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The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
CLERKS MOVING
Ocrat.

Circuit Clerk F. E. Murrah and County Clerk Joe A. Bailey today moved their offices from the Scott building where they have been located since the vaca. tion of the old court house. They will occupy rooms in the McRae building back of the Bank of Prescott.
 SheriffDillard who has been maintaining an office in one of these rooms will occupy a room at the Moore & Martin real es- tate office hereafter.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN
 TEMPERANCE UNION

We are, indeed glad to hear a candidate announce himself so unqualitiedly for statutory pro. hibition as was given in yester- days Gazette by an aspirant for the offide of Governor.
 We have wondered why we could not elect men to these im- portant offices who were capable of making laws in advance of the people, and so lead them up to nobler living and higher think ing. Why have to submit such moral question to the people? Such was not done in the great anti slavery tight-and the world is pleased with that act. Neither were the dear people asked to decide the lottery question.
 Statesmen of a high order knew these things were demoral- izing to the people and they put a quietus on them. Neither of these were as debauching as is the liquor trs fife, and yet some folks want to refer it to the peo pie when they know there Is a large purchasable vote, and they know, too, that money will be used freely by the liquor men to buy up this vote, and then the sober, industrious and law-abid ing part of the state have to live under the regime of this low ele- ment. It is not right. It is not fair to subject the good people
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
CANDIDATES ISSUE
 WILL BE PROHIBITION

Little Rock, Nov. CT h C prospects for joint campaign ot the three candidates for govern or are not very bright at h S time. Gen. Norwood addressed a letter to his two opponents, Gov. Donaghey and Congress- man Robinson, inviting them to confer with him on the proposi- tlon of arranging for a joint cam paign of the state. Gov. Don- aghey replied that he did not at this time deem it advisable to en. ter into such an arrangement. Congress man Robinson replied that he would discuss the mat ter with Mir. Norwood in few days.
 It is believed that he will be Willing to enter upon joint cam paign if all three candidates par ticipate, but what his position will be should the governor de- cline to enter is not known.
 The gubernatorial entries ap pear to be closed, as it is unlikely there will be any more genuine announcements for the Demo cratic nomination. The issue has also been clearly defined, ,and it appears that it will not be the Turner Jacobson bill, but prohi- bition. The three candidates have all expressed themselves definitely on the subject. Gov. Donaghey has come out for sub mission, and says that if it is submitted he will vote against the liquor traffic. Gen. Norwood has come out as emphatically for statutory state wide prohibition saying that he believes the ques' tion would be defeated if submit ted at this time, through the ac ton of the negro voters, Con. gressman Robinson says that he doubts the expediency of any state wide legislation by people or legislature at this time, but that he will enforce any law that may be passed if he is elected governor.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
NOTICE

The sewer contractors are lay ing pipe for house connections as far as the curb as a part of their contract with the city. Those wishing the pipe continu- ed to their houses can have the same-done by applying to the contractors. They are prepared to do this work at a minimum expense. 62
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
D 1. DlLLARD

The above named gentleman will be a candidate for re- election to the office of sheriff of Nevada County for second term. He is now serving his first term in office during which he has sue ceeded in bringing numbers of law violators to justice. Up to the time of his election as sher- fir, he had held no county office.
 Mir. billiard was born and rear ed in Nevada county and is a citizen of Albany township.
 He has been active in the af. fairs of the Farmers Union, hay, ing been a member of the build ing committee in charge Of the erection of the union warehouse and afterwards served on h { board of directors.
 He has been faithful in the dis charge of his duties and deserve: the consideration of the voters of this county.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
Starts Much Trouble

If all people knew that neglect of constipation would result in severe in- digestion, yellow jaundice or virulent liver trouble they would soon take pr. Kings New Life Pills, and end it. Its the only safe way. Best for bilious ness, headache, dyspepsia, chils and debility. l5c at Hesterly Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06

to any such unjust domina tion. Let us get legislature with suf- ticient moral fibre to pass laws which make it as easy for people to do right and as hard for them to do wrong as possible.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06

tive clemency to some person who has won the sympathy ot the public without regard to his rights to relief.-Arkansas Dem. ocrat.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
ANNOUNCEMENT FEES

The above Is our price for an nouncing candidates for the diff ferent offices and the fee is in- variably in advance.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-06
N Selectlng Your Bank

You should ascertain if it is safe, what rate of interest it pays and if it has the Ability and Willingness to serve you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-31

FEBRUARY CLEARANCE OF LIB.
RARY AND PARLoR
TABLES, ETC.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-31
COUCH COVERS.

