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KAILROADS WILL IGNORE LAW > SIX STATES FAVOR INCOME TAXI Five Reject, Two Postpone Result In Three Years, Final PRESIDENT'S PRIVATE WIRE C. I*. Taft Will Pay 034,000 a Y»ar for Hally < hat With Brother. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY "Hello, Bill! How ar« thlngsHCXbe Old age insurance is compulsory in Washington, June 4. Hix state* j White House?” Germany. "Fine! ” tor the reverse, probably.) Washington, June 7. Formal charg house, from the shippers ’ standpoint, thus far through their legislatures Sweden and Spain have the fewest have ratified the income tax amend- es against Senator William Itorimer, arxl if Republican leaders sincerely de "I never felt better In my life. How's alien residents. Illinois, were laid before the senate sired a measure which would benefit things in dear old Cincy?" Will Boost All Commodity Tar merit to the constitution, five have re- | of "Couldn't be better. How much do this afternoon by his colleague, Sena the people they could accept that meas Four and a half million gross boxes jected it and two have poatponed ac tor Cullom. The proceeding was the ure. you weigh to-day T' iffs on July I. of matches are used In London in a This kind of conversation will soon year. tion. presentation of a memorial by Clifford Washington, June 3. — The senate be passing over a leased telephone line Most of the states will act during W. Barnes, of Chicago, president of A watch ticks 157.680,000 times In a the Illinois Legislative Voters league, tixiay adopted Burton’s resolution in running through Pittsburg, and the year, and th« wheels travel 3,558% Shlppars Take Immediate Steps to th« coming winter or the winter fol ernlxxlying the charges of bribery of structing the Interstate commerce line, to all inquirers. will always be miles. lowing, and th« fate of the amendment members of the Illinois legislature. commiaaion to report to the senate all busy. Secure Injunction Roads Pre As a general rule, a man's hair will be definitely known in two or available information regarding the pared for Stubborn Fight. The memorial was read only in part, For Brother Charles P. Taft, he of three years at the very latest, If 12 and was referred without comment to proposed advance in railroad freight the Vandyke beard, and big bank roll, turns gray five years earlier than a woman's. states vote adversely on the entend the committee on privileges and elec rates and to furnish 100 examples of Is going to have a private telephone how leading commodities will lie affect During the year 1900 the London tions. service from bls home in Cincinnati Chicago, June 2. Ignoring the ac merit it will lie defeated, but it ro- Senator Jones intnxiuced a bill today ed by the increase. to the White House in Washington, dog-<atchers caught 44,900 and dis tion of tlie government in obtaining a mains to lie seen whether 12 states will Attorney General Wickersham today and all without a cent of cost to patched 21,253. authorizing the secretary of the treas court order restraining an increase in ury to pay attorneys who performed declared that the department of justice Brother Bill, the Pittsburg Post says. It Is estimated that the coal mines rates, Eastern railroad* toduy ill«] i venture into the opposition column. Friends of the income tax express services for the Colville Indians not to would not proceed further against the Brotherly love will go a long way, already developed contain enough coal with th« Interstate Commerce conimis- rate increaaes by railroads unless the but greater love no brother lias had t0 supply the world for a thousand aion at Washington tariffs of Increased the fullest confidence that the amend UMWd $'.*'*,<M)0 out of the Indian fund. cornnnxlity rat«* to take effect July 1. ment ultimately will lx> adopted, and The services were rendered in promot shippers filed formal protests against than thia, to string a private telephone years, He declared, how wire 725 miles long so he can talk —-u<, natives of Korea carry visiting Hearing of th« uncx|M'rted action of believe that one or two of the slates ing tin- claim of $1,800,000. which ul the increases. ever, that his department was ready a few minutes each evening in a pure- [ car The ,jg 1 which measure about twelve tho Eastern railroad*, shippers, repre now on record against it will reverse timately was paid for the north half of ------ to proceed if proper evidence was laid ly social chat. sented by the Illinois Manufacturers’ their attitude when new legislatures the Colville rcaervation. inches square, and when their use is Senator Piles introduced a bill today before it. Officials of the local offices of the required they are merely shown. association, took immediate atepa to ar« chosen. The attorney general ’ s announcement permitting the Vancouver, Columbia A American Telephone and Telegraph The six alatea that have voted to secure action by th« government simi Bahia Blanca, Argentina, is now the lar to that taken with rrs|H-ct to West ratify thia amendment are Alabama, Camas Railroad company to build its followed the