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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-12

Judge J l.. MeAny Of Houston ar.
rived sunday 10 visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thurman Of
Macy were in the city yesterday.
Marriage license has been issued
10 J. &. Long and Dovie Holland.
The commissioners court met yes
terday AS board Of equalization.
District Attorney J. NJ Ralston Of
Cameron was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Loving Of Waco Is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Higgs.
Miss Clara Newton OF Austin Il
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. W. +. As
tin.
Miss Rachel Levy Of Navasota IL
the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel
Levy.
Russell Watkins came up from
Houston Sunday for commence
ment.
W II Bell left on a business trip
Sunday for the wooten Bottling
Works.
e. f. Brogdon OF Fort Worth was
the guest OF relatives In this city
Sunday.
Miss Morgan of Marlin is the guest
of J. X. Robertson and family at
College.
Mrs. Is. =. Wilson and children Of
Dickinson are guests Of Mrs. X V.
Kernole.
Chas. KnoblAueh was here from
san Antonio Sunday aud went to
DR.. B.V. Ellis Of Paris is here vis-
itiug relatives aud enjoying COM
Mrs. ). A. Zimmerman aud Mrs.
;. w. Edge were visitors from Reli-
ance yesterday.
Rabbi Henry Cohen Of Galveston
was ia the city yesterday, the guest
of Samuel Levy.
Rev. +. l.. shettles Of Timpson
has joined his wife In a visit 20
friends in this city.
Mrs. Price Of Montgomery arrived
yesterday for the villa Maria COM
exercises.
Mr. aud Mrs. August Prinzel and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gus HIM were visitors
from Kurten yesterday.
Dr. W. n. oliver, president OF the
old fair association, reports that no
bids have been received for the prop.
erty which is advertised for sale
elsewhere iu the Eagle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-12

Miss Ida May Griffith Of Dallas is
the guest OF Miss Monte Adams
Hon. J W. Blake Of Dallas is at
tending the commencement exercises
at the \ aud VI College.
Geo. G.. Chance returned sunday
from Austin. where he has been at
tending the State University.
For sale Cheap-My buggy and
horse. Can be seen at Hunnicutt's
stable. Fred + Pryor. i6i
Mrs. A. B. Carr Jr and children
left Sunday for Houston 10 join Me-.
Carr and make their home.
W. r. Ball aud daughters, Misses
Mary Belle and Madame, OF Tabor
were IN the city yesterday.
Hardy Newton was here from
Houston sunday. accompanied by
]. n. williamson that city.
Jack Lswless, ! Il. Shepherd, c,
A. Buchanan ana j. II. Lloyd We're
here from Kurteu yesterday.
Rev. j.. l.. Crane left for WaNa-
hachi. yesterday 90 attend the Chris
tidu Church state convention.
Judge CT. stevens was here from
Liberty 20 attend villa Maria Acad-
envy commencement last night.
Miss Mary Kacser returned sun
day from Austin, where she has been
attending the State University.
Mrs. Ben Higys returned sunday
from Fort Worth, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Annie smith.
Mrs. Lasra Hoppe returned from
Houston yesterday, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Samuel FAINT.
G.. c. Street Jr. is here from Hou,-
ton TO JON his wife in a visit to rela-
tivos aud attend commencement.
Mrs l.. b. Lorraine and daughter,
Miss Lottie, Of Hampstead are guests
Of MIR. aud Mrs. }. W. Hamilton.
Mrs. VIII Kinney returned to Eu-
mis- Sunday, accompanied by Masters
T. p. Boyett Jr. and John oliver
Tabor.
Prof. &. ;. Potts mas gone 10 Aus
tin 10 deliver the annual alumni adj.
dress at the State University com.
mencement.
Misses Alma Nash aud Lillian Cox
OF Waco aud DR.. J. X. Nichols OF
Terrell are guests Of Mrs. +. 1. Garth
aud family.
Father Kirwin and Father Murphy
arrived from Galveston yesterday 10
attend the Villa Maria commence
ment exercises last night.
There will be = meeting OF Brazos
Union Lodge No. i29. A. F. aud A.
NJ, tonight at o'clock for work in
the third degree.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-12

