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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-13
Fnr AaIe.

11froMoBIlE f5R SALE. CHEAP;
1909 model: Chalmers Detroit: top,
magnet. etc. Apply Mrs. ~; y.
KIDD. To6 East Leigh Street. write
or phone.
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SLIP COVERS

WE CUT AND MAKE SLIP COVERS.
We have nice line of coverings on
hand to select from. Prompt atten-
tion1> and satisfaction guaranteed
JACOB JJMLAUF. Phone 1892.
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AraI Gstate for Nent.

FOR RENT. FULLY EQUIPPED BAR.
Der shop, two chairs hot and cold
baths; established business; town
5000. Address l. 656, care Times
TJiEnatrh
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THE- FOLLOWING COAL AND MOOD
dealers wish to notify their patrons
that, beginning with Saturday, May
{. they will close their yards on
Saturdays for the delivery of coal
and wood at IL o'clock noon; this ar
rangement to continue till Septem-
Der II, 1910. inclusive:
s. II. Halves & Co, Nelson & Laid.
Crump & West Coal Co. d. P. Wake
oak coal Co. ". E. Seaton e. Sons,
Samuel H. Cottrell &. Son. Southern
Coal Co. City Coal Co, G. II. Hagan
&. Son. S. A. Ellison & Co., Inc, and
u. 2. Murphy & Son, Inc.
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Instantaneous.

UPHoLSTERING MATTRESSES.
paRLoR SUITS. CoUcHEs AND ODD
pieces reupholstered, mattresses rem,
ovated. willow furniture repaired and
recaned-in fact, a general factory
is at your service. SYDNOR q
HJJNDLEY, INC, Factory 4o2 North
Seyenth Street Madison 3204.
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0,1dat1ten.

WaEfEb, no BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE,
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 2S61.
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sI,50o WILL BUY 4 HOUSE. CEN
tralIy located, near Broad Street;
rents $40 month. Apply 6l5 Brook
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Goal anD QNoo1.

i16o BUYS oNE-HaIF CORD PRE-:
pared pine kindling wood. Why pay
1926 when you can get the same
results from this. Try load. SAM
UEL Fl. COTTRELL & SON. Phone
Madison 1T.
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FARMS AID TIMBER LAt.Ds.-mY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains IN
yirginin. / pay your railroad rare
Write Tor free catalogue. Address
J. r. ELAN. BOZ nS7. Charlottesville
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AntuffG.

AUTOMOBILE 7oWSERs AND THEIR
trim To the Young America Gold
Mines. in GoochIand county. Va, dis
lance fifty miles, and see mine with
forty thousand dollars worth OF gold
ore in sight will leave the Jefferson
those wishing TO go who have no
autos will be accommodated at five
dollars per person, all who go Will
be amply repaid in seeing this great
property; those wishing to go can
h., nf,ne or in person between now
and SATURDAY at P. NJ; dinner will
be furnished free at the mines to
ali that go; all are invited. and
good time is insured. THOMAS B.
HICKS
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QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak.
pine or slab wood, and our prices
are right We please everybody.
Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. s27
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DeIn. Hlale am Female.

NaSTEf si571'- horst STEW 4 r Ds.
ciarks. housekeepers, mattresses,
pantry maids. statesmen, sales Lac les
nrinters. PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. Durham. n. e.
NOAH WEBSTER'S 1ol0DICTIoNARY,
Deluxe Edition, 5000 pages, 5000
illustrations; 50 down; lady or gen
tleman canvasser wanted, III East
Broad Street, city. MIR. ROSIE.
GoVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond eNamination
schedule: preparation free. f,RANl<-
LIN. INSTITUTE. Dept. 1853 Q. Roches-
ter, N. Y.
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STORE, MAIN STREET. WILL RENT
my store, Main street, near seventh,
to immediate tenant at 500 per
month; large show window. II you
want a good location this Is your
chance Address l. co., care Times
IlIHnatCh
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RUB 1T OUT.
SLIP COVERS.

