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BATTLE BETWEEN
 LIFE AND DEATH
RlDGELY LADY TELLS OF HER FIERCE STRUGGLE AND HOW
 SHE FINALLY WON.

Ridgely, Tenn.-'Tf it had not been for Cardui, the woman's tonic," say s Mrs. Jennies Estes, of this town. q honestly believe 1 would have been in my grave .oday. Therefore, want to say something good for Carudi. but l can't begin to say enough.
 was sick a bed with womanly troubles, from February until Octo- Der, and was in very bad condition. l was treated three or four times a week, but it did me no good.
 l ba.tled between life and death, and my husband thought surely would die.
 One day, l thought I would give Cardui the womans tonic. a trial. had no confidence in it, at all, but bought a bottle. In a few days, I was up and doing my housework. Now nave gained fifteen pounds, and feel as well as ever felt in my life.
 l advise all sick and suffering wom. en to try Cardui. |. cured me when all other medicines failed"
 If you are weak, tired, worn-out, or suffer from any of the pains pecu- liar to weak women, such as head. ache, backache, pains in arm. side or limbs, or any other symptoms of wom. anly trouble, you are urged to try Cardui, the woman's tonic We think it will help you.
 N. B.-Wriet to; Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chattanooga Medicine O.. Chatta- nooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions and 64-page book, Home Treatment for Women," sent in plain wrapper on re-
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REWARD FOR SAILORS.

Fishguard Jan. 19.-Salon passen- gers on the steamship Lusltania, which arrived here tonight, subscrib- ed $1,770, to be divided among the crew of the Canadian brigatine May flower, and the Lusitania's first of ficer and the volunteer crew, who at great peril. rescued the shipwrecked sailors January 16,
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it will help you.

Dept, Chattanooga Medicine O., Chatta- nooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions and 64-page book. Home Treatment for Women,' sent in plain wrapper on re- quest.
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ALUMINIUM WORKS BURNED.

Wellsville N. r., Jan. 19.-The Ma. tional Aluminium Works was destroy ed by fire tonight. The loss is esti- mated at $250,000.
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THE ROYAL.

Tn the Kalem Indian drama at the Royal today you will see a motion picture star who is real. full-blood-
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-20

Mir W. B. RocKafeilow dhas returned to the city and is now connected with the Hickman Music Store. 1z-12-1m
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01

tic among the indians was the object
Of q c~olference held here today Of
special officers CHARGED with. the con-
duct Of this work. Thu conference was
attended by Cato Sells. commissions
er OF the United States Indian bureau.
who In . formal statement outlined
the organtsation OF work and the OBJ.
jects of this government service.
Sells explained that the service was
composed OF one chief. special Off
and one assistant, who are aided
by 1s1 United States marshals. He
expressed . desire to cooperate with
state ana local authorities. The state.
ment Of seilssfollows in part:
...rhe liquor evil is recognized as
one Of the greatest confronting the
Indian today. not only because Of it's
d~elnoraiising influences. but for the
further and very important reason
that It makes him an easy prey to the
interruptions. There are many in.
s+t.HT N-a4H
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01

X 49, ~ ~ --A4e|ls .eS -EL- NAr1. afA~laJf&
regarding The situation III TIT
mining regions Of northern
and his own treatment Elisl
socialists plan two mass mesttl1
the Twin Cities next Sunday IN
want Meyer to attend. otatefss]
to speak are Eugene v. Debs.
Berger, Charles Tanner. Charlel
ward Russell. frank Hays and
Walker. At least two are exj
to attend.
The Trades and Labor assent
Minneapolis will be asked to -
the meetings. one for the Aftol
in Minneapolis and the other Ia
ming in st. Paul. The Hennepim
ty socialist campaign committed
a. telegram to President Wits
the effect that seizure OF the u
newspaper Tyomie Is q violatl'
constitutional rights and asking
eral protection for the strikers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01
RAILWAY NAN KILLED.

