6 THE FARMER: DECEMBER 12, 1912 the same kind of a trip. Nobody can BRIDGEPORT EVEN1HS FARMER tell how bad an influence the publica- Slock tion of the narrative about Mr. Sher- Gambling And The Copper Corner wood of a Westport bank, or Mr. (Fonndcd 1700.) REVIEWS Walker, of a New Britain bank; or The D. Read Co the gentleman who helped himself to fHE FARMER r'TTRLTSHTVO CO.. Evidence Is accumulating before the Money Trust Committee of a Meriden bank; or of the M the FROM funds in Established 1857. Farmer Building. 177-1- 7 TaJrHeid United Congress man who ran into the ground the States that the stock exchange Is 90 per cent, a gambling Windham bank, and similar yellow Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. institution. In bnt ten per cent, of the transactions of the exchange does Exchanges romances, has exerted upon the pub- Our lic. There is a lot of news which TEtEPH()fS anything- of value pass. could be suppressed, but unfortun- Commencing Wednesday December eighteenth the Editorial Rooms t287 Testimony yesterday was to the effect that In 1906 Wil'iam Rocke- PATRONAGE. ately no one knows where to draw Business Office. 120S Henry copper, (New Haven Union.) the line, unless the derelict happens store will be open evenings for the convenience of those feller, and II. Rogers cornered drove the price of the metal Everybody wants to know to be a leading citizen. The story of about the escapade of young Judson, the who desire to shop during those hours. REPCBIJCAN FARMER. to a high figure, cleared millions and retired, leaving behind them a cost- distribution of patronage under the the York, ought ly panic. new administration. Every member Chicago broker, in New " PnbUitieil Fridays. of Congress of Democratic faith is re- to have been suppressed, for he is - The average man may be inclined to think that he has no interest in ceiving inquiries and applications by really an entertaining. Jolly and bril- Dally $S per annum. hundred. liant young man. Because the spider Edition millions obtained in a copper deal. He has. By some process of Indirec- the ear- catches the fly is no reason why all SVeekly Edition ..... $1 per annum. I came on to Washington at an parlor should tion he has contributed something to the values which the gamblers ob- lier date than I intended, to try to the dry bones in her Cotton Goods discover the prospects of what will be be dragged into the light. Very like- Wash Exclusive Telepraph Servlca tained. a general way, but have found ly the Judson story would not have done in filled columns of the New York press Dresses in United Press. This great fact should be measured ; society consumes very out nothing valuable or tangible. and Waists little that There is much guessing and newspa- if he had not sprinted down Central is not created by the labor of its members. If two gamblers can acquire per talk; but that is all. All things park west, in better time than was Holiday Boxes. Entered In Post Office. Bridgeport, concerning the distribution of patron- ever made before. -- OBn., by a gambling transaction millions of dollars of value which they have not As Herald, of New Britain, says: as 6econd Cass Matter. age are up in the air, so to speak. the dividing Percales worked for and have not earned, the goods which other men have pro- President-elec- t Wilson, who is resting "Where would be the line?" in Bermuda, has not. so far as is gen- That depends upon whom the fellow duced and which they have earned must he diminished. erally known, given any information Is. If a Paul Morton Is found dead Chambrays It is impossible to believe otherwise. of his intention on this subject. Noth- In a hotel, draw the line. If Mr. ing will be known until he Field of Chicago, is brought home What Is the effect of suddenly and artilf icinlly exalting the price of definite dead in an express wagon, draw the Ginghams writ- line. If a great New York editor is copper. It Is to increase the cost of the goods In which the copper is used. The only things certain at this found dead in hallway of his ' ing are: the Madras Snch a speculation will also cause In some Instances a stoppage of the 1 President Taft has Dy executive house, draw the line. If a President post- of the United States is seen drunk 1 industries using copper, since the owners win prefer to wait for a lower order placed all the fourth class line. Batistes THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1912. " " masters under the civil service, that in public,, draw the If the market. , . postmasters drawing daughter of ,a cabinet minister com- Is all less than mits suicide, draw the line. But if Patterns, Sl.OO, and In this case there is a direct loss of the productive power of all the $1,000 per annum. This means that mankind, Dress $1.25 $1.50. ' the present fourth class postmasters