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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01
SCHOOLS COST MORE.
Chicago to Spend $1s,3oO,O0 During
Present Year.

Chicago, Feb. IA budget calling for
Chicago public schools in 1910, will be
formally approved by the finance com
-nittee of the board of education this
afternoon.
Chairman SpiegeI said it would be
about 100000 more than last years
budget. which called for $12, 797, 1885, an
increase of $1.174.98s over the figures
for 1905
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01
SNOWFALL WAS HEAVY
During Month just Closed Chicago
Had 14.S Inches.

Chicago, Feb. january closed yes
terday with record of the heaviest fall
of snow for the month since 1898, when
the total was 1872 inches. That for jan
uary, 1910, was 14.8 inches. The heaviest
recorded since the weather bureau was
established here was 26.7 inches in
January, 1886. In the last month the
average temperature was 258 degrees
the normal being 23.7 degrees The
precipitation in rain and snow reduced
to. rain was 3.07 inches, with inches
the normal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01
Hal Chase as a Coacg,.

New York, Feb. Hal Chase, first
baseman for the New York Americans,
will coach the University of Georgia
nine this spring. He announced today
that he has secured the consent of
President Frank Farrell, and will leave
for the south in a few days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01
National Day of Prayer.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The fourth
Thursday in February, it is announced,
has been selected by the National In
DETERMINATIONS association as a day
of prayer to be observed by members
of every evangelical church in this
country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01
TOD MILLER BOUND OVER.
Bond of Slayer of Father Is Fixed at
$1,000.

Abilene. Kan. Feb. Tod" Miller.
who killed his father, John Miller, in a
quarrel at his farm, 20 miles north of
here, was given a preliminary hearing.
He was bound over for trial under
$1,000 bond. which he has not given He
nIaaded self defense
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01
IN CITY POLITICS.
Candidates for Commissioners
Working Night and Day.
w. H. Kemper, Candidate for
Mayor, Has Heavy Backing.
GREEN NOT WORRYING
Administration Supporters Feel
That the Battle Is Theirs.
J. w. F. Hughes Not Yet Formal.
Iy in Race.
GREEN NOT WORRYING

FOR MAYOR.
William Green.
j. W. F. Hughes.
]. B. Billiard.
w. H. Kemper.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
C. E. Jordan. VIM Henderson.
James Clark P. L Bonebrake.
VIM. Facferran. NJ. G. Holman.
H. B. Howard. D. B. Fink.
w. G. Tandy. C. G. Booher.
f. F. Stanley. F. C. Bowen.
r. A. Richards. George Adamsop.
John Pugh. John P. Rogers.
F. NJ. Newland. Walter J. Arnold.
H. P. Miller. John Alexander.
Edward Halves. Fred r. Huntoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01

Jim johnson pleaded guilty to be-
ing drunk in police court this morning
and asked the police to find 500 which
he claims was, taken from him while
he was spreading pink paint over the
city. Lena Biggers is trying to pur-
suade the police that she did not get the
money, but at noon had not succeeded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-01

Arthur Mcfarland, a detective from
the Cleveland police force, left last
night with Alexander McMichae1, the
alleged swindler, who is to be tried on
the charge of forgery in the Cleveland
courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

out upon the right road.
Continuing. the Republican draws a
parallel between conditions now and
twenty years ago. saying the McKin-
ley law was the cause Of the repub-
hcan reverses OF 1890 and the CHIEF
contributing cause to the oyeTShclm-
ing overthrow two years later" This
admission from the administration or
gan coupled with the further admis-
sion that conditions are ever more
aggravated now than then by the enor-
mously increased cost of living can be
taken as nothing else than an admis-
sion OF weakness. a recognition of the
coming defeat The Republican ad-
mits all that the democrats are claim
ing II admits the revolt OF the people
against the Payne-Aldrich bill which
is upheld BY Taft. il admits the break
ing of party pledges and the wrath
Of the people. Il admits that the wind
is sown and that The reaping of the
whirlwind is at hand That IS all the
Democrats claim They do not say
the republican party Is dead. It is
with the republican party like the
former belief as TO the devil fish or
octopus that when one arm was cut
of it continued to live. What the
democrats maintain is that conditions
now are worse than twenty years ago.
have become since and by reason of
the government being in the hands OF
the party of the trusts and of the in
terests and that the people will rise
in their might to smite the party. II
is further maintained that the party.
returned to its true principles. having
discarded all isms, is the instrument.
the best instrument ready for the hand
Of an indignant and outraged people.
That this is the instrument which is to
be used and that this means a demo
cratic congress this fall. democratic
president. possibly with both house
retrieved in 1912 and an end of the
condition which nave become so grave
under the iniquitous regime CT ram
pant republicanism.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
"MENE, MEME,
TEKEL UPTARsiN."

