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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
HITCHCOCK FREE OF CHARGE
NeW Tark Aetor Acquitted IN Daree-
ri9a Of Cearr when one
Witness FaTIH-

NEW YORK. March 16.-RzEmond Hitch
cnck- Lhe comedian. today was acquitted
by direction Of Justice BIA1cha-d IN the
supreme court Of charges brought 5g sew
sral yuung girls aftsr one q the girls had
testified that the allegations SIZE had made
against the acrur was untrue.
The acUulural was on the indictment
growing 1tI1 Of charges made by Ellen
Ven EaEEn- There are several orher n
d5cmenrs On similar charges sIiI pending.
The resUmptdnn Of rha trial today fur-
niHhed q sensation when Flora Winston.
VINO had been called as a c0rruDuraung
witness. eompie1ElE rsfu1Hd her testimony
given 5sfure me grand jury. IN reply u
Questions BY Assistant District Ar10rney
Ga-vzn the E-E declared rha1 E1uchcock
never had harmed her and r1ar she had
told the story ID the grand jury as had
been directed TO co bg al agent 1f the
Chldren's society II was partly upon rhs
testimony Of Flora a llis1azi t1z1 tho grand
1ury's INDIGNANT against Hitchcock W,aE
based
M G4-wan had read 10 the Jury Mss
u htst0ns testimony as given before The
g-znd jury When be had finished. Mr.
Ga-va1 asked her z Il were true
II Was not sad the witness M
Hzrchcock never harmed ne I toId 70 the
grand jurT the suUry the Gerry zgznr told
ne 70 uzL-
-Didn't yUu repeat sone q thar statement
ID ne IL ny Office - asked M. Gzrvzn-
Mss wilson's answer Was tnaudIbIe-
FIora Winston sVo-s On the vines stand
rhar Al agent Of rae Gerry s0ciery had
fr1ghrHued hsr tu1o making me charges
lEalust F5lrchcock He threatened % rzkE
ne away from my EGne-uo separate rls
from my uoLher 4 I 5idl't ten thai story
SAID the g-rl in subbing voice waez Rskei
WHY she Rad made uhe charges agalns1
Elaehcock before be grand jury
The g.r4 said the only person % whom
she lad uald the rru1h concerning her rela-
unus VIA E5zr1hGock Vas her s1epfzrhsr
Il Uas af1Er Lhe E1spfarher had been caIlst
70 the witness stand and testified rhar rhs
ElrI had assured llm rlaI E5rEhcock nsre-
had Ll-trEa-=d her r1a- M Gzzrval moved
for the GiEuissal Ct the case.
In dinecung TIE jury % return 4 vsr1ic
alsgl1rLug E-rchcock On TIE Won EzEHE
tncicment guEucs Blanchard sad he re
sardsd the Jzsi2uuy Of me Winston -irl a
0f uhs mOsI starting narErs. h suEEestal
rhar n be made the subject Of thorough In
veHugauan bE the district a11rney.s ofeca
FlurE Whis1cn was arrested on a charE1
q perjury a. she Ezs leaving the eour
ronn- II has not ysr been determined VIVA
aeE10n VII be taken On the remaining in
5icImanns Esztusl Eluchcock-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
POPS ARE FOR Ia TOILETTE
E@Bsrta LsAas- D~eIAr-s ShEr He WIN
Be Their Chafe3 for
President

ELPuRLA ENa-, March ls-E 8 Wa-sr-
sury of EmpuriR- pupuEiEt narl0nal conn &
rseuan tram Kansas and delegate - his
ulrrT's rational cuuueEr1Cl A. 81 LTuis-
. ga0ues a. saying usday. 1 the course
~ an in1zrvieW here. mat Cnlfad state
sanaEur Robert NJ La Fullsr1e uf Wiscan-
sin would b. nominE1zd IN ne Ersr b.
Lur fnr przzideHr BY ne pOpullHts. de
srz1s6 further Ehar NJ Ia Fulsr-s uuuld
not be gwen q cnzuus q AnrspL or rsfzss
ne numinGrun uurl Ectsr ne rspabllczn
rkra01Al e1zveuron u halZ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
ACCUSED or TAXING MONEY
DAaieA LeEsE Dres-@r CharEed wfsh
E1hezuIinE FSGr TAsga4ad
DaKLaE4.