any of the common herd of CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF men laid off, and of their wages to thorn and their families. will hold for life, or during good be- the plain people do anything out of Waist Patterns, .50, .75 and $1.00. Wilson re- the way, rope them all in. That is Such speculations do not end their evil when they are ended. Air. haviour, unless President the only safe and sane policy for purchased for a gift will be put into vokes President Taft's order. Whether v By Any material -- THE MIND AND HEART Rockefeller and Mr. Rogers left in their trail a panic. If they made mil- he will revoke It nobody knows. modern inumalists. all means places having suppress accounts of all suicides and a dainty box with appropriate Christmas trimmings, lions, how much did the panic cost, in suspended production; In unemploy- 2. Most of the worth especially divorces ana assassma except those which have to be con- of suggestive. but to help the shopper in quick buying a number of Nearly 20 cycles have rolled away ed labor; In human waste suffering? . . firmed by the Senate have been for tions. They are too and This ready. ; civil service. ta the eoroll.of time since the Great Something Is needed. Perhaps Federal government jeaa,y some time under BACK EGGS. attractive materials have been made drastic the greatly lessens the number of posi- HOLDING THE , Christianity, on - "Wash Goods Section, lower floor. Apostle of the first compel Federal Incorporation of the stock exchange, and treat Its gamb- tions formerly available.- . (Hartford Post) 8. For 20 years the custom has ' Christmas; hom into this world ling just as gambling Ixxiis-an- a Eggs are a luxury principally be- transactions It treated the transaction of the been for federal officials appointed cause our poor system of distribu- In the lowly "environment of a stable State lottery. for four years, such as postmasters, of country every year '"'' U. S. marshals, etc.. to serve out tion. In this dainty at Bethlehem. regions of frail hu- their 1400,000,000 worth are laid, but of D "sings for Beds terms. Whether this custom will be these 186,000,000 are withdrawn into manity have passed away since that est paid newspaperman in the world." 1212, when civil war over the posses continued it is impossible to say. storage they get to Albert Brisbane, father of Arthur, sion of the throne raged throughout 4. President Taft is said to have houses and when Of muslin, scrim or lace, the Spread with straight momentous date, leaving- naught of 1212, the consumer are anytning oui iresn -- was one of the pioneer Socialists of the land. In also, the Moors were declared his intention to fill all va- Germany countries wher fjing valance, and the covering for the bolster roll. Individual accomplishment to live America and a man of intellect an defeated and their rule in Spain was cancies as soon as they occur. But In and other vogue attainments. H4a "Social Destiny of nearing its end. Henry VII was the Senate will confirm his the parcels post is in a far- muslin, $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00. own time. Yet the spirit 1312, whether mer can put a dozen or so eggs in a White their Man" was long a Socialistic classic. crowned Holy Roman Emperor in appointees, or hold up their nomina- safely to cus- Is stronger "throughout In it he elaborated, for American con- and waged war on neighboring coun tion, it Is impossible to even guess. box and shifc them hie Muslin with floral borders in colors, $3.00 and of Christmas sumption, Charles 1512 vic- pa- tomer through the malls, thus bring- the theories of tries. in the French were 5. The custom has been for the dealing $3-75- - - the world today than ever before. Fourier, the father of French Social- tors In the battle of Ravenna, but tronage of any particular state to be ing about that direct between s , ism. early '40's was were to Lombardy. producer and consumer which is ad- merry voices - of children,, the In the Brisbane forced leave Po distributed through the senators and inordin- . Scrim, white, cream and Arabian, with bands and The connected with the New York Tribune land was the scene of a fierce strug representatives thereof who are of the mitted t6 be the remedy for kin3!y exchanges) of good wishes of and edited a column devoted to the gle against Swedish invaders in 1612. same political persuasion as ad- ately high prices. inserts of filet lace, or with medallions in Battenberg, xpoaltion of 1843 he Although the The storing surplus eggs in the grown-u- p 3 the beaming faces of Fourlerism. In France and England declar- ministration, if any such there be, and of they established a paper called the Phalanx ed an armistice In 1712, Europe was if none such, then through the nation- times of plenty for sale when $5.00, $6.00 up to $12.00. the grand parents, in every part of which was later published at the agitated by wars and rumors of wars. or some dependable are scarce would not' be so bad If ' al committeeman public were told frankly Just how Marie Antoinette Nets with center and corner ap- imperishable In- famous Brock Farm under the title The declaration of war between Great friend or friends. Under this rrange-me- nt the In- the world, tell of the of the Harbinger. While called a So- Britain- and the United States, and depended up- long the eggs had been stored. In- Napoleon's representatives are stead, however, the storage product pliques, from $6.00 to $7.50. fluence for good left by the Holy cialist, Albert Brisbane held theories disastrous invasion of Rus on to recommend postmasters in their comparatively that bore slight resemblance to the sia, made the year 1812 ever memor- own while senators are de- often is sold either as Third floor, Lace Curtain Boom. fant. tenets of modern scientific Socialism, able. From this imperfect list it will districts postmas- fresh or as much fresher than it real- Lae-sal- le pended upon to recommend eggs, , spirit of feast i as elaborated by Marx, Engela, be seen that the wars of 1912 have rep- ly la. This is not only true of Even now the the and Bebel. but, followed precedent. ters in Congressional districts not of meat, butter and other staple places are gay resented by Congressmen of the same but upon us. The market Albert Brisbane was educated in the political faith as the President. Sen- articles of food. American public school, which In Ijexington. Ky . Is we were all rich enough we Special in Morris with holiday! splendor. The old and spent years after there still ators are also depended upon to rec- If storage plants Christmas Chairs be five studying In France standing the old house in which Mary ommend for marshalships and offices might have our private the young, rich and poor, are Imbued and Germany. Be began newspaper Toda, the wife of Abraham uncoln, including in which to garner food when it was A most inviting looking Chair with its arm work thirty years ago today. Dee. IS, was ninety-fo- ur years ago today. of that kind, departmental cheap to consumue when was broad with blessed atmosphere that has born positions and places in the consular it it the 1882, as a reporter on the Mew York Dec 12, 1818. Although the centennial diplomatic service, and in ail dear, "but If we were rich enough for and its fat cushions of dark brown cowhide. It is a been growing' down the centauries, and Sun. He was one of the bast report- of bar birth Is still six years distant. and fact that we would not mind the high ers the Sun has ever had, which ia plans have already been made for a offices not local. Of course, as a prices at all. Municipal storage Chafr to lounge in, to relax in and be comfortable. It the world, sometimes gray and sere saying a great deal, and was soon pro- proper observance of ' the anniversary rule, the senators consult with repre- houses, where food is kept to be sold nt. on moted to post of London eorre-ponde- The women's branches the Grand sentatives In these matters all trying season, only expense is sturdily built the most generous lines, and long takes on a more kindly countenance ' the of to do moat possible for their con- out of the actual He returned to America to Army of the Republic will . probably the of maintaining the plant being added and good service is what may be expected of it. and smiles away oil care. become the editor of the Bvenlng Sun, take a prominent part In the program, stituents. to first cost, have been suggested - 6. scheme selecting post- the to season gifts, tine which he conducted with great suoeeas. and it is expected that the United What for as a remedy, but like most of the sug- Thin the for Joseph Pulitzer was always on the Daughters of the Confederacy will masters, etc.. President Wilson and gestions along municipal ownership $15.00 very special. time for renewal of old friendships, lookout for promising young men, and also Join in the movement since Mary his cabinet may adopt is wholly con- lines is rather more attractive in the- - at- jectural. Some advocate one plan Fourth flor banishing- of discontent and of the work of Brisbane attracted his Todd Uncoln was a southern woman ory thTban when considered as an floor. the tention. He offered a salary that the by birth. The Blue Grass girl who and some another. Consequently it actuality.' - annual young lady was might be best for those Intending to evil dispositions. It is the serious and ambitions Journal became the first of the land applicants to The extent to which the egg crop is The ist could not resist, and he abandon- the daughter of Robert Smith Todd, be let matters rest until withdrawn from market to storage period) of unalloyed