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Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-28
pRoH1B1T1oN mn THE SOUTH.

of the prohibition states. After the
election in Birmingham, which result
ed in signal victory for prohibition,
the action just taken by the Alabama
legislature was@expected. 1t was al
most identically a repetition of the ac-
ton Of the Georgia legislature last
summer, when by a vote that lacked
but little Of being unanimous the sale
Of liquors in the state was outlawed.
The action of the Alabama legislators
was little more conservative, Civ
ing the liquor and brewery interests
full year, besides the fraction Of
the year remaining, to wind up their
affairs.
This action Of Alabama is not to
be the end Of the prohibition move
ment. The lead set by Georgia will
be followed by still other states. Ten
nessee, South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and even Kentucky, not to men,
ton other states, are now practically
where Georgia was just previous to
the passage of the prohibition law.
All these states have local option
laws, and under this law one county
after another has been voted dry un-
til now only the larger cities re-
main wet. Prohibition sentiment has
been constantly growing and is un-
doubtedly now shared by majority
of the people of these states. That
prohibition bills will be introduced
when their legislatures shall meet is
certain, and that they will be passed
by several is extremely probable.
The prohibition sentiment which
has been slowly but surely and stead
lily growing in the South for the past
twenty years has now assumed the
proportions Of a great moral reform
wave. 1t has gathered strength with
each local success, until the growing
enthusiasm is making It irresistible
even where formerly it had gained
little foothold. Under the contagion
of this enthusiasm it would not be at
all strange if the spectacle of solid
South would soon be presented to the
country on the prohibition question as
it has long been on other questions.
1t is rather strange that while in
the South the prohibition sentiment
- is making such remarkable headway,
it should be making no apparent prog
ress in other sections of the coun-
try. Maine in the East, and Kansas
in the West, were pioneer prohibition
states. Maine was made dry state
by law when there was not single
dry county in the South, nor any pro-
hibition sentiment. Yet in those Sec
tions prohibition sentiment has not
spread. They are entirely unaffected
by the great prohibition wave that is
sweeping over the South, and from
present appearances this condition Of
wet and dry will soon be another dis
tinguishing feature between the North
and the South.
Whether prohibition shall remain as
a permanent institution time alone
can show. But at the present this
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-28
Public Opinion Throughout the Union

have to take things as they come
along in these strange contradictory
days. .-Age-Herald.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-28

been lost to our State.-Polk County
Record.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29
FORRESTO\ NEWS.

Forreston, Texas, Aug. 29.-It is
still dry and hot and likely to be,
for while for there isn't any sign
of rain at present
Cotton is opening now There will
be a short crop in this community.
Carr Morris and Mr.. Phari8s load
ed their cars for the west today
Mr.. Dan Hamlin and Mr.. Did
Hamlin are in Tennessee on visit.
Johnnie Digger and father are
visiting NJ. u Digger and brother
here
Mr. Gaines has returned homo
from trip west
Mr. WIN Johnston has been up in
Collin county looking for location
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

Scott r. Scale, pressman in the
Daily Light office, and Miss Regin-
aid Geddiugs, an operator in the
Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone company's local exchange,
were united in marriage last night
at 9:45 at the residence of the
brides mother. Mrs NJ. B. Geddings,
on West Jefferson street Rev. W.
NJ. Neyius ofticiated with beauti-
full and impressive ceremony The
marriage was Witnessed by quite a
number Of the happy young couples
relatives and friends
The groom is In an industrious
and well deserving young man.
/ while the bride has won popular es-
teen by her many charms and dis
position. The newly welded pair
have many friends iu the city who
unite iu wtsh.u9 them long and
happy life
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

Postal card subpoeHas are being
sent out this week by Sheriff Forbes
TO an persons who have been drawn
to serve on the jury during the Sep
tembcr term OF district court. The
term viii be ten weeks in length and
there will be no jury for the first
week In all three hundred and for
ty men VIII be summoned From
sixteen OF these the grand jury will
be selected. or the three hundred
aud twenty-four drawn for service
as petit jurors, thirty-siX will serve
each week, All special yenires to be
ordered this term of court for the
trial of criminal cases will be sum
moned under a law enacted by the
thirtieth Legislature, which provides
that veniremen shall receive $l.00
per day for their attendance until
they have been selected on the jury
or excused. Heretofore special venire-
men have received nothing for their
upon court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29
The Shoot Tomorrow &.

