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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
Z RADY M1EJsK1EJ.

Ma wczorajszem posiedzenlu
rady nliejskiej rozporzadzmo,. a.
by kon1itet finansowy wdrozyi
sledztwo W sprawie warunkow,
pod jakimi wiezniowie W .domu
poprawy wykonuja prace "a kon-
traktem dla pracodawcow. AID.
Merriam zarzucii, re praca wiez-
niow sprzedawana jest uprzywi-
lejowanym kontraktorom po nj
skiej Genie bez otwartej konku.
rencyi. Fabrykanci piaca "a kaz-
diego Virginia 50 cent6w dzienatc
i w dodatku otrzymujs bezpiatnie
opal, swiatlo i miejsce. Miasto
takze dostarcza bezpiatnie albo
"a bardzo drobna sume miejsca
ma przechowanie wykoiiczonego
towaru. Chicago Broom Con1pa-
ny" wyrabia miotiy placi 50
centow "a wieznia. Chicago Lea
ther and Mercantile Co" wyrabia
przedmioty skorzane i placi rs do
35 cent6w "a virginia. Island
Purse Co." wyrabia pugilaresy i
piaci 87hc "a IA sztuk, lub 1S
cent6w "a Virginia.
Wydzias prawniczy przeslai do
rady miejskiej ordynans, zabra-
niajacy umieszczania W gazetach
/ ma tabelach afiszowych ogio-
szef falszywych, kt6re czytajace-
60 W biad wprowadzic moga. Od-
nosic sic ordynans ma specyalnie
do szarlatanow lekarskich. Ordy-
mans oddano do kon1itetu zdro--I
via. ..s .'~. s... ...''-. . ..
Do tegoz komitetu oddano TAX
re ordynans zakazujacy rozdawa-
mia bezpsatnych przekasek W wy
szynkach wyjatkiem popcorn
and peanuts. - ....r...
Burmistrz przesiai ordynans W
sprawie olsniewajscych swiatea
acknowledged, W ktorym pole
ca, aby kwestye te rozstrzygi
wydziai ekspertow. Ordynans Cd
dano do komitetu ssdowniczego.
Przyjeto ordynans, wymagaja-
cy Cd szofer6w, posiadajacych ze-
zwolenia, azeby wszeFkich wy
padkach doniesli natychmiast ma
najblizszej stacyi policyjnej.
Upowazniono kon1isarza robot
publicznych do ogioszenia pros
by o oferty, ma budowe nowego
mostu ma I'll. Lake. ..,. -.
Nowy most takze bedzie wkro-
tee wybudowany ma III. Wells.
We czwartek popotudniu odbe-
die sic specyalne posiedzenie ra-
dy rniejskiej W sprawie projektu
budzetu ma rok nastepny, ktory
miejski ma przedlozyt.
GALE PIETRo w GMACHU
POWIAToWYM OLA BE-
F.. DoMNYcH.
Ma >wczorajszem posiedzeniu
wydzial powiatowy uchwalii, aby
Gale dziewiate pietro W gniachu
powiatowym, obeonie bedace ME
zajete, oddano do uzytku miasta
jako schronisko dla bezdomnych,
ktorzy W innych dornach miejsca
ME moga znalezt. Miasto ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
JapORia budujG OheB. = Roosevelt " AmeUce
POIudniOWej. = Wig$Ci pod BiGgUna,
k4opoty Nierroieckie.
SufralystE 0 Prsydanta WsOna, = zs straM Calumet
SkaT1sni. - ThaW Nosi pzIscis poreczanla' -
SWiatu dla mdYnarh

