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The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-09
SMOKERS ATTENTION

". W, BoUEhtan has taken the agency for the justly famous
 EL TNFTNTTO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. 5000 just received from the fac u'ry at Tampa Fla If you want the best don't fail to give these goods a -ial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
WIFE FIGHTS FOR LIFE

ne jury The notes we're from Tee
a.c Hayes. Che other woman sre
th.i. and iu them fla ur.ter called
'enrse uaring and other enderr
nE namea s..l.nE herself Yours
nnf' death Mrs O.Shauehra.av
Dad read them all. she s.Id rer
lrafed for guidance before -E. .ho,
hcr husband
Mr.. O ~hHuErrrssF vas arU toll
inE here story chen n~r FOR rf
InHrrmrrt came
Ir Eruesf S Ueror n. ue"er-.
hosr'fa. who attended Mrs
Cd @nluEhrU-sr soon hef... era he
came a mother. testified .r rr-.a-.s.
uons he rHd w.t1 hef ul.-. sna was
under t.- .sr.
she said Chat lor short .ma h.
fore h..HrE her husband. Ur Hshou
frsufe. sae debated aratrar aha
ought to commit suicide .rI leave
hIu free fo eo ou tt- aas Then
sn. explained She tholeht chat t0
e.. herself would bc double murder
nl account of her expected bah.
Then .he decided thar bt kUnr -or
band -Ue would keep him from
I.o.afi~- fhr seventh romrarfHre-
ana therrh. savc b.m .rom etcr'asf
'0g FurrsioD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
60 PERISH IN RIVER
VIXEN FRENCH TRAM PLUNGE:
FROM BRIDGE INTO TOR
RENT
Flood Swept Away Boats Along
shore. Making Rescue Of Victims
Impossible

SAJMJR. France. SOY. -c.- sixty
passenger. 90 is estimated. lost their
Hives through the plunsing az a train
Into th" river Tboust this morning
owing 10 the breakdown of a railroad
bridge on the state railway at Mon
treuh RELAY. ia ue department OF
the MaiVe-Et-Loire
Tho train. which had started from
Angrts. vas travelling to Poitiers 10
contained about 100 passenger
While 30 WaS crossing rho bridge over
The Ihou.t me structure. which had
been greatly weakened POS recent
Hoods hrok. down. ,rs-hing with
mo whole of t1c cars into the swollen
stream
'Nsuy off th" passengers. Who -uc.
credcd iu getting our of tho cars
Through The windows. tried to save
mems-.yes bog clIreing desperately to
The tops OFF trees Vhich showed above
tho surface or the water Do most
cases. however they were quiekIe
washed away by the rushing current
All the boats boz the lOcaii. bad
been carried on by rho uundafIous
-o that 90 0a- impossible for the rco
pie o. the uciEuboruood f1 assist
much n che wort of re-cur
Ten bodies have been found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
LITTLETON MUST RESIGN

