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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-27

MISS SADIE Marson, who has been
.j.ii;nc nor parents in Pittston, re-
.,rnod sunday to Boston.
~ William Foster returned Snn
vi. 70 Boston after passing Christmas
Tn Gardiner friends.
prnf +. j.. Palmer superintendent
.s..houl- Of Bar Harbor, was a wish.
- Sunday in Gardiner.
MI. Mary Trask. who has been Wis
Ing Mr. father. Charles Trask. re-
,,,rred sunday TO her home. in Newton.
Mas-.
n- and Mrs. :. a. Cobb Of Sanford
au,st~ at the home of DR. Cobb's
.rart. NJ, and Mrs. s. A Cobb.
Main avenue F'armingdale
~, .nuunl meeting Of the W. G.. T..
o. Temporary lIcme Corporation for
l..,,tYl ~ officers and other business
,,,r Dr.. .old at the Home. POI Highland
o.r,.,.. at "a J.. NJ Monday, Jan. :.
I'll. CHATTER club meeting viii not
IL. bella Monday evening. The meet
81. s.G hc held Jan. 3 with katherine
r.,.o- All plans viii be carried out
b.. .,..roi~N arranged.
If. .,4 Mrs James Barstow. who
s.,, t,,.. passing Christmas with Gar
dine. relatives. returned sunday TO
,... huuc III Waterville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
TELEPHONE CALL
WARNED OF SUICIDE
Message From New Haven to Springfield
Told of Mrs. Burnes' Inten-
tion Expressed in
Letter.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. Mrs. Muri
| ell Mclean Burnes of New Haven, thirty
years old, widow of George Burnes, late
clerk of the Bridgeport, Conn, city court
committed suicide by taking morphine in
the Hotel Kimball Saturday, where she
registered Friday,
A telephone message Saturday morn
ing to Manager Leon L. Pierce of the
Kimball, stated that DIR. George III. Net
tleton of that city had received from
Mrs. Burnes a letter written Friday
night in which Mrs. Burnes expressed a
determination to take her own life. Who
sent this call Mr.. Pierce does not know.
Hotel employees went to the woman's
room and when their knocks were un-
answered the door was opened with a
pass key. Mrs. Burnes lay dead in bed.
Her silk kimono and a pair of dressing
slippers were at the foot of the bed and
her street clothing was hung in the ward
robe.
On a table was a piece of paper bear
ing the names of DIR. George II. Nettle-
ton of New Haven and Judge Edward
Nicholson of Bridgeport. DR.. Nettleton
could not be located, but Judge Nichol-
son came to Springfield Immediately. He
said that Mrs. Burnes left a viii Of
which he was the executor. He was Civ
en- custody of the body, which was taken
TO an undertaker's to await instructions
from relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
COLGATE
UP FRONT
Their Eleven Has Not Been
Scored on This
Season
HARVARD AND
TIGERS WIN
Army and Navy Go Down
Amherst Loses to
Dartmouth

i Colgate made a very impressive show
ing on the Yale bowl Saturday. NJ
team has ever scored on Larry Bankart'i
powerful eleven thus far. Certainly Yale
showed that scoring on Colgate was al
extremely difficult matter. The Ellis were
played off their feet, outmatched and
outclassed. Harvard got away with Penn
State, Princeton with Williams and Dart
mouth with Amherst, Lafayette trounc-
ing Pennsylvania. The Aggies played
Tufts an even battle, Ia to a. Cornells
total points were given boost. syria.
cuse logged Michigan and yillanoya did
likewise to the Army. The Navy also
was loser. Holy Cross defeated Boston
college on the lctter's new field. Chicago
won an important battle from Wisconsin
by one point. The results:
At Princeton, n. J.--Princeton II, Will
liams O.
At New Haven--Colgate Is, Yale o.
At ambridge-Harvard 10, Pennsyl-
vania State o.
At Philadelphia IL, Penn
sylvania 0.
At Amherst--Dartmout 20, Amherst
O.
At Ithaca, n. Y.--Cornell As, Vir-
ginia O.
At Midldetown, Conn.--Wesleyan AZ,
Worcester Tech. 6.
At Chicago-Chicago IA, Wisconsin IL.
At Medford-Tufts Ia, Massachusetts,
Aggies IA.
At Boston--Holy Cross 0, Boston col
lege 0.
At Ann Arbor, Mich.-Syracuse IL,
Michigan 7.
At Providence, r. Brown As, yer-
mont 0.
At Annapolis, Md.-North Carolina Ag-
gies IA, Navy IL.
AT West Point-Villanova 10, Army
10.
At Troy, N. Middlebury s, Rens-
selaer 0.
At Lewiston, Me-Bowdoin Z, Bates 0.
At Orono, Me.--Maine 81, Colby 0.
At Champaign, Ill.-Minnesota 8, Illi-
nois g.
AT Pittsburg-Carnegie Tech. 40, Hi
ram 7.
At Washington--Wa Washington and JEFF
ferson al, Muskegon I.
At Washington-Catholic universit> |
20, Delaware 0.
At Durham, n. H.--New Hampshire |
college Ia, Norwich university -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
YALE CHANGES COACHES.
Tom Shevlin to Have Full Charge of
the Teams Development

