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EARLY STORM.

= The snow storm which Wis
: tied the Grand valley today,
: which is one Of the heaviest
= for this season OF the year on
Z the records of the weather bu-
!, reau, had reached 2.3 inches at
2 o'clock this afternoon. In
/, some parts of the valley the
2 fall amounted to or 3 inches.
; The weather man looks for
3 the snow to continue tonight.
+ with clearing weather tomor-
!, row.
3 The city wagons were busy
2 all day hauling scores OF loads
: of snow from the pavements in
: the business section, and the
!, storm has cost the city quite a
? little money.
: The street car service has
Z not been affected by the sllp>
!, perry rails as yet.
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ROOSEVELT NEVER AGAIN"
SAYS BIRD, Who KNOWS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Boston. Dec 4-Charles Sumner
Bird, the progressive candidate for
governor in the last election. said at
the progressive banquet here last
night that Roosevelt told him he
would not again be a candidate for
the presidency.
Bird conferred with Roosevelt re-
Gently in New York, where the colo
mel told him that he would continue
to fight in the ranks.
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TRUST TRIED TO GET DEALER
TO OVERSTOCK ON MACHINES
Associated Press.

ABsOCIateu PTtsS.
ST. Louis. Mo, Dec 4.-George A.
Weyland, an agricultural implement
dealer OF Bonneville. Mo. was on the
stand for cross-eXamination this
morning in the governments suit for
the dissolution of the International
Harvester Company.
Weyland testified yesterday after
noon that the International tried to
force him to buy larger stock of
straight sales goods than his bust
ness warranted.
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SOCIALISTS FALL BACK IN
WASHINGTON ELECTIONS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Seattle, Wash. Dec. 4.-The re-
turns show that the socialists, who
figured prominently In the municipal
elections yesterday. made little head
way to obtain control.
In Edmonds, which has Il socialist
administration, the citizens ticket
carried everything excepting the Of
flee OF treasurer
The socialists carried Burlington.
but were overwhelmingly defeated at
BremertOn.
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INITIATIVE AND
RECALL OF JUDGES
IS OFFERED SENATE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. 4.--The initia-
tive and the recall of judicial decis-
ions was proposed in .ne senate to-
day by Senator Bristow of Kansas.
The first provides that the presi-
dent shall submit to Il popular vote
at the congressional election any
measure recommended to congress
and not acted upon within six
months.
The second provides that. If tho
supreme court should decide that a
law passed by congress is in viola
tion of the constitution. congress in
regular session may submit the de-
cision to popular vote.
II is proposed that n majority vote
of the states as well as of the cor
gressional districts shall be neces-
sary In either case.
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PROSECUTION OF R.W. ARCHIBALD BEGINS
Associated Press.

HnTen P tspds R as @s % @ @ %
to-day the
b ca by
up b
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Associated Press

Associated Press.
Sofia. Bulgaria, Dec. 4-The peace
plenipotentiaries representing Tur-
key. Bulgaria. Seryia and Montene-
gro will begin their work in London
on Friday of next week
The armistice, which was signed
at o'clock last night, took the re-
vised form which was drafted by Dr.
5. Daneff the speaker of the BulEar-
ian parliament.
II is officially announced that the
Greek delegates did not refuse to
sign the armistiCe, but reserved a
decision in the matter for - hours.
Even if they refuse to sign the arm
istice, Greece will be represented at
the peace deliberations in London.
The armistiCe contains the follow
ing provisions.
The armies shall remain in the
positions which they now occupy.
The besieged Turkish fortresses
shall not be reviCtualed.
The revictualing Of the Bulgarian
army in the field shall be carried out
by way Of the Black sea and Adrian
ople, commencing 10 days after the
signing OF the armistice
Negotiations for peace shall begin
/ in London on December l3.
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IN ORGANIZATION
OF TELEPHONE TRUST MADE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
St Louis, Mo, Dec. 4.--The or
ganization of the Southwestern Tel
egraph & Telephone Company. with
capital stock OF $4J.000,000 has
been announced here by the presi-
dent Of the Missouri Bell company.
The new concern will take over
the properties of the Bell Telephone
Company of Missouri. the Southwest
ern Telephone Company and the Mis-
souri, & Kansas Telephone Company.
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while here and for day and night
Mrs. Chamberlain attended her bed
side. Trester refused to pay FOR
physician. refused to stand the eS-
pense of the drugs and medicines
and attempted TO prevent the en-
ployment of nurse. Almost wreck,
ing her own health by her devoted
attendance to her sister, Mrs. Cham
berIain finally was forced TO see her
sister buried, wasted away by the
complications of disease which was
caused by her husbands brutality
Here Seven Months.
Mrs Trester was Ill for ten
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months before her death, according
to Mrs. Chamberlain and the last
seven months was spent here. She
died early last January and the body
was Inferred In Denver.
Mrs. Cham berlain says that the
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couple were married in Wyoming six
years ago. They both resided in
Leadvtlle. aud because Trester had
but recently received decree of d.
vorce from his first wife, went to
Wyoming to be married. Mrs. Cham
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ARMED POSSE SEARCHES FOR
ASSILANT OF YOUNG GIRL
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Danville, H., Dec. Armed men,
led by bloodhounds, are searching for
the man who attacked Miss May
Thomas. 5 years old and daughter
of Frank NJ. Thomas, vice president
OF the United Mine Workers.
In lighting off her assailant, the
girl suffered a broken wrist.
Archdeacon J II. Dennis is here
today from Delta.
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story of stery devotion hardly matched fiction or tact
osh ndeliy and cruelty uolded this morning when
lhares Chamberlain of AL Pkn told tor the fIrs
ner connection with the Denver scandal which involves Mar
q W. lreer Maude White who died while housekeeper for
eer and Dr. J. F. Cherrington who found dead shortly
r he summoned appear the coroners inquest he
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TAFT NOMINATES HAWAIIANS.

Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. 4.-President
Taft today sent to the senate the
nominations of Ernest A. Mott Smith
to be secretary Of Hawaii and Wal
ter +. Frear to be governor of the
island
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ADJU1AAT GENERALS FORM
SEPARATE ORGANIZATION
Associated Press

Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 4.-The adju-
Sn ,snt generals attending the National
nIatd convention here have perfect
"a separate organization. Forty
alIutant generals from as many
Tos 1as.es nave decided to hold annual
meetings Of their own.
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Associated Press.

AsSOClateu PreSs.
Denver. Dec. AT the general
offices of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad II was stated today that no
positive announcement could be made
at this time as to whether or not
the Utah Power & Light Company
would furnish power for the proposed
electrification of the railroad be-
tween Helper and salt Lake City In
Utah.
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berlain opposed the match at the
time. but after their marriage de-
clares that she did not interfere in
their affairs. Finally. she was
called to Denver by the illness of her
sister, who urged her to take her to
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DULUTH JOINS CHARTER CITIES

Associated Press.
Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 4.-The re-
turns show that Duluth overwhelm-
ingly adopted the commission form Of
government at Yesterdays election.
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NG SCHOONER IS GIVEN UP FOR LOST ON LAKE MICHIGAN
.fsrsI Press.

tfago pee government officials given up as
Ted Simmons her crewo OF
Nrbean since Mover no
% rsssvei Bad have prevailing
W" In fought
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GRAIN MARKET.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 4.-Today's closing
quotations.: December wheat. 81 1s
corn, 49A: oats, 81 q.
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JAP MlNlSTEa RESIGNS.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Toxic, Dec. 4.-Premier Saionii
and the other members of the Japan
ese cabinet resigned today because of
difficulty in finding a successor to
General Uyehera as war minister.
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hmm FELLOWS APPEALED To
F0RA|D|N MAKING THE LITTLE
T0IS HAPPY ON CHRISTMAS
|MneI Working With Associated Charities Proposes TO See
that Empty Stockings Are Filled by JoVia Good Fellows
Who Want TO Help Stuff the KiddieS
For he's II jolly good fellow
That nobody can deny"

pachng holiday when good fellows gather
The
redopped boots becomes gala day velry
/ all right.
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RUSSIA TAKES UMbRAGE At WORDS
Of GERMAN MINISTER; WAR FEARED
Situation Is So Strained that Intervention by Little Roumanla
Would PreCphale HOStities- -SerVia Austrian
Feud Is the Cause. -

sued a decree calling up for service
all the men in the country who are
capable of carrying arms, according
fia.
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COPPER MARKET.

