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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30

Harry Ford Sinclair. oil capitalist. and
original hackers Of the Federal League
In the baseball world. il no, yet forty
Years OF age. but has ~spanned twice that
period OF life. u not more, II experiences,
topped with success. are 20 be the unit Of
measure. He lie not self made In the
sense NJ the many successful men who
have risen from absolutely nothing and
climbed to the dizzy height Of great
wealth or great fame. for he was not the
son OF poor parents and they did not
leave him penuileSs.
However, the money which the lad Of
nineteen inherited when his father. a sue
cessful druggist OF Independence, Kan
,as, died was not long IN staying with
him. There is not a cent Of that money
now I'm his possession. for all Of II was
ago. All the great wealth Mr.. Sinclair
now possesses was made by him. To that
extent he Is an entirely self made man.
and In turning out the product upon
vhich he il st'll working. being still IN
the prime Of life and enjoying as rohus,
a health as ever fell to the lot OF any
man. he has had 10 labor long and hard
and in mann ways But let US beGin
whore he himself began.
Mr. Sinclair was born In Wheeling.
West Virginia. on July s. 1875. HIS father
was = druggist there and he va. pros
pcrogs. However. there vas a spiri, In
The air Whereabouts IN those wears that
fabulous prospects existed on the other
side of the Mississippi and the elder Sin
lar eventually became .nbued with il
The subject ~ this sketch was only eight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
THE SUN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 1916.

Dow. Jones 4 Co. say in part: This
compares with our own foreign trade
rather f~avorably. inasmuch as the Brit
ish foreign trade If IL times the total
imports and export Of the United States.
On the other hand, the United States
foreign trade is increasing at a much
higher rate. Thus. comparing the two
countries for the years 1915 and 1905.
Great Britain's foreign rad has in
creased IS per cent. against 80 per cent.
for the United States. The following
table gives the imports and exports of
the United States for the same period
OF years
imports. Exports. Total
1915. ssi11s % 30 $500 49, ~ stL3S." On 90
ieii...... lss3 g..c0T .3dt7eliS A3stot.sn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
Estimated

'Estimated-
The average rate OF increase for
Great Britain was around 4 per cent
per annum against IL per cent. for the
United States. Comparison In which 1915
is used for the United States is some
what misleading owing to the abnormal
conditions caused by the war. but 1t IL
interesting to note that at the present
time the United States foreign trade as
measured by imports plus exports now
amounts to 90 per cent. OF Great
Brltain's foreign trade and hat the
United States trade is growing nearly
three times as rapidly az that of Great
Britain on the basis Of the past seven
years"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
|. H. SALTZMANN SUCCEEDS
WITH NEW DOWNTOWN CAFES

applying his own ideas establishments
that have been total failures we're
transformed into successes Of the first
magnitude.
The difference IN these cafes in Mr..
Saltzmann's hands f. easily evident.
He reipoye er,thiug that seems to
Civ an uninviting look To- the place.
There are no Instructions anywhere.
You glance In through low. lightly
swinging screen doors.
Ono cause of Nr. Sal,zmauu's ai-
vance j. his enter prise in getting good
sites. The old SuS corner Is an illus.
tratiou. Another principal reason IL
that he knows row ~ conduct a cafe.
Nothing succeeds like success IL cspe-
cially apt IN his case.
\ glance into lis Nassau Street is
convincing Ever! thing Is visible
through the glass Of door and win
dowr. \ uninterrupted chef al the
oyster counter loans the touch of neat
ness. The finest Of fowl and meats
az temptinglv display we'd In the vim
doWs. Tie food is excellent. aud the
a food-Deli, IL IL dc luxe. This
is a direct receiver of Holsters from
oeton and n, S'"rs from Chesapeake
as and cape cod every business day.
The equipment and colorings hear tho
amp ot MI SaltzInann's own taste
he walls of tho restaurant are in soft
'onze one The lights are brilliant
nj yet soft. There is a pretty fountain
the centre Of the dung room, etc. etc.
ne can get here the hest kind NJ p meal
A popular price and he among the
1T environment. as the Bench, the Bar.
u real estate man and the banker are
eguent visitors there. The secret Of II
! lies most likely I'm the kitcheu-on tho
me floor az n" restaurant. There one
ves the utmost IN cleanliness. Santa
on. order. the fines selection of mate
is evident IN this sanctuary OF the
lef.
Those associated with Mr.. Saltzmann
his expanding cafe enterprises are ron
that what he has lone will he
ore than duplicated in the future. He
never afraid IN make them 60. on the
he has ALWAYS scored. Each
re ne has handed tells the same bright
orv % a large and pleased patronage.
'othing is more expressive than the
anne, the Cafes Of the Hour."-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
US TITLES KIAHOMA
THE NEW YORK SHIPBUILDING COMPANY

