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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-15
BIG CRttk.

Well but the wind does blow.
Lots of the wheat is needing
rain badly.
Most of the Farmers are done
planting corn for this year.
Mr.. Glass continues poorly
but doesn't improve very fast
South District II school closed
last week with a nice program.
Pastures are getting fine so
that stock can do well upon
them
North District II school closed
last Friday with a picnic and a
jolly good crowd.
We hear that the Doctors per
formed an operation on Mr.. Ger.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 2, 1879.
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1909.
OgdlIdh

Fred Smiths oldest boy is re-
ported quite sick with diptheria.
Mrs. c.. D. Yetter and daught
er are visiting Mrs. Yetter' s
parents in Kansas City
There will be a special school
meeting soon to talk over the
matter of building new school
house.
Ben Mapes has bought an old
fashioned check row planter, the
first one in this neighborhood
for years.
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It pays to stick it out. IF the
stuff is in you and You are worth
while you will win at home.
Every town is full of men who
got their start with difficulty
but they made good. The idea
is wrong that when man has a
bit of bad luck the thing to do is
go to a new country and start all
over again. This wins with
some men and we hear so much
of these men that many people
think it is the only way of doing.
The men who stay at home and
win come up so gradually that
they are taken as a matter OF
course. If you are right and
have the nerve you cannot fail
The people are good and they
are kind. L. Brady.
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V0DA.

Yes, sir, Voda is going to have
a depot.
VIM Cox went east Sunday but
he came back.
Ross & Waldo are building an
implement shed.
A. Parsons bought a lister of
VIM. Cox, Saturday
V. G. Ellsworth is building a
fine house on his lots in Voda.
Mrs. George and J. F. Kristoff
visited at Collyer last Monday.
Ralph Kristoff is sporting a
fine new set of driving harness.
Mr.. Price of near Collyer, was
trading in our town Tuesday.
F. Krhut had the misfortune to
get horse cut on the wire Tues
day.
Price Owen is clerking on the
don't worry" ranch this sum-
mer.
VIM Cox's brother is Voda-
ite now. He says it's a good
town.
A. Parsons has resigned his
office of road overseer and went
back to the farm
Stephen Krhut and wife pass
ed through Voda Monday on
their way to the county seat.
Mr.. and Mr.. WILDER Kirken-
dali visited with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
II. Burns at Wa-Keeney,- Sun
day.
Ethel Kirkendali and Shadrick
are visiting friends and relatives
at Russell, Palco and Natoma this
week.
There is considerable real es-
tate changing hands in Voda
county these days most of it in
the air.
A. G. Schwanbeck aud Ernest
MenSlng were callers at the
Agate Spring ranch Sunday
evening.
Herald Austin had the miSfor-
tune to drop a heavy piece of
wood on his foot Tuesday and
hurt it quite badly.
V. @. Ellsworth and H. Blake,
the Voda contractors and build
ers, are building a fine house for
Mr.. Lakin, a newcomer, north of
Voda.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thiel and
Matte of Collyer, Mrs. George
Kristoff, j. F., John and Charley,
and W. d. Austin and wife and
Harold, ate dinner with R. Owen
and family last Sunday.
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DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores OF Wa-Keeney Readers are
Learning the Duty of the kidneys.

Scores of Wa-Keeney Readers
are learning the duty of the kid
neyS.
To filter the blood is the kid
neys duty.
When they fail to do this the
kidneys are sick.
Backache and many kidney
ills follow;
Urinary trouble diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them
all.
Charles E. Ridgway, clerk of
the court, near Wa-Keeney,
Kans., says: About two years
ago 1 had bad attack of rheu-
matism and after recovering I
suffered great deal from back
ache. Too frequent passage of
the kidney secretions also caus-
ed me annoyance. A neighbor
at lenght advised me to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and I pro-
cured box at W. w. Gibson's
drug store. They proved to be
just what [ needed and it was
not long before | was in good
health. Ever since | have kept
Doan's Kidney Pills on hand and
have taken box occasionally as
they keep my kidneys in nor
NAL condition.
For sale by all dealers Price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-DOan' s
and take no other.
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\ Genuine Western Wo-
mans MAGAZINE

