davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
BILL IS AIMED At
TICKET SCALP ING
To Bar Resale of Cut Rlte
Transportation.

A bill viii be framed by the District
Corporation Counsel. and an attenpt
made to pass It at the present session
of Congress, prohibiting traffic In mile
age, excursion or communication railroad
tickets when the buyer has signed a
contract not to transfer the ticket
The measure is aimed at the dishCn-
est practices of ticket scalpers, not only
during Inauguration time. but upon all
other similar occasions in the District
In order TO sell tickets at half ra-s
as will be done at the inauguration, the
railroad companies insist on the pur-
chaser signing Il contract making the
ticket void in the hands of any other
person. During the last G. A r. IN
campnent here an injunction was is
sued to prevent the second sale of tick
cts, and it is proposed to accomplish the
same purpose by enacting a law similar T
to an ordinance passed by the ST Louis
common council before the opening of
the exposition
1t does not interfere with the sale of
ordinary tickets by brokers, and also
provides that the railroad compa nies
shall redeem all unused portions of tick
cts presented to them for redemption.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
HURLED DOWN STAIRS,
AGNES WARE MAY DIE
Tyler Jones Held at Fourth Precinct
Station to Await Outcome of
Her Injuries.

Hurled headforemost down steep
fight Of stairs in a row at her home in
Fighting Alley Agnes Ware. negro
woman over seventy years old, is at
the Emergency Hospital suffering from
injuries from which the hospital author
tiles say there is little chance of re-
covery.
Tyler Jones is under arrest at the
Fourth precinct station. where he Is
held to await the outcome OF the
woman's injuries which are laid at his
door
Only one witness 20 the affair has
been found by the police, and she, Sarah
Gray by name. arrived only in time to
see the Ware woman thrown down the
steps The screams cf the injured wo-
man attracted the attention OF Police
man Donovan, who sent the injured wo-
man 10 Emergency Hospital. where an
examination of her injuries showed that
the skull was fractured
After seeing the woman placed In the
nospital wagon. Policeman Donovan re
turned To the house for the puroose OF
:4rre.4ine Jones lie found that the
negro had barricaded himself The Of
ficer broke IN the front do0I ana the
door 10 the room IN which the row had
occurred before be found Jones Then.
the negro seeing that he was caught.
picked ur chair. ana attempted 10
brain tht policeman struggle ensued.
in which Jones was finally overpowered
and taken TO the Fourth precinct sta
ton where he Is held 10 await the out
come Of the wo:nan,s INJURIES
At the Emergency Hospital this morn
ing the woman was eported TO be in
a slightly improved condition, but that
there is no possible hope for her ulti-
mate recovery.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
UNITED STATES
CHINA'S DEFENDER

II became evident today that the
United States Government has taken
upon itself the task of Strengthening
out the tangle over the preservation Of
Chinese neutrality and upon its own
Initiative
In the note which Secretary Hay sent
to China, President Roosevelt was
quoted as calling attention TO the i'm
portance of neutrality being observed.
Expects Denial.
With regard to the complaints con-
tanned in Russia's circular this Govern
ment of course treated them as entirely
impersonal There is no doubt but what
the State Department anticipated a
sweeping denial from China
Secretary Hay has not invited the
powers to take any concerted action
in the matter of preserving China S
neutrality. He has, however, acquaint-
ed them with the steps taken by this
Government III answer 10 the Russian
note.
1t Is made apparent that the United
States has again assumed the foremost
position in a renewed effort to keep
China's administrative entity intact
No official information has reached the
State Department regarding the report
ed expedition which General Mistchen-
ko has made into the neutral zone west
Of the Lao River, near Niuchwang.
IT is frankly stated that If such an
expedition has been made il constitutes
an international crime
Keen interest is taken in the report.
Should it be confirmed the fragrant vio-
lation of the laws fixing the neutral
zone would undoubtedly bring about
Russia's determination to defy inter
national opinion.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
West Favors Christmas Closing.
WILL TEST STOMACH
Of DR.. WOODBURY.

