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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25
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UNIVERSITY AVENUE LOTS

Yesterday, today and tomorrow,
We've been talking University Avenue
for the past year, are still talking II
and intend to keep on talking it, be-
cause we know what we're talking
about when we say that property in
that locality is, without question, the
best realty investment in the city to-
day, and developments during the past
few months have fully demonstrated
1t. Our auto is running every day this
fine weather and we will be only too
glad to take you out and show you any
or all of these money making proper
ties. Prices are low end will surely
TIME.
FOR RENT = SIX ROOM HOUSE,
SIS. 90
street, eight room house in fine con-
di ditto, newly papered tS sre Gd
month.
street. seven-room house, all modern;
good cellar with cement floor. $50
per month.
FOR RENT - ON SOUTH THIRD
street; eood-sized store ss5 per
FOR SALE-HouSE or s ROOMS ON
North Fifth street; lot 75X140; city
water: cellar. Price $2,l00.
FOR SALE-FOUR HOUSES IN EAST
Grand Forks, from $1.250 to s1,S0O.
FOR SALE-GOOD ALL MODERN
house on University avenue, 8 rooms;
lot 100X140; hard wood floors; fine
lawn and shade trees; corner lot.
Price $500.
FOR SALE-EIGHT ROOM ALL MOD
ern house on South Fourth street;
hard wood finish and floors; full
basement. cement floor; fine lawn: al
most new. Price $4,000.
FOR SALE-TEN ROOM ALL MOD
ern house on South Fourth street;
corner lot: fine lawn and shade trees.
Price $500.
FOR sALE-:ELEvEN ROOM MODERN
house on Reeves avenue: fine lawn
and shade trees; good basement, ce-
ment floors; lot 135x2OO feet; fine
drives, garden and small fruits.
Price $4,000. Easy terms
FOR SALE-NEw Z ROOM HOUSE
on North Fifth street. Price $1,000.
All modern but heat.
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Collections.

Local collections of all kinds made
on commission. Prompt service guar
anteed. We solicit your business. Box
II, Grand Forks. N. D.
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ILLINOIS IN HISTORY.
Second Day Of Historical Society
Meeting Fall Of Interest.

MeetIng I'll u interest.
Springfield, Ill, IAN. Is. Prominent
speakers and a wide range Of sub
jects combined to make this, the Sec
on dday Of the Illinois Historical So
ciety's annual meeting, one Of UNI
usual interest. Miss Jane Adams of
Hull, House, Chicago, discussed So
cial settlements In Illinois. and Alex
ander J. Jones. also Of Chicago, spoke
on the subject Of the great drainage
a canal and ii forbear. the Illinois and
Michigan canal. Other speakers and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25
Public StenOgrapher.

Miss Laura Daubenberg, Room 2,
Clifford Blk. Rhones: 9S3 N. W.; Tri-
State, 292R. Residence, N. w. 613M.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25
Caustic Enough.

Caustdc Enough.
"Shall give you some caustic to 10.
move that wart" asked a drug clerk
20 an acquaintance the other day. n
mo, indeed" was the instant reply.
my wife is caustic enough for me."-
Boston Budget.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25
An Artist.

Sallie That young man from Texas
says he 70 greatly interested in pyrogra-
ply. s'4 3
Mollie- Yes, he brands the cattle on
the Maximus ranch.-N. Z. Times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25

At. the Great Northern.
G. H. Barnes of Euclid and James
Duga of Pembina are guests at the
Great Northern.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25
TnDAY,s MARKETS.

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 25-(By 3D.
wards Wood Co., Brokers, Room ~
Clifford Building. )-Superlor quota
lions for Minneapolis delivery: Il Il.
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Begins at $3.50 O'Clock,

The lecture by Martin Tew at the
Baptist church this evening begins
sharply at $3.50 o'clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25

Installed q New Piano..
Chas. Keller has installed a new
piano in his dance hall on DeMers
avenue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-25

prophet q . person Who expects
the interpreted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
The Size of the Suns

Xhe sun, provided We measure only ec%ie disk seen with the smoked glass, is ears6,O00 miles In diameter--i. e., 1OS sloe ths could be comfortably ranged the sufoy side across the disk. To coTer sands. uace would require many thou neeo l'ooo''o fill the interior we shoulc mlght represo0O On q smaller scale we feet in diane snt the sun by a ball two soou slzeu SiaiAter snd the earth by pc Aollo"eo out,S of shot. Let the sun at US center anu then place the earth about 1t at it's real let the moor ,evolye miles. 1here "oaiJl distance of A4O,00O 1Oo,ooo Al!es oi Sl yet remain nearl. moon ofolt anu .uSpace between the tne SUI. 1nueeo 'o Se inclosing shell 9t sloe ol tie sun 'o 9journey from ol.s the center "oulo 'aAeNhe other. through express trains nearly one ns our swift years. So vast islooe two and hait
 Since it's density is onA na,,st ha heavy
 that of the earth it on.,v one.ouartar much as 332,000 earths ov veiehs as
 lions of tons. The attraction two octi,-
 on its surface would caus> of aravitv
 whose weight was 150 pounds [, man
 two tons. 9veigh
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LanRuage In France.

