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Arizona republican., 1916-07-11

decrease in unified business-about 300000 tons in almost year.
 Representative rails, particularly Reading and Canadian Pacific, were heavy at times. Sales of stocks amounted to 455.0O0 shares
 Speculative bond issues registered moderate declines on light offerings.
 Total sales, par value, s2,S30. 900. United States bonds were un- cangcd
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
PHONE 23-Ice cold watermelons. It

The partnership of S. s. Goddard and Charles Reed, proprietors of the Royal pool hall. has been dissolved and Goddard now owns the full in terest of the concern. MT. and Mrs. Reed expect to leave this week for Denver
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
SHIPPING BEEF

Three carloads of fat beef. one made up at Kyrene and the other two here, were shipped yesterday to the Tovrea market at Douglas. Two car loads of beef stock were also dis patched at the same time for an F.! Paso market. A considerable part of this stock will go to the soldier boys along the border.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
GOING TO CANADA

T. A Knox and family plan to leave this evening for two or three months vacation at Roleau. Sask. Canada. MT Knox has extensive farm interests there and may conclude to make that his permanent home.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
LIVESTOCK
At Chicsqo

CHICAGO. July 10.-Hogs receipts 10000: market Sc lower than Satur- days average. Bulk. s9.S0m10 light. s955M1005; heavy, s9.45d1020: pigs. ss75meso
 Cattle receipts. 1S.000: market weak to 10c bower Western steers. SS.i5G 9.20; stoekers. s5.5OdS.50: cows. s3.65 Ga.s5: calves, ss.50m12.00.
 Sheep receipts. l9.000; market steady. Wethcrs. s675G6.20; lambs, s7.5OGb@1110.
 At ksnsss City
 KANSAS CITY, July 10.-Hog re- ceipts 5000: market 5c lower Bulk.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
RETURNED FROM PRESCOTT

Dan Mahoney and E G. Attaway are back from Prescott where they took in the celebration Mrs Attaway and the children will remain there for a while.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11

as the star, IS a-so on the program. Two comedies. Kidnapping Kings
 Kids and Baby Early in the Circus complete the program. Loves Cru
 clble," the next World Film feature. will be seen at the Airdome Friday.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
TRIANGLE NIGHT

William S Hart, whose spectacular acting in "Hells Hinges recently shown here, excited such favorable comment. will be seen tonight in a five reel Triangle drama, "The Ar van" It is a story of a wild lawless man of the desert mining camps and his awakening by gentle fearless girl. The comedy shows Fatty Arbuckle in "The Other. Man"
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
WOULD BE SUPERVISOR

L Eichenbroner and his son Israel Eichenbroner, were on the south side yesterday. Eichenhroner is out fo. county supervisor on the democratic ticket and passed a few hours in the interest of his candidacy among the local voters
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Cotton: Spot quiet, middling quiet Sales 1.c0O. bales. Cotton futures closed barely steady. July s12.S6; october, s13.02: December. s13.19; January, s13.2@: March, s13.46. The cotton market closed at net decline of < to 13 points
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. July 10.-Cash wheat No. ? hard. s1,02dt.09: No. red stG2mI.0s: July. s1.01%; Sept, S1.03ts: Dec. sl.06hm%.
 Corn. No. mixed. 76h m77c; No. white. 76h M77c: No. ? yellow, 77H@7Sc; July. 76c; Sept. 72hc; Dec, 61tac.
 Oats. No. white 4O@4Ohc: No. , mixed. ceM Bic
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
ONE PROUD FATHER

Pastor N. A. Coxsey of the Bap- tist church is proud and happy man, for he now has a lifelong as- sistart in the parsonage of a seven and one half pound boy that arrived at the parsonage Sunday morning
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
TWAY FAMILY RETURNS

E. D. Tway and family are back from Prescott. They report the Pres colt celebration as up to the usual given in the Mile High City.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
METAL EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. July 10.-The metal exchange quotes lead $50. SDelter unsettled; spot East St. Louis de- livery. SNc. At London. lead G2s; spelter E44
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
TO THE COAST

Mrs. F.. Sturfgeon, Miss Beulah Sur seon, Miss Dehlia Austin and Charlie Sturgeon left Sunday evening. for the coast where they plan to take a cot tage for the balance of the summer
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING

Those desirous of becoming members of the Mesa Republican Club are re- quested to meet at the city hall on Wednesday night.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
CHANGE AT ROYAL

This is two-reel Powers feature of
 intrigue and mystery, with scenes laid in the Republic of Argentine The Rise of Dishonor." with Jane Norak
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
AT TOMS SHOP

