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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
ENGLISH FIGHTER
IS SPORTSMAN
DOES NOT GRUMBLE OVER
REFEREE QUESTION
Jimmy Loves Would Take Mike Sui
livan If Tom McCarey Said the
Word-Britons Back
Themselves

One thing may be said for Jimmy
Loves and his big protege, Jack
Palmer. They are game to the core
and their version of the referee ques-
tion comes with refreshing vim, as
opposed to Jack SullivCn's chronic dis
turbance concerning who shall be third
man in the ring.
1--WE do not wish to say a word con-
cerning the question of referee" said
Manager Loves last night. Before
leaving for America we heard of Mr..
McCarey and 1 would 20 long ways
on what he says.
Let him put Mike Sullivan in the
ring as referee and we will not grum--
BILE. We expect an even break and
ask for nothing more"
Furthermore, the Englishmen are so
confident Of success that they will
wager $500 against $1,000 that Palmer
will best Sullivan in twenty rounds.
THANK goodness, we purchased round
trip tickets before leaving Liverpool" "
said Loves, "and if we lose there will
be a way to get over the ocean again
and find a few pounds left"
Not boastful but evidently confident
Of victory Palmer and Loves have
gone about their business and training
in a manner calculated 10 win duiillId-
ton from those with whom they have
come in contact, and win or lose the
British boys viii be well thought Of
among local followers of the sport.
Jack Sullivan might reflect a moment
before stirring up such a rumpus over
the referee question. Jack was not
altogether unlucky when he-secured a
second match after losing a decision
because of rough work. There are
others beside the Bostonian who might
make a noise and Sullivan Is undoubt-
edly taking advantage of the present
unsettled condition of the referee sit
uation to call for Eyeton or Jeffries.
Eyeton retired once upon time and
announced that nothing would ever
induce him to enter the ring again
II Is reported that Eyeton is recon
sidering" his determination and may
return if suitable" inducements are
offered.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
POLYTECHNIC GYMNASTS
DEFEAT SANTA BARBARA

The Los Angeles Polytechnic high
school defeated the Santa Barbara high
school in a gymnasium contest held at
Santa Barbara Friday night. The af-
fair was quite spirited event, and the
Santa Barbara students turned out in
large numbers to welcome their visit
ing friends.
The teams were composed of the fol-
owing boys:
Polytechnic-Jack Clark, Edwin Bey,
Clarence Bean and substitute Neal
Manning.
Santa Barbara-Ray Schaner, Walter
Coffee, j. Richdale and substitute Free
man Bliss.
The score was 4O2 for the Los An
geles school and 379 for the Santa
Barbara boys.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
oAKLAWN RESULTS

By Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Arr, March 23.-
Oaklawn results:
-Four furlongs-Hasty won, Bewitched
second, Manchester third, time :4S 35.
Six furlongs-Haughty won, Ben
Strong second, Flip third; time 1:13 4-5.
Six furlongs, handicap-Hyperion II
won, Mike Sutton second, The Bear
third; time 1:12 AS.
one mile and a xteenth-Tivolini
won, Wing Ting second, Chancellor
third; time 1:46 1-5.
Mile and twenty yards-King Leo
pold won, Matador second, Cursus third;
time 1:42 3-5.
Mile and xteenths-Sequest
won, Docile second, Scalp Lock third;
time 200.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, March 23-FoIIowins are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
Mondays races at Ascot:
1-JOyner, ParvO, Roman Boy.
2-Sainrida, Jersey Lady, Silver
Stocking.
3-Lukes Thrush, SnapdragOn, Ka-
rOdO.
.4-Sid Edward, Chimney Sweep,
TOupee.
5-Buna, Irish Mail, Big Store.
6-Rama, FOncasta, Redwood II.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
MAKE SUCCESSFUL ASCENSION
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Under
the auspices OF the Aero Club of
America A. r. Hawley of New York
and A. N Chandler of this city made
successful ascension in the balloon
Initial from the southern section of
this city this afternoon and sailed in
the direction of the seacoast,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
RETAINs TENNIS cHAMPIoNsHIP

by AsSUVIdIVu AIV9"'
BOSTON, March 29-Jay Gould Of
New York retained his title as court
tennis champion of America by defeat
ing Joshua Crane, jr,, Of Boston in the
final round Of the national tennis cham
pionship at the Boston. Tennis and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
SUMMARY

