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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
KlERSTED APPROVES OF
WATER PLANT VALUE
BnEineer Formerly Employed to APP
praise SYSTEM Talks of Action
of City IN Case.

wynkoop Kierstsd Of Kansas City the
hydraulic engineer employed by the city
in 1907 to apprsise the city water plant.
arrived I'm town yesterday and was the
guest last evening OF Leonard Everett Mr..
Riersted is here for the purpose Of ex-
aiming the publication plant recently in
stalled az the Council Bluffs pumping sta
ton and also that in use in Omaha He
Is sent hero by the council OF Kansas City.
Kan, where a purtfication plant IL to be
installed. Mr. Kiersted viii spend several
days examining the system in use in the
two cities.
Mr.. Kiersted naturally felt much interest
In the successful issue OF the citys long
night TO secure municipal ownership OF
the water plant. He was especially inter
ested in the valuation fixed by the court
Of condemnation, as II was IN the nature
Of q vtndieauon OF the values fixed by
himself. He had placed the total vAlu-
alton OF the plant, exclusive OF the real
estate. after deduction OF all depreciations
and adding going value Of S2oOO0 at $500.
as, and the cost of reproducing the physi-
cal plant in 1907 at $50 54s. exclusive OF
real estate. The courts valuation OF $50.
500. including real estate. Is therefore com
fortabls close.
Mr.. Kiersted said last night that he
thought the courts GppraiSsmsnt was jus'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
Christian Straub
Surprises Friends
Well Known Capitalist Of This City
Married at Atlanta, Ca. to Miss
Koehler of Red Oak.

Christian straub. ono OF the best known
Council Bluffs business men and capital
lists, surprised his friends yesterday by ad-
Nsing them in a telegram from Atlanta.
Ga, of his marriage there to Miss Amelia
Koehler a well-known young woman of
Red Oak Ia. Mr.. Straub left Council
Bluffs on Monday evening. oonfiding his
secret to but very limited number Of his
closest friends. and9 his telegram came as
q surprise to all others. Mr.. and Mrs.
Straub have tickets for an extended
European journey and viii not return to
their home here until late IN the summer
or early autumn.
Miss Koehler is a sister Of william
Koehler OF this city and is also related to
tho family OF Henry Sperling, Mr.. straub
Is one of the heaviest property owners In
Council Bluffs. owning many OF the largest
business buildings on Broadway, Main and
Pearl streets, with a beautiful home on
North Second street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

Davis. drugs.
Wedding silver at Lefferts.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones lIS.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodrins Undertaking company. Tel. SSs
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
PURE GOLD WEDDING RIHGS-LEF-
FERT's.
Can 49, J. ]. Klein Co.. for case Of
Guud's Peerless Beer.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns At
Borwicks, 2l1 South Main street.
Choice pictures for wedding and gradu-
atng gifts. Fsuble Art Shop. 1888 BWay.
Occuhsts' prescriptions accurately filled
the same day at Leffert's Big Je"eirS
Store.
Have your glasses ntted or repaired by
]. w. Terry, optician. All Broadway, office
with George Corner
Mrs. s. Farnsworth has closed her house
here and will spend the summer with her
daughters, Mrs. j. w. Pane. and mrs.
Harrison F. Gleason. at Hood River, Ore
A motion for a new tral was filed yes
terday in the suit OF sherer against the
machine. He got a verdict Of 800.
Judge F. e Aylesworth and Mrs. Ayles,,
worth will leave today for an EXTENDED
Creek as intermediate points. They eX-
pect to be gone nearly all summer
Rev. James OMay, one OF the most popu.
lar and successful pastors ever stationed
the city for a brief visit. He is now To-
Gated at Chicago In charge OF the Park
Avenue Methodist church. MI O'May made
many hurried calls stopping just Ions
enough 20 give a handshake.
Tom Carter. the man newsboy," who
has grown 10 be somewhat Of q familiar
character at police headquarters, was sen
TO the county jail yesterday morning foi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

