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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
CAILLAUX LOSES
FINANCIAL BATTLE

NICE, France, Oct. 17.-R)-
Finance Minister Caillaux lost the
first phase of today's financial bat
tie in the conference of the radical
party when the fiscal commission of
the conference voted in favor of
resolution embracing the principle of
a levy on capital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
STRANGE AND FATAL
MALADY HITS MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Oct. ia
strange and fatal malady from the
low country has hit Mexico City,
causing much CONSERVATION among
the populace. The medical profess
sion is unable to explain it.
The only symptom is an infection
in the eyes, bringing on form of
blind staggcrs. The victim usually
dies within few hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
Retired Pioneer Of Rails
. Recalls Early Days
Of Career.

Cannon Ball Murphy" is in town.
He arrived on Southern Pacific
train No. z. ....
Thousands of times he has arrived
on the Southern Pacific-also but not
likewisc-for, in point of service, be
is one Of the Oldest locomotive en-
ginecrs in the world.
Week after week, year after year.
he came into San Antonio, a dusty.
greasy, cinder-bitten hog head, his left
hand at the throttle of locomotive,
his eyes ahead on the rails.
This time, he rode the cushions"
in the vanished cars" dressed zen
regle," with nothing in the world to
worry him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
COOLIDGE TO ADDRESS C. OF C.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-CP)-The
New York Times says it has learned
unofficially that President Coolidge
viii speak at the annual dinner Of the
New York state chamber of commerce
on November 10 at the waldorf-Asto-
ria hotel. ---esSa..-.s y.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
LANSERV|CE.
TO BEGIN IN
WIN TER
Chamber Of Com m cree
Asked to Attend
Dallas Farley.

Air mail looms for San Antonio this
winter.
Fast service to all points in the
North, East and West will be avail
able by a line running to the north,
according to Chamber of Commerce
officials.
At conference to be held in Dial.
las in November, the details will be
planned and the proposed line from
Chicago to Dallas will be extended
to San Antonio.
This will give the city much quicker
service from all points as the air mail
will connect with the trans-contin-
entail line at Omaha on its way here
from Chicago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
HENRY SCHWEITER
DIES IN WICHITA

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 17.-R)-
Henry Schweiter, 81 years old, Wich-
tia capitalist, and resident of the
city since 1870. died at his home
here last night of pneumonia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
ASK CONFERENCE.

Luther X. Bell, traffic manager of
the National Air Transport, Inc. in
formed Fred Herndon Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, that he was inter-
ested in extending the Dallas line TO
San Antonio and asked Mr.. Herndon
to meet him in Dallas in November so
that the matter could be discussed.
The Chicago-Dallas proposed route
was largely worked up in San Al
tonic and the way was checked, towns
consulted about their support of the
air line, and it was largely due 10
this city's interest that the line was
created,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
GAIN HEARING.

Volume of mail promised to the air
line satisfied the Chamber of Com
merce that the route was feasible and
with this information, they went to
Washington officials and gained fa-
vorable hearing.
The route from San Antonio north
will be Dallas, Fort Worth, Musko-
gee, Oklahoma, St. Louis and Chi
cago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
WOMEN Of s. A.
BACK ALAMO
PARK PLAN
Remember the Alamo! :"

Remember the Alamo"
A cry that led hundreds Of ragged
Texans to victory against thousands
soon may re-echo in San Antonio.
For if the sentiment of prominent
women club leaders may be taken as
prophecy, the Alamo soon will be
beautified by the addition of a park
to its grounds.
San Antonio club women, leaders
in civic affairs, heartily endorse a
movement that is under way to obtain
and beautify the ground adjacent to
the Alamo on the south side of the
shrine, a strip of battle-ground now
occupied by a business house.
MEETING CALLED.
The Alamo Mission Chapter of the
San Antonio Conservation Society has
called a mass meeting for Monday
night, October &c. at the Menger
hotel to start a campaign among
mems and women's clubs, campaign
either to buy the ground or TO interest
the city in its purchase. The proposed
park is a lot facing Alamo Plaza
and Crockett street.
at would be a wonderful thing"
declared Mrs. i. W. Evans, president
of the City Federation of Women's
clubs. "A park on Alamo ground
would be an asset to Alamo Plaza
and to the entire city,"
Surely the best way to perpetuate
the heroism that makes Alamo ground
sacred is to beautify the shrine in
every way possible" Ms. X. r. Rus
sell, president of the Woman's Aux
iliary of the Old Trail Drivers as
ISOLATION, declared.
WILL ATTRACT TOURISTS.
"Commercialism should be cleared
away from the Alamo as much as pos
sible. 1t is an affront to the his
tory of the shrine to have signs and
business houses on its battlefield.
Il believe San Antonians are be.
ginning to realize that every mouu,
ment they erect to the immortal his
tory of their city, every beauty spot
added and every memorial built, will
CONTINUED On Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
DENIES RIGHT
OF BOARD
TO ACT
Rabbi Declares Evolution
Holds No Menace for
Religion.

