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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
SUGGESTIONS I'oR EDITORS
OF COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS

i. e. F~easicy. Of tho South Boston
\"Ws. rca" a paper written 10y viii
VI iundlny. "C tho .NltaviSia Times.
- lost Finding for tho WccklicS."
w, ~liundlcy urged that guessing at
l'rlt"s Tor job work and ADVERTISING
hc stopped. and that tho proprietor
OF inc small country office give care
'ul tohSihcrati"u I" the cost of ma
ScTial ana tabor on every job handled
nc Sdiu country papcrs with a rircu-
"t'loh al from 500 10 loo should
harGs 10 cents an inch for adycrtis.
'iii;. ana mat | cont for each 100 cir
Gh.atIon over LOCO should he added
y country p~riut-Shop." lie said
must 10" operated on the sound and
'arcini business principles followed by
any merchandising or manufacturiuc
'"nccrn. else IL vii! fail. or. cscaninr
mat calamity. tho owner merely viii
exc out Il bare existence. with NJ
result that whcn hc passes away hc
VIII leave 10 his hciry or ,rcditnrs !,
'nnk shop and nu apology FOR a buxi.
hess '""'
Continuing. Mr.. Huu,llcy said: ..rbcr,
= another idea prevailing INA, - 49,.
'hStofnl to all S~clf.rcspcc:inr rnuntr,
'hi'ors' that IS, Tho belief that ;: uunr
''h Ne z failure in amy profession. In,
'"h succeed rs a country editor. Moth
~ could lc more erroneous"
IN" ability 10 write i, no sesame 10
successful country journalism. There
must he ~ tn" makeup Of tho couniiy
rdii"r and publisher a good SUNNY az
''orS" sense. keen business iud.u,cu,
combined with ability to writc.r
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FOR RI1ST-Rooms


THE MpNTIIElI.O ht Norm Eighth
street; nice. clean. heated. boc. T5c. 400
u IIETS1II-I .I,.
steam. No. 4. Virginia Apartment. Fiitn
ron rent. heated. iurnisiIcI ruon,S. central
loi Nurth Ifiith Street.
STEFAN ltEh1EIb rooms with board. a 50
li,lc hnard. 50 East Franklin.
ST MINER BOARDING
Buul.t:N Inn. On hampton Uoad-
country aud scHshurc combined Win city
tonN'nt"hcc%. Excellent table. - to 81
Hrr Week. Wit. NisscI .sbb. Boulevard
.HiL lI.itptvn. Va.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
NN: led. man to manage fctcr4hnrc M.
Also ono for 1i"r"woIl. Nc u" til" bot.
tinhr YOU 4" iurulsi, delivery equipment
sraipn registered. Permanent business f"r
iisit man. Address & 93i. ..rc rimCs.DiS-
nttch.
Will. instruct educated man between Il
ana -. with SiaG capital IN most inter
eating work tu'i give him interest ~ bust
nc-s. " go. care Tiiucs.D Dispatch
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LOST y .

LOST /. ,lIId's b-onn nun in ,br Co.onia!
Of on West Broad car. itcwar'I. Boulc-
y-rd U.s..
LOST. bundle soiicd },ncn tu Wts. End.
Reward. Phone Randolph 1919. Royal
Laundry.
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At nnDs. SerVdnt- irVtN WITH
references. 1909 Grove ANenuc.
WANTED. q, once. .niddi.-ae"d lad" for
small family as houSekecper. Must he
able to furnish best 81 reference. Good
home for right party. q tSj. care Times
bispatSh.
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O SiIE-I'arms
Nd Wy .NTI:D

SEE u. before inE c,tnE ia iaru lan'.. We
hatc pcscr.i hnr.niuH ". H. Harris
80 Mutual Building.
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VIRGINIA EDITORS ACCEPT
INVITATION OF ROANOKE
Summer Meeting az Press .N>sucia-
ton VIII Isc Held in Magic
City i'm July.
SEVERAL ADDRESSES ARE MADE
New Members Elected at Session
nj CI,arlottcsriIic-id,ic ice on Rum
ming Country Papers Given Ivy
Will VI. IiundIcy, of iItayista.
special 10 rho Tlmcs-pispa,cl,.

