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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24


An LAWS OF parts of laws general
provisions at ;htS chapter as to the
game "r INLAND uSr lrws are repeated
MI laws and parts Of laws. general
special or local IN cuunt,t with the
provisions of tho Federal MIGRATORY
ht'" laws arc repealed: FRO vid.d how
ever. that nothing herein contained
shall he construed 10 repeal the laws
creating the Eastern shore of Virginia
Came Protective Association nor prc.
vent III" said associations from appoint-
in:: and having cuntr"i q the game
wardcns in and FOR the counties of
Accomac aud Northar.ptvn as now pro-
ridcd 10y law; provided further. thu.
nothing nercin shall lie construed 70
repeal OF conflict with IAN act r.,
regulate the shooting aud 10 prevent
thc destruction Of wild water fowl i'm
INC waters OF Back Bay and its tr!b,i-
'aries. and the lands adjaccu, thereto
IN the County OF Princess Anne nro-
Eldcd That no special or additional tax
II! addition 20 thc State ana county
tax provided by this act shall BIO re-
CURED OF citizens OF this state. for
the privilege OF hunting: i, the County
OF Princess Anne. approved March ~
i'l4. nor with existing laws with ref
crcnce 10 The appointment and com
pensation of game wardcns in the said
county OF Princess Anne: and provided
tur,her. that all moneys collected hy
the clerks or thc said CounticS FOR
hunters licenses shall hc paid by the
said clerks 70 The treas .rcr Of The said
association 70 &c by IL used IN the
enforcement, or the game and doc laws
in force in the said counties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

obligation enioined upon him by the
provisions Of the game laws OF this
State shall be guilty OF misdcmeanor.
By a fine OF not less than $40 nor more
than 500.
Every court or clerk Of any court
before whom any prosecution under
th!s CHAPTER IS commenced OF shall go
on appeal. and within twenty days
after .rial or dismissal thereof shall
report in writing the result thereof
and the amount OF fine collected. il
any. To the commissioner for the fail
urc or any court or clerk 70 comply
with any provisions of this section, he
shall forfeit TO tho Commonwealth the
sum OF 50 for each failure. such sum
u 20 10 the credit OF tho game fund.
When an arrest or a prosecution FOR
a violation of the game and fish laws
bT the commissioner, or by any war
den or other officer is had or instiSat.d.
and the defendant is convicted, there
shall be taxed costs in favor OF tho
person making the arrest or instigatinE
the prosecution a fec OF $3.50 No sue
fee shall be allowed IN cases of ac-
quittal
The circuit judges and the Judges
OF concurrent jurisdiction shall give
the grand juries when empanelled the
provisions of the game laws strictly
IN charge and shall urge strict inquiry
into attractions thereof. Justices OF
the peace and Circuit Courts shall have
concurrent Jurisdiction for the trial OF
ohenses against the game laws OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
SUES CAR COMPANY
kntic Sims Says She Was KNOCK ed
Down md Trnmpicd In rrowd-

Katie Sims instituted suit in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday against the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Tor $4,000 damages. The plaintiff al
itSts in her declaration ;hat on Jan
nary Is she boarded Il street car at
t!Ehtecnth and Main and was knock cd
down and traHpled on by passcn-
ger. She said that the car was over
crowded, ana tina; the conductor did not
use proper prccaution in safeguarding
Acr ire and limb. She was SERIOUSLY
injured, she alleges. and some Of her
injuries may prove TO he permanent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
THREE

,riaurnlar lot in Fulton bounded hv
Lester Ashland ,ud Poplar, streets.
The tract IS 4" t'c converted into D.
small park AZ = ucmOriul Ia the Con
tcd"ratc navy. TWO brass cannon. each
fifteen feet In l"u.sth. wiii bc placed
on the lot
The contract ror the layin., on, OF
th" park viii hc let 10y tho board on
March %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
People and Events

The finest line OF police work performed in
New York last winter is outlined in a report
showing employment secured for 5000 men and
1000 distressed families relieved
Human and animal storks flocked to the
iarmstead OF John Harmon of New Market, Del
and worked overtime in the dark of one night.
An early morning census of the new arrivals
showed baby boy. a colt, a calf and a nest Of
bird dog pups.
One Mike Flanagan, an express messenger
az Defiance. o., sought ta teach an angry bull
the way he should 60 BY sprnkng salt on his
tail The sprinkler missed lire, So did the
bull. because Flanagan jumped the fence with
the speed a a professional Sure. Mike
The generous ontgiylnss Of old man Rookie
Teller again features che fronts az New York
papers The latest = recorded ~ the gentle
touch ot a grandson. Rho was rewarded with 5
regulation round nickel Fhe Incident Is NOS re-
gafded symptom ot heart enlargement
Auto killings ais Neadil, mounting Ia phlas
belphm tfom the minimum ai seven killings in
1907 p0lltt records Show steady increases -
the maximum 81 veg auto killings M 1918 From
tsuusfg O. Nav 81 thw Yeaf ihe score g ihi}
ans deaths indicating record year NJ thar line NJ
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Wtll Nonlftla hS dabWtaiuK owes SsuUAtNn 8mune
colleges and nhNanihtnpe asiUHtnut ~ ne
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Sloan and the Shipping Bill.