Denying the State Text Book Com
missions right to censor truth and
knowledge from the school books OF
the state. and sounding a warning
that the action of that body this week,
would lead to more disastrous re-
suits than experienced in Tennessee,
where a similar attempt at censor
ship was made, Rabbi Ephraim
Frisch attacked the Text Book Com
mission in his sermon at Temple Beth
FL Friday night.
Evolution holds no menace for re-
ligion," DIR. Frisch declared. at is
the death knell for theology, but the
ology is frozen religion, and religion
is greater thing than an idea
frozen into creed 1000 years ago.
TRUTH MUST GUIDE.
"Any belief that will not stand the
light of truth. is a belief that should
20 into the discard" he continued. Il
have every respect for the fundamen-
talist who is not a hypocrite in his be
lief. respect him for the SINGER
ity of his belief, although l may de
plore the shallowness of his knowl
edge.
But say that he must respect my
right to believe in and learn the truth,
Just as | respect his right to be
lieve in what he terms the truth.
"And when a board, or group of
men, meeting in Austin, decides with
out a public hearing, on what is and
what is not knowledge. then it is
time for the people of this Empire
State to take a hand. 1t is time that
they have voice in what their chill
dren should be taught.
TINE TO TAKE HAND.
at is not for group Of appointees,
probably not educators, to decide arbi-
trarily what your children and mine
shall be taught. The usual run Of
appointees to such positions are not
qualified to act as arbitrary critics
of text books written by educators
who are in touch with the knowledge
of the world.
"And il the time has come when
group of men, sitting in little room
in Austin, can say whether or not our
children shall read this or that. then
it is time for you and l and every
right minded person in Texas to take
a hand in the proceedings.
"If our books are to be censored.
it should be done after a public hear
ing.
Rabbi Frisch declared that any
such action amounted to a union of
church and state. the very antithesis
of American principles, and the &C.
tuating motives of the founders of the
United States.
He began his sermon by reading
the genesis, from the Bible.
"You are privileged to interpre
this as you please" he said.
my Interpretation, and that Of the
Continued on Page Two)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
MANS TONGUE
SHOT OUT, 8
JAILED

A badly sliced golf ball led TO the
shooting of ID. Neal, 33. 1914 Furnish
avenue, Friday night in a st. Hedwig
road soft drink parlor.
At least the 30-year-old Oklahoma
oil man who is held for the shooting
so declared, when interviewed at cen
trail station Saturday.
81 was slicing my drives badly"
related the man. who plays the Sa-
lado course. "Finally, when ! had
sliced two balls over near the soft
drink stand, went in and got ac-
quaintcd.
JOINS GAME :
a little later on decided I might
be better at dice than at golf, and
joined in game with two other men
at the soft drink stand. / won most
of Meals money, then began losing.
After ] had cashed n check for $50
and lost it. quit. They accused me
OF being plker, but L went out,
only to discover that ! had left the
keys to my car in the soft drink
stand. =
IL went back and trouble started.
If it hadn't been for my bad slice
earlier in the day I'd be free man
now"
TRIO HELD. 81
The prisoner said he came to San.
Antonio to develop oil fields south of
the city.
The shooting occurred shortly be-
fore midnight. The bullet pierced
Meals cheek. almost severed his tongue
and lodged in his right arm.
Besides the oil man-gDlfer 40
Continued On Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

THE profound Cyrus II. +. Curtis
1 papers say Republican troubles
in Indiana may "blast the CtolidS,
third term Where does Mr.. Curtis
get the Coolidge third term?
Mr.. Coolidge has been elected Pres
ident ONCE. The chances are 80
10 ! that he will be elected a second
time. When reelected in 1928, that
will give him his SECOND term. no
third term about it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

CEVEN great nations in Europe
~ have agreed not to attack each
other. That's better than trying to
drag the United States into League
Of Nations, with the idea Of calling on
US for troops in case Europeans de-
eide TO fight, and for money to help
pay their bills.
We have As nations over here that
agree not to murder each other and
We are getting along nicely. II Eu-
rope will initiate us, everything will
DO pleass-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

IT is different with the small doctor,
getting out of bed at 2 o'clock in
the morning, to see croCpy child,
Worrying himself to death early. II
he manages to make $4,000 extra by
shortening his life, there is income
tax ON THAT and ne isn't allowed
TO deduct anything for depletion"
either.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

WHAT happens in Indiana won't
w interfere in the least with. the
Coolidge SECOND term in 1928. As
things now stand, with the Democrats
barely strong enough to cut each
others throats, you might take In
diana or any other state away from
Coolidge and he wouldn't miss it,.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
LIKES SAN ANTONIO.

