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THAW HEARING
I IS POSTPONED
(By Associated Press.)

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, July Is
Proceedings in Harry X. Thaw's ap-
plication for jury trial, to dete :
mine his mental condition, were to-
day adjourned until the September
term of the supreme court of West
chester county. This arrangement
was entered into before Judge Mills
by Thaws counsel and District At
torney Jerome of New York. In the
meantime Thaw will remain in the
custody of Sheriff Chanler OF
Dutchess county and will stay in the
jail at Poughkeepsie.
Thaw had been brought down
from Poughkeepsie early in the da:
in custody of officers. accompanied bJ
his counsel, Charles Morschauser
and Roger O'Mara. former chief ol
detectives of Pittsburg, who has been
actively engaged in his defense
Physicians of Thaw submitted state
ments that the prisoners health had
improved since his removal from
Matteawan to the Poughkeepsie jai
and urged that he be kept there. This
request was granted.
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OIL FIRE
BURNING
F|ERCELY
TWO MEN MEET DEATH IN AN
ATTEMPT TO SAVE
PROPERTY.
e~e~~~>~~~e~e~~~,
SANTA BARBARA, Cal,

. SANTA BARBARA, Cal, =
. July 1.-two men dead, prop .
y erty valued at about 100000 .
= destroyed is the result of fire .
. at the Santa Marie oil fields at .
= Orcutt, the principal pumping .
10 and shipping station of the .
= Union and Standard oil COM .
y panies today. The fire is still .
. raging. 1t is believed this .
= evening that the town can be->
. saved from the flames. -Four q
= huge tanks holding $4,000 bar .
. rels of Oil each were consumed. =
= In the explosion of one tank, =
. two workmen who were fighting =
~ the fire in an effort to keep it =
= OF the pumping station were =
y overwhelmed with boiling burn
. ing oil. One man was instantly =
. killed and his body consumed =
y by the flames. The other was =
y rescued by cO-WOrkerS, DuJ '
. crazed with pain and blinded by .
. oil he broke from his rescuers =
= and rushed madly back into the =
. burning oil. The dead men .
y were l.. L. Stevens and Frank .
. Curtis, employees of the Union Z
. company The fire started at =
. midnight last night, presumably Z
= from crossed electric wires, =
. which ignited shack near one Z
y of the tanks. An embankment 4
= to prevent the further spread of 4
. the oil is now being thrown up. Z
q 1t is estimated that three
= months will be necessary to re-
= pair the damages to the pipe I
. lines and pumping stations.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
IRRIGATION DITCH
FURNISHES POWER
(By Associated Press. }

RENO, New July Electricity
generated by water from the True
kee-Carson irrigation project is being
used to light Fallon, the seat OF
Churchill county. The generators
are running day and night at the
gates of the canals from the Carson
river few miles west of the town.
The water right is held jointly by the
government and local corporation,
SIS, 900 being paid for it.
So far as known by Fallon people,
this plant is the largest ever con-
structed on an irrigation system. A
few days test of the generators has
proven that enough water is avail
able to furnish power for Industrial
projects. and eventually it is plan
ned to string wires into Fairview and
Wonder.
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HEARING Of The
PRINCE CONTINUES
(By Associated Press. J

BERLIN, July 15.--Prince zu Eu-
lenberg, who is being tried on a
charge of perjury in connection with
the scandals revealed last year by NJ.
Harden. rested on an ordinary hospi-
tai bed with DIR. Gemmel ysitting al
his side today. DIR. Gemmel informs
ed the court that the prince might be
stricken with apoplexy and die under
the excitement of the trial. but
nevertheless the hearing was con-
tinued for about four hours the doc
tors from time to time administering
medicine to his patient.
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SUICIDE TRIED
BY YOUNG Thief

SAN JOSE, July 15.-Cursing
himself in full round oaths, all the
more terrible because uttered in =,
clear childish voice. 12-year-oli
Leon Frost, a San Jose schoolboy,
drew a nistol in the sheriff's Office
this afternoon and attempted to Kill
himself after he had been arrest I'd
for robbing a neighbor's house and
had been told that there was a pos
sibility of his being sent to the
Whittier reform school. Deputy
Sheriff Howard Burlington manage !
to reach the child's side. and as the
little fellow pushed couple Of
cartridges into the weapon, he
snatched the gun away in time Ia
prevent his using It. Bufilngtol
then doubled the child over his knee
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RAILWAYS SEE
BETTER times

