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PILDORAS DEL DIR. LOVETT

sin embargo, y alentado por tan esplendido
resultado continue tomando las Pildoras del
DIR. Lovett y d las cinco semanas la terrible
erupci6n del cuerpo desapareci6 y la llaga
cancerosa de Ia nariz Sc cerr6 completamente,
y -desde .entpnceS estoy disfrutandO de magnff-
ca salud. Els maravilloso que despues de ha-
Der tornado tantas medicinas inGtilmente, me
haya curado de una manera tan complete v
permanente con las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett.
Debo ~consignar, antes de poner punto q esta
carta, que tambien sentfa fuertes dolores en-
todo Ell cuerpo, que tambien desaparecieron.
Recommend al mundo entero las Pfldoras del
DR.. Lovett para ~todas las afecciones de Ia
sangre. All, 81 no fuera por estas Pfldoras,
que desenlace tan fatal hubiera tenido 70 con
motive de la erupcion y Ia llaga que tan
preocupado me tenfan q
Todos los que me conocieron antes de tomar
las Pfldoras del DR., Lovett y me ven ahora,
Sc han quedado absortos, pues a causa de los
que estaba en- los huesos; pero gracias al buen
patente de que he hablado, gozo de muy bue.
ma salud y estoy fuerte como I'm leon.
Conhrmo TODD 10 que he referido .aquf y es,
toy dispuesto q dar ~cuantas pruebass Sc me
pidan con respecto d la virtud especial de las
Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett para carar q los in
c~urables, pues 20 era uno de ellos Y q elias
Entire las numerosas personas que pueden res
ponder de TODD 10 expuestos sobre mis- padeci-
mientos y mi curaci3a con las Pfldpras del DR..
Lovett, mencionare las siguientes: Aquilino
Rojas, Jose Alfonso Caballero, Angel Lapeira
y Benigno Tejeda. Estes senores, todos muy
paho mi retrato para que vean ustedes 10 bien
que me encuentro, teniendo que agradecerlo
TODD q las Pfldoras del DIR. Lovett, que gozan
aquf de una reputation tan s6lida como bien
merecida.
(Firmado) ANGEL FERNANDEZ"
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Curaci6n de una Llasa Can
ccroSa en- la nariz y de
erupcion en- TODD Ell cuerpo.
.sCalIe de Indenende.

taCalle de Independence No. 46,
Santo Domingo, Provincial de Sta. Clara, Cuba.
"Hace tempo llegue de la Peninsula q es-
te hospitalario Y hermoso pals, en- donde mis-
p~aisanos me metieron tanto miedo con Ell v6-
mito, que quise evitar q TODD trance esa
enfeTmedad y, al efecto, tome muchfsimos me-
dicamentos anunciados para enriquecer La san
gre y, q pesar de TODD, ell sistema empezo q
debilitarseme notablemente. Mas tarde, me sa-
lilo Una maligna erupci6n por TODD Ell cuerpo,
que me traia desesperado. Caste mas de Gin
cuenta c~entenes en- medicos y medicines, y Ia
erupci6n y la debilidad no desaparecfan, sine
mas bien progresaban. Finalmente me sali6
un grano dentroA de la nariz, que Sc me con-
virti6 en- una llaga cancerosa que empezo d
comerme csc 6rgano, y los doctores Rodriguez,
Olivera, Cabrera y Rojas convinieron en- ope-
rarme, a 10 cual no quise someterme, Por
fortuna me recommendation a la S zon las Pill
doras del DR.. Lovett, que creo era la 1nica
medicine que me faltaba por tomar, y que, a
decir verdad, empece q tomar sin Greer resta-
blecerme. Pronto comence q sentirme mejor,
- ~~.--- AA--.-~an-
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CENTRAL:
BAL.EARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel.CA
re. Colmado y Restaurant. III mejoi
de Arecibo. Sitio para automobiles
anexo al Hotel.
PEDRO oRPl
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Por falta de e~jercicio unas veces
y por otras circumstances, los que
padecen de llagas sufren general
mente de estrenimiento, que debe
corregirse con un buen laxante Ve-
getal como ell H~ESSLIMPIALAX
del DR.. Hess, ell cual es enteramen-
tie compatible con las PILDORAS
DEL DIR. LOVETT, y tan inofen-
sivo como estas pildoras.
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La DR.. Lovett Medicine Co., de
Nueya York, pagara
$1,000

en- moneda legal de los Estados
Unidos q quienquiera pruebe que
no posee Ell original de todos y
cada uno de los testimonies en-
favor de las Pildoras del DR.. Lovett
que Sc publican en- la prensa,
libros, etc.
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Este gran remedio elimina por
complete del sistema TODD veneno,
y las ulceras de TODD linaje ceden
prontamente 4 sus maravillosas
propiedades curativas.
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ALLIAs SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
or THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN
AND FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY.


