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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

ia thank you for the rent.
And not cxipcs surprise
That You should hoof 10 me With
proof
That rain Ia coming through the
roof.
A landlord. N he's wise.
Repairs the tenement
Needed Repairing.
The coach awaits without mls8 "
Without what. James. tell me
now
without both ears. without both
eyes
Without all Of his brow
without he hair. without hts teeth
And. ere she could rcproach.
Tho butler said. "'Tla but the
truth
lie Ia q football coach"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

= bet that boy some day runs for
president"
She We're getting up a rattle for
an old woman who IN poor. You'll
take a chance. won't your
lie kf yes. but I'd prefer "A
young woman who waa rich"
Mean Of Him.
"One.half ~ the women IN this
world retail gossip" remarked Mr..
9tnbb. as be M his after supper
cigar"
quite considerable ~ you not 10
say all of them retail gossip" snap.
ped Mrs. Stubb. an abe washed the
dishes.
"Oh. no. only half. Maria The
other half wholesale H."
N 4 Were q Landlord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

'caucusca- and conventions. aud
her sore point 10 10 be- forgotten for
a moment
Not content with belng the zone
wuman" 10 her husband. she In.
sisis on taking the place Of the
whole universe 20 far as he Is con.
cerned What does a man want
with friends. recreation or business
q hen he has a wifrf
Egotism prcdominates IN the
Domestic Sponge. but she doesn't
know n She thinks too much
about herself and not enough
about others.
it's easy 90 be a Sponge Ego.
tam and seifishness carefully cnl.
tisafed will develop sponge charac.
teriatiea IN any one Are You a
Spongef Think II over.
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Prices Range From slW
TO $500
The Reduso Corsets, !.
500 AMI &a0Q LII
Call and consult this expert.

A Sleeveless Dress, in sizes
Ia. 10. IL and 20.
Colors are navy, wine
brown, black and some pretty
stripes and plaids.
Materials are panama, mo.
hair and fine ladies' cloth.
Made surpliee style, with
tucked shoulders, butioned
back and front; a circular
skirt. with habit back--these
are but $1,000, but they're
worth lots more; it's rare
chance for small women and
large girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
A WORD FOR THE HORSES

This IS written for the horsesthose faithful beasts Of
burden that daily slipping and pounding their foreegs
pieces the slippery inclined asphalt Of Seattle
We proud Of asphalt pavements those OF
culariy who here when the mud knee deep and
before the automobile with its influential and
their subsequent demands for better streets
And daily in all parts OF the city asphalt is being
laid Not the level streets but the grades, making
pleasant for the automobiles and laying up trouble Tor the
horses.
Isn't it about time We paid little BIT Of attention to the
horses,
When compel them draw coal and wood our
building material and furniture groceries and meat.
and all the other things that refuse because Of inability
inclination carry home ourselves shouldn't least pro-
vide them with roadways upon which they remain upon
their four lcgsY
II can't have all Of inclined paved with
brick why pave strip either side sufficiently
wide to accommodate Of horses?
The life Of the Seattle horses isn't pleasant under any
dtions, and owe them do what their
burdens.
What about it. Mr. Councilman?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

AZ last the dependable Atlas Is
here. Seattle Marine supply Co,
30 West Columbia St s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

(Tomorrow's article will be a his
tory OF the peoples partyl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

Col Tucker OF the United States who INDUCING
aras from his wife and other vsae viii doubtless be examined
for heart disease perhaps
service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

Reluctantly
thing with Secretary Hchcocks
allows Tafts train 70 jump the In succession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

keeping Company.
"A man 10 Judged by the company
he keeps
And very severely Judged. too.
should he fail To pungie up what she
considers the proper proportion Of
bonbona, theatre Invitations aud
violeta."
Why I+a Waa Timld.
80 YOU are afraid 90 umpire a
baseball game
4 am, answered the underalxed
hnt rwnolnte l0okinE man
Afraid ~ a fnw harsh woFdafT
Yes. sir"
You know the players wouldn't
dare "a hurt you
Players I'm not boghering
about the players Hut II under
take to soc this game through ! am
almost certain To be- late for din.
ner.~
Qualified.
Ia there any objection 10 tho
MATCH"
NO. he has quite a little money :"
~ Louis Post Dispatch.
Had Her Doubts.
Hair Dresser while giving lady
Vigorous shAmpooi WITH you have
angling ON your head when ! have
finl1had. madam
Mndam-im sure don't know !
VAS IN hopes you would leave
enough hair 10 pin my hat 90.
Beginning Early.
Tommy has developed such a
queer disposition. sighed Mrs
Grr~n "iie il always calling his
rivals In any game harsh names
'ureat Jupiter exclaimed Mr.
Green. iooking up from hla paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

