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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
Moosers, the resolution would have
been promptly adopted

Mooscrs. the resolution would have
been promptly adopted.
Mr. Brynn's proposition. which pro-
cipltatcd the row. would fix upon the
committee the duty OF investigating
ana reporting without delay on tho
charges against every member Of the
House made by Mulhall. To this Mr.
Mann objected that the country was
much more interested In ascertaining
what influences were endeavoring to
shape legislation than in clearing the
characters OF few members"
Mr.. Mann intimatcd that II the com
mittce were instructed to Investigate
members first. it might grow tired Of
the more General and sweeping inquiry
after II had disposed Of the charges
against its own people. Mr. fucker. OF
MISSOURI. pcrtincntly suggested that
unless the charges against members
were QulCk!y disposed Of, another con-
Cressional election would roll around
before the scandal had been cleared up,
ana a number OF perfectly innocent
members would have TO go before their
constituents resting under a cloud.
But Mann refused TO rcccde. and as
Bryan insisted upon his amendment.
the Republican floor leader raised the
point OF no quorum and forced an ad-
journment
The delay Will he only temporary,
and 1t was asccrtaincd later that the
ed by the Rules Committee, which. un-
der the leadership OF Mr. Henry, OF
Texas. adopted the resolution unani-
mously at It's meeting this morning
Aside from the opposition developed
from Mr.. Levy, all parties and factions
are agreed upon the resolution, the diff
ferenccs being only as TO form. With
quorum present. II will be adopted
on Wednesday and the committee will
be appointed at once. The investiga-
tion viii be begun almost Immediately
thereafter.
Meanwhile, the Senate Committee Is
hard at work going over the Mulhall
letters and preparing for It's own in
vcstigation of the charges which will
he reached probably on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Monday viii be given up
to the examination OF Edward I.autar-
bach, relative 10 the Lamar confess
sion and TO some supplemental uues-
tionng of Lamar himself After that
tho wool and sugar lobby Will be
taken in hand
Following is the text of the House
resolution reported to-day:
Whereas, thrre have appeared in re-
cent issues OF various newspapers pub
. lished IN the United States diverse
statements and charges az to the exist
ence and activity of LOBBY organized
by aud on half OF an organization
known as thu National Association of
AianuIact"rcfa. ioi the purpose or I'M
properly influencing Legislation by Con-
gross. the official conduct OF certain of
its members AMI employees. the appoint
ment and selection of committees Of
he House and tor other purposes de-
signed to affect the integrity of the
proceedings OF the House OF Repre-
scntatives and It's members; therefore.
be it,
Resolved, That sie Speaker appoint
select committee of seven members
of the House, and that such committee
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PARTY OF CENTRE
TR|UMPHS AGAIN
1t Forces Through Political Com
promise Which Satisfies
Nobody.
COUNTRY is VERY RESTLESS
Rich Idlers Get Off, While
Lower Classes Pay Enor-
nous Bills

