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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29
$780, 600, OOO IN BANK VAULTS.
san francisco VIII Also 500 BE Able to
Get as q OOO More.

SOu ETdICtsNu "ii NiS' "ooh
Get as q More.
OAKLAND. Cal, April 2s.-Until the banks
open and business begins to get on its feet
things will be pretty much at a standstill
in San Francisco. This has been the dull
est day since the city of Oakland passed
the city Of San Francisco in population.
Things are proceeding steadily toward
n readjustment and a beginning. One line
Of street railway is running-from the
ferry up Market street to Fifth. This covers
a stretch Of little more than three-quarters
of a mile but it helps solve the transporta-
tion problem. Distances are enormous and
there are no other public carriers. OF course.
The city banks may open next week.
The Bank Commissioners want them all to
open at once so as to accommodate the
smaller banks. Already some of them
which have found temporary accommoda-
ftiops on Iaguna street are paying of their
country correspondents, so that farming +,
, the life of San Francisco commerce., shall
not be hindered at this time Of the year,
when the ranches are getting readyt to begin
on the early crops. The bankers say that
they are as eager as the depositors to open,
for the money stringency is very trouole-
! some. As things stand at present, mil =
q HOnalTeS are 10 Delltl thai PoNpSiS' NuT'
is all that goes now,
Resumption of banking is pretty much
matter of getting the vaults cooled and
open. Inspection shows that with two or
three exceptions the vaults are intact.
With two or three exceptions, however,
the buildings are down. According to the
annual statements, the value Of the build
ings was 50, 092 1927. As two-thirus Of this
valuation represents the land of the bank
ing sites the total loss in property will be
about 81. 300. 000-a sum which will in no
way impair their financial standing. In
surance on buildings and fixtures will cut
this down.
CASH on HAND is $40, 600, 900.
The amount Of cash in the vaults of COM
mercial. national and savings banks is
asO,57i ,O23; this is Immediately available.
The amount due all The banks from outside
banks and bankers was s37 ,9S7 600, of which
only SIS, 900, 900 can be figured on. The rest
comes from the San Francisco banks.
The grand total is $500 coo asset, switch
will be ready as soon as banking opens or
shortly a%fterward.
In addition, they held stocks and securi-
ties valued at SOL ,10I 800 one-third in Gov
eTnIIlelL fOlluS. LUIS sp'"N'O''
ment bonds, added to the cash on hand and
due, makes the sum of SIS, 900, eco ready to
hand. Convertible securities outside Of the
United State bonds may bring the total
70 500, cor, 600 within two weeks.
SHIFT IL EALTY VALUES,
There ha fecn n q'ieer shift in real es-
tate values. Oakland is having a boom.
prices Of business property are rising stead
lily, There are many who believe that
Oakland will never lose a great deal Of the
excess population and capital which mnst
stay here while san Francisco is being
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DIED..

