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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
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Som 6efenot bar Oct norTte 9la0
.Sfunoinaoen" Here 9(ar Ituaet
trolig paa 9a5anettes SIDE / oen=
nes 3eformfamp. 9lu Iaoer BET til,
Iom .Sfano." mener, at Senator
Ga 5olette gaar for oiOt / 9etning
al at Oittere. 9dn bar liolte llge
6olot en- Sale / Milpautee, iom
6ddoe ,Sfdno." og oet leoenoe ga
5oaette 9lao @is., yMilnautse
Tree N9reIs" fin0er meget dniteoez
fig = life grineiperne 0sri, men 81
5o1ettes Mooarbejoe moo 8upers
mr. 0aoi6Ion Iom aanOioat for
9eupalq til 0uosrner Wisconiin.
Ga 5oaette bar i'm sgen aanoioat,
Mr. 9enruat, Iom ban piI babe iat
igennem. nStano-" itrioer bl. a.:
aeiultaterne al oe iiote 9(ars
2lrbej6e sr itore Og piotrettenoe. oa
en1Oer, iom bar Oaret meo, for=
tjener 5Oltets Sat for, bOaO Der er
uorettet. Ulen oct er pei at mins
Oes, at oisie JfeIuitater life er cen
Wanos Bert. 9lrbejoet baoOe p9ret
unOer 5or6ereOelie mango 9lar,
fer Wlr. ga Jollette greb ino iom
en- leoenoe 5attor, og en- al De
9anebrpOere, iom la9oe @runopols
oen, piite Yej og fOrbereote 5oltes
meningen, er Sames 8. Oauioion.
.Sngen pso bette beore emo Ga Sol
lette.
gfter Osn lange Snoleoning toms
mer 3aleren til 0opeoiagen: al
Ipette Dabioions 8anoioahlr oa
iiprte i'm egen aanoiodt, Uir. 2ens
root. Dette tiIIlsreoe 9(ngreb pdl
0apioIon bar pdft baaoe 8eflagelIt
og Soarme blanot ga 6ollettes be0=
ite Yenner.. De peo, og ban lelr
bur0e pioe. at etbpert Jorieg pau
lat mistanteliggsre Oabiofon foi
Mangel pad principfaItbeo er itt,
ulene en- aabenbur llretfnroigbeo
men ogiaa en- lieefrem Saabeligbeo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
Oowie os Dolipa.
9ommen siuer insen af Dem Get
Der tilfQttes 9tceiper
/ 3ion eitp.

