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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06

Corsets. all the popular 75c
makes and styles.
Creditors Sale Price ....-....,S9c
House Dresses, made OF heavy
fannelette, nicely made and trim
med good, value at $3.50,
Creditors Sale Price ........ sec
Elastic belts. regular csc grade.
Creditors Sale Price ..,....0c
Ladies' muslin underwear, draw
ers, Corset Covers, Chemise trim
med with lace insertions, sold for
SOC. -. -. =. =. .......... .l6c
Heavy F'lannelette Kimonas, rib
bon trimmed, sold for $1.Oo.
Creditors Sale Price ....... $50
The 75c FIannelette petticoats.
Creditors Sale Price ......... .2Sc
The Heatherblown Petticoats,
black, brown and blue, the $3.50
grade.
Creditors Sale Price ......... $50
Ladies dress kid gloves, all new
full colors, sold for $500.
Creditors Sale PriCc ........ .69c
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06
Socks

Mems fancy and black hose
worth 15c pair.
Creditors Sale Price &c
Mems Csc hose, plain colors
and fancy.
Creditors Sale Price ...........7c
Mems Fine Lisle Hose, very
neat stripe and fancy effects. also
plain colors, and fine cashmere
hose. none OF this lot ever sold for
less than 50c pair.
Creditors Sale Price Ice
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06
Mems Furnishings

Fireproof and waterproof work
ing gloves. the $500 kind.
Creditors Sale Price ..... .SSc
Union Suits for Men, heavy
ribbed, the s1.5o grade.
Creditors Sale Price ......... .OOc
Medioated Flannel, all wool un-
derwear that sold for. $3.50,
Creditors Sale Price ......... csc
Wool Coat Sweaters, in grey.
blue, red and black, two pockets.
sold for s1.5O.
Creditors Sale Price .......... SSc
Heavy wool sweaters. all col
ors, some two colors, sold for 81
Creditors Sale Price ......, .sl.so
Neckties, String and Fourth
Hands, the seasons newest shades
and color effects, former price SOC
Creditors Sale Price Lie
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Ladies' Skirts,
Suits and Goats

Skirts, checks and stripes, all
strictly up-tO-date, gootJ value e
$3.50.
Creditors Sale Price ,....,. .9se
A beautiful assortment Of Pans
anna, Serge and Worsted Skirts,
hand-tatlored, and up-to-th y-min-
ute in every detail, not one OF thia
lot is forth less than Sc.
Creditors Sale Price ........,.$1,9s
Chiffon Panama imported
serges and worsted skirts made by
the best skirt manufactures In
New York. not a detail ov erlooksd
to make this the hanrsomt st skirt
in the market, regular Irloe o.
this lot was, $500.
Creditors Sale Price ~. $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06
FOR THE WOMEN

Ladies' new fall suits in broad
cloth and worsteds. the newest
fall shapes and stripes, box back,
semi-Htted or fitted, all satin
lined and manufactured, this suit
would be a rare bargain at $25.
Creditors Sale Prico ..S sos
FAN Suits for Ladies. made in
black, blue, brown, olive green.
cataba and wine broadcIoth, fancy
mixed cheviots and stripes. Oman
style) worsteds. This is as choice
a collection as can be seen any
where. Hand tailored, all satin
lined, semi-ftted or fitted back.
and up-to-the-notch in each and
every particular. Never sold for
less than $50.
Creditors Sale Price 1880. .s9.4S
Heavy TaHeta silk petticoats, all
colors, the kind for which you
usually pay Sc,
Creditors Sale Price ...-. sS89
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED
LEGAL NOTICES
H. Il. THOMAS * JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys
N THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DIS
TRIteT OF CDTT-META- Holding a Dis

N THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a Dis
trict Court IN Ie- The extension OF Bel
mont Road and Watersice Drive District
Court No SO Notice Is hereby given thar
the Commissioners OF the District Of Co
IUmbia pursuant TO the prov visf17s Of an
Act Of Congress entitled An Act 70 acquire
llnd in the vicinity Of Connecticut Avenue
Bridge fOr the extension OF certain streets
naNe lLiS1 q b5lltl'l II tuls touTt pray n
the colcer1Lallon o. the -ano necessary IJ-
the extension Of Belmont Road TO Calvert
Street and 20 connect said extension o.
Belmont road with Naters5de drive
and TO extend WarersIde drive To the
EoutherIy line Of the Zo1IogicaI Park
in the District OF Columbia Is shown
petition as part thereof, ana pray
ing also. that jury of dve fJl-
- ------- ~ =
shall be 1rechO.ders within the District Of
Columbis. not related 10 any person inter
cstcd IN these preceding ana not in the
service or employment OF the District OF Co
lur.-bia OF or the United states. De summoned
by the United States Marshal lor the Dis
tricJ q Columbia 20 assess the damages
each owner Z land TO be taken may sss-
tain b. reas1I OF the eLteEslJn or the afore-
said streets and the condemnation OF land
necessary fer the purposes thereof and Z
assess benefits resulting tnerelrOIl. plrSuau q
10 The provisions Of sEO-ch1pter or cha ptCl
Ky u tbs code Of Law of the Dis 5rlct o.
Columbia L is. by the Court this SlSt
czy % August ~ ID 1870 Ordered that ali
persons having any interest iu these pro
CeediuEs b.. and they are hereby warned
and commanded 70 appear in th.s Court on
or belore lne -sLn 44F uL SepLeIllDeT- 1slu.
Al 10 O'Clock a. m. and continue in at
tendance until the Court shall have made
its hn2l order ratityins and contsrEuiuE the
award Of damaEes and the assessment oi
benefits Of the jury 10 be- cupaueIed and
sworn herein. and il is further ordered thaI
a copy Of this notice be published once il
the Washington Law Reporter. and on siN
secular DAYS IN the Washington EVENING
star. The Washington Times and The Wash
iuEtoc Post- newspapers published il tne
said DIsJTict- commencing al LEASE twenty
6ays before the said 18th day Of September.
1910 Il is further Ordered thar a caur oi
t-fs notice and order be served or the J-nffe5
states Marshal or his deputies uuan sucf
OF the owners OF the land 20 be con1eune5
herein as may be found by the said Marsha.
ur his deputies within District or Colrr7lu Us
and upon the tenants and occuDznts o. trs
same before the said 9th DAY OF Ssotsrnber
4 D 1870 By the Court. ASHLEY II GOULD
Justice. tSssi-D 4 True Copy Test J. r
YOUNG, Clerk By F. Z CUNNINGHAM
Asst Clerk se-5r
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE


ROYAL BLUE LINE
1ssF--erv Other Hour On the Odd HcuE-''
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TORE-
NEW TERMINAL sd ST. NEW YORK
100 a n-DLner Pullman Parlor Csz
=s-61 q u1-5-hOur -Eall- CAFE Psrlor Car
rs-u0 a u--Cafe Parl0r Car
81 % a u--Dlner and Pullman PaTioT car
: - D ua--Diner and Pullman PariOr Car
80 p n-'-EOyaI Limited Al Pullman,
Efve-hour-
+z-oo D u-C0schss 70 Philadelphia
$50 p m--Diner and Observation EPsslok
Car
so D m--Coaches TO Sew York
-fs-I5 \ NT-SIeePers 70 New York
80 a u--SIespers 70 Philzoei pdis ssad Nsa
ATLANTIC CITY. f7.oo. 's.n. f11.s = ~
4 Co Eg-O0 D M
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR
CWeek DAYS "a a. - p % -, Il p ~ n -,
4a-s9 s1e-5a aI1-G0 a II. s19-o0 noon. T11-os.
- 90 p ~ tee s3-el, To $50. fz-54,
f445 -5.o9. +5.g5 so I5-a. 80. I7'99. 's-oa.
ts.oo 'la;le 'lo:sS, -44i-s. yTSRb 1-'i'' y
CHICAGO. 'I-22. $50 p n
CT--~TN-NATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE 80 q n, '4-oS P m. -l2io night
sr2-s5 night Sleeper ready 10 p n.
q IEVEIaAND. $40 ? II
C0TEATBCS, $50 p n
U-ITT-F-T ING, $40 a n, $50 > n
CUMBERLAND 's-lS p n Queen CffJ
SPSi-Sic- PWSiI-SSicHEsrER, 1910 a N, tasaz- ts.os
? FREDERICK. $50 f9-la 80 4 m. nm.
f4.sI; 3 c.5FsRsPoTN. 5s75S Z 1910 a m. 800
s1-TT Except Sunday sunday only
--zT E.pTIONES ar6eu Of the following
Ticket Ofhces- 14lt -. 4s7: Nan lSy-; -
ey.--55- -Ticlzet Office Main 49, In1orma-
rs~-, Bureau MAIN iool-
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Published only as information not guarz1tssd
c-- N daiIy-For Virginia West Ftr-
- nd Kentucky points Pullman sleep
- - C-inc!nnatI and Louisville Parlor car
= rf5,ton- week days G. g. .. dining car
c~o-n Charlottesville -
so D m aiiy-CINCINSAII-ST- LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid tram 70 s.
- -frF Pullman sleepers TO Chicago
So -rIv AZ important stations. PullTnan-s
S--ss@ eCTIfDuent and G. & O. dining car.
80 p M daiIy-F- 2 Y LIMITED. f0F
C-.1,--5rrzrf Louisville. the west, Southwest
- Northwest Pullman sleepers % Fir-
80 HOT Springs. Cincinnati and Louisville
a 4 O GInilE car
q & o Offices SIS Pa ave- IS59 T ST. and
T-,-f,- station Phone Main 11ss and 23o5 for
tI-I-sfs baggage checks. reservations, AID
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

