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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

VIII Bolton, editor of the Live
stock Inspector at Woodward, Okla,
passed through Amarillo this morn
ing enrouto for Colorado
W. ]. Walters, postmaster at Here
ford, passed through Amarillo this
morning en- route home from the Re-
publican convention at FL Paso.
Mr.. /. Jalonick, president OF the
Commonwealth Fire Insurance COM
pany Of Dallas, Texas, was in the city
yesterday on visit to Bib & White
sides.
VIII G. Price. oncof the proprie-
tors of the Wichita Business College,
Wichita, Kan, arrived this morning
to look after property in the Pan
handle.
Edwin Montgomery, of Quincy,
Ill.,, visited Don A. Sweet and family
yesterday en- route home from Dali
hart, where he has spent the sum-
mer
Mrs. Ed, McMurray, of Paris, Tex,
who has been spending several
weeks in Amarillo, left last night for
Boulder, Denver and other points in
Colorado,
Rev. o. w. Deans four little
daughters, who have been visiting j.
G. Reese and family, and attending
the encampment, returned to their
home in Hereford this morning.
Rev w, A. Erwin left this morn
ing for Tulla, where he will hold u
meeting for the Presbyterian church.
He will be at Tulia a week and will
then so to Plalnview He orders the
Daily Panhandle to follow him.
Misses Louise Moore and Daisy
Brown came down from Amarillo last
Sunday night and are spending this
week at the Arlington ranch These
young ladies will be remembered by
those who had the pleasure of meet
ing them on a former trip to this
place Canadian Record.
Hub Saddler went to Canyon to-
day to look at bunch of cattle.
h. s. Lilly. formerly of the Lee G
Smith Land Co., returned this morn
Ing from Ascension Springs. Mo-,
where no has been undergoing treat
msnt for several weeks. He says
that after looking Missouri over, the
Panhandle looks good to him.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Our Rainfall.

In coming to this country in quest
of lands, the one thing which CON
Germs the .home-secker most is the
amount Of our annual rainfall For
the information of those who are not
already familiar with conditions
here, we will state that our precipi-
tation up to August 18th of this year
amounts to 1881 inches, which,
compared with former years is about
normal: but much less than last
year To put the matter just as II
is, we have made and harvested the
largest crop in the history of the
country on 1881 inches Of rain.
These figures are taken directly
from the records Of the U. S.
Weather Bureau at Amarillo, and
are accurate.
The chief difference in this and
previous years is that the Campbell
System has been put into practice. -
Hereford Brand
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yesterday for their homes In Hills
boro.
Dick Connally. OF Tsxico and Mel
rose. was In town this morning. lie
is now with the New Mexico Land
Co., a prosperous real estate Arm OF
the border cities.
Robert Weaver and wife, Geo.
Maynard. Mrs Allen and Miss Mar
garet Allen. who have been visiting
Mrs. ]. y. Hildebrand and Miss Mar
Garet Maynard loft yesterday for
their homo In Memphis, Tenn.
Rev j. A. Crutchheld, n Metho.
dist minister OF Chicago, ILL.,. was
in town yesterday and left today for
Canyon. Rev. Crutchneid Is the an
thor OF volume Of poems, publish
ed last winter, which has attracted
much favorable comment.
Mrs. Chas ]. n, LJwndes enter
tanned tho Woman's Club and a num-
berof guests yesterday at her home
on Buchanan street. Progressive
forty-two furnished entertainment
for tho guests. The out-of-town
guests we're Mrs. Robertson, of Kan
sas City; Mrs. Reese. Of Wichita
Falls, and Miss Patrick, Of Paris.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
FIRE ON THE BOWERY.
Blaze Saturday Night Damaged J. NJ.
Wright's Store.

