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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09
Topeka Hide Marker.
tQuotations furnished by James C. sr,,,s
Hide Co.. los East Third ST SaAl5
Topeka. Kan, Jan. .

1901 opeka. Kan, Jan
Hides-Natives. short haired No -
No 2, Sc; side brands, over "a Fl. - Sc
l. se.side brands under 40 flat, No. 40
&c; bulls side deb branded, flat. No. 10:
green salt cured. deacons, each EoSSS5zfcs
slunks, each, 25G15c. '9t1oos-'
Green uncured hides 11zc less than
grade cured S0iiie
Green frozen hides are No. 2
Green half cured. atc less than crr..
Horse hides. green No. 2 So 7sS5s 59. X:
horse hides. No. 2, SL7512 Is; green t ns1s
hides. 75cQ$150. sheep peIts ereeI 2yeen sas
s100: dry. according to wool. ner Il, SoS ss
1Oc. 30 ic'' 80
TALLoW--No. l. Sc: No. 2. SC.
BEESWAX-15G25c.
DRY HIDES-Dry flint t,,,..r.
heavy. ISc dry flint culls ioc; pdI rS sss,
heavy, Us lbs and up). lie; dry sail 1isht
(uR%der IS lbss I2c dry sheep peIts. sa5io &c.
New Mexico; Utah and Texas: 1 Id dIo:
ne inssi ragiSc light fine 1sQ14c heavy.
Choice medium combing. 1SGs0c: medinn
clothing, 16G1Sc: low and braid iSSIsn.
f f iaY1, and fine medium. 14@16c: heavy.
noma: Bright medium. 14GDl6c: dark n9ed.
iuxn. zQl4c: light fine. l261ic o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09
New York SUGAR and Conee Market

New York, Jan. 9.-COF,FEE-Spot
steady; No. Rio, 1890; No. 4 Santos, 14c.
SUGAR-Raw, nominal; Muscovado, SO
test So. 231k centrifugal, 96 test, S3741a; mo-
lasses. So test. $29Sh. Refined, steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09


stockers and feeders. S4OoG5.6o; bulls. 500
g &c 10 Is; calves. A5oas5o West e III Steers
HOGS-Receipts 1900. Market SC to JOG
lower. Bulk of sales, $T-S5@7-90: heavy,
S7-S5GI95 packers and butchers, Y-Sogt-So'
lights. 81. S06790.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000. Market 10c low
err. Mutton. $3.50Q4 %; lambs. S56046,S
fed wethers and yearlings, $3.75@550; fed
western ewes, $3.2594.O0.
E7usas City Live Stock Sales.
Tine following sales were made TINS
morning at the Stock Yards, kansas
CITY, and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the State Journal oy
Clay. Robinson & Co. live stock commits
sion merchants. with offices at all mar
Kansas City, Jan. 9-CATTLE@Receipt
l40O0 head. Market weak to 15c lower
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head. Market 1Oc
s7.95.
sHEEP-Receipts 10000 head. Market
SteadV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 9.
Market closed all day Monday, Deem
Der 18th, and Monday. January 2, 1911.
HOGS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

At a late hour this afternoon the
name of the gentleman who will oc-
cupy the room from whence Hon. j.
n. Dolley tossed Hon. Nick Chiles,
had not been released for publication.
In days of old the speakership was a
cinch before opening day. The mem
bers had gathered at Copeland county,
and had been canvassed by the re-
porters and seen" by the candidates
for the speakership. A newspaper
could, with reasonable safety print the
name of the speaker on the Saturday
preceding the Inauguration. Sometimes
the speak ership was arranged before
the fall election. In the present in
stance the members of the lesser house
refuse to be canvassed and none of
the candidates has ordered furniture
for the speakers room
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09
Cotton Market.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 9.-COTTON
Market steady, 15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09
Toneka Grain Market

FURNISHED by j. b. Billiard. Corner Kan.
sas ave-. and Curtis SD
Topeka, Kan, Jan. ..
CORN-3Sc
0ATS-30c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

