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mol, becauss Of the attitude toward
iifo which their treatment at homo win
give them.
"xhe we0sa . naa Moef3e0
shssil be gsAsis. snsslAsh, syn
patAetie, but b sAeull havs .
psrsenslity Of her own ga teach
him - rssDs0t H.
THAT brings me to another point.
The ideal wife Is the wife with the ideal.
Through her high standards. her noble
arpirationa, tho wife should be ablo to
bring out all that IL finest and. best In
her husband. I have always thought
that just here lies the difference be-
tween the love n man has for the
woman he marries and the love he has
for the woman no does not marry. He
knows that his wife can help him to 80
higher than he can climb alone; how
ever much he cares for the other
woman. he cannot blind himself to the
fact that her motive power Is down and
not up. He may not be true 20 the
woman he rnarriss, but ne pays her
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moral standard the homage Of not want
ing her to know Of his unfaithfulness.
Besides a high ideal Of general con-
duct, I think that the specific quality
Of truth 10 particularly essential to a
wife," continued Mrs. Shaw. 1T seems
to me that in the past men have not
been ready even to admit the existence
Of truth in a woman. Perhaps that has
been because the woman Of other asea
has been more or less compelled to win
her way By force OF evil.
But truth Is the thing on which I Icy
special insistence with my girls. That's
one reason why I consider the study OF
mathematics 30 valuable. one has TO
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modified, and In fact they study the
prpctics - yell ~ the theory Of house
Weeping In Q w~sH-eQuipped kitchen.
but wen q business girl. who ha~
hnd no housekeeping experience, IL bet
ter on than the Girl whose bills are all
paid and who has had little or no prac-
ticc In the actual handling Of money
For the woman who has supported her
self at least understands what . dollar
will buy.
Finally" Mrs. Shaw concluded. "thc
wire young man win not choose O girl
who expects him 10 live UP u the repu-
tation Of a b~est-selier hero all tho time.
You notice these stories always end
with the engagement. And Them ]
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secure an answer for a problem. and II
has to be the exactly right and truthful
answer. EMISSIONS are impossible In
arithmetic.
Also I think truthfuiness and honor
are wonderfully developed In girls by
athletic training. A am isn't a game
at all unless you play fair. And when
cheating In basketball or hockey Is
shown to be the unforglvable sin, the
remembrance Of the lesson In apt to
persist in the other crises OF life.
Next TO truth, I consider the quality
Of tact important for a IN No. the
two things are not incompatible. |
heard tact described the other day a.
the art Of deceit. but that II all wrong.
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~ 70 my girls, whom We reach the
last page. And then they i've happy
ever after!' II the quick reply. But
the girl who makes her husband hap.
piest IL tho girl who ~resiises that when
he comes home tired at night hs
doesn't want to live the whole court.
ship over an,n."
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william A.. Brown Of No. 02 Railroad
avenue. Jersey City. was locked up ~
tho police there last night. charged with
passing counterfeit money. Ho had q
belt containing nine half dollars ana
thirteen quarters. all lead. and q coun.
terfciting outfit.
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We are showing a very interesting collection Of Imported
Novelty Dress Cottons, many in designs exclusive with
Gimbels, at 81 90 to ~ a yard. Second Floor
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Bridge Prizes-A Grand Slam

UI91b Trump ~HuICdCOrs at o
and &c.,, regularly 800 and $l.25.
Trump Markers, nickel finish, with
sst OF ash trays, at $3.50, reg. s3.75.
Metal Ink Stands, with cut glass
bottle. at 60c, regularly 95c.
Solid Brass Desk Sets, 8 pieces,
including letter rack, blotter, ink well,
pen tray, calendar, etc, at $3.50,
regularly $3.50. Main Floor
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Killed BY Train PRAYING.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Several per
sons on the Il" platform at Eighth
avenue and One Hundred and Fort.
fifth street last night noticed man
who fell to his knees, as if to pray,
when downtown train approached
When the train neared him the
man rose and either tumblcd OF
jumped to the tracks. IIo was
killed.
A card issued by the Plumbers
Union and letters in his pocket were
addressed to Frank Hess, of No. "a
aradhurst avenue. The card de-
scribed Hess as being forty-five
years old, which corresponded with
the age Of the dead man.
John J. Enright. motorman of the
train, told the police that it APP
peared 10 him that the man had
accidentally fallen from the plat
form when trying 10 get to his feet.
Enright threw on the airbrakes. but
the forward trucks passed over the
mans head. Traffic was tied up
almost an hour.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
or cocHlsE COUNTY,
STATE OF ARIZONA.

