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The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Criminal Division, Ne. 4
Justice siddonk

In re estate of Catherine weems; on
trial; caVeator's attorneys, Richardson
& Shreye; caveatee's attorneys, NJ ].
Colbert and W. H. De Lacy.
Andrews Paper Co. VS.. Mcmahon; :;
judgment on verdict for plaintiff for s42s3;
plaintiffs attorney, C. T. Hendler; de-
fendant's attorney, John Ridout
Baker VS.. Gray: judgment on verdict
for plaintiff VS.. defendant and Illinois
Surety Co. for $50: plaintiffs attorney,
G. F. Digs; defendants attorney, J. A.
O'shea.
Richardson vs. Metropolitan Coach Co. ;
Judgment on verdict for plaIntIfr VS.. de-
fendant and Illinois Surety Co., surety
for SIS; plaintiffs attorneys, Leon Shore
and ]. A. Purcell; defendants attorney, NJ.
J. Colbert
Sullivan VS.. Washington & Old Do
minion Railway Co.; Judgment on verdict
Tor plaintiff VS.. defendant for 800; plain
tins attorneys, H. W. Sohon and w, c.
English; defendants attorneys, w. ]
Lambert and r. H. Yeatman.
Gill VS.. Higgins; judgment on verdict
for plaintiff VS.. defendant and Thomas
Bones, surety for s115; plaintiffs attorney,
w. 2. Leahy; defendants attorney, John
W. Staggers.
Clark VS.. O'Dea: time to file transcript
extended to May 81; plaintiffs attorney,
A. D. Esher; defendants attorney, J. A.
O'Shea.
Assignment today:
Hs6o-In re estate OF Catherine weemA
17S-Greene VS.. Reeves; attorneys, RI
dout-Edwards.
N5-Pluym VS.. Southwestern Invest
ment Co.; attorneys, Grossman-DougIas,
Ruf1n & Obear.
1Ts-Jones VS.. Adams; attorneys, Bal
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Circuit Division Ne. ..
Justice Stafford.

Hines VS.. Van valkenburg; plaintiff
granted leave to file two replications to
defendant's plea; plaintiffs attorney, c.
r. Diggs; defendants attorneys, F. s.
Hill and J. c. Rogers.
Chr. Heurich Brewing Company VS..
Loftns ct al: default VS.. defendant for
s4Saso; PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Tobriner &
Graham.
American Colonization Society VS..
Killian; default VS.. defendant for s2o7s. Is;
plaintiffs attorney, w. G. johnson.
Saunders VS.. Donnan ct al; Judgment
on verdict for defensants VS.. plaintiff for
costs; plaintiffs attorneys, W. @,
Gardiner and l. L. Handy; defendants
attorneys, Tllis Donaldson and A. H.
Ferguson.
McKenney VS.. Mount Vernon ana Mar
shall Hall Steamboat Company; bill of
exceptions signed and ordered of record
nunc pro tune; plaintiffs attorneys, F.
]. Hogan. and NJ. A. Kaufman; defend
ants attorneys, H. F. Woodward and
]. A Purcell
Hatfield Auto Truck Company vs..
Whyte; default VS.. defendant for 1900
less certain credits; plaintiffs attorneys,
Loving & Hammer.
Assignment for today:
SST-Pistorio vs. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, MeriI.
lat-Hooyer
4o2-weiss VS.. City and Suburban Rail.
way Company; attorneys, Baker, oster-
man-Hoover.
Ds-Richardson VS.. Engle ct al; attor-
neys, Whitford-Dayfs
SS0-Wilson VS.. Boyd; attorneys,
Rhodes, Cromelin-Ottenberg.
ls2-Bessley VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railway Company; attorneys,
Lambert. Yeatman-Hoover,
1SS-Barrett VS.. Cofin; attorneys,
Hoover-West
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Equity Division, No. 2,
JuHfirr NIrCnr.