Left on bases-St. Marys, II; st. Vim
cents, 8. Bases on balls-Off Lane, 4.
Struck out-By Lane, 5; by Krause, 12
Double plays-Lamar to Mccain. Three
base hit-Burns. Two-base hits-Brady, q
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
YOUNG TEDDY MADE MANAGER
BY Associated Press.

by AS5Ocldleu fle5S.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March ga
Theodore Roosevelt. jr., was appointed
second assistant manager Of the Har-
ward university crew by the university
athletic committee yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
GOULD WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE
BY Associated Dress.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Jay Gould,
the present amateur court tennis chant
pion, will sail for England next Tuesday
10 compete in the British Amateur
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

Papa, what Is a diVidend?"
1T is what is left over, my son, after
the president, the board OF directors,
the legal representatives and the politi-
clans have got through. Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

Hes a rather loud chap"
Yes; he doesn't understand that
there is a difference between being
breezy and being windy. Houston
Post
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

Start good.
1andy Overweight Bnowy Coreh lbs
Won as pleased owy
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24


VOcetta W. II Won
Ito place Alto
Critic Tatenha closed
dresone
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24


Overweight St. Aans Bvor
tired
yIrnderw whi down Viona final sixteenth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
ASCOT FORM CHART

ASCOT clear,
low A. w Hamilton, Richard Dvyer,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

Tms2ns minutes
driving Scratched Netting Pesentment
to
easily
final sixteenth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

593 r1rr RAcE2 miles; 4-year.olds and up; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24


easily; Second place
mie and a him
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

o9Z Syear-olds up
IN. Jockey 70p
$ E?5 s$S;Sss$SS @ sHs.5 ##sR r i IL z - s. =
III Hcci S6 .....:..:..c IS ss Sc 81 Z 3
Time-2fs, 1SR. 1iC.
h. A Won
to
shrd
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

For Account of Stanford Track Meet
See Page 6, Part One
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

Mcdowell Bros. bought Dan Collins
from Mrs. K. Maxwell for 5000.
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The Great Northern Company
mas a crew tearing down the
cid watertank in our place.
On Thursday last, Mrs. c.
Gessncr made q trip to Devils
Lake, returning next evening on
Che delayed No. S.
A beautiful sun-dog was seen
10 the sky the first part Of the
week forming fascinating and
Instructive scene.
Last Friday, w. A. Fulkerson
was in Penn supplying gasoline
for the numerous engines opera
ting in our village.
In the evening of Friday, JAN
cary 18th, our young people had
q most enjoyable dance at the
country home of VIM. Stoeser.
Becasue a snow pillow was
6rown from the track, and thus
-fnjuring the road bed, No. S was
delayed in Devils Lake from $50
.. m. until $50 at night.
Rev. Armstrong, our Presby-
aerian minister. is moving his
family from Webster to. Penn,
as this point will make it more
convent. mt for his ministerial
duties. We are all glad to have
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NOTICE OF HEARING FOR LICENSE TO
SELL REAL ESTATE, -