Inc following percentages Of completion appear N ,u, Il.,l
Progress Report for January |. 1916:
.,t,o, HmH MnmHNy
California . - al g. R,.trr y. Nr.,
i'ltn these vessels We're authorized al the same, 'm.
a'uleu 10 furnishes "A striking example of tho comparative pro-. ,-
yard and Navy Yard constructions.
The New York Shiphulhling COMPANY Was low hdi,r rr .
IaitIcshils authorized 10y the last ,uugrr,S. prOp ~a~ 'r N
At washington on NOV, l3tl last, 1t has been stated thar ......
the amount appropriated, but this is incorrect. The appruplur,
OO. TIL" New York Shiphundng COMPANY hd s.. .uu 100 ana. "A .-
lay down the ship immediately, Their bid WAS rejected ,rd
assigned respectively 10 the iiro"klNn Navy Yard ami Ga, " ~.
Yard 1t appears to Ice conceded, notably IN Admiral S,au'.r.-
fore The House Committee on Naval Affairs a few DAYS ,u.
ihcse ships "a hc laid down, by the respective Navy Nu.-
alpr"NinAt'Ii two years after they We're authurlHni NN ,r"-
hardly IN conformity with the do, Urine 6f Preparedness rN
serious attention II the Country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
THE TRIANGLE WAIST co. Has Moved from
70 Fifth Avenue to 20 WEST THIRTY-THIRD ST.

Mr. VI y Levine. Manager. Is accessible
q" AL legitimate inqulrers with courteous
and prompt attention. Adjoining the
general ot'iccs are the ENc,gtiN, cham
hvr~. 90 ~" rear of whiCh - O. hcdutfullt
appointed salon or buyers Room Trul,
ih's is = thing Of hcaut'' and worthy -.
'"npariS"u with the choicest that can lee
se"it IN loUS"u or PARIS. TN. fittings
are Of 'ircE-slau Walnut. with upholst-r-
ing aud carp"ting ~ the rich and restNIl
hue ~ matrhl.ss Delft Blue. and the
elegance Of TINS setting il enhanced 10y a
h~c~It'hlug display Of models nj exquisite
t.stp fpf u INCH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
GREAT GAINS SHOWN
IN FOREIGN COMMERCE
Great Britain's Exports and
Imports Compared With
Those Of T. s.

Complete figures OF Great Britain's
foreign trade from 1906 to the present
time. as compiled by Dow. Jones & Co.
show the amount OF commerce
which enters and leaves sesports ~ the
British Isles. The subjoined table show .
tina, the increase In imports for 1915
over 1914 WAS 20 per cent. and the dc
crease in exports amounted to approx
mately IL per cent. The total foreign
trade. measured by imports and exports.
increased 10 per cent. over the previous
year and 2s per e n over the low point
NJ 1905. Figured with exchange at par.
tho total foreign trade for 1915
amounted 20 sS,01s.s41. $50.
Total
Imports Exports foreign trade
1918 ..... tS5. 1as..S 20 fSA.s+- 40 ii.ss. N. Isl.
1919 ...... esssSi l3 ~ l1:T.55s,l 7t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
The Triangle Waist Co.

