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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30

onens our With heavy run OF cattle,
about 1900 head. ana gcoo' sse''uS
10 stronger market. Corn leo eseVcs 1
were scarce and choice pouao
ueeves brought Slt.60. thoice West
ern range beeves were also IN Keen 10
mand and 1,4O0-pound Nontanas
brought s135o, the highest price evsrI
na;d FOR n bunch Of range cattle On
any market Medium and cofunon
grass ca tile we're SLOW ana sfeady.
t'Dve and heifera ruled stronger than
lnsf weah and best apshs festihgl
steers also sold stronger. Ordinary
stocE caftle we're dell and nnHhangeo.
Orotrtlons on f~tfir--cou5 t0l
choice haeees. $ia 5Aail'.J5: fntr tol
rood beeyes. sf2.oagl5a.5; comnonl
to fair Deeyea $9.ooG 1900; good tol
choice vearllaSs. s1o.759e13T5; fair tol
good vearlin-e. s115oD 1870; common
70 faii. vearliGgg 5000 oil co; good to
choice 1yss& heeves. S1o25GD 1850;
fair "a GOOD grasa steers. sa.ooG 1907;
common 10 a,ir a,slss stearS. S7.Ilip
or. syopd t. .haie. heitars. S7.5oa0
900. good ~ ch a;a@ ''e"s - 2aQps,@a;
fair To coed eoms CO 20 81 20: con-
ners and cutters, & aa0G:o: yeat
calves cs.eG0lo.0a: heef hu'ls, 90 -
$500. bologna bulls. sS5aMe ri:
prime feeding sre~rs. sa.Ni@fa 81;
good 10 choice foada IS n9Qa.El:
fa;r to good feeders. Sc - - T. 70 d
70 choice stoclsers 81 sos f,oi fair 70
coed srockers. SO. 5a.1Ta 5 cominoa ia
fo,r grades. s5.5o76.50. stock ha'sers
| Sc 50G9e. 90; stoct favs S6.0007 80;
stock oalYes. ss.ooa9oti
A 45e2sc Advance in i1ags.
| Only 1.20o hogs arrived today. the
smallest Mondays sNpIi'y IN Il long
| fine. and fhe market was active and
| 15O25c higher than saturday Tops
| brought slT00 and the bulk Of the
| trading was around slG50@1T.0o. or
| nearly $500 lower than on last Nom
day.
Lamb Market Active, Strong.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs vera
heavy even for Il Monday. ah"nf
1900 head and rlrh good demand
from both local pacters and shippers
| the MARKET was acire AMI stronger
all around. Tat liant brought SlG.75
| and feeder lambs are quoted up to
/ $1725
Quotations on steep and lambs
| Lambs. fair 10 cheiee sii.25D ld.sn !
lambs cults sl3G0fa1 30; lambs.
feeders, slG.25M7Ta5, yearlings. fair
to choice. s1a5lN ZOO; ssAr''l-s,
feeders. s11ooq lo.59. 'trrs fair
to choice. siosMfa ll.l0; eses fir t.
choice. $ernYflo2a. ewes. calls and
feeder. S1geEsGe ewes. Lreelars.
all anes. S0.00Gl 1900.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT
Provision Made for Annual Exhibits
at South Dakota State Fair.


Under the management OF H. $.
Hedrick, state game warden, a perma-
nent building. small game parks and
enclosures around the lake now In
course OF construction win add one
more permanent fixture for the annual
exhibit upon the state fair grounds,
and It is doubtful Il there is any other
exhibit that will attract more atten-
ton or be of more interest to every
one than this will be- Five hundred
Ring Neck pheasants, many varieties
Of aquatic fowl and herds of buffalo,
elk, antelope and deer will be IN sep.
arate parks This exhibit Will cover
about eight acres OF ground and the
state game warden, with his deputies
and game keepers, will be in attend
ance the entire week. This exhibit
plainly shows the interest the state
Of South Dakota takes in the annual
state fair, aud it IL one that the pub
lie in general viii appreciate Il viii
alpo convince al thar this department
OF stste il i've one, constantly aim
ing 10 do ali that can he done to fur
Their the iish and game interests Of the
state at large.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30

