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RAILROAD CHIEFS 'HUH YEARS '
DIVIDED SOUTH 1 0FI11
TWEEN THEM
Frwidcnts Smitfi of t8 L. & N. and
Sptnwr of the Soulhwn, as "Pi
zaro and Cortrx," Partitioned
nnilrond Properties of Smitltf-rn
Atlantic Status.
Illy 01I.HON OAKDMiltl
WAMIIINOTOW .May 10. llow two
lallroad president met on n private
ear at a little town In (li-oralii, Oc
tober JS, Ufll, mid coiniMriiiK
thnmselve lo I'Uaiti Hint Cortcn di
viding; the western continent between
(horn, pioeeuded lo divide the nill
mad properties of the Month Aliunde
stales. In told In u series or ll'ttlTi
Just iIiik m by tli Interstate runi-
inerfii roiiiinlmloii, which pnssed be
tween .Milton II. Minlth, president of
t h Louisville & Nashville railroad
and the Into Ramuel Kikmhit. then
president of (lit Southern ihIIiomiI.
Tliuae letera are marked "personal
ii lid ninflilHiitUI." The first In
dated- "On I'etins.vlvanla It It. train
No. It, lb. 23, !, and waa ad
dreaaed by President Bmlth to l'rea
Idnt Spencer, so Broadway. N. Y."
It beglna III thin peculiar way:
riHin mid "ue.
"Duar Sir; I'lsaro -Haw ahall we
divide the we world
"Corlea-l will take North A liter
lea nml ym run haa all of Mouth
America except --... And neith
er of UH will do anything to the Isth
mus wlthuHt not Iff to and ioot
eratton of Ilia other.
"tlMro While Palaamilw I not
a vary lare or Important putt of the
wiirld, yet perhaps It In nit much as
cum tot.
"liefer to typewritten report of our
Inlenisw at Kohiiwww, Oti , on Oc
tober 2, Ull. mid to the Interviews
end rArittapfltidoiice that hits taken
placa since Hint date mid to that por
tlon or our Interview or this inoin
ln relating; to the future or certain
railroads thnt are or may be tribu
tary or competitive with rosda ron
Irollotl by the I.. & N.Jt It. and the
Hon I hern Hallway. May It not lie
well to review the sttbjeet and per
haps waka our understanding more
hpeelflc Your affair aluce our In
let view In Ovtober. ivt, proarentxl
with rapldlt) ami without, ao far a
1 know, oncouutrlna aerlou dlfft
inllta. Yon harn acquired I he (1
H V., Atlanta It flortdn and Hie
Outral Kallroad ban leen reorami
laeti In aerordane with our plmiH "
Stone ItultiiMtdi Kllletl.
And m an for attout Sooo wordN
of grwat detail, going Into every aniall
Idee of trarkaga in the terrttor)
outh of Ilia Potomac and Ohio
rlvora. Ai la aoni of the roads, tha
aKrttnMt provldad that the roada
t kapt allvw, whIM othrra were to
lie allw-ad to die of lack of sufficient
freight. Tha graat detail w 1th w klch
the agreoment a aarlred ant I
shown by lb following quotation
from on of Praaldanl Riulth'a lat
ter: "I waa greatly dlapioiuted to
learn from Mr Oodfra that the T. C
a. I n. It Co, and raitwlally Mr Nat
luvtar. Jr., who had eadonwd for
Mr Jera Uater to tha amount of
;,..00 mould, undtr tha arrange
mrnt, bo paid In full. A on know,
I was rery daalroua that thaaa par
UrN should lone their luvetmenl.
'I he ralattona of Mr. Sat Hatter. .Ir ,
.i iiM(dont of (he TVnnaaae c ft I
It K Co , to tha Bout hero. X. t'
i I. , and the 1 ft N road, are
rnch aa to juattr retaliation for ao
uvel) lMu in Hie "0mi m Hon of ;i
line in mli .t in tn 1 1 1- MiioiiN In
my n inn. i In Impi'i'iit nterev
that have tlciii' mid i' t oin uiuili
te iitoeioii tin iii'i r -n ei t I- f
I K I. 10"
lg one .f ihe-c W'l.t I'li-iiltut
HatuiK'i Si i.i'i-i urn ek io I'reM
dent Sulth 1 1 o hi ew iuk, Kehru
ary. .". !"'. rti again to the
ttare Corn i avrit'inent .i (ollowa
' lhr li Youi I. "ler. it the :';M
iilM
"l'laro line our it convriofi
tiou the Ulvlakin of lav new world
kjaHwttn its hit made kome pio.'ctk
HNHl.M lU'lHlMH t.iMo.
