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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
SLAUGHTER OF s.aunRnELs.
More than Thousasa Killed within
Past Few DnYs In DiHmal SMamn.

Especial to the Times DispNtch.1
Suffolk, Va. September 16.-Squir-
rels are being slaughtered In the Dis
NAL Swamp by hundreds, more than
1000 having been killed within the
past few days. Old hunters claim that
the abnormal abundance OF squirrels
in the Dismal Swamp Is due to the
highlands. They say some of the little
animals travel hundreds of miles and
sometimes swim rivers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
Totals ...2e 5 Fl II 2 rotals LES ]. q Is .

sU;"'hHFH. Hnhs-IInKer, IEmmerman'
DRubert t2). Wheat. Hummel. Two-baao
hit-Erwin. Sacrifice hits-Whcst. Hummei
Coulson. Erwin. Doyle. Stolen bnses-Too-
ley. Danbert. Hoffman. Double plays-Too-
ley to Hummei to Daubert; shean to Tinker
to zimmerman; Hummol to Daubert. Left
on bascs-Chicago. 4: Brooklyn. g. Hits-Om
Rculbach. II In "a inninss: of Cheney. !
in Ia innings. First base on balls-On
Reulbach, i on Rucker. .. struck out-By
Reulbach, L: by cheney. 1: by Rucker g.
Time of game, l:55. Umpres, Johnstone
and Eason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
Total. 81 s24li 8 Totals Ia IN

Ioth1s ..'SI q IT 8 IotaTs .''Zs q )
-Ba;,ed for {. brown in ninth.
&c Walker. left field.
he. Walker. pitcher.
Score by innings Il.
washington .......'.......'....o o -
st. Louis ................,......o 90 o 90 o.
Summary: Runs-Miian, Schaefer Fiber
field, Long, Henry, shotton, Hogan. Laportc.
Compton. Two-hase h!tg--Lons. Mailman.
eacishee hit-c Walker. Sacrifice files
Milan t2,, schaefer. Long, Henry. Double
jplays-Hogan TO Austin TO Kutina; Halli-
nan to Laportc TO Kutina. Left on bases
Washington. 3: st. Louis, 5. First buse on
errors-Weshnston. .; ST. Louis, q First
ksoe on bails-Oh Z. Walker, /: OF c.
Hrown- ,. Struck out-By Il. Walter, 6: by
c. Brown. :. Hit by pitchcr-By f. Walker.
II &C. Brown. Wild pitch-C Brown. Time
of game, ii5. umpIres. Dineen anu Pre-
irine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
FIVE GAME LEAD
IN REMNANT RACE
tcontinued From First page.)

day. rhe defeat to-day for Chicago.
along With New Y,ork's victory. gives
the latter tive-run lead In the pen
nant rpce Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
~ Moulin tDoian,. limo of game. i;ss
Urnpiree. Connolly ana Sheridan.
SECOND GAME.

Totals .,.n SIS Totals 80 s3t IL Z
two out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Blair In eighth.
7Batted for Fisher in eighth.
4 Score by innings; r.
Detfoit .,......................oo ocoaOoo-s
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oOoliO1i-i
summary: Runs-Gainor. Drake, Dele
hapty. wclter. Chase Knlsh,. Dolan. Two
oase hits--Cobo. Cree. Stolen bases-DoIan.
chase. Double plays-woitor to Chase: Crsc
10 knight to Chase. Left on bascs-New
York, .; Detroit T. FRS. base ON errors
Detroit. , Hits-oT WARRIOR in 5a-s in.
ninSs; or Fisher. In si-5 Innings; OFF
quinn. In i Inning. First bnse on balls
ON Donovan. ,. struck ou;-Ry WARRIOR. .;
ey Fibher. 3: by Quinn. 4: by Donovan 1,
ait by pitcher-By WARRIOR, / (Delehanty)
Sheridan. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17

Summary: Runs-Shotton. Austin. Hogan,
porte 90. Home run-kutina. Sacrifice hits
-Schaefer, Becker Elberfeld, Austin and
compton. stolen bases--Milan c. Walker,
Mcbride, Shotton, Compton. HIallinut
double plays-Austln tunnssiskedJ Comp
ton TO Loporte. Left on bases-Washins on
.; 81. Louis. 10 First base on balls-on
9ecker, 4: off e Brown. {. Struck out-By
Becker. 6; by f. Brown. 4. Hit by pitcher
BY Becker, tAustin) Wild pitch-E
Brown. Time OF game. l55. umpires Per-
Sine and Dineen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
SECOND GAME.