Fearing that the aged physician had
been poisoned. the relatives of Dr.
Henry f. Woodbury., who died at his
home, 1885 l. Street northwest. had an
autopsy performed on the body
The autopsy. performed by Deputy
Coroner GIazebroOk, seemed TO show
that death had been caused by chronic
bronchitis. from which DR.. Woodbury.
had been n sufferer for years.
Chronic bronchitis" was also set
forth us the cause of his death in the
certificate of death issued by the at
tending physician. but the relatives
were still unsatished. Dr. NJ. l.. Tur-
ner. nephew OF the deceased. ex-
pressed himself as not entirely satisfied
with the autopsy, and in order to fur
Their settle al doubts as to the actual
cause of Death Deputy Coroner Glaze
brook racted the stomach. and its
contents Were today examined by Prof
Herd. chemist of the District Health
Office
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
CASTRO RECALLS
MINISTER PUu!IDO
Nicholas G0iticOa Will Sue
ceed Him.
CAUSE is NOT KNOWN HERE
New Diplomat an EmpIoye in the
Bureau of American Republics
at Washington.
CAUSE is NOT KNOWN HERE

It was authoritatiyely learned today
that Senior Pulido, charge d'anaires of
the Venezuelan legation, has been su-
perseded.
President Castro has appointed Mich
oias Goiticoa, IN employe of the Bureau
of American Republics. in Washington.
as his successor.
The cause for Senor Pulido's recall is
not known, but the turbulent political
conditions in Venezuela are believed 20
be responsible:
Senor Pulido is one of the best known
of the South American diplomats in
Washington.
His departure from the Capital will
cause wide regret.
Information has been received at the
State Department that a new minister
of foreign affairs has been appointed.
HIS name is General AlexanGer Ybara.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
COOL ACTOR QUElLS
FIRE PANIC IN BOSTON

BOSTON. Jan. is. - An incipient fire
panic was quelled in the Park Theater
by one of the actors, who informed the
audience the fire was out and signaled
for the orchestra to play
Order was soon restored and the play
proceeded
\ chorus girl hung some costumes
over an uninsulated electric wire The
only damage done was the destruction
of the clothing, which made great
cloud of smoke.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
APPROVE HOLIDAY
SALOON CLOSING
MacfarIand and West Favor
a Dry Christmas.
FORMER ADDS NEW YEAR
Inadequacy Of pe.ice Force Reason Why
More Should Not Be At
tempted Now.
FORMER ADDS NEW YEAR

Commissioners Macfarland and West
are both in favor OF a law closing
saloons in; the District on certain holi-
days. though they do not believe the
sale OF liquor should be prohibited on
all the holidays mentioned in the bill
urged by the Anti-Saloon Leasae
Since the hearing on the subject, re-
Gently. In which representa- tives of a
dozen organizations took part, incIud-
ing thu liquor, dealers and the temper
ance societies. the Commissioners have
been considering the subject, and to-
day Commissioner MacfarIand approved
the bill in so far as it relates to Christ
mas and New Year Day. He adds: IF
this legislation should be enacted and
should work well, Congress might be
asked tc extend 1T to other DAYS. The
inadequacy of the police force, accord
ing 20 the reports of the Major and
superintendent, to meet the demands
already made upon it by means of exist
ing statutes and regulations. is a rea
sen why nothing more than has been
suggested should be attempted at this
time
Terms It Beginning.
Mr.. Macfarland terms the action he
proposes a beginning toward closing
Soipo4iS On OtHef mondays and special
days besides Sundays. He was Influenced
In deciding against the other HOLIDAYS
on which the Anti-SaIoon League wish
ed TO close the saloons by the statement
of Major Sylvester as to the difficulty
of enforcing such a law on Inauguration
Day and the lack of great necessity for
it on Washingtons Birthday. Fourth of
July. Thanksgiving Day and the day of
th- Presidential election.
He is in favor of closing saloons on
New Year Day and Christmas because
of the statement of Assessor DarneiIIe
that it is a general custom for saloons
in the District to give away Intoxicating
beverages on those days.
West Favors Christmas Closing.
Commissioner West has also signified
his Willingness to agree to closing
saloons on Christmas at least. but is not
likely TO approve the bill as relates to
other holidays.
The Excise Board has already intI-
mated its intention of requiring saloons
to close on Christmas.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
FORAKER AND GORMaN
TO ACT AS TELLERS

When the Senate met today the Presi-
dent pro tenn. appointed Mr. Foraker
(Ohio). and Mr.. German (Maryland), TO
act as tellers for the Senate in the
counting of the electoral vote in the
House of Representatives February s.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
WEATHER REPORT.

