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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-02

II you have the itch, don't
scratch. 1t does not cure the trou-
bic and makes the skin bleed. Ap.
ply BALLARD'S SNOW LINI,
MENT. Rub 1t in gently on the
affected parts. 1t relieves itching
instantly and few applications re
moves the cause thus performing a
permanent cure. Price 25c, SOC
and sl.OO per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-02
For Sale by all Dealers

Fathers, mothers, It is your duty
to leave a good picture Of yourself
for the children aud near relatives.
35 If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-02
Tax Assessors Notice

Notice is hereby given that will be the various presnctS
Randolph county Arkansas the following named dates for
purpose assessing the property and capita tax
of said county for the year 196as follows towit:
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-02
- - n H lns 1he H Drlyes AlaIarla BuIds up systen

The Old standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASrELEsS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, ,euriehes the blood and builds up the sys-
ten. a tFuc tonic. For adults and children. SOC.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-02

Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves
The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because It contains the
we'll known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28
Fourth Day, Thursday February II, 1916

Holt County Missouri do hrrcby certify that the above
copy ~ the Probate settlement no"k" Tor the ie
Cnutt ~ thr ,4Wu Hppvur, ~ record la ny office
.SEALJ Witness my hand and the seal ~ said Cour
18th day ~ January, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

SherilI GelvIn had business IN 80,
Joseph Wednesday
Win l., Moore has been on tie
sick.lis' for several days, hi, werk.
Rry. !. : Cunningham aud wife.
Of Albany, No are here on WISH,
with relatives and friends.
Charles MarNr and wife visited IN
Mound cry, SUNDAY last, the guests
Of their daughter, Mrs "a Alkire
and husband
Mr. and Mrs Whlieford, Of 81,
Joseph, are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs, James Murray and
husband OF near Napier
Mr.. and Mrs. James " Murray,
Of Napier, eldest son Of Mr. and Mrs,
Joe II. Murray, aid TO rest their In.
faur daughter, Elizabeth Elaine, In
Maple Grove cemetery Al Oregon
Jan, -, lold,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28
WHAT WILL MARYVILLE DOY
Holt County's Appeal to the Voters
Of Maryville 10 Wipe
Out the Saloon.

Before another issue OF THE SENT.
ELappears, Maryville will have voted
upon the question OF retaining the sa
luJn and IL will have been decided for
four years Holt county Is waiting to
hear the result. We are interested
and have q right TO lie. Our taxes
help to build aud maintain the Normal
school located there.
Every paper In Holt county express.
ed itself last week. Tie country news.
paper can I've relied on to accurately
represent the sentiment Of the com.
munity In which It Il published. So
there Is no question as to the senti
ment OF the people OF Holt county,
and u can he safely assumed that the
sentiment OF all counties surrounding
Noda~ay county and OF Nodaaay
county itself. outside Of Maryville, Is
against the existence and maintenance
Of saloons In the town where their
boys and girls 40 away from home TO
school
II Is now universally conceded that
the saloon II an umitigated evil, and
that all It's effects and influences are
degrading The only excuse that viii
be offered for It's existence Is the
/ revenue derived from It.. That the
/ revenue derived from the saloon Is a
gain Is an exploded fallscy. Actual
/ experience has shown that a town Is
better oil financially without u. But
even II II we're a financial gain, tie
loss OF one boy ON account OF Its In
lluence puts the balance on the other
side.
Maryyile owes II TO her own boys
and girls TO remove the temptation Of
the saloon from their paths, And still
more do they owe II to the boys and
girls from surrounding counties They
are going out from home and
from home restraints and IN
ruenceS, probably for the Hrs,
time. Their parents have a right "a
ask the town tia, has been favored T..
the location Of the school 10 furnish
their boys and girls with clean sur
rnundings and influences.
TuE SENTINEL expresses It's owl
sentiment, and the sentiment Of ,h'
people Of Holt county In demandin.
that Maryville wipe ont the salOoi
mex, Thursday.
We make this last appeal 1,
every voter of Maryville, l." I"'
wANrouW HuN> N>p uigLs ~ Nui
scunOLy Then, see that your ballo
reads, against the sale OF Int oxira,
Ink liquor
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28
STANDARD Bicycle for sale. Lloyd