Dan Dyer of Smith Center. that old
hand at the political game who had a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

The loss of the Copeland hotel lobby
is a severe blow to the Askers. There
is no spot in town where a candidate
for page, doOrkeeper or assistant some
thing can buttonhole members at the
rate of a dozen per minute, as in the
days of old. Small boys with their
faces washed and their hair combed
haunt the Hobbies of the National and
Throop and waste much valuable time
and shoe leather in galloping from
one to the other with short stopovers
at the Glen-Wood. Older boys" ap-
pear to be lost under the new arrange
ment. and some of them Just run
around in circles. boring policemen or
other non-combatants for job.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

Mike Frey of Junction City, that
Democrat, came in Sunday. like Kelley
came to New York, wearing a red
necktie. Kelley's tie was green, but
what's the difference?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

N A Taylor. the Colby editor, is
having things his own way in the race
he is running for sergeant at-arms of
the house. He has no opposition up
to this time Mr.. Taylor is a western
product and runs the Tribune at Colby.
He is making a good impression in To-
peka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

Dick Wilson of Topeka is again a
candidate for ergeant-at-arms of the
senate. He was beaten for the place
by only few votes last year by Guy
Swallow and served as assistant. He
looks the winner this time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

The clcrkship fight is practically set
tied. Earl Akers' only opponent. Earl
Douglas of Gray county, having
withdrawn from the race to run for
assistant clerk. Mr.. AkerS had the
place cinched last week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

Senator Cary of Reno and Senator
Reed of Smith Center were Sunday ar
rivals. Senator Reed does not know
whether or not he will support the
utilities bill. 81 will have to read it
over first" he said. He is willing TO
support an initiative and referendum
measure that requires a sufficient petit
ton, say about 81 per cent of the voters
in each county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-09

Senator Caldwell of Concordia came
in Sunday in the best humor in the
world to begin his duties il the legis-
lature. He did not express himself on
legislation, but he had a smile for the
seekers after appointments and a well
come hand for the newspaper man.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15

@erauiben. ols rube mebr afs cine
3entnerlait. pie er iie oft getraeei1,
ouf Der rieiieen 8ruit. @r i6Iief-
nidt. ionoern itarrte Sris nit
meit oufeerifienen augen arl ober
ausorufslos uno leer, als femme
er i'm ni6t mieber. 9as @el;bt
fob idredli6 aus. al,f Sen fet-
item 8angen laeen ounfeIbrol1ne
Zone, init eelben Sleden permiidt
nno Die 2ippen maren blaulid ge.
fdrbt.
n@ann mar Der ar3t bier2" frog
te 6rib fliiiterno-bie Beterlen.
$50 nm ubre neune", erniberte
sic Srau; Id batte i'm ielbit ge-
bolt, neil id i'm femme, = uno er
monte ood) pieoerfommen, aber er
bat moi anoeri6mo gu tun gebabt,
benn er bot iid mid mieoer bliden
loiien, @r bat bel &unoidaft uro
oc1 feline 2eute orunter. a."
u2aiien sic iih BON Sriulein bie
SdIiiiiel eeben unb eeben sic io=
fort nod einmal gum Mr5t" fieI
Sris Der Spre9enoen emit in's
@ort.n St ion auf Der SteIe fon1.
men, feline anmeienbeit iei utlbe.
oiltgt ~notpenoig. l%1n6eoingt, = ia.
gen sic ibm Dos nur."..
Die Srau nidte uno berlieB bns
@ema6. Sris ieste iid neben oos
9ette St~er5ingers, m1breno iid
Ole fleine gneIdnoerin leiie ihlltdJ.
aeno an Ser Sir nieoerfauertc
lino MIR aeitmeiie nit ben rotse.
meinten Muee11 furdtiam Su Dem
Gterbe,lben biniiber idaute.
Ster5inger lag in Der MufloiunG,
Sris smeifelte nidt oaran. or
fonnte oieien @leerer, glaiigen 9Iif.
oieies qualpoqe, na1 Suit ringen-
Sc Mtmen. gr bate Ole banee,,
Stl,Noen ME pergeiien f0nnnen, Die
er am gooesbette ieiner gltern Der.
lebt. 8oriidtig griff er nod Der
linfen @ano Ster5ingers. Sic MGR
eisfolt uno itarr, nie Die !&an6 Ell.
mes 9oten. Gin 5honer iberlicf
Sris.
(Gortiesina folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15

