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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

THE word 'I'' twenty COY times in Theodore
Roosevets editorial in the current number of the Outlook
The word 'mysef also Yet the subject is prize
fighting and not How Theodore Roosevelt Knocked Out
the Trusts"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

Water, water, everywhere,
And all the boards did shrink:
Water, water, everywhere,
Nor any drop to drink.
-Coleridge, Ancient Mariner
There is an automobile In In.
dia shaped like a swan. The ex-
aust goes out it's bill, and the
lights shine through its eyes.
The first edition Of T. RS book
is to total 100000 copies, break
ing all records for first editions.
Every time the baby looks into
my face he smiles" said Meekins.
We'll. it may not be exactly po-
lite,' said his wife, "but it shows
he has a sense of humor."
Pope Plus X is seventy-five years
old.
Sympathetic Friend-And so,
you say. he called me a liar?
Mike-He did, sor.
S. FL suppose you felt dread
fully hurt?
Mike-No; sure it was not till
he shtruck me that Ii felt hurt.
An English aviator has a tripIane
which he guides from a scat, sus-
pended between two sets Of three
planes each.
Railroad cars on the state
railway of Prussia are disinfected
by being run through a great tube
filled with formaIin.
POETRY BY CORRESPONDENTS
All you need to do to make this
a finished poem is to fill out the
blanks:
Tommy went to a - one night,
And came away almost
A Berlin photographer allows
| you to look in a mirror while sit
ting, to see if the pose is satisfac-
tory.
See, dear" said Mrs. Kidder.
! Mamma has sent me a speaking
likeness of herself"
Good gracious" said Kidder
then hang it in the attic!'
A concrete water barrel can be
made by a farmer. Put barrel
inside a larger one, and pour the
cnorcete in the space between.
Plants make their most rapid
growth between a and 6 in the
morning.
81 understand some of your hens
have stopped laying
1.-TWO of them have"
"Ah, you don't feed 'em right
mo, it wasn't that. 1t was a
motor car"
Moving pictures may be shown
on transatlantic liners to amuse
passengers.
"You can't guess what papa said
about you just before you came,
said the big sisters little brother
to the big sisters beau.
81 haven't an idea in the world,
said the caller.
That's it. You guessed 1t the
very first time"
The St. Francis hotel, San Fran
cisco, may endow a 100000 peo'
pies theater in that city.
A German court wants DR.. Fred
erick A. Cook for a witness, and
! @,o,o1 Gov frDr, tho ,,1apa whore
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

SIDNEY BROOKS says King George V has no more
hestancv than Colonel Roosevelt in saying what he thinks
Then the English language is to be doubly enriched
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
500 REWARD

fee the conviction Of the party q
parties claiming to BE- agents or
solicitors oe the Partisan Dyeing .
Clsaning Works. COS First avenue
= 4 Lsnmann. prog.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
most Anything
Josh Wise says,

"Our neighborhood is en-
joyin' a sudden boom in
tourists sence tn old frog
pond wuz renamed Crystal
I,ake'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

A German court wants DR.. Fred
erick A. Cook for a witness, and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

The St. Francis hotel, San Fran
cisco, may endow a 100000 peo-
pies theater in that city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19

