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BRrSHES ON THE SPEEDWAY.
Two OG James 4. MurPhy's Horses Meet
with Defeat.

James Murphy's little black mare Coast
Mare 2ii'.. vas Eeaten 90 deCisiy-Iy 100
the Speedway brushes Yesterday morning
that Mr. Murphy has agreed 10 bring out
the uubeaten pacing champion Don Derby.
cuti. 10 meet the mares victorious op-
ponenf Claro. an. Charles Weiland
must have had a premOniiion that he could
win yesterday. for he does not care 10
take any chances where his favorite. Iuner
Guard. 2Ou'.. is concerned he won the
deciding heat In = series of brushes virh
James A. Murphy's chestnut trotter MIN.
gIaa. Inner Guard finished length
ahead IN the frst heat. but he made a bad
break IN the second heat and Kim claimed
il for his own There was no heading
Inner Guard In the final heat. however.
A trOttsf who - steadily improving h.
jap. owned by Thomas lawson Jan
proved that be had plenty Of speed when
X. ~ ice defeated TTixy II with q Oshorns
40 the retns Jap's other victory WAs over
the bay trOtter Nashville. owned by Leo
Dr. f6reet. an old sbeadvav favor.te.
has been retnztated by " & ReynOid. who
drove him 10 victOry yesterday in some
good races He had for opponents two
0f The bast 0f the side Wherlers, Chfistof,h.r
Hlacketts Who Knows and Thomas b
IienNWn EftutTaA Auefls anu nn mana rnd
10 head them both. Princes Direct puf
4 hrush 10 her credit and defeated Hugh
o. Rileys new aspirant B. On Time
Philip Helpfrhausen entered b. chestnut
mare lemon Girl Ia two Tace-. one of vh,rh
she wOn Her victory was over Bred
DpitKa old trotter Fashion. 7t5. bot when
Frrd Gross tackled her with Aristp. gust.
i proved too large q contract for The mare
The roam PAGER Ihlrich. owned hy j
KorPf. did noi ngrre a. sH!!ensively ~
beat William O'Neiil's LADY Tasteful Twice
A series Of brushes which brought To-
rrtheT y J MCElmeck's Dandy a. a. and
Dr. Fersiers CHESTNUT mare Lille Mikes
was a victory for the gelding. Minnie
Aill#rt did not have her usual numhar OF
rnces. bat the one In Which her owner.
a R Wolf. eutered her proved a win FOR
the mare She beat Ben Cohen's HalIork
N. 7O7t, When Hallock ~ tried CON
ciuaions with William Scoti'a llouise D..
brown mare VITA q record of 2.iit. be- was
aRnin defeated
PntFick kennedy sat behind his hay
FrldlnR Earl B. and BE- sent him ~ measure
strides with bic brOtbers Golden. If
Golden had % ha content With sernnd
hnnora Earl met hia Waterloo whcn he
iarhied Edward Bottemua's bay mare
Hnsa Electrite. FOR the mare reached che
hniahing post > neck ahead Of her opponent.
AFTER meetlng defeat a. the hands of
Thomn1 Lawson and jap, Iririe u. won one
GOOD tIit nom che greer trutief Dick. which
John nrhuTna1eF wrought out q few weeka
ara FaEhlok evenfd 10 thiuE8 bv defeat
ne Leo MstHgaT's Tommy brown.
The sun., 1910-05-16
CROWD STEALS OPS PRISONER.
,. 600 TO . Toe mis- Odds for the New Idea
Policeman.