Thirty fine watermelOns are now
in cold storage, the grounds are be-
ing shaped up and when O'Clock
tomorrow afLeLneen-roils around a
Big bunch of shootists and their
friends will be on hand at the gun
club grounds to enjoy the last regu-
lar shoot of the trap season. In ad-
dition to local cranks several visit
ing shooters are expected to be in
attendance and a big time is anti
cipated.
The program for the shoot com
prises about 100 targets to each
shooter. Medal honors will be decid-
ed by the first two events, and af-
ter that the shooting for melons.
Only members of the club or visiting
members of other clubs will be al
lowed TO participate in the shooting.
SO III YOU are not a member and
don, want 10 miss lots of fun you
had better get In before the shoot.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

John NJ Proctor. Houston A. G.
Hunt. Jr.. Dallas. j. A. Swenson,
Chicago: r. p. Kemble. city. o. II.
Wcissinger. Waco. Hon. Tom De
Cordoya. cuba. W. C. Miller. Win
siou-Salem. N c. f. W Garrett
Waco. John Hancock. Tulsa, T. rs
W. % Wu Fort Worth b. G.
Dabms. Culgago. O Simpson. Chi.
,ago. ~. g. Haas. N,w York Ju0
VI CuuIey. GreeuyiIlc. Horace Bish.
op. Corloaua. j. A. Cheueg Corsi
cana CIaud Mitchell Houston r.
B. Thompson. Greensboro XIV ID -
Crockett. Dallas. o. r. Coleman
-urH. Wash. b. 49, Henderson
t..ur o. D. MePhtrla Dallas. q
H Hlaur Tau Worth 49, o. Bus
.H u.Ig. 49,. 49, W.i.# ErrH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

AaFd ~za fenss sd ~ sae sseflt! .
office ttls aftrfnoaa q sss1oas a.
fray ~kiss took place ssarfls after
- O'Clock brgucwa Tam Davis ABa
wan James nesF {hs Davis hose
sbssf t~u and a BALI m{1ca ezsG az
s{owaFa AZ thts h8ue fan pAytlea-
lars - tho shooting cou}a nai D. a.
,vr'aiuea Officers from Is. shcrit; 3
department aad assistant caaaiy
attorney have gone go The scene Of
th. iroablc
According to lhc Information at
hAhd &, seems that there had been
previous tvuuhlo bet~ccu the twn
meu THIS morning Jamos came 10
Wayahashle and made bond or ar
alleged charge of using abusive Lam
agaEe After leaving Waxaaaeblc he
eept 80 the Davis home. 30 81 d.
claimed. for a settlement of The
matter The tao men met not far
from Davis house and began shoot
,ns at each other with shotguns.
Each man was badly wounded and
Sc ga believed that they have no
chance 70 recover Davis, n is said,
Was shot lu the face and side. while
james received "a charge ~ sho, in
ihe breast
No details In addition 20 the
above can be obtained until the Of
figcr@ return to the city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

"FOr ten years was confined to
my bed with disease Of my kidneys,
writes r. \. Gray, J. p. Of Oakville,
Ind. cit was so severe that | could
not move part of the time | consul
ted the very best medical skin avail
able. but could get no relief until
Foleys Kidney Cure was recommen-
ded TO me. II has been "a Godsend 20
me b. " Fcaris
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29
CARD or THANKS.

