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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-03
A Peepino Papa,

Her Father Qrately)-Young man. do
you know that you've been calling on
my daughter since o'clock?
Tarrying Youth-Yes, but she has
three hours. and ! didn't want to tell
her
Her Father-Then hereafter don't
keep your hat in your lap. Hang it
on the rack in the hall.-Circle Mag
azine.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-03
JOB PRINTING

The WorldAdvance Publishing Company is in position to
turn out better job work at less money than any other
local concern We have the best facilities and employ
none but skilled printers and artists If you want to be
correct have your printing done by u.s. Telephone 1875
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-03
They Brayed.

Aristippus (when cattle were money
Did you get in last night without
your wife hearing you?
PheKfippides No, confound it!
spent three bulls in that last wine
press we stopped at, and the bartender
gave me a couple of jackasses in
changeLPuck.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
ONE REASON FOR
HIGH LIVING COST.

To The Forum: read in
the paper nearly every day of
this or that city which has in
creased its population anywhere from
20 per cent to rs per cent. In a re-
cent paper, ! noticed a news item re-
terrlng to the census of Missouri,
showing only an increase of 6 per cent.
The article referred to goes on to say
that this increase is entirely in cities.
and, that had not the cities made the
gain, the population of Missouri would
nave shown a decrease. 1t seems to
me that If Missouri is not an excep
ton and such conditions exist gener-
ally, the problem of high cost of
farmers products will be pretty well
answered in the final census of the
entire country. For it would seem logi-
cal to presume that increasing the per
capita of the city dweller and de-
creasing the per capita of rural life
would result in a great increase OF
consumption with a still greater de-
crease of production. A Subscriber.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
SOCIALISM IS
BOUND TO CONE"
EUGENE v. pEss DELIVERS Lee
TuRE WHICH WON HIM MANY
ADMIRERS SATURDAY EVEN
INe-pEcLAREs THAT SOCIAL.
ISM IS TRUE DEMOCRACY.

I'VE do not try to make votes, just
socialism Socialism is real democ-
racy," was one of the many startling
statements made by Eugene " Debs
in his speech at the Fargo operahouse
Saturday night.
A good sized crowd was present al
the operahouse Saturday night to hear
Mr.. Debs OF special notice was the
number of women that were distributed
about the audience.
We have no fight against private
property or individuals" said the
speaker, but We believe that no man
has the right to own that on which
the lives of his fellow beings, depends.
Socialism has no quarrels with indi-
viduals. 1t objects to one man
amassing fortune while millions suf-
fer"
In referring to Mr.. Rockefeller, Debs
spoke as follows: "The reason why so
many little capitalists hate Mr.. Rookie
Teller is because they are little Rookie
fellers. Rockefeller has beaten them
at his own game. Ask Mr.. Rockefeller
about socialism and he will tell you
that there Is nothing in it-for him.
Mr.. Debs predicted great future for
socialism.
His prophecies were: Socialism is
the next inevitable stage in the advance
of out civilization, American people
are coming to understand socialism as
an economic science. You can no more
prevent the coming of socialism than
n ,.sc ae
on the morrow. Today we are in the
midst of the highest conflict in the
world The workers are rising. 1t is
simply question of time; you can
hasten that time or retard it as you
will
In this competitive struggle for ex-
istence, competition is now so sharp,
so destructive that many seek the
back door through suicide. Competi-
ton that was once constructive, is now
destructive. 1t is the most savage kind
Of warfare. The day is near at hand
when we must choose between in
dustrial despotism and Industrial
democracy. With the end of Industrial
and commercial competition will come
The end of the great war"
The treat socialist leader predicted
that the time was not far away when |
here would be municipal ownership |
IF railroads. I'VE have our own high |
ways without rail- why not have them
With rails. This time will come as sure
Is l am standing in your presence"
Mr. Debs' manner of delivery was
orceful and direct to the point. His
'emarks came like rockets and fire.
luently the audience broke out with |
applause. He was greeted with a great J
walton upon his appearance on the
platform
Previous to Mr.. Debs' speech. man
Lging Editor Brewer Of The Appeal to
Reason gave a brief address. Mr..
Brewer told of the work of the So
'ialist party and offered one of the
lew party books for sale at the close
II the address. A humber of books
we're sold.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
DR.. GATES RETURNS
Famous Vital Science Practitioner
Opens Offices in the Stern Building,
Over Merchants Bank.