Patrolman Charles Opp, who h at
tached 30 the Morrisania police station
and has a beat on Morris avenue. The
bronx. told an Italian p,Hhcart man
yesterday afternoon that Sunday wasn't
any time to peddle fruits and vegetables
because there was a law against IT, The
Italian said the law was nothing 20 him,
and OPP said he'd arrest him for using
vile language
The Italian refused IN bulge His
noise brought a crowd. When Opp laid
a hand on his shoulder the hystandrrs
began 90 murmur There were about
90 Italians and they did tho julius CRsar
mob scene tO the turn. Opp marched
his man to the patrol box At i5ist street
and Morris avenue with a good deal oi
difficulty. lie opened the box. thinking
- get Lieut. McCallum at the station
house 10 send around tho reserves.
McCallum couldn't understand just
what Onp had to say, because the crowd.
now Outnumbering the policeman hy
about 2UOO To l. was doing IT. hest 10
snatch away the Illicit frit dealer But
MCt alum gathered that the reserves
AeFe MAuleu anu uAlIltAA AueiH 'Ne NANHl
Capt. Tappan.
they we're much too late 20 save Onp
his prisoner The man. yanked free.
started OF down the street. OpD took
after. shooting his revolver In the AIR
The Italians paid no attention. Opp
thought Il hest not to draw his stick
BIt he chased the fruit dealer. who had
a spreading mob of protectors like tho
tail of the comet
In ten minutes the patrol wagon came
roaring down Morris avenue. The ~
serves found Opp standing in the middle
Of the avenue, nine blocks below the
patrol hox looking vainly for his prs
Cner There was nothing left but %
send ou' an alarm b. general terms for
an Italian p,IshCart man with his clothes
torn oh his hack and Ia sst another man
on the heat 20 help Opp against any more
trouble
The sun., 1910-05-16
SPEEDERS GATHERED ~.
Tive Arrested In West Orange. One of
Them Being Miss Brown Of M0rrlstOwn.

WV NNNHNNNN - WV "teNMFH hAAN "
Them Being Mlss Brown of M0rristOwn.
WEST ORANGE. y. J., May rs Five
automobile speeders. one of whom was
a woman. Were arrested here this after
noon IN two hours and half. They will
he arraignsd to-morrow morning before
Recorder Condit. Who has already es'Ab-
lished a recori for heavy penalties.
The woman - Miss May " Brown Of
Whippany road. Morri-town. She had
two women friends with her whose names
the police dad not take Miss Brown was
making a run on Prospect avenue. On
top of the orange Mountain. where more
than one unwary speedeT has been caught
Sergeant Wilson of the Essex county park
police arrested her He had caught all
the other Offenders in that part Of the town
and added three besides Miss Brown 20
his string to-day.
Wilson's other arrests were Francis
=. DOnohue ~ rs Chestnut street. Mont
clair. a sales agent. Arthur Spohn. Chauf-
feiIr for Edward H. Wells ~ Midland
avenue, MOntciair. and William Well of
lA5 fremont avenue. Fast Orange. We'll
IL chauffeur for Robert Wright " Ridge
street. Orange. Mr.. Wright vas not
With him.
Mr. Wells vas With his chauffeur and
put up security Of SiOO for SpOhns ap-
pearanCe Tomorrow. DOnOhue was
paroled because he had a sick friend with
him. % whom hs vas giving an airing,
and Miss Brown was also paroled. We'll
WAS purOled because the police were well
acquainted with his employer.
Bicycle Policeman BERNARD Hesln
added ~ the afternoons haul by oaptur-
ing Frederick G. Hmm of " Greenwood
avenue, East Orange. Hmm 10 pro-
pnetor of an auto garage In that city.
lie was parOled.
The sun., 1910-05-16
saJ,OOO ron STRIKERS.
international Bak srs IniOR sends ThaI
Amount Rrom ChIeaEo.

The officers of the striking b Akers
reported yesterday that the central execu-
tive board In Chicago of the JOurneymen
Bakers and COnfeCtiOnerB Intern ational
Union met In Chicago and forwarded
S2s 900 % this city 20 b. used In strike
benefits. More money. Il was stated. will
he recaived for the strikers in about a
week
Organizer Roth Il tho JOurneymen
Rakers and Confectioners International
Union said lat evening that some Of the
strikers got strike bsnshls yesterday and
that the others would be paid to-day
The hght for The closed shop between The
hig bakeries and the strikers b nov %
hs q hght % q finish. u u unusual for
an international union b Eend l15.00o In
a lump sum 10 aid gtrikcrI, but ne inter-
national officers q th8 hgfGgB ElY hat
their International oTEnEt l9rqn hnE a
nFge treasury.
The sun., 1910-05-16
PROSPECTOR KILLS HIMSELF
ALASKA Miner Had FAMED to Interest Chi.
cage Capitalists.

