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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
ASSOCIATE OF CLARENCE DAR.
ROW TELLS OF RELATION
WITH ACCUSED MAN.
.BR|BE MONEY DISCUSSED
Source OF Franklin's Funds tho Princi.
pal Topic OF the lnauiry---Davis
Maintains That He Knows Nothina
OF the Bribe--Witnesses introduced
by Defense.

Los Angeles. July 30 with his re-
lations with Bert II. Franklin, former
Mcnamara detective and confessed
jury briber. the point of Inquiry. Le-
compto Davis. formerly assistant coun-
sci for the dynamiters. occupied the
witness stand the greater part of the
day in the trial of Clarence S. Dar-
row. charged with jury briblng. Da-
Wis was cross-examincd by District
Attorney Fredeflcks. who questioned
the attorney about his part In tho
agreement for the Mcnamara BROTH
ers to plead guilty and accept penl-
tentlary sentences. From that subject
the Interrogation was shifted to the
arrest of Franklin, the prosecution
endcavorIng to show that the compro-
mise In the Mcnamara case was not
completed until three days after
Franklin was arrested for bribery OF
u Juror and "a yenireman in the trial
of James II. Mcnamara.
Did you think tho arrest OF Frank
lin might east any reflection upon
Darrow?' asked the district attorney.
Il never gave 1t thought" an
swcred Davis.
The witness testified that he later
had had conversation with ]. II.
Harrington, Chicago attorney, con-
nccted with the Mcnamara defense.
who became witness for tho state
In the present trial.
| harrington said at that time" Da-
Wis testified. that Franklin did not
get the money with which he was try
ing to bribe Venireman George N.
Lockwood from tho office of the Nc
Namara defense"
'pid You offer to pay Franklin's
line out Of the $4,000 put up as his
bailP' asked 1fredcriclSs.
An objection OF tho defense was sus-
talned.
Would Have Paid Fine.
| Were you willing to pay Frankiins
fine out of the $4,000 bribe money OBJ
talned from Venlreman Lockwood and
| Captain c. II. White. who was to ba
stakeholder. the day he was arrestedt'
why, yes." Davis answered. why
not? 1t wasn't mine. didn't know
\ where II came from.''
! Davis testified that January II.
lol2, about II month and a half after
/ Franklin's arrest. Franklin had told
Darrow and Davis that the former
was the best friend he ever had.
Franklin told mo shortly after his
arrest that Job had been put up OH
him,' Davis said. "He said he had
planned to have Lockwood arrested
nfter he had taken the money"
y Where did Franklin get tho $1,000
winch he used for bribery" Fred
ericks asked.
| II never learned the facts as 10
where hr got 1t actually" answered
DAVIS "At the time of Franklln,s
Continued on Page NIneN
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DETROIT ALDERMEN
CHARGED WITH
BRIBERY
CITY OFFICIALS FALL1NTo TRAP
LAID ~ DETECTIVE VII.
LIAM J. BURNS.

Detroit. July 26.-Eight aldermen
and the secretary Of the common coun-
ell committees were placed under ar
rest this afternoon on charges OF ac-
cepting bribes and conspiracy to accep,
o bribe for their votes and influence
In the passing OF measure affecting
city property, recently transferred to
the Wabash railroad.
At least six other arrests of alder
men are expected and Il Is alleged that
$4,000 passed In sums of from 500 to
$1,000. The bribery was contaminated
and tho arrests accomplished under the
personal supervision OF Detective Will
liam J. Burns. The officials arrested
are:
Thomas Gilman. president Of ths
council. who Ii alleged to have re-
ceived $1,000; =. n. Schreiter. Jr., sec
retary of council committees and ais,
secretary OF the American League OF
Municipalities. who II charged with
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ron Observation-Disclosures.
WHITE RABBITS FOR SALE-9O2
Grand avenue. Ind. 2729.

+, This little ad was printed three times Then the
advertiser called to say that would be necessary to
discontinue for awhile; the supply Of rabbits had been
exhausted u had intended to sell only few" said
he but the demand was so strong that just let all
the young ones 60. Now am sold out" There is
always somebody who wants to buy the thing YOU
want to sell. The Missoulian class ad is the best
means for finding out who that somebody is and where
he is. II costs only one cent word II you are out
Of work and want job, The Missoulian will print your
ad for nothing. a# E
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
PASSES
IN M|SS0ULA
RESIDENCE
MOlESE REEVES DIES At AD-
vANcEO AGE OF EIGHTY.
FOUR YEARS.

