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TO NEW YORK.
s:io. $50 Toe. S7:2s. T.ze, $500,
$500, $50. $50 11:1o q. M. Ia:}6. 1850.
s:6e, 3s4e. 4sS6. SEE. $40. asSf. a.e0.
zltSD q. E-
sundays and Hoiidayk-
6:I6. T:4g. 6s4e. s:46. l0.46. 11:4e a. m,
sS:4s, Et&s. SOS, 4:0s. sits. GLE. 7:1E.
Faoas NEW r0ax,
Lsavs New York Daily
600. 7.e0, SEQ. aseo. 1900, 11:1o
st:So, 5:45, SIS, 6.se, 100. fs4o. 500.
I1.sA D. m, 12.58 g.. IN.
Sundays and Holidays
7sY0. 500, 1900. 1i.00 T. m., 11sG0
Naon' I:oo, geo, $500. ABA. 6sS6, ssso.
I so. sac. 1000, 1f-3H p. ~, 1880 q m.
GEO. j. BROWN.
genaFs1 TgnfHc Agent
1 Holiday nights only
= Express*
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PUBLIC SERVICE TIME rAnLn-

Cars leave Staen Ialand Ferry:
For New Brunswick--6:1o q m. ana
every 30 minutes until $40 p. mr. aiao
at 9:so, 1870 and 11s48 p. m. esAtnr-
days only at f2:1e.l
For Keasby-6:26 =. m and every
Is minutes until $40 p. m. Then every
For Rahway-S:5o q. m. and every 80
minut until 11:2a p. m.
For Boynton Beach-6:0o q. m. n
every is minutes until 1850 p. ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07

Oxford. England. March Tin th1
Oxford annual varsity sports held hers
W. A Xegier Of Iowa. a Rhodes
scholar. won the weight contest with i
throw OF forty-three feet two inehaa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07
NIFTY HUDSON
AFTER MATCH
Tottenyille Boy May Fight
at Greenwich, Conn. ]

Nifty Hudson, the clever Totem
vile lightweight, may fight at
Greenwich, sG0nn,.sa on March 20.
Negotiations ( under way and
John Boss, his manager, expects
word today or tomorrow that every
thing Is o. K. The name OF Nifty's
opponent II not announced but 1t ia
reported be n q well known boxer.
Il you aave something TO trace
put an Advcrtissa-ent In IA ex-
change column.
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|IR0QU0IS BEAT
THE C0ODWILLS
Lively Game Ends 60-36 on
Goodwill Court.

HN 1
Rolling up the highest score made
by them this season, the popular
Iroquois defeated the Goodwill Re-
serves last night at Goodwill hall.
so to 36. Price and Stinson starred.
The Iroqaois will play the Neptune
Juniors on Saturday night at South
Amboy in the second game of the
series. The score:
Irequois (601 G. Reserves 1891
Thomas Sullivan
left forward
5tinSon Conquest
right forward
G. Mullins Miller
centre
TfiCe hul
left guard
Holzheimer ........ eoddington
right guard
Eiafd (3A n MuI-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07

MOON CHANGES IN MARCH.
Full moon, ard; last quarter
10th: new moon, 18TH; dEst aaaItey.
18th.
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tight q
Field goals-Thomas (3), c. Null
Inns e1l, Price t14), stinson G2@.
Conquest ca. Sullivan (3), Miller
(6l, Schultz (6l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07
ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.

suhgcrIbe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07

aaerha z che NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07
SEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

EVENING NEWS covers the Geld.
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DIVIDENDS REDUCED
CONTINUED from Page II