Is justly famous.
Thu operating room with its floor SPACE
of LOO" uUaTc feet has been arranged
with fo~icihuuSht and mathematical cor
ferincss, cH"n department. Cutting. cret-
atiur, Pressing. Examining. etc. having
aurl. room and fullest protection from
al sources Of possible danger. with the
result ila' the Insurance OF the cutir.
rlsu' has h"cu placed on the low est rat.
ing go the 'NtN of New York.
II an h" said in vcry truth that
safety first and Efficiency have bccu
tn. guides al
The Triangle Waist Co.
- On to "a W>.A Tk:,s. sL:.l Co..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
HIGHWAYMEN TAKE
BOYS NEW SHOES

Held up by two armed men
near the Oregon-Washington
freight sheds Thursday night as
he was returning to the city rom
the Wheeler-Osgood company,
where he is employed, X. Kay
ANA, a japanese boy, was robbed
of his watch and 35 cents.
AS an afterthougAt, the high
wayman forced their victim to
take off new pair of shoes, and
hand them over. He walked TO
the city in his stocking feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES

the State OF Washington Of 1911.
and Ordinance No. 4611 of said City.
That all persons who may desire
to object to the making of said i'm
provement In the manner above set
forth shall do so in writing and
file said remonstrance with the
City Clerk at or prior to $3.50 A. M.
this Council to be held at the Coun-
Gil Chamber in the City Hall on
Monday. the 7th day of August.
1916, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
That the Commissioner of Public
Works submit to this council
at a date prior to said 9TH day of
August, 1915, the estimated cost of
said Improvement; a statement of
the proportionate amount thereof
which should be borne by the prop
erty within the proposed assess
ment district: a statement of the
aggregate assessed value OF the
real estate. exclusive OF improve
ments, within said district accord
ing to the valuation last placed up
on II for the purpose of seneral tax
alton; together With a diagram or
tracts and parcels OF land and other
properly which will be specially
benefited by said Improvement and
the estimated amount OF the cost
and expense OF the Improvement 70
be borne By each lot, tract o. par
eel Of land or other property: and
That the City Clerk publish Kris
resolution IN two consecutive To-
sues Of the official newspaper q
required BY law.
July 10. 1915
Adopted on roIi\fnI1.
Yeas s. Nays 9 zhsent 9:
Attest; w. d. sid Eus
MIR se-si. lisls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
GERMANS
RETREAT

PARIS, July 21.-The French
have repulsed German counter
attacks against the positions won
yesterday, is the announcement
made today.
The Germans retreated in dis
order.
A German patrol attempting to
penetrate the lines in the Chaul-
mes region was routed by Frsnch
troops with bayonets.
The heaviest fighting was in
the sector where the French yes
terday gained on a ten-mile front.
French patrols entered German
territory between Scissors and
Rheims. The Germans were
driven from their defenses with
hand grenades. -e
Heavy artillery duels are re-
ported at Chattancourt aid
Fleury. The Germans are she'll
ing violently in the Vosges. North
of Wissenbach the French nave
countered, shattering the German
attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
FUNERAL OF RIOT
VICTIM HELD TODAY

The funeral of Rangwall Lei
mann, shot and killed Sunday aft
ernoon during an attack made on
an auto load of strikebreakers on
the tideflats, will be held at /
O'Clock Friday afternoon from the
Buckley-King company chapel.
Interment will be in Tacoma GEM
etery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
GAS RUB COSTS
HIM HIS LIFE

PORTLAND, Ore. July IL
John Lindblom, so years old, died
last night from burns received
July IA when an electric mas
saying machine set fire to gaso-
line which had been rubbed on
his body by DR.. G. l.. Harrison,
an osteopath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
BANNERS FROM
TROLLEY WIRES