Il have no home" he said, "and
don't want any. have put by a lit
tie money and own a place out here
on Grand avenue, because l think San
Antonio is the best place in the world
and want to be sure of a place to
hang my hat when come here
He has six children, all grown.
with families of their own. he said
two daughters and four sons. One
son is state representative from Hous.
ton. There are many places, he says,
where he can "hang his hat" without
having it thrown out.
Formerly when he drove in, his IN.
try was unnoticed as far as he, indi.
vidually, was concerned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

NyASSILI WADNOSKY trained
" his horse Transvaal most care
fully TO win the Cesarewitch stakes
in England. The horse failed, Wad-
iosky hanged himself to end his
troubles.
An inventor, relying on his brain
and on luck. will try and try again
never losing courage. See the life of
Palsy.
When a gambler fails he kills him
self on the race track or at Monte
Carlo. Real mental work is its own
reward, whether in failure or sue
cess. Gambling, vice, has no com
pensation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

4 MOTHER "FRENZIED DAY"
"A in Wall Street. The ticker was
Is minutes behind all day.
which means that it couldn't print
sales as fast as they occurred. Some
body bought and sold 100000 shares
Of United States Steel, 100000 shares
OF General Motors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

IN the chemical laboratory of CO.
lumbia University 5000 rats wonder
what has happened. They are fed
strange things, that the learned DIR.
Sherman, professor of food chemistry.
may learn what foods proiong human
life.
The sad part is that after the rats
have tried all kinds of food and indi-
gestion, they must die.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
TRIO HELD.

Continued On Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17
MUST HAVE "JIGGERs."

MtcI HIVE JIUUEhS."
This time he was met by com
mittee representing the Majestic The
alter, which, presented him letter ex-
tending him the cOurtesies of thu
house.
"The Iron Horse is on the bill and
Cannon BALI says he wouldn't
miss it." It's story of pioneer rail
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
PL PROGRAM
FOR SHUT-INS
Wounded Vets TO Play for
Those in Hospitals

Wounded ana disabled veterans
Ftill Ia hospitals ANA homes IN the
Pacific Northwest viii b. remem.
berod ArmEtioe night by their bud.
dies In The Dllhicd American Vet
Grams OF the World War The Seat.
Gle u, A'y. orchestra. q seven piece
affair, VIII broadcast "a concert for
them from KTCL. starting NJ $50
y. m.
a J Milford n manager o. the
orchestra, Others are. Gene Old.
ham. violin. r. C. woodward, banjo.
otto Beck, plano. r. G. Branhnm
and Norman PlumridRe. saEophoneg.
r. C. Wilson. trumpet. and william
J. Wagner, who leads. plays the
drums and sings baritone solos.
Tho orchestra win be on the air
Tor some time II viii broadcast
from sac TO 10 next Saturday night.
from KJR Requests concerning the
program may be sent 20 y. a. ".
headquarters. az 2O2 Empress build.
Ing, Seattle, and viii DO complied
with uH FAR az possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
Charge Hartley Is Not
Informed on Education
GOVERNOR Program Falls Like Bomb Among
Leaders Of School Work in Seattle

TNHE educational program offered
IN the message of GOV. Roland
n. Hartley az olympia Tuesday fell
like bomb among those interested
in educational matters IN Seattle.
However, many express a wish 20 "a,
anime and digest hts suggestions
morn carefully before expressing
opinions
Everybody Is willing 60 give the
goycrnor credit Tor having the eour
age OF his convictions. hut there ap.
pears a strong undercurrcnt among
those who viii not talk FOR publica,
ton that the governor i not fully
advised on the educational situation
THOMAS X COLE. supcrintcnd.
ent ~ city Schools--''I should Ike
20 study the governors message
carefully before reaching a final con.
clusion, His program would have
little effect on the city schools, Hs
see IT, Ills proposal 10 have the
state publish the school books would
be a grave mistake II takes brains
ana long experience as well as a
good printing office 20 produce nc.
ccptablc text books"
MRS. BERTHA BARNHART,
President women's Federated clubs
~ feel abou, as tho legislature
Is reported 60 feel concerning the
governors educational offerinEs
The sooner We forget Il and him,
the more progress We shall make, ="
T.. SHORROCk. city school dircc.
tori fully agree with the cover
nor that educational expenditures
should DO reduced. one way 20 nc.
compiish this in tho city would b.
20 impose high school fees. the
same as the university does. do
not think tho governors proposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
The Younger Set Is
Awarded HoOple Club
Dollar; My Word, Yes!

