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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-10-18
SHALL EIGHTH DISTRICT
Line UP FOR CANNON?
CONGRESSMAN HELM Delivers
VIGOROUS ADDRESS AT DAN
VILE MONDAY.

A large crowd heard Congressman
Helm speak az Danville. lie dealt
some powerful blows 10 the inter
csts" and the Eighth district republi.
cans who seek 20 send a man 10 Con.
gress who vail vote for Cannon and
support ali the Interests" he and the
Aldrich gang represent MIR Helm
said in part.
The Republican machine Ia this
Congressional district does not appear
10 be in good working order. but badly
out OF gear. On the 9th day OF August
q last the Republicans met Ia conyen.
ton at Danville. and. after adopting
a platform of the standpat variety.
places Mr.. r. l.. Ewell on same. The
platform still stands; II has not been
renounced by the high. brows. who con
Htituted themselves the whole party
and selected The present nominee with.
out any reference whatever 10 the
wishes Of the voter of the Republican
party. nor has II been renowned by
the present nominee himself Mr..
Ewell simply stepped on OF Il. because
he found Il was rotten, and discovered
that those who framed II up did not
understand the temper Of the people
nor the drift OF sentiment OF his own
party In this district. He attempts,
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Shot By White Men
AND jim JONES WAS ROBBED OF
THREE GALLONS OF BOOZE

Jim Jones a hard-v orking and res
pected Lancaster negro was shot in
the chest and probably fatally wound
ed by two white men on Traylor's
lane in the Gilbert's Greek section
early Saturday evening. He says that
he was going home when they held
him up" and when he remarked that
they must be joking. they fired on
him. They then robbed him OF few
collars and took three and a half gal
Ions of whisky which he was carrying
wrapped in a sack
Warrants have been issued at the
instigation of County Attorney W. 5.
Eurch for the arrest OF Charles I'm
her and Alvin Thomas, of the Hyatts-
Vile section in Garrard county. charg
ing them with the crime. Officials OF
Carrard, said last night, however that
the men have skipped out and cannot
be found.
A prominent official declare his be-
liet that a blind tiger is being run
at full blast il the section OF the coun-
" where this affair occurred.
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Kills His Man
LOCAL BAD NEGRO SHOOTS LAM
CASTER BLACK ON TRAIN

PHI" Bryant, a local negro Of a
fighting reputation stot and instant
ly killed John Doty a Lancaster negro
on the excursion train returning from
Cincinnati Sunday night. The shoot
ing took place between Paris and
Winchester Bryant immediately jump
ed off the train. but was later seen
riding on the trucks between the bag
gage car and the engine and was sur
rounded ard captured being lodged in
Jail at Winchester.
According to eye witnesses the kill
ing was entirely unprovoked Bryant
1t is said had been cut or stuck on the
mouth going to Cincinnati, and AS he
passed Doty coming back, the latter Is
said to have laughingly accosted hin
as "Muffle Mouth Bryant imme-
diately went TO a rear coach, borrow
ed pistol from his brother and came
back and shot Doty as he sat in his
seat.
Bryant had some trouble with some
negroes here recently in which he Is
saio to have badly beat up some eight
lie is regarded as a bad man.
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Estrsvisanee OF Republicans.

