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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
BLAINE Is A FRAUD.

Soon after his returI from Crest
Britain, Mr.. Blaine, speaking as the Gun
crowned king" OF the Republican party,
said in pubic speech that trusts were
very largely private affairs with which
neither MIR. Cleveland nor any ether man
had aught to do.
a fsw Gays since g. Goshen, Indians,
this same Mr.. Blaine held up to public
criticism and condemnation less than 3
dozen Democrats who were interested IN
"trusts" But Mr.. Blaine did not men.
ton the scores of Rspu )licsns who are
interested in "trusts"
II trusts are prlvass ef.irs as eMr.
Blaine declares they are, what hiss he or
any other man TO do with :hs Official al.
fliations OF those who are interested in
trus
II trusts srs not private afiirs, as Mr..
Blaine declares than to be, why did he
mako suth declaration?
II trusts are D. private affairs, IS Mr..
Blaine says they ore, does he want Ropuo-
licsns only to prof: By such iniqul.ous
conspiracles? And why:
Mr.. Blsiue's sense Of moral RESPONSE
bility is not such ss TO entitle him to the
respect or confidence Of shy nsn.
Mr.. Blaine is freud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
New York World

TIE Republican managers hxve =: last
found real "tariH scare" Bu5 it Is they
wac are frightened a. the pros oect OF
losing votes, and not the w0rkinamen #ho
are scared at the piospS CT OF having their
tax s reduced.
The gfoWta OF the tariff reform senti
meat 10 tae west and n0rthwss. has
slsrmed the defepd ers OF the wsr taxes.
They are secretly csnvsssinS TO fad show
bad it is." The terf reduction senti-
ments talked for years by Senator's Allison,
17gslls. Var WICK, CorgreasuaD Nelson,
Id other r publcsns, have ref ctcd q
deep feeling among the farmers cf that
locality. The Cnicsgo declaration for
surplus spending, higher duties end free
whisky gave E shock to the enlightened
Republican sentiment Of the west.
The Senate bill is an attempt to STOP
me detection that is alarming tie lead =
ers SIS to Illinois, Minnesoss, Wiscon liz,
Mich gsn snd Iowa. There msY not be
time To win any OF these states on this
issue for this election, but they sTa .cer-
tain to wheel into the Democratic colutan
eventually.
The war tsrif is coming down. II not
reformed now it will be smashed here
sfter-f r we suppose The people have q
right in this county TO rsuoye evils tha.
resis. mitigation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
The In.aa,toua rrusrn.
San Francisco Argonaut.


Trusts are formed Go control thu Price
Of commodities thai are necessary to the
comfort Of the workingnsn. Farmers
lsooring under breiling suns are chal.
legged to throw up their hands from the
hsndles Of their pioWs to stsnd snd de-
liver stthe summons OF political Highway
men who have "combined" and 5,liad
together for their polistion-:Tusts in
sugar, oil, lumber, steel, iror, coal, mills,
tin, salt, chemicals, grSinbIgs and an
hundred other useful articles indispen-
sioIe to the comfort Of workingmen
These couspirscias sgsinst labor s:e pro-
tected by sn expressive var tariE a bug
densome t.rif, originating In g p.triot!c
crisis which Involved the natioatf
tste-s tax thst wss Truug ftSm
workinguen il time Of the n,lioa's yerW
is preserved sud msde 70 do party ~!
vice in this period Of Rapuoiica1 psrtE
danger. There Is not trust which emf
h.nces unnecessarily the cost OF clo.h!aG
provisions and labor implements thsssis
not crime. Every movement apd act is
9 felony, ald whsn James G Blaine and
his politicsrco conspir.tors ur dertske, BY
their sliep bosses In C.lifcTnis, 70 drive
old Republicans from the party ranks as
traitors because they will sot sid them to
uphold and maintain high protective
tariff for the purpose of robbing l.borers
and workinemeu, they are engaged In q
bsse and cowardiy conspiracy against
honest mec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

To FILL the vaults OF the Treasury with
an Idle surplus for which the government
has no legitimate usef and to thereby de-
priye the people of the currency needed
for their business and daily wants, snd to
create powerful snd dangerous stimu
lus 10 extravsgsnce and corrup-
ton in the expenditures Of the
government seems to me to be policy at
variance with every sound principle CT
government and Of political economy.
The necessity Ct reducing taxation to
prevent such an scc umulstion Of surplus
revenue and conse quent depletion Of the
circulating medium is 80 apparen: that
no party dares to deny it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
snrprls,ng Reg,ssra.ion Figures.


