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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
JUICE BOOTH

Mercredi soir une quarantaine
de nos compatriotes, ont, u Fin
vitation de M. D. X. Marsolais,
particip6 a I'm banquet au
Kaiserhof. Cette petite reunion
6tait organis6e atm de bonner aux
n6tres loccasion de faire la con-
naissance du juge Booth du banc
de la cour du District, candidat
democratic pour reelection. Des
discours ont etc fats par MN.
D. X. Marsolais, l'avocat Forth
lex-6chevin Kiichli ct plusieurs
autres. Tous ont demande la rec
lection du JUICE Booth parce quill
a rendu d'excellents services COM
me JUICE ct ont plaid6 pour P6li-
mination de resprit de parti dams
lie choix DIES JUICES.
M. Geo. e. Forth a trace bri6ve-
ment notre historic distant que de
$4,000 que nous 6tions lors de la
cession nous formions auj ourd'hui
une nation de 100000 don't 2,0OO,-
600 aux Etats- Unis, ct que plus la
race anglo-saxone au Canada YOU
]ait etoutfer l'6l6ment francais, plus
il devenait vigoureux.
II a demande aux assistants Gle
TRAVELLER pour la reelection du Jul
ge Booth don't il a vant6 les pro-
fondes commissioners dies lois ct lie
caractere judiciaire.
LIE JUICE Booth, CONNIE tout bon
American, a reconnu Importance
du role que la France a
joue, lors de notre Tut
te pour notre independence, di-
SAINT CONNIE jadis lie. c6lebre Fran
kiln, que sans son aide ct SOL ar
gent Ia cause DIES colonies 6tait
perdue. II a dit qu'aucun element
n'etait plus chez lui que lie n6tre
dams lie Nord-Ouest, on les LaSalle,
les Nicollet, les Hennepin, les Per-
rot, les Marquette, Etc, avaient
apport6s les premiers la civilisa-
ton,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Les ceremonies DIES Quarante
Heures a l'6glise Ste Anne, Sc sont
termin6es mardi matin f6te de la
Toussaint, a la grand messe. Tn
grand nombre de p%aroissiens Sc
sont approaches a cette occasion de
la Sainte Table.
Dimanche soir, il y cut salut So
lennel, sermon sur lie Congress Eu-
charistique par lie Rev. p. Biga-
ouette de Sioux City, ct reception
DIES nouveaux membres dams la So
ci6t6 DIES Enfants de Marie.
LIE P. Bigaouette nous a rapport6
avec quelle ferveur ct avec quelle
fol lie Congress Eucharistique await
6t6 suivi par les membres de re-
piscopat ct du clerg6 du monde
enter ct par la multitude dies fde-
les ct DIES citoyens de toutes croy-
ances de la vile de Montreal ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

LIE club Militaire de la Cour
Nicollet donnera une seconde SOL
rec d%ansante, mardi lie Is courant,
sale Kraft 2O27 Washington Ave
n. La premiere soiree que ce
Club a dome cette saison, lie IL
octobre dernier, a etc I'M tel success
quill a decide d'organiser cette Sc
condo soir6e. Cling cents invita-
lions ont etc lanc6es dams ce but
chez nos compatriotes ct il ny a
pas de doute qu'elles r6uniront I'm
groupe nombreux de notre jeunes-
Sc canadienne-francaise N'ou-
bliez pas la date, mardi lie Is No
vembre. LIE comit6 est compose
de M. Leon Pilon CONNIE mai re
DIES ceremonies, assist6 de NM.
Geo. E. Plante, b. j. Pelletier,
Jos. Grande, Geo. A. Riviere,
Edw. Riviere, w. r. Vashro,
A. Ivans ct Chas. Malenfant.
L'orchestre Tuscany fournit la
musique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
I'm Banc NOn-PartiSan

