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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-09-09

Big shoe sale now on at The PEG
pies Cash Store.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-09-09

The Peoples Cash Store is thu
place to spend your cash.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-09-09

W. w. LAsrRrP, p. c.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-09-09

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Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
OFFICERS READY WIT.

An ancestor of Tolst6Ts. an army
officer, was an excellent mimic. One
day he was mimicking the Emperor
Paul to a group of his friends when
Paul himself entered and for some
moments looked on unperceived at
the antics of the young man. Tolstoi
finally turned and beholding the en-
peror he bowed his head and was
silent. Go on. sir" said Paul, con
tinue your performance
The young man hesitated moment
and then folding his arms and re-
producing every gesture and intona-
ton of his sovereign. he said: "Tol-
stoi, YOU deserve to be degraded, but
/ remember the thoughtlessness of
youth, and You are pardoned." The
ear smiled slightly at this speech.
We'll, be it So" he said-London
Globe
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

largest number of points will be pro-
nounced winner A contest in taking
dictation on the typewriter will fol-
low, the contestants to write for five
minutes. Shorthand dictatiOn viii
come afterward. and then fifteen min
utes will be allowed for transcribing
the notes into typewriter copy. In
all but the class events the winners
will receive first, second and third
prizes Of ribbons stating their abil
ity in the line of work in which the
prize is taken. The Tempe scholars
hope to carry the handsome silver
prize cup, which was taken by the
business department of the Phoenix
high school last year, back home with
them. but the Phoenix boys and girls
are determined to keep it here, and
the contest between the two rival
schools will be exceedingly interest
ing
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
THE MOB SPIRIT.

Americans are just now passing
and hurry; they want to arrive by
the shortest cut; they want to tear
down the bulwarks to gain the small
est immediate end: they are imbued
with notions that cannot be dissO-
ciated from the spirit of lynch law.
The manifestations of this spirit are
to be found everywhere. says the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The recall of judges is a mere device
those who are too impatient and tickle
to submit To any stable government.
Suppose the recall idea had been in
active operation in this country dur
ing the past generation. There was a
period when Kansas would have re-
called all who did not agree with
the frenzy of Mary Ellen Lease and
Senator Whskers PETER. Iowa. which
was the first state to indorse the
gold standard after the silver frenzy,
would have started at least two
perpetual greenback mills before that
return to sanity if it had not been
checked by obstacles like congress.
The United States of America would
long ago have plunged into the NOR
ass of free silver and Organism If
a popular vote on the question could
have been taken at the very instant
when the frenzy was electric. AT
civ in hn
have gone down into the slough of
pOpulism and fiat money if they
had not been given pause.
What is the law for? Its very in
tent and purpose is to provide a rule
which shall prevent people from
achieving their objects without con-
sideration and thought. All law is
inconvenient to somebody. Laws are
made for the purpose of checking the
impulses of the eager and thoughtless.
The experience of the world has
shown that so many dangers Turk in
the whims. passions and desires of
thoughtless people that the law was
not enough. So uncertain is the
course which the popular will may
take that constitutions have been
erected LOT Jne purpO>e OF CHECKING
even the lawmakers who are readily
responsible to popular wishes. And
even beyond that it has been found
necessary to have safeguards. Take
ten men and they may each have a
different opinion as to the meaning
of a constitution and therefore, the
courts are provided to give the one
Interpretation which shall prevail so
that the whole country may have
certainty and settlement
We think that America needs a
body of public opinion which shall
sustain the law. The presumption
ought to be in favor of the law and
of the courts and Of the constitution.
until a compelling reason can be
found against them, and not instan-
taneously against the law because it
exists and is in the way. Thousands
of well-meaning people who would
not prOfessedly make an attack upon
our institutions are doing the work
of the sapper and miner more eff
fectiVely than the man who cries
Down with all government"
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
TASTE OF QUEEN MARY.

Queen Mary is very particular in
regard to the gowning of those in her
immediate encourage, neatness and
quiet good taste being the require
ment among her ladies in waiting
and the youthful maids of honor
Among other regulations issued as
royal commands to the latter young
ladies were certain minute details
says the GentlewOman, more especial
ly as regards their morning and aft
ernOon attire when in waiting on her
majesty.
Queen Mary has a dislike. for in
stance. to the blouse or costume be
ing cut low in the neck. and she per
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
CONTEST IN SHORTHAND
AND TYPEWR|T|NG
HANDSOME SILVER CUP THE
PRIZE AT STAKE.
Business College Departments of
Phoenix and Mesa High Schools
to Contest Here.