News A. Cobb, Plaintiff.
W.
Ivan u. Cobb, Defendant
Tho State Of Idaho sends greetings to
Ivan Is. Cobb the above named defend
ant.
You are hereby notified that . com
plant has been filed against you In the
District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District of the State Of Idaho, In and
for Twin Falls County, BY the above
named plaintiff, and you are hereby
directed TO appear and answer said con-
plant within twenty days Of tho ser
vice Of this summons, II served within
said Judicial District, or within forty
days II served elsewhcrej and you are
further notified that unless you 30
appear sad answer said complaint with
In the tine herein specified, the plain
tiff will take Judgment against you ~
prayed In aid complaint. The same
being an action for divorce on the
ground Of wiiful neglect
Witness my hand and the zeal Of the
said District Court, this 18th day OF
@. @. sIGeINs, Clerk.
w. ID. ellis, sttorpay for Plaintiff,
residing at Filler, Idaho.
First Publication August alst, 1924.
Final Publications September 70, IVA
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In tho County OF Twin Falls. State OF
Idaho. and bounded and described a.
follows. 20 witt
The Southwest quarter (sw W Of
the Southwest quarter (SWA OF
Section Two ca; the Northwest
quarter (SWA) OF tho Northwest
quarter (SwH) OF Section Eleven
1D; the West one-half (Wh) OF
the Southwest quarter lSWH) OF
Section Twenty-three (z3j; the
South one-half (sh) OF the South
east quarter (sEA) OF Section
twenty-five (z2J; the North one
half (NHJ OF the Northeast quarter
tNEAJ OF Section twenty seven
tzTJ; and the West one-half
tWh) OF the Northwest quarter
I NWA OF Section Twenty
ak tzs). All In Township Sixteen
ID, South OF Range Seventeen
an. East OF the Boise Meridian In
Twin Falls County. Idaho. together
with the tenaments. hereditaments
and aDpurtenaneea thereunto belong
ins or any wise aDpertaininx.
eDft@ efCtt-@ - aCitBJ bifrAs tnat /
On the fth day OF October. 1924, at |
Ihs hour OF 200 o'clock r. n.
Mountain Time) OF said day. at the
ssst front door OF the Court House
,f the County OF Twin Falls. State
IL Idaho. 1 will. In obedience to said
order OF Sale and Decree OF Fore
'losure. sell the above described
10 satisfy Plaintiffs Decree
With interest thereon. together with
III costs that have accrued or may
ccrus. TO the highest bidder for cash
awful money OF the United States OF
Imerica.
Dated this 4th day OF September
924.
M. Il. FINCH. SHERIFF
BY Il. y. PRATER. Deputy.
ub. Sept. IL, Is. rs. Oct. .. 1894.
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fret Trust q Savings Bank OF
Peoria. . corporation. Piaiatiff,
w.
n. Clifford Toimsn and Goldie Toll
man. husband and wife. Archie o.
Campbell and Nora Campbell. hus-
band and wife: l.. T. Wright: VIM.
Il. Lindau and Dessis Y. Lindau.
husband and wife: and Drske-Bai-
lard Company. . corporation.
Defendants.
NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN. That
under and by virtue OF an Order OF
Sale issued out OF the above entitled
Court. and In the above entitled
cause. the undersigned sheriff OF
Twin Falls County. idaho. will sell
at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash. at ace o'clock
D. m. on tho nth day Of October.
1894. on the steps OF the courthouse
In Twin Falls. Twin Falls County.
idaho. the following described prop
erty 10 Wit:
The Northeast Quarter OF the
Southeast Quarter OF Section Ia.
Township IA South. Range 10
East OF Boise Meridian. contain
ttA w cttt-a tAttt VI At-rs ~
cordink to tho United States sur
vey thereof. together with all
and singular the t~nem-aes. he
reditkments. sppurtenanees.
easements. water rights. water
bitches. and water easements
and all other rights now or here
after belonging 20 or In sny~iss
sppertsininx thereto. Including
tho shsree Of stock la Twin Falls
Canal Company owned by the
said X. Clifford Tclman AMI Col
die rcimsn aud apparsensnt TO
the said land
The property will be offered first
n parcels and 81 said no bidder offer
o purchase the same In parcels. then
he same will be offered Ia bulk.
Tho ssit sale a had on foreslo~ure
4 mortgage In which Judgment |
lxairst the defendants. n. Clifford |
relmsn and Goldis Toimsn vas rem
Tered on september srd. isst. IN
he amount OF t2sssss. pius sstor-
ley fees In the amount ~ tfse.ee /
nd tsT 50 coat 81 suit.
Dated al Twin Falls. idaho. this
9Th day Of September. is3t
NJ v. FINCH. Sheriff.
NY r. = rRArER.
Deputy
sept. rs. IS. Oct. :. .. is,i.
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Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. 7. 1924. 10 A
NJ. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant to recess. present all mem.
bers and the clerk.
In the Matter of Notice from the
Department; of Agriculture, in rela-
ton to a half mill assessment on
Property.
STATE OF IDAHO.
COUNTY OF ADA. SIS.
To the Board OF County Commission
ers. Twin Falls County, Twin Falls.
Idaho
For your information. this is to GER
tify. that, by virtue of the provisions
and terms of Chapter 1853, Idaho SEES
sion Laws 1928. the Commissioner Of
Agriculture and the Director of the
Bureau OF Animal Industry met and
decided TO fix a rate OF Special Tax
of one-half mill for the purpose of
raising funds for the use OF the State
Department of Agriculture In paying
indemnity for cattle which are de-
stroyed by order of the Department OF
Agriculture. through the Bureau OF
Animal Industry; said fund to be
known as Tuberculosis Eradication
Indemnity Fund" and said one-half
mill tax levy to be assessed In 1924
as provided therefor.
Yours very respectfully.
W. r. Smith.
Director. Animal Industry.
Approved: NJ. A. Means. Commission
err.
There being no further business to
come before the Board at this time,
recess was taken until 10 A. NJ. Aug.
sth.
J. ID. BARNHART, Chairman.
Attest: C. c. SIGGINS, Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. s. 1924. 10
A NJ. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant to recess. present all mem
bers and the clerk.
The Board at this time proceeded
to the examination OF claims against
the Hospital Fund. and having COM
pleted such examination. warrants
were ordered drawn in the following
amounts. to-wit:
HOSPITAL CLAIMS.
Alvord & Mott. groceries ..-.....s 1915
Blake. Joseph. vegetables 1890 2045
Brody. Gladys. nurse -....-..... 6235
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PREMIUM AWARDS
OF COUNTY FAIR
LEFT over from last week.

