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THE. ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATtTBDAY, PEPTEMBER 12, 1902.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
' * *AND NEWS*
r. L. 8EELY, PoMUhtr,
8. E. DAVIDSON, Anoclite PnbillhU-
8. V. BROOKS. Secretary.
Pubffthed Every Afternoon
(Except Sunday)
By THE GEORGIAN COMPANY.
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The Genrgtsn and N*ws prists an
unclean or obieetlonahl* adrarllala,.
Kiithtr do*, it prltt whisky «r aoj
The Hous?.and the Senate.
Wbat do the people of Georgia think of the obatmctlon element. In
the law.maklng body thet In deliberately-dpfylug-the expreeeed wlll'of
a vaat majority of the good cltlienahlp of Georglg?
That the people of .Georgia went the convict’lease ended there can
be no doubt In any sane mind. It hu been expressed thru preai, pul
pit, mass meetings and countless Individual expressions.^ What, then,
hold, back the lew-making body from bowing lo the will of those who
have placed them lu the legislative hall to do the thing* that are right
and humane a'nd Juat? -
It mutt be clear to all that those with selfleh ends and alms before
them, with the grip of this dominant Influence binding them fast, have
held In check the performance of a clear and unnilatakable duty. In the
house this element has demonstrated Its power. But the senate fall
. honor to tho men who stand steadfast) has stood aa ndamant agalnat
this wrong, “fiut If ha* been made poaalble In that body for a minority
to fight back decisive action by the majority.
John P. . knight, of Berrien, a man who Has preened himself
upon hit stand'for reform and mpral Issues, now looms before the people
of Georgia In the attitude of an obstructionist. John Knight hss fought
In the senate measures which’carried with them appropriation! from
the treasury on the high ground of economy, yet John Knight Is the
pgeney that atandi as an obstructionist against legislating to oblivion
a blot on his state, and his quibbling ways cost the' people of Georgia
some $1,1100 a day!
What do the peopls of Georgia think of a man who,shout* from
the housetops his virtues, yet stands forth In the open and light* against
righting the greatest wrong a state ever had? Horn chow we cap riot
believe fair-minded people think very well of such a man'.
And with hint stand that minority battling back the right! Equally
they must, share reaponalblllty for this. In the psst th* Anger of
scorn has been pointed at the senate ea the obstruetlon of all good
legislation-that failed of passage. But the scene shifts now,' and the
house Is In th* wrong. All honor ty the brave and unylejdlng ma
jority In the aenate. Iad-hy..Felder, that refuses to bow to the .domi
nant powers back of the convict, lease shame.
1 Arizona comes forward with
pitching phsnotn named Rapldflre.
Maybe Carrie Nation went to De-
, troll to see T.v Cobb knock 'em out.
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§ We've about forgotten, but Isn't thl*
I the season for peach and .apple pop-
overs? t
"A sell-dressed woman can wear
• anything this year except a sheath
’; gown," says a fashion writer. Thar
| l» another way of putting It..
Several days hare passed and the
; promised rlgars hsve not arrived.
? Can It he that Colonel Boh Ross Is
I going, to welch?
It, I* some consolation not to have
V °ur nerves fraxaled with wondering
'« If «hs homy team can hqld out to the
J* finish uml win.the flag.
,~ .Wc have a sneaking notion that hy
j. this time The Cleveland l,esder Is
w thoroughly convinced that there Ja a
R Toombs’ county, Georgia. '
advising .Me,
pennant: 1 ' Ar
. N>w
Grew how to win the pennan
McOraw Is Ignoring .the advice, the
chances for the tilantp to.,win seem
fine. 7 / / .
**• •• A HI, Louis girl wrote a play th
.. afxi cm hour*,, but said »he Intended
tt for flratclaaa theaters and that
was the reason she was 'so long
- at It. .
Harry Stillwell Edwards' capacity
for Action Is still strong In him. He
told New York Republicans that there
wa* a line chance to break the solid
South.
' It Is going to be mighty hard to
flog up-any Interest Iri national poll*
.tics until the championships of th*
American and National Leagues are
settled.
——— T—r ?—7-: : :
The Senate Sent It Back.
(Dedicated to n»arly any State Legislature.)
The membefe ef the house one day were,working on a bill:
Thev (tiled It chock with poppycock lust wild enough fo thrill.
And w hen It w»s completed an.1 nothing seemed to lack-
They eent It to the senate, hilt the senate a*nt It ba^k— . --
Said the thing waa out o' whack.
