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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-14
Mrs. Kate Shea,

On the last day of every month
since President Wilson'S first inau-
guration, Mrs. Kate Shea, messenger
in the treasury department, has de-
livered the presidents salary check
to the White House. She was snapped
in front Of the treasury with the en-
velope containing the presidential
check for January, 1921.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-14

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

Inc foIIoNihF pflk''s VIII DC AWAIT
d for a ten foot row of heets select
"a In the field' by the grower he hay-
ing three selections OF ten feet each
rom which he can enter one. Seller
lions will he collected by the aeri-
.nirnral superintendent 81 the sugar
company hut party making the entry
and by a third man selected by the
iugar company Prizes will be
awarded for stand. shape and size Of
beets best adapted TO sugar manufac-
tnre
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

on the site Of the Wood Block.
II. G. Munyon has Just completed
a handsome brick block, containing
I've large store rooms, each rs BY
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
Tentative Date Set
For Coming of the
Clean Up Squadron
Campaign Ia Secare Action os
Service Mems Clasm >ears
Twin Falls

The week OF September 2s 10 Oeto'
her has been set tentatively for ths
sitting al Bull. Filler and Twin Falls
of the clean up squad. through
which federal agencies. the American
Legion and Red Cross are eo-operat-
iug ia a campaign TO acquaint former
service men and women with their
rights under federal relief legislation
an 10 assist them in securing prompt
action GA their claims.
Information to this effect was re-
ceived today from Lester F. Albert.
adjutant OF the Idaho department.
American Legion. by Paul n. Taber.
Twin Falls city clerk. who has been
appointed American Legion represen-
taflye for the drive In Twin Falls
county.
The squad entered on its work In
the field on Wednesday al Payetfe
aud Is today al Ontario. Ore. accord
Ing 10 the tentative itinerary issued
by Mr.. Albert. Immediately before
coming here the squad will meet with
the service men OF Mountain Home.
Bruneau. Glenns Ferry and Hager-
man. the week Of September is TO
"a being designated for this purpose.
Absolute dates cannot now be de-
termined. Mr. Albert advises. because
OF poor travel conditions and the
amount OF work 20 be done
In anticipation Of the arrival here
OF the squad. many former service
men are applying TO Mr.. Taber for de-
tailed Information relative 10 proce-
dure in the presentation OF their
claims before the squad.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

so feet in size.
H. f. Hammerquist erected an
other brick block on Main street this
summer that houses two business
establishments
y. A. Jackson. is the builder OF
another brick building that was only
recently given the finishing touches.
The Filler Hardware company now
have under construction huge
brick warehouse. Is by l25 feet In
size that will be used for storing
machinery. The building Is located
ON Front street The same firm has
just built rock addition To what is
now the pOstoffice building next TO
Reybroco hall This addition will he
utilized as garage.
Among the new residences in town
during the past year. Is a modern
home built by r. n. Goodpasture in
the southwest part OF town H. l..
Skinner completed new residence
on North street Claude Brown.
erected neat cottage ia the Mum
yon addition. Numerous other resid-
ences have been built. and score OF
others are projected.
The extensive Improvements made
AZ the county fair grounds. together
with number OF substantial resid-
enees and other Improvements made
in the country have made the build
ing trade comparatively brisk
This activity coupled with the
usual labor demands OF the farms.
necessary for the caring. threshing.
and hauling TO market OF crops. has
made this community one Of un-
usual busy-ness. reflected ina a steady
How OF business.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
JOHN KAISER GOES To NEW ?
YORK FOR CAR HOISTEf>S

John Kaeser. well-known local
dairyman and stock raiser. who al
one time operated cheese factory
half mile east OF Filler on the state
highway. expects 10 leave sometime
this week for New York state. where
he goes in quest OF carload Of Hols-
tein heifers and COWS
IL Is Mr.. kaeser's intention 10 again
enter the dairy business ON a large
scale. Previous TO his going to Swifz-
erland a year or more ago he dispos-
~ Of his large herd Of Hoistein-
Friesens al fancy prices.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
CANYON COUNTY ATTORNEY
VISITING Ar o. L. wooD RouE

