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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11

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Jrs-ntnes whars aezl'liT d5w,H nHg
gicN d 30
h1 1sr az s'ir-ug a szas ~ Iiaf,a.-
Head liar 1as slrssnT tsrsiups1 n
concerned. Z never assssnpr n The
az sna -te aHudns s-s rT1 n ne Bsar
sssuaaies ] tnnrv fIr iiarxaezd "a
sG5l a. am rss-slu riar q 5i-1 n
.nnsrfassf 3 an d and 1iir-1 M andT
soFns rirtsy 14ncse--s Van. ds-s "a.
tabis 5ir1H lsaaus cIs F1una 1irfs.
1Br r1Issn n clean, fv-f uIag-rsrg 1ssa
hgsIJg "A H1f- and IasiC abEdf zun
1lsuass us mDu1rs Cisir snudiCnn. 3
lrn1r rlis value ~ zny sich rIrsa
Z -iiausss NE Iurar.Gu sr as turkey
--Ins sa 1cdsn a. BsHsl1iss sud "a uils
va nsnsRs ~ Drs-srC suY 17-sar
Hiaaa FINN Iiactiead The rirssF
-sugsa ara .is1g1sf yearly and Ind
a. 1RRr ~ ssa7l Lien away f-sm ne
rgasr Dguls-Y sr1uBd Cts oiacs am
a heavier grIwsr ~ c.rseqa ria1 81
sfhar fE-s sld asFs glsu nc s1saa-
tsss Gf lscaCGn Ia every anaacs
#aFNr - - .all-- "'lt ~ f-r.tI - = ~ ~
toms " 5iaeAaead mar nersr parY N
az racsfF Cisr msF be- arrassssf
EsarrIes be always grsacnc az aau,s
uaass ~ ne lLsests Then. Too. rin
saaeTysr VII ncts = tor- - a aseaD-
ueaa ~ hs.f nSua fiar makes rae
htrf hlfJiesa aHd causes ir us sfay
agar from the foeE Then s1lnvs
ne ennsaiacicn. Lts "Egirnaaar gia-
is always eammens sa a1Gu 5g ne M
peariqaIcr- There it 70 a5Dsc.Cs WIN
rh-s srsss ~ ne d.aeaas
nsrs tesu al snC.s hacrs -
Pcung rrrka EiDef cut az ae7sa dags
Cd ~ tle h-sc s3npram, chs d.sr-
rhea- - a rIls rlls aorn O ne Z -
sate straex1E psrY Psuug hf-ds VIZ
81 asnge 90 per csnr - ne ha1eh a
ne period seCTssu ths arrh z1d ne
rar-y-aftA Gay % tasir sxfsrsrcs. Il
mag nats "a APPEARANCES a. saY rlue.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
HINTS FOR The poULTsruts
facts sse Figures csrsfsffy cs-rs 81
srs fsifss---E EScsnsr. fsr
Fscsfs rsfsrsrcs.