FEBRUARY CLEARANCE OF DIM
ING ROOM FURNITURE
8UFFETs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-31
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.

Reg. Price Sale Price
S "a 90 Early English ....$ IS. 90
40. OO Fumed Oak ...... 80 90
% 90 Fumed Oak .,....... 17.5O
IA 90 Fumed Oak.......... 1880
10. 90 Fumed Oak. ......... 750
~ 90 Fumed Oak.......... 800
49, 80 Fumed Oak ......... IL. 80
10 90 Weathered .....:...| 800
12 90 Bog Oak. 600
49, 90 Malabar Fibre. ....... 1000
"a 90 Malabar Fibre. .,.... 1900
IA 90 Malabar Fibre, ...,., 500
2s 90 Mahogany ........ 1000
20 90 Mahogany ..... $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11

er febt ben prsis auf 60 Grones bers
nnter, finbet obtr du1 odsu ieinsn
Ndufer, ba isbsr Elm innges 3bier ppil
III Bis 12 Sobren Dor5iebi, obihon Is
etiDa $50 ssranes toiiet. Gort iperbsn
gfsI Dorssfiibrt. pom sinfahften anits
efel, Der 20 Bis 40 Jrancs toiist, bis
CUR nsrihoolIsn 3utieieIin. bic, faas
bon better RaiIe, bis 5u 500 Jranes
brinai. Sin aamm toftet 5 Bis 8 fsr.,
cine Siege 6 5rants. Tus Rinopish,
bus it fab, esborte elmer f!einen, oiirfs
iigen RaFe an; sbenio ffienen mir bi.
pferbs. bic mir 3u Gteitft fanen,
erobtentbsils rehi minosrpertbis.
3obIreihe SpdBmdhsr uHb Gauilsr.
behdnei NIT Sbisrfsllen uno 5nmmsls
tnoden, mtiit nit Wastsn ptrieben,
iattn bnrh ibre Spdbs bas gublifum
gum 2ahsn gu bringen; lie srnten geis
fan unb rsihIih aupfrmiir3sn. Gar
fiihen, bic ndmentlif bas WatioHatqes
riht Der 4raber, ben naubtub", bar.
bitten, unb Gafes in Wenge foreen fir
bic lsibIihen geoiirfnifie Der Martite.
fuher, Elm in tinem 3slt bduitnosr Ges
ridtshof fir bic Ioioriise entiheibuns
bon Sireiii1feittn. Infer Iufenthdii
in 3ripoIis odusrts nur stusi 3use.
Gin btdbiiftigter ausfIua ins Snnere
oes ganbss mubts uuttrbIsiben. tpsil
ba5u srft bic erlaubnib ron aonfion@
tinoptl bate eingeboIt lusr0sn miifeH,
Die iibrigens Ttuifdsn reaelmdbis ees
fpdbri. 5rar5ofsn uno JtaIisnern aber
grunoi1slih rtrfnat ipuros.
rQigeri.n uno 3unefien bliihtn nm
ter Der oerrTfaft Trdntrsidls. Iegnps
ten unter Der gnalanbs. 8ieIleitt
bringt bic 3sit aud cine Rs.iuna fir
1ripoIis, ods unier benz inool.nt.n
tiir,iifen Helim.nt su nsnnsrstpsriber
gliitb ME 1eldngsn ruiro." 60 ihriet
ftrieb ttJ in mtin 3aasbuf1. nls itl
BON osm Dsd Ns irdns0iifttn Dot
onmpf.rs 2ripoIis, psreoIoet BON osm
Shsins Der AbtnoioHut. m,insn gIiis
fen sntfhiuinbtn iab Raittr, ais idl
a.bdd1t, if1tini iih bas Shididl Don
5ripolis Su erfiiflsn. iou Der I,sis R,Ft
Souptrdniidi in glfritd in
nitts periinttn. Tie Beihitts ieunt |
'sine S.n.im.nialii1i. GrbormuRas.
los Idbt fis bic iunas 1Hr.ei biibtn fir |
bic Eiinber Der alien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11
2ofal 8eridt.
Straken6a9uanfaf.
0ia Vaifasier erleibst iAbmey3bafte
WerletsaSen.

