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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24
To the Public.

We have opened a first class bar
Der shop and bath house In the
basement under McIntosh's drug
store on the southeast corner or
the square and Will be pleased TO
have our friends and customers call
on us when wanting anything in the
barber line. We are prepared to give
You entire satisfaction and will APP
preciate your patronage.
255 ARMSTRONG & BEBEE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

tremendous.
1.-THE governor had great OPP
portunity presented to him, and he
met all the expectations of his
friends. Men whom | did not sup
pose were at all favorable to Will
son went away giving me assurances
OF their support, saying that they
would try to get delegates from
their states for him. The governor
is by far the leader Of the bunch of
those mentioned for the nomina-
ton"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24
Notify the office.

The superintendent of the cleo
trie light plant says 1t Is the desire
OF the company to keep street lights
burning at night. Parties living In
tho vicinity of lights arc requested
TO notify the office by telephone
when they see one that is not burn
Ing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Two persons charged with viola
tions of the law have reported at
the penitentiary in the last few
days prepared to begin their sen
fences, the court of criminal ap-
peals having affirmed the judgment
of the lower courts. 1t would save a
great deal of time and money II
they would get into the habit of go
ing to the penitentiary before there
is any trial.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

The Austin Statesman thinks
some men don't need an office in
order to learn how to loaf. No, but
it is much nicer to have warrant
to present at the treasurer's window
at the close of each month.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Rev j Frank Smith was arrest
ed in Dallas for violating the quar-
antine regulations He left his home,
which was under quarantine, to go
to his study and marry couple.
Surely his excuse was a good one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

II Dallas puts a ground floor au.
altorium In her new city hall she
can expect the annual meeting OF a
large number 81 different organiza-
tlons.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

We suppose that In opening the
great Land Exposition at Houston
Governor Colqultt told them about
his new discovery, that II YOU
would cut down the acreage you
would vaiae tho price"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Main Street Christian church will
serve hot tamales Thursday after
noon. Phone orders TO Mrs. s. r..
Spalding 252
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Judge awayne or Fort Worth eyi.
IDENTITY thinks that the man who
reads the papers rs not thereby dls-
qualified ms "A juror. Men who can
read and write make good Jurymea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

A woman In the hospital at DAT
las has lost all recollection Of the
past II the disease from which she
suffers ia contagious numbers OF
men would gladly expose them
selves.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

The construction of this national
highway would mean that all tour.
! lists would visit both California ant
this section OF the country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

We are in favor OF majority OF
The democrats OF Texas having an
opportunity to deliver the vote of
Texas 10 such one OF the presidcn-
tial candidates as they see proper
What say the orENus2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Notwithstanding all the hard
things now being said about him
by the organs, w ] Bryan can CON
sole himself with the reflection that
IN race for office the best man
does not always win
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

knowing Col. Waterson. we hold
him guiltless,-Golumbia State.
And knowing Col Watterson we
hold him otherwise.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Dallas can boast of the fact that
she leads all the other cities of Tex
az In the number of cases Of men,
nights reported to date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Only six more days after today in
which TO pay your poll tax and still
you appear unconcerned.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

The president Of me steel trust
Organization claims that publicity
VIII hnft The trade Better that than
that the fsGo should hurt ~ many
people
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

character, standing or reputation OF any
person. firm or corporation that may ap-
Dear 10 the columns OF the Daily Light
will be gladly corrected upon its being
brought to the attention of the manage
nent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

With the proper sort of enoour
agement Roosevelt will probably
decide to try to come back.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

Read the Daily Light want ads
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

f. s Cronk Co sell galvanized
roofing cheap II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

~.s~y~. ss sn* w 1sanacnse Postotfice a,
Nam Matter OF the Second Glass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24

The terprise Publishing Company is
In no way responsible for debts that may
be contracted by employees, nor will we
assume payment OF such debts under
any circumstances. Every employe Of
fhfs ONCE is paid promptly for work
done. This is to protect ourselves and
FISHING COMPANY. Pc g. w. Nc
Knight. President.
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Gu berfaMicn-Gottage.

Biers2 s2immer Cottage all 2erinaton gife;
fam biqia geilltfi meroen. god3u1rdeen bel
=. u. 9Suriter @rlanaer, Sh 5,6~
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Neitpr @ilmart, oasSdpinoel.
genie.
9 T ii ffeI, 20. Sfto6er.