THE CLUB MEMBER.
The regular departments:
State Federation of Clubs.
Daughters of the American Re
voluti ton.
Women's Relief Corps.
Crane Reading Course.
Book notes.
Fashion Page.
Only so cents, Lila Day Mon
roe, editor. 900 Harrison, To
peka..
Accidents will happen. but the
best regulated families keep DR.
Thomas Electric Oil for such
emergencies. 1t subdues the
pain and heals the hurts.
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Terms for 1909.

Piano and organ lessons $1,000
for twenty lessons.
Voice, harmony $500 for
twenty lessons. Payable in adj
vance.
No pupils taken for less than a
term nor allowed to miss more
than two lessons unless for i'll
ness or stringent cause. Sheet
music and books must be paid
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-15

mann last Sunday for appen-
dicitiS.
One of Rev. Bowen's, (of Ellis)
mules kicked him the first of the
week causing him to suffer con
siderable pain for a time hut
he is alright again now
The Misses Mollie and Liddie
Glass and Messrs. A. l.. Leon
ard and John Wagg were happily
united in matrimony by Rev.
Bowen, Of Ellis, week ago last
Sunday evening
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for when received No excep-
lions to these terms.
MRS. JOHN w. GLENN,
COllyer, Kan.
No excep-

An Oklahoma girl advertised
for husband and got him. The
total expense for advertising,
wedding outfit etc, was $11. He
died within d year, leaving her
an insurance policy of $4,000.
And yet some people claim that
it doesn't pay to advertise.
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Harsh physics react, weaken
the bowels cause chronic con-
stipation. Doan's Regulets
operate easily, tone the stomach.
cure constipation. 25c. Ask
your druggist for them.
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of Kentucky on the 10 of April
from tuberculosis.
Silas McKune's visited two
days at Ell. Schneide's on their
trip to Russell where it is report
ed they will remain until after
harvest.
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Eggs Boiled to Music.

A well known evangelist tells
story of visit to small town
in one of the southern states,
where he was awakened one
morning by a soprano voice
from the kitchen singing fam
Gus hymn AS the bishop was
dressing he meditated on the
piety of the servant. Speaking
to her after breakfast of the
pleasure it had given him, he
was met by the unexpected
answer. "Oh, thank you sir,"
she replied: but that's the
hymn 1 boil the eggs by-three
verses soft, and five verses for
hard Philadelphia inquirer.
Improved farm for rent-160
acres, mostly under cultivation,
A miles from town. 1T. w.
Cloud. agent.
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Banner.

Mrs Ed Hawkes. is quite
sick.
Mr.. Carpenter has purchased
Walter Harvey's auto.
John Manner and family spent
Sunday at Mrs. Harvey's.
Mr.. r. Miller of California is
visiting Dan Mcknight and
family.
The little daughter of Harry
Courtney has been dangerously
i'll the past week. DR.. Wall of
Quinter is in attendance.
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For SALE good quarter
section OF land, about 90 acres
broke, 40 acres in wheat Four
and one half miles from Ogallah-
$500, easy payments. A bargain
G. D. Yetter. Ogaflah. Kan
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RIl(())IIIlllaII

More than nine out of every
ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism Of t.e
muscles, due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism. In
such cases no internal treat
ment is required. The free
application of
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-15
Chamberlain's
LinIment

is all that is needed and it lis GER
tain to give quick relief. Give it
q trial and see for yourself how
quickly it relieves the pain and
soreness. Price 25c; large size, soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
WITH t5,OOO,OOO,OOO
LIVES SACRIFICED
Equal to All inhabitants aI
Globe For Last Six Hun
dred Years

