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• t .i,; , ;^'Jfr, V:i''V,v s'rt*;^' .--H--^*- —T!B7™T»«<WI|»Ti»»«>^«i»« B< :i l i<«ISt, **M' J Mi d bd L.J MSMMKSS** DWMOORAT POUNDBD 1161 ADVA NCR Kouft»iir> tin ylimttmtLiikiimm TT'iTrr 00DXNSBVRO, IT Y., BUHtWlY, If^VRMBER 20, 1927. ;l *\ J . . .. ' PRICE 6c VOL. LXI HO. 38 -^i. |W • *», » ill I'll — I T\ircinfr Chairman Rich mmittee Of Supervisors l i — ¥ Ogdensburg Shows Gain In Equalization Rating By The County Solons R*|k>rt of the Board <m Equalisation Indicate* That This City it Assessed Above the Aver- age for St. Lawrence County—Democratic Supervisors Credited With Fine Gain. Italian Have Boom Making: Bid for a Major Share of the World's Shipbuild- ing Trade. The report of th* aftmmitlee o n (Mtaalirntlon \f th v hoard o f sup crvmotn aliowt flint fo r the fimt tlm* in yean Ogdeuthurg i s rated above MIM nrentgw fo r the county in fhi* ratio o f a»A»'*«niriit« againM property VMIUCJ. The report which urns Mulunitted Friday night and adopted ymtprday morning nt the hoard •equina indicates that the n v <irag» fo r t Uv <-utility in IKJ.O pe r rant whilw thw city i* ahovru HA b e iitf H«*m«cd 0 4 per cent o f ita val nation Tim* the city ha* attain- ed tail dMirrd poaition o f having a portion o f it* MMeasnuMita < v.\ from tha ioll» m tin* levying o f the coun- ty ***d •lute taicn. Wnc* etedit ia dur Nupervhors .Marra.v, Doughm and VmiKeiineu, wh« Umrt ln»ni r#»pt eseuting the city on tU# IMUJMI for thia fine ahowiug. it WHR icpoitcd I a at, night tlmt the amotial t o l»e Muvi'd the ritv «IIS not yrt ar»ili«hle aa the aunt t o IM raised in tlm county thi* tear had not yet breu decided. However, the ifitm<'di;t<a result is the cutting ftotn taa Naa«aainciit tolls o f over a half million dollaia aa compared to last year. A motion made h y Supei\)aor Cut* of Piereefitdd to return the ifpott t o the committeo for further iMfvrmatiou wat defeated L'L' t o ,1 and tha rajxirt w*a forthwith adopt ed witn hu t OM« disuniting* vote. TWa ratiugi given the entire coun ty follow: Hraaltcr 71, ('antou 57, Claire 05, riiflon 72 , Colton fd», UeKnlb 7(1, Depeyster OH, Kdnards fiM/Wno fifi, Fowler f>0, (iouverueur 54, fliim- niand 5°, Hertnon 04, Hopkiuton O.'t, Lawrence 70, Lisbon 07, Louisville 01, Macomb 5*1, Madrid 7.1, Miis- aena b7, MoiriHtown O'J, Norfolk («5, Ouwegatehie 511, Ogdennhurg (i4, I'm iahville <>7, IMereefiehl O'J, Pierre- pont till, I'itcairn till, Pntndum til , Ronnie \»7 Kuaaell 0.\i Stokholm 00, Waddingtnu (>L\ Sidney W Smith o f the First watd of Ogdt.nshiirg presented pa.p- er* showing his appointment hy the mayor and city council o f Og- denshurg H « •upervlFor o f Hi..* FirHt ward o f Ogdenishurg to HU<|- coed the late Thomas H . Itichards, dec rased, together with his oath o f office »K «ueh supervisor. Ordered Hied, and Mr. Smith took his seat with the hoard. Mr. Preston presented a report of the Indebtedness o f the town o f Oswegatchie. By THOMAS R MORGAN I Gfliited Press Staff Oorresp< nrtfttit. | ROMK. Nov. 19. (I P > Tho I principal shipyards o f Italy, Genoa, ! Leghorn and Monfalcone, are puls- | tug wkh activity i n view of the ' shipbuilding boom which the coun-! ; try is enjoying. { 1 Italy is making a brave bid for I 'a major ahare o f the world'r ship- ' building trade, both as regards war j «p*B>|mtv ' vessels and the mercantile marine, *7W* ni /' land the number ot ships o f \arious types and sizes being constructed for foreign powers i s indicative of : the progress that i s b*»lnj, made i n this branch o f industry. The Argentine Itepeblie, Turkey i and Koumania are amont\ her for- eign customers, while n'W steam- . era, several o f which are o f the motor-driven type i n nhi'-h Italy is specializing, an; on the stocks for her own mercantile marine. The industry i s rapidly growing > And promises to become a real threat to English builders, who up to the present hive held the first I place i n world snip-coiut^uHion. Kemal Pasha's government has Ryraeute ! 