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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
PRESIDENT WANTS
MIDDLE CLEARED UP
D3sspproves Of Action q Judge
Pritchs-d n Interfering With
Jurisdiction Of State Courts
u Railway Rste Matter.

WASHINGTON. =. C--Speclsl.-
y seems % - 4 fact pretty Vel voucn-
90 ~ that TIE Ad--l-isg-a-,c- vc-y
zuch regrets the coc-se thzs Jutre
Prlscksr6 has pursued = (c-th Cs-o-
Ira y is he'd ~ ire A5--i1ls.-z-
Ec1 rEE- he and -c. the S-ats ccu-ts
Seve violated TIE comfy thar Should
exist csIwee- re ccE--s g re stare
AZ TIE Federal Government ~ lr.er-
.eT-.s "a AIRY N1y ce-o1e ne roil-
rca1s hE1 exhausted a. -he.r -e-r e-y
= re STATE courts = hEs beer The
EEtC-r- practise siDce ghe her.--f-r
G re Ec1e-a- cou-r syE-eD 20 a-icw
cEses q ms character &C e carried
-1-cCEE ire EbEs- STATE Ccur- bes--e
= vas considered ~ The Fefe-ai jars
clcIc1- n -n-s c--Dec-tc- = Is r.
-s-eEtl-E &c -cce hcw different 81 ths
E--irUae C Scu-hC-- F-eGe-a- Judges
tAE- 1hEt CO those O. the Nc-th n
-heEe cases.
A Nes-sskz FEDERAL .uare seil max
these matters we've Ger the state courts
E-5 AJAX thsr til rc- GENE under FED
era -U-lS1i--l-- U--- fEE plaintiffs
As6 szhs -s-el rheLr remedy v-t-hC-
nee D. -1e S-ate cr---s- -- N-sscc-
= e Was held rha- -he t--is- g 1rccc
-Es OF che railroads &c show -Ear -Ee
-E-es Eltf RI -la LFEfs-z-U-e were
cc-1zcl-c-T- TIE -1eEe held -As- re
r-esu--r 1c- YES tra- TIRE LeE-slcr--e
lad ne e-re1 Er-t- -r VAS proved -1at
- bad A-l 80 De, w--l wisdom
verify 90 q ScicE--, -Ehe-t ere rate
E-i c-le-f- - 90 g. t--c tcrce Ger sew
--lEl proved q. - ce l--1Frsr--e
rate r1e rE---uats uFr- O. dem --s--a-
Ken Ct -h1- 1Lr- coui1 So -t.e-
-hs A1u-----s--z-'- - .-c.-et &C
take the r-u tra- me Trcre- l-ace
. r-Eh- -he ta--le Cu- 81 rttfr the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
CHANGES At THE
MERCHANTS BANK
Jeter Jones in Charge of Savings
Departmental. T. Minor, Jr.,
Made First Teller.

Nr. G. Jeser Jones. Ger sixteen years
connected with the Planters National
Bsnk and Ter the past two years man
sgcr CT the Savings Department q
that Institution. has resigned 70 oo-
cspt similar position with the Mcr-
chants National sank Cs this city.
Tie success % Ar Jones has been
due 20 his uniform courtesy. popular
ity anG acllIy. HIS friends are pleas
"a 20 learn that hls new position IS
IN tEe nature q promotion. Mr.
Jones - cN-prcsiiert Cf TIC Richmond
Chapter American Institute ~ Bank
Clerks. and was recently unanimously
chosen 20 represent that association
az che national meeting ~ Detroit
Nr. a Il. Minor u. who has sue
cessfullv conducted the savings de-
the past three years. has been APP
pointed first teller since coming 20
the Merchants National Bank ten
years ago. rs s-ccess has been uni-
fc-.r. and his ability and Et-il. dis
-csltlcI llVc Wen fcr his lDs-st-tlo1
lu0Ere1s ~ friends
Er. =. r FerG-c. assistant cashier
@ the Merchants. leaves the Tcsltlo1
&C teller 20 assume more active Cu-
ties 81 connection with his CiHciai po-
sitica an6 81 tie ma-agcmert q the
~ Jones IS. indeed. fortunate IN
S. Cre q k.ch-cr1s Oldest acc
strongest institutions. which IS rapid
" growing J. s. lc .1terestirE fact
thlt the lrG4v.t -al deposits ~ the
bank have doubled 81 tkC llst three
years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
FOR RAILROAD TRAINS