Blue Damson: First y. c. Orr; second
Mrs Moses Stearnesj third H. II
Theme.
satsuma: FIRST John Baiseh, Kimber
ny.
Abundance: First and second b. r.
Mcpherson; third o. c. FELTON,, Filler.
Desoto. First and second J. II. Wa
tiers, Twin Fails.
Early: First ard second Frank De
Kiotz, Filler
Champion: First Charles l. Bowls
by, Twin Falls; second @. K. yosbprg,
Twin Falls.
liberia; First and third John
Gourley, Filler; second Robert Hayes,
Bull.
j. II. Hale; First and second Mrs. Il.
8. Armes, Filler; third T. George Hislop,
Twin Falls.
Wager; First and second J. II. Wa
ters, Twin Falls.
Late crs~ford: First and second
Frank DsKlotz
Grapes.
Concord: First 3. G. Orr, Bull; sec.
ond and third Frank DeKlotz.
Niagara: First W. r. Trueblood,
Twin Fails; second John II. Blass,
Filler; third Frank DeKlotz.
sweetwater; First and second Al
fred Mueller, Bull
Delaware; First and seeond Johr
Baisch, Kimberly.
Brighton: First John Bsiseh, kim
Derly; second and third Frank DeKlotr.
Warden; First and second Frank De
llotz
Agawan; second and third Frank De.
<lotz.
D'Anjou: First o. Il. White, Bull;
eeond II. II. Theme; third Geo. Watt.
Bartlett: First Blaine yosburg, Twin
Falls; second George Watt; third T.
4. Palmer, Filler.
Clairjeau; First J. 3. wiseman.
Duchess; First II. II. Theme; see.
nd J. II. Waters, Twin Falls; third
'hoebe NJ Curtis, Bull.
Winter Nellis: First Mrs Moses
'tearnes, Twin Falls; second o. r.
White, Bull; third Frank DeKlotz.
Comice: First Phoebe NJ. Curtis.
Idaho: First II. H. Theme
Keefer: First n. l.. Orr; second
laine Vosburg; this II. II. Theme.
Klapp's Favcrite: First o. r. White.
uhl. at.
Flemish Beauty: First f. NJ. Palmer,
Her; second Blaine yosburg; third
Gorge Watt
Sickle; First =. r. Smith; second
r. White; third Mrs. 3. NJ. Burk
alter, Kimberly.
Prunex-
italian Prunes: First II. T. Blake,
win Falls; second Ars- A. ID. Sher- 1
ok, Twin Falls; third W. H. Howey,
lhi. ,
French prunes: First Mrs. George
ender, Kimberly; second Mrs. N. j.
acaw, Filler; third NJ. W. Krumm,
ansen.
Silver prunes; First and second b. F.
ePherson. Bull; third II. Bieler,
win Falls.
Puma
Green Gage; First Marion Hammons.
win Falls; second II. II. Theme. In
Bradshaw; First o. r. White. In
Yellow Egg; First d. H. Bake, Twin
Ills.
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Returns OF the Urinary ELECTION OF
August 5th. from several precincts
being still missing. the canvassing OF
said vote was postponed until Aug
ust 18th. and recess was taken until
that time.
j. d. BARNHART. Chairman.
Attest: c. c. sIGGINS. Clerk.
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Waves and Currents

