THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1912.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
'VOUKDED BY EPW'ARD ROSEWaTEK
VICTOR RnSEWATER. EDITOR.
HKK Bt'ILDING. FAKNAM
bnierea at Omaba pcnloIf.ee as secoud
rlin mJtrr.
anij ittu. justice Harlan by
of Chancellor Pitney of New Jerwy.
President Taft baa indeed taken the
It ia reamn-
cept an Omaha and eastern exchange,
accepted.
OFFIfE?.
Omaha The Bee Bir.ldlnr.
South Omaha Sit N St
'ouncll Bluffs-S Fen't "I
Lincoln- Little t"ll4lna
Chvraso-IM Marquette Building
Ktnui Citv-Rellanre Building
Neer Ynrk-M Wt Thirty -thiiJ.
Washington 73 Ifuurteenth St
rORRESrONDK.NCE
fommuniraiion relating to n" and
, Klitonal matt.T honld h andresel
Omaha Bee. Editorial Depart menl.
The New Supreme Judge. ,he farms ' " b far than n wa3
In Ellin the place on the supreme ' lim "far- Presect meat
i bench made vacant by the death of Pri fa" reflect this shortage. On
he appointment -"" ""'J '- """"s "
cial figures, there were 3i,:s,uuu
head of cattle on the American farms
and a year previous to that there
were 39,C79,000. About the same
but not
quite so with hogs, though the farm
supply of them is less than a year
ago. In fact, records for hog re
ceipts at western packing centers
have very recently been broken. Corn
is not the only cereal that hangs on
a very high price, as the poultry men
will tell. Feeding live stock andj
poultry, in fact, has come to be al
most as expensive as feeding human
beings.
Tiroua f-ir .artWi-I'lt'TloN. I
Snnriay bee. one eai...! Jj-j; j cenntry by surprise.
fi'W. "5 -V.:-:;t : able to oreaume that the ares! lent
iily Bee and Sundav. one year I . -.j. ,; ,,hr nnlr afP, f ily i "tio holds good for sheep,
Evenini!EBh,eIclayiKpr mn...se satisfying himself of the lofty charac-1
JSJf."-f i ter and eminent Qualifications of:
.eii.i tm milium kuiiu.j i. . , I
Address all complaint or irregularities ju(jKe p(ney, and also that the judge
la delivery le Oty Circulation Kept. , - , J . , .v. ui.t.
REMITTANCES. j would hardly be occupying the hign
pX S VZr-Uon he has been holding on the
Only i-eent Mampa received m p! ' "'J j state bench were he not possessed
i limn MTWioia. rw""' ' " --- , , , . .
, ni o airici iiiit'Kruy auu diiq ickhi at
tainments. The fact that Judge Pit
: ney had not been previously men-
X. w
(lotted in connection with the su
n etne bench, nor Is particularly well
known outside of his own mate,
owesFarilr makes comment upo:i his
apnointment impersonal.
This solution of the problem pre-
I semrd by the supreme court vacancy
;iu-s. however, one unfortunate
sxpeet. The position ordinarily
!h.-il,; h.t-e vniiM ti the eiiriril Wpfit
Ftwe ef Nebraska. Ccnnlv of Wnug'.ss. ss: I" "
Dwtfht uniam, oiiruiation maaasrr , rather than to the esst, and rresi-
VXW? S.U !"t Taft plainly endeavored to find
circulation, i spoiled, nnuned and re- a,.it a blet material In the states of the
Iiirned eopiee for the month et Januarj-, . .n. mi.. .-
. ea mifr Mississippi valley. The men
PWI.JHT wiLMAMS. who aeemed to receive favorable cou-
1 ClrrllnltrMl Manaser. I
Ktihtcriben' in my wrt and sworn to i sitieratloD evoked protest on on
efer ma this ih tav or februarv. mi
llooklnBackwanl
HiisDav in Omaha
f COMPILED FROM BEE flLES 1
r I IB. "SO. r- 4
JAKUART ClItnXATlO'..
