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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
A GREAT MARKET
FOR GOOD TRUCK
Richmond Wants the Vegetables
and Small Fruits All the
Year Around.

Mark T. Thompson, of near Rich
mond. writes the Industrial Editor as
follows i read with care an article
telling of young book farmer, near
Cleveland. Ohio. who is alleged 10 rea
lie from Il acres Of trucking land
$4,000 year net profit. THAT is an
enormous amount OF money to clear
from so small a piece OF land and
while ] cannot dispute the facts az
set forth by the writer OF the article
I really have some lingering doubts
as to the correctness OF the net pro-
hts. The article also says this young
man clears money on rhubarb or as
some call 1t pic plant at the rate oil
$500 per acre want to say 10 YOU
that right here on the outskirts Of
little old. solid old Richmond can
beat that and have beaten il all to-
picces-on r.ubarb. | mean.
Furthermore am prepared to say
that right within I'VE or six miles II
Richmond q man VINO knows the truck
ing business and how TO grow and
take care Of and market truck and
small fruits combined and has a rea-
sonable amount OF glass can make
more clear proht from a ten to twenty
acre truck farm than can be made
contiguous To any market in tile world
Richmond offers to-day the greatest
opportunities for two or three hrs,-
class truckers OF any city. am ac-
quainted With and / know good
many of them mean. of course.
the man who means business and
knows the business.
The demand for vegetables and small
fruits IN good. old Richmond the
whole year around Is simply tremen-
dous and this demand is supplied for
the most part with goods shipoad here
from "A distance and the enormous ex.
press charges. OF course. added to
the cost to tho ultimate consumer. 7
am not now talking about lie man
who will come to market TWO ar thrco
times week in what we now call
the right season and come with only
two or three barrels of salad and four
or fvc boxes OF tomatoes and few
quarts OF butter beans.
such men, as Z rule. find themselves
the end OF the year unable 70 make
buckle and tongue meet but mean
the man who is right on the los 3ls
days in the year and he can keen ON
il that steady ii he is prepared with
the glass and the other facilities Ike
the Cleveland young farmer referred.
to. Undoubtedly we have tho hest
market in the world and | believe a
few on the live kind of men have
described can make good along thoso
lines right a once and as Richmond
grows, and grow she will for many
wears yet 10 come. the business aud
the profits OF these men Will Increase
We need some good WORKING Ger
mans and Danes and Swcdes and thnt
class Of people; men whose wives and
CONTINUED on Second Page0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
AWFUL DRAINAGE
FROM DOWN SOUTH
Too Much Money Going West
for Supplies That Should
Grow at Home.

- N n ,------1 y ~ 1880
'he Manufacturers liecqrd mas beer
travcline down south and writing sore
very intcrcsfiue articles un5,r IN.
n' ''e N"S j"
In one OF these he dcplores the fact
tnat SO much Southern money soes to
lii. ,r.s, .rl ,lsa,,h.r. 10 ms ,or
stinoli.s r,nt ,., H.. ,d ouot, 10 II,
prcd,, n, ho,,. tits eo,,T.. sb,,y-
ine me- vain 80 ,,a AIN ana n,fer
tnings so,,therr nsorlo Inv ava. rom
home are enormous possiblv - little
too large. int ucrhaps Sir Edmonds
made his estimates when lie was down
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
BUSINESS FOLKS
IGNORE POLITICS
Three-Cornered Fight for Presi-
dency Having No Effect on
Expanding Business.

