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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
\ IS FLAUNTED
| IN OPEN DEFIANCE
tRrLlNe CHARGES MADE
80. 80. Lewiston Needs q Cleaning
Trough and Through - Sin and
open Temptation Are Leading
Young People to Lives
Of Ruin.

and fragrant violations Of the
of decency and morality are
ywhere fiaunted before the eyes of
abiding citizens.
pwiston needs a complete renova-
ne whole system of the city govern
and social customs must be
ned through and through.
aese startling statements are but a
Of the charges hurled from the pull
at the NJ. E. church by Rev. Bas-
ille last night as with passionate
uence he plead for reform in the
Needs a Cleaning Up.
tell you," shouted Mr.. Baskerville,
wiston needs a cleaning up. What
the officers doing? What are the
pie doing?
fhey are cleaning up cities in the
Sin and open temptation stalk
pad here right in the sight Of our
b and our girls and there is not
ugh conscience and righteousness
eall q halt.
erazsn Faced Dsbauchery.
Drunkenness and debauchery are
zen faced as I have never seen
before. All sorts Of girls, low
servant girls perhaps, or others
have fallen so low as not to be
gnized as among the decent, right
your streets, 'ha, haing' and
pting their brazen iniquiety until
non decency should forever abolish
ming. Tell them to get out and off
streets and hide their sinful faces
cf sight.
tell you Lewiston has got to clean
II Is to stand as it should. What
unable iniquity right among you
e better things are supposed to
Ihs abominable lewdness f1aunt-
eht IN the open and where young
ren and others can see it and have
nafp edge of decency worn off un-
eas1iality takes it's place and
m is enacted again.
Disease Permeates Society,
isease permeates the blood of
9 men, and there are more of
.aan You imagine, my nice friends
mere about you. They get their
oiood diseased with unnamable
ses ana then they get around and
4'e marry Your nice daughters with
'hey have been allowed to asso-
III the most familiar manner in
= and under conditions of music
."eh they cast off a progeny of
en cursed in body by inherited
ana cursed in mind by results
work! ~" "'' -
a Hen Of Shame.
' God, what kind Of society work
=: II means hell upon earth. He'll
-, 1eli OF shame, Hell of results
a sea coming into Life. Better re-
r;,. sc. your daughters and your
|, I'm . the pale Of a better exam
- e"n,e a Yourselves to God and the
,o,. ana taking your stand where
!. ahu the girls will see some-
er and in mother they can
for they will follow and thew
- huenced more by living ex-
sna ~ parents than they ever can be
.cha, 's preaching and by Sab
'enool Teaching.
"oo. groaned the evangelist
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
REBELS ATTACK MONEY TRAIN
Battle Follows. In Which Many Are
Killed and Injured

Riga, Jan. 11.--News is received Of
the daring attempt of the revolu-
tionists to capture military train
conveying large sum of money from
st. Petersburg to Libau.
The revolutionists had burned two
bridges and torn up the track. The
soldiers attacked the revolutionists
and a battle followed. in which sixty
five. revolutionists were killed and one
hundred injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
ike CASSIE
10 PRISON

|aoisS aooiissSSelland. Jan. 11.-Accom.
6al 6ee a,y oy a United States mar
kave @ ta Cassie Chadwick win
bhere 'Uh.norrow ~ for Columbus.
fisor sne win enter the state
ten snd begin her sentence
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

pated I'm by representatives of New
York University and the College of the
City of New York, and the public
schools
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
COLUMBIA MouRNs FOR HARPER
Special Memorial Services Will Be
Conducted in New York,

New York, Jan. 11.-Memorial SER
vices for President Harper of Chicago
University, will be held at Columbia
University Sunday and will be particle
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Esthonia Revolt collapsinq.
Reval, Jan. 1.-THE revolt at Estho-
MIA is reported to be collapsing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Suit Against Foundry.

