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The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
LIS Still a Hero to Women.

Notwithstanding the fact that Kube-
lik, the violinist, is married and is the
father of twins he attracts great
deal of feminine interest wherever he
goes. Once he was asked by a re-
porter if he was mobbed by females
wherever he went. With a sigh of
resignation the violinist confessed
that this was SO. And what country
have you found the worst?" Kubelik
merely smiled. well, tell me where
the women are most attentive" The
most courageous women I have ever
met with were in America" was his
diplomatic reply. But since you have
married." ut has made no differ
ence," answered Kubelik, with another
sigh
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL ]
AND
COOPERATIVE UNION
or AMERICA -
TIE cAckLE OF THE HEN.

AS an indication of wealth the cackle
of the hen has all other noises beat.
The noise she makes every year
sounds like S300,000,0 600 which is some
$20,000,000 more than that of any
wealth producer, King Cotton being
second
Defying drouth or boil weeyils the
egg crop comes out every year with
unceasing regularity and without the
aid of government experts or expert
ment farms. The little red or brown
or domineeker hen knows her own
business and goes about it without
any outside advice. The annual poul-
try crop is more valuable than wheat
or corn or cotton, and surpasses the
revenue derived from the mining of
any mineral.
Some man who had plenty of time
on his hands has figured it all out
and says that il all the hens eggs laid
in the United States annually were
Grated, allowing $50 to the crate, they
would fill over 100000 crates. A
train of refrigerator cars to accommo-
date this vast quantity would be made
UP of 107S1S cars and would be nine
miles in length.
OF course part of the praise is due
to the modern incubator which, though
a valuable aid as Matching appara-
tus, will never be of any use from an
egg producing standpoint At best
the incubator is but an aid to the hen,
and II our biddies ever go on a strike
this country will suffer more than it
would from an entire failure of the
cotton crop.-Texas Stockman-J journal.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

the ground. The irregular line repre-
sents cord or wire of any desired
length. Fasten the rod a, b, to the
halter at a, with leather strap, also
C. d, to a, b. in the same way at C;
tie one end of the cord in the ring
at d, and the other in the ring in the
end of the iron spike. The ring at c.,
six inches from the lower end, pre-
vents taking up the cord and thus
entangling the animal. The end b
will slide over it as the animal grazes.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

There is no better educational
school in the line of progressive de
velopment than the county fairs. En-
courage them; the business men of
the towns where they are held can
we'll afford to offer prizes for the best
products of the soil, the pasture and
the barnyard. This is the very best
sort of education; it is teaching by
object lesson. Let every Union man
take hold of his county fair and whoop
it up to the limit.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
Commercial Printing of All Kinds Neatly
and Promptly Done at The Journal Office

with their fangs. They jab 'em into
anything-shoe leather, wood iron
bars. They take no care of their
fangs at all. In fact, there had oughter
be a snake dentist to give his mates
lectures on fang hygiene.
Monkeys suffer from consumption.
Consumption, too, carries off lots Of
our deer and antelope.
"Camels in captivity are subject
to the asthma, elephants to rheuma-
tism, tigers to indigestion and eagles
and vultures to melancholia"
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
TETHER FOR HORSE.
Will Not Permit Horse to Get Tangled
in Rope.

The form of tether illustrated here
does away with the danger of entan-
clement. Take a piece of timber, a,
b, 81 feet long; fasten ring at a
and one at six inches from the lower
end. Take a pole C, d. making it long
enough to extend back of the animals
heels three or four feet, and fasten
ring to each end An iron spike f
with a ring in the end is driven in
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

Don't wait for the fruit tree man
to come around. 1t is better plan
to go to the nursery yourself, and
then and there pick out a few more
trees than you think you have room
for. Then as soon as you can get
them plant them in every nook and
corner. Remember that the land in
the corners costs as much as it does
anywhere else, and you ought to get
the use Of it and not turn it over to
noxious weeds and insects.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

The strength of the movement to
eliminate the sale of liquor from our
modern commerce finds it's backbone
among the farmers. They will never
be the constituents of an anti-liquor
party, but the majority of the mem
the trade.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

