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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
Hines in the Johnnie Dis
embraced in the Ne
b, Virginia Company.
plGH IN COPPER,
LEAD AND SILVER
!, Formed One Year
! Has Abundance of
Resources.

V.,r.s returned this week
a y.yada Virginia Gold Mining
q, properties in the 9onhnls ls
brought some samples OF
"a !. bsing encountered in the
4 Development which gives en-
,ss,,iances that that prop
H.. the best in that section
N, The ore, as sampled, gives
!, "a eer cent lend, 90 ounces
II, s,so gold. In the copper
,ar.ion of the company s
Z ~ Thomas reports tina, there
q y. i,.bonsands of tons Of . per
81, AMI of which large ship.
& N be selected that would
= rsni. The report that the
.rslters would be built at
!. is now reduced 10 = Ger.
Tsis is predicted on the new
-,,v made al Greenwater.
~. springs. on the Death Val.
4. f,on Greeuwater. The water
a !. being laid from Ash Mead
|r-.eprster The Nevada Viz
-ssrtie. arc situated twelve
- the smelter site. These
M trable the company 10
ns low grade ore TO a profit.
"a Mining Company is max
-,,,nen,s 10 build q mill. The
q Intended. will be completed
! commission rnis year. The
. I. orly about three-quarteTs of
H. ii,s Nevada Virginia prop.
M lpiunlc is in control Of
,-,lssa and Tonc7ah parties. II
"a property and is already a
irfsr.
|tuds Virginia Company owns
4 ,.,in. upon which all the as
4 To.k is done. These proper
.srsd hy II. T. Thomas. a
miner. who acquired his
1, Of mines and mineral for
= ,ot in books so much as in
al fsIds Of Colorado and Mon
I he prominent mines of those
| lis than a year ago tho com.
|rs formed by &. \. Quiglcy.
y aud other Salt Lakors and
is made by development since
IS evidence of the wisdom OF
p:ilo.lt. On all the claims
have besn exposed. One Of
Ff veins opened mp measures
|is 10 width and the ore con
erfin- which runs clear across
averages s per cent copper.
sfiy is fsvoTatly situated,
Iiy miles from Amargoss on
'ah railroad, and the same dis
'l the Bcrsx Smith railroad in
. eoaFtruciion.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Clicap 90.

CHICAGO June 22.-Cattle-Receipts.
200 Market steady, Beeves. si65 o 100:
COWS, G.75diT5, hei("rs, S2.75Sl5. 40:
calves, S5.oO1 100; good to prime steers.
S5.55d 100; poor IN medium. Si7oG $40;
stockers and feeders. $2.906515.
HogS-ReCeiptS. li.00O. Market Sc
lower. Light S6.00I625. mixed IS 90a
$50; heavy. S6.75I6.l5. rough. <5.75 a !. %:
pigs Sl6OT61o: good 10 choSe heavy.
S5.O566l5 10.
Sheep-Receipts. 3oOn. Market steady.
Natives and Wosterners. S4.00@s.36. year.
lnSs, 5000 90: lambs. S5.75n735. West
erners. S5.16 q 1 80.
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KangaS City.

KANSAS CITY, June 22.-Cattle-Re-
reipts. 1000. Market steady Native
steers. S5.000G.i5. native cows and hsif-
ers. S2.25r 500: stockeTs and feeders. SO. 25
6i.90: hulls, S3.Ood5.O0; calves $500
i.I5: Western fed steers s. 5n6S 50 :
Western fed cows t3g5N46O
Hogs-RcCeipts. 5000 Market weak 10
sc lower. Heavy. S5a0d5 e5: packers,
S6.92I@6.o2b, light. S5.sj06o5; pigs. S. 40
a $50
nallV steady
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New York Fruit Market.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Evaporated ap-
piles. steady; choice, sac, prime 7Aa7sc;
poor TO medium. 60Tc
Prunes in moderate demand; Rdl2lc
for California fruit 5Sml0c for Oregon.
Aprico,s. easy; choice on spot, 20@c1c;
extra choice. 21@22c, fancy. 2202Sc.
Peaches. firm; choice, 1lbMl2c, extra
choice, l2t613c; fancy lS@l3Ac; extra
fancy. li@ltlc.
Raisins. frtn; loose muscatel, Sial0cj
seeded, Tt912c. London layers, Sl.SoI
so
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Flow of Gold to Europe

