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FlSHERMEN'S LUCK Is
PORTION OF MORRIS;
FRACTURES TWO RIBS

With two Of his ribs fractured as
the result OF falling on the slippery
deck when he went to jump from the
sampan to the wharf on Tuesday at
Kailua, Hawaii, H. l. Morris returned
this morning on tie Mauna Kea with
J. w. Jump. another noted game fish
erman.
Beth men told passengers and Off
GERS on the Mauna Kea that owing 10
the rough weather around Kawaihae
and Kailua they had had very few OPP
portunfties for good fishing. They
hooked many small fish. but the large
ones could not be located. Mr.. jump
had q swordfish on his line but lost it.
Their Sampan, the Dixie Maru. is
coming back under its own power,
with the crew in charge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-25
Yuan WILLQUIT
FOR YEARLY sum
OF SI0,O00,O00
Chinese President Offers. to
Retire to Private Life if ]
~ IS Given Bonus
Especial Cable to Nippu Jill.

t0pcCldt SdDtc 10 sfNlppu J1lt.lrss
TOXIC, March 25 That Yuan Shih.
Kai Is also interested in his own vel.
fare as well as in the welfare of his
country was evidenced today when
Yuan sent proposal to the leaders OF
the Republican movement stating that
he would agree to resign as president
provided she was given. $l9,00o, 900 a
year for the remainder of his life,
IN his proposal he states that the
revolutionists will not hayest to pay the
amount at the present, but must make
the first payment within a. year. He
asks that the ReEolutionists make AN
absolute guarantee that the MONEY
will be paid to hinireach year.
ForIthis sum Yuan annDunces that
be will give mp the presidency and
win also retire to private life. He
further states that he viii make no
effort to renew the monarchy, and will
take no part In the political affairs
Of the nation. -
This proposal was received in des-
patch from Picking, but to date no re-
ply has been received from the revo-
lutionists. Those In Japan who have
made a study of the Chinese situation
state that they expect that the revolu-
tionists will refuse the proposal
The following adyices have been re,
ceiyed from Wellington Koo, the Chi.
nese minister at Washington, by Tsz-
-WooiaHn, Chinese consul here:s
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 24.-
The mandate of the 22nd cancels the
official acceptance ofsthe throne made
on December H. 1t also returns the
designation petitions to the senate for
destruction. and orders all prepare
lions Herewith to cease.
Hsushihchang Is appointed secre-
tary of state, and Lou remains for
eign minister. Another mandate can
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STATEMENTS ON
II. WHI1ENERS
REPORT CONFLICT
Governor Declares He Never
Read II, Did Not Know Il !
Was Printed
HIS FORMER SEcRET Y
MAKES OPPOSING CLAIM
IN Sworn Affidavit, George b.
Clark Says Governor Talked
OF Report With Him

In letter to Delegate Knhio today.
Governor Pinkham saya:
II never read Lieut.. Whitener's re-
port Of November IL, 1916, nor did j
know any pamphlet relating thereto
had been printed. have never seen
q copy nor do know the contents OF
the alleged pamphlet, nor did ever
authorize such printing or the pay.
ment therefor. nor any distribution
whatsoever. In fact, the auditor states
he never saw bill for same, nor
have l." i. -. ~ ,,-.=s, s.
In 4 sworn affidavit. dated March Il,
George r. Clark, former secretary TO
Governor Pinkham, declares that the
governor had knowledge OF the now
famous Whitener report on the Ma
tionai Guard, and that the governor
wante to have II printed.
He declares also that Lieut.. White,
ner was q frequent caller on the gov
ernor to discuss National Guard mat
tiers, that .Whitener brought him
tCfarkl the report TO have typewrit
ten, and that the governor confirmed
Whitener's statement that It was By
the governors order that Clark was
given the duty Of typeRriting the re-
port
The Clark affidavit, 1T was learned
today. was read rev days ago By
Delegate Kuhio. and it was largely
upons the strength of this affidayit that
the 1eIb1etl SterdtS sentss - aettsfa
70 Hcvsfnor Pinkham asking for
definite. statement Of the governors
ideas on the National Guard,
Delegate, Kuhio's letter is in effect.
q request that the governor state whe-'
thek or not he Endorsed Lieut. White
neriB report, with its charges of poll
tics and incompeteney in the guard
under the regime of Col J.SW. Jones.
The Star.Bulletin's information is
(Continu al on mage tWoo
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JAPANESE WILL MAKE
PROTEST TO cARRANzA

