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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-16

a. Dfaa'f Really ssfs. 50 Is n-s q.
ne nsteFasa.

"a Dfaa'f Really ssfs. 80 "a n.s 60,
ne nsteFasa-
julia sanderson Eszed doubsfaiiy az
the stylish nxurs Fsneessd In The lonx
mirror.
-rs.. u nts we'll abe ssld. nut Il
lsnt the cut that I wantsL 1 aoa'r
kno~-l suppose that eould exchange
Il u aon't Ike lty-
we are alwsys ~iiiinx 20 exchange
garments II they hsvsnt beea worn.-
the sairsxiri replied. but In sure that
you would hks thiA IL = Of The beet
material made
Something -son~ suppre~s~a eager
ness IN tbs voics-mads Miss ssndsr-
sou xianes az the other girl shs .nw
q ncaxer little creature wish troubi~a
eyes and shy. nsrroas uasnn~r-shs
worst Kind % manner for h~r w.rk-
Jniis's friends ealisd hsr too IsapaI-
Awe. and zoe % her Impulses zssv~s
her thea.
IN take IL abe cried. sta ssaa~s.
deci@ion.
-oA.- the girl cried. a sSft solss
nusnln< hsr faes. -i'm SURE yos-u ilks
M She jsst caught hack IN tine tbs
I'm - glad = Oh tho tip % her sonrssL
Tbs iovsly younx lady could not xu~s.
-hes u n<snt 70 her 10 make oas GOOD
sa~.
Julis bad s~on The ioos sna wsne
home In a comfortable xisw Of seifsp-
provsl: but when N. coat appeared the
CLOS faded 10 doubt
Il b. Ievs tn slip u on and ace whst
Dell Armstrong says shout IL shs re-
solved That won't b. wearing la
u VIII only b. deciding whrthcr f1t
kesp IL
IL vas long way to Dell Arm
'trvng'a but Julia returned decided
Dell bad agreed that the coat DID not
,ecsms her and must 20 back. Julia
vas folding e to put into the hsx wh~n
spot on the under aldo Of tie sleeve
aught her eye. and with q rush Of dfs.
nay she remembered that DclFs little
laughter had climbed into hsr lap
Titn candy In her baud For a mo
'eni she hesitated. then she cie.~ss
he box resolutsly. She did not know
hat the spot was not there all the
INC: and anyway. they knew so- to
lean things At Barnard'x IL usuid
Of make any difference to them
SO Julia carried the cloak back. Tns
tile salesgiri grew white when she
w her, but she only asked. nc<bsnS-
'lly. Ut hasn't SSen worn. OF eDur~sY-
Il merely tried II on to sfrrids.~
iiia answered The rirrs face irri.
ted hsr--as N exchanging things wss
= part Of their businessl when th.
edit slip was given her she hurried
VaJ with a sigh Of relief: the dis
reeable business was over at last
But u was not quite. That plxhf the
= known as No. o was called 70 the
zee. A cloak sold By her had been
turned damaged. the forcwomas re-
r'sd; the firm could not keep sales
men who were 20 careless Of stx In
cats No. Q without a word took
envelope with her weeks wsrs~
turned away. She staggered on
way out but there was no one to
)ver to Dell Armstrong; julia San
Won was discussing the kind Of coat
really nseded.-youth's comp~.,oa-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-16

The Book Agent--Isecn running h.
hind your schedule for the last shrrs
or four days, haven't you,
The Rural Mail-carrier las pleas
sntiy as possible) --Yepi semi-annuaf
sowing OF greengoods circulars 4. now
on--Puck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-16

Johnny, you're lazy
Jaw, ma, ! ain't neIther.~
Yes. you are. DO you know wha
II r. that finds things Tor die hands
TO DOR"
-'ss'm You do --,'ievelnna ,.sa.r
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-16

Woman is miracle Of diYire con
Observation-Disclosures
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-16