("orti Yr. voi. eeiu i hair r
falrad 1'atagonU and I hair iiirr.l
considerable isart of v,iii meii'
vhWH tou htd mv torutt irrnitM,
HH It seeiua to iif lou taw aMiie.t
n sVMMideraN'e Bath 4 the Whamn
tfkach is 'ie roniMUnc link between
UH, Was it underatood that cannot
anf Haks w, uli 1 1 't U( U l-uth nf u
h a i 4itr of iotiMia(.ii.
t't vi nn"
i"
)Mafis- ! ai.' that ii i d ii
fmW A rvii Hit- utjecl if pr.o
aumoitf. so i' ni' uui uuiieiwauuiug i
)0oo ajnajfi Ho- urtmld on
which ! Uatl' 'hi- nndKilandtns
should, btjt ' ' ) Thai nclt b
. v . ... i .. m i. .v.. . i
Ul
m suuu
(iltMVII.I.L. Cut iiv li, l(
l (I Koli tlaiinhlrr, ionvictd nn- or
HHHdiilt upon lj -year old Uertrnde
I.aniHoii, wuh today soiitrnred to ftf
teen yeaiR lu Mntt Qtientlii prison
Judge Oreaoiy denied a motion for
a new IiIhI. Y. II Seliooter, at
torney for Xlnughler, nald ho would
appeal the case Immediately, one of
the grounds lielhR thai the Jury wns
Inflni'iictul by liPWHjiopcr anil public
0lllllOII.
'I'lio minister received Ills sentenco
calmlr.
Ilia wife, ilfltiglilora and women
HmpHtlilzors burst out rryltig when
neuleuce waa pioiiminred.
N Setond Tilnl,
Klaugliter's (irat trial ended April
3 lu n Jury illAAKreoment.
MlitiiKhtor was found guilty Inst
Maluiilay with a teeoiumeiidattou of
inerey at the end of hla aeroiid trial
The trouble or the minister be
gan lute last year when lie tend out
of hla chinch h woman whom he de
clared a goaslpor. Hltortl) after Oor
tnule haiuson told her atory of at
tacks upon her by Slaughter, whose
church she attended. The evidence
wa placed before a grand Jun,
whoro l'red I.amson, tha girl's father,
and liar tnolhor repudiated their
daughter aa liar. They repented
tholr repudiation on the w-ltneaa stand
at both trials. Almost since the be
ginning tiertiudo limaoii had been
held apart from her parents In a de
tention' home.
.MolJler Helped DefeliH.
It was brought out In the first trial
(hat the gill's mother listened In the
next room and look notes for the de
fonao when prosecuting attorneys In
terviewed her u her home.
During the first tilal public animus
one way or the other over the pas
tor's dilemma lrd Judge tlregor to
forbid all pulpit sermons or public
lectures on the Slaughter case. After
the first trial Slaughter waa hung In
offlgy at a public street rorner lu
t'hlco i
There were flvn count In the In
dictment found against the minister
I nut June, all rhaiglng Illicit rela
tions with tlertrude Iiun, both lit
the parsonage anil lu the girl's home
(Mrs. Kamaoti testified that tier
trude had bn sent to th minister
for iiiNinictlon
LACK OF DYESTUFFS
lmi.AIl.l.l,IIIA. Mnv 1(1. l... k I
of dvcstiilt., the scarcity Ol liecdlcs,
the med for commercial prepnnMhies . ,
lu meet new eutiditioiis at (he elose ot !
the war, and the doing nwnv with!
ied prices in the knit fftenla lines
nre among suhjeets to be discuss-. I
at the -oncntion of the National , i
sneiatiou ot lloMerv and Fnderwc.u
.Manufacturers, which oivuihI here to '
day.
