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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
ELECT DELEGATES. "
.Pittsylvania ublicans 4 Choose
Chairman and Delegates. FL

8f58 Especial to The Illness lsp atch) BIZ
Il CHATHAM, VA July PittsylYania
county Republic cams In u1ass.--neeting e,
day elected Dr. s. A Reynolds. e.
tIives,GJ. w. ia cobs, J, II Is Pigg. Zachary
Adkins and M r.. senrones del egates8 TO
county, on the eighteenth OF July. y se5
DR.. IS, "A, Reynolds was re- elected conn-l
,ty3 chairman. and county committee OF
one member from each precinct was
chosen, 81 354 IL r3.3,3S Z 3s
The party was reorEanized, J. and the plan
now prevailing in the Sta ia was adopt ted
Delegates go ,mingtructed. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
GOlDENHwGDDING
0'||' |.
mi. and Mrs. Giles Nichols
Ce1ebratc8tt Fiftietl1$ Ai,i1i-S
versary 81 Marriag
With A FAMILY Z. REUNION E n | n.
Nearly All Their Children and
Grandchildren Around
iii 35s$ the Board.
"A FAMILY REUNION
Nearly All Their Children and

,sn,acla, y li ,,he n ,rtnea.Dlsp

X Il Especial TO The Times ispatch)
" SOUTH BOSTON, VA july ~. - Mr..
and MrH. Giles Y Nichols, OF this place,
celebrated u tho flftleth anniversary OF
their marriage ut their home on Main
Street last Tusday Almost the entire
family 81 children and grandchildren
were present to participate In celebrate
Ing the occasion, each one presenting q
piece Of gold or a present Of gold 3&as
a token OF their esteemed love and best,
wishes a sumptuous repast was served
In genuine old Virginia style, and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
SHOT POLICEMAN.
a Well-Dressed Stranger Has
Running Duel With Officer. iii

Especial to The Times p spa tch,) llG
BRISTOL. TENN July ri llroad
Policeman e, II. White INDUCED ~ "a
pistol duel on the railroad yards here
to-day with well-d reased strange VINO
meant to steal his way out ct the clty
dn freight car. The man declined !. g g
leave the car and fired a r'eyol yer At tho
officer, Ina running fisht on the .yaIas.
arm and had to abandon the fight y 10
stranger escaped III.
He Is Thought TO have been 9 DAD cF1nl-
,dnal who would risk no chance q Z, ar =
rest. @ H, s8iIs .h5 n & 57ii itss It'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
'l13sII
BOSTON TEAC HERS 1.
81 55 sf /, S.s+.s5sTO iHAVE@PENSIONS

q A Boston special says: Il BY formulating
two Important changes in the, rules. the
School Board has mi de lble the saw
Ing Of funds sufficient to establish a
teachers pension fund, granting TO those
who have taught for sevena8tye RS a
years leave OF bsence for travel and
study abroad with half pay, and to push
pupils through the primary grade earlier
than Is 4 possible now. ~ }4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Mutineer's Body for Dissection

(SpeclalF IN The Tlmes- DIsphtc
z RALEIGII, N, Gu July TT ne boa vi q
the negro mutineer Scot I, & w oS was yes,
terday hanged at Wilmington by United
States Marshal was Drought to Ralelgh
last night. Scott was a. man Of pc wer7
full physique. He was five feet ten IN
ches In height, and weighed about Two "
ment was almost marvellous. Several
doctors viewed the body. Scott was g
Baltimore mulatto and posseh aed some
education. His soping forehead the tat
toes on his arms and several ashess on
his body, evidently old wounds. showed
the criminal and desperate cllaracter 81
the murderer Of five men on 4 me ne 5il1-
fnted schooner. s.55 rs 1t " RI itsS NJ Z,
The body Will be sent to the medical
school at the State ~ niyerstt " q f2r3 disT
.secting purposes. 5N8 81 .,i5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Successful T Winners.

