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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-06-01
What Is Beer?
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Exposes Foolish Clause in Many
Local Option Statutes

The recent decision by a Chicago
Judge which nullified a $4,000 verdict
against three saloons of that city, for
selling liquor to a drunkard in viola
ton of law, has directed attention to-
wards one of the most foolish clauses
in almost every local prohibition stat
ute throughout the country, namely,
the section which requires witness to
swear in detailed accuracy as to the
kind of beer, etc., which may have been
served to the plaintiff in any given case.
1t is notorious fact that hundreds of
saloon keepers have escaped prosecu-
ton by the most brazen complication of
technicalities regarding this particular
point of the law. The Rochester Demo-
crat and Chronicle, under the editorial
head, what is Beer?" epitomiZes the
question and dissipates great deal of
illogical discussion regarding the mat
ter in the following trenchant comment:
The Question, 'What Is Beer?"
''What is beer?' Everyone thinks
that he knows the answer until the
question comes up in a courtroom in
the excise law. Then he discovers that
neither he nor anyone else knows what
beer is.
The courts have, as yet, established
no test, scientific or empiric, by which
the true character of liquid having all
the external symptoms of beerishness,
can be certainly determined. 1t is of con-
siderable Importance that they should
do so with all convenient speed, since,
until they take this step, every prose-
cution for violation of the excise law
involving beer or alleged beer, will be
a farce, even as now.
The same remarks apply to ale,
whisky in all it's varieties, and all other
more or less intoxicating fluids COM
monty dispensed over bars and grouped
by prohibitionists under the generic
term, Rum" But these cases are of
less practical Importance than that of
beer, because, for some mysterious rea-
son, violators of the excise law have a
marked preference for beer as me-
dunn of violation. The police court
records show that the man arrested for
illegal selling is almost invariably
charged with selling beer. Once in a
great while, whisky is the corpus de-
licti," but the whisky cases are so few
that they may be fairly regarded as
merely constituting the exception that
proves the rule. Beer is the really i'm
portant matter, and, to make the excise
laws worth while, it is necessary only
to provide some means for making the
true nature of alleged been legally de-
monstrable.
AS matters stand it isn't demon
strable, and, in consequence, the excise
laws are scarcely worth the space they
occupy in the statute books.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-06-01

THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
application the day before he be
labor hours for the of voting
of Convention be Given
election the respective
political file clerk the county
which primary be held with the officers of the board OF election
notice of their respective conventions
shall number Of delegates which shall
each of said conventions The senatorial convention for assemmn shall
number delegates that each delegate district entitled in each
delegate district signed by the chairman and attesd by the secretary of
committee the number of delegates such district shall
preceding presidential election returns At least twenty days before
the election and the hours during which the polls shall be
Challengers Provided
The reader should bear in mind that each delegate ticket throughout
primary ticket permitted to have challenger present and
challenger of district which he
Provisions for Judges and Clerks
provided that the judges and clerks shall the primary
election in the regular election
Have Ones Name Placed on Primary Ballot
provisions followed by desiring
placed primary ballot who candidate for the
assembly,
ANY candidate for nomination for member Of the General
Ballot Provided thirty (3o days prior
by for the primary election he shall file in the office of the Sec
the qualified primary of his party his senatorial district
Petition May be o Candidate
further provided that petitions for candidates for nominations of
specified the Of two candidates of
party different ocesand then follows
the form of the petition which is follows:
Formo of
the undersi members of affiliated with the
party qualified electors Of said party in the county of
and State Of Illinois do hereby petition that - Of
candidate of the for the nomination for the office of
be voted for the primary election to be held the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-29
Tiir $500 uatb 9eutthlano.

Deuti d.. ameritaniine 8eitungen
peroen i'm alten @aterlan0 NIT arD.
Bent Sntereiie geleIen, neil fie fih
frei ausipreben nnb bduiia oon oriis,
ben mebr 0euigteiten un6 9eahrih.
ten bringen, als Die oeutihen Rel.
tungen ielbit. Die rsSreie 8reife fir
Eeras" iit oriiben iiberan, tupbin Sie
geianot tuiro, elm iebr germ geiebener
9ait uno tann fi6 ribmen, Mner.
fennung uno 8iroieung su finoen.
tpie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
inmie an Oiejenigen, tpelbe oas Blatt
an ibre Weruanoten fdiden, berpor.
3ebt. Wer oa5er leinen 8ertuauoten
uno Jreunoen cine Sreuoe eruei5en,
ibnen elm millf0mmenes @efhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fiir Sie bic
nJreie Yreiie fiir 9eras". Das Sin.
tereiie fiir Teras, ME iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno bic Gegenb, tuu bic
Werrnanoten uubHen, lit in Deutid,.
lamb lebr lebbaft uno es lit unnaDo.
lteb, in Briuatbriefen cine 70 ariin6.
li9e Quftlaruna uub 8elbreibuna
oes fremoea 2anoes sn geben, tpie
otes Die nTreie grene" allm5hent.
llb tbut. Sir ben aeringen 8reis
BON So oerienben mir purt0frei unier
reibbaltiges Bobenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno eine Gorefie i'm Guslanbe.
Die 1reie prefie fir 3eras pubI.
GDmt,anf.
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Nn OaS YubIttnnl.

