Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 49, Number 12, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 November 1906 — Page 2

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WEEKLY C URIE-r!

Jasi-::u ; , IK DIANA

YS OF THE WEEK

AN EHIIOME OP THE MOST IM PORTANT EVENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

NORTH. EAST, WEST. SOUTH

A Carefully 0 jeta and Condensed Compilation of Current Nes Items. Dorrest c and Foreign.

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THE PRESIDENT FEELS FINE tf K 1 T ' - change.

LANDS IN WASHINGTON FROM MIS JOLRNEY TO PANAMA.

Cedent Attempt Be.ng Made to Plun der tne Publishers.

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The Canal W.ll Be the Sub.ect ef a ' m 1 i u - - c;a

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Washington at 14:4 u'cl nlsht Th,- trip Bp ,h.. tho c .nttt. i acht Mi which he and his party h m I from th.' booJataa Point, waa mailt withou !"t As th. Mayflower '.. at the rau of

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second-clsss matter, or ac d the wntim as to loflfuis the busln. ss r .1,... ii

. v. i . , II . JVSPMI to tho public That an "blZ.-.l ..tteil.pt is to mah to this Is t.atotit fr.ini ih..

rye: latloti: in tho tert of tho as a.atant postmaster Sonera). Tho claim is made that ftmi ilasj matt.-, more than the postage charged produo-s an.l therefore the ra-o should raised Hut this has been shown not to apply to the legitim D-WspatHTS which in

carried by the railroads an I axpresa companies on account of individual - at rates as low as omrourth to one-half real a BOWaat for distances wUhia the average ruafl of l'l Teil In t Inn . I .a.a

in is goes to prove pretty conclusive) that the on.- cer, a pound now paid u th? Kovr. niQt

."!. i, Tn,. j,r,(.,. pajj u f n. rnni. nr for this service does ru-f cov ' ' ' ' fa - 11, us' be u . h ,,,. service, or its failure to secure fair 'ertns from the railroads. There has always boon m..re or

"dal about th government -oatrac-ts with the railroa.ls for ca-rv-Ml the mail and of the efforts ma iby the railroad agents to pad (h weicht erbea the nM

for tztef the ,; . m carri. d Th rent aatlmriaed i.v coo--r.ss to be paid for IH1sta car is a

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HE TRIES BIT OF STRATEGY Policeman ltnr.,.v L-u.nn ... "

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f "-er grafting; in thi- rTho Nfetldj paid for fast mall t on the Boa thorn railroad is cteal and unfortunately Domocongressmen as well as Repab

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J. Frank Kmcrr. Kentucky hcruse at Kansas Cll In the shoulder a: Sd 32. an iron Ind-nre. Mo, RumSi- and a :. lievod that Rumb to accompany him Uowing to the i Rev. Algern.-n ' 8t. Andrew's chu hu renounced hi Protestant Episcc.p ter to Lisho Will: of the western dio In this letter Rv his M Hof tBBJ leTin of Jesus, that born w:;h.,-;t a out fr Tindation" in Tr-. ni Spain hav. In view of tho iru . Momceo hu .. K.

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arui'l-d bv e n dealing: with Cana Man guv provision, ot tween the f second-class A l.-ne ro1,: fTb!: -d IS parhia.-.. nia,w. Mo. befor.' I;, , , was taken to Jail Mr anl Mfl M, f BsJaoa, in a rooming of Salm. o show that Mil nr'. i ... Bitted suicide Daves dead Jut-.-.,' son of ipas a of the BswoMi caco T :;!, parei with th when lv j BOVen Ijr !niure Gov. Hicirjtis to confir-n row mnt. i Marri.,1 fr.

of roadway will all

ry in the i in a let-

Co . m as tosa riBiiiiuii Fi-.

eost to the newspater pttbltehera ho are already paying a cood fair ire. See your nL-na.an and nt let the railroads aad the DOsf-

use you as a cat s taw to t u

'V lbe tneir chestnuts out of the fire

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first to rush up the Bini estd to the president ; 3nr in which he haby the marine guard.

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CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION. Priends of the Liquor Interest Uneasy in Oklahoma.