MEL, Hooplo club members,
w how about letting some Or
tho younger bet IA on the dollar
party7 All right with Everybody
Well. IN that case well trIndlo
along one hard, round. iron
amaelor 10 Jack W Rcintz.
Jacks II years old and lives az
100 John ~.
Stand By TO stop tho buck.
jack
Here's Jacks Hooplr yarn
"EEhd' M'Lads. have con
trlyet a machine 90 extract tho
iron from spinach. by Joyol /
have been offered n contract by
the Bethlehem Steel co. Tor my
whole uutnt"
one bean every day for tho
Major Hoople yarn that's printed
In The star Limits 90 words
lcngthwlse and as tail as you like
send 'em 10 the Major H0Ople
club NJ The Star. 1907 Seventh
ave. Seattle.
Any shut-ins want tho stories
We don't PUBLISH Hundreds Of
EN- down here, Send a friend for
'em.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
Kendall Denies He
Aided Bank Holdup

Hobbllns into presiding court
Tuesday afternoon. James Kendall,
prcmnturcly gray denied he had
anything 20 do with the Queen City
hank holdup at Fremont September
90 KendRil's leg was broken IN
an auto crash which police say end,
ed the attempted escape OF r II.
johnson. jailbrcakcr. James Fan,
Mag and Kendall Judge Smith re,
duccd KcndalIs hail from t25. 900
10 $50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
BOY CONFESSES

william Reaua win celebrate hts
18th birthday Friday In tank NJ
tho county Jail Ito pleaded guilty
70 second degree burglary In pre-
siding court Tue bay afternoon and
sentence was delayed 10 give 7. A.
Morrow. probation officer, a chance
10 investigate.
Frank Marsden, who r. alleged
20 have pcrpgtrated a series or
burEluries with Rtqua. Is held
without arraEnment until his true
age can be determined The state
claims he viii be rs on the last day
Of the year. His relatives claim he
viii DO II and should bo handled by
the Juvenile court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
eCOURTS ACTIVE
Dry Agents Obtain Convic-
ton and Guilty Pleas

One aequittaL one conviction and
two guilty pleas were tho prohlhi-
ton enforcement toll IN federal court
Tuesday,
George Vanderbilt was freed by a
Jury In Judge Cushman's court on a
charge OF violating the dry laws
William Liethelm was convicted by q
Jury IN Judge Netercr's court and
win be sentenced November 20.
Luther Nadeau viii spend the next
eight months In the snohoulish coun-
~ Jail. Judge Cushman decided.
when he pleaded guilty 10 violating
the prohibition net.
Alonzo Myrick cleaned up two
booze charges Tuesday when he
pleaded guilty 10 both before Judge
Cushman. He has clean slate
now. but viii have a pay $3.50 fine
and serve six months In tho sno-
homish county Jail before he can
start out again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
boy RUN DOWN
BY WOMAN
May Die From Injuries Re-
ceived Under Auto

A woman and a little boy we're
ssriously injured in auto accidents
Tuesday evening.
Eightyrarold Clarence Nelson. sIf
henderson 81. was taken 10 the seat.
no General hospital with several
broken ribs and internal injuries. re.
rrived when he was struck hy an
automobile % Mrs, II, n. Hamilton.
The boy was playing near his home
when the accident happened.
Mrs Hamilton and the parents OF
he boy took him 90 the hospital.
The child Is In a critical condition.
Mrs Lena Score, GO. or 5ssT stth
ave. 5, W. received injuries TO her
lack and head when she was
Knocked down at Spokane -. and
Youngstown way by an auto driven
uy J. {. Chamberlain. S0Is =.
18Th ~.
She was taken to the city hos.
pital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
WILL ELECTRIFY
c. n. RAILWAY
Contract Let for $4,000,
600 Chelan Power Dam