Die .5reie Srelie fir 5eras" miro
on itber $50 &oftofficen perlanot, uno
bat eine groRe gerbrettung in Der
geadbar= 8epublit Werito, i'm Snbias
nersTerritorium uno Otfoboma.
Sbr @irtulatipns=@ebiet in Teros
eritredt iih ppn @nloeltDn bis binauf
nab 9enii0n. Dom d1BerIteu Often
biz nab 81 asalu i'm iernen 8eiteu;
es iblieBt ielbitperit6nblib NIT be.
ionhers sablreiben 2eIern oas oihts
beiieoelte Wittel=Teras anb ben Giios
meiten elm. Iuh in Werifo bat iie
cine aroRe &erbreituna.
8tSei Neifenoe l1no beitdnbia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereIIe oes
glattes untermeas uno fiihren oem-
ielben i'm 8erein nit unferen riibri.
gen 2otal Qaenten fsrttpabreno
ueue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier 9batiahen III
bic n5reie Yreife". mu es ith oarurn
banoelt. Die oeutibe 8en6lteruna su
erreiben, oas bette Mmseige Wse,
btam tm Staate Teras.
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geft nper 6O 1ahren

ibOn muroe Mrs. 8inslum's q Sup.
thing Syrup BON WilIionen pDn
Wihttern beini 8abnen Der &inoer
anaetpenoet. Wirlt Du i'm Shlafe
onrb oas Shreien eines &inoes ae.
it1rt. oaB i'm Babnen 1T uno boz
Sbmersen tueint? Benn 10, laSfe
i0furt cine sFlaiGe pDn ,,Wers.
WinSl0us Soothing Sprup@ hulen.
Sein Wert lift unbeaablbar. @s miro
benz tleinen 2eioenoen IpfDrt Hinoe.
runa ueribaffen. 8erlaBt eud1 oo.
rauf, Wtiitter. es ift fein Rpei5e[
bariiber. Sc beilt Diarrbue, reaus
liert ben Waaen uno bic Osieren.
beieitigt Wino 9Dtit, ermeidt ben
9aumen, nerbinoert gntsiinouno
uno ftdrtt oas ganse Spfteut.
sWrs. BinslOps SDuthina Syrup"
fiir sabnenoe &inber lit anaenebm
i'm @efbmad; oas Recept ifaun1t
BON einem Der beften tueib(id1en
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T
bel alien Druagtften in ber aanaen
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents uer
Jlaibe. Sauft nihtS anoeres, aIs
Wtrs. Winslotpa Suothima Guruu.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

weekly issue of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiaveI1ng men and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new sub.
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FuER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tlsing medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading DO
pulatlou.
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!8tpei Sabre aebeilt.
Dasb6bere @tuoiun,.

