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The Detroit times., 1911-10-31

4 knowing Boston bull teFFieF-eon'
tributes his full share TO the amuse-
ment and gets big laugh by walk
ing OF the stage with every tndlch-
ton that he is disguised. when MISS
Wilson attempts 10 sing.
Emil Hoch. who is well known 10
vaudeville in Detroit, returns
with his comedy .playlet. Love
Young Dream II rs WeH-coh'
ceived sketch and is still quite enter
tanning. MIR, Hoch IL seen as the
proud father. who Is pressed INTO ser
vice as a butler when his daughter
beau makes a call. Mr.. loch Ia as
sisted by Miss Antoinette smart
James Dunno and Edward McGulie'
Fisher and Green haze a novel skll
ION Account OF the subway IN
which they gel a number OF laughs
by pretending 10 disappear down the
entrance 10 a subway station ohe
of the duo is clever Hebrew come
dian. Miss Gladys Carey. Young
violiniste. invests her work with IN
dividuality bx taking liberties Win
standard operate selections. she
was very we'll received by Monday
audiences.
Mai. Ed. A. Remington, Detroit.
err. put on shooting act OF rear
merit as an extra feature, MONDAY
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31

soc,.eye. tall. ,s.s5; nat. "a 40; Alaska
reds Si 90: Nfaska pink>, sl.S0 Toma-
toes Slm11O: succotash. VI U1.lO per
doE Peas; Marrowtat. Nle: early
June. si.sSi sifted early June n'tS per
oc1ou..-packet coffee. ioO-lb. case.
as. TOa22bO delivered
reed - Jobbing prices I'm l0O-lb.
sacks: Bran W.: coarse oar. oo ,nlddi, snS,,
mea land cracked corn. $50: corn and
oat chop. S2S per ton.
Flour jobbinE priees; Best Mlehi-
gan patent, S4.I5: second patent, S4.tO;
straight gaze clear $500; pure rye.
,l.sC; spring parent $500 per bol in
"9 Ill Raw iinseed. sOc: boiled lin
seed ole: Diamond headlight kero-
sins. Sc, perfection H,se r.ocenH.
tv,pcntine, In Dbl lots. 5lIac per gal
PROV t.Ions 80 Mess pork. SIS: fam
Nv sfsgbfs.5e;-ru medium st+.5eef rs:
smoked hams. hiac; dry salted biis-
ksts. OF a Zoe: shoulders. l0c; picnic
hams. i6c; bacon. lsh @1lei lard. Ia
suunv.-t'orrect daily by w, "A.
Edgar n Son. crystal domlnoes. a-lo,
slO15: crystal dominoes. e-lh,, ts'eo I.
eagle tablets. sss0' cut loat sskSS:
aFan,,lated. extra coarse. sI2O: granu-
lated. fine In bulk, $40; granuiatsd
s5-ib' cartons. $715; diamond a, Tgo {;
coufectioners' A. s7.05. No. J s.lO; NO
2. s7.lo. No. 3. s7.os; No :. 81; No O.
500; No 9, ss.75. No. 10. $40; No. IL.
sts5: No. IL $3.50. No. 10. s.Ss; No.
il, S6.55; No rs. sass. Household pow
dared. 5-tb. cartons. rs to case tt.ss'
household powdSred, lib, .s 10 case
rels or bags. $500. In 2S-lb. cottons.
sc 9b per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
GOV, OSBORN ISSUES
THANKSGIVING EDICT
Says People Have Been Blessed
With Prosperity and Good
Health.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 3l.-Gover-
nor Osborn has issued the annual
Thanksgiving Day proclamation,
which Is as follows:
The loving and merciful God has
vouchsafed benediction upon the peo'
PIE Of Michigan during the year nine
teen hundred eleven. now rapidly
drawing to It's close. The elements
in their devastations, have made Wis
itation. but the loss of human lie
has been small as result. vital sta
;is;ics show a decrease in the death
iolls- From the soil has come TO those
who til il and those who must be fed,
a reward of more than that which is
barely sufficient. The state Is free
from famine. contagion and abnor-
mai lawlessness. Human life is held
sacred. homes are inviolate and prop
prty-fs safe condition obtains -tot
which orr people should be profound
" thankful.
Obsery alton OF Thanksgiving Day
NAV be festive, but IL is the duty OF
every individual 10 give thanks unto
God This should not be merely lip
Of the heart and the deepest cisterns
OF the soul. Man is recreant and
coward. who thanklessly accepts di'
vine blessings in strength, happiness
and PROSPERITY and only turns to God
I'm weakness, misfortune and extrem'
ity. A meanineful way to celebrate
THANKSGIVING would be to make
contribution, II only OF a penny. to
some Christian church. These insti
tutions of God should be remembered
wholesomely in the glory OF Our best
days. SO that when the tottering even
tide arrives there shall be that com
fort which will cure fear and trem'
bling
Therefore. in consideration OF the
blessing Of the Almighty God, SC
bountifully visited upon the people oil
Michigan. I. Chase s. Osborn. COVER
ornor of the State OF Michigan. do
appoint and set aside Thursday, NOV
yember 30, as day Of prayer, feast'
ing and thanksgiving.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

