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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

president of the Harding Publish
ing Company, publishers OF the
Marion Star.
Senator and Mrs. Harding are
members of the Baptist church of
Marion which they have attended
since their marriage in July s.
1891.
The first time the senator came
into public life was in 1900 when
he was elected to the state SEN
ate of Ohio, serving until 1904.
At that time he was elected lieu
tenant governor and held that
office until 1906. He was elect
ed to the United States Senate in
1915 for a term ending In 1921
and Tuesday was elected presi-
dent of the United States.
The Harding family came orig
inally from Scotland, settling in
Connecticut. Shortly before the
revolution, the family moved to
Pennsylvania and during the war
the family was well represented
in the armies which fought and
won independence from Great
Britain.
In the days when Ohio was a
great wilderness of forest, with
small farms cleared away here
and there, and a few scattering
villages, the grandfather Harding
with his family hewed for himself
farm out of forest, and 1t was
here upon his grandfather's farm,
where his parents were then liv-
ing that Warren G. Harding was
born. His father, who had fought
in the Civil war to preserve the
Union, at that time was young
practicing physician.
At the age of IA years young
Harding completed his work at
the village school and entered
the Ohio Central college of Iberia,
now defunct. AS did many of the
other Ohio, youths, Harding work
ed his way through the college,
being forced to quit his work at
intervals to replenish his treasury
by doing odd jobs, working in the
fields or on the section gang of
The railroad.
When he was 10 years old, the
family moved to Marion, o.
There has never been strike or
, threatened strike in the office
of the Star, Mr.. Harding's news
PAPER, 1t is stated, and he has solv-
I'd his own industrial problem by
practice Of friendship, square
lealing and generosity which has
'esulted in a corps of workers
lpon the paper all of whom swear
" the "old man." After the pa
er had become firmly established,
lr. Harding reorganized the con- y
ern into a stock company and .
istributed shares TO each of the !,
mployes. The company is op- J.
rated upon this basis at the pre-
Mt time.
In 1891 Mr.. Harding was mar "
led to Florence King, daughter :.
{ Amos Killing, now deceased, who :,
as one OF the leading business :,
en- Of the city of Marion. Mrs. =
arding has been described by m
tiWate friends as a tower of al
rength to her husband in all of IN
s business relations and political ,oy
and in the fullest ,au
nse as helpmate and home ,ot
aker. i'm
He has been for ears an active IS
ember of the Trinity Baptist o
urch of Marion, being a trus- ue
3 of the church at the present has
ne. An
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
Millions for {
MeW Stomach

One of the greatest American millio
iires said to his physician, "a milIi
io!lars, Doctor, spot cash and no grul
bling, for a new stomach" and tn
he sick man groaned and turned ava
All his wealth could not make hi
iappy or contented, for happiness larg
y depends upon digestion. Wiillo'
iealth where does happiness come il
after all the stomach plays a grei
'art in everyday life. Without
iealthy stomach and good digestion OF
blood is thin, watery and poor. OF
iaart action is weak, our liver does NJ
10 its duty, and man is miserable an
unhappy. Prevent disease by putin
he house in order and strengthenin
'he system against the germs of diseas
DR.. Pierce, Of the Invalids Hotel an
surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. VI
ears ago understood diseases and the
'revention, and he discovered certai
DOTS and herbs which were nature
emedies, and succeeded in putting thel
p in form that could be easily prt
ured at the drug store (liqr.d c
sblets). This he called DR.. Pierce
olden Medical Discovery. This Di
very gives no false stimulation b,
luse it contains no alcohol or any nal
'tic. 1t helps digestion and the al
of such elements in the foo
! are required for the blood. 1t give
the blood the food elements the til
les require. For over fifty years
IS enjoyed the confidence Of th
merican public. Try it nowi
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed her final
account of her administration Of
the estate OF Thomas A. Lane, de-
ceased, in the County Court OF
Jackson County, Oregon. and that
the Judge OF said court has des-
ignated November 13. 1920, at
the hour Of 10 O'Clock n. M, at
the courthouse in Jacksonville.
said county, as the-time and place
for hearing objections to and the
settlement OF said account.
RUTH NJ. LANE.
7-5-Wed Administrative.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
The Social Realm
FRIDAYS NEWS


