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New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
OPPONENTS OF TAX
GET MUCH SUPPORT
No Excuse for Adding to
City's Burdens, Declares
II. A. Sherman.

The real estate organizations and IN
dividuals who are opposing the direct
tax plan of Governor Whitman are
finding many supporters.
Retrcnchment should he the watch
word of officials, in the belief of Her
bert A. Sherman. a leading real estate
broker and auctioneer.
81 am opposed to Mr.. Whitman di-
rect tax PLAN" said Mr.. Sherman yes
terday. Even granted that the state
finances are far from what they should
be, the situation is not so bad that the
state debts cannot be met next year
il an economical financial policy IS
adopted Let the state hold in abey-
ance for while its canal projects, and
many of its state road schemes. Vast
sums arc involved in these public
works, but little delay in carrying
them out will not injurc them in the
slightest degree, but will prove bene-
fit TO the state.
"Our minds have become confused as
to the exact condition of the state
funds. Controller Prendergast has
said that there will be on September
80 surplus of S3,600,000 and that the
deficit for the succeeding year will not
he SlS,0OO,OO but S5,300.00O. Even
this S5,S0O000 deficit begins to look
less menacing as one follows the sug-
gestions offered by the Controller TO
solve the states financial problem.
"The taxpayers of this city cannot
stand another tax burden. however
slight Everything must be done to
husband our resources; otherwise most
landlords will be in sorry predica-
ment.
81 think Governor Whitman has
made blundcr, and he should lose no
time in analyzing his stand on tins tax
question. Governor Whitman is not
infallible. Everybody will be happy. II
he will say that he made a mistake
"The experts of the finance depart
ment OF the city claim that there is
only need of S6,0OO,00O,' says John
Finck, the well known mortgage Spe-
ctalist. "The Governor claims that the
SlS,000,00 must be expended for a
necessary public service. 1t may be
that on subsequent examination the
Governor may be convinced that &c.
600 900 will be amply sufficient.
again. there is no real necessity
for burdening the state budget with an
item of S1l 100000 to complete the
barge canal. This can be met by short
time notes, which can be repaid at a
later date by an authorized bond issue.
ain any event, we must take into
consideration the nearness Of the Con-
stitutional Convention, which doubtless
will provide new and remedial tax leg
islation which may render unnecessary
or at least minimize the proposed state
direct tax
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Alaska Juneau Gold Mines

Bernard VI. Baruch. who is ae,ipy
syndicate manager for an issue OF IN.
900 shares Of the Alaska juneau Col,
Mines Company, which is to be oHs,.i
for sale by the company, in reterenes
to bids reported on the curb. said YES.
terday that all dealings in any an.
ticipated issue Of the stock are ore.
mature. SO far as he is advised pa
arrangements have been consumns,,j
by the company and nothing has been
finally determined upon which deslnu
could properly be based.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
FIRE DEPARTM ENT.