49,728
is there an ice trust in Omaha'
i Last spring all the local Ice com
panies raised the price for delivery
to consumers exactly 25 per cent, ef
fective on precisely the same day.
And the price exacted in Omaha was
from 20 to 40 per cent more than
Is charged In Denver, Lincoln, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph and Des Moines
More coincidence, of course.
ea!.)
iiOBERf HI5STBP..
Notary p::Wlc.
score or another, and were therefore
If there Is no reason why we
should not elect a president for three
terms of for thirty years, as Rev.
Lyman Abbott Insists, the logical
. Kabarrtbera learlas; lk ellr
temparaellr eheald kate The
ee aealleil te ikeea. .iadreu
will He chaaced ee eftea aa rr.
aaeeted.
Good-bye, little Pu Yl, take care of
yourself.
passed over rather than precipitate j (h,ng l(J do t0 chooge a preBidcnt
j a disagreeable contest over conttrina-
Hnn The aunreme bench mar not
suffer by this outcome, but the mid
die west lotes an opportunity to con
tribute and have a member of the
court In close personal touch with
Its people, and Its local Institutions.
'Pass the art bill," says the Bos
ton Herald,
please.
And the gravy, too,
At any rate, the Modern Woodmen
Insurgents have a real grievance to
redreea.
It la aafa bow for a newspaper to
announce that the political pot Is
bubbling. (
"Lorlmer Verdict Expected In
April.- Headline. It will not fool
anybody, though.
It appears that President Taft si so
ha few lacoslc and expressive
phraaea all his own.
r
A person who can't And a machine
to suit him at the Auto show la alto
gather too fastidious.
How sweet of the house Investigat
ing committee to "tell as there Is
such a thing as s Sugar trust.
Well, bow fast will the remaining
Nebraska L Kollette boomers follow
Olfford Pint hot for principle;
1
Perhaps Mr. Carnegie might get s
few pointers from Bene tor Btephen
eoa oa how to spend money taster.
If business dost not hurry sod pick
BP. Us Ananias club mar havo to
send out solicitors for membership.
Speaking of local treats for grand
Jury Inquisition, what shout the Ore
Insurance gash ss she Is played Is
Omaha?
. 1
If the rrasd Jury Is really hunting
for aa Ice traat, It should have no
jiiflteulty in freeslng on to few alg
nllesnt facts.
I
Aa the smoke of battle In the army
row clears away. It Is gratifying to
notice that Omaha's military posts
ire still here.
Improving Steel Kails.
Steps sre being tsken, It Is said.
by the United States Steel corpora
tion to make a better quality of steel
rail In the Interest of safe travel.
Chairman Gary has accordingly
planned s series of meetings of steel
men, the flrst of which baa been held,
attended also by many railroad offi
cials, looking to this object. Re
curring railroad wrecks as the result
of defective ralla has Impressed on
the minds of railroad and steel men
the necessity of s better grsde of
rails.
Tbs public, of course, will be
greatly concerned la improvement In
this direction. The ocesslon for It Is
not just now brought to the stlen
tlon of those responsible for the first
time. Tbs lata E. H. Harrtmau In
1(07 aounded s demand for stronger
rails, which was immediately taken
up by the American Iron and Steel
Institute, with tba result that Harrl
msn and other magnates begun to
order heavier snd more costly rails,
but sven the additional weight snd
coat price seem not to have met the
demands entirely. Judge Gary, him
self, gives out s statement following
this first meeting which plainly shows
that.
It la contended that the poor qual
ity la the rail Is due to the process
'of rolling then, too hot In order to
Increase the output of the plants. It
Is Interesting to bava this confession
made, for It tends to bear out the
untechnlcsl criticism that has gener
ally followed every rail accident, to
which the steel and railroad men
bava Invariably taken rank exception.
Safety of life should not be made
subordinate to tba earnings of the
ateel Interests, and now that this
hole situation la public, It ia to be
expected that the abuse that bas
caused so much disaster will and.
Girls, this being leap (ear. It you
, know say rich men oa tha sick list,
go and pronoas) that yon aarsa them
-jf back to health.