AR and Mrs Clarence Hin. OF
caId~eli. arrived Friday evening Ia
spend few days AZ the home OF AIR
and Mrs L. l. Wood. Mrs Wood
and Mrs. IiilI are sisters Their moth
er. Mrs Flora Woods Is also here Mr.
Hni r. county attorney OF c&uyoa
coBnty.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

This year saw the completion 81
Pliers third school building. a new
$40 900 structure built TO aeeomo-
date the Increasing enrolment In the
local schools. The building was
erected on a sIr-sere plot In the
southeast part Of the city IL IS Cali
fosnia type. staceo finish. and has
four rooms.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hartman and
family. aeauaintances OF Or. and Mrs.
A. J coode stopped here Thursday
on their way 10 Pasadena. Cal. They
were travelling by auto. The Harri-
mans aud Goodies formerly lived ar
Pilot Grove. Mo Mr. Hartman Is the
owner OF q ranch near American
Fails.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
SEPARATOR oArs,zEs

The separation belonging 10 the
ibreshlng OUTFIT of Munger brothers
turned over 90 the road five miles
northwest OF here Saturday morning.
The grain elevator vas damaged and
some other minor repairs we're nsees-
sary.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
KEEN INTEREST
IN DAIRY FOUND
BY COW TESTER
Pioneer Association Members Strive
Diiieenti, ior iieftcfmcnt
at Industry.

Among Is cows tested during July
~ W g. FLETCHER official tester Tor
the Pioneer Cow Testing association.
The record for highest hutterfat pro-
duction was scored by Beauty. q six
year-old grade aolstein Frieslan COW
owned BY l.. , Tenckenck 81 Twin
Fails. With a record OF 2sfi pounds
Of milk and s2S pounds Of huiiorfai.
She rreshene. IN April.
The highest herd average goes ASA
10 Mr.. Tenckenek With an average
milk production from seven tested
COWS OF lse2 pounds OF milk and
eos pounds ~ butterfaf
The average production Of milk OF
each COW listed Tor testing by assoc
citation members VAS sfa.s pounds
OF milk and 500 ; pounds Of butter
Cat Tor the month
The most profitable returns per
COW we're maAe By william shotwcli
Of Twin Fails. Mr. Fletcher says In
comment accompanying his report on
the months operations which fol
lows:
This being ms first month on The
Twin Fails tract have studied feed
INK practices pretty closely ON find
Ing that the most profitable returns
per COW. the highest being that OF
william Shotweli % $3.50 on sour
cream price Of 2s.s cents have come
from having excellent pasture sup
plemensed with = small grain ration.
! have urged the necessity 90 rich
pastures william shot~eii ~ Twin
Falls had one co.'s producing s9T
pounds 81 Tat. another so.s. one
$s.s. one as on pasture alone plus
siK pounds % bran. plus water. miuus
hay. Three more produced above 40
pounds on five pounds ~ bran. Hls
average on 10 foNs. Including sew
eraI sirippers was $3.50. While
others produced fat nearly ~ cheap
On straight pasture. a. IN the case
of Henry schick's Cpernseys FOR 30.
the COWS failed 10 reach tho max.
mum returns per COW
small breeders having herds too
mall for profitable use 81 the rilo
IRE arranging Ter q supply 81 roots
'or winter feeding
a great deal - Interest 4 beinE
In dairyiur. NOT only for
ne immediate profitable source Of
bui ~ most efficient means
II marketing highly concentrated .
,roduct ~ meet tho current erces.
i've inter mountain freight rates a
movement TO secure a shipment or /
Nceileat grades . 90 foot
All herds are either under federal
supervision for the eradication Of Ia
,ereuiosls ~ plan "a be a. soon a.
ia Inspector beromea available A
rector lost t~o 81 III. four pure
reds through aeuun. 30 aaid
m siad a. b. rid ~ them. think Of
~ ~ere a.lnr the milk
One very noticeable feature 4 thu
~ Interest inahilesfed ~ the wom
9 a. dairy prodneflon Aside from
81 he'd. bath osned and directed
D lady. = namher ~ others take
very actire Interest III the develop.
aens 81 the pure resf This inter
"a exffnds - the actnai uork Of
alkiox aud care ~ the dairy and
.lik bou.a. some y the best rec
rds for hixa producing eows are be-
" made ~ ~omcn mixers who
afefnliy 1afsh she feeding and man
cement 81 TIE herd One boasts that
be- ha- secured nearly a gallon q day
lore from hixh record cos that
~ her husband such hasbandry
or h IL ~lfArY surely pays In
le milk pail aud on the cream
eek
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
MORE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
IN Filler THIS YEAR THAN ANY
TOWN ON TWIN FALLS TRACT

