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Arizona republican., 1911-08-04
USE OF ENGLISH.

The report that individuals have been
punished in two towns in the South
for using prOfane language is Of the
utmost Importance to that small minor
ity of persons who hold that a proper
familiarity with the English language
is worth while. says the st. Louis
Times. There is. il must be conceded.
a shocking degree of ignorance of the
English language by the people who
should speak il more or less correctly.
The average high school graduate has
only the haZiest knowledge of it;
great many college graduates founder
i'm it's simplest whirlpOols with pathetic
helplessness- The double negative is in
dulged in by perhaps 60 per cent of
our entire population Our most charm
ing young women usually exhibit a
knowledge of only half a dozen adj
jectives. while the average man about
town has to rely upon a practical ur-
banity when he converses with any
one who knows the English language.
One is constantly reminded of DR.
Johnson's fish woman. who believed
herself 10 be mOrtally injured when he
referred to her as a polyhedron.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04

The following arrivals registered at
the Phoenix totels:
Ford: J. r. Dykes, Mesa: Rowland
Jacobs lobe: John V. Burger. Fl PasO;
s. p. Viene, Santa Fe: L. A Hunter,
city: Chas. X. Pishon: l.. A ]. T. Leep-
er. Jerome; F. Mitchell. Denver; w. b.
Howard. City; r. Ronstadt. Tucson; G.
O. Wendell, Mesa; G. W. Griffcy. Flor
ence; J. A. King. Florence; B. r.
Brown. Florence.
The Stag: II. w. White. Santa Fe.
The Annex: s. s. Campbell. BistOn:
d. s. Campbell. Boston; ]. w. Peerce,
Santa Re; ]. F. Johnston. L. A, Vernon
French. Hayden: A. NJ. Mamma, y. Y.
The Commercial: j. G. Mitchell. San
Diego: Stella Lambert, Winslow; Theo.
Peece. Kelvin: Mrs. Ed Shannon. KEEL
win: Frans Sharkey; A. l.. Nelson. Az
ondales: ID. c. Brown, Winslow: May
bell WOolf. Tempe; Mary Corbells,
Tempe; Geo. II. CHASER, Denver; NJ.
Daugherty: L. w. StilIwell. Mesa: ]. F.
Gilt. Mesa: s II. Snider. X. c. F. w.
Mcnamara. Chicago; Mrs. NJ. L..
Adams. Globe: David Hardenberg, L. A.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04
FARMERS URGED TO
CHERISH ABUSED SKUNK
Government Expert Says Animal Is Not
A Pest.

DR.. A. X. Fisher who has been for
some time acting chief OF the Biological
Survey Of the Department Of Agricul
ture. Washington. D c. believes that
the bounty granted by Yavapai coun-
" on skunkpelts is a grevious mistake
Ii is thought that as a result Of the
doctors advice. given fews days ago
IL Prescott, that the odoriferous ami
mails. instead of being regarded as a
pest by the farmers, may finally come
10 be regarded with positive affection
DR. Fisher devoted his attention in
Prescott last Tuesday to preliminary
efforts toward the determination OF
prairie dogs in the vicinity of Larry
Titles farm near Granite Siding One
Of the most interesting facts brought
out by the investigations Of the doctor
and his assistant, Theodore Scheffer.
Is '1e statement made by the former
that YGvapai county suffers not one
fifth the depredations occasioned by
gophers and prairie dogs that are en-
dured in agricultural regions in the
Middle West
DR. Fisher hopes to enlist the CO.
scourges in this county, towari a con-
certed attack aimed against their con-
tinucd Gepradations. This. from his eX-
perience. he stated yesterday. is the
only solution Of the prairie dog and
gopher evils in Yavapai county.
II was in an interview with Super
wiser r. II. Smith that DR. Fisher eX-
Pressed his opinion on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF eXterminating skunks. He made
clear his position in this regard, at the
special meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce, held Thursday morning. at
1920. whereat the doctor and his as
sistant made a demonstration Of the
poisoning of oats. showing the process
IL every detail. DIR. Fisher eXXpounded
the doctrine Of the survival OF the fit
test in nature, in way that win. per
h1ps. upset the present bounty system
r:cvaiiing in Yavapai county
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04
CONFLICTING STORIES
OF SHOOTING SCRAPE
Mexican, Either Inside or Outside Of
Wowan's Apartment, Receives
Bullet in Arm.