NEW YORK. June 22.-Further engage
mcnts OF gold for export 70 Europe which
since the present movement began has
reached nearly SEQ 600 600. were taken to-
dav The Russo Chinese bank which en-
gagged Sl1O0. 0o0 for London Yesterday.
engaged $3.50 000 additional today. This
gold also win be shipped 10 the London
market.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK; June 22.-Prime meroan-
tIle paper. 5l@G per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
hisiness In bankers bills at s4,S7.3O6
4ST.s0 for demand. and nj siSS90M4.Sf
for slxty-day bills.
f,ommerclai bills. sd33264sSl.
Go%aTnment and railroad bonds heavy
Money on call, nominal. Time loans,
dull bnt steady: sixty days. a per cent
ninety DAYS. ii@3 per cent; SIX months,
. "a per cent.
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Jiyerpool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL. June 22- Whest-spot
steady, No. red Western winter. 6s l0id
No. I California. SIS lid; futures. quiet
July SIS Id. September. 7s lid Deem
ber nominal.
Coru-Spot FIRM: Hess dried SIS Id old
Northern 5s ID futures, dull. July is
llid. Sontemher. is 1870
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Imports and Exports.

NEW WORK. June 2p.-rotal imports
OF specie st the port Of New York for
the week ending today were: Silver, s5S,-
III: gold, SCI 1863.
Total exports for the same period last
wear SS57l44 silver and S6,l7e, 0Ss gold
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st. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH No June 22-Cattle
receipts 400. steady Natives, Si5o7
SIO0. COWS and hciters. $2.50a$5.c5 ma :
tive steers and feeders, S3.50GS Si so.
Iogs-receipts 300. Market steady 70
PC lower Top S6o2l bulk, $5.s565.s7b
Sheop-receipts. none
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. June 2.--Susar-Raw,
STEADY; fair refining. 3,2lG3.25c centrifu-
cal ?S test, a7l@S.75c: rolasses sugar,
9661Sc; refined, steady. crushed, 5.i0C
powdered. 6.l0c: granulated. SC.
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1900. Market unchanged.
Hoes-Receiprs. 5000: market shad,
higher Heavy. t5S5d5.95: mixed. tSS7i
5.92t. light, S5.92in6.oS, pigs, $500
500
Shesp-Receipts. 100; market steady
Tearlings S5.15@ 100. wethers. $3.50
625. ewes. Sf7S@5.5o; lambs. s6.00d7. so
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Good Wall Panar News.

We have in our employ thirty 6rst
class papcrhangers, nearly ell the good
ones in town Where they carry tho
big stock at Geo, W. Ebert & Co.. 81
Muin
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and prices were steady on covering by
shorts and in sympathy with the grain
market. At the close September pork
was l.2c higher at $3.50 Lard was
up Sc ut ss.S2'l-2 and ribs were l-2o
higher at 5s.67 1-2
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ONLY sl.Oo

+ sso,, return = Sunday, June %.
II ssyo ,' ", Line. Great musical,
PARK sSlH sSdH entertainment at
"a p:so sZOo In prizes. Trains
n R.,s, d, m,, and 1895 and
Sp m'usnninq, m leave Ogd en-
H' special at i0;45p,m
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Ors Shipn,en,.

sS ~. sampler released ten
ks.ss.l s.ssllSsving' Utah, Is; IN NeTs-
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TreasurY Statement.

WASHINGTON. June 22-Todays
statement OF the treasury balances shows.
Available cash balance. 1861 033 s52.
Cold coin and bullion, $50. sos. Sal
Gold certificates. S63, ,Sl0SsO.
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 22.--wool steady
MAY. medium grades. conbing and cloth
ing 25b@S6l, light fine 2l@2lb: heavy fine
1911: tub washed, 3O831,
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METAL MARKET DULL,
PRICES UNCHANGED
As Is Usual Saturday, New
York Quotations Are Mere
ly Nominal.

