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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-12-12
Montana Favors Washington Plan

Butte, Mont.-A committee repre-
senting labor organizations of the
state, including the State Federation
of Labor and the Western Federation
of Miners, which has been in session
here to discuss labor legislation, has
drafted a workman's compensation bill
closely resembling that now in effect
in the state of Washington. The bill
will be presented at the coming legis-
lative session.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-12-12
David EccIes Stricken

Salt Lake City.-David Eccles, pres
ident Of the Amalgamated Sugar com
pany and one Of the wealthiest citi.
Gems IN Utah, died suddenly at the
Emergency hospital here of heart dis
casa
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
NUGGETS.

Some courtships end In marriage
and some In the courts,
A silver lining IN the pocket is
worth two In the clouds,
Some men can take a drink and let
It alone Others take 1t alone
Many man suffers from dyspepsia
because he never tips the waiter
Many a fellow who Is a light weight
Is really heavy weight to his friends,
Lots Of people live in the same
square who don't move In the same
circle
Many n fellow who claims he never
does things by halves will borrow q
quarter
Never strike a man when he is
down, especially II you are going TO
strike him for Il loan
We frequently hear Of people who
suffer untold agony, but no woman
with q tongue In her head ever did
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
DYSPEPTlC PHILOSOPHY

Nobody ever learned anything from
a man who knew 1t ALL"
The remorse that fills the tear'jar Is
the evaporatIng kind
Destiny Is curious to see how we
behave when he hangs US out to dry!
There's only an "e" between a
feast and fast-and the vowels are
easy to learn!
The trouble with some Of us is that
we worry about flaws In our record
that everybody else has forgotten
The self-kidder hates to acknowl-
edge that III he had 1t to do over
again he'd make just about the same
old hash of It!
Some day the man who hears him.
self described as a live wire" Will
not imagine that he has to talk every
body to death to prove IT,
The difference between the man
VINO takes a job" and the one who
accepts position" IS that the for.
mer really wants to work
we find upon going over the 1910
census book, that there are now as
many as eight towns OF over 100000
inhabitants in which we have not
been broke!
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
The Law ef Love,

The eonsecrated Christian brings to
the Iowlicat duties the Ioitiest mo-.
tves. Hia conservation to Christ
carrlcs with II conservation 10 the
service of his brother men rhc law
Of Christ In the law OF love We full
hll It IN doing we'll our part OF the
worlds work as well Na IN direct acts
Of sympathy and burden bearing The
holy man Is the more energetic IN
business on account OF the lulnoan OF
divine HE IN HIS heart Aa Christ
came into the world TO do the Fathers
will, 20 he sends ue into the world
10 do his own will, which Is always
the Fathers will Business becomes
ministry when It Is inspired by hdeIity
10 Christ The salvation OF society.
tho redemption OF business, the sur.
ordination Of power to principle aAd
love, can only come through the law
of love, which Ia the law OF Christ
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
LINE UPON LINE.

The growler Is not wanted any
where
True piety never does any Dragging
on itself
Trouble always runs TO meet the
man who goes out to hunt t.
Love never has 20 be watched to
see that Il does full days work
The man who wins heaven is the
one who is not afraid Of losing this
Worla
The man who thinks only OF him.
solf looks At the rights Of others
through the wrong end Of telescope.
A great deal Of pfeaehing Is being
done In which no effort whatever Is
made to put the devil out Of business.
Many church member would be
almost scared to death If he could
only feel his own spiritual pulse, and
find out how near dead he iB.=Ram's
Horn
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
Johnny Did II.

Indignant Mastor-What on earth
have you been doing 20 my rugY
lloueemald-l didn't do IT, II was
Johnny Hoa been running tho lawn
mower all over it,-London Sketch,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
CAN YOU GUESS7

Which is the largest room In the
world2 Room for improvement,
why are the laws like the ocean :
Mqat .roublo Is caused by the break
ers
When Is It easy to read In the
woods2 When Dame Autunl turns
tie enyoB
why Ia q little dogs tail like the
heart Of n tree2 Because It's tartheBt
from the bark
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
peeRle for WlIaen.

Huntsville lAla) Woodrow
Wilson Is the most fayorably talked
of presidential candidate in the rum
ming, This Is because tho people
arc for him,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
AIaheat TYRe Of Democrat.

