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THE SUBURBAN SUBU iBt1RBAN BAtI CITIZEN CITIZENWASHINGTON BITI1ENIWASHINGTON ITIZENI ITIZENIWASHINGTON
WASHINGTON D DOn DOn
On tlio Alaskan 108kf1n railway now pro projected projectet lrOo lrOoectllI ¬
jected ectllI tho Cliillfoot Chll oot Pass ros will w11l1llobllbh uroboWy uroboWylie
lie 1 the t he only one recognized by tillolllnctoll th theondnetors
romluctorg eondnetorsPte romluctorgTlie olllnctollfile
file rest of tile world Is Bind to
> O > school to Undo Sam but ltiisshproposes Ilussla Ilusslaproposes Ul18s11lJlrolI013eS
proposes a f1 passport tax upon studentof
of 250 50 the first year nml x00 200 nftcr nfterward nftcrward orterOIIl
ward wardVhcn wardwhen OIIl OIIlWhen
When a New ow Hampshire mnn Was vrnstwenty wastwenty Wastwcnl
twenty twcnl years old he deposited 1970 1970in 470 470In 4iOIn
In a savings bank at Concord ProllUme Fro Frotune
time to time lie drew IUW 3200 from itnod It Itand Itnnt
and nnt when be died the other day at the theUKO then theage
age n Q of ninetylive ulnet thl the sum of l
Btlll stood to his credit Vet he hullnCer
never added nlllle a dollar to the original de deposit Ill Illposit
posit Compound Interest did It all allTlie nilfllC allThe
The pages In the House of Represen Representatives Itelescntatlcs Representatlves ¬
tatives at Washington now wear hi hiblnlk
black buttons on which the word wordPage worl1PnSQ wordPag
Page Pag Is printed
Ixwslcr I slcr brought about this reform reformBefore retormnefole reformBefore
Before the members came to know him himbe blmbe himhe
he be was several times taken for a pageand page pageand pngeantI
and rather brusquely told to go on errands er errands crrands ¬
rands lie then Insisted on having
pages taggedIIlglrmintlednrss tagged taggedIllghmindednrss lagse lagseII1Shmlntledllrss
m
Illghmindednrss and rightminded rightmindedness 1Ight1l1In rlght mhnded mhndedness ltI ltIness
ness may profitably be
by twonilndcdncsg two Inludcdness wnlch has
denned ns tnklmj taklu Into account what i iurged
urged on both thl liea ttx and trying tr l1lg to tocombine tocombine tocombine
combine the essential parts of the two twoopposing twoopposlnlj twoopposing
opposing arguments Into one higher highertruth highertruth highertruth
truth Magnanimity lngnanll1llh honesty breadth breadtha
a trio of qualities worth possessing possessingand 11 1 r cu cuand ln ln1ul °
and the last by b no 111 means the least leastLord IlustLcr leastLord
Lord Lcr Cromer the British Financial FinancialAgent FinancialAgent FinancialAgent
Agent lu Egypt Informs his Government Govern Government Gocrl1ment ¬
ment In nn official ottlclalllport report that the rea reason 1eaIon reason ¬
son why wb so many man orders or ers for railroad railroadplants 111110011lllants railroadplants
plants are being beln giver to United StnteFIIrms
Jlrms Is because they are executed e ecutcd with withextraordinary wltboxtrnor withextraordinary
extraordinary oxtrnor l1lfiry rapidity His report
backed by the statements of a number numberof numberof numberof
of Egyptian Eg ptlall railway 1nlll1 officials Auothet Auothetscore tuothetscore notber notberIcore
score for American enterprise andpush and andpush ln lnpush
push pushFor push1er
For or eight years three Commissioners Commissionershave CommissionersIIne Commissionershave
have been quietly qulctl drawing drnwln pay pa at atWashington atWnsblngton atWasbington
Washington for codifying the Federal Federalstatutes FcderalEtntut Federalstatutes
statutes Etntut So quietly have they tbl drawn drawntheir drawntheir ruwn ruwnthclr
their pay pa that a Boston man thought it itwould Itoull1 Itwould
would oull1 be a good scheme to codify the theFederal theIfc theFederal
Federal Ifc clnl statutes and 1111 ho has been beenworking be beenworking n nworking
working away wIth u large force olce
clerks under the direction of lawyersTube lawyers lawyersThe 1lw3er8lbe
The other day dn he learned that tho Gov Goveminent GO GOerllluent Goveminent <
eminent Is supposed to be doing olng thework the thetvork tbe1ork
work and he Is out the cost of clerk clerkhire clerkJJlre clerkhire
hire stationery stationer office rent and sun suuhies sundries suntJlJell
dries driesA tJlJellA hiesA
A plan Is on foot for the establish establishment eslnbllsbment establishmeat ¬
ment of a geographical society 80clel of ofAmerica otA ofAmerica
America A merlclI something which will unify unifythe unitythe unifythe
the growing Interest In American geography geog geography geog1allb ¬
raphy 1allb and will lead to n better presentatlon presen presentation prlsentatlon ¬
