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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-16
BUSINESS HELD UF.

Wheeling, ". Va, April 1G.-The business of the Amalgamated Associa- tion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers is held up pending the report of the committee on contested seats. It may be Friday before the committee Is able to report.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-16
TROUT IN CATsKILLs.

Kingston, N T., April 16.-The trout season in the Catskill mountains opened today. Many anglers from New York city and other parts of the state came here to take advantage of the first days fishing.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-16
Attorney Knox

has already started to give the con- temptible beef trust what is known as the razzle dazzle and we sincerely hope he sknocks' them out, but he won't t; they have too much money and the elong green" seems to be highly ap- preciated over where the laws of the land are made. Say, if the kidnap- pers, who steal children for living, would only kidnap a few members of the beef trust and drop them accident ally into very deep water with a heavy weight around their necks, we wonder what would happen the kid napper? We know their fate if Phe- Ian, the tea man. was the judge. Say, we have a sort of very strong idea that this very same beef trust has the butter market cornered: at least, it looks that way to us. Therefore. ii the people decide to eat more bread and butter and less meat they'll ind they are compelled to pay 10 cents per pound "rise' for butter. so it's six of one and half dozen of the other. We must eat something. and. no matter to what we switch off the monopolists have their eye open for our pockets; not to fill them; oh. no, but to empty them as slyly as possible. Well. .if the lawmakers would drop the two cents per pound duty on beef, etc, and the six cents per pound duty on but ter and the retailers sell only imported butter and beef, things might change. We don't believe in selling foreign goods~when we can get our own pro ducts reasonable, but we do believe in giving the beef trust a pair of black eyes. Boys, look at the baseball goods we have in our windows; then ome in and buy them at
 Phelan's T Store.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-16

A list to read with care. Every word is of interest The values arc the best offered. Compare before buy ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
COURT WANTS TO KNOW
By What Authority Felix Coleman
Sells Whisky

The disclosure made in the Ora phlc
MosiIaN evening that whisky wa, sold
IA Pine Bluff Sunday last resulted III
the arrest last evening Oi iteii@ Gle
man. the negro pOl:"r al the ring.
ton hotel. who pocured the WHISKY
for the Graphic Representatives tie
Was placed under arrest 3Y deputy
Sheriff Arthur Loving ON Il bench war.
rant issued by Circuit Judge 4 T.
Grace. charging him with selling Whis.
Ky without license His bond was
fixed at 5000 which was executed.
Charli" l-umplin, the colored saloon
man. being his security 1t is under
stood today that the affair will be OK,
amined by the grand jury within the
next few days Previous to his arrest
the Graphic reporter wi.o succeeded
in unearthing the Sunia. whisky
was summoned from the Ells theatcr
into the presence OF Circuit Judge \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
In Memory OF Late Judge Martin.

Previous 10 the Adjournment of cir
euit court Monday morning a meeting
OF the bar of Pine Bluff was held
i'll Inc circuit court chamber fof. the
purpose of s6ovina respect 70 their
iate eolloU-halrf2tar Judge Sluith e.
MH'ji' >isios \. I White va ei' It.
e8 nresi&anI q Use 2aoafiae and NJ.
q. l.. Bas was elected sGaF9tarz. A
eot.3a. i55ee 10 i.eeoara= resolutions Wa
aa:.'Gf az fallo~s " 7 Wool
Foster ana 4a5.io. 3af5e-
IT,. n.'t.-. VIII fo0era in court
3f0u t5aElbor :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
SHOT HIS MOTHFtS
BRUTAL CRIME OF SAM WAR
FIELD NEAR OSCEOLA.
Mother and Son Quarreled Over Triftc
When Latter Drew Revolver
and Shot.

