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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

ALPINE, TEXAS.


Alpine, Tex, oct. 26,-AIiss Mona
Garnett spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Garrett at Maria.
Rev. Mr.. Burma.h. of Dallas, il the
guest Of Rev. ". 3. Bloys.
Miss Branson entertained two tables
of auction bridge. Her guests in
Guided Mrs. +. Z. Giuett, Mrs. John
Hardy, Mrs. Glenn KOkernOt, Mrs
NJ S. Burke, Mrs F. NJ. Austin, Mrs
Reagan Cartwright and Miss Mayer
Young.
A. s. Gage, of san Antonio. has been
in Alpine the past week on business.
A debate is being planned by some
of the local politicians for the week
before the election.
Ardent SWANS of Alpine are sere-
nading their sweethearts by the
proxy Of a Mexican band Informal
dances on the lawn are sometimes
arranged.
Two men who claim to represent
Mexican MOrmOns, were in town this
week investigating the charms of the
Alpine country with reference to
starting a colony here. They are said
to have been favOrably impressed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
BALMORHEA. TEX.
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BaImorhea, Tex, Oct. 26.-R V.
King is having an addition built to his
house. L. J. futile has the contract.
c. c. KoUntz, r. D. Balloon and c.
Brock went to PecOs IN Mr. Brooks
automobile.
Tom Mosley came in on the P. Y. S.
from PecOs.
W J. Rhea made trip to Pecos.
Ralph Hall is sick with slow fever,
but is improving now.
Warren futile has been very sick
the past week
f. o. Johnson has sent his house
hold goods to California. Mr.. and
Mrs Johnson viii go soon.
Mrs Richburg and little daughter
of Pecos, are visiting Mrs. B. W. Van
deren.
Perry Wagnon has returned from a
prospecting trip to California and
Washington
Miss Daisy Spring has returned
from two months visit at Stiles
Texas.
Mrs. F. O. Johnson has returned
from Chicago and Rockford, H.,
where she has been visiting relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
: PARSONS, n. N. =
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Parsons n. NJ. oct. &c. II. Wege-
maun, who has been here in the IN
terest Of the geological survey service
at Washington d. c., has gone TO
White Oaks. He was accompanied oy
Lawrence Markley. They expect TO
spend several weeks looking over the
coal property
L. n. McReynoids accompanied them
as far as CarrizOzO- They then nau
planned a short trip to Grand QulYera,
but on account of bad roads and lack
of water the trip to Grand QuiVera
was impossible
Misses Lille Cochran. Cora Cope
land and Mrs. Eva O'Neil were here as
the guests of Miss Emma Grafton.
J. H AFullmer, president Of the Par
sons Mining company, who mas Deen
spending a few days here, has re-
turned to his home in Mishawauka,
Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Weber and
small daughter are expected here
soon on a visit to relatives
Mrs. w. G. Wells made business
trip TO Angus.
G. F. Thorp killed panther near
the Skinner place The panther had
been ranging around in that vicinity
for two years
Mr.. BixIer, VINO has been farming
the Lang place this year, is moving
his family to Ccrrizozo.
l. Jennings has returned from a
business trip to Captain
Milford Dupree is on the sick list
this week.
GLIDING Misses Lille Cochran, Cora
Copeland, Emma Grafton, Mrs. Eva
O'Neil and Nessrs. AIilus Grafton,
Richard Copeland and Buck Jennings,
spent a day in the wilds Of the
mountains. The party started early
and going up Argentine canyon to the
summit OF Little Bonito crossed over
the divide and returned by the way
of Big BOnitO.
Mrs. L n. Wingfield and small
daughter. of RuidOsa, are here visiting
Mrs. Wingfield's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. R. Robinson
Mrs. l. Jennings was the guest Of
Mrs. T. J. Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Rice have gone
to CarrizOzO to meet Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Weber and baby Alice, of Car
thage n. NJ. Nh Weber is taking q
months vacation and expects 70
spend his time hunting in the White
mountains.
Game seems to be scarce in the
mountains this year or else the hunt
ers have lost their cunning, for very
few deer have been seen and fewer
vet killed; and although wild turkeys
have seemed plentiful they are hard
to get
T. J. Grafton and W. C. Wells viii
leave Wednesday for Captain
Mrs 3. r. Robinson and daughter,
Mrs Wingfield. are visiting relatives
near Nogal this week
TOmmie and Joe Jennings have been
picking apples for F. Pfingsten on the
skinner place.
B. r Robinson is harvesting his
crop of apples DIR. Robinson has a
large yield of fruit this year
Mrs. D. S. Elliott was the guest OF
Mrs. J. T. StaytOn.
The nights here are getting cold
The BOnitO river was frozen over with
ice this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
MIAMI, ARIZ.