The naGwfsx faets anf frlrsa
ssGuIG se preserved f,r fIrgrs refer
pnes TheY are aos gpsa a. rsnIea.
sUf nave been csfsf1lIY eon5i.sf aaG
sSIrs1
q, sfsa aaout Tires mca,ss ~ arsp
sToasr
me z1Dae lays a acDFs or two %
eTgs 81 a gsar
50 broodiazsen saouls esa,a.s over
try ShIek8
Erslert 5arirt about e Aalf ,oga6
cart wien sreased
Forty ffsaae9 f4rkI,fgs are ca1tef
ia = bsrrrf fsr ssisment
The fdfI ~ sr saE e1rfal1s ahogt
f'tg araist N 'alt asd Hme.
Pran fairys I've h. f1rtg ss1kt and
6rakes are aiIopet i1 q cen
Thf fgrS averages sbcgf ten G1zeu
srgs ir sE11f seven m1utbF iayirg
F.nf ne hlsse 90 ~ ~ fsef 'af
''f fowls aad tas yssd tsn tines
nrzsr
Da<kasZs are marEstsG A. f5s.
D1th1 weizhL Nh,ra thsy stta'a 90
Ten peetF
Tn llzsn szzs a geaf Il me aver,
azs eR'.ma's gigea a. ne Dro1sctoa
81 ne ben.
As1gf fssf GozNn srZs are aigsa an
IN ageraze i5f k* ssGsaI outb4t cf
ne tsrksy.
Duex feathers zen a. 20 cents per
pound Rc0as feathers srfaz foubfs
ths amoort
Thirteen saRs ere cOnsiesseG sst,
tinr cn1zh many breeders are nov
giving fifteen,
Betpesn fsrty ara TRY 6sgrsss is
me pfoper Temperature 70 keep szzs
far hafchinz daring winter
EEgs lntehGs3 fof hateElGg sbnaid
M BE- kebt over feur pssks.
u WI require seven pounds ~
rkimmef miix 70 canal one Cogad %,
lean beet fSr FsshforraiEE qgalIties
one folisr per head - ne agerage
soai ~ keeping a fOpl a year. snd ne
sams amount b a fair estimate of ths
Efoats
me eggs II ne White LEMON.
BLACK Minoycas ana Houdss are n
abODi The same weight a. those ~ the
Lint BfabmA.
10 faitsa the tarksys feed whole
cOrn o. bigbt and give Them al they
pili eat of ofhsf fstissinz foods IN
me daytime, with plenty Of clean
Naisr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
Practical Heu,.hara rlr.

coekec 5ezns--H q little oaking
soda IS added when cooking navy
beans or shelled beans. they need not
be soaked over night. and win be soft
n about half the usual time.
Easy cIsaner.-Grease spots on wall
paper may be removed by rubbing
thoroughly with camphOrated chalk
seorrheo closh.-Bread crumbs not
100 Sale. rubbed over scorched cloth
Wiu cause the burn to dlsappear-Me-
CIgre's Magazine.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
EVERYDAY POULTRY TERMS
. ft cs~rscs % ss.ss 81 =.--s.
Ssas- yreif sre "a E,s-tssr
Nsrcss CIs

There seems 70 bs a somewhat hzzg
aDtlcn among amateurs az ~ ne sz~
Ser meaning o. rhs rsrnls 4se6 ts 6sa.
izaats gsGaz sa1 Oh stccC a quiet
strictly aDeansz is q female un1er
shs gsar o.f As,er aas haa arfalnea
ssr f,4I nativity sae il a zen. sg. Ia
me trade re speak - A fowl a. rgb
20 Iatu Fhs Gas CGaclefef her irgg
yeaTs lagtEz TherssGrs. 10 s correct
n F5@at u her a. q culer lnta sas
i{ sizhteen nsoatEa ol1. sr haa bsznn
her Efs, m0l,
s essS1vsi ls a nafs BIRD Gn1er ore
gsar Cd, 5ur be s UsgaHy spoken q
ss a eoc ckersI glfA be aas a. Least en-
tered NsI sgoa BIZ Grst rear az q
breeding co,Csrel
cclss are olCsr males. IaEaIIY hag.
,nz paAed rarolyh ore aeat0u q
bfffc ~ n yos orser cocxerels Tor
breeding gGrposes SOC vii ret Elr1s
hat have h1t been sseG Tor breed. .r.r.
When ordering C1Ista. gsg all get
feraaies taat are Gldsr elgat@en
months. n the s1at.
a coc<ersi should negsr Ee used ta
breed from b4fors hs IA year Oh.
4 gliIet. u she begias 70 iay At ak
r1oEta1. nay BE- bred ffoa a. afas
f1c.aihs u age hut she wtI ks betfer
u act bred from tIl she is ere year
sif. The brSzsry fran ma,ars ssacE
o. mach more ylzsr0gs aDd u a
iarger sife than from iaanaafurs stuck.
A broilsr ls a bird peizhlna two
s>unfs Or less. ald froA ak 10 tTelys
VESTS Oh \ sbr,nG chlcken is
Y6FhZ bird weighing aver two pounds.
= eaDoD "a The male bird deprived of
its gsrsrailge organs f0f the purpose
of imDrogIag the weight and delicaey
d i'a carcass. 4 asefag ehiek weighs
about three poaEcs a roaater
Nsizhs fsgr or more pounds.
a bosit IL a turkey n lts nrst year
= bouiaFf is pallet deprived q the
gower Of producing eggs. With the
obIsct ~ great size 4 trio IL a male
and two females 4 breeding pen Is
generally made 10 Of from ak 70 four.
teen females and q male.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11