Our esteemed contemporary the
Arizona Republican organ OF the ad-
ministration in Arizona, in is editor
TAI columns under the head OF 1t Is
Nothing New" tries to explain away
the recent republican ~ovsrses in the
three congressional districts where
election hsve been held, In Missouri.
in Massachusetts and in New York.
The republican can see and read the
plain and clear words in the hand
writing on the wall. It does not deny
this but the Republican makes some
very interesting admissions.
/ The tariff says the Republican
has always been a source of en-
barasment to tho party; it is always
a source Of embarrassment to he party
responsible for Il" Tails is quite true
Il is equally true that had the dem.
ocra;ic party ignored all other issues
had II remained firm on the doctrine
tina, the tariff is true tax
that tax levied for the benefit
OF the few and upon the many is un
just. iniquitous and intolerable. the
republican party would not have beer
where il is today. the country would
not now b. in the ever .ightenius
I grip Of the insatiabiy hungry trust.
and protected interests. But the Dem
cratic party Is returning to jefferson
ian principles. il has LEFT the deviou
paths through which it has wanderers
los; in the jungle and is once NOR
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

over the situation. appeared TO him
TO be for the Government 10 charge
more for carrying periodicals. In the
mean time he was forced to resort
to other methods. SO he undertook
various improvements in the service
and effected a number OF economies,
with the result that, without; touch
ing the seoond-class tate the deficit
for the first half of the present year
has been reduced to s4.072,o0 as
against SIC. 2s5 goo for the same period
last year. a reduction of over $4,000
OO0 in six months For the quarter
ended Dec. 81 there was an actual sur
plus OF s2.ll5.OO0. the largest for any
quarter in the history of the Post
Office Department For the quarter
ended March 81 the surplus will prob
ably be about s2.OOoOOo. BY July
next clear decrease Of ten and pos
sibly twelve millions seems assured.
Without being able to indulge his
favorite theory that second-class mat
ter should pay a higher rate. Mr.
Hitchcock has demonstrated how The
application Of a little business intel
ligence along practical lines the pos
tai service can be made self-sustain-
ing. II he will look thoroughly into
the question OF the Governments
payments to the railroads and the OPP
portunities for saving money IN that
direction. be viii be still more amazed
by his discoveries. A years expert
enee has taught the Postmaster-Gen-
eraI several things He is not yet
too old 20 learn more.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
THE SAFE AND
SANE FOURTH"

Many of the eastern cities are TAX
ing steps 10 insure a safe and sane"
Fourth of July celebration. Mayor
Gaynor OF New York has signihed his
intention OF prohibiting the sale OF
fireworks at retail from June 10 to
July 10 City councils and other
town boards throughout New England
are adopting ordinances restricting
the use of explosives. Boston. Spring
field. Mass; New Haven, Conn; New
port and Pawtuckett. R. l.: Mont
pelier, Vt. and a number Of other
towns are TO arrange celebrations
wherein noise is to be minimized as
much as possible.
Washington has tabOoed the sale
of toy pistols. dynamite crackers and
tho Ike. The commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia viii provide all
the fireworks that are necessary TO
a successful celebration of the ma
TONS natal day. but the deadly va
rieties will not be in evidence. Gov
ernors of some of the eastern states
are taking a hand in the safe and
sane" movement and some of them
have recommended legislation with L
view to regulating the sale of the
more dangerous kinds of fireworks
and noise-making devices.
Last year 2i5 lives were lost as a
result of Fourth of July accidents and
more than 5000 persons we're injured
If the returns were complete they
would show a large amount of prop
erty destroyed. Celebrating the gIo
riuos Fourth in this country has come
to be a remarkably costly and fata
business. It is right and proper and
patriotic to celebrate the day. bu
there is no good reason Why it should
not be celebrated in less barbarou.
style The safe and sane" move
ment should spread TO every nool
and corner Of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
IMPORTED MEAT AND
THE TARIFF.