Determined to arrest Mrs. Josefa
Burial, a little dark eyed Mexican WON
an. who shot an alleged admirer
through the arm last Tuesday evening
when he attempted To- enter her sleep
ing apartment. Chief Moore of the city
police force chased train for three or
four blocks yesterday morning. The
train had Mrs Buricl on board. and
when ii stopped out by the stOckyards,
she was brought back To occupy an
apartment in the city Jail pending an
investigation of her part in the cpl
sOde
Mrs. Buriel is the mother of eight
children, who has been cooking for a
gang Of section men about fifteen miles
west of Phoenix on the Buckeye road.
Obregon, who received the wound. and
who later swOre out the complaint
against her. was a member of the gang.
As narrated yesterday To the officers.
Mrs BurieIs story of the nights hap
penings puts all the blame of Obregon.
On Tuesday night she was sleeping in
her cook house. when some one came
inside. After calling TO the intruder To
find out what he wanted. and receiv-
ing no reply. she fired. He had come
close To her before she fired. and she
did so in self protection. The intru-
der was Obregon. as his arm bears
witness.
The story Of Obregon begins with a
severe case of cramps He was sleep
ing on top of the cook car with anoth
or Mexican when he was taken with
the cramps. and crawled down to find
relief in moving around As he passed
the window of the car he affirms he
saw a man inside with Mrs. Buried.
She called to him twice, and fired with
out giving him time to answer.
Obregon came to town yesterday
morning 10 have his wound dressed.
Although his wound would not have
been serious had he received attention
at once. his arm was in bad condition
yesterday He swore out a warrant
for Mrs. Buriers arrest. and will at
tempt 70 prove his story.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04

y public service electric company
i now installing apparatus To bring
electric current from san Geronimo
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04
.PEnNANT LEADERS
GET A BACK SET
Detroit Americans Almost Tied With
Phiadel pha-Closest Race in
Years.

NEW YORK, August 3.-The de-
feat Of Detroit by Boston in T.
inning contest today brought .he
American league leaders down to
within a single game of a tie with
Philadelphia for leadership. The lat
ter were idle because Of rain, making
the standing of the pennant racers
as follows
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04

Detroit won g.: lost 30: perecen-
tage 646
Philadelphia won 81; lost "a; per
centage 642
Chicago's loss Of a game 10 Brook
lyn also brought Chicago down a peg
from the pennant leadership in the
National league TO a percentage Of
.626. New York. running second with
.6l3 was idle at Pittsburg. vhere
yesterday they broke the Pittsburgers
winning streak Of I3 games straight.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-04

To Salina Cruz, Mexico. Heretofore
no electric current has been avail
able T. the public. the only plant
being the plant of the Tehuantepeo
National railway. and this company
used the power in connection with
the terminal and dock facilities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
This Home Made Cough
Syrup VIII Surprise You
Stops Even Whooping Cough
Quickly. a Family Supply
at Small Cost.

Here Is home made rerredy that
takes hold % cough Instantly. and viii
usually cure the most stubborn casa IN
- hours This recipe makes pint
enough for a Whole family Too eoaidn't
buy much or good ready made
cough syrup for ssa
Mix one pint % Eranuiatea sugar wIfh
y pint Of warm Nafef. and stir mia.
utssL Put 2 y ounces q PIner lss cents
WORTHY In PANT bottle. sad add the
sugar syrup. Thia kegs perfectly and
has pleasant tasfe-chiidren IKE H.
Braces np the appetite and - slightly
laxative. which helps snd a cough
rou probably know the medical vaine
Of pine IN treating asthma. bronchitis
and other throat troubles sore Lungs.
etc. There ~ nothing better Pines i
the most valuable concentrated compound
Of Norway white pins extract. rich IN
Eulsicol aad All ths natural healing pine
elements Other preparations will not
work In this formais-
The prompt results from this inex.
prnsfse remedy have made friaiads fnr
Il In thousands Of homes IN the United
States ard Canada. which explains uhr
the plan has been initiated - often. but
never successfully
SeTnc ef the best known Seattle ar,sR.
gists. such Bartell Drug Co. distslls4
utsrs. ana others. think - well Of the
above recipe that they gearantee u "a
give satisfaction or refund the purchase
price. Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
Quick Action Prescription
Cures Colds in a Day

The best and quickest pFescrip.
ton known To medical science for
colds and coughs 10 as follows: Get
two ounces Of Glyccrine aud half an
ounce OF Concentrated Pine com.
pound Then get half pint OF
good whisky and put the other two
ingredients into Il. shake II we'll.
Take one to two teaspoonfuis after
each meal and at bed time. Smaller
doses 10 children according 20 age
Be sure 10 get only the genuine
tGi0bel Concentrated Pine. Each
half ounce bottle comes In a tin
screw-top sealed case. Any druggist
has Il on hand or wlil quickly get
Il from his Wholesale house Any
one can mix this at home There
are many cheaper preparations OF
large quantity but u don't pay 10
experiment, This treatment Is GER
tain cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