Especial Marconigram to Nippu JILL,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 25.--
Consul YaInasaki of San Francisco
has Informed The Japanese legation
at Mexico City that Japanese were
not allowed to land at Ensenada, and
asks the members of the Japanese le-
CATION in the Mexican capital to make
9 protest to Carranza..
Early In the week Is japanese la
borers arrived here from Salina Cruz.
Mexico, and upon their arrival stated
that the Mexicans would not allow
them to- land at Ensenada.
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MRS. JULIELYONS.
IS VERY I'LL AT
HER HOME HERE

Mrs. Julie v. Lyons. widow Of tie
late Curtis J. Lyons, is seriously iii at
her home, 1903 Alexander street In
quiries today az noon brought the IN
formation that she Is verY low.
Mrs. Lyons is one Of the real ka-
maainas of Honolulu. Her life and
work have been Intimately connected
with the religious and educational de-
Yelopment of the islands, and she
numbers her friends by the hundreds
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WlLEAR ! AND MORAN
READY FOR PRIzEFIGHT

IAssociatsA RTem By FEDERAL Wirelessl
2 NEW YORK N.S- z. March 25.-It
is estimated that $4,000 spectators,
among whom there willebe perhaps
1000 women, win see the fight tonight
between Champion Jess Willard and
Frank Moran. heavyweights. Both
men were today pronounced fit and
ready. Experts differ widely in their
forecasts OF the result. Willard is
the favorite They VIII enter the
ring at $3.50 tonight and the bout. is
scheduled for 10 rounds, ne official
decision, under the New York state
law & 80 -, L. - Pr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-25
JUDGE Clemens Denies Petition
of Takao 0zaWa, But at
Same Time Rules That Fill
pinos Are Eligible to Admis-
sion
SAYS kIPPoNESE ARE
OF M0NG0LlAh RACE
Natives of Countries Under
Protection Of U. S. May Be
Naturaiized; 0zaWa Decides
to Take Case to Supreme
Court

s... -.
,,,sll,ss eItirens Of the United states.
Natives Of the Philippine islands
are eligible 70 citizenship In this re-
public.
Th... .,.,o cu..t,an. A n,tionaI and
,,.....tIe.sI, Ir,nestsree which have
a.s..i.ssT ,.Iar.rre.Se commend N
80, ~. 1,,ss,r.,' 80 or,ers.i &c..
ssS.,.I ,uSre ch.slee . cIemons Is.
49, $1,000 a. hsnsirc Down deelslons
s.,vlsr - .i,.r Ian,cese the orivl.
s.rs - her,,,ir. cIti-&rs AZ the Unit
~ $780, Me- .sterdIrn elflzen.hln
.-,,,i,.r.. "a nstives ~ the eh;lipnins
,sl..Ss
- 1890. -...,.,.. a.. .,,ss.
k,,.. - .asan.s = 80 - -, -, -, J M, ~.
. un -, =. s $3.50 - - 49, iapr
to,r -, $780, ,o,s,Ss : native
~ Ianan WIN foot o,,f hia afirst
naneres IN csaIifornfa pefffiofs for
nefnreIizafion fled nv Marcos Soils
srd pa,,lino ~ fyuznsan mefnb<rs- 81
re crew - the rs n a Tketis.
to,n,sa fhe hsris for The decision r..
aardinr the rirhts of Filipinos s to
}. nericar' citi9cnehinl
80 $50 1900 ,....,..
Not le'"s 1' =
: IN handing down the decision on
the Japanese question, Jnqee Gienohs
stated ~ ootIL -. tns nas.et nau
zen - .s - 81 s.s 49,. 80 - s ~.
49, - s.'...s., :.
~ ~ w. :. s,ss ~,
uMuUIII| MOMM Tue 0CIAotolA ~ tuAD tAAAASf
yss :. 1890 = 49, a. cssa dac,dsd
ias 49, S $3.50. -. .o.,,,,,raS thst =
seese Slsas - Is. 49, s.,h !.
hoaelne ma s .sl' " =.
% AmeIlsal Sl..zsl.sn.p. ~ - ~.
Psyins pal .assa srus.s 49, - hAASn,,
sicai euesslons; ne,s mus as. - sons
'siuereo, ne apusus lne uions =,
otner coerss ~ NY sanle na, anS
tnat tncss cousts hnu ny ueep sAu
lor e.nlioioes'
In deciding against the Japanese,
Judge Clemens based his nnding on
a long line @ decisions which give
attention to the dennltlon OF the WORD
white. These decisions hold tnat
white persons 90 not include mem
bers Of the Monaghan race, ana that
japanese are members OF this race
The naturalization law also provides
that those who may become citizens
ol the United States must be free"
white persons or persons OF African
descent or nativity.
Other decisions and opinions hold
ing that Filipinos IRE natives Of a
country under the protection Of the
= al tfno fRf
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scURyY. ON STEAMER