happiness. ed his alma mater to begin his career who now lies buried in the 'Lexington the situation dears up somewhat; but houses, however, makes the whole mister's word to the pupil, the em- as a "yellow." For seven years he cemetery. She- - was twenty-thre-e where one or more aspirants for a subject of storage an interesting one. Hoods and Scarves for Motor Wear particular place start in to secure One-six- held various responsible positions on when she first met Lincoln at Spring- th of the total output two ployer's order to the toller, even the the World. Then William Randolph field, HI.,- - where ; "Honest Abe"" was a signers to petitions, recommendations, eggs in every dosen are held back Motor Hoods of Gray Llama, which were $2.50, prisoner, broke into the "New York news- struggling lawyer. - Is Ste- etc., it might be wise for all aspirants sentence of the Judge to the Hearst ' ' It said that from the natural channels of distribu- paper Weld, bought --the Journal, and phen XX 'Douglas, Lincoln's able op to do so too. tion. Can ' any business juggle thus to close out at 1.00. Is tempered with humane considera- began to gather in all the best news- ponent In the immortal debate, was It has been figured out by some of with its total production without - papermen of the metropolis. Mr. Bris- also a candidate for the heart ana the newspaper correspondents in the transferring the cost of its speculation Mercerized Cotton Hoods, gray, green, and white, tion. began Mr. Belle. . capital Mr. Wilson, when bane his service with hand of the Blue Grass national that . were $3.00, now In the light of the yule log the Hearst fifteen years ago. He origi- he enters the White House on March to its customers? $1.00. illum- nated the gigantic scarlet headlines GOV. WILSON'S EXAMPLE. 4, will find that he has the power to Silk Scarves, black or white, smiles of the family circle are and a .hundred and" one other typo- fill directly 10,839 government posi- PARENTS' DUTY TO CHILDREN. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 ' - ined with unwonted tenderness. The graphical and editorial innovations ; (From the .Boston Globe.) tions. They declare the appointive , (Norwich Bulletin.) to , Second floor. within a few places requiring, confirmation are di $450. prattle of- - the babe Is sweeter, tfhe that made the Journal Mr. Wilson announces again, in de Parents neglect an important duty months, the popular paper of Gotham. vided as follows: to give proper at- mother's kiss is even fonder than at His editorials were from the first clining Mr. Taft's thoughtful proposal Departments State, 441; treasury, when they fall the by aitf extreme simpli- trip, purpose to 0; Jus- tention to the whereabouts of their any time of the year, for is It characterized- of e Panama .his 736; war (excluding army), children at night. Conditions are Painting Outfits for the dabbler in art. Boxes other city of language which placed them tick to the Governorship of New. Jer tice, 883; post office, 7,963; navy (ex- steadily being found which indicates not of Trim wthtose ImTini-t- within the comprehension of all 'but cluding officers), 11; Interior, 272; ag- containing most fascinating little tubs of paint brushes, the feast hopelessly Mr. Brisbane sey. , (ex- that boys and girls are not being God the illiterate. riculture, 8; commerce and labor cared for as they should be, making mixing cups; etc., 10, 25, 50 cts and $1.00. love for frail humanity led Him, once said: . Mir. Wilson was elected Governor in cluding census), 28; civil service com- they are not given "Voltaire, the greatest "writer and 1910 years. was 7; and library of Congress. 1. it evident that the of the Universe, to garb Himself In our to serve four lie mission. necessary oversight. In the city of Pictures in gray for tintiner, from cost card size n. fighter, said, We must define to good many things with The places not requiring confirma- an " human clay, to endure the privations terms,' The world steps aside for the able do a New Britain this has resulted in . IO and CtS. . Stationery Section. gome the aid of the Legislature elected at tion by the Senate are thus divided: order by the chief of police to the 5, 15 poverty, He might glorify un- man who knows where he Is Departments State, 94; Justice, boys and girls of that own terms. steps saxae . In effect that the must defining his It aside the time. But the election 846. interior, 44; commerce, 8; civil be kept off street at night, if selfishness? for the fire engine because the engine 1811 took away from Democrats service commission, 1. the and ia on its way to a fire." the parents cannot accomplish this the ' There is more to Christmas than Impression one gets the control of the Senate, and this police are going to see what they can And that's the seriously interfered