Especial TO The TlmcS-piSnitcl.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Fchruar,
a-Thc nnual. OF summer. rcct,ug
of the Virginia 1'rcas Association viii
hc held IN Roanoke on july ~, !" and
-. tho executive to-dar am
~nvun"inE that tho invitation vt the
chamber OF commerce Of tho Magic
city had hccn accepted.
The following new members We're 80
(. l.i"i by tho association to-daN: W. -
liylt"n. The Enterprise. stuart. Sp"u-
rci +. ROGERS. the News, on.u.u.k.
NJ. II. EuSlnr=. Grccuc County Record,
Stanard>Ntilc Richard l.. T.. TAM. the
Southwest Times. Pulaski. \. sharpe.
ia. Guardian. ~i:irltmond. anI t. "
iri"o. "f ElackSburc.
~ til" morning session thar!.% I:
Cooke read ~" paper prepared by Miss
Van! iiylaid on "IloH Ia Interest the
omen i:cahcrs Miss I,yiand said
that the days II printing "a hodge
n"dEc OF recipes were past. and that
IA" page I" attract women and The
nnhlic NO" must fairly crack" with
IN" liN" topics ~ tho day. and that
While the icad>n= article should. nine
limos out of ten, address itself Ia
women, tho interests of women and
men arc 50 fas, becoming identical
that little Or no distinction may he
noted.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

Inquest ~ E,piosinn Victim.
= inquest ~ tho body of T.. G;il-
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WASTED-rurnishcd Flats

\ j,"~uuful hou .II modern impro,
insnis. iafE" yari SIS stuart Road.
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED, stcnostanncr aud switchboard
operator. Address T. -. R"N lo"s. stating
80 r ne -anH s4larA. - -
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SITUATION ~WANTED-Male

desires connection with manufacturers
agent or commission merchant. Hustler
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STEAM.HEATEp room. excellent hoard
drst.claks aceonlrnodation 311 Yves, Grsc.
COMFORTABLE hot-water heated rooms
With board. 40 West Grace Street.
boardcrs. lot East Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10

WE wisi, to announce TO our friends and
the public that We have upcned q first
class market Win = full limo .cf fresh meats
81 an KINGS At very reasonable prices, ana
VIII appreciate your patronage. Moore
Rros. Corner Fourteenth and iiuli Streets.
DIR. FRASER y. SMITH. tcteriuary SURGEON.
has opened his old oHi.e at - south
Tenth street. Phones. Madison -. Kan.
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1STELLIGENT. educated man. aged thirty
three. with thorough industrial training
desires position. Eleven years IN manufat-
turing. Experlonrea IN cpsrstins, account.
ment. Can you use tho efficient service OF 2
hirh.cises man? Then communicate al
once With me for Interview. + as. care
Tin yes. Diepatch.
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SALESMAN wanted for. new ;ruri. and
farm tractors: just perfected. itsSt thing
in the world. v 9S.. care Times dispatch.
PIANO saicsntcn wanted. One of the oldest
piano houses in the United States desires
the services of tw" retail statesmen for the
south. All correspondence treated Couf-
DENTAL. Unless YOU are a producer and
have a clean record. don't reply. Address
raYe Timra. DIsnatrh.
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FOR RE.NT--Hu,Iscs
FOX i.i.NT--i;cai Estate.

ni.DCGt.p cont. ;urui.n".I ~ pufn uisr :
Ia. East Main street. Phone Mails
.'iS-t.
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SITUATION WANTED-FemaIe
BOARDING,

,$TENoGRAPHER wants !yrewrIInE TO do
at home. VIII call for copy. Phone
Madison 6SS?.J.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
THE MUSICAL sfAIsVEIA
OF THE CHAUTAEQeFA

The Althea players comprise tie
greatest sextatte of lady mus1 ians
and entertainers ever brouxlt To-
gether. For several years the Beasey
Sisters alone have been q hrming
and Thoroughly delighting 14yceun
audiences and their numhl RS alone
are worthy Of prominent place 90
any chantauGua nrogram.
The unanimous praise bf the crit
les and success OF artisfc triumphs
have placed Mayflowep and Violet
Beaaey in the foremoi ranks III
concert artists. The New Orleans
Daily Picayune rece1tly said OF
them: 1.-THE tumult4 ous applause
bestowed upon the jBeasey Sisters
after their singing AID magnetic vic
lin playing WAS acknowledged with
a simplicity that Mas charmings"
The Misses Beaset are marvels II
versatility. Blessed with magnetic
personality ard fifth exaberance of
youthful enthusid Em they captiyate
the hearts of tyeir audiences with
original and tBriIling numbers Of
music, song and story
The New York Sun said. May
flower BeaseYs irnpassioned violin
playing stirref and swayed the emo
#tions Of her{ audience The New
York Globe (hid, .The quaint stories
and pianolqEues Of Violet Beasey
made a sri at hit
Helen Pfck has been giving enter
tainment3 and concerts through the
central states for several years and
Iis vio4nist OF much ability, and q
reader md singer OF magnetic per-
sonalit@ and superb endowments.
Craze Temple Wheeler OF New
York tlays the violin IN artistic man
ner aid is young lady Of superior
attachments. Ruth Freeman has the
hapH faculty of winning her audi
Ienc$ at her first appearance and
Iherfwinsome manner and yivacity are
both striking and pleasing.
Enid Alexander Is another Of the
seftette of yiolinists and singers who
comprise the Althea Players. She
! his a pleasing personality and Is a
/ tklented musician. The musical pro-
| Trans viii contain nothing more
lJharmine. more varied. more novel
y 4 & 3
land more delightful than the concert
1 by The Althea Players.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
SLAYER OF MISS FAULK
Is NOT YET ARRESrEi

