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The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
SECRET SERVICE
FUND HANGS IN
BALANCE
ALDERMEN RESERVE JuDGMEN
IN MATTER OF $1,000 FOR IN
sPEcTIoN OF FOeLlc WORK.
DoREMUs PLEADS.

Whether or not the city controller
shall be allowed $1,000 as secre.
service fund for the inspection of pub
lie work was the question that stirred
the ways and means committee Of the
council Wednesday morning when they
started In to consider the estimates
Controller Doremus had number OF
reasons why he should be allowed the
amount. but the aldermen took the
estimates under consideration after
the discussion and reserved judgment.
Mayor Breitmeyers request for an
automobile was passed along for hnal
settlement later
The assessors were given two new
clerks and two clerks were allowed
raises in salary. but che clerk and one
raise were cut out.
A cut of $4,000 was made in the
fund for printing the council pro
ceedings.
No change was made in the city
treasurer's pay roll except that he
was allowed 5000 instead Of $500 for
making collection of personal taxes.
The sinking and interest funds, be
ing mandatory, were allowed without
change
Objection was made by some OF the
aldermen To raising the pay OF
Draughtsman Gregg IN the assessors
Office from 81 034 per year TO $1,000.
I'VE can't get n good man for less
than that, and | know" said Assessor
Nagel This man is Il Republican
and | tried for six months 10 get
Democrat who would do the work for
the money he has been getting
could not get a good man at that
salary Now. he is getting restless
and | think we ought To give him the
raise"
The council claims and accounts
committee started Wednesday morn
ing on its two-dav trip around the
schools before passing on the board or
education budget
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Fon sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY.
100 GOODWIN

100 GOODNWl y
Near liolbrook See II today This
house must be sold and we are IN
structed TO accept the first reason
able offer House is two stories, with
bath. gas and cellar ! rooms. can
have immediate possession.
500 DOWN.
And easy monthly payments. buys nice
new cottages with attic. also fine
south OF Gratiot. near schools, etc,
Price Si,75o.
SHERiDAN-AVE.. south OF GratIot. 2
storN house bath. gas, cellar, slyc
down, SIS per month. Price, $a.a5O.
LAKE SHORE LOTS
Now is the time to look around We
have the only good lots with nice
beach between Crosse Pointe ana
Bingham's. They extend from Jefrer-
son right TO Lake ST. Clair.
REAL SNAPS
60x165. west side OF Van Dyke.
south OF ST Paul: all Improve
KERcHEVAL-AVE.. corner. near
Van Dyke. the only one left. will
build To suit.
HELEN between Boulevard and
Harper; only a few left. paved
street. sewer, water; cement
walks. at ........ .................. 40O
GRATlOT near Robins .......... AS
HCRLBUT. u block from Mack . 800
ST. CLAIR. south OF Mack: cement
walks Observation-Disclosures. 800
CANTON south OF Harper ...... 30
List Your East Side Property Win
Us and Get Results
.ambrecht, Kelly & Co.
Both phones 3i5 81 Grlswoldst.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
STYLISH DRESSER
CH0KES A HALTER

Louis Miller. proprietor of a furnish
Ing store ar 1925 ST Aubinave., swore
out warrants for assault and battery
against Anthony ChristowsH. John
Glmsh. and Joseph Nowak, before
Justice Jenries "Wednesday morning
Miller declares that he sold hat to
Nowak six weeks ago. and that Tues
dav afternoon Nowak entered the
store with his two companions, pro-
testing that the hat was out OF style.
completely. The three thereupon are
alleged 10 have attacked Miller chok-
ing him also into Inconsistencies
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
DIED

March .. 1903 at his resi-
DEUCE sea Gland Elvcr-aVe| PtNIIy
n~lpNed husband OF Josephine Tor
augrt Beaurr Funeral Thu-.dst
from Trinity Episcopal church at ,
O'Clock burial Al Wuodmere
bkELN March . at residence. co. NJ
ktnstry ave. Jeremiah. beloved uIi.
baud OF MARY Breen brother OF
Michael and father % Thomas Den
Ms and Frankie Bre.u Mrs H. j
.GuNete. MiS g. Martindalc Mrs W
lierson. Mrs, - r.. Walker. OF this
city. and Mrs 10 Nichols 81 Wan
rem Pa Funeral Friday morning At
NiH from residence. anu Holy "
deVuler church at
HOWARD William J "a Chieago. It
beloved son 90 Mary r and tire late
capt Pet't Howard. ar mothers res
idente - Ftfth-yt. and brother ~
Thaddfa- Peter. Harry James ana
Thomas Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
CAPT. HAMS is
TAKEN INTO COURT

