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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
ole csllsas os,s.

Ia 80 article Ia the Dial something
Is said oi the earl er days % American
scholarship aud he pursuit 81 learning
ludrr dificuiirs IN Harvard hrst
saildluT u Is slated. no, even the mos
mdimcntaIy VI table equipment Vas
.uppied Zach student carried HE
0Hu llife alj fork Whea As weu' to
dinner ard after he hat finished lie
wiped hen be tablec'otn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

cannot make the schedule The aver.
sge time made By the stage lines 100
the Okarks today 10 between three Hnd
four miles an hour On down hlll and
over level stretches ot road ibis time
requires logslng trot hllowins them
10 walk uphill
For this work th,Gr5ranch or the
sOtrrhm. service is probably lhr
poorest paid All hack lines carry roe
mail except 10 rare INSTANCES The
carrying OF tue mail from point 10
point s DEL, 90 contract 10 TIE hishest
bIdde. aud Zoo most localities the pro.
pie have bid them down until the un.
luCAy mau VINO Is unfortunate enough
30 land one ~ them lives prr.t close
90 the tagged rdgr during fla time
This WORK Is harder ou hola-a ,nat
az, other work Ia The h.il country a"d
the rough roads bring the blacksmith
bilI up o. ne maximum The parcel
post has helped the contractor Out a
little % has Increased both bis load
and his pay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

Miami haa biz brick busine
block. aioiy erected $50 600
rurih0us". good churches uad
preacher anu dc.Dut and liberal
r1urrceationH hlsh moral plain
hui no plain ladic.. tuO excellent
Hotcls and the ditto Thompson
rpominp house. biz and huay White
ilpu.r Lumber yard tan.u00 pub
ie school buildlne tvo strong
bank many hahd.nmo homes. and
one ot the hea.. general trai-
I rpu'ufe on The Santa y, railroad
fpsl. Panhandle system fact
hich .trongly sug the buildilr
uy chat railroad Al Miami OF mod
nTu depot Under DE management
of alike efficient and popular Snpt
r. g. Wren. the Miami public school
has record second iu none in the
I'sa Panhandle ana thIi b. saying
% great deal. indeed a 'und D. Uov
1anl formed for tNn purchase 90.
tlui educational ,uu pmrni. arr got
u.Ur JTy IDr state UliWiuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
Tx" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TII' makes sore burning tirel icct
fairly dance with delight Away ao ihc
trhr- and pains ODE corns, c.llIusc,,
llster4 and iurIuus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
AMERICANS VIEWS
Of MEXICO TROUBLE
ir"port, lor Month, aud N"th.
iuu u certain

TOPEKA. Kans lpril " &c W
SNYDER. cashier OF tha Topeka state
bank bias received letter from q
former kan-nn who i- now bust
np mau iu Mexico CITY. that gives
o. nUd description of business af-
Iair loo that country The financial
imfipu down there b. worse than
90, other situations. 30 uch thing
arfo possible Roth sides have been
dr. rowing property for month";
Soothing Us stable. nothing s. certain
straw ia The wind The letter iu
pIrt follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

Is This stag party
should Judge ~. iIOm The stas
gers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

Meat Markets: the modernly equip
ped llarrah bakerf the Hickman
Sheet Metal wort me Thompson
Picture Show Thenilr and the Min-
mia Chief Newspaper al Of which
are steadily enlarglng their bush
ncaa. cope and ~. tom While The
apid building Of bis business hy mo
chriatorher Bro grist and iced
chop mills is e1iraofiinafy These
mills which maf0 speciality OF
corn meal have prDun 100 the lmi
four years from % very modest be-
ginning 10 present 5000 brick
building. equippod Vith the latest
pncerard modern machinery aud e
'Orn meal custom which inclndrs
towns in every Panhandle direction
iho mills aOw making meal or ri
carload of The beet So pufi corn
per arnh Neyi soar. the Chrl Goo
phof Bro eili Install also q Mil
get' -four mill with capaciiy nf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
Beef Md Pork