NEW YORK. June 22.-The metal mar
kets were generally ouiet In the absence
OF cable services. Tin. spot unchanged,
2.5o4 st2 sIl: Copper, nominally dull,
lake s23.50424.25: Electrolytic s22.50d
$4,000, Casting. s21 $50 S22 90.
Lead. unchanged. s5.75@5.S5. Spelter,
s6.406Ss.50.
Iron, quiet; No. Foundry Northern
s23.O0TS $500.
Closing Stock List.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEA POLLS, June 92.-whest-No
I hard. - Ol No I Northern, 81 90; No. .
Northern. e7i99Sc; No. Northern. 9iSa
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y q eS.ti;ssss, siss of Indigestion, no
"a tssasysd sasysd BY the use w',t of Ro. RSt
'ss Food stomach. Conforms
Rfics M nana Drugs Law, Sold
'is o.. Al IS. Main.
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'slslENDENT RESIGNS.

aes LOOKING Well Mill
WORKING Pull Time.
amen y ,u who has been super
.s,.,lins M mines and mills Of the
|s:sS.asled Gold Mining and
1 \ rsay, ,. mas resigned for the
N, sAlng q wsll-esrued and
EI,,iieesl' iesl' He will make Salt
'usuarters for tbe time be
sst;; s property. Mr.. Warden
,s'1g ,,s splendid. The mine
y, INNING full blast, and
n so-s pavmlses to be a profitable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23

delicious luncheon served AT the
Row, cafe at all hours. Prompt sery-
ice and pleasant surroundings" n
good place 10 eat. :"
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1 = sssperlor Baking co

ssss .sR;Gus lx;aGn butter-nut bread
n have tpo the buttcr-nut
ASs Gin inc exclusive rights
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Boston Stock Market

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. 6 West Second South. furnish
the following Boston stock quotations. re-
ceiVed over their private wire Yesterday:
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RANCE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
CASH Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady: winter patents. $3.7094.00. win
ter straights. s@.4O@57o; spring patents,
S4.5o@5.00: spring straights. S3.15@<.75;
a9c@ l.o2; No. 3. 94c@Sl.01; No. . red,
900 3m9lic: No. 2 corn, 55lc: No. 2 yellow,
55ic; No. . oats. 45c; No. white. $50
barley. 7om7ic; No. / Northwestern fax.
Sl.29: prime timothy seed. $40; clover.
contract grades. Sl5.25; short ribs. sides
rel SIS 60@iE 65: lard. per 100 pounds.
sS5Tl; short clear sides (boXed). s3.87AO
9.l2}: whisky. basis OF high wines. $l.3i.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
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PRODI-CE EXCHANGE

PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady: creameries. 10
mark, cases included. I31Mlic: iirsts. 13c;
prime nrsts, 1ac; cheese. steady. 112@
13jc.
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RDSTnN CLOSE.
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-The oTi-
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today We're IS follows.
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STRANGE WAR TALES.
The Pension Bureau Hears of Pecul-
lar Horrors.
Kansas City Star.

Kansas lily Olaf.
Every ailment known to medical
science and some that are entirely
original, if not imaginary, are includ-
ed in the category Of Affections which
seek amelioration through the United
States pension commissioners.
No matter how unreasonable may
appear the stories contained in these
applications for pensions, each recelv-
es thorough investigation by the Sc
cret service Of the bureau, an organl-
cation which shrinks from advertis-
ing its exploits, although its members
could tell hundreds Of tales of inter-
esting variety. Pension Commission
er Warner has decided objections to
publicity being given the secret work
of the office, but leak Will OCCASION
ally occur. Not infrequently the ap-
plications show clearly the ea1marks
of fraud, and sometimes shrewd de-
tective in sent thousands Of miles to
gather facts as to the claim. Often
both men and women stretch their
IMAGINATION as we'll as conscience III
their persistent effort to be placed on
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No Excuses Accepted,

French officials are said to be par
ticularly rigid in their discipline Of
tourists. A lately returned traveller
tells several more or less apocryphal
stories to illustrate the state Of af-
fairs. An American lost his footing,
sEipprll down an embankrent and
fell into small, shallow pond. AS he
scrambled, dripping, up the embank-
ment to the footpath he was confront
ed by an arm Of the law.
"Your name? Your address?' de-
manded this uncompromising person,
notebook in hand.
'@But T fell,' began the astonished
American. ~ only'-
The man waved his arm. cit is
forbidden to bathe in this lake, he
said firmly. ~ am not here to listen
to extenuating circumstances"
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Bolivar Brown and the Lawyer.