We wish TO take this method of
expressing our gratitude to our
friends for the many acts of kind
ness shown during the illness of our
son. Louis Clifton Henry. We --=tn-
cerelv thank all who in any way adj
ministered to his comfort.
MR.. and MRS. LOUIS HEURY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

Lisbon. Aug &N-An explosion
occurred yesterday ou board tho Por-
jugrse batt,eship Nasco DE CANA
Several sailors were badly injured
huf uu ioss oi ..fe l- reported
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

se~es >Ss>ss
Sell yoar eggs at the Ea'ltoriam
I tt
r 5 Crons Co sell rooflnx
-hasn u
I'd Hudson spent YESTERDAY Ia
I Dallas
f see Il u. Mcsonsls for tirr and
Tornado Insurance.
I Plenty Of iron or felt roofing al +.
/ s. Crons Co.'S. prices vight
4 To enioy Yourself so 20 me En-
/ pire Assays nice and cool. IS
/, Mrs = A. Wilson Of Henrietta Is
I visiting the family Of r o Wilson
/ Buy your pumps from F 8. Cronk
\ Co All kinds Prices "sSy" down Il
H Mrs n { Nash and little son of
/ Corsieana are visiting Mrs r 2 Lit-
/ tlepaee
when you need a plumber. call
| Buukley. with + s. Cronk Co, Both
phones 81 If
4 We trade new furniture and
stoves for old Il e Moore Furui-
tuSe company
Those pure white wash basins
have arrived at the Racket Store.
Come and set one 80
Don't forget we sell and rent fac
tory rebuilt, typewriter " r Moore
Furniture company Il
} l. Mccartney left this morning
ou trip Of recreation to points in
the Indian Territory
/ The Three Chatterboxos, Chill
drens Retormatory. A picture every
one should see at the Empire Is
From Missouri We are, in way,
/ but when YOU try our Lemon Puffs
that's when we show you. Eatitor-
lum. If
Miss Ida Compton and Miss jim
ME Parkinson returned last night
from a months visit 20 relatives at
Tyler
Miss Ruth Sullivan. who has been
the guest OF Miss Mary Pierce. re-
turned last night to her home at
CorSicana
4 limited number Of IA quart dish
pans will be sold at The Racket
store Saturday for . cents. Time.
O'Clock only. 2G
Mr. and Mrs " Riard have ra-
laFAsa from or 10" use'u' L. i'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29
RESOURCES

Loans asa discounts S74s tSt g,
tgysrarafts. secured and unsecured G3.Tzg a.
c. :. B5Gds to secare ctTcB ialiOE 5fSs' ~
Premiums On { :. Bopds -0N1 %
Ranking house furniture and fixtures I5.46l %
Due from SasOual Banks not Reserve
Axaatst 7U,T}1 4S
Due from state Ran X and Bankers 4.434 10
Due from approved reserve agents scot II
Cheeks and other cash items l4Z3 $
Notes Of other National Banks 5000 10
cents 3Gs ss
LAWFUL M0SXY RESERTS n BANK. VIZ.
specie SEEs0t
LesaI-tsuder aotes $1,000 63sul 90
Redemption fund with L. : Treasurer
SD Of crcai2ti0nl 400 Ca
D1e from C. : Trsa surer, other than
Per cent redemption fund
Tom g. a,D 4sf -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

a. wa1zaaehle ia the state Of Texas 81 ths
ziOse OF business, August - 1877.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under a positive guarantee to cure
constipation. sick headache, stom-
ach trouble or any form Of indiges-
ton. II il fails. the manufacturers
refund your money What more can
any one do 3 W Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

Sell yoar egss at the Ea'l'oriar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-29

II you are thinking Of having
your photo made or need visiting
cards visit my studio. Satisfaction
guaranteed Mrs c. E Jackson, pho
tographer IT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23
THE POLITICAL POT BOILING.
COUNTY DEMOCRATS DECLARE
WELLS FACTION BETTER
ORGANIZED.