NEW YORK MAreh 1E-D1zieI LsR1y
Dresser. Eho Eas prasirenr q ne rruHr
Company n tls Repuh4e Esich Wenr into
-iQui1anun seHerzl ysGrs AEa- Ezs arrested
today On Elr-aur chArE-lg I'm WtIh MS
appropF1a-ton 1f ssSn He Eas arraignsd
IN euurt and parllsd n rae rusrsdy az ms
collIEeL
M Draaser Vas pr1Zinent IN r1e 1Tg
goods trade - rhis cry AID ne Trlsr C0nl-
FAug q ne a-puhIic. VIA Whfch he VA
uuunsr1aa- ha4 q llrEs ahars m rhs pr1-
nouuu a. tas Ezitsd 514uz& Eh1b11d-1s
cuUp41y-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
ORCHARD TO BE SENTENCED
Slayer of Frzak SseunenberE VIII
Appear Before Judge WSod
wednesday Morning

BOISE. Idaho. March 15.-CDn the morn
fng CT his 4sd birthday, next "Wednesday,
in the district court of Canyon county
Harry Orchard the sslf-e0utasssd zlu--
5srer q former Governor SueunsnberE,
who was killed by the explosion q a
bomb az the gate 10 his rssidsnce IN
Caldwell On the evening uf December go,
1905. VIII 1ace Judge Fremont Wood Pre-
pared 10 hear the death sentence msred
uu1 10 hin Harry Orchard Gf his own
val11iun and against ule urgent pleadllgs
of hts attorney and others. refused when
arra5gned March 70 u let his previous
plea q not guilty." stand He also re-
fused 70 plead 70 lesser degree Il u1l-r-
der than FIRST degree He said
i an guilty and al ready 70 take ny
punishment. have t1ld the ururh-
understand fuzzy whar EUsr be the con
segusncss-
Among some sEprssEr-Es are made that
rhey believe Orchard has been g1araureed
Immunity q some sort This is denied
BY those IN authority Eld BY Orchard
himself Those Who have been IN close
couEuatEa1i0a win Orchard, prison an
rhGriE1ss and those who have adrnlnss-
uzred spiritual cumfuru 20 the man eE-
press rns 0Et11ou that aFrzr being sen
usncsd shGuld an effurr be made 70 eum-
mute hls sentence or pardon him, Orchard
WI refuse r8 accept f. II Is the genera
belief that Orchard expects 70 d1e and
tha1 e ElEhes 70 receive L1e extreme
penalty fer 1Es crimes Orchard refuses
% be t1lerVieW=d OF 70 make any state
meur 1ur pGblicHU1n- H Is very s-uiet
and spends uuc1 tine Wfrh his books.
TIE Bible a1G works q a religious Ia
uzre
Thai he earnestly wishes his confession
20 De be4lsvea IL known. and II is rhoush1
mat he believes his BArn punishment u
r2-- @ur TIE crime be COMMITTEES VII tend
u r-----a rl.a ------... - - - .---.--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
PANIC IN DENVER BLOCK
IRe~ndfHrT Fire In View BafIdaaE
Nearly Results in WhaIeuaIe
Less Of Life.

DENVER March 15.-Paz1c. caused BY
fire early TINS morning n the new Bar
nard block situated Al the corner q y est
THurh avenue and Eleventh street and
ased principally as living apartments. came
near resulting n Wholesale loss OF ufa
evidently the pisn q wuuld-be tncen6saries
The blaze was discovered by a policeman
When the alarm vas given q rush for the
upen was made and a Jam of people be-
came wedEed ar TIE rear door 50 that Il
was impossible tn open r. Many persons
were overcome by smoke and lay prusrra1e
when the firemen arrived Many others.
unable u get out of their quarters. we're
Ovsrcurns- Al we're rescued. no one being
seriously injured The property loss was
small To6aT's ere was the tenth discov-
ered IA ths building within the last few
months.
HOLYoEE. Mass. March IA IRE
panic Was narrowly aTerred this afternoon
ur the Eolyoke opera 50zse. where 5la
wuruen and Children were witnessing a
picture show Suddenly n cry Of IRE ranE
t1ruuEa the hruse and hazzez and swoks
-ccuga be sssea coming rruzu TIE wzIi AZ the
rsar.
A rush was made for the door and socu
hundreds q people from the balconies
were pllsht-E and showing To furre theiT
way through and down the stairs 70 the
street TIE theate- nghrs were turned on
promptly and the alarm signal sounded
while = O'Cunnsu. the manager. addressed
r1e audience. announcing that the fra was
not serious. F1rsmen also assisted IN
enforcing order wirh the result rhat IN
three and a gGAgrsr minutes the house was
s--~7-a17r .ar--rsszH SO nrr 4 ueru~~ u-e-
seriously injured
TIE lire. which started In h zmokins
room. was pur out after sight damage had
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
TRIAL or GENERAL HORNE ON
Mts.so1rf EdfIsrizI WrfIer Answer
IN Csart fsE KfIIinE H T.
GroEeA-

