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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
BOARD Of REGENTS
OF hit UNIVERSITY
HOLD MEETING AND ELECTED 4
NEW FAcULTY-ScHooL or
MUSIC TO BE DISCONTINUED.

tFrOm Tuesdays Daily Citi2enJ
Yesterday afternoon tho board 0i
regents OF the New Mexico university
held a meeting and transacted large
amount Of business. Some needed re-.
pairs 10 the buildings were ordered 70
be- done during vacation, and the re
port OF the president was submitted.
read and ordered placed on file by
order OF the board. the School Of Mu-
sic was discontinued. The following
were elected members of the faculty
Tor the years 1905 and 1906
william @ Tight, president and pro.
lessor 1f geology
Charles y. tiodgln. dean and pro.
fessOr of education.
John Weinglri, director OF Hadley
Chronological laboratory and profess
sor 90 chemistry and biology
Josephine 3, Parsons, principal "
commercial department
E'hel A. Hickey professor Eng
lIsh
Rupert =. Asplund. professor Of
latin and Greek
Aurelio NJ Esplnosa, professor Of
Romanic languages.
Della j. Sisler. Librarian and instruc-
tor IN history, vice julia ID, Brown,
who resigned and will marry In Aus
uH OF the present year.
Martin H. Angel, professor OF
physics and mathematics. vice Walter
10 Rowe. resigned. Mr.. Angel was
connected with the university about
wo years ago, but since that time he
has taken post graduate course In
he University OF Wisconsin.
John IT, Crum, instructor In elocu
iion and oratory
LILLIAN Gertrude Huggott, student
assistant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Fort Loayenwouh. Kan, May g.
Under direct orders from President
Roosevelt, the United states army IN
20 make careful investigation into the
Japanese camp hospital system, aud
VIII adopt the best Ideas nos used
by the little brown men. Lieut.. COL
John Van r. Hon. medical command.
ant OF this post, has been chosen for
the task. lie will join Oyama's army
IN Manchuria and remain with it an.
IN he has secured al the Information
he requires on his return. he will be-
put IN charge OF n reorganization OF
tho medical corps Of the army. For
this purpose he has been made second
IN command OF the surgeon general
Of the United safes army.
The Spanish American war demons.
trated that the medical corps of the
United States army was badly organ.
Iced and inefficient. An authority ON
military matters writes
IL a man d shot In battle. Il ~ all
right. that's what he's there Tor. hut
II be- dies IN camp. lt'a a crime"
Just how guilty the medical depart
menl Of the United States S'my was.
may be guessed when II II known that
ten times more men died Of disease
In the United states army than were
killed IN hattie IN Cuba
On the other hand. there Is little or
no disease In the Japanese camps.
The mortality ~ no higher In Man.
churia than Il h NJ home IN Japan.
The percentage OF fatalities from
wounds In battle ls 20 low that the
world ~ astounded. The Japanene
camp sanitation n tho marvel Of Euro.
pean military mon.
An this became known 10 President
Roosevelt. who lived In tho fever
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Chicago. Nay shes b. an Ostsn-
sible and real cause of the disast.
rous strike conditions here.
Apparently they are the result ~
the refusal OF Montgomery Ward A
Co % tD employ nlnetoon striking
garment workers.
In fact they have come about
"a. uush an gaOrt OF tho Cmployura %
"brnaN' the toam8tora' union, the
strongest labor organization la the
city.
Dlsinterested citizens are urging a
settlement
Tho tcamstors are willing 20 arbi.
trste.
Tho employers refuse 10 listen 10
peace tnik Taey have long prepared
for whu they Intended should be- =
war ui e4terminattul.
The employees believe THAI the pres.
cnt issue IL favorable 90 their side.
the teamatorb having 40 grievances as
10 wages or hours. and being engaged
Ia a purely sympathetic strike.
- tho employers are pressing the
hght pressing u with money unlim'
tied. the talent OF their best lawyers,
their influence la court, ana win the
authorluts. 10 must be- 90 nnish,
thoy say. a finish favorable to them.
while willing 70 conclude peace, the
tCamstegs ate Tot shrinking from the
CONFLICT Thoy have full confidence ln
their ability. with 10000 members. 20
take care Of themselves. They look
upon ID AS a hght by organized capital
on uuIonism. and they believe the un'
tom men oi Chicago. over 100000 la
number. wlE see 90 10 THAI unionism is
NOT whipped
Meantime the unonending public is
auieriug great Inconvenience. he
yond los the certainty OF war prices
f1r t01d and tho possibility OF famine.
Historically the present labor trOu'
bile 10 matter az six months, u
dates back 70 last November, when
the National Wholesale TailOIs' asso.
citation decided 10 establish the open
shop. TIE ASSOCIATION HEPUDl
ATED A WAGE CONTRACT THEN
IN FORCE between its members AMI
tho United Garment Workers union.
The employers refused % arhitratc.
u was virtually a lockout rivo thons.
and garment workers were affected.
The strike, while officially In eject.
has la fact been lost by the union.
A short time ago the teamstors
voted 70 assist the garment workers
by sympathetic 81 Ike. II was de-
cided % begin the attack on MOntgom.
cry Ward A. co. a mail order house
having "A large number OF teams. A
strike va declared The firm ~ 70
member OF the Wholesale TailOrs' a..
sOciation and had employed nineteen
mombers OF the garment workers
union.
q soon became apparent to the gar.
ment workers that they we've not go.
iug 20 ho materially benefited 10y the
Hght on Ward a Co, and they eX-
pressed a Willingness 90 call ~ on.
Tho toamaters offered 90 return 90
work There held up 10y same
hrm 70 vas told them that some Of
che teamateTs who. IL was charged,
had been guilty Of VIGILANCE, would
nor be- re.omployed AZ all. and that the
othora would bc taken back as rapidly
as possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Salt Lake CtS. May s.--Dou & Mus
ser. the young Mormon whO objected
% y resident Jos. D. Smith. Apostles
Francis 81 Lyman. 81. r. Cogley and
John W Taylor on tho grounds Of al
legged poiyeamuus practices. and 90
Reed smOot, because be- cannot con
sclentl0uslp hli goth the ONCE OF
senator of the United States aud an
apostle la the Norman church.. and
followed this action up next dag hy
fllne e petition in tho district court
for an injunction restraining President
smith from using any of the tirhing
fund for commercial enterprises and
toibiddlng the church 90 hold any com.
merclal property, 10 native Of salt
Lake. Utah.
llo o. an elder in the church and
a member VI tho Quorum Of Seventy.
IN 1892 he was called by bis church
on a mission 20 Germany and Hubso-
qucnily vent 20 Turkey and Pales.
tine 10 charge OF the missionary work
Of the Mormon church there. After
bis return 10 the unitod States he
p9ined Battery y, Utah light artillery.
and fought as o volunteer IN the Philip.
pines. lie was given his discharge
from ne army Ia 1899. when he
started Freedom IN Manila. the hrst
newspaper 10 be printed 10 English on
the Islands. lie returned 10 Utah
about eighteen months ago.
He Ia the eOn OF A. Milton MuGger,
assistant historian Of the Mormon
church. by coincidence Judge Chas.
3. Zane. who spears a. his attorney.
was the Judge who ON May ., lss5,
sentenced tbs father 20 pay q me OF
afpo sud % 10 Imprisoned IN the
Flhssenalary On . charge Of polygamyl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
raw. HARRISON DELIVERED
BACcALAUREATE ADDRESS.