/! one bat listens to the Wild talk
OF The politicians it might be easy
10 believe that IA this good year poii-
ties VIII require ali OF the time Of
thc busy man AMI that business vii
have to take a back seat The Bull
Moose people are actually preaching
the doctrine that there should be but
niue attention given to business until
the great question OF vino is 10 he the
next President of the United Stat.s
snail have been settled. and. as a
matter of course. settled their way.
They tell Us that the West and the
Middle West sections are on fire a4.l
everything is Bull Moose and politics
ont that way
Here is a very different report that
. comes from that reliable paper the
Ohio State Journal 1t may he re-
marked tfat the same conditions exist
down in this neck Of the woods The
Journal in its Industrial and CONNER
cial columns saws
II traffic returns from leading trans
portation systems may be accepted as
criterion of the present state ~
commerce and industry. the political
situation seems TO have little. If anv.
restraining effect upon business In
deed from the very beginning OF tho
F'"i ''''H u'N"4pI'H'cnt mas Dccn lore
shadowed- Each months bank clear
ines have made steady gains railroad
freight offerings have advanced en-
couraglngly. exports have been mount
ing and. in general. Indications on all
sides promise a healthy and progres
sive year. On the Atchison. the freight
/ transported was heavier last week
than that carried in the corresponding
week of year ago and miscellaneous
shipments moved in increased guam
titles.
Tic st. Paul reports heavier ton
mage than this time last year. Its
business is diversified. showing that
CONTINUED on Fifth Pagc)
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0rnHeeiseatIamss 0syotbelsx.
Gintinnnfi.7 dR1ra.
giene 5ppothefen.

Nene 5npotheten.
Warsoret 8rue an @eoree golins
! $500.
Rutb 6urriion an 9ibsrnl 8. uni
y. SO. $135.
Jrani SccIlon an Jrant 10. 5oIs
S4305. 40.
BAL. pureeu an pIsaiant Ribgs .,
uno 8. 60. $500.
Oerielbe on emma Shorr. $1100
gilmore 9. heins an Meiteru and
Scuibern 2ife Sni. So. $4,000.
Sohn 8. Griffin an oisleIbs
$1,000.
@m. Miller an Soutbiios 9. uno
.. 60. $2500.
Soieph S6uten an Rarp 5Off.
mann. $500.
Seize 6. gsnep on Torlpooo Smp.
y. uno g. 60. $500.
Iliee 6. groois an /. gldt. g. unb
g. 60. $4,000.
Gam. g. 5onlor an gep gudsps
6. unn 9. 60. $1,000.
Softphins 8ebreb an Cabinet 6
unb 3. 60. $225O.
Sohn Sbsroabn an aDbiIon 3. uno
g. 60. $500.
0etilste 5ppotbstsn.
Sofepb Sbat.n an Sanoosr y. a
$24o0.
Sobu s. e. Stesnsr an GI.nn 9,
uRo g. q. $3.50.
4nna ssinnsran an 6. Waib.I.
$500.
Warp Gorisl on 81. Ctpens. $475,
georre g. 2anbauer an SoutbIips
6. uno 3. 60. $1,000.
aouis Wsnte an ;. .. 9rs.Ip
$3.50.
6. 8. Wabour an Surab 6. Upper.
nan. $435.
2ouis Z Dole an Riliorb 5Om;
9. 60. S25OO.
syront ScoIIan an Jrant SO. JOIS
$1.OO.
5unnab 5ho1npTon an 2.titia ain.
eoib. $500.
Spbn ). 9rtffin an DaInut SilIs
g. unb 6. go. $4,000.
.. W. Grmtrons an g. u. 5eiiisr
$631.
Qlies 9rob an Gaels 9. 60. 1880
Geo. Z. 6aap on Union SAP. gt
unb Z. SO. $1,000.
Gtas. &. gruu an Nsptoapn y. uni
8. u. Go. $3.50.
Gam. 6. 5apIor an 9eip 9udeN 8
uno 3. 60. $500.
Simon Gan an Cabinet 6. unb g
60. S750.
!. 6. Grueter an bititlbs. $4,000
J. 3. uno q. !5erSsI an RastpnoI 3
q. 60. $500.
1apib Depors on 4ctipe 3. unb 6
60. $1,000.
5drrn Wlunbi on prie. Sin Gagl'
g. unn 9. SO. Ro. !. $500.
Gath. Nisman on Gpaniton 8ant
| 1890.
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(5Ortfssuns fclst.)
Gintinnati. Z. Wdrs