III All the prizes voted for. at lakewood
s,lccessful contestants, except the cigars
for the a bowlers, Two candidates tied
for this prize, and they have agreed to
arrange fors a game OF bowls TO settle
the question. 7 he 4 Wal ner OF me game
will n get theT cigars, SS 3gS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
This; from {, II Chicago.

A aniwho introduced an anti kissing
bill in the Virginia legislature las wins
ter has been deserted BY his wife. "a Watch
out for an avalan che OF anti kissing bills
in the Virginia gislature at the next
session.-Ch ica go Record Herald. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
HOSTETTER'S M
STOMACH BITTERS

without any delay. Our 50 years. record
OF cures Is the best guarantee OF its
merit: II cures Ind lseston, Dyspeps a,
,Sostlyeness, Rllousness, Heartburn,
yFlatulsney, cramps. pIarrhoea, Fsmals
Ills or Malaria, Fever and Aaue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Remember, Folks

That as soon as you notice the first
symptom OF a disordered Stomach, Liver
Kidney or Bowels you can save yourself
a lot OF unnecessary suffering by taking
a few doses Of the celebrated 5s4s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Mr. tones Accepts.

N M. 5Fon taine-E j Zones, recently appointed
fourth, assistant city engineer ahas,Wri
nosition rendered I'll him He will assume
the duties Of his ne w position July lot n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
.D|ailyC r !. cord
Hastings Court.

n Gases set for Monday: Commonwealth
monwealth against John Wa rner, felony.
b Niiscellaneous:s af; The jury, .J which has
had q four days $vacat ton, will be called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
NorfolkEEa eagles PLYING This Way

THE uniform Ra nix Of Eagles, OF Nor--l
folk, will give RI chmond 4 a. flying visit
to-day reaching here at II Q clock 1874 Z hey
AerieYand escorted to the Eagles. Home.
where Jun CHI VIII be served. sl I r. 3#
drive around tewn VII 4 2, The e
ward Petersburg 6, " here they will be the
guests for the balance sof the day OF the
Cockade Aerie. IA " 4 .gq Il; 35 4 3a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Stuart Bailed,

(speclal to The Times Dispatch. N M
55 BOYpTON, VA, July 7-Charles
Stuart. the negro In jail here for tAe
numbering al his sister, was bailed yes
terday In the sum OF $50. There is lit-
tie or no evidence against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Cut the Gordian Knot.

a prominent lawyer said to z lines.
gDispatch man yesterday: T he only VIZ
for This knot to BIO cut and get tw tI
cent rate at once would be for tho Stale
Corporation Commission 70 obey the
Legislature and issue q persmptory order
to q every, !, railway IN uhe State TO ssll.
ticket books at g tWo-cent per mi rate
sas provided IN the Churchnnan act. &
the Corporation Commission would do,
this. instead OF issuing summons that
merely raises o technical question. IA all
questions OF authority as between the
Legislature and the Corporate ion Com
mission would be eliminated and the
railroads would be forced d % sell ~,
two cent per mile ticket boz ks. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

Just because the good die young, II
does not follow that a good girl has
nothing 70 conceal. She may weigh $50,
PUCK. MI rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

.datton than at any previous dime ii, 5its
history. "A tters pnying of q Floating debt
and providing for dr,r,ny i1r1pr oveme nts
which have been unnde the rapport Shows
d balance IN The city treasury Of nearly nea
SO, 900. 4.gi8 s.li. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
.CITYsTA AK OBJECTIONS.
Receipts fof First = ! lf !. of Year
s:3 ssL arger Thar in i o5. IA