Fl. N. Lewellen has taken chair at Theodore Thomas barber shop Lewelleb halls from Brawley. CaL hut has of fate been in Glendale Arizona
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
AIRDOME TONIGHT

"The Man from Argentine" with Sidney Ayers and Doris Pawn. will be shown at the Airdome tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
coPPERs

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton & building, 107 North Central Ave. Co.'S leased wire, Hotel Adams
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
LAST WEEKS WEATHER

Maximum and minimum tempera lures on each day during the past week were recorded at the entomo- logical laboratory as follows:
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, July 1O.-Cotton, spot. quiet; prices steady.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
Umbrellas

FOR UMBRELLA, patasol recover ing and repairing. see Van Haren, 224 East Adams If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11

WATERMELONS ON ICE-Pioneer Meat Market It
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11

BETS IS oUALlFIED.-(Adv). If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11
Transfer & Storage
Undertaking and Embalming

MOORE X MCCLELLAN Lady assistant: automobile ambulance 329 West Adams St. Phone 609
 If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-11

THE GEO. r. MERRYMAN co. Service Guaranteed. Phone 651. If
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
GOVERNMENT OF
RUSSIA STATES
POSITION IN WAR

rrIgODn,p. Feb 90 Addrc.unr the
dumu N.uudlN Foreign Nmtr Saz
ouou reviewed tine war situation u "a
most optimistic "py although hc declared
II was more dfncuIt now 90 rorsoo tho
end uI the world struggle
ru, imperial government romnins un-
sokcn loo ita determination 10 conquer the
enemy. hr mid 'rniF war rs tho
Er.utoa crime of high treason against
humanity W, know who let loose the
misfortune with which Europe IH op-
pressed Even German public opinion 10
beginning 90 ryIllr that the German pco-
pie are the dupo ~ those who Thought
the hour had como TO realize the dreams
of plumber ana rnpIne they cherished 50
long
Tho Instinct OF self preservation do
mtuds putting an end 10 tho passion
and pIuudpf which ig the distinctive o
Characteristic uf rruEslansm Otherwise
the surr0ncps of tho allies would he vain
Tho alIirs hayo brought about q COM
pletu union without the sacrifice hy any
ono uf them Uf O. particle ot independence
of personality win the enemy II be- dif-
forrnt G'rmany.H allies have become
yasHals
THE rnniure o., the nvo allied pow
err ip the treaty 10 conclude peace n
common proyoa the ialsiN of absurd
fumul uG H rpIfUic peace
The speech u' Emperor Nichohs before
the dumo WIS devoted principally to the
victory Of the EusHuus M Erzeuum
4 rejoice thnt / am able TO Join you
IN Thanksgiving for the brilliant victory
NJ oul army of the Caucasus the cm-
prror tuiu - am happy TO ho among
the representative ot my faithful pou-
pie ! pray for Gods blessing on your
lahors
In his speech opening tho Russian
dumH Premier Suzonon made striking
statements regarding RusslHs attl,udS
toward sweden and that of HoumaniH to-
ward the two groups NJ h"lllger,nt-
Russia, he declared was not impcllod.
toward the coast OF Scandinavia" and
her sentiment toward the Swodcs was
ono of sincere friendship She WAS look
inr FOR her outlet 10 the arn IN quite
another direction
As 10 Roumaui0. the foreign minister
FUyo the impression Dos hl- remarks that
hu believed that iu due time she would
be- found ON the side of the entente pow
erH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
Warrants to Issue Today in Wilson Police
Case, Embry Asserts-Commissioner
of Charities and Corrections to Con-
duct Hearing, Report Says

court " the alleged of
Loren Wilson police
department last Thursday will be- held within d.
Matthews state Of charities according
well authenticated abroad in the city Wednesday
The
result the filing affidavit with by
:. and Dr \ J. Dave
County Attorney John Fuhry declared noon that after
consultation with the Wilson lad in the
police beating county attorney
would disclose those
Warrants will he issued this afternoon said Mr. Emb
Wilson
will
against whom the will he issued"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
OPPOSITION TO
FLETCHER DYING