with the Gover A DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM. do about it. This of course applies the mere exchange of gifts. That Is from association with Mr. Brisbane nor's program. . (New Haven Journal-Courier-.) D he is always on the way to a fire. And Legislature, to those who are about the streets The M: Read Co. but an Incident a very pleasant inci Is very admirable, very com- A DsmooaUc in both The frequent meetings of the new- for no good purpose, but by their as- that all houses, is about to come in, and the ly sociates and fall into ways of dent It is true, yet none the less mendable but he misses a lot of fun. Governor intends too go to work at elected democratic members of the habits happened general assembly mark a new policy evil and vice, and then parents won- mere sidelight of the glorious warmth TODAY MAY Trenton aa if nothing had in party discipline and control. As der that their boys and girls get In- BE to vm on JMovemtber 5. He is now public understands, meet- volved wrong doings. 12-12-- the these of human friendship that lias come WRITTEN" 12 writing his message, and when the ings are called for consultation, as an The neglect of parents is not con- Legislature meets after New Year's opportunity for the members to know fined to New Britain by any means. RAPF0RP B. to symbolize the .advent of. the feast. Time-thrif- ty persons who date their he hopes to push through various each other in advance of the session, Every city has reason for urging this The" optimistic spirit of Christmas Is rev- measures that failed year. That po- letters with Arabic numerals will done, will relinquishtet to thus expediting the work to be ac- much needed reform which the hope of despondent, el in rare treat todayk for this Is he his office complished and for the purpose of dls lice of New Britain recognize as the 1072 Main St. DEPARTMENT STORE, 89 the buoyant the 'a the president of the Senate and turn cussing proposed acts of legislation. best way to check at' the start any Fairfield Ave. the twelfth day of the twelfth month Washington. STORE TO FIND SCARCE . the life line to the soul struggling year of the century, ' and to the tasks at To that extent they are necessarily inclination to wrongdoing. It should "THE ARTICIiES" , of the twelfth example. . strong adversity. communications may thus be com- This is an admirable Too interesting events. not require police orders for parents AND THE STORE THAT PAYS THE CAR FARE against tiles of often pur putblic men ore In such ha8 The democratic members of the leg- to recognize their duty, but being makes for the great menced: for promotion that they do not stop they should These fine clocks are This it is that Incidentally, this is the last 'day in long enough to finish any Job. They islature should realize however, that warned exercise the worth "brotherhood, universal peace of the present century when such a com- the test of their usefulness will not greatest care to see that they do their COUPON GOOD we the bination of triples may be used. Then are elected to do certain things, but end with progressive general legis- part, know where their children are double this price, but are 1910, at the first call to another field they A more and insist they be which the idealists have dreamed and tenth of October, and the eleventh rum off and leave the tMngs undone. lation. serious test will be that shall at home FRDDAY, DEC. 13 giving bargains that are sung. of November, 1911, afforded similar their delivery from the temptation to at a certain time. "No one better the poets have A spirit of re- The people themselves are more or offices, police are aware of year holi- opportunities, but there will be no they of- retain state and local which than the the need bargains this for kindliness" for one's brother, a currence until Oct. 10, 201O.. By that less to blame. If find an ought to be abolished or 1?ut under of stricter parental oversight. time, as Mark Twain, said, "we shall ficial making a good' start to do civil service laws. For the success- day presents. Many kind3 n-- t word to the cheerless, a measure be dead, . hope." something' that they like, often they party to yield to this temptation Separate muffs are in great demand all I will not wait - until- - he has done it, ful CUCKOO of Alarm Clocks 58c to $1.00 of consideration for those less fortun- It Is a noteworthy that einoe the a. to feed upon the spoils of office, and because so many garments are trim but with humrah elect him to do , beginning of the Christian era the to in consequence fail to Introduce med with fur nowadays neck CLOCKS Large new lot Ingersoll ately situated these are the deeds years 12" us- something else. District Attorney . that ending in have been "New in- wherever possible, strict business unnecessary. including" cele- are