Yesterday IN the Elks thoater Rev.
a. q. Harrison, rector OF So Johns
Episcopal church. delivered the bac.
calaureaie address to large and M.
toutlyo audience This wss the for
mai beginning OF the commencement "a.
orclgel OF tho University OF New
Mexico. which cioses fOl the summer
vacation this week
The morning services ~ the various
churches of the city were suspended
in order that the various cougrera
lions might attend the EXERCISES a.
The thrafer An exceptionally fnC
program was rendered which was ns
follows.
P.leats March from Athalio ....
Piano and Organ
Invocation ... Rev . NJ sollle
Chorus. Send Out Thy Light Field
scripture Reading t,... Rumana XII
President w. q Tight
8OlO--A SONG 81 Praise. q. Gaublicr
Mrs v. y Cutler
iaccalauroatc Address. Follow
NO .t.s....-.ts,tt,, John i'ts
Chorus Gloria From i2th Mass
-+..ttt.t.t ++t.tt,.t,... .i0kart
honedicllon.
Poailude ..................n ullmRnt
Organisl Mrs. r, T.. Krehs
Plnaist-Mrs. Hlmoo
Chorus
Sopranos Mrs Cutler. Miss Ne
Carroll. Miss Chestnut Mrs Cole.
Altos Mrs Washhurn. Mira Miller.
Mrs earns. Mrs Jones
Tenor Mr Rice. Mr. hhhat. Mr.
ioccy.
haaEos M Washhurn. Mr. Worth.
Mr Ballard, Mr. Maynard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
ORATORlCAL CONTEST
OF THE UNIVERSITY
TONIGHT AT ELks OPERA HOUSE
THE FIRST EVENT or ThE
COMMENCEMENT.