filing of freight increases Company received details of Charles largest wheat shipping port in 8outh South Carolina, Illinois, Maryland, road across the Vancouver military res by railroads in all parts of the coun P. Taft's plan for the first time. The ern increases. try. The new tariffs filed with the In wire will be operated within two or America. It has a population of forty J. M. Glenn, secretary of the associ Kentucky and Mississippi, The slates ervation. terstate Commerce commission provide three weeks. One of the company's thousand and Is growing rapidly. With the Democrats attacking the voting adversely are New York, Rhode ation, issued a circular similar to th« for increases varying from 3 to 31 per regular trunks will be put In service The Farthing Gazette, probably the Republicans, denouncing the insur on« issued by hi* association in the Island, Massachusetts, Virginia and Western cases anil sent copies of It to 'aruisiana, while Georgia ami New gents for alleged insincerity, and as cent and affecting practically every for the purpose and from 6 o'clock in cheapest daily newspaper in existence, shipping center in the United States. the evening until 6 o'clock in the has been started In Moscow, and has all congressmen arxi senators and to Jersey have |x>atponcd a vote until the sailing the “regulars'* for bringing in Railroads and shippers are complet morning it will be at the disposal of already a considerable circulation. I “ gag rule ” to further «¡party measure, next session of their legislatures. the attorney general and to the preai Senator Norris Brown, of Nebraska, and the Republican leaders retaliating ing “war plans.” Both sides are pre the President and his brother. There was to be an attack by night. dent. paring for a big struggle over the rate “It will coot Charles P Taft $24,000 The darkness was impenetrable. A The members of the association ex who has kept close tab on the income by charging the Democrats with simi question. Following the filing of rate a year to have this dally chat," said sergeant addressed bls section as fol pect ax a result a bill will lie filed in tax fight, and who was one of the fore lar performances when they .were in Increases yesterday by the Eastern and one of the Pittsburg officials of the one of the Eastern cities to restrain most advocate* of the income tax power, a special rule was adopted in lows: "Now, pay attention. No. 2 sec- the Eastern railroad* from |>utting the while the tariff bill was before congress the house today which placed the pos Central Western railroads, the ship company yesterday. The man quoted tlon. We are going to do a night at- pers are preparing to take measures to tal savings bank bill on its way to final last session, predicts that the income is an old friend of Manager Clark, who tack; there'll be no talking or smok- new rates into effect. No rias* rate* are affected and not tax amendment will be a part of the passage with the debate limited to keep the rates from going into effect. is putting the deal through. Ing; if there are any orders to be He eight hour* and all poasibiliyof amend- On the other hand, the railroads en "For a twenty-four-hour wire,” ho passed down I will just tip you the more than 50 |icr cent, possibly only 40 constitution within three years. joined by the Federal courts from al |>er cent, of the romtnixllty rales arc believes that more than three-fourths men cut off. continued, "it would cost Mr. Taft wink!” The rule was brought in by Repre lowing their rates to take effect are 352,000 a year; that's $1,000 a week. involved. The increase* will lx- im- of the states will support it, and say* Peter the Great, Russia's famous meeting to form plans to fight the case. | km «I u|x>n all shipinenlx in the terri it will be indorsed in every state sentative Dalzell, chairman of the If Mr. Taft wanted to talk to the Pres czar, when he was staying in England rulescommittee immediately after the where the income tax is made a politi- tory between the Mississippi river and ident during the day instead of during Washington, June 2.—But for the the evening the cost of a leased dav- had a particular liking for the com railroad bill had been sent to confer the Atlantic seidx.ard and north of the cal issue in the legislative campaign. panionship of Halley, after whom the fact that Senator Overman, of North ence. The debate on the question was He concedes that Pennsylvania, New Ohio river to the Canadian border. wire would be $28,000 a year, or $4,000 comet Is named. After carousing with It is stated that approximately 60 Jersey, Delaware and some of the New limited to one hour and each side oc Carolina, succeeded in having the sen more than he will pay." him at Deptford one evening, Peter per rent of th« business in the vast England states will be among the op- cupied it* full share by heaving verbal ate incoropratie in the railroad bill The wires over which this most pri wheeled the astronomer In a barrow a provision regulating injunction pro brickbat* at the other. The vote was ixaiition, but all of this was expected territory over which the increase will vate line of conversation will pass will New York, I 160 to 139, all but 10 Jn.