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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09

1t is q good thihg TO help start the
hens to melting by feeding very spar.
ingly for awhile then after they have
commenced TO shed their feathers e
feed them all the stimulating fese
they will eat. A little llnsaed meal
in their soft feed will help them t.
molt early.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09
]. ]. Hurt was in Erie Tuesday.

w. L Newell and family are visiting
in Erie this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Doren Of Altoona
visited relatives in Chanute this week.
West Elm is TO be macdamized
between Forest and Steuben avenues.
Alex Baird has sold his apple crop
on the trees.
G. P. Swank is visiting relatives In
Button, Ohio.
o. II Bales is off for a tour In the
west.
A. S. Lapham had business in Erie
Tuesday.
Isaac Light Is carrying around a
big lemon some one handed him.
Attorneys Grant and Stratton of
Erie were in Chanute on legal BUSH
ess Tuesday.
Mrs. }. j. Means and the children
have returned from their visit In
Iowa. The DR.. met them In Kansas
City.
Sam Baughmann has returned from
Ms Eastern trip. He reports his
son-inlaw, Chas. Reid, much i'm
proved.
DR.. lies Of Urbana was Ia town
Tuesday. The Doctor says they have
mad plenty Of rain at Urbaua but
were sighted by the hail
II you have not seen those big
water melons that Ed. Ermy Is bring
Ing to town you do not know much
about the Kansas water melon.
The 10 year old daughter of David
Bailey living near Thayer was bitten
oy a rattle snake, the first OF
the week. She suffered severely but
will pull through all right.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Pat Ryan aud Charley
have returned from their Colorado
rip. They did not stay out their
ellotted time. Mrs. Ryan says she
would prefer freezing at home where
gas Is plenty.
There is not much doubt now
where Roosevelt stands on the
political questions of the day. He
is still for the square deal 10 all mar
and honesty in politics the same a.
in business.
NJ. 2. Glass and family and Mrs
Will Hazen and family drove tt
Jhanute, from Chetopa, the frss Of
the weak In Mr.. Glass car and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sans, Mrs
Hazer and her children went from
here to Baldwin where the ehildrer
will enter school.
A man minus both legs appeared OF
the streets of Osborne Gne day las
week for the purpose Of selling sho
strings to Republicans. On bein
asked what became Of bis legs replie'
that he wore them off hunting TO
work during the Cleveland administra
ten. Surely the government sheul'
pat this nam on a pension.
1t is with regret that we say goo'
by to our foreman, Mr.. Roe Walker
who has been with US five or six years
He IS very competent man and WI
are sorry to see him go. He and Johl
Sweeney have gone to Chicago t.
learn the linotype. They are boil
good workers and we wish then
success In the new Geld.
A very Interesting discussion tool
place recently between two stat
senators as Jefferson City, one
minister ana the other lawyer, a.
to whether the clergyman c0ulf
repeat the lords prayer, when th'
lawyer told the clergyman he Woult
bet him ten dollars he could no
repeat the Lords prayer and thu
minister took him up and began
Now / lay me down to sleep" wheE
the lawyer remarked, well, now dii
not believe you knew it a. d for mI
part / have not heard it for twenty
years, bub the money Is yours.
The great rains we had last weel
aud che nrsE Of this week thorough!
saturated the ground, furnished plent!
Z STOCK water, pub the ground IN tiR'
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09

II you haven't rooa so keep the old
and young stock separate, SEQ that the
growing chicks have feed apart fIem
the old hens, otherwise they are apt
30 suffer for the old hoAs will eat all
the food before the young ones can
get a chaHc3 at 10.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09

Remember that the earliest hens to
me!s are the ones that commence TO
lay EARLIEST ia the fall. Hens that
mott very late Ia the season are not
APPS to get thsig pow feathers before
cold weather comes and therefore are
not likely 30 lay through the winter.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09
POULTRY AND FARM
NOTES

Fowls while meulting are In deb
itated condition asd sho uld be pam
psred 30 soma extent. Especially
should they have access 10 green
grass.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09

Fresh bones brought from th'
butcher and chopped up at hom'
make the best and cheapest meat ant
bono foed, provided enough fowls arr
kept 10 warrant the purchase OF
bene-cutter.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09
The Painless Dentist.
5YRNES ~ ~

Doms 5 and 8, First National Bank
hiding, Chanute, KS. Phone So
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-09

