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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
SEED STORE

? CARS OF TEXAS RED RUST
PROOF OATS.
2 CARS AMBER CANE.
I CAR MlLLET.
( CAR BIG BOIL COTTON.
- CAR TRIUMPH IRISH PoTA
TOES.
5000 POUNDS FANCY ALFALFA
I MIXED CAR kAFFlR CORN, Nj
10 MAIZE AND RAPE SEED.
100 BUSHELS SEEDED RIBBON
CANE SEED.
100 BUSHELS IOWA SILVER
MINE CORN.
ONION SEED AND ONION SETS
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, OR
cHARo GRASS, WHITE CLOVER,
BERMUDA GRASS AND ALL KINDS
OF GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED,
THE ONLY uP-To-OATE SEED
HOUSE m THE cHlcKAsAW MA.
TloN. FARMERS AND GARDEN
eRs' PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
MADAM BERNHARpT.

Madam Bernhardt. the famous
French actress has been soJourning in
the world renowned Hot Springs OF
Arkansas. She expressed her admira.
tion OF the state In broken English.
saying. 1T is magnihyue! Grande!
Ret ees a great land. a great state"
The divine Sarah travels in a private
car accompanied by three maids,
companion and two vnlets. She is 81
years of age and when In Hot Springs
doubtless thought Of that great Span
ish explorer Ponce De Leon and his
unsuccessful search for the fountain
Of perpetual youth. n was long told
by tho Indians 10 the early explorers
OF the fountain OF youth that away
In the hills ~ the southwest they could
be found The Indians we're roferrlng
TO tho hot springs and Ponce Lo Leon
made many futile efforts TO locate
thom, that he might transform his
aged and iudrm body Into hoolihful
and vigorous manhood,
While Ponce De Leon never lived "a
see the Hot Springs they were later
visited by another Spanish explorer
OF greater fame than he II is said that
De Soto, IN his wandering through the
south and southwest. came 10 the In.
dian Territory and went as far north
as Muskogee, and fingered near whore
the Grand and Veriigris rivers empty
into the Arkansas a few miles from
that city Not finding either the rahled
fountains or gold his mighty heart
broke with disappointment, end re
decided to rotura 90 the occ and
on his way he accidentally located the
great Hot SPRINGS He and his FOL
lowers at frFt oxultlngly trorght thov
had found what Ponce Nc Leon had
failed 20 do They ha'hed In the waters
and found them TO have wonderful
curative powers but they could moi
make the old vouno TlrlTg Of ~
springs this little band resumed .ts
Journey and whom II finally ranched
the Mississippi. near whore the White
river flows into IL, De Soto slcFenn 4
and died and he was hurled in the
waters Of Tho sreat stream that he
had discovered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
BEYOND THE ARDMoREITE's
COMPREHENSION.

a territorial exchange exhorts the
Democrats to turn out to their party
primaries and help nominate the city
ticket, and then n II doesn't suit, turn
In ard help elect the other fellow.
This Is the way some so-called Demo
Gratis are always talking. Party us
age, In view Of preserving party organ.
ization. demands that one who helps
nominate o ticket. should in honor
stay with the ticket he helped make.
otherwise &c Is not a Democrat. Meth.
or is he fair man He Is q wart on
the body polite and should be ampu-
tatcd. Miami Rccord,Herald
such practice Is neither laudabie
nor Wholesome when mun parti
cipates In a Democratic or ReTuhli-
can primary be is honor bound TO
support their nominees Mon who
act at all times according TO the
principles OF justice and uprlghtncss
will remain firmly attached to
their political party, unless tho nom
iucc commits an objectionable crime
or proves himself guilty Of treason
after having been entrusted with an
honor by tho faithful Just as wen
chido In defense OF government to
the right TO rcnodnco n just d,ht con.
tractcd 10 meet the necessities Of the
time Barring the excuses mention
cd. II Is beyond the comprehension OF
The Ardmorelte 20 understand why
any man. having participated in the
primary election d HIS party. can see
his way clear 10 he untrue to his oh.
ligauon by scratching the ticket or
by lending his aid In the remotest
manner to the election Of the other
fellow" II is impudence NJ the colos.
sal kind for a man to enter into al
lcgiancc with individual or party ana
repudiatc his word OF honor for rca.
sons ostenslblc or otherwise.
And again: Party principle can cu.
dlre only through the influence OF
party organization. a fact that canno,
be respectfully controvcrted.
There Is an alternative. of course.
and that Is tc remain outside Of party
and feel free to adopt
any opinion which may result from
independent thinking. a frce-lancc.
but these occupy no superior position
and are thereby thwarted I'm the eX.
orcise OF talent or ascendant power
upon the collective body under our
government who compose the body
polite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
ON WELFARE WORK."
Illustrated Lecture Will be Given at
opera House Next Monday Night.


