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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
TO PROBE TEIEPHONE RATES.
lp-sIair y. y. Hoard 10 Inquire Into
Charges OF the New ork Telephone 90.

ALBANY. Nov The upstate Public
Service Commission has determined 90
make an InNe srigatlon of the telephone
charges collected bv the New York Tel"-
phone Company for the TRANSMISSION OF
messages between tn. Borough Of Man
haitian and IN. borouchs of Brooklyn.
Queens. The Bronx and Richmond. and
each Of them. and to determine whether
such tolls are unJusrlv discriminatory
or unduv preferential or IN gnywIs" IN
VIol-rIon q law. and a. To wh"thrr ~
not 1t shall determine III. Just and reason
able rates and charges - b' hereafter
observed and IN fore" as th" maximum
- be- charged and a. to whether rh"-'.
shall he other than IN" rates now charged!
The company - required to appear
befor. the commission az the Engineering
Societvs building New York on Novem-
Der ~ and submit evidence and argu
rnents a. tn the matters which are 10 be
inves tIEated
The order of IN. commission follow ed
resolutions adopted b. the Board "f
Aldermen Of tn" city nf New York ask nS
that an" commission make an order
fixing tn. tolls for all telephone calls be-
,S.-n anv part Of IN" Borough II Tn"
Bronx and anv part II the Borough "
Manhattan al not NOR" than cents for
each call. which action ~a- taken on IN"
fling of complaint f"calved from tho
I.. ,ypl,. II east BrnnN Ais" requesting
the commission - inv"StIGat" tho IN
equality IN m" charge. h"'w"cn the
horoIghs ~ Manhattan and Brooklyn
a nd order reduction - such Charg. -
cents Ter individual call or such sum as
would CIV" - m" New York Telephone
Company proper compensation for such
service
Alsn tia. compliant II ~" Prospect
Park South AsrncIat,rn II BrDnAlvn ask
Ing TIA" commission - nv "-iIEai" he
rate, charged h.r~..i! an" Burroughs IT
BrookIyn and Manhattan The latter
named complaint T"CIte- that N. COIN
Danv charges for tal.phun. ser, Is' b.'-
'v ,.,-u h. bOrpughs II Manhattan and The
Bronx a. far a. kIng-hrIdg.. Williams
'rIds. and Me- leicester ) cents. and thar
~ cents II charged "a BrOOklyn. Flaibu-h
~ B.v Ridge and that IN. voun" II
--l.phun. business "a and from BROOKLYN
amt numbers II Subscribers therein ar"
both grpntiv IN excess Of the busIn"-s >"
and from The Bronx
Complaint - also mad. ~ The practice
Il tn. \rw York T"larhOn" Company
\ Inch prov lda- that discounts NAV H.
allowed when messages are contracted
Tor IA Uuan'I'v. and alleges that rhis - u
r.bat. Or pih-r CievIC. which constitutes /.
must discrimination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
Butdtesiips Sail.

TIE battleship Connecticut loft the
Brooklyn navy yard yesterday to star;
on the European cruise. Sho carries go
officers and men Rear Adnira! Schroo
der. the commander Of tho fleet. Is aboard
The Connecticut was joined by the North
Dakota of Sfapleton. Staten Island. and
both vessels started for Nantucket. whcrs
fourteen battleships await Thetn.
BosroS. Nov -Four batrIeshIps sailed
from the navy yard to-day 20 meet others
OF the four divisions OF the Atlantic fleet
at an appointed rendezvous OF the coast
and then they will start on tbs, European
cruise. The first TO get away was the
Nebraska. which left at 10 o'clock Then
tho Rhode Island. Virginia and Michigan
steamed down the harbor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
HOCkING vALLEi n. n. INDICTED
Alleged Ia Have Granted MIA wrui IA, ors
tn SUNDAY Greek Coal Co

