Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 August 1899 — Page 4

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The Review.

PETER PORCUPINE.

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"Cnm «*ms* wOisveL m»i tm -ttdhmi.' Hm* M* fr^u-fy fvt.n 2*6(1. 74» -KnA i".vA «MJU» «vrpm* & & *%•£*. eu U'-'A f&j&Miii, ti»?x miiA* OSw.-i- is. «s i.: fi* tttw oy hit y». ii

ISO SOl/jMOS osjift *r3tte i& a

TJk a.few ulS«to5' UteS .*»

a T«=H bfc-

lope litar tiasil ev«.4 ostjr ns^Jng tea- heek 4© p&iMe urxke irsm tint db&tioz lift fates :-id deereei for Ler. Y«4t at o&e ^b« -vae tbt fbanamo^ wotoau of Aoafrfka. aztd her is seen ic the kgisisti of ilttjee t«rribifc cbji of drll jsaiie. Yet, sbt Btd ia poT«tr, witboot a Oi^xtd tc dtase b«r ej«* for tbe kmg aaddx^amk«8 sleep. -Vanjtj Taxdrifes: all is varntr."

fILL1AJLSPOKT ha? a dudebotti keepssr. a tesoderfoot fxota tbe E'cft, j#eabape. wfeo ba« oosaae /jt into tbs West to teacL tb« people masters. Ooe of ibe rieh and sabetsmtM cM farmers of Warren eouzrtr, who ba«s bees laborisjf midar tbe delwsifM for

rnacT

year®that be was as gxwd aa anrJxdr, went into the jbostlery pre-^ided orer by tbie ^Miie Waldorf A*tor, and ordered hie dL'j^er, The prc^rK-r was seized with a fit of bjdropbor/ a on Bbfeocg a tamm mated at hk tab-« j^bost a coat, aad promp'.ly ejected him £ro«a the diijiag room. Thai landlord has imd-rit3y tbe ooarage of bfe ecrrvktioiUE. i/it to utsdertak* to run a fc'-rub hotel a towo like Williamspc/rt on each a plan, is a tough prc^Joratkm. will diseorer later that if he lives there he cotist allow every fellow who has the required qoaxter to thrust his feet upder the

mahogany, whether he wears even a agreed to take half of the stock, no shirt. There are many young fellows of this generation whose heads need trephining. Then.- is pressure somewhere on the trrav matter, and none

oeecU it wore® than this W illiaxnsport men he visited pronounced his plan chap.

*HEEE has been a combination effected between that distinguished scientist and orator,

James J. Corbett, attd an Episcopalian preacher in the East, and tbe ex-thumper of Sullivan is to play the leading role in "As You Like It/* and tbe proceeds are to go into the treasury of the Lord. This is enough to cause the late Mr. Shakespeare to turn over in his grave to see his play handled by the awkward James, and the angels will weep over the degeneacy of the preacher, who has combined with him to defraud ibe public for the benefit of the

is vacation time for tbe preachers, and "while the cat's away tbe mice will play." The true genuine Christian is always found in his or her place on Sunday, 00 matter whether there is preaching service or not. But tbey don't do it. By this I mean you can always tell who are the genuine stuff by visiting a church when tbe preacher is taking his vacation. Then you can see those who worship God, each one present and doing his beet. The old song

adkaisrv'a&jjwae

csc as feaSJow*: **T5«Br»w» mw«r isfctt cte««B 2l Siw «tanio» «C-a» SBkfc fwraiottJ*

I *«s* to caamit buffi Saucbty toad jus sercstT-agfat ifes*. Ifej wwee i&e o5d t&sMe tssmd that I feeI ears- sse «Se vi»fcki iht r.ui. H»sw«: of ea«freKB!a5» wr'.bHwqg-. SiifT S8T, flfjft. S&Btt trm. wins* *wt t£e caber It W2» StOI (Eilr

lbs isbsep tlact in£ aeaisijr d*t«BlBie

5 jbei Imd sts^yed aamem-t^es. |T® ^rr« saB? Seskef's •^aeai ec^K-Bttsii, it wasad ism isd wbeiliStt:

:...

