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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-11
NO NATIONAL GUARD
BODY FOR FLEMINGTON

Burlington, Feb. 11:-Efforts to
organize company to take the place
of the disbanded Company A, Third
Regiment, National Guard, have
been dealt deathblow by Col. John
A. Mather, commandant of the regi-
ment, upon whose recommendation
the order of disbandment was issued
last month. Senator Lewis has been
exerting his utmost influence toward
the recognition of the city in a new
company, but Colonel Mather has
written him that it is useless to con-
slider the matter. He says his action
was taken with great reluctance, but
for the best interests of the guard,
and that it would be unwise to un-
dertake the formation of new COM
pany at this time.
"If in the future, however" the
colonel says, there should occur q
vacancy in the regiment, and 1t is
then believed to be possible to or
ganize an efficient company in your
city. / will be glad to recommend to
the military authorities that Bur-
lington company be formed"
Salem, Feb. 11:-It has been re-
ported here that the governor has
authorized Col. John A. Mather, of
the Third Regiment, to recruit
company in this city, to be known
as Company A, and take the place
of the noe recently disbanded at
Burlington Quarters will be pro-
cured at once. DR.. w. H. Carpenter,
who has charge of the preliminary
arrangements, has large list of
young men who desire to enlist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-11


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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12
1llE llNulUiaA FNOJECr.

ga cIitu uas leeu maue rs the
sapss iNorns county division go
0ise4toN lhe Joufnel amtns iue
iantfs 81 lHe suuiaoka project.
Iake moot o. tne arguments lgl
usea ns these papers gh@ are not
pasea on iarls.
Il would ~ safe s.alemvn, To-
ssy thal within inc past lWo years
the journal has dome More boosting
lor lne NiDi0oka prulegl than bias
been done hy an Che county d.
sien papcfs pui together.
lhese same papefs hase been
goolorled Is ssiel because they in-
GEE lhal The Journal has used The
lerm leee Whom referring 10
lhe reclamation project when ue
eae bst themselves has used Such
term 80 used language suggestive
u poverty
ias Maa0ka Ugoiaci has salfi-
sleet VISITOR lef Irrigation without
being inundated 4, me tears of me
rounly division crowd over wrons.
fhsi base rover been committed
The foueusl has sloeliy maioisin
.hs' lhe MiH.d0ka project Is one
a. ihe best in ihe country These
people win sll he o. weallhy ifl
ihey stick 81 their au5s. Many oil
them CITE WEALTHY n0w. bet Is the Z
county division crowd vell know
she lands sra rcl taxable lili the
waier contracts ars Gaia
This siHeneM u e fsyi Is Oar
different FROM calling these people
shezeers and ne papers referred
p know b They are Simply using
~ ierin 10 mislead and prejudice
ne people ~ The pfojea
TIE lands Il this project are poil
worth . hundred dollars an acre
ow and ihey viii soon 6ouble lhat
But they are not taxa /
e and will moi be Tor about seven c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

FROM present indications Govern
or Brady is holding his own as The
ifst choice Of the temperance Gle
ment Of Lincoln county with Paul
GLADSTONE for second choice.
There Is no denying the fact that
Barney O'Neii is vote gctter all
right As a mixer he has but few
equals. II is only Justice to say that
Af oNell has many warm support.
ers in Shoshone and Lincoln coun-
ly who Will 30 all they can to place
him IN the governors chair.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

i5t.fs hence.
/ inns souuiticu arises FROM lhe
lael thW the government VIII NOT
e,us patents iof reclamation pro-
Jecis un am water payments have
beea mace ana government lands
ere not taxable.
The people 81 lhe project would
be- iyry foolish GO pay taxes ON
lhsir lanes when the government
wi,hhol0s The title These people
would saidly pay taxes ON their
tai estate ID l'nclc sam would only
issue patents for them
% works q hardship on them and
keeps down the market value of
their claims because of this very
condition. Il is their misfortune for
which they are not responsible.
ID The writer had land on The
project worth from one to two
hundred dollars an acre he would
not pay taxes ON IL as long as
lhc government withheld lhe title.
Nor would be imagine someone
called him a beegar just because
The fact of nomination was mem
toned
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12
Every Town Wants County scai,