| New Haven, Ct, Nov. IA crisis
has been reached in Yale football af-
fairs, and with it a change in the
coaching that is pleasing to followers
OF the Yale football eleven. Tom Shey-
| lin, one of the greatest ends that Yale
or any other eleven was ever graced
with, will come from Minneapolis and
it is said on excellent authority that
he will take full charge of the Yale
football coaching department right
away. Foster Sanford, coach of the
Rutgers college team, and star on
the same Yale team as Hinkey, now
head coach here, will come to New Ha-
ven three days week for the rest
of the season to give the linemen
pointers. Shevlin and Sanford are a
great team in themselves and foot
ball enthusiasts here look for a big
change in conditions with them rum
ming things and doing the teaching.
1t is no secret that Head Coach Kim
key is considered to have failed to de-
liver the goods, and whatever else may
be said the students have lost conf
dence in him, and probably the play
ers themselves have. 1t is charged that
the Yale team has shown little foot
ball this fall, that is, little of the up
to-date brand; also that the players
have been drilled along straight foot
ball lines, with little iabs into modern
ideas of the game. Yale has been
worrying over its situation for many
days, and now is glad that il is sure
of the services of men like Sanford and
Sheylin, who will work in harmony
with Hinkey. But it is stated that
Sheylin will be in complete control. All
these are the best of friends.
Ii will be remembered that when
things were travelling at a rock clip in
1910 Yale called on Sheylin and in his
brief time with the Ellis he worked
wonders. Yale looked in for two
straight refeats, but Shevlin pulled the
team together so that il beat Prince
ton, 10 3, and tied Harvard. TO 0.
Yale will now turn to its game with
Harvard and Princeton with more
optimism than it has experienced this
season. The material here was never
better. There is the stuff IN the we'll
built candidates and enough of great
for a rattling good eleven. |
IL may not be too late TO drag Yale |
back into the straight road. Anyway, |
Yale, smarting under three defeats, is
more cheerful than il has been since
the season started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
DOCTOR PRESCRIBED VIROL
To Restore Strength to This Weak, Ner-
vous Woman

Many fair.minded doctors prescribe
Vinol because they know of what it ii
made, viz.-the medicinal extractives OF
fresh cod livers, peptonate of iron and
beef peptone, without oil or grease, in a
mild tonic wine. They know these are
the Oldest and most famous tonics. Read
the result in Mrs. Mason's case.
Il keep house for my little family OF
two, and got into weak, nervous, run.
down condition. / was tired and weak
and did not know what allied me. My
doctor prescribed Vinol. ] noticed an
improvement before / had finished the
first bottle, and | am now feeling fine
and doing all my housework." Mrs. M.
s. Mason, 203 Passaic street, Trenton,
N. j.
Every weak, nervous, rundown per-
son, feeble old people and delicate child
in Barre should try Vinol on our offer to
return their money if it fails to benefit.
Red Cross Pharmacy, Floyd G. Russell,
Prop, Barre, Vt.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

