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Trains west.

No. Al Daily. Chicago Exp. $50 ana
No. 81 Daily, Pacific Exp e.4o am
No. 81 Daily ex. SUNDAY. Chicago
Local OK am
No. 4S Daily ex. Sunday. Chicago
Express liza an,
No. Daily. Chicago F,xp 2.0s nm,
No 80 Daily ex Sunday, Grand
Rapids. Chicago Exp... 4:0S pm
No. Daily ex. Sunday. Chicago
mali ......-.... ....-.. 5:12 pm
No. A Daily Elk. Sunday. Kala-
mazoo. Chicago Local. $50. 7:0s pm
No. 40 Sunday only. Kalamazoo
chicago Local ..-.-.--..-.. 9:13 pm
l. E. DICKINSON. Ticket Agent.
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State of Indiana, County Of Lake. IS.
1, John w. Dyer, Cashier of the Com
mereial Bank, Hammond, Indiana, do
soiemnIy swear that the above state
ment is true.
JNO. w DYER
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this I'd day of October, 1906,
ISeall WALTER H. HAMMOND,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires December II,
1906
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UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.

UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for for the week ending Oct. s, 1895
A. S. Adams.
Jake Avmock.
Charles H Burns.
Mark Rrandenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilbur Clark
Mrs Charles Deacon.
George Dillon.
Harvey Douglas.
Miss B. Bndres.
c. n. George.
T. r. Hall.
J. ]. Layerty.
Clyde Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mccullough.
Thos. Mclaughlin, Jr.
JOS Nubli.
Jacob Circuit.
S. Polly
j. Ruff
Louis Robbins.
Mrs. Frank Stock.
Mrs. Hannah j. Smith.
Henry Schmutt.
Phil, Stenmetz.
r Sumner.
Miss Bette Vadder.
Elmer vickers.
wrn Ward
W. II. GOSTLIN. Postmaster.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL
The Niagara Falls Route.

The Niagara Falls Route.
me Following time table goes into
eHect on the Michigan Central r. r.,
Sept. 80, 1906:
Trains East.
No. Daily ex. Sunday. Detroit
-AeA'' .-............... 1853 am
No. A Daily ex. SUNDAY. Grand
Rapids Eyp. ... 1.54 nm
No - Daily ex. Sunday Kalama-
aeon ................. S:55 pm
No.4f Daily ex. Sunday. Grand
Rapids. EXP. ..... 600 m,
NO. Daily. Detroit Exp....1O:4T pm
no. 50 Daily Atlantic Exp...12.4s am
NO. Il due at Hammond at s:47 D.
II. "lil sSop TO take on passengers for
Kalamazoo and points east thereof.
no. 10 due at Hammond at 11:fo a. m.
VIII stop TO take on passengers for
BuHalo and points east thereof. wnen
advance notice is given.
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was Wise Man.

First bald-headed man-No flies or
mosquitoes bothered my bald head
this summer.
Second bald-headed man-What did
YOU do?
First bald-headed man-Had a spi.
ders web tattoed on my bald spot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

Singleton-A sensible girl is apt to
request the young man she is engaged
to not to spend so much money on
her Mrs. Wedderly-Yes; but she
doesn't have occasion to make such
a request after maTriage.-Chicag
Daily News.
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Pupils Need More Exercise
BY Professor TYLER OF Amherst

CIAL ATTENTION today-frst, the children of the
~ business and professional classes second the brighter
ambitious children of every class Both these classes
viii probably enter into business professional life
sYs.
TEN ARE ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO THEIR SUCCESS.
Muscular exercise and fresh the child
growth and development of all the vital organs THE BRAIN
INCLUDED If the well developed the adult
becomes impractical dreamer has been said standing
shiverng the brink of action always planning hoping
cng creating realizing The
oped EARLY i at ALL
The child needs far outdoor exercise today
actually has less than
In the city he has very little if any The child begins going
to school younger AND THE SCHOOL YEAR IS ALMOST
THREE TIMES AS LONG AS THEN.
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Woman's Effort to Please Man

