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The Topeka state journal., 1908-01-31

DOWN TOWN COTTAGE
rooms, hall, bath room, gas, 2 lots, east
front, fine west side location. Price re-
duced today from s., 400 to 5000 for quick
sale If you want bargain don't fail to
see this one.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
11 West Fifth Street
The Topeka state journal., 1908-01-31

FCUNDERS AND MACHINE SHOPS
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS AND PAT
tern makers. Topeka Foundry. a1s-s2o- a21
jackson St Both phones 49c.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-01-31

FOR SALES lots at the corner of 18th
and Lincoln. Address c. ]. Abbey, Mer-
fden Kan
The Topeka state journal., 1908-01-31

HILTY's shooting gallery has moved to
113 e. sth st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
SENATE TAKES RAPS
AT THE PRESIDENT
Forakers Brownsville Resolution PaSSeS-Aldrich Meas
ure Provides for Rebuke for Language Used in
Message About Secret Service.

by soldiers OF the Twenty-iffth Infantry
stationed at Fort Brown. he was sup
ported by the decision of the Citizens
Committee, by that OF the PeurOse
coUrI-martial. and by a decisive major
ity OF the Senate Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, all OF which took testi-
mOny in the case.
There is no evidence whatever he
declared, that the shooting was done
by citizens of the town. by MeNicans. by
Smugglers. or by invaders from the sur
rounding country. Evidence OF that
sort was from time to time promised or
threatened. but iJ never appeared, and
elaborate suggestions and far-fetched
differences were all that were ever Of
fered."
The Senator submitted the names OF
twenty-five witnesses VINO testified posi-
lively of their identification OF the per
sons who did the shooting as soldiers
and negroes. The evidence, ne said.
was overwhelming
Az 20 the uniform denial made by
the soldiers before the Senate Commit
tee. Senator Lodge said
1t IS possible for $50 or 2OO men TO
tell without exception q story agreed
upon beforehand. The soldiers had the
strongest possible motives for denying
parucloatiOn in or knowledge of the
shooting. There could not have been
any strong personal motive to induce
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
House Committee Not .,
Sure When to Report

Considerable impotence is being dis
played by many members Of the House
at the delay OF the special committee
appointed last week to report upon
what action should, be taken last week
10 report upon what action should be
taken regarding President ROosevelts
comments on Secret Service legislation.
The committee mas held several inset
ings, but its members declare that they
are not yet ready TO make a report,
and do not know when they viii be
ready.
There is good reason for believing that
the committee is now considering. the
advisabilitv OF letting the entire matter
go over until after the holiday recess.
BY that time. ii is hoped, the feeling
in the House viii have subsidized suf-
fciently 10 permit a report which Will
be far milder than is now demanded.
The committee members have been
spending a considerable portion of their
time sounding out the sentiment of the
House and they have discovered that
the feeling Of intense hostility to the
President has not aDated one whit
Don't you think for q moment" said
Representative who is writing a
speech in which he aSSails the Presi-
dent in bitter language, that we have
FORGOTTEN that message. We are lust
merely waiting for the special commit
tee to make It's report If its members
believe that they VIII gain anything
nN delay, Lney are very mUCu mistaken.
We took this acton on the Secret Serv-
Zee after due deIiberatiOn and we don't
propose to let President Roosevelt or
anyone else question the bnOtiVes which
prompted the legislation There viii be
plenty doing, never fear, after the com
mittec'S report is read in the Ouse-'
II was learned today that action i'm the
Senate is likely TO be held up by the
leaders until they can get some definite
line on what action viii be taken in the
House. The Senate leaders are known
go be I'm sympathy with the agiJaJed
members OF the House, but they don Z
intend TO fire their guns in the air The
entire matter IL looked upon as one in
which the House should take the iuItia-
tive
1t has developed that there is a very
decided difference of opinion among. the
committee members as to whenA their
report should be submitted to the
House Chairman Perkins, the author
Of the resolution under which the COm-
mittee is acting, favOrs a report at the
earliest possible moment, and ne indl-
Gated today that il was his desire to
report To the House tOmOTrOW.
TOE this he Is opposed by the COnSerya-
tive members of the committee who
wish 20 avoid the conflict with the
President which seems certain TO follow
amy radical action.
s. meeting Of the committee win be
held at 4 o'clock this afternoon and
at That time the members will eudea-
Vor to reach an agreement as to the
date on which the report shall be sub
mitted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