Mrs. Otto Herbst entertained
Mrs. Hubert Morrell of Acme,
Wash, and Mrs. Howard Barrett,
the formers hostess, at her home
on Church street yesterday at
luncheon.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

FOR SALE-For less than cost
of the improvements. 2OO-acre
farm, fully equipped. As acres
cultivated. Consider good resi-
dence property or acreage to
$2.600 or $4,000; bal. terms to
suit purchaser. Price and full
description on application. Write
owner. Chas. l.. Winner, Myrtle
Creek. Oregon. 9-1mo
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN FORECLOSURE OF TAN
LIEN.

IN FOhEt EtLOStRE on TAN
LIEN.
In the Circuit Court OF the State
OF Oregon, for Jackson County
City OF Ashland. Plaintiff,
vs..
Elmer G. Reeves, Edith Reeves, G..
Mueller and Josephine Larson.
Defendants.
To all of the Above Named De-
fendants
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON.
You are hereby notified that
the City OF Ashland is the holder
OF Certificate of Delinquency num-
bered 4149, issued on the 9Th day
OF April, 1917, by the Tax Col
lector of the County of Jackson.
State of Oregon, for the amount
Of s41.17) forty-one dollars and
IL gents. the same being the
amodnt then due and delinquent
for taxes for the year 1915, to-
gether with penalty. interest and
costs thereon upon the real prop
erty assessed to you. of which you
are the owner as appears of rec
ord. situated in said County and
State, and particularly bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
The northerly one-half of Lots
II and IL in Block Six of the City
of Ashland, as the same are des-
ignated. numbered and described
in Map No. SO OF the City of Ash
land on file with the county re-
corder, said county.
You are further notified that
said City OF Ashland has paid
taxes on said premises for prior
or subsequent years, with the rate
of interest on said amounts as
follows;
Years tax, 1912: date paid, Apr.
6. 1917; tax receipt No. -14.S53:
amount, $33,47; rate of interest,
12%.
Years tax, 1913; date paid, Apr.
6, 1917; tax receipt No. 1,645;
amount, $42.67; rate of interest,
1870.
Years tax. 1914: date paid, Apr.
6. 1917; tax receipt No. 05.464:
amount, s42.76; rate of interest.
i2%.
Years tax, 1916; date paid Feb.
9, 1918; tax receipt No. 1855:
amount, si5.S7; rate OF interest,
1870.
Years tax. 1917; date paid, Oct.
10, 1913: tax receipt No. 20,626:
amount, $3S.3S; rate of interest,
l2%.
Years tax, 1918. date paid, Sep.
lS, 1920; tax receipt No. 1924;
amount. s45.36; rate of interest.
l2%.
Years tax, 1919; date paid, Sep.
ID. 1920; tax receipt No. 14,4s7;
$2S.47; rate of interest.
l2H.
Said above-named defendants as
he owner of the legal title OF
he above described property as the
'ame appears of record, and all
,ther persons and parties inter
,sted are hereby further notified
hat City of Ashland will ap-
,ly to the Circuit Court of the
,ounty and State aforesaid for
lecree foreclosIng the lien against
he property above described. and
mentioned in said certificate And
'ou are hereby summoned to an
'ear within sixty days after the
irst publication of this summons
xclusive of the dav of said first
and defend this ac-
ion or pay the amount dine as
boye shown together with costs
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

0 Twenty-Five teachers OF the
Methodist Sunday school OF this
city are in Medford this week at
tending the Sunday school conven.
tlon Of that denomination which
is in session there.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD
MEETING.

