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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-07
FAREWELL TO SALT LAKE.
Adjt Pl,imstead and Wife Transferred
To st. Louis.

Adjutant and Mrs. Plumstead of the
Salvation Army. will bid farewell to
the Salt Lake organization next sun
day evening March s. They win go
from here to St Louis. where they have
been called to take charge of corps No
of that city. A farewell party will
he given them in the barracks on Sec
ond South street Sunday evening. when
the members of the local corps and
friends of the adjutant will assemble
to wish him success in his new field.
The adJutant and his family have
been here only nine months, but in
that short time he has wrought many
changes in the work OF the Army. " hon
he arrived the corps had no permanent
headquarters and the work was In a
more or less disorganized condition.
But, Adjutant Plumstead set to work
with the determination and push that
has characterized all his efforts and
had soon secured commodious quarters
which are permanent at al cast Sec
ond South street. where the gatherings
arc now held His work among the
poor OF the city has been very extens-
i've, and many families can testify that
through his efforts they have been pro-
vided with the necessities of life. on
Thanksgiving and Christmas many poor
people were supplied with baskets of
bounties which they would not other
| wise have had, and during the late
stringency the basket system has been
kept up by the adjutant and his aides,
TO the benefit OF many.
He has also accomplished the organ
ization of n brass band of eight pieces
In the local corps. and set in motion
many movements calculated TO benefit
the Army and the people connected
with II.
Mrs. Plumstead has also been very
active IN the work, and all members OF
| the organization will miss the kindly
faces OF the adjutant, his estimablc wife
and their three children
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

commissioners nj White Rocks
John Marllley OF White Roeis, ltah,
has been appointed L. .. co'hsSip''''
at that Dlace.
Now Grandparcnt-Major H. -
Njvton il n venerable grandpArent, a
gtandchild having been brought oA
the storlS 20 his sou FRED. IhntsuaS
night.
Rendered short Piay--The Twenty
first ward Sunday school gave a mus,
zeal program last evening, WIN vocal
and instrumental solos readingsi ana
short play entitled IAN Economical
Boomerang refreshments were
served. followed BY eance'
No Lights ON the Niaduct--Thcre
are still no lights on the short Line
viaduct. Notwithstanding the frequent
urging of residents on the northwest
side; and. with recent experiences ir
View people living in that vicinity
arc threatening to move Ell masse on
the city council TO demand relief
Three Generations Join---At mst
nights meeting of the Sons OF Veter-
ans, four new recruits were mustered
in, including three generations of one
family. They were w. =. Rome. w.
4. Rowe and W. G. Rowe-grand-
father. son and grandson. New re-
crults are being added at each meet
Ing.
improvements Ut i.aGoon-The I'M
movements ut Lagoon arc being
pushed ahead. 50 that the new fresh-
water bathing plant Is completed,
With the exception OF the electric wiz
ing OF the both houses, and little
cement work In the great pool. the
resort Is II pretty lively place at pres
cnt,
VIII Hold Farmers lnstituic--Prots
ball Northrnp and Merrill of the Az
i.icrltural college az Logan. Miss Hazel
love. and Seey. j -. Taylor Of tho
state board pf horticulture. lett lasi
evening for St George. They viii
srend three weeks in holding farmers
Institutes in 81. George, Cedar Ctty
Beaver, Parowan and Meadow MI
lard county.
Now Have -Four Floors-The offc,
partitions on the second and thsu
floor of the Feith building have al
been torn out anl the two floors
thrown open to accommodate the bus
mess demands if the ketth-O Brlel
company, that until recently eonhneQ
its operations to the ground floor ano
basement. The IMPROVEMENT gives
the firm four large floors.
Pushing Operations nj Abraham
The Abraham Land company has be
gpn active operations IN developing
the canal systems under their control
Nearly 400 men and rs civil engineer
are at work eNcnyatinS for canals ans
latorals at Noupa, Price and Nora
ham. The weather seems TO be les
rigorous in those sections than at TN
latitude, so operations are being push
Cd with considerable expedition.
Loran Improying-Mat Zoran. tn
Austrian smciter hand who was sh'
in the Bingham Junction yards of II
Rio Grande railroad, was thought
be in q dying condition last nigh
and consequently WIS asked to mai
out an ante-mortem statement, u
did So and IL differed in no particnln
from the statement made immediatel
after the shooting Today he Is niue
improved. lnl has rallied SO complete
~ that the authorities of the hospita
held out some hone for his recovery
Cochran. the watchmaa who shot hiI
in the Naok, was released on $500 bal
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-07

