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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
Christiana Items

Christiana Castle, No. 20, knights
| OF the Golden Eagle celebrated the
18th. anniversary of organization, at
Institute Hall last Monday night, by
having an open session and supper.
Under the head. good of the order.
addresses were made by Messrs. Poole,
Morrison, Smith and Rev. +. T.. Me-
kinscy, ard Mrs. Walter Cupit sang
solos. Miss Edith Minker presided at
at the organ. An elegant supper was
served to which about l2I persons
sat down. A delightful time was
had and the company didn't separate
until thewcc small hours.
On Thnrsdaycycning, the Both inst.
Il pretty wedding was solcmnizcd at
the old Naudain farm near tuwr,
when Miss BERTHE McClary became the
wife Of Mr.. Walter Burgess OF
New York city. Rev. +. T.. Nc
kinsey, pastor of the Chrlsliana NJ.
E. Church. was the officiating minis
ter Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess. Quite large company was
present and the presents were both
numerous and useful.
Doctor Ben amin Peters, our ply
Stefan, was so unfortunate as to lose
a valuable horse from unknown causes
a few daysago.
Mr. Samuel Butler has recently pur-
chased the old Whlteman property.
Mr.. Butler proposes putting thehouse
in first class order.
Rev. +. Il. Mckinsey assisted at
the funeral OF Mrs. Mary Stroup. at
Prices Corner, last Friday. Mrs.
Slroup was the widow Of Eugene
Stroup. once prominent New Castle
Castle County farmer. and had quite
large circle Of relatives and ae-
guaintanccs in this town.
Miss Singles of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Walter Cupit.
An enjoyable play party was given
at the home of Mr. Oliver Applehy
Tuesday evening last. About - per-
SONS were present.
Mr.. Murray, one of our butchers,
will discontinue the buSincsSand move
from Stanton to the Old Courtney
farm, above Newark.
The Social Workers of Salem Church
met at the homeof Mrs. George Muir
ray last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary McClintocls has gone to
S. G., for the remainder
of the winter and spring months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

Pcnnsgrove, N. j.. Jan. 30. This
entire town Of 1900 inhabitants is
getting religion" and already rs
per cent Of the townsfolk, not ale
ready members Of the various church
organizations, have been CONVEX ted.
Tho excitement began On New
Years eve at "a service held by the
Rev. William G. Meyer in St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
movement spread rapidly and services
are now held nightly III all the
churches, The streets are deserted
after 7 30 p. m. until near midnight,
when the meetings are dismissed.
Up-to.date $50 conversions have
been recorded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

midwinter gales have been raging here
for the past three days. There have
been billiards. in some sections Of the
island. This is the first really severe
period of storm this season, the win
ter up to the present time having prov.
I'd unusually mild. The present storms
have levcled the telegraph lines and
blocked the roads in certain portions
Of the colony and have delayed steam
crs and generally intcrfered with
traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
Or eat Reductions
All Along the Line,

- dozen Mems Extra Heavy Elceron-
lined Underwear go ON sale at 3ir.
Mem, CoInrpi Lutudrrcl shirts, were
zoe and zoe. no" 30c.
All the 81 @" Shirts at haIfrrirc soc.
Mems NcckWrar ut half price. wcr"
&c. now ljr, or > for G'w.
Mem, CuNurel Border lIankrrrhicIs,
wrr" i3r. nuW 81, or , for 2Ut.
Boys Skating Caps closing at Ice,
--------------
Ladies Mutl's and Children, SeIs at
greatly reduced prices TO close out
balance Of FurS.
Ladies' Flannel Waists, were 81. now
$50.
Ladies tlanrci skirts. closing at Zoe.
l,Vto yards Alaska flanm"iS, Sc
values, sale price. Sc.
TUW"ling, closing oHl at &c.
All i'!atii>yttat greatly reduced prices
during February sale.
Ladies 'ascinaturs lcdutcl to lJc.
IhiIdirll5 Winter Cap, in culurS. were
GOr.. NOW 81,
Infants Winter Caps in white. your
choice. lie.
Fancy silk carriers in boxes, w"r" l',c
and lSc, closing atlOc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
Preaching Policeman Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-WiIIiam Hen
~ Crampt'Il, widely known as the
"Prcachinx Policeman" is dead in
Philadelphia. Champion left the police
department to become IN EVANGELIST
About a year ago a cancer appeared
upon his tongue. and in April. 1900, his
tongue was removed. Before the oper
ntlon CHAMPION repeated all Of his ser
mons into IL monograph with the idea
or continuing his work after losing the
power of speech.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