The convention includes allied
bnes, such u machine auA mvdlc j
nniuiita. lurers, de lirm and iol. .
bins houses. The tleleg.itis npie
sent mi uidustrv in which more ili.uii
r.'tMMHHMItm is invested aud with n
iM.vioil of i?U.iliUl,iMlO a m.i i j
other, and that linea etiuneitlng with '
or touching one and not the oili.i
ball be regarded as in the ten lion '
ot tha one with which tbe.v coiiilvi
or touch, lit Tht neither will ac .
quire lines allied b foiuicr owm-i
still), tcaw oi otherwise to ihe oitoi
and which ,tt the moment are net
(oiiliollet) bv i canon of peti.tinn re
orgautzatiou oi other lause. rn'
That neither will acquire lines whbhj
loiiuect with or tou h loth, .tiiierl
ditecttv or thtough siiboiduute or
iioilrolUM llnrs without idviie con
Millatlon and il polble, agieeiiinit
ill That mli her will t outer the con
struct ton of uew line ot the lompic
tlou of unfiuuhed ane into the t. r
rttorv of the otlur, but v hen urns
Hon with reference to io Ii line
at Up, we kh.ill proceed l asiee
mint with each otlor. if poskib),.
Will yuti ilee cntidt t tht. n !
tee If suih a dcttaratiaa ol pilnci I.
u .itti4itery ' '
Tin re foll long .tiMustn .i
H'nUi. tine to be a. i .in I ot m
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CUT-OUT JAPAN
PROVISIONS
EXCLUSION BILL
WAslllNOTO.N, M.iv 1(1 '!.. i- I
.liiiin's oliji linn to limine tin -"-fnltcil
gpntli'iiicn'-. agreement lor the
restriction of immigration eoneted
into Inw in the (tending imnntfi'ntion
bill, the Nennte iuiiniurnton fouituit
tee toitnv tig-rccit tinou nn nmeiMlment
W'hielj reinoWH the Jnpniieie entirely
from the lull, but neeoriipJUlipM Ai
nlie pcliitiuii ntherwiNe bv n M'iti
eiitiuii of Intituilf and longitude winch
will tnkf in fliinn, Siberin, Indin ntitl
the mlnmls of the Malny nreliipeliigo
with the exception of the Philippine.
It lnnvcs imiiiigrntinn from Jnpnu to
be goviuniHl eutirelv bv the Knot
Tnknhirn agreement. The rhnnge ie
tiiiitprwtiiiiil lo be sati-l'ni'torv to the
stnte tli-jml tiucnt .
KeptiKiumt to dnp.in,
lti'ii'i'scnttions wore made that
the eiuietmcut into low of nn agree
ment which ,tiiinn liml engiigetl upon
honor lo fulfill wo-, repuguiuit to the
JiiiiueHe government, ns was the
ehiNMi'iention of JiiinnpHO with Hindu-,
lilld others to be evelnilcil.
The senate eommittee ntloptetl this
ilnlsiei: "I'ldc-. otherwise itrovideil
for by etiNting treaties, ihmnouh who
are nnlivea of iKlunila not xo-sessetl
hy the Vnilril Stntes mljueent lo the
eontineot of Aaia nituntetl south of
the twentieth parallel of latitude
northwest ol the sixteenth meridian
of longitude east from tlrvenwicli
mill not-lli of the tenth parnllel of lat
itude south, or who are unlives of
nn,v country, province or lcienihkiif
situate on the continent ol Aia west
of the eleventh meridian of longitude
east from Ureciiwieh, nml east of the
fiftieth meridian of longituite east
from lltet'iiwieh. eveept thnt portion
of uh! lerritoiv situate between the
fit I let Ii nml the Mty-fourth merid
ians of longitude east from ftreenwieh
mid the twentv I' th nml thirlv-
eighth Hirallels of latitude ninth."
IVrsimi Only Ailniitled.