Miami, Ariz., Oct. 26.-8Iiss Lorraini
Walker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J.
H. Walker. was married to John DeeL
The wedding was a surprise to the
friends of the young couple, especially
as the majority of Miss Walkers
friends thought her at school in Al
buquerque, where she went last
month.
The Walker family was one Of the
pioneer settlers of the new town Of
Miami, coming here from Tyson, n. n,
three years ago. Mr.. Deel came here
about a year ago from Bakersfield
Cal. The young couple viii be at
home in the new residence being built
for them in the Inspiration addition,
after November 1.
Rev. Father BARRETT has returned
to Miami after an absence Of several
months in Montreal, Canada, where he
was called on account Of the serious
illness of his brother.
John WOg, of Lower Miami, has re-
turned and viii settle here perma-
nently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Geaslen. Of
Globe, will locate permanently in
Miami and viii erect a dwelling on
their lot in the Inspiration addition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
= BELEN, n. NJ .

BeIen. n. N, Oct. 26.-The Belen
Choral club held its first fan rehearsal
at the school house. There was a
good attendance. The selection which
has been made for the fan work is
Esther the Beautiful Queen" by
William b. Bradbury
A party was given at the home OF
Miss Lucy Becker in honor Of julius
and Paul Becker, of Springerville,
Ariz-, who are in the city on their
way to New orleans for visit A
large number of young people were
present.
The Aid society Of the Methodist
church held an extra work meeting at
the home Of Mrs H v. Mather- This
society is completing its work for its
annual bazaar, which viii be held on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening.
The members Of the Belen CONNER
cfaI club and their wives were enter
tanned at the club at a card party.
The social committed Of the club has
arranged q series Of social events for
the coming winter months this beng
the first Of the series
Halloween VIII be celebrated IN Be-
len this year, according to announce
ments which have already been made
Thursday evening, October 81, the
EpWOrth League OF the Methodist
church, VIII give HaIlo%e en- parry
at the home Of Mr- and Mrs y. P
simmons The Maccabees Of 'BeleE
have also planned to give dance in
Commercial hall on Halloween. and
considerable interest is being taken in
this event.
The Sunday school Of the Methodist
church of BeIen has held its election
Of officers 60 serve the school for the
ensuing year. The officers who were
elected were. Superintendent H Y.
Mather: assistant superintendent, p P
simmons; secretary, Miss Eunice Wat
tiers; treasurer, Paul Simmons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
%WVWON
. BOWIE, ARIZ. =

Bowie. Ariz.. oct. 26.-Winiam Sha-
fer and wife have returned from Cali
fOrnia after a three months absence
from the San Simon valley. When
leaving here Mr.. Skaters intention
was to remove permanently to Cali
fOrnia, but like many others, could not
remain away from the San Simon
H. C. Morrow. Jr. has arrived in
Bowie from Austin, Tex, and is so
well pleased with conditions around
Bowie that he Immediately wired for
his father, DR.. H. C. Morrow, Sr;, or
Austin. The doctor and his son have
each taken $50 acre hOmesteads ad-
joining claims The doctor returned
home to prepare for an early removal
to Bowie.
There are others from Austin al
ready located here and with others
still coming there is danger Of the
capital Of Texas being removed to the
San Simon valley.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gould, who have
been absent for a month visiting
friends in Kansas City, nave returned
to Bowie.
The literary residents Of Bowie have
organized a literary club Ofhcers
were elected Those present were
Mrs Dawson Mrs. Wheeler. Nelma
PuIIiam and Clara Pulliam, Wesley
Ray. Claude Wheeler and Russell
Heinrich.
John G. Kerr has returned from an
extended European tour including
Ireland, England, Switzerland, Italy
and Greece.
Claud and Wesley Wheeler went on
a hunting trip in the Dos CaDezas
mountains They returned with fine
buck deer, which they killed about
eight miles south of town
Byron Nash, fireman Of the South
ern Pacific, formerly Of this place, but
now stationed in FL PasO, was Bowie
visitor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
ELGN. ARIZONA.