FORT WORTH. Texas, Jute o..
Although thirty-six hours haze elans-
ed since the lifeless body Of Miss
leila Faux OF North Fort Worth, 2
years of age, was found the forest
near West lakewood eflnesery. the
police report that the MIN who slash
ed the girls throat w h a knife and
crushed her skall vii . heavy billet
of wood has not hfn unprecedented,
be arrested withF few days
made here that he officers are look-
Ing for eertai man who is said 10
have been seef with the girl the
night she waf killed. but who has
since disappeared No formal COM
plaint has b}en filed, and none Will
be filed or fmade public until after
the suspeeYis arrested, it is said,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
PREDICTS IS BUSHELS
TO ACRE FOR WHEAT

FORT WORTH, Texas, june ). -
With weather conditions getti1s bet
ter and provided they are stN more
favorable this week. the altering of
the wheat crop in Tarrant ounty is
due 10 be sent forward ID q large
scale. Farmers in yarioT commune
flies near here declare hat all that
is needed is ideal weat Ter in order
to harvest what is Expected will
prove one. of the big Eest crops in
many years.
Along the roads ndEth and west Of.
here the fields of w4eat are looking
fine. This is especially noticeable
near Axle. In thi$ section farmers
were harvesting sunday, fearing any
delay on account lof heavy rains or
high winds. Bop in the Axle and
Keller districts q Found fifteen bush
els Of wheat am thirty bushels to
the acre of oatsfis forecast for these
crops.
In many paff OF the state the Guy
ting of grain his already commenced
Between here lind Waco this is true
and throughout the central part Of
the state. Operations seem to be in
scattered fie1ls. also around Wich-
tia Falls andipoints further west.
Prospects lare showing up good
over practically the entire state, say
reports to t4e office of Secretary II.
b. Dorsey oathe Texas Grain Dealers
association. ! The yield this year will
be smaller lthan last on account OF
reduced adeage and nnfavorable
weather coalitions early in the sea-
son, repor4 say.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
Standing of atiae Team
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Fort Smith 3. oalaholaa city s. :
Denison s, McHeater 7.
Ardmore ,, shetnaa i.
Muskogee Ia. TrIsa 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
THREE MEN KILLED At
BROWNSVILLE LAST NIGHT

BROWNSVILLE Texas, June g.
willis Craft, alF American; Juan
sanchez and tonaficio Gonzales.
Mexieans. are dRd as the result OF
a shooting affrio here at $3.50
o'clock last MIST. Gonzales lived
for thirty minrses but refused 70
make a statcmela. The others were
Killed instantly,
The ARRAY OCCURRED on a crowd
Cd street as the result of a previous
pambling room rew, Craft and Con
qales shot sanchtz, who is alleged to
have opened firel Seven shots IN an
we're fired, Goi@ales being struck
three times. craft once and Sanchez
once Though snany persons we're
IN range. no byaanders were struck.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05

governments food eontroIt yeg06f-
day. He said the live TX produc-
Eers onght ITO be - Fed they Will
have q market from control q
the buying ests and from tll-ad-
vised GO hmenf regulations. and
that 3elf-interest and patrf6tism
Wild prompt the cattle raiser to IN
Tease the production OF livestock
ITO the limit.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
No cHAJar IN PLANS
FOR ELkS' REUNION

NEW ORLEANS. June 5.-Grand
Exalted Ruler Edward M. Rightor
of the Benevolent and Protective Or
der OF Ets has issued circular LETT
ter announcing thu annual grand
lodge reunion of Elks at Boston In
July, according to original plans.
Mr.. kightor states that ii the
meeting in BOSTON is regarded as q
detrimtnt to the nation at large, ow-
si.ty td war conditions. then the re-
union should not be held. regardless
of whatever good 1t might do the
orde1 as "our country comes first.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
Big Deal in Sheep.