Gin aufressnosr Sirabrnbatnun.
fad ereisnsts iih asfisrn 9atmi..as
iur5 mad, 8 llbr an Der g.. ap. unb
8opmilIsr Sirabs, inbsm cine DsjtIih
iabrenoe Gar Der Wsiinooe Chi,
nit einsm aus enissstnssFssisr Rid,
inns iommtnbsn Wasen Der Ssbama.
ollie ginis tolIibirts. Der 3uIams
menfiob mar Elm 10 ipuhiissr, ooh ni,
Weinoob Gar aus ben Dsls!ien a,
fd1lsuberi tpurbe Der 6s lobre a!t,
Wnuries Stxrmann. BON go. 952
Weit Court Sirabs. pelfer einsn
Sip alif elmer Der bintsren g6nis etr
Gommer Gar inm hattie. srli,t
f6limms Nxtihunssn i'm gsiiht une
an ben geineH uno tpurse in Der Huts.
afrbuldn5 nnda benz iido!if6xn 6oipis
idl eebraf's. Die iibriasn paffaaisrs
iDelhe ielbiiDerItdnblif burn ben I'm
fad in sroBs 4ufrssung psrfsts rurs
ben, iamsn NIT pem S6seden baron.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11

Wm. Wcunb p0n go. 3219 5sffess
ION ADenus befano iidb seiiern Rad J
miiios aIs pnHasisr aui Der hiniefen
platform einsr ~pansGnisr Gar. p.r
UinssGlifipn linis uno ipeieerts Iit
Der auffcrosrnng oss Ronbu!tsurs
9nrrn D. 8ptrs BON no. 291e Din,
0trabt. iin In bic Gar 1u bsssbtn
nadluiommsn. Rad Idnpsrtm 11crt
lrehitl iu0IIis Der aonnuiitur ben OBJ
iiinoien paiTosisr seipalifam abisk,u
nnb bsibt fitisn nuf bic Gircbs. I'm
bititm Auatnblid srid1ieR g]erfshri.
poIl5if RpfIiter auf br Hllegsod,,
unb besbdftett Qonbutitur unb qlolIa.
gier iptetn iinorbsniIidsn Usifoo,us
1tibe 0slonstns fDurben fpdief asa.n
0dfsf4ait ouf ifeien 5ub esfesI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11
9dsdes Gincinnaier wolrsbat MQiuOb. Cfpbe 1911

Gtnoriff tn gripatrehte, lonbern Die
NnsubuHg zines Der Resieruna au-
itebenben Re6tes. stursum, ale
5eroerfnsen, bic bas 0olf pertriif,
fno gum Noble Der 9eIammtbeit
beabiidtist uno folhe 5orberunaen
iino niht bespotiIh. Oas Werfmal
nss Dtspotismus iit, oab er cine 9ss
fsuiddftsfIaFe ouf Soften aller dnbss
rem alaifen bsgiinftist uno bisie att
Despotismus lit in unfsrem 9anbe In
fclh srobem llmfdngs ansutreffen,
oab man ii6 Bios punbern tanH, pab
oas Bolt fid ntat ihon iriiber basss
gen srboben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11
Ter 3wed Der Resierums.

Bir beobadten, oab syenonp piel
8elp oaran tDenbet, um oas amerita.
nlite Bolt bon feinem jsBiqsn 9eitr..
Zen, fpeltgebenoe Reformen in Der Hez
9ieruns einsufiibren, ab5ubalten. Die
auf geitellung sri6ein.n in elmer aanz
gen 4H3aH 3eitunsen uno periooi.
Iher Shriften Qrtitel iiber pieIes
5bema. Sn Der 5agesprsFe mirb oer
9egeHifano In Der iiblt6en o6erfldh-
lihen Weife behanDelt. Die psriobiiAe
preHe lalast einsH pbiloiop6if6en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11
SerIiner Seben.
IfrIin u. Gtpftmttr.