DR.. M. l.. Gates, whose remarka HE
ures of difficult cases during the past
Fo years In this city and elsewhere
ave given him a well earned ren,,ta
on Tor success, has returned from his
INNER vacation and has reopened
ifices in this city. ever the Merchants
National bank, in the stern BUILDING.
Dr. Gates practices new and bet
er system of healing the sick. Not
hat there Is anything miraculous or
mysterious about his work: far from
I. He is skilled anatomist and has
7uilt UP around his knowledge of anat-
my and his wide experience In ali
orms OF disease correct philosophv
getting and remaining well. vital
science, as his method is known, con-
lists Of a science OF life, sound In its
rinciples; effective In its application.
DR.. Gates cures disease through his
ital science methods that cannot be
cached by other methods. He elm
mates from the human body all signs
diseased condition and teaches his
PATIENTS a cheerful, hopeful, optimistic
way of life that is scientifically suc-
sessful because based upon right prin-
7iples.
Those suffering from any form of
isease are invited to call upon DR..
iates at his Offices in the Stern build
ne, where he may be consulted daily
II evenings. For a short time con-
and advice will be free and
hose needing his services are urged to
,all upon him at once.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
S. b. Hopes Blasted.

Aberdeen, S. D., Oct. 1O.-A visit of
the general officials of the MINNEAPOLIS
q st. Louis railroad to Aberdeen YES
terday blasted whatever hopes the
people of Aberdeen and of Pierre NAV
nave had of securing direct rail con-
nectlons Immediately for General
Manager Beard of the company stated
the road had abandoned the idea of
ironing and putting in operation the
railroad grade between Aberdeen and
the state capitol, lately ACQUIRED NV
MS road, until spring, at least. The
dift1culty in securing contractors to
undertake the work this late in the
season was given as the reason for
postponement. Mr.. Beard said the
company had not definitely decided
whether it would build merely from
Cresbard to Pierre, or on into Aber-
deem, but would probably decide. ulti-
mately to build on to this town.
The officials visiting Aberdeen came
on special train and included he
sides Mr.. Beard, T. p. Shonts. nresi-
dent of the road, and Edwin TT Hau,-
ley, chairman of the board of direc-
tors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
CUMMINS' ADVICE
TO n. D. VOTERS
SENATOR A. 3. cUMMlNs ADVISES
NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS
TO VOTE THE STRAIGHT TICK
ET-sHoULD STAND BY THE
PRIMARY RESULTS.

To the spurious arguments presented
by the democrats that the insurgents
should bolt their ticket, and vote for
John Burke for governor in order to
get even with the stalwarts there is
out one reply, viz: A statewide pro
mary law gave the right to every re-
publican elector of the state to cast his
ballot on June 20 for any man run
ming for any office as he saw fit. There
was no hindrance or obstacle placed in
way of fair vote and an honest re-
turn. So long as an insurgent claims
to be republican there is no good rea-
son that he can offer for opposition to
any nominee on the republican ticket
nominated June 20.
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa,
one of the greatest leaders of the in
surgent movement in the country, in
letter under date of Aug Is. 1910
written to Hon. ii. T. Eelgesen of Mil
ton, says: With regard to your situ-
alton in North Dakota, / would. If
were you, stand for the truth as Won
see 1t. If they force upon you a plat
form that is repugnant to you, would
nevertheless go straight on for the re-
publican ticket"
This letter was written prior to the
meeting Of the North Dakota republic
can state committee which not only
did not adopt platform "repugnant"
to insurgents, but one containing all
the essential planks advocated bv pro-
gressive leaders.
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ment of agriculture, at s1,4OO per an
mum.
Men only will be admitted to this ex-
MARMARTH WON PRIZES.
That Town Had Fine Exhibit at the
Bowman Fair,

Marmarth, N. D., Oct. 1O.-During
the four days of the Bowman county
fair at Bowman there was large at
tendance from Marmarth and vicinity.
All speak favorably regarding the man
agement and the attractions and ex-
hibits. Every number on. the pro-
gramme was attended by large and
enthusiastic crowds In the matter of
agricultural exhibits Marmarth carried
off the greatest number of first prizes,
SECURING four ''firsts'' and one sec
ond They were as follows: Twenty
pound mangels, B. f. Spry, first prize:
four-pound carrots, B. F. Spry, first
prize thirty pound pumpkin, A. B.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
Threw Rider to His Death.

