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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-30

adroy led to the conclusion that the
political infdety. fact
seriously assert their belief that
it is erin to steal from the government
the taking of public goods the theft
paid for by the municipality, direct
Persons wealth protect
the for themselves wholesome food
government regulation and control Their hope lies in
efficient and the application
Of public wealth to public
real and taxes real
usually shifted the With increased taxes
increased with increased rents the retail Of goods
Generally speaking found that retail prices goods directly
and An unwarrane cost of therefore,
falls the rather than the ocaled
individual wealth
the added living which increased entail
loss it? What the
individual who while child suffered from tuberculosis
spine left cripple for life? What the loss entaled
his family the through the fact that when boy
he had educational advantages? What the loss who
youth the immoral and criminal and
social What the distress
death from preventabe dis
vitality lowered earning result
living in dark crowded and
badly ventilated What happiness destroyed through fear
lack police districts where the vicious live
babies who die infected milk? Who suffer from
germaden filth Of Who the victims of the gambler
the elucer, the vender Of adulterated foods?
From point the who directly the taxes
who directly indirectly for the waste OF public funds the
efficiency public cervce 1t the who
handicapped to-day attered by the
political ndeI who Christmas turkey which
is the gift of the despoie, ~llo>is himself despoied
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-30

Why should women be given the BALLOT
Because they are as intimately concerned
with the laws as men are. They are
equally subject to them If an administra-
ton is corrupt they have to live under it.
If the laws are unwise or I'M Just they have
to suffer. And they know very well that
laws which are unjust to women would
be more quickly amended if women had a
voice in legislation. 1t cost the women in
the enlightened state of Massachusetts IS
years of effort to make mothers the equal
guardians of their children with fathers.
In Colorado, after women were once en-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-30
Victims
of Graft
1t Is the
Average Man
Who Suffers
By FREDERICK A. CLEVELAND,
Technical Director of Bureau of

The common falacy that it is the direct tax
payer who pays for graft and inefficient government
has been skillfully used and taught by too many
self-seeking demagogues urging support for officers
or for organizations which have abused public trust,
wasted public funds and instructed the energies of
government by granting privileges and monopolies
for their private enrichment. What is more to the
point, by provoking class feeling and stimulating
prejudice the argument is often successful Through
dispensing to the needy small percentage Of the
subverted funds as gratutes and as evidence of per-
sonal interest in their welfare the CRATER has
ceeded in holding himself up more desirable
citizen than the man of wealth. In this way the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
FIREMAN NEARLY
MEETS HIS DEATH

W. WJmelduH, a fireman on
the southwr tern, narrowly escap-
ed death On, day this week when
be- wa, hurled of the tender Of a
moving train aud tell between the
engine and the first car. The fire.
man was fortunate in hitting in
such a manner that he was thrown
from th, train, for his escape from
being ground 90 death beneath the
wheels was a narrow n indeed.
10. ls LAID mp with the bruises
sustained .ut will b. able Tor work
Iu .,w days..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
HUGO G~OLDENBERG
T. ACCIDENT

Hugo Goldenbcrg, a prominent
%rau,hman Of Torrance, who is we'll
known ~ this CITY, met with a
painful accident while enroute
between Torrance and Iucumcarl
this week Mr.. Goldcubcfg was
coming up on a local freight when
the accident was caused hy = sud
den lurCh IT thu train Golden
borg was thrown again-; the stove
Iu th. caboose and sust ined two
hrokuu ribs and several other lu-
.uu,s He is reported to be- doc
np yer, nicely, however. and wll
BE- able to return to his ranch IN u
lew days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
LARGEST DEAL OF
Is MADE
South Half Of Herring
Building Sold for Sum of
10000.

Onc ol the largest sales eve
madr IN %lu,umCau and the largest
m lot sale, was uad, Yesterday
afternoon when Dr. l. t.. Herring
sold the south hat ~ HI- building
ON Second street T. " G. Nave,
and \ttorncy ". ". Nave lur a
consideration OF seven thousand
aud hyc hundred da.,ar.
The property sold include. lot
- ON the east side oi second street
between Main and Center -rr.. t.,
Record Bu,i,, and .h, .'... ra.ru,
upstairs. Attorney NtN,r Nii
NOV, his law and abstract office to
his new bulldIup ~, n'.'J i June.
Dr. Herring will retain the north
wing OF ia, building and still hay,
has uihr, upstairs The TEST IT th,
huildIne vii b. rented Int a. At
present.
The Herring building rs On, OF
which yer citisrf ~ lucuw,ari
takes a pride and hOl,t,. /, va
erected last TALL at 4 cost OF sixteen
thousand dollars and is one VI th,
sw'llcst blocks in northeastern
New VI Nico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
CLUB ORGANIZED.

