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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
No Report This Week

No Report This Week.
The grand jury will make no report
this week, there being more business
to come up than at first anticipated
The report will probably be made
some time Monday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15

Miss Myrtle Johnson of Angola, In
diana, is spending several days in Mt.
Vernon, the guest of her cousin, Miss
Bertha Belt OF West Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Professional CARDS
AttOrneyS-a1--AaW
L. B. HOUCK

ATT ORNEY AT LAW
Office Rogers building, No. Ill s. Main
street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Rooms 2
and 3, second floor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
FRANK o. LEVERING

r iORNEY AT LAW
All business of legal nature given
prompt attention and especially to
practice III the Probate Court. Office
No. 9 East High street, Mt. Vernon, o
New Phone, Office 104; Residence, 354
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Building County Hospital for Tuber-
culosis.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
County Commissioners of Knox county,
Ohio, will receive sealed proposals up TO
10 o'clock, a. M, on
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Goes to Industrial School,

Goes to Industrial School
Florent PHILIPPE the juvenile de-
linquent, who ran away from his home
in South Vernon a week or more ago,
and who was found at St. Louisville,
by Juvenile Officer Purcell, was Civ
en- a hearing before Probate Judge
Berry Of the juvenile court Thursday
afternoon on a charge of truancy. AT
ter hearing all the evidence against
the boy, Judge Berry sentenced him
to the Lancaster Industrial school.
The boy will probably be taken to the
institution on Saturday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Fifth Partial

Fifth Partial
fifth partial account has been FL
ed in probate by H. II. Greer, eXecu-
tor and trustee of Louisa j. Rook,
showing the following: Received
$9O4.66, paid out $2.469.79, due execu-
tor S1,56513.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15

A daughter was born Thursday af-
enoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Stumbaugh of
near Greersville.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
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The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
DEADLOCK ON YARD TRACK.

The House yesterday disagreed to the
Senate amendment to the naval appro-
priation btu authorizing the Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad TO
maintain its track connection with the
Washington Navy Yard for two years
more. Representative Sims, OF Tennessee.
led the fight against it. The bill was sent
back 10 conference, and the eouferees IN
structed to insist upon the elimination OF
the provision
Mr.. Sims offered as an amendment to
the Senate amendment, his bill appropri-
ating about 100000 for the construction
by the government OF the necessary switch
connection with the yard. II went out on
a point OF order
It now seems certain that the solution
OF the trackage problems at the navy
yard as proposed by the Senate will not
be accepted by the House, which has
twice registered a protest against the
continuation Of the present tracks, the
only remaining tracks on grade in the
District. The tracks have been ordered
removed. This order was suspended by
an injunction. which expired May q.
Unless way out Of the difficulty is
adopted speedily the tracks must be torn
up. In this event it has been stated that
iabout 5000 workmen at the yard may be
thrown out of employment
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
Big BATTLE ship
FOR BROOKLYN YARD
House Debate on Naval Bill
Brings Disclosure.

A Senate amendment to the naval ap-
preparation bin. providing that one of
the great z7.0O0-ton battle ships appro-
priated for in the measure must be built
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was agreed
to by the House Of Representatives yes
terday.
The Senate amendment was, however,
vigorously opposed.
There have been deliberate attempts
at the Bethlehem Steel Companys plant
70 deceive the government in the manu-
factre OF big guns for battle ships, ac-
cording to Representative Hughes, of
New Jersey, who made serious charges.
Il have information based on sworn
affidaYits," said he, that men were en-
ployed at that plant TO putty up the
cracks and cover up other defects in
guns made for the government so that
they would pass inspection"
Mr. Roberts. OF Massachusetts. a mem
Der Of the Naval Committee, wanted to
know If the guns had passed inspection
after the defects had been covered up.
Mr.. Hughes replied that he didn't know
and hadn't been able to find out -
The House refused 10 agree to the SEN
ate amendment abolishiDg the Bureau OF
Equipment in the Navy Department as
a part OF the Meyer plan of reorganIza-
ton IN that department
At the conclusion of the debate the
naval bill was returned 10 conference.
The House adopted. without division. the
conference report on the river and harbor
bill' which passed tie Senate Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
CONGRESS BRIEFS.