FOO addition tu %. Hheli iH, Mia
UI region 5000 have thi. year q large
aggregate acreage Iu mo tlrluu u1
nahImau. profile ."rlHufI crop
with general farming trend 100.
wards ihe using ui these crops lpr
ne uom, uu'uius of beef trd pork
.ui export meat BLOCK hipm"nf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

||I' NNN .NN.N #NN 'NlAN NNNH. W. " % fNN'fN|
H rro pns ihlr Roth sides have been
do. rowing property for month";
Nothnr Us stable. nothing Is certain
straw ia The wind The letter Zoo
part iulluNs
Conditions Understandable.
"rhc conditions here iu Mexico are
almost indcscrihablc IN one short
lrttrr Outside OF Mexico CITY aud
fov of the larger cities the Cppon
tuls of llucru, a.e almost In com
plcte control IfefTa clmms 10 nav,
AN army oi over 100000 men, bu
this n only figures that do not mean
ANYTHING. unless b, indicates The num-
brr of poor delcnseless people who
have been pressed into the service
gtainu their viii and who desert at
fhc lOrs. opportunity
Tho newspapers 0f the capital ave
OF course under control of the gov
eminent aud they can only publish
nch items as are given ont In the
Uar department They DO not ack
uoVlcdre defeat until many days ai
Ter ~ occurs aud then they do nDi
ron me artrTHo postollice has been
holding all paper from the United
States TOR many weeks now and B.
p. ouly rarely ihoy Len one pass them
So you src W. are very much IN ~
uorauce l. so what Is going on 10 lh'
ttatps
Financial situation Worst Of vi
The financial situation here 8.
what s killing lll OF as The gov
ornmrut has docreed that all state
bank bills shall bee accepted as lega
tender They have not only done thi'
boot they have issued new bills o'
banks tina have been In the hand.
of the rohca for many months an'
have been closed Tor many months
For instance. had some 500 Bill
today {. ned hy trc nanco Minero d'
chihuahua that we're dated February
90. 1n11 The government Was Sd
hard pressed tor money that they
proposed issue their own money
They made demand on the hank
Bot they refused % give up. The o.
.haurr rates increased 80 IN one dal
pVthauep $40. ioHr TO che Today D
Iis 1925 pesos fur one United state
money
Gnt.tumcnt Doesn't PAY H. I'ill~.
Tine govern Hrnt has no, paid ~
bills tor many mouths aud things ar
looking very badly nuslncss house
are failing and discharsing thei
l,rk. A. muD. rs threc-fCurths n
the railroads r. under embargo an'
they cam onl1 ruu trains when the
have military escort to protrc
fH.m Even ufH this prccauiion th
uaiu. are dyu.mitcd aud IS mos
dIurrrous to 'rItel
The amount uf rolling stock in'
other prrpcrt, UrlCnging to Tho rail
road company beyond estimation
just % l,W dl.. agO they DESTROYED
eleven engine and over three nun
drOl car. TH, rebels have done tn
am, hing uu eral occasions
The fuel uppley Is very short 20
iIc railroad companies aud also 90
900 users and fHa price has gone ~
three timcs tl. former price
Tho government does not hav
me moral support Of any number "a
people outside .f those directly bene
I1el by The ADMINISTRATION and yD
bear expression from IN" middl
,la.r. that tH,, wish Tor inter 80
Iun They se.m 20 want ii and elan
b. De- lGrir ou., aviation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
ouc NIillion I.u-hel.

