Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12
JUDGE DEFEATED FOR
OFFICE IN DIES MONIES

JUDGE DEFEATED FOR
OFFICE IN DIES MONIES.
Albert Chamberlain located in Dcs
Moincs and enjoyed a lucrative prac-
Nr" for many sears Or. Cnan hcrlnin
set up an office at Stratford q few
miles away. He visited his brother of.
ten. The doctor proapcrcd in n small
way, although adversely visited him
SoinetlmcS, onco ncrCSSitating bank
ruptcy. Again fire destroyed a drag
store IN which he had cstablis shed a
protitablc business. However. late IN
me according to him, hn was able to
hclp his hrothc" to whom fate was
hcSinnlnE to he uMkind. The home life
OF tho judge became complicated. III
Forcc proceedings cnsucd He lost his
property The doctor helped him Sur
&irai operations for a goitcr on tho
Judges neck were advised Nv nhvsi.
cians. The doctor brother carried him
TO the Mayo brothers and p,id tbo
expense Of an operation whuo no
stayed beside him.
After the hospital cynericnrn tro
judge ran for office In Dcs Noiuns
lie was defeated. Then he wontc, ~
leaFo the State. The doctor foo
'h"nGht he himself had reached tho
stag" Iii life when he was entitled 70
n nome IN Il pleasant cline. He boun1t
Snhnysidc Farm" the place which
rIaES SO hg Il part in this trial. To
,h!S he invited his brother. The iu1cn
however had his eyes on Florida
ana bees. The Aortor advanced him
money to 90 to Florida where no
bought small place which subsc.
q"ehtiy proved unsatisfactory.
OFTEN GAVE MONEY TO
ASSIST HIS BROTHER,
FROM Florida the judgc rntnrncd IN
Stratford. The doctor rnncwcJ M hi, :" :"
Fiatlon to "Sunnysidc. ." The iu1gn
accepted. The doctor bought TWO mrl.
'S TWO horses and household goods
ana equipment and employed y younp
man 10 come with the judge to Vir.
|Inla. The Judge was to have h,ir nr
the income from the farm and woc IA
nave II home there ~ long as No vont
cd IT. During The two years the mdgn
llado MS homo there before Or
,nathhcrlain came with his y0une
oFldc the doctor @cnt him much mon
eE Tor eXpcnSoS--evcn supplied him
WIN postage stamps. A statement
from Stratford hank was shown "a
prove that the doctor really snnt
"rafts to his brother and they came
10 @oouly sum. OFTEN the doctor said
ne gave his brother money on bc
came to the farm.
All went well between tho brothers
until DR.. Chamberlain came with Lis
vile. Then the Judge seemed 10 fear
lhat ne was not to enjoy his o!d priv
l'@"S. lie asked the doctor TO deed
MIN half interest in the farm. This
Vas refused. the doctor said, because
ne ala not want to fix Il SO the Judges
son would inherit the properly. lie
iia however. offer to build y sonar
ate home for the Judge he said. when
his hrO,hcr Informed him that he
wanted to marry.
The doctor said his brother was
angcrcd by his REFUSAL. They quar-
relied. Albert wanted arbitrafors call
cd TO settle their differences. he claim
in% that he was due something for
the work he had done and his own
money that had been spent on the
farm The doctor agreed. Tho arbitra
tors allowed his brother s1ItG. He
Thought this too much. Ensuing un-
ploasantncss resulted in the broth
er's departure from his home.
BELIEVES BROTHER RETRAY-
ED HIM IN IOWA COURT.
In the meantime tho doctor had
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