Der 8rieiter tpanoelte feineu @ars
tensaun entlan9. 0roHete Die iippia
iprieBenoen Ranten bes miloen Wei.
mes, naaelte bier uno oa cine an ben
loien uno meiben 2eoers uoer 2eins
uanoftreifen uno bemertte oann einen
anaben, ber ibm aufmertiam st'
fbaute.
nWein Sunae,A iaate Der freunos
libe alte Ser, .tuenn Du iraeno
etmas bon oer b6beren @artentunit
lernen millft. 10 bift Du freunolihft
einaelaoen. ndber au treten.
mNein, antmortete Der Sunge.
.Warum iiebit Du mir oann au?"
SD m6bte germ bDren. mas elm
Hriefter iagt. menn er iih nit einem
Samnler auf ben Ginaernaael baut.
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gber Die ubr mar In elmer pfanb,
lttbe aufsefunbeu tpprben, uno aud
oie Snbaberin oss fleinen gefd1fts
mar CUR 0erbanoluns porselaben.
rGrau 3eugin, fenneu sic ben Mnz
gstlasten ais @.rfsser Der rbr tpies
BERG fragts Der grGiibent.
0ein, bas tonnte iie ni6t befunoen.
Qber ihre Bidder bate fe miteebrabt,
nnh hariu .rn"ssn ais aediiimdtion Die
Uttlitdrpapiers aut ben ysomen 81.
Stol5enbere" perm.rst.
Run. Nneeflaeter9~
I'D fsb' ei. aite @sttsl gum srItenz
Der 0orfiB.nbt petipies i1n aprnia.
.gin 8asabuno beidimpft eine sbrs
bare Grau! Gin pfui fir Sbre 5reas
beit 6rau 3sugin, Der g(na.flaate
tam an Ste Hidt bsranreifsn."
~Das mein' i'd man audi" faote Die
Grau rubig.
Gin Sisnitmde9en BON ginnasbera
folgte: Die Shreibertn oes 8riefss
nit Der unm0slihen photographic :.
Us bate S4ott tein. alI5u aroBe
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Gnbfilben = der mtr bic eb bro6.. =
spsnn sit ben faffs,T .bgauhe blob
fagtT - bate .r. duf .ine Sbpabin
ssfdtofen uno unter ben pi.Ien On.
men ots pinnosberss in aiir3e ole
rtassss bel Ser q" f.its.Iteut.
Oss tlsins, unterfsbte perIoa fam
mad Dem aufruf nit iitfdrotbem Sc
not uno fni1te Iinfifm
(ss0rtiesuna folot.l
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Die Simmana Ratro.
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beiten in itrer 8ranHe. @arantiert
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VT tpoute ni9t sIei9 pDn fsiner
SD9ter reben, bolte Qanges Brief an
9Ha 4lbers aus Der Soi9s uno {agte:
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Sic
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.Dsr bat teins 2iebf6aft gebabt,
fGsten Gis BON Sbrsm Heffen irnmer,
Reins trnits. 9ot Ct bod ssbabt, m.in
Guter. Bios, bab Sic aud oappn
Ht1ts seuertt baben. Wi. DON 10
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6ab fe es mar, bic i'm In Die N.re
stpeiftuns trieb."
Cine aiebt2@ fraste Der aIte apsie
feInb.
MiItens reihts inn ben 8rief.
r2sfsn @iel"
sSo-tp-tDou,4 iasts aelIe itot>
aIs ct gu gnbe mar, fdpi.g sr cine
Dtile erfhiittert.
~Vun2A = fraste Miltsns.
ySa : fAnars auf pslb = Sd
.Sts = slaabea nun bod aud -q-
9ells nidte f9tpsr.
sJd. 1err - MtItens llnb ib
ttsne 4hnuns Mer = If bas2"
Gin brabss, tiebes Msabden.~
limb = bat i'm untereeben laHeng"
rJbre Gltern tpoatsn rlidt sugeben,
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1T ein einf9tiser, tii6tissr Wlann. Sbr
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~WGren nl9t. :. .Mer ods Iagen
wHnte =. llnb fdnetsen, no fie reben
mabttn: ba ftebfs, Anb besbalb TT er
ipsegesansen. yaidt als .in
vmsrben Gie ni9t unseredt, Selle!
Sis tperotn ni4t mebr fdtpsig.n. Wors
gsn tDetB Der Rs9ter olles. 81. gonne
bstags es an ben Iag, QIter."
sJa. Das fagte Grdulein gDa Wilt
Fms aud. Worbin -
~Weine Tonttrg"
~Mol, Herr Miltsns.~
no 1T Ness
.aaseefubren. Dis Sonne brinst
q an ben Tag = ia, gang bis Mprte.
4Hn nod bem Geridt pplIe tie btn,
fdste ils.3
Rad Dem Gsri6t =" pieoerbslte
MsItens ausbrudsIos.
vou benz Dnttor I'D ipeib
nts4t unb einen bon tneiusn 3etteln-
nen ben WcrIabunsem bot iis mits
4samulen. 3ipeitsr Gtod. 3immtr
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Dem Rdufberrn purbs fat fhptn>
Aelsa
rbtmmtr = a6tunbDieroia -"
er f@lsppts fi1 In bie giufamfett
fesHes 4rbeitsroumes.
13a fp6t {. Misber -
Qr bislt fin iaum aufreht. Das
Simmer hrebte fi6 tr.ifen6 um ihn !.
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giuiae 9dnoereien fir ben Torrner.
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.......... .................y 700 Born.
Nntunft.
Ton GuerD, gloatum, pDufon anh @al.
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600 Nben6s. ..
BDn Corpus Gbrifti. 8odport unb See.
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Gs itmo Gure ysieren
Srrt Sud ui9t iibsr Die llrla6e ST.
res 2eioens. Sin 8iitger bon
Sam Mntonio 5ei8t, mie es
3u beilen lit.