II in spite OF the tariff New Zealand
and Australian mutton and Argentine
beef can actually be brought to this
market in cold storage and sold at a
profit. a new means Of relief from the
excessive cost of living is available
But the first step should be to get
rid Of the tariff and encourage this
-uew trade in meats. so that the har-
raised consumer shall derive some
substantial benefits from it.
Everywhere statisticians and
prophets Of higher prices are repeat
ing how the supply OF cattle. hogs
and sheep in the United states is no
longer keeping pace with The demands
OF consumption Exports OF live
stock and meats have declined TO a
striking degree. Butchers prices have
risen out OF all reason.
For instance. near Tenth avenue
and sixty-eighth street. a tenement
house neighborhood. just at the edge
of well-todo residence district
corned beef is selling at 20 cents .
pound. bacon at from 30 to IS cent:
and ham at as cents. People who de
pend for their entire living expenses
upon daily wages cannot pay sucl
prices and maintain their families
properly.
{ Is there a Republican projections
lin congress. in view Of the undispute'
facts with sufficient courage TO tax
up the poor mans cause and 60 DE-
, mand that the tariff on all meats b
. abolished this session? Or must III
( Meat Trust be forever guaranteed NJ
{ disturbed enjoyment OF the privilege
+ OF an oppressive monopoly?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

The republicans Of Arizona are
showing nervousress over the snail
like pace OF the statehood bill. II
need not surprise anyone if the next
statehood news from Washington an
ouccs the arrival Of Hoval A. Smith
in Washington for the purpose Of jerk
Ing the kinks out Of the statehood
measure and slipping il through the
senate on the dOuble-quick.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
GHiS is NO TIME
TOR POLITICS.

With much g,ee the lawyer" editor
q; the Nicer predicts that c. X. Rey-
noias. secretary Of the Bispee Boaru
OF Traae, wnl rose the sds wmcn
Ne Instituted 20 relieve the citizens OF
Bisoee and other Incorporated cities
from an unjust tax bdrden The Miner
takes this position in a feeble at
tempt 10 make political capital for
the republicans. Is Il possible that
the Miner and the republicans behind
1t desire to uphold law so menifestly
unjust as the new road law which
undertakes TO compel taxpayers re
siding in an Incorporated city or town
in Arizona to pay a double tax, one
for the County roads and another for
the city streets? Is the Miner and the
I republicans behind so blind in par
tisanship that they would seek TO
gain. politically. by upholding this
manifestiy unfair and unjust law? The
law in question was passed by the last
Legislature without a dissenting vote
and was signed by the governor. Il
may have been an oversight or an
I honest mistake. Certainly a majority
OF the legislature did not realize its
effect or it never would have beer
passed The fact remains that the
Jaw is one which should be annulle'
if there can be a proper way found
20 do IT, There is no politics in th'
case brought to stay this unjust an'
unwarranted tax. but it Was brough
for the purpose Of relieving the mel
of Bisbee from an unjust burden.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

says the Florence Blade; Senator
Beyeridge says he cannot stand for
the Payne Aldrich tariff. That is 10
his credit But he does stand for
opening the door to the Erossest cleo
ton frauds In Arizona. That is very
much TO his discredit. But why talk
of Beveridge He is faced toward the
back door of the senate with the leg
islative boot of Indiana swinging to
ward the seat Of his pants.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
a YEARS LESSONS
eos "a. HITCHCOCK.

lest yesf Pes.master-General Hitch
cae was an gor raising the postal
atN n sccona-class matter as the
ar.. mea,ss Of escaping \
large aanuai deficit. ~ the end Of
gre third Qaarter o. his first fiscal
seer the sccond-class rate sin re-
mains vaa. il vas. bai as the result
~ oteo- changes ard reforms. he def
irt. TO his great qualification. Is In a
ss.r vsy of being wiped out
IRE rrccedng fiscal year the ex'
ierituros Of the department exceeded
re -seeipts CT si7sso.coo. Tie only
r,usedy. as NJ HitehooeS first looked
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

The Miner is dsvoting much space
to an effort to stir up strife in the
democratic party in Bisbee. no doubt
with the hope that in this way some Of
the republican candidates may squeeze
through in the city election The
democrats of Bisbee having chosen
lheir candidates by direct primary
vote viii now proceed to elect them
The fact that the democrats polIed
double the number of votes in the
primary as did the republicans shows
very plainly where is located the po-
liticaI enthusiasm in Bisbee. Demo
cratic enthusiasm in Bisbee means
democratic victory. Sabe2
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

Tucson is sure going to go some
with the proposed railroad celebration
on May 9Th The street decorations
used In III Psso on the occasion of The
visits OF President Taft and Diaz will
be shipped TO Tucson this week 10
beauty the old pueblo on Cinco de
Mayo
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
ThE Overwhelmed
PRESIDENT.

