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BISHOPS SON
mot WORRIED
BY DEATH TRIAL
viii Be Satisfied If All of
Evidence Is Placed
Before Jury.
BY RANDALL GOULD,
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-James
Matthew Maxon Jr., quiet spoken,
cultured 22-year-old son Of a Ten
nessee bishop, told the United
Press today that he was mot wor-
ried" about the outcome Of the
trial in which he is charged with
numbering David Paynter, aged
printer, in a boarding house brawl
last April.
IF we can get all the evidence
before the jury, if we can tell the
Jurors the whole story of what took
place, I'll be satisfied" said the
black haired youth, whose father
has come here to attend the trial
and to "see that he gets fair deal"
The father, bishop coadjutor Of
the Tennessee Episcopal diocese
again was seated in the front row
OF the courtroom as the trial re-
Sumed today-an elderly, dignif1ed
and sensitive faced man attired in
".t~ fNoOAlACAAo "a l44o ICAlSAO OlA4SC
The state called to the witness
stand today the first witness who
claims to have seen the husky
southern youth strike Paynter in
the free-for-all fight which started
when Maxon was discovered in the
room Of Mrs. Rose Hickey, middle
aged iandlady.
Awakened by Mrs. Hickey's
screams, Samuel Ecclesine, a 81
year old contracting engineer, and
another LOGGER, James McGarry,
found the youth trying to explain
that broken gas fixture in his
room was endangering the house.
But Mrs. Hickey, badly frightened,
fled, calling for a policeman. The
fight grew out Of a quarrel which
started at this point.
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Death Notices

HALL, LEvA-Passed away Feb. !. 1891.
age 81 years. Funeral services Wednes-
OAK Ts9 HoE 20 69 F. v NJ HhAL Aye
Friends invited.
HOSKINs. ROBERT HoRACE-Son OF Mrs.
LILLIAN G. Hoskins and the late DR.. w. p.
H sp goseD6 Aossns P passed awa7
Mo EdNr evening EgNNeTS M Se5RRTTeS M
Wednesday 2 p m. Burial Crown Hill
YTRKPATRICK. MISS MARY E--Age Sc
wears. passed away Tuesday. Services at
wednesday. $50 .. m Friends invited.
Buriai Grown Hill. FLANNER & BU-
MAY, wILLIIAM.PansaS,eSd :. away MNOnd5ay
loved husband OF Virginia A. May. father
Of Harry May and brother of Q. NJ. May:
MIS- MIS- n. E. shuwsy Of Columbus, IND.
Services at woodruff Place Baptist
S Shs5ch B ThnTsq nsm0rn Park Friends in
re father her Of Worth. and John Newhonss
passed aysy Tuesday a., N. Services from
S5nd St. Thursday. p. m. Friends in
vited. Burial F,sli greek cemetery. FLAN-
RIEHL. MARY MAGDELINE-Wid OF the
late Frank Riehl. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Ter ter Of Mrs Elizabeth Irish, passed away
Monday. tcn. y at ner late residence,
9it5 Barth ave. age, n wears Funeral
4. J. vOIGT CO., FUNERAL DIREC-
TORS.
ROTHERMEL. sILAS-Formerly OF 23d and
Wheeler St. beloved father Of II. c. Roth
ernnel of Indianapolis and Mrs. Della
Bache OF Dennison. o.. departed this life
sunday, Feb, |. Age So yrs. Funeral
1850 a. m. Burial Germantown. Friends
NAV call al MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL
HOME. 1880 Station St. until Tuesday
. evening.
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Legal Notices
GAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PURIIC SERVICE COMMISSION

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1l92-M
In the matter Of the application Of W.
X. Behler. individual, for a certificate OF
public convenience and necessity to OPP
crate motor vehicles as a common car
rier of passengers. from Culver to Ply
mouth. Ind. over State Road No. 10.
Notice is hereby given that the. Public
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms Of the commission at
Indianapolis. Ind. at 10 O'Clock q. m,
on Tuesday, Feb. H. 1881.
Public participation in this hearing Is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY R. M. YOUNG. Examiner.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Feb 1Q21
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Card of Thanks