One more of the Montana pioneers
passed to his long rest yesterday
afternoon. when Moiese Reeves died
at his home on Monroe street. Al
though "a years of age. Mr. Reeves
had kept remarkably well until weak
ened by an attack of the grippe last
winter He suffered stroke OF
paralysis two months ago. the second
one five weeks ago and then two more
In quick succession. which brought
the end yesterday. He was cared for
by Mrs. Matte Grain and by his
daughter. Mrs. Doralee Moore. with
the assistance of professional nurses
The funeral will be held Sunday
morning at II o'clock In Frenchtown.
Father LeGris conducting the service.
The body will lie In state today at
the home. 1T Monroe street, and will
be taken early In the morning to
Frenchtown.
A Romantic Life.
Moiese Reeves was born In Canada.
September l2. 1882. his father being of
Spanish and his mother of French
descent. He lived on the home farm
near Montreal until l6 years of age;
then he went to Chicago. where he
worked as a baker for two and IA
half years. His next move was to
st. Louis and from there In 1853 he
came to Fort Benton. Mont. and en-
gagged In trading with the Indians.
In January. 1854. he accompanied
Governor Stephens on an expedition
to the Bitter Root valley for the p,ir-
pose of making treaty with the m
dians. He was located for a time at
Colville, WASH. and discovered The
placer mines at tho mouth of the
Pend d'Oreille river, where he took
out large qautities OF gold. His frs,
wife Is buried at COlville.
The Pony Express.
For about five years Mr.. Reeves
carried the mail and express from
Fort Benton to Walla Walla, travel
Ing frequently 80 or 65 miles da,
on foot, with only hardtack and
sugar or chocolate for sustenance, ~f,is
pay from the government being IS q
day for every trip. In 1850. Mr.
Reeves located on farm two miles
below FrenchtOwn and there two years
later he built the first grist mill In
the territory OF Montana. For Il
years he ground wheat for the set
tiers and added to his property hold
ings until he had farm OF 400 acres
Just west OF Frenchtown, All the pio.
neers OF western Montana have known
and respected the hardy old man
whose wonderful powers OF endur.
ance have been the subject OF many
thrilling tale.
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SOCIALIST MAYOR OF BUTTE is
CONDEMNED az SOCIALIST
POLICE JUDGE.
STARTS TROUBLE
Magistrate Declares in Courtroom in
Presence OF Duncan, That Mayor and
City Attorney Attempted to tnflu.
enee Him by Letter TO a Decision
Manifestly Unfair and Dishonest.

Butte. July 90. tSpecial) Socialist
Mayor Duncan and city Attorney II. l..
Maury were sensationally denounced by
Socialist Police Judge Booher i'm open
court this afternoon after the police
judge had found Burt Marsh not guilty
OF contempt Of court In connection with
the charge that Marsh had been paid
s25 week for police protection by
gamblers Booher read a letter which
he had received this morning from
Mayor Duncan, indorsed by city At
torney Manry, which he claims was an
effort to influence him to make n de-
c'sion which they knew was unfair and
unjust. He characterized their actions
as a dirty trick. finally throwing the
letter from the bench and telling tho
mayor. who was present. to take II
away with him. ana expressing regret
that Maury was not In the courtroom.
so that he could express his opinion of
the city attorney, whom he stated, had
once lived In "n glass house"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
Shows Letter in Court.

