The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-03-06

| head OF the state police fOTce. lie ue-
veloped the qualities Of good sol
! der and has demonstrated that they
qualify as well for good service as
man of peace.
Introduced as the representative of
! President Roosevelt and the national
| government. General Frank y. Sar-
gent commissioncrg general Of immigra-
! ton Al washington, declared before the
members Of the Charming club me oth-
or night: II believe that every man,
no matter what his race or creed, or
what country he comes from, whether
| ne cav read or write or is illitera'e,
whether he is rich or without money
should be allowed TO come 10 our
country. We don't want disease, or
criminals or the lazy, but all others
We should let i'm.
I'VE have got some 'undesirables,' So
called. And just because OF this some
we want 10 close the door 10 all i'm
migrants.
For my part / believe we are big
enough 10 take any nationality and
mould il - our idea Of good citizen
ship. believe We are big enough
nation to say what particular men OF
any nation shall come and which shall
! not
Born i'm Vermont, | am "A Yankee
And can truthfully say that there are
a lot Of Yankees / would be perfectly
willing 10 have go TO some other coun-
try"
On board the little two-masted
schooner Neva. which came into port
few days ago, after boisterous
passage from ST. Martins B. W !"
was Miss Minnie Chute, the pretty
lS-year-od niece OF Capt. Chute, who
| Is a skilful navigator and capable OF
commanding a vessel herself
III anything happens 10 me- said
the grizzlcd skipper OF The craft, Min
ME will be the next captain of the
Neva. She has been going TO sea with
me for long time and she knows as
much about handling "A vessel, | guess,
as most captains My wife usually goes
with me, too, but sickness at our home
In Bear River kept her ashore this
trip.
"Wc had a lame duck 10 handle a
good part Of the time, for the vessel
was shorn OF many Of her sails and
we were driven off the coast several
times Was Minnie frightened? No,
indeed she took her turn at the wheel
and could trust her TO handle The
craft I'm any kind OF weather"
Minnie Chute Is a typical brunette,
with flashing eyes and olive complex
ion She modestly remained in her
cabin while her uncle was telling Of
her capabilities as a navigator she
has been on the vessel since she left
| Bear River some months ago with a
cargo Of lumber for Grenada. ON the
| outward trip tempestuOus weather pre-
vailed, but the girl insisted on taking
her turn at the wheel, and she often
relieved the skipper while he wont
below for much-needed rest
There is n proposition now before
the legislature To increase the sal
aries OF the justices. The proposal
meets with public approval, because
Il Is generally known what valuable
Judges 10 be affected by now lcgisla-
ton cannot have anything to say on
the subject. and il is incumbent on
! those cognizant OF the arduous official
life OF these gentlemen TO give their
| views on IL.
II Is proposed to give the chief JUS
tice OF the supreme court SlO.5OO and
his associates $4,000 each the chief
Justice Of the superior court $500 and
his associates $4,000 each These sal
aries are not eXorbitant, nor will Citi-
zens bcgrudge them TO such an able
group of justices rs this state pos
sesscs.
At present these justices are allowed
$500 for travelling expenses but as
they go on circuit. travelling for from
so TO "a weeks from one end Of the
state TO the other that sum does not
at all cover their necessary eXpendi-
lures
Massachusetts possesses a fine ju-
dietary. and II Is important 10 keep
up the present standard Of efficiency.
This can he done best by making Judge
ships more desirable prizes than they
are regarded today by lawyers whose
abilities are needed in future on the
bench The best legal talent should
be secured for the courts AZ all times,
whatever the price. for the country will
always need the judiciary TO safe
guard the interests OF all the people.
IL you miss The Man OF the Hour,
M the fremont. you miss one of The
greatest plays Boston has ever seen
But nobody interested i'm the theatre
is likely to miss IL. This is probably
J the most widely and eagerly discussed
play in America. For the 50th per
formance. Tuesday. March 3, there will
be given memento albums with ,por.
traits Of the favorite players. No 9th
! er engagement will be played in New
England Seats are selling for an