George 0astin or WilIinm 8artb,
81 bel 120 SUB an Der Siioieits Der
Wtit Ittsn Strabe. 81.
Die gon spn .. unb 6. 60. on Sas
cob 5aIler. Got z In grnnd's llnisrabs
ibtilung. 81.
Waarp 9OrisI on Sam. Simmons.
is bel 50 5uB an Der Siibieits Der
lcnglportb 1S!rabe. smifhen gIum
Strabs uno gsntrol Apenue. ST..
emma S6orr an Bal. purrea. 46
GuB on Der Norpitits Dsr Wontgomsrp
Roab, in pleaidnt Ribse. 81.
Wlpsrs y. Cooper an Glm0rs ..
5eins, Got 43 in bfr> Usnpenuip I'm
ierabtbsilung. 81.
Rsbstab ). 81. Cole an perbtrt 6.
padouo. Got 50 In 5ofspb Rinisp's
5fpeiier unttra5tbsilane.- 81.
peter Huo. 9teff (buEh ben 5beriff)
an bic 5arrp 8oIbblntt NtuItp Co., ]
Got an Der Goofon uub Skibp Ate..
/ Got an Der Stott MDenue uno ! Got
an Der RuooIp9 9lp<nue. 1891.
Della DooIsp an 9arsp W. Ste,
Dsns, 25 JuB an Der efisds Strdbs,
$1,000.
Wm. 81. Collins an 1bos. MeGDil.
len. 2 Cots an Der NsoODforD Roao
$1.00.
Sobn Msors' grben lburh beH
SbsrifD on SEQ. GhuhmanH. 32a
4dsr in Der germtHune GAO In Mnotr'
fon Up. 1926.
anna o. Dole an phil. ). Gin
iber. ! so. an Der Wotrittn MDsnui
unb MeUtiGan Gtrdbe. 81.
Cabinet 6. unb 3. 90. an Sofepbins
Osbreb, / Cot In Gettion 80 bon
Storrs 9p. 5000.
Jas. q. Cooper an 2beo. aiibIing
! Got an auburn place unb aeiuii
Sirabe. 81.
9orrn MunDt an GbdS. 3ieisr, ]
Cot an Der srsntcu Mpenut- 81.
emma 81. Q. MIIen, 1ruRee, an
emma q. g. alEtn, 11219 0ub an bs,
@iibnefsG6e bon 0ro0stpop uHb 4
&DtHue. e17. .Oo0
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@ie Earis iBt nub trinft.
8risf elmer Barrier 5ausfrau.)

