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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-29

agriculture and follow them as nearly
as practicable
Rule A contestant must plan his
own crop and SO far as possible do his
own work. A written statement will
be required Of each contestant show.
ing what help il any he had in plan.
ming and growing the croD.
/ Rule Each contestant must grow
not less than two acres Of cotton.
However a contestant will not be bar
red if fifteen hundred pounds or more
Of seed cotton is grown on less than
two acres.
Rule each final report must be
accompanied By a certificate signed
by the contestant and at least two dis
Interested witnesses showing
(a) the amount of the yield,
tb) the exact measurement Of the
land, and
(c) that the crop was grown in ac-
cordance with the rules governing this
contest.
Rule I'm awarding prizes the fol-
lowing basis shall be used:
(A) Greatest yield per acre
Of seed cotton 80 points
(B) Best written account Of
the growing of the crop Is points
(c) Best showing on net
profit Of the CROPS points
Cd Best exhibit Of cotton
to consist Of
(a) one plant 10 points
(b) two pounds
Of seed cotton 10 points
tc) twelve bolls
cotton --lo points, 30 points
Total score for contest 100 points
Note. Under (C) in estimating
profits the following prices shall be
used:
$500 per acre for rent Of average
land.
SL50 per acre for breaking land.
zoe per acre for each narrowing.
4Oc per acre for planting.
4Oc per acre for each cultivation.
75c per acre for the first hoeing.
4oc per acre for each succeeding
hoeing.
Sl.0O per hundred pounds Of seed
cotton for picking. A
Current prices slsGk be charged for
all other materiSl, ana labor used in
growing the crop.
Rule s.-LocaI, county. or district
contests may be held at such times
and places as the local authorities may
determine.
The contest for awarding the state
permiums shall be held at the state
fair to be held at Oklahoma City. Sep
tember 26 to Oct r. 1911.
Note - The awards in the state con
test shall not be made until final re-
ports are received as provided in rule
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-29

An innocent man needs no eio-
auence his innocence IS instead or Il.
Ben JOnsOu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17
DESDE WkSHIN GT ON
La Hija del Caribe.

Hay dos cosas las cuales necesita
la gente conservadora irse hacienda, >
lcOmO dicen los andaluceS: ell sufragiO
femenino ell socialismo. Los ingleses
1Siguen rechazando la primera, pero van
tOmanda d6sis de la segunda Aqui. por
existir ell regimen federalista, que per-
mite la variedad de legislaci0n en- algu-
mas materias, hay EstadOs en- que las
mu.j jeres votan. En- estos dlas, ha habi-
do unas elecciones para ciertos cargOs
municipales en- Milwaukee, Estado de
Wisconsin, y las han perdido los socia-
listas, porque han tenido Ell contra ell
voto femenino; pero han ganado en- otra
lOcaidad de aQuel Estado, gracias a ese
mism0 voto. Con 10 que Sc viene abajo
! lunO de los argumentoS de los adVersa-
rios de que las hijas de Eva acudan 4
| los comicios; nunciaban esos 'cOnser-
vativos' que ell bello seXO, impresi0na-
bic y ligero Sc inclinaria, siempre, d To-
mas radical deScabellado; y Sc ha Wis
to 10 que Sc pudo haber previsto: que
entire las electoras hay. como entire los
| electores, de t0d0: derecha. izquierda Y
centro hasta individuos-0 individuals
! "a quienes la pol1tica tiene absolllta-
mente sin cuidado va, en- Australia,
dOnde la mnjer vota, no ha modifica-
do la proportion de fuerZa entire los
partidos: pero 81 ha infuidO algo en-
la calidad de los candidates, eliminan-
do a los de malas costumbres y a1n
a los NAL trajeados.
Aqui, los socialistas no hab1an logra-
do, hasta ahora, mas que exitOs muni-
cipales. En- Toledo Estado del Ohio,
| Ieligieron, hace amos, un Alcalde; ahora.
en- Milwaukee, son duenos de la Alcal-
d1a y del Ayuntamiento; ; y, ademas han
| llevado representatives 4 la Legislature
| del Estado uno, Mr.. Victor Berger, d
| la Camara Ba!ja de la Union. FL AL
calde Mr. Seidel. es un obrero aleman;
~ Mr. Berger, 10 es austriacO. Els ell pri-
mer socialista que entra en- ell Congreso
de Ia Union y tiene bastante 'buena
prensa''; en- primer lugar, por sus con-
diciones f1sicas; es hombre alto forni-
do; a los americanos les sucede como
q Federico ell Grande; simpatizan con
tOda ITALIA de granadero.
Duego, ell representante por Milwau-
kee, 81 profesa ideas socialistas, no es
dado a La defamation nj 4 al lenguaie
violento que suelen cultivar sus CORE
|ligionarios. Habla bien, con sencillez.
con cortesia; ebay metodo en- su To-
cura como dice Hamlet. Y, finalmen-
| te, su ingreso en- una Camara, en- la que
no ha habido hasta ahora, mas que de-
m6cratas y republicanos, complace a mu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17