w. l. THOMAS. o
HERE has been developed peculiar code of morals
the peculiar of This may be called MORAL
~ ITY OF THE PERSON and bodily habits as con-
trasted with the commercial and public morality
Purity consancy and devotion the qualities
which please and far the jealous male and has responded
these demands both really and seemingly Without any
SERIOUSNESS of what she doing flor all
the general psychological region of habit she the
which makes her pleasing TO MEN And-alway with the
rather definite realization before her of what dreadful thing
be old adhe has naivey insisted that her play
game has become STRICT CENSOR
of that morality which has become additionally
FEARING THE WORLD ATTACHES TO
BAD WOMAN SHE THROWS STONE AT ANY wo
MAN WHO BIDS FOR THE FAVOR OVERSEEING
MooEsTY NATURE.
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Oil PAINTING Is Old.

Oil painting was an art thoroughly
understood By the ancients. but was
lost sight Of. and only revived about
the end Of the thirteenth century,
A d
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SPORTING BRIEFS.

The one run in the seventh was
made possible by a low, rakish hit by
Chance" Who ever thought the Ma
tional game was game OF Chance!
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Tip for Leap Year Girl.

If leap year girl doesn't want to
take any chances she should propose
70 a widower who dyes his hair.
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The players share OF the gate re-
eeipts OF the worlds championship
series will be s88.40o. and of this the
winners will receive about $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

The Michigan City team is on the
edge for its game with LaPorte today
and are confident Of defeating them by
a good score.
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NOTICE.

The barber shop in West State
street. formerly owned by Harry Tut
tie has passed into the hands of A.
Stamm 9-26- tt
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eckard
OF
Double
Le on baseS-Giant killers
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new GRAND THEATEF
Harvey Brooks, Proprietor and Manager

ldlFsl oIUVAss Ilepiietui dhu mdhdgs
Plays for week Oct. 8 to ID.
"JasOn Joskins." Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. "Enoeh
Arden" Thursday, Friday and
Saturday and Saturday matt
nee.
brooks and Brooks In sSThe
Hospital Servant" Miss Lille
Murray, songs and dances.
illustrated songs and moving
nictures.
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Discovered by Frenchmen.

Carbolic acid was first described by
Runge in 1884: pepsin was invented
BY Denis Pepsin, French physicist.
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NOTICE.

The launch Ali will leave the land
ing at the bridge on Calumet avenue.
for Clark Station 81 the following
hours daily: 500. 800, 1900 a. m. and
800 D. m. The boat will leave Clark
station returning at $50. 1890 a. m.
and 1870. 500 p. m.
MIC KAHL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

The football dance which is to be
given this evening in Longs hall is
expected to be largely attended There
Will be a dearth Of young ladies. how
ever, and to help matters out all young
ladies will be admitted free of charge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

The cable which Curley, the dare
devil used in his slide for life, has been
purchased by Mee's athletes and will
be used to fence in the football field
for the purpose OF keeping the crowds
back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13
Population Of Romhau.

The population of Bombay is within
less than 10000 ct she million maria
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

Get your basket lunch and join the
crowd and the pilgrimage to Chicago
tomorrow. Leave on the Io:l4 Lake
Shore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

LOST-Scotch poodle, cream colored;
has only three legs; any information
regarding the dog that will lead to its
return will be rewarded; answers to
the name of Dewey. Address Mrs. Mil
Ter. 200 South Holman street 10-1S-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

The Lowell football team viii play
the Chicago Heights team tomorrow.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Straube Piano factory wishes to
announce that it has no retail branches
or stores in Hammond or elsewhere.
The company sells direct from the fac
tory only, at factory prices. Do net
be misled or confused by pianos
with similar names, but when in the
market for an instrument, buy direct
from the factory, thereby saving mid
clemens profits and agents commission.
Terms to suit. Take South Holman
street car, come and see how GOOD
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Low RATEs no PAcIFIo coAsT.