NEW york. March 10 Captain
Peter G. Hams Jr the slayer OF VIM.
T.. Annis, vas taken from the Queens
county Jail 10 the supreme coura
Flushing today aud listened apatheti-
caly while the lawyers in the ga q
argued the question OF setting data
for mis- trial Decision in the matter
was postponed untl Monday
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Russell FIGHTS
LIABILITY BILL
CFrom staff Correspondent


LANSING Mich, March 10 tSpe-
cial.-A public hearing is on today
before the legislative joint railroad
and judiciary committee on the limit
ed liability bill introduced by Senator
Ming. OF Cheboygan, and other meas
ures that effect railroads and EN-
ployes Railroad attorneys are here
in force General Counsel Henry Rus
sci. OF the Michigan Central said the
Ming bill il made lawful would be an
unjust and wicked discrimination
against the railroads and that passen.
ger fares in Michigan are lower than
I'm any other place on earth.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Ramon LOGON. 299 Harrison
fhililp sandula. llls LaSalle.
Ncll No kenzie. i09 Grand River.
Jacob Valdez i6j Franklin.
red Thompson, 223 H. Jefferson
August Brusattl 10l Benton.
Martin ElVankoVitch. ia 81. JOSEPH.
Louis Goodnow, 1l7t CraW ford.
Floyd Arm. 25S Chandler
BOYS
Man Biller. Il, Brewster
John krcblcr. 1891 Lafayette.
Charles Singer t56 brewster.
Arthur GhoSZuire 1874 Reals
Jake LiNson. ISIS Michigan
lie wis MarN. l07 Russell
lI"ugN Wilson = lTerla.
john ellison. go Baltimore.
Adam SCHULTZ, Is i.ormau
chas Schafka. 11t5 Warren.
kObcrt crumic. pa owen
Dantel Michael So Myrtle.
Benjamin Rush 312 81 Aubln.
Hugo Ii"Ike. 80 Rerlin
Henry Nalliere 1915 Euclid.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
ron sALE-vAnns.
FARMS

30 A near Dearborn. cor. Warrsn-
ave. and Ann Arbor- rd.. well located.
M: from city limits. clay loan all
cultivated. we'll drained. excsliept
house, barn and other buildings. all
Ia good condition. , wells; 5000 cash
or part time
rs A OF Orchard Lake. minutss
FROM csss lake. aud ID. L. H.. good
house viii cellar well. all kinds Of
fuit. soil 81 lpanl. all cultivated.
good for poultry. good shade. build
ings all good. prize $500.
40 \ a. NJ from orion. bordering
on head % Lake orion, good Groom
house. 3oEis barn and other good
oNtbutldihgS. on A. second CROWN
timber. balance OF soil all cultivated.
mixed soil. clay loain and some muck
suitable for any kind Of produce.
s. 400 cash
rs A. not far from Pontiac. good
soil % A cultivated good buildings,
equipped 10 accommodate 20 head OF
cattle large house, spring water that
never freezes. barns. one JON ~,
the other 25Xi2 a. with IA n. posts
and basement 2 A. small fruit. A.
orchard. sandy gravel loan, A. TIM
Der. rolling bat not hllly. ad1oins
Pontiac corporate limits. less than !
NJ from street car line. Will sell
with or without stock, splendid
farm. s. 800. or part cash and mort
gage.
90 A. east or Rochester. 3 NJ. from
street car. a NJ from q. t. X. r..
iik Al. from NJ {. X r.. "a NJ. from
creamery, ali gravel loan. level, all
Improved except A.. we'll drained.
fair house and barn. good for dairy
business. $500 Will exchange for
Improved city property. or for good
stock OF drN goods or groceries.
81 A. NJ south aud | VI. east ot
Rochester I VI. from car line. across
street from Ferry Seed Farm. 20 ~.
from Detroit. all good land, fair
house. one barn 24xeo. another sox
IS IT new windmill. cement water
tank tank house, cement Nco-s N
barn. patent stencils. and trench IN
Hoors. hog house and com cr'S,
$4,000
arms to suit, call on OF write 20
Eel. Nj. 1870.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
FOR sALE-FARMs.
FARMS !

