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PARTNERSHIP
 IS ALLEGED
COMMISSIONER L Al +AiA+= tAe-trS3 E s tt1f- NEW LINE OF INQUIRY IN Ex-
 PRESS RATE CASES.
Eudeavors to Get at Basis of Pay for Services Rendered by Rail-
 way Ltnes.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 2.-Mhal virtually amounts to 8 partnership between the railroads and the express companies was suggested today by Commissioner Lane at the investiga. ton by the Interstate Commerce com mission Into xeress rates and reen- lations. To develop this relationship would appear to be the crux of the present inquiry.
 George c. Taylor. vice president of the American Express Company. and general manager of the western de. daptment, explained the mechanical operations of the company
 Why is it not possible inquired Commissioner Lane, If you weigh ey- cry piece of express matter. to pay the railroad companies on the basis of the actual weight transposted? As fact it is not because the rail roads and the express companies are m practical partnersbip2
 Mir Taylor referred the inquiry to men older in the service than he MT. Taylor explained that the railroads were demanding continually a greater division of the express rate for their share
 'What is the theory on which hey demand higher charges from your inquired Commissioner Lane
 We make our divisions with the railroads on a basis of service ren dered and on faculties which we re- quIre We think the roads are hon. est in their demands"
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DYNAMITE INVESTIGATION.
Attorneys Compiling Forms on 10 in-
 dictments to Be Voted.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb 2 Work MAS continued by District Attorney Miller today. in compiling the forms .of 90 or more indictments, which 1t is reported the federal grand jury will vote on Next Tuesday at the conclu- sion of the government investigation into the dynamite conspiracy.
 Ii is said if any arrests are to fol. low it will be arranged chat they take place simultaneously three or four days after the jury reports. The delay will permit the sending of pa pers to the federal districts in which aay accused men are known to be.
 A report from Chicago that gov ernment agents were investigating a fire here last December in which re- ords which might- haze thrown light on the dynamite cases were destroy ed, was, explained today in the state ment that correspondence taken out of the iron workers offices here has been searched for in many eIties.
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REAL. ESTATE BARGAINS.

No, 1-
 Four (D lots, embracing an acre or more, two Locks from car line food four-room house on it in good repair We'll Of good water al kit ben door; good fences and outhouses, shrubbery and flowers in yard; fine garden, yonng orchard Of peaches. pears, aprlcots. apples. plums, mni- Terry and persimmons. Lots of grape vines Of all varieties; fine cultivated blackberries and raspberries Elec- tric lights in house. City water and sewer accessible. For quick sale will take $2,OoO. No. II.
 Four (D adjoining vacant lots h Oaklawn Addition. fronting on Henderson avenue. sG0O win bus the four
 l No. III.
 Lot, and part Of another, being 100 feet by BPS feet, with oneroom house and bored well l5O feet deep. near Ostrich Farm or bench of mountain: high up. yet accessible; beautiful mountain view; surrounded by natur- al forest trees with West Mountain for background An ideal place for health at any season by reason of ,ense pine growth. S350.O cash ail buy.
 No. ".
 Two vacant lots adjoining Morris on and Bedding addition on Beldine avenue Water and sewer on street. line Of property. Surrounding lots cannot be bought for less than s260 each For qniek sale s40o % will buy both lots.
 NO. V.
 One vacant lot on South avenue. in south Hot Springs. fenced, ad. joining residence of Henry Reece. Worth s25o.o0. Will sell now for SITS cash.
 NO. VI.
 so acres, unimproved, about four niles from city on Gulpba about mile from Thoburp station on the Iron Mountain Railway, aboat 20 acres creek bottom. 30 acres virgin timber running water through the tract. ideal place for chicken ranch. dairy ing, truck farm etc S70000 will take this, worth twice the sum. Enough saw timber and wood on the tract to pay for it.
 NO. VT.
 40-aere tract unlmproved;l just this side of river On Gardner Bridge oad. Best road in the county d. yides the tract. Surrounding prop- erty well improved Graded railroad through the place. New railroad will need right of way over tract Ideal property to divide into five and ten acre tracts for truck farm. Calrying etc. Only few minutes drive from city. Win sell the tract for S1.59e. worth $50 per acre Also three small farms. about four miles from the city for rent
 C. FLOYD HUFF. Owner.
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J. WHEELER

Has expert workmen for cleaning. dyeing pressing and repairing. We clean furs, fur coats and all other wearing apparel Our work is guar, anteed office, Ss3 Central Phone 2l32, 2I-tf
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IAnIE s-

MT. Bennett is here again manufac- turing hair goods switches, sl00; transformations $150; wigs s12et up. at the Palace hotel, for 10 days, Also carries large line puffs and switches. cail or telephone, We buy combings 13O.3t
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BOYS

ANY BOY anxious to earn mon ey can secure a position with me. Good pay, easy hours. Also prizes-everything from ear nuns to Shetland pony outfits The work is easy and need not inter- fere with other duties Apply to Thell Joplin, SS6 Central avenue. Iot Springs. Ark
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WARNING ORDER.

