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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04
HUSBAND WANTS
BRIDE Returned
Bride Of One Day Opposed to Any
Such Proceedings = Says She
Was Threatened Into Marriage
will Apply for Separation.

Omar David Conger wants his wife
brought back to him. she being at the
present time. according to Conger's
report. deprived OF her rights and lib
erty by being detained In some place
unknown to him by her father, Thomas
W., Rawlins, assisted by her brother,
William T. Rawlins.
On complaint of Mr.. Conger. writ
of habeas corpus was yesterday issued
out of Judge De Bolts court directing
the father ana brother of Mrs. Conger
to produce the person OF his wife In
court today,
Conger states that he was married
to the present Mrs. Conger on Deem
Der 81, and that on the next day she
was taken from him, against her will
and secreteG.
Mrs. Conger, II Is stated, tells a diff
ferent story, and to the effect that she
is not detained from her husband
against her Will. but left him of her
own free accord.
According to the reported story OF
the one-day bride she was forced into
marriage with Conger by threats.
and that she SO Informed the minister
who performed the ceremony.
The day following her marriage she
escaped from her husband and re-
turned home and has. remained there
since, under no restraint whatever.
Mrs. Conger is strongly opposed to
ever returning to her husband again,
and 1t is probable thar action to annul
the marriage will be started.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04
CITY CHARACTER
PASSES AWAY
Pneumonia Causes the Death Of
:. viggo Jacobsen at the Queens
Hospital-Has Been Here Many
Years.

Viggo Jacobsen passed away at the
Queens hospital yesterday afternoon.
Pneumonia was the cause of death.
jacobsen was well known char.
actcr about this city and had been
here a good many years. During the
past few years the drink habit had
taken a firm hold OF him and It is
thought that alcoholism had brought
his system to such a state that any
disorder IN the nature of pneumonia
would prove fatal.
Jacobsen was native of Denmark
When first coming to the islands he
was employed with T. II. Davies &
Co. or late he had been making his
home at the Seamen's institute.
The funeral took place at I 80 this
afternoon from the Seamen's Chapel
! Rev. w. II. Bliss ofiiciated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04

Sam Hop appears to have gwen
de Mello tough time OF II for the
Tour rounds they boxed in Hilo on
New Years Day. The Chinese was
The quicker of the two, but de Mcllo
seemed to hurt Sam with body
blows.
All Fook, who won the Marathon
race, also figured in boxing match
al The Gaiety Theater He and
Baddaky, who weighed two pounds
more than the Chinese. fought a
draw, and there were several knock
downs during the mill,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04
POLICE COURT NOTES

There were only few cases on
the Police Court calendar yesterday
and Judge Andrade quickly dis
posed OF them. August Herring,
who is charged with malicious in
jury, had his case sent over until
Jan. II. J. A. Anderson was treat
ed to suspended sentence for like
offense.
Seven japanese gamblers, who
were caught redhanded, All who were
all released on bail Of sl5 each,
preferred to forfeit their bail instead
Of facing the Judge.
Five DRINKS forfeited their bail.
and couple more were fined 81
each. The New Year celebrations
were too much for the bunch. The
police report n very quiet time in
town and no trouble to speak of.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04

lS3 editorial rooms--Z5E bus'
ness office. These are the teIspt ons
numbers Of the Bulletin office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21
WANTS $4,000 FOR CARING FOR
COMPANY'S SHEEP.
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Greeley. Colo. March 21.-What
is known as the unwritten law of the
range in reference to care of animals,
particularly sheep, during storms,
was related by Fred Chase, a witness
in the case of +. G. Hoyt against the
Mesa De Mayo company now on trial
in the district court here. He said
1t was customary for ranchmen to
care for animals that go astray in a
storm and to continue caring for
them until the owners are found.
This is what Hoyt did Oct. is.
1908, when. in the midst of bliz-
zard, he took the lost flock of the de-
fendant company into his pen, only
to find they We're suffering with
scab, with which the Hoyt flocks be-
came infected.
The case involves much of interest
to sheepmen. Hoyt wants $4,500
damages from the defendant COM
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

