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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

800 600 worth of eggs were laid and
sold there last year.
American golfers defeated the Brit
ishers in the internationa golf match
q the city of Mexico.
The State Capital at Albany, n. Z,
on which $4,000, 900 has been expended,
is said to be crumbling.
over 100 divorce DEGREES were is
sued in California during the six
months ending December 81.
Novelist Dixon predicts a war of the
races in America and advocates the
Punishment of the blacks.
New York hotels are taxed to their
capacity to provide accommodations
for a great influx of strangers.
The art collection of the late Irving
NJ. Scott of San Francisco is to be
sent to New York to be auctioned off.
Admiral Van Reypen's son commit
ted suicide in New York. He was the
leader of the younger Yale set there.
DR.. Brooks of Smith Observatory,
Geneva, \. Y, discovered, on January
-, new comet ir the northwestern
sky.
Col. Filmer. commanding the First
Regiment, National Guard of Califor-
MIA. has been placed on the retired
list.
Cuba is to send a handsome gift to
Alice Roosevelt. The Senate passed
an appropriation of s25, 900 to make the
purchase.
The actual outlay for the war from
beginning to end for Japan was $685.
100000 for the army. and 100000, 600 for
the navy.
Sir Henry Irving's estate is to be
divided equally between his two sons
and Mrs. David B. Aria. woman
journalist
Marquis de la Nina Chief Equerry.
goes to London on behalf of the Span
ISL king to demand King Edwards
consent to the marriage of the Span
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06
Tue WORLDS NEWS
FROM LAST FILES

1t is said that John D. Rockefeller
is in France.
Dowie is said to have given his
wealth to Zion
A British doctor says that a micro5e
is the cause of paralysis.
Grover Cleveland. it is said, contem /.
plates moving to California
August Belmont Jr., has married
Miss Alice de Goicouria Of New York
Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco was
stopped in Los Angeles for fast auto
ing.
A Preach archeologist has discovered
an ancient city of the Mayais in Qua
temala.
King Alfonso met the Princess Ena.
his future wife. and her mother at
Biarritz.
The Lackawanna Ry. is to eliminate
the famous horseshoe curve in the AL
Ieghanies.
Union Pacific directors are divided
as to how profits of $96. coo. 900 shall be
distributed.
Walter Hobart of San Francisco was
thrown from his polo pony and seri-
ously injured.
The German emperor will send a
bracelet to Miss Roosevelt for her we'd
ding present
Over a thousand criminals under in
erty in Chicago.
The remains of General Joe Wheeler
were wrapped in the Union and the
Confederate colors.
Sonoma county records show that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06
TODAY'S MEETING
OF WOMAN'S BOARD

The February meeting of the Wo-
man s Board will be held in the chapel
of Central Union church today at 2:30
p. m.
Reports of Hawaiian and japanese
work will be given and report from
Lima Kokua.
The study in Japanese life considers
the topics, "Forces in Conflict sub
divided, "Japan's Spiritual Poverty, :"
- Power of Regenerated Lives and
"'Our Unique Opportunity" Chairman
of reading circle, Miss Anna Paris
The ladies of the Board gladly well
come to the pleasure and profit of these
meetings strangers as well as friends
Who are interested in mission work
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06
A GROWTH OF PUBLIC SPIRIT.

feared the entail estates
of
the bulk of
Marshall Field and Charles T. Yerkes did 1t is remarkable
Mr. Carnegie
nearly
who had
kin tmigh
ofra
to Rockefeller his
makeh in
the
wi him benevolent public spirit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