Une DIES positions les plus i'm
portantes a remplir aux prochai-
nes elections est celle de JUICE de
la cour du district C'est une posi-
ton demandant beaucoup de con-
naissances ct d'exp6riences ct on
ne devait pas Sc laisser infuencer
settlement par DIES considerations
de parti Malheureusement d'a-
pres notre present systemic de pri-
maires il est %n6cessaire de faire
dies nominations de parti, %laissant
au votant lie devoir de decider aux
polls du m6rite ct DIES capacities
DIES candidats Que cette tache a
etc accomplie avec intelligence est
d6montr6 par la reelection de de-
mocrates dun caractere 6lev6 ct
6rudits CONNIE les JUICES Brooks ct
Brown Presque tout republican,
juste admettra que du nombre DIES
six JUICES du district il devrait sly
trouver au moins un d6mocrates
LIE Juge Wilbur f Booth, de o
tire cour du district, est a present
lie seuI democratic sur lie banc II
fut nomm6 par feu lie Gouverneur
Jahnson ct est candidat pour Sc
succ6der AUX prochaines elections
La maniere consciencieuse ct capa-
bic avec laquelle il a accompli son
devoir ajout6e a ses manieres cour-
toises ct toujours dignes dun gen
tilhomme envers tout lie monde lui
T..
a attire la haute consideration ct
Iappui DIES votants en- general sans
distinction de parti politique Son
record est une confirmation de la
srgesse du Gouverneur johnson en-
faisant cette nomination
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

CandldaC hepuDllcaln au pOSte
de Repr6sentant du 39e District.
M. w. F. Kunze a toujours etc
s%ympathique envers louvrier ct
on peut etre certain quill approu-
vera toute mesure tendant a anne
liorer lie sort a celui qui travaille.
II a etc recommand6 par lie "Wor-
kingmen's Republican Club. II
est un DIES rares candidats qui ont
etc endoss6s par ce club. Ii favo-
rise l6lection DIES s6nateurs DIES
Etats- Unis par lie vote direct du
peuple ct toute autre mesure qui
tend a METRE les renes du gouver-
nement entire les mains du peuple
plut6t qu'entre ceux DIES corpora
tons.
M. Kunze naquit sur une ferme,
dams le comt6 de Brown. II fut
gradu6 de lUniversit6 du Mime
sofa. II enseigna dams les 6coles
de la campagne puts a fUniversit6
ct fut surentendant dies 6coles de
Hastings ct de Red Wing.
II est actuellement le secr6taire
de la Smith System Heating Go.
SEES interets commercials ainsi que
priv6s sont tous dams ce district.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
CANDIDAT CONNIE REPREsENTAN1
DU 44Ame DISTRICT

M. Weingart nest pas nouveau
dams la politique ct 81 Ton peut en-
juger par la popularite don't il a fait
preuve dams lie pass6 son election
au poste de repr6sentant mardi lie
s novembre est assure.
Nos lecteurs qui demeurent dams
lie district de M. Weingart ont eu
Occasion d'appr6cier ses capacities
at son int6grit6 durat les quatre
ans quill les a servi CONNIE COM
missaire du comit6. II demande
a ses concitoyens de lie juger d'a-
pres ses actions CONNIE serviteur
du public ct de lui accorder leur
appui sill trouve quill lie m6rite.
M. Weingart naquit il y a AZ
ans dams lie Ter quarter, alors lie
village de St Antoine. II demeu-
re dams lie Ale District depuis 26
ans.
Nos lecteurs ne commettront
pas d'erreur en- accordant une de
leurs voix a M. Weingart aux pro-
chaineS elections.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