Wianbe Menlhen oenten ME an
ibre gtieren. gEenu iie an einem
labmen, ibmahen ooer ihmeraenoen
&lden leioen. 10 meinen iie. es iei
muatulDie Sbmdhe; menn iie
Shmieriateiten i'm uriniren baben,
10 9lauben iie, oab fid oas BON ielbit
pieoer beben tpiro. l1no 10 perbdlt
es iib nit alien ben anoeren @pnps
tumen oea Nierenleioens. Nber ge.
raoe oarin lieat Die @efabr. Sbr miiBt
oieie Dinge beilen ooer iie fiibren gu
Diabetes ooer aur Bright 'iben Nie'
rentranfheit. Das bette 6eilmittel,
oas SIR anmenoen fDnnt, fino Doau' 8
Nierens Hiaen. Sic beilen aue llebel,
Die BON lhmahen poer frantbaften
ytieren itammen. San Nntunter le'
gen Beuanis fiir permanente &n.
rem ab.
u. 9. Cube, $50. Ill Oit.6Dulton.
StraBe. San NntDn;u, Ger, iagt:
SD batte felt lanaer Belt MnfdIe
BON &iidenibmer5en une 5bmersen
iiber meiner linten Siifte uno ih
stueifle niht oaran, oaB ite in syplge
pon l1eberanitrenguna entitanoen.
Sb oieS nun 10 mar Dber ribt; ib
meiB nur. oaB Die Gnfdlle seitpeiie
10 ibtper tuaren, oah ib mid oft
tagelan9 su Bette beaeben nuBte.
Sh batte einen atuten Gnfau i'm
nergangenen @inter, als ih BON
DUan's Oeieren= Billen bDrte, Die i'm
StDre Der 8erar Drug So. gu erlan'
gen iino uno ib oerifaffte mir cine
Sbahtel .unb ueriudbte iie. sic lei'
iteten Nlles. mas fiir Sie beaniprndt
miro. Sic turierten bic 9fiidens
ibmeraen prompt unb pDllItGnoia
uno ebeni0 cine Shmieriateit in ben
Wieren NblDnoerungen, Die mid
itarf geplagt bate. Sic arbeiten
ausQeseibnet uno ih babe teinen
3meifel, oaB iie in ieoem anoeren
Sale ebeniD tpirtlingsp0Q Iein pers
ceu.
(0ieies 8eugnis mnrbe am %.
Npril 1903 abQegeben.)
8tuei Sabre aebeilt.
Nm 27. Suli 1905 fiiete Nr. Cube
binau: Wdbreno Der lebten auei Sabre
baben ii@ in r1eineta sSalle bic geie.
renleiben niht tuieoer eineeiteIt uno
ib halte iebt mehr BON Doau'a giie.
rem Biaen. tpie ie unrber.
Gum Gertauf BEL allen 61nolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn'
Co., Buffalo. SEEM gprt, aIeiniee
Naenten fiir bic Bereinigten Staaten.
grinnert Gum oea Namens DDon
uno nehmt teine anoeren.
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2. i, Welih, aabmarst, 5O2B On.
QoaIton. @trabe. slrbeit aarantiert
WOIlss 9ebiB $500.
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,.Boro 8orwasin'' (@,msr &
Wmens), lit ola antileptiides Babn.
nno wlnnbwnlier uniibertrDnen. 3n
aIen Gpothefeu au haben.
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IT. r a b fttl

II. RapittI.
Ct Neutrality-suspicious. bate
IL Gpas getsnntniB nit Stau=
" ntn uub Wunbern entgegengs-
nommsn. CT mar fhon alt
n jstnem Deruf.; ober cine dbnIihe
0sj&eiuuns tpie oiefes fd51nt nnb
1f0lse Wdb9tn mar ibln nod ni9t be-
sssnst. llno tpsnn Il. ni9t leibbaftis
DOT tbm geitanben uno nit alien Merts
Haltn Der unDertennbaren Wabrbafs
ttstsit gebei9ist bate er bate ben
oaSgsla6t, Der ibrn oabon bate err
sdbltn, oer ibm DIG Mar BON Dem Der
ettNen aus aalttuiitif9sm Wsotip"
4dtts aufbin6en pollenl Dor ben
S9ranten oes @eridtss itano auss
lldtmslcs INNER nur bic brutale
Sslbitfu9t un6 bieiss WGb4en
- tsffsn,. nIfn nnh es aoh Mltns
fe9en, bie oas Mobl anoerer iibtr bas
slqsrt gu itellen psrmo1ten2 Die ben
Wsutb fanoen, gum 8eitsn anbersr ioe
gar Elm @erbreden gu begsben, fir bic
anotrn eigenlos un6 unsrihrodsn ii6
ftlbft bin5uopfsrn9
Gin isltfomsr 5aG j. Gin felt
famsr -,
er luo foqlsid ben aaufberru gu
slHsr oelyssuuns.
sSis ftsasn bod tsinsu Strafun=
&M3aQ4
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u Nntu IN t.
@oH ct. 9ouis unb bem OHen. :. 6 8orm.
Won lDcaleu Buntten $3.50. sos nacbn,.
Ton ct. Souls u. bem Sften:11 .05 abenbs
Son 9areoD uno Merito -. loo nochm.
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Saolueitteras lultnlf)t Gud)