Wahpeton. N. D., Jan. While dis.
charging his duties in the Great
Northern yards at breckenridge,
George ". Reedy Of this city was
struck by a yard engine and 80 se-
verely crushed that he died today.
He leaves a wife and two little girls.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01

Sale Opens Saturday, Jan. 3fd, at 9 A. NJ.
On The New York ostet Clothing Stock, 1o7 So. 3d ST, Grand Forks, N. D.
Witch Has Been Bought by Tie Chicago Auction and Commission Co. 60
The New York Outlet Clothing Stock which has been bought by the Chicago Auction and Cpmds
70 days aS E*SoH hM Hn .smsSs% this apannnny This stock E@e y nmoMT s
est stock. As this ale will last 10 day. mE everything viii 70 rapidly This is the first sale of this Kind
m amm%@%sss% sdl lin uGH%%, Forks hAss aa j. nay never %r again snan @G TO- prove ETC. a What ns
aa I i% % his o e%ss " bring 4" with 20" 50 "e can be no mistake and you get nas the soh men,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01
No EXCEEDING Of
YEARLY BUDGETS.
City Departments Keeping
!. Within Annual APP
propriatiohs.1

All Of the departments OF the city
are keeping well within their .sppro-
prlahons Tor the year. according to
the monthly report Of the condition
Ct Sr a ths ely appropr,as,sas prepared
appropriation Of tl57.470 to cover
the expenses Of all departments for
the fiscal year beginning Sept. I.
1919. &4S.es6 have bean sspAnt leay-
I'M. $i0s,47l.4s in the treasury.
pleted this indicates that all Of the
Department: O the city 1sreweilwith-
Tho accounts for the various de.
partinents follows: g..
priation 500; months ssxpendisures.
balance. ss.ass.sS. 1-''' -
$12.e15; months expenditures. 41.-
o7i.s5; expended to date. s4.a4s.s5;1
City hail dspartment-Appropr.a
ton 32.4o0; months expenditures.
si7s:sl; expended to date s7is.7s;
Lsaal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
1900; months e~xpsnd's1res. siso;
priation $4,000; Observation-Disclosures.
$255.50; expended to date. $s7s.59;l
nr City ., t%rsas " ees. dspastment-Ap-
lures. $lss; expended to date. S544.s0
Balance, T$l,455.lO.
Street. and road NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
propriatton, .$l2,526; months expen-
ditgres, $74s.47; expended to date.
ssi 49, d ks,. &c ss.5ez; g s.,
$s,6o0;F months expenditure. 3703.06;
expended to date $~1.9os.s7; balance.
Water and light station department.
appropriation $2l.000s months, ex-
9 9ssa'ts s@Is.sas'o ass2. a,sn sxDsnae e, a 70
Light department, electrieian-Ap--
preparation. $4,000; months expendi-
20: balance. 33.367.71.i
Fire department
1895; months expenditure. 81.
balance, $9,l5S.18. II
Health ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$7,41O; months expenditures, $661.1l;
expended to date s44e.76; balance.
superintendent water department.
Appropriation. $1,000. months x
p%enditures, S475.47; expended to date,
$2.l97.41; balance, $5,3O2.69.
Mayor n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
$1,000; months expenditures, s31843S;
expended to date. 10000; balance.
Assessor aud board Of equalization,
Appropriation. $4,000; months q
p%enditures. $201; expended to date,
1908; balance. $2.197. 81.
Miscellaneous and contingent-Ap-
S gasss' isa7.s $1,000 e:n monss's e expe end
$63e.39; balance. $4,360.6l.
Relief Of poor-Appropriatton, $3,-+
600; months expenditures. $390.9i:
expended to date, $1,4l0.17: balance,
implement shed ana city scales-
appropriation. $1.200:, months ex-s
p~enditures. 5000; expended to date,
1300.17: balance, $89S.Ss.
Interest on neutrality-suspicious..
S Sas;lss; s1psndea to date. 'l.s17.1s;
.o ssinkinx fund-.sAppropriatiop. &c.
priatison. $500: balance. $500.
City's portion Of water. mains
Appropriation, $4,000; balance, ST.
Public library-Appropriation, $4,-
500; months expenditures. $500: ex-
pended to date. $500; balance. So.
Total appropriation, .l57,47o;
total monthly expenditures. $10,596.,
q; total expenditures to date. 34s..
1850; balance. $10s.471.4s.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01
Mems and Boys Furnishing
Goods Department

