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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20
SUPERIOR COURT JURORS.
List Of Jurors Drawn SATURDAY. 70
Serve at the April Term Of
Superior Court.

Jury District No. Watson Allen
G. w. Butler, L. A. Curtice, f. S. Gold.
smith. o. J, Metzgar, B. Mullinix
Crist Tonneson, Alex Anderson, j. L.
Buzzard, J. w. Donaldson, J. J. Kin.
naman, VIM. Moore. o. M. Mcpherson.
w. A. Wells, E. l.. Brewer, w. C..
Currier, l.. A. Foss, Geo. Kocher. W.
Norman, Jos. Thompson.
District No. I'll. T. Ash, F.. c.
Carlson, W. B. Fetterman, John Jakela
A. R. Luke, Knud Oien, Malcolm Stew
art, L. H. Burnett. II. A. Comeau, John
Hanson, w. r. Knowles, John Lund.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20

This whole movement of our war
forces is entirely unprecedented in the
conditions surrounding it, and at one
time, in it's suddenness, it's extensive
character and the evident prepare.
tons for actual military operations,
was alarming, but it is apparently dis
migrating as rapidly as it appeared,
and do not think there will be any.
thing more to it, except the payment
of the bills.
81 have no idea that Japan had any
thing to do with the movement. In
fact, the disposition of the troops and
movement of the ships preclude the
idea of their use against Japan.
Japan has made no hostile demonstra-
ton toward us, nor interfered in any
way in Mexico.
"A tariff bill. with the reciprocity
bill as section /. and with other Sec
tons providing for substantial reduc-
tons of some of the most oppressive
items of the wooden, cotton and steel
schedule will probably be considered
and passed at the extra session of
congress.
Alone Is One.sided
"The reciprocity bill, as 1t is franz
ed and standing alone, is one-sided
and incomplete because it subjects
one class of people to free trade in
what they have to sell, while granting
them no relief in what they have to
buy. Another section will probably be
added to the bill granting, in part at
least, relief in the latter respect and
equalizing the tariff readJustments ne
cessitated by the reciprocity agree
ment."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Reports Of Arrival. and Departure,
Of Vessels and Those Loading
at the Nils.

The schooner Prosper is loading at
the Union mill for San Pedro.
The barkentine Newsboy is load
ing at the Slade mill for San Pedro.
The schooner William Olson is at
the Slade mill, loading for San Pedro
The schooner Manila is at the Amer
lean mill loading for the West Coast.
The schooner w. Fl. Smith is at the
Union mill, loading for Apai Samoa.
The barkentine Benicia sailed Fri.
day from the Union mill for Hilo, H. J.
The steamer Tahoe sailed from the
Union mill yesterday for San Francis.
CO.
The schooner Golden Shore is at the
Slade mill, loading for the West
Coast.
The barkentine Georgiana is load.
ing at the West mill for the West
Coast.
The schooner J. w. elise is at the
Wilson MILL loading for the West
Coast.
The schooner Watson A. West is
loading at the Slade mill for Sidney,
Australia.
The steamer Coronado is at the
Union mill, completing cargo for San
Francisco.
The barkentine Chehalis sailed
7 thursday from the Wilson mill TO.
Hilc, H. l.
The steamer G. G.. Lindauer sailed
Saturday from the Wilson mill for
San Francisco.
The steamer Newburg arrived ir
port Saturday to load at the Slade
mill for San Pedro
The steamer Svea arrived in port
this morning to load at the Wilson
mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Santa Barbara arrived
in port Friday. and is loading at the
Union mill for San Pedro.
The steamer Centralia arrived in
port Friday and sailed yesterday from
the Union mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Daisy Mitchell arriv.
ed in port this morning to load at the
Donavan and Federal mills for San
Francisco.
The steamer Chehalis arrived in
port Thursday and sailed yesterday
from the Aberdeen Lumber & Single
mill for San Pedro.
The British steamship M. S. Dollar
sailed at noon today from the Slade
mill with 100000 feet of lumber. The
Dollar goes to Bellingham to complete
her cargo for China
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20

strom, G. K. Rowland, F. F.. Wells,
lheo. Callison, Chas. Dennis, d. J.
Heffron, w. j. Long, w. NJ. Melrose,
d. c. Simons.
District No. 81. T. Beach, A. w.
FRY, 5. A Hoag, Geo. Horton, e. A.
Qualf, M. Taylor, c. f. Williams, Adam
Eoerwine, H H. Halbert, c. D. Horn,
w. J. kendrick, Walter Quinnell, E. A.
Irultt' Dan. Wooten, John Egr, r. L.
Higley, Geo. Horton, John c. Olson,
w. II. Jacket, Girls Thompson.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20
P0lND:XTER
TALKS OF MEXICO