depenses sans recourir aux comites
du comt6 nj de PEtat. C'est TN
nouveau point de depart qui est
fort appr6ci6 du parti ct DIES candi-
dats, de sorte qu'apres les elections
nous pourrons reclamer notre part
du patronage la tete haute ct la
conscience nette parce qu'on ne
pourra pas nous accuser d'avoir etc
pay6s de nos labeurs avant Ielec-
ton.
Mardi ct jeudi de cette semaine
il cut DIES reunions politiques aux
residences de M. Geo. Peltier ct de
Nine Renaud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Nine Joseph Primeau est d6c6-
dee en- notre vile samedi lie 20 oc-
tobre, a lage de IS ans. Ellie ma
quit a st Urban, P. Q. Canada, ct
vint demeurer q Minneapolis il y a
q ans ans Son service a etc chan
t6 lundi matin a l'6glise Notre-
Dame de Lourdes par lie R. P. Gull
lot, cure. Illumination a Gu lieu
au cimeti9re Ste Marie. M. Ed.
Rainville await la direction des flu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Londres.-Un JUICE de Yelling
borough, ayant a Sc prononcer dams
un process intent6 par une cliente
a sa couturriere, Sc declare absolu-
ment incompetent a d6clarer 81 oui
gu non la jupe moulait la cliente
suivant les principles de Fart ct de
la mode. II pria done DIES femmes
pr6sentes a l'audience de bien YOU
loir former I'm jury, ct il d6cida du
cas- suivant lie verdict rendu par lie
jury f6minin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
Cotisation prelevees pour lie mois de Novembre 1910
l'U. S. G.. F.
Avis Officiel du Bureau Execute
MARQUETTE, MICH

MARQUETTE, MICH
Les cotisatipns suivantes ont etc appeleea pour lie mos dOctobre
No 100 du Ponds DIES Veuves ct DIES Orphelns
No 90 du Ponds DIES Danes Auxiaires
No LOG ct lO8 du Ponds DIES Members Honoraires
Tout membre don't lie cerhfcat de b6n6fces porte une date
ant6rieure au 10 Oct 1910 devra payer une cotisahon suivant sont
tauX
Tout membre qui ne Sc conformera pas Il notre avis dapr6s les
dates ci-dessus perdra "ipsofacto' tous droits ct ben6fce de notre
Union EULEBE BERTRAND, SUPERINTENDENT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

NJ. Chas. b. Fox qui brigue lie
suffrage de ses concitoyens au pos
tie d'auditeur du comt6 est tres es-
time ct tres bien connu dams notre
vile. II est membre de la maison
d'entrepreneurs de pompes-fun6-
bres Fox ct Long 20S Avenue
Centrale.
M. Fox promet a ses concitoyens
quill donnera a l'ofice d'auditeurs
tout son attention ct on peut etre
certain sill est 6lu Sc bureau sera
conduit dune mani6re digne dun
comt6 aussi important que lie
comt6 d'Hennepin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Quebec-Un waste incendie a
detruit, de fond en- comble, Pin
portante frontage du rang Saint
Thomas, a Chicoutimi.
Toutes les dependencies ont subj
lie meme sort ct Ton evalue les
pertes a $4,000. .....
Quebec-Au commencement du
mois proclaim, la prroisse de
Portneuf c6lebrera lie cinquante-
naire de sa fondation. A cette oc-
casion il y aura DIES fetes solennel-
les ct la b6n6diction dun nouveau
carlton pour reglise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

ST vous desirez du bon boudin
canadien vous en- trouverez du
frais, chaque semaine. a partir du
jeudi soir, a la Central Provision
Co., 125 Avenue Centrale Ellie a
aussi lie plus beaux choix de WAN
DIES fr;f hes, sal6es ct fum6es Tele-
phones T S Spruce 53l ct N w
East 90.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
lie Club des Beaux Arts a G

une charmante reunion la semaine
derniAre. chez Nine LIS Bolduc, de
la Plymouth Ave. n. Les mem
bres Sc sont amus6s au jeu de car
ties. au chant ct a la musique. Les
prix furent gagnes, lie Ter par,
Nine PhHomene Violet; lie 2e par
Elizabeth Deslauriers ct lie prix de
consolation a etc remporte par
Nine Joseph Forth.
La prochaine reunion aura lieu
lie 10 courant chez Nine G.. A. La
pierre. 319 University n. p.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Une interessante assemble dams
l'interet DIES candidats republicans
a eu lieu jeudi dernier a la r6siden-
ce de M. Gilbert Chouinard.
M. David Gorham en- etait lie
president. Des discours ont etc
fats par MN. Mcneil ct Nye can
didats a la legislature, Geo. V. B.
Hill 6chevin du Be quarter ct Da-
vid Gorham.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Les OFFICERS du Camp Champlain
ont d6voil6 lie monument 6rig6 par
lordre DIES Woodmen of the Word,
sur la tombe de feu j. B.. Beriault,
dimanche dernier dams lie cimeti4re
Ste Marie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
CANDIDAT DEMOCRA1E AU POSTE
DE REPREsENTANT DU 38e DIS
TRIC1

