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Evening journal., 1911-05-23
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In a number of legislative matters it is toleraby
clear that the National House Of Representatives has
the courage Of the convictions Of the Senate-Provi-
dence Tribune.
Senator Bailey has induced the Senate 10 meet at
o'clock instead of az There would be little OBJ
lection if Senator Bailey declined to convene at ALL
St Paul Pioneer Press.
Hon Joseph G. Cannon seems 70 be taking Canadian
reciprocity and the farmers free list very hard These
reform measures are spelling fine old optimist He
is not the genial philosopher he His jokes
morbid. his laughter btter-New York Sun
The real stuff in is shown when the last boat
comes up 10 the sinking ship and a fat lady ahead
OF him on the ladder says the Chicago Record Herald
or when woman is just ahead OF him in the line and
the cries from the fans indicate that the home team
has started the game with hit-ChatanooKa Times
Evening journal., 1911-05-23
:: Personal and Pertinent ::

Judge Goodnow in the Court of Domestic Relations
az Chicago, has handed down a decision that may
shock good many girls who firt The distinguished
iurist who likes square deal says that girl who
cepts and then breaks engagement to wed must
turn the tokens when asked 70 do Recently Chi
oago girl accepted valuable presents from a young
man 20 whom she pledged in marriage, and break
ing her engagement refused to return the gifts But
the youth who Tilted carried his to and
got verdict This is very proper and will be univer-
sally indorsed. young who hasn't sufficient
respect for herself not to return tokens from
unguished fame should be assisted by the court to
have it, and this Is what the Chicago Judge has done
Now, girls, don't think this is a case Of sour grapes
for Il isn't We got all presents back TO speak
but We got the girl with them.-New Orleans Plea
yune.
:-.-.-.
Secretary Brady Of the Irish Emgrant Society be-
heves that the Tories and Unonsts will try 10 dodge
home rule. Dodging and retresting they make him
think OF Mrs. Smith Il understand" another woman
said TO Mrs Smith, "that your husband can't meet
his creditors Mrs. Smith, smiling frankly answered
Il don't believe he wants to-"
Evening journal., 1911-05-23
ONE-ACRE FARMS.

ON THE principle that any one can make
~ living on an acre of land each applicant for
membership in new colony at Norwood Mass,
Is permitted to buy one acre, which is TO be paid
Tor on the installment plan, and upon which he
IS supposed to live and farm
II IS proposed that the colonists shall engage
IN intensive cultivation of the land.
This is the second farm Of the kind in the
nelghborhood Four years ago Fellowship Farm
No l., was founded in the face of much dis
eouragement. 1t grew and prospered despite dis
souragement, and soon the "one-acre" farmers be.
Evening journal., 1911-05-23
Stories of The Day
FROM TMO HEARPOINTs.

Jacob Gould Sohuman. president Of
Cornell University. was walking
across the campus the other day with
the dean of one Of the colleges, when
the chimes in the library tower be-
gan TO ring.
Dean" said he. "the music Of those
chimes is so beautiful that il always
sets me dreaming of the past My
boyhood days"
What do you say?" interrupted the
venerable dean.
Il say the chimes are very, very
beautiful They make me think"
"What?" yelled the dignifed old
dean again.
"The chimes-the chimes-how
beautiful"
Speak louder" cried the dean once
more. "I can't hear you for the
devilish bells. Short Stories"
Evening journal., 1911-05-23
HOW PRIMARIES WORK

c ONE of our friends in the lower counties have
- at times agitated the nomination of their can
didates for Office by primaries. They wonder how
It would work They are little chary in adopt
ing H. We may say TO them that our primaries
this time in this city have worked in a very salts
factory manner. The Republicans to be sure didn't
have very enthusiastic primaries because there
was no passing of judgment on a Republican ad-
ministration. But with the Democrats il was diff
ferent They we're expressing their opinions on
the work Of their representatives. Three Council
men, by no means weak men" went down to de-
feat
With primaries in Kent and Sussex if the
people there did what has been done in Whining
tom there would be members Of the Levy Courts
who would walk the plank The voters would make
short work of obstruotonists and hodbaoks and
defenders of the present road repairing system
in Kent county The so-called leaders of the
Democratic party especially in the lower coun-
ties would be much surprised TO find out how far
they are from representing the views of the voters
of the party, If the voters had opportunity 10
express their real sentiments at primary election.
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