II have letter here which desire
To call In the attention or the public
ana ! may bring contempt proceedings
of my own In a short time said the
police Judge, after he had disposed of
the Marsh ease. II win read IA letter
from the mayor ana the city attorney,
which ! received this morning and IL is
the lowest and most contemplate thing
that has happened since | have been
on this bench. | am the tool Of no
man In Butte. | have been here for
30 years and have never done anything
of which need bo ashamed, and by tho
eternal. neither Mayor Duncan nor city
Attorney IL. l., Maury can afford to
force me to do one such dirty trick as
this letter suggests. ] only wish II. l..
Maury were here 80 that could tell
him 10 his face what | think about him
ana his past. lie may have forgotten
IT, but ] remember that he once lived
In IA glass house ana should not throw
stones now. Nothing In my life has
hurt me as much az to have the chief
executive and the city attorney Of the
fair city OF Butte attempt to influence
decision ON my pnrt which they know
would b. unfair and unjust
II may suffer for this. but by the
l
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
Class Ad History
CCCXXK-kEEPING UP WITH RABBITS

As breeders, white rabbits are about the liveliest
proposition in the country To keep up with the out
put OF rabbit factory is to make record for speed
that is worth while But The Mjssoulian class ad
has forced this whte-rabbit producer to call time:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
viii Tell the People.

After court had adjourned Mayor
Duncan attempted Ia explain the matter
io Judge Booher but the latter walked
away from him. stating that he would
not exchange words with him In the
courtroom. but would meet him on "A
public platform or ON the stump next
fan and would tell the people what hc
now thinks Of the mayor OF Butte.
After the mayor had LEFT and the
courtroom was cleared the Judge stated
that he had never hal anything happen
which had hurt him 50 much I'm his life,
and he burst into tears crying bitterly.
saying that he did not care what the
consequences would be- he would rule
as he thought right while on the bench
or quit.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27

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Continued ON Page Nlne.)
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
THIS YEAR

VIII be set beside 1776. for II
IL the year OF political inde-
pendence.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
sr wIsr AND WIRELESS


UnitsA Press Service
Loo Angeles. Nay l-Approxtmste-
y 100 subpoeaas sunmoning defense
witnesses for the trial Of Clarence
Dasrov on Q charge Of bribery. which
epsas Nay 18th. are ready TO serve
toAay. Ths figure. according to Earl
Rogers. counsel for Dsrrov. repre-
oeats the Asfsnss's "Arst guard" and
moro may b called. Darrow, Rogers
s1nittsd. nay personally assume
charge Of the court work.
- -
Portland. May I.-Under the au.
seiess Of the Native Sons OF Oregon,
. eelsbsation viii b held Thursday st
chsnposs Of the organization at that
place 90 yssrs ago Of . provisional
govssnnsnt for Oregon. =. x. Mat
thisu. the only psrson now Twins
Who vas present at Champosg when
American civil government on the Pa
ssAe coast was inauguratsd In 1s+3.
vil b. at the celebration.
vonics. Cal. May IA parachute
drop Of $500 feet from an aTsoplsne
vhissins through the air at 80 miles
an hour d the feat accredited TO WI
liam Morton. professional aeronaut.
Morton claims bis performance TO bs
the Arst OF IT, kind ON record. He
va carried sioft by Aviator Parm'
4
Seattle. Nay LIN . primary elsc.
tioa in Hing county. In which 10000
ballots were cast. Presidsut Taft VA
defeated By 10 to vote. Rooss'
velt led TAFT By Q TO I. and La Fol
letts BY nearly : TO 1.
Crystal White 0spington Keller
strasss straiD~ ~esss for sale. -. u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01

~slsAs absus 1850 pounds; oas black
Aorss named mig" branded a."
wsisAs about 1850 pouads.
TAat said sale will b had and
made II accordance with the terms
conditions and stipulations OF Ger
tain eAaltel mortgage. sivsn to the
eaa Franslseo Brswsriss. limited. ev
Paul Mugler. on the SosA day OF jan
uary. 1919. and which chasssl mort
gaes was duly Alsd OF record In shs
once Of the county clerk OF klamath
county. state of Oregon. ON the sssh
dsy OF February. 1919. aud recorded
In Book .. on page $50. Record Of
Chattsl Mortgages Of said county
w. n. BARNES.
Sheriff Of Klamath County. state Of
holland q CRANE. Attorneys for
the Can Francisco Brswsr'ss
Limited. S.ia-ts.ss-Sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01

