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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
WahOO Sam Visits
With the Home Folks
Heavy Hitter of the Detroit Tigers
Spends Christmas Holiday
in Omahu.

sam Crawford. the great outfieider and
stick wieldsr OF the Detroit Tigers. arrived
in Omaha yesterday 20 spend Christmas
with his family here. Crawford is enthus-
iastic over the Cuban trip the Detroit
bunch JUST completed. and declares that
next season viii probably find him in
Tiger uniform.
According &c Crawford. the glare OF the
sun and the heat In the islands has a great
deal 20 DO with the Tigers dropping 30
many games 70 the Cuban players, hut he
ls wiiiing 70 give them all the credit that
they deserve. The teams there are fast
and play real ball he declares, although
there are not as big bah players as can be
found IN the big American ball clubs.
One Of tie strong points about the Cuban
teams Il their batting and pitching on
general fielding the American PLAYERS beat
thesn, but goOd pitcher and good hitters
are to be found. In the last game there. he
declares, the Cubans got a real sample OF
what this Tigers could do Ia the way OF
hitting IN game. sixteen hits we're made.
and twelve Of them turned into runs. Craw-
ford. Cobb and Mnilin each pounding out
triples 20 bring the scores home,
Crawford. who came from Wahoo. Neh
first played bah IN independent teams
around omaha From here he went 20 the
Canadian league and then jumped the next
year into the big leagues. He Is one OF
the natural batters OF base ball rarely
sending ont a hunt but often a two and
thnee-bagger and an occasional home run.
When battsTs ike Cobb can hunt and get
on a base. Crawford Is the ready man with
the stick 70 put out hot one to bring the
fast Georgia base runner TO the home plate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
Nagle Will Join
Pirates Pitching
Staff Next Year
Jack Flynn Nay Be Substituted for
Gibson Behind Bat-Some Re-
ports of Release.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Dec. A-WAlter Maggie
OF the Los Angeles team Of the Pacific
coast league will be added to the pitch
ing staff of the Pittsburg Nationals. A
telegram was received from President w.
II. Berry Of the Los Angeles club tonight
accepting Pittsburg's offer for Magic, the
terms Of which are not announced.
Another item OF midwinter base ball in
terest Is the report thai President Barney
Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club today
asked Manager Fred Clarke 20 decide upon
the ACCESSIBILITY OF using Jack Flynn be-
hind the bat next summer as a substitute
for Gibson
There had been some reports of releas-
ing Flynn. He played FIRST base the
greater part OF last season
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
NEW FENCE is IN PLACE

Pa Rourke Daily lnspects the New
Layout az VAhtOa.
All is right again in the fan world OF
Omaha For several weeks there was un-
rest because the fence around the bah
grounds was down, things around there
looked strange. But now a new fence -
up and In addition the work IN grading lie
done ana the big grandstand has All its
foundations set in Pa Rourke has the
workEnen steadily working and is per-
sonally inspecting the progress several
times q week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
COUNTRY. CLUB GOLFERS
PLAY FOR GOLF BALLS
Christmas Day Game 70 Planned
for the Country Club
Lfnka.

q 7. Lindsay. who T. boosung the Christ
mas golf game 70 be played Monday pro
posed AZ the Omaha Country club. has
Gdded another dozen Eolf prizes 20 the dozen
he has already put up. me player com
Ing the nearest to the bind DOGGY wins a
do1en Eolf balls. and the reKt twelve play
era viii each receive one o. the newest OF
the inventions for golfers. a Jack Rabbit
bail" In addition lemon has been bought
IN THIS season q high prices for a body
prise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
HACKETT AND ALEXANDER NAMED
Names at Top of List Of Players in
Doubles.
BASIS SAME as PREVIOUSLY
Each is Required to Participate in
Three Tournaments.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO NAMES
Twenty ,renms Listed in DoubIes--
Leaders I'm Zach Classification
Gwen Out in Connection
with the Report.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2A-The annual report
Of The ranking committee Of the United
States National Tennis association issued
today again puts william A LArned at
the top Of the singles list and Hackett and
Alexander IN the doubles. The basis II
ranking is practically the same as In pre-
vious years.
we have followed past precedent" says
the committee. and have required that
each should participate In three tourna-
ments held under the associations aus
plces IN singles and likewise that one team
take part in TIVE tournaments under its
auspices in DOUBLES"
The ranleina list contains 1o2 names In
singles and twenty teams In doubles.
The leaders IN each classification are:
SINGLES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