CLEVELAND, July 15.--Indica-
tions are increasing in all branches
of trade that a return of normal bus
iness conditions are rapidly approach
ing. Railroad managers especially re-
port a decided Improvement and a
sharp demand for cars for the trans
portation of all classes of freight,
with the possible exception of steel
and iron. A prominent railway Of
ficial said today that the railroads
would shortly be compelled to 80 in
to the markets to buy material, and
when they did so the demand would
be heavy.
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Committee From the United
Mine Workers Attend Ses-
sion of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners.
> s>~%~>~e>>~
(By Associated Press)

DENVER, July 15--Presdent Thomas Lewis the United
America accompanied by ]. L. Lawson and
members the executive board and James
Mooney national organizer of the United Mine Workers appeared
of the Western Federation Miners
appealed for closer relations between the organiza
requested receive
their promised their organization
organizing the metaliferou The
ordered by the miners with the United
Workers officials Saturday afternoon in attempt to
working The principle difference be-
organizations the contract the United
with the while
the Western
received this morning announcing the acquttal
the charge murder The secretary
him the folowng The Western Federation of
Miners, assembled, congratulate
vndcaon from the foul charges
his conspators The convention then
adjo in of
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NEGRO Is LYNCHED.

MIDDLETowN. July 15.-Hugh
Jones. negro. was strung up to
a sapling near here today by a moa
of 100 men.
Jones had attempted to assault
Miss Ora Yoppls, aged ~. tie was
being brought TO Mlddletown -bv
deputy sherlfla.
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BURIAL IN Bin
WAS Was ACCIDENTAL
.(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.--The
coroner's jury in the case of John
Buchneff, the lad whose body was
found buried in the garbage, bin of
the sanitary reduction works Friday
today returned verdict of accidental
death. 1t was shown that the boy
was digging for candy in the refuse
when a load of garbage was dumped
on top of him and he was smothered.
August Delmonte, foreman of the
works, held on suspicion, was re-
leased after the verdict.
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FIRE PARTIALLY
DESTROYS DAGGETT

LOS ANGELES. July 15.-The
business section of Daggett. sma,i
town on the Mojave desert, was
practically destroyed by fire last
night. The blaze is supposed to have
started in barber shop, quickly
burned the main business block,
there being scarcity of water
Among the buildings destroyed
were the postofflce, Hart hotel and
McRae's cafe.
The loss is about $4,000.
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.BLOODHOUNDS find
GAMBLERS BODY

SUPERIOR, Wis, July 1S.-
Bloodhounds yesterday afternoon
found the body of Max Hockworth, a
gambler, in the woods, the top of
his head blown off by a shotgun.
Hockwoth had shot Mrs. Ada Loos Of
Pike Lake while riding with her
Saturday evening. He was seen
taking to the woods yesterday and
bloodhounds were put on his track.
revealing the suicide. 1t is assumed
that refusal of his attentions
caused the murder.
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sCHMAR RETURNS.

NEW YORK, July 15,-Steel con-
ditions look much better, according
to Charles M. Schwab. who returned
from Europe today There is no
truth whatever in the report that my
trip abroad was identified in any way
with the formation of an information
al steel trust. My business solely was
In connection with the Bethlehem
Steel corporation.
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(By Associated Press. J

CITY, Colo. July 15.-Caing down maledcions of
upon Catholic priesthood and shouting
live Italy, long live Proestants Giuseppe
Ala Henrich carried the death
exactly tonight where he paid the extreme
penalty his crime
Perhaps thrilling be-
the sixteen than the execution
misguided screams
springng the mechanism which
against those
destroyers his happiness At
Cleghorn the state peniten
ary through interpreter Antonio aso prison guard read
. . . . . . ~%%~%% = .
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HUNTER SHOOTS
HIS COMPANION

EUREKA, July 15.-Mistaken by
his hunting companion, Ernest Venia,
for deer as he made his way
through the underground, Frank
Baker was today shot and killed in
the woods six miles south of Pepper
wood. venia was frantic with grief
when he discovered that he had shot
his friend.
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and administered good, souni,
old-fashion spanking.
The hoy entered the home of Mrs,
Bailey on McKendrie street today
during the absence of the fam ~
and stole gold watch. n considc~-
able amount OF money. locket ard
d knife. He entered the place
through window.
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NEW DAILY FOR FRISCO.
,By AssociateC Press.

---- VIZ 415E11Or''eS1N-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15. San
Francisco will have new daily
evening newspaper, the first issue Of
which will appear on or about next
Monday. 1t will be called the Daily
Globe, and is an addition to the
chain of California newspapers own
ed by the Calkins Newspaper syndi-
cate
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DEATH on THE GALIows.

