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The Washington times., 1912-08-07
All-Night Saloons
Closed At Coney Island

NEW YORK. Aug. 7,-IIlicit liquor
ground of New York, received a blow
this morning. State Excise Commits
sioner w. w. Farley. who last week
visited many places in Manhattan,
and ordered them to close at l o'clock,
came here from Albany last night,
and early this morning, with a staff
of assistants, made the rounds of
Coney Island in an automobile, in
structing liquor sellers as to the law.
1t Is stated that there is only one
place in Coney Island which has an
all-night license, and every other
place was warned that hereafter
there would be no selling after hours.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Realty T ransfers

Fairlawn-Oscar c.. Brothers tc Nathan
Tucker, Tot IS, square 5602 $4S5
Seventh street northeast, between H and I
streets-Mary Lawless ct vir, to Herman r.
Hpwenstein, lot 2, square SIS, $40
Ninth street northeast, between C and d
streets-Antonio Bueed ct ux. 10 Vito Sisti
and Teresa Sisti lot 36. square 93s $40
A2 Eighth street northeast-Michael +. Breen
and Margaret c. Breen to Jane ]. Breen
part lot 80. square s23. $40.
Interest-Charles ]. Malnati to Mary q, NAL
natl. lots 2s. 90 30. 33. %. IS and s. square
Sssi lots 1855 and lss square So; lot i3i,
square $50. lots La and l6s square SO, SO
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Detroit Aldermen
Held for Examination

DETROIT. Aug. 7.-Nine Detroit al
Stein n police court here yesterday on
the charge OF bribery in connection with
action on the petition of the Wabas sh
Railroad Company for violation of a
certain part Of Brooklyn avenue.
J. Walsh. Joseph l.. Theiken and Lew
is e. Tossy stood mute when asked to
plead and plea of not guilty was en-
tered for them. Alderman Alois A.
Deimel, David Rosenthal. Arlin j. Os-
ternwoski. Lewis Brozo and Frank j.
Mason pleaded not guilty. ~,
Police court examination was set for
a August 70 and they were released on
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Six Lynching Suspects
ShadoWed In Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Aug. Material de-
velopments in the Brooklyn Christ
mas day lynching case at Brooklyn,
are promised by the detectives for
today after the four men who were
arrested on Monday are all lodged
safely in the jail at Annapolis.
One of the detectives admitted that
six suspects now at large are under
constant surveillance and that night
and day they are never left unshad-
owed. :.
At least two of the suspects whom
the detectives, have under surveillance
are said to be men of prominence in
the community, whose arrests will
cause sensation,
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Cannibals Reform and
Stop Eating Fellow-Men

EAST NoRTHFIELD. Mass, Aug. T..
For the second time in his career as
a missionary in the New Hebrides, the
Rev. Fred Patton returned to civiliza-
ton to deliver addresses on his work,
which formed a feature of yesterdays 8
Christian Workers.
Mr.. Patton told of his experience with
cannibals of the South seas and of nu-
merous narrow escapes from death He
the missionaries the islands now had
been transformed, and former man-eat-
ing lighters had become peaceful citi-
zens. He appealed for more missiona-
ries TO be sent to that region.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Harvester Trust Case.

A bill Of exceptions to the answer
nied by the Harvester trust in the dis
trict court OF Z Paul Is being pre-
pared af the Department of Justice.
Action in this case VIII follow closcl3
the lines pursued in the case against
the steel trust. In so far as the Depart
ment or Justice Is concerned. II will
msrts bill Of exceptions IL died.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Charges False Arrest.

False arrest is charged in suit for
5000 filed In the District Supreme
Court by William Bolts, colored,
against Herbert Claude and Mrs. Edith
M. Newlands, wife of Senator New
lands. II IL alleged Bolts was arrested
at the instance OF Claude on May is,
last, charged with cutting down twenty.
i've trees on property belonging TO Mrs.
Newlands, and was subsequently, ac-
Quilted In Police Court.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
Sales Today on ..,
&. The Local Exchange

Capital Traction SIS, u. .0o0a111h. $1,000
lily
Columbia Railroad 6's. s5Oo91M.
Lanston, 20a92.
Washington Virginia Railway com.
mon, 5QS0k.
Union Savings Bank, 10q25o.
\ After call-Washington Gas, $5000110h
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
New Aeroplane Route.

