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The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
CAPITAL NOTES


Moford Can and
uniform the
Of ventilation
that
from
The Of Mnlers bill to permit
organized with capital
Il In
i without being
their capital stock the city standard
bank Fairview which was
when IL is
provisions The bill regulating
OF their accounts to the
viii for cond
bankers have offered no oppouoh
arrival of dele
the members
lien the they thrash Tor
OF Mrs Clara
B. fall anxious
enrolment possible the charter
amendments which she going to the polls
injured connne
/ Tuesday when she had In
Lansing
the submission OF the suffrage amend
the track and caused them to miss their train
the clubs Feb H. published
appointments
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

Now to put the rollers under old
Uncle Ike Stevenson. of Wisconsin.
The Lorimer scandal has creased the
skids for corruptionists in the senate.
The recent report OF how Stevenson
secured his seat I'm Wisconsin cones
at a time extremely unfortunate ;"r
Stevenson and the forces OF special
privilege In and out of the senate. An
rroused public sentiment has demand
ed the expulsion of Lorimer and 1t
Will be difficult for the committee on
privileges and elections to rally to the
defense of the rich lumberman also
accused OF buying his way into the
upper branch Of congress. Incidental
". IL was the lumber interests which
raised $4,000 for Lorimer corrup-
tior., and incidentally II is the priaci-
pal lobbyist for the Weyerhauscr
company who is now In Washington
lobbying for IIorimer.
During the tariff debate this Weyer
hauser representative had a suite OF
rooms at the willard and a force
working under him for 10 or Is
weeks. He formed connections In
congress at that time which he Is
rsing now. or course the lumber
truS il ably seconded by the oeef
trust and some other special interests
which are anxious to have Loriincr
remain in the senate. Sincerely,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
ADVERTISING TALKS.
,ce.sinsed from page -.

merchants business-what the
POSSIBILITIES of that BUSH
ness are-the class of people that
will be interested In its adver-
Using announcements.
With this knowledge in his
possession, he can go to the
merchant with a DEFINITE
PLAN OF ADVERTISING and
the merchant will listen to him,
and while he may not respond
to his arguments the first time,
nor the second time, nor the
twentieth time, if the solicitor
keeps on calling, each time
bringing up some NEW FEA-
TURE ABOUT ADVERTISING
and IT'S APPLICATION TO
HIS BUSINESS, the merchant
will sooner or later adopt his
suggestions.
The advertising solicitor who
talks more about other papers
than his own-who spends more
time in knocking his competitors
instead of boosting his own
paper-such a solicitor will
never attain REAL SUCCESS.
Every merchant / know-and
i have called on a great many
in the twenty-five years that
have been an advertising man
has always been willing to listen
to some definite plan that meant,
if adopted, the RETIREMENT
of his business.
To be continued
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
ropAY's GOOD SHORT ONE.

An old darkey was among those
Adams county vote sellers. Judge
blair said to hin:
'Tli Impose on you a fine OF IS, six
muuths I'm the workhouse. and disfran-
chise you for Ave years. The work
house sentence Is suspended"
old Nose left very much down.
hearted. To a friend who asked
how he came out?' he answered:
81 come out mighty poly. gifts
only 81 for ma vote, an de ledge
soaks me for FIVE, so loses 80 on
dat: den. he gibs me a wukhouse sen
tence. an on top OF dat disinfects me
for Ave years.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
wAsHINGToN. u. C.. Feb. ?.