There are several districts ID France where the very ancient tonguse still survive. Basque is spoken by about 100000 persons, who are naturally proud of language that Is their ex elusive possession, for it Is unlike eV, cry other spoken tongue, and the as sertion is commonly made that to utr derstand it one must have learned it ln the cradle. This peculiar property gives in the mind of the Basque people support to their belief that it was the language of Adam and Eve. The same claim is advanced, though, for Breton. The Romans when they conquered Gaul compared Breton to croaking Of ravens. About million people speak Breton. Then there are Flemish, still spoken by a comparatively small num- Der In northeastern France, Catalan h the Pyrenees -Orientales and Langue- doc and Prov encal, whose gradual e1- tinction has been delayed mainly by the efforts of few literary enthusi~ Aats.
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COMPANIES RESERVE.

yev York. Oct. 1.=lruat coihpalile9 l, FbiQ city and throughout the staee a. making preparations to coihPis ct5 tho new law adopted last winter ,.eodina an increased reserve, Whleh lm5mes finally operative January l. 1e7 The third installment IS que tcay. :,
 sfnder the provisions of this law all +r,t companies in New York city ,nst have on the first of the year, a ,,e,rve equal to 15 per cent Of thelf tol deposits. and those institutions inhe state outside of New York city aHnserve of 10 per cent. The laW nrides that the new reserve =shai' beestablished on a sliding scale' so as, abyiate the large drain on the
 ba;s that would have followed the
 e4blishment of the reserve upon ahN
 sisn day
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Ancient Roses.

Flinders Petrie, the archaeologist while excavating among some ancient Egyptian tombs, found a wreath Of roses which had been bound into garland and buried with the dead thou sands of years ago. M. Crepln, the bot anIst and microscopist, made care ful examination of this queer find and prepared paper on it which he read before the Royal society of Belgium, Frotn this paper 1t appears tbat in places where the flowers wero matted together they stilt reclaimed their color q. well as a very faint odor. The species to which they belong is now ex tinct, but 2 pese resembling them fl several particulars Is still grown 1, Egypt and Abyssinia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
PACKERS AGREE ON
 FAITHFUL LABELS.

Washington, Oct. 1.-After numer- ons conferences about lo repfeSel'- tatiyes 0f the various meat-packi1lS hmsos have agreed With Secretary wu,oa an labels which, under the law must he put upon meat pfodue'9 after this date. Throughout Secretary Wilson stood fer labels which would stai Q exactly what the package con tained and this the packers flnaiiv haN Ne accepted, with eonpfoilliSe ina the percentages of different meats contained ill any canned afuc'e mn, ont =under one name need not De stated
 Secretary Wilson of the department of aoriculture says of the new meat Inspection law
 "Tbe new law will be enforced strictly. We have an appropriation of s3 600, ,o0o d year to enforce It ai'o WI. will have enough inspectors. i'aek- efs who do not keep their plants strictly clean, who allow unelean hao- ifs among their worllmen or who 1al N produce meats products under th most sanitary conditions will not Se the government label.
 .This means that they Will not e allowed to ship their goods, ana l. view of recent agitation, am reason ably certain that no packer Will D suicidal enough to throw the sllShteS h;ndrauce in the way of an inspector of the products and supervision ol lll mannfacture from the time the Sloc enters the wards on the hoof untll leayes in the form of food.
 There will be no conlfoNefSN U the department of aSrlcul'"re w.t. inc nackers. If they do not want let our inspectors keep close "a'e on every detail of manufacture '''' is 1hei, outlook, but i'll such case tue will get no labels.
 II want to emphasize the lac' 'h there is going to be d different N' of msnection at the wards under U new law. It will be more con'Ple and more systematic and the feSoi lions will be enforced more rlSloly'
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"A Bare Bodlsin."

