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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26
CHASE FOR 100000 HOSPITAL FUND STARTS AT THE MARX

city on their handss. Until compara-
lively recently, the city went It's way
under the more or less Indifferent inn
petus that remained over as the re-
suit OF efforts made by former gen
erations In the last decade how
ever, there has been a demonstration
Of new energy aud the response in
the way Of private and municipal
improvement has been most marked
RICH now Is the time 10 increase the
momentum aad energy can he APP
piled nowhere 10 better advantage
than on this undertaking to' consider
which we have assembled this eycn-
ing
Some may complain Of burdens
and responsibilities already beiug
borne. would say that il you paid
taxes and had TO carry tho burdens
and responsibilities that fall 20 men
IN new cites i'm the West YOU would
have some reason 20 complains then
YOU would know something about the
drain on the pocketbcok and the
nervous system. The present genera
called upon TO improve what has
been left by others, 90 keep up the
plant in harmony with modern
thought and RATIONAL, conservative
advancement.
"The Delaware Hospital was opened
% years ago. since which time IL
has treated $4,000 patients, 60 per
cent of them free ] submit that this
of itself is a splendid record. Think
Of what this has meant TO not only
those afflicted, but TO their relatives
especially to members Of their own
/ households II the father has been
I the unfortunate one. his return to the
support Of his family has been speed
I ed: If the mother her life has pos
sibly been saved for care and comfort
of her family. If a child. the father
and mother have possibly been re-
: lieved of a burden already far beyond
their ability to carry.
There is no effort as sacred as tha
involved in unselfshly relieving sui
fering in sickness, disease. and death
The hospital is not only the most eff
fective instrument in doing this bu
ie affords a center around which e
rally. to organize, and the create
and broader the hospitals SCOPE. Thu
grander and nobler the tribute paid il
unseliish devotion and effort
81 cannot imagine a more demo
cratic institution than the Delawar
Hospital The corporation is com
posed of those who support the insti
tuition. If you were one of the origina
incorporators you are q member o
the cOruOratiOn H. af that time vol
gave $50 TO the hospital. you are
member OF the corporation. II yO
have since given 800 you are a mem
Der Of the corporation. II you are al
annual contrla .or to the extent O
So you are a iaember OF the corpora
ton. That makes a lot Of member
Of the corporation. Once every yea
this corporation meets and select
from twenty-eight TO thirty trustee.
and the trustees select the physician
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26

Following Mr. Bush's remarks
which we're received with much APP
piause Mr. Lands was introduced.
At the outset he voiced the SYM
pathy of all for Governor-elect Miller
in his serious illness at the close Of
his campaign But he was victor
ious. observed Mr. Landis Think
Of how much more serious it would
have been II he had been so III and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26

other blue. one for the business
mems committee and the other for
the young business mems committee.
Will be contested for daily by the
captains OF the teams. DR. Willard
Springer's and w n. Barnard. lr's,
teams were awarded the banners last
night
The dinner last night VAS served
by Ainscow The menu consisted Of:
Oysters On half shell, celery. olives,
dressed terrapin, Philadelphia style;
roast turkey. cranberry sauce. mash
ed potatoes. green peas, fancy fruit
'salad. Neapolitan ice cream, assorted
fancy cakes. coffee and cigars
During the dinner Nock's Orchcs.
ira % this city gave delightful
musical program and SOME OF the sc-
lcctions were SO delightful that the
diners .oincd In singing
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26

The Brownson basketball team will
have a busy two days Thursday and
Friday On Thursday night Brown
son will so 70 Trenton to meet
Bobby Alayhau's Trenton Profess
SIGNALS On Friday night Haney's
team viii meet the West Philadelphia
Professionals on the Brownson floor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26
nrnsoN TRIMs MILIIAMs.

hudson defeated Williams by a
score Of 100 20 76 in the elght-man
pocket billiard tournament al the
Crescent Parlors. at Eighth and
Orange streets last night II was
AN excellent game In every way The
score
Hudson-e 10. z, s. 6. .. 10. 10, ~, 2.
IL. o, Zoo.
Williams 3. 4, 3, 6, z, G. 1, 4, 2, u, 9,
IA. 4--16
The highest run of Hudson was 10,
and of Williams. q Hudson had four
scratches There viii be games each
evening this week, as the leading
players are now meeting in the finals.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY RACES.