The difference between a wave and
a current is that a current Is a stream
OF water moving In the sea. while a
wave is merely a movement on the
surface. The water itself does not
advance with the wave (until II
breaks). but the water Of the cur
rent actually travels.
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F. A. Dwight, M. d.
p+vssrs~s sad sasseon
A.. pSs~s ~. Onio- Phone 40
oUss Hours--fs q M 20 4 a. IA
zp m 10 5 p. m
s~ssoes Roof osrdw Bids Filler
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English people are 50 fond u honey
as conserve tcv breakfast and tee
time that Great Britain 10 the worlds
largest importer 81 the product -
AmWican hisea
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Legal Advertising
In Equity No. lbs
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE or SALE
In the District Court Of the United
states Tor the District OF Idaho.
Southern Division
Peoples Savings a Trust Com
pany u Pittsburgh. a corporation.
Trustee. Plaintiff,
~.
X. W. hammers. Anna Lam
mers. Rex y. hammers. Ogiis X
hammers. n @. hammers. Cora e.
hammers. Mabel A. Young and
fIrst National Bank OF Twin
falis. a corporation. Dsfsndants-
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NOTICE OF SALE

In the District Court OF tho Eleventh
Judicial District OF the State OF
Idaho. In and for the County q
Twin Falls
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Sor,cs on snrsus's SALE
>esise ~ Shrrsa's Sale ct Real -
tate Under pcsrec 81 For~ctc~ur~
lien Z. Sehults. and Edna sekalts.
knd ofssss % sale.