IN TIRE Matter of the Estate of
MARTIN FINNERTY, Deceased.
Notice Of Settlement Of Final Account
And OF Distribution.
NOTICE is hereby given that owen
z. Murphy and William Fahey. ex.
ecutUTs o. the Last VIII and Tesla
msnt Of Martin Fiunerty, Deceased.
have rendered ard presented Cor SEA-
tiement and filed In said Court their
final account Of the administration
Of the said estate and a petition for
the distribution Of the same. and that
the 18th day OF December, 1872, at
lG:G0 o'clock a. m, at the court room
OF said Court. in the Court House. AT
Tombstone, in said Cochise County.
has been duly appointed by the said
Court for the settlement OF the said
account. and the hearing o. sad petit
ton for distribution. at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing to the said
dnal account and contest the same
and show cause. # any, why the final
distribution OF said estate should not
be ordered.
Dated November 25th,, 1912.
J. L. JAMES,
Clerk.
lbs.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department CT the Interior,
United States Lard OTice


United States Land office
Phoonfy. Arizona. Nov. II, 1912.
10 Powers Thompson of Hereford,
Arizona. Naco, Arizona and Contestee.
You are hereby notified that VII
Ham Ryan who gives Hereford, Arr
coma. as his postoHice address, did on
october 10, 1912, file IN this Office his
duly corrobOTated application to con
test and secure the cancellation Of
your homestead entry No .. Serial Nc.
U-aSG made November p, 1909, for
SE u Section 3 Township q S
Range - T.. G. 5. r. Meridian, and
as grounds tor his contest he alleges
that said Powers Thompson has Who'll
ly abandoned said land and entry fo-
a period. Of more than six mOnahs
last past; that said CUtTyman has
not lived upon or cultivated said lands
for more than six months last past
You are. therefore further nOtiiieh
tuat the said allegations will be TAX
a. by this Office as having been con-
fgsscd b. you. ana your said entry
VIII be Cancelled hereunder without
your further right tC be heard therein.
either before this office or an appeal.
twenty days after the FOURTH pub
Iicatiou Of this notice, as shown be
low. your answer, under oath, specific
ally meeting and responding 10 these
ALLEGATIONS Of contest, or if you fan
within that time 10 lie In this Office
due proof that you have served Il
COPY Of your answer on the said cor
testaut either in person or by regis
tered mail. II this service is made
by the delivery OF copy Of your
answer to the contestant IN person,
proof Of such service must be either
the said contestants written acknOwl
cdgemeEt Of his receipt Of the COPY,
showing the date Of its receipt, or the
affidavit Of the person to whom the
delivery was made stating when and
where the COPY Was delivered; If
made BIZ registered mail. proof OF such
service must consist OF the affidavit
7 Of the person by whom the copy was
: mailed stating when and the post or
fee TO which it was mailed, and this
/ aEdavit must be accompanied by the
+ postmaster's receipt for the letter,
You should state IN your answer
: the rame Of the post Office TO which
3 you desire future notices 20 be sent
TO you.
FRANK H. PARKER, REGISTER.
Z CHARLES r. ARNOLD, Receiver
I Date Of first publication November
4 p. 1912
Date Of second publication, Noye,:2
Der %, 1912.
Date Of third publication, December
/ G. 1912
/ Date Of fourth publication, Decem
+ Der 10, 1912.
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AWAY WITH CAlARRR
4 FILTHY DISthSE
A Safe Old-faShioned Rene
dy Quickly Relieves All
Distressing Symptoms