A new element 81 progress has en-
tered into the mining industry in Sc.
ward peninsula In the development 81
economies that render gravels Of lower
gardens atilable for exploitation. say.
Henry NJ. Eakin Of the United States
geological survey. In a report on placer
mining N Ssvard peninsula. renently
Published by the surrey - builetin e22.
D. Among thsse economics may - nan
TONED the removal Of hazard IN dredging
operations by systematic prospecting.
the rcfueticn 81 overhead ensts b. Tire
formation ~ larger companies that opUr-
Htf q number II dredeFs under the sane
ssrserinteEdEncr. reiuetign - fuel en-
reuses ~ ne II internnl-comhusti1n ~
Ninas burning crude oh a nuFt Efficient
uss Of steam ~ thsuing frozen ground.
Hhd 3 eluser sttention a. economy In the
c1turuisssrW deTmrtmsnt
Hn 1918 frtv drpdgas with an arrrr-
rstf dailv crpsatF ~ fzNo cahif rar|is.
werf iu operation On SeuHrd Psninsula.
Hna euirlrr'neut was rfrsn a. 2n8 uen
fer sr sFerurs season of lN1 dHTs- TIE
tatal rru1siriion rf ths riaars has Hr
80 EusteH waius ~ 27g1m0
a err ~ ths rsrurt NAV - ottsfuss
frss ~ Errliratiur 90 80 airsrtur n
sisf Faulsa-nl sarWFr. Washington. ~ G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
BORDER BATTLE DUE.
Villa and Cananza Forces on Eve of a
Decisive Fight.

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. Three thou
sand men of the 9th United States in
fantry brigade were placed in trenches
at Douglas Saturday within a few feet
of the Mexican boundary, ready to in
terfere If an attack of the Carranza gar
rison of Aqua Prieta, Sonora, by the
villa army expected yesterday or to-day
should result in shooting into American
territory. Brigadier- General Thomas f.
Davis, commander, said he would take
every precaution TO prevent any firing
into Douglas. Il do not propose TO see
an American town shot up" he said.
General Davis issued instructions to
residents on the American side of the
boundary TO keep within doors, get be.
hind adobe walls, and not TO trust to
wooden barriers TO keep out bullets.
Villas advance guard, under command
Of Colonel Thomas Franco, reached San
Bernardino, 20 miles east, on the border
Saturday. Colonel Franco gave the first
definite information that General Fran.
cisco Villa himself was with the army.
He said Villa would arrive at San Ber-
nardino yesterday, indicating that a
battle, il a battle there is 10 be, will
occur to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
CROWD MISSES PRESIDENT.
Wilson and Mrs. Gait Remain Indoors
Until Annapolis Football Rooters
Are at Game.

Washington, Nov. Motoring from
Washington for an afternoons outing
President Wilson, accompanied by Mrs
Gait, his fiancee, and DIR. Cary Grayson
bis physician, spent an hour and hall
at Annapolis Saturday. Their presence
was known TO only a few persons, al.
though the White House automobile
trailed by a car containing secret service
men, was driven slowly through the prin.
cipai streets. Most OF the residents were
az luncheon OF preparing 20 attend the
football game between the naval acad-
envy and North Carolina agricultural and
mechanical college.
After riding through the naval acad-
envy grounds, the presidents party
stopped for a few minutes at the home
Of Capt. Eberle, superintendent Of the
academy. There they saw Secretary o.
the Navy Daniels and Mrs. Daniels, who
were week-end guests Of Superintendent
and Mrs. Ebcrle. The president declined
an invitation 10 stay for the football
game, saying he was just out for a pleas
ure spin and would rather avoid the
crowd. He and his companions remained
az a hotel where they had luncheon.
until the streets were clear Of the crowd
on their way to the football game.
Reports were circulated at Washington
Saturday that an announcement Of the
presidents wedding date was TO b. made
Saturday night bot they proved 10 be
erroneous. IL also vas rumorei that
Monday. November rs. has been decided
upon for the wedding but this backed
Verifcation. The president and Mrs. Gait
win visit shadow lawn, the future sum
ner White House. near Long Branch.
\. =. Friday. Thursday night the presi.
Gent win address the Manhattan club
n New York on preparedness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

United States Geological Survey Report
on Humboldt County.

