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service and comfort. “(Mme bank. The men, m _ y
7 ’ Z, ' the statute who“ be ”we ‘
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‘f‘nmfguvd 7'9“” ”aux-"One! '.
mile-raga”. the hearings which be.
gm; }'-*"_‘ld!ly will not he closed until
-u.- scum scope of the Underwood
.. 14.03; named in 191:1,
mar-tut! and the schedulé; 1'2th
1'1, .:(('L,‘;‘l’.~i'z1.'u'«f with Republican views.
'3 tip-an wash and allied products
wnw- urea; «livcusslon yesterday, the
pz-z.:v~i;:-l .vrimedztes being George Otls
Ivy: irz. .\. G. White. of the Bureau
.g 31-: . \‘J. E. Richardson. of Oma-
I,.t_ u 1.;-r.«t»r-tin2 Nebraska potash can-
. l g'Eli, repuflefiling‘ representative: of
:3» pomszh industry from Pennsylva-
nia.- t‘ul;.‘m*nia and Nevada.
Tip general trend of the testimony
3:. ,4: illzzy was to the effect that. While
’9q .. l.::-.Zu-2- l-vl‘llf is (he‘ll-able upon pot-
.»l: m p2l,l!PCl the industry in this
main: 5' wl‘l‘rh is now in' its infant
-l.‘.,’-t'. zip-yr: nllle'l be supplemental
l!."il$lll“r'>' 1'5 aid the variou; comps!»
lhl‘DH'JhOll! the l'm’ted States.-
-"-l:ir-h have a total investment of
Eltnl‘r) than fitnm‘lom‘lo. The largest
potash producing area in the
"mud Stan-9'. the mun-lugs develop-
Hl. i< in \Yestvt‘n .‘frabrarrka. which in
HHS produced more than sixty per
(our. of the entire American output.
"he Nix-Masha deposits i'J'll in liquid
form and arc being separated through
rustle processes which do not yield all
fiw byproducts necessary for the com-
l‘v-:nlc's to realize fully on their invest-
m 1:7.
in ordezgto enable» the Nebraska
unzxpznfcs; and others in different
pvtl'ls or the country to live. Director
Smith. of the Geological Survey. re~
.-‘h commended that Congress provide for
Wu. h..' a yak-m m‘ mite fixing And lleemlng
under ultich this government, acting
it. .‘ ‘
W4}
~ angle
_' \Vllinn
illsrllg‘l‘l lhr‘ Interior DPpal‘fmcnt. will
1"" 1‘" 'm t'XF’l'PlFP rigid control over the mount
.nmtv. nz' l‘crelxn potash allowed to 9 im-
ported. and prevont more thhn a
, .3 mn c.1139. small pemt—mase from coming in. so
‘V’ ' that domestic users, will have to buy
"'N’ Grad- the home products at a hard and fast
‘4 '3??- and price fixed through agreement with,
1.37: Of the operating companies.
I! developed during tlu‘ hearing that
't (vnr- Emu Herbert C. Hum-"r. fry."—
'm’rly Fowl Admini—ztmtm. and Ed-
ward N. Hurley. charimrtn of the Ship-
prng lLa Ii. unpaved to exchange pot-
a?!) in tre Ale-nuam fivlds formerly
'c. 1224‘: 1;} 1;. runway far .“ll‘.l!‘.l("ln food,
ill" Ilia-l! tr; hi bruu'zltt two ‘this
-(‘ll'-'l“~‘ in \merlmm bmmnw va. t‘yln:
.ond abroad.
’i‘l‘..s :‘zr-"ntpmen‘
ere' Illic‘al urtinn oi tlw— \‘x'nr Indus-
‘zic; lloa‘d. actxr-z “Md-'3‘ the provi-
:-.t»ns of the Tl‘flf'lifi wrli the Enemy
E‘rn: ..xt, Ii Was: “-9.st thin it' Alsmlan
H's-.53:- was bl‘t’il." in amt.“ of til“.