@I.e Chairman stanlsy va
po~eriess 10 enforce couunusnce 81
.he hearing under ob,ectIons ALA
~ sttorneyH for the United gfsfes
',eei corporation Thar hat corpor..
,.pn r. non a defendant 'n a federsl
l'r Violation OF Ue Sherman
ant trust Jaw
Wake Nsttsr Party issue.
l.t..eton. Who has openfy
Dfohen Nlfh Ct4 rnar stanley. balg
noihIng should b- done until o.
house decides tfr status ~ he fn.
q'.fi. eh"n boz uIu bring % up for
action
hr stanley. after Conferences 70
day Win Messrs. BeaI and Wccul,.
eNady, decided 90 make the auesffoa
party Issue. and DO VIII car upo1
l..- i"mocratic majority 90 susfsin
eI'n in opposition t0 Litfieton anf 10
IDffn fro Iaffer'E resi- gnafion fror.
fne romw 'ffns 80 erprerses ~o-r
f'rrr frs+ ro pir b. susfsinad srf
1ss planned to continus tha tnquiry.
aeepite ne government suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
BEATTIE TO OCCUPY
DEATH CHAIR TODAY
DRAMATIC SCENE Il
ENACTED IN PRISON
When Doomed Man Bids Farewell
Ia Relatives. With Whom He
Spent Last Day.
SObs ConNulsively on Fathers
Shoulder - Quickly Receivers
His Iron Nerve.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 23.-Taking q
pathetic leave OF his immediate fam
Us. Henry clay Beatte. Jr.. tonight
made ready 20 take the final plunge
into the unknoWn Tomorrow. De-
fore the sun is an hour high. he vii
have paid the penalty demanded o.
the Law for the murder OF hlr youuE
wife last July There is absolutely
nothing TO indicate that Governor
Mann will act % stay the hand of
justice. The chief executive OF 90,
state is the only one Who can length
en- the span % lie of tls couGcmled
man. Vho has said Le does not car,
loager 70 gaze unbnnking on 'Ae face
OF death
For few brief moment. today
Beltfle broke down. and it vas Iear.l
bis remarkable nerve and st0icI-u
s.ere about % desert him r. va.
when be took leave 81 h.s father aIt
brother. douglas. When tEe l-- 80
came. the son laid h.s head on ? q.
father breast and sobbed cont 4I
sively one arm va fuug across Bats
fathers shoulders. the other haIo
gripped that OF his brother
Receivers Nerve.
But he recovered quickly The FOR
utude Of The elder He1ttIs had more
to DO With the recovery than the
soothing on ces ~ the Rev. Baniam %
Dennis. who has lahOred with the
doomed prisoner with spartan solf
control the father kept his emotions
ln check. although Tho tears raced
down bis cheeks and iis lips twifched
patheticaliy 30 words acre spoken
but the young wifc murderer must
have felt fhe stern repression % his
parent for bio aobs were sfranglsd
and he 4fraightered
Good bye. he said. and turned
away neither father nor brother
trusted Co make reply. but made fheil
way from tho penitentiary when
they enter it agaln 30 viii BE- to claim
the body of their k.nsman
Hazel the ffyrarold Fsfer ~ ffs
prisoner. and his tuo aunfs drove to
tho states prison in closed carriage
In The middle 0f fhc Afternoon They
acre in The death chamber ~ No
more than an hour When they on
tered Hazel was on the verge of COL
lapse. while au three we're violently
aEitated and the eyest of each we're
Ccoutinusa On Elsvsnfh PsgsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
MRS. PATTERSON
BARES REVOLVING STORY
or HER MARRIED LIFE.
Accused on stand in Her Own De-
fense at Trial for Murder of
Her Husband.
Tells Of Money Transactions Be
tween Her Husband and Strouss
Story Unfinished.

DENVER. col. Nov 23-Gertruds
Gibson Patterson. charged With the
murder OF her husband. Charles A.
Patterson. tok the stand today In
her own def'use and. began the story
of her marr ed NE The objection -
the state TO the Introduction Of her
s-.-, was ovcrruled
Mrs. Patterson slipped quietly into
the Rltness seat. and in a low. dis
tinct tone besan her story. She told
~ her marriage - Patterson At Car.
mel blythe Sea. cal. in September,
1905. after three months acquaint.
aace and 90 her return 10 Chicago
soon afterwards
lr SO, mbcr she declared. Pattsr.
for hsran to make inccssant demands
FOR NOR s. which she WAS unable 70
give him
zone day Dee said 20 mo" she told
the jury 90 know how 20 n1 u so
neither 0f ur all have 20 work You
40 down 60 Georges place "a Chicago
refo-t. An attractive girl Ike you
can yet lots ~ money don't care
f'a.aa. "'f .a'H - a''NAN - nNN AN on ~
Beaten By Husband.
"rDme 'm~ afferWard." Mrs Pat.
terE0n sent on Mr. Paterson came
fo mf md asked mo tO make a propO.
e.f.or fo Emil " gfrouss. o. whose
friendship for me- he knew He said
YOU tfN Sfrouss to rcnt on apart
ment and I've aith you o. HE wife.
and have ne i've under the same roof
arf rnIuf fhn eafna privileges r OF.
derei him from mo fat. and he rave
r" 10Y frsf hoafiur. from which 7
we .1 bod for two days
Then Mrs Patterson tod the iury
nos che bad met str0lss casually in
OBJ" rrees End had t0d him OF the
unfappirfHs 0f her married life
He said he Diued me-" Mrs Pat
fereor continued. "anG that he vas
foinF 10 Europe and wished be could
iake mo with him told Wr pafter
s"n and Do paid. "reT gtrouss be can
'as" you 10 Europe With him 10 bs
N'r' me $500 And when rs
tcoutinusa on Eleventh P.S.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
CHARGES COLLAPSE
Peonage Cases Dismissed From Fed
ersi Court Involving ~. Vs
Mine Offeiais