There will be a special matinee
race over the Maple Valley track.
Perry's Hotel, on Thanksgiving Day
afternoon. The feature VIII be a spe-
cial match race for prize between
Quickstep. by Gold Dust. and Joe
Meadlwon. by Madison, a 3 minute
class and a 230 class trot and a free
for all. Entries will be received by
W. j. Kelly Montchannin. The en-
tries will be free and feed furnished.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26

Tho Maple Leaf football team is
without a game for Thanksgiving. Day,
and would like TO arrange one with
some first class teams In the State.
Address John =. Rush, No az Mary
land avenue
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26
MARRIEn 30 YEARs.

Mrs. J. y GrInth and Mrs y. r..
Miles. Of lSirksville. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Thomas of Rockand
last Sunday Yesterday Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas celebrated their tbirtleth
wedding anniversary with a few
friends
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26

J. Chester Way. aged twenty-niqe
years, a brother Of Miss Anita way.
graduate nurse Of this city, died 81
his home. the Pines" Kenneth
Township Pa. yesterday Of tuber-
culosls Mr.. Way was engaged ia
the greenhouse business and had a
host of friends
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26
Attractive. Swings in WOmen's
Goats and Suits

Every woman naturally wants to be well
dressed on Thanksgiving Day, and we know of no
good reason why she shouldn't be-as we are will
ing that YOU should wear your new suit or coat
while paying for it in small weekly or monthly
payments.
This liberal charge system is wonderful help
TO the woman who is DESTROYS of being we'll
dressed without making large cash outlay as it
enables her to enjoy the great satisfaction OF
being comfortably and correctly attired without
being Inconvenience by our plan Of accepting
small weekly or monthly payments
For your selection, have gathered the new
est and most desirable productions Of the leading
manufacturers in Womens ready-for-servce gar
ments This showing embraces the most exclusive
ideas Of smartness in fabrics color effects and de-
signs and every garment is guaranteed TO give alb
solute satisfaction as to fit and service
WOMEN'S COATS. .........S $3.50 to $500
WOMENS SUITS ............ $500 TO $500
(No Charge for Alterations)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-26
RALL IN TrRN HALL.

The ladies' section Of the Whining
ton Turngomeindc will give a ball In
Turn Han on Wednesday, evening
for the benefit OF the German school.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-06
THE HOTEL WITH THE LOCATION .

} aa V s9 N n m \ 2
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a. O O.

Meets every Wednesday night 9t ?. m, at thegr club rooms T26 l-2 Central Ave. over Millsap's cigar store Visiting Owls cordially invited.
 JAS. j.. GRATTAM President .Tuhn T Simmons, Secretary. P O. Box 29g
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f. O. R. M.

4. J GurRiN. sachem Robert Cartney, c. Of r.
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woopMAN cIMcLF.

Meets every second and fourth Thurs day Visiting sovereigns invited % att tend
 LIBBlE O'NEAL, Guardian. Maggie Oethers, Clerk.
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Secret Societies
MASONIC
MANAGER

MASONIC.
 Hot Springs Chapter No. 47, R. A. NJ, meets every second and fourth mondays.
 L. H. BARRY. H. r. Hot Springs Council No. g, R. X s Nj, meets every second Monday after Chap fer. E. H. ELLSWORTH, T. l. Nj. Hot Springs Commandary, No. 5, K. T., meets every first Monday Hot Springs Lodge No 62 F. & A. M. Masonic Temple first and third Fridays
 JAS. s. REAMEY. w AL sumptor Lodge No 4l9, F. & A. M. South Hot Springs, near end of Ouachiti Negue Cnr line, second and fourth Fri tiaNs at f.30 D. m,
 JOHN B. SEARCY. W M Hobt. CartueE Secretary.
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EAsrERhl sTAR.