z--u-s- La. - .9.sz-rr1rass' RiE -
Eiarci ~ Sss-fitce Bills T-7su rfs
Hlfr.sferf

n zu1i~ a rnEullfifrl'l NJ 13f'-r -
Iur 1muIssiuin uafs--ain aun uPf-furn
nlr KITCHEN '1r-grudipstg sinun 81
nur. sarafiiir erumHefssf rtan '1ier
11flsn sgn- ard 3r H-ilH szJrsssiGu %
nsHur raHfs uaiasr-aLR rhe drvJrJ.
ur1- al neat ara unrs -ffsu usf iau
l0Hs n -lie- lnEur fnn .tnH f a .!-isar
uuH EuGs -itH z.rriu 1f f1unr1u.fa
increasing q srgnuHe 1llueE 8rs c1ief
aiming .-ie,n- aun .aL AL 1Unes mar
b. unch1r r'r1fsf 10 guaa sssr,r 1y
leiua F8aIss1 euusraal Nirli e8in w
1sr 1fzsust s--zntwliT ami naifs unI a
lrIfli. E1irn srsn . sEuHl. n ulaurrr
VII add ia-ur and snrua lr1-,neur ~
zs-ir-tssE ~ aolIpH Es must lsaru -
lHs -'ieae nsar ia-ErB u1 resp rsriics
.1ie snEr ~ living by naz-uH E7-4r.ss
and rsasiaeiss more 1a.ana1ls
As % -lie asrg r1er ara nur alrzTs
11auf ar flll lHs AZ az n possible
8Ir s1nr-lsuing eadasH sr. 1tr fi.tD
.t-v.uu Huu 1sr s1HJ s-srr asr uaT
De laef Esri Ifr1E Idmruual a5Gr
u JrspHrs n El,sr % CIR small
lifsa'.s. carsrsi E.ri Vansr- a.Inrvssf N
anaH iIr a IHT riE wa1ar being
gttHugs1 Encs NTisn rr-4lusn Il IL
1ur a isI-ls vim gus-aalr Eu1flI
fii-uu milk n saE.i 1guun az HIer. and
-1Hiissf sinwiF 1ur-l sound az anfIiua
las cfzssn When parity emitted ne
1ifar .ar b trained ,--1m rie 8.TzJH.
a cumEiuaunu 1r l,sac La1r IT anirz
81 idr r-rH 1esf 1ar F.slhB a suffer
5r-1dncr Whether sirsd 1srnu ~ n-'eri
IN 11D 1f ne FrIus 1r 1altsd IN a pan
~ NJ uv7sn- larzs 1r1ljur-cu 1f q
s,,idiss "a -.fsa- far AL u -1tH 41nuId
D. izresi ~ aHs hIr 1r1wu.ng Tega.
CABLES mr. s0lu ~ a1r 1aaied hru7T1
1nfas1ea IT Similar 1nrDrHssa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11

LIeos Fellows -. Va, FED strg--ir1
-1rli Tr@y -. : 80 -sys clc a.
Mfrescrs zrz-dr.