ish ruler to Princess Ena of Batten
berg.
A report filed by the Master in Chan
Gerry with Judge Kohlsaat of Chicago
practically puts Understanding bust
ness at an end.
The largest single consignment OF
gold from South Africa. landed al
Southampton on January p, was val
ueI at 81 $4,000.
During the months of July, Augus1
and September, last year 1908 passen-
gers on railway trains in the United
States We're killed.
Rev c. c. Ware was convicted by
an Omaha jury on charges of conspira-
cy TO defraud the government by means
of fraudulent land entries.
Stanley Spencer the noted English
aeronaut, died at Malta. In 1902 he
made a flight over London in an air
ship of his own invention.
King Victor of Italy has commits
sfoned q y Ian jeweler to execute d
magnificent piece of jewelry to be
given Miss Roosevelt as wedding
present.
DIR Faul Dashiel, prominent in foot
ball matters, has been appointed to a
prcfC ssorship of mathcma tics at the
Naval Academy, with the rank OF
lieutenant.
Capt Dwight Aultman who since the
evacuation of Cuba by the American
forces has been instructor to the Gu
ban army, has been ordered to San
Francisco.
Mrs c. A. Garfield, wife of the mil |
lionaire oil magnate of Los Angeles, |
was murdered by a former coachman
because she refused to give him $500
on demand.
The Western Pacific Ry. has secured
an entrance to Salt Lake City. The
City Council permits the erection of a |
Union depot for the Western and the
Rio Grande roads.
A blow to the eXclusiveness of Bur-
lingame, California, has been given.
when the humble residents of the town
met and arranged to start a real town
with q city government.
Rev. Father O'Keefe of Towson II
Md, the last surviving brigade chap
lain of the Confederate armies, is dead.
He was attached to Mahones brigade
Of the army of Northern Virginia
ne DONdSeT fLIIlpfSSS Oh emma mas 4
cent to the American Legation at Pc
king number of wedding presents for
Miss Roosevelt. The presents consist
# costly jewels, silks and ermine II
'obes.
Six hundred physicians are to sail on
chartered steamship from Cher
,ourg in April to test the hundred
i'd methods of overcoming seasick-
less submitted to the notice of the
eague.
The skeleton of Enoch Holloway, the
st white man to enter the fertile
North Fork country of Colorado was
found recently The man was killed
BY Indians. The skeleton had lain I'M
discovered for thirty years.
The Korean ruler is not yet recon-
lied to the Japanese protectorate and
ails to grasp the situation. He re-
used to grant a farewell audience to
he retiring American Minister. Mr..
Morgan, who passed through Honolulu
ecently.
F.. F. Bunkers, survivor of the Va
encia wreck scores the steamship
company for it's lack of many appli-
Lnces that might have saved lives. He
ays the plugs for the bottoms of the
,oats would not fit, and the life pre-
ervers were made of tule reeds in
tead of cork.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

Advertiser all
publ and 0 the
follow
holdings
believe held
of a neigh s family
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

of This
United
to latentc a
herself
train
and people alike foreigners the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

of
Mr. Bulger's
Madame Pee might have been danger having license
the ederaIg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

The Chinese while a
h meals almost
places-are a spot. young
n i
This a reflection
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-06

in
in in of
which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
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Miss Winnie Clegg is visiting friends in Humphrey.
 Treasurer !. II. Shelby spent Fri day in Little Rock
 Mrs. $. A. Miller is visiting relit- lives and friends in Dewitt.
 Caudc Monk .has accepted i'oSl- ,ion as collector with the Graphic. Mayor E. P. Toney of Lake Village was a Saturday visior to Pine Bluif W. R. Pope of Monticello is visiting his brother, w. C. Pope, in this city. Mr. and Mrs Chapman have return -ed from q visit to relatives in Mlss1s- sippi.
 Harry Rosenberg is spendins two weeks at the Arlington hotel ln Hot Springs.
 Miss Ora,ie Reeves left Friday morn ing for Eureka Springs to spend the summer.
 w. R. stewart of Greenville, Tex, is visiting his daughter. Mrs. W. ;.
 
 Ballard.
 Miss Cora Mabel Stewart ot Hot Springs is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. s. Ballard.
 Mrs. C. II. Bolineer and son, Noet, gre visiting Dr. D. C. Walt and family O A1heimer,
 Mrs. F. F. Hyslop returned home Friday after a two weeks visit to relatives in Texas. Miss Fannie Roberts of Wabbaseka is in the city, the suset Of Capt ana Mrs. N. T. Roberts.
 I. P. Shelby spent Friday in Little i Rock. on business connected With hls pavement interests.
 F. H. Hummer of the Morning Courier was confined to his bed Ell Cav and Saturday.
 Mrs. $. M Dickey and daughter Miss Edith are making short visit to friends in St, Louis.
 Mrs John Lewis has returned to Ter home at Newport, after a Nlslt 10 her parents in Lakeside.
 Nr. A. W. Lowe returned to this city Friday afternoon from ie" days visit visit to relatives.
 Capt. and Mrs x. T. Roberts will leave Monday for Humphrey tor a weeks fish and hunting trip,
 Miss Ida Bell has gone to \ashVlll aud Columbia Tenn, for visit ot i; month to friends and relatives.
 Miss Williams of Clio was the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