M}an mag 8sIgien .bus tleinite
Sanb nit ben grOBten M0glidfeiten
nennsn. g1trgenDs in Der 0elt lit Das
GiIenbuhnnes bihter, Der 9lltoboloerz
brau6 ftdrfer, Der 6anbel inpenIiper,
Die Qrbeitstruft gr0Ber, bas Maitreiz
1enthum elegunter, als in 8elgien. eSS1
teinem dnoeren 9anbe iino bic 3uqper-
ipotun9en 10 bGuftg bic S6pinoslz
uffdren 10 tmpoTant tpie bier in gelz
gten, oas man bequem in brei Bis bier
Stunben bom etnen bis gum unbersn
gnbe our6fa6ren tann. Wie lit es
roglth, bab in einsm 2anbe pon nur
{ U}iaionen ginppbnern Elm einselner,
Der all5eit frob gelaunte 6err Neitpr
Wtlmurt, genug WtenI6en ftnben
tonnte, um ibnen iage uno fareibe fir
nter8tg W}illlonen falI6e Wertbpapiere
aufi idninbeln gu t5nnen? Wie in auer
Welt tonnte es Der 8onbioant BON
S6loB Woriulme, Der cine 10 Guberit
himIi6e 8ergangenbeit bate, anitelz
len, beb 10 unb 10 piele onaeIe6ene
Bdnten unb Wedfelmafler immer ipiez
Der aus Heue bide padete bon S6liz
gattonen Der @snt=9erneu3ener gahn
belieben ober tuufteu, obslei6 iie tpubz
ten, bub Die 5uldffise 2ln3ab[ f6or
idngit um bus 8ierz big sSunffachs
uberidritten iein mubts, unb obtpObl
ould9rlih bic 8anfen aug ibrsn &C.
i4dfts6eri6ten nit 2eidtigteit aeqenz
fe1ttg bic 9eIummtiumme Der beliehez
men Sbfigationen bdtten ausrehnen
tonnen2 Neitor Wilmart aber mar
fhon gu angeiehen uno ongemein be.
nunbert. als oaB man an ibm au 3pei=
feln tpaste. Mit sr0Btem Clan untsrs
nabm sr cine groBe n@ffaire" nad Der
anoeren. gr mar Der Madtbaber ober
fpidtisite JntereHent Der ,Gteinbriide
bon Sombre ct Meuie", Der ..gbarz
bonnages bu 8orinaae Central" Der
rQftiengeie(lf6aft fir fiinitiidsn
Dinaer", bss Nlbambra sbeaters unb
Der BraffeIsr 3eituns ,gbronique". |
Ut gut aas faf6ionabIs Rsitaurans |
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flirsen 5u, ipehielten perftdnpnibpolls
3ethen nnb ieoer einaelne bon tbnen
sitterte an 2eib unb Seele por ettpaa
unbefanntem. 8pn Munb gu M,lr5
flosen Siobspoiten. Mit leiier
Stimme bisfuttrten lie initeindnber.
nit fliiiternbem 5pn orans Die Na6-
rtht BON Sbr gu DIR, bab Napplepn'
fhpere 2eibearbe audi Wellington's
Seer aeIhlagen babe. Shon pieies
nnfontrolIirbare @eriidt genii9te, um
in bieIen Iprgenpollen Stunben eine
ppaitdnoiae aopflpiiefeit .beroor5uruz
fen. llnb bieier unbeilpolle 3uitdnb
erreihte ben ODRpuntt pur6 ben Ins
bid, Den Rutban Rpthf6ilb bot. 3a
Iehnte er ipte 5u Sobe gebbt in et-
barmunespiirbieem 3uitano an Der
Sdule unb ffien ith taum auf ben
SiiBen balten gu tonnen. gr, Der taits
Ibiiittge, rubige GGiar, ben ionit bic
Iipiitbenoiten 90rienitiirme nidt aus
bem Gleidgetpiht gu brin9sn perz
mrnten. ....
Was man bisber als unperbiirg>
tes Gsrebe betrahtet bate, nabm nun
Die 9eitdlt unleuebarer Wabr6eit an,
bsnn oeutlt6er als bic untpntrolirz
barren Geriidte ipru6 bas 9tntltB
Gptbi6ilb'5. l1nb iiber bic ganss
gDrie bIiBts tpis Elm eletrtii9er 5unte
Die punifortigs 5urht auf, pab
Der unoeriObnlihite, Observation-Disclosures
5etnb Gnelanbs ipisoer fret lei, baB
Hismano lhn auf Ieinem Wese aufbaIz
ten tonne, ipenn er ii6 pisoer ME eine
8etbel 9ottes auf europa itiir5te.
Wie elm perreerenoer 3pflpn breitete
iib bic 9lngit iiber Die gitD aus. sSm>
mer uno INNER tpisoer perbi6teten
fib Die Hadrihten, lalptnsnortig
pudfen iie an unb gu sinem ipabren
Shredensbtlo ii6 seitaItsno, erfiil=
ten iie bic Meniden nit Gntleben.
Cine nilbe panit entitdnb. Die
3urie fielen bon Wtinute 3u Minute,
itiiraten in booenloie Stefe, uno ais
man ipabrnobn, bab ni6t nur Rptbz
i6iIb allein, ionbern ou1 feline Qgenz
ten Die qapiere in groBen poiten gum
@ertauf anboten, ia f0rmli6 ouf ben
Martt parfen, tonnte nints mebr
oas Jullen Der Wertbe oufbuIten.
DIS bdtte 8abniiHn bic Menge gez
padt, 10 tamsn in penieen Minuten
bic iolioeIten unb itdrtitsn 9anthGuz
Ter tns Wanfen unb bic 9urie Der
geii6ertiten Werttpapiere mu9ten
YurseIbGume mad unteu. @ie 9Dbenz
btIoer, Die bon eetGui6ten 9lGubtoen,
Don HdheDurit eetrteben, pDmgieoeItal
geitiirst uno 5ertriimmert tperoen.
Sn5pii6en Ia6te Ii6 Der tobtenz
bIeihe Mann an Der SGule ins
5Guitden. Wdbrenb man tbeilna6msz