81 $40 acres miles west of City. with
in living distance of the Shelters at
Garfield. We viii sci this tract IN s
or 10 acre farms 10 suit customer
terms for entire piece $1,000 $3.50
down 5000 per month at per cent
interest for 8 acres $500 down 500
ner month at per cent interest,"
10 acres 1915. 800 down at ner
cent interest \ chance for the
landless man.
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ALL TANGLED UP"
Young Utah Artists Latest Conlribu-
ton In IIarper's Magazine.

The current number OF Hmpers,
tho dean among American magazine,
contains another OF clyde Squiros'
drawings, which for some time have
attracted attention. The work of the
young Utah artist bears the title 10
AN Tangled Up" and deals with a
steps. with kitten IN the foreground
playing with a ban OF yarn, Mr..
Squiros rs now at work ON illustrating
a story which win shortly appear VA
ono of the big magazines, while dew
clal of his pictures re2eutN purchased
by Life Will Fppear 10 that weclily
shortly.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

A1rOi.NlsAs.
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OH FOOLISH NAM

What does the Rowe & Kelly
burglary teach you? What did
the Marriott burglary teach your
What did the Daynes burglary
teach you? what did the At
las Block fire teach you?
We repeat with Increased We
hemence that the ordinary safe
ls neither protection against
hurglar, hre or water.
We urge YOU to put your val
uables IN our safe deposit vault
whore fire cannot reach them,
where moth doth not corrupt
nor thieves break through ana
steal
our boxes are the hest pro-
tectcd of any I'm the West.
UTAH SAVINGS q TRUST co.
No. 23i Main Street
In the business heart
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FIRST CLASS ADoBIES. 4 PRICE.
81 Vine street or 2as SO. Ith Wost.
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osTEoPATIIY.
SIGNS AND SCENERY.

DR.. GRACE sTRATToN, HAS ~.
moved her office TO s15 Templeton Res,
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DIR, ". MoEBEsT EAGLE BTocp
INC, snd So. and West Tenn. Bell y,
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CARPET AND HOUSE CLEANlNG.

SANITARY WAGON" CLEAN,
house In day without the removal q
carpets or furniture Utah Sanitary Hcnis
CT Co, III South West Temple street
Phones 515
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LEARN TO DANCE

Dancing taught quickly. waltz and two-
step IN one lesson. Classes every after
noon ano evening socluls Monday,
Thursday aud Saturday, Music largest
aud b,hl ofnhealrl IA state. Prot
Kennedy, S. Post OFFICE Place. Dance
Ing taught by mall ia five lessons.
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aRANp pALL...opnoN HALE

Hawaiian Troubadois. that's an
Tuesday March 10th. 1905, 3 y. m,
bOc couple. ENlru lady 25c.
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BUYING AND SELLING

ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks. valises: best prices s--1.t
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GRANITE LAUNDRY YOUR ROUGH
dry at &c per pound. Bell b1S5 z. ma WV.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE CAR
pets, stoves, bicycles. Star Furniture W
Sl5 State Street. Tel. 9S3-k.
UTAH JUNK CO., HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scrap iron. rags. bottles. rubber
copper. brass. etc. es T. Sth So. Phones
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FOR SALE.

EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM OUR
90 egg laying strain Of Rhode Island
Reds. Rest IN the United states. Mann
moth Pekin Duck eggs. Breeding stock
ray car Rose villa Poultry Farm, 2.Jo
Third East street. Tel Forest lS8 red.
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Atoms savings Bank & Trust Co.

PAYS per cent on deposits.
JOSEPH f. SMITH. President.
ANTHON II. LUND. Vice-Presdent
q. G. BEEBE. Cashier.
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SCENERY AND STAGE SETTINGS
calciums. etc. for sale or rent Cha,
Peterson, 20 Richards Street
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Castle Gate. Clear Creek. Rock
Springs. lump and nut, $3.50 per ton.
MARTIN COAL co,
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5000 acres. north of sandy highly
cultivated farm. good water right,
soil not excelled In Salt Lake Coun-
ty improvements worth about 5000
on easy terms
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Midgley, Bodel Co., sS cast First So.
are showlnR lhrge line ct New Wall
Paper, at 100 per ron ana up.
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TICKETS for MUSIC FESTIVAL al
Clayton Music Co, Monday
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ss.OOO-l21 acres with room frame house
lowing well. 10 acres in alfalfa three
fourths OF a mile West of the Utah
Packing Plant. Fine place For Hog
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WANTED A LADY AGENT TO HAN
die a fast selling Ladies article.
YARYAN NILS CO,
s2s State street. Salt Lake CITY, utah'
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Fine lot 5x1O rods on 4th st. between
a and r. South front. make us an offer.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
s 500 acres on East Bench close in.
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COME in and see us, we have a large
list of farms and city property of all
kinds on Easy terms.
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ron sAnr--nnAL ESTATE.
George 9, Common
Association,

u Main street. Phones $40
we offer the following choice homes
on very EASY TERMS; -
Groom brick, west side Nigl'w
S-ruom frame west side S~F.W. -.
Groom frame barn. etc west side $500
5-ruum frame barn. etc west sue flSe
Groom frame large lot, barn etc.Slhlp
l-room brick and frame on 9Th south
$4,000
broom large lot. barn etc, seo0oM
S-room modern brick, close IN S2Np.W
4 room lot i@xis5 southeaat s2ot0.00
a-room, close IN on End Avenue S2lOO 90.
A-room brick. near O. $. l.. shops S2l0O.
s-room. near 9Th south aud 9th East
Groom modern brick, north east $4,000
I-room, new and modern northeast
Se4o0.00 .,.o,
l-roum modern brick. east side $500.
G-room modern, east SIDE S2su:W;
d-room. modern, south east f2SJpW'
6-room modern. south east S29Q0W.
d-roum partly mederu Bird North sou.
a-room modern on 18th South 5000.
i-room. modern on ST. $92O0:oo.
Groom modern on G 81. $3.50 90.
i-room. modern, md Avenue $4,000.
G-room, modern. ard East $4,000.
broom, modern. NJ st. $4,000
broom, modern ID street SioO
i0-room. modern ith South 5000 90:
S-room. modern, close In on 2nd Avenue
| sti 10000.
Broom modern close In on North Main,
we also have many bargains in choice
| building lots. We can sell at prices and
| terms TO suit you.
George 9. CANNON
Association
II Main street. Phones $40.
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WANTED.

Two MODERN COTTAGES ON
east side. NIL deal only with owner.
Cali ut 3l4 d. +. Walker or Bell phone
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Ramh Advice On Earth:
Buy Now!
IL Main street.

Buy N0Wy
we will sell for $500 two room house,
corner lot, 5Oxi57 feet to alley. Sth East
near 18th South.
We are offering s7isxi6O feet to alley
near 9th East between 9th and 10th
South for $3.50
win sell to the right party, new i've
room modern brick house. on your own
terms. price $3.50.
one chance in lie time TO get an
eight room modern and strictly up-to-
date home. close In on the east side.
forced TO sell and will sell at sacrifice,
call in aud we VIII tell you about 1t.
We have a very complete list OF farms
and acreage.
FfveSacres of lNnA abundance Of water
good house. for $500.
FOR ANYTHING IN THE REAL
ESTATE LINE, SEE,
RANCE REAL ESTATE & INV. CO,
231-2 u. f. Walker Big
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FOR sAnHl--RnAn rsrArr.
Enterprise Reality
& Investment Co.


