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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30
CUT DOWN SUPPLY
Amount of Pulp Wood From Canada
Reduced by Treasury Department

washington, Dec, 30-Whfle foreign
nations are clamoring for the free en-
try of wood pulp and paper into the
United States on an equality with Can
ada. tho treasury department today de-
creased the supply which can be im-
ported from Canada without duty by
an order relating to the Indian lands
OF Ontario.
7 In future wood pulp or paper made
from the woods OF these lands must
pay duty because Of the Canadian
regulation prohibiting the expectation
of wood from Ontario Indian lands for
the manufacture Of wood pulp.
This places these lands in the same
class as the crown lands upon which
expectation restrictions are placed and
is in accordance with the agreement
with Canada.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30
NEW TRIAL GRANTED

Santa Fe, N. NJ. Dec. s0-E. g. Nc
Nabb. travelling salesman. sentence
ed to hang for the murder of Herbert
H. Hargis at Vaughn last October. to.
day was admitted to $4,000 hail by
Judge John r. McFie, the supreme
court having remanded the case for
new trial
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30
full view Of the rescue party that
driven back.
Could Not Explore Oars.


Could Not Explore Oars.
1t was impossible to explore the cars
until this afternoon. and then the task
was tedious one and it could not be
definitely ascertainetl whether or not
others had met death. The shrieke
and groans which fell upon the earl
Of the uninjured passengers indicated
that there were others in the cars who
had heen pinioned and could not es-
cape from the flames.
Gruber Assumed Charge
General Manager Gruber assumed
immediate charge of the work of car
ing for the injured and taking them in.
to his own car and the observation car.
These two cars were quickly trans
formed into scenes Of horror, as the
blood from the wounds Of the injured
washed over the floor and furnish
ings.
Conductor was IRiurcd
The conductor, Of Sp.e )regonia wei
ute severely injured by glass from the
broken car windows. and he also re.
ceived blow on the head. He will
recover.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30
SIT N JUDGMENT

Washington. Dec. 3o-Secretaries
MacVeagh. Nagel and Wilson. who
compose the pure foo dboard, held a
conference today on the request Of
manufacturers Of saccharine for a
modification of the boards ruling pro-
hibiting the use. deleterious TO health.
No decision was reached. The prohibit
tory order becomes effective January 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30
TEDDY At HEAD
Historical Societies Select Him Fol
President Next Year

FVhIIc1C NcXt IcHr
Buffalo. n. Y. Dec. 30-Confer-
ences on state, local and European
history and the election Of Theodore
Roosevelt as its president for 1912.
marked the closing sessions of the
American Historical association today.
The American Political Science asso-
citation closed its eighth annual ses-
sion with the election OF officers and
discussion Of "A plan for efficient
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30
THE
LION IN HIS DEN
Senator LaFollette to Reach
Cincinnati Today in His
Ohio Campaign

Hamilton, Ohio, Dec. 30.-Senator
LaFollette moved toward President
Taft's home today. BY way of prep
aration he stopped here. twenty-five
miles from Cincinnati. and made the
first speech Of the day. He was greet
ed by Mayor Rothwell. the first Re-
publican mayor for many years. in
what has been considered Demo-
cratic stronghold. A delegation from
the Hamilton County Progressive lea
que Of Cincinnati also met the sena-
tor here.
He spoke during the noon hour. His
voice. husky from the week of speech
makinp soon cleared and he attacked
what he termed corporation rule"
Campaign Closed.
Cleveland. Dec. 30.-The Progress
sive Republican speaking campaign in
Ohio practically ended today with
speeches by Senator LaFollette al
Cincinnati and Hamilton Clifford
Pinchot at Warren. and Senator Clapp
at Frederickstone tonight. After that
only two speeches remain to be de-
livered. one by Senator Poindexter al
Georgetown. and one by Louis Bran
deis at Canton on Monday
Immediately following the concfu-
sion OF the speaking campaign there
will be a conference of the so-called
progressive wing at Columbus. In
which the state leaders expect to be
addressed by ''progressives Of national
fame"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-30

. . . . Z
= THE WEATHER.
North Dakota: Snow tonight
and Sunday. Continued cold.
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CONTINUED on page SD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18

70 PlNEST NEW YORK CITY.
Bultos y embarques de los EstadO
deben marcarse seg1n esta direction.
Mediante solicitud lie enyiaremos clique
tas con direction complete, tarifa Y otros
informes que .iesee
T1pos modicos seYviciu rapidO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
Buena OCCASION