kansas CITY March 1a-Ths urizl n
Gsnsra- r. C. HurlH- charged VIA the
king n HI J. GrlEas. uA1aE-ls adlrur q
ne Kansas Ciry PusL began IN the erin
mad c1urr here r1daE-
GgvHmber = lasI Eaneral Hurns- Who
Ezz viEc pn=sidEur q Lle Fus1 F-1hnEhins
cumpGlT. shaI GruVez, managing e1zfOr
and wounded O. d WOODWARD. a part
uWner- Groves 1isd rhnee Gays la1sr. bur
woodward recovered Horne. Eh0 ha5 IN
vested his savings In ne DE7er, aassrtsd
BE- hzd ben r5bbaa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
HUGHES TO FIGHT FOR IOWA
ReBres@a1H1tEea Of New TorE's GsE-
eEnSr WEI WaEe FfEhr
Ag4Enar Taft

DEs MOINEE Marc -6-A letter frnm
rhe EuEhes Campalgl leas2s q NeW YORK
CRY Uaz raceiTed dy the aEUsry hcusl
-.anase-uEuE yeH-er1ag and ueleE-am -
szp-e1ad u1Gsy making eefiutte rsssrvzgi1n
~ apartnsErE d-ruE rhe state cunE=nr1al
-1ls EeaL and Ehich w-l BE- urLl1et by
rzEreseura-1Ves af GCrerDQr HlEhes I'm az
-f.arl 20 pnsTsn- iEs-rlctluns t1r s-cre-
lary Tar
FT1enGH nf sacrHEary Tar ars clufIdeur
thar rhs euuEsnriEE WI ADOPT ErrunE N
sIructacns fgr rbair can1ibars bsIIsviuE
rhat without regard 70 fartunal Ines =
prupozrOn % tns-rzet s1uic have a large
mzsurrgs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
GERMAN TAXES UP cUD6ELS
StrfREear CEa1Ee an sasek Dealing
IRs@rtea IN View EEehA1Ee
ana

EEELUG Mar-h 1s--F'u- several days
PAST the stuax mAzksr has Shown sv1dencss
q pesEimisn as a result q rhs ac1on
taken ~ I'm rsichsrAg eaUmlrpee n ras
martsr q dealing IN 1ur1rHs- This com
uIru=s- Waica has i1 charge the govern
me1r srock sZchalEe hills. has srruek Uur
the pr1nc1pAl reform proposed ~ me EuT-
sramnet and haE adaptsd against uhe per
Sons specZLaring on ume. a NUN more
stringent pa-Asrzph tran Is cuurainsd II
tbe present Az
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
STARR IS LEADER or GANG
Wen kRswa Ssuah ueaaera Chnr4-ter
said - BE "a He8d 81 OELa-
haaA RAAA11s-

BAETLEsvuLE. old- Mzrrh ls-rhs
trao a rgro OEEn-9 hauh rubbers are sizu
a. larEs- svtdsuriE safe n TIA hIls along
z1m11y creek uwenrE niles sUuraWesr q
BErrleEFille. Fusses are cuuLuu-uE rhsl
hunt The ErEn Who Eere ttsarnled By TIE
ruhhers gaalErday rsr-E1e1 hezs c3daF a1a
aecIlFsd rhat tlR isadzr a me gang d
Hsury s1arr. q Wsl knuE1 s1urnWss1aru
charzcter fur Eb0m tha azIhurafies hare
been looksnE fur ulouthE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
FARMERS m NEED or HELP
MsDeaE S=aa - Bzr@aa 81 EEbaF ar
WAEAhzEFSa fNr EHsR-
0txFea 10 ~ arEs-

Lane STIR Pa. MARI -k-s1 sally
90 ths farmers of this eouurg HsqIire halp
on the fEHlE thEr ne Fzrmers leAsgue
has lsalsd an auueAI % tae 1nemRl1gad gf
cry and to&1 un - 70 rhe cgu1try sur
Ecrk ana an Eupeal hss beel seur 70 the
sureau az ianar AID i-1-niEra1E1 AZ VASE
lug1un asking rhar ahis-oo1lsd anniE-zurs
be a1rected % rhts e1un-V
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17

