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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

ket gardens on either side had the
garments OF the workers blue
shirts and breeches The sister" who
received the reporter wore dress OF
similar material.
In the bare reception room one
sound predominated over all others
Outside were sunshine and the SONG
OF life-the click Of the windmill,
locusts. and bees buzzing in a corn
field. the chatter Of children, the
sound OF hammers as the workers
raised big tent for the camp meet
ing. Inside was the sound OF hymns
pounded out on a hard-toned piano.
persistently monotonously. endlessly
until the visitor thought OF the most
maddening In the list OF ancient tor
tures-the steady drip Of water on a
man or woman's head
You have been very successful
here" began the reporter
The Lords blessing has been upon
US. The sister" answered absently.
as if in a dream or listening 10 the
torturing hymns.
Home Is Gift OF Believer.
You own this place."
Yes. Il was given 10 US about two
years ago by Mrs Garretson-Mr ".
p. Garretson. She saw the true light
the light Of the Lord in faith-she and
her son and her two daughters. We
have been here about a year and
half There are so acres OF land and
80 grown people. some OF them mar.
ried, but mostly young men and
women, and about as many more chill. I
iren. They have given up all their
worldly goods and followed Him"
You must have plenty OF money. T
hem"
"Oh, no. with smile. People with
worldly goods are not eager to give
hem up and follow the Lord"
Gradually more facts came out after
'ersistent questioning. Six years ago.
irs. Alma White. wife OF a Methodist
reacher in Denver, was inspired to
reach on her own account. The con.
erence OF the Methodist church
'ould not make her a full fedged
minister. But -the Lord blessed her
singing, SO she started her own
hurch. She calls II the Pentecostal
'nion. her neighbors. The Pillar o.
Ire the public. the Holy Jumpers.
he sister" who was talking called
the holiness movement-th Meth.
dist church as II was in the DAYS OF
Wesley, before people thought only
worldly things and the ministers
preaching and prayer for wage"
Mrs. White is still the head-the
RS. Eddy. the Mrs Piper-of the
sct. She lives in Denver. where the
oily Jumpers have q Bible school and
20 missioners and the union got a
larter In 1902 Mrs Whites brother
" Bridwell, is the head OF the
nm az Weston, which is the eastern
sadquarters OF the sect. There are
her mission houses in Los Angeles.
ID Lafayette Ind. with a dozen mis-
onaries each
ave Biblical Authority
What are the peculiar ceremonies +,
your sect You march and dance?" (
oh. yes. the girl replied are we
u told in the Bible how David q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Beware of Ointments for CatCrrb
that Contain Mercury

t-icrrrrf 10 s1fe-y destroy ~. rru-e q. .--.-i
and Cglf c-ciy t-r1zl-e ne ui-.ie ,r.t.-- -
s-..e'-ls y tsroaSh The mrcoas surfacss 80
- - neter t- used EXCEPT ca p-rse-.--
49, - = "a i9t % tne allt yon can p - 81 : -.
~ Af.n tle p HAIRS tafsrrh cure - ..rir-.s
~ = e -rF 2 t'- laelc. o.. cH1falrs 10 me-
49, = t-A-n i1ter-siv. srti1< eirec-fr -.
- N..4l a. {. zrH1- surfaces q re .vst.rr =
t-tl.s AtA taftrr1 Cure 80 s-re ~ - ~.
~ -i1e IL = taken int-rua 3 an male h Trfss
y. (. y Aleney 4 % Ies-isn0uisis f7es-
axe HAi.'s Ea--Ay Pli.s Tor coSsssrs,scn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

