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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19

candidate for his old place of vcepresden with
defeat election
of the old which OF
another
ideals PHILOSOPHERS
whirl
there has been in all probability
consistently be charged that he regular"
OF the he a
against the
suggestion But he philosopher being
TO the newspaper nervewers gentleman the
gentle
men.
Before
during the Cleveland
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19
EXPLORER FOUND AGAIN

DIR. Sven Hedin, greatest of living travellers
is saved again. Since he began his explorations
of interior Asia, DR.. Hedin has been reported
lost many times and In each instance Just about
the time the hunting expedition is getting ready
to start out on the quest for his body the miss.
Ing man turns up In new and unexpected
place.
Although Swede, and native of Stock.
holm he is travelling under British protection,
and that government has been much concerned
over his latest disappearance which was in
Tibet.
Not only has DR.. Hedin been judlcious and
daring explorer, but the results of his travels
have been concrete. One of his discoveries has
been a chain of mountains I'm Tibet nunr Q nnn
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19

by dressing your land every year
after haying you can double and oft
en- triple the amount OF hay produced.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19
BACK IN POLITICAL ARENA

Adlai e. Stevenson, vce.presdent of the
United States during the second administration
of Grover Cleveland, has emerged from the sim
pie life he has been living for some time at
Bloomington, III. At the recent primary elec.
ton he won the Democratic nomination for the
governorship of his state and he will make a
strong fight for the office.
Besides being vice-president with Cleveland
from 1898 to 1897, he has been more than o
slight possibility himself at three or four differ.
ent national Democratic conventions He was
talked of strongly in 1892, he was given a still
stronger boost for the nomination in 1900 and
1t really looked as though he might land first
place on the ticket in 1904. In 1900, however,
he was placed on the ticket again only "a n
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19
Cover the Bare places.

II there are any vacancies in the
corn field plant beans there or some.
thing that can be turned to account.
Keep every foot OF your farm growing
with something that will help
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19

miles long representing also the last possible
gold fields
strkngy
Travelled for 81 days In the drea solitude
single
The travels of the dscoverer in Asia
doubtful whether
O to the magazines
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19

H. Co. and Others
like
But collector
OF scholarly Mr.
collection the valuable
letters and documents
/
the beneht historian
odd combination Of eaeur and lawyer
cornell and
called Medaions Autograph Collector Book
~
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-19
LITTERATEUR AND / AWYER

Adrian II. Jollne, receiver of the Metropoli
tan street railway system in New York city.
has filed his first report in the courts there. and
1t contains some revelations concerning the con.
dition of the road which proved sad reading for
the innocent stakeholder who paid fancy prices
for stock in a bankrupt concern.
Jollne is an attorney by profession and
iorce OF circumstances but he has two distinct
lines OF endeayor In which his interest far out.
strips that of the courts and musty tonnes Ono
of these hobbies is railroads; the other fartbest
possible removed from the first is the gentle
art of autograph collecting. As for the first in
addition to the street car recevership, he has
annexed such titles as president of the Missouri
Kansas Texas railroad director of tbe
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
EVEN AIRSHIPS ARE IN
THE STATES CONTROL

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE various in
ventors and others interested In aerial
navigation propose an amendment to
international law defining the extent
OF a country's sovereignty in the air.
According to international law. a
states sovereignty over the waters
surrounding 1t extends as far 'as a
cannon ball will carry" When that
law was enacted, the maximum carry
ing capacity of cannons was between
twenty-five thousand and thirty thou
sand feet II is much greater now.
Krupp constructed a cannon that car
ries more than 20 kilometers tower -
miles,. while the latest American can
non is reputed TO carry 80 kiloneters
(about II miles,.
AS cannon shooting straight up
in the air carries only half as far as
Il does in a horizontal position. a
states sovereignty over the atmos-
phere would be between six and ten
miles, IL the new amendment is adopt.
ed.
Accordingly a modern airships thus
far constructed would be under the
Jurisdiction OF the states over which
they travel.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
GOV. HUGHES WILL
Be REN0MINATED
EDicT is TO COME FORTH FROM
ROOSEVELT. AT OYSTER
BAY.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Gov.
Hughes. OF New York, will be nomin-
ated TO succeed himself.
That Is one OF the pearls of politi-
cal thought dropped during the visit
OF Chairman Frank III. Hitchcock. In
Washington. for a single day. There
will be plenty OF investigation and
inquiry and consideration OF claims
OF opponents and proponents, but the
decision which will come from Oys-
ter Bay, and which will be conclu-
sive. will DO that Hughes must be- re-
nominated.
II will not please the old-line poll
ticians. but they will have TO take
their medicine, which they will do.
That Is part of their business. They
are not the people who have TO be
considered. They never bolt. They
have future In mind that Is more or
less personal To themselves.
The people TO be considered are
those who can only be satisfied by
giving them an candidate and plat
form that suits them. The big indie
pendent element or the Empire state
is being considered In making this de-
termination.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
100000 TO COME
OFF TAX ROLLS
BIG ERROR MADE BY ASSESSOR
MARschNER'S CLERKS
OTHER MISTAKES.