Bremen, 18. Ott. Mm 9isnItag
4beno fanben bier in 8erbinoung nit
einem Strsit bon Strabenbahnz zangss
itelltsn ernite arutpa[e itatt. Gin
0dufen bon ipenigitens 1000 Wdnnern
Iammslie iih Dor ben Wdgenremiien
an unb bombdrpirie bic Voli3ei nit
Steinsn anb Jldihen, tporanf Die pos
lisiiten nit ben Sdbeln breinIhlugen,
es bauerte aber gerdume 3eit. bis es
aelana bic ardtpalliiten auseinanoer
All treiben.
Coli ma b Rublano uusse'
liefert Derben.
W innipeg, Wanitoba, Is. DIT.
Der Rihtsr Wlatbers bat anseoronet,
bab Sappa Jeosrents, Elm ruiIil6er
Repolutiondr, Der bon Der ruiiIifsn
Rsgierung peri6isoener 9erbrehen,
ouruntsr Der Worbss angstlast lit,
8erbrehen, bic er ipdbrsnb Der Reoos
luton bonn Sabre 1906 bsganssn has
ben iou, oil Die ruiiiI4e Regisrung
ausselisIert peroen mug.
Di. ruiIiids JreibeitsIiga tpiro Ios
fort Elm bobeas eorpus> >8erFohren eins
Ieiten uno ben Iaa penn n0tbig Big
Dor ben b0hiten GeridtshoI oss 2ons
oes bringen.
Wellmun's unterneh men
aelobt.
2onbon, 10. DIT. Die gan3e
britii5e prsFs grdtulirt 5errn Deas
man gu ieiner Heitung uno lobt Die
aiihnbeit isinss unternebmsns. Dix
3.itunssn iinb Der Qniiht, bub feline
Grfabrungen bon unfhdBbarsm Werts
| fir bic DiTsnihaft isin uno anoerc
4piatiter su ipeiteren 0sriuhen ers
| muntern tperoen. 4a. itimmsn burir
ib.rein, bob bas 5sblidlagen oss I'm
! ternebmsns bic Notbpsnbigtsit ernie
| fen BAT, bab erIt lanss Jliige iibe,
Qonb asmadt perben miiTsH, ebs mdr
cine asiis ii6er ben S3.an pas.n tann
Der RGuberbauptma m ann
- q n gel o OleI.
Merito, Is. Sttober. SH
ari.gsminiiterium trai am abeno ol
Rafriht Elm, ooB in einsm bIutiser
| 9eIett spiihsu elmer aompasnie Ru
rdl.s uno elmer ftarten Rduberbanos
bas am Wontas 4beno in Der Qdh
bon 5ua3untlan i'm Stadte WeraGru
itattianb, elm Serssunt uno Elm aor
poral Der Rurales uno at]t Der Noii
ber aetootet puroer. Inter Den 8e
tooteten beiinoet iih Der notorlId
Rauberbauptmaun Sautanon, Der Il
ben lesten 5ehn Ronaten I'M Siant
gera Gu,5 pieIe pereln3elte Suelen
eas iiberiaQeu bot. SUM Nurale
) Duroen itiper oerruluoet.
4 Die 9anbiten, Die iett mebrere
5agen periolgt poroen Darer
; tdntpiten Die oer5tpeifelt ilno ergabe
lid crit, ais ibr ,Siibrer uno oi
SGIite Der ganoe getootet woroe
maren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
Jn(anO gelegrap6
Der Col Suffer Stru benz
8ahnitreit 3u Gnoe.


golumbug, Sbio, 18. Stt. =
Die Union Der StrabsnbabHza zaHgeItsa@
ten bat nit einem 8otum bon betnah:
orei ssgen cine Gimme ben StraBsns
babnitreit fir besnoet srtIGrt, Der isit
osm "a. Su!i i'm 9urge mar. Die
a.ute babsn .sins aon5shionen bon Der
aompasnie erbaIten.
Sobn 0ies nit Grau uno
Sobn bss Moross
ansetlagt.
Sapparo, Wis., Is. St.. Sohn
0iss, feline 5rau SsIsne uno isin Sobn
aeslie purDsn am Disnitas iormsl
unt.r Der 4ntlags. ben 6iIfssSheriiI
Oscar 5oh pabreno Der gelag.runs
bes Dissid:n Slotbauies bsim eamss
ron Dam ermorost su babsn, osm pros
seb iib.rpisIen.
Die 9ieb' purosn mad benz GefdnSs
niB BON Sapner Gourtp 5urutgsbrafs
uno am Mittpoa tpiro ibr 4nrpalt ein
8eIuh nm Gr.ilafIung Der anseslagt.H
gesen giirsidait einrsihen.
3um 9pnamits 9erbre4 en-
in eos Qnseles.
Gan Graneiseo, Is. DIT. -
sgrl. Belle lapiu, cine 2osisblussgea
iiterin, purne am 9ienitus in ger6in-
oung nit Der SnoieIuftiprensuns oes
ZINES A.9ebGubes in Cos 4ngelss
Derbaitst. Sic lpiro unter Gstorte
nah Cos 9lngeles ssbraht lueroen.
Die gnslase, unisr lpe!her iie perhafte!
purbe. III BON Der poIi4si nidt betannt
eemaht poroen.
Senator pase Dieoerge@
ndbIt.
WtontpeIie r,@t., Is. Sftober
geioe 3peise Der 2esislatur eripdblien
beute ben 9unoesienator Carroll G
poee einitimmis fpiebsr. Senatol
g}age lit sin Republi,aner, nbsr isir
Name ipurbe BON Genator Sba.p, ii,
nem Denoiraten. in Worihlns &C.
braht. Mitipoh tperben beibs 61uisl
in stmsinidafsIi4sr eisuns SieWab
peuhdnsiasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
Cincinnati. @atpod), ben 49, otober 1910.
oefGhr IL Meilen in Der Stunbe bas

