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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14

Iions shall be filed with the Sec
Of state not less than four
monfhB bsfore the election at
which they are to be voted upon.
The referendum may be ordered
either by g petition signed by
FIVE per cent of the legal voters
in each Of at least two.thirds OF
the congressional districts in the
state, or by the legislative as
sembly, as other bills are enact-
ed. The veto power OF the gov
ernor shall not extend to meas.
ures offered to the people, and
the elections shall be had at the
biennial regular elections, except
when the legislature shall order .
special election. ANY measure
referred to the people shall take
effect when it is approved by q
majority Of the votes cast there
upon.
The work of the grand jury
which adjourned last week has
never been equaled, or even ap-
preached, in all the history OF
Cape Girardeau county. Men
were indicted for playing the mo-
BILE American game of poker,
more than forty of them; men
ranging in the social scale from
the Sunday school teacher and
devoted church worker to the
gentlemen who stands behind the
bar and dishes out liquid DAM
nation. Fully half of the busi-
mess and professional men OF
jackson are reported to have
been caught in the drag net,
When the grand jury adjourned
the news spread like wildfire,
there was wild scramble, each
fellow eager to make arrange
ments by which his name would
not be called in open court
Some ingenious lawyer finally
devised the scheme Of pleading
guilty by number; the prosecut'
} ing attorney consented to thi'
and everything is calm on thu
surface in the county seat. Be-
meath the service there exists (
grim and deathless determination
to get even with the Judas Is
q
1 CARROT who, in a fit of anger, du
4 to his looses in the game, peache'
3 on the gang.-oak Ridge lndica
n tor.
Last Thursday morning Will
the two little daughters OF Hon
d M. R. Smith, Bah and Buntl
y were out in the front yard cuttin
. up weeds with a butcher knife
1t Bunty threw the knife and it ac
ID cidsntally struck Bah above tn
rs ear, making what was suppose
1t to be only q slight wound. Lat
in the day Bah became quite sit
~ and DR.. Fleming was called il
If She lay in . stupor for viii
* and as her condition improv'
lis but little she was taken to Mu
an lanphy Hospital, st. Louis, SUI
Of day afternoon, as they thought
ily operation might have to be pc
!? formed, but treatment has rem
cred this unnecessary.-7De
:, Herald,
o Dc Gay Dobbins, q Charlton cou
fie ty farmer, had a lawsuit rea'
. for trial at Keytesville. His :
~ was d witness. Just before tn
laz q we're to take the stand both W
W. killed in q fight. When the q
oiy was called the attorney for Dc
eh' bins figured in q dramatic see
son eYour Honor he said, ]
not prepared to go on with !
ncaso for the reason that ] hs
of been literally shot out OF COZ
on Ny client who Was the plair
Iich in the case, and, his son, who !
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14

potween the hours OF O'Clock IN the
noon at the east front door Of the court
house in the city OF Doniphan, Ripley
county and state OF Missouri, and during
"a
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14
JAMES W, COTTON,

collector of the revenue In the County Of
kipley, State OF Missouri. plaintin and
against
Laura Bowden, for the sum Of s3.42
Due for certain delinquent state. coun-
~ and special taxes and interest as
Il .erein set forth under Judgment rem.
dtred In favor OF said plalnun and
against said defendants In the Circuu
court Of said Ripley county on the
25th day OF March, 1907, At the March term, 1907,
thereof, upon the following described rea,
estate lying In the county OF Ripley and
state Of Missouri. namely:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter section 70, township "a, range 3 east.
|, the Undersigned, J. H. Robinson, sheriii
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14

No. 900 First insertion, No. 20, May 81, isc7,4t
sALRIf'ksS sALE FUR TAXES,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14

No, 7s.-Flrst insertion, No. ~, May 81, ieo7.--n
sHElsIfg"s SALE FOR TAxEa
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14
June term Of tho Circuit Court

June term Of tho Circuit Court
of said Ririey county. cell the said de-
scrlbed real estate, or so much thereof
az may heTFnecessary, at public yendne
for cash in hand to tile highest bidder to
), lafv said execution aud the costs
thereon J.H RoBINsoN,
-'~'--- Sheriff Of Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14