CRAZE FOR MINING GEA LS. The Boom Is Getting Too Active: Pre pare for Trouble. The financial journals have all ar rived at the conclusion that otooe) wi.l not loan at the low rates that havi prevailed for sosm years after the i re . r.' string nry i ended with what

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When Policeman 1U

r mi mm l rottched the doer uf Hi.. M- -- ii.

tie house he kiie that he had one of the hardest Jobs of bis life before hin. The captain wished to M,s mh't Hi r.-as..im f.,r this ,1,-Mre were nt known to Policeman Klynn. and asrasj. ly unknown were hi reasons for no. Poing in person to her house teatool

u...nK Ior ner. Manv are the trange things that happen In a polM tattoo, and many are the strain:,, moUnm that lie behind the strange a. Hons, it mUht tie nei't..r md JI

n this instance or it might be a matt of Judgment. There is som. times' an advantage not to be despised iu be- ' ing able to select th. ; a for an in- i tervlew; the surroundings count for much, and the one unfamiliar with tl-'-m is handicapped. BO the captain prc-umably desiring to get eertaln

sssuaon rapposed to bo in the bo aIOi of this uman. had sent for ' : -nd she had r. fused to comln:s i.. Mseif was surprblne. for it Is not cui'on:arv tu

such rlrcumstan.es. For a moment tne captain seemed f,n the point of going to the :, ,imspf b(lt hp tl ought Ixttor of it. and sent a more laiperstKr weSOOpi. The reply was tlie same as bsfore: She had done I not hm: that put her at the berk and 1 call of the police, she dldnt care to

, .... captain, an I she would not, , come. Then he had sent for Flvnn l! I want to see that woman, and tl j want to see her here.- he said. "Xever j

..nu wny. i have a few things h-re ! that I think will make the Intend w , more effective ben than it would be ' there. If she knows what I think she nnowa I Intend to get It out of her. but well, all you've got to do is to aet her to come with you." I M-m m. now. 8 that all?" asVed IM, reman Flynn. who had heard of UM fruitless efforts of two others In i thHt "Hrecttoa That's all." sal I the captain. j , She ray-fuses to come, an all I ha-ave f'r to do hi ,0 make her 1 cha ange Nr mind"''

"That's It exa "Are ye a marrbd ma-an. captain'f eourse I am." "I niver w'u'd ha-ave thought It ' 'omment.,1 Policeman Flvnn. whereupon the captain lauehed. "You're such an Ingenious and resourceful fellow. Flynn. ' he said, "that I believe you can do it. The very fact that she refuses to come makes me

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man My,,,,. , ve f but not Ixpe tm- to get yo. fry- I i. n.? si,.., i ,,. ,,.. th .apt in tells M fr ,,, J . "P here an' tell e be wants , . . II eOOTM she won t.' says the ." Jttl tU.mly fair to thry w.nst more : ' " lh' capt in an' me kn.s "Oh. you do. do you?" was the aarcastle comment of the woman Iv course We do t...... ..k.

"re.1 Policeman FUnn. 'h.- , ma-an know, woman; .U only won..,, that iMM So we got to taalkln' h It In th station, sn Ivory ma an hore says ye won t come. -Tis fool h. th.y says, -fr to Mnd afth.-r ! ng n wh.n thers II t ,v s -that knos wom.n like a hook ny!n that she won't COM." WM. of all the conceit!" broke , Uto woman, hotly. -Know ,,.. ,k, nythlltf at all alKJut her." "Sure w.. ,1.,." said Policeman Flvnn eonfldently, "Tbe absurdity of If" rxla!med tl woman. ' Ve-re not r0mIn. r )I(iman d Policeman Flynn.

. "No, I'm not." I "There, ye ha-ave th' proof v It r-ed Policeman Flynn. triumphant IT. Tis what we said Oho w.-'t, . a wise lot Iv la'ads ." i "I'm not afraid to come." lndt, tho woman "I know what vour captain wants, nnd it doenl bsther m a bit. only I don't want to come." Iv coorse not." acquiesced Police man Flynn. "hut ye're not comin' ' fcnew ye w'u' In t ' "Then why did you com fr,r me?" akeil t ., ,(,;.nn "Oho! I raids'! t i! re iv It did P n turned Pe i emar, PlyBJS, touins . .'mforf n' 'v :. . ..- .

foot of the stair. "Twas all alone iv me wife At th' station we'd gta P "ndln'f ryea. ln. an' I was la.Lhin at th' idee iv nnnywan thlnkln I OOOji whin she up an' sa.vs: Harnev I she Bars, 'how d ye know she'll not come ' -I know women.' savs I. Y- ri a fool.' says she " "She s right." interrupted the woman