II you are subject to frequent colds.
or if you have any Of the distressing
symptoms OF caJarrh, such SIS stuffed
up feeling in the head. prUIuse dis
charge from the nose. sores in the
nose, phiem in the throat causing
hawking and splitting, dun pam in the
head or ringing in the ears, just anoint
the nos,rils or rub the throat or cnest
with a little Ely's Cream Balm, and
see how quickly you will get relief
In few minutes you will feel your
head clearing, and after using tho
Balm for day or 80 the nasty dis.
charge will be checked, the pain, sore,
ness and fever gone, and you will no
longer be offensive to yourself and
your friends by constantly hawking
splitting and blowing.
Shake off the grip of catarrh before
il impairs your sense of taste, smell
and hearing and poisons your whole
system In q short time you can be
completely cured of this distressing
disease by using Ely's Cream Balm.
This healing. antiseptiC Balm does not
fool you by short, deceptive relief,
but completely oyercomes the disease
II cleans the nose, head and throat
OF all the rank poisons, soothes, heals
and strengthens the raw. sore mem
branes. making you proof against
colds and cataTTG.
One application viii convince yO1
and a 80 cent bottle viii generalI'
cure the worst case OF CatarTh. Ii IS
guaranteed. Get il from your Grusgist
today. Agents, DiSJCc Drug Co.--Ad-
yertisemeut oy-
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Rys. to Raise Price Potatoes.

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 4.-The cost
of living is to be increased by a
raise in the price of potatoes, if
railroads are permitted TO put INFO
effect a new classification. Protest
was made to the interstate com
merce commission today by H. f.
Rohn, representing Chicago commits
sion merchants.
MIR Rohn testified before Examin-
er John s 3. Burchmore. who is
making an investigation in regard
to rail rates on potatoes from Min
Eesota and Wisconsin 10 points west
Of the Mississippi river. The new
schedule is under suspension by. the
commission.
THE new tariff which the rail-
roads want to put into effect" said
Mr.. R0hn. Evil make an unjust
advance in the price of potatoes to
the consumer and win make the in
come TO potato raisers dwindle so
much, the industry will become IN
profitable"
The inquiry is the result of many
complaints made by Minnesota po-
tato farmers and Chicago potato
dealers.
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Curiosities of the News

Liverpool on September 3, OF Rich
ard Burrows. a contractor, was be-
gun here today.
Borrowss body was found next
day beneath a pile OF hay in a barn
belonging 10 a neighbor. The head
was crushed in.
The state asserts that Mrs. Bur
rows and Coburn, who lived in the
Burrows home, we're paramours and
that on being interrupted by Bur
rows. they killed him. The defense
contends that Coburn killed Burrows
to save the life of Mrs. Burrows.
who was being choked by her hus-
band.
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Deer Tries to XIII Farmer.

wINSTED. Conn, Dec. 4.-Seeing
a large buck nibbllng his buckwheat
Herbert Stanton, a former of Can
aan, got his gun and stealthily creep
ing back of corn stack nearby,
shot the deer in the head
The animal fell, but at sight Of
Stanton regained his feet and plung-
ed after him. Stanton lodged be-
hind the corn stack and managed
to escape to the barn. from which
he watched the wounded and evil
IDENTIFY crazed deer. It charged up
on the corn stack, scattering the
stalks right and left. The deer
finally ran into the woods, where It
was found dead by Stanton.
Another buck, chasing a large doe
down a steep hill near Canaan,
broke its neck in striking a strong
wire fence.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
IN TIE COUNTY or CCCHISE,
ErnTE n= HZgTnyr

- FNFhaG-@fNf1
IE TILE Matter 05 the Estate ana
Guardianship Of ETHEL 7. SAbIP-
son. MARGARET r. SAMPSON
and ETCRT SAMPSON, Minors
hoslcs Of Settlement Of Account.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Florence J. gosteF, GEaEdian Of the
Estaes ii Ethel Il. Sampson, Margaret
IT, Sampson aud Emory Sampson,
Minors. aas rendered and presented
Tor settlement, ana fled in said Court,
her Final account OF her Guardianship
Of sad estates and thai Friday, the
Sixth DAY OF December, 1912, at 1900
O'Clock 7. b.. az the Courtroom Of
said Court at the Court House in
The city Of Tombstone, Tn said Co,
Chise County, has been dujy appointed
Jy tie Judge OF said court, for the
settlement Of said account at which
Umo and place any person interested
En- said estate may appear and Gle his
exceptions iu writing. to the said
account and contest the same
j. r. JAMES,
Clerk OF the Superior Court
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Legal Advertisements.