IL is the process of elimination that
is used by nature in the construction
of all her great works. Nature abhors
a vacuum, so before you begin to tear
down any structure be sure that a
better thing is to take its place. Be
a builder
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

No man can be very good man
who lets his stock stand ont in all
sorts of weather without any sort of
protection. Such man ought to be
fired out of the Union, or else disci-
pinned into decency by being COMPEL
ed to be out q night or two in the
soaking, icy rains of winter.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

The farmer-the real thing farmer
is not concerned about the two-cent
fare movement. He is not a traveller
and has but little interest in the tray
cling question. Now, if you want to
tickle him, talk about cutting the
freight rates about one-thlrd, and he'll
come to the trough quick.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
the name
educational

The action of the Galveston bankers
in asking that cotton be sent there
where advances would be made upon
1t, when other points had failed to find
money to advance, shows that this
matter of getting money is, after all,
only matter of intelligent effort.
There is as much money in the coun-
try as there has ever been, and it will
not long lie idle.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

Speaking of the mortgage raiser. as
the pig is called in Kansas. how is
vour crop Of mortgage raisers? Farm
CT Shaw of Texas had formerly habit
of starting all his invocations to di-
versification with the injunction,
"Flant PIGS"
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
Snakes with Toothache.

The snake tore about its cage in a
frenzy. 1t dashed the glass viciously
with its tail
That's Joe's way O. swearin',' said
the keeper. He's got toothache."
"Toothache?"
Sure Snakes suffer turrible from
toothache. They're so reckless. We see.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

Labor's reward depends very much
upon the practical common sense of
the man who is doing the labor. That
is the reason for the first word in
the name of the Farmers Union
educational
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

Now that the winter is about upon
IFS. it is a better time than ever to
fight the implement and vehicle trusts
by putting away all your tools, nipple
ments and vehicles where they will
escape the winters ruinous weather
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

better houses and larger curriculum
that's the thing that they are wax
ing up to.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

The people are taking hold of the
Idea of consolidation of schools
slowly, but the idea of better teachers.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06
Appendicitis

Is due in large measure to abuse of
the bowel, by employing drastic pur--
gatlves. To avoid all danger, use
only Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the
safe, gentle cleasers and invigorators-
Guaranteed forheadache, billiousness,
malarie and jaundice, at J. /. Sturdi
wants drug store. 25c.
The Newark journal., 1907-12-06

You don't have to stop to remem-
aer that no man does another an in
ury v.ithout suffering some time and
nn,cwhere the result of the work of
Nron@ wrnueht in his own character.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-04
De TRIRUNALES.

La secCi6n primera dict6 hoy las 81
guientes resoIucionea:
-8obFesey6 81 pleito de Mr.. W. Jones
contra JoA6 Wenar por haber ConignadC
81 demandado la sums reclamRda y Costsu.
-ReBolvi6 81 aEunto entire do6a Car
men Igesias Oitig , don Juan g. IglsaiaG
Van PETIT, declaFando con<lugar la deman'
do sin 81 Ia Contrademanda, con las cos
tag al demandado; diaponiendo que 81 Se
oTetario anots IN fsllo en- que 30 CondeuC
81, demRndado 81 pago de Ia uuma recla'
mada y Bs absuelvs la demandante
suu hijoa de Ia ccntrAdemanda sobFs null
dad de la divisoria de bienea de ID. EduaE'
do j. IglesiaB Font
La demsndante eatuvo defsndida por 81
abogado E. Ginorio las ContFademands'
das por el LIDO. LatoFHs.
-Aprob6 10 cusntS diviaoria dol eau
dal rslicto & la muerte del doctor Gabriel
Fsrrer Hernandez. que ordena Be protoco
lice en- una de las notRt1AB de ests cindsd
-Concsdi6 5 dias para que el deman
dado JOa6 WenRF Conteste Ia dsmanda dC
William "A Jones, Obispo de Pto. Rico
Y SuHpsndi6 Sus aeaiones haHta el l6ne
pr6ximo para podsr reHolver vaTios aaun
tor pendientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-04
La Suciedad mlsicO- O-teatraI.
POr fin hl GmhMeidO IA aauRGIlda Gimplfla ID
zlIzuOIa en- al nMlgusI n. PIRILIps.