--Foliovine schedule figures published
- ss Information and are =ot guaranteed. /.
90 - Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile New
~-l-4rs Asr-viIIe. . g. and 1913 .. m
- (-hattanooga and Memphis. 9-0o q n
Fc- Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Bir-
r,in-harn New Orleans 1919 p
F-e- Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga Nash
vile Nerursss, $40 a. n daily (Siespsas
car oDen after 10 p M
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia.
Charleston. Augusta Aiken Savannah, Jack
-ouviI1e- ana Florida points, 4;i5 ?. n. daily,
Z 8. BROWN. Genera Agent
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
TILING

PORERT HARRIS. Main 2S73-T. S0s fIth -
\ w Work called Tor and delivered call
and .af next 20 our uD-to-dare work
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS 2
White help and moderate prices LEON T.
I CrHOC(- Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved 70 s-I . ST y " Phone n 15s.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
FOR SALE-LOTS

lot NEAR CONccS- AVE and Chevy Chase
circle lowest price in neiEhborhoo6. dne
shade chance for large increase Address
OWNER Ig7 ID 81 y 2
FOR SAI.E-Six lots at Daniel Park. Nd.
a. SIS each BOX 3. Times o6lce.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-To rent an attractive 8 OF : room
house IN city or suburbs. SO 20 So tenant
ready AMERICAN LAND CO, 51T 18th
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

8 minutes from AqUeduCt Bridge via Falls
Church Electric Railway; Is minutes 70 I2th
st and Pa ave Original shade trees.
Lots 500 each $ cash and S5 per month
No Interest 10 Taxes.
We viii build home 70 suit you q
monthly payments
B NJ DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence, Clarendon, Va RossIyn, Va
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS SCRAPED 20 the wood. re-
POLISHED and waved - our specially expert
yrorHlrlCn- work guaranteed FLOOR RE
POLISHING CO. 1920 sd ST y W send
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
FOR SkLE-MIscELLANEoUS

