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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

We are authorized to announce e. e.
JOHNSON as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of County Court Clerk
Sf Marion county. Election August A,
1910.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

If this wet weather is tough on the
oats that should be harvested, it's bull
ly for the corn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

We are authorized to announce w.
M. PATTON as candidate for the Office
of County Judge. Election August A,
1910.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

We are authorized to announce w.
K. MOVERS as a candidate for County
Court Clerk. Election August 4, 1910.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

We are authorized to announce
BROWN ROGERS, as candidate for
Register. Election August 4, 1910,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

We are authorized to announce SAM
T. SIMPSON, Jr., as a candidate for
Representative. Election November
8, 1910.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized at announce VIR-
GIL l. HOLCOMB, or Monteagle, as
candidate for Representative, subject to
the action of the Republican party.
Election Nov. 3, 1910.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

Read the News, $l.0O per year.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

Chris Belk called on Ike Lambert
Friday. Sweet William.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12
MEN SAY BOILERS ARE DOPED

Washington. ID. C.-Fighting no,
only for the protection of their own
lives but for the safety OF the pas
sengers as well. the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers has produced
evidence, in support of Senator Bur.
kett's bill for the government inspec-
ton of locomotive boilers. that reads
like the unearthing of a great ma
tional scandal
Senator Burkett's questioning of II
S. Jeffrey. boiler expert, brought forth
these startling facts:
You spoke a moment ago Of the
cracks occurring. broken stay bolts
and steam escaping" demanded the
Senator, do you know of artificial
means being used TO stop leaking wa
ter by introducing something into the
boiler?"
The boiler expert glanced covertly
at the row of superintendents man
ayers and legal advisors In the pay
OF the railroads which crowded one
side of the committee room and. as
he answered, their faces. in turn be-
came tense and white:
6kd-gb. eat. .ioffi.. and their faces be-
"Yes. When the stay bolts are
leaking It is nothing unusual to put
half barrel Of bran or fine sawdust
In the boiler. or. II that is not avail
able. to go to a stable and get horse
manure. charging the boiler with that,
also with sal ammonlac. That is what
we call the dope cure Many OF our
boilers. or practically all OF them on
hard runs, get the dope cure" The
leaks are taken up temporarily. but
as soon as the boiler is washed ou;
the dope Is washed out and then 1t is
case of doping up again"
owen Ruefiy, a boiler maker OF
twenty years standing. followed JEFF
frey as a witness and explained how
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12
MIL WAUKEE SOCIALISTS
in ACTIVE WORK
Wage Workers for the First Time Get
Good Taste of What Is Coming to
Them-Socialist Administra-
ton Is Making Good

At the same time the Milwaukee
ociai-Democratic administration rs
disproving the old charge that IL the
Socialists get control of the govern
ment they would permit the working
men to soldier" Some OF the old
city employees are viewing with dis
may the new order of things. It
seems TO them very hard to be COM
PEELED to work eight hours a day. This
rule is wedding out he lazy and un-
desirable employees at the city hall.
Here is a ocular proof that one Of the
old stereotyped objections to Social
ism, one on which many doleful Anti
Socialist arguments have been built.
is without any basis.
The Milwaukee city charter is an
sntiquated old document which ties
the hands of the administration
against introducing almost every So
cialist measure. The new city attor-
ney. however. In forms US that the
charter will permit the establishment
OF a municipality owned and operated
coal and wood yard. Accordingly a
special committee OF the city council
will be appointed at the next meeting
OF the council TO frame a measure OF
this sort. This is one OF the few
measures looking towards municipal
Socialism for which the consent OF the
legislature will not be necessary. 1t
will therefore be one OF the most In
teresting subjects which the MIlwau-
kee social-Democrats will have 10
handle.
The Social Democratic supervisors
have been doing some investigating
since they are in the majority on the
Milwaukee County Board. They find
the House Of Correction has beene left
in a horrible condition by the former
republican administration. There is
only one doctor for this large institu-
ton. who makes only one visit daily
There is not even one nurse. The
building is a fre-trap. II 1t caught
fire It would Immediately go up In
smoke. A new building will be erect.
ed as soon as possible. and with all
the improvements suggested by mo-
dern criminology.
Two Socialist supervisors OF Mil
waukee have made a novel PROPOSE
tlon. They have volunteered to take
turns for one week at the county Jail
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12

