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This is an illustration Of much hasty
criticism Of President R~oosEvELI's utter
ancss. An esteemed correspondent writes
as follows:
The speech delivered by Mr.. ROOSEVELT at
Culebra, reported in TIRE Sun to-day, Is some
what remarkable for one holding the once of Presl
dent Of this republic He hoped that in the future
II viii only be necessary for each workman eng aged
In building tbs Panama Canal to say that. he was
connected wh the canal to have a patent OF
nobility conferred on him Since when did real
Americans think that a patent OF nobility was a
badge OF honor
The President manifestly used the term
patent Of nobility" in the figurative sense.
There is nothing in his use of that term in
that sense which seems to us inconsistent
with the most incorporating devotion to
republican principles.
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-Four Pertinent Questions.

To THE EDITOR OF The SrN-Sir. A. n
plain American citizen inc a lifelong Repub-
lican. l should like to PROFOUND to our New
York Senators, Platt and Depew, through
the medium Of your paper. just four simple
questions:
Why don't you resign?
Why DON'T you resign?
Why don't You resign?
Why dont you REsIoN:
/ am only one Of many millions who ar.
VERY TIRED.
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Making Use Of Smoke.

From ma BLACK HMs Mining Rsri,r.
IN Brussels. MAlnes and other Belgian towns
a novsf method Of not only getting rid OF smoke
hut turning II TO good account has recently been
employed. The smoke Is driven by a ventIiatlng
fan into inter nlled with porous material. over which
a continuous stream Of petroleum. benzne. aIco.
boI or some liquid bydrocarbon lows. The re-.
suit n that The smoke Ii entirely suppressed, while
the hitter yields a e. Of great heating power. which
ran be used for domestic purposes and for driving
engines. The nlterlng material itseif also become,
q good cOmbustiblr during the process.
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Time 10 Try the BowEate Theory.

To THK EDITOR or The SUN-sr: Your article
on the HOwgate theory encourages a hone that
sooner or later the captains idea may receive a rec
OxnItlOn benttlng lis apparent practlcabuity. IL
jealousy Of Peary shall bring the HOwgate suRse,.
ton again into prominence. 10 viii not be any wor,,
than the jealousy Of Howgate that sent Il into oh
lIviOn. Whether HOwEAte thought the North Pole
worth or not worth discovering. he has admittedly
shown a way. perhaps the only way. doubtless the
one untTted way. 10 get there. W. BANTA.
BRoOKLYH. November 10.
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oacs . Governor. Now Ju.tIo. OF p.,e.

HeHo o0TTsspopdsnes SacTaneni0 Hee.
Frank Bell. who was elected Justice Of IN. p....
In Reno township Tuesday. was one time Goysrnor
OF Nevada. having succeeded Christopher stephen.
son, completing hls term Of once In 1900.
Governor Bell. ss he n known. was AZ on. Tim.
. man OF consideTable wealth. but he Lost much
Of II in unfortunate Investments. and . go 80
requested tbs County Commissioner 70 .poolnt
him TO tho once OF Township Justice. made vacant
by the death Of tho incumbent. Nc wa. aupo,nt.d
ey inc county commissioner and went before ths
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Cause for Apprehsn.lon

From the MGHchesfer Guardian
In the course Of q recent family conycr,afn o
the presence Of the children the subject NJ gru.Ul
rents had arisen. One OF the little girl, lrHs
diately began TO AJAX questions and Der ~ ~r
plantations.
And. " said he. in N0 yrar, from nov THE .
and garden will all belong 10 Lord
oh. father" cried the child. %AnGlou-. ,
shall We have 10 move"
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n our friends UhO favor as vhh manuscripts for
publication IRISH to hare rejected articles returned they
'rust In all cases send stamps for mat purpose.
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subscription by Van. Postpaid.

Published by The Sun Printing aud Publishing
Association at 100 Nassau street. In the Borough Of
Manhattan. New York.
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stOkInE,

How easy shoVellinE would be.
How harmless syeTy storm.
n coal were only white and cool
And snow were nice ana warm
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Knicker-The rhiid "a father to the uHn
Bocker--Not much. the baby who rnir =
nsiEhborhood at night becomes The man ho orc
mis- SHOES OF On - not TO wake his VITA.
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II Is lnconceivable that our sales 10 Switzerland
were really as trlning as here recorded, she prob.
ability Is that considerable OF our products and
manufactures reached her via England.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23
From the Ketchikan Mining Journal.

