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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
The Victims Literally Cooked
49, '.i.-', .l.,%.! Alive. 's:..
Mo1HERs SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Blythe. .Upsetting- of, a Metal Pot ii, a
Pennsylvania Steel Plant Four are
Killed Outright ;; and Thirty Will

! Butler; Pa.,. ,special.-An explosion
caused by the upsetting Of the metal
pot lin the No. / cupola Of the Stand
ard Steel Company here!latc Satur-
day caused the death Of four men, ia
tally inj1fi6g 20, and seriously injur-
Ing 10 others. NearlyEall Of the men
were foreigners.
The large: wheel plant, $50 by 400
feet, was demolished, causing Q loss
estimated .at-$l9g, ,e0O,-~-o~~.--.,-~.r--,>---.~
The dead are: -, ,r....,. 80.
Nick ,Dorna,
Nicholas Blotar- ,a.j4;e -.,.,: w.
John, Yereek, =, e,r,.,.a ;.
unknown man.
The. condition of> the 80 men injur-
ed is pitiable. Although still alive
the features Of majority are mutilat-
ed---beyeund,-Fecegnit hot
metal was showered over them, caus-
ing horrible injuries. Arms, fingers
and ears We're town, while "a number
Of nenI1 had Mheirs eyes burned Iout!
SereraT'men are' in the Hospital with
them legs burned to- a crisp, At 'mid-
night the physicians attending the
Injured ,said, that at least 20 Of the
menrBoald de sa. IN Lying -, ~, I;l'
The iexplosioni was caused. by the, up
settinguof. metal pot zin the cupola,
Which :cofitainsd, 1000 pounds Of mol
ten metal ready for casting "a span
il tie not broke Wing flieejiianIF
iron ron to !s.spillIs.ove ,.e wet sands An
explosion followed. So quickly thai
none of tthelrworkmen in the building
lfad2a1clanee, to: escape. Streams Of
the burning snetal1poured out:on: the
workmei who We're literally cooked:
Twenty men near the cupolah- had'
every, shred of, Clothing blown off BY
the force of;:,the5 explosion. : Many
were buried eunders the; ;wreckage. and
were notIlrescuedsfor All hour, after
the catastrophe! When the flames;
shot from the burning carr works.
fully 1GlOO, people rushed : to the
scene blocking streets, and interffer--.
ing with. FIRE companies and ambulanf,
ices y Through1ack of room many of
ithe1injdred,ewcre competed to die for
AN hour on cots in street cars before
it was, possible to take them. to the
hospital a mile and a half away !,
lMemberszpf the FIRE department, and
citizens assisted in caring for the men
who. were. totally naked aand suffering
iitehsely with the cold. =. ae =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Tie: EicIdcof Sports,

i . PENNSYLVANIA had 1an easy victory
atIfootball over North Caroiinar roG-
George Bonhag, the American
Champion, IS taking a short, rest.
%C6ntests on land and. on the!se
sno# pale in interest before those'.in
the air. .--.
!, lack" Johnson outfought Sailor"
Burke in their six round bout at
bridgeport, Conn a-i!j'z .aei III,
!, Captain &C. Eide. Of the = Yale
Varsity eight. will not return to col
.lege this. fall, having decided to enter
into a business enterprise in San
Franciseo.. - i C! IL
~ Major BEL Mar trotted the fastest
mile of tire year at Syracuse. turning
the State Fair track in 2.O4k.. -
The University of Pennsylvania
track team. has lost the services of
Guy1 Haskin, champion middle-dis-
tance funners 2tss az. :f..:; i
r7Brown football candidates are. to
.doztheig early practice on a farm be-
Longing. TO an alu!nunus. Twenty
men VIII report there and live under,
,tcnts,;for G;weelF.2i :Der. s JP"i
!a2At hesstateqraaa ih!imdlanapolis.
<, ;aan Glssc Tq3di'1pWnsit; BIO fEI'a w,
Johnson es. fost0nc established a;
new worlds record 'of'o 09 for three-'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
WW0UbD VI CURB. POWER Of FEDERAL COURTS
?eaza 81 5es ao.eI T5.is af f6I - 5@*5. - .
Acknowledgement Of Thirteen States Consider Means OF
sytd ii5s1 = 49, Ending State Conflicts.

