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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
THE SPORTING RAJAH.
Modern Oriental Rulers Who Are
Fond of Polo and Horse Racing.

From Baily's Magazine.
A small percentage of native princes. like
Sir Pertab- Singh and the Maharajah of
Kuch-Behar, have benefited from their in
tercourse with Englishmen. They recognize
the folly of buying horses and carriages
for which they have no use, and they draw
the line at employing undesirable persons
as managers of their stables. rascals w.io
starve the animals in their charge by re-
selling the gram" to the villain from
whom it has been bought The down TO
date rajah sees that his harness room is
clean and that everything is in proper place
family heirlooms being kept free from
dust and moths. The horses are stabbed
under sanitary conditions, and If the po-
tentate goes in for racing or breeding, a
qualified veterinary surgeon is attached
to the stable staff.
On the other hand, the antiquated ruler
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S.. SOD

House would cost more to build; a
well-arranged house; . stories; eel
lar; large rooms on each floor;
lot 20x1OO; alley; lettered street south
of r st; owner giving up housekeeping
offers this fine large house at this low
figure,
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Attention. Investors,
Spectators or
Home=Buyers.
Desirable Houses at a
Sacrifice.

Attractive 3-story, Roman brick-fro
houses. brownstone trimmings, on an
avenue in the northwest section, south
OF 7 St; $500 each. The houses alone
would cost at least $1,000 to build They
have good-sized lots to alleys. The
houses are modern in arrangement Par
lor reception hall, dining room, pantry
and kitchen on the first floor. There
are six lovely bedrooms. Tiled bath,
hot-water heat. handsome cabinet man
tells. open fireplaces, tiled hearth The
houses have southern exposure and are
convenient to several of the best car
lines.
Parties looking to purchase property
at price much less than it Is worth,
either for home or with a view of SELL
Ing at an advantage, should investigate
this property. They were placed with US
for sale by attorneys for syndicate.
They must be closed out. See US at
once.
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$780,

Mt. Pleasant Cozy Home.
Lot 25x140; alley; lot alone worth the
price.
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S1OO CasH1-S2O a Month

New Houses in Brightwood Park; I
rooms and bath.
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S st. bet 9th and 10th. This is low
price for 3-story house on this choice
square.
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INVESTMENTS.
Gilt edPed IrlVestm cgGts.

Choice locations. Prices so low
these properties should be resold
at profit. $3.50; renting for
SIS a month. Nearly new, on one
of the widest thoroughlares in Mt.
Pleasant.
Prices reduced to make quick
sale.
$3.50.
Renting for si4; a corner store
bet. 1th and 18th south of S.
S., 200.
Renting for 81; 3 small houses
on Eye ST. NV.
S1O,5OO.
Renting for SO a month";
bricks west of 1th, south Of r.
$500.
Renting for $40; store on 9th
81. NV; always rented.
$4,000.
Renting for s37; BRICK houses
west of 9TH st.
SA.1OO.
Renting for s31; lot 25xlG9; C
st. Sc.
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Price Reduced to S.. 500.

cheap home on East Capitol St: on
account of trusts coming due, this desir-
able, modern dwelling must be disposed
of at. once, and in order to make a quick
sale the owner has reduced the price;
three Stories and cellar ten rooms and
bath; lot is by leo.
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climate Though they thrive during the
cold weather in the hot weather they soon
become poor in condition unless they are
sent TO a hill Station.
4 few years ago the 'old time" raiah
who had to go from one part OF his prop
erty to another would call for his gayly
ca parisoned elephant. and. surrounded hy
horde of native fiunkies. make a tri-
umphant journey to the hut OF the tenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
$780,.

Biggest bargain you have ever seen for
the money.
On a prominent driveway northwest;
new; stories. cellar; 4 rooms on a floor;
hardwood finish; servants stairway: hot
water heat; lot 1Sx1O0; costly manteIs;
beautiful decorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
$4,000.
sasily worth $1,000.

