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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
FORMULATING PLANS FOR
THE MILFORD CHAUTAUQUA

The Chautauqua committee of Mil
ford has been formulating plans
whereby the work for Chautauqua
can be quickly and efficiently done.
This committee is in touch with
the Swarthmore Chautauqua Associ-
alton and finds that the program for
the coming season is being planned
and promises to be very fine.
The date for Milford is from June
18th to the 23rd.
A helpful cooperative spirit is be-
ing manifested and predicts a sue
cessful undertaking.
Look for further announcements.
- -. En1TNy II
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
COFFTN-BENNETT

Miss Grace E. Bennett, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos G. Bennett OF
Milford, and John A. Coffin, son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Coffin, of Mllton'
were quietly married Monday even
ing April 10Th, 1926, at Berlin, Md,
bv Rev. E. C. Hallman. They Will
make their future home in Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

Alarm clocks are altogether too
efficient.
A waiter always looks as if he had
lust got up.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
Rehoboth Beach

DR.. and Mrs. White of Wilmington
spent the weekend in Rehoboth.
William Tyndall spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Tyndall.
Miss Myrtle McCabe spent the
week at her home in Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holland are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of twin babies, boy and a
girl.
Miss Sallie G. Hall spent the week
end at her home in Frankford.
Harry A. Frazer of Lewes spent
Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.
Frazer.
Miss Ruth Hill is in Miami, Flori-
da. where she has taken a secretar-
ial position.
Mrs. Homan and sons, Frederick
and James of Wilmington spent the
weekend in Rehoboth.
Miss Elsie Hill of Baltimore was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Aman-
da Hill on Sunday, April 18th.
Mrs. B. B. Ewing spent Monday in
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
LOST

LOsT-Gold ring with seal on top
for little finger, with initials inside;
Finder return to Chronicle Othce ana
receive reward. az5-zIp
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
EUPTLALS
TA1IEY-BENDING

ALLEY-BENDING
James Talley, of Harrington ana
Mrs. Susan e. Bending, OF near
Smyrna, were married at the resi-
dence of Ralph P. Ryan, on Satur-
day, April 7th, 1926, by Rev. W. e.
Mumford, pastor of Ewell's NJ r.
Church
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

What's become Of the good old lady
who made a big cake from an eight
egg "receipt" and either got mad or
thought it wasn't good If the family
didn't eat it all up the same day?
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

The true test is when they buy it
the second time.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
Total

Acceptances executed by other
banks for account of this bank
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

Other time deposits .----..--...-...-....
Total of time deposits
subject to Reserve,
Items, SO, 81, 35 and
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

STATE of DelaOare. County of SUSSEX. IS;
/, Thomas H. Douglas, Cashier Of the aboVe-named
bank do solemny swear that the above statement true
to the best Of my knowledge and belief;
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23
OBITUARY
NEWMAN

Mildred Grace Newman daugn!ei
of Mr. and Mrs. John Newman dleu
at their home in GEORGETOWN, 70 Uii
tuesday. IT, April 10, 1926, aged years
2 months and "a days. Funeral at
Dosi5ence Thursday last ut o.
oIocE Tnterment in Union cemetery
GEORGETOWN. C-0 Rev. John T. Bailey ON
oioting %o Samuel J. Wilson & Son.
funeral directors.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

Total of demand deposits
(Other than bank deposits)
subject to Reserve items
q, Is, 29, 80, 81, and
81 ...--...-.-.--......--- 81 olO. %
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
LOOKS LIKE CO'THOUSE
WON'T BE BUILT SOON
Chamber of Commerce Agrees With
Chairman Love That County Can
Ill Afford to Build Now