applauded.
Rev. Forsyth feelingly responded,
briefly but IN words and in manner
that clearly proved his deep appre-
citation of the action. 1t was a COM
plete surprise to him but it was a
joyous surprise. No minister in the
West is more deeply interested or
more enthusiastic over the great mis-
sion problem than Rev. Forsyth and
richer treat than trip to the great
Chicago convention could hardly have
been offered him.
Mrs. Lincoln Wickersham, Just a
week ago, conceived the idea of the
magnificent token of appreciation
She acted upon it and decided to give
an opportunity to the first fifty men
Of the congregation she met to assist.
On every side she met with an en-
thuslastic response and the fifty re-
s2onses were at hand long before
anywhere near one-half of the men
Of the congregation had been given
an opportunity to join in the delight
full surprise for the popular pastor.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Charles X. Holmburg. commits
sioner of health and ex-officio city
clerk and auditor of Grand Junction,
was in the city Friday to inspect the
Colorado Springs parking system.
He was shown the various places that
would interest him by Street Super
intendent b. A. Briggs. After the
trip was completed. Mr.. Holmburg
stated that he was we'll and favorably
impressed with the beauty of Colo
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

DR.. Isabelle Morelock, who has,
been i'll for several months but whoI
was slowly recovering, has suffered
relapse and is again in a critical
condition at the home on North Sey-l
enth street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21
FOR SALE

20-acre 4-year-old Jonathan ant
Winesap orchard. located / mile cas-
OF Fruita, Colo. Nice sandy soil
full water right; 40 rods from ca
line. This is one of the finest younl
orchards in the valley; almost read
to bear. See owner, w. Z. Rhine
hart, Sixth and Main streets.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Joe E. Dulmaine Is engaged IN
business at 1915 Stout street, Dem
yer, where he will be pleased to meet
anyone from Graud Junction and the
western slope.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Phone the Suitorium and have your
clothes cleaned and pressed by ex-
perts at the business. Phone Black
1888. 125 South Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

We have the bes, make OF piano
trucks in the city for moving your
plano. Phuue Junction 228, 31s Col
orado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

rado Springs. and that. in all prob
ability, he would recommend the
same system for the western slope
town.-ColoraGo Springs Telegraph.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Join our gents pressing club. one
suit per week at $3.50 per month
Up-o-Date Cleaning and Dye Works
Phone junction 211. Gal Main-st
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21
Weather Conditions.
NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge.

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock a
good sized audience of men gathered
In the assembly room of the Y. NJ. C.
A. and listened to splendid talk by
Bishop Benjamin Brewster, of the
Episcopal church.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

For livery rigs. cali the Blue Bar.
and you will find satisfaction and IN
best of treatment. Phone Junctio.
22S, 31s Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

The highest temperature yesterday
was 76 degrees. The lowest this
morning was so degrees. Today's
weather map gives the forecast and
general conditions as follows:
Forecast till p. m. Tuesday:
For Colorado-Tonight fair, warm
IN south portion; Tuesday generally
fair.
Weather Conditions.
Low pressure in Manitoba Is caus-
ing unusually warm weather in the
upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leys. In general the temperature is
rising slowly throughout the country
west of the Mississippi.
1t is clear in the middle states and
IN the Southwest, and cloudy in the
North, Northwest and on the Pacific
coast, with rain at San Francisco.
Conditions indicate continued fair.
warm weather in this vicinity tonight
and Tuesday.
X. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

A. II. Ruth, formerly of this city,
now residing In Denver. is here today
greeting his many friends.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Pay your Sentinel subscription 81,
months or year in advance and save
i.00 per year.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21
Any amount of A No. / hay at the
CashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.