Easily worth $1,000.
The best house. considering the loca-
ton. the money has ever bought. Within
a stones throw of $4,000 residences,
on a lettered street. west of 18th;
stories and cellar; rooms deep; hot
water heat.
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SZ.g0Oa

The biggest bargain you've ever seen
for the money; worth at least $1,000;
nearly new; II rooms; three baths; hot
water heat: two stairways; laundry;
many beautiful mantels: first floor trim
med in OAK; lot $50 deep to a left. paved
alley; west Of 18th St: near two car
lines; present owner took it in exchange
for country property is the reason it's
offered so low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06

John f. Crone of Middletown, Nd. a car
penter aged seventy-one years, died Thurs
day at the Frederick City Hospital from
the effects of injuries sustained by falling
from the roof of a barn upon which he
was working about two weeks ago.
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$500.

Choice location and an extra low price
A better house was never offered for
the money. If you were made pres
ent of the lot you could not build the
house for $500. Three stories, 4 rooms
deep; 6 bedrooms: HOT-WATER
HEAT. South of T st. on a prominent
avenue northwest.
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For Sale
$780,.

wonderful bargain in Columbia
Heights between 18th and 14th Three
story house; 10 rooms; four rooms deep;
tiled bath; hot water heat; very large
reception hall; large lot near a $50, 900
residence.
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sS5.65O.

A wonderful bargain. At one time held
at $500
Near New Hampshire ave. and r st.
One of the most improving sections in
the fashionable northwest. three
story brick and stone dwelling: 10
rooms; four rooms deep on the first
floor: hot water heat; tiled bath; porce-
lain tub: back yard to public alley.
An opportunity to secure a modern
house in this fashionable section at
great sacrifice. This house should ap-
peal to investors.
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$500.
RaSf haI

Best bargain on Columbia Heights.
3-story houses west of 18th: built to
sell for $500: out-of-town owner must
sell; full 3 stories, 8 rooms; four a.
rooms deep on first floor; tiled bath;
hotwater heat; large back yards. A
chance for a bargain.
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SIS, 600.
Renting for $40 a month, on New York
ave. NV; valuable for business pur-
poses.
$1,000.
18th; hot water heat.
For sale-Good Income Producer.
Price, 81 500.
Renting for sos month.
small houses on a iettered st. Sc.
For sale-COrner Investment.
Price, $3.50.
Renting for ST.; NJ st. NV; size 4Ox76.
$4,000.
Renting for 1886 a month.
u brick houses on Il numbered street
northwest.
$4,000.
Renting tor s56; smal houses on let
tered st. Sc.
1000.
Renting fer $3.50 a month, in Mt. Pleas
ant.
$1,000.
Renting 70 same tenant for year at so5
a month; S-room brick on Il lettered ST.
NV.
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Reduced to 81 $50.

Terms $500 cash. small monthly pay
ments; two modern houses on a lettered
st northwest south OF O: stories cell
lar; rooms and bath; furnace heat; lot
1GX120.
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A Bargain.
For Sale

1887 T St; 3 stories; 10 rooms; lot
1Sxf0o: owner will self at Il low figure.
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$4,000
$780,

Cheap Corner Near East Capitol Street
rooms; splendid condition.
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Rent, $50 Per Month
bargain at the price. 3-story o.
room brick building; lot 1sX1O0 #: 10
Gated west of 1ith and south of R to
be sold at $1,000. A price really 1000
below value-in fact less than the cost
of the construction of the house.
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Reduced to $4,000.

Out-of-town owner must SELL 3-story
broom brick on 10th st. bet P and Q.
Lot 18x1O5. one of the largest and best
in the block.
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For Sale-To Settle Estate.
lA(l2 81 st ST.

One of the .prettiest squares in West
rooms. tiled bath; stairways: hot
water heat; lot 6lXl2O; chance for q
bargain.
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S:3a6S0.

Cheap Home, Mt. Pleasant.
Lot worth price. CoZy 2-story dwell
Ing; cellar; furnace; lot 25x15o: alley.
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STONE s. FAIRFAX.
SAo6SO,
Corner Dwell

Corner Dwelling.
Brick stable. Near 18th st; bright
sunny exposure; large front lawn. a
good place to live.
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sSs3a6SOs

Capitol Hill Bargain.
Near Library; good, solid 2-story
house; reception hall; cellar; furnace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
. Less Than $4,000.
A 100000 t1omse.

One of those large. handsome houses
on the north side of Riggs st. between
New Hampshire ave. and 18th St; lot
1Sx9o; alley.
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$3.50.

For a $500 house; near 10Th and @
brownstone and brick; steam heat; lo'
1SX100
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A Bargain at 10000.