CmCAao. May I5-Harry p Waugh
S wears old. Of Seattle. Wash. a mining
prospector. member Of the Arctic Club
and leader of the Waugh sledgC eXpsdi-
tian ~ the delta Of the Mackenzie River
committed suicide Yesterday by hanging
himself tJ a bedpOst.
Failure 70 interest large capitalists in
bis mining project when SUCCESS seemed
within HE grasp II believed by the police
10 have prompted him ~ take his life.
The -Rubaiyaf Of Omar khayyam- was
the only book IN Waugh's room and the
more melancholy phrases were deeply
Iinderhned with ink Letters from his
wife. now in Grafton. Cal were found.
Waugh Was one Of the first WesterneTs
20 enter Alaska m the gold rlisn Of 1888
but h. met with scant sucOess
Two pawn tickets. fii and a telegram
raacinE Funds running low we're
found IN his pockets.
The sun., 1910-05-16
GUSTAV SCHWAB TAKING 4 REST
I4VtnE m tns COuniry and GSIng On Ante
mobile Trips.

tANNAM - WV NAaAN NNAsf 1919 - FN"AA~
mobile Trtps.
Gustav ". SChwab. resident director
Of the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company. has been away from H.
FOR thu lat month resting. but has kept
IN telephone Communication with his Office
Mr.. Rchwab has not been IN his normal
health Tor a year This spring his ply
zicians advised him 70 spend more time
In thu country and les in town. For the
lasf month he has been living az his Scar
borough home with occasional autOmohils
tripa into New England A month ago
he went % Florida and brought his wife
hack from Palm Beach. He was az the
North German Lloyd pier two weeks
aRo 20 see his sister-in-law, Mrs. Her
mann &. schwab. "a for Europe on tho
kronprins Wilhelm.
lie "a now visiting his brother. John
CHRISTOPHER SeiWab. librarian OF Yale.
who has a home near New Haven.
This statement was made last night BY
DR. r. q. Janeway:
-Mr. Schwab had ~ the result Of
overWork ard consequent nervous fatigue
hann advised % take n complete rest
from business In tbe country Tor a time.
This he Ia now doing and ~ a result he
is already showing a very considerable
Improvement.
The sun., 1910-05-16
No, nronned From = Raft.

Peter Thum Y years old. who lived
with his parents on the boulevard az
Bellerose. Queens, went with several
other hoys 70 the Wigwam pond near
Creedmoor yesterday and built a raft Of
logs and boards The Thum boy fell in
and was drowned The other boys hed
20 Beilernse, where they gave the alarm
Police from the Jamaica precinct re-
covered the body
The sun., 1910-05-16
M 10 OV rOP or 1 car.
''"' flirrd Man ProbablJ EIli BY Bridge
IN ouing Into Jeracy CNy.

t''' IHen Wan Fr0bahlb Nlt 10 brbise
tn omiHg Into Jerscy Clty.
rf'nt rcd de1d nan was found on
70 cattle ear in q J.shigh Valley
... "in Nhen tho train arrived az
..'. H-" aipl terminal 10 IerEey CITY
-Ir,-d'v night. The man
'....I Fr. nrli and his skull was irnc.
'..' irv1- ln.I-vod that he was killed
.-IE fr- head EEnlnst bridge
H rIr tram assci on it vay
a..g I.fv
HIaa Hr- clean shaven aud had
u".r be- was 9 iori inches tall
''ignt Ig5 founds. The first ioint
... % UEd finger on his right hand
.-rg sud steers head and The
"1 p 70 Raru fltt1Oef on bic right
s notebook was found in hs
H' Na"HHs uCrgus containing
|. uE Hs ifa.esa George Wnlter
street Brooklyn. Charles West
'Ff. rtsrrf near Fulton rfrnat
omitted : sa'sc. Flushing avenue
i broad .fieet. Nappth. T.. ! and
~. -. .' '4uoll. ~ vest Ftty hrgt strssi
NsS 4ork aty.
The sun., 1910-05-16
CAN THEY CARE FOR
MONEY!

You think tina; yOus inmily win not
suiie- want after your dea'h because
you will leave them fairly well off
tut wiz they stay fairly wei Ofi"1
Do thsy know how 10 care for their
money! n you teach them now to
buy our Guaranteed MOFtaassS, the
hablt win project them whsa you
ere gone.
No inrestoF he's sUsT lost dollar.
BgO|tquGG GuARNTr6
csplial q surplus 81, 500, 900
iTB B'wsy,hI iTS Rems@ q. Htayn
$50 Patton q. jamnies
The sun., 1910-05-16

