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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-23
INDUSTRY VS.. INCIDENCE.

The number OF people now days try.
ing TO get riches without labor, some.
thing for nothing, fortunes in a day, are
legion, and they are q mighty tempta'
ton to the industrious young man who
cAunOt understand il. They behold
the seeming ease and leisure that comes
to them while they have il so hard.
Horatious OF Olden time was told he
could have just ss much groOLd a. he
could pillow around with yoke OF oxen
in one day. He hooked up the oxen
to the pillow and he cut a very large
circle, and plowed until he came to
the same point shere he started, and
all that property was his. And iustso
mech financial, just so much moral.
ju.t 80 much spiritual possession you
will have az you compass with your own
industries. and just so much as from
the morning OF your life TO the esen-
ing Of your life you can p'ow around
with your own hard work. Go TO the
ant, thou sluggard consider he: ways
and be wise" One of the most awful
caldrons OF death today i. an indoleut
Life. Thank God that you have to
work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-23

Governor Hughes OF New York j.
oe'e'mirei 90 ss- 10 L mat a COM
pe'ert man = ~ The head OF the InsuI-
Ahe- DEPARTMENT OF the S'at- to IN
'ofee tn Insurance law for which h-,
,ne I'verna-, - directly responsible.
Az Republicans were - tn" stamp
y GOVERNOR Hpghe. II would b. better
'O' The people at large. tie IL Keep
IoN III an'- election promises To the
-''r'' ard IL proving himself every
'teh governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-23
oLNEY ON JAPAN ISSUE.

The japanese contention that they
have the right under the treaty be-
tween us To the free use OF the white
public schools OF San Francisco for
japanese children, and indeed for
older people, is held &c ba untenable
10y px.Secretary OF State 0lney. The
treaty itself, Mr.. Olney thinks, Ell.
cludes such an issue, for il contains an
explicit reservation which gives all
our states such rights as Californis
has eYerci'Pd in the organization Of lie
San Francisco public schools. Said
treaty gives the japanese who come
here the same privi'ega-, rights and
libertie. az cit E-ns OF the United
States, hr' there il an exception that
undOphi eddy cover. the question ~
thu right OF states IN create separate
schools Tor scholars ~ dir, rent color
or nationality.
That exception is contained in the
last paragraph az article , OF SAID
treaty, a. follows
1T il. however. understood that the
stipulations contained in this and the
preceding article do not in any
wsy 8fsct the Laws, ordinances and
regulations in regard 10 trade. the i'm
migration Of laborers, police and pub
lie security. either in force or which
may hereafter be enacted in either OF
.he two countries"
Mr.. Olney says: 81 am unable to
see nov the meaning and effect OF the
paragraph just quoted eau be misun-
der-,ood. II smbodies an expressed
declaration that the stipulations of
article are in no way TO affect the
laws, ordinances and regulations with
regard - police and public security
which are in force, or which may
hereafter be enscted in either OF the
two countries. In other words, the
conesries Of important powers. known
"a the police power. 10 untouched and
unimpsired by this treaty.
what California has chosen 10 do
with reference TO the San Francisco
public schools rsises no question I'M
der the treaty with Japan, and IS a
subject matter with which The nation
nj vernment has no right to concern
itself. In short, the entire police
power o. The country, beng r served
by the treaty in favor OF either the
Uaitei states or the several States.
and the establishment, maintenance
and organization Of the public schools
~ each State, coming under the police
power az that State exclusively, japan
ia wholly without cause of complaint
against California BY reason OF IT. pub
lie school system, and the United
States II without legal ground Of in
reference with that system, ri et
armi., or otherwise"
II the japanese are deter
mined TO come 20 the United
states, especially the Pacific States.
they vii! have TO put no with the local
law. they find there, iu.t the same a.
citizens o. the Uni'ed States residing
in Japan have TO be- satisfied with the
laws and customs that japan has 80.
tabi,hrd.
The whole trouble arises from the
fact that the Jspqncse c nsider them
selves superior 90 the Chinese, sud
their dignity il hort by ,hrir children
n Stu Francisco being obliged to at
tend he separate schools established
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-23

wolves in Relation TO stock Re-
'e'Ve'" 10 the title Of a pamphlet is-
ne, ne ~ the Agricultural Department.
We 20 not hrd anything in q, how.
ever conc, rning The way to deal wi h
,O''es 10 the stock market. Probably
He department. regards this as u
oiaheh OF the subject not within it,
province.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-23
Absentminded.

