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Arizona republican., 1903-08-18
THINE EYES.

F'rom the German of Beine) Thou hast diamonds and pearls of rare beauty, Thou hast all that the heart can ad- mire; Thine eyes shine far brighter than jewels
 What more can my darling desire? On thine eyes, bright as stars of the evening.
 Have I written and tuned to my Tyre Whole volumes of rapturous sonnets- What more can my darling desire? With thine eyes of unquenchable splen- dor
 Hast thou kindled my heart into fire, And forced me to kneel as thy suitor- What more can my darling desire?
 John r. Ballantyre.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-18
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- corder Is furnished by the Arizona Alp stract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1903-08-18
TWO ANCIENT INSTANCES.

NebucnadneZZar was eating grass.
 "Yes," he remarked. "I suppose you might say this is one of the turf events of the season.
 Confident of getting into all the sporting extras, he bore up well under the ordeal.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-18

Caesar had refused the crown for the third time.
 But think" they urged; :''it carries with 1t the privilege of entertaining American War ships"
 Herewith he was fain to reconsider his determination.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-18

q wonder why bees make honey?" queried the inquisitive boarder. II sup pose'' replied the cheerful idiot. they make It to cell. l."-Chicas News.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-18
WE WANT YOUR DUDS

for our suds, and then you will know that our methods and results are the best.
 LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS have that hobby look that re- suits only from PERFECT IRONING, while the finish on cur shirts, collars and cuffs is the best that MODERN MACHINERY can turn out. A trial will convince you.
 A phone call will bring our wagon
 Yours for good work and prompt de- livery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
LlInbering

we iss,ssst forests src located up n
the mountalaH west q the Celutnhia
river Washinftan = noted for its
larse trees. These forests are nn ths
tapa ana sides - the Cascades.
There efs ~. pias. cedar sprars.
hsmip~k ard aax. The maple trxes
eruu resr rivers ~ streams ard s1rne=
times ga thu mauntains.
Lumesr5psn sead 4 enmranY q men
cat ata flrnfsh them with tpeis snt
sss., -. ~ 1880 sa2 ~ ~ = tss - =.
ms nrrt FniElS thef 40 u - hatft
themselves = rakia IN which g. NV
rheif haaHes are built - logs ThsiH
bssis ar~ tauhs husts asainst the aasp
rhsy have ksuches q cit 81. vhly
have tee hfnuAsfa. ons 20 Ne % and
ens - Ee1sr themselves ~ith. ThelF
plates saf cups are TN Thsif feod
u h~aua haroa. earH~d vegetables 2nt
eaHnsd fruit TNer hsss cenes ard Sea
They have very god bread Thsif
butter l. little etrunH BOT theY AFa
- very hnazrs shss sAsf resia fFafst
wafS that sheY - net mind H.
fa Some caraps thrr have utsls
by shass tuslss rrArs uit q sstp ne
ceak lie - called tna neekae. Every
maruiaE he astA up atsoat n'sloek md
Starts tha ere. TIE saea awsksns tHs
cs.t.k-
whzn snY cs- esuass % Sc ths iafs
bsrr,sn and thssr haa,rs they Kies bisM
~ best they have. and snow hin AL
over shslr harn~~ Ter treat enc a.
other VrrT kindly whsr they are Sc A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
REST FOR RAzORS;
BOON FOR BARRIERS
They VIII 90 no More Work on Sundays and Be-
whiSkered Mankind Must Go UoShdven and
UnShorn on That Day