The best and most satisfactory nJo
for hen house Is dry clean dirt upol
an earth fllor. The earth ia tn,
house should be Glled from six inches
80 ohe foot above the ground sur
rounding she house outside. Thi
will prevent it from becoming dana
ana disagyeeable to she occupant .
Under the Foosts should be thrown b
saovel full or more OF loose dry dir
every morning and the dropplngs re-
moved ut Least once a. week and tn,
floor swept or seraped. A Soratchin,
space should be divided off by settinl
up boards foot high, making q pei
Ia which should be Kept cut straw OF
chaff TO the depth Of four to siA
inches and all loose grain fed to fowl
throwA In this pen. This will keel
the hens busy and it ls the busy benz
that lay eggs This should mob bt
allowed to become foul but should bt
renewed occasionally, A liberal supply
OF alr-Sacked lime scattered over the
floor will do much toward keeping the
house Ia good wholesome condftioa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
Virginia News.

Capt. Daniel M. Davis, Of The Mary
lard, Delaware and Virginia steamer Lsn'
caster, plying between B fillmore and the
Rsppabannock river, died Of heart dis
ease while the steamer wss lying at an
Choir ct IrvipgtoD, Friday night.
Eugene PEBBLES, who murdered his
vile 10 fis OF j,alousy In Norfolk in
May, 1909, and who was sent 10 Eastern
State h 1spitsl, at Williamsburg, after a
Norfolk jury held him TO have been In
zane, escaped from the asylum Friday
night.
Although his term OF Office will ex'
pire on February l, Mfjor William A.
Anderson, for the psst eight yesrs a'tor-
ey.geueral OF Virginia, will continue 10
represent the stae as spec al counsel :
hi the 6nsl settlement Of the VirglDla'
West Virginia debt litigation 10 the
United States Supreme Court. The
legislature Is preparing to confer the
honor on NJ j1r Anderson who hss given
close study to the Virginia. West Virginia
litigation Tor the past eight years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
Virginla's Claim Against tho Fede'
rel Government

Richmond, Va, jan. Il Governor
SsaDsOn sent to the Legislature today
message concerning large claim which
the state OF Virginia has against The
federal government arising from tbe
ces,ion to the United States OF the YES
territory once possessed BY this common
wealth north OF the Ohio river. Dr..
Robert B. FaltoD, superintendent of The
Miller School, has, at the request OF
Superintendent EgglesIOu and the gov
ernor, for some time been making 8
thorough investigation oil this matter,
and he has compiled complete and de-
tailed statement of this claim.
Prominent VIrginisne, including
Commodore Maury and Superintendent
OF Public Instruction Or. William a.
Rnffner have presented 10 writings aod
reports this claim OF the state OF Viz.
gnIs.
The governor emhodles D.. Falcons
report In his messsge, and 10 closing Gays
"Ths statement OF DR.. Fulton indl-
Gates other large and fair claims OF Vir-
ginIa, which the limit necessarily given
to this message precludes me from men,
tIoning. Though reserVing TO herself
fair share VI the use and beuefs to be
derived from these many million acres Of
land, It appears that Virginia has never
received an acre OF land nor cen. Of
money from this source. The federal
government accepted BY resolution this
cessIon of Virginia containing these con.
eitious, and Is bound in lsw Gnd equity
to discharge the obligations of the COM
psct made with Virginia, The United
States has fully recogniz ID her o. legations
to comply with oil the conditions i'm
posed 10 the Virginia conveyance, and
oession, by fu6lliDg all except the one
ressrVing to Virginia r share In the use
aud benefits OF sill these lands. Virginia
should insist that this should be com.
piled With. AS party to the compact
she Is the proper person to make this
demand.
II recommend that the general assembly
OF Virginia refer this matter to 40 sp-
pToprlRte committee for examination aud
report, II the conclusions reached by
ihst committee concur with those con-
lalued 10 the statements and facts pre-
s:nted herewith, then recommend that
the general assembly authorize her rep
resentatlves In Congress to take such &C.
ton as they may think proper to have
this claim OF Virginia against tho federal
government fairly aud Justly aeitled, aud
that she attorney general Of this state be
directed to cooperate With them and to
take such action as be msy think the
best interest OF Virginia demand"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
The Floods 10 Paris.