CONTINUED from page II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20
Popular Government

Henry Wade Rodgers, dean of the
Yale law school, speaking at din
ner given at Providence recently said:
Il was saying to one of the members
here this evening that l had been
told that few years ago eight per
cent of the voters of Rhode Island
ruled the other ninety-two per cent.
He replied that l was misinformed,
for at the present time it was four
per cent"
And this is popular government"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20

Copy for Ads. must be in not later
chan Saturday noon for Mondays 10
sue, and Wednesday noon for the j.
sue Of Thursday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20
SEMI WeeAly
Aberdeen herald.

Subscribers who fail to receive their
paper regularly will please notify this
office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20

Mr.. Fairbanks was travelling in Cali
fornia, and when he reached sunny
Pasadena famed for its equable cline
and it's perennial roses, snow fell for
the first time in twenty years
"In Canada, we are told, when a
law is passed it's law and it's obeyed"
Canada?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20

THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20

Whenever it begins to look as if
some oppressive tariff schedule might
actually be taken Off the protected
interests begin to sob as if their
hearts would break over the fate of
the poor farmer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-20
TO PIANO OWNERS

Chas. w. Presley piano maker, tun.
en- action and tone regulator. Prices
are reasonable. guarantee better
WORK than the other fellow or no pay.
country work solicited. Leave orders
at Henry Harlan's book store, Aber.
deem or Hoquiam. If.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23
Gruns.is.Htha lleterfrasHHseH.
GirCinnoti, %. gua


mathiIba u. sd Il. anb. on George
q. gaisr IL. qnn., 25 Bel 62s CUB an
Der RorbIeiis Der Ulilton Ctr, 81. :
Rob.rt g. Rathbons an Sarab
grssn, rs bsi 101 CUB on Der Cits
feits bon WilIiamion place. 50s CUB
noroIit bon Gbaie Str, 81.
Gbdrlss Guttneht on Carl Dibs
bpns, 1bsil bon Cots 76 unb II In
Sphn n. WliusE's unierabibsiIung. 81.
anna gnrn, an GIifnbetb 5oIben.
Got 84 in Sobn .. Moorff aobition
5u 9arriion, 81.
Mners y. Cooper on Minnie 9.
Rippsrt. 80 bsi 145 Sub an Der Dsits
isits Der pugton Roob, 5pbe puri,
81.
altert @iGiamion an aouis 90.
5riB, Got 2 in Wurgare. 6. Barter 9
llnterabtheiluns. 81.
9he Ct. Warp's educational Jns
itituts on Sotob Simmons, IL bel GA
SUB on Der SiibtpefsG6e Der 8. uno
Sohu Ctr, $4,000.
9bs College place Jmpropemsni
go. an Robsrt Z. Nund. Got IL in
Gran!or's llnterabtbeiluns, 81.
RspboIo $. gierIon an Clifford
Wosbafer. 5bsil bon Got "a In 3. n.
garp's llntsrabtbtiluHg. College 5ia,
81.
Sobn Sauer an 6erberi g. pnhoub.
80 bel 100 Sub an Der Cf.ftits Der
Sauer QOs.. 200 GuB n0rbiih BON
Barter ape.. 81.
CLARA 5amans an Catherine 6.
Seomer. 9ormunb, 9tei! BON Got Ia
in guiiarb 2oors's Gisblanb Jarm.
81.
5arolb Rplanb an Duadp Rostt,
Got Is in Spanhoe Gpnbiint llnsers
obtbeiluns. 81.
Sofepb !. gsefTsII an 5enrn s..
6emins. 80 Eel 100 SUB an Der Gits
feite Der ailae Ctr, 81.
sSohn 8. Mdrtin. per Sbsriff, an
Sofepb 8. O;t, 1beil BON Got Al In
6enrn Woris's lInterobtheiinng. Wlt.
4uburn, $2950.
s5nfspb 8. Mcgipslen an Jranl Q.
Camping, 80 bel 243 HuB an berSiibs
isite Der Norb Wloin Are., 81.
9be Norippob Msdl 9ftnte & ams
.sss0smsas %. a. 1Jsssia cssaaest'
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n.r, Got 81 tn plsnfant gieip llnttrs
nhtheilmf1n Wrire iailI $500

