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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-27
Proposed Amendment to State
Constitution

STATE OF WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
To Whom It May Concern: In obedience to
an act of the legislature, approved March ~,
1911, entitled as follows: IAN ACT to amend
article ~ of the Constitution of the State of
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-27
MODERN DRESS AND DISEASE

MODERN DRESS AND DISEASE
DIR. Alfred Jones. of London says
that "dress is causing the ruinatioa
Of more lives in America than ma
lignant diseases. He asserts that
the intense competition of women
of all classes to keep up the pace
set by fashion is nerve-racking and
nerve destroying. The doctor is
making a tour of American cities
for the purpose of studying various
types of American womanhood.
If the doctor is right, who is to
blame and what is the remedy? Is
the ia ult entirely with women or
does man share the responsibility?
Do women love dress inherently and
incurably for it's own sake? Or are
men designers and all the business
interests that thrive through foster
ing changes Of fashion also to blame
for the thought given to style? Has
the admiration of man in general
for we'll dressed. thoroughly up
to-date woman. anything to do with
the matter.-Grace Ortiz in Seattle
P. |.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-27
PRESENT : DAY EVANCEI

NHOC1N1 DA1 EVANGEl ISM
Evangelism in the United States
has degererated into commercial
ism and professionalism" according
to DR.. j. M. Gray dean of the MOODY
institute. who spoke before the ma
tional conference of evangelists at
Chicago last week.
The present day evangelists be-
come SO tangled up with boosters
and hymn book propositions that
they simply are a money making
business, asserted DR.. Gray.
Rev. Taylor declared that the me-
thods OF some are nothing but
graft"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-27

LENGTH OF LIFE-"The aver
age individual ought to live one
hundred and fifty years." said DR..
Lyman B. Sperry in an address be-
fore large and representative au-
dience of men at the Seattle Y. M.
e. A. recently. The speaker said
that many people were deceived by
thinking that God had put the linn
ltation on the length of human life
a good deal lower than he actually
did. The fact that there are over
1000 people in the United States
to-day who are over one hundred
years old is evidence. the speaker
said. that God intends most individ-
uals to live longer than they do
live, for the average age of the hui
man being in this country is under
forty.
"Our lives are shortened" said
DR.. Sperry, ''by improper nutrition.
lack OF fresh air. over work and
worry"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-27

1HE TAX QUESTION-A writer.
IN the San Francisco Star says: IRE
Gently met a man from Mars. He
was much interested in the Earth
ana Its inhabitants. In some re-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-27
WHAT IS THE SOUL? Their

are only two sciences, physics and
chemistry, external and internal.
Your soul is your conscience. 1t is
made by the environment or atmos-
phere it is in. 1t may be in an at
mosphere containing atoms of greed.
crime, depravity. hypocricy. Low e.
piety or the brotherhood of man.
These atoms make the man, spirit
ual. mental, or physical because
man is nothing but atoms. There
fore. as chemist would say. the
soul or conscience is changed by the
atoms it absorbs.-Clarence Robin
son in Seattle P. |.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

CIVILIAN fishifopi Vlssehorl
Empire Ia thine. vast wide ana strong.
Land ~ herocu. sun ard suns
rhy hlntor, u sn opi, and HlorY
From uursine -oa srrosa iho rlaln.
Zoe 20 the West you hold inmaln.
AMI honor rrh,n thy brilliant storg.
Proud Texas,
ny deeds ~ true and saliani men
You won war way AND - tho kep
of al the wosld. ,hs slar IL highest.
hfi4htsst.
a SOVEREIGN state yau fought vour way
Ffom nut a DARK and throatcnlns asy.
70 who're the AkicA arr purcsi.
blucst highest
Brave resas
Vast empire az the southern Eatca.
Regai amid The radiant states
And ct0Wned D, rresre.s. Com
rrscs and Sueccn..
fhou reisnesi rssni msThtN One
Beneath eternal summers sun.
ftfA ~ AN' Nft'fif"A NNNfHfH HNNN
Varcsa.
Queen Texas
Houston knd Austin Ar thine ewn -
Men ereatct than thy prcudo.t thrApe
Mas boast eAospt ln potnp ~
flour,
Crockett ana no~ie and the Alamo.
And Travis Ia thy ster, glow.
rhA, fond aud cl,sc tbs rccorss
cherish.
Ffvc Texas.
iilEh and hrlillApl trom tfAr
LiEtlmg ny Nay. The emo l.ona star
from out thy clear. blue sAy IL
splondent shlhlnk,
And All thy suns shah sing shy sone.
In seeents true, ana bolt and sfrNnp.
Their wFcaths II how about sho.
ever t~inlnK
Dear Twas,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17
Me-. ais Gem.