SPECIAL i"arnt.r fo +re fnteiiirsrssr
tHARLESTON ". Va. Nov - -
T. q. lambert superintendent. and "a
a FInk. store manager % Glen AIYmr
fueI company. ~ WcDowcu county
and constable fferberf Butcher. in
dicted iast spring Tor peOnage. on com
plant 81 John and Charles Rust and
David Polling. % Cincinnati we're ac
quilted by a jury in United states or
cult court hero this Afternoon Ths
hnsf BOYS Tho we're furnished trans
porfation from Cincinnati 90 the mines
Do this state declared they were
threatened unless they remained In
the employ ~ rho company until their
iransyortstion and store suppiie- rer,
paid for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
LABOR men LOSE
GomPers and Colleagues Must Again
Stand Trial on Charge of
Contempt

WASHINGTON. Nov. - samuel
Gompers. John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison. tho labor leaders. must
again stand trial in the Supreme court
of The District of Columbia on charges
ot contempt arising out 81 the Bucks
stove and Range case Justice Wr ght
today handed down decision over.
ruliu2 The motion % the labor leaders
fpr dismissal of tho proceedings un.
der the statute of limitations The
court held that contempt of court is
not classed as crimisal. and conse-
quenty not subject 90 the bar of the
statute Of limitations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
GOLDEN FREE
VERDICT or ACQJTTTN.
CAME ~ 30 MINI TES
In Hard Fought Murder Trial.
Prisoner Being Accused of
Deliberate Wife Murder.
Golden Made Defense That IN the
Dark He Mistook Wife for
Burglar and Fired.

PiTTsBJ RGH. Noy -5 Alter 90
minutes deuber4iion 'he jun in the
case % George Golden. wealthy shoe
70 eAchant % WicEborc Pa. 90 night
returned verdict ot Rot guilt
Golden shot ard bilied Dis wife or
the night 81 l4I. 81, last fi. claimed
he had mistaken her f1r a burglar
The prosecution alleged 10 va Dc
Hbe-ate murder. Alter hfing exoner
uted by th. coroner Golden Vas ar
rested on complaint Of his brother iu-
lat aud soon 'eased by the court %
ARR strong county on a VIII ~ ha
boa corpus Finally 20 -et suspicion
o. rest. Golden hal himself indicted
for murder. and securing a change o.
venue went 20 trial here las Mon
day
Vigorously Fought Case.
The case was ,igorou.,, fought
The prosecution endea,ored 20 show
that Golden frequently qusrreled
Vith hi- Vlie and that she was about
20 expose alleged Objectionable bust
ness methods OF her husband when
she Was killed
Golden did not testify Hls attorney
uu'r"d iitI" evidence. maintaining
that fh- prosecution had not proven
their allegations The defense sug-
gested thar the case b.. allow ed - go
20 the iur5 without argument. 20
which the prosecution objected The
addresses of opposing counsel we're
sharp. many Witnesses being severe
ly arraigued Judge John u. Shaser
concluded his charge az follows
Gentlemen. o. appears 10 me that
the commonW eai'h has not proven
the guilt OF the defendant beyond
reasonable doubt"
The verdict of acquittai came Ia go
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
SELF DEFENSE
ALLEGED BY wM. BLANKENSoP.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Evidence All Submitted IN Senss
tionai Cambridge. o.. Board
ina House Crime