Altoona, Ia. Dee. Especial D-Wn-
frid p. Jones, Who Tor tine last seven
years has been National hama examiner.
has resigned his position effective Ianu-
azy J. lsll While Mr. Jones has not an
nnunosd his plans h b Understood that
he expects % SO 20 California ~ live
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
RACING SOON IN THE SOUTH
Meet TO ODea In New Orleans IN Feb-
ruAFy.

ruary.
NEW YORK. Dec. A-The new years
automobile racing in the south win begin
in February. The third running Of the So
called New Orleans Madri cras Speed car
nival viii be held on February e. g and
=. All arrangements have been completed
The entry blanks have been issued.
Tier conditions promise a hig field OF
cars The prize list totals S25Ol The
events range from five 10 nifty miles ana
there are two one-hour contests Efforts
are being made 10 secure ali the prominent
drivers Ia the country. The prizes have
teen divided 10 tempt the star drivers Ar
rangements have been made 20 make the
track unusually fast II viii be scraped
oiled and packed more firmly than ever.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

The only real sporting event IN Omaha
Christmas day Will be the turkey shoot
Of the Omaha Gun club. The shoot Is 10
be tie closing event OF the year and All
shooters are invited A turkey viii be
given FOR high run. a goose for second
place and q duck for third. About sixty or
seventy birds win be pat up
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
NomiaatIons for Kentucky STOCK.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. A-The list OF
nominations announced today for the
tWenty-f rst renewal OF the Kentucky TrOt-
ting Futurity for fOals Of 1910. which has
value of s2lOO0. contains Sl4 weanlings The
entries come from thirty-five stables Eng
lard and Canada are also represented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

SIUOX CITY, Dec 24-George Hacken-
schmidt, the Russian lion. won a h2ndi-
cap wrestling match here tonight when he
threw Charles Sauer. William HOkuf and
Paul Damke in forty-one minutes He
agreed 10 throw the three grapplers In an
hour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

RENO. New. Dec. 24.-H- H Teckawa-
san Francisco Japanese. and Miss l. A
Frederick. also Of San Francisco, were
married last evening in this city by Rev.
Teckawa and his bride left for the coast
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08


 + There are lot of tricks in the f' + trade' of making shoes These + i "tricks' were not invented in the + + interests of the wearer of shoes + + but of the makers of them. We + F do not handle the goods of makers + + who look to ''tricks" for their + + profits. + * 4. |. .& + s i. i. I. <. 1. I. i. + 1. 1. I.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
= scAoLoRsH!P FOR n
sow BRUNSWICK BOY
Representative Reese Has Appoint
merit of Pupil tc Agricultural
College.

Some Brunswio.. soy by seeing
Representative MtIlard Reese, can
secure flee scholarship in the
North Georgia Aricultural College at
Dahlouega, Ga. one OF the best
known institutions of the kind in the
state. D,A
The college IS maintained by'Ttae
tate and each senator ard re9resen-
.a.:vc has the appointment Of one
up;l. TIE scholarship is free and
there is very little other expense at
;ached. So far no one has been ap-
pointed from Glynn county and Rep
rasentarive Rose is anxious to make
the appointment therefore any boy
in the county VINO would like to Sc
snce this appointment should see Mr..
Reese at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
THIS PORT AGAIN PUT ON AN
EQUAL WITH SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON
Board of Trade Notfisd That Recent
Rates From Iris Port to Points on
the Southern Have Been With
drawn BY the Roard.

The new freight rates put into eff
railway, which were considered q
discrimination against Brunswick,
have been withdrawn and the old
rates which prevailed for years,
have been restored. thus again put
ting Brunswick Oh an equal rate
basis with Savannah ad Charleston.
By tle new rates recently put into
effect, Brunswick. was made to suffer
as q port by a higher rate than the
two other ports. IN the past hor-
izontal rate has always prevailed
from and to the three ports, but the
Southern, for some reason i'll its new
rates recently put into effect increas-
e. the rate from this port on all
classes from three to ten cents, thus
giving Both Savannah and Charleston
the Southerns other ports, an ad-
vantage over Brun-Wick.
As soon as facts in the matter were
learned a complaint was filed against
this discrimination and the matter
the Southern ~ members Of the
Brunswick board OF trade and for the
past three weeks correspondence has
been going on.
On Monday Secretary Ogg, OF the
board Of trade, received a letter from
the railway company, announcing
that the old rates would be restored
Immediately.
Just why the Southern decided to
increase the rates fr-m Brunswick
has not been explained = but it work
ed quite hardship on shippers from
this port, for the simple reason that
shipment from Brunswick to any
competitive point would cost the con-
signee more tAan had the same Teen
shipped from Savannah o. Charles
ton.
The fact that the Southern has ye-
stored the old rate will be pleasing
news to the business people of the
city generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
A NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Number of New Phones Have
Been Added Recently.

