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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
AGAINST THE COMMISSIONS.

The non-utility of State Railway
Commissions is strongly illustrated by
| the way in which tho Federal Circuit
Court at st. Paul handled the rulings
of the Minnesota Railway Commission
as to freights, IL appears that the
Minnesota State Railway Commission
had ordered certain reductions in
| freights in Minnesota, and also had
undertaken TO make the order apply as
against Interstate Commerce business
| in way to create discrimination as
between local freights wholly within
! the State of Minnesota, and freights
on passage through the State. Judge
Sanborn, in ruling against the Commits
sion, held that "the necessary effect
Of the reductions ordered WAS substan-
| TALLY to burden and directly TO regu-
late Interstate Commerce 10 create un-
just discrimination between localities
in Minnesota and those in adjoining
States. in violation Of the commercial
clause of the Constitution, and to take
the properties of the railroad companies
without just compensation, in violation
Of the Fourteenth amendment to the
| Constitution -
This is precisely the doctrine which
The Tribune insisted upon in its oppo.
sition to the creation of a State Rail
way Commission in Utah. We held
| function here with regard to general
freights, and general frcights are the
main thing after all. 1t was plain
also that an order of such body as
the State Railway Commission with re.
gard to freights would conflict with our
State Constitution, which vests the
power TO make freight rates exclusive
ly in the Legislature, And it is clear
that the reasoning of Judge Sanborn
is entirely sound and apt to the point,
where he holds that reductions of
freight within the State would make
unjust discrimination as between
points in Minnesota and points in ad-
joining States. in violation Of the Con
stitution and of the equity Of freight
adjustments.
y
have become National practically al
together There is no railway system
now confined to any one State 1t is
clear proposition that, whatever bene-
fetal functions State Railway Commits.
sions may have exercised in the past
when railroads were State affairs, that
time has passed in the growth of rail
road systems, making them as much Of
an archaism as though we should have
to change cars every two or three hun
dred miles on a long journey, as we
had to do in the early days of rail.
roads. 1T is clear that, with the changed
railroad conditions, whatever functions
State Railroad Commissions had in the
past will no longer obtain, and that
whenever any State Railroad Commits
sion undertakes to interfere with
freight rates, it is up against some
thing. that is likely to stop it. Judge
Sanborn s ruling is of great scope and
force in this respect.
Utah has had a good escape hereto
fore from this sort OF antique effort to
control railroad freights. II is to be
hoped that this decision Of his will
speed the time when every one will see
that the day of State Railroad Commits
sions is past, just as certainly as the
disjointed and segregated railway sys-
TENS that formerly prevailed are also
Of the past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

The contract laborers taken from
Honolulu to Alaska are making trouble
n. both ends of the line The deporta-
ton is resented at Honolulu, and the
laborers are discontented in Alaska
wanting more pay or to go home. Pro
iccts of that sort rarely work well.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Miles Poindexter, the new Senator
from Washington. threatens new in
vestigation of the Interior Department
under Ballinger, claiming that the for,
mer one was whitewash. Surely
PelndeXter doesn't intend to have any
mcrcY on the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

The hints given to the public by
the Park Board, in yesterdays Trib.
une, arc both detailed and valuable.
They cover all phases of park and
lawn beautifying, the care of trees and
shrubs, the training of vines, and gen
orally they preach the doctrine of
inn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

British statesmen hold that the
equilibrium of the world has become
upset and fears for the safety of the
home isles are expressed These fears
should be needless, however. as the
growth of Great Britain and her colo
mes Is greater than any other of the
European nations. Besides, there IS
that arbitration treaty with the United
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

One of California s new laws is that
if man docsn t support his wife and
children, he shall, on conviction, be put
to work on tho public highways, and
lily. That ought to fetch the shirks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

New York Tribune: "An employee
saws of certain factory building in
this city ten stories high: 'lf there
is ever fire. God help u.s.! There is
reason to fear that the same may be
said of hundreds of other buildings with
thousands of inmates. And yet in
spite of the srightful example New
York recently had of the peril of this,
nothing seems doing to put stop to
such peril.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Postmaster General Hitchcock IS said
to be opposed to organization among
postal employees; but the rural car
riers got ahead Of him and organized
before there was any order against it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Bullets have been found in eggs laid
by Maryland hen. In former times
this would have been considered a
portent of war; and there are not
lacking those who SO look upon it now.
But if it is to be considered portent
at all, it would be more gentle, while
Just as significant, to hold that it
means plenty Of sinkers for the boys
fish.lines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