Road District Number /, Jack
son County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a petition duly and
legally signed by more than three
free holders and legal voters re-
siding in Road District No. l, Jack
son County, Oregon, and duly and
legally presented to the County
Court OF Jackson County, Oregon,
district road meeting of the le-
gal voters of said District Number
] will be held at Belleyiew School
House in said Road District, jack
son County, Oregon. on the goth
day OF November. 1920, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m, on said
day for the purpose of levying a
special road tax not to exceed ten
mills on the dollar on all taxable
within said road district
foE the special improvement Of
the roads in said road district and
for any other purpose which may
seem proper to come before said
meeting.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon,
his goth day OF October, 1920.
G. A. GARDNER,
County Judge.
TH0S. H. SIMPSON,
County Commissioner.
JAMES OWENS
County Commissioner.
'-3-Wed i
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

FOR SALE-S0 acres, 16 or Is in
cultivation; water right; 5-room
house; large barn; other build
ings; family orchard and ber-
ries. $4,000. Bert Johnson,
Williams, Oregon. 9-3*
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
Classified

FOR SALE or Trade-Ford bug,
Maxwell touring car. barrel of
axle grease, 22 rifle. incubator.
Call or address 375 East Main
st., Ashland. 45-tf
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
Postoffice as second class mail
matter.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
TAX FORECLOSURES.

Summons for Publication In Fore
closure Of Tax Lien.
in the Circuit Court of the State
Of Oregon, for Jackson County.
City of Ashland. q municipal cor
p0ration, Plaintiff,
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

In the Circuit Court OF the State
OF Oregon, for Jackson County
City OF Ashland. Plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
NEW PARCEL POST annex
FOR RICHMOND ASSURED
Will Add 5000 Square Feet of
Floor Space for Handling
pf MuilS

Plans for tn. establishment OF II
parcel post annex on Cary between
Ninth and Tenth Streets. have been
submitted to Washington by Post
master lay +. Thornton. The annex
practically is assured. according TO
announcement made last night. The
annex. which has been located for
some time. Will he located next the
Fire department station just around
the corner from The Times DiSpn tch
Building. and Will Increase the ca
pacity OF the post office through the
addition OF 5000 square feet or floor
space.
Mr.. Thornton stated yesterday that
there was littl" doubt that the annex
would bc approved and that ii would
greatly facilitate the handling OF
mail in Richmond. He said that hi
expected 10 have the plans approved
ana nave the annex in operation
within the next fifteen days.
The Richmond pcsiotilcc Is handi-
capped by lack OF space.
The building selected for the new
annex - conveniently located and has
two exits convenient for motor cars.
one on Cary Street and the other on
an alley in the rear.
Postal officials plan additional SER
vice for South Richmond. the West
End, and the part OF North Richmond
known as SCOTS Addition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
NIGHT SCHOOLS SHOW BIG
REGISTRATION INCREASE
Amcricanization Clusscs Small.
New Course i'm Electricity offered
With Lcwcllyn Neal in Charge.

ENROLMENT in tho Richmond night
schools show II great increase for
the first night. T.. T.. Smith. in charge
OF The work. announced yesterday.
Binford Junior High School had 100
pupils in excess OF last year. or u
total of 25t: bellevue a total OF 1874
against 10 registered last year:
cambridge Junior, n total OF ninety
SIN against eighty OF last year.
Vocational SCHOOLS in the city also
showed n considerable increase. cs-
peclaily heavy cYrollmCnts being re-
ported in the mechanical drawing.
electrical departments. Lcwcllyu
Nealc. Il graduate of Virginia POLY
technic Institute. is in charge OF. This
department.
Registration in classes for foreign
ers have been small. II is expected
that by the end OF the week this de-
partmcnt Will he we'll nllcd
John Marshall Night School has an
enrolment of over 700. II material in
crease over that of last year. All
classes are running full capacity.
IT is SAID that many colorcd women
will enter the night schools to get
the necessary education to qualify to
vote. Great interest is being shown
in cirics and government. and il is
probahir that these classes will be
Heavy enrolment is reported In
the colorcd schools Of the city. Night
schools for negroes are being con-
Quoted at Armstrong and Baker
schools, in the center of the city:
George Mason. in the east: Dunbar
Ton. in the south. and Webster Davis.
in Fulton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
POST-OFFICE OFFICIALS
GET SALARY INCREASE
Doosts Hanging From 500 ia $500
Per .tnnnm Arc Granted
IOStnl leads.