Den iergelig pelten0te Nleran0er
8oipie, Der for Maaneoer iioen al
bans egne 5ilb1ngere fortaiteoes
ION osrss adnoelige seoer. fratenos
tes 7FreOdgs Al priodt Gjenoomsz
ret til De itore GjenOomme | 3ion
Gitn. Wilbur @lsnn 9olipd, ben
n9rp9renos oooerier" og 2eoeren al
Spitanoen ino0 Dofpie, Oemtes ogz
iad til life al bare nogen loplig Ret
til Gjenoommene. s oct 5oreneos
Ssuiers 0iitriftsoommer a. 81.
ganois dfgjoroe BEN fdmeie Stri0,
operado ban bsle (5ienoommen /
Sobn s. 6dtelps 69noer iom Re
teipsr, inotil en- enOelig aenoelis
ian blipe afgipet og en- permanent
.8oaro Of Sruitess fan bliOe u0s
a96nt 6an ororeoe ogiaa, II Der
ben 8. 5irsodg September ituloe
poloes 9alg At 5Oltet 3ipn for
at taare Dem en- aanoelig 9eOer.
2ange for 5ioen, Der par lat
for aunogsrelien al Rettens aen.
relfe, our inoe, BAR golioa og aae
SC anors 9eoere, Ser bialp til ms0
|at itDrte Dole, Iamlsoe Hetsialen.
0iaeIal bar 0onies lonale 5il69ns
sere. qRen legemlig Og adnoeli5
neobru0t bar sen graabadreoe
@runolagger af 3ion life | Stdno
til at forlaOs vSbilob 6oufe", men
mootog Sen fprite Wleloing ON lit
gleoerlag gennem 9efefon.
5sl9enoe er oe oigtigite qunttsr
/ Dommer adnois' aenoslIe.
9ano, Snouitrier % al unosn
Gjenoom Sion Gitb boloes for
at pore en- 5ruft Gltate, bporiil
Donnie life fan gre arab pau no.
een perionlig gjeuOomsret.
Sobn Graig 6atelp at G6icago
uonrpnes til gieceioer ober 3ions
Gitaten unoer $4,000 aaution.
@olipas Soeroragelie df Gjsns
oomsretten til Granger, / GgenIta6
al 0opies 9loootat. ertlares for
at p9re mere naite paper"
gi9onte 0alg orores. glioer oet
mere sno cen aanoioat, itdl 5dbers
natlet hlnne bru9es itrifteois i
galstampdgne 9iemeo.
lIogipelisn af naeapes Of Seal
ing" Handles inotil efter @aiget
meo llnotagelIe At eet glr., Ser ftaI
inoeboloe 0ommer 9anois' futos
aenoelis.
giettsn pil tiltenoe 0oipie pasienoe
llnoerbolo paa bans gamle 9age |
9stragtning af Sen 9jeneIte ban
FAR poet peo OrganiIerinaen Og
lloOitlingen at 3ion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
Mfiniiter Hoots MuOtaselie.

Sra giio Saneiro forta1es ON
Mliniiter Roots Uleotagslie peo
9lntomlten oertil. gH biertelia
MoOtagelle blep Ser giOet BAN, ION
5orm1nO 70. De 5oreneoe Stas
ters Delegation til oen pansameris
tunife AOngres Der. Du arpois.
ren nebarleiton" mso Oen ames
rifanIte llOenrigsiuiniiter omboro
lsb ino | oaOnen 5reoas WlOrgsn
ST. 7 blep ben biiii meo 90 Sus
lntifuo fra 5aitningerne.
Den ameritanifs Qlmbasiaopr
Rio Sanirp. Mr. Griscom. oa
gruiiliens glmbasiaosr | Wdibs
ineton. SeDor Rabuco. ait ombprN
pua 6borlefion ST. $50. % itrats
efter bar S,tibet Omgibst af Sc
Silnoreoer 9iobaaoe, bborfra man
snIteos at bbbe Miniiteren 0elfoms
men. timber 9ioots og 5amiliea
2anNitianins TaIutersbss Der fra
arissItite | 6apnen. og Sen bra.
iilidnifs llosnrigsnlinifisr mpote
BAN iom Hepraientant for praTi'
otnt ellDes. sroppsr os suiinSsr
of 7ilifuers biliis Wliniiteren msf
for 8egejitring. Samme Daes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

GftsrmioOag beipgte Miniiter Root
og 2tm6asiaopr Griscom preIioent
2lpes, og ON 2tftenen gap gio
Sansiro 9orgere 8anfet for Root.
Senere paa 9lftenen gap 9raiiliens
qraiioent en- Reception for bam
% bans 9eOiugere. Man oiite fra
alt SiOer De 5oreneoe Staters
Repreientanter oen itprits Glitper=
oioheo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
bpjif marfelis Operation.
b glnsslts, Cali ToSen-g'