The FIRST event Of commencement
week OF the University Of New Mexico,
the oratorical contest. Will occur 20
night at Sl5 In Elks' opera house.
The admission ls free. Reserved seats
can be had without charge by apply
lng al Matsons or at the box office to
night.
The program is as follows
Orchestra ....... "Caleph OF hagdad"
!. Grafton Gambling and It's In
fluences" ....,.,,,. Maud c. Graves
2. Grafton Lesson OF the Battle
OF Mukdon' ..,.. Everett VanCloaye
orchestra .tttt.stts..s..... 'Nhlse'
3. Grafton" Educational Problems
In New Mexico" .,. lsobel o. Niyen
Z. Oration-"The United States A.
a World Power. Clarence n. Head
9. Oratlon-"The Folly OF War"
,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,L Lillian G Hnggett
Vocal-'l'ye Tapped Upon My Win.
dow ....,...,.,,.M Mrs. s. y. Miller
6. Oration-"rhe Scratched Bal-
lot .,.,,s.,,.,,.....T hoa. 8. Hell
Z. Oration-"The Angel Of the
crimea' ,.,.... Agnes G. McCallum
Orchestra So. Medley National Airs"
Announcement OF judges decision,
Judge ira A. Abbott.
Judges Of Contests Judge Ira A. Ab.
hott X Mandell. Esq. and Prof. A. b
Stroup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

LIEUT. col JOHN VAN r. HOFF.
laden camps during The war aud saw
men die IN squads So Ne determined
TO remedy the defect
Col Won Hon Is well htted 90 maze
the investigation lie was the head 81
the mcdlc0.mllitary commission which
hanlHhod yellow fever from Cuba and
put the towns and cities OF our little
neighbor IN sanitary condition Next.
he was sent O. Porto Rico. whore he
repeated the performance. he "a
young man. Possesses good executive
ability. and II highly regarded by the
president His reports on The work
Of his commission IN Cubs and Porto
Rico are text books on the subject Of
sanitation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
HEALTH rs YOUTH.
Disease and sleEns,s pr,ro Ola A

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age
iterhine, taken every morning before
hTeaffast, will keep you IN robust health
ht you 10 ward on disease. IA cures con
supntion, bhiousneHs, dyspepsia, fever,
Htn and kidney complaints II purihea
the blood aud clears tho complexion Mrn
A. ". Smith, Whitney Texas writes
April 2 1919 "a have useC HeFhine, and
ma q To- best medicine for constipation
ana liver troahlea. II does an you claim
for Il. I can highly recommend a." % cts
a bottle. Sold by }, n. o Reilly a Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
PLAYS WITH STICK
or GIANT POWDER

Roman Anaya residing IN one ~
Albuquerque suburb towns. received
letter from friend az DsminK.
stating that bis cousin J0te Anaya.
was dangerously Injured IN that town
the other day. Il seems that Jose
Anaya. with several frienda, was a.
the home Of a man named RodrigueE.
celebrating the DAY 81 the Holy
Cross" aud al we're having q high old
time. Anaya got hold Of q stick of
giant powder and In attempting 90
light Il. u exploded. rte right hand
and part u the arm was badly injured.
necessllating anputation. and bis face
and eyes were also seriously disng
ured. The man. az last accounts, WAS
still alive, but his condition Is Goa
siderod pfocarious.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

fFrom Mondays Daily Citizcnl
J. O.. Darde has returned from =
shcrt business trip tO Denver
Ben All i4OunHbcry left on Saturday
night on a ten days business trip 20
New York.
Mr. and Mrs N. W Flournoy have
gone % SAINT Barbara. Cal. for an
extended sOl0urn.
Mrs E j. Gibson IL enjoying a
visit from her niece. Mlas Mary Ann
Ward Of RedOndo, Cal
The italian hand gave delightful
concert In Robinson park last night.
which Was largely attended
Adintant General A p. Harrington,
~ santa ~, spent yesterday IN the
city and returned 20 the territorial
capital this morning
Max Levy, the stock bruker. rsfum.
ed yesterday from Las Vegas. where
he had been looking after his branch
business for a few days
The regular meeting Of the Cot.
tonwOod Grove WoOdmen's circle glll
be held tomorrow afternoon IN Otd
Fellows hail at 2 80 sharp
James Case has closed che buifcl
In this Elks thoaior and will conduct
one 81 the refreshment atands AZ
Traction park this summer.
Saturday afternoon az Traction
park a picked nlne from ne Univer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