The extra dividend of. kahuku, tC
nave been due on December 81, has
been omitted, but we hope to main
tain the regular dividend of ten cents
q share.
The regular dividend of Hawaiian
Commercial will not be changed, al
least SO far as we can see at present
there is no need for immediate &C
ton. You know Hawaiian CONNER
cial has paid large amount in ex
tras the last two years.
The regular dividend of Hawaiian
Sugar will not be cut ct present, al.
though a little later in the year il
will probably be necessary to adjust
Hawaiian Sugars dividend to meet
the new conditions"
. Hawaiian Commercials monthly
dividend Is % cents a share. and Ha-
waiian Sugars 30 cents a share.
Haiku and Paia's dividend express.
ed in percentage corresponds to tho
par value of the shares, which Is 800
Closing quotations of the stocks
whose dividends have been arranged
for the new year as above on yester-
days stock sheet were as follows:
Haiku, last sale, 215; bid, 49, +;
asked 100. -
Paia, last sale. 240; bid. fS5; asked
blank
Hawaiian Commercial. last sale. 80;
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MAUD POWELL Wins And HOLDS
BIG AUDIENCE in OPERA HOUSE

Win the first notes drawn from
the strings of her violin last night
Maud Powell delighted, then thrilled
ard lastly, conquered her hearers III
the Royal Hawaiian Opera House.
Nor did she stop there. From first
to last her concert was a cresendC
movement, rising TO a constantly
higher and higher level of emotional
values until il eliminated in the bril-
liant Fantaisie de Faust. one OF those
show pieces" bristling with technic.
alities. which were no difficulties TO
the genius that scared owe rthem with
the ease of a mounting bird ..
Miss Powell chose as her first
number Colridge-Taylor's Concerto in
G Minor, and three movements. 1t
was not until she reached the Allero
movement that the musician seemed
to get thoroughly in touch with her
audience, but from that moment and
until the final note died away she
held the packed house, even to the
row of ISLANDERS at the back, held 1T
despite the volleys of handclappings
that greeted several of her efforts,
held il in spite of the heat, held IT
in spite of every thing.
She was warmed to her work; when
she began Bach's Senate, in e Major,
and IN both the movements of this
wonder-music she showed her mastery
of the strings. and poured q shower
of golden notes over. the rows OF
people as the sun pours golden notes
of light. From Bach, whom she lives,
to Mozart whom she, loves. was an
easy transition for this musician.
That composers Rondo in G Major,
from the suite Written for the wed.
ding of Elizabeth Haffner, to his
Minuet, the masic went with hardly
a pause, welderful in its iimpid
purity, compelling in its charm of
harmony Twice she played this, at
the demand of the crowd. Nor did
the leygi drop when she essayed Mas
senet,, Meditation from That's" and
her playing of Sarasate's Spanish
Dapee, No s, drew another encore
n all this Miss Powell was ably
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NEW TOlAY

