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The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
HUGHES CONFIRMED AS
 U. s. SUPREME JUDGE
Senate Committee Refuses 10 Consider Protest Filed by American Anti
 trust League.

Washington. b C.-The senate confirmed sas nomination of Governor Hughes as associate justice of tha su- preme court Of the United States
 The senate committee on Judiciary eeclded to recommend the confrnaa ton of Governor Hughes nomination
 protest aga!nst the nomination aled wita 1he committee by the Amer. 'can Antitrust league had no effect. Ia reference 70 +, a member of the com. miHee sall The members of this committee know tho mind of Governor Hughes h.- character and his record as weH as anyone in the country. There is no necessity 70 spend time in and investigation of a matter of which he committee is fully in formed and action was. therefore. taken
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
MODEL SALOONS PLANNED
Rockford, H., to Have Non-Treating and Lunchless Bars in Opera
 tion May f3.

Rockford. Illinois The city coun- cll has passed new liquor ordi, nance and on May i3 saloons will be tu aReasaaa The ae4le nses alder mon introduced I5 ameudml his. most ef tHem intended to ertail the saloon district aut all were defeated
 M agreement not ta treat or allow treating }s required Free lunch. music and games of chance are barred No brewer. dtstller. emp'oze CT stock haitsr#af =a brewery or disuller4 wu ha granted q permit
 Iss= =tauoom must uea single room without connection 0ifa others. and "taaas tss.#s chairs a5 aambwaiter Two s-9els ma te placed behind the lar faH fda us- of The proprietor and bartender Selling uf liquor 10 minors or women .s forbidden saloons must CIos= at Io p u
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
Bonaparte Resolve.

Napoleon entered the clubhouse -ith a frown q loot deep on his fore head and temper hot it for publiea- tion.
 Mile tonnerres,s he calculated If l ever play golf with Baron Munchau. sen again may end my days on the island of St Helena .
 Whats the matter with Muneh, Eony?' asked Caesar. looking up from his asbestos copy Of the Congressional Record
 You get nothing but bad les all over the links. retorted the emperor -Lippincott's
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
Obviously.

A Denver man who visited tho mu scum at City Park recently tells of a farmer h. saw there The ruralisi stepped in front of a portrait which showed a man sitting in high-backed chair There was a small white card on the picture reading
 \ portrait of F. II Smith. by him self
 The farmer read the card and thau chuckled 10 himself
 Regular fools these city fellers are he said Anybody who looks at that picture d know Smiths by himself They amt no one in the painsn witb him. Cincinnati Post.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
CYCLONE VISITS KANSAS
EmPorla Houses Are Overturned. 9th. CT Property Damaged, Phone Con
 1ections Destroyed.

Empae.a. kas-Following several hours hand wind accompanied by haIs.orm, 3 cyclone struck this city anI f7r distance of two miles through the suburbs. overturned houses and barns damaging property t0 a great extent
 No lives W#re ported lost. though ntaa- injuries 70 many in the rural sisisi.9s ia the path of the storm sNe been reported Electric light and '3aE1He szszea4s in the villages sur
 f- EzHa2~.4 We're damaged. sey- ring sHasf.5n with this citv
 s esae aE The damage is as
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
Accepts Court Findings.

He aeepJed tae findings Of the state courts and had considered only wheti- TT the statute was in coHict with the fourteenth amendment By abridging the freedom act.
 In discussing the argument that the Tennessee antitrust laW. as applied to the Standard oil case interfered With interstate commerce. Justice Holmes said
 The present statute tthe act of FeuHesseeI deals with the conduct Of third persons. strangers To the busi- ness l. does not regulate the busi- ness. | is nof even directed against interference with that business, espe- eially but against the acts of eer- tin kind that tha state disapproyes. in whatever connection. The mere fact thaf i may happen to remove an interstate with commerce among the states. with he rest. does not inYalidate it. It hardly would be an answer to an indictment of forgery that the instrument forged was a for eigH bill of lading. or for assault and tattery. that the person assaulted was engaged in peddling goods Iom an other state.
 The proceedings were begun in 1907 under tle Tennessee antitrust act
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
MONTE CARLO FEARS LID
European Gamblers Mecca" May Pass Into Control of Deeply Re
 Hgious Heir 70 Monaco

Monte Carlo Monte Carlo without gamh'us device within its borders Is a probability of fhe h. tgEe f es= ruler Prince Albert. per. sists n his determination to cut of his son Laais from the saecessorehip owing ro he ,arte-'s marriage 10 d coaMoH "5man. Alberf reiterated hIs determination To have HIka Wilhelm. lis HeAt el klH succeed h.m As he ls an soiata monarch. ae can uamr l.s sH.eessur
 Diize Wilhelm daeag religions and regards =aulHus as deadly -gsr II al et5 The throne his lssf st#p 0Ha te 70 vlTe 6at every
 principal ttt
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
Thr ast Word

Determined to have the last word. the woman hunted through the die tionarY and soon emerged triumphant with list Of three thousand framed from "ConstantiHople," and received therefore one years subscription to the Joyful Homes big prize contest. Judge
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
4 Witty Bishop.