STANDARD Bicyle for sale. Lloyd
Markt, Oregon, Mo.
We are sorry TO hear that y. N.
Norris is quite sick with the grippe.
Mrs. Fannie DUNCAN and daugh.
ter, Miss Ilortenss, we're In 81. 10.
seph, Tuesday Of this week.
For Sale-My home, one.half block
south Of the Christian chuch.
Mus. ALICE kuNZ.
Wood for sale Cord and Stove
Wood. Call on or address, Henry
Adolph, oregon, Mo, Farmers phone
PROSECUTOR a. VI Tibbels was
here Monday, getting matters In
shape for the coming term Of the
circuit court, which cOnvenes Feb. -
The many friends Of Earl Cooper
will be glad TO know that he Is now
able TO he out on the streets a little.
after a six weeks tussel with the
grippe.
y. II. Reeves and family were ny
TO Fortescue, SUNDAY, and spent the
day with father and mother, Thomas
I'M, brother, WIZ HI, and Mis-
Hal T. Geiyin
James &, Morris, ~ the Marion
district, was IN town SATURDAY. las,
IN. too has h.en down with the grippe
and he SAYS II las been quite prevalent
In that section
DIR a. a DiSpue aud wife, Of 81
Joseph, are nov IN New York cay
where the doctor II taking a thfe'
months post graduate course IN th'
hospitals Of that city IN surgery iu
the eye. ear. nusr and throat
W. u. Garten, u NJ lundyille, Yer
non county, ibis state, islrre visit IN
with lis daughters Mrs. George ;
LukenS and family, ut oregon, MIS-
VIM. WcStcott and family and Mrs
Harold liodpln and family e New
Point
AT the Presbyterian church mex
sun lay. Rev. ]. ; Cunningham vii
preach al II u, M, Mr., Cunningham
i,a broth, in.law Of Mr., ! II Muir
ray AMI Is pastor OF our churches a
Knox and Mt Zion, and lives a
Albany,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

A. w tWirk) Greene Is not What
YOU would call a strapping big fellow,
~ any means, but right at the pres
ent time he feels bigger Than any
BODY. his Wife, with the assistance OF
Dr. ]. l.. Hogan, presenting him with
a fine son, January ~
County Clerk kunkel has been
holding . rGceI tion at his office the
mast week. entertaining the oyersceTs,
who have been coming IN from various
parts OF the county, making their an
nual settlements prior TO the meeting
of the county court, which meets on
February nh
We are glad TO learn lat the Wife
and little son, Cayne, Of y, T. wilson,
who Ina, been seriously sick for several
weeks, are now impro ing, and nc
back.,et occurring, viii soon he able to
be up and around To cap the climaS,
their little baby, Who Is with it'
grandmother, Mrs j, II. Wilson, OF
Forest City, is whOoping It up WIN
the whOoplns cough
Robert Montgomery and his deaf
companion, have returned from SNld
more, where they have been iorse'era
weeks, visiting his son, Hiram and
family, and Grandma Hoblitlell
While there they were both taken
sick with the grippe, and we're conHn
ed to their bed, but good care aho
faithful nursing, has brought then
through. We are surely glad TO SET
them home again.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28
Forest City NJ. +. Church Notes.

SUNDAY waS a most beautiful day
aud good day at church: -" present
AT SUNDAY school Two good sermons
los Rev duncan, T. T. Tie prrSid
ing elder, pastor aud wife we're enter
tainei Al the home Of : NJ Ccllman
The quarterly conference Monday
morning was very gratifying, well al
tended and good interes, manifested
Cottage prayer'meetings In in,ercs,
Of the revival are being conducted
this week. Remember the service At
the church will begin Sunday morn
ihs aud continue on Rev, Goldman
Of wilkes boulevard church, Colum'
bll, assisting,
The ". NJ, : will meet at tie
church In the upper room, Friday, Al
= p. m. Find your place In all Il
these services You are most cordial
Is Invited Il NJ WErIEL, Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28
T. A. Long, Veterinary.