In view of the fact that the Public Utilities law
has been designated by the Democratic newspaper
as legislation of a dangerous and disrupting
character" it is fair to assume that number of
Democrats so consider it, Therefore in order to
clear the way Mayor Spruance should express
himself on this matter and state whether he would
proceed on that theory in appointing members OF
the Public Utilities Commission.
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

gan TO compete with others with more land in fur
nshing truck and fruit for the Boston markets.
One acre would be considered by most truckers
as entirely too small bit of land, but there is
doubt that if the large Delaware farms we're
cut up into smaller ones, and the methods of in
tensive cultivation properly applied the value
of the agricultural products of the State would be
much increased
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

No matter who is elected we shall have a doc
tor for Mayor and the city is in diseased condi-
ton. But the people will think it time to change
doctors.
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

The city finances, thanks to the Democratic cd
ministration, are having sinking spell" and the
doctors will have to apply more than the oxygen
air treatment
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

The Spruance-Murphy-B -Brsdy-Malloy Combina-
tion was there with the goods and the votes and
the old time leaders must be wondering how it all
happened Democrats down the State will sit
up and take notice.
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

Doctors they say, disagree frequently and DR..
Spruance and Or. Howell disagree as to what is
the matter with the city.
Evening journal., 1911-05-23

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Evening journal., 1911-05-23

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Evening journal., 1911-05-23

TIVE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press
News Service received in its editorial rooms over q
The evening world., 1911-03-23
81 DAY FOR MEN
DIGGING 1142FEET
UNDER The RIVER
President Strauss of Water
Supply Board Tells Progress
of Hudson Tunnel.

President Charles Strauss Of the
Board of Water Supply made a success
ful plea IN behalf OF tunnel IL incrs to-
day. prevailing upon the Board Of Esti-
mate TO pay them 81 a day wages.
Borough President Miller of the Bronx
protested. saying that private concerns
paid such workers. oaly $40 n day.
He fell IN line with the - q day
rate when II was explained that the men
who are building the Hudson, River
tunnel from Storm King Mountain work
at n depth Of i.1& feet.
"A year ago. said Mayor Gaynor.
there was a hue ana cry against build
Ing that tunnel. Certain people said II
could not be one bedrock could not
he found. and all that. How about it?'
Mr. Strauss answered: " are build
Ing that unnel and work has already
started from Storm King IN h west
bank and Bre-Kucck Mount or the east.
We are tunnelling at a depth of i.l4o
feet and have headed under the i've
We propose to tunnel a distance Of four
miles"
The evening world., 1911-03-23
DIX WANTS HUGHES
INHERITANCE TAX
LAW REPEALED
Driving Capital from State and
$500, 900, 900 Already With
drawn, Says Governor.

ALBANY. March Y-Because the pro-
sressive Inheritance Tax law which was
passed at the special session Of the Leg
islaturo last year on the recommended
ton OF Gov. HugheN l. driving capital
from the state. Gov. DiN IN q special
message to the Legislature to-day rec
ommends that the law be repealed. and
that there be a substantial restoration
et the Inheritance Tax law which was
In force at the time of the change. In
his message the Governor says:
Adequate consideration OF the propo-
sltlOn OF a progressive tax would have
shown that the one enacted was arbi-
trary In the rates fixed: was unfair to
capital needed for the prope manage
ment OF our industries. and that 1t In
vited extensive evasions of the law. IL
:nay have been expected that state
revenues would he Increased. and 1t was
perhaps intended partly to re-distrlb-
ute private wealth.
1T cannot he known At this tint that
The operations OF the new law will re-
suit IN any material ultimate gain in
revenue. but II IL known beyond a doubt
that the change has caused remova OF
capital from the State IN an alarming
amount. In n recent conference of hnan-
ciai Officers In New York City, espe-
cially familiar with the situation. it was
stated that 20 the knowledge OF those
present the funds thus removed already
exceed 500, 1O, 900, a n that the number
of citizens which the State has already
lost in consequence was very large"
The evening world., 1911-03-23
SANITY TRIAL FOR F. D. SMITH
Court Decides Jury Shall Pass ON
His Mental Condition.