In Garland Chancery court E. V. Rowan, Plaintiff,
 Against
 Lillian K Rowan. defendant, The defendant Lille K. Rowan. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
 Given under my hand and-Eeal Of said Court on this 25th day Of January, 1912
 Y. A. WHITTiNGToN, Clerk
 By g J Erickson Deputy. Leo Mclaughlin, NTf0rney ad Atem-
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PILES CURED IN TO 14 DAYS.
 Your druggist will refund money PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ny case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in ( to l4 days. soc.
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Mrs s A. Hawkins, dressmaking and alterations. 6l8 Park avenue Phone 1725 1mo
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FOR SALE. New s1 room house lot 50x150, beautifully located Oh Snyder and Vinegar streets, electric lights, water, sewerage, beautifully located. two blocks from car line. Win be sold for $500. You can make
 our own terms. Inquire at any req, estate office, or Dr. E. F. Vinegar
 46 Central avenue 10-20 tf
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Fiye-room cottage, unfurnished, oa Exchange street north of Milwaukee hotel; gas and electric light; also S.. room house on GedaH- street: gas and electric light, bath, etc. Apply 2. $. Stitt, stitt Hdw Co., S37 Central ave me 2-2-lQt
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BUICK BELIEF FOR RHEuMArlaM

QUICK RELIEF FOR REEOMATiGM
 George ". Koons Lawton, Mich. says: "Dr Detehons Relief for Rheumatism has given my wife wonderful benefit for rheumatism. She could not lift hand or foot had to be lifted for two months She began the use of the remedy and improved rapidly On MondaNEho could not move and on Wednesday she got up. dressed herself ard walked out for breakfast" Sold by Eisele & Hunt Drug Go
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Mrs, (. A. Cheshir and little sen, Charles Brock Jeff Thursday for nheir home in Amarillo. Texas. after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Cheshirs parents on South avenue
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SOUTHERN BOWLING ALLEYS.
 The Southern Bowling Alleys in tbe Dugan Stuart building are equip pei thoroughly for the aecommoda4 ton and convenience of howlers. the alleys being heaarded as modern Tn egers partienlaf f2=2 IT.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
 Fiye-room cottage, unfurnished. o.n Exchange street, north of Milwaukee hotel; gas and electric light; also s. room house on Caaar- street. eas and electric light, bath, etc Apply ,. $. stitt, stitt Hdw CO, S37 Central ave nue. 2.2-lot
 FOR T-Housekeeplag- Heef44s. cook with gas; $2 and up; one block from baths. William Ingram, 6 Court street.
 FOR RENT Elegant furnished cot tase, 429 Wilmington. Apply 478 Wilmington Phone 534 3-lg-tf
 FOR RENT-Nice and newly fur uished rooms, steam heat, hot and running water 52S1s Malvern ave nue. t.26-lmo FOR RENT Modern eleven-room unfur6lshed house on Woodbme- St. rear of courthouse. gas in every room large yard and stable Abe Levy, 4l0 Central avenue. 1.16-tf
 FOR RENT - Neat housekeeping rooms, cook with gas. electric light, ali outside rooms, $2 per week and mp, or room and board $5OJ per week and up 22l Court street. Mrs Englehart.
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished three. four and fiye-room cottages: all mod ern conventences; best residence part of the city; reasonable rent. Apply POT Cedar St. or phone 299 3-12tf FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished rooms and flats for housekeeping; all conven. fences; gas, running water, electric ightsi close to the hot water; Iron, Mag nesia, Arsenic, Rock and Cox Springs, See these rooms before locating. Take North Border Cars to s2s Park ave. j. 8. sur9es. s-1f-tf
 For RENT-Two neatly furnishes rooms, apply 2S Exchange street north of Milwaukee hotel. naturai ga heat. PhoA 1709. 12-2S 1T. FOR RENT -Six-room furnished cot
 tage, S22 East Grand avenue. In.
 qaire at SIS Grand or phone 164.
 1-l8-tf
 FOR RENT--Two well furnished g. room cottages, each can aecommo- date two small families without chTl- dren nice front and back yards; large fine verandas; situated on car line. Apply to John Fl. Lewis, CPS Central avenue. 1-2S-lmo
 FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms, 2S Exchange street, modern convenience, north of Milwaukee hotel. Phone l7O9. Ill If. 
 FOR RENT Furnished cottages, one room and ore room. Apply at 240 Court Street. 12-31-tf
 FOR RENT-5 room. uaIurnished cottage, 519 E. Gr, Ave, apply al Souvenir Store Sl6 12 Central Ave 
 FOR RENT Nicely furnished five room cottage, HIS Grove street Ben Woolman, phone 5Sl. 2-2-3t
 FOR RENT-eRooM FLAT WITH BASEMENT AND ALL MODERN CONFERENCES, IN RESIDENCE DISTRICT. APPLY ALBERT MEN DEL, 422 CENTRAL AVENUE. 3t| FOR RENT-& &3oarding house. twenty
 rooms. steam heat, partly furnished
 No Fountain Terrace. Arkansas Trust Co. agent l.1S-tf FOR RENT-one Groom suite in rombler Apartments. steam heat. hot water and natural gas Phone 2A5 or l966 11-26 If. FOR RENT-SeFc room furnished cottage. natural gas electric light and bath; part of furnishing for sale. Call at 5l1 Quapaw avenue. Cause for selling. parties leaving city FOR RENT-Seven room bungalow furnished, electric lighted, furnace heat, gas range. modern in every respect. Phone 10lt. 1.12-u.
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FOR SALE.