ToLE Nov Z Indict ments charging
the Hooking Valley Railroad Company
AVID RI. SUNDAY rr..L eli ,..r....I.I
-I.-.s wv"
uiS'r ''''ih''hs IN VOCATION of me inter
s'at" commerce law and carrying total
fin. II $1,000 were returned to-day by
tn. Federal Grand Jury har. Tn.
UocL,,y vaII., go i,a;,,oI -,
va "ehy
e'k'' '"''h's' anu th' ouhuay 'reek COM
p4ny on min" counts
A. tbs. request II District At,orn.y
Day lnnd was 6xad n, q, ocn 80, -, -,
dic,r,.,, Th. ,.h.ra -, - ~
-. " "S"7. '"r "ock
INK 'aii"y II IN" extension of unlimited.
unsecured credit TO the Sunday Creek
Coal Company. while demanding cash
paym.nt and security nm pr.n,,d f,.,yh,
b,Il. tr,,, an r.. - -.
','7 ''''" 80 ''""' H"'PP"TS
" n charS"d III IN" indictments that
sine" 1893. when the Hooking Valley took
over IN. SUNDAY Creek co mpany. IN. coal
companv's freight hills have Roc, ,,I,.,,.,,,
ON"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
AHFET ron MRS. THOursD\.
Must stuit Home Of Husband Who tut nrr
WT la piIS Will

Mrs. Mabel \ Thompson. widow I
Robert n Thompson. who was cut nr
without cent III th" disposition 81 d..
S2.u1.p0p estate. has been unsICC.s.-.l
~ h'- effort - prevent IN" sale rr .a
Thompson HON" AZ 80 Washington I,,-
n'''. EE""N!vn. 10y her husbands g-,g.I-
children j'isiir" kIpv"r. b.for" whom
IN" partition s',it brought bv tn. chiI,i-..n
has H'"n "u trial FOG ~"v,.-al dav.. v"-,.,--
dav instructed III" IIrv To- lind fDr .n-
plaintiffs un all IN. points raised
Mrs Thompson was employed q. 4
s'enoGrRph"r by Mr. Thompson and y.,S
married 20 him only -four months he.,r"
his death In" grandchildren hrous.
tho t'nr':t!on suit when Sh. refused to ..r..f
tho Washington avenue HOUSE Nj.
THOMPSON IN her recent contest h..,pr..
S':rru Sni" k''i"ham To- Upset her hIIshtr.!
~. 81! hat y was "N"Ctif..d when h.. y...-
under -" influence II spIrituali-tiC .r'r..
'i''IElCa'lpn- received by his dnIg '..r
from departed relatives and sh. nl-., r
trodTc"d THO spirit letters in IN. partition
s'tt. b.t JUst!"" Kapper ruled them ..f
ana Gcli hat then" was nothing 10 ..y
,ha' any wrongful influence had .r.u
"Aer'.'! over Mr. Thompson when b." d..-
posed of tho property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
OV TIRE ross S1.f3I.63J.
New Works. Force Of s.3sO Men tho
Largest Ia the World.

Era t',Fprnt..inr.r WalHn
=,
'ihN" ''"f nv, INV amman ="
port ~ IN" fir" department Tor 1879
The report shows that this city has the,
Iarg...; ~. fighting force. under on. head
,.,,,.,.,, th. ynr,j
w any - ~ Wv
IN" "h" "r ''''' '"I'e '"H'Nri"''- 'ir'
officers and men. There ar" I12 IN"
engines. q hook and ladder conpanias
, wafer tower. and 4 -.srchI,vh, ..rr.,,.z
.,,.,- -
'"" ~ III WHY IN
deaths among w" of''"r- ana men on
IN" aCtiv" lat and twenty-five among
tho... ON rhn retired n-'
Tb. prph.r ., alarm. ,..,,,,,dol g..
-, w.
was lJ'""'. H. "'"'''I money I"--
was - 'Jl $50. - dec '"h-" # 81 80 ii3
from the previous year liner" WAS A
d.creas. IN IN. ntirnt..r - fire. ~ ,n,
-. -. ,,....,,,-.,... -, 60.
hr'" wa, RI. g. 81" ~ Wan
ma',a,, - -, a; q.s no., RI, .'''i'I q"
i 80, ~ r., I"'r,,,,','n ,sis'
w. 5a'.,,... os a., Tho -, w., r'.
u'-I 80" "a n,,s.o. - 'H' ''-- d"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

Ssrsaze TaSi~s Placed On the sasS Psi,a-
tees sf the War sf 1879.

