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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
Taft Ssrdous kIusjCs

Washington, April 1.-THE presi'
dent has commuted 10 eapore imme
diately the sentence OF imprisonment
Of one year imposed Oct % last ON
Philip Musica. who pleaded guilty at
New York to conspiracy to defraui the
government Of customs dutiss 4 line
rf xhOoa Wss ranitts3
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
Leo Broken hy Dead Man.

=. 6S0 O5O~e" y 0e1e "~'''
Pottsvtlle, Pa. April 1S.s While
handling Q heavy casket containing g.
body, .awaiting burial here, Joseph c.
Hefken,. an undertaken, had it fall on
him. Such was the weight that he was
unable to sustain it, the casket drop
ping upon his right leg, the bones Of
which were fractured.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
Rank President Takes His Life.

Monterey. Va. April 16.-Jared A.
Jones. treasurer Of Highland county
and president OF the First National
bank Of this city, committed suicide st
his home here Business. worries ere
thought to have been the cause
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
orep. Dead Wedding Garden.

Newton, n. j. April 1e. -. While
wedding his garden, Thomas Mason,
sighty-two years OF age. dropped dead.
Apoplexy had caused death. Mr. Ma
son had been resident of this: sec
ton for many years and was well
known
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
AWa ca For The I.aast

The RED Drag on OF tue sky Watch
ihe children for spring coughs and
colds. Ca eful moths RS keep Foley's
Fl ney and Tar in the .hopse. 1t is The
h"st aad safest perception and cure
tos Group where The need 5 urgent aud
imneGlate relief vital nece ssity:
Cuntain 40 epiEtsS ~ harmful drugs.
r fuse sHbslitmtes. The Hayward
Pharmacy :, '5i.at ORD D, vines, Prop.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
WOMEN EXPIATE
KISSING OF TAFT
Suttlagists Adopt Resolution
Thanking Him For Speech.
m HISTORIC COURTESY
Delegates Cepiore Incident Wh5d t.
ecuttve's Views on Votes For Won
en- Evoked Kisses.

Delegates Gepiote Incident Wh5n t.
ecutive's Views on Votes For Won,
en- Evoked Kisses.
Washington Apii! l".---ln rNplanl
| ton oI The hi-snE which greeted ~"
| remaIls OF Pre- rlrnt rant The ,.,,s:,r;
suffrage con, entl"i -,tupf~,t i re>-iH
lion Of thaniS AMI appIr'.tL,2"l4 I": Ms
words OF McltnInr
The resolution ,i-,,ilhei II l2H
as ths MS, lntGr.i.5ml g! HI Ytli''. {.
Recognize OH, lai!y .rir d-trtui'IiiI''h
| TO secure Il ,n:npi@te G.-'..''I.s'-'.
the eby lesllsips lis '"il>i.ti.n a +"
| its power ald sroMtl'
1t also ID ii hat ih= l,i~~'i-.t ~ .'-t'
| CUISINES: LpIls-t. suI ili.,t :itt->e ia
| 'conve1Fed vial utizh, :ta'@ h@rn ri
empty form mic ali "r1l,lai '..l7:it-=t
historic allie. TOT him ali,i T'.i ~
l.oinY 10 ii=vs Vuies.
The RESOLUTION which W a''.u': :. -
! unanimously b. i rising v"is- end
| folloWS
! Resolved That We convey la PIr%i,
dent William II. Taft the thanks ami
appreciation of this convention for his
gelcRme, asshiins hi4 Il Ike same
time that the patriotism ana public
spirit OF the women Of America intend
to make themselves felt In The gov
ernmenT Of which he is the honnred
head = III that At liz. di .tanr date"
Previous TO their meeting The WON
| en- gathered III groups i'll hotel ,nTl!
doris to discuss The Kissing Incident
which was termed bt many As de
plorabls,"
Officers and great number "f the
delegates expressed regret al the &c
Cqrrencs
The session OF The cnnI entinn was
preceded by conference on practical
| methods Of work at which Mary
Hutchinson Page Of Mas -a,husetta
presided
Reports From States.
When Rev Dr Anna Howard Shaw
called the conNenti6n 10 oId-T ieDOrls
were read from South, Dakota Oregon
Washington and Oklahoma in which
states the association has campaigns
pending
The convention paused IN the trans
action Of business 10 pay ItihuF5
. through addrtsse 10 The memory of
, Henry B. Blackwell and William How'd
Garrison. Jr :
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
REARING THE CALF
It Requires Good Judgment and 7
Strict Attention of the Breeder.

