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Councilman Edward o'Hara.

Assistant Prosecutor John S. Mao
Kay, of Bergen county. today obtained
q warrant for the arrest of ]. Edward
Sargent, of Kearny, charging attempt
ed bribery in connection with the new
water contract for North Arlington.
Detective Blauvelt, of the Prosecu-
tors staff. was sent TO North Arling-
ton today to arrest Sargent
The issuing of the warrant followed
the perusal of aff1davits in the Prosecu-
tors office which were obtained from
Councilmen Edward o'Hara and Coun-
Gilman Daniel Mccarthy. of North Arl-
ington. 1t was found that the charges
O'Hara had made were corroborated
by Mccarthy. Detectives got the afEi-
davits from the two Councilnen yester-
day.
How the Complaint Reads
The complaint secured by Assistant
Prosecutor MacKay reads as follows.
"Councilmen O'Hara and Mccarthy,
duly elected to hold Office in the bor-
ough of North Arlington. have right
to vote for or against the privilege OF
granting a franchise to lap pipe and
to secure a supply Of water for the In
habitants of North Arlington.
The Suburban Water Company. In
corporated, had made application for
such franchise. and that one J. Ed
ward Sargent, claiming he represented
the Suburban Water Company, wick
edly and correptly sought to influence
O'Hara and Mccarthy. who had vote
for the granting of the franchises,
wickedly and corruptly attempted to
bribe them and influence their vote bv
offering them a peeuniary consideration
or reward, contrary to the common IaNs
and against the peace of the State. the
government and the dignity of the
same
In discussing the case Maekay. said:
"The statutes of the State of New
Jersey do not specifically provide for
the punishment of bribery except 50
far as the same relates to the election
laws of the bribery of judge or some
one sitting in judicial capacity
But the Supreme Court of the State
has decided in the case OF the State
VS.. Ellis that these statutes did not
abrogate the common law. and it is stiu
crime to in any way influence vote
of anyone holding Office
Sargent was seen on trolley car at
noon by a STAR man, and said he Was
going to the court to get arrested.
DO you think I'd been away2" he
said.
When his name was mentioned yes
terday in connection with the scandal,
Sargent. who is contractor in Kearny.
said1
Il never made any offers to the coun-
ciImen of North Arlington in connec-
ton with voting in the interests Of the
Suburban Water Company. / saw sew
eral of the councilmen and told them
favored the introduction Of the subur-
ban Water Company's water ID tho
borough. because believed IT had the
best supply. intend 70 build shortly
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-24
STRICKEN IN STREET.

David Hanley. SO years old. of s41
Pavonia avenue. Jersey City, was found
lying on the sidewalk at New Jersey
Railroad avenue and Canal street last
night. He was removed to st. Jamess
Hospital in the Third Precinct police
1t was found at the hos
ptal that he waSsuffering from hemor-
rhage. His condition is not serious.
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Frank w Goodale. ''the boy aeronautr who
startled New York few weeks ago by nying
for an hour apove the city. VIII make daily
Nights from Newark's popular resort during
wsek begiunins morrow fsundas). ADV.
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1.-THE Coast Of Chance

Another thrilling mystery novel will fol-
low "The Circular Staircase" now
running IN the Evening Edition Of the
STAR. Don't miss the opening chap
ters. Order the STAR delivered at
your homeitoday.
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NOticiaS de Arecibo.
de nueStro corresponSaD. }.

