THE OREGON DAILY -JOURNAL; PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. .MARCH 10. 1908.
13
ROC RICH
DrunktiVas S
sroeiiE m to
'Cured Secretly
VISIT CALGARY
Any Lady Can Do ItVt Home
, Costs Nothino; to Try.-,
-V.
imHISE FILLS :
OINJ. P. RAILROAD
Two Former Private Secre-
; tarics to, Millionaires .in
Chamber ; of - Commerce Ac
cepts Inyitation to Inspect
v -'r X New Territory. " '
go's Man Caught by Detect
tivcs Near Portland.
, (Special ' Dif patch te Tl JoarniL)
ieWv XOrKT ITlSOn Faro the Spokane chamber, commerce
t an executive meeting . if aroh IT., ac
cepted the InvlUtlon b E. I Richard
son, manager of .the dominion exposition
at Calgary, June II to July 4, and. F.
B. Ooodall, president of tbe organisation,
appointed a commute to arange for
an excursion, a special train, leavins
over tha Spokane International railroad
tne evening or July X. it la expected
that from 125 to 204 man and woman
Will nln .
The commit tea la charge or tna ar
rangements la composed or itooert n
Coacrova, secretary and manager of tba
Spokane interstate I air association;
Harry t. Blfcker, ' ore tar y of tha
Washlnarton Water Povtr company'. K,
F. Cartler Van JDisael, president of tha
Fhoanlx Lumbar comnanvt hi. jr. wlf-
goner, praaldant of tna Union Fuel lea
ICnlted Pma Lustd Wire.!
New York, March 19. Confined in tha
Tomb prlaon hero aro two men, f orm-
, any private secretaries to millionaires,
who, ware captured in tha west, ona of
,t them near , Portland, jQregon, after "4 a
coaae or io.ouo nines.
I. The prlaonera ara , Howard. Carter
Oreen, former confidential man ' for
,i James C Far'to,' president of the Wefls- company, and EL T. Oman, vioe-presl-Wm
tr.. --a , I dent of tha Tradara' National .bank.
uI 'l.lT! r-rT'""1"" Y'l Ivi 07 Monroe, secretary' of tha
t...,wu on ,m use position in chamber of commerce,' said of tha pll
the employ of A. & Mallett of tha llaL. t rrlmara to tha province of Alberta:
lott Construction oompany. I 'The business men of Spokane, nave
tin the case of Oreen it waa Wall expressed a lively intereat In tha de
Street that caused him to commit f nn. I velonment of tha new territory north of
.- vir an -an BuorLui bui monav. with mi ana inatv a.r iinr iu vian 11 iu mm
F"nn ii -was tna racetrack that wnat naa Daen none in m ibbi ww
r MnH him tv. .lul ntk. -'I...--. IV. Ill ... U fV. ,nllp, Amo
. rested by Detectives Bernard. O. Flood at C&Iaary on tha Fourth of July. We
and jJominack O. Rllev of Inanector Up. I will also make a tons at Cranbrook, Fer-
cafferty'e suit. . nle and Banff, raturnin home July .
-Oreen disappeared 10 months aro and GOULD COMPLAINS OF
t si Wkf nttvm . la 1 n .a - a. I
A XOSHmjf SCtKAOXXt.
A new taateleaa and odorless : dls
covery whlcb can be vlvan aecretly by
y taay in tea, conea or xooa. uearui
endorsed by temoerance workera.'. I
does It work ao silently and' surely
that while tha davoted -wife., later or
daughter looks on, the drunkard, is re-
ciaimao even aaainsi nis win ana witn-
oat his knowledge. - Maoy have been
cured In a alngle day.
iiad collected-rents 'of a row of houses
oeionaina; to Mr. Karfo, Indorsed the
r. checks with ills .employer's name and
t deposited them to bis own account, lite
' ateallnr throuf h tho forgery of Mr.
FaWa name amounted to about 13,600.
It la aald he had taken a flyer In the
market at tha wrong time. Then ha dia-
DEMANDS OF LABOR
(Coltad Piwm UMd Wh.)
New 'York. March II.- In the annual
report of the Texaa ft Pacific railroad.