Prospccts for the erection of
new courthouse at any time soon 10
not APPEAR to be very favorable,
since the board of County Commits
sioners are now only half-heartedly
considering the subject. Chairman
Love himself, being little interested
in erecting a new structure, and eX-
pressing himself as being somewhat
doubtful about the ease with which
the money could he raised, and as
TO the advisability Of putting this
much expense on the county.
The Chamber of Commerce has
gone on record as opposing any ct-
fort toward building the courthouse
ot this time until some of the other
projects now underway are COM
nletcd. for instance roads and
bridges being considered. They be-
lievp n more feasible time will be
LATER. after it can he determined
inst how the county stands financl-
ally. Judge Grady. who stirred up
the effort about the courthouse. is
now considered 10 longer by the
commissioners, and now that he is
ont of the district they feel that he
will not give them any trouble for
failing to comply with his court
order TO relieve the situation.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
CONFUSED OVER CLOSING
OF STORES ON TWO DAYS

Some confusion seems 10 nave IT,
suItcd according 10 some OF the
rroccrS. over the widely advertised
chasing ur the stores on Friday after
moons. which leaves the impression
that the grocery stores close like
wise on this date. The fact Is, the
grocery stores close each NcGh"S-
dav afternoon during July ana
August while the downtown dry
goods stores close Oh Friday alter
noon.
Friday afternoon is Il very buS!
day with us. one grocer STATES an"
70 rive CIR customers prompt ser'-
ice on this important day we give
our employees the. half holiday Oh
Wednesday.
The retail dry goods stores eA-
plaiu that Friday afternoon Il
usually their duIlest day. largely
because the farmer who has neglect
cd to ccme TO town until as late Ill
the week rs Friday. usually post
poues the trip further until satur'
day. Hence these merchants edopt-
ad l,ridar afternoon
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
One REASON FOR
DULL BUSINESS
IN THE STORES
About $4,000 Went Out Of
Town Fer Auto Licenses
During Past Few Weeks

The complaints OF Elizabeth
City merchants in the past few
weeks. that business is mighty
dull and little money is i'll cir
culatiun. uav be traced to the
tremendous amount OF money
that has been going out OF
town for automobile licenses.
In the past month, about SI3.-
eco has been paid into the local
office ior license tags. accord
ing 70 Everett Harrison. III
charge OF the branch license
bureau in the store OF llarri-
son & Mccoy.
Money for lirruS" tags has been
coming into the branch office III
Elizabeth City at the rate Of about
1000 day. according to Mr.. llar-
riSon. which would Indicate that
something like 500 cars are licensed
thru this office to date.
However. this number doesn't
represent aiI the cars in the lm-
mediate section. hCCaGSc many
automobile owners order their
license plates direct from the State
Automobile Bureau at Raleigh.
But the sudden removal Gf SD
600 from the trade channels of II
town thc size of Elizabeth City.
has the effect of slowing I'M business
10 considerable extent. 70 remove
.hfS small fortune means that the
butcher. baker. and candlcStick
maker. must wait little longer for
the money that is due them, and
they must wait little longer to
pay the money they owe to TN"
towns painters. carpenters. ana
other lahnrrrS who in turn spend
their money with local business
houses. and keep business moving.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
Shot Without Warning

greater and lesser miracles caSrtally
performed in response to Il divine
rnrrmy which mortal mind can not
comprehend.
At last. in the lurid flash of
lightning athwart Il midnight SKY.
in the crystal depths of dewdr"p
clin.im" to the petal of IL morning
Glory. i'm the clutch of ban! ;
fingers: i'm the clean eyes OF Il pure
and trusting woman. or i'll any one
and all of Il million ways. modern
Youth will bow its head reverenuS
AMI hc exalted and glorified as Ii
comes to recognize its kinShlp Wlta
all matter and It's obligation to pia!
part nobly in the program OF ii
diyinrly ordered life. And they t"o
will talk and think If God. because
God j.. after all. but short ana
handy word for the highest good
short and reasonable little word
we utter reverently for want OF
better name for thing we can not
understand.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
POINT HARBOR
PLEASURE DAY
July 81 Is The Date Set This
Year For Big Currituck
County Festival