New York Hidden on little New
Jersey farm. a community Of sixt!
persons. onehalf OF them children
are trying 10 vitalize a complete re
action against money greed. hypoc
risy and the present-day Christian
church and 10 keep il alive by re
ligious hysteria
They depend on faith" Il. e.,
prayer for food. clothing. and the
bare necessities OF life
They have followed the Injunction
OF Jesus 70 sell their goods. give the
proceeds 70 the poor. and follow Him
Medicines and physicians are fer.
oidden. and their only treatment for
disease consists OF prayer and anoia;.
ing the body with oil.
Ofrcials OF the state Of New Jersey
say that II any one dies after such
treatment those concerned are guilty
Of criminal negligence and indictable
for manslaughter
The community Is managed on the
cooperative plan, no one receiving
wages for work. and an supplies 10
Ing into common fund. the men and
women sharing the work on an equal
basis
converts are kept IN a high state Of I
religious excitement by conglonera. I
tion Of Biblical text. sophistry. and
slang, and talk OF modern saints and
miracles.
Seeking TO live according 70 Bibli.
cal injunction. they work themselves
into frenzy. march. dance. and lean
nigh in the air. hence their name
Holy Jumpers.
A member Of the community has NJ.
ready been taken 20 the Somerset
county Insane Asylum suffering from
religious mania
what the Jumpers Are Like.
such. In brief. Is summary OF the
Ives Of the Holy Jumpers on their
Iarm near Weston. a station on tho
Reading railway five miles southwes,
OF Bound Brook. Attention was AT
tracted 70 them by report that they
are 20 invade New York in the man. (
neF OF Elijah" Dowie and his Zion.
SIS. What manner OF people are these
VINO would Ill Broadway with their
,ries and Wild dances2 The question
ed to visit TO Weston.
Where are the Holy Jurners - tho j
reporter asked a farmer he met on the
way '-' /
Right down thar on the towna,h {
Were yer see that barn and wind.
dill, he replied Do they Jump Yer Z
'et they DO. l was at their nrave- Q
Meeting last sunday One OF en-
'rother Hartman. they called him y
nan as big as you. six feet high 5
Naal. Brother Hartman yelled Halle I
llah Jest as loud as he could gath. /
ref up his legs under him. and c
lmped-it looked as If he iumned c
lost az high as that thar lamppost Fl
They're praying most all the rirna h
DO some weeks since one OF the o
oilers here was a-comin' up the tow. a
attn and CHANGED TO look over toward s.
Re Jumpers place. Sure as I'm here Il
lar was q Holy Jumper standin atom
ieir haystack his hands up In the OF
r. praying for all he was worth
uess he was praying about the hay. n,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

vas hacksisdden ana ont On TIE ane COD
| wanted. Hs began % give Night on many
| ii oertnnt doctrines which We preach and
| prae iice to-day one that has meant moro
.l our people n many ways than any
I .hins else. Was the holy dance Ia thf ola
holiness movements. there was cccaF. ol-
a.N a man that would if.np lp aud down
INrt SAID. but Tor Ia whole church Co.
jump lt the same time 600 unison was
SOM thing that had mover hetn heard %
in ANY religious organization. The IRA
showed sister Waite that Hc was waiting
Oh revive the holy dance ANA that II
would b. pleasing 90 Him for the whole
llurrh-mcn and women everybody that
was sayed-to SO 90 pralsing Him in The
dance She had seen a few men jumping
around in rthslUus services but not ia
The sense OF tAe holy dance. as We have
q to-day where an participate in unison
Ia the holy dance in cur services the
sexes never mingle. mon dance alone and
iogetner and likewise the women. when
they went az Il an heaven smiled upon
them. and greater things were opened up
through u than they had any concep-
ton Of
one OF the Denver newspapers called rs
the Jumpers IN It's headline and from thar
time the public has taken II up and is
the name by which we are known from
the Atlantic 20 the Pacific The name is
perhaps attached 10 Us in dcrision but
We cheerfully accept Il and 20 on Jump
ing. Hallelujah
Are Early at Devotions.
The Jumpers" get up in the morn.
ing at O'Clock and pray till break
fast at 3. They pray singly or together.
from then till night. In the fields. on
The shady banks OF the neighboring
brook. IL the silence OF their
chambers They hold services three
times Sundays. with more prayers.
songs. jumping, and testimonies.
When missionary sets out TO preach.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Girls Destined for harm.

