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the peoples money; that he has
paid for teams that never worked
on the roads and that he paid
more than the law allows them.
He tore bridges down where the
people used them daily, and yet
will the courts allow Peterson to
go without prosecution
Is it fair for Peterson to spend
the peoples money on roads where
1t is not necessary, and pay men
that never worked on the roads.
If any of our common people
would do as Peterson did the
courts would have all the detec-
tives out after them. But not
after Honorable Peterson.
Mr.. Peterson sits in the court
house and smiles when the peo-
pie come in and ask for roads. He
tells them he will give them
roads, but they must pay more
taxes. He has raised the taxes
and has spent the poor peoples
money, and yet they have no
roads, and the children must wade
through water and climb fences
in order to get to school or stay
at home. And yet the courts re-
fuse to prosecute Torger Peterson.
Yours respectfully,
FRANK COFFEL.
Roy, Wash.
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SERMONETTES

Some of us want to be winter
wheat without fall blowing.
Nursing sorrows gives the
world some grownup griefs.
. IL you would have men love
your religion you must live it.
Righteousness is love of the
right rather than fear of the rod.
When the heart is frozen one
is apt to think that the faith is
firm.
A little humanity helps the
preacher more than lot of divin-
ity.
Religion will never mean much
until you find it in the least
things.
He gets little out of prayer who
prays only when he would get
something.
One of the uses of adversity
may be to teach us patience in
Judging others.
1t Is never safe to trust the man
who thinks of truth as a matter of
grammar.
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TACOMA, Wash, Jan. IS.


In answer to Mr.. A. V. Faw-
cett's statement of January II: l
am taxpayer and not a tool of
the saloon element or any other
clique, as he states. l called for
recall petitions thinking that l
might save my home and those
of many others who are strug-
Cling along to where they could
say This is mine if taxation does
not eat it up" At the rate we
are travelling the city will be
bankrupt very soon. Taxpayers
Stop and Think.
Tacoma is not prosperous at
present. Many good honest men
that have homes and, in cases, they
are not all paid for, are looking
70 rwork.
Mr.. Fawcett seems to think that
this recall of mine is in connec-
ton with the treating ordinance,
but he is wrong. The action /
have taken l have had in mind for
the last three months. During
that time have been looking for
results, but find nothing to our
credit. We have been put to
sleep by freak measures, such as
the street car company carrying
not to exceed 20 per
cent of the seating capacity, dairy
men compelled to carry bottled
milk instead of in cans.
Dairymen that have their own
COWS and produce their own milk
should be allowed to deliver it as
they please as long as they obey
the sanitary regulations under the
direction of the milk inspector.
The farmer that grows potatoes
hauls them into the city and dis
poses Of them as he pleases and
it is the same with other products,
why not with milk. The milk Or
dinance has been thrown out of
court and that is just what will
happen to many more freak oTdi-
The sooner the people
of Tacoma get down to business
and put this city in the rank it
deserves the sooner we will have
peace, but with agitation on ev-
cry side we cannot expect very
much.
All can see that has been done
is to create new offices and give
friends jobs. Look at our payroll.
1t is growing with scarcely any
street improvements. While street
was the cry it required
many inspectors. Street grading is
almost cut out at present, with
many dollars saved, or should, but
find the expenses still rolling up.
M. b. STAMBAUGH.
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GIG HARROR- Wash

To the Editor of The Times:
In view of the admitted unprepar-
edness of the West against inva-
sion, why would it not be a wise
move for the government to sup
ply each able-bodied citizen with
a military rifle and equipment, to
be kept in his home, supply him
with a stated number of cartridg-
es for weekly or monthly target
practice and thus build up a re-
serve ready, equipped for instant
service, at a fraction of the cost
of maintaining a standing army
and outside of the territory reach
ed by regular militia companies.
Would like to hear from others.
w. p. YARNALL.
A subscriber.
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WHOLESALE PRICES
IIUaafn0lr