Houston tTeX) Chronlele-slgns
ore multiplying on every side that
woodrow Wilson Ia tho best man for
tho Democrats to put up, because ho
ia tho highest type Of Democrat, an
American Of the character and cali
Der Of the eountry'B elder statesmen
whose names illuminate the pages OF
our hlRlorY
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
! Christian Art of
Getting Mad
By Rev. INGRAM +. HILL
Pastor Of North Shore Baptist Church,
Chicago

TENT-Be ye angry and sin not'-Eph'
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03

II Is Ns easy to be unfair as II Is
important that you should not be.
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03

Love never has 20 be watched to
see that Il does full days work
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
prnduoi Of the sllkworn,

A years product OF the sllkworm,
made into u single thread would
etreteh around the world one and u
quarter million times,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
tlerolsn

Christianity alone seeks aud poeuros
both happiness and heroIsm Rev Il.
4. Root, CongregatIonalal proyi
deuee,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03

Many man suffers from dyspepsia
because he never tips the waiter
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
POTATO HILL PHILOSOPHY.

II ls "a easy to be unfair as Il Is
important that you should not be.
A lie about an enemy ~ lie Ns
surely as lie about a friend, but
many people don't think 30
When a young man studies law that
isn't the worst Of IT, the worst Of It
is the country not only gets another
lawyer but another politician
Some men drift and drift and II
they miss thier port, drift into bet
ter one, II isn't that way with me,
II miss my port | 80 on the rocks
never had n dollar that was worth
more than so or 80 cents
People do not seem to venerato
freedom ~ much M they formerly did,
Several states have prohibited thoealo
and manufacture Of liquor that weak
men may not be free 70 make fools OF
themselves, And occasionally bold
man asks why some of the other hab'
Its Of fools are not prohlblted,-E, W,
lowea Monthly,
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
FREEDOM Is DENIED.
Katie MANI Must Remain in Mas.
sillon State Hospital.

MassillOn. Ohio. Nov. lS.-katie
Manz. is years Cd, of Massillon,
must remain indefinitely in the Mas
siilon State hospital. where she re-
turned th's $ week after parole o.
seTcral months from the institution
t. whici. she was committed two
years ago on the eve of her trial for
tie alleged poisoning of her sister
Elizabeth.
The disposi,iO, of the girls case
vas announced this afternoon by
Prosecuting Attorney Charles krich-
baum. of Canton. following CON
ference with Superintcnd, Ey.
man.
Katie is now a splendidiy dcvcl-
oped young woman. we'll sexcd ana
with sense of refinement and re-
sronsibility." said krichbaum.
Her condition is such. however,
that she will be confined in the in
stltution indefinitely. If she should
{ continue to improve she again may
9e paroled."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
ELECTION 70
Be HELD WEDNESDAY
Every Citizen Should Go to the
Polls and Vote for the Extcn-
tion Of City Limits.

One of the most important clrc-
tiOns Lakeland will have in some
time will occur "Wednesday when the
citizens of Lakeland will have an
opportunity Of voting on the matter
Of extending the city limits.
The extension will bring in abom;
l,50O or 1000 people. who will be
given the benefits Of light and wa
ter as soon as the lines can be cX
1, ndcd, and who will aid in making
a greater and more progressive
Lakeland In the last census the
city suffered greatly on account of
the contraction of the city limit
and the extension of the same now
will place Lakeland in the 10000
or $4,000 class by the tire another
census IL taken AS Il twO-thirds
vote is required to carry the issue
it bchOOvcs every taxpayer to go to
the polls and vote for the issue on
Wednesday, Nov. 20.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
PREACHERS N JAIL;
REFUSE TO PAY F|NE|
Revs. Shellhamer and Gardne,
Would Not Pay Their Fines Pre-
ferring to Serve Their Time.

Refusing to pay their fines in the
Municipal Court this morning for
violation of the city laws Oh
Saturday night Nov =. the Revs
Shellhamer and Gardner stated to
iprred to go to Jail, and the officers.
having no other alternative. had
them placed in cell, where they
will remain until they serve the re-
quired number of days, which is
twenty in the case of Rev. Shell
hamer and ten in the case cf Rev
Gardner.
There was crowd of interest ed
spectators present when court was
called, and several in the crowd OF
fcred to pay the fines. but this was
r, fused by the preachers, who stat
cd they would rather 20 to Jail
Rev. Shellhamer occupies one ol
! the windows on the west side of the
jail, and during the day has held
quite a reception. When seen
| by Telegram reporter he said that
neither he nor Mr.. Mr.. Gardner
| have anything TO say except that |!
they have broken the law they are
ready and willing to pay the pen
atty without complaint, but tha;
they are not conscious of having
done wrong and cannot pay fin,
which would stultfy their position
1t will be remembered that Mr. J
+. Smith appealed their case, but
later withdrew the appeal, where
upon the fine became operative.
Reys. Shellhamer and Gardnor
preached on the streets Saturday
afternoon and evening after taking
eut a license To do so.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
FORMER EXPRESS EMPLOYE
Arrested in Louisville on Charge
That He Misappropriated $3.50.