Mayo l4.-Hoy Sc vieron
ante esta corte de Distrito los
juicios de demencia contra Hi
lario Corchado Calero y Fell
cita Medina Y declarados To-
cos peligrosos Sc orden6 por la
Corte su ingreso en- ol Manico-
mio.
-Anoche di6 una magnifi-
ca cXhibici6n en- este teatro
el magnifico cinematografo
Areclbo. Para sabado Y do
mingo anuncia dos magnificas
funciones con nuevas pelecu-
las entire elias el Proceso de
DrcyfUs V la Hez de Paris.
La election de compromi-
rarios del partido Union de P.
Rico en- esta ciudad que tenia
que celebrarse el pr6Ximo do
mingo Sc ha transferido para
el domingo l3 de JUNO segun
aouerdo de la .Junta Central.
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Para eVitar atIopeIos.
Ha causado indignation On Pom
ce ell Ienguaje usado en- 81
menssje de Mr.. Taft.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mayo 14.-Dicese que la po-
licia ha recibido del cuartel
general una orden previnien-
do a los guardias que el que a.
tropelle a un paisano 8 lie de
una bofetada y no justifique
la raz6n que para obrar asf tu-
Were, sera severamente easti-
gado.
-Ha causado mala impre-
sion en- todas las personals SEN
satas sin distinction de matices
politicos los terminus del men
sale dirijido por Mr.. Taft al
Congreso americana con moti7
vo de las desavenienclas entire
el Consejo Executive y la Ca
mara de delagados, aunque el
sentido comun dice que el con-
greso, que no ha nombrado a
los Sres. del Consejo, nj tiene
ahijados a quienes nombrar,
Sc mirirara muy mucho para
restringir las libertades de un
pueblo por dejar bien puesto
el nombre de unos empleados
sin otra representation que
la de la Influenza que enla Ca
sa blanca tengan sus protecto-
res.
-Manana por Ia. tarde sa-
len para Mayagtlez los j6venes
y ninas de la Hing and Gram
mar School que van a tomar
parte en- la velada a beneficio
de la Sociedad Atletica esco-
lar, como actores y como es-
pectadores. Ell ferrocarril les
proporciona pasaje de ida
Y vuelta a mitad de precio.
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MADRE Z. ttlJA
ELOGIAN La PE-RU-NA.

7 A SRA. GERTRUD McKIERNAN,
- de Emporia, Kansas, 216 Neosho
St., escribe:
"Padecf mucho de un severe resfrfo
en- la cabeza, y me sentfa siempre can
sada y adormecida. Cuando mi msdrs
me aconsej6 insisti6 en- que tomdra la
Peruna, 10 hice inmediatamente, Y POGO
tempo despues me sentfa somo una
nueva persona. Mi madre elogia alta
mente la Peruna, y 20 tambien."
Confianza En- Pe-ru-na.
La Sra. NJ. F. Jones, de Burning
Springs, Kentucky, escribe como sigue:
"Hemos estado usando Ia Peruna por
algdn tempo, y no vacilamos en-
recomendarla para los miles padeci.
mientos que estd suieto el ser humane.
"La Peruna Sc ha cactado la confianzs
estadfa permanente en- nuestro
hogar."
I'm Gran T6nico.
La Sra. Anna Linder, Dassell, Minn,,
escribe:
"Tom6 Peruna Y me siento bien. No
estar6 sin ell gran tonico, nj por dieZ
veces su costo."
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CARRERAS De CONEJOS.
Espectaculo nunca visto
en- Puerto Rico.

Ell senior Ramon Spa, EN-.
presario del "Circo Sport" nos
participo que hoy sabado ten,
dram lugar Carreras de Cone
jos en- el espreSado Circo.
Es SECURE que este atrayen-
te espectaculo llevara hume
rosa concurrencia por la move
dad Y la facilidad de adqui.
rir algunos pesos en- las apues-
tas.
Al Circo a yer 10 nunca
visto.
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o
NOTAs Y NOHC|As