13, Niagara 6 . Yale 14, llarvard 0 . Illinois 1$, Ohio 0 . Detroit It, ('arnegia 7 . New York Pniversity HI; Alhs- ghany 0 . MimicHota 1,'J, Michigan 7. Holy CroM 1U, Huston I'niveraity 0. LaFayetti 411, Lehigh 0 . (jeorgetoWn «'$<S, Fordhuin 0. ESULTS .rmf 49} tfrinaina 0 . iutgera 1I>, Hwar tit more 6 . Irowa 31, New Hampshire 12. tamilton 21, (Queens 0. kauaaa 14, MiH«ouii 7, Chicago 12, Wiaconaiu 0 . Houaventure 7, Mount ry a 6. fort It western 12, Iowa 0 . \nrdu«» 21, Indiana 0 . lebraaka 33, Kansas Aggies I St. 0. ARABIAN MONARCHCARRIES WIVES IN ALUMINUM AUTOS f<Jnir Ogdensburg Members Secure, Places On Big Committed* otre Uame 32, Joake 0. NEW YORK, Nor, 1».—Theo- dore Roo^'velt, fighting the tever he broug'ht from South America'« Jungles, had a premonition that he would ioae the I rat tie i n nig early 60s, Heirry L . Stoddard, former '\\ j editor o f The New York Evening Coiworts Sit on Fiofr of Tw« I*n£ 0»re Wilhdiit Ma «. wrlte8 ln hls b 00 * 1 * \ As l Roosevelt Expected To Die In 60's Few* H% Brought SwJlr From j ^ . «, • ^T «^ «% South American Jungles Led Chairmanthips are Given Douglas, Preston and Smith of This City While VanKennen is Member of Several of the Best Committees —Committee Ass >• nents Handed Down by efore Board Adjourned Him to Belief—Refuted the Presidential Nomination in 1920 Because of This Pre- monition. the Chairman Jus Yesterday Noon, Windows So That Hope May See Them. he Leo Martin pn senhnl a report o f J||Ht nlaml a „ 01 . ( , ( , r for Uvo war ahipa with Italian firms. rp, vo de- stroverH liave IK en eoimnit sioned hy Koumania for her Ithuk Sea fleet, and are already i n courae o f eoiiHtruetion. A tVrth'M' crder from Koumania is confidently evpected. BEAUGESTE WINS PRIZE tho indehtedneaa o f the town o f Louipviile. Hoth were ordered Tiled and I'tihlished with (he minutes. ONWenatehie IUVCH $lH t ()0U hu t IIUN made an arrangement with one of th«« OfcdennourK hanka hy which the town will turn that sum over to the bank and It will pay the hotida as they farl due. I>ouiHv||le OWOH $!».706 and nuiat pay this year of principal and iu - t rest $1,960.52. rullowing (h e announcement o f committee appointment* the board took a rct-owi till November 28th a t 7 !\ M. MF5CCA Arabia, ern automobiles camels fo r carrying tin* harm of the king of AraWa on hi.s long jaunts from Mecca t o Medina and across the Persian gulf. The kins, who i s al-.o sultan of Najd ai»4l kfiiR :f the Hedjaz, Is V4»ry strict about his twenty-four wivea. So the new harem cars of the royal motor caravan aro lilc6 Klorifled poIic« i>atiol cars. No man i s allowed even to look at the royal wives, and the royal wlvee aie not encoura^'d to lox>k upon any man other than their royal master. The two b'ire.m cars have no win- dows. Shuttered Hlots on each side and i n the rear admit air. There arc no seats, only arm rests, fo r the twenty-tour queens. They squat on the floor, iUx wives en a tiid 1 ©, in two ears; Traveling Ot