The new directory of the Southern
Bell Telephone company has been de-
livered to the subscribers in Brun3-
wick by Manager L. D. Wade. TAe
new directory is attractive in ap-
pearance and contains all the
changes and additions which have
been made since the lasete directory
been made since the last directory
The number of new names appear
ing in the list indicate the constant
additions to the number Of subscrib-
ers in Brunswick and vicinity, and
the growth is contiOnuous.
The farmers in all sections Ct the
state are Icing furnished service on
economical basis through plan
evolved b. the Southern Bell, and
this class Of service grows con-
stantly. /
The plant of the Southern Bell
Telephone company in Brunswick is
maintained at a high rate OF etic-
iency. and the esuDscribars are well
satisfied with the service they are
securing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
DEATH IN 4 FLOOD
NO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ARE
REPORTED DROWNED IN FiF-
Eel TERRITORY.

Cologne, Germany, June 14.-It is
estimated that zoe persons lost their
lives in a flood that swept the valley
Of the river Ahr III the Fifel region.
tteaty-seyen bodies were rec overed
today.
It is reported that fifty lives were
lost at Sshult, where a bridge was
carried away. The foods were caus-
d by q heavy rain that Aad continued
Or several days.
Two barracks. il which Italian and
T10atian laoorers were housed. were
swept away Occupants who were in
their eds We're drowned.
The floods subdivided yesterday.
There is much distress among the
peasants.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
SOLVING OLD MURDER.
Mar Blan1es Half Brother, ard Then
He Disappears.


Deadwood, S D., June 14.-Charged
with the same murder Of thirty-nine
years ago near Toledo, Ohio, of which
he accused his half-brother and caus-
Cd him to be taken East for trial
Mike Scaamberger Is now being
soueht y the Mead county cficers
wlo want to take him to Toledo to
answer for the crime.
Last winter ScAamberger. in an al
legged confession, declared taat his
hals-brotheC, Joseph Miller, cf Spear
fish had committed tle murder, and
he,t him quiet all these years with
bri3es. Miller was taken East ami
the grand jury failed to indict.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT MADE
YESTERDAY BY SENATOR E.
K!Ns AND ALOElCH
The Conferees, 1t is Said, Have De-
ciced to Take the House Provis-
ion as to Long and Short Haul
Compromise is Reached.

Washington, June 14.-After a con-
ference al the white house, Senators
AldTich and Elkins announced q com
rlete agreement On the railroad bill
in sight.
The oJnferees are said to hive de-
"idei to take the house p vision as
long and sAol aa@l and the SEN
a5e provision giving the Interstate
Commerce Commission ten months to
pass on new rates.
Tie presidents wishes for the com
II at1A to investigate and rec mmend
method for supervising future stock
and bond issues will be met.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
MAKE It A FELONY
CARRYING 0F A PISTOL WILL BE
IF SENATOR M'CURRY's BILL
BECOMES A LAW.

Atlanta, June Ex-senator Julian
McCurry will intr duce d bill in the
state senate next week making tle
carrying of a pistol or other danger
GUS weapon concealed, a felony, pun
ishable with Imprisonment for a term
of not less than twelve months.
Senator McCurry was mere today as
a member of the committee on rear
ranging judicial circuits.
In Announcing his purpose Of intro
ducing the bill, he declared that pis-
tol toting is one of the most serious
evils we have 10 contend with, and
that il ooald scarcely DC dweIt with
too stinocntIE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
LONG. .WlNOED CASE TOOK UP
DAY IN SUPERIOR COURT
Mrs. Frances 3. Leigh vs.. Aiken Can
ming Co., Occupied Entire Day

In tie superior cour; Yesterday ore
long stretched out civil case occu-
pied almost the entire day. 1t was
the case of Mrs Frances B. Leigh,
VS.. the Aiken Canning Company and
] B. Abrams, Albert Fandig and j.
W. Tatum.
# seems that some time ago the
plaintin secured verdict against
tba old Aiken Canning Company,
which was meyer paid, and she then
brought suit against tie stookEoia-
ers Of the company. The case had
MANY legal points involved and was
not given to the i.ry until late in the
afternoon. A verdict for $332 9 in
favor OF the plaintiff was lie = al
The only oyhcr case called d4tins
the day was e2at Of I. l. Schuyler vs. vs..
Padrosa. ait on account, VIC"
was dismissed az tae plain Ifs cost.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
T1E COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, June 14.-Eusiness va.
again very dull in the cotton market
today, trading being confined chiefly
tc scalping operati ms among the
floor traders.
The undertone was strons. 1oweT'
er and while fluctuations we're mar
row the market rallied easily on a
moderate volume Of buying in the af-
tornooa and the market c'osd firm
Liverpool cables were slightly aig.-
ar; weather adyices were favorable
50 t sales here amounted 70 only one
hundred bales a. ten points advance
over Yesterdays prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
MET WITH WATERY GRAVE,

