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FRAGMENTO.

En- su respectable curse Ia ndturole'
"a nos presexta ordlnar,amente pd-
riaciones cast impereeptlbles y en- al
qunas ocnslones bruscos q repentanos
trastornos. Las prin,eras Sc uerl 'can
con orden, los segundos con cdtdstro-
,es; asi las unds como los otros deben
serrir de lecciones para los legislado
res de: los pueblos. Sigan los leg1sla
dores de los pueblos. Sigan los leg's-
ladores, en- el mouimiento que in,pr'-
man Il todo, y no hdbrd cdtdstrges
en- los onales de las ndciones cuyos
destinos dirigen. Estas catdstroes
serdn lnewtables por doquiera en- que
la leg, no siendo ,elizmente. inspiradd
refuse son,eterse d las condlc,ones
de su ,ndisouble allnnza con las cos
tumbres. x,
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por bandas, ,fiestas y un coro de hoZa!

por bandas, ,fiestas y un coro de hola!
hola! Teddy!
Buffalo Bill puede hacer ESQ con
propiedad. ESQ esta de acuerdo con
su negocio, pero el pals esta sorpren-
dido de esa representation hecha
por un ex-presidente de los Estados
Unidos.
"El espiritu humoristico nacional
le compete a reir de todo ESQ. Al mis-
mo tempo el pueblo experimental
I'm sentimiento de yerguenza por Ia
posici6n en- q. Sc coloca al pals ante
los ojos del mundo; y con este va
mezclado I'm sentimiento de piedad
por el desgraciado megalomaniatlco
que Sc cree que el es el pals, y que.
cegado por rojo fuego y ensordecido
por los gritos de Ia multitud, Sc olvl-
da de Ia impression que causa a todo
cludadano pensador.
La farsa tiene, slnenbargo, su la
do serio. El pals no esta todayia re-
cuperado del pdnlco RoosereI del9o7
Es generalmente admltido que el
viaje de Mr. Roosevelt es el comienzo
della campana para su reelection a la
presidencia. El no ha negado que es
candidate, y cuando el alcalde de
Denver le aseguro el lunes en- el calor
de los cumplimientos efuslvos, que
el pueblo le guerra otra vez en- el pl-
naculo de los asuntos de Ia naclon,
Mr.. Roosevelt no protesto. slno que,
por el contrarlo, ,segun notlclas, pare
cio halagado
Para estar SECURE. he aqui 10 dl-
cho por Mr.. Roosevelt cuando fue ele
gido en- 1904. cosa que aflrm6 de
y con 6nfasis no hace tres amos
La saba coAumbre que hmlta Ia
pres1denclo d dos t6rn,lnos Sc retjere
d Ia su5stancla u no d Ia torma, y ba-
10 n5ngau1a elrc1nstcncla sere go can
dldato 0 aceptar6 una nuera ,1on1lna-
cion. In critico tan amigable como
81 del Journal OF Camerce' dice que
Il los administrators de Roosevelt
en- el oeste, le inducen a romper esa
promesa, & Sc enccntrara con una
firIne derrora en- los conaiclos.
La arrogancia y desconoelnlento
de Ia Icy y !orulas baslcas de nuestro
gobierno demostrada por el coronel
Roosevelt en- 81 ataque del lunes con
ira Ia Gorte suprena de los Estados
Tnidos. son colosales.''
Declare que los jueces estaban
fosilzados Y clt6 dos decislones que.
segun Il. esran en- contra del prinei-
pio demoeratieo de gobierno \ en-
contra del detecho popular. El coro-
nel esa aparentemente Gle aeuerdo
con aquel estaaista que dijo: lQue
~ Ia Consti.atidn ruando estamos en-
TIC amigos: y Sc figura que el deber
de Ia Corte no Is el de interpreter la
Constitution y las leyes, slno dar de-
cisiones tie acuerdo con /, clanlor
popular
FL coronel estl seguramente pa
sando magnifieos ratos, pero Il es
inlpoSihlp.
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cUENTo coRTo.

