The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 20, 1911, Page 3

Dignified Senators Battle Over Wickersham Let Alaskan Thieves Negro. \ Go Free, Charged. Washington, D. C., July 13.—Two; Washington, D. C., July 14.—After important insurgent speeches against secret consideration of charges made the Canadian reciprocity bill were by Delegate Wickersham of Alaska, made to-day when Senator La Follette that Attorney General Wickersham of Wisconsin, and Bristow of Kansas, deliberately permitted the statute of introduced their amendments to that limitations to run against agents of measure and spoke in favor of them the Alaska Syndicate, who defrauded and against the specific features of the Government through perjury to ~ the pending bill. the extent of $50,000, the House Com- Senator Bristow renewed his fight mittee on Judiciary hag determined to against the present sugar tariff and Jeport favorably a resolution of in- urged the repeal to the ‘‘Dutch stand- quiry offered by Delegate Wicker- ard” on imported sugar, which, he sham. declared, operates entirely in the The resolution would call upon the interest of the American Sugar Re- Attorney General to furnish the House fining Company. with all documents, affidavits and The debates were preceded by the testimony in his possession, relating indorsement of the plea of Senator. to an affidavit submitted to him more John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, than a year ago, and sworn to by H. for the retention on the Senate pay- J, Douglas, who was auditor of the roll of ‘Jim Jones,’’ negro body- Alaska Syndicate in 1908, guard of Jefferson Davis. The Attorney General when seen In supporting Senator Williams, to-night declined to discuss the action the Senator overthrew its own com- of the committee. His friends inti- WEAK, WEARY, WOMEN mittee on patronage, which had mated that the charges were old and recommended the removal of Jones that a certain phase of them still was Be from the payroll. under investigation. They declined Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and| Bitter words were exchanged be- to indicate just what this phase was. End Them. tweeu Senator Williams and Senator’ Delegate Wickersham startled the H Wienrthe Rack achestandathrobe Heyburn of Idaho, over Mr. Hey- committee when in executive session When the housework is torture burn'’s characterization of the Con-: he produced a copy of an affidavit re- A , ederacy as an “infamous cause,” lating to an alleged crimminal_ act, 5 ae When night brings no rest nor fec cy t dating to an alleged crimminal act, Good size Chunks, Southerners, Drafts and Driving dtaga, Mr. Williams retorting that he was committed by Captain D. H. Jarvis of When urinary disorders set in unprepared to hear that expression the Alaskan Syndicate, formerly Women’s lot is a weary one. from a ‘civilized man,’’ , prominent in the Government revenue Hoping to reach a vote on the reci-| cutter services, who committed sui- oY There is a way to escape these ; ; : ae pate ay , Bal eras | procity bill next week, which Chair- cide in Seattle on July 22. This was Doan’s Kidney Pills cure such ills |!" Penrose of the Senate Finance the day following the introduction of : st hentai tly | Committee regards as “next to a cer- the Wickersham resolution, calling for Have cured women here in Butler. | A : s : This is one Butler woman's testi-| titty,” leaders of both sides of the production of the papers in the case Senate chamber are figuring seriously by John H. Bullock, of the John J. Make $1.10 Buy What $1.25 Bought a few Years ago Or in other words you can invest your money’ where it is safe and will return to you in large divi- dends of pleasure, comfort and profit; at the same time you can save from 10 to 20% on your investment. Why not take advantage of these low prices and make yourself comfortable for this winter and for many winters to come by building a house?. Also the feed you waste each winter in feeding your stock in the open, without shelter, would pay for a good barn or stock shed, where it would not take so much feed and at the same time save work and waste in feeding. We have our lumber sheds STACKED FULL OF LUMBER, shipped from our own saw mill at Hart, Louisana. This is bright, thoroughly seasoned and well manufactured stock of Long Leaf Pine. By manufacturing our own lumber we are able to make you very attractive prices. We buy our own MILL WORK, WINDOWS, DOORS and MOULDING in car loads, and by so doing save loca! freight which in turn we can save you. A We have bought several cars of Cement and at the present we are able to make you prices on Portland Cement that will make you want to buy. This cement is of the highest standard and every sack of cement we sell is guaranteed by us to give perfect satisfac- tion if properly handled. Our ACME PLASTER is a hard wall plaster—sanitary, durable and will carry more sand than any plaster known to the building world. Acme is the standard plaster. 