A reduction OF 5000, 900 In assess
ments is asked in petitions presented
to the council tax committee. Friday
morning
Most OF these petitions will be-
granted, and there will be conse-
Quent shrinkage Of approximately
$500 In the years tax levy there
from. One OF the errors In assessment
amounted To almost 100000. while
two others total more than 100000.
X. Arlington Newman claims that
his assessments were wrongly checked
up by Assessor Marschner's clerks
this year, and that by reason OF this
error he is taxed on valuation oil
S662, 900 instead OF $316.0O0. The
books apparently bear out his asser-
ton and the matter has been referred
back 10 the assessors. This change
may be contested because the present
board will take steps TO learn whether
the property is not really worth much
more than the lower assessment.
Williams Bros. pickle manufactur
ers. confess that they made an erro:
| In their tax statements, including Ill
their return the value or large guam
titles OF pickles held al various coua
try stations. These stocks are also as
sessed at the smaller places and SC
they claim that their assessment
should be cut To the value OF lOi,35s
bushels OF pickles. or $3.50, 443.75.
Morgan Il Wright. tire manufactur
ers, claim that their real estate was
assessed at $4,000 when the asses
sors had agreed 10 cut il to $3.50 900
| This was allowed.
Mrs. Elwood T. Hance asked that
she be allowed to pay back taxes OIL
residence in Brady-st. with only
per cent interest The taxes were
mot paid in 1872 and 1873 and have
not been paid since 1891, during
which time the amount OF origina
taxes, exclusive OF interest. has rur
up TO 1870.
Mrs. Nj. J. Ward showed that hel
property had been assessed in hel
own name and also In that OF hel
husband, and $4,000 of assessment
was therefore Cancelled
Some 80 other petitions for reduc
tons or cancellation of assessments
were brought up before the commit
tee. Many were denied, but large
proportion were put over for furthei
consideration.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

ceiver against Hayden, Stone & Co.
in which numerous petitions have
been filed asserting special rights In
particular securities. For obvious
reasons. and with no intention of pre-
JUDGING any such asserted rights,
these securities are here treated as
firm assets. The fully paid accounts
OF customers having reference TO Sc
curities held by Hayden. Stone & Co.,
aggregate, according TO present In
formation. about $4,000. The total
value OF the securities with Hayden,
Stone & Co. has enhanced since July
49,"
A list OF these securities is given.
Stock Exchange Seats Assigned.
Concerning the stock exchange
memberships the accountants make
some interesting revelations, as fol-
lows:
For the information of all concern
ed and without intending to draw con-
illusions as TO the status OF the same.
these stock exchange memberships,
or seats, are included in the statement
in q separate column. at valuations
according to the best Inform
alton obtainable. The several ex-
changes are said to treat the mem
berships as personal to Cameron Cur
RE: they were charged against Cam
eron Currie's personal account In Feb
uary. 1902, and the receiver has been
notified that the memberships In the
New York, Chicago and Boston ex-
changes were assigned 10 Charles L.
Freer in March, 1902, as security for
loan OF SOP shares of American Rad
iator Co. preferred stock valued as OF
July is, 1908, AT $4,000 That stock
seems TO have been used for the ben
eft OF Cameron Currie a. Co. and that
sum has been included In the liabili'
ties OF $1.42S,73443 mentioned In the
schedule. the particular stocks not be
ing in the possession OF the receiver.
The sum mentioned, which appears
I'm the schedule OF liabilities as due To
customers, is the aggregate OF about
$50 accounts brought down To date. II
is explained. The sum OF s5l5.929.'1,
under the classification OF Hayden.
Stone a Co.'S account" In the liabili.
ties. represents the balance due the
firm on July is. according to Cameron
Currie Il Co 5 books The receiver.
however, does not concede that this
balance Is due the firm and the ac-
count will be subject to review In the
suit for an accounting. now pending
against the Boston brokers.
The item, Cameron Currie on Sc
curities account" put down al $50.
500. i6 i'm the liability schedule, is thus
explained:
This apparent credit of sS7,506,16
il more than Offset by the debit bal.
ance VI $lO6. 1885 in the personal ac.
count OF Cameron Currie, shown in
| the assets"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