> I".‘-Tl‘li'll'.’P \vculvf
tenth (it tman sv‘urr-rs. Furthermore,
’fi'r‘Lr-iizm was inten to protect the
.' :2» r'rr:.r7 in-ltzhtty.
Tl..- rommittee 2-H ‘ x; r-ctml tor‘av to
into :1. (list their l" rva'rr-poewl in-
fn 111v tzt'fii'fr‘ up :n gl.’t::
:nlllwui by t:::¢im:)tty rel:
ti).w.~‘?'.t:‘.'-‘ imius‘t‘y.
hospital,
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AMERICAN LEGlON IN STATE IS
in: BORN.
10.050 .‘p'emlzers Expected in Connecti-
cut Pests Bsfore First Convention.
HARTFORD. Jztv‘m ll—The Ameri-
t'gzn Legitvn in 111i: state hogan to take
definit: form y'ostni‘rlay when 12 of HF:
14 letll who had attendml lht“ St. Louis
(vani’xrwwr‘ eignml their names to the
h .\:d:. certix‘iiatr of incorporation [LO-l)? filed
| ful- with thr- Et'-I‘:‘r’:l:ll‘f~‘ of state on Thurs-
"‘~‘d day». adopted thv constitution of the
.. Wm (‘onnet-ticut state organizalon. and
rim prepared to elect officers and an ex-
.- Native committee which should act
r.” I upon petiflons from local 'organlzan
H , tione desiring to be among the first.
7 .5-“ WM: of the legion in the state
S h , "Azter today you are going to see
1the American Legion grow in this
-' the: state like a mushroom," declared Capt,
incdi Jame? I}. Moody. “We already have
no” rvceivxd petitions for charters from
. 3.9mm. local organizations representing a to-
tal membership of nearly 3,000 men.
We should have more than 10.000
members in Connecticut poets before
our first state conventlcl."
' :rom
‘ of the
I «Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
“(IKE
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In a Number of Diflerent Styles.
CONVERSE
:Athletic Footwear
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l ‘ ’ KKHRFA!
has been l
raised increases in the present
Tonto, May 2. (Correspondence of:-
The Associated Preas).—Representa— ‘ .
the Konosuke Mariya. who Wu do.
. snatched by the Constitutional, or op-
lpoaltmn party. to Korea to investigate
>milh. lJlroctoiP’of the Geological Slur-i me disturbances. has ”DO-“ed ”13 in-
surrection to be due to the following
causes:
Discriminatory treatment given to
the Korean subjects. who are refused
equal treatment with Japanese sub-
jects- in matters relating to the ap-
‘polntment in gzovagnment offices and
sttpends allowed.
1 Complicated and impracticable ad-‘
.minxsttatlve measures, particularly
.strtct measures for the tax collection
: which are against the old customs' and
i manners of Korea.
. Extreme oppression on public.
speeches. Koreans have no organs to
give utterance to their complaints.
which do not reach the ears of the
governor-general.
. Forclble adoption of the assimila-
tion system. It is a great. error and
failure of colonial policy, he aéserts,
to attempt to enforce upon the Kor-
eans, with, a 2,000-yeara’ history. the
same spiritual and mental training as
on the Japanese people.
Spread. of the principle of the self-
deteminatlon of nations which he de-
scribes as the rising tide of the
thoughts of the world's usual- at
which. he says. kn deeply Wed.
‘ltself in the minds of the Koran peo-I
pie.
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mamas,
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3118c,29c,350
Cotton Sock: for warm summer day, choice of dark or
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EQUIPMENT
This mnnfacturs: save us a large
orda- bocuuse we were ah lam ud-
der and he wandend how W could do
ton. Bows-mviudmcanaulm-
maths plantandof count-hens
mmfiMmmwu-ynudem
facility for the math 3 of good ”ting
stthonlnlmumofoost.
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Most small printers set. their typ:
by hand—winch talus- is behind the
.t-imes and most costly. We set all our
type bythg Linotype way, which is
tqulcker and quicker and gives new
'type every line. ‘ We print. in large
trot-ms. at times mud jobs being put
thmatthosamefimuthlsmex-
pause and money to the custmer.