There Is perhaps more eonstruc-
tion activity in Filler right now than
In any other town In the state. One
tourist last week said IL was the only
where he saw so many improvements
being made.
State Highway.
Nearly fifty men are engaged by
the Phelps Construction company in
laying the concrete state highway
thru the district This road is seven
miles long and involves an expend-
iure Of 300. 000 90. Within another
week Il will be completed. and altho
most OF IL Is now being used. a part
OF the highway ON the north OF town
win not be ready for traffic for an
other 80 days.
with the completion OF this road
Filler will have a permanent high
way running thru practically the
whole OF the district. and connected
on the east by the Twin Falls high
way district that goes east 20 miles
10 Mnrtaugh
Feeder Roads
The Filler Highway have a large
force employed in building feeder
roads. some OF these being already
completed A mile OF crushed rock
road extending along the east OF
town from the highway north has 4
been finished and is now ready for
traffic bodybuilding crew. togeth
er with a big force AZ the rock crush
ing plant OF the district south OF
town. has given employment 10 as
high as fifty men during the sum
mer.
Main Street Paving.
The paving Of Filer's Main street
commenced last week The first con-
crete was laid Wednesday. by the
firm Of Salmon and Poker. a Burley
company that has the contract for
the six blocks Of paving. I'm
cement district bonds totalling /
r 900 were levied for this purpose. |
4 will he several weeks before this /
paving is completed. 4
New Water Mains.
Working in advance OF the paving
contractors is force engaged In
laying new iron water mains on the
same street. Bonds for sI0. zoe we're =
voted In July for this improvement,
and also for additional fire equip
ment u Is proposed to purchase
small fire engine. TO provide adj
eqaate fire protection.
q Thirteen hundred feet Of new iron
I ter mains were also laid during
the summer. in the south part of
town. under what IS now the state
Highway.
New School Rsildiag-
This year saw the completion 81
Pliers third school building. a new
$40 600 structure built TO aecomo-
date the increasing enrolment In the
local schools. The building was
erected on a sIx-sere plot In the
part OF the city. IL Is Cali
tosnIa type. stucco finish. and has
four rooms.
Basle<r Town On Tract.
There has been more building
aesivity ia Filler this year than 10
NV other town on the tract. say
sesI lumber dealers and conIraef.
y
Despite the fact that during fair
seek last autumn. Filler Suffered
lesere loss. In = disastrous fire that
.lp4d out five frame business sfract-
.r.s. and q t~o story brick bioFk
.ntziiinle al oss OF sles.a 600. rev
modern fire proof buildings kaveris-
M In their stead. and a. least three
,ther permanent structures have
zen bailt.
Five New Brick Blocks.
on the site Of the Wood Block
4. G. Munyon has Just completed
handsome brick block. containing
We large store rooms. each rs by &
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
Amalgamated Gives
Sugar For the Best
Exhibits of Beets