Rooming house of 10 elegant rooms, new furniture, rent sI5 per mo Cash or time payments Phone 20S6 for par ticulars. 10 If.
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Washington, D. C., Feb. 2.-Mhal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
No Cause for Alarm
Stock Cry Of Republicans That Demo-
cratic Success Would Hurt Busi-
ness Can Not be Used
This Year.

One OF the stock arguments of the
Republicans in their campaign against
the Democrats for many years has
been the cry that Democratic victory
would mean injury to business. or
course there is some big business"
which would suffer by the Inaugural
ton and enforcement of Democratic
laws but that legitimate business
would suffer by the passage OF Demo
cratic measures has always been de-
MED by the Democrats
This year the Republicans are de-
prived of their arguments because
the country has shown clearly that
lit is not alarmed over the assured
election of Woodrow Wilson. Indus
trial plants are working at their full
capacity and trying to get more men:
commercial travellers assert that their
business has never been betten; the
banks have plenty of money for legiti-
mate purposes and the business of the
country generally seems never TO have
been better than it has been since 1t
became apparent that Woodrow Will
son would be the next president OF the
United States.
The Republicans have threatened
many a man into voting the Republic
can ticket in the past by predicting
business depression in the event OF
Democratic success at the polls. But
this year Democratic success is al
ready assured and the business of the
country has demonstrated that it cam
not be affected in any adverse way by
reason Of this.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
NOn-p
Supreme Court
CLAMOR TO REMOVE JUDICIARY
FROM POLITICS MAY BE
Needed.
MAJORITY OF TRIBUNAL WILL
NECESSARILY REMAIN RE-
PUBLICAN.
ADDITION OF TWO DEMOCRATS
WOULD GIVE MINORITY
REPRESENTATION.

An excellent opportunity will be
afforded in West Virginia this fall to
Establish a non-partisan Supreme
Court for which the people, regard
less of party, have been clamoring
for so long. Not only have the peo
pie been wishing for Supreme
Court free from partisan bias, but the
principal political parties have taken
the matter up at different times and
lit has even been made portion OF
platform declarations.
Both parties are practically on rec
ord in favor of the non-partisan Su
preme Court and if they are sincere
in this matter there was never a
more opportune time to show Their
sincerity than now The Democrats
have nominated for Supreme Court
judges two men whose records and
regulations as lawyers are beyond at
tack They are admittedly among
the best lawyers in the state and il
| is conceded that they would make ex
cellent judges. They are fair-minded
learned in the law, practitioners oi
long standing and one of them has
had an experience of nearly twenty
years upon the circuit bench with a
record not exceeded by that of any
Judge who ever sat in the state.
The Supreme Court consists OF five
| Judges. two of whom are to be elect
ed at the November election. The
remaining three are Republicans and
a Republican majority of the court
| is assured. whether the two Demo
cratic candidates are elected or not
Some OF the larger Republican states
have made it a practice for many
years to maintain non-partisan Su
preme Court and in Pennsylvania
which is probably the strongest Re
publican state in the Union, there is
ALWAYS Democratic representation
on the Supreme Court. Many Other
Republican states have Democrats OF
their Courts and throughout the
country there is a general demand
that the judiciary be divorced from
politics.
West Virginia voters, with two
splendid Democratic candidates or
| the ticket, now have the chance tc
make a non-partisan body out of the
Supreme Court by electing these two
splendid Democratic candidates fol
judges. No better candidates have
ever been presented to the people by
! the Democracy than those who are
offered this year, and If the people o.
| the state are sincere in their protest
that the highest tribunal in the state
should be kept separate and apart
from politics they have now an op
| portunity to show their sincerity by
electing a Democratic minority on the
Court, which is already Republican
and will be 50 anyway whatever the
result of this years election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
Endorsement of Taft
Is Sought by Reactionaries in West
Virginia When They Ask Votes
For State Ticket.