Tho Daughters OF 1872. armed With a
bSonxe tablet and sheaf of fasn. banners
and red white and blue at rsamers. went
in q body yesterday afternoon to the
foot 81 West fiftieth street. to rescue from
oblivion the Schooner Polly. the oldest
ship in the United States, and privat Ger
IN the war of ISL?
The Polly ~ only 90 feet long. and In
the old DAYS was sloop rigxed bat
just the same sh. captured eleven prizes
while she was a member Of the navy
She IN turn was taken by the British For
almost n century the Polly has Piled up
and down the New England coast conY ey-
ing sonnet lines merchandise and some
times passengers. Mrs. Daniel W. Lin
coin ~ Port land. Me. a granddaughter Of
Capt. Jedediah Upton. her war COM
msnder recommended her Co IN. Dau gh-
ters several years ago. and they were
quite willing To recognize bv betitting
ceremonies the service done 10y the
doughty little craft
send her down said Mrs. William
Gerry Nlade, " no II the queen daughter.
and we'll give her "a royal reception
hut capt. J. n. Weldon Of Polly. the
pl.asur" craft. insisted that he dicn' I have
lure of the bronze tablet overcame his
objections and the date for the presenta-
ton was set.
Mrs. Lincoln. who was the chief guest Of
honor yesterday. brought with her the
Poily's war log and read extracts there
from To the patriots assembled on the
bright red deck Of the schooner She
read also poem composed by her grand
father when he was in Dartmoor PRISON.
where hefwas confined for seven months
after the capture Of the Polly because
he had destroyed her guns before sur
rendering. Mrs. Lincoln wouldn't Let
reporters look az the manuscript Of the
poem.
1T IL too precious for me to- let out II
INV hands sh" said NO. l would rather
not read ~ again
Admiral Leutze. commanCiant OF the
Brooklyn navy yard made a brief address,
and so did Edward Hagaman Hall. presi-
dent Ut the Scenic and Preservation So /
CIety
The tablet. which was presented by
Ms. Slade. IL inscribed a. follows:
Schooner built IN 1905
PrivatseT In War ., is:s
Captured II Prizes
This Tablet
Placed November 1910 BY
The Ma tional Society
OF the United states Daughters OF isi2
STATE VI Nev York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
Foreman h,i,.a u, harlem Train

MARTIN - Carmodv n trarR foreman
employed by R"inhardt 4 Dennis On a
section ~ IN" now Iqu"duct vs- killed
y"n"rdly afternoon hv "a tram on m.
Harlem dIrl-Ipn ~ m. New York ,ntroI
near NaIh.Ila. 'IrfnDdy llv"d ~ Port
Washington. l. I "" l"ay'.s, - widow and
three children. II" wis ~ years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

The New York Telephon. Compary ,.
the purchaser Of tn. old Hips BAY IhI- ..
22i 10 221 East Thirry-sevrnth -r-"'' .
between second and Third avenues I''
property was sold recently 10y IN. ~.
York city Church Evter.inn and Mis-. .-
AIRY Society 81 IN. Methodist Epi-rrpt.
Church. Tho Telephone company u
erect new central station on III" -.'''.
which measures - by 1885 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

Tn" League 81 InI"pen,lrnt Damn-
cratic Clubs which started AZ fI-hkIIl
~ naynor Clubs. IL advised ny John r
Crpnin. secretary. that IN hiE opinion
DIX. conway and kenn~dy are IN" only
Democrats on the stat" ticket to- vote
for and thar nOanIg Thompson. Williams
AMI q MaIley al Republicans, should
be supported by the clubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
PINO az Ezra BETTER.
IIi- Deposition Regarding attempted A.
sassination To Br Taken To-day.