.. .~r-- --o-r-aura ter dHT bear
= - r.as a. ~rars q sshrasla to re-
na,d railroad case to ths sta1s courL
Rivers of Oregon svsrfluw causing
heavy loss 0f property
g,.-.be- agveluprenrs Of the death of
,a r-ro Lows. men in Rznchestsr proves
I 3 case q Euicice-
r-sre6 states supreme court aeellss
~ hackers fined for acrsTrng REBATES
~ kansas City must pay ne fine EASs
4 s wausrbury of Eupor1A os-o----'ss
,,,s -r-,,Iiuts win numina1e LaFol1strs for
president
r.,-.-,rr Hughes wiz mako q Gght 70
secuve an sndorsemeut Il Iowa EAEs !
A,---- Bavnoud Hitchcock has been ac-
rgf+taa on order Of Judge of the charge
s.-ys,-r Hf-1- Sensational evidence in
volrinr an agent Of a caildren's society
was EaveH-
Fu--,er Rsrter : E. Cooke asks That
he be allowed To earn his nvtns In peace
He saws his wife married him tur social
---,l-sor FEEs
Grain ruen ask far eezumissiO1 20 in
vssteate the present methods Of market
ing grain Es
FHr--er- of Lancaster Psnasylv allla
~. sbort of help and w0uId like the as
sisrznce Of sCue Of ths unsmpl0ysd q
thef cites EAEe I
House passes BIN replacing me old
u.otro IN Coo We Trust upon the
coins &AEs
WeU knuwn southwestern character ~
said 20 be leaSsr 0f the gang thG1 hela
ap the bank Al Tyro. Faye
EcZE1zW-
China AErseS 70 maEs apology to ia
uan for the ra1zz MAru tnciasnt and the
beat fs released PAEa 2
General Alsxts Sora orders aliens IN
EzAysi shSt and trunbls breaks ont anew.
German rsschErag Suu-2rree las n
e0rporarsa a sSS1ngent stock 30bb5ng
clause IN a government bill PnGr J
Z cities Of rhe Pararsc coast apply for
visir OF ar least portions Of Admiral
Evans fleet PAEs
Express companies Al f1le showing tney
would lose money II rates are 1sdaeee II
Nebraska STATE accu1nraut crireises
way cash fund IL handled az Hastings
I asylum Rags
cu1nE8CzAZ AND u3uSTHLAL-
Tive sock markets PAEs !
Grain zr1arkets FaEa
! Stocks and bonds. EaGa !
WuWEmENFs On oCEAM sTxAHEEzERA
Pura Arrarsa- sEnae.
I NEW YORK Nsw Ebrk-------
NEW TuHK------ duunhHhH -------
s LIVERPOOL Canadian .-------
GTHfiAI-THR CHrrarinA-
iQCEENETONE EHEsrfuru-
ICETTnS-rURN ErruriR
FIsEMoCTH .----knarska --------
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
SUMMARY OF the BEE


Fer Omaha Council Eiuffs and NictutrT-
Far rruha1ir ran TlesfEE-
Fer NetraskH-FaT1lT cl1nGT Tuesday
cuCler Tuesday
Fur Iovn-Hain VI snow Tuesday
- 4arrrals-u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
COURT DELAYS CASE
Attorneys AL Ready 70 Argas Pstitioa
Of State Ct Nebraska
EXPECTED 10 CONF Up TO-DAY

Mazdzmus is Asked to coupsI Judges
% Remand il to Stats Court
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17
FINES MUST Be PAID
Ra1s Decision Against Burlingtun and
Packers Is AHirmed
sUERUu COURT Is DIVIDED
Chef Justice AID Justices Brewer
and Peckhan Dissent.
CASE AFFECTS RATES On EXPORTS
Railroad Carried Neat At Ten Cents
Undsr Published Tariff.
cOETRACT RATES MOI LEGAL
Has--frv 81 c-urs Hstas that An
--Ee Eu-a - CarrE-a - the
sane aaf--oplatsR -
Mias-tts.
Chef Justice Ezd Justices Brgwsi
and Peckhan Dissent
CONTRACT RATES MOI LEGAL