For the coming county fair the
,maleamates Sugar company has arr
ranged for some special exhibits Of
sugar beets To he show by the beet
srowers OF the Twin Falls district.
Instead OF making cash awards as IN
he past the awards will be paid with
sugar manufactured By the Twin
Falls factory.
Every year there has beon eonsid-
-rable rivalry between the local
growers and the competition ~ the
fair this year looks 10 be Just as
great sofar.
For the best display OF OF less than
ten beess. maximum weight OF two
ana one-half pounds. prizes TO b.
awarded To the grower whose dis
clay most neariy approaches the ideal
,ype Of Tonnage for sugar making
purposes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

Calling cards AZ The Record Of
fIce--prsnfed OF engraved.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
cos.a~os-.i Farm.

One ~ the most Interesting exhibits
was the one arranged By n s Hxrrl-
sou. manager 81 the Gotten wool
farm. witch lies fifteen miles soash
81 Twin Falls. This was 81 special
interest because of the great sarief,
81 farm products that we're rro~n on
one farm aud sho~ TIE possibilities
Of this country
This viii be good year 10 maxi
entries in this department The Easi
d going 10 be represented By more
visitors 20 the Pair than ever before
People are advising their friends a.
come TO the T<in Fall. county fair
a. that l. the time 10 see Southern
fdahos best products assembled In
one place our crops are unsarpassed
b any country Ia both quantity and
quality Why not let the world
knaws
a. n Powers. coaaty agent. l. Ia
charge and wiii BE- risd To have IN.
cooperation Of all farmers 10 making
this the most refnsrkable erhiblt ever
assembled In this county
The fair dates are september - ~
is send TO J. A Market. secretary
AZ FILLER for = premium list
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
The Ro~e~os,h sshssss.

One Of the special features 81 the
farm produce EXHIBIT was the display
Of tho Idaho Farm Development com.
psny Of Ro-e~orth. n occupied IN.
center aisle in one -ine ~ the balia.
ins and contained ever, variety OF
farm products grown In this part Of
Idaho Az we're of srcslIenf quality
snd when shown az the state Fair at
tracied much attention
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08

First prize . 100 lbs. sugar
Second prize Is lbs sugar
Third prize 50 lbs sugar
Fourth prize Is lbs sugar
Fifth prize - % lbs. sugar
In addition 10 the above the com
pany will offer three prizes for the
three best papers written on the fol-
lowing subjects
81 Selection Of land. preparation
Of seed bee. depth Of planting. time
a. cultivation and thinning.
90 Irrigation both before aud az
ter planting.
First prize 80 lbs sugar
ca The saine % the sugar beet
industry 10 the community
FIRST prize SO HIS sugar
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
FARM PRODUCTS
EXHIBITED AT
COUNTY'S FAIR
mas FINE SHOWING or REST
ftRM EXHIBITS; THE ROSE
NORTH TRACT REPRESENTED

4 prominent man Of this county
said recently. One ,hlnx that the
county fair l. short in. Is a good di--
play Of IT, agricultural resources %
ON being asked II hr visited The pro
luce building last year. he eonf-srrd
that ne aid not.
The exhibit In this depagtmsns WAS
unsurpassed by any in the state
When taken a. the State Fair. In com
petition with many other county FL
hihlts. Il won first place aud more
than paid the expenses OF its assem-
hl'nK IN premiums which we're paid To
the county.
The agricultural exhibits alone r~p-
resented sixty three premium taking
exhibitors Three 81 whom drew
premiums for more than twenty-five
dollars The total paid In premiums
ia this department vas $3.50 50 Tor
farm products exclusive OF fruits.
Premium checks ranged from fifty
cent to slry-eighs dollars The es.
bihit occupied one bali OF the large
building. Many OF the grains we're
sent 70 the national seed SHOW az Che
cAeo and won premiums over natioa
wide competition. Ths premiums v~f~
sent 70 the Fnrm Bureau and dissrib-
uted to the producers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17
Quit Meat If Your
Kidneys Act Badly
Take Tablespoonful Of Salts
n Back Hurts or Bladder
Bothers.