Strict Attention Of the Breeder.
When calves are TO be reared eitHt
for breeding uses or for growing if1
beef. great care should be raken
discard some at comparatively eaF
age. An expert says that it would Ita
far better to give away unpronis4f
calves than to attempt TO rear them
1t ia rue nevertheless that there n3a
be Instances wherein calves do 4'
promise we'll at the first and mao
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
STANDING Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg-St. Louis. s: Pitts
purs. 5. Batteries-Corridon. Bach
man. Bresnahan; Belf1eld. Frock. GID
:. AT Philadelphia - Philadelphis; Z:
Brooklyn. 4. Batteries-Moren, Nare
fry. Jackiitsch; Scanlon, Bell Erwin
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Chi
csso, 8. Batteries-Covaleskie SusEs
Clarke; Brown. Archer.
: At Boston-Boston. .; New fork, t
! Batteries = Curtis. Brown Graham
Raymond, Crandali, Schlei.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
HOLDING BACK
FOR BALL|NGER
prosecution" Reserves It's
Big Suns For Him.
COMMITTEE IS DIVIDED
Request Fer Permission to Cfoss'e*
anime Witness Now Testitying A.
ter Secretary Is Heard Starts US
cuSsion.

anime Witness Nc" TeStIfyino AZ
ter Secretary Is Heard Starts Dis
eussion.
Washington. April 1.-THE prose
cution'' in the Ballinger Pinchof con
troyersy indicated at the hearing by
the congressional Investigating COM
mittee that 1t was heiding-its big guns
In reserve until Secretary hallinser
takes the stand
Attorney Brandeis sought PERMISSION
to defer the cross eaamlnai ion OF
Frank Pierce assistant secretary OF
the interior. until after H. had al op-
portuuity 10 question sea- rtarS BAL
lfpger. The committee spteaiEo 10 bs
divided on the question 81 10 whether
Mr.. Braadeis should be Above 10 re-
cali witnesses for Ihe defense a1tef
they had been excasee fTqm the stano
1t was decide 10 Leave ths matter
pending owing to the seaht attensaecs
OF the committee at the tins
A. Unusual Request,
When Senator Sutherland expressed
the opinion thai The Feanest was
most unusual one Mr.. Rrsadets re-
piled that inasmueh ss he had been
denied the privilege Of calling Mt.
BaIlinSer as his witness, heSthouGht
1t no more than right that be should
be allowed 10 cToss-exaInine MI. Bal
linser before questioning his suoordi-
mates.
B In this opinion Senator Purcell
heartily concurFed. but other mem
bers, including Senator Root, strongly
dissented. Mr.. BTandeis added that
after be had CROSS examined DIR. Bei
l.nger he might decide that II. was un'
necessary for him to question Ar.
Pierce and others of his office
Two witnesses besides MIR. Pierce
were heard. Francis Clements, a.
sistant law officer of the interior de-
partment, and Edward C. Finney, as
sistant to the secretary Of thesinterior,
both corroborated Mr.. Pierce's testt
mony in several particulars. Mr.. Pierce
early in the hearing contradicted the
testimony of l., +. CLAWS that ne
(Pierce) had SEN for CLAWS to talk
over the matter Of constructing the
new law Of Msy 3s, 1908. regarding
coal land claims He denied that he
had any talk on The subject with Mr..
CLAWS.
Both Clements and f1nney denied
that CLAWS had said anything TO them
about Secretary Bailinger having ex-
pressed the intention of applying to
the attorney general for an opinion as
to this law. as CLAWS also had ties
tined
The Letter to Lafoiiette.
Mr.. Finney took on his own should
ers the responsibility for the letters
written to Senator. LafoIlette, In which
Mr.. BaIlingsr Eah quoted as saying
that, the water power sites withdraw
under the Garfield adminfsffation had
been restored on recommendation OF
the reclamation service, 0fieiala sof:
the reclamation service had, denied
making such recommendation Z Mr..
Finney said he had prepared the let
tiers by the direction OF MT Bai3inGer.
but that he did lot now whether MI.
Ballinser had read them although
they came from his dask with his
SIGNATURE attached
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
IOnr tongue Is .alat-.l l..
Your br@aIh is fOui.

