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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

For mild easy action Of the bow.
els, try Doan's Regulets, a modern
laxative, Csc at all stores. ADV. ,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22
~. Hanlsy onhamh shAa. bssn- -sisr
Itins Provo all week. a' guest OF
~ r. NINA "
Want d--sprisR sh,c1ens enc strict
~ fre eggs. SISaae Smith Produc.
co.-lhv. eyS MrisA .xNtl


Last band cOnlsrt Of thssys.r'ts-
night Everybody shsusq De mere mere !
s,s.thRty sharp. N,t% SNs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

Fs Sale al q BARGAIN H6fss. bug
'Ws1Hde 'xxrassS ~llsO sawss6ssssn6
springs: will sell in bulk or other
wise., Phone 426w. ADV. n
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

Attorney Fra " 4 croctstt has
,een In the coa,ntyi aeat this week,
s.v,nx come Up from Salt Lake to A.
tend the opening day Of court yester'
day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

DR.. O. H. Bulge and DR.. w. b.
parkinson will speak at the taber'
nacls tomorrow 'stFexo'oioch. Frank
Baugh Jr.. will sing q solo. Every
body invited ..sss. s'.S aa'.'' a.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

IosAIn Logan canyd Twp right!
hand FORK. brown bird - spaniel
.nec,& 7 months uid Return or mo-
NV lis ONCE and be rewarded.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

aiaEaHesterday,
sltS.li.a->t9asas se,
wHse d. ts, fer general n house rs
~oiN rhone 1S99 .asu s,s,F 40 "
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

Keep your money at home by
spending It with the home msronnn,.
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FOCAL NEWS !,WlIlS'. !,

!. y. We sell Tie earth. sps'Esitits title
n lean money on III H. Fsser
- Z Co.. First North. -AAsf q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS Pune
WOOL SUITS 5000 AND SIG. 50.
STAR CLOTHING sToRE. ADV u
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-22

AAssnt Is Judged Ax the cempans,
lee u keepss WAyssot let ne write
your. insurance n" johnson. 81
Main street. --zAdyy "A rns sIg II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

Notice Is hereby given hat sealed
proposals will he received for the
purchase Of ono Thousand t1.O00.O0)
Dollars OF the bonds OF school Dis
trict No. As, In the county of Borna-
liilo, New Mexico. 10 be issued upon
the authority of AN election duly called
and held In said school district on the
1th day Gf March. 4. D. 1914: said
election having been called and held
for the purpose of voting upon tho
question of the issue of said bonds
IN pursuance Of and In conformity
with Section i5i2 OF the Compiled
Laws OF New Mexico of 1897. and
section n. Article TX. OF the Consti-
tuition OF New Mexico. and az which
election II was decided that the issue
OF the bonds aforesaid be made. said
bonds are 10 be dated April ist. 1914,
TO be OF the denomination OF $4,000
each, TO bear Interest az the rate OF
six per cent per annum. payable semi
annually. running for a period Of
twenty years. and rcdeemnhl after
ten years. Both principal and in
tefcst payable az the office OF tho
county treasurer IN old Albuquerque,
New Mexico. The school board re-
serves the right 20 reject any and all
bids
The proposals should be addressed
20 N. Mandell County Treasurer. old
albuquerque. New Mexico. Propos-
ais will be publicly opened April 18th.
1914. al 2 o'clock o. m
N. MANDEII.
County Treasurer.
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Sealed bids viii be received at
1900 o'clock M, OF April G, 1914. at
the office Of the undersigned city
Clerk u Albuquerque, New Mexico,
Ia the Korber Building. for building
concrete curbing. including e%xcavnt-
ing. MS may be necessary, on West
Copper avenue. between Firth street
and Central Venue All scr shall
conform with plans and specifications
now on file Ia the office OF the city
Engineer.
All bids must be sealed and direct
cd To the City clerk and each must
be accompanied by a certified check
In the sum OF 8 per cent OF the bid.
payable to the City OF Albuquerque.
To Insure good mith OF the bid. said
check { O be returned when the con
tract Is entered into by tho successful
bidder; aad which check shall be-
come the property Of the City In the
event that the bidder. II successful,
does not, within ten days after the
acceptance OF this bid, enter into a
contract with the city Of Albuquerque
to complete said curling Ia accord
ance with said specifications within
thirty days from the time OF signlng
the contract.
Bids received viii be opened AZ a
meeting OF the city Council 60 be
held IN the Council Chanter In the
Kofher Building at $500 y. M, April
q, 1914, or at such time and place a.
then and taerc asrecd upon, and the
contract viii be awarded to the low
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BIC -FOUR DIVIDEND
RATE CUT STOCKS
TAKE SLUMP
Wall Street Feels Effect Of
Poor Railroad Reports.
Steel Stock Takes to the
Tobogan.