OsceoIa Ark. Oct 2S-.Nt a negro
picnic on Capt Charles BoWen's place,
about three and Il half miles west OF
here, Sam Warfied shot and killed
his mother, Hattie Warfieid and IA
taily wounded Nora McNamrc. By
standef.
Mother and son qaarroled over = tr-
vial matter and Warticd drew his,
pistol and began shooting Aft.r tac
killing Wartield secured about 81
which his mother had in bet she
V ere around her waist, and escaped
Officers are now on the look O.i: for
i'l.n. 1t was reported that he waa
81 t.:: in a saloon some distance 5o,.th
af this place today. but up to tate
lou: today he had not been captured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
NIX. Tony GETS WARM
SAYS ONMERClAL-APPE LIT
TIS ROCK
CORRESPONDENT Deals in Pure Faxes as
- the Speakershis
ConteSt

All. Il. X. Toaey. one Df .ieffers on
countyS representatives in he next
general assembly and prominent fau-
didate for speaker. takes serious OBJ
jeetion to an article sent 10 III. Com
nerciai-Appeai by its Little. Roa., CO.
respondent recently.
Mr.. Toney vas shown y stataalp1, IL
tie Arkansas column Of "a; ,apnf
sent from Little Rock to the effcc.
that the election of J. L. Moore. cf
Helena. as speaker of the next house
was assured. and when asked If he
had any statement to make relative
to the same. said:
i do not see how the Little Rock
correspondent Of the Commercial. D.
peal can draw such conclusions To
my personal knowledge four fifths of
the members who have been in Little
| have heard from 80 per cent of the
members and very few of them are
pledged to Mr.. Moore. can not see
how the correspondent Of the Com
mercial-Appeal correspondent, clerk
such report unless it be on account
of the fact that in the last house a
committee OF which Moore was a
member gave Mr. Ginnochio. the Com
merciaEAppear correspondent clerk
ship for which he received s. per
day and for which he rendered no
service.
This fake report sent out from Lit
tie Rock will do Moore no good, for
there is no member so unwarv as to
be caught by it. My information is
that Messrs. Cate and Crisp and other
candidates. have good support. I have
over thirty pledged votes at present
and if there is any one who doubts
this statement let him call at my os
fee and ! can quickly show him that
all this stuff sent out from Little Rock
is a fake pure and simple
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28

d. Grace. 10 whom he gave an a aiidaVit
as to the correctness Of the material
facts published Monday The affidavit
fe.loWs
October -. lHo3
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
Jefferson Count
Ernest Reed ON oath SAYS thai on
Sunday. October Is III Pine BinT.
Ark, he paid one Fciix Coleman fifty
cents III money and received from him
one hall pint bottle OF whisky. and that
to the best of his knowledge aud be-
lief said Felix Coleman has no license
to sell liquor i'll Jefferson county. Ark.
ERNEST Il REED
Subscribed and sworn to before NC
this October y. 1902
A. Il. GRACE. Circuit JudLn.
On the strength of the aftidaait,
which VAS sworn 10. a warrant Vas
issued for Coleman 5 arrest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
JAMES x. JONES OCCUPIED CHAIR
Pesident at Democratic Meeting in
Madison Square,

'CSiGSIt ct OCibSSI aliS nCCNitiI III
Madison Square.
New York. Oct. 2S.-At a ise.i.t3et.'e
/, a'i',e meeting yesterday in Madison
Slif'. Garden Adlai F. Stercson.
ras!I p. Hill, Senator ]. X. Jones.
Congressman Griggs, of Georgia E:::c>'
g Cola, Democratic candidate for
Govo' n,': w r. Hearst and Congress.
u an Sulzer, of New York, wera am..'l@
:. SlH 'ers. Senator Joncs p c:i lud.
Mr. F'c. st. who was the ....,-i ~,tak-
of the .}Cnine. dewOted himself tH
~, trust Question: which. he sal. vas
tl,e goat issue of Tits cam. 1is'l. He
declared that the Republican party
a@ = 3o'..tal institution = a;,.lH SO
many obligations to the trusts that it
will never legislate against them. or
oven enforce against them the laws
which already exist.
Senator Jones. in . brief speech,
said that all differences On local mat
ters haA been laid aside by D2mocrts' (
who are now united in the 1eterr, ina
t5aH 10 alst the Republican party from
t'.n state and natiOna uOnt~oi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
NOT BEFORE SATURDAY
Will Successor to Late Judge Martin
Be Named

