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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

-a'nins. nf zach m~tsii'~-r bs In s
ST. Opposes, I" this u is s~ii'
mated ,ha, ih. overhead charges nj
iirm. rsns- from So 4" S.""" per
dsS. and iha, 'ht Individual m-Hn''~ss
ot the ss"-h exchange lsey ssum ~"
to $50" la. 'or 'tinS "Si~rs"s,
ri-ir -~ais s..i tEs!I IRON si"."""
the lowest rr.ori. 'o So.."""- The
nigh MARI E,rc':s have hsnr.'i
'H., ,a- bnsin-s. .rau.ars-d "n No.
NrHi,cr - n-s,-d tue -Schanr~ firm.
IN commissions s:...:..: Counting
'hr-~ a. she H,sraE" number "i part
n-r. IN each OF ,h" 90" firms repre-
.-ni-i r...imisi. figured that tue
:.i". member. wouih h- .orr~d Ia
iiS. on that s...::..:. II day like
;his occur ir-rucnii'. II is said 'na,
many firms aud individuals will r-.
iir. I-t.r- ~" 'rS' Of the year.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

the I-nsfsr classes. amt many al ihrsc
thris,i,ns ~ unaBi. ,o spar~ the
annual du~s at 81 a Srar for memr
h.rbias
A. r.~snl' 81 nis Investigations.
Ar iiurTsss SAYS ,hTfT arr % .'""
rt.ssha~ snai,.~ in r-kins. and that
tnaay at ih-u pr"s ii. n"t "niN ior
III. msi-t.,. Lu' Tor fatalities Of two nr
three T., ssoHs 1n an income, at from
t"n '6 iifi-.'n '"pa-ss. worth irsa
fHsn hall III. vain. of the sane num-
H.f al Nrs"sir4.n t-ass. 10: dass ~
hfiri study al twenty OF th~s- men.
saws Mr. iirsz-as in a r-BoTt Just
rcmp,I~s. ''Tr,.ai-.. sh- fac, that
,rf, -r- m., sa ssass,y Ignorant and
hopeless aE W,sr; r~ supi,ns~d. 4
sn,L proportion ~ them 'an read.
nra ar thus "prn to- the inlir~n-r of
-as, 'Ein-.r ii'ers'ur"s
''rb~s" TIRE ,h.IsaniA .g appr-n-
tics and -ppioy.z IN the iarE.
stores who are virtually slaves.
v-okiEs IRON fourteen Z. .izhtcsn
hours +. .IsN vita aa Who'll. sou- re-
creation ana no shain.. f"I .-irrs-
ti"n. These men at. no, allowed to
i"ay" IN" s,.r-. Modern itdnsir,
has ne yet ssars"ly shown IT, head
In r"Eing. hut now :. tho time to
Great" prr,ic opinion which viii r"-
suit In the -pactmrntof laws making
inipic.sibi" ihos. conditions already
cN,sitne in the flriCri-a .f Osaka
aud Shanghai. In Osaka. thousands
CT women. iur'd In from tn" roun-
tr. ON fai..' promise. ar" forced to
work incredible hour. IN starvation
sanitary huiihinEs uru.r blankets
that a,c never for an hour without
user.
Tha, tiers - Ignorance OF the
gro.scst kind among tho lower class
IN pckinE aud vast field for chuca-
tion along tn" very simplest line, II
evident. \ coolic who was attend
icntsccisipy ythc' G-h iGbio.s u
ing tho Social Service club night
achoo, a.sco me whether America
really was u pla"c. or whether u wa,
vague like heaven. and added. What
do vol think" They say the world
IL round. ANYONE cno soc II isn't
The rickshaw coolies idea Of u re-
public was tia, Yuan Shi kai mad
become emperor. Hut perhaps this
shows .icns Of astutencss rather
,hsn ignorance.
'l.onS training To considcr ODDLY
exercise as irnoolc. and many wisr
rroccrts about s.thc. student who
burns the midnight oil, have brought
about class Of students for tho most
part physically weak. among whom
tuberculosis and eye trouble are
common.
The Wcsicrner N struck with tho
emptiness of, the itycs of the poor
and Oi The rich alikc. and the appar-
cnt lack OF hcvciUimtnt of the play
instinct. The coolies ideal Of II good
time is to go home and do nothing.
when n Ytunloai of tho college o. Ian
rtiages was asked what he did when
he wanted to enjoy himself he re.
piled. e! "nt. This is my fifth meal
today.
"Thc lack of wholesome amusc-
mcnts naturally results in participn-
tiOn in rnWr Jlesomn amuscments
Five years ago there was not II pool
room in Peking. There are now a
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
some a-,,n',. ..a-,a. in hand. v.su