NICE LINE or LINEN AND pANAsK
for your selection: made to MT.
sYDSoR s; IIuNpLEY. INC, Eaet Tor
400 North Seventh. Phone Maolso''
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aanllltrp Det rnn Hibe s5tork

HORSES HOARpETo AMI, PAsTuRIEiI,,
~ Riverside. The Kemp Farm. can
II 4o57 ". G.. r. CRpWpER.
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WE WANT THE WAGE-EARNER. as
well as Others. to call the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF RiCHMoNil
his bank We want to assist MIN TO
ACQUIRE the habit OF saving. If you
are not depositor. commence to,
day. Three per cent. interest paid
IN savings department. Banking
house No. 1l04 East Main Street.
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FOR SALE, WAGONS AND. BUGG1Es
to suit you: special bargains IN Fun,
abouts and traps. at RICHARDSON
BROS, 615 Brook Avenue.
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FOR SALE, NINE-RooM HOUSE. OUT
buildings. shade trees and hedge. at
Forest Hill Park. direct from owner
to buyer: possession at once. Phone
Madison 1895.
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large corporation, this city,
Young lady who is steady and
worker; office experience not neces-
sary: must invest $500. Address l.
g55. care Times-Dispatch.
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SHOE REARING SPECIAL.

2cc REBATE-wE HAVE a LOT OF
light, plant leather suitable for half.
solins ladies' shoes, and While It
lasts, if you bring this coupon. wo
will half-sole ladies shoes, soc. re-
bated to Acc. Every pair sewed. We
cannot send for shoes at this spe,
cial price. sDRENV'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY,8T1G z. Main ST.
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TEN PER CENT. HOUSE on SPRING
Street, renting for sl5o, in good re-
pair, and always rented; only 81 500.
SOUTHERN LAND AND REALTY
co, lilo Main Street.
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BICYCLES,

HIGH GRADE BICYCLES AT ALL
prices: guaranteed; kept in repair
free of charge; cash or easy pay
ments. BICKERSTAFF, 1871 East
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help QAanteD, Male.

WASTED, 4 WHITE MAN OF FAMILY
as working manager on farm; near
city. Address FARMER, Route :,
Glen Allen, Va.
WANTED TWO FIRST GLASS WHITE
BARRIERS. Apply 9l6 Weat Cary. city
-JOR C,OMPOSITOR APPLY MIR.
O'Conner, Manager Printing Depart
/. ment. SOUTHERN STAMP q STA
TIONERY CO.
WANTED. STRONG COLOEED Man.
with good, common sense, for steady
Job. Apply 1915 East Franklin
Street.
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BoIifltors ann S5aIesmeu.

WANTED, STOCK SALESMAN. CALL
or write. Room EOS. Commonwealth
Bank Building.
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CI,NT ETTT. LADY CANFASSERS
wanted. salary 50 weekly and com
miissions Address g 525, care
Time-Dispatch.
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Zeal estate for 5aIe.

FARM FOR sALE--66 ACRES: FINE
location for gen.leman's summer
residence: small house; outbrildings:
$50 per acre. Apply owner, JOHN
CAIRNS Gotham. Va.
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a COOK AND TO ASSIST WITH
homework; small family. no small
children. good wages and pleasant
nome. Apply 1908 kensinstoh Ave
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FIats for Rent.

FLAT 1oR RENT, THREE ROOMS,
hall and bath furnishcd; at the HAN :
OVER Call Madison 3352-J.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Flat;
all convenienccs. Apply North
sixth
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WANTED; TO Buy. TOP ,Ia,, ! 5B ! e1a q.
ison 526l-J, Is,
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quetior1 Scales. Tbis Zap.
BY r. B. Chaff1n & Co., Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND ONE ACRE
FARM IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WHlTLock
BRANCH. Twenty-third and Cary
Streets. Richmond, Va. In regard 20
situation learning to make and
mack cigars; good pay; pleasan. sur.
n
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FOR RENT, PART OF STORE. TERMS
reasonable. 50T1-2 North sixth
street.
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Rnon18 for Rent.

