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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

(heraid Special service)
PINE GROVE. Jan. 2l.-Ths Boys
Social Club meets at Earl Mack's Sun.
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

insurance that pays. See Ch,,co,.
cS5 Main street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

Mr. and Mrs. Icenbice ana Mrs.
Dixon were guests Of H. N. Miller and
family last week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

"BE WARNER HEREAFTER, I"
says headline in the Northwestern.
Many poor devil will. no doubt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

The Atsrasy Club meets ON rhu,..
day this week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
Scattered Shots

Is BUSINESS GOOD?-Ths Palm
Alleys report that the ball keeps
rolling right along.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

of course. Mr.. Crouch Ia want,nr
the snow to melt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

Q-wHEN is the maximum the
minimum?
A.-wHEN It bowls the Linkville
team.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

ANOTHER NFALLABLE sign of
what's coming IL the plethora OF
seed catologs the postoflice boxes are
afflicted with.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

PINE GROVE PICKUPs I.
Sssssss ssssss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller, of Bon.
anza' were visiting his father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Miller.
this week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

BASKETBALL for girls and boyl
is looked upon by some mothers a.
unladylike and waste Of time.
Others are Of the opinion that this
manner Of spending spare time. in
addition to benefting health and Civ
ing poise. consumes time that might
otherwise be devoted to reading
trashy books. and MAKES the young
sters too manly and womanly for the
"postofice" type Of parties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
GRAYS TO ESCORT STUART
AT GRAND CAMP PARADE
viii he unipnnicd to I'rcdcrIcks-
hnrS To- Morrow by nn. Scout
Drum and RuEIc torus

Major j. Fu!mer Fright ccmmnhd-
ing the Richmond Grays. through Ad-
iutnnt Leroy Brown. yesterday issued
orders GOVERN" the movement or the
battalion To Frcdcrickaburag to. morrow
when II vii! act az the c!cor: OF GOV.
cino' stuart In the Confederate parade
Inc virginia Grand Camp IS holding
It's annual reunion in i'rcC".-ck shurc
and The Grays are invited 10 tax. mar,
N TIL" ceremonies.
Tn" battalion VIII assemble "a, the
"rnorT tomorrow morning rirs. call
VIII u" at O'Clock. asscmbl. at $40.
ana aXntantS call ~ >:l5 Tn. hour
Tor entertainment viii he announced to-
da%. The command will wear fun drcs,
gray uniforms. with white gloves.
black shoes. ana white bel; without
bayonct.
The Drum and Hurlc cops Of tho
Richmond Boy Scouts HAY. been re-
rmcsted by Major Fright 20 accom-
rthN tn" GIayS on the Fredericksburg
zap They viii furnish marching
music during the partd.
scout Executive Weaver announces
that thc corps will meet at .hc liowit-
Zcrs' Armory Tonight '"~ rnnl re-
h"arsaL II vii! assemble q; the Grays'
N:m"ry tomorrow noruiu. At s
o'clock Mr.. Weaver will az, company
tn" scouts ON the trip
The Grays and the Scouts viii re-
'nrH 10 Richmond Tomorrow nigh, be-
tween ANA o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
FACES TRIAL IN BALTIMORE
RcUuisition la Honorcd for !.ornn Cam
non. Former Inmate of Laurel
RcfOrmutory.

!-oran Cannon. former inmate OF the
Laurel Ref"rmatory. who was recent
ly taken into custody by the Richmond
police on the charge Of stealing q horse
i'll South Richmond, has been sur
rendered to til" Baltimore police. lie
was taken To that city yestcr Law after
noon by Detective Robert T. Porter.
who came from the priolc city 10 claim
the prisoner
The authorities at Laurel had u first
claim on Cannon. but they we're cvi.
IDENTITY contcntcd TO pass MIN on To
Maryland They offered no objection
when Detective Porter arrived with Il
rcQuisition from Governor Goldsboro,
asking the surrender OF the youth. He
Is wanted in Baltimore on AN ndict-
mcnt charging him with stealing Il lot
OF watches and other articles Of icwgl-
ry and Il quantity of clothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
Tw" Eye Operations AT Mcmorini.

Ira Edwards, ten years old. OF Will
son. y. G.. was operated on at the
Memorial Hospital Yesterday for an
injury To her eye. 1t is said that the
child allowed pcnknifc to slip and
cut her in the eye about -four years
ago. She was reported as doing well
last night.
Maurice Elamton. Of crichton. Va. an
eighteen ycar-"ld boy, also underwent
al operation on his eye ut the institu-
ton yesterday He was shot accident
ally in the cheek by Charles Vaughan
some time ago. and surgeons 1T Me-
mortal found ii necessary 10 remove
tn" eye yesterday. He was report ed
as doing well last night also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
RlMMON LODGE TO HOLD
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Local B'nni FIRTH order wi, Oi,s.r.c
To-SiEht iHirticth Anniversary
al Founding.