S.9 Saturday morning, the stage being the same as for the previous three days.
 -Nou may have missed the fifteen hour sale Saturday. you still have an for ten hours Monday. Murphy Martin Dry Goods company.
 ID. Y. Parnell who conducts a gro cerN store in. the west portion of this city was out Saturday after several days illness.
 Furnished room for rent. Old Fourth avenues. with bath and all n.odern conveniences. Call on P. M. Brides, a2G Walnut.
 --The street ear track is now had across Fourth avenue on Main street so that cars can pass and passengers do not have to transfer.
 For manicnrin@, shampooing, halr dressing. hair bleached or dyed or ar hGcial hair, see Miss Minnie Kin ser. at the Grand Leader
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store. corner Main and Seventeenth Fresh groceries and meats of. all kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 The Spooner Dramatic company will be at Forest park Monday, June | opening 9 d. m "Business is Bus mess
 -Wanted-A good man to travel Expenses advanced. Salary SEQ a week. Staple line j. E. MeBradN and company, manufacturers, Chlca SO.
 Wanted timers and tin uerS' helers. also cornice helpers tol outside work Apply to foreman ne" ear shops Cotton Belt railway, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Wanted Local men ln ever! j,wu in the United States to dlstllo Ute advertising matter, no canvass tug: permanent, $3 daily. Harf. Coulris. Chicago.
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tI5n with the Cotton Belt railroad
 Key. W B. McCool of Grant county passed through this city Friday af- ttrnoon, cn route to Redtield to preach doctrinal sermons at that place,
 Mlr. J. E. Allen, the principal of the Sixth Avenue school leaves Sun day morning for Oklahoma where he will visit his brother for the summer mont hs.
 Miss Edna Stowal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stowell returned 10 this city Saturday morning from Mexico, Mo, where she has been at tending Hardin college.
 Miss Edith Swanson of Rison. who has been the guest of Misses Addie and Alma Roebuck, has gone to Arka, tielphia, to attend the commencement exercises of Ouachita college.
 Jim Holderness. brother of II 1. Ifoldef1fess of Holderncss FitzhUgh. returned 10 this city Saturday morQ- ins lu accept a position with Ander- son-Meyer, bnt left to go to Fordyce.
 Mrs. Julia Welch has returned from a visit to Missouri, and is at the home of her sister, Mrs Ruth Foster, on East Second Mrs. Wclch was 4ite i'll upon her return home, but was reported better Saturday,
 Contractor Fleet Jones and J, II EzeH will leave for Colorado Monday where Mr. Jones goes to build q mill ing plant for the Eureka Mining com p;Glly, i'll which J. H. Ezel and his father. l. B. EZell. are interested
 Thurman McCammon. who graduat <, ed here this year. came up 10 this cit ' Friday morning from his home d l Hamburg He will spend q few days with relatives in this city before hC goes to Annapolis, where he will eu ter the naval academy.
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REAL ESTATE
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Ella V. Chestnut 10 Clara b. f'e's lee lot }. block x. Gibson aodie''" to Pine Bluff: consideration, s"'''
 C. II. l'riplelt to A. $. Mooh' lo1 hlock 22, Woodruff's addition 'o fn's Bluff. consideration. $50.
 I.ouvenia Moon to A. $. Mooh, '''
 block 22. Woodruffs $ addition W Pine Bluff: consideration, Sloo,
 Manuel Moon to A. $ Moon, 'o' II hlock p, Woodrufr's addition to f''e Puff, cnsiderat ion, $l.
 Nannie Moon 10 A. $. oon' lo' V block 22, Woodruff's addition to r''i' Bluff consideration, $100.
 .]oln Moon to A. $. Moon, 'ot ' block 22, in Woodruff's addition 0 Pine Bluff: consideration, $lOo.
 Rachel C. Smith to Wm. Pilklns'oh' east half of block 3. Monks ada'1i''' tc Pine Bluff consideration. $soo'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
MEMORIAL DAY IN MEXICO.

Mexico City. June l.-Memorial Day was observed here by the local G A. R. post, which decorated the graves of American soldiers in the United States national cemetery, where rest the remains of many sol diers who lost their lives during the war of the North American invasion The Grand Army post then escorted American Ambassador Thompson to Chapultepec park, where he laid a handsome wreath on the monnnRnt 10 the Mexican cadets who were kill cd in resisting the storming of cas-, tie during that war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