z7 ~ Ea17T-T. 1l1-r-urs ErJa--
ufrr sfzrnr-f
ws n nor -ssl Trrls rfsrzz he11rs
raey ara ra1 taFs slG au- f-uu t1e
beginning gre raeu vscsr- During
ma period ne hen "a gwen hsr 1ocd
cur - reaeh os NJ Er--e sraa rhs
frat fsss1s ara Ersa EDa-irz-F e7s-T
rNo aoE-E and are usually vet
uaa1ea
2frer ne thirs Tag We fssst souIe CT
tds erzckssf aza51s a l.-rls a. a rl-lle.
rll-s az re slIn q ne aerl CT EaszlI da7
We srs z1T11x cuIT CNc feeds a 1a4 cf
ne nYssh and r1rse ssens &C chs
erzcsee ran. Cc1aliouzllg We Esrs a
l-rfie EaGts ghea-, sa1 By ne end 70
sizh- wssda We are fse1ln9 aoac q
ne arslaa vhGie = ras ch1cts ara u
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
QUESTION or SHELL COLOR
ass Vet. cty - ssS<y e Par Pre-
rsiGa fsr Wsfts Esss-FTsssr 10
Csntrsliss ~ Fsscl-s

There Il a DFslEcice IN the mzrket
rexzrdlng The celor % the ezz sheH.
u is a pFe!.dlcs 81 long standing. and
VII vlth0ut doEht remain With the
laying DgS.e. TEs average An1erieaa
naarket prefers brown color, vhne
NeW York city Il ready 10 pay a pre-.
niEm for uhits.shsiIea ezgs. The
brown ezz buyers 10 particular claim
that the eggs are o. a richer favor.
al this "a lmaginary. when We eoras
70 saceratand that Il Il socd and not
color Of she'll that Havorz the egg, l.
n reaaonabIs 70 suppose the brown
egg of the Brahma FED on onl0ns could
BE- ~ sweet a. the white egg Of the
Leghorn led on cloVer2
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
KEEP SALT assDY FOR COWS
MAINTAINS Sfssli1 - b0ims.s ara Eo-
cssfssss fsEyy Mn gls,s ~
Sfsmofi0s Digestion,

ESbfrimfa's have Dr0ged me aver.
fEe mIk cav ffq1iffs about an ounce
n fslt yaf Gag 3sagy mll1ers sb0giG
sags mDrs EssD.hz salt where ths
ftfy f0Rs faa reafh 70 A. ~ lines
maintains tasif GS1d health ana ors
f,sfaENs hhsgg milk ylfiG b. pro-
mating fh6fyakb GizesfiOH aad sssia.
rstiCs asS h4yioz = sooiiGg effect
cn me gbcis fystsm u ne animals. ~
f4e tt0e lime maNhz ls sssisr %
bnNE Sptier n = saberof n4yof aad
fDlof A. ehsrfiEg tms
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
SOME GRAIN IS NECESSARY
CsS Ulu est Thrsssh Winter In a.,
csHsat Condition n oven pse
Gsfs 9 Com Essh OR.

NE eoV mar Is ~ bolNms q moth
~ sBosId Hot Ds Showed n kat par
and weak DUNK me piht@r months
~ "a practically lnyDssibis ~ zst sseh
q C0w GnfouKh ne rEofs n winter
IN EoOa condition ptbOgt . grain feed
Sbs mAY hDt need great amount IL
grain. u she bas plenty ~ fofsEs hat
~ Ggtfiiioas, bgt she viii need foar
~ ave ears u earn tpO ~ three times
day Thsn she Hlll get through ths
winter ~ Ghs shaDs and have GOOD
flesh and plenty of strength A. eaIy.
jng time.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11