b. b
St. flreachng effect in antitrust and
litigation which in almost every state was
taken Of thirteen States Its final
Hf"S"' .
antitrust legislation
climax the
aid removing thorn In the
Interference Federal circuit courts with
b ~,
also effected name
fiona Association Of United States and united
presented brought different States against
CORPORATION TfdsG! sa: .. re-.
" The resolution is was franco % Go
Aa5aTha Al a Nv q o IGHph M5a Il
memorial al Is t as eew
each pc
function defined by the
therefore be it -
to the favorable CONSIDERS
Congress ofThe the
that Count Of he United sa or any ; uag a
ccu shall have any case
sough or any any nGae 0 o
eea sue sae to enforce any oa mass asse1t
se court I6t aSlg n6aer the cGns
State Of the une0 s'A'
IN Esde eEsgit court @ ey persons fb a R
eDens
xfS viii business
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
CNE:'.ll}P,a GpELEsGEE .ATtIEETICS,...ss ICS, .s... 4
..g sssa .5.: es1es9 ,S3, ,OQ00 OO-5=Wt1ICFI?

Intercollegiate Snots
cotfan Rsa Biz Essusst ieh :sbel
sSa.GzgI var s@' APs-a2aES LFs UopIa Aoooso nL2ac
,s s as{ sis8 Sssitsssss
CSlfsgsb oGoefit
M 5 @ @ sas I F5ys e d I ai ss ass asg6
tedg TO other
smben e hss M family and
asssfs fg & Is s ss ip6ss y tRs
s.G0NJ6 rs the ancient faith and their
in ranes acquired genera
d5iisg9 @ f ss4 M 1871
Ras M M oSsS h M staah s
baseball axnees mas pre-
The shSs until toaay
a9s sS9 ssss
She mad knogn A this m e hes ]
fEsss sa oas & ph s @sa4fo1
cha F. jenkins G
wharton who Is one ot tie
at Rosa sse aa S q d III aR
to give % up tha aaop
is the pulse Of the college VIII pc
M looks Fan as If the gt would be ea Boad
Athletics, said oSTa.sg.3f
fasyy opposed to the accept
@ Waier Clio ciohe chairman
his
oa for ra9Kea 9K @ victory He o@ a s6sd59 s6e
leic. field than have the -
SAID I
] to 0Da hs Sa M a9 she NSs alSo oppoS
tot gambling develops
rather have athletics money
or even an the mohey Street, os, -
An add
ton funds would place 1t
financial standing ana
University California within million dollars the University
of 1!At" Ft.'>fiA5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
DR.. q: T. Inge Buys Shreveport Fran
~ ;iGJ chise

Mobile, Ala, special.-Dr. II. T.
Inge, president Of the local baseball
organization holding the Cotton States
League franchise, anounced the pur-
chase of the Shreveport Southern
League franchise conditional on be-
ing able to get out of the. Cotton
States League next season. DR.. Inge
appears to think there will be no
trouble about this.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
The sou:h Fasses New England.