The eigntyear-old son OF a man
named Ives was drowned In the Colo
RADIO river near Austin.
A gas well with an estimated daily
output OF 100000 cubic feet has been
brought In near Lawton,
Lee Christmas. an American. was
shot 90 death by an unknown man az
Puerto Cortez. Honduras.
Wabash railway officials deny that
an insane telegraph operator az An.
drews. Ind. held up traffic.
The body OF George T. Parker. a for.
mer citizen OF Oklahoma. was found In
a wagonyard az Victoria. Tex.
Crown sheet OF a Texas and Pacific
locomotive blew out az Topaz. Tex.
Fireman McFadyn was killed.
As result OF wreck on Georgia rail
road near Augusta Engineer Blackburn
and Fireman Morris died from scalds.
In an amateur baseball game at Mus.
kogee Claude Camp. a catcher, was lift
over the heart by a foul tip, soon dy'
ing.
Pioneer Telephone company's build
ing al Oklahoma City viii be five sto
roes and basement. and cost tl25,-
600.
In broad daylight, on Madison street,
Chicago. one man held J. A. Bohannon
while another robbed him. Both were
arrested.
At window, Tex. copperhsad
snake bit Mrs. W. J. Goodman on
hand. For twelve hours her condition
was precarious.
Gambling houses Of Ardmore were
raided. thirty.five arrests made and
paraphernalia burned. All pleaded
guilty. and were fined.
y. d. Coburn declined the United
States senatorahip, rendered him BY
Governor Hoch Of Kansas. The gov.
srnor has appointed A. w. Benson
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

l.. h. Kern left Sunday for Hous-
ton.
J. A. Myers spent yesterday In
Dallas.
Judge Doremus visited Hearne
yesterday.
Mrs. II. h. welch Is visiting in
Waxahachie.
VIII Payne Of Edge was In the
city yesterday.
All trimmed millinery at cost at
Mrs. Proctor's. i6l
V. G. Marek was here from Mar
lin yesterday.
Nice Irish potatoes at ID. Mikes
at 25c bucket. leo
9. A.Glenn Of Stone City was In
town yesterday.
George Nicol is here from Houston
visiting relatives.
Mis- DollIe Carr returned Sunday
from San Antonio.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Collier returned from
Houston yesterday
WI. Zulch came over from Will
low Hole yesterday.
Frese shipment OF Nunnally's can
dies at Howell Bros. 100
r. n. Royder was visitor from
Wellborn yesterday.
Fresh shipment Of cakes and
cracker at Howell Bros. leo
l.. +. Allen OF Marlin Is at College
enjoying commencement.
Aubra Rhodes Of Houston is visit
ing relatives In this city.
Or. Bert Barlow Of Willow Hole
was in the city yesterday.
Giles Rhodes was the guest % rel
atives ia this city Sunday.
pF Claude Searcy was a visitor
from Hampstead yesterday.
]. +. Payne aud children were Wis
itors from Bench.ey sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-12
FOR SALE.

The Central Texas Fair Associa-
ton VIII receive bids on is property,
CONSISTING Of about fifty acres Of land
ana improvements. An bids 10 be
sealed aud delivered to u. A. Burger.
secretary Of the association. and
must be accompanied by u check for
At least ~ per cent % the amount 81
thePbid The association reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
No bids will be- received after We'd
nesday, June l8.
iol W. II. oliver, President.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-12

