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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-21
Marital PersiHaue,

II must confess" remarked Mrs
Crabbe. Il don't believe there ever was
really perfect man."
WELL" replied Mr.. Crabbe, 81 sup
pose that's because Eve wasn't made
first"
"How do you mean?"
''Well, if Eve had been made first
she would have bossed the job of max
ing Adam" Philadelphia Press.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-21
Wealth a Burden.

do you find great wealth a bur-
deG:"
Sometimes" answered Mr.. Cum
rex There's never any telling when
mother and the girls are going to in
vest il touring car or steam yacht
or foreign nobieman or some such
form of woiTiment and responsibility. y
Washington Star.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-21
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers having complaints to
make for non-delivery or unsatisfac-
tory delivery OF papers will confer q
favor on this once by reporting same
to phone No. 1133.
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Go to the Palace Barber Shop-un-
der the First National Bank-for a
nice. clean shave or a neat hair cut. -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-21

Tablets, writing paper, pens and
pencils at Economy Drug company.
Next door to postoffice. 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
ReCIam0s flnebTeS.

A pGHaT do que todo el mundo convene
en- 10 utilidad del FeOIamo para Loo anun'
oiantes, haAte RhoEa % hAbfa utilizRdo
squsl ten solo en- CisFtRB detsRminadaS
fOTmAV; paEO log CabRlleTeB yRnquiB han
lido m6B lejoB que nadi8 , no han queEido
TegpetaF nj ada Lon camenSsPio8.
En- uno do loo T4eioEsB de NusvR Yolk
90 lee 81 sigUisnts epitaio:
"Aquf YaCe John Smith, que Be dispRF6
an tiF0 con un revolver Colt qued6 muOF'
to iu8tSntansamente. No hBy msj0F REma
para Lon deg0gpeEadon que Ol revolver
Colt"
En- otF0 mRus0ls0 numRment0 BuntuH0,
dol miBmo Oem0ntoFio, hs hsCho Bu due1o
gTabAE la Biguients inacRipCiCn:
"Bojo eBta l0ga rsp0BRT6 un diR Jame1
BoItou; pGFO pOF 0l m0mant0 90 0CupR On
diEigiE CON gran acsptaCi6n, por parte del
pdblicO, IN mSgnffCo aBtableCimiento dG
OurtidoB = OueEoE, en- ls 5R. Avsnida, nd
nero 57.'
Por iltimo, & IoDldog IadoB do la pusrta
do an cement0FiO de PenBiIvAniR hay cole
CadOg EendoB CaEtalonOI, que diCen 10 ni
gui0nts:
"Bsbsd IL OslvssR LSgSrbieE Bi quOR6iG
p0FmRl0COF fusFa do OItoB mpFoE."
NadfO pOdE6 negaE que esto o. tan dti
= do busn guBto como yanqui.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
GARCIA DUGOS De
AguadiIIa, para San
Juan,
GsnaTo Martinez, q quien una GaGlo-
tale PasdPOl snGirlg del VlsRtTe,
haSid0 da1o dc alta.
Arturo RsSls Ial0Hit peR0r flo 4 sus GIaS, IOgl'
Tl6nhOso uDa fHGFt0 fOsIs Do Rsug Rats.