@enn Sbr Guh iraenows nieber.
laiien tuollt, tut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
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Nlaret . 8eridt.
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Gan @ntoniO. 26. September 1906
Ohien $2.40 bis $500 per LOO BIB
8ttbe. $l.75 bis 1926.
Dnaen uno sStag8", 81. 80 Bis 1926
S6brlinge $500 Bis 1925.
sfdlber $3.50 bis 1926.
SBafe 1926 bis $3.50.
bie9en 1925 bis $3.50.
Sdueine $4.00 bic $3.50.
ct. &puts, 26. Sept.-@tubpteh
@attoss $40 Bis 1925; 9eras 9ieh
$500 Bis 1926. ~"
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-17
State COLLEGE TO ASK
FOR new BUILDINGS

Olympia, Nov. 13.-The sum of
1858, 900 for new buildings and land,
in addition to the sums needed for the
running expenses of the institution are
asked at the hands Of the next legisla-
ture by the regents Of the state col
lege at Pullman, in their biennial re-
port, just received by Gov. Mead.
Salaries for the next two years are
estimated at $17O, 600; for cereal in
vestigations 81, 900 is asked, and ST.
500 for conductiong cooperative ex-
periments with farmers.
The principal new building asked Is
a college hall to replace the present
frame structure, built in the early
nineties, and its state Of dilapidation
further advanced by its having been
moved once. Although unfi. for use
the old structure is still badly needed
for recitation purposes, and even q
''shack" was built during the past
year to accommodate the increased at
tendance. The cost of the new build
ing is estimated at from 100000 to
$125, 900, according to the amount of
fire proofng. The buildings at the
institution, exclusive Of those burned
few years ago, have cost the state
$780, 600.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-17
INSPECTION OF STATE
PRISON In PROGRESS

Walla Walla. Nov. 13.-The special
commission appointed by Gov. Mead
to inspect the sanitary and other con-
ditions of the penitentiary arrived in
the city yesterday and began its work
today. It will take several days to
complete the work. The principal
things the commission will attend to
are the following:
The formation of some plan for sep
arating young convicts and first Of
tenders from the more hardened GRIM
inals and the establishment of refor-
matory prison, which will be urged
by Gov. Mead in his message to the
Among other measures
the commission will take up are the
discipline Of unruly convicts and the
improvement of the sanitary condi.
tions of the prison. The matter of CIV
ing employment to larger number of
convicts will also be included in the
investigation.
Only 40 per cent of the convicts are
given employment in the jute mill,
and probably not over 10 per cent are
employed at other work about the
prison, leaving fully 400 men without
any employment whatever.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-17
sHINcLE MILLS TO CLOSE
Washinston Manufacturers viii Shut
Down for Sixty Days.

Washinston Manufacturer viii Shut
Down for Sixty Days-
Seattle, Nov. 12.-Shingle manufac-
turers at q mass meeting hero Saturday
night, at which $50 mills were repre-
sented, agreed to close December 10
and remain closed until February IS.
to curtail the winter output and pre-
vent decentralization of the market.
President Dan w. Bass has left for
Portland to attend meeting OF the
Oregon shingle manufacturers and
urge them to join the Washington
movement. Efforts have already been
made to bring the British Colubmia
mills into the agreement.
Combination mills agreed to close
the shingle side of their plants for the
first half of the shutdown period and
possibly to extend this curtailment OF
their output throughout the time.
Each mill represented at the mass
meeting obligated itself to pay pro-
portionate share of 500, 900 fund to
carry on fight against the Hill lines
before the interstate commerce COM
mission to prove discrimination in the
distribution of cars. The mill men
will fight for the principle that the
railroads must furnish enough equip
ment to handle the business offered
by shippers