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The Senate by an aye and no vote
adopted the debenture amendment 10
the bill, and then by an aye and no vote
passed the bill as so amended. Inc
chairman of the committee, on the moor
of the Senate, after the adoption OF the
debenture amendment and the passage
of the bill by the Senate, stated that he
and three other members OF the COM
nlittee, in executive meeting OF the
committee, had reserved the right to
change their minds to vote in the SEN
ate against the debenture amendment
If they so desired. The committee is
composed of IL members.
The bill as amended was then placed
in conference between the two Houses
TO see IL an agreement could be reached.
The representatives Of both bodies on
the conference agreed upon the elimi-
nation OF the debenture amendment
and upon the House bill substantially
as is was introduced.
The Senate, on the nth day OF June,
by an aye and no vote, refused to con-
cur in such conference report and re-
fused to pass the bill without the
debentUre amendment
The House of Representatives on Jun'
Is. by an aye and no vote Of $50 to l13
dk-lared that they would not agree tina
IL debcnturc plan should be included
- the bill as an amendment. TN
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INVENTOR OF ARC LIGHT
DIES AT CLEVELAND HOME
Charles Francis Brush, Outstanding
Figure of Science, Expires
at Age of 80.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, June 15.-Charles
Francis Brush, 60 inventor Of the arc
light and outstanding figure as a scient-
list, humanitarian and philanthropiSt,
died at his home here tonight.
A complication Of bronchitis, which
went into pneumonia less than two
weeks ago and advanced age, was the
cause of death. The elderly scientist
was unconscious for the last two hours.
Mrs. DR.. Roger O. Perkins, his daugh-
ter, and DR.. Perkins, her husband, were
~'ith rii7. - thsyshed been almost con-
starEly for many daY&
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France is utilizing 2000,o 900 OF its
$500, 900 kilowatts Of available electro
CITY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ne section. State price. 1860 North Caro-
lima ave ne. r. A. Compton.
2 UNFINISHED ROOMS, KITCHENETTE.
first or second floor, Immediately. near
Printing once. 2l4 Indiana ave. NV.
LADY WISHES TO SHARE APARTMENT
v tn another lady. rooms, kitchen. bath,
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AUTO WRECKERS.

AUTO WRECKFRS.
Cars bought and sold in any condition.
ROBERT NELSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE,
100 Fla. Ave. NE. North 10408.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

FORT STRONG VILLA.
Lee Highway, Va, opposite Lyon Village.
Modern house, shady grounds; home prod
ucts; family taken. Phone Clarendon 1916.
Take Lee Highway bus, l2th and Pa. ave.
Dinners served. 9e
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& ez,,SS;s4 Is.
1418 Eye st. NV. National 1904.

ONE ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH.
Cathedral Connecticut $65O0
Davenport block Fgdare
The Boulevard 22 New York Ave; Fgdae $3.50
1921 Famont $500
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
1890 block Frgdare
The Boulevard 2l2l New York Ave; Frgdare o50
Cathedral Mansions 5000 Connecticut Ave. Frgdaire COCO
The A-Roy 1915 Kenyon ST. Frgdaire. $3.50
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH
House. 1901 10th ST. NV. Frigidare $4,000
Cathedral Mansions Connecticut Frgdare $500
Westerly 1920 2 ST. NV; porch. $500
Frigdaire.
WARDMAN MANAGEMENT,
1887 K St. Main $780,
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ROOMS-FURNISHED,

1920 ST. NW.-Lovely large bright rooms,
some with running water, 81, SO, 50 weekly,
smaller rooms, 81 weekly.
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Detached Home,
Cleveland Park.

Attractive home, containing 8 rooms
and bath, maids quarters and bath,
garage; lovely lot with beautiful shade
trees; attractive neighborhood. VIII
lease for one or two years; partially
furnished. Rent, $3.50 month. No.
S5o7 Rodman st. For further particu-
lars call Potomac $50, to $50.
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ROOM AND BOARD for two close to stream
where there is good fishing; state price and
phone number. Address Box 7e-A. Star
once z"
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BARGAINS!
SEE THESE AT ONCE.