The interesting fact is developed by
bulletin on "Power Employed in
Manufacturers, issued by the Census
Bureau that the South out ranks
New England. The report sets out
that the total amount of power en-
ploycd in manufacturers at the close.
of the calendar year 1904 was 14,7
641,544 horsepower. To, this amount
steam engines contributed l4s2S,1ll,
horsepower, or 73.9 per cent; water;
wheels, 1,647,96O- horsepower, or
11,3iper cent; electric power owned
or rented, 1,592,4S3 horsepower, or
100 per cent; gas or gasoline engines
2s9,5l4 horsepower or 2 per- cent;
an other kinds of power, II 2S3, ,467
horsepower or 1.9 per cent. 49,.
The important part of this report
is. that section showing how this powi
er was distributed in geographical ;di7
visions. The Middle States ranked
first III the amount Of power, report
ing. 5,ooo,367 horsepower Ths3 Gem
tral;States were second with 4, ,o7Gfa
29S. horsepower; = the Southern STATES
third with 2,3s6,33O; the New Eng.
land States fourth With 2,s5a,26s;;
the Pacific. States fifth With. 474 1897,
and tie Western States last with 445,
937.l Perhaps the most STRIKING facg
revealed By these: figures Isl that the,
Southern States reported more power I,
than New England. This has not hap
pened before in' the history of THE
country In tlris jconneetion iteiss in.
teresting to, note, that the tlh4le ydeYelnrps;
ment in the Southern States has been
in the utilization Of steain-po@Gter. 0Thf
the South s7.4 per cent Of the powo
er was derived from steam and GO
per cent? from water, but in New
England 59.3 per cent q was 0 from,
steam and 1912 per cent: was from,
water.-Charlotte, N. c. Evening
Chronicle A9tt!9aI MI @g@6- qoHs;I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
/, Murder and Suicide.

6 q4TKeya West, Fla, 'speeial.-Austih
Griffin Shot and killed his wife Iat.t the
breakfast table, 2 then committed sui
,eide1by drinking .carholic acid; Z Mrs.
Griffin was. separated from her ,hus.
band. but he refused to lave the house
demanding half. of the property. Sun
day, morning. the husband demanded
an understanding and she refused TO
converse with him. lie drew his re-
vvodlver and shot her in the back of
tie head, causing instant death. IL
survived her one hour 7s 9aii ;1ags (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
NEGRO sTRaNGLER,s; STORY:

gChicago.-Richard Walton, a NE
gro. has confessed that he alone nlur-
dered Mrs. LilTianf White Grant by
strangling her. as4she! lay IN -bed' at
her home Using. sPelice Inspector
Hunt as dummy Walton, illustrated
how he had tied an undervest about
Mrs. Grants neck and choked her
to DEATH :. 80 hls! HG 80 So
ze-Afterward he stole her watch and
money and fled. -. He, was arrested
in Springfield, ILL.,, by a negro police
man skslEl l-.it; 8;S3 s&h ~ apo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
) Rev. DR.. A. II. Moment Dead.

Raleigh, N C., special.-Rev. ALI;
red II. Moment, D. D., pastor Of tbs
First Presbyterian church, died
Saturday afternoon at 8 CLOCK of ty-
phoid fever. Dr.. Moment was a ma
tive of Canada. He was born in 1852
He was a graduate of Princeton prior
to- coming to Raleigh was pastor OF
churches in New York and Brooklyn.
The funeral was held Sunday and the
jburialowas in Oalowood cemetery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Cannot Paw Immigrants Fare.

New. Orleans, special.-Louisiapa
cannot legally pay the fare, of .immi-
grants to this country, according to a
ruling received from the immigra.I
tion bureau. The decision was render
led I'M the test case Of Geronimo Gar
icsiia, whose fare the State paid from
Cuba. The grounds Of the ruling
have not vet been received. y :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