Sc nfomaque aver tarde al tener Ell GO
bernAdor noticias, por conducto particu-
/ lar, del cable recibido por la prensa de la
ciudad noticiando la derrota sufrida en- la
camara de Representatives. del bill conce-
diendo .facultades al gobernador y al au-
dltor para hacer los presupuestos de PIT
Rico; dirijio un cable pidiendo mas dea-.
lies del asunto. Esto Sc dijo y coment6 en-
los circulos polftiCos de la ciudad.
La opinion pubica comenta favorable
mente para la camara de representatives
de los Estados Unidos, la derrota sufrida
por proyecto de ley arrebatando faculta-
des a la camara de P. Rico para hacer los
presupuestos.
Noticias particulars informan que los
senadores Tillman y Lafollet. atacaron ru
damente en- ell senado el mensaje del presi
dente con respecto a P. Rico.
La patada" titulaban aver muchas
personals en- la ciudad Ia noticia respecto
a la actitud en- la camara de representa-
tes en- ell asunto de P. Rico Hay general
confianza en- el pals, en- que los delegados
de la camara de los Estados Unidos, que
responder al voto popular del pueblo nor
teamericano, no consentran que Sc mer-
men facultades para intervenir en- los
presupuestos de P, Rico la camara de
delegados elegida por ell voto po-
pular puertorriqueno.
Los Sres. Arrivf hermanos, han reci-
bido discos para fon6grafos con los ECU
plets del "Palacio de cristap' extrenado
en- el teatro de Ia ciudad por la empresa
Gutierrez,y de Las grsnujas" que Sc estre-
nara en- breve por Ia referida companfa.
Aver tarde, despues de medic dfa, Sc ex-
periment6 excessive calor en- la ciudadH
Ha regresado de su residencia de YaA,lS
Goa, ell Sr. Carlos Benitez Santana, que
estuvo en- esta ciudad en- asuntos particu-
lares
Aver tarde regres6 su residencia de
Fajardo nuestro joven compatriota el Sr
JOAQUIN Lopez.
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La aSociacion de
librepensadores,

La Association de Librepcn-
sadores de Puerto Rico invi-
ia al quito pueblo de San Ger
man Y su Jurisdiction para un
meeting que Sc verificara en- la
pIazuela de Santo Domingo
el Is del corriente ,domiugo.
Il las s de la noche Y cuyo acto
sera amenizado por la orques
Ia.
Tomaran parte en- el orado-
res de esta ciudad, Cabo Rojo,
Ponce V Mayagiiez.
Sc eSpcra Ia asiStencia de
las personals amantes del pro-
grcso Y en- especial de las adic-
tas al ibre pensamiento Y mo
drrno racionaliSmo cristiano.
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FL KA|SER.
EN- V|ENA.
Importance de Ia en-
trevista.

| Viena, Mayo 15.-Hoy lego
q esta capital Ell Kaiser Gul-
llermo de Alemania, acompa-
nado de la emperatriz Angus
ia Victoria y el principe Bue-
low y ell sequito de la Corte.
Ell emperador Francisco Jose
los recibio en- ell castillo de
Ysch. Ell kaiser fu6 ovasiona-
do a SUI paso. En- todo el ira
yecto fue reclamado por la
multitud Tn escuadron de la
guardia imperial di6 escolta
a los regios huespedes. Sc da
gran importancia a esta entire
vista, que Sc cree es de tras-
cendencia politica pero los in
tereses de ambas naciones.
FL rey Victor Manuel de Ita-
liza aguarda en- Napoles la lie
gada del Kaiser en- cuya ciudad
celebraran una larga entrevis-
ia.
Continua la huelga de telegra-
fistas y empleados de correos
aver una partida de estos cor
to los hilos telegraficos de-
jando incomunicada esta ca
pital con las provincias. Los
gendarmes recorren los CANT
nos guardando los de
hierro en- provision de algun
atentado. La situaci6n es gra-
We pero no envuelve ell pc
llgro que Sc lie supone.
Hasta ahora ell proceder
discreto del gobierno ha
puesto de SUI lado 4 la OPT
Mon pdblica. Tn telegrama
de Londres, comunica que
Lord chamberlain ministro
de colonias cuando la guerra
anglo boer, Sc encuentra
en- SUI castillo de Lancas-
ter en- estado preag6nico.
Sc espera un desenlace fatal
por creerse inutil los de ses-
perados esfuerzos de la cien-
cia.
New York, Mayo 15.-Los
comisionados del comit6 te-
rriterial republican, de Puer-
to Rico, acusan a los unionis
tas de la actual situaci6n de
Puerto Rico. Dichos senores
han celebrado interviews con
algunos periodistas.
Constantinopla, Mayo IS
Ell gobierno no oculta SUI in
tranquilidad ante la gravedad
de los sucesos que actualmen-
te Sc desarrollan en- sus pose
stones de Asia. Sc teme la in
tervenci6n de los poderes en-
los asuntos de Armenia,
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GRAN BARATILLo DE- OLANEs.
Gran harttIllo de ol.in ca
mlSaS. CaslmIrrS. ranIisetas
driles mayorqlIlnes de hllo& Il
NendemoS las meiorcs ST.
las para mOntar.& Il
FL CielO Arriyf Hms.
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Semper.