NOTICE or PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Interior.
a.. S. land Omce at Fhgeuiz, Arizona
November l5lh., 1917
NOTICE is hereby given that TEou.
as ]. Pointer, OF Garccs, Arizona who
on March IIta, 1907, made Homestead
euty, No. og64g. Tor Sl-2 NV IL,
So IL l..-I-a al Section p and, Add
auEy Uig556, oct 1872 for Sc Il Ne
IL see. - Township 25 s., Range p L
e. e S. r. Meridian, has fled notice
o. intention TO make Final five year
JEg1f 10 establish claim 20 the lanc
above described before Jared ID. Tay-
Iyr, U. S. Commissioner, al Bisbcc, Arr
zona, on the I7tl day Of December
1872.
C.aimant names IS Witnesses.
Horace W. ClaTksou. Of Bisoee. Ariz
Peter n. Ross. Of GarCes, ATIz.
Jacob C. EaEer, of Hereford, Ariz.
Charles L. LaHIey, OF Bisbee. hriz
FRANK Il. PARSER,
REGISTER,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.

O~P@a AttANEA VI JIG iHtNAA~fs
L. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
November 18TH 1872
NOTICE is hereby given that Jere-
miah n. Rich. OF McNeaI, Arizona
who. on July End. 1908, made Home
stead entry, No. %, for WIZ NV -
ana WIZ sW14. Seoaon "a, Town
ship q s, Range 20 L, G & 5. T.
Meridian, has fled notice OF inten
ton to make final Three year proof
&c establish claim 10 the land above
described, before Jared ID. TAYLOR. L
81 COMMISSIONS. at IHabee. Arizona
on the i1th day Of December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Burrows, OF Lowell, Ariz-
James Park Emery, o. McNeal, Ariz.
william Dietzman. Of McNeal, AriZ.
John F. Peace. of MeNeal, Ariz.
FRANK II. PARKER,
- Register
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STEAMER ON ROCKS
p MEN ON BOARD.

SEATTLE wash Dec T. 49, The
British ship County Of Lintitbgow,
in ballast from sog.A american
Ports TO social Roads, %. C., is
ashore on Vancouver island and il
a bad position. The vessel has .
crew Of % men, but it is believed
they viii DC saved, as a tug and q
life saving steamer are standing by.
Seas were breaking over the ship
at last reports and it seemed likely
she would be a total loss
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MAN AND WOMAN FACE
TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE

LISBON. o., Dec. 4.-The trial of
John Coburn, aged p years, and
Mrs. Mary Burrows, aged IS years,
charged with the murder, at East
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Wanted

WANTED -LaUudress one day every
neek. Apply promptly, A-rss Boy1i
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LODGE NOTICES
MAaoNiC CALENDAR
WEEK ENDlNo DECEMBER 7Tt

WEEK ENDlNc DECEMBER 9TH.
HuE IF-
il IuCsday--
NJ Ngdues day
~ Thurs day-Regu!ar
Saturday
George A. Bridge, w NJ.
Bassett Watkins, Sec'y. f. e. A. NJ.
J. T. Abrams. H. p.
F. Z. Bennett. 7. l. NJ.
George A. Bridge. +. c.
w. r. Banks, Sec'y. Huachuca Coun-
Gil, r. A. NJ & X. T.
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Apply Airs. w H. BTJpay, Claw
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By c. B. WILSON,

Dated November 18th, 1912.
72c
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FOR SALE-f01 shares Baltimore OF
preferred bargain for quick cash.
address BOX 1901, Globe Ariz
Z32
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Ec.E every Thursday evening at
7..g O'Clock in Pythian Castle. All
VISITING Red AiGa welcome.
Wan. u. TDNKi,S. Sachem.
81. -. COHEN, Medicine Man.
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FOR SALEs-EuTuiturc, bedroom and
dining room sets. Inquire Review.
1876.
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FOR SALE-Cheap -FuFniture Of two
rooms. A UgriE. Cowan Ridge Low
ell. z57
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FOR SALE Slightly used automobile.
Bargain T.. o. Box $50. Bisaee.
Arlz POS.
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FOR SALE room house iu War
rem. Part cash. balance small pay
ments vs.. A. NOwEB, Warren,
Arizona. aHt
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T. r. q.
K o. L. o. S.