Illustrated Lecture Will be Given at
opera House Next Monday Night.
Arrangements have been practically
completed for the lecture on welfare
work" which will be given at the
opera house next Monday night M
der the auspices Of the Ardmore Com
mereial club.
In connection with the moving pic
lures there will be music and ". S
Thomas OF Dayton. Ohio. will delivei
the lecture. Concerning the work Mf
Thomas says:
The welfare work idea originated
by the National Cash Register Co.
has been adopted widely in Americ9
and Europe and everywhere it has
been a success. II has been found that
the work is a paying proposition and
that increased efficiency has more
than repaid the Investment The bene.
flts to tho company adopting such
plau have been wonderful, aside from
the good 10 humanity. through the
philanthropic plan which we follow.
Through our efforts the city Of
Dayton has been made one OF he
most beautiful in the country and
has attracted so much attention from
other points that II has spread the
idea Of beautifying the city through
landscape gardening throughout the
country.
Il nave delivered my lecture through
all the world. and have been unable 10
speak at all the points from which re.
quests have been made. The company
has another man who is touring the
east at this time. but applications
for the lecture have been coming in so
fast that we cannot possibly meet all
Of them. have visited the Pan Amer.
lean, 81. Louis and Portland expo
sitions. At the last named II was i'm.
possible to handle the great crowds
which th'rongod to our little theatre
We had a seating capacity OF two hun.
dred and could stand n hundrc' are
but at the end of each lecture acre
were enough to al the theatre twice
over waiting for chance to come
In
"On this trip have been out eight
weeks, mostly through the northern
states. the Dakotas, Michigan, Nebras
Ia and Illinois. Tomorrow night !
speak here again and then jump to
Springfield. Mo. Everywhere we have
been received with a great deal OF
enthusiasm and much interest has
been aroused In number OF cities
clubs have been formed TO carry out
civic improvements along the lines
Of our company work. li-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
0be DailD Aromoreitf.
THE FALL OF pEPEW.