IN THE CIRCUIT CouT OF THE
Fifth Circuit, Territory o Hawaii. At
Chambers-In Probate. the Mat
ter of the Estate of Johfk- Gandall,
of Lihue, Kauai, Deceasf Order of
Notice of Hearing Peton for Ad-
ministration. ... -
On reading and filinahe petition
of May Gandall, of Lib, County OF
Kauai, Territory of Hadi, widow of
the said deceased, alleeg that John
x. GandalI. of Lihue sresaid, died
intestate at Lihue, Coty of Kauai,
on the 18th Jay of Dember, A. ID.
1912, leaving propert!in the Ha-
waiian Islands necessaIto be admin
istered upon, valued atbout s22,34J.
and praying that Lett( Of Admins
tration Issue TO the kSaiian Truss
Company, Limited. Of onoluiu, Ter.
Iitory of Hawaii: -.
II Is ordered that HAY. the 3lst
day Of January. AID q, az 10 OcioOE
A. ~. be and hereby appointed for
herring said Petition the C0uFi
ssoom az this eauFt a-ihne. Gsuhty
a Kafai. n Nhieh 81 and piaee ii,
lsNsans t0arrfued , eppsaF ard
slfs s6ass. d anY ~ have. N.hs
saih pTf4fiua sg.n.fidH - gfaalea
Fsafsa sr- I.Eluss c.Y - kaFa4
fst tuiE ra ISL ....... -.
i.aEnsa IVA Fst Et.k
isiAs ~ tlt tzlzfui. ~ ~ fss F'tf,h
faifrEif
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bid, "a; asked, blank.
Hawaiian Sugar last sale, "a; bid
SO; asked. blank.
Kahuku. last sale. IA; bid. 10;
asked. A.
Brewer Group
Following is a statement of diyi
dends arronged for the beginning oil
the year in the c. Brewer & Co., Ltd,
group:
C. Brewer & CO., one and one-halt
per cent month, same as at present.
Honomu. one per cent monthly un'
til further notice. reduced from enc
and one-half per cent.
Pepeekeo. one per cent monthly
until further notice, reduced from two
per cent paid the las thalf OF this
year.
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. one and
one-half per cent monthly. as it has
been since the change In capitalize,
ito nthrongh a stock dividend.
Onomea, thirty cents a share from
forty cents monthly paid since in,
crease Of capital stock by stock
dividend.
Other companies in the Brewer
group have not yet adjusted their divi-
dends for the ensuing period.
A distribution OF $176,662.50 to help
make happy new year for the fortu-
nate distributes is made in today's
dividend list, which is as follows:
C. Brewer & Co, $1.50, or 5000;
Eva. 20 cents, or $4,000; Waimanalo,
$3.50. or $4,000; Hawaiian Electric.
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seconded by her aecompanist Harold
Osborn Smith. and the listeners were
fully prepared for his technical. per-
lection in the single number on the
program, in which his name stood
alone. II was Moszkowsk: Caprice
Espagnole, ami he played with the
brilliancy and nerve of the master.
The program concladed with two
extra numbers, the Sosre de Ia
Czdas, and the Traumerei
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BY AUTHORIT'
RESOLUTION No. 77o.

Be 1t Resolved by the Board OH
persisors of the City and CountJb
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, ii
the sum of One Thousand Three th
ired Seyenty-one Dollars and Nib
four Cents f$1,S7L94), be and III
same is hereby appropriated on b
al moneys IN the General Fun o
the Treasury for an account XII II
as Maintenance of 1toads, Honi1 hi
District" -
Presented by
i g. EBEN p. Lon
Superior
Honolulu, ii. T., December q 912
{ Approved this 21s day of Diem
Der, A. ID. 1912.
* JOSEPH J. FEN.
=-. Blyor
Dec. 81, Jan. 2, 3.
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Position as housekeeper or nurse by
English widow, where she could
keep her daughter. age IL, with her.
Good references. Apply Mrs.
Brown, 1910 Beretania 5431-9t
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Wednesday is the day during which
the Museum is closed for janitor
work, but tomorrow, being New Years
Day, the trustees of the Bishop Estate
have decided to open it to the public.
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REV. H. P. JUDD Ours

): Word received from Maui to- 4
2 day brings the news that the =
!: Rev. H. P. Judd. one of the best
!. known ministers in the terri :;
= tory, has decided TO resign his :;
J: post as pastor of the KahuIui !
= Union Church. Mr.. Judd has :,
!: been in charge of that. church ;;
!! since March, 1870. He announc- :;
!! ed his intention of leaving the ;;
. charge at Sundays morning SER :;
2 vice. He said that he intends TAX :;
J. ing up work in the Sunday :;
!: schools of the territory exclusive :;
: ly. This labor of his has been !,
!: under his charge since last April :;
!! and in his statement he says that !:
J: he finds he can not do it full JUS :;
!. tice and remain as pastor of the !;
2 Union church.
): I. ::a. y ara: :: :: = = :: !,
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Considerable business. both
cess and on the board, though
small parcels with the excepl|
Hawaiian Commercial, Is recoII
today's dtock sheet. Ononita [,
an advance of 50, and Hawaiian
merciaI one OF s1.25. while Oahu
fallen off five-eighths Of q po|n
five drous. Kekaha Is down
points I'd $50 for 5 shares o
sugars ale unchanged. Hilo RslI
is still 10 the declining class 8
were as follows
Ononea, 10Nand 20 ct 81; y
lulu Brewing & Mating. 80 shares
changed at 22.50; Hawaiian Com
ciai & Sugar, 100, IS. 800 and 4
34.25; Oahu, ) shares at $3.50.
23.371s, 1 and 10 at z3H. 10 At
and 5 and . at %; 0laa, 5. 5 an(
at 4; MeBryde, 100. 5 and 5 shaf
AZ; Hilt Railroad common.
lots of 5 shares each at !, a d
OF one-h3lf point: Kekaha, 5 5
at $50: Hilo >Railroad 1901
$4,000 unchanged Of %
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w ANTS
SITUATION WANTED.