The judge was at dinner IN the new
household. according 10 the Phlladel-
phia Ledger. when the young house
keeper asked:
Did you ever try any Of my biscuits
Judge
"No" replied the judge, 81 never dih.
hut | dare say they deserve IL"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-23
Catsrrh Cannot be Cured

with local APPLICATION, a. they csn'o'
reach IN. seat o. the disease. Ca'ars.
O.. y b'Du. GO constitutional di-et.-, 80 j
in order 90 cure /, you must take inter.
nal remedies. Hail.. Catsrrh Cure -
taken internally, and act. dlr,ct'y uu
the blood and mucous sur'I,es HALF
Catarrh Cure IL nota quAck medicine.
II VS. prescribed by one % tie be-
physician. in this country ioryear- a o. d
i. a regular PRESCRIPTION. II j. com
po.ed Of the beet tOuics known, cont
bined with the beet blood purifiers
acting directly on 'hr mucous surfaces
The perfect combination OF the tvc
ingredient. i what produces such won
derful results IN curing catarrh. send
for Testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
FOR sale by all druggists, 75c.
Take HAll's Family Pills for consti'
pstions
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
Notice..

Having sold out my meat bust
ness, and as am about to leave
the city all parties indebted to
me please call at my old place
of business and settle accounts
by May 4th as after that date
all accounts will be placed in
the hands of A. J. Ross, cashier
of the Devils Lake State Bank,
for collection.
Thomas Fowler.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
STRICKEN WHILE AT DINNER
Charles e. H8Iiwell, Muffin ilIionaire,
Dies SuddenIv

New York, May S.-Charles E. HALL.
we'll, vice president of the American
Tobacco company and one of the
heaviest stockholders in the corpora
ton, died suddenly of apoplexy in the
Holland House. Mr.. Halliwell was
stricken when at dinner with his wife
Of few months and a niece.
Prior to the formation of the Amer
lean Tobacco company Mr.. Halliwell
was at the head of the Leggett &
Myers Tobacco company of St. Louis
He was reputed to be worth $20,000,.
900. Mr.. Halliwell, who was fifty
years of age, was married in October
last to Miss Ruth Alice Cole, a trained
nurse who had cared for him some
months and had nursed him through
dangerous illness twice.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10

Why pay more?. That hobby
hat at the Chicago Store for $3.50
is a splendid value.
Telescope hats, now so popular.
A splendid assortment at Click
sons, The Chicago Store.
If you are looking for comfort
and style in shoes try the R. E.
z. Sparoods shoes at the Chica-
60 store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
Notice to Creditors.

All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me will call at
my residence over the Ness
drug store and make settlement
at once. All accounts unpaid on
May II will be put in the hands
of an attorney for collection.
F. H.lHyland.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w~m@seH
OUR EXCHANGES
Observation-Disclosures sae ReRs

ng Judge Cowan seems to in
terpret the prohibition law as it is
laid down in the statutes. A
drayman at Churchs Ferry has
been in the habit of taking orders
for beer by the case and keg.
He used the Great Northern de-
pot for a warehouse, and would
fill his orders from that place,
collecting on delivery. The
drayman was arrested, pleaded
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
TWo-Cent Fare in Illinois.

Springfield, ILL.,, May S.-The senate
has passed Gent fare bill in the
shape Of an amen iment to the bill
which has already passed the house.
The bill provides that cents per
mile may be collected If a passenger
fails to buy a ticket. The vote was
unanimous,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
Plant Sold for SCRAP Iron.

Marshalltown, a., May 8-The
Corn Products Manufacturing CON-
pany of Chicago has sold to a scrap
iron company of that city the glucose
plant here. The price was $60,0O0
The plant has not been operated fer
five years.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10