mail and over the telephone from
creditors and attorneys representing
creditors.
In view of these circumstances, i"
say the accountants, 1T will not be
surprising IL some errors or OMISSIONS
have occurred and our report will be
subject to adjustment and amend
ment TO some extent
BY way of explanation me account
ants state that all representative ac-
counts and accounts which appear 10
represent expense items, office ac'
counts which would seem 10 have no
asset value have been eliminated
from the statement, that the accounts
included under the heading "otner ap'
parcn. a-sets" are as taken rom the
books and. like some others. are sub
ject 10 realization" and that the la
bility TO banks and trust companies
is made up from statements and IN
formation furnished by financial IN
stitutions.
The report continues:
Interest has not been calculated
on any OF the accounts since June ~
and all transactions are subject 10 the
addition OF interest where IL is prop
erly chargeable and TO credit FOR In
terest where such should be allowed
Commissions attendant upon the clos
ing out OF the transactions have not
been taken into consideration"
Hayden, Stone & Co. Securities.
: With reference to the securities
held by Hayden. Stone & Co, Boston,
mentioned in the schedule OF assets,
the report says:
These securities are the subject oil
the pending suit brought by the re-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

In Indiana, Uncle Tom Sun draws
Like q hanging.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
From Another Point of View

NJ D.. mayor the idea:
big hotel We thought that place had one
Gov over but there are some
ng tn,
annual m1zz this
of consde Iteration
The shave themselves
And barber Themselves y
ne should
he bameden British
NY w
would
tn council become a prescription eicark.
fishermen paying 10 cents
Is that the fish
come feel eannot they're high.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
FIGHT IS
MADE AGAINST
BANKRUPTCY
drawing from his position and giving
further time to Ale proofs.
tcon,inuea from PAGE oneJ
Heavy Work for Accountants.

Heavy Work for Accountants.
The accountants, In their report
refer 10 the vast amount OF labor in
volSed in its compilation as an ex-
PLANTATION OF its not appearing sooner.
There were inventories OF the various
securities TO be obtained and listed.
II is pointed out some $50 accounts
of customers to be written up, involg-
ing practically the rewriting OF all the
ledger accounts; the checking of the
stocks entered in the long and short
registers" against the open accounts.
and tracing back TO closed accounts
OF stocks not belonging to open ac-
counts, but which were carried for
individuals as fully paid. And while
all this was going on, the account
ants were also furnishing the receiver
with information that would enable
him 10 answer the hundreds of quer-
les that were pouring in with every
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
ANARCHISTS PLOT
STORY A CANARD

LONDON, Aug. l4.-At Scotland
yard IL is declared that there Is no
foundation for the story sent out from
Geneva today. to the effect that q plot
to assassinate King Edward and En-
peror Francis Joseph during their con
ference Wednesday, at the summer
villa OF Emperor Francis Joseph had
been nipped in the bud by the arrest
OF two desperate anarchists.
According TO the Geneva story. the
two anarchists. heavily armed. were
arrested at small station on the
Tyrolese frontier. while on their way
to Ischl. where the two monarchs
were i'm conference. Although thetwo
men were rigidly examined by the
police authorities. nothing important
was learned and the supposed desper.
ate characters were released.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
POPE ADDS|00M|LES
T0H|S OWND|0CESE