The city council has granted
G. w. Rounds of the 7. r. & p.
company, who is also chairman of
the Tacoma Stadium board, per-
mission to hang banners from
street car trolley guy wires on
Pacific, Broadway, st. Helens and
X streets, advertising the COM
ing Stadium Musical Festival,
July 25.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
HEED APPEAL FOR
RELIEF OF POLAND

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 20.
Ambassador Francis today ca
bled from Petrograd to the state
department that he conferred
with Premier Sazonoff July IA,
and Sazonoff promised to consid-
err Americas appeal for a Polish
relief agreement Immediately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
FROWNS ON REAL
ESTATE GAMBLING

The National Association of
Real Estate Exchanges disap-
proves of the wild speculation of
real estate purchasers in many
Eastern cities at present, raid
Tom Ingersoll, secretary of the
national association. speaking to
the Tacoma Commercial club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
WAVE OF CRIME Is
SWEEPING BERLIN

THE HAGUE, July 20. - A
wave of CHASTITY murders, suicides
end horrible crimes is sweeping
Berlin. Insanity and mental de-
preston caused by the war is be-
lived responsible.
Sensational murders and sui
cides have been of almost daily
occurrence in Berlin during tine
last few weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
AMERICA GETS A.
FLOOD OF GOLD

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 20.
will have more gold
coin and bullion than any other
three countries, say treasury Of
ficials, when the expected $780,
100000 more has arrived from
Great Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
MAY SHIP THIS
SHELL TO ALLIES

A Puyallup hen belonging to
Robert Lenewill has laid an egg
So by Ga inches in size. Lene-
will thinks his hen has the
worlds record.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
CLUBS OPPOSING
TAX ON COPPER

The Tacoma Rotary and Com
mercial clubs yesterday voted to
oppose the bill now before the
senate proposing q tai on smelt-
cred copper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
SERGEANT ARCHIE
BOSSES QUENTIN

PLATTSBURG, N. Y, July I'll
Quentin Roosevelt dropped his
rifle while in ranks in the milis
tary instruction camp here yes.
terday, and was promptly disci+
plined by his brother, First Ser-
geant Archie Roosevelt, by being
confined to the company street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
JONES BLOCK WORK |,
rs GOING SLOWLY

Half a dozen men were at work
Thursday tearing down the Jones
block, 9th and Commerce, where
score of building laborers vent
out on strike Thursday. The fore-
man wouldn't say where he got
them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES

:.
INITIAL RESOLUTION $500 FOR
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT.
ne 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Ia
COMA:
That IL Is the intention of said
~ouncil to order the local Improve
went hereinafter set forth, and to
Scyv and collect special assessments
~ nav the cost and expense OF such
Improvement, upon the real prop
srfv which is hereinafter described,
~ tbe extent that such properly
shall be benefited thereby.
That said Improvement shall con.
sist Of laying Cement Conerete
a,dewaIks five f5) feet In width on
ecnfh 1bth street between Sheriahn
Avenue and Alaska Street. PROVIDED
fhat on the soft fills between Sner-
idan Avenue and Cushman Avenue
No walks will be constructed.
That the real property to be pen,
Gifted by said improvement, anu
which will constitute Local I'M
provement District No. $40 IL de-
rcribed as follows, to-wit:
An the lots in Blocks 81 20 ana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-21
STRIKE CASES |
ARE POSTPONED

The cases OF seven longsnore-
men, arrested following the shoot
ing OF Rangwall Lehman, strike
breaker. last Sunday, we're con-
tlnned In police court Thursday,
until August / In the meantime. !
the srand jury win probe the
shooting.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-25
Last 18 months, under Anderson
First 18 months under Axtell
SAVING TO THE TAXPAYERS
Sl2,643.39
S 4,O6S.OO
S 8,575.34