New York, Dec Spot copper,
17.l0.
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Associated Press.
London. Dec. 4.-Servia has is
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19
ROLLA WELLS IS
EARLY ON THE JOB
Democratic Nat.ul frasrfG Is
After Snail Contributor.
THE PEOPLE ARB 10 HIP
rhs~s r. g Re Ne ~Taiats6 Mercy
Ussd "a Eiectira Wiiaon 49, ha's
aNaiL

New Tork "A small. srnOoth seaFe@
rniddlsaged san via = coat % Ia
that gave evidsacs Of mucA outdcsr
life rscsnGy cane into ne Waldorf
carrying a suit case early m t1e atfsr~
aOoa ARd reEistsrsa a. -Rolia WeslA
81 Louis. No
The smooth sAavsd LITTLE nea. Vie
la 20 - The uatchdog % the WTiisoa
campaign money from nov On. wAs
asked for vital statistics. vhercupen
a sas leaned 40 nrst hAnd that he n
a banker and sx mayor OF So L.gnfa.
Is afty-six years old. vas EraiuAtsd a
Princston In 1875 OF three ysArz 80
fore Governor Wilson waa grAdaAfsd.
that ne has Two soas who ars Prines-
tea men and q grandsca Nho sons
daY Nill be a Prtncstcu MAJ th&t he
had no notion % seeing Nev Vera
| this summsr untn TIE " hs0n orEAA%
ration sslscted hlm - ia treRNurar
/ and that hlst az preseat the one thiEG
/ that sticka cat In Tia apponInsnt IN
/ ais nlad "a that the asw 30 cut N 50
/ r4ously uDoa a most a-satifai vaeaeoA
which he and Mra- Wells hAd s~ez go
joyinG IN a camp a. Little Travsrss
bAY. Michigan
| Mr. Wells believes n getting a AIS
dssk az o'clock In the mOrnlnG
We are going 20 raise cur cs@-
palEa fund through The ANAL coatriAE-
tlona." said NJ Nsiia
Il am sure thAt a iArEs pArS e O.
money wim be rAiss4 81 peRuLAF sAA.
sortptiOn.
The people hAvs ccaa1sass n
Wsoarow Nusoa. ARd they viz Efvs
whAt thsT can ef their meAaa - slsSl
auch a maR BrsaidsnL
y Em . great believer n publishing
broadcast. before End after slsctian
tha various soatFfbutions nAda
Tiers are msn vno eaa veil A9or'
. 10 give TIE s0mmittss heoo. oas
wAAt 70 Assurs ths public hat Ne AZ
. act EoiEg - have Aay tainted monsJ
We ars appealing TO The people. an
We are rslying On tnaz 70 Asi2 siec
Wilaon and AArshAlL
7 have two boys Who have BE
. graduated fr0n Princetoa. ens ~
years AE0 aid oAs asvsn. sut II " NJ
because ours " PrfncstoA fAnL
y that IKE Governor WnsoE- Hs Ia
great Dix nan Aaa tas type that =
- should AAss In puzzle ufa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19
CHAPTER v.
mo elrI Who VIZ VIZ.

The GlrI Who Wasn't Wanted.
II any one wronEed George. dsfraud-
I'd him OF money or credit. he was al
ways ready 10 forgive. agreeing that
perhaps half the fault had been his
This was not a sign Of weakness. but
OF a sense of justice too well leavened
with mercy. Humanity srrs IN the one
as much as in he other. doubtless
with some benign purpose In perspec-
tive. Now. II might be that this charm
ing woman had really never received
his letter: such things have been
known 20 90 Rstrsy. In any cas- be
could not say that he had written
That would have cast a doubt upon
her word. an objectionable rudeness
so, for her very beauty alone. he gav'
her the full beneft OF the doubt
You mustn't let the matter trouol'
you IN the least" he said. hfs helme
now nicely adjusted under his arm
1T was 30 long ago I had really FOL
gotten al about 81" Which WA YER
well said for George
But I haven't have often vOE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19
have often Won