speciaI-Raluay trains
may soon Dc equipped with wireless
telegfap hic oltfifs enabling them 70
communicate with each other while
Tying a. great speed. The inventor.
q 8 Eer fyEteEE - wireless feIegraphy
- German engineer named Helm
sc<e - expected 20 accomplish this
reeuil Eeiricke o. said 20 Be nero-
ti2tiLg with one % the great Arnerl-
can railway systems for the lnstaIla-
ron o. Ais device. but the name O. the
company IL kept secret
Ee4nicke's method greatly zsmp,ifies
the method Cf sending wireless mes
sagt4- The principal feature Of hts
apparatus n IS tabloid" size. Both
the transus3tteT and receiver can be
packed iD q case weighing twenty kill
oRraue. and can easily bs carried on
q mans back An entire wireless sta
ton outff weighs only seventy kiIo-
grams and costs about ti.Soo. Mea-
eaRee can ~ sent by the apparatus
otes a radius CT thirty miles.
The wireless system % ueln3cke Is
also applicable for war purposes. II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
INSISTS ON PUTTING
RATE INTO EFFECT
Governor Glenn Calls Conference
Of North Carolina officials to
Consider Compromise Offered
by Asst. Attorney General.

RALEIGH. y. .-Speclal.-Aszsst-
ant Attorney General L. :. Sanford
arrived n Raleigh this morning for
the purpose q holding a conference
With Governor Glenn. as arr0nged for
yesterday. MI SANFORD, Governor
Glenn. special Counsel Ex-Governor
SycocS and speaker % House Justice.
and the Council CT state. composed
q state Treasurer Lacy. Secretary of
state Grimes. Auditor Dixon. super
Attorney General Gil-ner, arr az noon
engaged fn consultation in the execr-
riNc Cthccs - The Governor AZ the
State CaYitol building. with the cx-
cepucn q the Attorney General who
Is net in The city.
While The utmost secrecy IS beirE
observed at The conference. 10 has
leaked Cut from reliable sources that
the conference - being protracte5
largely because Governor Glenn IN
s-sss On the putting the l-s-ccut
rate into operation. pending the two
United states. the one from the state
supreme Court and the ether from
TIE decision. O. JuiEe Pritchard i1
the United states Circuit Court
Governor Glenn and state Judge
Ions. who imposed TIE $4,000 fre
state AJAX (. the Southern and Allan
&c Ccasc lane roads VIII give the
g --i-cert ratc q trial. as al the other
roads are doing. tire Seahclrd irc.uG-
e.. ara d-t that thev cannot uain-
tain the -ate. meet expenses ard give
a reasonable prc1- both 90 thcI viii
favor rhe suspension q the law I'll
ne Legislature meets 20 amend 60 ~
increasing the rate
At.c--ers Co the Southern. who
are figuring - the case tc5ay. are
crpcse1 20 any Euch concession. and
Judge FTitcha-t Is satd 20 also be
aEains- - as q would be 81 Cirec;
Ccrtrave1-icr OF RS recent order ans
Injunction. which continues the three
G-t cle-so-V-h rate cu the courts
Cc-s-rue The new rate law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
GOVERNOR REJECTS
PEACE PROPOSITION

RIB a-tt-s =. as i.scLa----
rf1 -21p-t re -1t.le STATE - -or--
-arr---.a- are ffi-- 10y - btlrf ----
TAf-lf aIsf ---f n---1 i4t rf-a-9 u
80 lar1et- sac Ef-ct t4t--e ( 7
go 49, e. e.
- t@rS atI--r1 VIZ a-t-r-lcs ~
f<Ttt-
trtftftar as-e-r e---- rerrA-f-f Lft- ir
30 s<&zc - 1s1c-1 -. isE1- s-gats
- f.r r+A-f. L-t At ce--.tf 70 ------
c@t~ Ntat r. t-f1-se-s ---1e
80 t....ser -s-l-se z SO $3.50 -f -
t-AN - 4. 49, 80 - - 80 $50 r.
50 - g. - 49, -.-e 4fe----. 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
WOMAN TERRORIST
HANGED AT MOSCOW
MOSCOW

