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, 1906-09-08
PUPILS ARE
ADVANCED
LIST OF THOSE WHO GO FROM
BASEMENT TO SECOND FLOOR
ON MONDAY MORNING.
Superintendent Lee Prepares List Of
Names of Those Who Are Expect
School Running With Rooms Full
Contractors Still at Work.

Following is a list Of pupils who
attended the city schools last year and
were in the basement. They will be
advanced to the second floor, at the
opening of school next Monday morn
ing. 1t is hoped by the superintendent
and their teachers that every boy and
girl who finds his or her name in this
list will be present next Monday:
Advanced to Fifth Grade.
Emma Pregel, Evelyn Johnson, Min
ter Burris, Ruth Smith, Paul Jacobus.
Norma Sherlock, Lula Ralston, Charles
Madden, Irene Lindell, Sadie Holmes,
Hazel Combs, Bertha Larsen, Howard
Huber, George Halves and EIlinor
Halves.
Advanced to Fourth Grade.
Dora ~Creasman, Trot Rogers, Ray
McCue, Agnes Hahn, Robbie Wilson,
Adolph Walton, Basel Oakley, Willie
Vlner, Aleda Pullman, John Slump,
Willie Linn, Irene Walters, Jack Nc
Cullough, Karl Friday, Minnie Elder,
Joseph Scholl, John Kruppa, Josephine
Clark, Robert Wallace, Lorena Lynott,
Dorothy Foster, Ben Whisenand, Wal
ter Hartman, Arthur Johnson, Milford
Nelson, Enid Cook, Harvey Phillips,
Willie Lynch. Lille Case, Mabel Law
renee, Dorothy Appel, Russell Baldwin,
Rena Beaumier, Mary Collins, Eddie
Combs, Gordon Cordiner, Arthur Fos-
ter, Shirley Frazee, Sidney George,
Florence Giesler, Alice Hegewald, An
ME Hunziker, Margaret Highland, Her
man Johnson, Marguerite Kennedy,
Joseph Kruppa, Florence McCarty.
Lois Miller, Virginia Miller, Howard
Mitchell. Ray Mitchell, Halsey Richie,
Myrtle Roeseler, May Ralston, Mabel
Schneck, Florence Scholl, Reno Shir-
key, Helen Tyvold, Yulee Taylor, Alice
Kent and oliver Page.
Good Enrolment in West Side.
The West Side school started last
Monday with an excellent enrolment,
with all the rooms comfortably filed.
1t is believed there are now more chill.
in the city than ever before, and
the probability is that at least one
more room will have to be provided.
The contractors are not yet through
in the basement story at the East Side
schools, and the rooms in that section
not be opened Monday, although
second n third flo9rs will be
clean and nice for the appearance of
teachers Inc pupils.
, 1906-09-08
Iona After LaFoIlette.

Beloit, Kas., Sept. S.-Senator Long
made a campaign speech here this aft
ernoon, which repealed the attacks on
himself by Senator LaFollette. Sen
ator Long said that some of the prop
ositions favored by the latter were as
populistic as any Jerry Simpson ever
advocated. By plain intimation he &C
cused LaFollette of acting in bad taste,
without honor and unfairly, in attack
ing Long, and attributed the attack to
viciousness. Long said his ideal SEN
ator was Allison of Iowa.
, 1906-09-08
May Suppress Junta.

Washington, d. c., Sept. S.-The
Mexican iunta at st. Louis will be
wiped out if federal officers can find a
way to do so legally. The only law
that seems to apply fixes fine and i'm
prisonment for anyone in the United
States "who has OF foot or prepares
means for any military expedition to
be carried on from thence against any
government with which the United
States is at peace"
Thirty Mexicans Arrested.
The department of justice has been
advised by Marshal Daniels that thirty
Mexicans and other residents of Ari-
iona have been arrested on a charge
of organizing an Instruction.
, 1906-09-08
Gets Lead at Start,
WILL USE STONE FOR
STREET CROSSINGS.