Ihuuul0 ILL -ANLitA'
CENTRAI.lsY LOCATED FURSIsHED7
rooms S07 East Grace
FOR RENT, LARGE FRONT ROOM,
first floor, southern exposure, fur
nished or unfurnished; private
family; bath and phone; good sen, cen
trail location, references Address
$50, care Times Dispatch.
COME, no RICHMOND AND STOP AT
4o1 North Eleventh Street, where
you will find nice, cool, large rooms
and comfortable beds, at SO cents per
night. Phone. bath, hot and cold
water; meals served across the street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; HOME
comforts IA North Sixth. between
Franklin and Main,
4 CLEAN. COMFORTABLE BED. Soc;
Zee water, bath, phone free. quiet,
refined neighborhood; centrally To-
Gated aetaehed house. eanSaa rooms oon S sool'
AMY 1902 East Clay. Madison
A926-L.
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WANTED. FIRST-CLAss MAID.
either white or colored. to go TO
Newport News. Apply with refer
ancas to 1n2 East Franklin Street.
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.fpR SALE, TWO NEW. DETACHED
near Chimborazo Park; all
modern conveniences; ideal homes;
Will have to be seen TO be appre-,
ciated Apply 3l5 y. Thirty-siSth
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BEFORE BUYING, SELLING OR RENT
Ing real estate. consult w. r. PUE-
CELL. JR.. CO.. 100 N. Eighth ST.,
for best results.
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DeIp oaanteo. Gemale-

:Jy,STI:cD7, At ONCE. a GOOD ALI.
round cook, at the YOUNG WOMAN ;
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. man
preferred; references required.
MIDDLE AGED CoLoRED WOMAN
Ia do general housework: good wages.
q 5i3. care Tlmes-Dispatch.
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Apply SIG East Franklin street.
4 SETTLED LADY, WITH $500 CAN
once secretary with a Richmond
frm OF standing; Office experience
not essential, but must attend TO
business. Address j 5si care Times
Dispatrh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-13

cREERY SHIRT CO., NC. 7lS EAST
Main Street, makers Of fine. shirts
mndcrwear and pajamas to order. We
have all the new shirtings OF ths
best Scotch. English and American
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Rrait1ess Opportunities.

IIAy15 TEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
to invest in cigar and soda business.
Address j 59i. care lines l9ls palcn.
WANTED, MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inyenty,,s agill. Httorns MEI Wash:
ineton, u. G.
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY For
bakery confectionary store MUST
have good business qualifications and
nirhts a. week; good position to
the right party. Address q o2p
care Times Dispatch.
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PURITY ASp FsEEDoM
From organic matter--tiys gallons tor
sbcMHoliy Springs Lithia Water
Phones: Madison 6232 and. 562l.
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Bankrupt Hnftrfs.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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WRITE Us IF You WANT TO SELL
or buy farm property. Farm Depart.
ment. POLLARD & BAGBY. .1lo2 u
Main St, Richmond Va.
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Want I'D. Rates.
ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid In advance. No Ad. taken
tor less than TEN CENTS.

FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe l for the WANT
AID. MAN to call. !,
Classification not guaranteed
after o:3O P. M,
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W. 70. PURCELL r.. CO. REAL rs.
tate and Loans. loo. North Eishth
Street
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PARLOR, /. NJ. q TIES,
7oa East Main. A trial Will con-
vince you.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
that Jahnke Bros. Jewelers.: BIZ
Fast Main Street, buy. sell. e1-
change and remount diamonds 10
the latest styles. Old gold ana SIT
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EAST MAFsHALh ST RgET. WITH BROAD LoT.
Of the Richmond chancery Court
1870 suit of
VS. w. ct shall
MONDAY. MAY 16. 1910.
ats: o'clockP NJ. he described
mpro
(6o)
hundrd
feetto were pui
nothing being used in its
toni
is ed Off n a hasds
equal
by
added title be ht
conveyance oroeea ny
theco allc
Z
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By The Valentine Auction Co.,
COS East Broad Street. -.
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TUESDAY. NAY II, 1910.
at * o'rlock
SALE

ie' c. L. DENooN,
Trustee.
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BerSonals.

