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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-18
Dickinson StiIl a Democrat.

Chicago, March Ga barquet u
honor of Jacob VI, Dickinson. who,,
election as secreiar o. var ~ rer,r
ded az an honor, 10th {, Trune.ar.
and Chi:ag". Will '" gwen ~ -.
lroquoi> club here nrxt Tn..t,
The cub i pemoo-auc oryauz
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-18

New Orleans, La. ,-Fashion's de.
cree for the fur hat has made a veri-
table army of muskrat hunters IN
Louisiana. Professional bird hunt
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-18

FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. -" For four years
my life was misery to me. / sufered
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
CalhOun'S Mean and Futile
Attack on Heney

MONG issues they can be called SUCH that
have grown up about the graft prosecutions Francisco
thrust obscure the merits
the throw revealing light the
and sdid spirit desperate defense the narrow petty
appeal jealousy based the fact that Heney
paid considerable fee for his government the
land fraud that he prosecuted for the government
Calhoun flooding the United States printed OF
which the gravamen that Heney 10000 various
payments spread three years What
conclusion proposed be drawn from made
clear They do appear demonstrate Cahoun
the crimes Tor which he indicted the conclusion sought
be drawn that Heney overpad for his paid for
services that he did render that charge might be referred
the federal department OF Justice by
weight the light OF public knowledge OF value and
scale OF pay for legal work OF similar character
As the general OF the American people OF
this the that inspired Cahouns appeal quote
from the San Diego Union:
The average himself the
pfGoa that FTsne nsy I may & have @ g s69 from & the
ton for so much professional ney has performed
has succeeded bringing several and he has made
achieved these of
obstacles
The truth that the hue about Mr. Iene raised
graft graters The papers
thus trying to create diversion are the ones that have been the allies
subsidized with although OF them above
aid scoundrels unwhippd justice Their attack
whole United Statesl
This clear apprasment Of the value and of
Cahoun appeal He would distract himself by
putting Heny trial. if that possible is suggested that
Calhoun would let the public know what the stock holders
OF the United Railroads have been contribute his defense
and the bar OF public opinion the total by the
eney would sink ingnifcance by comparison
may be said that the whole discussion unmporant
the essential but sdegh that throws the desperate
significance besides supplies the defendants
lack of brains.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Quarfermasfer Bought
Big BOuIderS for Hay

Dry ooHiuer Tor nay quick method guess who
prohted by this long dead
and before Heney wasbo
The old retired officer lighted settling back
his chair on to say: +,
fellow and stationed
Oregon One day had been
that there trouble with of Ppce
On passed
bouders one OF them big fair sized nd
he caught sight OF this boulder nothing That night The
ales happened
exploded into a loudg gufaw
That ranch he chuckled why that belongs (ntnq
the OF wealthy resident where he 20, bi So
You see he worked IN with the to cover those
~ w win nay Inc quartermaster along
stacks receipt and MANY
mnt bought those bouders know but the game worried III -
until another quartermaser with of honesty came ont
So you see grating thing on this coast after
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Answers to Queries

FLEAs-subscriber, City. How are neas
propagated:
From minute oval white eggs which
the female deposits in dust, sand and
cracks of wood. They are covered
with a glutinous matter. In six days
lively little worm, without feet
energies, white at first, then reddish.
In eleven days more these worms de-
velop themselves into little silk
cocoon, from which at the end of II
days more comes out the perfect flea.
HoLIDAYS-M. o. Y. r.. City, Please pub
lsh what national holidays celebrated In the
United States. What is a. national holiday:
We do not celebrate national holi-
days. because there are none. National
holidays are such as are so designated
Congress has never declared a national
holiday.
NoTARY-H D. G.. City. What are the re-
quirements for appointment as notary publicss
There is a book called the Notary
Public's Guide" that gives all the in
formation required on that subject
To be oEained through any first class
book seller.
COLUMBUS. A. B.. City. Where was
Christopher Columbus born?
There is no certain record of the
place of his birth, but it is believed,
from research, that he was born at or
near Genoa, Italy.
ASHTABULA DISASTER-Subscriber, City
What was the date of the railroad disaster
at Ashtabula, o., when a bridge gave way
and a train of IL cars with two engines went
into the creek. 30 feet below, and more than
100 persons were killed?
December 90, 1876.
MANDOLINS-T. r. A.. City. Which is the
best make of Italian mandoiins?
Suggest that you make inquiry at a
first class music store. This depart
ment will not advertise articles of mer-
chandise.
FOR THE NAvY-C. R.. Mendocino, Cal
Is there any place in San Francisco bay where
boys may be placed for the United States navy? /?
The United States naval training sta
tion on Yerba Buena island. Communi-
cate with the commandant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Branscome. Cal. How
many American Indians there in the United
States?
The latest figures show 29s.00o
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Gen. Thomas II. Barry
Well Known in City