Lar ger Than in COS.
8 TheT collections Of citysst axes & for the
first @halfspfI this. year an1ou tied, to 81,
7s7.s2 more. thu for he.s corresponding
4 These are the figures for the two y years;
First half Of 1905 63o 5000
Gain tor q, 49, 81
amounted to over $2s7, 600 .55 Z, I.
4 All OF the city taxes for the year are
due now and the IS per cent. penalty i1 -
been paid prior to & uly &; S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
|.CHURCAM|A||N||8'B|:|l!|l!!..L|.
EsOBJ ] / !: |.
State Corpora lion COMMITS sl lt7'f ~
Citation8t Coast Litile; I GAIL ~ ~
Under Il! l[ isctisssiio,lt',.
b Per- MPToR'Y ORDER.
So say soi11e.1 Any p ,s1:lts
Case Goes to Supreme enc
Court. 5l5i8yt 5sii5
PEREMIP o. ORDER ''E:|'|

The lawyers are discussing IN the club ~ ,,
rooms and elsewh here the status Of the te,
act OF Legislature, known as the Chlirc
mar, Bill. requiring the railways doing
business in Virginia to sell b lnilea &c
books at d two-cent per mile rate, said
books to be good for I'VE hundred miles
chaser ana the members Of his family.
a The railways having totally ignored the
law and the Attorney General a. OF the
state having taken the matter before
the state Corporation Commission, 5,ontsn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

moving and doing business ii Incidence
OF an act Of Lee !slature.
q, To tho average reader this may appear
to be distinction without q difference,
but the lawyers say there is q vast adi1--
ference, for 1t 8is a foregone concl usion
that the answer Of the railway will 10
that the egislature had no right under
the Constit tuition to pass such an act. the
authority TO make such an order being
lodged BY the Constitution In the Cor
8poration Commisslo on.
TO Pass on Constitutionality.
This VII. OF course, force upon the State
Corp GRAFTON Commission the necessity OF.
pagsing upon the constitutionallt y OF an,
act OF Legislature. AZ w a 4 matter Of
course, Ut the commission decides the law
valid and orders the railroad 70 comply
with5Sit, the railroad Will take the case
right IN to- the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
~ thc commission decides the law to be
invalid, ss3 the Attorney. General ~
course. carry The ma tier III the Supreme
Court The Il Supreme cour t g Of al peals
will mot N Get until September II and even
though a case may get on the PRIV geds
docket. q It would Il be q Il month before y
could be reached. heard and decide q.
\ ri There fore. In any event s as the ca sc5
now stands II viii & bo long past p: tfi1 9
time be fonts TIE horny hande led some OF toll
can get one OF those five hundred MI u
family ticket books TO tax the WI ole
household out for a day OF fun and rec
Z g4F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
QUIET 8WEDD1NG.

Miss Minnie Daniel the Bride Of
Mr.. sThurston Richardson.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch) u Isl
u BEDFORD CITY, July 4 Hiss Minnie
L. Daniel, the lovely, popular and very
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23
CASE No. 1857
State of La, vs jeff Nolan.

Indicted for "stabb:ng with in
tent TO kill" Verdict, "assaul,
with dangerous weapon" Sen
tence, $50 and costs, or 2 months
in the parish jail"
Sentence rendered April 80, %
Time will expire June 90, 1906
Nolan must have been enjoy ing
his freedom on Wednesday, June
10th, 1906, for he is as sociated
with wilkins in the affidavit Of
John Williams.
When party il sentenced by
a District Judge the sentence
must stand, unless reversed by y
court Of appellate jurisdiction.
The trial judge himself has not
the power Of amending his own
sentences, once they are delivered
How much less has any subordi-
nate officer the legal right 81
changing any condition Of a An
tpnte!
In neither of the abovf cases
was an apleaIgtak n
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23
Letter 10 II. j. S,MrslenA

