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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-06

Attorneys-at-Law. G. E. Bunnell. L. V. Ray, Seward, Alaska. E. E. Ritchie.
 Assayers. George F. White.
 Banks. $. Blum & Co. Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co. Builders Material. Chas. R. Crawford.
 Breweries. Valdez Bottling & Brewing Go.
 Bakeries. Valdez Bakery.
 Bowling Alleys. Ingram & Bush.
 Coal. Valdez Dock Co. l Valdez Transfer Go.
 Dentists pr. II. Cockerille. V Dr. Charles Daggett. pr. German.
 Drug Stores. Valdez Drug Co.
 Furs. McMillan Fur & Wool Go.
 FraternaI Orders. Masonic Order. Odd Fellows. Frafcrnaf Order Eagles. Arctic Brotherhood. General Merchandise. Beyers Cash. Store, Golden. S. Blum & Go. Fagcrburg Bros. NaZina. Valdez Bank & Mercantile Go.
 Life Insurance. w. H. Crary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-06

Copper Center Willard 1. Ingram Baldwin 10. Boyle fl.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-06
PostonIoe Hours.

Week days 9 a. sf,T:. to'-6 p. Hir...t'- Sundays and holidays i2 noon Co 2p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-06

The Valdez Cafe is one good place to eat. If
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
sreHemoe stntwDrt.

Cine orisinelIe @ei9ibte ipirb BON
einem omeritanif9en profeHor err
adblt, Der einen Dffentli9en @ortrog
iiber Hei9tum bieIt unb auf ben imaz
ginGrsn Wsrt bes @elbes anfpielte.
Inter feinen 90rern bsfanb fi9 Elm
Monn namens Sbelbon, Der Batter
bon fiebsn S09tern mar.
nMer 1T pobI Der 3ufriebenere,
Der @liidli9ere: Der Mortn, Der DILL
liDnen befibt, ober Der Mann, Der fies
ben SD4ter bat2 9err Gbelbon,
pas 1T Sbre Mnfi6t iiber biefen
puntt2"
6err @belbon nntportete mad FUR
gem Beiinnen:
Ser Batter Der iieben S69ter 1T
fi9erli9 Der 3ufriebenere. Der DILL
Iiondr mag nod 70 Diel boben, CT
mill INNER mebr; Der Batter Dpn
iiebsn SDdtern bat tein @erloneep
nod mebr."
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Guitar saIres rorif@er earten.

@uftob 6oIte, Der 9amburssr
9i9ter, beiiBt binter Isiner trauIis
den @ilIa in @roBz8OrfeI einen
ibplli&en @orten. 10 rs9t Oaau GEE
eignet, IDrif4e Stimmunsen gu err
regen. 8efonbere 5reube bereitet
Dem 9i9ter elm fleiner Sei9, Der
oolltommen nit MoFerlinfen iiber3D=
gen lit, 10 boB er cine glei9mGBiee,
grosgriine 5lGde bartlett. OieIe
GigenI9aft bes ftillen @enGFers
fOIIte at elmer nisbli9en SragifomDz
Die fiibren. 9uftaD JaIte botte ben
8efu9 3peier 9omen, Die ent5iidt
poren bon ben @or3iigen bes Oi9=
tergartens unb better barin luffpanz
belten. @inen 10 grasgriinen Sei9
batten tie fi9er nod ni9t gefeben;
benin iie btelten ibn fir cine @iefe.
@s f9ien ibnen elm bober @enuB,
auf @uitab 5altes nMiefe" fpa3ieren
gu geben. Sic betraten 6oben Sc
fiibIs bas I1rif9e @riin rn6 glei@
Iagen iie penigsr Iprifd i'm @oFer.
@uitab Salfe Denies ii9 aIs elm ritz
terli9er @oftgeber unb 3Og bic bei=
ben S9Dnen fofort aus benz .y2in<
fengeri9t" berous. Die brollige
Saene fpurbe in JaItes .blouem
9aufe@ frObIi9 belo9t unb ni@t gum
penigften Ia4ten bic beiben rSsi9=
niren".
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Gin Meim fan.