s. bs glnselts, eaii. fo5ensss
8 Z6no bso RaOn 6. u. IN
Qdflnep bar 6aft tit nierte Ifaarst
It's % 6Olot en- aases 9udno /
Qpbet af iets pnlsifag, ossuagtet
ls0sr ban, ipiisr soot og ialnlsT
arrfter. 4
Den m9rfeIige Operation rbs
fsrt,s at Or. 90. g. SbompiOn,
9urbant, California. Som naonie
alceartnen ben II. SUM tom ris
'otnot | itort fSart paa Wotcrcncle,
fer ban irnoo en- SerntunS paa
eil .bucf rate" 9ainetdnoeq trrng-
IL 7 5ommer ino / bans 8rpIt ug
asnnembpreoe bans ben6re 2uneez
hldo, ifeo Sisrfet A 5onmer uS al
I'm Gtilling og orep Il Stptfe al
8 sJlisbsn inO apggen melsm
q % JlDpeH.
4fs ION lob I'll GbcIiifens 9jeIP,
|h<i3to bans 8so bOert gjeblit,
ntti{ 6ans uomarteoe gitalitet op-
bpta Nm inotiI Or. 59ompion
tp!n rdts sdo Jig Gag meo
4; kIiae Operation. 6an to9
dilGA sojerte no, fom nepnt
4 9st 4ulsIlus, Og 4OIOt ost
4 f0 mems ban be9anoist
dt:dnoe3 b anore beitu0iseos
0raaut ~ fsttssaea. sjer=
q s'iaSsssftsr at
s, x, '1,n e.. '9s 't,,, ''t; s,,5 Tut ;
patita frIi. 9ottorsns sifia"
% gS kps eiusfraft 6ar lat
Sen me 1fis 9ioenitab / BOrbaOs
feIk. faa Dnse tOe qutientsn
gorinp iis, Oa inart bite ban
1tan Il ban ffulde tomms fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
1900 Harvest Hands Wantet
in Minnesota and Dakota
along the 500 Line

TO harvest the greatest crop ever raised
in the West. Thousand of men must
be had AT ONCE. Wages range from
$l.75 to $500 per day WITH BOARD.
The rate to the fields from st. Paul and
Minneapolis average $3.50. Tickets on
Sale DAILY August lst to 3lst 1906
inclusive.
Ask the nearest 500 LINE repre-
tative or write,
w. r.. CALLAWAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Minneapolis, Mimi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