Pt~Sco mat shck might not come TO
her; but now that be had come .bs
would do the best she could BY him
and Kathleen. He went on stumbling.
~.
You see. Theo. you SEE weu
l declare I had just what I wanted 40
say all thought out. but it's left me
completely. What do fellows gar In
times Ike this, Theo7
He looked at her appeslingIy. Thso
took firm hold on her feelings and h.
gan:
We'll. they usually begin By saving
theJ'vs slwsys known me, or known
me good while, or like that. Won
know. and they're sure''-would the
words ever come easiIy7--that
will sympathixe with them. and tbsv
IAN safely tell me all that's in their
'esrts. And then they do. And After.
yard they usually end up BIZ ASKING
ne II think there's any hope for
hem, and II I won't--oh, dearr' chs
lropped her face into her hands
There was an instant's silonce. ana
hen Jack said. slowly:
That sounds very nice, but I aon.,
blink It's just what want Theo p..
ldes, IL never thought that voy,a
ad so much experience. you know
ou've always seemed 20 shy ana ,
uiet- so different. somehow, from
Iner girls. OF course understand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
HURST A MANAGER ONCE

Timothy Hura, Ia not az anxious
az hla bFothcx Indicator handler
Hank Unay. % uhlns as a manager
of bali club TinotlHy once
tackled the sob himself. when he
issl the Cardinals far = short time.
while Chris Van der Abe stili
owned that eiuh. Ills r~coliectioa
of The trsala and Fluctuations II a
MANAGE are stili bright
That Old banch ~ Cardinals vas
Krrat vhra Il came 10 eating and
drinking says Hurst. and had
= standing challenks a. rsaseh them
In this limo with any team IN the
National lnaKua Noae % the
other clubs wuaid tAke me ap az
Ne would have bad a shampiunship
team sara Why. aorna % those fell
lows would uever book AZ a meuu
card. but order the walters 10 hrinx
everything on 4. and thea begin all
over again "A Tor the anoant OF
be.r that buueh could dftnk. the
problem wMn never satisfactorily
aeftief. bzscauss 80 never touk
enough money TO give them All thry
wanted. Carts NAs a great Old fsi.
low IA those days When I failed
20 gss a Telegram In the morning
ordering mo TO firm suspend. fiFr
and sing = player. or do rofaethins
unheaEd 81. ! knsw TIA, Chris was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

heavyweight championship question
says Maryin Hart claims the title
because he fonsht Root knocked
Root out twice. once NJ Bait Lake
and once nt Fort Erie. licked Hart
Ia q rounds IN Louisville and
fought a iB-ruund draw with him Ia
BOSTON, Yet | never even thought OF
claiming the ehamplDnHhip Fiist
simmons whipped me tn Frisco. lie
was tho Hreaieat tighter Ia the
world. aud when IA condition ! be-
ileya no could whip mo any day Ia
tho week. Fits lost 60 O'Bfien be.
cause Father Time had cut doNn tho
old mans vitality. jeff outeiahaes
ali other puEilists because ot hia
bulk aud bull strength. lie cant
help being a fighter. nature made
him such Al Iona ne JEFF IL on
earth the beat ua fellows can do Il
to forget about the heavyweight title
and battle Zoe The llEht heavy weight
honor"
New Jersey. where the trusts
comes from. may tar automobiles IN
proportion 20 the speed 81 which
they are capable The legislature
may also Try 10 prevent automobiles
uaing the armofed tire. the chain
tire and the blower from traYmaing
lia roads 90 the claim that these APP
piiaucoa are detrimental TO the
hiRh ways.
A NrW York newspaper 81 eouHids
cradle fanoun makes the statement
that Rugby football IL not played ia
this country. and In consequence
Il may DO necessary 90 fufm al
eleven of Enlightenment 10 play a for
eign team that intends touring the
country What kind of football Il
played here. anyway Maybe thu
New York authority can explain.
The resumption Of Athletic reia-
lions between Kansas aud Nebraska
universities means an Increased 10.
tsreai In college athietiea In ths
middle west
Abe Atioti. ono of the eleyofesi
little fellows IN the ring. II odElns
into tho iimslight as a possible via
avis Ia a aik-found setts with lin
INTO britt Since Nelson has siEaoil
for a SO with MefiaYern. Britt has
besai looking aFunna for a chance 10
pick up some easy money. and At
toll looks 20 him like It"
Wild conruy will succeed Dave
FuitH In eenler field for the New
York HiEhlandors neat season Fulta
has quit tho game 60 practice law
IN Gotham topn confuy IA an in
fielder, bus played tho outfieid Ia
few Eames last year. lie made
such an Impressive showing there
that 0rifnth decided to make the
shin permanent.
nannY Mahcr. the SO. 900 yeaI
ioeksy. says that after he wins the
English derby he all auit tho turf
aud take up autumohlhnk lie
thinkR II a more grateei sport Tor a.
ca hootblaek 90 puFaua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
VARSITY BASEBALL
men ON STRIKE