HUHN-We wish to thank our friends, rel
atives and peshbS i Tor The h kipdinsss and
at the death OF our Beloved mother,
Rosalie HUM. Especially do we thank
The Rev. Morris II. Cores, the singers.
members OF the Indianapolis police de-
partment. Marion Lodge No. IS. F. and
A. NJ: the pallbearers, the undertaken.
offerings and all who assisted in any
way.-Daughter and Sons.
BFCKNER-I wish to thank neighhors and
friends for their kindness and sympa thy
shown during the illness and death OF my
beloved wife. HER HUSBAND
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ALABAMA, N, 1852 large, nicely fur.
rooms; in-a-door bed Ii. 1895.
CENTRAL, 2l2i-Lower front apt, . rms.
and hall: private bath; entrance and
porch: built-in bed. $40 week. He. 4I55.
ILL, n. 26i1--3 rm., clean. furn. lower
drpiex; Frigidaire: cd. heat. gar. util. pd
NORTH. E. SIG AND SIS = % rooms.
mod; Frigidalre; weekly rate. RI. 4007.
WALLACE. N. lT-Lover arm. apt, clean.
desirable neighborhood. $50.
S-ROOM duplex; tath: garage: heat and
water furnished. va. 1851.
DREXEL AR1fS-7so n. NJ: 2. 5 rms:
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Houses for Sale
North

COLoRED-2175 Hillside: Q rooms. va
can't: well-built house with extra corner
Tot. large barn. good location: reduced
down 70 8, $50 clear: easy payments. Z
J. SEXTON. REALToR, Indiana Trust
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Pets

eACpTprr-F .-RFAUTIFUL BOSTON PUP-
0494%S SO 322s BROOKSIDE PRhWE. -
N. DIR. Oh. 48I6. -
I-aNARlF we guarantee males that sing:
hens that feed. 306 Holmes. pc. 4oo2-
sneciaI 1924 Broadway. He. 1919.
PEATTTTFTTTI1Y marked Boston puppy; fe-
male: ~ months: eligible. Be: 1lo9.
MAT-F-FngIish bull terrier; IA mos; eligi-
BE for pedig 806 N. La Sale. On: 5841-9:
RTRD DOG PUPPIES FOR SALE. CALL
BURK RI 1896.
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MOTTO no BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Indianapolis. Indiana win until the hour
Of 8 O'Clock P. M, February "a. 1881, re-
cieve sealed bids for alterations to the
at the southeast corner of Virginia Avenue
and Lexington Avenue in the City of In
ana apapoS m by WITH III plans
cheering division of the Buildings and
Grounds Department OF the Board of
dianapolis.
Copy OF the plans and specifications are
on file at the Office Of the State Board of
apolis. Indiana. and also at the office of
the Board of School Commissioners. $50
North Meridian street. indianapolis. In
diara. Said plans and specifications in
clude as a part thereof notice to bid
ders WHICH specif1es in detail the ,condi-
tions under which proposals will be &C
Board OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
Rv A B GOOD Business Director.
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Investments

ONLY limited amount of 70 preferred
stock for sale by an old reliable manu-
facturer. This is a rare opportunity
for you to make a safe Investment. Adj
dress Box B 1874 Times
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Financial

ONLY a limited amount of 10 preferred
stock for sale by an old reliable manu-
Iacturer. This is rare opportunity for
you 10 make a safe investment Ad-
dress Box B 1S4 Times
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PAPER FURNISHED AND HUNG
Oh. 2e04 FRANK JACKSON. II. 24l5.
II years in business; 1881 samples;
rental properties a speciality; est. free:
PAINTING-Paper hanging; special low
price during February; samples furnished.
Hu. 1888.
PAPER FURNISHED and hung; spec
prices; skilled man. Ch 6549-R.
PAINTING-Inside outside floors rein
ished. pa. clnd., rerfg. Elliott. BE. 3397-2
PAPER HANGING best ref: spec.
prices 80 days; freq esti. Oh. 62l5.
PAPER hung $50 per room and up
Paper SC uD, work guaranteed Or. 2747
PAPER Hanging. Painting. Carpenter work.
FENDEL, 424 North Forest. Oh. 52l7.
INTERIOR decorating: by experts. We are
fully equipped for any job. ia. 1858.
CLEANING PAPER-75c; windows. walls,
woodwk. washed. 951 w. Walnut. II. 1869.
PAPER furnished and hung complete, 1915
per room; guaranteed. CHI 305l-W.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing. because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here daily.
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I.EGAI. 2AI.E
LEGAL SALE
Mnilce L. harelnu niNcn NJ