fienslva.
Gree que el movipniento fue lun esta-
dillo de la c6lera popular, y retiere que
sllpo al negar a Las Palnlas, proce-
dente de la Argentina, las prlmeras
noticias
Para Ell Gobierno, segtln ha declara-
do el senior La Cierva en- el mes de Ju-
ho, fue una gran sorpresa; confession
cue Sc contradice con otTa atilrnacl0n
de su senoria., es la que sc refiere
cue Sc vigilaba a Felrer Y se conOcian
stus manejOs.
Comvengannos en que el movimiento
fre una sorpresa para todos, ncluso
para Ia demOcracia social Y la demo-
cracia pOlitica. que no ha escogldo nun
ca para slls IniciatiVas los dlaS angus
tiosos para la patria. Lo fue para GJs
classes conservadoras, que miraban la
proresta con complacencia; para los
G,at0licos que miraban con resignation
cobarde arder iglasias y conVentos; 10
fu6 para ell ejercito mismo, que habia
,ipiado desglarnecida la capital.
Fuara melor que Srl senoria reptile
"a que fue, pues, una sorpresa y conVl-
niera EN- 10 que dijo el senor OssOrio +;
pero este no conYiiene a vuestra tacti-
"a. puos Ell senior OsSOrio demuestra
Glre no hubo jefe nj calIdillo, III unidad
de pensamiento, nj unidad de grito, y
todo este destruirla Ie principal base
<ue La sent,encia de Ferrer.
Pasa d estuii}:ar Ell proceso desde Ell
momento Ell que Sc Ordena el desglose
V To- hace en- sintes:s a base del ana
Isis ulre tiene hecho don Melqu1ades
Alvarez.
Afrma que ed senior La Cierva inter
vino constantenente, y que esa inter-
venci0n esta dOclmentada EN- el pro
ceso y dpmostrada por teXtos de perlo-
dico tan afecto al senior La Cierva 60
mo LA Epoca" -, que ezra Ell los dias
ttc ccuSufd I'll CldIl c6to1 OllClol VIC MA
dr;d.
Sc refielte especialmente a la publ
<.aci0n de las cartas de F'errer, 10 que.
4 su iuicio. constituyo llm qrebranta
miento del secreto del summarize y, des-
de lurago, de las reglas morales.
Supone que la CaHnara actuamdO CO.
mo ju1ado, no hujbiera condenado a Fe-
rrer.
Entra q det.allar algunas declaracio-
nes
Dice que Feurrer fre procesado por Ell
.iuaz de Mataro como REQ de lnducclcn
4 la rebellion a la rebellion, sin que el
auto Olga si sc considerable ''milltar e.
Cree que Sc apresuro ia sentencla y
a.iacarci6n de Ferrer porque Sc lban a
abrir las C0rtes.
Supone que AL julez militar Sc lie I'M
puso, sc lie di6 hecho, ell preJuiclo de
que el principal autor era F'errer. III
.iuez obsesionado por esa idea fila, Sc
dirige a ese objetivo; 10 que no sc re-
lacione con Ferrer NO merece la aten-
ci6n nj la pena de seguir una pista.
El senior Ugarte, qlJe diJo en- Madrid
10 que dijo contra Ferrer, .luego retar-
da su declaration por exhorto, y, en-
tanto, el proceso continna bajo la i'm
preston de 10 que ell senior Ogarte ina
dicho. Luego resulta que ell Sr. ugar-
tie Sc ha referido a 1nlmores.
(COntinuara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17
ADMoR. Miguel Mascara Garci&