SPOKANE. Nov. IL Electrified.
ton plans OF tho Great Northern
railway thru the Cascade mountains
were completed here "Wednesday
when the contract of tho proposed
power plant and dam ut Cheiau
Falls was awarded 20 Grant Smith
and Co, by the Washington water
Power Co.
Work VIII be started 10 the first
OF the year, u was announced by
u, l. Huntington. OF the Washing.
ton Water Power Co. The dam
and plant viii be erected at the
river end or Lake Cholan and will
represent an outlay Of 10000 900
II win develop $4,000 horsepower
at the star, and 1907 900 horsepower
when Il is completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11

torment will be in Evergreen park.
lie Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Alice X. coc. and four children.
MRS. {, II. McCtMMON. resident
OF the Puget Sound country for 10
years, died at her home. 1853 18th
ave. S. w. Tuesday Tho body Is
Al Bu,terwor,hs pending ruuertl
arrangements. She had been prom.
iuent In lodge work and civic az.
fairs.
Funeral ritcB we're held wcdnoa,
day morning for ROLAND X. BED.
MAN, 10. at n Home Undertaking
parlors. Rev. Ambrose NJ Bailey
officiatcd The body was eremated.
The body OF CHARLES ~. Sell
By, electrician. will - crematcd
Thursday after services In the Hut.
tsrworth chapel, conducted by Rev.
Cleveland Kleihnucr sclby died
at his home. Js0i sixth ave y. W
Sunday.
LIENELLiN l.. CLARK. retired
hallway engineer. who died Monday.
will 10 buried at waahclll GENE.
terry following services In tho Home
Undertaking chapel. Wednesday
Rev. Ebert II Hicks was 10 Off,
ciAie.
This last rites for MRS, RACHEL
MORGAN. who died az her home. al
i6o0 ed ave. viii be heidi az the
Home Undertaking Co. pariors Wed
nesday. sho viii be buried in Ever
green Park cemetery Mrs Morgan
was a native OF wales. and had
lived In Black Diamond for 81
years.
MRS. IDA A. LUTHER, who died
Monday night AZ her home. a4Oo
SD ave. s. w, win bo held Friday.
in the Butierworth chapel She had
been a resident Of Seattle for more
than 30 yeara She ia survived by
her husband. II. p Luther. and a
daughter. Mrs. 1. l.. Gels, Of this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11

every day. AdlerlkR brings out much
additional matter which might cause
trouble Don't waste time with pills
or tablets but Let Adlcrika give your
stomach and bowels QUICK relief
What Doctors Say
Or. q, Eggors reports AdlerilR iH
the best medicine hn has used in 81
years
DR. W II nernhart writes he could
not get along In his practice without
AdieTikn
Or J. j. Weaver. doctor for 80
years. hhyH he knows no medicine
better than Adlcrika-
DR.. l.. LRuRlais preScribes Adler
liza regularly with GOOD effect
J. y. Pickett writes: After using
Adlcrika feel better than for 20
years. AWFUL impurities were
eliminated from my system"
Adlcrika IN a big surprise 10 pco-
pic who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines be-
cause Of its REAL and quick action.
sold by leading druggists every
whore. In Seattle by Bartell Drug
stores and other leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11

educational board Of nine would be-
practicable"
MRS. H. L. GROSS. president
Parent Teachers Rssoeiation-
Those OF us who arc trying 10 AID
tho schools believe that any serious
Interference with the schools would
be a mistake The city schools are
doing good work"
NATHAN ECKSTEIN, merchant
uud puhlic.spiritrd cltlseu--"I have
not studied tho message sufficiently
10 make a statement az this timo.
In n speech al tho Chamber OF
Commerce last Friday. I Said that
the business man wished taxes kept
down 10 a minimum. but that the
state must not neglect "a duty n
doing this The cities ana other
local communities are taking good
care uf their schools, and the state
must not fail 90 provide adequately
Tor It's Institutions OF higher learn
ing,"
CHARLES DOYLE. secretary se.
attic Central Labor council inc
governors educational program ala
not sound good 60 me, Any attack
on our educational system II a mis-.
take Education is the foundation
OF our citizenship and we should
go slowly about dAorgnnEing q '
DR, HENRY SuZZAI.Lo, prcsi.
dent University OF Washington
"Thc chief issue Is 10 keep sduca.
ton and partisan politics separ'
atcd."
II. 4. PIGGOTT. Printer-'-Thc
governors performance OF yostcr.
day before the legislature. would
be great FOR the next annual ham
Quct Of the Kind Words club. We
aAam