proFane 2sute baben unredt, Elm
grpbes Diner fir einc banale einfnte
Wanifeitation gu boIien! I'm itt bel
5iih in Der GeieafGlft aneemeiien bss
netmen 81 tonnen, beoorf es ndnili6
Der genausn gefpieuna einer Iebr ims
fongrs:ten Grommatit fir Mnitanoss
regeln. aGum bat man iich reraniigs
ten Sinnes uno nit gut seIauntsn
Wlnoen an Der ifon sebst1en 9nfsl
nieosraelaiisn, TO bssinnen aud, fhon
bic Guolen, Rehts uno linis pDm
Teller liest cine feline Damrfiierpieits.
bic in ibrsm bsiiidien Snn1n elm ileis
nes, friihes. eoIoig unb opptiitlih
ifimmtrnbes 9rDtc5en birei. Welhe
fOll mon nebmsn2 Die rehte ober lin
ie? Grauiomes RitbieI! Shon 9us
riDnns btriimier Giel funnts iolde
Granafale -. Gs 1T alfo ihoH ods
bette. isin aussnmsrt sans unaufidls
lis auf bic Wirthin su ridyien DDS
III tins Gams. bic uiei smpfdnsi, bic
pirn a!fo tpobl bic Gitten uno Des
brdude tennen. Sbr ipirb man aLlts
nahmnhen: bds linte ober rehts
Hroiten2 4ber bic biibihs 6ausfruu
/ III in bisfem Mugenblid ausihlitblih
bamit beihdftigt. bic Mufmeriinmfsii
Der Odite nuf ibre OianantsRiDiere
5u ienien unb ben Su ibrer Hehten be-
reits fhlummernDen Deputirten ouf5us
ipedsn. Wps tbung 49,. Tenn bic
gIsifs llnsstpiBbeit fpieselt iih ouf ben
OeIihtern faft fdmmtIiher gingeloDs.
ntn miber. Mber Elm Gntjtblub muB
bod gsfabt ipsrbeH. aifo ifnelI unp 10
| itiir5sn iih bic einen auf bic lints hors
rsnbe Gerpieite unb bos Wr6t@en.
rplbreno bic anberen Der 3u ibrtr Mehs
ten lisssHDen Geaenitdnbe I'D, bemdd-
tiaen.
I'm nun folhe unliebinmen 3uInms
menfobt 3u permeiben, icIIten iih bic
WDnbGnen Elm fir nIIemnl In ben Hopf
feben, bnb Gfrpiette uno HrOt pom
Iints aenommen iperben. nnr BON liHfs.
gDnrum2 gDer t0nnie barauf tinf utr&
nanftigs Mntiport geben.< Mlan nimmt
iein Wrct chen ,prn linis. neil e BON
linls qtnommen tperben .ntb! 6dttt
bseie Nxnegung eintn loeiiuen. nniiirs
li6en Grllnb. II perI6re Ne jebe @ebeis
tung. aDir iinb sbeR ~, gut er5Ogen
limb biaingujrt, pber MI Hub eB ni65t!
os1fef ~ nan + ~ nsasitsb
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seniist Elm 8ort. IS fperDsn 5unoerts
BON WeoiSinen ungeprieien, ipei6e ess
cen dlles WtDglihe helfen Iollen, qbsr
ftatt beifen nur S4aoen anri6ten,
parunter pisls iiber3uderte 9iaen, Die
in eroben Mengen idarfe Gifte pper
dssnbe Weta1s entbalteu, pelfe Die
Grgdns bes a0rpers nod msbr ser=
frefen. @uf Der anDeren Seite iteten
bic ct. Bernardo Grdutsrpilen, mels
DE nur aus pflun5enfdften uno p6ne
Oifte, pie ii6 unter suderiger 6alIe
perbersen miiTen, bsraeiteat tpsrbsn;
piuen, Die alio pirtli6 ale 2eber.,
Wugen< nno Hierenleiosn beilen, ohne
irgen0pie gu i6aoen. 25 Gents.
Q,W
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Aus ber b0berta 15&fxr,
louie.