tatlon of the subject In our educational educationalInstitutions educationalInstitutions educationalinstitutions
Institutions The question how cxteu cxteuKlve extellhe extensire <
sire he It Is desirable the organization organlzatloushould organizationshould organization111Ioulll
should be made Is under un el discussion1be discussion discussionThe discussionllJe
The most farsighted of the plans sug suggested sugJlstetl suggeatetl ¬
gested Includes Inclu es Mexico and IIn Central CentralAmerica CentralAmerlc CentralAmerica
America and may ma also be extended cxten e to toinclude 10Indude toInclude
include even the remoter lcmotolIIllts parts of LatinAmerica Latin LatinAmerica It tln tlnAmerica
America thus fostering n common In Interest Inlerltlt Inlerest ¬
terest in a great subject In the whoWeston who whoWestern whoestem
Western estem world worldSo worldSo
So many U1all horses and autlmulcs mules have been beenshipped beenl beenshipped
shipped l < from the United States toSouth to toKouth toSouth
South Africa that hat the rise of prices forthese for forthese torthese
these animals has been startling So Soextensive Solxtensle Socxtepshe
extensive cxtepshe indeed III deed have been the ship shipments shipInlnls shipmeats ¬
meats of horses lJorsl mid lid mules to Capeloon Cape CapeTown Copefown
Town since Ince the beginning of the theTransvaal thoTransvaal tbolI11118aol
Transvaal conflict so great has been beenthe lJeen1he beenthe
the Increase In the sums paid for can cavalry ca caI1lry canairy ¬
airy remounts and draught animals animalsthat nnltnnlsthat animalsthat
that Western breeders who have al already aInudy already ¬
ready been enriched by IJ generous generousprofits genelousl1Ol1t8 generousprofits
profits may be tempted to go far moreextensively more moreextensively moreIxtenshcly
extensively Into the production of ofhorses ofJJOnes ofhorses
horses and IIlI mules with the expectalion expecta expectalion expecta expectatlon
lion that the boom may be kept up
tvcral years yearsJohn yearsJohn oan oanJohn
John Graham Brooks In a lecture 01 01The o olhe oitTbe
The Best of Utopias at Brooklynsaid Brooklyn Brooklynisald HIooklyn1mlll
said the supreme question just uow IsWhat Is IsWhat IsWhut
What education Will II give our
the habits of mlud tile sanity nllt nlltttleuJth
strength to use our vast nst and nod d denosgles
tuwgles for objects beyond and Bettethan
than themselves Two moral IIIOlUlllnd and In lutellectual Intellectuul intelleetual
tellectual agencies are already nhead at wOl1In wor worIn
In our midst that will more and IIn morlesson morlesscn
lessen our slavery The first IlII t Is tb thrapid
rapid rile of the arts and crafts movewent move movenieut movement
went the motive of which Is to modif modifthe mo
tlllI he commercial spirit so that ever everproduct
product that admits of grace and an beau beauty bCilUty beiuiy
ty nay may receive their stamp The
Influence Is the bringing of science Int Intthe
the great primary Industries of life lifeinto liteJuto
into the homo and upon the farm tarmI
0 r I tJt f fwo
wo 1
f ONLY ONE WAY IS RIGHT RIGHTIy RICHT1ff RIGHTIr
I
1ff Iy boy eafd ad Uncle Hirnm once while giving j ing me ndvlcc ndvlccTlie mhlcefile ndvlceIhe
file 81 saw that doesnt wobble is the ono that cuts the ice
The saw fa w that close nnnllca np lies itself within its narrow groove roove a
Will soon or late ate fultlll its work by hv keeping on the move move1Then
When half hill wa way n through temptation may beset it like at not
To leave the place pace that fteemeth hard hu and cede i a thinner spot spotBut IIJlotHut spotflat w
But drifting saws laW will learn at liiictli when failure they invite Imllerlheres e eTberns
Theres many man many a way o Join things but only one ways wa 1J tights rightlAnd riShtlAnti < <
as 1 1Success
And bear in mind my 111 boy O through life if tempted temple tasks ta 1J to ehirk
Succesij Sueees in but 11 second crop the aftermath of workA work workA workA
A lubrientor tried and true is perseverance peraeverauceoil peraeverauceoilAnd oil oilAnd oiln
And n fortunes smile is rarely won except by honest toil toilA toilA toilA
A sufe crosscut cmis cut to feme or wealth has never yet et been found
The he men upon the height today are those whove gone ono around aroundTheres around1he aroundThe
The longest wn vny inspired br b the aayin oilllornewhnt somewhat trite trlloIheres
Theres many a way o doin things but only one ways way wayarright wayarrightI right rightI
J
I knew iny In Uncle Hiram had ha achievement summit reached reachedI