Carmen Splpa, Die &0niei,, u,lo
9i6terin, bat III .3ebn @ebotel."
Die midtigiten Toroerunsen 5uianl.
%mengeiteat, Die iiinee @attinnen 81
erfiiGen BADEN, oomit lire goe gliid
lih neroe;; mir teilen iie nod eincrl
ttalienii6en @latt NIT, 1. Gon5c
niemals einen Streit an, aber ipen,i
einmal cine MISUNDERSTANDING Iii.
permei6lih lit, oonr eieb niht nod,
Bis oli, re1t beb1ltit. 2dhelt Dir Der
Sieg, 10 folte i'm bon aus. 2. Ser.
glib aber ME, DOB on bic @attin Ell.
nes Menfden un6 nidt zines @ottes
biit. @unoere bid oorum nidt iibcr
feline ShmGhen. 8. Bifte beiner
@atten niht gu bdufig nm Gel6.
Guide nit benz ausoufomrnen, mas
er Dir am anfong ieoer @obe eiett.
A. @enn ou bemerfit, bob bein Sat.
tie Elm meites Ser5 bot, 70 oenfe ia.
rait, bab er oltb eil1en Magen bat.
Gorge gut fir Ben Mann, oann mirit
ou alsbalo AUDI iein Ser5 geminnell.
5. 8on Belt gu 3eit, 'aber nidt arl5n
oft, LOB beinen Gotten einmaI bns
leste @ort bebalten; oas madt ibin
Sreroe uno ibooet Dir gar nidt. G..
2ies Die 3eitung gana ullo nidt blos
oie Geniationsnadrihten. Dein
@atte miro iid germ nit oir iiber bic
Saeesereigniiie nrio aud iiber 6ie
Bolitif unterbalten. Z. @u6 mob.
reno elmer Shmoaperiooe frdnfe
oeinen Monn nidtl 8. Son 3eit gu
3eit Made Inn elm 2ompliment, in-
Dem gu ibm iagit, er lei bod Der net
teite uno moleraoaenite aner Gle.
manner, nno sleidaeitig IaB ourd.
bliden, bob au6 OH nidt INNER
obne' Sebler ieift. 9. SIT oein @atle
fIue unb regiam, 10 iei ibm cine gn-
tie 8ameraoin; lit er idmerfallig, 10
iei ibm Sreunoin uno 8eraterin.
10. Dor alien aber be5eige @dtung
oeiner Shmiegermutter. 8eoenfe,
oaB bein @atte iie geliebt bat, ebe er
1ih Iiebte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15
jaouis S. @ortbam Sreo. %. stc-
pens. Muauit &artbalsien. @Iaub

