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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
CASHIER GOES
 UNDER \ CLOUD
Southern Pacific Employe Leaves Cananea; Duhn Resigns as Assistant Super intent of Four ( Co.

CANANEA, Son, Mex. July H. Considerable surprise was occasionea when lt Ggeame known that W. c. Brashears. cashier at the local depot Of tic Southern Pacific lines of Mex leo. had disappeared. Where he has gone is tnEoovu to his employers while his family profess ignorance as to his pres'1t whereabouts. Bras hears left Cananaa on Wednesday morning by automobile. supposedly go- ing tO Naco and he has not been seen since that hour. 1t is hinted that he is short in his accounts, but this may prove entirely untrue Nevertheless. be is under a cloud. pending the opening of the depot safe. the combi. nation of which being known to Bras, hears only The safe is a burglar proof pattern and it will require con. siderable labor to open it, resulting in it's destruction. 4 wife and child. be sides his father. reside in Cananca.
 After Huertists Coin.
 R. Ramirez, son Of Cirilio Ramirez who was at one time prominent ir Sonora politics during the MadeTC regime. later to be banished from tho state capital has been placed under arrest here. being charged with being a representative of an alleged, Huer rista Luis A. Martinez, the Guayma. millionaire Ramirez arrived in the city recently on a business mission for his employer, the sane being th' collection famoupts due Martinez totalling about $500 pesos. It is b. leved that there is nothing Of a per sonal nature held against Ramirez, th' rtate government simply desiring th' money belonging to the alleged Huer tista millionaire.
 DtfFfin Eeefnus
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
confscatlna Property.

The state government has conhscat- cd property fin Cananea from the tos' lowing afeEed Hgcrta sympathizers' Dr. Jesus Martinez, Lie Jose Guapar- do. Anepl Muril.o, Jesus d. Icaza, r. N. Fernandez. beRilaldo Arnold, Ra- faeI Flores. Sostenes Leibe, Capt Francisco Ortiz and Bibiano Arevalo. Murillo IS a bfrther-in-law of F. R, Arnold former mayor of Cananea, Reginaldo Arnold is a brother of F. R Arnold: Rafael Flores fs former com mandante Of rurales, during the Dia regime.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
MELANCHOLY
 WOMEN
Should Profit by Mrs. Hur' leys Experience-Her Own
 Story Here Told.

Eldon, Mo. e.-"I was troubled with displacement, organic inflammation and
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Dufhn Resigns

James Dufln. who has been an as
 sistant superintendent Of mines of the Cauanea company for number or years, being second in charge Q James Kirk. under the old manage
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
ExpeIl a Priest.

Father NicanorO Suarez, of the To- cal Catholic church, has been expelled from the city and the state on ac- count of his alleged activity in the federal cause. IL is charged that un- der the cloak of religion he was as sisting the Huertista government and advising members of his congregation to embrace the federal cause His cousin. also a priest, was recently eX nelIed from Nacozari for the same cause
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12

ment. has rendered his resignation and will remain on the coast. Mir and Mrs. Dufin left Cananea two weeks ago for a six weeks stay on the coast, and it is understood that after leaving CaEanea Mir. Dufin de- cided to resign. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs DUfin regret their de- parture. It is understood that the sue cessor to NIT. Duffin is Tom Forbes. q former emPlOye of the Cananea com pany
 K p. Officers.
 Cananea Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pvthias. installed their new officers at meeting in Masonic hall on Weduss day eyening The officers are the fol- lowing: c. C.. 1T. A Right. Y. C.. John A. BeckmanfH plelate, Elmer C. Atchi- son: Nj. of w. A. ". Sansburn; Nj. at A, Jas. Munch: l. C.. B. :. Pelzer' O. G.. Joe Howard. The installing Of fcer was D. c. C.. n. E. Reinhardt, as- sisted by p. C., Chas. Wright and P, C. Fred W. Crons After the cere- monies refreshments were served.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
FAST GAME IS
.s,IPlAYtD SUNDAY
'srLENDID WORK or 0rroslNa
sl.ABsrERs AND sNApPY IN.
FIELD MANEuvERiNa REsuLEs
INA TO y sCORr