BERLIN. Jan. 3l.--Three diagrams
mounted on cardboard. drawn by En-
peror William and showing the naval
strength OF the United States. Russia
ana Japan. have been hung ina lobby
Of the rcichstag. These diagrams
simply show the vessels of these roun-
tries belonging to different classes now
built. building or projected. The fact
that III" diagrams were drawn by the
rhlperurs own hand attracted atten-
lion to them and served. as the emperor
intended. to stir up interest in foreign
naval development.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
A QUIET SESSION.
Tillnlan EntertRins the senate ON
Revolutionary Matters.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. - Yrster-
days session of the senate was entire
~ void OF the tlmlfltuo,ls scenes which
chara cteriXed the sessions OF the IA vt
three days. After the Philippine tariff
measure was taken up ut : O'Clock Mr..
Tilman delivered Il speech devoted al
most entirely to Il discussion of the
part his state took in the war for the
independence Of the colonies. Inridrn-
tally h" referred occasionally to the
pending bill. drawing lnG-:.'. rs he
said. for the benefit of the majority
that they might De applied to the Phil
ippnes. Prior to taking up the Philip
pine bill the senate passed Il number of
unobjected bills on the calendar.
The house passed the bill for the ere
alton Of II permanent census bureau.
The friends of the civil service law
who were opposed to making the en-
ployces of the bureau eligible for trans
fer or retention were Overw helmingly
defeated. by the terms of the hill the
permanent organization will succeed
the present temporary organization
July |. 1902, aud all employees on the
rolls upon the date of the passage Of
the act will become eligible for trans
fer to other departments or retention
in the permanent erga IMITATION. The
bill also provides for Il manufacturing
census in 1905 and for the collection Of
certain special statistics annually. Ear
~ in the session bill was passed for
the protection of the lives of miners in
the territories.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
Independent window Glass Workers

ClNtlNNATI. Jan. 3l.--Forty repre-
tive Window Glass company, repre-
senting more than 800 pots. met here
yesterday. The factories represented
are the principal independent plants in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia. Ohio, Indiana and Iii
nos. Tie principal business of the
meeting was for the reorganization Of
the company, which was originated
last May. A committee was appointed
to secure a charter under the laws of
New Jersey for the organization Of a
strong company similar to that former
ly operated by the American Glass
COMPANY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

LONDON. Jan. 3l.-Thc war Offices
casualty list, just issued, shows that in
u hitherto unreported engagement ut
Abra hams krnal near kotfyfontein,
Orang" River Colony, Jan. %, Colonel
j.. H. nu Moulin of the Sussex reCi.
Ment and eight men were killed and
seven men We're wounded,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany's new power house along the
Brandywine will be put ia operation
the middle Of next month. Several
days ago fires were built under the
boilers to give them test and it re.
shifted very salts tactorily, The mas
chimes will have to be run for a week
or so before they ara in proper order
to supply the current necessary to
"un the road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

THERE must have been some tau
living done about the way the Fill
plnos have been butchered by our
troops. This statement lis refuted
by IT, Burlingame johnson, former
u. S. Consul at Amorv, China, VINO
has returned home. He says that
recently published stories of dis
tresslug and hopeless conditions IN
the Philippines are gross exagger-
ations. ~ have made numerous
trips through the Islands, having
visited tt en- every year since the
American possession, and studied
the matter fc' the purpose of max
ing reports, and believe | am rea-
sonably familiar with with the sit
uaton as it exists. There are no
insurgents north OF Manila. The
natives have never been so peaceful
and the country never has been so
quiet as to-day. An American can
50 anywhere there through the
country, alone and unarmed.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

y LAW suit or a little thing like
$4,000 fine does not appear 10
ruifle J Edward Addlcks. SO he
gets to be United States Senator
from Delaware ayitatcs hun con
sideraby more than anythln. else
at this writing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

krRAL mail delivery in Delaware.
Will be established before June l,,,
at which rural subscribers can get
,hcr daily papers on the day upon
which they are Published.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

BERLIN. jan. 3l.-The British war
office has ordered 10000 horses to be
bought in Prussia for use in South AT.
RIGA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