Chicago NAY s The SECOND Ns
ll0na Peace congress opened hure N.
day. Addresses 81 Welcome wego
mado by Governor peneen ana Mayor
lusse Of Chiosgo.
Amazing statistics win be proaonlad
g the pence congress by Beniamln F
frueblood. secretary Of lhe Amoriean
Peace society. ia report complied
for distribution among the delegation
t lA asserted that The lives Ok $4,000
100000 persons have been sacrificed "
wars since che beginning Of authentic
history
'"rlhs vast num1ef oi Victims, says
Mr. Truebood rs about equal to all
the people who have inhabited lhe
globe Tor The last 500 years., allowing
three generations "a the century aud
6h0O00,0O0. the estimated population
OF the world al The opening Of lho
nineteenth century as ne average
population per gcneration."
Mr. rruebldod also gives figures GOV
ernlng the cost Of war from nnanoiai
standpoint.
The figures he said arc AntMAEuf
Ing aud would probably be more sp
f they could BE- fully ohtainea 0Aly
approximate correctness II nIalinHd
Tor the foreign following stalsmenlss
The Napole0nle campaigns, cover
Ing nineteen years, cost 3l6000.00o'
600; the Bfltlsh.AmerIean war. 1914.
I4 gsA0.000 900: The Crlmaan var
1864 10 1866, sl,0e8O00,n00, American
Civil War. sis,000.000 and Gho pfuA.
sian.Auatrian war 81 1886 332s.0Qo
000."
Among tha speakers who WIN aN
lress tho peace congress Is Presidents
Brooka OF Baylor university. Waco
rexna. me chief educational lnslliU
tion of ihe Baptist denomination os
reKas President Brooks la one of tho
lending educators of the Southwest
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FE IS
IMPROVING
R0ADBEDS

The Santa Fe IS nov working 300
extra men, resurfaclng the Denver
Enid ana Gulf roadhed from here to
Klowa, Klaus, preparatory TO hallasts
Ing Of thal rO8d. upon which work Will
be commenced before summer months
arrive
Two hundred men are Working on
The Eastern Oklahoma roadbed along
the Cmafron river.
Six hundred extra men are nov
WORKING on the main line between
here ana Purcell. repairing the roaes
bed and putting It IN hFatclags condl-
ton: now rails being placed 10 many
places and new ties being placed all
along the line
Extensive improvements contemplat
GA for Guthrie will begin soon. The
material for remodeling the freight
dcnat located on Villas street. d block
south Of the Union station. has been
ofdpfed and r. on the way The news
COMES thal General Manager ] +.
Hurley ii agiin seriously conadeging
The original nlans for q new two.slorgl
hgndsoma brick freight depot lnsieaa
nf rem1dellng the old one, admitted
Inadequate tor the use now being made
of Il AS union freight depot for the
nine roads maintaining lines IN and
out d hero,
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TULSA MAYOR
UNDER FIRE
Of CHARGES

Special 10 yally Leader
Tulsg, OK May 2 gharg.ns elleua
ton OF ais wiios affections and eilts
Tag gross immortality and iewd cor
duct Vorn Rankin haa llod sull lr
tho district court Of thls cruuts
asaust Mayor john q @itehall aak
iug gs5,O0O damnges. gd Essn. chief
Of police here, and his wife are aisc
Hamed as defeudaria gs Rankin
dlalma that 4 was a. tia hono Of iht
latter tnal many Of the elandaHsine
meotings we're held
Dh account Of The prominence ol
the defendants fhi8 suit q the mosl
sensational that hes been filed in the
easiafn pert of The state. Mitchell
is millionaire Oh operator of this
city aud ieal year WIS elected mayor
an 4 reform ticket Ills most ardent
supporter was Ed sgan aud ior ms
eupporl Was appointed police ehiet
by Mitchell Rankin Is q batter aud
tame II this city about 8 year ago.
Mrs Rankin ,s heaullfni woman
and since lowing her husband has
been MASKING her home with the fg.
ans.
IN the petition Rankin charBeH that
All Il the defendants bad tontfived
to induce Mrg Rankin 10 leave nsf
home and that ai divers iliaes, aE Tia
home bk lpe IganA Nliehnll pae mpl
Mrs Rdhklh for Dhhd6ral buiIobss
Further charges arc made that ST.
ehell and Mrs. stankin made trips TO.
gaiher 60 Eureka Springs. Ark, and e
Kansas cite. Mo. and thar lhc agang
wlllruliy sided IN arranging 81 Of lhs
dates
THE cily Is greatly stirred over the
charges made by Rankin Il q stat
ed that Mrs. Rankin will deny ell 81
the allegations Of her husband end
! That a divorces aui Will be Sled.
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SAID TO HAVE ACQUIRED
St,5OO,OOO IN THIS WAY
Detectives for Weeks Have Been
Conducting Search for
Horace G, Robinson