BRILL.-on Friday. April q. In the 76th year q
her age. at her late residence. the Barnard.
ITO Central Park West. after a short ilnesa
Regina widow of David Brill, and mother Of
Samuel, Max D., Maurice and Sidney D. Bill
and Mrs. Leo Frank, nee Hattie Brill.
Funeral from Temple Rodeph Sholom. SD a.
and Lexington av. Sunday morning. April .
at 10 A. M. Relatives. friends and members Of
Deborah Benevolent Sewing Society, Rodeph
Sholom Sisterhood, Lena Invalid Aid Society.
Hebrew Infant Asylum, Sewing Society Of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, the Amelia Relief
Society. Ladies' Auxiliary for Home for Aged
and Inhrm. Yonkers: Caroline Aid Society.
Monte Relief Society, Deborah Lodge No =
]. o. 7. s. t. Auxiliary No. Guild for Cnp
Piled Children. Young Women's Hebrew 40
ISOLATION, Monte6ore Home and Ladies Aurl
larry Society OF the Mount Sinai Hospital. are
respectfully invited TO attend the services
Chicago, st. Louis, Philadelphia and lndisnAp'
oils papers please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on Thursday. April
1908. In Washington, D. O., William Baum
Earten, In the 6lst year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held from his late resi-
dence. eSt Riverside drive, on Tuesday. AAyl'
1900 al 10 o'clock.
CooN.-On Saturday, April "a. az clubhouse OF
Blooming Grove Hunting and Fishing Club
william J. Coon. aged Al years.
lnterment at Syracuse. N. Y. Syracuse ano
Philadelphia papers please copy.
DE FoRHST.-Suddenly, at Ashevle, n, c, Oh
Thursday. April 20, Natalie, wife Of Johnston
de Forest. and daughter OF Sturgis and Elha
beth w. Conn.
Funeral services at the residence Of Robert ".
de Forest. : Washington Square North. Cd
Sunday, April %. at $50 p. N. lnterment s'
convenience Of the family. Kindly omit flow
cTs.
enthusiastically. at Mornstown. N. j. April .
1900. William V Dunn. beloved husband ~
Cathsdne p. Dunn and father OF the Re-
Hill " nnnR ~ . q A1nNGtNaN IhNrFh y
Jersey City, n. J.
Funeral from the Church OF the Assumption
Mornstown, y. j, Tuesday. May /. al 10 VI
when a solemn requiem mass will he oN'rr'
for the repose OF his soul. 7
FAGAN.-Suddenly. on Saturday, April -, 1904
at the Church OF 81. I~gnatius Loyola, Psrh
sv. and saith ST., the Rev. James p. Pagan. :
Funeral Monday. April 30. 1905, at 10 \. W. pr.
coded by divine ONCE.
P~ATTERSoN.--At Washington, D. C.. on April =
Eliza Tracy Patterson. daughter Of the la'
Francis Brown and widow OF Albert NJ. Fn
tcrson OF Geneva, n. Y,
Services at 81. Johns Church, Washington SUI
day. April %, Interment at Mount Auburn
Cambridge. Mass, Monday. AT half PAST ~
PORTER Francis Dwight, on Friday. April -
son u! thr late Annie Dwight and Henry HohsI
Porter, In the 37th year Of his age.
Funeral services at st. ThonaS's Church, 81
aN. and SD ST, Monday afternoon, April ~
at 4:+S o'clock.
SUTRO.-On Friday. April p. Florence Clinton
dearly beloved wife Of Theodore Sutro
Preliminary service for family and persona
friends al her late residence, $50 West lo''
ST, oil Monday, April 30, al l = NJ, followed
by public service at ~. Michael's tpiscoN''
Church, corner sath ~. and Amsterdam as.
at ? =. NJ. lntcrm"nt al WoodlAvn.
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Glass Factories Ma, Work All summer to
Glaze san Francisco.

PITT BURG. April 2s. As a result Of the
San Francisco disaster the plate glass man
ufacturers may desert the long standing
custom Of closing their factories during
the hot months and keep them going full
blast all through the summer in order TO
fill the coast orders.
Ii is estimated that 81 ,0o0,o 900 worth Of
plate glass was destroyed.
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AARRIED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saturday, April n.
1905, by the Rev. d. p. Birnie, Jean Bates
Mathews, daughter ofthe observation-disclosures
to Lieut.. Houston Eldredge, United States
Navy, retired.
FoRD-HoWELL-on April %, 1906, at the South
Street Presbyterian Church. Aorristown, n.
j., by the Rev. Albert Erdman, Mary Keppele,
daughter Of Mrs. John L. Howell. to Frederick
Ward Ford of Aoristown.
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SHIFT IL REALTY VALUES,

There ha' tecn n qieor shift in real es-
tate values. Oakland is having a boom
prices Of business property are rising stead.
lily, There are many who believe that
Oakland will never lose a great deal Of the
excess population and capital which mnst
stay here while san Francisco is being
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

seirosrecr % Rocky Ford Me,hodism,
Good Night. Little Girl, Good
Night"
Supper in the dining room in the
tssfmen, was then announced. iso OF
.ae large company finding aeeommo-
dations for the enjoyment OF the
iooIhsome luncheon. \ score Of wo-
men and girls gTaciOusly served the
happy crowd.
IhOse who remained in the audi
toFiam were entertained by Mr.. Bo-
lannon's always excellent Teei,ations
and By music by the string trio. I'M
III their time came for Refreshments
Thfoaghou. the evening was most en-
!oyahls ard was good tss, Of the admir-
atls facilities Of the now church for social
gatherings.
The Csiidrep's Part
Of ,he program was given Wednesday sf-
iern0on. when hos, Of thsra assembled
st,he church. whore. after 4 shar, pro-
ram se'reshHenis were served and .
'sncld time enjoyed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting.

Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Arkansas Valley Hon
held at the office of G. NJ. Hall,
Rocky Ford, Colorado, on Saturday,
November 10, 1906, at 10 o'clock, am.
Business of Importance calls for every
stockholders to be present.
A. LEHMAN,
a5-a] q. Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Wash your hands with warm water,
dry with a towel and apply Chamber
lain's Salvc Just before going to bed,
and a speedy cure is certain. This
salve is also invaluable for sore nip
pies, itching piles and skin diseases.
For sale by Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Cut this out and take it to Awards
Pharmacy and get a free sample of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For bliousncss and consti-
patton they are unequaled. They inn
prove the appetite, strengthen the di..
gestion and regulate the liver and
bowels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

FOR SALE CHEAP - One l2-horss
power gasoline engine. one lightning hay
press. See r. S. Bssll or Hauek & Nc
kslvey. 2l-26
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Losr-As driving from Rocky Ford 70
he wreck Wednesday evening. Gents
gold watch. ie sizs. Eigin. Z jswsls. Du-
hss eass. No. +.626.o62. A reward Of
So for its return 70 The Entsspsiss edses.
Q1.H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Six room brick and two lots. three
blocks from post Office for $4,000.
Call on J. w. Young & Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

For Rcnt-Front part of doubl
house. corner of Swink and Fifth
Call at Hilfikcr's store. 23-It
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

For Salc-Four room dwelling with
pantry and large closet. 400 N. 9th
Price $1,000. Address 2o7 w. 4th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Wanted, family horse for ligh
work, to be kept {or his feed. Cal
up phone White 3o3.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Winter Apples for Sale: Ben Dovis.
Wine Sap. York Imperial. Missouri Pip
pin and Shacklsford. Call on or address
b. F, Powell, Manzanols, l9f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Df. Wolfe has moved his Office from
rooms over tho State Bank to the Hale
building. one block north Of his former To-
cation. 1926
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
Chapped Hands.

The City Realty Co. buy live stocl;
in car load lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Tho City Realty Co. have Gro dozen
applicants who wan, 20 ron. ranches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Fresh Cow for sale by 2. H. Todd. two
and half miles southwest Of town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

CANTALOUPE SEED
lwish to flash buying Csnt..
loups seed within ten days. u
you have seed to sell see me Il
once. D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

For Sais-Ho, Bias, heater. si7 stove
almost new. for $40. Room z ST. James
Hossi. 25p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Five acre tract within the city lin
its for $4,000. Call on J. w. Young
& Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Plan Sewing wanted by Mrs. E. p.
Hcsnhaek. 725 Swink Ave. 25H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Cane seed for Chickens d
Burrell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
Exchange.

Exchange.
$1,000 stock Of Hardware and
0ussnswars to exchange for Rocky Ford
resident property. See W. r. Cline.
l7u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

City Realty Co. sell steamship
tickets to and from all parts OF the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Medium sized Horse for sale cheap fer
cash. ?S-s J.w. Todd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
Cement Thing.

10. IL and IS inch. Prices low
Z. E. Swink, care o. c. Frantz.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Fresh fish every day At staul.
f~es
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
:The chIidres's Part
BUSINESS LOCALS.
ISon,inuea from page 81
r,ectInn Day Dinnel

E!ectIon Day BInncr.
Tho w. r. c. viii .sssEe aFss-rlsss
dinner In eoanss,!sa With their bazaar on
election day at X. 3. hall
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
Shedding calm and holy lig
The Furnishings.

The seating of the auditorium is
with pcws of dark oak veneer. making
ture and the organ are a considera-
ton for the future. The kitchen has
fine cooking range and is to be
further equipped with water tank,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
berer togeIher wlth Cod.

iaboFer together with God.
With ,he close OF the sermon
call was made for subscriptions TO
the building fund by Presiding Eide.
Chase and the pastor. The total OF
contributions made previous to con
stFuesiOn OF the church was about
SII.ooo. ~ the opening sef'"ees OF
the morning the eon' tons
amounted TO the generous si'z Ss,'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-31
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. k . A%%+++++++++* | T. | ! ' < * .
 Y. w, Boyce devotes his time to rents

All annual vehicle tax and. privl- leee license expire May S1. 1906.
 -.Pay your vehicle tax and privl- lere license on or before May 31.
 There were seven cases before Judge Toney Thursday morning.
 -J. D. Miner company buy ana sell real estate for cask only.
 If you want bargains m r9a' estate call on J. D. Miner companE'
 Use Walkers Liver Tablets TOT malaria. bilousness and constipation Bedell Pharmacy. ;~ Mrs. Annie Mitchell has accep,ch s oosition with the Kline Dry Goods company.
 --Nr Willie Rowell was conhoe" to his bed "Wednesday on account eS sickness.
 -Nr. Ceorse Clements of tue l. T lloyd company is again conhh9' .ta his bed with rheumatism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-31