The results O; the frs. daY's Tegistrs,
ton in this city and Of the first two dsys
in Brooklyn are simply smszirg.
II this city the figures reach the enor-
mons total Of 6,G47. This is az excess
OF 81 $50 over the first days registration
last year. which WAC 6l,C92. But We
must 60 to 1884. the last Presidential
year, for fair comparison. In that year
the number Of voters registered On the
first day vas 74,773. The number regis
tered on the first day OF this year exceeds
that Of 1854 by 2l.274.
A similar striking increase
appears In Brooklyn. Tae tos.l
registration for the fist two days
was S2.597 lag: yesr and 9S,G42
in 1884. The total for the first two days
this yesr is 1lS.23S, which exceeds the
total CT lass year By more than 5000
and that OF 1884 by more than 10000
An increased registration is due to two
causag-srowth of population and in
creased interest in the eIec iol. Hence
the figures we have cited show either G
remarkable increase in the number of in
h.bitants in this city and Brooklyn Sin &c
1884 or sn exceptional popular interest in
the coming election. While both Of these
causes have contributed to the hetW
registration of this Yesr, we thirk the
chief cause is to be found in the growth
OF population. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

the existing social order, that civilization isef
ie q failure But certainly these exhibitions In
which marriage figures, rot as sacrament, bat
as sid show, tend to give point to the qae:-
ton; or at all events, tend to degrade the pop
ular conception of s. GiJine Institution. and to
do that is to pave the way for making ita
failure.
The homly C; the Tribune is not pre-
mature or uncalied for, snd every pl for
/ the seriousness Ct marriage is timely ard
is justified By the tendency to trest "A
lightly and to assume It's responsibilities
withou. due consideration. And it is 5
ssiient contemplation that of the TWO
parties to a msrrisgs the woman lie more
vitality interested aud affected than the
! nan. Il WAS poe. who ssii that glove,
OF mans Ifs, is thing apart, bu. 'hs
womeE's whole existence;" but he eIun1
| ciated practical truth that finds exen-
plication il marriage. In Gil her Eela-
tons. association and intercourse with
man, woman should rot for get that every,
thing which tends TO degrade her, as
maiden or wife, is at her especial coz
And II tbs! which tends 10 degrade msA
risge is peculiarly hurtiul u womsf3,
how much more so Is thst which tends to-
degrade woman hood. A degraded
womanhOod cannot result. In successful
marriage, for woman is the keystone OF
the arch OF marriage, and the less OF de.
feet in her the more pe1fsct the construc-
non.
TIE GAzsrrE is not az old togy, nor is
1t hypocfitlcsl. Bat wnan this paper
rssds OF "tha sale Of young girls" 5.
fastivsls Or fsifs il promotion CT any ob.
iec., no natter how deserving, 1t graves
for the i'm preston inst may be left on
the hearts and minds Of young men CT
w0m2n's true position and value. Free
dom IL America HIS done SIS much for
woman IS IL mas for man, aad /: csu be
MADE to do more IL properly directed
Bu. the 'issle" O! woutn to men even as
feature OF Charitable gathering
snacks OF tn degraded condition in
which wom2l Was oRce held by
man, and Is Eol calculated 10 edu-
cafe man. tie legislator, TO ouch
conceptions OF woman AMI her
true relation TO society sld ma as Will
qa.liiy hin to liis her ye. higher, sad
remove her ystfurther from that condi-
ton n which abe WAS the prizs of mans
strength or his money.
Tails practice Of "selling girls" cannot
elevate tbs shoagas of MAO, and i. may
degrade 1t. Tae7 sell women IN Con-
stnntinopie and other foreign cities, and
when the men and women Of this republic
recall the purposes of this Infamous
tr.ffic, they must admit thlt "selling
girls" has no origin or suggestion that
can elevate mans estimate of woman
The actual sale OF woman, whether in
Turkey or in the parlors where hearts are
sacrificed TO mammon, hiss but one sig.
nihcance-the degradation CT woman
hood; and the socisl feature Of "seiling
girls" is one to be discarded by every
selt-res pecting woman snd by every msn
whose chief glory should Zee to love and
honor womankind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
A WORD TO GIRLS.