DEMoLL & cos EIGHTH ANNUAL SEP
TENDER PIANO SALE offers the greatest
bargains Of the year in high-grade pianos
and player-pian0s. For instance GIBSON
man. s2qo; KimbalI. $50: Fischer. 500
Stieff. s275. Estey.- Sl25i VOse, Sl25i 6aDleF'
sl50s also Auto-piano, $3.50; pianola. $40 An
gelus Piano-Player. So. and many OtleIs- @
l2th and G sts-
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
CHASE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Al
VERY LOW RATE
table linen. silver and kitchen ware, crock
ery, chairs, tables, rugs, beds, cgTtaiils POI
ti@rsS, a billiard table THE WAShlNG-
TON SCHOOL $50 ssiscGnsln ave
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
g50 Drop Head Singer -$lyl 20
$50 Drop Head Domestic----.---.--------- 1910
$40 Wheeler & Wilson 100
Rev sewing machines 81 down and 60c per
week Cleaning. 5oc Open evenings H R.
GIVEN. 90 Pa ave s z Phone
MAHOGANY ROUND EXTENSION TABLE
for SO. ROSENBERG'S ART GALLERY,
l+0l y y ave
Antique MAHOGANY BUREAU. SO.
ROSENBERG'S s ART GALLERY, lfo1 y.
SIX MAHOGANY CHAIRS, IS apiece ROs-
ENBERG'S ART GALLERY 1907 y y
ave n W
ANTIQUE COLONIAL MAHOGANY SIDE
BOARD. go ROSENBERG's ART CAL
L5Et1- lt0. y y ave - W
FOR sALE-Ceutury Dictionary and CyeIo-
pedla. 70 vol, cheap complete set PaJ
on Reports mechanical index Of patents
IsS4-g1; sheep bind BOOK STORE $50 Sth
St n W
AMERICAN Rebuilt Typewrfters. sguaI 70
new; guaranteed: all makes from S15 Up
We also rent machines TYPEWRITER q
OFFICE SUPPLY CO. rs nth. Phone Il fSo5
FOR SALE-Nice bed room suite. as good
as new beautiful three-quartered oak side
board. double folding bed with white mirror.
Administer bargain l&2f st
ELEGANT CABINET ORGAN in fine con
dition, originally cost 500. viii sell for
$50 ~ BACM a. son. - Pa ave y VI.
HANDSOME oak bed room suit OF three
pieces easily worth SO, win sell FOR SO
II BAUM s son. sl2 Pa ave. y w.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. nearly new.
viii sell for $40 TO quick buyer H BAUM
s. SoH. 81 Pa ave y W
SEVERAL. FINE LARGE SAFES, VIII save
you AZ least oHe-aalr; some OF them are
Pa ave y W
FOR sALE-Party leaving for the West viii
sell household goods T. HpGE. goth ana
Bunker Hill road Ait Rainier, No
FOR SALE-Young Jersey COW, gentle. good
mixer. tUbercUltn inspecteui cheap 81
7 So y W
FOR sALE-Piano in good condition lE5
s-h St y "
FOR SALE 4-foot Silent Salesman show
cases upright. suitable for JeWelTy-.
czea-s. notions. small wares one new safe
SCHWARTZ q PELzMAN. 5o5 sSh -. wv
-OR SALERernlngvon typewriter. No. G.
IN good condition. including stand and Gov
er. So. Apply uS3 l2th 81 y "
SEWING MACHINE. Grophesd, nearly new.
g0-uJ call after p m. 9O7 II st y z
FOF SALE-Fine buttermilk. &c glass not
+ha sour milk kind stand is Center
yrr--af J. r HOP kI(S-
E.JEs -ALE-CsOOD QUALITY OpaGus Shades
f-red z Windows. only S0cs bes- qua-AtF Oh
Opaque sn-des. Soc hung free-
EL.E.F-T --ATT'S. I1th and n sts- y E
FOR sALE-LOt q 3sweiry and rrayz- ch-sP-
- y S. z
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
: CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

r--,.-z,,7, o. Excursion Trains 70 ana ron
so-l@---0 CHESAP PEAFSE BEACH.
rrFEC-rIVE SEPT s. 1910
e-,,,-act 10 Change Without Notice
Hv EXCEPT SAT AND Sun
CONS. leave District L-ae at s.25 and u;o0
g. L.---5 L.-----,5-v leave the Beach at SIS a. N
s-10 SEQ, and 1900 ?. m
l--19s PAUL Y WAIS-RE
General lTanzeer
--,re Sevv York ave car for District Lias
- F~or additional Information. Tes-
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
PHYSICIANS
DR.. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18th s

DR. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18th St.
washington's Oldest Specialist
50 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases: also stomach. lungs. asth-
ma catarrh. apDendIclUiE. liver. heart. kid
neys. bladder, structure, discharges. general
debility. and special weakness. blood and
skin diseases Special and private ailments
o. both sexes cured quickly Consultation
free. Hours. 10 70 I and 10 $50 daily
sundays. 10 10 IL Chandler Building. Eleva-
for and pAcne-
restoring tEe-BLOOD CELATION.
that cures those ailments Of the spine
nerves. digestive. respiratory and CircEla--
ory organs, and the diseases your physician
and consultation free PROF II. y d
PARKER lC-- SLh ST n W
DISEASES or THE HEART. CATARRH.
CONSTIPATION. WEAK LUNGS. and all
chronic diseases cured BY AEcHANO-
THERAPG- Druglsss and 7on-sur glcal Call
OF write for booklet Ca L--nout s. y W
WALL PAPER
GIVE Us 4 TRIAL before having your
rooms papered5 greaI reduction Tor next s.
days estimates cneerfu--y given " 4
MARTIN & BRO. al y c ave 5 Z
Phone l. 10
SEE NE before having your house pape-sd-
Rooms papered from $ up RICHARD
CARLISLE. 545 New York ave Phone North
ROOMS PAPERED, 8 Up send postal for
samples and estimate CHAS. r H4SAN,
I1s "a St & e Line 22sS n
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up wan paper. &C,
&C. and o. a piece Work guaranteed lie
PEEUS- 50 St y W Phone North S4SL
PAPERHANGE,G AND PAINTING.
Fjrst-clsss work at lowest prices
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE. IRE A FEW OF THE extraordinary
tarEafns IN fine upright pianos offered dur
ing mis- expansion sale StieI- SZs5s Chick
e-irz $3.50 Pease. $50. Fose. $50. kimbaII.
$50. Eardman. $50, Chase, 1910. Shoni1Eer.
sgsg- Milton, 500: Fischer, $50. Weber. $50.
and many others Easy terms Auto-piano.
god condition. $50. o. J DeMOLL & Co.
Ger IZrh and Q sts
F1P eAIEStfef- steia.vay. Enabe. shaw
Kohler & Campbell, Mason & Hsmiin. and
number OF other used pianos saCrf-
nc!nE prices; must sell TO make room Tor
rev sock CEAS N STIEFF. 1gcS-iol3 r
. - ". ]. G CONLIFE Manager
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
SFAROARD AM LINE RI.