chos amerlcanOS, que NADIA tienen de So
clahstas, perO que Sc alegran de que I'm
elemento nuevo venga d perturbar los
maneJltoS Y d atacar los cOnvencionalis-
mos de los dos partidos que turnan en-
La exploitation % los presupuestos fede-
rales. Es 10 cierto que los socialistas
cuando afirman desvarian de 10 Undo:
pero como iconoclastaS y aguafiestas son
de una utilidad evidente.
Como Mr.. Berger estara solo en- Ia
Camara, no tendra que luchar con di-
sldencias, nj sobre principles nj sobre
lmeas de conducta. En- este. llevara
gran ventaja los dos partidos que tie
ne enfrente y que estan trabajado por
divisiOnes En- realidad. en- ell COngreso
actual hay cuatro partidos, que son:
lei republican, conservador 3
stand palter -
2,-El republican, insurgente" .
progresivo."
Oil oelnocfatlco conSerVador.
fhl oelllocratlco radical.
En- la Camara Baja, los republica-
nos conServadores han votado I'm can
didato para Presidente los 'Sprogre-
S1VoS han VOtado OtrO. Los dem0cra-
t"S' que eS'Nl ell mayorla, no han da-
do
10 este eSpectaculo; pero sera dlfici!
que Se SuStrdlgah al cOntaglo del Sc
'"'o' uoil'se SuS correll9lonarloS no Sc
0A A'i0i''e"' llay an una derecha que
g iioS'll Id lhIluencla Gle Mr.. Bryan,
o"1'''io"'o' tres Fece> oerrOtado, a Ia
i0oi''elcld oe Id hepuDllca> y que cuen-
/" co1 el dpoNo oe los nleVOS Senado-
reS ue'liocFdtdS, lo'loS oe tehdehclaS radl-
CAFES
'9e Od Por seS9tro que una Vez apro-
oa0o q 'rd'doo ue reclprocldad con el
= "ll'ad' I'd Te'aJ}' ore los derechos de
LII lll!or'dlicloh Soore E1S lahaS y SoDre los
'oJloo> oe "isou"l oIraS hiedldas Sc
rdil 'dllioleh dprooddaS, Ell eSta leglsla-
III" eA'r"olui'arld' por I'd Camara Ba-
Jd ooloe, au'lqoe maya aIg'lhos demo-
i''aS olSloell'eS' Sooran Vo'oS denlocra-
'l'o> par" Sdcd'idS dVdllte' ero 10 que
'ueeoerd Ell eA oe'l'oo' eS'a ooScoro' hay
>ell'ooreS oehocfataS TAN pfotecclohlstas
como los repoohcanoS; y 81 nnoS otroS
Sc en'lenoeh 0 Sc queoara SIN hacer re-
lori''a "r'l'eeldfl" aIgl'ha Saldfa tan
Fecort'Ca que reSultafa una D'llla. !,
como lfehte d eSta possible cOallclon Gle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17
(Continuaci6n)