The British House of Lords shows
signs that it is not unwilling to take
King Georges advice and reform in
self instead of waiting to be reformed
it is an excellent idea, and won't hurt
half so much
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Senator Lorimcr is said to be pre-
pairing his plan of defense against the
new attack, which is certainly much
more formidable than the first one.
And If he escaped on the first vote
as by the skin of his teeth, what can
he hope for in the new contest, before
body that is distinctly less friendly
than the former one?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
Monday, April 10, 1911.

The Federal grand Jury which meets
this morning will have many things
TO inquire into. May the inquiry be
thorough
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Again the world will say, this time
of Stanley Williams s attack upon five
hundred Mexican regulars with eighty
American volunteers. that cit is mag
nidcent. but it is not war.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Governor Spry could not have done
better in his appointment of EXposi-
tion Commissioners to San Francisco
than in naming Mr.. Glen Miller and
DR.. rfoutz. Both are we'll qualified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

The visit of BRYAN TO Washington
brought discord, ii is said; but il
WASH i the visit, but the meddling dur
ing the visit, that hurt-Bryan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Bernard Shaw has been denounced as
foe to education because he says that
children should be permitted to Quit
school as soon as they find their tasks
irksomc But there s more to this sug
gestion than at first appears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

principles and economic lines chiefly,
rather than on political ideas as these
appear TO have hitherto been under
stood in this country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

You will miss great opportunity to
beautify your home if you do not at.
tend Vogeler S rose sale on Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
Announcement,

New Windsor news stand is now un
der new management, with full line
of cigars and periodicals..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

States, which seems TO be catching
even before it has developed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Business comn1unica tions should be ad
dressed: "The Tribune. Salt Lake City.
Utah"
Matters for publication TO editor
The Tribune Salt Lake City. Utah"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24
RundI6aa.


3ie @rtroieiiion 0es 4ongreiies bot
am 3ienitog B. g8. ibr Gnoe qeflin.
ben, nahoem gr1iioent Eaft Die
@oatarifbia im0 Die sSormerfreiliIte
II. 5um ShIuIie aud Die 8oumpolbiQ
nit ieinem @eto belegt batte .itn0
troe nller glnitrenguuqen i'm Inter.
baus es niht gliidte, beioe Bills iiber
ons 8eto oes 8r6iioenten binipea aIs
8eiet 5u pnIiireu. 9agegen bot Brd-
iioent Saft Die Tin ibren eitl3eInen 9e.
ltimmngen an oieier Stele flarqe-
legte) 8orlnge betreffs @er6ffentli-
dung Der 9onereBnablunfoiten I'M.
ter5eihnet lno Die @orIage lit Oaourh
5um 8eIeb geporoeu.
Der aongreB nabm and ste g2eiD
Mlerito-gIri5ona StaatenoorIaqe an,
aus melber oie oent @r1liOenten Saft
onitoBigen @eltinn1ungen aeItri6en
iino. Der llnter5ei6nilng ser 02oB-
regel ieitenS oes 8rGIioenten Itebt nun
nichts mebr i'm Beg.
lleber ore gere6tigling Der @riin0e
oes @etos oes 8rdIi0enten 6etreFfs
Der g8oIl5oIbia nno Ser SSarmerfrei.
lite limo Die 9lnli6ten ie mad Der 0ar.
teildattirung geteilt. Die 9lepmbIi.
faner erfldrelt, Dab Soft 0ie fingered.
tigfeiten oes BaDne-9llorid Sorifs
nlr 5i iebr tpiir6igt. SS5n Ieiner lest
ber IN Chicago gebaItenen Geoe iiber
ben Reciprocitdtsbertrog bot er aus
oriifli9 erfldrt, Dab es obioIut not
penoig lei, Die llngere6tigfeiten aus
Dem gegenDdrtigen 8arif 5u entfer-
men. Sonit itebt ole 4ebilion in iei-
mem Brogranln ebenlo pobl ipie in
Dem Der 8emotraten imo ser 8roarei-
liben, MIR betreffs Ser Metbooen fin6
beioe niht einig. 8esbolb lei ser 8ra-
iioent ieiien eigenen 8eg geqanqen
rno er babe es oen 8emofraten, bel
oenen er iid fir Die 8eibiIfe 5ur 9fe-
5ipro5itdt beoanft bat, ii6erlaffen, ID.
rem eigenen 4ompaB 5u foIgen. 0as
miro lid IN Der nahiten SeIiion ent-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24
0rnnOIdte nnS ElafIUrm 6cs 9cnfidl
Nmerifaniideu ylatiOnalbun6cs
Der &creinigten Sfnnten DOn
bon Slmerifl.