1etees: .Dobur@ nxjesld Dim II4
NOD hie MeniGkn BON bln ztiesen7 Z
e4illsrin Q&ueipt):: sRnH nas it
rcS t1nnenf~
/ % nissia: - saasrl'
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5ufoIge Der Nuslage eineS iehr giaiib-
baiten nno sshnen eennu befdurtten
Wsaniies i'm Nio cingciteben, mir bis
ani g9eiteres $4,000 Sranes ldluloig
5u iein. go freue id, mid ncnn. 0u6
Sic lid, euolid, ,Shrer Bfiidt gegen
midi ertleoigeii ipolleH tn0 gefoinnIeil
limo, mir Die i'm Rio ld) nil mid
hoflid) ausoriiden 10 lprfniotiu
entliehenen $4,000 SSranes 5itrild5ll.
sablen, oenn ons eillciil anocrcn
8runoe fonnen Sic lid bodl ilniilog.
lid, gum speiten Wtol gleifiom in Die
Soblc bes Sofpcit oas gonfbons ssr.
miuger bcgeben hubcll, 100 srre olten
9etaniiten strnolo oaloer nuo 9er.
ner BON altitetten ans 8io gnfbaiter
limo.
slls Einto Mad)aoo 0ielc Morte
pernahnI, Die eincu meniaer bart &c.
iottenen Climber 5ernalmt btiiien,
nuo niin anh eiaen ibm hlnaehalte.
nen Brief lob, oui Oei'en Sdnolfrifi
er nltr einen flirsen 9lid 3l lperfen
broudlte, nm ooriu Die 3iige eines
, Dtonues al erfcnncn, nit Dem er in
| 10 pielind,em San0clsprrfeDr geltan.
Den, periudlts rr in Grmdnaeiuna aH.
oerer Sil.a einen 9cidllatteR syediier.
| ltrcid|. 8leid,iom emport bon einer
,3umnltbiHg, ipte er lie ehen pernom.
men, uno als babe er fein BefiIbl fiir
Die cnticslihc 9eIeioiquu1 Die oarin
ilng, iuouote er iid) nit perat,tlid,er
t5cberbe BON @erner ab uno ipieoer
81 gIrnol0 bin, Der nit itilterid)Iapcs
nen Slrmen on Der eutaegengefeBtcn
Seitc oes SiidFs ihm geaenilber
lltanb.
rYiein Serr," iuaie er NIT gut or.
fiinltelter Hrbc. i'd perltebe nid,t.
mas oieier mir aan} unbefannte Scrr
bon mir mil.>siein id) ueriiehe iI,n
Inid,t uMo oaniif habc id) alIes in 9e.
trefi ieIuer aeiogt Salien Sie uns
olio 3ll meinein Gjeidldit 3ilriidfebren
uno an Sie menoe idl mid. neil Sic
mir oos eiaentlid)c Criebrno i'm Sali.
| ie sli iein id,einen 4Iiit einem @ort
aIio: ipradl Der oIte Serr porher i'm
grnit, als er ioote. meiu strebitbriei
lei uid,t bon O. u. Sarotti in Wsoi,
Iono aeihrieben uno man fenne mid
bort nid)t2"
..aacroinas, Scrr 3sinfo Nen.
| dlooo." iddte MN Dos etQeutIiCle
5riebrno bes Souies" nit Ieifiern
Spoit. Limb pcuu 5ie nid1t gang
pcritanoeu baben. mas bieie ali;u
sortc Antrport beiagt 10 mil idl Sic
sSbnen nit ipeuiqeu @orten erfl1ren.
Sie iino bier in %u5crn, gnns aeaeH
'Sbrc 8erm,ibnHq. Fpiidlen Die Sepl.
Ia uno Gharpbois lcratDen. oas hcibf
nern Sie ala aae5j Deter 9rniilianer"
oas nid]t peritehen ioIlten. in cine
Sale, ODER mic neiu Sreiulb iid) aus.
oriitte, in Die Sollc bes Sospen, in
Die Sic lid. pon ,Shrer SnbIitd,t &C..
trieben. ircilpllia begeben haben.
eshre Sadc IiC8t, id) aeitet es, iehr
lnaiinitia por unferen stiiaen nnb
aSbHcn bIeibt njhts anoeres iibrig,
ais iibcr3cltgeHo nad)5nuei'efi. 10 c
Sic 3u oteiem areoitbrief aeFonmen
linb. ocn id, cirirpeilen IN meine Ia.
| ide itede. uno 'erner nad)peiien. iDer,
ohnc Cir Sin'Ilthnm, ben ebeninlls
aefGlidjten 2IDiiobrief BON NaiIano
ans an uHier 0ans aeid,idt bat, mn
baburt oils it'aIbloier aRann in
oieier &e3ietunI -ipenigitens idalIo.
los, obpobl Sie cs bon Rio ber nid)i
iiHo - oa5ni,eben. oOer. taIls Sie
oas nidlt noacu ODER fonnen iif)
- oarir - 3l fiiaen -"
(5ortissung fclgi.)
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Gmma q. q. Mlen an yoline
Wens Mercantile 2ibrarp aifoeidtion,
oosfsIbe Gieentbum. 81.
TelIie H. 1eefnn an SatleD part
60, Got 25 in Der Daflep pdrf ~"
untsrdbtheiIuna. ST..
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nroae an bas s6id[al.