MOSCOW. -S,ccsal-.an
ether execution &C G woman terror
50" occurred today when Nine
-c--ls -irla- accused CO several atte-lr.-
e ASA nations. was hanged here
ne execution was conducted VIII the
greatest privacy. Two attempts az
ass1ss.- atic- were charged against the
woman -as- Nay sNe tried 20 ki-.
General Rhe.-cct. CI-P-etcct C Pc
Ace. and t-.e6 - XII Inspector C ire
Er.sc7- where sSc vas confined. us.- e
s revolver --yEse-lcus,y s-nuEr,ee =
. hc-- Efforts were made g induce
he- g ask c,c--ency. but sne refused
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03

BELCSA. POwEATAN CO. Va
S-eclalE--he e-rerpr-si1E business
manager q FCwhlra- Institute IS
making many lnT-CVC-rc - the
already weL equipped school. a-c cx-
poets as many pupils rs be can well
ccrc -rrl ctatf next session. Mr. Chas
- Flow. % Davie-~l. y c.. e ira
ftl-- t- -Ee l--e-cst % the school
Nr p O. Porter. business manage 2.
a-s .-st returned from "a t-ip through
several ccu-fics. n-d Mrs Thomas =.
ElEhT. % West Point. Va. will give
tle month q August 90 TIE work q
securing pupils S-e IS wen known
t- -ec STATE s-e ls rrestEt-- q
ttc Baptist WCua-.s Missionary C-lcn
CO Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03

Is believed q VIII prove especially use
fcl for military scouting cxpediticNs
Three men can transport a station
any distance. and ~ can De set up
ready Tor use in eight minutes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
Locust Dale Academy

C-trs ere1ttr advantage ~ lower
rates rhan a-y otner A-sa g-ale school
Fcr 1elltl. comfort able distraction
AID gcol Influences se-l yc-r boy aere.
-e-r1s $500 Wr.te gcr catalcg A. wv.
BRIGGS. Principal. LOCUST DALE, "a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03

talk - l-rescEi-S him. 70 SAYS the
least re present s.tuntica - critical
enc. ccl re events 90 TIE reN- few
DAYS VII - srtc-Scs VIA Vast slr-
rlccn-ce
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
The WOman'S COLLEGE
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
EsrABLIsHED 1854.

PASSED advantages
NJ A.
Eeuestonai
lees - - -
he
water
haont Hart -
Rates
VIZ lite 10
A. IL D.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
Dublin
Institute
Dublin, Va.

Prepares FOR college. university and
practical llfe. moral growth no less ouS
concern than mental training. certif-
cate accredited IA all Southern colleges
and universities. separate dOrmftoFlcn
Tor girls and boys. handsome new
building GoT the younger boys. campus
societies. faculty OF seven experienced
teachers trained al our best colleges
and universities; departments OF music
and expression under specialists
Superior advantages and very mod
crate rates cembine6S fun session SIS
TO &I44-
Write for Illustrated Catalogue
r. -. GARDNER. a B.. Principal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
Franklin Military Academy


Modern equipment. with hot and cold
water in the buildings. eo1nd bodies
and well trained minds are results OF
our training. Address. o. ". AMBER
TOS. A. u. Principal. Franklin. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
SHENANDOAH COLLEGE.

Seek education in an Institution re.
moved from temptation and kurrouncs
cd BY healthy environments.
SHENANDOAH COLLEGE.
located ln the country IN Nirxinia's
Shenandoah Valley. Near Washingtoa
Both sexes admitted. Certificate nd.
mifs 20 University OF Virginia Pris
mary. Academic. College, Elocut3ons
4uslc. Art and Busiress Departmental
Rates very reasonable. Catalogue fof
1Sth session free. Address
W. n KLINE Prcs-s Reifnnees Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
SUFFOLK BUSINESS coLLEcF.