Jeh Biassingame. negro living
out near Ro-prim, cut hls throat last
"wednesday aud died Sunday The
act was probably due 90 despondeu-
cy, as u Il said the negro was con-
fined 20 nis bed with consumption
aud had been ill for a long time. The
members Of the family were uut on
the gallery when be cut himself aud
hearing noise, went aud found
what be bad done. II j. stated that
lie told them goodbye At that time.
The valuable hotel property Of
Mrs Ada G. Wallace, formerly Of
this city WAS destroyed By fire last
Thursday night az Waurika, Okla,
Mrs WalIaee's present hoEe. The
loss J. partially covered By insur-
ance. Mrs. Wailace's sous, Homer
and NJ. L., are now IN this city. both
having been stu dents OF the Allen
Academy during the session just
closed
Liberal reward Tor information as
TO the whe/abouts Of one black and
white spotted hound dog. Left home
sunday. June 3; name on collar,
"Jno. NJ. Caldwell, Bryan, Texas. "
Also one light brown hound dog,
branded (O) on side with Nv. h..
Cole, Bryan. Texas. on collar. Ad.
dress Jno. N. Caldwell, Bryan, Tex
as. 1871
{. ;. Jones and W. d Yardley Of
Harvey were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Field Of Calvert and
Mrs. Hardy Of Hearne attended the
villa Maria commencement exer-
cises last night. They were accom-
panied by Miss Ann Hardy and
Miss Hazel Wood Of Hearne.
The commencement exercises OF
villa Maria Academy were held last
night. aud a report OF the exercises
will appear In tomOrro~'s issue. The
result Of the award Of honors aud
distribution Of medals and premiums
IL published elsewhere in the Eagle
this morning.
Mr.. I. J. White preached an ex-
cellent sermon on the subject Of
"Obedience" at the First Baptist
church sunday night. Mr.. White
l. an earnest church worker. lie is
connected with the 1. q g. y. at
this place.
The Brazos comfy democratic ex-
ecutive committee met az O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, pursuant 10
call OF Chairman John X. Parker,
aud adjourned until 10 o'clock Mon
day morning No business was
trans acted.
Bishop h G. Morrison of New
Orleans was the guest Of DR. /. F.
Belts yesterday aud left in the after
noon for Austin, where he delivers
the state University commence
meut address this morning.
Lost-Yesterdsy ut a. and VI. Col
lege. gold medal with II. ID. {.
Literature" on one side
and "Lonnie Pollock, Caldwell High
school, on the other side Reward
for return 90 Eagle office. leo
Mr.. and Mrs. CouEz Or Calvert
came down for the Villa Maria com
exercises. aud We're
guests of MI. ana Mr. r J Bailey.
Mr-. T. IS. Lawrence lsft yrstef-
day to visit 800 Kentucky, aud was
accompanied t' Houston by Mr.
Lawrence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24

Hermiston, Ore, Dec. 24.-The
members of the reclamation service
will all have a we'll earned holiday
vacation, from Saturday evening until
Wednesday morning. Some Of them
have gone to Pendleton, some to
Portland and various places.
Work on the Umatilla project is
being rushed as rapidly as possible.
Supplies are arriving daily for the
camps at the big reservoir site.
County Surveyor Kimball and the
board of road viewers have COM
menced the survey of the road from
Hermiston to the reservoir site. The
big steam shovel is being taken over
the road and will soon be at the res
ervoir site. @
It is understood that the vault and
frame work for the building being
erected by the First Bank of Eermis-
ton is well under way, and is being
rushed to rapid completion.
The Hotel Hermiston, which was
opened up the early part Of the week
has had a fine run since, all the
rooms being full, and 1t is understood
that the hotels and lodging houses
on the opposite side of the track are
constantly filled, which speaks well
for the town.
Arrangements have been made to
celebrate Christmas In a very appro-
pirate way by the teachers and schol-
ars of the public and Sunday schools
and their friends.
Buildings Going Up at Dam.
The buildings which are going uI
at the dam site are now well under
way, and the place will soon be lively
A large force of men will be employed
about the dam for many months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24
Stored Wheat Is sprouting.