The Circassians. who live IN ~.
northwestern part OF the Caucas-s
and who think It is more honorable -
il'e by plumber than by industry maxi.
u custom 10 bring their daurt..-.
up 10 be sold as slaves to the T.-.,
and Persians. Circassian bearss
therefore shine not in their rsra
land but in the harems OF the ORE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

Jack. ] am going away
Going away. Madge--
les. going away. Blu, before I 60
have something to say TO you"
Something 20 say TO me. little
wife,
Yes. something 20 say 70 you. Don't
send ne any poker stories in lieu OF
the weekly remittance Thatu be
about an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Would Make Rich crnn

II is estimated that leo. 600 acres
ara available for rice growing in
Louisiana and Texas. and the value
OF sueh crop would BE- 500. OOo. 600
This would make the rice crop fifth
IN r0,nt Of value among the cereals Of
this country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

Herr hirsoh-That man Levi M,
got MS eye OF cur R1sa Hes a thnn'
dcfing good man ~ bushes s-a =.
can have her II he wsats IL -.
got some money ont % .a. Is ra,--sr,
Tor some .hlngs ! had o. hlm. w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

Man is thinking being. wheth :.
VIII or no; all he can do IS - s-a
MS thoughts the best way Sir WA
liam Temple
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

Starch. Ike everything else. is be-
Ing constantly improved. the patent
Starches put on the market % years
ago ale very different and inferior TO
those Of the present day In the lat.
est dlscovery--Dehance Starch-all in
furious chemicals are omitted. while
the addition Of another ingredient. in
vented by us. gives TO the Starch 4
strength and smoo;hness never ap-
preached BY other brands
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

All men want TO be able 10 work
but all men do not want TO work
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Evil ef Tipping System.

Although there is a great effort made
to keep secret the thefts in hotels and
restaurants in New York. Il is quite
evident they are on Z rapid increase.
The manager OF large restaurant
says the system Of having servants
depend almost entirely upon patrons
for their Ray lowers their moral stan
dard and causes them 10 look on those
they are supposed to serve as inei-
legitimate prey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

wonder Why a dog chases bis
taily-
A sense OF economy
Economy
Yes can't you see ne Is trying TO
make both ENDS meet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

1T is largely arranged as the spirit of
Cod r,o,-nr ,ts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

After they had organized into church
enurely independent Of everything tha
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05

ton is to discuss such phases OF the
negro question as stigmatize us as
race and to devise such plans as will re-
duce the present rate OF criminality
among our people"
The following memorial was drafted
to be presented to the next legislature:
1--WE, the colorcd citizens OF the Eas-
tern Shore OF Maryland and Delaware,
give expression to the following prnci-
pies in relation to existing conditions.
1--WE are deeply concerned regarding
the prevalence OF crime among the
people OF this section Crime has no
color. Every capital crime is deserving
OF capital punishment. We call upon
our parents to teach their children to
be law-abiding, Industrious and moral;
to avoid idlcncSs and corner lounging;
to conduct themselves dcccntly and or
derby in places OF public convenience.
We urge them to take full advantage
of the public schools for the education
OF their children. to be economical, to
connect themselves with the church and
apply to their lives the essential prin-
ciples OF Christianity. We call upon
the churches to exercise more diligence
i'll making sentiment against crime
and immortality and caring for the
moral development OF the young boys
and girls.
1--WE memorable the legislature to
enact some law bv which the idle and
shlftlcss young men who shoot crap and
lounge on street corners may be de-
clared Migrants and made to work I'M
der the direction OF the State after
proper conviction
ITO pass a compulsory educational
law applying to all children between
the ages OF 6 and IA years.
ITO pass a law to prevent common
law marriages.
ITO pass more stringent law against
the illicit sale OF Intoxicating liquors
by what is known as speak -easies."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
Jackson School

