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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08
TURKS BADLY BEATEN
BY TACOMA IN "A
GOOD GAME
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Teams.

There was some great ball play
ing at Athletic park yesterday.
made all the more interesting for
the fans by the way in which the
Tigers once more trounced Mike
Lynch and his Seattle aggrega-
tion.
Big McCamment had all sorts
OF twisters to serve up for the
Turk crowd and they did not
know what to do with them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08
MORAN BEATS
cONLEY

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Los ANGELES, June S.-Owen
Moran, the English featherweight,
gave Frank Conley, the American
a hard beating in 10
rounds of fast fighting at Maud
pavilion last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08
By JIM CoRBETT

I am pleasantly surprised by
Jim's condition. Really, 1t is mar
velous when one considers the
time he was out of the ring and
the weight he took on while idle,
to see him strip as he does. With
out watching him at bis hard
work for some time, of course, I
can't say positively Just how good
he is, but from what l have al
ready seen, ! don't hesitate to say
that he looks as good as he ever
did. The people who expect to
see an old man in the ring July
A will get the surprise of their
life when the "big boy" efawls
through the ropes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08

Jim could fight In two weeks.
I have been with him in every
fight he has had since he fought
Joe Choynski and never saw him
in better shape. He is as fast on
his feet as he ever was and more
clever. Jim never extends HIM
self In training. II he did he
wouldn't have any sparrfng part
ners left. ! hadn't seen Jim for
two years when came here, but
he hasn't changed much in this
time. The public can bet on this,
Jim Jeffries will enter the ring
July 4. barring accidents. as good
as he ever was. He will be fast
er, just as strong, Just as game
and just as full OF fight as he
ever has been and that is good
enough to win the championship
he laid aside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08
Standing of the Teams.

Games Yesterday.
Epworth Methodist IL, Bethany
Presbyterian 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08

Royal Dairy Ice Cream. Both
phones. M. 95. A21s5. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08

Tacoma had a fashion of hitting
Seatcn when hits counted and the
locals soon took a good lead.
With the score to 1 in the
nth. Rockenfield came up after
already making two hits and sent
one whining along third base
line. Around he came with the
fans bowling and the Turks MAX
ing frantic cutlery to Adams to
hurry the ball back.
Adams sent the bail In for a
relay just as Rocky was turning
third. On he came tearing up
the sand with the ball after him.
When Is feet from the plate he
Raw the ball drop into Danny
Shea's mitt and a grin spread
over the phiz OF Dan and Rocky
lost q home run.
Just to get even he got another
hit the next time up and put an
other tally on the score board.
In the seventh everybody jump
ed on poor Seaton and when the
dust settled there were four runs
up. making the following score:
r H e
Tacoma ....... ........ 5
Seattle ....~......... I 4 8
Batteries: McCammeut and
Byrnes; Seaton and Shea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08

My hard labor is done. have
on TO Keep from OVERRIDING the thing
quickly of
knockers VIII surprised when they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08

Jim Jeffries today is physically
perfect from a condition stand
point. BY that. mean his weight
Is within q very few pounds of his
best fighting notch. His wind is
perfect and his work from now on
should be only of the sort that
will develop his speed and accu-
racy in boxing. If he follows the
advice that is being given him and
does not do too much hard grind
ing, which may affect his vitality.
he will surprise every man in the
arena next Fourth of July.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-08

There isn't anything to this
fight but Jim Jeffries. know
both men. johnson, is a fgreas
fighter, but Jeffries is great big
bear. I have advised all the col
ored people to bet their money
on Jeffries. II they don't take
my advice they're foolish. It's all
right to be proud of your own
race, but it isn't good gambling
to bet your money Just because
you sympathize with a man when
your judgment tells you not to do
1t. Jeffries is great right now.
All he needs Is speed, and he's
getting faster every day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
praho,nt uno
0bfrefridt.
Namcn pieler befanuter Suriiten
inter ben Snnoi0atcu.
Co.. utrnrur Duobcs oils
GbrirldItrr in ApslidIt.
ScdJS frcic Stcllen natcr Salts
standardization.
9eperLn. Maii.. 3. sSuLi.