Saturday. July 81, is set tor
Pleasure Day. the annual
Point Harbor, Currituck Coun-
ty festival, looked forward to
by the people Of four counties
each year, according TO K. l.. L.,
Griees. former Sheriff OF Cur
rituck. and one OF the leaders
of Pleasure Day, who was IN
the city this week.
Pleasure Day at Point liarbor
this year is expected TO he better
attended than usual. There are
more roads open. and there are two
ferries in operation from Point Har-
Dor. one tn Roanoke Island, the
other to Kitty Hawk. Point llar-
hor is located on AIhrmarle Sound,
ord has delightful beach, and
,rotrrfront. giving a broad view for
miles and miles down the sounds.
Congressman Lindsay {. warren
* to be invited to make the prlli'
ciual address Of the day. MI
Warren is Il great favorite i'll Cur
rituck. having won the people OF
thc county some important lcgisla'
tion in Congress with respect to
game and waterways.
Plans for Pleasure Day are moi
complete. but will probably include
boat races. music, and songs, with
athletic stunts Oh the grounds. The
event will be served under the
auspices Of the Bible Park School
and refreshments will be sold on the
grounds. A representative ait@ld-
ance from Edcnton, Hertford ana
Elizabeth City as usual. is expect
ed.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

Il never saw 80 many knock
knccd women in my life, aS one secs
sitting on the biz front porch of thc
Colonial" observed the i il Il k
Clerk To the Soda Jcrk2r the other
morning.
"T'hcy aint knock -knccd." said the
Soda .Icrkcr.
Il tell You that more than half
the ycunw ones you see sitting out
on that front porch of the Colonial
waiting for their dinners are
knock -kmccd." insisted the Bank
Clerk. Il see 'cm with my own
cyrS. thrir knees stuck tight TO-
"rthcr and their legs and feet spread
apart from the knees outward INe
two legs OF tripod
"Yorr'rc all wrOn". said the Soda
.tcrkrr. They really aint knock
knrrd: they only look that way
when ,hpy'rc sitting down. You see,
they wear their dresses so short
tLnt when they sit up on Il pNrcll
nvcrlookinw the street like that,
tLcv can't cross their legs or Sprad-
Gle their legs apart without expos
inc themselves. Their dresses are
narrow and Just come TO their
knees and 80. in order To Keep every
body guessing as to whether the!
wcnr hIonmCr< or tcddicS. they pun
thrir knees together when they Slt
down aud pull their skirts tight TO
their Knees.
"Aud 50 that's it," exclaimed the
Bank Clerk with Il light Of rcvcla-
finn shining in his eyes. I'm glad
Won told me: I'm going to take adj
voutage of this tip and keep my
cvcs peeled. because some of these
1ittIc rnt-lrg@ed ones are sure 10
rnr"ct themselves SHmc day.
tr;uk Ill have to give you Il drink
uf my real agcd-in-wo"d East Lake
rva for the information"
Are YOU sure its aged i'll wood:
sked The Soda Jer4er.
I'm darn sure. replied the Bank
Clerk, because | aged it myself
well. that's the only way you
con he sure" said the Soda Jerkef'
"BecauSe these backswOOds distlli-
erg ior' / 4etp ttait stLtf i5lny
around in barrels waiting for pro-
hihitinn "ffi""r' "a ~omc nlnn" an"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
NONE. OF THE ALDERMEN
WERE PREPARED TO DIE
Were Afraid TO Move to Widen
Street, When WCmen Called
Down Wrath Upon Them