Congressman Sloan scored fairly in his
pointed remarks on the shipping bill the admin
istration is trying to drive through the present
session OF congress Ii is the same measure
that has been twice defeated, and is open TO the
same objections that have heretofore prevented its
passage. Mr.. Sloan only outlined one OF several
reasons why the measure should not become a
law Ii Is very desirable that the merchant ma
rine OF the United States be encouraged to point
where it can compete in the deep water traffic
Of the world but the democrats have taken very
poor way to accomplish that end.
At the very outset of the present adminstra-
ton action was taken that struck heavy blow
at American shipping, when the provision ex-
empting American coastwse trading ships from
Panama canal tolls was repealed. This was done
because Of protests from England, Germany and
France Another blow aimed at American ships
is the proposal to admit foreign-built vessels to
American register which means that the great
coastwise commerce, now controlled by American
built and owned vessels, under laws enacted by
republicans, will be opened up 10 foreign COM
petition This is protecting American shipping
with vengeance.
Farmers Of the west deeply concerned in
the proposal to invest $50000OO0 OF government
money in vessels that will be used for the pur-
pose OF bringing agricultural products from South
American countries TO compete IN the eastern
market with the crops raised in the west The
western farmer will still buy his machinery and
other supplies from the same manufacturers who
will sell 10 the South American farmer. The diff
ference will be that the farmer OF the United
States will buy in the protected market while
his South American brother will have the benefit
OF the competition in the worlds market The
unfairness OF the proposition is glazing, but it
Is only part Of what the democrats are figuring
on doing in pushing the administrations shipping
bill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Another Way to Handle a Dog.

The season OF the year is at hand when mad
dog" seares will fill the land with reputation
Rabies or hydrophoba. is terrible disease and
while doctors dispute 10 It's prevalence, il is
well to be on the safe side as lar as possible
One good way TO achieve this, and to make sure
that danger is not present is TO be careful OF
dealings with dogs Above all things. do not
become familiar with a dog on too short ae-
quaintancc. the average dog is good fellow all
right but is quite apt 10 misunderstood the ad
vances OF persons he does not know we'll and IS
likely TO resent undue liberties Do not dispute
with the dog his right 10 guard his masters
premises and property he looks upon you as an
unauthorized intruder and is ap, 10 govern him
self accordingly When the ho, days Of summer
come see that the dos has opportunity 70 set al
the clean water he cares to drink Dogs suffer
more from heat aud thirst than "a generally uus
dcfstood Remember, too that the dos per
spires through his mouth, and that She presence
81 loan around Bis Jaws u proof that be is
verg hot and tired and thirsty rather than that
he has gone mad Give ths dos 4 chance la the
summer time and do nor take unnecessary
chances With him, and We wil hear 81 fewer
bites and not nearly 50 much d abes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Nebraska Press Comment

South Sioux City Record: A state bank Of
Decatur failed last week. 1t IS now thought
that the guarantee fund OF the state banks will
be called upon 10 make up part OF the loss. We
believe that the blame for the failure rests
wholly with the state banking department for
permitting such methods as is reported TO have
been used by the bank. The state banking de-
partment is maintained for the purpose Of super
vision over the chartered state banks, but in
this case the inspection was in name only Only
a few days before the bank closed, the state
treasurer deposited $4,000 in the bank Ii the
state banking examiner had been on the job
il is probable state funds would never have
been deposited there.
Kearney Hub For something real nasty and
offenseiyely partisan ii is not necessary to look
farther than the following paragraph from inc
World Herald while republican leaders keep
bowling for preparedness, and while mammoth
parades arc arranged and pulled off to demon
strate that the country is clamoring for II, the
democratic administration is providing H. This
is equivalent to a charge that republicans planned
the New York preparedness demonstration and
are planning the proposed demonstration at
Chicago when il is fact as all know that there
IS absolutely nothing partisan in the preparedness
movement 1t is something quite new II the
time honored use Of the petition and personal
demonstration are TO be suspended just because
the democratic party is IN power Don't you
think so?
Blair Tribunt. Decatur's bank failure reads
like tale Of frenzied finance and makes one
think OF Wall street and the bucket shops, The
first year after a change was made IN the man
agement 50 per cent dividend was declared
and the manipulation Of the books fooled the
State Banking board The promoter made
things hum, and rumor had it that he owned six
different automobiles in the two years time.
But the bubble burst and the promoters were
brought back to mother earth with a bump that
took all Of the wind out Of their sails. Moral:
You must do something bigger than to break
a country bank II you would get away with Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Taking a Sensible Course.