IS west second SO. Phones Bcll 1914,
Ind. izl0.
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ANDERsoN-Cu CUMMINGS COMPANY,
81 South Main.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN 10 COVER
Utah with staple line High commis-
sions with 800 monthly advance. Per-
manent position TO right man: >
Jess Il. SMITH co,
Detroit. Michigan
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si.S5o-1O acres on East Bench Close in.
$500 each for acre loas on State street
close in Easy terms.
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S, .50O--29 acres on state road north OF
Sandy, well cultivated, Il acres in
alfalfa, remainder read for crops,
house and barns and other improve
ments worth $500. $500 will handle
IT,
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d. w. JAMES & CO.. PLUMBING
steam and hot water contractors. 81 East
First South Street
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HOTEL.
NEW YORK; HOTEL.
PLUMBING AND nEAIiNG,

Coulam & Taylor l'iumong and heat.
the prices are right. Bell POS; Ind 2iii
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CUT RATES TO ANY PART or THE
United States. We can save money for
sou shipping goods east or west; Cores
poiidsnfs in all principal cities See US on
phone 5S5. Redman van q storage co.
III South Wust Temple street
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HuSTLING MEN WANTED. IhSTRI-
butte samples and circulars. No canvass
ing. steady. Globe Adv & Dist Assn,
Chicago.
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ASsAYERs
GEoLoGIsT.
MINING ENGINEER.

r. FORESTER, ROOM q2 BRO0W
A4reades Srd South and State. Ben ~
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MEN AND WOMEN 70 LEARN BAR
Der trade, only few weeks requl,eu
special Inducements now. Particulars
free. Molers College. 62 e. LIST 3d.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply "a 4th East.
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GOOD BUILDING LOT OR MODERN
Cottage on east side. Spot cash 70 OWL
er. No agents. Write full parucuIailcs,'
and state best price. p. o. Box l'O4'
CITY
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A REAL, SNAP, IS FIT. COUNTER
and five show cases. Address A u care
Newa
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ELIAS CONWAY ASHTON go.
besefet National Bank NAV YER
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,,, verafd Bierer. Jr. The law =, '--------,
'Ions siiu mines. Auerbaoh blaS' Sulpefa.
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SECONDHAND STORE.

WAsHBURN FuRH CO.. WILL BUY,
sell OF exchange any old thing. u West
LIST south St White Front
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SEC
ond-hAnd household goods. si5 State 81
Tel. 0s3-k.
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Roor,s WILEY & wII1.Ey
2sss' 'S o0S-S Scott bldg. Both ,t..
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OLD NEWS PAPER FOR WRAPPING
etc, 1 cent a pound: sold In 25lb bundle.
Apply at this office. Lower rates given
for $50 and 500 lbs.
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LADIES TO COPY LETTERS AT
home; spare time good pay; cash weeb
ly; reliable; send stamp; ZeclS Coz
Morristown, n. Y.
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FINE ENGLISH WALNUT TREES,
address II. c. Boden Brigham Ctty,
Utah
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ne WATKINS 81 BIRCg.
e,nS ne Rooiy Sd, $. l.. City, and ss A,.a
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WANTED-RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
Salary $500 TO SLIGO. Examination soon.
Extensive education unnecessary. Pre-
paration free until appointed Write for
plan. Franklin Institute. Rochester, n. Y.
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FOR RENT.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light house keeping. electric light, water
in the house. 2il9 Pine Street. Take Ash
ton Avenue car.
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ah,,AaIGHN y THURMAN
Rooms All. as n NyTH"ssiem al la,
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ss.l5o--East bench rooms modern. nice
lawn, shrubbery and fruit trees.
Rents for s25 per month.
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RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS, BAR
red Plymouth Rock, White Wyandotte.
Buff Orpiugton. Black Minorca, White
I4eghorn 500 per -. Brook Ranch Phone
Forest GO n "
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GUN. REVOLVER REPAIRING.
CARPET CLEANING.