-F1lruisheu room for rent. Old n.one sig. or call at BIS West tlftn'
 If you want the cash for your n; operty, call on J. D. Milner com pany.
 Rooms for rent; house just fur. noshed Four blocks from Main ao4 West Third avenue.
 --Want,,d-To buy good, medium sized .secont. hand safe. Address, .W," care Graphic.
 For manicuring. shampootng, nalr dressing, hair bleached or dyed or ar ulicial hair. see Miss Minnie hm- scr at the Grand Leader
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Nam and Seventeenth Fresh groceries and meats of all kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 --Arilansas river continues to rse slowly. the stage Thursday mornins being S.a. against S.6 fer "Wednesday morning. q rise of E.
 tor sale -};orse bugsE aud har- ness NJ. Garter. at siinpsoo and Webb !rmnture comnaa9. -C. Micllelo;ti is havin& q six-room rot;aae erectea cu West Fifth ave ru, near Ash, which he will rent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-31
Miss Nellie Nolley, sister of MT

Miss Nellie NOltev, SlStef cl MI D. Wm Burke, is not improved tooas'
 -Wanted-Good timers and tin ners' helers, also cornlce helpers TOT ortside work. Apply to foreman new car shens Cotton Belt railway, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 A. R. Cooper of Little Rock came to shis city Wednesday after, noon to accept a position with the law firm of Bridges and Woodbridge
 -Men-Our catalogue explalhs how to teach barber trade qulchiy. Write nearest branch. Moler Barber college. St. Louis, Mo-, Fort Worth or Dallas, Texas.
 Mrs. Will Puddephatt, who advef- ,ised the loss of her watch, is over loved at having it returned to her oy Sam Pursey, who found it on SIX teenth and Poplar.
 House for rent--House No. SIN Walnut street, between Third ana Fourth avenues, with bath and all nodern conveniences. Call on r. M, Brides, 326 Walnut.
 Wanted-Tinners and helpers, afso man with some experience putting on corrusated iron roofing at new car works. Pine Bluff, Ark. Tfanspofta t;on free over St. Louis and South western railway.
 MT. and Mrs W, P. Smith, former { of Ionesboro, are now located Il
 Pine Bluff. at 302 South Elm. M smi1h is employed as a conductor o' ! the Cotton Belt.
 For sale--The household effect ] ri Nr H. F.. Cooper will be sold |
 .,v storage. These goods are '
 ccod condition aud will be offered al sacrifice. Apply Simpson Webb Ell
 company. An ice wagon belonsins to 'h Consumers company was oveftnfhe m Sixth avenue Thursday mornsh' hut no damage resulted further tAa inc loss of the ice.
 James Russell the t~o-ye&ro s,n of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P, Russe has hen quite sick for the past t days. but his condition is much II proved, The storm sewer is now Deli ,aia on Wes.t Barraque stree'. %h'f
 the city required to be put down h ! fore the paving was done. H The many friends of Miss los ' Withers will be glad to iearn 'h'; s' is rapidly eonvalescing. | There is a broken iron slab oF S the drain pipe at Fourth and Ala N It has been broken for four days a' RI it should be attended to. as It IS x very dangerous thing thing to tho U who are compelled to pass hy '" night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-31

John H. Mccain is moving to 121S Olive street.
 The Jewish Temple Sunday school will give a picnic Friday, June 1, An enjoyable time is assured for all who attend.
 The two automobiles ordered by Fl B. and I. B. Spesrs will arrive this afternoon from Toledo, Ohio. One is painted royal blue and one French gray. They are each 40 horse mower cars and are by far the cost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-31
Plain and Lace l aeies' and Misses Hose Specially Priced


Il B. HiHheim has accepted rcsition with the Consumers Ice qua Coal company.
 On account of broken pump the Cotton Belt shop boys were loie I thursday morning.
 George Clements of the J. IT, Lloyd company is down town today after another attack of rheumatism.
 -Ii}lie Mccain. the infant daugh' ter of MT. and Mrs. John H. Mccain is rapidly improving after severe illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-31
Excellent Quality House Linens
 Specially Priced


Hest that have yet been broug3 this city, each one costing s7,54
 MT. L. c. Howson has purcl the fine automobile formerly o1 by MT. awrence Knox.
 Cotton in the buckshot needs rain and the farmers in part of the country are praying la while the cotton in the sandy dlS is fiourishing.
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v,,Lee Tnterprise in Mexico.