R!mmon Lodge No. is. Independent
Order of lt'nai Firth. will celebrate its
hiteth birthday Tonight ut The .lef-
fcrson Hotel. with appropriate" cXcr-
ciScs. The program includes addresses
by President Alvin Il. Hutzlcr. o Rim
mon Lodge, president II. :. .;loomb.rg
D-. T.. y. cali.ch. Of the Fifth Dis
trict executive committees
There viii be y special musical pro-
gram in which will participate Miss
Hetty Gcilman ana Miss Agnes May. So
pranoS: Miss torrinc SamUcls. central :
to. and Samuel Shklar. violnis; Miss
Carrie Clarke will be the acruui-
PIANIST. Henry SchwartZschild Wil give
several voca! selections. The program
will begin ut >:lj o'clock.
y charter was issued L" Rimmou
Lodge on Ociubrr -. lSG:,. To-niGhts
celebration will mark tho nft!cih an
niversary Of its founding. and the
speakers VIII touch briefly On Ia" his
tory of the local during the past half
century. Tin" exercises proncr will he
followed by general reception con-
Guiding with a supper and dancing.
The Independent order OF B'uai
Firth il the oldest Hnd most inilucu-
tial Jewish fratcrual organization in
the United States aud has lodges in
practically ever city OF Importance in
the country. Branches AZ" located. also.
in every civilized CountIN ON ii,c globe.
The order is Primarily charitable and
maintains many hospitals and orphan
asylums in this country and abroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
CASE is COMPROMISED
Gypsy chief Goes Free ON Payment
of Costs when thnrgcd
with Trcspuss.

Tom John. chief OF u tribe Of gypsics.
arraigncd before Magistrate II. = sun
day. OF HcnriC", yesterday on the
charge OF trc$phssinG on the property
Of W. j. liUrl"c, owner q: Tree Hin
Farm. was assessed only the costs Of
The court in view of AN agreement
reached between MIR. Eurlcc and the
GYPSY CHIEF as To alleged damages.
NJ Euricc charged that the horses nf
tn" trih" had done much damage to his
corn. but brought trcspasS warrant
rather than one for damage. However.
after the chief made satisfactory re
turns for I'll" damage, tho ;rcSpaSS
charge was dropped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
BUMPER CROP OF CORN
commissioners o. tEricuitur. I>oiucr
secs Nothing HAT PronpcrIt. for
People of Stntc.

virginia has grown u bumper crop
Of corn this year. The governments
estimate is G3.oeo,o0r bushels. against
i"'Vou'"" r last year" says commissions
"r OF Agriculture q. W. koiuov in the
october f:ulietin OF tho department.
just issued. which may now bc obtained
upon application.
The commissioners also expresses the
opinion that Virginia apples All COM
mand unusually good prices betor.
Christmas. The crop Of winter apples
in ;hc United States is small this
year he says
Subjects discussed in THIS months
bulletin include The Care and Value
Of Good Seed Corn" Storage OF sweet
Potatoes" "IiutChcrinG." "IIGw to Pre-
pare Corn for Market and Some Good
Reasons WHY We Should Have the
Silo'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
COMMITTEE is NAMED
ON AVENUE EXTENSION
neck and Nhlttct to Take oucstIon
- Tor Administrative nunrd
With Railroad Compuuy

Henry II. Beck and Chairman noh.r,
"hiit"i w"r" appointed b. the Admin
J iHtia'iNc Board, yesterday, It committee.
81 TWO from the board to take an with
me ilchmond. Frederick sburg ana
iotomac Railroad Company questions
involved in the proposed extension OF
Monument Avenue wcstwardly across
the I"!t Line tracks. ana such Other
mHtt"rS as may arise in connection
with IN" CROSSINGS in this vlcinit,
The committee is TO report back TO IN.
board.
Copies or blue prints prepared by the
'itE Engineers office lllustratin. th:s
departments proposal to carry Mouu
ment Avenue Under the Belt Limo
,ThckS By raising the tracks ANA lover
M tho street were forwarded to tho
railroad company yesterday by the .td
mlnistrntivc Board
Tn" street Committee ,vlll meet i'm
special session at : o'clock this after
noon TO consider the general question
%! extending the West End Av.nu.
across the Belt Line Hctwccn .iftv
ana sixty postcards have been received
by Committee Clerk Mcdowell in the.
past few days All urging the cAtcusion
"i Monument Avenue across Tin. Belt
Line tracks at grade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
BELLWOOO BRINGS REPORT
iii" single Farm Exhibit Min High
Ionors nj lmEa:ua-fariHr f.1nusi-
tiun a; sam Ernnci-co.