eues1 of Mrs. Julia Gardner, 3l6 East Second avenue, Friday night
 D. Ritchey, a former citizen of Pine Emf. but now of Commerce, Texas, is here on d visit to his parents.
 W. Fl. Byrd of the J. B, Speers company returned Friday from hls weekly trip down the Cotton Belt.
 MT. James l.. Head. representing the Union Metallic Cartridge company Was ill the city Friday on business.
 Mrs. G. A. Habner and daughter will leave Sunday for visit to friends and relatives in DanVille, Ill. l.. Hartman. representing the Morse Cigar eompany of New lofk' was in the city Friday, calling on the trade
 Melbourne and Thomas Mccain went to Forrest City Saturday, for visi, of a month to relatives and friends.
 Mai. H. A. Mccoy returned Satur- dav morning from French LICK Springs, West Baden ind, much im- proved.
 Mir. C. B. oDonneI, southern superintpndent of Nelson Morris and company, was in the city Friday on business
 Rutl, Scales and Miss Helene GutZ- lan left Saturday afternoon for IIinasland to visit Dr. Charles Lelie aud family.
 Captain and Mrs. N. r. Roberts re turned to this city Saturday morning, where they have spent few days with frieuds.
 Mr. N. F. F'Grnz. representing the Winchester Repeating Arms company of New Haveu.. Conn, was in the city Saturday.
 Miss Clements, who taught at the first ward school during the past wear. returned Friday afternoon to her home at Reeves, Tenn.
 pr. R. C. Thompson returned home Friday evening from Little ROCK where he has been attending the state Republican convention,
 al,u MS. Currie of RlVes re trrned to their home Saturday morn ing. They vii return to this city next week to make it their home.
 ., o.1
 Word has been received from one ot Pine Bluh'S citizens NJ. Cans, tha he is now in Berlin, Germany, witt his wife and is doing nicely.
 Miss Amanda bye left for Searcy Ark. Saturday morning. Her man, friends will be sorry to learn tha she will not return. to Pine Bluff.
 Bruce Green, son of MT. and Mrs Clarence Green, left Thursday after noon to Mena Ark, to accept a posi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
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Y. w. Boyce deyotes his time to rents

Miss Nellie Molly is not any bet Ter today.
 Sacred concert at park Sunday al ternoen 3 to and to 9.
 Walkers Liver Tablets for sale only at BedellAs Pharmacy.
 All annual vehicle tax and privi- lege license expire May 31, 1906. Pay your vehicle tax and priv1- ,eee license on or before May ol.
 -.I. D. Miner company buy and sell real estate for cask only.
 -N. A. McAdams has accepted position with S. A. Rosenberg.
 If you want bargains Tn real estate call Oh ]. D. Milner company. If you want the cash for your n,operty. call on I. D. Milner com pany
 Furniture cheap for cash. See simnson and Webb Furniture com pany
 Big bargains in old dressers. See Simpson and Webb Furniture company.
 Moro bar@aius in remnants ol carnets. Simpson and Webb tufm- ture company.
 Still offering bargains i'll shife waist boxes. Simpson and "eoe TUT p;tnrc company.
 Henry Haizlip, who has pee" with Seawell and Ancrum the past week. has quit. Friday morning the last ol the o'o ,,ar,tain station was torn down and carried away
 -wanted-To buy a good, meo'oi''- s,zad second hand safe Aaa'ess' .eW." care Graphic
 Vbe first watermelons of the Se" con were in MarNBaer's snow "i' dow Friday afternoon.
 Tor sale-Horse. buggy ana ha' noss M Carter. at Simpson a'' wehh Furniture company.
 M,s Sandefur Currie is suHef'"S ..., badly injured hand, the result of sticking an ice pick through It. :, --Exceptional values for f'''' M
 ov at our ten hour sale Moho'' Murnhv. Martin Dry Goods co''ip''"S' Bargains and time to buy the" on Monday if you attend our 'e'' "'e' sa1e-Murphy- Martin Dry eoooS cum pany.
 The Arkansas river res's's'>
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

There will be an ice cream supper T the residence of MT. and Mrs. Ii. r. Martin on Monday evening, June 1 at o02. corner Fifth and Pine. for the benefit of the First Baptist chnrch Everyone cordially invited. \ good time assured to all those that attend Admission 1o cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
FOR RENT.

x room story house. 1903 west 9th ave, $20
 5 room house. 12l1 West 9th ave- sl.
 Store building 623 East 3rd, $lo. room house, 1911 West Sth, $lo' } room house. between Eth and St' ol Cedar, $15.
 NIT ROBERTS & SON..
 Abstracters and Real Estate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
Lace Curtain Sale

hosiery than ever before. Thls oe' partment is showing some fine par cains in ladies' and misses plain and lace black and white hose. It you have present or nea; future use come and buy these while the reduc' ed price is in force. At least come and examine the great amount of value we condense in a pair of hose
 RUCHiNG.
 Some very fine lines of these are offered at very low prices. All styles. eoiora and qualities,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

We offer the special reduction of 25 per cent off from every pair of lace, null, ruffed. swiss or boblnette curtains. None reserved The new uaterns are all included in this sweep ina reduction sale. All o; our lace he'd sets are included in the reduc- ticn.
 HOSIERY.
 Owina to the fact of our buying ex- fra laroe quantities direct from mills. the using this as leverage to force prices down. enables this store 10 dive you biaaer and better values on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
Miss Donaldson Sings.