WASHINGTON, ". C., FEB. z.
Dear Dad: No doubt Commander
Sims made a mistake when he pledg'
ed the last drop of blood of all OF US
to the support of the British empire.
No doubt members of the navy ought
to hold their tongues when seated al
the banquet table, either before or az
ter the champagne has Teen passed.
hut no doubt Commander Sims has
Jared worse following his little indis-
cretion than he would have Jared were
he not the man who, acting under
Roosevelt's orders, gave certain
magazine the data for certain ex-
pose OF the very bad conditions which
lrevail in our navy as to the location
OF ,ts useless yards and the continued
use of antique methods applied on
certain of our battleships.
Senator Hale Is chairman OF TIE
naval committee In the senate. Sen
ator Hale did not pke the Roosevelt
Sims expose. Senator Hale Is not
less influential at the white houee
than the famous senator from Rhode
Island. SO this Is where Commander
Sims gets his"
L AT1O0k the 10 btho thN'ONNNNN -
Representative Mann Of Chicago. tor
putting articles on the free list here
ia no bill to remove OF lower the
duties on the articles manufactured
by the steel trust There's rea'
SON"
A bill to change the name OF the
public health and marine hospissl
service to the public health service
and to increase the pay of the officers
and to authorize the members ot thts
service TO study sanitation and the
pollution OF streams navigable and
otherwise. and to study and make re
ports on contagious diseases, has
been reported from the house commit
tee OF interstate commerce, and Is
proving OF great interest to tho doc
tors and the antidoctors OF the coun
try. The antidoctors are afraid that
the bill will be amended In the house
so that Il will do something more
thar it appears to do on its face. and
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
What Would Happen1

Taft and congress going to do In the
case Of states that have changed their
constitutions so as to include direct
legislation and the recall? What Will
they do to states like Wisconsin.
will they do with Kansas? What VIII
they do TO states ike Wisconsin,
Massachusetts, California. Kansas.
Michigan and others that are now set
ting about to give the people these
Democratic measures? And what VIII
happen to governors like McGovern,
Johnson. Stubbs. Foss, Osborn, Wilson
and Deneen for urging their legisla-
lures to pass the initiative and refer
endum? or course nothing Will be
done. But suppose President Tan had
the power over these older states that
he now has over Arizona? WHAT
would happen?-LaFollette's Weekly.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
John p.'s Statue Hangs on Wall.

CHICAGO, Feb. "A life-slzed
bronze bust Of John ID. Rockefeller
has been placed on the mantel above
the fireplace In the 'south-wall Of
Hutchinson Hall at the University of
Chicago. The bust is the work OF a
New York sculptor. William Couper.
A handsome oil painting OF Rockefel-
Ter, painted at the time he founded
the university. hangs on the wall In
the same room alongside the portrait
OF the late President William X.
Harper.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
From Another Point of View

n Baninger says no intention of resigning
sneak thieves
6cs1y probably by the lawyers
making lot OF fuss
amt going to be reciprocity
n those opposing
Hon BeerntheCooe Bill
close to Wash
Angeles establish malpractice the
Leaving the
\ nevertheless. dead and shut
misdeeds AZ this
sessions imagine In Vermiion coun
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
Advertising Reform In Michigan

all other INSCRIPTIONS advertisers
who seek to betray the readers con-
fidence In the integrity of the press"
AS a mere matter OF news this would
seem TO have some. value. Yet II re-
ceived scant notice in the daily news
papers. We print II here for the In
formation OF those readers who attach
some importance to the fact that the
governor OF a great state believes
there should be a state law to protect
readers from the INSCRIPTIONS adver-
tiser with millions TO spend.-LaFol.
lette's Weekly
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

The Referendum.
A rotten legislature, or congress,
rasses a rotten law.
A small portion Csay 10 per cent?
OF the voters sign a protesting petit
tion--and this gives the people an or
rortunity to vote the law down and
out, II they want to.
lent II a pretty good ideaf
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