Low RATES TO PACIFIC COAST.
via Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway.
Colonist tickets. good in tourist
sleeping cars will be sold from Chi
cago to Seattle. Tacoma. San Francisco.
Los Angeles and many other Pacific
coast points for s83. August 81 to
october 81 inclusive. Reduced rates TO
hundreds OF other points west and
northwest Folder descriptive of
through train service and complies in
formation about routes will be sent on
request. z. 9. HAYDEN.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
12e Superior Ave. y ". Cleveland.
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FOUND-Storebook brought to this Of
fee owner can have same by pay
Inc for this ad 10-1-tf
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large crowd The Hoosiers will have
large roofing contingent and say
they will make Illinois hustle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-13

The Hammond high school football
team will play the East Chicago high
school at East Chicago today.
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subscribe fer The Lake Csuaty Times.
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Chief OF Police Harvey Jones would
not permit the Schreck-Marvin Hart
fight at Terre Haute last night Ar
rangements were made to enjoin the
chief OF police from interfering. but
Jones stood pat. stating he would take
9 chance on being hauled up for con-
tempt OF court before he would permit
the fight to take place. The sports
were much Disguised as the advances
sale at noon was nearly $4,000 and e
81 200 house was assured.
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With Captain Carrithers positively
out OF tomorrow's game with Wabash
and the collegians herslded as danger
Gus opponents, there is some little
uneasiness here. There is absolutely
no chance that Carrithers will be able
70 play end. and his absence viii great
" weaken the eleven. A big mass
meeting was held last night to gene
rate enthusiasm for the game, but ii
hardly was needed
The face that the new rules will get
their first trial and that tomorrow
game is one of the two to be played
an Ilnaeis field this fall iRsures 3
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.CANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL BANK
Hammond, Ill.

Thos. Hammond, President.
Chas. E. Ford, President.
Jno. w Dyer, Cashier.
Report of the condition of the Com
Bank at Hammond. in the State
of Indiana, at the close of business on
October l, 1906:
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60 HERE is no FREE OPEN MARKET in the United
States for pound of beef Don't we know that
half dozen among the packers fix the price of beef
~ as it leaves the farms? They CONTROL THE PRICE
of every pound that leaves the butchers could
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MoNoN
Time Table effective June 5. 1905.
south


J c. DOWNING. Agent.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
VSem SOdrugOm in ma
r0cnik0m ma znanje!

danaSnjo izdajo "Proletarca
so slovenski zavedni delavci Anne
riki stopili javnost, ustanovili so
list, XII je resnici lastnina vseh "a
vednih slovenskih delavcev, ki so or
ganizirani ameriSkih socialiStiGnih
klubih.
Do danes slovenski delavci Anne
riki MISC imeli lista, katerem bi
lahko povedali odprto svoje misli,
ker je vsaki lastnik SLOW. ameriSkih
casnikov privolil lie to priobciti, kar
je neslo njegovem "kSeftu'. Sc le
ustanovitvijo "Proletarca Sc je
naredilo konec tenn zalostnim rame-
ram, razmeram, XII so vstvarile med
ameriSkimi Slovenci dvomljive elk
zistence, XII so slovenSke ameriSke de-
lavce zavajali ma kriva pota, mesto
da bi jih pouGlli, da je kapItaliZem
edini smrtni sovraznik delavcev.
V "Proletarcu" bode lahko vsakdo
povedal svoje misli, ne da bi Sc mu
bilo treba bati, da Sc bode dopis "a
vrgel, ker morda ne ugaja Lredniku
ali komu druZemu. "Proletarec" bo-
de prinaSal ameriSke novice, satiriG-
ne notice, socialno gospodarske in po-
liticne clanke, zgodovinske spise, po-
vesti, crte it'd. Izhajal bode sedaj lie
enkrat mesecu ma osmih adj vec
straneh Cena "a cello letO mu je lie
soc. NaruSnina naj Sc poSilja sodru-
gu Antonu Presemu, CTS W. 18th
ST., Chicago, H., vsi rokopisi pa
urednistvu "Proletarca 6S3 Loo
mis- St., Chicago, Illinois.
ABdrej Poravne, Anton Presen,
predsednik. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
Cd blizO in daleC.