foc Red and White handkerchief. now -......... &c;
loo Mems or Boys heavy work Socks, now.......~ 4c
l5c Mems black and tan fancy Hose, now......... &c
3c Mems fancy Silk Hose. others in heavy wool;
this sale ...........sfe c
soc Mems Neckties. all styles; this sale go. lee
75c Mems heavy Overalls in blue. white and gray;
this sale SEC
csc Mems heavy Work Shirts; also some for nna
dress: this sale 3ec
75c Mems heavy fleeced Underwear, in this lot
some Union Suits; to close out SIC
$1.25 Mems all wool Underwear: to close out. CSC
$3.50 Mems all wool Underwear; to close out.... 5sc
$500 Mems all wool Underwear, also Union Suits,
to close. out .$i.l9
$3.50 Mems all wool Union Suits all colors; to close
u"e ~.
$500 Mems high grade all wool Union Suits; to
close out .$a.4s.
CSC Mems fine dress Shirts; this sale ..........., SIC
$500 Mems fine dress shirts this sale .........., 4SCs
$500 Mems Dress Shirts in all styles. some silks;
LIS saIe !500
SOC Boys Underwear: sizes 3 to IS: to close out. ice
$3.50 Mems or Boys Sweater Coats: to close out rec
$3.50 Mems fine Sweater Goats. to close out. 81 l6g
$500 Mems fine Sweater Goats; to close out. .S3.40
76c Gloves or Mittens for men or boys; now. =. $50
S1.SO Gloves or Mittens for men or boys, now. o0c.
Sl.OO Mems Umbrellas. now. 3oc
Mems Umbrellas. now. .70c
$3.50 Mems UMBRELLA. now. $1.4s
$500 Mems Umbrellas now. $3.50
81 i ~" ~ gut Eases, now 43c
&S.5O all leather Suit case, now Sl.AR
$500 all leather Suit Cases, now ............. SIS
$500 all leather Suit Cases now ................ S3.4S
$1,000 all leather Suit Cases. now ...... ..... &lSs
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01
Most Sensational BARGAINS Ever Offe]


Ovefcoats Overcoats
$1,000 Mems overcoats in fancy or plain colors Chica-
go Auction and Com. Co. price to close out. $500
$l2.5O Mems Overcoats in fancy or plain colors, some
with fur collars. Chicago Auction and Com. Co.
price 10000. $685.
$l6.50 Mems overcoats in all colors, plush lined, also
some with FUR collars. a good selection: Chicago Auction
ana Com. Co. price .$7.05
$4,000 plush lined, fur collar, mems overcoats, about
~ to select from. Chicago Auction and Com. Co price
1895
$4,000 Mems pony lined coats with muskrat collars.
oniy " OF these coats left. Chicago Auction and
Com. Co. price .422,o5
5000 Mems mnskrat lined coats; these coats are con-
sidered good values at $60.00; we have II of these
coats In stock, while they last Chicago Auction
and Com. Co. price .3S3,o5
Meas Pants
$500 Mems heavy work pants, also! some in light
FANCY patterns. Chicago Auction and Com. Co price
-. ........ csc
$500 Mems dne pants for Sunday wear in ali, sizes,
olacK, blue and fancy stripes, some are worth
more than ~. To close out entire lot at. .. .4l.8o
cum bottoms; eN
y thess pants sold for $3.50 by the. New York outlet
store tore Chicago Auction and Com. 60 price. sl.e9
$500 Mans hand tailored fine spndayyffpants, with flaps
2 ana hack pockets. cum bottoms. In all the latest
stripes and eolors. Chicago Auction and Com. Co.
price *. ......s...... -. .......... .Sl.8s
$500 Mems high grade hand tailored pants; a few
IN this lot sold for $3.50 and $A,16 and some az
hiigh ~ $500 and. 800. To clos out this entire
= u'uss g q ]. /. :........ 1898
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01
Boys Clothing Department