In re lunacy Of William H. Isaacs;
order authorizing renewal Of investment.
In re lunacy of William G. Miller;
order authorizing investment.
The Pueblo Of Santa Rosa VS.. Franklin
X. Lane; bill dismissed with costs; ap-
peal noted: bond 500 or $50 cash deposit
in lieu OF bond Cby Justice siddons)
plaintiffs attorney, Henry P. Blair; de-
fendant's attorneys, P. G. West and c.
4. Wright. Dante vs.. Hutchfns; order
authorizing Brandenburg & Brandenburg
10 withdraw as counsel for plaintiff
Bradley vs.. Davidson; time to submit
statement Of evidence extended to July
l5i and for filing transcript of record to
August Is; plaintiffs attorneys, W. @.
Gardiner and J. W. Whiting; defendants
attorneys, D. S. Mackall and ]. B. Carter.
Day vs.. Day; order Of publication:
plaintiffs attorneys, z. H. Jackson and
R. H. Turner.
Waugh VS.. McMunens rule returnable
April 3; plaintiffs attorney, W. L.
Port Graham Coal Co. vs. McAdoo: on
hearing; plaintiffs attorneys, Samuel
Herrick and R. S. Day; defendants at
torneys' B. E. Hinton, ]. E. Laskey and
Ellis & Donaldson.
Assignment for today:
Sa2T+Port Graham Coal Company VS..
McAdoo; attorneys, Herrick, Day, Cox
Hinton.
1s-Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys,
Swayze, Johnson-Svindell, Van Fleet,
Maddox & Galley.
Probate No. 9O0e1-In re estate Of John
Wheelwright; attorneys, Hackett =
Rounds.
H+Boyts VS.. Mann; attorneys, BaIltn-
ger, Ridout-Darlington
1k2-Kirkham vs.. Kirkhan ct al. at
torneys, Evans, Forrest-Colladay JET
Eords :
1oo-Lynham VS.. Hufty; attorneys, sui
Uvan-Burke, Hufty
176-Ljncoln ct al VS.. Mccormick ct al /;
attorneys, Warren, Sholes-Douglas, JEFF
lords. Toomey.
Hs-Guerin VS.. Guerin; attorneys, De-
Lacy-Rover.
2Z-shank vs.. Shank ct al; attorneys,
Sullivan-Quinn.
22s-Dorsey vs.. Dorsey ct al: attorneys
Williamson-Gaskins.
ZSo-Butler ct al. vs.. National Savings
md Trust Company; attorneys, Perkins
Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Probate Division,
Justice MCCOY.

Estate Matilda L. Thomson; order ad-
mitting VIII to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Hugh NJ Sterling;
bond $500; attorney, II. NJ. Sterling.
Estate Sarah L. Alexander; order ap-
pointing May L. Alexander administra-
tor: bond $1,000; attorneys, Archer &
Smith.
Estate Charles A. Brooks; order ap-
pointing Charles F. Adams administra-
tor; bond 500; attorney. L. NJ King.
Estate Elise Stobesand: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tes-
tamentary to Louis Kettler; bond 5000;
attorney, M. F. Mangan.
Estate Louisa b. Plummer: order adj
mitting VIII to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Nathan PiUrnmer;
bond 500; attorney, J. e. Padgett.
Estate Estella NJ. Gartrell; order ad-
mitting will TO probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Charles W. Fairfax
bond $4,000; attorneys, Wilson, Huide-
koper & Lesh.
Estate John Beron; order for rule to
show cause; attorney, ]. e. Potbury.
Estate Frank T. Rawlings; order con-
firming auditors report; attorney, e. A.
Jones'
Estate Elizabeth B. Thomson; order for
transfer of stock; attorney. John Ridout
Estate Ida Walter; order setting date
for trial of issues; attorneys, W. c. Eng
lish and ]. @. Dudley.
Estate Olivia Walter; order setting date
for trial OF issues; attorneys, w. C. Eng
lish and H. p. Blair.
In re Bertha Dun: order appointing
John w. Duff, guardian; bond $500; at
torneys, A. w. Scott and w. C. Martin.
Estate William F. Scott; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, Harvey
Winfield
Estate Charles A. Davis; will dated No
vember II, 1872 filed.
Estate Ella J. Oliver; viii dated Febru-
ary 5, 1914. filed.
Estate James White; petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed; attor-
ney c. A. White.
Estate Ella'J. Oliver; petition for pro-
bate Of will hledi attorneys, Barnard &
Johnson.
Estate Mary z. Croggon; answer to Pc
tition fled; attorney. e. S. Quinlan.
Estate Virginia Buckley; will dated
April 1, 1915, filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square IS west part of lot U-Geoczs W. ssicsns,
and Harry J. jackson to Vernon @. Owen ana
w mnham an r lockwood, to secure J. d. Garland
&c, three months, per cent
Square so lot e-Rosa L. Mcneil to Charm
Bfown and Henry H. Bergman, to secure Oriental
building Association No g. a.too
FaiTiew Heights. lots . and 80. block s-Arthur
Carr ct w. to William r. Hflyer and Marin
scn. :" '''o4' I e's''''uAi fOiions Association
Square lae. Fart lots 81 and se-Chariss N.
corson to James Y: Shea and George 1. Borrer,
70 secure Thomas T. McHaIe STS0 threr wear.
5b per cent ssmi-annuslly.
Oak Lawn, lot 3-ososr W. White ct ur 10 VII
liam H. sholes and John l.. Warren, to SECURE
William L. Browning $1,000 monthly payments
per cent semi annually and maturity
SquaTo sos. lots G-Josphine S. Beers and Dxi.y
H Beers to-Jamss .. Hobbs and Hubbert r
Quinter, to secure HarTT wardman s5E s. mouthly
Square 81. lots 81 and H-Thom.s T. orr.m .t
ux. TO National Savings and Trust Conpapy Ia
secure John =. wilkins sls5ooo, one 10 ten years,
per cent semi annually
Washington Loan and Trus Company TO seI-,rs
semiannualb.
Square ss north paHs ORIGINAL lot ls-samasl
ward Lewis to secure Margaret Golden s. 500, ous
tlrity. g.
Square sl5, lot s-rhanas A. wssdoa to Arthur
Building Association u. 80.
Square 6ssl. lot ss5-Hsns Dousi.s to Arthur
Oar and Marvin A. Q1stis. TO secure Perp~tusl
Building Association 500
Square l014, lot 3-Jsne Z HaIIey q ny IA
James r. En-son and William S. PhiIAps 10 se
cure Florence s. McCanslish 500, three years.
per cent semi-xnnuslly.
Square aas. lot s-Bststts Dickinsua ct vtr Fred
n to Charles s. shrere, r., and Charles W. Fir
far, 70 secure Cor o. voodsrd $50 thrss yesrx
SA per CENT sezni-annuslF.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26