I ' With com l or 7 cents, those
favorite sons in the present cam-
palgn must not look tor too mnch in
C?e fitted etrf.
As to Test Suits.
Proceedings have been started to
teat tha validity of what has bean
known as tba South Omaha
extension law, which legislated sa
additional year of office to the present
city officials there, snd a move Is
likewise said to be oa foot to secure
adjudication of tha constltutlopallty
of Omaha's commission plan.
Those eigbt Roosevelt governors
eught to sdd ona to their number
and be la season whea the base ball
schedule begins.
- It now appears just ss well for tba
federal authorities to bsva made tha
Investigation lato that alleged dy
namiting conspiracy.
, Abdication by tha dynasty Is oaly
tba first preliminary to establishing
a repsblic, so China bas a good deal
of work still before It.
: New Tork Is terrorised by tha most
up-to-date of burgUra, those who
travel la taxis. They put tba old
time food pad clear out of business.
Is this little game of checkers, Vr.
Hearst bas sot yet moved his man.
Csrter Harrison, but ba has shoved
Champ Clark eowa lato tba king row
to be erowaad.
"Mike" Harriagtoa to virulent. If
'ot violent, agsJast Gorarsor Har
'Soo. Bat he will swallow H arson
la&otiM no aa nominated by the demo-
rata at Baltimore.' '
Carafed Beef ia Demand.
According to those who profess to
kaow, eornfed beef has coma to ba
almost a luxury, and comparatively
little corn is sow being ted. The ex
perts will tall you that it Ukes about
five months to make good cornfads;
that It cannot ba done in ninety days.
Reatsarasts, therefore, that have
been famous for their roast beet are
hearing criticism from old patrons
about the qaallt7. Bat tha restaur
ants are sot to blame, probably, aor
Tie corn
icoaweaooa. Jt as aaio. supplied wub sue! Bra stock Htnatioa right now is
ilts ara hasc. JMdsmUy gong to anomalous. With corn Si per cent
Nlnety-ntne mea oat of a hundred
hdo Bot know exactly what harm tha
reseat as sains, of congress has aoata.
so that ww might conclude Uut. after
k3, it is not aa had as nipieseuted.
W TxametaT wiiX re to tiie Baltimore i aran tin naekine- bom.
for an Indeterminate period, subject
only to recall for misbehavior. And,
really, when It comes down to brass
tacks, the same rule would apply to
governors and mayors. What about
it. Governor A Id rich and Mayor
"Jim?"
The public affairs committee of
tba Commercial club has been
divided Into five sections, which
ought to Insure at least five times
aa much output from the new com
mittee as from the old.
By all means, let Smith run for
delegate-at-large from Nebraska (o
the democratic national convention,
so that If Mr. Bryan beats any one,
he will not beat our democratic
United States senator.
Iseered.
Indianapolis Journal.
What's that? Uovernor Aldrkh of Ne
braska, willing to take second place on
the republican ticket? Why. doean't he
understand that true atateamanahlp de
mands that a men fee drafted for such
a position?
A SklelL. t'laare.
St, Louis Republic.
It will be observed that China Willi all
of Its millions has not produced a Thomas
Jefferson, which Is one more reaeon why
the people of the t'nlted States ought to
study and follow the words and deeds
of the greatest of political philosophers.
Kreateat et a la ad pa (ten,
Chicago Record-Herald.
China haa awakened; Turkey has
ceased to sleep; the eorlallsts and radi
cals are threatening to overturn thlnjs
hi Germany; Kngland Is doing many
things that never Were dona before; hut
the reactionaries In Russia and In this
country stand pat.
Come In and t'nnteae.
Kt. Paul lilepatch.
Senators Clapp and Cummins now ars
proposing that the sonata committee on
Interstate and foreign commerce ahould
make the searching Investigation of the
"money trust" which democrats refused
to do. If the "money triiet" Is wise It
will now come In, confess and throw
Itself on the mercy of the court.
An Imperial I'enatea.
l.oulsY(lle Courier-Journal.