-urg<-nts hav- ' ceedings affected by state law, the sen roughly follow the line of the Pan through a yew hedge and did such dam |>ertain I* done on «»mmixlity rate*. when the fight o|*ened. age that he had to pay handsomely to ate probably would have voted on the however, he believes will in the end ing voted with their party for the handle railroad from Cincinnati to John Evelyn, the owner. railroad bill today. adoption of the rule. fall in line and vote to ratify the TRUST STOOD BY EMPLOYES The acceptance of that provision had Pittsburg and thence to Washington Edward FitzGerald, the translator of amendment. Washington, June 6. — By a vote of the effect of inclining some Demo roughly along the line of the Balti the Persian poet, Omar Khayyam, was According to Senator Brown, all the more & Ohio. President Taft's laugh Haverr.eyer Left Order* to Care for states of the West without exception, 40 to 24 the senate today took up the cratic senators more favorably to the will gurgle through the cities of Co- a more or less genial opponent of mat Crooked Weigher*. will ratify the income tax amendment, administration bill to authorize the bill and of causing the Democratic side lumbus and Pittsburg and over the rimony as a state. One day he said to his friend. Miss Ellen Churchyard, of New York, June 2. That the late most of them during the coming Win president to withdraw public lands for of the chamber to request opportunity mountains near Cumberland. you know, Nell, II. O. Havemeyer, ex president of the ter. He predicts also that the South conservation pur|>oees. The negative for consultation before reaching the the Woodbridge: "Do No outside hand will manipulate American Sugar Refining company, ern states will ratify it within two vote was cast by members who believ voting stage on the final passage. Ac plugs and no outside ear will hear the what marriage Is?" Miss Churchyard gave directions two weeks before hi* years. Virginia failed to ratify be ed that the bill to admit Arizona and cordingly, the vote was postponed to words, as the !!ne will be kept private thought not. "Then I'll tell you." death in 191*7 to “take care of the cause the speaker of the Virginia!houxe New Mexico to the Union aa separate permit a Democratic conference, which tn the strictest sense. said be. "Marriage is standing at one's boys” was part of the testimony heard was able to bring about an adverse states should have been given the will be held at 11 o’clock tomorrow. desk, nicely settled to work, when a The senate today confirmed the nom The Women's -Xatioaal Gam«. today in the trial of three official* of Vote. This vote, Brown believes, may right-of-way. great big bonnet pushes In at the door The statehood bill (probably will be ination of Fred W. Carpenter as min the company charg«! with complicity be reversed, particularly if the income There Is always something Impres and asks you to go for a walk with in a conspiracy to defraud the govern tax is made an issue in Virginia. The delayed until near the close of the ses ister to Morocco. He will leave for sive about a crowd that Is swayed by It.” ment of customs duties. a single emotion; you get an impres same thing may be done In Massachu sion, when there may be slight chance his jx>et of at Tangier shortly. It Is proposed to establish a wireless An amendment to the sundry civil sion of force, says Mary Heaton Vorse telegraph station at the meteorologi Erne»t W. Gcrbracht, refinery suja-r- setts, though the chances there are not for it to emerge from conference The Democrats led in the movement appropriation bill adopted by the.house In Success Magazine. These women, cal observatory on Mt. Mlrador, in the intendent; James F. Bandernagel, ex particularly favorable, be opines. to have the statehood measure substi t<xiay stipulated that no part of the who a few moments ago had been quiet Philippines, to give warning of ty cashier of the refinery, and Charles P. $100,000 provid«! in the bill for the shoppers, formed a mob. They swayed Heike, secretary-treasurer of the com INCREASE OF WAGES TO KAISER tuted for the conservation bill. The general understanding is that enforcement of the Sherman anti-trust and pushed as though moved by a com phoons to vessels in the China sea and pany, are the three on trial. points along the China coast. A sim "Take care of those boys; get coun High of Cost Living Affects Imper the rivers and harbors conference re law can be as«j in the prosecution of mon impulse toward a table whers ilar station will probably be estab port will be taken up tomorrow. Op- labor organizations. sel for them; see them through it.” were the embroideries. From their ial Household. Tawney resisted the amendment, but throats came a little dull growl, a cu lished later at Santo Domingo de position to that bill and the public were the orders Gcrbracht said he re building bill has been used effectively received little support from his col rious noise—the whisper of a mob. Basco, on the island of Batan, for com Berlin, June 4. — A semi-official