Eighth grade-Juanita Blackson 900,
Elnora Gregg 900.
Seventh grade-Ethcl Jamison loo,
William Creswell oo5, Hamilton Crow
oo.4, Puscy Morrison oo4, Stanley
Beers oS,6, Elma Barnes 90.
Sixth grade-Alice Blackson ooS,
Elva Blackson oo7, Irving Grow oo.4,
Edith Robinson 902, Ellen Crow 90 !,
Leon Couden o6.5.
Fifth grade-Lillan Creswell o7.S,
Mary Brown o7.7.
Fourth grade-Clara Couden oo.4,
Agnes Scott 90, Richard Campbell o7.4,
Hamilton Gregg $50.
The following pupils were present
every day from the beginning OF the
school year until the Christmas holi-
days:-Juanita Blackson, Ethel Jami-
son, Alice Blackson, William Creswell,
Ellen Grow, F. Irving Crow, Edith
Robinson, Mary Brown, Lillian Cres-
well, Clara Couden, Hamilton Gregg
and Sarah Campbell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
Appointment For A. Lincoln DRYDEN

Mr. A. Lincoln Dryden, late United
States Treasurer at Baltimore. and who
was succeeded by Mr.. c. c. Pusey, of
Havre de Grace, has been appointed,
by the President, Collector of Customs
for the Eastern District OF Maryland,
with headquarters at Crisield The
compensation is about $4,000 per an
mum.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
NEWS IN BRIEF@ R

Westminster, Md, was visited by
two destructive fires last week which
caused a total damage OF about $4,000
to the town
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
send, Delaware City, and Henry S.
of Wilmington.

OWnScnd, OF wilmington.
My salary raised SIS per month in
three months after | took the keeley
Cure OF course, the man was worth
that much more. He was one of the
patients at the Kelley Institute, 2II
North Capitol st, Washington, d. c.
Commander T. c. B. Howard, of
the State Fishery Force OF Maryland,
is reported to have said that never be
fore has he seen or heard OF so many
seed oysters and small bivalves as are
scattered about various sections OF the
Chesapeake Bay this season In view
OF this, he said next wear there should
be great abundance OF oysters.
The George F. Lee Co., which
was chartered at Dover recently to
manufacture chemicals at Middletown,
Del, organized in Wilmington on
Thursday OF last week. The company,
which has capitalization OF $4,000,
will erect large chemical laboratory
at Middlctown The incorporators are
George F. Lee and William Z. Lee, OF
| Middlctown: Dr. II. +. Smyth, OF
Odessa, Del, and Judge Cochran, OF
Wilmington.
| A romant;r wedding took Mace in
Oxford Pa on Monday Of last week
| the CONTRACTING Dortirs Lcinq Mr. I evi
kirk and Mis- Gertrude Schocn6cld
| Mr. Kirk was at one fine engaged in
iarminr near olvcrt lie is a veteran
| NJ thc civil War and member al thc
| lannon's prrncII .cg;on Mr. Kirk is
| M Years of noe Willie his bride is onlv
| ,S Miss crLocnGrld wa. the ward al
| Mr.. Kirk: she was born in Baltimore,
| but has lived with the MIX family since
childhood.
| -632 20, acres 81 MARYLAND land were
in corn in the wear zoos The tntaI pro-
drrtion was - 20, z2G hr,hcI, rcprc-
,cntinp a ya1rr ni SII.e3z y. The aver
ace Weld per acre was zoo bushels
There Is n, question brt Thar better
mrth,i. 81 seed selection wnrId in
crease This At least lem Ln,hcrs nrr
mere Tina, ,,n,,'d ada ia thr crnn
| 4. 5000 Ln,hr1, worm. nj ,hc same
rr;rc =. above ,.mrtn'n~ over three
million dollars
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
Affer.Effeets OF Mad Dog Raid