Louisville, ny, NoN. ~. ?amnrl
Y. Edmiston, loci agent for l.. +,
Collier & Sons and former branch
money order agent for the Ada,ns
E.XDress Co., was arrested today on
Il warrant charging him with coz
,cr;ing money. Sworn out by \. {.
Srmmcrs. local agent of the cNpres,
company.
Summers said that Edmiston mis-
appropriated $3.45O belonging to the
,cams corporation in April last.
Ne notified EdmistOn that We
knew he had converted money be-
longing TO our company" said Sum
mcrs. "and W. gave him from April
Until today to make good I'll"
amount think he tried to do so.
Tut failed. My action in swearing
out the warrant was governed by
orders from the main Office"
1t is said that Edmiston used eN-
press money orders in transacting
private business. tie was released
later on $4,000 bond.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
EXPERIMENTS OF ADVANCED
SURGERY CAUSE DEATH

New York, Nov Is. The first
fatal termination OF the series OF
demonstrations of advanced sur
gerry, now in progress during the
session OF the Clinical Congress OF
Surgeons Of Nortl America, Or-
c.lrcd today at the New York Poly
cIi.ic hospital, when George Hart, -
safferer with hernia, died from ID,
fccts of the newly discovered local
effects Of the newly discovered local
a,.aesihetic, S'usoinc.
After the injection Of stotain'
into the spin cord tie patient sud
denly began , link, and. despite th'
efforts OF t scor2 of famous sur
;5ooEs. he d. d.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
GOMPERS MUST FIGHT TO
KEEP HIS JOB.

Rochester, y. y. Nov. is. a
fight against the administration OF
President Gomprrs, Of the american
L, drration OF Labor, is to BE- taken
mr this week hy Socialist delegates
to The convention in this city
The first skirmi.h IS expected
when the committee on resolutions
reports the resolution OF hrle2atr
Duncan, Of the United Mine Work
crs, prOviding for the election Of ui
ticcrs Of the Federation by 4 refer
cndum vote OF its 2.n00.V .Vo0 nom
Lcrs.
It is reported that Duncan Me
EOnald. of the United Mine Work
ers, is to hc the opponent Of Samuel
Gompers for tn" presidency of tn"
Federation
Delegates John T.. White. John
Mitchell, Frank Hayes. duncan Me
Donald, William Green and John |.
Walker. of the Mine Workers. are
protesting against the use Of hired
guards in the WeS, Virginia coal
regions. They charge that thcsr
+, lows tantalizc and trrrOrize TIL"
miners and their families and dis
pay vicious, iiagrant disregard for
laws or human lives, It is urged
that the Federation investigate ana
make It's report to the state author
tiles
Delegate II. T. torcoran. of the
West Virginia State Federation of
Labor, has joined in this
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT CON.
TINUES CONQUERING CAREER

The statement, comes from Eng
land that a lieutenant OF noble lin
cage, who is also an all round
sportsman, has found in Florida
grapefruit a valuable aid to athleti:
training.
It has been we'll known that or 5
alges and lemons have served TO re-
Il sh the football player, even since
tie game became popular. But it is
said that the grapefruit serves the
purpose better and is really an in
valuable asset to any team, being
health-giving and sustaining. 1t is
said also that it serves the double
purpose during training and play
ing. of alleyiating thirst and killing
eny desire for the inevitable ciga.
rette.
The Florida grapefruit becomes
more and more popular as it be-
comes more widely known. 1t is to
be hoped that the increased use OF
the fruit by athletes will serve t.
make it more fashionable -Pensa-
cola Journal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
WILL ASK LEGISLATURE TO
PROTECT ROBIN

u the next regular meeting of
Itt LEGISLATURE il is proposed that
~ Florida Audubon Society intro
tIr, a bill providing for the pro
tc ton OF the robin the act to be
@'aWn as follows:
section |. That il shall be I'M
Mlnl Tor amy person, llrm or cor
iaration at any Time To kill. capture
u, in any manner or by any means
y atsorvrr. or to have in pOssrssi0r
living or dead, any robin or par'
Il rreOt
section >. That the violation ot
t,ttS act shall be a misdcmcanor, am'!
i,' each robin 50 killed. captured
III possessed. the offender shall b.
iinisl'd by 1 fine of five dollars or
rommi,tcd to Jail for one day. or
tn in the discretion of the COur
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
AGREEMENT IS A
VIOLATION Of LAW
Ruling Which Marks an Epoch III
Supreme Court Antitrust
Decisions.
Thy Associated Press. }

Washington, Nov. IS. The gov
crnment today will not fight TIE
Federal Supreme Court against th'
so-callcd bath tub trust. The court
held that the license agreement .:
tie enamcled ware manufactures /,
4 violation Of the supreme law.
The decision marked an epoch III
antitrust decisions because ii sas,
tanned the governments cOntcntior
of the violation Of the Sherman law
which could not be concealed be.
hind the patent laws of the cOuntr
Justice Mckenna delivered tie
unanimous opinion of the court H.
said the rights conferred by patents
were extensive but did not give uui-
,ersal license against positive pro-
hibitions of the Sherman law
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
WILSON REACHES LARGE CROWDS
HIS DESTINATION PAY TRIBUTE T0|
|AT NOON T0DAYC0V. TERRELL
GREETED BY LARGE CROWDS
CITY DECORATED WITH BUNT.
ING IN HIS HONOR.
by Associated Press.)