Ths following l. list oi reisreeH appointed q
easss In me supreme Court hsi Nees
ny Justice FiErsrnId.
Cr,g, Rsfs,sss
,vDl,s1s '. piusaseh Colin " McIennan
KrarkuWsf vs. Fast lhoth
~ Bhg a Coast Co Irank Yerss
4 Tavann "a Levy Mortimer 4 adams
Nl5S" eShsS'' Franeis W. Pollok
~ Justlce Gerard
n fls-,,,st Afiss, y, "''.i1 uonfr.d " Rhrieh
white - white Paul J.. kisrnan.
~ Justcc Blsrhof
s,,,pou ", r,nar Adam Wiener.
ny Justire Mccall.
Matter of White Piuins ,,
Br5Tns5n w. y y Lfc
a. ,..s,t,s tp.trin @irhtuu lold-l
W.'tef OF RaIlsy ~ hhrd hrAiing
IN, az Rnleri, lhshss Maci.ean.
~ - - Corham WiHld Klsn.
ports rneld ~ Riliings. iredeTics hth'
Nef'a ffrty W hl0oW Artnuf ~ ~
A,5s.slls .1s,ss sSnA y, Isfs- ." Wsm n ssabury.
~ Jnsllce GisWeTirh.
Van Horn - Amboni christian q. MOTIF
By Iusiicc Whitney.
rorr-, ". vsrf.s L,sssSc: s.,.c: : Ss1io0 ss1,os
t;-.i . orts,fo Tduard = Kaufman.
49,, 81. rei~rerr Alryander Cameron.
Met Trust 90 Ya Vel ... hfilal l.la nffiAtL.
rr.trFNs N1tiois hchafd ~ Hfhig'
North Az Mtg. Co " ,
surety lun 60 Arinuf bffty'
-s.ft Inhn FTankenhrlner
49,. Frrif fames Caudcu Meyers
Mnftrr % Elnt0nn ...... llumhiN T. " WIZ
ulrau W. UiNnn Nalhan =. .Hilu
gfare w. Haiatrnf A Co. y AsglnNal huote'
tYatsnn ya n ciaa raaea unulfl y. lialh
4,Tt1n a. prfnFha iluhert L. LuCc
et.tg aa1k - PfanE luchard " Clarke. Jr
Inrknna "a sirauss q -.
~ fusurr OGnrman-
gfnFrs " Iarrs'nra and
traders f-aiv 60. George v AAlah'
o. Iusuce blanchard.
she,don S. Irving Ceofgs " hoenn'
BY Justice Furd.
r,-.,r %, 1.~,i.orn Celia W. McLennan.
~ gmnrs Cor
gfr-ry ". nla,tbun. .Frncis ". FoloeL
HHH ~
The sun., 1910-05-16
round q Bit of Glass IN the Appendix

An operation for Appendicitis was done
lat night In sydenham Hospital az sil
East iigih street on q young man named
LOUIS Goldman- Coroner Feinberg and
Or. Luckett performed the operation.
Thsy discovered in the appendiE q small
niacs % gias8. COr0nar Feinb8rg was
moved 10 Say thGt this h very unusual
ee.Fprs' bs~ea, ~ tIH'lrsa. ssltf-... 81
The sun., 1910-05-16
VARIED WEEK OF GOLFTNG
COMPETITIONS or MANY SORTS
on LOCAL LINKS.
Women nt Rlehmond COuhty, Oid Grads,
stOrk Brokers andi college BOYS
An 20 Have = Chance Metropolitan
Entries 60 Close NeNt saturday.

stork Brokers ann College BOYS
An % Nave = Chance Metropolitan
Entries 90 Cl0ss Next saturday.
Varisd indeed are the local rolf Compel
{ Ions this week IN Wednesday the semi
annual handicap of the uniyrrsty Ciub
Golf Association IL on for dcCision az th"
Morris OuntY Golf Club. II IL the e.gh-
teenih hxture Of the sort. aud always a cheer
fu reunion Of old grads from many colleges
with golf on the side. Tho entries close
Tomorrow with A. a. Ioclge,t s Pine street
On Thursday the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association will have the frat one day
tournament OF the season Rt the Richmond
County Country Cinb. on FRIDAY Prince
ton and williams are 20 have team match
over the ApaWamis course on Saturday
Princeton plays the Apawanis team there
and williams plays Nassau az the Nassau
Country Club In the morning ana Yale there
In the afternoon.
ON saturday too the fourteenth annual
handicap Of the Stock Exchange Golf Club
will he played a. the favorite haunt for the
6ame OF the bulls and bears. the KnOllW ood
Country CLUB. A notable trio 70 gain
eligibility this year are Robert Watson,
Fred llerreshoh and ~ ID. Hollins, Jr.
Among Othsrs who usually take part are
&. h. Macdonald. who In the early days
had a cinch on the low score prize and used
to come from Chicago 10 play. A. L. Norris.
Daniel Chauncey. Ransom ". Thomas.
W. r. simona, }. q. Dettmer. Lindsley
Tappin. A. n. Fish. u. n. Hooper. n. '.
whitney. b. n. Busch and g. e. Miller. who
won the fret ne, prize Last year. q. West
Taintor IL also eligible this year.
The Columbia Golf Club of washington
will hold its spring tOuFns ment from Thurs
day 70 saturday. On saturday also the
entries for the Metropolitan Golf AssOoia.
ton championship tournament close with
VI d. NandeTpOOl. sO Broad street.
Newark, n. J.
The sun., 1910-05-16
THE TURNING POINT