Depaftfuent OF ne InfHrinf. z
Land ONE al Belle Fouraha : -.
July q, 1877.
,totiee : rs e,s savea t4as Alice toyi'endail
Of Lowell. : p who or ;cveutes ~ 1910 made
H. T., oesis fol Ei-2 NF5i.4. NI-2s Ella Sec. 30,
md VINO On October 29 1915. made Additl H. E,
No 0l2lf2 for III .23W1-4, sEl-AsWi-4 See 2s,
NEi. Nwl-4. See. 80. Township IL H. RANGE Ii
East, p. II NJ. has Alcd notieo q intention TO
make three year proof, 10 establish claim 70 the
land above desr tibea before Robert r. Adams
r. 3. Commissioner. al Sulphur. S. D the 10Th
day OF September. i9li
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred c. Suhnset " Lowell. s D. Anton Blaz-
kcvek Of norse Butte, :. b. md AIMS P. Miles
and Charles Bove. hota 81 sulphur p p.
John A. Ross Ragtates
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30

T2oacre, decided land Oh Morea'
river, new house, ~ mljes river
bottom and timber, soft waite
.geIt, Xxx miles Of tence. 100 acre.
iolu,ng can De homesteaded: 64t
acres leased. more joining can D.
!eased. All in one body. Hal
cash, balance on easy payment
Atr per cent. Would take SINAI
tract OF irrigated land in exchange
Apply at this Office.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30

Department OF the Interior, y, s
Land Offiee at Belle Fopreha. g f.
August -, loif
20 Warner Hamilton 81 Lead. s. -. Centeafeet
YOU arc hereby notified tnat Glareace 3 claiR
who gives New eli s r.. as nis III address,
did on July It'll. 1872 file IL Ills etiige his dat'
,5lrobora&ed application to contest n1l' arcnIt
thc cancellation Of your Homestead Eatn No.
le So Serial No. made Mas sth fer
3lll-4 Section 2, Township 9 n. RanSe Eas'.
3 II ", andss grounds To- bis contest ne alleges
chat Warner Hamilton has never established
his residence upon his said Honestead thnt hc haa
never placed any Improvements thereon or eg
.ivated any part Of the land OF used same Tor Any
purpose and that ne mss wholly lband 5ned his
lid homestead since date y entry.
You ers Therefore further notified thai The sad
delegations will he taken as confessed ard ynGr
aid entry viii he cancelled ~thoat farther rieht
be heayc either before fhis Office aeae ssi.
Il you fan e. Gle 10 this office withh twenty days
atrei the FOURTH qualifications u th.s notice. rs
hows, below, your answer, under aath. specti'-
Ally responding 70 these ALLEGATIONS Of contest
ogsther with due proof that ycu have sc,T#d
opy OF yotl oaawel o. rhc said contestant e.IAel
ia person 90 BY registered rnaii.
you shol.ld state 10 your enswer he name q
IL pos, Office ~ Witch you desire future noSices
t. D = sent TO gou.
John A. Ross. Register
iirk T. Ba1s.eg Keeeivet
Dato VI first publication August 50 l.ll
Date Of second publication sept 6, leli.
Date Of thrd publication SepF. l3. 1910
Date of fourth puolica ion sept. ~. l9ai.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Winners in County Contests
to Be Guests OF State
Board at Fair.

The members Of the Boys camp st
the South Dakota State Fair at Huron,
Sept. 10th to 18th, will occupy the new
concrete barracks near the main en-
trance OF the fair grounds, which has
just been completed. with Superintend.
ent e. Fl. Noteboom OF Selby in
charge. The Boy Scout laws are TAX
en- as a guide for the camp, self-sov.
eminent being the rule in matters OF
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
EXHIBITS MUST BE IN EARLY
Judging in Woman's Department Done
Before State Fair Opens.