The Republican State ticket is an
anti-Rooseyelt ticket and the effort of
the Republicans in the State to get
out large vote for this ticket indi-
Gates the desire TO poll large anti
Roosevelt vote in the State and make
it appear that the State approves the
|reactionary policies of Mr.. Taft
With every candidate on the Re-
publican State and Congressional
ticket supporting Taft and working
against Roosevelt, the election OF this
State ticket would rightfully be con-
sidered a Taft victory in West Vir-
ginia.
If the members of the Progressive
party want the State to give strong
Taft endorsement they can assist in
doing so by voting for the reaction
aries on the Republican ticket. Every
vote cast for candidate on this
ticket means vote which will be
used as an endorsement OF Taft.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
Party Is Rotten
Says Roosevelt
THINKS NO REPUBLICAN NEED
HAVE QUALMS OF CON-
SCIENCE ABOUT QUIT
TING 1T.
PURPOSE OF PROGRESSIVES is
TO DEFEAT MEN OF POLL
TICiAN TYPE.

mo former Republican need have
any qualms of conscience about quit
ting party so rotten"
= These words were spoken by Theo-
dore Roosevelt at Boise, Idaho, Sep
TENDER IL. Speaking of two Repub-
licans, supporters OF President Taft,
who were in the state calling him
names for saying the denomination
of President Taft was theft, Mr..
Roosevelt said:
"Any man, knowing the facts of the
Chicago theft as they know it, and
who insists upon misrepresenting
them, is not entitled to be believed
ANY man reiterating the falsehood
that the nomination was not stolen is
himself falsifier.
"Taft's nomination was a clear
theft. Every man who has taken
the trouble to acquaint himself with
the facts knows it. / use the word
theft as describing with scientific
precision what was 1,ne at Chicago
"The Republican Convention by its
NcHlpu IODDely Iultu the NUtSIS Out
of the party. No former Republi-
can need have any qualms of con.
science about quitting party so rot.
ten"
Speaking at La Grande, Idaho, the
sans day. and in regard to the same
Republicans, Mr.. Roosevelt said:
"These prophets without honor in
their own country, these discredited
politicians who count for nothing in
their own states, who were beaten
hands down, have come here to ask
you to vote for the bosses. They
want you to forsake the cause of the
people and to put themselves, the pol
itician type. into office
Nov, want to say here that these
beaten men are the very ones we are
| fighting to keep frem regaining
power If you listen TO them you are
wasting your time. They don't de
serve to be heard by any decent au
dience"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
a third term as President"
RooscveIt's Tariff Record.