Praetic. ordsr-T6e follSHi1s VII J., rspo1 ,.' TO
,r""-y. PARK av and G7th St for practice March
s. q " Roe. ir.. Ems lS; J.. r foo;e. Eng II d
IL I Ncrens Ems a A Hothersall Eng 81
BorShoi. Eas %: heichert' ,' Eng Ens q; + !
'o,'rysn' n Eng rs: j.. A Dammeycr Els. ~. J.
L. Dres.ler Lns SS W = Gallagher, T,.ssI Eng TIs ~
~ r : Richards. Eng 22l , ErgenMnger. Ens
PR. + VI Mum. Eug. 2ii; c a; Mdmcr' ~
Trg so { Charous Eng 22l II. -. fischer. Lns
13ss. 3 4 G Kicin Eng 2ss: A cHaiaS,s' N,,, Eng Eng
- IA ScrI. T. Bemsen. II 1. H.: J T.
Schoppmoer Il, 4 J. -2 + C7rinSnis .nis ~ u 4 !. +
I0i j. Miller No g. II. 4 l. lli: W w. BreueT.
H. a !. rs. y. J. Bruno. II l. l2s: G. Olsen
"A a l. i2S: A. J. Muir. n, l. lN; G. g.
brown. H. & l.. 1871; J. J. OKeele H. / IA /;
j 4 STACK H. 4 /. liS. and J. I. X MURRAY
PtnsIonsd-Frmn list ersdel p. J. sutton. y. &
l. IS on his own application. pension, 500.
Apriil
Leaves Of Absence mo pay)-Frmn. tlst gradel
G. Abeudschein. H. l. 10. u hours. March = :.
Frtnn list grade) G. Ayers. n. a L. ~. II hours.
April 4 Eng ". II. Grouse Ems. 2's. i hours.
March q.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. March "a Canadian Northwest
disturbance has reached Manitoba. and local rains
and SHOWS have fallen IN Montana North Dakota
and Northwestern Minnesota. Pressure has also
fallen considerably from the western upper lake
region southwestwAId TO Texas AMI New Mexico
and also generally west Of the Rocky Mountains
but with fair weather. while IN the East and South
pressure has generally risen. except along the south
Atlantic coast. and there were sight local SHOWS
from the Ohio Valley ncrtheastwsrd and some light
rains along the east Gulf coast II is considerably
colder in Western Montana and somewhat colder IN
the Pacific states. Elsewhere temperatures have
risen. especially along the eastern slope OF the
middle Rockies. but n Is still very cold for the
season throughout the South
There will be local SHOWS wednesday in the
Northwest the central Rocky Mountain region.
Northern Ctsh and the northern upper lake region.
followed by generally fair weather Thursday over
the remainder Of the county fair weather will pre-
vail wednesday and Thursday. except in the north
Pacific states. where rain Is probable by Wednesday
night, Il will be sOmeThat warmer Wednesday over
the central portion Of the county. followed by
lower temperatures Thursday while In tho North
west. the central Roxy Mountain region and the
plains states It will be colder Wednesday or
Wednesday night
Winds for Wednesday and Turslay-Norh Al.
lantic moderate northwest and west becoming
southwest Wednesday night middle Atlantic. mod
crate west 10 southwest. south Atlantic. moderate
west. east Gun. gentle 90 moderate variable. be-
coming southeast by Thursday west Gulf moderate
cast 10 south. upper LAKES. moderate south and
southwest. lower lakes. moderate southwest
Forecast for Special lOoatles-Eatern New
York. fair Wednesday; fair Thursday In south. un.
settled In north portion.
Southern New England. New jersey. Western New
York. Pcunsy lyauia Delaware. Mar and. the Dis
trct of Columbia. Virginia aud West Virginia, fair
Wednesday and THURSDAY
Northern New England. fair Wednesday: fair IN
east Thursday. cloudy in vest portion.
Local 0tlelsI Rseord-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the change,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
FIRE RECORD.

= .S,--1us Vyse N. II. Gusnter aud others
unknown. -,t-,.
A.OS-lg6-ltO w. 2lst S.. J. Lldz; shght -
= 930-lenoN aV anu 4S''h s''' l. D. ~
,s.0s-ss5 Rvlngton ST.. VI. Newman; uihins.
10lO-2ll W l44th 81, = NCus.,. NS..t sIs,gbt
J. :30-S4I Columt! eN-' - ,1.Ii. i1o..i stshtS
n .3j--231 w. O-i ST. VI "V''4s' ~''""
\. NJ o., r,.,. % ,,,,t,
I2:3j-2lS6 Second Az. ~. hcsnul.A' s,t" civ
iI0-BlackweHs Island, OppOeNe O''" o. wy
OF New York slight. -.
l.ss-50O Tifth ay &. Moiseuburg. 500.
i.35-9iO D. i4Sth St. T. Fuchian. slight.
s.s5-ll Eldridge ST. DAVID ssiono"it1 tnning
gO--9 West 18th - Max HOrniCk. uihing.
g.OO-22S Az A. }. Dab. tnfling
II ;i0--Ti5 10Th az. J. MashOwski. tnhns.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World