thirty days after a hearing on a charge OF
being drunk and disturbing the peace
Carriers efforts to reform have been num-
erous and recent, but all failures He an
nounced yesterday he was going TO try
again.
=. A compromise has been effected in the
show known as the p Diamond Gb by which Which
,trobehn. the holder of the first mortgage,
ecured possession Of the property. The
ture paraphernalia placed in storage.
NCrkn en- will Immediately begin opera
GH tcRs ocs the sy SSs fSr Ss
Railway company and Il will be ready
occupancy by June l.
Damage to the amount OF about 500 VI
inflicted upon the barn and contents al I,
home Of j. c. De Haven. on Scott stree
yesterday afternoon by fire whic
caught from some unknown means. ~
barn " as used principally for storage 81
there was no fire used about It. Boys he
been playing there short time before IA
fire was discovered and IL is believed tina
some of them dropped matches. The fire
n en- prevented the building being de
st1cyed. The loss is fully covered by in
surance.
The Council Bluffs delegation to super
wise the selling OF the 100000 worth
water bonds will leave for Chicago OF
saturday evening instead of Sunday. Thii
is made necessary to give time to get 10
Gated for the important business on Mon
day morning when the bonds will be sole
At an auction. The delegation will con
sist OF city Treasurer True, Solicitor Kim
ball, Mayor Maloney and Aldermen Evans.
Hubbard and Ellsworth members of thf
finance committee. They expect 10 be H.
Chicago until about Wednesday Mayor
haso1ey will then go TO Warsaw, H., where
he was born and spent ali OF his barefoot
days, Alderman Evans will also visit
relatives In Illinois before returning.
The funeral Of George Camp, the l6-year-
old son OF John Camp, who died from in
juries received by being crushed against
the manger by horse he was trying e
"a held AZ ha
OF the father, l0l7 Broadway. The injury
hc pDened last Sunday afternoon at this
Alexander farm near Treynor and the In
and examined by Or. Hennessy, who or
dered him to be taken 10 Mercy hospital
| The operation that was performed on Mon
/ day was not made by DIR. Hennessy, a.
stated. but by Drs. Warner and Reichen
bach. II disclosed q rupture OF the liver
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

Lawn Mowers We have a big line-ths
Leader, S. the Liberty. A.5O; Electro. ssso;
Great American, ball bearing. nl r. C.
psVol Hardware Co. 80 Broadway
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
Observance
of Mothers Day
Mayor Calls Upon All in City to Pay
Devotion Next Sunday When
Day Comes.

Mayor Maloney yesterday issued proc
lamation calling for the observance OF
Mothers day" which falls on next Sun
day. He calls attention TO the fact that It
is being observed all over the country and
he urges Council Bluffs people 20 be
equally thoughtful and give some evidence
Of affectionate remembrance OF the mother
living or dead. whose sacrifices were
greater than could be appreciated at the
moment.
For the purpose Of observance each per
son is requested to wear on Sunday some
kind OF a flower as an evidence OF their
affection for mother.
Mothers day. really comes from the ex-
allied ideals OF pure womanhood entertained
by President Mckinley, who for many
years never failed TO wear q rose, carna-
ton or lily on the anniversary OF his
mothers birthday. He continued it to the
last It was this tender regard that led
to the establishment OF the practice Of
wearing a carnation on Mckinley day.
the anniversary Of his birth. Three years
ago the Woman's Christian Temperance
union took up the matter through the press
and a universal and almost spontaneous
response followed. The origin Of the Gus
tom Is also attributed to Miss Anna Jarvis
OF Philadelphia. who for many years wore
white flower on the anniversary Of her
mothers death. II was she. also. who suE-
gested that the second Sunday In May
should be fixed as the date for the annual
observance The observance. therefore, ex-
! presses rejoicing and sorrow, commemo-
rating the birth and death of mother.
The day will be observed In all OF the
Council Bluffs churches by some special
features. while thousands of people who
never attend any church will wear the
flower lovingly for mothers sake
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
Council Bluffs.
CITY TO LAY DUST WITH OIL
Plan Under Way to Use Substance
Along Highways.
OTHER TOWNS HAVE SUCCEEDED
city Council Likely to Give order
for Trial on Lower Broadway on
Macadsmised Portion of
Road.