M1
I knew him as an honest man who practiced what he preached preachedAnd pleacbedAnd It ag
And so EOl I paid IJlli the lemon heed hce and rapt attention gave < dI dIWhen d
When in UI un added afterthought he said My If boy oe brave braveAct I i ict
Act ct well your our part art tenaciously to one straight courte adhere adhereThere
Though men declare declare youre in II rutIork all nail never fear t tYoull t
YOIIll realizo when you OU lit length have reached aehiccmclltg height 1l 1lTheres Y
There Theres s many u way o doin things but only onl one ways right rightRoy IightRoy rightRoy
Roy Farrell irrell Green in m Success SUC C
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HE title of his hisv n violation of ofpaper a national law which whichthe which11l1Del whichthe
v paper was wasi the corporation corporationferocona ought not to permit permitHe 11ClIUIIteloclous 11ClIUIIHe pc mit mitlie
i ferocious but butnot He received lu h reply repl a I curt letter letterhim re requesting lenot lequeFtlng renot ¬
not he Of Ofj 0 t questing him In so many words to tomind toCo tomlnll tomind
QjJ Co n 0 j all the editors editorsy editorsthat mind his own affairs o trulls The next Issue IssueoC IS3uloC issueof b
U y that pushed pushedwest oC his paper 11 pel bristled with nu exposure exposureof
k 0 J 4 west of the theRod theRed of what the merchandise company was wasdoing wasdoillg newsthe
19 Rod tcd River In Inf doing He Investigated Incstl atct1 so 51 thoroughly thoroughlythat thoroughlyI thoroughlythllt
0 of I t4 f the t he boom boomdays that the Government GOlInm Go ermueut nt finally acted and andlu IInlltlas IInllIn trodlu
c days ho was wasthe lu the end en the company ceased cease ceasedsole the thesale tbet tbeslIle thethe
t the t h I mildest mildestV mlltl cst sale of whisky altogether It was wasand a asignal 11IInd 11signal asignal
V and most se sevv signal signalBut victory lctor3 for the Tomahawk TomahawkBut Tomahuwldot Tomahuwlnut TomahawkA
A vv date dot ate e In ap appearance 0 111 II ¬ But the same day t1a that the thepear company companysurrendered compnnypearllnee compnnysmlellllele companymanager
pearance pear mce He Hesometimes surrendered Its manager nt atsometimes Sand Bluff Bluffwrote BlurtWloto Bluffwrote
sometimes sometimeslooked 8 a met 1m e II wrote to the editor editorI of the Tomahawk TomahawkI Tomahawklooked fonmhawk100kel1
looked twentyone no one took him himfor I shall reach your yourIf town Monday MondayIf Mondayfor loll lolltor lollIt
for twentylive nnd In truth he was wastwentyeight If you are still lu the thetweutyelght country I shall shallkill shaHtwenlelgbt shallIrlll
twentyeight Raised and educated In Inan kill you youThe youan Ol1 Ol1an OI1lhl
IrlllThe
an Iowa printing olflce a touring touringtypesetter The editor llltor opened the letter road roadmost It Itmost Ittypesetter ItlIIost ittypesetter
typesetter for a number of years lie hesuddenly liesuddenly most carefully laid It down and sold soldhalf Ioldsuddenly Iolllhnlt saidin1t
suddenly desired n paper apse of his own ownA half to himself himselfbeside nnd mm d half to the 1 press pressbeside liless lilessA lilessbeside t toss tosstiro
A clean name with his fellows Joined johicdto Joinedto beside him himIts lJlmto lJlmIts tiroIts
to the few te hundred dollars he bad badsaved Its two days do from fromi Monday MondayThen Mondaysaved Ionl1l1 Ionl1l1savel1 Ionl1l1Theil
saved secured for him n plant andhe and andhe IInllhe i M MThen
he transported this by b rail rnllllud and wagon wagonInto Then ho hI picked plcketll1l up UI another letter letterthe for forgot forIntD forot forgot ¬
Into the grass country cOll1h and because becausewhere becausewhere got ot the first and eagerly read readYou le1dwhere le1dYou rendTon
where he located the Sioux had once onceruled You wish me to toup como West and take takeup talelulell taleup titheruled
ruled he called his paper the Toma Tomahawk ¬ up life with you 011 I agree 1 Iee with withhawk you that thatwe thllthuwk thlltwe thatlive
hawk It was n good newspaper newspaperTypographically we have waited waitedtired long enough I I am nmtired amfypographleollJ amtlrt11 amTypographically
Typographically It could not have been beenImproved beenimproved tired working w oding for others but am ready readyto readyImproed readyto readyto
Improved upon every eel local 10cal110lng doing was wnsto to work for and with withto lth you By the thetime tlJeto tlJetime thetime
to be found In Its columns and the thoeditorial time this thiseditorial reaches yon I shall be on onthe onedltorl111 ontbe onI