Chauncey NJ. Dopew, the great after
dinner speaker, multimillionaire and
United states senator has fallen. and
10 low that none will DO him rever-
ence. He Ia the master Of all the arts
and graces and was the observed Of
all Observers Ills bumor was ire
sIstible and he made life pleasanter
and happier for the many His reputa.
tiou was good and his personality ex-
cesdlngly attractive He was an orator
of Rore than ordinary ability and
a wit OF more than local renown. He
has been repeatedly mentioned for the
presidency "a had II not been for his
railroad connections. N nominated by
HIS party he would have stood a splcn.
did chance to win. when he was se.
lectcd as senator II was considered
triumph Of the better element Of Now
York which state has been exceeding
~ unfortunate with It's senator's. Up
80 the time ~ the Insurance invcstt
cations he had been considered as a
man OF irrcproachablo character and
The people were satisfied with him
This investigation showed him 10 be n
sort of Or Jckyll and Mr.. Hyde com.
blnation. The investigation developed
that he was drawing an annual salary
RON tho Equitable Insurance company
Of go, 900. and for what2 lie rendered
no ostcnsible or tangible service. The
i.ference Ia that II Is 10 influence
him as a United States senator. Then
came other revelations about the Dc
pev Investment Company In which he
was largely interested Az a result Of
the turning on the light he was com.
pelled to pay back several hundred
thousand dollars lie stands today ut.
terly dlscrcdlted as an apostate monk
or the lost leader. described by tho
poet:
Just for a handful OF silver he left us,
Just for a ribbon TO pin on his coat"
HIS fall Is no pleasant spectacle
10 contemplate. The world enjoyed
him and he H. But Il would be a fail.
ure Of duty not TO use his example ito
point a moral and adorn n tale" lie
is victim OF the hidcous system that
In corruptlng life and shillng the con.
science Of the American pcoplc-ihe
greed for gold
II II said that we are rapidly np-
preaching the point whore We believe
II is justinablc 10 put money in onr
purse. no matter how We do a. 1t Is
getting 10 where "got money honestly
" you can. but get money" Mr. De.
pew had plenty of money but he fell
In with the class OF men whose greed
can never be satisfied and he tried TO
keep up with the procession. He was
better than many OF them. but he
couldn't escape Yet while his fall was
pltiful one. II ought 10 contain a
valuable lesson for.tho young lie had
all the attributes to make one happy
He was an able man and fairly good
man: he had a most happy disposi-
ton and nmiablc character In his old
are he has fallen and fallen like Lu.
cifer. never 90 rise again" He will
totter 10 his grave victim and
memorial to the curse OF gold.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

The city council Of Davis has clos
ed a contract for an up.to-date system
~ nre-fghting apparatus and com
pany Of thirty young men will soon
be- drilling as volunteer hremen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

Reuben Branson. who lives with his
daughter. Mrs. c. L. Phelps. near We
tumla, is believed 10 be the oldest
white man in Indian Territory. lie
win reach the century mark on his
next birthday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


In the district court Of the Uniten
States for the Southern district, Al
Ardmore.
In the matter Of c. d. Wortham.
bankrupt, In bankruptcy.
TO the creditors OF c. d. wortham.
in the Southern district in the Indian
Territory. ut Ardmore. a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
26th Gay Of February. 1906. the saiu
G. ID. Wortham was duly adjudged
bankrupt. and that the frst meeting
OF his creditors win be- held at my OF.
fee at the court house In the city OF
Ardmore on the 18th day Of March,
1906. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims, appoint a
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
come before said meeting.
JOHN HINKLE.
Refere In bankruptcy.
First published March s. 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery Of Ken
natr ucIver OF Vauceboro, Me. is
tho subject Of much interest TO the
medical fraternity and wide circle
" friends lie saws NJ his case: COW
Ing 10 severe Inflammation OF the
throat ana congestion Of the lungs
,urce doctors save NE mp 10 lie, when,
rs a In resort, was induced 20 2.
nr, Kings New Discovery ana am
harny 20 say. n saved my life" Cures
he worst coughs. and cclns, hronch.
's, tonsilitis, weak lungs. hOarseness
and la grippe Guaranteed a. CITY
Drug store, SOC and Sl.O0 TRIAL botto
free.
For baggage wagon, phone 26l. All
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
A Lively --ussIe.

with that old enemy of the race. con.
stipatlon, often ends in appendicitis
To avoid all Jsrious trouble with
stomach, liver and bowels. take DIR.
Kings New life pills They perfectly
regulate these organs. without pain,
90 discowfort % cents at w. B.
Frames, druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

The Uncle Sam Refining company
has commenced work at Tulsa on n
6OO-ton refinery. II will b olocated
on the west side of the river and be
IN operation by the first OF Ihly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
f. B. PUGH,
Main Street. ARDhORE. I. T.