Dagdale President Of the
Pacific Coast the could beat the
Cubs, especially Il ala done With stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

a WORD FROM JOSH wisE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

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"A Social Democracy versus a
Monopolistic Oligarchy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
BAHLARGEOW.S

In Our Bazaar Basement you'll lind siIveru... E.
tioncry Tourist Supplies Typography CO. S pa
Glass, Fine Glassware Bric-a- Brac, etc ''' w
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hundred thousand besesng parliament
which Indication 70 plate
sale London
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win his first
has cWv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

person who has picked a
viii throw tenpenny nail into the for
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In these hard times shouldn't difficult spot
. who that forty millions Panama canal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
@cncnIcitioc 9lbmurfinna.

Groue8piIle, @. .@a., 2t. Of
trbcr. - Die @ebriioer Soiepb imo
Cbonn8 0iottngIp, 3S, reip. 80
Sabre alt, jlpci Der on8cicbenIteu
6ormcr pon Yrcitou,Gpuntp, boben
iih nobc bier in eincm Streite iiber
Oie Gcrtbcillng 6cS bon ibrem Batter
binterlofcnen GroBen 9erm0gcnS ge.
genieitiQ Qet6otct. 1bomoS erbielt
pOn Soiep6 eincn tootliden Weiier.
it'd, mar icoo6 nod I'M Stonoe, einc
Shrotilintc ants bcm S1nuie 5u bolen
ltno SSolcpb oui Der STEELE burb ei'
nen SduB 81 t0Oten ebe er ielbli
toot nic6eritiir5te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Senaturlunbl in Iermunt.

Wtontpelier Gt., 81 Cttobcr
3ie beiOen S50tcr Der 2eIiaIatilr
pQn Sermont boben gcitern Bctrennt
ibcr Die @obI pOn }luei glmoeaieno-
torcn u6geItinmt mo Den Sendtor
". i. lillingbom bon Montpelier
iiir einen meitergn (crmin Don iehs
,{ubren mo oen iriibcren @ouper.
nerr G. z. Euge Don Spoe.Eorf sur
}lu5iilllln9 6cs ReItea beS (crlnins
ees peritorbenen SenutorS u. Yroc-
tor ermGblt. NciOe iino Rcpublifo-
ner. 0eltc biclten bci0e SGlicr cine
gemcilIomc SibunB, IN meIHer Die
Nnbl bon lilItngbom lmo Eage ro.
tiii5lrt pltr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