Dor einem 9riifeler @eri9tsbof
tonb Elm 9iebFablspro3eB our Ntrz
banblung; nod S9luB Der 8epeisz
oufnabme Ingte Der 9erteibiger 6es
Mngetlagten: Ser Mngetlaete bat
bic Dobnung iiber4aupt ni4t betre=
ten; er bat nrr ben Nrm bur9 Elm
offenftebenOes 6enfter geftedt unb Elm
paar ipertlpfe fleine @egenitGnbe, bic
ibm gerabe errei9bar parer, mitgez
ben laHen. @s 1T ni9t gere9t, boB
bic gan5e perfon meines &lienten
berurteilt fperben 5oll, bn ia nur fein
Nrm f9ulbig it," Der @eri9tsbDf
fiigte fi9 biefer 8eDeisfiibrung un6
fpra9, in6en er auf ben @9er3 elm
ging, Elm lrteil, in pel9em es bieB,
baB der Mrm gu einem Sabr Sc
fdngnis berurteilt fperbe; benz iibriz
gen &Drper itebe es frei, ben Mrm 3u
begleiten." Die &i9ter glaubten lire
Sadie febr gut gemaAt gu bnben unb
IG6elten pergniist iiber ibrer @iB.
Wie berbliifft tpnren Te aber, als ber
8eiiber bes berurteilten Mrmes nit
elmer 8erbeuaune unb einem mod
moli8iOferen 2d9eln an ben Hi9ter>
tif9 berantrot unb rubig feinen
Nrm, einen tiinitlinen Qrm, binlegte!
@r bottle MIR einen feitaetpa9fenen
Mrm, unO feline Strafe beffebt MIR
borin. baB er 9slb fir einen neuer
fiinifli9en @rm ~ousgeben muB.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
glitter ,.,.S rFlaIsr.

Gin fb0nes Gtiidleiu, oas auf oie
Sroensfu6t ser 5%ran3ofen 8e5ug
Eat, ersdblt Elm Cartier glatt: Sin
~betannter pariier @nfpalt erbislt eli
neg Cages sic freuoigs 1a9ri4t, Dab
cine fiioamerifanifa HepubIit ibm
eiren G%ttteroroen perlieben babe. Our
o%neegebsnen 3eit begab er iid aufs
Gonfulat, Inn Iein S~rOensoiplom in
@mpfang gu nebmen. Ser 8oniul
6er characterization Republit
ninT6te i6m Slid gu ser boben
Nus3ei9nung, Die nur Ielten einmaI
perlieben piiroe, unO fagte Damn:
rS9reiten mir ieBt our Snbeititur
na9 ben SrOensregeln. &nien sic
nieOer!" Der Rs9tsantpalt fniete nice
Otr, uno Ser RDnfdl ipru9 elm padr
unDerItGnoli9e DDrte in Der Spra9e
feines 2anoes, %fporauf er in frdn5Dft>
FIBER Spra9e bin5ufiiete: SD MAJ
9t 0i9 &itter!1 Sci oieTen Dorten
CAB er Dem nelen Sitter einen leibten
gadenftrei4, unO Der He9tsanpalt
ourfte ii9 pieoer erbeben. nMa9t
500 5r.," f9IoB Der Ronful ge=
f6dftsmdBig tiibl. Ser QlnipaIt nabm
6us ser 8rieftai9e einen Suufeno@
f%rantenftein. SO fam Ben S9ein
leibsr nidt pe9feln," fdgte Der Sons
Jul RAID, naber Oas ma9t ni4ts:
frien Sic nod einmaI nieoer, i9 err
nenne sic gum Sffiaier oes Sroens
=. 90, ieBt 1T Die Ge4nung gIatt!"
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
@IimOempOit.

