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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-22

the electoral college will consist of 525 persons. of which 26s will be a majority. Toward this majority the Southern states can contribute 17S votes, while Indiana. Ohio and New York can give s4 more. or totai of 257 votes. making ouly five less than majority.
 The ground of the opposition is found in the fact that one combina- ton of states under the present dis. tribution of members of the house would lack only one vote of controll- ing the electoral college. whereas un- der the proposed distribution the same combination of states would lack five votes of controlling it.
 Shiftings in population that effect the relative influence of combinations of states formerly potent are inevit- able. There was such a shifting un- der the 1900 census. The only ques- ton to consider now is whether the proposed plan of apportionment af- fleets demorcratic interests relatively in greater degree than some other possible plan.
 Had the decision of the republican caucus prevailed and the house been retained at its present membership ;t would not of course have meant the same distribution of that mem bership as at present. Some states would have lost members and others would have gained
 New York would have gained two under the caucus plan and Indiana and Ohio would have lost one. giv- ing these three states precisely the same strength in the electoral col ' IIege as at present. or 77 votes. But Missouri would have lost two and Kentucky. North Carolina. Tennes see and Virginia each one. a total oi six, while Oklahoma would have gained two and Texas one, or a total gain of three and a net loss of three. The strength of the Southern states would have been reduced to
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was presented and adopted by the convention of assessors, no informa- ton. data or figures were presented to the convention in support of the resolution. All taxpayers of Arizona are selishly interested in the ques- ton of taxation of producing mines. The more taxes the mining com panies of Arizona are compelled to pay the less the individual taxpay CTS will be called upon to pay. Nat urally the smaller tax payers will be in sympathy with the resolution adopted by the convention of as- sessors but we are anxious to know how the committee on resolutions arrived at the figure of forty per cent of the gross output as the cor rect figure in order that mining companies (producing) should pay l their just proportion of the taxes in comparison with other taxable property. We are of the opinion | that the assessors committee on resolutions arrived at the figure of forty per cent by guess and that they were not in possession of facts and figures to support their resolution
 If not, the resolution is not worth the paper it is written upon The
 Era desires that the mining com panies of Arizona pay their just pro portion of the taxes but no arbitrary
 figure of assessment should be ad- voeated until a careful and thorough
 investigation of the subject has been
 made and the producing mining companies afforded an opportunity of
 presenting their side of the ques-
 tion.
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l6l. which. plus the v from Indiana. ohio and New York. would have made 2ss. four less than enough to control.
 Figured out on the basis of the Eikins plan for house of 402 menu bers the result would not be much different. The fact of the matter is that the redistribution of members made necessary by any scheme of reapportionment would compel new combinations Of states to be consid- cred in laying plans for presidential victories.
 Fortunately. conditions exist that make possible combinations highly favorable to democracy. The new distribution of house members will add to the strength in the electoral college of certain states in which because of spread of tariff light or other reasons, the outlook favors tha. party.
 There Is no state with only one electoral vote. The old combination would have to have at least ont more state added to it. whether tht
 votes by which majority is lacked is one or five
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period punishable by death, many of which are today looked upon as mere petty ofrenses. crime increased.
 Tt was such protests as that of the old schoOlmaster that caused considerate home secretaries to com mute such sentences to imprison- ment for life, or a period of years in the penitentiary; but to one at all familiar with the degradation that came to childhood through the old method of the jails, this considera tion might be questionable. The state that sent the child out into life with his soul scared and his body de bauched. as through the jails was so often the case. was just as culpable as the state that choked the child to death upon the theory that it was choking crime. The state that had not walked up to the difference be tween evil and the child; it had not walked up to the truth the Master taught. that evil is overcome with good, not with the stripe, the iron bar. or the degrading lash, much less the hangman's moose. The federal l government as yet has not provided us with very reliable statistics as to the number of children dealt with by police officers and courts And it is 70 behoped that federal children's bureau will be established, to gather specialize. and focus statistics and facts upon this important subject.
 T am satisfied, however, from spe, cial inquiry and investigation in six, ty large cities and towns of the na ton. that we do not over estimate when we place the number of chil dren dealt with by police and court officials every year as at least 1oe, 900. It might reach 100000.
 "As the age of dependenoS 2ad de linquents are now being measured in most of the states up to the 18th year, it will be seen that within the period of delinquency and depend ency, as fixed by laws of the states
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THE ELECTORAL
 COLLEGE IN 1912.

A curiOus objection to the new ap- portionment measure is being dis cussed in democratic circles in Wash ington.
 The present electoral college con sists of 4SS persons. of whom PAP are a majority. Toward this major ity the solid South, including Mis- souri and Oklahoma can contribute 164 votes, and Indiana, Ohio and New York, states most frequently in- cluded in winning combinations in presidential elections, can contribute 77 votes, or a total of 241, only one less than 8 majority.
 But under the new apportionment
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OKLAHOMA FOR OkLAHOMANS.

