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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
To Whom il May Concern

Have had tOusiiitis for past two
(2J years Doctors could not reduce
inflammation sufficient for removing
tonsils Ny husband called W. by
man Of All Fillmore he relieved
me entirely with one treatment
(Sgnedl MRS. j. W. GARRETT,
500 Cleveland Street
Amarillo Teya- 200 &c
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have no room 20 complain
Yours truly.
i,ig.ri 4. z BELL.


Lockney Texas. Dec T. l+Il.
have been greatly benefited Dy co.
operating with you the past year and
wish 10 continue under your n-
strlctiOns this next year.
have learned a great deal about
the preparation or land and have OBJ
tanned better yield from my crops
through following your instructions
than did under the old method
The oat seed YOU furnished me- this
year Vas the finest | have ever seen
and they yielded we'll considering
The season. received % cents more
per bushel for them than / did for
the other
consider milo maize and peanuts
: the best paying crops for this section
that ! have tried.
believe peanuts 10 be better az
! have raised them the past four
years and have found them 10 be- q
good money crop.
Had in 10 acres this year that
made 90 bushels 10 the acre and re-
cei'ed 800 per bushel for them.
Thanking sou for your past in
structions and anticipating much
greater benefits tins coming year ]
remain. Yours very truly
signed w. o SCu'RBET
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sit Up and Take Notice, ~ Mis-,
IeNa~

These current Lockucy region bag-
vest development figures are little
short of PHENOMENAL when IL Is re-
called that BOO 1910 Lockney station
shipped only 80 ears of grain but
then, don Won know, this is Ram
sey gubcrnatorial year with Joe
Bailey finally eliminated aud Cecil
Lyon fully preemptiue the ou1rifer-
o. IDIl. NnunhlIcan slrMA.n hnaI
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Regional Harvest.

Last year Iockney station with a
tributary farming area of 80. 900
acres produced including what was
retained Tor home consumption. an
approximation of t5a cars of grain.
au amount OF which, with cultivated
acreage of this season viii br
svelled into probably 900 ear. for
1910
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Agricultural

Lockney. Texas, Dec. %. lHl
have been farming on the Plain, for
the past - years aud have never had
a failure Have made cotton crops
the last ! wears thar averaged @
bale per acre This wear was only
l-3 bale. on account of crop being
baled ont on May 26th Ny success
on thr Plains has been such that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05

I, Louis G. Maynard. Clerk OF the
United States District Court. for the
Northern District 81 Texas, do here
by certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy OF
the order made and entered for sery-
ice by publication 10 said cause, as
completely as the same remains on
file and Of record In the minutes Vol
um' I. at page 2ll, In my office In
the Amarillo Division at Amarillo.
Texas
Witness M signature aut the seal
~ said United States District Court
AZ office In Amarillo. Texas this the
gSrd day of May. \. ID 1912
LOUIS & MAYNARD
(Scall Clerk Of Said Court
BY ROIilE ~ SCALES.
e-F-7-5 Deputy Clerk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05

/. I. Saudrrs an agent OF Inc n
tus Lubbock. Roswell and Pacific
railroad. is here arang.us local
property interests of his company 10
being more than probable that This
road Oh which Lockuey viii De-
commenced and complcted this year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05