IOnr tongue Is coated.
Your br%aIh IS foul
Headaches come ani go
These slnyn,oms show that your
stomach is The trouble. To remove the
cause is the hfst thing, and hamber-
lsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets viii
do that. EASY 10 take and most effec-
tive. Sold by ali de .lsrs.
Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss CT time and b, q medicine which
like Chsmberlain'sCoIi Chols-s and
Disrrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects : ii never fails spd is
pleasant snd safe to take Sold BY
oil dealers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
father and nsu,hter Burned

-Bd0teV dVO 0NUSF'keF 0uTUSU.
Morgantown. N Va. 4 pril lo,-ln q
fire which destroyed their. home,
Luther C. Johnson and his threeyear.
cid daughter were crematsd before
they could make their way through
the flames
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16

Try our individual block ice cream,
nth fruit and nuts. Served ct our par.
Lor or delivered ct your home.-W. II.
Aeekins i Bro, 3-3O-tf,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
WOMAN FOUND SHOT

Mystsry IN Death Of Young Wife ct
Aged Pensioner.
GIadwin. Mich. April i6.-Mrs. Clay
Armee, the sixteen-yearold wife of q
farmer IN Tomacco township. was
found dead near her home with g. bull
let wound in her breast. Her husband,
q. whom -she.,Eas married two years
6sr about seventy
couple have two ehfl
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16

~ 1nvestisatiOa Is being made In
N effort TO determine whether the
woman's death was Z suicide or muir
der.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
The Weather

Forecast for. this asction Showers
and cooler today and tomorrow; mod
crate to brisk shifting winds. :.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
Live Stock Markets

FlTTSBURG Union Stock Ysrds)-
cattle steady. choice, IS 204s.25;
prime. So SIT
SHEEP higher: Z tine Wethers, t710
OPS: GUS All roDsni.n. SEQ AGO;
iambs S. - veal ,ziy9s, $s500s.
s HOES ady, .eime hsavies "a
diuns All szEv Yc:;.vts. $3.50: Ii. /
workers. BIZ! ti:- sli: raTgts IS =.
n.IG
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-16
1AsE BALL SCORES.
:siIswina 10 the Result OF Games
etsvad Hsst0rdaV

FSlIsWiN0 70 the -Nesut u ~vs
Played Yesterday.
s,AMERIcAN, LEAGUE.
~ Observation-Disclosures, 8; New York,
9. Estteries-Smith, Carrisan: Quinn
Ford. Eriser, Sweeney.
At Chicago-St. Louis. .; Chicago
/. Batteries Petty, Stephens: Walsh
Burns. Olmstead, Payne.
At Washinston-Athleti s: WASH
Ipston. 2. Batteries-Bender Living
stone; Resisting. Stteer.
At Cleveland. 6; Detroit. 2
Batteries. inke. Easterly; Wt!isA
Works. Stanage, Schmidt.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

of conjecture. Certainly another op- portunity would not be offered for years This conclusion is based on the sound and indisputabie fact that the opportunity to erect a state govern ment was granted to Arizona most re- luctantly by the leaders in congress, and only because President Taft wig orously wielded the big stick. There is a very large element in the senate which is opposed to admitting Arizona, if any excuse can be found for talk ing that stand. Our adoption of an objectionable constitution would fur nish precisely the excuse that is sought It would be said to us: We kept our promise to you. We gave you a chance to come in. You have not kept your promise to us. We al- ways doubted your fine statements about the intelligence of Arizona peo- pie. You promised us that Arizona would frame and adopt a sane and creditable constitution. You have sent us a constitution polluted with socialism-a constitution which is a farce. and which provides for the very destruction of the representative sys- tenn of government. Good bye"
 And what could President Taft do for us, further Would he not be jus tified in saying to us, Gentlemen, you have misled me as to the sanity and intelligence of the people of Arizona"
 We believe that the Arizona Demo crat wants statehood. We ask 1t to be fair enough with it's readers to cor rect the statement to which we have referred
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

Dr. Emmon's optical par1ors, 36 North Fourth Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