Students from the shorthand and
typewriting departments of the Phoe-
nix and Tempe high schools will hold
contest in typewriting, and short
hand next Friday evening at the Ari-
IONA School OF Music. 4 contest sim
liar to that which is planned for next
week was held last year at Tempe,
the Phoenix school coming off win
ner, although the scholars from the
Tempe schools made good showing,
and demonstrated unusual skill in
their work
Since the inauguration of business
college training in the valley high
schools the department has become
one of the most popular, and decid-
eddy one of the most efficient in all
the schools into which il has been
introduced. The shorthand and type
writing work of the Phoenix high
school is carried on under the direc-
ton of c. l.. Michaels and ". b
Christy, two competent members OF
the faculty and the same department
at Tempe is directed by Professor
Carl McMurray, who has produced
gratifying results in the excellence OF
the work done by his classes. Each
school will be represented by fifteen
scholars at the contest, part of whom
will contend for the prize for speed
in taking dictation, others for taking
dictation on the typewriter, and the
remainder Of the classes win compete
for the prize given to the ones who
transcribe their notes with the great
ners and advanced students will par
ticipate in the contest. and it is ex-
pected that the yearly repetition of
these events will create spirit OF
competition among the students which
win result in raising the general
standard Of their work. and give them
a greater desire to excel in the vari-
Gus branches.
The beginners will not be called
upon to contest under the same CON
ditions as the older students. but
there will be considerable allowance
made for their ineXperience. While
the dictation to the advanced schol-
ars will be given at a speed of from
ninety to 100 words a minute. be-
ginners will not be called upon to
tdhe hloie IMAM ii"ii SiNtS W SSN
enty-five a minute. and an equal al
lowance viii be made for speed in
operating the. typewriter.
The first event will be. a contest
i'm copying on the machines. which
viii be entered by five students from
each side. There will be two classes
i'm this event. one made up of ten be-
ginners and the other of ten adj
yanced pupils. The side ginning the
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
COIOred Wash Dresses

In all sizes. from those for the tiny
tots to the ones for school girls and
misses. Made of gingham. linens,
etc. in various pretty styles and col
ors Just see our line before you buy.
Prices range upward Tn
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
ABOUT PICTURE FRAMES
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
II Will Be Open at Baike's Big Curio
Store for Week

1t has been some time since Balke's
Big Curio store has had anything to
say on the subject Of picture franz
ing, but interest is being revived. The
Big Curio store is the only Institution
in the territory employing an expert
picture Trainer the year round But
at this season work always becomes
a little slack 50 that new special
inducements Will be offered to those
who want picture frames
From the already low prices in
stituted by the Big Curio store last
winter there will be a reduction of
twenty-five per cent for a week
This reduction applies to all kinds of
frames, square and oval: those in
stock and those made To order There
are five hundred different kinds of
molding from which to make selection.
In addition, each frame will be
furnished with a genuine Belgian
picture glass, of which an importa-
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

mits only the neat high collar or lace
for morning or afternoon toilets.
The queen, too, has commanded
that when in waiting her maids shall
eschew another mode somewhat in
favor with many young girls at the
moment, the wearing Of short elbow
sleeves.
In some recent photographs pub
lished of one or other Of the queens
maids of honor, those with their neat
morning gowns the sleeves appear
finishing closely up to the wrist The
queen has also signified her liking
for the neat small tOque in prefer
ence TO the wide-brimmed fashion,
able hat with it's towering plumes
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
Everything for Children
ChiIdren's Csc Underwear

The famous Lord d Taylor make.
in every size from the ones for in
fants To the 14-year-old size. Made
of fine. silky Isle, in sleeveless. short
or long sleeve vests; pants plain or
lace trimmed. and the best line ever
p pPice, each '@ rnosn'h at this Csc
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

ton was received yesterday This is
a perfectly clear glass, without a
flaw or blemish, and when placed
upon a picture it becomes invisible,
SO transparent is it
The object Of this special and
uneXampled inducement is TO keep
the frame maker busy during the rest
of the time the Big Curio store will
remain open until the departure of
Mr.. Bake on his European trip.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
s125 ONYX" BLACK SILK HOSE

garter top-hee very quality
he Sl25 you've today per pair.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

