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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
Keep Prohibition Out
Of the Constitution

Rev. Dr. J. o. Stevenson IL waterloo
Courier: The liquor problem vas The
Issue Rost II evsdence during me sss-
ss0as Of Cur .TT'stairzg-rhird general assam
big The vets and drys" caupe1
OF SIS trail and fought z good fight
n .he bitter end. which resulted II
drawn 6acie since intanps-aacs 5
: vice that We hare alEays EiEn Us.
and temperance legislation i far
from being Z settled question, calm
consideration OF this subject. apart
t1sm the smoke and heat OF conflict
Lay be Of aorae vaIle-
Our form OF government IS COZ
sts1utsonal democracy. We govern
ourselves br written constitutions
and statutory Laws We are adopts
N tie formation OF corporations. in the
ires.:ng up OF coassi-aiI, rs ard By
Isws and pet #e freqne5fly &c. them
mixed. putting into the constitution
What ought 10 De II the bylaws szad
rice versa spiIling sh= constitution
over into the bylaws II L belieTed
by some sRrists taaE re hare been
making 9 similar mistake II CUR
stars ora y1izatio-s that Se have
bean packing into Cur ne* state
con- t.tucoas measures that belong II
ear statute books TIE early state
ri stituei3ns Ee-s comparatively
short, the iater state constitutions
are yosnu1ino1s, the shorter ol@ are
being steadily made larger, more
complicated and yoiuminous by
amendments OF various kinds. q
which the prohibition kind IS the
most p4gnacious and persistent a
the present TING
1t is recognized fact that some
measures, principles and Laws balong
properly il me Constitution and no
where else; that oEher measures and
avs properly belong II Code and no
where else. same belong more prop
erly and particularly IL The one rather
than the osher. Tie Constitution
is primarily structural and is tae
proper plaza for al structural Legs
lztion. he Code O. he other hand
Is primarily nora and Is he proper
place Tor all no.zl ssrislaElon- What
sver -asy ne ss5i sboH- the wisdom Or
un-.s9cm q lie aaI.cnal amendments
enfrznchising the negro no one
would deny that they belong prop
eriy in ne Constitution, because
hey are structural We may differ
about The sxpediency Of enacting NO
man suffrage, but If ever il i En-
acted an amendment TO the state
Constitution providing for il would
be appropriate because the measure
i structural one But prohtbt
ton amendment being moral and no
structural does not belong so clearly
and conclusively in the Constitution
The measure belongs in the Gods
where il now Is.
We are not discussing the merits
OF dement's OF prohibition That i
one thing. The proper place for pro
hibition measures. whether in statu
tory or in constitutional law, Is quit'
another thing, which has NOT thu.
far. 50 lar as We know. secured Ferl
much attention. We are ciaiminE
!, that prohibitory legislation sholie
find is place in the Code and not L
the Constitution Where does pro
hioition OF SUNDAY tleatFe AM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

The fire loss In the United States
and Canada for the month q March
reached a total Of si3,7s5 100 Al
though this seems a very big figure.
il shows a satisfactory decrease in
losses compared With the same month
in 1907 and 1903 In 1907 the total
for March was s20,55s, 70o. and il
1905, s16.72s, 300 In the first three
months Of the year there is slways a
notable reduction. OF fire losses. the
total for 1909 being $50. SCI, 400
against s64, 1850 for the first quar-
ter of 1908. The first quarter indi-
Gates a satisfactory year for fire IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

The ne~ weed iaw enacted 5y The
legislature Al It's recent session cor
templates having the road work and
weed killing done together. Instead
OF leFying tax for road work the
tar Is levied for road work and reed
extermination, ami Is used Tor that
purpose. one as much as the other
Then there is provision tor notice 70
g property owner If his land Is cover
ed with weeds 10 the injury Of other
farms and he must kill the noxiouz
weeds from his land TIE particular
weeds are named in The Law 8hic- arr
thus 10 be destroyed 50 there can bt
no doubt about It Failure to xii the
weeds is q misdemeanor Il IS be
1ieyed the existence Of the law VII
be beneficial and that there viii b
little need for enforcing its proyis
ions by prosecutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

IoHa -E are writing 50 much fo-
The Magazines. and 80 are EoEz Nc-1-
=. and -aeE arg Publishing 50 many
oc.ozs. 1hzE The Cedar Rzsfs1s ReEzoli-
ez1 fo-@se=s sAa5 tzs HzEk-Eye sta-s
-zr ret -res1 srpl taa Eoosss- Stale
liz eo-o- 0. tAsaz tae Leader II
Eeste-l Literature We c1 guE co-n
aid hogs II I0~z. TN The Republican
Ezs azwzFz Insisted tai we cz1 excel
II LEg1sy things zzso-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