oe i"0S " '' this department after the
Well Known in City OF
stranger the Preside he detailed
department inspect California division OF the national
guard camp Markham The
the late General William H. Dond
general and Police Com
something else important
general Dickinson commanded the bades
OF Colonel Park Henshw Of Chico
there Cuff those halcyon days,
colonel on the spot
OF high rank General Dinond
nothing highly charged mineral be
headquarters General
Dickinson declined with remark
repeated many
The really
time of $4,000
lions Of
Barry Of army report
exaperad
hot exchange OF
the chief
Later
Merritt and Otis the to
Philippines He will general occupy
house Black point which General Mcdowell built
General Funston lived when OF April
Nearly officer the regular
duty the Preso Franklin Bell
Forsyth General B. NJ
cavalry used remark that his expectations realized
he should be colonel he
the commander of the cPherson
Shater Ord Ruger Graham Merritt
couns performed Last but b
means least Raphael WE'LL forces on the
o Halec
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
What One
! Woman
Did

of woman's faith that could be broken.
The Wright brothers believed they could build machine
would fly but they could make people with share
belief The story runs
t period n of
gliding
talking about flying machines
Wilbur and Orle Wright with the aid
the study of aeronauics
They everything printed the subject ordering
appeared
did believe everything read
theisa N a
Miss
worked
va possible for man to hy
knew because she herself had made the calculations
what little
teacher, along with the smaller
of the device be
taked
Now, when Miss Wright said to her brother on Tuesday
the of the president of the United States YOU
broher 1t beautiful she had the right to momen
of enthusiasm What Orvile Wright had had
possible
The greatest force all the world is faith which another
for enthusiasm
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Mr.. Taft and
the Tariff
Makers


by making the OF scramble OF greedy all seeking
their private profit the expense OF the whole country
II there any redeemng feature about this sordid
that has been conducted under public fragrant
and undsgused fashion disgust the whole people impress
on them the need to reform the system and branch
has been the policy OF standpates to make
mystery Of the work of tariff nga mystery which they
solve They solved by the simple process voting
money out OF the peoples pockets for the gain OF the
they represented.
certain protection required quaz higher
Of American labor with that OF foreign
clearly laid down by Mr. Taft republican
national platform But the tariff propounded by Adrch
wholly different and limited only by the greed
Of the special interests which he represented
What the American people will demand any revision
OF the tariff information the question whether
correspond with the of protection which will equaze
cost OF labor home and foreign and reasonable profit
manufacturer
That information denied them by present system
be supplied only by impartial OF experts sitting
permanent body and hearing testimony from all sides.
he present plan OF hugger mugger and secrecy
triokey and intrigue It openly stated in Washington
Aldrch broke faith with Taft Thus the Philadelphia
president making for free materials and lower
the schedules said he with
deliberately deceived by Aldrh
lengths the chairman
from with the
The president told that fight while the bill was
the would under the of unlimited debate action
indefinitely But when the bill got president
told that schedules that stage would very
serious situation.
Apparently Mr. Taft be frightened that way
has at least succeeded in creating of situation whose
characterized remains obscure
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
The Insider
SchussIer Tells How
He Earns Salary