Ger 9uno erItrebt oos @inbeits.
gefiibI in Der 8eo0Iterlng oeutl6en
llriprrngs in 4merifo 81 peden un6
5it f0r0ern, 81 uiibIidet, geiunoer
@ntuidlung Der, penn 5el1traIiiirt,
ibr inneruobnenoen Moht, gum ge-
meiniamen, ener9iI6en Sd)ute folder
6ere6tigter 8iini6e uuo SSntereiIen,
Die Dem @emeinDobIe oes 2an6es
im0 ben 9fehten uno 8fIidteu gutter
8iirger nidt 5utpioer iiilo; our 9lb.
nebr notibiitiider llebergriffe; 8fIe-
ge uno Siferling gutter, freun0i6aft.
li6er 8e5iebuugen glmerifas su Dem
aIten oeutiben @nterlan0e. g9as bie
oeutIde @innnnoerilng aur sSoroe-
rllng Der geiitigen imo nirti6oftIi6eu
(5ortiesung nuf Seite 81
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24

oeutiden 2ofoIberein in Gurefa
Sonltag Oen IL. gluguIt, nur Der
0entniir0ige Gag Der @riinouna zines
Oeitti6en 8ereins fir oie 9eutIhen
Der Sta0t @urefa itno llmgegen0. 60
pie alles an9efiinoigt 10 ging es Dor
li6. Die 0eutiden ltno amerifanilben
Sarben naren glei1ndBig pertreten,
gan5 Dem @barofter Ger 8erionnl.
lung Hednung trn9en0. 9ie oeutIhen
Sauptreoner moren Or. s. 81. so.
mann uno ". $. 8e0emeier. 9rof.
Saltbert bonn 9ittberiihen College
mitroe ols 4Srdiioent uno s. Sepperle
ais 8ice-FrGiioent uno Otto SSrob
BON Der ygoIfs3eitung" oils Sefretdr
oes Sofalbereitts ermGblt. Der Ser.
oltsgeber Der .. S. @.", Serr SoI.
Let, rtdtete ebenfolls einige 8orte an
oie geriammllmg. @be an ben @e-
lhoften iibergegnngen tpur0e, nur0e
nod an nle geriarnnleIten 6ie sSroae
geri6tet, oh tie nod oIIe benz, mas
lie gebort ali6 einen 0eutlhen 2ofal-
bereilt baben fpollteft un0 0urd 9lltf.
lteben ultroe oieies 9erlmgen beio.
beno beanhportet. g1ur eiiliae pe-
nige blie6en Iisen. gto6 ser g8abl
Der 8eanIten puroen nod neue @ei.
trittserfldrlngen eutgegenqenommen
lmo Die 8olge lift, 0aB oie Mitqlie0er.
3abl lid gegenpartig auf so belauft,
gerpiB Elm gutter 9[nfong.
gllles in 9laem genomnen, fonnen
mir NIT Dem 8erIouf 0es 8aaes au-
trie0en iein es mar geDiiiermaBen
elm beiitiher Gag in gurefa. limo Inn
es 81 einem iol6en 5li MAIDEN, baben
oie 9lberoeener 6relntoe elm gut 8eil
beigetrogen, fpesbaIb mir ibnen an
oieler STEELE unleren aufri6tigen
0anf oafiir ausipre6en."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24