=, ass> -7v5f15i-fS II AVE YOUR -LAWN
J" +, m, awer shnrpened 1t Will pay You to
have it done bS, one WHO kn ,2s nov lt2 y
10 do ii right: no Is BlClANRsIAff'
Il ,o,1 JTast Main.
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r. A. DUNLOP.
Secretary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
LACK OF AMERICAN
SEAMEN DUE TO LAW
Ancient Legislation on Maritime En-
plovlnent Discourages Americans
from the Sea.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-"Ameri-
cans quit going to sea forty years
ago, when they failed to get any laws
that would insure them decent en-
ployment." declared Andrew Furu-
seth, of San Francisco, president of
the International Seamen's Union,
before a house committee today.
''The laws of the country govern
ing the employment of seamen are
all out of date" he said. "The Am
g. iCan law regarding the arrestlng
OF fugitive seamen was passed two
years before the fugitive slave law,
and the slave law was based upon
it. But when the fugitive slave law
was repealed the seamen's law was
left on the statute books"
Asked why the existing steamship
companies We're asking for gov
eminent subsidy when the existing
laws were so in their favor, Mr.. Furu-
seth answered.:
"I dn't know. America is now the
fourth maritime nation in the world"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
DEMOCRATS PREPARE
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
Features of Measure Which Minority
Hopes Will Replace the One
by Humphrey.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The
Democratic ship Subsidy bill, which
will be submitted as substitute fol
the administration measure offered
by Representative Humphrey, was
introduced in the house today by
Representative Spight, of Mississippi
ranking minority memberof the COM
mittee on merchant marine and fish
cries.
The principal features of the bill
are a per cent. reduction of all
customs duties for ships owned Or
controlled by citizens of the United
States; free entry of materials used
in the construction and repair OF ves-
sells built in the United States, Am
erican registry of foreign-built Slips
owned by citizens of the United
States, and the taking away from
foreign built ships of the mail sub
sidy, which they now enjoy under
the law of 1891.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
BANK GUARANTYLAW
SENATOR OWEN TELLS HOW IT
WORKS IN OKLAHOMA.
Operates as a Limited Liability In
SuranCe, PROVIDED by Small As.
ScSSmentS Against the Banks.
The Plan Seems to Avert PaniCS
When Banks Fail.

The law of Oklahoma establishes
a guaranty fund as an insurance
fund to protect the depositors of the
State Banks of Oklahoma This
fund is made up of contributions of
each State Bank provided by an as
sessment against the capital stock
of each bank and trust company
equal to five per cent of its average
daily deposits, to be collected in
twenty years. The assessments COM
prise one-tifth of the total or one
per cent for the first year, and one
twentieth thereafter until the five
per cent assessment shall have been
paid.
1t is a limited liability, therefore,
even of the contributing banks which
thus establish a mutual insurance
fund to safeguard their depositors.
1t involves no State liability to the
depositor, except a faithful admins
tration of the insurance fund provid-
ed by the banks. The value OF this
system is:
First, it adds stability to the
banks; and therefore to comm ,rce in
Oklahoma, by abating the fea: Of the
more timid depositors. The timid
class is thus encouraged not to make
a run upon the banks or to hoard
money drawn from the banks.
Second, it has brought from hid
ing an unexpectedly large fund of
currency by giving confidence to the
most timid classes of citizens, the
State Bank deposits having increas-
ed over one hundred per cent in one
years time.
Third, it has fulfilled every eX-
pectation under the most crucial test
in the way of giving stability and
peace to the State commerce.
1t has added greatly to the bank
ing resources of the State, and, there
fore, to the commercial prestige and
power of the State. 1t has not en-
couraged reckless banking as its
enemies prophesied; it has had the
exact contrary effect. The bankers
of the State participating in drawing
the law drafted the law to prevent
this very thing, by forbidding a high
rate of interest to be paid for de-
posits by fOrbidding high rate of
interest to be charged for loans
(whih would hazard tho principally;
by imposing a double liability on
stockholders; by forbidding any bank
officer from borrowing from the
bank; by requiring substantial re-
serve to be maintained and other
safe guards, well known to the
banking world.
The opposition of some of the CEN
trail banks to this system has in no
wise weakened it, but this system
having brought into effect a large
increase of banking capital has been
actually beneficial to the opponents
of the system itself. The failure of
a State institution with three million
dollars of deposits caused no panic
in Oklahoma City, because of the
stability which this system gave and
the confidence it inspired.
The defunct institution has been
wound up within less than ninety
days and | am informed the guaranty
fund will suffer no loss; the deposit
tors paid in full and the State will
suffer no loss.-Hon. Robert l..
Owen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

people were summoned from Hotel
Washington, and w. II. France, FL
bridge Wheeler and w. II. Abel at
tended. Chairman Patterson in
formed them, in the most courte-
Gus terms possible. Of the conclu-
sions of the meeting. Mr.. France
said the result of the meeting was
most disappointing to the Interur-
ban company, and Abel rose to make
u personal explanation, saying he
had caused the county commission
ers to call this meeting, and was un-
der the impression that its only pro-
vince was to consider notifications
Of the company's franchise, taking
it for granted that the commission
ers were determined to pass some
county road franchise.
Prior to the adjournment Of the
general meetinf, a motion by }. c..
Hogan, requiring the chairman and
secretary of the meeting to certify
the protest of the meeting to the
county commissioners, and that the
committee be instructed, in the event
the commissioners persist in grant
ing the franchise, to request a de-
lay of 80 days, to allow time to con-
was carried.
At the meeting of the committee,
it was decided that the committee
attend the meeting of the commits
sioners on March /, and that any
member being unable to so attend,
appoint proxy in his stead.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
j. j. HILL MAY TESTIFY
IN NJ. ]. GORDON TRIAL
Sheriff Expected to Serve Subpoena
When Magnate Reaches
Spokane Soon