SAN ANGELO. Texas. June s..
Thfee sheep deals were closed here
today, involving 5000. Nine hui,-
dyed lambs sold for Sc per head
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
CApiToLjoF OKLAHOMA
READY FOR OCCUPANCY

OKLA BONA CITY. OK, June S.
Oklahoma officials in the state de-
parsmenss will occupy the new CAP
itol thij month. When the fiscal
year begins July | the officers will
ALI be Housed in this building, which
has beyh completed in less than three
years bnd at cost of si.5oo. oao.,
not INCLUDING furniture.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05

peiaenee n witnessing this produc.
tion a thrill such as you have never
known before. 1
The Empire is showing TODAY
Pearl White in an d isode of pearl
Of the Army, and horty Hamilton
In special Lind ersal comedy
sinners.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
,vvryTs poWERBCL sEAPLkNE
roR CoMBAGiSG SUBMARINES

PARIS. jung Santos pumon',
.ss e,oneer Bra4llian aviator. has IN
,.a,,tod noweAnl type OF seaPlane
s.,,. .fiohtinp submarines, aCcordine tn
r..ln dispatch 10 the Petit Journal.
The dispatch s rs that the new u,'-
chine win be Manufactured in The
,-,ited states asd supplied 10 all the
allies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
IAskTER FAVORs BILL
70 FIX BASIC PRICES

WASHINGTON. June 5.--Author-
ityI for the government to fix the
hafic price livestock. If found nee
sfary to do so. is essential to COM
uete control OF the food situation,
il the opinion of Ed c. Lasater OF
fexas given to Herbert c. Hoover,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
Standing ogthe Teams.
CENTRAL TEhAs LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Standing of the Teams,

Marlin /, Mexi3 6.
corsIcana :, Entis /
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
conprnolArfs REPORT
REF'S ECrs PRosPhRit :

wAsHlNoTof Iano 5sTA9 = +.
nanoial prosper o. ''e 80 ',+,,,,.,.
reflected in repo Is o. eao '1 ,... ,es
~ , -, hanks Eith capital of s1$,-
noe ooo ebartekd in the first five
~ If this Year and old bane5
'u '',, rsaital sod increased S2e.Q9a.-
o00.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-05
= %~~<<~ N~~>~>>
BASEBALL 4LESDAR.
= . = . = = y $o = A>%o :
TEXAS LRaGrE.

Results I'd terday.
Fort Worth 0, Dahs D.
Houston 6, shrevaSot 3.
Waco ), San Antoaio s
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28

IeNtend the Presidents prerogstive, or
the false appeals which have been
made to reinforce the search Of min
iStcrial officers for more power, and
of the seeming inertness of the peo-
pie while all the traditional precepts
of popular rule are being assailed
and overthrown.
The President of the United States
has long enjoyed a greater power than
that Of any chief of state save the
Gar Now the Gar is dethroned and
the American President exercises a
larger control over the people Of his
country than any monarch anywhere
possesses over his subjects. In addi-
ton, Washington secs, coming over
from the last congress, some measures
which are to be pressed in the next
congress and which will greatly en-
large the powers of the Presidency
and Of the executive subordinates.
Among them are the so-callcd spy
bills, which would effectually stifle
even just criticism of administrative
incapacity and which might cause all
comment on excessive action to be
made in whispers, or behind closed
doors, or even not at all.
The European war has been an ICON
oclast-in Europe. As the swirl of
its troubled waters sweep upon our
own shores we are witnessing some
thing even more iconoclastic than
anything that has occurred in Europe.
Abroad, rulers have been dethroned
and crowns have been abased. Here,
autocracy is being exalted, and the
Presidential office is being magnified.
Monarchies and republics seem to have
changed places.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28
DETHRONED AND
EXALTED
Capitalization of Government Gains in
United States As 1t Loses in
Russia

Washington, March 2S. Especial
Correspondcnce)- THE revolution in
Russia has created great variety Of
comment here, and among European
diplomats there is an undertone Of
surprise at the news from Petrograd
as compared with the news which
they are sending to their own gov
ernments from this republican capital.
From Russia they hear Of the fall
Of autocracy, of the gathering of au-
thority into the hands of the people,
of the abdication of rulers, of the
establishment of popular government,
of the characterization of the army
and the public service, Of the union
of popular forces to carry on a war.
From Washington, on the other
hand, European diplomats have been
informing their governments of the
growth Of autocracy in the American
Republic, of the stretching out by the
executive for more power, of its
granting by the peoples representa-
tives, of the means employed TO over
come the reluctance of congress to
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28
Moose Meet