NEWCASTLE. Pa, July li.-Ro-
sario Serge, rs years Of age. was
hanged today for the murder Of An
tonla Bonti at HIilsville. June $,
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TEST rs TOO SEVERE.
(By Associated Press)

HARRISBURG July 15.-The
automobiles entered in the Gliddel
tour. left here for Philadelphia by
way of Mount JOY and Schuylkill
river. A committee of the Quaker
City Motor club was here to see the
start.
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Steve
ADAMS
FREED
DECLARED BY JURY NOT GUILTY.
OF THE MURDER OF
ARTHUR COLLINS.
~~>~~~~~~~~~>~>>~
lBy Associated Press. J

= GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, .
. July 15.-The jury In the case .
. of Steve Adams, charged with =
= the murder of Arthur Collins, =
. the Telluride mine superintend- .
= ent, rendered a verdict Of not 4
= guilty this afternoon. The case =
= was one of the most noted in the =
= annals of Colorado courts. The Z
. case has been transferred from Z
. one county to another. The al .
. legged confession of Adams q
= was not introduced, the trial Z
. Judge ruling against 1t. 4
go . ~~~ q . q . 80 . 4
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exhibited emotion
reading right; ready %
now" o'clock and he with
relish At o'clock Sasso him
that within the execution would
take ALA assenei said he ready
having killed
. . . . - . . . . .
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ANTERICAN IIEAGUE.

Philadelphia. L; Chicago. 8 FIRST
game).
Philadelphia. Z; Chicago. (sec-
ond game).
Cleveland. 1s; New York. l first
game).
Cleveland 3: New York. (sec-
ond ganle).
Washington. 3; ST. Louis. ..
Detroit. 8; Boston, l.
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At $40 everything readiness and the
den and his assistants approached the condemned mans CELL led
the black adjusted
During procedure frantic the air with
the priesthood Unfortunately Alias neck
and he died Of
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TmE METAL MARKET.

; NEW YORK. July is. Lead 4
; quiet, l.4O@4.f5. Lake cop
; per dun. is "a n te is. Sill
; yer. So 3-S.
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COAST LEAGuE.

San Francisco. s: Oakland.
(fourteen lnninssl
Portland :; los Angeles. !.
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BASEBALL

BALL FRANCHISES GRANTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-At =
meeting of the Pacific Coast Baseball
league tonight franchises were
granted Edward Kripp, on behalf of
Sacramento, and Henry Berry, rep
resenting Southern California Ath-
letic association. A letter was re-
eeived by Judge McCreedie from
Portland stating that Portland and
Seattle desired the coast league.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. 8; Boston. (ten in
nings).
Cincinnati, z; Brooklyn, s.
New York. IL; Chicago. o.
Philadelphia. s; St. Louis. 1.
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Fhls Dapes = @s-
eeEem1 &B@m 0ol
neWBpaDeE8, So
fhamk The 0o11 -
Verse an4 PBo4e 60
q q d1GeFam1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-23
tIIIt.f.A.

'~-- ~ '-~a, ~. ? sN. rsl>s-
rain, IT seecs like that It won't let
up. Cotton pickers are going to be
In demand out here, as the rains
has kept the farmers out of their
fields for the past week
IL raned out the cream supper
,last SSsiNp5aN Might ., st Oyilla and
tho committee has, sat the time Tor
Friday night, October End. Every
body is cordially invited to come and
enjoy ;hs mse!ves, and hclc the Ia
dies In this good work. The commit
tee will furnish the cream and will
be very thankful to those who will
bring cakes,
There will be preaching at the
Baptist church Saturday and Sun
day.
Or. Stoker reports the health OF
the community great deal better
and also Is blowing around about
new s-pound girl at his house.
Rev. Patterson and wife and w
=, Treece and wife, Mr., Lee Treec'
and little son, II, u. Curry and "
scribe enjoyed two days on Clut
Lake fsGing lGs. week. We caNsh
some nice trout and white perch an'
the preacher and Lee Treece turne.
boat over and got wet and uncl'
Henry Curry was bitten by a Grlnel
Ash, but It don't keep him from
hammering Iron.
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TO ADVERTISE A CITY.