H.vAHs. Nov : The CONDITION ~
Gen Pho Guerra has improved fha
court has ordered that hi- d"clarai ION
regarding hls shooting b. taken to-mor-
row IL las physician consents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
DARN TOBiffO POOE SELLS.
Twrnt, Wilton Pounds of krnttirk, TO-
barrO Put DD Market.

pADuCAH. Ky. Nov >. The eniir"
holdings ~ the Green Owen-boro Dark
Tobacco Pool. about 2o.OOO.0DO pounds
was sold for si?75.sD to the American
Imperial Tobacco Company. James
Hodges. Richard O'F'lyn and 81 Burns 4
finlleh"r Limited
Tn. American gets IO.GE .OGo and the
Imperial company sOO.DO pound-. Tn"
prices ranged from io for leaf and
= for trash
The pool was officially declared AZ an
end Ia day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
Nr~ Ghurrh for PIatb,,.h.

Plans for IN" new FenImOr" Street
VI r. Church o. be located AZ Begifnrd
av"nu" and F"r&mora street have beea
prepared II will have . seating CAPACITY
VI nearly so and u 10 Copt So 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

-T'..r' 'tfI" bS'p1frh n wv S''N
PAN,M, NON ? SsfIor cruz III" hi. 1
can Munster - rh" United States. yho
arrived her" Yesterday. will sail for N.w
York FRIDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
kaiser TO visit Alfonso.

-lrc,r '.D5, Dr'psfrr ?, TBE SrN
MADRID. Nov ? II - understood tina,
III" Kaiser viii visit King Alfonso next
year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
WirBETH THE ARTIST DEtD.
water Co'orisi and Illustrator for the Lon
don ''Grapi,ir' son ~ a Painter

~T5|T-- ~ TFdOTIfF N IHF NfN
oSpo.. Sov ? Robert Walker Mac
beth X A = the painter - dead
H.. was horn ~ Glasgow ~ lsts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

RoD"r- Walker Macb"'h WAS born IN
Gia-gpw September ~. iss- He was the
son II Norman Marb-th. painter Of
-om" not" ~. was educated ~ Edin-
hursh and Fri"driCh-dorf Germany
and received hr- ar' "dIcation in the ROYAL
scottish academy schools Az on. tam.
he xa- on ~" stan 81 h. London ora hic
Mr. Macbeth Was member Of th.
Royal Academy and m" ROYAL water
Color Society and an orig nal member
IT the Painter Etch"r SOci-ry ~. was
n correspondents II m" Institute. Of France
His recreation, h" said. vas sleeping
when ~ was too dark 10 work
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Dr.J. M. Ekrem, formerly Of this
city, now Of Mobridge. s. D. is back
visiting with old frinds and looking
after business. The doctor is located
in good growing railroad town, the
pay, checks Of the railroad employees
amounting to $4,000 month.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14
I --.- ID

Sc on the auto drivers about the city,
and unless they keep within the
speed authorized by the city ordi-
nance, eight miles an hour, numer-
ous arrests will be made. Not one
Of the auto drivers was going slow
enough. Most Of them were running
at fifteen miles an hour and up
wards. @@@
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

r. w. Kennard. one of the most
efficient clerks in the office of the
county auditor, has resigned, and will
leave in few days for Albany, Ore,
where he will locate.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14
xno has 'Bnr III &C tHs' northwestern
hospital for seven weeks, died We'd
nesday. The remains viii b
shipped to Donnybrook. H. III 49,

The Minot Tennis club met Tues
and elected the following officers:
President, A. D. McCannell; vice
president, M. o. Boe;, secretary and
treasurer, Grant S. iYoumEns.i Tho
club is arranging to put iB shower
bath at the courts. ...,.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Of Minot special school district, the
north half OF the block occupied by
the Central school, was condemned
Tuesday night, and win be purchased
by the district for the erection OF
additional school buildings.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14
:. q &. : \ 4 y, ...'af
A Great Rain.