Denver Post.
The lawyer are a orator who lives
off n other peoples troubles. Lawyer
runs their fingers threw their hare
instead Of kombs. About all lawyer
duz is talk an argew. Amt it quere
that there amt more wimen lawyers
A judge are a lawyer of the thirty
second degree. One day man shott
our dog an my father went to a law
yer.
"Ten dollers" sez the lawyer. Ny
father gave him the money. ''New,'
sez lawyer, ego and shute his dog@.
Good mornin', Mr.. Brown. My faith
er cum hoam an sez "Jewlia. the
lawyer sed to shute Tompkins's dogg.
WHARF are my bunn?" +
"Tompkins amt got no dogg, -
sez my mother.
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his foot with is Tie sane one he
brought home with him from the war.
Il was an army Ak.
But there are stories Of br5ken
hearts, lescrtion>. double lives and
family troubles Of all kinds. The sad
side Of life is given as we'll as the
humorous.
One woman to her letter adds a
postscript. Here it IS:
"P. S.-When my husband got
home from fighting rebels I support
ed him on my needle till he went and
died."
One Giorana, a member of the
vell-know Garibaldi Guard, recited
in his application for pension that
he was "probed" by rebel bayonet
at the Bull Run fght.''
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

Rates from Newberry S. c., as fol-
lows:
Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily
April 10Th to November Both.
80 Day ticket $3.50. Sold daily
April 10Th to November 3Oth:
Is day ticket $14.3O. Sold daily
April 10Th to November 3Oth.
Coach Excursion 1856. Sold each
Tuesday; limit 10 days. Endorsed.
"Not good in parlor or sleeping
cars"
Through Pullman sleeping cars, via
Atlantic Cost Line Railroad company.
Write for a beautiful illustrated
folder containing maps, descriptive
mater, list Of Hotel, etc.
For reservations or any info1ma-
ton. Address,
T. C.. White,
General Passenger Agt.
". J. Craig,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Wilmington, N. C.
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F. NJ. Sclumpart.
NOTICE TO 0VERsEERs.

All overseers of roads in Newber-
ry county are hereby notified to have
their respective sections worked and
put in coed condition hy first day of
September next. Failure to comply
with this order is subject to fine and
imprisonment.
J. Monroe Wicker,
july 18th. 1907. Supervisor.
7-26-2taw-7t.
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1taw. It.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

I will as executrix Of the estate of
R. C. Carlisle, deceased, make final
settlement on said estate in the pro-
bate court Of Newberry county on the
10th day Of September, 1907, anS i'm
mediately thereafter apply for let
ters dismissory as such executrix. All
persons holding claims against said
estate will present them by that date
and all persons indebted will make
payment.
Emma E.. Carlisle, Executrix.
1taw. 1t.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS Sarah W. Gaines, as
Guardian for James F. Gaines, John
Wise Gaines and F. N. Gaines, min
ors, has filed her Petition in this
Court asking to be allowed to account
for her actings and doings as Guar
dian for said minors and that she be
discharged as such Guardian.
NOW THEREFORE notice is Civ
en- to the creditors Of said minors
and all other persons interested that
hearing on said petition will be had
by the undersigned on Wednesday,
August 2lst, 1907, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ.
F. NJ. Schumpert,
Probate Judge for Newberry County.
July 10th, 1907.
1taw-f-30-dys.
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Barbecue.

The undersigned vii! give barbe-
cue on August l.. This barbecue was
first advertised for July +. but on ac-
court of unavoidable. circumstances
it was not given at that time. 4 first
class dinner will be served.
Riser and Johnson.
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ball, he says, was a spent one, and
came bounding along, striking him
squarely on the exterior of the inner
man.
From Tennessee a widow writes:
my husband was terribly bloated in
his stomach. He couldn't stoop over
or straiten up without helpin' him
self. To ham, beans, pork, eggs and
cabbage his stomach was repulsive.
His reumatics was the kind called
plumbago. His dropsy was terrible. "
A neighbor Of one Orville Jameson,
who asked for a pension because. of
dropsy, wrote: ~ believe that Orville
Jameson is fatiged from arnin' his
livin' becos he's to fat an ways 200
pounds or more. The naighbors think
he have dropsy, but I know he have
no dropsy, becos he'd bust if he had
more inside him and he now have. He
are without vitious habits or referen-
ces.'
The widow Of a man who shoulder
ed musket in the Pennsylvania re-
serves wanted a pension and she was
asked if her husband was ever wound
ed.
"Oh, yes." was the answer, "he re,
ceived an axe wound Of the left
foot.'
Being asked to explain the circum-
stances surrounding the wounding OF
her better half, she said he cut his
foot while splitting wood. 1t was not
during the war that this occurred, but
in 1889 at their home in Pennsylvania
The pension attorney wanted to know
, v'Ao! Aca'in@. his had on the pension
law, and the widow answ Ned curt,
":
! swell, Mr.. Smarty, the ak he cut
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New Market.