Notice is hereby given pursuant TO the
sd atues the OF ias Sae co2duct nGan
day. February g. 1881. sell for accrued
charges the household goods and other
Catherine Barley. No. 4572; L. Barnes
No. 4903; L. J. Barnett. No. $780, Mary
1913; Mrs. Thomas Gockel. NO 1880; J. L.
Heaton. No. 1901 Mrs. Thelma Hobson,
No. 2644; Tom Rooney, No. 1926; Ruth
Rosstan, No. 1922; NJ Sands, No. 1857;
Adolph seidensticker. No. 1885, ]. L. Mauck,
No. 4343; Marie Smith No. 1888. William
T. Swain No. 1853; Willie Mae Thomas.
1920
SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 1890 North Illinois ST.. In
dianapolis Ind
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Office and Desk Space

dr., right at 3oth and Sherman. BeBst
outside business center in city. No doctor,
dentist within sqs. Reas. Ch. We.
OFFICE sPAcE-Fuilv equipped Law. Office;
reasonable. 2oT Indiana Trust. RI. 4z4o.
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Lost and Found

BLACK and tan hound in vicinity of
Conner and Draper SITS. Reward. DR.. 77io.
GPAY POLICE PUP. female. stolen from
Sl0ia Virginia Avs: reward
IRISH setter. answers name Of Mickey"
reward Eu. sos. 5lls N. CAPITOL.
LOST-Boston bull brindle color. male.
lame; license No. 1870. DR.. il30-W.
METAL CHAIN BELT Nth red setting.
Keepsake. Lost Sat. Reward. Be. 1871.
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Business Announcements

REPAIR work on radios. wash. machs..
sweepers. irons. sew, mach: repair adj.
gas stoves: all cleo. home apps. No Job
too small. too large. Haverlock. Ea. 1857
FEATHERS-Bought. sold ana renovated
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
E. P Burke. 431433 Mass. Ave. Ri. 669:
CONTRACTING-Gen. repair work; esti-
mates free. T. H NELSON. Be. $751;
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing &
heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEX. CH
sool
HARDWOOD-Floors made to look new.
Avoid spring rushl STEELE. ia. 2l37.
GEN REPAIRING. Real sewer man. leaky
roofs. cutters, furn coils Eve. Ch 2283-J.
ELECTRICAL sERVICE-And repairs: no
lob too small. JORDAN. Ia. $500.
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Storage ard Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house Store ncw.
paw months later No charge for hauling
4l9 & Market Ri 7750.
STCRAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads Packing.
shipping OTTO J SUEZ. Ri. S62S RI
1851 Nights Oh n69s-W
H TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago. st. Louis Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities. DR.. 307l or Ri. 1855.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasons bic. Call at all times Ia. 374l
MOVING So: YOU help 81 less: ~ ton
truck; quick guarn service. Oh. $3.50.
BRTTTON TRANSPARENCY. $3.50 load:
large trucks: responsible men. DR.. 1915.
PLUNKETT TRANSFER.
Coal 4i12 Z. Wash. Ir. $50.
LOCAL-Overland hauling: special rates TO
Chicago or Detroit. Ii. 1908
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Suburban. fOr REM

s-ROOM HOUSE-Northeast garage; cleo
tricity; very desirable for chickens or
garden; curtains. floor covering. shades
and stove furnished: $40 per month 70
reliable Marty IL n53i
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Help Wanted Male