Jounce A heavy farpet and some very Nor. 19 . Mott-; o^ estch cl*. whon thm pr&vtmnlton in have rtsplaceiji ji««ing through a city. Oil lamps are i n the »heik's personal car for ' tfjte If thv! elerfric IlKhts RO out. rEaOh car i s o f ]x)Hshed aluminum bfKJaurtj paintwork wouldn't lft\st a w^ek aguinat the blowing Hands o f fit* dtfiert. A near scandal was caur d when; it waa di/^overed that the mascots I on each radi-ator were winged fig I urea o f Mercury, but those offend- ing objects were removed be fore they wore seen by any of the royal wives. The kinj? had t o diR down i n the fohla of his flowing robes for Kome $&0,000 to pay for the eight cars i n mc caravan, but he tftilnks it's ^ north it. Camels are too glow. i KiW»w Thf>m, from Grant to Coo- lidge,\ pirhli-shed Tuesday. \I'm a tlr^Kl man,\ Roosevelt told the- wirier. \l>et me tell you I shall have trouble bucking my early 60B. If I can got by them 1 can keep go- ing for a fair mmuber of years. But it was a mistake, for me to make that South American trip a t 6f>. I\l be fighting the fever for four or five more years.\ It w?s because of his premoni- tion, Mr. Stoddard writes, that Ftooeevelt determined to refuse a nomination fo r the presidency i n 1920. Orange Gets Scare By U State Road Work 1927 $3,000,000 Auto Pick Up Illinois And Surprising Gophers Tie I%T r*H F\/11l# excellent springs on the chaapipj IIN rll^lMJjW 1 takt) **P Bome of th * Jolls'Of travel-t ing, sometimes as far as 1,1001 JT\ & *%¥• miles at a Kingle trip. At the baoki Ar' 1 I IT ^llfi 0*^11*51 of tirch car i% frpnee fm one w**** 1 ^ XJL Xllq>|^CH 0> Screen at U» Strand format a time to «tand up and stretch Four Days—Hundreds Saw in <aM* she h«Mom<s crami/cd in! -- — the Picture. ! W«*4»M)wn Hexa on the Silver donrtrwetion in Fire Northern Counties Cost That Amount and Sets New Record for Di- vision. Cfinirman Frank A. Rich o f the board of supervisor* before ad - journment was taken at noon yes- terday handed down his committee assignments. Th<» Ogdenshure members faiM •well, par^'-'Mla'' those o f t h ^eiuoerati. faith. Douglass of the Second ard i s given the chairmanship on super- ' visors* a< , count8 which i s a n ini- ' portant committee. Preston has the chairmanship o f tht* conmiittee c internal affaire o f towns, cities anc , villages, one o f the best commit- ' te^s and i s soeond memher on sal- aries committee. Mr. VanKennen i s a member o f the committee. Sidney SmHh, the new member from the i First ward gets the chairmanship ' of the committee on reports o f j county officers. Supervisor Murray o f tho Fourth { ward is also kindly dealt with. i Chairman Rich has certainly taken ! good care o f the OgdewOv- -on- j lingcnt en the board. The standing committees \. On Kcjualizat ion: Messrs. Hall, fiihson, Hairnn, Sniitli, Rich. On Ways and Means: Messrs. (lib- sou, Daniels, Witherell, Brown, Gale, Hanford, Rich. On Judiciary: Messrs. Hanmei, Hcott, Daniels, Oiaiiey, K. P . Mar- tin. On Salaries: Misers. Brown, Pres- ton, Lautry, Harran, Spihnan. ^«Jpi» Xomdy Ti eaam;er'fl _A< cou at a: A•r*y^n' % Messrs. Witherell, Douglas, Rovce. Murray; Ppilman, Jn Highways, l\. Messrs. Lautry, Colton er, V. H . Martin. ( )n Mo11 u'^U'' T-' \ iiuin, Leo Murtii K. ]', eston, Hf»yce. <) ! Win kmen's ( tr \\is> <'li;ili«'V, Scott < >n i l^'^way SUJM ri '•ounts: Mepvis. Ha t ., ; >ouglas. On '\nurt ''\live >Tntt*»r*-: ('lark. Mail , Thom;»Rou. Van Lrockliu. On Suj>e;\ isys' /»<'<-«.wnts: Dou.rlan. ('orl>i f t ; Woo'h-<»ck, Sni '• f yrned y \•• -.,. ^l -, j. Ul irl'l, L«-<» M i \ ill I i't-Mial At fairs of i V)i ! ;«j,{oa: Mwr •». ii • • ; . Van Kemn it.