lBy IcAs-sd Wire ia Evening Herald
Sew YORK. March 25-Stocks
sagRcd slowly today after maSlng
slight gains a. the outset. The turn
ia the market VAS influenced by tho
spread 81 liquidation IN me Industrial
Shares. The professional traders were
bcariah and sold stocks confidently.
Pressure Was applied steadily TO the
strci stocks BECAUSE uf unfagoru DE
reports Of conditions Ia the steel
trade.
Poor railroad reports Tor February
and "a reduction In the dividends on
pittshutgh. chicago, Cincinnati u
"a. Louis had an adverse influence on
railroad stockH. Pittsburgh 6. 9. and
-. louis lost Q, and Pennsylvania,
which controls that road. feii more
than % point. Corn products issues
met with support after their early
slump and the Sreierred r~ecoNereu
Ja
Honds were heavy.
Thc slump IN Pittsburgh, &. e.. and
81. Louis reached ID points aud the
eastern trunk Tine harcs "a coaltrs
were untnadCd freely after noon. Thc
i%iquidatiOn OF speculative accounts
aud broad professional selling carried
down the whole isi sharply.
Prices stopped falling whom Pitts
hufgh. q. G. a. 81. Louis rallied >
uulnjs. itccoVeries otherwise were
small.
Ihc market closed heavy. Prices
WaVereG and fell ack again. follow
ing The dismal comments Us trade
papers of conditions In the steel IN
dustrN.
rhe more important stock closed
ass follows.
Amalgamaicd, 20 -.
luEar. 1na.
Atchiaon. ash.
Reading. 1861.
southern Pacific, s6ik.
Union Pacific, l59
Steel. 90
Steel preferred, .iOh,
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The HERALD Want Ads get
the best results.
NOTICES.


In tho District Court. County 81 Her-
naliilo. state OF New Mexico.
n. ~. Merritt. Trustee TOR
q. NJ. Carr Agent,
Plaintiff.
SIS.
Cora Patty. Chas, f. Patty, and
H. X. Hodges.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by Virtue OF o judgment
and an order of sale, mad and en-
tered on the 20th day u January.
1914. In the above entitled cause. BY
the above named curt Wherein the
above named piaintin did obtain q
judgment against the above named
defendants in the sum Of Si0l1.0o,
with Interest thereon at The rate Of
10 per rent per annum from January
20. 1914. until paid, n Tor al Of
tho costs accrued and TO accrue IN
said cause and for the costs and eN-
ponses OF the sale OF the hereinafter
described property. L. the undersign-
cd. appointed by the said court In
said cause as special master to make
a sole OF the said property hcreinat-
ter desc ribed. 10 satisfy the plaintlu 5
Judgment and the costs of suit and oN-
pcnses Of said sale, do hereby give
notice that / viii In pursuance Of an
In obedience 20 me said judgment and
decree n order OF sale, az ne front
door Of tdc court house IN the county
OF Bernnlillo, state OF New Mexico, on
thc 2lth day or Arm. 1914. AT The hour
of 10000 o'clock IN the forenoon, Of
fer for snle and viii sell to the high
est and best bidd,r Tor cash To sat
isfy plaintiffs judgment aud b sums
above mentioned, the following de-
srrlhed property. to-wit.
That certain piece Of land bounded
OF the north by lands Of Josephine
4 ~ scores, on tho east by the pub
ilc road leading from Albuquerque Go
Pajaritn, on b south and west by
lands of tho AtriFco Farm measured
along the west line heinz 3as feet from
from east to west and measured
aio Ethc west line being 25N feet from
north 20 south and containing i've
acres.
W =. MErCALF.
Special Master.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
WAR DEPARTMENT
TOSTOP CAME HOGS
ON RESERVATIONS
my Leased Wire 10 rvcninR Herald