ske, re Huerta wraz z rodzina O.
puscii stolice schronii sic do
Guadalajara, lima zn6w wieSc
podaje, ze przenosi on stolice do
rniasta Iguala W Stanie Guerre-
70: wszystko to uwazaja "a zie
oznaki, mianowicie obawiaja sic,
ze stoiica MexyE jest gwaftownie
zagrozona przez Zapatystow
grasujacych W Stanach, sasiadu-
jacych bezpoSrednio z Mexy-
klein: ataku ma miasto spodzie-
wac sic mona jakoby lada dnia,
Mexyk ma bye odciety cd Swia--
ia i reszty .kraju, poinocy
przez. Carranzistow, Cd :polpdnia
przez Zapatyst0w "a tylko komu-
nikacya kolejowa Z Vera Cruz
Jest otwarta, inne linie kolejowe.
w pewnej Cd stolicy odlegioscl,
sa juz pozajmowane przez. rewo-
lucyonistow. Huerta 5ciaga woj-
ska do stolicy = gotujac sic z
pewnoscia ma d,uzsze oblezenie,
podobno ma on nadzieje skon--
centrowania 10000 ludzi pod
swa komenda. Najwiecei niePo--
koju powoduja pogoski, IL tysia-
ce Zapatystow przebywaja W u
kryciu w samej stolicy i +ci O.
tworza miasto swoim towarzy-
szom, gdy przyjdzie do obleze-
MIA. Mic pewnege, o TEN ME via
domo, bo Rad wszelkie ~takie
wieSci tiumi energicznie. >.
-. Rewolucya szerzy sic szyb-
ko w calym Mexyku centralnym
i poiudniowyn1:: W Stanie Jalisco
diva niiasta oswiadczyly sic "a re-
wolucya, a kilka garnizonow
wojskowych zbuntowaio sic
przeciw Huercie; W samym Sta
ME Mexico, zoinierze licznie de-
zertuja do rewolucyi. Zdaje sig,
ze koniec wiadzy Huerty zbliza
sic szybko i nieuchronnie. &.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
W1Esc o WYPRAWIE Po-
LARNE]

Ottawa Kanada. Ssgrtrdsaia. -
Nadeszia tn wie5c 20 wyprawtC
podbiegunowej Stefanssona, kto'
ry donosi. re statek jego nKar'
Lux dostal sic ma poinoc od
Alaski w lody, pradem morskin
pedzone ME vie, gdzie sic O.
becnie znajduje: sam kierownlE
wyprawy znajdowai sic ma po-'
lowaniu w tym czasie, kiedy sta
TEX zostal uniesiony przez To-
dy. Dalsze losy wypraWy ME So
wiadome.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 9 grudnia. - Podo0nc
w Alzacyi raz poraz ponawiaJa
sic nieporozumienia starcia po'
miedzy wojskiem pruskiem a lu'
dnoScia miejscowa; ostatnio dc
takich nieporozumien przyjst
mialo W Strassburgu, ale szcze'
goly ME sa znane, lub ogloszone
w parlamencie socyaliSc
podnosza stanowczy projekt. a
by kanclerz byl odpowiedzialny
"a wszystkie postepki cesarza, O.
raz aby bez apelacyi ustapie mu'
siaI, jesli parliament tego zaza-'
da.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09

SocyaIlScl, prZeWaZnle Iez Jaw
niejsi juz czionkowie gabinetow.
Prasa przepowiada krotki zywot
nowemu gabinetowi i przyjeia
60 dose sceptycznie.
= Wiadze miejskie wydasy
przepis, zabraniajacy kobietom
nosic dlugie szpilki kaPeluszy
bez opatrzenia chsachronami
tax, by ME groziiy okaleczeniem'
- Fabrykanci nowych sukien
damskich i .,kompozytorzy" no
wych mod utworzyli komitet, "a
dajacy zabronienia fotografom
zdejmowania obrazkow z ich
,,kreaeyi", gdy te poiawiaja sic
ma bulwarach paryskich, ma wy
Scigach / W innych miejscach, W
kt6rych zbiera sic smietanka to-
warzystwa: take fotografie ma
ia mianowicie zbyt wczeSnie po--
pularyzowac hub - osrnieszac o.
we nowe pomysiy mody.
z ANGLII.
Londyn, 9 grudnia. - Provo
dyrka sufrazysetek wojowni-
GEEK, Pankhurstowa ma sic pre-
siedlic do Francyi, ably sic u
wolnic pred nprzesladowaniem"
policyi angielskiej; jak wiadomo,
zostaIa ona uwolniona "a kaucya
ma siedm dni z powodu giodow-.
wi, urzadzonej w wiezieniu; zda-
je, sic, 5e wiadze angielskie ME
>beda jej zbytnio przeszkadzaly W
wyniesieniu sic zAnglii.
49,. z WkoCH. ">:
Rzyrn, 9 grudnia. - w par
lamencie wniesiono interpelacye
W sprawie projektu wykluczania
re, Stanow Zjedn. imnigrantow
analfabetow, wsrod ktorych Wlo-
chow jest wielka liczba: z iawy
rzadu odpowiedziano, IL interwe-
niowanie W, sprawach wewnetrz-
nych Amerlki jest niemozliwe.
z JAPoNII. ,
Toxic, 9 grudnia. - Ogioszo-
no tu nowy program marynarki i
rzadu japonskiego; zspowiada on
budowe trzech nowych okret6w
wojennyth:: jeden Juz sic budu-
je. - -.5
ROOSEVELT w AMERYCE
+ .- PoLUDNIoWEJ.
AsSuncion, 9 grudnla. - Ex-
prezydent Roosevelt odbyi prze-
jazdzke wraz z prezydentem Pc
na po rzece la Plata, ma polka
die kanonierki Constitution.
Z Panamy donosza, re pa
nj Rooseveltowa, podrozujaca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09