W. II. Meyers. a representative Of the
Standard OIL company. was in the city yes
terday seeking to interest Alderman Min
nick. chairman Of the streets and alleys
committee Of the council. in the purchase
OF a trial order OF a couple cars of road oil
for street sprinkling. He was equipped
with an array OF statistics gathered from
cities where the use Of oil has completely
superseded water, all indicating the in
comparable advantages OF the oil in rela-
ton TO cost as we'll as efficiency.
Mr.. Meyers had samples Of a special
heavy oil that requires an application Of
only two or three times a year. completely
quieting the dust and preserving the pave
ment. Statistics gathered here from other
cities confirm the statements of the oil
salesman
At Lynn, Mass. a lighter nearly crude oil
was used last year reducing the cost Of
street sprinkling more than 5000 and COM
pleteiy abating the dust nuisance. At Holy
oke, Mass, still better results were OBJ
tained from the use of heavier oil. Mayor
Maloney and Alderman Minnlck have de-
cided to consider the requests Of a number
Of citizens and make a trial OF the oil. The
first will be used on Lower Broadway on
the mRcadamized portion of the street The
brick pavement on portion OF other streets
will then be experimental upon. The ex-
perienoe in other cities where the heavy
oil has been used on brick surfaces show
It has assumed almost the consistency Of
asphalt filling the interstices and making
the pavement smoother and more noiseless
The agent yesterday offered to lay the oil
down here at 1914 cents a gallon. 1t con-
tains 50 per cent petroleum asphalt, but
can be used in a common street sprinkler
Great sanitary advantages are also claimed
for the oil as we'll as increased facilities
for street sweeping at reduced cost. The
order for the trial shipment will be given
1t the meeting of the council.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
FORT DODGE WANDERER BACK
John F1enninE, Who Deserted Family
FOrty-Six Years Ago, Returns
10 DauEhter's Home.

FORT DODGE. la, May 12-(special.)-
Once more an Enoch Arden puts in an
appearance. but the Fort Dodge prototype
OF the celebrated character. II put into
poem, would return 10 find the children
who toddled At his feet grown up, married
with children OF their own. and the grand
mother. his wife. recently gone to her re-
ward for bringing up the large family. For
forty-slx years John Fleming OF Fort
Dodge has been missing until last week
when he appeared at the home OF HIS
favorite daughter. She is an ardent church
worker and her simple remark TO the curl
Gus has besn, we ars glad he has come
back where We can take care OF him"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

and fair and greatly to the advantage OF
the city. He said also that the plant was
very much better than the public had been
led TO believe. He referred to his estimates
made then Of the cost Of the extensions
and improvements sufficient to meet the
requirements OF the city. S107.ls2, as being
amply sufficient at this time. and said this
amount should be expended at oncs. He
declared that the acquisition Of the plant
was one OF the best things that could hap
pen to the city and that with fair MANAGE
ment and common prudence 1t would pay
for itself without additional taxation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
NELSON STANDS CHANCE
TO GETA CITY CONTRACT
II width Of PsvtAE of Harrison street
Il Increased May Change
Award.