Berlin. Jsly 5.-Once more the party
OF tho Centre has trlumphed in Ger
many's domestic politics, and has
forced through political compromise
which satisfied nobody. The political
situation is drastically described in
the radical Berliucr Taceblatt which
writes:
9Th. con,nranpsa rnddinr Is ready
e. - -. tt,A ~ -. -,
..,, ,, ga; a.. ',,'.
go
-" ~ p'""Se P""" ~ ,"o. "'i'"S
=. ~" an" '-ei' anu WI" II II
OF sa''sI"c''oh ne 'hc"uFas mem 10
eat he8f''F anu not 70 he AFRAID /
lhoiErsl'oh ihe pN""lhE may ne a
'VlNt HeHNN, nut u must he GatGl
with COO Tor KING and country
Ana the chef who, I'm 1909 made the
German people swallow the hnanc'a!
reform, smiles and SAYS. What ] have
done is well done Centrum is trump
and always remains trump in the Ger
man empire"
Nc;hinl, Of course ia d.nri,olv de-
oIded Ne, fo- the co,nnron,isn mus,
stIlI PASS ,hrnnrh several STAGES no.
eora :, becomes Tho law NJ ,hn 1ard
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80, go ha.,, ,o,,;,
,,
~. - ~
ma f'' ~ wy w ma" fe'P'c W II"
increase tne hd'on"! Wea''h OF Ger
many Ihese people OF course must
pay while tho wealthy oilers get off
easily almost without feeling the en-
ira financial burden with which the
Increased armamcnis have saddled the
taxpayers.
The problem with which the Reich
stag is struggling to-day is quite an
old one. which has it's roots in one Of
the worst mistakes that Bismarck
made II created the hostility against
the state Of the wor-,ing classes OF
Germany No matter how one looks
upon the activity OF the Socialists,
their press. their organization and their
representatives. in the Rcichstar. YOU
cannot deny the fact that four and a
half millions of German workers are
enemies OF the state. for st Is this very
fact which is tho kernel OF German
politics. TO this is due the split. and.
therefore, also the impotence OF the
German producing class of which the
socialsijc workers form very import
ant part
Capital and labor arc the two fac
tors which have made Germany eco
nomically strong, who have increased
and still are incrcas ing the national
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Dying Prisoners Jcered.

dent marked the arrival at Belgrade
to-day Of 1881 Bulgarian prisoners OF
war. according to special dispatch
from the Serviun capital The pris-
oncrs were marched through the
streets in the presence Of immense
crowds of Servians. who closed in,
cheering wildly at the rear Of wagons
loaded with wounded lying three deem.
many OF them apparently dying. Even
this did not stop the mob's outburst
The correspondent adds that peace be
tween tho two nations is impossible
after this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
Turkey VIII Take HIND.

Constantinoplc. July 5-The Otto
man government has not vet decided
what action it will take in view of the
Balkan situation. but the opinion pre-
walls here that Turkey will not allow
the opportunity TO escape of obtaining
some material or moral benefit from
tho clash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06

Saloniki, July 5.-Greek troops to-
day captured from the Bulgarans the
small town of Lahana. on the railroad
from Saloniki to Series 1t is consid-
cred the most important position in the
vicinity and the key to Series, twenty
miles northeast The losses of both
sides were considerable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
NO ONE IN PUBLIC
LIFE WILL Be SAFE
FROM SPOTLIGHT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

to disturb business The money trust
investigation" he asserted. KILLED j.
lierpont Morgan. the greatest banker
the country ever knew. II also re-
duced the price of stocks $1,000, 600, 600"
But Mr.. Levy stood alone in the ex-
preston Of his sentiments. and but
FOR the rancor which developed between
the old-line Republicans and the Bull
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30
ARMED GUARDS At COAL
CAMPS HOLD UP WOMAN

Armed guards stopped Mrs. Mary c
c. Bradford. superintendent OF pub
lie instruction. at two coal camps in
Fremont county during the past week
while she was making visits 10
the county's schools. At Radiant and
at Chandler guards prevented her
from entering coal company property
on which schools are located until she
proved her identity. says the Denver
News.
Mrs. Bradford SAYS the guards
treated her courteously. but would not
allow her to enter until they were
satisfied as to who she was.
The schools both at Radiant and
Chandler are depleted owing to the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30
GOOD CLUBS.
CAUSES OF FAILURE
IN DRY fARMIEG

Failures occur In the best humid or
irrigated country. Under nonlrrisa;-
ed farming. there will be years when
the best methods. on the best soils.
will not be entirely successful Prob
ably as many fail because OF too
little capital As from any other source.
Too little capital prevents work be-
ing done as IL should be. when Il
should be. IL prevents saving the big
crop against the year Of small crop.
The settler must have domestic wa
ter. His first consideration Is there
fore a good well. II he cannot obtain
n good well. or II usabie water for
stock and household cannot be OBJ
tanned within reasonable hauling dis
tance. failure is certain. no matter
how favorable the soil.
However not every person Is adapt
cd TO this class OF farming. Success
depends as much on the adapta5iiity
OF the man and his family to the en-
vironment as to auy other factor.
Health and endurance are absolutely
necessary. They must be able to live
alone and md their own amusement
:or the most part tire settlements are
far apart The man who must Je
amused. who cannot endure his own
company for long periods. has failed
before his time. Misft and ineompe-
tence will fail anywhere under the
most favorable conditions. they canno,
exist under the regular conditions
that sometimes prevail in the best
land and must be overcome in order
TO win success.
ALVIN KEYSER.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