v Rusiji koraka revolucija vedno
naprej. Stavke zelezniskih IN brzo-
javnih vsluzbencev so ma dnevnem
redu. Med vojaki povsodi vre In dTu-
Njo Sc z revolucionarci.
Tudi knetje Sc gibljajo in poziga-
20 posestva modrokrvnih postopacev
svojih smrtnih sovraznikov.
V zloglasni trdnjavi Sliselburg Sc
ie uprla vsl posadka. Zahtewa Sc, da
Sc mora politi6ne zlocince takoj iz-
pustiti iz jece.
Tudi Mandzuriji opasno vre v
vojski, ker vojska strada. Vojaki SO
razburjenosti lincali nekaj tatin-
skin vojas&ih oskrbniskih uradnikov.
v Saratovu je neka zenska ustre-
lila generala Sakharova, znanega' car
jevega krvnika, njegovi lastni pa
laci
Tudi eardnih polkih, ma katere
Sc je oeka, -: najbolj zanasal, Sc
sii duh revolucije. Revolucionarci
trdijo odprto, da Sc bodo gardni pol
XII branili streljati ma ljudstvo. Leta-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
AMERISKE VESTI.

V vzhodnem delu mesta New
Jersey-a so priredili gospOdje, kojih
kraljestvo nj tega sveta, kar ma de-
belo misijone, da bi danaSnje greSno
ljudstvo zopet privedli h Kristusu
- kralju.
Neki misijonski pridigar je kar v
gostilni pricel S svoiim bogu dopad-
liivim delom. Po konGani pridigi Je
zapel nekaj psalmov, navzoci gostje,
katere so objeli re alkoholiGni duho-
Vi, so mu pa sekundirali svojimi
hripavimi ghasovi.
Gotovo Sc je liubi bog veselil tega
najnoveiSega na6ina "a spreobrnje-
ME gresnikov
V Alleoheny-u, Pa, ie sla ma
rodna banka Enterprise" rakom
zvizgat in zabam COST. Vlagatelji
bodo dobili majhno svotico Cd vloze-
mega denarja nazaj, krivci bodo pa
najbrze odnesli svoje pete zasluzeni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

Ike reVOluclOnalmO vSebinO raZSlr. o
jo tudi Carskem selu.
Tudi policaji Petrogradu ze od-
povedujejo pokorSGino. lie kozaki 50
carJu Sc zvesti. lie ii SO Sc "a vojni
Japonci pokazali kot pravcati stra-
hOpetci, Xxi bodo pred revOlucionarci,
ako bode lie te podpiralo tudi vojaS-
two, tako bezah, kolikor jih bodo ne
sh njih urui konjici.
V Meklenburgu nj protestantOv-
skim popom vse6, da mrliGe sezigajo.
VisG popie so pac muenja, ia bode
ma sodnji dan bog 'ozje IL trohnenih
kostij kakor IL pep>la obudil ljudi
zivljenje. Tt farji so resnici vred-
nj boga, kateremu molijo, in o ka-
terem pripovednjejo, da je maSGeva-
len in nizkoten.
Ma Saksonskem so socialist prize
dill reliSe demonstracije proti tri
razrednemu volilnemu pravu. V
Drazdanah 50 kraljevskemu gradu
demonstrating pobiii Sipe. PriSlo jo
tudi do boja med ljudstvom in poll
cijo. Seve policija je nastopila po
ruskem kozaSkem nacinu.
V francoskem senatu je- bill zakon
"a loGitev cerkve Cd drzave sprejet
1S1 glasovi proti 40. Glasovanje
ie obGinstvo spremejalo burnmi
klici: Zivela republika!
V francoski drzavi je sedaj oklen-
kalo popom! PRAY je tako!
V Braziliji so nemski 6astniki $
tOpniGarke "Panter' vasi Itajahi,
provinciii Santa Catalina, vlomili
hiSo Steinhofa, ga zvezali in Cd
vedli ma toPnicarko, ker je vojaski
begun.
s tenn cinom so nemski castniki
krSili mednarodno ljudsko pravo.
Ali kai Sc brigaio drzave dandanes
"a mednarodna liudska prava. ako
vodie teh draw vedo, da imaio opra-
viii vojaSllem oziru slabOstnejso
drzavo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
IAetO L.