II IS generally understood that no
,pws ss tment to succeed the late couh-
~ Jufi.p Smith c. Martin will be .not.e
until Saturday of this week or Monday
OF next week.
The names OF several gentlemen
continue TO be mentioned as probable
candidates. for the Office. some OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
CAPTAIN HARBlN DEAD
RIVER MAN.
Was Secretary and Treasurer OF Ar.
kansas River Packet Com
pany at Time of Death.

Capt John y. Harbin one OF the
Oldest and best known river men OF
Men. phis dietl Sunday AFTERNOON in
Cincinnati, O.. at the residence OF his
sister, Mrs Julia Boxt. Capt Harbn
had Been in Cincinnati for several
months. He wont there 10 undergo
1reiu;aet:t Tor a com plieati0n OF iisea y
es
Capt. John \. Harbin had been for
Years one of the most conspicuous
figures in the Mississippi river trade.
He was born in Lexington, Ky. seven
ty-four years ago. and had resided in
Memphis since several years before
the civil war He came to Memphis
a. 'lerk on river packet and "
hard work succeeded in elevating him.
self to position OF a1fluence.
He was the secretary and treasurer
nf the Arkansas River Packet corr
pany. a concern which he did much
to place upon its present footing. and
in which he was greatly Interested.
The John ~ Harbin. the Arkansas
kjvcr Packet company's low water
Sc; for tho Pine Bluff and McHtphiS
fi2de was named for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28

whorl "!l@n questioned denied tAas
they were applicants.
One OF these was MI w. r. Young,
who sa,; II Ell prominently mentioned
in eaiaa.r.t.ea With the appointment
Fl tiisclx.'.5 any il. ention whatever
OF III, ing applicat ion for the Office,
an ai.:lountes tn he is not can
didatn
NJ! G. II. Triplett says he is not a
candidate now and will not be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
S.IM. TAYLOR
Goes to Little Rock to Ask Supreme
Couri l1r Bail for Parnels.

Mr.. and ,Irs, S. NJ. Taylor ana
daughter Miss Anna Belle TaH,c.
2fo in Little Peck today Mr Tay'or
aass been employed by the p oil
rolhers n El Doratjo, who fi9 a,ad
prominently III a duel With = -erai
officers of FL Dorado in which tH0 o}
The parnclls nd on" Of the offief".:,
-. l3ar4ail,.a "nndad as thci Y.,o7-
leF to defel.a them on the char Q!
',td,.s# or =.s.=iet= =tt4e$ were IL led
u. The h.l H-4edo counts grand Il! y.
Mr.. Taylor went t. Little Roaf for
fFt !Wrpr - #5a99a.2g before sAt
supreme court t@Ia - aeelrc bond
ter hts eli III !" f5oea4 eorpaz 3t3.
e~edjaes. r. + Dorado tri e.5s :,
sseurged onis ss5ss aad Wa ~.
= ST aea4atieaai afaH- = ils erd
s.bich -ozepiaaa ia saesa Al=st4
sas TIC oaseoa - he ease III
b watched 4.itE .a=s 5utaaa-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
Elizabeth Caav Stanton Dead.

New Eo9h October 2>.-Fii@aa i
Caiy SfaDioe H. ve..1.noaa ,y en2a
stfra IT. 6;@3sa3a. " ~7.a il
Me# N,ia-tv 5aMsa -ts.et IL ,a-oilz-
lid =Ht5 @tAoa 'ite#a4 'ss#f
ftafn. S. vas ,oasaioC east.ss -
e@i- ~. - ~. ..laH-
iG.. ns.a..n
'.",' y
.gl mn
aI42
2t3
.4 - - ie,@s eE.tJjs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
YOUNG AFTER MILES.
Viii Succeed! as lieatena:1&-Gea:r :ra
CO r',e Army.