Tnc BOARD of Trade of Spring
field, Mass, has made an offer, open
TO all, of prize of $500 for the
best plan to advertise city, one
promising to bring the quickest and
most satisfactory results, We beg
to suggest that perhaps the $500
ought to be awarded to the Spring
field Board OF Trade itself Certain
ly It's offer OF prize OF $500 has
given Springfield splendid adver-
tisement and one that ought to bring
quick and satisfactory results. The
otter has given widespread pnblici-
IS to the fact that Springfield, Mass,
has live Board of Trade, existing
for definite purpose, and that
purpose the making the most OF the
advantages of the city and recognize
ing the fundamental Importance of
advertising. The best advertisement
OF community, Arm or an indi-
vidual is liberal expenditure OF
money in advertising advantages
,s-at!, - ~ rs~~fa ~ ~ 's4ssAsA, y
trade Is the biggest sort OF an ad-
tertlsemoDt for ANY oity !, means
to the outside world that the city is
alive. To be alive is to grow, and
nothing In this world, be It man or
community, can possibly grow upon
~ ANsNlNte -aGN9nGcooc ,uEap Itself,
Lifting oneself by ones bootstraps
Is agin nature, So the city that
wants, 70, grow the, CITY. that would
not be in a comatose state, must
welcome the best in all things--the
best, ss,NS, the Sest money ,Nrt tho
best muscle that " may attract
from any place else, To attract them
II must clearly show that 1t has OBJ
portunities for the best, and the
best way to prove that is to possess
body of live men, compact, for
the growth OF the city, dynamo
for local energies and an attraction
for others, Springfield, Mass, has
Just that sort OF dynamo In the
body OF 600 members OF It's Board
Of trade. Manufacturers Record.
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FORRES1N)N.

Forreston, Texas, Sept, 22.-Rev,
Harris, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Maude, returned few
days ago from Arkansas, 'xhere he
has been holding a meeting,
Mrs Moll,e Hampton went to
Waxahachie Monday.
Rev, W. w, Alverson of Waxaha-
chic moved to our city last week,
also Prof w, G. Gardiner, our new
postmaster, from Waxahachie, NOV
ed his family here. We extend to
them hearty welcome to our little
city.
Our farmers have not been able
to pick cotton for nearly week on
account of rains,
Two weeks ago last Saturday Mr.,
and Mrs. s. NJ Matthews, Mr., and
MY,a Mn Marsia,- Ny, p. Y. Nawpr
ton and Miss Mary Martin took a
trip to Galveston, Miss Martin did
not return with the crowd but re-
NAMED and visited her grandmother
at Alvin. On her return last Satur-
day morning she and Mr.. Hampton
surprised their many friends by an
nouncing that they were married
two weeks ago while in Galveston
They are among our best people and
have the congratulations and best
wishes of a host of friends,
Mr.. Shobe lost a fine Jersey COW
sunday night
MY NasYis spent Sunday IN Ar
lington and Dallas.
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, COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS =
900 90 % = = . . . .
LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Texas. SEPT. 80 The
showers last week cut the cotton
picking off considerably and the
heavy rains Saturday and Saturday
night damaged cotton to great ex-
tent, although Lone Elm gin seems
to be busy most of the time.
Mr., Holder has built an addition
to his store.
Mrs. Thompson OF this place lost
a fine colt last week. While playing
1t ran against n pillow and killed
itself.
Mr. and Mrs Wodalls baby Is
some better at this writing,
Mrs. See has been staying a few
days with her mother Mrs. Sees
father came in Saturday to stay a
while with him.
!, >'xs$r ,sSaE., ..NSN.s-.~ ", NJ ,%%;s \,
Spears last Sunday, Everybody re-
pofr,u 4 o'tag taa best one ~ tho
season.
Rev. u. o. Iarrell filled his regu-
lar appointment at Sardis last Sun
day. | want To correct a misiaNe that
was made IN my letter last week, It
was three baptized IN the place of
six,
Mr.. G, w. Parrish bought fine
'niiik cow 'one 'iia, last weeK,, '''1','
Mr., Elmo Parrish and wife spent
SUNDAY at Mrs. Parrish's father, Mr.
Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmon Chapman
spent Sunday evening at G, w,
Chapman's.
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The Mckinney Courier-Gazette
says; Enactment of state good
roads law will be the principal eff
fort OF Representative Briscoe OF
BeXar county during the thirty-tirst
legislature of Texas which assemblies
next January. The matter is now
regulated by county road laws and
a lack of harmony of action has
made Texas IAN SV&iae, except i@
certain counties, In this important
public work, Representative Brlscoe
has been making a study OF the road
legislation OF other states and has
evolved proposed law which II Is
said will meet the requirements,
and In time give Texas a correlated
system OF good roads Every leeis-
lator should Join Mr., Brisooe In the
work proposed BY building roads
the thirty-iirst legislature can mako
itself really appreciated by the peo-
pie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-23
HELP To AGRICULTURE