and f-et deep bis 1---4zs 3.a7t
nlllng this rcsegolr within alr q 30
period OF 80 hours N- Base Ril
double next year h.s punps- power
and Irrigable acreage
l.etwrrn the iine-
Reading between the lines of -H.
r'tie people of the LOekueg rss.o.
sill not fail 20 take uOte the opinion
oi the Daily Nens staff CORRESPOND
eut that one OF the most importlr.
OF possible failure local development
ls Diversified haVests. with the asl'
!. 20 irrigation plant a. the ~ ns-
r,. abb" factor
IockB"y.
Lockuey has .000 peOpr. u.-n
women, lovely and Ioyable children.
and Includes 10 her civic Development
.tRo strong banks $4,000 public
school building with pupil enroll
m4ut 100 excess OF 400, 10000
Christian College. 5000 electric
light plant brick business buildings
ranging from $1,000 10 $4,000 m
construction cost. tWO big and busy
lumber yards a crop feed mill, a Dbl.
grain elevator. the finely equipped
l0ckney Auto Garage, two siN-staud
cotton gins the busiest Brow -ter
Hotel. General Jim Shepard 5
transfer line. Jim always on deck
iockney Investment Co the lu'ra-
fiyr but not lur.d Lockney New u.s.
paper Beacon rxhaus'les- and excel
lent public and private windmill
0rll water supply lovely lawns t'cr-
m- floral srowths spreading shade
trees wide and we'll cared for streets
and IS happily surrounded Lorkne,.
The Uasty
Among Lockney business improve.
m,ufs this year will be- the new So
600 building OF the State Bank. the
Fir. National Bank having SINH
lar new structure iu active couf"n-
plaf.ou.
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J. J. billiard. ct al


on this 22nd DAY OF MAJ A. d
1919. Ia the District Conf OF tae
Unified stat Tor the Northern Dis
trlrt Texas Amarillo Division. Sit
ting ID chambers. came on % be- heard
the application OF Caroline K Craig.
plaintiff In the above styled and nun
bered cause. FOR an order directing
service by publication on defendants
John g. Taylor and x Brown direct
ing them 10 appear and plead. answer
OF demur herein by day certain 20
be designated by the court And -
appearing 10 the court that this suit
Is commenced By the plaintiff. Who Is
a resident citizen and inhabltant o.
the state OF Missouri 20 enforce an
e1ultable claim - land situated ia
the county % l. block. state Of Tex
as. being IN the Northern District of
said state. Amarillo Vision the said
suit being 90 remove cloud and 20
foreclose a lien on said land and u
appearing 10 the court tha personal
service on John G.. Taylor and Y
Brown ls Improbable. that their
residence and vhereabouts b. M
known 10 plaintiff and that after due
diligence plaintiff has been unable
20 locate their residence or where
sbouts. 81 Is the opinion Of the court
that said application should boz grant
ed
IT Is THEREFORE, ORDERED
that the defendant John G. Taylor
and r. Brown. and each Of them shall
plead. answer or demur 20 the bin o.
plaintiff on or before the Rule day
In August. 1912 the same being the
first Monday In August 1919. al The
court room thereof Ia m city OF Am
arIllO. In the county Of Potter. "a the
state OF Texas Tint ths order be-
served on said Defendants John q
Taylor and Y Brown D. publlshl1s
the same once each week for six sue.
cessIve weeks, In the Amarillo DAILY
News. a newspaper publ iu Pot
ter county. Texas commanding them
and each Of them 10 appear ana plead
answer or demur on or before the
date above set out
EDWARD r MEEK. Judge
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AIMED Iruits.

l'. lI,.nrE rssIOu - already
famed 'Yr 'nr fruits. his noted har-
t..' -.H".... DO this : ection f..
Guiding pru I.ill} aII of the cherrie
tIr.'pf 3ui prIu-- returns annual
.g an average of $500 per acre
< ape, 20. mr while pIums reacc
go" per gre alI of which strongly
suggests fh. establishment OF Lob
r"g frui' preserving work.. with. %
DO" way cucumber and cab age pick
inns 3- q profitable sde.Iue
The N".I rrr'inu, Thing, Come o.
~rall Package,
lN. LD.kHe, country is BOO fbr fam
1.s shallow water belt OF the Plains
region and more or Jess progress has
already Deru made iu the direction of
Ra.. puupas. irrigation both a. 10
lrs" 4ud small plants
IH. smaller plmpasr plants are
probably to prove eventually OF the
greatest aggregate farming values
D. account of the chcapness ot their
Cost placing them easily within the
reach ot any and an farmers 4
pnr-hor-. power gasoline eupiue will
cost ouIF SIS laid down az Lock
.. Ii with "a cbpapiv eN.a,ated
dirt reservoir will irr.gatc three
t.ra, OF land tWo-horsr power en-
s.us uiI cost Sloo q thrce-horse
power SI-.. Nith proportional, in
0r"as" of irr.-ating capacity
- Bass of Tulia. Svisher couu-
~ FOR actual illustration. Irritating
.1s' year 6ls acres with Two one
uors' power gasoline engines and.
Is rrigatinE 10 acres this year.
0hirfV iu Sweet potatoes. onions.
cabbage. tomatoes aud beans. shay
ting also small orchard. rs OF an
acre OF ,trawberric, and patch of
alfalfa under the same pumpage
plant On his 6ls acres last year
produce and from his ~ acres this
year will market probably S2.5O0
worth An incident OF Mr. BASES ir-
riga,iou plant this year is cheaply
eXCayaied but most efficient dirt
reservoir 1850 feet long. so feet wide
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lENDoRsEn