The stone purchased by the city
from the Albany County National bank
will be used in building approaches
and crossings in the business section
OF the city. Approaches will be laid
on the four corners Of Second and
Grand avenue, approaches and cross
ings on the north and east sides of
Second and ~Thornburgh, approaches
and crossings on the west side of
Third and Thornburgh, and a crossing
from the sidewalk at the government
building on Third street. The stone
was removed from the bank corner by
Marshal Sigman this morning and
turned over TO the street and alley
committee.
, 1906-09-08
DIRECTORS
ARE ELECTED
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF LARAMIE PLAINS
LINE HELD THIS MORNING.
New Members of Board Are A. S. Howe
and e. S. Crowley of Boston and
Joseph B. Mckee of Laramie
Notes of Interest to Railroad Men
and Other Readers.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Laramie, Hahns Peak
and Pacific Railway company was held
today, at the general Offices of the COM
pany in the Interstate Townsite build
ing, with President Fred A. Miller in
the chair. The election for directors
resulted as follows: Fred A. Miller,
George M. Colby, l.. w. Thompson,
Otto Gramm, E. S. Crawley, A. S.
Howe and j. B. Mckee. The annual
meeting of the directors will probably
be held in Boston, the eastern head
quarters of the company The present
officers of the company follow:
President-Fred A. Miller of Lar
annie.
Vice President-George M. Colby of
Boston.
Secretary-E. S. Crawley of Boston.
Treasurer. w. Thompson Of Wo-
burn, Mass.
viii Reflect President.
1t is believed that Mr.. Miller will be
reelected president. Messrs. Mckee,
Crawley and Howe are the new mem
bers of the board.
The company has about fifteen miles
of track laid toward Centennial, and
that much of the road has been very
nicely ballasted and leveled up. 1t is
hoped to complete the line to Centen-
NAL, the grade having been already
completed that far toward Encamp-
ment.
, 1906-09-08

cific Express company on the Wyoming
division, who was here yesterday, re-
turned to Cheyenne last night. He
came over to assist the local agent,
Kake Lawson, in getting rid Of the
express matter taken from the wreck
ed car of the Los Angeles Limited
train at Red Buttes. The last package
was sent west yesterday afternoon.
, 1906-09-08
HARVARD'S CRIMSON
IS TRA|LED IN DEFEAT

wards crimson, though thousands of
Americans Witnessed the race.
Held Lead Until End.
The Cambridge university crew, rep
~resenting England, defeated the HaI-
ward university crew this afternoon by
two lengths. Time 1918. Cambridge
took the lead almost from the start
and held it until the end. The contest
was the first between oarsmen of the
two nations in thirty-seven years.
Names of the Oarsmen.
The Harvard crew consisted of Tap
pan, Fish, Morgan, Flint, Richardson,
Bacon, Newhail, FiIley and BIagden.
.ambridge's crew was made of Close
brooks, Benham, Goldsmith, Donald
son, Baynes, Powell, Johnston, Stuart
and Soft.
Thousands Were Present.
The sporting intincts of the British
public wal aroused as never before. A
dense cosmopolitan crowd lined up the
banks Of the Thames river as far as
the eye could reach.
, 1906-09-08

Secretary-E. S. Crawley of Boston.
Treasurer. w. Thompson Of Wo-
burn. Mass.
, 1906-09-08
MEETING OF HOO HOO.
concatenated Order of Black Cat in
Session at Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept. S.-The
first session of the annual convention
of the Order of Hoo Hoos began at 8
minutes after 9 today. Special trains
arrived from Texas and st. Louis with
delegates. r. d. Inman of Portland,
supreme snack, and j. H. Baird Of
Nashville, supreme ~scrivenator, are in
attendance. A banquet at which the
black cat will come to its honors will
be held tonight.
, 1906-09-08
WILL BRING
Millionaire British Publisher Coming
to United States.

Washington, d. c., Sept. S.-With a
view to determine how much Amer
ica's educational system helped in
making this country so commercially
great, Mosely, the millionaire London
publisher, will leave London the last
of the month with a large party Of city
educators, who will spend the fall and
winter in the United States inspecting
u schools. Mosely will pay all the
expenses of the party. He was chair
man of the British educational commit
tee and believes the United States
possesses advantages which the Brit
ishers should thoroughly understand.
, 1906-09-08
EXTRA GUARDS PLACED ABOUT
STENSLAND TO PREVENT
HIS TAKING OWN LIFE
OR DEPARTURE.
Fears to Face Angry Mob Upon Return
and breads Possible Long Term In
Prison-Agreement Reached in
DevIin Matter in Division of Land
Motion to Quash Information in
Rockefeller Case OverruIed.