n, 4 n ch,,aI., p,eyop No,b
phones.
v,o,. a. I,..L n., ,.c.iv,a .
.,,o,,.,, ~ z.,,,, Alan,
-. ,vm., H., ,,,,,,, an,
,u,i., ,r,o,i. a. I..mn, Rant I,uild.
i,y =, J,.,,b Mo
=, -, ,..,
,-, -, y" 40 -,
'a'se''' ,','eu :" ''' "''''' WV
49,,
'," -" 80 " ~ Wv
O"'"'O'e 49, 20" '" -
wv '''''' "'' ''""' WV"
-Dr Wh''sell' eye ana ear special
Wv ,o" y. -, .o',,' , so" s"' 80,
''''''' 81 'os'p''' "o' 'o''p'o''e'' wa.
Henry Fischer anu "'Ie' VI Corn
my are feJoie'ne over Tue afr''a' OF a
s'fl DAD! ,ha' came 10 'he'' hohe'
'A"a'' :"
we are g'ah 10 learn tist 'u'ge
Asa iurp'n' o' ,ra'e' VINO 'aN peeh
| H"''e SICK WIN 'he s''Ppe' " "o"
eoh'ae>c'"g
Henry Armack aud V. &. Harms,
OF l''c WI 's'ai Sprihs, ne's'ip rho",
na' ""s'''">N w oregon 'as' Ha'"'''!'
W" a'N"'"e"se very p'a>"h' 'a'''
Money To loan ON farms at totsl
cost Of q percent per year 10 the Dor.
RIVER, A'So slms home money 10
Loan on farms, q : l.ukens, Office
over West side Cafe,
Il mes IIosr,,.t,.r aud wIf. Of
Omaha, Nrbr aud Mrs. Emma lieNer,
OF AmaLunia, have been visiting here,
the guests IT their mother AMI sister,
Mrs, and Miss Mary iibS'etter.
n Robert Noellsch aud wife, Of the
LInr,n school district, are ius, A.
happy A. happy can he, the Stork, I'm
der Tie guidance Of Dr. Hogan, leaving
lin. pIrlb,by AZ their home, Jan .,
Man, p,.,u.r Ia IA, liam. viI, 4,
s.yrfrly sprain.d ankle, which occur
red ON the streets Of Kansas Guy. on,
day. last week, enrouts home from
Excelsior Springs, where lac had beer
resting nm for A few DAYS.
No,,v !, Land n, l,rms por
,,,., h,s o,,i,n :, ma, ,,,, -, ali -,
,r,,,,n,I n, mas, ,;,,,. Mo-, Iih.,,l
,arn,s 80 ou.,.d r,u .r,,s -,
nhon. IN ns Cos,s yon ma, ,d,y sav.,
Won money.
THE SISSON LOAN 4 TITLE CO
Offices over Nodaway Valley Bank,
MaryyiIle, Missouri.
n, 4 - c,r,is ,o,ms,,v NJ man,
,,.,on Ian, WHO has hsen n,,c,,c,u'
,Ls nrnr...i,n ~, ds,,r,s,,, In sian
na,rr iii s,,,o IN, ssysr,l ys,rs
nas ,omo,sd,oS, Jossnn wns,s a,
na. 90 T., x,,h nr No. i,,Ls r,I
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

.aOn a year rent II Ne viii let then
mov. In. As our building Is occupied
We have no room To rent, and IN ~
gard Ia Keeping up our tines, wc can
do that withou, assistance from any
Independent Company,
Surely Mr., Mufray's words In one oI
his previous lrtterSare the most suit
able at this time; crushed Il
earth vii rise again,
Very respectfully submitted
IACuH liuCuEE,
\ Director,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

Adam. be your d,'c rnm-d :, = r. and mn,
mad, ,goodki Igrny dark
FAT have fat horse marc .adm TO
the you the
mn will please IN price.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

Standard Dry Dip for win
ter use will positively keep
your Hogs free from lice and
all germs. II II don't give
you absolute satisfaction.
don't pay. Sold in all size
packages.
FRANK FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

r., G, Ruley and wife are In Kan
sas City this week, attending the
Southwest Lumbermen's Association.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

--Wanted-A large room or two
small ones furnished for light house.
keeping. Inquire at this office.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-28

HARRY N. DUNCAN.
Judge and Elk. OffiCio Clerk of Probate Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11
ASSEMBLYMEN BALK
AT FOREIGN JUNKET
None Wishes Trip TO Europe,
at state Expense. TO
Study Pensions.

AtRASy. Feb. I0.-Prior 10 the time
Assemblyman McQuistlon of Brooklyn
inquired about how members OF the Leg
islature lived at the Hotel Biltmore at
the expense of the state here was a
rush OF applications from members OF
the Assembly to serve on suol commit
tees. Since criticism and publicity have
been heaped m the accounts of certain
committees there has been a general de-
sire not to serve.
As a result NOBODY to-day accepted an
offer from Assemblyman Leon Bleecker.
Republican. New No'k, to visit the war
zone and other foreign parts.
Assemblvman Blecckcr introduced a
hill propoS,EE a commission Of three
leg slai"rs -"ue Senator and Two As
ernhlN mcn-"to inquire INTO tu" organ
iZttion and opciatlon ~ othor countries
Of old age pens on systems. speaker
sweet pointed out the advantages of
some OF the legislators visiting Ireland.
G;crmauv and England aud II they had
time to run around PARIS ior q few weeks.
but Iobudy volunteered.
Mi. Bl"ecker expects 20 have his bill
passed. With 4 goes az appropriation
OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11
DIDN'T ASK QUIGG.
>ib1c for Any G%ilIcspis Letters.