Postmaster General Hitchcock has an
to be operated at Fort Recovery, Ohio,
August g.. Z, and 8. One trip will be
made each day, according to the au-
thority granted. from the aviation
grounds to the Fort Recovery post
office.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
manager local branch. Colorado Building.
ali I'D
The Washington times., 1912-08-07

SPECIAL MEETING Of Brickiayers' Union.
No. /. OF ID. c., Wednesday, . p. m, Au-
gust Z. at Typographical Temple, for the pur.
pose Of revising the constitution: ali mem
6ers requested to be present GEO. w.
The evening world., 1912-01-15

pieces Of Handmade underwear. heavy
with embroidery, on the little ones dur
Ing the mime months. one small slip.
the thinner the better. is sufficient.
The mother who really loves her
baby n desires to give It the best
chance Of life Is the mother who ac-
quaints herself with its scientific care.
IF 1t u q physical possibility she
nurses her Child herself. Bo.tle-fed
The evening world., 1912-01-15
SHOW GIRL BRIDE
Of 24F|GHTSS SUIT
OF AGED HUBBY"
MarkOwitz, Who Made Mildred
Gibson Fifth Wife, Seeks
Annulment.

Mildred Gibson will appear In the SUI
preme Court. Brooklyn. to-day to con-
test her husbands suit for annulment
OF their marriage. lie is Samuel Marko-
wits. q wealthy real estate operator In
Harlem. Miss ~Gibson-that's her stage
name-says she hasn't changed a whit
In her conviction that old men make
the best husbands. but q girl should
make sure she gets the right old man.
She was eighteen and he sixty-two
when they met pix years ago. Miss
Gibson was becoming known as a
Broadway stage beauty. Markowltz's
wooing. she says. was a champagne
lobster-violets -auto-jewels affair. lie
had married four times previously.
three divorces and one death deprlviny
ham Of those helpmeets.
The wedding took place on March
10, 1905. All was in readiness for
the ceremony when Miss Gibson DIS
covered she had forgotten a 5000 neck-
lace Markowitz had given to her a few
days before. She said she couldn't pos
sibiy be married without II. SO princi-
pals and guests waited until Marko-
w!tz dutifuily went to her home and got
The evening world., 1912-01-15
SIR HERBERT TREE STIRS
LONDON THEATRICAL WORLD.
First Titled Actor TO Accept a Music
Hall Engagement, He Brings
a Storm OF Criticism.

LONDON. Jan. 15-The theatrical world
here Is surprised by the determination
Of Sir Herbert Tree to begin a music
hail engagement IN Jan. 81 when he
will play THE Man Who Was" . dram
atization OF Rudyard Kipling's story.
Sir Herbert Tree will be the first titled
actor to appear on the variety stage
and 1t is said that his colleagues. Sir
George Alexander and Sir John Hare,
regard the new departure az beneath
the dignity OF q member of the nobility.
Moreover. Sir Herbert Tree Is Chairman
Of the Theatrical Managers Association,
which has heretofore opposed the COM
petition Of the variety halls with the
legitimate theatre. He In fact led the
movement.
Sir Herbert Tree justiies his change
OF opinion by the recent action OF the
Lord Chamberlain in legaliz!ng the pro.
duction OF sketches at the variety halls.
II Is freely predicted that Sir Herbert
Trees colleasues will show their resent
ment at his action oy dcpOsing liz
from the chalrmanship of The Theatre
cal Managers Association.
The evening world., 1912-01-15
the necklace. His wedding s,f. was .

the necklace. His wedding gift was .
touring car.
On the honeymoon trip TO Atlantic
city, Markowitz alleges. his wife tor
mented him by flirting with other men.
especially with an elderly gallant who
met her after the couples arrival at an
Atlantic City hotel. Tie bride called
this person Judge" and kissed him,
too. on the day following the wedding,
Markowitz says.
On May 81, 1906. Markowitz had his
bride summoned to the Harlem Court on
a charge OF stealing Jewels valued at
N,0W. The hearing developed the fac
that the jewels had been given to her
before the wedding. The case was
thrown out OF court. Mrs. Markowltz
left her husband and went TO Europe to
recuperate. While there she was in
formed thai; he had sued for annulmen..
His complaint recited that he had
challenged the kissing Judge" to a
duel. Markowitz went to Fort George
with three cconi and with pistols, pre-
pared to fight, but the Judge failed to
appear. Justice Seaburv awarded Mrs.
Martowitz $1,000 ounse fee and tenn
porary alimony OF 500 n week OH July =.
1906, in the supreme Court. In January.
1907. Markowitz was declared in con.
tempt for failure TO pay the 1llmony
and was sent TO Ludlow street jail.
The evening world., 1912-01-15
QUARTER METERS SHUT OFF
GAS, SAVED FOUR LIVES.
Man, Wife and Two Grandchildren
Overcome Before Supply was
Stopped Automatically.