EIgin. Ariz., oct. 26.-Mrs. Charlie
Reed and children. of Fairbank, spent
several days in Elgin, the guests Of
Mrs. T. J. Turner, her sister
Mrs. George Beebe was a visitor to
Benson this week.
B. Maier. Of Benson, is in Elgin.
Messrs. Fletcher, Kline and Beebe
were on trip of several days by
auto in Pima county valleys this
week.
NJ L. Mowry has removed with his
family to Mowry. where he has been
engaged to teach the school
Moses Sloan. of Missouri, was
in EIgin with a view to buying a
ranch i'm the Canilles. While in FL
gin Mr.. Sloan was the guest of T. j..
Turner's family.
Rev. p. II. Mcpherson, rector Of St
Andrews church, OF Nogales, spent two
days i'm EIgin considering the adVisa-
bility of establishing chapel IN the
valley. He viii return to Eigin on
November IL TO conduct services at
some appointed building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
Q CHAMBERINO. N NJ.

Chamberino, n NJ, Oct. 26.-Mrs.
William Briscoe Carroll entertained at
her country home. about IS guests in
honor of Mrs. William Holt Glenn, Of
CariutillO. The mantels were beauti-
fully decorated in green, the tables in
asters, carnations and ferns The
guest of honor presided at the punch
bowl. The hostess served dainties in
three courses. The following assisted
in serving: Miss O'Shea, lavender silk;
the Misses BENEFITS, white batiste;
Miss story. tan panama; Miss Rena
Gillett, brown and cream cloth; Miss
Jimmie Brooks, cream and blue The
guests; Mesdames Sam 3. GiHett.
brown cloth; J. T. POcher, pink crepe,
trimmings of black; L H Brandt,
dark blue Panama; J. NJ Johnston,
dark blue, trimming Of white lace;
A. z. Lason, blue silk; r n. Reagan,
white and black, T. J. Mckamy, hand
embroidered linen; J. T. Warren. white,
light bue trimmings over green satin;
Mrs. JeffrieS. light blue and lace;
P II. Bailey. brown fOulard; +. J. Hall,
blue and white serge; George P. Luce,
white, trimming of cluny lace; ". o.
McNary old rose satin over lace
passementeries; John Murphy. dark blue
velvet cream silk: James NJ Tally,
white lawn; o. 5. Woods, black cloth,
trimming of braid; WilmOth Cannon,
brown fOulard: J. S. Brooks, white
and tan; J. C. Francis, pearl gray silk,
trimming Of lace; Joseph r Bennett.
brown Panama baby Irish and fringe;
Mrs. Patrick Coleman. dark blue
cloth; c. G. Martin, cream silk, trim
ming of over lace, ]. L O'Shea. black
Panama crepe, diamonds ". II.
Glenn, Copenhagen blue, trimming Of
satin; Mrs. Wallace, black silk, trim
ming tan silk: W. B. Carroll, white
over pink and black fringe, trimming
Nalenciennes lace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

A S & r. company, was confined to
his bed for q few days with sickness
c. J.. Knight, construction engineer
for the Ray Consolidated, has le1r Tor
a short stay in Los Angeles and coast
points
Mesdames Wiley, Rosenbaum and
HarWoOd spent a few days camping
near the Aravipa canyon
Eugene Miller, assignee for the
John AacIntyre company, has re-
turned to his home in Globe, after q
two weeks business visit here
Henry Turner is spending few
days in Globe on business.
Thomas wills has just received
word Of the serious illness Of his IA
Messrs. Huffman. Johnson and Page,
Of Winkelman, have Just returned
from a two weeks hunt near Christ
mas, and as trophies brought back two
deer and three wild moss. Iney re-
port that deer are very plentiful
Mrs Katherine Reagan has left
Hayden for HermOsa beach, where she
has secured a cottage for the winter
Mrs ". A. Walker has left for her
former home at Joplin Mo, upon re-
ceipt Of a telegram advising her OF
the serious Illness of her mother
Nels johnson. chief craftsman for
she Ray Consolidated Copper company,
vising nam Of his appointment 20 a
similar position with the alaska COLD
Mines company at Juneau, Alaska
C. r, Minor, superintendent or the
Cananea Consolidated Copper com
pany's railroad, is spending rev
DAYS i'm Hayden
AR and Mrs Nels Johnson enter
tanned Messrs. Porter ana Garmes az
dinner recently.
Busby's minstrel show is booked 20
give a performance in Wlbkelman un-
der a tent today
A party consisting Of Messrs- Borc-
well. Taylor. Record, Gauch, Wlseman.
Maher Lumbley. Baird, Cook and
Murray took sOjOurn in the nils on
a quail hunt and an got the limit or
25 birds except Mr. Murray, who got
but one bird
Jaw Mitchell manager of the Hay
den Supply company, is speudloF q
few days ip Phoenix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

STATE COLLEGE. N. N.