- AAN
The most attractive PROPOSE
ton can be pushed 10 a point
where Il ceases to be desirable.
You may have the finest
possible site, adequate funds
for its improvement, and an
assured handsome rental return.
But II your building costs
more than ii should, or is de-
layed Ia completion, the result
Is a depleted income.
So that if q Cost Insurance
contract ensures economical
cost, quality, and speedy COM
ple,iOn, that Is obviously the
contract TO get
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building COnssFuetisa
Fifty-One Wall Street
The sun., 1910-05-16

Since the tournament Of last spring the
Morris County Golf Club course has under.
gone the new treatment of side pts ana
traps near the putting Rteens, and PLAYERS
IN the ~ q. 4 tournament on May 25. ~.
~ sud = Will ind Il more e1acting test
~ skill The putting grrvns are now Of
even texture and very good. the bare spots
~ last spring having been conquered by
and JaTnss l.. Taylor of th' NJ e. 4 were
~ Morris County last week ani ordered in
tNO ~ three more pits. Taylor l. now Sur
II the game WITH y zprain-d lgimert In lt-
right wrist. a punishment he feels severely.
for golf IA his only sport and with pyk"r
Meadow. Garden CIV and Ekwanok TAYLOR
has bad = round nearly every day Ia the
year.
The sun., 1910-05-16

HE would be . grand putter II the hole
could b. moved foot toward him. l. what
young Tom Morris used to say of his father =
game. lie himself always would pat boldly
for the hack ~ the hole and none but the
brave. no matter how much depends On he
shot ever gain renowu on the greens Two
Instances OF ttmid putting were noted last
week at Fox Hills rrayeFs had a nye foot
try for a three and 90 halye the match With
Bowers. He fused lot over u and then
struck 20 gently that the hell had no speed
and rolled Oh the line ~ the hole on the
twentieth hole of their match Cnnklyn ran
dowu q six-iOoter with the utmost coOlness
leaving 10 Allen one of four fest To miss
meant the loss of the hole aud match
Allen PLAYED N carefully that he never gave
the hall a chance. and u stopped a couple
Of inches short ~ the cup. 10 have putted
With boldnsss tn the Two in-tahC-s might
not only have ChHnEvd the results Of The
two matches but also Of the euttrc tourua-
msnt.
Speaking Of Fox Hills. the next outside
fixture there will ~ the staten Island
championship on June -. u and ~ A. ,.
hammer vii defend the titlo and col
Branch gold medal on his own course, iOr
he was tho winner last wear NJ the Rich
mOnd County Country club. II rained for
the three days and the fnal was Ia a drlugr.
The womens Metropolitan Golf AssocIn-
fion has got 40 membrrH ticket. sort
of Identification card. 20 contain the maine
and club Of the bearer and the date They
are 20 be used on visiting the clubs that are
open to the " NJ 4. A. members on certain
days The women are taxing advantage
Of the open days and the variety of play
gained By the VISITS II said 90 be improving
to ones game.
Findlay DouFlas hyures this year m me
tournament committee Of the Eastern
Trades Golf Association with N D. Dan
forth George Brown and = Bart0n
Garfield. The spring tournament has lrssn
arranged for MAY 2aai ha'W vkagyl Jountr.
club. New Rochelle There will he on
eighteen hole handicap ~ the feature aud
alHO a four ball medal play Jomuet. d ION
There are puiIes galore as b. hedttinv
trio ouidttera and men o. kindred trades
meet Tor recreation on the links
The season of the Ridaewood Golf club
IL In full progress and there are r0Urpett-
tons scheduled for ths holidays and satur-
DAYS until late in November On Septsw her
, there IL 10 he q -dOmestt' team match.
preaidenta against captains side the
losers 10 dine the winning team This is
new and apt title for such q contest On
he golf committee are ID 4 HuThanE
chairman Daniel Anthony. G. % IllE.
u Miller aud u J.. Pie.ner.
PLAY for the Rovernors' Gun l. I'm order
nov on sundays 81 the Fair,iew country
wood Coll club h a. match play against
par. form Of CompelitiOu.w wh'ch is Rruv ing
Tn popularity. Wrmbarz' tournaments are
lNed for Memorial Day, .iulv and labor
Dav at the luwoOd Country club lou
Anderson, Jr. isin charge a. professional
The sun., 1910-05-16
HARMON FLIES THREE TINES
MAKES TWENTY-FIVE MILES IN
THE THIRD EFFORT.