ALpANY, Feb, l0.-Nheu asked about
the Gillespie letter linking his name
with that a. Mr. Ouigg in connections
witt III" invitation sen; him to speak at
~" iitishurg Chamber of Commerce
dinner GOV Whitman said tonight
You know ! get a great many .uvta.
tons to speak a. a great many dinners,
II IL pos sibl" that I did get an invita-
ton (" speak at the dinner referred to.
However, ! am sure did no, ACCEPT II
ard did not ask Mr.. Quigg's advice
whether or not | should accept IT,"
The Governor was asked II ne would
comment 100 NJ. G~;illespie's classified
ton of Mr., QuigR 40 the Governor
close adviser"
"Surely,' said the Governor, You do
not expect m" to h" responsible for what
one Gillespie might write to another"
Their" was repeated to tn. Governor
Senator Thompson's statement that tho
chairman would assume full ~responsi-
b!lity Cor publication of the Gillespie
letters.
81 don see that there Is any srcu,
assumption If responsibility said the
Governor. - don't see that Senator
ThulnpSol or ~ one else should worry
nbolit assuming responsibility for the
publication of letters. If had had ia,
letters ! might have published them my.
self"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11
FISH DIGS UP NEW
ALBANY JUNKET BILL
BrprptOn's Contest Committed
Charged S3O.213: S9.O73
to BiltmOrP.

ALBANY. Feb. 10-The demand FOR
a general investigation OF expenses
charged by legislative committees hay
ing been shelVed, "A number of prominent
Republicans have urged the state Comp
troller. Eugene NJ Travis. to make an
investigation on his wv account.
Meanwhile Hamilton Fish. ", the
lone Progressive has been digging up
the records OF the Committee on Pt.v1-
lcges and Elections III the Assembly.
This committee. Mr.. Els has dlscov-
cred. outdid the THOMPSON group BY run
ming up a bill Of s10ooo AT the Biltmorc
Hotel last year.
The committee has Jurisdiction over
Contested seats. Las, year there We're
three contests. one of which was
dropped early. About al the COM
mitt.o rad To- do was To- go TO New
yo.k. ge; til" ballo. boxes IN the two
contested districts and count the Few
thousand ballots they contained.
THIS tn" committee did at a total ex-
peuS. of S@o.213.Ni. The III for rail-
road la. alone amounted to Sl,oN' AMI
TO- legd, expenses the state paid on
sGi3S.?S. 1t cost ss5 10 have the ballot
boxes carried to the hotel.
AmoHr the ten I6omirrrt Republicans
wi" nave" asked the compttoi"r Ia maxi
- PERSONAL investigation are Henry J"
- msUu and ex-senator Edgar Y.
I;gackcti. Tue committee ted as chair
man Henry r.. II Brereton. from
Warren county.
rudcr Nj. Brc,cton the comm.tt.elnen
went doan to New York u ,ear ago In
January and put ny A. the B!limore'
They stopped there on and uff for three
months. until ihe close OF ;ne session,
running up u bill of H,u1i:S. They
held seventeen meetings. In all they
employed sixteen CLERKS. e.even mes
srugprs. two process servers. three
struugrapIor,. a sergeant at arms and
an assistant for him.
The sixteen clerks. most of whom came
from Warren county and charged rail
road fare 20 get 20 New York. received
IN all SG.i3H.64. The eleven messengers
some pet'iug as high as s. a day re-
c,tvcd <il2p The official si-nOgtaph.r
cost en-, State sl.j+'U4 Stcnogiaptefs
to counsel and to the commltta" were
paid SIS. counsel fees amounted 10
S1."6i.7-. but u addition Si,,22@i was
allowed 90 TIA" successful contestants for
personal counsel fees IN defending
ih"'r ,itlre.
Dluio. f.. Imrie. counsel TO the
B'.l"tpu committee, pa. il SlN bills for
|.Nl"I>r, tud Sery - -Four were fof
$50 -. uu" fo' t42t74 tud on" ioi
>titl5 Mr. lmr.r lives az Gi.us Falls
Warren county. He received 1925 a
week tor hfs services and railroad fare
hick nrrl forth between New York and
las nome. Ne made :u.lvr such trips
TN. eleven members OF To-. committee
were ll.urN r.. ~. Bre,c:oU Of Warren
II. I.dmui.u Mtrlnld "f J.if"i son. S.Inoi
l.. Adl-r OF Mor.u.. Flo l.. Hopkins o:
Wes'rh,st.r. M'r"ll }. Thiiett Of Mad.
sou, samuel /; 'ire.n "f Kings. NathaI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11
tot siOU.O0O bonus.