Hemos Fecibido atentamente, una caFia
del simp6tico gsrente de Ia socisdad 1l6i.
co testTal de Puerto Rico incopOFa1A peFo
bsj lss leyes de sAta isis.
RuegRse RtentRments tambi6a 6 siLR
Corresponds Ia insertion del elenco
'abrigando la seguTidad de que prestaE6
50 valioso ooncuTso psFa la mayor propa-
gAnda."
Aquf donde eI induRtrialismo aHtfstico
apenaB 81 Be manifaata con lavantado Y
compsnBativo impulao,e ,es plausible la iniCia
tiva de Is rtfsrida Bocieta m6sico teatEal
que preside 81 50 vsg ilustVado pre8iden.
te del Ateneo sefioF Jscinto TeXidoT, abo-
gado de la cusl Bociedad m6sico teatEal
son Bambi6n Tasoraro BeCFetario res.
pectivos los tambi6n Rbogados sefiores
Luia Chsvremont Miguel Guerra.
He Rquf ell elenCo de le compaflfa, que
ya embaFc6 en- 81 miguel M. PiniIIoB'' !,
81 dfa 81 del paGado Noviembre, en- el
cual elenco fgOTan las apaudidaB Chaven,
para que no "chRven" lou que acaso dc
clio dudaban al circular Ia err6nea mott
cia de que ae habfa Tacibido Un cable di'
Cicie1do-6 Ia Bociedad mo chavsB," 10
Cual ne interpFetaTa On el Bentido de que
no vonfa la ChAves. V6aBs:
"PrimeFR tiple c6mics, LuisS AEregui;
primera tiple dromStics, Pillar ChRV@s;
primera tiple liga, Eulalis BlRnchart.
tSsgundsa tiples comiosg gefioEita Con-
suelo Chav6s , Eenorits TsreBina Mas;
Tipla caracteriAticR absolute; BefioEa Pillar
Arspguren.
'Maestro Director ConcaEtador, Emil
lilo Blay; director de eacens, Miguel Ca.
saB PedEeral; primer tenor, JOa6 Marco
primer baritone, Manuel RsaI; Begundo
baritone, Francisco PuiggroH.
"FrimeF actor, Carlos FlixaF; tenor
comico y attar Gem6rico. Francisco Vidal;
primer bsjo, J04e Ventura Herman; bslo
c6mico, Antonio Fernandez; GAlan Jovsn
j. Walls.
"Apuntador, David E Perez; IL seno
ras 10 cRballeroB de coro; aHchivo "a
gsnero gEande y chico; pTopiedad de Il
"sOciedad de autoEeB espa1oleI, saatrerfa J
decoEado nuevo.
''Obras que % eHtrenaESn-Ls Trsge
dia de Pie1Tot, IdsfcaB, Nin6n, El RsClu
to, La (Edad de Hierro, La HoEteEia de
Laurel, La Taxa de The, 81 Arts de So
Bonito, La BoErica, 81 MAldito DinsPO
Ell TuneI, La Guarda BaGrera, Todos so
mos UnoH, La Ola Verde I'll Juicio Oral
Apags Vamonos, Los VeterRnos, Lo
guRpos, La Mala somb ?, La RabaIeEG
a CafiamoneEa, CaHtB Pura, La sueTt
Loca, Ell Cabo Bsqueta, El Pipiolo, Ms
de AmoFea, La Patria Chics, y todas Ia
eatFenRdau por laH anterioFe1 compahfag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-04
Ia Luna d z,ltuonto ] Nl'r,