All postal officials in Richmond
higher IN rank than iorcmcn, but not
including the postmaster. VIII re-
cctvc increases in salary. retroactive
10 July |. according 10 announcement
made yesterday by Washington to
Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton. Mr.
Thornton received word of the in
crease yesterday morning. which is
simply acQu!cSccncc OF the Gc1trt-
mcnt 10 recommended ions made by
MN some time ago concerning the
pay OF the men in the service here.
some o! the Increases, Mr. Thorn
ton explained, are really in the way
OF promotions. The raises run from
500 Ia $500 year The assis;an;
postmaster is included in the list
Salaries OF officials in the post Office
are fixed by law To a certain extent.
and are governed by the receipts o:
tn" office, and are subject TO the
postmasirrs recommendations and
promotions.
Although retroactive fer a period
OF three months. the good luck OF the
men IN the office Was not even limited
II 10y authorities until TO-DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
cox ROOSEVELT. RALLY
Committee trrnnsiny With Mash
inSton burrnu for Speaker OF

re commit" appointed hv tn.
~! democratic cominitt." At It's
!asi meeting 10 arrange for a h!r
Democratic rally to he h,Il in ,h.
I!t@ Auditorium before the general
election hiss not yet decided unon
me aaic for the mass-mectimg. Tn
committee. which consists of ! NJ
Purcell. II. G. Zol'!coif.r and \ g.
.iphrsou, is in communication with
The Washington Headquarters o. th"'
National Democratic Committee and
expects 10 announce in u few auvu
The name OF speaker OF u,,in,,aI
pormncnce, who VIII come to Ron.
:nond tor TIE occasion.
Chairman Pu-ccil OF Tho corni,.
'CS. mas ordered the Official Demo.
'ratic button 10 be used on "Dcmn.
sraiic Button Day" Arr.ng.nc,,,.
lot That day viii be pu, in me hand,
IN" Aomcn OF the Aesociain md
Ndrhsor! Board. which viii be chosen
4 me icSi meeting 0! the City Demo.
! E.atic committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
GRAND JURY DECLINES
TO HOLD BLOOMBERG
Charge Of Involuntary Man>Inurhtrr
ignored by Investigating Iody.
Many Arc TndicteI

Judge Richardson recoaycned the
Grand jury OF the Hastings Cour;
%este rday morning. The invcstiga:-
ING body returned The following in
dictments:
samuel Bew. betrayal under prom
iSe of marriage. John Bates, mali
yious wounding; G. T.. Beckner house
area King: l.!nwood Carter, car break
lnS; G. ]. Clarke, alias George L.
levers grand larceny: David Frank
lin Deiwilcr burglary: Eddie pa
Ncapo!t house brc akinr: Martin Dem
~. nousc or.ak!ng; GeorGiana Evans.
5nnfS!arN' Marion Enrough;y. pc;i,
inTe"ny; Carlo Giannot,i. malicious
wonndinS Everett Johnson house
brca King. Albert G. Johnson grand
larceny: Josh Lynch, cocaine hand
ing; +. I. Moshy. grand larceny;
John d! Fi;tnIan. grand larceny: Ar
.hur Plttman, Dicamy; William Rob
franc larceny: Robert steel, malicious
WoundmS; Benny Swinton. grand lar
rehy; Leo school. entering dwelling
in the niSh;tima: William Sp!ctSnn
malicious woundinS. William sims.
malicious wounding; p. J. Thurston.
car hrea king; samuel Thalcr. house,
nrcnktnG; Bertha Williams. alias
,Edith DAYS. houscbreak!nF: Joseph
warren, Tor tn" murder OF John PUN :
iner, by shooting, August /: Nancy
Watson, malicious wounding.
the grand jury reported mo: 4
lracs Bill IN the case or EcniamIn
j. Bloom berg, charged Win involun-
tary man slaughter. Mr.. Rloombcr.
was held by the police justice on the
charge OF rsckieSs!y and ;c!oniouslv
driving MS automobile over Marina
10. trial OF cases VIII begin TO-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
MEDICOS AMONG ROTARY
Boys' Club Defeats Norfolk Aggresa-
ton ut BaSkctbali-Mcct With
Pctcrsburr