Last night was election night for
the Moose Lodge and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Dictator-Alva Konkel.
Vice Dictator-L. l.. Tsipp.
Prelate-Geo. c. Harris.
Walter Duckett.
Inside Guard-C. f. Forgey.
Outside Guard-E. r. Chase.
Physician-A. II. Crawford.
Trustees-C p. Adams, John Prov
crs.
After the election social session
was held and fine lunch served,
which was enjoyed by the large num-
Der present. The next meeting will
be on April IL.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28
Special for Saturday

The McCue Nero. Co. are offering a
number Of special reductions of their
special lines Of goods for their Sat
urday special sale. Don't miss this
opportunity if you need anything in
these lines.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28
Costs of State Government


While the people of the state will
support the increased millage for the
educational institutions, they will not
support the increased cost in main
tanning the executive department of
our state government. The republi-
cans are responsible to large extent
for Governor Gunter getting his mill
age for his educational institutions
Governor Gunter should cut the gem
eral appropriation bills to point
where the cost of maintaining the ex-
ecutive department will not be much
greater than it was before.
Governor Carlson left four hundred
and twenty-nine thousand dollars in
the state treasury. The receipts for
this biennial period will total around
two ane one-half million dollars. The
cost should should not be over two
million dollars for the executive de-
partment. If the present administra-
ton will be as economical in its ex-
ecutive department as the Carlson ad-
ministration, it can go out of office
with a million dollars in the treas
ury.
The present legislature is planning
to spend that million dollars in pay
rolls and in building up a democratic
machine. Governor Buchtel went out
Of office leaving four hundred and
three thousand dollars in the state
treasury. Governor Shafroth in four
years expended the four hundred and
three thousand dollars, expended all
ne collected during the four years,
and when his administrations were
over he left unpaid bills which equal
led two thousand, seven hundred and
fifty-two dollars and sixty-one cents
for every day, Sundays included, he
was IN oilice. His was the most ex-
travagant administration the state
ever knew.
Governor AmmOns entered office
with a deficit staring him in the face.
administered the affairs of the state
two years, with eighteen months mill
tary work and went out Of office with
all his bills paid with the exception
Of the military indebtedness. Governor
Ammons is the only democratic gov
ernor in the last twenty years whose
administration paid its own way.
Governor Carlson accepted the of
nee with a depleted treasury and with
u state Of insurrection existing in al
most every county and went out of
Office two years later with all bills
paid and leaving four hundred and
twenty-nine thousand dollars in the
treasury.
If Governor Gunter follows the die
tates of his legislature. he will go out
of office with the states pocket book
as flat at a potato pancake. We yet
believe Governor Gunter will realize
that he cannot use the moneys saved
to the general incidental fund through
The enactment of mill levy bills for
political machine construction.
We suggest to Governor Gunter
that he issue an order that I'll MONEYS
collected under the inheritance tax de-
partment be set aside and used for
the payment Of interest and redcmp-
tion of the bonded indebtedness of tho
state. The inheritance tax collection
will pay all interest and redeem all
bonded indebtedness. At best, Gov
ernor Gunter cannot get through un-
der a ten million dollar expenditure
for this biennial period. His legisla-
tive appropriation together with his
mill levy appropriations will total
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28

almost twelve million dollars. He can
afford to reduce the amount to ten
million dollars, and he will then be
three million dollars in excess of the
cost of any preceding administration.
Pueblo Chieftain.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28
Pre- Easter Sale

The popular dry goods firm Of
Byars & Fox this week advertises a
long list of splendid bargains for their
big Easter sale.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-28

B. F. Tucker was called to Eagle
county, Colorado, this week owing to
the sickness and death of his brother.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10
For Our Selection.

There Is a wealth of comfort in
the old maxim, 'The world is wide."
This is simply to say that 1t offers
a limitless field for selection. If one
fact is black, another is bright. If
a friend is false. somewhere true
friends are awaiting your coming. To
sit in a dark corner while bright life
Is everywhere about you; to brood
over sorrow, slight privation,
when multitude Of good and gener-
GUS and hopeful deeds illustrates the
daily life Of the world; to rage at
the limitations Of your own estate
when you can make your spirit SYM
pathetically master of everything-thls
is to declare an indOlent and wallowing
spirit. II Is a form Of voluntary servi-
tude to the powers Of darkness.-Ex-
change.