some definite .sa~sa- in hand. Sssu
shi Esi hi-ss ~ viii hearth, eo.op~,-
rat. in +, rian Of -u,trh'"nnenis Af,
i'ursrss proposes that ali snr ph' ~
he'll. In 'h- lily. the ,h~a'~rs ana
..h"oi.. as ~"ii aa the for.tsu nts'
.isa.. .hrii i'y t,.r"vn o,~n To
rs.ar.isn ~ porniar rsihca',oa. win
pahi,r sa"aE-r. "h the platforms.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
HAD cATARRH
FIVE YEARS

NJ. JeAsA
s1sss ~ n
Nnss tih-
q u -. ~ . 8
troubled i've
yeAsB ~ ~ b
nIArvh rAs
oiAffh WAs
80 @SeW In
lin e = . Il
that his ufs
D & = - e q
IN 2 reAisAs4
A. ~ e1-
p ? % . . - %
hms~6. ~
b = d % y .
eaBs IN the
6s~s~
.sf esarv~
~ UH0 "
rs EeIlef
Many PNr-
tits n D q ,
Ve~ esM
Nlles1 nnA .
e . Z . 2 2 b
AS-AAllAf N
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
lRIGATlON BOND INTEREST
SUBJECT TO INCOME TAX

Wnahint'rn. pee. ..-intcrcst Ou
Irrigation bori- - subject I" tho In
-onn tan law. according to n treas
ury "ccision today which holds that
IN" so.,,ll-i "Ri.css,n.nt district are
nos political subdivisions "r public
utilities" within the ,nc.nrg OF the
law. Ticr.- are man, srsh disirte,s
throughout tho West.
Most anything IN printing nestly
executed and at reasonable priccs.
At the Chronicie-Spws Job roOn,a
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

the town" together. . e0Efsisrsis
siii approach the pair ana inquire
10. Information r.safaias Ia. iS-a-
lion 0t some Institution IA IA. sisN.
explaining thal he IL = stranger. In
'hs Maahsr III. three b~sonis inter
g.-s,-a shst ,hsy have a drink, eaeh
insisting sha. he De allowed To i66s
In. hill To settle the aisBot. Jhe
al the tSo sOnisdefsIes Suggests
iasi they match sains. ta- rrsnis '.-
ins that his sohfsasfsi. l@s@s- IA
paSink the bill he produces large
soii 0f money Hhtsaih@ second ois-.-
RAZOR draws 10 the at eh,ioa of the
victim sits the sasr@s, tina, 'hsb
hiatshing coins Thus the trap -
iaia. the r~~ai, s-ins shs, the s'rsh-
t,iiss ~ his r"ii nnaf thai E- has
i.~i his "an roll, II = saia iaai q
.ohkiatish ot members al ,his sans
Is ainosi imIs.ssibi- To s'''ain sn ln"
sharse OF larceny as the evidence al
NAYS show that the victim had been
,rsins To s~ihal~ the d.s-aasn' ana
In aaihs .ohsa broass, on bic "~n
m,siornn-
Tn" mos, expensive irHEa farm ia
al" soria is io~al-.; IN .a. at the
bu.i-si sections nj Gotham. fh~
plot. which Ias-. IN tffsh as-nn-. Is
tN.ntS-ns-~ feet sia- ana 10. feet
deep. !, i. assessed lot ,asa'i"h AZ
n-aris ss...""". Thi.. hs~ss tr. 'sa~s
nsi ihais ale its artuai ~osih Ne real
estate experts figure 'ra' the riot
Ia worth maf- than a million ioiiArs
owing 'a sh- iset .has II he =" sias<
to the ':Fs.a c-alrai station. 'h-
.sh.ss rNnE-s. stations ard ether
tfaiii. s.ns ~ni-n.sss Tats farm
1. an aSIes, Lesson to h,aaS thousand.
OF Go,h,niI-s and ether ''AtiS rass-
Ss, ahi results shos fiith .s"'''"
iaaaa H. ss productive at sh"irs N"s'
.sasi~ a. IN. aeassy iarsr truck
,s'a,. an i.nas Island AMI ir N~S
jersey. bu,i1s the lasts nrrm"f 'h's
farm p'.-'ur~i ".sn. I'~h.. beans.
ard lettuce snd ~. a~n"r- a.o "n'
yi'd =, riany of th-,F h-isa'-"Fs .fh"
a.- nn, ssi. IN secure s-s~;ahl" lar
,r.ir ,aSi.s .ro-, their nr- back
yards,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
NEW YORK NOW HAS
500 Feminine COPS
EAs,ea, Hall thousand Women for Police pay Expected
Aecenpliah Needed msSasnsion Wall Street
1rsgs Broken Below That Of Street S~esrers
Ham and Eggs Now Join Luxury Lis-Poiee Trou.
bed BY Matching Ssindless--C.ty Has
Worlds Most Expensive Timex Fam.