The late Bishop Floss, said Phil adelphia physician, once visited ne for some triding ailment
 " Do you, sir. said to h.m. in the course of my examination. talk n your sleep?'
 No. sir be answered I talk in other peoples Aren't you aware that | am a divine
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
sanaan Daily for Ros.on

Boston Mass Announcement was made ny The Boston Journal that II will issue q oue-cenf Sunday edition besiHHiug With next Sunday morning The makeup will be the same as The weekly publication
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
Of Another Feather.

Did you folks want any aigs to- day?' called the grocery boy from the back steps
 Yes" answered the cook. who was busy kneading dough Just lay 'em under the refrigerator
 T ain't Hen. I'm the other boy" shouted the lad from the grocery Chicago Posf.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
sIeens More Than 3 We-..

East Palestine, Ohio Mrs Bert Ikisf remained awake Tor 45 days uu.il April 9. when she went to sleep Nov she can not be aroused She had been suffering three months with an attack of grip.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
MRS. RUTH LEAVITT WEDS
Oaush,er ot Hen W. J. Bryan Be comes &ife = Reginald Altman
 Owen. 8-it.sh Army Officer.

Lincoln &eh-L4eut Reginald Alt ham Owen and Mrs Ruth Bryan Leay- TIT We're married al the home of Wil- nam JaHa5ags asyan at Fairyiew Mon taT.
 he welding was a quiet affair. With guests limited 70 the family and less than dozen intimate friends.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
The Man lower Down.

The beef trust doesn't worry me any"
 What then is zour worry?@ The magketmaH who won't tiast.@ -Bostou Herald
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS SUM. HCNEO N LO7INER BRIBERY
 INVESTIGATION.
FOUR NOT CALLED NOV
c'Fs'ion Man Appeared Before Jury To-Oay-7unor That Another Representative Will Confess
 to Sabs.antjate White.

Chicago. ui-Fortvnin of the fifty. three Democratic legislators in Hi aois will be summoned before the special grand jury to tell what they know about the alleged purchase or his seat in the United States sen. ate by William Lorimer. Subpoenas are now being sent out for these men The four not summoned are Lee O'Neil Browne. minority leader. Rep resentatiye White. the confessor: Rep resentattye Wilson. whom White says gave him the $500. and Representa- tive Luke, who Is dead.
 Representative White was on hand Monfay to relate his story in detail 'o the grand jury. but a dispute arose as 10 the method of procedure and he was permitted 10 cool his heels in th" anteroom while the difference was being adjusted
 Senator Lerimers secretary arrived frcn Washington. bearing letter from White 10 the senator. which the latter says will prove that White is mentally unbalanced. L.orimer refused to give out this letter.
 Browne Leaves City.
 Lee O.Neil BroWna. several of whose alleged letters 10 White were nub- lshed VAS nor 10 be found. and if vas announced h. ha gone out of Che city.
 Politicians generally doubt that con. viction ean be obtained on the unsup. ported confession Of White. Indjea. tions are. however. that al least one of the downstate legislators may cor, Foborate Whites story.
 One feature Of the days develop. ments Is the prospect of libel suits by Senator Lorimer who charges that the entire business #is a conspiracy to in- lHre his two banks. which opened for business Monday Iorimers friends said thaf t libel suits We're brought they would be delayed until the grand jury announces it's decision Senator lorimer was unusually busy in his i banks and declined to talk of the l White case.
 i Members of the legislature thar i elected LoHimer We're almost Unani nous in their assertions that they hac | heard nothing of the supposed brib cry of members Of that body until tht story was published However. prac tically all favored a searching .ayesti gation
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
An lmproNer1ent.

Ho" did yoa enjoy your vaea. ln 2'
 Fine. Il made new man of me- T congratulate your wife"
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
E Sa5 Gaze

Do you prefer yolr eggs ro.ch.. or scrambled 9"
 T cant remember
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06

Mrs. Wise-I don's see why that new millionaire is so popular He cant even express himself
 MT Wise-No. but he can pay the freight
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
The Outlook.