This. ladies and gentlemen, il
the farfamed. gold tanned graduate
OF the Dwight. III. aniithifst en-.
pofium. Arthur tnee uugAl Ray.
mond. Of the New York National
league baseball club
When In the DAYS ~ his youth
Raymond eouldnt successfully
wreatic q or 80 schoonefs OF hops
he did not consider himself Ia con
dillon.
lila cccentriciiiss finally became
a nuisance aud he was shipped 10
Dwight. where he was 'r0caiaicd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

BY means OF hypo with pure. re-
fined gold Now when he walks he
exudes the slrgin metal and his
thirst has disappeared
Raymond no longer homes for IN.
foamlnK liquid 20 hear him tell
lt--and perhaps Il IN 30. Al any
rate. Manager McUraw II willing
20 believe IN hia great pitchers
reformation until the contrary IL
proved To date Ray mond has not
6howu n disposition 20 step from
the confines OF the straight and
narrow path 10 fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
x. O. HAS A colo.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.--A bad
cold, from which Knockout
Brown has suffered since his bout
last week with One Round" Hogan.
developed into grippe today and
Brown ls confined TO his bed.
"I'll be up tomorrow and Turk.
lsh bath Will put me IN shape TO
fight again." Brown said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
aoIch rAlLa-

INV YORK. Feb % PRANK
Goteh failed to make good in his
handicap match last night when
he undertook TO throw three mon
In one hour. Gotch dieposed u the
first two In the allotted time. bat
he struck a tartar In VIM Demet
raj. Greek. whose shoulders we're
off the mat when the 30 minutes
we're up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

NEW HAVEN. Coma. Feb q.
Yale baseball candidates we're
called ia assemble today 20 com.
mencc practice Athletic experts
figure that the Eifs have the bes;
chance IN years for turning out a
team that should defeat Princeton
or Harvard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is with
one day of training already lost on
account of rain. the band ~ Angel
hopes gathered by Henry Berry 10
bring the coast league penans o.
Los Angeles THIS season. prepared
70 get down 70 real work at the
local dlAfnnnh TODAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
20 80 spnlNna

NEW YORK. Feb Is Hal
Chase and hts illghlandara are cn
route Tor Hot Springs today where
they viii put IN sso weeks
session drinking the water before
thcy leave for the spring training
camp al Afhaus. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2s~~Phii.
adelphia National league players
are headed for the apriug training
grounds az birmingham. Ala. to.
dRy. where they Usli pat in three
weeks Of hard work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

dashed up just for advertising pur-
posssf
There's tip for some Of the slow
thinkers in the operation that de-
prlved ball player OF bis toes, 10
Increase his speed.
Wen have chicken every day
and posSum on sunday when sam
gets through with Lang wrote
Bob Armstrong a few days before
the cave man ahelved the Aus
tralian
Er L0rdship Constance Stewart
Richardson voiced the sentiment az
IN. fangfordI.anE mill that the
punishment administered By the
Boston baby vas most severe.
chrlsfy Mafhewaon says the
pitcher with speed Is a winner But
Christy eoesn't add that the speed
merchant needs plenty Of stuff TO
mix with the fast one.
c. Young Is of for hia twenty.
first season. and a. usual the sport
pages viii aay. he starts In the
best OF condition
Al Kaufman. The big boxer. Il mar.
rled His bride Is a Frisco Eiri and
the happy event occurred Sunday
In Pittsbnrg
The Marysville High school girls
basketball team was defeated At
Edmonda Saturday might BY the Ed
monds team. The score Was II
TO IL.
Lew Powell got the quletus In
the nineteenth round ~ the SEIZED
uied 20 ronnd bout with frankie
Barns At Frisco last night. Burns
showed splendid class from the start
and had IL all his own way.
The Cleveland bali club starts
training today at Alexandria. Va.
"Onc Round Hogan and Al Vol.
CAST have signed for a i0round en-.
sngemeni TO be pulled off NJ New
York on Patriots day-which Is
April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
Knockout Made Him Good

BARRE. IA. Feb.
IS You seldom
hear OF a fighter
being helped by a
defeat. but that's
what happened to
Joe Burke. one OF
the best lao-
Founders In Penn
Sylvania
re defeat oc.
Cured Is months
ago al Old Forge,
n ert O'nonnell
winning In N
rounds. after find
lng out. late In
the battle. that
Burke was not
there" at infight'
Ing Much money
changed han q $
aud Burke was
declared a dead
one.
Hut Burke did
not believe H. Tie
e m ploy ed the
man who had
been handling
O'ponncu and be-
gan again. lie
learned the short
arm stuff and six
m ont his later
trimmed ODon.
nell In six rounds
Since then he has
been winntng
steadily.
u Ike Is a
printer and two of
hts brothers are
pugilists one was
champion middle.
wpinht az fha coai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
SSSSSSSSS
EVERY YEAR.