James Rcilwood. the Chesterfield
farmer and dairyman. whose single
ir;;inia farm" "Nhihit was awarded
several medals aud half u score OF
honor ribbons at the Panama Pacific
international Exposition. was among
the callers at TN" Office nc Governor
stuart yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Ecllwood came TO make II per-
sonal report To Tho Governor on >hc
Virginia agricultural display Al san
Francisco ana was greatly disappointed
when he learned from Secretary For
ward that the Governor was absent
from the city. The executive is cx-
pectcd ut the Capitol today. Aft"r at
tending Il good roads mcctin:: in Fred
cricksburg last t'riday he went to his
Russell County home Elk Garden. for
Il few days rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
MEREDITH AND MILLER
TO ADDRESS BANKERS
hIrfrT Changes nnh Angio-Ercnr.,
i."nn viii BE Topics OF Discussion
nj Tu-Night- Session

tn" REGULAR monthly meeting NJ
"lchm"nd Chapter. American Institute
81 iiani;iu-. wi! hc held ,G-night At
ia" jefferson Hotel Auditorium Two
Of the most prominent men in the city
MI! address the members. Wyu,iham r.
Meredith hpvin= a. HIS subj.c, Char
ter changes. and John NJ Miller. Jr
vice pr"Hihcnt o! the Frs; Nationar
Bank. who viii speak on ~. Anglo
French Loan" Both nf these topics
az" foremost in the public eye now. and
~ rs@!a. Meredith and Miller ..rc eXccp-
tioually well qualified To handle their
respective subjects
The meeting viii begin az 30 with
the rr"s!dcm, OF the chapte,, james G.
Wheat. presiding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
National Apple
Day Is Obserued
Many BerrcFs Ct Fine Vnginio
Fruit Dis r,b2tcd in Public
Schools and Hospitals.

National Apple ,DaH' WAS celcbrat-
80 in Richmond Yesterday oy an cx-
traordinar% consumption of fruit OF the
trees of the genus maiuS.
Appies were seat TO the public
schools for flee distribution AMONG
the pupils and To al! hospitals and
charitable institutions. Many largc
factories received Il barrel of the fruit
100 barrels being distributed .rcc.
The object of Apple Day" Which IS
TO h. an annual event. is to educate the
public TO appreciate. the food and
hualth value of this nutritious fruit
IN" wincSapS. pippins. IuS.icts and
other species, which were consumed in
large quantities Yesterday, were all
virginia apples. Virginia is one Of the
forem0S; apple growing states in the
South and tn" fruit i. cheaper in the
old Dominion than in a majority Of
the states. 'fhc crop this Year is UNI
usually abundant the largest in ten
wears.
Tie choicest specimens OF Tie apple
OF which tn. annual exports are vcry
large are grown IN Alhcmar!c. Patrick
and GraNSon Counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
MAY OPEN LOCUST ALLEY
AS HEAVY TRAFFIC STREET
Committee Waits TO t>rcrtuir Gus. of
Property. Hay Acquire Swrrtwuut
Hume in i,nrtUn Heights for Park.

The Council Committee on Public
buildings. Properties and Utilities. last
ui"Lt laid on the table until the n"Nt
regular mcciin" resolution. recon-
m"ndcd by thc Administrative Board,
providing for the widening OF Locust
Alley To provide a convenient down
town approach from Main To Broad
streets TN" Improvement was strong
" recommended by Commissioner
Henry T.. frck The resolution was
tabled TO hear from property owners as
to the COS; of acquiring the property
needed 70. the proposed widening
The committee tabled until the next
meeting, also. = resolution providin.;
for The acquisition OF the old John =.
Swartwout home place in E@rton
Heights rs site fov Il city park IN
thar section. Residents OF Barton
Heights and North Richmond will DO
asked To appear before the committee
and give their views rs to The dcsir-
ability OF acqui,in- ;his trac; for The
purpose stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
NO CRITICISM or STERN


~ ihc office OF Acknowledgement W.
". Sale yesterday i; was stated that
there was no intention to criticize the
rndings OF Northumberland 10 lan-
stern. assistant Inspector general in
his annual report on the conditions Of
the Virginia Volunteers. General
Sales interview. printed III Til" Times
dispatch. was called forth hy com
mcnts made ON au incomplete account
OF Colonel Stems report. publish" ed
IN an afternoon pGpc:. ard ii VAS these
comments. which tn. .idjutaut General
said. tended TO create AN erroneous. i'm
iIcSSiCI The article cuvcriu.: Gen
t'al sales statement made il clear ;hat
he did not reflect ON Colonel Ste;n's
i.l,o. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
THREE "TRUSTIES" RESCUE
CONVICT GUARD STODDARD
ii!;nm Smith. toIorrd, Nttcnpts Es-
cape. Hut Is Promptly Rsrnpturrd.
shoots or ills own TOcu.