pOll i'm Saole Nutban Rotbfdilb be-
oauerte, oeiien mG6ties sSirmu, tpie
man meinte, nun elei6faus in ben
Staub getreten unb bur6 Rieienberz
lutte DerniChtet mar, lieb bieier unz
auffdat9 BON ieinen 9ebeimogenten,
Die IN oieier gigeniaaft Niemanb Be-
tannt iDaren, ole angebotenen Wertbz
papiere auftauFen.
4m dnoeren Sage traf bie Ia6ridt
Elm, oab 8lii6sr BEL 2ignep uno 0el=
ltngton BET Waterloo geiiegt botten.
HothiHiIo ielbit 5eigte es nit itrabz
lenoem Geit6t Bel Gr0ffnung Der
gOr'e on. Die auris itiegen rapio
uno erretdten eine nod ME bogepeIene
9o6e. Rottidilb bate an einem
Gage iiber "a MiQtonen sSroncs Qez
tponnen. Samals entitano bag oez
tlugelte Wort: Die 9erbinoeten
getpunnen Die Sdla6t Bel 8atsrIoo, |
in Wu9rbeit ober sepdnn Rot6i6iIb
aQein.
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pel5ernte. pel3e iinb Die 1rpe
BEN Wfoben bieies Dinters, limb Ger
tOltlthite Sdmud, init bem Die Oome
lhre 5piletten 3iert. WsIf peite Rei=
ie oieie tDitliden Jelle qemudt, peld,'
manntgfade Ibenteuer iino beitanz
ben, odDon ahnt Tie nihts, unb bod lit
Der Iusfall Der PeISernte in aanaDa
rur bic elegante sSrau bon bober
Wlhtigteit, oenH bana9 beitimmen
it9 bic preile, Die Tie bssablea mus.
Uitten binein in bas romantiTGs gliz
lieu Der pel5jGger fiibrt urls cine
Shtloerung, Die 5. 6. 5honnpper
BON ieinem gefuh in bem pelsospot
Der 9ubion gab Gsmpanp ont 2pna
Safe entipirft. Gr mar anipeienb, ais
in bieiem Sommer Elm inb;aniIder
SGuptlin9 Die pel3e bradte, Die er
uno ietn Stamm seiponnen hotten.
an Der Spibe elmer ftattli6en Reihe
bon Sanoes erffien Der 6Guptlin1 in
Der Jottorei; er unb feline Yeqleiter
erAielten 5und6it ieber eia Stad
ihpdr5en 5abat unb elm gGtdlsp
S6tpefeIbOI5er; iofort pur5en Die
pfeifen gefiillt, uno in tiefitem StiIl<
i6peigen Doll3og fi6 bic feterli6e
3eremOnie bes oen 5rieoen Dertiinben=
ben Rau6ens. gnbli9 lit Die sSriez
oenspfeife Ieer; Die sSnbianer itefen
bic qfeifen iorgfdItis in Die saIhe
uno bon ben rinoenumballten 8allen
tperoen bic Riemen eslDit. 3undaf
ptrb Elm groBer 5aufen robsr ise!!e
ausgeberitet, Die 8sute, Die Der .6Guptz
ling ielbit felt Neujabr auf Der pels=
jago errungsn. Der 5attor 3dbli.
$50 9iiumratten baben ibr 2sben Iaiz
fen miiFen. Sebes Sell ipirb befii6,t,
iorgfdltig unterIuAt Der Yreis fe't=
seieBt. Sn betrdattider 6Dbe thin
men iib bic toItbaren Jelle in Der
gde gu boben Stupeln. 60 nergeben
Elm paar Stunben, bann sie6t Der
6duptling nit ben Geinen ab, frbb
iiber ben 9eipinn, Der bod nur 5erin9
lit i'm gergleid su benz Weri5 ptr
JelIe, Die ibr gepiht in Cob unD
mebr ipertb iinb. 9alb Iiegen bic
peI5e unter benz SninbeIbo6 ser
@orrathsbduier in mannsboben Gta-
peln gu sauienben; nod manG,e
prooebur uno cine lanss ReiIe irebt
ihnen bepor, Bis fie als herrfiche |
Shmuditits in ben G6aIfenltern
liegen.
bespterre ais Rdtb@I
Tel. guf ionberbare Weife erfubr |
,Soiepbine bon 8eaubarnais ben Sob |
Hobesplerres uno bamit ibre gefreiz !
ung. sic mar i'm Defdnenib au
eormes eingetertert unb borrte bes |
9lusenblits. no iie bonn Rspolutionsz |
tribunal u6geurtbeilt iperben iolIte
Qls lie burh bas tleine ssenfterben |
lbrer 3eQe auf Die Strabe blidte, be-
msrtte lie pI0Bli9 auf Der anberen
Seits sine 5rau, bie iib ole s1oentz
lt6e U&u6e CAB, ii9 burh 3eihen nit
Ihr gu beritGnDigen. Sic lenfte esoIe.
ohinens Qnfmertiamfeit auf ibr aleib.
,aleto!" fragte Sofepbine 5uriid,
'bentalls in Der 3si1eniprade. sd
'rblelt tie our 2(ntlpprt. Damn nabm
bic Jrau einen Stein unb 5eigte ibn
,er 0efangenen. Wieberum berielbe
bon 5raee unD 4ntpprt.
lno gu guterIebt 5eigte fie Stein uno
tlelo 5uIammen unb mahte babel bic
SefDe9ung oss 6alsabfhneioens.
Damn begann Iie freubig au tan3en
lnb in bic 5dnbe gu fIatfden. aleiD
robe) nno Stein (pierre) gaben su-
ammen Robespierre, unb Robespierrel
Oar Der gals a5gH&aistsn sp0r0sn.
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aiid,en- Ranee, ioiiete S135, fouie &ar'
room gioeboaro un0 Counter, btuia, Had'
8ufra9en bel Sacob Stoamer, RboeRtE Rdrf,
llahe Gbeiier 4ari. 56T
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Hnterrihts. .Mn5eiaen.

