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fiuence to get a coal lease from the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Com
psny for Frederick Warnke, for con-
sideration of which he was to receive
500. That later a note of $500 was dis
counted for the judge and has not yet
matured.
Article s-That he used his influence
to help James r. Dainty, at Scranton.
Pa. to purchase a coal tract from the
Lehigh Valley Railroad while the rail-
road had suit before the Commerce
Court.
Article THAT Judge Archibald figured
as a signer and payec OF a note for s.
500 by w. w. Reissinger, of Scranton,
five days after he had adjudicated an
insurance law suit. in which Reissinger
was party and a beneficiary.
Articles and 9-That he sent Edward
]. Williams to William p. BOland to dis
count a note for 500. signed by John
Henry Jones. while the Bolands were
interested III law suit that was being
tried before him.
Articles 10 and 1l-That in the spring
of 1910 Judge Archibald permitted Hen
~ W. Sannon, OF New York, to pay
his entire expenses on a pleasure trip
to Europe. Mr.. Cannon was at that
time, and is now, a stakeholder and
director in several railroads. Your
committee" says the report, regards
1t as improper for a Judge to thus oblI-
gate himself to an officer OF numerous
corporations likely to become directly
or indirectly involved in litigation be-
fore his court" For this same trip E.
W. Searle. clerk of Judge Archibald
court. collected $500 from attorneys
practicing at the bar
Article l2-That he appointed J. Wood
ward, of WIlkesbarre, a railroad attor-
rey, as jury commissioner OF his court
This. thought the committee. was CAL
culated to bring the Federal judiciary
into disrepute.
Judge Archibald was severely criticised
by the press OF the country last year for
the decisions he made in the famous
''wire-pOoI' cases. This combination in
restraint OF trade, was conceived by
f. z. Jackson, who was denounced by
Wickersham as
'Cuack" lawyer. and was generally re-
Garded as one of the most ruthless
schemes ever put through to smother
free competition Yet Judge Archibald
dismissed all the defendants with a
rominal fine, save Jackson, who was
fired $4,000.
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is a demand for banking and currency
legislation, Mr.. Lindbergh recalls that
the House authorized an Investigation OF
the Money Trust. The resolution recites
that although the investigation was au-
thorized many months ago the commit
tee seems not to have considered the
inquiry for the purpose of obtaining
facts to aid in framing early remedial
financial legislation. but rather to have
been planning an investigation as II for
indictment or some other remote pur-
pose, and in which IL is blocked By Of
tenders against honest and impartial rules
Of business and government officials who
deem the personal privileges of banks So
sacred that their business shall not h..
inquired into even for the benefit Of the
public" After making other divers
charges against the Money Trust" the
II solution directs the Pujo committee
to proceed without delay to obtain all
the practical information and data that
may reasonably be had in regard TO
the influence exercised by the Money
Trust IN control OF banks and OF money
and Credits and TO make reports to
the House from time to time with rea-
sOnable promptness.''
Chairman Pujo OF the Money Trust
committee. was indignant when his at
tentiOn was directed to the LindberEh
resolution. He denied the implication
contained in the measure that the in
CURRY had been unnecessarily delayed.
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SUFFERS STATEMENT SURPRISES

The statement issued by Representa-
tive and Governor-eIect Sulzer Sunday
night on the Russian passport question
caused the greatest amazement in Off
cial circles yesterday. Representative
Suffers statement that a new treaty is
being negotiated with Russia, and that
the matter is progressing favorably, was
the cause of the establishment in official
quarters, inasmuch as this declaration
is exactly contrary to a statement made
on the same subject last week by Presi-
dent Taft. In a letter to Simon Wolf,
a prominent Capital Hebrew. the Presi-
dent stated that no new treaty was be-
officially admitted at the State DezArt-.
ment for many weeks,
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low a recess. A few minutes after the
House met he moved into the lobby to
smoke a cigar. Upon his return he was
observed walking up the aisle leading 70
his seat. Members on both sides rose
30 their feet and cheered this battle-
Scared veteran for two or three minutes.
Uncle joe" smiling. bowed to his col
leagues.
Speaker CIark's appearance was ac-
claimed by both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. The Speaker entered the cham
Der in accordance with custom, min
ute or so before noon. He wendell his
way TO the rostrum and banged for or
der In the midst OF a storm Of applause
that brought a smile to his face.
Representative Underwood was not for
gotten. He got his share OF applause.