Another suit filed today in one insti-
tuted by Eli Bolick against the Lewis
ton Foundry and Machine Works and
Leon LIE Quime. Bolick is a promi-
nent farmer in the Asotin country and
alleges that he entered into a contract
with the machine works whereby they
We're to construct for him certain
road engine of 10 horse power to be
used for traction purposes. He was to
pay $500 down, 800 in 60 days and the
balance on delivery. He alleges he
made the two cash payments and that
the foundry and machine works be-
came insolvent and the engine was
never completed. but is now in the
hands of Leon LeQuime, who has been
made the assignee.
He brings action to have the $1,000
advanced made a lien ON the engine
and to restrain the assignee from SELL
ing the engine to satisfy the claims of
other creditors. Gose and Rummens
of Asotin are attorneys for the plain
tiff aud r. E. Mcfarland is their local
representative.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
AGAIN ASK
DEpEW RESIGN

Albany, Jan. 11.-Brackett's :
resolution calling for the resig- .
nation of Depew from the Unit
ed States senate was reintro-
duced In the state senate today.
1t has been made a special order !
for next Tuesday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
SUE NEzPERCE
FOR $4,000
Kelly Alleges Injuries
from Fall Into an
Open Ditch

A $4,000 damage suit is soon to be
instituted against the village of Nez-
perce, the Nezperce Water Company
and z. A. johnson.
The papers will be filed today by r.
E. Mcfarland and John Q. Bender. The
title of the suit is Emery b. Kelly vs
the Village of Nezperce ct al, and 1t
is brought bv r. L. Spiker, guardian
at Item for the plaintiff who is a minor.
The complaint alleges that Emery on
the night of November Is, while riding
through the streets of the Village of
and precipitated into an open ditch
which had been dug by the agents of
the Nezperce Water Company and neg
ligently left open by the defendants.
Kelly alleges severe injuries in his
back and shoulders, and asks for $10,-
900 damages
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Subject for Tonioht.

Tonight the subject will be "Overcom-
ing dlHlculties in the way of a Chris
tian life and Saturday afternoon there
VIII be a meeting for Women only"
and then on Sunday afternoon at o..
m. there will be a meeting For Men
Only" On Friday afternoon ar e.eo
Continued on page 5.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

For Postmaster at laconner.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE president
today nominated John p. McGlinn for
postmaster at Laconner, Washington.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

what are we coming to when we allow
what is going on right about us and
never even awaken until our boys and
our girls have gone so far away from
God and the good that they never will
come back and their names will be
ruined forever"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Commissioners Should
Fix Rates this Term
for Deposits
ATTORNEY GENERAL 90 DECIDES


The county depository law 10 now irs
effect and the commissioners should
flx the rate OF interest ut the present
January meeting. This In efDect VIII
be the decision that County Attorney
Crow will Ale today with tho hoard OF
county commissioners, and In doing -
he will follow the opinion Of the attor-
ney general Of the state who has passetk
upon the matter for the county attcr-
ney OF Fremont county.
In reply to the question asked by the
Fremont attorney the Attorney General
said:
II think 1t is the duty Of the county
commissioners to AK the rate OF inter-
est to be paid at their January meeting.
The act itself provides that It should
take effect and be In force after the
second Monday In January. 1905.
Rate Must % Fixed.
when this law goes into effect 1t II
the duty Of the county treasurer to
make these deposits under certain con-
dftionH, when they are applied for, and
in order to be In a position to receive
applications. and also In order that the
people who wish to get this money may
know what they woul1 have to pay for
It, It is necessary that the rate OF IN
terest be fixed, and there In no reason
UT kOOu SENSE why the WnOl0 matter
should be held up until the last day OF
April, for the county commissioners to
meet and Ak the rate Of interest"
- have made an investiga-
tion with reference to the passage OF
this bin and flnd that the original idea
was to make It effective IN two years.,
Then there was another proposition
providing that II should 60 into effect
In the month Of June, 1906, but an the
bill finally passed It was to 60 into e.
feet on the second Monday in January,
1906.
Point Was Overlooked.
"The provision providing for tho
commissioners meeting on the last day
OF April to AK the rate Of interest was
made when It was contemplated that
the bin should go into effect In June,
and when they changed that provision
OF the bill they did not change the pro-
vision relative to the fixing OF the In
terest to make It harmonize and 1t was
simply overlooked. This is how these
inconsistent provisions came to be
passed.
II think the commissioners should
fix the rates OF interest at the January
meeting, andI do not think they are re-
quired to meet IN April as 1t would be
wholly unnecessary"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
THEY CALL A
2-DAY STRIKE
Plan for Celebration
Of "Red Sunday
January y
"REps" GET ANOTHER.