OF Ripley county, In the state Of Mis-.
SSnIri' have levied upon and seized upon
said above real estate and VIII on
MONDAy JtfNE II 1a0J
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Received, choice p0JJed plants on Dolphin at Northern Grocery tt
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
COPS
 F0R GOTHAM
.IRsGIaE IRISH POLICE IN R0RE' IS CAUSE OF LATEST MOVE AGAINST
 BLACK HAND

New York, Aug. 29-New York, next to Rome tu size as an Italian city, has an Italian vote which has come to be regarded by native politicians as 8 force which must be recJoned with ta every political campaign
 Padroues lead this vote Reputable taltau-Amer.can citizens also have gone into the game, and the city has an Italian coroner, su Italian born judge, an Italian born assistant dtstrj 2, a.tor- uey and other public officers of that race.
 Now, the police commissioner seems to have recognized the force Of the statement made by F. Marion Gravy ford. the novelist, whec he was discuss ing the situation Of the Italian tn New York.
 "Imagine a squad Of Irish policemen maintaining order in Rome" General Bingham is planning to put a number Of uniformed Italian police men oa the force. chosen and equipped as they are in Italy, to cope with she Black Hand and perpetrators of crimes charac,eristicany Italian. They will be assigned especially to the Italian quarters in the bOr0ughs.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
TRE SCHOOL BOOK QUESTION

The Alaskan has received an un- HVned communication iu which sGric- lures are placed on the members of the schoo. board for their actions In refer ence to the changing si books in ths city schools. The question is one which lies between the school board and the teachers, who understand whst is bss, for the interests of those whom they have .a charge, and The Alaskan Is willing io allow the matter to be de- termtned by their good judgment. or course. it hopes that in every instance possible matters may be so arranged as to permit of the using Of the books a.- ready in the possession Of the scholars, and that no one be placed Go any u0nec- essary expense that can be avoided. Where there are several children iu one family who are attending school and each one needs new books, lg works hardship on the head of the family to obtain them, and this should DO, be lost sight of by the school board. Ig has been suggested that in instances where the parents of a scholar who has been attending school are unable 10 buy the books, the school board sec Ina. the books are provided Tree This is all very well. bu. there is no girl or boy who would care to have 1t known, aU1 lt seems that such things are always known. that they are using free books. The Alaskan suggests that lhs question be settled &. once. and that ,ha schoo, board. some of the teachers, and those who hlye children aod are interested ID education get together and arrange plan that will be satisfactory to every one concerned. It can be doue with the exercise of some patience and tact, snd there l, DO need of indulginE in talk which creates dissenstou in the schoo. work. The school board should .ume- dia.ely call such meeting as would bring 0u, all those interested and have the matter settled satisfactorily, once and forever.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
SEEK ID DISCOVER F
 MARS Is INHABITED

Boston, Aug. 29-In the great desert of Atacame, In Chile, Prof David Todd of Amherst college, and his wife, Mabel Loomia Told, are now studying the canals on the plane, Mars with a powerful IS-lnch telescope, endeavor- ing to ind out if the planet Is inhabited. A letter has just been received here from Mrs. Todd giving some account of their location and undertaking. The desert of Atacama was chosen as the first station of the expedition ou ac- count of the dryness of the air. The region lies on a plateau 8. .oo0 feet above the Pacific. The snow.cIad Andes tow CT Co the east
 Prof. Todd's temporary observatory is a days journey to Jqoiqut He IS now making arrangements to take
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
CALL UP THE DAILY ALASKAN

The Alaskan will be pleased to pub fish any local or social news Of the city which is telephoned to the office. Ca. up phone Ig and send .g lu-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that was appointed administrator of the estate of Penn Alex, deceased, on the ltth day Of August, 1907, by the Commis- siUner for Alaska, sitting ln probate at Haincs precinct 10 the first division An persons having claims against said estate ace hereby notified 10 present the same to me within six months from this 22d day of August l9Jl, at at the Commisssry of the Tenth Reg fmeut of U. s. Infantry, at Fort Will Iam F. Seward Alaska.
 J. B. GOWEN,
 Administrator,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Wm Britt Spec.a. Agent
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
POST
 CARD TRAIL
ESCAPING INSANE PATIENT CsJGgT BY AID OF SOUVENIRS YE HAILED
 FR0R STOpP.RG PLACES