From the grenl liloek of territory in
leentral Aln, the only country ex
cepted from the hliiukt'l eelu-ion i
lVrain. Kcslrielion on iiuiiiiirrntuin
m
from Persia is imposed, however. y Jl- which were lowed toward the
n sH..inl tiimlv. Thnt poition of ' Hlue Ihdl. We fired u round these
t'hinn nlmig most n its senemist ishnts, Ihev flew lings of truce and
not included in the "excluded" tern-' ,,u' M,'upniit" put up ' I heir linml.
t.iry, hut the t'hiuese eiliisuui l.iws'Thev were made pnaotieis. Tlnv
.I this ...initrv. n i. i vi.l.iiii.,1. uo.il.t proved to be nineteen or twentv fir
In .ipplu able i. i Iiiiim.
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Why hntofc mi Cigars
When I.a Oondas sre onlr ids
Keen Minds
and Ready Muscles
'nun n.tttti.illv wlti ii lii.im .-tinl limly iwv jti'opt'Hy
iiutnisht tl. Tins i .ills r.i , tli,t wliii'h iiii'ltitU tlii
nil uiiNiri.ni ntiini.il I'li'iiitiits, best tlt-rivt'd t'tiun
tin- I'ii'Kl grains, httt lacking in many fumis.
'1'ln' f.-ym up j m t ! I'immI
rape
is ni.uli ni ' w i ' ,i .1 mi, nt. .
I ti !tl sll'il.i s ,, ' ' , I Mil It .'? t
'liulin iht if I'ln miin iiiiiii t'.tl s.ihs,
tile Mhtclll t'l tl.tllv It lillllilmo-.
urnpe-Nuts ha appetizing flux or. is easily di
ffetsteil, mines vea! ti vne. nntl uhh I'lonui r
yitiul niilU. is ,i siil, n.h.ilv lul.tii. ( tl i...nl t' .n make.s
tr menial . 1 1 : i 'iv si. ii ,
"There's a
THEY HAVE ARRIVED
j tut what you have watted for tho beautiful now
Gruen Bracelet Watches just the thing tor graduation.
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N.rf fhslj
(IHlWHt4l
lint A l'ti lis i
'luu-ue i.
lUlilltMMUS
MARTIN J. REDDY,
Jt ve if .(jtkOity
DOUBLING YIELD
OF ALFALFA 10
BE DEMONSTRATED :
i t'lofitsor I i' Itelmei ol the e
ipirliiniit i-t.ition and (' i ('air, the
ioiiut aai ulturlst and iiuthologlit,
1 will conduct an automobile excursion
to sevpial alfalfa farms I'enr Med
ftjid, to show farmers the remarkable
Increases In alfalfa yields being ob
tained with various sulphur fertilis
ers. Te results being obtained lu
these experiment nre among the
most remarkable over obtained with
fertilizers anywhere In the 1'iilted
Slates. These testa will demonstrate
conclusively that the total alfalfa
yield of thU valley can rwullly bo
doubled at eompnrntively small ex
pense. They will also show that al
falfa can be successfulh grown on
stlrkv soil. i
! These results should also be of spe
cial Interest at this time because of
the largo sulphur deposits In the
lllue hedge districts.
Kvor farmer and business man In
terested In the welfare of this valley
should make a special effort to at
tend. The imitv will lenvo fiom the Com
mercial club building at 2 o'clock
liot Friday afternoon, Mai 19. Hvery
man should bring hla automobile and
be prepared to take along as niunv
others as possible who do not have
automobiles. The entire trip will not
consume mote than two or three
hours. The start will tie made at :'
o'clock shaip.
IRISH SHIP BLOWN UP
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(Continued from page one)
Hoiithwest eo..st of Ireland when we
sighted n ship living the Norwegian
colors. We signalled her. She re
plied that 'lie was the And, IhuiiiiI
front Hewn fur Oenon. At that
time we weie about 180 miles west of
OitfPtiKtnwu.
"We ordered the And to follow us,
hut she did not do so until we fired u
shell. Then she proceeded 'ith h.
"When we got ttenr Unitnt'n Hock
the And stopped her engines. The
lllue ltell was then n cable length
nwnv from Iter niul we saw white
snmke cominji from her after-hold.
Two flerwan ensiuus were run up mi
her tiinstliftid. I lie Ami loweted two
j mini blnetiiekets with three ol'tieer- !