| 60 III nas 2ebtn. 60 ndmIid, oab
man ss ME 3u fafsH. ME atraos bort yu
ishen beiommi. 100 man Is iut'. gs
ipitlt Usritet. fpislt Wust.rao:, uno
irtnn man ihm Huhs su iein sIaubi,
oitisn gsbsn, III ts cine 4usfteis
lung. Die ausitstIuna,n iiectn iibtr
bic Ratiirlif)t.it, bic Wir,linteit; uns
| Ter 0eindfis3ei.aIitr ldbt ihner ben
0ortrii;. Berlin Fi,nt i'm gauis Der
Sabre olles. tpds .s probusi.ri uno
Derbrauhi. irsenbtinmol irgsnbpo
aus; nuetnbltflit, iino es bic Siisies
ititen timer aonoitprsisShou am goo
tosiihsn Garisn, marsipan. Giabts
thor, uHb fhotolnbsns gismdrdipars
Ten. unb 10 erfdbri man dlFo, baB -
cine .i,krsperibt" gsrlin.r auhen.
bddsr.unft sibt. (Jm autna tam, ss
uatroines mthr aui bic 9tihmadss
fraas on; 6is ab.r bltibt ofien.)
line 10 iii bas qsbsn, Ti, Snouiirh
srarsifi gsfib pon i,insn WiiHfhtn,
iolsi ibnen. ihmisgi iih ibnsu nls Ger
nenoe an, um sines Idsts - Gin fih
tspia sotrbolnotr Doredna nm
sinss 5nges iib.r iie su herrif,n. Die
Snbuitri, felt TN Berlin. in ben Rdus
men bes Qbseorenttsnbduiss, uua.ns
blidIid dnh 5sppihs aus ober ges
nausr: Die btuiIde JnbuTtri. asiet
uns ben beuiihen 1tppih. Sine
fihsrlid f.hr lohnenos aufaobe! Cine
si.ria btfiftisi man ibrs gDiuns. uno
man finb.i, ndb oeuiffer lleib uns in
Der That bic btutidbe Jnpiifsris, aIs
Wdnobebane, als geSua aIs Jubbos
oenosd,. plauiibel MAIDEN tam. Die
SnbuItris bat auh aui pieiem gsbi.ts
atIernt: nun pin Tie audi bier krr.
ffxn. Was aber bsbeuie. bic Raticnas
Iitdi fir ben 3sppid12 3ipsisrIsi: Die
Derbilliguna uHD bort. no eas orisns
taliFts -.fie" ersmplar fdlon burh
Woblfsilhsii auff1lIi. bic psrbsffsris
Gunlitdi. oi. Garnniis. ni. aontrols
Iierbafisit. Sn oer aaui nsbmtn mub
man pafiir allerbines bic maihinsut
Nriitaune. bic ndtiir!ih - nar Der
Dileiioni miro tas ptrssiTsn, ben
Rsi3 Der Originate, iolons. mir isin.n
unbersn griab bdiiir babsn, permins
bert. llno ip1s III idlieblif. Siilgss
fhihilid3 genommsn, o.r beutihs 5eps
pih2 gine mOslihit gsihmadpolIs
aopis ober cine frsie unb eann oft
tptnigsr sefhmadpclIe unsefGbre
Rafohmnne obsr fhlisblict Der ents
ipurf sinss unFerer bsimiittn aiinjilsr.
ssiir bas gebiere ssiai SfmitNbsra
geifpieIs. Won m1d,k oisie nod aIiid.
liher fortpsitgi isben.
unb bic Nusfienunaen tnnsurrireH |
NIT chamber: 4Iiptrfien ipirn barh
spabrs onsr fulffe rps'i6iilins Dsfiins /!
illuFrirt, db,r Bic in bis b6dfie Gis.
region Der groe, In bic poloroeosnb, |
in bic Hssirts Der gsiimos. Rr Gap.
pen, Der 5amoieoen nriHsi cine Sdans
iteuunG Dor, Die In Der ehemaliaen |
aurFiiritsnbnmm NoIllnubbotn cine
pOItersnnbIihs AuliiImfheintpel. auf.
tdui. Nprblann reili BEL gborlottens |
burg su Drit. Gis grobs nit T5rfsrn
unb 1iordmsn umrobmte Ghdubdns
ipirb gum 9htdisr, auf oem bas Wifs |
tigits. Bette freilih edit 1T: has Wen.
f4snmotsrioI mil isinsn 1tisrsn (g3os i
ldrhunben. Eisbdfen, Rennibitren)
unb ieinen WnbI5eiten. Or Gtunbe
Der WdblJtiten. bic ifi1fis am aunssn
AusftiIunsstdp, mub man etra6e tref.
fen; bdnn febt man, bob ouH bos /
eaHss aebsn sier plrslin .s9i1 III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11