Mldd.egoVu. x. Y. Aug. -s --H.s <. Bath, an insane patient who escaped from tha State Hospital here on ga.E .3I. has been captured al Dohbs Ferry.
 Bub's arrest Is due chiefly lo the hct that he mailed souvenir nos.a. cards to the hospital officials from ,he various places he reached ID his s.eh- He arway, left 8 town .mms..Eo y alter mailing 8 card. but tne car.- showed his r.uIa an1 eventually O. .0 his capture
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
HlYH00D'S CONDUCT

For some time past in fact ever since helen Idaho, W. D. Haywood has bseo going abou, the country addressing audiences of more or less radically tn- cuned socialists. h at Of his speeches he has bitterly denounced the admin istra,soa and asserts the intention of the Idaho officials had been to "rai.road him 60 lhe ga,,ows." I, is a3, yet two months since Haywool, in h,- cell St Boise, pleaded with leading socialists Co keep Debs quiet aud DO. permit him to make speeches throughout the count ry. as he, Haywood, claimed. ic would hust his case. That being his opinion 8, that time he certainly must have changed his line of argument or else he has little consideration for his accused friends, Mover and Petttboue. They have not yet been tried and. lt Debs wild talk hurt Haywocd's chances be fore trial. why win not Haywood's bitter deuuaciatiou of Idaho and the President burt the case of Mover aud Peuiboue when their trial comes on to be heardr The Portland Telegram along these hnes says:
 i've do no, believe Haywood or his friends will gain anything by tn,emp- crate speech and deuauclatlon of the President. There are thousands upon thousands of workingmen who do not believe lu the methods of the Western Federation of Miners as exemp'iGed by She Haywood management There are thousands of others who, while they do not approve Of what tGe mine owners have done. are just as liJGe pleased with what the federation has done. They cannot be brought to believe that two wrongs make a right. Haywood vas acquitted, and all things consider ed, it was the best possible outcome Of that protracted legal struggle. But while Haywood was not found guilty, the result vt the trial did not leave 8 pleasant taste in the public mouth, and the public is under DO delusjoos with reference to Haywood and his Ieutenants.
 This being true, the more cousPic- uous Haywood makes himself the more certain be is to create a revulsiOu of public feeling toward him and bis
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

series Of photographs Of Mars with telescopic lens, The pictures are then to be greatly uagnifad.
 The scientific world has been eagerly coniecturloE for years whether that iar-or globe Is inhabited, aud ll is hoped that Jbe investigations Of the Amherst astronomer may throw some definite light on the interesting ques- tton. Mars is now nearer the earth than at any time ln the last l5 years estimated at 35.o50.oo0 miles.
 Mrs Todd, a dainty, slender, pretty little woman, WIS always noted for her chic gowns, IS herself a trained as.-ou- omer. She is making studies ln tho ancient civilization Of the Iacas au5 the present condition Of Chile. and Peru
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

associates. To make law defiance the keynote of his reception at Chicago md to himself set the pace for bitter ness. was neither wise nor polite. .l Haywood were better advised he would molestIy return homo and just as mod estIy return to bis ordinary vocation He has not helped himself or his assoc'- a,es by bis public appearances so lar and the longer he continues thus in tae public eye the m re likely be is to do them and himself harm. His more sensible friends should advise him to go home and stay there"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Charley Joe, the Skagway Indian, should not d.spajr at the loss Of his totem pole. Ic may turn up either ia or ir some Eastern art lus,.. tute.- Seattle Post IutelHgenCer.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
APPEARING OLD
Acts as nar Go Profitable Employ
 urnr.
ls capture