N. E. ]. Gentry, local agent for the
Puget Sound Warehouse company,
says that not more than 80 or 30 cars
of wheat have been shipped from the
company's warehouse at this point.
Since the month of August he says
there have been but two or three days
when there was not wheat brought In
from the farms, extending until the
present time. The small space made
by the removal of the few cars OF
wheat was quickly taken up by the
new arrivals from the farm districts.
The immense piles are still practical
ly unprotected and Mr.. Gentry says
the wheat piled on the north side OF
the warehouse and protected by but
canvas tarpaulin, has commenced TO
spfout to some extent. AS rapidly as
there is space on the inside of the
warehouse the grain from the most
exposed portions of the piles Is
brought in to protect It from further
loss.-Pullman Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24

BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
Special +
Correspon-
dence

power Buffalo-Pitts hay chopper, and
they are also anticipating putting in
an alfalfa meal mill. Owing to the
great quantity of alfalfa raised In this
district this is considered a very GOOD
move for the farmers as well as for
the parties interested in the chopper
and mill.
New NJ. T.. Pastor.
Rev. Blodgett of The Dalles. has
arrived to fill the vacancy left in the
pastorate of the NJ. E. church. Rev.
william Deweese having gone to FL
lensburg, WASH, where he will take
the pastorate of the Methodist church.
Enlarge Butter Creek Ditch.
The Spokane people who have re-,
Gently taken over the Butter creek
ditch have had an engineer in the
fild, as 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to enlarge the ditch on the bot
tom to 80 feet instead of i6 feet. The
water for this company is taken from
the Umatilla river a mile and a half
above Echo, and the ditch is IL
miles long.
Still Suffering.
F. w. Godfrey, who stepped on a
nail some few months ago when the
walks were torn up for paving in
Pendleton, is still suffering from the
wound, and some doubt that he will
recover from the effects. He states
that he was on his way TO the depot
to board the morning train for Echo
when he stepped onto a six-penny
spike.
Lodges Elect.
Besides the A. F. & A. NJ. election
which was mentioned last week, the
following lodges have elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Echo lodge
No. $50, Fraternal Brotherhood-Carl
Gilbert. president: Mrs. C. B. Leivsay,
V. P; L. w. Keeler. secretary; Fl. r.
Stevens, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Gilbert,
chaplain; Ed Race, S. c.; ]. B. Har-
vey, I. G.; C. B. Leivsay, o. G.
Overland lodge No. 23, I. o. o. f.,
elected the following officers: DR.. F.
NJ. Ackley, N. G.; Will Reese, V. G.;
E. H. Broan, secretary; Perry Whit
worth, treasurer.
Echo Aerie 1889, F. o. E., last
Thursday elected the following Off
GERS: NJ. C. Norman, w. P; w. S.
Prior, w. V. P; E. H. Broan, secre-
tary; H. B. Gillette, treasurer; Sam
Williams, l. G.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24
ECHO NEWS NOTES
TWO PUBLIC CHRISTMAS
TREES MONDAY EVENING.

Recovery OF Mrs. Frank Knapp
Seven Carloads Of Fat Cattle to
Portland; Also Carload Of Hogs
McCorlSle Sells His Ranch-20-
Horse Power Hay Cropper and Al
falfs Meal Mill Installed-NeS
Methodist Pastor-Echo Is Out OF
Debt-Butter Creek Ditch Will Be
Enlarged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24
HERM|STON NOTES
RECLAMATION PROJECT
BEING RUSHED TO LIMIT.