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March %.
The British steamer Yawry, $50
days from Dakar, arrived today with
three on board dead and six sick of
scurvy. The vessel is held in quaran-
tine ..-s-. E@
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VETERAN P. o. MAN Is
LET OUT; NO REASON TOLD

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 25,
Edward McGrath, after % year8
service as superintendent Of the
eighth railway mail division, ms
been dismissed on orders from Wash
ingtcn, without a reason being given.
McGrath says that ii is because be
will not "kowtow" to Postmaster Fay.
which Fay denies.
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REPUBLICANS MAY ASK MORE
TROOPS BE SENT TO BIZ RIDER
TAlsociated Press Service by- Fedsrai wireiassI

TAksodated Federai Wheas1 q
ference today with view asking that be the
der They adjourned until without taking definite
ANTONIO. Texas March
Predio
day that battalion of the will
COLUMBUS NJ 25Major Sample discredi the report
that Mxcans Of
bus It being investigated. 49,
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NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent BY the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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WASHINGTON D. c., March 25The finance commit
has decided virtually 10 the imported
Sugars, thus amending the house Kcn BILL The committee has
agreed that 0O00000 be derived from sugar
1t proposed fix the duty and half
and threeuae pound bring the required amounts
Definite has been until Monday for the Of
obtaining figures and asceang whether the sentiment of the Re-
pubcans of both branches of Congress will support this proposition
"A straight customs tax of and half upwards would
obviate the necessity OF consumption The consumption
imposed would be internal the applied
whisky beer and tobacco and this would be collected
renere tire domestic and at the houses the
foreign product t ass
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SUBSTITUTE FOR FLAT REPEAL
SUDDENLY BROUGHT UP; PAYNE.
ALDRICH DUTY ALSO FAVORED
Plan to Restore Old Figure Of LOSS or
l.5O Tentatively Decided; Still Under
& Discussion
BULLETIN.
Especial Star-Bulletln cableI

WASHINGTON, d, {, March 25The finance commit
late this afternoon decided amend the house sugar bill BY
tending the period when the free list May 1870
This advanced substitute for the flat repeal of the free-sugar
clause of the tariff law under which would GO
free list May /. 1916 S<s
The matter of increasing the duty and half pound Or
continues under discussion
!@/@ z... r { AIREpT ~
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II AM ON
STEAMER SUNK IN
HNeIISH e|IlllNl
One Mis>in1 and Another 10.
iured May Be Mine
q Torpedo
GERNlhl kiDER SUNK By
BnlTl<H lN No6IH SEA
SteaII'eI SET. Probably Es-
cared From Russian Port,
sunk Germans CAPTURED
FAssbcll< = Ft1El D Fsderal Wi=elsssl

tAsnDII.- - |+l - Eooefal WG0essl
I WAeElii-{oh. D. c., March 25-
consuisf 81 .rts ssy that the steamer
Ennliehmah III the Dominion line,
bound from Appnnouth 70 Portland,
and sunk Ms torpedoed. Four kAni.
sFieans and - others are reported
n1issinp. r.ssss.,, 80 ~
WITH the add Ion Of the Sussex
sinking and the unsettled submarine
situation Ia general. possibilities are
seen for more tompileatlors with the
Central PoAere 49,
LONDON. England. March Is.
--Fourteen Americans are known
to have been aboard the British
steamer Sussex, reported sunk in
the English Channel, and OF these
IA one is missing and another has
been rescued hniured: -. -. - -
The Sussex was en- route from
Dieppe % ikstorle and was the
victim Of an explosion. those aboard
taking.to the boats. The passengers
who have been rescued are divided
in opinion as to whether the ship
was wrecked BY a mine or dstor-
pedo. -,;sss t-ss...E, r i - :.r:s :;
Some $50 passengers and crew
have been landed and about rs. are
Still missing TIE passengers
aboard are sad toiayes numbered
3448.
A Lloyds report says that the
British steamer Salylaa has been
sunk. and the passengers aHd crew
rescued. .: - =. =,
The Sussex was a vessel of 5000
tons, owned by the Federal Steam
Navigation Company, with home
s,S,rf at 7 r,sido,, ...zaez .. -. -
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BERLIN; Germany, March 25.-The
artillery In the Meuse district Is ex-
ceptionally lively today, and In the
course OF. the engagements verdun
has been Fafires and is burning
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GELS the reigning title of cHunghsein
and restores the fifth year of the
republic.
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WORK ON MEIJI SHRINE
BEGINS TN TOXIC TODAY