! The esteemed Hub City irrigation
ist ol Wendell went oul and got re-
ports from The leading citizens of
every town in The county ON The
county division proposition. The
returns show the entire county in
favor OF division if every town and
precinct is given a county seat. As
three counties can. according TO the
diNisionists, be maintained as cheap
~ as one, certainly nine can be
maintained as cheaply MS three.
The trouble with on This is that the
originator Of the division movement
might not agrre TO il Jerome
Ncws.
The county diNisionisls maintain
lhat three counties can be maintain
ed as cheaply as one. or course.
Ercyhody knows that three state
governments, three municipalities,
throc railroads. three electric light
plants. three irrigation systems.
three newspapers. three hotels.
three real estate offices, three brick
yards, three livery stables or three
ice plants can lie run just rs
eheaply as enc. Let's not have just
three counties out OF old Lincoln
county. Since The expense 10 the
residents is an the same. lots make
% al least siNi Jerome News.
Il cannot be shown by amy array
of figures or statements rs Tue (
county di,isionislS that division /
of the county at this time is going
10 save single taxpayer single
penny As general proposition
he people of the county will receive
20 benefit. even admitting. for the
arguments sake, they are not di-
cclly damaged. AS a general pro-
losiiiou the movement is. therefore.
Wholly needless and very ill-timd.
Wholly needless and very ill-timed.
Ton. Frank r. Goooipe is respansi-
le fer The project coming up az
his time. lie IS lhe chief beuefici-
rs. Mr. Good;ng knows very we'll
hat his plan could not be carried
lrough without help The town Il
oodlng cannot. unaided. carry anyi
ounty issue. Therefore Rupert auc
lo Minidoka project were salved
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

Come on, pard." said Sandy pixies
as he prepared to hop the fast freight
What are yer waitin' for?"
De census man is comm down de
road an I'm waitin for him to write
me up,' yawned Lazy Luke
Huh. Id like to know what dere
is about You dat would interest a
census man?"
Why, dis census dey ask how many
days you were idle last year. an |
guess J can satisfy him on dat point.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12


tuiously cxtended.-Jerome News.
When it comes to a division Of
the county indebtedness, those high
priced lands in the Hagerman Val
/ Icy will make their owners sweat
blood and taxes.
It lo0khs as if Bliss, with the
new railroad in operation might be
a better location than Gooding for
county seat inside Of three years
il sure will have the people and
The business.
You can always locate the ugly
brute in bunch of cayuses be-
cause there is always a disturbance
around him and it is not because
he is doing a Kindness to his COM
panicns. That reminds me Of the
county division fight.
IL is mistake to suppose the
average ycter is a tricksler or ig-
nores The spirit of fair play in |
the use Of his ballot. Many man /
who votes on the question of coun-
BY division viii first ask what is
lair play to all concerned, and hay
ng determined that Will east con-
cioniious ballot. No man who does
ess should be entitled TO the priv
lege.
Hellol Jerome, Wendell, Hillsdalcl
low DO you like the proposed shoe
irmg county?
The current expense account Of
lincoln county for the year ending
pril z, 1910, was sJO,S73.fl. should
ur county he divided into three
ounties, to run them the same tax
ayers would have to contribute
tat amount multiplied by three, or
$4,000. Deduct 10 per cent for {
'rtain Items that will be n little e
S. and still si3725O, or about $50 f
10 additional will have to be rails
each year. Property owners are
IT so iGiotic as tn believe state r.
ents i'm the county division pa H
rs although supervised duly 10y 4
q GoVernor) The taxes, being all
ady up to the limit cannot be in
eased These expenses are nee
sarily sequence TO the division
how will you pay them2 In one
two ways: The assessment Of
ar property will be Increased so
at same levy will draw from you
IRE taxes, or Deficiency warrants
bonds will be issued, and OF
lrse these will in time be paid
IN the taxpayers pocket. Like l.
darkey's coon, you will be r.
ight "a comm or goin." :
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

"here lies all that is mortal Of
poor Tewksley. There is something
Ua,hetically appropriate in those words
On his tomb. AT Rest"
you know some Incidents of his
life, then?'
Yes. Tewksley lived in a suburban
town and for twenty years he sprinted
every morning 10 catch the 1880 train
for the city"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