Think it over and you will conclude that the upshot
of all the noise, directed at Mr. Axe merely the jingle
of the thousands of dollars in the treasury that he has
saved the taxpayers of the County.
To the tWaddle concerning the States Attorney and
the County Judge, patheticaly narrated in "That
Champion of the Tax payers Veal the Signal we will
give but passing comment The States prosecution of
criminals has been conducted vigorously and
fully in the past and the office has been used
to further private gain Judge Kent has been the
job whenever the occasion demanded He is known as
the county dictator quality sadly lacking in the previ
Gus incumbent, who like Bonqus Ghost, "refuses to be
aid after beng pronounced DEAD by the voters in the
massacre of November, 1914.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-25
Another Lie Nailed
IN WHICH WE PROVE THAT THE PERKINS COUN-
TY SIGNAL DELIBERATELY LIED CONCERN
ING FAVORITISM AMONG THE COUNTY OFF,
CIALS-ABSTRACT FURNISHED BY PERKINS.

1t is almost incredible to what lengths the dscredt
ed and repudiated local republican organization will go
to renstate themselves into popular favor and incident
ay to the political pie counter The charges of neglect
|of duty and gross fayorts, that they make, will not
have the anticipated effect he public when the real
facts known
Last week, the Perkins County Signal among It's
various belous paragraphs charged the Sheriff. Auditor
and Treasurer with neglect Of duty in their failure to
collect moneys which the Sigma alleged were du from
C. c. Larsh. .....
Answering in kind: Do you not know that the Audit
or Sheriff Treasurer poWeess to collect judgment
unless an execution is delivered into their hands?
In regard to the delinquent personal property tax OF
Mr. Larsh, Don't you know that your informant has
drawn copiously upon his imagination to furnish the al
legged facts? That the public may ne fully Informed as to
the matter of the 1909 copy of the certificate OF an
abstract made for Mr. Larsh in 1911 is herewith submit
ted:
COPY OF ABSTRACT M,nF FOR e. {. LAKsH
CERTIFICATE OF ABSTRACT OF TITLE
To sINE1 NgSEl Section Township 8 NJ Range l6E r.
Perkins County South Dakota
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
The Perkins County Abstract Company hereby ceres that
it has caused be made OF the records IN
offices of the Register Of Deeds Auditor and Clerk
of the Circuit Court in and for en nn,y @ nodth pakG
true and correct all stuments appearing OF
ord IN ad Comfy affecting title to the described cap
ton hereof and that there are no Judgments docketed Mechan
les Liens filed of ad Clerk OF Circuit Court nor un-
Maid tayes Tax Deeds outstanding Tax Certificates
NOR UNPAID Personal PROPERTY TAAfS affecting the title
10 said land.
In witness whereof tn Perkin Abstract
caused this certificate signed by its President and the
norae seal to be hereno Bison. Perkins County
Suh Dakota this 22nd dav of June 1911 220 o'clock
Perkn, { cunt, Abstract Go.
By d. r. PERKINS, PRESIDENT
Dort xou know that the 1915 delinquent
To the sheriff for November 10th Of the fol-
lowing year, Larsh does not his tax IN the
be time the of Stop Thief
Don't Mrs C. G. larsh rs not an employee Of
Perkins that dragging her name INTO this tight IS to
the least uneentenany uncaled for nd Is conclusive
nroof that indeed Peanut Politicians
In conclusion: Don't yeu knew that |Znt peY4cne
property tax of Sl22O0 stands unpaid against laM
TY SIGNAL IN tho of Ih0A y Poew7n 48
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-25
WHICH THE LENNON HERALD GIVES FACTS
AND FIGURES, SHOWING RESULTS OF THE AD-
r1N1srRATIoN OF PRESENT COUNTY oFFICI-
AIS OF PERKINS COUNTY.