The results of reconnaissance work in
Nevada by n. l.. Ransome have been
published by the United States geologi-
cal survey a. bulletin 4l3, Notes on
some mining districts in Humboldt coun.
'ty. Nevada" The bulletin embodies the
results Of a reconnaissance examination
Of some 1000 square miles, including the
Seven Troughs, Rosebud, star, Union.
vile, Humboldt, Fitting, Chafey, Ken.
needy, Adelaide, Red Butte, and Copper.
cid districts. some Of the districts en-.
amined. such az Seven Troughs, Rose.
bud and Red Butte, have been prospect
ed only within the last decadei others,
ike star City and KNOXVILLE, reached
their acme of productiVeness in the sin
ties and have not yet participated in
the recent general revival Of mining
activity IN Nevada one or two, like
Chafey. have received new names and
have been exploited IN various ways
that modern experience and ingenuity
have devised for this purposes stil 9th
ers like Adelaide. have been intermit
tentiy active for over IS years. 0sciIlat-
ing betueen prosperity and decay. Mr.
Ransone discusses the mimerai9ny geo
lory. and mining operations 81 the r..
gen. His conclusion = that Tire south
sm fsftian 81 Hnmboldt county y part
If q netallugenetic pr0fiuce oharnctsr-
irea chiefly by the prsfsleHce Of anti
n1auinl ORES 81 silver vita uumefous
videir sruttered dFp1sits 81 st5tiri,s end
fliaaahar. There are in addition sorne
aefss - nf goi1-silter. copper. ard ma
sl-rsshsH ofrs. ore deposition rIrohstslv
fsran Immediately after tie intrusion
~ the Trfassie ard 1uTassie sediments In
late MesuFoie tfue ~ rrnrfte trneeus
ru.k III SIC ssms kind 81 tkst uhiet
inra8e3 ths sHtifua11tsrF rusks uf ~
-sffa Nevada 81 the ssms Fer1ad sua
rr.s.tlnusE irto re Tertiarr. uls kuour
7 eraiarr 1ernsits are essnnfialit I'D
s1eer rres end eorref nftt. tnt r. ~
r.sss S. ta.st satut 81 thf nthsf trFsss
~ aiso IertiarF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
EQUAL SUFFRAGE DEFEAT
Foreseen by Manager of Ants Automo
bile Tour.

Boston, Nov. l.--Grover C. Hoyt, man
ager OF the anti-suffrage automobile tour,
made the following statement Satur-
days
after visiting practically every city
and town in Massachusetts, in connection
with the anti-suffrage automobile tour, I
am convinced that woman suffrage will
BE- beaten in Massachusetts by a plu-
rality far greater than that registered
against il in New Jersey two weeks ago.
/ shall be surprised II the sufrragists are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
Both Sides Are Confident of
Victory in Massa-
chusetts
FIGHT OVER"
SAYS GOV. WALSH
Mccall Campaigners Have a
Big Rally in fremont
Temple

] Boston, Nov. 1.-The Wnlsh and Me
iCall campaigns for governor, with two
more days to go, attained fever heat
Saturday night. Gov. Walsh with his
automobile party strcakcd through the
Blackstone valley during the daytime
and covered 10 Boston wards in IL raj
lies at night, with bands blaring snd red
| fire cleaning everywhere. "The fight is
over so far as / am concerned" he told
his audiences everywhere. "Im certain
OF election. ask of you now TO give
me Democratic legislature or at least q
legislature not dominated by invisible
government
Mayor James NJ. Curley Of Boston,
leader all day and all evening for the
Walsh oratorical show, said victory was
now absolutely assured "Mr. Walsh is
as good as elected" he declared time and
again. "lrhe final straw was the utter
ance this morning in the Springfield Re-
publican, the most conservative newspa-
per in New England, q paper which never
before spoke even charitably of Demo
cratic candidate for governor. When a
paper of its standard lends its support
to candidate, it is proof positive that
that candidate il the man for the job"
Mr.. MeCalPs heavy artillery was I'M
limbered with power at mass meeting
Saturday night which packed the old
fremont temple to the doors. The meet
ing was addressed by Senator Calvin
Coolidge candidate for lieutenant govern.
or; Senator William Alden Smith of
and United States Senator
John W. Weeks. Mr.. Mccall will rest
to-day and wound up his campaign this
noon at monster mass meeting in Fan
eui hail.
Gov. Walsh's plans for to-day have
not been completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
THROUGH cARRANzA ALONE.
First Chief win Not Deal with Foreign
Government.