Al1oA
M. Thielen qui a recu la nomi-
nation du parti democratic CONNIE
representant du 38eme. district qui
comprend la partie du 36me quar-
tier situe a lest de la 56me rue
une partie du lO6me quarter ct
tout lie Ter quarter a montr6 sa
grande popularite lors DIES primal
res. II sest 6minemment qualifie
pour sieger a la Legislature tant
par ses capacities que par son hon
netet6 ct sa justice. II fera un
bon representant pour lie 38eme
district ct ceux qui ont a occur Ia
vancement de ce district ainsi que
de ! 6tat devraient dome leur vote
a M. Thielen le 8 novembre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

M. ct Nine Beaudreau de Kano-
"a Ont, sont de passage en- notre
vile en- route pour lie sud on lis
passeront l'hiver. Ills sont les h6-
tes a Minneapolis de M. ct Nine
G. H. Gervais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

nerailles. Ellie laisse plusieurs en-
fants entire autres MN. Napoleon,
jean Baptiste Primeau ct Mines
Alderic Menard ct Neveu.
Nous prions la famille 6plor6e
d'accepter nos plus sinceres condo
l6ances.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

Au banquet de mercredi soir au
Kaiserhof quelqu'un a 6chang6
par erreur de pardessus avec M.
Th6ophile Beaudette, facteur.
Avis a qui de droit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

On annonce pour lie "a de no.
vembre lie marriage de M. Charles
Malenfant avec Mile Antoinette
Thibault. LIE fanc6 est le fr6re de
M. Michel Malanfant de notre vii
le.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

ON DEMANDE une dame on
demoiselle canadienne pour alder
dams un magasin ct au m6nage.
S'adresser all No 357 rue Monroe
n. r..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

CANDIDAT DEMOCRATIC AU POSTE
D'ECHEVIN Al 9e QUARTER.
Sill est vrai quun bon serviteur
devrait etre retenu NJ. Mccoy de-
vrait etre reGlu cOnm echeyin du
9eme quarter. NJ. Mccoy a occu-
pc ce poste avec honneur durant
II ans ct &c nest qu'a instance
de citoyens du 9eme quarter qui
ont a ceur lie progress de leur quar-
tier ct de la vile quill a accepte
de Sc porter de nouveau CONNIE
candidat.
Immense vote quill a recu aux
primaries a etc une marque de
ses concitoyens democrates ct nous
sommes certains que republicans
CONNIE democrates ne manqueront
pas de manifester leur confance
en- lui lie S novembre proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
Sc l'Ouest
M1NNEApoL1s, lie 4 Novembre, 1910

Mardi le 8 courant. aura lieu Pe-
lection ct nous invitons tous nos
compatriotes a voter le bulletin re-
publicain,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
SUPREME!

Ilny a pas d'autre mot qui d6crit 81 ien nos CONNECTIONS que
"Caxton' Files sont supremes en- fat de coupe, de mode ct de dur6e
Prix honn6tes ct satisfaction garantie.
M W. Lalibere Sc fera IN paHir de vous montrer cs vetements.
II est de votre int6ret dacheter nos chaussures. On est certain
de trouver chaque paire de bonnie apparence ct soEde.
Nos chaussures de 50 ct 81 mont pas degales.
M Joseph VeileuX Anne a montrer cs chaussures a ses compa-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04
Geo. V. B. Hill

ECHEvIN IU Be QUARTER CANDI-
DAT REPUBLICAN, POUR REELEC-
TION
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
PAPER SPEAKS HIGHLY j :. OF WEDOEO PAIR
JOHNSON MERRITT NUPTiALS CALL FORTH KIND WORDS IN FLAGSTAFF FOR BOTH.