the witnesses on the other side 70 tes-
tify otherwise than trUthfully-
Speaking Of his own personal SYM
pathy for the negroes Of the United
States, he said, that It was as t,eir
friend that he thought that no greater
misfortune has happened to them in
late years than this effort to MAKE a
race issue out OF a case or military dis
cipline-
Discussing the idea that sympathy for
criminals Of all races and OF an classes
has become the fashion Of the time, af-
ter mentioning one or two recent StTik-
ing examples, Senator Lodge said: To-
day we seem almost to have reached the
point where the sympathy is so strict
" confined to the criminal that there
is none left for the victim Of the crime. d"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
ILLNESS OF EDWARD
CLOUDS XMAS PLANS
King May Not Be Able TO Take
Usual Part in Holiday
Festivities.

LONDON, Dec. 1G.-Plans for the
Christmas celebration Of the royal fam
ily, always a big event at Sandringham,
are greatly confused, owing to the
doubt as TO whether King Edward will
be able to leave Brighton TO play his
usual part in the festivities.
The King has always presided at the
family Christmas party, the one occa-
sion OF the year into which he enters
with absolute abandon of his kinGship.
The King is greatly worn down by the
persistency Of his cold and the recUr-
renee Of his abdominal trouble.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Lodge Warns Senate
Against Lynch Ian

When society takes from the indi-
vidual the power 70 protect himself and
avenge his own Injuries. it contracts to
protect him, and to punish the wrong
doors by the due process Of law
IF society fails to do its duty. II its
laws result in delays and miscarriage Of
justice. if the criminal becomes the OBJ
Jet of public sympathy and escapes
punishment. human nature asserts It
self. the ancient Individual right Is again
invoked. and mobs and Iynchlng, C5rsi-
can vendettas, and private vengeance
take the place Of legal process, and law
and order and justice are dIsregarded
and cast aside.
There is a reversiOn TO the anarchical
condition from which man has slowly
raised himself in the course Of ages by
the Organization Of an ordered and Co
herent society upon which all civiliza-
tion depends"
This was the warning sounded on the
floor Of the Senate today by Senate
Lodge Of Massachusetts, in opposing
the Foraker bill compelling the Presi-
dent TO reinstate the Brownsville troops,
discharged Without honor for the shoot
ing up of the Texas town.
Thinks Them Guilty.
Senator Lodge expressed himself as
being thoroughly convinced that the
negro troops were guilty Of the shoot
ing. and severely condemned the bill
put in by the Ohio Senator, and dis
cussed the measure introduced by Sen
ator Warner tRep., Mo-. giving the
President power to re-eulist members
of the companies discharged.
He declared that the Foraker bill was
not only unconstitutional but in prin-
ciple rulnous TO the discipline and gov
eminent of the army Holding that the
President, VI der ms powers as tie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, had undOubted au-
thorty TO discharge the men, he said.
Congress has no power TO TeSCild
that action. Il can make a rule which
VIII render such action impossible i'm
the future, 81 &c is foolish enough to 10
so, but IL cannot undertake to deal with
those particular men, or usurp tAe pow
or Of The COmmander-iu-chiaf 20 govern
the army, subject only to the COnstitu-
ton and the laws II cannot take upon
itself the executive functions which
have been already fulfilled. and compel
him to re-enlist certain individuals"
Would Hurt Discipline.
II YOU impair the proper authority Of
q commanding officer and make his
subordinates and his men believe that
congress stands ready to review his
Aaction, it win be impossible TO have
any effective command. and an army
without any effective command IS worse
than useless. BY this bill, you would
80 far TO convert your soldiers from
an army to a mob, stimulated by All
tators and ruled by popular meetings.
on tire question Of the guilt Of the
men, or of some Of them, Senator Lodge
said that In reaching the conclusion
that the shooting which resulted in the
death and wounds inflicted, houses dam
aged, and lives endangered, was done
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
WHAT'S
Your Health Worth?