dear Sir: Now, may be, yOr
can't get the goods; if you car
your fortune is made.
Cotton cl0th-they call il mus
lin in some parts-at abont the
usual price per yard, but wider,
twice as wids as some, and better,
wears bett9, keeps white and
whole SUI brising tilSe in ali
sorts of weat.
You could sell that cloth fol
hundreds of miles; thtrc'd be no
limit.
A yard gds further; .one buys
less yards. Wears longer; one
buys less off Italways looks
right till w1ll worh-out No one
customer buys SO much of it, but
think Of tha anumler Of customers!
May be ypu cah't get it in cloth
but you ca8in paint: Devoe. De-
voc is as iffit kere WIDER; a gal
lon goes further; you buy less
gallons; yob pay for less gallons;
you pay fol raint,ng less gallons
AS if ono paid less for making
a garment of that wide cloth
and it keeps its fresh look and
sheds water fill you have forgot
ten how old tits.
1t isn't tribe in cloth. but it IS
in paint; IN less you pay, the
better It is; for the goodness of
paint 's reckOned by gallons; less
gallons, more goodness. Good
ness in paint Is strength. The
stronger a paint, the less gal.
Ions it takes for a job and the
longer it wears.
Yours truely
FW DEVOE & co
New York.
P.S. Ribbeck Mfg. Co, sells
our paint
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23
Is Ii An oil Field?

Some few weeks ago there wa
All under current of interest
slightly cOlored with excitement
7 caused by a report indicatln.
tnat oil has been located IN tn.
southern part of this parish on
Jacks Coulrc. Those who have
visited the scene found that in
one spot in the Coulee, when the
bottom is probed or disturbed
with an oar or pole a considerable
quantity of gas is released which
bubbles up with force leaving an
oily trace upon the surface Of
the water. This gas is thorough
Iy intlamablc.
When these reports were first
heard they were received with
indifference by many, it being
believed that the gas was due to
decayed vegetation, or marsh gas.
But upon closer and more care
full investigation 1t was found
that the locality yielding these
manifestations is located quite
a distance from any marshy land.
Quite number of other points
Of the COnlee bottom have been
sounded or prObed and-so far as
our information gOes-failed to
develope similar phenomena. This
fact, Of course, is note worthy,
and lends interest to the matter
\ study Of the topography of
that section reveals tOlerable
high ridge or knoll short dis
tance mp the COnlee from the
place where the gas il found.
This ridge is considerably higher
than the surrounding surface.
aud if alluvial. it is frequently
rOnt ended for this whole section,
the question presents itself in in
sistance-Why this hill? What
causes it! IL it possible that
subterranean forces. or gas pres
sure, have had any influence up.
On the snrfaceg
The day Of the oil fever is
ibout over. Many n promising
prospect has proven II splendid
opportunity for sinking wells
md fortunes tog, ther. Some of
.hese experiences are too recent
% allow the children Of men to
'ush in where angels would fear :
o tired. Rich OIL deposits may or y
nay not be beneath the surface :"
# Jacks COnIce the prHbabili- y
les are that it will remain undii- y
urbcd for a day and more ''
people. Some dar ~
ng investigator may yet reap
reat fortune from that locality "
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23

Baton Rouge has a system of
water works, owned by a private
concern. The tax payers Of the
Capitol City are determined on
municipal ownership. A propo
sition to buy the plant in the
name of the city has been made;
il rejected by the owners. the
city proposes to erect its own
plant and go into the wa'er sup
plying business in competition
with the privately owned concern.
Wonder if any one charges that
"p0litics" is dominating factors
IN the negotationsi
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23
YOUR SUMMER VACATION

can be pleasantly spent at Wan
kesha, Wapaca, Fifield, st Paul
Minneapolis, Ashland, Superior
Duluth, or at one of the Other
hundred resorts reached via Wis
cOnsin Central Railway. Write
for beautifully illustrated Sun
mer Book, which tells you how
when and where to 90, aud how
much it will cost. Free on appli
cation to JAS g. Pond, Genera
Passenger Agent, Wisconsin Cen
trail R'y, Milwaukee, Wis
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23
The Plaquemine Locks.