Railroad managers and the brotherhoods are
taking sensible course in connection with their
dispute as TO pay schedules. They have gone
into conference in New York and expect for
several weeks to carefully consider all that is
involved in the whole matter. In this way they
will come much nearer to reaching satisfactory
adjustment than in any other. 1t is not to be
looked for that either side will have its own way,
for neither side Is wholly right or wholly wrong.
Each naturally feels it wants to get all it can,
and each will strive to that end, but while put
ting forth every effort to win, each must also
feel that what is just and right lies somewhere
between the claims on either side, The con-
ference will certainly be able to reach point
at which a settlement may be made, and the
tremendous business of the railways OF the coun-
try be carried on without disturbance such as a
strike would produce In this way the public
will be the gamer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Bin That Should Pass

ONE ~ the measures pending iu ths present
congress that Is dsssfyius % pastags the Kern
MsGhlsnddy hii Zoe ths further relief g sostta.
msbt employees audti ihe prluuflss 81 lhg eofs
mens compensation As li fsifnds iht fSH,ms
hw 10 toser classes 81 federal gmpl6Aft nee sos
protected uah ahoui ags ieurtb n thest m the
Fetefnmtal ssfsfs eamf undel ths estl.ha Jas.
ana "a ihs prsstu, eousffn SOME go huh ha9t
hteu introduced e. secure fFltl u ihatt eba
oihreiw weald has3 been WaPfavdet CO.. thf
ktfn MeaHlisptay hlll asked ~ ), ihf gsu
service smplafss aea = ssatralN sba tueasb
endorsed DIV those eba hAtt aatb ne waahs
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Editorial Snapshots

Cleveland :lain Dealer II am only a
little woman. and cannot fight" says Anna
Held. Judgment deferred until a few Of
her ex-husbands are allowed TO testify.
Chicago Herald James J. Hill had the
greatest consolation that can come TO a
man AZ the end Of a long, laborous life
The knowledge that he had built something
that would endure.
Philadelphia Ledger; A committee Of the
Federation Of Women's clubs has ZAP
proved" standard street dress for women.
still, it's far cry from approving" a
thing TO wearing II oneself.
Cleveland Plain Dealer. "oyereating,
lack of exercise. irregularty Of habits and
eyestrain cause headache" says Dr. Wiley.
Well. welll And how far would you have
TO go to catch something serious1
Indianapolis News. The government re-
ports that the petroleum supply will last
only twenty-seven years longer, but all the
members Of the Don't Worry club are con.
WINGED that something just as good as gaso-
line will be on the job before the finish.
Philadelphia Ledger: Preparedness IN
Warrington seems to spell Jobs and places
for ornamental commissioners. who as a
sort Of shopping committee" are to find
out all about Uncle Sam and tell Il TO the
the same sort Of thing.
Philadelphia Record: Massachusetts, now
has state income tax, which is in addition
70 the federal tax, Il Is no trflinR one,
either, and includes all incomes over 81 600.
Az the Bay State brides itself on being a
leader in advanced legislation we may ex-
pect this principle gradually TO filter down
to more beniRhted commonwealth.
Brooklyn Eagle While the war has cost
billions, It has awakened latent powers that
may more than compensate for the waste.
In the period Of rsouperation these new re-
sources are likely to play their biggest part.
To keep the pace In the race for the markets
Of the world, American hustle must be re-.
inioreed with brains at all points Work
and not speculation is tho new order.
Houston Posts standardized dress can
be devised that will be attractive. modsst
and protective. with a range 81 coat that
will enable women and girls 90 dress accord
ms 20 their means. There was never a
time IN the history " the world when con.
dttions were more favorable for thia reform.
The certainty that Europe Is % emerge from
the pfesent war poverty stricken viii MAKE
U AZ the sasier, for American women NAV
be sure that their sisters i1 Europe .Ui
eagrrA welcome economical apparel ana IN
fbis Instance efcnemy viii prove The hand
maiden 1f uiaaratF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02

when ] don't want a mans attentions
and he asks me where live, l say In the
suburbs"
ma ha Excellent; but where do you
really live, Miss Brown
IN the suburbs, Mr. Short atlanta
Journal
How did you rontriye 10 convince your
wife you could not afford 10 own an auto
mobieY
pure luck on my part She wanted to
have an old dress cleaned and bought a
gallon Of gasoline. '--Richmond Tlmes-Dis-
patch
This Is a delightful atmosphere, Julia,
but We viii have to look out for another
place"
oh John, why7"
~ heard the trust magnate who came
yesterday say he was going out early this
morning TO take tho air."-Baltlmore Amer
lean,
- fear my brothers wife Is trtne
selfish"
Doesn't she share the family Joys and
sorrowsT'
Yes, but she figures on taking about 90
per cent OF the Joys and 10 per cent OF the
sorrows. - Louisville COurler-Journal.
During a railroad strike a young and
green engineer was put on 70 run train.
ON his first trip ont no ran some distance
beyond ~ tation he was 70 stop at, and on
backing up he ran aB far the other way.
lie was about to start forward on another
attempt when the station master shouted
"Oh thunder! Stay whore you are and well
move the station."--Boston Transcript
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Twice Told Tales
Met His Match.

