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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23
l0ME

Mrs. Marion Jack has returned
from a week end visit with her moth
or at Athena.
Mrs. Sam Paine and little daughter.
Eleanor, have gone TO Payette. Ida
no, to visit with relatives for sever
al weeks.
Mrs. clyde Finch and children OF
Walla Walla came over yesterday for
brief visit with relatives. They will
return today.
Miss Harriet Barbour left Satur-
day for San Francisco to visit the ex-
position and later will so on to Los
Gatos for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley n. Matlock
left last evening for Hot Lake in the
hopes of benefiting Mrs. Matlock's
health.
Mrs. S. Holcomb OF Los Angeles,
Is back in Pendleton. Before leaving
for Los Angeles she spent some time
in this city as professional nurse.
-"
Accompanied by Miss Mary Iris, q
brilliant young Chicago pianist, and
Miss Martha Stelzl, soprano who
has won much recognition, Josef Ko-
necny. the talented young Bohemian
violin virtuoso. will appear at the
high school auditorium on Friday
evening OF this week in concert. His
company is the last attraction upon
the annual lyceum course. and. ac-
cordlng to all reports. is one of the
best attractions on the lyceum stage,
Mrs. Iver Christensen, who has
been seriously Ill at her home, 504
Jane street, for the past week. is re-
ported to be improving rapidly now.
One OF the smart events for the
first week after the close OF the Len
ten period will be the annual dancing
party OF the Phoenix Club, scheduled
for the evening OF Friday, April
ninth. Through the courtesy OF DR..
and Mrs. w. ID. McNary, the affair
will be held in the auditorium of the
Eastern oregon State Hospital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23
Planning for the
StOrk'S Arrival

Among those things which all women
should know Of and many Of them do,
ia n anlendld px-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

Sarah to Act Until Death.
NEW YORK, March 23.-In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

ed into signal corps to wig wag sig
nails that the air craft are coming
II the Zeppelins are reported in day
light, the signals will be wigwagged
with flags, II at night, with lanterns
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23
Nationally AdUertised Goods Week!
THIs STORE is HEADoUARTERs IN PENpLEroN I'D


h OF NOR h than kowna aksAcha bargain
Hd cheap Opns
o ybe
frt and the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

When a man is satisfied with him
self he is apt to be dissatisfied with
others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

LONDON. March 2S.-Bombard-
ment by Zeppelins has so alarmed
England that already women from all
parts Of the country have been form
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

Mrs. Iver Christensen, who has
been seriously Ill at her home, 5O4
Jane street, for the past week. is re-
ported to be improving rapidly now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

Mrs. S. Holcomb OF Los Angeles,
Is back in Pendleton. Before leaving
for Los Angeles she spent some time
in this city as professional nurse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley n. Matlock
left last evening for Hot Lake in the
hopes of benefiting Mrs. Matlock's
health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-23

Miss Harriet Barbour left satur-
day for San Francisco to visit the ex-
position and later will so on to Los
Gatos for visit with relatives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
La INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO
DETALlEs GRAFICos DE LA
TOMA DE VERACRUZ.

Fresco5 estan aIn los aeon
tecimientos del q de Abril de
1914, fecha en- que les marines
americanos, por orden del Pre-
sidente Wilson, hollaron el he
r6ico suelo veracruzano. Com
pre- listed ell libro titulado La
Invasion Americana en- Mexi-.
co. -Detalles graicos de Ia TO-
ma de Veracruz," en- ell cual
$50 fotografias lie enseharan
g~rafcamente los detalles de a.,
queIla accl6n que jamas olvida-
remos los mexicanos.
VALE SO CENTAVOS.
PiOASE a
!GNACIO E. LOZANO
6 DOLCR0SA ST.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19

LA PRENsl 6 cl pcTtudicO mcNicano dc
Favor circulation en- To- E>Iado> JnIG"s,
' por 10 tanto 81 mejOr para los ~anuncian-
,fs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Travis
Telefonos- 2411
Nuevo

Entered as seCond-claSS matter February
", 1918. az the POStOrlIce az san Antonio.
Fe4, under the act OF March :, iSa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19

PaSa Il Ia Pag id. Col. IN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Diccionario Manual.
~Enciclopedico.