From the Ketchikan Mining Journal.
 The Mining Journal has no comment to offer as regards the organization ssof labor for its own protection and for the benefieent uses that might accrue to them through such organization or union, but when any set of men, through their executive committee, take it upon themselves to dictate the policy of the government of the district by making an arbitrary demand that only such a man as they shall designate and select shall be its representative, it does seem that they are asking too much and that no good can follow.
 We further recognize that the mining industry of Alaska is one of the most important, and the people engaged therein have a right to respectfully ask, through the proper medium that they be represented; but from the reading of the call, they not only ask for repre- sentation but make an arbitrary demand as to who shall be selected as delegate to congress, and that he must have the qualifications suitable to them (minersl to the utter exclusion of the balance If the citizenship ot our great district.
 We have no hesitaney in saying that such a call -o issued is not only harmful to immediate legislation which we all know to hc necessary for the benefit oi
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23
TWO VIEWS.
From the Nome Nugget.

Did you read the article headed "Ap- peal to Miners in Thursdays Nugget? And, if so, how did it appeal to you? Do you understand its significance? Does it not plainly state that the miners are determined to take hand in shaping such legislation as may hereafter be en- acted by the congress?
 The article referred to is from the Panama Miners Association, whose headquarters is Fairbanks. And before proceeding further let us examine the Panama Associations definition of the word "miner." That association says that the miners of the Panama "define the word miner to mean and include those who are actively engaged in the mining and developing of the mineral resources of Alaska Those who mere ly speculate in mining as an incident are not included, and it is stated that the meaning of the word includes only those "who give their time, energy and means under their personal supervision to the development of Alaskas mineral resources-in short, those whose princi- pal occupation is either prospecting, working in mines, or personally oper- ating or experimenting their own prop critics" This, therefore, includes the greater number of the male population And it is this class of men who are de- termined that Alaska shall not be hand- ed over ta the politicians when it comes to choosing q delegate to represent the district at the national capital. Mining being the principal industry of the dis trict the position taken by the Panama Miners Association is absolutely tena- ble. For our part we would much prefer to see Alaska represented in the con gress of the United States by an intelli- gent, honest miner than by man of any other calling. We take this position because what we of Alaska want is rc. suits. We do not care what mans political affiliations or prelilections may be 30 bong as he shall ably represent the entire territory with fidelity to his trust. We want to see man elected who will work in,elligently tor the bettermcnt oi the conditions. and one to whom mere
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

A meeting of the Rampant Board of Trade has been called for next Saturday night.
 There are several important matters that need consideration; but the one of greatest moment, perhaps, is the status of the board itself It should either be improved or disbanded.
 It was organized year ago, and its members worked faithfully for the good of the camp. They spent considerable of their time and money in efforts from which they expected no further benefits than improvement in public conditions.
 When the body was organized and its purposes made known and an appeal sent out for membership and support, what happened? Why, an indignation meeting was urged! For several days the knockers beat the bush and howled their disapproval. Every man in the camp knew that he must either oppose the organization or expose himself to the vilest islanders that could be in vented by creature that made a speciality of dragging skeletons from family closets and trafIicking in real and trumped-up scandal.
 The boards membership did not in crease. It accomplished considerable, however, in getting the Alaska road commission to acknowledge the just ness of the contention that Rampant should receive consideration at their hands, and in inaugurating a movement for better mail service and for other things for the camps benefit.
 The time has now come when the few men who have spent their time and money and received islander and abuse for their pains would be fools to continue the work under the conditions that have prevailed heretofore. In justice to themselves they should demand the co- operation of the people to be benefited, or disbaud.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23

our district, but is vicious and far reaching in it's results. There is no question that such memorial will. if 1t has not already, have direct bearing upon the pas~age of the delegate bill now before congress.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23