within The past few montha few
smaller shops have been folleWinK
ueadYH example hnd kespinE open
an day Sunday, but they were un-
iou shops ard nav that Heady has
recognised the union viii undouhts
eddy fall Ia line foF one daY OF rsst
each week.
Now the BARRIERS are planning a
campaign Tor more money. June u
A new scale Of prices tur tonnoftal
~eTk viii - into effect. aeeofiina 10
" hich the a. cent hair cut VIII 50
down and out aud a uniform price
81 IS cents will be established IN All
first class shopa
Al the same time the neck shave
which now gorn FREE with every
shave N desired. WITH come into the
list OF extras that esat and VIII be
charged for At the rate 81 10 cents
Per. This viii make shaving cost
Is CENTS IN all first-clnsz afops.
The proposed uvw scale has been
IN effect IN at least one raehiona bic
shop Tor several months. hat has
rot been general
the new scale y II believed, will
forge the tosccnt shaving pariors az
into the ib-ccnt class
Many % the l0-eeut shops now
employ unson men but the low price
i dlstastsful 10 the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Sunday shNves are thins OF the
past Ia Seattle. The busy man who
HOW depends upen his barber aud
who Is IA the habit OF spending hla
Sabbath mornings IN tho chair
ssu rot be next unless be HES
hinselg Ia the sign IT the striped
pole Saturday night OF acts hia IONS
disu-ed raEor into commission be
fore the next Sabbath daN.
ffor the BARRIERS mean business
The sunday CLOSING Law Witch they
engineered through the state iegtns
iatura last winter went into effect
Wednesday night and the suaNe
spoken knights Of the scissors aud
iathrr brush. in Seattle az least. In
tend to see that Il - enforced % the
letter
No attesnpt wii be made o. attack
the constitutionality % the Law. q IL
said Charles n Hsady. the boss
barber who for many years has oon-
eistentiy fought the tcufneNmsa
BARRIERS Union and whe opposed the
Sunday law with might aud main, a
week sgo came into the unien fold
and "a now in line Tor sunday cioe=
ING
His shop was Tor years the only
one "a seattle that displayed the
piacs,ra We Never Close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Nest years they heHia 20 work n
February OF March aud wurk ali SUM
met They work ten hours a day
A man goes around and MARKS The
largest and nlosst trees rhan HamH
men eorar and make a platform about
oiaht of ton foot FROM The Hfuund
rhr REASON thrs DO thia r. because
this part l. not sa,ia fef iahihrf TIVE
men chen half WsF through The tree
on tae aide they want Il g. fall Then
they saw on the other side until II
meets. " the tfse does not fail the
men drive IN wedges until Il falls %
the ground
After the tree Il eat men come aud
cat II into ienaihs thay also ehap the
branches un rhsn they are drawn 90
aame rsyvr or stream hy engines and
cables
cahlea arr fastened % tho lona and
they are pulled a. a nat car, then they
~ GA their wag g. the mill and there
they are made into lumber
xhe fnllurs are mnn that cut the
treas down. The huekers are men that
rut tho tryea into lonNiha The swamp
rfa arc men that clear the under
brush away - they Vea take the iaHs
away Ths repairefs aro mon that
shoe the harnea when u r. needed and
repair engines ana chains The en-
ainoara are men that rua the snslhsa
The road builders ATE men thrt build
the ukidzroads The greaacfs hfe the
men that KfvaHr the Hkid5fuHaa TIE
raft builders are men that build rafts
when they want the loss 60 50 2 Iona
way 10 a distant ctty over Lake o.
VIRGINIA DANIELS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

There are hundreds u acres q
land On the Columbia fvsr basin
that are not used for farming. They
sre used for cattle ana she~p.
Dn these arr iafse hills covered
with bunch Eraza The sheep and
$780, ~, .S:s.ss ss..s. - 49, -. "a
issF- a4v EasEut tvRf tHpuHNud
sheep m she average herd T. y
hard Il cattle there are from ono
fanaFed 10 EfEe hundreA
In braadtns sheep they cut notch
IN one % their ears. - that they
may tel their eva sheep. Hut IN
branding cattle. shsy take an isou
ana 10 4 heat until Il u ubits. ans
then about thrss men throW one Of
shs cattle while ons man takes tbe
hot iron whtch has ths owner r
initial on. This he presses against
Ste ssiu and orr as soon al po@sihis.
The sheep hunt thr.T can fcst.
witch - called forAEfng Tnay fer
sxe bunch grass. Nhlch grows 81
bunchss on the kiils-
Ia the spring the sheep are saken
% a river OF q pond. ard washed.
j<r soon a. tho wool l. dry Il Il cut
~ machinery. Tls@ machinery -
like q large pair Of scissors. that
work By steam ~ electricity.
sous % the sh~sp arr sent back
10 the range while ofhers are killed
for mutton
The ship that are killed are
sklnned and their sktnn are sent 70
che iannsry. At the tanHery they
are washed and pat into baiiifa 4
water. which tpnserz the halT and 4
sinks 10 the bottom. The skins ars
thea tanned and packed up IN nosss
10 - sent away.
The cattle are fed on alfalfa - az
IN make mere rnlik and a SO 70 maze
n rich.
The cattle that are kept for dairy
ing have grain MIXED With alfalfa
They are kept IN fields. - that tasy
can be ruiiked svery night.
The farfners have iarEa cans IN
which they put the milk and send Il
20 the creamery. where Il t. made
into batter.
The ones that are not kept for
6airytns are killed for beef
ELSIE RANDOLPH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
NEW ASSISTANT
Sc GRE TARY or
THE TREASURY