Sc vende un autom0vil de cinco asien~
tos, cuarenta caballos de fuerza de po..
cos meses de uso En- buen estado
Informant Box 3O7. San Juan.
-ea~--
En- ell sitio denominado de La Cho-
rrera', casa No. 81. hubo un conato de
incendio que fue sofecado en- seguida,
NO sUFRA DE CALOR.- Visite e1
establecimiento de r. MONTES "
comprele desde ell sombrero hasta las
medias. ALI hay de todo para ell We
rano.
Anoche, en- la calle del ",Sol''. fut.
arrestado Avelino r. Roman. poruuea
con una navajo mfri6 varias heridas,
de caracter grave a Evaristo Santos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18

MAY.AGUEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- e]
centric de la calle Mendez Vigo, con
sn jardin al frente, es Ell que reune ma
yores ventajas y conodidades para loa
senores viajeros, y el que euenta con
nejores habitaciones frescas, vfntila
aas, magnifcos bafios y duehaa.
COMIDAS A TODAS HORAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
Venta en- eI Condado

Uno de los solares mas cantricos ST.
tuado en- la plaza del Condado, que,
mlde mil metros cuadrados. Sc vende.
al contado a precio sumamente mo
dico.
Para informes E. Miralles.
P. O. Box a.
Arroyo p. r.
Aver, al ser arrestado Rumilo Ma
teo, en- Aibonito, acometio y agredio,
la pollcia, viendose precisada esta &
hacer uso del rotten para obligarIo a La
obediencia. 4,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
MAS NOTICIAS

Comunican de Vega Baja que ante
aver Sc declare en- dicho pueblo, MT
fuego, en- ell establecimiento de Agus~
tin Alfonso, d sus mayores consecuen~-
cias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
PARA Ell CALOR.- lie yennera ell
PUERTO RICO ELEGANTE Ia ro-
pa mas fresca que viene i Puerto.
Rico.

Aver Ell la carretera, parada uno,-
hnbo un choque, entire el carro el6ctri-
co nlmero I, (motorista Marcos Ca
NADIA No. 81. Y conductor FeIiciano>
Pared No. 6S,) y el autom6vil No. 161
de Cuevas y Rodriguez, guiado por ef
chauffer Narciso Rios No. 100. EI au-
tomovil sufri6 varios desperfectos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18

Aver fue arrestado en- Manatl en- e1
barrlo "Florida Afuera',, Eladio Cor
tes, quien agredi6 con un. machete $
Domingo Cruz, Ell la mano derecha. FL
agresor fue arrestado.
Los slgulentes servicios han sido,
prestados: mfracci6n ordenanzas nrin-
clpales II; acometimiento y agresi6n
grave |, armas prohibidas 2, alterar
Ia paz . 'ueg0s prohl0idos 2, Total 25-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18

Para una Ofcina.
ss'''~
Sc alquila un BUEN .DEPARTA~
MENTO PARA OFICINA. Sitio cen
trico.
lnformaran en- ell BOLETIN MER~
CANTIL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
senas. Passes Voting Measure.

A bill which would compel all
able bodied and qualified voters 10
vote at all elections in Indi-
ana except such persons as have con
scientious scruples against voting was
passed by the senate By a vote Of %
20 IS
The bill was introduced BY Senator
Durre OF Evansville IL provides that
the failure 20 vote under conditions
set forth in the bill shall constitute a
misdemeanor subject 70 a penalty OF a
fine not 10 exceed 500. TO which may
be added a prison sentence Of not
more than thirty days II makes Il
the duty OF the grand jury to make an
examination OF the records and 70 re
turn a true bill against any person
who has failed TO vote In his precinct
except persons who have conscientious
scrupies against voting or some othei
defense Of merit. such as sickness
There is a provision that election Of
fcers who violate the election laws
shall be fred in any sum from 500 {,
$1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
POLICE CHIEF FOUND GUILTY
Mvneie's Official Accused OF Allow
in9 Gaming In Cigar Store, De-
eiar.s Case VIII co Before
Higher Court.

Muncie After being out for
more than forty-two hours. the
jury in the case OF Otto Williamson.
superintendent OF the Muncie police
department. charged with operating
room for gaming on or before Sep
TENDER i. 1910. returned a verdict
finding the accused guilty and assess
ing his fine al ten dollars and costs.
Mayo Tuhey Is reticent concern
ing the matter Many believe that
the lid" will now be placed down
tighter in Muncie than il ever was
before. Williamson was charged with
having permitted games Of cards
played In his cigar store for checks
good for merchandise or half their
value In cash. Tie affidavit was filed
by Robert b. Crabs. a cigar dealer,
who was arrested three times within
ten days by Chief Williamson while
other stores. il is alleged. were al
lowed 10 operate unmolested-
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Ear cu,s Threat wI,h KnIfe.