The fruits Of the raid OF the mad dog
in the Elk Mills section, an account of
which appeared recently in THE
WING, are still being made manifest
Mr. Lewis p, Sharpless is vet suffering
Last week one OF the six shoats that
were bitten went mad and blind. 1t was
Immediately killed and close watch is
being kept upon the remaining five.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
Efforts To Reduce Crime

\ convention of colored citizens Of
the Eastern Shore counties of Mary
land and Delaware was held in Easton
last week. The purpose OF the conven-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05
ENTERPRISE
MACHINE WORKS
GEORGE MeQUILKIN, Proprietor

Engines, Boilers, Shafting, Steam
Heating, Steam Pumps, Pulleys
and Gearing and General Machine
Work - = =: =: -:
HIGH AND BRIDGE STREETS
Eikton, Maryland
Long Distance Telephone 81
July li-l yr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-05

n T. To
pital has begun, and a number of
rooms will be furnished as memorials.
~, -, IT ~
i ne directors OF the iiarloro VA
uohaI BANK at 'meir mGetlng on Mon
day declared a DIVIDEND OF per Ctn'.
iS'' '"N~' va, W '''N ''N
u ftnfuary, MISS MISS Mary puI >2;
Las! N"''IsiSIl'",' WI! eI''I' VIC HutSes
RAINING HchoUI OF tile JON ll9PN"lS
fioSp'tai IN haIlimo'e' Mu'' lo'
course Oh lhrec years
Everett Garvev. OF Denton. while
out cunning one DAY laSt week. c"uSl't
'lie iiiSEcl vi MS E",i III u am 'l'I
"ilolG C''ai &c 81 uNN ,Ite ''P VI MS '''"'
Gollp'e'e'y sC"'P'"S mn
DR. d. A. Stubs, OF Oxford found
pockctbook on the street the other
day that contained So. 1t belonged to
9ahuei Coa'eS OF GPpeI oE c i"
Whom II was restored ny t'e i"'uV''
The engagement is announced of
Miss Katharine Pennington. daughter
of Mrs. II. C. PENNINGTON. of Middle
town, formerly of Scaford. Del, to
Frederick II. Bennett, OF Wilmington
80
centI,, ;nStoIIrd nastnr n the West
minister Prrsbytcr;an Church. Green's
bnrg pa Uis iathcr Dr. p Kendall,
Sr President oi ;nrnIn University,
dei;varod thn chorar f. fine new naS-
Tor y >''
Mr.. Samuel MoWen, farmer OF
Charlton, sworc out a warrant before
Justice Reitzcll for an Englshman
known as "lorEy,, an ,cmp,,oyc, OF the
Western, Maryland Railroad, charging
him with assaulting his 10 year old
daughter Nora Mowcn.
The ITonsc Of REPRESENTATIVES, has
refused 70 Increase from s. 600 TO 5000
he Salaries ~ Senators members and
de1cgates o1though il voted to increase
he soIarioS Of tha Wee President. thc
Snealcr Of thc House and members OF
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08
HOW LAND ADVERTISING
PUSHES CITY TO FRONT

1t is doubtful II at any time more
inquiries have been received by the
some Of the real esta to
men and the irrigation company from
people in other cities and states about
Florence and its advantages as is the
case at the present time. Many letters
have reached here within the last
two weeks, some to inquire about the
land that is to be watered and others
regarding the city and its invest
ments. the climate. price Of land,
taxes. etc. the major part Of whom
are probably planning to come here
to make their home.
Some of these letters have come
from Florida, New York. Dakota.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08