y . I q, UEul., .. SUI.
C6uo6I big Jest feiuerlei offi3ieQe
WitteiIlHa oariiber 81 etIangen &C..
peier lit, rimmt man Is bod ais
iiter an, 0lB 8rdiiSent Ilit Den
ieeigen 8cuperneur SugbeS gum
Gbefridter oeS 9unOesobergerihtes
MAIDEN miro. Die Grnennung Oes
RahioIgerS iiir oeu peritorbencn
6befrihter 6uQer miro faum Dor
Te3ember 0ieieS Sabres erioIgen,
urS 10 tat Gait bis oa6in reihli6
3eit. i'd mad elmer aeeianeten Ser.
i0nlihfeit um3uieber. Sic al0ntini.
itratior Saft miro lid m0gIihenpeiie
bn0urh aus3eihneH. oab i1r Saupt
Ddhreno ieires oteridbrigen Serrtirs
niht peniger ais iehs Stpqen i'm
Sbergerihte 81 beiesen 6aben pir0.
5uit nimmt es nit Sieier guisehg
iebr genuu uno Diinidt, 0a6 man
inn jpdtcr einnaI niGt uahiagen
ioQ, er lei Icidtiertig ODER urbeion'
rer in Ser 9eietung oieier rpihtigen
2Iemter porgeBaueen. gs beItcht, To-
pieI man neiB, sic 2I6iiht. W1nner
i'm bsIten sitter, jIUiihen 40 un0 so
Sabren, fiir 0ieie Goiten dlts;ulD16.
len, uro oie Grnerulug oes. Rihtcr3
Burton lit ais cine glusnabme an3u.
iebeu, peIte lid niht 10 leiht ME.
berboIer oiirfte.
I'm a1noiSaten fir oie freigepor.
oeren o0er in 4iirje freilperoer6Pn
StelIelt i'm Sbergeritte feblt e3
liht. SolIte Rihter Wooop, tuie pobl
arBunebmen lit, inner61I6 Ser rGh.
item Wornte jltriiftreten, 10 peroen
nit Dem Rouate Sfto6er orei 90.
fdn5en alts3ufiiQen iein. 2lIs 4anoi.
boten fiir ote G6efrihteritelIe miro
auRer Sughes MIR nod 8eneraI-
ioIicitor Boomers genarnt. Inter 0en
Nonen, pelfe fir Die ii6rigen SteI.
len 0eS Sbergerifte3 gerannt per-
Ben, ieien bier iolgenSe erru6bnt:
8eneraIaruaIt 8idersban, ariegs.
iefretdr 7tfinion, 9iihter Sanborn
aus Ct Raul. Rihter 8anbeuanSer
aus Gbepenue, @po., Ridter Soof
ans 9enpeurporth, aas.. Hihter
9Ioams aus ct. 2ouiS. DO, Senrp
%. Sopt ans Dem Staatsoeparte.
men,, 9oltis Waribau aus Ginrinr1ti,
Staatsiefre.dr 9nor, GHefrihter
Tecmer pom Sbergerif)t in Gonna,
6ronf 9. aeIIoga aus Nirncapolis
rno Hidlter Spap3e pom Relp Ser.
ieper Sberaerihte.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Die meme CT ldrunr.
Seine ansiaeiSuns Der r6Mii&.fatb,.
liidben 9ebre.

9onbon, 5. SuIi.
Hremierminiiter asquitb bat I'M
l1nterbauie ben periprohenen Grt.
purf porge,egt, peIher Die Sorm Der
BON Dem icrpeiIisen Serrider aeIe.
gentIid ieiner Groniing perlonstm
reIieioien grfldrilna 1noert.
SIN Dem aitfgeiesten Cert miro Die
2ebre Der romiih-fatboIiiden Stride
niht nit obIebnenoen @orten ausge.
ihieoen, icroern es miro IeoisIid be.
fr6ftiet. Dab Der Serriher eldubiger
Grpteitant lit. Ger Sas ion iortar
lauten:
sd befenne, be5enge ltno erfldre
feierIi1 uno aufridtis Dor Soft. Dab
if elm gl6ubiges Wtitglieo Ger prote.
itantiidlen Stride. iuie lie in england
Sn Geht beItebt. bin, itno if meroe lie
gemGB Ser pabren sl6iibt Der Sas.
itngen nod meinem beIten Sermogen
uno Dem @eiese genn1B aufredt erbal.
ten iino pnbren."
gfah fur3er 3ebatte purSe Die Or.
fldrilngspprlage in eriter Seing nit
3S3 gegen ~ Stimmen angenom'
men.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Bas OFFER zines M0rorrs.
NnffimSen ocs 2eidnams eines inn'
gen WG6hens.