IVY AAeh1eu hue 10 EN0ftAne bNA@s'
Santa Re. n. NJ, March 25-staic
Game Warden Baca today received "a
letter from Congressman Ferguson
addressed to the congressman hy
Secretary OF Mar Garrison advising
TINT the war department wis take
active measures to- stop the killing
of game out of season on military
and Indian reservations IN New Mex
leo.
Numerous complaints have been
made 10 the game warden OF the
slaughter Of game on the reserva-
tions In this state by lSndians ~
settlers the killing on the Mcscalern
reservation In Otero county having
been especially complained Of ON"
ranchmnn has written that AZ the
present rate tho Goo ~black-tail deer.
which had been so carefully pro-
tected on the Mescalero reservation
would be wiped out within a year.
and urged active measures To stop
the slaughter by Indians and game
hogs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
CUSTOMARY SHORTAGE
IN THE N CITY
T MARKET
fspsrIsl carrs.posa-~ss TO TIE nss.Ial

Kansas City, March q. Cattle
receipts here last week showed The
customary shortage ct 5000 head
from the corresponding week OF last
car. but the market failed To act
in accordance with this shortage.
clOang with a small net loss. Fat
grades made up a fatv share of tho
aurpy ana outside Of a0ute show OF
strength Wednesday. killers acted
~. line with their statements that
beef channels are clugGed. Import
ationE Of Argentine beef are consid-
cradle. and word came Friday that
the equivalent OF 1900 cattle was
being loaded for New York. 10 ar
rive there three weeks hence. This
and other shipments promise TO CT
feet April markets adversely. Ar
genuine beef hat sold IA Chicago
last week corresponds - the beef
from native steers that sell al $500
TO $40. Prospects are. therefore.
better for steers hat sell above $3.50.
Receipts today were S.0GO head. q
considerable reduction from recent
Mondays. and sales were largely
steady, cows higher Ia most cases.
Native steers have not exceeded $3.50
IN the last week, Oklahoma steers,
~ 10; Colorado steers. $3.50 Bulk
Of h natives sell az s7.F Ia $500.
Colofadus today brought $3.50 10
NHHHNH RANNhNtAn1 itAtiENn A0uul
only 10 ears. consisting mostly Of
meal fed steers az s7.00 60 $40.
Nothing Is here 10 compare with M
Oklahoma fS.3O quarantine steers.
here a week q StockcTs aud feed
ors sold lower az the close Of the
week and trade lacks fash Sales
are largely "a 81 10 -, with some
cattle on either side Of that range,
and the greatest call rs for stock
grades. Hogs are fi~uctuating on =
slightly higher plane than a few
weeks ago. several loads selling al
$3.50 Friday, which IA the high fig-
UTe for ihia year. The market today
Is 3 cents lower than Friday. top
So. 20, bulk, &S.b0 to IS 20. Light
hogs are selling better than a short
time ago, and occasionally reach the
top figure, Hogs apparently have
more latent strength al this time
than either cattle OF sheep. Tho
sheep market remains strong, hut
lambs exhibit occasional weakness
Receipts haye been running very
light. bat there il a fair supply to-
day. ~, 00O head. market steady on
both sheep and lambs. Heavy and
middleweiRht lambs sold al the top
figure today, t7.70; medium lambs.
1885, 10 a7G6; five ears FEEDING
iar:hs. $3.50; wethers worm seas
ycarllnss $500; ewes. 50.
J. A. RICKAIlT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND
PROVISION MARKET