Conditions arc unsettled this morning,
with cloudy weather over the eastern
half of the country and over the north
ern districts west OF the Rocky Noun
tains A moderate depression that was
over the extreme Southwest Tuesday
morning has moved to Oklahoma at
tended by local rains that thus FAR cx-
tend into the middle Mississippi Valley
and ives. Gulf States. There were also
local SHOWS in Now England. and rains
and SHOWS in the central Rocky Noun
taias. and portions OF the plateau re-
sions
Temperatures have continued to rise
over the interior. and are once more
above the seasonal average
There Will be rain tonight and Thurs
day in the Ohio Valley and east Gulf
States. anj rain or snow IN the lower
lake region. There viii be rain Thurs
day in the middle and south Atlantic
States.
Temperatures viii continue TO rise.
THE SUN
Sun sets tomorrow ..,................... :0i
Sun rises tomorrow w--..--....-----,--.., 7:ls
TIDE TABLE.
fish tlGe today,-.-....... ...--.-----9:4o a.
Low tide tomorrow. 1910 a. m, l2:4l =. m.
High tide TOMORROW. u am. 6:39 I'm.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
CAR THREATENS
To INVADE CHINA
FOR AID TO JAPS
Flowery Kingdom Must
Be Good to Avert
Trouble.
A PEREMPT0RY WARNING
Diplomatic Circles Consider
Russia's Neutrality Note
Master Stroke.
A PEREMPTORY WARNING

TIENTSIN, Jan. 1s.-Russia has noti-
fled China in a most peremptory man
ner that if China continues to discrimi-
nate against Russian contraban0 in
favor of Japan. Russia will march her
forces into North China and Chinese
xurkestan.
The viceroy considers the situation
very serious
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
JAPS MAY SAVE
RUSSIAN SHIPS

PORT ARTHUR. Jan 1S-CVia Fu-
San)-Following is an account of the
condition of the Russian ships:
The batticship Sevastopol is sunk in
Continued on Second Page.)
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
PRUNING KNIFE
CUTS VERY DEEP
District Appropriation Bill
Reduced $4,000, 900.
"RARE NECESSITIES" ONLY
Measure in It's Emasculated Form VIII
Be Reported to the House
Saturday Noon.
"RARE NECESSITIES" ONLY

II was said on good authority at the
Capitol today that the District appro-
priatien bill which will be reported to
the House next Saturday noon, viii
carry an appropriation of about So. .50o.o CO.,
This means that, In addition to cut
ting 81, ,500, 900 from the DILL as it wa;
prepared by the District Commissioners,
on recommendation of the Secretary of
the Treasury, the subcommittee of the
House Committee on Appropriations in
charge of the bill has Hoped off over
81 COG, 900 more.
The Commissioners bill asked origi-
rlally for $12 41S, ,456. g.
Justified by Deficiency.
Such a large reduction is justified
say members of Congress. by the de-
ficiency of Federal funds District Of
ficials. however, rely on the Senate to
favor larger appropriations, in some
instances, than have been approved by
the House committee:
Although no definite information is
obtainable as to the items cut out of
the bill, it was said today that such
requests as those for 5000 for public
Fairgrounds large appropriations for
sewer extensions in the Northwest part
of the city, and other so-caIled 'un-
necessary improvements have been
iiSapproYed.
ONLY the bare necessities Of local
government have been provided for.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
-Wus 6hred. o.: Den

-Mus S9red. a.: vOentit
Su benin gar ni9t on Define Grau,
Meier, tperr Su Bis Mitterna9t if
Der &neipe iibt2" g.: .9epiB, aber ba
tri.a' ia iebssmal einen Sdred, uno
ouf ben Shred muB i9 bann ieoesmal
Elm @las trinten."
ptetdt. o.: Isle tOnnten
MIDI aus elmer groben 8erlegenbeit
retten: leiben sic mir taufenb Marf."
g.: .Oas lit gar3 unmOgli9." o.:
rWiefp unmDsli42 sic finb bod elm
rei9er Mann!" g.: ,MGerbings;
aber i4 tann mid bon benz 9elbe
ai9t trsnnen. es lit elm Mnbenfen bon
aeinem 0ater!"
= 3erfreut. Grau profeFor
lin ibres @atten Stubir5immer ftirs
senb): .Denf' NAL, Mbolf bic R0Gin
1T bic 9reppe Fnuntersefausn unb
bat fi9 bas @9liTelbein 5erbro4en!!"
profeFor (3eritreut): rGntlaFen, fos
fort entlaHen, Mal4en! Du bait ibr
ia 70 oft eefagt, baB fie fofort entlaf,
fen pirb. weun lie nod einmaI etpas
serbri&t!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
lH~%a