Hot Springs Chapter No ea, c. E S. Masonic Temple third Monday at 8.
 MISS MAUD SPINEY, ". M, Mrs J. H Dem0y Secretary
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M O M.

Silver Leaf Camp No- B Woodmen of lhe World, meets at Moose hall, 72O 2 Central avenue, fiist and third Thursday nights of each month, Visiting s0Yerelgns invited to attend.
 D. s BARNES. c. c. ] J Hickman, Secretary.
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New Albany Hotel
 FRANK MANN, Prop. RATES: $6 and $Y PER HEX
 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FPS Farka Amsas fss Springs, Afl asWs Co~Dar'N Aasne sNsek Vous haaaans

k OF P Mehts every Tuesday night 5if 1-2 Central avenue.
 R0BT F. LOWER C. C. Jas s. Mcconnell R. ol R. x E.
 N. w. OF A. Hot Springs Camp No, l3ai3, Modern M0odmeu of America, meets at S02 1-2 Central avenue on the second and fourth "Wednesday at ?. m- G. X. McCon- nell and A w Berrpw physicians
 w. E. WILLIAMSON, V, c J. J Hickman, Clerk
 L. c. o. M Hot Springs Lodge No 50f Loyal Order of Moose. meets every Friday evening in the Maoso hah 726 l2 Central Ave. Wis ting brothers cordially invited
 JN0 M lcfsSTIeES Dictator J IT.. r. smith. Secretary. KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY Hot Springs Council No. 20IB Knights and Ladies of Securitg meet at 0ddfel- lows han, firrr aud third Thursday nights Visitinz- -members cordially welcomed
 DR JOHN FEWkES, Pres. j. J Hickman, Secretary
 Elwood smith Organizer
 l. Q. R. M. Manetaka JI4ne, No. 6 Improved Or der os Rsasaen mehts oyer Morris drug store every Thursday eveaing. Visitors chiefs weleome>
 4 J GUnRiN. saehcm. Robert Capiney, C. Of r.
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Garland Rebecca Lodge No 70. l. Q. Q. y meets every first and third Tne2llaA night DO odd Fellows hall
 MRS, CALLlE N FERGUSON, NC Mrs. Maggie Oethers, Secretary
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Robt Koehler, Secretary
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f. O. O.

Hot Springs Valley Lodge No e, l. O O. F.. meets every Monday night in t'dd Fellows hall. corner of Prospect and EX- change All visiting brothers are cor diauy invited to attend
 r. J. LAMB, x. C.
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Hot Springs Encampment No. &, T. O. Q F. meets every Friday night in Odd Fellows hali, corner of Prospect and EX- rha ge. All visiting P5FTT7777T7 01F7S6 Rt- tend E E. TTOsAIER c. r. R. kOEnLERr Serlbe.
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THE GODDARD HOTEL

European $500 and LID American $500 and up Room 75c and SLo0 Per Day
 One Block From Bath Houses
 Centrally Located For All Points
 MRS. J. w. HUTSELL, Prop. 150 outside rooms, electric lights, cal bells, hot and cold running water, sta. tionary wash stands.
 Apartments for light housekeeping in connection with hotel.
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R D O. z

Hot Springs Lodge No 3So meets every "Wednesday evening. Sa0 sharp. second Goor Masonic Temple Building Visiting brothers CUTdTI1ty Invited.
 L- IT. BARRY, F. R. Redmond Joyce Secretary.
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O E

aefia and club rooms located at N. 5fi Central avenue. Hot Springs Aerie No al meets every Thursday at s D. m. Visiting Eaglrs and ladies are always welcome Club roems open from 9 a. m. untu 70 P. m., except Tuesday and We'd nesday JOHN F. MAY w r.
 Vincent West. Secretary.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
PILOT BOYS HEAVY CARGO
Lsa.ss Poet Win 81 n.iss ~ Cotton
100 Bales on Csotral What
A1alfinn Shipment