THE Democrats are carefully Law
ing their plans to capture the
next Legislature If they do
will they make any radical
reform We we'll remember wheo
this paper, then edited by Solomon
Hersey attacked the disreputa ole
methods employed by the Demo
cratic officials all over the State
and in this city in particular aud
called upon the people TO rise and
rebel II caused only ripple.
We heard nothing then of the com
mlttee of fifty. There was no At
lorney-icneral to press the suits
against rascalIy officials aud their
dishonest methods He fought open
and above board and the REpuBLl-
CAN was the only paper that al that
time lifted up its voice IN earnest
protest against the damnaDle
methods which were used to de-
prive Republican voters. white as
we'll as c0!orcd. from casting their
ballot on election day, Times have
changed since then but other means
just as dishonest and disreputable
Will be re>orte! to 10 win victory
at the leXt election III Delaware.
Scores o. men, Republican voters,
have become Disguised with the
methods and means which some
men who want to be leaders 10 the
party have attempted 10 dictate its
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

Icri'nn"ry closing cut at about half
price some at less than half
Toilet Soaps. ~. ;S"oi> at Sc.
lur. goods al &c.
Hair Brushes closing at Toe. be, lSc,
and BE.
Shaving Brushes reduced to 4c, &c, and
Sc.
CIotIc, Brushes and Nhisks, preat
yalIct 1t Toe.
Backing ',rushrS closing at l3c.:
irllIhcrS at lc.
Mason 5 and Biyby'S Standard Shoe
Dressings for ladies use. reduced to
Sc, It., Sc and Ne bottle.
WHIT trmure's STANDARD Shoe Dress.
Inc for mems use. BE. bottle.
Mason 5 Slp" Backing fer mon S use,
3. and 4r bottle.
Mason 5 StOT" Polish. 4c box.
l;iXhES and French Backing, &c. and
30, box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

Tho manager OF the Home Of Morcifvl
Hest wishes TO inform tho public thai 7isl
tor, will DO admitted ON Wednesdays,
Sn urday's aud Sundays between tho
hours OF and o clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
Mems Long Swagger Overcoats, in
Oxford Grays and Back kersevs, all

Youth S Long Swaggcrand Madam
Length Overcoats, heavy weight. III
Oxford Grays aud B.ae kerseys, Is to
10 wears nil sizes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

II. II, Moore is still In ths but or OFT
and cheese business ut FL King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

Children $ Heavy weight Overcoats
long and short leEg tbs and Russian
Blouse Coats in Oxford Grays, Blue
herseys and light colors, 4 to years.
all SIZES
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
CROSBY:
& HILL
Immense Reduction
Sale at Half Price
or Less,

We have too many goods on
hand. We must reduce stock
and in order to do SO at once
we have slaughtered prices
giving the shrewd economical
cash buyer great opportunity
to save money. We have
about 200 remnants of black
and colorcd Dress Goods which
you can buy at half the regu-
lar remnant price, saving 80
cents on the dollar. We have
few rich Silk and more
novelty Dress Patterns, $13.9S
goods for S6; $12 goods for IS;
SlO.?S goods for $50, and
also a few lengths Of rich
black silk and wool Dress
Fabrics, were $3.50, S3.25 and
S2.9S a yard all at ~ Il yard
now.
A in. All Wool Diagonal
ChcviotS were j9c, now 39c;
only a small lot Of them. A
lot ofAll-wool Plaids from soc.
to 25c a yard.
Black Novelty Dress Goods
40 inches wide at ljc a yard,
about halfprice.
Another lot at 25c. from
soc.
$50 Silk Remnanta, odd
and ends including nearly
everything in the silk line at
half price.
Two Toned Tahrta Silks
were 73c now 29c a yard.
Fancy Silks were S1.OO and
7jc now 39c.
a lot of Austrian Irridis-
cent Silks, Zoe a yard, origin
ally 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

Bargain Counters, Centre Aisle, 20
Market ST rect and Main AislcS. aOG
and POS Market street New Good,
placed on sale daily during February
Sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
10 wears. all sizes

Boys Long SNagger and Medium
Length Oter"oats, heavy We .ht. in
oxford nrays. bIJc kerseys md light
co'ors, y 10 II years, All .XeS-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31