| The Circle Tire Company has installed
mysterious device which shows a Nil
Ter tire floating around in the air. Jus
how the device is operated and whai
keeps the tire from falling TO the show
room floor they refuse to divulge.
Workmen started yesterday morning
tearing out the partition which separates
the automobile supply department from
the rest of the store. When the changes
are completed It will give "Bin" Joses
department much additional room.
"a car that sells itself is seemingly
as unusual as one that runs without
gasoline" said Leon Hurley, manager OF
Hurley and Farley, Jeffery distributors.
But the Jeffery Six has done that very
thing right from the very beginning. II
made its debut at the New York and
Chicago shows without any of the blare
of trumpets which usually accompanies
the launching of any important motor
car development. In fact, scarcely a
line of advertising appeared and only
minimum of sales effort. In spite of
fact, within thirty days we were COM
PEELED to double our planned production
OF this car because of the stupendous
demand.
Every other car in the class Of the
Jeffery Six has been sold only through
extraordinary advertising effort" said
Mr.. Hurley. This fact Is nothing
against those cars; IL doesn't show that
they are not good cars; in fact. It shows
the contrary, because no matter how
much advertising You put behind a prod
uct, the product cannot be sold in prof
liable quantities unless II Is backed by
real, genuine merit. But the fact that
the Jefery Six actually sold itself to
such an extent that we were obliged to
double our output Is evidence of the ex-
traordinary appeal of this car to the in
telligent buyer.
Nowadays the car-buying pubIic-the
woman part of 1t as well as the man
part-knows pretty well what 1t wants.
When car is literally snapped up on
sight, you can feel It is giving the in
telligent public Just what that public
wants-and a little bit more! The JEFF
ferry Six appeals to men because of its
power. instant response, and thorough
dependabihty. 1t appeals to women be-
cause of its superior finish, beauty, and
comfort, as well as its power and motor
superiority.
"At present we are advertising the
Jeffery Six to a limited extent" con-
tinued Mr.. Hurley, ''but not because
we want to increase the sales. We can
not do that because the demand Is al
ready much greater than the supply.
Our advertising is designed entirely to
make the success of the Jefrery Six a
matter of public record. We believe that
we are entitled to secure the credit that
Is our due-a credit that not even the
most painstakng manufacturer can claim
every year"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Circuit Division, No. I.
Justice Gould.