editorial page was ns fresh with homely the way WII I will reach you OU Monday Ionl1o
nnd cleanly comments on the news ofthe of ofthc oCthe
the > day ay He set no moral standardfor standard standardfor slnn l1rt l1rttor
for the community eommnult In which he livedhe lived livedhe 1IPllhe
he indulged In no lengthy dissertations dissertationsas
as tp what the people should or should shouldnot shou1l1not shouldnot
not not do lie conducted con uctcll his paper for forthe forthe 01 01the
the news and 1C through his retiringdlsposlllor retiring retiringdisposition retiringdl8POltnOll
disposition he did ld not make warmfriends warm warmfriends wallUtrJenlls
friends he h nevertheless held the re respect lespect respeet ¬
spect of everybody er lJolly That 1hll t lie wouldtight would wouldfight V0111t V0111ttight
tight resent an 1I attack make trouble troubleIf tlcubllIt
If trod upon no one ever dreamed dreamedHe dreamedlie lclInell lclInelllIe
lIe was IS too quietOne quiet quietOne fluletOne
One day In his search fin news he hechanced hechanee hechanced
chanced to learn that the Washing Washington WlIshlll WlIshlllton Wushiugton ¬
ton Merchandise Company was quietly quietlyBelling fluletlysellIng quietlyselling
sellIng liquor to thu Indians The Theknowledge Theknowledge lheknowledgc
knowledge aggravated Ilggra uted him The com cornpang company comllOny ¬
pang was the one big trading concernof concern concernof COllcellIot
of the region It hud a main 11I1 In store and andtwenty andtwcnty
twenty or thirty tljlrt branches scatteredover scattered scatteredover scattllellOCl
over 300 miles of country It was wasowned wnllownl wasowned
owned ownl by Eastern l altelll speculators lIecula tors and andmanaged II lid lidmanage
managed manage by b local agents agents The mem members memticrs ¬
bers of the corporation had hnt1wealth wealth wealthand
t and II11 Intelligence That they thc shouldpermit should shouldpermit shoul shoulperDllt
permit whisky whls1 to be spld to the nbo aborigines nbo1IglneIJ nborlgines ¬
rigines seemed seemcl extraordinarily out outrageouti Oltraeomi
rageouti to the editorHe editor editorHe rtlltolHe
He thought It over nnd then wrote wrotea
a letter to the Present PIesl ellt of the com cornpatty company company ¬
pany briefly 1JIh tJ reciting lcwltlll what he know knownnd lu e 1 1Iwd
and suggesting sUt UnJ that it stop be put to tothe toth tothe
the th sale that tIlIl t It might II1I ht precipitate an anIndian UIIInl1lulI anIndian
Indian outbreak and anyway UJIWI It wag 188
00 a 0
yarn WL1MN
noon If the stage Is If on time I under understand 1 1IItand lstand
stand I have to lUke stage from from SandBluff Sand SandBluff L L1nn
Bluff 1nn but shall enjoy tin thin experience experienceIt xl1erllIWeIt
It Is agreeable to nit that we should Hhoulllbe shouldbe
be married ns soon as usI I arrive arriveThe anIe anIelhe 11riveThe
The editor smiled from ear to ear earHe eurIII earIIe
He walked to the rear of o his shuck sbnckIIlJllloolwl1 shackmind
mind IIlJllloolwl1 looked nt a a room he had been pre proparing preIIntln t thating
paring IIntln for months for cm this very Ir com coming coinhag
hag 111 of his girl III The only olll carpet In the thetown thetown thetown
town was on the floor of this room roomher 100111hel loonher
her picture was over the dresser lhclstlwhite dresserwhite
white curtains hid the windows little littleknickknacks littleImltllmacltI littleknkhkiiacis
knickknacks hail been placed just justnbout justnbullt justabout
about as the average man would locate locatethem focutothem locatethem
them themWell
Well said the editor I may mil bo bodead lielean
t tI1cnd
dead Monday but shes coming and andthis UlltIthis andthis
this Is her room roomHo romnlIe
Ho was WII most Inlet the rest of the theday theI1n theday
day I1n and II111 the lw day tla following fcllowllI lie told t01l11l0 t01l11l0OIlC no noone noone
one of the contents of the two letters letterslie 1 1ho
he had received Only lie satlslled satislledhihlself 1utlllIellhlluselt j
himself that If f the Sand Ulult stage stagewas stngewus stagevas
was on time that It would reach his histown blstown histown
town Monday I 0ll a3 nt 0 t 12UO 12UOXo 1210Xo 1 J0 J0Yo
Xo reason either said the post IlostmnshI postmaster 3 3master
master why h It t shouldnt be on time timeSunday tlmc81111l111Y timeSnudny
Sunday without attracting nttradlll anyones anonolipaltlcullll anyonesparticular t tparticular
particular attention the editor harriceded barrl balllcadell I Icatlcd
ceded his wlndowi and two doors Ho Hecoushucle lieconstructed i icoustructcd