One way to tell whether a musi-
cal comedy makes good with the pub
tic Is TO watch the sheet music sale
In the lobby after the show, and the
way the men dug down" as they
were leaving the Detroit opera house,
Monday evening. seemed ample as.
surance that Detroit had found the
much-heralded Pink Lady, as good
as It's reputation. The production is
mere Tor the week, and no doubt will
play to big business. It's really worth
| while. and IL is not surprising that
Gotham took to IL SO readily and SO
fervenrly. IL has been superbly
mounted by Messrs. Klaw and Err.
LANCER, II tells an interesting story.
the cast is well selected. and II has
several merry jingles that one may
carry away" If one is so disposed
What more could be asked?
The Pink Lady" Is an admiration
OF the French farce. lie Satyre." set
TO music. The book and lyrics are
by c. NJ. S. Mcclellan. while Ivan
Caryll, musical director OF the Cav.
, ETY. theater, London, well known
through his connection with such suc.
cesses as The Spring Chicken"
The Runaway Girl" and numerous
oher musical plays. is responsible for
tn score.
he scenes are laid in and around
iart and the Partisan atmosphere"
- esr present. The story concerns
2 sal young bachelor. Lucian Carl
uei, NO is soon to marry a dainty
spri,e nown as Angelo, and deter.
mines have one last fling before
l.
ness. SHE arranges for quiet
ht'ie iunoeon with Claudine. "the
pink iady; in lie Joli Coucon." a
cale IN IN forest of Compiegne
france o happens that Angelo
mas arranged little party for the
same ',ihe a in the same place
Lucien nes oe.tifully when he comes
iaoe 20 iace W. his sweetheart and
tells ner ne IN engagement with
one DohuIulel, surely mythical per.
sonase 20 ial he knows. The
pinh tsuy aiIlN IL tipped off "a
the Ieai sltua,ion, nd passes herself
on as Mauame Slider" She ex.
pia,hr .hat me- n"and is laid up
Win nv sout anu has come 70
with the situation. s'iAs azaSisH
L.. 4.
real Dondidier in the ,rsnn .
grabbed old dealer in CT 49,
and her friends suspect 49,.
Is fbbing and set of isaor"h =,
Dondidier. I.uclen and -, =,
lady beat the pair to the ~ i pnA
and persuade Dondider, by ~ snop
lse OF a valuable snuff box p'o l'i,
iust complete a famous collen WIZ
back them up in the fabricat ~ ~
has been eoneoeted. Tneidtt 10 10
nondidier is suspected Of be. Wy.
ratyr" who has been lurking a
tho forest. kissing every pretty Dut
IN he met. and TO make the reIl,,
The story good, he Is obliged TO u
lead that he Is very much OF LAT
man. This gets him into all sorts
liilcnlfies with his wife. and
daughters prospective mother.
law. and from then on the fun
furious and the situations Arg
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
AppIes-50c 9sl bu. yl.50G3 Dbl.
Isannnas-Good shipping stock $3.50