County Surveyor is Laying Out Roads
Bank of Hcrmiston Rushing tlic
Work on its Building and Vault
Government Building a Village at
the Dam Site-Christmas VIII Be
Celebrated Literally by Public and
Sunday Schools.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24

Echo, Dec. 24.-MrS. Frank Knapp
of this place, who attempted suicide
Saturday afternoon by taking anti
septic tablets, has so far recovered as
to be considered out of danger by the
attending physician, DR.. Dorm. Her
husband, who has been on a prouact-
ed spree, was placed under arrest Sat
urday night. The woman now re-
grets having attempted this rash act,
and says 1t was dependency over her
troubles with her husband that caused
her to do it,. Knapp is well known
as an ex-ball player in eastern Ore
gon.
z. E. Ripper has moved his stock
OF goods into his new store building
at the corner of Main and Bonanza
streets. 1t is one of the best business
houses in the city.
A. D. Cridge, connected with the
Echo Register, has gone to Portland,
where he expect to remain several
weeks.
]. H. Shelton, who recently arrived
here from Baker City, has moved
into the Koontz house, recently occu-
pied by A. C. Crawford ana wife.
Echo is still on the boom says
Mayor Esteb. A town of this size
that is entirely out of debt at the end
of the year is a good one, and the
mayor is right.
The third number of the NJ. L. B
lecture course, which is appearing in
Echo this winter under the auspices
Of the Echo public schoor, will be
| given at the NJ. E. church Tuesday
evening, January /, 1907, when the
famous Midland Opera Quintet Con-
cert company will be here.
The Echo Lumber company is do.
mating trees to the churches anC
Sunday schools this year as they have
done in years previous.
Oliver P. Morton, who makes head
quarters here as attorney Tor the re
clamation service, went to PendletoI
Saturday evening to attend the Mel
son-Thompson wedding.
Christmas Festivities.
The Presbyterian and Methods
Sunday schools will observe Christ
mas by having trees at the meeting
houses this evening. Interesting pro
grams have been arranged and botl
gatherings will be made very interest
ing.
, Stock Shipments.
} Fred Andrews and Robert Stanfielt
have just shipped seven carloads o
cattle to the Union stockyards a
Portland, which brought $3.50 pc
100. A carload of hogs have ais
} gone out from the Umatilla Rancl
company to Portland.
Purchased Land.
Attorney r. r. Johnson, who ha
located here to practice, has recentl.
purchased 100 acres of land from J
, w. McCorkle. This land is locate,
about four miles from Echo, and |
watered from the Butter creek ditch
with about 70 acres in cultivation.
For Hay Chopper.
J C. P. Higginbotham, Fred Andrew
and Joseph Cunha have formed
company to purchase a 20-hors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24

For chapped and cracked hands
nothing is quite as good as an applt-
cation Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve.
Pot II on before going to bed, use an
old pair OF gloves and see what diff
ference the morning will bring. Sold
by Tallman q Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-24
Stock Shipments.

Fred Andrews and Robert Stanfield
have just shipped seven carloads Of
cattle to the Union stockyards at
Portland, which brought $3.50 per
100. A carload of hogs have also
gone out from the Umatilla Ranch
company to Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

inclined think this evil sign, and was about
TO step more quickly when he heard sounds OF a
scramble IN his rear and light thump which
announced that the cat on the ledge had jumped
10 the ground He turned his face. to see this lion
stalk toward HIM. its yellow coat glistening, its
ewes like star points and It's tail whipping its
Hauls.
The big cats were now three sides OF the
camper and he turned his back the creek as the
only open line Of retreat It is unnecessary TO say
that he was scared hair ms head pricked
like r;n-point at the scalp His terror was
scarcely increased when the lion IN the tree eaped
lightly to the ground and came forward beside the
one IN his front He looked about IN vain for
clubs or stones TO throw At the beasts
As he edged carefully toward the creek, with an
eve upon the nearer hons, he passed the boulder,
10 see the cat upon It's top slowly letting itself TO
the ground There was something aWruly uncanny
in the movement. The hon stretched slowly down
ward head first ike d huge yellow snake, and
when its great length Of legs back, and tail were
Gathered on the level the beast crept toward him
IN the same stcaIthv, nerve-chllIng fashion. The
Two on their feet were now more than two steps
away and three or four yards apart These were
mates acting in concert, and that an attack was
imminent was evident IN their crouchng approach
and in the snappv whipping Of their tails
Carl's mind, which had been confused by Tear
and strangely excited by the weird mlaulings and
behavior Of the lions, cleared, as the mind
usually clears in crises of great danger.
deep run with its tumbllng flood was only few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