Schooner Van hcrGt Wrecked and
Several Lives Lost.
WilIemstad. Curacao, June 1+-The
government schooner Van Hordt has
been wrecked on the northeast coast
IF Curacao. The captain. crew and
passeug gers, with the exception Pct
four sailors and one passenger, were
drowned. The Governor of Buen
Ayre is among the lost,
The vessel was bound for this port
from Buen Ayre, a Dutch Indian is
land on the Venezuelan coast, thirty
miles east Of the island Of Curacao.
She struck during thick weather On
Sunday night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
TO GIVE MUSICAL LECTURE
Prof. Albert oeraId-Thiers to be at
the Pastime Friday Night.

Prof. Albert Gerald-Thiers, who is
now visitor on 81. Simon, at the ur-
cent solicitation OF the Brunswick
Musical Association, will appear at
tke Pastime theatre Friday nieat.
Prof. Gerald-Thiers is master
among voice specialists and enjoys
a world wide reputation. having re-
paatediy heen honored by election to
Yrcminen- musical societies in Amer.
.ce and Europe.
This is ar exceptional Opportunity
-r all lovers Of music to be able to
ear such a distinguished artist and
cre that may never 5a offered again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
SHOT BY HIS BROTHER;
DIES ON SURGEONS TABLE

EoJston, Ga, June i4-Jim STRANGE
Z. OF his brother Dunn STRANGE. here
friday night inficting wound in
.he abdomen. He was lperated on
Saturday and died before the opera
.icn was finished.
1t is said that jim was drinking and
ID 1sen asked BY Dunn to go to
town with him. when he cursed and
~av his pistol and fired. Sheriff
Kidd. of Hart county, came to Roys-
g, iu an automobile and arrested the
slayer, Lodging Elm in the jail at
HG.-Well.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
TIE CORPORATION TAX
Collection Of San7e May Be Postpon.
ed Until Next Year

Washington, D. c., June 14.-Be-
Cause the Surreme Court f the Unit
ii States has delayed passing on the
constirutionaliv Of the corporation
laH until next year, Senator CuIom
IA introduced a joint resolution
postponing until January 1st next tae
payment of the tax
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
FLOODS IN VIRGINIA.
Much Damage Threatened in the Old
Dominion States.

Richmond, Va, June IA fcod
is threatening much damage in Viz
einia. The James and Appomattox
are rising steadily. but not yet to
food level cities. Much low ground
is covered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
FOR SUB.TREAoURY

Washington, June 1.-THE p0r-
chase Of land for auildins for sub
treasury al New Orleans is pI vided
for III senate bI.. passed 81 ta-
senoate today. r q BIZ carries Al
apg,opriat Oh OF $2519oo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15
T|MEEXP|RES;
JEWS FEARFUL
Of MASSACRE
ALARMING REPORTS ABOUT THE
ANTl-JEWiSA AGITATION
NOW CURRENT
Nhe Russion Government Recently
Took Alarm at the Growth in Com
mercial and Political Influence OF
Sst ler7cnt5 oe t,4 Jews.

