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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-16
MOON LAW VALID
Records Show Taht Course Of Bill Thru
Senate and houss Was Regular
State Maintains That Enrolled Bill,
Signed by Assembly Officers and
Governor, 10 Final Authority.


Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. characterization
to the adoption OF the Moon law and
those who have investigated at the
state house are convinced there Is
nothing to the argument that the law
vas not properly adopted The basis
ct thee lain, that the hill was not prop
erly passed lies in an effort to show
that certain amendments were adopted
by one house, then part OF them
adopted again and not all adopted by
the other house. 1t seems that the jour
nals show that when the bill went to
the house from the senate the commit
tee having it in charge reported II back
favorably with amendments. The rec
ord made Of the report Is followed by
the simple word. Adopted" The OPP
ponents Of the law say this means the
amendments were adopted. AS a mat
ter Of fact. under the rules OF thu
house. it was not possible to adopt the
amendments when reported and the
reference Is to adoption Of the report
not the amendments. Later two OF the
four amendments were again reported
from another committee and adopted
by the house and in this form the bill
passed the senate The argument on
the passage of the bill will be In rela-
ton to the fate Of the report from the
first committee and the amendments
then offered. The state, however. will
mainain that the enrolled bill. signed
by the officers Of the assembly and
the governor, is the final authority.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-16
AVIATOR cUMMlNs DOES NOT
sge GREAT MENACE IN SAN.
ooRN RATE RULING.
DOES NOT AGREE WITH
STATE RAIL BOARD
Decision 10 One Of Big Issues Before
country-cemmissio Takes Position
That Ruling Ends All Rate Making
~ state Boards-9uprsms Court
Decision 70 8s Important.
Ipecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Sept. Ex-senator Cum
Minis Is rather disposed to believe that
the effect Of the Sanborn decision as
to the interstate character OF rate
does not understand the decision went
as far as is generally supposed
Without passing on the merits of
the particular rate or rates involved In
that case" said the senator. II have
long believed that in any particular
case where the making of rate on a
common carrier by a state railroad
commission OF itself and necessarily af-
fects an interstate rate congress has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-16
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Lone, Of Ne.
son City, Married Fifty Years.
Special to Times-Republican.
Mason City. Sept 16.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Van Lone last evening cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary. They have been residents OF this
county and this city most OF their mar
ried life. Mr.. Van Lone Is a veteran
OF the civil war and the post and re-
lief corps made quite a demonstration
in their honor. DR.. Patton. president
of the Memorial University. remarked
the couple. A beautiful gold wedding
ring was given to the "blushing bride
by the Relief corps while the modest
groom was presented with a gold
headed walking stick
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-16
How. 7his7

We offer One, Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls sCatarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe MIN perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financial
ly able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
wALDING. KTNNXN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent Tree Price q cents
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-16
oUTWir GAME WARDEN.
Hunters Run Away With Officers
Horse and Latter Walks Home.

Special to Times Republican.
Goodell. Sept ia good joke on
Anton Boiler. deputy ggame warden,
has leaked out lately 1t seems that
Mr.. Boiler was on trip with his
horse and buggy. north OF Thornton
some few days ago. and seeing a couple
of hunters over in field. tied his
horse to the fence and started over to
where they were to see If they had
their license, but the hunters got wise
and hurried around the road with their
own rig and took the warden's horse.
tied 1t behind theirs and went down
the road full speed, and after getting
away about five miles tied the warden's
horse to the fence and made their get
away. thereby causing the warden to
walk the I'VE miles to get his rig.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-16
CHARGE IMPROPER CONDUCT.

JEFF Hansr, Of Logan, Alleged 70 Have
Made Advances Toward Young Girl.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Sept 16.-Jeff Haner aged so,
well digger, was arrested at Council
Bluffs yesterday. on direction Of Sheriff
Rock. as result Of Indignation being
filed here alleging improper advances
being made toward the 11-year- old
daughter Of Mrs. Kate Joslin. In de-
fault Of $1,000 bail Mr.. Haner was
taken to the county Jail to await his
preliminary hearing set for Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock Mr. Haner as
serts that there is no truth in the
charges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Gate b~mfommeIien.