Hamilton. Bermuda, Nov. 49,
Woodrow Wilson and party arrived
here today. Crowds thrOnged the
streets and wharves of the city. The
streets and business houses are dec
GRATED with flags and bunting In
honor of their visit. Fair weather
made the sea trip pleasant. The gov
ernOr thoroughly enjoyed the days
ard nights at sea
The Wilson party landed at noon
when the governor was received by
the officials of the city. lie was
chccrcd as he passed
through the streets.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
AUTOMOBILE BANDITS ROB
THREE KANSAS TOWNS

lola, Kan, Nov IS. - Three
masked bandits. after cOmmandeer-
ing an automobile here early yeStei-
day, robbed stores and garages IN
three nearby towns and escaped
with money and goods valued at
thousands OF dollars.
After hiring the car, the robbers
started for l.aliarpe. Having
reached open country, they turned
rcyolvers upon John Hoke and Lee
Hester, chauffeur and mechanician,
and ordered them to follow instruc-
tions. They then drove in turn 10
thanute, Thayer and MOrehead,
breaking into half dozen stores
and garages.
When daylight overlook them al
Norehead the robbers released HOke
and Hester, after taking their
money and valuables, and escaped
into the country.
Under cover of darkness the three
bandits escaped from barn on a
farm near Thaycr, where they were
tornered by pursuers late in the al
lernoon. The fustives started
southwark, followed by posses
which were led by members of the
snti-Horse Thief association. The
bandits were heavily armed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
BRYAN MAKES SOME
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

Washington, Nov. rs A plan to
admit former presidents, former
vice presidents and former speakers
of the House of Representatives to
the floors of the two Houses of Con-
gress with the privilege of debate.
hut not of voting upon pending
measures, was broached here by
William j. Bryan. while in the cits
Mr.. Bryans statement was
coupled with a declaration that ne
favored change in the time OF con-
yening Congress. SO that the new
sessions would begin shortly after
new members took Office March I.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
THE WAY IS STILL THORNY
FOR JACK JOHNSON

Chicago, Noy. Is. After the re-
J. as" of Jack Johnson, the negro
p,,gilst from jail last Friday, h,
found himself atill in trouble with
the law. He was again arrested,
charged with assault and battery b;
Edwin + Wcigle, Il newspaper pho
tographer, and was driven in his au-
temoble to the Chicago Avenue Po-
lice station, where he waited until
friends could 20 to bank and cash
Gne of the ncgrO's checks for 500
tire amount of his surety in this
case.
A little later johnson was served
with notice Of Il suit brought by Ed
win +. Wciglc for $4,000 damages
for the assault.
Gee. dis am Friday, nah un-
lucky day, muttcred the pueilis,,
whose joy over his release was min
| glcd with forcbodings that it hap
pcned on the sixth day of the week.
Johnson's tOndsman in the Unit
ed States Court was Matthew S
] baldwin, real estate dealer in
Evanston, who made haste to ex
plain his connection with the mat
ter was due solely and simply to a
fee of $3.50 paid by Johnson for the
accommodation and an agreement
signed by the negro that a private
detective employed by Baldwin. and
paid by Johnson, should be with
him day and night until he is sur
rendered in court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
No FIRING GAN
Be HEARD FROM
.TCHATALJA LINE
GREAT BATTLE STARTED YES.
TERDAY, HOWEVER MAY BE
STILL IN PROGRESS.
(By Associated Press.

constantinople. Nov. lS.-No fir
lpg was audible this morning from
the direction Of the Tchatalja lines.
II is thought probably. however, the
great battle begun yesterday con-
,luues but that the wind is carrying
ne sound away from the city. De.
IA, hments OF blue jackets. and ma
rjpes. landed from warships of the
International squadron early today,
q. .cupicd the foreign embassies. con-
sulatcs, postotlices, banks. hospitals
and schools OF the respective colo
-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
Ills DEATH OCCURRED YESTER
DAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS; IN
TERMENT AT GREENvILLE.
by Associated Press. }

Atlanta, Nov. Hundreds of
friends paid honor to the late for
..,r Governor J. NJ. Terrell as his
tady lay in state in church here to-
day tie died yesterday ;fter Ions
i ness resulting from a stroke o!
paralysis suffered In Washington
vhilc serving as senator. The body
vas sent to Grecnvillc, his old homr
lcr intermcnt.