As the majority leader It was Mr.. Un-
derwood's business to present some for
NAL resolutions that are necessary to
get new session under way. The
gentleman from Alabama" remarked the
Speaker as Mr.. Underwood arose to ask
Tor recognition. The Democrats gave
Mr.. Underwood a noisy welcome, while
the Republicans, among whom the Ala
oama man Is very popular, Joined IN the
demonstration.
Committee Is Appointed.
The House then got down to the busi-
ness Of the day. A resolution was passed
appointing committee composed of Rep
resentatives Underwood. Mann, and Ben
johnson Of Kentucky, to inform the Pres
fdent that the House was in session, and
ready TO receive any communication that
he might be pleased TO make. This duty
was performed, the House was officiaIiy
notified, and after some more routine
business, adjournment was taken until
to-day.
-Four new members Of the House were
sworn In at the opening session. The
oath was administered to f. A. Merritt,
of the Twenty-sixth New York District,
who was elected to succeed to the va
cancy created by the death of Represent
alive George w. Malby. Lewis T. Nor
gan of Louisiana succeeded the late Rep
resentative Wickliffe, A. c. Hart of New
Jersey succeeded William Hughes, who
was nominated for the Senate by the
Democrats in the recent election, and
George c. Scott OF Iowa succeeded the
late Representative Hubbard.
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Cheer Veteran Leader.

Uncle joe Cannon received what was
probably the biggest demonstration OF
the day. In point of service Mr.. Cannon
is Father of the House" Upon the
conclusion of his career in Congress on
March l. Mr.. Cannon will have served
In the House thirty-eight years. he
served four terms in the office OF speak
er. Mr. Cannon was among the early
arrivals, and took part in the greetings
In the House chamber that usually toi-
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The old-fashioned Seidlitz Powder
with a Lemon flavor added. Ask your
Druggist for FOfT's Lemon Seidlitz. the
right kind. It's unequaled. Costs no
more.
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More Salary for Police,

Increases of 500 each in the salaries of
eleven police captains is asked. II Is
recommended that the force be increased
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ARCHIBALD BEGINS

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~ mikes to the * corner Of sect,
Is. tp. lis, range a east: thence
north slong the rHrgrline 8 miles
to the corner Of tips 10 and II
south, range "a and Is east;
thence east along the tp. line 6
mikes to the corner ot tp. 10 and
II south, range Is and 26 east;
thence north 6 miles along the
range line to the place OF begin
ming.
Malta Precinct. Beginning at
the corner Of tp. 10 and ii south.
range q and % east; thence west
along the tip. line IL miles to the
corner OF tips 10 aud II south,
ranges rs and 26 east, thence
south along the range line 20
miles to the sw corner OF section
Z, tip. AS, range 26 east il sur
veyed: thence east along section
line IL miles to the Sc corner oil
section IL, tip. JAS, range 81 east;
thence north along the range line
between ranges q and % east,
20 miles to the place OF beginning.
Moulton Precinct. Beginning
at point where the range line
between ranges % and "a inter
sects the State line between Idaho
and Utah, thence run north to
the ne corner dissection 10, to. 15S,
range % E.B.M.; thence west to
the NV corner Of section Is, tp.
tip. ISIS of range % east, If sur
veyed; thence south on section
line to the intersection OF the sec
ton line between sections 80 and
"a i'll tp. 16S. range % east; with
the said State line between Utah
and Idaho. thence running east
on said State line to the place of
beginning.
Oakley precinct. Beginning at
the NE. corner Of section SO, to
13S., range % E.B.M; thence
running due west to the range
line between ranges 20 and q
thence due south on said range
line to the boundary line OF Idaho,
thence east on said boundary
line of the state of Idaho to
to the S.E. corner of section 33
tip. 16S., range 20 east; thence
north to the N w. corner Of sect
ion Is, tip. 15S., range % east; il
serveyed; thence east to the SW
corner of section 7, tip. 49,,
range % east; thence north on
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rccinct. Commencing
lie corner Of section IS, tp


--ae corner of section 10, tp,
,, range ~ east; thence run.
Thing west IL miles along section
line to the NV corner OF section
Is. tip. las. range 26 east If sur
veyed /; thence running south
along the range line between
ranges 25 and rs east 10 miles
to the corner Of tip. Is and 16
south, range rs and 26 east;
thence running east along the
tp. line Is miles TO the corner
of tip. Is and 16 south. range 20
and 20 east, thence north along
the range line to the corner of to.
IA and is south, range 20 and
20 east; thence west along the tp.
line about 6 miles to the corner OF
tips IA and 10 south, range Fl
and % east, thence north along
the range line 4 miles to the place
OF beginning.