Tangier, Morocco, Sept. S.-Extra
guards have been placed around Paul
o. Stensland, the defaulting bank pres
ident, owing to a report, not verified,
that he intended to take his own life
by poison. 1t is thought he intends
either to commit suicide or make his
escape, rather than face life in prison
or an angry mob.
, 1906-09-08
Trains Collide on Bridge.

Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. 8.-Two
slowly moving Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger trains collided head-on today
a bridge spanning Fish creek at a
height of thirty feet. Two firemen
were killed, but the engineers leaped,
Had the trains not stayed on the
a great catastrophe would have
been the result.
, 1906-09-08
Afternoon Session.

2:00-5ong and prayer service. Pas
tor of et~ertaining church.
2:20)rganization, appointment OF
COMMITTEES, etc.
2%:30-aound table conference, led
by Rev.W. c. Merritt.
3:15Address by Rev. Joel Harper
3:35-Discussion.
3:45Address by Rev. Merritt.
4:30-Roll call of Sunday schools,
registrdon, etc.
Evening Session.
7:30-Song and prayer service. Lo.
cal leaer.
7:45-Address, Christ Our Example
as a Dcher." Rev. Joel Harper.
S:05-Special music.
S:10-Address, Rev. Merritt.
S:5O-Short business meeting, an
n~ouncaents, etc. Adjournment.
, 1906-09-08
PHYSlANS

FOR STATE CERTIFICATES
Thetate board of medical examin-
ers, (Which DR.. S. B. Miller of this
city ia member and the secretary,
finish its September session at Chey-
enne isterday, when state certificates
were rdered issued to the following
practbners: Walter Adams, ]. B.
McPtson, F. E. Ward, L. D. Nc
Naugon, F. ]. Wurtele and A. L..
Trout DR.. Wurtele will probably To-
cate Evanston, the others in the
norttn part of the state.
, 1906-09-08
An Agreement Reached.

Topeka, Kas., Sept. S.-An agree
ment has been reached whereby $780,
600 worth of real estate was turned
yer to the First National bank by G.
]. Devlin previous to it's failure. 1t
will be divided equally between the
bank and Devlin's creditors. The bank
will be able to pay another 20 per cent
dividend unless the agreement is con-
tested.
, 1906-09-08
New Inspector In City.

MI. w. A. Meyer, who has succeeded.
Mr.. H. P. Ray as inspector of hotels
and dining cars on the Union Pacific,
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Gonden at the Union Pacific.
He will probably spend a week here
before entering fully upon his duties.
Mr.. Ray has gone to Cincinnati as the
manager of the new lakeland hotel
in hat city.
, 1906-09-08
SENDS MONEY FOR
CARE OF HIS SON.

Mr.. Milne of Evanston, Ill, has sent
to DR.. Hamilton, the county health Off
Ger, money for the care of his son, Roy
Milne, who was injured in the Red
Buttes wreck, and will send money to
pay the boys passage home when he is
able to travel.
, 1906-09-08
A SHOOT G

Secretary Harry Cordiner of the Lar
annie Rod and Gun club has the pro-
gram for the state tournament on the
18th, goth and 21st almost ready for
the printer, and it will be issued early
next week. The gun club win have a
practice shoot at the range east of the
city park tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
, 1906-09-08
DURAND BABY MAKES
FIFTH GENERATION-

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hixson this
morning received a letter from their
daughter, Mrs. Durand, at Hoisington,
Kas., to whom a daughter was born re-
Gently. Mrs. Durand says the little
one is the fifth of the Durand family
tree and that the five generations will
sit for a picture soon.
, 1906-09-08
VII BREAK CAMP
WEEK FROM SUNDAY.

T official order has been issued to
bre,the camp at Crow creek on the
16th this month. It is believed the
Elelth infantry will be marched
threh Laramie to Fort Russell, each
infay regiment being required to
cov20O miles afoot, and each cavalry
regent that distance on horseback.
, 1906-09-08
SCOIH COMPANY

=. WILL VISIT CITY.
A.. Hasenkamp has just closed a
contct with Miss Mamie Strachan
of dashiels, Scotland, and Gavin
Sper of Edinburgh for their appear
anceere on the night of the 10th of
Octor for the benefit of the Y. P. s..
c. Eff the Presbyterian church. Miss
STRAIN is the prima donna of Scot
lanhd a pupil of Bach. Mr.. Spence
is amor and entertainer.
, 1906-09-08
Will Bring Him Back.