SUFFOLK BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Motto. Persistent. Intelligent Effort
succeeds.
st<nSsraphy. Typewriffaa, Bookkeep-
las, Tetexrnpky, &r. students Can
Eater Any T1mr.
Correspondence ers
fnatrDctloH by mail for these who can
not possibly attend college College
gives credit for thts work well oOae.
ADDRESS Pres. SuHolk Bca College. Box
t7e. S11oIk. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03

Er.rA< HAIR BOUGHT AND go
- La-.E-- - ~ -.-r. So
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03

Twentv-third Session
information concerning
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13

United states Land Agent NcHe AZ.
Chassell WAS here "n busiu-s- W-dpe-daA
Owing la the irrevuisrity Of Tue wrsthe, -
the past ten days. work on the dr,vr- has
badly hamper.d.
Angus C,mpb II, Of Haucork, trans ,r
business here this week.
For the first time since the e. tablishme
the postofice M this place, thirt.~u sea y
mails were unable TO be dispatched or fec.f,
with regularity. The great STERN which ~
vailed In this section was the cause
Bear tracks were reported havin : b..cr
la this vc.n,ty witniu ta- pas week i
persons even ciaim that the. r~-r
animal.
Mrs. Louis Curtis left Thursda. Lr
quette.
James Hartley has been on the sick Isl &
the past ten days.
Frank lingo arrived here this week fru
Bay Mills.
County Road Commission~r 8 Denomi. h,,.
force OF men engaged during The rec,. n
storm In keeping the Barapa and Carp Riv.
road open. which WAS greatly appreciated 10
travellers.
sugar.makers are daily ringing In SOM
hne maple sugar.
Alexander Forcia WAS on the s,ck list thi
week, but 10 uow reported improved.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13
PELKIE ITEMS.
Correspondence.

Mrs. Joseph Duquette left thi
week for Mohawk. where she con
templates going into the hotel busi
ness.
George King visited friends u,
euro, Sunday.
Clifford King. Sr.. transacted bus.
mess at Houghion on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Furton reformed Sat.
urday last from Hancock, where she
had been receiving treatment in St.
Joseph s hospital.
Peter King, Jr., is reported re-
covering from his recent illness.
H. G. Mckenzie, roadmaster for
the Mineral Range railroad, trans
acted business here Monday.
John Papin spent Sunday last at
his home in Keweenaw Bay.
Peter King, Sr., has been confined
to his home by illness for several
days.
Mrs. Theodore Duquette is recov.
ering from recent illness.
Peter Jackson was at Alston Sat.
urday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Jackson left
Thursday for Ann Arbor.
Edward Danielson was Baraga
visitor Saturday last.
Eilene Burke spent Saturday last
with friends in Baraga.
The river at this place is now free
OF ice and men are arriving daily tc
begin work on the drive.
The Misses Nora Johnston and
Agnes Tbeobald were Mass City Wis.
itors Saturday last.
The roads arc almost impossible;
a visit from the road commissioner
would be greatly appreciated.
Cupid is getting busy in Pelkie.
Several weddings have recently been
announced.
The change in the train schedule
and the removal of the regular pas.
senger train is causing no end OF in
convenience to the people here.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13
Amputation Was Necessary.

Despite the fact that physicians
thought they would be able to save
the injured limbs of Master George
Berg, who was run over by train
Friday of last week. circumstances
so developed that it was found that
amputation would be necessary.
consequently Monday one of the in
jured members was removed and the
other Wednesday. 1t was found
that blood poisoning had began
to set in, which made it necessary
to remove both limbs q few inches
above the knees. As the little fellow
is in a very weak condition grave
fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13
ROSS Vaughan Nuptials.

A pretty wedding occurred in this
village Wednesday morning at 8
O o'clock in St. AIMS church,a at which
time Miss Ruby Ross became the
bride of John Vaughan, Jr., The
ceremony was performed by Rey. FIR.
HEM. with Miss Jennie Vaughan
acting in the the capacity of BRIDE
maid and Thomas Vaughan, as best
man.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
o wedding breakfast was served at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Henry Ross, which was
attended only by relatives of the
contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan we're the
recipients of many beautiful pres
ents, both being popular young folks
OF Baraga. They will make their
home in the Burt residence on On.
tonagon street.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13

At a meeting of Baraga Tent, No.
3s4, X. o. T. NJ, held Monday even
ing, the following named persons
were installed in office:
Com. Herman Falk>
p. C.-Fred w. SchWalm.
l.. C.-John Greenblatt.
r. Civilian Graham.
Il. C.-L. Putzke.
Sergeant-W. c. Birk.
Chap.--James Mcmahon, Jr.
Sentinel-H. J. Pennock.
lst Mas. -at-Arms--Chas. Cameron
Jr.
\ 2nd Mas. at. .Arms-Joseph Drake,
William Magnant.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13
ANOTHER
SOCIAL Event
.Kniahts OF the Maccabees and Their
Friends win Trip the Light
Fantastic.