Q A. near rapid railway. NJ. FROM
eitN limits. rich black loan soil.
house, barn. and other buildings.
81 500
- A. n NJ from MichIgan-ave. 40
NJ from city HALL clay and black
sand sol, all cultivated except 20 a.
pastures. good trick house. barn anil
orchard WOULD TAKE city property
a. part payWgnt
80 \ fruit farm on car line near
city limits ,in Ann Aibor, 5000 peach
trees. 100 pear trees 2Oo apple trees,
20" cherry ANA plum trees, 600 eur
RANT bushes, 800 sfape vines. \
raspheflles \ whvrrirs. fair
house good IA and fruit house.
poultry house. work SHOP, corn crib.
etc. ~ a. We'll steel windmill,
splendidly located. s., 200. Ia cash.
IT," NJ from Ienion, l5' \.
plowiand ~ A. seeded 10 A So,
Some lumber. large house, aud two
GOOD bHfnS. one CT thew with base
hsrht Other good outbuildings. Perk
ms Nipdmiil. good fences. plenty OF
fruit phone aud IRE. mail delivery;
$50 per \ $1,000 down. balance time.
so A. e NJ from HOLLY, gravel and
sand loam. good condition. all i'm
proved, reaches TO lake. small part
OF IL garden muck, small orchard.
good for fruit. poultry and dairy 10
Gated on macadamized road. IL room
house, hard and soft water electric
lights and all modern cOnveniences,
good lawn and shade. 30Ni0 hip roof
barn and other outbuildings. 5000
or s.. 500 with stock, implements. etc.
100 A. near Holly. good farm
house fine barns and other outbuild-
ings. l20 y. plowland. excellent soil.
balance timber and pasture. good
water. $500.
$50 A.. 3 NJ from South Lyons. ii5
A. tillable land, 10 A. low pasture
~ 4. woods. soil gravel and sandy
loan. good 12 room frame house, eel
lar cistern. . large barns, well with
windmill. good fences small strea an
runs through hack Of farm. splendid
IL located Aovd view OF country lof
miles around, tn one of the bost farm
districts IN Michigan. $4,000. $1,000
down. balance OF time.
For any Of TIE above. or other
E. A. ST
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Johns, Is. Detroit Minnie NJ
Babe, 20, New Haven.
Harry c. Strauss %. Huron: Clara
NJ Martin. -. Sanduskv
James holmes. -. st Louis. No:
Mary QUINN. 81 same
Rol,it Mitchell 81. Mildred r.
IiotChkiss 20.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
scnool Affairs IN Club Program

agcr of The Times viii address the
department OF philanthropy and re
form ~ the twentieth Century club
on Reform in the Administration Of
AT 80
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

ron sALE-FARMs.
FARMS

FARMS
SO ACRES miles from town. miles
from electric line, half mile TO school.
all kinds OF fruit. over $50 worth Oh
berries sold last year zoo fous Wiic
fence: good house, with basement
good barns. nice lawn. nne .,oo
shade ,............ - - - sa'ov"
So ACRES-On electric line black
loan. ~ acres improved. acres
orchard. i0-room house, basement
barn 30NbO. wing 1890; other OUT
buildings, natural gas on .s.oo
''1 Win consider Detroit improved.
so ACRES is miles from Detroit city
hall small house barn. orcharh. oo
timber ........... ..s...-. 's'' s","VV
viii trade FOR cottage or equity In
house
so ACRES 20 miles from Detroit oo
Must have $1,000 down
So ACRES--i mile from electric line;
clay and gravel loan, s-room stone
house frame addition; basement
barns SOx62. and 2SX36. other .
i42 ACRES--12 miles from Detroit. on
Woodward ave. clay loan; b acres
timber; woven wire fences: s-room
house; cellar; hip roof barn 80
NS6; other outhuildings -..... *zOooo
open un,u $40 Monday and Satur-
day evenings
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
ARMY onter kuls self.