Annapolis today is full to overflow
ing with politicians. They arc most
ly Democratic ones, but are 81 ali
stripes aud kinds Of that variety of
political faith. This Is Court day IN
Anne Arundel and the last gaths ring
here Of the Democratic district leaders
and their cohorts before the party
primary election on Saturday.
There IS plenty Of talk. and both the
Wells and anti-Welis factions are
claiming that the result viii show that
they have won. Indications. how
ever, are that DT. Wells friends are
going 10 show superior organization
and ability to prevent the loss Of tbe
county. Mr. Joseph cannon. who -
now affiliated with Dr. Wells. ard
SIR. George 4. Murray, Of the F0urfb
district, claim today That that district
will 80 for Wells by q good safe
majority.
Similar reports are given ~ Frank
3. ReyelI, the Wells leader iu fhe
Third district, and from the Eighth
district cones the report that SIR.
Isaac NulwelI, the Moss Bond leader
there. viii have the bards - GglIt he
haa ever engineered.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
coLoRED PYTHIAHs HEAR RE-
PORTS.
MAYOR clsndc 10 Deliver Addrsss-Hel-
fioa Officers T0aighf.

~ tbe session this morning a. tne
city Assembly Rooms ~ tne q iEtfee1fh
anLuaI meeting ~ the Mar tsn1 ard
District ~ Columbia Grand edge.
Knights II Pythias. GE4ld Chznceiior
Iewls r.. Williams appointed the
folI0w ing committees
Finanee-WiIIiam y. Waters. Noaa
Brown. Charles r. scott. J4mes b..
Smith and John Pulley
Mileage and Per DIEM Howard
TOis0n. STEPHEN A. Cook. N0ses Banks
and William y. Brown
Credentials and RetuTus-IJoyd Pal
mer, II. j. oliver and Harrison Smith.
Omeersf Henry johnson.
JOHN Scott. John Campbor. &. ~.
Simmons and Rev. j. X. HoiiaDi-
MessTs. Perry r. CLARK. John W
Hawkins, John Green and Jofu Hen
son were appointed a eomEIittee a.
visit Mayor Gordon II. Claude and
tender thanks on behalf 81 the ffEand
Lodge for courtesiees extended The
committee called ON the Mayor. who
received them very cordially and
promised 10 deliver an address 10 the
6rand Lodge At 4 ?. ~. The resp1rse
will be made hy Mr. Thomas D..
Jones, Of Washington, - -
Reports were received from a num-
ber of the grand officers Grand
Chancellor Williams, in his repU rt.
stated that the order was in a four-
ishing condition. lie concluded hy
saying: my brethren. you who
represent more then zsC00 members,
should go back 10 your several sub9r-
dinate lodges inspired 10 better the
3ODdition OF the order without jeaI-
ousy, envy or hate. remembering tbat
these things have no place in PythiaH-
ism. Let Us lift up the moral stand
ard Of our order and cur race by doing
the most for the greatest number Of
people.
Grand Keeper Of Records and seal
Samuel Hayward. in his report. stated
that there were over 1000 mem heFs
in this jurisdiction. that .i2s mem beers
had been added during the past year
and that new lodges had been insti-
tuted in Denton. ChsstertOwn- Win
chester, Trsppe, bellevue. Royal oak
aud Washington, ID. &.
Recess was taken at 1.30 p. M to
permit the grand officers to be photo
graphed.
In the afternoon Mr. Josiah T..
Diggs, OF Baltimore, made a report Of
the meeting held in New York several
months ago, at which time representa-
tiyes from the two supreme lodges
gl colored Pythians declared them
selves in favor of consolidation
Tonight tile election OF officers for
ne ensuing year will take place. As
there are number Of aspirants for
the various Offices. considerable in
terest il being manifested. The clos
ing session will be held tomorrow
morning. A banquet viii wird up
the session tomorrow night.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