Sefferion Gitp. no., 5. Suli
Ger 9eitnam oes permiBten Jun.
gen M1ohens glnna @enoler lit in
einem Sliiie sefnnoen woroen- gei
Der n1beren llnteriuhung er9ab es
Iih, oab oas M6oden nit SiIie zines
Irottes erIpiirgt woroen mar. Ger
Trabt botte tiei in oas 5leiid oes
Sales einseihnittcn ino man slaub'
te anionas. es lei ibre llhrfette. DC
ibre Gaihelubr am gnoe oes Grob.
tes beieitigt mar. sshr @rloer @il.
beIm erfl re aber. he bG.te cine
llbrfette aehabt uno piirOc oie ltbt
niht an Ca EN- Trobie getraaen ia.
Ben. Ser Staot ipiro wnbridein.
lid cine Q,elobnung bon $500 fir
0es Moroers nusieten iino cine gro.
bere Sunlme pirc pcrmutliM nod
BON Der GomiIie MenoIer ausosieti
ipcroen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

C. B. Knott went to the, Twin Cities
Friday evening to attend a reunion OF
his school comrades of quarter of a
century ago. The meeting was held al
Minnetonka Saturday.
Peter and Joe Marx returned from
visiting their father at Rochester hos.
pital Tuesday morning. The boys report
their father gaining slowly. They think
he will be able to come home in two
weeks.
George Northrope, mail clerk on the
south bound train, experienced severe
case of ptomaine poisoning Saturday.
He ate some meat for lunch and founc
by the pain itcost him that it wasn't
fit to eat. He put himself in the doc.
tors care and was soon relieved. He
was able to go back on the route Mon.
day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Sd)wfre krils
in srauien.
@cidJrGnfuHs Der SroenSaieoeriaiian'
aCu I'M SGnoe.
TinGn,.rllr plrluAe
ilr lie SIaatskaHr.
lluteritiitnna onrG Scn grDftcn Sell
0eS 8ulfcs.
" a 0ri0 .. Sui.