Washington, D. c., Sept. S.-Full au-
thority to bring back Stensland, the
defaulting banker, was given by the
state department to James Kelley of
Chicago, assistant to States Attorney
Olson. He can remove him from
Tangiers at will.
, 1906-09-08
More Dead Than Alive.
NEW A POPE.
Rector Weirnz Chosen as General of
the Jesuit Order.

Rome, Sept. 8.-Father Francis
Weirnz, rector Of the Georgian univer-
sity, was today elected general Of the
Jesuit order. He had the solid support
of the German delegation. The new
"black pope" has lived in Rome twenty
years.
, 1906-09-08
III Health Causes Suicide.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. S.-Charles
Wilson, assistant general freight agent
of the Wisconsin Central until We'd
nesday, when he resigned, committed
suicide today by shooting. Ill health
is alleged.
, 1906-09-08
Motions to ouash overruIed.

Lindlay. O., Sept. S.-Judge Baker
today overruled motions to quash the
information filed against John D.
Rockefeller in the oil cases. Pleas in
abatement were also overruled and
defendants were given until Tuesday
to file motions
, 1906-09-08
Civil Policemen,

In future the police of Zurich,
Switzerland, are to receive regular
lessons in ~"civility and department"
SO as to bear themselves on all &C.
casidns with dignity and grace
The lessons in c%ivility are to be ri,
en- by the chief himself.
, 1906-09-08
Moody for Supreme Bench.

Washington, D. c., Sept. S.-The in
timation is given out today that Attor-
ney General Moody may be nominated
as associate justice of the supreme
court to succeed Justice Brown.
, 1906-09-08
Ahead TWO Lengths.


Putney, Sept. S.-Cheered by over
100000 people, Cambridge won from
Harvard in the four and one-quarter
mile race on the historic Thames by
two lengths today. The start vas
made at 4:3O this afternoon.
Gets Lead at Start.
Cambridge won the toss and chose
the Surrey side of the river, and, as
expected, took a slight lead. More en-.
thusiasm was shown as the ace pro-
ceeded than any rowing contest aver
held in England. Whitelaw Reid, the
American ambassador, with a party
of friends, occupied a launch.
Betting Favored England.
Ideal weather conditions prevailed
for the ace and caused betting to
favor Cambridge, 10 to 10. The light
blue of Cambridge naturally FREEDOM
mated among the spectators over Har-
, 1906-09-08

Ed P%almquist's engine, No. 1887, is
in the roundhouse being o%verhauled
somewhat, and Mr.. Palmquist is laying
off for a few days. So pleased is he
with the chance to rest that he has
already cut his lawn once and is ready
to start on the second trip over it.
, 1906-09-08
BattIeship Ready for Trial.

Washington, D. c., Sept. S.-The
navy department has been advised by
the California Iron works that the bat
tleship California will be ready for her
official trial October 1.
, 1906-09-08

Gold and silver bullion in the build
ing worth $4,000 was melted, but
much of the value will be saved. Fire
men had to run i've three miles to the
plant and it was 3 o'clock this morning
before the department had the fire I'M
der control.
, 1906-09-08
CAMBRIDGE THE VICTOR IN RACE
ON HISTORIC THAMES AT
LONDON BY TWO
BOAT LENGTHS.

Hundred Thousand People Present and
Both Crews Loudly Cheered, Ok
ford Men Roofing Heavily for the
Americans-EngIish Crew Wins
Toss and Takes Surrey Side, Gain
ing Some Advantage at Very Start.
, 1906-09-08
PRESBYTERIAN AID
MEETS WEDNESDAY,.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
E. w. Condit next Wednesday after.
noon.
, 1906-09-08
Folk Is No Better.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. Slower
nor Folks condition is unchanged. DR..
Clark has been called into consulta-
ton.
, 1906-09-08
May Issue Statement.