For the first time in the history OF
.Baraga Tent, No. 3S4, X. O. I. NJ,
the members OF this order and their
many friends will join in and make
merry publicly. Advertising matter
is now being prepared which will
announce the approaching event and
give full particulars concerning the
affair.
The event is to be 10 the nature OF
a social dance and banquet, which
will be given in Grandville Hall, in
Baraga, Friday evening, May Bird,
and as this is the first dance given
under the management Of Aaccaoee
Tent. every effort is being put forth
to make it standard by which all
future eveats may be based upon.
The supper will be served by the
members Of the newly organized
hive of Lady Maccabees, and as the
majority Of the members already
bear splendid reputation as Gull.
uariaus, it is expected that the sup
per will be one Of the greatest
features Of the evenings entertain
ments.
Music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the celebrated Klingkam-
iner Orchestra, Of Houghton, and
this fact alone assures those whs
may contemplate attending, that the
dance will be all that could be de-
sired.
Those under whose management
the business end OF the event is In
: charge have used splendid discretion
In the selection OF the various com
mittees, and it is safe to say thai
with such well organized band o.
workers nothing can daunt the sue
cess Of ths3party
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13

My farm, located four miles west
of Baraga. Good buildings, water
and standing hard wood on the prem
ises. For further Information call
on Martin Cosgroye, Baraga, or
Mas. MARY W0sCHKER.
3-23-3t Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

D''"'' ou"''N 'de' uhhyH'tT
| A. q tn-riinl ol lhe. common cOun-
Gil hmlh this w.ns. r chird Fields
VA, appointed nigh, ,wa'rhmnn 10
sn,c..rd L.n,npid Puizkr
Prof AID Ir> ) o. Cluion spent
>, urday a. Suuda, lisi in Ne
lg,,mre NJ aCt,ptuu returned 10
NJ bone SurIay evening Mrs
Cl,ton VIII ,rmain for some time.
The logging train which has be-u
op rating in This vicinity through
out The winter Vas taken nff the
fore part of the w,rk.
| William Merrill, OF Cha-s sell. was
In town this week securing men to
70 on the drive for the Worcester
Lumber Co.
| Michael Mahoney arrived from
Jennings, Mich, the fore part of the
week. and will enter upon his duties
as sawyer at the Nester mill next
week.
John Gunter, who has been spend
ing the winter at Bruce's Crossing.
is among the Baraga visitors this
week.
Mrs. S. w. Clements left Thurs
day for Menominee, 10 response 10
telegram announcing the death OF
her father, Mr.. Doyle.
A meeting OF the Baraga Junior
base ball team was held 10 the Town
Hall, Thursday evening, and arrange
ments for the coming season thor
oughly discussed. A meeting OF
the senior team will be held next
week, at which time it is expected
that word will have been received
from several crack players with
whom the management is now 10
correspondence, whom they are
desirous OF signing up for the sum
mer.
Mrs. W. Parker and A. Gavin re-
turned to their home in Superior,
after two weeks visit at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. P. Gavin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kruger were
pleasantly surprised Wednesday
evening when about twenty friends
gathered at their home. Music and
dancing were the features of the
evening. Luncheon was served and
all report having had good time,
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ.
E. church will give an Experience
Social in the Town Hall, Tuesday
evening next, April 10th. Ice cream
will be served and the proceeds will
go toward the fund being raised for
the building OF parsonage.
Victor Greenyer left Monday for
New Orleans, for several months
visit.
Mrs. A. w. Stark left Wednesday
for Chicago on brief visit with
friends.
Capt. and Mrs. Newell, of Duluth,
arrived in Baraga this week, where
Mr.. Newell will oversee the work of
putting the tug Bruce into condi-
tion for the opening of navigation.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Rev. Brown on Wednesday.
Service at the M. E. church Sun
day z p. m. Subject, "The Power
OF Habit"
The Nj. E, Church fair at Aston
was a great success, the receipts be-
ing nearly $500.
Epworth League Thursday at 7:30
p. m. Subject, "God' Yearning for
The World" John 3:l6. Matt.
23:37.39:
Miss Laura Gallens. of Superior,
is guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Bully.
Arthur Carlson left Thursday for
Spokane, WASH, where he expects
to remain indefinitely.
! Joseph Frilby and ]. L. Breakstone
were L'Anse visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Cohl and brother. Mas
ter Milton Tucker, expect to leave
Monday for an extended visit at the
home Of their parents in Chicago.
Miss Bernsdine Vaughan arrived
- u. ~vc kho foro ,~ovt of xha ~aaL
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
mhat' Il m1rnttg mitl1
tfrf Sntall @uu
By JOHN ROWLAND,