uuFrALo. tune a. -=Chaa italian
Keep. of nVdala whuaN appoint
rnSnl a. assistant serfettrf 0f the
treasury has iuai tsen announce
Vas born ia Iackpert. y =, q
years aEa, ite WAS Efsaaated from
Harvard law school ~ ISIS
Since graduation b. hHs lived tn
nunato. Re has been enE1gea in the
practice % law. Dor several ysafr
he WAS secretary 81 the lake Car.
tirrs' aaaagiatibu At this port aat
ar three years hs ssaa secretary -
the nuraia M~fe hantA' exchange
AmenE financial men be i wea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Parents ana ipstrons OF az the
schools ia the city have displayed
marked interest IN the series ~
papers on the Columbia river bs.ssn.
v hish have appeared from tire 10
ttfs.< W the star Several exceostns.
Is good papers have hsca handel Is.
all written BY children of uf u
years old, and IN. three following
are examples of their work. The
first ore on Shs'ep aud cattlt. y
y Dav scfpsol. the seeoaa. on sFrult
Industry. II By Eslanshe Ranning.
thiri grade. Morse scheol. and the
THIRD. ea laundering. - - Fir-
sinia Daniels. third grade. iAneoin
sehaol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Every kind Of frssit /. raised ln tha
Columbia rfvH basin except tie Top-
ieaI fruits.
wallA wsIia. wsnatehss. Yakima
ard the wfisssstfs valley are the
best regions fer raising fruit Thu
Arrest frs1it IL raised N che wsratehes
enf Yakima valleys.
Tho size az farms IL from two 20
!. two hundred acres If man has =
berry farm hs can not car. fer more
fhaa two OF three aerua. n he has an
Orchard b. can care for ave acres.
A man on a farm has a great many
duttss. Hs has 10 prime ard spray
|<ths trees later he plews. thsn comes
/4hs Irrigation.
sss=a farms have 10 be iFriEatsf
rniy enc. a season. While other farms
nees u sssrS s=e - ssTs= Nerka
Iometfmes she water sTap0Fsfss
nuichiy and does not reach the neid
Fhfeh Is 70 b irrigated. Sometimes
khs ground Il lire a sieve. Il sinks
1sso the ground before II gets 10 the
xsi6 wbich II u be irrigated
TIE busiest time for the farmers f.
ehsn the fruit Il ripe. he has 30 see
&hsf 70 Il plossd. packed and shipped
The ntra vbsrrfea are ripe about the
3sst 81 Mag or the first of June. They
&rs shipped east IN refrigeration ears
mttnrhsf 60 passenger trains.
Lprteots and ehsrriea are ripe about
be isst Of Juns. Peaches. pruass.
pigmE and grapes are ripe next
A sr.at many are hired 10 help.
Women. boys. Indians aad Chinese are
ssrsd,
" ere paid By the bon. 4 boz
- pounds Or one hushsL A
9aak@F can pack much more In
an On upskiiisd packer.
raos yield "a many as twenty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
INTERESTING MXGC ABOUT
MAMRN RIVER BASIN
Papers by Lille Third Grade School Girls Tell About
the Sheep and Cattle, the Fruit and Lumber
Industries of This District

tuu banhsln ThsY at frum ~ 10 s. .
= ha.lsal SEINE men kaop riirir apples
al WATER 81 EpFink and SGT ffum Go
e stQi = hueAri fur them,
pu@ FsAiaoa NhY the fruit m Waah-
iaxtun hrtpss - hiEh Prise - -
cause there are rs fruit worms
Must ~ the faxmerH haye their Qsn
dfters and arN th.tF rvn pranee Me.1
q the fruit Is shirfird frush. On aes
cauut % the drf silmalS the fyais ~i4i
keep ezthout beInx dried - Canned
BLANCHE RAINING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