$50 ESQ nation 0f mcft eaters
au1 aHr blood IH nilcd Win uric acid.
Htr ven tuHWu authority who
uHrrH uH f0 hr ounHfHui'N nn Eulri
ur nff fiiurr trouble
'fnf LIdrr du thrIr uiwnH' fo FREQ
ro blood nf tniT NrifnfWg tcii boot
become nnHH from fhn oEorWnrH. fnfr
ecf slull sh tho riiwnltIrn uHFn"s
clos Hnl tnuH tNe waste IT retained 'r
.nH blood Peg noirln ihr entiIH TfHioin
Whom tnur Ndncrs acme Hnl irnI llhH
fwnpr nf lrHf and NOu have singing
ns uH in ihr buck or ihe urInr In oluu-
Del uN lf sediment nr Ono bladder ls
IRRITABLE ohNriNr sou tn eenh UeiHf
duunr Toe might; when tuu hnru severe
headaches nervous and difsr spells.
tleoulp eHnrsa. ucli stomach uf rhrufuH
HsW Boo iHd weather rct from four
lhHrrHrlHt about fnur UuncoH of ind
frlfH fHhf t4hioapourfni In H glass
1l wl'0r hefure hrrnl.farf oaoli morning
luH H fHn Days your hiinrfH Win nrf
Nrr IN|r famous Wilfs |H mnn FROM
.hU HeHl ~ .rnuea Hud lennon Iulra.
combined Wth lifhiH uul hHH hr0u used
Tori rDH. fIUne fn ffan 100 stimulate
.loseoI Nidnrfa fo uruirIlEe tho nrida
100 UUua Hn 70 81 uu inng'r 80 o0urre BOG
Irritation f.fH end'ue pop. nlrr tnd
nl.ldNr H. nrinrs
1HH eII IN Iuryurn ira and cannot
ulufr m1l dnNsht.ui NN'rrra .ou'
UihH. ulftI arIuf nnf u0NodN can
uflD mIHlhr ht NNug RI Ntilo oc.
.l.IOnIIi. fH N.Hu tNn NInUNH clean
rnl HrIIsp Iidrl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17

u appears us III Harding bad
plenty of timber for that cabinet
hni had fho duecc uf time IN
trimming thc odd CORNERS That is
one of fbc few iobs which The
glorious provisions of parties
make Ho allowance The president
Coos GO hc DIS own official carpcu-
Under such conditions ihc
production of msfIts Is D. possihil
ity AND ii needs uo long memory
f1 recall instances bon which hlocks
Dup.oyrd worr cross grained Nr
Bryan found that tu bo thc russo
whcu hc cndeavorcd 'o run Wood
rnw Wilson
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17

From all information lo The
hour m writing. thc project for
uiyoniiy removal bids fair go
reach O. solution ui thc present SEES.
SION ol ihc ToNas legislature
There IS uo reason that action
should hc nuduly delayed The
need ol relief Is apparent Now
ihal lhc proposal So dofcr this vi
inl matter until the nest lrglsla
iUro has been killed we may hope
ihaf hcfo will DE- decision soon
There is D tremendous feeling
naCk ul ihc proposal uI the regents
'hst rciiol bo accorded 40 once
fhr pcopl 0f ihc state are ready
'o hae. action Fitted to- do for thc
1uoai school NOW what must bc
iwc soon if Ne arc to continue it
growing Institution
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17

i.oN .oug ago tas b thai oWn-
pnpefN adjoining tho city
hoaeho. and wrecked hy Oh 1913
STORM we've given SIXTY DAYS m
nioht 1 Gloom up As for as may
.olwed by @ casual survey. the
r'clmnn p oi lots adjoining tho
pas has hcon confined to fhc block
N th 0f tho Nuooee hotel
There is rcl fime to clear away
rofUso and mako thc shore line less
To-. iWkpilc hw the majority
oi owners appear to hc Whiting for
He cify fo curry out lbs threat of
cleaning mp at owners expense.
Navhe yndw owners cherish fhc
Eo.ioI Chat Tire cleanup order was
rot made 90 hc enforced
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17