Colonial Avenue. erStWhile Mat
thcwS Street will remain narrow rs
If old. in the area between Martin
and Read. Scared out of their wits
hy the threats of feminine OppoSl-
tion. the members of the Board
of Aldermen hastily dispersed last
Friday before the wrath of those
opposing. and dared not speak when
one good lady voiced the hope that
they would fall dead" if the lay
ing of sidewalk on the south SIDE
Of the region WAS lmdertaken. C!t!
Manager f'crebee provoked thls'"u-
nir.t u, .Ir"e. ti"- lnAt - .'',-
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

drink it up for Them. No sir, rs
soon a< they make Il run of liquor
they rush it hot from the still to
town before the prohibition agents
get their SnoutS in it.
II hought some 80 called aged
in weed stuff just once. | had
hccn paving $500 gallon for white
mule and my hootlcggcr told me
he had some extra special stuff that
be had AGED in wood that he could
sell me at So gallon. He said it
WAS the real thing and l believed
him.
II had TO 20 to his home in Sow
Nccl; to ret it and he didn't happen
to hr nt home, His old lady told me
She didn't monkey with the stuff,
hut thar could 90 in the closet I'M
der the stairs in the hall and fill
my little krg from Il big dcmiJ0hn
7 wauld find there.
Il did as she told me and the
rurrIr ur that liuucr pouring ont
of that dcmiiuhn WAS like music
TO NV ears. And l never smellcd
ANYTHING 80 GOOD in my life, ex-
cont cIo,n hcod of feminine hair
On -, y.or,u Moonlight night in June.
You couId smell the wood and taste
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
M AY INCREASE.
REVENUE FROM.
HOTEL BLOCK.
Considing Plans for Financing
Additional Structures To
Increase Income

Plans for the erection OF ad-
ditional structures, to be fin
anccd with, or in connection
with Elizabeth City's new
hotel. that will increase the
rental revenue from twelve to
fourteen thousand dollars a
year, on an investment of $780,
COO, may be considered by the
Executive Committee, before
contract for the hotel is let.
The Executive Committee of the
hotel does not prefer to skimp in
building the hotel. and rather than
erect Il building that would in any
respect fall short OF what the pub
lical has been promised, they pro-
pose to seek a plan of financing
that will either increase the revenue
Of the hotel, or do away with some
# the burdens the project might
otherwise shoulder.
The proposition that recommends
itself best is a plan to erect a num-
Der of stores and offices on Main
Street. and to erect garage. a fill
ing station and two stores on Poin-
dexter Street. The stores, and other
business places would yield con-
Srrvatively. total annual rent
Of 1000 to $14,00O a year. as they
would be the newest and most deSir-
able business locations III the city.
enhancing also. all the property on
the square, which IS now occupied
on its most important corner by the
store Of McCabe & Grice.
Financing Of the project would he
effected separate from the hotel,
altho owned by the original stock
holders of the hotel themselves. and
its revenue would 90 into the hotel
propcrtyS receipts. But it would he
operated separately. since 1t Is pro-
posed to create business properties
valued at something like $lOo.0W
with an outlay OF $25.OOO actual
cash. the balance to he financed with
mortgage on the property. The
hotel owners would have only SO
GOO actually in the project, and the
rentals would 60 to pay Off the
Indebtedness.
This method would reduce the
amount of the investment i'll the
hotel itself. 1t would take from the
hotel corporation proper, the eS-
penSe of securing the Main Street
lot. some 100000. the cost of erect
ing building thereon. about S3o'-
COO. but would provide the hotel
with an arcade entrance from Main
Street. The hotel building proper
however. would derive rents Of 3d.
on to $4,000 year from its stores
on Poindeyter and Fearing Street
which in itself is interest Oh $780,
COO.
In the meantime. architects are
buSily preparing the plans for the
new hotel. which will be submitted
70 thc directors at an early meeting.
II is estimated that the building
alone will cost 100000. and the
furniture $55OO0. The balance, for
financing. site, etc. will make lp
approximately $4OO,OOO.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

man dared move To rCSCiud the
motion Ia leave the street alone.
And leave it alone they will.
Since none of the Aldermen 1t
srCniS thereby that are prepared
To die. the meeting resulted in some
good. Ii has revealed the measure
hy which future delegations Of
wOmrnfuIk> may prevent any action
to which they are opposed. Maybe
they will find some satisfaction in
knowing how they may be needed.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

