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 Dos
hofnes and enjoyed n lucrative prac.
tee for many years. Dr. Chamberlain
set up an office at Stratford a few
miles away. Ho visited his brother of.
ten. The doctor prospered in n small
way, although adversely visited him
sometimes, once necessitating bank
ruptcy. Again fire destroyed n drug
store In which he had established q
profitable business. However, late In
Ire, according to him, he was able to
help his brother, to whom fate was
neglnn1ng to DO unkind. The home lifo
OIL the Judge became complicated. Di-
Vorce proceedings ensued. He lost his
property. The doctor helped him. Sur
gical operations for a goitcr on the
JUDGES neck We're advised by physi
clans. The doctor brother carried him
to the Mayo brothers and paid tho
expense OF an operation while bo
stayed beside him.
After tho hospital experience, tho
Judge ran for office In Des Moines
he was defeated. Then he wantea n
leave the State. Tho doctor too
thought ho himself had reached tho
stage IN life when he was entitled to
a nome In pleasant clime. He bought
Sunnyside Farm" the place which
pays so b:g part In this trial. TO
,hls ne invited his brother. Tho iulee
however had his eyes on Florida
anu pees. The doctor advanced him
money TO go to Florida where he
bought small place which subse-
to-
OFTEN GAVE MONEY TO
ASSIST HIS BROTHER
=. From Florida the Judge returned To
Stratford. The doctor renewed his In
Vstatlon to "Sunnyside." Tho indigo
accepted. Tho doctor bought two mul.
es TWO horses and household goods
ana equipment and employed q youne
man TO como with the judge to Vir.
kih'a Inc Judge was to have half Of
the income from tho farm and was IN
nave homo there as long as he want
Gu IL. during the two years the iudga
nlade MS homo there before DR.
thamberla1n came with his young
orlde tho doctor sent him much mon.
ey Tor expenses--eyen supplied him
with postage stamps. A statement
! from n Stratford bank was shown 70
prove that tho doctor really sent
drafts to his brother and they came
to goodly sum. Often the doctor said
nc gave his brother money wien bo
came to the farm.
All went well between the brothers
until DR.. Chamberlain came with h,a
VIE. Then the Judge seemed to fear
that no was not to enjoy his old priv
leges. He asked the doctor to deed
MIN half interest in the farm. This
Was refused, the doctor said, because
ne ala not want to fix 1t so the judges
son would inherit the property. He
lid, however, offer to build a separ-
ate home for tho judge.he said, when
his brother Informed him that no
wanted to marry.
The doctor said his brother was
angered by his REFUSAL They quar-
relied. Albert wanted arbitrators call
ed to settle their differences. he claim
Ing that no was duo something FOR
the work he had done and his own
money that had been spent on tho
farm. The doctor agreed The arbitra
tors allowed his brother S1446. He
thought this too much Ensuing un.
pleasantness resulted in the broth
er's departure from his home
BELIEVES BROTHER BETRAY-
ED HIM IN IOWA COURT.
In the meantime tho doctor had
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