IL as his opinion that the failure oi
the men to maintain a proper supply
of boiler was the cause of most ex
plosions. wound up with this pointed
statement:
This bill puts into the hands of TO.
ganized labor the power to run oul
railroads. Give them the control OF
locomotive sand they will control our
railroads"
Smiles of assent from the railroad
lobby greeted this sally on the part OF
the superintendent. but Senator Cum.
Minis, chairman of the committee. OBJ
jected. stating curtiy. These inspect
ors will be appointed by the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor and not
by organized labor"
The gentlemen of the railroads then
became solicitous for the welfare OF
Uncle Sans treasury. Government,
inspection will sost you over million
dollars a year." asserted A. w. Hen
bricks of the Santa Fe lines. Accord
ing to Hendricks everything is o. X.
with the boilers. and the government
will be wasting its money foolishly II
It passes the bill.
He was brazen enough to tell the
committee that explosions seldom oc-
cur on the Santa Fe. much TO the
amusement OF the labor men present
who were familiar with that railroads
record to the contrary.
Jeffrey's testimony hurt The rail.
road lobby knew this and II took nc
chances. Everybody spoke. The
Pennsylvania railroad representative
argued that 800 inspectors provided
In the bill were not enough and whats
more you can't get even 800 compe.
tent inspectors. They all like to wori
for the railroads and certainly would
work for the government. even FOL
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12
Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen
Violate Law Contempt of Court by High
est Officials i'm State-Work of Con-
victs Helps Reduce Wages of
Common LabOrers

out of Deer Lodge belonging to one of
all the land fenced in alongside Of the
public highway on which the convicts
are working between Garrison and
Deer Lodge. The small farms in Deer
Lodge valley are composed of $4,000.
10000 and 10000 acres of land.
The whole business scheme is by
building fine roads through the feudal
estates OF the Deer Lodge valley the
value of the land will be increased at
no expense of the land lord. The la
Dor in this case will not all do to
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12

While the new Socialist administra-
ton has not yet been In power long
enough to adopt any very radical So
cialist measures. 1t has already proved
one thing. 1t has given many proofs
that II is a workingmen's administra-
ton.
One proof OF this is that since the
Socialists went into Office in Milwau-
kee. every pice of printing done in the
ciyt hall, in every department what
ever. bears the union label
The Social-Democrats fought for
the label in vain for many years.
while they were in the minority. The
old party politicians always refused
their consent to its use.
The new Socialist administration
has also instructed the Board of Pub
lic Works to pay competent wages to
all skilled mechanics. The City at
torney gave Il as his opinion that un-
Mon labor could not legally be re-
quired in any city contract But while
the union scale is not named. nor is
Il specified that these skilled mechan-
les shall be union men. this is the tacit
understanding. The wages for the
mechanics employed on the Sixth
Street viaduct have accordingly been
rasied to the union scale. that is. from
$500 to $3.50 Thus when there is
a well there is way arund all these
little legal technicalities.
Morever, the Socialist city attorney
of Milwaukee has discovered a tech
nicalIty on the side of labor. A GER
tain law had been passed forbidding
the raise OF salaries except at the Ist
OF January Our city attorney discov-
cred technical flaw in the law.
which leaves the democratic ad-
ministration free to raise the salaries
of its workingmen whenever this is
desirable Thus with the Socialists In
power, the shoe is on the other foot,
and the laws can be interpreted in
favor OF the working class.
All which goes to show two things.
First that the Socialist party is what
Il claims to be, the political expression
OF the working class movement. Sec
ond, that when trades unionists talk
about the necessity OF establishing a
Labor Party they are greatly mIstak-
en-. since there is already a class-con-
scious Labor Party in this country.
and It already has control OF one OF
the largest OF our American cities
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12

said that the resolution was introduc-
ed by request OF Mr.. Moss, a Billings
capitalist. Now comes the governor
and attorney general and do some
thing that he legislature refused to ie-
galize.
The courts of the state through
judges and juries sentence men TO
spend certain periods of their life at
the state prison. but Governor Norris
and Attorney General Galen have con-
tempt for the courts and show 1t by
ordering the prisoners to be sent to
various parts of the state under guard
and to live In tents. There is nothing
on the statutes of Montana that de-
DEGREES a man shall spent certain por-
tons of his life in a tent for violat-
ing the laws of the state. Neither
have we heard OF judge or jury sent
encing any man to live in a tent for
violating laws, much less to cut some
poor wage slave out of job or to
help the corporations reduce wages in
Montana.
The fact of the matter is, there IL
scheme on foot TO enrich the ex-
ploiters of the workers at the expense
of the convicts and a plot being work.
ed out to make the convicts the tools
to reduce the wages of common la
borers
A prominent insurgent republican Of
Eastern Montana In a Fourth of July
speech. made last summer In Glendive
made the statement that organized Ia
Dor was the curse of Montana and II
was the high wages that common la
Dor was demanding that was keeping
the natural resources of the state
from being developed. This kind OF
talk is heard among the business men
of Montana everywhere and II the
convicts can be put to work on the
highways of the state and extended
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12