"Bage' means mere as well as "nakea," and I cannot doubt that by "bare boGkiss" Shakespeare meant mere bodkin," the point of the passage being with how contemptibly small an instrument we could if we chose put az end to life and all its bother. Bare" probably was used instead of "mere" for the sake of effective allIteration. (Cf. with Hamlet's "bare bodkin;." Richard HIS little pin" III, 2, 1e9) For "bare" in the sense of "mere" I need cite only "bare imagination of d feast" London Notes and Queries.
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uT\TI\G SEASON lN MAINE.

Bangor. Me, Oct. l.-Ihefe nave been many inquiries concerning hall'- inc prospects in Maine this fall. The deer season opened today and the moose season opens on the l2,l. There has been a great deal ol tdih' and q rainy fall will Keep hlailA sportsmen out of the woods Wl'h weather as favorable as that Of last fall. however, Commissioner carleton is of the opinion that more hunters than ever would come to Name.
 As for the supply of big game whether it is increasing or decfeas- iny-the commissioner hesltates le niyr au opinion, but he makes this admission:
 Tt is reasonable to believe Una with the very great yearly slauSh'e' moose and deer cannot hold thei own much longer. do not belleF' Maine is raising annually 23,0oo dee to he shot, or 500 moOse-Wlnch w
 find has been about the number kllle' leyerv season in the past few years.
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I could not sleep and could h around. I consulted two physlcia relief and as a last resort, l trlet Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, surprise, every ache and pam gained ten pounds and am Ill per1e
 Miss Pearl Ackers, of 327 No mer Street, Nashville, Tenn, Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
 "I suffered with painful period backache, bearing-down pains, pal the abdomen: was very nervous an ble. and my trouble grew worse every
 "My physician failed to help me decided to try Lydia E. Pinkhams Veg Compound l soon found 1t was ooh good. All my pains and aches dlsapp and no longer fear my monthly perlo' Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable pound is the unfailing cure for all troubles. It strengthens the p. muscles, and displacement with horrors will no more crush you.
 Backache, dizziness, faiRing, ing-down pains. disorderN sto1 moodiness, dislike of friends and SC all symptoms of the one cause be quickly dispelled, and it will : you strong and we'll.
 You can tell the story of your ferings to woman, and receive ful advice free of cost. Address
 Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. The pr
 Mrs. Pinkham is the daughter-ll of Lydia E. Pinkham and for tW
 five years she has, under her dire and since her decease, been adv : sick women free of charge.
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\CW JAPANESE CUSTOMS
 HARD OK FORElGNERS

Tokio. Oct. l.-'rhe new customs tariff. which went into effect today, shows that the articles essential to Europeans are the most heavily taxed, All articles of European wearing ap- narel are taxed 40 to 70 per cent. II js ouite etiquette for Japanese gen tleman to go anywhere in Nmona ana clogs while such commodities as la- b)e cloths and curtains are never seen in a house furnished in Japanese CtNlp
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fT-GAMBLlNG LEAGUE.

.Nay. Oct 1.-Rev. Dr. (. W. Peelyho has been superintendent O. the Any District of State Anti.Sa. loon sague, severed his connection with nt association today for the pul1sl of organizing an anti-gambl- ing iety in Western New York. The Ill besin immediately and op- poset ing at the tracks. The Rev. A. sAe44 has been transferred fronl ev Euelana and assigned to NevY3 for tho managomcnt of an ,nttant a9 eampaien, With head ouai,a m Alhaay They will con ter iei 't4.s in Now York this fall andfnt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

AIwomen w'k; some in their home some in ,urch, and some in the wrl of sociy. And in stores, mills 'd shops tes of thousands are on the ,ver-ceasiI treadmill, earning their day bread.
 All ar subject tohe same physical laws; suffer ale from the same physical isturbanceand the nature of lhelr dues, in may cases, quickly drifts the into tht horrors of all kinds of ,male comlaints, tumors, ulcera1lon' talllng and dlsplace- ments or perhaps kSregularity or suppression causinge tackache, ner- Vousness, lrlta bilty aat lassitude.
 They especally require an invigorat- ing, sustaining medicine which will strengthen th female organism and enable them tobear easily the fatigues of the day, to seep well at night, and to rise refreshe, and cheerful.
 How distressing to see & woman struggling to can livelihood or per form her houselold duties when her back and head gre aching, she is SC tired she can ha:dly drag about or stand up, and eve:v movement causes pain, the origin q which is due tc some derangement of the female or ganism.
 Miss F. Orser, of 14 Warrento ton Street Boston, tells women how to avoid sucl ear fering; she writes:
 ,,,a,s sun ., IT'S Pinkham:-
 "a rinp-dt eered misery for several yaay wit 'egularities. My back achtd. ha
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R 19 O6.
Among TOrGAEA VI.