- Fish. Ci;ni'.«'. :<v<\ V Van Brorklin, ( n: !•; Don - ':i s . •fuA Synteni: * * •Iriik, Hark-;, f is. KpiL '.f' M«rtin24^ * • • tiou:-^-'* s iSui Ae. M *\•-: -3. < ml if*, M esNff!. H :•?!! Ha, ( Ml'>..M Ou iCtiey ton. i On M.s try. Hall. On K« To. . I'. ' 3- M (ieer, On Van 1\< im* !i. Ko;:<l> and j'ssrs. 11 iT*' Yonnjr, Ladv Kidnapped Dark, Rainy Night. On TltOT. NOT t1> t'l' M»s«»-K«lth- ryn SonbriM>k went actoiuol.ile rid- ing with a ntiaiiKo man during the r«ceut henrr rainfall I n i-HMslug oter the crows w.ilk she was seized and whiakml away Several blocks farther upon luresflrat lor. she learned that her kidnapper wan a roadster and that her «te'«t wis the bumper NEW NATIONAL PARK PLANNED In The West Gophers Lose Prestige Through Tie Game. CHlDAiiO. 111. N«»v. 19. U.P.- Illitiola and MintieMfta r niahed without a detent i n the wesk'n con- ference and divided h UHUH for the mythical football ehiimpip' , hip in that loop which ended today Illinois however haa a better clnim to the honor due to no defeat* i n confer- ence play wiuniti.' five g|tm« • while Minnesota with three .'kt< i ;*•* has a tie with Indiana to nlar its rec- ord .LoriSVM.LK. Ky . Nov. •'». Ill ( I'l A National Park in Kentucky, \r^\m IXT/^ 117A1I A\T Ifirludtiig world fiiiimtm M;;mmoth IV/|JlNvJ TVUITIAIN (?»ve and tliu Ktfrrouudiu.'; terri- tory of subterranean m-irveln and s<'eiil< beauf!?*. IH planned b y the Mammoth Cave National IVrk A* pux'latioii. whi«'h i s preparing to launch a Htnte-wblc cammt'gn f(rr $2,000,000 t o pun hane the f'uve re- gion Once pun 'baaed the laii'N cover- 70,tilH acres, will b e tornd over to the United States governr'ont to be maintained an' * developed NKW YORK, Nov. 10. U.P,—The motion picture making the strong- est appeal to American film fans duiiiig the pp.st yrar was \Beau (icstc,\ the mystery romance o f the French Foreign Legion, according to the results o f a nation wide vote announced h y Photcplay magazine in it s Deciinbcf LSHIIO.. Th • announcement carries with it the award of Photoplay'* Sev- enth Annual Medal o f Honor, a distinction <<>nferred each year on tln> production voted most i>opular by the magazlne'M reiu'ers The pre- vious year's award Wa« to \The IMg Parade.\ \Beau Oeste.\ the film version o f the Percival ('. Wr n novel, was di- rected b y HerlMMt Hreimu and pro- dined b y the raramount-Famou«- Laisky Corporatlt>n. Otitstanding i n the cast were Ronald Col man, Alice Joyce, Noah Heeiy, Willialu I'owell and Hatph Foibes. her sitting position. Bach car i s e<juii>T>e<l with a tank of drlnikiiiK water and the sultana* s'pend their tim<» gossiping i n the K-emf-darkut •?••; ahcuit whatover it, ia that haiem wives talk ahout. Klec- ttic faIKS he'p keep I he hot air o f the desert moving i n the cars. Strong locks on the back doors deny the regal coii'.'orts the privi- l logo o f getting out and walking j home if they become dissatisfied. j Ahead and behind the harem ! cars two o;<en autolmobiles carry , fifty {.swarthy guanlis whose flap- 1 ping white roln>s corneal al l sorbs i of wicked looking knives and pis- ' tols. I King Rides i n State i ; Bringing up the rear of tho queer | caravan aro four luxurious cara for the personal use o f the king and hi« anile. A HIeel flagstaff on each car carries the royal pennant. Out- riders in white robes man the sides ] TWO BIG JOBS — , — Du County v \ ork > s Accounts: ^ t • ' . , - ' , a . -D*^- ' Messrs. CoJU)u, \>u Brocklin, Tur-JTfe Niagara Ties Score In Fourth I »tark and Seavey and 8t. Eegis, llpr Murray >Gee , ( •, ' t O Santa Clara BoadS Flan-' O n County Home and Superin- ned for 1928. ] tendent of the 1'oor xAcvounts: Messrs. Barker, Woodcock, Schwartz, Leo Martin, 1'honipson. (rraiKl Jur- ^M urrsfy, ^ leu, Koyce. t < '(Uiitt ^dfljpefi: nt o! oiiipjwn, Period. work I n rhte di Y. f Nov. 19. — <U. I ~ ePte Dwver of No- ! Rtiltp highway UniversitV, reached vision completed this year will run above the $3,000,000 Syrateuw, N by the famed P.; Niagara tre Daitu scare here today when they lost a tough football game 1 ;!-<». Two long forward passes resulted in both scorep while a n aerial also account- ed for the lone marker made b y Niagara. The first half was score- less but i n the third period Bay- singer threw a t)5 yard pass to Lew- is, end, who caught it in the end /on** for a touchdown. Niagara tied the score in the fourth when Flynii grabbed a pass and rushed 80 yards for a score. Soon after the opening kickoff Baysinger passed to (Jold- mait from midfield to the four yard line from where Capt. Hay Barbut- ti bucked over. ATTEMPTS TO END HER LIFE draec Landerhaugh, 28, of Wil- kesbarre, Pa., Drinks Iodine 4 in Albany Was in Hospital Last Night. thenceforth as a national pari: Con- Kres* ban already authorized their acceptance # The association sponsoring the project has compiled a '»»• of fi g ores wtilch shows how t.jtional parks i n other sei tiohs o' the Unft- ed Ststes have been the means of attracting a n enormous number o f totM.sts thus adding U^ thr leelon's (•ciiiintiilc welfare and srener \) prog- ress America's National Parks until this time have piactteaUv c:'l l»een w^st of the Mississippi with one etc, ptIon, nnmcly, l«afayet> Na - tional Park, o n an islam' >t eight square miles far up along tie coast of Maine Member* o f the M\mmoth C*te National Park Association wl o have studied the sltuafiou carefully de - clare thousands of tourists who now go to the west wi!l stay in th* (Mist, and with such 'i national park as Mammoth Cave nod Its ad joining regions so ccnveni.nt a multitude of other portions will b e influenced to travel. Their vlalts will not IM* limited to a day o r two In Kentucky. Ttuur wfll remain A Week, o r a tno'ith. visiting the tft«fi 'n ftttier points of int<re:t This t«»Br onlv about 60,(K)0 people have visited the cave regions. With the impetus of advertising and devel- opment the National bi» v rnment will nive, It Is estimated the num- ber will b e Increased to .\.Ob.QOO a y*'iir within a ^hort time, nnd o f course (lie ^nnvlii will b e lontinn- OIIM. ; ALBANY, Nov. l'J. • ;r P.- A pretty vomit; woman, well dressed and j;i\iiiK her name ; ^ (Jrace Lamlerlmugh. 2.1 hi'llln': from \Vilk«v<-Barr«». Pa. was i n He Mem- orial hospital today a * a 'tsnlt of drinking iodine i n an att-mpt at suicide. It was roportoc she had en- tered a downtown re^tavt nt and 'ordered a cream parfu.it . AMer fin- ishine the coufecti< n si e calmly drank the iodine. A walC««H and otlu*r employes induced ler to drink milk. She refused to give the m.-tive o f her action. BULL DOG BEATS JOHN HARVARD IN 46TH CLASH Holder Stadium, Boston, Nov. 1!