an outsider. but the varsity man Who
wlns a letter - proud ~ the fact
u means tust little more TO him
than he II willing % admit Hut
When he has dane hia best % ap-
hola thr honor Of his school only 10
nna the board Of control unwilling
10 sivs him the recognition thas -
his due. u IL little wonder that De
fceis the slight keenly,
rhla frrliak psEvadea the baseball
men at the u and they are firm
iu their declaration not 20 Feesie
ore zoe af title from thslf position.
All the other eollexes On the eaar'
have managed TO award their sths
lctas. but Washington alone must
publish the fact % the 4lhlstie
weird that she t. unable or nnNtii-
ting 10 DO "a. The strike Il On IN
earnest. Unless u T. alslrably SIT
tied Il means ths practical aunihsla.
tion Of varsity baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

war y on among the baseball
players AZ the ~ THE depleted
condition % the association treasury
rendercd Il impossible 10 award thu
dtanronA experts with sweaters. The
bcara Of enntral refuses 20 borrow
any funds for the purpose OF nstf~
chasing any emhienA The football
msa were justly tucenscd at the
slight. and nos the baseball play
srs declare that they Will not turn
out until they receive sweaters
Four Of the ucst prominent var
atty players are among the strikers
Royal shaw, Homer Dean. Harry
babel and F'rea SeatchRrG. These
Fnsn. together with either members
OF the team. have siFtveu hard ots
the diamond for tho glory Of the
-u- and Justly feel that they are
entitled 10 rNcriVr some recoEnitlon
Of their prewess-
This may seem small matter to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

leagues during the winter months
wili noan turn aadiy awmy from TIC
majors 10 seek their old bcrtha d0wn
beioW
" X Vanderbilt viii rae &C
hofsrm In France thla SEASON. ai
which II are 1sysar-oida and % are
1.yrar-oids.
Dressed In n sllk tlis. frock coat.
sine eulored tic. cardinal vret.
striped trousers. sunset socks. and
pearl gray apaiH. , Edward Britt Il
a broadway aennatien In New York.
Ha haa rot the ilfS % the fisids
beaten a country mile and coiomou
In all hia glory iookea like Happy
Haoligan beside the drnaay J. I'd.
Ward.
Gen Gardner. former lssst k&sy-
weight champion. - discussing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

sick. and Tr~S uneasy. Why. be
usrd to .end me tsiuxrnmA tha, par.
tiegiaf players we're out Of eundi.
ton. ard 90 chase them around the
block IN The morning 60 train OF
their supplies weight. uhan he had
nat seen the men ia a month. like
little rnciteanent. AZ IL makes iifs
sorth llvinK. but IN future l prefer
90 earn ny daily bread easier than
tfYing 20 ait 90 the ia A. manager
Of ball team"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