Ex GOVERNOR SwISEFoRD, in Seattle, talked amazingly like the great and only "Saniord' recently discovered by the sheet that -poils So little white paper.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23
Notice of Administrators
 Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the ~ rema ming personal property of Herbert Haven, deceased, will he sold ut public auc- tion at the Yellow Front building, in the town of Rampant, Rampant precinct, Alaska, on Thursday, the .7th day of June i9o6 at o'clock D. m.
 Dated Rampant, May IS, 1906.
 c. P. RAINING. GEO. A. SALISBURY, Administrator. Attorney for Administrator.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23
Notice to Creditors of the Estate
 of John E. Huhn.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed, J. H. Hudgin, has been appointed Administrator of the estate of John E. Huhn, and all creditors of said estate are hereby notified to present their claims with the proper vouchers attached to me within six months from the date of this notice
 Said claims to be presented at my resi- dence, in Rampant, Rampant Precinct, Third Division of the Territory of Alaska.
 Dated this 11th day of April, 1906.
 J. H. HUDGIN, Administrator of the estate of John E. Huhn.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23

SUBsCRIPTIoN.-On year, S7.5O; six months, S4.OO; one month, 75 cents.
 ADvERTIsING.-T Transient advertisements, S1 per inch for first insertion and 30 cents for each subsequent insertion. Contract adyer- tisements, to run more than three months, per month: One inch, S250; two inches $4; four inches. ST; six inches, SS50; professional cards eight lines space, g. Religious and funeral notices free. Twelve solid lines of small type make an inch. Advertisements changed without charge.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-23
NEW RESTAURANT

Just opened in the Miss Parke Building.
 Front Street. Shor, Orders. Regular Meals. Home Cooking
 Service at All Hours. MRS. BURNS. SwEETIE BRCKwITH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
Holiday Rates

Tie n 4 q 4. announces rate
q fare and third during the holl.
days from Vinita 10 al points in Ia.
dian Territory, Oklahoma. Kansas.
Iowa, Louisiana Minnesota, Mlsson-
r. and tha northern peninsula Of
Michigan Ia North DAKOTA east o.
Tie menftn where the Missouri
crosses tht oathern boundary. points
east of the heFenne ia wyoming, all
points N South Dakota Texas aud
Wisconsin Dates of sale. necember
- 90 8. 30. 81 and January l. Final
return limit January l
The Katy VIII also have 50 day
rate 81 fare and a third dates of sale
December % % and g final limit 30
aayt from date az sale to.aI points
east q Colorado common points points
in Illinois east ~ Chicago AMI Sd.
Lous Tine a points H loW8 aud
points n other sfsfes which vlll be
made kuoau ou app elflou 10 II A.
FauHng agent y r. & r. 30
st0pogVr D. allowed 0n These
tickets
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Democracy IA ta,e oreanl2stion u the
conYenli0n. bot has nos been com.
PEELED 70 how q the victorious lead.
eFw ffom tie Indian Territory SIDE
The apology made 70 HASKELL i sid
70 have l,esn most ablect ia lts ellAl-
acfss
A number ~ the delegates from the
southern pert 81 indian Territory,
headed by Clinton fiFalam, Of Mari.
alta. have started "a organized lnsur
ructlun against tlls ulAn of tlle con.
vention organization to make small
counties III the northern part of tie
Indian Territory
TiaHg are grcaleiy N fear that the
northern counties viii he Republican
anyway. and vol,a pcrfeF 70 have s.
feW u them as possible 10 that ssc
tion.
T'he THEORY upon which many of tie
leaders are going Is that because some
of these districts went Democratic
IN TIE late election they viii alpafs
~ Democratic. but TIE men WHO are
not - completely drunk with vie.
tory realize that such is not nens.
sariig the case and tlat the utmost
care must ln taken II the Democrats
ara Il preserve tire advantages which
they hold AZ tie present time
After making the declaration The
other dag that this pfe@ may ~
bought, President Murray stated 60
the newspaper representatives u the
press IN tie Convention that be did
not refer G. them, hgt q tie little
country wscklies.
whsn G \ Hasseil made hls mo-
flon 70 limit detate on the question
of tic conventions jurisdiction @
hear contests k0rucgaY of NlnitA
who lad tie foof suggested that -
the convention had taken % two
weeks discussing matters which lad
Appeared Ia the newspaper IL
migi, not b. oui q place 20 give t~o
0r three hours 20 a question of aseseal
importance IS the one hefofe 'he can
sentlon
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THE FRISCO
CHANGES TIME