Basin precinct. Beginning at
the ne corner of tip. 13 south Of
range % E. B.M; thence running
due south to the sc corner OF sec
ton ~, tip. 15S, range %; thence
west to the sw corner of Sec. Z.
tp. 15S, range %; thence north
to the NV corner OF tp. 13S, range
%. thence east to the place Of
beginning.
hurley precinct Ward No. /.
Beginning at point where the
center line of section II, tip. los,
range 90 E.B.M. intersects the
channel of Snake river, thence
folio wing the southwesterly cou-
rse of Snake river to the inter
section of the centre line of sect
ion %, tip. los, range FL E.B.M.
with the center channel of Snake
river; thence in southwesterly
direction along the boundary line
between Cassia and Twin Falls
Counties to the NV corner of Sec
ton l. tip. lis, range 20; thence
due south on said county line to
the NV corner of section I, tp.
12S, range 20; thence east on tp.
line between tips ! and IL to the
intersection OF the center line OF
section 80, tip. us, range % E.
B M, with the tp. line between
tips II and IL, thence running
north on halt section line to the
plsc of beginning
Burley precinct Ward No. 2.
Beginning at point where the
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along the range line 2 miles to
the S w. corner Of section 10 tp.
u.s.. range - east; thence west
ga m'les to the quarter section
corner Of sections "a md 20, tp.
u.s., range % east; the.,ce south
| 2 miles to the gu lrter section
corner .Ot sections 4 and 80 on
the tip. line between tip. IL and
l2S., range 20 east; thence east
along the tp. line 31a miles to the
corner Of tips IL and 12S., range
20 and "a east; thence south
along the range line 3 miles to
the S. ". corner Ut section Is. tp.
1875, range "a east; thence east
along section line miles to Sc.
corner Of section II, tp. 12S.,
range "a east; thence north 2
miles along the section line to the
NE corner OF section 8, tip. 12S..
range "a east; thence east ~
miles to the quarter section cor
ner OF sections 3 and 10 same tip.
and range; thence north about 5
miles to the quarter section cor
ner Of sections 10 and is, tp. lis
range "a east or place Of begin
ming.
Yale Precinct. Beginning at
the intersection of the east boun-
Diary OF Cassia County with the
center line of Snake river; thence
running westward along the CEN
ter line of said river about 10
miles to the intersection of said
center line with the range line be-
tween ranges 26 and II east;
thence south along said range
line about 512 miles to the corner
of tips 9 and los; ranges &c and
~ east; thence west along the Up.
line about 6 miles to the corner of
tp's9 & los, range 20 & 26 east;
thence south along the range line
about 6 miles to the corner of
tips 10 and u.s., range Is and 26
east; thence east along the tip.
line about "a miles to the eastern
boundary of Cassia County;
thence north along said boundary
line about Il miles to the place of
beginning.
Following are the names and
addresses of the registrars APP
pointed for said primary and
general election.
4 Albion Precinct Mrs 0. R.Hale,
Albion, Idaho.
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range line to the place Of begin
ming.
Jackson precinct. Beginning
1T the intersection of range line
between ranges &c and 81 east;
with the center lire ofSnAkr river.
thence running in westerly d.
rection along the center line Of
said river 60 the intersection Of
said line with the tp. line between
tips 9 and los: thence east along
said tp line about Is miles to the
corner Of tips 8 and los. ranges
26 and q east; thence north
along the range line about 51a
miles to the place Of beginning.
Maj Precinct. Beginning at
the east boundary ofCassia Coun-
ty, and on tp. line between tbs
IA and 49,, range 3OE; thence
west along tp. line about Z miles
to the corner of tips Ia and 15S /,
ranges % and 29E. thence south
along the range line to the corner
Of tips Is and 16S., ranges %
and 29E; thence west along the
tn. line about Is miles to the cor
ner of tips Is and 16S.. ranges
25 and 26 east; thence south
along the rangeline about S miles
to the state line between Idaho
and Utah; thence east along said
state line to the east boundary
line OF Cassia County; thence
north along said boundary line
to The place Of beginning.
Sublett Precinct. Beginning at
the intersection of the east boun-
Diary line of Cassia County with
the tp. line between tips 10 and
and lis; thence west along the
tip. line about IL miles to the cor
ner of tips II and 12S; Ranges
~ and % east; thence south
along the range line about "a
miles to the corner OF tips IA and
15S; ranges ~ and % east;
thence east along the tip. line
about IL miles to the boundary
line between Oneida and Cassia
Counties; thence north along said
boundary line about "a miles to
the place OF beginning.