MIR. Helm next called attention TO
the extravaganza OF the Republican
party. stating that The public bust
ness transacted by the Federal Con
Rress had grown to stupendous proper
tons. Experience is valuable asset
Of the representative who has to deal
with this immense volume of business;
the voter may IN q measure obtain q
partial knowledge OF its magnitude
when he realizes that the appropria-
tions made and authorized go far be-
yond the billion-dollar mark. as ap
pears from the following:
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however. to conceal his real motive
in Withdrawing by saying that his eye
sight IL bad. when. as a matter OF fact.
he has recovered his second vision,
and cult because he saw the writing
on the wall.
Read the Platform.
THE platform IL q very significant
document as reported by The Ken
lucky Republican
"'Resolved. That we heartily en-
dorse the splendid administration OF
President william II. Tatt in It's en-
tirety, and especially the Payns-Aldrich
Tarin Bill. the particular features OF
which are sufficient guarantee Of con
tinuance OF the greatest era OF pros
perity this country has ever known.
be Il further
Resolved. That the state OF Ken.
lucky has the right TO feel Justly proud
of the record aud achievements OF Sen
ator W. @. Bradley. who IL one OF tho
foremost Republican leaders OF the ma.
ton. We especially commend him Tor
his untiring efforts for the tobacco and
hemp growers OF Kentucky. and. as an
evidence OF his broachess. We point
with pride 10 his efforts in behalf of
the veterans OF the Blue and the
Gray"
I'VE approve and endorse In I'M
qualihed terms the splendid business
like and faithful administration OF the
state officers by Gov. Wilson and the
other oficers.'
That platform Is strictly a stand
nat declaration OF the third degree.
IL " a covenant with the special in
terests and privileged classes, to the
very front door OF which It's trail leads
u IL an endorsement OF the Cannon
Aldrich regime. and is pledge OF con
ndence In them: though Il the nom
inee SAYS TO them. You can use me.
Everyone who votes for the Repub-
lican nominee IN this district o. KS
the Cannon. Aldrich program. and
thereby registers his approval 90 the
Taft administration and the Payne
Aldrich Bill that has caused rebel
lion within the Republican ranks from
Maine 10 California. This platform
= upon which the Republican nominee
in this district stands has a CONNER
cial value on Wall street, and haven't
the slightest doubt that II he viii ex'
htDlt II 10 the oieei lIust' tue iooa'So
Trust. the Sugar Trust, or any OF the
special interests. In whose behalf the
Payne Aldrich Bill was framed. he will
be able 20 raise a campaign fund on
its face value alone. II IL one OF
Joe Cannons pocketnerye regulators.
"The man that votes for the Repub
flcan nominee does 50 after being
fully advised and warned that the Re.
publican nominee, II elected, Is not and
can not be expected TO vote. to alter.
change or amend the Psyne-Aldrtch
BILL because the convention that
framed up the platform on which he
stands has not only endorsed the bill
In its entirety. but pronounced II a
guarantee OF the continuance OF the
greatest era of prosperity that this
country has ever known. With this
as his commission from the chosen
delegation OF the people who In sol
emn convention undertook TO voice
the sentiment OF the Republican party
I'm this district. he would not be un'
true or unfaithful TO the trust conhded
in him; especially when there was a
protest on the floor of the convention
against the adoption of the platform
which was overwhelmingly defeated
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-10-18
SUIT AND SKIRT SHOW

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO COME TO THE SUIT AND
SKIRT SHOW AT THE STORE or
SEVERANCE q SON, WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 18TH. WE WILL SHOW
A MAKERS ENTIRE LINE OF FINE
SUITS AND SKIRTS or THE VERY
LATEST MATERIALS THAT WE'RE
NOT SHOWN EARLY IN The sEA.
SON. We KNOW OF NO MAKE
WHOSE TAILORING EQUALS rHE
WORK OF THESE GARMENTS.
COME AND HAVE A SUIT Or
SKIRT MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
AT PRICES CONSISTENT WITH
QUALITY.
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the conyentIon pralsed / am wIIIIng

So 0ssssf $500 ~ -
~ leave this praise 70 the Officers
themselves. The Governor says that
the Secretary Of State IL mollycod-
die nymcompoop. Bruner says the
Governor doesn't know straight up;
and what Auditor James says about
the Lieutenant Governor Just will
stand printing, while the latter says
James Is another. And so II goes in
the state. while the nation Is presided
over by an amiable President, who is
ruled by bosses, who are ruled by
money"
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Speed Wins
COURT OF APPEALS SAYS THAT
HE is NOT LIABLE ON NOTE