PORTLAND, Or. Feb. 26.-J. j.
Hill is expected to leave st. Paul for
the Pacific coast on Monday, and
while on his trip West may be a wit
ness in Spokane, at the trial of M. J.
Gordon former solicitor of the Great
Northern railroad, who is charged
with embezzlement. 1t is said that
Mr.. Hill has been notified in advance
that process servers of Spokane coun-
ty will make an effort to serve a sub
poena on him, and it is said there
will be no effort made by Mr.. Hill to
evade service, but, on the other hand,
Hills private car will lie over night
In the Spokane yards.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
INDICT BEEF TRUST
new JERSEY GRAND JURY SAYS
meat CONSPIRACY.
The Beef Trust. Including Six Bio
Companies and Tweny One lndi-
ViduaiS, Is indicted for Conspiracy
to Raise Meat Prices, in Hudson
County,, N. J.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The "beef
trust" of the United States, embrace
ing six great packing companies and
twenty-one packers several of them
multi-millionaires, was indicted by
grand jury in Hudson county. N.
j., today, charged with conspiracy
poultry.
The indictment is drawn under
the law of New Jersey, which pro-
vides upon conviction, a maximum
penalty of three years in the peni-
tentiary, a $1,000 fine, or both. The
offense is extraditable, which means
practically that the meat barons must
successfully resist eXtradition or
come to New Jersey for trial.
Pierce Garvan, public prosecutor
of Hudson county, said tonight that
he would forthwith notify the de-
PENDANTS of their Indictment, and
would be ready to force extradition
in each case where the individual
concerned is not willing to face trial
The defendants, as named, follow:
Corporations: The National Packing
Company. Armour & Co., Swift &
Co., Morris & Co., Hammond Pack
ing Company, G. H. Hammond & Co.,
Individuals-J. Ogden Armour, A.
Watson Armour, Louis F.. Swift, Ed
ward F., Swift, Charles H. Swift, Ed
ward Morris, Ira N.Morris, Arthur
Meeker. Edward Tilden, L. A. Car
ton, Thomas E. Wilson, Thomas j.
Connors, F.. A. Fowler, l.. H. Hey
man, James E. Rathgate, jr.; George
J. Edwards, Frederick B. Cooper, d.
f. Hartwell, Henry B. Darlington, A.
A. Fuller, Lemuel C. Patterson.
Cooper is the New Jersey manager
for Swift & Co.; Bathgate, Edwards.
Hartwell, Darlington and Fuller are
said to be officers and Eastern
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
RAYMOND FIRE BURNS
MOST OF TOWNS FLAGS

RAYMOND, Feb. ga fire broke
out in the Drew e Younglove opera
house yesterday morning, causing
$4,000 damage. 1t is supposed to
have originated by the piano down
stairs falling on the stove. The loss
on the building is fully covered ~
insurance, but there was no lnsur-
ance on the musical instruments and
equipments destroyed. The Knights
of Pythias lodge had held ball there
on Washington's birthday and had
employed most Of the flags in town
in the decorations, so that at least
5000 worth of flags were destroyed,
including three belonging TO the
school building.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

agents of the National Packing Com
pany, while others named are direc-
tors or officers of former directors
or officers of the National Packing
Company. Capiases for the arrest
of all the defendants will be issued
Immediately and the grand jury will
resume its investigation on next
Wednesday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
MANY CORPORATIONS
FAIL TO FILE RETURNS

TACOMA. Feb. 26.-Five thous-
and corporations in Washington and
Alaska have not filed the return re-
Quired under the new federal l per
cent. corporation tax law before
March 1. The minimum fine that
could be imposed on the 5000 should
they all prove delinquent, will
amount to $5,000.000. Alsaka cor
porations must file returns in the
Tacoma internal revenue office.
Washington corporations may file in
Tacoma. Seattle or Spokane.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

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