n.r, Got 81 tn qlsnfant gieip llntsrs
nbtheiluns. prics soin., $500.
gDifIiom Wihmann, ir., on Snbn
Gffers, Cots 81 nno 1o4 in s. 8. DIis
per's 2. slobiiion 3n 2pdlnnb. $3.50.
Wm 30. gdonn, Gree, an 6. Belle
Dilliams, Got 77 in Games W. Sibs
len's llntsrabtheiIune. Terrace part,
$500.
8erTelbe an Bertha pdaan, Got LOG
in perfefben llnferobibsituno, $3.50.
EerleIbe an W. e. pngcn, Got 130
in berieiben llnterabtbeiluna, $3.50.
DerieIbe an Samss .. pagan. Got
129 in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50.
Mininm Coleman an Cetania Cole
man, 5bsH BON Got 134 in Glarf Il
Graipforo's linterobtbsilung. eiIens
bale. 81.
2b: asnneop 0eights guilbin1 gc.
an Wlon Woli. Got s6 in Belmont
2anb VII. llnterabthsilung, 81.
f5rdnt Malno on Sdthnrius &.
wnrtman, Got 2 in GIod 8 in 9eoree
-. 5prrsnce's Gitate, 81.
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WrHuSeiaeutbnmss 6ppoibelen.
Gintinnati, %. 9tue.