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. l.--General
Csrranzs has made il clear through the
foreign Office Of his government that he
does not desire 10 deal with European
governments through the United States
and the officials Of the state de-
partments are now in thorough accord
powers which have not vet recognized
the De facto government have been trans
hitting representations through Ameri-
can officials in Mexico. General CarranEa
now desires that foreign governments
deal directly with him in the future
This policy is expected 30 have recogni-
tion Of the CarranEa government by the
powers Of Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

a fa-m7 vta wnrf e. H-rs aftT
se go tie rTiFs. enrsFef fau1 81
ktsI enl issnrf rtfrirE sskef ths
G ts tte herrs Ew nmFr
we trH lrsaEfaei frnr ~ 81 sla1er
,-nsr frun firrer tr tirrs. nnf suTHsr
san tt-fs 10 as svvars8 s.v a.ssk
n-t sH rTHE 80 sHrmr
aa ~net tns ~ r1tH. ~ RI
tss ses tM anwn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
An ola one

Klemmer-I so they have ordered all
the schools closed.
Bain-You don't say %. What's The
trunhlef
Klemmsr They found smallpox IN the
dictionary.
Custoner-Got any funny pictures %
amuse this small boy
Baok seller Yes. sir. Here Is the lat
eft style-t1ok.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
CONSTIPATION PoIsONs

the blood. Perfect elimination is in
dispensable to health. Stimulate the
liver, open the bowels, and get the sys-
tern into good habit by taking Hoods
Pills, the old reliable family cathartic,
DO not irritate nor grippe. Price zoe.
OF all druggists or promptly by mail or
c, I. Hood Co. Lowell. Moss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

their number will not exceed 100000, and
do not believe il will reach that figure.
If rs per cent of those voting for gov
ernor next Tuesday also mark their bal
lots on the suffrage amendment, it will
be beaten by 10000 votes"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
~CASCARETS" SET
YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS RIGHT
They're Finsi Dent Rsmsis Bnsus
Sea Hsasachy ard Ger
sfipsfea
Bsst fur Caia. BAD Breath. seur stem
Ert-Ct1srsr Lurs
- Their

80 EHsfrf h0r nnr
o. te fsear re- tnz.dt to-f.i-si
HrE frE Hmt Tais Ceeerrsts e. tfar
yurf livsr anf sisat ttf t.rus1s nuE efar
kaaaasl,rs trE alE t.i'ausuass. sFsr-
s7rf t-NfEA crested tsHrue ssNruress
s-r ssr-s rnf rrafa Trrf tekf
reasnrsrs arf rae SO rtrst r-f ~
Eyre tr tw H ~m ssr ~
f WEe fr er
srrha5es Hre faaaHss tss1 lsza-
asa fn earen aisa.-Aaa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

able to carry as many as 25 munieipali-
ties. The size of the plurality against
suffrage will depend entirely upon the
number of men voting on the amendment.
OF course every supporter OF the move
ment will go to the polls and vote, but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

Mr. seznis Hc~en - Ne-edlth. D. H.
srsss tts tins n isstefs "Yaa hrvs haires
- mns ~. Ne weuif have h-eu b. hh
Ernes hsfors lare"
saru. sywsf.n-s ~ ~u--ss n-s r~-wnvss
ssszzseh rsrIea uuf-r Eih saur s,ourr-h -
fsns1ss t-vash hsrs rns ser h-zlr vi1k a-es-
slsusf s--irirs- ss# rufra ms-srs - r.vs.s sais
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