10 "a roadiustmeut on the basis u 8
seem fare
judse Taylor set aside al the
claims % the C0m pshy and decidcd
Tor the people he held thar oxten.
sions had not extended the iifc Of
The wam line and thai WHEN the
company in IS9N. accepted a rmni for
twenty Eve years. that was n now and
binding contract betWcou iho com.
ranY and the city u 8hrnFated BY
consent of both parties amy b lor con.
tract Z Hrch there was The motion
Tor AN INJUNCTION was denied
An appeal was taken by the com.
uanY ana 10 VIII r0tain possession
until the United states supreme court
passes on the question.
Several NJ tho cDmpany's most M
portant franchises will expire within
the next two or three years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
oesInsaa cannot .. oured

~ local applications. 4a they cannot
reach the diseased portion ~ the ear
mere ih oniN one way 90 cure doafuoaa
and thht lh hy constitutional rtmodlea
Deafness "a caused by an Unframed condi
ton OF the mucous lining 81 the EuHta
chan TUBE When this tube is innnmcd
you nave rumhlinF sound on ifaperfer
hearing and when IL o. entirely closed
h,hfnoRs d. the result and unless the
lnuamminauon cnu BE- taken out ana this
tune fcHtnteh 20 ~ normal Cuniitlou.
hearing viii b. destroyed forever; nine
cafcn cut ~ ton are caused hv Cutarrh.
which ~ nothing but an innamed cOndi-
zion 81 the mucous surfaces
We viii give one hundred Dollara for
any CnRf OF Deafness Caused hY catarrhl
that cannot BE- cured by Halls Catnrfh
Cure. Send for circulars free
a. j. CHENEY Al CO.. Toiedo. q
Sold by druEFiatH Ito
Take Halls Pills FOR constipation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
THE FACTS AND THE BLAME
FOR THE CHICAGO LABOR WAR

In that part Of the city for several
months last and the officers are do
termincd TO break up the gang.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

REPUTATION or WAGE EMPLOYERS ASsociA
REGlhNIHo-A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE WITH The
REPUTATION GAVE THE CHANCE FOR
LOCKED 'ANp DELiBEHATElN
ENTERMiNA ZION AGAINST THE STRONG.
PUDtATioN OF CONTRACT ALSO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The uNoFFENpiNo
THREATENED WITH FAMINE AND WAR PRICES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Scratch, scratch, scratch unable 90
attend 20 business during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching piles,
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
eures. Never fails A. any drug
store. 60 cents,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
AMERICAN SURGEONS TO LEARN
CAMP SANITATION FROM JAPS

ASSISTANT or the UNITED STATES ARMY "a
GOING TO AND oEr TIPS ros rHe eroa
oANlzAToN or our MEDICAL CORPS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Robert Hauschlid. who died satur.
day. was buried In Fairvlew cemetery
this afternoon. the funeral taking
place from the Fuehr undertaking par
Iona. Rev McNeal. OF the Baptist
church. oinclNted and the chapel was
crowded with the many friends OF Me
Decreased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
saved ~ Dynamite.

sometimes n flaming city Is saved bv
dYnamitlnE q space that the nro cana
cruaa Sometimes cough hangs on ao
would cure a. n Y Gray % Calhoun
ga. writes my .fe had very nr-
sraVntcd cough. witch kept her awake
her. 90 she took nr Kings New Dis
covery FOR Consumption, Coughs and
Colds which eaacd her cough, gave her
sleep ana finally cured her" Strictly
scientific cure for bronchitis ana la
Grippe a. an drurgita. price blc ana
tiN! guaranteed. Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Y. g. Burka. representing the Carter
Rice Paper company. Of Denver. look,
% akVef tia customers here yeaicE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

.. \. hathea. proprietor d Mat.
hcHe jersey dairy, contomplafea tho
ereciioa d bOtuinE works IN cOnnec-
ton vita hls pFesenf hesinese.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
NOTICE or SUIT

Territory of Ncw Mexico. IN the Dia
trici Couri County Of saudoyal See
ond judicial District
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

NlchaeI Hayes dIed ~ The Warm
SPRING., Sierra county. Death was
caused by dfopsy Deceased was a
native OF the state OF New York and
vas born Sept. "a, 1886. and for many
years had been In charge 81 the Warm
springs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

special representative Of the Ger.
man emperor IN arranging for the
cr0ss-AtlRDtic yacht race 10 be started
May !. on sandy Hook lightship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13


br herHin, fnna, His. writes u have
used Billiards. SNOW tiniuNent; always
recommended u % my friehda, a. / am
confident there IL no better made II Il
dandy foi burns Those who live on
farms are especially liable 20 many acct
dental cuts, burns. bruises, which heal
rapidly when Baiiards SNOW Imminent II
applied II should always oe kept IN the
house fCr cases o. emergency" $50, soc.
u.Oo. sold ~ ,. a. OReilly a Co.
Mrs. Allen p. Dodd. wife OF the
southe n Pacific claim agent az las
Angeles. Cal, who had been visiting
Mrs. ]. J. Sheridan Of this city. ae.
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan 20
FaFvoOd springs. Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
rSEe Halls piis Tor Or constipation.