You start sickness by u1istreating nature
and It generally shows first In the bowels
and liver. A Toe box (week' s trestment)
OF CASCARETS will help nature help
you They viii do increasing them
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medicine on Earth. Get box today,
take CASCARET tonight. Better in
the morning. It's the result that makes
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treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Continued from First Psge3

Senators to object to the language used
By the President and in some fashion
TO rebuke him for his course.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

Cameron, W. Va
Canau5aigUa. n Y
CctskiIl. y Y
CentraIia. Wash
ChamhnrsburE. Pa
Charleston. ". Va
Charlotte. y. O
Chicago. H.
Chihuahua. Men
Chi'HCotre Ohio.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
ClarksburE. W Va
C1earfrld. Pa
Cleveland. Ohio.
Colorado Springs Col
Columbia. No
Columbia. s. O.
Columbus, Ohio.
Concord. \. II.
CCrlnth. Miss
Cortland. y. Y
Trrv-r.--.Tlv,E va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

TYIedo. Ohio
Touawauda. y. ?
'rOreka. Kan
Toronto. Onj
Trenton y. !.
Troy. y. Y.
Tuscaloosa. Ala
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Utica y Y

Vancouver. ?. G.
allosta- Ga
Va pariasO. Ind
NiCksbUTg. Mis-
Virginia, MINI.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
RtassWsssnss

A. g welding breakfast. 2ccoriing
% Wat % Esc e bridesmaid vas
hssri 70 tel the true resson fcr rise
hs.ac ussd az we61iHgs. Il was OlN,
hsleve3 tnst i On Ter welding jour
neg = newly vel5ei couple saw q eocE
G. DIVES It wo1ld mean long life q
pesoe and b,-rtnsSs q them A bri3al
psrry n passing 50 frightened q fock
q th@Se tr1ii tirds tat tSey Few
away = c-eEJ alarIa sid 20 avert the
svI oDtn that their fight sigained Tor
TIE neu,g married couple rec vas
thrown n grCs1 Cuantire< % lure The
Iris locs 70 tie E,aoe sro.n wliys
,ley L. -c-a It's pan was 50
scccsSSt-l thag the welded pair ven,
~ tsezr wsr 1eylsciag sni Ere1 ever
aftorv-~l 8 ..s7Iy s-a P-lsqeuous Ite
S--oe -1a- roe sls bse1 asel So e
syE-1o, 4 s,o3 lDlk reacs and aEgli.
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14

d 4-11-S s--v rs rl, az ne l1,a
lh5es- ..l--r AcCl na-- as -b5 R-f-
$50 sru-- --e WIS pa7- l1- uag-
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14

~And De told her an his heart, snd
said unto her. tbSCe hath not SNoe 8
ranor uYop mine head, Tor hare bNeu
= Nssarlte unto God nom MY mothers
womb; - Ne sA&vSn. then my
S;rNpS,h viii 80 from me sni sA&N
cyNN,Ne weak ara Ne ike o;hcy men,
--JU6SNS xvi &c,
Hair on MSG " brute is G sign q
strength, he who desires u SceH SO :
sSte distance t-,n dentists let h.H
keep S|So Sc & ercat distance t0ou the
knige 20 t',e barber. To shave S ap a,t
SSa!rsy DStGnA invoke CS.Co\ SCi
IN roruyn nature wlApooveS> you,
said NaDScl Webster, the rssN-.
10 has Taught u,e ~ curse 7, hsS co>;
IRE more til0c Sat v,oye tVaGtie tAsa
Nll NY s3ScclcS.'
R0h,S CANSpe "a, lawyer, oSU>5 tsc
raEor an Instrument Invented Hy liz,
cIier % 5U nv h,3l with NsC,3StsTs.
Eiwara EveceJt DcvcS vsed pc5taus
laDSO&sC, h,t hetooe shaving ~ vvca,3
tpvarso>y esoe vent % al So,,S q
French bSrA&rsSnS.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
S-,s.sr n-ts-.