$3.50 Boys suits in black. blue and fancy patterns,
Chicago Auction and Com. Cos. price. ...... $3.50
$500 Boys suits in all the latest styles and patterns,
with two pa.r pants, in plain or Norfolk. Chicago
Auction and Com. Cos price. 1.69
$3.50 Boys extra fine Sunday suits, all sizes and pat
terms. some In this lot worth more than $3.50.
Chicago Auction and Com. Cos. price. 4. /. .$1.08
$3.50 Boys hand tailored suits, best money can buy at
$3.50. To close out entire lot al. .S?.4S
$500 Boys beautiful tailored Sunday suits, 9 pair of
pants, in all style coats. nothing better to be had
at the regular price. $500. Chicago Auction and
Com. Cos. price &2.0S
$3.50 Boys overcoats, to be closed out at....... 1.39
$500 Boys overcoats to be closed out at. 10000. $1.68
$3.50 Boys overcoats. TO be close ont .Sl.9S
$3.50 Boys overcoats to be closed out at........$ c.4
$500 Boys overcoats to be closed out at. =. :. 4. .$2.9s
SOC Boys knee pants, while they last. Ice
Use Boys knee pants and some as high as $1.oo, to be
closed out at.......... .30c
HATS AND CAPS
800 Caps. TINS sale s9c
7Sc Caps, this sale .39c
$500 Caps. this sale .4sc
$3.50 Caps, this sale S9c
500 Mems hats, all styles, this sale ............ CSC
$500 Mems hats, all styles, this sale. .......... 41.39
$500 Mems hats. au*styles. this ale............ &1.98
$500 Mems famous John B.. Stetson hats. all styles. to
be sold out at .$:S8
SHOES SHOES SHOES
$500 Boys shoes. entire lot .$ll8
$500 Boys shoes, entire lot Observation-Disclosures. $1.48
$3.50 Boys shoes. entire lot Observation-Disclosures. $1.08
$3.50 Mems shoes. including work and dress shoes, must
$500 Mems fine dress shoes, this lot must go at. /: ST. 10
$500 Mems bench made shoes, this, lot must so at $2.48
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01
MOyER INVITED
TO GIVE ADDRESS
Socialists Invite Prominent
Men to Address Sunday
Mass Meeting.

Minneapolis, Jan. 1.-charles II.
Mover has been asked to bring first
hand information to the Twin Cities
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-01

Merchants
wishing to buy these goods must call mornings be-
tween the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock only-Geo. w.
McGill. Mgr. Chicago Auction and Commission Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
airl 1t ma Side. 4 selIe arama. conn

Girl at His Side Seilg drama, com.
plete the program. THE Brute.n d
four part Famous Players Film COM
pahy extra special with Malcolm VII
iiants, House Peters and Miss Helen
Hilton in the cast will head the bill.
THE Chasm, q two part Essanay
with Miss Gerda Holmes and Richard
Tfavers Will be shown in the after
noon. Eight brilliant reels In the at
tefnoon; hye at aigat
Edna Goodrich is to pose In a NOV.
Ing picture drama written by. David
Belasco.
The 0rpheum theatef Is presenting
today strong two part Reliance
drama entitled .sThe Weaker strain, =
and two line single reels called "LoSe
ana Bullets Keystone scream, and
Natures Touch," an interesting
american drama, exploiting the mar
vicious power exerted by mother
nature. Patrons will like this show
as nothing but high class ictures are
Shown, those that will satisfy the most
refined taste.
Wednesday, Is to be feature day.
as the orpheum viii present a MASTER
full four part feature entitled "The
Kangaroo This is story OF the
South founded on the novel Of Harris
Dickson, author OF the "oid Reliable
stories, with the scenes lald In New
Orleans, the locale Of the narrative
Patrons are requested to attend the
afternoon shows.
Laura Hope Crews will next sea-
son create a leading role In q
-Belasco production.
Advices received from the offices OF
p H. Montagu, European represen.
tative Of the selig Polyscope CONF
pany announce that "The Adventures
Of kathlyn" have Just been opened up
In London, where they were ereete,i
with the greatest acclaim and ponn.
laflty. Booking arrangements are
being made from day to day which
VIII carry THE Adventures OF Kath-
lynr into every civilized country
within the next few months. M
Montagd states that among the latest
bookings Of .Kathlynr are for Portu-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