With the opposins batteries work
Ing In big league style and ksspinl
the hits scattered. while the inasldsrs
worked with . clockwork prseisloa
Sundays game between divers Sps.
cials and the klamath Falls team wal
ia great surprise to the little knot oi
fans who turned out. The score at
the close stood to . In favor Of che
Specials.
shive was on the mound TOR the
Specials. while at the receiving end
Threshsr was stationed. Both pullsd
together admirably. and the grocsey
expert dishsd out an assortment Of
slants and dips. delivered at . great
variance OF speeds. such - = seldom
seen In the brush.
Ambrose and Nicholson did some
great work for the defeated team.
and the inneld behind them worksd
like trojans.
Wilson and McClsary unpirsd. and
the teams lined up something liks
this:
Specials --Shivs pitcher. Thrsshsr
catcher; Clair Arnold nrst bass. Ca
pron sscoad base. Hayden third base.
George shortstop. MAXWELL. Hoasland
and oliver. out0eld.
Locals-Ambross pitcher. Nichol-
son catcher. Chiffon arst base. Otto
Arnold second base. Hurn third base.
Messner shortstop. Noel. Linksabach
and Kinney outnslders.
Next Sunday aftsrnoon Modoc
Park will b the scene Of baseball
encounter between the Specials and
he Kadsss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
ATHLETICS At
FAIR ARRANGED
SECRETARY SULLIVAN o. TllE
A. A. U. n NAMED N TAKE
CHARGE ~ fnIs HEATURE Or
TINE ExrOslTloN


Special to The Herald
SAN FRANCISCO. April i<.--Jas
e. sullivan. secretary treasurer oi
the Amateur Athletic Union Of the
United states. and the foremost au.
thority on amateur athletics In the
world. has been appointed athletic
director Of the Panama Pacific later
national exposition. HIS appoint.
means that the athletic program dur
Ing tho exposition year will b one Of
the great features Of the coming
1915 Univsssal exposition.
Before leaving Athletic Director
Sullivan outlined the following pro-
gram OF athlseie events that viii b.
seen 1t the opposition:
Lawn tsnnis. archery. swimming.
symnastics. all-round athletics. mod
ern Penthathlon. Penthalon. Dscath.
Ion. cycling. soccer. baseball. hand
ball. ay-casting. trap shooting. rife
shooting. polo. military tournaments.
rogue. nying machine contests. auto
races. golf. rugby. Il crosse. play
grounds. elementary. intssssholassic
meets. national college champion
ships. Pacific coast intsr-colisgists
championships. state inter- COLLEGIATE
championships. motor boats. barge
racing. rowing. motor cycling. nation
al athletics. boxing. wrestling. fsnc-
Ing. basketball. and other svsnts yet
to be named. The rowing races viii
In all probability bs held In the sstu-
airy on the Oakland side. and the golf
tournaments will bs held over . local
clubs course.
The program outlined" >" said Ath-
letic Director Sullivan. will briag 70
San Francisco every worlds cham.
pIon. The stadium TO be constructed
win bs the most remarkable ever con-
structed. Its equipmsnt will surpass
the stadium Of London. Stockholm
and Athens. II viii have something
wholly new In athletic svsnt--a
quartsr-miie straight-sway track. on
which expect to see . good many
worlds records fall"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
KNEE INJURED;
KEPT At HOME
GOvERx0R wEsR An uNwIl.LlNo
rRIsONER AZ RESULT OF MIS-
aAr SUSTAINED WHILE AT
TIM COAST