Secretary Of State Knox sent Communication 10
Speaker Cannon yesterday calling attention TO the
necessity for appropriation Of $500 to permit
this government to participate IN the International
Opium Conference at The Hague.
-Four Washington correspondents told the Olcott
special committee, which Is investigating the ship
subsidy. when they on the stand yesterday,
that they knew nothing whatever q any press
bureau OF lobby IN Washington for OF against ship
subsidy legislation.
IongcOntiuued enthusiastic applause greeted Rep
resentstive Walter /. Smith, the IOWn stand pafter
who won in the primaries against the combined
Cs1mrnins Deliver forces When 10 entered the House
yesterday. The regulars gave Aif. Smith an ovation
and crowded around him with happy smiles.
L. De Lend, refugee from Mexico, rrcs;nsed 70
the House Committee on Rules dranssie story n
his fight from Mexico and his alleged persecution
in the United States By Americas and Mexican
officials De Land said he was arrested Eve tinrs
IL Los Angeles. Cal. on "tumpssl.up" charges.
and served more than 100 days 10 the JAZZ there.
senstOE ]. c. Burrows Of Michigan. chairman a
the Committee Privileges and fs.ec4ions hss
gone 10 New York 70 visit hts daughter Ma Ne
Neir. who has been III. Tie meeting Of the esa-
mittee planned for to-day, 10 consider the rsae Of
United States Senator William Tor4mer. viii to
postponed until next week
Senator Owen Of Oklahoma failed aeain IN tia
Senate yesterday TO get consideration 81 his Tcslu
ton directing the COMMITTEES Ca priy!ieses and
Elections 20 report st the next session of Congress-
on the amendment for the election Of Senators bx
direct vote OF the people. He ave u0ties that he
VII call up the resolution today.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
HEYBURN'S TACTICS
Won Him HIS POINT
Secures Amendment forLand
Survey in Idaho.

The Senate witnessed yesterday a prac-
teal demonstration Of the fact that IT is
worth while 10 make q tight in that body
During the consideration OF the sundry
civil bill Senator Hepburn offered an
amendment appropriating 10000 for q
survey Of public lands In Idaho. The OBJ
lection Of q Senator results in the elm
nation OF an entirely new amendment
An objection on the part Of Senator Hale
knocked out the amendment offered by
the Idaho Senator.
In few minutes amendments for sur
veys IN Nevada, Oregon. Utah, and
Alaska, which were placed IN The bin by
the Senate Committee on Appropriations.
came before the Senate for action. Sena-
tor Hepburn objected to each IN turn. de-
spite the urgent appeals of Senators from
those States to withdraw his point OF
order.
Il failed to get any sympathy from
you" said Senator Hepburn. in address,
ing the Senators who were making ap-
peals to him. when lifted my voice IN
behalf OF the settlers who are waiting for
a survey Of the public lands In Idaho"
Senator'S Feared Objections.
It looked as though Senator Hepburn
had prepared to knock out every COM
mittee amendment in the bin, 'and after
conferences among Senators the chair
man OF the Appropriations Committee,
Senator Hale. announced that he would
withdraw objection TO the amendment of
the Senator from Idaho.
The peace that had been restored came
very nearly being disturbed again by
Senator Bailey. of Texas. He recalled
that on Thursday his plea for the reten-
ton OF a Texas item IN the river and
harbor bill had been denied by the SEN
ate, and he made the suggestion that he,
too. would be more successful should
he follow the tactics OF the Idaho Sena-
tor
II am exhibiting an amfcability I do
not feel" said the Senator from Texas
Il reluctantly desist from interposing an
objection here. I want to call attention
to the fact that Senators from the West
have not lived up to the philosophy they
have preached here to-day"
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
HOUSE REFUSES
TO PAY FOR AUTO
Members Balk on Item Of
$500 for Speaker.

Two little $500 items for the uainte-
nance OF automobiles for Vice President
Sherman and Speaker Cannon are the
only matters now in disagreement In the
legislative. executive. and judicial ap-
preparation BILL
There was only about one-third of a
quorum in the chamber when Mr.. Gillett.
OF Massachusetts, called up this confer
ence report, Just before adjournment last
evening, but this corporafs guard sat
down good and hard on the automobile
items
Everything else in the report, inelud-
ing an increase in the contingent fund Of
the House from $4,000 TO S75.OOO received
favorable action.
The Senate automobile item was voted
down. 6s TO Il. Everybody wanted to
get away and tellers were refused.
The item for the Speakers automobile
was voted down. Il to 49,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
CHRIS WAS PREMATURE.