Irkutsk, Jan. 1.-THE perfect
OF police was assassinated here
today. The murderer has made
good his escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

We reupholster furniture. Old furniture may b
made practically new at very small outlay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

Lamp Chimney brushes .......... t6c
Fine White Fibre Brushes. hard-woo
back, suitable for scrubbing milk
cans ......''.......''..'' ~''.''' ioc
Vegetable Brushes ..bc
l0-auart Bread Raiser ...............7bc
Universal Bread Mixers % and 1900
Universal Cake Mixer ..N7o
Fancy Vegetable Slicers, special. ..isc
Galvanized Water Pals ...........20 zoe
Galvanized Wash Tubs, Csc s5c and 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

Administer Rugs.
Every pattern new--extra heavy and very dur
able, 36x7s worth $3.50, for ............... S44s
a7xoo. worth S,.so for ............. SAYS
Lace Curtain Savings.
We have odd lots OF curtains left after the sea-
sons business which will be disposed Of at the follow
ing discounts:
All one pair lots will be sold at HALF PRICES
All pair lots will be sold at ONE-THlRD LESS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

In the lots is choice showing OF Bigelow AK.
ministers that were SELLING for S2as, which we VIII sell
for 81. so and SI,75, made and laid
NIiddesex Administers worth $IJSs, for Si.35 and
81. so yard made and laid.
Extra Administers worth SI.65 for SI.oo to SI,35.
Velvet carpets, worth SI5o Tor .....'...'si35
Tapestry carpets worth CSC, made and laid tor,
a ward Observation-Disclosures. .75c
S4soo Wilton Rugs 0xi2, for ....,........,.SN'
S,25o Velvet Rugs, oxl2, for ............. $500
S3a; 80 Administers, oxI2 for ...............S25'oo
5000 Tapestry, oxI2, for ..............".SI7'oo
CAN New Patters.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

ROYAL Roasting Pans. reg. sL00, now
s5o. 81 25 for s5o; sl.5G for 800; N.I0
for 81. 20. $500 for n.3b.
Steel skillets, 35c, 40c and ...,-..,.''i Sc
Acme Frying Pans ....,..','sc 70 &C
DrIp Pans. .......,....,u..l0c to t0c
sleeve Boards ,....'.'''''''''''''''''oc
Food Choppers .......,..N.2o to S9'2o
Chopping bowls ...,,...'''.''''.''''S
Chopping Knives ..,,.'..''''''''''''lV
Granite Mixing spoons ..,.........''lVc
wood Mixing Spoons .,...,..'.'.'''''oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
BIG RIBBON SALE

First showing Of new stock of satin and plain taffeta
ribbons New coors Size. from l-2 to in 10
ehe' in width Regular Csc and 35c Special A0c
A beautiful stock of Soc, 75c and $lOO ribbon in
shaded and polka dot effects. Widths, to 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

Glass Wash boards ................5 soc
Bars large size. special $500
100 feet Rustless Wire Clothes Line. .25c
Clothes Pine, per doz ............,..,,.1c
Best Brooms ...................,, .4bc
Whisk Brooms ...u............sc to25c
Shovels ............,.......' lOc
coal HodS ....s'''''''.''.'.' 'ooc hHufoc
Cotton Dish Mops :. .....,..........,.b DC
Heavy re-tinned Forks each. ..,..". DC
Excerpta Coffee Pots ....,$l.i0 to S2.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

MCKEE Plate Tea Kettles, best Qual-
ity .......,,...,,.,.....sl .25 and $3.50
French drip coffee Pots ..-.,....si.l0
Never Sag Adjustable Curtain Stretch
Good Feather Busters. $50. .2bo TO s1.76
Shelf Per, in colore. yards for. SO
Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers. nickle
tops, per pair 15c, Csc and 30c
A full line of Chine. Glass, GRANTEE
ware etc. in the basement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
w alkine Skirts.

These skirts VIII appeal to your rea-
son IN q convincing manner The ma
terIals are gray mixtures and plaids.
Special price for 81 I'll
Monday ..........tst''s.'''.' 80
Some OF the skirts are plain circular,
handsomely tailored. and others are IN
the gored circular styles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