A large gathering OF the Younger
set enjoyed a most pleasant dance
at the skating rink last night.
Couples were limited to the mum
Der OF thirty and the affair was tor
the purpose Of organizing a dane.
ing club
\ Jolly set was present and
dances will be- given by the club
every two weeks IN the future.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Rock lSla nd Train ms TO Give Base.
ball Results.

Altcr June D, travellers who ad
mire tl- rr,st national gam, will
o., ADJ, 90 get the baseball results
daily right Oft VI the bat ii they Ar,
riding ON a., Golden State Limit
cd
An arrang, ment ha, been mad,
uy the management Of the Rock
Island o. e,t ID, tciegraphcd re-
suit. from the games OF the Amer.
lean, National and Western Ieag
ur winch viii b, posted IN n,
cars ior the information VI passcng.
'Ia This t,dtut, mas been intro.
tI,,d Yu ,pm, of N, roads lu tb,
.,.I but to, Rock Island ls Gu.
Hr.t 10 put u into operation lu o.,
west.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Ministers Meet.

The local ministerial association
held it. r,pu'ar s,ni-monthly
m,at.ns with Rev. Mcbride last
Norday morning. The paper Of
OBJ, 1..I .Iu, Waa on 81. Paul's
Third Missionary Journey.
b., ID. 0-Iatlal viii meet next
time with kDy. Brooks who will
prepare a paper on Imprisonment
and D-alh-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Hon NJ. { Mechem No krs
Friends.

VI. {. Mechcm recently appoint.
cd Judge OF the United states court
.uN President TAFT, j. here. As
stated On ~, News last week, II
vIIi not DO known until the Su-
prem" Court meets. June II, what
distinct Judge Mcchem will preside
over Iu, Iudg, Is a strong man
and sal. xiv, satisfaction wherever
b.. goes. "a. Is making many
trend mere A,tmJu1rdu News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Burton Owen.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren II. Bur
ton. OF San I.u, announce the mar
rage 1i their daughter, Agnes, to
Claronc, L.c Owen, Wednesday
evening Iuly and, at eight o'clock
at the Burton House
Mr.. owen d, q stock holder aud
general manager OF the San Jon
Mercantile Company. The Young
couple arc planning a wedding trip
70 Mr.. Ow.u's old home in Hunts
NIL-n. A-AMAmA.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Picnic Party.

Mr. and Mrs. o. +. Elder led a
happy picnic party to the Polarito
river last Sunday. The party re-.
port a pleasant day and an excel.
lent dinner, and they returned in
the evening by the moon light. .
The party was composed oi Mt.
and Mrs o. +. Elder. Miss ACNE
Conrad, Paul Conrad and Joe
W.fthcim.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29