\ EVERY YEAR. +,
\ BY Tom Akers.
> when the cunning little rain =
\ drops
\ Patter down upon the street =
4 And the gentle. searching :
; moisture
y Chiiis my bones and BoakH 4
my feet,
) II IN then that ! am barking 4
! For the loud. lneistsnt call 4
\ or the grassy. emerald Ola =
b mond,
b And the umpire's words, 4
\ "Play ball"
; For the dreary days Of win. 4
\ ter
) Freeze my blood but all ia 4
; vain.
! For | thaw out in the bleach 4
\ When the sunshine comes =
again.
4 4 4 \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
SHORT SPORT

variety alone gives 10y:
The sweetest meats the soonest
cioy.-
Blue road uniforms will be the
style IN select baseball circles this
season.
Howard Camuitx. Pirate pitcher.
whose lapses from the straight and
narrow last season cost him 81 zoo.
has signed his contract calling for
81 500 with antisllp clauses
What do you know about that
ancient silver. kid" Mccoy. re-
turning TO life and putting Phiia-
delphia lack 10 the bad In three
sessionsy There's a faint posi-,
bility IL was a Bit OF clever press
work. although Phllly Jack never
was noted for taking punishment
even TO boost his own eamenot
refleeting upon his gameness-but
wouldn't be be a sucker 10 get all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

regions for years. and another
younger. Is beating everything In
his class. Joe Is considered the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

"Onc Round" Hogan and Al Vol
CAST have signed for a i0round en-
sagement TO be pulled off ~ New
York on Patriots day--which Is
APRIL 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

Dance at Dreamland tonight
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

The Cleveland bali club starts
training today at Alexandria. Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

TRANSFERS WIN.
The Transfers beat the fenlerh
In a good ball game at the City
park Sunday by the score OF Z 10 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

dashed up Just for advertising pur.
posesf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

There's a tip for some Of the slow
thinkers In the operation that de-
prlved a ball player OF his toes, TO
increase his speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

The Marysville High school girls
basketball team was defeated At
Edmonda Saturday might BY the Ed.
monds team. The score Was II
10 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

Al Kaufman. the big boxer. Il mar.
rled Ills bride Is q Frisco Eirl and
the happy event occurred Sunday
In Pittshnrg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

variety alone gives Joy;
The sweetest meats the soonest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
Atlmperiat Alleys.
nAIN IN RnuTA

IWTNFN NFsF1. ~ vi
Team total. s.t92
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

c. Young Is of for his twenty.
first season. and na usual the sport
pages will SAY. he starts In the
best OF condition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03

and vt,issirudes Dor11e with forttuda
In his whimsical way Mark .oVeo
Hannibal and Hannibal returns thS
affection by being exceedingly proud
OF Twain. He is indeed the city's only
title u, raz-e save fer its growing com
mercial possibilities. II is no longer
white town browsing in the sunshine
Missouri. too. knows the humorist-phi-
losopher as one Of its greatest sons
and the entire state applauded wher
one Of its legislators introduced re-
Gently 8 bill 70 appropriate SloVoo TOT
a Mark Twain memorial in his home
city Of Hannibal 1t was proposed at
first that the state acquire the Glenn
ems home in Hannibal and preserve 1t
as q sort of Mark Twain museum or
memorial but Hannibal gently though
firmly interposed q veto. saying that
the Clemens house was its own especlal
concern and not that OF the state The
sum Of money needed to acquire the
house was small. and Hannibal could
take care OF that itself, thank you II
the state OF Missouri wished to renern-
Der Mark officially well and good Let
IT expend its $4,000 in some other way
a monument. with a statue Of Mis-
souris first citizen" TO De placed either
in the small city park in Hannibal or
in the new Mara Twain park which IS
10 be created by the city. has been sug-
gested.
Naturally Hannibal knows its Mark
Twain we'll; also it knows Itself well.
IS portrayed in the Twain books. and
holIows in the city sidewalks bear wit
ness to the hours spent by various
Originals" in standing and telling folks
how Mark put them into his books as
HuckIeberry Finn or Tom Sawyer or
Injun Joe or some other OF his unfor-
E-ettable characters. Until 1902 Hanni-
bal had a small tumbledown shanty
which was pointed out to visitors as
the only genuine bona fde home Ot
HuckIeberry Finn. The house is shown
in the picture. The reader may decide
for himself whether its appearance
agrees with his mental image of thu
sort Of house Huck's father. being tho
sort Of man he was. would be likely to
provide for his family. Huck's IA
Their. YOU know. loved red ticker" more
than he did progeny.
Mark Twain park. recently acQuire4
by Hannibal, lies below the city on tbs
bank Of the great river which viii be-
associated forever with The writer'S
name in the mind Of every one VINO has
read Life on the Mississippi" 1t in
Cludes Lovers Leap" made famous IL
local history by IN old Indian tradition,
and ION Sswyer's cave. now known Of
dcialy as Mark Twain's cave Read,
ers of ''Tom Sawyer that epic OF
American boy life" will remember tbs
cave in which Tom and his little sweet
heart were lost while the folks Of his
town searched high and low for him.
The cave is freak Of 0a tUre. 4 narrow
underground passlge about a mile long,
with deep side pockets
CHARLES ~. f.URIE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03