strike. as the union miners took their
children from the schools when they
quit work. Mrs Bradford declares
the school building at Radiant is not
1T 10 house the children. The school
board pays IS per month to the min
ing company for use OF the building
The building at Chandler is furnished
to the school district free.
Il find.- she said. that the general
conditions in the rural schools have
improved. One thing Is noticeable
that there are more men teachers In
the schools now than there were a
few years ago"
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way. q aurm,.. e..s.I...

Instead Of q coming out party ss we
know IL. the Burmese girls entrance
into society begins when she mas ner
ears pierced. As soon after this es sne
feels Inclined she selects a husband
and goes to i've In home Of her own
The home n provided by the man. but
II becomes hts wifes ns soon an they
are uarr1<d- AL wotucn- young anu
old. are sddics~d to the use OF tobacco
The wosssn s<~m to prefer the very
large sine bisrk cigar. Omen one meess
. womaa ou the streets OF . vti'ase
with one of these huge cigars In her
moath aud two Or shrss more stuck in
tbs bosss - each 80.
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they were greeted BY the witch. Who
In . dark room. served them to an ap-
petizing feast. The hostess took fash
light pictures Of the witch and pre-
sented to the guests with directions
for finding fortunes that were Mt
tingiy written for each and hidden In
most secluded places After delicious
refreshments the company were in
yited to the kitchen and with tied
hands we're given the privilege Of
drinking cider from nursing bottles
and eating doughnuts hanging by
strings. At the close of the after
noon of merriment the club, including
two invited guests. declared that they
all had had the time of their lives,
The next meeting will be with slrs
Ames on Grand avenue Nov. i1th.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30
DISTRICT COURT
OPENS NOVEMBER 10

The regular fall term OF the Fre-
mont county district court will con-
vene Monday. November tenth. al
though the jury for the trial OF cases
viii not be called until week later.
The docket Is being made up. and.
when completed. will show about the
usual amount OF business TO be trans
acted. There will be no murder cases
at the coming term and the criminal
docket will be OF somewhat less inter-
est to the general public on that ac-
count.
Judge wilkin Is expected down from
Fairplay the last of this week or the
frst Of next week to take up the con-
alteration OF some matters awaiting
his attention. The April term OF court
has not been adjourned yet. which
will have to be done and the untried
cases on the docket carried over by
continuance until the November term
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30
PRESIDENT
PREPARING
DOCUMENT
TO POWERS
ON MEXICO

Washington, Oct 2s.-President VIII
son ras secluded today. preparing a
document-an open declaration to the
nations OF the world what they may
expect in Mexico from the United
States. He is using data submitted
BY the state department The press-
dent promised the powers to enunci-
ate a definite policy. but it is learned
that in doing so he told the powers
emphAtically that the United States
would not tolerate any outside inter
ference in Mexico and that the Mexi-
can problem was an American prob
lem pure and simple.
The chief danger point of Mexico
today was forty miles inland from Ma
zatlan. on the west coast. where col
ony Of Frenchmen Is said to be in
danger from an attack OF Mexican
rebels.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30
COMInG TO THE
WILD WEST SHOW