Aberdeen, S. D., Oct. 1O.-Word has
reached here of the death, by accident,
of William Taylor, homesteader re-
siding in Meade county. He had been
to Faith and Edison on business and
was returning on horseback. He failed
to arrive home at night, as his family
expected, and the next morning search
was made The horse had reached
home in the meantime, and six miles
from the homestead the body of Taylor
was found, half imbedded in the mud
OF a shallow creek. 1t is supposed the
horse became frightened and SHE'D at
something, throwing its rider into the
creek and causing his death.
Chop suey at the -.zthskeIler. NH.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
CUTLERY

Anything you want IN that line? I
Keep only the very best. Ben Hort
Remember. the Best.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10

Carscallon, first prize; winter rye, C.
A. Munson, first prize; macarpni wheat,
Mabel Suit, first prize. The exhibit
was taken down by L. M. Ugland. In
comparing the results of farming OPP
erations Marmarth will not take a
back seat for the best of them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10
YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

7. ]. Young & Sons Bus & Trans
fer Co, will give you claim checks
for baggage to and from all depots,
hotels and residences. Phone Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-10

According to learned professor.
the typewriter is the poetry of motion.
presumably he intended to add that
the motion must be supplied by the
right young woman operator.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
NORFOLK MAY GET
100000 DEPOT
Pennsylvania Railroad Makes Propo-
sition to Put Up Million for
Project.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb S.-lf prop
osition OF the Pennsylvania railroad
h. agreed To by the Norfolk and
Western, the Vsrginian and the Nor
folk and Southern. Norfolk may have
II 100000 union depot instead of a
sl000.o00 structure. as already con-
TEN. lated. The Pennsylvania mas
made overtures TO the other roads. IN
which II offers to come into the pro-
iect ard PIT In million dollars II
they will change the location OF the
propo'cd sl.00O,000 union depot 10
ither the corner of Granny and Elev-
cnth streets or Church street ana
Princess Anne avenue. II Is believed
TO be the purpose Of the Pennsylvania
to shorten its route from Cape
Charles to Norfolk by having n ferry
from Cape Charles 10 Lynnhaven In
Ii and then bring the cars into Nor
folk over tracks and into a depot. A
resolution viii be introduced at the
next meeting OF the council asking
that the right OF way he given the
Pennsylvania over the route wanted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
STAUNTON OFFICIALS
ARE GIVEN SCORING
Charges Arc Preferred Against Mayor
and Members OF Police
Force.

STAUNTON. VA. Feb. S.-After
meeting for three weeks every night
the special committee appointed by
the city council TO investigate the
Staunton police force made its report
to the council NJ noon today.
The report, which was unanimous
" accepted. scores Mayor Wayt, Chief
Lipscomb and all the police force. ex-
cept Officer A. IL. Jones. The report
charges drunkenness on duty. defeiic-
ton. and in some cases frequenting
low dives. Sealed charges were pre-
ferred against Officer Palmer, which
are of such serious nature they are
not given TO the public.
II Is understood he will be dismiss
ed from the force and tried on these
charges. The chief is scored Tor neg
lect of duty and lack o.. discipline,
but the report recommends that he
be retained. The investigation has
been the sensation OF the day here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09

avoidance of a battle until they are
at the gates of Managca or Grenada.
One rumor says that Corlnto is 'hen
immediate objective point
Further political arrests have been
made among the conservatives or
Grenada. The seventy five Grisoneis
OF war. who arrived AT Grenada yes
terday. were forwarded 20 Managua
today. An of them are former SOL
diers of the government captured by
the reyolutionists at the battle oil
Rama and there is likelihood that the
majority OF them will again take up
arms fer the government as they
came over voluntarily during the en-
gagement at Sato Tomas
\ plot to capture the steamer Mana
gra. carrying arms and ammlnition
across the lake from Managna TO 1ipi-
tapa. was discovered in time TO foil
the conspirators. These had assem-
bled at the wharf on Sunday night.
but were dcterie ed from carrying out
their plans by the une Npected arrival
of fifty soldiers. The conspirators lied,
but several Of them we're subseque4t-
capturc d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09