Justice Newburger OF the Supreme
Court has granted the petition OF Mrs.
Anna NJ. Smith for an examination OF
the mental condition OF her husband,
Frederick II. Smith, now confined AT
Rlvercrest, ]. /. Instead OF appointing
a commission. az the wife requested, the
Justice decided that the case should be
tried by a Jury on March 2S.
Mrs. Smith lives at No. IS West Nine
ty-third street. In her petition she de-
clares that her husband has none IN
the West Side n Colonial banks Ms
well as United states bonds n bonds
neCtlcut.
The evening world., 1911-03-23
JOE M'GINhlTY FALLS
AND BREAKS HIS WRIST.

NEWARK. n. j., March 23.--Joe Me-
Ginnity. and wner OF the New
ark Baseball club. to-day sustained an
accident that may incapacitate the fam
Gus pitcher FOR the coming season. His
right wrist, IT is believed. is broken. Nc
Ginnity was experimenting work on the
recon struction OF tho local Eastern
League ball park about noon whe he
decided to start uptown in his automo-
bile for lunch. lie was cranking the
machine when the crank handle new
back. striking him on the pitching arm.
4 physician who was summoned said
that n small bone was broken.
The evening world., 1911-03-23
WALL STREET.

The list INDUCED In a slow. dragging
movement during the greater part of the
afternoon that succeeded in bringing
stocks down to about the lowest Of the
DAY at the close. Whatever improve
ment was manifested IN the morning
period was lost In the final hour. when
trading turned exceedingly heavy. Mis-
souri, Pacific dropped from above 81 liz
TO 30 "a and other leading issues made
similar drops.
Net changes. which were mostly de-
clines, were small.
The evening world., 1911-03-23
AUTOlSTS, WARE JERSEY!
New Bnl of Retaliation Hits a
Drivers From other states.

TRENTON. n. J., March ~23.--state
Senator Leacitt to-day introduced a
bill denying owners of autos in other
States privileges in the state OF New
Jersey not accorded by other States to
New Jersey autoists.
The bill requires that Automobiles
OF any state charging higher fees than
those in New Jersey for temporary
privileges to outsiders shall pay fees
of like amount for the same privilege
In this STATE.
The evening world., 1911-03-23

Let 'em 60 ahead and steal our pants
Let 'om jupe culo,te and harem skirt
themselves until We know the shape Of
every box ankle aud knock knee from
Cripple Creek to South Bend, and back
again.
As above stated. let EN-
Because wo can wear Kills and be
happy ~yet-excapt in very cold weather
and fv time. The to md u
suitable draplng for the masculine limbs
after woman has taken his trousers
away from him n already uadt way.
II was started yesterday when u band
OF bounded and wcll-nigh desperate
men. foreseeing the time when a man
must wear IL pOlonalse or "A barrel. or
else remain in thoughtful secluston at
home went before Justice Newhurgcr
and got II certificate Of Incorporation
for the Society for the PRONUNCIATION
ana Populsrizatlon OF the Scotch Kilt as
an article Of attire. otherwise to he
known as the New York Scottish High
landers.
The evening world., 1911-03-23
Fosters Bagpipes. Too.

The society has other aims. Accord
Ing to it's papers II desires also ITO
foster recollcctions Of Scottish bagplpe
music, literature and history and to
unite scotchmen and their brethren
In social Intercourse
There may be a difference OF opinion
as TO the a~dvisahiiity OF fostering recol-
lections OF Scotch bigpipc music. Some
have gone SO far as to say that all they
wanted vas a chance 10 forget H..
Others have insisted that 1t wasn't
music anyhow-that 1t was a series Of
sounds indicating acute distress.
But there can be- no quarrel among
members OF the formerly steruer sex
regarding tho benefits to be derived by
popularizing the kit as an article Of
everyday attire,
In the first place, u doesn't bag at
the knees, In the second place. you
don't need Suspenders g. hold u M
tMeno-Sce some Scotchnan and find
ont what in thunder does hold 1t up
In the third place. u can he used as -
money saving device by mel ut short
stature. On his tours OF the couptry
Harry Lauder used 20 wear kills and
ride In his managers lap on a half-tare
child's ticket. In the fourth place, +,
" both COIL and sanitary In the hfth
place. II closes with a neat slde-placke,
The evening world., 1911-03-23
Man ~scIf-shot pies Of wound.