aefdbr 12 Meilen in Der stunbe bas
bintrieb.
Nah elmer 8eratbung an 9orb Der
rNmsriea fam bic 8eiusung gu benz
Shlub, bab iie am 8eiten abgebolt
iperben f0nne. tpenn tie bas 8oot aus
iese. Gs mar ties aber Elm 70 gefdbrs
lides urternebmen. baB ldngere 3elt
peraing, Bis bds Chamber uusgefiibrt
tperben tonnte, unb bas 8oot mar
mebrmdls in 9efabt, um3uidlagen.
Gnbli6 gslang es aber, bas gott flott
gu MAIDEN, Srtpin aber uno Der Sngea
nieur Cub tpurbe lei6t petleBt uno es
purbe Elm tleines God in bic Sette
bes gootss ssitoben. SoTort nahbem
bas Boot nit ieiner Gait bon feds
WGnnern losgsihnitten porben mar,
i6oB oas 2uftI6iif in bic 9o6e uno
es bauerts ni6t lun9e, Bis es in Der
syerne uno in srober Sohe berI6pano.
Die Gee sing mdBig bod uno naa Ell
nieen S6tpisrigteiten gelang IS um
bal6 a6t ubr Worgens, Die ie6sWdnz
nsr nit ibrsm Boot an gorO 81 ne9z
men.
of. Wtitalieoer Der Giubung iinb
pobl unb munter. Sbre Rettung rpurz
be in Der 5auptldhe bur6 ben 5unz
tentelsgrapbsn ermDglidt. 8as Sig
naliIiren nit Der Morieiden 2dmpe
ipielte Bel Der Rettunq ebenfau5 cine
grpbe Rolls.
Dsaman iagts, baB ous 2uftIdiff
ioipeit Don ieinem aurs abgstrieben
tporoen Iei, bdB er es nttt babe ma
gen t0nn.u, Die Ja6rt fort3uIeBen.
Jrau DelImau 300
| erfreut.
4ls bic Rahriht DON Der Rettuna
Wulter Weumans uno Ieiner Wlann:
itaft permittelIt oss Selephons JrQu
Deaman mit9etbsilt puroe, bic iif
sur 3eit nod in einsm 5otel gu Ut:
lontic Gitp befinoet. rief lie aus: sd
bante Gott iiir bic CUTE JtahrtAt. Sd
bin iibergIltlih, oab metn Gotte uni
bic brapsn WdHnsr, bic i1 BET ibH
beiinoen, in Siherbeit Iinp. 5ral
Deuman mar besieris, ndbers Gin
selbsiteu 3u srfabrsn uno lie oridt
tiefes gebausrn aug, aIs tie srfubr
baB bic v2tmsrica" i'm Sti4 gsIahel
peroen mubte.
| Die r1rsnt" sing am Utpntag ool
Bermuda ab uno muB ungsfdbr 40'
ober 500 WisiIeu iiiolia DON San0
5oot gspe'en iein. oIs iis oss gaapn
aniihtis purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
Ser Wafieum0roer Ge6
harot por 8eri DIT.