de ceived from Havemeyer when he in municating Information of the pres formed him after the first arrest of claration was issued today explaining by the Democrats to compel the major leagues. The noise of a mob in joy or in anger Representative McCredie today in or in fright, or just its restless mur ence of typhoons In that vi'-lnlty to checkers that the men insisted on their the causes of the financial stress under ity party to act on legislation which But now, if troduced a bill authorizing the holding mur as it waits, is different from any the headquarters of the Philippine which the emperor finds himself and the minority favored. innocence. they take that course, the effect will of a term of the United States circuit other noise that comes from the human weather bureau at Manila. the requirement for an increase in the "Taking care of the boys,” Ger- Tin holds chief place in Siam's bracht later testifi«!, had extended to civil list of the king of Prussia as be to delay action on the statehood court at Vancouver, Washington on the throat—quite distinct, of a curious an- paying their wages from the day they agreed upon by the leaders of the Prus measure. Appropriation bills will be first Tuesday in April and October of tmal timber. I heard it once on the metal resources and is found through each year and at Aberdeen the third occasion of the throwing of a bomb; out the Siamese portion of the Malay used to displace other business. left the company’s service until the sian Diet yesterday. peninsula. The average annual pro There appears to |be, therefore, Tuesday in April and October. It has been decided to introduce a present time. again from a crowd waiting for a bank McCredie is anxious to procure a to open, and a third time in a theater duction is about 5.175 tons, valued at The salary of Oliver Spitzer, ex-dock bill to bring His Majesty’s allowance strong probability that the statehood bill will be the last of all the import term of the F«ieral court at Vancou when fire had been called; and now $4,110.000. English mining companies superintendent, who was pardon«) up to $5,000,000. The public is reminded that the ant measures before congress to come ver, not alone to accommodate the here it was in miniature from a cou and the Chinese are the chief workers from the Atlanta penitentiary by Pres ident Taft, Gerbracht said, was paid Prussian crown surrendered! to the up for consideration. The indications people of Southwestern Washington, ple of hundred women waiting to buy for tin. Gold stands second to tin in to Mrs. Spitzer while her husband was stale in 1H20 properties yielding at are that final action cannot be taken be but to enable the citizens of Oregon ten-cent embroideries. They were poor the country's mineral resources, but thus far Its working has not proved who are compelled to go into Federal in prison and he believed she was still that time nearly $2,000,000 annually fore next session at least. women with shawls and baskets, and the value of which has been great It was practically settled tonight courts of Washington to do so at the women with babies In their arms, profitable. Copper and lead mines have getting it. also proved a failure, Transportation ly augment«! since. The increased that there will be a conference be most convenient place. nomen with threadbare clothes care »40,000 RACE PROPOSED. cost of living renders the present al tween the senate and the house on the cost Is enormous, but railways are be- fully brushed, who must think before lowance inad«]Uate, the statement railroad bill. Since Saturday litst Washington, June 1.—The confer spending each dime in the dollar, but ing extended north and south. there has been a movement on foot to ence report on the river and harbor bill Fat Purses Offered for Three-Cor says. When the British square at the bat Each year his supfxirt of the court have the house agree to the senate bill includes an appropriation of $300,000 for once Indulging In the great sport tle of Abu Klea. in the Nubian desert, nered Aeroplane Flight. of American women — bargain hunting. theaters alone coats the emperor $700,- in its entirety and thus avoid a con to be used with a like amount hereto was penetrated by the dervishes one St. Louis, June 2. A. B. Lambert, 000, and in recent years he has in ference. fore appropriated by the state of Ore Be n Real Power tn the World. of them attempted to spear a gunner president of the Aero club of St. creas«! the salaries of the middle and gon for the purchase of the existing It is a great thing to start out In who was in the act of ramming home Louis, announced tonight plans for an lower employes of the imperial house Washington, June 4.