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TUKSDAY, NOVFMBBR 28, 1905
WHERE BURTON WAS WEAK
Senator Burton of Kansas has been
again convicted of accepting tees for
his services before a national depart
ment in behalf of a client. In the
case involved the client was a corp
oration of doubtful standing.
The trouble with Burton was not
that he is worse than other politicians,
but that he is no better than the ave
rage. For that reason he was vulner
able to the vengeance of as crooked a
gang of politieal blacklegs as can lx*
found anywhere outside »>f New York
and Philadelphia, as Jevery Kansan
kno ws.
From time to tinle this outfit has
been turned down by the decent people
of Kansas, and Burton had helped to
do it. If Burton had been honest he
would hi* the foremost man in Kansas
todav, for he is the ablest man who has
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gone to the Senate from Ivirsas since
Ingalls. He is unscrupulous in money
matters and that gave worse men a
chance to accomplish his downfall.
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In the last number of Pearson's mag
a/Jns is an Alaska story, “The Shirk
er,” by Jackson If. Corbet, which
should be especially interesting to
Alaskans. It is a tale of solitary trav
eling by dog team In the far north,
and depicts vividly Hie lonesomeness
oi that experience. Corbet was a news
paper man in Dawson for a year, and
is row in New York. Before coming
to Alaska h° was on the editorial staff
of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for
several years.
President Raiding of the Milwaukee
vV St. Pan! road was :n Portland and
Seattle recentlv and the newspapers
were much mined because he would j
not tell the reporters all his plans.
In Portland recently 21500 volts ol
electricity passed through a man with
out leaving a hole, and he still lives,
tie ought to de well in Oregon politics.
j^nTTiwrrr
Russian revolutionists are getting
bu>v again. It was useless for them to
:rv to draw a crowd while the Alaska
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convention was in session in Seattle.
Edna Wallace Hopper lias appendi
citis. The Httle actress was always a
good advertiser.
it is said that more copies of Jerome
K. Jerome's ‘’Three Men In a Boat"
have been sold than of any other book
since “Pickwick Papers," but at a din
ner he attended two of the guests were
overheard to argue as to what made
Mr. Jerome famous.
“fie writes books," said one!
“No, he don't." was the contemptuous
retort. He rowed three men in a boat
and then won the race. That’s what
he done. *
It is announced that the anthracite
coal miners of Pennsylvania will de
mand a recognition of the union after
April 1, l(Jt)G, the date when the agree
ment arranged bv the Roosevelt com
mission which settled the big strike of
1902. expires.
The steamer Light, one of the last
boats to leave Dawson for Fairbanks,
was frozen in at Nenana, sixty miles
below C'hena. She had UK) passengers;
and GOO tons of freight.
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Temperature at 7 a. m.**;.*.. 35*
Temperature at 2 p. m. 32.
Barometer at 2 p. m.* .29.7
Snowing; brisk wind.
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