The following clipping from the Flagstaff Gem will be oI interest tC the many local friends of Miss Helen Merritt. who was one of the teachers in the Bisbee schools last year:
 "On yesterday at , D. m.. at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. George T. Harrington. in Flagstaff, oc cured the marriage of Mr. Alex John son to Miss Helen Merritt
 The marriage ceremony was per. formed by Rev. c. P. Metcalf of the Methodist Episcopal church About twenty invited guests were present.
 The groom was formerly employed in the local office of the Santa Fe depot and at present is agent for the company at Holbrook.
 The bride resided for many years in this city. and is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Merritt. former Flag staff residents now making their home near Bisbee. She is a graduate of the class of 1908, of the normal school. and has been teaching in the public schools of Holbrook for several months
 The newly welded couple left on the evening train for Old Mexico. to spend their honeymoon. and will re- turn to Holbrook. their future home. about January S."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
REILLY TAKEN
 FUR THEFT OF
 SUGAR LETTER
Accused of Supplying Maga- zine With Communication of WickerSham Addressed 10 U s, Attorney Wise,
lRr Assoclated Press.l

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Thomas F. Reilly, special investigator for the interstate commerce commission was arrested today by a United States marshal on a warrant charging the theft. from United States District Attorney Wise's office. of the fs- nous sugar trust letter from Attof- ney General Wickersham and other documents relating to the sugar trust prosecution.
 Reilly was locked up in the Tombs. The letter in question ap- peared in the Cosmopolitan Maga- zine, and was known yesterday that the long search for the man who stole it had at last resulted in the return of an indictment by the fed eral grand jury. Whether other in- dictments will follow. Wise would not say tonight. but they are eN- pected
 As a special agent. Thomas P. Reilly has been employed by the ic- terstate commerce commission for about two years. He was regarded as a diligeni and efficient invest gator Through his efforts h@ndresis of thousands Of dollars in fines and penalties have been turned into tue United States treasury Reilly WIS for many years traffic expert for the sugar trust" and is declared to be Letter informed as to the relations between the trust" and railroads than any man.
 Several years ago he relinquished his position with the trust Co be- come special agent for the United States district attorney at New Yori-. He was recommended 0 the commit sion by former District Attorns Stims0u of New York.
 After he joined the commissions investigation force. Reilly pass q much time in the district attorneg 5 osfice where he was afforded office desk room. It has been known @ the commission that Reilly was sps- pected of knowing something abegt the disappearance Of certain letters and documents and their conseque. ! publication and the news of his ar- rest therefore created little surprise
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
DECLARES CITY WAS AT MERCY
 OF CHAPTERS
New Mayor Of Frisco Makes Sensational Speech Upon Taking Office, Charging Corruption,
fBy Associaed Press)


 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-Mayor P II. Mccarthy signaiized his Ss- sumption Of office this afternoon by a sensational arraignment of preced- ing admin ,stratons, in which he charged general incompetency in all departments and hinted ct c9rtu9- ton.
 While legitimate business mas been harrassed.' he sad in his ia- augural address. crooks ana susDi- cious character have been given an sylum without interference by the so-cailed reform administration.
 In support of his assertion he gave a list of addresses Of pool rooms. "sure-thing gambling" houses and other illegal enterprises. which he declared had been in existence during the Taylor administration. ~rrov. .siOns regarding public funds have been variously regarded. de- olared the mayor, aud he promised to submit later a detailed statement to- getheT with recommendation that steps be taken to secure a return .to the city of mcneys that have been thus illegally paid for personal ends CT to sstisfy political purposes
 Mayor Mccarthy thinks the Chin csc population is a valuable asset to San Francisco. In his message he made a plea for the restoration of the Chinese quarter to what it was hefcre the fire. pointing out that Chinese were among the largest GUS toners of the white merchants. and that their import. expert and local trade was of vast importance to the city. After the fire a large propor- ten of Chinstown's population was removed tc Trans-Bay and other California cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
CORONADO ELECTS
 ITS OLD DIRECTORS
MINE NEAR FLORENCE SHOWS RESULTS THAT PLEASE THE OWNERS OF STOCK.