Meme 6ppotbefen.
Sobn qoppe an Wonorh 9. II. g.
u. Co., $500.
pairid Rsarbon an Catherine Car
risan, $500.
Sarab 9rssn an Gilmore G. II. q.
Co., S1750.
Garl Gibbons on bisfslbs, $500.
5rouces 6. Robiuion an ". G..
mnlons. 81.
ghs Giut. Cement &c Concrete SO.
on Glmpooo place 6. II. q. Co.,
$500.
Gffie Ri6arbs an Cotlsp 3. u. g.
Co. $4,000.
hilbert gdfenmaun an gropiosni
Snpinas .. II. =. &C., $1,000.
Ssroni Qltenou on bisisIbs, S32, 900.
Minuie .. Qippsrt on Mpsrs y.
Cooper. $4,000.
Goparb !. Gt.ib an Columbia
gife Sui. Co., $1,000.
2hs 3. WslIer SO. an Union Saps
mas z. Ii. 7. 60, $4,000.
Regina 6. Grooms on goIiegs 6ia
Improvement 60, $3.50.
Dlinnie 9. Rippert on Wlntrs y.
Cooper, $500.
6aittrins aiti on Dine Ctr. Gable
6. u. 9. Co., $700.
Sacob Sinmons an Mcunn q. u.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sohn 9. Ropotnp on Wlilforb 3.
II. 6, 60, $1,000.
Joispb 8. Gtt on Gh1rlss Cooper,
Sheriff, S1966.66.
1nnn .Sobauina an Southern gbio
6. Il. Z. Co., $1,000.
2eno 5erbts an Gin. Wor.insmsns
Club =. II. Z. Co.. $500.
Jobn @oIi an Rnrgaret MaIt,
800.
Msario =. eteint.r an aitual 6.
Ii. .. 60. $3.50.
IRnuis Dienftsin an S.curi.p Sap.
inos Y. II. e. 2. Co., $22eO.
Sornh 8resn on Rotsrt 7. Ra.ts
borne, S400.
Sufonne wt. Bates on 2ibsrul 6.
II. 9. g., $500. o
Gstifstt 5ppotbsten.
5ioeliu 6irsi on Rsabing Roab G.
II. y. 60. $1,000.
Minnie Meinsr on mercantile g. H.
6. Co., $500.
SObn z. gD. Soopsr on Ca,Itp g.
IL. g. Co, $500.
Jreesrit ShaffftnI on Gin. Sao.
ings Soeistp, $4,000.
3erislbe on Gtl.mtine Stsmdn
$500.
Mnrsnrtt 6. Morris an Wpug q
Cooper, $4,000.
SDbn g. Rsiiinger an garfislb 9lc
] 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
W!iIlie Minitein an Seeuritp G. g
u. e. .. Co., $1,000.
2. 6. Q. meit an g. !. gsihmonb
| IT,, $4,000.
1 eaurn 9. Sobn on Ibomas D
| Rnan. $400.
Morg puImiiano an u. Dat.alo
$500.
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Wie monin Central 4iis
en- ben Jrrfinnturirt. 9aB
bic Iusiibung Der 5eiItunbe aud beus
ts nod in ben 9dnbsrn Central Miis
ens chnt iebe tpiifenid1ftlihe 0rancs
laee fuit ousfhlisbIih BON mobommes
oaniften prisftsrn bttrieben lpirh. Mt
besanHt. Dab ober bic Sehdnsluna
Der Geiitestruntbeit bort nod g.g:Hs
D6riia nnh elmer ebenIo graufamen
pis Iinnloien Wetbobs asihieb., III
burh be 8srid1is Der nsneiteE 95orid,tr
heit1tigt porben. Eobalb iemcno
Spuren bon sSrriinRn ssiat, fuirb elm
befonbersr gsrieiisr, Der .Sfhan,~ tes
rufen. Der bic 8shanoiunl ees araas
fen iibsrnimmi. Gr beginnt Isine aur
suudhfi bami.., bab er sinige Doten
lang idsli6 iibtr bem Gransen Debete
lisit. Menn bisfs 0efunbbstsrei ieis
nsn burhiflasenben GrfoIg bat, mas
einistrmnbsn notwithstanding iit, 10
ipirb Der arnnte bem .Jfhan~ sur
ipeiteren Bebanblung in bsTsn 6auis
iiberssben. Dier tpirb nun Der arnnS
Il an eiren s)foften nnsebunben unb
mebrert Wonaie elmer 6unaeriur uns
isriporfsn- a,flegt iih nuh m bitfsm
Gtdbium Der gebonolung eins BeiTss
rune bei benz arnnlen niht ein3uiteIs
len. bann beainnt cine rsgsIre1te priis
seliur. BEL Der Der 5rrfinnise tdglin
unitr Nbltiung BON Debeten gnn3 Be-
beutenbt 9rahteH BON griigsl erbGlt.
pon benen man iin cine bsfonbtre 6eiIs
ipirtdng ptrfprint. Hsobnfbtet man
nsA bob Ses 4tcuit bd hieisR ~.
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pie 30 h 5iebergrabs b e.

pie 30 fen 5iebergrob b {.
Sn elmer 4rbeit iibsr bic a6rp.rs
pdrne, bic in Der .Quoba Qntplogia"
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Der in isinen tIinifhen 8eobahtunaen
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turen Ra6 benz 9obe. Dunoerlih
bate Bel einem i'm Starrtrampf Qies
ssnoen 44,75 Grab feftgeitellt, bic nah
Dem 5obs auf 45.37 itiegsn. Nismano
bate jeDoa bisher sinen 10 bobsn ssise
bergrao beobahtet, ais ipie i'm Qapas
itine i'm gloDember 1909 in Der 9iolos
glfden 9efeufhaft berihtete. gs bon=
bette fih I'm einen Iltobplit.r, Der an
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8 Whnuten mad pem DerTheiben So
Grab in ben NaIenh0hlen semeFen
puroen uno fo9ar SO Grab i'm sSne
nern oes forpers. gs bauerte cine
Siunbe, Biz bic 5enperatur auf 80
Grab eefallen mar. Die 5batfade
pirb 10 erfldrt, bab troy bes gobes
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nod fortleben, unb Sipar fsIbft tag.z
lang. Menn bas Rsrp.nipftem in
poler Grregung eeftorben 1T, 10 tbeilt
iih biefe aud ben 3elIen nit, unb ou
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9Iu!airtulation, bic Qibmuns unb ben
S9ueib ftbIt, 10 bIsibt lie ssbunben
uas ssuSsms 10 ban 8Srper.
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Der Natur Su fOroern uno onrh W1aB
ufrn @ren7e an perenelu QefpuPt.