Etiquette Among ToreianAvrt
 While in the forest res4 in \hicn
 We hunted I met several de Ares.
 rangers, all of them intent \sen,
 some with college educat1plen Vho
 seemed peculiarly adapteo tNiI
 calling, who knew the ulduns tAor
 oughly, handy with all aX 'antn ahd
 full of resource, X degree ethics obtained among the Sportsmen ides, trappers and forest rangers tlwa. i, Interesting. When any one goo . deserted cabin, in most of whichuld be found food, bedding, a stove, il Is proper form for him to sta | night, eat a0 Ac can put away Lr his belt, if ill dire need divide any ply of tobacco and matches he find, but he must take away notb else, since to care; of au article of tle value, such a5 hammer, hatch pineh2rS, snow sll5scs, screW driv fish hoor, pipe or other similar arti might inconvenience inc owner Gfea when lie happened along and want them and was forty miles or more fr' 8 source of supply. If belated " derer fails to wash the dishes and lea supply of dry wood sufficient to bu fire and cook q meal he is at ol tabooed and his companionsilip is I sought after. - Northwestern Spor man.
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The secretary said there were

The secretary said there were a great many independent packlhS hm1scs in the United States, concerns investments of between s1oo oooo and $2oo .ooo each, which the bic packers called small, where there were no inspectors at present. These were to be supplied with ln- SDectOfS now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others
MAYOR
 }SCHMiTZ RUN AWAY, San Francis\ 5ehmitz left to\ go. Cal. Oct l.-Na

achmltZ leIt to$co, Cal. Oct. May vacation trip Inlay for a thre moHtl tion of the prese1s Europe His sel, tion is due largely 0 hrs desire to eseA cape the political un2le into which he has been drawn. At a recent Re-. publican state conantion Schmitz1 practically nominate. Gillette tho Southern Pacific's caridate for oo,,. ernor.
 After this selection nnion ,ohor leaders denounced Gllleo as tr,i tor to the cause of labo1 Before the convention was held Mar schmitz declared: q will neverqpport an enemy to the cause of lab.
 As Gompers denouncetCillotto Schmitz would be forced tC,1t tbo Republican nominee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
INITIAL DIVIDEND ON
 LAKE SUPERIOR B.,

New York, Oct, 1.-The directo,f Lake Superior Corporation paid a dend of , per cent on the compal income bonds, payable today. ri is Inc first disbursement ever made the bonds. of which there are S3,0O 0O0 outstanding, and Will call for aayment of $150,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

Nv child was burned terribly ah,t the face, neck and chest. ap- pli, Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. The ua, ceased and the child sank into q pstful sleep."-Mrs. Nancy M. Han- so1 Hamburg, N. Y.
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Ro6R ~f08NER. ~Es
 iTeF.S HRofilER, HE@IGN<

Nhn 9 E OCl ,,}4i "
 Bon cousin 59at.4 a Ire iaai 5Eng u iNts a  f,T# 
 
  l,459 K atse To5 sIao Ea' 5.m0iE. take eyete 1H asa Eo# Mi l,vs,nc
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Four Days In the Year.

There are but four days In the year when the sun and clock exactly cor. respond In other words, there are bu, four days of the 365 in which the sun Is directly south at noon. The 18th of April and the 17th of June re
 member.
 August Il and 24th of December. On these foar dag 5ard r0Ho else in tn.
 year.
 The SUE aaa clock both the same tin1s
 decIarc
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Dd use hash physics. The reac- tion Iakens the bowels, leads to ehro1 constipation. Get Doan's Reg u1etssThey operate easily, tone the stont. cure constipation.
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Atlanta. Ga, account eonVehtlel Retail Druggists; rate S21.10 for !, trip: on sale Sept. 2S, 20 and 30. turn limit October ', 1906. EXtel| m payment fee DOC, until Octobe| 906 ! Mexico City, Mex. One way tS ] ass colonist ticket, $25.35. a&& :, as, Mexico City, Toluca, c z
 lascolientes, San Luis Potos lI ', Monterey, Torrean and int E I stations. On sale August
 Der 31.
 ,r Springs, Ark. State fair, ound trip. On sale Septel mir October 10. inclusive. Re
 October II, 1906. Fol
 ate Smith, Ark, reunion Co sa, eterans, $6.00 for round ,turn October 1 6to 19, inclr
 init October 20. Pine l.
 +o+oa uff to Little Rock and re II. a,a 1. 1906, account Carl H on =, Round trip $1.7O. <l { October 25. Der -4' i'Vo'
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l. NGEST CHICKEN
 FARM IN THE WORLD