q tie hrrgsa a raca &C round. ha--t-
EocG Bcisa an iuch or -Eu n d.am-
ersr ruan-1E run tie za1gzr over
Had ARMY secsI-sd a. horh snfs
Na--uv ghsncsit h1rzsa have rcc rha
snrfIra1ss -Aar taoae have win r1cf
sr-a1 snearA Dout suT tain-srsa4z-
81 hc-ss
suItE vuUr hlaGEsm-Eh. as VsU Es
gcur 1srzea feet
Some horses can't ear sc-1E vt-h-
cur 1av11g tnparcIcu q ths E,-vs-s.
art t1aE Hcnetlnes ca1ssa czarh.
A raricu es E1cd Etsar srln Cucs a
week ia a aus change t1r horse
Vet L u gscd a1G he ulu rslsa T.
and ir VII acs nicely CT h-s bowels
Hang ~ ycUr el1z f1rEs- Dat
stand Lheu Against ths s5ts cf TIE
caru where theY ray &c rI- TITO ~
a E1rse passing that way
II H sCEeci-es SAID that yuu car
make any horse a good walker Ehs1
TGu freak hiz That Is rot always
tr0s- You EsFsr can make fast WaIk-
ers q soC-s h1rses- L : uct IN them
and yoG ca1rot rut u N unless yo1
Go tr before they are boru-
Il IS sazT 70 hang - your harness
u yoG Cuce ges iEro the habit Of IT,
Flow many frienGs % ycu know that
eroD TEEN O. the fCcrf
The reason the vzrufsh Is coming
oc your wag01 or carriage nav BE-
thar you keep II in the room where
horsss ars STABBED The chemicals
fTuu horEe ranurs and urine viii do
Il every time.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11

sisat p0rnlnK ls seHersag Shows ~
= m1tfIed aSpSafas6s ~ coior ~ ne
e8t sffare Jhis IL iasHeig Gae 10 a.
sh0psa Glsfflspt.oa N sslf This r.
fsits a q sslfg condition aaS iaslfsa
re &eeBlsz qsahtg. TEe aim Gf
bpttsr makers sscsid se n sroHsee a
hiaa afaGs sfficis hat "a 5nltGrm
pffs SITTER week 81 favor sad eomDo-
stlor mis- es1 BE- Gors ~ osrsfsI
mHthsGs ia riyeDiaz asIgsz ana 8orS-
faz
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
sGCC FSsM BUTTER MAKING
Isszfss ssfsssiusf sfnsnc p Iips-f 20
Jsssifg Ilrcsvr1,fu s.scsos1
srerssru sis suaiifs

rt
is GdiautuH 1sE s-ar ums-ssLnrH
vn J'1rs rr Ulsf 8ss Hsnos ..i ls1-u
ariftar raas-
fsrul ar a-uDrsaJrp ttar afI
Ehs Siren dss rsalIa a ris pir
He~ flH dr-uDa-sfiras sr-sa SLIGHTLY
aft r'i~ ssar1i l,u asua.s rHm 81
sisTs as.a 15 1g t,saTues p che iua 1r
q tier-unmsssrf srin fl.siis.slr rlgf-i
rsfsr az rsarr ~ 1sv aiutrnngs
s-iagH Tie suisssr us..sr 10 kfsa-t
mlss .tis g,i5Brrr lsrnDe-eifliFu 81 a1ifai
a etww rlurvI hGud ~ H1ygsa
szilsi 1lutss, g5snitEen ars lsa-fs ~ .sp-1
s.suss ~ 5aza Tms -ussmrsa l1s'
slur-sug aisBta ss - 10 ~ niuupa
Tee eesu oHrs ssssr 18r sznnng
'tia airssr al si1uid a1f 5ss mnu
fiiau sirss eHadsna espner ~ warmer
liian llis Bsinssrnlx gts snrpiur q
ssfsr saBa o, faiss sc ris 8uftsrndz
~ au"ss eiiHra rsasrs ~ 10 %
Gsaes Ia ssshiag
Nsfgli fiie granular Nsaitss 1Bgssr
sgiS sssr a. Gae sars ~ irsrss,a a5sr~aa
spucp ~ sna Gjars Jsr Jr1snn -
ssrs ris ssls la veil osigsYrzeri and
acI srsusg over Cis granular sufssr
safors ssg ~ cis nSimiss .s NdrEss
str
NeFf rta 5rf1sr ntffiniasit4R ~ Sia.
ff1nfs tass Tiitonr ugirug Cls xs-ssn
~ Geaftrs Esfernine NgrNng hy
3 sBgaarsaas 2 osznirs 3 ssrtrnassa
Etnsr Nhsgf w1igenCB Fs~tea
sHoud srepe-sF q dsgn Nossg sBDess
saea Tae 6eTCirs shanid rsnaHble
90 BrfkeH s7id m q usai 20 There
ffoaf as ~ srCsesa fte ~ nc SO.
egeaig fmrBBCe6 - sasa assis.f a.t
TAis osn W S'sermaad ~ fakax a
aifsli 8iecs ~ 3pc1sr 6et Feen lis saaflt
sgi6 ggaR lacS - ssBeaoe6,gs sag gris,
raesa Hss eoDs ~ sbaerpef Faaaif..,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11