AsHE,VgT0N. March 16-By a diVi-
sen ~ five 80 three uhe supreme court q
the Czited states today affirmed
cisiun - me Uni1ed States Girsuir
az sppaals fur the ElEhrh eirruir
ing fines ca the Burltngtun rzllrua
E1azt1ne saa ths packsrs - kansas
Ean- fer aeeerrng r-hatss on shipr . :
Of packizg prudncus lnnsnded Tor ez
The decision WAS annEuncsd By gu :
Day and his annoEncement vas conr1
So by Justices Harlan. Whins- Mcke :
and Holrnes ne chief Justice
Justices Brsupr and Peckham d1ssentst z
an orinion annou1ced By Justice BrsT =
whlch urEentlg criticised the Dcurrolli
Ct food gasglce Moody took DO part II
ths .sl-rr..l-l-.-. - t.a 60
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17

Cungrsss-1an EinEhaW sts-sd today that
the snlR sllhsidF proposition Lad assumed
q dEf3erent phase from Hhat n ucEupieG
lzsr year u v-u b. rsunelr 3srsd rhar M
E5l-snaW Is s1ll On Lhs merchant marine
con-u1l1rs=. before Elich the hl was pend
sug lazr Teaa, ard was ported Gun ~ raat
committee -re- has vote and ahfarrion-
rtis year frum sane cauHs. tire asFocatss
~ lhs snip slhsldV are pursuing ciffersnr
rarricz- Ths un-E rsal ar1emEt 70 So lsgis-
latzuE along uhat hne Ii m the way o. q
bul 10 amend the postAl sct a. R. ~
Ehici1 n - Er1smpnsd 90 rfNs % aernnd-
clzzs FazseiA. E1th speed q six-sa1 E1ule
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17

su--e-s ecurr posrPones tor Gay he-
= - ezae of state q NEBRASKA u t.
naaa railroad case to the sta1s coar-
PzEs I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-17

Judge Norris, wa Vas one ar the Dr1nci-
pal speakers a. the banquet 0f rhe Business
BGs-u . association az Richmond last Friday
evening. rsrur-ned 10 Washington Fesus-1sE.
c. p Aldsrson- a rromine1r ciE1za q
ClrC-iu Ken = n Waallnzrun-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-15

instead of the working man the adj
vantage. IS.
Maintenance of authority of the
courts essential unless nation is pre-
pared to embrace anarchy.
Country must have more elasticity
in its currency system.
Postal savings bank will be incen.
tive for thrift in sections having no
savings bank facilities.
Proposed tax on national and state
banks for guaranty fund is unwise
and impracticable.
Proposition of Democratic platform
as to Philippines would mean chaos
on the island.
AS means of bringing prosperity to
philippines, urges a reciprocal free
trade with the islands under a tariff
law with such limitations as to sugar
and tobacco in the United States as
will protect domestic interests.
Rejoices at remarkable progress of
| the negro, and stands with his party
for equal justice to all men.
While America is at peace with all
the world the nation must not be lull-
| ed into sense of security which
would expose it to national humilia.
ton.
If elected will urge passing of a law
| requiring filing of statements of con
tributions received by committees
and candidates in elections for con
gress and other offices within the con
i troll of congress.
An amendment to the constitution
for an income tax as proposed by the
1 Democrats not necessary w.
i Personally favors election of sen
ators by the people, but says this il
q not a party question.
n
i by the administration are inaccurate
! and insincere.
There is no hope of restoring pros
perity in returning the Democrat,
party to power
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-15

Opens acceptance speech by de-
laring Republican strength requires
maintenance of Roosevelt policies, and
reviews what president has done. v
Declares constructive work of the
next administration is to organize sub
ordinate and auxiliary machinery to
maintain standards on one hand and
not to interfere with business on the
other.
Concludes that while not necessar-
lily a controlling factor, physical val
uation Of railroads, properly used, will
not generally impair securities.
Insists means must be devised to
classify and insure federal supervi-
sion Of such corporation as have the
power and temptation to effect re
straints Of interstate trade.
4
Says Democratic plank to limit cor
porations to so percent of plant and
product is faulty.
49,
Construes antitrust law and points
out. possible necessity for amendment.
Declares Roosevelt policies have
been progressive and regulative and
those Of BRYAN are radical and de
structiYe.
Believes unlawful trusts should be
restrained with all the efficiency Of In
junctiye process and the persons
maintaining them should be punished
in order that the methods pursued in
the operation Of their business shall
be brought within the law.
Maintains Democratic proposition
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-15
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= PLEASANT VIEW. !:
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In spite of the busy time of the
year Rev. Gill was able to preach a
very interesting sermon at the Es-
thervill school Sunday, and a large
crowd attended. Don't forget he will
preach again. in two weeks at four
O'Clock.
Miss Dorothy Elvik is spending
this week on her homestead.
Jess Ashlock is back on the farm
that he has rented. He came back
to cut the grain.
Miss Sarah Carlson called on Mrs.
Finnigan last Monday.
Since we sent the last Pleasant
View; news we see Mr.. Knutson has
a new wind mill on his place. .
Fred Perkins was up in this part
OF the country yesterday.
Claude Newman has hired the
Wade brothers to head his wheat for
him. is ,~
Edwin Knutson visited his home
over Sunday.
Howard Granting is spending this
week at his fathers home.
Harvest is we'll under way in this
part of the country and in some plac-
es the crops look good.
S. M. Ferris made a trip to Bis
marck last week. 49,
We had a>nice rain yesterday and
it will help some things along.
Hazel Granting came very near
getting hurt last week. AS she was
raking hay the tongue came down,
soaring the horses, and they ran
away. She fell off the front of the
rake but just as she fell the team
became unhitched from the the rake.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-15
7AFTS Defense OF REPUBLICAN PARTY
and CRITICISM or DEMOCRATIC POLICIES