Ell sonriente ], el di vino Paris, h
olvidado Belinsky el principe ru-
SO, que hizo morir de amor como
una flor de estio, a la linda Judic,
el celebre Belinsky que pase6 sua
prodigalidades y sus estafas por los
Campos Eliseos.
Un dia llega 4 Paris y Sc ALOHA en-
el Hotel de Russia donde v!ye con
la opulencia ma gnificamente regia
de un personaje de vaudeville. El
medic es senclllamente ingenioso
compra 4 un joyero del Palais Ro-
val una sortija con piedra falsa, por
siete frances, y antes de marcharse
le pregunta:
-SCuanto valdria 81 esta piedra
fuera fina?
Valdrla. .cuatro mil frances.
Dato supreme. Sc dirige al dueho
del hotel y con acento confidential
le dice:
Temo perder esta sortija, cuya
pledra vale cuatro mil frances;
lquerels hacerme el favor de guar
darmela?
FL hombre accede y deslumbra.
no, olvida presentar q Belinsky, por
mucho tempo, Ia cuenta de sus gas
tos Todo 10 que habla pagado no
sumaba diez seis frances.
a partir de este dia tuvo humo
radas de gran senor; I'm billete per-
fumado que enyio a madame Ju-
die, decia ash:
sA.Me he comprometido entrar
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Dc ALTA N0VEDAD.

En- el iltimo vapor ha recibido el
acreditado establecimiento LA MN
FA ell mas fsplendido surtido de
sombreros de Italia. Modelos de d.
TINA novedad. Los hay de tcdos ia
mailos y los jovenes pueden hallar en-
la acreditada casa del senior p. Gar
cia las mas elegantss formas de ultl-
ma novedad en- Europa. Los sombre-
ros de Italia que hay en- La NINA
son los unicos en- Puerto Rico Sola-
mente importados por La NINA
calle de la Fortaleza, niimero 81.
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GRATIS.

Tn reloj para usted 81 en- plazo de
4 senanas, vende yen1e cualquiera
de los paquetes siguienta: % hermo-
svs alfleres de corbata; . libros ar
tisticos de agujas con mas de 30 agu-
jas cada uno; 25 bonitas peialllas mag
neticas de bolsillo cada una en- su es-
tuche. 6 % preciosas eortiias. Cada
srt.cuio dsscrito Sc vende { 1U centa-
vos ORC uno. I'm tres meses Lemos
regalado 500 relojeG
Escriba una postal & The AssoclA-
TE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882 San
Juan, uerto Rico.
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COSAS DEL Ola.