All Hrhahsfs q the Fsatsrnsi urdsf
Of Eagles are requested O. attana tits
funeral - tfuthefa EmH ulssa - ss'
aglis AeFie No. ! aad y " Nc lis
- Nelson Aefit Ne z. at EaslsR bah
Second aVshu~ ard sFN1 stfvet. -
ssdaf. June "a - a. o'rioes p "a
~ sfdSr II fnVfNu WARD.
Worthy President
Attnsts Frank Dove. Wefthf ss.ss-
tAry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

known and a. enc ~ the dirrcinfhhf
the Marine National Bank ~ nut
faln.
Mr. Keep married a daughter ~
Geo. L. Williams, a wvaleiY resident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

fAfE hntt1 49,
a., = 'a'y - y :, :,
OF y NJ e-r n . iss.nty ~k.ss yss nv.
sea1 ssisesnsinss ssd ths sssnr.ses
81 msties snansy - yesr fns..fnsat
~ . s ~ ss *. s ss s. :. *; - s ss.
s,nss Lass wsshinstes Hsnefsss u
f.raisl.s az. n.eyins n snd haiitins
s..s.' IsTs. s.-sih A.ss, plenty =
81 foF as. 81 .aa sieo al o. eo~s ana
- snesfh hos4rs tpts slss Ls1aIiss
% hish ana sssitky sshius. bastnx
sshe~i. sssrTs... stas.. sslssseas..
ssssslssa etc. Er-ffens uhe Tvs. 81
nsisi.r h-.es 70 hsrry Tss. ears 60
ssfssr. sss NJ weed ssant. AZ ssss
:.s... no $50 moss
FOR SALE ~ acres. Owner needs
mercy and wants offer.
Two seres ttssna
Lots from sc up, on monthly pay
msnis. all close 20 car line and
ovsriaosfnx Gresn lak~.
Two cottases In North Seattle. 81. ace
and a number OF other bargains In
North Seattle property.
Tel InL IlQT1
n. A. ANDERSON.
AN KaTRAoRpfNARF BARoAfN.
tzsal=Ten acres - chotee land. ali Inn
proved snf IN crepe s-renm house
bars chfckeB houses ard park. 80
bearing fruit tr-.~. i-s In straw
esrriss ready 70 pieks nns we'll. also
large horse. ] COW. tive hsffers. g
hsnas new top bosEy. new txa stump
paii@r. set af double barriers ard ali
the farming tools with tho piars
VIII giN. part time. This property
~ In ff. neixhborhood on good read
EASY drive 10 the eitT and most GER
tAiniy q snap
ADAMS q NIcHoLa
fif weshinxton Bufidlnr.
enly ~ minstss rida "a old psnton ar
Ens "a NeshiuEtca street terms 8
down. ~ sncusks~. Genre today. Lsnss
WE can l>rst. rpu On the best hssa..s.sd
ard. - w. -, W. We sav. 'sp "
cas-y. sos Fasifis hiess. Seattle
ron skLE-Nlce Groom cottage.
modern. en- 9th ave. near Aadi-
son. tsoe Address Owner. star.
rIvK-Roos cesssss ca ID ave. no. at
ssrfidce sasy tsrms.
rArfoR-oooK co. sts Arcsss.
F,rsnoiat
W. iosn 70 ..srisa p>epis sn their personal
ncte. wfthgvt s~curity Dealings strict,
y ssshssn''ss ,ss,,,yy sI ss's os =,
rsosn e cuicnisl blaek northeast corner
escosa ans Columbia.
4 rs=sssssss;s F;sss l. hersS- uapnsy en- die-
uannes fsgairy watches Americas watch
Js-elTy Co. So first. epp RAiaiaf.
Ssranai private e'aessi strictly seansfsntisi
MONEY 20 loan frosn I 20 10 YEAR on
BUSINESS and residsnfs prQpsrfT sdfabe.
81 tnf b2ildtnx needed lcN rate % IN
ter.e psrnhfs rsonfhly II desired q A.
Virtue ncaien blk. both phones.
MoHKr ADVANCED skLARIKp PHo.
pf.E retail merchants. teaHastsPs. Board
lns houses without security. LARGEST
basinsss In 20 prinripsl elites. lehman.
si0 ErieF hlock- sfg Second avsnua.
a RKIIADI.R place 20 esrres money On
dtameuda uatchea, teNatfA, Tow f&tefeft
y n. West. tes rae ssrs~t
cotI-ATERAL RANK tBsrta Reed,
nQnsl loaned en any sood -eeiistsrsA
Y ---,--=-------------------
70 LoAr-rytvss. -aeasy at iev rass q
ss,' Rsoss 1 ssa .
Help Wsntsd--Msle
NAN with references for CONNER
eiai Traveller to call on merchants
and agents. experience not re-
. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
NOTICE