6Gpti8mbE0 11.-HOY p0R tE0n do IaB
11.20 e. m. }, sale para San Juan nU8B'
tFo diatiDguidO amigo ? gran CompAtRiota
nugBtT0 don Juan Garcia Due6S, q e. Di'
rector do 'La Union, va & ls AsAmblss
que 90 ha de CelsbFaF On sBa, en- EepEsSsn'
taCi6n del diBsrito de AguRdilla.
6uB amigos do eBt0 distEito quiGTGn slG'
giRlo para dGlegad0 ID O6mRFs, mas
nueBtr0 0FrSligionaPio no quieRs aC8ptaF
diCho cargo.
Faliz visio d0BoamoB al amigo.
Aver ha aido dRd0 de alta on oil Hos
pital municipal, 0l muChaoho GonaFo
MaEtfn0z, a quian, On dfEs pasadoR, l0 pas6
p0E Gl VientTa una Ruoda de Ia caRF8ta quo
COnduOfa, con CaterOs quinGaIe8 de maig.
Lo C0lobEamoR.
Aver DOE la mafiane insent6 ponaR fin
& SuB dfas 81 muChaCho Arturo R0BaG, Of
Cial de 10 panadeRfR de nueHEFo coEEeligio'
mario Don julian RodRigusz, ingiEiend0ge
una fuGFts dORis de Roug Rata.
L0g m6Vilog que impulBaF0n diChO in
dividu0 & tan extFsmR roBoluCi6n, fuoT0n
0l haboHle nGgRdo el padre de "a nOviR
Ia mano de 6BtR.
El Ggsado del onfoRmo 90 gave temi6n'
dose un fatal dG8enlRcs.
iQue Dios 10 aaly0l
-DeBdo oil luneg. EainR On 6Sta, NAL
tempo, diG , noOhG. Oasi diaFi0 no
hRC0 m6g que Hover, OOnviEti6ndoB0 Ian CO.
lies ca vGFdad0E0 l0dasRI.
I'll mar 30 GnCuentF8 0mbFRveOid0 t9'
niandO IoB vsOinOB que viven en el baRFio
"Higdsy" y en- Ia playa, que sl mar 90
lIov0 BuB Chosag. Muchos de elloB nj
duOFm0n vigtIandO BuS EanOhitOB.
-AnoChs el Oinemat6gEafo del sen
PoEtsls no pudo daE o. anunCiRda fnn'
Ci6n debido 10 lluvia.
Han ingEsBSd0 On 0gtB CsFc0l de
DiBtFiso OumpliF OOndena, LOS individuoB
HiguientsB
Francisco ManguGl a tRsC0 msueg, pov
0ltoFar 10 pSE pdbliCa'
JOB6 L. RomaB do8 delitoB poF AgrsBi6n
dos mag0v.
Han pido puO1tOu On libsrtad pOr ha'
bor Oumplido OOndenO, Lon Higuient08 conf
n0doB:
Iguacio Roman, CsOilio Barroto, sAtur'
nino QuintRnR. Pablo Morales Eulogio
Castro, Lucia Oriol, Juana CrsgpO, Ven
COBlao AcsvedO, Angela Martinez, EvaEis.
to Rodriguez, juan Santiago, JoBe CEUs =
Pedro JimGnGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12

Rdmitir mHI alienadoB , que en- tRl virtud
no DO pu0de OrdenRF "a ingreH0. LO mis-
mo h8 nido OontestadO On IoB CABOl de
Julian LlRnOEaI de Utuado, TeBpGcto &
% nusvR petiCi6n = al dc Juan Reyes
Flores do lO CidFR.
Han T0greTado t Ponce lOB EsfoFeI
con Para ? r. DRpsnG, que estuvisTOD
en- San Juan en- EGpFG8gn9NCi6n de Lon sin
diCatoB de Tisgo de aquella region.
-Eats iaFds 90 hR E0unido Ol Oomit6 de
franquiCiaB del O0nUejO EjOCOtivo para
dOIpSchRE los auunt0B pendiOntsB.
I'm C0mpafia de % nonoF GapoBo hA
1Glido para On EoBidOnCiR do Gurabo ID
ex.olionHda America Roman.
UN FONOGRAFO.-P0F RuBOnt8TUG
"a dusfio % vende & muy r0duOido pFeCio
un maguiico Victor n6mero con so re
cords dc Lon msjoToB aEtistaS. En- estS inn
pvOnta infOrmsTGD. 6v.E
La probable EuptuFa entire AlomGnia
FIR auCia no impediEG 10 iuvSntUd CO
pitaleliR BeguiR NBando loo mRgOffOoB tFA'
ies que vendon p. sOhiER y O0. Eata
probado que Bon lO1 mejoTes confessions
dos gus ss importAn en- Ol pafE. Plazr
FRld0Ti0tY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
Gamas y rORA blanca.