A fire starting inside JIM. Wright's
store, on Lincoln street came near
demolishing the building. The alarm
was turned in about half past twelve,
and the department got on the
ground and into action in time to
save the building and keep the fire
from spreading.
Just how the fire started Is still a
mystery. 1t started in the southwest
corner Of the building in the grocery
department and had gained consid-
cradle Roadway when discovered.
The buildings light frame struc-
ture with no ceiling save of canvas
and paper, and with an iron roof.
The fire boys were able to place the
hose directly on the blaze and made
short work of it after they reached
the building.
j. M. Wright owns the building
and store and operates it in connec-
ton with his store down town. Bibb
e. Whitesides carried a policy of $500
on the building, which will cover the
loss. Currie & Dohoney insured the
ice box for $500, which will cover its
damage, There was no insurance on
the stock of groceries and general
merchandise. This probably suffer
ed three-fourths loss.
Mr.. Lehman, manager Of the store
stated this morning that business
would be resumed as soon as repairs
could be completed.
This makes about the sixth fire this
summer on the Bowery. Although
this district is mile from the fire
station, the department has in every
case reached the scene in time to pre-
vent great loss.
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Knnsns City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Aug. 20.-CATTLE
Receipts, 1900; steady. Native
steers $4OO@6.25; southern steers
$2.75lb415; southern COWS, $4,000
$40; native COWS and helfers, 5000
$500; stockers and feeders, $3.50
@4,6O; bulls, $2OO@3,25; calves
$2.5O65.75; western fed steers
$3.5Oa6.1O; western fed cows, $2,OO
@A25.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000; steady
Muttons, s4.5O@5.5O; lambs, 5000
675O; range wethers, S4.509G.O0;
fed ewes, S4.25@5.5O.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
rIARKET REPORTS.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Aug. 20
Cattle receipts during the present
month, are running much lighter
than the corresponding period a year
ago, and II the same proportion OF
decrease continues IT viii no doubt
have very beneficial effect an the
! market situation, as the wceks go
by. The tendency on well finished
corn fed cattle has been steadily up
ward recently. One string of choice
exporters sold tuesday at $500,
eQuallng the high price Of the year
Grass killing steers, however, which
are coming literally at present are
neglected, and no dooubt, they viii
continue to sell az good discount
throughout the Western season. The
demand Is strong for all classes Of
butcher COWS and hoifers, in fact
prices are 10 to 15c higher for the
week, with the outlook reasonably
good for the future. Generous rains
throughout the entire corn belt, prac-
tically insuring bumper" corn
crop, as well as putting grass in good
condition has helped the stocker and
feeder market wonderfully. The
country demand has shown mark
I'D lmnrovemont and salesmnn have
been enabled to boost prices to theI
extent Of 25c to 4Oc per cwt. compar-
ed with the low prices Of ten years
ago.
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short visit with his wife, who Is
spending the summer In Amarillo for
her health.
A, l., Conrad, now auditor OF the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at To
peka, Kan, went down to Canyon to-
day,
Roy and Mildred Warrington came
In from Nocona this morning for q
visit with their sister, Miss Pearl
Warrington.
G, II, Chamault and c, r, Cham
! ault of Tcxlco, spent Sunday In AM
aNillo, en- route from Tucumcarl ~,
NJ.
Mr.. Tullas Is reported TO DO very
near death. lie is at his ranch
northwest Of town and has been dan
gerously III for about two weeks,
c. A. Reed, of DcnIson, Tex was
visitor at the Daily Panhandle Of
flee this morning. IIcis here taking
look at the great Panhandle.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ c, Mobiles and
Miss Iva Mobiles left this morning for
Roswell, where they viii spend sew
eral days,
Miss Emma Tullas. who has been
taking a special course at the Pea
body Normal, Nashville Tenn has
returned to be at the bedside Of her
father.
Miss Addie Trick returned from
Dallas yesterday with her sister, and
will leave for Oklahoma City today
to finish buying goods for her moth
ers Plalnview store.
MIR. and Mrs. Mably, Of Lubbock
left this morning for their home.
Mrs. Mably has been visiting in At
lanta, Ga, and stopped in Amarillo
for few days with Mr., and Mrs,
VIM. Lay,
Mr.. Shelby OF Vernon, was vlsi- |
tor In Amarillo yesterday. Mr., Shell
by is Il student at the State Uniyer-
sity and Is spending part Of his vaca-
ton In getting acquainted with this
part of the great Panhandle,
The family of Mr.. Mart Robertson
came up from their ranch, on Thurs
day and left on the afternoon train
for Amarillo whore the young ladies
will attend school this fall and win
trr-TeXlco Trumphet.
Mrs. Tom A Mnten and daughter
have been visiting Mrs, r, +, Melee.
Mrs. Minter and her husband, now
deceased, lived in Amarillo for many
years, and have a number of friends
among tho older citizens of the town.
They leave this evening for their
home in Guthrie, King county.
w. NJ, Shelby, of Hot Springs, Ark
spent today in Amarillo, and while
here paid the boys in the Panhandle
Office n pleasant call. Mr. Shelby
was returning from the Topographic
cal Union convention at Colorado
Springs. where he went as a delegate
from No, 57i Hot Springs was the
successful candidate for the 1907
convention over several other cities,
among them Indianapolis Mr.. Shell
by stated that the convention was
the best and most largely attended
ever held and expects the 'O7 to be
still better The Board of Trade in
Hot Springs has donated $4,000 to
aid in entertaining the delegates,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Chicago live Stock,