Knights aud Ladies of Security meet
in Nedisovich Eal every End and
ath Thursday
JAMES r. HUMPHREYS, President.
GRACE DOWNING, Sec'y, Box 800.
ANNA NJ. SHIELDS, Finaucier.
p. O. Box 14T1.
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WANTED wrapping girls at
the Phelps Dodge Mercantile CO
store. $50.
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ORDER OF OWLS.

GEC, EGNDERWALKER. {. p.
K. G. HENDERSON. Scribe.
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EVERYBODY uses brushes. we have
u new ard complete line for every
purUose We want q 1--we agent 10
TeUEe enf Us IN this county and
s-a,e. Full particulars on request
Fgier Brush Company, Wichita
HANS. L9o.
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FOR Bcym-Eg house. opposite
) u. q. A., Mrs. Bert Taylor. (G5V
FOR SALE-FOur-r0um mouse 8pd
furniture. also four dcsiraBly To-
Gated lots. Cheap II bOaEhJ al
once. Box 1913. I'm
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Advertisements under this head
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FEW boarderB ana roomers wanted
who appreciate 5000 homie Cou&lus
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SOC PSI
NANTED-A waitress and cham
bermaid 81 Wbaleys Eating house,
BreH cry GulCA. -el'
wANTED-A good oolored chamber
maid at the Golden Main ST. II
BUARDERs wanted at za6 Opera
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THY the shopping Exchange Tor
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Brooks Cooper Furniture Co..
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zgE
For Rent.
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Large porch al aroHud. Phone 20.
~.
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FUg RENT-A 3 room furnished
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Bargain. =. o. Box $50, Bisaee,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-22
WASHINGTON WOMEN
At HARMONY FEAST

Washington. y c. May 20 The
holding of harmony feasts' Is no
longer 90 be- regarded as the special
prerogratiyo of the political leaders
of the male sex That the women
can play the harmony game Just a.
successfully as the men was clearly
demonstrated today In the biz ban
'lu"t room AZ Rauschcrs. whore sew
'ral hundred women dined together
and bowed and smiled and exchanged
felicitous greetings. Notwithstanding
4 he fact that the Political ambitions
OF goodly number Of them or. TO
be- more exact. the political ambitions
OF their husbands are known to
point in SO precisely the same dircc-
,tion that feeling of jealous rivalry
mi1ht naturally be- expected.
The women we're an wives Of Dem
u'rotic leaders of national promin-
"nce and the occasion Of the gather
ing was May time breakfast IN eel
Irbration OF the birthday uuivorsarv
az Dolly Madison Mrs Champ Clark
, wife of DO" Speaker of the House
, Mrs Henry D. Clayton. wife oI Rep
resprtatitc Clayton of Alabama. aud
Hrs Oscar 49, Underwood. wife OF
~" I,ld.r oi the majority in IA,
glover hr.nch of con srces. took the
...I. IIItfI.t d.. .|.unIu.. .H, ...uf., t,.
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SON CANDIDATE
AGAINST FATHER
Unique Political Contest
Causes Interest in Sc
ward Comfy Kansas

Topeka Kan May ~ a most
complex political situation exists in
Seward counts 0.er lAe election OF
10 representative 10 the neNt lesisla-
ture o. g. Hubbard is candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
rhc legislature ana bis son, z ".
Hubbard is candidate tor the Re
publican nomination This situation
sets an naGeht the saying ike faith
or like son The father is Missouri
Democrat and sings The Champ
Clark h0.u d01 song The son is
a progressive Republican As neith-
er candidate has opposition 80 far
for fhc primary 20 Is certain that they
R.Ii oppose each other iu the cam
paigu Tor election
The father and son are 'Ie best OF
friends The son announced first for
fhc Republican nomination The Dem
.ocrats looked about for some one 90
Oppose This ambitious young Repub-
liran They finally decided that his
father was just the man to Hex
.him aa boz hal doubtless performed
Che foat many times boo the past The
father. like Rarkis was williu
The Hubhards came originally from
Nr-.u.a They moved Co Kansas %
wears aeo The father was one Of the
.pioncars who s.aid through the hard
times and uou enjoys fhc prosperity
.0f the southwest
J. 81 Wheeler. representative from
seward boz mo last house. will not
.ontor 'he race for denomination. bat
has come ont Tor the Younger Hub
bard for the place. Tho boy Is con-
fidcnt hc can trim the old man In
the race The father Is sure that
the kid nill take another licking.