RI TAYLOR MOTOR CO..
Used Car Annex Open Evenings.
1901 l4th St. NV.
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RoOMS-FURNISHED.

1909 x ST. NV single rooms, large and
airy; near bath; 81 week.
1911 K ST. N.W.-Front, two rooms, Kitchen
kitchen, SI0 week
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NEW HOME,

NEW HOME,
44O4 Chesapeake St. N.W.-S65.
Unusually distinctive colonial brick home:
6uilt-in tub and .fixtures; ) large 'Dorehss.
| hardwood floors, hot-water heat. electricity
af PriSs eat Wisconsin ave. to River I'd. west
CHEVY CHASE HOME.
au ts's N9 dssScRsa P Rem. scvS:S1ooln.
Chfy Ghafe golf GSgs one sau1ss 81,
Foons a0 1Rrt .sn 6edroomsj: living room lsxis
tiled bath with built-in tub. shower and nx-
srss ffon nf AND r rear ysTds EaraSe 70 match
house.
UNUSUAL OFFER.
1923 HARDWOOD PL.
esq be a and EiSssedHin sleeping porch.
ass 5.PsS isl , hss i nsns ss
1915 18th st. Main $3.50.
$50. 50-COLORED.
Central; 2S4s Eye st; IVA substentiai
s sss sRfs cellar Gsth R i! ben; in
CoLoRED
Sis eng St. nw-s r. b. sas.........ssesS
81 S ssqSs S Sss T. s..S s: ::: ;S
81 Myrtle n.e.-7 r, b., as,....,.,. $3.50
l46 sw.-7 rooms, water 3250
337 18th SEE r, b., gas. ............ $3.50
1915 Marion n.W.-6 rooms, water.,. 2I50
65l Goth ne rooms water. ......... 1880
1877 4th n.w.-7 rooms, water ..,,,,., $3.50
326 3rd Sw.-5 rooms, water ..,.,,,, AZ so
5l3 23rd n.w.-5 rooms, water. .,,.,,, 0,50
sos N. H. ave. n.w.-5 rooms, water. as
235 Oakdale nw.-6 r., b., gas ........ $3.50
1879 N j. ave. s.e.-5 rooms, water. -. 1880
AIS 3rd SW.-5 rooms, wRter...., 1880
1878 18th n.e--4 rooms. water. ....... 1880
JAMES r. SHEA.
643 La Ave. NV.
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SLIGHTLY USED TIRES.
Observation-Disclosures
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L. Sicily and Riversides.

SPECIAL PRICES TO DEALERS
Open Ewes. and Sunday All Day.
RADIO TIRE WORKS,
20 L St. NE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
BIELE RUKY.

Stale vacSi v;icsi je okruh Wy
znavacov slnca pocet tych, ktori
sa nechaju opalovat' blahodar-
nymi slnetnymi paprslekami. Tre-
bars sa povazuje "a vel'mi moder-
ne mat oblicaj a telo ako Indian,
predsa len 81 chcu zeny uchovat
aspoh ruky biele a make. Pro
Striedok, ako zachovat' belost
rnk, prichadza teraz Anglie a je
velml jednoduchy a iicinny. My
jeme ruky tax dlho Z teplej my
dlinkovej vode, az sn pokryte hui
stou, smOtanovOu penou. Tuto pc
nu posypeme dvoma plnymi cajo-
vymi lyzickami praSkov6ho cukru
a vtieramc slime do pokozky. Po
niekol 'kych mintltach s1 nase ru-
ky m;ikkf a hebke a pekne vybie-
lene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
PAM KATARINA I.ISKO
ODISLA MA VEtNOST