Tha revolutionists In China, If they are
oorreclly reported aa agreeing to a pen
sion of K00O.0O for the baby emperor,
cannot be charged with counting "tuels."
The Hextcan dollar, which ia the cur
rency unit in China, ts worth between
et and IS rente "aald." the valiu, flurmef-
ins from day to day. Upon a pension of ""f u". bed
Thirty Vears Ago
The complaint against officers of the
School board for violating the fire or
dinance has been dismissed by Judge
Benecke.
I'. S. Mitchell, proprietor of ihe Bee
Hive photograph studio, in a card pro
claims that it has no connection what
ever with any cativaseer for copyinK or
printing purposes, addlns. "We have
been unnoyed for the last week by a
party canvassing for a picture which he
calls an 'oilegraph,' or some .uc)i name,
which they have been swindled with."
The Fannie Kellogir conceit in connec
tion with the alee club Saturday night
was a grand success. Many people came
over from Council Bluffs to attend the
concert.
W. ft Johnson, w ho haa "been widely
and favorably known In connection with
the cigar trade in this city, has accepted
a position with M. A. MoNamars, for
whom he will go on the road.
The finder of a hair bracelet, tipped
with gold, lost on Fonurteenth street be
tween Douglas and rasa streets, ia in
vited to leave It at The Bee office.
The stmifeetion Is made that the city
buy the truck which belongs to the hook
and ladder company, and put It In North
Omaha for service. Four hundred dollars
haa been offered for It by the city of
Beatrice.
W. Sttill of Lincoln Is registered at the
tvitiinell.
Oranges at 20 cents per doaen are ad
vertised by Gentleman.
A benefit performance la'lo be given to
Manager Marsh of the opera house by
the "Fun on the Bristol" party.
Twenty Years Ago
The republican state committee met
nt local republican headquarters and
voted to hold the atate convention at
Kearney. Dr. g. n. Mercer, atate chair
man, presided, and Walt Beeley, secre
tary, waa In his place. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Majors, In a new blue shirt, ,wss s
conspicuous figure, aa was also F. A. Dor
rlngton of Alliance, an aspirant for con
gress from the "Big Sixth." These boost
ers from Kearney landed the convention
for the Midway City: Mayor Ira John
son. O. C. Green. J. & O'Brien, J. U Keck,
Norrls Brown. H. C. Burnett, H. M. Ran
kin. George W. Frank, Jr.; Philip T.
Lambert. John Wilson. C. A. 'Collart, W.
A. Downing. 15. V. Smith. Lew Robert
son, AuKuatus Frank, Oeorge K. Ford.
John L. Hulllvau, actor, waa at the
Millard, to be at Ihe Farnam Street
theater for kalf a week. The "Big 'L'n''
said he waa not mlxln' it with anybody
and all this talk of his fighting Biavln
waa bunk.
C. A. Brown's barn In the rear of 301S
Lake street, caught fire In tha early
evening and was damaged to the extent
of r.
Rev. John Plpal waa ordained aa pastor
of the Bohemian Presbyterian church,
Fourteenth and William streets. Rev. J.
M. Wilson, of Castellar Street church,
presided and was assisted by Rev. V.
Hlavaty. Rev. Mr. Plpal preached a ser
mon, himself. In Bohemian. The charge
te tha new pastor waa read by Rev. J. O.
Hchalhle and tha charge to the congrega
tion by Rev. Mr. Hlavaty. Rev. W, J.
Harsha of First Presbyterian church was
present.
T. W. Blackburn apoke at the Young
Uen'a Christian association on "What Is
to Become of tha Indian?" lie said the
race would not become extinct, but would
N absorbed by our civilisation and in a
generation the red man would be proud
of his American cltisenshlp aa ha was
then of his traditions.
Tea Years Ago
Prrrv 8. Heath, railroad promoter,
politician and Journalist, stopped In
Omaha between trains annAite from the
east to hla home In Malt Lake.
Architect Kimball's plans for the new
Omaha dog pound were formally ap
proved by the Humane society and a
luxurious death thereby assured to the
dogs.