Columbus. r. u. Summers. sixty
i've years old. q well known and high
IL connected resident q Lebanon.
committed suicide BY cutting his
throat on an indianapolis. Columbus
& Southern Traction car. He com
ml,ted the deed In the toilet room OF
the car just as the car was leaving
this city and he was not found until
Taylorsville was reached. and his
blood was stTewn along the track for
six miles. The following note was
found on the body, The cause Of
this act is that my daughter, Fern. In
cabal with Mr.. Keener. locked me out
OF my home when got back from In
dianapolis TO see q doctor May Goo
forgive her is my prayer" He wrote
his wife. who was visiting relatives IN
Missouri, TO come home on certain
nisht. az he wanted 10 kill her. Ills
insanity is said 10 have been due 70
worry because Of his inability 10 pay
for a home he recently built
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
K. o. ?. AoId distinct Feast.

Muncie-AbOut 300 visiting follow
ers OF Damon and Pythias attended
the sixteenth annual convention Of the
Tenth Pythian district Of Indiana. held
in this city. The convention opened
with . reception 10 the visiting dele
gates. In the afternoon q public meet
ing was held in the Silver Shield hall
City Attorney A c. Silberburg made
the address OF welcome in the absence
from the city Of Mayor Edward Tuhey
The response was made By Grand
Chancellor John r. Petri Of Indian
apolis Talks were also made By Grand
Keeper Of Records and Seal Harry
Wade. Past Grand Chancellor Charles
Neel and District Grand Chancellor
August NJ Maick. the latter Of this
city. Following the public meeting a
class Of 100 candidates were given the
rank OF page in the Welcome Lodge
hall by the degree team OF the Silver
Shield lodge OF this city. The annual
roll call was held and this was FOL
lowed b. prize exeuplihcauon Of IN
written parts OF the ritual
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24

In the tentative list 20 control the
Representatives. Marion county has ten
representatives. instead n eight as
now Vig0 has three. instead Of two.
and a joint with Vermilion. Wander
burg has two and a joint with Gibson
and Knox. Allen county has three and
a Joint with Adams. instead 81 three
By Itself s. Joseph has three. in
stead Of two and joint with Pulaski
and Srarke Lake has two and joint
with Newton. instead Of one and z
Joint with Newton.
This Is The busiest session Of the
legislature IN a number q years. as
shown by the large number o. bills In
troduced. Up 10 this time 5lI bills
have been introduced in the house and
2SG IL The senate. Two years ago. Nv
20 the same date. there were ESQ IN
the house and 324 in the senate. This
makes a total Of s93 for the present
session and 713 up 70 the same date in
the session Of two years ago. a differ
ence OF $50. But the committees OF
both houses have been using the az
and killing bills right and left Bills
introduced from now on viii stand Z
very poor chance OF getting through.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
REGULATION Bill.
PASSED BY SENATE
Proctor Saloon Measure Is
Adopted After Hard Fight.
STRAIGHT $1,000 FEE FAILED
s.ctsenburg Would Give Councils Right
70 Fix License IN Cities Between
SEQ and $500 and Between
500 and $500 in Towns.

Indianapolis The senate passed the
Proctor saloon regulation bin by q vote
OF p 70 n. after a hard fight over the
question Of the amount Of license fee
10 be charged for saloons. The bill
provided FOR a state license fee Of 500.
L. addition 20 this saloons In cities
shall pay $500 city license; in towns
they shall pay $500 town license
Cities have the right 10 license saloons
four miles from their limits. and towns
two miles from their limits
Senator Stotsenburg sought 70
amend by giving city councils the right
20 fix the city license anywhere be
tween $500 and $500 in cities. and be
tween 500 and 5000 in toms. but this
proposition was defeated Senator
Proctor tried 10 make the license fee q
straight thousand dollars. and this
failed. Then the vote was taken Sen
ator Fleming Of Fort Wayne. who in
troducea the original regulation bill
voted against il. on the grounds that
the license fee was too high The bill
now goes % the house
Representative Charles Lie5. chair
man u tie house committee on iegis-
lative apportionment has called a
meeting az hts committee 70 consider
a tentative draft ne has prepared for
the legislative apportionment bill
which ne will introduce as soon as the
committee has indorsei H.
II provisions relating 70 both the
senate and the house OF representa-
tlves. many chang are contemplated
Marion county. which ncw has foul
Y senators and a joint senator with Nor
gan ana Putnam counties. will have
under The proposed ban. four senator.
and a joint senator with Hendricks
4 Vigo county. which n0w has one sen
afor and Joint senator with Clay. WI
have one senator and a joint senator
with Vermiiion Allen. which now ha.
one and a Joint senator with Adams
will have one and a join senator will
DeKaIb Vanderburg. which nov hai
one AMI joint senator with Spence
and Wa-rick. viii DC left as II is 81
Joseph. which now has enc and a join
senator with Laporte. will have on
hy itself. Lake county. which now Ia
a senator jointly with Porter. viii bav
one OF its own and a joint senator Wit
Newton. Pentcn and Warren
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
whole House Agrees on Bill.