The city council will take a trim ov.r
Benton street this afternoon nj s.ao o'clool,
for the purpose OF assessing the cost az
the paving that has been appropriated NV
the street railway company for its car linz
extension. While there the council viii
also determine the width to be established
between the curbs onS North HARRISON
street on the portion that is 20 be paved
between Hyde avenue and Fleming ave-
nue..
The distance between the curblnE on the
lower part Of Harrison street is thirty
two fest and sinoe the car line viii finally
reach Harrison street by traversing the
fun length OF Benton II has been decided
20 add considerably TO the width OF the
portion Of Harrison now ordered paveS
IL win be either thirty-six or thirty-ejRht
feet. adding considerably to the cost OF
the paving. The establishment OF a
greater width may also result I'm ety,n~
the curling contract 10 Peter Nelson. His
bid is half a cent per liEeal foot upds,
that filed by p A. wickham & Co. but
he asked ssa cents per cubic yard for All
gradins required, while Wickhan's hid
was % cents. IL the street is left thirtv
two fest wide WickhRm will get the con-
tract by a narrow margin, but II n a.
widened the grading will be corresDond
ingy less and Nelson's bid viii be lowest
CRY Clerk Duff has notified the street
railway company of the exact amounts
that will have 20 be returned TO pronertv
owners for pavement on North EiRbtb
street Main street First avenue ana Pearl
street The total Is Sl0.2e5.O6. OF this
amount property owners on North Eighth
street from Broadway 10 Avenue q viii
receive S,7Se.e; Main street from the
Junction OF Pearl near Seventh avenue "a
Broadway, $Ll5s-S2; First avenue from
Pearl to Main. tlsosO. and SS4A for the
Intersection at broadway and North
Eighth street Some OF the property own.
,ers on North Eighth street will r.oalv.
more than tleO In All instances whar.
the property was unable TO bear the fur
assessment for the paving the city viii
recover its proportion OF the deficiency re-
0uired 20 be paid by the general taxpay-
ers. In some places this will amount %
nearly So lot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers ss reported 10 The
Bee, May II. by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
Christen Peterson and wife TO Henry
Peterson. lot 10. block 4 Accielland. -,
a. Ia, 3: W
Baird lot IL. block ~ Beers sub
division, Council Bluffs. Ia, ". d., t0C
Fred Stumpf and wife 70 Ferdinand
Stumpf lot 4 block IS, williams
First addition 20 Council Bluffs,
W ,;;;: ~ q, Ina
Fuller various lots in Harrison
Street addition TO Council Bluffs.
Ia, ". d....................-....... l
-Four transfers, total..,.............,s g.. Toe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs office Of
The Omaha Bee 10 at IS Scott
street. Both Phones "a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

N. Y. Plumblns CO. Tel. go Night. L-i7Oa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

-Four transfers. ,sa.lOa
Drink Buavsissr. KiAs Of Bottled Beers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
Marriage Licsnsea.

.riags licenses were issued yesterday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13
For Rent.

-Four thousand square feet floor space.
with fine front office or store room In new
brick building on Illinois Central trackage
Eighteenth and Broadway See Council
Bluffs Remedy company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12
HAD BIC LAND SCHEME
Embedding Hotel lone Clerk
Thought to BE Headed for
South America

Land schemes III South America at
tYaciad the attention 0t q X OH
phant. until Thursday morning the
night CLERK az the lone hotel, aud
letters and books fonad ia bis ROOM
hcre show that hr and two other
3oung men had agreed % maae tneir
ay ID the tropics AT the earliest
time possible. 50 az 70 get ID their
aDrk during tAe South American
vintef
Oliphant is charged by the Ions
management with emaazziiug ABOUT
s0e He lett the hotel about :
O'clock Thursday morning taking ,
tlD 70 Oklahoma City I'll ain sHiom0-
Esle. Il sas found seztesdas that
ae got out os Oklahoma City a. sse
a. u.. on 5 Racs Island train, pFa
sumaAly for Little Rock, Ark One
IegtaeF seemed tu be there and oae
lia a Mississippi tomn
A large amount 0l engineering ap
raratas was found in Oliphaats Fooa
here, also several standard works a9
engineering Letters examined 81
Ifte officers sa0ws8 that the gBret
scaag men Lad planned big LAM
seAeme in Brazil and sege sllagiaE
ap On The country ana an laaa meas
/ tegements. draining road building eFe
TIT Is presumed they sapected TO laae
= ith enough m0ney to organize
company ana t0 6Ao their own pro
la0tiag and Engineering.
+ Olighant came here directly ir9a
Kansas City. hut bad Ueea in n0
/ Tn al Valparaiso. Ind foe seveFs
u0nths before that ums fhere a
yas found To hase put in nsuea slal'
fstuayIng South America 4 sesmi
shat dreams ot wealth anl pore
I aIne 70 aim there aaf thar his NJ
/ gusinfances we're enlisled 10 ta'
Al hane ta gain fnothola ln "A.
cauntre NJ rlch lands and rev0sutions
4 Tie season for engineering work :
0neminx ln South America, L hatni
fgwagn winter IN that elimaga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12
GEN. OTIS SAYS DYNAMITERS
WILL HAVE AFFAIR TREAT AND
THE EVIDENCE is CONCLUSIVE