Judging in the Woman's department
begins Thursday morning, Sept 9Th.
except the bakery, which Is 70 be done
Saturday. Sept. 9Th. See premium fist
for dates when exhibits MUST be In
Womsn's building. All Judging inthis
department is done BEFORE the fair
opens. Write c. N. McIlvaine, Secre-
tary, Huron, s. D.. for premium list.
and note the increase In premiums
and the many changes.
II you have anything OF merit to ex.
hibit, arrange to display It that others
may obtain inspiration from 1t. The
fair will be held at Huron, Sept 10th
to 18th.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Board OF Agriculture viii
Handle Supplies for Live
Stock at State Fair.

The South Dakota State Board or
Agriculture. mindful Of the needs OF
the live Stock exhibitors, will handle
its own feed and forage AT the state
and Exposition, Sept 10th TO
giving TO all the very best at
est possible price. This de.
will not he conducted at a
supplies will he sold at
plus the cost OF handling.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30

A large rev building. east OF the
barns. has just been completed TO care
for this department.
Live Stock Sanitary Board.
The live stock sanitary board Will
be represented by DR., ]. z. Phelps,
state veterinarian, with sufficient depu-
ties to give live stock in transit for
exhibit purposes quick service to and
from the fair Proper blanks will be
in the hands OF the secretary to fur
nish each exhibitor as entries are
made. and in this manner no delay
whatever will be Occasioned.
The headquarters of the state yeteri'
marian VIII be at the Office Of the su-
perintenaent of the cattle department
in The Live Stock PAVILION.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Notiee of Contest

pspaart.lo.lsnt Of The Interior. >
Augost Is. 1917
To Marx u. Doheryo Or Ssoaehton Wisconsin.
Contestse.
yon are hereby ncti'.ed thar Donald Shater.
who gives Wateroe to9a. his post-offce
address, di3 "a Itiy q l9l? ale IN this office his
dul. corrobofatea appfeation =, contest and
secure the cancellation II your homestead Entry
M 1862, Serial No natlr May 4. ioil. for
swt-4 NWl.s Section and l-2 Of NEl-d; SILL
NWl-a Section 2 Township II ~. Rnrge f..
3. H. NJ and as grounds for his contest he alleges
that the claimant has wholly abandoned said
entry for than six months last past. that he
never esta blisaed residence thereon, cultivated
or improved the same, ana that said trsct Of lard
l. II its native and natural stare, unoecupied or
improved by anyone, that there never was a house
nor an nhahitaat living said iaaa- That
satrvnEn.s absence was NOT dee % any military
service.
y5u are thsrefe.s sots-hes notified tnse -
sais allegations eil lie tsken confessed. and
yn1r said entry VII be cancelled vitheut further
right 70 be hsnsd. either before this office or y.
appeal if gov fall TO file ir this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication Of
this notice. as showp teiow. yopr answer wider
cath. specifically responding 10 these allegations
Of contest. together with due procf that we
have served copy Of sour answer on the saie
contea,aHF siths. in person or eS tegiste ii nsi-
You shosla state IN ysur answer The nalae q
the post office to vhsh you desire ;u.are ,'otices
to be sent 10 you goisa a nnge. REGISTER.
tirk E. Bsx1e1. Raceissr.
Date Of first publcst.on. Aug. g. LAT
Dats OF second publication AK 90, 1917.
Date Of thiri publication, 8 ept {. 1919.
date Of fourth publication. SEPT. Is, 1917.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Net,ce for publication