Phone 2o5 for feed. 'J',on seed
meal and hulls. 23.u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
TERRITORY BREvITIES

A convention OF Indian Territory
Sunday schools will be held at Atoka
May 8.
A sixfoot vein of an exceptionally
fine grade OF coal has been discovered
near sapulpa at a depth Of 700 feet.
The Sonth McAlester News an
nounces authoritatively.. albeit some.
what mysterlously, that 100000
opera house will be built in that town
soon.
The athletic young ladies' Of Krebs
have announced that they will soon
organize a worid.beatins basket bali
team
\ dealer at South McAiester says
he has purchased 10000 beer. whisky
and peruna bottles In the past two
weeks All Of which goes 10 prove
that South Town is badly in need Of
an officer Of the Bud Iedbctter stripe
d
Ladies Of South McAlcstcr have on.
ganized a civic Improvement league.
A meeting viii be held March ~ to
elect permanent officers
The FIRST baby born in the new town
OF oollte has been given a choice
building lot by the town company.
The child's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l. Davis, have christened the baby
Flora oolite Davis.
The terms Of Chiefs McCurtain Of
the Choctaw and Johnston OF the
Chlckasaw nations will expire before
the end OF the year OF tribal exten.
sion. and this will mean that there
will have TO be q chief elected in each
nation. The other chiefs will hold
over.
The city council Of Davis has clos.
ed a contract for an upto-date system
~ nre.hghting apparatus and com
pany OF thirty young men will soon
be- drilling as volunteer hremen.
.
The Uncle Sam Refining company
has commenced work at Tulsa on n
6OO-ton refinery II will b olocated
on the west side OF the river and be
IN operation by the FIRST OF Inly
o
Reuben Branson, who lives with his
daughter. Mrs. G.. l.. Phelps. near We
tumla, is believed 20 be the oldest
white man in Indian Territory. lie
win reach the century mark on his
next birthday.
sTta fret InuuV. gutf urniugI fla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
CITY GOVERNMENT.

lrum.
City physicisn--Dr. J. W. MoHeti
Scavenger-SilaB ]. Boyd.
waterworks and rewsr<e inspector
Mr.. Brcadhsx.
Aldermen.
First Ward. s. McCharen and q
". Stuart.
Second Ward. 5. Mullen and l. q
Best.
Third Ward. r. Pennington Lnc
r. w. RAndol.
Fourth ward-w a. Gillian and
T.. Carter
Committees -...
Finance committee-J r. pearing
ION. J. 3. McCharen ana C. d. Carter
Street ana alley oomuittee-~L II
Be. ". A. Gillian. h. " Randol and
!. w Stuart.
Police committee-G. ", stuart "
g. GILLIAN and J. s. Mullen
Fire committoe--W. 4. Gillian }
r. Pennington and c. d Carter
WEferworks committee--C. D. Car
,er, / r Best and O. W, stuart
Ordinance committee. s. Mullen
J. S HeCngren and ]. r. Pennington
Cemetery committee--R. W. Randol
W. A. Gillian and j. s. McChsren.
Sanitary committee-J. s. SacChsreh
J. 8. Mullen And r, W. Randol.
ImproveT. committee-R "
Randol. c. d. Carter, l. r. Bes, sno
a. ~. Stuart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

Tho first damage suit against the
NusEogce Traction company has been
fled. II is for $500 damages, and
was instituted by the father OF n
small boy who came In contact with q
live wire belonging TO the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
ST. PAUL TO ANNOUNCE
ITS ROUTE NEXT MONTH