In UlU.r soff fIr Miami r"sIDn
|s.I market fhi yDar One million
bu.raa of ah'.i which mrnu u
Approximation uf ~ 600. 600
1lir LOGIC ~ soil Md Sca-"n
/ Tr. great counting theat narr
f.r combined logic ol 'lr'iio lud
.u.n'Oafg adapted wheat .p.I Hd
|uI af 0n., timely 1ud prolific upi
.mr precipitation 'Ho latter .usud.
IIu. lHo rlJ.u. lf 5000 lad ainler
.ofl olllu. aud deep sraasl eaon
lud uf Hn HolB rainfall together
. .fh 900, goo IIrnUr .Iu0e OBJ" 'ri
.uf fI trif ul .Ds favorable Fru
.,..| .t..f GROWING Gather
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
JUST PHONE so!

When you your H. n. Goods you get worried Your
piano, you wonder will they scratch or break h2
JUST PHONE sOP--They will save a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

The nrsi iughsid lBoau to cultiya.
ton was taken 60 England b. Iiiur
aud grove aud lowered hS his vae
on Wi dow 500 90 was later seen
BY a i.Cadou nursery man, who pur.
chased % tor abuat so
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

M. & L. TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
JUST PHONE so!
When you your n. H. Good, you get worried Your
piano. you wonder will they scratch break az
JUST PHONE 50P'--They will save a.
When you going 10 take vacation a busins, trip
hand and your train the station; your baggage you
forgotten
JUST PHONE 50r-They ge, the hustle
When have made Lsrkn order any other firm you
like and by freight you know It's coming And you hold
bill Of sding--
JUST PHONE 50F-We get il day earlier
than you might.
II you your furniture Grated and your glass and clna
packed you need burIsp for carpet
JUST PHONE 50?-Iher price is right. We crate your
goods and pack your car, for NJ g. L. Men do know how.
As for storage-there better. brick yoa know
~hs, this country needs. We have the and
your goods in dust proof, raj proof brick storage.
JUST PHONE 5Op'-We do III. rest
Folding Chairs and Folding Tables for The church and for
your home, when have ioriytwo parties and uppers
for your lodge
JUST PHONE so!
We carry IN storage the chairs and tables 10, you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

Daily News Want Adl must be ac-
rompanled by the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

Try Dniiy Now. Van, Ad'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

Nhuui POO D.r. ul cattle feeder
ranging 'rDm lNo Gao four yrIt old
to.r uill Doc .hlppod ifom NIau.
hi month HlI. muy wrlnld H'
hos haso already bccu shipped ihi
.ru 600 tb. industry annually td
dinr 90 lia rrou Robert. couDts vJl
ur inI b.u also ihr ease Win
u.--LL- l-L --LL- uLnlunLLnn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10
MIAMI EXPECTS
BIG WHEAT CROP
.IiIn TnOI SAND N'NI~ FROM.
iST WELD OF TMENIn
~ ~IIII- IAtH

7isf.sI Ia Tfs Hfss
B. g. % CALDWELL
MIAMI Texas april . Miami
.u, .at oI Robert county i uf
ROUNDED boz eidn and rich grain
growing aad t1ss producing REGION
and /. oil ioiig aad Ib14nt.al r.gi0
in. el0pm, Win wheat as 'h'
feat rlp ,af OF hfr progress lnd
pros frts
Ycaf before la' ih. HIam. region
WIih Dmamns lra fhlu 30 1on
arfD %. wheat produced 0n'-ml'
million lu HrH of fhs fret grain
mlr. 100 quote D. A. Meas .lo
/ Iuog h.f.lI bt ptak l.d hr o.
lhrh local ftufn 'ur truth ui ,r
mrs uhr Nami region hus thi
Inr .-B fh0u boob aero loo aiu'
ilHd Hu boz uu. counted 600 Tor u
average H,ld OF 9p bu.hr' uei
..T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

1000 Bales of Cotton Tits Year
MamI D. the railroad shipp.nr
point FOR ihe noted cotton producing
siuhertI' region ~ Wheeler county
hipmoui which fhI year wil'
probably reach two thou lud bale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

When you going TO take vacation a business, trip
hand and train the station; your baggage you have
forgotten
JUST PHONE 5O!"-They get the hustle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

When you have made a Lsriin order or
like, and by freight you know It's coming
bill Of lsding---
JUST PHONE 50w-We can get il
than you might.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-10

As for storage-there is better brick you know s
whs, this country needs We have the and
your goods in dust proof, rat proof brick storage.
JUST PHONE 50p'-We do N. rest,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08

nor Hhot hr nrnther.