WHOLESALE PRICES
livestock.
Steer beef, lie; cows, 1G410%d
wethers, lie; spring lambs, 1910
ewes, loo; trimmed pork, 15c; veal
dressed, 13c; hogs, 13hc.
Poultry
Turkeys, 2S@3Oc; ducks, live, II
@1Sc; hens, live, 17@1Sc; springs
zoe; squads, alive, S25O@3 doz.l
dressed $3@s3 SO.
Vegetables.
:, Artichokes, 81 doz.: beans. wax, 90
ID; green, &c h.. bell peppers, zoo
ID; cabbage, 1%c h.; cauliflower,
I5c@$1.25 doz.; Chill peppers 15c; to-
matoes, SO crate; cucumbers, $3.50
LOO doz.; dollhouse, $1.50 doz.;- car
rots, new, zoe doz.; punched, 81 SIX;
beets. new zoe doz.. per sack $1.25;
toes. White Rivers. $4,000; garlic.
Ici radishes, zoe doz.: red peppers.
yl,25 az l.3O box rutabagas, S1.25 sk.;
parsley, soc doz.; pumpkins &c h.:
lettuce, S1.50 per crate; spinach, 60
ID; squash. 2@2Ac; sprouts. Sc;
sweet potatoes. 81; green onions. 200
butter and Eggs.
ER-Washington, 35c; fresh
31c; storage, zoe
EGGS-Washing ranch. cam
died, 3Oc; eastern storage, 27c.
Wheat.
Red Russian, sic: Bluestem, $50;
Club, SIC; Red Fife. sac; Forty-fold.
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Every Juryman Crooked?

is &c assume that
kValshaug
Even yesterday statement
he guilty
apparent at first to blame the jury
ing attorneys office " 49, '
Without much checking of memory that
prosecuting
only Jury OF crooks or ignoramuses be If
considerable of
men are roaming at large Washington Because many jury
seen Granted that there
the law why this
hands to label people o gnoramuses?
very amusing it is
grand rush Olympia changing
what the people
orney office didn't that
AValshaug trial forced
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The Baby That Didn't Arrive

The carload of babies rght-52 of em that
nobody wanted in the they in
b2 hospitable homes
But there was disappointment in Texas
spoken BABY made
tree filled with the alurng
lighted
SMILE to
love for never
The So This man had understood
there would be Sand his home on the list!
Ihey are strong bluff chaps-hose
little rough ON the outside do? Sneak
cd out TO the barn. hid himself
Emptyinexpressibly empy-is waits for the
child that does - WY
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nippers large enough to pull a
spike from a railroad tie.
- Caliph, after the tooth was
drawn, yelled 'Ouch!" and duck
ed under the water. When he
emerged, realizing the pain
which caused him so many Sleep
less nights was gone, he smiled
and gave a grunt of satisfaction,
while mother Murphy, who failed
to understand what was going on,
started to clean up the dentist and
all the keepers of the ZOO.
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fenced her to buy him a new
wooden leg. She purchased an
elaborate ornamental wooden leg
and foot which she presented ID
him.
Now Mrs. Onsky complains hel
husband has become so popular
with the girls that he spendi
much of his time with them. Sht
applied for q warrant for his ar
rest on charge of nonsupport.
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branch of the
Harrison street
police station
has perfumery
on tap under his
desk in a spray
er and when an
offender is hailed
before him who
has neglected his
toilet for some
consid e r a b | g
time the court
suddenly gives
him a dOuche.
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shows that the population has
been growing faster than any 9TH
er spot on the map, and The SUI
preme court says the bank deposit
guarantee law is all right. Okla
homa was formerly occupied by
Indians who were somewhat slow
in business matters, but in recent
years a number of lawyers have
moved in and the population is
now quite thrifty.
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the United States
reciprocates the
feeling. For while
the United States
has given this
son of ireland
fame and fortune
Herbert has come
back with a
bunch of joy for
Uncle Sam in the
shape of some
fine tunes and
jim dandy comic
op'ras. Herbert is
the composer of
Babes in Toy
land" at Hap
pened in Nord-
land" 1.-The Red
Mill" and a
bunch of other
delightful comic
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esne burned her
husbands p e g
leg to force him
to stay by his
o W n fireside.
The plan failed
and he not only
hobb!ei to a
nearby S a | Don
where he spent
his nights, but
caused her ar
rest for Destroy
/ n g properly.
Tho iI11on son.
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Honor Columbus