beea outlined in tire uew spapers. pat
the prosecution is withholding US
plans. and tie real strength oi tae
ease against the men under arrest
has not become apparent.
ii have never doubted ihai tie sls'
tsce 0f Almighty God sQali c1lmin'
ate In the detection and punishment
If the lHhnman murdefegs Hh0 per-
u trstea The Crime ot tie CensnFy
tire morning q October :, Isle.
DO you believe the three men ua
GER arrest are guilty az completely q
actual conneg ton High tAs expaosioa
taat wrecked 10 Times building
certainly 40. ard there are twt
mare men connected With the aaaii
: aofn &c ~ssl Aa.s 4Aess aAt~ae ~
tore long. replied Gen Otis
Does fhe prosecution attach gEea
Importance sa the confession mad'
bv McManigals'
Certainly. ae has sold tae Nnol'
story. but there wAs s1aseieat cyl
felsce TO coaKief before ae mace ri
confessions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12
P0acl CITY MAN IS CHAMPION
special 10 f1aIiy Leader.

Laa ton, Okla, MAY I2-L 2 Reed.
OK Punea City, w0n the state cham
ptonship shoot III the closing day oi
the state tournament 0{ the Okiah0-
ms SpoFtsmen's association Reed
spd John Donald. of Lawton. tied for
the FIRST place with 81 bits out Of a
possible 81 They then shot the tie
of,N Reed making a perfect score Of
IS and Donald hitting ~ out Of -.
The scores Ia the championship
shoot folIos
Reed f7.97 Donald 47-20, Houston
4s Newton 45. Campbell ~ H0f
land IA, Wolfe A.. ZutaYern IS. Geo,
schdmaka 10, Taylor 4l couca a.
Crosby III. May IL, Syalker a. Wag'
an 40, Downs 10. ChArIes 30. Walker
50. Boyd III. Appleman 81, Andrews
"a Bettis "a. Noble 81
The regular shoot resulted In the
following scores. Dixon making the
high score with iil hits out of a pos.
sible I50 Dixon Ia. Reed iiS,
O'Brieu iAS. Maxwell ii0 DunnellF
l40. Lewis is5, huston iss. Pech
i22. Newton i5-. Donald ls0. EassH
lid. seha axe f2l. Charles rs. Couch
.zs. Campbell 1T Zutaysrn l25, J. y
Eagan i2a. Noble 10, Crosby ~,
walker 49, iloYd 49, Andrews ils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12
CRESCENT GIRL CHAMPION
Miss Elsie Wedertz Will Repre-
sent Logan County in State
Spelling Contest

sliss Elsie Wedetz. of Crescent
TIE champion spaller o. Logan c0un-
tai. IN 10 attend the state spelling CON
test Az chickasha Oh May III SHE won
over large field in the logan coun-
ty contest here Wednesday, easily
smelling down the entire lot o. grade
ana high school pupils She also had
the distinction of making the higA-
est record Of any eighth grade stu
dent IN the county in the examina-
ttops for entrance without further ex-
qmIuation al state preparatory
schools and other schools. she Is
fourteen years 0la.
Miss Wedertz eiil be sent to ChicA-
asha by tie Guthrie chamber Of com
yaefce. which offered a prize for ting
Bs Il speller she seems Ia goo1
place to via the state championship
II birh witt entitle her ~ compete toF
national hoBOrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12
RAN INTO OBSTRUCTION
Basis Of $4,000 Damage Suit
Brought Against City by
Mrs. Harry Snyder