ct bsiIt merfeligt SiIfGlbe al
gientagenoe Sab al Sufommellen
iom SsIge at ben ip9re S%orOrpitel'e
/ Gan SranciScp inbtraf / Sorshags
/ Seem 0orf, % gbriitiar De @ein,
en- formlenbe 6orretningsmanO ira
gerfelep, Gal., plubielig faIot ON i
Irmene paa en- tilf9lbig 5orbigaa-
enbe.
Sfjsnt ban belle Chen bar peb i'm
fulbe gepibItbeo, log SufomneIierl
bam fuIoitpnhig Tell. 0a ban efter
Ell balp SinteS Eio otter fom fig,
iortalte ban, at ban bapoe bapt Here
lignenoe anfalb, ferite Sang / Ipril
1907, npitcn neiagtig ct 9lar efter
Observation-Disclosures = Sfisnt ban
giennemgif belle ocnne fori9rOeligc
SpIcpelie, Dor ban bog fonlmet fulo'
itpnbig uifabt fra Oct, % pioitc life,
at ben hapoe baot nogen ifaoclig
@irfning paa BAN, fer ban fif Def
fsritc Infalb.
Get fsrite Infalb parebe bare ii
Winutcr; oct anbet inotraf paa bans
SsbieIsoag ben 5te Sftober og III
bette iioite nsiugtis paa Soaars'
oogcn berefter.
Mr. De @ein er 63 @or gammel
og beiinber iia pnu en- l9ngere Reiil
for fin Sornsiclics Sfplo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Slomulvffe / Colorado.

Sra 7enber, Colo, meloes oen
t0Se Cftober: Som 5sIge al az.
6ruote 5elefon. og SeIegraiforbin.
Selier og Snbitiaingcn al Srnfifeu
paa en- oper 300 g2iI lang Sern6ane.
itrGfning ioreIigger Der finn bsiit
uiulOitGnoise eiterretniuaer ira
5lom6iitriftet / ipoueitlige Colorado,
og ~norbpeitIige Nep Rerico, Der ON.
iatter ct Smraooe 100 RiI Iangt og
70 NiI brebt.
Ger ganr Tpgter ON itore LAB af
Wenneifelip, men oct bar, iom iagt.
pGret umuligt al inbberte rPrmere
SHpsrHuger. ann peo man, at en-
Wano peo Roon Sobu Rice briifnebe
unber Sorisget paa at reo6e gleperne
peb en- Wisiionsifole uGr Snrming.
ton. %. %. og al en- 6amiIie beitaa'
enbe al Z Reolemmer err omfommet
i Smeenen al SIanca, Colo. Ter er
oaiaa fra iorifieaige aanter inblsbet
Reo6eIelie ON, at mango Menneifelig
par ieet oripe neoab De opipulmeoe
Strsmme.
Sra aIamoia meooeIes ct Sorlp.
benSe ON, OF 90 Snoianere peS Sbip.
nrecf. ggenturet par omfommet /
5Iommen oeriteos. aae @pgnin.
aerne, bpis Spisreiie baobe foitet
neutrality-suspicious. 100000, il.
ees at pare bortifpaebe.
Rpgtet ON. al 2anosbpen grboIeS
par tilintetsiort. bar itaSipitet iis.
SamtIiqe Suie | 9pen. Sernbaneita-
tionen i%beregnet. par blepet ifpIebe
no / San Suanilooen. SelSigois
ital Dog Inlet @enneifelip bore saaet
tabt peS Den anleoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Oproret / CHINA.

Sra Sanfop telegraieres Den 10oe
Sttober:
Grcfutiouen al ire &~euolutioni.
tier | 8n Chang bar rciulteret l. at
De oerpGrenoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er
gaaet ouer til Jnirrgenterne. 8ll
Gbang er ailtaaret og iiges oelpis at
ltaa | Brand, % Here ltore 9ranoe
bar pGrct Iagttoget / ben Nctning.
Ge fire aonipiraterer, lom bleu
benretteoe iorau 8icefongens go.
laos / @u Chang, Der er Soueoita'
Den / Tropinien Supef, tilbsrte en-
Slot paa IS, iom bleu arrcitereoe ef'
ter Spbagelicn al ct reuolutiou9rt
aomplot | oct r~usiiitc aporter beri
gpen. @rploiioneu al en- Bonnie le.
oeoe til ell lln0erisgelie, iom reiuI'
tcreoe / SpoagcIicn al Ell bemmelig
Sabrif iii 3ilpirfning al SprGng.
itoiie og 4lanerne til ct augreb pao
@u Chang.
ct Telegram fra Chung Sting be-
retter, at WislionGrerne / De oprsr-
ife 9iitrifter life ipGuer / nogar
ooerbRngenoe Sore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