senator Mecalf of Pierce bill to
DAY, which falls a holiday
No reasonable opposition should find birth measure
and persistent Christopher
so far figure. " ~ iu"'
Columbus rsked his all find the Land where
now Part of his earthly and Skinned
nome In humiliation. The Columbus
PC mace national holiday 1t be
legislature BILE action 1900 NV '"-"ne'''i
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mus at the Cen
trail park zoo had
his tooth pulled.
M r S. Murphy,
Caliph's mother,
stood with tears
streaming down
her weatherbeat-
Ell, W r | n k | e d
cheeks, while
the dentist, Bill
Snyder, and his
assistant careful
ly drew near
with q Dair of
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RETAIL PRICES.
MEMS

Round steak, lie; sirloin, tic,
porterhouse. 1S@20c; pot roast,
lie; mutton steak, 15@1sc; chops,
15c: pork steak, zoe; chops. 22c;
ham. 25c; liver. Sc; veal chops, zoe:
stew. 1Sc; chickens, hens arc;
pork sausage( 15c; lamb Shout
ders &c; picnic hams, 13c.
Vegetables.
White potatoes, $1.75 sack: sweet
potatoes, Sc h.; onions, 2hc Id. +:
cabbage, &c head; tomatoes. I5n:
squashes, &c h.; pumpkins, &c ID, :
lettuce, hot house. sc heed. Ali
bunch stuff. for &c: cauliflower.
10c head.
Apples. 75@c$1.25 box; oranges
20m25c doz; bananas, 20G1 soc dog. !:
ptneapples, 40c apiece; grapes,350 az
40c; cranberries, 15c ut.
Dairy Products.
Eggs, 30035c doz.; cream ebeesa
20c; cottage, 15c; swiss, Imported
s5c;, domestic. 26c; butter. 3O03Sc'
brick. ESQ
Fish.
Halibut, 15o lb.; salmon. 12ht.
smeltes, Toe; black cod, ice: saImon
trout, zoe; rock cod, lie; clans.
&c per 1b ; eastern oysters, 90c ar
75o WSs hundred: schrimps. 12Hc.
crabs. s1.5o02.oo a doz; perch. 10c.
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scene: A broad asphalt street
with plenty of room on it.
Approaches a wild-eyed speed
maniac in a rose-colored motor
car. Just to our right we have
western gentleman with an en-
larged hip pocket essaying to
cross the street to get a cartridge
belt mended. The western gentle
man at that moment is thinking of
what Justice Harlan said would
happen to some crazy automobile
fiend after just grazing some
western gentleman. u
The wfld-eyed speed maniac
grazes the pet knee-cap of our
friend from the glorious west. ; /
THE END,
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Slams. Jabs, Boosts and
MOST
ANYTHING

oh, why should the spirit of
mortal be proud ?
Like a fast-flittig meteor, a fast
flying cloud,
A flash of lightning, break of
the wave,
He passes from life to his rest in
the grave. KNOX.
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you want to-" his mother replied.
Eyes, I do. s'pose I've got to
go to church all my life, anyway,
an it's a good deal harder to sit
still than to stand up am holler. !"
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THE TACOMA MARKET

Although comparatively
truck OF all kinds is selling exceedingly
reports decided
but meat has advanced the highest
whole = " o Wv
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on t h e m a p
thought it was a
S r t Of ari d
brown approach
to Gen. Sher-
mans Texas, but
he census of 1910
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Letters from William J. Bryan's
brother, favoring the nomination
of democratic candidate who
shall be a progressive. is another
CLINT of sunlight from the horizon.
OF course, Mr.. Bryan will not
favor Judson Harmon. Perhaps
Mr.. Bryan will favor Woodrow
Wilson. Champ Clark hopes that
Mr.. Bryan will favor him. We
are about to heckle Champ Clark
ON the subject of direct nomina-
tons, primaries, Oregon plan for
electing senators, and all kinds of
things like that. Champ may be
a fine democrat with a small I'D, A"
but We want some real smart
declarations to put alongside of
Woodrow Wilson.
Credit for opposing the selec-
tion of senators by popular vote
must be given to Senators South
erland of Utah and Carter Of
Montana. These gentlemen offer
to amend the Borah proposition
by requiring that the federal gov!
eminent control elections in the
states. OF course this is merely
a revival of the old force bill"
at which any southern
democrat is ready to show his
teeth and see red. And of course
the only reason for suggesting
such an amendment on tho part
of these ingenious statesmen from
Utah and Montana is to defeat
the proposition without taking
the direct responsibility for doing
so.
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Arizona again led the states in
the production of copper last year,
with Montana second, Michigan
third, Utah fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