NgeHisI if|H % NrN fm ffH iufeII.a zen. er
tAMBRiDGE. o. Nov q With
the direct examination 81 both the
Witnesses for The prosecution and de
tense closed. indications are that the
case 81 the state ~ Ohio against
lohu Riaukensop. charged with tho
murder of Will Byrrs. VIII come 20 A
'iose Friday. AMI thr case Will hc IN
'he hands " the farrrrr jury before
court adjourus Direct examination
was conducted a. tonight session.
and the state this morning surprised
All hy announcing that 10 would rest
The tso most Important Witnesses
during the dav wer. Mike McNaly
and iohn Lang. Who tesufed to ths
shooting and finding OF the boil,
McNally testified that hc MAS DOB fhc
room With Hsnkensop and Bvers
when RIsnkeu-op reached over his
shoulder and fired The shot tlat killed
the victim Witness stated char prior
10 fhe shooting rho accused had
asked Bver7 ahy ha had created n
disturbance at the breakfast table.
and thai the victim replied that hp
was goiuE to finish What he started
and reached FOR "a razor. when Blank
cusop frcd
Lang testified fo standing on tho
porch ~ the residence when no h.,rd
The shot hr"d. and rushed into tho
room to tud fu~ victim dead and
blank~r-op standing near him
IT'D" defendant vas then placed on
'1e stand. and testified that R,ers had
threatened he lie on several or~e.
zfuUE ffa Hfan asfF fFaf IL. -
r. drug fcnd and that no had seen
him lake dop" ON at least FITS occa
-Iuus
Mrs Hauhauaop also testified 10
Ni 'r- h"'ng a drug ferd aud said
iHtt Do had revolver iu bis room
During thc rirhf session OF court
character Witnesses from Martins
ferrt wcrr placed ON fha stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
Chairman stanley % steel Invest 9st
re Body Fighting 20 Gust Dem
ocrstic Member

WAsWNGTON Sof 23 Az open
nEnt ln thc house ~ represenfaflve'
between RepretsrfaHve A % stan
ley ~ Kentucky rhaI rmau OF fhf
house special committee ~ irgl ry
into the United states steel corpora
ton. and Hrpere tentative Marin W
LitfiefCn of Neu York Democratic
member of fle comm .ffee. aas as
sIred today uhen Chairman -tauE
-}e declared ftaf fe would appeal fo
me house t0 force Llfi-toa s rrslr
nation from the committee
The frtt rerta.1 f0 Dol pro- .pi
tated EoCa after no h0..r rr.rre.a1
VII determine he frur. C.uraa 81.
frfr steel rurnwIffef
Tho r1nmiffer adjourned .rsrF
r.frIr rrarerfar foIraf-F fre .erea
uonaI ferrmonr ~ fro Wr-rIff
trafhsrE o. Eulufh. This was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
PACKERS DENIED STAY
Chief Justice White Refuse, 20 Inter.
vene N Trust Prosecution a.
Individual

WASHINGTON Nov Chief
Justice White today refused 10 crant
STAY in tho trial Of the Chicago beef
packers but referred the attorneys
making the application 90 the entire
bench. uith the statement that tho
matter VAS of too much importancr
Tor him to pass on ind viduaI, Az
tornev Miller announced that such an
application to the entire court aoulf
De- mad" at the frsf siftn ng. Decem.
Der
attorneys for fhe packers Indicated
That efforts viii De made 20 have
Judge Carpenter. ~ rho United states
district court az Chicago. before s hou
thc indicted packers have been sum.
mourd FOR trial on Monday. ~ grant
a further poFtp0nouenf until The su.
preme court passes on The application
for a Hfar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
t- rsdsrs' Court in Perjury Prosscu
tc0--strsrg. story Barred
~ Case
nv CAL p YOUNG

charisston. ". Va. NOV. -
I.r sequel fo Tho efrlrga story n'
fne widow Brown vas written in tho
federal district court here today.
eheu Mrs France Brown. AGED 30.
and fer fuo brothers. Alfred Nnora,
HEef = ard A H Mooney. ased ~.
bo'h veterans of far Civil war an.
letref before Judge U F keUar and
confessed to "a charge 90 periur
FRANCES Mooney native of Kama
nna county. handsome fourf
woman. 40 rIn close of tho Civil war
married Charles 81 Hroau 10 Gal
polls O Nroun bad been a Iash.rr
Young OFFICER Iu tre federal army and
soon eear..d uf bic bride. ard feaar.
a hor Ir.e fr.f matrimonial rroe-.
erre of frn rarlsora widow prrar
did not weaken rer ft.tr r mankind.
and ffa times again sha vas .el ta
fhe altar Several times Nrs Brown
married soldiers. and after thc.r dea.r
drew pensions from fhe Eorerrrerr
her Ht'r band was James r.rr.
and after r's death arr aF..r .ser-.aI
tfe name o. Hror0. and made arm.
cation .1r pension le fra widow .f
tha- W Hrorn The anr. I.at..r Was
Nut-'ar-.atrd av ..r aHfa..ta OF re-
600 brothers Government -Ieutra .-
resf. lat.lE Gle strange case. rrI Ms
Frances Mooney Brow .E-.an-T Arr.
Clark Cons Ietou EeueI. and he-
aE.f brothers we're arrested and .-
fi0fei some months ago. ard .r fedora
.oIr .nda confessed fra.- guilt -r a
CHARGE o. grr.ur fulEr r.Ha~ rur
pended sentence unrfI frn narf term rf
.cou- oaI1r io f-- ar- ~ me tr.o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
HARMON URGES LESS
TAXES on THE FARMER