According a. news IMPORTS from HAN
ORLEANS. tbot have Tn mosquitoes thrf p
80 bad that one ~ them recently caus.
~ w. up n ihe street. csf system ,n4
contested tfaffis boz one ~ NE main
business streets for ar hopr Thfte
eolne some Dawn here ~ plmmii w.
can hnrdig RET ihsm larro snoush g.
find. The pnif remedy thst 49, cpuil
suggest flsin npw would BE- 10 plaga 10
bounty 20 acalps ~ mosquitoes lhrFff
Than elephants. aud possibly som. pa
Same hunter nirht be- indeed ~ so
vul ~ ne presidential race ana o.
skeotsf hunting Carrie SPRINGS Javs.
lin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

conditions along The border. recent.
" ridicuIcd Governor Col1ulit's
idea ~ using The militia II things
came n y desperate PAYS. In = way.
the World, hcmmed np 10 little Oil
New York, was Justified Il lacked
authentic knowledge 81 affair, But
American blood. bc il Tcxns blood
or New York blood. or the blood ~
far.away Alaska, il pretty much TIE
same To a certain point a runs
in accustomed channels. only swell.
Inc arteries aud bursting veins
when atrocities are praeiiccd and
the perpetrators permitted ~ ~
unframed under tho sacred seal vt
neutrality.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

what arc 40. republicans 20 pro-
fressivesf" Thaf gHsgY. hurled ~
judge Merounish Ai the two 90 three
hundfsd who had enfln0trd under ,hs
semitic ah'phsrdinr n Colonel Igor b.
opt "a hpeoms ss rissEir as that role.
hried Inquiry propnnudsi many Yeafs
sap w nne who though 40 ths ,irltsi
tudes W the pasi and even the fhaDs ~
The present haa remained republican.
'unsshnmei ana nreauivocaiiy I'VE are
pfoarraalFes" many vaigss answered
lhe reporter says bot these many voices
belnr laymen ana NOT laNYsfa could noe
le expected 90 appreciate the force
20 tho suhilofier into witch me con
venilon had worried Itself n began aa
q republican convention. M least " w.
are ~ arerpi tho iirtum ~ Celonei
iyonl hnt u had been NJ session an
Eour 90 two aud in thst brief lapse ~
time had made such prprrrea ln ssces
sion 30 ~ leave ~ temporary chair,
man in somu donni 40 ~ ts prociat
statue ana identity icuhilsss this
rather material and pertinent question
will have been answered positively. n
no, authoel,ailVely before this shall 40.
peAr m Print hus sp.ahhe at time
Whom the puestiuH b siili unsns~ered
se ~ az We know u Ia rvihent lnhi
thrre Kentiemen in pndrsVorinF IN
roaa hn fixed roai while tryins a. rre.
scot the appearance ~ following
straight Inns ~ consistency became host
~ me weoaa ~ metaphysics Calves
ION NtN4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

~ srndlnR H~sre,ary Knos 20 Japan
a. sifsnd the funeral u ths smpeTof
President Taft mikes q wlse move -
many Indications have come that offi-
eiai japan IL friendly iDvafd ,hr Unit
"a rtsies that u IL altogether fiiiinF
tIai to- wOrda ~ the iinFoes ahouid be-
discounted b. this official action. u Is
Va cur International relations fbsf Pres
ident rsfi seems always 90 A. ihe firti
ihlnE ~ The flnhi Time Iie has been
one - ihs most surcersful Presidents W
that fesard thai thin country has o. n
had. Austin Statesman.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

100 posnds. esnufd Rosds 1900 cans
u y estimated tinst ~ ti,e time enc
BnnDsufefs end nsHi Monday efSnine.
MOI enough vii ~ isft ~ feed the
legendary canary bf1e n adaitlap
NJ the fos,d cons8u~i ~ me- sof'fsrp
90. eeo poosds - hai end Ego.Doo
pounds u oats have been used ~ she
horscs. while tbe rocks have used 800
enrds ~ wood IN preparing meals fof
the offlcefs and men w ihs nsnouffee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17
TeuaHr WILL. sur
Ara SOME, roo