En- este acreditadO estRblecim. emo e1
pdblicO hallar6 siempre un surtidO com.
pletO en- mercancfas de tOdas prOceden.
cias, desde Ia mas modesto muselina de
CincO centavos hasta Ia mas RIGA @Pongle
Silk" legftima de Ia China.
TantO para damas como para caballeTos
el surtido es de 10 mas variadO que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana 8 algO-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para todos
los gustos para tOdas las fortunas
Ult1mamente Sc han recibidO los s1gu1en-
tes aFtfculos que estan Hamando la aten-
ci6n del pdblfco por su calidad y baratura:
Mitones, Guantes, Coronas para novias,
sombrillas, velOs para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espanolas,
Cortes de pique para -chalecos, i'd. de Oasi-
mir para pantalones, Colchas de punto,
Id. de Dam8scO Driles blanCOs de h1lO,
Id. asaFgadOs, CEetonas de hilO para saba
mas, Holandas y Batistas, Creas, APPLICABLE
nes de seda para adoEnos, Chales de seda,
Blusas bOrdadas, CinturOnes, RasOs, Bro
oados, Tafetas, RieI de Cisne, CrespOnes y
Cases para lutO, CubrecOrs6s de~h1lO =
sedR, Alpacas, CheyiOtss Casim1res y en-
fin un surtidO tan YaTiado que ser1a 1mpO-
s1ble enumerar.
Un paseitO poF lR Luna Vereis las no
vedades que encierra este bonito satellite
Encaies Valenciennee y de punto Bro
derit de todas classes y dolores,
BOas de piel de COne10 de plunaAs Dc
t0das classes
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La sanidad superior trabajandO en-
SantuIGe.

Las siguienteB notifcaciones han aido
heChas an Santurce poF el inspector de la
Junta Superior de SAnidad Bsflor juan
Torres:
Dina Ana Tinajero vecina de SanturCa
80 diaS de plazo para 10 construction de
an pozo f .trante de piedra on Heco.
Fructuoso GandaFa, vsCino de Santuros
80 dlRa de pl0zo. para lR construction de
un pozo Fl tEante, de piedra On seCo.
FructuoBo GandaTa, vecino de 6antuFCs
80 diss de plazo para poneF una CuRdFR
de 50 pFopisdad con arreglo las ordeneE
generates
Rosario Nisvss, 80 dias plazo para la
construction de IN pozo f.trants de pie.
dFR en- $500.
Juan MaIdonado, 80 diau de plazo para
construction de un pozO fitrAnte de piedrs
en- ssco.
Fsliciano Santos 80 dias para conutruc
ci6n de un pozo f.trante de piedFa en- seco
Mr.. Kenny fu6 notifcado para que re-
foHlne una cuadra de Au propisdad cor
arreglo & las condolences sRnitarias que
exile Ia iunta superior 80 diGs le faeTor
dadon de plaEO para hRceF 81 tFabsjo.
Pedro PolacO, vecino de SanturCe, fnt
tambi6n notifcado, dandosele 80 diRs do
pIaso1 para que haga nm poEo iitrante d
piedrR en- geCOy en- una caga de Bu pro
piedRd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-04
IN MEM0RLAN.