pod parnlml kotl. Iedl Jlh Je vDogal.
kOmaj je zvrSil TO "imenitno" delo,
so lopato takoi zdrobili ma drobne
ko5ake, in jih razdelili med moztvom
kot relikvije.
Mi Americani - posebno repIbli-
kani Sc smejo kleceplazcem, XII Sc va
liajo ma kolenih pred evropskimi
knezi, kralji in cesarji! Mi pa misli
mo, da nj nobene razlike mel evro-
pejskimi in ameriSkimi kleGeplazci.
V Evropi Sc trgajo kleceplazci "a O.
stanke cd smOdk, katere mecejo "vi-
sokorodni" postOpaGi proc, pri mas
' syobOdni Ameriki Sc pa trgajo "a
ostanke loDate, katero ie predsednik
incl sluNjno rokah.
- Dasi Sc povsod zatrjuje, da Ii
vino kulturmO zivljenje, vendar do
godki vsaki dan dokazujejo, da zivi-
mo Sc V najnizjem barbarstvu. Ko so
V Winsoru, VT, obeseli te dni 5eno
Rogers, ki je morila svojega sopro-
81, Sc je pokazalo, da je WV pre-
dolga. Morilka Rogers ie trpela groz-
ne nuke. ker Sc ie prsti ma nogah
dotikala tai. Slednjic je priskocil po-
mOzni serif Kinney, potegnil je vrv
kviSko in tako zadavil zrtev krScan-
ske usmiljenosti in dobrotljivosti.
V New Yorku so tvomicarji "a
zelezarske stavbe sklenili, da bodo
uvedli odprto delavnico (open shop).
Pa iih bode najbrze zeblo!
- Ko je ljudski vihar Rusiii
gnal slime valove, je Samuel Com
pers postal udanostno adreeo grofu
Witte.in. ruskemu ministrskemn pred
sedni.ku in sicer imenu ameriskih
deIavcev. Gospod Gompers, zastop-
mix nabmoGnejse delavske strokovne
organizacije ma svetu, Sc je predrznii
pSovati ruske proletarce, "Aer so po-
deljeno svobodo oneGastili izgredi." {"
Nj ne vemo, koliko casa bodo de-
lavci svoji sredi trpeli tega hlapca
ameriSkih kapitalistov, ki Sc smatra
Y svoii domiSljavosti "a nekakega
autokrata delavski ameriski svezi =
Doll z Compressor! bi Sc morale
cuti IL tisoGev delavskih ust y Anne
riki, ako bi delavci razmeli, kakSno
podlo lumparijo ie Gompers zopet
za0rsil to udanostjo izjavo.
V "Glas Svobode" pravijo go
spod Honda, da je "Pnoletarec",
ker je resnicl glasilo zavednih sio-
venskih delavcev, nekak norec.
Cd clovefa, ki pr'avi lie takrat de-
laNcu gospod, Se mu te vrste pckloni
tudi kaj nesejo, Sc druzega tudi pri
Sakovati ne more.
- G.. Kondi Sc dozdeva. da je bolj
vaano "a delavce, ako Y svojem $50
eialisticnem' listu poroca 5enitvi
zelinih kmeticih, klmbih proti spa
nju, punicah, ki so podlegle mese,
MIN skusnj nja0am it'd. kakor umorih
in ropih. katere zvrsujejo vsaki dan
kapitalisti mad vbogo delavsko pari-
10. Cd Gloveka, XII delavskem vpra-
sanju toliko ra1rme, kaikor zalec ma
boben, Sc duOzega tudi prieakovati
ne more!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