Este diccionario de la lengus
castellana es ell mas complete y
uoderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de aeis mil grabados en- negro y
en- dolores. mas de $50 mapas
cientos de retratos de hombres &c
lebres. edifcios y monumentos
historicos &c toGag parties del muy
90, etc. Es eI uGejor De los enc.
clopedicog manuaiea Y solo vale
$500 eI ~ejemplar.
H3ganse los pedidos acompahs-
doc de 81 importe i
ICNACIO E. LOZANO.
COZ Dolorosa St.-San Antonio,
Texas
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LLEGADA Y sAilDA DE TRENEs.

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90 {ism0e Laredo s.59 am
70 go ne, 70 yorf. t:.: 3.14 ain
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g ~ 80 fsrefo ..... rs pm
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10. LParS Laredo ......"....... 7:55 am
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No. IDe Houston J plu.0s Le "a
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No. 5-Oe YoaAum y Punlos Ge Ia
Costa TO I'm
No. 4E-pe kcrryilic .ala.lu ....-. 4.#5 am
No. ii-ue kerryg!Ig .uuuuSgs o. G.5J pm
w. 10 los pomIa.os .......... ~ I'm
Saiea-
No. para Houston. waco Cor
pus CHRISTI ....-... g:t0 am
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de Ia Costa 1890 IN
M para Yossuw Y r.n.us de-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
RET MILLARD
DIES IN PRISON
Prominent Politician and For.
p merly Asst Postmaster
in Oklahoma City

ID TT MlLLARD, for many years
"A prominent In Oklahoma territor-
ial politics. formerly assistant postmas
ter In oklahoma city, once govern.
mrnt agent for the Usage Indians and
later treasurer Of Usage county. died
In the state prnitentIary at McAlester
on Tuesday For several DAYS he had
been troubled with asthma and was In
the prison hospital when death came
from sudden heart attack, according
10 the attending physicians. Those
who have known Millard knew him 10
be a hcarthrokcn man.
Charles Millard "A brother, was sum
moned here from Kansas City, and II
IL understood the body will be shIppe,l
10 Enid his former home, for inter.
ment
A dispatch from McAlester SAYS:
"Mlllard was received In the state
penltentiary October ~ last to serve
one year and one day for embezzle
ment lie had become short 81 900
IN his accounts sS treasurer OF Usage
'NNh'N Nh't wv Nlhiuk MS NNN prose-
cutting witness, he Informed the coun
~ attorney before the shortage was
discovered ana asked that q complaint
be- sworn out 10 the charge of embeg.
element he pleaded guilty and accepted
sentence Of one year aud one day.
As agent for the Usage Indians
who, with an estimated per caplte
wealth Of SS,OO0O0O, are reputed TO
be the richest nation on earth. MI.
lard handled hundreds Of thousands
OF dollars every year. II was his eff.
cient service as Indian agent at Paw.
huskn that enabled him. Republican
to be- elected treasurer In county
which is considered normally Demo.
cratic
He has hecu despondcnt practicable
ever since being sent 10 the penlten
tlary and, when he was taken IN with
asthma II week ago. be expressed the
teller that he would never recover Tho
certificate of death, however. shows
that heart failure Wns the cause ~
his Sudden demise this morning" 7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
SAYS BELCIANS
NEED MORE AID
Letter Asks Clothing and Vol
unteers for Work in the
Stricken Country
I ETTERS received h.. George
~ q Snhlhnrp u nm ----- NnL.E