EneIreles the Field On Hampstead plains
Ten and One-hAh Times at 80 % -
AiIIe clip -Curtlss MAKES TIVE Circuits
Capt Baldwin Also Makes q FIlght.
The sun., 1910-05-16
IVSUUGEUT HTALEUS OF NEN
nONT WANT a NATIONAL
HTtLTH DEPARTMENT.

s,y Irs NonopOlis,ie DOdge OF the
American Medical Association and
IN Restraint of Trade Going 10 send
IaNycr Go Washington 20 Ftght.
The sun., 1910-05-16

Ths following Il q list 0f referres appointed n
Cases in the Supfrme iouri A-' Nees
~ Justice FitSEcrnd.
The sun., 1910-05-16

k.e.lhlsa L,sttls
cays Lsoosl.nes.lEa
The sun., 1910-05-16
THREE ELDERS OF THE MULLEE
STOUT Old AMERICANS, COPPER
COLORED. DROP ~.

Albert knckup, the oldest. Helped Gap
ture Capt. Jack In tho Lava Be,s IN
the Med0e War-An Are Loolling AZ
New NOrk CuFiousiy Tribal Business.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-27
LOYALTY SHOULD
BEGIN At HOME
PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS
AND ASSIST IN KEEPING THE
PROSPERITY OF THE COM
MUNITY AT HIGH TIDE.

No word appeals more strongly to
the average person than loyalty. We
all love to be spoken of as loyal to
family, friends, country and to our
ideals. We should also include u
home city.
There is no doubt of our sincerity
in this, and we would feel very much
offended we're it questioned, but Is
this loyalty always of the right sort.
Is it intelligent and active or Is IL
sometimes a sentimental and pleas
ing fancy with which we delude our
selves?
The happiness of the people of a
city depends largely On the prosperi-
ty of the community as a whole, and
this prosperity depends in part upon
the amount of money circulated there
The more money the people send
away for things they can buy from
their own merchants, the poorer the
community will become, and, con-
versely, the more they spend at home
the more the place will thrive.
Do those who %patronize distant
mail order houses ever think of the
harm done? If all the good people in
Boston, for instance, should ignor-
the local merchants and for one yeai
buy all their supplies in Chicago,
Buffalo and New York, there would
be For Sale signs on the city hall,
Young's the public library and the
old North church. The same princi-
pie applies to all communities.
Patronage of home merchants Is
the life of a city. These mail order
houses, by offering attractivet p
premiums with Indifferent goods,
have drawn from us large amounts of
money, which, if spent at home,
would have helped to pay for schools,
paving, lighting and general civic i'm
provement. Outside business houses
do not pay any part of our city taxes.
But, business is business" som.
say. Yes, but business is more thar
that; it Is reciprocity, and it should
be apparent to everyone that business
dealings with those who are working
the same local interests as our
will be far more productive of
good than trading with people who
are far away. who buy nothing from
10 III III hNtitoA IN ~
community is the amount of money
they can get out of 1t.
Do you recall when times have
been hard that these mail order
houses ever extended you credit to
help you over the hard places? Will
they? Not in a thousand years-it's
money down or no goods. The local
merchants are the one to whom We
must turn for assistance, but how can
we do so with good grace or reason
unless We support them In prosperous
They are alert. intelligent and pro-
gressive, and If given the opportuni-
ty, will sell better goods at the same
or lower prices, than the mail order
house can or will and deliver them
at onee-no express charges, no long
no Disappointment.
Let us cease, then, enriching a few
people in whom we have no sort of
interest, at the cost of lasting injury
to our own community. Try support
ing our own home business for a
time.
Surely. loyalty, in this instance.
means spend your money at home.