to this country from all these rlaces'
including the catacombs. where sleep
and decay the bones of the departed
the stencil from which is so great as
10 mean death 10 those who attempt
long to endure it," said Mr.. Mocan
sarcastically.
Election to congress" Mr.. Macon
ccntended, was not conclusive EVIL
dence of integrity, nor did it make Mt.
Bennett immune from attack.
"A much larger percentage OF con
gIt ssmeR whether members of the
house or senate have been charged
with crime and made TO stand trial
fer felony. and incarceration in felons
cells" he declared. than of the sec
rotaIies of immigration restriction
leaguef.
The very suggestion that one ought
not 10 charge a congressman with
having done wrong until the letter OF
every word of every fact charged
against him can be proven to math-
ematical certainty. is so contrary TO
what believe to be right that it is
actually disg sting" said rr. Macon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
Crazy Candidate Likely to Over
turn Fifth District Election
LIABLE TO GUST DEMOCRAT
Parsons Contest for Congressional
Seat piscIoses Fact That Insane
Man Received Many votes-Sub-
Committee Will Now Count Ballots
(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. S.-Be-
Sause an alleged crazy man got on
Vie ballot as candidate for congress
in the fifth Virginia district at the
last election and obtained the SUP
port of number OF electors, the re-
suit of the election in that district
may be overturned and Representa-
tive L. W Saunders, Democrat, may
be deprived OF his seat
This remarkable state Of affairs
was disclosed before the elections
committee No. of the house today
when the contest of Parscn vs.. Saun-
dcrs was taken up.
John VI. Earson. the Republican
candidate. is ccntesting the seat %
Mr.. Saunders, VINO, on the face Ct the
returns. received a plurality Of about
50 votes. I'm addition to his allega-
tons that the district was uBlawfully
'gerTymandered" against him, and
that various other irregularities Oc-
cured. Mr.. Parsons asserts that one
Filict G.. Mathews. an insane man.
vas allowed to place his name on the
i'allct IS a candidate for congress
against himself and Mr.. Saunders
u was related before the commit
tee today how Matthews. q victim Of
recurrent insanity. had been released
frcm an asylum and had nominated
himself for congress. obtaining =
place on the ballots by sending his
usme 10 the secretary Of the com
mcnweauh with aftcstaticns IN com
pliancc with the Virginia law
Efforts 10 prevent his name going
On the ballet we're frustrated and he
received a number q votes al The
Gle, ton.
he - argin IN the asylum. Jus,
how many votes be received viii not
b. known until the ballots are count
td.which vii be done by a subcom
r.ificc ccmuriscd 81 Representative
TURK. Pennsylvania. Rcnncti. New
York. and Tcuv,iic Chic. = the cicc.
ticns committee. beg inning ncxi
THURSDAY There are nearly 1900.
bali ~ 70 cOuut
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
SUICIDES TO GET
RID OF NE|GHbORS
Alleged Persecution Causes
Pittsburg Man to Shoot
Himself

PITTSBURG. PA. FEB. S.-Scnding
bullet into bis head today. Cas-
par Limbach. German decorator.
nut himself beyond the alleged perse-
cuticn e his Hoighbors. since the
assass. nation Of William Mckinley.
The shOt that killed the German was
heard b. his wife in an adjoining
room. She rushed 90 his aid. but
hc died with his head rillOwed in
he's lap.
In September. 1901. while ,sicKin-
Lev Law nortaliy wounded ~ Buffalo.
I.;mbach. because 81 b $ alleged fcry
remarks. is said O. have become the
object 81 pcr7rCuiiCn m the various
communities q che Scuthside. Re-
pcafcdiy be sss beaten and driven
from one borough to ~uother. Sew
.rai times ne VS. arrested 10 pre-.
serve Tic pcaoc and let 90 on small
fines
On enc occasion IN Bcfizhovcr. q
ncr.c "a. thrown ai-Cut his neck up
On hi. refusal o. rctract remarks b.
as ALLEGED - have made Not IN
iii the rfpc Wa e rhffrci and Dc
say Ec va abrrf O. Dc icrkcd into
;hc air over thc arm r telegraph
poio Cd be- an 1nrc 'biiciy D.
-Tologics.
within The past fcw weeks iim
ta-h's mind nce4n fo give aEsy md
D.. became f.rsf.fecd vita p ff1r ihJt
his sncmirr would c0nfnc him o. az
asyiur fs- va rricascf from a
hospital but a short ehiic ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
VERDICT IS GIVEN
AGAINST EDITOR YOOER
Richmond Jury Awards Saun-
ders $1,000 Damages in
Libel Case.