constructed something like breastworks breastworksback llatworks llatworksbacl I Iheel
back of them He made also severalingemilots several seerlllIngellious 3 3Ingenious
Ingenious peepholes lIe knew the theSand theSaud i iHand
Hand mull store innnager knew the the11I timerage he herage
rage 11I e lie had felt over o HI the whisky ex cxrxrnv <
rxrnv ° aax raxoam
posure knew the wild band baDe of frontlet frontlcispirits fronU frontletspirits < I Iplrlts
spirits that usually usul1ll Journeyed willhhn will willhim wItthilI
him when he was out on business businessHe lIUslnls8l1 businesslie
He l1 < had bl1tlllo no reason to doubt but tha1 tha1the thathc thothe
the manager lIIanllr W would arrive In towi towiMonday tOWIIOUlla towMonday
Monday IOUlla and nn would would Immediately Immedlatel genre genrefor Slnlc1 Slnlc1for warefor
for him lilmI
I may die he muttered but shetcoining she shecoming shet shetcomIng <
coming coiningIlls comingIlls comIngIlls
Ills last n act t Sunday Suudo before he wont wontto wortto 0111 0111to
to bed 1I 11 was to t saw off the barrel of ofshotgun f fsllOtlun eshotgun
shotgun and load the weapon with i icurious Icurialis aeurlous
curious mixture of slugs He was nommu nom noian 1101nn
an expert with firearms he never car carrleil el elIleil carrietl
rleil n 1 gun and on n test shot hi hiprobably 111llr hlprobably
probably llr bRbl would have missed tho sitof sit sliliof Bldtut
of n barn as quickly ns the next n xt mail manbut mailbut URnbut
but he kept thinking of the girl nn nnthe ant nnttho antthe <
the more he thought thou ht the more methodled method methodleal
leal led his preparations preparationsHe
He awoke the next morning to flat flathimself fln flnhimself l1utIIIUlselt <
himself besieged The store manage managefrom manage manageltlom managefrom
from from and Bluff had Im arrived with hall halla
a dozen cowboys prepared for any klu kluof 1Iut 1Iutot ktufof <
of ruthless sport They llw shot the uppci uppcihalf ul1pelllalt uppchalf
half of his shack full of holes without withoutarousing wltholll11ou81ng withoutarousing
arousing the editor to a reply nod the thethey timer therthe timerthey
they the announced 3nnOUl1Ce that they Intended tc tchold tebold tchold
hold him a prisoner there until 1230 130at 1230nt 1210lit
nt which time they would ollill rush thE jhtshack thEshuc1 h hshack
shack set It on lire and shoot hlir hlirdown hlndown hhrdown
down when he came out lie heard th thdeclaration the thedeclaration thEtIcclmatlon
declaration He could see them couldsweep could couldsweep cOllltswecp
sweep with his eye the entire streetHe street streetHe stleetHe
He sat behind bebln a II barricade with the titsliotgum theshotgun thesholgun
shotgun across his lap Ho was US limos limoscarefully most mostcarefully mostcaretully
carefully dressed and nnt cxtrnordlnarllj extrnordinalillCahn cxtrnordlnarlljcalm extrnOlllinurll extrnOlllinurllcalm
calm for a 1 man who had been undei undeifire tutderfire IIltlcrfilC
fire for to I au hour or more Ho drew drewnt tllcvIlt drewat
nt his pipe with great composure and andstudied nndBtudled ondfltucllCll
studied the time on the face nce of the thelittle thelittle thelittle
little alarm clock that stcod on n table tablenear tablenearhll11 tablenear
near nearhll11 him The lIe cowboys eowbo s lett two of oftheir otthell oftheir
their number on guard trod lI d rode upthe up upthe 1111the
the street after liquor Xo o one Inter Interfercd Intelfelcll hmterfered +
fercd with them The fact that they theywere theywere theywere
were from Sand Bluff made their word wordlaw wordlaw
law lu the lesser communities Many Manyn rRny rRnyn
n grim Jest they tlJU passed on the final finalfate finl1lfate finalfate
fate of the editor and nnlllUall many nn 111 assur assurance assnronce ¬
once did the store manager give Unit Unitno tllI1lno thatno
no blasted friend of the Indian could couldlive COUldlIe couldlive
live here hereStill helcStill hereStill
Still the editor held the tlH fort through throughthe throughtime I
the morning and the III cowboys OWIHI S toyed toyedwith tocdWith toyedwith
with him as n terrier sometimes fools foolswith roolswith foolswith
with the mouse It means to kill killAt ItlllAt killt killAt
t
At noon n big clduil of dust rose ontie on onthe ontile
the trail from Sand Bluff It WitS thestage the thefitnge thestnJo
stage coming li One of the editors editorspeepholes editorspeepiuis I I11tpl101es
peepholes gave ne him such command ofthe of ofthe orthe
the street Hint he cculd sue the ap approach Oilproach npproaei ¬