Replyng to the drivel that appeared in That great
uder of public opinion" The Perkins County Signal
carefully analyze the several allegations aspersions
A nnuendos separate the merit from the mud, and put
real facts before the people that they may adudicate
We're we as pusillanmous as our adversares, we
M of course forthwith launch an attack upon the sew
A candidates put forth by them and attempt to show
voters that nincompoops atteting to fost them
Ives upon the county as officials. This we will not stoop
do We have no quarrel with the personnel of the Re-
Ebcan County ticket with possible exception, I've
&ss of the "Bg Noise" What we COULD SAY if we
she'd but WE ARE disposed to quarrel with their
|uhpiece-"That Organ of Good Government
na for its msstatenlent of facts.
The first charge they make is extravaganza and fill
to live up to party promises. Let see if they were
in their criticisms and comparisons They state that
ger of Deeds Larson, when not engaged in tinkerng
automobile, spends his time in wastefu extravaganza
dng Instruments of title, ETC., yet the following is an
act comparison of labor hire and net profits to the
uny under the administrations of Shutteworth and
rson, respectively:
s collected from Jan. lst, 1913 to Oct lst,
| 1914 S1OS51 a5
a of office maintenance during the same
period 63l878
Net Profit $4y63317
YES collected from Jan. lst, 1915 to Oct lst,
1916 SILICA 20
@ OF office maintenance during same
period G,OOO96
Net profit S5568.34
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-25
Have They Made Good?

balance the other side of the ledger The
books were also written in the office for the first time
The Sherlff's office, SO bitterly assaled needs but
very little cOmmendation from u.s. prove to the voters
that change in this office would be the height of folly
Compare the following figures and see does not carry
a strong annea] to v0nr nOckethnnl.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-25

lfol's under Larson than during the corresponding
rod under Shu.teworth
The office TO fall under tbei. pitilass p;cit,,
s s county Ireasurer's Before inviting comparison
S phase OF the question, it is pertinent to remark that
as n county IS not moribund. This is growing coun-
~m IefkhS County has advanced as rapidly the past
seais as any section of it. 1t follows as a natural con
neEe lhat the gross expense of this office must in
t proportionate ratio. During the hard wears Of
i ana 1913, people allowed their land to 90 to tax
puilhg Mr. Bunn's administration great deal of
mr. ~ leeh redeemed, which involves an enormous
M S VI clerical work in the Treasurer's office 1t is
Inn b eoSet 10 sell this land than redeem it. and Mr.
N M Ieh forced to hire additional clerks to keep up
ue increased business
h 'hls paragraph, also, the Signal shows its nat
hnpsS rt w. al UNITY with mud singing and political rot
ao, me democrats accused of corrupt practice in
knsbn T. Tl .ne last general election held in Dewitt
ana .. nc Audltor Is also named as an accOmpce in
matte tpopular government. The yelled charges in
fic cbsro eathe OF mystery and dark deeds, yet no
kng ans made Let us dispose of this question by
pubcan 10 you think that the former Efficient
silent aft u hlsratlOn would have remained supine
3rd 1o,, the Slaughter Of the Innocents on Novem-
b. isii Il the fantest glimmer of hope had existed
ud9 d9' NAght contest the election on the grounds of
M dnta would have you believe that all the multi
with co.,, VI lhe Auditors office should be ground
necessar tp machine In that event it will not
Of ot Ihe voter to tax his mind with the uues-
vim Al 49, N making his selection. Anyone with am
nd out ,b e handle OF this formidable machine should
agn ise ssn' destiny of the county unassisted What
in the ssae Perkins County was one of the very
o4 thena, ~ " purchase one of these machines and
sbe The M' e' governing tax levies, they indis-
ntenanca e : ioIoWng comparison of cost of office
Deocras.;aah another example of the Signals veracity
a"'eratic Extravaganza
COS, nshteen months of Republicans, total
s4,937.s2
O. Eighteen months of Democrats s5,O749o
e into ns ga; difference of $l37O8 When the fact is
ID on rrlslaefation that the clerks salaries were
item sIooa iirst, from 5000 to 5000 per month,
'e VIII amount to $4,000, which puts the