NOTICE OF EF MEA Rasa r E9R LICENSE TO
Stat. Of North Dakota. County Of Ramsey.
In County Court before Hon. Jnhn r.
In tie matter Of che E. tate os Urban, Ethan,
Sterling and Rlanch Mccarthy. minors. -;
A. b. Brennan. 40 guardian, Petitioner.
s, 9Th: .ss .s; IL s:H;s
The ssats Of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents and all persona Interested
In the Estase Of eaid minors. :,
You are hereby notified that the petition of
o,s Of webster IL Che ounty 81 Ramsey and
State of North Dakota, has BEEN fled in this
eou't. therein petit'"ninr that ha 70 apshoriz,
cd. empowered and dirrctrd to sell cal estate b.
Lots Fl. 3. q and "a 10 block four ~ Of
Ringers addit on to the city OF Devils: j AXE
also lot ten Of block ten "f thu Devils Lake
County. stats 81 :orsh Dakota. - ''
This sand petition will 30 heard BY this
court on Saturday. the 18th day.'f Fehuary. A.
D 1907 at four O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
court houee in the City Of Devils Lake County
Of Ramsey nd state IF North Dakota. :,
And ynu and each OF on are hereby cited and
required thep aud there to be and appear be-
why this petition should not be granted
Dated the 2Sd day of January A. D. 1907.
BY the Court
tsean - 1na.a so of pr r. Henry henry, c,,.+
let the service.of this Citation bc made by
publication in tn Devils Lake Inter. Ocean
four conescutive weeks: one each week com
John F. Henry,
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Die, Deceased. Mary ]. Rhipple, Petitioner.
" xiees $t@t$ : Tt va. ~ NJ
Ten Rroeck Whipp,er Howard Mhinpla, Esther:
o. Whipple and Josephine a. w hippie, :. ::

PIE, neosased. Assy Whipple, Pettti s
Ten Rroeck whipp,e, Ho ward NIinpis, Eseher.
o. Whipple aud Jesephine a. hlpple. 3.. !,
:; The stats OF Esrth isakota SO Tbs above
named Respondents. WA sss b Il = Il
. ,Ynussho said Mary j.. vs. nipple, Ton Brock
and Josephine a. Whippls:; are hercby5 notified
III It the final sccnunt OF the! Administered tor OF
tho estate Of Ahrain5 Ok $Whipple. late of the
ana State Of North Dakota, deoeased. has ,heen
rendered to this Court, therein showing That
the est to of said doreaeen ia ready for final
settlement and distribution. and pstitiening
th.t his account be- allowed. tho residue of
unto entitled, hia administsation c,ossa and
be be d scharpeds that Saturday. the eth day at
February. A. n NdT; at te,t O'Clock Id tire fore.
noon IL that days at the Court rooms of this
Court IN tho Court House. in the City Of lieviis
Lake, Comfy Of Rsmsey and Stat. 81, North
for the settlement thereof. at which time and
plac" any rereon interested in enid estnte may
appear and file his except one, In writing TO
said account and petition and contest the
aame.t~ & I, ~ - +: ~ X. FssH.: !
And you. the atova named RESPONDENTS and
each of you, are he ebv cited and required then
and there to be and 'appear before this Court.
and show cauee, IL any you have. why said
account should not he allowed. tho residue of
said estate distrihut.d the administration OF
Brooch Whipple, disch rged. s%:: = -.
Dated the nth LAY OF January, A. d. 1867. -.