weeks to place reorder, snd do a little
filling in.
The Jaffe Jobbing House, formerly
at 200 Canal Street, has changed us
trade style to the Fitwell Shirt Com
pany. and will manufacture shirts
They have discontinued their other
lines and have moved to new quarters
at 4O5 Broadway.
The name "Wooleather" has been
registered in the United States Patent
Office by the Forstmann & Hufmann
Company. This name appears in the
trademark adopted by this company Tor
the Identification Of the new cloths
which have been placed on the market
for shoe top cloths, overgaiters and
cloths for automobile upholstering and
trimmings.
Arthur Thomson. local representative
of the b. Nugent e. Brothers Dry
Goods Company, of st. Louis, has re-
signed his place after twenty years o, OF
service. and will be succeeded by L. w.
Eastman, who has been Mr.. Thomson 3
assistant. Mr.. Eastman has been IN
the employ Of the concern over SIX
years, and has made great many
friends. His ability to look after the
St Louis concerns business in this
city. is of the highest, and his rise in
the mercantile field is due chiefly to
his honest and sociable way Of doing
business. Mr.. Eastman's place is quite
a responsible one, and he is considered
the youngest local representative OF
any large out-of-town department store.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
INFORMATION BUREAU.

InquIries relating To trade matters ana
conditions should be addressed TO the Editor
Of the Buyers Column.
Question Where is the firm Of Ash
ton L. Bueler, manufacturers Of ladies
wash skirts? Charles J. Boram,
Columbia, S. c. Answer-Ashton q
Bueler went out of business some time
ago.
Question Will mandarin coats be
worn for the summer season? Yours
sincerely, An Interested Party. An
Mandarin coats are being SHOWN
by many of the larger houses.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
P. r. R. Bond Issue Approved

Philadelphia, March 23.-The propo-
sal of the board of directors OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company 10 IN
crease the indebtedness OF the com
pany by S40,0OO,OOO was approved by
the stockholders to-day. A resolution
nroviding for the increase was present
ed at the annual meeting on March 3,
hut stock vote was demanded. The
vote showed large majority in favor
of the increase.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Augusta (sWcdl. MAmo February 25 and Copen-
hagen -. 10 J Whitney a Co. in ballast. Bar
q
CnstOuian tBrl London February II aud car
an March . 20 the Cunai = Go. Ltd with mlse
Bar W H.
Menaloas lGreekl Genoa February Is and Oran
%. 90 Raymond Hsdiey Corporation. ia ballast.
Bar g45 n.
Patha tGrrekl. Piraeus Marrh Q. Ralamata I.
Patras and Agiers l0. 20 VI IltEas. with y nst
40 second cahin 81 steerage passengers and mdse
Bar.
Pioneer. Cothenburg February - Via Shields
March I. % David Warden. in ballast Bar
STANLEY Dollar. South Bend Wash. February Is
Tacoma Il. Seattle j.. Sau Francisco 80 Halbo.
March y aud CristOla. l3. to the American
HaN allan - 90. with lumber. Bar 10 80 m
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Long Island Transactions

Calm 4 Pi'tman sold % y Arhrosinl a =, g,
100 an rho west side of M.D0rml.s a.. b; q,
south NJ Belmont ,f. queens.
Charles Hyau sold fhe residence m Baytl, A.
and 18Th &C. Whfc,t0Ue r. 7 to lanes Po.,,
John r Scott has rented ~ ore yssf =, Nr
Charles h. sherman her c0ul'r7 Place s1osa a
the Brae. on Breezy Way. Ls~Tsnoe. I. l. =
Osborn ". Bright
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Rotterdam. March l9-Rotterdam dutch tank,
Nrv York
Karachi. March 2o-PolerIo tBr). New York for
Bombay
Lisbon March 2O-Roma fFr). New York
Crstobal. March 23-Panaman, New York FOR Gan
Francisco tand proceeded.
Marseilles. March l9-Sanr Anna (Frl. New York
Gibraltar March 22-Duca deg Abruzz Utah
New York FOR Naples.
Naples March lG-CardiN Brl New York
SAILED.
Gibraltar. March 2l-GOrontsio Dutch from Pa
dang. etcf. New York.
Rio Janeiro. March 2l-Sao Paulo iBr,z Nav
York: bark Dagny CNorl. Baltimore
Msr'eilles March 2l-Ge de la Reunion tFr)
New York.
Cristobsl. March 23-Tenadores from Sew York,
Port Limon.
Patras. March l6-Thessalonih Greek. New York
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
New Quebec Bond Issue.