Fire Chief John Redell was found
guilty of tha ehargee preferred agalnat
hire by the Board of Fire and Polios
commissioners and. on motion of Commis
sioner Kennedy, dismissed from the ser
vice. Tha trial of James B. Meserve, former
Taking Chances
rVatnres ef President Taft'a
AdJBlnlstratlen Ceatraete with
These el Hla Predecessor.
nearly COKi.wo "gold"-that la to say,
the equivalent of tx.wo.as) In American
currency tha deposed emperor will be
enabled to live In better style than he
could with twice the amount la the United
States.
Dramtls Wlsneaa.
New Tork Sun.
The Stsnlev ateel investleatina com-
The Bee does not look upon these i mittee ts asking witnesses some absurd
proposed test suits as objectionable, jnueetlona. It must have tested James J
but. on the contrary, regard them as'"1"" """' 1 requested to give
a. the best way to settle the points In I n10,'"'?" bou w ;ou'd
' ,lt he and other financiers "came to es-
dlspute. What wa mean is that where ;trcl ,piet, domination" over th. t-
S law on Which tha government of a duetrtea of the country and "the rest
Whole city depends Is attacked SS Of ; esclety. inrludlng Ishor. became dlt
qneationable constitutionality, it la!mb'r' "nb,, ,u ,uch
i uni.iiw. in, nun. ,iuft4,is u.n
Stanley of Kentucky, wiio put this ques
tion to the practical railroad builder,
passes for a wie man and eloquent In
the house, but a schoolboy would blush
to ask It.
to be deferred until March a, on ae
count of the sickness of James A. Cllne
of Mlnden, s national bank examiner,
who was an Important witness. The case
waa before Judge Baxter.
Thomas Tallon, an old time resident
of Omaha, died of heart disease at the
home of his sister, Mrs. H. Rrannan,
13 South Thirteenth atreet.
General Batea ef the Department of
tha Mlasourl, accepted an Invitation from
the Omens' committee of St. Louis to
be present during the visit there of
Prince Henry of Prussia.
People Talked About
better to secure an authoritative rul
ing In advance before serious dam
age is done. It these lawa were de
fective they would be declared in
valid whenever the test should be
made, and lo have an adverse de-l
elsion come down after the time to'
act aader tha old laws had naased. !
would make conditions more chaotic
than aver. On the other hand, it the
constitutionality of tha new laws are
upheld and duly certified by tha
courts, sll concerned may go ahead
with reasonable assurance of require
ments te be met, and limitations to
ba observed.
HOW EDIT02S SEE THINGS.
:take bo rhsiwrs oa tha other deiav
:atas crsssamlns, all that Baltimore
prHttm, .
higher than It was a yea? ago. aad
the prius of some grades of meat
jlowwt. tha jaTjiaJX of lia stock oa.
Denver Republican: It is aald ti'at mora
than a thousand wife deserters from the
t'nlted states are now llvlns In Canada.
It serves them right.
Baltimore American: t'ecle Sam denies
emphatically that he wanta to enslave
Mexico. This country baa had enough,
one and for all, of the whole slave busi
ness. It opposition to the system Is
based on the sound wiex'm that the burnt
thus dreads the fire.
Kansas (Try Star: Tnaa Shi Kal. hav
ing nude a vanant right for the Maachu
dynasty, haa at but given up and per
suaded the eenperor to abdicate. In
cidentally Yuan felt that the monarchy
was essential until he was elected presi
dent of toe new republic
Indianapolis News: Men. according to
Dr. Cannon of Harvard, are sweeter whea
they are angry, because of the sugar de
veloped In their system by the emotion,
hot probably It xs wiser tor the ordinary
wife te take her bnabaad Just as he is
whea he is caJss sag net try any ex
periments as us Just hew sweet he ceuld
be.
Xew Tork Post: A life-long repabllcaa
writes te the Evening Post to ear that,
la a certain event, be is prepared te help
pay for political banners tar every city
,a the hud. bearing the simple lrgeaeU
Wsshtegton wouldn't.