&C. Walker, left field.
Score by innings:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-24
Home and "Rouohten" are,

II appears that from 50 to I
cont OF tho bread used New
city Is actually baked ., wome
the home, and even q $3.50
bread trust will have hard vot
persuade many OF these women
the scientific bread turned out {
baking companies day after day
uniform conditions IL an I'm,
msnt on the home product
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-24

In The District Court Of Tn
Fourth judicial District OF til
State Of Nevada, In And For Tb
County Of Elko.
In The Matter Of The Estate O
John Bourne, Deceaed. )
Notice To Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that Ii
undersigned has been duly a.
pointed and qualified by ID
DistrictCourt of the Fourth Judie
District of the State of Nevadl
in and for the County Of Elko, I
executrix of the last Will an
Testament of John Bourne, late
said county. deceased. All cred
tors having claims against sa
estete are requested to file sam
with proper vouchers attachc
with the Clerk of said Court, wit
in forty days of the first public
ton of this notice.
Eliza Mcneil
Executri
E. P. Carville
Attorney for Executrix.
Dated October 9th, 1911.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-24
NOTICE TO STOCKMEN

Stockmen are hereby $otift
thst l am making a book of q
brands used in this county, ar
they are reuested to send the
brands to me at the earle
possible date. The book will !
invaluable to this office VIII
completed.
J. G. Harris,
Sheriff Of Elko courl
Elko, Nevada, Sept. IL, 1911. J
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-24
One Way.

How do you hold onto youi
while you are away on your va
by paying her a bonus to
back" No, by not paying bel
I owe her"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-24
70 THE PUBIC

| hereby notify the public tina
have sold my interest IN the Sill,
Brick Lodging-house and Sale
to &. PucineeIli and John Frit
and will not be responsible for
management of the business in
future.
The new proprietors will pay|
claims against the Silver BID
saloon and lodging-house and |
collect all debts due the same.
A. Puccinell
Elko, Nevada, November 3, l9t
Delicate Hint AvaiIed Nothing
Among the exceptional priVilN
granted to the new housemaid By
young married woman were three
telephone calls week. provided
WAS informed beforehand what
girl wished to talk about, says
New York Sun. At the close OF q
bulent day, in which the Wills OF
tress and maid had clashed yiole
Mary sought permission to telepfi
ITO whom do you wish to spe
asked her mistress. ITO the Of
OF my church." said Mary. To
that pious ambition as q sign OF
triton. the mistress readily gave
sent. Mary went to the telept
Father Grim" she said. WON'T
please pray for tho woman ii
working for and sc II that wontI
some Of tho selhshness out OF
heart and make her SEQ that
wrong for her to ask me to finis
that ironing today when I could
az well let II 20 TIL tomorrow Il
ing?" II the pastor prayed his
ton was not answered.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-24
FOR SALE

One of the best stock ranches !,
Elko county. The ranch cons;s,
of between two and three thor.
and acres of patented laI Aall unds,
four wirefenc". There are abo,,
a thousand tons of hay on Ii.
ranch and a lot of we'll bred hors,.
and cattle. The ranch is vii
watered and has fine shelter t.I
stock:
Inquire at this Office for furthsI
articulars.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

since been kept a. secret How the
young folks have succeeded in doing
this is a mystery to their many friends.
Both are worthy young people and will
have the hearty congratulations, al
though somewhat late. of our people.
Joe was around setting up the cigars
and confectionery yesterday and the
writer happened along just in time to
pick mp this interesting piece OF news.
joe RACIAL. who has been employed
in this Office for nearly two years, left
last evening to work on the Crystal
Falls Diamond Drill.
w. X. Dawson was over from Crys-
tai Falls last week serving papers in
circuit court cases Mr.. Dawson Is
one Of the coroners Of the county and
as such was acting in place ot.Sheriff
Holmes who is interested In the cases.
This is probably the first time in the
history OF the county when coroner
WAS called upon to act in place of the
sheriff
A couple OF bad men. who were con-
siderably the worss for liquor, attempt
cd to play rough house at the Electric
Star Theatre last Sunday evening. but
were very. kindly taken in hand by the
manager. James .Doucette, who en-
deavored TO quiet them without Great
ing any disturbance Patience finally
ceased to be virtue and Mr.. Doucette
was Obliged to eject them from the
hall giving them their money. This
however did not end the matter, as
they returned TO the hail and continued
their loud and boisterous talking. Mr..
Doucette again put them out and the
following day swore out warrant,
charging them with disorderly conduct
They were given fine OF SEQ, includ-
ing cost. and it is probable that they
will behave themselves the next time
they visit the Star Theatre. Mr.. Dou-
cette is conducting quiet splace and
will not tolerate any rowdyism, even
from his best friends.
Claude Jorgenson has purchased the
necessary machinery and early next
month will operate a steam laundry
in connection with his dry cleaning
business. Mr.. Jorgenson has the ne
cessary room and already has a portion
OF the outfit. and should have no trouble
in making a success OF his new ven.
ture.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
A NJ A S A \
99NGG so