WASHINGTON. Fob g1 Henry
Pruhrr Flotchcr- nomination as nruhas-
sndor TO Mexico was taken up for con-
siderntlon Wednesday hy Ano senate for
slRn relations committee
Prospects we're that prompt report
would he made 10 the senate recommend
ing confirmation deSpl,c the fAot that re-
publican members Of the committee stlll
are dissatisfied with President wilson =
recent report on the circumstance lead
ing Mp TO the recognition Of the dc faato
government NJ Mexico. headed by Vc-
nustlnno Carranga Some Of them think
II would he unwisc to delay longer send
ing % diplomatic representative To Mexico
to look after American affairs
Pending Mr Fletchers confirmation
James Linn Rodgers, counsel general nj
Havana, viii act ~ special agent Of tho
state department. reprosonting the United
States before the tarrHuya government
His selection was decided upon because
~ the delay In establishing AN amhpesn-
dor 10 Mexico Several months win clnpsC
before Mr.. Fletcher. now ambassador Ia
Chile, could take up his new dutics even
n ho Ia confirmed at once, as be- prob
ehly win come here Tor conferences with
President Wilson and state department
officials and take a short vacation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
APPEALED CASES
SET FOR HEARING

Those who were convicted I'm the mu-
nclpnl court ot Oklahoma CITY and ap-
poolod with tho hope that their cases
would be- dismissed ln the county court
have another guess due. FOR County Judge
William N 2wick ON "Wednesday set the
city appealed cases for trial In his court
ON March g. 1 s aud o. Unless the np-
pcllHnts appear for trial. default mdg
mrnts viii he rendered ngalnst them. ac-
cordiug 10 statement by Judge 2wick
The cases sri for trial Wednesday are
those appealed by the following
ON March 6. A. II Baker. NJ W.
Caldwell. Julius Arnold Charles Nor
gunstern. Joe Greco y r. Pence, A. O,
Duncan A II Myers Ilarye Mnlott.
Florence Han, T. L. Hall, Obe Hathaway
1.-TWO caeesl v u. Dixon, Harry Hnthn
way. Emma Taylor Henry Thomas. T.. +
Lucia, W r. Bruce 1.-TWO caseAl
ON March Z. T. J Jones Joseph Myer.
W n Mitchell. Gus Katsiolas Peter
Mike Dick Murray Ctwo casesl, J. I'M.
Viola Smith, r. w. Cook, Joe Greco
Cthree cases.. Hen Wilson 1.-TWO cnsesD
Jessie Wler Owo cases., Mother Kelley
two caaeD.
on March g. Jake Voorhees,. ]. H.
boothees julius Arnold, r. q Chambers
u, John Tye tthroo onsesl, n. A. Thorn.
klngmnn cafe, Earl Carter. Fred Gamer
on Richard pixoR, Lorcm Matthews.
Mrs Frank Slhenaler Fmnk sibennlcr.
bud Crawford, : t. White and r. =.
Lucia
ON March p. Lon Walker, Ed L. smith.
JulluH Arnold, Charles H. Ellis, r. l..
tLomn) llpll, Joe bay A. Wilson. MAY
Clinton tMaNwelD, G. Llttlo. born Car
penter hlly Cook, Thos Cunningham.
Nick Noco, Red Reynolds. q. ". Me.
Cloud, u s Benson =. W Holden, plck
TnEsart Ctwo cases., and Frank Mis-.
kowHhy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
GRAHAM FOUND GUILTY
ON BlACKMAIL CHARGE

GUTHRIE Okla. Feb a3 ,Spc,aIl .
The jury lu 'hc case of William ~ Gr.
ham, charged with attempted hhrbmail.
returned % verdict of guilty Wednesday
morning In the county court Judge !
~ 'Hpwllc will pronounce sentence Sat.
urdaN after hearing motion for new
uNl
Graham was accused 0t representing
Melvin thlsum the editor of 1000 oklahoma
CITY negro paper and offering To- "hU
Jn article cuuc'siug President uurp of
tho laugsiou university n TaEc would
pay him Sloo Page refused and fhr
shndcrous article appeared for the pub.
lication ot which Editor Chisum ig do.
Tending criminal libel suit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
MASONIC MEMORIAL TO
RISE WHERE CAPITOL
SHOULD HAVE LOCATED

ALEXANDRIA. Va Fob o. Mem
h"rs of tho George Washington Masonic
National Memorial association le0 for
their homes Wednesday after selecting a
silo for the proposed memorial which Is
20 take the form OF d magnificent temple
for housing relics and pictures NJ wash
ington. n win be erected on the crest
of shooters nm, whore the capitol of
the United Statos should have been built,
historians relate. hut for the modesty Of
Washington, who feared that II might be
possibly suspected that an effort was 10
ing made to enhance tho value Of his
real estate holding south of the poto-
mae The temple II 10 cost 800 600. most
OF which has been raised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
DEMOCRATIC CALL
TO co OUT TODAY