President Oeorae J. Oould calls atten
tion to the dlfflcultlee that have been
encountered in meeting the laraer costs
ai tne timj Green, whose family la or operation ana tne aroitrary poeuion
1 m . . I k.. 1 -a I.Mlalatliia luullAai
socially prominent in Paaalac. waa en-
aa to marry a younr woman In thla
. cny. jjealrlnr to obtain a sufficient
, sum to make matrimony possible la the
, reason aastgned for his stock gambllns.
A letter to tha younr woman gave tha
Molina t h, y.1 it a - tam
land, Oregon, and on February til Flood draa'IdB of lbor during the past ye
taken by labor and legislative bod lea
The gross earnings of the road were
$16,471,667. the largest on record, but
the net gain waa simply nominal. Re
garding tha attitude of labor, Oould
ye:
l"TI
There has been no cessation In tha
year
iouna worxina with an
- party near Portland. -
vVhen about ready to atart back east
wnn tneir man, tha detectives were In
rormed by Inspector McCafferty that
Havenlth, who had cut a large awath In
New York, was probably at Ia Ange-
piajriiiK un racea.
Havenlth came to New York a few
yeare ago with lettera of Introduction
from titled persona in Germany. He
claimed to ba a baron, and waa well re
reived In society. His lettera were of a
character that gave him entree into the
best society, and Mr. Mallett, who la a
millionaire, thought ha had a find in
Wen as a confidential man.
jf early Captured Heiress.
He professed to have-money and at
tended the races, kept -a fast roadster,
and It ia aald came near marrying the
daughter of a multimillionaire. He
appeared to look upon his work aa a
side line something mecely to show
that he waa not an Idler. His method
of. obtaining his employer's money was
tha same aa Green'a. He forged the In
dorsement of checks and deposited
them to his credit.
When tha detectives were told he was
prooably at Ix Angeles, they arranged
with tha San Francisco authorities to
leave Oreen In Jail there and went to
the lower part of the atate to bunt for
their man: '
They had little difficulty in finding
Mm. He waa ataylng at the beat hotel
and betting heavily. He was a figure
on the clubhouse lawn at the track,
and the acquaintanceship he had estab
lished In New York had given him a
standing In Los Angeles, where he was
Jilarlng the society-game and endeavor
n to win tha heart of a wealthy
widow.
atetnmed by Easy stares.
With their second prisoner, Flood
and Riley returned to San Francisco,
i I vriuu. flivuacw
conflnaH to
These demanda are
waces alone, but for
shorter hours aa well often accompanied
by arbitrary stipulations."
ASTORIA GIRL MEMBER
OF STANFORD SOCIETY
(SmcIM DUpatcb to Tb Jonrail.)
Stanford University. Cel.. March II.
A new dramatic society has been formed
here by six prominent women, students.
It will be called the Masquers and will
correspond with the men's organisation
known at the Sword tmd Sandals so
ciety. Miss Winifred Ulgglns of As
toria. Otegon, Ms one or the charter
members. She played a leading role
In the "Maneuvers of Jane," given by
the sophomore class In the assembly
hall last month. Miss Hlgglna has
been elected secretary of the new organisation.
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T
HREE CHURCHES OFFER
PULPIT TO DR. ELY
and after bbtalnlng extradition papers
started east.
Green appeared very much downcast
Although under Indictment he denied
he was guilty of any wrongdoing. Have
nlth took his arrest philosophically. Ho
was down to hia last $100 when caught
by the police, the remainder of his
thefts, said to be between 110.000 and
115,000, having been spent In high liv
ing or lost to the bookmakers.-
The detectives say they have no doubt
that ha Is a German baron, aa he rep
resented himself to be. They believe
he came to America, with the hope of;
marrying a wealthy woman, and having!
failed continued to' live as he had be- 1
tore, at tne expense or Mr. Mallet.
Congregations in Eastern
States Extend Call to
Portland Pastor. v
Three cities, Detroit, Beatrice, Ne
braska, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, have
invited the Rev. Dr. B. E. S. Ely Jr. to
accept calls to Presbyterian churches
in their synods. Dr. Ely, who Is pastor
of tha Calvary Presbyterian church In
Portland, la in Rockford. Illinois, at
present, and haa not decided which call
Tomorrow, Friday,
the last day for dlt
gas bills. Portland Gas company
will nosltlvelv' ha
ior discount on east side
MUSEMENTS &
"ToTmaker" at Helllg Tonight,
Beginning tonight at the Helllg thea
tre. Fourteenth and Washington streets,
the, fartte San Francisco Opera com
pany will begin an engagement of three
nights . with a popular - price matinee
Saturday afternoon in the dainty and de
lightful comic opera, "The Toymaker."