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from Austin. Ter. asre is no foundation for 1 H. Clay Pierce, of the Oil c... had b.a Ja. a . ten thousand does esploded in a

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PANAMA NOT SO BAD. Not an American Has O.ed on Canal Zone from Disease in 3 Months. Washington Mot a Blasta Am-riem . eanal zone from diseas in last Thr-- nion hs. arc -rdinit to a ff port tha isthmian canal commission l.asjust nc iv.-a froru M w (. gas. the chbf sanitary cfflr r o; the

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DEATH RELIEVED VATICAN. Stablew.k,, Dem.se at Posen Was Just in Time.

riseMrs Pa

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will reach the T n'i e s , , , .!, , " coun for a rttSa on the ratoavhfau VorS Iwer of ths Hcum law I iWna , The annual report of f.rmmiaslon- J The' r or Navigation rhssjberlain states ti. than on Jons :'i 'a. tiie doenssowi a fnercaant vessel of the I'nlted S'ates Chicag numbered 1 Df ri.rjj . , ., 2oBrlWb'hne If?' XU '.u-eVsul, ,n during the fiscal year oaly three were in- ,h Ocean steine veit's"rp s",1t!nf,J lnu,T Ib-o llaos. I pared b aosoiu'ely ,. i .l;n 18 '' " ' At Kokom... Ind. Urs. Abble Ross err'.v of nresm I to burning he- , ,. fnr tbe , nraneO an I w- . for f.rahaii riri..ri . r:ici to pr. - ,

She is a widow ' of fllsh

a red before the Interstate rce commission that he doe. n any elevator stock, and that ii connected with the Great Jong the line of the roa I. rai!rods of the en'lre country prided to inaugurate an era

' ' dec! led on Will i decr-a.ie In expend" ur s ( IfXt twelve m nths .f ,e's "" a:, l $;., .. , , , ith ihe sum smnt taili n

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Offic al Vote of lil.nols. Sprlngneld. Ill -The official canvas

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iiers published In the - - . r cit.- ar.- filled with alluring Its and res dting advance jn the nrk j 06 minini: sticks. Many .f these mln , me stocks are being boom.! on "pros octs' and have alreadv reachec" r.ricfs much aK.ve par. Those whe hare been fortunate enough to pur "hase before the BOOSB began can now esrspe with a profit, and It would seem to be wisdom to do so. Some stocks may go higher, b... jr p, r. - a n that mosr of thm which ar not dividend earners, will be difficult to sell much Mow par lie fore long Those who are the sellers of tu

muchly advertis.nl mining stock rosld ' not be raiMoi the v,e of the sto M the valuable pmr.erfies thev det.lct i if one tenth of hat thev impliedly . promise were true. Instead of selling

t rim quick proiK.rutiona thev k ; ! ' artag to buy the stoesi instead of selling tb.m. Gold is al

t ' an,, tbcre Is no slum; I , Cf,na value, however much is pro,iced. although it will not b..v n. .'.-'i h of other c.mnimll.u. " ! rage of nearlv ,0 ne- '

K would ten years ago. So p . M too Tar of too much eold b.rc: r,ro doce.1 and a fall in value that aaW tysnaen f minine stock ft) a! v. rtlse t for sab. a, what Jhf.v ... .-... mom., r.r .LV':. "

win eventually lw uni.rofltsblo th.

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-s -.a .o orrer k.kIi bargains. I The wise man will Staad dear ol tbe mining boom, for it H ,nr OV(.r ffon to Investigate whether the 8K; ff-red reslly represents the value Tut POO It an, ha, a fa,r pmspJ, 0 , dends instead nf assessments

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,,'fftL . aatisfled with the tsrilT that prstaajts the tnists. the balof us win have to bo stur.,.,, tor he next three roan with the lr, a"v ir.,1,,filjÜt nttv Thos. with

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more confident that she can put mo on T ft ' r r r . . .

aftor. but It s a mighty ticklish affair as matter, are now. I have- But never mind that You Just get her " Flv r0re"' ""n"1 Potman Flynn. as he retired, scratching Ms h-ad thoughtfully. " Tis easy said "

mis is all that Flynn knew when he rang the door bell, but he had been rtoing a lot of thinking on his way from the station. He had prepared a nie IIUJ. speech, which he had no ' n to deliver. EJi .romp to mp- ha yo.i she exclaimed the moment she , saw his uniform.