SkoRRSA
The fact that the gas used in Jacob
Rothstein's nat at No. 126 Attorney
street Is supplied through Q quarter-in-
the slot meter saved the lives Of Roth.
stein. hfty.nve years old. his wife,
Esther. ~forty-eight years old. and their
grandchildren. Max and Louis sempf.
eight and four year, old respectively.
to-day. The four were found uncon.
sctOus In the apartment overcome by
gas. but the supply had been shut OF
automatically by the expiration Of the
twenty-hve.cent limit before enough
had been inhaled by any one to cause
death.
Rothstein ana his wife celebrated .
wedding anniversary last night. The
guests remained late and the two little
Erandsons. whose home 10 at No. 19
Pitt street. were asleep when the fes-
tivitles closed. Mr.. and Mrs. Rothstein
volunteered to take care Of them for
the night. To add to the comfort Of the
children Rothstein lighted . mail gas
stove in their room. which ad1oinsd
that of himself and his wife.
The tube connecting the stove n the
gas jet worked loose during the night.
Max Yachton. Rothsteln's assistant At
a market stand. discovered the trouble
when he visited the Attorney street
fat to Inc out why his boss had not
sho wn up three hours after his usual
time.
Rothstein and his wife were removed
to Gouveneur Hospital. Policeman
Harley. by sensible first aid treatment,
had revived the children before the am
bulance arrived.
The evening world., 1912-01-15
Rubber Goods:

Rubber Goods:
Guaranteed Hot Water hot
sis' - Sss' .'ne', VANS ,..sr
Guaranteed Fountain s,s
10 to siooaa's. at. ..sOc
Guaranteed Rubber 0lOves-
All sizes: each pair In hoy.
Face Cloth Cases--Assorted
colors; In rilki values ~
Co., n sponge "t iss..sbccl"I
3D. 'Sci nc. '"'. ~:
Medical Atomise~s. .31e
IPerfumery:
Writings Euailsh 1lora'
Naudh eschief Extracts
Assorted odcrs. .oz. '.t
S"nr nn.i. crrn,i"s,r Ess;rne,".'
Nssorted oiors. In t-os.
glass stoppcrcA bottles;
regularly soc: at. :tNc
Br~rh~r's Handkerchief Ex.
Royal Dciccs."' "Lc
Tyiinflisc aH',GIc i"A@"s sssm
rlityins pcri elton OF The
perfumcr's art: IN bo..s..
rivers Extruc,s In hulk;
lac Trcfle, n r g.
Nzurcn. Sntranor. Pom
whninr's .yiois,s OF Mr.
MANDY" Watcr....,... nc
suurrbn Toilet Watcr-Ns.
sorted odors: Gilt stup.
p.red ~ lies: rcruln..y
Johann maria t'arlns Franz
cologne Wicker covered
battles wholesale NaImr
Si.2,. sprclal. .5Ot
Sunerbn CrrDc rapcr
snrhrts- Assorted odors.Nc
Soaps
Toilet soaps -AssoI,rd odor,.
WntI"r line; worth ior
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swift's .'Iriendship'' Line
Toilet suaW nox o.
swin., ..Ma,in. kilio,i''
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AvnOur's "Romansn" Toilet
sonps-Pcr box OF 2 calCa.
tsr
IDr. snow Celebrated sweet
Cream CompirSi0n >o,p
Absolutely unre; ncr cake.
~ or bos of i cak"s fnr
Bioomingdalr.' ~ ioir'tr ne
rmrmc" Toi,et soaD Fer
huA ~ :, -cakcs... zoe
ssI.n pnssO n~i VIA" lurori-
ed white Castillo S"RW
Absolutely pnrc; prr lnN
Of 10 cakcs. specla. ,chc
Excellent Oiivr on CASTLE
SOAP Crccn, bar az about
Green Give oil ca.tii. soan
lar weighing about -
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The evening world., 1912-01-15
Brushes:

Tooth Bru-'e. - ExcelIent
white bri.tics: values Yp
S.,G Sac; ~. backs:
sood selected Tampico
Nail .-rst~ --iS.iie: worth
Nsi parh.. SOLID wood
hacks: absorbed bristi.s;
Ksnf's. ''iyir Benz Hand
Brushes --'alSo i5c; at
Nail Isru,he- - solid wood
backs. ~escetlcni sciec,sd
bri.,lcs: ,nIp 3ac: at. use
Hair Brus1es Rubber
solid Wood Sack 1hals
Brushrr- t'oi. olive. satin
wood. -VO'l.ert white
brlsties; n~tu,ilr worth
Bath brush. long
or strip handles; value
ua,lhc 'ur,,,.w WIN long.
detnrhao,c handles; vaiye
MG1srv ii,,1 brushes -
Ebony D,rss: excellent
selected whit. DrEtieni
each .Al.sBo
Manicure Articles:
Dr.. Snow ! urid-re--ror re-
novinr salns aud cuticls
Dr, Snow is ihiiIar. Sail row:
s."erbn N.n Inn.
The evening world., 1912-01-15
January Sale of Toilet Goods

Medicines. Rubber Goods, Rubber and Manicure Arfcts-An Event That Saves
Money on Goods Of QuaLhy-Absolute Purity and Full Weight Ouaran
The evening world., 1912-01-15

babies die by the score whore the baby
that 10 nursed survives. But IL the
mother finds 1t necessary to feed the
baby artiiciaaly she takes special care
TO make the feelings regular. to keep
the milk supply right and to sterllize
the bottle each time II 10 used.
This idead mother Is never o busy
to sec that the baby has its tub oath
every day. with special s~pongings in
summer weather. She keeps 1t In the
largest and best ventilated room. and
takes care that It's little bed Is cool In
summer and warm In winter.
There are tho wise ways Of show.
Ing motlierly Affection concluded DR..
Bensel.
The evening world., 1912-01-15
COaclaman Ends His Life.

Frank Cunningham, coachman for
Rhinelander Stevens OF No. II East
SiXty-third street, committed suicide
early to-day In his boarding house at
No. $50 Park avenue by cutting his
throat with n razor. III health was the
cause Of Cunningham's act. Arising
early to-day Cunningham shaved him
self in the kitchen. Then he went into
the dining room. lay down on a couch
and cut his throat.
The evening world., 1912-01-15
There he spent six months.

There he spent siX months.
Markowftz began a new suit for an
nulmcnt of the marriage In Brooklyn
last September on the ground that his
beautiful show girl bride had never
been n wife TO him. The woman failed
to put In a defense and the case was
about TO go by default when Attorney
George Cru appeared for the wife and
secured permission to open the default
and prepare a defense. The attorney
claimed that Mrs. Markowitz had
never been served With a summons In
.to enan
The evening world., 1912-01-15
REALLY CAN LOVE
BABIES TO DEATH,
SAYS DR.. BENSEl
Superintendent Of Department
Of Child Hygiene Gives
Z Some Terse Don'ts.
AGREES WITH CHICAGO.
Main Thing Is Not to Over
Rkdte Tootsy-Wootsie With
Too Much Guiding.
AGREES WITH CHICAGO.
MGr9uevife M0oeys Marshall.

Marguerite Mooeys Marshall.
'K1iiing with kindness" 10 something
1neso than mere metaphor when children
&c - question. II the too-fond mother
SO't careful TIE phrase translates itself
Int hard fsct. For once. New York
enA chicago are agreed.
Dor the CITY nurses Of the Chicago
SCHOOLS have decreed that the 'rock-a.
BY SUR must be barred In tho classes
giving i~astruction in the care Of infants.
Here are some OF their ironclad rules:
Z "Dont ROOT baby to sleep st
AgAA
:. 'DenAt excite baby, even Il II 10
eurg11ng dslightsdiy.
sDon't throw baby over the
sAeulasr IKE = ssok OF aour.
"DoAt lay baby face downward
aoross your knee ana beat . drum
eau On - back"
To AL OF which DR.. Walter Bensel.
Superintendent Of the Department Of
Child Hygiene for the New York BOARD
The evening world., 1912-01-15
MANIFEsrlNG MoTHERLY KIND
NESS IN THE WRONG WAY.