PHOENIX. Jan. S.-Directors for the ensuing year were elected at the annual meeting of the stockholders of La Coronado Mining company. held last night at the city hall. and some iiattering reports Of progress made at the property were given by persons familiar with what has been done in the fast two or three months. Super intendent B. Reed was unable to be present
 With one exception the old directors were reelected. The exception was w. E. Thomas. whose duties as clerk of the county supervisors and the fact of his residence in the country made it hard for him to devote any atten- tion to La Coronado company. P. T. Hurley was chosen to fill the vacant place. The directors. who were re elected. are s. ]. Tribolet C. W. Ar nett. Frank Thomas and c. W. Cisney.
 After the stockholders meeting the directors organized for the year by re- electing s. J. Tribolet president. C. w. Barnett vice president, and P T Hur- ley secretary. Mfr Hurley, though not a director. has been discharging the duties of secretary for some time.
 La Coronado mine is located eigh- teen miles northeast of Florence. The main shaft is now down 255 feet and crosscuts have been run from the S7, i25 and 2O2 levels. The ledge has always been found few feet from the shaft and the ore all shows good values. At the present time a cross cut is being run from the 255-fooi level, and it is the intention to drift both ways on the ore when the ledge is reached. It is believed that the sulphide zone has already been pene- trated. though the water level has not been struck
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
REPUbLICANSOF B|SBEE EXPECT
 SPLIT IN PARTY
Mhae Admitting That Taft Had to Dismiss Pinchot, It Is Predicted That Country Will Oppose BaIllnger

Republicans of Bisbee arc seem insly thunderstruok st the acton of President Taft in dismissing Clifford Pinchot. until Thursday chief of the forestry bureau, from the service. While none crfticises the action of the president, all are agreed that the Pinehot dismissal, coupled with the extreme unpopularity of Secretary of the Interior Ballinger. owing to re- cent exposures of alleged methods m Alaska will lead to a split in the ranks of the Republican party throughout t..e nation.
 "I cannot criticise the president upon the manner in which he has acted. Pfnc:lot had it coming. That is all you can say remarked a prominent Republican yesterday The effect will, believe. be disastrous 10 the party. Pinchot is a man in whom the general public has had the supremest trust. 4 wealthy man himself he has done more to pre- vent fnroads of maurauding wealth upon public domain than any other offioias we have ever had. The pub lie Is aphoIding Pinchct in his fight against Balinger.
 IV is a pity. however that Mir. Pinchot could not have been guided by better advice than he was. His letteF to the senate wss not alone direct slap at the presidential su- thority. but indirectly accused him of participation -n whatever guilt there was involved in the Alaskan contro- versy Taft was justified; of that there esn be nc doubt. Yet he will be hiamed all over the country for his action"
 Another prominent member of the party said:
 In my belief there is a great deal more behind Pinchots action and ultimate discharse than appears upoa the surface. l believe thst he is and has been acting in behalf Of and with Jhe insurgeat element cf the house and senate.
 His letter 10 the senate followed so closely by the alliance Of the in- surgents and Democrats in the house to oVerwheIl Uncle Joe Cannon in his czarism. look a great deal like there was some sort Of understand ing between them. You cannot blanie the Drs ident for firing PinchOt af- fer he had overstepped the bounds laid down for a subordinate, but I am pretty confident that this has been brought on purposely in order to put it squarely up to the president to to ze action"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
WILSON GETS f3 MILLIONS
 (By Associated press.l

WASHINGTON Jan. s.-The hous committee on agriculture will give inc agricultural department about SIS 000.000 to run it during the com ing year according to the estimate committee. which today finished i.s work Of consideration of the bill. Secretary W-son wss heard finally today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09
LYNchERs GO FREE.

CAIRO. H., Jan. S.-The grand jury which investigated the murder of Miss Anna Pelley and the lynch ing of Henry Slaser James. adjourned today without returning indictments. The report stated that 1t was evident the so-called lawless element wss not concerned in the lynchings, and we believed no innocent man met deate at the hands of the mob''