Washington. -. g.. July 25.-The
civil service examinations TO be held
today for the position of forest ranger
in the United States forest reserve
sers zee afford an excellent opportunity
for young men to get a start ia a
new profession suitable as life busi-
ness. The profession of expert fores-
teF is rapidly assuming high i'm
uoFlance "a this country and no bet
ter opportunity 60 learn IL thoroughly
can be found than IN the government
seFv Tee. The position Of forest .ran-
ger offers the additional advantage
thar man can earn a living salary
while learning the business. The
forrest rangers are the men who ac-
lively patrol the different reserve and
protect them from Gre and depreda-
tion. The pay for the beginner is
$50 year. oul Of this salary he is
required to furnish his own horses
and feed them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23
0YSTERAEA PROTEST.
OBJECT TO LEASING GROUNDS
BY SHELFISH BOARD

A second formal pretesz fr9m eTt-
termen 90 ths leasing - zrs9nsL o.
the Boar.l 81 -helifl.a Cosnrl l6sssenesz.
81 fhs basis taat g. IS uataalA aTs1sF
roeE. nas sled Sc ffe 0ftee 81 14@
f.afssrrfssien here this w1rnln<-
The protest. ~ t1e gysrsrnsen ~
against = lease - Theodera 2us& lsne
n. Forbes ~ elezen asres cf <rel1.i
shieh they elaim 81 . parr - NeeE
bar. ~ Herring Bay - iaesr preisss
tFse ovsferrnen sfaee that -a@sr 4etsea
= - ~prafees oar sights 4n1 gutess
ffe boari can vaenfe t1~ Sad Aeaae
& g. our intentfeu ~ retftto7 aa
fireaft fonrt fer lAnrs arEnrieI fatfu-
Is - saezte chr s4nre ru.is= <1s rra-
sisians ~ Seetion - - ghartsr fA4s
2ets - 1906
The prssess. nbie1 has seen s.e.4 a1sl
wfff - taken au ~ toe fausaa sslelss
= sl9re1 ~ y. - Eeexers anef tHem-
ty-tno ctlerz-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

a competitive examination for free
scholarships wiil Dc beId nest Mon
day IT 10 a. ~. IN the public school
building on Green sfreet. TIE exaDs-
jpaiion j. - Oh scholarships due
Anne Arundel county iu Western
Maryland College for males. one in
~ Mays Seminary, female one in
Washington College Collegiate De
partmeut, male; one - Warrington
College, Normal Department. male %
female. THE scboiafshlps ~ Western
Maryland College, Washington Col
lege and -, Mays Seminary, enfitie
TIE holder ~ receive board aEd tui-
tlo8 free and may BE- held for four
years. Candidates must not De Tess
Than fifteen years old and mnsf give
bond % teach IN Maryland tr0 years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

baltimore. MI-, July z5.-A Hood
80 feiegrauss and messages OF e0ngrat~
uiatlon were received today az the
archiepiscopal residence North Charles
street. FeIn hiding the venerable Car
dinai Gibbons that this was his sew
entg- thiri birthday. The feliciiations
came not only from all parts 81 The
pros inee Of Baltimore. which extends
from Mary land % FLORIDA. but from
clergy ard laymeu throughout Amer
lea. Is cable there were received dur
ing the dav = message expressing the
good wishes - the Cardinals numer-
oas friends ia Rome. Cardinal Glib
bons Was born IN this city, but re-
cei we'd his early education in Ireland.
Returning to the United States be
enie red ~. Charles college in 1900 and
iaier pursued his clerical studies at
81. Mary's Seminary in this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

The following Gases were trief 10
day before Justice Charles =. Fsld-
meyer
James Tall col0rs1. arrested ~
Omeer Jackson for dfsofdefly cor
duct. was fined sz.55. vbieb BE- paid
and Nas dismissed.
ftJa1Ik" lSOstou. coioFe1, ARRESTED
~ Dncer John Boill4aT. ebarxe8
Win 1lsofaeny eoUdaei. Nas DDe1 e
and costs. afuoDnfna - sS.55. n de-
fault ~ payment VS. committed ~
jail
OHeer Richard Holiday arrested
usnry D0gssy. eOI0red. for drunk sn8
die0rfenV eondHef. Ile uas 1nsd -
and eosls. amounting - III ard corr
rnltfea ~ jail IN dsf4ait.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