View Precinct Beginning at
the quarter section corner of sec
tons 10 and Is, tip. us, range
"a east; thence west 312 miles te
the NV. corner of section Is, tp,
us, range "a east; thence south
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Almo precinct, Mrs. Julia A.
Games. Almo, Idaho.
Bridge precinct, Mrs j. S. Nc
Gill Bridge, Idaho.
Basin precinct, Miss Maggie
Sagers, Basin, Idaho.
Burnley precinct. ward No. l.,
Mrs. Jarvis Lowe, Burnley, Idaho.
Burley precinct, ward No. 2.
Mrs. Lea Roper, Burnley, Idaho.
Dry Greek precinct, Alma S. Lee
Artesian City, Idaho.
Elba precinct, Miss Anna HON.
er. Elba, Idaho.
Hazel precinct, Hugh M. Moon
Hazel, Idaho.
Locust precinct, Mrs. Augusta
Fairchild, Oakley, Idaho.
Marion precinct, Mrs. Marian
Smith. Marion, Idaho.
! Marsh6eld precinct, Mrs, Mil
lie Cooley, Burnley. Idaho.
Malta precinct, Jessie Hubbard
Malta, Idaho.
Moulton precinct. Mrs. c.
Moeller, Moulton, Idaho
Oakley precinct, Mrs. Estella
Jack. Oakley, Idaho.
Jackson precinct, Mrs. Sarah A.
Beaverton, Jackson. Idaho.
Naf precinct Mrs. ]. B. Brown
Naf, Idaho.
Sublett precinct, Harrison
Powers. Sublett, Idaho.
View precinct. Mrs. +. A. Webb
Burnley. Idaho.
Yale precinct. Mrs, Geo. B. Hall
Yale, Idaho.
: Registration may be made in
the several precincts during each
Saturday including and from the
first day of July 1912 to and in
Guiding Saturday nextpreceeding
the general election.
Provided. that no registration
shall be permitted between the
close of the Saturday preceding
the primary election and the first
Saturday ofSeptember following.
BY order of the Board ofCoun-
ty Commissioners of Cassia
County, Idaho. Dated June "a,
1912.
II. II. THORNTON, Chairman
Attest GEO. A. SMITH, Clerk.
(SeaD
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center line o. section II, tp. los
range 20 E.B.M. intersects the
center Of the channel Of Snake
river, thence following the center
OF Snake river to a point where
the range line between ranges %
and "a intersects the said channel
thence running south ON range
line between ranges % and a to
the corner of sections "a 25 10 80
tp. lis, ranges % and "a E.B.M.
thence west to the sw corner OF
the sc quarter OF section 81, tp.
lis, range % east; thence south
to the southwest corner Of the
Sc quarter of section 33, tp. us,
range % east; thence west to the
sw corner Of the Sc quarter OF
section 80, tip. IFS, range % east;
thence due north to the place OF
beginning.
Dry Greek Precinct. Beginning
at the corner of tips II and III S,
ranges 20 and Fl east; therce
west on the tip. line about II
miles to the corner of tips II and
II S. ranges Is and 10 east; thence
south along the western bound
airy of Cassia County about 80
miles to the State line between
Idaho and Nevada; thence east
along the state line about II miles
to the range line between ranges
2Oand 2least; thence north along
the range line about 80 miles to
the place of beginning.
Elba Precinct. Beginning at
the corner of tip. II and l3 south,
ranges rs and 26 east. thence
running west along the tip. line
to the corner Of tips II and Is S.,
ranges % and "a east; thence
south along the range line II
miles to the corner of tips ID and
Is S. ranges % and "a east;
thence east along tip. line II miles
to corner of tip. IA and Is S.
ranges IS and 26 east, thence
north along range ling Il miles
to place of beginning.
Hazel precinct. Beginning at
the corner of tp. us, ranges %
"a east; thence west along tip.
line about 912 miles to the NV
corner section 4, tip. lbs, range %
east; thence south 4 miles along
section line to sw corner OF sect.
81, tip. 12S, range % east; thence
east 4 miles along section line to
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the re corner of section a. tp
12S, range q east; thence south
2 miles along the Range line to
corner Of tip. IL and IL south.
range % and q east, thence east
about 5 Us miles along the tip.
line to the corner OF tp. IL and
13 south. range % and "a east;
thence north along the range line
6 miles to the place Of beginning.
Locust Precinct. Beginning at
the ne corner Of section Is, tp.