land Uniform this year.
Jesse has been Keeping in ss.a.
ton during the winter b. 49,
bowling lie IS ono N he ~
wood wailOpsfB ia the city. u.h.
scores n friends who would 10 ' :.
see him remain here Huas HsII ~
sign him n he IL wise. WI
Aside from the fact that g..
II popular with the fans. hia ~
claim ~ distinction Is his alali,, =
an all-aF0und artist lie IL eas.,,.
At home ON the slab gr In The 49,
lie lie far above the average ulssa..
when II COMES ~ waiting Il.
sphefs. lie ia gentleman a. a..
of the field. and that. eomb,...
wtih his nnauehfi0ned ability M.
won him n warm spot Ia fhs ie-.t
baseball heart. Seattle should 49,
him.
Nab MN. Russ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
HART AND BURNS
MATCHED

BUTTE. Mont. Jan IL Arrange
ments for a match between Marvin
Hart and Tommy Burns for the
heavy weight championship % the
wurid we're completed In this city
yesterday. The bout wtii be pulled
Off hcsDre the Pacific Aihietie club
IN Los Angeles. February - Pat
Callahan. a ninsr. viii meet Hart
In thia city next Monday In a four.
ruund boat. the champion TO dis
posn of the miner In that time or
forfeit sfao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
II ON0R FOOTBALL
GLADIAT0RS

WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
Jan. IA reception was rendered
the football team here Saturday
night By The Girls Student associa-
ton. and sweaters with the official
wv" we're awarded 20 the eleven
and substitutes. Willamette has
had a very successful season. II
was the only northwest college 70
defeat Multnumah on her home
grounds In fact. Willamette de-
feated tho crack Oregon bunch
twice. although the second time not
under the university name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
RACES BEGIN SEPTEMBER

A. r. Van DE vantef will head
the board q appeals ,hta year 80
attic announced twa early closing
stakes for 1900 each. a $50 tfat
and a pace North Yakima and
spokane made the same announce
mont The complete nchesfple ~
follows Seattle. sept 5 u ka-
lem. Sept 10 Ia 10. North Yakima,
Sept Il 20 q. Spokane. sert y 20
~ walia waila, Oct. 20 g. lew.
iatua. Oct. TO Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

60 be possessed Of championship
rallbur. lie has youth. strength
aud skin. lie IN two handed
fighter aud can Taxa pnniahinen,
like a second Nelson.
Herman scored a clean slctorl
over Eddie lianlon and hts rieser-
ness ia that contest Won him a host
81 admirers. who will back him 20
defeat tho winner Of the corbeti'
Herrera fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
FANS SEVENTEEN In
SIX INNINGS

ia ouimby. crack indoor base
ball player. recently established a
record for pitching which viii
doubtless stand foF many moons. In
six innings he famed II men. A pass
and a hit after two men were Uet
netted his opponents one run.
Quimby Is one OF the three greatest
indoor twiriers In the United states
lie has lived in Spokane for the
past two years Tie has played tn
door ball for many years through.
out the middle west and IL ae-
counted one OF the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
STEAK OR
CARROTS?
wHHr4ER nEuF on VEGETABLE oler Is the BETTER WILL
ps DECIDED IN nie WRESTLING MATCH TONIGHT

All h In readiness fuf the bis
wrestling match AZ the armory 10.
night Mat fans are taking great
tnsefcat in tho bout aud Indications
poiat to bumper crowd Davies
has been Rounding into shape by
strict vexotafiaulsm while Coleman
has rallied upon beef. aud plenty NJ
a. Coleman Ia a slight favorite In
the betting. but the British coium-
hla man - not lacking hackers
Those who have aswn Coleman In
traihlns with Ut, Roller were sur
prisea At his marvellous les work,
Davies was secn here two years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