walk he placed.
The Board held Il special meet
ing H. consider the question of
wi, nim- this street. Alderman
Rri.il. did make Il motion to wild
en- it. hut the motion got no consider
alton because Il previous motion to
leave ii aS il is. had passed at
I'm earlier meeting. 1t wa$ then
that the opposing delegation Of
ladies. VOICED their opinions, and
quaiIin@ before their fury. no Alder
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16
YOUNG GIRL SLAIN BY
KNOTTSISLAND HUNTER
Sixteen Year Old Bertha Ansell Brulally Muir
elered By George Waterfield; Sweetheart
Wounded; Slayer Escapes.

Somewhere along the desert
I.,,I,. ,,.;nd;rn marshes
= D.1.
VI "' ''''>
baV. 4 tcifor-StT!CNCi iuSi'lNC
i hiding from the law. George
= NN-,,c~finIl IL hunirr and
- IIl r..:
: N"''' ~ '\'''' :, :.
t"tN NoCiII\' '''" 'i"''' ''''
home TUESDAY night dsScr'lu%
his VIE and baby. alter shoot
;nu, down IN cold blood. Bertha
~ I, N l,,uLtor
49, :,
81 >I'''''N = '''',>>'' "''>'
WOUndluG " 'liIam II. Iatcln,
her sweetheart.
G,,ry. Wofrrr;rlI murdered the
vnur. apd drfrn<rlr>> .irl. in cold
l.Innd, She wa< expecting no harm.
vhou Wa,rrf!rld reached behind
The rrp,r. bruu-ht nnt his .rln. and
.b,- rbr .frl dcad in her tracks.
U,,.,fir,d ,hot In, nirI hr-arrSr of
ris IIipd urr,,>mip. iralnrISly nf
,hr ~irl'. father. GnS<ipv neigh
l,,r. r,J urrSu,Jpd Warrrficld to
L,ri.vr tL,t C'horIrs T. AnSrn. f.
II ,,i.I,,.,. ,,..,. ,l.,,iu,. f.,st
and l,n>r with Mrs. Watrrfirld.
v,,or,i,Jl b,d rnrs.d his icoI.
or., rr,n II m,<rrrrJ him COM
,lrtc,v ~, had ALWAYS lived in the
Er,t,. ISI,ud Community. knows
rf,,l, ,s IN, y,rrlJ ar of mankind,
,tbar than his own isolated island.
,,.n.r, ip.rr,,orri,.r has brought
NO., of tho n,,ivnS close together,
.,,1 d,v.I,rrd , clouuish spirit
f,urJ in mos; MI nSiIatcd cnmmuni-
,;,. v,t,rri.Id I,I thr life of Il
b,rtnr md oui,lr. knowing nuthin.
,l., r,r,icrI,rIv +, dn. and WAS Il
,,,r nr fr,v ambitions lie gained Il
living fcr his wife and child. hut
l., n.,d novcr ,r,.uuuIotcd any sp-
,,r,,.;,IIc ,mnunt uf nropertv above
r;s ,,.rS,uoI rycmntiouS. His total
prouprty listed ON the tax books Of
C,,rriturt Cnmty i barely 5000
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

Because you can see well, it's nc
reosou your headaches are not cat
ed py your eyes. &c. r.. pt.tn-
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

4 COW belonging TO Alan Muir Of
Roddsn. Scotland, is motherlng
vnunr nit whose own mother lied
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

Eve strain causes wasted nerve
erergy. Let lis look after your eyes.
Nv. uo+h7-ra- ui-tor Pldg c@T-
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16