II ETrERS received hH. George
- G. Sohlberg u tine +. ..u Relief
| Fund commission tell ~ ... r.....'r.
Of find fifteen Amrrir .. uiln
| agreeable personalltie- - fluent
knowledge Of the Frru .ug,. 70,
reinforce the staff Of l.. .u..-ID,
for relief IN Belgium d. um,udn.
ti"us are asked uf sOmru.. N.uNuml
a> candidate for the n.r.
Such man must br IS . 20 Vur.
without pay other than .. ..r, pN
pclu-rs and the snti.farlI.. "... .n come.
from honorable service .. uru who
has been living IN Fran. lnn war
began Il eligible and .. .nlafr
must be- prepared Jn . -.A
months
fhr communication a. ......
"Strainlng every ucr.. ...a.u. ro
the charity ~ PRACTICAL .ruur.u.
We hay" never been aa. o ..r rhr
Bclsinu- and French muu N. 10 min.
lmum ration ~ food ur . Ir. mu.
mout their borrowing cam .. mr be-
cut ana This minimum .uur de-
creased
The new need for u.'.. prhiug
which has arisen can u.. ..u u..f I,
appealing - America Iu g. u0
money 10 huy them. um n.w +. ru
sIp.f from wh.cd the .um u .u
d.gN Under circumstance. ...u a-
tnt,r, jr is criminal lp u. u, rnr
need, either is regard ful r cloth
Ing as having been met
This pn-sagc refers DD r.nut let.
ter sent ont by irresponsible parties
who are rudeavOring to ..f short the
relief work here and turn 10 into other
channels, when the fact of tIn ease
are that assistance Is needed just now
As never before
Owing TO the busy period Of the
holiday season, the committees both
state and local were compelled to-
postpone their activities for short
time, hut nov they will go back to
! work with renewed vlgor and increased
srmpathles for the needy women aud
children of the warstrlckcn couutrle.
All checks or contributions NJ lew
, clothing should be- sent In TO Mrs. Tom
Hope at the Belgian relief headuuar.
ters. room 47S Lee IIuckns. or 10 Mr.
George SOhlbcrg. treasurer OF the com.
mission
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aud then Interest rates win assume "a
rrusuunbI. .r.r..
lie criticised rHr lack uf live inter
'-t iu cuw politics uu the part VI
iHr krpua..H committeeman. lie
mad written about 100 letters ~ com.
mlttccmcu m vital matter He re-.
urtyed ten reptiles
Victory to the Deserving
"hct uy Wuhr up he said. The
vital thing b, for the Republican party
Boo oklahoma to stand for something
We must take definite stand on all
public questions nj issue. | want 10
tay n oklahoma and 50 do You. Let
u- work 10 make II state where de.
cent people can live And let Ms make
it a state whore every citizen tan east
his vote ana feel certain that il viii
In counted With fair election law
and active interest in elections the Re.
wblcuu- cam Wiu II not active. they
don't deserve 10 vim
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
PUBLIC NorIcr is HEREBY GIVES

Pnh oklo. Times nec. q giao. 1850
THAT the Board N County Commission
rt7 VIII on the IN 1ay M january. 1916
receive sealed bids at the office OF the
county clerk " Oklahoma county. same in
he opeucd by the county commissioners nc
ten o'clock q, m. of said date for remodel
ing the poIVlus school building Ia okla
h"lhn CIV oklahoma county state NJ okla
homo according To plans aud .pr. lfl,arions
on file ln the office w tho county clerk
Of snid county with all bids there shall
b" filed by cnch bidder O certified check
or other security In TIM amount II ten per
cent Of such bid to he forfeited 10 Tho
county, upon his future to perform the
contract after such contract he awarded In
him. The successful bidder shall execute
To the county commissioners a good and
sufficient bond iu sum IN the amount OF
The contract conditioned upon the perform
unCe Of The contract
BOARD on COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Ny /. l.. SHELrEN. chairman
ATTEST:
tsEAht NJ cOnNELlUS. County clerk
By W ] pESHEK. Deput.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30

BRAVERY MEDAL
FOR RIBBON CLERK

ST. JOHNS. n. f., Dec 3O--Jsmes
ponnelly, former ribbon counter
salesman here. has hcru awarded Il
military cross by King George for gal
lanlry In leading n handful against a
Iurk trench and capturing knoll
from superior forces, according 10 ad.
Vices received here Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
RECITAL BY NEW
MUSIC DIRECTOR

Within half hour after his arrlya
here Wednesday night from Los An
geles, Ray Howard Cr1ttenden, new di
rector OF the First Christian church.
prepared a program for music recital
to be given Thursday night Ia The
church auditorium for the pleasure
and entertainment Of the public, which
Is Hospitality urged TO be present. Tho
program follows:
Prologue pagliacci ..... Lsoncav allo
Two American Indian Songs
From the Land OF the Sky
Blue Waters ......... Cadman
The Moon Drops Low ...,Cadman
Violin Solo .............. Selected
Where Fer You Walk
(From opera SemeleJ ....HAndel
lhVlctus .....,...,... Bruno Huhn
Al pawning ...........,.Cadman
sio Lo A TIE ..............Psccfa
Violin Solo .......,,....., Selected
Requiem ............ sidney Homer
The li'lls o. Skye .,......,Iiarris
The Gypsies ........ Dudley Buck
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IN RANI{pI'pTCN