WILL hire married men over % 70
handle regular routes averaging SIS to SIS
weekly. Apply only If looking for per
AnnIv Gan n T:so y nm ass y. Relle
Vieu place
GOOD solicitors can earn SO day and
Up. Call 10 a. n. Wednesday, So W.
WANTED = Experienced coffee statesmen:
married men preferred; salary and COM
mission Address Times Box 100.
WANTED-Ten men at once; good pay.
THOMPSON Tl2 NJ Illinois
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$50 N. Meridian st.
$11.50, SIP and S14
per week with tub or shower baths;
swimming pool. bowling alleys; free park
ing for your convenience, and all within
walking distance Of the Circle.
ATTRACTIVE front, modern apt; con-
slant hot water: close in: l or Q. Ii. 3749.
NORTH-Cozy. warm, near bath; en-
ployed couple or gentleman. Ha. l505-W.
ROOM-2 empl. to share clean. quiet
home; meals Optional. Oh. 6794.
HOTEL EDWARD
Centrally Located-Modern
Special low weekly rate to men only.
CLEAN-Warm rms; mod. home, privileges
good meals i desired. gar. Reas. CHI 1855.
try TIMES WANT alS FOR BUSINESS
Room for Rent With Board
CENTRAL, 2215-Attractive, large rm.;
near bath; plenty hot water. He 1853
CENTRAL, 16l5-Living room, alcove bed
room; suitable for q reasonable.
COLLEGE, 2355-Light clean, all privileges
OF good home. ia. 354l.
DELAWARE, N. 2602-Modern front for
age. Sc each. Ha. 1919.
ILLINOIS, N, 27Ii-Front nm, gentleman,
plenty. hot water: good meals privileges.
MERIDIAN. NJ, 1851 or ladies. nice
rm Good meals. ref. exch. Ia. 1910.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2229-Front room, mod
ern. private home. privileges, home cook
NEW JERSEY. n. 2s08-Room. 3 BOYS;
reasonable; references. Ha. 3077.
PARK. I4l5-WARM. CCZY ROOM; 2 EN-
P4o3XoE5dD REAL HOME. BEST MEALS.
GRAD, NURsE-Care for elderly people;
private home: reasonable. Ha. 1898.
WANTED-Child under sch. age; mothers
care So wk r. r. No. 5. Box $50. city.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA. N. 1Sss-warm. clean. hot
water. sink. glass-inclosed porch.
ALABAMA, NJ, 2037-Downstairs apt,
newly ne fprn.: private bath and entrance
BEVILLE. N. 17-3 rms. back porch. pri-
vate entrance. garage. 81 wk. en-. 6338-W
BROADWAY, 1852 separate bedrooms
and kitchen, with sink; So.
BROADWAY. l1S4-Clean.. warm nm. and
WARM; IS; ALSO l RIM. FOR WOMAN.
CAPITOL. N. s35-3 rm. furn. apt; also
2 nm. furr.: private entrance: modern.
CENTRAL. lsQ4-Large rr1. down. sink,
steam heat. everything fun: $3.50.
COLLEGE. 1872 clean rms. sink. every
CONGRESS, S2l-2 rms. modern, Complete
kitchen furnished: garage. ia. 35l5.
EAST, N, 33i-2 connecting rms; well
furn.: private entrance: close in.
HOLMES, N, 254-l ru. efficiency apt,
completely furnished. IS.
ILL. N. 2339-I. 2. 3-rm. kitchenette apt,
$3.50. S. $3.50. Evervth. furn. Ia. ITO
KEYSTONE, N, l22s--3 rms, bath IN
furn.. light, gas. hit. furn. Adults. Oh. osi5
NEy' JERSEY, N, ls4-Good clean house
keeping rooms. Ri Alas.
NEW YORK. e. 227-Housekeeping and
sleeping rms. Centrally located. ri. $685.
OHIO. E. -Housekeeping rooms, s2.5o
UP; garage 50 per month.
ORIENTAL, 20, N.-2-rm. unfur apt; also
front sleeping roor,.
TACOMA, N, i5--Apt., downstairs; rms,
kitchenette couple, refer. Oh. 6661.
TALBOT. n. 223s-3 rms. oveTstuffed;
private entrance: gar: rea. Ia. 1898.
WOODLAND Dr.. W. 2s-Mod. rm.. house
keeping priv. furn.. priv. entr. 81. II. 1880
PAD & PARK AVE- rms, third door.
coy and clean. S.. He. 1852.
3 NICE furn: rms. ward. garage. IS. 1925
LOVELY woodruff; 2 rms. kitchn'te: fur.
$3.50; also Tni, evthg. furn.. $3.50. Oh.
4ioS.
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LEGAL SAIL