his supper and r-cHe-rE his horse on fresh ground
across the creek Carl made his blanket bed II q
cool niche under the edge OF ledge.
He had slept Tor an hour. perhaps and The moon
was shining brilliantly Iu-o the gap. when ire was
ie-se5 ou- %. his blankets by a most unWelcorle
racket. 4 parcel ot cougars, or rnountaln-llors
two o- three families OF them, i he might judge by
the noise they made had scented his store OF
fresh meat and were rowing about the possession
thereof.
CARL reached for his revolver only TO remember
thar ne had eurrIeG his belt OF cartridges. As
nearly as Dee could locate the bru-es one was upon
e. --u u the ledge just above his head and another
-e=- rs a--ahlg- near. had possession OF the
Tree where his beef was hung. There seemed 10 oe
"a h4lt-l.z-u others sgualllng out IN the gap.
The growing and sguallirg OF the lions increased
---I his nerves were racAed beyond endurance
He r---5 t-or- under his shelter and stepped into
The .-a- He drew his revolver, and catching II
I'll. The barrel faurshed the weapon and yelled at
..- -- a- his lungs. For an instant Ais saout.ngs
a-.-E the cougars. and then their snarllngs D-oF@e
.-- ..-- D. Believing that the two above We're
About -. leap upon h,u. he backed quickly away
.-.- Shouting as -c-cely as Dire could.
As ne stepped backward. however. without BRING
.-- ia a- attack. he began 10 take courage. lie
continued 20 veu and flourish his pistol let "leh
a. lad gone fifteen or twenty PAGES he was taken
-. SUNRISE HIS heels t-;-rei and he fell against
- ,-- surface II rock 4 fierce snarl Whstlea III
-- cay. his ha- was c1ed from his heed III "a T.lh-
.a1 ..w and be telc a sting as OF red-hot needles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

What his hand finally lighted upon, in a hip pocke-
was waterproof box of matches and a silk hand
kerchlet- He drew these forth and striking the
matches IN bunch lighted the handkerchief and
flung the blazing material at the lions. Then he
turned and sped toward the run.
He did not look behind to note the effect of his
fireworks but reached the bank Of the run safely
and plunged into its dirty current. He was a good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

rods in his rear. If he could reach
the bank of this before an attack
came he could swim down TO the
larger stream and so across TO his
horse. Yet he dared not make a run
for the flooded ditch, for he felt GER
tain that a sign of fear was what
the big cats were waiting for
While he continued to step slowly
he searched his pockets in the vain
hope of finding a stray cartridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-07

leadnrs and endorse the.r worst do- ings. When it comes to the electioh ,hov sbov still less independence, Tor tbev march to the polls to ratify the ticket named by the bosses. oceaSoii ally q Republican partisan organ oi tho faction that loses control oi the organization busters bit apouI the denr,vity of "the ins' and advises ..tbe outs" to do something but when if comes near election time the "hoie h;tter dose is swallowed flor the sake of the party.
 Just now there is a factlohal hsh' on in the state of New York and the faction are kicking vigorously to try and get chance at the flesh pots. Thus we find the New York Sun, controlled by the Morgan crowd telling home truths when It says: "It is long time since the peo- ple of this state have had anything U do with their own government. They have been permitted to vote for cer tain candidates for office, but not to choose those candidates.
 "Is there today in public office, high or low, in the state of New York single man who occupies his place as the choice of the people? Not one!
 'It is time that the people usurped their own powers-reasserted thelf faculty and their right of choice. The suffrage is a mockery otherwise.
 'Not one Republican official is the choice of the voters. That is terrl- ble indictment of Republican machine nolitics. Turn the rasca1s out.'