Lot service Of the above Citation be. m, do BY
public tion for fonr successive weeks in the
Devils Lake 1nterOcean OF Doviis Lake. n. -.
(~) By the Court: y :. !
t~~) Judge OF the County 'Gours.
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Notice Of lsortsago Foreclosure Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by tiara
4sss1a sga anrss'
aagee, dated the anth day of april, 1905. aud
hled for record In The. Office Of the register Of
Moth Dakota on he Str. day 81 August, isoS,
and recorded In hook 81 Of mortgages on page
SOC, and Assigned by said morsRagee to J. 3:
s,s
county. on the End day Of May, 1908, IL, book IS
9s
mater described, at tho front door Of tho
Acourshonas in the city OF Devils Lake, and
ooupts ct Ra~eey and state Of North paaiesta:
of.February,A. D. 1907; to sati|fy, the anouns
due upon such .nortRage. on the date Of sale: +,
described 90 follows, to wit: Those certain
preniss ssitnatsd in tho county of Ramsey and
state Of cSorth Dakota! to wit: Lots one and
northwas quarter Of the northwest quarter
section twenty-ei township one hundr' d and
hfty-three, range sixty- threes together With all
thehei cd! aments end appurtenances thsfeun'
The undersisnea having been compelled, in
orders prote ct bic interests aud rights. under
aboYe described II. m tax sale had on the 5th
dav Of Decembar, 1903, and to pay the taxes for
the year 1905, and in dol. 60, the undersigned
having O66Q COUp6IfU I'd pay StE.f<. WHICH
pa, ment WAS made on December 18th, 1906: md
In order to protect his rights aud interests un-
der tho said mortgage, the undersigned having
been compelled to take up two interest coupons
Of Sr600 each, which we occurred by a mort
gage on said premises. TO one John w. Maher,
and which coupons mntured on December let,
1*os, and December ist, 1906: and having b;',n
also compelled. In order to protect his tights
and interests under said mortgage, to take up
and pay two interest coupons on mortgage
to The Ramsey County National Bank of Dev-
lie Lake. one Tor $500. due On October Goth.
1905. aud the other for $1,000, due on October
N. 1908, which said coupons were secured by a
mortgage ON said premises, prior aud superior
to the underestimate mortgage ;andhaving:: besn
also compelled to pr tect his int.res. under
' said mortgage. to take up and pay a certain
note for $500 and IL terest, which fell due on
December iBt. 1905. running to one Frank How
ard, which wac occurred by m rt9age on said
premise 3, prior to the undersiRned o mortg re;
there viii therefore be due on such mortgage
at the "f sale the cum Of $S5i.68. besides
coste and expenses OF sale. and tho attorneys
feea allowed by. law, and to become dus on
said mortgage, the further sum Of $500, Be
Rsdes inter St thereon: :s''E
T. Dated December 18th, 1905.
- !aG. %rsy&t ~ III "a. x. Trnefdell,
-purke q, Middanst. q : :
:%Attorneye for AssIguso.sE% !
T. Devils Lake, N. u,
Ia . ! -
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for the. transportation ON ore.
They had been loaded with coal,
in the, east, but were empty on
reaching Penn. + .-"'{ 'sssSS $s: %%; @
Verv' True