SALEM. April IL. suffering viii
q badly injured knee. which he hurt
during the legislative session. Gov
Icrncr West has been eonnnsd to bib
home. and is unable TO attend at the
executive once. The governor In
jured his knee while at his summer
homo ON Cannon Beach.
For several weeks after the ssssion
his knee bothered him 20 he was
scarce able TO Be about. Recently II
Improved, but In the last few days he
suffered . relapse.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
SUICIDE MAKES
POLICE STUDY
NO MOTIVE CAN M FOUND FOR
THE RASH ACT or A GIRL-NO
LETTERs LEET-aAD MONEY
AND FRINEDs


United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-THE
police are pussled to fnd an excuse
for the suicide Of Olga Tshomovich .,
the st. Francis hotel. The woman
left no writings of any kind. and over
$1,000 was founo in her possession.
A rumor that she had guarded
with her stance. man named Up
ham. has been defined BY him. He
says Il was their intention to BE- mar
ried At an early date
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

FOR sALE--As ! must remain In q
dry warm climate. ! an Offering ny
Klamath Fails properties at prices
that bars compstition. sonsistias Of
new roomins house. modern. The
Arsravss." = s-room modern cottage
adjoining; <-room cottage. 7so Ninth
street. Hot Springs addition lot ana
TWO Mills addition lots. Address ..
q. Arsrsves. III csntro. Cal. 7-ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
OLDEST BAPTIST
IS los TODAY
UNIQUE CELEBRATION HELD IN
PHILADELPHIA I. RELIGIOUS
CIRCLEs-wAs AN ACTIVE
CHURCH wORKnD


United Press BesvSeo
PHILADELPHIA. April il.--Mrs.
Ann Elisabeth hsGill. bs,isvel 70 ~
the Oldest living member Of the Bap-
tist church In America. today csls-
bratsd her lo5th birthday. With her
today were three great grsndehildrsn
and hvs grsndehildrsn. she wss In
strumsntsI In founding the Viftisth
Baptist church here forty-hvs years
sSo. ~ !.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

WHITE oRPINGToN cHicKENs-I
raise no other kind. A few select
coekersis for sale. - 10 $3.50; eggs.
$50 per setting during May. VIM.
w. Mendsnhsll. LITE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
What's the Matter
With the Old MatCh2

It's not getting any younger. you
know, and once in . while II assds
2 rest and ovsrhaulins. Railroad
watches are cleaned and ovsrhaulsd
once . year to insure accurate tins-
keeping. Why not bring youss II ana
'ss ~ givs II the sttsntioa that b
necessary Tor good time ksspiss.
PRANK y. UPP
watchiDaks.. Jswsles and Engssves.
.. ?. wateh lnsDsstss
WllItts building
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
NAY IMPROVE
SACRAMENTO
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ASKED
To APPROPRlATE ELEVEN NIL.
LION, AND STATE TO SPEND
TWICE As MUCH

cnited Press Service
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April a.
"A bill authorizing the expenditure OF
sli,0oo.oo0s on improvements In the
Sacramento River and tributaries In
the next eleven years was introduced
today by Perkins. The bill requires
the state to spend twice that amount.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
soR sALs

FOR sAiE--hotsl French portable
range. Hotel Houston. s-sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

AWs ma 6nruooesy 0aIoFo.
] have some choies leftover stock
OF various kind. among them ITS
privit for hedge. over two fssl high.
20 per cent discount while they last.
.. A. STEARNs. at W. Main. ls.st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
MlBCEl.l.ANE.aDUs

All kinds OF optical WORK done as
Haydsn's. Room 3is. !. q. o. 2.
building. 3S-n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
MANY SINGERS
FOR CAMTATA
INITIAL MEETING OF CAST AND
DIRECTOR WILL BE HELD AT
GRACE METHODIST CHURCH
THIS EVENING

Members OF the cast who are to
present the musical entertainment
under the direction OF the Lycsum
Bureau will meet this evening at the
n. y. church to discuss arrangements.
ETC.. with J. B. Mason. who will d.
rect the entertainment fi
The singers Of the city have en-
tered heartily into the plan OF getting
up the proposed cantsta. The con-
ssnsus OF opinion II that the .srsstsst
chorus ever assembled In the city will
render this program of exercises.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

u it's worth having. m's worth h.
ssrins. Bee Chilcots. 90 Aais =.
G'isose -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