There was a hot time in tie
house when as a committee Of
the whole II agreed on the amount 10
be provided for in the general appro-
priatIons bill for the next two years.
Tie bin as finally agreed on carries
about IS. 10000 q year. which is $780,
COO a year more than was carried in
the bill Of two years ago. II Is ex-
plained thas the large increase is due
20 the increased cost Of living. the
higher cost Of labor and the largely
increased population Of the various
state institutions during the last two
years. Another thing that has helped
10 make the increase is the fact that
the tuberculosis hospital AZ Rockville
and the new Southeastern Indiana
Hospital for the insane. at Madison.
have been opened In the last two
years. and that they come in for
regular maintenance appropriations
this year for the first time
Il was decided TO reduce from $4,000
10 $4,000 the amount asked for in the
bill for travelling expenses and other
expenses Of the board OF accounts
No changes were made in salaries OF
the state board Of accounts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
T. {. HGrbGugh
w Washington
the Man

ing evidence Of IFS common human
itv in tie fact that while quite young
he fell easily In love and wrote verses
and sentimental verses az that
when he was twelve years old. short
" after the death Of his father ne
was sent 10 school at Fredericksburg
after promising his elder brother TO
ha -steadv~ II was a mixed school
OF boys and girls and one OF his
srhoo,mates. a cousin. said in later
life that while George was remark
ably studious he was also fond OF
aromplng with one OF the largest
Girls this was so unusual that il ex-
cited no little comment among the
other lads. II was while a. this
school that George wrote the follow
ing acrcstic;
FROM YOUR bright sparkling eyes ! was
Raw. you have more transparent Than the
,-.i.-st ~ glory IN the rising day.
v.r. .sn you equal 10 your bright array.
constant IA ycur calm and unsp'tiei
r.r-i N .n. hut will h none prove Bind
/ - knowing seldom one 80 young yN- 4
AL. woes me mat should love ana con-
Ions lage I wished but never dare r.
rv,- tr1nen severely Loves pain I feel.
| xerNes the Great wasn't free from Gu
And @i ,he greatest heroes felt the
smart
The first letters spell Frances
| Alexa. Alexa was the abbreviation
Of Alexander. and the acrostic was
addressed either to a schoolmaie OF
mat name or to some fair Frances liv-
ing IN Alexandria. where the boy was
we'll acquainted. There is reason TO
believe that young Washington was
a. susceptible as the average young
man Of the present day. When about
seventeen years old he fell In love
with young lady. whom he refers
~ IN a letter TO a friends as your
owland beauty" and says going into
conrany simply revives his former
nassion for her He adds:
"were to live more retired from
vounr women. I might alleviate II
some measure my sorrows by bury
no trat chaste srd troublesome pas
eion IN the grave OF oblivion OF eter
rai forsetfulness. for as ! am ver'
wer assured that is the only antidoi'
" remedy that ever shall be re
revos hv or only recess that can al
,-trieter any cure or HELM 70 me, q
am wen convinced. were ever <
otfemn, anything. should only get
Dental which would be only addini
Grief 10 uneasiness
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vas no, a demigod nor even man
y genius. But he did possess
genius for honesty and patriotism and
Wis the incarnation Of common sense
Ills mother. after reading letter
from him during the Revolutionary
war which conveyed good news. sara
George generally carries through
snsthire he undertakes" Mrs Z ;
Grant once said. referring 70 her hus-
bands determination and persistence
"He rs a very obstinate mar" Grans
was not a genius any more thar
Wellington. but both men had the
Gilt ~ success.
ID IS we'll for the American people
tat they have ldealized Washington
ana IL Is to be hoped that they may
never lower nor change their IDEAL
sri yet he was very human. As
Young man and even after his mar
rsee be was very fond OF fox huntinS.
lie sould get very angry on NJ occa-
sons and sometimes swcre. He drank
generous glass OF wine every day
az dinner and allowed his negro but
ier and cook each a bottle OF beer a
day Nearly thirty years ago friend
y hiographer wrote:
Eighty years have now passed
since the death OF George Washing
ton and already he is hidden from Us
% some degree by a haze OF eulogy
and tradition He has been so uni
n
Young men tell Us with yawn, that
they are tired OF hearing Aristides
called The Just" He has been
edited into obscurity. like a Greek
play Where the genial and friendly
soldier referred 10 one OF his cher
ished friends as "Old Put" a respect
able editor. devoid Of humor. has sub
f..'uted General Putnam" until, al
length q lover Of the man has 20 de
icnd him against the charge Of per
lection"
Washington himself never pretend
II 20 be aore than an average man
though an IFS contemporaries knew
le was All that he claimed was e
~ perfect master OF himself and =
rse such powers as God had give'
him the best be knew how. Once a.
procession in his honor passed
through the streets OF a city he hear
little boy cxclaim: why. father
General Washington is ,niy man.
He looked with thoughtful interest OF
the child and patting him on the hea'
replied: That's ALL my little fellow
that's all" lie was one OF the mos
dignihed men that ever lived. yet on
or the most modest. One finds pleas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
Amendment Is Accepted.