dered what you must have thought Of
must present my dAughteE. am
Mrs. ChedsOye"
II am glad 70 meet you. Mr.. Jones'
and in the sad eyes there wRs q giiua-
mer OF real friendliness- More. she
extended her hand
II was well worth while, that hun
dred and hfty pounds. II was well
worth the pinch here and the pinch
there which had succeeded that loan.
For he had determined 20 return 70
America with q pound or two on his
letter OF credit. and the SUCCESS Of
this determination was based upon
many q sacrifice In comfort. sacrifices
he had never conHded to his parents.
Ii WAS not IN the nature OF things 70
confess that the nrst woman be had
met in his wandsrinEs should have
been the last As be took the girls
hand, with the ultsrior intent Of hold
ing IL TIL death do us part. he won
dsred why she had laughed like that
The echo Of Il stu rang In his cara
And while be could not have descrtbec
#, he knew instinctively that II bad
been born OF bitter thought.
They chAttSd for q quarter Of g.
hour or more. and managed famously
IT seemed 10 him that Fortune Chsc
soye was the nrst young woman b
had ever met who could pull ava.
sudden barriers and open up pathway
tor speech, who. when hs was Abou
60 founder into some cui-de-sac. guide
him adroitly into an alley round 4
Not once was IL necessary to dra
IN the weather. that perennial
threadbAre topic. He Was truly AstcT
1shed at the ease with which hs sul
aained his part IN the conversaboi
and began to think pretty well 4
himself. Il did not occur to hina tha
when two clever and attractive wOps
set forth to make . mAn talk "a
ways excepting ~ So dumb. they ne
or fail to succeed To do this tn
contrivs to bring the conYersatic
within the small circle Of his vor
his travels. his preferences, his ami
kions. To be sure. All this IL not fuI
extracted ia nftesn minutes, but
woman obtains In that time q 30
kdsA q the ground plaza
Two dsstinct purposes CONTROLLED z
women IN this instance One dszir
10 interest him. while Ia other sous
- lsara wAssAse - wsa atzpia o. q
&&&--~u---~---
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19
synopsis

CHAPTER I-o.Orrs Psrciv.l AirSrnoe
Jones. vice president OF the AeropoutNA
Oriental Rug company OF New YORK A.
Eives az Cairo on a business Htp-
CHAPTER II-HOraos Ryanns arrives
NJ the hotel IN Cairo with = carefully
guarded bundle.
CHAPTER ITI-RyAnns ssris yones the
famous holy Ihiordes rug which he ad-
9nits having stolen fron pashA AZ eaa-
dad
CHAPTER Tv-Jonss meets MAJOR Cal
1ahan and later 10 introduced 10 Fortunf
Chedsoys by a woman 70 whom he had
loaned $50 pounds at Monte Carlo aoma
months previously. and who turns Qua -
- Fortunes mother.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19

s.lf: time enough when the raOmszt
arrived.
I had an interesting atventure
last night. q most interesting ons.
began George. vho was 20 loagsr e
say. bundering resiose- Thsy we're On
the way back 20 town
Tel Il me- ssid Mrs ChsdsoJe-
He leaned over from his seat beside
the chauffeur OF the hired automobile.
Hang the expense on a day Ike
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19
FROZEN DEssERTS

When company "a coming and dtSA
OF extra quality - desired. bake9
Alaska viii De highly Appreciated G~a
a one OF two quart brick or vanilla Ice
cream and make a merngue Oh three
or six sgg whites and three or ak
tablsspOonfuls OF powdered sugar.
Cover = board with white paper. lay
on a thin sponge cake and turn the leo
cream on the cake. which should Ell
tend a half inch beyond the cream
Cover with the neriasss AID spread
smoothly. Place IN the oYen and
brown quickly IN q hot oven.
A eupful OF erushsd mAoSrOons Ades6
60 vanilla ico cream before 81 IL froxsA
hard makes q delicious variety.
sanana lee crcsm--Rsmovs ne
skins and rub through a slave four
Eood-siEed bananas. add a esp Of sugar
and one and a half tsSlespoonfuis o.
/ lemon Juice and = quart OF cream. thea
I freezs.
/ chocoiats lee crsana.--Msit enc and
q half squares OF bitter Chocolate ana
dilute With hot water to pour easily :
add 20 a quart Of thin cream. thea sd
a sup OF sugar. pinch Of salt ana . -
bles poonful OF vanilla freeze.
Strawberry Ice crsamy--Crash q
quart OF ripe berries and strAtz
through a cheese cloth. add cup ane
three-Quartsrs OF sugar and q pint q
cream. with = pinch % sasG and
freeze.
MIR shsrbst--This "a q dellc1ous
frozen dish that Is rich enough 20 sst
isfy many who hnd Ice eream 10
heavy for the digestion Take n
juice OF three lsmOns. a cup ana q hAl
OF sugar and a quart OF good msiki
freeze. The mixture nay eurdle vhe'
com bined. but Il sill reese cut k.A y
"a smooth "a velvet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19

the woman received the stab. Ny
daughter az n srscaiat;vsly. Yea
viz So %. Y0o haven't len NJ pa-
2ii al thsss year for nolklnx Lst
% 20 down 20 dinnsr-
Fortune. an abe stisnsly folscvs4.
sxperisnesd q ssAse Il dlsoozesr<2an
rather than % easrsoa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-19
L1eKTTGnEN.