Oar charges are for material only
.1he only college using an absolutely
|tagnisas proneRa--sscret and exclu-
.Mivs with un.
FREE--psirless Extracting, Palm
Nee, Filling. Painless Operating.
This 10 not a college for students
nsne ara employed or admitted. Our
staff IL composed % dentists Of long
experiences who came hers 10 perfect
themselves In our latest scisntino
methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
C. classified Ads


Classified Ads
Asssfee Sales
ArtTfoS aais u elegant hoasshaid
farniture will fAke place on Mon
day. the 18th. 81 .. IN. ss private
residence. u ssven rooms. IT 60
Belmont avenue take broadway
earl. y. q. Htekersan A 50. have
been favored wiih Instructions to
self By auction the following
nfass ulok1ais beds. springs. nhife
onffon aud hair mattresses. birds
eye maple bureaus. oofnades and
chiffenisfs elegant Ne4thernd aak
dintns Get, consisting Of sxteasiou
tshis. dining chairs. leather up-
hgistsFed buffet sina eahfrst. silk
tsleur p=srtieFep ensi 80 pair.
Arabian net curtains. writing
desh. Biseiow Administer carpets.
roohsrs. elegant upright piano.
heater. steel range. fine bedding.
sttardown spreads. etc the above
WITH be OF view Saturday between
> and 2. m. " q. Tsicksrton a
Co. Auctiunsers.
hslp Mantsa--F.msI.
fofSo sirt u heip around house ana
look after chila rs Spring
Fer Rsnt--F srrlshss sesruS
6HAHb fleIfic ffffEfs fffis Esss.s ave-
sasi Acs.s ss-iy tsrrishsas ali saea.sa.
pfie@s szeGsrafs
Per observation-disclosures
Hxfr fr fsf HKnr N ~
aNs s.aoat s.ss. ia.s r~asssse freua a
Eastern tsakfagt firna. We have b1ushi
n. .st1rs s,ees sssapFtsins Ae~.shess
Fsft ". have esasht u cheap We
~ii s.u u chssp. fics eat -sss 80
s, w.. ,.s C. sds.s,o 49, a. a.. .r~H
ass.assi a4l@ Ara.ricsn wasuh.@-heit sil.s
Ameftean -stre, wsftantsf 10 reels ~ u,
i...is s ~. - l., ssS' ssss,,r,ss.aS
roR SALE e,gss. s.ns... ssrp.s., is.is-
-.rsrsss. ssi ssslur.s &c hsif sries
soi.ess Ftss street
WE have a few doxen shaved axs
handles witch we are selling for
2ec each. uifford a Dow. Ill Sen.
scs street.
FoI.piro BBps
Hsntsi 4ad uprisht. tahlss 70 erdsr. sea.
sEsl r.Fsirtns- Fsst"fr siss Pie. Joha
tesi
ron SALE Fresh young COW and
isynar-old Jersey heifer. Frank
oshlsr. s2is sznd street. Pasadena
place.
soei.ty Netiees
IAN ths snsH. 40 Mes IN yonf hsIns with
M .srs.ns nanksll n. C.rpfntsf. sts
A.iisos. Phanss Asin ii7o. y 1881.
Fer Rent
F6R RESf.
Good s-roont place. with city water,
toilet. yard. etc. cars pass tho
door. ssas Jackson. rent nf 20.
s.rnom housa. will be fixed up TO
suit tenant, corner Twelfth and
Main: rent tie.se.
k-room cottage. bath. etc, garden
and bssrtnE fruit trees nlae ep4S
plsos. All Twenty fret avenue,
near Jefferson. rent s7o
T-room fiat. just completed. With
strictly modern eonvspiencea tint
ed wallis. etc. sia Fifteenth av-
enus. near Madisons rent tss5e
g. X. STuHTENANT. Agent.
$40 Boston Block.
Sewing Msehlns
uillings. saufus msskI1s nspalFins ieit ist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