You were very cold last eveni,,. pho ed the young man 10 the pi-i E. had called on. Then be added srr .ausly; What is the outlook fo-.A A' e!ght2" 0' 'O
 Fair and warmer tonight" c,n. tae answer pTomptly.-Judge
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
oods s 5 aFs a pariIla

Leads ai1 other medicines n the cure q atI spring ailments. hamors. loss Of appetite. that tired iaelia9 paleness and nervousness. Take 1t.
 e.. s- .a r -s1al liquid t--a or .as e-s S1-s-tals. Ilp bosls s
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06
patton

For over nine years suffered with chronic constipation and during this time had 10 take an injection of warm water once every 74 hours befc-e l could have an action on my bowels Happily tried Cascare,s, and today I am a well man. During the nine years before I used Cascarets suffered untold misery with internal pies. Thanks 10 you. l am free from all that this morning. You can use this in behalf of saaefang humanity. B. F Fisher, Roanoke, IL
 Pleasant Paiatabe. Potent Taste Good.
 Do Good. Never Sicken Weaken or CiriDe
 llc, 25-. 50c. Never sold in bulk. The gen.
 uloe tablet stamped CC (. Guaranteed to
 cure or your money back. 930
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-06

N. l.. Douglas shoes are worn bynore men than any other make,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
Human Nature, Prejudice and Politics

There universally interesting demonstration Of human
in the British campaign
There is question but much OF the great OF the
Britain due infamous discrimination n favor OF
the titled taxation The house 81 lords
always blocked reform the property OF said lords being
practically uuaxed Not only this but the lords personally
great part Of the land which is held in preserves that
productive OF little my lords recreation, in vast
whercon the and other abuses Of the most
arrogant andordsn prevail
One would think that given the franchise the common
people would such conditions the first opportunity
But the average Brtishcr is less worspe Of titles
and aside the old order Of things Tor Be
sides the OF lords consistently stood in the
of REFORM has been equally mmovablc IN the matter 81
granting anything important ireland Beyond doubt this
fact viii be used to influence the English voter.
Politics wins prejudice about often anything
sensible patriotic notable example being the Solid
South OF country. wherein territory goes e
ably regularly democratic very largely for the REASON that
so years ago. the republican party espcused abolition Of
human slavery
We viii surely hear OF T. P. OConnors declaration
that adjustment OF the British house OF lords viii finally
"he emancipation Of Erin II IS nhumane and rascally
bring down upon grave and great taxation
such prejudice But its politics. and that senc obstructive
lords has evidently got play every card its hand
for all its worth order itself from obseraon this
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE
We Stick PelIGgra Go Hang

DR. c H. 1ayiuder OF Washington, formerly surgeon OF
the United States hospital service announces that hee
1000 eases OF pellaga in the United States
Maybe YOU weren't sufficiently scared by the discovery OF
pelagra some months ago remember what 1t IS We'll
little community in the middle west not knowing what clean
water would do that socd or overpe They
had fever beyache and in became crazy and
died something and the medical shaps went alter
il and traced it the
Oneouh the agricultural product OF this country Is corn
This seasons crop 3O00Oo000o bushels worth S20ooOOOO
Foreign medical scientists say that is undoubtedly to
blame or peagra United States scientists investigating
with the chances good for their downing corn
OH why blamed scientists let us live or die IN
peacea No oysters they're full OF yphedl No grapes the
seeds appendicitis No cakes they breed pagra
No kisses whiskers they carry germsi Halt OF fellows
lifetime passed in lodging forms of death discovered and
pictured by scientists and here be only few things
like newly grass spneless cactus on the esaving
of science
let her loudest We refuse to taboo the
comforting flannel cake the grain the cob the luscious
Indian pudding with brandy hard Pelaga, go hang
thyse Thy with the bacteria bac and other ghosts
Being good Christians and believers in heaven OF eternal
peace happiness and health ought not to be eveast
ingly afraid go by the corn route anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
HOW "a cor EVEN.