,o los oohernan-
f'areci' l'anta Ilro 81 senior La Cierva,
''''' ,,,oo;o,rar los animos Ell
tlHfo0'VlS>S>n 'i'''', ,7:o. ao oSo hizo GUAM
N0''o' ,;to,.loS Recordare un
.5o frasps o1re eel senior La Cier-
n'aloJo ouo los na,.iodistas,
va l''e 0''i0l- l1o ,>ronsa
Fa'n1ii''AS'.' midas al senior La
VA1'7
N''| ,.,,.o,,o7oS .,aiaron en-
u'eSP'r'S' '''''~' +;oroo individual
AL - l9;uoo o+oros de neri0dicos. entire
d1eli'o q r,-.,,
Vi'0o " ,;aao ,n,-
Q4a talnaf" SV i''' ~
cho.)
Yo dare pOr no pronmrlanaS 1as : a
ses que ahora mega el S7iioi ~" :.
va; pero conste que las 'o''lo "' pN'.
alia-os miniSteriales con preNEa celle'I q"
Todo este que Ell senior La tlerVa III
No dpnota ulpe Sc hallaba Ell anol9hal IS
4o35n na+ol6oico,
o.;hro ,,,,a alo,mos nlcleos di}e-
.oao,1a
A''l4 .,.,,,.,,.,,., -, v va dioo 4 su
.o,1a a,,o osi ,,o 60 uobierna en- MIN
puros .o,, los ,.onservadores)
,~,l,,. .,,,,s,o ,o1 coIann 4 Ia ,,xacer-
..z. 1a1 sa75or la Cie,va: las decla-
.o;o,,o, dol ooh,prnador senior Ossorio.
o,,ostos al criterio de s,l seloria.
u, ,o;7o,. Q,so,io insinlaba algO. lue-
o.,,,,noho3o
;,,1,,1ol,lo o,,o bnro nma GRAN fall
> ,,,.,.,,;.,;5,,. oI niS,no detective"
A.o,r oo5o.a,do nor los vnestros. no ha
I-.q,,.odo asi AN al oxtraniero.
r5a,.,,o,,, oba nasando hacia meses
nI,,9o 40 a.o,.;n,;o,,4o de sohres:,l-
..:.,;5,,
.,, lo, dos ,,,.nnros fus,la-
a. p,o,,s,a o.o,.a6 nlavar IN
=, 1r,,ooo
~, c,>..,.1,.o,, do Tooo osnolpa al
....,,7,,,. =, q so1o, Cana
l'.-' .~-.a,;s aoalo,o.;onos one
o ,>,,oao ,.onro 5spc;r dasde el
o,o,a..;,o,,os, o,,o Z rn+a-
.4o,,,,o..;o,,oS do fo,.ma ha-
,<. ~ ,,o,,,,oa,,o;do ann
~ 1.o;oao ooo;6,, dal mi
% - oo,1+;o,hro. 81 Co.
aN w. 'l 'a,,o1 ~ o,os,;st;r va ) Ia ore
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17

En- las letraS vict0riOSO
Que hoy vuestra cultura ensalma.
iHermanos en- la Poes1a
Y EN- ell Ideal, hermanoS.
Hoy los genios borincanos
Sc estremecen de algeria,
Pues enSalzais este dia
De nuestra raza ell honor
Celebrando en- su lOOr
Estas justaS y torneos
Como divinos trofeos
De Espana, que es nuestro amor,
PrOsigamos compatriotas
Con ardor y fe constante;
No resplandece ell diamante
Oculto Ell minas ignotas,
Que lance ell clarin las notas
Por nuestro ideal latino
Como un derecho divino
Que por nuestro cielo asoma,
Defendamos nuestrO idioma,
Nuestro idioma peregrino!
La Hija del Caribe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17
PERSONALES

Han llegado a San Juan, don Agus-
tin D1az, de Vieques; don G. Garsot, de
Naguabo; don c. Esteva, don Jose Ro-
maguera y d. Juan S. Morales, de Pom
ce; dom Nicolas Santini, de Caguas D.
Miguel Norell y don A. Oivari, de Pom
ce Y de Juncos, ell doctor don J 6. Ba-
jandas.
Bien venidos 8E =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17