Urmia couldn't.
Jiajncstt skast,
SMILING LIKES.
j The activities of the holdup profession
In Indianapolis cornea eo cioae io pouce
headquarters that there la talk of patting
hunch at burglary Insurance en the
station building.
A Milwaukee Judge affirms the right
of fathers to thrssh their daughter's
lovers when caught in tha set ef elop
ing. KxercUIng tha right depends on tha
ability to pull off the Job. Some kM
lovers sre snnoylngly quick with their
dukes.
Baltimore proposes to dress up In its
best suit of eolthes for the ediflcatloa
of tba democrats In June. The fores ef
municipal example la expected to make
detente and booster wear their sweet
est smile, even while viewing the hotel
bill st ttt a day.
A court decision In Philadelphia requir
ing voters to pay their poll tax personally f
greatly increases the task of political
committees la securing a safe nsltisiy
of purchasable votes. Heretofore the
campaign maaagere swogbt poll taut ear
tlflcatee la, handles, dlatrlbotlng tbeas
where they did tba most goad.
J. Rice Martin, a tanner of Hoi tea.
Kasw is believed to bold the record for
length ef time as aa active patron of
pabuc schools in tbs state. He haa had
children la school far tba last thlrtr
sevaa yean, and ena ef his chOdrea is
still gomg. .
Springfield (Mass.) Republican Ind..
"Don't ye think Taft haa a chanatr'
ssked Mr. Hennesev.
1 can't tell." said Mr. Dooley; "did he
iver take wan"
This !a the latent comment of the
shrewd phl!ospher ef the Ar-rchey road
for whom Mr. Dunne has given us sll sn
affection, unless It shall be said that It
was Mr. Dobley who has given us an af
fection for Mr. Dunne. The hit at Mr.
Taft Is one to provoke laughter. It calls
up a vision of the president as a solid,
slow-moving character who assuredly is
not Inclined to Inject tha sporting ele
ment of chance into the same of politics
or of statefmanshlp. But laughter at the
sally may well be followed by Ita closer
and more serioue application to Mr.
Taft's record.
It will have to be admitted that Mr.
Tsft has never "taken a chance" in the
sense of deftly catching up some new
Idea and then loudly advocating or
quietly abandoning It according to
whether or not It attracted popular favor.
He has not declared. "Thafa bully, I'll
write a metxage about It to congress to
morrow," when some visitor to the White
House presented a brand new notion.
Nor has he "tsken a chance" with the
national honor Irt any such manner as
hla distinguished predecetsor did when
he "took" the Panama canal sone snd
recognised the so-called revolution, which
may be believed to have had its origin
pretty near the office of William Nelson
Cromwell In New York.
But there are some chances which Mr.
Taft has taken. The same predecessor
who "took" the cansl son, snd who wss
once a professional tariff reformer, as
tutely avoided the tariff question, realis
ing Its difficulty and dangers, and 1 ft
it aa a political Pandora's box for Mr.
Taft. That Mr. Taft should have taken
the chances involved In the consideration
of tha tariff in tha special session called
immediately after the beginning of his
administration may be argued to be no
special matter of credit to him, for he was
pledged-eomewhat as a prisoner Is
pledged to ball and chain to the perform
ance of the long overdue task which Mr.
Roosevelt had dodged. But, for example.
In mobilising the troops In Texsa a year
ago upon the private representations of
our Mexican ambassador. Mr. Taft took
what may fairly ba called a chance If
anyone haa the patience to recall the
conditions of those days In order te safe
guard legitimate Interests snd to prevent
the possibility of this nation's becoming
involved. Mr. Tsft, in tha circumstances
which were known to him, although not
then to tha public, believed that ha was
doing whst the situation called for. But
It may now be appropriately brought to
mind that before the wisdom of hla action
had been demonstrated by events. Senator
La Kollette had began an attack upon
him for having concentrated the troops
out of regard for the aliened financial In
tereats In Mexico of one of his brothers,
while there bed been slsrted a campaign
of sentimental appeal against the presi
dent's course en Ihe ground that it was
hostile to the struggle of tha Mexican
patriots for liberty and free government.