Spao er Teres Mtening ON 5arii.
commissioners &c fremiatte 10 / i'm
3io ieIp ct 6orilog ON Ell iaaoon
aommisiion, gioroe 9e life? bIcp
ban oernrit ipuret.
so. aormisiionsiocen err al
right, me- for lllotol6enS 8eofom.
menoe boube pi life anIeouing iii at
perte poo rogen Rapport. Ii pioite,
at nlotoloeu trpngte at r~epioerrs.
% oct itror. Gette Mint / SoIolo.
ben er oct melt inbpifIeoe. man fan
tTnfe iig, % err aiiottet paa en- ion.
oan Woaoe, at ben amerifonifc Gar.
mer iieIbcn inar noaet aoot al Sari.
zen, mems aoniumcnten poa @rttuo
al ben ntaa betole eli bsiere Gris for
line alpoer. aIoiiiifationen or no.
fsrt poa en- ioo unberinrbia %is, at
alt ipnes at title ia til 8nrit for
Sabrifonterne."
Nr. Stccnerion bIco ipurat, ON
ban troeoe. Ser piIhc bIi ioretogct no.
Gen SruitIooaipnin1 paa fommeroe
SoriomIina, og ipareoe, at oct life
ifuIbe 'orbouie BAN, ON Ser al beaae
Suie bIep peOtoget en- 0op ON ie0eraI
Snforporotion % Sontrol al be itore
3orporotioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

get ip9not poa at lie, booroan bet
bill eaa.
gpen bar b9ret beisgt al en-
IGnabe Rpsgierrige ira ii9rn %
rer, men mango al Dem angreoe bit
bitterlig iis HpSsierrigbeo, for Der
par ieIoisIgelig Inlet at faa of lepe
al. If De anfomne Eropiantforip'
ninger rbbeltes Der fun til NsotsrTt
blanbt Opens egne Snbpaanere.
Neoen bIanbt De Slomlibte er
frembeles iaa flor % trpffenoe, at
9oreermeiteren bar rettet en- Sen.
penoeIie ON Si9lp til HrGiibent
Saft, til @upernsrerne | De forIfiel-
lige Stater os goreermeItrene / ale
2anbets itsrre gper.
Set fsrite CAB al Wenneifelip
iom SeIge at SIommen / oae Sas-
brag / ben peitltge Gel at @isconiin
og Den lDoeltltge Gel az Wt1rnelofa
oe Sc reiulterenbe itore Speripem-
melier attmelotes ben 9be o.,
90 2iget at en- 10 Iar gammel
Ssn al Charles 2opmnn, en- Sarmer
/ Smegnen al Mounb Rraire, Winn.,
blep funbet / en- 99f / Rprbeoen al
tSiemmet. Gutter par 0srbag Iften
ienbt no forat bringe aisrene bienl
fra Sapnesansen, Der belpis par
operipsmmet al 8lommen | gGffen.
Sa ban life penbte tilbaae, aneoe
man en- lllpffe, men trobS belle ga.
bolaeet por noe at lebe efter BAN,
blep ban isrit funbet Wanoag Sor'
miobog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Suftpoitrute.

Ger meooeIes fra @oibinaton. at
Der al Toitbeporteuentei er ~triiiei
Sfribt til Sprcttelicu al en- 9uftpoit.
rute til Sorienoelie al 9repe og min.
ore Batter, iSet GeportemertetS
Gbei bar regnct llbgiiternc iorbmb-
ne mcb SprettcIien og SebIigcboIoeI.
ien al en- iaoOon me6 / lit Budget.
orcrilag for nGitc aar.
SfsIge bette SucriIug anipttcS
EoitpGlenets 3otoluogiiter i nGltc
6iifaIaar til $3.50. ,463, bpiIfet
er omtrent $2,500,000 minbre enc
Sepilgningen ior ul0eu9rcnoe aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
3,013, 600 Icres, eqer 1888 BRO.
cent al MreoIet forrlae Mar.