Joseph Michel, ffty-seven Years old. a
m%achinist OF NO.. 2sS Avenue A.. died in
Bellevue Hospital to-day from a self
inflicted gunshot wound. He went TO
the pier at the foot of East Ninth stree.
Yesterday morning and shot himself In
the head.
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hive made -gumsy0.H hitter 2ti3rks On
ths Tsmmany Han nomines'. W'iilam
Randolph Hears, hAs led the 'gf'onif'
'Dfces Ia their campaigD against the
B1rohy regime.
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u them prOyidee fcr an iacrease n
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from .l.GD0 each ~ :HJDo :or en.
aiors a-f a. mn for assembly ynen. hn.
other amendment, n pagsed, w!ll N,ot'
the SALARY NJ the goYernor rom 80
G00 N ;z)1D1 a year. Sew YJsk leI
lalarors already recAiye higher sala-
rics 'han thogs ~ any other etaie
and he present salary u the Zo'.
ern0r N surpassed only Dy IllinJlf
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Election DAY N SEVERAL SIANES;
KENTUCKY AND MARYLAND CLOSE


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.PAPE'S D|ApEPS|N
FOR BAD STOMACH
tptDlCEsTloh, soCRSeSs, GAS.
rEkfTsUEa OK DYSPEPSIA
fkEILr RELIEVED ~ FIVE
MINUTES.

TaLe your gpur. oat-oiordcr -tOTE-
act -or mzyDe you call :; Indiga s'ion.
Dys,D.ria, Cas,ritls Dr Cs,afrn Of
Stomach. il dl<-En't rLatter-taks oar
..rrnach trouble night with y01 "
your fbsrracis, ana agk min 10 open
gOcent c>asA u pape's D.al@Dsin
anr l., you eat one 2Z-grain Trian-
2ule and zee II aita,n five minutes
there n left any ;-are o. your former
misery.
The oorrDrt name ior your trouble
is C-,od Fermentation -fOod DOlring
nc Digestive organs DcrOn% weak,
there iz l.rk of gastric juice; your
TODD n only hall dIgestrd, and you
become ar~>tcd Si'h los Of appetite,
p-e9aufn and fui.neta ai,er csang.
yomit.ng, nauses, heartburn. sr, ping
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atlon. pain IN limbs. flecplessness,
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in2 'Dmp'g YOU, or you bclch gas.
or n you fccl bloatcd after eating. or
yot.r 'ocd lies Ike a lump Of lead on
yottr gfIro:rh yTsI cau make IN YOU.
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HERE RAIN OR SHINE.

No Matter How Bad the Weather Yam
kee Robinson Circus Will be Given.
Beyond any question OF doubt the
YANKEE Robinson circus has the best
equipment of any circus travelling. All
the canvass OF the show is made new
every year and while 1t would appear
Ia more advantage without the water
proofing, the management desires to
look after the convenience Of the pat
rons. and you are as safe in the tents
of this show az though you were in
your opera house witnessing show.
This show is given rain or shine even
II the afternoon show has to be given
with lights from the circus electric
plant
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Wholesale Distributors.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
Clerk-Carriey.


An examination fox der and car
rier viii be held a: the POS, Office
n! tits city On Nov. IS, 1871.
Age limit. is to - yeaEs. On re
date o. the examination.
Married women VII! not be admit
ted % The examination. This prohi-
bitlon. however, does nor apply 10
women VINO are divorced OF those
who are separated from their has.
bands and support themselves. but
they are eligible FOR appointment
only ss clerk.
Applicants must be physically
sound. and male appIcants must be
EDt ieSs Lhan FEET inches IN
height without boots or shoes, and
weigh not less than 12j pounds
without oyercoat or hat.
For application blanks and for .all
Information relative 70 the e1amina-
uon, qualifications, duties, salaries,
vacations, promotions, etc, address
Immediately
GEO. J. SANDLIN,
Secretary. Board OF Civil Service
Examiners Postohice, Ardmore, Okla.
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