Wiatat tti W iisrpt. fc» 3si£. "!S» jftejiaitiri iii»4 laart iia tt* *3a®*"xi«c%- Oaai-% wrjfc «smk n»5»6, jn«« incuteec AMi-Jt «n rBUntsc msudU

£«^jAur i& ovq' fern biC? ganatS- :,• i» Anofeur3totflbi-vs isfcia:*.

baei words: -TsoEkr of raaaSa^ ill ae r^sitr." iW ward* nrr«r bad sJrxtgw appSkatlvi tbsc to tike eae* cf Eia* CSai*? iprsgra'-. tr&o 4a«3 a few iij£ I ago iX Wa*toagv.»x Tift da.-^ia« dft &3T«siar '.-.aaa. Swwtarr ©f tbe Trtsansary. aad Gatif Jtatke iiie sited Ste&ee SajJECESfe Cwot saad •wife tbe Gjffenw of L^axtd, axri &mA as ilxt aK«t ftj vscQ£s Is A Kiftf#?... WItsEt is tbt fssB -.i'r of her yom*s V#$) %o 'f& »L.e hss bsxkfz ira« Fswadfcft Ii^'--rta,f€4?.'saei,ao8wo-Ja*T« leijAO--: a saewt «»g Ike tite? cssm& te Ler. Sbt &d a wile. r*rtft c4 **£:*.:. I aoi Sbfc efesd «at a bar& extsfaeBCfc bj optratks? a %^..sl3 maris* saestf ti*t vxjR A ties Utrs&s tritCl.pL* f'

DYAED EIPLDCG is ZZ&tX: is ties estj. Sj Bunfr fcokarerwak® sHpptd isSi& fee Ebcarr KIE 5L

eagfe of

•vesiax 3i Isarw.ar*. aad iSse bem k»5*

al-srajs g-cod tlfingR.

AST wask a man from Indianapolis made a visit to CrawforiisTille with ^proposition to establish a canning tactorv here. He

if Crawtake the

matter how much it was, fordsville capital would other half. He succeeded in interesting one man only. All tbe rest of the

all right, thought it would be a good thing, but would not take hold of it What is the matter with Crawfordsville along this line anyway? Her people desire to be known as enterprising, and feel terribly cut up if any insinuation is given to the contrary. yet they let good things pass by. The time has come *»hen every town must get a "hump* on herself, and the bigger the "hump" the more success.

PEAKIKG of what Sut Loringood would call "nat'ral born durn fools" we have ararespecimen in William Waldorf Astor, 1 the degenerate who has forsworn al-

church. There is nothing which legiance to his country. He has quit

amuses me more than the sort of stuff we see branded "religion" sometimes. It in the sort they sell at the groceries, three bunches for a nickel, late in tbe season

us cold, and had himself converted into a Briton by due legal process. He is doubtless now as loyal a Britisher as he ever was an American. He

Nursing Mothers

dread hot weather. They know how it weakens and how this affects the baby.

All such mothers need Scott's Emulsion. It gives them strength and makes the baby's food richer and more abundant. 60c. snd SL

All druggist*.

te» move mass em be Strand is America. Be tobe-abfteto wiasaSe ^Goci aawe tb? QebchT *-fi3a fcroe BriteA sect. Hat £aak be i» ®f soiafe if Mood sad fays dbas to msa^sasj «ai» at £2ld—is Spsk.

Tifc Mra$«B£ de I It is SBttJagia i&

:'8sjiaSz

AracM «Jb^r

assise Ibe b99k aad fc«ad it to ^^tagfear^j-^a^ F-oee

Mfkdnrud^nrii,- ^^7 c« a ,5^- &<* v: ^par TOO p^sca^i alk^ p«d

v.ovis aj«5g^

id^Kei. l^gr^d M&^aod- ti»t^ J»euin9/J

to Ofek ^ek as m^TjP0^5 srci^.^ r^db-,^ to iBte t^ee. teSanjdaj miac»l Usrsij. aad tibs faooi •*rag :r-OTiniiita.iT oot^an^d to cb-lir-i'jE. kz. "Tift IT3a5 •'.:' ti*e Fore aad A/r" ixrj knage-i liiob oa Waier str&stJ* If aiij 3sc*re EpSiff't bxis nzto th&L fflxaij tier *21 go tsrc^ag'L ti^:- baiids a specsa! ezparga&og itorai: Fads -aife