Conley & McTague but will be equally
divided among the Bielenbergs, Kohrs,
Conleys. McTagues and the Gamer
ons, and the land values will be in
creased through the labors of the con-
victs. There are more ways than one
to carry on a graft.
Here We have case OF the land
values being increased through the la
Dor Of the states prisoners and a few
individuals getting all the unearned
increment That Is where the graft
comes in.
CONTINUED on Pago %
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12
NO DISSENTING VOTE
in STATE SENATE
Organized Labor Opposed to Obnox.
ious Resolution which Was Intro
duced by Request of Moss,
a Billings Capitalist


Last week SO convicts from the state
penitentiary We're placed at work on
the construction OF state roaos De-
tween Deer Lodge and Helena ana
Deer Lodge and MISSOURI r1fty more
convicts were put at work Just outside
the prison walls making prick ana an
other crew Of forty was sent out to the
site OF the proposed power piah'
which Will be constructed for the pur-
pose of supplying light to the state
insane asylum at Warm Springs and
to the penitentiary here.
The convicts on road work are pick
ed men who are serving snort terms
They are not closely guarded ana are
considered as trustees. ihey are
housed In tents and each OF the three
crews mas eoi'i''isSa's oepa' ''he"''
The state roaos "nich '"eS are "
buiid' are 10 oe ~ iee' "'oe' WIN d
SURFACE Oh gravel Inc engineering
work Is IN charse OIL 'aihes o. Nee'''
CIVIL engineer "hois ser''he d 'e'"'
Tor mansiausher' Inc o'''A :" oe
manufaeturo oy 'he eo"''''s ""' oe
used In the cohsouc''oh Vi 'aiou'
buildings IN eohhe'ioh WIN s'a'e III
stitutons'
The power pian' 10 DC erec'eo o'
the state on Race Track VIII DC eoh-
structed under the supervision Oh s'a'e
Engineer John W. Waoe' VINO mas
been inspecting the site ana LOOKING
into the engineering problems In con-
nection with the project during the
week.
To XIII the Unions
The last session of the legislature a
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-12

Continued on Page 2.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DELAY TRACK MEET
Date for the Athletic Leagues
Games Is Postponed to
November I9

The first fall track meet of the Pub
lie Schools athletic league, which was
scheduled for next Saturday on the new
Southside Fairgrounds, has been post
poned until November 19, last weeks
vacation having interfered with the
arrangements for the meet. This meet
was to have been among the schools
of district No. 2, to which has been
added the Frank McCoppin school.
Yerba Buena school has been added to
district No. l, whose meet Is scheduled
for November IL. District No. is now
the first one scheduled to hold its track
meet. The schools comprising this dis
trict are Everett, Franklin, Horace
Mann. Lincoln, Mission, James Lick
and Columbia. The games will be held
on the Southside Fairgrounds on Sat-
urday afternoon, October 90, entries
closing on Monday, October "a. The
following events will be held:
so ID. Classic yard dash, running broad
jump, relay race. 440 yards. boy team.
% h. cass-60 yard dash. running high
jump. 220 yard dash, relay race, 440 yards
115' lb. class-7o yard dash. running broad
jump 440 yard run, relay race, $40 yards,
boy team
Unlmited~ class. 100 yard dash. 22o yard
run.
All the games will be under direction
of Director of Play George Schlitter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
'WHITEWASHING DAY
in THE SOUTHLAND
Villagers and Senators Take
Turns i'm Welding Kais0-
mine Brush
Especial D:sootch to The Call