an Mexico" said J. NJ. Hughes OF
:, Touis Il met hustling and enter
n ~ Americans everywhere. Mont
prev l. almost Yankee town and an
evidence OF its progress is the con
e,-,,et,on Of a si5.o0OOO0 steel plant
e. tho state Of Cohuila | came across
man who had acquired what prob
ahix will make him a multimillionairs
AN estate Of 100000 acres OF land,
apparently worthless, yet which wss
sarnd 10 have vast amount OF rub
hor trees. lie got the property TOT a
song and the rubber will make him q
sortnne Away ont toward the Paciic
cast met a former United states
any officer who had an immense
sugar cane plantation that he toll me
wan equal to the most productive
farm in Louisiana. lie raised his cane
~ irrigation ana there was no such
hing as a failure OF the crop.
Washington Post
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had been such a decent prisoner, and
had been such good company and had
been such a help in digging the bullets
out Of the wounded. that the gang was
going to let US go free. without tax
ing a cent from us. but was going 10
consider us honorary members OF the
gang and divide the money they had
secured in the last hold up with US.
Pa said he wanted his liberty, ami
thanked the leader for his kind words
but he said there was a strong feeiing
in the east against truly good-people
like himself taking tainted money
and while he would not want TO MAKE
comparison between the methods
men adopt to secure tainted money. IN
business or highway robbery. he hoped
the Gang to which he had been elected
an honorary member would not insist
on his carrying away any Of the faint
cd money.
You are all right in theory. old
man. said the leader of the gang. "bu
this money. which might have beer
tainted when 1T was shipped by OK
press from Wall street TO the far west
has been purified by passing through
our hands. where II has been carried
over mountain ranges on pack horses
in Billiards. till every tainted germ
has been blown away. Now, We pro
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some one told him that Adam and Eve
were still alive. and running a STOCK
ranch I'D in the Big Horn basin. ne
would believe IL. and If II came 10 MIN
as a secret that Solomon in all his
glory was placer mining In distant
valley over the mountains. he would
rush of TO engage Solomon to drive
a chariot next year in his show. such
an ability to absorb things that are
not so. in a world where all men are
suspicious OF each other, should be en-
couraged. This old man CONES TO our
ouiet valley. where all is peace. and
where we are honest. fresh from the
wicked world. where grating Is sci
encc respected by many. and where the
hank robber who gets above a million
e seldom convicted and always re
snected. while we. who only occasion
ally meet a train with a red light an6
mass the plate. and take mp a Sign
collection. are looked upon as meE
who would commit a crime. Why
gentlemen, cur profession 10 more re
snectable than that OF the man wn'
q appointed administrator 81 the es
tate Of his dead friend. and who blow
IN tho money and let's the widow an
ornhan 20 to the roorhouse, OF the o.
deer of a savings bank who borrow
ne money OF the peer and vnan inc
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RULE or THE PEOPLE.
Voters Of the Country Can Unmaks
Trusts and Corporations and
Control Them.

Washington. in his farewell address,
said the basis Of our political system
was. the right Of the people TO make
and unmake." The trusts and corpor-
atoms have been created by the state.
therefore the power that made them
has the powr 10 control and even TO
unmake them. AS long as corpora
tons confine their operations 10 ie-
climate ends for minimizing the cost
Of production and marketing and re-
ducing the price OF their products, or
transportation. they are a blessing
But now when the corporations re-
strain trade and combines are Gre
ated 10 defeat competition and con-
troll legislatures and courts and pay
Of their ill-gotten gains 10 elect pres
idents, they violate the laws and be-
come a menace 10 free people. The
trusts and corporations have almost
universally become criminals and in
league with the dominant political
party they divide the spoils OF which
they have plundered the people
Laws. such as the tariff. have been so
distorted that instead of. as original
ly intended, furnishing money to run
the government. they now plumber
the many to enrich the few.
Is it any wonder that the people
are universally demanding that these
overgrown trusts be curbed and the
charges of the railroad corporations
be regulated? To say that this can
not be done is to put these combines
above all law and superior TO the SOW
ereign power of the state and the
people.
Under the Republican policies.
which have fostered these giant cor
porations and have aided them in es-
tablishing a modern feudal system
which is difficult to overthrow, the
cost Of living has advanced 40 per
cent. ana the cry from the people
for relief is overwhelming. Demo-
cratic statesmen foretold this resuI
and for years have demanded that tit
people be preserved from these plum
derers by wise restrictions, but tho
itch for the almighty dollar blinded
the eyes of a majority OF the voters
for time Now. most OF them are
turning again 70 the Democratic pol-
icies. for the burden Of the trusts ana
corporations is intolerable, but II Is
no easy task to undo the harm thae
has been done and prevent IL IN the
future. But the people who created
can unmake and special privileges
can be revoked, and will be, when the
voters elect honest representatives
in state and nation who will return
to the good old democratic policy OIL
Equal rights 10 All.