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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14
Vacation Petition Denied

STATE COLLEGE PULLMAN. Dec
14.-The petition of the west side STU
dents of the State college, nearly 400
in number, that the Christmas vacation
be made to begin on December H. ey.
tending to January 4, was denied Nv
President Bryan on the ground that
so extended a vacation would be too
great an interference with the work
of the college.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14

their belief in the Wrights and the de-
sire to assist them in every way in the
comfercial introduction of their in
rention, as well as t. aid them in
protecting their patents to the fullest
extent. 1t has been proved to these
gentlemen that erial flight Is now
thoroughly practical, and they believe
that it is only a question of a very
short time before the use Of aeroplanes
will become universal in sport, and in
many instances in special transporta-
ton work, as well as by he govern
ment"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14

flying machines, when placed on the
market, will demand big prices, just
as did the bicycles and the autono-
biles when they were first offered for
SALE
In explaining how the members OF
the syndicate were induced to enter
the commercial venture with the
Wrights, one of the company's repre-
sentatives said yesterday:
1.-The purpose that inspired the gen.
tlemen composing the board of direc-
tors of the Wright company in enter
for. aerial navigation was primarily
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14
Biographical
Calendar
December IA.
December IA.
PIERRE SAMUEL DUPONT.

Pierre Samuel Dupont. the great
French American economist, was born
in Paris ITO years ago, on December
IA, 1879. His counsel was of great as
sistance in the early days of this re-
public, and his two sons, with his as
sistance, established at Wilmington,
Del, the great powder works which
have now become the greatest in the
world.
Samuel Dupont was turned aside
from the study of medicine by deep
interest in questions regarding the
commerce. agriculture and imports OF
country. He became a member Of
the society in Paris known as the
Economists" and eventually was an
authority on what we would now cali
political economy.
These subjects, so vital to the prog
ress and welfare of a people, awaken
ed interest all over Europe. Gustavus
III sent for him to come and receive
the honor of being made a chevalier
of the order of WaSa, which order he
had recently founded. Stanislas, king
of Poland, made him secretary of the
council of public instruction, and he
was for some time connected with the
Polish court.
When the trouble began just previ-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14
$780, 900 For Missions

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Tbreo h.
dred thousand dollars have been r,;0os
for the extension of mission worr
among the natives of Africa, in hono-
OF the diamond jubilee of the foundin,
Of the first mission in the Dark Cont
nent. The celebration will come to an
end this evening with meeting in
Carnegie hall, when many men Of
prominence, including both blacks and
whites, will speak
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14
Settlement Prospects Briaht.

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. 14-Robert Nc
Intyre, vice president of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, conferred
with business men and striking switch
men here. Mcintyre stated that the
trainmen walked out in violation of
ton, they would return to work Hope
for a settlement here is bright
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14
TOBACCO TRUST
HAS A HEARING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-rhere is
a feeling in the department of justice
that the case Of the United States VS..
the American Tobacco company and
others, set for hearing before the
United States supreme court today.
will have more far-reaching effects
than any trust prosecution ever before
appealed to the highest tribunal of
the land.
It is argued that the recent decision
against the Standard Oil company is
one of the most potent supports the
government has in the case against
the tobacco trust 1t establishes the
principle the government has. been
fighting for in all the trust proceed
ings, that a combination which exists
the stock of others is contrary to the
Sherman law and that such stock
ownership may be device that con-
stitutes a stock agreement in restraint
of trade
The case against the tobacco trust
was instituted by the government to
obtain the dissolution of the alleged
monopoly which practically controls
the manufactures and distribution of
tobacco and all it's products in this
country. The hearing in the supreme
court was originally set for Oct. 10,
but it was postponed because the at
torney-general had not the time to
make thorough preparation. such as
case required.
The prosecution Of the tobacco trust
is practically akin to that of the
Standard Oil company, which the cir
cult court in a united opinion on the
part. of the presiding judges declared
was operating in violation of the
Sherman antitrust law. Thus it will
be seen that the tobacco trust case is
the first of the big trust cases to reach
the h1gneSt court In the lana. 1t may
require a year for the now much
talked-of Standard Oil case to reach
the supreme court; before that time it
is expected that the decision in the
tobacco case will be a matter of his
tory.
Upon the decision of the suit
against the tobacco trust will largely
depend the future course of the gov
eminent as to it's trust-breaking pro-
gram A decision in the tobacco case
will mean more to the government or
the corporations, than the disposition
of the Standard oil case, owing to the
intimate business relations it main
tains with the retail business Of the
country The head of the family
knows all about tobacco when he may
not care a rap about oil.
Again the tobacco case affords the
supreme court of the United States
it's first opportunity to pass upon the
whole trust question. For that reason
it is expected to clarity the situation,
and let both the government and the
corporations know how they stand
under the law, and to what extent the
law has been violated.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14
Treatment for Furniture.