Formal .pn Tor the meeting of ms
democratic state committee win bc i'-
sued some time Wednesday Afternoon.
according 10 Nlgcr Melton Of Chlckasha.
chairman of th, committee, who arrived
Wrdu,.dnt n oklahoma Ctly from TUBA
vhrr, %. attended the convention Of ts
young mrr.H democratic organization
Nur. nns boon ugroslod hut Chslr-
mau Melton .nld hr would not detormlns
upon 70 dpt. until after hc had consult.
rd several Officials aud members oi tho
,uI.IHturr who are Htil ln the city.
The chief work of the committee win
%, the flNing NJ the time and place for
holding the democratic state convention.
Muskogcc. II s underHtood. viii make
"a vigorous light to set IL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
GIRL KILLED IN
PARENTAL DUEL

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb '2S-F Fourteen
year old Geneva Hall was shot to death
during a pistol duel between her mother
and father nt their home here Tuesday
night The father Joseph T Hail. a, also
was killed. and the mother, Mrs. Della
Hall ~, is in hospital In dying
condition. She received four bullet
wounds Tho glrl was struck by stray
bullet as she crouchcS under kitchen
sink.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
NO LOAN SHARK" LAW
PASSED BY ASSEMBL Y

Conspicuous In the Hat of bills passed
b, tine recent extraordinary session ot
the Legislature is the absence OF any leg
lHlnllun designed 80 regulate rates of in
t'irst charged by ro-callrd loan sharks 90
inoss wsS pa8H"d hy the senate, hut n
mover reached the calendar In the house.
A great deal Of opposition 10 the bill,
II iT said, came from the working class,
which was responsible for its defeat.
The only interest regulation statute
enacted is the general anti-usury Inv
aUpttiuu bapk4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
BURTON, OHIO. OUT IN
OPEN FOR PRESIDENCY Y

COLUMBUS ohio. Feb g2- rhcodor,
E hurtou of Cleveland former umod
States senator "Wednesday filed with
Secretary of state lildchmnt formal am.
nouncemeni that ho will be- 3 candidate
for the republican nomination for presi-
dent
DIS MONIES. Iowa. Fob % Albert
Il Cummlns United States senator from
Iowa today filed affidavit with the
secretary ol state osN'n, candidate fnr
president ot the Unued States ON The
republican ticket
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
BOY C0UNTERFEITER WAS
TOO LAVISH WITH DIMES

CHICAGO, Foh ~. Max Wagner. ~.
who the police say has been a good pa
iron OF candy and cigar stores where he
made his purchases with new dimes Is
under arrest Wednesday charged with
countoriciting. Secret service men found
a complete counterfcitinR outfit In his
home Trouble with hoy friend led to
the arrest the government agents say.
Tho boy told the police about Wagner
money making activities and the arrest
followed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
AROMORE YOUTH
IS FOUND GUILTY

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. o. John r.
Anderson Of Ardmore, Okla. who shot
and Killed James T. Campbell In his
saloon In this city ON September %. last
Wednesday was found guilty Of man,
slaughter In the criminal court
Andcrson'S father who ls wealthy
banker In Ardmorc, was In court when
the verdict was announced aud broke
down Sentence was deferred pending n
motion FOR new TRIAL The maximum
imprisonment is twelve years
A number Of witnesses came here from
Oklahoma TO testify IN Andcisnns behalf
Tho state alleged that the motive fnt
the murder was robbery Counsel for
Anderson made self defense plea and
slsO that Anderson was irresponsible
The Judge. In his charge 10 the jury. spid
that the state had failed to prove the
robbery theory,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
FIRST STEP TO
UNEARTH GRAF 7

CHICAGO Fob % The rit, ,4yn
service committee ordered that tho nay.
roll ot the department of public welfare
Dee held up for iuvcuIguuon of graft
charges made hy Mrs Page Waller Fn
ton against Mrs Louis Osborn, Rove.
department superintendent
The order was the rrst stcp n tho
official Investigation NJ the assertions
Of Mrs Eaton that shc had becn Obliged
Ia contribute one third of her 50 OOO snl.
AIRY for the relief M the slster-in. law
Of Mayor Thompson MIS- Margaret
MivolR2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
RUSSIA WILL BE ASKED
IF FRANCIS ACCEPTABLE E

WASHINGTON. Feb ~ President
Wilson viii nominate David r Francis.
former governor Of Missouri. Co hc am.
hussador 10 Russia Rs soon as II can be
uscerteiucd if he ia acceptable Ia the
Russian government
Mr. Francis acceptance Of the post ho
came known following MS conference
with the president Tuesday he viii
succeed George r Maryc. resigned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
FIERCE FIGHTING
OCCURS ON MEUSE