1o-r- = m daily-''SeabOard Fast Nall
.--,--------77 coaches and Pullman sieepers 20
Ssysn1ah and Jacksonville Rarl0r car jack
C-,---TIs 10 Tampa Throssh Sleeper %
Atlanta. Dining car
- = rn daIIy---Seaboard Express siec-
--s---ly Ifzhted sleeDers and observation czE
s--..frsied with eiectric fans Through ser
49, = savannah Jacksonville, Tampa. At
- birmingham, and Memphis. Dining
cars re - - - -
= A HARDWOOD c T A
cFO- Z PHILLIPS. d P 4
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

VVANTED-House, s rooms and bath. north
II St and east 4tb y e not ever SIS
Answer by letter 40 II y. z
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
WAL PAPER
FLOOR OILS

c b. HUNTERS Sanitary DUst-ki-liug Floor
OIL keeps the floors clean and bright, gif e
them polished finish Good f1- gaG- 1---l-
ture- ny it. sec gallon delivered Phone Main
6l5S Offce IIo Pa ave " w Wasll1gtoIlr
D c.. L s A. Used by L s Govt ana over
eca families Tor the last fifteen years
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
THOMPSON AGAIN
RAPS OPPONENT
In Noon-D Day Talk at Solvay Plant
He Urges Men To Vote for
Truthful Candidates.

In his Monday address TO the en-
ployes OF the Solvay Process Co. 3
plant, William b. Thompson spoke, in
part, as follows:
What is il that makes Detroit the
city wherein life is worth living for
you and me? What is it that attracts
the manufacturers SO that they viii
come here and establish these great
temples of industry? The best adver-
tisement and the best attraction Tor
any city, outside, OF course, OF the
advantages which nature gives IT, lies
in the honest and economical conduct
OF its municipal affairs. When a man
ufacturer contemplates moving here
to build his factory. or the working
man contemplates moving here TO es-
tablish his home, they ask; Is it a
we'll governed city Are the eity,s
funds spent wisely? Are the taxes
low? Should not we, who live here.
and who expect 10 pass our days to
the end In this community, exercise a
similar curiosity about our municipal
AFFAIRS to the end that we may select
officials who will spend our money
with frugallty, and keep down the bur
den of taxes?
when | went into the city treas
urer's Office last July, TO pay my
taxes. | heard all about me the com
plants and protests of poor men ana
women who had scraped and scratched
to get together the dollars with which
to pay the taxes on their humble
homes. | do not believe that any
public official has the right to say
that a million or more on the tax
budget does not amount 10 anything.
On the contrary, IL Is the duty OF the
mayor TO urge economy upon the al
dermen and board OF estimates and
the various commissions. and 10 APP
point men on the various commissions
who will labor with him to reduce the
tax burden by asking for only such
appropriations as are absolutely neces-
sary.
amy man who tells you that he will
tax only the wealthy and will not i'm
pose any tax upon you, Is flying in
the face OF the law, and is telling you
a bare-faced falsehood. And since we
must all pay taxes. II we own prop
erty It behooves US TO select officials
who will tell us the truth, and not men
who will seek 70 deceive us with false
and impossible promises"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
RARE JEWELS DISPLAYED.
Great Array Shown at Wright, Kay &
Co.'s Formal Opening.