Three 'trmstivs' went to the rescue
OF John Stoddard. Il guard in charge
OF " gang OF convicts work:n.: on the
road near Chester, when William
down and disarmcd him last Monday
St"ddard probably owes his lir, to the
interference OF the trio.
While the gang was At work smith
p!ckcd up rock and struck the
guard on the head, knocking him
S"ns"l"sS Then he seized the guards
nile, which had fallen from Iii. hands.
and covered his fellow convi,ts. order
ing them 10 line up" NJ the point of
the gun he compelled one Of tn. gan.
to take Stoddard's revolver from his
pocket and hand II over. Thus arming
himself. the negro desperate ncd into
the undcrDrush
The fugitive convict had reached a
barn short distance away when he
saw Policemen George sharp and \
T. Taylor approaching his hiding place
The officers We're unaware Of his pres
omc". hU, in his anxiety and excite
mont the lurking fugitive accidentally
dScharscd the rifle in his heads and
shot Oft two of his own toes. The re-
port OF the rifle attracted the officers;
and. thcy iccapturcd Smith. He was
brought to Richmond and placed in
jail. where the injury he hai inhictc
upon himself was treated.
Tn" recapturcd convict will he re-
turned 10 the Chesterfield Jail He will
have 10 stand trial for his murderOus
assault ON the GUARD and faces Il long
term in the pcnitrntiary. Smith was
serving one year on the roads for tres
passing on the property of tEc Atlantic
Coast Line. He was arrested last year
"n suspicion Of being implicated in tho
Shoolin" OF Detective King in chcs-
Terrified There was not sufficient evil
denc" 10 convict him on that charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
Pharmacy IIonrd In session.

Examination of applicants for license
o practice PHARMACY III Virginia was
begun Yesterday ny the STATE BOARD -;
] 'harmacy at the Medical College OF
Nirgih.a ara viii IL. concluded to-day.
Thirty eight are IN the class under
examination. seven OF whom are APP
plying only 10: certificates To practice
a. assistant Pharmacists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

SURGEONS at M"mOFlNI NOSHitHl Nu:-
tcrla% found that Walter i Davis, .JIf
Grove Avenue. Sustained - compound
fracture of the right leg WHOM l;,iocEcd
down and run over by - wagon of IN,
South vi Express Company ct Laurel
aai liruau Streets several DAVIS ago.
lie was operated on ycstcrday Davis
IS sixty eight years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
chnrgcd Win l,ou>.,,rc.htnu.

; TNn case nWNmsl -N-0| WoIl9. -oI0rcd
arrested by Detective Ser=r;uts why
and Eellam on charGo ~ br"uEin.
into the house 10 Lula Mopunrdc. -
the rear Or tol East Carr street. ana
stealing a suit or clothes ana - piYtoi.
WAS continued untu October p in ,h,
Police Count yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
sues for 800.

SUIT 10" So wa. brought in the 90,
'l'ch't Court. Yesterday by A. W. Pct
tcr'ou against ~" NorthIand Rubber
Company 40 icc!aration was filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
OPTION IL SAID TO RE
For tpJ'ItONIMATEI.I S..3Do. GGD

TIE figures named in the option arc
SAID To be approximately $2.aou. goo the
value or contracts which the Company
now has with the United states gov
eminent for the manufacture Of shells
ana other war munitions being taken
INTO consideration. The Trc.icgar Com
pany has pa;d-in capital Of $1,000
oto. ana its stock is undcrst BOD to have
AN earning capacity which compares
iaNorably with any Industrial issue in
tho country.
The identity Of the members Of the
syndicate seeking TO pu .;nasc the
TrcdcEar works has not bcnn revealed
The impression prevails that Charles
NJ. Schwab, The steel maGuatc is be-
hind the deal. and he has tho financial
resources 10 pat it throuIh. Mr..
Schwnb has been awarded many OF
the largest ammunition contracts
given by the British government in
America. and his companies 10 not con
troll sufficient plants To supply the de-
mand.
The Trcdcc"r Company has icvcr ac-
copied ammunition contracts from for
eiSn governments. but has been dcliv-
crinG shells To the United states in
largely increased quantities during the
past year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
OPTION GIVEN ON SALE
OF TREDECAR WORKS
Price of Pending Transaction Said to
lie %2,50O,O00, Including Exist
ing Contracts.
No STATEMENT is ISSUED
anderson Family, Chief Owners, Are
Reticent, but Negotiations for Sale
to Charles VI. ScIiw.b Are Credited
i'm iinnkin9 Circles.