guilty and testified where he
kept his stock. Judge Cowan
not only imposed a fine of $3.50
and ninety DAYS in Jail, but Or
dered that the depot be locked up
by the sheriff and kept locked
for the period of one year. All
of the costs in the case were
taxed up against the Great
Northern company and made
lien on the depot. The company
must either settle or be sadly in
convenienced for a year. In the
meantime the people who have
daily use for the depot can do
the best they can. -Wahpeton
Globe.
n~H After fifteen years of boost
ing for its home town the Halsted
R porter has suspended publica-
ton because of inadequate local
support. ilaIstad IS abundantly
able to support such a live pa
per, but like many other places
much larger its business men ex-
pect the publisher to support
both the town and himself. -
Crookston Journal.
pegThe Milton Glole believes
that if the Great Northern would
increase the sustaining power of
its roadbeds instead of purchas-
ing heavier engines, that less
accidents would happen, and in
cidently there would be a few
less cripples who carry injuries
sustained through RAILROAD &C.
cidents.
nEThe new law defining in
toxicating liquors includes every
thing not thick enough to eat
with the exception of rainwater.
-Neche Chronotype.
HeEThe Grand Forks Press f.
cures that it has both President
Roosevelt and Senator Hans
brough on the run. La Moure
County Cronicle.
The Sperry tanning mill is the
best tanning mill on the market.
For sale by Peter Haley.
+ Don't forget that you can get
the latest sheet music at the Chi
cago Piano Company's store,
East Fourth street. Two thous-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10

The Sperry tanning mill is the
best tanning mill on the market.
For sale by Peter Haley.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10

Don't forget that you can get
the latest sheet music at the Chi
cago Piano Company's store,
East Fourth street. Two thous-
and sheets to select from.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
MORE CATTLE CARS NEEDED
Attorney for Western RRiEers On His
Way TO Washington to Pre-
sent Demands.

CHICAGO Dec. 5.--s II. Cowcn, attor-
ney for the cattle raisers in the west and
southwest, passed through tonight on his
way to Washington. He stated that his
business at the capital was to get bill
introduced which would compel the rail-
roads to furnish sufficient equipment to
move the cattle Of the west to market
ut is not question Of equipment" de-
clared Mr.. cowen. because the railroads
have suffoient cattle cars to take care of
the trafflc. They uso the cars, however,
In other lines OF business. while cattle are
suffering for lack Of transportation. The
law ought to also compel one railroad TO
return upon demand car for car to an
other road which has turned over equip
ment to 1t. To show existing conditions,
It is only necessary to state that there
were 10000 cattle In the southwest which
were taken to the railroad for transpor-
tation this fall, and which had to be
driven back to the ranges Murdo Mac
kenxie, president OF the National Live
Stock association was three months get
ting a.oOo cattle to market, and by that
time they had shrsink upon an average OF
seventy-hve pounds per head"
Mr.. Cowen stated that he was also going
to see President Roosevelt and tell him
that some plan ought TO be devised
whereby the cattlemen may rent the gov
ernment grazing lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
HARTMAN RESUMES WORK
Union Pacific Takes Up some Com
stFactiOn Laid Down Five
Weeks Ago.

I'VE have just decided today to resume
work on the bridges and culverts OF the
Lane out.off" said A. L. Mohler, general
manager and vice president Of the Union
Pacific Thursday morning. when we
stopped work about five weeks ago we
thought IT was to be for longer period,
but we And we are obstructing the public
highways and that we must either go
ahead with the permanent work or else put
IN temporary trestlea. which would be en-
tire5 too expensive a task.
when work was stopped we were hav-
ing difficulty in getting both men and ma
terial for this work, but 90 many men
have been laid on at other work we md
we can get plenty OF men for this class Of
work and are Glad Of the chance to put
these mon to work. Material, which was
also hard TO get for the bridges and
arches. is also coming along and We have
decided under these circumstances 20 go
ahead. This is the only work being re-
sumed along the Union Pacific which was
stopped five weeks ago"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
GOVERNOR GUILD HAS ESCAPE
Insane Man shoots Three Men Who
Were I'm His once at
Hearing,

BOSTON, Mass, Dec 5.-Three labor
leaders. priscoll. Cohen and Huddell, at
tending a pardon hearing in the council
chamber OF the state house today, were
shot and seriously wounded by man who
afterwards gave his name as Steele 1t is
believed that Steele is insane The condi-
tion of the wounded men is serious.
The men who were shot are: Edward
Cohen Of Lynn. president OF the Massachu-
setts state branch of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor wounded in the head and
Is expected to diet Dennis d. DriscolI sec
rotary Of the state branch OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, Boston, shot IN
the head and fatally wounded Arthur M
Huddell, former president Of the Boston
Central Labor union, shot In the arm, but
not dangerously wounded.
Steele had announced that he Intended
to kill Governor Guild. as well as the labor
men.
The shooting took place in the ante-room
of the governors chamber and the governor
was within twenty feet of Steele when the
shots were fired, although a door separated
the governor from the aasailant
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
WARE Co.'s TO CRANE IsLANp
President of q, b. 1. -ComDaay VIII
Not Serve Time in Douglas
County Jail