Cine f~pertDplle Nnregunn 1T tii5=
li9 Dem eneliI9sn @enerdlpoftmeifter
bur9 cine Deputation bon 8linbe..
gegeben tpprben. Die 6erren bdten,
ba6in gu pirfen, baB Sic 8linoen=
f9riften gu benz internationalen
pofttorif als 9rudfa9sn bef0rOert
perben. 8etanatli9 iinO bic 8linbenz
bii9er in erbabener S9rift geI9nitz
ten, baber nutiirIi9 perbGltnismGBig
I9tper unb miiTen Das teure padetz
porto trugen. Bon ben SntereFenz
ten tpurbe ktont. baB cine oerortige
8er9iinftigung BON auberoroentli9em
@erte fir bic 8linbener3iebung fein
miirbe, auBerbem miiBte Die Mnres
gung 19on barum fir ben information
nuIen @ertebr BON England diisg5Esn,
neil Der gr1Bte Sell aler 8linbert=
f9riften in England angefertigt tpiro.
@s lit intereHant, oaB BET biefer @e<
legsnheit cine gan5e Heibe BON blinbs
gebprsnen 9erren fi9 Dem Miniiter
boriteaten, bic troB bes ibnen feblens
ben 9auptfinnes es gu dngefebene.I
SteGungen gebro9t botten. Ser cine
mar NnmdIt unb friiber 8iirssrmeiz
fter bon Cambridge, elm anberer Ref
tor Der 8linbenf9uIe in Scomb elm
britter Getretdr bes 8linoenDersins
II. +. IN. 2eiOer 1T bis jebt nod niGt
betdnnt ~eeporben, pte ii9 Der engz
lif6e pOfminilter gu Der Jruge ge>
Itsnt bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

-0artante Dame Tim Ball
faaD: mSOb, sic baden mid auf Den
SUB getreten!"
9err. r9e0uure @ndOioe ~ dber
in 10 einem geordnge muB man fhOn
Elm Siibnerulge 5uoriden!"
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Sn 0en iapdnif9en Jeus
6Glfiirtentiimern tparen Die @telen
Der RdrOs. 5. :. Miniiter, erbIih.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
.SHRIHERS LEAVE
!. FOR ROSWELL
CEREMONIAL
Big Time Expected in PecOs
Valley City Monday and
Tuesday When Forty Cam
didates Will Go the Trip.

lllustrious Potentate paul Teutsch
Of Ballut Abyad Temple, Ancient
Arabic order. Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine. leaves tonight accompanied
by some twelve mobiles of the templs
for Roswell 60 attend tho big shrlner
doinga IN the Pecos Valley city Mon
day and Tuesday OF next week. II Is
10 be ceremonial session and tho
biggest event In Shrlnedom for some
moons. Forty trembling candidates
viii be led across the arldity 10 tho
Shrine and & is reported on reliable
authority that the plans perfected
assure that none % them win be able
to wear shoes for n month after
wards.
The usual parade and brilliant
banquet viii be features of the ses-
sion which VIII be attended by large
numbers 81 Mobiles from All over the
state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
LOCAL and Personal

BenAar Co, opsicians rnone coo.
DR.. schwonsker, osteopatn. ArmlIO
Building.
James N, Ross Of cutter. il in the
city today.
Harry w Kelly Of the Gross. Kelly
company. is In tho city from Las We
gas.
". B. Mcfarland. superintendent
Of city schools IN Silver City, arrived
in Albuquerque today.
Mike A. stanton. manager Of the
lelks theater IN santa re, motored 20
Albuquerque yesterday.
A. +. Payne. superintendent Of tho
Wells Fargo a company express. H.
Ia the city on an official visit
Albuquerque lodge No 50. Fqater-
nal Union OF America, meets tonight
IN A. O. 4. W. hall az 1880 O'Clock.
c. =. Bork. cashier In tho Santa
Pc offices, left last evening for Du-
luth, Mimi, called home by the
death OF his mother.
J. A. RcAuliffe. for some time sup-
erintendent OF the zuni Mountain
Railway, with headquarters at Colo
Springs, IL in the city today.
George Fred Murray. special
mounted policeman for the Santa
Barbara Tie and Pole company, lsl
here today from Hodges.
Or. W, u. Patterson has leased the
Loeb residence, Second street and
New York avenue, and will soon es-
sahiish r wemen's hospital there.
Mrs Eta Belle Clarke Of Los An
geles. who has been house guest OF
Mrs. 3. X. Scheck. departed for her
home Friday Mrs. scheck entertain-
ca Informally az cards and needle
work two or three evenings last
week.
A regular meeting OF the Royal
Neighbors Wlli. be held tonight az
o'clock ia T. o. Q. r. hall. business
OF Importance to como before the
lodge. Local dues and assessments
due az this meeting. Jessie CLIFFORD,
recorder.
n. >. smith, day yard clerk for the
santa Pc &C Abaio, leaves soon Cor
Topeka 60 undergo an operation In
the general hospital. Chester Bcb-
ber day clerk at the upper yard Of
flee. viii relieve smith: Bebber will
be relieved By Walter Troutmnn.
night clerk and Tr0utman'a place
VIII be filled by Ralph Lehrmann,
who has been ON the extra board lor
several weeks.
number Of automobile owners ~
Albuquerque gathered la the Com
morcial club last night 70 protest
against the high pr OF gasoline. tho
price now being twenty cents per gall
Ion, an increase OF seven cents with-
la year. II was aFreed 70 invests
gate freight rates and cost Of gaao-
line IN outside markets and 20 pur-
chase the fluid ln car load lots pro-
vided the arrangements appears
feasible and advisable. IL Is likely
another meeting VIII be called 20 de-
eide the question as quickly a. the de-
sired information h. obtained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Corner Lead avenue and Broadway
Jesse ,. RuAysu. pastor.
Htbie school, osfs a. m., Prof. Cecil
Drake. superintendent Classes for
al ages. Visitors welcome.
Morning worahlh n O'Clock. The
pastor will preach on Heart Dis
oernment"
sunday school, 8 D. m. North Sow
enth street mission. Rev. Horace
Strong. superintendent.
Baptist Young Peoples meeting 2
p. m. Subject. Reading That IL
Worth While Tim. 4.7-lG.
Evening Worship, p. IN. Pardon
for DeseSters" IS the subject Of the
pastors sermon for this service
The church extends cordial invl.
tatlon To strangers In the city to an
its services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
ORDER OF RAILWAY
employees TO MEET