The furniture is the next thing to
take in hand. The top of the ward
robe-a veritable harborer Of dust
must be cleared and the inside busted
All drawers should be taken complete
lv out. and rubbed over inside and out.
The frame portion of the chest of
drawers will, on inspection, be found
to require similar treatment
The walls need a good sweeping.
To do this cover a hair-broom with
a clean buster and work II well. all
over the paper. 1t has an exceedingly
freshening effect.
Having thoroughly cleaned the bed
room of all dust, the labor of washing
and scrubbing commences. All painted
woodwork should be gone over, and
washed with a soft piece of flannel,
warm water, and the best yellow soap.
Do not on this occasion use too much
soap, and when doing the doors, be
careful to remove any finger marks
that have been left imprinted upon
the paint; also wash the handles. II
must not be forgotten that the backs
of shutters require washing quite as
much as those parts that are more
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-14

When the whole house is to undergo
spring cleaning, the work must De
commenced at the top, descending
gradually to the uttermost depths. A
bedroom, therefore, is the first to re-
ceive attention. All ornaments should
be removed and pictures taken down.
These are safer if put away In an
other room, for if placed in the chest
of drawers or wardrobe, when the in
terror of the article is cleaned, the
knick-knacks will require moving
second time, and they also run the
risk of being broken when the furnl'
ture is shifted.
The curtains and curtainrods must
also be taken down. Chintz curtains
may probably be made to do duty
again without cleaning, as they require
it less often than many other KINDS
but they must be we'll shaken, folded,
and put away till all rough work mas
quite fresh. provided they were not
real V dirty. Some musllns and Gre
tonnes wash beautifully, and Madras
muslin can be done quite successfully,
but requires care, if the curtains are
sent to a reliable cleaner, they are
sure to look nice when rehung.
After the room has been cleared, the
Garnet must be taken up and sent away
for the annual chastisement.
years accumulation of fluff and
dirt will have worked it's way through
the carpet, SO the floor must be care
fully swept with a hair-broom, after
the carpet has taken its departure, and
all traces of dust removed by means of
a dust-pan and brush
After this has been cleared away,
energetic measures should be applied
to the bed The white counterpart
helps to swell the laundress's bill, a
heavy item at this period. Blankets
seldom want washing, but need to be
well shaken and folded. After this
the mattress must receive on both
sides a thorough good beating and
brushing, and then it should be lifted
off. that the bedstead itself may be
cleaned Particular attention should
be given to the little crevices. Wipe
them out carefully, and go over the
whole thing with a damp cloth. When
this is done, replace the mattress on
the bed. put the folded blanket upon
if. and cover the whole with dust
ing sheet.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30

faction of the Board Of Insurance Com
missioners that such company, assocla-
| tion, firm or individual has actually In
vested the amount above stated in such
! securities as hereinbefore mentioned, the
| state Treasurer shall issue certificate
| thereof with the authority Of such COM
pany. association, firm or individual to
! transact the business Of insurance In this
state. Insurance companies Incorporated
under the laws Of this State, or any assoc
citation, firm or individual OF the State,
ficate OF authority by furnishing evidence
To the satisfaction Of the said Board that
such company association, firm or In
dividual is possessed Of, and has actually
invested at least twenty-five thousand
dalors I'm United states or State bonds or
other bankable stocks or securities issued
in the United states, at their market
value, and by otherwise complying with
surance Commissioners shall, in addition
to the certificate hereinbefore provided
for, issue certificate to any insurance
company incorporated under the laws OF
viously thereto deposited with the State
Treasurer one hundred thousand dollars
in United States or State bonds, or other /
negotiable stocks or securities issued In
as guaranty fund for the security Of the 1
policy holders Of such company, upon
satisfactory evidence to them that such
securities to such an amount have been
with the state Treasurer. Life
insurance companies Incorporated or or
ganized under the laws of another State
shall be entitled to a certificate to trans
act the business of insurance in this State
hy furnishing to the satisfaction of the
BOARD that il is possessed OF and has ac-
tually invested two hundred thousand
dollars in United States bonds. or other
oankable or interest bearing stocks is
sued in United States at their market
value, or in mortgages or unencumbered
real estate worth double the amount
oaned thereon. inclusive OF buildings {
nerson. and By otherwise complying with
he provisions thereof. Insurance COM s
'anieS insuring live stock or domestic I
nimals, Incorporated or organized under }
he laws Of any other state, shall be en- {
tiled 10 such certificate of authority +
y furnishing evidence to the satisfaction d
Z the Board that such company associa- r
ion. firm or individual is possessed OF, ,
nd has total assets Of at least two hum U
red thousand dollars and by otherwise S
omplying with the provisions hereof. o
Sec. = All laws and parts OF laws in p
onhlCt with this Act be, and the same c
n hereby. repealed. p
Approved June 4. 1909 t
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
cHAPrER ssss-lNo. fel.