Assignment for today:
sST-Dean VS.. Washington Gas Light
Company; attorneys, Robinson-Berry &
Minor.
sse-Henderson vs.. Mann; attorneys,
Hill, tr.-Sullivan.
S7l-Jewett VS.. Moses ct al; attorneys,
Gardiner. Hamby-McNeill.
7H-Burke, administrators, VS.. District
q Columbia; attorneys, MILAN, Smith.
8urke-Syme.
z5-Brosnan. jr., VS.. Zell Motor Car
COMPANY; attorneys, Neale & England
sheehy.
a-sanders vs.. Darlington; attorneys,
sazkins-Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
.. S. Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber, De
Vries and Martin.
No. I600-Austin vs. United States. Set
tlenent Of decree. Argument commenced
by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the appellee,
continued by Mr.. Albert H. washburn for
the appellant and concluded by Mr.. Bert
Hanson for the appellee.
No. 1d4-Otte vs.. United States Ships
equipment Argument commenced by Mr..
Albert H. Washburn for the appellant
continued by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the
appellee and concluded by Mr.. Albert
H. Washburn for the appellant.
No. 1654-United States VS.. Mondeville.
Glass stemware. Argument commenced
by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the appellant and
continued by Mr.. Albert H. washburn
for the appellee.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Brookland Parish Elects.

The Church of Our Saviour at Brook.
land has elected the following: Arthur ]
Williams, senior warden: Charles E
Davis, Junior warden: Charles z. Molster
registrar and treasurer: Robert s. Bouch-
er. James z. Green, John II. Ledger
Charles E. Molster, Ralph r. Molster
~. r. I. Reeves. b. C. Washington. jr.,
John ]. Williams. vestrymen; Charles z
Molster. delegate 70 convention; B. G.
Washington, jr.. alternate; Seabury @.
Quinn, delegate to archdeaconry; ]. r.
T. Reeves. alternate.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26

8 L street north hwest-Jesis I. Mohlsr 20 Mar
ssret schneider. lot lo2 square 60. SO
Ksnilworth-Engene W. Weaver to George W.
and Anna NJ. Barnes. lot o. block Q. xDo.
Rosedais and Isherwood-Sathan h. Bryant TO
Mary IA Carr. lot 81. block q 80
Alley between O. d, Eighth and Ninth streets
northeast-Lizzie A. Draper TO trustees Of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. part alley closed.
square 96. SO.
ga Franklin street northwest-Margzret Schneider
10 Jessie ]. Mohler, lot A, square SO. SO
Congress Heights E1tensson-WiIism A. Red
mond. trustee, 10 Raymond s. Scott. lot 81, square
ei23 $500
Thirteenth street and Pcnnsyivania ayenus north
west-John II. Wilkins ct ux. JULIA O.. and Robert
e. Wilkins to Thomas d. osram. lots 81 and e.
square 2sl. Ne
connectieut avenue and Dupont Circle north
wesf-Tncker X. Sands, receiver, TO the Dupont
National Bank Of Washington. lot Il. square 1t.
SEQ co.
loe Fourand-a-haf street southvsst-ostherine
z. Scott and F~dericka e Thomas 10 Samuel
Ptfskin. north part original lot Is square s3 SO
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
District Division.
Chief Justice Covlngton.

In re condemnation for small parks in
square ESQ and others; verdict of fury
fled and jury DISCHARGED.
In re widening OF Minnesota avenue
from Benning road to Gault place YER
dict of jury filed and fury DISCHARGED.
By Justice Siddons.
In re condemne ton for right Of way
for sewer through parcels 2ls-1s, Ns-IT,
isis; order Of publication.
In re condemnation Of land to acquire
right OF way through parcel 234-27; order
Of publication.
In re condemnation Of land to acquire
right OF way through squares soo1 and
SoO7; order OF publication.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Supreme Court Of the United States.