S, @ortbam Sreo. %. Stc=
pens, Musuit Sartbauier, gIalb
&apunouab, Ser Hripatiefretdr
8ortbam's, Sobn Watbis aus
Brenbom, go. McGartp, Der Bri-
potiefretar Safe @olters II. I. Gin
bere ontporteten bereitpiuia, mie
3. g. unier &epraientant gbeiter
Gerrea, ser b0h1t intereiiante uab
eri6opfenoe Musioeen madte uno
ben Serrl6aften na6wies, bob Die
8robibitioniiten bier IN unierul
County r~mbeoingt mebr @elb aus
aegeben baben als iie bebaupten
@iele Mnti's, ole als Rebner ober
lonittpie 0ienite geleiitet, erflarten.
oaB iie feinen Gent 8e3abluna er-
balten bGtten.
9as midtigite gorfommnis III
Der unteriu6ung mar un5peifel-
baft Die @orlesung 5ipeier griefe
our6 Gone Sobnion. Die 8riefc
iino angeblid i'm Sabre 1909 i'll
Sort @prtb seidrieben, an Safe
@olters aeridtet, NIT Sam 2epp
unter5ei1net uno iie be5ieben iiH
auf @eloer, Die an @olters &C.
i6idt finb. lleber ibre 8eoeutung,
TIRE gftbeit nip. laBt iih Dor
ldufig nod nidts iagen, ba aae
uro ieoe grfI6runsen Ser betrci-
fenoen DISQUALIFICATION feblen. Gen
grobibitioniiten iino Die @riefe on
i9einen6 BON SeWano 5ugeitent.
ser iie - seftoblen bot.
@ouberneur golauitt tit mil
Ser l1nterfuduns Ser aomites gar
nidt 5ufrieoen. OF modte, oas
cine iolde ltnteriufune bon elmer
unparteiti6en 8ommiiiion, Die aug
Ni9tmitgItebern Der 2egisIatur gu
iammengeiett mdre, geleitet uiirbe
nno bab mon elmer iolden &ont-
miiiion Die fedte zines Giriftge-
ridts berlaibe. Die Serren 8ro
bibitiontiten ideiner aber auf Den
goridIog nidt einseben gu mol
len, mas aud natirlid lit. Denn ihr
Soupt5ped 1T es, politiides &api.
tai aus Ser unteriudur,g gu fdla.
gen, 6as Tie oanll BEL Der mad
item WabI n%ertpenoen fonnen uno
oas piiroe BET elmer folden Sort
milton unmoglih iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15

naturaliiieren. Die 6emnad ebenfoIs
ni6t 5ugeIaiien merben oiirften.
@oaige &larbeit berridt in oieier
Nngelegenbett f~einesmees. unb cine
binoenbe obergeridtlide @ntidei-
Dung barber, tper in Den Ser.
Staoten natutoltiiert neroen oar:
nno lper nidt, itebt nod aug. 60
longe tie ni9t erfolgt, idfpebt oud
Die betreffenbe STEELE Der 9iaing-
BAN Sin in Ser 2uft uno 6urfte
81 oaen mogIiden unatgenebmen
@ermidlunsen @nlaB geben. @nf
ale Safe miro es gut iein, bieies
neuefte, oni6einenb fart natipiitiide
Wodmerf ifarf gu prifen. 9ieie
allfgabe miro li6 mol al1b Der Sea-
tionolbltno aneelesen fem loiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15
Mrs. jnsIOW's Soothing Syrup

Seit iiber fiinfaig Sabren bon
MiIlionen bon Miittern fir ihre
&inoer NIT Dem beiten grfolge beinl
3abnen gebraudt. Ct berubist Dos
Sinh, erneidt oas. 3abnfleiid uno
hilbert oie Sdmer5en; BELT aufl
8inofolif uno lit bas bette Witt.l
bel 9iarrboe. lteberaa BET ben gpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslom's 5ootbing Sprup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents Die
GIaife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15
Gin aSnia anf Meiien

iett DIE gauge 8elt in's @eiprdh.
a6er Yaul Motbulfa bon Buffalo,
q. 9, iaat, er balie ben &onig al.
Ter 2ariermittel itets sm 9anie -
namlih Or. Sings Neue 2ebens.
piGen = uno baB fic cine 8oltat fiir
feline ean5e Samilie ieien. &iirieren
MagenbeidmeroenL 8opfmeb unO
l1nneroaulidfeit. Mur 25c BEL al
len Qrnaailten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15
u i.
Ole Gobeos Gorpus