"A short time ago cranky
sort Of , an old man came in
to this Office and stopped his
paper. ~ !: We: have met s~himFon
the streets slice that time,
and it is amusing to note the. look
of surprise on the. old fellows
face that we are still. in exist
ence, regardless Of the fact. that
he stopped" his paper, Some
day-ands it won t, be long,
either-that old fellow will turn
up his toes. His spiteful old
heart will be still forever.
Neighbors and friends will fol-
low his lifeless clay t. the sill
ent city and lay him to rest
among the flowers. An obit-
uary will appear in these col
umns, telling what a kind, good
father, good neighbor and below
ed citizen he was-which lie the
recording angels will overlook
for charity sake-and in q short
time he will be forgotten. As
! he lies out there in the cold old
graveyard, wrapped in the sill
ent slumber of death, he may
never know the last kind word
spoken Of him was by the edi-
tor of the paper he stopped"
Sun, Ducombe, Iowa. 49,
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rner ocean. Dsvils late. nora Dskota JIM IS. lso7

under tho will ot jonathan NJ, Alden. some;
times called J, d.. Alden, daceas d, and all
Aar parsnna nlnasnf etatmiag any eEta
Interest IL or lien or eucumbranca upon the
property described In the complaint. Il nm
THE STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: IS
y You are hereby summoned 70 answer the
complaint in this acsinn, which will be- filed
with fha Clerk IL tho above entitled Court, at
his Office in ID, wills Lake, fan1sey County. North
Dakota. and to eervafR scopys ct your answer
upon the subscribers within thirty days after
the service Of ti,ie summons upon you, exclusive
If the day ofaervice: and IL. case of yonr' tail.
IRE to appear or anewer. Indictment will BE- taken
against You by default for the relief demand
In the complaint.
Y Ttia, desired In Rameep County,
81 Dated Decen ber 2lBt, 1905.
-3;s%$ \ BURKE & MfsapAueH,sS
~. Plainsiff'e Attornay's. ~
a&;ss%t N@ Devils AXE North Dakota.
4 TO THE ABOVE NAM ED DEFENDANTS
You will please take notice that the abovs
entitled action relates. 10 those. COR ain prem.
ises situated jn the County Of Ramsey and
State of North Dakota, and known aud de-
ecribed as the Southwest II Of Sactio IL.
Township IM North, and Range 81 Vest and
that said action 10 brought by the plaintiff, for
the purpose OF quietinE title thereto IN him.
e.:-p-> 49, - Plaintiff Attorneys
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y eReaoHeneae eaemeHaa
Penn NOTES ::
By 8. s. RAY.

agaoRoEa@H0Ren oHem@ @neaemn'
: IN, u ii; '>rHH W1nI. Be DosB''
apgn the land, Expapding xide,.
And ON the Ocean's heaying tide,
S15ed Thee, cord, tor my life guido.
7 THY will Re done.rt -. ;,.. ~
sssunshins, ON tho hill and plain,
In hail aud stses. in wind and rain
Eastateof fear, and piercing paia,@
THY will be done. !
1WEen killing thorns IL socky soil.
AS0m which do most tad reooil.
se"Tay Will Be dons."l
I'M summer's tftaw. or winters snow.
Where raging storms their .wr~shs bessow.
THY will be done"t
At birth Of morn with golden ray.
At eve with dark on gloom Of grey,
when heart lies dead in dire dismay.
THY will DO duns."l
Al night when clouds obDoure the sky.
Aud darkness reigpe below, on high,
when soul itself would gladly die'
"rhy will BE- done.'t
In inward play end rythmin chino
Fad music melody. sublime.
Thy will DO done.I
sThy will b. DONE, for Thou art God
And rule the stars and seeming 900,
Sail bl"ssoms sprlnsing from tho clod.
"lhy will b. doLe."l
-aerhy will be done" from Home above,
And all my higher sensee move.
nor Thuu art Wisdom, truth and Love-
''Thy will be done."l
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him and his family in our midst.