Adown the wall the convict slid
For freedom he had made a BID:
hope" said he. that Jailer Jake
WIN excuse the liberty 1 take"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12


/ The division lines should be drawn.
\ Rupert has nothing TO lose by wal
ing year or two.
We doubt very much that Good
ing, the town, gives straight vote
for county division. There are
some -four square" men in that
burg who 90 not tell al they
think to everybody.
Even If The HonFrank does prom
Use county building, property will
siill have 70 pay It's undue share
iof The old county indebtedness,
that can not be ctaded even by
such an eyader as the Hon. Frank
The Hon. Frank is a patriot, bul
Why in thunder didn't he give
some one besides bis family a
cbance al those government lands
Adjoining what is now Gooding
hey
I'M intelligent VOTER does net
c9ne,udc because The Hon. truA
builds, shmld sas promises -
huld court a0ase, that na
taxes wc 10 have 20 lc paid tn lar
county Not only will he have an
uhduc share Of The indebtedness
% care FOR, but such little items as
commissioners salaries and expens-
~. sheriff and deputies salaries
md expenses recorders salaries
ind expenses, assessors salaries
nd cNpcncss, county court saa-
ies and expenses, county superin- :
eHdeni salary and expenses, county
tlorney salaries and expenses, The
Cnnty treasurer, county surveyor. T.
oroner board Of health. physician A
lection expenses oh no, b0ysi o.
win All Doe sugar candy, this new q.
ounly will never cost YOU any o.
hing. n
70 is said the farmer is bit 81
low with his think machine. 60
nat may be- but for that very rea. q
in he is likely TO arrive at truth &C
II solutions Of the problems he 20
Ickles. We hope every farmer in nc
le county takes home with him m
he topic Of county division: if he pc
'es and votes his conclusions il IN
III f. settled right re
The current expenses OF Lincoln =
'unly last year were s50,S73. and
w. much would division cut that or
'wn? Not more than $4,000. Ger ~
inly, then TO run three counties IN.
)uid cost at least $4,000. Who m,
" pay that extra $4,000? Think or
over, taXpayorl co,
When the monkey used the cat fro
pun hot chestnuls from The fire. fine
= cat had sore paws and got no eau
estnu's either. Rupert people
shl remember That 10 their adj
tage 40 the next thirty DAYS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

Rev Or. Thirdly hope, my young
friend, that during the Lenten season
you viii observe Friday as a fast day.
lmpecunius-You bet. My salary is
always gone by Thursday night
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12
SOME LITTLE SONGS.


A uitle song OF waiting.
A liitle song Of bliss. tTfl
4 little sons % happiness I$f
We can't AFFORD to miss. IL
n.,t
little Sung OF dawn. vi
\ little song OF silver rain
Aad blooms upon Tie lawn.
4 little song OF singing birds.
4 little song of bees,
\ little song OF summer days
Ana dscams beneath the trees.
A little sons Of ostter luck.
4 song without a tear;
The sweetes, kind OF Little songs
a little sons OK chscrl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12
1Wo Reasons for County Division

Good morals dictate a vote agaius
county division. because there are
fAit tWO reasons FOR Il at This time.
and lhty are 10 help Frank Good
ps maAe aualher fortune Oul OF
town lels. le give The people OF Ru-
pert a eoDuN o. lm for cighl
sears iH wtlti there IS idile
pr Wrly DO Ias taxes, eAcea. nt4,
ai the great esilr1o0 cofpogail 80
that tuili up that district. Men
who vote consCisntiously will think
twice before uphol0ng such a doal.
We all applauded Teddy when
he demanded the Square deal.
Whai do you think or vote on the
q dividing Tic county
indebtedness GA Che basis az tax
able property while the Rupert
district has practically no real es-
tate taxable property. hence The IN
5ebledaess will So 10 the older dis
-r'cts, notably me high priced
lands Of Haserman valley. square
aealg
The time sill come in very
lew wears when ii viii be right +
e divide this county but that is not
iniii the development Of tie farm
ng and town interests has made
lear and unquesiionable where
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12

over with the promise OF county
seat, also, and thus fell in behind
the ex-governor, who is not ayerse
TO accepting indispensable aid gra-
tuiously cxtended.-Jerome News.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-12
loukNAL INFORMATION.