T ii minutes later the And s,inK about
,i mile ami a i.mrkr lion) tbe luht
,slui."
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DEMOCRATS
T0ITENAIST0
COMPLETE BALLOT
'I in- lulbm me Hutu i Ii i - tn n
Mud bv the di Hum rnlir i-mintv eell
tlnl rouilliiltfc leipii sting dcin i.ii,
(o write the follow nig tinineH in "m t'n
ballot ut the iriumry election M 10
to eoinplele the ticket :
Fof Jepresentntive In concn -.
Mark A. U'eatherfotd nf Album.
For rcprpxentnlivpH eightli n.n
opiititlive tlistrict, Juekion iiiit,
Mnrmn H. Tonne of l'hoeniv. II I.
lie Annonit of .Meilt'oal.
Fir repfemetttntive ninth repMsen
tntive ilistnet, Douglas nml .Iniksmi
counties, J. lv. Ilowntil oT llnuyln-.
eoutily.
For pottnlv elerk, W. JI. .Miller ol
Gobi Hill.
For iMiunl tirnouret', Clutiles ,).
N'limin of ,lni'kxonvilh.
Help fill nn Hie ticket. Yours to
spei Itully. V. II. Canon, slate com
mitteeman, f. It Wolf, congressional
eommittceiii.iii, ,1. i:. ltaikilull, ehnir-
iiihti eiiiinlv I'liiiiinittee.
FLEET CALLS
IN ANOTHER JUDGE
SAN FHANi I Si i). M.,v m. -Judge
William ('. in Fleet ot the
Fluted States district Putin disquali
fied himsilf todav in tiMiia the -ale
piiee of the Western I'ucitic nilllond,
and aniioiinced thnt be would either
call in another judge or nsk the "en
tor judge of the I'ttited States eiieuit
court of appeals to make the appoint
inent. A l'Kltl.i:SS I'llYhlCI.W
Such a physician recently remark
ul: "Tho wonderful power of l.y.
dlu K. I'ltikhHiu'a Vegetable Com
pound over diseases of women In not
because It Is a stimulant, not be
cause it is .4 palliative, but simply
bt cause It contains the very elements
needed to tone up tho female system
and strengthen the depleted organ
Hm. ' Of course that Is so, other
wise It would not Hiicrei'd as it has.
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DO YOU
KNOW
That this is
GAS
RANGE
WEEK
in Med ford?
Demonstrations
each afternoon
at our office
Special Prices
on all
RANGES
Oregon Gas &
Electric Co.
27 North Grape Street
TWO TEIPS DAILY
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
s is' cut a. i '. i cute
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it v.,t i4nJa trst ti :i
A V ,4d i 41 11 call fo
attr.fci t '. s ' diort .'i
vtltx.t ai4Vc &
tOlMi,
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Food that is ahentmed oith or fried in Cottolcne is
tempting in opjicorance nd has a delicious whole
aomtness that is always appreciated.
Cottolenc it superior for shortening biscuits, pis
crusts and pastries and for frying doughnuts, fish,
chicken, vtffrtablrs, etc. No special instructions
axe required for its use.
Awk your groctr to dvtlvtr regular suppll of ColtoUne.
It Is xv.kd in polls c ronventant biir.
CSEjtsZFAtR BANKS5SH3
Cqi(qlen& mhe$ good cooking beiter
Gardner on Registration Law
Prior to the recent amendment of When the present registration N
sec. 2, art. 11 of Oregon Constitution
which require all persona to be cit
Izoiin or the I'ttlteit States before
they can vote; a person, foreign
born, could vote on his first papers,
but wince the enactment of snld sec
tion such pel sou must be a citizen
to have the right of suffrage, which
menus thnt he shall have compiled
with the naturalization laws and to-
celved his final papers.
The permanent registration Inw of
I fill provide, thot u futelgn person
reglsterln; shall state: "Whether
naturalized. If uuturallied, the time. , lintlon, the tequircments for tho e
place. and couit of naturalisation, hlbll or papers being tacked on by
as evidenced by the final citizenship i the legislature over tho plot est of
paper or a duly authenticated copy the county clerks,
or certltiiMte thereof, made by the Consldeiable has been said by tho
proper orncer or tne court wnero is
sued and cxihlblted by tho elector."