Rev. Poyseor OF Lake Fortuna was
an Amasa visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Hughes went to Iron
River last Wednesday to visit friends
and relatives
Mr.. Edward Church OF Marquette,
general sale agent for the Liner Ma
chine Co.. of Colorado was an Amasa
business visitor last Wednesday.
Supt. Chas T.. Lawrence of Iron
Mountain was an Amasa business Wis
itor last Saturday.
Mrs. Ferguson of Sidnaw spent few
days here this week, the guest of..Mr.
and Mrs. McMurchie.
Mr.. Herman Minkus OF Chicago. ar
rived here Tuesday. He is going to
help his brother. Louie, in.the store.
Mr.. Rham of the firm OF RhaIn and
Wills of Iron Mountain was an Amssa
business visitor last Thursday.
Mr.. Jacobs OF Crystal Falls was an
Amass business visitor last Tuesday.
The two weeks old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Ola died last Saturday and
WAS buried Sunday.
Mr.. Summer Hopkins, paymaster
tor the Verona Iron Mining company
was an Amasa business visitor last
Thursday.
Supt. Chas. L. Lawrence. OF Iron
Mountain was an Amasa business Wis
itor last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Wills went.to her-home
in Crystal Falls last Saturday return
ing Sunday.
The Young ladies sewing.olub metgat
the home OF Miss Jacobson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
bares Them 10 Make GoOd Their
Threats TO Close Schools.
ASKS SURRENDER OF CHARTER
Governor Also Tells Protesting Rail-
roads That He Believes They Should
Pay Higher Rates-symonds VIII In
troduee Initiative and Referendum
Bill In Legislature.
Especial Correspondence.

Lansing. Mich.-Whateyer the inten.
tons OF the railroads OF the state
might be, whether the corporations in
tend 10 carry their case into the courts
OF not. on a plea OF excessive assess
ments. Governor Chase S. Osborn has
dared them all to do their worst,
when he told the representa-
uves OF the railroads, Friday, that he
believes that the railroads are not
carrying their just burden OF taxation
and that they are now reaping the
whfrlwind as the result Of their former
exploitation of the people Of Michigan.
Governor Osborn attended meet
ing OF the state board Of assessors,
of which he is an ex-officio member
The representatives OF the railroads
put In their usual plea Of being over
taxed and asked for q reduction OF
their assessments.
Il am talking as governor, and not
as member OF the state board OF as
SCISSORS" said Governor Osborn. Il
dare you 90 come out and make good
those threats that you will tie up the
primary school money and close up
the schools all over the state because
you want 20 test the validity OF the ad
yalorem tax law.
Wants Charter Surrendered.
III you are disposed to come down
TO level of fairness In this matter.
suppose you come up and hand tho
state the charter under which the De
troit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee
road Is operating and which allows
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

/, Mr.. James 8. Wall. Superintendent
from Iron River visited in Mansfield
the early part OF the week.
DR.. James p. Edwards spent few
days in Crystal Falls lat week.
Mrs Mason and Mrs. Edwards gave
Progressive Pedro party Saturday
evening. All hands report having had
An excellent time. A dainty lunch was
served before the party broke up.
The young mea OF the location figure
ON giving a dance the coming Satur-
day night.
Miss Ella Corbett was home from
school Saturday afternoon. returning
to town Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Tetzlof was in Crystal
Falls on business last week.
Mr.. John Anesi was in Crystal Falls
on business payday.
Mr.. Tom Bates, our hustling lum-
herman. was home.from Peve Falls for
a supply OF provisions the early part of
the week
Mrs. Rudolph Rabichaud from Crys-
tai Falls spent days or two visiting
at the home of Mr.. James Davy.
Miss Cora Richards is visiting at the
home OF her sister in Calumet
Surveyor Helberg from Norway was
here Wednesday afternoon on business
Chief Larkin from Iron Mountain
spent few hours in Mansfield WED.
nesday.
Mrs. Apostle visited at tho home of
Jas. Davy the latter part of last week.
Miss Ethel Ross spent the latter part
OF the week at home with her parents.
Miss Stacla Soanlon spent the week
end with her parent in Mansfield.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
SHORT NOTES.