Wa4l.iastoa. Get. 2s.-'I 10 nj
,iinh | an Hetraying any eontii 80
aen asy that MajGr.Genoral ;. y
3 Nouns will ne the Hoy iieU{ea4.. {
general ct the army. "aaja A!aior-t'eaer
i eorhin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28

Gerry company ny MI NJ B. O'CalIa-
CHAN, the long staple buyer. for four
balos OF cotton SOLD a few days ago
The cotton WAS grown by Mr. J. T.
Quattlebaum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
The Highest Price Paid for Cotton

The best p.ie5. pa fr cotton thla
year. excluding the first bale for which
a premium was awarded, is 10 "a
cents, the price paid the Southern Gro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
p 9. & w. Amendments Approved.

The state board of railway incorpor-
ators have approved the amendment
to the articles Of incorporation of the
Pine Bluff and Western railway COM
pany. for the extension Of its line of
railway from Sheridan Grant county
to Benton, Saline county a distance
of twentv-three miles, at q sost not
to exceed 100000. by which amount
its capital stock is increased from
$3.50. 900 The amendment is signed
by w W. Cargill, J. H. McMiiia':
Clarence Green. W. T. Radford and D,
A. Kendall directors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
3EIlND BEEF TRUST.
Rocke e ans Stilraan Will Finance



NeN Y.r'.. 3et :.S.-John .. Rock
afzt!ar r. ;asass Sffliman tho latter
Drs@iAa4 he National City Bank,
- GO 55oao90 0QA beef rust
a4eor ,iu4 T. H. story Wall street
teraas.. and Gnom raceni ihdi.
z79f sw4 iali@".d t. he aracticaflv
9.iizia,
.Glaaee o+ teea a1y eesaHataoa
.a=e.-s 5ata-..iz.',-. -,'fiI1 LnCa thc
ana +e
Hga n
go
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ss.z We
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
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Frisco Wants Coaches.
Fristco Takes Extension.

The announcement has been made
thai the Frisco system will assume
complete charge of the new extension.
the Blackwell, Enid and Southwestern,
ON November l. The line is 300 miles
long, running from Blackwell, Okla.
to Vernon, Tex, extending through the
entire central potion of Oklahoma.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28

AIR. Lester Arnett. who WAS re-
GENTLY appointed cashier at the Cotton
De!t depot Monday rendered his reslg,
nation He has received another flat
t.::ing fer which he will accep I'ot
successor being appointed at the
Cotton Belt. MI Arnett is very popn-
Ia, in all circles here and his many
friends hope that his new position Will
not take him away from Pine Blum.
+ +
case of more than passing inn
potance which was argued before the
sunreme court Monday at Little Rock.
is that of w. B. Worthen & Co.. ct al
VS. the Little Rock and Fort Smith rail-
road. The amount involved in the
case is 81 900 900. or 100000 principal,
with interest from 1870 to date. The
controversy is over railroad state ala
bonds that are held by eastern parties
and the suit is between the holders
cssfhe bonds and the railroad company.
the state itself not being involved III
the issue. The plaintiffs contend that
TIE DOuUS dl Z q li0ii upoiA NA-N
NV virtue of the Legislative act or 1900.
The case has been in litigation Tor
twenty years, and at one time went 10
the United States supreme court Al
ore time when the state was a party
10 the suit Justice Simon P. Hughes
was attorney general and was parry
RI, the proceedings. He is. therefore,
disqualified from sitting IN the case
now, and in his stead Judge N. w. Not'
ion. of Forrest City, has been appoint
cd as special Justice.
Iron Mountain inspection.
Division Superintendent J. A. SWl-
gart of the Iron Mountain railway
passed through the city today on
i,,1r of inspection down the road
j. j. 4.
Passenger Agents Meet.
St Louis. Mo. Oct. 2S.-Ihe 'rou
blesome question OF passes Is again
agitating the minds cl railroad pas
songer officials. The trunk line agree
ment entered into a year ago has
rot worked as satisfactorily as the
promoters of the plan expected. SeV-
cral OF the signatory roads have open
" violated the agreement. white Tue
western roads complain that II mas
been interpreted in favor OF the east,
ern lines and consequently HAS work
cd an Injustice to the western ilnes.
On the whole. however. the agfeSi. ont
seems to be regarded - a good lhla9
Ey the railroads. judging from opinions
expressed by the representatives
gathered here today to discuss the
future policy concerning passes. II is
Drobabla that o. ,bTious defects III
the agreement VII be relnedied ana
steps taken to strengthen / and IN
sure its enforcaaant throughout the
country.
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TreeaGh Teas Pacific
TIC FriSe2 s.stom has al ~2hse@
- operate i@o13ll trains IN ie.l55 n
connection witt the ST. tta So
Fraueisea (, a=Asoo ..yf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
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reolr;l1 Teas Pacific.