the government had to parcel ont
This seemed 70 bring the psopls to .
reaaizatioE Of the situation,of the un-
dsniable fact thAt public Ian ds worth
having were practically al entered.
that cheap TRACTS were disappearing
like snow before chinook.
Thsrs ara ssvsral potent facts 70 b
.considsrsd - leading mp to this situa-i
tion, to this growing scarcity, this
unprecedented demand. Foreign i'm.
migration, indirectly. has bearing.
but only in 20 far as 1t crowds the in
dustrial marts Of the East and pushes
Amsrcian-born men-who find 1t
harder and harder. more painful,
morn degrading. to adjust their ideas
Of manhood and frecdom to the ever
growing exactionsi Of capital-out
into the opcn; out into the promise Of
q chance at life where 1t 10 not all
give on their side and all take OH that
Of the other man. But as for the
foreign born taking away the Ameri-
cans birthright Of land, it hasn't
come to thAt to any great extent.
Government figures show that out Of
the total Of i, 100, 1856 immigrants who
entered our ports In the year ending
June 80. 1905, only per cent found
their way into the Southwest. Nine
ty per cent Of them remained in the
East, that is, east of the Alleghanies,
providing just that many others a lit
tie farther along toward the fringe of
the West.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08
Hotse. of chattls Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, John Western ider and
Ernest Lehman, partners Of the hrm
name Of Lehman = Y sstenrider, 1t
the county Of Fremont and state Of
Colorado. on the 9Th day Of January,
1907, duly executed and delivered to
the undersigned their chattel mort
gass, including the property mention
ed below to secure the payment OF
fifteen (l5) promisso1y notes. for tho
sum Of fifty (s5o. 0o) dollars eacli. sue
oessively payable on tho Arst day Of
each and every month thereafter. be-
ginning with March first. 1907, which
mortgage is recorded In the office Of
the recorder of said county in book
189. page S9S; and
WHEREAS, default has been made
in the payment Of said notes to be-
come due subsequent to August 1st,
1907, and on account Of said default
1 have taken possession Of said prop
erty.
NOW THEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given. that by virtue Of the
power given in said mortgage / will
on the 1lth day Of November, 1907, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
premises heretofore known as "The
Antlers Saloon" situated at No. 100
East Main street. m the city of Flor
ence, in said county, sell at public
auction, for cash to the highest bid
der, the following described property,
to-wit: One IS IT. bar, with work
board; one 5ft. cigar case; one i8ft.
bar, with mirrors; one 5ft, liquor
case; one oft. screen; one National
Cash Register No. 10S40s; one Mosler
safe No. $500. Together with all
chairs, tables. partitions and other
saloon equipment now upon said
premises, including three (3) slot ma
chimes; also all and entire the bot
thing fixtures, appliances and equip
ment used in the bottling establish
ment on the rear of said premises,
consisting principally Of the follow
ing gcods and chattels, to-wit:
One steam boiler,
One Vat.
One corker.
One crown machine.
And all bottles, cases and bottlinR
equipment used in said business,
which sale will be made for the pur-
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08
LINGERING COLD
Withsteed Other Treatment But
Quickly cursdoy Chambsrla,n's
Cough Remedy.

Last winter I caught = very severe
cold whioh fingered for weeks" says
J. Urquhart. Of Zephyr. Ontario.
my cough was very dry and harsh.
Tho local dealer recommended Cham.
beRlain's Cou4, Remedy and guar~n.
trsdiit. 20 l gave It = trial. Ono
small bottle Of It cured me. I believe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be
the best I have ever used" This
remedy ts for sale by Daniels drug
tore. mMf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08

Arizona and other places, indicating
the efficiency of the advertising Flor
ence has had in the last few weeks
through the land Office in this city
and the company which is doing more
for the city than any other one COM
pany has ever done for this neck Of
the woods.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08
IT'S AMERICANS WHO ARE
BUILDING UP THE WEST

Land -huAssr laid its grip on tho
nation aboat thsss ysars Aee. and for
two yean Il has bssa aeuts. IL nnt
symptonss says sFyboAy's for No.
vsmbss. wsss apparent In the 3ostlins
rush Into the opsnsd Indian lauds Of
ths NorthwssA. whsss the rule was
10 candidates los every quArtsr.ssctioe