Knudson Novelty Mfg. Co., 1851 4. And 5
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HELP WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO TAKE
care of child--not trained nurse. Must
furnish references. Apply lis South End
East.
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LEWIS TELLE CANNON
M So. Main. Room =
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-08
A WORD ABOUT OUR CONFEDER-
ATE MONUMENT

Lake City. May /. 1903.
To the Editor Ocala Baner:
am glad the good people of Ocala
have erected a monument to the
Confederate dead, and that Mrs. Ed
ward Badger was instrumental in its
erection. No more gallant officer en-
tered the service from Florida than
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Badger of
the 4th Florida. He was one Of my
best friends and many weary miles
we have marched together. l shall
not forget his kindness TO me.
My old comrade and messmate. L.
NJ. Graham, I see is commander of the
camp of veterans. He stood by his
cOlors TO the last.
The Confederate soldier will soon
pass from the stage of action. and few
years remain in which he can rejoice
in the efforts of the people to perpet-
uate his sacrifices and labors. It
cheers the hearts of the old comrades
to find that his life has not been in
vain. w. NJ. IVES.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-08

The negroes have helped to build NJ
this country. Their Iabors in slavery
and out of slavery have helped to build
it, and their valOr has helped 20 pre-
serve it. No man would take from
the coIored race Of this country one
iota of praise or honor for the heroic
climb which it has made from slavery
to its respectable position in the civil
ization Of the world
But no leader Of the colored race
ever did greater injury to the thous-
andS Of colored men struggling up t.
the high plane Of civilization than to
teach them that their government Will
connive at a breach Of the law. For
one and all, white race and black race.
there is but one rule which is that
when the rights of the American citi-
zen are involved, the peace Of the home
and the protection af life. party poll
tics disappear and American citizen
ship is the only chord which will re-
ceive a responsive strain from the
American people. ! cannot imagine
a more cowardIy act, a more pusiHani-
nous act upon the part Of a great par
~ than 10 undertake to cOnnive at a
crime so thoroughly proved as this be-
cause Of anticipated political exigen-
Cies. II is our duty to say to the pe0-
pie OF this country that the parry
which gave the colored man his free
dom will also teach him that this gov
eminent can only be preserved by OBJ
serving the rights of citizens in their
homes. manifestations Of applause
in the galleries. )-Senator Borah.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-08

Editor Harris thinks Andrew Car
negie would have done vastly more
good had he donated a typesettiny
machine to every well established
newspaper than he has done by the
establishment of libraries. He sup
ports his contention with sound argu-
ment. Wouldn't this interfere with tn
province of the politician? Claude
l. Engle insists that Broward. Stock
ton and Bars donated the linotype the
Miami Record is using. and there are
other plants in the state, il is said
'nat nave been strengthened by the
contributions of politicians. These
fellows are somewhat Of public educa.
tors III their way, too-arn't thew
Lakeland News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-08
THE PUBLIC PRESS

In the platform Of Hon. J. y. c.
Stockton, candidate for governor, pays
the following tribute tn the state
press:
The people OF the state receive in
calculable benefits from the public
press of the state in the advertising of
natural resources, business enterprises
and personal accomplishments, and
these agencies for good should be en-
couraged in all lawful ways in their
efforts to aid in our development and
progress. Many Of the truest patriots
of the state are those who with little
or no reward serve the people nobly
by the publication OF honest newspa-
pers devoted to the truth and enlight-
eminent