Five cities in Texas, two in Iowa
and three in Massachusetts are now
operated under the commission plan,
which has been found 10 work admir-
ably wherever tried Unless all signs
are at fault large number 81 cities
will be added to the list in the near fu-
tire Kansas and South Dakota have
enacted legislation permitting cities
in those states to avail themselves Of
the benefits Of the new form Of munic-
ipal government and L Is expected
thai many OF them viii DO so It IL
not claimed that the commission plan
IS perfeet, bur there seems no room
for doubt that Il is a great Improve
ment on the system generallv In vogue.
Present indications are that Il VIII BE-
put into effec in Keoknk Al an early
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

6s-E-zters. unless costly conflzgrz-
i5oo occurs. Tssre have been lsaFy
Eossas to- seve-zl .sars. znd 2 Tel
up sor cos yezr. il i o5-es. FIJI
81 Hsscu-s1 by tas fire Insurance
companies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

TIE Dore hat becomes known con
eera5ng hoE cities z-e goTe-nedg and
noasg sIDe-ded under The present a.
-snge-ent Of uazFo- zn6 c4ty coun-
cil tae serozger public seatina-t b.
eones 4 favor Of the commission plan
Rece1t deTeloPEnents locsllT hare co1
trf5Etsd 10 mis- growth Ct sentiment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

duty as a sportsman and host. the
colonel arose and planting MS clinched
hand with emphasis upon the King OF
hearts. he exclaimed, Yer son Of
she dog. you haven't seen gaslignt Tor
T1ore'u TWO hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

milk the baby has nine chances out
OF ten to I've. With dirty milk the
chances are about ten 70 one 1t viii
die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

keep the school up 10 It's STANDARD
when it Is ro- lis school r1- IL
scaooI. bE. Cur school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

AEo<lsr lite child -a ray4
t-71z-z troz se.a las gone bzcE 10
tae angels ard God waE= N es-a
SEE la1s L=- ho-re with NJ. z-d Mrs.
6 = ST1a Eto toved her sz only
frs-s1 FzreEts III loFs ami Eao are
hsa-Eorokea over h=- loss.
s~eetlr she rests AMI On drezm
rings sis
To E2Sg waEz liz angels n Paradise
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

VIC *ozld G1-e7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
THOSE there
Names of the Men Who Foist-
ed Mugwump Ticket
On the People.

Much surprise is manifested gcners
ally by the citizens of the city over
the action of a few persons placing in
the field a political ticket and the gem
eral public wants to know who are
these several public-spirited and disir-
terested citizens who constituted
themselves the guardians of the vel
fare of the city and people and met III
secret conference and promulgated
the Citizens League Ticket as they
style it.
Present at the secret conferences
were George w. stuttleworth, s. II.
White. NJ. f. snider. Daniel ogden.
"A. R. Tlmberlake. w. Brent Maxwell.
J. d. AIcReynolds. A. NJ. T. Cunning
ham, Fleming Holden. John w. Cor
man. Marsh Carr. T. j. Coleman.
Philip steptoe, w. B. coston. A. 5.
Law. Thomas Raymond. Henry Hay
mond, ]. f. Dye, D.. w McGeorge, DR..
j. B. Smith. Harvey w. Harmer. James
II. Moore. Jasper S. Kyle. DR.. e. n.
Flowers, w. Scott and Rauscl John-
son.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
West Virginia's New Game Warden.

The above IS a good likeness Of
the newly appointed State Game
Warden, Mr.. j. A. vlquesney, Of Be
lington, Barbour county. Several
months ago Governor Dawson declss
ed upnn this appointment and wait
ed until the present time in order to
fqlfll promise ne made toithe out
going ofietat, 70 make this appoint
ment.
Mr.. yiouesney was born April q,
1863. on farm near Bellngton.
His father was a Frenchman, hay-
ing come TO this country when a
young man and settled near that
town, where the subject OF this
sketch was born.
Mr.. viquesney was educated IN
the common schools. West Virginia
Conference Seminary and studied
law at the West Virginia university.
He taught in the country schools
for a number OF years and Barbour
county had no better teacher than
he. He afterwards was station
agent and telegraph operator at Be
ltnston for the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company. He is the Junior
member Of the law firm OF Ware &
ViquesEey yice-president of the Cit
liens National Bank OF Belington,
president Of the Belington Ice &
Bottling Company, president Of the
Belington Industrial Company. sec
retary of the Belington Brick Com
pany, secretary OF the Mountain
State Investment Company. vice
president of the Kingwood Bottling
Works and is stockholder and al.
rectr in number of other corpora.
tons. He has never held any pollt-
ical office except some years ago he
was a justice of the peacs and serv-
ed three terms as mayor OF Bellng Z.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
Republicans to Hold Ward
Meetings March IL and
Convention March IS.