ROME. Aug. 1.-THE pope has de-
cided to make another startling
change which will add over a hundred
square miles TO the territory OF his
own diocese OF Rome, which, until
now, has been limited to the city
proper.
To effect this change Pope Plus has
clipped the territory of the six card
inal-bishops, including Cardinal Sa-
TOLL. who is bishop OF the suburban
diocese OF Frascati. Moreover, his
holiness makes the six cardinal-bish-
ops only titular, that is, without any
jurisdiction over their sees.
simultaneously the pope Intends TO
greatly reduce the number OF bishops
in Italy There are now nearly three
hundred Of them, but when this latest
re form IL affected they will be reduced
TO about two hundred. A serious re.
duction Is also TO be made in the
nun Der OF Spanish bishops. One OF
the results will be that for the future
Catholic bishops in the English speah-
Ing world will have a larger voice In
the general council OF the church.
II H. almost certain that the diocese
OF Cleveland is to be divided with tho
new see OF Toledo. Ohio, OF which
the first bishop will be Monsignor
kondelka. Auxiliary TO the late Bishop
Hortsmann The Propaganda Is EN-
gagged now In discussing its last ap
continents TO the American hierarchy.
bishop Is TO he appointed 10 the
newly created diocese OF Rockford.
formerly part or Chicago. and sue
cessor is To be- appointed to Bishop
Hortsmann, of Cleveland. A new arch
bishop is to be named for Santa Fe.
a coadjutor for Archbishop Riordan.
OF San Francisco. and a coadiutor for
Bishop Ludden, OF Syracuse.
Some women are self-made and some
49,. .av,naaIad 80 aLar
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

Some women are self-made and some
are remodeled by a dressmaker.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
Donald Knew.

"a Donald Knew.
Margaret, aged ten. was beginner
IN history. Mamma she asked. what
does 'behead mean?'
ITO cut on a mans head. dear
There was moment OF silent
study: then another question
what does defeat mean, mammal?
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
" THE TRUTH A
No Matter Whom ii Helps or Hurts,

The other day in London, a
number OF ladies of the aristocra-
cy gave a party for their pet dogs.
Invitation cards were sent out
and the poodles were brought in
carriages. -
They were decked in the cost
lest of ribbon, their nails care
fully manicured and they wore
necklaces of pearls and diamonds.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

Little Donald. aged four. was inter.
ested.
II know, mamma" was his logical
conclusion. Defeat means To cut
a mans feet on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
LABOR NEWS

The United Textile Workers oil
America will hold their convention al
Cohoes, n. Y, on Oct. 20.
The fifth session of the Ohio Typo.
graphical conference will convene il
Youngstown on Oct. IL.
The Michigan Federation of Labor
has gone on-fecord in favor of woman
suffrage and against prohibition ant
local option.
Labor troubles have again broker
out in Holland. This time the troubl,
is at Tilbourg, where 1000 men hav,
gone on a strike.
The American section of the boot ans
shoe workers international body nov
has more than 500, 1000 in it's emerg,
ency fund, according to report.
The 1900 bridge and girder workers
on strike at Northampton, England
recently decided not TO return to worI
on the terms offered by their employ
ers
There is a movement to organize al
the unskilled workingmen of Montrea
into big fedora ii noganlo taoin-
into big federation along the line
of the Knights of Labor which existed
in that city about twenty-one year
ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
None That I Love
More Than Myself.

Appropriately enough, these badges
were of yellow color. The sentiment
is an expression of raw selfshness. II
is a worse selfishness than that of the
legendary old party who prayed:
o Lord bless me and my wife.
My son John and his wife
Us four and no more.
Who loves no one better than him
self loves a mighty selfish individual
and lives in very small circle. Single
blessedness" affords but a narrow
range.
The confirmed bachelor lives an abb
normal life.
Marriage is more than natures plan
for the propagation Of the species. 1t
affords wider growth, wider expert
ences, wider happiness.
The obstinate bachelor says:
Look at the divorce courts. Mar
riage is a failure" Or, Marriage is a
lottery. I cannot afford to take the
risk
Marriage is not failure, and he who
says so might as well point to the hos
pitfalls and declare human life a failure
as to point to the divorce courts for
proof of his assertion.
To be sure, the bachelor may have
real excuses.
Possibly the right party has not yet
appeared on the horizon of his hopes,
though she may live only next door.
Or he may have dependent relatives
and cannot afford matrimony. Or there
may be lack of health.
But
The healthy, foot loose celibate goes
too far when he glories in his bachelor
hood and confesses that he loves him
self too well to marry. He puts him
self down as a no account member of
the human race
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
MR.. WATSON HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