Score-Spaulding IS, Montpelier semi
nary q. Touchdown Smith q Coal
from drop kick Smith. Referee Maid
IN. Tmpire-T Tomasi. Linesman-
Kenefck. Timer-Jackson. Time-Four
l2-minute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

fa-s ~ $500 tir1 - ksssr
aut s1ll tu5srltinF assIits. ltFt-
tuE 81 So $50. asahinr ~ ff1s
ssrEuwi. nnrrs ~ sunah grad
frr - So sa@k ffssa - rnis1ss
s.tetirE go e. tusEusa EtHrsanE
furaEN si~ers Flsas fesF
W Nar hawr 49, tsass surFisier
sfrf s-ur rHHs = tzata=s wlft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

T-sis MaFt atrelast $3.50 - rirserszs
faua SEN - So suaa a. Tssae hsaast - aNfns
~ T-uss Eisis - fMwlT EasrH.-9s ars
Wn-- Errsltr TfH rss1slr 49, 49, -
- -rrrts - rass e. Faass Hcaz - Eaait1
ntaa a. - saals-- S. - nu1 SIS
asskss f~s@
tssrrr. Nst-.. n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

Score New Hampshire IA, Norwich ID.
Touchdowns Watson, Waterman,
Brooks, Berry. Goals from touchdowns--
jenkins, Broderick, Boewe. Umpire
Twitchell. Referee-Ingalls. Linesman--
Edmunds. Time-Fifteen- minute quar-
ters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
JUST NoSED OUT.
Norwich Beaten by New Hampshire State
IA to 10.

Durham, N. H., Nov. lin game OF
sensational plays New Hampshire de-
feated Norwich university Saturday aft
ernoon, IA to 10. With only four min
utes to play Capt. Westover saved the
day by blocking punt on Norwich's
five yard line. Waterman fell on the bell
behind the goal for a touchdown, tying
the score. Broderick kicked the goal.
The summary:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-05
SEVERAL AFTER
FRAZER'S PLACE
Owens. However, is Only One
Who Has Officially Entered
the Race

Although several attorneys have
announced that they will contest fol
the Republican nomination for prose
cutting attorney OF Wayne county, to
succeed Allan H. Frazer. only one
Proctor X. Owens. has filed his notice
OF entry IN the county clerks office
The others. II Is believed. are delay
ing their official entrance into the
fight until Frazer's resignation Is &C
cepted by Gov. FSrris, and special
election IL called. At noon, Friday
no word had been received from the
governor.
Charles II. Jasnowski,' chief assist
ant prosecutor. was the first to an
nounce his candidacy. Since then
Owens. Charles 8. Crane, former as
sistant prosecutor; Guy A. Miller
former state senator. and Shurly Ken
nary have stated that they will run
for the nomination.
Until the supervisors, lin their spe
cial meeting. next Wednesday morn
Ing, IKE date for a special election
petitions will not be oficiaily recog
nized by County Clerk Farrell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-05
JUSTICE? SURELY
SIMPSON GOT IT.
Starts in to Prove 1t Doesn't
Exist in Courts and Ii
Disappointed

william @. Simpson, automobile de-
signing engineer. came into Justice
Richter's court, Friday morning, pre-.
pared to prove that poor man can
get but little justice In the lower
courts. He had been sued by DR.. Max
Ballin for balance Of bill for oper-
ating on Simpsons wife.
Before the case was called, Simpson
stated: Taking a sociological view
Of the matter, am disposed as lay
man, to defend this case In person, I'M
trsmmeled by established rules Of
legal ethics or fraternal courtesies
among lawyers, that usually prove
detrimental and expensive to the In
terests OF clients. The attorney for
the plaintiff will either use his expert
ence In legal technicalities to make
an ass OF me, or will have establish
ed precedent In self-protection."
When Justice Richter called the
case, only Simpson answered.
Were you notified that the plaintiff
would not APPEAR" asked the court.
Simpson said, "No."
do you want the case to be contin-
ued, or shall dismiss it?" asked
Richter.
Dismiss It." said Simpson.
The Judge dismissed 1t, and Simp-
son went away, unable to prove his
contention that there Is no Justice for
the poor In the county courts.