- Die 9abeas CORPUS : Ser
banolungen i'm Safe bon ISM. Mc-
@iGiams, pelder anseflagt 1T
ben Neger Bouts Gaiapap, ieinc
Sran unb feline orei &inoer eetotet
gu boben, baben am Montag Dor
Oiitriftrihter 9mDer ~begonnen.
McWinioms lit Elm Mann bon ,lr=
eefabr iieb5ig Sabren, er uno feline
ebenfads ihon beiabrte Srau, Gle
i'm @eridtsiaal neben ibm iab,
ihienen Die Code iebr leidt gu
nebmen. sic Iadten mieoerbclt
BEL Den Musiasen Der 3eugen. Mas
bon oieien 3eugen porgebraht mur-
Be, lit anes l1mitanosbemeis. Mau
bot einen Brief in Mc@iliams'
&aus qeflnoen, oeiien &anoidrift
ioentiif fem ioa NIT einem anon.
men 0robbrief ben Sberiff 60
bin ieineroeit erbielt. Sames Nel-
ion, Der erlte 8euge, iagte aus,
er lei WcgYiniams am oritten Mr=
quit auf Der StraBe besegnet u1lo
oerielbe babe 6abon gefprohen, oaB
flint Neger BET Seite geidafft
ieien. Or babe aud geiagt, 5beriff
Goblin iuhe mad einem getpiilen
Mad Samilton oen er fir ben
9dter balte uno er, McMilliants,
miinfhe, oaB Nelion beritebe, oab
er nidt Mad 9amilton let. @. O..
Goblin, Der 9ruoer oes Sberiffs,
Der iebr eifrig an Der l1nterin-
dung teilgenommen bat, audi cine
@ausiuhnng in Dem McBiaiams'-
i1en 9auie norgenommen bat, iags
te aus, oaB WcWiuiams inn &c.
Iogl babe, er let bon elmer Mrs.
@amiIton in 9errp SIN, Serag.
aufge5ogen poroen uno oieie Mrs.
&amilton iei cine Bertpnnote Der
Srau gaiatpap ge,Deien. gr babe
fid friber audi Samilton %genantt.
SIN 2aufe Der Sabre let er gan5
nit ben 9amilton's nuseinancsr
gefommen unb babe ni1ts mehr
bon ibnen gebort. SIM porisen
Sabr iei aber elm SRI. Ballard, auf
cine Derpanote Der &amilton's,
bel ibm gu 8eiuf gemeien ui.o
oieie babe inn unter anoerm er.
Sdblt, oaB gIi5obetb (oie Srau Ga.
latpap) einen Neger gebeiratet ho-
be uno bier in San Mntonio mob-
ne. Or habe oies niht glauben
moIlen, Bis er 5l ben gaianar's
gegongen iei uno iif BON Der 8idj-
|tigfeit Der Mitteilune iiber5eust bn-
Re. Dieter 8eiud fano am gage
Dor Der g%rmoroung Der GamiIie
ftatt. Der 3euse iagte, oab Sic
@iaiams einen Tlan bon benz
gaiaipap'iden Sauie ge5eiduet ba.
Be un6 baB oieier 1Ian polforn.
men ribtig eemeien lei. or iaete
aud, Wc0ilioms babe inn mitge-
teilt, er babe bic gaiatpaps niht
umgebraht, aber er wiiie, tper es
getnn babe. Der 9etreffenoe lei
aber elm reiher. einfluBreider
Wann uno er fiirhte iih, ieinen
Namer gil nennen. SIN Sauie Mc.
Winidms', Dos an Der Sft-Gom-
merce StraBe Iiegt uno Elm merf,
miirciges Geb1uoe fem fon = i'm
gan5en Soufe lit MIR elm Seniter =
fono Goblin 5tuei @etpebre, etne
8iItole, elm Bonnie eiier, eli.
giinoel griefe nno aleioungsitiide,
anf oenen iif mtfdeineno 8lut.
flefen befanoen.
0oh Dem Sdulcenius betrdDt
Die 8ebolferune BON 8erar Gountp
151,872 Yerionen, 10 boben es un-
iere gountpfommiHdre feitgeitent.
yfaf ben MufiteGungen bes Gountn.
Observation-Disclosures boben mir
ndmIih 25,312 SduIfinoer III
GonntD nno bic &ommiiidre be.
~cA.,o., SIC nonofFor,,rc ;nSon,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15
2aBt Die @ornullaen Der 81