$l4.00 Denver and return March
IS, April and 6. good returning IN
til April 10.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Let us price you buggy befur,
our new car gets in.-Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-21

Guns, rifles and revo,vers repaired
Lynch. 236 Main street.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

In the District Court ~ the Third Judicial
ul.tyict ~ the -tatcof Utah sitting In
aud fur summit County
Entlr ,r,sluu.. pIniutu. 81. Elmer Sos.
,lou.. defendant SUMMONS:
The state ~ Utah 20 the snid defendant
You nrr hereby summoned to nppyut
within twenty dny. after service ~ 600.
summons upon you. n served within the
county iu which thi, action 9. brought.
otherwise Within thirty day, inter .or, ic,.
uud defend tn,pho,, entitled ugtiou.nul iu
yu.r uf luur fiIur" tu uu 30. Judgment win
Doe rendered uain.t SON according tu the
demand NJ co.." complaint, NJ vhirbu copy
o.. herewith served upon yuu
Tui. urfluu i- brought Co dissolve tNu
iuHd- OF mu'rm1uy nuh the contract uf
murIu... heretofore uud now existing r-
taou tbr pInlu,iruud Che defendant
iiruN, ~uiriu.
Attorney Tor puiulif
g.. %. Ndlr'.-. turb City, tuh
FIRST publication Frb. 18th. 1910. lu.I pub
liyutiuu March 18TH 1910.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11


Notlro o. hereby given, that In l,finiu
action now pending in the mstnt court
Tor summit county. Utah. emitted lSspbt
" clayton Plaintiff, W Suporie lsal a
brl1u'ii' company boiendnnts com.
pI"ini in Intervention hn' bora III by
'"nl'iiI' '"-'p.r'il1" Mercantile fstitu.
ton. O. corporation Tor the purDosdi fore
closing material mans lien claiuS by A..
ana another lien claimed ~ sunsL Fur.
uitur' nnd Mercantile Company. nlb has
i-sru assigned to II, aud another nal.t b...
haif ~ chalk Greek Timbcr Compta,l sbirh
bas b,,u assigned 10 o., aud anothe lsY ON
iphnlfof Consolidated Wagon q a frinr
Company. which Inns hsun nssigihft, IL
ngnln.t certain property owsi and
claimed 10y said superior Furi 4 kAnrtt.
Company iu Summit county stated ftsb.
fu.NIt.
sU right. tiilr and Interest uut or
claimed %, mid superior Fuel a III MOTIF.
, Company NJ iu ur tu the surface ID trdrr.
gruupI mining rights ~ N" y. D. a. fnr
s o. 80 tnv r. lufth" = ~ sod ID Dos.
tHr Is 4. of the = o.. ~ section h. III. y
.uftnv n. o.. b uf ~rrtion su. the D q. OF
YffHt y IS Uf section 20. nnI H. o.
INI 10. tIN|N 2 Hl SECTIONS 10 uUN M u.
plotted Dos Jesse W Tu, 100 the cod t.-..l
Pilot. 600 boo Tp.sN. ROE. snlt Lnbi Bi.,
lud Meridian.
Together with tliv brluuuttr pinif Isf.r..
.uIlllus. boarding huu.o, cuni bins 4s...
-ulruId track md other hmldiuF. AN im.
Iruy'muuts situnt" upon ,hid haL of
thereto Also the COD ,dlnr.
uuuol.. shnfi.. lurlinvs. uddits. dHu..
imlu, mud other excavation. ~ suc, 'miur
situate upon such land. nli 1T vthh B.
'miwui fec br necessary 10 the conn.h.nt
I.uuud occupation of suil cont mhs uud
IriUuutt" plant.
AM and nll persons holding or Calming
tens upon mid premises under ui by
virtue ~ the ln~s IT Utah, nfc horcS.noti.
he'd tn appear before said court on Ntday.
hu slst day NJ March, 1910, ar ut suchaib,c
iucnt date thereafter NJ the coun shall
appoint for hearing aud then hnd there
'Shiblt proof ~ their said liens n
Dated this ~ day ~ March, 1910.
T.. n SrELEN ASH SNYDER \ SSu9H.
Attorneys Tor Cunlylllc Co-opcrntiw Npr.
nntiiv Institution.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