Eimrolt SapIor ent1inA Dem 2undl-
lcriht Der 9}ohtrcitcr in (cus
nciicc. -- 9eihc iciue2 lcnor0r.
ten GontpulnonS noh llnion Gitn
9rbruft- Wtili3 oui 0cm Morih
acgcn Die M0rOcr.
lluion Gitp Eenll, 81. CIT
Obcrit u. 3. loplor, Scr bcto0tc 2Ilt-
malt ans lrcntou, SCun., meIbcr 5lt=
iommen nit ieincm Gonlpognolt
Obcrit Qltintcn 9tontin in Der 9toht
pcm lcbtcn N}onto3 oltrd cinen
9}odtrcitcr. Wob aus cmcn S5otcl 5lt
@ulnlt &og gcldblcppt puroc, lit
nidt, luic man befilrhtct botte, glcih
9tuntin 9elpndt mor0cn Gr lit bcutc
iril6 moblbcboltcn nabc liptonuillc,
lCnn., nllfgeim0en morpcn. gSic er
cr6ubIt, gcrictb Der O(ob, nnd0em
9iunfiu 1cbGngt pOrOcn mar III
Strcit iibcr Die Srn9c, mas nit iblu
(Soplor) geiAcbcn ioQe. GtliGc
mpatcn i'm gctoOtct hubcn, m1breno
2In0crc bcnirmorteten. i'm 0cion9cn
5t boltcn, bis CT cin lofument itns
tcrjcidbnct babe, meIcbca Die 6icbcreis
%riDile8ien Der 9emobncr iiir oct
NCclioot.Sce Wieocr bcritcIlc. 930b-
reno Elm biBiGcr 0iaput I'M @onQe
mar, gclong eS Guulor icincn NGhs
tern 5u cntfunmcn lmo un cincn IN
Den See mim0cnocn 8oh 3ll gclol-
gen, 0cIIen jcnlcitiAc9 liter er burd)
Shminmcn crrcid]tc. Niclc Scbiilie
mlr0cn oul i'm abgcicucrt, aueiu eS
dclung ibm in Der IlInfclDeit, lupers
lcBt 5il cnttonnncn. Gr iiirhtetc lCb,
noh @olnut &og 5nriid5ufebren, per
irrte ld 0oruuf IN Dem Noloe llnb
munocrtc lumber, bis er Siptonpillc
errciCbtc.
@ourerneur Futterion BON Gent
hciicc imO bic pom ibm bicrber beor-
oertc Utilij, 100 Wann Itorf, lino
on8ctonlmen ln0 SGritte sur Der
boitlug Scr W6r0cr limo I'M @an9e.
0oS brittle SotoiIlon bea I. Hegi,
mcnts Der 9tntionoI1oroe bon len-
ncnce bro6 bclltc inter Dem 9eicbl
0cS Sberitcn ". G. 1otlmt in elmer
St0rtc bon ia Wann pen bier oui,
Inn noh @alnut Sog, - Wleilcu cnt-
fernt 5l mnrldirCu. Die 2cidlc 0eS
9elpn6ttn GnpitGns Glelltin Ronfn
fam bcltc bier an. Die linfc Scitc
NcS &orper9 lit bon Shrotf0rnern
ourhbobrt, bci0c 9Irnc ieigcn @lm-
Den ollf Die ,3Gbue iiu0 cingCi6Ingcn
mo Der &intcrfopf lit bltrh einen
SdltB 5cri6nlettcrt. Seine Gnohen
lino inocIlcn 1cbrohen. 9Im Sails,
inter Dem &inL bciinoct iidj cine
olr6 baS Seil nit mclhem Der Sc
moroctc 9cbGngt mur0c, pcruriuhte
@outobiAiirilrnB.
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gllplfrnbrndl in Cflahpmn.

Sbnwuce, OfIab., 81. Cftobcr.
= Sin 5u Sale, Stlob,, etbS OieiIcn
mcltIid uon bier, nieoerBcgou8ener
MoIfenbruh broGtc beutc oen South
Ganooiau Hiper sum pl0blicben 2lllS.
tretcIl. Gas @oiicr Iticg jluci SUB
b0ber, olS je 5lpOr ollein iOmcit man
mciB BinBen feline Wteuidcnlebcn
perlorcn. llripriin2liH bieB es, 30
bis 100 McnidIem gr0Bteutbcils Sn'
Oioncr, icicn crtrInfcn inoeilen
ltellte ib oic Aohriht DIiidliher
@eilc ais rmbegriinOet bcrdus. Der
gobnpcrfcbr in ser @eBcnO lit lnter'
brodcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Wiebr StnrmucrBeernnscn in gle,u.
lterifo.

GlGoio, Ger, 81. Sfto6er. -
). 2. Gmcn5' 8obnlng 81 Slcll,
mari N..M., iopie perid;ebene an.
oere @ebduOc ruuroen in Der lebten
9todt our1 cinen 5ornooo umoe.
nebt ino cine odtjdbrige 9odter oes
Srn. SmenS fom babel nnt's 0e6en.
,5rau Smen2, ein 3moliiGbriaer SobIr
lrno t6 on6erc Ferionen erlitten Ser.
lebungen. Ger pefrni6re Shoben
lit beoelltcno.
3u Sortforo, 40 Meilen iilolic,
uon 3ucltmcoric. famen 3lpei ltno in
Guop 8oQen cine Eerion olrf, oei
Stilrm ilm'5 Ecben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Mcr 9tcgcr glnfiuGrter crlciOcn
Tlammcntob.