Mr TsE was presumably joking
when ne told the guests at Greek
ie,ter fraternity dinner saturday
night that one term rs quite enough
for me. yet Cor the time being there
n,ay have been a thread Of earnest
ness running through the jest MIR
TAFT would not be the first President
who failed TO find in his great office
she opportunity FOR a perfectly cork
ing time. says TIE New York World.
Washington would have been glad
10 ret.se at the end Of his first term.
and would have retired had he been
sure that the Republic was firmly on
IFS Sect jefferson had originally in
.eaded not 20 be a candidate for re-
election. and once wrote that Il am
tired of an office where ! can do no
more good than many others who
would be glad to De employed in IT,
Yet in the days of Washington and
Jefferson the personal responsibilities
of the President were almost trivial
in COMPARISON With what they are
nov Mr.. Taft in the discharge OF his
o-rcial duties does more actual work
i'm week than either Washington or
jefferson did in a month
The country is coming TO hold the
President responsible. not only for
vhat be says and does and for what
the members OF his cabinet say and
do. but for what Congress does and
even Tor what TIE United States SUI
premc court does Not only is he
expected to perform all the mandatory
duties which the Constitution enumer
ates. but he must be the leader Of his
rarity and the chief wirepuller AMI log
roller in Congress. He must originals
policies and create public opinion il
SUPPORT Of them. defend his admins
tratinn from the platform. be a nation
N exnorter and 1--we alternately in TN
White House and Pullman car
Every new departure in the way o
LEGISLATION. every new extension o
tho authority of the Federal Govern
aent means more work FOO tn
President
Eventually there must be limI
10 this increase in Presidential r.
possibility. or race of supreme
must be created In which candidate
10y President RAY besought
NJ. Taft may alreedy have come
feel that the burden Of responsible
IS overwhelming. but We doubt if 1
Is ready to decline a renominatio
tired and worn-ou, Chief Exeeuti'
Is likely to take n more ortimist
view OF his troubles in the mornif
tasn at might: n ever Preside'
.sd reason to find the load intole
cole Il was Lincoln. yet he keenly d
irod second term ard frankly sa
tat no man knew what this Pre-
doatal Enawins vas urti he HI
Lad H.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
A KNocKER

is a man who can't see good IN any
person OF thing. It's a habit caused
by a dIsorderec liver. II sou find
that you are beginning to see things
through blue spvotaoles- treat yonr
liver TO a good c,eaning out process
with Billiards. Herb ne. A sure cure
ton. sick headache. biIliousness. all
liver. stomach and bowel troubles.
Sold by Lowell Drrg Co. Lowell.
Arizona 49,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

The people are not so much inter
ested in the political pains Of the
Miner as they are in good municipal
government for Bisbee. The demo
Gratis are perfectly willing to stand by
the record.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS

Hids for concessions for the Red
Mems picaic 20 be held al Lewis
Springs on May = will be received
from new until May !. Leave BIDS
with Dan b. Seed Maze building. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

It will not be long until Bisbee will
be on a hello" line reaching from
Denver TO Los Angeles. according to
rumor
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27
ETAOIN.