Chicaeo. March 25.-wheat easea
Oh today. Influenced h. cables beins
Indifferent aud by more favorable
weather northwest. Openlng prices
varied from the same as last night 10
1-sMI-4c lower and "a slight further
dip ensued. but then the market re-
acted. The close was steady az he
same ~ last night 20 a-Sc on.
in corn. She majority Of traders
seemed disposed to- press The selling
side Tho market opened i-Sc To -
BE- a-sc on aud rallied only in n hall
hearted way. The close Was steady az
a net decline of 3-Sc 10 We.
oats sBRgsd with other grain. Trade
wna scattering.
First sales OF provisions, we're I'M
changed "a 2hc lower, and an addi-
tiunal decline followed
Mhcat-May, 93 i.ici July, IS 1-Sc.
coFn-May. 60 i-Sc, July, 60 3-Sc.
Oats-M Mas. 30 a-fc; July. 4Oc.
Pork May. t2ff0. july. f2ttl.
luTd-May. si0.7b; July. ti0.p2.
Mas, fliio; July, ttibs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
IN
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Kansas city. March 2s.-Hogs-Re-
ceipte 1899; market strong. BULK,
ss.bS0s.T5. heavy, &S.70ms.A0i pack
ers aud butchers. tS.G0 SIS; light,
SS.S0mS.f0: pigs. $500 500.
Cattle - Receipts 1900; market
Ftendv. Prime fed steers. ts.T0W
ggs. dressed oeef steers. $500 S.50s
Western steers. 1880 H.2s; cows,
stf0m g.5a; heifers. fG.7b S.7bi
rtockers and feeders, &G.s5n 3 eos
bulls. tG.00m7.s0s calves, sd.50H
1900.
shecp-Rooelpts 1000, market i0c
10 fsc higher. Lambs. tI.i0W l.shi
yearllnea. SG.2bM 100. wethefs. t5.io
Ns26. ewes. St.b0m60O.
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Money Market

New York. March 2b.-Cuil mOnep
steady. thms per cent.
Time louns easier. 50 days. go ff3
per cent. 80 days. 3 per cent six
months. 81 per cent.
Mercantile paper, fdfh per cent.
Bar silver, akc.
Mexican dollars. Adt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
The Metal Markets.

New York. March 25.-Coppcr
nrm: standard spot nnd May. St3.sIi y
Mi437M.
Tan steady: spot. tsS.s5f a. ass.
ITO quiet. unchanged.
London quotations.
Copper stendy. spot. fs5 Is Sd fu-
lures. ic5 los.
Tin nrm; spot. flTG; futures, il1s
Iron. Cleveland warrants. Sos ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

les MoInca. To-, MnTch 20 =
Governor George w. clark today re-
Richnrda the former deputy United
States marshal who II in jail here.
charged with having been one III
the three masked men who attempt
ed 90 hnld up and rob Mrs u. Al
LAHORE Monday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Today's Market Reports


rough. ts.4O@S55; pigs. t7.iO@s.7o.
Cattic-Reccipts $1,000; market
atendy To iOc lower. BccVes. 5000
$50. Texas steers. S7g5mS.3O; VEST
crn steers, 500 S.25; siockers aud
feeders. $3.50 $40; rows and hcif-
ers. S3.I0M $50. calves. $500 1850.
She tp-Rcccipta $4,000; market
firm; native 34.S5HG.50; western,
$500 MG.50. ycarlings. 5000 40.
lambs. native. tG.S5m 100. western,
80. shM so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Lead and Spelter

New York. March 25.-Lead quiet.
&g.gh "a A.0i, London. no "a Cd.
Spelter steady $500 5.30i Lon
don. ga 1s Cd.
At -. Louis. Lead quiet. S3.S7M.
spelter steady, S5.f2h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Cotton Market.

Ncw York. March 25.-Cotton. spot
quiet. mlddling. $3.50, gulf. tt3.5h.
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Foi sale-Mlsceilaneous



you don't have TO pay an annual
premium In advance 10 secure pro-
lection Tor your family. fnvestigase
Our monthly premium plan. Equit-
able Life, strongest In the world, W,
:. Patterson. manager; r. A. Chris
tim, special agent 10 Larnett Bldg
Phone ESQ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
TYPEWRITERs.