The Oldest POTlsh DaiIy IN Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
Z Rady NIiejskiei
UChWa|OnO Wdr0zenie $Ied1Wd
W spraWie naduzyG W DO
mu popraWy,
OLA BEZDOMNYCH.
WydziaI poWiatoWy dale Gale pietfo
ma sChroniSkO.
Uparte stanowisko kolei.
Oponuja posunieciu Iokacyi dWoTca ma pOIudnie.
Podarki gwiazdkowe - Sledztwo " sprawie cen jaj.
Komisarz Czarneci przemawia do kobiet.
Process oszustwa wyborcze. = Ha-
nish oddaje sic W rece wiadz.
Uparte stanowisko kol
Oponuja posuniRciu Iokacyi dWoTca ma po|udnie,

poniesc. koszta ,odpowiedniego u
meblowania. %
Ma wczorajsza sesye przybyio
takze> 50 kobiet, 'ktore pozniei
pietro rzeczone zwiedzily orze.
KY, ze wcale ME przedstawia sic
tax zle, jak to niektorzy komisa-
RE twierdzili.
Komisarz budowli Ericsson jed
nakowoz obawia sic, re pietro, to
ME odpowiada wymaganioml
przepisanym dla t. wv. lodging
houses"
RAPPORT komisyi bezroboeia dis
zostai przedio1ony burmistrzowi.
Doniesionol wczoraj policyi 0
dwochs wypadkaeh snierci wslus
tex zimna.
Barney Lubey, handlarz sznu-
rowadei, ktorego widywano ma
rogu ulic Chicago ave. i Gauit
Ct, umarS W suterenach domu
blisko Townsend III. Freda Scar.
loe, zam. pnr. $3.50 South Halsted
ul., znaleziono niezywym ma rosu
ulic West Division i Canal.
PAM Marya O. Otis, Ralph O.
Otis i Joseph E. Otis ofiarowali
uzytek pieciopietrowego budynku
ma rogu ulic Jackson boul. So.
sangamon jake tyrnczasowy miej
ski lodging house"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09

branie W duchu protestacyjnyni
ptzeciwko amerykahskim konli--
sarzom, majacyrn kontrolowac e
lekcye, rzeczypospolitej; pre-
mawiali rownie IInezczyzni jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
z SAN DOMINGO.

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienis,
DE ma properta. 1i1o Milwaukee ay:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
ROOSEVELT w AMERYCE
. --. POLUDNIOWEJ.

Assuncion, 9 grudnia. - Ex-
prezydent Roosevelt odbyi prze-
jazdlke wraz z prezydentem Pc
na po rzece la Plata, ma polka
die kanonierki Constitution.
z Panamy donosza, re pa
nj RooseVeltowa, podrozujaca
wraz mezem po Ameryce PoSu-
dniowej, przybyia do Panamy do
Callao W Peru, gdzie bedzie cze-
kac ma meza. @....
q SAN DOMINGO. =.
Santo Domingo, s grudnia. -
Odbyio sic tn dose burzliwe ze--
Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienis-
DE ma properta. 1iI0 Milwaukee Az:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
Elections System Certain

with an accounting Of the state fair
funds and an inquiry into the COM
plants against the bookkeeping OF the
department OF agriculture issued a
public notice to all who had any In
formation they would deem OF value
to the committee in the way Of evil
deEce against the board to appear on
Friday or Saturday of last week. not
one complainant appeared to tell his
tale of woe. The editors OF Des
Mcines newspapers who have hlled
their columns with intimatoins and In
situations about state fair mismanage-
ment for many years never had Woro
to say to the committee. On the con-
trary number of exhibitors appeared
voluntarily to protest against the war
being made on the fair and to insist
thhat :he methods followed in the fair
management are recognized among ex-
hibito.s everywhere a s the best OF all
the fairs. The committee has not Je!
made or considered any report on the
board of agriculture. The lnvestlsa-
tioa, however, has been concluded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
NEW IOWA FALLS TERMINALS
Will Be Used Jointly BY Rock Island
and the Short Line.