There are eleven various Kinds Of
doctors represented on tn. roster OF
the richmond Rotary cub. accord
ing 10 count made yesterday at
me weekly meeting of the orSaniza-
tlon in the rotary room Of the Rich
mond liotc!, when the various Spc-
cicS of saw bones" were lined up for
Inspection bcfor: President Frank T.
Mcfaden. All are specialists in vari-
Gus lines, an Investigation showed
as only one man Of any profession
can become member Of the club.
announcement that the Richmond
n'otaTEs Boys club defeated the Nor
folk boys club. sponsored BY Tho
same organization there. in "A basket
pan game, ut Norfolk last week hy a
score OF twcnty-tour To seventeen,
was also made" amid much acclaim.
invitation from the Petersburg
rotary Club To hold q joint mcetini,
with the Richmond club was acinowl-
edged and "a meeting will he held in
the near future. Prizes were won
pE lanes Fox ANA Garland Hood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
solve VOTING PROBLEM
BY MULTIPLYING BOOTHS
plying Method Employed in
Enrolling Women as Voters.
OTHERWISE. TROUBLE BREws
Council, 1t Is Argued, Is Vested
With Ample Authority by Lcgis-
laturc to Provide Adequate Facil-
itics for Conducting Elections.

The con viction is strong in po.it-
cal and municipal circles that there
Is trouble ahead for the election ONT
GERS who serve in the general cleo
lion 10 he held November =. Chair
man John NJ. Purcell. OF the city
Democratic committee said ycstcr-
day that the City Council might re-
iicvc the situation b! passing a
is vested with ample authority by the
Legislature to provide better faciii-
tics for conducting the election. lie
contends that Council has the right
torcreaie new facilities in an cmcr-
gency for receiving and counting the
ballots in any election.
Central Registrar William :. Wood
son yesterday came forward with a
now susgc s;ion for handling the en-
traordinary vote AZ the polling pre-
cincts on election day.
The law does not permit an in
crease in tho number OF polling pre-
Ioincts. The existing law specifies the
number of persons who may 81; as
election officers in the precinc; poll
ing place and no addition can be made
10 The number. There is no limit,
however. TO the number OF booths
tina, may be used for pre-
pairing tho ballots Therefore.
1t Will be an easy matter to expedite
the casting Of ballots. | would SuS-
gcst that ten booths he installed. in
stead OF five. al each polling precinct.
~ necessary. let there be twenty
booths.
With a multiplicity OF booths. the
ballots can hc marked simultaneously
L.. ten or twenty voters. This method
MAS tried successfully in tho regis
ration OF women. the applicants FOR
registration writing out their appli-
GATORS in groups. Two women regis
trars. working from Q 4. NJ. TO = i. NJ
registered $50 women in ono day. The
TASK viii be easier for two expert
cOCcd men in a polling booth racord
ing The names OF voters as the bal
!n;s are handed in Though two vim
dowS. | feel sure that every person
Offering to vote on election day viii
pc anle 10 cast his or her ballot, II :,
sufficient nuirrhcr OF booths is pro-
yfflei -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
The Bureau of Personal
Service or Information