Da nuestF0 estimable colega la "ReviBtR
CeEVRnteB" tomamcg Iaa siguientGs lfueaa
que dedica 6nusatFo inolVidabIe C0mpafieRo
senior ROaando Iufante, y cuyOI cOnceptOS
eutimamon mucho:
Los que MsWeTen.- ROsendO Infante
SaaVedra. .-Ha fAllecido en- eI Hospital
Municipal dc esta capital, deapu6s de pro.
! ngadoB padeoimiantoB nuestro antgIo
amigo y compaHeEo don Rosendo Ipfants
SaRvedFR, habil = competsnte Fedactor de
La COfrespoadsnciG do Puerto Rico.
Tan genEible deggracia sumo en- Is ma.
yoF degolaci6n 4 una fAmi.ih spFeciable y
pFiva Rl peEiodiamo puertoFriquedo de uno
de Eug elemantos mas valioaoG.
RoBendo Infante era an escEitoE inganio.
30, oastizo , elegAnte.
Fu6 reporter dc ~ Liberal, de 81 To-
FrStOr6O, del San Juan NeaOs de La Co.
FrsspOndenciG donde fgmRba sus tFabajou
con el popular pseud6nimo de GuaFiOnee;
desempe66 con honEadea intachable vaRios
puesEos p6biicon, entire ellos el de talegFa-
fsta en tiampoB de j. Bnberanfa espahol0,
, foe professor de instruction p6blica, dea-
tines que ejerCi6 con acierto.
En- sociedad con BsrreiEo fund6 en-
1901, EI CarnavaJ y POGO tempo deBpu6s
emprendi6 Ii publicaci6n de un peri6dico
consagrado ls defsnsa del Msgiaterio,
peFi6dico que tuvo CoFta exintencia.
Dios aCoia en- Hu seno 81 alma del com.
paisTO qusEidfsimo, del amigo estimado, y
llegue hasta 90 viuda inconGoIable, L. Sra.
Petra MirabaI de IufAnte haAta su
amants hijs Julia Iofsnte MirebaI, la Bin.
ceTs expression de nusatFo p6aams".
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Ell RecupeFadol a salud es IN
medicamento qus tiene 81 privilegio de
vendeRBe poE medic as Agentss, ademsB
de Iaa farmacias. Es IN pToduct0 regis
tradO On ID Ohcina de Patentes on Was.
hingt9n por enda eat6 a ampaEo de
las Ieye1 de ID Naci6n. Los msdiCos mas
pvominentes de 10 granaRspdblica Ams'
ricana, 10 reComiendsn. Hs gRnado Ia
Confanza p6blica por Lao marsvillOsEH
CuraCionel que ha heohO, y ha logradO
insCFibirss en- 81 ''fndica" de Las medicinRB
m6l aCrsditadau del mundo. Vale IN
ps1o Ia Gaia. OaCina General e. San
Juan Pugto RieO, Eel ila. 2R
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Mereado de San Juan.

Hoy se vendi6 10 carus de Hes & 40
OTIS Ell KILO , la de cerdo d MISMO
PRECIO.
81 pescado fu6 vsndido todo 81 que llegt
& Ia plaza, para 81 vapoE "Pio IX'', EuFtc
On el puerto.
Los husvoI eaCaBoB Bs vendieFon
poF l3 CentRvoH. LegumbEes y ave.
Abundantes, pero caEAa,
La oaTne de novillo en- algunoa puestol
paEticulaEeu ua veDdi6 s 36 CTS. Ell XII
10, con n CuARta pREta Dc huaaa,
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Las jOyaS de una Reina
Y las COCOtteS de Paris.

Lieis, noviembra 16.-FraCasadoS COM
nlatsments los esfueFEOI dc algunoH ami
ro- az ls difunta reina Enriqusta psTa
iogroT que sdquirieTan sus jOyas los ma
nieipioU de BrusslaS y AmbereI, evitando
~ a egC6ndaIo de la venta on pdblica
gpbsDta, & peuar dc tOdau Las gestiones eSta
a verifcAr6, Bkbess que enviaTan sgen'
e. ruvoU { B6IgiCa para adquirir algunas
da elias, VaEias ''Cocottss de Paris,
Cenudrauo 81 RsY, quien, deIpueI de me-
Rarus ( pagar los deudaO dc % hij9 Lutaa'
Rs rthuSado Is proposition que ls hicieEon
los acrssdore1 de 6lta de que CompTare lal
ioyaS dc su difunta eSpona; CON 10 eual se
h1biera svitado 81 escGndalO, quO ahoEa
FesUlts monumental
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I'll 4 4 B S !.