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N>,v1 F-.uSs magazine. A wamaz
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
A Kind Examiner.

Sir John Staiucr WAS dearly loved by
the students when hG..was professor ~
music at oxford, AS an examiner he
was most conslderate," said one who
studied undcr him. and would always
do his best Go get YOU through NJ
member HIS asking me a poser IN
viva voSe examination. He waited pa
tlently FOR the answer, hut partly
thrOuEh my nervousness NO SSNht ]
could not think 81 e AZ length he
exclaimed testify, Dear m,, how S'uaN
this rcom Is. 90 be SUM- ani De went
and began tuNSiug az the vCnuHtN
cord. lt was quite tV-o minutes ~
Sore be rot me thing open, aWd hy Che
tine he had SAT- down Ngl'n and e5r
ranS,Nl bis Sovp hSj the answer
ready. Comparing notes lSteg 81 the
DAY With q man who was examined
quite soon after ne, l t,d him how
the vcut.lator had served re. How
REMARKABLY he replied why, when
I was stuck he said, How eNtr0or,
binary aNfty tais place IS" aUj spent
quite l'vo minutes IN shutting ,6c ven
tilator,' Manchester Guardian.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
AFeO SssssA

William O'B-va iD his "Recol,e>
tons" gives this picture q Iiuo;hy
Uealy's first appearance Ia parliament;
a Quarter ~ an hOGr after he took his
seat IS member tlT Wexford Pc St4r-e3
20 ~ make his maiden Specch--ay q
frame. Sar}0a'c a. viSGee. hiS EeDis 10
his brNNSheS pockets, As cN,-N inSoltat
80 e EE,s$Gr SsE..n. IS entirely tx
les fable IS s SU,sN rscSeaes- Qee-2g
ove- lac rms I'd rs TsuSIeI SIS t7,n
as raN ;hrrUsa >cNaS eyes cve- -
elattcp. S,e aUtggce-@l1 a,-gi1e.
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ao,.s SaSccu.S 84rc-c,o-' 'A.l5s -
5 clsus 20 tc,E y VISA IS ASA sa3
cs5sAty CSvc2G.S - wSyS al I can t.,
s.cl Is De VII Eu5 himself HACKED i-ta
s SncSej hzy 70 4 ySg AS IRE VII
hSvt % Vat ~. 70 TIE neceSS x Il va
luc che N}ao3 u 81 tAe CavsnsiSAeS
tr,Ca rs v,.fe aoSe IS cac3 ua4zy sZ-eS
bosore he S.SplSCS 81 a.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
vo,i,s IN the Senate,

JeGevoaS Manual says; l. Nnsn Inv
mas and nays are criered the names
N senators shall b. called Slphaoe'-
,cauy and each senator shall without
a,lay declare HI. assent % dissent !"
the question. unless excused ~ 'us
senate. and no senator shall he permit
tcd 10 vote after the division shSN
have been announced by the presiding
officer Nv, ,aay. for sufficient reasons
With unanimous consent change vt
withdraw his vote No motion &c sus'
p,pl this rule shall he n order, me-
shal the presiding oficeT entertain
any n>oueSt to suspend IL by unanF
nous request ,settion Al, : When
senator declines 70 vote on call OF his
name NJ shall Oe inquired 10 assign
his ,,oSNvS thenfoy and havtne as
signed them. the presiding oihtSg saA"
submit the question 70 the senate
~ShAU the ScaatoS. tN the reasons as
S,sr,~i by him. be excused .rom vo'-
ipcv' which SHAH Ne decided without
debate. snd these p0N,eSilnss shall he
held after tie rll call sud Nefc7a the
cSu'- : snnouuCe,i. and any further
nDNN,incS in raferSCce thereto shan
~ after SpcN annoaucenseat tstttio2s
L s,,f ltN
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
J]ries-rsa ~ g..