Esep15Isean Drlrz4-l@s Nait - s
ia AnBe Arlns.el ee1utT ~ 1ersrsi@F
Anrust - an1 tae enDafr eeas~z4.en
ufIi - helf on Tgestsv. A4zsa1 & A.
zrruse1 Ifait a f8at egpntT faeae4
s5tf - n1safussest an1 aelexazss sAaes-
81 - the -tsts az4 tsstleaai teneea~
fssgn - seafnzse > ezr.lssia-s far atef
1n49e. a new eoantT eenr~z2 eew
ssifsee wslG also - eIee4 ~ zsrre
fwrg vears-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

a party - s5rfv.fse arnapf.l5f4gs
teff ft syfr f'Be sxe1Fslon
~ etsf1 go TIE eneurs1on
=, xlseD under ~ a1csless - tse
= ~ f4n1. fJeiz4afs an1 Firixni4
rfeemtoat comp4nys
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

enI - tie week. Practically every
state esst ~ tbe Mississippi wftb the
exception ~ Michigan ard Wisc0u-
sin. IS reported ~ delegates from
f8Aatalaua societies. The present 50
sesnbiv sizualIxes the achievement ~
tne organ xaaion 81 having 100 active
study circles established u the Lnifed
states.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

The coadigion Of Joseph Tarleton,
vs. ho was injured yesterday ON the old
lire read Is reported at the Emergency
Hospital somewhat improved today.
If was stated at the hospital that Mr..
Tarieton Is not suffering from c0ncus-
sion of ghe brain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23

fHIesHe tI.s July 20. NeaFiv All
gates have arrived in tbt-
=. HafrI enlfHa l.NtsaH wf Local
I.aE asa IHaa Assoc 81 IONS. se h ieil
fNH programme uEof iaes
E.ra uaneeE ug nauara dealing with
Hsluesa ~ euetelies. Judging
ra tNrs. laeT will give rise
s. t.rtHte discussion. for some
Ell aea sre Ca sahfeefs that are ouen
ls 1rs.a differences aI opinion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-23
A BANK ACCOUNT
OF S1.OO FREE!

To any purchaser of S. wo
or over during the week of July
20, we will give an order on the
ANNAPOLIS BANKING AND
TRUST COMPANY to open an
account with you and issue a
bank book showing A deposit
# 81 to your credit in their
Savings Department AT NO
COST TO YOU, and in that
way we will help you to your.
first step in saving money. You
are at liberty to have the ac-
count at the Bank opened n
the name Of your child or any
other relation you see fit. This
offer good until Saturday, July
10Th. 1T II o'clock P. M.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
A SUGGESTION FOR
THE TROLLEY CARS

A naval officer who was hanging TO
strap and making desperate efforts 10
keep his footing as the trolley car lurch-
ed violently around the curves, reclared
to- mis- landsman friend that he would
rather walk the quarterback with his ship
rolling In n heavy sea. 'Ill ten you what
ought to be practiccd In these cars he
continued did you ever see the ram
drill on war-ship? At signal the men
all fall forward wherever they happen to
be standing until their bodies are almost
horizontal. with just the tips OF their
fingers and the tips OF their toes touching
the deck Thas Is TO lessen the shock.
you know, when the ship Is about to ram
or be rammed by another vessel. We'll,
don't see why that wouldn't work well
on these cars. IL doesn't seem to DO any
good for the conductor to call out, Hold
rast!' We do hold III fast us we can uff
the time. but hanging on like grim death
won't keep you from plunging into your
neighbors lap with rather annoying fire.
quency. So, II he would simply give The
signal for the ram drill. all OF US who were
standing could obey II, and we could round
the curves without half the destruction
there Is now. Don't you think ought TO
write and give the company the tp3'