The Court OF Appeals on Friday
reversed Judgment of the Lincoln CIR
cult in the case OF w. o. Speed
against the Willow Springs Distilling
Company Of Nelson County. This was
A suit brought by the distilling com
many TO hold MIR. Speed liable on
note OF Hayden Shanks' deceased;
about 500 being involved. MI speed
showed that lie had received letter
from appellee releasing him nom ma
bilIty on the note. lie thus wins In
the higher court His attorneys were
T. j. Hin, OF this city, {. C. bagoy
and Chanault Hugely. OF DanVilie'
Attorney Hugh T. Cooper OF Lebanon
the dlstilling company
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Hoarseness in a child subject %
cronp is a sure indication OF the ap-
rroach of the disease. II Chamber
ialus Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared. it will prevent the sttaek'
Sold By Penny's Drug Store.
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The pleasant purgative eject eHper'
fenced BY all who use Cnamberlain's
stomach aud Liver Tablets and the
healthy condition OF the body an
mind which they create, makes one
feel ioyful Sold by Pennys DRUG store
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-14
TRAIN Is DERAlLED.
Rio Grande PASSENGER Ditcbsa
Through Broken Rail.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Feb. 13.-Rio
Grande passenger train No. east
bound, was derailed at Woodside 2e
miles west of Green River, Utah last
night. The Pullman car Ivanhoe roll
ed down the embankment into the
Price river. Seven passengers in the
sleeper We're injured:
MRS. FRANCIS w. COOPER, Pueb-
10, Colo, spine and back injured
LILLIAN D. SINCLAIR, Boston.
slightly hurt internally.
J. T. SHEPHERD. Denver, cut on
chin and chest.
H. F. GAYHART. brakeman, Grand
Junction, hand and knee cut and
bruised.
HERBERT 2. RUSSELL Worcester
Mass. right knee bruised
/. n. FISHER, Denver, shoulder and
knee sprained
c. f. POENA, Modena, Utah, in
hailed gas.
The injured We're taken on to Den
yer in another car. A broken rail
caused the accident.
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tutes conspiracy. Fonovinp
snitation with the atornevs
Wolverton reread from his instrpctioe
the portions asked for and i, ,,,...
also read that portion of his ir..-
tons bearing upon the credihiI;,,.
witnesses. Armed with the addi+io
information which the rereadinr oe =,
instructions impaired the Jurors aa,i
retired
All day long groups of Interest,",
loitered about the corridors bonin
for some word from the jurors brt
they were doomed to disappointmort
Even rumors as to how the Jury STOOD
were lacking, about the only ronor.
which was banded about being ono
which stated that the jury stood T.,
for acquittal.
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Girl Stabbed
In 65 Places

DELAND. Fla, Feb. IS. - Irwin
Hantchett. 16-year- white boy
was arrested today, charged with the
murder of Mary Tedder at Glenwood
yesterday. The girl was stabbed in
IS places.
The boy was from a school of cor
rectiOn in Connecticut.
The girl had been beaten about the
face and dragged 100 yards from her
bicycle before being stabbed.
The sheriff got bloOdhounds and fol-
lowed trail to the orange grove of
William Wooden, where young Hant-
chett was employed. In his room were
found bloody clothing and the knife
with which it is believed the murder
was committed. He strenuously de-
MED that he had committed the crime.
As soon as it was known that Hant-
chctt had been arrested on a strong
ctain OF circumstantial evidence, ex-
citement was intense He was taken
away in an automobile, probably to
Jacksonville.
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M0driz UneQSv
Over Reports

MANAGUA, Feb. 13.-President Ma
DIRK and members Of the government
are serious concerned over a report of
tie taking of MataGalpa b ythe insur-
gent general. Chamorro, but, What ever
they have learned concerning the re-
voiutionary movement in that district,
they have not permitted any facts to
become public. preferring apparently
to stand on the first announcement
that the government troops had with
drawn from MataGalpa, and that there
fcre TO resistance was offered to Cha.
.znorro.
This has given rise 10 rumors that
the government Is making no attempt
TO surround General Chamorro. who.
unless his progress is stayed, is likely
- reach managua soon.
Heavy artillery is being mounted on
the hills commanding Matagalpa. and
as the revolutionists are without large
guns. it is believed they must be dis
lodged eventually.
General Chacarria has Occupied Acca-
!.
laca. about nine miles from Magalpa
and General Lara, General Ramire and
General Fernando RiVaS have brought
up troops from Acoyapa and are clos
ing in on THE revolutionary general,
who is now said to have with him
nearly 1900 men
There is a possibility that Matagalpa
wiz be bombarded.
An American courier, after a ride
of 90 hours. has reached Managua
and has made an appeal to the Amer
lean consul, Jose OliyareS, to prevent
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BIG GAME CALLED
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and the total points made by Whit
man equals Psi.
Captains-W. S. c., John Anderson,
10: Whitman, Alfred Belt, Il Col
ors-W S. G. crimson and gray;
Whitman. national blue and maize.
Whitman so far this season in her
inter collegiate contests has won one
game and lost one to the Oregon Agri-
cultural college Whitmans team
during the past few weeks has been
coached by Captain Belt, who has
taken active charge of the men since
Coach Blanchard gave up the team.
The Missionary men are all compar-
atively small and depend on their
scoring by their speed and cleverness.
The game tonight will be between
speed and Drawn versus speed and
cleverness and should be one of the
best contests seen in Walla Walla for
many seasons.
The line up of the two teams will
be:
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the destruction of American property.
The consul has expressed the determ-
nation to return with the courier to-
morrow and investigate.
The steamer Managua, captured a
few days ago by group of conserva-
tives affiliated with the revolutionists,
and which later was found abandoned,
has resumed service across Lake Ma
maya with a doubled military guard.
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NOW FLOCKING
BACK TO PALESTINE