Rem gort, 18. Sttbr. Sin in
mebr dls elmer SinIidt bsmsrtensper~
tbsr Worbpro3sb bat geitern i'm GU
premsgeritt in RioeyEsuo, &. s., Dor
benz Ri6tsr 4Ipinau pUn grootI1n ieiz
rsu QnfaHg gsnOmmsE. Der 4nge'
nagte If Jreo. Gebbarot, alias Otto
U}uQsr, oosr ME sr iit ioHit nod ges
nannt haben mag. 3ufolgs eines friis
Der dbgeIesten, aber tH5DtiteH DIpers
rufensn GsitdnoHiTes mar er siH gIau-
bart Der ih!immitsr Sorte. Ter 6f'
fentlits IntIlgsr piro iit1 bemuRsn,
ibnt neun Ghen unD bic GrmorouHJ
bon Iieben Srausn nah3ureiieH. Die
5ouptroQe Miro inosTsU bic Grmor-
oung Der bubftsn' 2tnnu Cutter Ipiss
len bic er urtsr BEN R1ren Otto
muler gu 8eginn beg Sohres 1909 in
Ren1rt teira.bets unb oere1 Stelett
Dor ungeTd5r eiHsn Sabre in ben WG!s
bern bon S5Iip oura 3ufaa entostt
lpuroe.
2ls Gebhdrot tur} ndh Der Nufs
finoung be5 Steletts in aitortd per'
haftet purbe, Iebte CT nit elmer anoez
rem Inn anqetrautsn TrQu unb einen
Einoe suIummsn. Sein oamuls abge.
leates @eitGnbuiB entbIllte sin Bill
sieiIter 0ertommsnh.it. Gr Iol feline,
3eit suoe1sben ba6en, boB er neur
iFrauen bsiratbsts uno iiebsn bon timer
um's 2eben bratte. Qnna Guthel
heiratbe.e er, ME bersits srpG6nt, il
Qepart, porauf er nit ibr cine 5o5a
seitgreiIe n1ch Geutibluno antrat.
gdh Qmeri.a suriitgetehrt, braht
er lie, Ieinem 8eitGnoniB ssmGB, mad
| Sslip, no er ihr augeblih sinen boz
! Inn aetauiten gaupIos 5sigen iDoute
| U1itten I'M WaIDe sr0fTnete er iAr, bal
sr berei.s psrheirothst lei uno lie Dol
| inn laIisn niiTe. Gas mdohen hab
| ibm oarauibin cine S5ene esmaht I'M
er ha6. re srihoTen. Den 8eooIDe
babe er auf Der 6simfabrt naa aito
ria aus elmer Gar osDorTen. Die In
seidsn ipret.n oafiir, buB oas Wdo
| den nod niht toot mar. als 9sbAorD
e. psrIieb uno oaB ss ii4. pieoer gun
g.lpubtisin sstommen, elns net
! Strete BON benz Grte bss lleberfau
fortItleppt.. gu ertpabnsn lit nod
| oas Der 4nsetlagte bsreits cine
StraItsrntin ps8eu gigomie in Sin
Sins perbiibt bat, unb oaB alslouHss
itite Der 2utber in isiner Wohnuns /
9lItoria s.iunoen puroen.
i 9ebbarot pirb nat5utpetIeH perlu
den, oab glnna 2utbsr i'm perlieb un
Dap elm gsrii6erunssaesnt Namen
8rablen ben Woro on thr beganse
babe. Sein glnpalt niro nihts III
. periu6t laTen, oas anseblihe 9eitdnl
nib BON benz gsipeismaterial aus3I
) IaIieben.
Der sriss UsrhansIuuss;as began
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19

NIT Der 9lustpqbl Der 9eihpprenen.
gs Ssigte iih ieood bulo, oaB Die Jdrs
mer BON Sslip nihts nit sinem Iolf'
aubersepDbnliden 5ou gu tbun faber
apcllten unb allsrbanO Qusfliidts be-
niibten, um bon Der pfIitt su!bunosn
AZ .psrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19

Seitioer streiferframaa in Bremen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19

