir-
able concessionaires, whom IL would
be impossible TO keep track of" Slid
the commissioner. Il asked Corpora
ton Counsel Hally once whether |
ought to submit these contracts to
the council for confirmation, and he
said that there were SO many differ
ent regulations governing contracts
by the various departments. that he
could not tell me. | haven't heard
from him since"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
WEBSTER PLAN
WILL Be REVIVED
Committee Recommends Securing
Valuation of d. U. r. and Putting
Through Ordinance.

Without much discussion, the coun'
ell committee on franchises decided
Friday morning, To recommend secui-
sng valuation OF the ID. U. X.
property by an engineer, as recon-
mended by Mayor Breitmeyer, anu
COINS ahead with the adoption OF the
Webster street railway ordinance.
The original proposition OF the d.
u. X. was that the city should Obtain
ANY engineer except Frederick j.
Bancroft" and that the expense OF
the appraisal should be paid by the
company, on conditi on that the
amount, together with the amount
which the company paid Bion }. Arm
old for separate appraisal at the
time Bancroft was working Tor me
committee of fifty, be added to the
valuation. The present proposal OF
the committee is to engage an enSl'
neer and leave il To him, TO say
whether the amount paid by the com
pany should be added TO the valua-
ton. the Arnold bill TO be left entire
ly out OF consideration. Mayor Brett
meyer said that both President j. G..
Hutchins and General Manager Frank
w. Brooks had consented TO such a
procedure.
Il think this will result in settle
ment OF the street car question that
will dssuade the people from any de
size for municipal ownership, SAID
the mayor confidently after the meet
ing. The Cleveland plan has been ii
success, and the present plan is so
much better that there is no com
parison.'
The mayor is in favor OF selecting
Prof. Cooley, of Ann Arbor, TO make
the valuation OF the II. L. X.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
JOHN ELTING SENT TO PRISON.
Must Serve II Months For lmperson-
ating Revenue officer.

John Elting. charged with imper-
sonating a revenue officer, pleaded
guilty in the United States court, Fri
day morning, and was sentenced to
pay n fine OF 800 and serve IA months
in Leavenworth prison. One month
will be added if he fails to pay the
fine. Samuel Lewis and Isaac Willis,
charged with importing alien women
for immoral purposes, pleaded not
guilty, and were remanded to jail In
default OF $4,000 bond each.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Anderson Carriage Co. Sued.

Suit for $2O, 1000 damages was started
in Judge Murfin's court, Friday, by
William G. Isbell against the Anderson
Carriage Co, manufacturers of the
Detroit Electric automobile. Isbell
alleged that he made a contract with
the defendant concern 10 act as sell
ing agent for five years, but says the
contract was broken, and as result
he lost large profits. The defendants
claim that Isbell did not produce the
results he promised. Isbell is repre-
sented in court by III. II. Emmons and
Harry Hoffman, while Harrison Geer
anpears for the defendants
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Police To Play Santa.

Capt. Ernest Marquardt, Of the
Hunt-st. precinct. said. Friday. that
NE usual Christmas celebration will
take place in the station. There will
be a Christmas tree loaded down with
all sorts OF things for the little boys
and girls OF Capt. Narquardts pre-
cinct. This will be the third year the
captain has superintendent Christmas
tree celebration out In his precinct.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
OFFICERS INSTALLED
OF Ell DORADO CIRCLE
Public Ceremony Held by Dru-
idesSeS Well Attended

: The officers of EI Dorado circle No. 10
of the Druidesses, u. A. o. D., were
installed in public last Friday night
In Santa Clara hall by District Deputy
Grand Arch Druidess Kate Gille, as
sisted by Carrie Fisher as herald.
The new officers are:
5 Backmsnn, past arch druidess: z: Austin,
arch druidess; y. Moms, first bard; NJ. Cuneo.
second bard; a Muir, secretary; o. Heiden,
treasurer: Il. Filisette, conductor; G. Fanella,
conductress; c. Walsh, chaplain; s. Kulich,
guardian; Yrma Lacaze. Emily Strand and X.
Ham. trustees; Kate Gille. S. Burchell and l..
Ferogiaro. auditors; Y. Lacaze, right and L.
Ferogiaro, left supporter to the arch druidess;
X. Ham. right. and f. Craig left supporter
to the first bard
The ceremony was followed by the
presentation of diamond set jewel of
her rank TO retiring Past Arch Druidess
A. Lagomarsina and flowers to all the
retiring and newly inducted officers.
A program of musical numbers and
fancy dancing closed the session OF the
circle.
From the reports presented it ap-
pears that this circle has the largest
membership of the order in the state
and has S4,042 in bank.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
WEALTHY GERMAN LOSES
SUIT TO REOPEN CASE
Emil Beerman's Fraudulent Di-
vOrce Finally Set Aside