9fcm 6urG N.-O, 81, Cftobcr.
= Der Gompfer n9tep.Dort," pon
Der Su0ion-0iiper .2inie, nerbronnte
bclltc friib on elmer @erite ocS 1bos.
2. Worpellden Shiiisboubofe9, mo-
bin cr bebuiS Hcparotltr gebrobt
mor0en mar, ltn0 pier Negcr.2hlfpGr,
ter Idnoen i6rc1 Ioo in ocn Ilum.
nlenL ndnliG SboS. Sonc3 lnO ,Sionc
Se1tinS aus Sodionuille, 6Ioy }IIer.
Bran ans Ncms Dorf, ,Soepb Wiot'
tDcnS olta Gborlcltom S..G. Ger
HeIt Scr aus 70 FcrlOnen beltcbcn-
cen S6iil9mo1nihoit cntfonl MIR
nit fnopper 9tot6. 9lui mel6e @eiie
oas 6cucr ntabruh, lit nidt befonnt.
Ter Iunpicr mar elmer Der gr0Btcu
lmo id0nItcn mti Dem Suoion lno
icin Ncrtb lplroe oui iiber $4,000
geidGbt. Gie lrmgefommenen 2luis
m1rter puren fiir5lih obgel0bnt NOR
Gcn lulO iollcn mcbrerc Slut0crt Col
lars III 0cn Soldcn gebobt bnben.
&bre ucrfobltcn %cidcn iin0 ouige.
fllnoen morOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
GebcnsUcrlnit bnrh Scnemen:bans-
grnuo.

Ncm Oorf, 81. Sfto6er. -
Gas icdSIt6digc Senement6aus gsr.
SO, Sits3. StroBe, mar bellte irilb
Der SGnupIob eines 9ronoeS. 6urd
meI6cn 0rei Mcni6en llntfamcl pier
l6mcr perfect lnO bunoert ooer ncbr
onOere groBcr @eiobr otS9eIebt mur,
Den. Gic llmgefommenen iinO 8rou
0etto 0}oscOwib, % Sabre alt, ibr
orei Wonatc alter Sobn Wuuricc uno
Elm MIR inter Dem loinen 9oui5 be,
fainter Stoit9dnger Der ,5omilie
Woscomib. Gie 8erlesten ncrocn
iamntli6 nit Dem 2eben oaoon TOM.
men, GdS 6elier brad i'm Coulter.
rain ans mo perbreitcte ii1 raid
iiber bic lreppcn nod oben. 9tltr
bo5 roibc Griheinen uno ole 6ilIf-
reidc 8bGtiBfeit Ser sSeuerne6r lmo
4,oli}ei pcrbiitetc groBeren 2ebenS.
perllIt.
Faiis ihr's Naslanp beiorsi v. aaius. Gr.
A. r.f-A III a.
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1Siinf Cpfcr ciucr Ipnamit.GrploIipm

gtem Orleans, 81. Sftober.
- Der ans GoIon bier ongcfomluenc
Gonpicr ,Gartogo" bringt ole 9toh.
ri6t, ooB li1 am 10. D. Wi. cine Gp-
raltit.Grploiion in Der Yonomo.aa.
noljonc erci8nete, ollr6 lueI6e ". 5.
GopiS, Der Sbermai1iniit einer
QumpiibollicL 5mei peiBc 2lrbeitcr
ltO 5uei 9teger setootct wlrben. Sin
SprengltuB mar nidt IoagcBnuRcn
uno, pic es l6eint, uer8eicn lporOen.
SpGtcr trof Die S6oliel Scr Olo'
iGinc Die 5uriit geloIiene Gpnunlit.
YoOling uno bradJte oieielbc gum Gr'
plo0iren.
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@ou cincm StrafcnrGnbcr crmoroct

Eortlon0 Gre, u. Sftobcr. --
VI. :. @uttcnuortb, Elm &lmcIier in
Dem gorQrtc Ct &obn lnO elm 9rll.
Der oeS irilbcrcu G6icogo'er 2lIoer.
man 8m. Nuttcrmortb, wuroe &c,
itern Nuft oui ser StroBe BON cincnl
Gdubcr ongciaacn uno orrh eincn
MruolpcrihuB get0otct. Nion per.
mltbet, ooB Scr Moroer Is mli eincn
lucrtbuoQen Iiumnutring, oen But.
termortb trug ub1eieben bate. Ger
SbGter lit enttommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
SmOf'S NiiiIctbnt.