speaker lowered his newspaper anu ~
oufinplv across the kfast alb a his companion
bit absurd. fact, and my authority = SNaii
scbpssIr who was so many years Of the Spring valley "
company They paid schussler salary excess OF SV y ~,
remember going out with heS ''OO
Howard then president Spring Valley and Shussr to inspect some
Improvement contemplating OF had recently
effected
Howard suggested other betterment that ne had ve" ana
my surprise Schussler spoke quickly No sir no SIR never Win
twinkle in his eyes as ne remarked I
that big salary too say No
IS IN Inc nam
engineer engaged where expenditures ana
hundreds thousands dollars ana no must
incidentally he has to know few other
things To illustrate Keeenty
considered the idea OF placing contract LOT non
dollars 1t looked good to
ready ahead when they brought '
proposal In about minutes discovered several factors @ a
in and OF d No
That's what M Howard
telling paid No
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
ADELlNE KNAPP
By ELIZABETH NJ RICHARDSON
june o. 1909

bp ELILABETH NJ RfCHARDSON
VrLh OF hie vast thou. FUN sweet and strong
The call OF nature sounded In thy soul.
"a aar upland slope grim mountain height, the roll
vi stream. the desert waste, to thee beIenU.
Lover as true Of human life. The wrong
VI burdened man, the wall Of child took toll
vi thy compassion. Twas grudging dole
Of love and cheer thy full life gave lifes thronv
Lover OF life, with death met face to face,
All, gallant heart death might not master thee
The wrestling Ger, the blessing followed mild.
The life divine God gave to thee to trace
And from all shackles OF the aesh set free.
Fall asleep gently like tired child.
town lass
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

The village Of Rockefeller, H., is
divided over the proposed change Of
its name to Area. A compromise might
be effected on Rockefeiler's Area,
thus giving the place by implication
the atmosphere of the richest town
on earth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
| The TribuIa-
lions of
Dr.. Depew

aton does appear but possibly universal visitation
the expense of the postofhce department.
The Call is delighted assist in this pleasing labor of recr
descences that the WORLDLY reproducing quarter section
Senator Depew rhetoric when he related listening senate
members paid for listening Dr. Depewthe trbuaon
of ntrused with the of appointment office
The happened his distribution of Office
years ago:
Under that distribution received p appointments As soon as
applications had
by OF examination the merits the 800 that out OF them
II could properly the duties of the places
for which they applicants
But beginning trouble The
the 6l the demanded
whole appointed II
discovered onsors
me to
at II of them, the months sustaining
while
places
in
the
As long the senator reaches just conclusion
quarrel with his reasoning He the
appointment because trouble for Depew Thus feedor
broadns slowly down from precedent precedent notwsandn
great chancelors remark "You my son.
wisdom the world is governed"
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Otis Getting
Into the
IDarsie Class

Fo his services IN the oregon land fraud cases Roosevelt fixed
would gladly have made $4,000 the congressional appropriation
permitted ably did Mr. Heny the federal
these bitterly fought
Owing lack OF funds special appropriation
compelled he
Tawney referred
had rendered for this
Of shape kind description the United States
Who picep crinin with Francis Hney
dishonesty
intention~ fumes the Times finally.
Theodore Roosevelt, sir
We remember that Rooseves policy relation tc
the land fraud counted his credit country
excluding those whom Heney brought the justice Now
appears that the policy is attacked behalf who
the way the pntena and the employment Heney
by the advanced proof of their OTIS
may be promoted the Dargie class for his services
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Suggests Convention of
Blue and Gray Wearers

IN winch the union veterans OF the reunion bp
OF pleasure loving and,
ana the school teachers as the promoters
ne na0ta encampnnt OF the Grand Army Republic will be
heid shortly IN Salt Lake and already
De a osn francisco The glory of the California was
Oy the second and the third
What hne idea it would hoteman ~;f ~. -
the gray should resolve Francisco IN coI :.
greet the of the ~ - i"e anu
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

extended to her brother on his success. The
incident carries more significance than appears
on the surface.
If it had not been for Catherine Wright
her brothers would never have made their
conquest Of the air II IS a remarkable story
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