Miss Donaldson will sing the offer t,ry at the evening service at the First Presbyterian church today,
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QUOTATIONS

QUOTATIONS Corrected daily by C. (. layiof and company. All cotton markets closed: holiday,
 Today Yesterday
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DRESS DUCK-9r Very desirable summer skirt mate fi,l. Neal colors ana very durable.
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Shirnering Silk Specials

OPALETTES-A nice wash fabric i'll white and colofs. showing an invlsl. ble check pattern. Regular 23c;' special ..=,=.... .............. lJd' -WlNE CuOTH-A good wash mate rial. loosely woven, yet durable. Reg
 Al of our silk special price con sessions of the past week are yet m fierce and we call especial attention to the silk remnant table, where big savinqs can be effected on waist or a skirt pattern.
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THIMBLES-1c All sizes. good. strong steel tli'n. hles Iust as useful as silver aud much cheaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

LINEN sHEETlNG-Our finest qual- ily of linen shooting, very deslfaoie for suits and skirts. Really worth si.25; q great value at the regular price of $ll5. yet greater value at oar special price of .......,.#..': :1'f
 FRENCH LAWN-Fine sheer soodS, r. inches wide, with a shlmmerihs finish similar to silk, A beautiful o,f,ijtv Chat sells regularly at "oc: special price .........#.#.'..'. = fe INDIA LAWN-4o inches Wide, pretty piece of goods. Regular pf'ce 25c; special ..........'='.'.. 1SC
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IRONING WAx-1c Great eopyeniencc for housekeepers m those doing any manner of lronlne-
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EToN DRESS SHlELDS-25c
 No sewing on. interchangeable, fastcns with bands around bust. Re uueed from soc.
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CREPE DE CHlNE-White, black, Gebt blue, pink, brown and reseda Regular price soc; special ,13c sHANTUNG PoNGEE--t'ood, sto'.s all silk goods for coats and coat suits. regular $l; special ........... -S3c BRILL,ANTINES- fine line i'll black. red, brown. navy. green ana gray. Regular price soc; spe-
 cial ..... ...... ..........4 42c
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LADIES' sKlRTs-$1.99 Wool Panama skirts. Elegant styies in popular colors. NaVS, black. and brown. Regular $2.3u
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TABLE LiNEN-Elepant l2inch wide, fnl grass bleached, aIl pure linen, handsome pattern, fine weight sold as Il great value re@ulatly at $2 90, ou. special sale price
 is ........ .................-$ $l.se NAPklNs-Iarge all linen, fine pat tern napkins, full bleached; regular per dozen $2.5o; special. .o3 NAPKiNS--l;ood size. good qi"litN, Regularly sells for Sl per dozen;
 special ...... ....=.. ...... ..79c NAPKINS-Nice size, nice quality, reeularly sold at 3nc per dozen:
 special ...... ...............4 .45c
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LINEN BRAID-1Oc 
 Sold bN the bolt in white and nat uraI. excellent dress trimming.
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MEMS NIGHT eowNs-37Hsc
 Made of good cambric, nicely trim. med with colored braid Reduced from 5oe.
Valentine Democrat., 1906-09-27
''MAN" FIRST, SAYS HEARST.
New Yorker Declares Parties Are of
Second Consideration.

William Randolph Hearst, in an ad-
dress before a large gathering at the
Orleans county On. Y.) fair Saturday,
urged his hearers to vote for the
'man and not for the party"
II venture to offer advice directly
TO the contrary to the advice of Sec
retary Shaw said he. Il urge every
Independent American citizen to con-
slider the welfare of his country first
and of his party afterward.
This is a time of serious impor-
tance to the nation. Great questions
press upon US for solution. Serious
dangers threaten our American form
of government Under such circum-
stances party name is of least impor-
tance, party platforms are of next i'm
portance, but most important Of all
are candidates, who, in themselves,
represent the issues and whose charac-
ter and record are such that they can
carry out the will of the people and
resist the influence of powerful inter-
eStS'