10 q I D, .. NSllIl
Iie @eriute oes @tiuiiterprditoen.
TEN Ganalciua, Die Q}utt Der fatbolt-
ihen Stride IN Spanien 81 breteu,
tat oiienblr cine artiis 3ur 6oIge
gGbabt, mie ioIde pom geit 81 3eit
iIber 0aS GduO bcreinse5roden linO
uuO es bis ms Sunerite autB2pilbLt
baben.
Ter Sauptgegcnitauo ser 4olitif
Nes ireiiinnigcn Observation-Disclosures
1T es, Die 3abI ser reIigi6ien RleOer.
Iaiiun9en i'm 2anOe gu beidrdnten.
gteIe bon ibnen BADEN teiH 9eiesIihes
glett 5u ibrer Griitelt3, lmo ale be-
oeltten iiir Oas 2lno einen itarter
ftnarBieIlen 8eriuit, ga Die Croen
fir lid un0 ibre geiisltngen uu0 I'm
ternebmungen Steuerireibeit geuie'
len. 2tuBeroem iinO lire 0titglieocc
and pom Q'ilitdr0icuite beirett lnto
Gas bcOeutet auseiiht5 Der itwaten
@eooItcrllng oe8 8an0es uuO ser M.
perbdltnismdBig groBeu 3abl Ser
SrOen oaieIbit cine uuertrdgIlhe Gait
fiir sen ii6rigen Seil Ser San0c$be'
pcbuer. @IeIe oon BEN Cr0cn baben
iid in grote inOuitrieIIe llutcrneb'
mlngen cingeIaiien, peIhe, penn lie
in anoeren 6an6en pGreu, annebm.
bore Gtnnabmequeaen fiir Den Staat
iein uiiroeu, pie Die Sahe aber iest
Iiegt, cine lmerrpiirihte &ontltrren3
iiir or6ere geitdftIihe lluternebmntn'
gen iino.
GanaIeias nil Spun1en moosrni.
iicren uno crtlGrt. 6aB er BON Dem
lei peitem grobten 5eile oes Solfes
In ieinen 9eitrebungen unteritiist
per6e, 6ab 1iht blob Der a6rig. Jon.
Germ audi nieIe bon oen Gouierpati,
ben auf ieirer Seite it1noen. Die
Tortifrittlcr in ben Stdbten belfer
i'm natiirIih nod Gr6iten BEL Der
Turhfiibrine ieines programmes.
Seine @egner iino auf Dem platten
2onbe an iifen, po Die Stride ioIt
inbeihr6nt!. bcrritbt. Sb cs 81 Ell.
mem @rude Spiiden ser Ncgicrlmg
imb Dem 0atifou fommen miro, uub
0tc Submit entideiOen uu6 miro in
her Soiptiohe bon Dem Gerholteu
res 8otifnns nbb1naen, GA Gouole'
los mebriaf, crfIGrt bot, or perSt
Inn feincn Sol pon icinem Bro
qrdmme abpeifen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

Our city marshal, Gus Blank, is in
Webster to-day, and when he returns
will bring Mrs. Blank with him. The
bride is Miss Genevieve Riley who is
employed in the Busy Bee restaurant
They have furnished rooms over the
barber shop and will begin housekeep.t
ing at once. We offer congratulations
and best wishes.
Bristol is to have another drug store.
Mr.. Bershing, of Blair, Wisconsin. will
be the new addition to Bristol business
men. He will move his family here
about July /, and will live in the resi-
dence now occupied by Mr.. Moxness.
The new drug store will be in the Ben
johnson building as soon as Mr.. Freeze
vacates. The building is to be raised,
new front put in, and remodeled and
enlarged.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

the
can
cons
the
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SITS
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that
his I
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Sout
Char
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of CO
past
Fo
John
Purd
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ship c
nnissa
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cludin
follow
Nov
Homa
Dou
Clear
second
Free
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pursd
Free
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the md
Wet
first; 4
The
congre
aftern(
H. Cal
Gov. E
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trade t
nnennbe
county,
alton o
speechf
Prof. v
1 ture, al
/. inAor
thus aic
tries.
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\ the aft,
4 the res,
1 in the S
| good de
sent sin
Out o
gress w
ton to /
servatio
W.
The 81
onnnend
sent to
county c
has beer
time. H
county a
to her oil
Before \
to act as
from Eu
had exis
the hous
adultery,
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His wife
a few d
acquainta
board on
who acco
A short {
former h,
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court aft
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Har'
While
was maxi
Omaha
hoboes he
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
From Waubay Clipper

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Alderman and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Favour drove to
Webster Monday morning to visit rela-
tivns in that vicinity for 4 Few days.
There was an impromptu horse race
south of the track Saturday between
Lon CARROTS horse and one owned by
Louis Lipke. There was as much as
sos. 90 up an the race, which was won
by Lipka's horse.
Ed. C. Halverson, of Sappington,
Mont, and Miss Ernie Raether Were
married Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Raether, southeast OF
town. The young couple will make
their home at Sappington, where Ed
holds position as telegraph operator.
We bespeak for the newly welded pair
long life of prosperity with small
sorrows and many great joys.
The two telephone lines have been
consolidated, the Dakota Central hav.
ling purchased the F. & M. system some
time ago. Workmen are re-arrangine
the wires this week, and it is expected
that in another week all will be com.
pleted so as to have only one central
We know that our citizens viii appre
ciate the consolidation of the towr
lines, as better service can now be Civ
en- without the extra expense Of main
tanning two lines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