Higley, many years ago. was road master in the Santa Fe service. He left the railway service voluntarily, many years before he acquired an ownership in The Republican, Anybody that makes a contrary statement is a liar
 We understand that Mir. F. A. Jones, formerly general freight and passenger agent of the Santa F., lines in Arizona, and now one of the demo- tional convention. is father of the statement that during the time Nr. Ely was in the employment of the territory he was in receipts of sgdl- ary from the Santa Fe people that he, Jones, has personal knowledge of the fact If Jones makes such statements-Mr. w. D. Bell is our aothority for the allegation that he had made such statements-he is an infamous liar
 Never at any time in his life did MT. Ely, in any shape, form or fash ion, receive a dollar from any railroad or any railroad official During some ten months of the incumbency of Gov ernor Murphy, and during some four months in the first days of the Kip bey administration, MT. Ely was a hired man on The Republican, as al- ready stated: he worked at the news paper desk at night, aod s1 worked some IS hours day.
 At recent meeting of the commit tee at Prescott, Mir Ely did not talk politics with a solitary Santa Fe of- 'icial. Nor was he "sert home in a private car." although if he had mad an opportunity he would gladly have come home that way. For a part of the way coming down, General Man ager Drake's car was attached to the train, and MT Ely went into Mir. Drake's car and visited with that estimable gentleman Not a word on political topics was uttered. MT. Ely happens to be fortunate enough to be able to associate with gentlemen wherever he meets them.
 The republican platform, every word of it, was formulated anl written by Judge Joseph H. Kibbey, George D. Christy, Esq. Judge Thomas Arm strong, Jr., MT. Dwight B. Heard, and other local republicans in collabora- tion with the platform committee
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
The Hon. Barney and the Kings
 English.

The Hon. Barney" Kersting is an- other reformer who, having been ob- scured by the shifting curtains of poli- tics, has come to the front again.
 The Hon Barney. at the plaza meeting Wednesday night. found him. self in distress because. according to him, The Republican had insulted the people by calling them mob"
 What the Hon. Barney does not know about the English language would probably make good sized dictionary Having been a member of the city council during a historic period, he possibly knows more about water works deals than he does about the niceties of the Kings English.
 The Century Dictionary, which is a standard authority. gives this defini- ton of the noun mob:
 The common mass of people; the multitude; hence. a promiscuous az gregation of people in any rank of life"
 The Republican took occasion some time ago to use the word mob" in this sense, and in the article in which the word was used, took care to ex- plain that it was in this meaning that the term was used.
 But let us not be too severe with the Hon. Barney while he is working the reform side of the street.
 Meanwhile, let us repeat that The Republican is edited and published for the intelligent people of Arizona, who have no trouble in knowing the meaning of what they read in it.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

PHOENIX, ARIZ, AUGUST 26. 1910
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
A Dangerous Mistake.

If the people of Arizona were to be so foolish as to rely upon a statement made by the Arizona Democrat of Wednesday, they would be danger ously misled.
 This statement, in effect, was that the people take no risk as to state hood in forming and adopting con stitution that will be rejected at Washington; that even if the consti tuition sd framed and adopted should be rejected at Washington, it would be only necessary for the constitu tional convention to reassemble and frame another constitution in accord ance with the views of the president and the congress-that the enabling act provides for precisely this procedure.
 We assume that our friend, the Democrat, made this statement in good faith, but it is absolutely untrue.
 The enabling act does not provide for further procedure in the event of the rejection of the constitution at Washington.
 If the constitution is rejected at Washington, that will be the end of statehood
 We believe the Democrat became confused because of the provision in the enabling act for another constitu- tionaI convention in case the constitu- ton is rejected by the people at the polls The following extract from section 21, which is the only language in the law relating to a second con- stitution, is no doubt the section which caused the Democrat to fall into its mistake We quote from the law:
 If a majority, of the votes cast at said election shall reject the consti- tuition. the said canvassing board shall forthwith certify said result to the governor of said territory, together with a statement of the votes cast upon the ratification or rejection of said constitution and also a state ment of the votes cast for and against such provisions thereof as were sep arately submitted to the voters at said election; whereupon the governor of said territory shall, by proclamation, order the constitutional convention to reassemble at a date not later than twenty days after the receipt by said governor of the documents showing the rejection of the constitu- tion by the people. and thereafter 8 new constitution shall be framed and the same proceedings shall be taken in regard thereto in like manner as if said constitution were being originally prepared for submission and submitted to the people.
 Should the constitution be rejected at Washington. there positively is no day of grace for the people of Ari- zona to rectify their mistake in fram- ing and adopting a constitution con- trary to the Washington view. They don't have two chances, don't you know" With the rejection of the constitution by either the president or by congress, Arizonas chances of statehood go glimmering When they might be revived is a mere matter
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
Some Straight Talk.