New York. May q Detectives Me.
conville, Nelson ana Raits have been
searching for severai weeks Tor man
known rs Horace q. Robinson. who,
the police say. has operated a bogus
Marconi wireless stock swindling game
in many parts Of the world and is said
70 have acquired in this way more
than si.500OOo
The detectives learned that Robiu
aon was 10 this city. but could not eet
further tiace Of him until week oi
Sc ago. when he was arrested n the
Hotel Martinique and was arraigned
in The Light court on charge Of ln-
toxication
With this tip the detectives so, on
biss trail, but were never able 10 10.
cate the man unl. three days ago,
when they learned that he was putting
up III the apartments Of Mrs Glenn
ln an APARTMENT house.
On Wednesday and Thursday The
three detectives practically exhausted
ayery means 10 gain access 70 the
apartment but without avail. Last
night however. they determined ,is
necessary 10 force a way IN,
A vacant lot adioins the apartment
Oh Que siae and several windows IA
Mrs. Glenns apartment look out on
this fne detectives visited the place
about D clock last night and placed d
ladder up to one Of these Windows.
Then McConyiile, Nelson and Rattls
mounted # They succeeded m raising
the window and one after the other
slipped into the apartment
Mrs. Glenn heard them. however
and running Into lhe ROOM ordered
them out. declaring that their entrance
was en- outrage. When they paid no
hcer to her the woman tried to bar
ihelf way into an adjoining bed room
The detectives pushed by her, how
ever and found Robinson in bed.
fle burst into angry ordinations as
.he detectives entered the room, ana
as Raftis approached The bed he
sprang up and knocked the detective
down. McConviile, grabbed Robinson,
who Is small m5n. although rps-
seased oi plenty Of nerve and forced
him back on the bed,
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music have pGo1 sses to furnish what
ever K demanded dg them 10 the way
Of music. Ia addition to this the Uni.
veraity 1iiee club u Norman and the
Ladies' 0uartette Of the University
preparatory school OF Tonkawa. the
southwestern Nvmal orchestra OF
Weatherford, tho Colored a. a ~
University orchestra Al Langston, the
Whitaker orphane home brass band,
OF Pryor Creek. the A. 4 NJ brass
band OF Saltwater, the Northwesterr
Normal SILVER coruet band aud or.
chestra OF Ava. Central Normal aud
orchestra Of Edmond, the Ross Com
servatory OF Music and the corlnne
SteVens Conservatory OF Music the
state Reglmental band OF Guthrie
and other state musical companies
assisted by Guthrle's best talent will
al out the program.
Superintendent n ID. Cameron urg
G sail Guthrie citizens that have
rooms to spare 70 notify his Office
today or tomorrow so that delegates
can be Jared for IN the homes IN case
the hotels are crowded
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WILL INTEREST
FRIENDS Of BIRBS