Il NJ TAYLOR, OF Upton, was
in the city YESTERDAY.
]. &. Allen vi Lloyd was IN the
city this week attending to bust.
ness matters.
{. {. Reed, Justice oi the peace
at san ion, Vas in the city Sester-
day on business.
T.. Gallrgos, T.. :. Commissioner
oiConant, was IN the city ON bust.
ness last Tuesday.
Mrs. W. =. Crawford and sou,
Oscar, lett Tor Chicasha, Okla,
Tor a month : visit.
Miss BESSIE Reeves has return
ed to her home III QUAY after 4
weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wade, ul
Hobart. Okla. ~ IN the city
with the wet oi locating hrre.
). {. Campbell has accepted a
position with J. K. Daughtrv and
will do his collecting IN the future.
Rass and Jeff Harrison are ex-
pcctcd home from Las Cruces,
where they have been attending
school Tor the past two wears.
LOST-One sorrei mare brand
ed 90 on lett shoulder whit" web
halter on. s. reward. Traders
Wagon Yard, notify Y. l.. Book.
man. sap
Mrs. !. X. Daughtry entertain.
I'D a party OF young people at her
home on Aber Street IN honor OF
Miss Rosa Simpson, last Wednes-
day evening.
About May "a, on road
asst OF Tucumcari a coat contain
ing valuable papers. Reward IT
returned TO News office.
Robert NJ. Hutch, Sal y
W. NJ. Dickson, OF Carrizozo,
has been employed by the South.
western as extra dispatcher here
and will make his home in rucum.
carr in the future.
The Palm Leaf Parlor is issuing
coupons which are given away
with each purchase and which are
good Tor a china closet and dinner
set which will be given away tree.
Supt. Willis OF the claim depart.
ment OF the ) outhw, stern was IN
the city this week attending TO
official business and made several
Of the BOYS happy 10y handing them
checks.
Miss Maud Berry, who resides
two miles north west OF this city
will entertain a party OF Young
people from the city tomorrow.
In the afternoon they will climb
the hills adjoining her property
and take kodak pictures.
Bert Belmore brought in a sam.
pie OF oats from his farm : miles
east oil the city, Monday that can't
he surpassed by the farmer OF the
grain belt OF Kansas. He has
twenty-five acres and a fine stand
now about ten inches high aud as
green as IN oat held can he, OF
ought TO he.
w. l.. Batson and William
Phipps OF Endee, were in town
Tuesday and Wednesday on bust
ness before the u. ). Land Office.
The boys are enthusiastic over the
prospects OF the new town which
is building like magic. They re-.
port fms rains out there and a large
acreage OF crops planted. Endee
seems TO have almost eclipsed Rock
Island and those other small Tex
as Panhandle towns, most OF the
homeseekers are coming on to En-
dee. Messrs. Batson and Phipps
are members OF the Batson *
Phipps Realty Company, and own
some OF the best property in the
new townsite.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Almost All OF IL

Uncle i'm Swartz, who lives ten
miles east OF this city, was in
THURSDAY e. file ON an additional
one hundred and sixty acres.
Uncle jim saws be is going to put
forty acres % the new homestead
IN crops AVID that tui, will give
him "a total 1t two hundred and
acres under cultivation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Pres cher Pounded

Rev. {. NJ. Ament, OF the local
Christian church, was surprised
with a pound" last Monday night
The recipient was taken complete.
~ 10y surprise aud was busy on his
SUNDAY sermon when the door was
forced open and his study hesiegrd.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society ut the
Methodist Episcopal Church south,
will meet AT the home vi Mrs. {.
Is Hamilton next "Wednesday al
trInoon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-29
FOR SALE

Good saddle mare six years old
and sound. Barton aus East
Main. AL y
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
CADET SHOT
AT ANNAPOLIS
QUITE A SENSATION YESTERDAY
ON CAMPUS AT THE
MILITARY SCHOOL.

Washington, July l0.-The shoot
ing of Lieutenant Sutton, on the cam
pus at Annapolis in fight with other
cadets at the military academy. has
been the subject of much discussion
in military circles here today, as well
as among members of the house and
senate
Evidence has already been ad-
ducad to the effect that Lieutenant
Ravan, a nephew of Senator Rayner.
of Maryland, held both arms of Lieu
tenant Sutton when he lay PROSTATE
on the ground
Lieutenant Sutton was shot by his
brother officer after quarrel
concerning Miss May Stewart, of
Pittsburg. During the fight Private
Dehart took a pistol from one of the
officers which has never been found.
Some little mystery surrounds the
shooting.
Senator Bourne, Of Oregon, an
nounced this afternoon that he would
push the investigation and would en-
deayor to thresh out the entire af-
fair.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
Big Insurance Co.
Is Now Assured

Messrs. w. B. Stewart and J. K
Lawrence, of Macon, who have been
IN Brunswick for the past few DAYS
In the interest of the Georgia Life
insurance company of Macon, have
decided to remain few days longer
to give those who have not done so
an opportunity to subscribe to the
capital stock Of their company.
They state to The News that their
company is now on a strong footing
having had subscriptions sufficient
to justify buying bonds Of 100000. co.
which will be put up with the state
in accordance with tne law, besides
leaving ample money in the treasury
to do business on.
The policy forms are now in the
hands of the printer and as soon as
they are received the company will
start business.
This means that Georgia will have
the largest resident insurance com
pany of the south and the fact that
southern insurance money will be
kept in the south should encourage
liberal subscription.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
MAY NOW MAKE
A REDUCTION
CHEAPER COTTON, WOoLEN
GOODS, HOSIERY AND Wo-
MEMS GLOVES LIKELY.