3,013, 900 gcres, eller 1888 BRO.
cent al areaIet iorrise aar.
IiisaoIineens SiIituno ben lite
Sftober iGttcs til S5.4 9rocent MOB
S7.2 Irocent Den lite OCTOBER, SS.1
Irocent oen lite Sftober 1910 og
gienneminitlig S6.3 Grocent for De
iiOite TO aar. uobpttet a~nilaaeS til
800 guibeI pr. @cre MOB 1873 9u.
ibeI ifior og 32.4 guibeI iom 8ien.
neminitsubbptte for De iibite fem
gor. Hiisarenlet u0oisr ioar 705,.
700 Icres, ener 97.6 Trocent al
6ioronrets &iisareol.
sGbIeapIineens SiIitono Den lite
October iattes til sos 8rccent mob
56.2 Irocent ben lite September,
AGA procent BEN lite Oft. 1910 og
gienneminitIig 52.4 Brocent for DC
iibite ii Iar.
Iorslt0bpffet az Sp9 anlldaes I'll
445, 957, 900 gnibeI MOD 1921
guibeI flor og ct 5.slors @iennem.
initsuobptte al 166, 356, 900. ubbpt.
tet pr. acre onilaaeS til POI 9nibeI
MOB 22.4 flor pg e%ienneminitIig
24.S | De iioite fem aor. &pnliteten
iPttes til $40 Trocent moo S7.5
Irocent / @ienneminit for Sc iioite
10 gar.
&u%auobpttet anHones til 30,677,.
600 @uibel MOB SO, 900 ifior oo
gienncminitlig 32,414,0O0 for BE flo,
tie fem Iar. llbbptet pr. Icre an.
Iaaes til 1916 guibeI moo 1853 Bit
Ibel iiior og gienneminitIig 16.4 for
be iibite fem aor.
9onbets Ssapliug aniIooes til
46, $3.50, Con moe 60,97S,000
Con flor og aienneminitlia 63,507,-
400 for De iibiic fem Nor. llbbpttet
pr. acre onIlaaes til aicnncminitlig
100 Con moo f.33 Con flor oe
aienneminitlig 1.41 Eon for De iibite
fem Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Mrs. Glauiens
SinostiIltano

Sra Iep gorf mcobcles ben 10oe
os.: Wrs. Sba BON GlauSien, Der
for nogle Iar iiben giorbe iig naun'
funbig peb at iagisge BrGiioent Roo'
iepeIt og andre for $1,O0O,0O0 /
Sfabeseritatning for of baue lam.
m%cniporet fig pm of binore benoe ira
at bIi pr9Ienteret Oeb bet ioenife Sof,
bIep ibag beorbrct ienot til geQepue
Soipital for at fna fin SinbstiIitano
unoerisgt.
Wrs. bon Glausien bapoe inofun.
oct fig / Hetten ! anleoning lit Yin.
oroeenoe ON Gfilsmisie fra FIN iibite
Wtano, Or. @iliam 8. Sonan, men
bcnocs Sptrroen bar iaa beipuber.
Zig. at 9ommeren lit en- itprf mis-.
tantc ON, at bun life Dor gnnffe Del
beparet. 90 benoes Spfsriel peb
llbiteoeIien of Sroren til at ienSe
benoe til SoipituIet, Dor life ififfet
til at ioaffe bette Snbtrpf.
Seq ifal anflage Dig for aeiie'
rem Of spifIanb," freq bun. "og on
ifaI finbe no. at on bar leset mco
SIben. SEQ bar boet i 5pifIano |
fire aar os bar anisat ON inf 9or'
gerifab."
Den forfprbeIige 3riiieI ON at foo
ben tpffe aeiier paa Raffen loo BOG
life til of baoe nogen afifr9fenoc
SnbHpbcIie pan Sommeren. bpis
Snitrur ON at isre benbe til Soipi-
toilet uiortspet bIeu eiterlepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
DaIefanoalerne.