JERUSALEM, Feb. 1.-THE procla-
has thrown open the doors of Pales-
tine to the incoming of Jews from all
parts of the world In Jerusalem alone
four fifths Of the population (100000)
now belong to the Jewish faith, while
at Jaffa, Liberals, Safed and Haifa
(MountCarmeD Jews are reckoned by
tens of thousands
Almost the whole Of the extensive
plain of Esdraelon has been bought up
by them. Their prosperous colonies
spread from Dan to Beersheba, and ev-
en- farther south to the outskirts of
Egypt. Thousands are escaping from
Persia to find shelter and protection
in the Holy Land, while every ship
from Odessa carries hundreds of them
Jordan Valley Sought
The Jordan valley, once the proper
ty of the ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid, is
being eagerly sought after by Jewish
capitalists and syndicates. The Zion
lists, whose agents are distributed all
over the land, are buying up the rich
properties of the Effendis, whose in
comes since the revolution have con-
Siderably lessened
The whole city is essentially Il Jew
ish town. Banking, as we'll as trade
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EroIic Strikes Arrow

TACOMA, Feb. 14.-While sailing
out of the harbor This morning short :
ly after midnight the fishing steam .
re Frolic, bound fO.' Vancouver. 3. c.,
it. Arthur n. t'urh. one of tie six
men in the launch. is missing and it
is thought that he lost his life. The
other five We're rescued
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and commerce, is monopolized by
Jews The government has found it
necessary to organize company of
Jewish gendarmes. Hundreds of thous-
ands of pounds are annually sent from
Europe and America to enable the coll
onists to build homes. More than one
hundred Jewish schools already exist
in Jerusalem alone. Synagogues are
rising up everywhere.
Ousting FeIlaheens.
The value of the land has risen fuor-
fold. The ignorant and poverty-strick-
en- fellaheen (peasants) are being GUS
ted from their homes and villages by
hte sharp European Jew settlers
whose modern agricultural imple-
ments and efforts have made the land
produce harvests never before dreamt
of by the natives. The Anglo Pales-
tine company, a Zionist banking and
commercial enterprise. is pushing the
cause of Israel with splendid determi-
nation
The racial exclusiveness of the Jews
and their clannish proclivities are
arousing the opposition of Ottomans.
The Turkish Constitutional regime has
in this question one of the greatest
problems that have ever faced q new
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-14
GIANT BLAST TOO LIGHT
TO DEMOLISH BIG ROCK

RIVERSIDE, Feb. 14.-Contractor
Pearson, who has work on the Great
Northern railroad. including the big
charged 2S5 kegs of powder in one
blast in an effort to blow out the OBJ
struction. The rock juts down from
the mountains to the edge of the Okla
hogan river. The charge merely shat
tered the rock into large fragments
necessitating the shooting of almost
every fragment.
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Safe Crackers Plague Tacoma