Attorney G. A. Wells, Of Webster,
was transacting business in Lily Tues
day.
Ross Parks traded his property in
town Monday for farm down in south
ern Minnesota,
Ohas. McKinzie, Ed Bervin, George
Coyie and Martin Hegna attended the
street carnival in Webster Friday
Ed Colberg, of Webster, arrived in
Lily Tuesday evening and win be in
charge of the Lampert Lumber Co.
yard during the absence of A. ]. Peter
son n Minnesota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Fine Residence For Sale.

l offer for sale my residence in Web
ster. which has all modern conveniences
sewerage, city water, electric lights,
etc. Fine lawn and trees and large
barn. 1t can be arranged so as to give
very easy terms to the purchaser.
C.. E. Blegen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
aushd,fen anf
nfuf priieelfien.
8crciste Gtimmiing inter Den Gar
tcicn ocs Heidlsrats.
WiorrIfanN Ger Sklauen
arafn irnrrths kabinttt.
9lblcbcn cincs alien SSfi,icrs nnb
Tid)tcrs.
@ien. 8. ssuli.

9ien, 5. Suli.
Cine 1aueriisuns oes guSsetaus.
ifuiies oes Observation-Disclosures lit
ourd Sen Streit iiber Die bon Ger
&esieruns replante Grriftung elmer
itolieniiher HehtsiafiiIt6t OIL Der
@iener I'm ,eriitGt peranlaBt noroer.
Gle Stimmna auer Earteien lit cine
iiiberit gerei6te. 8ieliah miro be.
fiirhtet. ocs in fiirseiter Sriit cine
aqgemeine Triiaelei ini5eniert mer.
oen miro. Sic 8emiiter iino bereits
beftig auieinanSer aeplatt. Bon oen
geianenen beleioiaenoen @orten bis
81 Der id,oniten SoI5erei lit cs nidt
mebr melt.
Tie Trobung Der Hegieruns. oos
EarIament az pertaeen. bat ausen-
iheinIid) feinen ionoerIihen ginornd
aemaht. Tie SIowiihe Union lit ent.
ihloiien, Rem aabinett gienertt
Sdritt fir 1hrit. Wioeritano ~
IeiIten. Sbre Sppoiition lit crit rehi
anaefaft roroen. ieitoem Ger Iert'
ihe NationaIperbano iih fir Sas
aompromib Der 9aeaieruns in Del
llniperiit6tSfraae erslart bot.
60 itebt oenn oas poIitiihe garo'
meter ipieoer aiii Sturm. gs miro
erpartet, Sab Der alaooeraoatih i'm
guosetansifub ieoen augenbIid
eintreten tam. -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
From CrandaiI Times

Joe Ashland came up from Doland
hat Friday and bought half section
Of land from Pemrick & Dudley for
$i<, 10000.
b. p Cowan, wife and son and Edna
Phipps returned Monday morning from
thefr visit IN Illinois, ard report ar
enjoyAbIe trip.
Mrs. Beetem, Charley ard Gladly
"a 3. p. Cowan and wife went 4
vr1Ss<er Wednesday to have denta
S,ork done. They made the trip h
Charley's auto.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Hfar'

HdT|
While
was maxi
Omaha 4
hoboes he|
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

Mrs. F. C. Dickinson is ready to do
dress making and plain sewing at room
IL Knapp's hotel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
From Bristol Democrat

The Meuer family win spend the
remainder of the week at their summer
camp at Enemy Swim.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

Sn slaron, arootien, lit i'm Mlter
bon 90 Sabren Oberit a. g. b. Trusfi
aus Dem 0eben eeifieoen. Or mar
Ieineraeit Aoiutont oes 0iterreiG'
iden Hclo3euameiiters uno ganus
pon ssroatien, Orofen Soieph Sci
Iahiih Be Vu3in. uno mar an ben
blutisen inneren a6mpfen 81 gnoe
Der 40er Sabre berporrogeno betci.
liat. 4rnsfi bof iin aud ais Zi&ter
beoettenS INF 9eiAaiien. unb feline
poetiiHen S&5pfanaen babeK i6ni
einen aroBen areis BON Werebrern
ermorhen
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-22