on = branch Several railroad Off
eiais Who have been ia the east
dnfinE the past tNo werks and
others In Seattle who keep fhes
ouEhiy posted ca rallrpad matters
through eastern casNespnnd@uee
state that th~ iaain line Of tbs Chi
eaxo. Milwaukee & st Paul viii
traverse the ~ Joe basin . few
niles south 81 Wallace. Idaho. and
the main lire wtll b. cnntlnued al
fect weat. branch running 10 Wal
lace instead u 70 spokane.
Al tho local offices OF the CON
pany. In the coimaa block. no IN
formation II given out a. 10 the uiti.
mate route of the 81 Paul except n
the vieinitY u Seattle and other
portions Of the state.
A veil known railroad official
claims that a blue prtnt Of The roata
To hs tFaveraed b. The - paul = II.
Seattle. which shows that In The
eastern part Of Washington and tn
Idaho both ths Clearwater and 81
joe routes are mapped out The
latter Il IN ever reageet a better
one. the ADVANTAGES possessed
showing shoffnesa. lover grades,
ieaa tunnellnk. cheaper construetion
and a better tFibusaFy countFY.
touching TIE important traffic zen
terx While these facts have nol
fzeu actually kiVen cut ~ the man
aEorseut. there seems absolutely no
f0uht but that tho St. Jos Foate viii
Be used and Spokane win be on IN.
main line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
LAWN eiRolrR ANo CROWN
.ogFR AeE DOING AL
.ears o. oEVAsrATioN
VIA rHe eRoP,

n ron happen 90 Do blessed with
s.whafrt patch so into lt Ia a
- nnl set aH she irail - the
,en horcf and likewise that ~
y. esven Fltl'rr Noa viii b.
49, eertaia - nat both Follow
kasm.is unui sou l0cate che hoVf
- ms sssassInalc him Also
- ths plants ihat bear evidence
Ia ae,aNaHne touch other
- .sa viii cease 20 be a straw
-. anaBueer and rad youraelf az
:. wsref e tao foreisn commia
fhlt i the sort 81 gospel ! G
uask.ns counts horticultural In
.s.rser Il uaw preachine lie 81
sssl,as Wit a small worm. TIE
49, Which Is as WnNcleome aBd
sselienial Importation ffum EuWpe
- has taken out naturalization
1905 aad adapted ITSELF q The
rsaa States fron Maine 20 Cali
h,u.a within three years Il must
~ mlxtaied to hts state tn plants
- lhroagh the msil that can not
- saspeegpd
fsllow desifuctionlst 81 the
.srl,es ailhough ha relation. = The
80 hug that reaches \ length
"a aarrsef Of an inca when feed
s sgsa Ans WashIngion appears
i ssrve uith both varieties 90 such
= estrat that &c viii eventually BE-.
eswe question - beating The
keeers % a slaudatin or going cat
4 tAs stsavhtref taslnesss
suasss tire RoOss.
rAe ssraier dayotes himself To
ssgilas rlngs aroaud the plant F,slta
- Aeen enough - tap the sap
naw. The horve anks a proapeet
~ aawn thnoukh TIE crown Of the
ussst Raih methods are fatal The
s'aai koss oat - business bsfefe
has chance % tlo0m in the
ss9.nx for the horera work all
ssslsr 10 this climate and put in
eFergiuia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
ussr OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Wit Sc ISSUED ~ JULY.
auuoREo THAT SPOKANE
WILL sc ON rHE MAIN LINE

The firsi official announcement
b ~ male regarding the Chicago.
nslxAake~ g 81 Paus's tranSeonti'
hrnfsl pfusset win - the location
4 he line. Thia wili - Published
nus TINE IN July. says a late issue
4 ire Wall Street Journal
NO announcement regarding the
erzzeinx need be expected for ses
sssl weeks The management says
b Immediate financing - neces
NJ. AMI IL is opposed to the Issue
b sAarf time notes OF o'hcr tempo
nrJ erpetienf. preferrinx % pro
n1e al cue time for the entire -
srpriso Meantime there IL NJ
w.witY Of finds. the con pAnY hav'
hx for a Ioak time past anticipated
- preliminary needs ~ tae work
~work on the new line IL pro
rsss,ng a. rapidly IS possible Sfth
b< material and men asAllAhle
II eonnecflun with the above y =
sIzimsa thar Spokane wtil BE- on ths
nan line Of the 81 Paul. instead ol
NO GAMBLE ABOUT ~.
-. h..af n ~ hafa rnatn - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15
STRAWBERRIES ARE
Being DESTROYED

