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Consortia sinsclrosv.‘
V A Stated Convention is! ‘ Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will he held It its
rooms. April 11th, 1911, at 3 o'clock p.
m. Annual elections! sfl'lesrs. .
Fraternity yourt.
ROondT M. WILCOX, Ssc'y.

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nsncns‘vgrs' Alto MANUFACTUR—
' ehs' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
‘3 Matthew Corbett. , Treasurer

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‘THE osusuav‘ns‘r‘rens' ones

. REOPENED.

x i ‘ The “announcement Mentally: that;
the limited States Circuit. Court of
Appeals. in an opinioa written

._ . Judge Lut‘ombe. and concurred in ,by_

Judges (Toke and Noyes. had followed

' .the Judgiwnt for $232,240.12; obtained

.L‘Ehy l). E, Loewe & (30., against the Uni—
ted Hatters at North America, caused
much Interest among the union hat.
tors here. ‘ " ' V

The meaning verdict found by the
Federal (‘ourt in this state was so for-
.reaching, and generally considered so
unreasonably severe. that this one

‘ 4,; a ,fynpo'l‘tunlty 'to have the case.

 

 

will. it not completely change the de-
‘3‘Cision, so modify it as not, to put a

‘ y.btirdeii upon a whole organization for
what may have been done by some of

~ “its members. ’

ll’ in concluding the opinion Judge [A'-
combe suys: ‘

. “Since there is to be a new trial it is

a}, desirable that the opinion of this court

i‘shhuld be expressed on two questions
‘ as to the advisability of evidence.
which shall probably arise again. The
curt admitted evidence of the pay-
ment of their dues to the union by
deiendants, otter complaint was sorv~
. . fed. This was not coxnpetent as show.
in; ratification. and. as we under-
stand their brief. plaintitts do not so
contend. . .'
"We think it should have been es-
eluded. .
g , ‘ “A salesman of the Dialotils testified
(other he cslled‘on customers. giving
* their names. Insects isstsaess he
‘ w” allowed to state that the custom-
ers told him that st sols prioritise

 

he use been interviewed by some labor"

, rte-sonny. who told on. “in.
dose?» ceased to noodle the ptsl‘gtids‘
igood‘s‘hs would jot mo posts pith
Malian. glu- wss hearsay- it wss
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the list] or March tires. which it
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this in submitted/til. but it would be:
Wrestling to see some“ disposition tot!
‘reduoo taxes in piste oi“ .deflet‘lnilllq
pen ‘l‘ifi‘dd more and morphs the totuli
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J. Bolder: Hill‘illilit. in an article on
this page, under heading of “Scniinel

iienders' Views." fully considers the

2 bridge and pork question. You tonight2

to road it.
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HIGH? TO THE. ‘POINT

Thief in Jersey was knocked down

. . by a hail of tinfoil. Ten head writers

out pi ‘sieven’ descrllmd him ashoiied.

‘ "ills a nutty worldl—New York 'I‘elet

ismph.

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The insane hospital attendant who
allowed two “INN" patients to'plungo
another in hot water. is now in‘ it him-
seli’. wlioaton Herald.

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Can‘t Wisconsin find any other un-
improved property that has escaped
taxation except bachelors?—~Cleveland
leader.

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A Texas woman who killed her hus-
band's silinity is pleading the unwrit-
ten law, and claiming that woman has
on equal right with man to defend the
sanctity of her home. Equal rights is”
being pushed to the last extreme in a.
plea of this kind. The country waits
with breathless interest on 'l‘exsa.~—8t.
Louis Globe-Democrat.

wit-

"Strlke while the iron is hot.” says
(lemon, bend of the Issiosn insur-
soots' New «lilacs issoney. lie is san-
guine thit the insurssuts can h‘sve the
Mexican “capitol at thsir test, if the
struggle- is W. but for bronchi~
new anka.tho1t.mywm to, toast
pence propositions half. way. Wise.
prudent said humerus-New Hahn
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ill illiillili
Senator Lafayette Young Tails

The sot-n oi its Success
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lofnyetto Young. ‘bf’ E‘s: tom the
Senate yesterday about the success of
the commission plan of saturation as
employed for the on three years in
his home city of Des Monies and advis-
ed other municipalities to adopt it in
the interest of edlcleucy. We have'not
reduced expenses, said be. but we have
sscined more for our money.
Asserting that there is entirely too
much machinery lathe old typeot gov...
em mom and far more offices than the
service demands. Mr. Young described
how 'Dos'Moines adopted the plan of
placing its sitalrs in the hands of live
commissioners. The commissioners
are all elected at the same time and to
them is entrusted the duty of selecting
all other city ohciols. ‘ Each member
of the commission represents the
trend of I bureau. The work Is divitb
ed up by themselves sod not by law.
as judges "arse upon their divisions
at the beginning of the indicts! you.
One commihsioner its; slums of the
public sststy melodies the In. and no
lies dopsrtmsms. W IIII'DMI'II
or Iti'sttspaddllbilc bullets». An
other 'is- mu you. who
bss obsrse. of public Wis. The
push toiiio. ”the numbers as

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commission-m" llr.‘i'snag1mt at
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will hasnotboen tall since in. period;
' m the War .oithe Rebellion.

' sirnctsd and may condemn land sad

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The sentinel will ba‘plhased to re-
ceive letters for publication,‘froin its
rosders, under the above bending. A
brief and to-the-point communication.

as a general proposition. carries more
weight sud conviction than a lengthy
one in' which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic
ally sussest brevity. Longmindsd ar-
ticles. we have observed, are the last
to. be read. and are many times avoid-
ed altogether.