>. ; (l.r.) Yale's powerful foot hail team established itself as one o f the best te;mis in the enst by defeat- ing the Harvard eleven hWc today in their Kith annual meeting 14 0. Hnrvev and Bill Hnniiuersly wore j the individual stars o f th$ day, the former running TiU yards fur a touch do^'ii in the first period wliile Ham- mersly duplicated tlarvey'.s* perform- ance again in th e third quarter «hen h e ran from midfield. Thru- 'out the game Kli Yale had tin* Hal- , var«l t'riinsoii well i n hnui| and was j ne> IT pushed. j f Beau Ceste was recently on the r.ilver r.cieen at the Strainl thiMitre and attracted large crowds during the fcur duiys it was shown here. Convict Lawyer Threatens His Prosecutors George Remus, on Trial for Murder, Threatens Force. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 1!>. (V. P. ? h i tends o f (Jeorge lieiniis fear- ed fo r him today i n his fight fo r life fo r the murder o f hi s wife, liuogene. Remus \is his own coun- sel and attacked the prosecuting at- torneys with a \erbal barrage threatening physical force and ex- posure. Trieuds o f Item us who stuck with him before being sent to the Atlan- ta penitentiary fo r rum running wished t o send an emissaiy In \call him off\ in his accusations but none dared t o visit him i n his cell. IJemus today stated, \Wait un- til 1 get going, I'll warm them up. They will be sorry they ever start- ed anything or that they put me o u trial.\ TYPHOID FEVER IN ALBANY 19 Oases Reported Together With Diphtheria. 'A till A NY. N. Y., Nov. 1!>. — (P. P.) -Pour more eases o f typhoid in- creasing the number t o nrneteen was reported today in North Al - bany. Five more cases o f diphthe- ria were also repotted bringing that number t o a total of '.V2. 75 Bills Are Ready For The Legislature When It Convenes At Albany Will Complete Reorganization of Several State Government Departments—Many Details Yet to Be Worked Out by Legislators—Tax, Conservation Correction and Charities De- partments Affected. By PERCY H. SCOTT. (U. P . SUtff Correspondent.) ALBANY, Nov. 19. U.P. When the 192N K< a»Um o f the legislature gets under v^ay ther.: will be be- tween 7 5 and 100 billK to more nearly complete reorganization o f the governmelnt, ready for action if the reorganizjatioii conunittee o f the legislature has approved them. A force of five bill drafters and *lx stenographers i s now engaged in drawing urj the bills, which will perfect four of the largest depart- ments o f the *tatir-~Tax, Conserva- tion and CharltieK. Old L*ws Scrapped. While the plans o f the reorgan- ized government have been In ex*' istenee two years and the system ; haa been i n operation nearly .a 1 year, there are many details still to j be woilced out. and tjie Legislation, now being drawn up i s to take care: of some of thfm. All o f the rid laws which cori- j eerned the departments affected; have been KoJie over, and dozens ; of them Mill b^» scrapped, some hav-| ing been enacted as far back aa iK9r, An rntlreW n«*w sytiUim of policy in relation to employees o f the state, and particularly the head of a department, is being written Into the new laws. This system places all i>ower and repeonsibiHty upon | program mark, accord ing to Roy K. Hall, division engine- | or. The year has been aa exception- ' ally bu»y one. and the amount of ; work carried to completion has I been nearly double that o f 1926. ! when $1,722,000 o f construction was done. i I This i s a wcord year of work for | the division that haa been busy ! \ with an exteu8lv« program o f oon-S [Mruction as well a * reconstruction 1 in the oountle* o f St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Franklin, Clinton