Kountze Brothers, A. B. Leach & Co.
and Aemilius, Jarvis e. Co., it was an
nounced yesterday, have jointly pur-
chased the S2.l25,000 8 per cent i've
year gold bonds of the City Of Quebec,
the bids for which were opened on Mon
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL >,
LOOK AT TODAY

NEW oR.EANS-Marg, lsaacs Go; Nf 'n'''o"'
ladies' gloves: liS ~ 2Jd At. 81 hoor a, t,,.,r
pIT-TsII 'NGII- kaufinsn Dept store; Al hu.ll, s
general ready to wear. II Lyman. silh ana u''s'
goods. 200 9Th Az. sth fOor. - o., ho.,.ry
san ANTONIO-Emll Blum. underwear ana hos'e'
IS T. 22d st, 10Th floor. ,,. c..s,dv.
WAsHINGTDN-The Palab ROYAL s"'
gloves: Is W 23d 81,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

=
Destination and steamer. $50 D. m.
Hawaii via San Franclscoi-Serrs ........ Mar 25
Hawaii via san Franclscul l-Lurlile. ...... Mar %
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Island, New Zealand,
Australia (uA san Franciscol-NloaEa. Mar IS
Hawaii Japan. Corca China PHILIPPINES via
san FTancisco)-Shinyo Maru.............Ma Mar %
Guam. PHILIPPINES lVia San francEco)-U
Transport ...................M Mar 81
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Penslened March 23-ptlmn ID. Esan. liih. on
own application. 81 500 per annum; appointed De
tcmhcr l6. iSSl.
Transfers and Assignmsnb March 2t-Ptmn.
VI r. Mckeon from z3d TO liath. A. Iraueu-
berger IRON 2Jth 10 42d W. J. Dillon. chauffeur,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH ~.
Manhattan,

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment was
fled.
Fischer. II Pilpol Feb "a. 1899 Sll9 ei
Necuau. NJ FL A lsuer. June %. 1914 STA 81
Little. J il T Martin. June 6. 1912. $lil.'7
Nelson Elizabeth H-Y VI Earle, May l3. 1911.
$257 81
MrKim Realty Col T Lehmeyer: July 6. 1914.
SigJO.Jl
Ragona SIS Eisenberg; Nov 2s 1919 s17ii2
ST JOsephs Institute for the Improved Instructor
OF Deaf Mutes-G II O'Shea. July l, 1911.
S2g3lit4
Won Bsrgen. H-D Won Bargen: Jan 20. 1875
1896. 50
Wills Nrs y N-Gimbel Bros. Dec 30 1914:
slS1 -
Glickman. l Ms Isaac: Feb 20. 1872 $3.50
Ilammerle Henrietta and C-Rellance Gas Mantle
Go: Jan 2s 1919. slG2. 90
Banning III Elliott: oct g. 1912: $50 -
Blmderman. H. and Shapiro-Peope, etc. July
s. 1914 Cacatcl) 500
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
MARCH %.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were fed yesterday. the
first name being that Of the debtor
Atlantic Garden Amusement Cou,-M Wete 4 Sons.
Inc S-gB ~
Arrns. II J-Hsnuis Distinns Co. $iI286
ADLER. Ssrah-G Barnett et. al. $24. n
All Theatres Film X Accessory Co. Inc-Orphcum
Theatre Film co. ln.. S-.i-2
Bclmer. W-HAnuis Distilling Co. SOL L.
Beccrra VI Ok Cochrane. S2fjS2
Borough Gas q Electric Fixture Co-lu,er Gas 4
Electric Fixture Co. t254 4j
Blake. M-Shelield Farms Slswson Decker CO.
Sl4S76
Rcrgksmp Realty Cop-N Y Telephone Co. $l636t
Bergkamp Really Corp. BergEamp Realty Co and q
B Bergkamp-Sane. $l99 50
Blaugas Go 0f Cubs-Amerlcan Grestzln Light Co.
Sl4tl ~
Breeu. NJ =. and Curran-Red Baak Trust Go.
S322.47
Bronson. c. and II Townsend-F V Strauss &
Co. a. =, st.n-'!
Ralrr Il.N Nathausou. Slol4l
,,a' ,,a.'' IN 4 IA n l. Ni..lIrr $500 50
H.Tiamiu i W ) Radiator corr. S3St.Nl
Iiia1cbc Poudre Chemical tO--t l. Nll.lSins SSssN-
a. smuton IN Brown. slAl.ot
II Maple Amusement 'orp 90. 90
,.-.. . uusl,,in sl12Si
Connelly J A West side Bank, 49, ~
Chauyeau. j F-ReyillOn tfcrts. 80 80
Cohen. s-M fleicher. S4'''4'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The America. reported as 700 miles east Of Sandy
HOOK AZ noon yesterday. j. expected 10 dOCA To-
morrow Afternoon
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Vessels, Steam and Sail, Arriv-
ing at and Departing from
Port Of New York.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 600. sunset. SIC. moon sets. 2:o9;
moons age. ..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