Young lady with experience desires
position as bookkeeper. Address
! WV. this office. 54S1-2t.
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SCALED VENDORS.

.'ealsd TeuIct~ viii -. ?, .,-lroi, ~
The superb ,"ndrnt 81 P,Sbtlc Works
up until II noon of Friday. January
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Refined, highly respectable German
woman, experienced lady's maid
and children's nurse. wishes posi-
ton with fine family Address NJ.
C., -TfiIs offfCe. 436@5t.
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as cents, or s5s25 Honola|t ~
& Mailing. 25 cents. Or $3.50
Island, Is cents. or 46. 115 "a
10 cents, or $4,000; HawhlIa1 p
pie, rs cents, or $3.50; WaIusa
s2500; Rapid Transit (DrtI1
.semi-annual, 50. or SO. 800
(common). quarterly, tl.5Q N
$3.50; Mutual Telephone. I'I
20 cents. or $1,000.
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RESOLUTION No. 747.

Be 1t Resolved by the Board SUI
pervisors of the City and CouIV OF
Honolulu, Territory of HawaiiIthat
the following sum, amounting d Fit
teen hundred Dollars ($1,50d. be
and the same is hereby appropriated
ont of the Permanent lmproHaent
Fund Of the Treasury of the Cit and
County of Honolulu. for an afount
to be known as Construction fridge
.iair-Pin Turn. Waimea, KoolalI1a.
Presented by
~. E. .MUREEY.
= Supefisor.
Honolulu. T. H.. December 2II9I2,
], Joseph }. Fern, Mayor Of nd City
and County OF Honolulu. do kreby
certify that the foregoing Resal ltion
having been Heretofore vetoed me
81 the 23rd day Of DecelnBerl 1919.
Vas en- the ssth day Of tlect iAer.
1919. a. feEHlaT sdloaFnea Il tins
o. rhs IiO4rd OF SUPERVISOR a.
Csiy ard Cednty Of itDnsttIu. :. ne
tt1n assly u,a4s, ssr9hasd ana - 80
tss@us1sisisGe,t b Sad Faard ~ -
.ssrs. sEd lEssn saeb fsgs.assIts laa
sas rssasfI ~ gaa. affirmative d 80
- .sas r',sH -f#ss HssaitFrs ~ A.
a.
49,. IusEF1f } Fka@.
AsaF1s cav Hna CaWEty II Fids1sis.f,.
trssss ghE Sta sar 90 ssass see
rntz
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LOST.

Lady's ring with red STD. Finder
return to this Office anda1ceive re-
ward. 4So-zts,
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Nv AvrTODVTI1
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FOR SALE.
MILLlNER.