OPERACIONEs DE AZtCAR.
Aver en- Pl almacen de los
SreS. Rubprt Hmns. han tent
do lugar las siguientes:
1000 SacOS Central San Vi
Cente::2 900 sacOs Louisa SUI
gar Co: 800 "Monserrate"
Total : 500 sacos a S3.74I.
Compradores Fntze Lund.
Conn.
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Nddie sGbe qVe Su c0s1 ce-
4 desalquiLGda. Nadio 10 sa-
e, porque usted no 10 0rUHcta-
81 desea aiquEgr SO casa que
h0ra no Ie prOducr n0aG ln-
ieId en- la Corastondsn-
IN" Para estG clds. .. rnwn-
Ios hay en- este dlGT" lrr.as
speriale, muy limitGd,-.
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Traslado de OfieinaS.

Ios ScnoreS J. T. Silva &
Co. han lrasIadado hoy sus
0'riUas. dc Ia calle de Ia Tan
"a nimcrn >. d los altos del
nucEo cdllwio que ACADIA de
ruu~rrir Don Jose T. Silva,
ru ia Marina de esta ciudad.
ul.le del { Comercio. irente i Ia
parada / del Trolley.
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En- 1ibertad
bajo palabra,

Ell gobernador ha concedi-
do la libertad bajo palabra a
Francisco Milan (sico) Rafael
Calder6n Grau, Victor Mora
les y Carlos Areizaga los que
comenzaron a disfrutar de esa
concession desde fecha Is de
los cOrrlentes.
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iDINEROl

Sc desea colocar algun di-
neo en- primera hipoteca So
bre fincas urbanas en- San
Juan, sin corredores. Para in
formes P. o. Box 333, San
Iuan.
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De SOC|EDAD.

vencido en- Ia lucha. con e
amor y va & contraer matri.
monio con una linda y virtuo.
sa senorita de- >Caguas. La bo.
da es en- la noche del sabadc
Is, y Sc efectuara en- Caguas
residencia de la novia. Es ella
la virtuosa y bella damita
Luisa Ramirez y Sola. Son
padrinos la distinguida sonora
Belen Aldea de Gomez-Ague-
ro y el Sr. Jose NJ. Blanco LIDO
en- farmacia de esta ciudad y
en- cuya casa esta empleadc
el contrayente.
La boda es catolica y oficia
el Pbro, Infanz6n, de ,aquella
parroquia Algunas familias de
esta ciudad han sido invitadas
a la boda, la que Sc llevara a
efecto en- familia y entire los in
vitados esta el DR.. Rafael de
Vale intimo del future.
Que haya siempre dicha en-
el hogar que Sc constituye con
gratos auspicios.
TrI;unJando siempre., Ano-
che dieron en- el municipal la
gran obra de Ramos Carri6n
y de Chapi. LA tempestad"
es muy conocida en- San Juan
y todos los buenos artistas de
zarzuela que han desfilado por
el Teatro de la ciudad han pro
curado lucir sus dotes en- la be
llisima obra.
Anoche hubo relativamente
,poca concurrencia en- ell Tea
tro. Ell lleno de la noche ante
rior resto mucho elemento.
Entire las senoritas que Sc vie
ron en- palcos y lunetas esta-
ban las de Armstrong de Pom
ce, Vazquez y Cintr6n de San
Juan, Was y Aboy tambien
de San Juan y la nina Blan-
quita Paniagua.
Las dos tiples predilectas
del publico de San Juan, Es-
peranza Iris y la Peral triun-
faron hermosamente en- sus pa
peles de Roberto, la Peral y An
geJd la Iris. Esta estuvo felici-
sima y ell atrezzo por demas en-
cantador, no sabiendo que ad-
mirarse mas 81 la delicada La
Dor de la artista, que trabaj6
acknowledgements 9 la gracia de
la mujer, que delicadamente
luce siempre sus valiosas ga
las.
Ell "soberano" hubo de
aplaudir ruidosamente despu-
es de Or con la mayor relijiosi-
dad la dulcisima voz de la
Iris, cuando esta cant6 esplen-
didamente aquella delicada
partitura.
Cuando en- las nocheS del eS-
to-. o.........
En- ell segundo acto cantando:
Como en- amas del treSco
....
estuvo tambien inimitable
la gentll artlSta y en- el duo
del final del mismo,l la Pera "
la Iris fUerOn ovacionadas con
Ell mayor entusiasmo por todo
Ell publico, que rindi6 justo
tribute al esquisitamente bor-
dado trabajo de las dos genia-
les artistas.
Los demas con el mejor en-
peno tratando de veneer VI
nuestro companero "don sin
cero' hace la revista completa
del espectaculo.
EScenaS crj0lLaS. Nuestro es-
Unable compatriota Y amigo
el ST.. Leonardo Ponce de Leon
ha escrito una noveIa que con
PI titulO de Meme" desarrolla !
lntereSantes escenas de la hu-|
mana vida. AnteS de la ]
fue dada d conocer al
publico de Ponce en- ) actos
"a obra dramatica que con
3quPl tituIo representara ALI
MARTINEZ Casado. La edicci6n
le " Nepf' esta 4 punto de
lgotarse Y esa es la meior re-
'omendaci6n de Ia bondad de
It obra.
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Fin esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
eriodico vieio d ? pesos quintal.
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TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Hoy Sabado IS de Mayo.
Esplendida function.
10. La Trajedia de Pierrot,
Conocido exito.
20. La Virgen de Utrera.
Estreno Estreno.
Exito Colossal.
80. Ell Bateo.
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Un incidente,