~tntv ENGINEER. uilrr. ~ut Lake rIty.
rtnh. March lplu
No'icr is hereby given that " u BROWN
and 5, D. Ulbhuus, whose post ntrru uddr,.,
9, Nuyhport Utah, have mud, application
in nccori1nco with the ruuulrvmvut. uf tho
Complied laws uf i'uh. lsE. ns um,u.l,.Ih,
the session LnW- of Utah. Igp. Geo apprupri.
utv uur-truth lnlI uf % vuhir.iu Der second
ot water trum tuopurs ~prlugs, Nus. 0. snnd
%. in summit County ruh uuup,r Spriuy
Nu Us situated nt % pulut which bgnr.
south 800 degrees lH minutes west IsSl f.rt
frum the northeast CORNER NJ SECTION
tuwushipl south, Wugy cost. SpIt Lake
hpsv mud meridian. Cooper spr.ur No y
h,urs south q degree, west .y0 f,l frnr,
Cooper Spring SOL Cooper SprinF n, a
bear south u degrees 90 minutes EAST ~
feet from Cooper Spring No. ., No diyort.
lng works will h. necessary iunsmuch IA, tbs
applicants intend tuutilifyu series OF SUNNI.
caused by high water which act %. basin.
whvrc the water viii be- used during IN,
period from March TO December "a. inrli.
siyc, Of each year, Tor stock watering DUR.
poses, This application Is designated In IN,
State Engincrrs once ~ No 40.
An protests against the granting Of said
application. stating the reasons therefor
must be mndo by nfildnvit In duplicate ana
fled In this office within thirty go, day,
after the completion Of publication Of thi,
notice, CNLru TANNER
state Engineer
Date Of nr,t publication March n com.
pletion OF publication April n, 1910,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11
Notice for Publication

department Of the Interior T. : land
urlrrnt Salt fnkr OIty Utah, February
grd. lplu.
Noticc Is hereby given thnt Chnuucny ;.
of iloyt.viilo, Uinh. who. On
july slst. lpol made Adjoining Farm "ntry
ln9s. serial. No. Uspl, for Nw q, Nj aud
y = Nw =, section ~, Township North
Range En.t, ;. H. Meridian. has Med
notice of intention to make Final I'VE year
Proof. to establish claim 10 the land nhovo
described. boforc the CLERK ~ m" District
Court, NJ CunlNiilc. Utah, ON the gl.t day ~
March. 1910.
Claimant names NJ witnesses ltyrum
winters, civilian winters, Hugh -ymr-
and Joseph street. all ~ Hoyt-vilic. Utah
u H.. TuoNr~oN,
Register.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11
County Commissioners

Al the regular monthly meeting
of the Board Of County Commissions
era held Monday and Tuesday, the
following items were disposed OF:
The sum OF $4,000 was allowed
for bills
A communication from Governor
Spry was read calling attention tn
the fact that county and precinct
officers had failed To report the
deaths offorrigucrs tn tho respective
consul generals ut thr countries from
whence they came.
The Union Pacific was granted a
rebate In the sum of slUpD ON nc.
count of double assessment for 1909.
The Judgement of the commissions
ors was called into question wi cu
they were asked tu pas. ON five pups
and one old wolf The decision of
the board was that the posts were
genuine grey wolves ana were elig-
ible to the bounty offered for them.
They were captured some time ago
by sam Moore, near Castle Rock.
Fees amounting TO s22276 were re-
ported collected by the County Re-
corder and slOS,iO by the Clerk for
February, and the treasurer showed
a balance on hand oftll, 6l8.I5.
Samuel Gains was granted u SO
rebate ON account Of arroneaus
taxation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11
Notice to crcoitors.

Estate of Ehen L., Benson. incompetent.
Creditors viii present. clnims with vouch-
crs To the undersigned 40 Conlyllle. summit
county, Utah. ON or hcfpro the ifia dry q
iulS. 1910 fWAsK RirruS. Guardian
bAts al as-t s,,isl.e~tts-, s,sr-h ~. is,o.
date Of last publication, April a. lpin
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11
Probate aud Guardianship Notices.
lloncc TO Creditors.