BQ4

AFT A IN TARLTON, a Lmv^i Sta^e? rw-raitiiig oSoer, wae 132 the dtT this w»fck ectdes'^riBg' toixiteress tbe joo&g m«sa is tJK war which Unete Sam is w^grng oc tbe other side erf tbe worid. Bat: «i£^ge to saj tbe byys dad not fail 1 orer eacb OJiea* to eclist. Wbeo tbe war with Spain ©ommeasoed tbe yoatt coyld Itardlj be restxaioexL It was a war to wipe ooi ixisalt. It was a war for liberty, ami the patriotism of tbe zreragt Asoesksm youth was de«p]y stirred. He was ready to die to »T«ige tbe Maine, or for tbe liberty cf 1 ae. oppressed Ouban. bat is tbe JPLi. pp9Be war b& sees nothing which apjr'-.i to patriotism or ehiraliy. He re&]iz>es that Agmnaldo most be licked, bat be does cot hanger and thirst lea* tbe job. He sees that we hare broken oar plighwd word to the Malay, aitc In our greed are trying to rob him ef his home aud crush his hope of liljexty. Eolistmecis oome slowly in Republics for such work.

AstoesxL. SmsKxah. 1BB&. He

']aSjary«c«r2 ta3 sastS be £a& itr ISTETE OF COSES, SUD LIBS LANWRYGM |«a£je litaa- wi Ms ias& taS teoahtx is.

Set ISTS3IEE%&. Bt JB&E beea Tnnn»T|aialij ssi3&ib^ bj tim PrnfiX if WakL Tixal KeeasoesB si Issmti atwMiTw^t'ay be-at paue&ixS. tkn laarae of As4cr oe aa iaOTffl&ffi BSL do^cs? lite giHing of fe ee£_iOi&,

Mr. As&cr. i»res

FeribasjK^s leatrefi a easiaa

IIjiast.*Mrs

v^ki: nr&*A iaiE«jer c&eer^acs to ts£e aMassraztes&s of pH^waere soncaxlar appesadages. Ife Biaadb prase iassiffet wals. tse- tnafcara Btaaedjin and Jadasi P. BeasjaaEEa. a* t^iSet ATT^rir^aw. wii^ dsSESte3

CSK23TT. T4»fr EK«a

fe 1

ir-*«.:-i»«a'''t ciegrer aa»d a bc£&k> iuc-.

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f8*-

af-,cad fe

jbeaTj osi tht Asvor aaaaft, azti tk 5 saobvkii sdoc am 'opstorj nfc%

Assgt

BQFL

i*reliabkr

lowiag:

In a rather ackt spot In a roym that's ckse asd hrA, With his sdasozs and his paste

Works ac editor it haste. J£orki siagiog. til atone 'nln a tort of codertone, "•With toy scissors for a fnesd

I ao sale oeto tie eodr

Id his paper I have looked A &d discovered tbiegs he "hookexT" Aod was oft©c moved to ecelle,

More in sympathy than guile. But a word I never said Ic regard to what I read. For I knew he had a friend

That would help him to tbe end.

Not in sorrow, not is glee Workiag all day long is be As his pristera, eight or cine,

Call for "copy" all the time. Ent in mooolxmes the song He is bu naming all day locg, "With my scissors for a friend.

I am safe unto the ecd.rt.

'Tie a song I do not sing. For I scarce believe a thing ID thie pri&ting cewg that's old.

And tbe use of scissors boid. But bis scissors are I know. Tbe o&ly poultice for his woe, And will always be a friend

That will keep him to the end.

Jost a trifie aorioos he As he wonders what would be If the mail should fail to corae,

Acd he's neariy stricken dumb. But his hopes will ever rise Wheo the postman greets his eyes. Then he knows he has a friend

That will keep him to the end.

So he sits and siegs acd clips All the papers icto strips. "yews" or "Enquirer," what you will,

All are ground up in his milL 80 he clips and psstss ahead, And toils to earn his daily bread. %hile his scissors area friend,

That will keep him to the end.

Handy too's a? well as creeds, ilsve their birth from human peeds. ADd I would oot take away

His greatest helper day by day. Any help that they may bring, Any hope when thought takes wing. For his scissors are friend

He will cling to to the end.