In The nistlict Coar or The United States
Tor he Western District OF oklahoma
Va the matter Of j. W. Morgan bank
rupL In hanktnptcy 80 1913.
TO the creditors NJ j VI Morgan. of
Luther Oklahoma County Oklahoma
TAKE notice that mrrlln'g OF the cred
TORS ot the above n0mrd bankrupt viii
he held at room 800 Baum hnlldlng, Okla.
homn CITY oklahoma. before the under
signed referee In bankruptcy on the nth
unN oi january. 1916. 0t tue honr OF IN
O'Clock In the forenoon for the purpose "
gohsldcllng It proposed composition made
by the said hapkrupt ,o MS creditors In
satisfaction OF thu unsecured debts, lnot
entitled TO priority nwrl hy him 10 each
oi said creditors which proposed com
position iV To pay 10 per cent
Dated al Oklahoma CITY oklahoma. this
18th lnt pt December. lpt
SELNNN nOlGGAS,
Referee IN Bnnktuptcy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
TINY WHITE COFFIN
LEFT WITH POLICE

DETROIT Dcn 80 ~ aI .. ..
r'uus' that have ever been tu.. ..
the police department proper. um
% haven for lost aud found .
probably the StranGcst wa- '. .r.
with Property Clcrl, Ibcr N.u Ui
PHlroImnu William j. CH, . .l
blaud River station.
II was little white .... ..
urutly lost from som" Wu. II,
package was wrapped IN br. up
II Is held for clglnn Nv.
headquarters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30

II yoa nre thinking of Nnyinp 81
house, lot horse on fn,omobi,.
a business you will servc r0nr own
interests by consultir the Times
Want Ads.
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Grain and
Provisions


KANSAS CITY, Mo. uc. 80 WHEAT
- No. hard N.l5; No 3 hard, NtI, No.
4 hard SlOs No red. Nl19, No. 3 red
SllJ
toRN-No . white, G,... so 3 white
GGRc, No, mixed. Gs. $50. 3 mixed,
tilgci No. 4 mixed Gl.. $40. yellow,
GShc: No. , yellow GH
hAIS-No white, 4'l. Nu white,
42'l. No mixed, 4Ocs Nn 3 mlNed SOC
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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
I.h OhHbomu Times DE-. Is &C. lnll
NOTICE ron uIDs FOK IHl COS
1GRtCTION OF BRIDGES

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KANsAs CIrA lnrsrnrK

KANSAS CITY Nlu pra 20 CATTLE
Receipts, 1900 bead Market steady.
Receipts Uun head Market 5c
higher Top 500. huIL NJ l0mG7O
NllEEP-R Receipt. -"u rld Market 10
"a lic lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
Need a Koo,r,cIt

McGuirn I.d.I rhr yurIImring
policy of tho um. .fwuun lu dealin,
with Mexico a.| vim the nations rn
gagged In th. l..mnu vnr and said
the Lusitanm m- would not have
occurred n u ..- man had been at
the head " tu. lmtrd states govern.
ment. Il dia. upport Theodore
Roosevelt h. IIrd but / have
wished thur q u Ike Roosevelt were
president, who would srn tnnr our
shipping was NOT ulyrfprcd with"
lie said Champ Clark. on the floor
OF the house had exposed the manner
In which Presidcrr Wilson had abso-
lutely reversed the Democratic party's
attitude toward the question " free
shipping In the Panama canal He
Sald the Democratic party had de
clared agninst higher freight rates and
when placed In power. had permitted
rates 10 he raised in practically every
state In the union. He called attrn-
ton 10 the rapid decline Of the rcye-
hues under the Underwood thrift law
He predicted Republican success in
1919. The American people are 90.
Ing 10 turn from the Democratic
pnrly, he said They will do II In
the coming campaign don't think
We can nominate man for presiden,
on the Republican ticket who will not
win next year"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES
DIs,olnilnn Of rstlner.hIp

Ihe partnership heretofore existing be
lWeeh 1T l., Haynes Buxton ana Dr. II
coulter Todd under he firm name Of Drs
hutlon and Todd ia this day dissolved by
mutual consent All outstanding accounts
'An be uald to either party
signed
T.. HAYNES HrNrON.
"A COULTER TODD.
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Rock Island - wutbound

Arrive Depart
Memphis 10 Amarillo
IT, Worth HuI Dallas ~ am iS sm
The Missouri Okinho
ma city, Kansas city
aud OenrJ ....... ............ 80 am
McAletter 10 III Reno II 10 Rm II 10 am
Memphis 10 Tucumcar
California and The
Flrkfly oklahoma CITY
~ Kansas City ..... ~ pm Ht5 pm
okla. CITY 10 IT Worth
and Dallas Via n Reno Ol0 pm
EAatbound
Amarillo 90 Mcmphi, $50 am p'20 am
From the Nmgum line
Omaha and local points
north 10 l'l Reno ..... - pm
THE Californian, from
California and vi rasu y 20 nm 20 pm
Ftsm X G. & wichita lOl6 pm
Tl Reno 10 NJ Aleg'or
connection. from X e.
md Chicago ........ T. 40 am t. 40 am
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30