Rev. George @. Ware. the convicted prssi-
dent Of the U. B. l. Land and Cattle com
pany OF Hooker county, win not serve his
sentences OF one years Imprisonment In the
Douglas county jail after all. The place OF
imprisonment has been changed to the
county jail OF Hall county at Grand Island.
The change was made wednesday evening
by Judge W. H. Munger upon the applica-
ton Of Mr.. Wares attorneys at the lattor's
request. the IIaH county iail boinR a new
structure and affords better modern
accommodations than the Douglas county
Iaii.
Nothing further has been done relative to
the movement for a pardon for Mr. Ware
and the probabilities now are that efforts
IN that direction win be suspended for
few months. OF until after he has served a
portion OF the sentence. BY good behavior
the sentence OF Mr.. Ware win be reduced
sixty days, 30 in any event he will have
completed his term OF imprisonment
August B
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
RElCHSTAG CRISIS ALL OVER
Appeal of CbanceIIOr to Parties is
Innovation fn Ger1nany's
Politics.

BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The ministerial crisis
has been settled as quickly as 1t broke out.
Chancellor Won Buelow succeeded in get
ting pledges of support from all OF the
coalition parties, and at the opening of
the Reichstag today the leaders Of these
parties assured the chancellor OF their
continued loyalty.
This crisis has been far more important
and significant than appears on the sur
face. II IL the FIRST time in the history of
the empire that chancellor has appealed
to the majority in the Reichstag for sup
port as q condition OF his continuance in
office. Up to tho present time the attitude
OF the ministers has been: I'VE are re-
sponsible to the emperor; we VIII hold Of
fee so long az It plesses him; we are not
responsible to the Reiahstsg."
His appeal means nothing less than the
responsibility OF the ministry TO the Reich
stag.
1t Is Understood Emperor William was
fully aware this step WIS coming before he
went to ENGLAND He indorsed II fully IN
the belief that SAs osa system was TO o.longer
tenable Upon tie opening Of tho session
today the floor leaders OF the bloc per-
ties briefly declared their readiness to sup
port the coalition regime Of Chancellor Won
Buelow. The clericals and the socialists
greeted these declarations with derisive
laughter and hooting. It was evident that
the coalition leaders had united IN the
common purpose to prevent any discussion
of the crisis by the centrists and socialists.
After q speech by Herr Bebel. socialist
leader, the leaders of the bloc" moved
the closure. which was carried amid the
greatest confusion.
The house then took up the third reading
of the modus vivendi with Great Britain,
but after twenty minutes Of noise and con-
fusion the session was adjourned until to-
u7orroxv-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
SHIPS GATHER FOR VOYAGE
AiatOeity Of Fleet Has. Arrived al
HSnDtOa Reads or ~ en-
Way,

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-Rear Admiral Ev-
ans flagship. the Connecticut sailed from
New York for Hampton Roads today,
whence It win lead the battleship fleet to
the F1oifio. Il was preceded few miles
oy the hatteship Rhode Island. The naval
supply and refrigerator ship GLACIER. which
wlh accompany the warships on their Pa
eifio voyage' sailed for Hampton Roads
this afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Tho battle
ships kearssrge and Georgia sailed from
the League Island navy yard today for
Hampton Roads to join the fleet waich q
TO san to the Pacific The Maine viii san
tomorrow The kansas passed out the Del
aware broakwater today
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
TO KANSAS CITY OR DENVER
Two cities I'm Lead for National
Republican Convention Next
Year.