A provision Is made that a person
heretofore reglstcicd as fully natur
alized hhall nut be required lo ex
hibit his citizenship papers when
reglstuilug under said act. which
could apply only us shown by the
records of previous registrations, and
as there weie no distinctions made
as to decimations or first papers and
naturalization or second papers as,
shown by the records. It is necessary i find n record of their citizenship
to have the final papers exhibited paper, while others find they aro
now In order to comply with the law. not citizens, but have been voting on
In teterring to the teglstrntlon of! either their own or their father'
forign liorn persons, the attorney first papers, which was proper up to
general In an opinion, lecontly said: I this year.
"As. applied to the registration of j Aa to Mr. Ahrens' case: Mr.
such citizens, clearly he cannot fur-j Ahrens said: "Mr. Putnam had tho
iilsh tho final citizenship papers for law there aud said 1 could he regis
the Inspection of the county clerk as tered, that It was not necessary for
provided lu sec. ft of chapter 225, line to evhlblt any papers." I am not
laws of 1815, and. In the absence of jaw are as to what part Mr. Putnam
any showing In the former reglstra- '. has In the registration, outside ot his
tlou I maks of the county whether an
elector there registered was natural
ized ur net. It ! apparent that ha
cannot comply with either of the
'qualification and that It will be nee-
jesvary for bint to comply with the
naturalisation law
lu cases whgre the records of for
mer registrations have shown the
person fully naturalized his legisla
tion has been actcpu.l without Hie
exhibit of p:t i cm
TEACHERS' REVIEW COURSE
Prepnriinr for June Teaehers' Kxnmination, and
SUMMER SCHOOL
Regular Business and Shorthand Courses. Hnlf-Pny
Sessions from Stfi) A. M. t. V2 M. Special Tuition
Charyre.
WW IX MONDAY, MAY 22.
MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Scenic Shasta Route
through California
Four trains daily with through sleeping cars
from Portland to San Francisco. Direct con
nections for all Southern and Eastern points.
Summer Round Trip Tickets
will lo on sale daily June lt to Sept. HO (o
prineipal KaMeni eitie. Ulvral stop
overs allowed rn route. Return limit 00
day from date of sale not to exwunl Oct
31, I91u
Ml. Sha.ta. Sbat.i sprint. Mt. t!sen, San Fruneiaeo. Yoa.
einite Yallev, Cafifonua Ite.i. h liVoorto, rf Antelea, laK.
.iiiut-Calit'ortiia Kipoiti.m, AjMtlic Trail, R a, Uvtm
and New Orlcuc.
Call oh Iwil .iC,mf t,ir ittfornuuiiw,
Ak Ii in i- ni.iki- up nn ot.irv tf jonr
11 in ir tvnif to
. JOHN M. SCOTT. Gwtrral Patswifw Atjwtt, '
Portland. Ore.
Southern Pacific Lines
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completed tho rocornu will show
everyone leglsteted as "Fully Natur
alized" and It will not be necessnty
for persons re-registering to exhibit
their papers.
Tho registration law has boon
administered in tbo other count le.i
or Oregon as In Jackson county, e-
jhlblt of paper or ccact dates being
require d. The county clerks of tho
state having assembled nint worked
.out the teglstrntlon law, will any
.that the law as first drawn required
,only evidence for pi oof of natural-
Mall Tribune as to tho leglstratlou
of certain persons, among them be
ing Mrs. Hclllngor of Mcdford, whoso
card was returned for correction
only. Mr. Iludge Mr. Asbpolo and
licit Ilaney, nil of whom have been
registered as well as some ol tho
lothets mentioned by tho Mall Trl-
jbunu.
A special effort has been niado to
get lu touch with the records of
those affected, many boing able to
liberal criticism, of which I have no
objections were It all the truth.
As to Mr. Kelly's opinion lu tho
I matter, I do not think the public
'will take seriously Mr. Kelly' opln-
Ion when opposed to that of the at
tnrney general of the state, and I
have conscientiously striven to fol
low the law gs construed by that
officer.
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