So th* houea piled more amendments to th* hiirly-hurly stack;
Viewed their work with kalnt conviction, and with n»rve more
etron* than knack
They sent It *0 the senate, but th» eenste sent It berk.
The senate eent s meesag* that was tinctured jwlth s slur
"In theie absurd amendments the senate esn't concur."
But the house grew wild with fury, and said: "Wo'tl have no slack."
80 they aent It to th* eenate. hut the senate sent It back -
Said the HOt'SE wa* out o'w hack;
They hoped thet eonte Hemerltan would pul them on the track.
But th* hotiie, *S mad aa flddleatlrk*. Just wouldn't stand the crack.
They eent It to the eenate, and the aenate eent It hack.,
—Life.
•jpjjottfed
sisfljs
■ Come-backs at the Georgian
President Roosevelt having recent,
ly.- ducked a meteor and h stray bul
let, thepe ought to be no further ques
tion as to his ability to take rare of
himself In Africa.
"Pas* the canned prune*," says The
Milwaukee Journal. Wc will, also
the prunes In whatsoever ihape. form
or manner they may come. We lived
In Washington four years. I
Fifty-six Pennsylvania girls on a
picnic ate eleven gnllons of Ice
cream, drank a barrel of lemonade
and devoured a wagon load of cakes.
No tightwad could trot with that
bunch.
"Atlantic City asks fair play." say*
a headline. Wrong. That Is one
thing Atlantic City don't want, be'.
cause fair play would cloae about two-
thirds of It up. Open play and no
kicking la the slogan of that place.
If the gentleman who edit* the
paper nt Port Arthur run* with
John W. Gates much longer, well,
.we can are his finish.—Lake
Charles . Press.
The gentleman who edits the paper
at Port Arthur must lie a pretty fast
traveler to finish up Jawn W.
At any, rate. The Atlanta Georgian
does not seehi to he- afraid of acquir
ing a full supply of hammer* thru tlje
state.—Cordele Sunday Dispatch.
Masks were worn rqiglnalty t,o pro
tect tlie complexion. Now they are
used .to protect the entire anatomy.—
Atlanta Georgian.
In polities they sre worn to hide
the »|z# of. the pile of grafj.—Brune-
wick JotMieL ; H v ;
The Atlanta Georgian wnnjs In
know . If it isn't wortII |2.onn a day to
rmar-bp theFont-IW system In IVoi-gla.
Man alive. It wss worth that easily to
overworked editor* wh» pee,led Juicy
copy! —Brtmsvirk'Journal.
The Atlanta Georgian honets.that.lt
has published SI.OSS "wants" In eight
montha. Which confirm*'our auspl-
clon that Atlanta, people want the
earth.—Columbus Enquirer-Sun.
And the westher r*maln**the asm*.—
Rome Trlbune-Hewld.
That'* life In a small village. Not
even a change In the weather to break
th* monotony of thing*.—Atlnnta Geor
gian. ■ *' J - ' •
i Ten. Jack, 1* going to vlrtt Thomns-
vlll* soon and get another look pt city
Ilfa-r.yhomBavfilq tlinei-JCnterprtsc.
Holder Is HaSirig a time hi, Id I rig on;
that la, according to Th* Atlanta Geor
gian. When th* convict lease -eyetem
la abolished then all will'be -well.—
Waynesboro True Cttlaen/
■The* Cleveland Leader state* that
ihere Is no auch county In Georgia as
Toombs. Will the editors of The Lyqna
Progrea* and The Toomb* County lo
cal in flinging The Claveland Lead
er to a front teat of the Ananias Club?
—Atlanta Gtorglan.
Evidently Th* Cleveland "leader
means that there t* no etb«r county In
Georgia like Toomb*. It being recog
nized., both at home and abroad, aa
Georgia’* banner county. However. If
It wa* Ignorance on - th* part of The
Leader’* paragrapher. w* will, upon ap
plication. furnish him with a new map
of Georgia, but If he mad* a wilful mls-
stutament. th* Ananias Club Is a tame
affair beside th* place to- .which he
should be consigned.—Toomba County
ror th* benefit of tb* esteemed Houe
ton Post. The Atlanta Georgian end a
few other* of ihe magic circle,' we'd
say that we have hean'apendtng.our va
cation In Washington - and- Fairfax
'county, Virginia. W* met Jim Nevin
and. wit also "eeed Baldwin’*-airship
and a few other thing*." tho please
Georgia boast* of an editor
named Wind. However, he doesn’t
blow any harder than the aver
age Georgia editor.—Allentown
Call.