Candidates for council. members
of the city Republican executive
committee and delegates to the Re-
publican city convention will Ne
named at ward conventions to he
held Friday night, March IL. and
the ticket at large Of the Republi-
can party VIII be nominated at a
convention to he held in the court
house Monday night, March Is.
The dates were fixed at a meeting
OF the city Republican executive
committee in the council chamber
last night. The committee appoint
ed 1880 o'clock Friday night. March
T. for the ward conventions. aud
8 O'clock. Monday night. March Is.
for the general convention. 1t also
selected the places for the holding
Of the conventions as follows:
FIRST ward convention-Kesnan' S
building. corner OF Linden avenue
and East Pike street.
Second ward conyeBtion Carlisle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
M!!R!|s. KENNA DIES
lin a Hospital ia Washington
City Whittier She Re-
Gently Went.

Mrs. Ksnna. widow of the late Sem
ator Kenna, OF West Virginia, died in
hospital In Washington D. c., We'd
ncsday. after an illness Of several
9eces. MFs Kenna had gone to
Washington TO have an Operation
performed, @and-a few days ago IT was
learned that her condition was sert-
Gus. Her daughter. Mrs. Blaine Elk
aiils. was with her when the end came.
SON. Edward D. Kenna, who is well
Known here, left Charleston for his
mothers bedside on Tuesday, Three
other sons, John and Joseph, OF Char
leston, and Arthur OF Washington.
survive.
Mrs. Kenna was postmistress in
Charleston for several years following
the de9th Of her husband. The news
Of her death win be received here
with sincere regret and with deep
sympathy for the chtidfen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
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oFgiN AgGURAIIoN.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
DATES ARE FIXED
FOR CONVENTIONS

school hosse.
Third ward convention Walker
ho,el
Fourth ward, conventionArn,-
strons's club house, North Chestnut
street.
Fifth ward convention Mayors
Office alongside the police station on
Court street.
General convention Court house.
At each Of the ward conventions a
candidate for council will be nom
mated, two members Of the execl-
tive committee elected and ten del
egates to the city convention chosen.
AT the city convention in the
court house nominees for mayor.
city clerk, street superintendent,
members of the water works and
sewerage board. chief Of police, col
lsctor and treasurer, assessor and
school commissioner win he chosen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
coal TRADE
IS INACTIVE
Owing Is Mild Weather and.
the Tariff Revision
Agitation

BALI MORE 81 Tho 500
coal mad q which was laalSsng atis
tt scoysrsi M to The first " tle
geais has saad dspiy become dull
again and The DTospeets fef tbe Inns
mediate future are NOT ysys eneolrs
aging
fie eonsplla ated Coal coinpanx
the most extensive produce IN this.
section oMning some of the largest
eoal mines In Maryland, West yirs
ginia and Pennsylvania, Is nov OPP
Grating It's mines only abont three
days . week ana producing only
about half Of their capacity Other
coal companies report similar sit-I
natioh.
he mild weather and inactivity
In other lines have combined TO eur.
tail consunptipn of soft coal. Ship
rlents coastwise also have fallen on
considerably Although disapbpins.
ed over prevailing dillnsss coal ors
orators express the opinion that the
demand win nrobaDly revive in the
spring. as by that time. III il be-
heyed. the tarlff win have been is-
moved as a disturbing factor and IN
dustrial activity will have been fe-
sumed.
I There Is mo- doubt according f68
opinions expressed. ii business ciTs
Heles, thatstiie tariff agitation Is ne
chief drawback 10, trade recovery 81
the moment. Owing to- the uncer-
tainty mills and factories are making
goods to fill immediate shipments
only. and buyers as a rule. conflneI
their purchases 70 the smallest
amounts.
Railroad earnings, however, con-
tinue satisfactory, although they
now compare with very lean period
q year ago. Many business ment
confidently expect the inaugural adj
dress Of President-elect Taft to be
couched in such friendly words as toll
be a notification to mercantile inter-
ests that the new administration
viii do all in its power to aid In |
starting In motion the machinery oil
the great Industrial and commerciall
enterprises which have been Idle sot
long.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
Imposed BY the State Senate.
But He Gets a Court
Writ.
tBy Charles Rrno,ss s,,,itl, ,