COLrMnrs . Nov g. -rrz,ng
'aFs ir fhe interest of the farmers
and The HEhteuinE 0f their burdens
on TAXATION. Governor Harmon. of
pnio addressed fhe National Grange
here to-day.
The grange adopted resolution
htInE adjournment Tor fonorruw
afternoon Selection % Irg.sistive
committee to represent tho o~ranlra.
ion at Wash.nEt1n vas deferred 70
later session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
W. & |. E. FIGHT
MINORITY sTockHoLDERs WIN
FIRST SkiRMIsH.
Attempt 70 Divorce Wheeling From
the "sossh-Pittsburs Ter.
mirai Road

GLEN ElAND. Nov. Minorit,
stockholders of the Wheeling & Lake
trlo Ia lway v0n the first skirmish In
FEDERAL court here today IN the battle
they started to divorce the road from
the alliance with the Wahash.Pitfs
hurE Terminal company. force an ac-
counting 'n the latter concern FOR
amounts aEgregatirg about $1,000
600 and Yace fh- Wheeling U here 10
may D." a. once rcorgunilcd
lrsfr'c. Judge Uas doubted fhs
rtht of the minority stockholders
protective comm'ttec 20 bring tho -uif.
hnt instducted Receiver b 4 Worth
ir.'.r Of tho Wheeling. foo do sa and
Include aI th- questions raised b.,
th" minority protective commiite.
Ih" motion for leave f1 nIa an inter
Ven rr petition was made 900 the nam.
or j. Do. Nutt. a stOvkholder. who is
also O. member of the minority protec
tive committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
CALIFORNIA soow FoR
"a TOILETTE PLANNED

san FRANCISCO. Caf Nor e-
Tho california eampa.en for mo nom
ina''on ~ Robert NJ ia FoIefe 'ar
President nlN D. launched here SAT-
nrflE afternoon. aher %" supporter
.. ff' Wisconsin senator viii meet Tor
a formal ruufaren-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
CONVICT AUTO DRIVER
on MANsLAUcHTER CHARGE

TATNTON. Mass $50. O.. Fdsta
ID Hancock vas found guilty of man.
slaughter today as tho result of en-
automobile acc.deu. in witch Miss
Loff.e Thomas and George HUNT were
killed ln AtHeboro. on April is. Iasf
sentence vas postponed Charles vs.
H uav Eho vas In tho automobile
WaF ac1utffaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
AGED TRIO ADMIT GUILT
I'VE wEArHnz

WhsHrsoToE Eov. 1l-ro-~car.
ror western F-uns7lvania aud ONO
Clearing and colder ruday. s s.fr.-,.sv
FAIR, vith rising temperature
ror west vrrinis-aain or anow. fst.
iovsd ~ clearing and colder rridav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
5000 on STRIKE ~
GERMANY FoR RAISE

HEk-lN. nov Ga general strike
o. fhe Berlin c.oas and suft makers
end workers In the children. cfo-tl-r
trade occurred today The sfrf.srs
demand from fH fo So per cent fr
crease Tie STRIKE Affects 0o.
female roueNorkers and I Dn0 faro-
i1term-.iar.er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
PENRosE 70 HELP JEWS
BRING RUSSIA TO TINE