Mas, DODf6 la llfa mia
Para un canto dedicarte
Viene carinOsa 4 darte
Tn APPLAUSE en- este d1a.
Un aplausO, y con orgullo,
Porque aqui Sc alza triunfante
Ell estandarte radiante
De tus brisas al arrulEO.
Por doquier Sc oye un murmullo
Que es Himno augusta de gloria.
Y es, porque la patria historic
Viril y grande enriqueces,
Y un coloso me pareces
En- tn excelsa ejecutoria.
Este Pa1naso riquenO
Temple de La ilustraci0n,
Agita al aire un blasOn
Que es timbre para ell isleno,
forque prueba Cuanto empeno,
CuantO puede la cultura!
81 Sc remonta 4 la altura
De sus grandes ideales :
En- regiones siderales
Cerniendose sin pavura. =
POr ESQ Os traigo un cantar
En- mi pequena barquilla
Que no luce, que no brilla
Sobre las algaS del mar.
Pero Sc que os viene a dar
Y 10 trae en- Su cOmbes,
Cantigas para Pares,
Y desplegando orifamas
Para ell autor de Retamas"
Tn homenaje 4 sus pies.
De Brau la estrofa potente
Coronara como emblema,
Ese luminoso LENA
Que orna este proscenio al frente.
j ST Ell hadO cruel. inc1emente
Y envidioso 10 ha tendido
Presa de largo quejido
De sus dolores esclavo!
POr el lancemOs un bravo
POrque Brau. numca es vencido.
ErguidO como un cOlOSO
Roble de fuerte ramaje,
Centinela del lenguaje
Es el, ell guardian celoso;
Su espiritu victorioso =
Sc defiende Ell la porf1a,
Y solo, en- esta eleg1a
Que glorifca los muertos Z
Traza sus paSoS, va inciertOs
Como un faro que nos gula.
De Tapia ell genio fecumdo
Llev0 la fama otra esfera,
Abrazado a la bandera
Del Arte, dej0 este mundo. :.
Tn pensamiento profundo
Despierta su muerte 'hermosa,
iDuerme tranquilo en- tn fosa
Benjamin puertorriqueno,
Ell Parnaso borinqueilo
Guarda tn nombre, reposa.
Els este e1 gran pueblo, 81,
Que un Homenaje concibe,
Y de el, consagra a Ell Caribe
Un laurel, y es Manat1,
lPodreis comprender 81 en- mi
Hara surcos en- mi alma
Esa blasonada palma
Que ostenta un hombre glorioso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17
PALMAS REALES

Al Casino Puertorliqueno, al pueblo
de Manat1, en- la celebration de su Ger
tamen literario musical ell IA del CO.
lriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-17

En- las letras VictoriOsO
Que hoy vuestra cultura ensalma.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Success is the Result of
Elimination
Among active people success is the result of the
elimination of non-esseDtials.

Among the lazy natter for they don't succeed
willing the prime
importance is the question of elimination.
Many young gone Eight Circle did
eliminate Siren the Mocker and the
inducing red wheel stop particular time
fail they can't eliminate the
They can't cut out"
should displaced
habit Tuesday drinks Wednesday couple
which the est
Elimination of the things that do not count the king of business
we'll arranged convenient splendid thing and the
the office worth his weight gold but but when spends
all his things sometimes hold
And would so that looked like
bureau than the pride Spote Town without customer
Motion good thing providing in the right direction; and
bone and bypodus without building
up business.
thing that be done and then
business Thousands
regular running around the circle and getting
anywhere.
dismiss from life outside consideration
whether bad oless Learn the things that
and them with Elimination the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY
Special Rates On The Leading Magazine
of the West

The Pacific monthly of Portland
Oregon, is publishing a series of splen.
did articles about the various industries
in the West. The September number
contained an article on Success with
Cherries. The October number had a
beautifully illustrated article on Sue
cess in Growing Apples. Other arti-
Giles shortly to be published are Sue
cess with Live Stock, Success in
Growing Walnuts, Success with Fodder
Crops. These articles are written by
experts, and are not only authoritative
but very interesting.
In addition to the above, The Pa
cific Monthly each month publishes a
large number Of clean, wholesome,
readable stories and strong indepen-
dent articles on the questions of the
day.
The price of The Pacific Monthly is
$1.50 year. To introduce it to new
readers, it will be sent for six months
for $50 if this paper is mentioned.
Address: Pacific Monthly, Portland,
Oregon.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
summons by Publication

In the Superior Court of The state OF
Washington in and for Ohelan county.
Minnie M. Pierce, plaintiff, VS.. Oliver
Pierce, defendant.
The state of Washington to the said Oliver
Pierce, the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the first
publication of this Summons, to wit: With
In sixty (60) days after the 9Th day of Octo-
Der, 1911, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff and
serve copy of your answer upon the un.
dersigned, attorney for plaintiff, at his of
fee below stated and In case of your failure
so to do, judgment Will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com
plant which has been filed with the clerk
of said court.
The object and purpose of this action is &c
obtain decree of divorce against you and
to obtain custody and control of Wendell
Pierce, minor child
Dated this 9Th day of October, 1911.
l.. j. NELSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
20. address: Leavenworth, Ohelan 90.
State of Washington. oct Nov II
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