Los partidos avanzados de Ale
mania estan ala5mados ron Ia fra
se pronunciads not el Kaiser en-
un disctIrso cue p7onunciara recien-
temente en- keenigsnerg.
La ccsa 10 es para tsnto. NO ca
liflcaron los gabiaetes europeos de
impertinencia dsplsrsdtioa Ia petici6n
del secretario Knox para cue Sc pro-
cediera q Ia neutlallzacion de Man
churiae Pues leual cslificatlvo Sc le
puede aplicar II ezahrupto de Gul-
llermo. FoEque- sauien le haze caso
al Kaiser
La fracep5n rewIblicsna de yau-
70, oonocida por d disidente ha celebra-
do una entsRfC co5.iiSEs con IA Union
\ he tornado Il pq1sido yaScaHo con
carzCter pSiramente local La nuevs
aerupacion ha aiopssdo como EN-
blema un sTbolito de esfeto. PeroI
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4 mejoT ron ! 4,,siss' ass? s,:.fss. =. ! 90:
dada en- 1899 de-
posito de icores de todas clases,
especiaidad en- ron LAGO y ron
ExTRA-LAGO. Anises. vinos de
California y espaholes. Sc siven
pedidos 8 toda Ia isla Telsfono
Is. P. o. Box 1913.
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G. mulo TEAF,RA. La nue.
OG lllUuU va galeria fotograhca
de Texera Sc abrira
pronto al publico, frente 4 Ia Plaza
del mercado numero Is donde con-
tinuara ofreciendo sus servicios 4
su numerosa clentela. Ponce.
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G. .l..:I.. FL segun do y ter
Ut 1Iu1I1I Ger piso de la ca
sa ndmero II de
Ia calle de Allen, en- San Juan,
frente 4 la Corte Federal. 81 que
desee informes puede dirigirse 4 Ia
oficina del abogado sehor Dexter,
calle del Cristo ndmero |.
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Bar6meto en- pulgadaa
reduoido al nivel del mar. ..--.. 29. 50
Temperaturac corriente, Fahr. - so
Humadad relativa, percentage -.....s2
Ftecipitaci6n, en- pulgadas,
/ en "A hofas terminando
< Ia . - m.-- l.2l
Dfecci6n delviento. ......- r
Ve1ocidad del viento,
NINA ~ hora IL
Ieroneratuya m6xima 81
Ernretur. minima y
Gaida del sol am.
fseeta del sol. 6.27 Pm.
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G. ..,J. Ia casa Ca lie de la
OG t6lluG Cruz No. 29al lado del
Hotel Helvetia, sin co
rredores. Dirijirse a Carlos Cid,
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J Pasatiempos. T. = 10: !; s,::' :s,s':s' sss.
chez Morales y
Comp, calle Marina 8, Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido de fon6grafos
de Columbia. Records de los ma,
afamados cantantes. Escribanos s
visiuenos. P. 0. Box 35. Ponce,
P: 4. Manager Jose Diaz Mar
ella.
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In efta imprenta Sc yende pspel de
periodicos vieios { So quintal
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oBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO

1. !. WEATHER BURIAL
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Lntered the Post Ofice San Juan P. R.
% second class matter July 1900.

u Correspondence Dc Pto. Rico
1
PRECIO DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
Hor medic de los Agentes IN ndn o-o2
Directs Un trimestre oro .....$2-25
Unsemestre ...... $3.50
Unsiio por adelantados8-00
81 exterior Unatto oro......S6.00
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| la oon4,.i;.l., de OBRAs
| N CUuuduSldS ZOCOS DI
II Y,

NEGRO desde s pulgadas 4 Il de
diametro, SElS MIL metros de
existencias. Deposito en- Martin
Peha.' lnforparl Ramon Soler.
P. 0. Box l22. Rio Piedras.
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Caguas e: s:is;s: II. ts':ss''ss, :s.sa's ss,
Pulcritud y esnleD ca
el despacho de formulas. Paten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
ell Paraue central. 3
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8 an.

Fan Juan, P. R., stbre. IA, de 1910
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Caguas ss"s'::', ,is:: s.:sss3s 3: Ts'' ,s';: s''
ditadfsima en- Ia ciudad.
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas, artfcu-
los de caballeos. Especiales som.
breros del pals. Gale de .Gautlc.
Benitez. I
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Aote| PaIis.--aas e. @s|s' @:|s1 . J. don: ss:
me. Habitacio.
nes frescas. Excelente servicio, vi.
sitelo usted. Fortalesa II San
Juan. P. R.
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I....;... LUIS A. GONZALEZ
IugtllltIu Hace toda clase de
trabajos de su profe.
sion. Su casa. Parada 4l3 calls
San Mateo 4 Ia del Paruue. San.
turce, Puerto Rico.
The oasis., 1910-02-19

appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Sauta Cruz County, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said c urt at Nogales, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons. if served in this said C unty, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judg ment by default will be taken against you
 Given nnder my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of santa Cruz, this Third day of February, 1910.
 ALLEN T. BIRD,
 (SEAL]. Clerk of said District Court.
The oasis., 1910-02-19
AVIATION MEET AT TUCSON.
Cheap Excursion Rates by Southern
 Pacific Company.