They are prohibitonists In earnest. out in Oklahoma Arrest man on his way through the state to visit his aged mother because he had a pint flask of the red destroyer in his pocket. although he declared the whisky was carried for medical use only. Sentenced him to thirty days
 in the county jail and to pay fine of $50, plus s2S.55 costs. or serve 70 days in jail. And only the other day they imposed a prohibitive freight rate on the baggage of travelling the atricai companies. Tomorrow. doubt less, they will find something else to restrict and distrain. Stern nor alists, these. doubtful of everybody's assertions but their own, properly grateful that they are not as other men are, even as those depraved be
 ings who disagree honestly with them, and happy as little children in seeking it to those whom they can catch. Their motto will soon be understood: Oklahoma for the OK
 lahomans." They will not be mo tested greatly by travel or commerce
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


 Chicago Newe: The rolling tire gathers the most punctures.
 Forgive your enemies-if they are bigger than you are.
 whislers are one of the ills that masculine flesh is heir to.
 If kisses were intoxicating lovers would not be proliDitlonIsJs.
 Inspiration is usually due to the fact that we need the money.
 A girl who isn't stylish may look swell when she has the humps
 He is a wise man who agrees with his wife rather than argue with her.
 Always say just what you think if you don't want to make friends.
 One kind of hero Is the young man who boards her father in his den.
 If a man has no show at home he can patronize the moving picture emporiums.
 Self-control is an admirable trait that puts a lot of so-called pleasure in the discard heap
 And the longer a woman is mar ried to man the. more respect she may have for an old bachelor. Almost an truthfu married man will tell you that when he auarrels with his wife he doesn't get a chance to say much.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-22
TWO SIDES TO QUESTION
Clifton Copper Era.)

At the meeting of the convention of assessors held in Phoenix this month a committee of four members appointed on resolutions, presented a resolution to the convention rec Ommending that bill be passed by the next legislature of Arizona re- quiring producing mining companies to pa a bullion tax on forty per cent of their gross output instead of twenty-five per cent as fixed by the present law in Arizona govern ing taxation of producing mines. At the time the time the resolution
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-22
A SHOW FOR

PA SFEO" FSh
 THE BOY.
 Among the profound changes talk ing place in the world today. none is more significant of the awakening ot humanity than the new square deal for the boy.
 Judge Lindsey, in discussing Jus tice for the Child" in the National Monthly. says
 Within a hundred years boys, it would seem, have been hanged for what now is denominated petty lar ceny, and it is not much beyond the period when they were beheaded and their heads stuck upon gibbets as the gruesome reminder of the punish ment in store for thieves; and even with 200 offenses in England at that
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the courts of the nation are called upon within this period of the child's life to deal with early 100000 children under this minimum esti- mate, and nearly 100000 under the mazianm estimate"
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Argonaut; At q meeting sf the state medical society, the secretary read a letter from the consul Of one Of our far-away possessions. urging the need of resident phy sieian in his district Tn a moment or silence that followed the reading. young man arose and said mod estiy: @
 wish you would put me down toT that place. sir. It soIrds good to me. My practice here died last night
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REFLECTIONS OF A sAcAgLcf

New York Press: Try to pleas everybody and please nobody
 Few of us can live up to our ancestors. however deep down they are buried.
 You hardly ever know why you like people; you always know why you don't
 Without a certain amount of pin ing a girl can't make herself be lieve it's real love.
 The longest column on the credit side never seems to be able to foot up as much as short one on the debit side.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-22

Punch: Man Servant-what name sir?
 Smiffkins (his first experience of a reception)-oh, my names Sniff kins. Let's see. where have me, you before?
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Baltimore American We've 20 got to get somebody to play this light part"
 Why not the electrician?''
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Judge: Mrs. Benham-You have torn my train.
 Benham-That's all right; your train Is long enough to be in two sections.
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Judge: Does your husband % in for golf?'' asks the caller
 "No," she answers. He goes out for it."
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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Norris Dead.

W. II. Norris, who came home
from his fruit farm in Southwest
Missouri last week, took down
sick at the home Of his brohter, T..
b. Norris, and Monday night he
died \ deep cold and grippe was
his aiImcmt He was not strong
in body and the disease soon took
him Off The wife Of deceased
died about II years ago. One
child survives him, Mrs. II. A,
Bagg, of Riverside, Cali.
Mr.. Norris was a good man and
fine citizen, and all are panied to
hear of his death. The funeral
was held at the home of his broth
er, f. b. Norris, yesterday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Willis
Carlisle, burial in Elmwool GENE
terry.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
Raided The Gamblers.