Present: The chief Justice. Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Hughes. Nj Justice Van De-
vanter. Mr.. Justice Pitney, and Mr.. JUS
tice McReynolds.
Charles d. Gould. of Minneapolis, MINI,
and Landon L Forchheimer, Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio, were admitted TO practice.
No. sso-seaboard Air Zine Railway
appellant. VS.. the City OF Raleigh ct al.
Continued per stipulation.
No. 81-Goshen Manufacturing Com
pany, petitioner, VS.. Hubert A Myers
Manufacturing Company ct al Contin-
ued per stipulation.
No. s1O-The Maryland Dredging and
Contracting Company, appellant, VS.. the
United States Argued by Mr.. c. c. Cal
houn for the appellant, and by Mr.. As
sistant Attorney General Thompson for
the appellee.
No. S22-The Levindale Lead and Zinc
Mining Company ct al. plaintiffs in error,
VS.. Charles Coleman. Argued by Mr..
H P White for the plaintiff In error,
and by Mr.. Preston A Shinn for the de-
fendant in error.
No. S23-Pacifc Mail Steamship Com
pany, petitioner, vs.. Ed. Schmidt. Leave
granted to Mr.. James w. Ryan to ap-
pear and argue orally for the respondent,
on motion Of Mr.. W. r. Harr in that
behalf Argument commenced by Mr..
W. r. Harr for the petitioner.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
The day call for Wednesday, April Is,
will be as follows: Nos. 522. S24, 325, S26,
s27, 32s, Ss3, s35, 336 and 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
U. s. Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the United Statei
Treasury at the close Of business yester,
day was:
Net balance in general fund, s12s, II, ,ss4
total receipts yesterday, s2,6s7.2s0; tota
payments yesterday, 81, 1,2S2, ,1ss.
The deficit this fiscal year is So, zss. $50
against deficit OF sss. ss5. .s55 last year
exclusive of Panaml Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year, VI
to the close Of business on April a, sSss,
Sos. .SSS.7S; revenue receipts at the close OF
business on April "a, 1918, s5o1 ,ss2, 2,Il.u3
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
up to the close OF business on April "a
$3.50, ,sS7, ,2u-6S; ordinar! disbursements al
the close Of business on April "a, 1915
800, ,e4s,s42I7.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
COURT PROCEEDINGS
APRIL as, 1916.

sT-Butler VS.. Henderson ct al; attor-
neys. Baker. Leahy-Darlington
AS-Snowden VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Guy, Garrett-Hogan.
27s-Tait VS.. District of Columbia; at
torneys, Ridout-Syme, Williams.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
District Division.
Juxff~N gEaanuu

In re Milwaukee Place; order =,
publication.
In re Piney Branch; order OF publica.
ton.
In re Nineteenth street southeast; order
Of publication.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
District Petitions.

.H72-In re condemnation of land to ac-
quire right of way through lot g. square
1856; to condemn land; attorneys, C. H.
Syme and James F. Smith,
l2I3-In re condemnation of land for
rights of way for sewer in line of Nine
teenth street southeast; to condemn land ::
attorneys, c. H. syme and James F.
Smith.
N4-In re condemnation OF land for
right Of way for the Piney Branch Trunk
Sewer; to condemn land; attorneys, C. H
Syme and James F. Smith.
1N5-In re condemnation of land for right
OF way for the Milwaukee Place sewer;
to condemn land; attorneys, C. H. syme
and James F. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Criminal DIVISION, No. 4.
Chief Justice Covfnxton.

United States VS.. Amos Parker; as
sault with dangerous weapon; verdict
guilty; remanded; attorney, J. r. Neal
United States VS.. Frank Mccormick;
violation Section $50 D. C. Code; recog-
niZance $4,000 taken with Thomas Nc
Cormick, surety; attorney, J. A O'Shea.
United States VS.. Clarence H. Davis
nonsupport: warrant of removal filed
and defendant committed.
United States VS. John W. Hanler;
nonsupport; warrant Of removal, filed,
and defendant committed.
United States vs. Charles c. Glover, Will
liam ]. Fltaher and Henry H. Father;
perjury; motion for consolidation filed
by United States attorney.
United States VS. Aaron Fox, house
breaking and larceny: plea guilty tc
petit larceny; remsnded; attorney, n. L
TiEnor.
United States Va Raymond o. Klein
dienst and Warren E. Grimes, compound
Ing felony; demurrer of defendant
overruled; exception noted; motion for
severances nled by KleindIenst; attor.
neys, D. T. Wright and F. NJ. wampler.
United states VS. Abner shoup and
Gertrude F. Tuley; adultery; motions for
bill Of particulars; to quash indictment
and for severance overruled; attorneys
T. L Jeffords. s. McComas Hawken, =.
c. Dutton, W. J. Lambert and R. H.
Yeatman.
United States VS.. Jerome L. scarbor-
ough; nonsupport; recognIzance $40
taken.
Assignment for today:
United States vs. Dolly Gilbert
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Anderson,
Equity suftr-