OuVf 0lllllttiOlttN @ptlt. LII VvtS
mioodgen boloes Der @uostjeneits
Il oet frie, om Gftermiooagen 81.
e bliber Ser fort Wleoe meo 5d>
Ter og Sang. 2me oanife ggrn og
oofsne inobpoes terligit til at OeIs
tage / oenne fseIt.
Gn 5efIesrejie aF
amerifanife W1ilionerer og 1lejs<
rim9no til 9anmdrf % flers
europeiife Qanoe fortelles Ser om
i iioite glr. af nGbi. poiten". Sda
ret oi foritaar, er 5uren urrdnses
ret af 9anobrugsfanoiout .og Nlei.-
riitfoniulent 9. SSrant pbiIipiun.
osfiiteret af BEN befenote oanIte
sSmpresIario u. 5oren gDprn.
SeIitabet bill formooentlig fomme
til at beItaa at minoIt 80 at 9(mes
rifas meit interesIereoe Wlejeri= og
2anobru9ere = fom +. SIS. Gbss
fen for Wiarplaro 2anobrugshpjs
foGe, Mr. 5. Melicf, Og 9Reouttprs
erne for S@bicago DARN q3ro0uce"
og n5be DARN Recoro" ct gaul.
Suren ffor ferit gdd oirefte til
9ebenbaon. @fter en- 9fun0s 0anz
mari pr. .GutomptiI saar Suren
til oe andre ifanoinabiIfe 2anOs,
iaa tilbdqe til aeben6apn og oers
fra Sno paa. Suren menes at oiIs
.Ie fofte $1,000 a $1,000 for bosr
af 9eftagerne.
peter 0aoiofen, en-
pngere 9anosmano I Oma6d, 5orz
mano for ct Hangerings m}anO=
fab, fom Manoag iioite llge
'nlpftelig at 9age. 6an Itpo paa
Spppen at en- oSernbaneoogn, od
nu9en Sing formooentlig en- less
bengenoe eleftriit 3raao, reo ham
no At 8alance, faa ban itprteoe
neb nf @ognen. og ban falot Iaa
ubel0igt, at ban fom unoer 9ogn=
en- og TT beage 9(rms faFIfuarea
og 9rpitfdsien fnllit. 9an osOe
paa Ct. Soiefs 6ospital fau Sis
mer efter.
Om abinoens Stems
meret oiItuteres Der for siosn /
.ar. Sml." 5 iioite glr. 90. SUI
III Itriper pait. 8. 9anien 81. a.:
gr Ser enonu W1enigbeoer i oori
Samfuno, Ser life bar gioet RDin=
oerne (oen ugiFte, men til Msnigs
beoen btoragpoenoe apin0e.) oen=
ne gaettigbeo (StemmereD,o ,oilOe Sc
piit itua Jig bel Oeo mart at asrs
set.
Sm set osrinloo er nogen fer
@inoing, at Ben gifte apin0e,
bpis WeunO er Menigbeosmeolem,
ogfdd bar Stemmeret, = ie, BET
er en- anoen Gag, Iom Ser goot
fan pGre oelte W}eninger ON. itoen
at man oerfor bebeper at raabe
y9d9itr9per" efter boeran0re.
Wen SSplge oette maa oel o1s
iaa &pinber frnne flngere Tom
Oelegater pad bore glarsmsoerl
principielt Ter jeg aloeles ingen
6inoring berfor. Og bpis Ser
en- Meni9be6 er en- &pinoe, Ser
aanoelig og materielt er nnpilIer"
Il Menigbeoen, boorfor fan en- Idd=
loan fua life repreientere benne
Menigbeo pad Ndrsmeoet9 Ut pilz
le binbre bette, Blot fproi oeos
fommenoe er en- 8binoe, pilos
mine 3jne bore bddoe uretfaroigt
rg IotterIist. Seq biloe oerfor si
beler babe nogst inoo, at bort
Samfiinos 2ope paa oette punft
rrNreAe5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

III ArOnitaot | 9etrustning af
Ulariasrnes truenOe 6oloning Ser.
gersininserne ira Den inolige
Del al aiget pOlosr !Reseringen
8efDnlringer. 5ranstdntdiien cr
|pt unoer faa goOt fom arigsloo.
orreIponoenten til 2si. preis |
barton finoer, at gfepOlutionis
lsrn< Der fOrbsrsoer fig itertt paa
<65net Opituno og iaa prOtlamsrs
tpubliffen abartoff til Gfteraaret.
gu5uptu, oet paientlisIte Smel~
tntrum I Snoruslono, bar 40,s
o Qtrkjoere ifafet fig 8daben
organiieret iig fom en- oeiciplis
fet RiFel : 2egion unoer tiolis
Officerer / 6eren. De russ
Eroppsr er beroilsfe | pdas
menos 5ilfoloe, od De naften
h llnotagelfe fraterniIerer (hpl'
groocrfab) meb Striterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
mpiflbs WOtits.

wGtad ppian 9tmericdn" 2i-
MES D4 ib v0elIig OIap" er cfs
eoast Ebriitiuniano meo 654
9sdsIaaj ps Oentes til gsep
yort fsuIt 1906. = pusias
gersr foT e6icngo Og 9siten tan
oa Oentss II 2 a 3 Gage ienere.
0aInplfbet ollniteo Giates" ans
{pm til @tiitianIano ben 20. SuIi
1906. Qfh pso. Oct pil affsjls
lasn Sen II. Q(us. o. Osntss til
Dori sen 20. pug.
DorbisptIieit
u. q. obnfon & 60.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
fill Og 6er 6(an0t can0smda0