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought, sold. rented and r..
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ell
change. Phone f44. 32i w. Cold.
FOR SALE-Oiiver typewriter. good
az new. $500. 32i West Gold. Phone
ftG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN-Money advanced
10 railwAy and cher employees on
salaries or household g0Oda without
removal. Union Loan Co., over Fifs'
National Bank.
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PERSONAL

FOR CARPET cleaning. furniture
and stove repairing W. A. Goff
phone B6s.
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WANTED-TO BUY.
FOUND


FOuND-Silver vanity case; initial
'S'' on outside. owner may 10
cover same by coming Ia this office
and paying Tor adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

FOuND-Lady's black purse. Owner
may ocove same by identlfyIni
and paying for this nd. Mandell'
Myers Co.
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est ana best bidder.
The bidder whose bid b. accepted
viii be required 40 give q rond In he
sum fixed hy the city Council con
Of the contract.
Tho City reserves the right 20 re-
iect n ana all bids.
Dated March a. 1914.
~. CHARLES ItOEHL.
CITY Clerk.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR HoUsEKEEPING or with board.
Overland Hotel. 309h Wet Central.
SPLENDID board and modern rooms
with sleeping pofchoa. il20 North
Second street. Phone 49i.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01
OTHER VIEWS
volsr.' L.aaas wnh saund eareo...

Voters league Win Sound Purpose.
There haH neon n'ousht into cxiai
rn,o in Providence D, O. IL new ,l,ie
orsanitation. our H,sl,stehos toll ,m. to
h" known as the Voters ieaguo. the
purpose Nf Whleh IL Co unite the cleo
tors of thc state in "a mn, umcnt atrune
snou4h ta ,omppi lN, nelltleal PARTIES
o." n"winHtc fnr nuhlic onico huucst and
sfsnlo mou ,rrvrprruvr or all ethor
considerations This. or ,ourso. b. sim
rlY "a mrsuu nf asserting power which
ihr nir,tnw ol ithudv island have Al
WAYS pust easea Theoretically. the po
ntUnl PARTIES nf Nh0dr Island aro Nnt
rfs' lctGurs "a hrY nrc NOT su ntar
urallN 20 h primarily Che nauit az ihe
eloylera rho political parties Boz any
community or in an, State are either
what mo elr,tufs make ihrm or wnai
tht n,c,tofH ihrough nrengpnre ut their
nlligtunnH ts citizens fau tn make
them. % There ia amy excuse Cor the
existence of political PARTIES az all
and u mnst hc agteod tnat ihrt are
essential Co democratic $50, rrnmcn,
81 b. io he found m me oppurtunt,
ibes eisc th, rlrctom to decldc n,r
themselves how thcs shalt he sop
olnod
ln lhnlc 'siAnd. ts in other states
The abuse of poinicai iuNer has bccn
such mat persons utterly unfit Tor.
plapos ~ trust responsibility or honor.
arc rr~luca,ls folsl upon the electorate
e3 psrts Wauaeers This would hc ian.
possible f the rank aud nlo ~ the
i'riiee only performed their auirs
Tho poople should he tho party man
agcrs and they should manage the
pafslrr iu tivir aWu Interest the ro
htkai boss rclgns ,,ause thc pc,,.
pio have dolcgasoi a. hha authortt,
~ht'h % nxh' IS lhr,rr solol,. ana of
witch the, should Dc proud and ieal.
ous.
The prcNcnt Rhode Island movement
seems "a us a worthy one. Yet ia "a.
scnce a means nothing n"Fe shan TIN,
Rhode Islanders arr beginning IA ean-
slider thoughtfulls their proper rrlaiianI
10 public affairs The more th.,
think. and think ueeply. on mis- saejecs
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Democracy IN mssico.