Irritated by their failure to, break the force of The Republicans argu ments in favor of a constitution which will assure statehood for Arizona and assure to the people of Arizona the prosperity which goes with statehood because of the great influx of immi- grafton and capital that follow a ter ritory's admission into the Union, some of the politicians of Maricopa county are resorting to silly lies.
 For example:
 They are telling on the stump and to voters individually, that The Re- publican is a railroad organ" and that its editor and managing owner is a Santa Fe" man.
 They are telling that Mir. Ely, when he attended the meeting of the execu- NlNC NOllllilllNCt Ol NllC COlll- mittee at Prescott recently, consulted with the Santa Fe officers and ob- tained from them the platform which was adopted by the republicans of Maricopa county.
 They are telling that MT. Ely was sent home by the Santa Fe people in a private car"
 E They are telling that MT Ely. while territorial officer. received a salary from a railroad.
 Each of these statements is an ab- solute lie. Every man that makes such statements is an infamous liar This applies to "Pious Charley" Akers, to Performer" Charley David son, and to everybody that may make the statements or any of them.
 There are many new voters in the county Some of them may believe these lies. For their information we take leave to state the facts
 Many years ago. the present editor and managing owner was hired man on The Republican staff At that time the paper was owned by group of gentlemen, conspicuous among whom was a prominent Santa Fe of ficial. In 19O5-just five years ago, exactly-the question arose as to whether the paper should support Governor Kibbey in the great fight he had just begun for the equalization of the burdens of taxation. MT. Ely could not have his way about it. He voluntarily resigned his position, and thereafter had the honor to be one of the governors trusted assistants in the territorial administration.
 From that date. until the first of last September, when, having with Mir s. w Higley purchased The Repub- lican property, MT. Ely had abso- lutely nothing to do in shaping the policy of the paper. He had no con- nection with it, and never wrote a line for ii, except in a few instances for the purpose of securing accurate quotation in official statements, as was done for other papers. He was no more responsible for what the paper said or did than was "Piors Charley" or "Reformer" Charley.
 Since September of last year, The Republican has been owned and con- trolled exclusively by MT. Ely and MT. Higley. Nobody on earth has a right to. or does. dictate its policy. Nobody else on earth has any finan- cial interest in the property, direct Or indirect. Neither Mir Higley nor Mir Ely has any railroad connections. Mir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
Says Jury Which Returned
a Verdict Today
In AN ELECTION CONTEST
somervilIe's Executive Gets Verdict
Against Proprietor Of somerviIle Sun
and a Former Somerville
Minister.

Boston, Feb. LA verdict or guilty
was rendered to-day BY the jury in the
East Cambridge court against George
III Pratt, proprietor Of the someyille
Sun, and Rev f. L. Bayliss, formerly
a Somerville clergyman, who we're charg-
ed with eriminaily libeling Mayor
John Nc Woods Of somerville. Sentence
viii be imposed tomorrow.
Mayor Woods was the principal wit.
ness the claim being made that defend.
ants charged him with drunkenness,
with abettine in the violation Of the
liquor law ID somervile and that be
was one of q party that went to New
Bedford TO inspect FIRE apparatus. that
liquor was carried in the automobiles
and that several Of the party we're ia a
helpless condition on their return to
Somerville
Judge Bond began his charge TO the
jury at $40 a. M. yesterday and the
case was given to the jury at ll;2s.
Al 3 o'clock the jury returned for in
structions. The court adjourned at 4
o'clock and at SOP the jury, having
reached verdict, sealed it up and
went home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
AssuREs aoo DEPosIroRs.
southbridge Bank President Bids Them
Be Patient for Funds

southbfidpe. Mass, Feb Ira mass
meeting Of 200 deposit0rs in the South
bridge Savings bank was held last night.
Edwin ID Derosier, the new town treas.
urer. presided
President Calvin D Paige Of the bank
assured the depositors their funds were
all right and that they would be paid in
full, ii they would but have patience.
The audience seemed satisfied with Mr..
paiee's assurance.
After 4 meeting Of The trustees Charles
w. Hill issued the following statements
The trustees and officers Of the bank
are doing everything ia their power 80
protect the deposit0rs interests We
cannot at this time give i report If the
condition Of The bank, for If we were
to issue a statement and later find that
it was incorrect, il would not only be
8 reelection upon the trustees, but an
injustice to the depositors
we are sorry Tor those who have
their savings tied UP in the bank, but
we cannot do any more than we are now
doing If the depositors attempt u force
The bank, ! cannot say what the result
might be."