BEARD tne prou0 straHnc rrT
saying.
'OnD see what a ruhs I've mAdA~
IL forgot how the oeeE M tnolr MAytng
Had brought - The stun foE ns Es1oas
-LaWekA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
A TWENTIETH CEN.
TURY WONDER

In the office of Waldeyer & Whit
taker, the real estate firm, B. NJ. How
ard, who has branChed out as manu-
facturers' agent, has an electric heat
er that is a wonder and bids fair to
become a very popular commodity. A
little significantloOking article
about 8 by inches resembling a
small toy filter is attached to fauc-
ct and connected with an electric
wire. To the ordinary observer that's
the end of its usefulness. But by
turning on the switch and opening the
throttle, Presto Change, the water
coming from the toy-looking arrange
ment is burning hot; another press on
the throttle and the water is boiling
hot.
This heater, which is termed the
twentieth century wonder, is so sim
pie that a child can use it with abso-
lutte safety or, as its promoter says,
Its foolprOof." Demonstrations are
given all day long and the public is
cordially invited to see this wonderful
and ingeniuOs contrivance working.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
EDITOR

Haven, is better man than kn0ckcm the >trr
ling tackle of Cambridge
\ public schoolmaStrrS wife, who ronfr>SrS
to twenty-five years experience in IL great pub
lie school,, speaks out vigorously in the London
Daily Mail against the Worship Of the athletic
boy The intellectual b0y she AYERS has to Suf-
fer, not only from boys but also from masters
and from the whole publicSchool system, the Sc
vrrcSt Encouragement.
She writes: 1T is not. as | say. only the boys
whose influence tends this way. The public
SchooImaStcr even if an intellectual man him
self. has Il perfectly irresistible bias in the same
direction, and even if he starts out in c0nverSa-
ton with the thesis that games bulk too large
in our public school life, he invariably rolls into
position with the statement that games encOur-
age unsclfishncsS, patriotism, and public spirit,
and the best and most moral boys are those who
are kecnest in games. The boy who does not
play is a lOafer
1.-THE public schoolmastcr is, in fact, the last
persons from whom encouragement to brains,
apart from athletics, is to be expected The fact
is, that on the whole the British public like the
games system of education, and are apt to send
their sons to SCHOOLS where games are we'll
taught, and to houses where a crickcting boy isl
encouraged and looked after specially. AS long
as this is the case the supply will meet the de-
mand, and the schOOlmaser need not be blamed
too severely. But when we ask for education for
our sons, and ask persstently, We shall get it,
though the great athletic system will die hard
and fighting every inch of the way
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
SOME PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS ABOUT
"DAG0 RED"

An interesting comment from q lquor-dcaer
in Honolulu shows that the "dagO red" problem
can be solved here if tackled INSTRUMENTATION
to solve This man says that in at least one
state selling of this vile liquor can be punished
by Imprisonment. Clearly, if a state which de-
Dends for much of it's revenues on it's vineyards
and on it's Liquor traffic can set such a seal of
disapprovaI on "dago red" Hawaii should be
able TO do so.
The Iiquor-dealers of Honolulu realize quite
well that if this community goes through anoth-
er year or two of experiences with criminals
maddened by gulpmg the cheap booze, there will
be a general revolt and the passage of more
stringent laws than now exist. They will pre-
fer, naturally, to see the regulations prOmul-
gated by the liquor license commission instead
of put on the statute books. 1t is to the credit
of both the intelligence and interest OF the
wholesalers and retailers that they propose to
aid the commission in raising the price of "dagO
red to a practically prohibitive figure in order
10 check it's sale The commission meets this aft
rrnGon to decide on the method of checking the
sale and the liQuOrmcn are reported to have
largely signed an agreement to increase the price
10 Il high figure.
One of the details Of the commissions plan
might be changed. This is the allowing of the
cheap stuff to be sold by the gallon to customers
7who carry the liquor off the premises. A sug-
:gcStion has been made to the Star Bulletin by
Il Saoonman that "dago red" should not be sold
by the gallon at all unless delivered to Il bona
fidr residence The enforcement Of this plan,
he thinks, would check the orgies Of the "winc-
bumS' whose carousalS have recently resulted
in several deaths. The man who buys cheap
W inc by I'll" gallon in dcmijohn or bucket, is
quite likely to h" tn" man preparing for Il drunk
en- spree, and this is just the man who needs T."
IL. firmly removed from the halrful influence" Of
The booze