The wrestling match at Smith &
opera house. Wednesday evening. be-
tween Jack Russell and Joe BrisKey
was one OF the best contests ever seen
in the hall. Both boys were at their
best and put up clean contest that
was we'll worth witnessing. Russell
was somewhat lighter than Briskey,
but what he lacked in weight he easily
made mp in quickness, which kept Bris-
key, who finally won the match in two
straight falls, guessing every minute
of the contest. The match was catch
as-catch can. best two in three falls
We understand another match will be
pulled off in the near future.
The boys are having a good deal OF
fun at Bert Kerr S expense. II appears
that Bert, who bad been working in
LeClairs barber shop, attended dane
ing party last Friday evening. After
the party he returned TO the shop, with
the intention OF scrubbing out. He
opened the faucet to get some water.
and while the water was running he
sat down and before he knew II he was
fast asleep. When be awoke the water
was mp TO his neck-at least il was
several inches deep on the floor. and he
had TO do some tall scrambling to get
1t ont and the floor dried up before
morning.
A few mornings ago while one OF
STAN baugh's wide awake citizens was
hustling down the hill TO the G. d n.
w. depot in order to take the train, he
stepped on piece Of ice and before ne
knew II he was sliding down the hill
at rapid pace. When part way down
he encountered a large, heavy woman.
The meeting was sudden, and before
either realized it collision ensued
and botn went sliding down the hill.
the thin man underneath, the fat wo.
man on top. When the bottom was
reached and the woman was try ing to
recover her breath and her teet, these
words were borne TO her ears Par
don ME. madam, but you wilt have TO
get of here. This is MS far rs go. -
The Womsn's Club OF Stamb augh
WAS organized yesterday afternoon.
with seven members. The meeting
wac held at the home OF Mrs I. J.
Monroe. The object OF the club is Tor
] the general up-lift OF Stsmbangh. and
various topics PERTAINING to tbs well
iare OF the community wilt he consid-
cred. The membership is limited TO
90 members and meetings will be hald
once month. The next meeting will
be beld at the home or Mrs. W. RI.
Selden. on Friday afternoon, Feb. cath.
at which time lunch will be served.
The dues are 20 cents a month The
following officers were elected Mrs
I. ]. Monroe. president Mrs. w y.
Campbell, vice president; Yrs W. II.
Selden. secretary. aud Mrs w. g.
Goodhall. treasurer.
One OF the surprises OF the season II
the announcement or the marriage OF
Miss Evaline Rasmussen 10 Joseph Rel
mer. which has Just been made public
The happy event IL said 10 have tsksr
j place last June At Crystal Fan and ha'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
Vest side News
From the Iron er-stambaugh Re-
porter.
A NEW MINING 60.

A new mining company was recent
= organized in Escanaba to explore In
Nhe Stsmbaugh district. The new
company will be known as the Escanaba
Development company and is Differed
as follows:
President-C. w. Hates.
Vice Pres. and General Manager
Duncan A. McRae.
Sec'y. Treas. DIR. g. b. Kitchen.
Besides the officers named the holders
OF stock in the company include L. NJ.
Judson w. q. zimmerman, Edward
Wicking, +. Mchea, I. j. Martin,
Carl Johnson, DR.. NJ. +. Benelon, DR.
j. O. Gross and Waldo Roberts of Els
canada and David Bailey Of Gladstone.
Some time ago Duncan McRae, who
il a former well known Iron River boy,
secured an option on the Brady proper
ty. section /, 42-35, lying west and
southwest OF the Caspian aud Dober
mines. The property lies in the ore
formation and for some reason has
never been thoroughly explored. some
years ago the Oliver Mining Iron com
pany put down several drill holes and
then threw up the property. Since
then it has not been explored. After
securing the option Mr., McRae went
TO work and organized the Es1anaba
Development Go. and turned the option
over.to the newly organized company,
which intends to give the property
thorough testing. Mr.. McRae arrived
here Sunday and we understand has al
ready completed arrangements with the
Cole a. Mcdonald Exploring Go. &c
nlace diamond drill in commission.
Mr.. McRae will be general manager
OF the newly organized company and
will spend portion Of his time look
ing after the work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