Ri bazaE de IL CaIls de San Francisco
siguS 0frsCisndO al p6bliCO 81 MIA BOlsCto
auTtidO do Objstol de fantasia que pusds
dOsoaEge. AdemGa de Loo sombEsroH para
ssfiOFaG y BGfioritaS, = otTOB mil objetoI
para damRB = CabRllsFOg, tisne I'M busn
8uRtido do CamaB con tod0s Bua accessories
, de Los mas olsgantes modeloF. Un gran
8uFtido de Fopa blanca para BefiOTRE
? EsfioFitsH RcabB do E0Cibir para loI 6li-
mos vRp0TsI , todR ClRsO dc pEendaB do
s8ta Clsg0 puOden OnContrATu0 On "Lag No.
v0dRdsl". ES0nCia8 fnaG, de tOdGB mar
cas- , pFoCsdenCisH, ObiOto8 de tocAdoF.
PaPsguRB ? aombFillaa ss onCuentFan allf
& prGCioH ain cOmpOtsncis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
Pr6ximO matrimOniO en- CaEOIinna.

So infoEmA que, On brsvs, COntEaGTGn
mAtrim0nio en- Carolina IoB diDtinguidoB
j6vsne1 lsforitA R9BHEio R'quOnR = Mi
guOl 0. Alfau.
El uefior AIfau s1 un apFociAbIe j6von
dominiCRno, lAborioRo 6 intsIigsnte, que
hR eieEcidO 81 pOriOdiGmo en- Bu pals y On
Puerto RiCo. PGTtenGCO & uuR diHtiDgui-
do fSmiliR dc Ia VOCin8 Antilla.
AntiOip6moBlO8 nuOItE0n deGeo1 de que
vOan cumpIid8 vsntuEouamSnts 10 OonBtitU'
ci6n do un nusvO h0gAr puSEtoEEiquefi9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
OHARLEs WE'RE. Corrador da ndu

CHARLES WERE, Corrsdor Dc adua.
ns, cOmiEioniBta en- general. Agents de
Las aCFsditGdas CeTv8ERa SALVATORE" y
'10WEA BRAU" alemAnaI. Agents Wp8
Cial para Puerto Rico Do 10 OonoCidR fibFi'
O. Dc iCOEes MARIE BRlZlRD" y Dc IOamGa
RCrGditsdos vinoH de BuEds0A AgntsI
general de Ia gran ffbrics fntoEnaCionR.
de ConBsFvRg ole Sol0iP' Ma lines, de Bel
giCa. OfCinRH Tanca n6moEo l. Talefo'
no 81. Box 223. PEonitud, bREatura ?
BsguFidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
M8IaDa 10 gran miti0
en- la paTata 6.

M.lana poE Ii taEdo 10 llevaFG tfsCto
un mitjn unionilta On 10 parRdG de Pta.
do TERRA, = tOmRr6n parts en- 6I diTijisndo
ls pAlabr6 al pueblo, OOnoOidoI 0FRdoEOB
dc sUtR CiudOd y dc 10 iBlR.
HOy gan sntusiRgmo para C0nCuEFiF al
patri6tiCO oct y y Lon unioniAt2B de SantuT'
GO, PusEtR dc Terra , San Juan iran & oil
loB 0loOusnteu dlaCuEDOB que Ollf 10 pFonun'
oiNn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
OIGA JOVEn De 6USTO,

lQuiors 8sr uutad IN guapst6Df pusa pa
10 ol "Popular" de America 6alRg = COM
pre- un ostuChs Contsniend0 Ia m9ioF nRVRa
ia del mundo maFCs "ship Shaw" poE q
infmo pneCio do 81 so , % unR. En- San
JUgto il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
CiHcnlO 0hreEQ.