5 We are headquarters for Bridge Material, White Oak, Cement, Sand, Gravel and Sewer Pipe. Logan-Moore Lumber Company BUTLER, MO. PHONE 18 Coe Fi ‘i mony: Regardless of the condition of the weather, I will be at the following Mie. M..N. Combs, 407 E. Dakota |" the subsequent program. Sesnor Coal Company of Nome. places on the dates named for the purpose of buying Fat Horses of all ages, Street, Butler, Mo. eee jnlaya qentia Most of them counted on getting — Through connivance of these men, 1 : Tear j jaway after perfunctory votes on the it was charged that the Government from three years old up, for which I will pay the Highest Possible Market 1 was bothered by kidney complaint, r perfun On Price. Prices for Fat Horses will range from $10.00 to $200.00. the principal symptom being sharp |Demoeratie free list and wooien bills, was defrauded on coal contracts and twinges in my back. If I attempted | but it has become evident that other. that evidence to that effect. was per- s Bring Your Fat Horses to Me as | Always Buy When | Come i ‘egislati a P press Por COneaniite renint ata i > to stoop, I suffered more severely and | ees! ition will be pressed for con- mitted to remain unac ted upon in the was also annoyed by dizzy spells and | Sideration. ‘ 7 ____ Attorney General's office for more The friends of the Arizona-New than a year, until the statute of limita- a a weakness of the kidneys. _Learn- MEW En CTA NRTA : nul ! ing of Doan’s Kidney Pills, I procured | Mexico Statehood and reappointment | tions expired last May. bills especially will demand votes, as: a supply and after I had taken the|”” 5 rn . ri era of two boxes, I felt better in| Will advocates of the campaign pub- Escaped With His Life. every way. I have never failed to licity bill. “Twenty-one yeu recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills when awful death,”’ writes ; nea ee Port Harrelson, 8. C. T have had the opportunity.” Half an hour is all che time re- [had consumption and the dreadful ‘ For sale by all dealers. Price 50 quired to dye an article with feough IT had looked like it, sure cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, a ee a Dae enough. [tried everything I could New York, sole agents for the United baling ate goods with the i | hear of for my cough, and was under ithe treatment of the best doctors in ' States. is all that is necessary. A |Georgetown, S. C. for a year but Remember the name—Doan’s—and \could get no relief. A friend advised ‘Fires Quenched, Ontario’s Toll| When cutting bread and dry pattelas | I feel that I owe my life to this great | E 2 : 2wspaper, and | throat and lung cure.’’ Its positively 4 A | Total Totals 400. lay them on clean newspaper, and;t N Leave Small Southern Horses at Home. | will be up to buy again. | } CREAR gee ee crerungely Cone of paper that should be kept within | vee Paipaa a ees literated. The fire swept clean the jabouts to buy all the eggs their hens ’ : ‘ | ) ge A. R. Guyton’s Barn ‘townships of Langmuir, Eldorado, |"°t Wear off the tin. lay and ship to wholesale Houses. kind of a horse, big, little, young or old, if he is fat. | ports run as high as 400. you sneeze the “‘hiccough’’ will have | to tell who is resposible. Bring in your stock and get cash. A relief train left North Bay this|left.—Ruralist. Haff will sell to wholesa take no other. 39-2t Handy Hints. ime to try Dr. King’s New Discovery. A Fcnosed | guaranteed for coughs, colds, and all ‘ the crumbs and litter can be disposed ronahinlenttectiones Gos: and S110 . fi boa rate in me ky obs Alina eran Gait Trial bottles free at F. T. Clay. eon jubes whichirazeurthree Ontarlotowns, After broiling steak or chops, place SS , Hume, Thursday, July 20 i h H i ll F I Vv P| 1 Y 2l a reach and you will not have a. black, | eit csetede ale Aig spedidiy iy Me Ric 1 9 ri la 9 u | No further extensive damage or greasy articlactor soilk Sink and Gen pe this ease seen in the ine | loss of life is expected. ‘leah | which Henry Haff of Morgan Farm The towns of Cochrane, South Por- : ‘Vis outlining. Haff proposes to: make | Shaw, Deloro, Ogden, McArthur and : A very, pretty finish for pillow cases| By the method under consideration yf | Cripple Creek district. is to insert a row of rick-rack braid} the exact age of every egg will be | . The known dead total 122, the ma-| between the hem and the body of the} known, for the eggs will