u Z | Y V. " u =
zen, en- pad 8eIttDiten beltenot og
, afbplOt Oaniter, en- opgtig 9bgs
, meter, er fornplig iflg. ogien" az
gaaet peo Ogoen / 40 9ldrs 2lloe@
rem. efter at ban bdpoe gennems
oaaet en- Operation for en- WlaDes
ipulIt. 6an bapOe fun O9ret ien@
geliggenoe en- llge, men liot frpgs
telige Smerter.
Qln0erIen par en- af San 5rans
ciscos melt fremrugenOe 9pgmsitre.
Wiunge uf De itOre Pragtbn9s
ninger. Ser poelag0es al 9ranosn,
bar opTprte al BAN; bans iiOiie
itore Bert par Oen enonu life
fulofprte 16 Gtagers G6ronicles
9bgning, Ser tOo Jig ida itolt
UNDER SoroIfelo og grano, og oen
utminoelige Mlening bar, at 2(noers
len par be0 at inotreoe / en- glims
ren0e aarritre, od 0eoen Iaa brat
tdlote BAN bort. 9fnoerIen bdboe
b9ret / San 5runcisco benbe0 en-
Snes 2(ar og bar Oroets fuIbeIte
8et1oning en- pIelf mdoe man..
= sra Wa onpille s a /,
lfribes til ,8ien": 8or YD er nu
goot paa 9ej til at tonme oper
6elgerne at SOroifelOet, Der anresz
ttoe en- Del StaOe ber omfring. S
0en 0anite aoloni er alt freOellgt
og 9armoniit, iom Oct fig bgr o9
bgr. De to lofale oanlte 5orenins
ger omgdas 6inanOen brooerlig
2luno og bol0t / Spnoags en- me-
get peapttet picnic 5bompIOns
ejrope. Den un9e epge G9rooers
iamfunoet") gaar raft fremdo; peo
fofe Ulpoe moOtoges life fGrre
emo fem 2tnip9nin9er ON OptagelIs.
4rofesfor 92or0ens
,toft og paitor @regerTen bolot
Spnoag ben Is. Suli 5oreorag /
Gaiton BART, Gaiton, Sal, for
paItor SesIens Ulenigbeo. Gn itor
Joriamling bsrte meo Snteresie
paa oe TO 6oreoru9sboloere. = Gm
Wtdnoagen 6aOOe Gpmndititfore=
ningen preientation, pg De unge
MenneIfer = iarlig Oe unge Oamer
= bar 9jort iud tore 5remitriot,
at De operrditeoe ale 0e tiliteoez
b9renoe. Wlr. Herslep, ser er
@pmnaitiflarer, bar 9Gre at 5or@
eningen. Gfter OpOisnin9en talte
Profesior Roroentoft, paitpr Gre
gerlen og Or. 6. 3. &jarbpe.
Ogiaa en- Maaoe for en- tbeol.
ProfesiOr og en- preit at misiio=
mere pda.
= Mtanodg ii0ite llge begpnote
q a It. u. 9anien / W2inneapOs
lis, meo 6jalp al bans 0atter
2(nna, 5erieifOle / Smmanuelsfirz
ten ser. Der 6ol0es Sfole om
6ormioodeen ira al. 8-12, og
Der unoeroiies / Ratetismuss5prs
tldring, 8i6eIbiitorie, airfss pg
paleItinebiitorie. Stolen er fra
9egpnoeIien af bel beIegt
paIt. Chr. g. p0erien
peo Ct. peoers airfe, Minneapo=
lis, bill begDnos oanif Stole Der
Oen l. g(uguit.
Oanit Sommerfe t
inobboes Der til Minneapolis,
Mtinn., Sen0ag Sen 5. 9lug. Q(le
DANTE | 9pillingbperne inobpoes.
Der fenoes ipeciel Snobpoelie III
runife SSoreninger Minneupolis,
let. paul, 6optins og ct. 2ouis
parf. prugrummet inoehoIoer Ia
Ter al pait. SIR. g. peoerfen,
qait. u. g. 5p9fen, ct. paul.
cg Reoafter Serenien (nltgebfdoet"l. J.
Operifuooet ifal gad til ct. pes
oers Menisbeos Heparationsfono.
Summe Ssnoag (5. 9(ug.)
boloer Smmanuels Sirfens ling
oomsforenins iammen meo Sens
eagsifolen oanif Set peo 1ontd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
tskrrru",