ipideln, no 6ie 8emofroten ant tlin
peroen ben progreiiiitiiden 8eiDo-
gen bei Seite 5u idieben uno nit
ielbltaeidaffenem Broernmm berbor.
5utreten Nfit ben gegenfu1rtiaen
Bills fonnten iie faiun mebr erSielt
boben ais ben Ginoruf i'm 2onoe
ooB lie SIR iofortigen SSnangriffnabme
Der Geoiiton bereit geneien ieien.
Die 8enofraten ieben IN Dem @eto
Softs aber eii1en neuen getDeis, 0aB
Der Brdiioent oen Grults entgegenae-
fommen lit. Sic urteilen foIqenoer-
moBen: Die @olborInge uno oie
6armer-6reiliite moren bod @orIa-
gen, Die nur ein3elne 8oarenfloIien
bebanoelten. @s mar niht cine Gepi.
lion 0es gan5en 3arifs, uno fam 0a.
nit Dem pom Braiioenten bertretenen
Stan0pu1lft nad] oen Sarif in Gin-
3elpolten 5u renioiren. 9lber Serr
8aft perldon5t it'd 0abinter, oaB cine
Reoiiion bonn GongreB mir auf ben
8orihldgen Der 9arif.@ onuniIiion bu.
iiren oiirfe, ole er ernonnt bot, un0
Die vDiiienihoftlibe" llnterIagen lie
fern per0e. ~ 9eim @Gna0d.9lbfom-
menmen bat man BON iuiiieni6oftlis
den @rlnoIagen nidts gebort. ODER
ipenn mel6e Dem 8rdiioerten umter.
breitet pur0en, 10 bot Die @iiienihaft
I'M 8ienite Der Srliits geitnnoen. Gem
GongreB uno Dem 8ublitum Iino
feine porgelegt noroei1
@s lit ollffGaig. ooB tie cine ioI6e
9olle ipielen, ipenn es iid INN 3ruit.
S2Sntereiien bnn6eIt, uno gar feline,
mem es ii6 Inn oie Spferimq Oerer
Der sSormer-9 -9ep0lferlmg banoelt.
0enn Die 6iidlihten ouf oie Soften
Der Sebensbalting ser WioIien fieIen
ia oabei aus. @err Taft bot in ieiner
Reoe IN SS1oiona ielber erfl1rt, ,,er
CLAUDE rli6t, oaB 0os 9lbfonn1en 6ie
Sebensmittelpreile iebr berabieben
neroe@ glber oen 9ebensmitteItruits
Iiefert es billiqes Robmaterial.
Serr 8aft bat in ieiner gotifaft
9lnfang 0e5ember oes porigen S5o6res
geiagt mir nliiiien Die 9lusmer5ung
bon llngerehtigfeiten I'M 3urif
prompt Oornebmen@. 0eit leirlen @e-
tobotibaften bat ct iie perbinoert.
gr bat erflGrt, 0ie g9oa- un0
8oun1poa5ol gSbeouIes1 m6ren
aniht 5u nerteioigen" lmo oie eritqe.
naunteu ieien I'M 9oDne-gllorih- -Sarif
! init allen ibren SSeblern geblieben,
neil 5abrifanten uno @olsiidlter cine
iibermahtige @iebr6eit I'M GOnareB
gebabt bdtten. Sect muB all oieies
Seblerbofte beiteben bIeibelt uiht ser
0iebrbeit i'm GongreB tpegen - oie
lit perihpun6erl ion0ern neil Serr
Gait cine gleiloeritng berbietet.
Sopeit Die oenlofratii6e 8eurtei-
lung.
llniere 2eier baben boffentIih NIT
groBem SSntereiie oen in letter g1lnt-
mer ber0ffentIidten 8unOeserl1tebe-
ridt ftuoirt Ser notiirlid qr0Btenteils
mlf mebr ooer minoer 5uberIGiiigen
rAbihdbungen" berubt. 9ieIem 8e-
ri6te oOer lle6eri6log 5ufolge iperoen
Die @ri1ten in ben @ereinigten Stod.
ten UNI ein 8e0ertenoes gerinaer fem,
mie I'M 9oriabre. 9tatiirIi6 weiB
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24

3iued nnO 8ieIe Oss ger6auOes.