the newest on the stores long list
of service features is decided in
novation in Richmond, and one that
promises to prove most helpful, es-
pecially to strangers in the city This
bureau, conveniently located i'm the
southwest corner Of the Main Floor,
is now prepared to give desired in
formation promptly (and without
charged concerning the store, the ar
rival and departure Of trains, what's
on at the Theaters, Conventions,
Meetings, etc; also points OF inter
est in and about the city.
Nearby are Parcels Checking
Booths, Telephone Booths, Postal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
|ND|CTS TWENTY-ONE
White Slavery and Proftccring
Charges Listed Among True
Bills Found,

indictment charging that they sold
sugar at 30 cents Il pound. making
a profit of GA cents a pound was re-
turned yesterday by the United states
grand jury against j. T.: Everett and
l.. ]. pobic. of Greensvillc.' The in
dictmcnt charged violation of the
Federal food control act.
w. J. Crowell. arrested here by De-
partmcnt of Justice operatives and
the police some time ago. was i'm
u n.S:, on nvr counts on charge of
Annie May King TO Richmond from
Charlotte. y. g, in AN automobilc.
the indictment charges. Captain of
Detectives A. :: Wright and Detcc-
Richmond police. are witnesses in tho
case.
Twcn;y-one indictments in all.
fifteen o: them for violation Of the
national prohibition law, were re-
;n by me Srand jury. which ad-
}Ss"S" inSi nsh. un 3or 'S%orrCw
violations were returned Monday.
FRS, indictment for violation OF
turned. Bryant Allen Norris. who
brought car here from North car
olina, being indicted on this charge.
u w. organ was indicted for the
larceny OF property OF another on
French for having in his possession
government property which had been
stolen. samuel Green was indicted on
the same count.
Although only fifteen indictments.
Tor violation of the prohibition act
were returned. several persons were
named on some of them. Names OF
the indicted for violation o: The Fed
cral prohibition statute are:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
HIS BARGAIN TOOK WINGS
Farmer Sues 10 Recover ScnI>kiu to,,
lie BouGht Mt -<urtinn

AMONG IN" iHany suits ,ilcd against
me Southern and Adams E.xnress
Companies ON claims for comm. "a
ZION ior goods lost in shipment .s The
rather unusual claim of - II Turn.
Formerly an employs Of I'll, Soutur~m
f;Np:ssS IN his complaint. Turnnr
charges lawyer. who raprosru:cL
~. claims department OF the cxnrnss
company IN N"w York. With nntin,
!iitEiilN d!spoSscSscd him Of M.
SralSkin coat He dcmands The r..
turn OF the coat or it's value SIM
me complainant alleges that hn
purchased the s-:,lskiu Goa, n, ;h..
alhu"! auction sal" OF unclaimed
packisrS, CONDUCTED by agents Of th,.
company here. The coat got into III.
uhcialh"d LIST by reason of the fact
tnat the Tag giving the name and al
nreSS oi the cOnsigucc became do :
!dchtd IN transit. Mr.. Turner bid II
IN at N" sale. The New York iawv,r
uonnected with the claims depart .
nt.ht traced the coat some Time
ahilcr"ard 10 Turner. who cXplain"d
how h had come INTO Dossessinn 30 -
~. ina lawyer assured him that tho
tr3n"action was valid. he alleges, I'm,
HSkcn TO 50" tho coat so that he
miSat determine whether tho claim
made 10y the shipper was nIs,;iicd
turner says ne forwarded III. seal.
SKIN coat To New York. ana whom ibn
lawyer saw il he advised i.c barr,;n
bnyer that he could not permit IN"
coat 10 go at such u small nrirc ~
mad been paid for It at IN. o,Ic,ion
safe. Turner demanded the return If
NE coat. Ills demand was Ignored
ttncc me SUIT TO recover