Representative Oppenborn. of Al
pena. mas introduced In the legisla-
ture bill against fraudulent adyer'
Using. and also proposes an addition
nj law that shall make publishers re-
sponsible for dishonest advertise
ments. Such law would. II enforced.
make some publishers squirm.-Mich-
igan Press Association Bulletin.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
y On Raising Sons.
lothers, For Man Made
Law To Rob You Of
4 Detroit Mothers SON 10 Killed
While Drunk. But the Interest
Of the Home Must Be Left
20 Mans Vote. Alone.
The above appeared as a new

the saoonkeeper is he will pay fine
He win 60 to Jail.
That is say hardly think he will
part money which will his fine he got from
August Rifle August Rifles blood it, but the state will
have satisfied the WILL HAVE TO BE SAL
1sFED.
bring back will prevent the saloon
keeper returning place the sale Of his poison
= heyA
Another boy dugged in his place death and another fine
nay be imposed
The is strict
Having second time the state will take the sso0n
Keepers license away from him.
But the state law is not strict saoOnkepe viii not SO
On selling beer whisky boys strict that provides
against being bereav the mother August Kline mas
been bereaved
Nan has licensed this monster daughters
md ssters-are its victims
mother was its victim August Rifle and MOTHERS
were its victims again Tuesday this week when it showed us
fangs n the state house in Lansing
Upon this occasion Legislators told the mother Of August Rhine
hat the making Of the laws; that man
qualified the laws the sons OF mothers are
under those laws and their slayers licensed to kill
y his i; .ractly the answer she would appealed
% brewer distiler.
One voice legislature against womns suffrage
behaK Of the of the great American home
We hone these few words come this legislator that
& may place his reasoning which have reprinted
4 the top Of column.
II was the legislator who said later in his remarks
IT i. argued that it is our duty this matter to the people
have an honest duty which sent here to perform e'
You turn people, towards God help the man whose
80 small that he the people and then to
sscret vote"
This remark also we presume Of the great American
kcmen
nay THE GOOD LORD SAVE THE HOME FROM THE REPRE-
mnrArTvEs OF MEN WHO AFRAID TO TRUST THE HOME TO
+ kn INTEREST CARE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF MOTHERS
And may the good Lord the representatives Of
no place their opinions above the verdict of all the people
Il matter, not what the opinion any legislator who voted against
ADMITTING the amendment may the merits Of equal suffrage
No member Of body asked for his opinion and nobody
res what it is in this connection whether it be for against
The legislators were simply let the people vote their WILL
La their arontery toward those who woman suffrage
3 y ii i toward those support the movement
II majority people Michigan opposed to equal suffrage
Nat majority q right to be heard
81 $ Hut right there i hitch
majority of the people FAVOR this amendment
The beer and whisky interests have the proposition sub
d and unhapp and whisky interests to be still able
~ Do with legislatures as they please
They wouldn't control legislatures and saloonkeeper,
uppldnt be licensed to kill boys
Do you the drift Of it.
<t We think you do.
xand the matter to Co. all the credit their action reflects
E NON them.
They have won the beer and whisky and
AVE won who stuphed the brain Of August
6ms who drunk they have not the thanks of The
noher Of August Rifle other mother with
cosed to the Rifle boys fate
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

still you can't make us believe that
90. 900 900 Americans are going to be
cternally fooled by forty or hfty
crooked politicians.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
Peace.

With talk OF peace renewed, We al
ways And nations and individuals
Itching for a scrap.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

Proudhon, a Frenchman

II the man who says he never made
a mistake isn't a marvel. what Is heY
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
OBSERVATIONS


victuals
uuSorR habit. and simply because is meaiime and
| Dietetc
| To eat
= food relish
kill his
but to be to
applied
time
thai feeling once "A
Is
genuine the
of left childhood
him
q 8
IL having
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II eARNEGit burden
delight
a
defect
OF all
| prev
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nceA
haven conquer
all
with having
finally shake
/ millions for good
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

n Just beats the cars what small
Inen we sometimes elect to the big
Jobs, speaking Of the government
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

She makes him walk the chalk line
And jump through hoops and
rings.
It's a fact, and tbs lust like her,
And facts are stubborn things.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
Slavery.