Dandy fine showers fell all last
night. and are continuing today. The
thousands OF acres, Of grain that nave 4as.e
sown. are getting the beneht OF TINS
moisture and besides it .is. falling Just
In time TO- put the land in shape TOT
general, farming and spring breaking.
Rains Of this sort act as price boost
era tor our Land.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Friday evening, April 18th, p. m.
public health meeting at Presbyter-
an church, DR.. G. F. Ruedfeer, direc-
tor Of public health laboratory. 3D.
dress on timely topics. ...,.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

The Board OF City Commissioners
at special meeting held Tuesday.
decided to vacate the alley from First
street to River street, and the same
will be used by the 500 for an in.
duatriM track. as}s4Asio &s3
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Dick Barrett hasn't been lying
(around) much since leaving Mtnot
a few weeks ago. after . strenuous
experience as q juryman. He had
1900 acres sown to- grain last Sum
day and ct that time had but $50
acres LETT to SOW. His farm lies east
OF Glenburn. ass
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14
. -~ : S~r>

y H. ~. mitchell, managing editor of the
Optic, will leave Saturday for st.
Cloud. Mimi 4is old home. where
he Will attend the wedding Of q
SISTER.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14
Netless.ts7 .. school Property.

4 Notleseaie 1of School Properly. /:
Notice Is hereby given that on Sat sat,
urday, Nay I, 1s1o." At two O'Clock
b. m. the following described school
property will be sold to the highest
bidder in front Of the school house
IA Burlington, N. D. Lots 6. u. 8
and 9 Of block two Of Lclton's adj
ton to Burlington, N. Oak, Also the
one-story frame school budldinG sit
mated thereupon. The school board
reserved the right to reject any and
III bids. -.
J. J. Hunnewall, Clerk.
School District No. =.
) II 4 =
M2sury's paints rsoomman1sd BY
-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

VIM Glib ST.. came down from the
ranch today to transact business and
visit relatives until Saturday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Masuryis varnishes used by thu
U. g. navy. ..... IS
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Masury's paints won big test Radi-
son hotel. Minneapolis IS
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14
n B waln,ott6a 1d5r s5omIl r RIM;

IN washington Tor some time, ne Just
had his official presentation to Pres
ident Taft. Va There must have been
quite q meeting when the Taft smile
and the Purcell smile got together.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Masury's colors are acknowledged
the standard. ta v S.4@ a55
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

small doses OF OrdnOy DeaCel1 uP WILL
legs may be of advantage.
@. Does the Extension Department
furnish seed for corn clubs!
Answered by G. w. 'Randlett, Dlrec-
tor of College Extension, Fargo, N. u
Seed corn is furnished free to al!
boys corn clubs. Not to farmers
clubs. et, - ~ .ta r'%t ~ q
0HQ.s Wny does a soil mulch save
moisture? 3s'f o"Fs* g.
A. Because the sodi water can not
.n,ov<, onward thru loose soil while
1T can thru compact ssou. Eerly mar
sowing caves moisture. AS IT, loosens
nm tt,e soil and prevents the soil mols'
tune from passing to- hhe2 surface
where DIT can evaporate. SO Il, S:n'
q, Why are there no trees grow
ang naturally on the prairie r< a.
A. There is not enough moisture
for both trees and grass and as the
e,ass has the first chance at the moi
st,,re THE trees fail II the grass ana
weeds are kept away trees, Will nave
emo,lRh moisture and will grow very
freely. rg:- '.@7' -3L - ~. 49,
Denartment of College Extension
by w. C, Palmer, Ayr Editor.
March Is, 1910 "A'%>'@ >l'.
nena rtment of College Extension
Agricultural College, N. D., W. u
Palmer, Agricultural Editor.
What is SPAWN?
Answered by Dir. van Els, dean
veterinary department Agricultural
college. SPAWN is a chronic detordn-
;no inflammation of the structures
composing the lower parts Oh 'ne
hook Joint. The diseasee as sucn ID
practically incurable, but by appro-
nriate treatment administered oy
skilled veterinarian, the usefusness
~ The horse may be restored.
@, What is the best way 10 orea'
an alkah soil? rS@, u.
Answered by r. G. Doneghue, ASST
.n+ nrfessor soils, Agricultural COZ
,aea Alkali coils in North Dako1'1a
.re usually caused BY poor drainage
wh,ch necessitates The removal OF
epcess water by evaporation. luz
80 xn,sch are dissolved In ths wa
~ arc left behind when the water e..
.vanorates, producing An lkalt
al. By providing drainage meee
ealta: are removed gradually and nd me
ao,l becomes productive. Inc nnost
satisfactory way to drain sucn Janus
10 ~ under drainage, but surnace
drainaee will do a great deal OF gooo'
The application OF barnyard manure
would be advisable on small areas
1,e,c.h would not warrant the expense
" y what is the best breed OF
chickens for North Dakota?
Answered by o. w. Dynes, lnstruc'
+or Agricultural college. There is no
hast breed. FOR the average 1arin
conditions in the state would RECON-
mend some variety Of a breed lloln
no general purpose type. The TOUR
rrominent breeds of this type are fis-
Mouth Rock, the Wyandotte' tne
phodo island Red and the Orplngton'
n What is the cause for the crust
If cake cracking during baking!
Answered by Miss Jessie M HooV-
a. dean domestic science, Agrlcul-
tural college. May be caused ny 10Y
much -four in the doubt, or the oven
heinp too hot may form hard !, crust + Is.
before :the, cake is raised to it's max
mum height. The further expansion a
Of the gas in forcing It's way ou'
breaks crust. ~ { ~ 7 }t, i Z !
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-14