Paris, Jan. 24.-The weather ls warm
today and 1t is still TainiOg causing q
continuation os the alarming rise OF the
river Seine, which Is already a. 50 uu'
preoedeuted height, threatening the city
with ircaculable loss. The Seine will
likely food the roadway of the famous
Place de La Concord within few hours.
The entire city is In dire danger OF q
water famine. Five ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ere already without water, due to the
breaking Of their water mains and the
cont termination Of the supply by sewage.
The suburb Of IWry, with 20. 900 in
habitsntp, Ia completely under water.
The basement OF the Louvre, the
wofld'S greatest frt pslsce, Is flooded.
The loss 10 Paris alone Is alresdy
placed at sc, 900, 900, with every inch's
rise Of the Sans adding thousands to
the loss. 10 the country districts the
situation amounts 10 a national disaster.
The Care dOssay, the city's Gnest
railway station, was abandoned today.
The imminent collapse OF the entire
Orleans Railway tunnel bssTnecessitated
tee closipg Of the street under which Ii
runs, FROM Ogssy to Austerlitz, The
moTgue, one Of the historic buildings Of
Paris, is In danger Of collapse from the
undermining of lts foundations.
While the Seine higher than 1t hsa
been at any other time In the Last 100
years, nearly every other river In the
country ovethowiog its banks. Thousands
OF square miles ere inundated, and
100, 00O peopls rendered homeless and
deatitG.e. Paris is con msrclally par
alyzsd. IncslculAble damage has
already been done aud still greater Is
threatened. The whole Of France IL today
facing the most disastrous food in her
history. Tbs rivers are steadily risiug.
Dispatches from Ohslons say that the
Ssoue broke its banks near there today,
gap 6hy yard vide beirg torn 10 the
retaining wall. Ten villages are threaten
ed by this disaster and the people are
rushing from tho city In terror.
Barometer readings this afternoon
we're the loves! recorded since 1921,
indicating further storms.
Prices Of bread aud vegetables ed.
vauced today and shortage Of funds 70
reported bec!uie Of the crippled coudI.
ton oil The railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
Tho Virginia legislature.
524 King Street.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, Va, Jan. "a. Senator
PGcks Is preparing bill that will pre-.
vent college athletic teams from playing
With each other or of OF their own col
lege grounds with any n0dy. Thi,
purpose ia to back up football.
Gov, Swanson today transmitted q
message il which he srgues to chow that
be federal government owes Virgins
some $l2, 900, 900. for lands north Of the
Oaio river ceted by Virgins, bat fol-
which there Is and has never been set
element,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
Other bills which h4ve been intro

Other bills which haVe been intro
duced s'e:
To clear the titles OF real estate from
liens OF certain slirqaent taxes aud
levifs, aud to provide for the better
enforcement and collection of delin-
qaens taxes and lsvies upon certain
lands, and to provide for the sale oil
ctrtsin lots aud tracts of land in the
state cbargeabe with Delinquent taxes.
To imposs license tax on certain fish.
Jog devices in addition to that prescribe
ed BY Law, and for the protection OF Ger.
tain Ash.
Providing for the annual collection Of
q tax on automobiles.
To repeal chspter 50 Of The acts Of
1906, authorizing the sale Of lots pur.
chased by the commonwealth for de.
lInquent taxes and not redeemed within
four years or more.
Declaring that no man shall be ell
gble to the ofice Of division or comfy
superintendent of schools unless he is
8 citlssn and legal voter In the county
or division over which be is to be sp.
pointed.
To fix the weight of aud rGqulsute
the trsds 10 cornmssl.
To rsqlire every railroad or trolley
line In this state which uses any public
road or turnpike, for the use of Its
tracks, upon the order OF the state cor
porstion commission to grade the pub
lie road or turnpike along the side oil
Its said tracks to the width Of Ct least
thirty feet ADD also to provide suitable
exits for land owners along the road
Who have been ioterferred with by the
placing of said tracks.
Requiring commissioners In ancery
to give notice Of Tins OF 6llpg reports
10 clerks Office.
To amend section 27S5 Of tbs code
so as to provide for terminating a yearly
lease on propsrty, situated In any sub
division or suburban or other lands d.
vided into buildiOg lots Tor residential
purposes, by either party giving notice
In writing three months prior to tho END
Of any year
To amend section 1886 Of the CO de
In relation to dsseriIon Of premises By
tenants.
10 amend section 27l6 OF the code
in relation to how persons turned out
or kept out OF possession OF land may
recover ii; when the proceeding to be 10
court and WHEN 1t msy ba before a
justice.
To decide the relation Of landlord and
texan. for certain cases where there
is DO written agreement between the
parties upon the sutj9ct, and In cases
Of Follower tenanoits &c.
To smend section 1920 OF the code Of
Virginia 10 regard to jaries fox the trial
of felories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
ALLEGED Cause OF the Fracas,