AppIes-5oc 9si bu. si5093 bbl
Hananas-Good shipping stock $3.50
Beans-Dried Lima o. a &c per 10.
California Fruits--Grapes. Toknys.
sito9 l.So: Maiagas. si.5oQ2 per box
Ceicry-Home.gr grown, 2oQ2Sc dor
Csuiinower--76q s5c bu.
CaLbaEe-sl.76 Dbl
Cheese Michigan fats. t5116H &C.:
New York fats. t6ql61sc: cheadars
isA Vl6c: don!esti: Swiss II q ace;
blocS Swiss, l6ql7c; imported Swiss.
asa see: LimbGrger.. 1914 Ql4c: brick
chceac. l51lsc 10
Crsnberries-s2I5 per nu; tf,5o9s
Ih.stnut.- Id.
I,ste.-Persian. S9sc ID: Farts. loh
dressed CaIve.=Fancy. lo1lic 10:
common. 9Qloc Id.
FtGs-lmportcd, new. III u Ice pe- 10:
California Csc Id
Finnan Haddie.-lOGlic per Id
Fresh etables-Cucumbers. hot
house, i2qisc per ib:hesd lettuce.
SIPS hu. onions, 1915 a i5c doz beets.
t5450c bu; home grown tomatoes. 40
| a. soc bu: parsnips, s5c bu; carrots,
toq45c bu; rutabagas, 45g50c per bu.
Crap, Fruit--Florida. :s.5o97 per
| case.
Grapes-concords s-lb. baskets. lao
iSc, ponies, i3gl4c per basket; Mia
earas, l6c basket: Catawbas ponies.
i5c per basket.
Hopcy-Fancy white. i59l6c; No. 2.
! II q 14:: extracted, sds" Id.
Hay-Detrolt shippers are paying the
| following prices for balcd hay In car
lots. Z o. b. Detroit: No. ! timothy.
$40 Gs2e.b0: No. 2 timothy. siS50Q 10;
clover. mixed. si79is; rye straw, $3.50:
| wheat anu oat straw. $,.S0nSO0.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on the
| city markets ranged from ;20G26 as
| TO quality.
green. I0c, No cured bulls. 1o1Sc, No
| ! green. llisc: cured calf Ne 1. 16xc;
| green calf No. /, loo per ID: horse
hides. No. !. 1915; No. 2. s2T5; sheep
skins. as to wool 0cas. No hides
lie on on kip iAc of on calf
Iimes-sl G125 per doz
| RWs-Hickory nuts large. Sf9f %;
shcllbarks. az G3c Id; butteruuts. 81;
black walnuts, 75c9 $l per bu.
Onions, = Yellow. 500 Sac per sack
Spanish. 81 lo@l.5o per crate
P.uitry-springs. 1lGllhc; fowls
az QI0c; No. 2. sgsc: geese, sVyc
ducks. young. lSal4c; turkeys. liGlSc
p..r.-Kiefers. 5o@76c: Duchess. VI
per blu.
| potat.es-car lots. track. Detroit, are
| selling at so q Soc per bu.
| Quinces-tl rs 1l.b0 per ou.
sweet Potntoes-Virginias. s2.60n
lass per bbl Jerseys. $40 per bu
81 per Dbl.
4 wyoi-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern, central and northern sections
v, "A and n blood. l98 zoe; delaine.
| uIwashed I6@lsc: common. rough ana
fine. 14@1sc per 10. {. o. b. country
points.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31

LIVE ';TOCK.
FAST Acknowledgements
I'm ~ Gfar.nss stack Re

EAST BUFFALO. " y. oct. 31.--Cat-
tic: Receipts. eight cars: market, dull;
best 400 TO l.s00-lb steers, s7.60T
z75; good prime 1900 to l.l00-lb.
steers. S1dI 1.eS good prime ,l.200 10
f,3D0-tb. steers, s625 a.; best LOO 20
,200-lb. shipping steers. f5.50M 6:
medium butcher steers. 1000 10 Hoo
lbs. s5m $50: light butcher steers.
sI50M5: best fat COWS. s4.2544 .ij,
fair 10 good do, s3.25Mi common To
medium do, s2.25 as trimmers. $3.50
az: best fat heifers. s5n560: good
fat heifers. A.25m4.s5; fair to good
do. s5.750425; stock heifers. .s3.25M
$50. best feeding steers, dehorned,
tt.5065: common feeding steers do
horned. 81 T5Gt; stockers. all grades.
s3T5M4: prime export bulls. s5M5.2
best butcher bulls, s425u4.75; bologna
bulls. 3.25n 3.75 stock bulls. So 3.7a:
best mixers and springers, $50T 81;
common 10 good do; s25Gf35.
Hogs: Receipts. 90 cars; market
active heavy s6.60mjT0 workers..
IS 5O6J ss5: pigs, $500
sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 10 cars.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
y. \. sTock MARK ET-clos..