All pair lots will be closed out at ONE
FOURTH LESS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

bon Gutenberg febr feb eebabt uno
troBoem fonnte lie ni6t mein Weib
fperoen. Sn Der Susenb ni9t, neil
mir gu orm paren, i'm reifen Mlter
nt9t, neil Die Sano zines Sobten uns
auseinanber rib. Sa babe i9 mir in
elmer f9pa9en Stunbe mein &e6t eez
nomrnen.
@ergebt mis-. Sd babe bespeeen ge,
mug aelitten. Wtr brduGt rlienlano
Elm urtbeiI gu fpreden. BeOer Die
Melt nod Sbr.
Wenn Did, meine 4boa, bas S9idS
ial nit Sarenberg pieOer persinen
foate, 10 iase linn, baB i9 grDberes
2etO ertrugen als er. Sbr, Die aud
metn &ino lit, fuet meine Qbi9iebs=
griibe. Sd bate iie an mein !Ssr5 ge>
npmmen una ibr Elm SubauIe eeeeben,
tpenn i9 fem imturrer Meni9 getpeisn
pGre.
Did, Sirgen, miro bic 3eit trDfen
iiber Die neue gnttGuI6une. @ollenoe
in FRAZIER Selbft5u9t un0 fturter
SpferfreuOigfeit mein @ert. Ou fannii
IS uno Su barfft es audi, bcnn meme
SG1tlo 1T 9eiIbnt, inbem i9 freiipiQia
gebe. Sas 1T f9perer fir mid, ais
Sbr abnt. Guer Batter"
Damn f9iebt er Sen 8rief in ser
umi4lag. @r miro i'm morgen friib
bebor er auf Die Sagb gum @rafen
9lab fdfrt, e~igenbGnbig CUR poIt ges
ben. 9egen elm ubr fann er ungefdb,
in Sirgens 8siib fein. Sas miro ees
raoe gu Der 3eit iein. tpenn tie i'm
beimf6affen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
%. e | |.

~ euberIi9 polfommen ru6ig UNI
"a tpoblgemutb, nit einem S6er5>
C~ mort fir 6rdulein BON Me9>
trip auf oen 2ippen, beiteigt
Der 9eneralmajor bon Wa9enbuien
Den lei9ten Wagen, Der ibn gum Sra
fen Plab bringen iolte. Ni1ts perz
rietb bic Dual in ieiner Seele unb bie
gnti3life Ser fur6tbarften Na9t iei=
nes 2ebens. y1ur cine uneepobnts
Wei3beit gegen feline So9ter purbe in
oteier @bf6ieosit unoe eeboren.
N0oa bon @a6enbuien itan6, als
bas @efGbrt Idnsit ibren gliden emit
f6punoen mar, INNER nod pie i'm
Sraum uuf Der 6reitreppe Der bitter
li9en @tGa unb perfolgte nit Sen @u=
ger Die &efte Der Staubpolfe, Die eleiG
einem lei9ten, f9leierbdften G6atter
Bort in Ser Serne bas Sonnengolb per=
biuten.
War oas ibr 8ater eepeIen, oss
f~tol5en, falten Mdnnes unnabbare
@rt9 Sber nur feline Seele, Die erTi
bon Dem grsignib Ser lebten Na9t auf.
geriittelt, gum 2i6t empor ftieg, erfen=
memo, oab er bei Der lnterreoung nit
Siirgen febite?
Damn piiroe nod einmal ales eui
tper6en.
Gr bate ibr gum erften Mal elm;
| 3GrtIi6feit gei9entt. Sbne fi6tbart
! 8eranlahune. obne ben Namen hires
einftigen 8erlobten gu %ertpdbnen, batt'
er lie an fem !6ers e.nommen. Sbl
Suupt on feline gruft selest unb auI
tbren S9eitel feline 2ippen geprebt, als
Oh er lie fesnete. limo tpie er tie anses
feben bate, als er fi9 enoli9 losrib.
Seft unb spinsenb, nit Dem 8lid, Sc,
gefiisis unb Gei9 gu MAIDEN bertrand
unb Dem bod ettpas pie belize, bemii:
tbige Qbbitte beigemii9t mar, Die aud
our9 feline Worte binour9 Hang. Sir
Sleben troB hires 8efeblens, elm 8e.
tenntnib in Gem Hdtbiel.
.Su biit ni9t nur mein &inb
Ioba," bate er seiagt. rSu bift aud
elm Weib. Sin marin unb tief empfin.
benoes, bas glei9 mir iein 9ers ar
bas &reu5 f9lasen mubte. Sesbalf
pirit Su MIDI in 3ufunft berfteben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