tstntu If Terrence SwuouvNt deceased
Creditors viii present claim, with Nuurh.
rrs to the undersigned nt tho office ~
Edward McDurrin, up Huyd.inrk building
In Salt Lake city. Utah, on ur hrfnro the 6th
day ~ July, 4, u. 1910 kNrtF SWEENEY.
AdmiuistrntriN ~ thr estate ~ Ference
sweeney, deceased.
INT" ~ nr,t publication Mar {. 4 a. 1910
Edward McGurrIu. Attorney for admin.
istmtrtx
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

r.tre 90 Advertisers Changes of
ad.. must Do, boo mot ln'cr than Wolnr
day mornings OF each week. Change
your H|.. uHHr but got them 900
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

Picture mating Toe for largc.feet
nj Times office. +
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

In the rhird judicial District court. tn ,nd
for summit County. State NJ Utuh
In tho matter NJ She estate uf John Dtc,u
deceased NOTICE.
Tile petition ~ lnWruur, ~ruuIuu pIn..
ius f"r thv admission tp probate col % rrf.
inin document purportluF 40 10. tar H.t
Win and Testament uf john ur.uu. du.
crHs,d. uud fuI tho granting eft Lyttut,
Irsium'uiurN tu Lawrence seaman. hus
been SEQ for hearing uu Monday the al.i
dns uf March a 10 1910 nt O'Clock g. m,
ut The County Court House. lu the Court
H"nm uf suli court. iu vupl,illu summit
county, Utah.
WuNrss tho vlurk ~ snld ruuft with 90,
seal thereof niiNyd, thi, sith day ~ Frhru.
nry, A, % 1910, j NJ IlINSoN.
lNvhl1 clerk.
Edward McGurrln, Attorney Tor Petitioner
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

Ia the District court ~ the Third judicial
District ~ aud Tor summit County. state
~ Utah. Probate Division
In the natior of the estate NJ Robcrt
hlrch, Deceased. NOTICE or SALE or
RIAL ESTATE
The undersigned Will soil NJ private sale
th' following trnrt ~ hud In summit
County, Utah3
II % acres belonging to the estate ~ said
deceased and situated In the y. -. and
the w.'aof the =. W ~ section ~.
To n. ot II. 8 y. of the y. l. ~
said sale will ho made on or after Tuesday
thu sind dhS NJ March, 1910 aud Written it'd.
Will b. received NJ the residence VI the
undersigned In Ioyt,yille Utah The
terms ~ the sale viii h. cash.
WILLIAM MUMICuNEi.
Dated March sth lpln Administrator
Pm NrrLWN Attorney Tor estate
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

regular monthly session last Mon
day night aud transacted the ful-
lowing business:
MILLS ALLOWED
W No.. Robinson. wUrh 700 cnun.
tory ............ ......s % 900
T. ,Wuinstou.ir TO-. feeding yng. n
OTIS Mprby, One day ........ uO
$. T.. @ VI. Co.. piet hH.li..
a. Cnllrrvuud, -rtiiulpolr- B m
Weber Coal Co, for coal .. llp 20
Edmond Roe. hauling coal 800 30
Thomas Chester. cleaning side.
walks ............ ........... b %
G. ". ~ VI. Co... supple, ..... 90
MUS HrrrnHrp no oomurrrr
Capital Electric, supplies 500 sU
Mine smcltcr n supply Go o
q. W. French. professional SER
vices ..t.t.. rt..t..,, ......,t ~ ~
5. NJ, Robinson ..... ...... I D|
CITY OFFICERS
The city treasurer presented his
report which was referred tn the
auditing committee.
The reports Of the city marshal
aud sexton were also referred Ia the
auditing committee.
A communication from q. T.. |
Maitland, division engineer of the |
u. T.. X. r., was On motion received .
and the recorder instructed Ia notify |
L. 4. authorities that the pier In tho /
center Of the nridge crossing Chalk .
Creek, Is the cause Of accumulation
OF rubbish at that point, and to sug-
gast To them that II srid por could
DO removed, all rlbbish would float .
down the stream.
A communications was read from |
the Capital Eleetic Co.. aud rsferrs,
To the electric light committee.
Tho contract with the Continental
OH Co., for supplying the city with
oil Tor the power plant, was referred
60 the electric Hight committee.
Communication from the director
Of the census Department Of Cone
morco aud Labor, wa, referred Co
the city recorder tn lill out aud for.
ward To tho Department oi Com
mcrco and Labor, ot Washington,
ID. &.
\ communication was read from
Mcssrs Frank Evans, WIN. Boyer
and George Beard. In reference to
an omission made by former re-
cordcr accepting the ordinance
granting u water works franchise,
and the mayor was instructed Ia see
that said acceptance be- spread on
the minutes following the ordinance
granting thu above gentlemen
franchise TO operate water works
system In Coalville city.
ON motion OF Councilman wilde
council adjourned 10 March II, aud
the first business TO be- taken up To
be the ordinances covering poll tax
and dog tax, etc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