work In dsns' aaiis moyinE tir'ni"
ihri'"Ts. lee cream r.finTs AMI fnni-
lar r'H.'p ~ aml"'Hrni rfrmEh
the older ziri. wh" attend the isu-"s
it" uFFHuiFh''nn T. arl' 4" furnish
ruii-r Officials rrpo's ibs, viii SUP.
plS the latter with "Sii"u'" "lcnSh
I. rI.1r the Iaur' iriis "f ,rC Si"i'
oas element II the ''r.ii'- Eirl-
prove ss Hgic""ss'ul as til" 'unlir"
hlyH. an organization 'hri has
b'-n ~ operation for snmo time. II
Il achieved that tie "n,ir" 'i'y viii
l." rr1Htiy benefited
The 'rcirbcr. of she -;-CL "N-
change experienced the duilcst DAY
IN tn" history nf tn. -SshunS" on No.
"mh"r .t. when the rrand total of
hntinfsH transacted Prinrnt"d to ~
sea shares nt stock and SIS bonds.
on july II Of this year cnlS $685.
,hpr".r "f rtock exchanged hands.
making 1t 1T ,r1t time IN" record
da, OF tin. -Ncnangc's history. The
new figures. howcycr. haV" plunged
Wall street into attn deeper gloom.
There are ."D urm- r"rr"s"ni"d on
III, stock exchange. with 100 :'rcm'
hcrs listed. Tn" business TRANSACTED
on Nnvcmbr. =; uc''ri each firn
an average or si2i--thc AVERAGE
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

.iaiI rti So are no" ''''nE
risnud among tn" luNuEir. ~ the
I.o,hani,-'. breakfast table. owing
| to the ad,anc. In IN" price, "i "aE..
! which reached ~" kiEh".i mark fcr.
I rrai hnys ago when tn" wh"l"sai.
! price "I frc.h cas- was 80 cents u
| dozen. The retail price was some.
thing Ia make iictv Gr-rn AMI John
| y. WosS.f"licr turn pale. NJ IN"
offi," oI ore Of th. largest r"sisur'
ant .ompani.--an order has been is.
sued whereby the patrons ~ili lie
compelled 20 pos ." pcr cent more
pcr order II the: insist upon having
their VISUAL morning meal OF nam and
eggs. /, Is f<sicd that other rcs'.
aurlnt i...pciA big ana lit:ir. will
| follow suit. The "vg dealers claim
| that no. nor" than 30" OF ,h" i.si'
rasrs r"gri> I'd sc, nrai iavs ago could
| pnss Tot ,ahl. use. Tho member. OF
tho executive commit, OF til Iions'
wives, league have ordered n h"ycDi'
| Oh 'SsE Nn''l iH' N'' "'eb'' ~
member of tn" league claims that
they are sur" that almost million
homes will II. cscless within a few
| days md Il il hoped in this mannc:
III. dcaicrs throughout the rcuBt,
| will hr 'cr,"d ir lever the pric" II
u figure within the roach ui people
who are III ordinary circumstances
Il While Nrw Works. .!amh'na
houses nave hecn experiencing "N
'rcmcly lean iasn oi .rtc. there II
one kin,r .uf sxinhlor who i. still
ficurishiis thus Is the gang Of coir
ma,chcrs who orcrstc. IN the Times
4 sau,rc district and slonr Fifth ave
nuc. This gang is composed oi me,
ranging frc.r 81 10 20 wears old nnf
Il their victims arc usually norsons O
about the same age who ate. In tn
city for ;hc first time ami are out f."
a xcti time. M"mbcrr Ot this gam
meet tn" incoming trains and steam
ships where they spot their intended
victims The general plan of crcra
tion is to follow the new Omer to MI
hotel VI ere ono Of the operators VII
learn his nam, and a little infOnma
tion about aim. After all the prclim
inarics have been arranged, durint
which time the bunco man has mad'
the orumnintancc and has informed
him that he also is a stranger ir
town. and suggests that they "se'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
ARE YOU AN ARIZONA BOOSTER? IF so, HERE IS SOMETHING IN
 YOUR AID-IT'S WORTH WHILE
IR UPPER TOMBSTONE CANYON.