CaAs. "A. kEEi'
Of thla city. Their home IL AZ No.
aSs summer street Mf. and Mr..
Keep and their tNo children VIII
take up their residence Ia Washing
ton shortly.
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SUMNER term VI Chrlstensen'
Dancing class viii begin the hrst
week iu June. once At hall. phons
Red u
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Lost

small ta6 Doe. answers 70 nsns
OF Tiny. reward fDf Information or
tf returned ~ ifH Seventh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

forS0 sirf e help around house ana
look after chtid rs Spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

NAN with references for CONNER
eiai Traveller TO call on merchants
and agents experiences not re-
aulred. salary go per week. with
expenses advanced, NATIONAL,
SIS Dearborn St, Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

VfSif @Ye 0lde Curiosity shop, foot
Madison street. Indian relies, sea
shells. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Fer Rent srrishse Reernx
oH1H6 fleTfic if6ftf. -ffR Fss..s ave-
aasi hesss ss-iy fareishsa. al aaassa.
pffoxs szaEsraKs
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A1baME ! 5. saITH. 3 fii6cE'
leg.
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fHK kH0fonhAf.n dAfIEhY 81 III
Tlrat aVsuus has changed hands. aHd =
faf thlH aasH mnEiuH flee full cabinet
photos ~ 81. 10 d9Esn. alaa aains
eopstas and snisfsinH ~ iosssi pfiegEs
Onan HuudaFs 3 " Du0Bsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

EdkR Dr.n1iis seAsol Hsiysks Bises-
Private lsasaflN dMiig sYg4ins cissses.
drnnzsffc art fsHcfna And dxheths. ffank
G. Easns dramatic dsaarfniFnf Praf y.
T. f.aaia tsay f1haias HzAntFFt tlflis Mar
tinsttl, tk4chsr - dSnainK Fnesaa. son-
set. nlus -
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-12-10
The way to Suppress BoodIing.
The Pittston Gazette"

ne NiuLelte'
The Philadelphia "Press" hits the nail
squarely on the head in its editorial com
mept on Congressman Palmer's recent
declaration against the buying OF politi-
cal nominations, when it says: eff the
citizens of the county who feel as Mr..
Palmer does and who have equal cour-
age in declaring themselves, will take this
matter up and organize to put stop to it
by every means known to the law, the
barter and sale of votes in conventions
and elections will be made so dangerous
that none will dare attempt. The work
should not stop with opposition to those
who purchase nominations, A few con-
victions and proper punishment will go
farther and last longer" True, every
word of it. Mere talk on boOdling is
idle, except insofar as it stirs up honest
minded citizens to determined legal action
against the men who buy and sell votes.
Boodling will continue until few of the
boodlers are landed behind bars. Then
the business is recognized as dangerous
and will become unpopular.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-12-10
Sterling Run.

Will we soon hear the wedding bells?
The dance last Saturday night was
largely attended.
Mrs. Tom Dollen is visiting her daugh-
ter, Grace Smith.
The skating har been pretty fair for
this kind of weather.
Miss Mason has been i'll the past week,
but is slowly improving.
Mr.. Frank Hoag was in town over
Sunday with his family.
Perry Mason visited his sister Cora a
couple of days this week.
A number of Emporium boys were
seen on our streets Sunday.
Gregory Frank, of Rockyhill, Mass,
is visiting his parents in town.
James p. Furlong, formerly of Pitts
burg, is in town visiting his mother.
Miss Mary Wykof, of Cameron visited
friends in town several Gays last week.
Lora OKeefe and Joseph Hurr re-
turned from Philadelphia On Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Brooks grandmother, Mrs.
Shafer of Emporiums is spending a few
days in town.
Mr.. Ambrose Marsh and family have
moved to Slate Run. We all regret to
loose such good citizens.
A few of our young folks attended a
birthday surprise party in honor of
Gregg Frank on Monday evening.