have opened a first class
Meat Market en- Friend street,
next door to the Observer office,
and am prepared to furnish
choice meats Of ali kinds.
All orders entrusted to me
will receive my personal at
tention.
Come =. to see my Tarket,
It's the cIeanest and most up,
to-date market in Newberry.
J. A. WRIGHT,
Friend Street.
Phone 232.
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Evening star., 1907-08-04

was thinkin' tn other day about readin'
up some old pa-apers an findn' out how
tn ad valoriam jooty on ostrich feathers
boosted me gas bill whin Jawnny Nc
kenna. black republican, come in.
Well says /, I suppose ye're still in favor
iv crushin our infant INDUSTRIES undher
an iniquitous tariff that TIL foreigner pays
afther he comes to this country says 1,
fr it all came back to me like a fash. oh,
TIL divvle take tn tariff says Jawnny Nc
Kenna. I'm a free-trader now an so is
Rosenfelt an SO are all good republicans
on'y.' he says. we don't know how to do it
an We cuddent thrust TIL likes iv ye' he
says. Well what on earth ar-re you an
me gon to fight about next year,? says l.
Here ARE tn ilictions comm on says I.
AN 1 amt able to think iv anything iv
naytienal charackter that wud make me
want to break yeer smilin' face It's all
wrong an I'm gettin nervous. We can't
fight about silver this year.
Evening star., 1907-08-04
x On Fightn' Fr Principles or FIR Fun in Politics.

fun'ral. 1t is tn manner, til air, tn
grace. tn sympathy that belongs to wan
iv tn oldest an most nicissry profissyons
in tn worruId.
An he'll make tn gr-reat prisidint. His
administration will recall, as Hogan says.
tn days iv tn father " tn republic-sucA
men as Fillard Millmore. James X. Tyler
an others who shall he nameless.
Yes SIR, Fairbanks has thin all beat at
tn start. He's made a whirlWind cam
paign. Tvrywherc he goes, an he goes
ivrywheTe, thousands iv people turn out
To greet him an his candydacy with
smile. In wan month he has shook tn
hand an paved tn shoulder blade iv four
hundred an two thousand voters He has
distributed prizes fr all tn, three-legged
races an greasy pig contests east iy tn
Mississippi. He has conferred tn bays on
countless thousands iV charmin' matrons
who have manufactured tn best loOkin
roll iv butter at tn county fair. If ye see
a tall. dark handsome stranger chasin'
perambylator down TIL sthreet, don't call
Polls an think he is a kidnaper. 1t
Charles Fairbanks thryin' to kiss another
baby. His face is full iv milk most i
tn time. He's had cocktail named afther
him an higher up til ladder iv fame no
man has gone durin' his lifetime.
Evening star., 1907-08-04
Higher UP the Ladder iv Fame No
Man Has Gone"

unanimously. / will make it unanimous
he says
So says I to Jawn. that ended me
last hope iv a scrap with ye. l suppose
we'll have to put in tn next year in peace
wondhrin'. as usual where tn money is
comm firm. F'r yeer too good a friend
iv mine fr me to quarrel with We about
any candydate. I'm against principles. not
men. leve got TO prove TO me. Jawn. that
ye'er friend Fairbanks or Taft or Foraker
or Knox is filled with fendish plan iv
forcin' on this country some wicked prln-
ciple that looks good to him befure I'll lay
vilent hands Oh Ye. I'll bet yc "A good
seegar that If ye asked amy wan iv thin
to tell ye why ye shud lay off wurruk an
lay in drink all ilction day to give him a
job, he'd blush. Tn fact is, Jawn, there
ar-re no political issues that are worth
pickin' up these days that don't look like
live wire. l suppose Wen have to be
frinds. bitterly as | hate it. "
An what did Jawnny McKenna say?'
asked Mr.. Hennessy.
"Jawnny McKenna said" replied Mr..
Dooley, that If we didn't fight fr prin-
clples we'd fight fr fun. He said that's
what he always fought fr anyhow, an II
1t wasn't SO livery day wud be iiction day