Justice Harlan. the chewing tobac-
CO expert OF the supreme court bench,
says that fine-cut az made nowa01ys
is on the bum.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

The more the merrier,' doesn't ap-
neal to cooling turtle doves.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
DIXIE HENS RUSH TO
RESCUE OF THE PEOPLE

CHICAGO. Feb. Fine weather
in the south. which induced southern
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

A German engineer has invented a
sleigh that IL drawn on common roads
by q motor-drfven aerial propeller.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

II Washington. Lincoln and Greeley
were here today, Wall-st. and tn or
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

. Mrs. Anna Rirls swore out war
rant In police court. Saturday. ehars-
lna Angus Mcleod, saloonkeeper, at
No. ~ Twelfth-st-. with selling liquor
10 minors. She AYERS that her son.
August. purchased liquor there last
September and while In q state OF In
toxIestlon, fell from window. She
says he died a. q result Of the injury
The above appeared as news
item in The Times a few days ago.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

Many of US begin life with nothing,
snd die quite as richly endowed as
we started.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

gans would call them dangerous
6emagogs.
Why is politics? To bamboozie In
nocents of course.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
%Ysf&tvsemzs@1zs
YM lll||N||lMsA * @zM

they are all watching It with high
poised AK.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

in 1865, is called the father OF mod
erh anarchism.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02
Frail Woman.

Cool head, dry feet: good health.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02


of
by having vicua hand
The Detroit times., 1911-02-02

banking laws. The purpo
banks which have been
stock, In q village which
tinue their business after
quired to enlarge their ca
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-18

Paris, Texas, where will teach expression and Dramatic Art in the Mary Con- ner college.-Heber Springs Headlight.
 They touch the spot-Virtue's Little Liver Granules at City Drug Store. 39d1m
 MT. and Mrs. Herschel Cast came down from Swifton Satur- day evening and spent Sunday with her parents, also enjoyed the celebration of Mrs. Minors birthday.
 Candled eggs, chickens and new sweet potatoes at Bowen's Cash Store 34d6
 Miss Ethel Annette has re- sumed her position as telephone operator at the Merchants Ex- change, a position which she held very satisfactorily last season.
 A good line of vaudeville acts Monday night, Sept. IS, as well as the great rural comedy-dra- ma, The. Governors Pardon" "
 42tf.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Crook and Clarence B. Crook will leave the middle of the week for 3 visit to homefolks at Dyersburg, Tenn and will make the trip in tEeil stoddard-Dayton roadster.
 Mrs. James V. Ridley and lit tie son, Vernon, arrived home Sunday evening from Omaha Nebraska, and Chicago, where they have visited friends anC relatives several months.
 Jack Handford of Batesvillt and Miss Ethel Collins of Pied mont, Mo, were married at th' home of the bride Friday morn ing and left for St. Louis for few days stay before returning home to Batesville.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-18
Want Advertisements
For Sale.

One 12 horse power Fairba11 Morse Gasoline Engine. Appl at the Palace Jewelry Store an see it run. 81btf. M
 For Sale-Blue Front restau- rant, good business opportunity. Apply to 214 Front St.. 32b7
 For Sale-One new glass fronN safe or china closet, cheap for cash. Apply at Independent of flee.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-18
Rooms For Rent.

Newly furnished large front room, four blocks from l. M. de- pot and half block of private board. Rent reasonable. Tele- phone 283.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-18