VantsGrunllnotor III StloDp1lu lnlB'
broud)tc icin 2Int ju poIitiifen
3pertcn. @rnno.Sltrp cm-
piicblt icinc GntIniilma.
GOlOutc Gflo, q. Ofto6er.
0ic bicItdc @rnu6. IlwD crItuttcte
bcutc ciucu 9cribt iibcr 0nS Hciul-
tat ibrer llutcriud)rua bc5iigIih 0ea
ShIieBcn3 Ger nNunf Of Colgate. "
Yer &crirbt iprlht oic @nutbcnnltcn
pon oIIcr SNljl0 frci lulO cmpficbIt
bic Nbletlm8 Ncrb $. Smod'5 ais
NontsGroullnotcr oca Stoutcs Gtla.
bona. Smod mar uulctIolt, 0a9
ShlicBcn Der Bonf 81 pulitiiheu
,3ucdcn onBcoronct 5u bobcu lm0
@ouUernctr 0oStc0 ihidtc cmCu 2Iu
ruolt 5u ocm pejielIen 3mCd bicrbcr
Die 2InAclc1cnbeit 81 lntcriucbcn. lic
8ron0- Sllrp bclton0 ans nclm @.
nofrotcn lmo orci HcpubIitunern
Snpd gob ais @rlm0 iiir Ou9
S6licBen Der 9onf an, 0oB ole Nt.
umtel Die StuotSbonf @eieec per
lcbten, inoem iie iitb 2(nIcibcn mu5
0cn @elocrn Ser Vnnf bcluiqigten.
To5 3cllBenucrbor crgob, ooB ouS
onacblib ais 2lnleiben Don ibuen er'
boltenc @eIo ocu NetrGgcn niht
gIcihtonL mcl1e ibnen 0ic Nonf iiir
S0l1r ibuibetc.
9u3 Oie 9anf oi Colgate geicbloilcn
erbieltcn Die Gepoiitoren III.
ter ocn Gorihriiten bcS Nonf Ga.
rontic @elebeS bon Sflobonn upQc
Gntiddbigltng. 6rclrnoc Der 9lnItolt
oieielbe iei pollitGnbig iol
pelt lmO babe @eI0 genuM nm olc
0cpolltoren allSill5oblcn.
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t5ortiftaaa iiebe 2. seite.)
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Srcnbcnicncr AM @abltag Ucrbutcn.
sarcua Der eeb6rDc ocr RofiSci.Gommtoarc.


Cfiubcr 1905
aisber ilnb pou 9cit III 9eit on otu gtubl,
abenbeu SrGuocnfcucr In ben StruhCu 0noc
SiInet mproen uno 8rhheil o1hen hor Der l5db
peupDnbetismdB1g Nluen, Suiier etc Gcummtlt
uno nn ben abcllnen Der >Sunltu0c Suunc nbs
periiIelt uuo nnocreu llniu9 aelrIcbcn um hh
Winterial fir oicir ,Scner 3u ocridditCu auc5
3tes lit nidht itlr qClcbnorta, lpuoCyu uud
ocidbrlih uno nerontnnenelucrtb. Sic EoBr
miro itrendliens enrnuf hcoucht iciU rcfc
Gmfiiien SIT ltutcroTtdCu IuIo ale ShulniuCu
oerbnttcn; nte Sebbroe IN uher Der Nuitbt onf
ole Niraer nit DER HoliiCi cpupcrircu funncn
uno ioIlten bieietben hurcb 9uaibuuG hrCr
9Iuturtnt III ibrcn Snmtuell an uulCyoriltcn
unp ohelt &eriiobeu acdeu bus SclcI ourh
ibreu SltflnG I'M Nllacmctncn GubnIl 3u tbuu
Sic Hehbloe crArelft nnber oicicu Shrt
Die SNdbe lur @enbtnug Der NiirGer jl brnpCu
unb 'ie I'M ibrC Ncbillc in Der HluAuburp tco
oecbca 81 crinCbcu.
sbcrlrd ewnur,
SDhu y. ". gSbc.Hc,
Meter C. SumC,
(Cro2 % Soto 2n)
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Srall, i1an, iucm.
@orman's Gltcitc Sudltcr bciratbct
ctncn Scicrtrnr.