Der J(dtur 3u fDroern nnD phrn ItdB
uno 0ren5e 5u pereoeln sefpuBt.
Die 6duier bes Gprfes iinb onbsrs
sebaut nls Die Der tleinen GrtFdaIten
Jener Gs9enoen. ole meiit aus Gehnl
bergeileIlt, in 3iuilhsnrdumen seidies
ben. tpie persinselts puptte iih ausneb=
men, 1as 0orf lit biibih unO sroB
uno maht nit ieinsm sereseItsn
MarttplaB unb ieinsn idubersn Stra.
ben ben @inorud elmer tleinen Staot.
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tbiimsr bes Suites, 5rdn3 YerfdI. dls
elmer Der tiihtieiten Gdnopirths gss
tunnt uno sefeiert, uno pon Nab nnn
Sern tpmmt man, isln geiibihum 81
beipunbern unb iif in funoert groBsn
uno tleinen 5dllen Ratb bon itn, au
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in Dingsn, Die bic Qanotpirt4'hdTt be-
treffsn. Gr betleiott tein rffentlines
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i'm gansen Stride bat eine 10 ausaez
brsitete 5bGtisteit, eiuen ioInen Wtrs
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bsn nab uno ferner qeiegenen 6lsden
uno Srtihaften penoen iit Alle In
!eidten unb fhpsren 5dLlsn an i'm,
uno erit. ipenn CT teinen Rdtb uns
teine Siilfe ihdffeu lUenn er Mat aus
slsiden unc peri0bren tam, trnnen
bic 8srihie on bic Reite. abtr auh
anbsrtpeitis III er thatig, 1T ieit msht
ols einem sabrsetrt Der berubmieiie
unb oefeierifte gut.i5iii i'm Ganos;
feline Shriften finn bdbnbreheno uno
baben ifon unsdblias R:iornsn uno
9erbsFsruneen su Neos ssbraht.
Ritt minber ossbrt uno nod mehr
esIiebt lit feline 1rau; man ipritt ibs
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ben -. Sanft uno frisbIid, rie sin
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oas ihr su sbtiI seporben, sar nift
per6ieni babe. LIMB bod bate iie ME
mails etpas fir 'ia bsonfpru6i.
(Ennt.)
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Sabre iinb feiibem DsrfloH.n. Sm
Often oes 2anoes, in Der Jldbe bes
8ibarer 0sbirss, Iiesi in elmer frutte
barren gbene unb inmitten elmer b0rfs
liden umsebuns Elm biibfdtr 5srrens
bof.
Die munnshoben. itunbsnlaneen
WeisenfelDer, bic fh0nsn, nobIges
pflesten Sbftpflon5unsen. Der R.ids
tbum bon Gdrten, Jslbern unb gDiee
fen seugen bon Der Gruhtborieit bes
8obens, cber aud bon einem tahtisen,
loTonHeeH Gsih bsr ban Rti&t9um
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lihen Wibhanblunaen GGmtr5en erns
pfinbei. 10 iFt bomit bic Diasnofs uuf
Gsilbnrftit gtiieni, unb bic priigtl
iutrb<n IN ptrft1riien Rntionen aud
lpd6renb ber n61ften Usonnie forsees
febt, ipob<i bonn bdufis unter Wlits
ipirfnng Der hungerfur Der aronit
fin burn ben lob iebsr ipeitertn Hes
bdnbInng eni5iebt. Hemsrtt man je.
bod an hem Germifen tsiaerlei Mnleis
~ Aafas, sat Tin ~ GAlkef
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Sdmer3en btrtiisn. 10 eilt.e fiji uns
btilbnr. st ipirD bdnn ieiner 5os
mile 3uriidgtatben, bic i'm BIZ an
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27
Scurry County Land Case