Iowa Falls. March 1.-Assistant
General Manager F. j Easley. Of the
Rock Island lines. and Superintendent
Wallace. of the st. Paul & Kansas City
Short Line were in the city Saturday,
going over the plans for the new term
inals that vii! be used by the two roads
jointly. 1t appears TO have been def
nitely settled that the present depot Of
the Short Line viii be moved to the
crossing Of the two roads near the in
teriockinS tower, which is now used by
these two lines and the Illinois Central.
The depot is to be remodele0, and
will be used by the two roads jointly
for passenger business only. The old
depot of the Rock Island will be aban-
doned for passenger business and will
be moved 70 the site now occupied by
the gas plant. which will be moved this
spring TO make room for the changed
terminals. This depot viii De used only
for freight business and VIII be located
just north Of the freight depot of the
Illinois Central. While this change
will place the passenger depot Of the
two roads very near the city limits on
the east. il is cited by the officials that
the plan decided on seems to be the
only solution Of a perp!exing problem
that has bothered them for several
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
,NoMAR FxlIs ~ FIND \
GOLD. ON cocos ISLAND
Trsasurs hunting Expedition Comes
Back After Fine Time.

The treasure hunting expedition led
BY Miss Genevieve Davis. an English
woman, which had been looking for
buried gold on Cocos island for many
months. got back to the city Of Pana.
ma recently. A good time was bad BY
oil. No treasure was recovered.
Benito B0nit0 was a regular pirate.
who in the early part Of the nineteenth
century settled down to "dngeing the
beard Of the king of Spain" along the
coast of Mexico. When he got any
money together he buried It on C0cos
island after the manner OF pirates and
made a map with the skull and Cross
bones marking the spot where the
treasure was hid. His heirs have
made substantial living selling these
maps to those whom romance and the
works Of r. L. Stevenson have touched.
Miss Davis expedition started out
from Plymouth with one Of the maps
and q vessel armed with six FOUNDER
to fight the natives of Cocos island.
which lies $50 miles southwest Of Pan.
anna, on Sept 10 last The only wom-
IN besides Miss Davis aboard the ship
was her friend Mrs. Barry Till.
Two other expeditions left respec.
lively from France and Victoria, b. c..
with maps similar to that Of Miss Da-
Wis. Nothing has been heard Of them
recently,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
Clarion News Notes.
ial to Times-Republican.

SpeCldi 10
Clarion, March 11.-This city is very
proud of the rest room that has been
established and is being maintained
by the woman's club Of this city. II
is indeed fulfilling its mission. The
rom is in the rear of the city hall in
charge of Mrs. Thompson. Six thou
sand persons or an average Of twenty
three per day have visited the room and
partaken Of it's advantages. For "a
cents a child can be left for the after
noon and is cared for by the matron
Outsiders have visited the room and
enjoy the hospitality shown. The
business men are and have taken hole
of the proposition favora5ly and nave
done much for it's success.
Jacob Barth, of Eagle Grove, was IN
dicted by the grand jury for the illesa
sale of liquor and entered plea OF no
guilty. A jury was secured and tn'
trial was about to proceed when n
changed his plea TO guilty. He wal
fined $500 and costs and $50 attorney
fees which he promptly paid.
N. E. Mozingo has gone to iipeon
Ind. to visit his sisters who reside II
that locality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17