Widest street on Columbia Heights; 9
rooms; lot 1SX14J; alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06

An ad in The Star is
salesman calling at thirty
FIVE thousand homes every
day and being given courte-
Gus consideration in the
parlor or library.
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SA,1 90.
S-room Dwelling.

S-room Dwelling.
A decided bargain. A corporation
owning this well-located S-room dwell
ing will sell at sacrifice: on a wide
street, west of 18th; stories, cellar;
rooms deep on a floor; lot 1880
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Home or Investmer

Home or Investment
S-room brick dwelling on a lettered
street between 18th and 18th; lot 21x75;
alley.
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For Sale-Near the Capitol.
Only $3.50.

Attractive 3-story dwelling: hot
water heat: nine rooms, modern bath:
out-of-town owner must make quick
sale
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Am Elegant Home.
Reduced to S. 500.

=. Positively the largest, cheapest and
BEST located new house in the city of
washington for the price, better located
and more desirable than many houses
held at $4,000. High-class location
west of 18th street; southern exposure.
The house alone would cost more to
build. Very handsome front of Roman
brick and stone trimmings; large stone
front porch and stone steps.
First floor - Parlor library, dining
room. pantry and kitchen; seven Sleep
ing rooms and two elegant tiled baths on
the second and third floors: many clos
cts and pantries: two stairways; house
heated by firSt-claSs hot-water heating
plant; rear porches; interior woodwork
throughout the house of select hard
wood; lot 90 by 11S feet.
Do not fail to see this house If you
wish to secure a frst-class home in a
hlgh-clasS neighborhood and at the same
: time secure bargain.
For Sale-New House.
80 feet front; beautiful home Just
completed; south of r ST on an avenue;
HOt-Water heat.
Only $4,000.
Tiled bath; handsome mantels.
$500.
S st. bet. 9th and 10th. This is a low
price for 3-story house on this choice
square
For Sale
Less Than $4,000.
One of the disappearing 3-story
houses on the north side of T st. bet
18th and 18th.
For Sale
$3.50.
For $500 house; near 10Th and @:
brownstone and brick; steam heat; lot
1SX100.
For Sale-Cheap Corner.
$3.50.
Reduced from $500; northwest; 10
rooms; J0x100; splendid condition.
For Sale
House s Large Grounds.
Corner 18TH and Irving SITS: fronting on
10th St; wide frontage on all streets
For Sale
Price Reduced to $500.
A cheap home on East Capitol St; on
account of trusts coming due, this desir-
able, modern dwelling must be disposed
of al. once, and in order to make a quick
sale the owner has reduced the price;
three Stories and cellar, ten rooms and
bath; lot IS by leo.
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or SaIe-A Bargain on 9TH st. NV.
Price, $500,

Renting for 500 month: used for bust
ness purposes: always rented; a chance
for good income
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STONE s. FAIRFAX.
1912 N. Y. Ave.
$500.

For Sale
S5,5OO.
Choice Location and an Extra Low
Price.
A better house was never offered for
the money. If you were made a present
of the lot you could not build the house
for $500. Three stories; four rooms
deep; 6 bedrooms: HOT-WATER
HEAT. South of I st. on a prominent
avenue northwest.
For Sale
A good chance to buy on Washington
Heights. Owner leaving city
Reduced to S6,65Oe
Handsome 3-story, 10-room dwelling;
tiled bath; hot-water heat; stairways;
good-sized lot.
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S3s6SO.
Near Lincoln Parl

Near Lincoln Park
On account of trust coming due owner
must sell at once; a handsome S-room
dwelling.
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For Sale
MUST Be Solid

Owner leaving city.
Brick house and brick stable; very
pretty; modern; new; tiled bath. Less
than 1000 will buy it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
$500.
Between 18th and 18TH.
ON the HEIGHTS.

The biggest bargain you've ever seen
for the money.
Worth at least $4,000; nearly new;
IL rooms; three baths; hot water heat;
two stairways; laundry; many beautiful
mantels; first floor trimmed in oak: lot
1870 deep to a left. paved alley; west of
18th St: near two car lines. Present
owner took 1t in exchange for country
property is the reason it's offered SO
low.
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For Sale

Renting for $3.50 each; @ rooms and
bath; covered porches; on a numbered
st. NV.
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Washington Heights: ten rooms, two
(2) baths; two (2) stairways.
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For SaIe-See THIS Bargain.
Reduced to $1,000.