be stamped - \jority of whom lost their lives at|case. This is very durable also. when gathered. In case a wholesaler ; ; South Porcupine. There are believed| A correspondent sends in the fol-j receives some eggs which are “ripe” : a {to have been many other fatalities, | lowing cure for hiccoughs: Take a} he can send them back to Haft, who, . | afternoon for Porcupine with supplies. | Plenty of funds have been subscribed \in this city for immediate help. To Start Parole Court. | Refugees from the burned area say a {I did so, and was completely cured. | wiped out sixteen mines and cost the the broiler over the fire and let the “Sterling” Stamp for Eggs Butler, Saturday, July 22 _cupine and Pottsville have been ob- Orcs pee Hany aa aes [contracts with all the farmers here- If you don’t know me ask your neighbor, he will tell you that I will buy any and estimates based on unverified re-| sniff of pepper, or snuff, and when | by means of the stamp, will be able Jefferson City, Mo., July 17.—Gov-|it covers 10,000 square miles com- | A Ba n k fo r Al | ernor Hadley has decided to establish Lest a tig that housed ys i j ela people. From every quarter have 4 ‘* Rea meniece ras encial branch au the fugitives who have escaped the flames 3 |State Government which will be many of them badly burned in their a |known as the Court of Paroles. Be-|efforts to save valuables in their 5 ‘ i he Peo le jginning the first Monday in August, | fight. , ‘ , the court will hold regular sessions} It is evident it will be some days, |at the Penitentiary. and perhaps weeks, before any ac- jcurate idea of th | State Pardon Attorney Judge Den- ae . pase a ee There are some people in every community who json will preside and the cases will be| Many of the terror-stricken fled| |f wan ZN U t ed think that banks were made for the rich. If you arranged somewhat in the docket|into the interior of the woodlands. nexpec are one of the misinformed who have this fashion of circuit courts. The cases|They have not been heard from since. S Guests / thought, let us again emphasize the fact that ours will be set on each call and it is pre-|. Others, who possibly survive the ; is a bank for all the people, A deposit of $1.00 | sumed they can be disposed of at the | the storm of fire, are believed to have The farmer and his wife were about to sit down to a ; rate of five a week. died from exhaustion. The supplies cold supper when they saw some old friends driving a < receives the same welcome and the same courte- ; 4 , ous attention as a deposit of $1,000.00 for this The Court of Paroles will not be so going aaa ans possibly - towards the house. 2 ‘much a court of appeals as a court of | gotten to the sufferers across the f ° reason: Many a deposit of $1.00 has grown into PaVidw THIET Race oat thiGae eal Siatredl acres: The good ike Wai equal a. theloceantbo==thanks to her New Perfection Oil Cook-stove. euceccount ior 21 OG UIOa on mole and anede were not convicted of the more ser-} Some survivors are coming in with * itself worth while to the bank and its depositor. ious crimes and are serving their their clothing torn and their limbs She had it lit in a moment, and her guests hardly were seated * Begin to save now and stick to it. first sentences. Habitual criminals | cut from their mad rush through the on the porch before a hearty hot meal was ready for the table— aan Open an account to-day with a growing bank, and murderers will not find them-| Woods. saasages and eggs and long rashers of streaky bacon, and rolls just : en pis suede fg bop lamin go Sango W. S. Dickey’s Brother Killed. neat as if she had not been near the kitchen. oped since their conviction. Deepwater, Mo., July 14.—A. E. She never could have managed it with an old-fashioned range. The Governor gives Judge Denton|Dickey, superintendent of a clay Bay hia aa is the quickest, most convenient and best cooker credit for many of the suggestions manufacturing plant, was run over Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners, with eo es a n which have resulted in the establish-|and instantly killed by a dumm bs. seamed chameer. : se and grow with it. selves within the jurisdiction of the court unless new evidence has devel- ment of this court, which, in many | engine at the plant to-day. Butler, Missouri respects will fillthe place of boards! Mr. Dickey was a brother of Walter pardon provided in other states. Is. Dickey, former chairman of the There are so many applications for | State Republican Central Committee, parole that a systematic plan of con-| now president of the Kansas Missouri sidering cases became imperative. River Navigation Company. THE BANK ON WHICH YOU CAN ALWAYS BANK.