direction OF freer trade. The same
general alignment is observed among
the Canadians themselves. The Lib
erals support the measure: the Con
servatives oppose. As the Liberals are
in control both at London and Mon
treal. the croanings Of the opposition
will probably have little effect on the
outcome 1t IS not without significance
that it should be the Conservatives in
Canada and England who fight the
proposition and the standpatters who
are against il in the United States.
MAN. Important Reductions.
The articles made free under the
agreement generally cover foodstuGfs
and the necessaries of life. including
all kinds of live stock, grain, fresh
vegetables and fruits. poultry. butter
eggs. fish and sea food, cOttOnsced oil
lumber and wood products, wire, some
kinds of machinery, coke, wood pulp
print paper and other kinds of paper.
Articles not on the free list. but con
sideraOly reduced, with the same rates
applying to both countries, include all
kinds of meats. flour. clocks and
watches, automobiles. farm machinC-r
and building stone. Reductions "rr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
For Your Hair
Here Are Facts We Want You
to Prove at Our Risk.

When the roots Of the hair are
entirely dead and the pores Of the
scalp are glazed over, we do not
believe that anything can restore
hair growth.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic acts SCI
entificalIy, destroying the germs
which are usually responsible for
badness. II penetrates 10 the roots
Of the hair, stimulating and nOurish-
ing them. It "a a most pleasant toll
let necessity. is dellcately perfumed
and will not gum nor permanently
stain the hair.
We want you TO get a bottle Of
Rezsll "93" hair tonic ana use il as
directed. II IL does not relieve scalp
irritation, remove dandruf, prevent
the hair from falling out and pro-
mote an increased growth OF hair
and In every way give entire salts
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you paid us for 4.
We lend our endorsement 10 Rex
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u comes In two sizes. prices so cents
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all store. The Thomas Drug Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03

porters OF this idea aver that the only
American benefciaries OF reciprocity
will be the consumer, the railroad and
the manufa cturer. In the matter of
wheat for example, the cheaper prod
uct OF the Dominion will come to the
American mill to be ground.
On the free admission Of live stock,
supporters of reciprocity assert that
the adoption Of the agreement viii ac-
tuaIly help American farmers. As
there is little corn grown in the Do
minion. Canadian range cattle will be
brought across the border TO fatten.
Fishermen Object.
Farmers are by no means the only
ones objecting 10 the proposal. The
fishermen OF New England are up in
arms. At Gloucester the flags were
put at half mast on the announcement
Of the plan. The New England pulp
mills are also IN opposition. II seems
a foregone conclusion that most OF the
senators from this section Will vote
against ratification. Yet, strangely
enough, the man who is leading the
fight for reciprocity in the house II
Representative Samuel ". Mccall OF
Massachusetts, a regular Republican.
Back OF Canadian reciprocity Is a
larger question which everybody rec
ognizes, but which nobody talks much
about. In England # furnishes one OF
the grounds for opposition 70 rauhca-
ton OF the agreement In America It
Is supplying just as powerful "A sentl-
ment the other way. In Canada, If rec
ognizsd at all. Il Is brushed aside.
This IS the question OF Canadian an
nexa ttOE. Is It only a drea-n. Or f. It
@ possibility Of the near fu:ure5 Can