AN ACT Prohibiting Fire Insurance Com
p3nies from Combining as TO What Rate
81 Commission Shall be Paid by Any
Other Company 10 an Agent.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida:
Section l. II shah be unlawful for any
fire insurance company. association or
partnership doing business in this State,
employing an agent who is employed by
another fire insurance company, associa-
ticn o. partnership. either directly or
through any organiEa ton or association,
- enter into. make or maintain any stip-
ulation OF agreement in restraint OF or
limiting the compensation which said agent
may receive from any other fire insurance
company. association or partnership. The
penalty for any violation OF this section
shall BE fine OF not less than two hun
drsd and fifty dollars nor more than i've
hundred dollars and the forfeiture Of
license 70 do business in this State for a
period Of twelve months thereafter.
Sec :. All laws or parts OF laws In con-
hict herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed.
sec : This act shall take effect imme-
dately upon its passage and approval by
the Governor.
Approved June s. 1909.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
CHAPTER Bs1e--(No, to).

AN ACT 20 Provide Tor the Payment g
Tho Present Indebtedness of the tIorlu'
state Reform school .-. A.,
Ito II Enacted Ivy the Legislature " tho
state W Florida;
sretion 1 That the sum ot seven thou,
sand nine hundred and twCnty,one anN
Tho nurposN nf plNiug the present uNeNk'
ednrss nf tho Florida state Reform SchNSN,
Said appropriation shalt I've lNd ~ thS
'rrnasurtr W the state upon warrants Is,
stiVd therefor Ivy tho CNmptNNler, AoN
unnu rruuiSltiou and dirOctiNu " tnS
NoarN VI Managers ~ the said FtNF'NA
state Reform school ,.
Scc, y Satd appropriation lS NctNVN
unut laNaNlC nrOm funds dcrNSN tNNNO
thr miro of state COONtctS it thew IS
such funds. otherwise rrom the NSNer0'
Fund, -. .-,.,
See y This Act shalt take cUc>s fN'N
the Governor
ApprNNrd June y, 1909,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
cHAPrER sssa-fNo. anl.