3nsi 9aratteriitti6e @sfaidtsn
bonn bsritorbsnsn Maler Mensel ieien
bier mitgetbeilt: Gin isbr srnitsr ltn>
fua bate ben Meiiter niebersefporfen.
10 bdb er f9tpertrant gu Bette lag; ct
fub bic Ierate, tpdbrenb er aus benz
S9iummer bdlb munter ipurbe limo
einen MusenNid bic Mugen Dffnets.
sic ftanosn in elmer Gde bes 3im<
mers, mo- lie ii4 nit leiien Stimmen
iber ben San bstpraGen. Mensel
i6lisf pieber Elm. OILS er pobler mar,
madte err cine 3ei9nung: elm S9ners
tranter, Der i'm 9al6idluf i'm Bette,
uno in elmer gde iteben i'm S9utten
bic Mer5te unb balten fliiiternb eine
8eipre9ung ab.
Cine ieiner g%lGn5enbften 8emertuns
gen mar bic Mnttport, bic Der I9tunoz
a9t5isidbrise auf bic 6rage zines gez
fannten ert6eilte, tpie ibm 2iebers
manns Bib vSimion unb Della" gez
faIe. Man bling an feinen 2ippen.
Sober in Der 9elenf9aft poIte cine
Gntsssnuns b0ren, bic tpomOsli9 fir
2iebermann unangenebm ausfiele.
Mensel tbat ben 2eutsn nidt ben 9ez
fallen. Gr iugte nur: nlleber bic
@erbGltnihe bon atpsi Q~iebenben ioa
Elm Srittsr ni4t urtAeilen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Tunt Ete9el ndbmen Xoro Gofptn DUH
Mtttag biz fur3 nod brei ubr in Ins
fpru9. bunn eelang IS ibm, nod etpas
gei9pG6t bon Der uneetppbnten Irbeit
unb Dem Mansel an Nabrung, bas
9aus gu perlafen unb foslei4 our
poliSei gu ellen.
l1ngefd6r our nGmti9en 3eit no
Qorb 8eauIarris feline SGgearbeit be-
gam, betrat Elm S9reiber in elmer
8ant in piccabiub ben 8ureauraum
bes @ei6dftsfiibrers.
Scr SetretGr bon 2orb 8eauIar<
RIG fam nit bielem bier" fagte er.
rGr pdrtet."
r6ibren sic i'm bersin," ertpiberte
Der 8eamte unb Offnete ben 8rief.
r9uten Mprsen," besriibte er ben
Gintretenben, mpie i9 ie6e, mini st
Der 2Oro feline srOBe Sepslen>S ammz
luna au haben."
rSa."
ySn Der Qufforberung befinbet ii6
a6er elm tleiner 5ebler, unb i6 peiB
tpirtlid ni9t, pb i9 bere9tigt bin,
Sbnen ben &aften aus5ubdnbisen. Gs
tpdrs ben Mnorbnunsen bes Serbs
brett Supiber sebanbelt. SelbHDer>
ftdnolid febe i'd, bob Der Brief edit lit
= aber = bm = es lit bod bielei9t
better, t6 i9ide einen Der 9erren gu
Sbnen."
rSeine 2orbf9aft lit nidt gu
9auie," besann Der SetretGr unbsbasz
li9, aber Der 9ei9dftsfuhrer unters
brad i'm:
$50 lsib es mir t6ut, id fann bic
fer Mnpsiiuns ni9t Solss leiiten.
2orb 8eaufarris bat mir bic ~ftrensften
neutrality-suspicious. gesebsn, ME-
mails eine unterf9rift bon linn anouz
nebmen, tpenn bas | 10 tpie bier nit
einem puntt perieben tit. gntpeper
ltest Der Se6ler BEL mir = ODER man
min mid in cine Sale loden." nnb
Der 9ei3dftsfu6rer la3te beluitist
auf.
.@sbsn Sic mir bic 4ufforbsruns,"
faste Der Sefretdr. sd perbe lie
benz aorb aeissn. absr iA fiir4ts feinsn
3orn."
rMr. 8orbum," rief Der 8eamts
bierauf, rbitts, besleiten sic ben
6errn, unb frasen Sic ben 2orb, pie
es iia nit feiner unteri9rift perbdlt.
Zen 8rief bs6alte i9 einitpeilen bier.
9uten Morgen! SIS tbut mir leib, aber
= bic pflidt."
Die bsibsn 9srren perlieben bic
8dnt unb nabmen einen Wasen.
r2aHsn Sic mid erit einmal i'm ct.
Sames' na9ieben," iaste Der Setretdr,
.pielLei9t lit Der 3orb bort"
On benz &eitauranteinsang in pics
cabiIp belt er on. gr bur9i4ritt
f9nsG bic elsganten Hdums, Bis er 81
benz Mussans na9 Der Hesenttreet
gelanste, bur9 ben er iih raid uno
unbemerft entfernte.
Na9bem 8orbam etpa cine babe
@tunSe ~.sstpartet bate, f9ien ibm elm
2i9t auf5use6sn. SehsnfaGs CAB er
benz auti4er 8efebl, ipfprt na9 Der
8ant auriidaufabren.
! 2bslsi4 tsigsr Don beI gsnes g.
| fabt fputbe, bat es allen Wni6ein, az
ob 2orb 9eauiarris in 3utunft Dor
Gbnli6sn @orfommniFen betpabrt iein
biirfte. Die @erbre9er BADEN i'm als
| rboffnunsslos" aufsese6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Ratb.
Wot, gilbert &oertH.