Boston, Jan. 24.--Thst pretty Miss
May Hessler, Of Chicago, daughter OF Q
former navy surgeos, aud not Misa
Madeline swift, vas the real cause Of q
navy frscss here which Is 10 be lnvesti'
gated by court martial on Paymaster
George P. Auld and Assistant Surgeon
Ansey Il. Robuett, Is the statement here
today 10 naval circles.
Dr.. Edward Spencer Cowles, who
charges Aud With insuliipg aad strik.
ing him at naval hop, 10 ssid to have
entertained M'sE Hessler during q recent
visit snd Annoying" remarks on Miss
Hessler attributed to DR., OoEles aud
bis failure 10 promptly return q photo
graph Of the Chicago belle are said to
have been responsible for the clash.
Lieutenant Bisselt, of the WABASH,
Au'd's chip, declares tha. Miss Swift
hsd nothiog to do with the frsca'.
"Miss swIiPs postponed marriage to
Harry Dun S.orer, Of Atlatt,," be
said, ''in no way enters into this ma tFT.
l do not know via! caused their
trouble but / have nothing 10 do with
this sffuir."
Aud and Robnetl will be technically
placed under ares. at the navy yard
here tomorrow. The court martial Of
them will begin by public hearings on
Jsruary 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. "A, 1910.

WHAT will the meat boycott smount
to-? TIL question is suddenly forced
Into prOmineacs 10 this country by the
phenomenal experiment Of The cOnSum'
lag public, FIST put iotO effect at ClsVe-
land, Ohio, about a Wetk ago, but
which hss spread rapidly through the
country; namely, for people to pledge
themselves not to cat meats of any kind
for month, or more, II necessary, In
the BILLET that the meat trust and the
retailers will thus be compelled to sail
mta! at lower prices. Whether this
novel popular uprising by way OF SELL
denial rs a protest against the prevailing
high prices can DO made effective agsin's
tbs NEST trust or not, the movement
forms a distinct chapter in the economic
aad polilc,l struggle nov going on be-
tween The big captains of industry and
the consuming public. Members Of all
classes sre 10 the movement, and The
doctors have fastened to assure them
that they run no danger from meat
fast while some say they will be better
for f.. Women Of wealth and social
standlDg 10 many cities and public off,
cIas, doctors, lawyers and other pro-
fesslonsls srs said to be lakiUg part 10
the movement to reduce the price Of
npef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
From Washington.
sConsocpdsncs Of the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, Jan. "a.

correspondents Of the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, Jan. "a.
The Robert POrtner Brewing Com
rAng of Alexandris, today fled q com
nlslpt WITH the Interstate commerce
commission fglinst the Southern Rail-
vay Company alleging that 1t has been
charged d reasonable rates on the ship
meu, of beer to North Carolina points,
apd claiming $2O5 damages.
Just as soon "a the Supreme Court de-
cIsion 10 the S Standard OIL aud Tobsccc
Trust cases are banded down an 10
vesfigstlon OF The United States Steel
C,yp9ra.ion will be commenced, Then
in succession aiil follow the other trusts.
I, becsmo kB6wu about the White
House today that fOr weeks The presIden'
has had the Department OF Justice a.
work 90 the history and methods OF the
great American trusts.
The famous Backs Stove & Range
Company litigation with the American
Fedora ION OF Labor, out Of which have
grovn the Contempt sentences sgains'
President Campers, Vice. President
Mlchs!l a1d Secretary MOrrisOD, now
peodiaE bsiote ths U. s. Supreme Court
ia three appeals, we're today set for hear
Jog by bat court during the frat week
Of October next. The cases will be con-
soIidsed, slpce they all concern the orig
iaal iciu1C,ion sgsinst publishing In the
awe Don't PstrcaiSs Lis" in the
uoplhly msssziUe of the labor orgsniza'
loo. the mans of the Bucks O0mpsny,
IN pursuance Of aa alleged boycott
against them By the uuionists
The new dislTict c0mmissloners--OunC
n. Rudolph snd Gen. John A. John
stor-.ookthe cath Of Cff1,s 10 the execu
tive office shortly after II o'clock thi'
morning.
Rear Admiral Y. S COwles, brother
In.lsw Of former President Roosevelt
mas been detached from duty as chief o
the bureau of equipment Of The NsvJ
DEPARTMENT. Rear Admiral OoTIes, likt
all other Offices on the retired lis, bel
been ordered 10 his home and will here
after pfeform 20 solve duty. Secretary
Meyer In his reorganization plan pro
noses the abolition OF The bureau ofequlp
msut and the question Is now befor
Congress for seton.
Motions seeking al early hearing II
the suit 10 test The corsti!U.ioDalliy o
the corporations tax law we're presented
10 the u 5. Supreme Court today, boil
on hehsIf Of the government and th
appellant Stella P. Flint. The govern
meuts motion asks permission for ora
argument ia addition to submission o
hrisf IN the case. II also concurs In th
appellants motion to adysnte. Th
Flint case hiss been rushed TO the highes
court from circuit court for Vermont t
test the constilutioDsllty OF the corpora
tions tsx provisions OF the recently en-
set Payne-Aldrich tariff law. Their
is 90 necessity for haste In passing oil
<he lsE, since By its provisions, verI6e,
xe;OrDs ATE required to be made by cor
oorations before March /, 1910, as
basis for collection OF the tax, and pay
nent of the levy is required by June 30
with heavy penalties for Noncompliance
Policies designed to govern the futnr
improvement Of Satsssays OF the coun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
Tho Liberals ForeIna Ahead,