In all sizes from To ~ Mostly all
Of this line are white. with coIored
heels and toes. plaid tops. Phoenix
people who have been paying 25c a
pair for this quality will appreciate
tOdays special offering 1nI/n
While they last. per pair. Z|2G
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
Extra Large Hose
For Stout Ladies'

PAIN cotton hose. in al sizes
from S1z to 10. colors black.
white, pink, blue and brown;
the genuine 12Iac and 15c quail
ties. Not more than six pairs
to one customer at today's spe-
cial low price of
&c Pair
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

Puffs redressed, Csc. 213 E. Wash
ington. 4-dg
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

You do better at the Farmers CO.
operative Creamery Co. on Second
ST. II
Arizona republican., 1911-04-22
Lord & TaviOT'S

FAMOUS "CHIFFON- HOSE
Absolutely the finest and sheer
est hose made of Isle. Not
much heavier than a spiders
web. but they have extra high
spliced heel. double heel and
toe and wide garter top. there
by insuring the durability at
the parts where it is most
needed. Any woman who APP
preciates beautiful quality will
buy these. Many people bought
them by the box yesterday.
Only a few dozen left Your
choice, per pair. 4Sc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Stenographic Work Is Good Developer

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4 EaeEs z1d more trusted: and IS his ability
cozaes 70 Be more and r1ore clearly shown he
finds himself IL due tine partner o. manager.
prc1aoted % higher post because At such post
niz ability can be ernployed 70 sfiu greater ID
vantage.
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pner, bit the man With the brains and ability for
that should have ideal. an ambition for higher
worth still. as In fact many such stenographers
Do have, AZ ambition that sooner or later they
realize Some Of the biggest men IN business be
gan life as stenographers."
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up. and sometimes little dry toSsS-
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Co. Battle Creek. Mich
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Weeds IN N. Garden.

The garden was designed as the
most suitable abode for man and WON
an Our creator placed Adam and Eve
in the Garden Of Eden. surrounded
with all OF the beauty and sublfniry OF
nature. But they let the weeds and
serpents thrive, and these finally
caused the owners TO be driven out.
There are stu people who let weeds
grow IN their gardens and not a few
abandon the garden because of weeds.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
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The foal cistern go disease.

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Il IS not advisable TO add 10 silage.
Tie nurse crop Is going cut Of bGsi-
reSs
Plo~ up the g-zsshopper-egg lnfest-
Cd fields this fall
You can raise this amount on three
acres OF good land
There should be place for every
thing-but not out OF doors.
Buckthorn makes q splendid hedge
It is hardy and easily grown
Put the corn into the silo as near
IS possible at the ard-glaziug stage.
Nine millions year are spent on
the maintenance OF roads in England.
It is encouraging TO see how quickly
the pastures respond 10 frequent rains.
High, well-drained soil is best. but
the grape viii grow on most any kind
OF sell and exposure
The general hay crop is short. and
the careful farmer viii save eYery pos
ki5le bit Of corn fodder.
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peal Takers.

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err Why. the people with fresh
IDEAS. Of course, and plenty OF good
warm words 70 dress them IN. Facts
always yield the place Of honor in
conversation, 70 thoughts about facts;
but II false note is uttered, down
comes the finger on the key and the
man 81 facts asserts his true dignity
have known three Of these men OF
facts, al least, who were always
formidable. and one Of them was
tyrannfcaI.-Holmes
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The specolssor.

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

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tie end q the month You promised
ne steady Job
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the sstonished reply
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three or four hours every night that
I don't have anything TO DO but fool
ny time away sleeping SEC
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

A well-planned garden is one that
viii allow as much Of it as possible
to be cultivated with horse Hoeing
In the garden doesn't set well with
most OF US
Good seed, good cultivation. good
common sense are pretty good com.
binatiou. Il good crops are desired.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
AptIy Described.

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court if she had any musical instru
ments in her home. no. sfgnor," she
replied, nothing but rackets.
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ets-the things they put IN graphic
phones"
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