Masury's paints recommallst by
n D. pure paint man. IS
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-10-28

The good women responsible for Nebraskas excel
child labor should take themselves the compliment
paid the trainers of that law by writer in the current issue
writer question that
Oklahoma best child labor it has the best
eral labor awso state in the Union, and then asserts
that this the fact that the Oklahoma law is made up
the best features of the child labor laws of Illinois, Nebraska
and New York Nebraska has model child labor law The
trouble that while judicial officers heartily
favor of the law those who in favor OF its are
hard to find The
has violations recently but the defend
ant dismissed techncity raised by the court it
the other the defendant dismissed because
the didn't think that the violation amounted to great
deal In other words the court in the latter thought like
young the mother of child outside of
wedlock. herself ground that it
mighty little baby anyhow.
If the patchwork committee formed for the of framing
charter for Lincoln getting anywhere with its work it
received notice the public revealed the that the
wieldy committee hopeesy split that seemed little
Lincoln ready for commission form OF but they
not ready for makehfs If they
petuae the system another they prefer the
making its collective mind hingthe
CHANGING OF ammng charter through the this
winter than there of ammng the late unamend charter
through the legislature of 1909.
Two things Nebraska
will fit great and growing and condifcaon Of badly
umbled Nebraska Of people
doing business under constitution framed
people by meeting under rasshopper conditions and without
have half million people
all Of them engaged in ting the soil raising Nebrasas
yearly of manufactured products
trainers of the state constitution hoot would he the utmost mt
OF agricultural and live stock
The drchCannon tariff has year. perhaps
little less In that time the of farm decreased
something like and the products
has increased from 10 to 80 Men who believe
e7e that the tariff which makes p pd sh VIII io make Re
goods manufactured from these raw products lower
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-10-28
bling the metropolis of the state entitled
But now, the circumstances. it


But not under the circumstances Far be it from so!
Senator uett voted against reducing the duty sewing
machines protects monopoly that has paid 800 cent
cash dividends during the last four five nothing
stock dividends of practically 800 cent The Singer
Sewing "nfant industry that is quite big
enough and strong enough to wirl the g. tariff fxers
it's head like small boy swings dead rat tied to
string
Mr.. Whedon continues to impae the senior senator
upon the brbed that the senator helped to
keep the duty
Lincoln democrats not saying much about the mayoraty
spring. although the republicans showing
activity Mayor will be asked by admrng friends
reelection and Mr. Qugge has host of friends
boosting for him. Perhaps the democrats figuring that the
will be under the commission system before that time,
anyhow what's the But if the present system main
indications the effect that Robert
would be to trying for the job again. and
there lot of willing pull their coats and work
him.