Mr.. Roosevelt, on the other hand,
has no tariff record. He came into
Office pledged to carry out the poli-
cles OF William Mckinley, whose last
public utterances, delivered at Buff
falo, pledged a revision of the tariff
downward and a renewal of re-
ciprocal arrangements with all ma
tons. Theodore Roosevelt DELHI
erately violated that pledge in the
seven years he was President and
mas done nothing since but approve
and then repudiate Canadian reci-
procity and criticise President Taft
for signing the Payne bill. after he
Aimself had said it was better than
the last bill (Dingley) and vastly bet
ter than the law before that (McKin-
ley law ="
Roosevelt Coupled With Debs.,
Theodore Roosevelt and Eugene V.
Debs have joined hands on the issue
of the recall of judges and of judicial
decisions. Debs, in the Appeal to
reason the organ of the radical So
ciaiists, approves of Roosevelt's re-
call of judges and decisions plank
and wants it applied, as soon as en-
acted into law, to the case of the
Mcnamara brothers. On this sub
ject Mr.. Debs says:
"'The fight at the polls this fall
will center around the adoption of
the Initiative, referendum and recall
amendments / to the constitution
Under the provision of the recall
amendment the judges of the Su-
preme Court of California can be re-
tired. These are men who will de-
eide the fate of the kidnapped work
ers! Don't you see what it means,
comrades, to have in the hands of an
intelligent militant working class the
political power to recall the present
capitalist judges and put on the
bench our own men? Was there
ever such an opportunity for effec-
tive work? No, not since Socialism
first raised its crimson banner on
the shores of Morgan's country. The
election for Governor and state off
Gals of California does not occur un
Ill 1914. But, with the recall at
man in office without waiting for a
regular!'"
Reformers for Office Only.
81. A. Lenhart, merchant of
| Kingwood, West Virginia, who was a
member of the electoral college in
1904 in letter to Director Mckinley,
says:
81 am acquainted with nearly
every leader in this state who is now
booming Colonel Roosevelt, and a.
| most to a man every one of them
| has personal couch. Every one
of them either wanted an Office and
| lid not get it or wanted to control
| the offices in this state and failed
| to connect with the job. Nine out of
! every ten men who are now bowling
about reform are reformers for office
| ONLY"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24

every man. In the language of Gov
ernor Harmon:
Guilt is always personal. So long
as officials can hide behind their cor
porations no remedy can be effective.
When the Government searches out
the guilty man and makes corporate
wrongdoing mean personal punish
ment and dishonor, the laws will be
obeyed"
The whole atmosphere of govern
ment under Republican rule has be-
come an atmosphere OF patronage Of
governmental favor or hostility. Pa
breeds seryility. The trusts con
troll. Controlling markets, they con.
troll supply; controlling supply, they
control price; controlling price, they
control life. They control also EN-
ployment. Who has now the full
traditional American freedom of OPP
portunity? What are you free to
choose when you seek an independ-
ent opening in life, except either to
serve a trust or defy it? And who,
under our present laws, has the
strength to defy it?
This, then, is your choice: Will
you act with those who have created
this system and who cannot honor
ably extricate themselves from it, or
will you act with those who mean
slowly, steadily, persistently to
change it and draw the country for
ward to better, freer system, a
system of more open opportunity. in
which the Government will accord no
patronage and in which the law will
make men, as individuals, response
BILE again?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
IlCRAT|C LEGISLATURE
|I'|;fD LAWS FOR PEOPLE
Tries in Vain to be Like Lincoln

"Mr. Roosevelt likens himself to
Abraham Lincoln more and resem-
bles him less than any man in the
history Of this country
Il may be puZzle-witted-that is a
question you cannot discuss any more
than you can discuss whether you
are good-looking or not, but whether
am puzzle-witted or not | know the
difference between truth and fiction;
know what square deal is; and |
know that he does not resemble Abra-
ham Lincoln in any respect. Pres
ident Taft
No Bosses Slain by Roosevelt.
Il do not recall in the seven years
that Theodore Roosevelt was Presi-
dent that his path was strewn with
the bodies of bosses that he had
killed l don't recall any of them.
81 say it takes the most audacious
courage on his part to charge me
with being under the control of spe-
cial privilege when the evidence is
such that it calls for explanations
from him. President Taft
Indicted Men Support Roosevelt.
In his speech at Bellevue, Ohio, May
II, President Taft declared that much
OF the support now being given to
Colonel Roosevelt, in his fight for a
denomination was coming from men
indicted by the Taft administration
He said, 'Mr. Roosevelt does not
differ from me, and TO say that be-
cause a man supports you therefore
you are bound with him is to say
something that the mere fact of his
support does not justify. If it did
could say that Mr.. Roosevelt ought
not to be supported because all the
indicted people are supporting him
as they are, or most of them"
Views Changed to Catch Votes.
81 cannot change my views just to
gain votes, as Mr.. Roosevelt has
! done President Taft
Roosevelt's Testimony Questioned.
! Condemn me if you will, but con
denim me on other witnesses than
Theodore Roosevelt.
mo man has the right to misrepre
sent another to get himself up in Of
/ flee, no matter how humble that man
is" President Taft.
Some More Pet Phrases.
: While President Taft was a candi
date for denomination, prior to the
| Chicago convention of last June, his
campaign was in charge of Congress
man William B. Mckinley, who was
Director of the National Taft Bureau
This bureau was maintained and con
Quoted under the personal direction
and approval of President Taft, and
everything that was issued from this
Bureau was understood to have beer
given out not only with the apprQva
of CONGRESSMAN Mckinley, but Of