= NnBt Ole B0rlIlIgen Oct Nu'
tllr nidt utbeahtet. @enn guer
Nppetit uno @tem idleht unb Die
8unee belcst it, folet 2ranfbeit,
fails SIR nidts tut, uiu Dos SpIteln
in guten 3uitaito gu brinoeu.
8ridIp Alb 9iiters 1T Dos
Mittel, oos Sbr braudt. @r reinigt
oos gail5e Spitem.
ssubn s. Bolton, 0ffentlider No.
tor. @runoeieentim. @eent fir
8eniionsonipriihe. 9immer 8, ct
Ssames SoteI. Sft.$oufton StroBe.
gei6e Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15
fie bieie 3obI nit feds multipIi5ie-

tie oieie 3obl NIT feds multipli5ie,
rem.
SIN Sort Gam Souiton iino
iest Die neuen 8umpenmaidinerier
i'm 8ebroud, Die tagli6 5pei Miaio-
men @aaonen @aiier liefern. 9oS
Sort perbraudt ungefdbr 100000
8uaonen per Sag.
sSiitfsoiltriftri6ter Carl mil
gegen ale 8erionen, Die Gigentunl
81, ungeborigen unmoraliiden una
nngeIesliden 3meefen permietett,
@lagen einrei6en.
@idter girfbeao bot ioebell
einen Spe5ialtermin ieines @eridta
%begonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15

0dnner. 8ir baben quite 5tellln4
gen, Die anf gu6 iparten, tpenn SIR bas
8arbiergeiddft iebt lernt. 9unoerte ll>
ferer e%bemaligen Sdiiler, Die Jest eisez
ne @ei6dfte bnben, berlangen @ebillz
fen bon nns. Su tpenigen @oden feio
SIR fertig. @erbeiiert Cure gerbdlts
niie. S6reibt: Woler Barber College,
900 eitzgommeree StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-15

@ie oft waidt nidt cine
&ano Ole onoere uno beioe bleibcn
Evening journal., 1911-09-28

Bv The United Press.
FORT DODGE, Ia. Sept. 2S.EPresi-
dent Taft was handed what the 400
term a "go by" today by Senator A. B.
Cummins of Iowa. Cummins fatty de-
clined to ride on the Presidential
train while Taft was making his short
campaign through the state.
Cummins has been specifically in
vited by Governor Carroll to accom-
many the President. When he entered
the state at Council Bluffs. however,
Governor Carroll, a stand patter. and
his staff of thirty or more, Joined the
train with a special car.
Senator Kenyon and half a dozen
congressman also boarded the train.
Among them we're Pickett, Prouty
Woods, Green and Kendall But Cum
Minis. the pioneer and leader of Iowa
insurgency was not there. He sent
word that he would not ride on the
Presidents train through the state
but would act only on the reception
committee when the President reached
Des Moines'-Cummins home.
The President talked on the pros
perity and the tariff and defended his
vetoes of Democratic-Insurgents tariff
Evening journal., 1911-09-28
KNEW WHAT KERN MEANT.

When United States Senator John
W. Kern was defeated a few years
ago I'm the Indiana Legislature for the
office of United States Senator, a re-
porter asked him what he had to say
about his defeat Mr. Kern referred
the reporter to Bret Harte's poem.
The Society Upon the Stanislaus. call
ing particular attention to the sixth
stanza.
The reporter rushed to the library
of the newspaper on. which he was
employed to find out just what Mr..
Kern meant The stanza referred TO
he found to read as follows:
Then Abner Dean. of Angels, raised a
point of order when
A chunk of old red sandstone took him
in the abdomen;
And he smiled kind of sickly smile,
and curled up on the floor.
And the subsequent proceedings In
terested him no more.
Indianapolis News.
Evening journal., 1911-09-28
FAVOR DREDCE
FOR CHRISTIANA
Engineers Board is Said to
Have Come to That
Conclusion