GARNER. Ia. Jan. 7.--Cspeciai)-A
frightful tragedy occurred at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks. Elmer their Is
year-old son is dead. the result OF an
accident. He had been az Clear Lake
visiting with relatives and brought home
with him an old rifle, the gift OF his
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Man Has
Paper With Account
of Boston Massacre

ATLANTIC, Ia. Jan. 7..--Cspeclal.)--
Porter Phelps. a well known young man
here. has among his possessions three
newspapers published in the eighteenth
century. one OF them in l1Ss. the year the
revolution ended; one OF them IN ITO. and
the Oldest one In iTsS, The papers. which,
though yellow with age. are in fair
states OF preservation. arc the New Eng
land Weekly Journal. published in BosI
ton. Monday April s. I72s; the Boston
Gazette and County Journal. published
in Boston on Monday March Il. i770. and
the New York Morning Post. published
ia New York on Friday. November z
i7SS. On the front page OF tho last named
paper the publishers are given as Morton
a Horner and the publication placed as
Water street between the Coffee House
aud the Old slip"
The Boston Gazette and Country Jour
nal. published In i77o. contains an account
OF the passing OF resolutions by various
towns In New England which evidently
led up 20 the Boston tea party. The
same paper contains an account OF the
Boston massacre edged in black and dec
GRATED with pictures OF u row OF eoffins.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08

: Continued from Page one.)
large section of the northeast. includ-
ing New England.
Arguments of Bankers.
Some OF the bankers said that the New
York territory should extend south to
tho Potomac river and west to the Allie
ghanles or beyond. The reasons most
often advanced we're New York's finan-
cial pre-emlnence and the necessity OF
having bank OF sufficient size to handle
the large business OF this territory and
command the respect Of Europe.
Secretary McAdoo's reply was that the
new banking system OF the country would
be co-ordlnated under the federal board,
which would stand behind each regional
bank and the regional banks would as
slst each other In times of need. View
ing each bank as an. integral part OF the
system. with tis huge total OF resources
he said. the matter Of capital OF the
New York banks was not entitled TO the
emphasis which had been laid upon Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Joseph Roe Found
Guilty Of Murder
in Second Degree

PLATTsMoUTH. Neb.. Jan T-(spe-
cial)-In the case OF the. state Of Ne
braska against Joseph Roe, the jury
brought in verdict OF guilty OF murder
in the second degree late last night. The
evidence showed that Joseph Roe. Gren
Richardson and Oscar Olander were
working on the section between Weeping
Water and Nehawka on November 2s
last, and they quit work that day al
e o'clock and on a hand car went "a
Avoca and bought two quarts and one
pint of whiskey. and that they drank a
pint bottle OF whiskey before leavins
Avoca. After returning to the bunk car
they drank more and then Roe and
Richardson became engaged In a fist
fight, later Roe got a butcher knit,
and stabbed Richardson in the abdomen
back And one lung. which caused hi,
death. Judge James t. Bcgeiey presided
at the trial. which occupied two days.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
DRAWING ANTI TRUST BILLS
Proposed Measures Nearly Ready
for Presidents Consideration.
SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
IntimAtIon that H WIN ne DeIiv-'
erred soon AFTER Return OF chief
Executive 10 washing
ton Next Week.