proach of the stage Fllal Ho noted that
It wns traveling It should shoul reach the
In about fifteen minutes real really lenlIy really ¬
ly ahead nhe1 of time t 1111 1 He got up shook shookhimself shoalhlmlllf shookhimself
himself walked to the back room
nt her picture once mill then
lIl1y loosened the fastenings of
front doer He left the door so I
It could be instantly IUKtnutl swung back backAnother backAnolher backAuotier
Another glance out of the peephole
him the stage was entering entelln the tb <
It banged ban etl and rattled 1aUlell110wn down tin tbon
n to the postofflcc halted and tuna tIOrst
rst passenger 1J FSlngel out was n tall lithe lithoouug
ouug woman of twentythree or four
editor l1lt0l saw her hor ask questions of
noticed lIot cetl their curious ges gesIIIN gestires ¬
IIIN toward his place saw her start
It ItThe Itlho it itline
The cowboys bonded hca l1 br the store
were In front of his office officeaeparing
for their final charge He
back his door quickly stepped stellped1t
1t Into Int > the sunshine swung swun up his hislJn hitsun
lJn and before his foes realized what wlllltIC whatme
IC was doing so suddenly had ho
gave nc the store manager and one
Ills hi companions the charges of his hitsveapou
Tiny lh y fell 111 from from their saddles salllllesh saddleshe
he h others fled l1e with a n volley ollcJ of shots shotsor shotsor
or parting partingThe paltlllrlfht partingfie
The fht editor staggered f = a l little then thenunlle thennode
for the plrl h1 She ho held Iwl out her
to him he ht his hands to p lice IicrTlmtV hellhatlI liceThats
TlmtV all yours oulsIKt Kate Kate > lie lie said snldvllh
u little gasp 10 fill In his throat I r rnlttd
nlttd for you Bate KnteAnd I BateAnd l1te l1teAn
And An then lie III was dead nt leer feet rettto
to I h Cleveland In tIle Chicago Record ItecodIerald
A 0 MOTIIR llaTIII Mountain MountainMost ilountalnMost Iauntltlnlolt
Most lolt people forget that geology 1 is
altogether a history of the past
forces that mudr mll > the mountain ItIOl1lliniulflIe
lIe still going oln on Home mountains
growing some are wearing down
these processes 1IOC 1i811I take n long longlIl1c
lIl1c to accomplish visible Islblo remits QUO onos ones
s npt to foiui the erroneous Idea that
have ceased and that the face fric
the earth Is II fixed IIxc once for nil A A Anf
nf of geological Aeolo enl action so rapid no nilo noo
o he tnslly tl1 lJy observed Is Ii the moving nlovln nlovlnnOlllltalx g gnoutala
In Huntcrdon County COl1llt New ow
This mountain Is a knob or mound 11I01lnl1hlch
hlch ID ii sliding 811111u down the side sid of 1 1111l a
111l sized mountain mountainIt
It has obliterated old 01 < < 1 turnpikes and OIHIoatlwu
oatlwu and threatens to slide llIle sud ¬
and nuIITo do great damage The land Illn < 1 1llll1
llll1 already nheall covers twentylive lhe acres ncrcsoue acres acresP
P one farm and Ull has hn destroyed the
tlnries of another anotherAt nnothlrAt anotherAt
At the point where the mound has hosorn
orn away nwn from from the mountain la a deep lllellulch
ulch lu which have been b 1I found many manynllhll1
relics The place Is BO danger da 1I el ¬
from rota ledges and banks which
to fall nll tWit nobody has dared tllllcdxJllolc
the cleft thoroughly thoroughlyThis tllolon thoroughlyPhis llly lllyfhll
This fhll geological eololcul movement has been
rapid llIlll that a new map of the county lolllltyun
un be necessary lIeeejHIII Heavy Hell maims rnlll says aYIl
Detroit Free Press stir the entire
to fear < nl lest the whole 11010 hill turn ¬
110 and UI1t11lellroy destroy everything In Its path pathOla path0d Ilth
J
Ola Mexican Mlnei MlneiSpanish alinesSpanish I ISrOl1lHh
Spanish annals declare that between lJ b9tveen lcen I
and 1700 the Tiipayu mines In J JIexlco
produced SO000000 aiiil that I
that the Indian slaves employed I In
n them murdered the Spanish iwuurs Wl IS
the mines were lost On old Spun Spunsll SpunSoh
sll map they appear I1P or lu n Northwestern XJrtlIWItt rn rnllxlI
llxlI about nJon fifty IIttyllnlucs leagues from fIOI 1 the I Icu
cu Sail nlll1Cnl near the town cf f Dos Plates j
have now Leer rediscovered re lSaOCllll near 1
a j
OCEANS REPUTATION GOING GOINGIncren COINCInerea GOINGIncrease
Incren Increase > hi Shliin Slut nnthn an ton 1iulflr Followed Followedby lulloTeIby FoUoweby
by Increase IncreA In UUniitert UUniitertThe UIlterrbo UleasteraThe
The i ISicltlc cllic Ocean is fast losing tin tinreputation till1el11t1tlon titreputation
reputation Implied Il1pll > ll by the name giver giverto shctto giverto
to It by Magellan and which It owe oweito owelto oweto