MANSFIELD
* CSC

NJ. Harry Riley visited in Crystal
FallG last week.
Mr. Ryan. chief clerk Of the Oliver
son Aiming company paid us a visit
Vsdnoscay.
Mr.. Herman Holmes was with us for
short time Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Arthur Peterson visited In Ciys.
a. Falls the latter part OF last week.
'Cappy" Smith visited in Mansfield
Monday OF this week. IL was the iirst
10 for Cappy in quite while and
3 seryons was glad TO see him back
again.
Mr. and Mr.. Dory spent Wednesday
Of last week In town. EH
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF IRON RIVER
During the past four years, 80 stu
dents have graduated from the local
high school. and OF these 10 have gone
co college or normal school. This is q
little more THAN SO per cent which Is
much above the average for high school
graduates who pursue higher educa-
tion.
Ekh though this Is an excellent
mbowiug, the question arises as to
! neither the people OF the locality are
getting just returns for the money
which they spend upon high school.
The 30 who nave graduated make
small per cent OF all who have attended
the high school during those years and
the 10 who have gone away are q much
smaller per cent. What has become OF
the othersf
The high school so far has beentrun
principally as a college preparatory in
stituiton to equip few tor college en-
trance Wouldn't 10 be a wiser plar
10 give training for more pracsioa
gature to equip the many .who do no'
10 ON to school. for the ife which they
are to live, believe that IL this wer'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

Come TO the.ball- at Crystal Falls.
Well make 1t pleasant.tor one and all.
Mira Jenny Lusttield will take charge
OF the lunch and she has selected sew
eral young ladies to assist her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
Upper Peninsula Notes
Short Items IF Interest From OR
NciDhJori"g Counties.


The copper country school superin
tendents endorss-Prof Wright's propo-
sition to amend the primary law so
that school districts not needing the
money shall not participate in the dis.
tribution OF funds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

Sohafer, the negro.whorshot-a bar
her at ShinRleton. Alger county, plead
cd guilty and.was sentenced 1toiMar
quette prison for seven years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICE

On Tuesday, February 2st will inaugurate FOR
ONE DAY ONLY of bargain features throughout the
entire that prices will be decided nducement
the many people who will be here that day from the Upper
Peninsula and give the offer also friends
and customers throughout this vicinity
DON'T FAIL advantage of this event and promise
you bargain that day that won't forget
REMEMBER THE DATE next Tuesday, February 21s.
MAIL ORDERS in for that day will receive the
price concessions as if you were here in person.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

done. there would be more pupils to
complete the high grade and to enter
the high school.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

Sheriff Byers of Houghton county
has list of "a wife deserters whom he
is after with vengeance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

tive ana hcTcTcnuuW NlcdouICs
them to be assessed on the same basis
as they were fifty years ago. DO you
call that fair? | don't. | tell you
frankly that think the railroads
should paw more taxes. And as gov
einor | want 10 tell you that ] favor
taxing other property high enough TO
recompense the state for every penny
lost through hiding behind that charter
OF the d.. g. n. & NJ.
Invites Railroads 20 Sue State.
81 don't believe you dare TO precipi-
tate any such condition OF affairs as
indicated by your threats TO tie mp the
school money. And don't thing that
these threats are all newspaper talk
either. believe they lead back TO the
representatives Of the railroads l
want 60 say 10 YOU that neither the
state OF Michigan nor It's governor is
going 20 be bluffed in this matter We
call for show down. We have nothing
10 II Alit rifAAC ~ NlVhks w AM
10 know r. " you want 20 tear down
your systems We will build them up
am not willing 20 concede that the
railways are now paying more taxes
than they should You pay more than
the general property OF the state. and
YOU should. Any corporation OF this
character is worth thousands al dol.
lars more than its physical property.
And so they are not assessed too high.
There Is no question In my mind--the
railroads ought 10 pay more"
Tonnage Tax Bill Reported.
The house committee on taxation
reported the Graves bill. imposing a
tonnage tax on the product OF the
copper and iron mines. to the house
without recommendation. The bin
was placed on special order for Feb
2s. when oratory for and against n
| will break loose II is the impression
that the bill VIII not pass the housr
but a hin IN line with the governor
recommendation for an expert COZ
v
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

Come and see my Spring. samples OF
all kinds. Silks, petticoais aud bust
extenders. ALSO Fall samples Of re-
duced prlcee
Mra J. q Chsnsy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18
Diamond Drill
"Nonts''

Al. q" nj. eo'"m. at ro.,e",. per "...
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-02-18

The senate committee charged with
the Investigation 81 the scandalous
charges against Senator Bradley by
Former Assistant Sergeant-at-arms
Townsend. has completed It's hearing.
but could not arrive az a conclusion
after considering the testimony behand
closed doors for several hours. II IA
thought that the committee will report
TO the senate next Wednesday and VIII
make no Recommendation but submit
their teetimcnr to the body and let
the entirs ~ Gi' % the judge.
MAX SoCIA \