PAM Katarina Lisko, rod. Va
linsky, manzelka direktora bez-
pecnosti mesta Campbell p. Jana
Lisku, zomrela V stredu minule-
no ttzdna po I rokoy tryajdcei
nemoci vo. veku 81 rokoy.
Pani Liskova nal'odend bola v
Youngstown z vazenych srodieov
Michal a Katarina .Valinsky a
vydata bola "a p. Liskom Is ro-
kov. Bola osadn1ckeu esadXs Sy.
Jana KrS.ifel'a a a clenkou spolku
Maccabees. Zanecllava manzela,
dietky Katarfnu, Palllinu, Hele-
nu, Irenu Jana a otca Michala
Valinsky donna, sestry pi. Mariu
Hura, pi Rokita a pi. Karabin a
brata Stefana Valinsky V Yonngs-
town. 4>
Pohrah jej Dol V sobotu rano.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
Jan Hamrak chrame Sv. Jana
Krst. Pochovana bola v Calvary
cintorine. - atz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
Matka: Re sa nasa Anidka
1ie. Ia sasto boiim povedat

Matka: Ze sa nasa Anidka -
ME, ia sato bojim povedat'.
Otec: Co ii pani povedalag
/ Matka: Ze sa nasa Aniska ne
smie vydavat'!
Otec: Cozef Anicka sa nesmie
vydavat's Poeui, starka, nepre-
skocilo ii kolecko v hlaye? Preco
by sa nasa dievka nesmela yyda.
vat?
Veru preao by sa Anieka ne.
smela vydavat'? Chcete yediet 4
Nuz prid'te. ma predstavenie vese.
lohry: "Nasa Anitka sa bude Wy.
davat'!" Ma Steeltone, dna 20. o.
ktobra. Vstupne iba soc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
CITAJTE KNIZKU
"VECERNE CITANIE'

Leto sa W pominulo, nadisly
dlhe vecere. V takej dobe sa maj
lepsie travi vecer pri knizke, kto-
ra pouci, pri citani ktorej clovek
zabudne ma svoje trampoty a citi,
ze je bytost 'ou mad inymi vysoko
'stojacou>
Takouto knizkou, je Vecerne
Citanie'. Je to sbornik clankov, 0
obsahu ktorych kazdy citateP bu-
de rozmIsl at Z rozmtsl' 'ania
mat vel Ky osoh. K1pte 81 tnto
knizku. Je nej vyse 100 clankov
a stoji len S1.00 neviazana, $l.25
tvrdo platne viazana. Tym sa
zavd 'acite al redaktorovi tychto
novin ktory knizku vydal. Do
stat ju mono redakcii alebo II
nasledovnych jeho priatel 'ov:
Maria Baca, 60 Steel st.
Milan Saliva, V cudzozemskom
oddeleni Dollar banky
iJozef Martinko, krajcir, pa E.
Federal st. ina poschodi). @
Martin J. Lesnak, poist 'ovatel'
236 Haseltine Ave.
Jozef L. Maruskin, kolektor
1853 E. Florida Ave.
Martin Dolak, groce1ny a ma
siarsky obchod, COL Steel St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

Cestou uvazujeme, aki s1 tito
dedincania ned6vercivi. Strasne!
O chvfl'u ich ale uz al omlnva-
me. CT div, ze 81 nechcG dat saty,
ked sa i'm w raz potratily veci ma
yvstave9 "A we'd mas ami nepoz-
nai1, ako nam majl d0verovat'2
Pan uciteP zprvu tiez len kreil
plecami. Nechcti nechci1 pozieat'
Potratilo sa i'm raz vol'aco a teraz
uz ned6verujn.
Sl'ubil ale, re oprobuje. A sku-
tocne mi postal niektore sdciastky
gerlachovskeho kroja. Aspon to!
TAX sa stale, re som odchadzala
z Gerlachova - bez lajblika. MOI
krasny plan, re Wit 'azoslavne pri-
nesiem do Novel Vsi dely gerla
chovsky kroj, sa nepodaril. Ale
naSe putoyanie do Gerlachova ne
bolo marne. Widely SINE Gerla'
chovtanov v plnej parade. A tt
stale "a to!
We'd ten kroj je najkrajsi vte
dy, ked' ha ma ma sebe TAXA hod
ma. GerlachovGianka, alebo sue
mladcnec a ci az chap.
Hej, pckny obrazok je to, tak$
hrbka Gerlachovtanov v sviatoG
nych krojoch.
Ehod tie sa podivat'! -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
PAM KATAR1NAs sKR4LLK
s@ ZOMRELA. - = -