BREVITIES

A btu has been introduced ia the
KantuckY legislature prohibiting
Sunday baseball " the measure
bsoomes 4 las u viii bs a severe
ioit 20 the Cincinnati Reds. a. theY
bad expcctsd 70 PLAY Sunday games
Just across the river In Kentucky
in thu event tha reform admins.
trAtion OF the Queen city puts up
the bars. a. expected. ON Sunday
Amuasmenta.
The minor league baseball players
who manage 20 eruwh into the bts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

when he waro down hsrE, and Il
remains 10 be seen whether he Ia up
90 his o'd-time form and agility,
Davies suffered defeat At Coleman
hands last year. and has been aeh-
ina for another chance 10 turn the
tables.
ToaiKht'B contcat will be for
hloaa The small money conaidefa.
tion AZ stake II a mere side iHsae.
The title of middiewelEht champion
OF America IL what Coleman must
retain. Davies wants both title
and revenge. II will be 4 pretty
struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
WILL TRY To
THROW Three

HARRINGTON. Jan ii-Joe
Helnrich. Of Spokane. viii attsmpt
10 throw three uan IA a one. hour
wrestling time. The winner Of the
contest will pail down a n, purse
aud the eatirn gate receipts. Helm.
rteh'A three opponents are j.
swRFtx. 40 pounds. A Fox 1io.
and Ed Rux. liz gouudz The com
Ing bout has attracted much Aftrn-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

Seattle la 20 have ponies In &C.
tion from Sept. . 60 . Representa-
tives Of the various fair ansoeia-
tiuns belonging 20 the North Pa
cifin Faif association met yesterday
AZ Portland and adopted a schedule
aud eleeied officers for the ensuing
year. II WA expected that n storm
wuali hrcak shea the schedule
came up FOR consideration. but In
two hours everything was lovely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
HOWARD WINNER

BY winning the i30.yard potato
race. the threo standing jumps and
the pole vault. VIII Howard took
the second of the series for the
Lppy medal at the u ". G A. gym
nasium last night Towards near
est rival was Dish. the high school
athlete Glah won the quarter IN
the fast time OF i.0s rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

Pacific coast fisht fans thInk they
have found a eonqueror OF Battling
Nelson IN Kli Herman. a ahlfty
Chicago fighter. who Ia 10 meet tho
winner Of tho YOUNG cofhest Her.
Fera fight Corhctt and Herrera
Will meet az los Angeles tomorrow,
and Herman h in frisco. where he
will rcmAie uulll tho los Angeles
bout IL decided. Herman appears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
RUSS, GET
S7OVALLg
POPULAR PITCHER HAS five OFFERS, AND PORTLAND WILL
Cur HIN UNLESS sEArrLE oars BUSY

and aud Seattle are after the
lanky one Jess says that he prefers
10 stay on the coast. and n he and
Walter Mccrcedia can come 81
terms he vii probably don a PorG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

Jesse Htovall. who was one Of
the most popular pitchers during
DuEdale's reign. has received five
offers TO play this season. Kansas
CIiy. MInneapolla. At. Louis. Port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
Our Phenomenal
Success

hes tina goo werksb IN =
fHirna for u epe b d san
field Hsuna With miserable M
IN MI situation Ths comd only ~ v 81
by ttr arts aud conveys th to auratx
pbH wary ~ Q
~ dm n the 10 not "a.
wnho manah utter INV 10 q
WIN ss sna 5
= a
IN n1s 10 ls' .aS ' eveaYsopy.
MONTH Medicines IN 49, ~ ''"s
Sem
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nouRs-' '"r NJ and Fridays 81" "a
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For bargains in real estate see
Page G. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
Third Avenue
Th0afor

