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DECEMBER 1, 1931
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United States Circuit Judge W. W.
Marrow has handed down a decision
- hich sets the railroads up a peg or
two higher than any judge ever did be
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cific and other roads can charge a high
er price for hauling sugar from San
Francisco to Kearney than it charges
from San Francisco to Omaha. .Then
he adds, to put it in common every
day language, that the interstate com
merce commission has no business fool
ing with rates in any way. The . ef
fects of the landslide are becoming
more perceptible every day.
A Washington dispatch says: "Sen
ator b'moot' will not be deprived of his
seat and Judge Swayne will not be
impeached." What Is the use of load
ing down the wires with such stalo
stuff as that. After the landslide no
one expected that any such thing would
be done. .' . -
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The supreme court of Ohio has
knocked" out the 3-cent fare franchis3
for a street car line in Cleveland. That
is also a part of the. landslide.' -
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The receiver of the O'Neil bank found
ten cents in the vault. That is better
than the Iowa" bank' which "busted '
some time ago," where only seven cents
in coppers were found.
If there is an official in the United
States more devoid of the instincts
of a gentleman than another, that
man is Governor .Vardeman of Mississ
ippi. To a courteous telegram sent to
him by President Francis of the St.
Louis fair he replied in aout such lan
guage as one would expect to hear in
a back alley of the Third "ward in
Omaha.
The congressional workshop will "be
opened' next Monday. , There will be
no reduction in wages or increase in
hours.
The St. Petersburg dispatches say
that the czar has accepted the most
of the demands made by-the zemstvos
and turned their recommendations
over to the imperial council to put
them into form. There will hereafter
be a free press in Russia, freedom in
religion, an impartial rendering of jus
tice and the people shall have a vote
in naming representatives who, shall
take part in the government, but the
czar would not consent to the people
having any part in taxation and ex
penditures of the government. To an
American, the last would seem. to b?
the most important of all the reforms
asked for. . The next day the dispatch
said that neither the czar nor the im
perial council would hav a anything to
do with the zemstvo demands. ' That
is the way the Associated Press fills
the columns of the newspapers in this
country. - - -
Senators. Hale and " Aldrich and
Speaker Cannon have all given out
statements declaring that- they will
persistently oppose any tariff revision
whatever, either at the regular session
or at a special session to be called
by the president. In those three men
reside the controlling forco in both
house and senate. ,
The Rhode Island state returning
board, after throwing out 3,593 votes
as defective declared that Daniel L. D.
Granger, Aldrich's man, was re-elected
to congress. That sort of vork is part
of ; the landslide, and is" even better
than Colorado can do.
, . The Chinese soldiers are having a
hard time of it for they have not only
to serve at a cent a day, but must loss
their hope of heaven, for the, Empress
Tsi Ann has ordered all their ques
cut off. .
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porterhouse steak look like thirt
cents. They tried it first on turke
and it worked so well, they will con
tinue it until the bureau cl. commerce
get through with investigating the
meat trust, and then they say it will
be just as easy to make it look like
forty cents.
The Lincoln meat dealers have no
trouble at all in making a pound, of
The newspapers have continued to
print each day from two to three col
umns of what purported to be dis
patches from St., Petersburg, Mukden,
Fort Arthur and Tokio, while the Chee
Foo liar has been still more prolific
with ihis tales than usual. Out of this
stuff, the only real -news that seems to
be authentic is that the Japanese have
made .some real advance ; toward the
capture of Port .Arthur. D ring the first
days of this week' there have been con
tinuous attacks oh 203 Meter hill, both
through engineering and raining meth
ods and , open assaults. The latest
news is to the effect that the port and
all its fortifications have been" cap
tured. What the effect of that will be
it is impossible to tell. Some dis
patches say that it will give the Jap
anese a position from which they can
shell , the whole harbor and the Rus
sian warships in it, and some deny it.
There has been no fighting, except
skirmishes between the- armies com
manded by Kuropatkin and Marsha!
Cyama. The Japanese are evidently
waiting for the fall of Port Arthur, so
as to be able to attack the Russians
with a superior force by sending the
armies now besieging that port to
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