AN ACT 10 Require Fire Insurance Com
p2nies to Deposit Certain Amount In
q the State Of Florida
I STATE o. Florida:
Section / Unless otherwise provided by
this Act. every IRE insurance company
sAAl deposit with the State Treasurer OF
this State bonds OF the United States
bonds o any Of the States Of the United
States. bonds Of the District OF Columbia-
g ecDds q the cities or counties OF this
STATE or cash. 10 the amount OF ten thou
sand collars. Or surety bond IN the
amount q twenty thousand dollars Of a
surety eSup1ny authorized 10 do business
II The State % Florida. said bond and
SS1E3nN 10 . approved Of by the State
LEstSSreF; the surety company offering
So eoGd ssvssing. in case Of a failure
. GspcSit Immediately with the state
-ESAS-ssS tSslty thousand dollars in cash
q E-SrSssae,e securities, to be held by
ssEs, ,I Sf.S'Ss tSs tae Profession OF an
$50 = pCoVlcsd IN this Act and the
>.-S.F -sS1S-rSr Sh2I give the COMPANY
TlSlS So deposit 4 receipt for same;
= SS2cS,.sc Sh1l not De less than ten
ESSs:sc = registered b,oSds the eonnSnv
- - a. -.; - ~, = Siys o the state Treas
= I1-Ssss So eo1&s. O. any Part there
=, -, - s--scSS q paying any OF the
So, - -, sSot,csC " IL this Act The
- -. .cs1S--5- shan require each snss
,cr-71-y - make Sasd any isr-sssts,5SS--.,
q S-1ss@S- = value o. said sseur5tiSss
- - = - - - meath Of September IN
y,sisss - -, sSis'-s e az securities 50 de-
- -AA--5s Eestasr any o. them hsys IS
- = - e eSS2 reduced IN value ira
49, So = responsible for the safe
So s-,Sf. =. - oSSSs OF other seeuri-
49, - - ~ ScctS Or other se,srrStis- :
$500, - - STATE Treasurer hy arv ;
$50 - - 49, .s-s ACT shah not. On ac-
= s-c,sSc - .13sboa. but shall - ~ :
= = - - - ~ Solsly for the profs,St,S },
u - Scosy Ao5SsSS :
: .ss'rss'K5s selll A1vs 49, -s.. sS eonds as :
- lcsessc "a said Acads ss ~ S :
- A1c SheciS Socpca h,S,.Ss - $50 -
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= - SINE SA1E eSccrss ts,Ss ,NSsS ~pSos
10 60 ,5r, So SSSRes NOoas tspSSstSd ~
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tIsreSf sss9S.s-- - ~, Sean have HSsn az
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sn.9 =, sS 1872 = ssG AZ 49,, =, ss. So -
AZ m SI, 80 q ne SIT sSsss ~ 49, =
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
cAAprER AsAN-LNN IN.

AN ACT C. Authorize the Payment ~ tNe
(iAAnco DUO in the CNpStrNttiNn " =
NNrmitNry tor the University ~ FANT'NS'
az lNkV CITY
ES il Enacttd by the Legislature N the
state VI Nor,da;
section 1, THAT the sum W six tNN0,
sand tWN huUdlV0 twenty -CtSM AMI SS'l"
dollars Nc ami the same Is hereby az
lrNprtAtcd oUt " amy MONEYS IN the tvS@S'
my W the state ~ Florida not ctOSr-
MiSe aVpN,pr,ated, as ISNmcW ~ !, a
CarSNN' T. " liarvtS, ErVj l. SIrlrSSE'
J. X. lArrNtt, - NJ, Slmc0tcN Sud y
n RCgES, as the surviving memNSgS "
the tNN,,Ni NJ Trustees " the University
W E,Nytda, tNr jNe SoNS,eocN, tp yNNNN,
plcttog n dogUltNvN tyr thc NpNSvSiN
NJ El,ViAa. ~ ts,AC she plSSc " EVSser
NSW witch NSd NcCN ScStNNNSN ~ IRE
AMI the I\,NptNN,Sv Is GCCSNN NGNNtJNN "
Nvlw his wavulU, NsN,N0 the NnNSS0rcr "
the SyaVe W EiNyt&S ~ tNS NvNiEr ~ \.
\. Carson n & NayyiS kGvNi /. SyrtnSSr,
J. Il kayyAtg. y NJ SlU,N2tNr. ana y
II (N>kSS IS The SarNlNtNS C'stUcsfS -
tNy Mart W trustees ~ tRe NraNSrS,tN
NJ EsSyi,la. t,,N gCe $,l& sam ~ SIX tAS9-
sand INV N@SllyVI 'wcatN-SlSe' ana ~
nv &,l,AyS
SeS ! rats Stg shalt sANe eNsc; gCrra
TIE Sagr ~ rs 3VYNNSl
AYVyN'Nv>l lUNS a. lS,S
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30