rem Srten fort, ipo Neitor 9ilmart
Die Spfer fanb, bic Tb an Feinem
lnternsbmunssseiit, ieiner freien Saz
fel uno ieiHem sOttliden 2aheu be-
ralIdten.
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Rat1tburg'9lmerita 2inie

bite lofcrt einen Mann an Mr. &c.
bone IN Der .D.StraBe uno IaIien Gle
genau ben 8aiometer priifen", {aat
Der aailrer, Der einen @rief in Ser
9ano tragt. .Shon", meint Ser cn.
lpettor, "aber lDiiien Sic, man bari
Die fortipabrenben geihneroen Elm.
5elner Mbnebmer iiber bie BaIometer
niht gar 81 ernit nebmen; es lit am
belten menn man Die meiiten oieier
NefIamationen in ben Napierforb
pirft." aber Der aaiiirer id)iittelt er.
regt ben acpf uno finitere geiiird,.
.tungen ipiegelten iid) in feinen glide.
sd bin D0ilig NIT Sfnen einperlton.
ben erfIarte er uaber bier banoelt
es iih niht Inn cine geihmeroe g)2r
Sobone bat nninlid ieineBusred,m,na
poltmenoeuo nit einem gbed besabIt
lmo babel benerft, bab er oie Sledl.
nnng als rittig anerfennt. Wir
nliiiien iofort ben @aiometer prii.
fea..."
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Sunae gnier eeutfher, I'M 2infen MAIDEN au
Ierueu g;acb5ufragen nit ben gltern BET e.
SiIeiH & Erp., Sptifer, ABS Race StraBe.
D-SS
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3n Observation-Disclosures