81 printed the label All
u
tac paper 90
nc journal < TODD sshouc Idaho
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
COMMISSION'SACTS
FULLY SUSTAINED
Supreme Court UphOIds Policy
of Interstate Body in the
Coal Regions

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The United
States supreme court today handed
down a decision sustaining the power
Of the interstate commerce commission
to regulate the distribution of rail-
road cars among coal companies.
The decision is regarded by the gov
ernment as most important, and it is
expected to have an important bearing
on the rate cases still to be heard by
the court.
AS the suit was originally instituted
by the Illinois Central and other rail-
roads in the Illinois coal fields, the
courts were asked to enjoin the en-
forcement of the interstate commerce
commissions order as it applied to the
distribution of the fuel cars of foreign
railroads and private cars of other
shippers. as we'll as the cars employed
by the initial railroad companies them
selves in handling their own fuel
The United States circuit court for
the northern district of Illinois sus-
tained the commission with reference
to the first two classes, but granted an
injunction restraining the enforcement
of the regulation with reference to
the company owned cars.
This, therefore. was the only point
involved in todays decision, and on
that point the supreme court reversed
the trial court, in addition announcing
in broad terms its support of the
power of the commission in the mat
ter.
The cases of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company VS.. the Pitcairn coal
company, involving a complaint of un-
equal distribution of cars among in
dependent coal operators in West Vir-
ginia. was technically decided in fa-
vor of the railroad company in that
the decision of the United States cir
cult court of appeals for the fourth
circuit was reversed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

stand he rose TO "a height of 20 feet in
500 yards of flight when his propeller
broke and he was compelled to stop ms
engine. He sailed gracefully to the
ground when the propeller ceased to
revolve.
The only accident that in any way
marred the days program occurred
when the engine on the Gill-Dosch ma
chine was started before the blplane
had been taken from the tent, and
bareback tore out a portion of the
upper plane. This slight accident pre-
vented the Gill-Dosch machine from
being flown during the day.
Tonight Dick Ferris, manager or the
events. announced that Louis Paulhan
will attempt to break the worlds alu-
tude record for heavier than air ma
chimes tomorrow The attempt Will
be made in the Farman biplane, IN
which the daring French aviator today
thrilled the crowds by his flights over
the new field.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
Makes 10 Minute Flight

On this second flight he remained
up 10 minutes and , seconds, reaching
height OF 400 feet and travelling
four and a half miles In descending
he just cleared the top of his own tent
from the rear, alighting a short dis
tance from the entrance
In his third flight Paulhan arose di-
rectly in front of the grandstand,
passed over it. clapping his hands, and
fairned back 10 the official course, where
he arose TO a height Of 300 feet Cow
ering the mile and a half in 2:5S, he
took another shoot into the country,
came back, went around the course a
second time and had started on his
third lap just as Beachey in his diri-
gibIe and Charles X. Hamilton in a
Curtiss mopoplane had made an ascent
and got under fun headwy. The French
aviator fell in behind Hamilton and
acted as a rear guard for the American
until the latter descended after a flight
Of four minutes. Then, after complet-
sng his third lap he made series of
graceful turns in the middle field and
sailed low over the grsndstand again
and again. This flight lasted % min
Utes seconds.
In the machine in which he made
the worlds speed record on 1912 miles
in Is minutes 8 q seconds, at Rheims,
Glenn II. Curtiss attempted another
fight. Starting in front of the grand
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
SUGAR TRUST EMPLOYEES
SENTENCED TO PRISON
Four Weighers Get Year on
BIackweIIs Island

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Four former
employees of the American sugar refin-
ing company, convicted of underweigh-
ing frauds, were sentenced to one years
imprisonment each in the Blackwells
island penitentiary by Judge Martin in
the United States circuit court here
today.
The men sentenced are Charles Ke-
hoe, Edward A. Boyle, Patrick j. Hen
nessey and John NJ. Coyle
The four were checkers on the docks
of the sugar company in Williamsburg,
where it was discovered the scales used
to weigh sugar imports had been tam
pered with
AS a result, the American sugar re-
fning company reimbursed the govern
ment to the extent of more than So
coo. 900 for evaded duties, and employees
of the company were indicted for con-
spiracy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK
CONVENTION BEGINS
Californian May Succeed Self
as President