Esn .. Reeves fiAintiff.
tader and b. virtue OF an Order
~ Sale snd pecrve ~ Foreclosure 10
egea oat % the nlstrses Court % the
Elesenth Judicial pistriet Of tho
state of idahe. In and Tor the Ceuaty
Of T~te Fails. dated the srd day 81
september. 1t4t. wherein the PLATA
tiff above mentioned obtained de-
cre~ against the Defendants herein
GA the eoth day OF August.
ts1t. which xsid aeeroe Vas GA the
said soth day 81 August. tss<. re-
corded In Judgment Book ton ~
page n Of said District Court. I am
10 sell all that certain
LOT, piece or parcel Of land situated
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drayage .-........-.-..-. lois
power ................-..----.....-.- 57.20
Idaho Dept. Store. Mdse. for
Ind. ...............-......-....-.---...--- 1894
Jackson. II. c.. weed inspector 125-O0
Jones. chas. E., expense .-.----- 1888
Keel. J. s.. insurance -..-.-..--..--- 1929
| Klass, Fred, Juror ---------------------- 24-3O
Loyinger Disinfectant Co, dis
infectant -................-......... $500
Lamb. George. rent -. 5000
Love, C. A.. Sup. for Ind. -.-.-- 4.3O
Liberty Market. Sup. for Ind 4l63
Lind Auto Co. repairs. etc. 1886
McNichols Transfer Co. dray-
age -. 500
Miller, Mrs. NJ. r.. house work 1000
McCracken. Mrs. Minnie. nurse
Iso Hosp. $500 disallowed-- 9225
Mt States Tel. Co.. service .-.- 1895
Minnick, Mrs. w. A.. registrar 1880
Meyers. Frank. repairs ...........- LIS
Marshall. f. j.. watermaster.- 1913
Magel Bros. Auto Co. gas. oil.
Walls Cash Grocery. supplies 1880
Weilbrecht Stat Co.. supplies 1891
Woods, George, witness $500. 225
The Board at this time proceeded
10 the examination OF claims against
the Agricultural Fair Fund, and hay
Ing completed such examination. war
rants were ordered drawn in the fol-
lowing amounts, to-wit:
Allen. l.. d., water .............-...... 1880
First Natl Bank. Filler, Assgd.
Acct 1850
Farmers & Nero. Blk, Filler.
Assgd. Acct. ...-...................--.-.-. 1850
Farmers Mutual Tel. Co. SER
vice O.lo
Idaho Dept. Store. Assgd. Acct. 10000
Knape Foundry. repairs .-.-...----- $500
j. NJ. salary ....-.-....-.. 10000
Markell. J. NJ. expense ----.-----.- 1890
RogersoA. Robert. furniture .-- 1000
Transfer Co.. drayage 500
There being no further business to
come before the Board at this time,
recess was taken until 10 a. m. Aug.
Tth.
J. d. BARNHART, Chairman.
Attest: c. C. SIGGINS. Clerk.
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professional
9trtrtnrlg

Dr. a. A. Newberry
oaes Phone ss-Js lies. Phone ~
rhysassAs ssd s.rxeos
virss National Bank Building
rsiss idaho
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CONTINUED from page one.)
pot to President Harding who had
approved.
"There was nothing in my mind but
to protect the naval reserve" Roose-
welt said.
Characterizing the sending of ma
rines TO Teapot as an Outrageous use
of the military forces" Senator Walsh
charged that armed forces were used
because Fall and Sinclair did not want
TO precipitate court action in which
would be raised the question of the
validity Of the lease made by Fall.
You learned in school," he said Ia
the witness, "that military power is
always subordinated to the civil power
in the United Ststes?"
Yes" Colonel Roosevelt replied.
CAS- you look at it now, isn't it an
outrageous use of military powerT'
well, senator, I'd have 10 look up
the law and check the facts. As
looked at 1t, it was a navy property
Senator Walsh interviewed to say
that the Mammoth Oil Company had
the ownership.
But as i saw it, the navy had in
terest in the OIL" said Colonel Roose.
velt.
Senator Dill Democrat), Washing.
ton, asked Colonel Roosevelt to tel
what part he took in getting Archie
Roosevelt, his brother, a job with the
Sinclair company.
AFTER the war, I went and spoke
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VALLEY WANTS
RAILROAD To
SAN ANTONIO
Harlineen, San Benito,
Rio Hondo and LaFeria
Pass Resolutions.
DEBATE ON MERGER
Yandell Speaks and Gulf
Coast Officials Voice
Opposition.
DEBATE ON MERGER
Brownsville. Tex. March 13-With.