ICrielbc mltr0c gcltcrn III 2oui9pillr,
&p., uerbaitct - S5ottc @clO ruo
@unoea-Cbli1otioncn int 9ctro0r
bon $4,000 IN icincm @eiib. -
Sebcn9ucrlllIt 0urN NrGnoc III
cincm Eencmcntbuua lruo oui
cinem Gompicr. - lorno0p III
9tcm-Wlcrifo ioroert pier mcitcrc
Mcnihcnlebcn 3llnl Cpier. -
6cinoliHe 9riiocr in g9cit Gir-
ginien idloftcn iicb 0caenici.
tig ob.
louisville. ap., 2t. Nfto6cr.
- Gin Mann, mclher ocn 9tnmcn
Charles Goiepb Qlo9mla on9icbt
lnO nit 9Ioo 8ornton 5luciteu lpd
ter OcS peritorbenen 9lm0ea ieuotorS
9lrtbur 8ue @ormon Don Wlurplono
pcrbcirntbet 5i iein bcnnprlltbt, be-
iinOet lid) bier ais Gcicrtcur bon Scr
@ltnbcSflottc in S>oit. Gr 1iebt 5lL
cin Ieierteltr 3ll lein, ln6 bebolptet,
Sri. 8ormon om ). September III
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-23
ENTIRELY WORTHY.

In its proper place in this paper
appears the formal announcement of
George Parsons. mayor of Cairo, Is
candidate for congress from this dis.
trlCt, subject TO the decision of the
voters at the primary election on
Aug. &. 1t is not open to auqestian
that Mr.. Parsons Will make a SPLEEN
did race and viii give his opponents
a contest for the honor such As they
have not dreamed Of This conclusion
is based not only upon the fact that
he is one of the most energetic men
in the district but also upon his dem
onstrated capacity for doing things
and gaining what he goes after and
the favor he has therefore found In
the eyes of the people. These guam
titles have been strikingIy evident in
his career as mayor of Cairo. IN which
office he is now serving his second
term. His administration surpaSses
that of any predecessor In the matter
Of mpIishments for the material
upbuilding OF the city; and It good
service in minor office gives one a
claim to promotion in the public serv,
ice the people Of Cairo will do only
their boost toward that wider field
OF usefulness in which he seeks to
serve them.
The Republicans of this congress
sional district can safely accept the
judgment of the people of Cairo twice
expressed, as a guarantee that MIR,
Parsons is entirely worthy of their
support a. candidate for congress
and hat he will fully meet any ex-
pectations they may entertain regard.
ing him in this directon--CsirO Bul
letin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-23
LOTS OF ENERGY.

We were favored this week with n
friendly visit from Hon George PAT
sons. mayor of Cairo and candidate
for the Republican nomination for
congress from this district His op-
ponent is the present congressman.
Capt. n. g. Thistlewood Mayor Par
sons Is a very pleasant gentleman and
Is now seeking the nomhation for the
third time. having been a candidate
two years ago, Withdrawing just be-
fore the primary and again entering
the field upon the death u Congress
man Smith. Headquarters have been
opened at Cairo and also at Carbon
dale. Hon Charles Lynn Of Randolph
county being in charge OF the latter.
He proposes TO push his campaign
with energy and the mayor Is blessed
with a large share Of that important
Marion Leader, Republican
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-23
PANIC HAS STRUCK THEM.

The Murphysboro Republican Era
groans because 1T is reported that
Parsons has turned $4,000 loose in his
campaign for congress And now
comes the Cairo Citizen and luguhri-
Ously states that the report has come
to its attention that the police have
resOrted to methods of coercion and
intimidation to line mp some OF the
colorad people for Mayor Parsons for
congress" Verify the postoftice edi.
tors are becoming demoralzed BY the
congressional situation, A month ago
Parsons was not in the race, Three
weeks ago Parsons was bare pos
sibility. A fortnight ago Parsons has
nominally entered the contest Ona
week ago Parsons seems 10 have a
small following in some Of the coun-
ties of the district Today a panic
has taken hold OF the poslmasters
and the pOStmasters editors. South
ern Illinois Herald tCarbondsle).
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-23
A STORM OF PROTEST.

Following the nomination of Thistle
wood by the poslmasters last Jan
uauy the llerrin Promoter, Repub-
lican. said:
The sentiment that has been eI
pressed la favor Of the primary was
in accord with the feeling of the times
and it was believed the committee
would accede to The wish of The PEG
pie. But politics is an affair that calls
for more than one crook aud turn
in its working out, and the committee
believing Itself to be a postmaster Ia
the art, took this step with consum-
mate ease by simply locking the door
and comforting about ten minutes
There is hardly any doubt that This
tlewOod felt highly honoreJ because
OF the fact that he had been ohosen
In preference to such other excellent
material The action OF the commit
tee has been received with a storm
OF protest all over the district.