The 1913 Mining Edition of the Review IS being called for all the country.
 Hundreds of orders have been received by mail for copies of the number from all over Arizona.
 Orders are coming in every day from various states of the Union and from Canada and Mexico. Some orders have been had from Europe
 The demand Is such that it is apparent that the supplied.
 is for this that the Reviec advises those desiring copies of the Edition that th-y place their orders immediately
 The price IS 5 cents the copy. If mailed by the Review cents must be added for each copy, making total of B cents per copy.
 In return for the price of the Mining Edition. the purchaser receives l0O page Magazine section rep lete from with reliable facts and figures entertaninly put together setting forth the mining. and general industrial and agricultural and possibilities of Arizona. It is mine of absolutely information. No single line of the reading matter under the head of paid advertising, the enditon having been written with entire freedom from pay obligations and representing successful endeavor get away from the style of the usual special edition in which facts generally subservcn to favor pur chased by payment for wrte-ups
 Should you wish to assist in advertising the re- sources: developed and in process in Arizona you can't possibly adopt better method than sending copy of this magazine section to your friends east Remember the price mailed by the Review is 5 cents
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Safety In
 The Mines
Obseruance of Rules Must be Made--No
 Other Way Possible

~
 From the Copper oaseE Consoli- dated Mining Co. safety department there has just been issued by Safety Inspector w E. McKeehan bulletin dealing with a manner of accident which enables pointed reference of convincing sort to the need of follow ing the rules Mir Mckeehan says
 THE STORY OF THE MEN
 Fred Bose and nis partner were in iured by blast iu the Lowell mihe of ,his company several days ago. Ac. cordiLg to their own story they were shooting two plugs. One failed to go oG as soon as expected and after waiting about two minutes. they went back. When near the place. the charge exploded and one of the men was slightly injured. Remember, this is their own story, not that of one of the bosses. and. without doubt, it is a truthful ore.
 WHAT THE RULES SAY
 This is plain case of disobediencs of orders In your Book of Rules. Page IS, Paragraph II under the head o' Explosives read: @If said miner be not certain that all the shots have exploded no one shall be permitted to enter the place where such charges were placed, for period of thirty min utes after the fuses are lighted"
 THE MINERS CURSE
 Could any statement be more plain han that? Every employe of tEis cou- ,any has beer furnished with it's book t' rules and urged to read thein care fully. Ignorance in the eyes of the lav is no excuse. The company gave Bose and Eis partner % minutes. in which 10 wait in safe place. and to be certain that there was no danger of 6 slow fuse ard the shot exploding while they were there. Put they only took two minutes. What was the req son They werd in a hurry. that was all They mad been working only short time since lunch, and wanted to make a good showing in tue evst part before tue boss came arours. The average miner likes to make a good showing on the first part Of the shift. ard then take taper" toward the end. and. no doubt, these boys thought the same. and so they took chance the one thing that is the curse of all miners,
 LUCK WAS WITH THEM
 The fuse used in our mines burns az the rate of one foot per minute. and DO fuse is ever made up by the powder men less thar. two feet in length. and seldom as snort as that So these men bad waited oniy about the right lengts of time for the burning fuse to reach inc cap. The Iact that they were only .shgbtly injured is partly due to good luek and partly to the fact 1at the holes were short and loaded light but the next time the tale may be diff ferent
 THE LESSON CONVEYED
 I don't suppose for one moment that these men are any verse Iian the ordinary run of miners. or more will ing to run a risk But you boys must stop this thing of taking 90 many chances. Some day. your luck string will break. and then your friends wiu have to miss shift to sit up with ths mouruers You daLt want to make the acquaintance of the dsctss os undertskeE--yoa don't owe them
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
MINES, MINING, COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER

eredib per profits period
 
 shorty come s7 probable earnings sell at paying this low intrinsic the and shortly the win discount the profits due osput
 IN UPPER TOMBSTONE CANYON the Hig purchasing starting a of deyelopment Copper Higgins silver  promise opinion property successfully wnn great dea to Tombstone
 copsEa METAL srRENorAsneo the down.
  Added Tom the region whore they production, week there being decided streashening in the metal than wit at gravity: harry the conduct which keeping te metal reasonable ve when the high prices It hoped that the abnormal situation difficult problems
 rse COPPER SHARES. strong copper able bad market week in oeraby shape Their losses rais the rally ing side that may come about There has been 10 change m general expectation hand situation, 
 the tariff are all the side believe that possibilities  many points discounted from all The best that be hoped limits The public participating
 
 stocks They outright
  better right time to
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Highly Prosperous and ActiDe--More question District this and conducting mining and develop previous flourish with 
 localities district whh haa possible activity prevails at the present time
 FAR MORE THAN EXPECTED
 
 
 district the de
   it through or the work of development started period
  discovery considered opimisicaily based
 IMMENSE GAINS IN ORE predictions 
  ordinary of group operating the between 1900 and lsos there has  in United Verde accredited the metal world of worlds while Globe Clifton and Mo
 
 STILL ONLY A BEGINNING MADE Copper vastly year they point De story considered has been reached and the the other at hand the invariably shoulders showed before the veT the public bigger better things than before indicated
 COPPER shoald with districts of thugs mentioned that
  No eA been time into territory and Itself District accomplished this thing producing Isdeed adding every reaching considered belief that geological conditions iasfe
 COLE FURNISHES EXAMPLE. enasson paying winning probably
  marked down barren It making Dig district there of stockholders the District have made  Copper Queen likely similar for bst
 MUCH ORE WILL COME These incidents the Warren
 
 H Awaiting time and opportunity deal No limit indeed be sass< territory will probably biz to snong Risbee and that enjoys all Olr producing districts the
 
  this
 
 
 ENLARGEMENT OF SACRAMENTO SHAFT Delivery begun of esargemsnt s
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

 II Construction to Begin Soon--District is Doing Than Euer Before Metal and Shares Copper Queen five eorrn, This work The compartments increased and ager convenience to Hs emP'oyes well economically | A Al A GREAT WORKING The Sacramento stands daily than artery Copper Queen mines Warren District other needed the additional story great levels
 plans for deep
 cHJsN DRILLS GETTING RESULTS broadening ato very contpre findings
  the in the drills are showing both concentrating direct smelns 
 ing The which very erabe portion, is
 ERECTION
 larger drilling acties carry Is the prepare sacraGnto shaft for hh mine advantage
  0w Erada output will se sent Survey has bn made for d lOcatru it un desood rm eaatLe Sacramento where there considerable held
 NEW pReclpIrA1ae PLANT Copper Queen plant sruo ue Th be much larger tan tAe old ao indicating activities development expectations thereby plant ness the old plant Bhee Of omen waterway where the finding of low bo4es sAArruckARzosA WINS ATTENTION shstsacizOHa interest figured deserving of ali Ire good things that have hcon said about particularly tina company boaDa materially months larger shipments v present be hat earnings of the will doubled bV as dooauns appear take way ping hish grade but ma=ssemeEt likely pieY viii De followed he e9Spsny to ss held this city month AN VIEW OF sHArTUck. Indicating feeling in Iosns sahsSic brokerage office everything 10
 
 several higher for of producing inevitable Of all Just inpsS favorably Shatuck selling calling The this briefly
 
 Arizona s production blocked while
 
 
 present producing pounds copper per
 
 the sessr ss operation The cost the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Exbansion In The Warren District Ore Area
 Is Constantly Increasing Its Great Wealth

Cole Shaft Poudes Notable Instance the Immediate
 Shaft Started Mill
 Ac-More
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

the
  compartments win be handle coHvenjeRee employees ncree economically.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
TEST MllL ERECTION.