Washington, March 15.-Democrats
are still figuring out the relative
strength Of United States Senator
O'Gorman. Of New York, and Senator
Hoke Smith. of Georgia, following the
sensation when the democratic senator
ial caucus refused to choose Senator
Augustus O. Bacon, of Georgia, presi-
dent pro TEN of the senate and selected
instead Senator James p. Clarke, OK
Arkansas. The vote was surprise to
Senator Bacon and his supporters
Bacon is the Nestcr of the senate dem
ocrats and according to all the prece-
dents should have been chosen. While
Bacon is a conservative, he has never
been classified as reactionary, as
Clarke has been. Many think 1t sur
prising that O'Gormau. foremost pro-
gressive should have taken the lead In
the movement for Clarke.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17

at prisons ................ oo,VVo \
Perkins. To investigate as
to patents ............ oo,VUo
McManus. Provision for
advanced tuberculosis cases $4,000
Neal Prosecution Of inter-
state cases .............. EQUIV
Larrabee. Hog cholera SER
UNI laboratory ............ 2S,e0o
Sullivan. Printing new code
supplement ............... S0.ooo
Larrabee. Deficit at certain
state institutions ....... $4,000
Arney. Increase support SOL
dierS' home ............. 2o,o?V
Neal. Prosecution OF intra-
state rate cases ......... 2o.ooo
Perkins. Legislative refer
ence department ......... 2c.ooo
Smith. Three new state
, normal schools ........... 10000
Savage. School administra-
tration reorganization $4,000
DeWolf. Aid OF dairy and
beef cattle work ....... 1850
Jones Aid state historical
society -V,Vuo
Wilson. of Appanoose. Regis
tration births and deaths. 1900 |
Balkema. Epidemiolog zeal
laboratory ................ Ze,uoe
Neal. Increase salaries state
officials Observation-Disclosures. 1S.4uo
kimbal. Hotel Inspection. 4.0lo
Sullivan. Reports of acct
dents $500
kimball. New district judge 1000 /
Heald. Pay Clemens for
injuries o,ouV /
! Arney. Aid of grain grow
ers exposition ...-........ 5000 (
Heald. Additional district
judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Dunnega State entomology
zeal department ... 1900 .
Head. Woman as assistant
labor commissioner 1900. 5000 .
Wilson, OF -Appanoose. Fire
marshal department ...... $500
Smith. Bill as TO vital sta
,is,ics 10000
McManus. Increase in sup
port sanatorium 10000 /
Neal. Appropriation on
Gettysburg reunion ...... 10000 .
Sheean. Indemnity for Ha-
maker o,"Vo
Neal. Pay for paving in
Mount Pleasant .-... 1000 I,
Heald. Weights and meas
GreS Dill e,uuU
Neal. Aid of G. a. r. en-
canpnent .............. 5000
Perkins. Cold storage reg
ulation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Jones'. Increase salaries state
agents 1900
Francis. Pay Clara Bahs . 1000
Smith. Information gathered
on fish and game 5000
Legel. Aid in horticultural
work .................... 1000
. . .
In addition there are a number of
bills for smaller amounts, such IS the ,
inauguration pay; then a mum Der that
would cause expenditure but in how |,
large amounts could not be known in /
advance Among these latter are the |
following:
| Public utilities commission, cost
probably s15o.OOo
! State highway commission, cost pos
| sibly $4,000.
State tax commission, cost possibly
! 100000.
Employers liability bills, cost $1,000.
| Executive council Investigations, es-
timated at $4,000
| Widows pensions and teachers pen
sons. probably sloo,0 900.
/ Reinbursing persons, estimate at
| so. 900
! State detective department. prob
ably $4,000
| Sundry salary increases. estimated
at $4,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
FALLS II sToRIEs-LlvEs.
Workman Smokes Two Cigarettes At
or PLUNGE From Dizzy HEIGHT.

Workman Smokes Two Cigarettes Al.
Or Plunge From Dizzy Height.
John Brunnen. a marble worker,
twenty-six years old, fell down an ele-
vator shaft In the new Municipal build
ing Of New York from the seventeenth
story to the basement recently. He
sustained fractures Of both legs.
1t was q few minutes after o'clock
that Brunnen and some fellow work
men were waiting for an elevator.
Brunnen looked down the temporary
shaft, became dizzy and plunged down.
Workmen hurried to the basement *.
pectIng to find Brunnen dead. but In
stead the young man was lying on =
pile Of empty cement bags. He was
conscious. and his drst request was for
a cigarette.
Brunnen smoked two cigarettes and
was about to light third when Fa-
Their Evers Of ST. Andrews church ar
rived and put stop to the smoking
while he administered the rites Of the
church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
CANAL A PART OF THE U. S.
JUDGE Holds Residence There Entities
On. "a Al naturalization.