I'm d sugar x-d a. 5sss. Anal Cop
~, Am G a r a.. Am Cot oil asa, Am
LOG o.. Am Smelt co.,. Am sugar ilaas,
Am : a + i24L. Am Fob pf 9tis. A;ch
TO- Ralt q - 96s.. Brook'n II + siS,
Tan lac go n, Cen Leath alTS, ches 4
ohio ia Chi A. CT West MS. G, NJ y
~ l. le, u. Chi 4 invest itSN, Consol
Gas 1917, Corn Prod 1914, = Del 4 IA
lot, Iis Sec Cor SOis Erie 3lss. do, LIST
.pf ~ = do, I'd pf i2ts, Gen Flee IL. =,
CT Morris pf l2l CT Nor ore eff 81 a /,
lEt Met ltS Kan & So 2sa 10 ~
6lh.. Leh Valley l6iS. Louis 4 Nash
toe. NJ. X 4 r 3Ois, N, - Z a - Ste
NJ x iS3h. Mo Fac Al. Nat Lead iSS,
y Y Z lofs. Nor 4 " 1914. North tac
lit5,. Penn X II l22ia. Press 50 Car
so, Ray Cons 1912. Read 1854, Rep 4
steel 10. Rock Isl 25, do pr ga, South
pae ZEAL South Ia 39t do pf Inl.
Tenn Cop 34ts. Texas "a, Union Pacific
l6.. L Rub com 42A, L Steel S3's,
do Jf ie4ts, Bonds 1905. Nir-Car
ctem +sa. Utah Cop as. Wabash N
.etl. West Tn Tel 7Th. West Mfg 6s..
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
MILES,.

Ever see seal walk a rope? III
not you've missed something. That
is one of many seemingly impossible
feats performed by Capt Tiebor's
seals in the Miles theater this week.
Lest we should be accused of nature
taking. it should be stated that the
seals are really sea lions. strictly
speaking. but no matter by what
name they are called. these six sleek.
coated creatures put on an act that
is 1T to grace any vaudeville bill.
They perform with their noses and
their fappers what some human per
formers find il difficult TO accomplish
with dextrous hands and def fingers.
The seals are only one Of several
pleasing features on the new bill,
which has plenty OF laughs and not a
few thrills The latter are provided
by a beefy Teuton. Carlos Caesaro.
who catches cannon balls on the top
of his head with apparent ease. The
climax of his act is sensational
novelty which is not appropriately
termed, "the human gyroscope" Cae-
saro's assistant takes his place on a
heavy wheel-like affair and is
strappc5 TO an upright iron frame
work. The device is put in motion
by means of set OF pedals and win
the point OF a helmet worn b. Cae.
saro as the pivot, the huge top, with
its human stem. revolves- nj dizzy
rate. The act is unlike anything OF
the kind ever seen In the Miles be-
fore.
The Earl and wilson company has
a comedy veh'~'~ called "Goldie's
Debut" which is winner. Miss
Wilson Is the big scream OF the piece
~ her outlandish makeup. which re.
Winds one somewhat Of Sis Hopkins
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
PRODUCE.

Commission men had very little to
say about the market this morning.
nothing in the way OF poultry, calves
or farm stun OF any kind. and as tho
street cleaned up on Saturday. there
was no way 10 test the market. The
ana dealers here are rather looking for
an advance this week. Receipts Il
oygs have not been equal 10 the needs
OF tn market. and prices show an add
vancinG tendency. The potato market
is also very Arm. but the market as a
whole Was nominally steady today.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
We bber e. Co. Oct 30:
,rhe New York stock market openei
steady with small fractional ADVANCES
general throughout the list Canadiar
Pacific was the feature. the gain run
ring 20 Ia point soon after the opsn-
ing The early firmness id not hpli
however and drive az Steel and
PCading carried the active list down A
point or more from the opening quo
tations The demand a these conces-
sIcns caused small upward reactions,
but at the end OF the hr-t hour the
market became uull.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR
LICENSE SIGNS.

SsaIed proposals viii be received by
the secretary of Police ~ To eleven
al OGJ o'clock a. m. Saturday. NoVcm-
Ter 4th. tqii. foF furnishing approNi-
matelN 5000 pair ~ sheet steel license
siEns, painted with green background
krd with white letters sample and
spct.idcpfionp arc TO be had on applica.
zion a. tho S"yrctHry's office. The see
-rctary reserves tho right To reject any
ard ar bids Kids SHOULD bc marked
"Propogal. for signs" and addressed t.
GEORGE ~ WALTERS.
(S3g Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
Emin.nt Phx,ieian honored.