to put on the free list articles coming
into competition with those produced
by so-called trusts" is destructive as
we'll as impractical.
Says return OF Democratic party
into power will delay restoration of
prosperity.
Holds Republican doctrine of pro-
lection has led to the establishment
OF a rate of wages that has greatly en-
HANGED the standard of living of the
.laboring man. but that under changed
conditions revision in some cases is
necessary. Il.
Thinks record of administration in
passing laws of interest to labor is
evidence of the desire of the party to
do justice to the wageearner.
Holds Injunction is remedy intend
ed to protect pecuniary as well as
property rights.
Says it is difficult to tell meaning
Of Democratic platform on injunctions
and that its Injunction plank seems to
have been loosely drawn with the
especial purpose of rendering it sus,
ceptible to one Interpretation by one
set OF men and to a Numerically OPP
posite Interpretation BY another set
of men
Injunctions, without hearing should
be issued only in rare instances, when
irreparable injuryls threatened.
70 substitute trial by jury for i'm
junction would greatly impair the IN,
dispensable power and authority Of
the courts, giving the man of wealth
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-15

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We have recently been importuneds
by our large circle of ardent admir-
ers, including forty-six sheriffs, sew
enty-five coroners and thirty-nine.
grave diggers, to disclose the name
of the next president Of the United
States. 1t is one Of our peculiarities
to be somewhat secretiye; and be-
sides it has been our policy ever since
politics came into general use, to-
maintain a granite-like reticence on
such subjects as this, believing that
our advance knowledge if given out
Unfortunately before the happening
OF particular event might tend to
implant in the tender minds of the
sovereign and unerring public the
pernicious doctrine of re-destination
or Reorganization.
We have, therefore, always been
particular and extremely careful
| heretofore to wait until an event had
TRANSFERRED before giving our views
| upon the matter. At such time we
have never failed to come forward
promptly and make clean breast of
| it, as a conscientious christian
should, and admit that we know all
4 about, it and knew about it many
months previously.
There are a few other things which
have held us back, detained us and
| acted more or less as check or
] brake in our innate tendency to re-
veal the future results of an election.
For instance the local political bosses
and ward-heelers in our precinct
have been in the habit about election
time Of extending certain courtesies
in the shape of cigars and Buffalo
Bills" to all worthy citizens who were
regarded as doubtful and as we
have a large family to support we
have always considered it the part
i Of wisdom to remain doubtful. Then
again, looking at it from a somewhat
broader view, if we were to disclose
all our knowledge at the present
time it would have a tendency to put
Prof. Hicks and the Seventh Day Ad
ventists out of business, to say moth.
4 ing about Bryan and his campaign
4 fund.
i A campaign fund is really the mos
j important item to be considered. Al
least we feel that way about it, an6
/ have always endeayored to see tina
Z5,a large part Of it circulated in oul
immediate vicinity
/ If it were specifically known tina
either Bryan or Taft would lose ou
in the coming election, then It is OBJ
vious that the campaign fund Of on,
or the other would remain in thu
damp and gloomy vaults of Jay Peir
lpont Morgan and become mi1dewet
with age and moth eaten with inter
4 est until utterly unredeemable at an,
reliable pawn shop; while if sait
funds were put into general and con
tinuous circulation so as to eventual
" reach us, the nation would be say
ed and we would place a card 0
thanks in the 'Times Twister'' &C
knowledging our appreciation of al
contributions and the high esteem 0
our fellow citizens, and their over
whelming regard for our unapproach
able virtue.
However, as we have already re