Today and tomorrow, February 19 and 20, there will be an exhibi- tion of aeroplanes and flying mach ines, at Tucson, and to enable all desiring to attend and witness the meet, the Southern Pacific will give round trip excursion fare of $7 40. The sales dates are the 18th and 20th (today and tomorrow) and the tickets are good for return Monday, the 21st.
The oasis., 1910-02-19
In the District Court

Of inc Second Judicial District Territory of
 Arizona, in and for santa Cruz County
 WALLACE GLoRE AND SUMNERHAYEs a part nership consisting 0l II Vincent Wallace, II Gordon Glore gnd II. W SummerhayeS, Plain tiff, vs. COMPAnlA MiNERA JCAREZ, $. A.. a cor pOration Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the.County of santat Cruz and the complaint filed in said County of Santa Cruz in the office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
 IN THE NAME OF THE HERRlToRY oFlARtzoSA GREETIEGe FHeEMHG1N NkffNN Yo6 kaE HEgEBY sUNMoNED and required to
The oasis., 1910-02-19
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. II, 1910.- Cattle here this week 27,000, last week 25,S00, same week last year 36,500 A fair run Tuesday was the only adeqate supply of cattle any day this week, buyers being forced to skirmish to fill orders on other days, and prices having an upward trend each day this week, with the exception of Tuesday. Total gain for the week is 15 to 30 cents, and most of the gain has been put on medium to cheap steers, and on she stuff and butcher grades, with stockers and feeders selling firm all the time. and prime steers a little higher. Bulk of steers now sells nearer the top than a week ago, at $5.50 to $6.55, top for the week $715, and very few steers be- low S525. Best cows go at $5.75, and top heifers $6 00, bulk of cows $3.50 to $5.25, heifers $4, ,25 to $5.5O, bulls at $4.00 to $5 25, veals $7OO to $9.00 stockers $375 to $5.25, feeders $475 to $5.75. Supply of quarantine cate has been very light this week, top steers $6 40, and good fat cows at $4.50 to $5. 30, eanners around $3.00. A few beet pulp steefs have been here, at $6 %, and Colorado feeders have sold at $5 % and $5.50.
 Hogs this week 45,900, last week 39700, same week last year 6S,000. The market has advanced each day, including an uplift of 10 cents to-day, which puts the top at SS.S0, as high as it has been any time this winter, and bulk of sales SS 50 to SS.75, weights below 200 tb to-day at $S.35 to $S 65, pigs $7.50 to $S CO., More predictions of the $900 hog are heard now than any time heretofore this season. The strain on those fighting the market has been severe, but if they relax their vigilance in the least this goal will likely be reached.
 Sheep this week 36,200, last week 36000. same week last year 35,000. The market has made good gains this week, with one or two minor markets, and is closing firm to day at the highest point of the week Top lambs sold at $5.S0 middle of the week, but some 69 tb lambs from Colorado brought $S 90 to-day, and bulk of lambs now sell at $S40 to $S S75, with prime lambs quotable above these figures. Year lings range from $7.75 to $8.25 for desirable light weights, wethers $5.75 to $650, ewes $5.50 to $615 goats $415 to $4.75.
 | 4 RICK ApT l. S C
The oasis., 1910-02-19

Pullman Sleeping Car> run through between Mazatlan, Sinaloa and Los Angeles, California II. LAWrON, GEO. F. JACKSON,
 Agente General Nice-Agente General de PasajeS. de Pasajes
The oasis., 1910-02-19
Torres & PrietaS By.
 TIME CARD NO. 2e


 In effect April IS. 1909 Tram No. l, Leaves Torres at 500 a. m " " Arrives Prietas station 9:0O 2, Leaves Prietas Station 2:SO D ID " {" '' Arrives Torres at 3:3O n :, 8, Leaves Prietas station at 200 p. m
 Arrives at Torres at PAS u ., 1 Leaves Torres at 400
 Arrives Prietas Station at4 ALL TRAINS CON VEOT AT TORRES ON SONORA RAILWt Y, MORALES. TO QUAY. MAS AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells, Farvo Co.'s Express and Telegraph in UIerailou between Minas Prietas and all pa IS .i the World.
 shortest and best route to Yaqui River Barranca and San Marcial coal 1e ds, Soyopa rahuaripa, Ores, La Bu'a, La Dura, Yaqul Smelling Refining and Yaqui Copper com. panies
 Freight can De consigned to F. H. Seymour to be forwarded by team from Mlnas Prietas to the above named places.
 All goods consigned to railway, ara received, forwarded and warehoused free Of commission and storage charges. At Minas Prietas depot hacks always ready to make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 MRS. MIRA T. SEYMOUR, Pres.-Prop
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-17