]. Heney for his services in the land fraud
cases. The argument is that because Heney
was engaged by the department Of justice for
certain work, therefore Calhoun must be
innocent of bribery. We quote from the
Express:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Note and Comment

Great minds may run in the same
channel, but all great aviators do not
fly over it.
A number of factory girls in New
York, ordered by the manager to re-
frain from conversation during the
lunch hour, quit work There are
some jobs that woman is not
equal TO.
A Paris dress MAKER suing a rich
American woman for $1,000 worth Of
gowns informed the court that her
customer had kissed her frequently in
token of the excellence of her work.
She should have sued for breach of
promise.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

OWN in Los Angeles the Times the Express engaged
in controversy which may we'll instruct
throwing government paid Erancis
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

any rate, he IS loading the mails with gratui
tous distribution of public sentiments that dc
him honor as well as show that there is lif,
and fun in the old dog yet.
Why Senator Depew should select Cali
fornia as an objective point for this demon
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

THE dispatches of yesterday morning that told the story Of
Orle Wright record breaking fight mentioned incidentally
a the congratu1ation which Wright
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

New evidence in the Thaw case?
Not bit of it. Only some more of
the old.
The trouble in Mexico appears to be
summed up in the fact that the people
refuse to let Diaz drive them to his
Corral.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Tells ov MANY men are paid princely salaries TOT
aN 81 .I.tes an incident to show how OF the
high prced men earned his money

q Won know that a lot Of men IN
this country are drawing down
fabulous salaries for no other serv-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

lican party and It viii make small difference
one way or the other to the ultimate con
sumer, who wants something done to relieve
the excessive cost of living.
However, this will probably be the bes;
tariff the country IS likelv 10 get under the
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

q ENATOR CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEW of New York is deter
show signs OF lie least demonstrate that
reports OF his official decease greatly exaggerated At
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

becomes evident that shortly shall have tariff. will
be the tariff that Mr. Taft that Senator
Aldric satisfy nrogrssixes
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

speaking OF national conventions a pronine
hoteiman remarked the other night that
Grand Army encampments bring TO the MA,
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

They did not call it graft in those DAYS.
but 1t was much the same as this get rich
quick method, and guess that all who
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
A MADAGASCAR SPIDER S
WEB
IT'S Great Strength-An Experiment in
Weaving

at is interesting to know the practical
uses to which the webs of large NADIA
gnscar spider might be applied to replace
silk for woven fabrics" said Fisher S.
Williams of London. who is interested
in the manufacture Of silk
Il know from visits to the interior OF
Madagascar that the webs spun many
feet across the walks or shady avenues
Of gardens are sufficiently strong to hang
thereon a light bamboo walking cane
At the Paris Exposition of 1900 a whole
piece of fabric eighteen yards long and
eighteen inches wide was exhibited which
was woven out of a web, for which IL was
necessary to provide 10000 yards Of spun
thread Of twenty-four strands.
For its manufacture $500 spiders had
to he brought into requisition, and these
were procured by offering the natives so
much a hundred; but not knowing or
ignoring the purposes for which the in
scots Were required and having get
Nch-quick desire, they bought them in
hasketfuls mostly dead. It was found re
cessaIy for the winding-off machines 10
go 70 the spiders instead of calling in
the spiders to the filatorcs. However,
the piece of cloth was completed ana
was of a shimmerng golden yellow coll
or
9TH idea of obtaining silk from the
spider is an old one as distinguished men
in France discoursed on the subject rs
long ago as no but the first study Of
this MAZDA Gascar spider came UP some
ten years ago, and the spinning of its web
was then undertaking. It is only the fc-
male, that spins. The first difficulty in
obtaining tho thread direct from the in
en,,t ct al tn,
cure The living spider so as to wind it
off BY some mechanical process from the
insect. This was originally performed by
confirming spiders in empty match boxes
with the abdomen protrudlng. The oX-
traction OF the web does not apparently
Inconvenience the insect, although care
has to he taken not to injure them"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16