them them a copy Of wb,.,.
registered letter ,nich ahab
Sec. 4, Upon ~ said co@
aforesaid with n ehe bond
ali aH'H poileiarsa &c cona1 DasS,T
cltlzens or resideSnS,ia Comm,
Time, shall have J Y! Of az \
tnem, respectivel,, nen fof ~ Y.
S OF such policies. fo under OK Y
lums or equitabie' w., losses I,
tltled to be paid values az I.
ceeds of said horIsa teably ",
h moi sufficient t to Ssv M ,usS
posting bonds ss es any Sci
n made la as Y eI or bS55SIs,,Sla NJ
It's creditors, any ls h toi M!
shall have the holder n
IN the Circuit r,snt to 3D.
lien for the bensa,t 70 sni.v
such policies. The 81 q al IA (
be dis Saffy 5S the he suit sSs NJ h.
81 such action Shall ne co1t Y
the State TreasnraaI be adltis.
Sec. 5. II any ce!
on business in hJiompany "a.
ttles' whether fxed state an
us policies To ~ VI coblr,
state, shall have si sons reSls'
nave Terminated Ueen atlIsi
aence Of the fact IL IpV 4, Saira
ne shall deliver ~ ~ the shd !
bonds in his possesSIo.s such ~
such OF them AZ r ssion belonpi,
LIABILITIES aforesaid ni a. attf
shau reduce the ar,n Vr L sla
poth fixed and coptiaunI q 10 s
low the value Of he hsln %
OF the State TreaSIroosO aos b
10 such company 3 be IA
taxing care, hoWevorp att Of ~
lin' possession shah s,ggal "
V ',se TO the liabilitlssi s y
upon its policies To 80. q al .
ms State; or IL s1,cbp sLsons
5a[Ty on business in M SGI@ B.s
.lxed Liabilities for Ios sals sha
'hall have been satiS sses ud
.lngent liabilities unda an
,a, peen assumed bv ~,
iolhs business In this ,aaoud
,,elnsuring company, 'sase' b
deposited with the S,a,. n9a'ut
lot less in value than tAi tisls
ANY proposing to retirss u .s
ireTi upon being satisfisis ae VI
nan, upon receiving 4 AM
! the contract betwesn y ~ all
by which the risEs ~ I.
ompany are asusumed I'M n, z "
any, deliver to sueb ~ " tne q
elonging TO it. ' u hli
sec. 6. Whenever an,
ompany shall file an spyl,,.,
eaIe treasurer to be admitis1 !.
ess In this State, ii shall '' v W n
le SAID Treasurer to reos , y
lance with the provisIos as y
siore issuing a license IA, NJ
} DO business in this Sat- "
any fre Insurance Comma,
lslnesS in this State sksI \
ltlI october LIST, 1909. IA y.
- provisions OF this Act. az :.
lure to comply with ~ '1 IVY.
Us Act on or before tbai Ky,
the duty OF the state No.. s
.aIs 70 revoke its license IA 4
florida, and It SHAH b m.
hereafter 10 do business n
It'll licensed as proyideS ~ I.
Approved June sth. 1909.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
CHAPTER Ssst-fno. a.

AN ACT Amending Section N
General Statutes Of the STAT,
ida. Providing for the Meilf
duction OF the Capital STOCK Z
atoms for Profit.
Be IL Enacted by the Legidalul
state Of Florida:
Section 1. That Section IA
method Of reduction be, and ii,|
hereby, amended so as 10 read n
-sl4 (4I4sl-Meth0d OF Ri
Any corporation may be reduo 4
stock, or reduce the par Tt1
shares thereof, within tie limit
BY law, by a two-thirds vote q q
In the same manner as Il prUil1|
increase OF capital stock, VIZ I
tific2te Of the State Compsrala 4
upon the affidavit that n hli
the ability o. the corp0ratiol 2 4
outstanding indebtedness and ,
viii not b. impaired thereby 4
Sec. 2 All laws and 2eris
cOaflct herewith be, and ne x
hereby. repealed
Approved June Z, 1893.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
CHAPTER 5s9ofn,

AN ACT to Amend sect,o. J,
General Statutes Of the sis,s Y .
Providing for the Amount
Value OF the Capital Stool n
Companies.
Be 1t Enacted by the Lealsa,n
State Of Florida:
Section /. That Section s7x 4.
eral Statutes OF the Stat n a
and the same is hereby, amesi
as follows:
EI56 (22I6)-Amount and pg
The capital stock OF an Iuslf',
pany incorporated in This glai,
be less than fifty thousand dos
divided into shares OF noi kr
dollars each. nor more than o1s \
dollars each. payable in Iavful /
the United States.
Sec. ,. All laws and parts 4
conflict with this Act be. and h
are hereby, repealed.
Approved June Z, 1909.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
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ryvo

uror aud Secretary OF the Board OF Man;
Rgors upon the Comptroller VINO shall
Issue HIS warrant therefor 49,
See g. All appropriations under TINS
Act are payable from funds derived from
tho hire III state cOnylcts II thero be
auoh funds otherwise from tho EenerM
Fund, 800.
See, 4, This Act shall take cncct upon
ita approval by the Governor or upon
liza boSomlng i law without such ap.
prevail ...