Austin, Texas. July II The
Attorney Generals Department
~ declined 10 take any hand
in the present difficulty in Scurry
county. growing out OF the re-
cent sale Of the county's four
leagues of school land from
which was netted about SIG. OOO.
Certain residents Of the county
assert the land should have
brought s.. 600 more than il did.
II is quite likely that this affair
will find its way into the courts
before finally settled.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

Austin. Texas. July p. On
July 3lst the first called session
Of the 32nd Legislature will be
in session and our solons will
face the State with clear con
sciences and. clean shirts.
This is a called session Of our
Legislature and OF course only
subjects submitted by the Cover
nor can be legislated upon and
the friends Of the chief executive
claim that this is one session of a
Texas Legislature that will not
nave an opportunity of fighting
a duel with civilization. This is
certainly good news. as the State
IS accustomed 70 shivering like a
lemonade shaker while the Legis-
lature Is IN session. but this bless
ed assurance effectively muzzles
many members who have a
genius for knocking off laws as
a country boy does a hoe-down.
This is hurricane weather in
politics: the Prohibition election
has rent the State in twain and
I'll winds that blow no good Oc-
casionally whirl through the capt.
tai Candidates are beginning
10 peep out from behind the
clouds Ike stars that appear and
disappear on a stormy night and
now and then a sun dog shows
up on the political horizon 20
threaten foul weather. but the
wise ones tell US this remarkable
phenomena is merely the clearing
Of the atmosphere for new ideas.
Some of the biggest fish in the
political waters will be swimming
around Austin during the present
session. The re-districting OF the
State will bring out the political
and the Appropra-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

ton Bill will cause those whC
tread political paths for a liveli
hood to rally around the pie
counter.
Those high upon the political
roOst predict a large increase in
membership in State Representa-
tlves and the Congressional Dis
trlcts may show an increase in
number and in any event. the
re-alignment will cause many a
candidate. actual and prospective
70 add few chapters TO the pro-
fame history of the State. while
few of them will have 10 take
a cold plunge and abandon poll
tics.
The Appropriation Bill. 10 meet
the growing demands of the state
will necessarily show new items.
as well as an increase in the cur
rent expenditures. Texas has
never spent any money in the
the development of its resources.
but the present session OF the
Legislature may reach the wisdom
strata and at least put a few
sign boards on the road TO pro-
gresS.
The Governor is being urged
10 submit innumerable subjects
for legislation but the present
Chief Executive has never shown
a disposition 20 add 10 the
swollen and turbulent stream of
legislations and reasons as plenu-
ful as blackberries will have TO
be advanced before the Governor
will be convinced.
The session will not be without
It's sensations. IL is always Gus
tomsry 10 put few new wrinkles
in the Democratic Party during a
Legislative Session and some of
the members will want 10 powder
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

If there was more push in the
world there would be fewer. half
clothed, hungry. homeless. suffer
ing children; fewer broken-down.
disslpated men and women: less
need Of aims-houses, houses of
correction and homes for the
friendiesS. Push means a lift for
a neIghbor in trouble. Push
means a lift for Yourself out of
the slough of dependency and
shiftlesSness, out OF trouble. real
and fancied. Push never hurts
anybody The harder the push
the better, if il is given in the
right direction. Always push up
hill few people need a push
down hill
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

We are prepared to furnish
YOU with anything IN fruit pre-
serving line. Preserving ket-
ties, cOllanders, fruit jars,
stone jars of all kinds, fruit
jar rubbers and tops, pairing
knives, in fact everything re-
CURED to preserve and care
for your fruit crop. Don't
fail to see us for goods you
need in this line.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

John Caraway who has been
IN Lubbock for some time re-
turned home Thursday. Tolar
Stand ard.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

Mr. Cannon. who began work
In the Lubbock Iron Works last
week. went home 70 Hermleigh
70 vote Saturday and will return
some time during the present
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

W l. Elwood, was here the
first Of the week looking after
his interests in this section of
the state.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

II YOU want some Of those bulk
turnp seed YOU will have 70 hurry
as they are going fast. +. c.
Geenhill Phone go. 3 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

Mrs. McLoud left for Lubbock
last Friday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Tura Robinson. Mrs. Rob
inson had been visiting her
mother and both ladies returned
together. Tahoka News.