in the matter n human nght and
progress 30 ~ always me impossible
thnf happens nighfs triumph Pros
fess r made The irfrfpnfilahie are'
feronslled Tho ignorant gsin wirdorn
The iu favored dei eiop reason and ga
nenoe the violent become peae"abie.
Tho fyfaut 10 toned The greedy F1aie
their pretenHons These arc the foun
daflaua ~ democracy
~ more mpofianle in itself than
anything that rreaF isni Wilson ~ ihe
aaufh American mediaiDfs uf ihe CREST
powers ~ Europe have duue is the rpn-
fcrenle tefpesn Provisional CsrhaHl|
and Constitutional chief carrnrye Iu.
Mekiro Tho probably msans penr"
anl fhe restoration ~ hwuf govern.
mont ani fho eaiahiiahmrnf ~ liberty
and insil,c fr people Tong pppfesH
ed Yei on met thlnn would have been
even remotely rnssInio sf thls time if
fhe American President had mot un
nlnchlnrlY insisted upon ihr rlmiua
usn ~ tllo nHurper
the aofld nat hrIauae our Hnr0,a na.c
pnfed noi ns.lu-r 1 lut ~ fliHe Dom
a,taa nste mIaftpf. .enf'f $50 WILSON
ts visionary .hooi master tnd nnf
hr 1uao many rrnfcesniHft ~ sDr
lsh Interests hatr predicted fIfafr fn1
atlsmtY N1i because ths president ~
fhr Iniiri -ntra hlr nrru frir tn li-
oen snd nur DHn Iiralr uo 1r Wpud
firmly f.f fhr principle nh..H re Nnnr
~ mr nan, and nrrh 40 uur flesh
rHcro vnH D., time enrn n. nrmH rf
Ienntri tho ability ~ men tp govern
themselves ni,h ur poor olsr Df lf
nHmul flamsnnhle or nnamonl.l.
opportunity Nan tn Do. 0sDnrd fnr $780,
in thH ,pnnfr taat frh H uo innfer
experimental ln Nofi.. fh' nhnff 10
SINGER. tnmran..fs u rrf tufciHor n
srmo'H.nr mnfr ihtn iHn N'rmure .f
uon.e Do a ur beginning 0f i,u
rHr Sow Yarf world
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SATURDAY AUG I, 1914
SUGGESTED

n ia well fu suggest iN '.NfHnH uf
Teans onaerd iu lbo npuof nusmosF
shat ihoy avoid tno FOLLY ~ m'rfonairu
inQ the meaning ~ fnn u.flft ahlrh
hnr rrHuifrf ln enc drfeii ~ rrnmirrlnH
end iho nomination pf fnaUHfo
whose policy BE- la fn prevent legislation
oithor 10 nur AGAINST lipuof r0ennt0u
A. vii ho tsdlit ef0n ul nnf 0Insrn
familiar Wth thc rifuHll0u. the tI,tDn
by np means implies ihat fno uruplr of
Texas have giton their lpmn.Hi or n.
dnftemsnf fo Unrestricted fmnf n I.
Gnur or ihlt fhcy nfo bob lnf H.ner
ehanFed theIr tleaa fD.p,. in. r0D
owls Nhloh hlro resulted nun fHr
manner boo rhiUh tna IYn.n'.H hla
heretofore been conducted .r H.mr Yf
thc Irresponsible ant hNi PERSONS
enefr,l boz it
Tho n0pnr mH'nom Be- i0ftmatr
and HwfH ono Whtn rnnIrIri n BE-
lawful .ni muuol manner ani b. 900.
iltioi go 500 win receive u.u.r ani
trDfroiiDo af t.o hnnd. nf ll. ulrru
mont nl NIe pruplH uf I..H unf
ns % remain. wIlNu rnr n1unIH nm0n
tho nw hHH prescribed nr ' ninnr
VITA other business oni0ruu.r. nut 90
must ho remembered thaf is r,lrnrnre
~ ,hu fhst of ,li nthrr n dependent
upon adherence to isalDmlto mrihodH
in iia conduct
ono of thr fctauna WIZ There hha
r~yer been any drastic regulation nf
the iimor irtfflc Ia Europe iH that
those cnragci in BE- THERE have been
cpntcnird io ioNnlo ihsir i.mo and on
'rfleH tu fhr huHInrsH without htftmnf
ins io ruu tnr ront0H of thr country
"r shape the unnoi of fhn government
ambitions vhlch htro don mnn ia ,n.
,onragt the widespread mn rmrot
nnnnr fle prupla q, vimiElf. ta, nu..
lnoes thtn aI others combined
Thr mmlc existence 90 ,hr tmnr
business ln Texas depends np.n ho
a.i that Nli ho eNen hr lo.Hmnte
dollors boo che suppression nf il,lar iue
rerlea and dives in ana uui off ,lurs
witch imto henn roiont rariorH iu
nurHinE tho indignation nf tho prnrir
nnd which are rroilflc HnufDoa ~ mpal
~ lhe troubles ~ Those enFaHrd in BE-
,, ~ believed that IAN intrltFeni Rnl
law abiding men ongaeci n cos nluur
business VIII fororuite ihc uocosail, ~
90 conductlnE a as 90 rccovor some
81 90" ioHt prcs,igo vhlch " hnH Hus
tainod in the .stst from che evils mann
ell Austin American