Senator Traylor offered an amend
ment 70 the erect that the provisions
OF the bill should not apply when there
: only one ticket en- the ballot. This
was accepted by Senator Durre and
adopted
Senator Durre made a speech In IA
vcr OF his bill. saying that there are
two classes Of voters who should be
compelled 10 10 their duty and vote
honest y-thg goody-goody" people.
who are too nice 70 dabble in dirty
politics." and the rougher element
that might be paid or Influenced 10
stay away from the rolls.
Senator Sullivan offered an amend
ment fer striking out the provisions OF
the bin requiring electors 70 vote at
primaries. There are so many candi-
dates on primary tickets. Senator Sui
Ivan said. that many voters do not
feel like they could vote intelligently
in primaries His amendment was lost
by a vote OF 10 10 II
Senator Curtis moved 10 amend By
striking out three provisions OF the
bin. one making Il the duty Of the
grand jury to examine the tally sheets
and bring true bills against persons
who failed TO vote. Another providing
that persons who have conscientious
scruples against voting must make az
fdavit 70 that effect. and another pro
wiling that the failure Of an able
bodied and qualified elector 70 vote
would Be prina facie evidence against
him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-02-24
Anrss 70 Specific supply eIn.

when the specific appropriations
bin was agreed on In the house, sit.
ting as committee Of the whole. the
total amount provided for In the bill
was only si.lsf IS more than the total
provided for In the bill as introduced.
The bin az sent e engrossment pro-
vided for a total appropriation oil
ssa3.s454G. OF this. s1Ss.sl0 was for
the state schools. si73.O55 for the
benevolent Institutions. ss2,7Ses5 for
state buildings and departments The
remainder was distributed among
number OF miscellaneous items. In
GLIDING s7.O0c.sO 70 pay a court iudg
rnent IN favor OF the Indiana a. Micht
gan Electric company sC2712 70 pay
interest held by the supreme court 10
be due the Union Central Life lnsur-
ance company OF Cincinnati. sf20 20
repay Eta l. Reid. for the estate OF
James %. Reid. for moneys expended
for state prison purposes; $3.50 for the
vicksburg Military park commission
for additional reports: $500 10 J
Harry Roberts for street improve
ments abutiing on state property In
this city. and sll.7i4.ss TO pay inter
ests claims Of a number OF Insurance.
companies. held due by supreme courl
decisions.
The state board Of accounts received
s2.750 for additional salary for th'
clerk and for Office and travelling ex
penses.
For the state board Of health $500
was provided for preventing tn
spread Of infations and other dan
gerous diseases This was inserted q
the request OF the governor. who de
sired that the state board have tn
money for the purpose OF prosecuting
an inquiry into the spread Of pole
myelitis, CT infantile paralysis
There was a general slaughter o
bills ia both houses by committees.
large number being killed. The hous'
4 passed the general appropriations bill
AMI several others Of less Importance
E The Democratic members Of the hous'
held a caucus 20 get together on IN
y Proctor saloon regulation bill