nonupIurIunB B. j. schsefer. 1872 William St N Y
bUuhDlNUlNu For the Home aud Library
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Cle.n, b,
compressed air steam. hand or on toor lS5S
BroaCWay, AL East tSth a. CoE & BHANDT
Tel i32-3sth.
Multlsrsph Letters. 900 ST. 30 leoo s7S
10 900 So prompt q Westhertord. li6 Nassau
Room 1905 Phone BeekmAn $3.50
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woRRa
Oldest, Largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETa
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel l692-t6y3 ..s1nL t3T T-&39 West a5th s.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
The Bronx.

Monaco Construction Co. Inc. Monaco and VI
Atanssio- Harlem River Lumber and Wood
working Co. October 20 1914; ss69 -
Meuacker. W VI LlobOwitz: Sis -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Highest temperature Yesterday. S lat s D nj:
lowest. 20 lAt M. average a. Average for cor
responding date last year. - average FOR CORE
spending date las; thirty three years. 40
Local Foreeast-Fair Wednesday and Thursday:
moderate west 10 southwest winds
Humidity.
ms = m......5s Sp m......Gl
Barometer Readings
m. 29e7 ! y m,...e969 SPIN 2eI2
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
WORK WANTED.
Male.

YOUNG SALESMAN desires work several hours
daily. keep books. side line. anything Address
willing Box ~. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Local 0hlelsl Rseord-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the change.
In the temperature for ths last twenty-four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

The Munzer Company resident buy
ers, of 1861 Broadway, who represent
several out-of-town department stores,
report that all their accounts are doing
a record business on ladies' outer gar
ments. 1t is expected that many buy
ers will be in the local Office in few
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

American anc rorc,En issenei, Iuters
supplies Professors Iesenysss yssshoos ssi
Covernesses SO. 20 Souss u YOyS~
Families. Apply TO Ara IL
FULTON, % Union square
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
Daddy 'sBedtirne
C., Good Dog Gyp
ClOI " And the Poor
Little Kitten.

kidde have heard people fighting like said
daddy wei. sometimes
y Once there Gyp
little that lived She
played with the children had
There kycat owned by the children
The kitycat didn't children
did She
the children
little
us o
children
But there fun for the children the stork Tab
and and the children lots time with laughing
world like the
handle didn't
is
little while I'm
chldren
of
shifted the kitten
And puppies and kitten together happy family
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01

cost of 100000 and embodies every
improvement in the art of ship building
and naval architecture fact its size,
wonderful mechanical perfection, artistic
decorations, sumptuous cabins and saloons,
make it veritable marine wonder. Pas
sengers will have the advantage of every
comfort offered by any modern hotel while
at the same time their pleasures are made
doubly profitable by all the enjoyments
afforded by an ocean trip.
The lighting and ventilating plant is the
most modern and complete in every way
100 Mazda lamps being used. The
magnificent dining room extends over the
entire width Of the ship and is lis feet
long, seating 278 passengers at each sit
ting. The state room accommodations
are complete in every way and among the
unique features is a large sun parlor and
veranda encased in glass.
The steamship Northern Pacific will
be placed in regular service between San
Francisco and Flavel about April 10 and
forms the last link in transcontinental ser
vice of the Northern Pacific Ry. from
Chicago to the Pacific Coast and Cali
fornia.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
TO REMOVE EVERY SIGN OF
DANDRUFF