Especial Cable to Eippn Jill 4
TOXIC, Japan. March 25s--Actual
work on tie Meiji Shrine was started
today in this city. The Shrine will
be erected in honor of the late Meiii
Emperor, Mutsuhito. Thousands of
japanese will contribute to the Fund.
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The above despatch is a little OBJ
scure as to the sinking of the Al
cantara, but this must have been
after hecapture of the Greif. ) The
Grief is believed to- be a German
steamer Of Hos tons which early in
the war was captured and taken to
the Russian Baltic port Of .Revai,
from which she must have escaped
to be roaming asa rider. The Al
cantara is a 1890 steamer owned
by the Roysl Steam Packet Com
pany. home port, Belfast.
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.cANHoN.FIGHT ON WEST

IAssociased Press By FEDERAL WirsIsssl
PARTS. France, March 25.-The
Verdun situation quiet today,
with artillery duels in tine Woevre dis
trict. - =" n 49,,
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The Sussex WAS a vessel of 5000
tons, owned by The Federal Steam
Navigation Company, with home
port at London! -. - > D..
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CONTINUED on page eight
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LC,ontInua5 o6Na aee twol
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tcontlnusd on page tWol
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sid. fFx-diyldsnd. tUnquoted.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-01-07
Notice For Publication

Department Of the Interior, L. S.
Land Office, Las Cruces, New Mexico,
December, n, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Edwin T..
White, Of Columbus. n. NJ who on
December Z, 1915, made home ,tead
entry No. Ol2S7O, for NiSEi: NlSWt
See, /, township - : range 9 w, n.
NJ. p. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three year
proof, tn establish claim to the land
above described, before w. G. Hoover
e. S. Commissioner, at Columbus, n.
NJ. on the 18th day Of January, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
George r. Peters, John l.. Harris,
Seymoure G. Pierce, OF Columbus, n.
NJ. and II. 5. Carter, Of Waterloo,
New Mexico.
2G-3O join L. BURNSIDE, Register
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charge as that OF murder. Say to him
that we give our honor that we know
nothing OF It."
But. mcnsieur. that picture
Count Frederick now flushed and
frowned In sudden anger.
True, the picture, ! admit thst |
have Il. l admit freely that came
70 this room and took that picture
without process OF law make 10 de-
NAL OF that In the presence OF its late
owner. II interested me- took It'll
will make such reparation as p""d be
for that. But that has nothing to do
with the crime OF murder, You have
not connected my name or hers with
that. You shall not detain us under
any trumped up, imaginary cause
which may please you, eager to find
some victim Of the law
CHANGING from one TO the other dubi-
ously, the project at length turned to
the door. making a sign to his sub
%ordinates.
Hold these prisoners here" said he,
uAlAH J AtAulh VIZ Alahf nANh
haste as ! ca%n--there shall a messen.
ger go 20 the royal palace. and mean
time | will see II ] can save any more
time by finding the kings servants by
use OF the telephone from the hotel
rooms below"
left presently alone. for a time the
uncongonial party sat or stood about
as best they might mcodily awaiting
the issue Of the chiefs errand.
Kitty felt her eyes turning again
and again to the grave face of Count
Frederick himself. whose own glances
were averted from her. How calm he
seemed. how strong, now resourceful
these thoughts came to her mind.
Without him now in this last desperate
coil OF circumstances regarding the
GretZhofen coin, where would she
be? What hope would she dare en-
terrain?
Count Sachlo paced about or sat,
head in hand, brooding over the deli.
ate nature Of his own situation.
or all those thus strangely gathered
here only one seemed to feel anything
but suspicion or despair!-the apache
leader. who remained under guard in
the hall, somewhat apart from the
others.
A considerable time had elapsed,
how long none Of these might have
said. when the air was split by a sud
den shrill whistle which came from
the hall beyond the door.
Blake, hiding his time. appraislng
the proper instant. had given the sig
nal OF his tribe.
The result was confusion 10 all but
him. It was as though the call Of
Rhoderick Dhu had been repeated,
summoning armed men from every
rock and bush about. For now, in.
stantly. swiftly, It seemed as though
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Notice For Publication