—Although it canal and locks at Oregon City, or for active life with the resolution that you a charge. The Briton brained the aeroplane race over a triangular course hold by a total of $250,000. I came as a surprise to many, there were the purchase of right of way and con will not be a mere cipher tn your com Sudanese, but the rammer head split from Chicago to Indianiqsili#, thence numerous indications today that the struction of a new canal and locks on munity. but a real constructive force; on the man's hard skull. Next day the to St. Louis, thence to Chicago. senate and the house might reach a the opposite side of the river. that you wtll stand for something mor? gunner was sent for. Mistaking the Boat Burns Off Alcatraz The puree is expected to be almut prompt agreement on the railroad bill The Republicans of the house went than a real living-getter or a dollar- reason, and knowing from experience San Francisco, June 4.—The City of through practical acceptance by the $40,000. Of thia amount, the three squarely on record tpnight for the aero clubs in St. Louis, Chicago and Rafael, a small stern wheel freight house of the senate bill. While there prompt passage of the postal savings gatherer: that you will not be merely that soldiers are charged for govern lndiana|s>lia will provide $5,000 each, boat plying between this city and San was no certainty that such would be bank bill, which is part of President one more citizen, but a strong, robust, ment property which they break, he vigorous force; a power respected; a led off: "Please, sir. I'm very sorry and the balance will la- made up from Rafael, burned to the water's edge in the case, there were many straws Taft’s legislative program. The bill force that moves things, says Orison I broke the rammer, but I never the 70 or more towns along the pro the middle of the bay off Alcatraz pointing that way. was finally agreed on at a four-hour Swett Marden In Success Magazine. To thought the fellow's head could be so |s>sed course. The race probably will Island shortly after 11 o’clock last This would have the effect of hasten conference lasting until midnight, at be known as a progressive man who night. So rapidly did the flames hard. I'll pay for the rammer so as be held in October. ing the adjournment of congress and spread several members of the crew members prophesied that with the rail which the following resolution sub stands for everything that is for the to hear no more of the case.” leaped overboani and were picked up road bill agreed upon, adjournment mitted by Representative Tawney, of betterment of his community, every It is a somewhat curious fact, if it Verdict Staggers Road. Minnesota, was adopted: “Resolved, one should be ambitious to be some Is a fact, that the last of the terres Aberdeen, Wash., June 2.— Re-ar by launches and two fireboats which would come within three weeks. That the postal savings bank bill, thing as a citizen besides a specialist trial continents to be explored Is the rangement of plans for entering this went out to assistance of the burning Senators Aldrich, Crane and Elkins agreed on by this caucus, be and the In his vocation. largest mass of raised land In the city, with the possibility that the rail vessel. Considerable excitement was today conferred with Speaker Cannon same is hereby adopted; that the same world. The concentration of attention Humor and Morality« road may end at Cosmopolis, is rumor- caused by report the that the burning and Representative Mann, of Illinois, be reported by the committee on post ed concerning the Grays Harbor & Pu vesse was one of the large ferry boats. who has charge of the house bill. Mr. offices and postroads, and that it is the We have extirpated gross humoi upon the South pole since Commander get Sound (Union Pacific) railway as Mann said that as far as he was con sense of this caucus that a rule be re from our modern literature, but we Peary landed the other end of our axis Conductor Takes Blame. the result of the entirely unexpected cerned, personally, he would not agree port«! from the committee on rules for must not suppose that we are there- makes it highly probable that the Oakland, Cal., June 4.—W. J. Hol- to the senate bill. He said there were verdict of $71,000 secured in a con- fore more moral than the Elizabeth antarctic antipodes will soon be dang its consideration in the house.” demnation suit by the Vulcan Iron dorf, the Oakland traction conductor, many things in the house measure ans, whose literature was full of gross ling from some explorer's belt. Inci The caucus was largely attended Works, of Aberdeen. Whether thia in a signed statement to his employer, which were not in the one adopted by and the only bolt was by Representa- humor. It may be that we are only dentally. the south polar continent verdict will lie accepted is not yet has tnken all responsibility for the the senate u]x>n which he would insist. live Southwick, of New York, who ve more afraid of ourselves and each will be opened. If not to the settler, at stated, nor has it been determined to Leona Heights wreck on Memorial day, Also there were some things in the hemently denounced the bill as radical other. This kind of fear is destructive least to the mapmaker. We already appeal, wonl being awaited from head in which_four persons were killed and senate bill to which he objected. ly Socialistic and withdrew, declaring not only of gross humor, but of humor know something of its fringe at a few a score of others seriously injured. He Harriman officials in this state. The