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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
PLOT TO MURDER
RULER OF JAPAN
Discovered In Time and Con
SpiratOTS Are Under
Arrest.

TOKYO Sept 2I--A plot has been
discovered 10 assassinate- Emperor
MutSuhito Of Japan. aad the UlorterS
are aiFtadE under arrest. according TO
sensational publication iu an after
noon newspaper here today
Ine story appeared in the Hochi
Shlmbun- which stated that the men
would De given secret trials.
The corSplrators plotted 70 kin the
emperor while on a visit 10 the Iauau-
eSe military college just outside the city.
a0c the ConS1iraCv was discovered inst
IN time TO save his life
A number OF arrests have been made.
the prisoners beiCC oStenSibl- charged
with too great activity in the socialisti,.
movement The -'Hocli ShiuEun-' init
mates that those charged with Couspir-
ing to assaSSiEate the E,nperor are
among the prisoners
The arrest Of the uIotters in this in
stance is the iTSt time IN JeUaue~e his
tory that the life Of q sovereign has been
plotted against bv mis- own subjects. and
the fact mace known
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept 2I--The Roosevelt
leaders here are in a jubiiant frame Of
mind today over the drubbing given
Vice President Sherman i'm his own
county, Oneida. at the primaries he'd
there
He was overvhelmiuEIy beaten in his
own assembly district and lost out in
his own ward. the seventh ward of
Utsea-
Vice President Sherman, whom the
''old guard is supporting for tempor-
ary chairman Of the Saratoga couven-
tion. viii 90 TO the convention as a
delegate from the first assembly district
instead of his own district, which he
has lost
In the opinion Of Chairman Grfscom
CT the New York county committee and
other Roosevelt leaders here. the moral
effect OF Sherman-s defeat at home viii
be tremendous They are convinced il
viii 20 far 60 swing the State conven-
tiOn 10 Roosevelt.
As a matter Of fact. ever since she
Taft letter Of about a month ago rep1-
dating the tactics by which Sherman
was iudorsed by the state committee for
temporary chairman against Roosevelt
there mas been growing feeling against
the Vice President in his own home.
The importatut phase of the matter is
tnar the fight against Sherman was led
by State Senator Frederick NJ -Dsven-
port, a Huehes man. Davenport is one
of the n.er- looked on with favor bv-
Roosevelt Tor the E0vernorship and the
fact that ne has led a successful fight
against Sherman VIII tend 10 strengthen
him If the prOgressives control the State
COnventica-
At the Republican Congressional head
quarters here today, there was regretfuI
discussion Of the outcome in Minnesota.
where Representative Tawney sens TO
Continued on Seventh PaEeD
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HozU Police ConVfnced Coroner

f70U EOLtce COrUJ7Ced Coroner
Page &C o. Rockwell Harms
knew he the habit cannot identify
Page knew Harris carried quB
saw
Page 9obert Bailey states that Robert this
and NoTval sisters nd snA
Of being trouble NOrvsl ending but lost
his
Page weeks ago his sister told L -
NoTvaIs
Page oMrs COIvin reported attempt at suicide
Thursday August 49,"
Yet Bailey he told this this same
happening of August 18.
persons"
Six persons mentioned the gun OF these
only
positively Harris gun
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ATTEMPT TO AVERT
INDUSTRIAL STRIFE

EDINBURGH, sept GA move 70
avert the great Industrial war which
VIII come 10 a crisis on October
when allied tradeSmen thr0urbour
Great Britain viii 90 upon a concerted
strike. was made today when repre-
sentatives of the boiler makers met
their employers for a conference
Although the session was evidently
a stormy one no announcement was
made at its conclusion Of a definite re-
suit. II was said that a formal an
Swer viii be made in three davS SET
ting forth what action viii be taken.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
GRISCOM is RELYING
ON MORAL EFFECT
Primary Results IN Utica Convince
ProgTessives They Will Rule
Convention.
Summary of Days Everts
IN Politics