The only remedy - faf known
q to weed cut and ham affected
plants The horer Is safe from
srraya under gruund of In tl-e plant
Aiotticuliuflsia all over this state
aud the eaast are trailing him down
60 his nesting place and II that Is
discovered above sruund the rest
viii BE- easy
Poison for the Young.
A sprinkling 81 hisulphiac Of car.
hoa viii flx future generations af
horcrs, t u figured Il thox are
born outside aud can BE- treated be
fore thvy work under the borer
turn into a meth related to that ct
the reach twls horsF. the latter part
- thta month aud puts Ia the sam.
mer vacation htyins ezsa.
Il - supposed these rEsa are do
poHliua "a the CROWNS a. strawberry
plants. hut they have not yet tecn
found there or elsewhere uuul
their hiding place q discovered thf
boFer IL a menano that IN incfeaalne
too rapidly FOE che berry rsiser'H
gnod tits nrenrd Ia this county
FOE this year h 20 aefoa OF straw
berries destroyed and the next sea
soa h likely Ia douhlo that loss AN
less the tarur h considerably abatcd
thls summer
Only Half a Crop.
King county viii produce bat halt
the usual crop OF atra berries this
year aud the decrease would have
been greatcr but for the recent rain.
frual and dry weather early In thf
season started the havoc and the
bugs helpod Is along Ca aa appfeci
able degree hgt the incrosso in
neW acreage planted thla year Wiil
preYent = shortage To date the
crop has yielded alto crates a.
cclved tn the market. az an average
price Of S2aa per ente. The cfar
Il half picked This does not ia
Glide lots disposed Of By Individual
sales, kariy IN the season bot
house berries sald a. high "a So
per crate
cArrries arv splitting and drop
ping ~ fast that ouiy hair a cfau
% the fruit Il figured On and apples
Niil be light this year EvorythinF
else il ioekias fiae. especially raeP
berries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-15

NO GAMBLE ABOUT ~.
ne best g. % hats made = y
Drucks q Co. i1al End Az $50
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-28
A BEFUDDLED CHAMPION.

The befudded Paris Post (Moron) the defense OF
President Rooeve Japanese policy and evidently thinks the fed
era government has school systems
saying
I'VE believe that President Roosevelt right the Japanese
question and that the treaty between the should be
lived The United States afford break rights
satisfy denagogues The States position
other nations example and would be poor example indeed
break treaty after having agreed upon President Roosevelt
the and he tells congress and the world at large
uncertain sounds that the United States will live up those
treaty regulations if it takes the army and navy enforce it.
When Roosevelt knows he is right power him from
his purpose and admire him for it"
The United States has treaty with any government earth
which permits the subjects of those residing here to
free education the free public schools of the various and
the that under could be made the sub
of treaty for the federal government has control the
local public schools The will regulate
their public school systems suit their people and the pes
dents threats the utterly wild and meaningless
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-28
SHOULD BE BOSSES TOOL.

The Occur dAlene Sun (Rep) is Of the opinion that
member should be elected speaker of house.
should be selected who has shown the bosses he will acquesc
the legislation they may propose We will let the Sun speak for
itself, which it does follows
The speakersp of the house Of representatives egis
ature very important position and is seldom voted by the
members of their number who thoroughly versed in
parliamentary law and in perfect harmony with the policy of the
party power and the administration if part the dom
mating party Therefore those members seeking the position will
have show the party leaders that they blue and dyed
in the wool in the first place and the they zv
ocqesc IN the proposed legislation that may be outlined As
the appointment of committees which really shape legislation
the work of the speaker his position of responsibility and
members of limited acquaintance the will find difficult
climb chair able worthy be-