MsnanR domingo Lea Siote de 90 tards
hRbEG OtrA reunion impOztGnts on diCho
CfrCul0.
81 principal obieto % dc reorganization,
= para 10 Cual 90 invita- & t0doB aus BOCioB
8impstizad0 req.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
TAX TICKET ARGUMENT.

IL is true that the taxes OF some
taxpayers have been reduced under
the new laws. Such result would
follow radical changes in any system
OF assessment, but as more taxes are
collected under the new laws than
under the old. due to the fact that ex-
pendituTes have been constantly in
creased, the taxes of others have
been raised. A tax system must be
Judged from the standpoint of the
principle involved, and not measured
exclusively by the way It affects some
individuals In mere dollars and cents
tax ticket argument based upon
correct principles of Justice and
equality, and not dependent upon the
juggling policies of patriotism boards
which lay levies at the discretion of
party bosses and to serve Machine
purposes. The real question is not
whether the taxes OF one shall be less
In any particular year. but whether
the system is founded on Just and
fair principles and will bear equality
and uniformly on all classes of tax.
payers and every species of taxable
property.
This the Dawson tax laws fails to
do. They being the result of a com
promise between warning partisan
factions. the spirit of principle was
subordinated to party harmony and
political expediency. The bipartisan
state tax commission reported that I'm
order to do equal and complete JUS
tice to all interests the tax commits
sion's scheme must be taken as a
whole. The selfconstructed parti.
san committee, which finally deter
mined the law, imposed the scheme
of the TAX COMMISSION on some
classes of taxpayers and shielded 9th
ers from IT. according to the manner
In which the several interests of the
members Of the committee CHANGED
to be affected. thus robbing 1t of that
spirit and quality OF uniform fairness
and justice essential to every proper.
honest and wholesome system OF tax
alton. II Is also quite apparent that
" there be reduction In the taxes Of
some taxpayers, 1t will be temporary
only, and will be mainly because
local authorities are prevented by
temporary laws from taking advan-
tage OF the greatly increased valua-
tons to increase local taxes: and be
cause tremendous pressure has been
put upon local levying bodies by the
state political Machine to bring about
low local levies for political effect.
with the inevitable result Of creating
debts that must be met later and of
preventing public improvements nee
essary for public convenience and
safety
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22

Just word here about tax dodg.
ing.
Governor Dawson owns a building I'm
Charleston which was erected for the
occupany of the printing plant that
had and has the state printing con-
tract. He leased IL to the owners
OF that concern for a term of years.
which expired last December. He
was being paid something more than
eight hundred dollars q year for rent.
When the printing companys lease
was about to expire he wanted TO
raise the rent. so the printing people
decided TO move out, but not until
they made him an offer OF $4,000 for
the building. lie refused II, demand
ing $4,000.
The land books OF Kanawha county
snow that the property is assessed
at $l1.550.
Any tax lodging there?
But that is not all. The second
floor of that building has recently
been leased by the state for use as
an armory. and the price paid is
$1,000 annually. The first floor is
not rented.
Now what do you think of a man
who yells tax dodger' at everybody
who finds the new tax laws not salts.
factory, and yet who allows property
worth an annual rental OF more than
$1,000 to be assessed to him at
S11.55O?
Is that tax lodging, or what?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
A PLEASING SIGHT.

1t certainly is a pleasing sight to
see such Republican organs as the
Morgantown Post-Chronicle feeding
from the hand of Candidate Glass
cock Candidate Glasscock Is the
man who took the Greens, now run
ming the Post-Chronicle. by the nape
OF the neck and the slack of the pan.
falcons and threw them out of the
Post, neck and crop. He is the
man against whom they rallied. and
about whom they walled until the
welldn rang for miles about. And
now they feed from his hand
The Wheeling Intelligencer. too.
IL was the fiercest denouncer of boss
ism that ever came down the pike.
Then II got its price. and now IL
feeds from the Elkins hand as meekIy
as any goat I'm the lot
The Parkersburg Dispatch.News.
also 1t was so honest from the
first week in July to the last week in
September that II could hardly af-
ford TO associate with itself. Now
IT has returned TO the hesbpots and
has its snout buried I'm the hog
trough, If the mixture of metaphors
VIII be allowed
oh, but it's a bully bunch.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
A MISLEADING ADDRESS.