New Hork-With partial defeat of
Vice President sherman in pri-
nlarieS, Roosevelt forces claim
control OF State convention.
Representative Parsons l. renomf-
mated. Representative OIcotf Il
defeated by ". Vi. Bennett, Rep
reSentative w =. Bennet il re-
nominated in New York city pri-
marieS.
ohiO-Tsft's influence iu home
state factor On which election IL
expected to turn
Minnesota - Representative Tayv-
Rey defeated by sidney Anderson.
fHsUrEeut.
NehrasE>''-BrSan repudiateS Mayor
DahImann, of Omaha. Democratic
candidate for governor. because
of liquor question.
New Jerse2-NivIaB VI. Lewis
heads State ticket on platform in
d0rsinE Taft.
CoIOra,Io-RepubIic convention
attempts 90 reach decision On
State issues after adjournment.
TAFT indoSsement probable.
IdHh2-TnGt iudOrSed ny Republic
an convention.
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IS IMPAIRED
IN AERO ACCIDENT

PARIS. Sept 2f--The mind Of Aviator
De Bseder IS believed today to be per
mauently impaired as result Of the
injuries he sustained several weeks. ago
in the fan Of his aeroDIane AT E-an7-
brai.
DE BaeneT was removed from the hos
Dital today by his mother
lie is unable to recoEnize his friends
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
ELKINS ILL WEEKS
OF MALARIA LFEVER
Washington Friends Hear Nothing
of Senator'S Dangerous
Condition.

In answer TO a report which reached
" NaShinGton today that Senator
stephen B Elkius Of West Virginia
Is dangerously III al his home in FL
kins- W Va his friends in Wash
inEton said this afternoon that -he
Senator has been suffering for several
weeks with malariaI fever
They have not heard however. thai
he is in a dangerous condition
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
FITZGERALD FACES
NEW INDICThEN

CHICAGO. Sept. IA new Indictment
against George W. Fitzgerald, accused
Of robbing the Chicago subtreasury of
$4,000 and indictments against at least
two others are promised as a result OF
a new inquir,- by the Federal grand
jury which was started today.
Fitzgerald formerly was associate tel
ter Of the subtreasury- The alleged
robbery took place three years ago. but
Fitzgerald was not arrested until last
week
Business associates and officials in
banks where Fitzgerald is said 10 have
kept a large amount of money, were
subpOenad-
They viii he asked concerning large
deals ne has beer connected with.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
CHRISTYS REPORTED
AS AGAIN UNITED

ZANESvII.LE, Ohio. Sept. 21-Hovv-
ard Chandler Christy's home is being
besieged % messages from friends Of
his and his wife today, following a
visit from Mrs. Ghristy yesterday.
Mrs. ChTisty spent the dav with the
artist and her daughter Natalie. and
the report gained currency that the
pair would end their separation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
MILK PRICES STAND
FOR WINTER MONTHS
Proposed Advance Aban-
doned and Meeting of
Dealers Called Off.

Most dealers in Washington viii sell
milk for cents a quart this winter.
The wholesale price they must pay will
range, / believe. from - to - cents a
gallon, and I don't think much milk
vii be bought above the last figure
This was the prediction made this
morning BY ". a. Hartranft, president
OF the Mix Dealers Association
The project 10 set price FOR winter
milk. IL was learned today. has prac-
tically been abandoned and each dealer
VIII have to fight his own battle. The
activity Of the office Of the District At
tOrney. it is believed is responsible for
an apparent decrease Of interest in the
scheme to sell milk for 70 cents a quart
during the winter months
Meeting Called Of
That the uiiikmen contemplated no
present move toward arranging the milk
prices was made apparent when il was
announced today that the meeting of the
executive committee, scheduled for some
time between the session Of the dealers
last Friday and october ]. has been in
definitely postponed
No meeting Of the committee will be
called. 50 far as I can at present fore
see said A : Trundle. chairman Of
the executive board today until some
leEISl ldtlOn demands its attention. There
is no present need for q meeting
President Hartranft said that i1de-
PENDENT investigations had been made
OF conditions among farmers by sew
eF3i dealers. but that some OF these
had been undertaken under cosni-
Zance Of the association Their ind
inES, ne said, Indicated that the far
uSrs might in most cases be justified
in asking p cents gallon for milk,
but that the price of - cents set by
their association was too great an
advance
Denies Milk Is Impure.
The statement Of a producer through
the columns Of Washington paper
that most Of the milk sold H. Wash
ington was either impure or watered
and sometimes both. was denied today
IN statement given out by Mr. Trun-
die
--such a peryersion Of facts as was
contained II this article. Mr.. Trundl ,
said. lis calculated 10 be wholly mis-
leading. and the public should be set
right about it No dealer IS going to
and according TO the writer, the
watering IS done by the producers II
Is an easy matter to tell II even \
small quantity OF water has been DEF
IN milk The most common Of these
made with q steel instrument will
show pretty conclusively.
The stories about the tremendous
fronts accruiHE to the dealers under
present conditions are also .rnfsIead-
ing. Mr.. Trundle said.
There IS dealer who has an es-
tabliSheC business worth $50 900 and
who sells more than 1000 gallons Il
milk day who is willing 70 hand
ever his business for a period of i've
years 10 any man who viii guarantee
bin cents on every gallon OF milk
sold Most CT US would jump at a
similar ofe-~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
EIGHTEEN ARE HURT
RUSHING TO WRECK