J bet eneite oanite glab slmerita,
Der uo9aar to @an9e ON llgtn,
uo9ioes at vDaniib 2utb. Subj.
0onle", Blair, 0ebr.
9rgpe=ganmre ienbes irit paa
Jorlan9enoe.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
STANDARD OIL AND "AP-
 PEARANCES."

The new policy of the Stand ard Oil Company simply means that this big, greedy, oppressive trust has been forced to abandon its attitude of indifference to pulp lie sentiment and to undertake to make ''good appearance The folly of this expedient lies in the fact that it is too late for Stand ard Oil to fool the people, no matter how competent its press agent may be or how big salary he is paid. Standard Oil stands indicted by common knowledge, by published articles from the pens of the most careful writers, by the press of the country gem orally, by the state of Kansas, by the state of Missouri, by the Interstate Commerce commission, and latest of all by Commissionr Garfield, whose report has been submitted to Congress by the President, accompanied by force ful comment and significant recommendations.
 StanGard Oil cannot fool the people by doing the ostrich trick. The plain facts about capitaliza- ton are we'll understood by the masses. The watering of stock and the multiplying of shares, which arc mere devices to change the figures in stock quotations, have their uses in cases of un- known corporations, but they cannot change the public status of trust whose organization, methods and profits are so we'll understood as are those of Stand ard Oil. The people in general and the state and national gov ernments arc not proceeding against Standard Oil on appear ances" alone. They are acting on facts. Kansas City Times.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
TO DRAIN SWAMP LAND.
Plans for a Great Canal Through
 Northeastern Arkansas.

Little Rock, May S.-If reports, eminating from sources which should be reliable, are true, cer- tain counties in the northeastern corner of Arkansas, aided by the Frisco railroad, are preparing to undertake one of the greatest improvements ever seen in the United States. These reports are to the effect that the counties of Fulton, Sharp, Lawrence, Craig head, Poinsett and Crittenden, laying alongside the Birming- ham-Kansas City line of the Frisco, will dig or build a canal from the Missouri state line near Mammoth Springs, to the Mis- sissippi river near Memphis. This section of the country con tains thousands of acres of swamp land, which, by judicious drain age, would rival the Nile in productiveness, and 1t is said to be the intention of the Frisco to aid in the work of constructing this canal, which will carry all the surplus water, and leave the country in such a condition as can be cultivated. In tbe lower counties, especially Poinsett and Crittenden, there are numerous lakes and bayous which will greatly facilitate the work of cutting canal through them.
 The report comes from Frisco headquarters and there is reason to believe that B. K. Yoakum has this m mind in his plan of reach- ing the Atlantic coast by way of the Birmingham-Kausas Citv line. + IS we'll known fact that MT. Yoakum has been over that section and has gathered a mass or data covering the present con. dltions, and the announcement that this canal will be built ., once would carse no surprise to those who know the head of ike Moore system of roads best.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
COTTON SPECULATION.

Hostility to cotton speculation and cotton spectators continu- ally cropped out at the meeting of manufacturers and growers held at Washington.
 Harvie Jordan, president of the Southern Cotton Association, de clared that paper contracts and chalk markets" must not be the future guide to prices. Specu' ting in cotton futures, he thought, was the greatest evil oi modern times.
 Mir. Jordan was speaking with special reference to the effect of speculation upon the price of the actual cotton that the grower sells. But there is another side to the matter--the millions of money that southern people lose
  every year by themselves buck ing this speculation tiger.
 If all these millions which come not only from the cities, but from the small towns and even from the farms, were put in one pile, or if the total figure could even be arrived at, tie South would be appalled, at the vast sum of money that she, in her eagerness to get rich quick, contributes every year to the slick fellows in Wall street.-Ar- kansas Gazette.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
 THE EVILS OF TRUSTS,