A travelling man who shutters
Mpuut alt afternoon IN trying 10 sell
grouehy business man a bill %
rnoda. and was not very successful
A. the salesman vas locking 40
his grip the Crouch was iInpoliic
enough 20 observe In the presence
Of hin CLERKS
You must find that impeachment
IN your speech very lncouvenient
az limeA
sOh. n.uo. replied the salesman
Every nne haa bis ppeeuliarity
= ainmmerfng r. mine What's
y yours
Tm not aware that ! have any
replied fhr merchant
DIDO y0u STIR ygunr coffee Nlih
your Fright hand asked the sales.
man
why. yea. 81 course. replied
the merchant. BIZ puHfied
-W.weil. sent on the salesman.
~tthat'a your p-peeuilarity. Most
people use a ttcaspoon Success
Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
IT'S MORGAN'S

After reading the editorial in The
star Friday on "Thc King Bust
neas.~ with special reference to J.
pterpont Morgan and his methods,
J. r. DAWSON. OF 232i y. 18th 81.
hunted up an old clipping and sent
ID 20 this office "A II h. very pat
10 view OF The present conditions. u
IL reprinted here.
came 20 a NTH bY the rivers side
half faila long aud nearly a. vide.
win forest ~ stacks ana an armf
TaliinR AZ furnace. shessg and pen
what most magnificent plant I
And man win a smuase on his
IT'S Morgan's"
entered . train and rode an day
IT, q regal coach. and a right % way
which reached out ~ arms al
over the land
Tn system toe iarss 20 understand.
a splendid property" this. B cried
And man with q plate on his hat
MS Morsana"
] sailed on = great ship. trim and
From pennou TO keel and cabin to
And ihe ship was one Of monster
"A iirst-elass navy could scarce
what 3 beautiful craft She is" !
And 4 nan with akimeo legs re-.
otis Morgans"
I dwolt ln o. nation filled with pride.
Her people we're many, her lands
Her record h war and science aud
Proved greatness of muscle and
mind and heart
what g grand old country It's" I
cried.
AND = man 9Th his chest IN tho
TITS Morgan's"
went 20 heaven the jasper walls
lowered high and vide, ana the
shone bright beyond but strange
new mark
was over ne gate, VIZ. Private
why ghet Is the meaning Of thisY"
And saint with a livery on replied.
ms Morgnn'H."
I went 20 the only place loft I'm
take
A chance Ia the boat on the brine
stone lake.
or. pefhapa / may DO allowed to slt
On ne .griddled floor Of the bot
tpmifaa pit
Bat turing iout with horns on his
face
Cried out no he forised me OFF the
place.
IT'S Morgan's."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
INFANTS DRESSES

OUR INFANTS SECTION IL already a
delight TO hundreds Of mothers. our Janu-
AIRY Sale makes II invaluable 10 those par.
enta who desire the latest ideas and purest
materials In small ehlidrens and Infants
wear
INFANTS AND cHiLoREN's DRESSES
In pure white lawn. nainsook and i.onadale
camhric. nicely trimmed and finished. sizes
8 months 10 8 years. regular prices range
from COO up 10 si3.5o SALE PRICES range
from .t............... .15< up 70 sff.50
coLoREp oREssEe--In excellent qualities
Of ginghama. percaiea. gaiatnaa. etc; sizes
20 years. SALE PRICES star at =. G5f
YOU CAN outfit baby AZ a big reduction in
cost BY purchasing Nowi A. Balliargeon's
Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

= w. " Green. onfy son % iietty
Green. Is generally regarded a. the
richest man IN Texas. but he IL
more proud Of his title a. owner ~
the best equipped and upte.daie
railroad line the Texas Midland
In The United States. aud BE- will
talk railroads BY the hour But
mention money and he can out.
clam the yerlsat clam q clam dis
ger ever dug
Outside his railroad. which II hla
pet project. Green Il an epthualhs.
&c lover Of base ball. automoblllng
and aeronauilcn Ills ambition
uow Is % bring the frat 8cropiaar
70 Texas Green ordered a ma
chine from the Wright brothers.
bat because they couldn't complete
u IN time he cancelled his order.
and Clean Curtlaa In now building
nm acruplane which Green expects
to receive 81 his home In Dallas
about the midale OF January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
CLOCKS, SPOONS, Etc l

OUR BASEMENT SHOWROOM IS filled
with useful domestic and ornamental mer.
chHndise. marked down 10 prices which
make them the greatest economy 10 purchase
hoWi Why not see for youraelfY
MAkTEL cLocks-"seth Thomas" good
works. large dlals. we're $3.50 and $500.
SALE Price ...,.......s....-.....s $500
ORANGE sPooNe---1s47 Roger Bros.
set Of SIX SALE PRICE, set ...... 81. 90
SALAD FoRks--"iS47 Roger Bros r set
OF six. SALE PRICE. sst .gx.75
OYSTER FOFkb-"lsfI Roger BroE'." act
OF six. SALE PRICE. set .......... $500
FoRkS-"isfI Roger Bros.';" set Of six.
SALE PRICE, set ..................S $3.50
~. H." kkivEs-"lsf7 Roger Bros. set
OF SIX. SALE PRICE, set .........S5.a0
cHAFlNc nlSHEs--sI5 and slG with Gas
stand. SALE PRICE ............. s10.75
HAMMERED BRASS JARDINiEHE--s6.00.
very artistic SALE PRICE ..... 81. 90
--Hasrnant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