Poor Chris Columbus, from his place. somewhere in SILENT
wndswept space looks down upon this whng sphere and wipes
away phantom Perhaps he says old Cabot: Those
nearepore down below drawing many golden beans by
writing for the magazines and knged by the King and
all cutting by ng They're onized beat the band
have worshers every hand and what they did accounts
they found pole climbed Oh Jumping Ginger when
think of how sailed the drink wresled with
groucy and found land that knew those cheap
porers down below pretty punk me- Cabot And when
sailed back home again did receive the praise of men Did old
Ben Hampton break his neck to load with big fat check? Did
England monarch take his sword and make of blooming
lord Did medals from foreign lands and ribbons blue from
prncey hands Not your whiskers friend Cabot Ny
Mud I'd have you know they chucked prsonap
though that ohnsng chap This facts plain yonder
noon lived four hundred years too soonP
coOpdAt 1910 b. George Matthew Aams) Walt MASON
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11

Statistics said Mr.. Clemens. are the most
interesting things knoz. just set your statistica.
and (here his Toice tTailed OF to a Whisper then
yOu distort them as much as you please."-
Kiping On Marx Twain"
Vindication has arrived for the Payne
| Aldrich tariff in the form OF a table OF
statistics bearing directly on the meas
ure. prepared by o. Z. Austin, chief Of
the Bureau Of Statistics of the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor.
Senator Aldrich is shown 20 have been
right. and Serene E. Payne to have been
right. and Uncle Joe'' not 10 have been
the demon painted. while Senators Doni-
yer. cummins. and Beverage have been
wrong. far wrong.
Greatest I'm History.
Figuring on a nlne-month period from
August !. and running back twenty years.
the customs receipts for the last period,
or under the operation OF the new tariff,
are given as s252,l50Sl4
This is the greatest in the history of
the country. The nearest approach to
this sum was in 1s07-under the Dingley
law-when So. So. So9 was received.
In addition, the value OF the total i'm
ports-sl. 20, III. tls-was larger than in any
similar period; also the dutiable imports
and the free imports. The dutiable I'm
ports were valued at s6O4.240 .S6S and the
free at s60l $50. 10 This reveals an aver
age ad valorem Suty Of 4l.73 per cent on
the dutiable imports and OF 20.s1 per cent
or the total imports.
THE Dlngley tariff" says Chief Austin.
sseh0yvAd r,Ar~Ag,sage sa-~ "a 20 -, 4o+of
imports during its entire life; the Wilson
law showed 2L92. and the Mckinley 22l2.
The new tariff. consequently, shows be-
low these mother tarifT acts, even with
larger free and dutiable list and speaks
for itself"
Imports for Manufacturing.
An additional tabulation prepared by the
bureau shows imports for manufacturing
purposes. and gives thereby line on the
manufacturing activity Of the country
This includes hides and skins, crude IN
dia rubber, lumber. wood pulp. tin. cop
per. copper ore, iron ore. leaf tobacco,
raw wool, raw cotton, raw silk. raw
| fibers. chemicals. drugs. and minor ma
terial for manufacturing use.
All Of these. with the exception OF the
silk and fiber imports. show substantial
| increase over the imports for .ne like
period of last year and over the average
for the similar period in the past decade
The silk shows a 1903 per cent decrease
| and the fiber imports II. 40 per cent. Only
the amount OF material imported IS
shown and not the value.
Increase In Wood Pulp.
Among the more interesting OF the I'm
ports shown are those covering wood
pulp. cotton, and WOOL Wood pulp dis
plays an increased importation OF s5.1s
per cent over the 1909 period, and Of
1901 per cent over the average for the
last ten years.
The cotton imports were 72o44 ia
pounds. or S.S42597 pounds more than IN
1909. g IA per cent increase. Wool. with
go, ,2SI pounds, is S2el4321 pounds
ahead OF the 1909 imports.
You know" explained Mr. Austin.
''all tariffs are designed for revenue
| primarily" he adds.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
Pilgrims Dine Peary

London. June iO.-The Pilgrims tonight
gave q dinner in honor OF Commander
Peary at the Savoy Hotel. Lord Alver-
stone acted as chairman. Prominent on
his right and left at the chief table were
Commander Peary. Gen. Woodford, ]. p.
Morgan. Lord BTassey, Capt Scott. the
antarctic explorer, and the Bishop OF
Hereford. Lord Alverstone eulogized
Peary's feat The latter described his
polar trip briefly.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
Hammer..ein L. Rnrren-

The State Department will take no ac-
ton to aid Oscar Hammerstein to enter
Russia so that he may visit st. Peters
burg. The department has been officially
informed OF the action of the Russian
government which declined to permit him
70 enter the country on the ground that
he Was a jew.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
COunterfeitS.