The evils of trusts are oppres- sion and extortion on the one hand and the undue concentra- tion of wealth on the other. Al the bottom of every menacing trust there is gross favoritism. A trust that does not exact or re- ,eive unfair advantages over its competitors-if 1t has competitors lis not bad or dangerous. Some trusts secure their advantages wholly by means of the tariff, which eliminates foreign compe- titiou. Others have this ad- vantage, together with freight rebates. Still others rely on re- bates alone. The defenders of the tariff have pointed to Stan dard Oil as proof that trusts are not necessarily children of the tariff, since the Standard secures comparatively little benefit from the tariff in the oil business pure and simple. But the Garfield re
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
THE NEW WAR ON TRUSTS

The indictment of the American Sugar Refining Company and the New York Central Railway by the Federal grand jury at New York comes promptly on the heels of the Presidents attack on the Standard Oil Company. It is all part of the new war which is to be waged against the combines. The order for an advance on the trusts all along the line could easily be dis cerned in the Presidents attacks on these combinations. The President says that "the investigation now going on as to the shipments of the Sugar trust over the trunk lines running out of New York City tends to show that the Sugar trust rarely, if ever, pays the lawful rate for transportation" The Federal grand jury is making quick work in it's dealings with these big corporations. Six of the indictments just entered in New York against the Sugar trust and the New York Central are for giving and receiving rebates Globe Democrat.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
WILL FIGHT IT OUT.
Attorney General Coleman Win Continue His Efforts to Keep Mayor Rose
 Out of Office.

Topeka, Kan. May 11-.Attorney General Coleman will go after Mayor w. w. Rose Of Kansas City, Kansas This much has been decided. He will probably try to have Mir Rose placed In jail for contempt of court Thr"sday morning Attorney General Coleaan said:
 The result of the election in Kan. sas City, Kan, seems to have been q square issue between the state and the city. am in favor of fighting this thing out right now We might IS we'll settle it once for all and know what to expect. There will be no com promise
 Mir Coleman refused to state his exact plan of procedure, or when he would begin
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17

port shows that this trust has en ioyed such tremendous rebate ad- vantages, not only through direct grants and exactions, but also through its connection with trusts
 that are protected by the tariff, that on the whole 1t is the most favored business organization in the world. It matters not what the special privilege may be, rebates or tariff, it should be cut off as unjust, oppressive and menacingly vicious
 The foregoing from the Kansas City Star is quite to the point along the line of showing how trusts are favored by rebates and the tariff but 1t neglects one other very important matter which should also be 'cut off as unjust, oppressive and menacingly vicious" which the big city pa. pers rarely, if ever, refer to.
 There cannot be any question but that the practice of loaning several hundred millions of dollars of the peoples money to certain designated, favorite national banks free of interest is one of the most potent means of forming and fostering trusts now in vogue and as far as the interests of the people are concerned is equally as vicious as the rebates or the tariff.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17
Goy. Hoch will .stand ral. !,

Topeka, Kan, May 11.-Gov. Hoch will stand pat on his record in the M K. X T. Railway land case. He said Thursday: There is no act of my administration which can so well withstand the closest scrutiny of the public as what did with relation 70 lhis Katy land case. All this talk and criticism is due to politics 1 am con hdent l did the right thing in the mat Ter"
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-17

but that it could be shown that much of this money belonging to the people and loaned year after year free of interest to certain Ma tional banks, has been used to corner markets, capitalize trusts and plum der the people without limit.
 We believe that the tariff and railway rebates are vicious and should be abolished, but insist that the furnishing the peoples money to certain corporations free of cost is equally vicious and unjust and shows gross favoritism.