gs1tr niht ~ber5tpeifeln uub ni6t groler.
8enn Dir elm ih0ner Sraum 5errarnl
GU mu6t MIR felt bas Cute tpollen,
Ipren9it on audi Den ltdrtlten Iann.
Sur nidt bon UlHd BLOB ie6nent
trdlimen,
grsiuina' es Dir nit Itol3er &raftl
&6s niibt bas t~6atenloie Sdumen.
GIiid blii6t mn Dem, Der rebli6 i6afftl
ltno ae6t 8u gnSc emit bein Qeben,
G6allIt on arn @rabe IT'LL 8uriid,
@uflt bn: SD fano i'm 8eiterltreben
lInb 6artem Gin9en = bodites 0lidl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
lake ERIE & WESTERN IA,

....Suhrseit Der 8iss...
Abfabrt aufun,
lsstso, Chicago nns Ri4isaH grprrs.-t IT'S ross
xsiess, Detroit uHa Gtiraeo Elm ......'1a.ao s.ss
DiHssan gttp. gsuneis u. sofapsttse SOL 7.ao rios
tssliA I ansssnsmnsn sonusaos.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26

device. But the whole truth has
not been told. and because OF the
delicacy or supersen,itivenrss Of
the modern ear, cannot be told.
In every family the patriarthal
form of government theoretically
or actually still exists and must
exist until the family is abolished
There must in all government be
a head--a source Of authority
with power to enforce authority.
Happily in most families, this
authority is patriarchal-humanely,
benignly exercised. In many
American families it is matri-
archal, where the husband and
children sensibly obey the wise
rule Of the superior mother,
But there are other families where,
for example, the husband spends
all the money, pawnS his wife $
wedding ring. the family bible
the children's school books and
takes the blanket off the bed Of
his sick child for drink. VIII
any one say that his wife ought
not to beat him? But, on the
other hand, it is sometimes the
vile who does unspeakable things.
So here we are. The law and
the courts have no adequate sub
stitute for pairiarchal govern
ment. There are some instances
IN which prompt family chastise-
ment IS the only possible remedy
and is justified even though il
may be inflicted on the father OF
mother, who are sometimes The
worst children in the household
But this is no argument agains
the whipping post BY all means
let us have it back with some
other things pertaining to the sim
pie nfe of yore. 1t is said it vii
brutal'ze the whippee. Then al
the more let us have it II i
will eXal' him to the level Of thos,
clean, patient, kindly and mora
animals we cal brutcS, it will d,
what all the prisons and othe
moral reform enginery have phi
fully failed to do.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26
THE
. oIedO Blade
TOLEDO, OHIO.
New and Larger Building, New
Presses, New Stereotype Plant,
New and Modern Appliances
in every department