must send to Russia agents who moi
only know the American situation bu
who also will be- able 70 learn Russia
needs at first hand
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RaIIro7d Time Table
SAINTS Fe-NOrthhound
NOuthhOunU
Frisco Lines-Iubouud

fthco Ilnen-ihbouhu
Train No
p-"Meteor' from 81 Lonh, Joplin,
Tulsa and MuskOGee ........., ~ an
III Meteor from Kansas city $40 am
tl9--'Loral' Tulsa, sgpulpa and
MuSkogee .......... ............ll 70 am
i0-"Limited' from Qunnah and
Lnvion ........ ...... ..... .... - ~ pm
4OI--"L Limited" from Saint louM 80 pm
1G-"rNpress' from IIvlou &
Qunnah ........... ......... $50 I'm
FrisCo--Outbound
? Express for Lawtnn
QVauSh ............ . 40 nm
sns Limited for - Louis .... 30 10 am
10 "Nr'eor" Tor ST. Louis and
Chicago. .................... . 70 pm
4Q7 "ryprrs" for Lawton ....... 90 pm
1l2 Meteor" Tor Kansas city. 10 pm
all Governor" fot Nu,Auger
Tulsa and Joplin ............. .l2 Ol am
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
CLASS ST FLED
ADVER T'ISING==PBX 80
NOTICES
LGdge Mee0inas, S0cisly
and Church. MseGiH Is

IT 4, .ucupcr 10 advertise the meetings
'har send notices by Uail yerphUuie
B. lf Y 20 fnr rites
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CAPITAL GETS
CONVENTION

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ENa- NJ Guthrie, j ". kayscr ot
Cmrklsha ana other members. sup.
ported the chairmaus subcommittee
plan ml n was carried out The com.
mltler.- report embodied substantially
the foregoing program.
A feature " the debate preclpmtrd
by rho .hnirmans suggestion " sub.
committee 10 arrange the orgaulzu.
lions procedure In the state was am
addn-, hy John Fields. candidate Tor
governor iu 1914 When his name was
mentioned there were numerous call,
for q speech When he walked 10 the
front Do. was given an ovation.
Fields Immediately announced that
he favored the subcommittee ulnn q,
calculated 90 expedite proceedings II
there was any protest 1t should be- pre-
Spulrl after the subcommittee made
it, rrpogl
lie said his fnrDhcr.rcmarks would
he as private citizen, that his amM
ton had been "ahundantly flllcd."
Redeem Oklahoma
Fields urged party sincerity, that
the Republicans of oklahoma should
rlyc uo thought to possible future fed
eral patronage, hut hcnd every cucrgy
to secure Republican success In Okla
homa. llr didn't care three whoups
about patronage or who should be ma.
tiuuaI uumjtlccmau, and state chair
man with him, aS with the rank and
file. the main object was redeeming
Oklahoma.
lie said Ropuhllcanism In oklahoma
In the past had not been what II should
be. Especially was this so In the leg.
islNwI, To consult the votes Of scv
eral Republican members In the lcgls
laturn 0r would hc impossible 10 dis
tmgul,u them from Democrats. He
commented Chairman Gcisslers prop.
ositIou ~ cooperate with the Social.
lists I'm securing n fNir election INV IN
the staff. then tho Republicans would
have good chance To win, there
would hy chance To oust the men
who violate the snnctlty NJ the suffrage
right llr said the bin was all right
nnd hc nuuw the Socialists were per.
feclly ar and square IN the matter;
that there wa, no joker concealed IN
the vprbmge NJ the initiated measure.
He yail further
Scores Isury Fake
,N tNr present time the dlstin
mi.nm Gentleman who put CON n
'cr.namy ls considering holding spc.
cInl session NJ the legislature 10 flN
the election laws Of this state So that
by mo- conceivable possibility shall the
ordinary citizen have any chance Ia
have nj, yotc counted when east. hut
you may rest assured that this bunk
sbnut the need NJ usury law IS hut
"a blind The bankers Nrc mndo the
g,lr because they have fewer votes
lnpu other classes. hut what Is the
attitude of the Republican party ou
this serious question Dare We take
A stand on ~ Have We not enough
urlyatr laws In this conucctioug Does
anyone suppose that It win be- possible
hv legislation 10 compel a man tu loan
money 40 a cheaper rate than he de
,Irps What We want Is compctIou In
thr loouiug Of money n this state