WATSON, Indiana
President political
the republicans confident will be the
political meeting held in the city in
AS man al a Jekyn the
will undoubtedly
We predict they will not be disappointed
We will
When Mark Hanna reved during the
pagns
m
Watson, much maligned
diana
forked al andsa uplfted eyebrows
opinions
the
which
picturesque meeting
and ationalca thoroughly.
Youm reyon o
right outfr shoulder
President
HAYES 70 that will interest
hear them hear the
quartette
much.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Healy Wayman contest for the re-
publican nomination for states attor-
ney will close today.
Attorney for Standard Oil company
asserts he will show that the company
received no better treatment from rail-
roads than the independent concerns.
More than thirty students are hurt,
one of them sustaining a broken arm,
as bricks and eggs are hurled in flag
rush at College of Physicians and Sur
geons
Witnesses at second Kensington orgy
trial prove reluctant about exposing in
decent scenes until threatened with
Imprisonment.
Women, officials and experts from
the Associated Clubs of Domestic
Science TO wage war on impure food.
Study of banking conditions in Okla
chiefly responsible for favorable show
ing of guaranteed institutions.
Senator Foraker says if his connec-
ton with Standard Oil was wrong
some on should institute legal proceed
ings against him.
Democratic campaign managers say
estimates of republican vote in western
states spell defeat for Taft.
Sheriff at White Plains n Y, re-
fuses to obey an order of the federal
court to take Harry K. Thaw to Pitts
burg.
A. E. Brown of suspended New York
firm of A. Q. Brown & Co., admits
transferring $4,000 life insurance pol
| icy to Edna Wallace Hopper.
Hartman lines adopt steel passenger
cars, ordering 220 of the new type as a
starter.
President Lenehan of the Western
Union Fire Underwriters gives out list
of committees for the ensuing year.
! Grain prices are higher; wheat re-
ceipts large but principal receiving
markets show strength; provisions
easy cattle and hogs lower; sheep
higher.
/ Chicago Railways bonds We're in ac-
tive demand yesterday and the buying
was said to be of excellent character
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
HEARST MEN SHADOW TAGGART
Four of Them Known to he in Indian
apoIis Getting More Ammunition
for Their Chiefs Addresses.

indianapolis. Ind, Oct. -Four
agents of william R. Hearst are in this
city going over the records of Tag
CARTS administration as auditor of the
county and mayor of the city and in
cidentaly keeping close watch around
the Denison hotel Taggart's hosteIry
TO discover If any gambling is going
on.
Today they copied the records made
in the French Lick hotel gambling
cases and it is assured that Hearst is
loading up for Taggart.
Mr.. Hisgen. a son of Hearst's can
didate for president. announced at Ev-
ansville that Hearst would spring a
sensation when he speaks in Evans
vile and the matter being collected
is supposed 70 be for that occasion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

common council has left on a junket
to Omoha to attend the annual meeting
of the Municipal league, previously hav-
in appropriated $500 to pay expenses
The objection to the trip was made be-
cause the city's bonded Indebtedness is
now nearly up to the 2 per cent allot-
ment
BLIND TIGER LAW FAULTY.
Judge Henry c. Fox OF the Wayne
circuit court at Richmond today gave
an opinion that the blind tiger sec
ton of the Indiana liquor laws is an
constitutional He bases his opinion on
the fact that the law accepts the pos
| dence that ii is held by a private party
for sale.
WATER MAKES FIVE SICK.
After drinking water from well
at the home of E. A Fossett at Con-
nersville five persons are seriously i'll
of typhoid fever.
MOTHER AND SON ARRESTED.
Mrs. Lib Lucas, so, and her son, Jesse
James Lucas, a. were arrested this
evening at Mt. Carmel. ILL.,, for the
murder of Clyde Showalter there over
two years ago. The arrests came as a
great surprise. it being supposed that
the case had been dropped long ago.
REVENGE MURDER MOTIVE.
Revenge and not robbery may have
been the motive for the murder of Otis
Hendren, agent for the T. H, 1. & E.
Traction company at Greencastle, Mon
day night. This theory was advanced
today by the testimony of Conductor
Powell of the interurban line.
CORN STALK CAUSES DEATH.
Joseph Baker. a farmer living five
miles south of Banta, village eight
miles east of Mooresville, died as the
Result of a peculiar accident. He was
tying a shock of fodder. when the rope
on which he was pulling broke and he
!, fell backward upon stubs of corn stalks
! which he had just cut. The stubs
pierced his body and he lived but a few
days.