SMALL GAME SEASON OPENS,

Brattlehoro, Sept 4-The open sea-
son on small game in Windham coun-
ty will begin tomorrow morning and
up TO TONIGHT las hunters licenses
had been issued by the town clerk.
partridgcs in this section are scarce
while woodcock and squirrels arc
correspondng,y plentiful Many deer
are seen and when the open season
comes the last of October, and the
shooting o. doe Is permitted under
the new law, great slaughter la
prophesied.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
PEARY ANSWERS QUESTIONS
snid He Heard in New York Tint Dr.
Cook Was Going to Bring Pnck pole.


snid lie Heard in New York Tint Dr.
Cook Was Going to Bring Pnck Pole.
| Battle Herbor. Labrador. Sept. A bJ
wireless elegtaph via Cape Ray, n. r.
Commander Pcary this afternoon
answered number OF questions asked him
by the Associated Press correspondent
WAS DR.. Cook at the pole?" was the
first query, to which the commander
replied
Cook was not at the pole on Apri
Il, 1903. or at any other time make this
statement advsedly and at the proper
time Will back It up with proof"
Were you surprised. Commander
Peary, on returning to Labrador 10
learn that Or. Cook had reported
reaching the Pole or had ANYTHING
happened before you returned TO
cause you to anticipate this ovent?'
was next asked
II heard It in New York tia. ~.
Cook was going TO bring the po,e
back" replied the commander
rs 1t true that you opened letters
or documents having reference TO this
point"
NO" he responded emphatically
did Harry whitney make any import.
ant statements to you about another
polar cxpeditlon?"
lie made no statement" said Com
mander Peary. "Hc is on the relief
schooner JEANNE now and IL probably
shooting bear on the western coast"
What life is there to be found at the
North Pole; are there birds. fishes o.
animals 'here?
Nheh ! was there, II was not the sea-
! g.
son Tor oirds. don't know If there are
'lsh IN '"e polar seas at that spot There
are no aH'r'laIS Al IN" poe.
DECLINED To DrSrr.ss .rAKr>-r.
SUPPLIES
No",'iiaH'ei r'arH "ec'iheu u discuss
E,nb heloneinr 70 Dr Cnai, hr, 10 sa'
clared that Capt Moses Bartlett could
not throw any Hight on this point be.
cause he had not been in Greenland s,ncs
1'eary went there last Rudolph Francke
had begged piteorslv 70 he taken ou,
| OF Greenland lie was suffering from
1cu1vy
Speaking about the unoxploraa area in
the polar regions, Commander peary
said that there were l.Cp1 ooo square miles
of unknown territory between the pole
and Behring straits. previous 10 his ex-
petition He had not vet figured ont
how much that Quantity yvas reduced
Asked with regard to the purple
SHOW fields al the pole. the humrnocks
and crevices approaching the pole,
Commander peary said:
THAT is range Of Information that
I don't care to impart now"
Speaking Of the depth Of water he
said that he had run ont 1900 fathoms
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-26
THE PRESIDENT KEEPS DOING
THINGS.

The opponents of President Roose-
welt howl at every popular movement
he makes. The fact that he ordered
the Indians head off the American
cent and decreed that in it's place
should be the profile OF Lincoln, has
stirred up the animals almost as much
as did the order that 'Tn God We
Trust" should be removed from the
coins because it was a misfit. There
is no doubt but the American people
would like to see Lincolns profile per-
manently upon the pennies, and that
they care q rap about the Indians
head Is a false pretence.
The presidents order that the name
Of Jefferson Davis be restored to the
tablet on the Cabin John bridge, just
above Washington, will settle pain
full matter It was erased in 1852 by
Secretary Of the Interior Caleb Smith,
because Of the feeling against Jeffer-
son Davis as president Of the confed-
eracy. His name was honored there
because of his active relation as sec
rotary Of war to the enterprise. Its
removal Is one Of the megnified grew
ances which political leaders in the
south have harped upon for forty six
years. and it IS ordered back to do
justice and to promote a better feel
ing between the north and south. II
is a just thing to do, for its removal
served no other purpose than to show
to what small things a revengeful
spirit could stoop.