Gs lit cine bemsrtenspertbe
3bdtfade, bab ge6ilbsts Jransoien
Deutihlano beosuteno giiRfttaer beur.
tbsiien, ais anoere Rationen. Die franz
3offhe aiteratur Der lestsn Sabre, ios
nett lie Dsutfhlanb betrifff, lit etn
Sobesbnmnus dnf ienes Qanb. Das
berubt ni6t auf 3ufan, fonbern auf
elmer Don ben beuti9en Gslsbrtsn
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17
PERFECT CONFIDENCE.
Cambridge People Have Good Rea'
son for Complete Reliance.

Do you know how
To find quick relief from back
ache;
To correct distressing urinary
ills;
To assist sick kidneys?
There's one way-your neighbors
know
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's Cambridge testimony.
William ]. Parks, 8 Travers ST.,
Cambridge, Nd, says: 81 willingly
confirm the public statement 1 gave
during December, 1910, recommend
ing Doan's Kidney Pills, for I have
had little kidney trouble since then.
Often on getting up in the morning
I could not raise my arms above my
shoulders and it was all l could do
to straighten, owing to pains in my
1oins. An acquaintance advised me
to take Doan's Kidney Pills and
did SO, getting them at Bradshaw's
Pharmacy. They brought me promp
relief and the contents of the sec
ond box cured me. l always in
tend to keep Doan's Kidney Pills
on hand
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the pame-DOan's-
and take no other.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17
CHLOROFORM AND
= ROB LAB0RERS
Six Bandits RansaCk Camp
Of Workman.
THEY SECURED OVER $1,000
After Rendering Victims Unconscious
Thieves Took Their T ine to Gather

After Rendering Victims Unconscious
Thieves look Their 7 ine to Gather
Piunder.
Erie, Pa, Pa, June 17.-Six armed
bandits visited the camp OF laborers
employed on the Bessemer road near
Erie, and after chloroforming twenty
or more of the men, escaped with over
S2200, which represented the lifetime
savings of many OF the workmen. TWO
posses are securing the country In
search Of the bandits.
There are about fifty of the laborers
living at the camp, many of them be-
ing foreigners. Thursday was their
payday Many of the workmen, after
receiving their pay, left camp for their
homes in Erie and Pittsburg, leaving
behind at the camp about twenty-four
of their fellow workmen.
About o'clock in the morning six
men, their faces concealed by masks
and carrying revolvers, quietly entered
the camp. The first man they robbed
happenede to be awake. When he
tried to give an alarm he was struck
over the head with the butt end of a
pistol and rendered unconscious. The
thieves went from shanty to shanty,
pouring chloroform on the pillows OF
the mems beds. Then the bandits took
their time in rifling their trunks and
clothing of all they possessed.
The police say that the bandits es-
capped with about $2205 There is no
clue for the police to work on.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY, Toledo.
Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Knnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17
"WIZARD OF FINANCE" FAILED
Sheldon Organized Blind Pool' In
Montreal to Dupe Clients.

Montreal, June 17.-Charles ID. Shell
don was convicted of approprating to
his own use funds given him by vari-
GUS clients for investment.
A sentence of five years in the peni-
tentiary was imposed by Judge Lam
gelier.
Sheldon first appeareftAn Montreal
in the fall of 1908 and at once began
advertising in small way i'll certain
daily and weekly newspapers. The
game in which he posed as an eXpon-
ent was what is familiarly known in
the world of finance as blind pool.
He said he was on the inside OF the
stock market and that he could manlp-
ulate in such manner as to guaran-
tee from 20 to 80 per cent month on
investments.
The first clients were given large
returns for their money and became
themselves great advertising factors
for the supposed wizard of finance
The amount of business turned over
by Sheldon became so great that he
had to vacate the rather unpretentious
office he was occupying and take up
large suite.
His advertisements, however, be-
came so bold that newspapers, con-
vinced that his methods We're not what
he represented them to be, challenged
the wizard" to throw open his books.
His departure on Oct. II created con-
sternation among his depositors, the
large part of whom Were widows and
persons OF small means.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17
"AUNT DELLA" ON THE WAY
Going to the White House to Attend
"WiIIs' Wedding Anniversary.