There Is a young Alabaman IN town,
who Is only twenty years OF age. and
yet 10 nearly seven feet tall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

The Dundee Investment Company.
Limited corporation plaintiff
versus Malcolm Bruce haggart,
Kathleen Elizabeth naggirt aad
Dorothy HHIgnri minors. Kate D..
Haggart, their mother and natural
guardian. and Samuel Gilmore.
defendants So. 90.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-10-25
New Candidate.

At meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Montgom
cry County held Monday, Mr.. Chas.
II. Jones, was unanimously nomi-
mated for Magistrate, in Magisteri-
al District No. s, against Squire
rrimble, the present Republican
incumbent.
While the district is largely Re
publican, embracing as it does,
Smithville precinct, on account of
the Republican dissatisfaction ex
listing throughout the entire county
and especially in this district, Mr..
Jones feels that he has good
chance to win.
He is lifelong Democrat, most
thoroughly qualified to fill the posi-
tion and would make an efficient
public servant.
AS soon as nominated, he ain.
nounced his intentions of making
an active canvass and be no doubt
will add much strength to the en-
tire Democratic ticket.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-10-25
FACTS and OBSERVATIONS,
OF A POLITICAL NATURE,

SO far as the moral quality j.
concerned, we have been unable to
see the difference between stealing
vote and stealing other things,
1t has been said that anything
is fair in politics. That carried
out has brought dishonor to many
a man,
If God and conscience are con-
sidered, ballots will be counted as
cast.
cam ! My Brothers Keeper?'
is applicable in politics as it is in
religion.
God reigns. He rules in the
affairs of men. There will and
must come day of reckoning.
What man or political party
sows, that shall also be reaped.
1t is better to please God than
man.
Reference is made to a "Public
Conscience" The wave of reform
that has struck the 5oodlers and
grafters in New York, Pittsburg
and st. Louis, ETC., is evidence
that public conscience is not dead.
If man in the private walks of
life is not clean. honest, sober
truthful, will he be different as an
official in. city, county or State Z
Should it be regarded as
strange thing to hear Republican
and Democratic editors in Mt.
Sterling say that they will with
hold support from Objectionable
candidates or nominees? They
talk that way. We know one that
will act that way.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-10-25
WHO IS HE?
WHAT HAS HE DONE?
WHY THIS CONNECTION?

Esquire c. G.. Thompson is just
a plain, unassuming business man.
Tho plain, honest and free from
egotism, he has numbered among
our correct business men from
childhood to manhood and thence
to the mature business man that
he now is, and along his entire
life he has enjoyed the confidence
of his people.
Charlie Thompson, politically,
is Republican, though not a
partisan, A Republican because
his honest convictions have led
him to believe the doctrines OF
that great political party justly
administered are for the betterment
Of the masses. He does not be-
lieve that all the intelligence, all
the honesty, all the theorists, all
the statesmen, all the justice,
charity and mercy belong to his
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-10-25
1T DON'T HELP.

The card Of Esquire c. G.
Thompson, which will be found
elsewhere in this issue. has so
completely routed our Republi-
can friends, coming as it did from
possibly the strongest Republican
OF the county, that they hasten to
publish and circulate broadcast, a
second statement from him, which
owing to the lack Of space we can
not now publish. in which he says
in substance that he did not mean
to be understood as pledging his
support to the Democratic ticket
and that he is not satisfied with
the present method of managing
the pixies Of the county.
AS a matter Of course, no one
could have misconstrued his card
or been mislead into the belief
that he intended to support the
Democratic ticket, when he, him
self, is Republican nominee for
Magistrate. We all agree that
the present system of managing
the pixies could be improved upon;
free turnpikes are an experiment
and we must learn by experience,
which we have been rapidly doing.
AS Judge f. A. Bullock, of Fay
cite county said to Turnpike
Supervisor Stokey, when he call
ed upon him for advice when he
first qualified as a supervisor there,
The more you study about it the
less you will know. You must
learn from experience.
Since the second card does not
withdraw any Of the statements
contained in the first, we fail to
see any relief it affords the Re
publican candidates.