"NoN W4te > O.. OF Yu pnil ror.-
c-iU hcvtJSo, cNc"pt a. 10 Ia" amount
above stated. The cost Il rapid transit
Wa not Increased tu'''h,. tho NiouklNn
RAPID TRANSIT con pa. tap' ia" New
York Municipal ':tH,HN Corporation,
did show its acknowledgement ut my SER
vices by paying ne the sum uf tluU.-
GOO. given. as the report Of a committee
of IN" dir."tors states. IN recognition
Of his unusual services and tim" spent
!. negotiations with the city relative to
tn. subway contracts This ,t! m.ut
WIS not solicited or suggested 10y M.
II vas IN" voluntary and apprccIt'iv"
act oi the directors. " to whether !
deserved the compensation is not for
me to say. | leave that to my directors
and to tho iirooklyn public.
M | have to say - thtt ! would not
GO through those two years ae,iu for
c0&".dcrat:oM NOT even millions uC
dollars The work, worry and strau
took at leas' ten wears ont of my NE
The le-Tit is that %i'rookiru and ',u''n>
hay" not been left OF tn" rapid TRANSIT
map and have IN. assurance Of rapid
facilities Of whtch their ponpl,
never dreamed Ana hy r"H-uu ~ our
stand tn" city. instead Of heinE at thu"
mercy of tue ln~torbnrough company, as
IL was before "" entered the 'icld. was
by our position enabled "a make "A much
better bargain with that corporati"u,
"~Supcrvi-.ou of our plans, contracts
and accounts 10y the city has cost tn"
joint enterprise probably not less than
81. 0uO.O 900 extra money Nud when our
part Of the 'Ota, cost is compared with
the with the uutold millions ~
uuncCeSsarN expense IN interest and
other charges by reason ~ IN" DELAYS
in making ready fur operation Ia" cen
tire street loop. the Fourth avcuu" sub
way and TIA" broadway subway "" ar"
for complaint
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ISLE. QUIGG,L ETTERS SAY
Colby Angered by Publication of Notes Written by
Contractor Gillespie-Thompson m Nearly
Disrupted by Unauthorized Action.


on Monday. when he return" - the cit',
and II might show mp, and II 50 ! viii
of course discuss II ana recommend It,
but ] am sure the only thing he VIII DO
VIII hs TO drop e.. for he will not go
against The advice OF h!s friends.
This is prrtonai aud conNdentid'. and
You VII plca.e not use Nj QuigG's name
! am sorry ! could not do more f"r sou
Yours. +. y GILLESPIE
Wit tne,, letters was given OUT ,lso
"a ch..r, sent bv Nr ,;liesnie Ia AFR
Uuivg and , p~hotopranh Of IN. ch,cl
uas nuhIiah,d ,,,,,rda, rrh. ch.cl, d.
dated January IA. 1915. and dir,,,s he
Liberty National, panl, IN nav g., no
or,i.r ~. AIR Ouicg soIoo Thr ,hocL IL
from fin, ners,rai rher,, h,nl. If IT.
.:ul.sn,, ava O. .i,n.d h, hi,, nv.
,hoci, u,, i,dnrsod 60 ,h. ,hns. -
,tnr.i H., Ter ,,,ha, -, ~.
rrlr,i,e ROT, .p,, 60 co.. NJ M
a. nj, J,,,,., Il, ,,ui,,
Del, vn,so .aa,naI o., ,,t,,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11
,CAPABLANCA LOSES
ADJOURNED CONTEST
Cuban Finishes Ila, in Bico
Tournament With Hi,
Only Defeat.