Rston. Pa, Oct 1.-The largest chi ken farm in the world is soon to be Itarted in Palmer township, three and one-half miles from here. The fan, which consists of 1o7 l-2 acres, baaheen purchased from Wilson brders of Easton by William Fal- naH of Toronto. Can, and John Hat of this city The land was pu,,hsed for S15, ,OO0. The new own CTS til take possession today, Fms fall boo laying hens will be placed upolft and the number will be ln- creah 10 10000. The largest chick en fn at present is said to contain i S.4oI
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fhc Miracle

WooQl4a.,-NAat ts tbe difference be tween ! waaGEg dHd a Mig3e'e3 To -Ne'l, | z21'8 t29aA ae for S5 and Id ta5 v7H .twaula be wonder Woo1Gs- IAll5 s9 Gogaln And # faH re1f,rFed =s.f N5.ld 6t 2 m'r3l'e
 t.=55 It aH-=t=3=-
 Man IEti4 mean t4=s ueut9 satI E wearing iAi
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t October 25, 'e. ' ''V
Williams news., 1906-02-17

WE have been informed that the ''ring" is contemplating the estab- lishment of an opposition paper to the NEWS in Williams. Certain of the county officials fear that the NEWS may be against them during the compg fall election, and intend starting newspaper to boost them into office. We'll, if the people want that kind of a paper-one which they know is against their interests, it is up to them to support it. If the NEWS is thus run out of the field it will have the satisfaction of know ing that it died fighting for the right
Williams news., 1906-02-17

The NEWS is in receipt of the February issue of the "Out West Magazine" which devoted consid- erable space to Arizona. The write up was the work of Miss Charlotte M. Hall, of Yavapai county, and was most comprehensive. Besides thoroughly covering the territory in the article there were a large number of half tones illustrative of the many industries and many prominent buildings. The subject was we'll handled and is the best attempt to do justice to the terri tory ever attempted in a magazine article. Arizona should deeply ap preciate the work of Miss Hall and the editor of the magazine in their effort to place her so prominently and we'll before the public.
Williams news., 1906-02-17

WHILE we are discussing news papers we might say that a com munity may usually be judged by the kind of newspaper published there. The NEWS is a pretty good paper and so is the community it represents, but it might be made a better ore. Did all the business men of the town support it as loy ally as the few who do it is sure thing that the paper could be enlarged and improved ac- cordingly. We would like to make the NEWS larger and better, but that costs money, and unti! the support warrants the expense it cannot be done. By advertising in the home paper you not only help the paper, but help yourself and the commu- nity at large. as we'll. The larger and better the paper the more good it can do the community.
Williams news., 1906-02-17
Machlieb.RaWlin
Seligman, Feb. IA. 1906

Last Monday evening at the M. E. parsonage Rev. E. G. Decker performed the wedding ceremony which united as one Mrs. H. Raw lin and MT. Frank Machlieb. Mrs. Rawlin has long been a resident of Williams and is widely known to a host of friends. Mr. Machliebi has also been a resident of Willia ms for a number of years, being em- ploved by the local lumber con- pany, and is also we'll and favora bly, known. After the ceremony at their home on South Third street a large number of we'll wishers con- gregated and were most pleasantly received and entertained.
Williams news., 1906-02-17

SOME people have an idea that it does not cost anything 10 run a newspaper. After the cost of put ting in which will range from $2OOO up-the expenses of conducting almost any sort of a paper will range from $50 up, weekly. If any of the politicians are anxious to start one here we will be glad to render them any assistance in our power, such as as- sisting to select type, etc. Or, if they really want to engage in the business, they can buy the NEWS. We never yet have had anything that we would not sell, if we got our price-except our honor. We really would like to assist in the selection of the new office, if there is to be one installed, as we need some new type and could no doubt buy the plant pretty cheap about a week after the next election.
Williams news., 1906-02-17

THERE is one way in which the business men of the town could probably be induced to become can- didates for the offices of town coun- cilmen, and that is to have them all be entered in the race. We recog- nize that it is fact that where only one or two are on the council they may take some action that will lose them a customer, he going to their competitor, but were all of the mer- chants members of the council it would then be an even break. They are the men who should have the management of the towns affairs, as they have the greatest interests at stake, and no doubt under these conditions they can be induced to enter the arena.