II Che friends OF our wild birds do
not believe that the school children
are taking warhlers they should make
Il their business 10 be present an the
Capitol Hi school building al 9
o'clock p m Tuesday, May 4lh aud
see what the pupils Of Miss Alma
Carson have done and are doing In
addition 70 the Exercises commemorate
i've Of the l29th birthday university
of the great bird patron, John j Audit
bon they will hear some recitations,
songs deolamations. and see some
beautiful drawings Of the birds OF the
forest, many Of which are true 70 life
aud have the marks Of geums and a
high order Of artistic talent In pu.
pills SO young as Miss Cars0ns Those
Interested In the subject viii not fall
% be present Their presence lenps
lnspiratiOn and encouragement to
teachers and pupils alike.
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ROADSL0SE

Washington, May s--The supreme
court today in The case OF The Coy.
ornment against the anthracite coal
carrying railroads Involving the con
stitutlonalty Of the commodities
clause OF The Hepburn rate law, hand
ed down an opinion reversing and re.
nandsng tha decision OF the trial
court which upheld the contention Of
the railroads
Briefly summarized the decision Of
the supreme court In tho eomnodl
Ties clause ense holds the law ID bf
constitutional but does not coneeag
The contentious of the Government
as 10 lis scope. An especial exception
was as to ownership Of stock M dlf
ferent corporations. which il was held
did not constitute such ownership as
would prohibit transportation under
the terms Of the law Was also
held that ownership Of the commodity
applied only 90 TIE time 0i-transporta
ton.
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TODAY IN
DEpARTEENTs

States charters we're issued today
as follows.
Niagara OIL company. of Barlles.
vile. With n capital stock OF 9i50.ooo
The ineoporators are. "A. Il Jonu.
ROD, Paul T. johnson and A. q Creyss
all Of Bartlesyille.
Kiowa Baseball association. Of KiO.
wa. $1,000 capital stock. The lncor-
poralors are: u. r. Davis. walter A.
Evans. ! e. Rands, Charles Godfrey
II. O. Hancock J d Lowell aud %.
D. Tucke all OF Ki9wa
pawhuika security company. of
PawhuskA with capital stock OF
$4,000. The incorporasors are. u
H. Brenner. w r. Leahy. c. N. Pra.
dom. "A. n. Ruble. A. r.. woodward aud
l.. s Parker. of Pawhuakn: j. r. N
Johnson and Thomas P Smith, Of ST.
Louis.
stevlrmac Oh and Gas company Oh
sapulpg. with a capital stock OF s25'
600 The incorporaiors aro H. II
NcFann. S s owen and Virgil Hicks
all Of Sapulpa,
The Ruskogee Home building aud
Loan association, with 4 capital stock
,l sio4a0o The lnc,gporators are: j
a. Paulhamus. Ada E. Ramsey, Eu
gene E. Kerr A. Van r. schemcFhorn,
u NJ Ury p, w. saddlor and IA O.
Haskell. an of Muakogoe.
Agent appointed.
The " b. Young supply company
~ Kausas City, The Benedict Paper
compan. Of Kansas City: the stowe
implement Supply company, tho
schmelzur Armm company OF knusas
'liy. George q, Barnard and company
pi ~; lnHls and ih0 Oak Ridge on
Mining company. Of ST. Loula. today
n0llaod tho secretary OF state that
they had appointed Gueiave y Erlxun
lt Guthrie MS state agent
George NJ Green hAs been appointed
state agent tor lhe Nnwaia Pipe Line
company Of Portland Ne.
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PRICE RECOVERIES
SHOW CONFIDENCE
StlffSnIng pIlC0s and Easing Of
Money Market Also
Help Situation