DIFFERING: rMan fam es teinem
Menidkn rett MAIDEN. Der cine Rs.
0atteur fagt, meine 8erIe flinsen 5n
trDfen; Der anDere meint ipisber, mel.
ne pDefis lei gu tpdFeris. Mie Ira
man bsHH nun siseHtIib biGssn24
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GiAe Wobtrnt

I'D bGtit nid,t esbant. Iieh slolo,
BOB Du 70 balb seihkoeu fem spirs
btft!1
ga. bag mar iDirsIia Elm anpsss
bofftts Slid.
The state herald., 1912-07-26
0. a q. Q. snendn nIn sum.

Denver vice presidcnt Brown OF
the Donyed a Rio Grand0 railroad,
has awarded to various ear companies,
for delivery within ninety days. con.
tracts for 200 box ears, 100 stock cars.
$50 coal cars and fifty oabooscs. AZ
cost OF si.i0o.000. Tho box cars will
have capacity OF 100000 pounds: en-.
tire framing OF steel. Stock cars OF
same general construction. capacity
10000 pounds Coal ears 10 be OF ntcol
with drop doors 80 that entire load
OF coal or ore may bo automatically
Jumped. Caboosca win be OF wooden
construction with steel undorframc.
This equipment order follows close.
ly placing Of tho order for thirty
freight locomotives with the American
Locomotive Company Of Schenectady,
N. Y, and baldwin Locomotive Works
at Philadelphia.
The state herald., 1912-07-26
WASHINGTON.

1t Is now thought Congress win ad'
journ Aug. 3.
Herbert Knox Smith has resigned
as United States commissioner OF cor.
poratlons.
As n measure Of economy Congress
will not pass n public buildings bill At
this session
The Senate Indirectly rebuked Pres
ldent Taft for his course in connection
with the Senator Lorlmer case.
Beet sugar manufacturers and ship,
pers have begun fight before the In.
terstato Commerce Commission for
lower freight rates.
More than seyen-eIghths OF the ex,
eayatlon work on the Panama canal
was completed, June /. according to
the Canal Record.
The House public buildings commit
tee agreed to report fayorably upon
tho bill to Increase the cost limit OF
the Denver public building TO $1,000.
900. an addition OF 100000 over tho
present authorization.
The House passed the bill 20 create
n department OF labor. the secretary OF
which shall have place in the Cab
met The measure long has been
pressed by organized labor. Il nov
goes 10 the Senate.
PriEo fight moving pictures became
thing OF tho past In tho United
Staten, whom the House passed Sen
ato bill prohibiting the transportation
OF such moving picture films between
tho various states and territories OF
from foreign countries. The President
is expected to affir his signature tc
the measure.
The cash transactions Of Leo Nc
clung. treasurer OF the United Statoa
with the bunlncaa world during tho fla
cal year 1919. climbed 10 the onor
nous total OF si.sa7.22G.3Ss. the high
ost in the history OF the country. Thl,
amount. ys00.000.0O0 greater than IN,
previous year. represents tho com
binod income and expenditures OF th,
government
A bill Amending the Sherman anti
trust law IN many particulars win b,
included In tho report Of the mnjofitj
members OF tho Houne special com
mlttoo OF inquiry into tho United
States Steel Corporation.
Tho Senate passed without discus
sion the terror battleuhlp" resolution
by Senator Tlllman. proposing thai
tho United States build the greatest
warahip possible under modern nsya
conditions. 20 pu, an end TO tho "rnc,
for naval supremacy" Tilmnn pro
poses to name tho ship the Terror"
The state herald., 1912-07-26
Drowned on t2.s,ory Root.