RICHMOND. VA, F.. S.-A YER
dict for damages in the sum of vi.6OO
was rendered by the jury in the Law
and Equity Court late this evening IN
the suit of Clyde w. Saunders against
Adon A. Yoder, the publisher Of The
Idea lcal magazine. attempting
the reform of Richmond, and the VIII
liam.s Printing Company. publishers.
Ycder is now awsiting the decision
OF an appeal sentence for criminal
libel of the LEGAL police justice and
three police commissioners.
Under the courts instructions the
defendants are jointly liable. Should
the verdict be sustained by the APP
pelate Court. where It will be carried,
either party may be held for the en-
tire am -unt.
II looks as though the Williams
Printing CONF any must bear a full
share OF the burden for taking the
contract for the magazine.
Attorney Robert Sc.tt. for the
plaintiff. delivered one of the most
hitter exccriaticns ever heard IN
Richmond. The attorney denornc,d
Yoder as "Sneaking hypocl-ite from
Lynchbuig.r who came to Richmond
at the mitigation f and with financial
assistance of the proprietor of local
h-tel for the purpose CT making 4
-venCm-us attack On the sc officials.
who had been Instrumental in secur-
ing the revocation of the hotel bar
license: the ievokine e the license
following the sale of whiskey TO boys
ard girls. d, scribed ~ the attorney
rs the ''mcst hellish act-barring the
hyDOcrisy OF Ycder-that This com
munity has ever witnessed."
The attorney fer the defense ad-
mittod that und,r instructions the
jay mrst find fos the plaintiff-the
basis Of he argument being that dam
ages were nominal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
STEAMER CYcLOPS ASHORE.
Blue Funnel Lire Ship Wrecked on
the Red Sea.
(By Associated rress.)

SEATTLE. WASH. Feb. Sword
has teen received by the Merchants
Exchange that the steamer Cyclops.
CT the Blue Funnel Line. operating
between Liverpool and Puget Sound
via the Orient. was wrecked near
Jedah. a Iort on the Red sea.
The news received came in a cable
message from London stating that the
Cyclops was ashore The Cyclops is
steel twin screw steamer of 5,7S4
tons net She was built at Glasgow,
in 1906. and is owned by Alfred Holt
and Company. of Liverpool. The YES
sci sailed from Liverpool in command
of Captain r. c. Harris on January
% for Seattle and Tacoma.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
Fiaurss VERT Cd.

CHICAGO. ILLS. Feb S--The
statement tina; s.0o9 children in Chi
cage 90 to -ch oil hungry each DAY
and that l0.oeo mere are not properly
nouIishcd was verified today by AS
sis:ant ; superintendent John ID. Shop.
I am certain the figures are not
ovt rdTawn.~ said Mr.. Shoup. i know
from personal observatica that many
ch.ldicn do not make prog.css IN
school because they do not receive
gcoG nourishing 20 l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
INSURGENTS FLEE
AWAY TO WOODS
Is thought RepeIS Await Bat
tie at Gates OF Ma
nagUa
uy ASs,cla,eo rressJ

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA. Feb. ~
G.. neral Chamcrro has eluicd three
columns 81 ihc government troops
which we're sent % tcsicgc him 81
pc-co and has taken to the woods.
The government forcrs arc rc-cccupy-
ine the toWrs. The tom ~ f'c1- .
was captured O.. The insurgents iasi
Friday.
General Chamcrios force has hrcn
Increased ard Nv uumhofs f.lan
men Apparently TIE tartics adopted
by the insurgents are fo provide thc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
WIFE IDENTIFIES RoeseR-
Pftsbvre Woman Recognizes Picture
of Dead Husband.

PITTSBURG. PA. Feb. S-Ars-
Jerry McAuiey. Of MoKcesport. today
was shown . pictcre Of man Killed
two weeks ago while robbing the post
cff-c a; Tallahassee. Fla. and iden-
tiscd Il a. that Of her husband Who
has cen missing from this city for
year.
The picture had been forwarded 10
the McKccspcrt police.
4 Sill CT pepper. fond in the
pockets Of the dead MAJ. bore the
name McEeC sport. ard a further cine
was given In the continual muiterirs
Of ~McKccsport~ by the dying man.