In re G. W. Coldenstroth; order ratify
ing report Of special master.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs

hDSb hsthf1 hhhNsf EMS
Burche's Venture-Charity A. Hoys to william
g. BinniI. parcel BOIL. H0
los Fifteenth street southeast-James Martin ct
uI. to Thomas H Martin, lot %. square lo5s SO
sherwood-Clara A. Marden To George A. Smith
lot %. squsrs s1 so.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26

Equity Suit.
S42So-Margaret L Crawford ct al, Va,
Richard J. Crawford. infant; to confirm
contract of sale; plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Hamilton & Hamilton.
S42a-Jennie NJ. Porter vs. George r,
Porter; divorce; PLAINTIFFS attorney
George w. Drew.
S42S-J. Miller Kenyon. ct al, trustees
vs.. William A. Mearns, ct al; for dis.
covery and accounting; plaintiffs at.
torneys, c. G. Tucker. H. P. Galley and
Leon Tobriner.
Si2S-Anna NJ. Casey vs. William r
Casey; for limited divorce; plaintiffs at.
torneys, r. ]. Kelly and NJ. Fl. Diaz
/. 3t2s4-Pauline Campbell ct al. VS.. Lucy
s. Biggs; Judgment creditors bill; plain.
tins attorney, John Ridout
S42S-Pauline Campbell, ct al. vs.
Samuel c. Redman ct al; Judgment
creditors bill; plaintiffs attorney, John
RIdout.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
lawsuits.

5soS3-Jesse C. Love VS.. Walter A. Bell
and Harry U. Bell; Judgment NJ. G:
aHS: PLAINTIFFS attorney, ]. Barrett
Carter.
5Soa-Estelle VS.. Eaton VS.. District of
Columbia; damages 5000; plaintiffs at
torney, W. C. Clephane
5sOSS-Martha E. Weeks VS.. s. Walter
Woodward; damages $4,000; plaintiffs at
torneys, L. J. Mather and r. ]. Downey.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26

The Circle Tire Company has installed
a mysterious device which shows a Nil,
Ter tire floating around in the air. Just
how the device is operated and what
keeps the tire from falling to the show
room floor they refuse to divulge.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26
GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO.
~ Maryland az. .&
Phons Lincoln Ia
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26

Charles d. Gould. of Minneapolis, MINI,
and Landon L Forchheimer, of Ctncin-
nati, Ohio, were admitted to practice.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-26

Workmen started yesterday morning
tearing out the partition which separates
the automobile supply department from
the rest of the store. When the changes
are completed it will give "BIl' Joses
department much additional room,
The Delta independent., 1916-01-28

state law. If it may now grant right
for what would happen if the water
were reuired for some higher use
under the laws of the state for do
nestle use, for example, or for irri-
CATION or municipal uses? If the U. s.
should, under the option contained in
leasehold, acquire the property elias
ed, and all other property dependent
for its usefulness on the leased prem
ises, where would it's right to acquire
property within the state end. and
how could the state tax property so
acquired and held? How could the
state regulate the rates and service of
plant virtually owned and operated
by the United States?
What we want is more and cheaper
hydro-electric power for all purposes.
Can we get it by taxing it as is done
in this instance-practically taxing it
out of existence? Every purpose for
which our fathers ordained and estab-
| lished the constitution cries out
against such tax and against the whole
! leasing system by which it is sought
to be enforced. Such a system direct
ly affects the autonomy of the public
land states and thereby impairs our
more perfect union. 1t operates as a
dank injustice to our newer western
commonwealths by depriving them not
only of their rights as guaranteed by
the constitution, but of the use of
| those natural advantages which the
Creator has bestowed upon them. The
| domestic tranquility is adversely af-
fected not only by the sense of the
injustice of this system, but by the
discouragement of capital and labor
which a more liberal policy would in
sure. Finally the logical outcome of a
system of leasing under the autocratic
control of the bureaucracy is absolute
ly destructive of the blessings of liber-
ty under a republican form of govern
ment.-Field and Farm.