Failing to get a satisfactory g,
planatlon from the War Dcpar
ment for the delay IN the work o
the Plaqucmlnc Lock project, X,
Prescrtaiivc Krou~sari today IN
irodnred IN Congress resontio,
calling on the speaker of The lIous,
to appoint committee Of five Con
grcssmcn to investigate the stun.
ton a. Plnqucmlne and repor,
their findings To the House. Tn,
resO u,lon, which was referred To
the committee on Rules, reads as
follows:
"W hereas the construction of a
lock at Plagueminc, La, to connect
Bayou Plnquemine with the Mis-
ssIsslppi River a, that point, and
the improvement Of Bayou Pla-
qnemine, Grand River and Bayou
Pigeon, was authorized by act of
Congress IN 1888, and the first ap
preparation therefor made by Con
grcss in 1888.
"Whereas Congress has respond
ed to every recommendation Of
the United States Engineers Tor
funds TO prosecute this work, and
sufficient funds have always been
at hand for the purpose; and
"Whcteis, contracts have been
made, connected with this project
and after long delays cancelled
without reasons beng assigned
therefor an,. the time for the per
Torrance Of other contracts re
pcatedly cx'cnded, greatly delay
nX the completion Of this impor
an, project, winch affects a traffic
INVOLVING millions Of Il liars of
commerce annually;
"kesolved, That tie Speaker Of
he House Of Representative be,
md IL hereby directed to appoint,
rom the membership Of the House,
committee Of five, with full pow
r, and whose duty it shall be to
make full and complete invesu
alton Of all contracts co nccted
Nth 'he project of the construc
ion Of The lock- at Plaouemlnc,
nd tho improvement OF the water
;ay. connected with said projoct,
he canccllIng of contracts connect
i thcrewith. aud the numerous
xtenslons granted contractors in
ne performance Of their contracts,
nd report their findings and con-
usions to the House. The said
to have full power to
md for persons and papers, to
'mmon and compel the attendance
witnesses, to administer oa,hs, to I
Ike testimony and reduce the
mo m ~, ,iiIuV IN ptn,.l,v kuck | 4
e-itlc and stenographic help as
ny be necessary ID the locality \
r hes, pnrpo e., all expenses e 4
; paid out of the contingent fund !
Tho ,na. ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23

Last week the rerriberry Com
pulsoIy Education Bill was ad-
versely reported by the House
Committee on Education.
On Thursday of last week the
House went on record in favor
of reducing parocbial and muni-
cipal .axas from 10 to 8 mills
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23
PARISH JAIL PRISONERS
10 Answer New Charges Be-
fore the Expiration Of the
Term Of First Sentence.
CASE No. 3163

On Apill -, 1906, the Gran
Jury OF the parish Of Iberia file
"iruc blll' in The case Of th
State of Louisiana Us Will
wilkins, the Indictment reading
"shootlng at" This ease cam
up from the City Court.
Before the District Court vii
k'ns pied not guilty, was tried
found guilty Of "assult with dan
gerous weapon and was sen:enc
cd.
The Court minute of this cast
IL as follows:
May 9Th, 1906
State of Louisiana VS.. Willie
Wilkins.
The motion in arrest of judg
ment was called, taken up, argued,
submitted, and overIulcd. Coun
sci for defence reserved bill
Of exceptions. The prisoner
beng in court, was eentcnced to
pay a fine Of $40 and costs, and in
default Of payment to imprison-
ment in the parish jail for a period
Of . months.
Thursday, June 2lst, 1906,
Willie wilkins was charged on
The affidavit Of .DnO Williams.
with assault with q dangerous
weapon. The act occurred in the
saloon Of DcBlanc and Landry.
is reported as a fugetive
and where abOuts unknown
1t will be remembered that
is the party who made
the assault upon police officer Bar
bier, whl'e the latter was in the
act Of the discharge Of his duty
It iS for This offence that he was
sentenced on May 9th, 1906, to
months in the Parish jail. His
,ei III of confinement will not cx
lire before July 9th, 1906 yet
~ is out under q new afli.laI it |
or new Offence--and IL q fupe
IV! Deputy Sheriff Frank Mes.
aver, the J4ilOr was seen and
lsked if wilkins had paid his
Inc, Lr any part Of it. lie replied,
mo- Then, In answer to otlc,
|uestlOns, nc stated
"Willie wilkins is out"
elias been out 2 o. days"
"Ile served his time
"lIe worked sone-w hich re-
uces his time 2 days for every
ay he worked "
The Chief Of Police, Felix Mes
aver, was next seen. He stated
hat "WIllie wilkins is wanted
nder charge cf assault, commit
,d upon John Williams, on We'd
esday. wilkins is a fugetive.
IL is generally regarded as a bad
egro and a desperate chal acter."
"He was first seen upon the +,
u Gets only 3 or 4 days after he |
as last sentenced to the Parish
all for 2 months" i
wilkins has been out without ,
pparent restriction to his free
ON, being reported in the dives
est Of the depot after night fall, Il
nd at all hours TIL run off from
hat ncighborhOod, about 10 days F,
pO.v
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23