CHARLESTON. FEB. 25.-The state
Senate today after hearing George
Byrne, a newspaper man. again answer
why he should not be sent 10 jail for
contempt in not naming the whisIey
man who told him 1t wbnld cost $3e,-
600 at the last session Of the Iegisla-
ture to defeat the prohibition amend
ment in the Senate. ad3udged him ii
contempt and ordered the sergeant at
arms to conduct him to jail
Before this could be done Byrna an
Piled to the circuit court for q writ 81
habeas corpus which was. granted
Elis results in a stay OF the Jan sen
tence until hearing can be had
Byrne's sentence was to continue IN.
I'll the legislature session ENDS It tnids
night Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25

ton and at present is a member OF
Che board OF directors Of the Second
Hospital for the Insane at Spencer,
was eight years member Of the
Barbour county Republican execu-
tive commmittee and has been a
member OF the Second congressional
district Republican executive COM
mittee Cor the last three years. He
is quite . secret order man, belong
ing to the 3. u. o. r., Uniform. Rank
knights OF EPythias, Woodmen OF the
World and Modern woodmen Of
America.
Mr.. Viquesney was an original tax
raformer and was a leader of tho
Dawson forces in Barbour county in
1901 and took active par. in the
campaign of 1908. He is lover Of
sport and believer in the protects
ion Of game, is race horse man of
considerable note and an all around
good fellow.
Friends say Governor Dawson
could not have bettered this appoints
lnent from the fact that Mr.. viq-
uesney is perhaps 9he best posted
man in the state on the game aad
fish laws, ana is a believer in pro-
tecttng all Interests concerned aad
the preservation of the forests. He
will make systematic study of ev-
cry section of the state and Will
during this year visit every county
and study at first hand the condi.
tions so tha, he will be able to pass
intelitgently on all questions that
may arise in connection with the
duties Of his office. His ideas ara to
get the farmers. the sportsmen and
all others interested, to view the
questions relating to the protection
OF game, the forests. etc, from a
high standpoint and not from a sell
fish and pre1udicial point of view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
DOCTORS;
VIII Hold Business Meeting and
School Session Tonight.

In addition to the reguiaT weekly
session of It's post graduate school.
the Harrison County Medical Society
win hold its regular monthly bust
ness meeting tonight in It's room IN
the Empire building. Tie following
program will be observed al tile
school session:
The Present Status of Serum
Therapy pr j. II. Maloy.
The Practical Value Of yaccIaes
and opsonic Index Dr: s, ii. Ma
son.
Ehrlich's side-chaiu Theory pf.
r. r. Dew.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
BASKETBALL
Game Here Friday Night Promises
10 be a Good One.

What promises TO be another one
OF those interesting basketball
games the local high school has
been playing. is scheduled for Fri
day night between the Fairmont
high school and Clarksburg. This Is
the last game on tho league sched-
uie, and II the local team wins. 1t
wIli carry away the pcnnant. They
need your encouragement TO win this
game. and the public In general are
earnestly requested to ATTEND. The
game will be called at D. m. SHARP
and and admission OF % cents viii
be charged. Williams building,
Second street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
PRISON SENTENCE
FOR GEORGE BYRNE
INSPECTING BRIDGEs.

The b. & o. engineers headed BY a..
W. Thompson, superintendent of
maintenance Of way department, ara
making an inspection Of all old
bridges on the B. & o. system, which
win result in several structures being
built. The company has been busy
rebuilding bridges for the last four
years and before another two years
q new Structure will replace all or
those on the system which are not
equal to the most modem structures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
Independent Manufacturers of
Tobacco Dwindlc IN
INufnber
5MoNoP i is sIRo Nc
But Il Sometimes Finds Com
petition Methods r ally
Necessary