Mr.. Bryan came in from Fairyiew
early this afternoon, and, referring
incidentally to the Rodgers Sullivan
statement, remarked: you can expect
that kind of attack from that kind of
people. Probably in a few days l will
issue a statement regarding the Hi
nois situation"
, 1906-09-08

@ London, Sept. S.-Harvard was c.
Q beaten, and Cambridge won a fine G
. race. g
Q @ @ c.
, 1906-09-08
MELTED IN
A REFINERY FIRE
DISASTROUS BLAZE IN SMELLING
PLANT AT ARGO EARLY THIS
MORNING NEAR DENVER,
Seventy-five Thousand Dollars Worth
of Gold and Silver Bullion Melted,
but Loss Will Be S~light-Trains
Meet on Bridge and Two Firemen
Are Killed.

Denver, Colo, Sept. S.-Shortly after
midnight this morning fire which
threatened to destroy the entire smelt-
ing plant at Argo burned up the re-
finery and another of the buildings
connected with the smelter works, en-
~tailfng a lose of So60 mn
, 1906-09-08

Havana, Sept. S.-Something akin to
a panic prevailed this afternoon as the
result of reports that the revolutionists
are advancing to attack the city and
that fighting has already occurred in
the outskirts. Colonel Alvo of the loyal
troops is reported surrounded in Piner
Del Rio.
, 1906-09-08
NEW MOVE
IN CHURCH
COMMITTEE NAMED TO REPORT
UPON ADvlSABlLITY OF DIS
TRICTlNG THE STATE.
Wyoming Missionary District of Epis-
copal Church Subject of Investiga-
ton Against Meeting of General
Convention In old Dominion State
Next Year.

The annual convention of the mis-
sionary district of Laramie of the Epis-
copal church at Hastings, Neb., at
which Dean Arnold G. II. Bode of the
cathedral was present, a committee
consisting Of Dean Bode, Archdeacon
Cope and Rev. Louis Arthur of Grand
Island was appointed to watch the
movement of life in the church in the
district and report to the general con.
ference of the church in the United
States, which will be held at Rich
mond, Va, next year, the ACCESSIBILITY
of the segregation of the district of Wy
oming from Nebraska on the east and
Idaho and Utah on the west and the
erection of a missionary district within
the state, the state lines being observ-
ed in the formation of the line of the
district.
, 1906-09-08
Some Fighting Reported.

Bitter fighting was reported in sew
eral places and wires are down. Glen
fuegos reports many assertions from
the government forces to the insurg-
ents under Colonel Guesman. An at
tack on the town is expected.
, 1906-09-08
PROF. MORTON GOING
RI TILE ArrDA =

Prof. G. M. Morton Of the university
has accepted an invitation to attend
the fair at Aftca, We, on the 18th
to Judge the stock shown there.
, 1906-09-08
LOST BALL00N|ST
FOUND IN SWAMP
WILLIAM MATTERAY HAS TERRI
BILE EXPERIENCE FOR EIGHT
HOURS IN AERIAL STORM.
Left Fair Grounds in Wisconsin Town
Thursday, Knowing His Airship
Was Wrong, but Could Not Stand
Jeering of Crowds, Who Said He
Was Afraid to Go Up.

Wolverine, Mich, Sept. S.-William
Matteray, the Chicago %aeronaut, who
left the fair grounds at Oconto, Wis,
at 5 o'clock Thursday evening, in a dis
abled airship, and who was thought to
have been drowned in Lake Michigan,
landed in a swamp twenty miles north
of Wolverine early in the morning, aft
er being the sport of variable aerial
currents and suffering intense hard
ships for eight hours
More Dead Than Alive.
Matteray is still, more dead than
alive, and his fearful experiences when
he IA lost 1000 feet in the air has
made him look twenty years older. Be.
fore he left for Chicago this morning
Matteray said he knew the machine
was wrong when he started, but he
yielded to the solicitation of the fair
managers and the crowd, which jeered
him, declaring him afraid"
, 1906-09-08
Anniversary Celebration.