NEW YORK, Aug "a The arm,
'eanoeoVcFs which have been hrla
around this citN gor the past week ~
IAN dNNs, with view " ~eapiuring
New York, has produced some stats .
ties That arr az interesting a. the rVsul,
~ the manocuvcfs o. the war depart .
mrng
nNFsns tho maneeuNcFH this Is whaf
Nncie SAm has had % provide fur hls
sol''sssr' iesvther with chat has been
ssvsldsd by tao various national
snards,
Meat lsaeeq rcana.; roaAtves scc.
eee pounds; -FOUR iiaeee pounds, sn-
sar. te'see pounds ealnas, ss,eoe
pounds bacon. s1,eee pounds: heans.
iAoee pounds seace iscee pounas
~ sepee> pounds butter. ste,
psenAss sic& 6oss p4pndz. ayisa fsal,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Open air physical culture ciAsses fof
the Pre- distraction ~ wnmen and si,ls
afp held every sunday Ia ncello
" costs = rent and twr.thiris - rrla,
a hank note and two. sifihs 81 = cent 20
dcstros Il after u ls worn oul
A sweet flour. adapted ~ cahes, 10
made ny a ffeneh miller. who drlca al.
ser seels ana nulsrslKss thrn.
Within three years quarter ~ =
million new telephones have hceu iu.
stalled IN farm hoascs in the unisrd
States.
An ordinary carpenters clamp can
ae made 20 hold twlcs "a mitch with
A@if tho pressure % tho screw hy fllln,
IL sroose Ia tho eeo,eF of ,he anNn
Java expects h produce moso thar.
l,ceo,eeo pounds ~ cnffce this year Ia
|compefsson with an average Tor several
years u less than Aeceese pounds.
of the ai.sAs TASKS ~ quicksilver
prednced N tho United States Ast YEAR
lx.sto fiasks came fevn California an /
she sess from Nevada and ruxas
To prevent an automobile sratsrrlos
mud m pedestrians an Rnsls>h inscassr
hH& deslxnsd wisr nsssin9 suAra To b.
suspsadet frosp The hub 81 wheel
WHISTLER The rineAtson ~ animals -
ArceenRIto>s1 ~ t>HHsfs % imitation ar
~ fo<rr = in&siprt n ~ nsAl<<z u
nQuiry q i've s~sleFn ualsersItisa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

The saloons will probably oppose
this curfew law, hat there Is On,
thing patent; The salocps must
take the lead In their respect Cor
regulation IL ihsv arc Ia escape On
termination. THIS \ a mo~i anti
prohibition view Only through
ihc rioerSt enforcement 81 existing
laws iuas we hope 30 escape hun
drcd thai lingcr IN the fertile brains
Of prs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

oroxco will not compel the rcsip
nation Of President Materc Ali
Scnnr Oroxcos grncrosiii grows
plunpcr ns his cartridge belt rum
lean. Heretofore. We hardly thought
the Mexican traitor human, Now
we know that he al least appreciates
the everlasting prcmp,ings Of hu'
man nature
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17
TEXAS PRESS


oden says Jlllss may have iold soDe
vhits Hoo 10 sheldon. ~ course, u l.
nothing orinmaii 10 deceive onss sues
esssor. bot professional ethics should
be considered once 10 q While. even ~
a republican campaign committeeman
And Iittls ~ little TIE COMMITTEES ptob.
ina Tie expense funds il finding 0at az
about ~ LAREDO Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17
EUROPEANS WATCHING
AMERICAN POLITICS
French 's~spsgsf PRAISES Roossvsii
ard rhirs psriy -Womar s~iTr.
,nsra 10 rry 70 0~ir1 Tn
gllsh Chsnnsi