Read what the GREATEST NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICA has
say on this subjects
The manufacturers Castoa have been compelled to spend hundreds Of
This has been nead by Of pirates oOuterng the 0atOa trade
mark This cOuneng crime only against the proprors 0oa
but against the growing generation all persons should be careful that
GastOa bears the signature Chas Fletcher they would guard the health
Ofthe children Parents and mothers particular ought carefully examine
the OastO advertisements which have een appearing in this paper and
member that the wrapper every bottle genuine Casa bears the fac-simile
signature Ca Fletcher under whose supervision has been manufactured
continuously for thirty years-Rb5ZGdepho Bulletin.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
JUNE 10. 1901
SENATE.


Tie Senate resumed consideration Of the sun
dry civil appropriation BIZ yesterday.
Senator Bcyerdge, Of Indiana. addressed the
Senate for nearly three hours in advocacy Of 5
strong tariff commission and in support OF the
provision Of the bill aUr-OTTiattng 5000 for
continuing the work Of the t4rin board.
Tie Senator was sharply questioned By Sena-
tors Aldrich. Hale. and Galiinger. After sIF.
Beve-idse concluded, Senator Hale ATTACHED the
tariff commission idea Put forward By Mr.. Bev-
eFidge as an attempt 70 destroy the Aldrsch-
Payne tariff law
The consideration Of the bin was not com-
pleted, and It Will be resumed to-day. when
Other insurgrnt Republican Senators wiz talk IN
favor Of the tariff commission.
Senator Money leader Of the minority. an
nounced that Senator Foster. Of Louisiana. had
resigned as the DeInoczte confsree on the rail-
way bill. and that Senator Newiands. Of Ne
Vada. had been appointed 10 succeed him.
The Senate adjourned az $50 p. N until TO-DAY
at Z O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
ohariottesviIIe Banker Dies,

Charlottesville. Va. June Io-JacqueIin
Marshall Robertson, cashier Of the Pee
pies National Bank. died az o'clock this
morning OF pneumonia, after an illness
Of less than one week. He wss born IN
Dsnville. Va On June IS, 1854
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11

A buggy driven by Elliott sterns for ].
II. Weinberg, OF Center Market. was run
into and demolished yesterday by 3
Ninth, street car at Ninth street and
Louisiana avenue.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
I0uSE-

Yesterday was a day Of conference reports Il
the House. always an indication that the end Of
a session IS drawing near.
The House started out with discussion uf tbs
report on the naval appropriation bill. which.
after some items had been agreed 20 and some
disagreed 10. was returned 20 conference.
Then the conference report on the liver and
harbor bill. which was passed in the Senate
THURSDAY. was agreed TO by the House.
The report on the legislative BILL owing 10 the
refusal Of the House TO favor the appropriation
Of $500 for the maintenance Of automobiles for
the Vice President and the Speaker. was re-
TUNED TO conference
The House adjourned at SIS 7. n until TO
day st y o'clock,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11

IN DEFICIENCY BILL
Total S268,269 in Measure
Reported Yesterday.
LAST OF THE SUPPLY LAWS

Carrying a Total of About se,oOO,-
600, the Deficiency Bin Is the Last
Appropriation Measure TO BE
Passed This sessfOn-PrOvisiOn for
District Penal institutions Made.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
STATUS OF TARIFF
Official Report Vindicates
Payne and Aldrich.
DOLLIVER AND CUMMINS ERR

Figuring on Nine Months Period
from August 1, and Running Back
Twenty Years, Customs Receipts
Under new Schedule Are Given as
s202,oOO,OOO, Greatest ia History.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
KENSlNGToN.

Cars ron 18th and \. I. ave. every quarter hou
until $50 ?. M. and then from Loop. Connect at
Chevy Chase lake with Ksnsiugton Line.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
Letters from Prominent Druggists
addressed TO ChaS. H. Fletcher.

Conger Bros OF St Paul. Mnn che
full Of merit and worthy recommendation"
@. Loder Philadelphia years have sold
Fetcher Castoria and pleased given universal
satisfaction"
The sox Denver Castoria has
surely become household word Seemingly
children
HOagland Mansfield Boston. nothing
your give
Rkes Drug Stores Of New York CITY ether Castora
popular preparations
nothing but good about it."
patent which
cOnscsntously recommend
n
OF Chicago ns "The increasing
your discriminating public
merit convinced that
hesitate friends"
Drug Francisco. Cal, always
the original protection have been
anything Fetchers
article from who they
would mt be vvihout Il In THAR horaes"
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
CAPE MAY CITY HOTELS.
PENNSYLVANIA RESORTS.

BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.
Chapman Manor and Mountain House, both houses
built Of store; highest point on the Western MARY
land Railroad two hours from baltimore; open all
the year Address JOHN ". WEIGH as above on
at The Newell. h st. NV, Washington D. G..
Newly furnished; superior table; Comfortable and
homelike; under same management
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PARK Place and Ocean Rebuilt and Tefurnished ele-
vator 10 level OF street. private baths: honeke. IN
svc.Ile5 tshIo r. W. RICHARDS.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
Saengerbund Excursion
10 Marshall Hall.