We haSs some Ssry aesirsois str
street propssty for sa,s-otspAsoe'
hunter Realty ..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
SaRRIHY-S SALD OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Notice 10 hereby given that on as:-
urday. the eth day Of Nay. 1913. st
the hour Of 10 o'clock .. n. Of sstd
day. at the bottlinS works Of 4. Co.
tel 4 Company. corner Of sprins anA
Hood streets. in the City Of klamath
Fails. County Of klamath. STATE ol
Oregon. ] will sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder. for cash. n
order to satisfy the sum OF el1e
$3.50 snd interest thereon at ths
rate Of 9 pr csat per annum iron
the 3oth day Of January. 1913. said
sum being due o. . certain promis-
s0Py note and ehsttsl mortgage -
curing the same. the following d.
sesibsd psrsonsl property. 70 Wit:
| About four hundred casks OF empty
beer bottles; -.
About three hundred beer eases;
One lot Of crown corks and labels;
One lot Of soda and soda navora
and materials;
One lot Of empty casks;
One Barry wsAmillsr soaksr; oaa
hsnss 4 Keller twelve spout Allsr;
one lot Of soda nashinsey. Including
one Baltimore Grown corksr and one
carbonatsP complete;
One lot OF trucks for bottla beer
end one lot Of rolling trucks;
One lot Of small machinery. tooIa
and appliances used IN bottiias
works; ons sst double hasnsas; ose
once safe. number =. 37Se1. na1s
by Cary Safe company; one ones
desk. made By b. q O. vurniturs 90. ;
one once chair; one black horse
named "Coon" BRANDED - Cireoe."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
NOTICE.


NUxICB
To IL 0eoekhoe6oeU a ~ xlAna9A
Waesp Uesss' Aasselae3sa
You are hereby noeiAsA that the
annual meeting Of the stoekholdsss
Iof the klamath water Ussss' Asse-
eiatioo. which annual nsstiAs b TOR
the purpose Of slsetiAs . board OF
directors for the ensuing year aad
the Transaction Of such other busi-
nsss - nay regularly b brought b.
fore said meeting. has been called
and will b held In the Houston opera
house In the City Of klamath Pals.
Oregon. on Friday. the sist day OF
Nay. 1919. at the hour Of : O'Clock
.. n.
You are hereby further notified.
That the following resolution has
been duly passed By the board Of d.
rsetors Of said association:
Ne h Resolved b the Board oe d.
rectoss oe sss klamath water Ueers'
Associates. ID Regular Aeetis. held
in the O0cs os saSd Assoeiasioe.
Rooms ~ ard -. MAA6ox.White
BuiIding. nanaah Yalls. OssOsa.
THAT there b. and there hereby Il
submitted 70 the stockholdsss Of the
klamath Water Users Association fos
their acceptance OF rejection at the
annual meeting Of said stoekholdsra
10 b held In the Houston opera housa
In the City Of klamath Pals. Oregon
Friday. the 3ist day OF May. 1919
a the hour Of . o'clock p. m. the fol-
lowing question. to-wit:
Shall the capital stock Of the Klam'
ath Water Ussrs' Association - suth
orised increased BY the stockholdsrl
Of the said association at . spscia
meeting OF the stockholders held II
the City OF klamath Pals. Oregon
on the sth day Of November. 1903. Z
5000. 10000 bs reduced TO $500.
10000?
Dated at klamath Yalls. Oregon
this 9Th day Of April. 1919.
THE KLAMATH WATER USERS
ASSOCIATION.
By ALBERT .. ELDER.
(esal) Secretary.
%-3S.S-37P
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01