The Republican advisory committee
has published an address about state
affairs that is full Of inaccuracies.
Among other things it says the Re
publicans established and Ltilt the
asylum at Weston That institution
was established by the state of Vir-
ginia before the war. and the Repub-
licans bunt only one small wing. II
was completed by the Democrats.
The university was begun under
Republican administration, but car.
ried forward by the Democrats for
twenty-six years. during all OF which
time the Republican press In the state
was trying to break f. down and de.
strOy t.
The bill establishing the system OF
miners hospitals was introduced by
a Democrat, In a Democratic house
o. s. Mckinney. In 1899 The bill
passed the house and was after.
wards passed by Republican sen.
ate. The appropriation to begin the
work was passed by the Democratic
house first, and then passed by the
Republican senate
The address, however, was meant
20 misinform. The names signed 10
II are a guarantee that II Is unfair,
misleading, utterly unreliable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22

exist Ia the ranks OF the Republican
party In West Virginia, and demand
that they exercise their influence to
insure to Republican voters a square
deal and TO obtain for the masses OF
the Republican party the orderly and
regular government of their own az.
fairs Independent of machine domino.
tion and control.
Senator Elkins Is conscious strlck.
en- and panic stricken. He knows he
Is guilty as charged. He attempted
| to play fast and loose with both can
didates. Some sinister influence binds
him to Swisher. for without that char
acter of men and tactics, he can never
hope 10 be United States senator
, again He now hangs his gate on
the Swisher post. With Swisher let
him perish. He Is surely doomed.
The brain, the manhood and that mill
tant power in the true Republican
party has risen in its might. II will
smite corruption, lying, committee
domination and machine rule. With
that structure of fraud and shame and
dishonor goes goes the man who by
sins OF omission and commission Is re-
sponsible for It's rearing He will
have ample time after 1913 to betake
himself and his ducats and his duke
to the North Pole or New Mexico II
Will be our aim to save the party so
that those not responsible for Swish
, erism and all that goes with that in
Fanny, shall not suffer and that the par.
ty may arise cleaner, purer and bet
ter for its purging"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
CAPiTATION TAX.

The Republican State Machine,
though specially protesting the de-
sire to increase the collection of the
capitation tax. has refused to allow
the passage of law requiring the
payment of this tax as a prerequisite
to voting, because the effect of such
a law would be to deprive 1t largely
of the colored vote on which it must
rely for its majority in the state.
The Democratic party, in pursuit OF
its determination to purify the poll
tics of the state, has persistently de-
clared itself in favor of enacting such
laws as will require the payment of
such tax as qualification to vote
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
THINGS LEFT OUT.

The address recently promulgated
by the Republican advisory commit
tee failed TO state how II was that
the Republican senate OF 1907 spent
contingent fund OF $4,000. while
the house. almost three times as
large in membership, got along with
$4,000. II also fails to tell why
the senate of 1907 spent $2O.S23 fo.
attaches. while the house paid but
S12,115.
II fails to tell why the senate of
1907 spent for contingent expense
Sl4.Sl day for each member. while
the Democratic senate OF 1893 spent
but Sl45 a day for each member for
the same purpose. Nor does it say
why the attaches OF the senate i'm
1907 cost 1882 a day for each mem.
Der when in the Democratic senate
OF 1899 they cost but 1927 day for
each member
II won't do TO answer this by say.
ing wages have advanced since 1893
The wages were the same I'm 1907 ass
In 1893. but the number Of person g
hired was five times as great. and
the work no more.
The fact Is the recent address
gotten out by the Republican ADVISOR
committee Is, and was intended to be-.
untruthful, misleading and unreliable
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
LOUIS BENEFITS MANLY CAM
pAIGN