to the placid placl appearance of of Its surface surfacewhen surtllclwhen surfuctwhen
when he lust saw SII It The change cl1 lIe If Ifone IIone Itone
one of tho Inevitable results of the thegrowth thegrowth thegrowth
growth of commerce co III 111 < 1Cl Prior 11lo to the tlxdiscovery thelUscoery thediscovery
discovery of gold III California com comparatively comlIa1Otlel cornparatively ¬
paratively few vessels sailed over Its 111waters It Itwl1ters Itswaters
waters There were ClO therefore few fewcasualties tCtcasualties fetecasualties
casualties to report In late years yearshowever renlShoweer yeasshowever
however commerce bus extended III Innil IIInil iiinil
nil directions The ocean Is filling withships with withships wltbshillS
ships and the disasters of the so soare see se2mu seeare
are multiplying proportionately proportionatelyAlong 11I01101tlonahhAlong nopurtlonnlclyAlong
Along the Callfolulll California Coast the occur occurIs orel1rIs occuris
Is placid enough to retain Its reputetlon repute reputntlon reputlttlon
tlon as pacific 111 < 1111 Btonns torlUs are rare It ItIs IIIs ItIs
Is not often that Its waters are lashed lashedInto InshetInto maimedInto
Into fury like those of the th Atlantic AtlanticIn AtlautlIn
In these latitude But along the Ore Orcgou 011gon Oregon >
gon Washington British Columbia Columbiaaud Columbianllll Columbiaand
aud Alaskan Counts COlll there Is little II itally IInny IInnr
ally difference between tJet een the condition conditionprevailing con conditlontprevnf ltlon ltlon11rQn
prevailing 11rQn prevnf 11111 ng In the Pacific from Hiosf Hiosfexisting thOIHcxlstlng limoslexisting
existing In the Atlantic tll1l1t1c Ocean Marl 1lariners Marlners IIUI IIUI11ers
ners now 1I0 dread Cape Flattery nt thE Hitentrance thEentrance theentrance
entrance of the Strait of Juan d dPlica dE dEuen deFuca <
Plica uen almost If not quite as much as asthey II IIthey asthey
they do Cape Hattcras on the cnsteru cnsterucoast enstercoast ermatermicoast
coast Wrecks nre lining IIl1ln the north northwestern northw mmortimwestern
western w < stem coast coa t of the continent as they theydo tbeytIo theydo
do the northeastern shores of ItAs It ItAs ItAs
As the Pacific Ocean Is gradually graduallyfilling srOllunllfilling graduallyfilling
filling with the whitewinged white winged and andsteampropelled andstoa1l1I11OpQIlld andstemu
steampropelled stemu propelled agents lI ents of commerce commercethe commercethc commercethe
the ratio of shipwrecks Is correspond correspondlugly correspol1llInly correspondlugly
lugly rising Perhaps we have wit witnesscd witnesscd witnessed
nesscd more wrecks on this coast thanwe than thanwe thanWe
we should shol11 have experienced if If timesame the thesahie thesohle
same precautions against disaster had hadbeen hallbeen hindbeen
been adopted lu the navigation nu Ia tlon of Pa Pacific PIIcUlc Piacille ¬
cific waters as are taken In the Atlau Atlnhtic Atlautic tlnn tlnnOtic >
Otic tic Ocean The Pacific l > ncll1e bins undoubted undoubtedly undoubted1y
ly been made the graveyard r11arl of many maujstcani mnn mnnstenm manysteam
steam amid sail sa II vessels which weretransferred were weretransferred woretrnusfelletI
transferred to It from 10111 the AtlanticOcean Atlantic AtlanticOcean Atll1utlcOccan
Ocean because they were not consid considered conslltcrell consilBred ¬
Bred safe to keep In commission In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the latter under the lillstalC1I mistaken beliefthat belief beliefthnt beliefthnt
thnt milder m Iltle I weather and smootherwater smoother smootherwater smoothcrwater
water were to be found here Others Othershave OthllIU1c Othershave
have been lost through the vicious viciouspractice eldottspractice Icloll Iclollpractlcc
practice of overloading the risk being beingtaken lJeltlltnlCn beingtaken
taken ou account of the same error errorof clloror errorof
of opinion regarding the plreldlty of ofthese otthesa ofthese
these waters Ship owners are how however howeer howsuer ¬
ever fust learning leamln that rotten hulks hulksand hullsIInd 1mllNiamind
and overloaded craft arc not nny tunic innreImmune inoleImmune tunicimmune
Immune from disaster lsnstel here than they theynro th thore theyare
ore anywhere else The growth of ofcommerce otcommerce ofcommerce
commerce cud the Increasing perils perilsof IICIJlsot perilsof
of navigation resulting from from It demand demandthe lle1l1ullclthe deinmumidtime
the abandonment of both botbSull Snn Fran Francisco IllIncisco FranCisco ¬
cisco Chronicle ChronicleWORDS Chroniclew0R0B I IWORDS