PAM Katarina Kralik, manzel-
ka p. Martina Kralika, (. IS
Lucius Ave. zomrela .vo stvrtok
rano vo veku 80 rokov.
Pam Kralikova bola narodena
V Spisskej zupeS ma Slovensku a
do Ameriky prisla pred 81 rokmi.
V Youngstown prebyyala "a po-
slednych sedem rokov. Bola elem
kynou osady Sw. Dominika Sp.
Sv. Martina, {. 25. ,TKSJ. -
Zanechava manzela a styroch
synov: Jana Kralika,, ktory je po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
COZE? co? ALE NEPOVE.
DATE!

Otec: Go 81 urobila tel nasej
panel, mako?
'Matka: Mic som jej neurobila,
otce, ale ona celia sa od hneyu ira
sic. ,Otee, vies, co povedala?
Otec: Jako by som to mohol
vediet'?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
Ill OK TODR.A 1929

A. Runevica a jeho manzelky, u
.E Myrtle Ave, odcestoval 10
Wyoming Seminary, kde b,.,le
studovat' lekarsku vedu.
4 Pan Runcvia je graduant South
High skoly. 4 bnl 6lenom jei ch,lr-
nej futbalovej caty. Ocakava, re.
bude clenom univerzitnej easy
ma Wyoming seminari. Panu Ra-
nevicovi prajeme zdaru " Std
l;ach
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
"a KROJAMI
X podtatranskei yystave.