The Oraer Of Railway Employees.
recently organized In Albuquerque.
viii hold "a meeting in odd Fellows
hall tomorrow (sunday) evening, be-
ginning az $3.50 O'clock All members
of the Albuquerque division Of the
organization are urged 90 attend the
meeting tomorrow night A number
Of matters Of muoh importance will
Doe considered and Il Is desired that
every member boz present when the
meeting A. called to order
Choice He'd Hiram Tor horses. net
teF for them than the white. II H.
not so clammy
a. ". IslcE
Phone %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

When you order your butter
in the morning, why not ask
the grocery man for Sun
shine" made fresh every day
in Albuquerque. Buy a home
product. Sold only through
grocers.
SUNSHINE CREAMERY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
DUKE CITY CLEANERS

We clean hats. meme and wo-
mems clothing, rugs, surtnina,
drnperies, etc. 22O West Gold.
Ph0ne lfe.
Promptness Our Motto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

The city of Albuquerque has for
iie "a combination chemical hose
M'Fon. and won trained ire team. in.
GUIDING drop harness Wagon aud
team in hrH class condition. Price
eHcfodinglg low CITY "a SELLING horse
drawn Hpp4thtus account replaced by
motor onsiue
b. D. COEN.
Chairman Fire Committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Corner Fourth and West silver
avenue Archdeacon w. r. Warren.
rector. Residence $40 West Tljeras
avenue. Third sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion. Z e. m. Sunday
school, D.45 a. NJ. Morning service
400 a. ~. Music
PROFESSIONALISM. the Voice Of
Jesus .............G. II. LeJeune
Fenlte ...ss......s... .Mendeiaaohn
DE heuin ..-.... ..4.s.ss.ss.s anon
Jubilate Dec. ,....... n. Woodward
Introlt--"I Love Thy Kingdom,
LORD s.....tssssssss.A Williams
OffeFtory-"iIail 10 the Lords
AnOinted" INV. II. HRvergal
Receasional--''su OF My Soul 49,.
s..............s........P Ritter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
The Churches


tnie day hoing Temperance Sunday.
The Epworth League devotional SER
Vices az D. IN. viii BE led by Miss
Ruth Bright. a welcome for all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Central Avenue Methodist Church.
Corner Central avenue and Arno
street. Samuel n. Allison. pastor
sunday school at a:f5 n. m. Robert
Holiday, superintendent. Preaching az
] I a. m. by Rev. McDOie, senior Ep-
worth league at p. IN. Preaching az
8 p. m. BY Rev. n. s. Owens. spec.
ial music BY the choir.
A cordial welcome % ali.
Social lca az tho home OF Mrs. EN-
mons, $40 south Walter street. Tues
day afternoon, given by the Woman's
Missionary society. All vieitors have
q most cordial welcome,
Regular "Wednesday evening prayer
service.
The Woman's Missionary society
will have home cooking sale every
Saturday In the basement Of the
church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