State College, n. NJ. Oct 26.-The
Girls GIee club gave its first selec-
ton to the public on Thursday.
The battalion Of cadets has held its
first Inspection when all cadets ap-
peared in their new gray uniforms.
AIa5or George, United States army. re-
tired, inspected the battalion.
The student commission has post
p0ned its dance until after ThanzsEiv-
ing, in order that the football men
nay attend it. They have arranged
in its place a Halloween social, to be
given on November J.
4 dance was held in the gymnasium
for the benefit of the new students.
The football team Joined the merry
throng. The dance was stopped for a
few moments until a yell was given
for every man who had played against
El Paso high school
The semi-annual entertainment Of
the Agricultural club viii be given
sometime during the month of Novem-
ba- Tt VIII be given in honor Of
PROF. Willard, no has a position at
College Station, Tex, with the United
States agricultural department.
The Music club Of the college met
in Las Cruces at the home of Mrs.
stevens
Jack Maynard, who has been visit
ing his father in san Francisco, has
returned to the college.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
HAYDEN ARIZONA


Hayden. Ariz.. Oct 26.-The stork
paid a visit to the home OF Mr. and
Mrs w. A. Carter, leaving a 10 pound
boy to the proud parents.
w j.. Weaver. local Arizona agent.
is spending few days at Casa Grande
where he is interested i'm considerable
land
J. S. BordweH. chief clerk for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
aIORENCL ARIz.


Morenci, Ariz., Oct 26.-8Irs. Rodney
N. McDOugal entertained with a tea in
honor of Mrs. John McDougal. q re-
cent bride The guests were received
at the door by the Misses Purdam and
AlTa McDOugaL 4Iesdames McDOugal
received the callers in the reception
room. which was decorated with vel
10y chrgsanthemUms. In the dining
room Mrs. NJ. II. Mclean poured tea at
one end Of the table, and Mrs. Blather-
wick served chocolate at the opposite
enc Refreshments Of cakes. candies
and stated nuts were served. Mar
tins orchestra furnished music for the
afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
RUIDOsO. n. NJ.
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RuidOso, n. NJ, Oct 26.-Mrs Watt
Gilmore and family, of Alto, who
spent the week end visiting Mrs. A. J.
Gilmore and family have returned
home
Miss Jennie Mckinney. who was
former resident of this place, has re-
turned from oregon. While here she
was the guest of Mrs. L. +. Avent I'M
til Charley White, of Alto. came by
and took her to Lincoln. where they
were quietly married and afterwards
returned to their home at Alto.
ID. A. Smith, Of CarrizOzo, who has
been here the past week, has left for
his home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

a snap-I00 a grade doors at
bargain. Lander Lumber CO.-Adv.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR AND NO
TICE TO CREDITORS.

tn THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DIS
Il tfict Court of the State of Ne
vada, III and for the County Of Nye
N the Matter OF the Estate of Nal
colin Lloyd Macdonald, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the
last win and testament of Nal
colin Lloyd Macdonald having been
daly admitted 60 probate in the
al ove-entitled court on the goth
day Of November, 1911, and no
executor being named in said will,
llting Macdonald on said day was
daly and regularly appointed ad-
ministrator with will annexed of
said estate of Malcolm Lloyd Mac
onald deceased, and duly qualified
as such. and,
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
said estate Of Malcolm Lloyd Mac
donald are required to file the
same with the proper vouchefs and
statutory affidayits attached with
the clerk of the above entitled
court within three months from the
date of the first publication hereof
Date of first publication, Deem
her 13, 1911.
IRVING MACDONALD,
administrator with VIII Annexed
of the Estate of Malcolm Lloyt
Macdonald
BARTLETT & THATCHER,
Attorneys for Said Estate
1918, 20, 27-1-3
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MAS HEROINE
oF THE ELEMENTS