mujcm priatePkam. .......g
mo, to pojdeme my, - sfh-
bia ODE, - ,'aj tax SINE tam este
neboly''
.Hovoria. re gerlachovsky kroj
je pekny."
"Ved' hei. A name to dost
blizko, musime sa NJ raz vybrat
ta."
Usniesly sme sa, re nedeI u
pojdeme, co al svati budll neba
padat', lebo odrazu SINE sa vel mi
odusevnily "a llrasu gerlachov-
skeho kroja.
V nedeI'u sice nepadali Svati
neba, ale fikal studeny vetri-
sko, nedbajilc, re je uz jun pc
Jane - teda leto, Gi co, - re by
vlastne slnko malO len tax pra-
zit'.
No, my SINE 81 staly V slove a do
Gerlachova sa slo.
.'Ked' 81 fllka, mech 81 fnka,' -
myslely SINE 81 a hrdinsky sme me
raly cestu k naSmu ciel'u. Pekne
nam jej ub1dalo onedlho SINE
NJ kracaly cez dedinu cestou, hr-
bolatou cd uschnuteho, rozbraz-
deneho blata.
No. reku, dobre, re je sucha te-
raz, ked' po nej kraca nasa noha.
Po dazdi, - Boze uchovaj
Zastaly SINE pred kostollkom
z n1tra sa ozyval nabozny spev
Pod'me dnu!
Tichncko SINE vkrocily. Kosto-
lik nabity. Sami dedincania, svia-
tocne vyobliekani a cell zahrnze-
nj v po5oznost'. Tia ich vriicna pie
sell prystila ozaj z hlbin duSe a
musela sa preborit k nebesiam!
Dojala ma ia nabozna piesen,
tax vrticne spievana, cely kosto-
licek, naplneny zboznym l'udom.
We'd hej, je nedel'a A ia
ledva viem O tom =. V mysli sa
vybavuj1 hmliste spomienky ma
rodnn dedinu, na mas kostolicek.
Hej, davno to bolo
Celia sa poddavam zvlastnej,
krasnej nalade. ...
VSetko, vsetko to spieva, vr1c-
ne, uprimne, celou dusou, celEm
prostym srdcom. A ia uz len po-
cnvam a obdivujem, nestacim OBJ
divovat'.
Chlapi sedia blizko oltara. Oti
meravo uprete do hrubych spev.
nikov. AXE starodavne knihy Gel
kom. ako Il Krasku: "mosadznt
sponky, hladene hmatom prade,
dov este' =. V prednych lavi
ciach sedia dievcatka. Vidim lel
ich ito hladka ucesane hlavky. Tt
i'm iste mamicky tax poprihladza
ly vlasy. Zvlastny ices Prnd via
SOW je prieesany ma sluchy a ov.
Sem vrkoc dolu chrbtom. V tyle
cierna stuzka.
Ma pravo sii dievky V partach
Trocha sa divim. re sedia, lebo L
mas dievky kostole stoja.
Ia dievkami potion zeny. Mia
ducke, sumne nevesty i ustarent
babky. Nevesty vyparadene, bi,
lych satkach ma hlavach,-s cipka
mi okolo. Satky sd vel'ke, naskro
bene a ma chrbte upravene d.
troch .kumstovnych" zahybov
Zakladaj1 81 na mich jedna dru
hej ich zavse znalecky a akous
laskou pohladi, poupravi, co all
nijako nerusi poboznost'.
Niektora ma decko v naruci
take prave, dedinske babatko
cepceku paradne vymasliekova
nom.
Ale co to? tTri dievky pred ma
mi sa len tax striasajn krcovitym
zdrziavanym placom.
Ach, hej, mladuchy!
Dedinsky mrav prikazuje, Z
mladucha ma plakat'. TAX sa
liz patri. Nuz ale i'm al moze byt
lito "a svobodou, lebo ved' sa vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