II ---''TIIF 7 N'.-@79 ~ -
TIC Frisco s4iom =has arranged
- operate iHo3a1 trains IN iela5 n
connection witt tHe 81. tta ~
E'ra4@isea & asoa s.'#
Gae4sa t"H
-
es fG4et = 2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
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Eaf no
tor
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
RAILWAY RUMBLINGS
Items of Both Local and General
Interest.

si,S34; surplus after paying charges
S4S3 increase si.SS2, there having
been a deficit last year. For two
months gross earnings s4.427. increase
S1,375: expenses and taxes S277G, de-
cease. Sl.3s1; net earnings .65l, in
crease s2.756; surplus after paying
charges S6S5. increase S2,75l.
1. !. +
Referees Appointed.
The referees for the Arkansas Val
ley and Western railroad have been ap-
pointed. The new road is projected
from Tulsa. I. T., to Enid. O. T., and
the referees to appraise the damage
along the right of way are D. C. Lew
is. OF Oklahoma City. C. C. Ayers, Geo.
Pcttigrew and Attorney Rampendahl.
The refrees will begin work on No.
Namber 90.
Frisco Wants Coaches.
The Frisco system is reported as
being in the market for some new
=; ssenger coaches. These are needed
for the several * nsions being open
ed up are taking III the extra coaches
on hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28
.2,.. -4,e--

T3as 3ll# ard Arkansas.
Cor the laortl 3asls1 t''o Zinc
Bluff and Aaka4 - gai.'-az Ter
gross earain@s e~.25T increase n
EXPENSES and taos 81 -. - !
Stlo ueL tar,lIpa, o.uu. iACi 0o.o I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-28

Iron Mountain inspection.
Division Superintendent J. a. Swl-
cart of the Iron Mountain railway
passed through the city today on a
taur of inspection down the road.
= 4 II
Arizona republican., 1902-02-13


 TALK TO SCHOOL CHILDREN Rev. Mir. HaIsey talked to the scholars yesterday on Abraham Lincoln.
 WEEKLY S0CIAL-The weekly social of the Phoenix Dancing academy will be held Friday night at Padgett hall.
 FuNG,s DAUGHTERS MEET.-The Kings Daughters of the Baptist church meet with Miss Mae Earle this evening.
 PLEADED GUILTY.-L. r. MorreH who was to have been tried today for using vulgar language, went befOrs Justice Gray yesterday and pleaded guilty to the charge. whereupon he was fined $14.
 HIS OCCASIONAL VISIT-Johu Luke. who made his home in New York city when a boy. returns occasionally to visit childhood scenes. He is now en route there for Q six weeks tour. His last visit was made twenty-siN years ago.
 AN INCORPORATED CHURCH. Articles of incorporation of the First Methodist church of Wickenburg were fled in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are Rev. C. w Tarr. H. N. Farnsworth. 4.
 