EWS comes from England that Willie Waldorf Astor, tbe grandson of tbe dealer in coon pelts, muskrat hides, wants to be elevated to a peerage, but his pedigree will not admit of it. If be could trace his lineage back to the King of tbe Cannibal Islands, or tbe Grand Gyascutus of the Bornean head hunters*

•graftf *«k. He

soya! '"Mai*'i» Ins vesns. pmpk

9D sasnsrlSKr

gsEQdSa&ar ^t»3t as lodes. T!b» sanb gets tessd te oca£ is 333ss *^te3aa a! BuwTiC sand des|as«d I35 &aae apes •wiaEE lias fesmed. Me *^:«are" €^sEjba5j. Af, SseswBHB ti«- otr? SKQL, Bsi0&s ^TnTikj stsacfe iogaies "fiat «sQXD£2iic{B eff dacesas xaeoL.

GOVE2Sm MOUNT has iaraad so ite«r sjmrdesBss. tmwy. 3® rAuP 2f'0Elii. Oat aff S3»»e feiics ics ssgMa'X' froEE Kmha^s. aziC iitss asSsrafeai to kill Ms scm, a sm&l! ••hey, £3ia -wiie^PHr

TV oiiitsr '& a ami vbo has bseas tlPHBSJHtfaee T3BT5 223 |H3«3ffi loT a CSid I I M-xried SEcrslir. Tins is the £rsi hssdb oi laLrdeaeS of-ea&ers tbe G-c«--«csr toraed Isxise oe liw- pabJic-

Ooe cf

FESE SDSE

I find between »the psrdoas of red-haaded raurderers,

the iisffi sosofishiag like tbe fol- whom tbe law Hag punished, is a

pygmy. The l&ss be says

SOTS

FOR

tsae«' sod

pardan has

IbecB assffiEtaaoad. itlsts S}*ST=E EFousiiji. 14ani ssmii off petaes: frosi theI escisdj wki-sx Ac ersase-was oasnnssS-' tsd. Ajka&s- cs H^wd Art a poSne1 TOBT ST

Satatoa.

ooaj^eo-|tougi

H* IS -OSNE OF 1FCE

if*™* -»r5iki saeii a ji ri^&3tSc& ii»r liua feovE a Jew j^£rs aace. Hf is drank, ihey ee j. whs® he killed poSieesx&tE.

va§ sssateooad to.

dsssfe. but &cwera3r Williams oqsbaEEXed Ms ssHtesnoe. One *KIM oaTs t£X3AS&I

\HT

Got«TSK*. *i«eo be

gat a msrdeier ss£t ia peisoeD »3a3 the j. Is* lad bbssE %ils^ed. shesoid bare hwm sstisfed also. It bas soi been ". loos saoee be bad tibe Attomej Gtaa»erzl do«rs

deserree osly «®4eaBp4. Tins aeffia geofe e»aaty be tried wbo aSecte to be sossxsMsg wiaki be! 'TVCZ ^rr tbe laea who had is aot is to be dkpased tbe 22s wiio

Riplej ccHjEtr, tearing

sgs tbe *srsb t® aeegjsiiit of a Irocb-

".yes BC^: petStiiMl to be csber tisas be causes lyocrhiss' 12 Indiana? Just is, is worthy of rcspesrt. Wbec WL- perfomaiacfts as sbisc^GOTenwr Hass W aMccf

wife mciderer. What

poets as as aiis- Mrnrmt Tbe people are aaw32iii2' to

tcicssi asid dsspeaes tbe gocsi red allow a tvimtrtnl to esesps jos^ee ai plebesaa &i Jtd that rsms is eTsry Ttia »W Karwic of a cosapassicataie Gcrrof ills body be beeocaas aa ofejeei of gg^ogg-,

psty. Thank He&Tes we bare bus ^mith is aactber rape of justaoe of few of this

^'Well dooe, tboo gowi 2nd faiiM-al GOTtmor is gtdlty. Gaverrior MorniL serrast c# syeophaaey.'* M.3y tbey standing as tbe defender of jastioe, all do likewise. TL^y —faose us. ^sxi. damotii^r for tbe eztiorcesassxi of 5 law against lynchers, was a gigantic

EBCSI5G tbe pages a paper %oreT btn Gtrrera* Mount signing always

tbey Harig Kitt» Winnie

az»d we CZE S2y: ^rhjcjj tK»- pardoaing power of

BOW.

few

CCMIXTj

latrBoai fiSk*T i'

about

the people taking tbe punishment of offenders o? thk class in their own haztds, tbe better. When the Governor learn? to let the verdicts of tbe courts alone, then he will be free to fear his shirt

OT«T

the case now stands, he i= contributing to lawlessness in Indiana by interfering with the verdicts of courts and juries. A little more consistency. Governor Mount.