No man ever made a manlier bold
er campaign than has Louis Bennett.
Having the courage of his convic-
tions,, he has not hesitated to take
the people into his confidence and
tell them just where he stands on all
public questions. Especially is this
noticeable in the matter OF the race
planks In the Democratic platform,
because II presents such n contrast TO
the evasive course OF Candidate
Glasscock. Mr.. Bennett says he is
for negro isfranchisement and the
Jim Crow" law, but Glasscock,
while he declares he is opposed to
the Acknowledgement OF the negro, re-
fuses to say where he stands on the
Jim Crow" proposition.
Mr.. Bennett takes advanced posi-
ton on the matter of road building.
being in favor of utilizing the labor
OF convicts in that work This would
remove them from competition with
free labor, and would soon give the
state net work of good roads.
Mr.. Bennett announces himself in
favor OF free text books for the chill
dren who attend the public schools.
He Is In favor of giving every child
In the state the best possible oppor-
tunity TO obtain an eductian.
Mr.. Bennett is against graft and ex-
travagance. and If elected will cut
down the expenses of the government
very greatly, without in the least in
juring it's efficiency.
In short, Louis Bennett is an ideal
man for Governor-well informed
courageous, immovably honest, amply
able to handle large affairs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
ABOUT THE MINING LAWS.

The Republicans harp upon the
amount OF money spent in mine in
spection and caring for the miners.
Let's see about that
There Is no doubt about the money
being spent. But what for? To
support the most inefficient depart
ment of mines existing in any state
of the Union, as judged by results
There has been no such loss OF life
among the miners OF any other state
In the past few years-the years dur
ing which SO much money has been
spent.
And some of these losses occurred
In mines operated I'm open and flag
rant violation OF the law, with the
knowledge and consent of the mining
department, and, II is openly charged.
of the executive department.
Mark you,
Sam Dixon is the biggest coal pro-
ducer in Fayette county, and also the
biggest political boss. He has a
number of mines i'm that county,
among them one at Parral and one
at Stuart.
In February, 1906, an explosion oc-
Cured in the Parral mine, and Is
lives were lost, while 10 persons es-
capped alive. There was only one
were being worked in 1t, when the
law says explicitly that not more than
20 shall be worked in q mine that has
but one opening
Now the district mine inspector
knew all along, of course, that the
Parral mine had but one opsning,
and of course the fact was known at
the department Offices at the capitol.
But nobody seems to have cared
about ii, for less than year later
another explosion occurred in Dixon
mine, this time at Stuart. less than
mile away, and this time SO lives
were lost, and there, too, there was
but one opening.
Now 1t does seem like there should
have been shaking up i'm the mining
department at Charleston, doesn't IL {?
Well. one inspector was fired, IL is
true; but the chief inspector was re-
tanned, and the governor, with whose
conniVance the law was thus broken,
still sits In the executive office and
is now busily engaged in trying to
name his successor
And nobody was indicted and pun
ished
Why?
Thereby hangs a very considerable
tale
sam Dixon, coal baron and political
boss, had been one of the most vigor-
Gus fighters of the Dawson tax laws,
and was one of the sternest oppon-
ents of the machine succession. But
Dixon owned newspaper at Charles
ton, and he was worth making peace
with
SO he was given an immunity bath,
warranted to protect him against
any kind of legal attack. And the
price was the support of his news
paper. the Charleston Mail, for the
machine ticket.
There should be some criminal
prosecutions, and the administration
, that winked at Dixon's violation OF
the law until 1O4 lives were made to
pay the penalty, should be driven
from power In shame and disgrace.
, Trafiicking In the lives OF men is
rather too tough a business even for
the state house machine to be al.
lowed TO engage In without rebuke.
Yes. the republicans have spent q
great deal of money I'm behalf of the
miners, but the biggest boss of the
bunch has been allowed TO violate the
, mining laws at will.
When he was willing to pay for It.