THO Pilot nnyF UrRo ri YeaitrdaT
iuofHIne was inf htaussi thr eamo
Hfnf stanfhir ntF ffEesnd -nhf
aaf hairs ia- foar DE-
NaYs rrrnri Cargo aHs lil hIes
Lasi nieft there wsrs 600 hai.s of
efffnn ou Central ahart 80 nna stlp-
monf ulih sstefsi hnndrff ndHfuasi
ieife af tho railuaf sitti.ns The r.f-
ien haF fa he haHdiel u lffa sNhh
wiu be dome anhy vrfh ehsn fss
mumalpai utar - constructed ems
frrlfhi handled dif.si fran ihs rsH
Agent PORE ri fhf Tefaf roasf Nft
states ibat 81 areets mHeh tfatisf
rh.rmfra duFirr fhe IFraerf sr,nan
itau sFsG bsfafe 40 n s iha itint
t1g hss Refa ani mafr o4itan n
siHft fhan shr can handle zoe crop
- coninR in at raud esp see me
shipments 81 vafaf will rantnas
heatS thrsu xh Nastfrnef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB
MosiiHa wAs hsld Last Nlnn, o.
esnisA,oe - as rssfeo,sd os
Friday Night

a m~finf ses ..ia iasi hial,, ln az
'Nmntf'iai lub riolaa fui ihs psf
pi.ff ~ NrFanitIna Dlrfans uiflf snd
i1aitl eVt ih' suandana, eaa n,s
lnHN s,Nflai rhN arr Interested i,,lna
stri HNHt en Dusinrss malirrs THE
insiie az nfranlssiisa aas dlrcusari
- ilest pgearof and IL ~st De- ldsi
e. i~Ffru capitalization ai 4 n,s.slna
ehith Hii h' heii yea rridsf nifni at
~ nrlnet Dos uYt Commercial ,hlh
fouua
hfe riuh Viii Del Hfrnulafi Under the
fuirs ~ ihe National nint Rnd il-lm
aaan' iailun pnioofs vni be- si,lfst
Un tf1afI nighi and b constitution and
hl Hvt adopted % is osps,isl mat
ihsfe Nii ~ mofr than su rhaf,,1
p,nists ~ ihr organization
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
ROBSTOWN REPORTS
SEVERAL ACCIDENTS
DURING YESTERDAY
500 eUcs losts AR~ N GIN
nsouoNr HHRs.
fNrse otAsr Asetaenss oeeusrsd.-
nses,s~~ 3ir 49, Cin~.d sSa
eaiss 81 Cstten.

ptane messafs ffnn n.l.ssaaa
lart rifht rtp.tss1 a sssios "a s.,si,
'ients ,urfn,a a. ihai lasas se,lr
das white thsff Nh, - gaiaN,,.s
q u t,af,si '~ss cfte 1t Theses .nlu.i
inas nei is.osw 3hr accident N.i
10 as tsiic~ai
iif lle't cnpl,,vl "a tte Naiuioan
asa. boa BIO band ssosti ln ths s.wn
"a ihr sip sna tis fiahi hand was ~,
tetsa "a th. ~firi li WIS ursosFll,
e. haNs 'he niufed u,emt.,f su,feiAt,t
n0af ti'r shouhisr pa. attidoai 81.
vuifs-i rs ahow u'sEa,b f.sisrlas
mafoins ns Was l,fournt o. the
sie'an sanuafiuu ln iais fitf. AVID b
an'irf tht rart "a phi ai,iana lis a,s
ficalis ~ostrae.i b, ihs loas 90 gios,l
tna % vas fsl.stei Nesirriat that
his ,iihnoes fut ren,,n w.fc feub,
nh
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f'f nn tne ltfepns,ilit riad u.af gai.s
town and aHsislnsd retsfsl tfulas 80
setteus nluliee Wefs relfltssi ho~
ever
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haaailos "a 500. shos hlmnsu thfnaah
ihe fo.si ana h.ei eat.do of tas aa
reeHi uf na arrsisnt
Nfa p al Masssr. while siast.lne
anen in pi,A up pa o3itsi fs.m is0
iieef sifu,s hessfottnssa aa tDs h,.s
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lune tpai hrr fte ess nai pai oui a
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$3.50 urt rte notsiaUp u.n. 49,, III
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