The next CHEF Of police undoubt-
~ should come from the ranks.
That IS il the idea is 10 be carried
out whereby the police force was
pulon Ton partisan basis. There
are several exec lent men IN the
ranks who have made capable and
efficient officers They know the
needs OF the department, the men,
and everything that an efficient 20.
lice ottlcer should know. We think
the Police Commission Will make a
big mistake by picking out and ap-
pointing any new man at the de-
mand OF certain men. The public
are interested in who shall be the
next chiel. They have expressed
themselves rs saying let h m come
iromNhe ranks. make promotions
accordingly and thereby appoint
new officer in the ranks This
suggestion we give to the Police
Comm rsloncrs Tor what it is worth,
IHE attention OF our readers ia
called to the announcement in an
other column of this ISSUE Of X. H.
Scott, No. 81 Martct street lie
has lnaugurated sale of remnants
which contain bargains and should
be taken advantage Of. lie 10
young, 1--we and up-,o date mer.
chant and does not b-icye ia FOL.
lowing in the ruts Of the merchants
OF our city. He offers value and in
TACT more value for the money than
ever before glven,our clt!Hens. Read
MS announcemeu carefully
WE do not thinH there s any need
ior alarm over a few cases OF small
pox IN our city. 1t is as well that
Cue precau!lon should be taken, as
an ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound OF cure. Oct vACcinatcu.
SEVERAL sic,.hs were seen on
our streets on I'nArsDIav, while the
small b"y was mad. hlppy by
chance 10 get Olt HIS sled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
DOTS.

John Hophins, u butcher in eighth
Street Market has found q valuable do
post Of feidspar on his farm near Thvmp
son,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Brown entcr
tH!ned number OF friends at i cuchre
party at their home No 800 Wcit Fourth
rb6I.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
eros BY
& HILL
800, 6O7 and 500 Market Street

ENR nALE-JUST PURCHASED EEOM
y New Jersey Pottery comnnnv, which
wa SOLD out by the sheriff. the following -
plain and decorated gla, and CHINA ware
which we VIII >"ti AT i the regular price all
slArs Il plate, pitchers, meat p alters tea
oval Takers. oat meal dishes bread trays,
cake plates, berry snEcers, iuticr dins, COW
cred dishes, jardiHiur's. ~ piece toilc, sets,
ewert and basins slop bowls. udI chambers,
male and female urlnHls bed rams, lamps
globes. aad b"rners; II grand opportunity for
hotel and restaurant: keepers. McNlahon
Bros OK King street. DelM. phole 1876 y
Il A 49, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
A Great Cut in Coats.

S6 Ladies' Coats fer $50.
III Ladies Coats for $j.
$3.50 Ladies' Suits for So.
81 Childrcn's Coats for zoe.
$50 Childrcn's Coats for
S1.WO.
1918 ChiIdren's Coats for
Si.2J.
$4.JO Infants Coats for
$50.
$jj Ladies' Silk Waists for
$3.50.
80 Ladies' Night Robes
:;;r.
24:r Ladies' Chcmiscs for
zoe.
BE (hiIdren's silk Caps
for Toe.
22'm ChiIdrcn's Skating Caps
for J,.
S. Appleton a Muslin for
''r Il yard.
&6 in I1iderlown, regular 81
grad" for 31!c a yard.
II .OD ('OrSptS for soc
\ Illlc lot Of lirst-Yatc Cor
sets to be closed ont at zoe.
$l.OO Kid Gloves for soc a
pair.
SOC Facinators for 25c.
S1.oO odd lots Of Underwear
.1Vc.
soc odd lots Of Underwear
De.
soc Mems Necktics for 25c.
During the month of Feb
r'Iary You will have a chance
to get splendid bargains as we
musl reduce out regular stock
III order to make room for our
large stock Of new spring goods
which will be arriving almost
every day now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
.VerCOatS

Mems Medium Length Heavy
weight Overcoats, in Oxford Grays
and Black kersevs, all sizes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-31
Winter Clothing
At HaIf-Price.

We intend to close
out regardless Of cost
all our new stock OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-18
A 100000 CLUB.
II Property Managed Will be- Of Untold
Benefit 10 Superior.

A movement in the right direction
was soarted at the meeting of the
Trades and Labor Assembly last night.
motion was unanimously carried
providing tor the appointment of a
committee OF five to cooperate with
the business men of Superior in the
organization of q Hundred Thousand
Club. 1t being provided that in the
event or the failure of the business
men to cooperate with the committee
In the organization of such club. the
Trades and Labor Assembly shall take
1t upon themselves to organize and do
all i'll their power to bring about the
desired result.
1t is the desire of the Trades and
Labor Assembly that the business men
of the city cooperate with them in
bringing to Superior line of indus.
tries which shall increase the popula-
ton of the Second city to 100000.
The action of the assembly at their
meeting is certainly commendatory
and concerted effort along this line can
only result in great benefit to Superior.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to bring the matter before the
business men of the city: H. G. Sti-
vers, Chas. A. Dolan, T. D. Heritage
}. J. Macoskey and P. ]. McKeague
By unanimous consent President Nc
Glnnis was added to the committee.
The members of the T. and L. are
earnest i'll the movement started last
night, and will not lay down In the
event that they cannot get the CO.
operation of the business men of the
city, but will go forward and organize
with the determination of bringing
about the successful issue of the move
ment. Leader.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-18
RIAL ESTATE RECORD.
From Daily Real Estate Record
Sup Cons Laird Go ct al to A
WARRANTY DEED.