LONDON Aur 10 The comments
~ tho various Eurepefa nfespnpefs
nn the American political sruafian ia
lnfrrrsfin1 un fhr Nhrif pcrhsus. ife
EnEish ana French parrs seem ap-
posed % tn0 Third party movement
There 81 nne farepiluu iH rafis In ihf
nstarrr ~ o. Icmrs ahich IA au 90
ihan4Ef.f supporter u coinlri tnalr
teIt sni hIs policies tf re- sa faraEn
now rpaprr SUPPORT enfs o. rtnps
declares chat ihusr Nhs faH ip fahH
seriously ihr 0hanrfs NJ far rDi0nfl In
ihe ihrss .efuffa1 fshf faf 'Hf sffai
1fnoy 4fr making 81 lfnfsHnd misflfe
iir stands 0n platform admirably aul
tiffafiY tHnsfruIiei TNlE fnr IaN
Moose rirntY ~ srnund 0fef ehirH ia
raw wHh Roosevelt Ie r.taa istin an
STRONG rrasni sou suppIIfi aiih FONTS
snd ahie io o1Hnt III sympathy ifsone
those nomiualiF hls smruIes' FafF g.
Temps % adds ihti he ie capsule af
woitine miracles ard afhlet|ne Success
under circumstance ehleh sHuli hfe1t
anyone eiae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Governor Wilson's speech ~ ac.
ccp,ancc was rcmarkahlc for it~ laeA
Of sulphur, lightning dynamite and
thunder In Wilson Democracy has
temperate, harl.working, quick
thinking opportunity Ia make Bill,
'poss,nnr and Bull MooscS hcarken
a. the rail- nf The Wild.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

ns,castles TIE naiional fe1-rafita nAa
thus eome - assoDle > cio,4 reatlan
% M ~ fbe annafed a-Aai.s ~
enormtur nfIuhrf1tip frhfarirr oftf
~ 909 co-operhiife torietifs Fltss ~
nisa n its infiuea,s snl irspsfianee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Atlantic City may boast ~ Ne
boardwalk and chse bathing suits
hut il falls ~ per cent shy when
II comes 10 undertowlc~, the cx.
elusive feature that makrw Celestial
Corplw verltahlc nightmare a.
summer resorts whore folks are Ike
In ~ b. lowed under.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Swat The nv. Swa, him strong
Reduce him in cold bIood And lei
the battle cry bei Dawn with
typhoid aud kindred fcvcFS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

WASHINGTON. b A.. Aa4 - I'VE
aasrsniin. RAISED b. rrtteni ihs sprete
e sfsoles De- cailie eas Iftet fspfn ~
entire siateof ksnsss and certain coln-
iiss ln eeysa Dakota. NsafssAe AMI
Tsrss iodss ~ tss secretary " asfi-
culture
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

We ARE Glad 10 know Nat Good.
win was not fatally injured. We've
had n LITTLE wager up on Nat nhil.
~ TO make Henry the Eight Iook
like domcsticeir,i eat, and M ~
certain wei wIn.-:H Nat OIL l'ulIs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Newspapers kick mp little rumpus
about fall hats. Yet bankers tell us
they are almost ~ hard on red iuk
IA their spring relations.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Whispering brcez~ and under.
towlc~ make q summer in Celestial
Corpus almost ~ exciting NJ n trip
10 heaven -and much les uncertain
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

The trouble about many ~ thor
Houston guns II that they r. H0 io
play the part Of concealed wDlpous
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

You may now tell your troubles 10
a pfliesman. 'phonc 565. or just
nsk central for flock Of VS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

We anticipate an early faII--In
December.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

Unels Sam is taking stern dish
IA affairs a: rorinto. Nicaragua
Marines have been landed aud or
ders given 10 insur. the protection
Of Foreigners. From now ON, hold.
ing the Monroe Doctrine iaviclahlc,
the United States u insured man,
petty vsxaiions IN Central and
South America, The Monroe Doe
srinc y u sublime dcfeuse. but en-.
talk reciprocal obligations. NOT thu
least al which II the guarantee Of
order. II would he unreasonable a.
my Here. you fellows, keep pff
thr grass --cven when yonr vem'a
and Children " down In shrpkine
heaps hcfor the Indian"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