Frank s:lvsrs. Williamson Rivsa;
william Collins and wife. California;
q. n. Taylor. Dunsmuir; J. Pulley,
Dunsnuir; !. II. Hilbert and wife,
city; r. y. Pitts. NJ. Hebron.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

! absolutely. GUARANTEES al ny vosk
10 give entire satisfaction.
GEO. II. HAYDEN, 0plieaan.
2C-ff Room 11e. I. y. q. y. D1g.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

l.. w. Jordan and wife. San Tran.
cisco; J. Palmer. Wordsa: J. G. Alsz-
ander; Morris Price. Weed; Albert
schiinsker;. Harry y. Wilson; 4. L.
Nichols. Seattle; r. 9. Tsssl: H. W.
Leonard and family. Ashland; @.
scribner. Rsdding: Janss Hallsarth,
Elgin. Ore: Jack Linsmors; Palmer
Junction; n. Slaughter. Doris; Gust
olsson. Chico; J. W. Whitson. Poe
Valley; L. A. Dawson. MALTA; Dsaisl
Weeks. Agency; Ray Morales. Klsm-
ath Agency.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14

A. J. Manning. ranch; Jas. Broth
erton. Poo Valley: win Nsubsrt,
Swan Lake: r. J. Curly. ranch: Carl
Taylor. Red Blu6. Calf; G. r. Clark.
Anderson. Calf: u. G. Addisoa.
ranch; J. n. Davis. Truckss. Calf. {;
A. y. Bowers. city; Joha Miller.
Lorella; 8. c. Hamsksr. BLY,; Lem
l.. Gshagen, odesss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
Hotel Arrivals


J. =. Snyder. Insomar: B. q. Geo
Bishop. The Csdars": J. n. Berry.
Fort Klamath: J. w. Newhart and
family. ChiloQuin; H. white. Chilo-
Quin: Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Walters.
San rrancisco; w. Ray Coz. Salem:
A. J. Mcdonald and wife. Los An
geles; y. d. Bacon. San Prancisco:
W. w. Smith. BLY,: C. G. Lows. Mse.
rill: Geo. w. King.
J. A. Bucklin. San Francisco. y.
Watson. klamath Agency: H. W.
Brown. Sacramento; Harris Maxman,
Seattle; T. w. Horn. Salem; q. n.
Frankenberg. San Francisco; c. n.
Terry. San Francisco: Dean A. Bald
win. Seattle; n. n. GriEgs. Seattle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
Classified
COlunl
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
NICELY furuished rooms 81 the Ore
sou House. stxth aad klamath
- HHH
FuRNiSHED ROONs--SlaSis q Ssa
suite. b. day. week OF aoash. Dseh.
$40 Walnut 3s-1os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-14
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sas Nj, q. R''g ~. .
The evening world., 1913-01-23

IsaidP
he
e.genteh and,n
The evening world., 1913-01-23
FIRES DECREASE; FIREBUCS DISAPPEAR.

10HE REPORT Of the Fire Commissioner interesting
decrease the number Of fires since Jan. compared
with the corresponding period Of last In Manhattan
Bronx and Richmond there but 49, against S0 in Brooklyn
and Queens there S6 against 49, The decrease the
striking because for past there had been fairly steady
annual increase
The dis
closures made by his mrsh to the exhibit and the pub
cy given them by press This would carry with The convc
ou that large percentage Of the fires Of recent have
been Of ncendy origin for that not would be strange
that the number should surprisingly diminish the light
turned
Conrmsory evidence from the Dc-Attorneys Office
in tho information good suspected Of having had
dealings with the frebugs have disappeared these things have
not the relations Of and effect the coincidence wonderful
At rate they throw such light the subject that it longer
interesting to know what the insurance companies think about
say about it. would be to what they going
about IT,
The evening world., 1913-01-23
MIR. Jarr Finds That Work Is
No Mans Favorite Amusement.