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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
EASY FOR NORPHY.
s,,,v e ,h. ersa, CHESS MSs''r so' .
Celebrated Painting -.

starry q the ersa, Chess ms'''' '
Celebrated PsinanS' D,,..
p,r, uSrnhy. or BIS visit to Phiie'
,s,os,. WAS the guest Of clergyman.
,ss Rev. Mr. II. on his arrival 81 'ls
, .-r home the chess master was
est rshsred into The library, ana MS
a,tspt,on was at once attracted " =
Ds,n,;,s over the msn;el, which was =
60 s,nv az A celebrated painting rep
Tssentinc a gsme Of chess between q
Young man AMI the devil, the stake "
Ing The young mans soul ~. 4,
Tie artist had most gTsphieaiiy os
n,cted the Point in The game vneTe II
was sprarenty the Young mans ino'e .
spl be seemed just TO realize me Iac,
trs,beb.l lost the game, the agony q
dcspair being shown in every ilhe -
bis features and attitude While tne
devil fron the opposite side Of the "a
he Slca,ei OVER bin with hendish De
light Tie position q the game appear
al utterly hopeless Tor the yoang ihSh'
and Mr.. r. sa'd be had often SET Il UP
ana studied it with bis chess friends
and an sg7v~d TIE young mans game
was certainly lost
NJ. Mo-phy walked u to The picture
ard studied L Tor several minutes
when finally. turning to Nj H. ne
sid;
y can win TIE raue for The young
rsz.
Mr.. 4 was q cDurse sstca'shsd snd
sid. els L posS.e'eT
NJ. Ms7Av replied Get ont the
uea sas n-1a,i and let us look az it,
ne position was ST up sCi IN 2
fev- rzrd moves he demonstrated 6
Win for tie Young nan, and
TIE devil WIS cbetkmstei
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14

Ihere are a. sa5rnCus nTzbe- q
P,SSaie vtria1S1s u cards q card
games ETszy I'm Wha1 be t2EeS ID
his carts st wAist holds ere GU q ess-
o-AaSe SO possible la1Es Tie toal
nI--.'11 q vzriari0lS posSo,e a-eocr
al 1lSvEs Is 50 crest as alusls+ . e1-
eeea oelot i has been oaltn,tteI t-at
y ----ioa nel weTe = bs e1ra geo
2 o5s u c2rss atthe rake n c1a deal
r-11e Say ana night ~. 12-
3 ss'''' wears rh-r r'orl1 Aare exl ast-
q INC sun l7e'-,hausznsta part q
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14
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Ae 7e'. ''-s aaa larss sis fatbtrana
aiIa'as- ,s1ls'e2 s-.1 ss74rseel trm +
q '"r1citss ocO8as ana vat cs-r.
lsi,S 4 9e-usn heart always r.
--.,4iS rof . he caurr-y vAe-e Il Ars.
Sull. H'ea's1 % hest En1 J, i sTssc,,
s AsaA Ash rulA % which there am
ssN 81 'ep1uns Dta Who ! lsrs, -
ne 'sE ID Is FF1A x5R he i7rsl -
=, .le ,'1n'Sy a rs saos0sn.-Dg. NSrso.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14

A lazy WIZ ra5 u5E- Toms a.
ssle Atsc cocAlr c2@vt sevs. an rhs.-
eeS7-sz-g WIS s1>h s. -EiSzoct -as5 tht
T'Ai,serser serc carglS1rs -5 NH-
In tT-Dr- v-sS 1p5iguSzs ros- AsE~
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eeg StlS sas '~hgy cvv NY
sSln- siDss 3 a5r ana INV c1r BY
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Gi'aH hoa-,5g ~ hs1 t--i-H1c au7r
vac sc15eg Cgc>-le ~a-1i- .~as l,E-
fnacgS tl's nan : suTs- II z-n5-.r,
thaSc Snr~ crrvS
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-02-14

Wars 81 us ~ r,-
'clesAlas ~rga ue-- 1Ec 4,
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