Acts as liar Co Profitable Employ
 mCnr.
 You cannot a~orE ar r.w ... Tn rn.s. days of strenuous co"."...... Is -.s.ssr-v tn -..-.a." "s bong ....s..a ones youthful. appearance. -t Is impossible Co do gh.s w-a0". TO- ..r.rc luxurious growth u. hair. The presence .E ur-5-aT Indicates rho .-.sg-re .r n"rr.w.-- E.-" .,az and s--.rea nm .r. ~n..a .. '.' ...- .-tn .- causes ..t.. h..1n.e. Na7a-.'s rTr-n...-. .a tro nr'E h" destroyer Q. r..e posi-. and '- Is 1e ....- i've as Ht ss fa-Eh.sa. 70 uaa ra-n..-r. makes rr elegant E..- a-"s"- ur .s w.H rs n.nT"gr o"r. t.-.-t -r s.rsr'm.a-tno-- T.. -.-r. s-.H rv rarE.-e E-aee.e.s =..f T'- .- ta~7s f.- sample (. The E.-r..la .7. Detroit Mich
 ruo slzes-Eo csntH and gI-oc
 Wm. Br..l Spec.a. Agent
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

For sale by all dealers. Price 90 ceuts. Fos.er-Nilhuru O., Buffalo. N, r.. sole agents for the United States
 Remember the uame-D08u .a-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
Li.Lnn Ln U

ReclJaI- on the Duplex lay sua night sl the Seattle. It's the sweetest mus.s lu -be city
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07

loan office conducted by William
Alexander lat hurry and Garden
streets few minutes after l o'clock
this morning, and succeeded in get
tins away with a number of gold
watch chains which had been left in
the window.
The crash Of the falling glass at
tracted the attention Of. uumhor OF
men on Aultman street.. who ran to
the pawn shop. but who We're not
quick enough TO apprehend the thief
who ran through Garden street, west
ward
Alexander and his clerk who SLEEP
at the rear OF the pawnshop were
awakened BY the crash and ran 10
..he store room in time TO see the
hand Of the thief as he pulled the
.erains out Of the window
Alexander. who had siezed his re-
golyer when he entered the store. had
not time to fire on the thief who
Quickly disappeared in. the darkness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
PAPAL FUNDS TOO MEAGRE
10 REPAIR VATICAN GARDEN

: home, May IA few weeks ago
about 100 feet OF the wall Of the
Quadrangular garden next to the
Vatican museum fell, and this morn
ing the pope was informed that the
whole Of the surrounding wall threat
ened 10 fall which would mean The
destruction Of the best type OF re-
naissaneo garden existing The Pom
tiff asked how much money would be
necessary TO restore the wall and Was
informed thai would cost about
So cot The pope said ihat in gieR
Of The financial condition Of The
church he Thought ii would not he
right 10 spend 50 much for a restora-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
ilat Ola llanoc.

Trdiine on Ehe Mining Stock EN-
change YesIaHH## passed the $1,000
mark. and M7# lbm 5,00o shares
OF stocks changed hands The trad
ing WIS disfIaatad over both calls
and the euh dealing following each
call.
BlacsAafa6 aaid Treasure sent lie
frs bali 0ye- lae Hlate, selling Loo
shaes 81 l. GENTS Al the afternoon
ell. Tins Ha5 fha only stock traded
inon thai aaii
on the eneoH curb. Ely Jumbo
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
Ventilation PLAN fnr Mard.

G. c. Gates. manager of the Ne
Yada United Mining company At
Ward arrived here yesterday To pur-
chase the machinery necessary Tor
the installation Of a power and yenti-
lation plant for the mine The power
plant viii be Of IS horse power. ca
pable Of being forced 70 Is horse
power and the gentilatne plant Will
be used i'll supplying the 400 foot
tunnel of the company with pure air.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07

cause Of . series OF articles which re-
eeatl9 appeared n widely circulated
5gjeklg It - zinc Of ms death
.ae old man. Vas engaged in collabo-
ating with a well known author IL
preqgring a story entitled Fighting
Under Eighteen Flags
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
lnpieihla Builnlnn.

Life Is a building It rises SLOWLY,
DAY by day, through The years. Eye
new lesson we learn lays a block on
the edifiee which is rising Silently
within Us Every experience, ever
touch of another life on ours. every
influence that impressas us. every
book We read. every conversation we
have, ever aot OF our eommoncst
days ADDS sos hing to the invisible
building Re- i r Miller.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
OF Rent.

have a cabin for rent, situated
Oh High street Inquire at Or
Brooks office
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07

Sales Regular calls. 800 shares,
$52G.25. open board, 5000 shares.
5000; total GOO shares. $1,l26.25.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ). Cleveland B.