LEXINGTON, XIV. Sept 21--Efrhteen
men were hurt. two fatally. when an
engine and a car on the Illinois Central
Railroad carrying a crew 10 = freight
wreck crashed into the wreckage in a
fog TO-DAY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
TENIPERATIRES


Today-IIiGh tide. s.ss a. N. and $50
T. m- Low tice- $50 a. n and $50 r. I'm.
TOmorrow-HEEh tide. 13.1S a M and
10-s7 p. m Low tide. s.s5 a. M. ana
z.G5 p M
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WEATHER REPORT.

Fair and cooler tonight and Thursday:
light tu moderate nOrthrvesterIy winds
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stopped go yards beyond where the ac-
rident occurred. the crew rushed hack
10 give aid IL was Immediately seen
that Miss Doe could not have lived ar
instant after the terrific crash
The injured were rushed TO SewickIey
Hospital where for a ti-ae the phy>i-
clans cesuaired ~ "a wing the lives or
either Wilson or FeitWcM Toward
morning the FORMER regdlueU conscious
ness for a few moments. but later re-
lapSeH into q deiirum and 1T IS feared
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
FEW BAD EGGS ARE SOLD
IN CAPITAL. SAY EXPERTS
OfExperts' PIreFood
Tests.

Conviction Of dealer in decsyed pre-
served eggs thought to be isolated
case by Department OF Agriculture
officials
Widely advertised brands OF malt
whisky and Iithia water said 10 ba
Inferior products
Cheese said TO contain too liberal a
supply of borsx TO comply uith pure
food and drug act
Manufacturers Of headache powders
charged with falling 20 label their
goods in accordance with law.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

Boards, North Carolina, Narrow, 81 60
Per III ft--Frank Libbey * Co, 9Th & n
i. Ave.-Advt-
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~ = ~ u v : LF--
HARPERS FERRY. w Va Sept. ~
Potomac clear and Shenandoah verv
cloudy this morning
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Coroner Nevtt Having Announced Case As Closed the
Camp of Woodmen Garry Their Demands for An
Inquest Up to the District Commissioners
Conflicting Statements Contained
in Report of Detectives
Coroner Says He Is ConUinced

Coroner NevThe submitted Tars
have been carefully
whereby this could thoroughly Investigated
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

These Prices Are For Small Lots.
Frank Libbey & Co, sth & n. 7. Ave
-Advt-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21
HER HOUSE IS ROBBED
WHILE SHE IS AWAY

Mrs Sheehy, living at 1875 First street
northwest, reports TO the police that
within the last four months, her house
has been broken into and a WaItnam
watch valued al SO, taken thrrefrop7.
Mrs SheehE. who has been awav from
the city for some months. returned
home and discovered that the watch
was gone Detectives Pratt and How
lett have been assigned to the case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

Boards, Dressed, Very Common, Sr.z5
rer Iee ft.-Frank Libbey & Co, sth <
n Z. Ave.-Advt-
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Boards, Heart Pine, Wide, Sz.so Per 100
ft-F'rank Libbey x Co. 9Th & y. Y. Av-
-Advt-
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szz.so To Nashville, Tenn. and

turn viz Southern Railway, Sent q to
- valid for return Oct : and can he
extended 10 Oct p Sr0D-Overs permit
uEe--AdVJ-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

School Books, Secondhand and New.
T.ovv6e~miIk & Co. 1926 St-Advt
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FREEDOM Of FRANK
IS SOUGHT BY BRIDE
Never Insane, But Mentally
Depressed, Says Affidavit.
Sensation Recalled.