twice blest and like the qual- ually marked by terrible wars, and Whitman of York, having methods of control, will be to throw pieces are often . Coupon Watches, the that this year has. been no exception. Tra dicted Becker and the gunmen, there away an advantage that will not he With ity of mercy, of which the Bard, of jan's successful warfare against the was a strong disposition to nominate their's again in a hurry. The people brated Yankee in nickel and Veni- enemies of Rome made the year 112 him for Governor before he had time of Conneetieutu are not 39c Avon sang in "The Merchant of to convict them. , of the state gun metal, at $1.00. historic. Ferocious battles between - interested these days in the gratifica- ce-, are a blessing upon titan who the Romans and the Allemanni red Gov. Wilson in sticking to- the Job tion of the appetite for office which 212 312 until it is finished will be doing a use- gives dened the pages of records. ..In has overcome some man who has been Christmas and him whostakevrcrni Conetantine became the ruler of the ful service not only for New Jersey long wandering in the wilderness. it Is because the true reward of th The early shopper Is jone of the ideal western world at a terrible sacrifice but for the country. Few Presidents-ele- ct They realize that certain changes must journalist, as of every pablic and pro- lives. century In could dolt. They would be so HIGH FUTURE fessional service, is 'not pay but op- harbingers of human A later. be made, and they will acquiesce in USEFUL GIFTS ARE LONG RE- ad- of Christmas. What is 412. the Visigoths sacked Rome and distracted by the new honor awaiting those changes, but what in the last portunity to serve ths public, to ae-e- GaulT them they could not keep MEMBERED. vance humanity, to build Ms passing more keeping wiUi rm slaying' thousands. In that their they more in the feast than petty wars over minds on taie - simpler duties of a analysis are interested in days of labor into lasting foun- a, 512 there were all Is governmental efficiency. The day ths generous consideration, even, at trie Europe. II of Persia Car- Governorship. They would be boo de- dations of the future. Chosroes up has gone by when party success OF JOURNALISM ex- cost of some little sacrifice, the rie sword and flame into EJsrypt, Syria, much taken with their new dignity pends upon the distribution of the "The duty of the Journalist is to for .and Asia Minor in 612. The trium to sit down at the Old desk and the pose social abuses, to lay bars politi- spam yiz, old tasks. spoils. Gilt Suggestions ulcers, and to treat advanes toilers of the stores? The wan, pale phant Saracens mvaaea in Should the , democratic party dodge cal ths and out an end to the long rule of county or- PROFESSOR WimiAMS PREDICTS of society as his first duty. faces of the exhausted shop girls are Visigoths, "carrying learning into Spurred to action by the recent the issues infolved in the Boys Gloves ...... 25c to $1.00 "Disregarded and discredited thotwrh the - ganization because of a possibility of WIIxLi WITH LAW toot a pleasant center for a of Burope on the point of a spear." " In condition of.- Fairfield avenue between county Men's Gloves 25c to 95.00 IT SOON RANK this creed and duty may bo by sel- frame electing a democratic commis m, fl2. as again year, the ruler of Park avenue and Broad street, the Boys' Arctics . . . $1.00 $1.85 MEDICINE JOURNALIST fish partisan and commercial Journal-Is- bolly end Christmas bells. Why not this Co. today sioner, or two or tnree, snouia it to AND Bulgaria menaced Constantinople. In Connecticut has a large dodge the task of placing the police Men's Arctics . ...Sl.lO to $2.80 THE PUBIJtC, this Is the exception, and sactt So & little towards making Christ- 12 the Saracens completed their con- force of men engaged In macadamizing city MUST EXPRESS ; public crisis finds the American pro the spaces department of this under a sin Arctics . to $2.25 m quest of Spain, and the year marked the deep betwen the lines of gle headed commission because of a Ladles' ...$1.00 NOT HIMSELF. less partisan and served mora an mas of these toilers one they will be the beginning of a century of blood- the "block pavement recently laid. plums Misses' Arctics ...... $1.00 to $1.75 more by Its staff In a professional conquered Steam rollers are firmly Impacting belief that the local will be . ' able to enjoy? shed. The Danish ruler the their's next year; should it dodge Children's Arctics.-- ...... 