Muichtnerie uno g8agen tir Ne'
tailsSt1nD in elmer euten Gtaot IN Sblo.
9igenfbiimer bat in 10 Subren $4,000 peI'
oieHt uHo erfpurt. 9er Rreis, $1,000, ioufe
idn In etnem Sabre be5ablen. EatbuirdaeH
i'm Yolisblatt.
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Die 0asredJnung. Cine III.
ltlge fleine 0eibIfteaus Dem Dnreau
Der @asgelell'baft peiB eile engIiide
3eitibrift 81 er51blen. Ger erite aai-
iierer Der 8asgeieaihaft betritt COS
Rontor oes Snipeftors, Der oie Son.
trOuOrsonilatioH Ieitet. sS6iden sic
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Eerlungt-mnnnilh.


y guufdIoffer. SO. 2941 GaiterH slnenue.
II
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2n Dermietben

2abeH uEo Simmer. Tat8ufragen 4
2apton Cir. i"
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Mus Der 0eibitbte DER yJamf
ssranfinrter".

Notbon Gotbld,ifo Dor Dem 3ulanl'
menbritd). 9fotbid)ilo, Der
.Selo", auf Dem artegsihauplat
bel Noterloo. Cine ltilrntild)c
ltebcriabrt. - 8anif in Der Gitp.
- RotEdn Rotid)tlo's Sieg iiber
9tdpoleon bel Materloo.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16
Z UNCLE JOE CANNON

The lame duck crop this year on
the Republican side of the House
Former Speaker Cannon, who is retired
from Congress by a Democrat. Frank J..
O'Hair ; Ebenezer j. Hill, of Connecti-
cut Son -in-law Nicholas Longworth,
who is reported defeated in Cincinnati
by eighty-fve plurality; and William
B. Mckinley, who managed Taft's Con-
vention campaign. ~
AS far as Mr.. Cannon is concerned,
he is probably done with public life.
He mas arrived at a great age. has had
a long public career, and while snuffed
out i%ngloriously he probably prefers
this to being scared off the track. Po-
litically Uncle Joe has died with his
boots on. and neither will admirer
think the less of him for having fought
it out to the last.-Ex.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16
CASEY FOR u. S. DISTRICT AT
TORNEY

The PRESS does not claim to, be in
a position to dictate to the democrats
of North Dakota who shall receive the
appoint ment of United States district
attorney. but il would seem il this inn
portant Office is to be placed on the
basis of party loyalty, coupled with
ability. that it should be given to At
torney T. D. Casey of Dickinson. Nj.
Casey has been a resident of North
Dakota for more than a score of years
and has a state wide reDut alton as a
lawyer. He served in the legislature
from Walsh county as senator tor ever
al terms. having the distinction at one
time of being the only democrat in the
upper house. The democratic national
committee needed Mr.. CaseY's ability
in the campaign just closed. Mr.. Casey
needed the call, as he has done in
election years heretofore. and gave
freely of his time for speaking tours.
The PRESS hopes to: see Western
North Dakota. and Stark county recog-
nized in the appointment of Hon. +.
D. Casey, a man who has the fitness for
the Office of district attorney and one
who would do credit to himself and his
party in such position.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16