The Jolly comedian Teddy Webb and the
charming petit favorite, Daphno Pol
lard, are with this excellent organiza
tion. In addition to "I Got Plenty," a
topical song to which Webb haa added
i(im zo local verses, ne win sing "in
inanity." The costuming of "The Toy
maker" la beautiful in the extreme.
Seats are now selling at the theatre for
tne engagement.
Big Company at Helllg Sunday.
The attraction at the Hellta- theatre.
Fourteenth and-Washington streets, for
four nights beginning next Sunday,
March 23, will be the big musical com
edy auccess, "Coming Thro the Rye."
A special price matinee will be given
Wednesday . afternoon. . Tho advance
seat sale will open tomorrow (Friday)
morning at boxofflce of the theatre for
the entire engagement. Thla will be
found to be one of the best musical bf
ferlnga that Portland will get this season.
ONE WEAK SPOT
Uot Portland, People Have a Weak
Part and Too Often It'a :
r the Back
' Everyone has a weak spot
v Too often it'a a bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up, day and night
Tells you the kidney's need help
For backache Is really kidney-ache.
A kidney cure la what you need. -
Doan'a Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys,
Cure backache and all urinary Ills.
Portland people recommend the rem'
. dy. .'- ' ' -
O. H. Springmeyer, expressman, of
..IMS First street Portland, Oregon,
ava: "Exsosure to rouh weather and
i the jarring or my wagon nrougnt on
kidney trouble. My back ached almost
:. constantly and the action of the kidneys
- seemed weak and the passages of the
: secretions too frequent- Doan'a Kidney
' Pills came to my notice and i got a box
and began " using them . at once. The
pain in ray back was soon relieved and
xne aianey ncroiivna wcams normal.
'Two boxes ' of Doan'a Kidney Pills
.brought about - this result." (From
statement made Feb. 28, 1903.)
" CURED TO STAY CURED. '
- ' On January 12, 1908, Mr. Springmeyer
'confirmed the above statement and
added: Since tne time rererred to in
my former testimony I have not had a
trace of kidney-trouble, - I have recora
mended Doan a Kidney fills to many
penpia ana, am. aiways giaa to ao so.
1 or sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOAN'S and
take no other. . . . .
Any one in town can tell you that the
musical comedy hit of the year Is
"Dream City," which is now at the Mar
t;uam. There has not been another
show here thla season as funny as this.
With Uttle Chip. Mary Marble and
Johnny Johnson "Dream City" Is one
grand round of pleasure and there Is
sonic and a laush every few aeconda.
The show haa captured the town and to
do up to aate it la necessary to see it.
There Will be a matinee Saturday. Beata
are going last.
Baker Stock Company.
"Zlra." in the interesting nlav of that
name at the Baker thla week, was a
woman with a past who took the most
aesperaie means to outlive It to bury
nerseir ana be forgotten, but whom
fate dodges to the end. . It Is filled with
some of tha most dramatic scenes ever
presented on the Baker stage, and la a
piay mat never nags in interest.
; V ii
t
Daring, Construction Work
Being Performed by Com
: pariy's Engineers.
Tha Immense cut and fill by which
tna Northern paoirio railroad will come
through tha peninsula from the Colum
bia river bridge to Portland la not the
only work of that kind now occupying
tba , company's . attention. In tho
straightening and rebuilding of Its
main Una from Htaples, Minnesota, to
Fargo, South Dakota, 101 miles, there
oocura a cut 7,000 feet long, with an
average depth of 45 feat, followed by a
stupendous fill 60 feet blah and at Its
maximum 14,000 .feet or more than
five in 11 aa long.
In making this big fill a pile trestle
36.000 feet Ions' has been built, consist
ing or four-bent, piles placed 16 feet
apart ' The cut waa excavated with
steam shovels, tha same as la done In
tha peninsula cut and- the dirt was
hauled in flatcara out upon the treatle
and aurapea upon tne nil. The culverts
under the fill are monolithic concrete
arches.