The st. Louis papers last Sunday
contained glaring headlines tell
ing of IA raid upon gamblers over
Mcintyre 4 Johnson s saloon IN
East ST. Louis. Mcintyre & John
son are Mexico men. Twenty
one persons were arrested and tn
officers got over $1,000 in stakes
The raid was made by the county
authorities. it seems. 1t walked
the Mayor up and he said he
would raise the devil around
East st. Louis or see that the laws
were strictly enforced by the city
authorities hereafter The s.
Louis Republic Sunday contained
the following reference to tie
raid:
81 have had that particular
saloon raided before. " Chief
Purdy said, referring to Mcintyre
4 Johnson S place, 'but we never
could make convictions, and
gave it up as bad job. "
The result of the raid upon Ne
Intyre and Johnson's saloon i
that every gambling game in Eas
st. Louis was closed last nighr
and practically every Saloor
closed at midnight.
This was an unprcce 1ente'
condition in East st. Louis.
OF the twenty-One captured il
the raid all hut three entcrc,
pleas of guilty in Justice Wan
gelin'S court at Belleville ycster
day, and with two exceptions
were fined $40 and costs.
The exceptions were Roy Bow
man, charged with being one o
the operators of the CANINE
house. and Fire and Police Con
missioner John Townsend, and {
II. johnson.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
~ Photos % cents at Hatten'S
until Tuesday. Last chance.
WORCESTER ITEMS.

Mrs. Stonie Reed returned home
Thursday from quite an extended
visit to IA sick brother, IL Mr.. An
derson, in East st. Louis.
b. +. Shulse has been confined
to his bed for several days, sick of
grippe.
Laurin Hart of f. st. Louis is
visiting his uncle, T. A. Anderson
and other relatives and is enjoy
ing the skating.
r.. VI. Crooks was on the :.
Louis market with 30 head of real
good cattle of his own feeding last
week. lie also received 80 heal
Of stock cattle from the Kansas
City market.
Fred Peterson returned from ,
two weeks visit in Kansas las
week.
Albert Scherer bought load o.
yearling steers from Mr.. Travis
near Rush Hill, at something Xix.
/ ID cents.
John l}eagles shipped his Oman.
sheep to the st. Louis market Sun
day.
Wills Cable is feeding 80 heac
of as nice calves for Homer AZ
dell as one will usually find.
The stork visited in the nome o
Will Peterson last week, and LET
II much appreciated token of hi
friendship-said to be girl
Jas. Denham who has bee,
working on IA street car line in 81
Louis returned home last week.
Mrs. Cable is on the sick list
also Eddie Crawford has beeI
quite sick.
The sympathy of this cOmmun
ity was aroused on hearing of til
death of the baby boy of Rev. an
Mrs. OrlowSky on Bean Creek.
Born. the 9TH inst, to Mr.. an
Mrs, j. X. Dahlcm. "A son.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
REPUBLICANS GO IN.
Howard Gass, for State Superin-
tendent, Formerly of Audrain,
Loses Out.

jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 10
The Legislature, which has been
tied up since last Friday by con-
tests which prevented the an
rouncement of the vote for Rail
road and Warehouse Commissions
and State Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools, will get down to work
i'll earnest tomorrow afternoon.
This was made possible by the
decision of the Democratic ma
jOrity, i'll caucus today, to seat
Frank 4. Wightman and William
+. Evans, the Republicans elected
on the face of the returns. to the
two disputed offices. The dom.
inant party members took thi,
action after becoming convinced
that the power of the Legislature
to go back Of the original returns
was not clearly authorized either
by the Constitution or the
statutes.
BY n vote Of 90 to 20 it was de
tcrmined to give the Offices to tin,
Republicans despite the fact thai
serious charges Of fraud hav,
been alleged by the Democrat,
contestants.
1t is recognized by the majority
party that under the circum
stances the Republicans neceS
Sarily must accept offices that an,
tainted by the suspicion of havin.
been unfairly attained, but it wa
deemed best that the Democrat,
contestants should surrender thei
rights.
The omission from the COnstitu
ton and the statutes of any def
mite authority upon which tn
Legislature might proceed left n
other course open.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
City Council Doings.

The City Council was in session
Monday night Resolutions wer"
passed TO pave parts of Clark
avenue and Promenade street
The Council Withdrew its sur
port from the Associated Chair
ties and adopted the following
plan for "A trial: That all neeiN
cases of charity be reported to the
Councilmen of that special ward
Then the councilman will make
the investigation of the case and
make his report to the Mayor, and
if found deserving the Mayor viii
make an allowance.
Other minor business was trans
acted and adjournment taken.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
St. Louis Live Stock Market.

National Stock Yards. Ill.,. Jan.
10, 19ll.-Cattle receipts $500
Heavy steers 15c lower; others
steady to Zoe lower. Butcher stuff
steady. Compared with a week
ago steers show a decline of 25c
butcher stuff Zoe to l5c.
Hog receipts 14,5OO. Market
Sc to Zoe lower; top $S.l5; bull,
Is. 90 to 1907 ID.
Sheep receipts $500. Market
steady. Top lambs $6.35; Mexican
sheep a 50; westerns a .35 native
ewes $40.
National Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-12
The Calvert Estate.

Joseph Ware, northeast of McX-
leo, is another heir with Mrs. Nj.
+. Bolts of this city, now visiting
in San Antonio, Texas, to a part
of the noted Calvert estate of mil
lions of dollars in Baltimore, Nd
1t seems that the Calvert heirs oi
Maryland are trying to force the
heirs of other States out of the
reckoning, but these latter heirs
are organizing AMI are going to
demand their share of the estata