There 10 one other wrons way In
which the affection OF the mother who
loves not wisely but too well manlfes,s
itself. She Is apt to oveiIrcss tho baby.
particularly In hot weather. This IL the
spsolai tSihng of tho mother with money.
pon't p.t dainty dresses and several
The evening world., 1912-01-15
Medicines:

VbSOtSt %
t'eiiows., syrup Of HyHc.
phosphites ...... .VVc
Giyco rhy moiine--i.arEc.
lpjohn's pheppinx ..N
rarke. Davis q Co. "tio-
pheu" rtl1s-Bot. OF loo.
Dr., Snow r.,o,,d. o, ny.
droaen--U. 9. p: In Zoe
DR.. snow Reef. icon and
Wine -- Made from unrest
sherry wine and ,vuc eN.
tract OF beef; fun mint
houtle -Uc
Phlnip.' Min Of Magnolia.
Ale
~. SNOW Pure Distilled
per cent. Grain alcohol. u
DR.. snow Emulsion Of Cod
Liver on. tOc and 2or
Dr. snow Pure Norwegian
Cod liver oil zoe and .tc
Dr. Snow Granular Citrate
~ Marn.sia-i-cz bot Inc
Dr. SNOW Eff-rvcsceut 80
dlum Phosphate ic.
bottle -"
Mnuiuckr odt's sugar of Milk
Pull lh, zoe
MaiHnch rodt's sodium rhos-
phate-Ftll H.. can. zoe
Dr. snow Casara-Asomai,r
ar SNrrnda-4-os. bet. zoe
This List NJ 1Sc-U. +. p:
Dr. Snow sweet Spirits NJ
Nltre. Aromatic Spirits ~
ammonia. Essence n Pen.
pernint. Essence or IA
mnire Ginger. Castor Oll.
C,mphorated on. Tincturc
~ Myrrh. Arnica Ilri-
ment. sun Cholerr Mix
turr. Giycerlne. Givcerinc
arr Rose wrter. paresor-
f.. Spirits OF camphor Fly
qvrup. 1fncture Of Dcn-
zoln, Sore Throat or Tom
Suits Gerrlc.
DR.. SNOW Bicar bonate ~
Soda--Aoout or. hoy.5c
Dr. SNOW Mustard rlnstcrs
Ten leaves. on cloth.t'r
Dr. Snow p~iasters --Bcliadon-
na. Capsicu;n: each &c
DR.. SNOW seldiltI Powders
One dozen pairs; double
wrapped. In tin box 80. tOc
The evening world., 1912-01-15
GOOD HYGIENE NEVER TO KISS
THE BABY.

O0rUAIIuy II CHIC CAu DC ioVcu W
dealh.'' DR.. Bensel declared yesterday.
IL by Iove Is meant continued handling
and caressing. From a strictly hygienic
standpoint, II would be better never to
jdss Q child m never to handle It
eMspt when absolutely necessary. But,
Of oourse. nobody would expect a mother
to assent to such a decree. and In actua!
praoues . moderate amount OF GUIDING
doa6 no material harm.
The point II. that the motherly anec-
tn must not result in ~over-exciting the
bAby and consequently injuring it, nerv-
ow system. Such treatment seems to
NJ particularly unfair. because the
poor littA sufferer has no way OF pro.
esOe1ng sfRectuaily against 1t.
"At least q baby should be left alons
when HI u III. In the sense that he
should not be handled. Watch him
carefully and give him the tenderest
care In the matter OF food and medicine.
nut Aon't cuddle him. When you are
I'll yourself you wan to lie quiet and
alone
Never begin the practice Of rocking
the baby to sleep. Put It down on a
coon hard bed. which It may have all
10 itss,f. and see that the room is quiet
ana dAyk. Once the habit of rocking Is
esun Il 10 dinicult to break. and the
best way IL not to start It.
NO CONSIDERATION At ALL FOR
BAeY's STOMACH.
MANY babies are troubled continually
with stomachache and collie because
their Mttle stomachs are all the time
distsnded with milk. Whenever they
cry with the pain their mothers prompt
" offer them more food. 1t Is so much
easter. particularly for the nursing
mother, TO feed the baby than to listen
to ~ walls
The mother who gives the baby
eyerything Il cries for includes an
alarming amount Of wrong food among
her weak concessions. She hastens -
set baby up at the table m then the
little one has only to cry and reach
after some dist to receive at least a DIT
Of Il. no matter how unsuitable. Many
children under two years OF age are
sivsn beer to drink. Others are allowed
70 feast or sausages. pickles. caKe or
anything else that happens to be around
In the same class Of dangerous IN
du1gences are the various soothing
syvups'' with which the marSet IL Hooded
They should always be avoided. as well
a. the baby comforter None Of these
artificial products adds to the health or
happiness of children. although unself-
ish but ignorant mothers may labor
undAr that delusion.
MANiFESTiNG MOTHERLY KIND
NESS IN THE WRONG WAY.
There 10 one other wronS way In
which the affection OF the mother n
loves not wisely but too well manlfests
itself. She Is apt to overJrcss tho baby.
particularly In hot weather. This ~ the
spsclai fSidng of the mother with money.
Non,f Q.t dainty drasHas and several
The evening world., 1912-01-15
Toilet Requisites:

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best tooth and month
wash: regularly <5c: 81
3sr
DIR. snow Tooth Powder
p,arIy or psroxIde, Sc
Supesbp Tooth I'u.te-t5c
psr tube. or. ~ for 2Sr
n. 60. v."
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lp,'t nc
sunrron r,e'snn unirum
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wv
tin,'s Hair Health lnc
Nh' '''.'''..'''.S"
pr. >nom HAIR Tonic ,ns
no rupr'ipu' Sp'.'"'' ''"'
Ibr. snow Isntr bmDrOvrr-
HesnlariN 'sc' specihl':
Dr. Snow Daudrun Remedy,
'or
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DIR. snow I.lduld >'ssU
Hithcr. pcTfumed or m
s.S' ,.,'
softrI odo,t. 80. tar
DR., snow Celebrated Urv
shannon oz. opai .g..
Dr. snow Iins.t Imported
IS OF die
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VT Nno" ' Nat ''r ~,
W
Dr. snow NOsedilr Cold
Cream - Nourishes aud
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n"'" '" ~
snp-rhn Mnssaac Cream
hnt no Hunrflor ~ .nN
price ''''.'''''''."s"
The size. :. Tor. Use
N. vt-..,. C,..m-,oc &C.
" ~ r1c
I,r. snow C,,c.r,c,, I,~n,oip
and Hose Water Con-
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

emerge triumphant from the cons
fliet With tie hosts d evil ana that
The snow VII remain oil SIS slde-
walks until the sun melts Il Wao
are the police q Topeka That they
can order Rooseyeit Progre lye
% shovel snow Qansas Is living
under the pure democfaey Of the
Columbus speech, Before stubbs
cgn Re compelled TO clean his side
MaIks. The Initiative ana referendum
must pc employed II the courts
meddle the Judge must Be recalled,
Il TIE decision Is against stubbs, II
must bel submitted to a popular vote
to test ts eonstitutionallty
stubhsecan never he crushed under,
the iron heel Of Wall street while.
Kansas nains true to the faith
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07
HOW it womb work !,

~ = -. 2
1t may be taken for granted, 8 as
the sawheeling IntelAgencsr says
that a staunch organ Of a great
church such as the Presbyteriap.
Banner, will not let partisan feeling
control Its views Great weight
must therefore attach to some stri\
ing examples given by that journal
in discussing sthe doctrines LAID
down by, Colonel Roosevelt in his
Columbus Speech, to submit to a
popular vote the Interpretation of
constitutional questions by supreme
courts. The Banner is decidedly Of
the opinion that the Roosevelt doc
trine would prove disastrous. 1t
says: t.;i 81
IA scientific question has been re-
tfefFed to the experts in that science
for their examination and decision,
but after they framed their conclu-
sions Some one demanded, "Let US
submit it to the people out on the
street and let them confirm or re-
verse 1t !" "A number of physicians
we're called in consultation at the
bedside OF aopatient in a grave con-
dition, and they had agreed on the
course Of treatment to be pursued,
when some one said, 'Iet us hold
ward election. sop the treatment
Recommended and let the people de-
eide whether we shall follow it. !"
A number Of architects were called
upon to furnish plans for great
building, but when they submitted
their plans and specifications, a
wise man said, 'Let us submit these
plans to the populace and take a
vote before we accept them" An
umpire rendered his decision on a
| play, but It was held up until the
lbleachers could pass upon in. A
great legal case Involving the inter
probation of the Constitution of the
state was carried up to the supreme
cont, composed OF judges learned
in the Law, but when their decision
was rendered a restless and volu'
BILE citizen. with a new notion, Of his
own on the esubiect Of government
said, Let us submit this decision
to the people in a popular election
and thus the people shall rule