On Sunday morning THE GAZETTE
printed an srticis from .hs New YORK.
Tribune entitled "Msrrisge as Side
snow" which commences itself to the
persual CT every self-respecting female In
The republic. The tribune took for It's
text the fact that two young people in On
eastern state hst, for monetary consid-
Grafton, consented to allcw their mar
rage to figure as one Of the side shows OF
. state fair. 1.-THE couple in question
entered upon the holy state Of mstrimony
standing In the csr Of an Inflated balloon,
IN the presence CT 35 600 sp, cts.oIs. Ad-
mission to the entire show so cents,
children half price. After the ceremony
dad been performed the twain that lad
oeen made one continued to furnish
Amusement. tor the 5000 By ascending
in the balloon, accompanied by the ur-
6ale T:onusut. All this happened OF an
AZ. moon. The balloon came down dur
ing the evening, but was dragged two
miles across swsmp before its progress
was stayed, ard BRIDE and groom, it is
stated, were compelled to cling to the
ropes above the basket to keep out OF
the water" Discussing the frequency
with which this clsss OF attractions" re-
sorted to Of lste for drawing crowds, TIE
Tribune recites the case Of the enter 9ris-
ing merchant who "1naugurated" his
grand opening sales By inducing two
eculs with but single thought, for the
sake OF little money snd some furniture
10 be married in one OF the CREST show
widows CT the building. Commenting
OF this tex. the Tribune said:
WHAT rext? Whsre shall the line be drawn
Possib y the day is coming when we shall hear
of mar iage tskir place SIS the feature Of s
circus, as the overture of roller skatins tour
nament. as the afterpiece Of a base ball gamel
as the intorlude of dog show. -
If Il is sort If thing wore simply an affront
to taste 1t Nigh. be pa:eed b. without com !
ment, But 1t is to be regarded ae blow at the
well being Of society. Whatever tends to i'm
pair the sanc!ity of marriage is an ofenee |
against good morals just now the question |
lis marriage q failure?" is beilg extensively |
discussed. The answer must DO an emphatic |
negative, unless we are prepared to ad Ais that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
What ME. Carnegie Thinks.

Mr.. G,rnegie's opinions, fresh from his
English friends, deserve TO be respsc CT
fully studied by the common workirgmer
In the United S.stes, whose pay he and
his fellow monopolisss cut down every
little while.
Mr. Carnegie sgrees With bis friend Mr..
Blaine that "coachins" in Europe ia s
most delightful amusement. That's 8
good point for American workiugnen.
They ought 20 take to this deliga.ial rec
res,iou, which Mr.. Blaine on his return
from E Islaud, said ne recommended to
everybody"
Mr. Carnegie adds that Fallsthis fuss
shout trusts is nonsense. f. never knew
shy capitslist to make money by trusts.
Ga the contrary, quite the reverse; and
in fact, il we msy believe Nj. Carnegie,
the outcry ag4inst trusts is mere ddGie
fsddle. Mr.. Bsire thinks trusts are
private mssters and ucbojY's business,
and his iriend, Mr.. Carnegie, says ditto
to Nj Blaine.
These two devotees OF English coach :
ilg sgrse else about tia tariff. Trusts
only ruin those VINO engage in them,
and the bign tsr6 makes goods cheaper
10 the workipgmen and impovesE
ishes the Highly protected manu-
facturers-that Is the doctrine.
Queer tbs. the manufacturing nonopo-
lists have just got their allies, the Rspuo-
licsns, 10 maxi the tariff stll higher, aad
thst the Republican leaders oppose any
interference with trusts. Qlser, too,
tia. under tie high tariff snd trust system
the bosses can 60 coaching in Engihnd,
whils they GU! down their peoples wages
OF home.
We advise 81 American workingmec to
listen respectfully ID Mr.. Csrnegle-5ut
to think and vote for themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

APPROVE the platform Ct the ST. Louis
convention, esd I cannot too strongly ex
press ny dissent from the heretical
teachings Of mopopolisis that the well
fare Of the people can be promoted by 8
system Cf exhorblsart tax stion far in ex-
cess { f the wants Of government. The
idea that s people csn be enriched by
hesvy end unnecessary taxation, that
mans condition csr be improved by tax.
ing him on all he wears, On sil bis vie
and children wear, On sll lis tools aud
implements OF Industry, is Au Obvious ab-
surdity i allen G. Thurnsn's letter o.
acceptance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Pass.nger Tram. Ceuide.