. Zavrgooi Xmpvovenient.
attlo low grade outoff between Spokane
and Portland, tha Minnesota work Is the
largest improvement project in whloh
tha Northern Pacific' Is interested be
tween Bt Paul and Portland.
At Staolea the main Una from Duluth
loins the main line from St. Paul and
Minneapolis. As a result the division
between Staples and Fargo beara the
densest 'traffic of any similar stretch
on the Northern Pacific system. The
largest cut and fill occurs between
Muakoda and Hawley.
Daring? Construction
A stretch of 27 miles between Lake
Park and Glyndon, Minnesota, la said to
be tha moat daring; and heavy railroad
conatructlon in tne state of Minnesota.
and for a flat country it is regarded aa
apectacular. At Winnipeg Junction,
seven miles west of. Lake Park. Is the
Buffalo river, which Is tbe controlllna
xactor in tne situation. Tne old line, in
order to cross, this valley, contains
brades 0.1 per cent against eastbound
and 0.75 per cent against westbound
traffic. Expensive pusher service had
to be malntalnedto help freight trains
over the hills. By a relocation of the
line and the making of great cuts and
fills, the distance will be Increased 2.S
miles, but the grades are reduced re
spectively to 0.1 and 0.01 per cent
which la almost a level railroad.
The new line la a succession of heavy
cuts and fills. Tbe channel of the Buf
falo river had to ba changed, and thl
river ia now crossed on a pile trestle
45 feet high. At several points the new
line crosses over tbe old. The entire
work waa designed by W. L. Darling,
chief engineer. In a technical report
made to the Railway Gazette on the
Northern Pacific's rebuilding project,
high compliment is paid to the original
locating engineers of this road, who
succeeded in ao placing the first line
that Its reformation to meet the re
quirements of later heavy traffic Is
comparatively easy.
1ST GO TO JAIL OR
T
SPPOR
FAMILY
Rev. B. E. 8. Ely.
is a pretentious play
story Is pure and
' Star's Scenic Production.
"On Thanksffivina- Day." th current
attraction at the Star theatre, la the
biggest production the French stock
company nas ariven durlna its lona en
gagement In Portland. In one scene the
entire space or the stare is consumed
by a snowallde down which girls and
uoys suae. Anotner scene represents a
country nartv down on the farm. ."On
Tnanitsgiving Day" is
well presented and the
wholesome and tha comedy a dnllaht
Character types of New England are Ha-
iroaucea errectiveiy. There win be
matinee Saturday. ,
f r. " m i. hi
v Great Show at the Grand. .
Eastern vaudeville at bara-aln nrlcea la
offers! at the Grand thla week, where a
Din oi superior excellence' ia Being or
f ered by - Sullivan A Conaldine. : Glldav
ana ox, a couple or Hebrew delineators,
are the headllners and they aro aa funny
as possible without being In any man
ner onensive. mibb ttaoeiie ana ner
illaare out-upa have- a barnvard scene
Detter man tne one in "Oltl Homestead.'.'
Miss Irene Hobson Is anenarlnar in a
comedy in one act which la unususly
annuo ior vauaeviiie. mm Clever an.
lertalnment . continues --until Sunday
IllgtlU va.-'J. - , .- - -
: .. 4;siajn New .york; f : : "
Empire patrons ara used to heavy
melodramas, but once In? a while wel
come a clever farce that makes them
laugh heartily, and such a one Is "81s
In New York," which has been pleasing
large audiences all thla week. It ia an
old theme that of a bunch of "rubes"
visiting the big city for -the first time,
but It is filled with novel; anenoa
characters and Ituatlone, MatineeBaU
unlay afternoon. , - ; . : i v
he will accept, although he will un
doubtedly return to the7 east. The De
troit church1 which has extended the call
to Dr. Ely is not known, but It Is the
Westminster church of Cedar Rapids and
the First Presbyterian of Beatrice.
Dr. Ely haa been dedicating a new
Presbyterian church in Rockford, his
old home, his former parishioners hav
ing paid .his expenses back to Rockford
In order that -he might be present at
tho opening of the new church. Tho
Rev.- Dr. Hiram W. Foulkes of the First
Presbyterian church said this morning
tnat wnerever JJr. miy mifrnt go tne
Presbyterian ministers of .Portland
would rea-ret to see him leave this city.