Se ieneit afberte @ioner / Sa9en
moo Senator Stepbenion bar pGret
nler meogierlise END De foreeaaenOe,
Der sienipnligen, enten al Senipn iii
ben anflasebe, eler at Senipn til
Jig ielp, bar isgt at iimllere en- llpi.
benbeo oe llifplbiebeb, iom bperfen
bar natiirli9 eQer rimelig.
Se gioner, iom bar p9ret abort
Ben ienere Sib, bar oGret piaieere
til at gipe birefte Soar, ioa Der
er fommet ~aoifilige cling for Gagen,
iom life bill biGlpe Sentorens Sag.
gn meget ilem affGre err i%aaleoes
Statens Sagt. % 5iiferifommisiGr
s. %. Stone fommet op /. 2igele0eS
err ftp. @uperner Sumes 8. Sapio.
ions Hopn blepet trilffet meb inb /
Sogen.
9Ianbt De / Sirsbags aFberte gib.
ner bar g. 8. &ingslep, Der bar Sto.
mes SilIbmpgtig / 1908, % ben an
giGIbenoe g~algfampagne fanbt Steb.
San forflarebe, at ban / WartS 1909,
90 9~egisIatltren bapbe begpnot fine
gitcrforifninger, iammcn meo TO
andre al Stones NSiiitenter al bernie
bar blepet anmobet ON at ~foregioe,
at Be boer bapbe facet en- Sort al
$4,000, iom bar blepet ubbetalt
Stone al "Stepbenionfon6et" / oct
Gieme6 at fremme Stepbenions San.
oibatur. Stone lifte life at opgipe,
bpem Gengene i @irfeligbeben bar
blenet uobetalt til. aingslep % De
TO andre al Stones @siiitenter bao'
Sc goaet meb paa gebraaeriet. Haa
berom itiGet SpsrgsmaaI erflGrebe
ban, of ban life bopbe tpnft pao, at
bette fun6e bore 9alt, men at ban
gioroe bet M.
De $4,000 bIeb, pibnebes Ser, al.
bet til Stone / obennGpnt giemeo.
g(i Senne Gum bopbe Stone gipet
forifiellige 9eIsb til 0apioiou, iom
Ga par 8upernsr, og andre. ga ian
2egiSIatliren begpnbte at lutte op
i Stepbenions @nIgubeifter, bnpbe
Stone i%ammenfaIbt ct Wsbe al
fine asiiitenter / oct Siemeb of bigte
iammen SiItoricn ON, bporbou Gen.
gene por bIcpet anpenbt.
@roerusr 3apibion forflarebe for
2eaislatnrens Observation-Disclosures,
at Eeneene bar blepet last paa bans
Rult | a~onpoIiiter. elsie bapOe ban.
ba ban life pibite, boao De i~noebolot,
last tiliioe % par blepet gIemte /
Here WnaneSer, inotil Gensene lint.
telig baube fi,nbet geien til bans
9anffonto.
Senatets Observation-Disclosures /
gnleoning galsforruptionsiagen
MOB Senator 9orimer fra Slinois,
golot ! SirSoogs lit ierite Meoe !
Chicago. Hoget ipecielt 0pt irem.
fom life paa @sbet. Ser afhertes
iolt otte @ibner, al bpilfe De inn
bnoSe pGret Weblemmer al 2esisIa-
turen, iom palgte 9orimer. Gae oisie
bar tibligere pGret afbsrt, enten al
ben MISUNDERSTANDING iom ned
iattes al 9egislatliren. eaer Of Den
is.i4a L.. L. "a
The Washington herald., 1911-09-03
A Wealthy Man, Who Is Builder as We'll
as Politician, and Is Progressive.

in sympathy with the South, was arrest
ed and put in jail at Charleston. He
gave a bond and was released, but could
not enter the Confederate army.
The war made us poor" Senator Chill
ton said. IAN of our neighbors were in
straitened. circumstances. We suffered
and skimped tSgether. I worked
on our land and taught school and
learned the coopers trade but was in
vited to the best dances and dinners in
the county. II St Adams, where we
moved after we lost our property. was
located Shelton College. / became a stu
dent there and studied Latin, philosophy,
biology, and higher mathematics under
Powell Benton Reynolds, now professor
Of economies and sociology at the Uni
versity of West Virginia. He was a
Baptist minister. and a remarkable man.
At the age of fifty he read Blackstone's S
Commentaries simply as a mental 7exer-
else.
Reads the Bible and Shakespeare.
Il have kept along with my Latin
ever since 1 left college, and read 1t
now almost daily, together with Shakes
peare and the Bible. While 1 am not a
member of any church, 1 believe in the
religion of my mother, although dogmas
have never had any place in my intellect
or Imagination. From Shelton College /
went to the 'principalship of a normal
school. Some OF the students were older
than myself. Meanwhile, 1 read law.
'At sixteen I picked q profession and
a political office. Some day. 1 said pri-
vately, I shall sit in the Senate of the
United States Many troublous and dis
astrous years came to the Democracy
of my State after that, but never aban-
doned the belief that I should be elected
once West Virginia turned the Republi-
cans out.
The ideal statesman of my boyhood
days was John Edward Kenna, one of
our Senators. He had been a private
in the Confederate army at the age of
fifteen. After the war he studied law
in Charleston and practiced there. I be-
gan helping him in politics when 1 was
sixteen years old. He would have me
sit down at his side, so that he could
tell me of his plans and instruct me
what to do. Age ignores youth as a
rule and blunders. To age, l would say,
choose your boys with prudence and put
them to work, not alone in politics, but
wherever enthusiasm and activity are
required. No man ever had a stronger
hold on a youngster than John z. Kenna
had on myself.
After my admission to the bar, I set
tied in Charleston. had to move around
early and late to make a living. Fortu-
nately, was appointed prosecuting attor-
ney of the county. When my term OF
service expired became Senator Kenna's
partner, a relation l maintained with
him as long as he lived. William A. Mac
Corkle, governor of West Virginia from
1892 till 1897, was also a great friend
of mine. BY his appointment l served
for a time as secretary of state He
and my brother. Joseph z. Chiffon. be-
came my partners after Senator Kenna's
death. We did a large business with
men and corporations engaged in the
coal, lumber, gas, and oil industries.
While we were lawyers, welcoming cli-
ents, and working for fees, we thought
of our State as well as of our own in
terests.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-03