able n get rorr1s or inserts "a sI.-~
cient Quantities. rhsY mgsI be sIDplisd
Nlra substitute, Uch a. mlIE Or beef
scraps. Green tser "a given r. TIE
form q faeig ch1ppeG Lettuce, a 1lses
q potato 1r tGrulD or nznael vhen
they are Eot able u rln outside cu the
8raza-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
ssst Ration for Fstt.nlna.

There j. no ration better for faftsn-
Ing poultry Tor market than sweet
potatoes and cOTnmeaL Cook the po-
iatoes and Just before removing from
the IRE ada eornmesl Feed phen
cold About a pound % eornmea1 70
q half psok of speet potatoes makes a
yOOd ration
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
Spanish Salad.

Three pounds meat boiled. five ripe
tomatoes. four red peppers. one can
French peas. one can mushrooms,
three large potatoes. one teaspoonfuI
salt one onion. one quart hot water.
boiled rice or mashed potatoes. WIN
serve from slx To eight psrscna
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
~. - X.ntllatLan-

Provide plenty Of ventilation tor ths
fowls. They can stand I0ts Of cold but
dfa'ts o. dampnsss IN their housoa wgIl
soon xii them. 4 hen requires seven
times a. much fresh air in DroDoftlsn
70 her sizs az does a horse.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-11
ssses for Eaeh Hen.

Allow every hen from four 70 six
feet Of fOoF sgaes: better siT. Ten
inches each Of roostlng space IA not
too much The Fooets shosld be placed
AZ Least eighteen Inches apart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22
COMPENSATION LAW 0. X.
'hRirmnn DowIinG IL statement
OVposrs amendment.

That the recently ll. sol amendment
To- the stat, W~orkutu- ,~urrpt usdtiou
law Wulrh has caused So much jIouhi"
~ NlhauN viii benefit mo- one and Viii
not reduce the ">pcuscs of tho CONF
mission vas the opinion given II yes
tcrltN hN I;ohcrt r.. Bowling, chairman
OF IN" commission aud representing sub
stautitllS the commissions views after
eight months OF experience with tho
present law Gov. Whitman has lu-
bounced he intends to hold n hearing
upon the amendment before approving
it.
since the amendment requires that
the COMMISSION shall cNaWiu" each
agreement ana approve II before Il he
comes an award said Mir bowling, II
can see no lcSscning of cNp"us" and
possibly an added expense
81 think that the law is Wurhiug well
now, and object particularly to forcing
tn" employer and employee into ucgoti-
ati"uS for settlement a rovorSlou to the
such a practice tends 10 create autago-
n!sm
81 see further no h"ucrt In the pro.
vision for any one unless II shall turn
out IN operation that the injured en-
ployc' or his dependents viii receive
less compensation tlau AZ present, in
which case the Insurance companies
alon" Will be @aiucIs, At any rate In
eight months work We have not yet
heard of any demand ON the part 90
either employer or employee for the
change
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22
CHELSEA ASKS NEW SCHOOL,
Village Invites Education Commits.
sion.r 20 Inspect OId structures.