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-Dr Simon r.
Eexner. Who announced in New York
few DAYS ago the discovery by the
Rockefeller Institute OF serum for
the prevention OF cerebro spinal men.
nights. was appointed by imperial
authorization today an honorary mem'
Der OF the ROYAL Institute for Expert.
mental Therapeutics al Frankfort.on.
Main NU
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31


wethers. sS.5O6 sFs; ewes, SSq3.s5.
Calves 81 .500 aso.
EAST nj FFALO-CIo.Ins.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. oct 10
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head market,
active ana hrm! butcher grades. 1926
81 40. butcher grades. S6.75GT. cows.
S3N .. calves. Receipts. $4,000 head
market. active ana Soc lower: Gull 90
eoeipts. -. 0e0 head. market, fairly
active. cholce lambs, s575M5S5: cull
to fair. 81. 25m $50 yearlings. t4mt2S;
sheep, WaGS. Hogs: Receipts, a.
l0c head market active and steady
workers. $3.50, pigs. $4,000 mixed.
$3.50 ~ 6.GS, heavy. t6.1Om6.16. roughs.
$4,000 i.a"; STAYS. s505.5n.
Union STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct. Sl.--iiogs Keccipts. $4,000 head;
$500 81. good heavy. ssm6.50. rough
heQNs. So.s5m6, Hight. s5.iOa6.66: pigs.
SS'g i' 5.6S. cattle Receipts. 5.50a
head; market steady; beeNcs. Sl6Ost
\ 90; cows and hcifers, S26f5 50. stock =
ers and feeders. s2.NoG45Tb; Texans.
SttOn $50. calves $5GlS so sheen.
Receipts. $4,000 head market. steady;
natiye. <sG37o. western. t2S0@35s.
lambs, $3.50 no 80 western. Ss,75 a. Q. 30,
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. oct. sO.-Hogs Re.
co'pts. $500: i0c higher; mediums
So so. mix ed 1856 so. workers.. 30 30,
pigs, 1915, Cattle: Receipts - ears
STEADY sheep and lambs Receipts
II cars; 1880 top Calves. $40: So
top.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
,2.sO9
per bu:
JoB8ING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals, 50 SO;
baked beans. lib. SO n soc: Lime beans.
sIG11 80. Corn: Fancy Maine. t1.lO:
standard. sOc Table beets. 81. % oil 20
ard 81: soaked. 50@7On. salmon.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
BUTTER AND EGGS,

Butter-ENtras. 29isc, hrsts. 2shc;
dairy, zoe. packing stock. i9c per Id.
EgEs-Currents receipts. cases IN
cluded. csc Receipts on Monday. ~
cases. Market firm.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices reported by Hayden
81 one a. Co, Oct. 20
NEM .NnRk PRODICE.

-NEW YORK. oct 30--Flour; pull
anJ unsettled Pork Quiet. mess.
I$tS.15I17 Lard. steady; middle yes;
sIct. S9i0m92O Sugar: Raw. ina -
I've. centrifugal. 90 test. $5.53is; mus
covado. 50 test. s. 23 y refined. quiet;
ca. loaf $3.50. crushed. $40: powder
- S655d6so; graduated. $500 -.
Coffee. RIO No. on spot, 1885 a rs a e.
Talicw Firmer. city. 67sc. country.
Ga n7c Hay Firm: prime. 81 300 No.
J. ~ ecu 10; clover. sl1 1.20. Dressed
pcu'tty' Steady. turkeys 10 - 2ic.
dickens. "a 23c; fowls, "a i6iac ducks.
H. n ibc Live poultry: Quiet; g"esa.
re. ducks. flml5C fowls, IL ~ 3c.
ttEtkrt@-t he eestefst So spring chick
ems II y t2Isc. Cheese Firmly i"ld
state milk common TO specials, fsw
11atc. skins. common TO specials. ) y
I2i, c. full skins. "a Sc
Butter Firm. receipts. 6.056 cream
cry. extra, SEE state dairy. tubs. 2tD
Sic. imitation creamery, hrsts .2c
TgUs.. Firm: receipts. t.i36 nearby
white tancv fIWs0ca nearby mixed
faFsy. 25W3&c. frcsh rrsts. $50 Sic.
Bu-isess-IIke Printing. 10 FUSS and
70 feathers The palm. neat sind that
looks rtEht Times Printing Co. rs
John R..at Pm Main Itst, or City ssss.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31
CHIcAGn pRoAIsION MARKET.