The biggest wild west outft that
ever left Cripple Greek will be in at
tendance at the Canon City wild west
celebration the last two days OF this
month and In addition to the best COW
punchers IN this section there will be
a large number Of the leading business
men on hand. Charles Canterbury OF
Canon City was here yesterday telling
about the big AFFAIR and as result
mess wagon and some twenty or
thirty Cripple Greek COW punchers
win be on hand. The cowboys Will
wear the conventional western attire
and have their camp at the fair
grounds.
The leaders OF the Top OF the
World and the Cripple Creek ceiehra-
ton will dig out their wide brimmed
hats and chaps and will ride horses
to the big AFFAIR. while few of the
moro sedate viii 70 by automobile
The mess wagon will be driven by
Edgar Faulkner and chef from this
city Will be In charge. So far the
men that havc decided to join the
party ara Edgar Faulkner. Tom Roiof-
son. lin wild. Oscar Dscordova. Abe
Humphriss, Nelson franklin. Charles
oorman. Andy Udick. Doc suy1sr
Henry Won Paul. Ian Rogers. william
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Miss Irene Saiie was hostess to a
party OF little girls Saturday after
noon. the occasion being the celebra-
ton OF her eighth birthday anniver-
sary. The witches Of Halloween had
hand in providing the entertain
menf. which included refreshments
suited to such an occasion The lit
tie party had a merry. happy time to-
gether.
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The ail-day meeting OF the Lincoln
Park Aid society was very well at
tended Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Mahood on Twelfth street and quite
a good deal OF work was accomplished
for the coming baEAr. Next week they
will gather for another ail-day meet
ing with Mrs. T. r. Bailey on Logan
street and anticipate a busy social
time.
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DIaz to Havana

Vera Cruz. Oct 2e.-The proprietor
OF the German hotel here. where Diaz
had refuged until yesterday. told the
civil authorities that American Coun-
sci Canada made the arrangement for
Diaz to stop at the hotel. He de-
clares Diax owes him one thousand
dollars. Disx and his companions last
night were transferred on board the
haitieship Louisiana and will be sent
to Havana on the first liner going
there from Vera Cruz.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Ten boys OF the NTH grade were in
vited 20 the Gaines home after school
Friday TO remind Master Henry
Gaines OF his tenth birthday anniver-
sary. Place cards and luncheon were
designed for the Halloween season.
and fun and frolIc was the order Of tho
evening. The boys left wishing Henry
and themselves many happy returns
OF the day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

chas. R. Thompson of Trinidad
spent the time visiting friends while
stopping over with the Odd Feilows'
excursionists on the Denver special
sunday. Mr.. Thompson is brother
OF Mrs. A. A. cebhardt and Is a fire.
quent visitor here.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

W. F. Bailey. who has been visiting
his brother. c. II. Bailey. on PARK
avenue. for some time. left last week
for Oklahoma. where he has farm In
terests. From there he expects to 20
TO the state OF Illinois for the winter
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Lincoln Park citizens were very
much entertained by feeting strains
of music by the Canon City band Tues
day afternoon. II was quite an inno-
walton for Park people. who hope
they will come again and stay longer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

All stock. ranch effects and house
hold stuff sold well last week at the
I.ie~ciiyn sale on Cedar aud Chest
nut. Mrs. Lieweilyn has taken up her
residence In town for the present The
snders family Of Trinidad have taken
possession of the place.
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Cues, Of Miss Herney.

Mrs. W. y. Chapman OF Yampa. Colo
rado. is spending the week in Canon
City is the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Horney on Harrison avenue.
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FRuITMERE
AND fOURMILE

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge left
Sunday afternoon for Hannibal. No.
where Mr. Heavenridge was called to
the bedside OF his mother. who had
the misfortune to fall down stairs
and seriously iniure herself.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Morse OF jefferson
Iowa. who have been enjoying a visit
at the home OF their son. C. n. Morse
on Park avenue. left for their home
state the frst OF the week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Il Is reported ;aat the Smith. VIII
iiams and Brewer ranehmen of Fart
sherman avenue have sold their en-
tire apple crop TO Captain Rockafel-
los at satisfactory prices
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Some of the school children who
have been kept at home the last few
weeks with whooping cough are out
of quarantine and have taken up their
regular work again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Mrs John Newell was a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Newell from
Thursday OF last week until Tuesday
OF this week Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Readie and family. Nr. and Mrs FL
mer Ahart all spent Sunday at the
Newell home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Jim Curtis. Marian Hall and son
VIII retarned from an elk hunt in
Idaho. They produce evidence OF
their good luck as several OF the
neighbors have been substantially re
membercd.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Mrs. Brown OF Greeley is here on a
visit TO her daughter. Miss Brown.
~ho il a grade teacher In the Lincoln
Park school. She is a guest at the
Iankins home on Park avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