The chelsea Ncighborhuod Associa-
ton has asked the COMMISSIONS OF
Education To- come down to the village
at the associations expense and see
whether or not a new school is needed
on the West Twentieth street site Sc
cured for that purpose.
Moreover the association in a report
has prepared figures which will be pre-
stutcd to thu Board of Education at It's
next meeting on March "A to how hat
by selling the sites of three old schools
Nos, II, is and 26-~the city could
realize $685. 600. more than IN needed to
build the new school,
Not one of these Md schools is Are
proof or even partially so, the associa-
ton says. and H0a per cent. nj the class
ums are crowded beyond their legal ca
pacity.
"tirr orders are outstanding against
eight out Of nine Chelsea schools the
report says. "Only one school has
modern school furniture throughout.
Wardrobe and drinking facilities are en-
tlrely inadequate and retiring room IA
~cilities are barbaric,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22
CHARGES ON WORKMEN
BILL WILL BE SIFTED
Assembly to Decide Tonight
That Sullivan Must
Prove Case.

AlP,NN. March 2l-Tne Assembly
Will pass to- morrow night the ,s"lu'lon
OF Republican Leader f.ou Il Brown,
which passed the S''ti" lt-' EI4dt'.
providing for an Investigation toy e come
mittee OF tine" Senate and three \s-
SemhlNuieu of o." ruI. rr~ mai" hy T. nm
Leo Sulliy %. Republican assembly n-iu
from Ihautduuud county. tItt casualty
companies hat arranged" to hay, INC
direct agreement amendment &C. the
worknen's compensation commission nil
passed regardless ~ m" polite | COM
~pleNiou II the Legislature. Another
charge was that 80 s>c~ from Nl parts
OF TN" State NtI con. 10 NlhduN % Use
the mos, sinister ut puIt.cai u'.tsu -
to force the amendment tn L
Mr. sullivan is expected to toe tG"
first witness. and he viii b. asked 20
prove his charge. H." say Dee 'an
prov. Whs' he SAID aud - expected go
SAY THAI Ma. man who gave MN uHs
information WAS Supt. CHt~w'I of the
LAIN d"p'I tmont OF tho f1dri.lN tu'l
Casualty COMPANY Tn. latter Hus de
MED that IL, told Mr.. sullivan such e
story and said that Mr. sullivan 'S try
INK t. y \ % grudgc.
II was reported m Albany Tonight
that some Republican S.fidtOrs would h'
put ru the stIud to dis"r"dit Nj Nulll-
van.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22
CALLS OSBORNE UNFAIR.
SIadc Drcrics AttcRk on Miss Tam
yer Before trial.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 2i-Ben-
jaminn Slade OF Slade 4 Slade. the
lawyers VINO are acting for Rae Tanzer
~ her suit against ex-Assistant District
Attorney James W. Osborne of New
YORK. made reply to-day to statements
alleged to nave come from the cx-As-
sis'ant District Attorney. He said
1T IL not remarkable that at this time
this little lady. Miss Tanzer. should be
arrested and charged with - criminal
offence because she had written some
letters TO Mr.. osborne No action was
taken by the parties who are personally
interested. or by tho authorities in
charge OF the administrator Of criminal
laws until Miss Tanner had the nerve
to seek Justice at the hands OF a court
against such a powerful gentleman as
the defendant. Mr.. James W. Osborne
In view OF what has boon said nv
Mr.. osborne ! express the hope that no
effort will he made by him to adjust the
litigation between Miss Tanner and him
self until u jury or his peers by their
solemn verdict determine on what side
Justice lies. II Mr.. Osborne'e alleged
claims have sound foundations in fact
he might submit such claims To Tho de-
termination Of a jury Of twelve impair
tia1 men Of tho great metropolis Of Now
York and not attempt to poison the
public mi0d against this little woman
who brought the case against him.
The admission on the part of NJ
osborne thai two other lawyers refused
To- take tho case against hin H. ~ least
some proof 70 the public that my nim
has no fear - Mr. Osborne because he
Is an eN-District ATTORNEY. and In oth.r
ways q powerful gontlcrsau note that
Mr.. Osborne does no. give any reason
why the other lawyers 20 whom the
case was offered refused to take h.
" have iuN.stisatcd that feature OF
the matter and ~ the proper time aud
place. if that subicc. becomes tu i'm
portant issue. viii I've able to present
evidence from which tho reasons VIII
appcar."
Benjamin SHADE is counsel for VIZ
girius ! Nato. head Of tho Na>o Rtd.t-
toy Compauf. IU tho Su Is hrouGh'
AGAINST Mayo >iirc tho suicide of nj
s'cuorraphcr. lillian " cook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22
STATE AUTOS PILE
UP HEAVY EXPENSE
Large Part Of $1,000. 600
..Travclling Expenses" Last
Year Was Due to Them.