The application of Emil Beerman, a
wealthy German gun manufacturer,
for a rehearing of the proceedings in
which his wife, Jennie Beerman, sue
ceeded in having set aside a fraudulent
divorce obtained by Beerman in this
city. was denied by Judge Graham yes
terday. The effect of this is to give
Mrs. Beerman standing in the German
courts, where she is suing to be main
tained in the manner betting the wife
of a wealthy man.
Beerman is said to be a multi
millionaire. having inherited a fortune
from his father. After he got a di-
vorce from Jennie Beerman he nego-
tiated a marriage with a German
countess, and the nuptials were about
TO be performed when Mrs. Jennie
Beerman had the San Francisco divorce
declared fraudulent. II was shown
that Beerman got his divorce by con-
cealing from the court his knowledge
of her whereabouts and by falsely tes-
tifying that she had deserted him. AS
a matter of fact, the judge was con-
vinced on the rehearing that Beerman
deserted his wife.
Beerman's marriage with the count
ess is now off, unless she can come to
some agreement with Mrs. Jennie Beer
man whereby an uncontested divorce
may be had.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
BAR TENDER BEATEN AND
ROBBED BY FOOTPADS
Thieves Pay Visit to Dressing
Room at Auditorium

Herman Bertram, bar tender. o3e
Third street, was beaten and robbed
OF $50 and gold watch and chain by
two men at Fifth and Brannan streets
early yesterday morning and had to
be taken to the central emergency hos
pital. Richard L. Ashby, 2s33 Lasuna
street was held UP by an armed foot
pad in Noe street near Elizabeth early
yesterday morning. The footpad found
nothing.
Thieves entered the dressing room
at the Auditorium during the San
Francisco Sunday school meet Friday
night and stole gold watch valued
at $50 and two gold medals valued at
$40 from the clothing of Norman
Adair, 3S2 twenty first avenue. and
two silver medals and three copper
medals from the clothing of Arnold
Peterson.
While P. Antonio Andrade was leav-
ing Dreamland rink Friday night a
pickpocket stole his wallet containing
$50. He grabbed hold of the thief, who
broke away and disappeared in the
crowd.
Several youths broke into the Cape
Horn warehouse, First and Federal
streets, Friday night, and stole nine
cases of salmon valued at $45, driving
off with them in a wagon. Policeman
Krueger gave chase and captured one
of the youths, William Graham
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
TO GIVE A SHOW
La Estrella Parlor Is Raising
Money for Benefit of the
Relief Fund

Under the direction of the members
of La Estrella parlor No. SO of the Ma
tive Daughters of the Golden West, a
musical vaudeville entertainment is to
be presented in Golden Gate Command
cry hall tomorrow night. in aid of the
parlor's fund for the relief of it's mem
bers on the sick list, which has been
drawn upon to a considerable extent in
the last few months.
The program will include tableaux
vivant, phantasmas and The Spinst-
ers' Convention in which "a homely
spinster will be transformed into a
most beautiful maiden"
The musical numbers will be rem
dered by several of the best amateur
talent of the city. A number of the
members of the parlor will take part
in the convention.
Among those who will appear in the
tableaux is Miss Dorothy Barry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
FRAUD CHARGED AGAINST
DIRECTORS OF COMPANY
Officials of Miami Lumber Co.
Accused by Stock Holder

Unlawful use OF the funds of the
Miami lumber company was charged
against the directors of the corpora
tion, L. A. Gonabl, Joseph c. Gonabl,
w. H. r. Weldon and c. Gross in a
suit begun yesterday by FL. j. Wood
side a stock holder. The complaint
alleges that in June and July, 1907.
the directors borrowed $4,000 from
the London, Paris and American bank
of San Francisco.
This borrowing was unlawful. it is
contended because at that time the
company was indebted in the sum of
$685. 600, or the equivalent of the
amount of capital subscribed
The borrowed $4,000 was applied 10
the purchase of stock in the Tillamook
navigation company Woodside states
that at that time the Tillamook COM
pany was in a precarious condition and
that the stock purchased was worth
less. The directors of the Miami COM
pany We're also the directors of the
Tiliamook company.
1t is charged that the purchase of
stock was fraud upon the stock hold
ers of the Miami lumber company, and
the plaintiff prays that the defendants
be ordered to restore the $4,000.