PHILADELPHIA. Not -l United
states senator Penr1se .r a letter t.
local feulsh plbHrafrr r.fas
pledged himself -0 to aI Del can .4
member OF fLe senate fo force Rus
Ga fo houor a.I American aassr.r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

tcoHtinusa on n rhth rsEsl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25

job Printing Done Right. TImes
Printing Co., 10 John R.-st Call
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25

mans method of getting what she
wants. suppose"
Then YOU don't agree with the idea
that a woman IN business is robbed
right and left by men who would be
perfectly square with their dealings
with other men?" She was asked.
Indeed do" she answered. I've
lost thousands of dollars that way.
But that was just at first I'd like to
see the man who could get the best
OF me In this dairy business now"
"The greatest menace to the dairy
business is graft" she continued, "and
the deplorable thing about II is the
helplessness OF the small farmer. He
Is too often the victim of INSCRIPTIONS
inspectors and veterinaries."
Milk retailing at IL cents quart
should give the consumer a pure food
and provide ample profit for the dairy
man. after meeting all expenses or
production and marketing, says Mrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25

these four months, and I am getting
lonely. I've had plenty Of trouble and
I want some one to look after me-" He
explained that Miss Alice Underwood,
his fiance. is a daughter Of his former
housekeeper.
Zone day she was here, and friend
said, You are very lonely, Mr.. Dough.
ty; you ought to get married again
Married.? I said. Who's likely to
marry an old man like me?"
Alice looked up and said, 4 would
'Nonsense!' said 1; but she stuck to 1t.
and so we're going to get married"
Thus did Mr. Doughty tell his story,
and Miss Underwood, who was listen
ing, did not deny his version.
Mr.. Doughty makes his living by
means of performing dogs on the west
pier OF Brighton. He has just started
training new dog. It's long job"
said he, but can do It." Glowing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25
1oman Owns and Bosses $2500O0 Dairy Farm:
!. She Works Hard Herself And Makes SO 600 Yea

A woman can start and build up q
re dairy farm. actually attend 10
It's details. compete with men-and
n success.
Mrs. Scott Durand has proved II.
BIZ Grab Tree farm, near Lake For
b, Illinois, Is famous. Crab Tree
I'm milk Is served In cute little
gs1on dining cars and at many res
lrants. Mrs. Durand designed the
Is herself.
Seven years ago Mrs. Durand was a
licago society woman, wealthy and
Irfetted with luxury and functions.
Through club activity she became In
Tested In the public milk supply
peeially for the congested districts.
She knew nothing about dairying-
oceeded TO ind out She paid $447
acre. Last year she refused $780,
0-twice what II cost-for Crab
zee farm.
Mrs. .Durand says she IL netting $12,-
o year from her farm. In seven
lars she has doubled It's capacity and
armed the dairy business In all It's
Eases. A model group OF dairy farm
lildings, OF reinforced concrete. light
and heated by electricity is now I'm.
" way.
MRS. Durand, CARRIED In cool. COM
ftable and simple summer frock. a
Il sun hat tied down over her face
IS standing near the farm house In
Irnest conversation with group Of
an. when a reporter found her.
IN hn MI
Nv buildings" she explained. There
q so many details to see to--just
NV want things laid out. Over there
n going to keep my little calves. l
low all about calves and just what
icy want And have been puzzled
5out my alfalfa field. to the north"
She was bubbling over with plans.
l.sNothing goes on without me here.
have hand In everything" she said.
Why I've been my own herdsman,
ken personal care Of the cows, and
e. milk. For years | got up at. 3
clock every morning to work about
le place.
1rThat's how | learned the dairy
lsiness. Now know II from top to
bttom.
~ don't believe In gentlemen farm
III at nll-the sort that are bored to
We on their places. They pursue the
Any business as fad, hiring a super
9ndent and plenty OF help, and buy
~ expensive equipment. They are
4etriment 10 legitimate dairying ard
~ the real cause of exorbitant milk
Ffces."
Mrs Durand and her husband re-
Antly visited scores OF the fine diaries
+ Europe. getting ideas for Grab Tree
lrm. She purchased aboard AZ blood
= Guersey and Alderney cattle, select.
AZ them herself. Il don't know how
ever inveigled the owner into selling
pem,' she laughed, because thew
leren't for sale. But did two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25
HUBBY CHARGES CRUELTY.
Howard Llnabury Also Says Wife
WouIdn't Mend Clothes.

PONTIAC, Mich. July 25.-Suit for
divorce was begun today by Howard
Linabury. ex-municipal Judge, against
his wife. charging cruelty. The COM
plant sets up that Mrs. Linabury
called him names and that she refused
to mend his clothing. Both parties
are well known. Mr.. and Mrs. Lima
bury were welded Aug. s, 1908, ac-
cording to the bill. There are no
children. Mrs. Linabury was formerly
Miss Laura Robson of Flint.