Notlce Is hereby given pur5uant 70 The
undersigned, conducting a public storage
house will on Monday, Feb. %, 1881, sell
for accrued charges the household goods
and other goods belonging to the follow
ing named people
Frank S. Amened. No. ego; Kate Buck
ner. No. Geo. DR.. Charter. No. B27l9; DR..
Arturton. No. 909: Constable Clark, No
Oil: Constable Clark. NO 86S: Constable
Hawkins. No. s96; Addie Douglas. No 4ls;
sss Della owens ms No. 4si: Charles I Reese Se
No 902: Earl Smith, No. 472: Mrs. Helen
Smith, No. $50; Walter Stewart, No s93
Jessie Summers. No. 929: Jessie Todd, No.
594; Celady Westerf1eld, No. 410: Carrie
Wckliff, No. 9i0; Edwin williams, No,
932; G. Williams. No. 922.
SHANK AUCTION AND FURNITURE
COMPANY, 1890 North Illinois Street, In
dianapoliS Ind
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Business Opportunities
Coal and Wood

CIGAR STAND; ONE OF THE BEST IN
CITY PHONE Ii O963
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Houses for Sale
North

Houses for Sale
North
COLORED-6 rms, mod: paved street:
gar: easy terms. Owner 56l w. 2Sth st.
East
EASTERN AVE.-Near st. Philips 5-room
modern bungalow, garage, all improve
ments in and paid. Low price. DR.. $3.50.
South
NOW IS THE BEST TINE TO BUY.
Bungalows, 500 down.
Ri. 250s. II. j. FOX. Ru. 1888.
NH11ooIlo~oo,,@, e.. CoIo
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Poultry and Supplies

pARy cHTCKs-Ss. $40 and So per one
6 S1I,drsd: cnsfom Matching. q cents per
egg: $50 egg units. order nov at "a M
DeiaWare st BOYER'S HATCHERY
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Funeral Directors
Personals
Special Notices

WHY SUFFER WITH PILES
When YOU can positively get well or il
will cost YOU nothing? This is strictly
home treatment. Also wonderful lung
throat and catarrh treatment. Either
sent parcel-post to any part Of s
Call or write Tor free literature. 9. r
WYSONG. 2ly K. Of P Bldg Office Ri
1857 res. 1888 N Meridian. Ia. 4940.
I will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
on and after Feb. 8. 1881.
FRANK GISLER.
922 Lexington Ave.
! DZ. post card photos with one 8x10 free.
Sl.50. HARMONS STUDIO, lis So.
Illinois.
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Situations Wanted Female

WANTED-Housekeepi refined woman.
age Il IN small family in city. Times
Box B-iS9.
Housekeeper by exp. young woman: take
iull charge. $500 per week. Ri, 1883
Rooms for Rent
ALABAMA. N. 2II4-Nice large steam
heated m; ] or z. Ia. 44I4.
kSHLANNk l52s-Warn neatly Turn. rm
vish pf49. toilet lavatory and entrance.
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instructions