An Important change of time viii
he InaaKamted 0H the frisco either
tits SUNDAY 81 The Que following The
uaW time tables have uot yet been re-
celyed ~ Agent W u Deck 81 lt
cannot ~ stated certainly shat the
changes viii he il Is known. how.
ever. that under the new arrange
ment there win he two night trains
thru Xiulta 10 Oklahoma City and
tHo 20 Texas points.
Heretofore the Motton from kan.
sas Clty aud 81 Louis have beeu con.
salldated at sapuipa, one train being
run from there t. Oklahoma City aud
another 70 Texas Under the nee ar
nngement. however the tNo trains
wlll he run about two hoan apart.
ADD will not IL consolidated AZ sapul
"a. hence doing away with Tie delays
there. or course the same arrange.
ment sill BE- made in the eastbound
trains Is IN the westbound
II Is said, too, aliaf tile eastb9nnd
fast mail, due ne1g noa az 80 .. no,
viii afrlve E later hour and vii
lave dlne connections and . sleeper
q Kaa& CITY
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HE ROBBED A
YOUNG WOMAN

Kansas Eity pec robhsf early
to4af knocked s lona ilelekeft
night operator for ths santa Fe a ne
soto kan. nse.ags Is q blow on
the head with a uagou.spoke and
then foblei tfe lap8t mone dAvef
81 saue sfaH change and scapei
Miss Hetckeft vas found uueonssi.
uus Ifine neaf The station. There
were three cli on hei head aud hef
arm eas broken IA three places Size
recovered con iousHes latef and said
that hef sssaiani va q white man
about 2j years old
TIE description Hts that 81 Leonard
n Conner 8 private lu Company I.
engineer corps eha escaped Yesterday
from the federal military prison Al
Fort Lcaeauxoftn Kan.
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CHASE DESPERATE
IN GREAT BEND, KAN.
Man Who Came All the Way From
Chicago to Do the Job Captured
After an Exciting Chase

Great Bend Kan. Dec s. After
daring attempi here "A this morn.
INK g rob y Bfinkmau Company 5
uans sing's-haudcd. 5 man wi.0 gave
hs name - 0eurge Lewis qf Kansas
Ci1Y@as surrounded and surrendered.
Bod Wcstfail. driver f0r TIE Wells
Fargo Express company Nas kiliea by
a shot fred by enc Of the punuen
Lewis walked into Tie bank 4 few
minutes after il opened this morning
aud pointed a ncrolgefat A. 3 Twli.
ler cashier a. the sana time order.
ing tbe teller e thraw Up bis hands
In az instant the clark dodged lnto
the vault and set q the burglar alarm
Lewis bred and immediately darted
up the alley
a crowd or men s1d boYs we're soon
close Dehind iim ln pursuit and see.
ing himself teing hemmed ia. TIA r5b.
heF daned ufstaln lato the Wells Far.
gQ building ta0 hiorasfrom the bank
on the second aoor Be locked himself
iu a room. and Zoe Two houu dsaed
arrest Several shals we're Cred lnla
the room in the effort ta dlslodge che
robisf one bui'ef struck and a.
staniig kited Driver Wcstfall. WHO
vas in tfae express a1ice an t8egfdund
auef
Finally aftefa fariee 0t an lear
WITH hsp4rsasn i.an Surrendered
and was tahen 81 TIE esHff Iaa THO
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To
HER MURDER

Dayton. Ohio. uee David Curtis.
) halfwittcd nUWsboy contest tllls
morning 10 the prosecuting attorney
thar ha killed bona Gilman on tie
evening a November p last
lie nald Ne followed Miss Gilman
home on tie street ear After she left
tie ear he assaulted her
yes / dld dlt, he All y0iahly !
am TIE murderer 81 nona Gilman
Tien Curtis told 81 following Mis-
Gilman and attacsing her
After making hs confession Curtis
wept bitterly ba5 declared that he
vas glad &c lad contest ana relieved
Ills mind
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HORSEBACK
SURVEY