Mandan has again warded off county
division for another two years. Morton
is a large county and will be divided
some time but just how and when no
person can tell. Ferdinand Leutz, the
manufacturer of brick at Hebron, has
again been elected senator in his
county, defeating Merchant Nelson of
Glen Ullin. Morton has two legislative
districts, and Attorney j. M. Hanley is
senator elect fur the east district. At
torney Jim Campbell defeated Editor
Conrad for the legislature. AS had been
the various railroad McDonalds on this
division Of the Northern Pacific, was
again elected sheriff.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16

Miss Marguerite Patterson is editor
and publisher of The Colonist. publish
ed al STEVENSON, MERGED county. Cali
fornia. Miss Patterson became finan-
cially interested in the publication
nearly two years ago and now she has
assumed the entire MANAGEMENT. Our
readers will remember the lady as a
former resident of this city. She came
to the western part of the state from
MIMI, and for a time was
employed..o n the Bowman Pioneer, hav-
ing a homestead in that locality.
Friends of Miss Patterson will be inter-
ested to learn of her new responsible
The Colonist appears as the ex-
ponent of a colony at STEVENSON.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16
THE PRESIDENT-ELEC TO BUSI-
NESS MEN

Mr.. Wilson'S first post-election utter
ance is addressed to the business men
of the country. His words are words of
reinsurance. The honest and enlighi-
ened man uf affairs. he says. has moth
ing to fear, for the next administration
will have no policies that will interfere
with legitimate business. The message
is so phrased that every one will inter-
pref it as bearing wholly on the trust
question. Mr.. Wilson serves notice that
he will not run amuck among the big
corporations. He has 10 intention of
converting the Sherman act into an act
of universal condemnation of combina-
lions. He will enforce it in. the light of
reason. as indicated by the Supreme
Court in the oil and tobacco cases. The
light of reason forbids secret alliances.
espionage. local undersellina, imitation
OF trust securities F; but it does not forbid
cooperation in the open.
There is no allusion in the message of
the P~resident-elect to the tariff ques-
ton. although business men are now
giving more attention to the tariff than
to the trust policy of the next admin
istration. They are not apprehensive.
however. for in all his campaign
speeches. Mr.. Wilson sought to make it
clear that he fully realized the need of
the utmost care. sanity and deliberation
in tariff reimbursement. There will
probably be an extra session of the new
Congress to deal exclusively with the
tariff. Such a session is desirable from
every point of view. for the sooner the
task is attacked the less politics
there will be i'm the process. The Demo.
cratic Congress should profit by the in
~vestigations of the tariff board and
should welcome other scientific guidance.
1t should reduce only those duties
that are demonstrably too high under
any proper test of protection. There is
room for downward revision. and for
moderate, reasonable reduction the bust
s community is, sufficiently prepared.
If prosperity and confidence are to con-
tinue and grow: the Democratic leaders
must convince all by words and deeds
that no deficit breeding reductions and
no assault on protection as a principal
are contemplated. Record Herald.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16
Gorham|

Joe Fritz made a trip t. Belfeld after
wire to fence his fields.
Cornelia Stigen is helping at Vosters
for a few days.
R. S. Btockett Of Lincoln, Neb., visit
ed at Bishops this week.
Joe Fritz drove Mr.. Brockett up north
on Tuesday to look at land.
Miss Shultz: expects to leave soon to-
spend the winter in Dickinson.
MIR. and Mrs. Glade and family took
dinner at Hammarstan's Sunday.
Lena Johnson left for her home in
Iowa last week; where she will spend
the winter.
Henry Kirking: returned this week with
q q of horses; and machinery from
Wisconsin.
The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16

Rex Hamilton and Victor Olson went
to Bel6eld Tuesday, where the former
bought a new set of bob sleiehs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert johnson, Mr.: and
Mrs. Bishop and Pete and Judith Peter
son visited at Cleveland's Sunday.
Newell and Bertha Voster. Thora
Stigen and Dora Trough were confirmed
Sunday. November 10th, by Rev. Thorpe,
who held services at Mr.. Voster's.
The Ladies guild met with Mrs. Ham
ilton Thursday, November IA. The time
of meeting has been changed from 2
in the afternoon to 10 in the morning
on account of short days.