New York. Mas 'rhe speculative
sentiment as reelected in ihe action
oi the stock market underwent some
unseltlemeut In the early part OF last
week, bulp Flces recovered later IN
dlcaied a reinstatement Of coniideqce
lti Is quite gcneaaly recognized that
the present position owes much 10 th
money sltuntl9n and the 2ayerIne
OF prices was iraceaDle 10 this inliu'
ence 10 large extent The close OF
the preevdng week had a hardening
ln tho call money rate TO per cent
tho highest since the iirst week Fl
January of thls year
The bank stniement made lt clear
that the demand for credits Ia con.
nectlon with the syndicate auhsJflp
ti0ng 10 new bond issues had Ell.
crOached on supplies 10 an axieul ihnl
made hankers more cautious N ex.
tending accommodations for apeeuia
tive purposes
The withdrawal of 3a.00e 900 gold
for shipment TO France pointed 10 a
new force Of depletion OF banking
supplies AT the same time Il was
known that preparations must be made
for financing the May ! payments ana
It was supposed that an advance 81
the caIl money rate during she week
might be expected
Tariff and Weather cad
The effect was manifest, especially
In @ number of stocks Of comparative
small volume. and subject % control
by stock market pools which had
been violently moved upward IN the
recent past
Suspicion was aroused towards the
market as a whole by thls evldencl
Of artificial conditions IN special
stocks. In some instances there were
blunt denlals made by officials 0i
rumors oi intended dividend incfeos.
ea which had been used IN forcing up
prices IN such cases The haal stag
ee OF the transition of ihe sovereign.
Is In Turkey caused some uHeaalneas
abroad which was reflected n Che To.
cal market
heavy tone developed In the eaal
efs when Il Was pointed 0ut that q
large surplus of anthracite remained
70 be sold N the ayent Of the expect.
cd settlement with the miners of a
wage agreement Tho revival OF an.
xlety ever the prospects Of delay in
tho enactment oF the tariff revision
measure contributed 10 the depression
Another factor against the market
was the unfavorabla weather c0ndi,
tions for the wheat crop which gained
influence from the renewed upluFn
III the price Of whcae.
Steel Report Helps.
The powerful factor III soothing tho
anprehenslonR was the easing Of inc
money market
A decisive factor HI tho latter inl.
provemauis Of speculative sentiment
WIS the conviction that conditions in
the steel industry we're undergoing g
turn for The better THE publication
OF tho United States slaci earnings
fer ihe irsi quarter Of the year help.
cd 20 thls feeling. as those earnings
proved somewhere better lbah The
preliminary estimates.
OF greater effect was tde report oi
q sllnening Of prices 90 several CLASS
es OF steel products Reports were
somewhat conflicting rs 10 lhe extent
ln which this had gone. bat that the
policy of ludsorimlnate prize cuiilng
q secure new husincaa Ind been
abandoned WIS unknown,
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IMPE:AIjH

10Y fhbaflhttN #feAaf
Washington. May q aaklne asglpils
charges agslnst Federal Judges Jehn
T. Phillips and Smith Mcpherson. V
the Western district Of Missouri. Rod
resentatiye Murphy Of that atass N
lFodueul resolution lodey 70 inees'
tleaie their conduct in lillsallun be-
tween the state and railroad eompa
Mics ove the maximum freight aud
alssouri two.cent passenger rate law
lu tho Senate today Warner moved
consideration Of hlH resolution author.
ialne she Interstate Commerce eon.
mission to Investigate the rates 0i
thc eighteen Missouri railroads. Sen.
atoTs Stone, Hale phd Elkins object
81 Oh the sround lhat the rnle und0e
which The Senate is proceeding al
lows only the tariff end heusug bills
to Be cuualdcred.
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WISE. .AW

Washington May 3-The govern
neni today nlea n Tie supreme coun
"a errors. bf New London county
Edgar q. Mondon. plalniln. AGAINST
Connecticut, Ila brief IN the caHe O
me New York. Now Haven aud Har
Cord Railroad company, The case Is
Drought nnAef the employers llahil.
ily act and che Government Is aI.
loved to iiia dsB brief In support q
the constltutl62alltf Of ihe act.
which lseohollhnEaa ~ the dafaedeni
company The llrief says In part'
A1his is wise. progressive and
humane statute. Il socks to accom-
nIlsh an object whess sfassN and jus
tIce all men have long admitted and
an object thai inNBy other civilized
nations have Iona ago attained Leg
lslallon that Is to protect railway
employees does not benefit e Class
alone. Safety o. a Interstate car
csefs serqnn|s means Ahsely 81 sa
tefaInle commerce itself