TACOMA, Feb. 14.-Expert safe
cracksmen last night went through
pany, robbing it of $3.50 and valuable
cutlery The police are certain the
same robbers opened half co:en
safes in Tacoma in the last few
weeks. After going through the safes
the robbers lock the doors, replace the
knob and arrange the office furniture
as it was when they entered.
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PAGE EIGHT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids VIII he received by the City OF
Walla WaIla up and including o'clock
p. nj, February Is, 1910, at which time
they will be opened, for the construc-
tion OF u sewer beginning at point ten
feet west OF the west line of First
street in the alley between Main and
Alder streets, running thence west to
Fifth street, thence south TO Poplar
street. thence west on Poplar street on
the line with and connecting to the
fifteen Inch sewer on Poplar street at
the rlanhOle at the intersection OF Pop
lar and Sixth streets in the City OF
WaEla Walla, in accordance with the
plaus and specifications adopted by
the City Council and now on file in the
Office of the City Clerk and the proVl-
Sions OF ordinance No. 1926. Each bid
der raust accompany his bid with a
certified bank check made payable to
the undersigned as a guarantee that in
the event OF the acceptance of his bid
he will enter into contract with the
city Of Walla Walla to construct said
sewer and give such bond as the Coun-
ell may direct for the faithful perform
aRce of said contract. Bidders are
hereby notified that they will be re-
auired 70 complete that portion of said
sewer from Sixth street to the alley
between Main and Alder streets on
ruth street within two weeks from the
date Of the signing of the contracts.
and to complete that portion of the
said sewer from Fifth street to the ten
feet west of First street with forty days
after the signing of said contract. Bids
and checks must be sealed, marked
Proposals for Construction of Sewer
in District No. T." and addressed to
tie undersigned. The City reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
T. ID. S. HART, City Clerk
First publication in Evening States
man, February 4, 1910; last publication
February IA, 1910.
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Bank Not Profitable.

JACKSONVILLE. KY, Feb. 10
The First National Bank of Norton
vile has closed it's doors. The officers
announce that the bank has not prov
ed profitable concern. but that de-
pOsitOrs will be paid in full
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Decisions TO
Be Rendered

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-When the
supreme court of the United States
convenes on Monday, February 81, a
long list of decisions is expected
Lawyers believe that the court in
| its three weeks vacation has endeav-
ored to dispose of many cases that it
may be as free as possible to consider
| the application of the Sherman anti
trust law to corporations and the va
ldity Of the corporation tax thfs
spring
| The suit of the government against
| the American Tobacco company and
others is the most important case un-
der advisement by the court
1t was argued several weeks ago.
On account of the Standard Oil case,
to be argued March IA and involving
similar questions, it is believed that
the decision in the tobacco case will
not be announced until after the
Standard Oil suit has been heard
One of the most important laws
whose validity has been questioned in
arguments before the court is the
hours of service law for railroad en-
ployes," passed by congress in 1907.
The railroads have attacked the law
Among those is the act of
the legislature of Minnesota, increas-
ing to four per cent the rate of the
gross earning tax on railroads. The
Chicago Great Western railway and
the Great Northern railway have
brought suits to the supreme court
law is void, because their charters eX-
empt them from paying a higher rate
than is specified in those charters.
One Arkansas suit involves the va
lidity of the act of the state Legislature
requiring foreign corporations seek
ing to do business in that state to pay
q fee proportionate to the capital stock
of the corporation.
The validity of the regulations of the
railroad commission of Arkansas re-
as being applicable to employees en-
gagged in commerce within the state
as we'll as in Interstate commerce. 1t
is claimed the law has objections sim
liar to those that nullfied the liabil-
ity law of 1896. A decision in this case
may be announced February 81.
Another suit that has attracted
much attention is that in which the
government is seeking to get posses
sion of property amounting to nearly
100000 in the hands Of Oherlin M
Carter, former captain in the engineer
corps of the army, who was sentenced
to prison for his alleged connection
with schemes to defraud the govern
ment out of $2,000,000. The court has
the case under advisement.
The validity of a large number of
state laws is questioned in cases
which the court has heard argued. but
in which it has not announced it's de-
csion
curing railroads to furnish cars for
local shipments within five days after
the order has been received is also
under consideration
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MERIDEN, Conn, FEB. 13.-1rvin
Hantchett. the 16-year-old boy ar
rested on charge OF killing Mary
Tedder of GlenWood, Fla. was an in
mate OF the Connecticut State School
for Boys here and his home was in
this city. When in the school the
b1y'S behavior was of the best and
his conduct earned his parole in the
custody of William Wooley of this
place who has an orange grove in
Florida