rhs ! J. Williams Bioes Burned IN
FnussI lla

Kings. .ua.
klNnsNnIT TN tu OH Ihs
mornms f s0 .,bta tNr q O. wH-
imms mo.t arUmri ISL Goo WHNam.
department uere ta. . It Ufu ien,i
n compaut ini th. % Ot0 T.iiar
nr umpsnr alth furnished nlnfD
mrnta ln fhr rr.ent euH v conn
nitteN destroyed h1 Nrn which, nfIr.
inaiei u 90 ~ita siorl frsn .ou,
'rtnDnn rINae Ihn thr 0rf
ume Geo. samr nr.nf hfa taf am
'mr hNHi'Ha m tHD s.ur setilHu Th,
NaF nai afrrsr.fc tlD0Na irnmni
nHft on i.. p.rf .f ihc Nn.nHHt nr
Department prevented flr a no N,
NfeHnd hui'iIus immediately iiun.
ns b on ihe #lta Ih. ..urk uiu h.
rqNuIt lt nr.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

n Is xNd news rnr iee laiics but "
ls true rcrvian isme usArmot eynire
squirrel ard nsrY skin aN ~ watch
are going a. ~ very fashionable this
scar Aecofalnx "a the authorities W.
Ressh this year from tht hesdQuar-
svFs q me ~iinf The supplies - the,e
fers rs,cclvci this Year arc smaller Than
ihcse ~ 1884 which sccpunts foF Az
&dSAnce Ia priee. There i ~ arQar-
ont senrelN N other fnrH h4nalcd H.
that market hewerrr and rriccs hni5
clssr le rreeious lcvsis Ne, ns always
tho soarce pells that arr most fashion,
anle a. ne leaders ~ fashion sre o.
copsNlale,
isnasloe yourself lhs son a par
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

London. regardless 90 snrlai disi.nr
ii0ua D. Interested in fhf attempt shirh
a eamsn eu mahs ia swim ihe Ea-
Fiiah channel tomorrow MIsn i.NF
amnh tht HfhitIe concerned s fn
EnfushNumau who fss eon olrf stt
enfl mrdiis fhe f.eis olnfdani lhtf
sh. viii accomplish ihr folf WhlHh hst
been accomplished h0laioflr. Nf anF
tua men, Wenh tni nurrrea f.tH
frHf shr saam from Dover io nams
fafe terHiy miles m rHnrh sta. ln
seven hours hn American upnfn Nil
aiaa fleure in Goo attempt fo swim fnr
channel sho D. n0f ss f1mnas ls M.ss
smith. rt hts done somr wHnlNrfui
eurk shr In Rose riianuf she n'a
bo.n nrieiieiug af Denver fnf thfre ot
fnur weeks.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

fsmcs Crrrimtn iht American news
raprr man whn r,iarns ie Nca Nafh
nrNt v,-'k after ha,irr matc au cs
hiusii,c study 10 civil service oonii.
tlons On ss.siAnd ana Paris On ihe ln
trlsssi IN thr NuuicUai cifH Ssfs it.
commissiou of NcN Nork of which hr
- president. assefts ihaf Enrlaud L. r.
CENTURY hrhina Now Yvfk n citn eer-
wee methods fge dechrca hat the
syslsm employed ln London eonld fal
81 pircea len ten DAYS N an aftfmpi ecrc
mads Ca appN e. Ntw Nork rhe
same th,ns mas ~ arpiet ga TOO mu
nleipsi sONcrument 40 OBJ tHr rNa
ser, lce laws aecnfiine tn nv Crcel
man Ftr enc pcsitian "a au nrilDar
ciers thg New Nrrkcr saws London ~.
aulsrs the apFncani 10 translate latin
and explain tne hi.nemlnnt thcor,in
Nlro ~ - examined ln ilse hrfor, g
i.nnAon during no Neman hfAsfen ihr
his tors 81 t.onhon from itst ie lass sud
the History % ionaon slnec isss bass
about the rrAcflcai duties ~ ire rnsi
sien aothms Is ssd AZ thv examinn.
tons
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17