Der Gonbpner mStano'
urb" erflGrt in einem 4rtitel ubsr
Sonia gbuaro uno &aiier Wilbelm,
IS lei fir ole @nsldnoer nnperniinT=
tia, an benz maritimen gbrgei5 DEG
aaiIsrs unb fsiner Miniitsr anitot
au nebmen. nWir iino ftol5 oarauf
perItGnbise uno sutmiitbfse @Olfsr gu
iein, unb mir moqen baruf parten
uns au ftr.iten, Biz mir etpas BADEN
sporum mir ftreiten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

Srtnfer (ber immer groben
Surit uSS tpenis @elo ba): Zen
Oi9ter mD9te id NAL feb'n, Der g
MAIDEN funnt, bab fi4 mein Surit uno
mein 9elo aufammenreimen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago x 81. Eonts Nv.
uhtauapoIi Dtptfto1

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O~tbtften.
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Souiss & Rtttsb 3 8 tdsF&s Z eOstm
Rabtiou Meeomm eonutaes 9 16Bm
Son & gbtG Grpr. tdsIi&s 11.20sea;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
Wurnhahm =Tabrplau.


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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

Ab9oug
Hittsbura SpeciaI, tdaI 9 . 8 S5Ssm
goInmbns Geeou, tdsI.. 49, Z S09m
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Bittsburs grpreb, tdsI sd. 7 20sam
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&bteaeo
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2osansport Spe5iaI5us, tdgl 725gm
Sou & GIT B grsr tdslt& Sill 6Ostm
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Southern Gypreb tdeI s.- 8 S5Bm
Butts & Con s 8 tdsI s.- 208m
Mab Nec n eomut- 30Bm
2outSb & Wabtfeu Aesem- 8 20Bm
gbieaso & Bon 8 8 tdsIi& p 3 56sem
Nahifou Aeeor1 tdsI.- 3 65sfm
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

~ euberli9 polltommen rubig UNI
III poblgemutb, nit einem S6era=
C~ mort fir 6rdulein Ron Me9>
trib inf Aen Qihnen h~pffeint
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-11
G. HASS HAGEN,
Official in Charge
HE GOT LOST.
Crockett Citizen Came to Town and
Lost His Way-Was Sober.

When a citizen of neighboring
burg comes to town and gets lost on
the streets, It begins to look like we
are getting to be a city sure enough.
Well, that is what happened to
prominent Crockett citizen last night.
He wanted to go to the passenger de
pot to take the train for home, but
wandered of into North Palestine.
where he wound up about p. m. at
a citizens door. who kindly piloted
him back to the hotel for the night.
His train had been gone for an hour
or more. He had started from a Ger.
tain point in the city for the depot,
and got lost After walking for an
hour or so, he decided he had better
stop and ask some questions. He said
he had met a number and asked about
the directions. but he was a good way
out, and try as best he could he could
not find his way back to the depot
And the man was strictly sober.
too.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-11
GREETING
To Union and Non-Union Farmers of
Anderson County.

Having learned of a call made by
County President W. N. Lipscomb OF
the union farmers of Anderson county
for a mass meeting of all, or as many
of the farmers, both union and non
union, as can attend, at Swanson
school house on December 20, 1906,
for the purpose of discussing econo-
mics in handling and selling cotton
and other farm products, now brother
farmers, union and non-union, you
should attend this meeting, for it is
by the discussion of these questions
that We learn of and formulate plans
for adequately handling aud profitably
marketing our produce | know that
we have been told that all that is
necessary for our financial success is
to diversity, work hard and save. We
will agree that all these are very nee
essarx. Yet this is not all that is
necessary. The profitable marketing
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time to attend meetings. All, no, but
you have plenty OF time to take your
cotton on the streets of some town
on your wagon, throw on your brake
with a surge, wind up your lines so
short that the gear slips up behind
your horses ears, drop the chains and
take a sample that some local specu-
lator cuts out of your cotton and plod
up and down the streets from business
house to business house, asking the
other local spectators what they will
give you for it. And they almost in
tell you with a sad look)
that the market is on the decline.
Here you plod on the beg for better
prices, while your humble horses
stand and stamp and fight flies. until
you get worn out and lose, patience,
and you sell on the (nearly always
declining market and go home leaving
some debt only partially paid, ours
ing the market, wishing that the boil
weevil would eat the cotton all up,
when nobody is to blame for low
prices but the farmer. He can control
the prices of his product if he will
only try in a collective way. But you
are too busy working hard and saving
10 make a collective effort. So you