Washington, July 10.-CheaDer cot
ton and woolen goods, cheaper hos
iery and cheaper women's gloves will
be the biggest obstacle the conferees
of the house and senate will have tc
overcome in agreeing upon the tariff
bill, and on these articles conflict
is expected.
Many members of the house and
senate believe that the house will
yield on cotton and wool and thai
the senate Will likewise yield on
gloves anG hosiery.
Representatives Payne and Mccall
OF the house referees, are the only
friends thai President Taft can count
on for & :eyision of the tariff down
wards.
The democratic members of both
the house and senate are simply wait
Ing publication of the bill, en-
deayoring to get the best they can
out Of the scramble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
AN EFFORT TO REVISE
GEORGIA TAX SYSTEM

That a serious effort will be made
at this session of the legislature to
revise the system of tax returns in
Georgia, was shown in a joint reso-
luton offered in the senate by Sen
atOr Matthews of the 23d. The reso-
luton provides for the appointment
of a joint committee consisting of
three members of the senate and
seven Of the house to consider meas
ures for securing more just and
equal tax returns. The resolution
provides that no bill submitted to it
shall be reported unless it is ap-
proved " majority of the members
Of each branch Of the general as
sembly of the committee.
AS this last clause may be re-
garded by some as calculated TO pre-
vent the report of any bill at all, it
is not unlikely that it will be OBJ
iacted to, when the resolution reach
es the house. The resolution was re-
farred to the committee en- finance
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
SCHOONER HERE
WITH THE RAIL
FREDERICK w. DAY ARRIVED
YESTERDAY WITH RAIL
FOR TROLLEY LINE.
N|crH of ck-Lay;ng viii Now Be
Resumed at Once-cradine Has
Ea-n Continued on Several of the
Streets.
Streets.

The schooner Frederick w Day
port yesterday morning, bringing a
full cargo OF railroad iron, half of
when is for the City and Suburban
IA lWay company and the other for
the Georgia and Florida railroad. The
rail fer the trolley company Will be
unloaded at once and track-laylns on
tn line VIII be resumed this week.
The company mad on hand only two
cars of rail and it took only a short
time to put this down. 1t was just
enough to build the line on Glouces-
ter street from Cochran avenue to
Newcastle.
The work of grading however, has
been going steadily on, and now the
work of laying track will be pushed
w tn all rapiditv The rail viii be
shifted out on Cochran avenue. where
it will be loaded on a small work
car on the trolley tracks and shifted
to the scene of track-laying 1t is
enough in the cargo, it IS thought,
to complete the line as at present
outlined.
While the company has until the
latter part of September to complete
the four miles of track. from the
present OUTLOOK the lile will be COM
pleted before that time. The COM
pany, ho, ever. has named no definite
date for putting the cars in opera
tion The work during the past week
has been delayed somewhat BECAUSE
Of the continued heavy rains. Though
the franchise calls for four miles to
be completed and under operation by
the latter part of September. if there
should be any delay and the road is
not in operation by that time, then
the city council will. no doubt grant
an extension. But the indications
are that trolley cars will be running
on regular schedules in Brunswick by
October /.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
GOES TO JOIN BROTHER
WITH REGlMENTAL BAND

Raymond Russell leaves tonight for
Delaware City, Del, where he will
go into the band class of Director
V. F. Safranek Of the [. S. regimen
tai band Young Raymond will JOIN
his brother, Arthur Russell, who was
with the Brunswick postoffice sew
eral years and for the past year a
member of the Fort DUPONT band,
playing alto cornet
Mr.. Russell since his enlistment
has made steady advance and has
already made good as a member Of
the best army band in that section
Of the east. The Delaware City Star.
referring to recent concert given
on the lawn of the state hospital at
Farnhurst Del, gives the players y
fine sendoff Included in the list l.
The name Of Arthur Russell.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
COMPANY FROM
REGULAR ARMY
UNCLE SANS REAL FIGHTERS TO
BE ON ISLAND DURING
ENCAMPMENT
Announced That Company of Reg
ulars viii Be Sent 10 ST. Simon
] While the State Troops Are Hold :
ing Their Encampment.