EYERAL editors in tbe region round abont are using the 5cis-

of THE Review. This is all right boys. I am delighted to knowthat you are discriminating gentlemen, and know a good thing when you see it. and thai you go after it with tbe avidity of a turkey gobbler after 3 tobacco worm- I have no fault to find with tbe^e gentlemen—I speak advisedly when I say gentlemen— save that they do not show the requisite amount of courtesy. They are •extravagant in their drafts on my page, and they either use the matter as original, or affix "Ex," to it. The publishers have kindly offered to have a

lynchings. As

'"powerful free" on my page stated that these women drank beer, 1

dozen logotypes made

reading "Peter Porcupine, Jr., in Sew Review." These I will furnish free of charge to those who persist in making up their papers from my page, without tbe proper credit. One editor last week decorated the front page of his paper with three of my articles, without credit, and then had the exquisite nerve to send me a copy. What a buccaneer that fellow would have made. It is lucky he did not fall into tbe hands of some pirate to be trained. As a captain of a pirate craft he could have "laid up much store of goods." Had be gotten to Congress, the surplus would have been much lower than it is now. Many awful calamities have been avoided because he turned into a pair of scissors, without conscience and not able to take a hint. I will have* the logotypes read** for distribution in a short time. In the meantime.. I will try and prevail on the proprietors to loan the standing type of my page to some of the pirate crafts now engaged in preying an editorial commerce. I am nothing, if not clever. I even waive the copyright on the poem to Be found elsewhere^on this page, if they want to use it.

Clothing Buyers

Tfc» gatmls »t£tb«r aa-fl we ioiT-e deUnmsei to fpre oar friends «na jwfcrmis ®r» cactieoosM off jwioee cad barfaiae f»oc now BEtai" SBjs*auter 1. W* A» ihm for the parpsm off etosag out ojir eatir? if MmV Sawf aad Cfciicrea't«"isajuag so tiutt w? sutr b^c tb^ f«H maasm witi. sx xbsuJctiiy &«» line of jroodft. 1$ t» i.aipt»sdt.*"t. give fsisss cs& e-rsnrlx.it® is tt* store, bat *e uote bfiow «®»agfe Sgires aho* t3s^ BJiieK ffea^-g t« t« a saoewTHtr«-fwr tl»e peof^e of ,ct-g-offlifi-j

Mens Suits.

B!B£& C2»J W crstesi. ocrt etiictij si! wocil vftil »on.ii SS 12.39 Unfitaeftjit^ Wors^sd, wool,

T'l-jsni f7 3^ A foE Sn» ol OMSMBena «ad Wonted ssit£, sautii mats oaiy a&gbHj smutted, worth S, 1®, 12 a&Q til tt 4-96 Biae Gruud Anty ssitf. rajralat»B cuaiity^ worth S3S FjMnelMte «»ti£ a&d rsetE, ssBsmecr goads. 82 quality JO Blot tioee fcroksr piud paz.ts. 5Uc _.. 3& PkaiE imsE ptxte. .-i« ctiBJit7... A'J PAIX ii&«st fl ooalitT J6»

Boys' Suits-

1S to 21 yours)

miW Sm±5 at .i£L5& tJfi 3jfe ~JJ& ••.'••i. 435

Overcoats

Far osn winter at SBS&JS^T priow. Oreroaaas woalL frr»tc to £22. will be sold at frcm, B2.79 to &1QJ&, asd we expset to e&l3 tbem, tex Too cat sasilj s3ard to barrow mostj nt a bigs raie of icterest tud in rest it ic rase of tiiese ooats.

ic «r«' safari eeoosls to t»k« adr^u^s &1 H....

Children's Suits.