Wealthy relatives and the young bride
OF Edwin Frank. the soldier whose sen
sationaI marriage ana honeymoon sew
eEaI weeks ago terminated abruptly in
his arrest at the American League base
bali park on a charge Of floating bogus
checks, and his subsequent commitment
TO the Government Hospital -or IN
sane TODAY took steps 10 obtain his
release from the asylum
Asserting that Frank has never been
insane, but was mentally depressed by
his extreme grief over the death OF both
parents in New York last spring, and
denying that the alleged bogus checks
would not have been hOnored at the
banks, Attorney Richard P Evans fled
in the Supreme Court OF the District an
application for writ Of habeas corpus
chief Justice ClabauEh made the rIIe
retUrnable September q wh,n Frank
viii be brought into court
Wife's Affidavit
Attached 70 the petition is an aff-
davit OF Mrs Virginia :. Frank. the
young Philadelphia sIrI whom Frank
married at Rockville and IN whose com
pany he was when he was arrested by
police detectives Mrs Frank states
that she knew Frank for two yee IS be
fore their marriage, and IS positive
that he was not insane when he was
sent 10 the asylum.
Soon after her husbands arrest and
his commitment to the Government Hos
pitaI fo- the Insane, Mrs Frank is re-
ported to declared that she intended to
begin action TO have the marriage an
nUlIed, but her change of mind IS indi-
Gated in her affidavit
Cause of Depression
On this score, she says:
"Affant further SAYS that the said
Edwin Frank lost both Of his parents
within three weeks Of each other, and
was not permitted to attend their fu-
neral. and being sick at the time, it
caused him to become mentally de
pressed and nervOusly prostrated. but
lhat ne has fully recovered from that
and is now in good mental
and physical health: and affant desires
his discharge from said hospital and
restoration to his liberty, 50 that they
may make their home together. and
that she may look after his health, COM
fort, and happiness
Visiting Brother.
Mrs Frank was Virginia Strouse. m
Philadelphia girl. be-
fore her marriage 20 the soldier al
Rockville. Nd, on August 80. She was
visiting at the home of her brother at
- First street northeast when Frank
called on her and persuaded her 10 go
10 Rockville and marry him She IS
Continued on Fourth PageD
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

Boards, Dressed, Wide, Sa-so Per 700 Ft
Frank Libbey * Co. 6th & N Y. Ave
-Advt-
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Boards, Dressed, Narrow, SI.s5 Per Io0
ft--Frsnk Libbey & Co.. sth & y. Y. Av.
-Adyt
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Boards In Large Quantities = Lower
Lfboey < Co. 5th & y J.
Ave--Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-21

TdHha-TnTt IudO-Sed M Republic
an convention.
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Continued on Seventh Page)
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Visiting RTnther-

CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-11-11
ind here Come early before the stock gets broken.
Blankets

We still have some excep-
tional values in Blankets and
can save you money on your
winter bedding.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-11-11

Common Pins, per paper----1c
Thread, 8 spools- -----------25c
Hooks and Eyes, per paper--1c
Invisible Hooks and Eyes,
two papers for----------
Wire Hair Pins, 3 papers-----5c
Good Pearl Buttons, card----5c
Other Bargains which space
will not permit US to quote.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07

Last January I had the prlVnese
OF attending a conference OF Cover
nors held in washington, TINS con
ference being attended by about thlr.
Nv governors. the sessions continuing
three DAYS. became convinced AZ
thIa time that these conferences
We're very beneficial, and that COVER
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07

Of SS5,9S5.7S and have made eighteen
designations. While the amount
which / have approved does not come
up TO the amount provided by the
appropriation. there has been no time
when the number OF benefciaries has
not been sufficient to use up practic-
ally the entire amount.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07
Highways