Formerly held at $3.50: $3.50 loaned
on 1t; handsome 3-story dwelling on
a numbered ST. south of T ST. front OF
red brick, stone trimmings: 10 rooms,
cellar: four rooms on first floor; furnace
heat; lot 1Sx120; 20-ft alley.
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Reduced from $500; northwest; 10
rooms; 50X100; splendid condition.
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Less Than $4,000.
For Sale

One Of the disappearing 3-story
houses on the north side of T ST. bet.
18th and 18th.
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For Sale-A Splendid Opportunity; the
I2GSt Nllna Act Affnr..G
$1,000 Each

On 14th St, Mt. Pleasant: beautiful
homes: lots 20 feet wide. 1l5 feet deep:
several sold before completion. If you
want home on this beautiful. wide St.
section where values are enhancing,
buy one of these beautiful houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
$4,000.

For Sale
$4,000.
Washington Heights: ten rooms, two
C) baths; two CD stairways.
For Sale-See This Bargain.
Reduced to SA,S5O.
Formerly held at $3.50; $3.50 loaned
on 1t; handsome 3-stOry dwelling on
a numbered st. south of T St: front of
red brick, stone trimmings: 10 rooms.
cellar; four rooms on first floor; furnace
heat; lot lSx12o: 20-ft. alley.
For Sale-Near the Capitol.
Only S4,S5O.
Attractive 3-story dwelling: hot
water heat: nine rooms, modern bath;
out-of-town owner must make a quick
sale.
For le-Investments-Hom New
Houses.
Price, So, 100.
Renting for $3.50 each; rooms and
bath; covered porches; on numbered
st. NV.
For Sale
A Bargain.
1897 T St; 3 stories; 10 rooms; lot
For Sale
Reduced to $3.50.
Terms $500 cash, small monthly pay
ments: two modern houses on lettered
st northwest south OF O: 2 stories; cell
lar; rooms and bath; furnace heat; lot
1Gx120.
For Sale-A Bargain on 9th st. NV.
Price, So, 500.
Renting for $50 a month: used for bust
ness purposes; always rented; a chance
for good income.
For Sale--A Splendid Opportunity; the
Best Valve Yet offered.
SA,6SO EACH
On 14th St, Mt. Pleasant; beautiful
homes: lots 20 feet wide, 1l5 feet deep;
several sold before completion If you
want a home on this beautiful. wide St,
a section where values are enhancing,
buy one of these beautiful houses.
For Sale
$1,000.
sth ST. near L. Cap. St; rooms and
bath.
S5,,noe.
S st. bet. 9th and 10th. This is a low
price for a 3-story house on this choice
square.
For Sale
Less Than $4,000.
One of the best-appearing 3-story
houses on the north side of T st. bet 18th
and 14th.
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IaqICW

For Sale-Cheap Corner.
$780,
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S5,fG2e-

S st. bet 9th and 10th This is a low
price for 3-story house on this choice
square.
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For Sale
$1,000.
For Sale

Sth st. near L. Cap. ST.; rooms and
bath.
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Less Than $4,000.
For Sale

One of the disappearing 3-story
houses on the north side of 7 st. bet 18th
and 14th
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Price, S. I 900,

For vestments-Homes. n
IIni1Snc
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$4,000.
Rent, $50 Per Month.

For Sale-Very Cheap House.
Ne MMM
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. $4,000.

Reduced from $3.50.
West of 9th ST: 2 stories; cellar;
rooms on floor; 2 stairways. Splendid
condition.
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For Sale
House s Large Grounds.
Corner 18TH and Irving SITS: fronting on
10th St; wide frontage on all streets.
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Reduced to S3,65O.