'Knee paste, 3 to 24 rttre. (UX Suits at. Ufj ia©

One Price Cl®thier and Hatter.

little note in reference to the awful story to tbe effect tW

unseemly Mlarity indulged in fordsrille 'women, not Strang from bv some dizzy females from ,-n -r- 7 .. Indianapolis, Chicago and Kankakee on the occasion of but (WordsvxUe wocnen had been Big Four picnic has stirred up the T? Tg ^DgS

big hornet who presides with ease

and ^ace over the -fine 'ritin' desk"

in a certain sanctum this citT. I

that they were in a more or less maudlin state of intoxication etc, all of which is true. It was stated further that they were picnicers from other cities, not the railroad people, but camp-followers and it was not only not even insinuated, but it was most emphatically stated that there were no Crawfordsville people in the crowd The Ladoga Leader, however, saw to hurl a few stones at Crawfordsville in this connection. This was an opportunity too good to loose and with a sublime disregard for the truth this young man with the uncontrollable imagination, who manufactures '. mountains out of mole hills for city papers at so much per mountain, under the caption "advertising Crawfordsville," comes back over what he knows to be the truth, with the fol-

This is from a "responsible" source written by a "responsible" editor on "responsible" paper with "responsible" ink and "responsible" pen, printed on a "responsible" press, and "responsible" paper, ink, etc. and finally issued to a waiting world from a "responsible" office. And here is the heart of the mystery. He was unwilling to let the insinuations of the Leader pass as unworthy of notice, and confine its influence so Clark township, but he must reprint the

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Lixmted osicbfr kaee ps.Lt worti 2&c .05 30c -kisse pasts at 75c koM pasta at ..... ,35

Goods.

FomishiTig

-39

Best 4 p3 iiaeE coiljLr. 15 kiod Ceiiuioid coliarE, lac kicd... SaspeaidarE worth 30c -Se Cape wortfe 25c axd 5©e.. S. 1£ Neckwear, ac eiegaat line o! 2£, 35 aad SOe Talo«E, yoor choice for

.10 3 .13 .11' 25

•D

School Suits.

(Coat. Vest. Loog Pacts. 1 EL50 Suite aJ f3 359 "2150G SI-6

THIS SALE LASTS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1ST,

Nothing Charged In This Sale.

Our regular patrons know that we So *x«:t1y as we advertise. Those who are &01

well acquiicied with oar methods eboaid bring this paper ?o tbe store atd compare pricae-

We Want Your Trade.

cal, and '•advertises Gratv

one

back."

ano^er

lowing sparkling gem: jout the original pole, and

"An irresponsible Crawfordsville!

paper publishes a wild pipe dream b®de the work to proceed, and armed story of this place being filled on the with a cobble-stone, he stood guard day of the Big Four picnic with reel-

mg, drunken, profane women. The Ladoga Leader, of course, copies it and gives Crawfordsville the following pleasant dig:

We never see such things in Ladoga except when certain Crawfordsville females make a visit here, but we supposed such scenes were common in the county seat from the very fact that from there come the women who do such things here."

Craw-

ihest^{i

aoes

sha™ebui

conceal our

flaunts it the eyes 01 the

... .. world in a sworn circulation

£,

fordsvijle" power ali

exl€nt Qf

over the oontinent of North

America

and the islands of the expansion ~ystem. How he loves to boom his

old town. But he prefers to

dear

do the

booming himself. If it comes from an "irresponsible" source,

he always

hastens to announce his favorite prescription for those who dare to hold opinions differing from his own.— hundred lashes on the bare

XE man Hag been found in Indiana who has no fear of the octopi. It is Captain W. R. Myers, of Anderson. The Central Union Telephone Company had a pole in front of his residence, a thing he never did like very well. The other I day their workmen came and dug

bole near by and then

one

and

too*

proceeded

the new

sP°l* M-vers fcr"

kept the workmen at bay, and do-

fied the whole company. He

shovel and proceeded to

took a

fill the hole,

and the crowd cheered him. He

then

sat down on the pole with the

in his hand and told them to

stone

come on.

His wife sent his dinner to

him, and

at last accounts he was still

Anyone who knows Myers,

there.

will un

derstand that he is a fellow

who will

not scare, and when it comes to a fight the telephone people will

get the

worst of it, for he is staying

within

his rights. Myers was one of the

officials the State ever had.

best

There

was no foolishness in his administratson of affairs. His motto has been that of Davy Crockett, "Be sure you are right, then go ahead." When Bill Myers starts its safe to get out of the way.

Yours Observantly. PETKB POBOUPWE.