,.ser>se thsrsos q the rate u sleAe
(O psr esut per auAam. srea sas
asssr The sSth day OF espssmesf'
1911, and for accruius costs. Now
therefore, BY virtue Of said sxscuuon
and order OF sale. and compliance
thersw,th. and In compliance WIN
the order Of the court. rscitsd 10 M'd
writ, have duly lsv,so apon the hsrs'
IN osscrtbsd premises. ana VIII. on
wednesday. the ssd day Of Aay.isis'
q, tho hour Of 10 o'clock ., NJ on
ss,d day, at ths front door OF the
court house In klamath Falls. county
Of klamath. state Of Oregon. ss', o.
auction to the highest bidder. TOR
cash In hand. all ot the right. title.
interest, estate. or demands whasso.
ever, q, Law or In equity. Including
the tsnsments. hsrsditamenss. ana
appurtcnanccs thercunto belonging or
In anywise appsrtainins to the here
matter described premises. bsions'ns
10 the said George W, carr'ck ana
Jssais Carrick. husband and vile. W
either OF them. being the undivided
one. fourth interest Of. In. and to lots
two (O. three tO. four tN. nvs
(S). SIX t0 and secsn CD. ana
IN. northcaa, quarter Of the north.
east quarter. all In section ssvsa.
l(O. and the soatheast quarter
Of tho southeast quarter. ssc'
tlou six (s). aad the east half Of the
southwest quarter and the south hall
OF tho southeast quarter. In section
Ave tB. all Of said lands being 10
TOW nship forty t<0) south. range
nine (s) east. Willamette Meridian
| klamath county. state Of Oregon. o'
such part thereof - may bs nscesaary
to satissy said execution aud tins
amounts therein named. Including
Judgment. attorneys sces. costs. inter
cst and aecruine costs: the proceeds
OF said sale TO BE- applied TO the sas's'
faction OF said execution. order NJ sale
and decree. Including said judsmens
attorneys fees. costa interest aud &C
cruing costs. and tho overpius. u an,
there be. TO bs paid into the court se
b applied - may b. required or d.
rcc,cd.
Dated. klamath Fails. klamath
county. state Of Oregon. this ssd dA,
Of April. 1919.
W. ,. BARNES.
sheriff OF klamath County. Oregon
E.J.. Elliott. Attorney for Piainsis.
:s-29-s-t3-30
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
FFxl! E.tlftIlt
lMMAr IAK 1 lR
o0esn - u1sessse Aa1away Asssesa-
~ - ulsssssc nallway Mana.
Sneeussss noHAlne . TsaF Fro0 New
Yme . - Rncooe Coasa

PORTLAND. Nay i.-00csrs Of
the American Electric Railway Assc-
eiation and Of the American Electric
Railway Manufacturer Association
ere scheduled 70 arrive In Portland
NAY ilth. on thslr $1,000 mile trip
sron New York cisy to the Pacific
epest and return. The party left April
istA. TIE itinerary takss In 0aives-
ton. TSxas. Los Angeles. San FraAcis-
CO, Portland. Seattle and Vancouver.
.. c., aAl o. the return trip the cities
Of shs Middle West viii b visited.
TIE objects Of the visitation are to
coafer with electric railway manage.
cents, representatives Of public uti.-
itis companies and with public on
sials and civic bodies. with view to
sxchansins ideas to sstablish . better
undsrstaadlns between the public and
tAs corporations. Il 10 also hoped to
eultivute closer relations between the
rsuoes member Of both associations.
aaa 10 enlarge the msmbership OF
betA bodies. .
ne conpa,iss already holding
nsubership b the American Electric
Railway Association own and operate
3o.eoe milss Of track. $4,000 cars.
easrying 7.soo. 100000 paasngers
n ysar. and employtns 100000 per-
seas. he i.3o electric railway con-
paniss epssatins h the United States
today ovn and operate $4,000 miles
q track. own $4,000 cars. carrying
bsevssa 10000. 900 and ii.ooo.ooo.-
~ passsagers year. and have more
thaa $50 .0e0 snpioyss.
Dseh IL American Electric Rail-
vny asooeiasion and IL allied organ
issslsa. The American Electric Rail-
vay llaaufacturers Association. are
esasaantly studying In their respec-
tive aslds and developins By con-
stsuctive work along the lines OF
eaaAardisatioa and efAeiencey.
n y rscognissd that transportation
b esssericity b . public servics the
success o. which b largely dependent
upea popular good will. and Il 10 to
Mt nsarer the Win OF the people that
- o0eses oe the two organisationa
ass nakias their extensive tours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Lands)

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Once at Laksvisw.
Oregon. April Is. 1913.
Notice II hereby given that Bert
North Of klamath Falls. Oregon. who
on January II. 1911. made Home
stead entry No. 0+3e7. for Sh Sen
SEX swk. Section 81. township ~
g., range . T.. Willamette Meridian.
has Alsd notice Of intsntion 70 make
FINAL commutation proof. TO sstsbliah
claim TO the land above described. b.
Tor G. r. Ds Lap. county clerk. q
Klamath Falls. Oregon. on the 1st
day Of June. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
A. w. Jaaustts. Charles narscow.
X. d. North. II. H. Weathssly. oil
of klamath Fails. Oregon.
4. W. 0RT0N.
A.aS.S.o0 Rsgistsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
NOTICE Or snERlrF-s sAl.E
EQulty No. 500.