immaculate Conception Church.
North sixth street between Copper
and Tiieras. Rev. A. ~ Mandnlari,
8. j.. pastor.
SodaIity maHs. q. M; childFen's
mass, s;aO a. M hieh mass and SER
mon, 10 a. m; evening services. ves-
pers, instruction and benediction OF
she Most Blessed sacrament. 1880
p, m.
During the week-Holy mass. 2
q. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Dried nloOd.
Beef scraps.
Ground Hone,
Oyster She'll
Mica Grit.
Chnfconi
ConkcF Laying Tonic.
Cui Alfalfa.
Onr stock cOntains everything foI
fowls
-. W. FEE.
Phone 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Corner Fifth street and silver ave-
nue.. Hugh A. Cooper, pastor
Services at n. a. m. and p. ~.
Morning theme, Moses tho Type OF
Christ" Evening theme, Fatal Com
promise.
Musical selections
nrAnerr.rrx
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22


Broadway and Coal avenue. Lucius
+. Reed. minister.
Sunday school az D;45 a, no, H. s.
Liihgow, superintendent; morning
worship AZ III O'Clock. Sermon by
the pastor on Authority in Religion, %
the decline OF eccloaiastical authority
and tie rise Of religious authority.
Vesper services AZ 8 p. m. Sermon
BY the pastor on The Atmosphere 81
the Soul" A service OF Inspiration
through sacred music and meditation
on great themes.
Christian EndsGvor 81 p. M; topic.
Reading That Is Worth While"
ADD Congregational Church.
Following viii be the musical pro-
gram;
MORNING.
Organ Prelude: "ARdanto cantab-
lie .,.......c.s..+.. Shepard
soloi ITO Mind Worn and
weary .s....s..sss..s.... Tosu
Mas Charlotte Pratt
ORertory "Onertolra". $500. Batlsto
Duet: Nearer My God 70 Thee.
...........-.o... cramer
Misses Charlotte Pratt, Rose Harsch.
0'ostlude; March Ia Z; flat. Potrall
vEsPERs.
organ Prelude 'Andante in d flat'
..s.ss..........s. Lemaro
solo CsciectedJ ....t.. Adele Howell
onertory: 'EoHsolatian" ....... Liszt
Anthem; 30 strength and stay"
.......s ....s.,........ Andrews
Postlude; Hymn Postladu on Duke
street ss..tssstss..ss whiting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
MORNING.

AN Tears" ,.......4......F Field
organist. Miss Kenworthy; dircc-
tor, Mr.. Andrews
sunday school, AZ 9.f5 a. me- Chris
tian Endeavor. p. m.
The public cordially invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22
The June
Bride

VIII find not only the ring ttlle DInin
llDlg Of gold1 that b. 90 unite rer iH-
aeIarahly. "lct "a hope" with the
Diam she nsiOres. sIUt aisn those other
tiasilui and nntiy things that 10 60
mako up lite modern home. f1ur
eplendid, well aelIy.ted stock ~ DlA-
HfGlVhfttFAItE. CUT GLASS, cfc.,
make n easy for ille brides friends
90 eeict'f those mcmeniOs Of friend
shtp which al arr 80 willing e. give
% this particular miiestOIie on iiie's
journey.
We have hecn with you 20 long that
iheFe h M ncesi % tell you that the
word Of EvEftFf'r about any article
~ our bOnd. and our endeavor ~ 90
b. PURE GOLD, - carat, through
and through.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Albuquerque Lodge Fraternai
Union OF America meets tonight
a. $40 Ia A. q. y. w. hall.
Royal Ncighbors meet tonight
az 3 In odd Fellows hall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

CHalTmau FIro CommIiloo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Local weather report for "a
hours ending az n. M. June
22-- Maximum, 50; mlnlmnm.
So; range so; at 4 m. 20;
southwest winds, partly cloudy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

Forecas,--Fair IN south por-
ton. local showers In north
portion tonight or sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-22

-
The apcli bin
der tells us ,
rhe country IL
doomed e.
JnleHs Bob
LAFollette
Tor Fgest~
dents groom
ed:
Another one
brings az
no terrible
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-30