Business communication should
b. addressed To- The Cullyillc
Times" Coalyille, Utah.
Romlttanccs should be- made pay
able 10 THE Coalyille Times"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

Entered at the. Poztofiico ut Coal
willie, Utah, ~ sccond-claz- matter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-11

We do only good printing. Can
We do y'ursp Prices are right.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-03

HOLD HOT DEBATE
ON CHIROPRACTICE
House in Throes of Argument
Over Appointment Of Board
of Examiners.

The first half OF the afternoon SEES
sion Of the House Wednesday was
taken up with the third reading and
engpbssment of uncontcsted House
bills.
Following this action Senate bills
were taken up and passed.
The bills acted upon included one
In relation to public schools for coun-
ties and the literary fund
-~ An attempt Was made 10 hare Eets-
ate bill l2a, regulating the practice at
nhirnpractice. and 10 provide for q
Ntate board OF chiropracfice syxamin-
krs, dismissed from the calendar.
III Captain jennings ebjeeted to this
TpUree being taken, and urged that
- Ne bill put be put to vote. He said
Y lat die practice Of chiropractice Ii
ling taught in many schools In the
0punty, and the students Of this art
xh0uld be protected.
nr w. HI. Stephenson took the floor
In opposition to the bill, and gave q
teuhnical discussion on the practice
81 chtropraotice and urged that the
blu be rejected.
Mr.. Rev insisted on his motion 10
disuai/s tie bill. and said that II was
fake all the way through.
Nh. Cooke, OF Norfolk. objected to
9bfsrniS ing the bill, and caused con-
Ilderable amusement BY declaring that
chirppractice was . treatment Of
|Rhe backbone, q number Of the menu
kkers ought TO take = course OF chtro-
lpractice before voting on the Sate-
{Ntda htii.
IS The Bill was defeated BY = large
majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-03
QUIT THE MARKET1
..NEVER' SAYS PATTEN

NEW YORK, March 3.--"Specuiatton
il the spice OF life. IL l had to SO
along In the same rat. / think | would
want 10 die. There's nothing like TAX
ting chances in this world. 1t keeps
you young and makes you happy"
Smiling like boy just out Of school.
James A. patten. the big Chicago n
nancier and wheat Spectator empnat-
icaIiy denied to-day. as the big MAI
retania pulled OUT OF her slip for I-iv-
erpooI, the report that he has ali the
fHeHey- he wants and - going to Hxe
the life OF q retired merchant. He
xAtd- he Is simply going abroad on y
vacation trip; Will come back BY the
same steamer, and has the same In
terest in the affairs of the world now
that he had In the excitement OF last
summers great campaign In wheat
when he Ii credited with clearing up
4tpe4uty usIilinn- dnilarar----
Eatten has some emphatic views on
the suggestion that the wheat mar
kct can be eornered. A man can make
money In the market he claims. hnt
IL Is Impossible to get all OF the pro-
duct Of the worlds granaries where
ere saRH ean say how they are to be
disposed of
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that amy one man or set OF men can
ret corner on the wheat OF the coun-
try he said. "You work hard and
try 10 buy up the entire supply. AZ
ter Investing a great amount of money
and accommodating what YOU consider
q great line you reach your once some
day 10 And out that somebody else
has turned up with another big line
and that they are selling II AZ q low
figure What do you dos Wen. III you
are like me. you seif AT his figures al
50. You face losing proposition but
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