First game
At Chicago R.H.R
st. Louis 900 900 0S2--5 8 /
Chicago 900 101 000-2 8 i
Battertes: Brown, Davenport and
Chapman. Watson, LANCE and Wilson.
Second game
AT Chicago RI. b.
st. Louis 600 900 1900 6 /
Chicago 900 300 0i5-4 Z q
Batteries: Crandall and Simon.
Smith and Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
gal. Spain, Morocco, Algiess, Brds-
sells and Vienna. "Kathlyn' is surely

gal, Spain, Morocco, Algiess, Brus-
sells and Vienna. "Kathlyns Is surely
some traveller.
THE Red Widow" is to begin III
fourth season about the middle Or
next month at Newport.
Thirty Indians who attend the sher-
man Institute at Cotton, Calf, nave
been added to the Kalem forces In
that state and until their university
calls them in September, will don tho
warpaint and bonhets Of their fore
fathers and take part In Kalem
dramas. The first production in which
thye appear is "Grey Eagles Revenge
which is to be released Saturday, Au-
gust 8.
The musical version Of "our Wives. =,
on which Henry Blossom ana Victor
Herbert have been working, is to be
called THE Only Girl"
The two Costello children, Helen
and Dolores, are now playing at the
Vitagraph studios. During their vaea-
ton months they will be prominent In
several productions, especially written
for them. Mr.. and Mrs. Costello have
agreed to allow the children to appear
In pictures during their vacation only.
They are anxious to have them give
attention to their schooling and are
very conscientious in seeing that MOTH
Ing interferes with It.
Rida johnson Young has written a
new piece called Lady LUXURY" r.
G. Whitney is the producer.
60
Bruce McRae is to be featured In
the production OF Nearly Married"
which is to begin its road tour in
September.
Mrs. Thomas whiffem, II is an.
'nounced. will take her farewell OF the
stage in a piece called 1.-THE Beauti-
full Adventure"
B. M Newman, the American
travel lecturer. announces that the
subjects Of his lectures the coming
winter will be Egypt, Mount Sinai to,
Jerusalem, Jerusalem to Beirut, the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
THE THEATERS

Home Run" Baker, the seratest OF
all baseball batters, In a two part
Kalem story. is the big attraction 10
day at the odeon theater. There L.
also q splendit Edison drama entitled
"In the Days Of Slavery" TOMORROW
the odeon will show the latest Pathe
Weekly Ne. A. The vaudeville now
showing ut the 0deon IL among the
best OF this season. Stevens ana Bac-
ON. the celebrated dancers, are top
notchers In their Line, and the Shal-
dons are wonders. Little Miss Shell,
DON. only. six years old, does some .pf
the greatest stunts ever done by q
child on the 0deon stage.
$50
The program Il The 1ijcu today m
ctpdes James Morrison and Dorothy.
Kelly, Two az kmefiea,s foremoIt
phctoplay artists, an d two ,part vita
graph drama, The W0il: = - cr Neir1l-
bprs Enxt Door Biograpil ana ''Its
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
FEUEHAB BEAGUEs
No games scheduled.
JIM CARMONY
Former Baseball Player is Now
Working for Uncle Sam in
Mail Department.