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sTaFaseP.5ass; . 6 3 : ci4S c:i 81, oiEb5, 1sss-
i fsiE; sJEucAS:EoUNHsSs ss,.::s.s: :: 1Slnarsz
FRANK tsrS:HENEf; nakcs gath tbakheas J
Co., DONG sbGsitiess IN the City bf:Tofedo. !
County; aad. State s::2Esssai4 :srsai sads stbss shd /
firm sun, stSE E asS nsEp2 s. s9ssI
that cannot be cured' By the use of HALLS
CATARRl1 CURE tIstssI;E ! Si; :l:, El!sNEY:
presence, ssasa this 9th dayes 5sssSi5s IS. !
1886. - "A. " -GLEAsoN, i
sfAiEiSas} fA5ias S5sFs
iasts:directly .on the blood aed y MUCOUS II sur :
faces iof;the SYSTEM! Ssad 19t SestuIeE,als, 4
lffee,>...s E.J GHsSEsss sGo. .lelsaa. " &
Sold by all Druggists. 5c::-.-.-o,,~..,-..-1
cIakcHalrs Family II fof cons On 9t77
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Current Events.

4 Criminal proceedings have been in
stituted against Maxim Gorkey on. ac-
count of his novel entitled WMothern
Which has been confiseated.s5,
-Four persons were Killed in col
lision between a feright train and q
work train on tho. Seaboard AR Line
railroad llcars Alamo, Georgia,
/ The Duchess OF Marlborough fer-
mera6easufeo Observation-Disclosures
America next month.
FurtheE,SeSpel eliments - we're madg
w;+hsth ErnIIe iq .::fiiTsf, III,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
CHEAP FARES IN CLEVELAND.

!, ! Cleveland, ohio.-The Cleveland
Electric Railway is now selling street
car tickets at the rate of seven for
cents.
u The announcement Of the company
says the. experiment is made to show
the public that the company is In
earnest IN IFS effortato give the Cleye-
land public; practically, three and. a
:half-cent, fare. which, it says, would
be permanent If its proposition to the
city is accepted: '''''s ~ -''''s= p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
OYSTER. Bav,aanounces i;that gentle

Oyster: Bav,Danounees ;that @gentle-
man called Mety Tiger has been ap-
pointed to succeed Pleasant Porter as
first. !el4ief of the Creek Indians.
There:uis ;aashockihglg . scarpirorous
suggestion about. the, ncw chief = $
name. Does he eat 'em alive? At
any rate lie hacks the soothing So
polifc aiid 'tlfirst-allayiiisc qualities
baptisimaifs accrmnsfto hisapfedeces;
sor.-Bfooklyll Eagle. sra as;snjlsa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Former Archduke to Marry Plebian.

Vienna . BY Cable.-Herr Woelaing
formerly Archduke Leopold Saliva
tore, Of Austria is engaged to marry
Maria Ritter the daughter of an
humble Silcsian, Herr Woetling has
telegraphed confirmation of this fact
from Zurich. He adds in the dis
patch that he tiled to dissuadei his
Sister the Countess MontiSlioso from
marrying Enrico Tonselii the singer
ON account of the disparity. of thelf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

Now that the newspaper cores,
pondents have located a salt river in
Greece, will they please tell us who
is the Hon. William Jennings Bryan
of that country ?-Bristol Herald
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Ever Notice.

The doctor business seems to be
extra good at the health resorts. US
No man is happy in every way
Nicoltratus. $50 ~ tao
The girl who is rich may be afraid
that man married her for her mon-
ey, but she will at least be married.
Love of money is the disease which
renders us most pitiful and groveling.
-Longinus. ,aia q
No longer let us be talking here
nor put off the work God has intiust-
cd to our hands.=Homer. u. .::lI !. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
. News Notes.

/. Three Cuban. generals; we've. arrest,
ed on charges of fomenting, a revolu:
tion against the Government. :" ;:
A c:hil,; officer believes that mfr.
Roosevelt W.. soon issue, Statement
finally uee''il.il.. l. accept third
ia,..n 3tgG" - ~. ~ ls@!sE, lsba
'Tl.c instahati,4t Of The telephone
system nj. eulli,e control wall bpfeb-
ably, delay tue SAILING Of the feet
January
Prince Charles of sThurn and TaSis
WAS killed as, be, attempted, to slide
down the banisters in his regiment
mess room in 'Potsdan.a 9'Sl !F'g Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

FITS ST. vitrrs' Dance: N Nervous Diseases per
manentlycuredbyDr Khne's' Great Nerve
Restorer. 50 trial bottle and treatise free:
Dr., H. Rc,Kline, I'D. 1881 Arch ST. rPhila.y Pa,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
A Relief.