kazni, ker so k1'ivci, XII so provzroei-
Ii Dankerot, 1nameniti mc36anski po-
itikarji.
Stara pesem Kedar Sc ore We
liki ameriSki republiI;i "a veletatoye
V cilindru in frOku, tedaj pravica "a
tisne oba ocesa.
- Y Toledu, Ohio, so zaprli Chas.
NJ. Gardnera, predscdnika Colonial
Insurance Union, kcr jc poneveril
denar zavarovancev Tako Sc ruSijo
stebri dana5nje gniile "loveske druz-
be
- Senator Chalcey NJ. Depew,
znani govornik pri boga,ih pojedi-
nah ameriskih miliinnaIjev Sc je "a
hvalil "a ravnatelJsko sluzbo pri "a
varovalni drUzbi EQu.ta5lei Vsled
preiskave proti tel druzbi je "Gastit-
Ijivi" zakonodajalec tako blamiran
do kostij. da je moral ostaviti mastno
plaGano slUIbo.
O Depew-u hi pa3 lahko rekli: Ce
vprav Sc clovek vedno smeji, vzic
tenu c lahko naVeGji lopov. Kako
veSelo je eledal starr znanec svet,
kedar je pri lukulskih poiedinah go
voril svoje prazne in puhle govoran-
ce, katere je navadno solil $ slabimi
in neslanimi dovtipi.
Dasi je danes Depew razkrinkan
pred vsem svetom kot slepar, vendar
Sc on "a to razkrinkanjc prokleto
malo zmeni. Njeeov moSniicek jc
poln tolarGkov, katere so mu nanesli
lmdie, ki 50 veseli, Gc drugi "a njc
mislijo. In to Depewa tolazi.
V repn6likanSkem senatskem
klubu Sc je minole dni ypray zivahno
razpravlialo, kako maj bi Sc nasto
pilo proti senatoJema Burtonu IL
Kansasa in Mitchellu IL Oregona, X
sta zlorabila svoj Senatorski vpliv
da sta 81 polnila svoje denarne mos
mice. Konec konca .ic bil. da maj vse
pr starem ostane. Gliha pac vkur
Striha!
Komaj ie bila debata repu-
blikanSkem senatskem klubu Bur
tonu in Mitchellu konGana, je pa do
sla vest, da je senator Mitchell vsled
neke operaciie umrl. Da je smrt te-
ga bogatega hudodelca v$ec mnogim
Budem, je resnica. Ali njegovi kole-
gi-senatorji so vsled njegove smrti
veliki zadregi RevGki ne vcdo, ali
bi ga pokopali vsemi senatorskimi
castmi, ali pa kot navadnega Glove
ka.
Cemu toliISo prcmiSljevania7 10
lko senatorjev .je ze wurlo, ki so bill
tudi navadni mldodelci. vzlic temu
so jih pokonali senatorskimi cast
mi. Zakaj7 No, ker so znali svoja hui
dodelstva tako pIikriti, da jim nihGe
nj prisel ma sled.
Cemu torei razliIka7 Hudodelec o.
stane hudodelec, pa maj bode tajen
ali odkrit.
- Ko Sc je mas predsednik Roose-
velt te dni pelial ma parniku "West
Virginia.. so mu Gastniki iDrocili
lepo okineano lopato in "a prosili,
maj vrze nekaj lopat premoga ogenj
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-17
TIE R RlTORIAL hAPPE N | N G s

the distinction of being the first white woman born in Arizona, died at her home in Lowell on March Ist, from heart disease, to which she had been subject for several years.
 Cattle rustlers are said to be running things with high hand in the Santa Rosa valley, about 7o miles west of Tucsoa, and Captain Rynning is preparing for scout into that secrion with force of rangers.
 The Maricopa and Phoenix rail- road will expend several hundred thousand dollars in improvements this year, among which will be the building of new bridge across the Gila, at an estimated cost of S85, 900.
 The sugar beet crop in the Salt River valley is reported as coming along to a point where forecasts are possible with some degree of accuracy, and it is being predicted that those that were planted early will make a good crop, while the late ones will not do so we'll.
 There is now quite rush for homestead entries in the Sulphur Springs Valley, since it has been demonstrated that arterian water is to be found at almost any point in this big and fertile valley. There is enough land in the Sulphur Springs valley to colonize thous- and or more families.-Range News.
 Twenty three loaded ore cars broke loose from the engine which was hauling them in the Bisbee yards Monday night, and racing down the hill and upon the derail- ing switch, were piled two deep in a wreck which blockaded traffic completely for day. Four brake men, who were on the runaway cars, saved themselves by jump ing and escaped without injury. The damage to rolling stock and track is estimated at s25, 1000.
 If the "hold-ups" now plying their trade in Bisbee and vicinity keep up operations much longer, saloon men and gamblers in that camp may find it advisable to go out of business without waiting for the anti-gambling law or local op- ton election. Following close on the heels of the robbery in the Winters saloon in which the rob- bers got all the money and jewelry in the house, comes the report of a similar affair in the Palace sa- loon, where two men walked into the place with pistols in tn cir hands, held the men inside at bay, and taking the cash from the rou- lette table, about s25o, backed out again. While the officers have ar