London, jan. "a Reports on The
early voting 10 the % constituencies
holding elections today we're so Pc.
liberal in character, that 1t Is believed
the steady conservative gains have at
las! been checked, or, at least, materially
decreased. The conservative landslide
has not msterializsd aud the liberals now
claim that the libersl.lsboFlte msjoity
over the conservatives and nationsilsis
will ran from IL to 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
The Thre.tsned Tariff War.

Berliu, Jan. 24.-In the hope Of
avoiding tsrifi war between the Uoited
States and Germany, when the present
trade sgreement between the two coun-
tries EXPIRES on February z, an impor-
tsut conference took place today 10 the
Office Of the minister of the interior be-
tween government oficisls and leading
merchants and Manufacturers, Great
secrecy surrounded tho conferences snd
no statement would be given ont regard
ipg the conclusion resched.
A general air of upeasiness ptrvades
German business circles over the pros.
poets of q tariff war. Merchants and
manufacturers sre imploring the govern
ment to 90 as far as consistent with ns-
tional policy to gain admission to Pfesi.
dent Tafts list OF "fayoTed nations, "
thereby Winning the minimum tariff rate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24

As WILL be seen in the telegTsph'G
columns Of tOdsy's Gszstte, Governor
s9snson today sent a message 10 the
legislature Of Virginia urging action 10
chs claim Of the state against the federal
government arising from the ceSsion to
the Ualed States Of the vast territory
once possessed by this commonwealth
north OF the Odlo liver. The j0s'ness
OF This claial Is unqueationed, and 1t Ia
hopsd thai the legislature will act on the
governors recommendations and thai
Virglnis's representatives In oongresS
vii use all iha po#eTs at their command
e hays The claim sdjnstad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24

DIR. EDWARD A. SPITzKA, OF the
Jsfforsou NJ deal College, PhiladelPhis,
in sn address before tho Protestant
Episcopal Clerical b Otherhood at New
York ies days ago created a sensation
by arguing lh,. murder aud suicide were
at tlmss justified. Doctors, he said, had
tho moral rigat to kill patients to end
thsl; tot.a,a 10 h0psleas cases. Dr.
SoisGka sls) said tbs. the so'called
science OF phrenology is in error and
tina, tho theory Of c'imi0al b'alns Is sll
WfO0g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

Proceedings Of the Court of Appfs'
Saturday we're as follows:
Washington, Alexandra and Mount
Vernon Railway Company ", Trimye'
fally argued by O.E Nicol for defendant
10 error, and by James r. Cation for
plaintiff in error aud submitted.
Security Loan and Trus! Company vs..
Fields; submitted.
Southern RailSsy Company W. Lawls;
srgued and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24

With foods.ufs left TO spoil on their
hands by public that is determined to
do without meat, butter aud eggs, The
price Of these articles declined In Phila'
delphia today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24

Major Diey fus, ibs hero OF the most
famous army trial In recent French his.
loRy, has become the champion Of trade
unionisu and announced todsy that he
will shortly begin lecture tour through.
out Francs With this az hia theme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-24
HOUSE

The BiIlipger-Piuchot investigation
committee will meet tomorros 10 arrange
for the hearing of witnesses. The hear
logs will be conducted In 3 room ia the
s ,nate otice building especially de-
signed for such purposes. Represents.
tive Graham (iem. Ills } was elected by
the II ouse today as member of the
Bslliugsr Piuchot controversy committee
t. Gil the vacancy caused by the resiguR.
ton Of Representative Lloyd dem. Mo- J,
The House took up the emergency
deficiency bill today. 1t is hoped TO
6u sh the bill today 90 that tbs sgr'cui-
turai bill can be brought to ac'ion on
the floor this week.