Mr. Tsft hss been a good deal dogged by
ill-luck. Bret and last, but ths outcome
of sffstrs in Mexioo has been so com
plete a Justification of his course as to
causa forgetfullnesa that It was ever
questioned.
Ths most notable chance which sir
Taft has taken, and one which com
pares again with his predecessor's tariff
record, wss his resolute act in calling
Into special session last spring, for ths
purpose of forclpg the ratification bv
this government of ths reciprocity agree
ment, a congress In which both houses
were in practical effect hostile to him.
since both were dominated by those anx-
loua to do him aU the political harm
within their power. He had no means
by which to limit tha activities of con
gress. But because he believed the
reciprocity agreement te be for the public,
advantags be invited congress into ac
tion, frankly and openly taking a chance
upon whatever might he dona by hla po
litical opponents, in and out of hla own
party, to Injure his political Drosuecta
and put him "In a hole.-
The chances which Mr. Tsft hss taken
may not have bean a source et continued
public amusement, or deserved a place In
the sporting news, but they have been
laaen ior me public welfare, and ths
oniy mines which I her hnva nut to
Jeopardy have been his own political for.
tunes, such chance taklnc bv the ne.
tlon's head ran be better borne than that
oi another snd mors spectacular sort,
Caatloa t Bank Dlreetere.
St. Loula Republic.
Comptroller Murray declare that he
win hold personally responsible bank dl
rectors who cause losses to their stock
holders by loan la excess of the legal
amount. The value ef this ruling will
be m direct ratio to the strictness of Its
enforcement. It should Increase the tribe
oi directors who really direct.
THE oonuoss.
8. K. Kleer la Reeord-HeraJd.
One little governor climbed across
I don't relieve that story about Nero
fifMi'nK wtiile llame burned."
"Why?" '
"Any true musician would have known
better than to try to bold an audience
while the fire department was turning
out." Washington Sar.
Miss Ann Teek-I'd like to go shopping
with you this afternoon, but the dentist
ia to fix my teeth.
Miss Pert Well, can t you shop with me
while he's doing it? Boston Transcript.
Knicker How did he obtain his medical
education?
Docker He studied all the names states
men called eatn oiner. new iora cun.
v. iir. Lanslinr remarked, "my
Vnele Henry has traveled a good deal in
those hot countries down south. He says
that after Hie noon meal everjDoay suce
and takes a 'see Esther.' but why they
call it that I'm sure I can't imagine."
: Chicago Tribune.
"JaRgs ia certainly a gullible fellow.
Sampkins made him believe that yarn of
his about the impossible number of cock
tails he drank on a w&ser."
"Oh. when it comes to cocktails, Jsggs
will swallow anything." Baltimore American.
fenee:
Boomers of the
immense?"
colonel said.
Not her little governor lowdly
"Hooroo!
Put me off at Oyster Bay!"
were two.
the
"Isn't It
w beeped:
Thea there
Next ttttle governor murmured:
me!
Hear th people cheering 'em
there were three.
'"Mercy
Then
"Roes your boy Josh know how to run
your automobile?"
"I think eo." replied Farmer Corntos
sel. -His work on the farm appears to
have helped him, his personal vocabulary
hein' about the same aa he usee on a
muie." Washington Star.
She-What has happened to Miss Mur
dock? He That affable young felow to!d net
she had a musical laugh, and she went
into hysterics over one of bis stories.
Woman's Home Companion.
Not her little goreraer feeling rather sore:
Tsft had turned bis unci down then
there were four.
Next little governor shouted: "Sake
alive.
What a the awe of hanging sack?" Thea
there ware frre.
"Nother little governor, playing pontics.
Said: They'va surety aaught the crawd."
: "He's ths I
Thea there j
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rate)
Why he ea the Isaang skier Then there
were etgnu
KtgM tittle geieisors atsiidlisg m a Una.
Swung their little hau aad aakad:
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