If your hair is not pretty; if it is
losing color, too dry, full of dandruff
falling out, or if your scalp itches,
you can quickly overcome all of these
conditions at trif1ing cost with this
simple home treatment.
Just get from S. L. Willis some Par
isian Sage, most helpful and in
MIGRATING tonic that supplies every
hair need 1t is easily applied and
absolutely harmless. improvement
begins with the first application for
Partisan Sage not only nourishes the
hair roots but stimulates your hair
to grow long, thick, soft, fluffy and
lustrous. 1t Immediately removes eve
ry bit of dandruff, stops itching scalp
and surely gives your hair new life
and beauty. 56-2
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01

The Idaho Review is the name of a
new weekly publication in Idaho COM
ing from Boise, published by the
printing firm of Syms York company
The publication, from a perusal Of
its first issue, indicates its policy in
politics will be decidedly republican.
The first issue is most ably edited and
contains news of general interest to
Idaho and the publication will I'M
doubtedly serve the purpose to which
it is dedicated in most creditable
manner since its managing editor is
NJ. F. Cunningham, well known and
experienced Idaho newspaper man.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
FOR THE RELIEF OF BELGIUM

According to reports just issued
from New York by the Commission foi
Relief in Belgium, a shortage of sup
plies exists and famine threatens the
Belgians. Help is needed. In an APP
peal to the Americans, John Gals
worthy says:
Famine is very simple thing.
First will go the old men and women;
then the children-cold and hungery
children-young birds with gaping
beaks. And the strong last. Yes, ia
mine is very simple thing, with its
stark and icy clutch.
IF you ever felt you'd like to help
a fellow, now's your chance, Amer
lea. You are great and generous. You
stand for humanity as no country has
ever stood. You alone, of all the ma
tons fortunate enough to be outside
this ring of war have wealth and
strength enough for task like this.
You alone can keep the fame of hope
alive, the pulse of life beating in this
starving nation. The world looks to
you, America, looks to you to do JUS
tice to your own great heart. You
have already lifted this burden Of
good deeds from the ground; shoulder
it as you alone know how, with that
fine. fierce energy of yours. See this
work of rescue through-and all the
world shall bless you"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01

The recurrence of drunkenness and
petty thieving among boys who have
been in trouble before and have been
warned. seems to show that warning
is not sufficient to keep boys out of
trouble. This is not news to us. 1t
is an old truth If boys were sure
doing instead of having been treasured
by repeated experiences that they
would not be punished, perhaps we
would hear less of tlJeir escapades.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
THE LIMIT

She is simply mad on the subject of
germs, and sterilizes or filters every
thing in the house"
How does she get along with her
family?"
"Oh, even her relations are strain
ed. Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
Tendency Toward Easy
Divorce Indecent and
Immoral
BY Rev. DR.. W. t. MANNING, Rector
of Trinity Church, New York

NIVORCE is the shameful lux
III ury of the rich and well to
do. Reliable statistics show
that there is one divorce to every
twelve marriages. These statistics
misrepresent the situation. 1t is
really far worse. The poor man
can't afford divorce, and so he sim
ply follows the example of the illus
trious names he reads about in the
papers and deserts his home.
THAT IS HIS WAY OF ACCOM-
PLISHING THE SAME THING
THE RICH MAN CAN ACCOM-
PLISH BY LAW. THE STATS
TICS SHOW ONLY THE PER
CENTAGE OF WEALTHY PEG
PILE WHO ARE DIVORCED.
The tendency toward easy di-
vorces is due to the trend of mod
ern literature, drama and SO called
reform movements disguised under
the names of progress and advance
ment. Indecency is no more re-
spectacle when it comes to us in
the garb of intellectual cleverness
than in the garb of the gutter, and
it is infinitely more dangerous.
THIS so iCALLED PROGRESS
AND ADVANCEMENT SHOULD BE
STRIPPED OF ITS MASK AND
CALLED WHAT 1T IS-INDECENCY
AND PLAIN IMMORTALITY.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
INCREDULOUS

II was outspoken in my sentiments
at the club today said Mrs Garrul-
GUS to her husband the other evening.
piled:
81 can't believe it, my dear. Who
you National Monthly.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-01
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