Will Campbell returned to ; Walnut Ridge Sunday evening, after spending the day at home. Dollar clocks and dollar watches at I. D. Prices, guaran- teed one year. 27btf Jesse Shuford went over to Memphis Friday to accompany his wife home, who has been wis., iting in Memphis for some time. Hickory Stove Wood-any size load.-John R. Loftin, Jr. 1 Phone 58. 18dtf.
 Miss Mildred Johnson left Sunday evening for Batesville toI enter Arkansas College.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Granules at City Drug Store.
 39d1m.
 Harry Yates went to Judsonia Sunda yto spend several days with his parents.
 New fall dress ginghams are on display at Bowen's Cash Store. 26b7
 Mr. and Mrs c. L. Hogue leave this afternoon for 3 ten days visit to Heber Springs. See the Studebaker buggies sold by J. F. Duck and Compa- ny before YOU buy. In their line of buggles, you get big val- ues. 58btf. Miss Mabel Padgett was the guest of Newport friends Sun day on her return home to Batesville from Heber Springs. w. D. McLain will take your order for either Pennsylvania or Arkansas hard coal. Better place your order early. 85dft Miss Carrie Stevens arrived ] home Sunday from a very pleas ant visit to Mrs. D. D. Adams at s Batesville.
 For drayage, see E. c. Gra- ham, the transfer man. Phone 334. OOdtf
 Misses Jennie and Kate Mar tin are expected up from Little Rock this evening to spend sev- eral days with MT. and Mrs. Gus Martin.
 The Whitaker Stock Compa- ny one of the very best, is to be in Newport for one week, com mencing with '7The Governors Pardon" Monday night, Sep
 tember Is. 42tf.
 Rev. w. E. Vann reached home Saturday evening from a very enjoyable vacation visit to his old home near London, Eng land.
 Ralph Hirsch, a capable and , ambitious young man who has been doing local reportorial work for the Independent and will be much missed by this of- Efice and many other friends, leaves this afternoon for Fay etteville to take a course in en- gineering at the state universi- ty.
 Nothing needs to be pure and sanitary more than milk, espec- ially during the summer season. When you buy from the Pure Milk Dairy you have the satis- faction of knowing you get the best in milk and cream carefully handled. 79dtf.
 Mrs. l. N. Reed entertained Monday evening at cards, the guests being the immediate members and relatives of the family. The honoree at this home function was Mrs. Tom Watson of Newport, who is the guest of Mrs. Reed. A delight
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-18
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury.

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces such articles should never be used except on prescrip- fions from reputable physicians, the damage they win do is ten fold to the good you can possibly de rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure. manufactured bv F. J Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.. contains no mer- arx and b taken internally. acting directly upon
 1nnd mucous surfaces Of the system if
 Snfar1h Cure De sure you get the
 n1orEaIly and made ID IoiedG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19
DRIff NEWS Of THE DAY

w. J. Leonard 10 up from San Fran.
cisco.
Don Ouiion ID among today's suesti
att he Livermorc.
II. schilberG is here from the Cap
ltai City on . business trip.
Ray Hoyt Ia here today from Mer-
rill. attending to business matters.
John w. Koch. who arrived last
night from Montana. ID . Guest at the
Baldwin.
Senator Abuer Weed 10 here froa,
Dunsmuir. He is . guest At the Lake
side Inn.
WIN Haiousek. . prominent resi-
dent OF Malin. 10 spendinG the day In
the county sat.
Y r. Abbott camc IN last night
from rhrall to attend to business In
tere0ls IN klamath Falls.
william p. Lang came In last night
from Tfavsss City. Mich. to look over
Klamath county. with . view to ioca.-
Ing here.
Nr. and Mn. u. A. Finney came In
last night from Medford to spend .
few days In Klamath Falls. They are
registered at the Lakeside.
n. X. Temple has returned to this
city from . combined business and
pleasure trip to San Francisco and
Sacramento. He renorts n m0st On.
joyable time.
James w. Lindsay Of LanGeli VAL
ley. has purchased through r. w.
Stephens the L. J. Reinhart residence
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19
GAYNOR SAYS LIQUOR u
NOT 6Ol.O ON SUNDAYS

NEW YORK. May IS.--NowhorG In
the country In the law against Sunday
liquor selling being enforced ~ thor.
oughly an In New York. according 70
Mayor Gaynor. He makes this state.
ment In a letter replying TO . preach.
er's request for Information.
Never was the tratiic In liquo: IN
this city stopped until I became the
mayor" he says. u have stopped II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19
LARGE INCOME