NSTANTINOPLt March To-
Gen Soiullah Pasha Turkish chiCf
Of stan during the Turko-Greek war.
committed suicide today.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

2-FAMILY FLAT, 24x46, full base
ment. separate furnaces. single roof.
hardwood floors throughout; modern
H. every respect. oak finish living
rooms: price $4,000; 81 600 down. bal =
ance s32 monthly; one block from
car line, must be sold at once. Phone
~ i20.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
COMMITTEE KNOCKS
SUFFRAGE BILL

ALBANY. ~ Y. March l0.--By a
vote Of J. TO and despite the per
sonal efforts OF Mrs Clarence Mac
kay. the assembly Judiciary commit
tee today declared against the WON.
ans suffrage bill.
We will not report the measure
favorably' declared Chairman Phil
lips.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
\. The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification Ia these columns
one cent per word each insertion,
cash in advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than - cents.
Persons whose names appear IN
"a" telephone directories, nay have
advertisements charged at above
FlteS Gail
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Farm
Headquarters
Chas. u. iske

713-1i-1b CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
81 ACRES. 81 miles from city hall, 2'2 !.
miles from electric. near church ana
school; ll-room house. z barns large
hen house and outbuildings, f2,toO.
$500 cash.
40 ACRES, ~ miles from city hall
1-room house, good barn, horses,
cows one heifer. calves, $4,000.
. ACRES on car line. S-rooin
house with furnace. acres or FRUIT
and berries, $500. \ snap.
go ACRES near lnkster. with new
barns. $500.
Send for ovr list OF 400 farms.
office open "Wednesday night until
$50
FYSTFR & BRIGGS,
FARM EXCHANGE.
507 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Moderate Priced Homes.

Moderate Priced Homes.
On Easy Payments.
Mt. VERNON AVE. Z rooms. bath oak
finish, furnace, full basement, paved
street; $4,000.
MERRlCK * AVE. rooms bath fun
basement. decorated, 81 100
MELBOTRNEA Az r.. rooms. bath.
paved street fun basement oak fin
fish. decorated. $500
Nick INSTRN AVE, 5 rooms. bath, mod
ern In every way; $500
T., rooms, bath mod
ern in every way, paved street. s3.450
Many others throughout the City.
Arthur G.. Griffin & Bro,
SOB Elks' Temple.
NAN l25S.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

job Printing done right. Times Prin =
Ing Co. e John r. st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11


llOMEZCIIY 1855.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the IollOMinA To receive liner sd-
Nertts' nlents at the same late as
cAatged at the home Office.
EAST SIDE.
Houg Coal Co., I32 East
Canfield-aVe
vi. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott cno
Grutiot-aves.
=. Brown, 1853 Jefferson-aVe
j. Mcpherson. 2400 Gratiot-ave. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
4. q. Eanor. S9J Grand River-ave
Turner stanton. les MVrtle-st
r. Il. DriscolI. Az Michigan-aVe
y. W. Willard. l4ls Forrest west
W. W. Bush, 5s4 Michigan-avs
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Personal.


$4,000 BUYS i2-acre farm. with good
buildings, clay loan soil on electric
line, near Mt. Clemens, biggest snap
on our list: hurry. MERTON l..
RICE. sos Majestic
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

IMPROVED FARMS-Prices, descrip-
lions. terms. all information. NJ
Mayer MsrriH, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION 3
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. y. Kolb. Treas
and General Manager. 1925 f.. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge SOS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
, O 0 600 o0c o 5000 o
J SCRIPTURE HEADING I
) Q Q Q o 20 90 Q Q Q o o o o o