40 90 In Equity Ia the Unit
ed States District Court Northern
District OF Texas. al Amarillo caro-
rne X Craig ys j. j. Dtllard. ct al
order for Notice 4 Service by Publi-
cation
Filed. 23rd day Of May 1912. Lou
is e Maynard Clerk. by Rollie TO-
Scales. Deputy Entered Ia Vol O..
page Ell. District Court Minutes at
Amarillo
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Baby'siGa
UulCEgsAT

rvsrv woman's heart responds to
the charm and sweetness OF oaoIS
voice because nature intended ne' lor
,no,hsrhood But even the loving
nature OF a mother shrinks from the
ordeal because such time 70 usually
= no-iod o, suffering and danger
Women who use Mothers Friend ars
saved much discomfort and suffering,
and their systems. being Thoroughly
nrepared BY this great remedy. ars
IN healthy condition to meet INC
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend "a
recommended only for the RELIEF ana
comfort OF expectant mothers; II Il In
no sense a remedy for various Ills.
hut IT'S many years OF success. and
,be thousands OF endorsements 70
celyed from women who have used
are a guarantee OF the oenent 70 oe
sar,yed from its use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but sim
ply assists nature to perfect its work
Mothers Friend allays nausea pro
TIE, ss9'i srs sah'es and q tt)otbers
In every way Nr
contributes to T1rlrvGUU
strong. healthy :,
motherhood. Mothers Friend Ia sofa
AT drug stores. Write for our free
book for expectant mothers.
BRADFIElD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
lOCkNEY SURE
Of RIG CROPS
Heavy Increased Acreage
Makes Larger Output
This Year Certain

This Year Certain
%, Di..F NeVs sai. Correspondent /
Lockue, Te,as July .oeku.y /,
ls located boz fh" geographical center I
~ Administration. Floyd County a4d /
on 'nc Amarillo Santa Fe line elo.r
present iermlna is Floydada
Leaps From 10000 a. $4,000 Acres.
immediately tributary 10 Lockney
whore last year were cultivated .D..
900 acres. 5000 acres have been .
placed under the ploR
or this season farming area SOL
per cent aiII boz cultivated 20 milo
maize and kaffir corn. sith the other
90 per cent sub-dl Ided into oats
wheat indian corn. cotton. cane.
miilet and various acrelse- of m.I.
onE. orchard berry iuI vine fruit
Crop Prospect
Geo 81 Brewster. OF tbc brewster
Hotel here. has lately made an .,.
tended auto tour through tls .l.
ton OF the country and report. ,
general excellent crop prospect r..
peo'aliy BOO the directions ~ .o. ,H. .
corn and fruits Corn look. better
than az probably any time at mis-
season in fhr history of the Lopkna,
region and Be- sun Justify grow
while cotton RIth close aud uniform
stand presented such au appearance
that Hr brewster halted bis auto .o
devote q couple %. hours 90 h,..us
10 one OF th' MANY aud bag 1..ol
fields The Owner Of this field
told Mr Brewster that be- would gIt.
him 800 the cotton produced on Tine
.round bO hDod over aud "a. INDUS
'rious and eutrrprsug Lorkuey hoo
ieI man is uoR Wondering Rha o..
will do with a.I oI hH This falls cot,
ton and none, Whei, ana JtI.
while q little short ou Ieusr % o..
straw nIl' 1a good srau produ.r.
fruits OF alI kinds prom,s, record
hrcakius ami milo maize. GIr.
corn, mlile' aud came arr appar.urs
fn .urpa.. .ra, l.., .........
harIcBts
,,tu.
A. least 5000 head ol bIgb-srai-
ga native HttI. .,. Dr Oouute A.
the Iockr.. ,.gi,n ab,t. ........
tb,us,,d h..5 -, ~. H..
Arizona ,rI. has. .Ir.,1, ..'..
Skinned Ina for t,t,.pip, .r ,,.. 5.,...
nutrItve patty. ,r,.... o.. ,t. -.
rIon these cam. d, ID. ,,., ,bI.. 49,.
as either .oo.,. ar ANAL .bi,....
Tgkon sI.,.c.ler I,.tY.,
cattle shipm.p.. t0.. .,II and ,..,..
Niu be- alike noa,, ,a .rr,b.r. .,..
weight
Wido op.n.l I've.
In IA, e,ri..nf., ,b,rtu.,, ....t.
rryitc .Our farmer. ar. s.i,,,.
their eyes aii. omen IN M. siI,.t,.
,,rtaiptie. t...ding ia , d.,.lo,....,..
i'm tho local bo, i,dps,r,- ,,t
a ,onseou,I of ms nov ,,t.
clearer roo,rrusd yis,op p.,rn
cry farm., b, IN. rs,i,r +. ,,.,...
brood SOW. IN n. us.d in m. o.,
siye future breeding NJ biyb ,r,t.
Poland cI,.. p.5 n,r... a..
.bir. strain.
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ORDER FOR SERVICE ny PUmI-
CATION.