tight-hsted old man, feeling very sick
asked friend TO recommend physician The
friend named a certain specialist.
is he very expensive" asked the sick man.
We'll, not 50 very; he'll charge you 81 for
the first visit and 81 for each one after that"
The old fellow soon afterward walked into
the office OF the physician named by his friend
and upon being admitted to the consulting
room, planked down 81, remarking: We'll, doc
tor here | am again"
The physician picked up the money and put
il in drawer, which he locked securely The
sick man looked on expectantly awaiting the
next move
We'll, I'm ready to be examined" he said
at length.
Il don't think it's necessary" replied the
shrewd specialist There's no need Of doing it
again. Keep right on taking the same medicine
Good day, sir."-Washington Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
M.lor MeIn,o,b,. Protest..

Hot Springs, s. D., May 8O.-To the
Editor Of The Beei see in your columns
where the soldiers gather together and
honor IL paid TO them In speech and song.
Now, that is all right, but the people Of
the city Of Omaha would show more honor
II they would not allow the police TO abuse
Mcintosh Of Brandeis corner for selling a
cent book, 10 please the captain Of the Sal
walton Army, because Mcintosh 10 an old
soldier. belongs 10 the u. S. Grant Post,
and IL great entertainer. He drew the
crowd from the Salvation Army and is de-
MED by the police the right TO work on
Brandeis corner Saturday nights.
TO honor the dead Is all right, but ]
would rather be honored while am alive. /
am not going to live long, and after tho
old vets are all dead, there will be Saliva
tion armies, 40 give an old vet a little
liberty while he lives. Everybody in Omaha
knows Mcintosh, good, clean, old vet.
shot five times, almost starved TO death, then
came home and then he has TO 90 on some
corner where the police know he cannot sell
anything. Omaha police are the only ones
in the United States who will stop an old
veteran from selling song books Publish
this letter and let The Bee show how they
can honor vet, good old republican who
was Lncolns office boy at Springfield,
1s53-54.
MAI. MCINTOSH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
JOYS OF ADAM.
fBrooklyn EagIe

tBrooltyn EagIe)
Old Adam never had to dodge the sixty
horse power car
There was no bill collector there, his Joy
In Ifs TO mar
He never had TO listen 10 lot OF argu-
ment
About the men who wanted to become
president
He had no fear OF microbes, for they
eamped not on his trail
The law neer worried him bit because
there was no jail.
He owed no tailors bill because he didn't
dote on style
The cost OF living was joke at which
he we'll could smile
He worried not about the trust nor yet the
power OF wealth;
There never was a single thing the matter
with his health.
He had no furnace to stoke and no hard
coal TO buy;
The climate in the garden was as oaimy
July.
There was no squawking phonograph 10
interrupt his sleep.
There was no barber shop quartet to sing
Down in the Deep"
No canvsssers for books dropped In TO oc-
eupy his time
Old Adam must have led life that sim
ply was sublime
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Sounded Much Alike.

The check which the comely looking young
German woman handed in at the window OF a
savings fund bank the other day was made payable
to Gretchen H. Schmidt, and she had Endorsed
il simply Gretchen Schmidt" The man at the
receiving teller's window called her back TO
rectify the mistake just as she was turning
away.
you don't deposit this quite this way" he
explained. See you have forgotten the H.
The young woman looked at her check and
then blushed rosy red.
"Aeh. so | haf," she murmured and wrote
hurriedy:
age 23.'-Baltimore American
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
CONFIRMATION Of brandon was Expeoted

The confirmation by the senate Of the APP
pointment Of Louis ID. Brandeis to be associate
justice Of the supreme court Of the United States
was expected. In fact, the opposition to his ele-
walton to the high position took such form as to
make almost certain he would in the end get the
support OF the senate. Mr. Brandeis has been
much in the public eye Of late years, progress
sive but not radical advocate OF modern ways
OF doing things Naturally this brought him
counter TO interests that were aligned against
his being confirmed in the high Office to which
he has been chosen. His presence on the bench
OF the highest court in the United States, and
consequently OF primary importance in the world,
will not work any revolution in its practices or
its decisions He will bring to his work mind
we'll trained by actual experience, sympathy
with the people and an understanding Of the
problems OF everyday life that will be valuable to
him in his work, and will aid him Judge in
doing right.