State Committeeman Russell's con-
tention that it would be highly i'm
proper for a progressive to ask for a
republican ballot at the primary cleo
ton September 10 is founded on rea-
son and good sense. What would a
progressive say if democrats and re-
publicans asked for tickets at the pro-
gressive primaries September 7th7 A
lot Of progrsssives seem to think be-
cause they once belonged to the re-
publican party they still have right
to help make the republican ticket.
Don't you understand they do not
want your help because you would try
to put progressives on their ticket, OF
perhaps nominate their weakest man.
A progressive has no more right to
ask for a republican ticket than he
has a right to ask for a socialist OIL
democratic ticket. If you are a true
progressive attend the progressive pri-
maries to be held Sept. 7th.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Prugressiyes Can Not Vote al Phi
mary Election Sept. 10

The law practically forbids men,
bers Of the Progressive party from par
ticipating in the primary election on
September 10th. The party not hav-
ing voting record at the last general
election amounting to ten per cent Of
the total number of votes cast cannot
have the names Of its candidates for
Office placed on the ballot. To vote
at the September election progressive
would have TO call for either repub-
lican, democratic or socialist ticket,
which the law prohibits him from do
ing, unless he qualities by first declar-
ing it to be his intention to vote
the ticket he calls for. In the
MAN," as expressed in the primary
election law, on the 5th day Of No
vember at the general election. In
the MAN," will be interpretated to
mean the head or most important part
of the ticket. In other words, to quail
ify himself to vote at the September
primary election follower Of the Bull
Moose will have to declare on his hon
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Give Lawrence a Square Deal

w. H. Paulhamus, of Puyallup, has
announced his candidacy for the NOM
nation Of governor on the progressive
ticket. Mr.. Paulhamus' action lends
credence to the story that he had an
agreement with Governor Hay not to
become a candidate for governor on
the republican ticket on condition that
the governor give him his support fol
United States senator on the expira-
ton OF Senator Jones' term OF Office.
Previous to and up to the time that the
progressive party decided to put up a
state ticket Mr.. Paulhamus, tho re-
peatedly urged to do SO, had refused
to become candidate for governor,
and wrote letters to this effect. AS
soon as the progressives decided to
nominate ticket and Mr.. Paulhamus
could become a candidate without VIC
lating his agreement, he comes out
for governor. The Echo is opposed to
Mr.. Paulhamus' candidacy at this time.
He has not played entirely fair to Mr..
Lawrence who has made fair, open
and frank canvass for progressive sup
port and was the first candidate to
Withdraw from the republican ticket
after the progressives decided to put
up a ticket. Mr.. Lawrence is deserv-
ing of the confidence and support of
every true progressive in Chelan
county. That he is a genuine be-
lever in the rights of the plain people
there is abundant evidence in the
matter of improvements at the Great
Northern depots at this place, Cash
mere and Malaga. While Mr.. Law
renee was a member Of the railroad
commission the citizens of the towns
named made complaint that improve
ments in the depot were necessary,
that lights should be installed on The
platforms, running water in the waiting
rooms and sanitary closets. The rail-
road company opposed the improve
ments but Mr.. Lawrence and his fellow
members on the commission won out
and the needed Improvements were
made. These facts are not forgotten
by the people of this or the other
towns along the line. That Mr.. Law
renee took firm stand on these mat
tiers the writer knows from his own
knowledge. This is only one of many
instances of like nature where he
stood squarely up for the rights of the
public. Mr.. Lawrence deserves the
progressive support in Chelan county.
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When interviewed in regard to the
policy to be followed by the republi.
can party in Chelan county in regard
to progressives calling for republican
ballots at the primary election Sept.
10th, Mr.. Russell said to Deed H.
Magyar last Monday: II do not think
a sincere progressive citizen Of Chelan
county who intends to support Roose-
welt for president will ask for a repub-
lican ticket. 1t would be improper,
if not dishonorable, for a progressive to
ask for a ticket which he does not in
tend to support in the MAIN at the
general election in November. If any
shall be so imprudent as to ask for a
republican ticket, who is known to be
a progressive, he should be made to
qualify himself by declaring it to be
his purpose to vote the republican
ticket in November in the main"
Asked what meaning he would give
to In the MAN," he said, Il under
stand that to mean the head or prin-
cipal part of the ticket