II believe 1 prefer the concert sin
ger to the operate variety
"Why?" Hit: - G., socn
'.The concert singer is not expect:
ed to make gesture" !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

Mrs. Winsfows Soothing, Syrup for Children
teething, softens thegums, ms,reduceslnhammaS-
Eion, allays pain, cures wind collc, 25c potGle
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

Get every bird sing its own note.-
: Danish. So. 41-'07.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

Rewords and punishment ARE the
basis of good government.-Neros'
There is nothing worse for mortals
than a vagabendE life. .-vHomer- -.
;fEven wisdom is got the better by
self interest. .-Pindar. 'H"-; ,".5'4 10 !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

The experience };of. lifeLWBat a
fool -I've been !2PuncR I''G h:@f:@
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
l'tsTrHis tapsreal Busitlesss,,.s: t

= II sstsaSE .
-eacsm- ttTrirc Tgffpssed12z.a- k1rrkty
cloN1is and That enfEe5r.ss'ses rf ~ ,.,,,. :,
'eMhat aree. You driving at noY,22 oY,2ss.-. 22
"RoeseEsN Els e tsar . a2tse!s tHsSslA sHslls; Sc
nial every. week. I" ,5.,..,-.-..,.-,..,-..,...o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Pro7ergs; and Phrases.

A man is not necessarily an acre
naut because he is often up in the l1e.al an
q Hewhoi has a good nest finds good
fricnds,7- Portuguese: .laG N.Gu 49,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
No News in The Paper.

Frequently. You pick up one of the
local papers, and after glancing at
the headlines wearily, thrust it aside,
remarking, "Nothing in the paper to-
day. Did you ever stop to think
what that phrase-nothing in the pa
per today-means? Il means that in
the day no misfortune has befallen
any one in zonr citys that mo fire has
wiped, out -a-aeigfhbers worldly goods:
that the grim angel of death has
crossed no threshold Of a friend that
no. man driven by. .liquor, hatred or
fear hasstsken the aRel iy5f : hlnflap
that no 5pdor9d devil. hauhted by: the
past OF abs misdedds sof fserhe aoslisS,
las crossed the great divide by his
own haffd. $50 the next time yohspick
up a paper that doesn't announce a
tragedy, give a little. thanks instead
ola grunt because: :thcre iis;no news: 7
Nevada, Mo-, Maik LIT I.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

"For a. year l have had what thesy;[call!:
eczema. Lhad an itching all oyei. my Sodyn
and when l would retire for the" "night'it'
would keep me awake half the plight, and
the more l would scratch h,-'the, more it
would itch ! tried all kinds Of ssreme1ies,
but could get no relief. i I Used one cake of
CuticliFa Soap; one boz Of Cuticura and
two ,viels. :,of>;; outicpra 'Ressolvent Pills
which cost; me "a dollan j6nd twenty-five
cents in all, and;am-vey glad + treI 4hem,
for I was completely, cured. ! Hyal4sa wv.
Paglush, 2O7 N: Robey ST., Chicago Ill.,
Oct. andel6; le9aaaii' ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

IA verbal pyromalac is what lis
Known in common Speech as a hoetair
artist, and unfortunately such cannot
be sent to the Home of Incurables,
Hence they are sent to;legislative as
sembles-Richmond Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
AN IMPUDENT DEMAND.