TeHas Newspapers have had much
Judge Kone to be commissioner of
agriculture, and the majority Of
them have discussed the selection
from political rather than from
what we choose to call the farm
standpoint Except In the sense that
the head OF the department Is elect
ed by ballot, the Office Is not politi-
cal apart from the fact that 1t has
TO DO with one of the great econo-
mics OF the state, We hope to see
this discussion take on such thought
and direction es VIII arouse the con
science Of the government 20 the
Importance and necessity OF provid-
ing the agricultural interests Of this
state with a department OF agricul-
ture that will spread the doctrine OF
'rTo5sft'ss q thc tfn,f0r-Sei,i,ify- q, Or p,,s--
Tic highways and the betterment of
the farm. Science has been n long
time reaching the farm, except in
improved machinery that has
brought tremendous profit to the
manufacturers ana comparatively
sMaM' ,,foiit TO ",t.s fayW.ey,' 8s.'
sc,eH4t Ia headed for thG farm ron
In all the great agricultural states
OF the union, with Texas, although
loa5.As them all In the variety OF
farm products and Ia the extent of
agriculture area. bringing up the
rear of the procession when, as a
matter of fact, she should walk at
the head OF the column, more self
reliant and grander than all the
rest The agricultural department
at Washington, better than IT has
ever been, and doing more for the
general prosperity than any other
department Of the federal govern
ment. has been Of immense aid to
all the states In the diffusion Of agri-
cultural science, The states that
have been the most active in the ad-
vaneemeut OF agriculture aaVo, oS
course, been the greatest beneticiar-
les of federal aid. Texas, unfortu"
nately. has not been one or these
and the fault has been wholly with
Texas. Fort Worth Star
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If those who are inclined to turn
up their nose at the mere mention
OF the split-log -drag will take a
look al the Rocket road, where that
nipple road SaiIAar has -Sesr SatnlS
Mgert3y Nsoa s'NGe, tNe ,la!c. voSns. II
may convince them that there Is
more in the drag than they have
been willing To believe, There Is mot
street In Waxahachie which could
not be greatly improved by the use
OF the drag, and the public roads
leading into the city could be efrec-
lively treated with it,
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Docs This Suit HOu?

Hood a. Curtin, the enterprising
druggists OF Waxahachie, Texas, are
having such n large run on "HINDl-
Pc" ihe aew... Essasy.,' ~.assN. - ad
1orre '39eaurfss, and near ~ st' S!gsly
praised that they now offer to guar
antee II In every case to cure all
forms OF Kidney Troubles and Ner-
VOWS Disorders
They pay for It II 1t does not give
you entire satisfaction.
II you use It. It Is their risk, not
yUl7S.' 4 Hrrcnl nSr- r~ds-"t ,-sy-. \,
under positive guarantee. WI
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There Is wise little advertising
editorial I'm the Gem city OF Fort
Madison, la. 1t tells why backbone
beats wishbone. II says; THE trou-
Bile with most fellows Is that their
backbone is mostly all wishbone,
You wish you could succeed in bust
ness, you wish you could do as we'll
ss yopr.. net2bhor who does succeed
. SGu .vn~a. oyHs~GyIinS vn2v, o. wish
bone. Give II a rest; it's tired. Your
backbone needs exercise. It's back
bone that does things not wish
bone Marshall Field had competl-
ton, but his backbone gave him
nerve 70 advertise big IN newspapers
Is Zen r&1s.gtiat-f' 49, go s,'t.s,sr 90
be d necessity 81 business iif5 as Il
Is now universally recognized. John
Wanamaker had the same sort OF
backbone. Their backbone backed
up their wishbone. Backbone builds
business by booming hNSirees 1a@-
mess is boosted by baekboiie' anu
the backbone OF business Is newspa'
per advertising.
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w. A, OWNBY City Editor.
Residence Phone. Bell No, 2sol

Here is the whole thing in very
few words. The Fort Worth Tele~
gram, In the course OF an able edt-
tov'ai says, Business matters
shopld bs handled Wy competent
men. The city is a business institu-
ton, 1t should be governed by the
best men obtainable, Eternal fitness
for the position, not political activi-
-"ss 1;Y n, - m ~ m n, : ~.
lecting city officers