the boys is a Carlisle graduate. Besides
his manifold duties, he is the handy man
about the place, being in charge of a
model school farm and teaching indus
trial work. He is married and well
thought of by the officials. One. of the
day school-teachors Is a Carlisle girl. The
school engineer is a Carlisle boy, as are
and agency force.
Wins Good VIII of whites
Two sons OF the present chief WIN at
tended carlisle, are working with the
railroad. Another Indian has the finest
home on the reservation, is a prosper
Gus farmer, and runs successful store.
This same Indian has the good win of
the prominent white merchants in the
nearby towns, and can get goods at any
time on his signature. He is spoken Of
as being absolutely reliable and trust
worthy IN his business dealings.
The Carlisle girls are mistresses OF
nice homes and are living up to their
training. One Is married to q prosper
Gus Indian merchant. who has model
home II Is rumored that another, who
has Just returi1sd from Carlisle, will
employees, who graduated from Carlisle
last year
Mr.. Friedman points with pride to the
results on the Cherokee reservation, and
is optimistic about the early assiniia-
ton OF these red men as citizens. Many
OF them are already beginning to pay
taxes. Each year sees them more inde-
pendent Of the Federal government, and
the time should not be far distant when
TREY win be allotted. pay taxes. vote
intelligenflv. and be recognized as IN
duslrious. Christian cikizens
The Washington herald., 1911-09-03

of lizard, a quadruped without
woole, furre, or haire" making such
wool gathering a most hopeless under
taking. It was Marco Polo. however,
who finally demonstrated that the real
fre-proof substance was asbestos, assert
ing at the same time that the sala-
mander must be made of this material;
a mineral and not a beast.
At one time the salamander had an
other less acceptable power-that Of
poisoning whatever it touched, animate
or inanimate. This tradition did not last
long, and to-day it is known that this
animal is perfectly harmless.
To those interested in the scientific
study Of this little reptile, paper writ
ten by DR.. Leonhard Stejneger on three
batrachians from Panama and Costa
Rice will appeal This paper is publica-
ton 1857 of the proceedings of the United
States National Museum, and deals with
two curious tree toads from Panama and
a brand new Salamander from Costa
Rica This modern animal, little over
two and a half inches in length, has a
smooth, brown skin somewhat striped in
lighter shade, a wide, fiat head, apd a
long cylindrical tail. DR.. Stejneger, the
author, has named the new species after
the collector, Mr.. c. Picado, who dis
covered it In La EstreIla, southeast Of
Cartago, Costa Rica.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-03

insurgency had a marked effect in the
West, where It was bold and outspoken.
and in the East, where 1t had previously
made but very little demonstration. Re-
publican defeat, in my judgment, was
caused largely by Republican fear Of
Theodore Roosevelt. Conservative men
refused to vote their ticket, or, voting,
turned against their party.
Thoughtful persons see, however, that
some of the so-called progressive ideas
are bound to be enacted into law. Re-
publicans and old-line Democrats would
have gnashed their teeth in anger ten
years ago had they been told that their
parties wouldHavor the election of United
States Senators by the people instead
of by the legislatures. The initiative and
referendum are making headway, and are
operative in Maine and Oregon. Now,
the changes that are slowly coming into
our government have never alarmed me.
Fundamental principles will remain.
why theSPrOEressives Are Feared.
But conservative Republicans feel
that progressive policies should have
some bounds. Where will the forward
movement stop? they ask. Col. Roose-