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THE anrnoc worries.

The Matter Fully Presented by J.
Boldsn Hurlbutt. '
Mr. Editor:

For the upproschlng meeting it is
well to know something at the condi-
ti0ss and to correct some erroneous
beliefs and statements.

1. it was stated by one ‘of your cor-
respondents that it was necessary to
Vote a park to get rid of the buildings.
and that unless you voted s writ. the
contractors W not set their forms
out 01' the archesiss the town had no
right to condemn land to ensble them
to do so. ‘

Both of these propositions no so.
solutsly wrong. The selsotmen laid

bridge is to be built and can lay one'
out as wide on any necessity may re-
quire either for space to construct. or
space to protect the bridge sfthr con-

tinuum:- rot-that purpose. a ma.
no legislative action tor that purpose.
The park is s pretext as is confessed.
by the building committee snd'sccordw
ing to the opinion of our Supreme?
Court is unconstitutional. Cass Farm ‘
Steel Co.‘rs. Bridgeport.
2. The town has not yet voted tor;
a putt. the louslsturs is sated in’
the committee bill to declare thoi
bridge sod pars s public necessity. ‘
ln‘iay Went" has no power to“
do-tt. disposing'mrtbs town a liability?
which is one to be exercised by tbs'
town. and solely by the town. if. bow-r
ever. it mid do so. could the town'
ever change the use fixed and dellnsdi
by the legisistivs am 1 as! no. i
3. Section 7 of the committee bill
M8! the committee sole sssnts of;
the town. to build the bridge, buy the;
lands. sell the buildings. establish
boundaries of the park, prescribe thei
torn and condition of the bonds. sell?
them. pay out the money: said section;
also provides that "sll potter and sir;
thority or the sslsctmon oonosraingV
said bridge or said park or the sperm
tsusuoes. or the issue 0! said bonds.
are suspended until said public works
srs colonists." . ‘
it is further provided in' locus- 8
that at the solo-rod nesting fibro-
sry I. 1m. or st any “document of
thst moons! the present committee
may be disshsrlsd m soother ID‘
Mowiniummtflsw'
tee is given tbs ssnie pawns no the
first committee.
.By mien normality
milks. noblest to the m b! the
ms- m . ,
sole «control it at u
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. owner they uppehlybut it does not op-l

‘ v‘property may be taken and it be main '

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Whaling to ask tor an appropriation M
through} the ‘ appropristlon ooxnmlttoo.‘ }
the "only “lilacs to so. 1 * ;

Sections: and l‘prov‘ldo a property i:

stole Ass s stay. By“ Section 3 his?
talus his claim that the town has no
right to take his property. the town i
would have to restore his land and pay 1
damages. not only for his bulidlnxsfl
destroyed but his business. which?
would entail upon the ,town it loss.
greatly in excess of the first upprsisail
and o removal of so much of the bridge z"
structure as 'was on his land. is it;
wise to have such a provision? It not;
the present statute tor condemningi
land that hes stood for years loud
enough! The bill was in some respects
bad but that‘is not up for conulders.
lion. 1 never, saw it and did not know ,
of its existentio.

We want a bridge not s malts shift
of a deceit. The proposed structure!
is not an arch bridge but in EDWIP‘
once. The arches ore for appearance 1
as they are without end thrust. These,
are bathrobes and if they ws‘rslto sup“
port the weight they would um and
thrust.

in my judgement this Committew
bill should be amended to bring it
within constitutional limits or s new ,
'bill substiltilAdJn its place. Leave the
town tree to act as it chooses as to ‘
who shellac-it for it. as to whst it will
do, to issue its own bond in the orderly .
way. determine what it will sell them
solidi-chords ”any committee otm~
boners committee it chooses. appoint ‘
its inspectors oi the work Iodide all s
principalwould and should hsvo tile
i'l . to do.

to the albumen. i think they or .3
me Cummings should be hm

out bill be not adopted not not I rain-i
bill that will insure s bridge. without.“ ..
buildings if M’peopie say'so, be poss-
ed.

u the musedgtin wss‘sdopted todsy
yahoo“ my. in no, on Mount or .
its defects until after the nest legisla- ;
tors inflammation mm bridge. -

When ieopleflfllgyodt ‘ «these so-
premo power-over bit" 1 s ssi

ism as this {if by lsfilstlvs‘sotioo?
prevent you rm directing Iii-soy wool ‘
except theology; of litigation. there
something wroas. , ‘i
Vote against it. ' ‘ ‘~'
Come to the meeting Wodmy‘
night sad sss shot a his ‘ -
vision is Woagbufld omitted Kr:
class bridge. praises in moving the
building: if yopmcbooss to. keep tho
control of all in the hands of the town .,
and subject to your control.
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A WRITER WHO FAVOR. PLAClNG
Mlm.MATTERI Wi‘i’H THE
QELICTMEN.

Dear Editor: '

It is Very evident that the thrill“
construction committee is putting
forth a dying struggle for the power
upon which they no losing their grip
st every town steering. that is it
we consider the potent once oditorlsls
that are appesrlng bolero the public 7
from dsy today as on evidence. Titers
is no gestation in this avarngs oitlsah'qfi
mind that the whole matter would hove
been put in the sslsutaen‘s
sitters it rightly holes}. ii‘ tsir play
but «been exercised st unjust mi
mating.

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