A concrete tile for sub-irriga-
ton with the upper half porous
to freely admit surface water, has
been invented by a Texas man.
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operas. He conducts his own New
York orchestra. Herbert was born
February 1, 1859, and was ed
ucated in Germany.
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High finandiers do nothing for
our benefit. And the deuce OF it
is we don't do much for our own
benefit.
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When the Japs start to march
across Grandoldtexas, watch the
man who can draw and shoot
quicker'n scat!
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To the Editor of The Times:
/ have noticed in your paper what
Torger Peterson has done with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

While love has wings, friend
ship has a strong arm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

Meandering Mike prefers altar
of roses, while lonely Leonard
dotes on lilies of the valley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
calls himself a literary man. So
does T. r.
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DID you read about Sandberg man putting nm an
oahaprg man as foreman of the
Mr. McAiurray and bring OIL limburger " - N'
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TODAY IN HISTORY

Feb. 1, 1889, Oklahoma was
made a separate territory. At that
time people who had only seen it
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01
PRETTY NEW LEG
STARTS DIVORCE

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Jan. 81.
weeks ago Mrs Mary
Orneshy of Luz
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OUR DAILY BIRTH
DAY PARTY.

The United States Is the adopted
country for Victor Herbert, and
Victor Herbert is glad of it. Also,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

The "why?" of the baby is the
beginning of his attempt to edu-
cate himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

Home isn't the place where you
hang your coat. Home is where
love is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

Wet shoes should be allowed to
dry on a shaper. Rub with vase
line to prevent hardening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

Kill rat and you end the
gruesome career of a bubonic
plague distributor.
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JUDGE SPRAYS 'EM
WITH PERFUMERY

CHICAGO, Feb. Judge
Newcomer of the municipal court
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LIKE PULLING
TEETH" TO DO IT

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Caliph
II, the three-year-old hippopota-
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Entered at the postoffice at Tacoma, Wash. as
second-cla matter TEIEGRAPHIC SERVICE
OF UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUM-
DAY BY THE TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
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cE2A
More of His intimate Writings
to Dad" From WASH
iagtOn.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.
Dear Dad: Dear, dear, the
presidential campaign is already
upon us, II months before the
national conventions! This repub-
lican progressive league is GER
tainly an opening gun. What does
it mean? Look at the names of the
signers. Bling! Every one of them
ready to go to the last ditch to
prevent Taft's denomination! Oh,
guess there will be some presl-
Dental politics before the conven-
lions are held.
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JOSH WISE
SAYS:

Clate HOrS-
block showed
his hand ter a
palmist and ask
ed what wuz his
birthstone. The
palmist said he
couldn't see tn
lines distinctly
but said Clate'5
birthstone ev'-
IDENTIFY wuzn't
soapstone.
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In the Editors Mail

Short letters from Times readers Will be
column when they of sufficient
anybody Il
motive.
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Power of Suggestion?
Joe Cannon's town of Danville
(and his son-in-law) mixed up in
vote buying scadal.
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Why Railroad Rates Should NOT
Be Increased.