and Lewis. , l n addition to the amount spent |on road construction, $742,000 was j expend, d on general maintenance,, i comprising widening road», build-, I ii.g fences, repair work, etc., so the I total amount expended runs well, j up toward the $4.000,000 mark. I This year the total amount o f Iwoik under construction represent-1 led a cost o f abow $6,000,000. There j J were 8 0 3-4 miles o f new construc- tion under contract, representing a ! contract price o f $3.S18.000 and 4f. 32 miles of reconatruction, all concrete, that represented a con : tract price of $1,788,000. In addition there wcie 23 bridge contracts this: year representing $507,000. Mr. Hall outlined the work con- templated fcr next year. In Jef- ; ferson county no new construction' is panru d for next year. There are two large reconstruction jobs, how- ever. One o f theee i s on the Clayton ; road and will involve about 6.8 miles of reconstruction from the' Watertown line to the bridge at I>e-1 pauville, taking i n both sides o f the concrete stretch. It i s expected the road from Phil-' ad**pnia to Antwerp, 6.8 miles, will be mxmatructed under the 1928 This is a narrow, curving! On Kheriffand .Jail: Mis,?«. Woodfwk, Saaferd, *V>iLi*t, F . H . Martin, fiihson. On ARHCHHoieut and Taxation: Messrs. Sehwai'tz, Thouipson, |)< n ner, Leo Martin, <Je<>r. Ou Returned School Taxes: Messrs. F . H . Martia, Crary, Van Keuneii, Turner, Deimer. On Returned and Rejected Gener- al Taxes: Messrs. Hamlin, Colton, I>enuer, Ha ->. Crary. On Kngidf - x liilU: ' ('i;:r^ Viurrav. O. ,ncati. -: M< ' %»rd, v.Oodt , Huii, Witi ! On Fines d .lusti' 1 'Hgrs. Cot .; t, Chan i u*s, PresC •. ' On Aw: lors: \ • * S i it • . . <'ll, Laa On PiitiH ^v.*»«4h: ford, S<-iiwart\7 hr i met. On Agiifultur. M<s - Haiker, Hai'-'Mi, Vood<o<k, lin. On Dog T Martin. 8fiii; •' H. Martin, i Jc. On Insurance: Gibson, P oli. On Legislative: Cibsou, hanford. Hall, ticutt. •rs. H en; .in- >' ffepoi v: Gale, -Pau.^jl Srolt. With. . San- ,-ilna-; IH:a^ k. P. 'iu. i\ KM?0lt, the departmiental head and Is the outgrowth o f tile adoption o f the new executive deparmunt s<K!tIon« of the constitution. Under old procedure the title of nearly all positions i n a department wore giv- en, and the duties were defined. Department Define* Duties Under the new plan, the h«ad of i the department is given authority I to fix the positions and define the duties. The legislature only fixes jthe administrative positions. The departm/ent head ' also Is j given authority, i n most instances, . to fix salaries, which is another de- 1 parture from old custom, -when sal- ; aries were fixed by law. The reorganization committee is expected to meet here some time next month and go over the bills ; now i n preparation, and if they ap- prove them the lawmakers will 1 find Important work ready for j their hands a t the outset of their j seHsinn. toad that will be widened to an 18- foot concrete bighwuy. In Lewis county the read from DOG MOURNS FOR MASTER Oflma! Gi*es Up Body of Un- identified Man. TOea, X. Y.. Nov. 1<>. -— (V.V.) —A month or s o ago a dog was no- ticed to have stationed itsrlf at n bridge passing,over the canal a.id so remained for three days. Police- men finally induced the dog to g o to the station house where In- re - mained until today when a n eye in- fection causing paitial blindness caused him to b e destroyed. This evening the body o f an Onid«')itified nran was found floating in tlw ^an- al some hundred feet from the