The State of Washington should APP
propriate million dollars for its par
ticipation in the Panama-Pacific Expo
sition, which is to be held in SanFran-
cisco in 1915, to celebrate the open
ing OF the Panama canal. according to
Miller Freeman, one of the foremost
publishers in the Pacific Northwest.
He has just returned from the Cali
fornia city and say that all plans indi-
cate that it's to be the biggest show
ever held in this country. Mr.. Free
man proposed an international motor
boat regatta as special feature and it
has been adopted. He also wants to
see the Pacific Highway completed
Immediately to lure tourist travel this
way. Freeman says that Washington
ought to begin now, so that it will be
assured the best building in the bes
location, at Frisco.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. $. Land
Office ut Waterville, Wash October 5, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph A.
Duncan, of Ohiwaukum, Wn., who, on Sept.
30, 1913, made Homestead Entry II. E. 5.
sec o, swH nwA, nwH sw14 sec 10, and as
follows, beginning at point 20 chains of
the "a corner between sec 9 and 10, extend
2s.2s chains; thence W 20 chains to the point
of beginning sec 10, range tip n rs, serial
031S, 100 acres meridian, has filed notice of
establish claim to the land above described,
before Frank A. Reynolds, U. =. commits
sioner, Mt Leavenworth, Wash, on the 18th
day of Nov. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
NJ. o. Logan and Ralph X. Logan, both OF
Leavenworth, WD, w. p Sears, OF Cash
mere, j. j. Henry of Ohlwaukum.
w. +. HAYNES,
Octl3 NoVlO Register.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
About free Advertising

''Some time ago." says the editor o
the Topeka (Kan.) Daily Capital, we
quit giving advertising to those who are
able to pay. We have opportunities
every day to give away space, but all
of these fine chances are now declined
with thanks. Several fair associations
baseball managers and other ten and
twenty-five cent in the slot amusement
promoters have furnished US with en-
tertaining stories about their amuse-
ment enterprises, asking that we kindly
give them several dollars worth OF space
that others pay for; also that they would
be inclosed two complimentary tickets.
Now, we have tried complimentary
tickets, fried stewed, on toast and
smothered in onions, but found them
unpalatable in every style. Chopped
fine they might make good breakfast
food. but we have no chopper, at the
end of the week we are unable to un-
load them on the payroll, the obstre-
porous employees seeming to prefer
cash. And so much of the time In
DAYS agone the help got all the money,
leaving the boss to subsist on compli-
mentary tickets and commendatory re-
solutions. It's poor diet, and we
quit it.
"A baseball team will pay rent for
grounds to play on, hand out money
at the drug store for ball, give the
hardware store the price Of bat, fork
over to the clothier the cash for suit,
Law down the coin for pair OF shoes
and then ask the newspapers to donate
sufficient space to get crowd to see
game.
"A church society will give chic
ken pie supper, dishing up bunch OF
antiquated hens incased in indestruct-
ible crusts, and the newspapers give
sufficient free advertising to bring out
a crowd of customers. Maybe they
say Thank you, maybe they lay down a
couple of tickets, and maybe they for
got you ever did anything for them.
In case of tickets it is nine chances to
one that when Mrs. Jones sees the edi-
tor approach, her nose curls into pref
eel and she says spitfully. We'll, there
comes Deadhead Brown to sponge two
meals off the church,
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Alaskans, that is, real Alaskans in
Alaska, are amazed at the reception
rendered Clifford Pinchot by some OF
the people of Seattle on his recent
visit therer An editorial in the Cor
dova Daily Alaskan expresses wonder
how Seattle, of all places. that has pro-
flied so much from the Far North,
could be host to the one man who has
done so much to hinder the develop
ment of that territory that any other
This newspaper accuses Pinchot of put
ting Alaska back five years and says
that should he keep his hands off from
this time, it will take another five years
to undo the harm he has wrought.