tulipankom ma chrbte. Velmi sa
mi uz zapacil.
Ale ami klob,ik ME je zly tymi
dlhymi kyStllami, co padajil nosi-
tel 'ovi pekne dolu 1chrbtom. A
dievcencc Oci by sa rady po-
paSaly ma pestrom obrazku pred
kostolom, ale Masa ma uz stucha
do boku: .#....
"Pod'! Oni to neradi, urazia
sa.'
Go robit'o Viem, aki sn tito
Gcr!achovGania chnlostivl.
Boze chran, ably sa dali odfoto.
grafovat'!
Ale tie kroje! Zen ako do toho
ked'' nikoho nepoznam?
Trochu nesmelo prist1lpujem kr
skupine chlapcov:
"Ci by ste mi, chlapci, nepozi
cali daktory lajblika na VISTA
vu?"
A uz al vysvetl 'ujem, ze V No
vel Vsl bude vystava atd'.
"Co pozitat Ma vystavu9 No
to uz ME A ci oni znajn, co taky
lajblik kostuje?"
Darmo 81 'ubujem, ze sa krojon
mic nestane, darmo vychval'ujen
ich kroj, darmo vysvetl 'ujem, Ct
je to vlastne ia vystava
VSetko darmo Me, oni S
svoj lajblik nedajd! Skoda MIN
reel sirit'. Vidim i'm ma tvarach
ze mi neveria.
Nuz, - trpke sklamanie. No
TAX l'ahko sa nevzdame!
Probujem S inej strany. Radi
me sd so znamou babkou, ia je n;
sa nova nadej. Horlfve trkotam1
nou a sepceme jedna -druhej
aka je milan' Lenze mil;
babka len plecami krci On;
nevie, kde by nam pozieali :.
| tato nadej zmarena!
L'utostive sa divam ma pekn'
lajbliky, ked' sa daky mladene'
milne pomimo. "Hrozne'' sa m
uz paeia. (Tie lajbliky! y
Me, ia nep6jdem bez lajbliks
z Gerlachova!
Novy napad: kupime 81 V da
ktorom dome mlieka, dame sa dc
reel domacimi - bude lajblik
Slava! mech zije! TAX to urobime
Nemozne, ably neuznali, ked i'm t.
vysvetlime.
"Kde by nam predali kysleh,
mlieka?' vypytujeme sa rad
radon kazdeho, koho stretnem
hore dedinou.
Neznam. My nemame. Moznc
ze tam, odbijaj1 mas "a kazdEn
Ale AMI tam nemajl.
"Co to. reku. V celom Gerlachc
We nemajt mlieko? Ej, ved' je t
uz len "a dedina
"Nuz. ked' su svadby! Vsetk
mlieko treba do kolaGov.'
A tax! (Spomly SINE 81 ma II
uplakane mladuchy.)
Konecne SINE natrafily ma don
kde nam uStedrili cmaru.
S chut'ou SINE 81 upijaly nj
no, hoci mas len tax striasalo o
zimy.
Gazdina, pekna, mlada zienk
nam potion poukazovala svoj
cepce, a porozpravala, co sa ak
nosi. Ny SINE chvalily ich kro
cistn izbu, hodneho synka, vsetk'
A ked SINE sa nazdaly, ze je "pi
da pripravena", zacaly SINE q
brat. -. ,-. .
Ale nasa nova znama bola pr
We taxa neoblomna, ako tt druh
i A ze to budd len ma posmec,
tie len saty. Ze oni nedaj1 bla
nov robit' 20 seba. A ze sa to str
lei. We'd uZ raz pozicali ma yyst
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geles a Jozefa Kralik tuna. Tiez
20 vnucat d 10 prarn1Eat.
Pohrab sa odbyya, " sobotu RAJ
no chramu sv Dominica. Po-
hrabne obrady vykona Rev. Ct. r.
Scho1z a iej tclesne pozostatky IL
loEene budd ma Calvary cintorine.
PAN RUNEvIC ODIsIEL
DO WYOMING sEMINARA
Pan Jozef D. Runevic, syn pana
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

Pan Jozef D. Runevic, syn pana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
WORTH TO
JOIN BIG RACE.
Big City Scramble For Gov
ernorship Will Have
Cowtown In Ii
Nv THE Political ANALYST