The Toledo Blade is now installed ia
its new building, with u modern plan,
and equipment, and facilities equal To-
any publication between New York aud
Chicago IL IL the oulv weekly news
paper edited expressly for rvrry stat,
and territory The News ul be World
80 arranged that busy people can more
easily comprehend, than toy reading
cumbersome columns ul daIlirs All
current topics made plain in each issue
by special editorial matter, written
from inception down to date. The only
paper published especially lor people
" no do or do not read daily newspapers,
and yet thirst for plain facts. That
this kind of n newspaper Is popular, l.
proven 10y the fact that the Weekly
Blade now has over l6J 900 yearly sub
scrihers, and is circulated in all parts of
the U 5. In addition to the news, the
Blade publishes short aud serlcl stories
and many Departments Of matter suited
to every member Of the family. Only
one dollar year
Write for free specimen copy. Al.
dress
TIE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26

The patient and God-fearing
inhabitants OF the North Carolina
pine hills are petitioning to have
automobiles prohibited the roads
outside the incorporated towns Of
the districts. The large cities are
pleading to have the automobiles
kept off the streets. If the pine
hill towns don't send in any OBJ,
jectionS now it may be that we
have reached a solution of the
,uggernaut question.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26

me throat, an ooen avenue by which
any number OF diseases can find the r
way into the system II must he re
membered that the throat 10 yer,
susceptible to attack particularly inIbi.
climate, and this tact makes it doubl,
true that an ounce Of prevention is
better than n pound Of cure. Tn,
moment there's anything the matter
with YOU throat, however slight tic
trouble, attend to it instantly. One VI
the best remedies for sore threat is our
DiphIhcria Remedy Asthis medicine
may be needed at any time it should
ways be at hand Don't forget that
our prescription department is TIE best
IN Lehi
IT,. WadsWorth, Main St
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26

The conversion to Christianity
of Quanah Parker, the septua-
genarian Comanche chief is being
seriously applauded in many
pulpits. 1t should not be for
gotten that Geronimo, who was
chief in the Arizona massacre,
had been baptized and had be-
come a member o! the Methodist
Church.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26
ED-A TRUSTWORTHY GEN

WANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GEN
tleman or lady in each county to man
age business loran old established house
OF solid financial standi 2. straight,
bona lide weekly salary of $500 paid
by check each Monday with all eX-
penses direct from headquarters
Money advanced Tor expenses. Enclose
addressed eve'ope, Manager $50 CaX-
ton Bldg, Chicago.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26

The talk of substituting the
whipping post for prisoned
Injuries, it is believed, has al
ready had depressing affect on
wife beating and National legis-
lators are considering the adj
visibility of including other
crimes in the category for the
cato nine-tails.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26
SIX MILLIONS
DOLLARS SPENT
By the

ny wv
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
in improving what was originally the
finest track in the west
RESULT
A comparatively straight AMI level road
bed ballasted with dustless Sherman
Granite rendering possible the highest
rate OF speed together with the greatest
degree OF safety. The magnitude OF the
work must be seen to be appreciated.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN2
Solid comfort, security and pleasure to
our patrons.
ARE YOU GOING EAST.
II 30 you cannot aiIorl to go via any
other than this ROYAL HIGHWAY
Further Information ON application per-
sonally or by letter to
City Ticket Office,
POI Main St., Salt Lake City.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26
Oar Proper Permanent Policy

is the title Of the recent speech Of Com
gresham McCleary, OF Minnesota,
y hich has just been published 10y the
American Protective Tariff League
One copy free TO every applicant. Send
Jostnl care request for nee copy ol
document No. -. Address w +
Wakeman, Secretary, $50 Broadway,
New York, n. Y.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-26

The Governor OF Arkansas
wore a Confederate coat while
delivering his inaugural address,
but the collar was less than
eleven inches high and his ears
we're plainly visible.