THE fear Of The Lord IA The be
ginning Of knowledge; but fools des-
nlse wisdom and instruction
Ny son, hear the instruction or thy
father and fOrBake not the law Of thy
mother
Eos tley shall be an ornament OF
grace unto Thy head, and chains about
thy neck.
MY son, II sinners entlce thee con.
sent thou not
Second Proverbs. 1893 and 10
seeon1 Proverbs Chap j 1883 and 10
How long Will It be ere ye make
an end OF words7 mark, and after
wards We will speak.
Wherefore are We counted as
boasts, and reputed vile IN thy slghtY
~ eHe teareth himself In bis anger:
shall the earth be forsaken for theeg
and shall the rock be removed out
of ltg placer
Yea the light Of the wicked shall
be put out, and the spark OF his fire
shall not shine,
THE light shall be dark 10 his
tabernacle. and hls light shall be
put ont with him.
The steps of his strength shall be
stratened, and his own council
shall cast him down.
lob. IS G, Vers. No, 2. 3, 4, s, 6 z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

In brilliant article, Historical as
well ha filled with reference 10 pres.
ent'day political questions. the. Fort
worth Record attempts TO excuse the
protectionist members OF the Senate
and makes strong reference to the
Gays when Slmual j Randall, a pro
nounced protectionlst, was Demo
cratic leader and. aside from that
rendered valuable service 10 the Dem.
ocratic party"
Yea. verify; but IN the enthusiasm
Of his defense the brilliant Texan edi-
10 iorge,s that Mr. Randall was elect.
led as rrotectiunist and proclaimed
/ TO his constituents that he would, III
elected. vote for protective measures;
chat he entered the party caucusses
with the understanding he favored q
high protective tariff and would have
TO remain outside the party organi
sation mleas conceded that great
point.
How many OF TIE Senators who
deserted Democracy In the trying
hour had made similar announce
nent TO their constluentsi
/ How many Texans now In the Two
houses OF the Congress would be there
had they announced favorlng revls
Ing the tariff upward?
And because Randall. a Pennsylvan-
/ ian. refused 20 aid the people IN q
fight against special interests, is that
lie be taken as license for other men,
decades after Mr.. Randall has an.
seersd the last roll call, 10 fashion
their votes and action according to
his ancient Interpretation?
The statement the party was not
properly represented at Denver does
nor suund like consistent Democratic
thought well expounded. II that were
true why did not those great cham
plona nov In Washington say 50 prior
10 or following the election? Why
were not those distinguished members
there to shape the party deatinlee
and affirm correct" prineipies9
After meeting defeat for 80 many
years aud finding sufficient aid among
Republicans 10 secure % revenuepro
lucing, though rate.decreaaing tariff
defest comes with poor acceptance
when administered because certain
Senators, after q lifetime advocacy
Of revenue bariff. suddenly found
ihemselyca devoted TO high proiec
ton ana plenty of C. too.
+ Hall Is going % strike some OF those
Senator'S who have not been home
long enough to know the roof Is off
their storm cellars. and the most gift
ea Texan editor ia going TO have one
ol the longest and hardest Jobs be
ever contracted to prove 10 the voters
q the Lone Star domain they are
7sotoualy favorable to taxing them
selves for the enrichment Of peopi;
down on the New England coast
Il Is possible. Of course but conaid-
aring the long road and the hrlckbals
10 be lodged II might as we'll be stat.
ed the Democrats Of the great west
will surprise all the people II they
do not punish with scorplon lash
those who failed them In the crisis
IN the very hour when Victory wac at
agn0.
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coo O o o o o q o O 10 o o 4
o sALAMAeuNpL G
oeoooeoooo 0 0 Q 10000 8

Throwing rocks at the river makes
il ripple Tut does not change ils
course.
Barking against a neighbours pro
gress hurts you and the poor devil
who has 10 listen to your bark
II men all did what they intended
al the time OF action banks would
not require surety on notes
AZ average sized locomotive drive.
wheel Is twenty feet In eireumfeg-
ence
United States business men usG the
telephone more than all OF HE bust.
ness men OF all other nations.
Connecticut newspapers still make
use OF "token" when speaking Of d
toll or any public utility charge.
The ugliest COW sometimes ls best
for butter
Getting an idea of q mans good
ness by bis own statement Of the case
should be teauced 81 per cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
Grand Concert