IFS, range % east; thence west 4
miles along section line to the
NV corner OF section %, tip. 12S,
range 22east; thence south along
section line Z miles to the sw
corner OF section %, tip. 13S,
range % east; thence east along
section line 4 miles to the Sc cor
ner Of section Is. tip 13S. range
20 east; thence north along the
range line 7 miles to the place OF
beginning
Marion Precinct. Beginning at
ne corner of sec. s, tp. 12S, range
% east; thence west along tp line
8 miles to the corner of tip. II and
IL south, range 20 and 81 east;
thence south along the range line
IL miles to the sw corner Of sect.
80, tip. 13S, range 81 east if sur
veyed; thence east along the sect
ion line 8 miles to tile Sc corner of
section 20, tp. 13S, range 20 east;
thence north along section line IL
miles to the place of beginning.
Marshfeld precinct. Beginning
at the corner of tips. 9 and 10
south, range Is and &c east;
thence west along the tip. line
about Z miles to the intersection
of said line with the center line
of Snake river; thence down the
center line of said river in a south
westerly course about 7 miles to
the intersection of said center line
with the range line between
ranges % and "a east; thence
south along said range line about
3 miles to the sw corner OF section
Z, tip. lis, range "a east; thence
east along said section line 3H
miles to the quarter section cor
ner between sections 10 and Is,
tip. lis, range. "a east; thence
south l mile to the quarter sect
corner of sections Is and 20, tip.
lis, range "a east; thence east
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cry ApvERrIsEMENrs.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILDINGS.
We. the undersigned commissioners, duly
appointed TO compute. estimate and tx dam
ages for local Improvements. having made an
estimate and assessment of damages sustained
by the opening and widening OF
LYONS AVENUE.
from Elizabeth avenue to the city line. will
sell on the premises at public auction on Tues
dav. March Pc, 1912. at 2t30 O'Clock in the
a afternoon of the said day. a two and one-haif
story frame building and sheds located Al No.
$40 Clinton place. corner Lyons avenue.
Terms viii be twenty-five C25l per cent. at
time of purchase and the remaining amount
OF purchase price on or before the expiration
of two (2) days from date OF sale.
The conditions of sale will be that the pure
chaser will remove or tear down the said
buildings on or before the thirtieth day OF
April. 1912.
The right is reserved 10 withdraw the sale
II deemed best.
Dated March 20. 1912
WILLIAM DIAfOND.
FISCH
JOSEPH HEISLER.
usarea.Kf Commissioner.
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NoTIcD OF INTENTIoN-Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner Of
fourteenth day Of March, 1912. and ap-
proved by the Mayor of the City Of New
ark on the fifteenth day OF March,
1912, public notice is hereby given
that II is the intention Of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
of Newark, under and by virtue OF provisions
of the act entitled AN Act 10 revise and
amend the charter OF the City of Newark
March IL. 1857, and the supplements
thereto, and the act creating the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners OF the city
OF Newark. approved March d. 1891. and other
public laws of the State of New Jersey, 20
order and cause the grading. curbing and
LYONS AVENUE,
from Elizabeth avenue 10 the city line. to-
gether with all the appurtenances necessary
TO complete the same.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested TO present their objections in writing
TO the clerk Of seid board. at the Office of the
Board OF Street and Water Commiss aners.
Hall, Newark. on or before the expira-
ton Of six days from date OF this notice.
BY direction of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioner OF the City OF Newark.
NJ. r.. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. n. j. March 10. 1912. marlo-St
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ron RENT.


FLOOR. 7ox2k. for light machinery or meeting
room; also loft 53x60. FLOOR. Box 80. Stnr
office.
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MORTGAGES. LoANs-REAL ESTATE
MONEY.

MORTGAGE MONEY.
Any section of New Jersey, improved real
estate or vacant lots. city or suburban prop
erty. in sums of 500 to 81, 500. from one
mortgages.
list Mgts.. 3 per ct. int.....-7o ? =. Of value
2nd MtFs.. 81 per ct. int.-.-SO per ct. Of value
3rd Mics. G per ct. int....-.ao per ct. Of value
Money obtained quickly and upon short notice.
N. Y. & y J. MORTGAGE co.
Suite S23. 900 Broadway. New York CITY.
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InsT AND EouNI.

LosT-oN CLINTON Az. BE-
TWEEN PARK PL. AND
14TH ST.. AN AGENTS COL
LECTION ROUTE BOOK. con-
sIsTING OF LOOSE LzAvEs,
WITH BINDEE: VALUABLE
RECORDS TO OWNER ONLY.
FINDER PLEASE CoMMUNI-
CATE WITH STAR OFFICE;
REWARD.