WORDS OF WISDOM WISDOMImmunity WISDOMII111I1UIl1ly WISDOMItnmudty
Immunity h often Ignorance perched perchedon
on stilts stiltsA stiltsA stiltsA
A gadfly and aurla a domestic tyrant havemuch have havomuch IInomuch
much In common commnon1alor commonVnlor commonVnlor
Vnlor has won many victories victories Ictorlc but butdiplomacy butdiplomacy butdiplomney
diplomacy has doubled them themThere thpm thpmThcre themThere
There are two kinds 1In s of mengettiemeu men mengen mengentlomen gen gentlemen ¬
tlemen and knaves The rest are maul maulkills manikins l11aulklns ¬
kills kinsThe klns1ba killsThe
The tongue Is not large but It Is Ismore Ismoru ismore
more durable than all our other ognus or organs 01gnns ¬
gnus gansSimply gnnsSlmpl gnusSimply
Simply because bcca use n man Is not a aknave alIIne akunve
knave It does not follow that he Is u uood IIgood ugood
good ood man manThe manlhe maimThe
The bitterness of death Is often oftenspoken ortenspoken oftenspoken
spoken of whereas It Is life that Isoftener Is Isoftener Isottencr
oftener bitter bitterThe hlttol1be bitterThe
The girl who hopes to gain the ad admiration udmlrntlon admiratioi ¬
miration of men by IJ maligning her herown herown
own sex will fall fallWe tllllWe fail1Ve
We arc nil vain all1 andthosc tIlllthosewho who say saythey suytbey saythey
they are not have the disease in Its Itsmost litll10st ItsIuost
most dangerous form formHe COI1I1Ill formlie
He who Is not liberal with what helies he hohas hehas
has does oes not deceive himself when hethinks he hethinks hcthlnlf
thinks he would be liberal If he had hadmore hac hadmore
moreA more moreA 111011A
A perfect gentleman Is usually UIilull a avery IIely aVery
very ely disagreeable dl8urcol hll person A manly manlyfellow uinniyfellow mlllll mlllllfqjlow
fellow who in if also a gentleman entlemnn Is al ¬
his superior superiorThe superiorThe mllellolhe
The he subtle result of culture eultllcwhlcll which
cull taste taate Is often subdued by the
for deeper motive 11l0th Just as the
demands of the pulato are anni annihilated anulldluted lI1nllIlIlIlcd ¬
hilated by urgent m ellt hunger hungerWhat hungurlIl1t hungerWhat
What lIl1t n U11lmo new fat Ca courage puts on
tblllg A determined dctQIUtlll111I11nll man by II his
11 attitude nttltu o and the tone of his voice uleu
a n stop to defeat and begins tc
For I ol they thl can conquer who
they can canAmerlciiiii lunAIUIrhluu conAmericans
Amerlciiiii Who ha IXIovo SrnvnStudy IXIovoStudy MnvnStud
Study Stud of the recent United Stales
shows some remarkably In ¬
facts and among a lUong them time
that we 0 are the greatest nation
rolling stones on the earth but
that fact we succeed
gathering the moss of material mutelllIlllros pros ¬
I Iille
The official figures show that out of
native born population of 05SJ3W
arc JaSUMlol 13S03I 1 living In States
from those tllo o III which they tllc
horn That Is I s more than one
out of live has left the State
his birth to seek his forluuu else ¬
If I we count the lOKiOTSit foreign
residents resl enttl we find that thl1 t about one
of the population 1l01111n tlOII has moved 1II0I
the State or country of birth
figures show bUl our mobility mohlllt to be
the ratio of ten to one us compared
that of Europe KuropcThe EuropeThe l1rolll l1rolllfbe
The State of Yon York has sent out
of her children who are now
In other States tl1tel nUll bus rc 10elvet1 < <
from other States lu their stead
residents Vermont has a most
record which shows that tllathu
hu has children cblldr n living In other States StullSqual
qual In number to onehalf of her herllcsent
llcsent populationThe population populationThe llOllIllltlonlhe
The lowest tide In any large sea Is
the Mediterranean At Toulon Xoulo
Is about four Inches which ii J
average for the whole Mcdlto Mc ltc
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CApItal Thousands 11JoU Anlls nnrt thou thouirttifls tbouIllIds thouroues
irttifls of people can testify to tothe tothe toClue
the good work orl tt bas itcuoni accompltshud itcuonipllsliurt necolUpllllll1I
pllsliurt during the pant live tivoyours liveUS ttveposrs
yours US lu the 1 lino na of suburban suburbanutwspapor sUIJUIblmImplICI11nt suburbanInmprnvement
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Coluumhh Columbia that mnlntalni a apunching apUlIl1hllla atehlna
punching tehlna bureau whose duty dut dutIt
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lies se and nnf keep them awake to totha tohft tothe
the hft need cf the suburbs On Onthat Ontbat Onthat
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