81 PARIS BAzAR Dc Pedro Giuati,
oCabR de recibiE pianos ffanceses maFca
PLEYELs pianos alsmanes marCa 'Gorn
& Kallman," pianos ameEiCanoa marca
"Weber" y .'PaEis Bs8ar." Todoa son
dignoa de la mayor confanza por aus exec.
Ienta8 condolences musicalez.
El nombEe que lleysn responder de Ia
BupeFioridad del instrumerto. Todo 81
mundo vande pianoB hoy, pero nadis trae
6 Puerto Rico laa marcaB, "PlsyeI, GoRs
& Kallman, Weber , Coble. " nombre1 CO.
noCidog en 81 mundo entaFo.
"El Paris Bazar" no trae pacotilla ba.
rats, solo vandg artfculos AupoHioEes repu-
tadol como 10 meioF.
HABITAOIONE EB COMODAS.-Pa.
n hombres solos hay unaH magnf1cas ha-
bitaCione8 de alquileF en- 81 "Condado",
santuECs, caTCa de Ia caErstaRa. Informa.
ran en esta redacci6n. d. b.
MIRAMAR-L FanadeFfa de este
nombTe montada con todos los adslantoB
higi6nicoa, serviE6 deade hoy hauta nuevo
aviso "a pan domicilio & 8 contavos
bollo. S1ntuRCe, Noviembra 81 de 1907.
6v.&
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-E iuss del Vale ls impuso q
Eduardo EchegAray, 10 dollars de mu.ts
DOR acometimient0 y agEeEi6n.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12

title to Ell NEK. lot 1. sec IL.
sWA SWA sec IL. lot l. sec II. lot
2 sec Is. all lot 1 sec Is. except lot 2
block b lots Z, 10. IL. II. block Z,
lots II. 10. block 3. Foote & STAIRS
addition to. chelan. All In twp -. R
az. I s.
A. c. EIGHME and Geneva Eishme
his wife. VS.. v. L. Eighmes. Action to
acquire Y interest in Ek SWA
and VIZ SEA sec s, twp Fl, R %.
Ida Sullivan VS.. Elby o. Sullivan,
action for divorce. and plaintiff prays
that control Of minor children, Col
die M. and Hazel B. Sullivan be
awarded her.
Emil Frank VS. Mrs. M. E. Kent. ac-
ton for judgement in the sum of
$5S7.O1 ON various accounts.
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1.-THE STRANGER WITHIN THE
GATES"

Give the newcomer a glad hand.
There are many new arrivals In
town and more to come. They will
be a little homesick at first, the
same as you were when you first
came.
Show them that you have plenty OF
good red blood in your veins. The
Western spirit of hospitality with a
little effort to throw conventionality
will do much toward making those
who are casting their lot anon" us
feel that they have not been l. st in
the shuttle though they have 1oved
from the place of their former hab-
itude.
Remember that if they are to be-
come our neighbors in short time
you will want to become acquainted
and if they are not to become your
neighbors, at least they had ought
to.
Welcome the stranger within the
gates.
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THE PRIMARY BILLS

The senate has passed direct prl-
mary bill after fight signalized as
the most exciting as well as the long
est of the present session. The bill
passed is the one known as the SEN
ate committee bill. The house has al
ready passed a revised league bill.
Essentially the same in principle,
the two measures differ radically in
application, and some strenuous
compromising will be necessary to
bring the two bills into harmonious
whole that will be acceptable to
majority of both houses.
There is a disposition to criticize
both house and senate for the delay
in passing a primary bill, criticism
founded on suspicion that the legis-
lature may fail in the end to enact
any direct primary legislation at all.
There is more or less injustice in the
insistance for early action and so far
the state and it's people have lost
nothing by the delay. The wide
spread discussion of the different
bills introduced has opened way
for the selection of the best possible
law. While there hac .preared to be
no feverish anxia ty to rush the meas
ure, neither house has shown dis
position to need assly delay or to
AVOID the REGIONS 5ility of fulfilling
the party pledge fer the passage of
such q Law.
Direct primary he's had its enc
mics. az 4 their attac,ss upon it cul-
minated in the battle in the senate a
few days ago. but the rrlling MAORI
ty In either house has not filbustered
against the measure.
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But the test has come. Both houses
have passed practically by q unani-
nous vote, good direct primary bills.
Will this unanimity again manifest
itself in a disposition to agree upon
one measure? The Olympian believes
that 1t will and that the primary law
enacted will be good one.-olym-
plan.