Guthrie Choral Society, $50 Voices, as
sisted by Enid Choral Society
30 Voices.
Mr VIM Il. Lane, Conductor
Miss Alice Barbee. Kansas City.
SOPRANO s0LOlsT.
Mr. VIM x. Lane. Baritone
and Male Quartette
Brooks Opera HOuae, Friday Evening
June rs, 1903, 800 o'clock.
Doors closed during the first nambeF
Tickets 50c, 75c and SiOO on sale at
the Post Office Drug Store, June
1913, 1909.
NOTICE.
A special train will leave Guthrie Il
1900 ?. NJ, Tuesday June 18TH. return.
ing at 1900 =. M. Also, a special train
VIII leave Enid for Guthrie at 100 r.
NJ, Friday June 18th. returning At
1is00 p M These trains are for the
public. Regular fare will be char CT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
CHEAPER TELEGRAPH
RATES WANTED


New York, June Resolutions
d0pted unanimously by the London
imperial Press conference demanding
cheaper telegraph rates and exten.
don OF service. are especially ap-
llcable. 10 this country where the
elegraph service Is practically IN
he hands Of monopoly, and progress
eiarded BY lack 81 competition. IN
England the Government owns the
telegraph and rates are lower, Here,
We are atill using the same slow
q6lelhOdaof half century ago.
The operations OF the Teleposl an
Independent telegrarhl company
however, give promise Of early relief
and much lower rates This new
company commenced less than d
wear ago aud by rs nystem Of auio-
matte rapid transmission messages
are sent over any one wire al the
speed Of thousand words a minute.
The first commercial Teiepost
message was sent on October is last
rom Mayor Hibhard. Of Boston. "a
'hc mavor oF Portland. Me Since
hen THE commands service has been
yreatlv extended and Is now In oper.
'ilon between ST. Lmiis rs center,
70 Sedalia. Mo-. on the Kansas City
llne, 70 Terre Hanie IN the Indlanap.
al'e line and ~ Springfield ON the
Chicago line Work II nimOst com.
qlesed for OPENING Chleaen and 9th.
"e lniun~tant western cities will rap
'dlv follow and will be fully equip
neA with messenger call service.
The Teiepcst rale for rush mess.
avee is 2ae for 2k wnras regardless
~ Distance ard new feasnrea. known
Ne "welenoals" and HTelecards" are
added TeleuOsl IL fifty word
"'"ssase Tor 9Kr transmltfpd ever ihe
wire nut delivered It destination
ehrengh the United States mails A
Tele"ard ls Ten word. 10c messaee
handled the same wav as .Teleposl
Riessage but delivered on i postal
card.
N Ahe nfesn s'ds new organisation
ls lNlnarfani rlvlnr renla service ~
Y"'ae def~sue comnptltIor ~ fhe old
slow mnlF'ca NJ hand transmlsalnr
News ca~ 10 spns roross The emil.
nera III Itch snond aahvgne dron
enNlNs wherever ,deAIrad along the
llne and III IN one operation.
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AMnrArn rnNuEnr

fhe Topeka (Kansasl State Jour.
81 Is 10 0i the. so-ealled progressive
Republican, kind in fact the Journal
lesns so TAR owaA the old standpai.
seFA Il leans q trlfle too far, IL anv-
thlna. But ihe MeClennan newspaper
aaa alw1ys been considered a decent
publication. and the Western spirit
wlll e-eep to the surface and "tan
shosa whom 4, believes TO be wrong.
n recent editorial The journal
aaa this to say of the fight on u
Washington.
Removing iahge aact0na of the
aniaeFmia of one, Aldrlnh OF Rhode
island b one. IslFnllette OF Wiscon.
ain IS becoming an every day hap.
1enlng In the senate chamber as the
discussion OF tariff measure conllR.
aes This Is not accomplishing much
n he revising OF the tariff as the
people would Hike to have " became
one Alirlcb, has the voteo 10 DO rs
be plesaes. But 4 Is opening the erea
Of the people OF The Land to the way
ihelr inlefesip are dlsFegaFded by the
pouess that be n congressional cir.
elea ana that IS doing q great deal.
LaFullal is being helped out IN this
qKeelient work BY nnlllFer by Hfla-
ecu. by Cnlhmlns and others The
honor rolr Of the United States sen.
ale 3 moi large now but Il win be-
srgs| 40 ap0n ~ z few more atatcz
slaluIzs IN Adlrect prInfaFseg for The
nominatlun Of United States senators.
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