ihrf hsrf beat ma o. f lhse go
npnaliY mot urs ~ naT customers wna
10 here rNinYinf Dpfpea cbfiaii ApuFilt
YcsifdRf fhfoAah s.ii nf,n. sos Daiea
~ untiiff kNv lfls1ns s,fifa IA u No..
THE eiffn nf ile close ~ u,s n.aflaf
today D. standing "a INA ~hi..h l. "a
pn'nis hlai.sl ihaa lha iifies - yss
iefdaf, Ana " nsafis ~ points hinhrr
fnah the leusat iifiss af to-day liet
~ Auee there H. noe heass si,mt
luiefesi 10 fatures and pnoia hnd ~hli.
an npinivu aufing the asaaon 10 ~
fua4aN toinf.taff Yrs tnrra BE- positive
lY 49, guesilDs ~ ny isind ah,af ana
rnft0n siil ieinn q En,a puffhsse
HY nfsi iuirniinr WIS iu rtisHe here
- ore weft NJ present intrniiap
u ia ftmein 80 lonr 10 l.ssihis ~ un
iu the hfiife nashefipr ftapr simply
isfrra M a. FsfsrH a. hrw Orleans
ram hardly sfnrhaslgs fhs flfi As
fnfailif ~ I fosI ihaf n deserves ~.
Fardlua tbe esanftsf and r,sntenlancs
- ,hn iiooth hotel particularly when
realize that This j. August and that
many ~ nay frinrss ~ ihs cefton
TRADE feel ftat anyone Vi Roush-
wesi TeaRs - maftyr 10 ~
eanse ~ securing infminaii,ai. hlsf
v 'nrY anl3 kneN hDm 0ssishifllisy
sfrgi ana pleasant - - here am whs'
4 as~-i iis~f am having. thsY Would
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ianishtd
= fame e. TeFas Ia ikfi. aild "a,
oriEinally hfaAflnan and thsn ron,
aHeinf ana unfted ~ ne difiefenI
roads - TeaHa FFou the train 49,
tiar J accidentally sDi Into fhs elrcu,
business ahlch. bt ~ Way. IL ny
epinian Il onp ~ ne best uainlnns
that any sounf man can qeceffe ~
~oft asssieped inta no becoming d
general agsut 80 several - pus iarxl
49, sircggs
= auif the shor business houaser
~ the fc9uces ~ nag r,athef. ana -,
cams passenger sEens n the Nsahnafl
Airline Fffan there I wAni 40 nensfA
nNfnt - tts Frleno llnea under "a y
YaaAum. thence 70 Chicago ~ tram
nanf3ef lss, sen years aRo 1 ~ens intl
iht epfsm hnssnsss ana have h&Sn Il
a esW Ance.~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
DATE NOT YET SET
shsriH Eyan ~ Cameron County. Says
rhAs Examining ffisi Of Meal
lister VIII % Nest Wess

shorty utHn ~ rnmefnn cuunt5
$3.50 iF in ihis rlF Stated yesterday b.
fUsafi in ths friuptal NJ ifpuf fhrf-
in pHnI N tulrirr nnN in me Naerat
eeunfs iaN rhafrei uith uic ttm.f
IN Cin Msfsiiai J.-. cflaeH ~ iirnvis-
tiie fnet ne naa Hm decided Hr0n fhf
dais an WiFfh he rnl accompany ST..
AHiuier hatk ta iifornaeiIo ~ inr
efaIHIfinF sfiHl
80 stated b. boa a,, ldei fbf MrAl.
ntfer would noi Dr. iaNcn fa iiroanf.
tiiio hdaf III refnEcl n he Callef
yesterday enc ffsf "a vas npe fsi
uat fts eramiriuF uiai eoa6 1e hei3
soine Hme iho nui 1f nsRi vess
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