+ X b
N Asstii cir9gS. y, d, ise
i4erber Knox Smith mi ipnei -
gorpof lions, totlay n.slie public stib
ylsions u ana III of part i OF his
report On the tobacco Industry m /.
ideal with the present organt ton ot
she tobacco com bination, so-cailed. its
iiegree of control IA that industry. aii i
the deyelopment % that controli
These divisions Of the report gesntt-
ing from q thorough iiave tlesition ills
ITO the business operations of the ~
bacec combination, contain an ela6or-
ate Discus ION of the methods by
which the Inanpfa eture of tobacco: .ex4
llcept cigars, mas come under the eon-
troll % i eotnpafatively Few capit.lls
Fists. Commissioner Smith Says
In the tobacco combinatIof are
\ The American Tobacco Company ana
its three great subsidiary comblnats
lions, The American snuff Company.
The American Cigar Company, ana
/ The ritlshs American Company, be-
sides 81 other subsidiary concerns ln-
\ ing business, In United States, Porto
Rico and Cuba Tile combination
renresents q total act capitalization
ofover 1851, 100000. A very small
I3group OF ten stockholders controls so
per cent Of the outstanding voting
tstcck Of The American Tobacco Cons
pany, through which company the en-
tire combination is controlled"
a list Of tho subsidiary companies
Ieontolled, Including over twenty
hitherto secretly controlled. so-called
bogus lndependent concerns Is giy-
EN- in the report. II is shown also
that the combination Is practically the
only important exporter Of tobacco
manufactures from this country,
Astonishing hgures are given in re-
srect to the Development Of the com
htnation. In 1891 II controlled SO. per
cent. Of the business OF cigarette ttiaff-
i5ufacture. and this proportion ptateti-
cally Is maintained today. In cigars
its output increased from 1 per cent.
of the business in 1897 TO 4 7-10 per
cent. in 1906; while in manufactured
tobacco Cchewing. smoking. fine cut
and snuffJ -the4 combinations output
inereased from per cent of the total
IN 1891 to ~ per cent In 1906, Fin
ally, IN 1906, the eicombtnation controls
ed Of these separate products, respec-
lively. plug. SO per cent; smoking, n
per cent; fine cut, 81 per cent; and
snuff, 90 per cent In the year 1906
the combination used in the manufac-
ture Of Its various products nearly
400, 100000 pounds of leaf tobacco.
An idea of the absorption Of com.
peting plants" says Commissioner
Smith. and of the changes through
combination within the last decade
may be had drom the fact that In 1897
the combination had ten plants, eacl.
producing over $4,000 pounds Of man.
ufactured tobacco or snuff per year..
while there were 243 independent
plants of the same class In 1905, on]
the other hand, the combination had
IS plants Of this class and Independent
manufacturers 40. Especially con.
spicuous has been the absorption Of
the large plants. In 1897 the combt-
nation had plants, each producing
over 100000 pounds OF these pro.
ducts per year, while its competitors
fronf1nuad nm pava ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
TRAINS DELAYED
BY Wasliouts Caused BY. the Storm
and Flood.

hastbound trains on the b: q 81
were late last night because of a
serious washout about twenty-f ave
miles east Of chillleothe. at Hamdea
o.' Yesterday afternoon. u Is not vet
known how serious the washout Is
Lrain No. : was several hours late.
peiiig compelled to detour at Dundas
sena eosby way of Portsmouth. where
1t took the X. & M. to Athens
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
TOKEN OF ESTEEM
President TO John 4. Harris BY His
Fellow Attaches.

CHARLESTON. Feb. 25.-John T.
Harris, clerk Of the Senate was givoa
a manifestation Of the regard felt for
him last night. when the attaches
OF the Senate. in token OF their es-.
tecm, presented him with a beautiful
silver set. The presentation was made
by Colonel John E. Day, in felicltous
speech, to which Harris feellngiy re-.
spondcd. After the presentation q
light lunch was enjoyed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
aANE wrrn NoRala1.s nlal,cn !

The basketball game between the
kairmont state normal school team
and the ciarksburg High school team
has been scheduled for SATURDAY,
March 9. at tde local gymnasium. In
stead Of Saturday % this week. as an
nounced through an errer The game
here Friday night q this week win be
With the Fairlcnt high school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
SCHOOL LAW FINE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Latstetter. oksthe
East End. by attorney, pleaded gull
ty in Justice GordOn's court We'd
nesday evening Of failure to sead
her two grand children, Clara aad
Mamie Morris, to a public school ana
was tiued 50 ana costs, which was
paid.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25
my BEST GOODS.

Mr.. and Mrs, Otto r. sartor have
returned from the East, where they
were on purchasing trip for the
Watts I4amberd store. Large and best
Ate3cks have been bought in millinery.
fancy nottos.s and dry goods as the re-
suit Of their trip.