quit work and buy . farm IN Con.
neetcut Ind take II easy. But to ask
ann to quilt business IL like asking him
for his eye"
"eu' was Just complaining to me
'nat no was tired Of working At the
s'ass-put-in business" said Mr.. Jar.
"HlmT retorted young Mr.. slayinsky.
why. he's as fond Of putting in glass
as IL IL was diamond setting. For good
i'll" '0" 'ss'
1his last was addressed to the admir-.
ing younger brother. ley. who huns
fawninsly around.
your father 10 quite proud Of you
now.' said Mr.. Jarr. He say, you
have been very good and very steady,
That makes him very happy. hone
you haven't V"on up your lob. and
nope you won't 20 back to the idline
he o. cabaret singer and piano
PLAYER"
mot on your nfe." said the Pad.
'-,ds Bronco Buster" a. he rays Mr.
Jarr . taste =. his quality BY rolling ,
cigarette with ono hanI. a. he does IN
~'"S 'sS'HS pictuTo, 10 unbOunded aD-
plause. I'm Just holding out for my
rights. Wait till tho next release OF
the Cory Scalp Genuine Western Ftlms
IL shown and I am seen on the screen
THE exhibitors will hear somep!n from
my following! And that somepin will
80 right to Staten Island, where the
Cory Scalp Brand Of Genuine Western
Pictures 10 made. They can't put 1,
over on me. Why. in Lancaster, Pa.
alone. they gave out 10000 OF my Dos,
card photos"
What happsnedr' asked Mr.. Jar.
For he was srsatly interested In
stories Of life on the Plains, stirrins
tales Of adventure on the wild frontiers
Of bad men and rugSsd pioneers, Of
death shots. Of honest hearts. Of do
voted. daring girls OF the golden West
Who could tell such stories Of yiyit
interest. stories OF real life In the Rrea
West ~ could one OF the most famou,
Western rangers that ever Iassoed 4
locoosd mustang or made . dossn red.
skins bite the dust-Sidney slavin, KIM
Of moving pi>:urs oowboysr'
The evening world., 1913-01-23
WOMAN AND HER WORKING DAY.

IRON DENVER despatch saying COLORADO
svadng the law forbddng them to work than eight
hours day by buying stock in the that employ
them This probably that the paid low that
only BY long hours Of labor the worker sufficient
livelihood From the striking working girls in this city
getting good deal Of Illuminating information such subjects
One girl for example, has told how she from % to week
making kmonos ct four cents EACH The process simple She
makes Of thirty Of them day, working from A. NJ
Another GIRL Jswsss wishes Sunday declared work.
day. because being required keep Saturday sacred she
but five days week and 20 only $3.50.
All Of which goes show that the limitation the hours Of
sNor for has complicated her industrial problem
solving it. There nothing local in the ISSUE The conditions
life in Colorado about different from those the side
New York well exist within the limits Of civilization tho
results virtually the Meantime worth noting one
italian girl she wouldn't mind the long hours steady toll
only the managers would permit her to sing would seem that
might be granted to anybody that ding.
The evening world., 1913-01-23
Copyright. 1913. by The Treas Publ
CLEANSING WATERS!