Adding the the fact that the sacranHnto shaft mine exactly erection
  first uuIt Of the which locain deTstood r1 eaabe the running I shines Sacramento where oonsideTable wate
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

a employing develop While n flourish o being there of cali prevails
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
cHusN DRILLS GETTING RESULTS.
4 GLIMPSE A A GREAT WORKING.

cburn drilling hnfe campaign findings excellent the in grade Is drills expectation in tAe this ing runRug very coEsia ersbIe portion, $ pure
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

(continued on Pax. 9
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
NEW pReclpITATlae PLANT.

Erection of the p:ocpang plan: Copper as along olos plant The ure En be much larger tn tue old also indicating the which have been Lord development xpe thereby justified plant in for the old plant in Bsbee because the sround needed order permit yeIopment and waterway where the finding I low boas working
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

ENLARGEMENT OF SACRAMENTO SHAFT Delivery es ess Sad
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

he highly interesting
  operating district the
  
  period beyond discovery considered to be optimsticaly based
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-02-28

Some newspapers have bitter
ly opposed raising the salaries
of judges and encouragement,
but we do not agree with them.
The lawyer who is capable of oc.
cupying a place on the bench is
entitled to a fairly good salary,
for much of it goes for the mat.
ter of travelling expenses and
board away from home. Even a
salary of $1,000 per year will
not by any means put the best
legal talent on the bench and
the successful country lawyer
can make more than $500 per
year, beside getting the pleasure
of a home life which is denied
him while holding courts almost
continuously over the large CIR.
cults and Chancery divisions
which most of them have. We
like to see a fellow busy-and
getting good pay for his service.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-02-28

The Nashville Banner calls at
tention to the facts that a Mime
sofa woman is offering $500 for a
missing husband and that Mis-
souri, woman hos traded her hus.
band for mule. That double
bombed statement put the Min
nesota husband on an exact level
with the Tennessee mule, for any.
hody will give liberal reward for
a lost animal which is valuable
even without pride of ancestry or
hope of posterity-and the Mis-
souri, mule ahead of a good many
Tennessee husbands.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-02-28

The exceedingly Reverend"
W. E. Thompson. who is alleged
to have had much to do with the
defalcation and downfall of L. T.
Ward, cashier of the Colliersville
bank, now in the Tennessee pen.
itentiary, is specimen of that
kind of preacher who cannot get
enough of money out of his call.
ing and to supply the deficiency,
resorts to other means to line his
pockets. When you see preach
err chasing the Almighty Dollar
instead of serving Almighty God
just let your mind revert to the
statement, "Ye can not serve
both God and Mammon."
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-02-28

A compulsory education law
has long been needed in Tonnes
see. Much of, our high per cent,
age of illiteracy is caused by the
fact that parents simply care
nothing for the education of
their children. In parts of Hen
derson county there are children
up In their teens, who are entire.
ly without education because of
the indifference of their parents.
Not even a man who has reached
his majority without knowing
the alphabet should be allowed
to spend the balance of his life
in total ignorance.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-02-28

If it should develop in a neigh
borhood or district that an in
competent teacher has been put
upon the patrons, the people
should simply refuse to send
their collaboration we believe
that it is the part of the right
kind of men to rebel against un.
just treatment. The better PEG
pie should teach the parties that
bad men shall not be foisted up
on them as candidates for office
and that the schools shall not be
given to any teacher who is not
both moral and capable.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-02-28

Before taking the recess of
three weeks on Washington 8
birthday anniversary, the Legis-
lature recalled the bill for re-
funding the State debt of H..
600, 900 and passed it, exempting
the bonds from taxation. This
was done III order to test the
matter of constitutionality in the
Supreme court during the recess
which will end on the 18th day
of March. Speaker White of the
Senate, author Of the bill, op.
posed the recall, but the repub
lican members and regular Dem.
ocrats carried their point over
his opposition.