shall 900 Che children around ihe du0r
And ttt fuHes rod and tno HH, bloom.
Aud ihU old arm chair Boo ihU H.Ning
room
Then many n dny shall tho wish occur
Tint wc could return f0 fhe int fn1t
were.
Oh ihe frlends mas on With gnd
-. good day
Anu SCI luint that forever WITH us
they'll afar
nui ihc summons comics and the rr.
IH aIllUi
AHd lfe hoa void mm cannot lc
fiiUI
fu ow of ihe iot uhirh 'nins we
know
wo sr. huildnr lho fpiurca ious aen
Edgar s.. Cuual.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17

An ausonaobls belonenp 10 Frank j..
Cngon which was taken from So front
~ The Catholic church at about :
ncfuef nst night wHs recovered by
Chief of Police - 81 WrlRhi on North
Mator Hfrafi nt about mldnight Nv
onrNn iefi fho church iNT m limo o.
eep the clr driven AWAY,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17
SCHOONER BLOWN W
BY FLOATING MINE


Us The Associated rrNnR
NEW YORK NoyH of iho hinwins
un nt toa GA the uight 90 Ven. ot ths
fntir.Haoated schooner CHARLES q Enti
coti by q floating mine and cine ns-
sslip az the inf members uf "a crew
was lrOughl horo TODAY los thV sur
vlvora. who arrived on the steamship
Munamur from Havana The eNplu-
sion occurred northwest of care
Maysi Cuba
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Loo king ! axe
Olive Tablets

To have q clear pink stiD bright
eyeg. mo- pimples. a feeling of huoylncy
like childhood days. Ycu must keep
your body free from poisonous wastes.
In Edwards Olive Tablets 20 vegc-
table compound mixed with olive OH
act on the liver and bowels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after effect
Take one nightly and note results
They start the bile and overcome
constipation That why millions OF
boxes ale sold annually. l5c and 30c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17

ATTACKING WILSON

so MAN in either branch oi thc
nuiloual eouEfcs. Ton ono moment
uicrains tho .jca that Woodrow
Wilson has had amy share SOB o.
uancial transactions coz tho peace
commission which noi that of au
honest man Nobody doubts that
the president has no tnon.cdpe of
The details of ihe expenditure OF
che great war fund Iho' $3.50
600 600 was put Boz DIS haud, fo hc
Administered hui DO is amp., folly
% suppo ilot De- hns moro ,hau
supervision of the general .homg
uf if usp
Auth is perfectly we'll known
There ia uu youth approaching
manhood Who does uoi understand
that governmental expenditure
are mndc through established
agguci,, This makes th attack
upon the president m ODE closing
hours of hia administration 400 the
more incAeusablo I'd is perfectly
evident that the majority party iu
congress does uoi desire iuiorma.
ion but simply to hlackcn the
president and add 90 the crushing
weight which official cares OF bis
service throughout terrible times
has placed upon him
There is absolutely no occasion
for bringing up war fund cypcnl
ituro, n ihe congress wants in-
formation upon that score the Of
fetal records Gre open and may bc
pcru>cd SO amy tmc Nobody eN-
pect, to imd anything rejecting
upon Woodrow Wilson Tho bi-
iach S. zoos mode Boz hope of imd
ing anything of tho Kind merely
for The sake oi making au attack
and trying to bosmireh thc hie
u,sf mun who has sou bon ihe peri-
lontai chair Within generation
VI thc tactics displayed Bop This
INSTANCE arc sarp.e of what ihc
dominant party m congress COM
siders important to iho conduct of
the otiairs of thc natiou thcn Cod
Save tho naton li is to he hoped
lho actual leaders ol thc republic
can party froWuDd upon lhis
step They are accounted too Dir
Tor such witlos performance