On the 14th the House Commit
tee on Appropriations practically
completed the Appropriation Bill
The measure carries *2,S5O,O00.
Tulane University is given $685.
900.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-23

The manager Of the waterworks
plant has carrisd the "glad It'd
ings" abroad. "POli:ics" is made
responsible for the New lberian
darkness-he might have kept
that dark.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-27

WANTED-Boarder Southern
House. Miss Kate Perkins, Propri-
etress. corner Princeton Avenue
and Mercer Street. has refurnish-
ed three rooms and wants occu-
pants who also desire table board.
For further information call or
Phone No. 1O44 4S-6t
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-27
1T WILL SURELY CONE.

The president no doubt astonished
millions when he made this state
ment. As matter of personal con
viction and without pretending to
discuss the details or formulate the
system, feel that we shall ultimate
ly have TO consider the adoption OF
some such scheme as that-a progress
sive tax on all fortunes. beyond n
certain amount. either given i'm life
or devised or bequeathed upon death
10 any individual tax so framed
as to put IL ont OF the power of the
owner of one OF these enormus for
tunes tn hand over more than a GER
tain amount TO any individual: the
tax. OF course. TO be imposed by the
national and not the state govern
ment Such taxation should of
course. be aimed merely at the inner
itance OF transmission i'm their en-
urety OF those fortunes swollen be-
yond All healthy limits
The president is rar-seeing man.
Some such scheme as that viii surely
come As respects requests. IL is i'm
existence I'm Great Britain at this
time. II prevails in several of the
states i'm this country. Whether or
not the president is discreet i'm Civ
ing Il as his personal opinion AT the
present time is question. but for
every one that condemns and attacks
IL there will be many that will ap-
prove 10. The most wonderful things
about this statement is that the tax
is TO be imposed by the national and
not the state government This we
think is the broadcast stride toward
excessive federal powers that we have
seen. He expressed his well-known
views OF national supervision over
corporations engaged in Interstate
business and believes it TO he essen
ual To secure the power 10 deal with
far-reaching evils OF ovcrcapitaliza-
ton His comment on the eigth
commandment brings out its mean
ing clear and fun, Thou shalt not
steal. II does not read. Thou shalt
not read. Thou shalt not steal from
the poor man. IL reads. simply and
plainly. Thou shalt not steal" I'm
closing he speaks of THE wild agi-
tators against the entire existing or
der, The men who act crookedlv.
whether because of sinister design
or from mere puZzleheadedness" At
the same time he maintains that no
honesty Will make public IN. II use
iul If that man is timid or foolish. IL
he is hot-headed zealot or an i'm
practicable visionary" and ended
with the axiom that the foundation
stone of national life is. and ever
must be, the high individual char
acter OF the average citizen II is
indeed a notable address. The com
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-27

WANTED-To let the people know
your wants by making them known
through the want columns OF
this journal.