PARIS Fch. 20 Via London 500 p.
m Fighting Of great violence be- In
progress from the right bank NJ ~"
Nout' go "a point southeast OF Ncrhc
forest. the war office announced today.
North of Vcrdun there were infantry ao-
t.ong an front Of r1ocn kllomclcis
Urn mileTD East of scppor tho French
were cnablGd by a counter attsCk TO re-
take gfyat portion of the fore" oi
Causes. north Of Beaumont The war o.
flee admits the evacuation NJ the village
Of Htumont by tho French. but declares
they srll hold the approach to the VILE
liCc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
COMMITTEES SENTENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb O. - President
Wilson Wednesday commutcd to expire
nj once u lifc.imprisonment sentence
Imposed on William Slaughter. negro
convicted Of murder by federal court
at McAlcster then In Indian territory, In
May, 1904 Investigation by the de-
partment Of Justice raised doubts ms 10
the value Of much ot the evidence on
which Slaughter was convicted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
ANOTHER EARMARK
OF SPRING COMES
TO INSPIRE HOPE

The .rorI.o WIFI SOON h. raNrr
M" spring brtu,y -prugug and rN,
volcts wrg with .r.n other lo a..
which "n, cam Dlst lh, most sweetness
upon the desert uIr There ls no doubt
nt Ml about t gen
q !. /. 4 !. !. !. . . I {. !. !. . . /. !. .
n HLb\ a.. render f1r only
/0 hat night m, Off
/6F 4 Mn riM weather ru-srr
IJf AQ\ of The Times SAW
r.uzrn uf Okla
At III h.ma cry .puuk.
NN A Il ! ling h- lawn
">CSA/ The lawn wasn't
s~ooN/ much o. book u' 70
Ia true urNur-th,.
lees there were
more hopes FOR lts ultimate growth than
for many a toothbrush mustuuho rrr-
tain Young men ~ this city ar, cu.iI.
waiting Hero and there h'ts gr,,n
blade Of grass was thrustnr iH tender
green head above the surface lof th,
lawn. not the musa,h,l. and DO.
Streets medicBted water fsl With am
inlmltable. tinklinE splash that bespoke
nothing but the advent Of lovely lovely
spring
Then, too. the naples nud certain
other brands of city trees vyr, budding
out In response io the southern brp,z,.
Just as the aforementioned mustnph,s
bud out every spring and disappear with
the coming OF fall The evidence.
though. so hr only cirrumsuuipI
points 10 the guilt of the defendant
gentlemen ot the jury. and demand
that you one and nl cast Your vote far
Sp ring
The weather man oya Fair weather
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
AMATEUR WIRELESS MAN
"MUDDlED" THE WAVES

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb o.
because uf interference by anna
teur wireless operators the test
message on preparedness sent out
from the Davenport, Ia. station boy
Col W J. Nicholson was received
with much difficulty at Fort Sah
Houston Major Waiter l. Clarke
declares that the war department
is going to take immediate steps To
put An end to this Interference
by amateur radio operators md
to prosecute to the full extent of
OF the law
There are number of amateur
wireless operators iu and near san
Antonio owning their own pnnt
and II Is charged the one who
"muddied' the waves last night
did so deliberately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
NAVAL TRAINING CAMP ON LAKES

CHICAGO, Fob 23-rcntauvc plans
have been completed for naval trun-
ing camp at the Great Lakes naval sta
tiOn at Lake Ruff lll witch will he
thrown open 20 civilians early I'm the
spring, according to Commander W A.
hoffett of the naval station The mon
win go into camp for thirty DAYS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23

Tho ,ruru. VII
M" spring brlu''D
vIolct- wrg with
which nn, cam Dlst
upon the desert uIr
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-04-21

the present time. have been asked
on various occasions what my policy is,
or will be- | think can give it in very
short terms.
"Some three years ago it was my
privilege to travel about large portion
of the State. Imay have met some of you
in your schools at that particular time.
found boys and girls of college quality
in what you people here are pleased to
| term mountain towns.
THE big ambition that | have is to
make very clear path for the boy and
girl, no matter where they may be,
right down through the elementary
school and high school, and through
college. am fully aware that no other
State has ever accomplished that, and
if we accomplish it in our State it is
going to take the cooperation of every
body concerned with college, and with
education in general. Young people,
| crave your backing for this enterprise.
Nov this had not ought to be one
sided affair. | ought not to come before
this group this morning and ask for
backing without at once telling you that
higher education and the interests of
your own institution will be very promi-
in my mind. think have been associ-
sted too long with colleges and univer-