We have soae Main sssees proper
Y thas = payiaG wsil. Pssase soss
~ followta6:
- ~ b ~ Aaass a ~ city,
ba11dlaW ~ hsiaGiaG u nese tAas
o6ooo ysas nsG Psics oooo . Sooa,
as1 oloyooo eaaA Win haalDs T.
ioo.eses ces.se. WITH eeed huilA.
ias. ssatin6 ~ ol,ooo . ysas. WIN
bs1ag DoeA oeso WAss Dsessae leasa
ezpisss. Prize = oaly ol46 . fooe.
% Esasooahoo tey0a.
Asoehss l0o.6eoe cesass With good
lsceos. as1 ~ psscs = lso thaa
olo0 . foot.
DEolRABLB HOMES
0es h Niehels AAAbttes q oo.Soo.
oss.tAiF1 eash. Ie's 0p1ssu h evesy
way ~ has . las0s ~.
Oas b Nichels AA1itias q d, ,soo.
ese.hals caaA. Ie's oss a ths ssatsst
aneag ~ bsse.
o. a. HlGAth stssst q O, $50.
with osly $50 cash ed ~ balance
~ llke MT. u has ssvea Fooas,
ss6 = asw ~ neAss.. a 0ssas ~
h"uss as6 Iet To- uetis nsasy.
a stxesoe0 hoase ed cosues lol
% P1se seseets ~ apastasat stes.
Price = oaly es.oeo. q sasy sssns.
a thrss-seeo bsa0alew h Pals.
visw. ~ o76o. enly 40 cash.
A foas.roo0 bungalow a. WalnuG
large cosses Iot. Price o0.oS0. Ths
owssv sseas ths aassy as1 ~ nads
10 loW psice to- eash.
4 thsse.soe0 house d RaisvisW.
Prize ooo0. half eaGA.
CLOSE IN LOTS
Ons u NleAels AA11tiaa - elo0.
sss thls loe; 4 spsaks 1os iassli.
Ous a ths llill q oooo. Hiss visw.
A oo.eeee cesnsg - Oak q . vesy
lew psses.
viss bun0AlsW s11s o Cysscsnl
avssao q oo50.
We ~ y sule yess sssds. Bstass
80 - bseose bsyiaG.
CuLO01D . RICE.
Nsse - ~ Aa1ssieas Hotel
pesoe 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19

LOOK. READ AND THINK I will
draw plans. make estimates. build
your house 10 suit You. will take city
lots or notes ~ part payment, l., J
REiNuART. Ell Rose street phone
i:sS. ls'u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19
'T00T, T00Tl'
GOES ROLLER
PAVING OPERArlONs COAlMENC.
I'D IN REAL EARNEsr This
MORNING ON MAIN sTREEr,
NEAR SIXTH

They're laying the hot stun!
Yesterday evening the Stransc.Ma.
Guirc PAVING company's big steam
roller took several excursions up and
down the crushed rock on Main street,
This morning force Of workmen fol.
lowed In the wake II the roller.
spreading bituminous cement on the
rock ~ . binder to hold Il together
for future operations.
A soon - this cement Is set the
work Of paving will be started and
carried on - fast a. possible. a. tho
company. In addition to finishing
Main street. also have the contract for
laying bitulithic on klamath avenue
from Center to Ninth street and the
iutersectinG streets between Main and
klamath avenue. THIS 10 all to be
completed BY November 18th.
lcc Cream Alaslnee
Tomorrow 10 Ice cream day at the
Temple theater. and every kiddie At
tendins the matinee viii BE- presented
with IN Ice cream cone BY the man.
agement Of the show house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19

street. Tie has enlarged his stock.
and with his building fitted especially
tn suit HIS needs he IL fully prepared
,o turn out arst class work without
any tircsome waits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-19
lnjsrsSi Man Rrcovessas

G. u. Foster. late Of RcddinG. Calf
sno was injured q few days ago by
an nnruly horse. Will be oil right IN
u few days. lie has another Reddins
man. Huxh McCraekcn. working In
his place At the q. X. shop. Mr.. Eos.
ter Intends moving his family hero In
n few days.