s. petar.51ra lima 14-K.,,r,.
received na~a 5-n,, ,,:a, s.5 t.'a.
cantc,s of sn-;-7a,,..,, .,r,-,,,, ,,",.l
etren rise to ara~a taaTs Tho" n,.s
sacra viii ra.i,I, +. an. I.aJrs,,..' l,r-
fe}a5 to Iaa,s ns,e -,ir-l - ao 90
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monfh aeao tna ;aw. r.s;5irs uta.-
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to leave
ahov the ErouIs oo ,yas O-oere6
Thn order of -,s mission wa. iysnad
a. a result Of an >.itafjon v5iob o.
zan in the Dupla. and originally Dro-
y.dsd maj fine eyn3I-ion should take
rIace nn Auljl IS last Sn,saarantlr
-9a. ord,, wa. e-sranded b,. p-a,ofar
Sfolynin to ua,.aft -nrt5o, avami-
nation Of Jewish claims nj residence
The order aDnlsed T., o;5ar cities and
yu, voera lew. -.e residing WITH
r,7+ tha male ard IocaI coru77issions
g.sre au.eir,e5 IN revise t,s -ist Of
.,,a.- st-.-.-5 .n- RI. a,d.r with fine
ex. o..ats n tnat 81 larae n-onortinn
vculd he allowed Ia remain unqi,-
turhad
The Kjc, commission considered
7E NJ 900 eases. 0f which N5a were
fouTd 10 q subiect TO oxDnl4ion
The aoyernor-eeneral reviewed the
decisions of r1e commission and con
f1med rne emulsion of zoo of those
listed
The Jews remaining in Kjey will be
allowed r, cacrIv simmer villas -ut.
side the city -pIy throneb soeeial
psrmission Granted in ind vijua,
casees.
TIN order of expulsfon awhile, Nc.
only to l>iay bHt to tha entire seq
ion of tine emuire constituting
craa+ Ruesia ,yhich ,omnrisae all Of
The central provinces From time
i,o,neno.ial +. @ Jews have he4n RIG.
,,-,.I,. avcIndad from, this territ rv
,leyertbeIess throusb relaxation Of
va,1Iuent surveillance tbroueh brib
ar, Of mino, officials and through
abusa of certain individual privileges
Granted 10 certain classes industrial
centres within the forbidden territory
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15

"ludi-h an1 Ho!ofernes"
zines De Castro"
"DeceitfuI Eyes,"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-15

MOVING PICTURES
5 and 10 Cents.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-24

FIGHTING IS SOME FIERCE
TaiiaferrO and Broward Partisan. are
WaEing Warm War for Their
Respective FaNorites

-. Augustine. Fla. May 24-With
United States Senator James Il. Talia-
ferro taking the offensive Well as
the defensive and former Gov. Napo-
leon r. Broward whirlinS over the
state at a clip never before equalled in
political campaign in Florida poll
tics in beginning fairly to sizzle in
anticipation of the second primary.
June :. which Will decide between the
TWO for the senatorShip.
Senator Taliaferro remained on the
defensive during the first fight for
both he and his friends believed that
he would win easily. But the returns
show that Gov. Broward led him by
forty votes. 1t was a surprise. And
now the Senator is going at il in earn
est. lie began right at headquarters
and switched Phil Dell Cassidey off
the job campaign manager and
placed Walter Coachman there in
stead. Mr. Cassidey will proba bly,
work hard for the Senator, but Mr.
Coachman is undoubtedly more con-
verSant with the political situation all
over the state and so can perhaps di-
rect il better.
Clark and Bryan In IL
CONGRESSMAN Frank Clark has also
volunteered his services to Taliaferro.
Clark is a hummer for hot campaign
ing and beginning with a great rally
held in Jacksonville Thursday night
they have started on a campaign tour
of the state. BESIDES defending Talia-
ferro's record they are going after
Broward'S.
And Broward is putting his old time
vig"r and energy into the fight. Ma
than Bryan. an elder brother of the
Iamcnted United States Senator VIII
Bryan. and one of the ableSt lawyers
and citizens in the state. iS taking an
active hand in the former Governor :
campaign.
And the big Everglades champion IS
hitting il up at a clip over the state
that is simply astounding. He is max
ing three and four speeches a day and
sometimes twice as many. 1t is a
whirlwind campaign and everywhere
he is being greeted with enthusiasm
and by great crowds. 1t is a battle to
the death, and ii is hot-sizzling hot.
The state is being Hooded with litera-
ture. In every county the friends of
either candidate are eXerting them
| selves all possible in behalf of their
champion. The friends of Taliaferro
recognize the fact that they must fight
Broward are spurred on by the unex-
| pectedly splendid showing he made in
| the first primary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-24

He stands for Art. XIX. of the con-
stitution-local option.
He stands for temperance, sobriety,
morality and an economical admins
tration Of the government.
He i not the candidate Of the liquor
traffic nor the .Anti-Saloon League. nor
any political or religious ring or clique.
He stands for home rule, separa-
tion of church and state, q government
of the people, by the people and for
the people.
He stands for good roads. equal
rights TO all. and special privileges to
none.
He stands for the repeal of many
laws that are hurdensome to the mass
eS. that We're passed in the interest of
the classes.
He stands for county high schools at
every county site. which We now have.
but especially for better state appro-
priationS for country and village
schools.
He stands pledged. should state-w wide
prohibition prevail in the November
election. to do all in his power to enact
laws that Will prohibit the manufac-
ture and sale of spirituous liquors,
wines or beer