CANTON, Mass Oct. BY mis-
placed switch 3. the Central station this
forenoon train from Fall river wss gent
upon g track on which d train from
Middleboro wss Standing. Thrae cars of
the Middlenorc train wers badly
smashed and one cur WE driven into the
brick wall CT the Taunton locomotive
foundry kacckirg oct hole: about thir-
aee1 test s4aara and throwing brick and
Eitss a!boog the 1olknep. None were
lhurf, bu. the mods Uefe- ruined By the
Debris. The passengers on the Fall river
train were well saaken up, out no one
Nas hurt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

OF CARL SEIZURES letter, printed IN the
GAZETTE last Sunday morning, CORE
spondent thus writes:
ROANOKE, TEN, Oct. IA, 1883,
To the Gazette.
DEAR SIR: We hsvs carefully resd Carl
Schurz's letter in ID days GAZETTE and
emphatIcally pronounce It the abest and most
philosophical Democrat cocumentissued durir 6
the campaign.
We think he Democratic press OF this sta e,
snd the United States. should publish It go that
every voter might have chance to read Yours
respectfully. h. 5. BILE5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
A P0pulsr Edition.
New York Sua.

One Of the latess inventions in the cam
p.ign line is what Is apparently ia neat
little green cloth bound book with ERA
publican Platform" pEin ted In gilt lettera
on the outside. Opened, the book teyel
cps into cage, enclosing email whisky
fast. Fae device is 6 handy thing foC q
Democrat to have ready to spring on q
Republican In the heat OF en- argument
II the flask is properly flsd the Rspubli-
licsn Invariably acknowledges tee corn
and the discussion ends on the spot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
nnrIuE TO EHE PUBLIC,

ORA H.H. TOLAR and LIZ. J.. CALHOUN
Are sne General Agents of The GAZETTE. Thi.
ofce will be responsible tor all monies paic "
and settlements made by them.
The local agents Of THE GAZETTE are known
In their respective communities, and ere re
sponsible to the subscriber until ne gets MS pa
per, showing tie maturity on the label, which
thsy can examine and see that they have credit
according to the amount paid.
All parties are cautioned TO exam ne care
fully the letter of authority Of any person moi
known to them, who represents himself al
travelling agent OF Co solicitor for subscription
10 THE GAZETTE.
We cannot hold ourselves responsive for tht
acts of those who have no authority to repre-
Ient u.s. DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

TIE Demo crstlc party will cast over
5, GOO, eco votes in tn Uaited States next
month. The Non Partisan patty $50
Called has az existsucs in q few counties
of one state in the Union. The Demo
cratic party is contending for cheaper
blankets, plows, medicines and clothing.
The Non. Partisan party (so-calleo) de-
mand chespe. whisky ard tobacco. Let
G tax-ridden people decide between them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

FORT WORTH, Tex, and AtIsnta, c. ,
are the only cities south O; the Ono
river that are headquarters for railway
msil divisions. Atlanta is the great south
ern raIlrosd &c inter- esst of the Mississippi
river and Fors Worth is the great rail.
road center Ct the southwest. Trunk
lines will win.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

YOUR Uncle Isaac Parker is plain,
Practical, unpretentious msn, who knows
the people Of Tarrant county, understands
their feelings, appreciates their wants,
and will GO to Austin prepared TO look
after their interests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

THE Non -Psrtisans (so-calIed) declared
themselves in favor of the repeal OF the
internal revenue laws. The NoG-Par.isans
(so-cslled) profess to be the very dear
friends OF tho people, but they want to
cheaper whisky and tobacco rather than
blankets end plo US and sslt and lumber.
The Non. Psrtissns ESQ., cslled) are frauds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Consolidated sealed proposals to build new
court house IN the Town of RIsk, wi he re-
cetVed by the Com Lissioner's court of Cnero-
kee county, Texas, until the h dsy of Noyem -
ber. lsss- Bidders viii be req Ii-ed to ille with
their bios q bond IN the GUN OF $1,000. condiI
TONED for the faithful performance Of the woxff
and materials IN accorcance with theplfrs III d
specifications, and IN compii ancaswfth re.
quirements of he contrac sstE ptShd 10 have an
encouragement OF surseesi S'gnatures before
clerk OF c court, or sesasy public, and the Ger
tidcaie OF tho eEEShfhe County court where
the bond is nsgdeEfhst he suretiss are worth
Ihe amennt6f the bond IN t4eir own Iizht,
cIesxgfEfi homes cad laws, lier e, trust, DINER
ireAm bIance5 and to ba approve1 by the CJm-
shfssioLers court Of SAID Cherokee county
texae.
Payments will he made upon the work and
materia as the Dul ding progresses, upon esti-
mates for WORK and materials. given by the
architects. The commissioners reserving % per
cent upon each paymens until the completion
of the building The cOurt re erves the light to
reject any or al bids. Plans and sp CT icstlons
can be seen at the Office of Dooson & Dudley,
archltt cts, Waco. Texas, 0ntil The sofa day OF
O'tober, and ut the ONCE of the coun jldge in
RusE, Texas. after the Is sday of November,
lses. october the 18th, 1888.
NJ. j. WHITMAN,
County Judge, Cherokee County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