FA1RMoNT. July 21-Jim Car
mony, the popular local first base
man, who held that LOB in the 1903
West Virginia League, is now rail-
reading for the government. He 10
working on the mail car Of Bafti-
more and Ohio passenger train be-
tween Pittsburg and this city. He
arrived here From Charleston Sunday.
His last position was with the
Charleston team Of the Ohio State
League, on which nine he occupied
his time honored position on the In
itial cushion. AS the Ohio league IL
rapidly fading into the twilight, he
deemed It advisable to hit the Bal
timore and Ohio. He Is well known
here. and Is probably the most pop
ular baseball players the city ever
claimed.
Carmony Is we'll known In this
city, having spent last winter here In
the employ. of the Gore Amusement
Company, at the Gore bowling alleys.
Jim has many friends in this city who
wish him we'll in his new under
taking.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
italian and french Rlviesas and Der

be wit jennings has been en-
gagged for the cast Of the company
supporting William Courtenay In
eundef Cover" Isabel Irving will be
in the company OF the same play which
VIII open IN GhicAko.
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Mrs. Thomas whiffem, Il is an
'nounced. will take her farewell OF the
stage in a piece called 1.-THE Beauti-
ful Adventure"
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b. NJ. Newman, the American
travel lecturer. announces that the
subjects Of his lectures the coming
winter will be Egypt, Mount Sinai to,
Jerusalem, Jerusalem to Beirut, the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
RH. 3,

At Boston R.H.R.
Detroit 600 600 002 900 ooO-2 II /
Boston 900 10 900 900 OBS 1s 3
batteries: Dauss, Hall, Main, Roy
nolds ana Stanage Counibe, Lepnnrd,
Cady ana Carrigan.
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RH.R.

Al Washingtcn- R.H.E.
Oleveiana .....-p1p al1D 900 - 8 1
Washington 300 100 OOU--1 3
Batteries: Gregg ana Ckrisch, Bpeh-
linE. shsB. Bentley ma H6nig.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-07-17

TT will be hard matter to convince the Alton
L Steel Co., bankrupt, that there is nothing the
matter with business.
THE disgusting debauchment of KING shows
to what desperate measures Democry will
go to win an election.
TT is too bad from business standpoint, that
L those Chicago business men did not get an
audience with the President sooner
TT was predicted, and it came true, that nothing
is better than the SHERMAN law, but it took
long time for Democracy to find it out.
THAT Republican who scratches single name
at the August election is liable to have
bad taste in his mouth the morning after.
LOW many people of Polk County would ex-
change the influence said to be welded by
GORDON for that of b. r.? Don't all speak!
AT the recent primaries in Minnesota. the
"A Progressives polled 1874 against 1885,
900 in 1912. The people have had enough.
IF the inhabitants of the Philippine Islands are
capable of self-government, the negroes OF
the South should have few more privileges.
CRUMP evidently wants to be as sure of car
~ rying Memphis as HuERTA was of Mexico
City The method each employs is much the
same.
THERE is no going behind the fact times are
hard In order save cents, Secretary
BRYAN sent declination to Chautauquaize in
frank envelope.
WHEN Big Busness-or any old business
w wants laws passed, it will go to the Presi-
dent and not to the body elected under the Con-
stitution to make laws.
THE Endorsement OF the Democratic ticket at
the coming gubernatorial election means an
Endorsement of the acts and methods of an ee-
ment that has no place among decent citizens.
THE Globe Democrat says: The White
House statement that the Presidents con-
ference with the Chicago business men was mu-
tually instructive and helpful, sacrificed modesty
in the interest of truth"
MIR. FORD, the automobile man, like the
NI President, can see no hard times. No
man. with an income of $4,000 or more
year, is expected to. But the man with but
$40 week or less can give them pointers
WHEN it comes to betting on elections, Polk
w County Democrats are unique. When
they get up sufficient nerve, they never have the
money. When they have the money, they fall
to show as much nerve as Dr. SPARCo would lind
in false tooth.