The Episcopal chur0 will celebrate
next year the Booth anniversary of its
work in the United Staes, the historic
old church at Jamestown, Va, the
ruins of which are among the noted
sights of that old settlement, will be
rebuilt and dedicated again to the SER
vice of the church, and there will be
many interesting features OF the com.
ing convention. This convention will
probably decid. the question Of the
organization Of the state of Wyoming
into a searste missionary district.
, 1906-09-08
Eiid Worker Will Attend,

The loal Sunday school convention,
which III part Of the state tour of
Rev. We. Merritt, international field
worker, axes place Monday afternoon
and eveing at the Methodist church.
All Supay school workers and the
public aneraly are invited to the ses-
ciong
, 1906-09-08
IS
ALARMED
CITY IN PANIC OVER REPORT
THAT INSURGENTS ARE ADJ
VANCING TO INVEST
THE CAPITAL

Bitter Fighting Reported n Colonel
Alvo's Loyal Troops Said to Be
Surrounded in Piner Del Rio
Washington Officials Trying to Get
Action to Suppress the Mexican
Junta at ST. Louis.
, 1906-09-08

Why o get all the news when II
rs news by reading In. Republican
, 1906-09-08
ONE CONVERSION AT
SALVATION MEETING.

One man was converted at the Sal.
walton Army meeting last night, It
was his birthday and his father is q
minister.
, 1906-09-08

Express Matter All Loaded.
H. T. Gable. route agent for the Pa
, 1906-09-08

AS is TO- constituted, wyoming be-
longs to three districts, the churches
in the western half of The state to Ida
no and Utah and those in the eastern
half to Nebraska. Bishop Graves
rules the Laramie district, with head
quarters at Kearney, Nsb. In the event
of a new district being formed, a new
bishop would be chosen for Wyoming
and Laramie would become the see
city. The cathedral is located here, as
well as a large and handsome bishops
house.
, 1906-09-08
BRYAN IS F[AYEO BY
SULLIVAN Of ILLINOIS

now-Paul o. Stensland, Charles w.
Spauldin, e. S. Dryer and Willard Fill
more Dunlap"
, 1906-09-08
MEMBER OF NATIONAL COMMIT
TEE SPEAKS PLAINLY CON-
CERNING WOULD-BE DIG
TAToR OF PARTY.
Told That He Mas Democrat When
Nebraskan Was Populist and That
He Pursued Honorable Business
When Lincoln Man Was Either
Poor Lawyer or Dishonest One
Moody May Succeed Judge Brown.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. S.-Mr. Bryan
this morning declined to make any
comments on the statement in which
Sullivan, the member from Illinois OF
the democratic national committee,
iayed him so numerically last night,
going to the extent of giving him the
lie direct. MI. Bryan merely said there
could be no controversy with Mr.. Sui
Ivan. Among other things. Sullivan
said:
, 1906-09-08
Twas a scorcher, Indeed.

81 was a democrat when Bryan was
a populist; l pursued an honorable bus
mess when Bryan was immersed in
the Bennett will case, which prominent
lawyers said demonstrated that Bryan
was a poor lawyer Or a dishonest one.
Bryan's Four Banker Friends.
when Bryan ran for president there
was rejoicing over the bankers sup.
porting him. There were four such
bankers in Illinois. Look at them
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-01-20


jeremiah J. Crowley. whose sudden
death On Tuesday startled his thou
sands of friends and admirers, was for
twcnty-Onc years special agent of the
United States Treasury In Chicago. 4
better official or II more honest, upright
man never lived.
%eSA
Harry II. Gibbons. the popular and
successful box manufacturer, IL prOmi.
nently mentioned for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff and stands u
good show of getting it. No better man
could be named.
~
Democrats of the Twenty-sixth
Ward, wake up and assert your rights.
Your officers are your servants, not
your masters.
~
Notwithstanding criticisms In certain
directions made for partisan purposes
the fact remains that Governor Deneen
il giving the best administration this
State has ever enjoyed. The governor
was In Chicago during the week and
before leaving held short conference
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-01-20

pnrtnents he reduced. even IL the
Harrison machine pluggers who have
loaded IL down and who have done
nothing but loaf and draw their sal.
aries for the past nine years. have to
be turned out to work for u living.
The city council has recently gone
into commissions over the crime cpl
dcnic. but II has done nothing.
The time and the opportunity Is now
mt hand for the council to do some
thing. The appropriation bill for the
next twelve months will Ike up for
consideration very shortly. 1t should
he the aim Of the aldermen and the
mayor to clear the dead wood from
the pnyrolls. and to use every means
that will not cripple the other depart.
ments Of the city to provide means for
a substantial increase Of the police
force.
The efficiency ~ the force II n MATES
any competent executive can attend to.