One company OF regular army SOL
diers will likely he in camp at St.
Simons during the ten days members
of the Second Georgia regiment are
camping on the island, as Governor
Joe Brown has requested that COM
pany Of regulars, accompany all the
Georgia regiments while they are on
the island
Adjutant General A. ]. Scott will
also camp with the Second Georgia
troops, and one of the best and larg-
est regimental camps ever held by
the soldiers will be held at st. ST.
mons
All companies in the regiment will
leave their respective towns on the
Saturday night of July 9th, and will
remain in camp until the night of
July 81
While the soldiers will be under
military discipline, the orders will not
be as strict as they were last sum-
mer when the soldiers were camping
at Chickamaugua and it is expected
that very near all the military men
in the Second will go on the trip.
The announcement that company
of regulars will camp on the island
will be of interest here, as it will
be the first time that any of Uncle
Sans regulars have been on the
island. 1t is not known whether or
not they will be in camp with the
Fifth Georgia regiment, which will
arrive next Sunday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
Royal Position
To Be Filled

London, July 10.-Society is won
dering whether the lucky Countess
Granard, who has won the friend
ship of the king and queen within the
shortest time on record, will achieve
her ambition by getting an official
position in the queens household
while her husband occupies a position
in the kings household.
Two of the ladies of the queens
bed chamber, the March. .onesses of
Lansdowne and Salisbury, will resign
soon, and it is not impossible that
the countess will be selected to one
of the vacancies. The position will
bring the daughter Of D. Ogden Mills
of New York, almost into intimate
touch with the queen. When on duty
they accompany the queen every
where-to state functions, shopping
theatres, etc.
Formerly ladies Of the bed chamber
performed the duties suggested by
the title, assisting the queen at her
toilet. Now the position is ornamen-
tai, being coveted because it places
the occupants in close relationship
with the queen. If the countess gets
the position she viii be the first
American woman attached to the
queens household.
The Granards came to town from
Knebworth, Lord Lytton's seat, leas-
ed by the countess's mother, Mrs.
Ogden Mills, to see her sail for New
York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11

W tn four mail deliveries and col
Iectons III the business section of
the city and three in the residential
sections. the Brunswick postottice
now ranks among the first five cities
OF Georgia in the point of frequency
of service. Atlanta and Savannah
have but one more delivery in The
business sections and no more amCn-
the residences.
The new carrier schedule arranged
by Postmaster Smith calls for a de-
livery and collection all over Bluns-
WICK "a $50 a. NJ, a second delivery
and collection for all the city at s. 10
a. m, a delivery IN the residential
sections at 1910 noon and delivery
and collection in the business sec
tions on the same schedule and col
lection at 6.l5 p. m. in all parts of
the city, delivery only in the business
section.
For months Postmaster Smith has
urged the increase of service. Sev-
eral weeks ago through the volun-
tary cooperation of the six carriers
demonstration was made that the
four deliveries and collectors could
be made in the business section. The
new service means much to Bruins
wick's business men since all business
mail will. be regularly taken from the
downtown offices in time for dispatch
for the early night trains. Already
the number of bOX-renters has COM
menCed to decrease. an indication Of
the need of the additional service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
Local Concern
Lands Contract

The Parker Hensell Engin a~riny
company has just landed another
large contract, which will keep the
company brsy for some time. The To-
cal machine shops will do all the
steel and iron work for the large
railroad shops of the Georgia &
Florida railroad, which are now in
course of construction at Douglas.
These shops are being built by
the Augusta Construction Co. Re-
Gently the Brunswick firm was invit-
ed to bid on the contract for all of
the steel and iron work, and their
bid was successful The shops of
this new railroad are to be among
the largest in this section and much
of the work will be done by the
Brunswick concern
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-11
BRISTOL "DRYS" WILL
CONTEST THE ELECTION

Bristol, Va, July 10.-The "drys"
are making preparations to contest
the local option election held on
Thursday, and which gave a wet
majority of 80. The resignation of
Judge Price will prevent the securing
of licenses until August. as his sue
cessor cannot qualify until then.
The prohibition forces yesterday
began a segregation ana regulation
fight, and will try and prevent the
opening Of saloons on State street,
one. side of which lies within Ten
nessee, the state line being the mid
die of this Principal thoroughfare.
An excise commission will prob
ably be appointed by Judge Kelley
to handle all applications for license.