It is only necessary to turn to the
report of the highway commissioner
for you to ascertain that a great deal
of work has been done on permanent
highways. Practically $25O,0OO was
expended for this purpose during
1909, and the results are becoming
manifest in the improved condition of
roads all over the state. Our system
is, l believe, working satisfactorily,
and il continued, with appropriations
for as much as can be spared, will,
within a few years, provide us with
highways that will be entirely salts
factory. We cannot expect and do
not need, a system of macadam roads
through the state. It would be i'm
possible to construct them without
bonding and 1t would cost us as much
to maintain them as we are now
spending for the building Of perman-
ent roads / believe II Is generally
conceded that the gravel road prop
erly constructed with a good foundat-
ion is the most serviceable and best
suited to our conditions Of any mat
erial that can be used, and such a
road can be built at a fraction OF the
cost Of macadam, the repair bills be-
ing nothing in comparison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07

picking up Bones and sending them
to US. We pay Go cents per hundred
for almost anything In the Bone line,
II dry. For clean. dry, boiled but
cheers or house bones we pay as high
as So cents per hundred. At these
prices we pay the freight from near
~ all stations on shipments Of 800
pounds or more. Ship In barrels or
cheap sacks.
Carroll S. Page, HYDE Park, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07
Emergency Appropriation
Weights and Measures

The matter OF fraudulent weight
and measures has been brought
onr attention more forcibly durin
tho last year than ever before
some states there are most stringei
laws regarding these matters an
nrovlsion is made for the sealing
weights and measures and TOT Ne'
rigid system Of inspection.
I commend this matter TO YOU an
suggest that YOU give Il very caret'
study when the bill Is presented &c
your action.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07
GOV. PROUTY' S
MESSAGE

of the governor the director of the
Vermont Agricultural Experiment
Station, and two citizens OF the state.
known TO be interested in the adj
yancement Of agriculture and fores-
try, the duty of the board being to
have general oversight of these two
departments and decide on the policy
to be pursued; an annual appropri-
alton of $4,000 being made for the
carrying out of the purposes of the
act; this appropriation to be appor-
toned between the two departments
as the board should determine.
The appropriation made for these
two departments is none too large,
but on the other hand, might be in
creased to $4,000 and well expended
with profit
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07

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in life and your hearts
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Advice and help which will
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and happy the rest Of your life,
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Tells what you have done,
what you are doing now and
what you are going to do. How
to control and fascinate anyone
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Does everything seem to go
wrong, and has fortune never
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Do not despair, as you can yet
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you. You will also be told
what you want TO know and
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Health, Business, Lawsuits,
Speculations, Changes, Wills,
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Mortgages, Mines, Patents,
Mental Troubles, M arriage,
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Unhappy Ladies and Gentle
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without fear Of having their
condolences outraged. Romano
never publishes the name Of
any patron, as he considers his
business a sacred trust.
Hours for consultation, daily,
p. m. TO 8 p. m. No reading
on the Sabbath. No fortune
telling. His work is psychic
advising,
Reduction TO Ladies
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07
Why Go Through
Life Unhappy !?
Know ThyseIf!.

The wonderful tests this Psy-
chic has perfol med in the last
few months proves the magni-
tude of his strange and wonder
full powers. Consult the man
with the highest reputation
absolute privacy assured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07
Cattle Commission

During the session of 1908 it was
discovered that very large sums of
money were being expended in pay
ment for diseased cattle. This sum
was so large that II seemed wise to
restrict the amount to be paid for
this purpose, and the law was there
fore changed, limiting It TO $4,000
in any one year. / believe the pro-
vision limiting the amount which can
be paid for this purpose is a proper
one and should be continued. Some
progress is being made in stamping
out this evil, but II will be a long
time before It can be accomplished
In my iuf 1ent some part OF the bur.
den should be placed on the owner
OF the cattle and he should be com.
PEELED after a test has been made OF
his herd, and he has received pay
ment for the cattle condemned and
killed. to thereafter keep his herd
free from diseased cattle at his own
expense.
On August 27. 1909. the former
commissioner Henry l.. Wilson OF
Arlington, died. This was severe
blow to the state for he had proved
very efficient and intelligent com
missioner. Fortunately, was able
to secure the services OF the Hon
Fred l.. Davis Of White River juno
ton, who had had large experience
such as would NJ him for the posi-
ton and I appointed him 10 the Of
fee. He has proved very efficient
and the work has been carried or
successfully under his administra
tien.