AUSTIN. April 25.-Fort Worth
| will join Texas big city race" for
| the governorship next year, accord
ing to a resounding political rumor
that doomed out Monday above the
din of special session activities.
r. A. Stuart, district attorney and
| former states senator, Is rumored as
| the choice to carry the Cow Town
banner in the governorship sweep
| stakes.
Along with this indication, names
| of four other Texans we're enumer-
| ated in addition to the four persons
| listed in recent political speculative
| news dispatches. Those previously
named, an embodying a fight be-
tween Houston and Dallas for the
| governors office were Lieut.. Gov.
| Barry Miller and Sen. Thomas b.
/ Love of Dallas, and Former Mayor
| Oscar B. Holcombe, who has def
nitely announced. representing Hous-
| ton. Chairman G. e. Gilmore Of the
| state railroad commission and ex-
| Senator e. B. Mayfield OF Austin
were mentioned.
Others, declared definitely among
the list Of prospective candidates Tor
| governor are:
Sen. Walter G. Woodward Of Cole
4 man, whose friends have held an
| enthusiastic rally advocating his en-
| try in the race.
Lee Saterwhite OF Amarillo and
Panhandle, former speaker Of the
house.
Sam Houston Terrell, comptroller,
and bearer Of the seemingly-charm-
| ed name In politics Of Terrell.
w. Gregory Hatcher. state treas
urer, now serving his third term.
These, together with Stuart and
| the four previously intimated as
| %aspirants, bring the list of potential
candidates next year to ten. For
mer Sen. z. G. Senter of Dallas has
announced he will be in the run
ming.
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Now the picture Of Neff has beens
painted out of the national frame
and the picture of Colquitt has been
painted in. Coinuitt is IS. He is
poor in pocket. He began life in his
young days as an ardent prohibit
tioniss. TIE switched and held office
as the le@Icr of the artist for a
quarter Of a century. His one burn
ing ambition was to wear the toga
of United States senator. He made
the gamble and he lost in a large
field of aspirants. He ran ahead
Of Charles A. Culberson, the sitting
member, like himself an anti-pro-
hibitionist.
Then the pros in the run-off
threw their votes to Culberson and
sent Coluuitt to the woods. It near
ly broke his heart. He supported
Mrs. James E. Ferguson for COVER
nor. He was not recognized by the
Ferguson administration. He sup
ported Dan Moody in two cam
paigns. His friends said he wished
to be chairman of the highway COM
mission. Then it "a whispered
about that a majority Of the mem
hers of the state senate would not
vote for his confirmation If his
name was sent in. Ross Sterling
was given the honor.
Now old and broken, he Is no
longer a regular, but a most ultra
pro. Should the senate confirm Col
quit he will have the best job at
the disposal Of the president, for a
Texan, at least, for six years to
come. All this reminds the writer
that the prophets in the haunts Of
men are dealing with futures. They
are thinking Of the campaign or
rather the nominating primary to
be held In the month of July N the
year 1880. They placed Barry Mil
Ter and Thomas B. Love in the run
ming.
Sterling Not to Run
They say that Ross Sterling will
not be a candidate for the demo-
, cratic nomination. His ambition is
to be the most successful road
builder in the history of Texas, to
put over the bond issue in 1880 and
then perhaps to figure on high Of
flee holding after the bond issue
has been given a ringing endorse
ment by the taxpayers of Texas. 1t
comes close from the throne that
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Sterling will not be in the picture
IN 1890. There will be a bitter
speaking campaign. Sterling is not
a speaking campaigner. He is a
blunt, h~ard-headed successful bust
ness man and knows his lirnita-
tons.
Not all the ultra pros or those
who are known as Hoover Demo-
Gratis who are preparing to enter
the democratic primaries next year
VIII be found in the Love household.
One Of the outspoken leaders OF the
faction known al Hoover democrats
is for Cullen F. Thomas of Dallas
o governor and is authority for
the statement that a great number
OF his fellow Hoover democrats who
are going to return to their first
love are demanding a man of the
Thomas type, but preferably Thorn
as himself, as their standard-bearer
in the campaign to come for the
lucky or the unlucky one who is to
step into the shoes Of Dan Moody.
Holcombe Already In
Oscar T. Holcombe of Houston let
loose his announcement when he
stepped down and out Of the may
or's office In the Bayou city. 1t
provoked a lot of talk. Tt made the
political bees buzz. Holcombe had
been mayor Of Houston for eight
10 years but he carried his pitcher
to the political well once too often.
He made a marvellous record as a
builder and he is going to run strict
ly on economic issues.
Atty. Gen. Claude Pollard is said
to have had a most laudable am
bition to fill the governors chair.
There r men who say that he
will not be an entrant in 1880. for
the reason that he has been ten
dered the position held for years
until his death by Judge Alexander
Stedman-that of general attorney
and adviser to the railroad man
ayers of Texas with headquarters in
the city of Austin. This position
carries a handsome salary. It's hold
er is his own boss. There are no
strings on him. This is why some
of the prophets say that Pollard
will forego his ambition to be gov
ernor and cast his lines in an easy
place.
What Is Gilmore?
Chairman Clarence Gilmore Of the
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