Department Of the Interior, Z. s..
Land Office, Las Cruces, New Mexico,
December H.. 1918.
Notice :, hereby given that Clifford
T.. Moody, ofColumbus, y NJ who on
December II, 1912, made homestead
entry No O7sj2, for lots 3 and 1 Sec,
II, EiNW3; lots J. > and D. section Is
township - $ range 3 W y NJ. y.
meridian, has hlcd notice OF intention
Ia make tina, three year proof, Ia
establish claim 10 the land ahov" de-
scribed, before W. G.. Hoover. &. =.
Commissioner Al Columbus, n NJ on
the 2jth day Of January, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clarence K. Rogers, Charles r. Bour.
geois, William II. Smith and Juan
Favela. all Of Columbus, n. NJ.
1910 jobs T.. BURNSIDE, Register
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every hiding place In these small
apartments produced an armed man!
Without doubt the apache band had
laid siege to Kitty Gray's apartments,
and with no intent OF failure.
The high voice Of one of the apaches
was first. You. all OF you. quick
have no time to trlne with you.
want the coin-which OF you has it?"'
Tue apache's gaze turned from
Count SachiO's face to that Of Count
Frederick. and then again from Kitty
TO Roleau But none Of these made
answer Not One made him sure as to
any specific guess.
What. you refuse-you do not have
tall OF you? know as stand here
the coin is in this room at this mo.
ment-some n OF you has tit Is
worth your life not to own up 20
that
hittys eyes deHpalringly sought
those Of ROleau. but the lighting face
OF that belllgerent showed no sign OF
war. Count Frederick looked a. her.
anxiety upon his face. but made no
sign which could catch her attention.
lie was not indeed entirely sure that
she had the coin In her possession
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-01-07
The Village election. when

The Village election, when
a mayor, board of trustees,
clerk and treasurer will be
elected, is not far in the future,
and the Courier suggests, in
order that harmony shall
prevail, that the citizens and
voters hold a mass meeting for
he purpose of nominating a
ticket at some date prior to
he election How does the
idea strike you, Mr.. Citizen?
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-01-07

The editor has read the
philippe launched agains t
Deming and some Of its lead
ing business men by the
Columbus Courier. we
should worry" what the Couri-
er thinks about anything.
Demine is able and will take
care of itself -Demine Graph
ic.
Oh course Deming is able
to take care Of herself. And
we take a pride in our county
seat town. Our interests to a
great extent are mutual, and
we hold no animosity toward
Dcming at all. The article
to which the Graphic has
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-01-07

reference TO was simply a
statement Of facts. Columbus
is also able to take care of her
self and will ever stand up for
her rights and we are proud of
Demins because we know that
she will do the same thing.
The Courier is strong for
Deming and Columbus is ever
ready totmeet her half way in
anything she may undertake
for the advancement and de
velopment of Luna county.
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sYNopsIs.

kitty Gray. newspaper woman, finds In
n curio shop half Of q broken coin, the
mutilatcd inscription ou which arouses
her curiosity and lead her. al the order
" her managing editor. to ~ to the prin-
cipulity ~ G-rctzhoncu tu piece out the
story suggested hy the inscription, She IL
followed, ana on arrival iu Grrtzhouen
her adventures white chasing the secret
OF the broken coin hrgin.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-01-07

The Courier has noted with
pleasure the great improvement
in a large number of the New
Mexico papers during the past
year. The Deming Headlight,
Las Cruces Citizen, Lordsbure
Liberal and the Enterprise and
independent of Silver City
have all improved at least 100
per cent within the past year,
We congratulate all these
papers upon the splendid sheets
they are now issuing. Among
the ddilies the Santa Fe New
Mexican stands at the head OF
the list in the wy of advance
ment, j. having grown to be
one of the best in the state
within the past few months.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-01-07

The trade at home argu-
ment," says the Prescott
(Arizona) Courier, boiled
down is simply this. Should
every person in and around
town send away for every ar.
teal purchased, the town would
quickly disappear from the
map, and when you send away
you are doing just that much
to retard the town, if not to
help it disappear Before
you send away the next order
just think of this. 1t is to
your interests to trade at home,
almost as much so as it is to
the local dealer who would get
the business. And remember
that the local merchant handles
goods that he can recommend.
and that he will not be asham
cd to offer you the second time.
The mail order houses will
offer you inferior goods at an
attractive price, but their
patrons are fast getting wise to
the fact that the best is the
cheapest in the long run, and
and that it is really a saving
to purchase at home.