WASHINGTON. Jan. when Presi-
dent Wilson returns TO Washington early
next week he viii find Attorney General
McReynolds prepared 10 take up in de-
tail the proposed trust legislation"
which has appeared in the form of bills
in congress during the last nine months
A comparative summary Of these bills,
comprising some portions OF every meas
ure that has appeared on the congress
siousl horizon In that time has been pre-
pared by the psparement OF Justice and
is now in the hands of q. c. Todd as
sistant attorney generaL
When Mr.. Todd has gone into the sub
ject Of vtrust legislation thoroughly, the
digest OF tho bliis will be. turned over to
tho attorney general. and by the time
tho president returns his principal law
adviser will be ready to give his opinions
on the ysifc of action in congress.
That President Wilson's special mos
sage ona the trust qnestion will be de-
livored sbon after. congress convenes next
week u stIe general belief in official
circios.-- SOME ~ the best informed ex-
poet the president win take notice OF the
recent action Oh j. r Morgan e. Co in
withdrawing from many directorships.
Administration officials pointed out that
the action OF the Morgan house was in
dfrect line WITH az the presidents utter
ahces on the question of big business.
beginning with speech IN Chicago. be-
fore his insugnrnt'on. ia which no I'm
vited bysiDesa, co-operation with the
governrnents in. ireorganizatIon Of .he
financial btructure and ending with his
pronouncethent i1f the constitution Of
peace" on the night he signed the cur
rency bill 1ntimations that others will
follow, the lead OF the Morgan firm stiIl
are being discussed. Supporters Of the
president express the opinion. however.
that any general movement among direc-
tors OF corporations and big banking in
stitutions'to withdraw from directorships
will be gradual one.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08

Celda Cause Headache and GRIP.
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets re-
move cause. There is only one "Brome
Quinine." Il has signature OF e. w
Grove on box. s5e.-Adyertisvneat,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Save Your Hair! If 1t Is Falling or
Full of Dandruff- rs Cent Danderine

loosen and iie-lhen the hair falls out
fast A little Danderine tontght--now
--anytime--will surely save your hair.
Get q Is cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toiiet
counter, and after the first application
your hair will take on that life, lustre
and Insurance which is so beautiful
II will become wavy and nyffy ana haV )
the appearance OF abundance; AN incom-
parable gloss and softness. but what
vii please you most win be after a few
weeks use. when you viii actually see
lot OF fine. dOwny hair--new hair
growing all over the scalp.--Adyertise-
ment. fsH->
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Sentence Of Major
Hughes COMMITTED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Major James
B. Hushes. First United States cavalry
found guilty and sentenced to dismissal
from the army by general court martial
a. san Francisco on a charge OF intoxl-
cation which involved thirteen apecica.
tions. win lose only fifty numbers. Presl.
dent Wilson. In view OF Major Hughes
excellent record IN the wsr with Spain
and unanimous Recommendation OF the
court for clemency," eommuted the sen.
tcnce
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
SKELETON OF WOMAN
FOUND At MAPLE LANDING

SIOUX CITY. la, 5an. THE skeleton
OF woman believed TO be Mrs. Bertha
Holbrook OF Sioux city, member OF a
motor party OF five that plunged into
the Missouri river near Dakota City In
1919 while en- route to Omaha from Sioux
City. was found today az Maple Landing.
thirty miles south OF Sioux CITY The
other members Of the party also perished
In the RIVER,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
STATE AID FOR EPLEPTICS
Iowa Board Buys Farm Near Des
Moines for Purpose.
NEW PHASE OF CoLFAx CASE
Arrest OF Person i1sretoforo Not
Suspected wni Probably Come
out in Peculiar Hank
Case at 1coifax


DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan. 7.--tspeciai
Telegram. 1.-The State Board OF Control
today voted 70 buy the Flynn farm near
Des Moines a. location for state epi-
leptic farm. it comprises i0so acres,
well improved and close TO two lines OF
the Milwaukee rallrosd, The price IL
t2o0ooo.
Think Man Was Murdered.
Sensational developments are promised
IN the matter OF the death OF Cashier
Wheelock of the citixens' bank az Cot
fax as the result Of she coroners in
quest. and 1t was stated today that an
arrest is likely very soon OF a person
hitherto not connected with the case.
) The helief is growing that murder was
committed and the county authorities
are confident they are on the trail OF
the guilty persons.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
ATLANTIC BOYS FINED
FOR BREAKING WINDOWS