The swift was piling up his string.
His fingers worked like anything.
And now and then a slug occurred
Containing this mysterious word
ETAoIN
Great heavens cried the reader
grim.
I'D like 10 take a club to him;
His takes are bad enough at best.
But this mistake beats all the rest
ETAOLN.
The pressman grinned with ghouiish
glee-
A most sardcnic cGss was he:
To see the word that looks like pi
Had missed the readers eagle eve
ETAoIN.
! The editor, in helpless rage.
/ Glared down at the Offending page
Where his pet leader was adorned
With that strange word he lothed
and scorned--
ErAION
The poor subscriber ciutched hi,
brain:
There's that Internal thing again
What means that weird. ungsial,
word
No dictionary ever heafdg~
ETAOIN.
So. dear subscriber. IN define
And state this ending to a line
From San Francisco TO New Yahk
Means damn the luck in limo talk
ETAoIN
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

Everybody seems to be satisfied
with the result OF the primary cleo
ton on saturday. but the Miner. Poor
thing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

y in American Printer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

Justice should be done Barry and
the Irish citizens Of this cousCry IN
the selection of proper statue OF the
father Of the American navy Barry
gave up the command OF the finest
merchant vessel afoat in American
waters &; iTT5 to take command OF
the Lexington. He captured the first
prize taken by the American navy aud
won the first naval victory he was
the FIRST captain commissioned by
Washington"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-27

DR. w IindIey, prominent at
Springs specially diseases Of all kinds
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-08
We told you in our full page
ads IN the Sentinel andNews
some Of the reasons why the real estate Sit
uation in Grand Junction was attractive at
the present time.

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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-08

An exam
ranger will
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for entran1
Civil Servi
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Forest Sui |
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-12-02
VENDING PROSECUTION BEGINS
Testimony Considered by State as
Against Defendant.

Louisville, Dec. 1.--What the COM
monwealth considers important testi-
mony against Joseph Vending, on
trial for the murder of 8-year-old Alma
Kellner, was given by Father Schulz
mann, pastor Of ST. Johns Catholic
church. and James M. Peyton a meter
reader.
Father Schuhman testified that on
the day the Kellner child disappeared
he detected an unpleasant odor from
the furnace. He asked Vending what
caused this and said Vending replied
that he was burning rags"
Other witnesses testified seeing the
child in the church a few hours before
and members of the Kellner family
identified clothing found with charred
and dismembered portions of a child S
body in a cellar under music room of
the church, as that worn by Alma
Kellner the day she disappeared.
Peyton testified that for six years
he had read a gas meter in the music
room once each month, but that after
the disappearance of Alma Kellner,
Vending refused to allow him to en-
ter the room.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-12-02
TO REPEAL 10 CENT CLEO TAX
BUT SO FORMED AS TO INCREASE
PENALTY.
Department Will Ask for
Several Increases in Appro-
priations.

Washington, Dec. IA bill repeal
inc will be reported to the house at
this session, according to the opinion
expressed by the members of the COM
mittee on agriculture who have ar
rived in Washington. While reduc-
ing the tax on eleomargarine an effort
will be made so to frame the bill as to
protect the dairy interests by increas-
ing the penalty for selling substitutes
for butter as butter.
This will be busy session for the
committee on agriculture. Chairman
Scott has begun the preparation of a
draft of the agriculture appropriation
bill.
The first meeting of the committee
will be held Wednesday of next week
at which arrangements will be made
for a hearing on the appropriation de-
spite the injunction of economy from
the White House.
The agricultural department in it's
estimates is asking for a number of
increases in appropriations. The for
est service asks for half million in
crease to be used for additional force
of rangers and the construction Of
roads and trails through the forest
Last year the appropriation for this
service was $4,000. 1t spent over a
million dollars this year in the forest
fires causing a deficiency which must
be cared for.
The meat inspection bureau asks for
an increase in addition to the perma-
nent annual appropriation of 100000.
The agricultural department insists
on an additional appropriation Of $780,
900 which is needed as a result of the
increase in the meat trade.
The bill for the inspection of nurs-
cry stock, which has passed the SEN
ate, will be reported at an early date
by the committee and be placed upon
the calendar of the house.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-12-02
TAMPA, FLA, SUED FOR $4,000.
BY Trustees of Central Trades and
Labor Assembly.

Tampa, Dec. /. - Suit was filed
tees of the Central Trades and Labor
tees fthe Central Trades and Labor
assembly for $4,000 damages. 1t Is
alleged the assembly has suffered to
this extent by the closing of the la
Dor temple for period Of three weeks
during the strike to prevent gather
ings and by damage done to furniture
and the loss of valuable papers.
The temple was closed some weeks
ago by order of Mayor Mckay TO pre-
vent gatherings at which violent
speeches were made and at which it
was alleged irresponsible speakers in
cited the strikers.
Governor Gilchrist arrived here to
make personal investigation of the
charges made by Samuel Gompers that
the strikers are not being accorded
protection.