tf' '-f ~ Ft"tAs
IN The District Court Of the United
states. for the Northern District Of
Texas. Amarillo Division IN cham
bors
Caroline x Craig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05

Timely -.-eH-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05

vents caking OF
the breasts, and
in every way
contributes to
s,rong healthy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05

immediately tributary 10 Lockney
whore last year were cultivated .Y..
900 acres. 5000 acres have been
placed under the ploR
or This season farming area go
per cent eili Doe cultivated % milo
maIh" and kaffir corn. sith the other
90 per cent suD-d. .ded into oats.
wheat Indian corn cotton. cane.
miilet and various acrelss- of m.I-
onE orchard l.-r. lnL Vim. ----
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
4 BLACK "HoCKSHAW" ........ :. z. !: GETS INTO TROUBLE
PLAYED THE PART OF 4 SLEUrH AND WORKED GRANT COUNTY
 SHERIFF.
Sheriff Brewster Arrests Joe John. son and Holds Him For Sher.
 Tiff Gean.

While Joe Johnson. negro, was
 in the office of the Southwestern
 Telephone and Telegraph Company, Second avenue and Walnut street. yesterday afternoon, awaiting call from Sheriff J., B. lGean, at, Sheridan, Grant county that official telephoned Sheriff Brewster. who was alone in
 his office at. the court house, to go there and arrestt Johnson. Sheriff Brewster did not wait to find lep- iuty,. but hurried to the telephone of- flee and, arrested ea Johnson in less time than it. takes to. tell. Johnson Is now in the county jail, awaiting tie arrival of the Graat county official. ' < Itxis claimed .,tbsto too yohnsonsni nas been working, ,e iyaFiqus sheviffs ip this section ofs4ees country Qnts of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28

money, claiming to have infcrnaF FiDn relative to- various criminals Who are being sought by them. It is said that he has secured more than. $500, from Sheriff Gean, in small sums from time to time, and that he was trying to, get more money from him when he was arrested.
 Johnson. according to Sheriff Brew ster, who says the negro tried to get money from him by the same plan, claimed to know something of the whereabouts of Arthur Peyton, th' negro who murdered Lewis Gammill, a popular young white man at a lumber camp near Sheridan about a year ago.. The, officers have beeg anxious 10 recapture him and John son knew this. He is said to have worked" a sheriff in Louisiana in similar way. Sheriff Brewster sayi he did not give Johmson's statements much credence when he. called on him and that he did not secure any money from his office. :. He will be charged with obtaining money unae1 false pretenses and will probably bt taken back to Grant county today tt be tried <.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28