We pNamiue. the eyes and fur
niSh glasses the same day, See DrS'
~ - ,...rr- ii '~r, TPl-.s -.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1926-07-16


m kned the religious ardr of
primitive them hunhy cvercny into
to-day they yesterday Ii men
religioy minded they formerly
were between God and piesty order
place of the hand writing Of
growth side in birds and
flowers night and stars about
division of opinion qcng nisnder-
standing bigory tried to substitute houses and books and
rot buIed will yet build cathedral
surprising dignity the ha'hWOk OF
cd thought something been in the heart and
Hertford youth who made the above
sketch for neWSD
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-10
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. |. MURRY
Rites Held in BOzeman Sunday
Afternoon - Scores Of
Friends in Attendance

BELGRADE Especial Correspond
ence) Funeral services for Mrs. /.
S. Murry, wife Of "Sol" Murry, who
died at her home here last Friday
were held at the West par
lors in Bozeman Sunday afternoon al
2 o'clock and were largely attended,
many coming from all parts of the
valley and some from more distant
points.
The Rev. R. w. Shaw, pastor Of the
First Baptist church of BOzeman, Of
ficiated, and the singers, also of that
city, were Mrs. ] H. Harris, Mrs. A.
J. Walrath, W. T. Brandenburg, and
Howard Alex, with Mrs. A. M. Bran
denburg as accompanist. The pail
bearers, all relatives of the deceased,
were Warren, Ctis, Burton, Charles,
and Herman Thompson, brothers. ead
William Decker, a brother-in-saw.
Mrs. Murry, before her marriage
Olive May Thompson, was born in
May, 1872, at the ranch of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Thompson.
She had resided IN the Gallatin val
ley virtually all her life, and had a
large circle of loyal friends who
deeply sorrow at her passing. She
leaves, besides her husband, two
daughters, Mrs. William Fusch and
Mrs. Allen r. Jordan; a son, Isaac
four grandchildren, and several
brothers and sisters.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-10
liz Back Hurts
Begin on Salts
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally
BY Drinking Quarts Of
Good Water

No man or woman can make mis-
take by flushing the kidneys occasion
ally, says a well-knOwn authority. Too
much rich food creates acids which clog
the kidney pores SO that they sluggishly
filter or strain only part of the waste
and poisons from the blood. Then yoE
get sick Rheumatism, headaches, liver
trouble, nervousness, constipation, dizzi-
ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders
often come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel dull ache IN
the kidneys or your back hurts, or If
the urine IS cloudy, offensive, full Of
sediment, irregular of passage, or at
tended by a sensation Of scalding. begin
to drink soft water IN quantities; also
get about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take table
spoonful IN a glass of wafer before
breakfast for few days and your kid
neys may then act fne.
This famous salts IS made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia. and has been used
for years 20 help flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them TO activity. also to
help neutralize the acids IN the system
SO they no longer cause irritation. thus
often relieving bladder disorders.
3ad Salts IS Inexpensive and can not
fniure; makes q delightful effervescenl
Eshia-wafer drink. which everyone can
take now and then 10 help keep che
kidneys clean and The blood pures fneren
often preventing serious kidney tpmpi-
casions. BY AZ means nave your nkysi
cian examine ycug 1dUeys as lc
twice a yTs
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-10
". DAILY LEASES
MANHATTAN news

w. C. Daily, a well known Mime.
sofa newspaper man who formerly
operated the Three Forks Herald,
last week became editor and pub
Usher of the Manhattan News, hav-
ing leased that publication from
Mark A. Hampton, who founded it
about three months ago. For the
present the News will, as formerly,
be printed in the Belgrade Journal
plant.
In an Introductory editorial Mr..
Daily announced his intention Of
making Manhattan his permanent
home and of acquiring a plant so
that printing of the paper might be
done in Manhattan. A square deal''
for all and independence in politics
will be distinguishing characteristics
Of the News editorial policy, Mr..
Daily declares.
The Courier welcomes Mr.. Daily
back to the Galatin valley and hopes
he will enjoy every measure of sue
cess.