Sartebt, ndnnoDer, Is. Sfs.
Sm .Siesirisb" potaihesgsrslpers
trIolsts beute cine gyploiion, bic Elm
sJeuer herporrisf. iDoourh anitsinsnb
15 Berelsute ihr lsben perloren. 50
melt iinb brei aeid,sn 5u 1ase sefOr.
bert tpnrpen.
Bis 81 fpdter NuAti.ui.oe tparen Ia
aeihen aus Der Grube beraussebrahi
lporben. Das unsliid truroe ourt
cine porsettiee Dpnomits Gyploiion per-
,usle&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
Wetterberiht.

Iiir Obip: 3riibes Wet!er am
Wsittipod; H.sen uno tdlter am Dom
nerStaq. GiibIihe Winbe, bic am
Donneritog non Norbipeit umidlogen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
ReSCne Work In the Mines

The new bureau of mines in the hands of George Otis Smith is becoming active almost from the start. It is about to es- tablish rescue stations at Birmingham. at Huntington and at Wilkes sbarre-in the three great coal fields of the Ap- palachian range. A foreman who has had practical experience in mine is to he placed in charge of each station. These sta tions will be we'll equipped with oxy- gen helmets and other breathing appa- ratus. and it will become the duty of the foreman to train resident miners in the use of this apparatus. The object aimed at is to have a band of trained men at every coal mine ready to rescue to the utmost those in danger of death in an emergency. The bureau proposes to train one man at government expense for each mine, and this trained man is expected to organize a rescue corps at his home mine.
 These stations are not by any means the first ones established. Knoxville pas one, and so has Pittsburg, and no doubt the coal districts in the middle west are equipped with them. But between Mine Inspector Hillhouse and Congressman Un- derwood the work is to be extended to this district and to West Virginia.
 Many lives may be saved by these res- cue stations, and the work of Director Smith should be warmly seconded in this district. The bureau of mines is seeur- ing a good start. George Otis Smith is not a politician He is a scientist who was trained to government work in the geological survey, of which he is still di- rector. He is acting director of the bu- reau of mines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
THE STAGE AS A CURE

From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
 A Boston physician Is reported to have advised woman to go on the stage for a sea son as a means of curing an excessive nervousness. The advice has the merit of novelty. and in these days of many "cure-alls" the invention of anything novel in the way of remedy intimates Something of genius Evidently, Boston has not lost her initiative; great things may be expected of her.
 The most curious thing about the rem edy is that it was not thought of and tried out long ago. There has been a widespread demand in the United States for a better and higher use of our the atres than that to which they have been put. Why produce problem plays and leg shows in buildings that could be ef- fectively used as sanitariums for nervous invalids? The question answers itself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
Jones Talk. About speeders


 The city of Birmingham Is going to break up the practice of auto speed ing at any cost" said Harry Jones' president of the city council, who will be acting mayor during the absence of Mayor O'Brien next month. "lt has reached the point where strenuous methods must be adopted to put an end to the awful waste of life and the dan ger to which the pedestrian is put every day. It is an outrageous propo- sition that less than 1000 people can jeopardize the lives of 100000, driving the children from the streets and mak- ing it dangerous for man to cross the street
 Unless there is an immediate cessa- ton of these dangerous practices the polite method of mailing notices wilt be stopped. cars will be overhauled and arrests made on the spot, whether there are ladies in the machine or not.
 Chief Bodeker has been furnished with a motorcycle by a friend who is also interested In the fight against hairbresdth joy riding. A speedo- meter will be placed on the motorcycle and the man who refuses to stop will be overtaken and arrested on the spot. This system will also be used for those fellows who have a string underneath their cars, which pulls the number out of sight on the approach of a police man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
BOXED A BEAR
Sailor on Rampage Thought Bruin
 Looked Like Johnson