We now have an an (lament and
furnish drawings, use, simple! unpri-
lcoa upon which we would ho planed
‘3'!“qu withanyomnoedlngsuch
Remember the printing house ofh to
WESTPOBTBB.HBBALD was started
by 1. Jones, {caravan years ago and
gfor three genuine” on whole family
In” been pumm- the result bung ex-
ports. Try us and you rill be convinced
tEgg, Stove,
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‘ Nut and Pea
SHIMONESEKI. low. June 10.—:
ff
A Korean peer, Viscount man.
who In; jut arrived from Fulton, Ko-
rea. told a mango Jam-noun that
during the recent demo-mum a:
Korea he teoelvhd about inoc- thy-uh p
owing lcttom a clay because he is”!!!
a. warning to Korean that tone of
~ .. '5 noun-rs would htwferef
to support the damn-stratum amulet
Japan. and that the agltotlal would
have a very bad effect upon mun re-
latlons bctween the Japamse and‘Ko-i
mam. ' g
The Viscount added that antlfinp‘
ammo feeling was strong throughout.
> Korea.
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smmos Bank DEPOSITS
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$3,000 Maximum From An, lnleidual
in Three Years.
l'mlor 9n opinion rendered yester-i
day ix; aturnev Genera: Frank 15.;
Healy. the statutw of (‘onnecucutf
prescribe 33000 as tho maximum of
deposits the: may be a-ccopfed bv a
saving bank from any individual in
any period of three years. 'C'm quos
lion had 3min raisctl by Anslstanl’
,Tl'CZlSlll‘Gl‘ Sitlnev W C‘tufut of the,
Sovicty of Saving? oi llm‘tImd, whet!) ,
or a Favinzs hunk would havc to do i
clino to act-opt a depotzlt of $3,000 of:
fercd by {m individual who had dc";
posited 31.4190” 105:; than three years:
previously. .‘lr. (‘roi'ut‘s letter was all;
clt'tssed to Bank Commiqsinner Ever-’-
ctt J. Sturzos. and lt was to thr- latteri
that the attorney Kcncml son?
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The Vudor
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are lheullyslladcs
made with: ven-
"wovon in"
Vaulo' tori- thooaly' nuns
tectwn' from the sun‘s rays,
in width: of from 4 to 12_ft.
ever discovered of time .
Rod rouxvm' ' and
at the same time perfect pm-
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N..- ‘I—‘n—u—m -_..._. ....
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Shore [liners
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Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
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FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
“STE. MARION"
this ;
opinion.
' Leaves Pier at foot “East 5th
You have requested my oplnlon as.
to an interrsrotatlon of Section 39.91 of
th> Q'Pnct‘al statutes. which reads .1"
follows:
".\’o savin'zs hank shall revolve on
Edop’OFit from «no person in his own~
name or in the name of anottm"
in any perm-l of three rears. a sum:
not exceeding three thousand do!
lars." ‘
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South Harwell: 604
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This statute was rnaotcd in 11113 and;
took effect August 1. 1915. and wan an
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amendment to an existing law mulling 5
deposits in savings banks to 31,000 mi,
any one‘year'by one individual. The;
Ilanguage of this statute, both as to;
:thc limitation of time or ‘the amount:
rof money to be deposited by an indlv‘fi
iduat within a period of three year-8.!
5needs no construction as to its meanoi
Iing, as it is perfectly clear. If an em;
I ation of the books of a savings
lamln -
thank discloses that an individual, elth '
3‘91- in his own name ctr in the name ofi
another. has depOSltEd Within mi 3.1-;
triad of three years since august 1. 9!
more tlxaii 83,000 the law has been -
violated. .. .- ‘ f
The statute leaVes no description 1::
savings banks as to ”mom”
t
exceeding the amoun_ 7
the period described. The actual data;
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The City National B33:
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