had anything to do. And then Mr.. Blaine
made another speech criticising certain
Democrats who we're members Of trusts,
but said never word OF Rapubli-
CANS who were also psofiog by Radical
legislation thst Mr.. Blaine aided to enact.
M. Blsine is fraud,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

1T Is with NO desire for vain Boosting,
and with no intention Of woundipg ten
der sensibilitias, that THE GAZETTE oncs
more rises to remark that the Democrats
are engaged IN popping the ginger to the
Non-Psrsisans (so.called) in Tsrrhnt
cnnnku
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Mr.. BLAINE encourages trusts and then
complains of Democrats who try to avail
themselves Of the benefits Of bis pets.
Mr.. Blaine fsvors trusts and wants only
Republicans 10 have the benefit Of them
80 they m1y be "fred" in 1892 to elect
him president. Mr.. Blaine Is q fraud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

JUDGE THURMAN may be getting old,
the Republicans say he is growing de.
crepit, but he draws the line between
the two opposing parties with the firm
precision of man OF middle age and
stalWart strength.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Four years SGD Mr.. Blaine withdrew Q
suit for libel which he had Instituted be
cause, as he Swore, ne could no. get ius.ics
in Indlsna. Now he is stumping that stste
and thousands Of plscsrds bearing his
declaration confront him wherever he
goes. AS the statement is 8 matter Of
record he cannot deny having made il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

THE Republicans denied there was sny
surplus. And then the Republican Sen
ste went to work and prepared tarif
bill that reduced tae surplus by about
$40. 100000. The 'Repu o!icap party is q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

AT THE the risk of throwing the es-
teemed Rock wall News into Mysteries,
THE GAZETTE once more reports that the
10 cent state tax is Democratic sreu-
ment that refuses to dowa, at the.bidding
oilthe opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

TUE Democrats have given Tsrrant
county an honest, clean administration OF
affairs, and the people Will not discard
the good they have and fly to evils that
they know not CT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Carnegie snd free Trade.
Chicago Herald

Mr., Carnegie Gays that free trade would
cut down wages. As M. Carnegie cuts
down wages himself, he ough! 10 regard
that fact OF free trade SIS strong point
il its favor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

THERE is s demand on the state
Democratic committee for instruc-
tons in printing the electoral ticket.
And there Is no time to lose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

NEW JERSEY has voted for every Dem
ocrstic president since 1850 save and ex-
cept Horace Greeley only. The promise
is, that New Jersey will surpsss It's rec
ord In 1883
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

COLONEL E. A. JONES Is said to be &
good man, an honest man. No doubt,
DO doubt; he means veil enough, but
doesn't know suy better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
AN ANARCHIsC GIVES UP.
a Chicago Anescnist surreuders His arm
and dmmuDifisn

CHICAGO, ILL, Oet. Is Fritz G.llap.
Sssy, an anarchist and Eemoer OF the
Lehrund Wehr VerelB, which WAS so con-
spicuous at the time Of the HsymaTket
riot, came into the Larribse street s.siion
late last night considerably under
the influence CT liquor. "Here" ne said,
IS he emptied the contents of & large
leather pouch upon 6 desk, "here, you
have taken my rife awsY from me, row
you may have everything else have"
The Sergeant ws5 eom3whas startled to
see II froat OF him bsyonst, two isfge
reyolSeys, e large supply Ct cartridges
lsat4 book Of icstyuc .iol sad tsc,.c5 Of
thskshr ana Wshr Versin. Gallspsky
;shen Rscs Hs vess4violsut II lis denun-
ciatloss abthsponce and WAS locked up
is<s ceIY waeFe he spent the remstnder Of
she ni6 G5sing the Msrsaillaise. a,
14gM.iss5s Go ossfss ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

"MILLs Is not setting the woods fire.
ayers contemporary. OF course he il
not; lumber is now too high and Mills is
trying to cheaper it, not make it desrer