Sup Cons Land co ct al to A \
u rud sup W 3 s of NV blk Il
W 10Th st sup. ... 500 90
Tepoorleum ct al d Co top Dom
eire ID Co 1t 222 E LIST ST Supply 90
Lake Neb Land Go to G w Swan
son 1t II blk II l. Nebag $50. so 90
F Birmingham to T J Briming-
ham all ID Co ells SO Sc 10 As Is 80 Gu
Whitewater Mutual Loan & Build
ing Assn to W Il Webb 1t Hip
blk Sup lst div ..............l0 90
n g Cerveny ct TX to T Syring all
ID Co 1t II blk Butldr PIX add is 90
S D Davanagu to Ella Cavanagh
ct al 1t 1-2 blk l Ont l. Co add 500 90
Sup Home Building & Loan ASS to
+ Boots ID Co 1t blk 241 Sup
18th div ...... COO 90
, w T Langley ct ux to F Wildner
1t % "a blk 2l1 Sch div Sup. 49,. 5000
T Gordon ct TX to d T Jennings
1t Il Is blk t. SO Sup central d 100 90
Anna Z Youngquist ct mar Sup to
Edith Nj Taylor 1t blk 1856 Sup
OH aiN '-'......' '..,.... 215O
} Parks to b G Cooke Sup e12 sw
he B. II H.. ....... 100 90
NJ A Owens ct ux to F B Southern
sc Sc 30 ALA he he sla Sc 81 47-13 !
First Presb Church Sup to | Hell
stein Its 26 rs blk Sc Sup Fad
dtV'...'. 80. go. 1850
L Davis ct TX to G H Hiilyer DCo
Its 10 II II blk MeI Park add
Z w McGiilis ct Tx to w Simpson
3 of So Sc y 47-15.. 500 OC
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-18
NELSON DEWEY
high SCHOOL ITEMS

The Nelson Dewey gymnasium,
which is used by both grade and high
,chool pupils, is still embry onic AS far
Is development is concerned, and
consequently, no i'll will felt if any
enthusiastic East Enders should mani
fest desire to help buy some
apparatus.
The Nelson Dewey High School Bias
ket BalrTeam played the Duluth Y.
NJ. G. A. Team in Duluth last Tuesday
evening. The game was won by the
Duluthians-score 81 to2 The figures
however do not tell the story. The
Nelson Dewey boys looked like pig
mics when they lined up against the
brawny well-trained men Of Duluth
but in spite of the discrepancy in size
they played a remarkably strong
game against these large odds and
frequently won al plause from the
spectators.
The following program will he given
in the assembly room next Monday
afternoon.
Music. ........... May Schuster.
Paper. .......... Clarence Robb.
Debate-Resolved that, the pay
ment by the U. s. of $4,000 to the
Brigands who captured Miss Stone
would be just and wise act
Affirmative Negative.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-18

The election for the city of Superb or
will be held on Tuesday April LIST, at
viii CHI time there is to be elected a
MAJOR, Comptroller, City Treasurer,
ten members of the city council. and
one Supervisor from each of the ten
wards. The question of available
candidates is already being agitated
The election this spring is a very inn
portant one, and the selection of candi-
dates should be carefully looked after,
for the future prosperity of the city,
for the next few years depends much
upon its official management Bust
ness men and the better class of citi-
zens should attend the primaries, ard
see that only competent and honest
men are placed in nomination. Do
not stay away from the primaries and
then make the fight at the polls. for
thNlS 10 +" aiNAS y ob IiitNt llIS mistake,
but insist that all nominees for all
offices are men who are capable of
ma naging their private business sue
cessfully for if man is a failure iii his
private business, how can he success
fully conduct the affairs of a great
city like Superior.
A ticket composed of No. / business
men would be a God send to the city
al this time. 1t is an erroneous idea
that by choosing competent man for
Mayor anybody will do for most of
the minor offices, while the fact is
every man on the ticket should be
qualified to fill the office of Mayor.
Look carefully at your primaries