TAP. TOE. BALLET. ACRoBATIC-Th
coupon entities bearer. adult or child. to
Of Of FEBRUARY I -' at the HoUsER Studios,
1906 King Ave. (westl: 1918 F. Mich. (east).
Call Be. Ass after p. m. for informat'n.
SPECIAL offer of six weeks free instruc-
ton in music for enrolment fee and only
cost Of 81. Lessons valued at SIS to $50
a term. II. 0956.
TUTORING-H. S. English. history, civics.
science math.: exp. graduate teacher;
also grades to 8. inclusive. DR.. l6o6-M.
TAP DANCING TAUGHT IN YOUR OWN
HOME: VERY REASONABLE. RI. e735.
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TYPEWRITERs. sold. rented and repaired.
special rental rates. LIBERTY TYPE
WRITER CO. 143 E. Ohio St. Ii. 1905.
SELL. RENT Or BUY REAL Estate
Phone "ad-taker' RI 5551. during busi-
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Transportation
Painting and Papering

FLORIDA-St. Petersburg; take three pas
sengers. Ia. 1862.
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Store.OHce Supplies

standard makes. new
and used portabies; Dalton adding ma
Chimes CHR Repairs and typewriter supplies,
Tvpewriters OF all makes rent1eaq1r r ~ ~ p =
WRITING MACHINE CO.. 1877 y. Nerd
ten 81 BOARD nf Trade Bldg Ii 6822
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Apartments for Rent

BICKING. sls-S and Arm. modern apis,
heat, water furn.; reasonable. DR.. 465s-M
MICHIGAN. 1927 E.-4-room modern apt;
heat; water furnished On. 2662.
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High class rental service specially:
80 adding machines to go. GIVE US a
call Reverse charges. KING TX FE-
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Musical Instruments

BEAUTIFUL period grand. left with US by
customer to sell price S1,i5O, now S463.
Terms. Viking MUsIC CO., 100 E.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-12
Briand Spars for Time.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)

Cincinnati EnqulrerD
 Undoubtedly the mustachioed Foreign Minister of France would have preferred young earthquake to the Austro- German Customs Union. Some such natural catastrophe cataclysmic though it be- would not have upset his plans badly. M. Briand had been working patiently for years to erect struc- ture of federalism in Europe founded in French hegemony and perpetuating the present frontiers.
 Now he is thrown the defensive by the project the Teutonic nations have barred The inn mediate reaction of France to strike out bndly, with nvective and threat against scheme to them malignant and subversive. This procedure little sympathy from a world hardened to patriotic full minations and adjusted now to realities. So French technic has changed
 Briand presses hard for acceptance of his brain child the United States of Europe;" but, fearing the worst, he has alternative plan to thwart the ambitions of his Teutonc neighbors An econ- omic federation of Balkan States, affiliated with France would offset the dangers of Austro-Ger- man zollverein, he reasons and then proceeds to lay the groundwork for it.
 Thus it goes, with Germany and France sparring for time until one or the other can get in smash ing drive to the point of the chin The Continent appears quiet, in comparison with a fortnight ago, but in fact the channels of diplomacy buster than The difference is that in this particular stage of the conflict press releases few while secret pourparlers many. Later the theatre of and it will be better show.
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The Tariff and Prosperity.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)

Tn recent months the advocates of a lower tariff economists and industrial and financial leaders have expressed the emphatic view that insurmountable tariff barrier is prime factor in the business de- presson. Their view is supported by the bald facts of foreign trade Apparently these men have made their point
 More recently another side of the controversy has to be stressed. Perhaps the tariff sched- ules are higher than they should be- these new voices admit, but to make any extensive changes now would be calamitous, for it would mean the handicapping of many industries by encouraging foreign competiton-and this at time when in dustry is just gaining it's stride more.
 Here are two distinct points of view. They can be reconciled, perhaps, period of years. But respecting the proper program for coming months they are far apart. With the exception of specific reyisions which may be made through the Presi- dent tariff change is not to be considered before early 1892 since the Congress does not meet until the end of this year. But inevitably these con- flictng views will surge forward when the legislators gather, and decision will have to be made
 In view of the long agitation and time to gather momentum that are necessary to any large tariff change, the question probably will remain academic until 1883 By then, it seems very likely the lesson of the Shoot -Hawley mistake will be so clear that a sane tariff should not be difficult to enact. Meantime business console itself with the assurance that import duties however bad are lat least not subject to meddling
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-12

Gen Smedley Butler once spy in Mexico He has had lot of unpleasant jobs since then also.