Locating Engineer Titus n the A.
kansas s Oklahoma Northeastern
railroad uas 10 Yiulta this morning
M Titus s nol especially loauaclous
lie came n On horssback from Nova.
"a ard Caaey and Ell tAs afternoon
fof smtlnaN lis present trip is
% course. hastily made and merely
iof TIE pufpass of getting a
genera IDEA q ihe topography
o. The eountfg lie Uil
go thru 70 Fayetteville and viI. ulen
return, going from Spaelnae ou his
fotaru, thra Adalf ard CHELSEA To-
stead o. thru Ninta. 10 order Go OBJ
Serve tie advantages n auy possessed
by that route over tHo onc thru
VlultA
The directors back o. TIE A & o.
~ 3 afe a. ali be energelic
They stated uheu here that TIE home
hack survey Is Mf Titus vii be fof
loeed Immediately bf a preliminary
survey Already arrangements lave
been made tuf financing the road. and
uieg a. % sll certainly he bstt
Several 81 TIE tlucofs uaose from
Fayetteville have had experience il
s1t'noad bai.diug s. tIsey Nrfe eu
nesieI etH ne building o. tn,
Oafk S Cherokee Central thm 74r
le4uah e. MHskogee nos a part af fh,
I Frisco
I TIE KInta mtfmd raTU tt@ Il
j EeepnF inrIase toaci eith te mat
aud d1s=ut uUpasa o. Iet ltF.t aKay
from Esa.ia II it IS possible So sesap
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Guthrie. Dec. s~The Democratic
cancas whleh will meet this after.
noon. wlll probably taks ~ the Quss
tlou II tie agllt tetseeu tile Haskell.
Huffay.Wllliams marhiua and tie
Democratic pres of TIE Two teri.
tones. ied b. tie OklAhoman aud tie
Capltai of NcAlestef TIE lcAtsfs u
the party are beginning 20 realize
that Il the party goes into the else-
tlOu uith the press afraFed against
present leaders ; sad fate wil await
tiie hrst ticket
Haskell has gune - iaf - even t0
threaten q slthdFAs from tie Okla-
homAn correspondent tie right ofa
correspondent 70 enter tie hall This
il IS felt, even by many q ilaskslls
friends. IS earring matters somewhat
too far An effort slll therefore r.
made o. smooihs matters over Ia
a. east q form a truce
TIE prohibition question also lt f.
eGperted sill ~ dlsusf la caucus
this afternoon Il Is generally -
llexed that TIE Democrats viii favor
separate Submission. tho thev se
many out and oat pfohlhltlonls,s %
the party
4 numler Of new propositions NsFe
introduced la tie convention this
morning among them haing oise PRO.
hihltiue failfuad boauses.
A. had teen expected, the conten
tion voted against ", II. komesay
and The minority report of tie con.
test committee NJ kofneKay madf
an sxtsndsd and able Afgumeut in "A.
yor q his contention that tie conyen
ton has 20 puwef 10 lear contests
being without authority under tns
lAv. % order the opening uf tie bal
lot boxes and hence being required q
sal those delegates who have the ere
dentlals II the causA1slng beard, hul
the convention voted = so2a. against
Mf KornegaY aud the commltte,
was ofdefsd - hear the eontes'.
Inasmurh as even the eanya@iul
board, under tho Law. cannot open III
ballot boxes without an order q court
Il IS dlHcult 70 see hos tho coneen
tlon can DO much Mr kornegay ans
Nesn Langley ard Houston, wh'
voted with him, Nero excused from
further sefviee on thorammittee.
Tho finance committee has repoftel
that there sill be deficiency D
$4,000 a. The end Of tie secon,
eleetlou. Congress apptopflAtel
aio0,000 The frst election cost tla.0N
Tie convention will cost spa.e10. go,
0oa for ordinary expenses and tto.oo
foF printing TITS second election.
Il estimated. sill easf as1ooo Tn
mAkes : total 81 a2is 90 against Il,
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!, \. BUTLER
REAPpOINTED

Tie feappaniment o; ,. n butler
~ postmaster of Yinita. which vas
made yesterday Sas not ia the
nature of a surprise Mr. Butler lad
dome his work ~ well, aud had -
pleased citizens y al parties, that he
had % opposition for feappointmeut,
and even IL he had. hiA record ID the
Office Nas such that TIE president
would have neaprn.ufed hlm in any
event sInce NJ Roosevelt las an.
n0uuesd thar al psimasiss Nlll be
fsappolntoa unless their w0rk has
been unsatisfactory
And unsatisfactory Mr. hater's
9ofa has u5f been ile has perform.