A little chap was offered q shanes
60 spend q week IN the country. bat
refused
CaAsinE. rieAdiun arKuinE. pFufn-
tuinN - untaid Nundrra alike
brought ffum him nothing hut the
Ffubti1fn uigiusatam. No counfr2
for fHsf
rfiut Why nat7~ some ems asked
finally.
-nacauae be responded. they
have thraHhin' machines down there.
an ifa Rad enough here whore it'a
done b hand lid Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
AN INK POINT

A siri bookkeepeg displayed Tin.
gers black and uuslshtly with ink
stains.
New. look abe said
And. dipping her fingers In ga,
ter. abe rubbed tbs head -of q
match over them The result NE
magical The Sulphur removed
the stains a. easily az a dust cloth
removes duat
Isn't that a good idraf sha
asked a chemist taught u me
Thanks % q. I never have 20 81
home with inky fingers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
EVERETT q EomoNps ROUTE

Three round trips daily. Leave So.
attic II a m, ~ m. ard D. m
Sunday. leave seattle az 1tc a m, it
~ and p. m Leave Everett AZ Z i6
q m. 1.tA y m. and rs .. "a. Hun.
d&y, leave Everett AZ q a n, Is
trohefsish 81 % HoUrd trip fi.to.
Steamer telegraph, Cniman dock.
Phones sunset Main 4RE1. lad T&G
MEALS SERVED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
WAR rms Doeroa mn.

agstaYa uiiyatf has . little aauwhs
ter mhn hasn't been cell Fefetstays
The ether aHy 3 rhs sicfau Mna fafsad
80 the tiiigatt hafnn So $50 her Sc.
rammtmea faa chffh With Tire ai1 "a
esesIeseaHf WheH bet fafhef
came hufue that efaalns he nahea
shat tha hnetHf had said
&eshin' replied thr little aiff
What fif nH daF asked Az tftt
raft
ffs flss feiephsneb me ali over
was the rhilaa reply Denver Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Teacher Willie. have you whia.
yafea today without uHfntisstHnF
willie Yes. mA'am WuuHi
Tfarhnr--luhnHte. should WINE
have aafa ~wuuaf
1uhunia ttFtumphautiFf No
fsa am $50 shouif have said "twieet
nfuuhiFn Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Airships may be frightening the
birds 10 death. but there1l always
b. a refuge for the bird which lays
the kind worth 50 cents a dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Reporters who have had the ben
eft Of a Christian training are not
quoting Speaker Cannon verbatim
these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Pending Mr.. pinchot's statement
there are a president and secre-
tary Of the interior who ara expect.
Ing 10 hear the worst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

And az The world luvns "a winuer.
A martyr Us man whose wife
has a lot ~ poor relatiOna
A truthful man can't see any fun
81 going on a fishing trip.
II you are sufficiently magnetic
things are sure 20 come your way
a bride has lots n fun shedding
tears before starting on her wedding
tour
Most people expect a dollars
worth " thanks when thoy hand out
"A 5n cent present
when people say story Is plaua-
ibic. tia equivalent 20 saying that
they don't believe it.--Chicago News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Trial marriages are not distln.
guished from all other kinds BY the
fact that they are failures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Perhaps Haiiey's comet has been
delayed By Billiards and snow
storms Ia the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

"vot' cali a ciaekaHHs 10 anydinEs In
iiueamgns vieh pYsaumes be n auimaiY
"oxouse ID dah vay-i nncamenu looked
alike for ind beast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Al least the police should be
given credit for not asserting that
the Italian boy shot himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

tI.n't your hat rather curious ~
shapef' asked the uuinformed nan.
Hf'aTtAInig," answered hlh VIE.
"a has to We Any hat that wash
curious ~ shape would look queer
81 Washington star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
CoUNTERING ON A REBUKE
BY STEEL

II want TO tell about molherinlaw. She"
Don't can't enjoy that kind Of Joke"
SAY, look here get the that Joker"