him and his family in our midst.
On Wednesday last, James
Wilkinson started for; Kansas to
look over the country. and: if it
suits him, hewill prob IDLY make
that state his home somes time
insthesnear future. 49, 49, 49, s s;,>
y Huge" snow plcws arein almost
constant4use these stormy days
in scraping the snow from the.
railroad tracks that the trains
NAV be moved for passenger and
freight bushes ::
We are happy to announce the
fact that F. A. Gessner' sends
word from Rochester, Mimi,
stating his wife stood the opera
ton for appendicitis in such a
manner that she is in a most fav-
orable and promising condition,
and will probably be at home
with her husband ere long.
On account Of the severe biz
zar,ls, storms and intense cold
| weather this winter, more fuel
| has been consumed by our village
people and the farmers in the
surrounding country than dur
ing any other winter for a mum.
Der of years. It is fortunate
that no one in our vicinity has
suffered for want Of coal or
wood.
A short time ago q train con-
sisting of thirty-six steel ore
cars, bound west, passed through
Penn. which were well calcu-
lated to attract the attention and
study of observant and wide-a-
wake persons. Each car was
made entirely of steel and all
parts were most substantially
and we'll put together. Each car
is % feet long and nearly eight
feet high; capacity, loo, COO
pounds, weight from 81, Too to
800 poun Is, and all were made
by the American Car and Foun>
dry company of Madison, ILL.,, in
1906. TIE cars, externally, were
in form similar to a box car, but
open at the top. found on in
spection, that the floor consisted
Of four sides slanting at an
angle of nearly forty-five de-
grees to the middle central part,
forming a chopper bottom. By
means of levers, the load is let
out, or dumped" at the middle
and bottom of the Car. These
carriages seemed almost indie.
structable, and must have cost
the Great Northern railway com.
pany, the owner, a vast amount
Of money. These cars are used
in the mining states Of the west
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Summons.
State Of North Dakota,
Comfy of Ramsey
In district court. second judicial district.
Elsie Smit, Plaintiff,
Jacob Smit, Defendant,
Summons.
The State of Mo- tn Dakota to the above named
Defen ants: r.:
You are hereby sun moned to answer the
complaint IL this action. which will. be hled
with the Clerk Of the above named Cs,urt, at
his Office in Devils Lake. North Dakota, and TO
serve a copy of your answer upon tho SSubsctIb-
witl,in thirty days after the service% Of this
summm.s upon ycu, exclusive Of the day Of
eerv'ce: and in case Of your failara. to appear
or an wer, Judgment will be taken against you
by default tor the relief demanded in the com.
plant. 80 =
Trial desired in Ramsey county.
Dated Dec mber 4th. 1906. -
BURKE MTDDAuaH,
Plaintiffs Atsofneyp.
Residence aud p. O. address:9,,
Devils Lake, North Dakota;
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Notice and Citation; Fearing Of Final
Account and Distribution of Estate.
State Of North Dakota. In County Onrk.
County 81 Ramsey. Before Hon. Jonn r.
Horny, Iudg...
In the matter of the Estate OF AbramO Whip
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County Of Ramsey. End Judicial District
JOIN W. MAHER, Plaintiff, -. ~. -,
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company o
Kansas, Mary Brush. Della ldsn, Susan Alden
Anne haria Seikirk. Marion A Fell irk, Susie
called i. n. Alden. deceased, and American
Home Missionary society, the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Misst. Ms. tha
C"ngreea. ional Church BuiIding Society. and
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Dry oak wood, sawed and. de-
livered for $500 per cord. C.
II. Baker, phone "a.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14
LEAVE NOTHING TO CHANCE.

Elections are won by hard work,
not by luck. The only way to make
victory certain tomorrow is to leave
nothing to chance. Get out and get
busy, just as if the result depended
on you and on you alone.
Do not trust anybody else to do
what you can do yourself. 1t will be
poor satisfaction to say later, "I
would have done it myself if I had
thought he was going to fall down. -
Keep on the job from the opening
Of the polls until the last ballot is in
and counted. If you are given a par
ticular poll to watch, go without your
meals sooner than leave it until rc
heved by some one authorized to
take your place.
Enlist for the day as a soldier, and
be ready, if necessary, to endure
hardship for the sake Of the triumph
that is certain to be ours.-Louis-
ville Herald.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14

to justify their fears that the Hearst
deal will have bad effect upon Re-
publican chances Of success in other
contests, have been set forth in these
dispatches. These Republicans are
now hopeful that the Republican
voters in New York will absolutely
repudiate the fusion ticket at the
polls, that the party may be cleared
of the suspicion that it is in the
slightest way in sympathy with Mr..
Hearst, his political methods, his po-
litical principles, and his political
aims.
AS one Republican politician here
today expressed it: ''Ncw York Re-
publican voters must repudiate the
deal Parsons has made, to clear the
good name of the party in the State,
and to relieve us all of the imputa-
tion that we have anything in COM
mon with Hearst and Hearstism -
Washington Globe.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14
COOL HEADS.

This is the time for cool heads.
The country was never so rich, never
so prosperous, as now. It's health il
sound. It's health, in fact, has b>en
excessive, and therefore somewhat
abused. Some surgical operations are
necessary to remove a few surface
troubles, and these operations are
being skilfully conducted. The coun-
try will be all the better for thcm in
a little while. Confidence is the most
powerful influence in a time like this.
For confidence is the basis of credit,
and credit is the foundation of en-
terprise. There is no need for pco-
pie to run about and draw their mon
ey from the banks. Money in the
banks is The restorative power by
which the banks can cooperate in
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