SUNDAY, JUNE =.
ALL KINDS OF ADJUSTMENTS.
Boats leaEs 7th St wharf at 10 a. N, $50 aut
$50 = m.
Rnllnd TIN
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11

Kentncky aTe-F9rst house from Boardwalk Ocean
view rooms Center Of all attractions. Modern IN
rToFements Elevator. Bathing from hotel kstes
and booklet on request. MORRIS l. JOHNSON,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11

HOTEL ARLINGTON b B.ssi.'n c a5seRs 1ssI
Open all year. Improved and refurnished. Elevator
Private baths Running water IN rooms. Open
slfrorndings. Write for booklet ard special rates
sor June and July. Ownership management. r. J.
OSBORNE & SON.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
HOTEL KENTUCKY. new

KFNTVCKY AVE-, NEAR BOARDWALK.
Brick addition Of 50 rooms Jlsst completed, eeva-
tor rrtvate baths: electric lights running water and
'phOues in rooms; white service; butter, poultry,
ears and milk direct from our farm; hue table;
music SO TO SIS weekly s. to S peT day illustrated
h,okief T. A. CHAPMAN.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
HOTEL TRACY

Ocean end Mass. ave. IN
obstracted yieT Of Boardwalk;
private baths: $l2 up weekly.
JACOB 3. HAWK.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-11
The PHILIPS HOUSE
THE RICHMOND.

Ocean end Of Massachusetts, ave. Ocean view,
s.ean heat elevator. AIrs. F. P. PHILLIPS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-04-07

ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving all
impurities out of the system, insur-
ing a free and regular condition and
restoring the organs of the body to
health and strength Sold by H. T.
Davis
Jason Lee and Ed. Boswell, two
prisoners who were serving Jail SEN
fences, made their escape from the
county Jail Saturday, while in charge
of Deputy Shull. Lee was serving a
sentence for passing a worthless
check, and Boswell was in for boot
logging.
Bartlett Sincair of Rathdrum has
practically announced himself as
candidate on the republican prim-
airy ticket for congress to succeed
I. r. Hamer. Sinclair was prom
inent in Idaho politics during the
Coer 'dAlene mining troubles when
the ''bull pen" was established.
81 have been somewhat costive,
but Doan's Regulets gave just the
result desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly. -
George B. Kraus, 306 Walnut Ave
Altoona, Pa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-04-07
Golden Rule Store
Onion sets at Reilly's

Onion sets at Reilly's
Wire every kind for every pur
pose at Hawkins hardware.
4 Jack Little and family leave thi.
week for their summer home a
! Ola.
Five year old cider vinegar 4(
cents a gallon at Emmett Mercan.
tile Co.'S.
Harry Workman has been ap.
pointed deputy county assessor for
the bench country.
We have just received our SUP
ply of bulk and package gatden
seeds. L. NJ. Reilly & Co.
For light draying and general
delivery, call up X. f. Thomas,
phone "a black. Office at Pastime
Cigar Store.
Tom Russell has moved from
the Brown house on Second street
to the Bishop house recently vacat.
ed by w. II. Shane.
A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil. strongest, cheapest lin
iment ever devised. A household
remedy in America for rs years.
Finley Monroe left Monday for
the East on business. He will ex-
tend his trip to West Virginia to
visit his brother, DR.. M onroe.
Lee Heap, who has been running
a hotel and barber shop at Sweet
since last fall, is back in Emmett,
and he will make his home here.
Get our prices on wagons aud
buggies. We allow no one to un-
dersell us or compete with us in
quality. Hawkins hardware.
The Index was in error when it
stated last week that Ed Tyler was
the contractor of he Henry Cooke
farm residence. VIM. Kinsey was
the lucky man.
Miss Bernice Laravea spent her
spring vacation helping the folks
move into their new bungalow.
She returned Sunday to her school
in Boise valley.
Peter Kesseler closed his refresh
ment stand Friday morning. The
bar fixtures have been taken down
and packed and he is talking OF
opening up at Horseshoe Bend.
Miss Margaret keenan,, principal
Of one OF the Nampa school build
lngs, came over from the Junction
City Saturday and spent serveral
days visiting her sister, Mrs. @. B. /
Mains.
The Rebekah lodge is having
quite revival. Tuesday night
i've candidates were gwen the de.
srees and eight applications We're
taken under consideration. An
elaborate banquet was spread after
The close of the nights work.