DENVER, jan 10.-The thirteenth
annual convention of the American
National Livestock association will be-
gin in this city tomorrow. Some of
the important topics up for discussion
follow:
Shortage of cars; restoration of the
Is per cent duty on hides at this ses-
sion of congress, il possible; grazing
on forest reserves; bill before con-
gress preventing railroads from ad-
vancing interstate rates except on APP
proval of the interstate commerce COM
mission; legislation by congress rela-
tive to unoccupied grazing lands;
more reliable livestock census.
As yet no one has announced himself
as candidate for the presidency, as ef
forts are being made to induce Presi-
dent H. A. Jastro of Bakersfield, CAL.
to accept a second term.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
Await Hostile Move

1--WE are like the outside nine, said
Underwood, waiting to see which way
the ball is going to be batted. We
can't play until they hit something in
our direction
congressional committee which had
the effect of throwing a few bricks
into the insurgent camp, came to 1.-THE
literary bureau" maintained by that
organization. It was stated that the
congressional committee did not exist
as a body at that time, and therefore
was not responsible.
Representative Mckinley of Illinois
chairman of the congressional COM
mittee, admitted today there was vir-
tually no committee in existence now,
but he himself assumed responsibility
for the letter. 1t was sent out, he said,
under his guidance from the repub-
lican headquarters in this city as a
part of the regular weekly news let
ter"
Representative Tawney of Minnesota
former republican whip in the house,
and Representative Dwight of New
York, the present whip. had brief
conference with President Taft this
afternoon. Dwight, it was said, had
informed the president that he had
dropped all the insurgents from his
list of republicans to be notified of
caucuses dealing with party subjects
What effect this will have upon GER
tain heldup patronage remains to be
SEEN
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
CLUB WHERE PUBLISHER
WAS SLAIN GOES "DRY'

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Bayside
yacht club. where William E. Annis,
the New York publisher, was killed by
Captain Peter c. Hains. has voted to
prohibit hereafter, the sale of LIQUOR at
its clubhouse on Little Neck bay. A
motion to this effect was carried at the
annual meeting after a lively debate
by a vote of 81 to 8.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
DEFIANT NOTE
sent REGULARS
BY INSURGENTS
Republican Rebels in House
to Make Finish Fight on
Cannon and Organization
Attempt to Read Them Out of
Party Is Termed Climax of
AutOCratiC Control

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-A defiant
statement, which stamps the attempt to
read them out of the republican party
as unfair and Malicious and defines
Speaker Cannon's administration in
the house of representatives "a climax
of autocratic control" was issued to-
night after meeting of the insurgent
republican members of the house.
The members decline to be put out of
the republican party by the regulars
and announce their intention to carry
to a finish the fight against the speaker
and the organization.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
REPRESENTS OAKLAND

OAKLAND Jan 10Glenn H. Curss, the famous aviator will
represent in Los Angeles This
ment today wired Robert w MARYLAND,
pr dnt of Captain j. c. Mars the club
man who is in Los Angeles
Curtiss aeropane, which made sensational
Rheims France months
under the auspices of the Oakland Aero club
Curiss flights which has been officially named
Oakland day. according o Mars
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
EDWARD DISSOLVES
SECOND PARLIAMENT
King Calls for New Body Feb
ruarV Is

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The second par
lament of King Edwards reign ended
today The ceremony was brief.
Four privy councillors attended st
Buckingham palace, where the king
signed the proclamation dissolvinss the
present and summoning a new parlia-
ment to meet February 15
Within an hour the royal writs had
been dispatched from the crown office
to every constituency of the United
Kingdom.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
Many Machines Exhibited

While the flights by the we'll known
aviators were being made today, sew
eral machines of local construction and
unknown design were wheeled onto the
field and paraded before the spectators:
One, a graceful, birdlike thing, made a
noise that could hardly be distin-
guished from the noises made by the
aeroplanes that sailed after its engine
was started, but it did not leave the
ground, nor even the spot where 1T
rested Another, multiplane, built by
Prof j. B. Zerbe of this city, brought
out great applause on account of its
appearance, but not even it's. engine
would go. Several other machines that
have been brought here from cities in
Arizona, Nevada and California, were
not exhibited today. They are not en-
tered in the prize contests and will be
tried ont later in the meet