Chicago, Aug. 2O.-CATTLE-Rc-
coipts, 10000; steady to strong.
Bccycs, $3.9Oa6.75; cows and
hcifers, $1.25@5.25; stockers and
feeders, $2.5Od44O; Texans, 1915
N4.6O; westerns, S3.70@5.25;
calves, $5,OO@7OO.
SHEEP-Rcceipts, $4,000; strong
Sheep $3.25@j.iO; lambs, $4.759
500.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

Judge Veale of Amarillo, stopped
off for a day or two in this city for
the first of the week. lie was on his
way to the convention and while
here was busy receiving the congrat-
ulatlons Of his friends or his success
full campaign for Senator Deckers's
seat in the State Senate. lie has won
the race by a popular vote over Sen
ator Decker. His popular vote in the
district, which IS composed Of 40
counties, is 40, while the convention
vote gave him majority OF Az
votes, This was a very close race,
and he has good reasons to feel good
over the result, as his opponent,
Senator Decker, Is very able man
and quite popular throughout the
district Judge Veale. however, in
the opinion of this paper, will prove
to be a worthy successor to Senator
Decker, and will reflect credit upon
the Goth Senatorial district.-Wich-
tia Times.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
MONDAY.

Leland Kirk is in Canyon today.
AL Popham came in from White
deer today.
r. 9. sowder has returned from a
trip TO Kansas City.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Chicnro Grnin Market.

Chicago, Aug. 2O,-WHEAT-Sop.
tcmber, 711s a &c; December, TAX
a lac.
CORN-Septembcr, 4Sc; Deem
Der, 44&c.
OATs--September, 20%c; Deccm-
Der, sic
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
SATURDAY.

Sam Morris is In Canyon today.
w. C. Winston, OF Roswell, was in
town yesterday.
Il. II. Wheelock, OF Lubbock, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Tucker, OF Dallas, arrived yes
terday for a stay In Amarillo.
]. NJ, Redfearn, was over from
Canyon yesterday,
Steve Trlgg Is over from his Car
son county ranch today,
j, P. Snyder, the Hereford land
man, was in Amarillo yesterday,
Mel Thompson left this morning
for points on the Pecos Valley.
Miss Leonn Wltherspoon, of Here
ford, is visiting friends in Amarillo,
Judge Wallace is expected back
from the convention at Dallas today.
Mrs. NJ. N. Armstrong and children
OF Tascosa, were IN Amarillo yestor-
day,
u. D. Smith and II. NJ. Galloway
were swisher county visitors in Am
arillo yesterday
c. A. Clauranch, prominent
ranchman OF Bovina, was in ANA
rillo yesterday.
e. A. Cartwright returned yestcr-
day from Ut. Worth Corpus Christi
and other points.
Mr., Pancoast Is a Kansas farmer
who arrived today for look at the
great Panhandle.
], S. Gnstin, OF Texola, Okla. ar
rived this morning to look after Pan
handle investments
John w, Dees, of the Lone Star
Land Company at Panhandle, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. o. w Dean, Of Hereford, Isl
Mrs. ]. c. Reese and attend
ing the encampment.
G. N. Wllkle, the photographer,
left on plcture-taking trip to Here
ford this morning.
Mrs. j N. Cole, who has been Wis
ting friends in Amarillo, returned toI
Canyon this morning
Miss Rea Miller, of Dallas, Tex,
was over from Canyon, where she Is |
spending tho summer.
Captain ]. NJ. Kindred returned
this morning from tho Republican
at III Paso.
Mrs. r, b. NewcoGe has returned
from several weeks visiting at Sher-
man and Mineral Wells.
Mrs. c. IL. Letwich will arrive this !
evening from Texico, where she has
been spending several weeks.
Mrs j. l.. Howell Jr., of Canyon,
came up for the ball game and
stopped with Miss Ethel Roland.
Miss Annie Hendrix, OF this city, Is
visited the family of II. w. Taylor at
Clarendon Sunday.
Mr.. II, Il. Smith, Of Lee G Smith,
will leave tomorrow for the north
and east in the interest of his bust
ness.
The Misses Shaughnessey, of Fort
Worth, are visiting their brother,
Frank Shaughnessey on n. Pierce
street.
Miss Fannie Williamson, who has
been visiting Mrs. o, X. Gilyln, re-
turned yesterday to her home in
Bellevue,
Captain Baker, deputy revenue col
ector, ives in the city yesterday He
has taken the place Of Andy Nc
Campbell,
]. w. Rush, S. f. Flores and Mrs.
Rush and Mrs. Flores went to ANA
lilo on business Tuesday-Tulia
standard
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kensey and Mrs.
u. j. Kensey of Sherman. Texas are
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Gullke on Fill
more street
A gentleman was In Amarillo yes
erday arranging dates for Grabill.
he prohibition orator, who will
peak in few weeks.
n. w, Gibbs. of the Cheyenne
state Bank, at Cheyenne. Okla, is in
own today en- route home from visits
n stratford and Dalhart.
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An old man who had been