JepNftmant Of sle Interior, 2.
i.seS a1ire 3, Belle Fourche, 5. D.
Notice & hereby given that Henry n
hayes, Of Newell, s. d, who. on June
29 lalt. made ADDITIONAL H. T.. No. eiesle
for Lots g. !, s. 6, W5aSEA, section 2,
dian, has filed notice OF intention TO make
three year proof. Go establish claim TO the
lana above described before Hugo Be
nrens IT. s. Commissioner, ~ Newell =.
o. on the 3lst day of August. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses. Edwin
w Gwin Henry Mutchler John \. Me-
Donald George VI. Black all OF Newell,
s. n
T.tn A p.t. E.e.;sre,
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30


Department Of the Interior, U.
Land office at Bale Fourclle. $. l.
August l5 1917
To Nellie A. Adams Of oe,weir,. Iowa. Con-
teetee
You are hereby netiiiea that Donald ahatsf
who gives Waserl9a, Iowa. as his pos,-offes
address did on julg As 1877 Tile III this office his
daily corrobra5ed replication 70 contest AID SEC
urG the cancsisatier a yDdr IL inee'ead l1ntr. :
sous, sesis. 81 ssiads Ian. &C. lsit ia
SW la Section :, iagnsh.n q y. Range + i
.. a. NJ. ard rs eeouops fot his ceriss, g.,
alleges that the Gilman, Aelps A. Adann has
wholly abandoned said entry for r,ore than eiy
months mat past. that she never estab'ishee
residences thereon. cultivated or Improved tfe
came ard thu. said tract Of land il IN sa n.,,i.e
and nab1ral state nnoecupied on improved b.
anyone that there never was Il house nor N.
nhabitant living On said land. That cntrymans
Gbssnee iron said land was not due 20 any u
airy service
you are, therefore. further notified that the
aid allegations will be ralen as confessed, ane
your said entry win be cancelled without farther
right to he heard, sithrr before this Office OF or
appeal II .cg Sal 10 Gle in this ofFce withir
twenty DAYS after The FOURTH Publication Q,
snss uvsisri ~ stlt'ii Ve"w. your at.e""f, ufaSf'
oath. sre officially responding % these aIegotiors
u contest, together with daa proof that you have
SERVED copy Of voui answer on the said contest
ant eithsr IN perso,. 81 BY registered mail.
You should stats in your answer the name Of
the post esiee 70 which you desire future notice
70 be sent toyuu. John 4. Ross. Register
KIRK f. Baxter. Receiver
Date OF first publication Aus. %. 1917.
Date Of second publication Aug. so. 1917.
Date Of tisire publication Sept. T. 1917
Data Of fourth yublicatien Sept. IS, 1917.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Notice

| have opened Il suit cleajne.
ore, sing and repairing establish
ment and am prepared to take care
If your wants in this line. both
aides and genie. Have had years
OF exl erience
<. + I!eehmun.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Taken Up

Three head If horses. One
black and one bay 4eidiaG branded
- ) on .ett shoulder one bar
Ally branded - on lett shoulder
owner can have same oy payiue
for this nd and charges.
T. j. Murphy,
Five miles northeast ~ town.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
Wanted

A few good milch cows. Some
fresh. Others 10 freshen this
fall. Also Ayrshire bull, one year
old. Eli Long. Newell, S. D.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30
For Sale

Five miles northeast u town,
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-30

Department of the Interior. ;.
Land Office Al Belle Fourche. -
Ausazs f. 1917
To Maui ~ oohcr. Y a. s.nachtor. MisnoIain-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19


new york-they are having a lot
offambly trubbels over in montclair,
n. j. these days & also it is purity tuff
on them fellers that have bum STUN
acks ". -
dr.. lozier & his wife lost there cook
1 day & mrs. Iozier said will cook
just like did when we were poor, &
he said fine bizzness
so she sailed rite in & cooked, she
being a list rate cook, & the dock
said these is the best meels ever
had, & he buys her a mise fur coat for
getting up such good meels s-
there the trubbel started for mrs.
lozier told all her lady friends & they
all fired there cooks & done there
own cooking, which wood have been
CRATE stuff if they had knowed how
to cook
mrs. S. j. holcomb was who did
ent know how, & her husband hadtto
eat thelmeels or make her mad so he
ct the meels and got sick, but finally
he coodent standrit no longer.
martha, he says to her 1 mite,
hadent you better hire cook, & she
says o, no, will do the cooking, &
then she wates a while & asts him
what will i ware, deer, if i do the
cooking for you
you will be waring crepe befour
anuther week, her husband replyd.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19
CONVENIENT