Going to the White House to Attend
"WilI's' Wedding Anniversary.
Washington, June 17.-Miss Della G.
Torrey. better known here as Presi-
dent Taft's Aunt Della" is on her
way to Washington. She is coming to
the silver wedding anniversary OF her
nephew WILL" and her arrival will
complete the reunion OF the Taft fam
lily for the celebration.
Aunt Della for a lCng time feared
that the trip from her home in Mill
bury. Mass, to Washington would be
too much of an undertaking for her.
The president, however, was insistent,
as she is his favorite aunt, her apple
pies alone having won for her a sub
stantial place in his heart. To make
Aunt Delia's presence certain, the
president sent his son Robert to MIL
bury, and he is accompanying her to
Washington.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17
'CasCaretS' Belong
In Every Household
Take one as soon as You don't feel
just right. 1t is old-fashioned
and needless to take harsh doses
of physic.

We all live unnaturally. Our food
is too fine; TOO rich and too plenti-
full. We eat too little fruit, too
few green vegetables. We don't
exercise enough. The result is,our
bowels get cloggei; our liver be-
comes inactive. for nature intended
us to live in different way.
What shall we do? Shall we
walk ten miles a day? Shall we
diet ourselves? Shall we seek for
more laxative and less costive eff
feet IN our food? Or shall we take
Cascarets? One way will serve just
as well as the other.
Gascarets are vegetable laxatives.
Thai-.action is as natural as the ex-
efcist. iney are CENTRE. They
persuade the bowels-never drive
them or irritate them. They are
candy tablets, and the dose is one
at a time-just as soon as you know
that you need it. 1t is wrong to
take harsh physic and to wait till
you need a big dose. 1t is better
to keep at your best, every hour of
every day. And one Cascaret at a
time is sufficient. That means to
keep clean inside-keep a 10 cent
box handy in the home.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-17

! Washington. June. 1.-THE story OF
| the bilth OF the beet sugar industry
! i'll Amc. iCa, is trials AID temp auonS
ever since, and how the O"naTd broth
ers were enriched by more than half
! a million dollars profit through the
little transaction OF selling their cane
sugar refinery in Brooklyn to the first
sugar trust in 1887, were the fea-
tules in the testimony that Henry 7.
OXnard gave to the house sugar inves-
tigating committee.
Oxnard also told of an agreement
with the American Refining company
that was abrogated when they were
advised it was illegal.
The questionable agreement was en-
tered into by the two sugar interests
in 1908 after the sugar trust had tried
in vain to drive the beet sugar people
out of business by cutting prices. I'm
der the agreement the American Su-
gar Refining company became the sell
ing agent of the American Beet Sugar
company.
What was the reason for this
agreement?' asked Chairman Hard
wick.
throat competition" admitted Mr.. Ok
nard, and in addition it was cheaper
to have our product handled by the
brokers of the American Sugar Rein
ing company
If this agreement was so beneficial
why was it not continued?" asked Mr..
fiardwick.
When Colonel Duval succeeded me
as president of the company, he said,
'he thought the contract was against
the law. ] told him we had expert
legal advice from officers of the
American Sugar Refining company and
from a firm of New York counsel that
it was not in violation of law But
Mr. Duyal said he would have Wayne
MacVeagh pass upon the legality of
the contract. MIR. MavVeagh told Col
onel Duval that if we didn't abrogate
it we would run the risk Of going to
the penitentiary. We conferred with
the officers NJ the American Sugar Re
fining COMPANY As to Mr.. MacVeaghs S
opinion anu OF on desire 70 aDTUsate
it, They reiterated their belief that it
was not in their opinion in violation
of law, but they would agree to abro-
gate it if we wished to do so. The
contract was terminated in October
1905, alter being in operation for about
three years. 1t was to run until
1912"
Mr. OXnard mentioned Henry O.
Havemeyer and Mr. Parsons as hav
ing expressed the opinion that the
agreement was not in violation of the
law.
Mr.. OXnard told how at the time of
the formation of the sugar refneries
company in 1887 he and his brothers
were running a small refinery in New
York valued at about 100000. The
competition was keen and he and his
brothers were glad to sell out to the
trust.
What did you get for your plant?"
asked the chairman
About s75O,0O0 in trust certificates
fthe consolidated company" replied
Mr.. Oxnard.
THAT is making money very fast
said Chairman Hardwick, and Mr.. Ok.