90c to $1.35 Wil- spirit." , England In 1012. Germany was the rubble and better traffic conditions are movement to have the Judges of New Haven, Dec. 12. Talcott Christmas is Indeed a time of gifts. SceTie of warfare in 111? and again In "n"imled" for the winter months. the gov- liams, of the school of Jour- our police court appointed by the director ALLEN GETS YEARS But the gifts of the mind and of tine ernor; should it dodge the various RAIN COATS. nalism at Columbia University, in the 35 heart are priceless as compared other movements, which have no oth- second of the Bromley lectures on to er purpose in the world but to raise Make your boy happy and keep as a Calling" at Tale Compromise, those of the hand. the standard and efficiency of gov- him "Journalism Sidna Given That on and ernment, it will go out of power with dry at the same time by giving him a Monday night, said: Wesley Edwards 97. greater, unanimity than came Rain Coat. "Journalism and literature are ARTHUR BRISBANE, a far it 12 Thirty-fiv-e MODERS in, and deservedly so. Evidently the Boys' Rain Coats $2.50 to $5.00 closely connected In the public mind. WytheviUe, Va, Dec ATLAS, CELEBRATES party is already at the parting of the Both use the written word. Much lit- years Is the penalty Stdna Aan 48TH ways. We shall watch its choice Men's Rain Coats $3.00 to $12.00 erature was once journalism. Much will pay for shooting up ths Carroll BIRTHDAY TOpAY with interest. Ladles Rain Coats. .. .$5.00 to $15.00 journalism could without change be courtfty courthouse last March, when But and jour- five persons were killed by ths AJIn literature. literature .Ed- Arthur Brisbane, editor-in-chi- ef of ABOUT SUGGESTIVE NEWS. nalism, if they use the same means, clan. Allen's nephew, Wesley 27 years ttt pen- the Hearst newspapers, was born in you make yourself Christmas Sun.) RUBBER BOOTS. have different and contrasted ends. wards, will spend la Buffalo, N. Y.,Dec . 12, 1864, and it If want to a Middletown The author writes to express himself. itentiary. follows, as a little figuring will prove Howiand A. journal known as the organ of What could yon. give the children The journalist writes to express the These two sentences were tbs re- is today forty-eight- h gift of four to ten dollars, read the Medical association, One acts personal ca- com promts yeatterday after- that he' celebrating his the American more useful ? public. in a sult of a birthday. Mr. Brisbane has suggests that newspapers suppress the that would he pacity. The other acts in a represen- noon following a verdict of voluntary often been described as "the highest advertisement on Page 2, today. publication of suicides or attempts at Child's $1.05 to $2.00 tative capacity. The author's work m&nslaughter in the case of Sldna paid newspaper man in th world " suicides. It is thought such news is $2.00 to $2.73 has weight because of the man who Allen. Another Indictment for th Youth's com-promd- sad and . his annual salary of J72.0O0 prob-- I suggestive in Its effect, causing others Boys'. writes. The newspaper has its chief murder of Sheriff Webb was amy entities mm to that distinction. There has been plenty of big news for to commit suicide. For the same ....$2.50 to $3.75 weight, but not its full influence, be- by letting him pisad mtity Certainly I shall not dispute it with reason the press might suppress ac- Misses', $1.85 to $2.25 cause of the thousands who read. to second degree murder and ta-lc- e a him. Also, he Is probably the most men from the Howiand clothing store, ever tions for divorce, shoplifting, embez- Men's $2.90 to $5.75 "As society grows more complex 15 years sentence. Three Indict- serious man In the world. There was zlement of bank funds, arson, stock Journalism grows more complicated ments against Wesloy Edwards aiao once a chap named Atlas who had a since it was opened. But there has been watering, elopements, the birth of and calls for as special a training as were compromised. Ho took a sal, Steady Job of supporting the globe on triplets, etc. Carrying out this pol- law or medicine. Mere aptitude was tence of nine yearsV imprisonment on hi shoulders. Mr. Brisbane Is the none so big as this. icy, a paper would soon be limited enough in mere partisan Journalism. each.' modern Atlas. There is nothing, of to its daily suppply of news. If a Wider social duties call for profession- Co. si the dilettante- about him. He is a man goes to New York to meet an Ihe Ailing Rubber al education. This has at last come A very fluffy typo of vnJng preacher, an evangelist, - who speaks Just read it. That is all we ask. old friend, and leaves his wife at with adequate endowment and it has has three skirts of pals-color-ed ehlOrm, daily to two million of people, and he home to trace his footsteps, that 1127 MAIN been accompanied by a larger demand one above another, over a white s&tla takes the responsibility very seriously should be suppressed, since mention STREET for trained men and an enlarging com- petticoat, and caught atp irxa knots & Perhaps that is why he Is the" high- - of it might induce husbands to take .1 Stores pensation. 12 this be still insdannats XJOWC