IN Old man WHO VFU UYHH n
peckcd all his married hfe
about to die, Ills vito concluded IN
she ought to offer him some consol(
ton, and said: John, You are aboA
TO go, but / will follow YOU" Il
suppose so, Mandy" said the old man
weakly, but so far as | am CON
cerncd, you needn't DO in any blam-
ed hurry about IT,"
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st. Louis Wool.

st. Louis, Aug. 2O.-Wool, steady.
Territory and western medium, 90
Z2Sc; fine medium, 100 zoe; fine,
1iN17C.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

Mr.. Speltz, who lives west of town
left Saturday for Honey Grove. in re-
Spouse to telegram, saying his
brother was dangerously i'll.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

l., A. Strand was Hereford Wis
itor In town yesterday.
s. J. Dodson was up from Here
ford yesterday evening on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lynch OF Paris are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. l..
Dohoney.
George Lambeth returned today
from visit at his old home in
Cooper, Texas.
W. II. Greenwood, the I. c. s. man,
arrived this morning from Dallas
and points south on the Denver
Ben Grimm OF Fort Worth, is in
town today on one of his trips for
Meyer Bros. Drug Co.
n. t. Groom. son OF the man from
whom Groom took its name, is in
town today.
c. p. Roberts and wife OF TT,
Worth are here with view OF locat-
Ing.
Mrs. B. T. Dickson. of Seymour, Is
enjoying a few days visit in Anna
rillo.
Mr.. Brown popular lumberman
OF Texlco is In the city with his
bride.
Harry, Garrett. OF Carlsbad, N. NJ.
is in Amarillo with the view OF To-
eating mere.
DIR. Robertson, OF Hereford. Is
transRctlng business in Amarillo to-
day.
Judge Boyd came up from Here
ford yesterday with his family who
left for Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Britain, of Dali
las, are visiting their brother, d. l..
Britain, OF this city
Taz Connally returned yesterday
from prospecting trip to Melrose
and points in New Mexico.
Mrs. Adelia Williamson and hor
children are visiting in stcphenyille.
They will return next week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Turner, OF
Atlanta, Ga, are visiting Mrs. Tur-
ner's sister, Mrs Henry Bishop,
j. w. Eberhart, OF Eberhart G. !
Human, Wyoming, H.. is in ANA
rillo today with several homeseekers.
Frank A. sewell, OF Pampa. Tex,
YVES visitor at the Daily Panhandle
once yesterday,
Judge Terrell. one Of TT. Worth's
best men, is In the city with his wife
and lnother-in-law, Mrs. Bollin.
Mrs. E. w. Morris, daughter and
son. OF Wichita Falls, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. H. Pitman at coo Har-
risong
T. 7. Vial. manager OF the COP
struction camp in the Canyon along
the p V. lines, was in town yester-
day.
w, b. Hutchinson. OF Tulla, Swish
or county was In town yesterday
on route home from trip north
and east.
J l.. Montgomery a real estate
man OF Wyanet. H., left yesterday
evening after weeks business trip
Through the Panhandle.
Hubert S. Collier. of the bank at
was transacting business
and visiting friends in Amarillo this
Rev. r. A. Hall. Methodist min
lister at stratford, was In Amarillo
this morning en- route for Elada, mi
III, where his wife is seriously III,
$. r. Newbold, manager ~ the
Panhandle Lumber CO., here, is in
Pampa today on business connected
with the frm at that place.
c. r. Stay, the Groom business
man; James Boswell. and DR., d. d.
swearingen. are over from Groom
today.
VIII White. of Cooper. arrived
this morning to visit his brother,
John d. White. and get acquainted
with the Panhandle.
Misses Trulie Works. Patrick,
Bonnie Works, and Mesdames NJ II.
Tudor and H. Brewer. went to the
Palo Duro Club today.
Misses Thenia and Susie Spell and
Martha Bold who have been visit
ne E. s. Burgess and family LEFT
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New York Money Market.