He said that he is universally loved and
admired by. them.
Representative Jesse Overstreet will
act aa temnorarv chairman of the In
dlana Republican convention to be held
in Indianapolis next month.
I exit on ratr iooirr
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jucsema ana ail diseases or tne sain
must be treated Ideally, according to
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It Is useless to attempt - to , cure akin
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skin deep. , You must get at the seat of
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Mrs. ii.R Powell, Box-414. Caruth
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S. I
La Grande Man Sentenced to
Spend 12 Months Work
ing Koads.
(SpeHnl Dbpatcb to Tbe Journal.)
La Grande, Or., March II. Judgs
Crawford has sentenced L. W. Horn
back, who was convicted a few days ago
of failure to support his family, to 12
months in the county Jail, or in lieu
thereof to pay the sum of 30 per month
for the family's support. In case of the
defendant's becoming an Inmate of the
county Jail he will be. put to work on the
public highways, and the sum of 11.50
a dny will be accredited to him, And the
amount paid over to his family.
BUICK MAY LOSE HIS
GOVERNMENT POSITION
(Special Dbpatcn to Tb Joorail.)
Boise, Ida., March 19. There Is con
siderable speculation here as to whether
or not the president will ask for- the
resignation of United States District
Attorney Ruick, owing to the outcome
of tho Boise basin land fraud cases
through the recent decision of Judge
Whltson of Spokane. Opinion la about
evenly divided as to what course the
president,, will pursue. Ruick says he
loes not know whether or not thara
will be further prosecutions of land
fraud cases here. It is rumored that in
the event Ruick is removed by the
president C. C. Cavanah, Frank T. Wy
man and A. A. Fraser of thla city will
be candidatca for the office of diatrirt
attorney.
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Salem, Or., March 10. Articles of In
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CENTRALIA PAVEMENT
HELD UP THREE TIMES
(Special Dtapatch ta Tbe Jeoraal.)
uontraua, wasn.. Marcn is. on ac
count of fatal errors in tha orte-inai
resolution and ordinance authorising the
paving of Tower avenue,' the improve
ment has been postponed, making the
imru lime inai inn attempted improve
ment haa failed. The council has deter
mined, however, that Tower tv.nn.
shall be paved in the present year, and
to that end adopted a new resolution
last evening which will come up for
nearing Apru i. . .
MATLOCK BUYS FINE
MULES IN MISSOURI
(Speeial Dianifch to Tbe Journal.)
Pendleton. Or.. March 19. W. F.
Matlock haa returned after A v two
weeks' . trip tnrough Missouri. Kansas
and in the edge of Oklahoma. While
absent Mr. Matlock purchased 40 head
of Missouri mulea, a portion of which
will be sent to Alaska to be used In his
mines and a portion to be sold to Uma
tilla county farmers for use on the big
cumoines in tne narvesi season, xnese
mules will arrive nere some time, neat
weex.
FAULTLESS
Are the SUITS and
TOPCOATS we
show this Spring
Stvjc, quality and durability
are their essential features.
None better shown any
where. The showing; repre
sents the best of STElK
BLOCH, SCHLOSS BROS,
and BRADBURY SYS
TEM. Yet they are moder
ately priced from $15.00 to
$40. By the way, we extend
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montnly payments. No ex
tra charge for credit acCom--modation.
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Company
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THB 8. X. BKAZVAKD CO snortln
goods. 122 Grand avenue. Eaat 838.
XiIBXBTT COAX; Si ICS CO- offlea
I in fine street liome A-1138.
1882. .
VXOAV COAT CIO offlna 119 Burn.
I mI. a. A 4 n a a oasatj
laiua aireei. juaiu si in,
MVBCK Si OlITXK- merchant tallnra
so Dtarx street, racirio zuo.
CC ela-ara anl u.a
147 Sixth atreet
X. ILDr. nlumhlna- anil na rlt.
ing, ovi wniiams avenue, nast 4125.
A. wrXiBOK's wxttb non
SXVa ITOXJB, 183 Grand ave. K. 8868.