Dickerson the Leading Milner, las
Fort Under the Blaisell. Tel,
2215. I54321y. .
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A'byns Cf,y aaa Casfty II Fids.sFssF,,
lrssas lbs Sta say os ,sass.4asf
rvIg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

"Thas TELLER that's goin' to marry
her II = fool and I'm goin' 20 tell him
20, too. Why. let him be mite
crossed and speak his mind Or raise
his hand to her just once, and sway
she'll 80. highty- tightly. head In the
air
There amt no wife to 'em. them
women that makes their own money. !
wouldn't give one On EN- house roon.
no sir. not II she was the purtfest gal
that ever grew. A woman's got to
10 dependin' on you, she's got to lock
70 you for board and clothes or there's
no dom a thing with her: not q thing"
Whit. and the crotchetty little old
man spat spitefuily into the grass.
Father. called the tired. white
faced woman he calls his wife. from
across the road. Father. dinner II
ready"
"ril como when Tn ready" snarlad
the crotchetty old man, still ahre with
the wrongs Of his sex "I'l git ready
whom I git ready. too, mind you thai. :
and by the way, he clutched his queer
old cane I would have wished thst
had some way Of Earning rny own
living II had been the woman who
called him to dinner.
"Won't take nothing. not nothin'..
Well, sistsrs. the news u spreading
Isn't 1T Hurroo. 4 vin ut .li around
the world some day. won't III
man has % eay about tho woman with
. temper. ! rather tAink I'd IKE that
wife q hia - well - "a uke him.
Just the oort of comfy uttln body
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

TAtsfsou, ~ -
Dear winifred Black:
I have Just read the letter signed
n Real Woman" and ~ you have
asked the opinion Of mon on IL ! win
give you mine.
Ny wife calls her 4 gooss. bat !
cali her. Or any osh1r woman. IN idiot
hut and scrub for an able bodied man.
The place for such Z man u on thu
rock pile rather than h any houas
In America.
am acquainted with several wo-
men who have nothing to recommend
them except love and devotion 70 their
husbands and children and thay thinh
they are "real women" wouldn't
give : plugged nickel for the whole
bunch.
There II but ons kind Of man good
enough for = real woman" namsly.
"A real man." Likewise. there II but
- real man." "A Real Woman" You
win not ind Happiness IN any othei
combination
a real woman would 1--we IN . hut
and scrub for m invliid husband, ou(
not for IN eble.bodisd man. IA real
man" II he n able to work. would
not let her do II ana the sooner these
eolf- styled real women" oacrtnco just
. wes bit q their oveflowing low
and devotioa Tor just weo bit Ol
common sense the better Il win b.
Tor the srsai women" aaA ths ~real
man. too.
would MOI sxchAnss my MttiD wife
who has : win and mind Ct her owA-.
and : temper. too-6pR i dOeen q tn
kind whe would ~ willing o d
scrubbinx and take n washtng - ke~D
no - Spending laon6y. Yonra. yesS
truly A MER0 NAN.
Now thsrUfs I lettss fep you 4 yep
liks. shake han4s Aers AaN, ! ~.
woman. but bocause yum appear 70 N
: real MAN, ara MAsspsT their arenst
~ many cf your Art of peepte RIM.
ring afosn6 l1eee ~ - - u -
~ - = ~ @ 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

meant for wom1a 70 HANDLE and II
goes 70 their heads: Il Just goes to
thar henAs eomeGAIn9 shameful.
s'TAke q woman that's rot the hanc-
lin OF mOnsv-makGo e herself. say
Why, So won't take nothing from =
man, not nothing. Not even II he's
her own brother. - her own husband.
Why. they'll even nv In their own
fathers faces whsa thsy git that
money erase,
Look Il my girl there, good girl
ons word to her and highly tightly.
ne cAtss In the ..nro. Thinks because
she supports herSelf amt got \ word
20 say to her about mono Of her bust
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

made over with brand new kind Ct
people In It People with no faults
to forgive and no follies to forget:
people SO perfect that you wouldn't
dare to love them to save your life.
How jolly 1t would be just to look
In at the windows!--you'd leave the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
Good Used
Organs,
Only $25

shades up ever so little. once In ~
while. wouldn't you?--and see q IRE
and book or so, and dog, and ri
lot Of pillows and some green things
growing. and hear someone hummtngs
tune and watch the smoke from
somebody's comfy pipe?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
A WORD WITH THE BUYER.