The United States Engineers Com
mission, appointed TO inquire into the
needs Of the Wilmington Harhor and
to maintain improvements now being
made, will meet in New York on Oc-
tober 3. TO complete their report which
will then be sent to the War Depart
ment, al Washington.
The engineers on the board are Col.
Roessler and Majors Flagler and Ray
mond, the second named having been
engineer here at one time and the last
one is the present engineer.
The report Of the three engineers will
contain their recommendations and
while these are not known Il is said
that one of them will be to place a
dredge in the Christiana harbor TO be
kept here at all times. The dredge the
engineers are said to have I'm mind, Is
of the German system. keeping In mo.
tion all the time. so that the channe'
VIII not be blocked at any time ds
with a stationary dredge which mus
he moved every time a boat come.
along.
Evening journal., 1911-09-28
TAFT VISITS
IOWA CITIES
President Much Pleased With
His Reception in
Kansas
DELEGATION FROM THE
STATE TO BE FOR HIM
Ry The unIted Press.

BY The United Press.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. Sept. 2s.--
President Taft began the second
stage OF his winning Of tho
west"-his invasion of the Iowa
stronghold OF insurgency. The
President after nearly a score OF
speeches in Kansas was we'll satisfied
with his reception there. He turned
out the biggest crowds he has yet on
the trip.
Practically all of the Presidents
time I'm the state was spent in the
regular" or vacant districts. 81 was
we'll satisfied with my reception. in
Kansas" he said. "and wish to eX-
press my appreciation % the welcome
given me by the people of the state. -
The Presidents Kansas friends de-
clared he received much warmer
welcome than had been expected
Regular and insrrgent leaders accom-.
panied him throughout the trip. That
Taft will have tie Kansas delegation
In the national convention Is generally
accepted.
Today the President entered rea
insurgent territory The stand-pa
district. formerly represented I'm Con
gress by Walter |. Smith. who mar
rowly escaped defeat last fall, was hi
first stop at Council Bluffs. Later h
the day he made a rear platform
speech at Woodbine in the same dis
trict. The insurgent districts Of Frank
p. Woods and c. E. Pickett furnisl
the visiting points for the rest OF th'
day az Denison. Fort Dodge, Webster
City. Iowa Falls. Waterloo and Ack
Low
Evening journal., 1911-09-28
DUPONT CLUB
HAS BIG CARD
Banks and Willis to Shoot for
the Championship Sat-
urday

Saturday will be gala day in the
way Of trap shooting at the DUPONT
Gun Club. There will be several ad-
ditional attractions, the principal one
Of course being the race for the Della
ware State championship between
Messrs. Banks and Willis, both Of
this city. Both have been shooting
in exceptionally good form Of late,
Mr.. Willis leading the field at Atlantic
City, Saturday with s5 breaks out OF
100 Mr.. Banks, since his remarkable
score Of SO out of 100 In the defeat of
William Foord, former state cham
pion, has shot wonderfully we'll,
averaging over 95 since that date. Mr..
Banks best achievement was the
shooting of Saturday, September 16,
when he broke 14S out of $50, making
straight run of III. and establishing
new record for the grounds. 4. b.
Richardson of Dover, and a former
state champion held the ground record
prior to this, breaking 116 straight
on December II, at the initial shoot
of the club. The championship race
will start promptly at 2.30 p. m.
Wilmingtonians also will be glad
to hear that Lester S. German, of
Aberdeen, Md, the national profess
sional single and double target cham
pion will visit the club Saturday. The
Team Race between n. X. Smith and
Thorpe Martin against VIM. Coyne
and W. A. Joslyn. will settle an argu-
ment of long standing. This will be
at fifty targets.
The Challenge Cups emblematic OF
the championship of the four classes
Of club shooters will be started Sat
urday, October Z. while on the fol
lowing Saturday. October IA. the club
will entertain the S. S. Whites, oi
Philadelphia, in the opening race OF
the Philadelphia Trap Shooters
League.