Mrs. Comler ION a tour Of inspec-
ton in her friends house, Ora
cious! Why do you have such a high
bed for your little boy? ~
Mrs. Housler-So we can hear him
if he falls out. You have no idea
what heavy sleepers my husband and
] are.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
BEN GETS AN IDEA.

Vt started about shoes. Deputy City
Attorney Charles Davis dropped
! into Eugene Buffandeau's office
with q new pair Of kicks and kick
about the price he had paid for them.
Supervisor Ben HOllinser derricked
his walking delegates from the floor
to the top of the desk and remarked
that it was a fright the way shoes
were going up. Buffandeau followed
with 8 declaration that it was crime.
And the discussion on shoes slipped
into q talk on the high cost OF loving
and living, and that brought it around
10 the food question. 1t was at this
point that Supervisor Ben HOllinGcr
was struck with a bright idea.
I'm going to suggest to the food
commission" he solOmenIy announced,
that they go on record tnat hereafter
to conserve the supply Of rice no more
of it be used to shower wedding par
ties and that only old shoes be hurled
after the honeymoon-bcund couple
Bright idea, what? What?'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
JOE GAVE EN- AWAY?

NALMER P. WOODS, secretary to
- Mayor Joseph J. Fern, threatens
! to turn detective. A few days ago
Palmer absent-mindedly left a newly
opened box of cigars lying on his desk
and though he was out Of the office
but a few minutes, when he returned,
it was low tide in the box. A score
Of stogies had vanished into thin air.
Darn if l can leave a thing around
here without it disappearing. It's the
darndest place for cigars melting
away and dropping out Of sight" said
Palmer this morning, and if this was
an old building I'd begin to, believe
that the ghosts we're around snatching
the smokes.
The other day l left a paper cut
ter on my desk, nice one too.
usually put it in one of the drawers,
but l forgot to and | haven't been able
to find it since.
"If this sort of thing keeps up I'm
going to turn detective and find out
where those cigars vanished con,
tinued Palmer. I'D trace them by the
cigar bands, but they always leave
the bands behind. The bands are no
use to use. We've got one city band
and that's enough" he ended with a
smile"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

they also stopped Patty's military &C.
tivities, at least for nearly two years.
Patty got in the line of machine
gun fire and had one of his hips pretty
we'll perforated.
Invalided home and finally dis.
charged, Patty has since been chatting
because he couldn't get into the fight
again, for lie didn't come back with
! any love for his country's enemies.
His chance came when the British
began enlisting the subjects OF that
country in Hawaii Patty was among
the first to apply for enrolment. AS
was known to his physician and
friends, Patty's hip had never recover
ed from its contact with Turk ma,
chine gun bullets. The veins of the
hip were swollen and the slightest
blow upon them caused extreme pain
and a food of blood.
Because Of this upon his first re.
quest for enrolment he was givS1 only
a superficial examination and told:
you've done your bit, Patty, and
We don't need you" Patty knew we'll
he was needed, and that his lip was
the cause of his rejection.
Sure, an III get there YET" he told
his chums. So Patty practised self
control until the examinations for the
second contingent started. Then he
watched his opportunity to be exam
ined by a physician who did not know
his condition.
The opportunity came and Patty
evaded getting the questionable hip
closely scrutinized by the examining
physician. He was rated Al and en-
rolled. Then in walked a doctor who
had previously attended him.
And how is that hip, Patty?' jovi.
ally questioned the doctor, who had
learned that the Irishman had passed
the examination.
Sure, an it's foine," responded Pat
ty, as he gave several resounding
slaps upon the suspected limb. Sat
isied, the doctor passed on with nc
more embarrassing questions.
And how did you stand that blow
upon the hip without a culver of your
face?' che of Patty's cronies asked
him.
"Oh, bye, it's a secret" responded
Patty with all his Irish. brogue in evil
dence, as a result of his happy excite
ment, but III tell you: was pound
ing the other hip"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
ort SlaferNotes