JUDGE Holds Residence There ent'e'es
One to Naturalization.
Judge Thompson in the nntnraliza-
tiou court ut Philadelphia recently de-
cidel that the canal zone Is n portion
OF the United States and that residence
in the canal zone permits person TO
seek naturalization IN this country.
The decision was given In the case
OF Louisa Eurath. The government
sought to bar the woman from natural
,zation. although she had been employ
ed as n government nurse IN the canal
sone for the last six years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
conr.d Nsws Notes.

Conrad, March 17-Mrs. W. c. 6oyo
is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Doron. Of Mt. Vernon
are visiting their daughter. MIS-. <. -
Witzigman.
The ho1 social held At the NJ. E.
church Friday night, under the auspices
of John witzigman's class. was great
success and netted the boys S27.S0 Tor
Easter money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
'NVILcox GLIDE" HAS ARRIVED
New Dance to Supplant Turkey 1ret 10
Invented.

A new dance. the Ella Wheeler Will
cox glide. was introduced recently IN
Earl hail. Columbia university. New
York. ut reception given by the
Western club OF the college. under the
auspices Of the university forum.
Mrs. Wilcox herself consented to
dance the newly invented steps. with
l.ouiS r. Chalif. formerly Of the Met
ropoIitan Opera company. as her part
ner. The dance Is IL sort OF comb1na-
tion OF the vnrsovienre and the min
net and Is intended To supp!ant dances
such as the turkey trot. which have
come under ban.
Miss Jane Peers Is the inventor OF
the Wilcox glide
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
Meaning Of silver Potato Ring.

Meaning Of Silver Potato Ring.
A silver potato ring was among the
gifts at a recent prominent wedding
in Ireland. The potato ring, 1t is said.
was commonly used on the Irish din
uer table in the eighteenth century
20 a support for the big wooden bowl
which held the piece de resistance OF
the family dinner-the potato.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
ALL BILLS ENrAlLlNG EXPENDl
7uRE OF MONEY NOW BEFORE
LEGISLATURE.
TRIMMING PROCESS NOT
REACHED BY COMMITTEES
Must Await Action Of Legislature on
Certain Bills Which Garry Large Ex.
penditures Aggregate Not Much
Different From Other Years - Mil
lion and a Quarter the Limit.
Special TO Times-Republican.

Des Moines, March 1I.-Under rules
Of the Thirty nth general assembly
il is not possible now for individual
members TO introduce bills calling for
expenditure OF MONEY. Some Of such
bills have been introduced the past
week but they orepr in not noticed. All
bills calling for appropriations must
come from the committees as such.
This is to mead off all general bills and
give the committees some chance TO
make up the biennial budget and de-
eide, in general. whs, can De allowed
and what can not Practically 10 ap-
preparations have been made as yet
One reason why the appropriations
committees have not got down TO ousi-
ness is that il is hardly worth while
until such time as there is an indica-
ton OF the probable outcome OF some
Of the bills which incidentally call
for expenditure of money. For in
stance, there is no doubt that the pas
sage Of the public utilities bill would
mean a considerable expenditure OF
state funds for the carrying on OF the
work. So, also, the passage OF the tax
commission and the highway commits
sion bills, would cause some eHpend!-
lures. Then there are some OF the
school betrerment bills that will call
for expenditure OF state funds. \ num-
Der Of salary bills should be considered
before the final budget is made up.
Trimming Point Not Reached.
So il is that neither Chairman
Mates Of the senate nor Chairman
Larrabee of the house has undertaken
as yet 20 figure out wherein 20 trim
down the askings and how TO make up
the final budget. They are just wait
ing until the larger bills are out Of the
way.
The aggregate Of the bills IS not
much different from what ii has been
in other years. Roughly speaking
there is an aggregate represented in
-he bills offered somewhere between
SIX and a half and seven million dol
lars. The uncertain quantity is IN
those bills which would call for eX-
Denditure the exact amount Of which
could not now he fairly estimated. But
several millions Of this can be put cut
Of consideration practically without a
second thought
The committees will work 10 the
theory that they can safely appropriate
about a million and quarter dollars.
There IS in sight but about mil
no, dollars. since the treasury was left
shorter than before in many years, but
undou bredly there will De an increase
- 80 -s~e,nas in some directions.
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