The revenue for ton miles
(hauling one ton one miIe) on
American railroads has averaged
an increase of five cents since
1899.
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How Diaz must love Madero!
Mammals Boy
"Mayn't l be a preacher when
| grow up asked the small boy.
"Of course you may, my pet, il
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The program of the special
privilege members of this congress
is a program OF nonaction. Every
effort will be made to have no ac-
ton on the tariff commission, the
Lorimer case and the Borah reso-
luton for popular election of SEN
ators. Sincerely, RATH.
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Health
In cases of sore throat, a cold
compress works wonders. Thor
oughly battle the neck in cold wa
ter next morning.
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iohGER PETERSON went all the abou
Somebody said
gues presented.
mistake and came back he
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II l were a, betting man would
put few simoleons on the long
chances of Robert NJ. LaFollette
as a presidential possibility. This
organization of the p'rogressives
loks to me like a LaFollette or
ganization. One thing you can't
get away from. The declaration
on the subject of popular govern
ment leaves Mr.. Taft out of it.
Mr.. Taft is already on record as
opposed to the initiative, referen-
dunn, the recall, and all kinds of
things like that. You remember
what he said about the Oklahoma
constitution, and his subsequent
remarks on the subject of consti-
tuition making in New Mexico and
Arizona? Mr.. Taft believes in
the safe and sane" All popular
government manifestations are
the unsafe and INSANE" there
fore, when we organize for popu-
lar government we certainly leave
Mr.. Taft on the rocks.
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A MAN to tell what tbe
mass meeting Monday night. happened ! - 49,
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fhNNf soup penny bread
neWsDoy and penny bundles of wood
This is the of
capital OF this republic
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INDIAN in Northwest los
his indcreton allowing photograph
De taken TOO much picture make too
got cold and die he Perhaps actresses
Ne
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The jobs connected with the
house of representatives, alias
1.-The patronage" recently inherit
ed by the victorious dc moc'rats are
now being parceled out in confer
ences between Thomas Taggart of
Indiana and Charles Murphy of
New York's Tammany. Both Tag
CART and Murphy have a candidate
for the position of sergeant-at-
arms, and Murphy is standing
firm"
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FOLKS who hail from Frisco longing their berts
- '-0 S~p''i'iOA Jeihpore
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OBSERVATIONS

DID you read about it, Pete putting up an
other Pete Sandberg foreman away
MT. mcMurray and bring on the limburger.
MAN what good brother Mr. RovI uos a. the
mass meeting Monday night. Then it happened " -
ToRGER all the way to olympa 70 SEQ bout
the road aid fund Somebody
certain figures presented Torgy decided there mieb
mistake and came back to about he reurn
IF the the house did that San Francisco
Market street again. : 800 ' ' II ht.S
FOLKS who hail from m
pc back south again when they exposition aboe
OKLAHOMA is getting enthusiastic building 425-mfIe
Union and Chamber of Commerce you
CHICAGO packers criminal prosecution
On the ground that they testified investigation
iso4 and are entitled immunity Oh Sorry spoke
"WOMEN need to keep them from becoming card
kaT New York physician Well
NOT IN danger because they have little something already?
HAVING spanked him soundy nearly expelled him from
school Massachusetts, watch her hone
become really worthy of her. sou " anu
LONDON hotels have boosted day during the
coronation which many will have to
lunches ~ ~ " i'
nwsboy and penny bundles worthy poor
70 puy fue Ihs is the latest development
proud capital OF this republic We're
his allowing photoganb
taken Too much picture many me- scatter me all
10 young maps IA' INC reason actresses
tickets
ST. rye bread for
Mind 20 money payment
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Secretary Norton, "the $4,000
wonder" is to return again to
the realms of high finance. Is it
possible that he is so soon dis
couraged in his announced pur-
pose to rescue the Taft admins
tration
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the senate repeats what the house Francsc
oeegan VIII be the biggest thing when once II ht
Market street again. : $500 ~ "'o II h'e
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LONDON hotels have boosted day during tb
GU lunche - = ~ "iii nave " oii
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OKLAHOMA is getting enthusiastic building 425
rroad to be owned by the state Federation Labor Ear
Union and Chamber of Commerce hot
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1t will be sad day for the man
who uses coal If the president sue
ceeds in his plan to have congress
pass the "rescue bills" fathered
by Mondel in the house and Nell
son in the senate-the bills to
authorize the reference of the
Cunningham coal claims to the
District of Columbia court. Let
nobody be deceived about this
matter. These bills are being
pushed with all the power at the
command of the administration
At the present writing the fight
Is all beneath the surface, but it
Is very bitter fight. No effort
will be spared to force these bills
over. The effect would be double.
First, Ballinger would be relieved
from the responsibility of Sdecid-
ing the Cunningham claims, and
second, all future claims of this
sort would be practically decided
by these bills in favor of the rich
corporations which are seeking
the coal and public lands.