Especial Star Bulletin Correspon3ence)
FORT SKATER, Sept. 26.-Capt.
Henry c. K. Muhlenberg has been re,
lieved as regimental unit supply Off
Ger and given command of the ma
chine gun company, vice Capt. John
S. Sullivan relieved.
First Lieut.. Charles A. McGarrigle
and been appointed regimental unit
supply officer, taking Capt. Henry c.
K. Muhlenberg's place. Lieut.. Nc
Garrigle has also been appointed sum-
mary courtmartial officer.
First Lieut.. =. H Valentine, for
merly with the machine gun campany,
has been assigned to Company J.
- y
John Randolph, Jr., son of Capt.
John Randolph, has been appointed
cadet first lieutenant at Punahou col
lege.
- y
Letters received from Mrs. George
NJ. Hailoran tell Of Capt. HalloIan' ;
departure for France a couple OF
weeks ago with the 4Sth infantry from
Syracuse. Mrs. Halloran remained at
Syracuse until the regiment left and
then returned to California where she
will make her home with her mother
at Alameda until Capt. Hallorans re-
turn.
y y
Cook William Z. Miller of Company
E, has been promoted to the grade of
sergeant and has been made mess
sergeant.
Private Guestenger has Loen de-
tailed on special duty as cook in Com
panl Z.
Tuesday being the regular appoint
ed day for the Ind Battalion Of the
End Infantry to have parade, tie for
nation took place as scheduled at
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
ONE ON BROWN.

In commenting upon the hilarious
time at the gathering of local Harvard
men last week, A. NJ. Cristy, deputy
city and county attorney, was remind
ed of the class of men who attend
the back East colleges.
Harvard wasn't so bad, but Brown
University is where they had the
roughnecks-the go-get- EN- kids Well,
they certainly cleaned up in football
last year.
THE rough and ready-to-fight quail
ity of Brown always makes me think
Of one night in Cambridge when a
bunch of Harvard freshmen and so
phomores were having real battle in
one of the main streets. They were
slamming one another for all they
were worth when along came a small
crowd of seniors. The seniors cast a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
HE GOES TO FIGHT

AIOW that the second contingent OF
~ British recruits from Hawaii is on
way to join the British army
there will be no harm in telling how
one of the patriots oItwitted a Ho-
nolulu physician who thought he was
physically unfit for the rigors of army
life.
1t was an Irishman as might be eX-
pected, and none was more anxious to
"strafe'' the kaiser than Patty Moffitt,
who went out in charge of the second
contingent.
Patty has already had "a couple Of
bitches in the British army" as an
American soldier would say. In the
last, he was among those Britishers
who early in the war stopped the ad.
vance of the Turks and their German
officers upon the Suez canal But
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

1t is unthinkable that Mooney should have been
foully dealt with through the whole gamut of the
California courts, but in the face of the nsisencp
of labor leaders that such is the case it is best that
the federal government, it is doing should invps-
tigate the matter. If the state courts have done
Justice Endorsement of their action by the national
department of justice will add to the force of the
warning to dynamiterS that the punishment of the
culprit will afford.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

Registration Of firearms has proved to be little
or no check upon criminal >h""tngs. If il is i'm
possible TO restrict ownership possession of dead
ly weapons by constitutional measures, the only adj
vantage of registration is that it is a means of
identifying pistols after they have been feoniousy
used Registered arms may pass quickly from one
owner to another or they may be stolen from res
ponsible owners by irresponsible ones. Long terms
in prison for unlicensed carriers of deadly weapons
without the alternative of fines might help to re
duce the evil. .