Negotiation. are said he in prog
rcss for the purchase of til. Trcdccar
Iron Works. one o; the oldcSr plants
OF its kind in the South, ~ u s;.ndi-
cate OF No"ihcm capitalists. rrobably
connected with the steel interests. VINO
nave large contracts for "ar muni.
tons with thr allies. IT is undcrst God
that an option has been eiNnn by tho
TrcdcEaf Company. the controlling fac,
tor" in which are Colonel Archer An
ucrSon, Sr.. and his sons Archer An
d"rson. II. and Joseph T. Anderson.
AZ the Trcdcgar plant yesterday af-
tern""n. officials refused To confirm or
deny I'll" report. II was stated that
II Is the policy Of the comprny not 10
uScnSS its business affairs
prominent stakeholder Of the COM
pany is quoted as saying that there
was nothing definite to give out about
the deal at this time and ;hat the ne.
citations have not been coiis,.mmatrd
Ih'r" was no denial that an ortion on
thc plant has been given which will
expire before November l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
CITY BORROWs 100000

I.I'ITI TiIT'"TTN III ''''|T' y "
hoth by artists and hy horsamcn.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-02-05
WoOdman Minstrel Show

The rehearsals for the Modern Woodmer
Minstrel, to be given in the Loyal Theatre
Feb. 18th, is fast drawing to close. The
young people have worked faithfully to ,.lake
this one of the best local plays ever present.
ed in our village, aud "Mac'' informs II:
that they have accomplished wonders. The
Minstrel consists of number of the latest
hits right off the bat, nnyjokes and say
ings sprinklcd with few local gags to ado
the seasoning. The first part setting is to
be to very attractive. The Woodmen have
purchased a special set of scenery from the
East for this part, and the setting is very
fine. The Second Part of the play is COM
posed of FIVE big vaudeville acts, and if the
shouts of laughter coming from the rehearsal
rooms are any criterion, the audience is due
for big scream. The remainder of the
time will be srent in tuning up the show SC
that it will have the right swing when put
on before the public. An added feature
this year is the orchestra accompaniment to
all the songs. This work will be done by
Harto's Orchestra, who needs no RECON-
mendation. This will be the best local
show ever seen in the village.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-02-05
ROAD APPROPRIATION
TO BE PUSHED
Agent Everest Hopes For Some Ap-
preparation For This Purpose.

Have you signed your name to the petit
ion asking Congress to make an appropriat-
ion for road building on the Bad River res
ervatione If you have not sign when the
petition is brought to you. 1t is absolutely
necessary that we have roads and in face of
the fact that large sums are appropriated
each year for other similar projects on other
reservations we can see no reason why an
appropriation should not be made for road
building here. The Department wants the
Indian to farm. Then it is up to them to
lend their aid to securing the said approp-
ration, for as matters now stand here roads
are the only drawback to the farming of
tracts of land. The Indian wants to farm,
but he cannot be expected to do so without
roads so that he can get his produce to
market. Our Agent P. S. Everest is very
anxious that we secure roads as every parcel
of land on good roads is farmed now and it
is necessary that other roads should be open
ed that other farms may be opened. 1t is
necessary Boost for roads by signing the
petition. We know the Department will
aid.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-02-05
IEHE REEHEARI
PROCEEDINGS
MOVE SLOWLY
Commission Steadily Grinding
Out Applicants
For Rehearin& I'm the Matter OF Enrolment Will
Be Long Drawn Out

TIE rehearing proceedings, from the
present outlook is to be long drawn out
affair. The hearings now resemble court
of judgement. Every applicant and witness
is subjected to the most severe gfilling and
examinations from practically every
member of the Commission and Committee.
Some cases have taken several days and the
applicant is subjected to cross-fre all during
the period he is up for rehearing and at
times he could not say whether he was
French or German or whether he was born
in America or Austria, The large part of
this weeks hearing was taken up by the
Halliday hearings. The general situation
of every applicant is gone over thoroughly
and under the cross fire he is subjected to
every relative he ever had and many he has
not got is brought out. 1t is truly a re-