" Square from Lincoln Park.
8 rooms and BATH stone front; must
be solo, trust coming due.
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reception nall; large lOt; near $2O,OJO
| residence.
For Sale-Brownstone Front
A Bargain at $4,000.
Widest street on Columbia Heights; Q
rooms; lot 1Sx1Eo; alley.
For sale-very Cheap House.
$4,000.
Rent, $50 Per Month
A bargain at the price. 3-story O.
| room brick building; lot 1sx1Oo TT: 10
| Gated west of 18th and south of r: TO
| be sold at $1,000. A price really LOCO
! below value-in fact, less than the cost
of the construction of the house
$4,000.
! Cheap Corner Near East Capitol Street
rooms; splendid condition.
$3.50.
Home or Investment
s-room brick dwelling on a lettared
street between 18th and 18th; lot 21x15;
alley.
S3,65O.
Cheap Home, Mt. Pleasant
Lot worth price. Cozy 2-story DWELL
Ing; cellar; furnace; lot 25x15o; alley.
$3.50.
Capitol Hill Bargain.
Near Library; good, solid 2-story
house; reception hall; cellar; furnace
$3.50.
Near Lincoln Park.
On account of trust coming due owner
must sell at once; handsome S-room
dwelling.
$3.50.
Rent, $40 Per Month";.
An excellent investment. Three we'll
constructed, well-located two-family
houses in Mt. Pleasant; only the high,
est class materials used: good solid
buildings. An excellent inves .ment
$4,000.
Well Built for Owners Home
West of 9th St; erected by day work;
2 stories: rooms deep on a floor; 2
stairways; lot 1Sx1o0; alley.
$4,000.
Downtown Bargain.
Brick stable. Near 18th and Eye;
stories; cellar; lot 22x1O9.
SE9 ZSWo
Mt. Pleasant Bargain.
Hot-water heat; west side of 14th; tiled
bath lot 2CxSO.
For Sale-A Most Desirable Home.
$500.
House would cost more to build; a
well-arranged house; stories; eel
lar; large rooms on each floor;
lot 2OX1OO; alley; lettered street south
of r St: owner giving up housekeeping
offers this fine large house at this low
figure.
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For Sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-30

present distinction in primary In 1906 it is difficult to see how he can consistently resist the calling of a primary in 1908. The truth is, the machine and it's convention are sadly out of date. They are vanishing rap idly and no progressive, up-to-date state wants much of either. A mini mum of both may be necessary, but the nomination of a governor should not be made in any southern state in a convention because in the south there is but one real genuine party. To make the nominations of the one actual party by old-time methods Is really to introduce an autocracy. and an autocracy in republic is certainly misfit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-30
Wiping Out the Deficit

The lesser cities of the land cannot secure resumption until the banks of the three central reserve cities, New York, Chicago and St Louis, are ready to go on cash basis and to answer demands made upon them in the ac- customed manner. The southeast is dependent upon the banks of New York, and when the banks of that city resume the home banks will fol- low suit.
 It is plain the banks in New York cannot resume until they accumulate enough cash to meet the legal require ments of reserve on deposits, 25 per cent. The following table shows the changes in the deficit and the percent age of reserve to deposits since Oc- tober 19:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-30
Politics In Tennessee

It Is indeed strange that in this age of the country a conflict should arise in southern state over the holding of a primary to nominate a governor and other officers. Yet that seems to be the way things are taking shape in Tennessee, where strenuous contest between MT. Carmack and Governor Patterson is about to take place. Both want to become the democratic nominee for governor. As rule a governor is given in Tennessee a sec ond term, but MT. Carmack proposes to allow Governor Patterson but a single term.
 Both are strong before the people. end ex-Senator Carmack, who has no grip on the state machine, demands a state primary. Some of Governor Pat terson's friends are opposed to a pri- mary, but in the end there will be a primary because the side that opposes direct action by the people loses votes and Is oftentimes defeated for that reason only.
 AA Governor Patterson won his
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-30
ERIskY JUNGLE JOE"

Washington cor. of the Baltimore News
 Speaker Cannon never misses an op- portunity to show how young and agile he is. The knowledge of his 7l years worries him somewhat merely because he is afraid the public may get the idea that he is as old as his age.
 "Of course, I would have swatted him, too, If he had called me a liar, said "Uncle Joe," fin commenting on the DeArmond- Williams fist fight. would I have siugged him? Feel that" And "IJncle Joe" drew up his right fdfe- arm and invited his listener to feel the remarkably hard musclar formation under the coat sleeve. Yes but l would have swatted him" reiterated the speaker.
 Then he lifted his leg and, holding it out at right angles, pironetted around in circle on the other leg just as Seabrook used to do in The Isle of Champagne"