II required Just twelve Nu. .. Vol.
Oscar 'haj,s to wtnd up his abdominal
game with JOSE X '~apahlaH.l "a
Rice memorial CHESS master ',H-,,
inent at the rooins Of the Msrr,t,,
Chess club yesterday. the NrN ,5,
player winning after siNty-slN .la,,
all had been recorded. l. U.s. fu. rr..
defeat administered to tho cuban ,A,r
pion in any Of the seventeen game,
has played in this composition. Nt
will come to an end with w.. uIaytr. n
the NTH round of tho tirIl tag, AZ
cafe Boulevard this aft.ruoo tam.
blanca, who has = hNo IN tin" iiu.,i -,.,l
completed his srh"dui" VITA q ',,,
fourteen eius and three 'p.s,. r..
losses. however. uclud" only uU, d.,.,,
outright. the others h,ug two ar,o.
games with kostic and ore .irl g,
Eosenthal and Kuprhik
When play was resumed .r 'nD ,'ai.,
fapahl1nca game yesterday G-.yt.l..
lad lost his queen FOR 8 tNgi' v.i ru.
but had established q PASSED ,,Nr ,
the seventh row. Whi,u prUr ed a.. t..
III. ending difiiruit FOR r.tI,. T...,
ter. however. worked ,If a ..,,r '.. a..
play wn'cn led tee % d.,' Sc. d..
first "uauu'uVr" forced : 90 ,.4.,. '..,
up his ro"h for - h.st"p, u.' .
hm only temporary r'ii.' So f., a..
queen proceeded tu r.r.r t., .,r.
pawus. When ih"r" Wts no, t.i' ~. Wed.
Of resisting '~aiahIar,d a. ..,..I. u..
In ana 'u'i", w. No,.'Iy D. -,a,u
lrt"' 80 the only w.lu,r ,rt :.
famous young m1~te"
'apahlanca Wti, |,.I,nf.t'. . .or.
Birthday and l~url0.ut,Ii, .- uA' .,r.
ture of I'll" chi't ul.z " ~. i1, i.u,.. nov,
yy living AZ tNn. b...D. %. ... .r
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II nIy say. 'urrh"r. ihl' - .,rng-
ui7N tht, tn" Informal rot a. "a. i'rng
u.ar. Way - whi'h those 'r,-t'.aut"
were 1aGr public involves . % '".t.on
under which - arc al, rest this
committee, it, counsel Al Of u - q
iut denied that ia" hooks o. r \ gu
l"'".e are under ~.'sp,rt!on ara exam.
nation - this uNm"u and 80 sh 80
add that -" ,outlulltnc" Of my services
and those % Nj Dawson. such modest.
services rs 80 are an" - roudo.. ts
conditioned ou ~, "a ros wh .ol r,
have received, and Tht,h ". truss. that
no l~uet ton - su,n an Instance ..
this can poSS'bl, occur.
"Th" work ~ collateral ass stance =,
this committee viii hereafter l." r
charge OF Mr. Dawson. whose position
al the bar ami as au ~actuary Is ahov.
r"p-orch trust that with this DIS
aroWal his most rcgrettablr Incident
vii not rctarL the progress ~ this com.
r'toe toward IT. end It's very crea,
end"
an behalf Of this committee said
Senator Thompson, 81 may say 'ha, 7
don'' know that We eve expected this
Investigation Ia proceed without mis-.
takes. The chairman is TO blame ror
this matter and I decline 20 Put tho
blame on any one, I am entirely 10
blame, if.there - any blame n Z. I
have every confidence in the counsel Of
this committee and I'm Mr.. Dawson. w.
desire to have him remain with Ne. |
don't know hat ! ever shrnnk from any
responsibility that came my way. hu.
! wish that this matter had never come
n"fo!" ~. am sorry his matter be-
came public"
Mr., Dawson also said . few words
hetor" the final !nterment Of tho Incl
drnt. Mr.. Garrett then moved forward
with several books and papers hclong-
ing 90 the estate OF Mr.. Freedman.
These he said lie would turn over To
Mr.. Dawson. w%hcreupon senator Thomp-
SOL said that he would turn them over
10 the committee. There wa no further
comment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11

Nh" Peoples Gas Light aud toh.
Company reports for tIc yea" GUIDED
D"ornhrr -, 1915. u surplus of Sa,22N.-
ass availahl" for dividends. as compare
with S",@H2, ,6> IN 1910 This va .lutl
to S.3S per cent earned ON the $SN.I0N
coo capital stock, against SI1 earned
on the stock in the previous year frus,
earnings were SlT,o"1,N"i, as compared
with $40 500, LBS, with a Net Of 81, ,u6,
l56, as compared with Sf,7>",i05. Tro
surplus after. dividends was Sla2, 1"2. as
compared with s39T.GHt in l?li