Onr q ihr most nirrrtiinr nrlfra
m londaa today ls coofffef Robinson
ihe new editor ~ goo inndnu rmfr
soccsilnf Oeorse rlrie nuCkic who
has retired after twenty eIFhf Yeata
arrs &C., vr Robinson m fhr se.nuf
Youngest e1linf fhnf iho Times hts
had the fnungraf hsne priaur eho
uHa appointed io fhe pest when he eas
s' and broke doer at go iio has iten
q, Injected vuh the rsrnr onN -'u.t
hat rrbmtry h1fne boon tnr rms
south AfrlUin spnnienf ur'N fhaf
time Mr Robinson eas educated no.
rinn fnt ONturl 10 combination ahllt
- sad io nnlDrA the Times NffIre n0r0
ciaHy lhan anf other if. university
eareor 81 o. brilliant ono iia isa 1ofh
shifemln
The tislf NJ Premier rn.nelrr 49, ltHf
sia hta made % possible fnr fh. i'rnrh
President fa visit ihe Cfr boz fht n0fr
future SO Dr. siaied uhHh would nrees
sitstc s return Nnif as "a MASTER ., tr
Mmaef fH tnf mtHrfime PARIS ha
tsep iraruinr sHmtihinr ~ istr of
what be- cosis fn entertain hmss pnd
queens TIRE oppression frc1frt rHtai
N" will now have definite mesnine
for thc people ~ ino frsneh ipnHi
rigurer Show that " Cost t'trla snutf.
thlnE more ihHn 81 600 600 te ne haft
fnf thv Crsr ~ iiuesla cap his memefthle
visit Nhieh markei Ihs rreneh NHs.ln
Affi4nr.l f,Hf amIt $50 600 WAS aurnf fH
rite tho kinF I'd SN ston Funi timc
white u Paris trr0r ilmrs inlf fmnunf
Nss iishnrsea whom kins Nfo0sH $40.
iivd Paris ana an ansnhst tH.rv
lan,b Ai hlm Tho kns ~ rnfiusai
wss Comparatively oheap ruest rusi
ENG bulls about sac 900 Uu ihr Knf .f
Naraar ielooo wac sNpsndal ou tht
klns ~ iiaN tst100 anl an the ala
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The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
At the Opera House Next Week.
Dolly KetzIer Dramatic Co. Will Give d
Choice Repertoire Of the Best and
Latest.

Next Monday night the Dolly
Kctzlcr Dramatic Co, opens a week $
engagement at the Armory Opera
House.
They have an unusually fine re-
pcrtorc Of up.to.date dramas and
comedies, giving a change Of pro.
gram each night, and will incidcntly
give some Of the b3st specialtlcs
ever presented in the city, Concern
ing their recent engagement at
Green Forest the Tribune says,
"The plays Of the Dolly Kct2lcr
Dramatic Co.. which is filling q
weeks engagement, commencing
last Monday night, are proving
very popular Those who have at
tended are very profuSe in their
praise Of the quality Of show that
this company putsup, "The Crimes
Of a Great City, rendered Monday
night has delighted thcatre-gocrs
all over the country and its rcndi'
tion here proved no exception, 1t
made hit that filled the house TO
see the "Pmk Mask Tuesday
night and again everybody was de-
lighted AS much may be said for
the rendition Of Jason Ioskins" on
Wednesday night For tonight
Thursday is billed the famous
play, " Mabel Heath, - and from the
exceptional acting that the members
have already displayed, we have no
doubt but that this great play will
be presented with all the sublmity
that has characterized the writer
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
NUMBER 81

constitution Of 1868 was not suit
able for conditions existing later,
and adopted a new one in 1885.
In 1898 Louisiana discarded her con
sttution Of 1879. Mississippi, re-
aIzing that its constitution Of 1865
was not suitable for later years,
adopted new one in 1890 South
Carolina suffered more than any
other state in the South as a result
Of the extravaganza Of reconstruc-
tion, but times change as years
pass by and in 1895 it abandoned
it's constitution Of 1868 Virginia
adopted a new constitution in 1892
Many Of the states whose con
stitutions were not originally as
restrictive as those adopted in the
South Immediately after the war,
have in recent years Iard aside their
old clothes that were made TO ht
them when they were much smaller,
and made new ones suitable for
their present size and prospective
development, The Arkansas of to-
day is not the Arkansas of ycster-
day. The starc contains more than
three times as many people as it did
when the present constitution was
adopted, Constitutions should, of
course, he deliberately made, They
are, Of course, subject to the rati6-
cation Of the people, but they should
be originally drafted where every
part will fit in with the other parts.
and believe that more satisfactory
results would be obtained by the
drafting Of u new constitution by n
Constitutional Convention than
will he obtained By separately
adopting numerous amendments
that are submitted from year to
year and which number will IN
crease"