TONIGHT AND All WEEK
Mntlnee Saturday.
Russell a Drew Company presents
the Dramatic Sensation.
a FIGHT FOR MILLIONS
Next week. commencing Sunday
Afternoon. All geek. The great his
tuieal play.
sRicHELtEu"
or the Conspiracy. Tor The Dement,
~ The New Catholic Cathedral Fund.
Percy Hunting. Col Robert Lind
Say. Charles Mortimer, Marion Keith
ard Russell a urrWsH Rad comuany.
No change On prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11
eATARRA OF HEAD AND
THROAT

cATARRA OF HEAD AND
THROAT
Ths head and throat become dis
-asea from neglected coids. causing
cataFfh.
IL yuur voice husky
s.laa sou spit up aiimsr
Ia year nosr STOPPED upF@
DOSE your nose blasd easily
Is there tinkllng tn yaur threat
Is there path IN the front Of the
uhadf~
Il yaur sssze u smell leaving p
Ia the throat dfy In the morn
iuef~
cATARRH OF me STOMACH
This coudilien may result, from
several causes. but the usual cause
IA Vatarfh - TIE bead and throat.
thus mucous dropping dawn into the
threat and hsdnE swallowed
=ts thsFu nausear.
Ia there xufuifinKF
DO you hsich up gas
Ia Yuur tongue rssafrdT"
Is there Eain after cstinHf
eIbo yau hAvu sick headache
Il there EuAwiux sensation IN
stowaehF+
When stomach is empty 30 you
fee faintr~
II stomach Is fuil 90 you feel Op-
pFnsasdr
We HAVE TaE ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-11

CURE FOR PILES AND ALL RECTAL DISEASES
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READ THEM OVER CAREFULLY

for FREE CONSULTATIONS DfAosOs
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
INVESTIGATION BEGINS
Grand Jury Almost Completed In tho Rail-
road Rebate Cases.

Chicago, Aug. II 1.-THE federal
officials believe that they will be able
to start the investigation of certain
railroads with tho Standard Oil Com
pany with grand jury today with
out any difIiculty. The law requires
minimum of sixteen grand jurors
to make up a legal panel. The gov
eminent attorney prefers to have
full panel, but II was stated by a
high official yesterday that the in
vestigation would proceed If sixteen
could be secured. Nine have already
been taken as acceptable. The gov
ernment's case is prepared to the last
detail. The same witnesses who
gave evidence at Cleveland, and be-
fore the first grand jury in Chicago
last week, will be subpoenaed
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Prohibition Ticket.

Terrell. Tex, Aug, 1.-THE Pro-
hlbltion party Of Texas, In conven-
ton at Terrell, made the following
nominations: Governor, J. w.
Pearson, Boyce; Lieut., Governor,
Thomas Brown, Beaumont; Attorney
General, ]. M. RUSSELL Amarillo;
Comptroller. j. p. Crouch, McKin-
ney; Land Commissioner, H. l.. Win
chell, Cisco; Superintendent Public
Instruction, j. l.. Andrews, Dallas.
The platform committees report
was unanimously adopted. II de-
clares for the prohibition of the
liquor trafiic. the initiative and refer
ondum. the impartial enforcement Of
all laws, government control Of pub
lie service corporations, and a sim
pic, adequate election law. Their
stand is shown In the following rcso-
luton:
1--WE, as Prohlbitlonlsts, do not Of
fer prohibition as a cure-all; but we
declare the legalized saloon to be
the salient point in the battle lines
OF all these forces OF evil which re-
sist good government and hinder the
progress Of our people toward right
eousness, peace and prosperity"
J. NJ, Russell, the nominee for at
torney general, is manager OF the
Amarillo Coal and Grain Co. here
He has been leading and ardent
adherent Of the prohibition cause for
many years. His nomination by the
party was wholly unexpected to him,
as he has not taken active part in
the state organization. Before COM
ing to Texas, ne was states attorney
for his county in Minnesota, but gave
up the practice OF law number of
years ago. He has been leading
citizen OF Amarillo from Its founding,
and has been active in public affairs
He is we'll known throughout the
Panhandle and will poll a large COM
plimentary vote,