ithis city, and other' cars will be re- ceived from now until the plant be- gins operation. si*' y '''tt.-
 The local plant acts as feeder for plants at Nashville, Tenn, and at Flint, Mich., where the spokes are given the finishing touches and sold to carriage and automobile manu- facturers.
 c. A. ,Dunning, of Flint. Mich., who has been in Pine Bluff for several days looking over the situation and making necessary arrangements to start the mill, has, returned to his home. He will return shortly, ac- companie1 by him family, and make this city his home, and act. as gen. eral manager of the. concern. ," The wheel works have been idle for several months and with the re- opening will be healthy addition td the industrial concerns in Pine Bluff About forty men will be employed il its operation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
TO OPEN NEWLY
 PAVED STREETS
Pavement To BeIlwOOd and Catholic Cemeteries To Be Opened For
 Traffic.

Work on the cemetery paving dis trict, beginning at Hickory street on BarraQue, and extending to both cemeteries, the Catholic and Bell wood, will be completed and opened for traffic Friday.
 The concrete bridge over Brump's bayou on West Barraque will also be ready for traffic Friday.
 The streets were paved with creo- soted blocks by Contractors Shelby and Bateman. The paving is the most substantial in the state the specifications calling for 20 pound blocks laid on a five inch concrete foundation. The average creosoted block used for paving purposes if 16 pounds, this block being in use on Walnut and Olive street. s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
TYPOS TO CELEBRATE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
SPEECHES, MUSIC AND DUTCH LUNCH TO BE ENJOYED BY
 TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Friends of Members Being Invited and All Locals Win Be Represent.
 ed at Festivities.

Members of Pine Bluff .Typoeraphi- cal Union No. AT will assemble at the Labor Temple. on West Barraque street. Sunday afternoon to celebrate the eleventh anniversary of the or ganization of the local.
 Speeches, music. a Dutch lunch and an elegant suificiency of wet goods will be on tap for the members and their friends. and at least one mem- 'ber from every union in the city will be present. Fs "A committee appointed some time ago has completed arrangements for the festivities and "a Joyful gathering |is anticipated. \ .. Harrison. presi- |dept of the PrintsFs sApion. will pre-,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28

side, and members and visitors will be called upon for impromptu speeches, no set program being arranged.
 The Typographical Union was or ganized in Pine Bluff in 1901. During the Il years it has been in existence the relations between the members and employers have been most pleas- ant. while members of it's ranks are among the city's best citizens, one of them a representative-elec from Jeff ferson county to the next Arkansas general assembly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
MANY. ..R|USn''FDR R'''; $ WILSON i |Ij|N| EDITIONS
 + <
 { araphic's Campaign Fund Continues to Grow And Colored Buttons Make
 A Hit Here.
THEY ARE BEAUTIES
Names of Graphic Fund Subscribers
 Also Published in Little Rock q. Gazette.

The Graphic received it's first ship ] ment of 200 wilson buttons yesterday ] and within an hour afterwards many
 of those who had already subscribed
 to the dollar National Democratic , Campaign fund, through the Graphic, ] had been supplied with the buttons and others handed in their dollars in order to get sthem. :, The buttons were forwarded to the GfsDhic byt National Committeeman w. M. Kavanaugh. They are among aY,1he Y,1hess < most attfaetfve feampaign buttons ever seen here. 'Tliet button is inscol- X org and contains the picture of Gov
 ernor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, : Over his. picture are the words: FOR
 PRESIDENT" At either side of the
 nictnre are the words: Give yours and win with Wilson, which IS the
 slogan adopted by the Arkansas Dem oerats in aiding the National Nommlt-
 fee in defraying the expenses of the
 <3 campaign. So anxious were some oi
 those who have already subscrlped le
 the Graphic's fund to get them tha'
 many. did not wait for the buttons 'o
 he distributed. They came to the Gra- phic office and: secured them.
 \ ss 1.he Graphic forwarded $7l to Ma 7 sDaal. Committeeman Kayanaugh sun
 day. and the list of those who ,n subscrip- < eatis < dollar to the fund, which, has al-
 ready been published in the Grapnic \ appeared .lr in theS Little Rock Gazette
 again yesterday- z Y ' ln order that all of the Demoersas
 the sodnt who desire to. t .', sansel,os $ ,,e s,is n,ays ssiu button, the Grapn'e pas X s tsblisbedse branch distribution neaqi 1lss1sfTiSsfe at Rossnberg's where nsms. Issn E aa l.sI Ryttons 2 < < sedaTed s sls,
 Tbiss Hpqach v n N 3! TIE oRsS' ls p' saa'e'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
BIG WHEEL WORKS TO
 RESUME OPERATION
PLANT TO BE REOPENED HERE AND WILL EM.
 PLOY FORTY MEN
General Manager and His Family To Return--Plant q Feeder
 For Others