Suii bias been iileG II the district
court BY ME Clara Snyder against
the citg 0f Guthrie oB account of an
accident AZ Nineteenth street ana
College avenue or January g. 1911
Mrs sng5 5er, who a the wio0H 0i the
coHteactot. Harry snyder WHO dled
about a year ago sues TOR 5000
The plaintiff was driving 0n Tue
nighs 81 January g and sne struck
4 wlEe running irom 8 telephone post
t0 Tue groBnd she claims thai tae
sire Nas ID the streets and taaf ths
duty % The citg Ras 60 keep the
ssFeets clear of distractions sae
eas thY0en out ai tae buggy ami
boiA b0aes ol her yehs lee we're
broken She ees up lAat sae bias
been a' d.rccf expense 81 about
a. 8e90 thai ,he hss beeH in bed cnf
stantly since the aceideai taaG ahe
I aiii hereafter be case 0a others
AMI ihat sAe has oeen informed ana
belieses INST HeF iife 4lll be shorten
ed HF the luiuTies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12
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L. Niay 1i-T
Hishf and satuF
dag fair
WEST RENDERS OPINIONS
Queries Pertaining TO State
Laws Answered BY The
Attorney General

That towns and cities are author
.zed by manicips ordinances to
place an Occupation tax upon physi-
clans. under section ssa og the c0mpti
I'd laws 81 Ozlaaoma 1858 snyder
statutes Is the holding OF the al
sorneY general today ln All opinion
10 Dr. X j. Hampton 81 Rush
Springs. wn0 DID nDt believe sueh a
tax Has constitutional Tne sttor.
ney general holds thaJ the city must
enforce Ghe ordinances alike 0a ail
persons engaged iu Tie same occupa-
tioa
To J A Mckeayey superintendent
Df schools at LeAlgh the attorney
General gives the opinion thaJ Miss
Shelby. WHO Was employed 30 teach
f0r the school year s entitled 70 nsue
months of sh0ol salary not withstand
ing The fact thsl tAe schools we're
closed al the end os seven months
by The state board of health On ac-
count II a contagious disease eDi4em
ic ia the schools 70 the query 0g
the Bank 81 Nardln which asks. Has
purchaser Df q school land section
the right to gaIt claim or mortgage
bis interest after receiving certlfi-
Gates of purchase iAe attorney gen
eral says Yes
Il E Sweeng gi Eigin. OKLA. .s
advised that there Is no Law OF the
statute books requiring the exsmln-
alton oF registration 0f persons el
gagged III the pactrice Of veterinary
surgery.
That no physician caa nos be Ii.
/ censed 10 practice medicine ID tf.s
state BY passing an examination be
fore tue state medical board unless
( be il a graduate from recognized
school medicine lac holding d
attorney general i0 II 0'Kelley D
Calvin.
/ To Justice VI sae Peaca T. L
/ Shultz Of Bromide the attorney gen
ersl held thar Il = mssdemesHu
/ under tae laws 0f toe state ID sell
+ offer for sale give away Dr OtheTwist
/ dispose Of 28y cigarette papers o
substitutes therefore and that PEE
IONS guilty 0f the same are punish
able by fine 81 not Jess than s..
noF more than $500 the att0rBe.
general adds that sI0re keepers v b.
ibT0N packages 81 papers where boy
can get them are violating the iaq
and that the ias should be enforce
ss rigidly as any other iaw on th'
statute books
10 couatY attorney Robert Rey O
4 Washington county the attorney ger
H eraH holds that Dr J g. Berry. d
Bar9lesyille, should not be prosecute
for failure 10 recoFd his eertifieat
from ths gate medlcs. board eit
The county clefa t0f lie reason ths
certificate was 1pst in tae mails