Brownsville. Tex. March 13-With-
out dissenting vote. representatives
of Harlingen, San Benito, Rio Hondo
and LaFeria. meeting at Harlingen
Wednesday afternoon, went on record
as opposing any move on the part of
the Gulf Coast Lines which would pre-
vent the Lower Rio Grande Valley
from securing rail connections with
San Antonio, asserting that a railway
which would give the valley competi-
tive rates and competitive market is
absolutely essential 10 maximum devel-
opment of this section.
The resolution made no direct men
ton to the proposed merger of the
Gulf Coast Lines and the I.-G. ". but
its terms were unqualified so far as
the sentiment concerning construction
of railroad connecting the valley and
San Antonio was concerned.
The meeting was called at I 30.
with c. Il. .Yandell opening, and his
remarks again precipitated a warm de-
bate with Gulf Coast executives. who
appeared at the meeting. County
Judge Oscar c. Dancy and Represen-
tative A. l.. Lewis of Harlingen cham
pioned the opposition to the merger
stating that the future of the valley
depends upon competitive rates and
competitive markets for tn valleys
products. They predicted that in the
event the merger is consummated the
valleys ambition to secure Greet rail
connections with San Antonio will
never be realized.
Every phase of the merger PROPOSE
ton rs it affects the lower Rio Grande
Valley was discussed by Mr.. Yandell
who again asserted that definite an
nouncement would be made in the i'm
mediate future of completed plans for
the construction of a railroad into the
valley.
After three hours of debate the reso-
luton was put TO the meeting and
passed without a dissenting vote.
Placing practically every town and
community in northern Cameron coun-
ty upon record as opposed TO any move
which might endanger the valleys Op-
portunity to secure rail connections
with San Antonio.
Mr.. Yandell and his party left at j
O'Clock for McAllen where he was to
address a meeting of representatives
from Mission. Edinburg and Donna.
AT s o'clock Thursday he will speak
at Mercedes in the afternoon and at
Weslaco in the evening.
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with Mr.. Sinclair about getting him Il
job" Colonel Roosevelt said. "and he
gave him the place.
Archie Roosevelt'S salary at first
was $4,000 per year. and later, the
witness thought. $4,000.
Rudolph Hynicka. Republican ma
tional Committeeman from Ohio. was
subpoenaed today by the oil commit
tee.
Subpoenaes also went out for Harry
Mackenzie. attached to President
Colleges Chicago campaign headquar-
tiers, and for Tiffin Gilmore, deputy
secretary of state Of Ohio.
Hynicka, Mackenzie and Gilmore
are TO be questioned in connection
with the story of Leonard Wood Jr..
about an attempted oil deal at the
Republican national convention at
Chicago in 1920.
Norman j. Gould of New York and
Charles III. Garrish of Columbus. Ohio.
also were summoned. Gould and Gar
IRISH also viii be questioned regarding
the Wood story.
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HOUSE TO START Probe.
Burton Appointed TO Head Bribery
Charge Inquiry.

Washington. ID. c., March 3D.
Inquiry to determine officially the
names of the two representatives men
TONED in a, Chicago grand jury re-
port and the nature of charges against
them is to be started Immediately by
special House committee.
The committee, headed by Repre-
sentative Burton, Republican, Ohio.
was appointed late yesterday under
resolution by Representative Gar
rett, Democratic leader, which re-
versed the vote of the House Tuesday
TO leave the investigation of the mat
ter, for the present, in the hands of
the Department of Justice.
Attorney General Daugherty, in re-
fusing last week to disclose the in
formation sought pending study of
the case by Department of Justice
officials, suggested that he was ready
to turn over all evidence now avail
able and suspend the departments in
quiry to give House Investigators
free hand.
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over much fthe ground covered in
the Senate investigation.
1t recites that former President
Harding was without authority to
transfer the lands. but did so on
false Representations from Fall who
desired to deal with the lands mot
in the interest of the United States
but to the advantage. profit and benc-
fit of the Mammoth Oil company, and
in particular Harry r. Sinclair"
Fall. the bill charges. knew at the
time that the whole transaction was H.
legal.
Evidence OF the alleged conspiracy
the governments bill charges. is found
in the fact that the agreements were
made in secret by private negotiation
without advertiser, 1T of competitive
bidding" and that prospective bidders
were discouraged from bidding and de-
MED the opportunity by Fall. The
Texas companysifheH foneer Oil COM
pany. Edward T.. Doheny. and Leo
4. Stack. the bill says. were among
those so excluded.
At the same time the government
charges. fall steadfastly refused" to
take the opinion of alw officers of
the government on the legality of the
proposal
Knew Claims Worthless.
Fall. furthermore. the government;
charges. secretly communicated" to
Sinclair that he would not make am
leases until Sinclair produced quit
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