street where considerable these Youths are
"he poverbay the fact accepted that boys will boys the impair
al resident IN almost quarter of the modern upon an con-
siderable group OF schobo anywhere public place potential
factor for producing anything from annoying to an ncpt
riot
There is something of the precocious and affected city school
osoethg suggestive of anything other the innocence that
belongs to his Study his actions little in public and the false
noe Will be felt Feeling that false there nothing reassurng
In IT, bodness enters markedly into it. There anything an
preaching reverence for anything There vanity which camo for the
P e no matter at what cost of modesy and breeding Presenting
upon his youth and his numbers any public place. this modern CITY
youth gives rein to counterfeit spirit of youhuness which carries with
IL the ded atmosphere of wzened old cunning and con-
cet The exhibition painful other extreme in which tp
oogenalan at some settlers encouraged by his dlng van
1 gets out the ballroom floor through the maz Of the
he British and continental European criticised the lack
Oh chdness in the American child Within dozen wears the Amer
lean neuoogst and pscat have been deong the
Oh the city child America The city youth school, walled in by the
nrowness Of his school fraternity and his lack per-
speclVe and sense of proportion has more SOCIOLOGICAL prob
lem than ordinarily is considered
In the one fact that by virtue of his NUMBERS only the school
COY may make himself obnoxious vcosnes Of te
de IN the same fact too read the toward under
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
RETURNS TO CONGRESS
AFTER LONG ABSENCE

JUST 81 years ago Gen. |. N. Sher
" wood was elected to the house by
the Toledo (O.) district. On Monday,
March 4, he emulated the cat that
came back AS the owner of hiatus
in public life Sherwood is the premier.
The late Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsyl.
yania came back after he had beer
out for 81 years. j. Warren Keifer
also an Ohioan, was out for "a years,
but Sherwood has the pas over them
all.
The general Is not such terribly
old man at that He Is only 72--ten
years younger than Senators Whyte
and Morgan and IL years the junior of
Senator Pettus. Although Democrat,
Sherwood bears the unique record of
never having been defeated for any
office for which he was candidate.
There are number of statesmen in
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
WASHINGTON DIPLOMATS
STRUGGLE WITH EXPENSES

| can afford to accept first-class post
on the present salary.
There are those in Washington who
assert that they cannot comprehend
how the president can afford to enter
tain as he does. They believe he Is
living up to every cent OF his salary.
and may go beyond it. If the British
ambassador cannot make ends meet
with $42,5O0 year, and another 10000
added for emergencies, what can the
president accomplish with less? The
British ambassador can curtail his ex-
penses at will Sir Mortimer Durand
was thrifty individual, and he must
have put by goodly amount for
rainy day. He never gave but one
large ball In his three years service
here, and his dinner parties could be-
counted on the fingers of one hand.
Now, the president of the United
States receives $4,000 a year. the use
of the White House, the furnishing.
heating, lighting and decorating the
same on festive occasions. The 30
servants are paid by the public money,
except, OF course, the maids. Wallets.
nurses, etc, that the presidential fam
lily might need. The only dgnified
procedure In Washington at present
Is for those who cannot keep up the
pace, to retire gracefully.