LOS ANGELES Oct. 17.-vernon and
Sacramento wound up the series today
with double header, the first game
going to the Villagers, to 0, and the
second being tucked away by the Sen
ators, who made three runs in the
seven inning session. at the same time
shutting out the Hoganites. Snappy
fielding by Vernon and good slabwork
by Schafer in the opening session and
by Whalen in the final game were
the features. The Villagers took six
games out of the nine and to Whalen
belongs the honor of twirling two out
of three which were won by Graham S
huskies.
In the fifth with two out, Brown
singled and Hosp was sent in to bat
for Carson, but Whalen had his num-
Der. Hit succeeded Carson in the box
and finished the game Scores:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
CLASSY RACERS IN
SPRECKELS STRING
Napa Stock Farm to Send a Formidable
Stable to Emeryville Track

horse Initiate and any other horses
running in their interests were sus-
pended indefinitely. Jones was aS-
cused of being party TO the affair.
Supple was to favorite and I'm
ished second.
Starter Jake Hoffman went TO Gin
einnati last week on private business
and. while there spoke of the bright
prospects for the coming season at
Emeryvile. The we'll known official
said that when he retired from the
barrier he would settle down in Cali
fornia.
Milton 3. horse that beat Glucose
when the Tommy Burns performer was
supposed to be a good thing in han
dicap at Louisville is a son of Claude.
the old campaigner that carried the
colors of Mike DAILY with such sue
cess.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18

Sutor. IL would appear that the Oaks
HEAVIER had much the better of it; but
II was not so. as Sutor kept his hits
well scattered, while Lively was hit in
the pinches.
The game had progressed along te
the fourth frame without a score. The
Oaks were dangerous in the second.
and they also had men on bases in the
other frames. but Sutor looked after the
LAYOUT when the task was put up to
him.
In the fourth inning. after McArdle
and Melchior had gone out on ground
ers 10 Lively. Bodie picked one of
I,fvelv's curls out of the dust and lifted
il over the left field fence for his
twenty-ninth homer, and there was a
zroan heard from the Oakland fans,
while the Seal supporters shouted lust
ily.
Another run came along to the cha m
pioas in the sixth as result of Bo-
dies hitting procliTities. Shaw waited
out four bad ones and moved along on
McArdle's sacrifice, which happened
after Lively had two strikes on him.
Lively evidently thought Bodies home
run was a matter Of luck end took a
chance with him again. Ping was
there He bingled safely TO center and
Shaw scampered home.
When everything looked serene and
the fans were telling each other how
Mitchell had demoralized the San Fran
cisco team the crowd was awakened
with a shock Wares had singled to
left, but nobody was concerned. Then
Hogan belted an easy one TO Sutor and
il looked an ace" for a double. Nc
Ardle and Mohler were on top of each
other and Sutor flung to the bag, but
the ball went to the outfeld- Wares
raced to third and Shaw pegged wildly
10 Witt Wares came home, while Ho-
gan pulled up at third Swander hit
TO Shaw and Hogan beat the throw
home.
In the seventh wolverton led of
with q single TO right. Mite fouled
out and Lively famed. Ma aggart rolled
one down TO Mohler, which looked soft,
but Mohler got his fingers crossed and
all were safe. Wares again jumped
into prominence with a long double to
center, which scored Wolverton and
Msggart. There was no further scor-
ing on either side. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Petaluma g. Peerless 2 at Petaluma
+ Fort Mcdowell f3, Tribune 2, at Fort Nc
Dowell.
Haight Street Merchants s. Redwood CITY
Juniors 0. at Redwood City.
Turkey Reds 8, Braley Grotes 6, at Presidio
IA innings.
Mission Merchants s. Falstans ?, at Ingle-
side.
Gas Workers 6. San Francisco Gas and Electric
Company ). at ST Ignatius grounds
Morarchs .. Raspiliers .. at FTeeman's park
Taylor Lumber Company 8. Western Club o, at
Alameda.
Bay Shore Greens Z. Moss Beach 2, at Twenty
third avenue station.
Clarions g. General Lawtons 4, at Lobos
square
Emeryville 8. Juveniles q at Emeryville
Goodyears 3, EImhurst 2, at Alameda Recre-
alton grounds.
Carroll & Tiltons 6. Models 4, at Lincoln
park.
Fruitvale Greys 1. Rincon Hills o, at Fruit
vale.
Tourists 10. LilIys L. at Petaluma.
Haywards s, San Jose Pioneers 1, at Hay
ward.
Haney Ryes 5. Fort Baker 1. at Fort Baker.
Nosemites 8. Butchers Exchange 2, at Mel
Kentfeld 16. Red Sons g. at Forty-ninth street
and Telegraph avenue Oakland.
Speed Boys is. Athenians 4. at Icbos square
j. Charles Greens 6. Owl Drug 8. at Presidio.
Benicia IA. Crockett 5. at Benfcia
Martinez 2, Antioch 2, at Martinez az in
ningsl.
Kentneld Juniors Is. sonoma juniors 1. at So
noma.
Southern Heights ). Hupmobile .. at Golden
Bohemans s. Ashland /. at Van der Naillen
mark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
FLY SEALS DO AN
AVIATION STUNT
Wolverton's Pennant Pretenders Stay on
Terra Firma and Cop Contest
By Joseph MURPHY