Charlie
of
department. pols taxpayers
giving simply giving positions
salaries doing politics
In a
of those whom Achi thus insists shall be payroll
of
to
Charlie lark,J jimmie IN Opau
he will finish will
witho
the honstse of eeommu
by audacy o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14

aren't You ashamed of yourself?''
asks the insistent reformer. Here
you are day in and day out in a state
of intoxication. You know what such
dissipation leads to. Already you
show the symptoms of a man who is
on the verge OF delirmm tremens. And
I understand that some weak girl is
foolish enough to have accepted your
proposal of matrimony. I shudder for
her, and for you!'' 'cNev' min, O.
fer" replied the hopeless case. 'Zhe
lady I'm go to marry ish shnake char
nler in shide show."-Chicago Post.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
UNCLE SAM AS CHEMIST.


Through its Bureau of Chemistry the United States Department of A
scientific aid all branches agricultural
the public against impure and otherwise unfit food supplies for
division being organized
being those of food and drug inspection dairy miscellaneous
paper of investigation
within
per reporting special
Investigations and
Chemistry late departmental bulletin
''to questions chemistry
may be
to by other the
individuals only or to small group of individuals not be taken In
veigations of plans which only
requesting Investigations be
sne may result to the advantage of the public in general
not especially single individual individuals
be undertaken
charged
perform whatever analytical work be required for the information of the
Secretary Agriculture through general ORDER April % 1907
thirfve chief inspector
of
the
porons First the inspection of foods drugs
Columbia the territories shipped
the United
connection with food inspection work branch laboratories maintained
Philadelphia,
samples foods
and obtained inspectors
of
With by
Treasury departments
former obtaining
through collectors of customs looking after the samples
country. --ez~--4@~~t
While very
results milk Honolulu the
stale and tainted foods be expected that the execution
considerable assistance be
the The charged
1t
well
work composition of commercial hOneys being investigated
particular
yeson is double the Hawaiian
published
while
viii eliminated the market under the
which industries
position refuse
of ando materials alcohol
named above will
of relating
agricultural yielding
problems
coaguaio of rubber latex of rubber
by particular laboratory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
TEN THOUSAND
FOR GOVERNOR
Continued from Page one.)

of Porto Rico .-eceiYes 5000 AMI has
| the use of the Mansion previously useA
| by the Governor-General under SPAN
| ish rule. In Porto Rico there is a
/ secretary at $4,000 and an assistant sec
| rotary at $500. The Governor should
! receive more than the Governors of
| Territories on the mainland because,
among other reasons, the cost of living
is much higher, the Governor is expect
| ed 20 entertain more, not only resi-
dents but distinguished persons pass
| ing through, and his position is one OF
greater responsibilities, considering the
situation of the islands, the diversity
of races, the fact that the public LANDS
| are locally administered, etc, etc
"Qn the mainland district judges re-
| ceived $4,000 and circuit judges $1,000.
The L. S. District Judge in Hawaii
has the jurisdiction of circuit judges
as well as district judges and quite as
much work, if not more than corre-
spending judges have on the mainland.
The salary, therefore, should be that
of circuit judge, namely, $1,000. The
Z. S. District Judge of China receives
$4,000 besides travelling expenses.
THE Associate Justices of the SUI
preme Court who now receive the same
as the L. s. District Judge should have
their salaries raised correspondingly,
that is, to $1,000. The salary of the
Chief Justice correspondingly would
come to $500.
Formerly the Circuit Judges of the
First Circuit received $4,000, but under
the Organic Act all receive $4,000. It
has been suggested that the salaries
of those in the first circuit should be
restored to $4,000, but it would seem
better to recommend that all be raised
to $4,000; first in order to compensate
judges of outside circuits for the dis
advantages of not living in Honolulu;
secondly, because Congress has shown,
as in its action in this very matter
previously, that it does not as a rule
like to discriminate between different
officers of the same rank in the matter
of salaries and would probably be more
ready to raise the salaries of all the |
circuit judges than of some of them
alone.
Respectfully submitted,
''B. F. DILLINGHAM;,
''E. /. SPALDING,
s'GEO II ROREP TSON - /
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14

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