I ha avc." he replied, maklne en ! elaborate bos-. 1 ' 'Weil, rn not po with vo.i serted. U" "h " I knew ye Wn dn't . " returned PoIlman Flynn. promptly Oh. you did!" retorted fhe woman asrc.stlc.Hy. -YOB knew ft! Then why did you com'" "" h" " -aid Pollcemsn Flynn with unblushing effrontrv -1 awsss m' III fell ye Baosn It o'ho- tS

tning-yen shpllt ver aide, ,allKhin. m wm so p rm be fraM lv m. .. h " ft fMUy ford his way lnr0 the ho,(a I

-- - .... ,K ,m) as-onlshed to in -rpose.n y objection ' , Ion t wa-ant w,",nt Wl ye annvhow f w u d ma-.ke me lose me bet "

i,H . . . . " natural v nad to sfon there ot.,,, I . . -

athisi is. "", n- waa

: ""reiy ,je,red to eet enough In. so that she could not Shut the doe, in his face nni.WHI VOK r ,h m"f "O-aordlnarr rlsMd 2S ' "VPr Mw!" "he t . .. f? or "n here to settle ..m; ,Mll(te a of It. Uii ve come to get me " -Iv coors I ha-au. ' swlmitt-u Po I

can ye say that." demanded ; Poi.ce.oan Flynn. "whin ye're pr,,vlli she i w r-ronv "' i "What else did she say?" asked the woman. ! "Twonldn't Inth rlst ye." asserted Po!lcemn Flynn. "She'. nke .11 tlT rrest Iv th' women-she thinks she knows-.n she r-roasfs me fr thtakto' I know Tis like a ma-an. she oay, rt to think he knows what a worn anil do an' to be br-raggln lr If Bol I m right.' I .ays -Ye're not 'ays she; -f ye're po-lite to her an' a t th girt!, man ' ihe says. 'sh.- : ,-.,me n nil that are ha

r.W4IIV- V , -r,:. '. .:h..';" r,;": 11 :"Kiir she knows ,h ! attaer than me that's mrrtod to a nn- Sample Is it. an' in th' ind shr as a bet lv a new shawl au'In a pah v winther (rtores thai rtU ro,e u I ta-alk po-lite ,o ye an' don't tbrv f to Vhm ye. so here I .m. an' 1 win dl. you do. do V0U" wtnn I woman. Hnn. I ha-ave th' gloves all pirkei tm, Ohoj tl.s KT-reat jck- , ha.a,. on her. BBS think!:.' I dldal knn, annytbing Iv women. Twill be s lx Boa f r her." "I don't believe MB " she lat. ,a Pt'.T,S "M,.?'' Fani'' f mo " '"turned Policeman Flynn. ' so long as ye don f come with me." "I kalteTB yo think I'm afraid tofare the captain and answer his T.

Mr Insisted Policeman Flynn Tis only th' woman nfxt door thinkhat e see. I wint there Ik. mista ake. he went on. as he saw her Mush angrily ;,' hll r m hfr bat j was BfthST -he ,M rlrtfl m hor an says MlIt ,bo wor).( Kn tronvh. fr she's af.nld iv tho po-ll--' DM she say that'" demanded fat won an. She seemed to know ve." said Policeman Flynn. biandlv'. "Tis . M.trange thimr fan, whin ye think Iv wan woman knnwin n.

, lfo nad as m.i. h sense she'd be bavin' I new shawl but Id Iv buyln' me. pal Iv glove, with fur on thlm. Thai woman nlxt ioor do be havln' f j sinse av a m.-an." "Just heut as much." returned the woman. "I n, afraid, am I? And I'm read like . book by a lot of )a,v mpn loafing about a police station am IJ iL wait hor" a minute " ' Where ye goln '?" asked Policeman r h nn. I'm gofnc to get my hat." was the answer. "I always did dH,p8P that Utiman 1

-' ii-i uixir anyway, "Tis what I thought." chuckled Policeman Flynn to himself "Ye're always safe in flgnrln' on that with th woman nlxt door." "How did yon do It. Barney?' Mfass one of them. Thereupon Policeman Flynn looked owlishly wise for . minute, and the,, contributed this bit of Philosoph v t the store of human wl-dom. " Tis easy to ma ake a woman do what ye wa-anf If ye e.in ke p her from knowin' w hat It Is." Nevertheless, to ease his conscience he bought his wife . shawl, much tt her surprise. (Coprrlsht. iw. t v jose,,t, n nowlea.1 . Blrnght, by th Century Co.)