Aver tarie Sc forn6 IN gran tumulto
en las GALES Do "a Fortalsza no 3 y da-
das las dltImas impresiones PolEucas. hui
10 ouien creyo yer en- clio IN proTimo
catsclismo.
AveriFuado 81 csso. reSIlt6 QUE aquel
grupo 10 fOruab1n unOs 500 I6venes que
esperaban tuno para eou1prsr uno de los
nlagnificOs trajes heChos que vende La
Palmesana'' De Pieras Y Ca.
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In eSta imprenta Sc vende pape
, d. Peri6dlcO ( dos pesos quintal-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-22

no doubt would be willing to answer
1T many times again II necessary.
Though the percentage OF temper
anco voters is as large II not larger
In the Republican ranks than In the
Democratic ranks. the Republican
chairman appears to think that by
careful engineering he can swing
some of the Democratic anti-state-
wide people to the support OF Captain
Kent by making It appear that state
wide prohibition will be a probability
after a Democratic victory. He believes,
apparently, that the Republican tenn
perance vote in the Southwest will be
loyal 10 its party no matter what the
leaders may do. while the Democratic
"wets" will not be so loyal.
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come tax amendment was that 1t had
been declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court and to invoke a
second decision upon that issue was
to question the uniformity of the de-
cislon of the Supreme Court and to
drag the court into a political deus
sion which. whatever its decision
could not make it's standing as an
impartial tribunal before the peo-
pie.
1t indicated a diversity Of view be-
tween congress and the court-two
coordinate branches-with reference
TO the constitutionality of the law
which 1t seemed unwise TO perpet-
uate in formal statute.
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Denied at st. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 21.-The
report that anti-Jewish riots have oc'
CURED at Kiev is officially denied
al the chancellory Of Premier Stoly'
pin. The official news bureau tonight
in response TO direct query receiv'
ed from it's correspondent in Kiey q
message reading:
''No rioting has occurred here
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Posl0ffice Inspectors Arrest Henry
T N. Lewis IN Washington.
SCHEME TO qEFRAUD ALLEGED
Complaint of Springfield, Mass, Firm
Brought Operations of Lewis to At
tention Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ad-
mlts He Has No Cash.
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. 21.-
Pcstoffice inspectors raided the ofnces
of the National Trust Company today
and procured large amount Of evil
dence and arrested Henry NJ. Lewis,
manager and secretary-trcasurer-
Lewis had charged with using The
mails in the furth..ance Of a scheme
to defraud.
Lewis arrest was made at the In
stance CT United States District At
torncy Baker, who examined the evil
dencc today. He was released ON
$1,000 hail and the hearing set for
Monday. Sept. q.
The National Trust Company. ac-
ccrding 10 information gwen cut by
the postofice inspectors was incorpo'
porated under the laws CT the District
of Columbia on January 4, 1900.
The scheme was brought to the at
tenticn OF the postofiice department
by COMPLAINT from firm in Spring
field, Mass. The trust company
sought correspondence with corpora
tions DESTROYS of having their stock
guaranteed.
When arrested Lewis admitted ne
had no cash. IL is said. he expressed
surprise when informed OF his arrest,
but admitted, it is alleged. that he
expected a fraud order might be is
sued against him.
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THE DEATH OF GOVERNOR
JOHNSON.