New York, Aug. 20.-Money on
call, firm, 3% a 500; mercantile pa
per- So Y a &c; bar silver. 66Ac.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
st. Louis SHELTER.

st, Louis Spclter.-Spcltcr, quiet,
$5.9O65.92iA.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
New York Lead and Conner

New York, Aug, 2O.-Lead quiet
$J.7j; copper firm, 1870.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-28
CHARLTON.

Charlton, July 26-The Chautauuua
grounds are being put into readiness
for the meeting, which begins Satur-
day. The large and commodious tent
Is being put up this week. The daily
programs will be represented with
first class talent, in fact the best the
money can get.
James Beaman of Lucas was bust
ness caller In the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hawkins Of Luz
cas-, We're shopping in the city Wednes-
day.
Grant Perrick of Derby, was BUSH
ness caller in the city yesterday.
N. B. Branner had the misfortune
to lose a very fine and valuable horse
Tuesday night, which fell into a well
in the pasture and was drowned.
George Fancher made a bushes trip
to Lucas Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Eavns Of Oska :
loosa, visited in Charlton yesterday,
with friends, while enroute to Leon.
The Misses Blanche Baker and Myr-
tie Bell of Lucas, were in the city yes
terday.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, July 27--The auction sale
of the real estate of +. M. Waynlck
yesterday afternoon was a grand sue
cess. The sale of all amounting to
about $4,000. The brick business block
was sold to Herman Steinbaugh for
$4,000. The residence of Mr.. Waynick
brought, $1,000. Peter Vail being the
lucky bidder. The Irvinson Waynick
homestead was sold to Nelse Peterson
for $4,000. The sixty lots In the new
addition. averaged about Sis each, and
were sold to different parties, who
took from one to eight lots.
Will Vent returned Thursday from
Canada. and will remain here for about
two months, when he will return to
that country.
Dr. T. p Stanton left last evening to
join his wife in visit at Fairfield.
Riley Wilson of Chicago. travelling
auditor for the Burlington, is spending
few days with his mother. From
here he goes to Centerville, Illinois,
where he will be the freight agent.
Clement McCollough has returned
from a trip through Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. r. t. Pepper returned
Thursday morning from their visit at
Petoskay Michigan. They report a
most delightful trip.
Master Harold Whitfield had the
misfortune to fall and break his right
arm the first of the week by falling
out of a swing. just a few weeks ago
he fell and broke his left arm.
Miss Alma Clay gave a lawn picnic
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to transact business and visit friends
Charles Beogel of Marengo, was a
visitor In the city Thursday.
DR. w. w. NeWsome of South Eng
lish, was transacting business here the
last of the week.
John M. Van Tuyl Of Webster, was
looking after business matters here
Thursday.
Raymond Richardson Is visiting rel
atives and friends In Ottumwa.
Recent patrons of the marriage Ii
office are as follows: Frank M. Head
aged rs, and Laura M. Shaw. aged %;
Fred Doggett 18, and Grace Helen
Doggett, aged II.
Fred Doggett and Grace Helen Dog
gett of Hedriek were united in holy
matrimony at the office of Justice t.
M. Adams, on last Thursday afternoon.
They returned to their home the same
evening.
Miss Alice Williams returned home
from Belle Plaine last Thursday.
G. M. Brown made a business trip
over the south part Of the county last
Wednesday.
The fourth quarterly conference IT
the M. p. church will be held here next
Sunday. In the evening the presiding
elder, Rev. H. N. Smith, will conduct
the union services in the park.
Miss Bessie Miller returned to her
home In Otumwa. on last Wednesday
after short visit at the home of Miss
Adele Priest. -
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members of the committee visited the
locality and found the project de-
serving one for the expenditure of
limited amount They therefor einsert-
ed in the next bill an appropriation OF
$4,000 for it.
"This instance is one Of consider
able number In which claims for ap-
preparations as condition of support
for the bill has been turned down.
1.-THE rule is strenuously observed
that each project shall be considered
upon it's merits. There is, of course,
danger of mistake in the inclusion
of an item that is not altogether wor-
thy, but the danger of error is certain
ly not greater, nor yet as great, as in
other branches of public expenditure
There Is movement on foot to Sc
cure larger appropriations for rivers
and harbors. 1t has been greatly slim
ulated by the National Rivers and
Harbors congress. which met at
Washington last January and was
made up of very representative body
of men in which there were delegates
from thirty-four states. At this con-
vention committee was appointed to
promote the objects of the congress-
l trust that this will result in more in
telligent information upon the subject
and a potent movement for generous
treatment of national waterways. At
the same time, the greatest care must
be taken to prevent unworthy schemes
from receiving recognition. think,
however, that we can take care OF
Them"