ATLANTIC. IA, Jan. f~-Cspeclah )-As
a sequel TO a New Years eve prank IN
which two stones were thrown through
windows at the home OF Ed Gushing IN
this city, Earl Townsend and Benton
warner well known here, were yester-
day arrested and fined in Mayor Burnea =
court. pleading guilty 60 the charge oi
disturbing the peace and committing a
mifdemeanor The first named lad be-
ms minor was fined so and casts,
while the other offender was fined SCI
and costs. Both fines were paid.
The Persistent ana nsdicious Use OF
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road ts
Business success
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08

grandfather His little brother picked up
the gun and while he was playing with
Il pulled the trigger. the bullet striking
Elmer at tho base OF the brain and killing
him instantly.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
M'ADOO NOT MOVED
BY ARGUMENTS FOR
GREAT RESERVE BANK

tcOntlnued frOm Page one.l
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Ladiesl Mem Here's the best
25 cents you ever spent
Don't wait. Apply a
little tonight.

Thin. brittle. eoioriess and scrasgy
hair is mute evidence Of a neglected
scalp; OF dapdruff-that awful seurf
There is nothing so destructive 10 the
hair is dandruff IL robs the hair OF it's
lnstre. 10 strength ana its very life;
eventually producing feverishness and
itehpe q The scalp, which II not RENE
lied causes the hair roots 70 shrink,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-24
AS THEY DANCED

81 believe in girl having mind
of her own" said she. Il, for one,
am not easily led. >"
$50 perceive" he ventured gent
ly between dips.
Women, resident in Berlin, have
commenced fight to secure per-
mission to enter the floor of the stock
exchange. s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-23

ter and seemed determined to finally
reach an ignoble end in the crematory.
1t was probably good enough in its
babyhOod, but when it got old enough
to talk it was decidedly bad, it was
worse, it was crime in itself. As a
witness it was first-class, for it was
in evidence all the time. Visitors at
the new building would remark that it
was beautiful structure, but the sew
er connections were bad, and when they
left most of them would stand out on
the walk and let the west wind toy
with them awhile before again enter
ing the abodes of men. Two minutes
after the decision was renGered the but.
ter was on its way Que of the build
ing and was buried by workman lev.
cling the yard. At Judge Moreland 3
especial request, it was buried deep.
The other cases were Paul Wessinger
respondent, against E. T. Mische, de.
fendant and appellant. This was a suit
brought to enjoin the erection Of a
garage on a Portland public park. JUS
tiee Moore wrote the opinion and found
the defendant had committed "prepres.
ture."
Caroline Sherman against L. C. Click
appeal from Multnomah action to set
aside deed, affirmed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-23
Square of Butter Is Strong
Evidence for Defense---Ends
Career of Crime in Crematory

charged, "did unlawfully sell, offer
and expose for sale certain squares of
butter within the state of Oregon, not
plainly marked 80 ounces, full weight, )"
as the statutes provide. The case came
up on demurrer, that it did not state
facts sufficient to constitute cause
of action and this view was sustained.
The butter, it seems, was marked:
"This package contained 80 ounces full
weight when it left the factory"
The fault with the complaint was
that it did not state the package was
supposed to contain two full pounds, 80
ounces, or whatever the statute requir-
ed. There was one feature in this case
that was strong evidence for the de-
fense, and that was a square of butter
bearing the label just as it left the
factory and marked besides the factory
brands "exhibit A"
This exhibit was filed at the same
time the transcript was sent up and
as Clerk Moreland has no cold storage
facilities notwithstanding the popular
idea that matters sent to the supreme
court are kept that way, the butter fill
ed as cireumsantial evidence became
more and more so daily. Starting its
career at the creamery, it went down
the ladder of crime permitted to but