subject will be called up in the his intention to fight it on tne floor of of all kinds. In its essence humor is points, and Lieutenant Shackleton surrendered himself to the police and house next Tuesday, when Mr. Mann the house. Mr. Southwick signed the brave as it is honest, but with cow pushed Into it south of Mounts Erebus was t<slay charged with manslaughter will move non-concurrence and appoint call for the caucus and has attended Each Shot Hits Bullseye. ardice and dishonesty there come and Terror for several hundred miles, Norfolk, V ii ., June 2. A new world’s and released tqion his own recogniz ment of conferees. the three previous caucuses on the bill. base substitutes for it, substitutes that but the greater portion of its surface ance, pending the verdict of the cor The suggestion that the house accept record for big gun shooting has been The caucus fixed at 65 ¡per cent the make fun of noble things with a hu is still terra Incognita.—Collier's. the senate amendments to the railroad amount of funds placet! in the postal morous air. and so bring humor Itself made by Coxswain John R. Edwards, oner’s jury, which will meet June 7. Men of science are generally agreed bill met with favor at the bands of the savings banks that must remain on de ’nto discredit.—London Times. of the new battleship South Carolina. that birds are uature's great check on Theft Covered by Storm. Democratic members of the house who posit in banks in each state and ter With her No. 4 after turret 12-inch the excess of insects, and that they A «rent Mystery Solved. guns he made 16 “bullseye” target Salinas, Kan., June <1.—During _ a had the fight against the measure ritory, and 30 per cent as the propor maintain the balance between plant How many hairpins does a womau They pointed tion of such funds that the trustees hits out of 16 shots in 4:51. EdwardR thunder storm last night three men adopted by the house, and insect life. Ten thousand cater use when doing her hair? The hair is under 21 years old, is on his first broke into the poatoffice at Kanopolis, out that the senate bill was a much may withdraw for investment in Unit pillars, it has been estimated, could pin editor has Investigated and makes destroy every blade of grass on an enlistment. His home is in Roadhouse, 30 miles west of here, loaded the safe better one than that passed by the ed States securities. this report: "She uses just as many acre of cultivated land. The Insect III. It is said aboard the South Caro on a truck and took it some distance as she has. If sho has only two hair population of a single cherry tree In Medical Trust Alleged. Missouri Law Held Invalid. lina that the gunnery, just completed, away, where it was cracked open. Six hundred dollara in cash and $1,000 in Washington, June 8.—An attack on will make her No, 1 in the navy. Washington, June 2.—The statute pins she makes her hair stay up with fested with aphides has been estimated stamps were taken. the Medical Journal, the official jour of Missouri, passed March 13, 1907, two, but if she finds twenty in the top by a prominent entomologist at no less Madero Will Bo Diaz's Rival. nal of the American Medical associa prophibiting foreign corporations from bureau drawer she uses all of them.”—• than twelve million The bird popula Italians Stone Princes. tion, as being part of a medical trust doing business within the state, if | Atchison Globe. Monterey, Mex,, June 2.—It the tion of cultivated country districts has Detmold, Lippe. June 4.— Prince building scheme of that organization, they seek litigaiton in the United first official issue of the organ of the been estimated at from seven hundred Tlir Other Fxtrenie. Anti-Re-F.lectionists club, El Republi Leopold IV, the reigning prince of was maile before the house committee States court, was today declared un Fame sets her laurel on your brow, to one thousand a square mile. This cano, published yesterday, Francisco Lippe, and his brother, Prince Julius, on interstate commercce today by constitutional by the United States is small, compared with the number But, sure as you are born. Madero, a wealthy Haciendado of Neu- were stoned by a gang of Italian la Frederick A. Bangs, of Chicago. Mr. Supreme court. The court upheld the Misfortune sets her foot somehow of Insects, yet. as each bird consumes va, Leon, announced himself ns a can borers while motoring yesterday. Bangs represented the National Lea opinion of Judge Smith McPherson, of Right square upon your corn. hundreds of Insects every day, the lat ______ _______ didate for president, and Dr. Francis Prince Julius received a wound on the gue for American Freedom, which is the Circuit court of the United States. —Judge. ter are prevented from becoming the W. Gomez naks support as vice-presi head. Later several of the assailants opposing the pending bills for the The opinion replied forcibly to the It's human nature to believe all ths scourge they would be but for their creation of a department of health. critic« of the Federal courts. were arrested. dent on the Anti-Re-Election ticket. feathered enemies. good we hear of ounselvee.