E.,wI Frick was up from Pueblo re-
cently. looking after his ranch prop
erty on Elm avenue. He visited SUM-
day with the suers family.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES
Mi. and Mrs. |. +. Davis drove to
Cripple Creek Tuesday on COM
blned business and visiting trip.

Mrs. Z. Brewer enjoyed a visit over
the week end with her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Briggs. Of
Victor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

r. y. Gage returned from Colorado
Springs Sunday afternoon. He re-
ports considerable wind and snow in
that vicinity
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Martin. Bill Ranger. Mike Geary and
n dozen more.-cripple Greek Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Mrs. Likens received word from hsr
sou Donald Monday that he had Just
arrived at Seattle from the army post
at ~. Davis. near Nome. Alaska.
where he has been stationed for over
n year. His term OF service expires
next June. and In that event he VIII
DO in a position to reach home more
easily. He il ut present with his
company at Fl. Lawton.
Mrs. Courtney. entertained the VI
r.. sunday school club at her home on
Park avenue Tuesday afternoon In .
manner beyond all expectations. There
was something doing ever minute
Tho members had met at . nearby
neighbors and dreased up ~ shosta
by way Of surprise. On their arrival
they we're escorted through dark
rooms aad ~ winding stairs. where
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30

Record ws.t Aas ere ssrs to srias
rssults.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-06
WE'LL GLADLY SIGN.

RIGHT, CoTTLE.-We are with
you on your article last week, in
which you went after the dead
beats" over the country for do
ing us poor editors out of our
space, and which represents our
money. We will sign a contract
that we will publish the name
and address of every man or set
OF men who fail to pay their bills
at this office within three months,
If every other brother editor will
do the same, and then you'll see
this come to a close, and people
will be more prompt in paying
their bills. -Morehead Mountain.
eer.
Glad you've iined us, Fultz,
The COURIER some time ago n.
dopted that policy, all by its lone
some. and we're glad to have
you with US.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-06
DAY
EMANC|P ALTON
The Drudgery Of Farm Life a
Thing Of the Past
KEEP THE BOYS AT HOME.

Make Them Industrious, Thoughtful
and Independent and They Will
Want to Stay-The Corn Club is Best
Agent In Keeping From the City.
Gradually through the onward march
Of the centuries mankind has learned
that slavery, the buying and selling of
human beings, doesn't pay. Mankind
has learned that no human being de-
velops to its highest and best unless
1t is free. 1t must know and feel that
1t is constructing its own marvellous
destiny.
The child doing almost meaningless
chores, the boy shaving the hot sum.
mer day through for his father the
girl at work in the garden for the ben
eft of the family, are one and all in a
measure enslaved. OF course every
thing in the childs life cannot be made
easy and pleasant, but to force the
child to feel that he or she is the phys
ical slave to the family interest must
hurt and dwarf its growth.
Go out into the country when the va.
cation sunshine is making vegetation
tremble In its eagerness to grow and
chat with some farmers son, little
fellow still in the grades. If you
should ask him about the future he is
almost sure to say enthusiastically,
"I'm goin' to town to work the very
first chance / get. I'm thed-dead
tired-of the farm all right"
Why does he say it? Why does he
believe he will be happier in the city
than In the country? He says it and
believes 1t because he has never got
anything more than his "board an
keep" out of all the early rising and
hard work he has known.
Wherever the boy has had an oppor-
tunity to grow a crop of his very own
he has shown that he is industrious,
painstaking, thoughtful and mentally
alert. Under such conditions he is
free man, working out his own prob.