responsibility Of the piano house with whom he
intends to deal, the association with that house
for from one to three years while paying for the
instrument, he will not hesitate but come direct
to The Coriey Co. When the Cash Buyer &C.
lects his piano at our warerooms he 10 assured =
safe investment in the receipt Of absolute guar
antee given by US, which has never failed single
patron Of this house for over . score Of years.
The reliability Of The cosiey Company abso-
lutely protects either cash or time buyers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Few. family incomes are 70 small they cannot
afford few dollars monthly for the joy, refine
ment and educative influence piano will bring
into their homes.
Don't put off the piano purchase. We're put
ting these pianos into the homes Of people at
prices and terms such - We never before were
able to make in ali our business experience.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
Don't Miss Selecting
YOUR PIANO OR PLAYER
This Week

buyers must not lose single Gay GoAHHS "
the store This sale has been creating genuine
sensation since the opening day. Ever since this
great selling movement began our store has wit
messed the greatest buying activity we have ever
known. Our selling force has been doubled and
our delivering facilities taxed to the utmost.
Don't put off coming to the store single day.
Never before during the past score OF years
have we offered a stock OF greater magnitude,
nor have we ever before been able to make such
deep cuts or sweeping ,.iscounts. The values
are without question remarkable--they are
certainly without precedent in the piano business.
On each and every one of these pianos
you will save from 10 to 40 per cent. dis
count, as you will readily realize when you see
the instruments. Every piano is guaranteed by
The CorIey Company and any piano will be
placed in your home for few dollars down and
few dollars a month.
We must reduce this stock at once, and the
pianos are being grabbed rapidly at the very low
prices prevailing. Remember, pianos OF reliable
makes are included in this sale. Come tomorrow
VOL be the Judge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Il - ~ usuSNeAs
$780, Aewn aa1 ut ~ unless we1l4
re5i ever - ny faae before eoul1
~ u An gta1 - feeemmsn1 that
u ha3 AeRe No more $500 tAAA AnY-
Voe4 fpoDeetfys9v.
u. NEu4AFu
\ ~ Hul1 eeresA
Az 4r;ce's New. and hsrs Llsimsas
~ 1slDofe ouIe2 2s11e& With ouS
Natio1al Rel,sdy ca,
N - $50, s
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-02-09

many clerks as he can get pay for
and uses them for private work. This
does not include his committee clerk.
Then when he realized that his course
in the Lorimer deal had about finished
him with the people at home, he packs
up his law books and other stuff and
moves into the government building
thereby saving something like $40 a
month rent that other lawyers have
to pay for an office.
When the Lorimer and railroad in
terests found Gamble was about to run
away from public scorn, they induced
him to hold on to his government
building headquarters in Yankton and
they would reelect him again, and
thus we see the unholy combine en-
gagged in as dirty bit of politics as
ever diSgraced a state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-02-09
Burke Switched for Gamble.
The Northwestern and the Milwau-
kee and the Lorimer Gang
Supporting Gamble.

A we'll posted Huron politician who
had been quite friendly to the Gamble
combination. sees new light through
glasses furnished by Alex johnson
and the Lorimer henchmen, and now
declines to be Gamble follower any
longer. He had been willing to stand
with Gamble and the railroads but
when it became apparent that the
corrupt Lorimer interests In lumber
and railroad circles demanded Gam
ble's reelection as 4 price for Gam
ble's vote to whitewash Billy Lori
mer, then this Huron man intimated
to Alex johnson, the political boss OF
the Northwestern railroad, that his
stomach could not hold the hash
short of vomiting.
Alex Johnson, one of the smoothest
lobbiests ever on the job at Pierre, is
apparently very unassuming gentle
man, but he generally speaks with
the backing of the Northwestern rail-
road when South Dakota politics are
under consideration, and as an evi-
dence of this corporation power 1t is
only necessary to state that Alex
johnson, with broken arm, came
out 70 Huron during the state fair
last September and there issued the
Railroad .Lorimer dictum to Charles
Il. Burke, that he must lay down and
give Gamble the right OF way because