With brave array OF beautiful
Jewels, silverware, china and CIT
glass, the Wright, Kay & Co.'S new
store at Woodward and Grand River
aves., is in fall opening attire for the
formal introduction TO the shopping
public OF the firms new uptown place
OF business.
Palms. towering plants. baskets and
Jars lfffed with fragrant flowers beau
tify the interior of the store and serve
TO enhance the general attractiYeness
OF the wares common to a smart
iewelry shop. Old-world importations
have always been a feature of this
arms goods. although American pro-
ducts are not less in quantity or quail.
ity, by any means. II is treat to the
Rrtistic-minded TO visit the Wright.
Kay store to view the wealth OF at
tractive and beautiful things shown
there for the adornment- of the per-
son and the household.
The new store is we'll adapted to an
advantageous display of goods, plenty
Of light from large windows facing
both avenues, flooding the interior
New fixtures are so designed as 70
show precious stones and jewelry
novelties, as well as crystal, china and
sllver, TO the best advantage Many
good wishes for continued success and
business prosperity were offered the
members OF the firm, Thursday, by old
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
HEMANS GIVES
ANSWER TO GOOD
Says Junket for Which He Was Paid
Expense Money Wasn't Free, as
Detroiter Declares.

Lawton T. Hemans, Democratic can
didate for governor. arrived in Detroit
at noon. Thursday, from Allegan. He
was met at the Michigan Central sta
ton by a number OF Democrats and
escorted 10 the Democratic state cen
building. He is TO address meetings
in Detroit tonight
Asked by The Times as to the truth
of the charge OF George p. Codd to
the effect that Hemans had cashed a
voucher for the expenses of Junket
said by Codd TO have been free, while
member OF the state legislature IN
1903, Mr. Hemans replied:
1T is true that cashed that
voucher but IL was for legitimate ex'
penses. IL was no free train that |
travelled ON. Moreover | went 10 a
hotel and paid for all my meals; |
didn't even so 10 any OF the free ban
quets.
The chairman OF the committee
made out the voucher for me, as he
did for the others, and had II cashed
by the state treasurer. The voucher
tcalled for So more than | was entitled
10 and | called the state treasurers
attention TO II. He replied that /
should have TO take the overcharge
for the reason that he had no fund 20
apply II 10. and he also explained that
II the overcharge were taken on II
would alter his records and put him
out. | told him. on hearing his ex'
PLANTATION. that would take the
amount. admit that owe the state
that IS and | am ready at any time
10 pay It back.
The voucher charge Is a silly one.
II is just-li Others the opposiu9h=ls
making. For instance, they charge
that. while supervisor OF my county. |
assessed property worth $6,OOO,OOO at
$500 900. In the first place, was
never supervisor OF my county, and IN
the second place. | never assessed a
dollars worth Of property In my life
Mr.. Hemans said he was receiving
encouraging reports wherever he
went. and that he believed his pros
poets for election were good-better
than they were two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
NEW YORK COTTON.
ted by Hay
U. s. GOVT. BONDS.
ATTORNEY IS SUED.
Chart OF w. L. Kelly Claims He Was
Defrauded Out Of Much Money.


Attorney William l.. Kelly is de-
Tending a suit brought against him In
Judge Mandell's court by steve
Ruklich. who charges that through
unprofessional conduct he was de-
frauded out OF several thousand dol
lars He brings suit for $1,000. The
suit was started by capias and Kelly
gave bonds for his appearance.
Ruklich testified that several
months ago while in Kelly's of1ce he
mentioned TO Kelly and the latter's
partner. Frank Barnes, that he Intend
ed erecting a building. The men then
told them OF friend. Angus Beaton,
a contractor. and asked that the latter
be allowed TO figure on the Job. Ruk'
Itch consented and Beaton was the
lowest tenderer. Kelly was engaged
10 obtain suitable bond, so Ruklich
testified. TO insure the fulfllment OF
the contract
-Krter the worir-staFted Beaten Was-
paid various sums from time to time,
and, he says. Kelly assured him 1t was
all right. as he had a bond for $4,000.
Ruklich says he asked several times TO
see the bond and Kelly always made
the excuse that II was at his home.
Finally after chasing the lawyer for
week Ruklich says Kelly admitted
that he had no bond About that time
Beatnn threw up the contract. and
Ruklich learned that the $4,iO0 he had
advanced had been used for other pur-
poses than for material and work.
There are claims OF $4,000 against the
building, which is only partially com
pleted.