CHICAGO. oct. So. Butter: Extras.
sic; nrsts. 26i9c; dairy extras. CSC:
hrsts. 23c. Eggs: Prime trsts. 2lc:
hrsts. a3c Cheese Skins. iid IL Nc,
young Americas. 1894 mlti5c. Live
poultry. Fowls, 96t lee, ducks, ieis o.
lie. geese. lanl2isc.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31

INDIANAPOLIS indianapolis will
celebrate it's first Safe and sane"
lIallov cen with mammoth masked
parade tonight
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31

top lambs 1855; yeariings, 4Q4,s5:
wethers. $500 sFs: ewes, Ssn3s5
| CalKe 81 TOfi q 20
The Detroit times., 1911-10-31

CHICAGO. Oct 31-wheat Dec.
down &c. May down &c. Corn: Dec.
and May down &c. oats, Dec. ana
May unchanged. Provisions slightly
lower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-07
TIE MACHINE IN BALTIMORE

ch the day after the primary cleo
ton in Baltimore. Mayor Mahool. who
I was the candidate OF tho more. Censor
Vative wing of tile party. wrote a let
ter to Mr.. Prest on, the ..organization"
candidate, in which he said. Il hasten
10 congratulate YOU most heartily up-
on Your victory in the Democratic pri-
mary. and l wish YOU the same success
III the genera! election to be held
IN May. IN addition, Mayer NIahoo,
assured Mr. Preston OF his support we
are told by the sunpaper that Mr.. Pres
ton was besieged yesterday (Wcd.
nesday) at his law office on St. Paul
Street by friends who called 10 con
graduate him" He had received hun
areds OF letters ana kilograms felici-
'atlng him upon his victory" The Demo
cratic organization workers believe
mat Mr.. Preston will be elected by 81
larse majority They count upon his
receiving every vote (about 2o.ooo)
cast at the primary for NIahool. and if
their anticipation Shall be realized
PRESTON Will win at the regular cleo
non BY an increased majority. In the
meantime, however. the Republicans
are very active Ana ~ oonr.a
predicting victory for their candidate
They can onlv hone - ,,.Ir -,
cratic disaffection a., t,o. :. ,,,
ing to be gained for s-ooa -,,.or,,,,.,
Or. for pan7ocro,io
moro by sn,b a,son.,ia ~
paner ana M ,
were onnosad i r,n.sta peop'e VINO
viii, i, il bon.d ~. = ,."'
befor. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-07
THE MINES DIsPATo RICHMOND Va FRIpAY APR1L 4 a

BY, the State giving up its source of
revenue" There Is no question about
that. but iii Judge Gray's opinion the
inSupcrnblc objection TO the amend
ment as framed by the resolution Of
Congress is IN tho presence OF the
words from whatever source derived.
the proposed amendment reading
Article MI The Congress shall have
power to lay and collect taxes on in
comes. from whatever source derived,
without superintendent among the sew
erai States and without regard to any
census or enumeration"
The pity of it is that more men or
character and standing ana interest
in the country like Judge Gray have
not spoken frankly upon this sub
acct. If the amendment shall be adopt
cd the States Of the Union, and partlc-
ularly the states of the South. vii,
i've 10 regret that by their apathy.
indifference or ignorance they have
sun further enlarged the powers of
The Federal Government a, the sacrl-
nee of their own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-07
NIII>,nn ANn pnEs1nESr-

The Emperor OF Japan. called in his
country The Mikado, when has a very
Irish sound, has felicitatcd the Prcsi-
dent OF the United states upon the
completion Of the new treaty between
this country and his own, ana ex-
pressed HE wish that the long time
friendship between the Japanese and
the Amcricans shall continue TO exist
for the welfare OF both countries Thc
President OF the United States has
hrcn as polite and generous in his en-
preston Of friendly regard for the
great people Of the distant East as the
Mikado But We shall be greatly sur
priscd if CAPTAIN Richmond Pearson
itohson do hot discover III this CORES
pondence between the Nkado ana the
Ircsdcnt some sinister design against
Inc peace ana dignity and continued
prosperity of our country.
An the troubles Chat captain Hob
son has 50 Ear predicted between the
l'niled states and Japan have failed to
inateriali2e but the President and the
Mikodc can't fool him Like the war
horse in the prophecy OF Isaiah he
scents tue Battle from afar, ana there
IS no teiins What fossy night when
All Americans have gone to bed, the
yellow hosts viii not come down upon
Us like wolves on the fold. This is one
Of the chances we have to take how
ever, II the worst shall come TO the
worst Captain Hobson viii have tic
satisfaction of Knowing that he gave
| the warning that his over confident
/ fellow countrymcn would not take