Chicago. May g. Poor pitching
characterized todays game, Chicago
defeating Cleveland ) to 3. Smith
needed the excellent support accord
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-06
4 Business =.
Relaxation"
s ss ::" s e: Is Coming.

By j. j. HILL,
President Great
Northern Railway.

= is said that the steel trade showing any signs of
reaction Very true But the steel business of today
different from other kinds of business and different
- from the steel business Of few years ago NEW USES
for the finished product coming the front every
day The merchant who used be satisfied with
three story wooden upon having least five
story building of steel Some nearly every in the
country who has made little put up steel build
ing and his They build ships
than wood and railroad who used build wooden
building Hundreds of instances might given
show the MULTIPLICITY OF USES which the steel product
put all of which proves ounder footing than
before.
ONCE A LUXURY, STEEL HAS NOW BECOME NECESSITY
the which bought only flush
times Here where the reaction first in In this department
there general slowing up Go step further Six months
ago railroad could talk with builders The latter
busy talk they could they could promise
deliveries Now, l m told the CAR BUILDERS ARE SEEK
ING THE RAILROAD MEN. The latter however, shy
1t the many of the big manufacturing lines Excess
orders piled up months ago will keep the plants going full swing
well into the fall But there falling off in orders Unless
there change this the big plants that have been running
full blast will have LET MEN GO In that case would
be surprising heard the rattle of few empty dinner pals
There will be jobs three THREE JOBS
FOR TWO MEN Your skilled aboer who has been intoxicated
with the flush Of prosperity for long won't like the order
things He will get tired looking another Job and back
Mother Earth again and seek the STEADY LIVING which
cultivation Of the soil affords Your day abore who has been
insisting getting $3.50 50 day will be satisfied take 80
per less banker who has sitting shaking
his head and saying money will find that has become
drug the market presidential campaign will be hand
Now l would call this a HEALTHY RELAXATION. 1t is
far healthy disastrous panic years ago
the reaction which preceded the last presidential election
NOW. IT WILL PROBABLY BE MORE OR LESS CONTROLLED
REACTION WHERE PREVIOUS REACTIONS THEIR
TEsTH AND AN PELLmgLL INTO PANIcs THE COUNTRY is
GROWING AND VIZ CONTINUE TO GROW RELAXATION WILL BE
HEEITHFuL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-06
Railroads and the Public.

f. OF Authority
the latter part of 1906 and up present never
great interest that weak, abused AND SO
L., HELPLESS the railway interests. One would think
from the speeches that being made from the pubica-
tons from the magazines and newspapers that the railway
Of i'll repue capable of almost every cneFOES OF
THE PUBLIC Yet they the who have been the chief
factors building up the prosperity Of the country no ONE
dares to raise a voice in their defense.
THE MEN WHO HAVE RECEIVED FREE TRANS.
PoRTATioN ARE THE LouoEsT PREACHING REFORMS AND
REGULATION RAILWAYS.
by patience and time the legislation congress states
reference the railways be HARMONIZED /, will not d.
to have toy9x states passing fox different We
have legislation giving authority and
which be ENFORCED These agreements be public
OF complaint passed upon by the interstate
mission We must have legislation providing that railways
shall be built NEW STOCK OR BONDS ISSUED except
with the approval of the interstate commerce commission
know this will among railway promoters
but they have admit might as we'll make up their
now that they longer PRIVATE INDUSTRY and he
who not prepared TO his railway public institution IN
ACCORDANCE WITH LAW should resign
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-06
A Tax For HeireSSes
Who Marry Foreigners.

BY PAUL of
~ the matter of the immense expectation of money from
America to Europe by of heiresses, l have often
~ believed that SOME KIND OF TAX should be put upon
IT. Particularly have | for long time thought that a tax
OF kind should be placed the which American
men carry to Europe AFTER THEIR MARRIAGES TO FOR
EN NOBLEMEN Those good for nothing fellows marry Amer
lean girls solely for their money and scheme should
be worked least portion outgo Besides we
want to keep young American heiresses in THIS country.
1t does not equitable These girls all
made by good Americans FROM GOOD AMERICAN INDUS.
TRY and by good American brains
Does not utterly unfair that this garneg this harvest
should be taken Of the country and be dumped into the
OF some IDLE SCION OF NOBILITY who did stroke
of work