From the New York World.
 Jack OKeefe a sailor employed on the battleship Rhode Island an all and swabber up of the main deck, was requested to move on from the band stand al the Bronx zoo because his ac- tions were far more interesting to the Sunday crowd than the sextet from Lucia" which the band was playing.
 Very well.n said Jack, haughtily, and reached the bear cage by covering three times the distance to it. In the cage he saw Fritz, a big black bear The sailor looked intently at Fritz
 AS I live.' he said. Jack Johnson,'
 Then he found the door, got into the cage, walked up to Fritz, and handed him stinging left hook on the nose. Fritz by the way, has been taught to box The left hook pleased him. Ad vancing on OKeefe, he tried to wipe the seafarer off the United States with a swing of his right paw. O'Keefe dodged and jolted the bear in the jaw. They clinched.
 Somebody realized that it was time to fetch Tex Rickard, or at least policeman. Patrolman Daly, Keeper Ferguson, and other men responded to the summons They got the sailor out of the cage and the park. In spite of violent protests his part, he couldn't come back"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
Foundation and the New Ratio

Rhode Islands population returns as state come first. The little state holds E2.s74 inhabitants, as compared with 426,- 55e ten years ago-a gain of 26.6 per cent. The state is almost wholly urban and in dustrial. and it is largely fed and nour- ished and promoted by the Aldrieh tarih at the expense of consumers in the south and west. The growth of the little state is at least per cent greater than the growth of the rest of the country
 Rhode Island will retain two congress- men even if the basis of representation be put at 225,ooo. No doubt the republicans will endeavor to manipulate the ratio of apportionment, and the larger the ratio the more they would perhaps gain The ratios down to the present time have been as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
TO THE RESCUE ORGANIZE LAURIE'

From the New York World.
 Singing Annie Laurie" in a manner offensive to a policeman and charged formally with disorderly conduct, de- fendant named Gross is finally fined S3 without a license. From the testimony 1t appears that Gross is a brother in af- fliction with that poet who cannot sing the old songs. Whether or not he could do any better with Kelly" Rings on Her Fingers" or any modern substitute for the ballads of yesteryear we have no means of knowing
 The encourag ging feature of the case is the instant perception by the officer on the Cortlandt street post of what was being done 10 Annie Laurie" This shows us that the successive attacks of rag-time, nonsense verse. character songs and eccentrics, backed by barlSers, nhonographs and mechanical pianos, have not rooted the old, real musical num- hers quite out of the hearts of the plain neople Somewhere there is still a chance for justice to Sally in Our Alley,' "Nancy Lee,' Kathleen Mavourneen, Mary of Argyle" and the rest of a lively company
 Our respects to the policeman who came to the rescue of Annie Laurie We are sure he can sing a bit himself and that, since he loves so evidently the fla vorites of a better day in popular tunes, he Is never saddest when he sings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
Coal In Latin America

The coal in this district lies farther south and nearer the sea than any other coal in the world. In these prospects it far outranks British coal, whether mined in British Columbia or in the British isles, and it has an advantage of a thou sand miles over West Virginia coal
 The coal operators of this district are rising to the situation They have driven all other coal out of the bunker trade of New Orleans, and now they propose to capture. step by step, the trade of Latin America. It is big task, for Argentina alone consumes almost as much coal as is mined in this district. At present the coal consumed in Argentina is mined in the nearly exhausted English mines and carried across A wide and stormy sea to Buenos Ayres. The field is large and in viting. and our operators should combine to secure the trade and monopolize it.
 Possibly this cannot be fully accom- plished until the Warriors locks and dams are completed, but these will be completed as soon as our operators can get ready to use the river Few appre- ciate what the greatness of this district will become when it utilizes to the ut most an open Warrior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23

Nothing is more unpopular than move ment to establish ratio that reduces states representation. This was done in 1s4o and never before or since. Any prop. osition to establish a high ratio would reduce the representations of Nebraska Iowa and possibly that of Illinois, to say nothing about the New England states. The high ratio plan may be defeated by democratic votes aided by votes from re- publican states that would loose mem- ber or two.
 If the next House should prove to be democratic, the republicans can be trust ed to hurry up the figures so that the re- publicans of the sixty-first Congress can name the new ratio. but between insuf- gents and delegations from objecting states their chance of securing ratio to suit their plans will be no better next winter than it would be year later.