Tlme q u. VI,
Mr.. b. triumphantly)-seeH Didn't
N ! get home early? I'll have time
A'A to dress LEISURELY for the
opera. for once. Usually I have to hustle
30 that I wilt my collar before we start.
Tonight I'll take cold plunge and
feel FIT.
Willie (proudiy. from his room)-Papa,
I mad a bath!
Mr.. p. (fondly)-Did you. sonf
Willie (smugly)-Eh-huh. An took
your shaving stick, an smeared It all
over me. an It made bubbles.
Mr.. B. (mildly reprovlng)-You'vs been
told not to touch any Of papa's things,
Willie. and papa doesn't like it-But
he'll forgive you this time.
Willie (encouraged)-An' I rained your
nice talcum powde- all over me. papa,
an I smell grand
Mr.. b. (w1nklng at Mrs. B)-wsll.
pap'll have to come In and kiss the
highly perfumsd young man. to Mrs.
b. guess III lot my bath run now and
hustle along.
NJ! q. 4; sr: ::ss bathroom, ' w.s.
WILLIE!
Willie (oh. very faintiy)-Yss. papa.
Mr.. B. (stsrnly)-Wiliis. how often
have I told You that ia punish you II
you didn't lot the water run out of the
tub after you've finished bathing? It's
. very. very. careless, lazy thing for .
little boy to dol Now II papa tells you
about letting the water run out again,
Willie. he's going to punish you. Hsarf
Willie (muffled)-Yss. papa.
Mrs. B.-Hurry up. Henry It's gettins
on. That thing begins at 7.%6, you know.
Mr.. B. looming out into the hall 70
The evening world., 1913-01-23
W4 %Mdp
&c."

CIV YELL. how are you feeling. M.
w 6iavinskyf" asked Mr.. Jarr'
w - the bent form Of ths Ga
sisr appeared In the doorway Of the
glass store.
'Msf feel pretty sood." said Nj.
s'avtnsky. and mommsr she - vel.
and little Issy 10 we'll and my boy shld-
nsy what 10 an actor by the movies. he
10 we'll Only he has a GOLD nit DOM.
plications Of falling OF . horse and
hurting his wrist NIT . SPAIN"
"Sprain, sprain." explained Mr.. Jarr'
Spain u the country Of the Span
iards."
"Yss, I know" said Mr.. slavinslEy
and Sidney he 10 playing . spanish
Teller. fighting . bull. whom he from the
horss falls on. Anyway. shidnsy ssy'
he's tired NIT the movies"
That's too bad" remarked Mr.. JArr
"Just when sidney was getting 4
WORK steadily and BE- . credit 70 you
now he wants to idle around again."
"wsii." said Mr.. Slavinsky reflective
". ''msbbs too would like to Be
ioafsr for Q little while NIT . cigarette
and patented leather shoes. Sometime
I ret % tired putting In glass ever,
day ana every day that the smell o
putty II makes me sick. and even n Il Il
art glass In green. red and yellow
don't take no interest In II. and I wish
was q hummer sitting In the SUNSHINE
down North or the South Or anywhere
The evening world., 1913-01-23
- :! ZZ%SS$S@

anything but bsanE . glazier nit an ex-
pehsivs family and the wholesale glass
company writing you letters that you
INT going to get no more glass on
thirty days unless you close the old 40.
count"
we all feel that way about our daily
outies every once In . while. It's the
inevitable revulsion against ones oceu-
patton that diseases the most optimistic
OF " ever and anon" ventured Mr.. Jarr.
oh. don't talk like that big word
TELLER Dinkston." snortsd Mr.. Slavinsky.
Tor II Amt anything like that at all
What II 10 10 that . man gets doing
the same kind Of work all the time. day
after day. Me. could quit II right
now. Chasing IL . bum business"
'Poppsr" called young Master siav-
The evening world., 1913-01-23
A PLAIN DUTY TOWARD THE MEAT DUTY.

YEARNGs have begun before the wsys Committee
Of the House The question Of duties imported meat
and cattle Cattle already protesting that aboi
ton Of the duties viii ruin their industries Woingmsn have no
lobby the Capitol to make counter protes Fortunately they
need No pledge the Democratic candidates the last cleo
ton palmer emphatic than that Of relieving the market
basket Of the people from the burden Of unjust tariff taxation
food about the Of all In this Of
wealth there absolutely need Of such The present dutie.
therefore, unnecessary they unjust They yield
eminent little nothing The Beef Trust almost the
aca for the cattle for their stock just about what
comedies This particular feature Of tariff REFORM therefore,
not occupy the Ways and Means Committee for great length
Of time The shortest cut BY which they the duty out
the take.