ndlou the those Seals played baseball yesterday If
handed silver platter to the opposition
Freeman park which gathered by the
When looked had
fight before
lead which Ping
give a result of two healthy hits
Mo continued the good work by making
Wares along and slapped
the sphere twoO home
foundered about
points
1t Wolverton that Lively the Oaks HEAVIER
criticised They had full supply the stuff
him. When
allowed four hits while cleaned off
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
out to Bodie. McArdle threw PfyI out.
FIFTH INNING

out TO Bodie. McArdle threw Pfyl out. NO
runs.
FIFTH INNING
San Francisco-Titt grounded out to Pfyl
williams singled to left. Mohler famed. Sutor
grounded to Wolverton who threw to Cutshaw,
getting Williams at second No runs.
oakland-Cutshsw grounded out to Mohler-
Wolverton flied out to Nfohler. Mite singled
to left Lively doubled down first base line.
Mite going to third. Maggart popped to
McArdle. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
San Francisco-Shaw walked. McArdle sacri-
feed Lively to Pfy1 Melchor waited out four
bad ones Bodie singled to center, scoring
Shaw. Melchior caught between second
and third. Lively to Wolverton- Tennant
famed. One run
oakland-wares singled to left Hogan hit
to Sutor and McArdle and Moher went after
throw ball going to outfeld. Wares went to
third and came home on Shaw's bad. throw to
third Hogan took third on play. Swander
flied to Shaw and Hogan beat throw home. Two
runs.
SEVENTH INNING
San Francisco-Lively threw Witt out. Swander
gathered in Williams Offering. sutor famed.
No runs.
Oakland -wolrerton singled to right. Mite
fouled out TO Witt. Lively famed Mohler
fumblcd Maggarts grounder, Nolverton gong
to second. Wares doubled to center. scorini
Nolverton and Maggart. Two runs.
EIGHTH INNING
San Francisco-Maggart made a running
catch of Shaw's liner McArdle flied out TO
Maggart Mechier doubled down first base
line Cutslaw threw Bodie out. No runs.
oakland-Swander went out on grounder to
Mohler. Pfyl was forced the way. Cut
shaw walked Wolverton forced Gutshaw at
second on grounder to Mohler. No runs.
NINTH INNING
San Francisco Tenant grounded out to Pfyl.
Witt grounded out, Lively to Pfyl. Williams
famed. No runs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING


San Frencisco-Shaw struck out. McArdle
Walked. MeIehior hit into a double, Wares to
Cutshaw to Pfyl. No runs.
oakland-Msggart flied out to Tenant. Nc
Ardle speared Wares drive. Hogan went out
on a sky ball to Tenant No runs.
SECOND INNING
San Francisco-Hogan took care Of Bodie' s
eoater. Hogan made sensational catch of
Tenants drive. Witt was safe on Wares
error. Witt stole second. williams famed No
runs.
oakland-yitt hauled in Swander's hy Pfyl
singled by second. Cutshsw singled to center
and Pfvl took second. wolverton flied out to
Melchior. Pfyl and cutshaw worked double
steal. .Pfyl lcaught at plate trying to steal
home. No runs.
THIRD INNING
San Francisco-Cutshaw threw Mohler out.
sutor famed. Shaw grounded out to Wares
No runs.
oakland-Mitze skied to Bcdie. MohIer threw
Lively out. WIRES grounded to Mohler, who
threw Maggart out at second. No runs.
FOURTH INNING
San Francisco-Liyely threw McArdle out.
Mechior went out the same way. Bodie got
his twenty-ninth home run. putting the ball
over the left field fence. Tenant popped to
Maggart. One run.
Oakland Hogan hit safely along third base
line, but was thrown oct trying 10 strerch ii
into double, Bodie to McArdle. swander fied