The branch plant of the Imperial Wheel Company. located at the, west end sof Sixth avenue, just outside the city limits of Pine Bluff, will begin operations within the next two or three weeks. This iipforpation was received yesterday. from a, reliable source. 4t ..s, ,,a, ss,.
 2 Already a number of asrS of rough timber which will beafashiQned inte automobile apA.s aarrjaseg g. spakess amounting stq seEeraA sbaaaend dolr jars in value, have been. csRipped to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
PEACE DISTuRBERS
 IN POLICE COURT

For indulging in. a scrap on the sidewalk on Fourth avenue. east of Main street, Mack Brown, negro. was fined $10 and A. Balabarris, a Syrian, was fined 9 in police court yesterday morning.
 Will Sledge and Henry Epps. ne- groes, arrested on the same charge were dismissed. W4
 !. Park Stevenson, white man. was careless enough to be caught asleep in box car Monday night and q batrolman arrested him. Judge Stewart fined stsNenson s1o f iqrs Fl tres .passipg. s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-28
WANT PANAMA +it <.
 BILL REFERRED
President Taft Is Criticised by ths British Press For Signing the
 Panama Canal Measure.

London, Aug 27.-Most of the Lon- don morning papers printed editorials in which regret is expressed that President Taft signed the Panama canal bill, and they unite in declaring that the British government will fail in it's duty if it omits to insist that the matter be referred to The Hague. They also agree that the presidents memorandum does not remove the British objections.
 The Morning Post, pointing out that if the United States desires to encourage its own shipping, it can do SO by decent bounties, says:
 Experience may yet bring the Unit ed States to understand that credit is a valuable asset and that even mater ial gain is dearly bought by the loss of the worlds confidence.'
 The Daily Express, in an editorial headed "Dishonored," says:
 "It Is lanentable that MT. Taft is not strong enough to resist the poli- l ticians and act in accord with the call of national confidence. All English speaking nations must view with sor row the. sight of the United States, dragging it's honor mudbespattered before the world. Tn the long run, America will be the sufferer. Honesty among nations. as among men, r mains the best policy"
 The Times, editorially, referring to the Taft memorandum, says:
 All that can be said for the pres ent is that the lay still appears to be ] incompatible with the plain meaning of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty.
 should the text of the law bear ou' our view that it gravely violates ou' clear. treaty rights, we shall renew our representations to Washington and, failing 2 satisfactory settlement shall appeal to the arbitration treat 1 of 1908 and request that the contro versy be referred to The Hague.
 we absolutely refuse to contem plate the idea thst America will rs fust arbitratiou.'
 The Daily Mail. in an editorial says I Ut might have been excusable mere ly to attach his signature, put ". Taft did not scruple to give the pH ! 'Ihis bensdiotiont in aa MemoF4nAu'' ' 1 which was worthiert Of .a pettlfoss'n' solicitor than the chief iQt q .gfeat ls 1 pubitc. The memorandum contains no . | single seferenes tp, aA appeal, elthe
 to arbitustions os !; to the h Aaw couf,s !, ,I \ ysay saso Preaident,, ,nAat moysaS r r ifworld of faadmiratiQn shy Bpro posss'on {