 CATTLE FOR CALIFORNIA.-Th special cattle train that was b hava been shipped yesterday over the Fl. ( p. was delayed and will be sent out today Four cars more were shipped on last nights train to stay the hunger of the California people till the train load arrives.
 THE FIRST ROUND TP.-The first .,F z ra take place. Outfits sCe setting ready to SCOUT the country at Whitlow's, this side of the Silver King, in advance or the spring round up. Most Of the cat tie in that region belong 10 Bark < CrisweH and J. J. Frazier.
 A NEW PAPER.-Nusber of vol urre 1of the Moreuci Standard has made it's appearance. It is an eight-paee. four-column weekly. published by the Consolidated Printing company. "f which George Ii. Kelly is the presi- dent It's motto is Devoted to every industrial interest of Graham county and the territory of Arizona GREGORY HOUSE SOLD-Tho property known as the Gregory lodging 1 house. on Washington street. between | Second and Third. was sold yesterday 5 ! by Miss AI F. Ferguson to Mrs. Jennie | ' | The purchaser came here from Illinois about d month ago. The property vii still be maintained as a lodging house GUN CLUB SCORES.-The follow 1 ing scores. were made in practice bS the members of the Phoenix Gun clui yesterday afternoon at the traps. eacl event being at ten targets: Aitken, $ lo 10. 9, 9: DeMund, s. S. :. :. Wallace g. s. s. 9, 6; Bark. :. 6. S. 4. i, 1: Gunter 9. 9. s, s. 10. 8; Morrel. :, 8, 9, 6. g. 8 l Pinney. 9. Q. 8, i; Galpin. 6; Morgan 9. s. ,. ,. 6. 3.
 A HUNTING TRIP-W. \. Price lcf
 last night for Yuma. where he ez poets to meet q number or friends iron i California and the east. whose guest h
 will be during hunting trip previousl.
 arranged. Ehey will go down the colo
 rado to the gulf. and as far into Mex
 ico as it may suit their pleasure. re
 turning only when they get tired Q
 life on the desert.
 THE PRICE OF A BICYCLE
 Cha rles White, the yo~--s =-:=a vFh
 confessed last Tuesday that he ha
 stolen 9 bicycle. was yesterday sen
 tenoed by Justice Burnett to thirt
 days in the county jaii. A stranger b
 the name of ii. Hayman was give
 seven days for drunkenness. The cas U-.se rt-.l cd fll
Arizona republican., 1902-02-13
Temperature

Maximum temperature, 79; minimum temperature. A. Average relative humidity, il per cent. Total precipita tion, 0. Character of the day-Clear.
 WM.G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-13
News ef Y
 the Town zee
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for tOday-Tair. Data for 2I hours ending s P. m. yes ierllV-
Arizona republican., 1902-02-13
A DEAD EDITOR.

Chicago. Feb. 12.-Lewis Amsdel Proctor, for eighteen years editor of thc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
In the Engine Room.

ments has this to say: The efficacy of
The Evening Star as an advertising medium
can be summed up in very few words-it
has always entirely covered the field and
has always brought sure returns. Not
granting credit, the Palais Royal must rely
mainly on prices ard quality-the former
must be lower or the latter must be better
than prevailing These facts must be con-
stantly demonstrated in deeds and words
and extensive ard convincing advertising
is rendered positively essential. and much
more important than to the merchants
whose patrons are tied to them with ''ac-
counts The Palais Royal advertisements
in The Evening Star have been extensive
and continuous for nearly twenty five years,
not because it is a low-priCed medium, but
because results have been uniformly good
and certain. Conditions make this an
evening newspaper town. and, since every
body seems to read The Star, it is difficult
to overestmate the value OF such an ad-
vertsing medium.
The enduring strength Of The Star is the
outcome of strict honesty on the part of the
proprietors The advertiser is told the ex-
act circulation and he knows he is told the
exact truth. The Star is read with conf
denCe. because II IS known that only the
best interests of Washington are at heart,
and that neither fear nor favor will inf1u-
enCe the management And do not the ad-
Vertisements reflect the same honesty of
purpose? We do know that objectionable
advertisements never escape the keen eyes
of the management and are always prompt
~ rejected. The Stars corner stone Is
oil ric