Besides the United States wishes
Nicaragua to be another Cuba. This
would have been ANOTHER way to ruin
my country. which could never Snake
off such yoke. This is the explana-
tion of the actual situation in Mic
aragua.
More than 400 American soldiers
styling themselves deserters or vol
unteers fought for the revolutionists.
1t is difficult for me to predict the
future but if the revolutionists win
there is an end to both the liberty and
independence of my country and to
the union of the Central American
republics, which constitutes the only
barrier to foreign cupidities.'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-22

quate methods of the departments, he
said that the postal commission was
unable to ascertain from the books
of the postoffice department the cost
Of carrying the second class mails
when it endeavored to do so O few
years ago.
Mr. Newlands advocated a commits
sion to be appointed by the presi-
dent. Mr.. Bristow expressed the
opinion that the commission on pub
lie expenditures should do the work
which it is proposed to impose on a
commission. He said that it looked
as though the commission were anx-
ioos to avoid the duty for which it
had been created. He did not believe
any practical results would follow the
investigation
The senate did not conclude con-
sideration of the bill.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-22
Approval Of
Bill General

WASHINGTON, Feb 21.-In a
formal statement submitted to Presi-
dent Taft and to the house and senate
committee the interstate commerce
commission has suggested certain
changes in the interstate commerce
measure pending in congress.
The bill as a whole is approved by
the commission and in its statement
the commission expresses its graft
fication that this measure embodies
most-if not all-of the principal rec
concentrations heretofore made to
congress, except the valuation Of rail-
road properties, and also contains
provisions of great Importance which.
In their general scope, are unanimous
ly endorsed
However, the commission recon-
mends that 1.-The bill be so amended
as to contain the explicit statement
that the commerce court shall have no
jurisdiction or power over orders of
the commission not now possessed by
circuit courts of the United States.
Would Require Majority.
I'VE are of the opinion that a single
judge of the commerce court should
not be empowered to stay an order
of the commission" says the COM
missions statement, "and the sugges-
ton is made that such a stay may be
granted only by the court or a ma
jority of the judges thereof"
In the suspension Of a proposed rate
the commission desires 100 days in
stead of so days as proposed by the
bill
It is maintained that the commits
sion should have power to compel
through rates and joint rates when
ever in it's opinion they are required
by public necessity
If it is the intention of congress to
give shippers the right to choose be-
tween two or more routes, in the rout-
that intention should be expressed
plainly in the proposed law.
Concerning the purchase of one road
by another road, the commission says:
I'VE see no reason why the proni-
bition that one road shall not acquire
any interest in competing road
should not be extended so as to pro-
hibit the acquiring Of any interest in
a competing water line"
An amendment is suggested to in
cline water lines.
A similar amendment is proposed to
by q holding company.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-22
CENSUS QUESTIONS
AND THEIR ANSWERS

April, 1910, should nevertheless be re-
turned as Hip, because that is its
age in completed months on April Is.
The enumerators are told to take par
ticuiar pains to get me exact age of
children.
IF the person was born outside the
United States, the enumerator is to
enter the country mot city or dis
trict) in which he was born. Instead
Of Great Britain. he Is told to write
Ireland, England, Scotland, or Wales
In the case of pers ms born in the
double kingdom of Austria Hungary
the enumerator is cautioned to be sure
to distinguish Austria from Hungary.
In the case of those born in Austria
proper, they are to distinguish also
those born in Bohemia and those born
in Austrian Poland
They should write Finland and not
Russia for a person born in Fin and.
The inquiry as to the number Of
children born applies to women who
are now married, or who are widowed,
or divorced The answer should give
the total number Of children that each
such woman has had during her life
time. 1t should include, therefore the
children by any former marriage as
well as by her present marriage 1t
should not include the children which
her present husband may have had by
a former wife, even though they are
members of her family Stillborn
children are not to be included
The question concerning the number
of chi dren now living refers only to
the children which the woman herself
has had. The enumerator is required
to include all Of these children that are
living, no matter whether they are
living in his district or somewhere
else