In the death OF Governor John A.
Johnson, of Minnesota, the United
States susta.ns a less that will be
felt by the country at large and by
the Democratic party particularly.
This rugged statesman. the son of a
Swedish peasant blacksmith, was
great man. The fact that he was
great man. head and shoulders above
the average public figure OF the day.
had just become known to the coun-
try during the past few years, but it
is now so generally recognized that
II seems certain that he would have
been the next Democratic nominee for
President had net death cut him on
In the midst of his remarkable. career.
The Democratic party viii have
trouble finding a man TO fill Johnson's
shoes. The Minnesota governors
powerful hold upon the people OF the
Middle West, combined with the dis
satisfaction over the failure of the
Republican party 10 give an honest
revision OF the tariff would have made
victory almost certain fer him as
candidate for President.
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Continued from First Page)
before leaving the hands of the
tenants and thirdly, on the individual
directly. 1t was found in England that
a direct Income tax at 10 per cent
did not produce as much revenue as
the present method of taxation at five
per cent. 1t is question, the Presi-
dent declared. whether salaries and
income from professional work
should be taxed as heavily as incomes
derived from investments or not tax
cd as heavily as incomes derived from
investments or not taxed at al. The
latter, he said. was the cTe.t of the
corporation tax.
inheritance Tax.
Mr.. Taft said he had favored at first
an inheritance tax. but the objection
that the states had presented TO that
held sufficient weight to defeat the
proposition.
The President continued:
"A part of the Republicans and all
OF the Democrats in the senate unit
ed in pressing for consideration a
general income Stax on individuals
throughout the United states.
"Onr friends, the Democrats, fav-
ored the income tax with view to
substituting II for the tariff as income
producing measure. thus minimizing
the effect OF the tariff in promoting
the industries OF the country
Diversity Of View.
zone further objection to the in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-22

DOUGLAS, ARIz.. Sept. civil
liam ]. Bryan, when apprised OF the
death OF Governor johnson today,
SAID:
81 have just heard with deep sor-
row Of tho death of Governor john
son. His career illustrates the pos
bilities Of American citizenship and
his death is great loss to our party
and the country.
His civic virtues won for him a
host of admirers and his personal
qualities converted his admirers into
friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-22

Mrs. J. A. johnson.
Rochester. MINI.
My heart goes out to you In sym
pathy in your present deep sorrow.
Governor johnson was national H.
cure of great ability. and great ca
pacity for usefulness TO his country,
az he had already demonstrated. ana
his less will he folt far beyond the
state that loved Rim so well sim
cerely hope that the fond remem-
brance in which he is and always
will be held in Minnesota and else
where, his record and his valued SER
vice may come as boon to you IN
your sorrow and may In time tighten
the burden you are now called upon
to bear.
(Signed w IL. TAIL
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Breaking in Shoes.

Frederick the Great had tender feet
and used to have an old double who
broke In new boots for him. Hot
weather Is a mad time to break them
In. Every one should keep old shoes
ON trees for wet and hot emergencies.