X. WH.I.ETT, grocer. 128 Grand
avenue. B-1261, East 388.
TXH KODST, BAXXBX BXOP. finest
hop in the city, 91 Sixth, street.
I WisfllTfl nnrvr.n oanmiay a
Tarn hill, corner Park. Main 8811.
.-a f. ;
OXXOAOO 1CAXXXT. maata 187 Third
treet Main 418.
MOBBXBOX BKXOTXXCAZi CO- 191
East Morrison street East 8128. B-1826.
WATTS-aULTTXlBTT CO. drufcistr.
276 Russell street East 882.
a. viwa .-.m m
yard East Eighth and Main streets. aat
io. a . .
AIJOB mxXBX, fine mmtaery 48
Washington street i
Sat B. WBZaXT, dentist I41H
Washington, corner Beventb, Main 1119.'
CIMTTBAI MAXXBT. meats and fish.
130 Grand avenue. B-1388, East 411.
BUTTBX-BTXT XXX AS OO corner.
Second and Columbia, streets; retail 146
Third street. . . ,
TATX.OX U STAXTOX, plumblngf and
gas nttlng, 80S Pine street
XOOXB XXOSt, eaat side news deal
era and confectionery, WUliams avenue
and Russell street Eaat 4702. , : .
X. A. affoASAXS, bicycles and sport
ing goods, Williams avenue and Itnott
street East 1482. -
WXCUA14E ATX. mmwTiT.T.a no.
TOXT. umbrellas and leather goods. 644
Williams ave. C-1004. . 7 7 - "
. wKaifia waupaper. painter ana'
decorator. 104 Union ave,. East 109S.
XOXSSXTj si XXXT. meats ' and 1 lah. " .
a, a ttii . . . i . m. "
' nit iu i mum iiv, . . 'k
OXTXOXZJCT XXOat, wood dealers,.'5
Marshall and 13th sts. Main 831.
OOXJDSTAtTB'B OXOCSXT, 271 Rus
sell st East 880.
jrOXXT- JB. ICAUBT. ' groceries, 498
Washington st Main il87, A-318T,
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for Man or Beast
V
PATENTS fNI0IIT
3.x SIGNAL DEVICE
Kavy Tard.- Puaet' Sound, ' WasK,
Marcn Hw-flxat UeuUnaot JEA, JBam-
WHILE nsings for Horses
II and cattle bear, m: mind
that it is just as valuable
i in your home. e . ' -
That lame arm. strainert
muscle or braised hand -will
not twiture long if Mexican
Mustang Xiniment has -been
applied. :lt tienetratM
quickljand so relieves all pain
and soreness. ; 'a ' . , ., , -
Oar recetd k'(0 yean of wrtaia. .
Merchants Sayings &
Trust Company
247 WASHINGTON STREET
Capital $150,000.00 . ,
v Does a general banking business., . , ;'
Pays interest on Savings Accounts and oti Time
Certificates.
Acts as trustee in bond issues. ,-; v
Holds title to properties for corporations, snvdi-
cates, estates and individuals, pending distribution, set
tlement or other disposition. ; v ;; " ; -
Collects interests,;! incomes, rents, etc..' 'and fur
nishes substantial investments, for idle funds.
' The trust business kept entirely seoaratei frnm K
other business of the' company."' ;'
; Correspondence or interviews soHciterl witK'kAc.
contemplating any phase: of our service, "
sey of 'the' marine corps 'hero has an.
piled for a patent on a night signaling
searohli gbta.;' ' 'C 'Ci i-rr
lieutenant Kamsey declares that his
device is more reliable, .will.be effective
service to be on noa.nl .hin tZ ....'.r.r.S"1" ifn?J..wi'.' w7.
l-Jl! Th,Jevce la calculated apparatus consists of two - powerful
to taka the place of the present system lights, one red ami the other white. The
ot.juglitAUiaaUnj py .torchea And by. signaling is done bythaiising tbe por
tion and comblnat! i i of ('
This Is mariBHe.l ft.in H U
lar to tliut on a t; ai-it,--. t
the operator l.i to a ( f, .
ter.of the alnlmoet In i.n- -
key. lJeiiliiHDt Hfiu-- I 'I .
lit on the i -Un fur n v
luitruaiKiit i j lii u.i i ,
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