3ie oeutiten 9eituneen neroen
ItGnoig propaganda MAIDEN uno 0o.
nit Die 2eier genau bic 3mefe inlo
3ieIe oes oeutfhen 8iDeigperbanoes
oes oeutid-amerifnniiden RationaI-
bunoes fenelm Iernen, pertpeiien mir
Die Qefer auf nnhitebenoe BIatform
0es giationalbunoes. Nn oieIer Blat.
form fam BON feiftem 3meiqpertano
irgero zines Staates norIdufig geriit.
teIt fDer0en inlo Die aufnobme oes
Siio. .Dafoto Stnotsoerborloes IN ben
9aationo[Derbnno miro ourh Die 9In.
nobme Der beutid,en RntioilaIpIats
form beoingt. gs fDmnen BEL ben 4e-
batten MIR Nebengeiebe (m@n- -2oips~
I'M 6ra0e fommer, bic fir Siio.Gofo-
ia BON ipesieIler Mifhtiafeit iinO.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24
Gln DeutId>er Gag wabrend der StaatsausIteIIung
Die Huslunssbsb0rds bat Iflttpo6, den 49, September,
daflr fefgefsst

SsaassIaass
bsb(rde IN barcn elm r0enf4G SrOD"d dn
saS2atOa staasaushanns
ansnf19f
8ue eSnren
oil
gsnfdm
bdannhtd
geen
I'D fHoe SRe 1aHHne 4atm SafaH 3dnHes
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24

man nld)ts @enaues, uno 0iirfte 0as
SSabr oem @noe 5ugeben ebe man olidl
nur annaberno ridtige 3ablen ernars
ten oorf @enn aber Der 8eridt 10
5iemlif rihtig iein Iolte, 10 lit bod
feine geranloiiung norbanoen, ooB
man iid dltfregeu iollte. Gs miro
filr Vile genug nn0 mebr fpie qertia
gebeu llno Der 8eridt miro mie6er
einnnl fir Die 9eitte BON SSntereIie
iei1 oie NIT ben 8erten ser 2anopro.
oufte ipielen, eben Die 9lnoere nit
8ilrfeln lpielen. ltno oie 5rpeiIen 0ie
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mieOer beraboriiden. Sir oieie, @anlb.
Iers4 bot Der 9erid]t 8ert uno miro
ole SSolge oes 8erihtes Iidb auf Der
@etreioeb0rie iebr baIo bemert6ar
MAIDEN.
60 nebenbei eeiagt, lit es ood elm
merfDitroiges 2ano, no man Ser Got.
terie Den SolS linlorebt un0 ser @e.
treble inO Der 5onosb0rie freie San6
IdBt.
glHslan6.
Ger preuBii6e 2anopirtifofts.
gtinilter 5rbr. b. S6orlener BAT elm
Runoihrei6en on Die 2anOuirtid,ofts.
Stanniern erIaiien, in Der er nuf Die
rrnite Gage Der &iebsn6t irtfoIge oes
gluftretens Der Maul. lm0 4lauen-
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Welter VSran!

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24

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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1911-09-13
THIRTY YEARS AGO.
September 10, 1881.
Items OF local interest taken from the columns
of The Press, thirty years ago.

Miss Anna Head is teaching the
school in Holland, near the depot
John A. Foster has converted his
wagon shed into a good two-tenement
house, situated at the south end of
Stafford Street.
On Monday night the residences of
Hon julius Converse was entered by
burglars, and property to the value of
at least $500 taken,
Misses Alice and Gertie Ohamb r
lin have gone to Waterbury to school,
Grace CASTOR to Newark N J and
Mary 1 Newton and Minnie Fenton
attend Monsoon academy.
The teachers in this school district
are-east primary, Miss L. Oady
west primary, Miss Hattie Elltthorpe
intermediate, Miss Addie Spelman ;
grammar, A. g Dreamer.
John A. Nichols, from Wilmington,
has bought of Smith W. Page the
house and land facing Stafford Street
at the Iouth end, known as the Loviss
Davis placs. He will build a new
house upon it for his own occupancy.
Born. Staffordville, LIST, q
daughter to BENZ Gauthier.
In Tollaud, 4th,s daughter to Allen
and Ida Dobson
In Moth Coventry, 9Th, a daugh
ter to A. J. Mccormick
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1911-09-13


To economical minds there must DO q
certain waste implied In the making
Of a new crown for every queen. Yet
this has been the rule. Queen Alexan-
dra and Queen Victoria both had
crowns made for them, and It was
Queen Adelaide who was the first to
rebel against a hired crown. IL win
not wear a hired crown" she said to
the minister who was discussing the
matter with her. 'Do you think It
right I shouldr' Madam. the late
king George lVl wore one" "Wen,
will not | do not like It j have
Jewels enough to make one for my
self" ''In that case" interposed the
king. they win have to pay for the
setting" No. no." replied Adelaide.
81 win pay for it all myself" And
this was the course adopted-London
Chronicle