In little city near Waterloo,
Iowa. school teacher had the
experience Of her life in a wind
storm. in which he did not lose
her presence Of mine in all its
fury. Great trees were torn up
bodily by the roots. houses were
uuroofed or even wrenched from
thelr foundations. women shriekod
and rushed with their children 10
piares Of faneied safety. while the
strong men turned pale and vaiuly
attempted rs appear uueoacerned.
But b the midst % an this fury
Of nature one little Woman Sat
cool. calm aud collected. she did
eos appear Is notice that ANYTHING
eai q rs orainals was happening
WOW ana then she rslsta her ewes
ifFum tha haas fAAs seMta M
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How Aas,sssrs 80 lsasued tbai
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i the Fifth Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada in and for the
County of Nye.
Action brought in the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District
of the State of Nevada, in and fol
the County Of Nye, and the Com
plant filed in said County oil Nye,
IN the Office Of the Clerk OF SAID
District Court.
Cassie Barnett. Plaintiff vs.. W.
Barnett, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greet
10 ]. w. Barnett, Defendant
You are hereby required to APP
near in an action brought against
YOU hv the above-named Plaintiff in
ths District Court OF the Firth 1u-
dicial District OF the State OF Ne
yada. in and for the County OF Nye
and 10 answer the Complaint filed
therein. within ten days exclusive
81 the day Of service) after the sery.
ice ON you Of this summons, II
served within this county; or. Il
served out OF this county. but Is
this district. within twenty days
otherwise. within forty days ol
Ia6smcnt BY default vii be takei
against Won. according % The pray
~ oi 6aid Complaint
The said aeiics Is brought q
dissolve lae touds ~ mn,rimon'
noa existing bstweaH Plaintiff an,
Defendant - tae grVuusis ~ nesiec
81 she Deseudsat Cor nsgr s pefipl
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Comings and Goings of Loca
People and Others.

chris Johnston departed this
morning for Portland, Oregon.
j. =. Epstine. the broker, re
turned from San Francisco this
morning.
Attorney George Thatcher is
spending today in Goldfeld on
legal business.
D. Aspland, the general agent OF
the T. & T. railroad, is in the
city from Goldheld.
W. d. Forster and wife were
passengers on No. 2S train this
morning for San Francisco.
city, returned to Berkeley this
morning, where she is a pupil at
the Miss Handsome school.
Hon. Hugh II. Brown, memer OF
the State Banking board, returned
from Carson yesterday morning.
Miss Madeline Harris, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Harris, who
has been spending her holiday va
cation with her parents in this
Mrs. Edmund North and little
daughter, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Hugh Brown for the past
month, will return to Los Angeles
tomorrow morning.
Frank j. Cunningham, the under
taker who has been employed at
the Wonacott & Hall undertaking
parlors during Mr.. Marsh's absence
in California, departed for Goldtield
this morning, where he will have
charge of the Dunn undertaking
parlors.
County Commissioner w. d. Cud
dy, who has for the past TIVE
months been visiting his wife am
sons at Portage. Wis, returned t.
Tonopah yesterday morning. Tn
Colonel returns in the best of healt
and says the east is all right TO
those who like it, but he prefer
the old Battle-born state.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

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Five words TO the line:
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laintiff, at time of judgment

Plaintiff, at time of judgment. 70
be her own separate property.
And YOU are further notified that
II you fail to appear and answer
said Complaint, as above required,
said Plaintiff Will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and the
Seal of the District Court Of the
Fifth Judicial District of the State
Of Nevada, in and for the County
of Nye this first day of November,
in the Year of Our Lord One Thou
sand Nine Hundred and Eleven.
tSeaD ROBERT G.. POHL,
Clerk
BY LOWELL DANIELS,
Deputy Clerk.
C. l.. RICHARDS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1929, 1876, 10, 20. 81; 10, Il
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
MATT y. LINES.
Candidate for senator from Fremont
County on the Republican and
Progressive Tickets.

ardent worker for measures that
would be beneficial to labor Being
an apostle OF labor himself its inter-
est has always been dear 10 his heart
The senator is legislator OF ex-
perience. having served one term in
the house and one term in the senate.
He is a candidate on the Republican
and Progressive tickets for reelection
to the senate. He has proven his
trustworthiness and his mettle and
for this reason his numerous friends
throughour the county are anxious
for his return so that ne may con-
tinue TO be credit to the county
and to the state.
To show that Senator Lines is the
logical man for the position which
he seeks we quote from the Denver
Republican OF February End. 1911:
To a Republican. Senator Matt Lines.
belongs the credit for Introducing the
only corrupt practices act which has
been introduced In the present session
OF the legislature. senator Lines
bill provides that u shall be unlawful
for any person. association or organi-
zatIon 10 offer. promise or accept any
thing OF vaine to Influence the selec-
tion OF the ballot Of any voter a fine.
as high as $500 and Imprisonment In
the penItentiary are prescribed as pen
altics for the violation OF the act
Does not that show the spirit and
intention Of the man. II not a man
who fosters such excellent Legislation
and who fights for II through thick
and thin despite opposition. ts not he
the man who shoald logically again
don the senatorial .'oFu Ask yourseif
these questions and zee II the aGirma-
tive answer is not the best.
senator Mati Lines has hscn tried
and has been found a strong and in-
fiuentIal rtafcsman IN Tire state senni
He is worthy Of another term in the
senate.