bridge where first the dog was • <>ti« d. Medical advice stated that :n probability the body had I the water /our weeks. in Oneida county. In St . Lawrence co. ''s ii i mile link between Stain an.. 8ea- veys on th« j Racquette river will be included in the program. Thi* will make a connection from Po;_\l im up the Raexiuette river to Seavey*?, Cranrerry and Tupper Iv^o. In Frank! ^ * unity a v n I will lie buih ^m St . K Falls to Santa Clara, a seven mile stretch One Killed OneDyihglif Auto Crash Amsterdam Men's Car . Pole Near Malone. Hit, MALOXK. Cleuive. 2 1 and Walt* Amsterdam. V. 1'< .Tor»ph. »•<\ Amsterdam, i s deed\ Kroup. 21. a l ^ o r >n a eritieal ci'^tli- lion - »he A 1 Hyde hoi--pi!a 1 Irre^ as ; (Mill . a n automobile re-' (idon v.-'hith <xcurr«-d a t S this morning, six niile? east of MaZ^ne^ en the Burke road. Bleuive died 1 5 m nu' •'W a f t<:»r, entering the •ho-'vMi as a j • uit o%* vioup J'a., a , o>' the ba e o f Uie, -ens c!:t s f>nd >r men rifLnff to attend fed-,.. whi'i\ Krou'? ? . u ad viola- siiilitlv in- inferr.al injmie> sible frac'ure a; skull and bruises. Tht with t b u eral cou. ere \as to appear o:i n charge, were m E jur^d. A big pedan i n lid ing. struck a U Tv>H'h thiv v;<?re^i 'ej.ii it the end o f the present corporation j now a county highway. I n Clinton line at Harrls'twrg to West Ix>w- j county a five mile stretch wll be ville will be rebuilt. Thfa is the con- 1>uilt from Coran corners to the neoting link on the Copenhagen Cherubus«co road. NONOOENAt cANS PLAY BILI T IN W \v«* *?n& road and will complete the stretch, of concrete into I»wville. In St. Ixiwrence county a stretch of road 5.2 miles long from Canton toward Potsdam, where the road turns to Eboi, -will be reconstruct- ed. The reconstruction mileage for next season totals about 27 miles. In new construction i t is planned to complete the gap between West Thte program will mean aboi: 35 mlle« of new construction for 1928. The reconstruction program means.an cutlay o f about fl.0Xf>,000 as the road work will involve about $40,000 a mile. In new construction the XHW runs higher. I t is estimated on new road construction the cost runs- about $46,000 to the mile on the average road job. While on Adirondack con- •0,000 WalwtoWn, Nn\. j.-, ;'.,*-*. To I settle a n j»vgnen.icnt of m^ny yrarg ,| a^ to thei '.itive merits i;i plioot-/- ,1 ing bi'lia. John H . 1'cnuis, Jt8, y^ nnd Byron Marsh, game fo r the first ye;, r». 11! e\ M'l, played ar- ti me i n > i «:rVj'- After <»'-c K'i'f hor.r o f s^r'm* \ h agi >ed that honors were ided. I^eyden, IjQwks county, and Ava, Oneida county. This'wilJ complete ;«tructlon t he cost is ab<> the route from Potter'a corners in-1 1 <> ti*\ 1 mile. to Rome, making i t a shorter route to Rome and making it uaneces- «ary to drive to Boon ville on the Rome route, cutting off near Turin in/stead. Thte stretch is about six mile3 i n l#ewis county and a mik* I The engineering force, . r- ing about 8 0 men, will be back i n the local headquarters in the near future, aa weather is expected to close work on the jobs under con- struction. PR~ 1BNT AWARDS SERVICE WASHINGTON. [>. C. Nov. t%M U.P. > resideut C'Milid^e jvards a-^ Distiiii?uish^ Service ^dal Jhd,^ ntne Naval i s^es today ?|> men merit in the recent upi•• -Urn Nicaragua. Captain Woeliv,„.id i Atlanta, G i a wa.s c.\^jjr i Service Cn^ . W • *ty !\¥ **\: •!•*?),• -m- > X;^VV^ f| '%\^ ^ \''^ f t f r m '•'••? **'i'/''*i \'^ m ^fc : ; <•&' .«&. l AV >%0tK,S^ \K .^^