fhe cheapest SAT- yoa can buy IL the
Zone Nhlrt wiii give you tho most
service The famous ~ v Price a
Co. clothes maie 20 IA are clothes
NJ stand behiud. We sell EN- and
wear err
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
Seaside Theatre
EXCLUSIVE MOTION PICTURE
HOUSE
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c"mei' rc.l ihis b. a suaoesa tnni rari
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wlnnlnF hasstaiH utnhari pnrf
easy Rkos orc homr ani gets efoff-
body interested in fhf puFe tU
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"iaihss Wsehis" ni AUG sth Tbr
weekly 81 ihis data nrlnaos mary ln-
trrfaunE ana iair Htnn and closes
win Paris ashIana aa hwfiofofa
fT Naiaf' itsfirnHf f'HnfH. drtrrl
5 CENTS ADMISSION 70 AL
Soussnr coueor Gwen ~sth Each
kdrisslco.
70 Coupons for Tss spoon
90 coupons sor Tshie spoou
10 Coupons FOR ashle Fors
40 ceupors fof Table Knife
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

nememhor the want "a psee % tho
Caller tomorroE viii he ue~sF pith
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-12
JOHN M. HAINES.

The Herald did not support John M.
Haines in his campaign for the repub
lican gubernatorial nomination but its
attitude toward the nominee during
the primary canvas was such tha' it
can now enthusiastically endorse his
candidacy, says the Spirit Lake Herald.
John M. Haines earned the nor
which he has received at the hands of
the republican party. He is rightfully
entitled to the nomination as a re-
ward for his service to his party and
his state. In his life of almost Il
quarter of a century in Idaho, he has
been put to the test and he has not
been found wanting. He is worthy of
being called a pioneer and empire
builder, for in his almost % years of
of residence here, he had been doing
things which have not only been prof
liable to himself but of lasting ben
eft to the people. 1t is we'll that the
citizens have thus selected a man as a
candidate for governor, whom they
know will administer the affairs of
state in a businesslike manner be-
cause of his success as an individual,
and it is well that a pioneer should
be given recognition in this manner
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-12
LET THE PEOPLE RULE.

Following the announcement that
Haines had unquestionably won tho
nomination for governship on the re-
publican ticket in Idaho and thai This
state was likely to secure an admin
istration upon principles of business
efficiency, j. H. GIBSON, state chair
man of the Idaho bull moose, announc-
ed that Paul GLADSTONE would enter
the field as bull moose candidate for
governor, with McCracken Dempster,
and McReynolds, other defeated candi-
dates, also on the ticket for congress,
lieutenant governor and treasurer, re-
spectively.
Now let the people rule.
OF course they didn't rule in the
primaries The will of the republic
an party of Idaho as to who was fit
state office, was expressed in those
primaries, but it didn't happen 10 be
for the Peoples Rule people.
GLADSTONE, ct al were left and the
vows.
Now one of two things is true. Eth
err the people did rule in the primaries.
or else the primaries are not an ex-
preston of the peoples desire.
The self-styled progressive vote in
Idaho was solid for Mr. Clagstone.
who declared that he was the only
progressive candidate
Because the regular republican vote
was divided between two men, in
bitter fight, Mr.. Clagstone, beaten by
AT votes by Mr.. Haines, was on
allied to pull up to within ~ votes
OF the nomination by the second cnoicc
ballots, though, his total vote was only
about third of the total of votes
cast in the state. Alas, this scant
third could not rule.
Does one-third of the people as
against two thirds, represent the peo-
pie? Is that what is meant by peoples
rule?
Wrong again. Therese! Alas we
fear you will never understand pro
gressive" politics.
Peoples rule" means running for
office as a republican when you are
member of the bull moose" party
Peoples rule" means threa +ening
a republican candidate for office With
bull moose opposition, if he re-
fuses to work for the bull moose tick
et as against the one on which he
is running.
Peoples rule" means the cry of
slips tries over" if you fail to knock