New York.-Robert Klnsella, ON.
ployed by a corset company at 100
East Sixteenth street. was drowned on
top OF twelyo-atory building at that
address when he won. 10 the roof to
release foot and half OF water
which had collected thoro when the
drain pipe became eloggod up. lie
ran his right arm down into tho drain
pipe aftor he had cleared away tho
rubbish NJ the mouth OF the hole. When
tho suction OF tho rushing water
caught him he was drawn into the pipe
up 10 the shoulder. Despite tho Of
forts OF three companions TO pull him
out tho suction held him firm and his
head was drawn into the water. which
ntill remained on tho roof In plain
sight. loklng up az them through the
fow inches Of water that covered his
face. he was drowned.
The state herald., 1912-07-26
SPORT.
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING,

George L. Cochran, third-baseman
for the champion Cheyenne Indians,
has been signed by Dale Gear for To-
peka in the Western League.
The total scores at the Olympic
games at Stockholm follows: United
States, 100; Sweden, II; Great Brit
ain. SO; Germany. &c; Finland, 23;
France, 10; South Africa. IL; Den.
mark, IL; Norway, 10; Italy. o. Can
ada, 8; Hungary, s; Australia, 8; Rus,
sio, Greece. Belgium. Austria each;
Holland. 2.
Jack Johnson has given out the in.
formation that the ban which the New
York boxing commission had placed
on him is about to be raised. In proof
Jack showed letter from Billy Glib.
son, manager of the Madison Square
Garden. Five bouts are promised John.
son IL the ban is lifted. First he must
agree to meet Langford and Jeanette.
Then he will have matches with Pal.
ger, Burns and Flynn. All are to go
ten rounds, and Johnson is to get s15,.
600 for each match.
The state herald., 1912-07-26
CONGRESS Will
GET TO WORK
TARIFF BILLS WILL BE PUT TO
VOTE AND DELAYED MEAS
uRES ACTED ON.
PANAMA CANAL TOLL
THIS QUESTION MAY BE DE.
FERRED BY COMPROMISE
ARRANGEMENT.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington.-The removal of the
tariff as an issue before Congress by
the end of the week will mark an
important step in the progress toward
an early adjournment. Agreements for
votes on the leading tariff bills, cou'
pied with understandings that other
important legislation will be disposed
of, indicate that the week will see
some of the most important work oil
the session.
Failure of Congress to agree on the
appropriation bills which should have
been passed before July 1st, has en-
barrassed many government depart
ments. Pressure has been brought TO
bear on House and Senate to dispos
of the pending measures, and it is ex.
pected much progress will be made in
the next few days.
The agricultural and naval bills are
in conference. Failure to act on the
postoffice appropriation bill has re-
tarded work in that department.
The first of the week will be de-
voted, 1t is expected. to completion
of the sundry civil appropriation bill
and the debate on the Panama canal
administration bill in the Senate.
The Democratic wool tariff bill will
be voted on Thursday, the excise tax
bill Friday and the sugar tariff satur-
day. On each measure the debate will
be limited TO the single day set for
the vote.
It is expected that the House will
take up the tariff again and pass the
cotton bill, as the result OF the SEN
ate's determination to submit the
other Democratic measures to q vote.
The House will consider measures
regulating employment OF seamen on
American ships; the elghthour law
covering government work; the free
ship" bill, for the admission without
tariff duty OF materials used in Amer
ican ships. and the wireless telegraph
measure agreed upon by the two
houses.
The need for immediate legislation
regulating the operation of the Pan
ANA canal is fully appreciated in the
Senate, where the fight over free tolls
for American ships threatens to hold
up the bill already passed by the
House. A plan has been broached In
the Senate to pass temporary meas
ure giving President Taft executive
authority to operate the canal and to
fix n temporary toll rate. leaving the
permanent question to be settled Gt
the next session.
The state herald., 1912-07-26
Western Federation Of MIners.

vietor.-By an almost unanimous
vote. the Western Federation OF Min.
ers in convention here. decided that
local unions could make long time con.
tracts II they desired. There were but
two dissenting votes.
The oheck.oft system. whereby min.
Ing companies pay the dues OF each
man TO the union. taking tho money
out OF his pay check. caused lengthy
argument but was accepted.
The flag question, which caused a
heated debate. was settled when the
American flag that waved over the
bull pen In the strike Of 1904 was pur.
chased and drapcd above tho prcsi.
dent's chair. A motion TO change the
namo OF tho federation to the Interna.
tionhl Miners Union was tabled.