| slavement, free. fearless and tri-
and when he rose on the floor OF the
senate, men who had used sordid
power a S the scepter of authority skunk
from him as from an uncaged lion. In
the face Of the senate Deliver pledged
himself and his intellect to the service
Of the common people and the estab-
lishment of common rights. He re-
iterated the pledge before the conven-
ton of his own party in his own state.
That he meant it was evident by the
rage the announcement reused among
the loan sharks Of politics. He met a
warm welcome among those with
whom whom he touched shoulders in
new alignment. Deliver. LaFollette.
Cummins. Bristow and the band which
in the last congress. Dolliver was an
insurgent. He was of the head and
front of insurgent offending. And in
that insurgency he came to his own
pAdGe, ~ lllc luIlltSS o. MS StTSIiS III
and judged from past utterances, to
the fulillment of his desire The time
Will come when Delivers declaration
Of independence spoken to the latest
session of the senate vigil be quoted in
the school classics of coming genera
tons as the great speech in an epoch
OF political revolution.
Doliver paid the penalty of over
work. No doubt he shortened his life
in the strenuous battle which he with
others waged in behalf of the people in
the last congress. LaFoliette came
from the fight to the hospital and the
surgeons knife. Cummins found him
self obliged 70 cancel all dates but
those at the golf links. Life may be
given in patriotism elsewhere than on
the battle field.
A powerful statesman. an orator
measuring up to the stature of the past
and head high with the present. a type
of the newer development of the newer
America has passed in the prime of
his powers and his usefulness. The
estimates of men are rot to be made
by their own generations but when the
shadows of minor animosities and hui
man Weaknesses shall have lifted from
about the public character OF Dolliver
in the clearer vision of coming time he
will be acclaimed great statesman
ard enc Of the most useful men of his
period
When men die without pain stepping
from one life TO another as thru an
open door al the height of their fame
and usefulness leaving behind the un-
quenched love Of friends and the IN
dimmed appreciation OF their country
men life has not been il spent nor is
death calamity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-17
Fortifyino panama Canal.

Shall we fortify the Panama canal I:
seems a silly question. and yet some
thin skinned people profess 10 peileVe'
at least they express a belief. that this
water highway should be high seas
path. The canal will probably cost
about s400,O00,o 900. and should be as
we'll worth the price as it is worth tne
doing. In time OF peace, its Tolls VIII
doubtless be sufficient 70 make II at
least self supporting. In time OF war
the value to the United states OF TINS
short cut can not be estimated. Wna'
would one think of bank containing
millions of gold. whose owners Woulo
leave it unguarded thru the long
watches of the night" What OF nuge
steamship left at the dock with no one
on board? The right of the United
States to erect Id maintain suitable
Notifications can not be seriously ques-
toned by the other powers. Undouot-
eddy they would all prefer to see II
without def.nscs. for the same reason
they would like to see every large
power except their own devoid OF coast
defenses and navy.
No comparison can be made with the
Suez canal. which has no territoriA
right, and is owned by an alien cor
poration. We have the same right ana
owe ourselves the same obligation to
fortify the Panama canal that we have
to fortify our home harbers and our
island possessions.-fi H Windsor. IN
the November Popular Mechanics.
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THE LOpCRS.