,r, N,r,b oi-Nore than 81.
''N''' - i.., - :, dorr,v
~, .xn.r.,s -, S,,,a on, ais
Wv t,huI,,iors made by
. 49, ,r,,, ,xacu,iv. nud,to- 10
~, 80 ,mour, s-5o-
49," 80, " n'n'tjod r., hy tho l,st Lesls.
,ho t..d ",,sv.utn. ex-
go ,
w 49, ,,r, - ,ht- q ooo ooo WAS
- ,r@ ,,,r.tu,r ~ St,,. auto.
,,'", ,n,,h moro are Iol. As
,,a oye,u,i,. ,udi,nr could learn
80 nn, u,. snor. I,., ,.ar for the
-, .h... St,te car.
- ~, 80 on, no Auditor
.," -"onhI.n,n N.,,nder Mac
49," t,,,., - 10 ,ssenhly WAYS
N,y rnr,mi,t.. and senator
80. .h.irr,r M tho S,u.tc
,,,.o ,,,nmt,t.r f,r use I'm making
a., t,at araf, of tho -,nuro.,intior
'lr Wv h. ta,,er IN IN, ch,irm.u
ci,,. s.,J.
,.a,, d,r,r,m.,ts .hov that
,,,r. ~ nnstag. j. carried
'' ,h,.n hc.d. r,rcr, pns,,c.
,,t, and rrir,inL Letter
"',",' 10 o,,ten,I, ,n,r,.d miami, TO
5000 ,,,ti a., u,,,sl ,os, charged
,1 .,.,,,.J ,,,.lon..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22

III" lawyer vas f"uud ~ r- o''>.
club lao iu tho NonItc ~" r'fls d
- discuss any ~dcvolop1icnts Of 90" d,v.
saving that ho Was = Government VT
ness in the case against Miss T'u1cI
and t~at IL would be indiscroct Ion hini
To- say ANYTHING
RAJ. Tanner was another rrtrgfpt' 80
the case who could not he found When
sh" was arrested IN FRIDAY. tVo days
after she n'"l lor breach = prom. Isl" suit
against James " oshOrnc. she gave hcr
address ss - r|Iu'hut-' tvcuuo
Tenants or that house could not rivc
ANY clue 70 hcr whereabouts and said
,h" di'l rot 'Vc 'b'rc.
Tho application Of tho lawyer Tor a
hH or particulars tS to Tho h,s .f tho
factory workers sui' against him VII
y" heard 10 Part / of tho supreme
Colr' ih's morning Nj Osborn, al"l
a." application or Friday In - D."
s,id thar tho SUI against him Wts black
mail. or else Mss Tanner Wa hciuG
uSai as a tool Ny h!, enemies.
II" wants to know when and whore