Equity No, sos.
In the Circuit Court Of tho state Of
Oregon. In aud for klamath
County.
Walter u. 0ayrc. Plaintiff.
~.
Osorss w. Carrick and Jessie Carrick,
Husband and wife. Defendants.
To whom Il May Concern:
Notice 10 hereby sivcn that under
and By virtus OF IN execution and or
Ger OF sale duly Issued out Of the once
os the clerk OF the circuit court oi
Klamath county. Oregon. on tho ssth
day Of February. 1914. In tho above
sasitlsd suit. upon . decree made and
entered II sald circuit court. to-wit'
the 18th day Of November. 1911. in
favor OF the above named plaintiff
W. II. sayrs. and against tho abovs
named desesdants. George w. Car
rich ana Jessie Carrick. husband and
wife. ordering the sale OF the herein
after described prcmiscs which said
premises are particularly described Ia
said suit and decree. said promises e
bs sold to satisfy the judgment and
decree OF this court In said suit In the
amount OF seventeen hundred. twenty'
seven and as.ioo u7a7.s0 dollars
together with the further sum OF two
hundred 6fty and 0o-I0o te?6o.oo)
dollars, attorneys fees. assessed and
taxed By the court. and the further
sum Of twenty and &o-ioo to3o.>o|
dollars, costs and disbursements. with
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
CHIL COTE s RICE

REAL EDTATB LDU8ANC8
VI MAKE A SPDOALHY a e3ese
u psoSessy a,d GOD Sas. lasas. No
sreshse TO show pssessy. PsooVs o..
se.tSse vigrs an i.esssaa A ~
eood hS1Pes fee Gsat. n yoe wase -
bay - ssA, ~ w11 psy yos 10 - -.
Nezs 10 AAeslcas Hessa. PAoes 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
saovxR N a,sOovKRlxG

u. 0so. I. Wright reports that ~
torasy G. G. Brewer. who sussfed .
eellaSes from over work . few days
slncs. b somewhat better and on the
roaA 70 recovery. II appears that
lls. Drovse worked In his preparation
g tie eourt house Injunction case In
s16itteo % oehse work. and II 10 said
tAoa ~ worked late into the nights.
takias oaiy . few hour Aesp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-01
vI(i Vx MI WASTE
70 nAk PAPER PUlP
M Psane d - ~ n11A q loArsAassd.
WITH ny.Psodncss u AlceAea. Nssla
aad Tuspsaslns-FlAns Annesncsta
By PpomeeeN

MARsRFlELD. May i.-PiaAs tor
improvements to BE- made by the G.
A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing
company are announced. which tn
ciude the erection Of . plant 10 uss
the waste from the mill for the man
ufacture Of paper pulp.
The plant viii have . capacity OF
thirty to forty tons Of paper pulp q
day. and 40 by-products viii turn out
snnually $4,000 gallons Of alcohol,
><0 tons or turpentins and 500 tons
of resiu. The making OF these ~
~ oducts 10 also feature OF the paper
plant different from other pulp FAC
tories In this country.
Nedrum Brothers have been look
ing over other plants In this country
and are In this city making prepara-
t,ons and obtaining specifications. The
construction Of the plant viii begin
a. soon - the plans are ready. and
II win b completed within . year.
The plant viii consist Of several large
huildinss. most OF which will b Of
brick or concrete. and vim b situated
on ground aAjoinins the big sawmill'
The pulp manufacturs viii b operat.
ed - Q company separate from the
milling coaesrn. With the Nedrum
Rrothsrs in charge Of the operation,
~ ~,iu ~ n>eesaapv "a hPtnR acme OF
the machinery from Europe.
Baby won't suRer Eve minutes with
Group II you apply DR.. Thooas' Eelec'
tic OIL at once. Il aets Ne magic.
We haSs some Ssry desirsNis 90
street propssty for sa,s-otspAsoe
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