4 MAsoMic RtoTsCEo.
xHHaU over 1os-1o1 West Main.
~\vlsitcrs always Wslcons.
MARSEIALL LODGE. los. 4. +. &
A. NJ. Work in Afst degree. Friday.
Oct. 81 - 7:3o p. m.
r. w. ChamberlA!a. ". NJ
II. 8. Lawrence. oscsskAsy.
sIGNDT CHAPTER No.-3s. II, ~
Regular convocation 3lendoy cvonAna
Dot. IL. 1880 p. m.
George II. Boggie. a.. II r..
]. g. Ailiard. Secretary.
KING SOLOMON Council. No 80, r.
8. A.. Stated assembly. Monday.
Oct. II. 1850 5. m.
]. =. FORBES, Recorder. 5
a. y. Meeker. T. ]. ~.
ST. ALDEMAR COMMANDERS. No.
30 X. T. Stated conclave for business
and work. The Order Of tho TEN pie
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, 1910. at 1850
sharp. Visiting Sir Knights always
welcome.
F. NJ Wilbur. =. c.
Fred Wallace, Recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER. Nc 81. o. b.
s.-Regular meeting Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 1s. 1880 p. N.
Nrs. George Downing. ". -.
Edna c. Eularton. Secretary.
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Minneapolis Tribune.


"Where's mother, father" inquired
one Of the youthful Smiths as the
patient father undressed him and put
him to bed. II haven't seen her in three
days"
Mother has gone to the convention,
dearie She's a delegate from our as
sembly district"
It was only minute later that Mr..
Kelly. from next door, came hustling
In.
They've nominated her" said Mr..
Kelly. Mrs Kelly has just come home
hoarse with cheering for your wife"
What is she nominated for?" asked
Mr. Smith. "she promised me she
would not accept a nomination for
anything"
why for the senate" replied Mr.
Kelly. Don't you take any interest In
politics, Mr.. Smith,
The door opened and Mrs. Smith en-
tered. She was enthusiastic, but tired
Alice, Is this right! After youl
promis. to me to keep out OF politics
are you going TO run for ofhcA again
and Mr.. Smith put his arms about he,
neck and looked into her eyes while
tears came into his own.
| Il couldn't help It sweetheart" said
she. II told the girls didn't want It
But this gang that has been trying &c
run this district had determined &c
nominate Mary Lynch. You know ths
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TIMusREPUB11cAN 16ABsA11TowH. IOWA, OCTOBER

the Marshalltown Times Republicans
Sioux City Journal.
| Does the journal object to the ar
ticle or the location or either?
One Of the striking differences be-
tween the wilderness and our higher
civil zation is the tumble weed that
torch and incendiary OF prairie fires
which is now q democratic foliage
plant" in the identifying Of the front
lawn. 1t IS a border ruffian made over
! into society leader.
| The Sibley paper says Taft Is the
titular boss Of the party but Teddy the
real one Perhops the Sibley paper as
try ing to say that Taft is q hind THU
lar.
Summed up Mr.. Porter is not in
Dahlman's class, but the platform is.
That successful flight is another cor
roboration of the assertion that you
can't keep good man and good poll
cies down.
When Roosevelt pays for private
car and goes west to say his say or
gives notice OF his stand for an open
primary in New York. that's Caesar
isn" when Taft proposes to use the
whip OF withheld patronage that's
esmanship-perhaps.
big business" in Wall street no
doubt wishes Roosevelt might shoot a
opportunity to get the dam and the
man at the same time.
But Mr.. Grahame- White could have
gone to the White House as quickly,
more safely and at less expense on the
street cars.
Western sheeprren are complaining
bitterly that shortage Of cars is going
TO cost them a good market and leave
fat sheep and grow them in winter
storms But with freight rates below
cost of transportation and railroads
simply starving to death what can
they expect?
When they get in across the line
from Canada we indict public land
looters while YOU wait. And we wait
while indictment of American coal
thieves fingers.
Roosevelt stays on the shelf like a
bas ebal.
The high school boys and girls took
in sss.4o with their supper in the de-
funct Commercial hotel building Sat
urday evening and they cleared about
s10--keota Eagle.
And we talk of the high cost of liy-
ing when school boys can feed $3.50
worth of people for s1S.40.