WASHINGTON, Dec 5--of the nifty
four members OF the republican national
committee, which will meet tomorrow,
about thirty-hye already have arrived.
As TO the place of holding the next con-
vention, Senator Scott. member from
West Virginia, seemed to represent the
views Of a good many committeeman when
he said:
Il am in favor of either Kansas City
or Denver There is going to be very
little money for the campaign next year.
and l know of no more legitimate way
OF getting funds for the necessary ex-
penses Of the campaign than that Of ac-
cepting a liberal contribution from the
city securing the convention. Almost any
city can take care Of the delegates. and
1t Is of comparatively little consequence
whether there is a large attendance or
not"
The date and place OF the convention
will be decided Saturday. A chairman
of the committee will be chosen tomor-
row There is no doubt Chairman New
will be named to succeed himself. Mr.
New said today he favored June as the
date for the convention. whether or not
It interfered with the plans Of the demo-
Gratis, who also have been talking of an
have an early convention and avoid the
hot weather" he said.
The Kansas City delegation which Is
here said the failure of the National
Bank Of CommerSe Of that city would
have no influence upon the chances of
that city in securing tho convention. The
checks for $4,000 which they offer arc
upon the First National bank Of Kansas
City.
1t was asserted by friends of Chicago
as the place for the convention that the
city would make ample financial induce
ments to secure the convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
HOUSE MEETS TEN MINUTES
Resolution of Greeting to state of
Oklahoma Passed by Repre-
semtatiVeS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-After ten
minute session the house adjourned today
until Monday, During the brief session
Representative NJ r. Smith OIo) reported
the omission OF his name from the list Of
members voting for John Sharp Williams
for speaker, and the clerk was instructed
to make the correction.
Delegate Kalanianaols OF Hawaii was
sworn In as a member.
The house adopted the following resolu-
ton IN response to the message received
Friday from the oklahoma legislature;
The house Of representatives acknowl-
edges the greeting Of the state OF okla
homa and requests the speaker to send It
good wishes Tor It's future progress and
greatness"
The resoluti0n was adopted amid ap-
plausa
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
ONE DAY IN JAIL AND FINE
Sentence is Imposed Upon J. c. Petit
jOhn---Case AEainst j. M.
Tucker Dismissed.

j. c. Pettijohn. former register OF the
land ONCE at Valentine. entered his ap-
pearence before Judge w. II. Munger in
the United tSates district court Thursday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to the indiet-
mcnt OF unlawful enclosure OF 400 acres OF
public lands in Cherry county. He was
sentenced TO one days imprisonment In the
Douglas county jail ana to pay fine Of
$500 The other indictments against Mr..
Pethjohn for conspiracy to defraud the
government out OF use, possession and title
to public lands have been nolled.
Mr.. Pettljohn entered upon his sentence
OF imprisonment at 2 o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon and will be released at the same
hour Friday.
]. c. Pettjohn was Jointly indicted with
j. M. Tucker, county attorney of Cherry
county, for conspiracy TO defraud and for
Illegal enclosure Of public lands The case
against Mr.. Tucker was not regarded as q
serious one and the Department Of Justice
concluded that the ends OF justice would
be amply conserved in the sentence against
Mr. Pettijohn and thereupon the indict-
ments against Mr.. Tucker were also nolled
and dismissed without further action.
The kindly admonition given by The Bee
several days ago that the small fry land
Offenders should come in and confess their
misdeeds and thereby save expense has
been acted upon by tho malefactoTs and
the government has been enriched TO the
amount OF H,sf5 in fines and the Offenders
have received an aggregate Of 227 days
sentence OF imprisonment. The figures in
detail are as follows:
James Sykes. s75 and sixty days; T. p.
Sykes, SO and sixty days: Henry NJ.
Smith, so aud sixty days; d VI. Gurlay,
$500 and one day. r. w. Mahaffoy, $500 and
forty-five days; A. y. Hatch, $500; ]. @.
Pettijohn, $500 and one day. There are
others yet TO come
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-06
-TAYLoR'S SOLDIERS MANY
EvideRcs OR CoaSptracy ~ saun.,,.
MeA PrOdsesd Ia Powers
Trial.

cDORGEToWE, KY, Dec estate SEN
afoR Wafsoa tssfined h the h4al OF caleb
Powers today that he saw four armed men
IN eitinens' clothes ln the door of the ex-
eeu1tr0 hrndng whnA 6Sebera boay vas
beins eaE1isd Dam ths stats houas grounds
Witness said that ''raylor's soldiers" who
wsre sTnsd isck possession q the STATE
house grounds a few minutes after the
shooting as e by precohosrted action
State Senator FraEier tsstined that he
heard some mountain men say; I'VE ar
here 70. stand by Taylor and propose 10
give EN- he'll"