'neniember. please, that he ia Ed
itor Fuller Wind, nnd keeps The
Cain) Messenger Inflated to the top-
notch of Georgia weekly Journalism.
A Washington correspondent says:
"John Wesley Gaines It In town, be
cause the powder, tobacco and ex
press trust^Iefested him. hut he isn't
dead yet. nor does he sleep." You
can Just* bet your bottom dollar the
doughty Tennesseean Isn't dead or
. sleeping. For all the flings we par-
agraphera have at him, Mr. Gaines I*
too able and useful a man to drop out
of public life.
"Shall the people rule?" shouts
Mr. Bryan. Or. In other words:
“Ain't we ever going to get. hold
of the postofllces and things?"
—Kansas City star.
Of course, there’s something
implied In meat Democratic slo
gans.—New York .American.
Oh splash As if that, wasn't the
ultimate aim. purpose -and desire of
every "Id (Hltlrji party. This holier-
- than thou business Is niuieou*.
Aimed at Atlanta
The Augusta Herald says “there it
something admfrabl* In th* Atlanta
spirit." Probably due to the fact :that
It didn't get watered Ilk* the Augusta
article.—Lawrencevtlle Newa-Herald
A news Item **>■• the prohlbltlonlat*
are going to teat th* near-beer In At
lanta. The anti* have already tested It
and eom* of It I* said to be very near
Vou caiv't loan.Atlanta In the matter
of furnishing accommodations and com
forts for the folk*. The latest Is two
baths In-one-house—a Turkleh for th*
outside and g*hltnd tiger for the Inetde.
And yet there are people who will kick.
—Macon New*.
We desire to let Allentown, Houston,
Richmond and Washington know that
we have a ball team right here In At-
Innta that can do as line work chas
ing from top to bottom of the per
centage column In one season ns can
be found anywhere In the world.
One of the linotype men stetbd the
other day that whenever he suffered
from Insomnia and everything else
frilled, he read our paragraphs and
went peacefully to sleep Therefore,
we pause to inform him that Boston's
drinking water contain* sphsnliomen-
omenlsomenon. which onghi to hold
him for a while. We have sir,, asked
the foreman, to soak him It be leaves
out even one letter.
don't he mean enough In Associate this
fact with our being with Nevin.- Monty
gomery .Advertiser.
Borne enemy has called Tpfl n "Pal-
engenllue Htellatus." Is there no So
ciety for th* prevent of cruelty to presi
dential candidates?—Allentown ,.‘*11.f
George Angelt. president of the So
ciety for tlie Prevent Inn of Cruelty to
Animal*, believes some consideration Is
due the- horse In the case df-one presi
dential candidate. He think* ■ Taft
might to ride an ai)t„t*iohlle. or eje.
pi,ant.— Atlanta GehCglan.
Yet/tills candidate Is trying to rifle
Into olflre on Roosevelt's policies, which
are already over-lmrdened.—Perry-
Home Journal.
The Atlanta Georgian claim* to have
published StjPM want* this yea-. .Won
der If the "long-felt want' was among
them?-*Augusta Herald.
The Atlanta Georgian announces a
deadlock In the Georgia leglelature.
From what w* have leerned about af
faire In the Georgia stale house, a dead
lock Is probably a condition occasioned
by the absence „f the member with the
corkscrew.—Houston Post.
And th* weather remain* th* same.—
Rome Tribune-Herald.
That - * life In n small village. Not
even a change In the weather to break
the monotony pf thing*.—Atlanta Geor
gian.
AH. com* off: that Georgian make*
our cranium spring leaks! R thinks
Atlanta's the whole show with reserved
seats! Fltagerald can give her point
er*!—Fttxgerald Leader.
Th* Georgian say* that cold day In
August we've been promised so long
arrived recently. And we dtd not see a
person doing the Impossible things that
were promised for tnat day. Did you?
—Fltagerald Leader.
• ' No Flowery Phrases.
Scott—Let'* see! in golf you ad
dress the ball, don't you?
Mott—Tes; and frequently in lan
guage unlit for publication.—Boston
Tranacrtpt,
Two Kind* of Punches.
8h* gave him a nice stiff punch;
8he thought, on the whole, 'twa* ex
pedient
When wed she oft gave him the same
With an entirely new Ingredient.
—New Orleans Tlmes-Deinocrat.
A Night of It.
“Is your husband up yet*" asked the
early morning caller.
"I guess he Is,” replied the etern-
looklng woman.
"I'd Ilk* to aay a few words to him."
"I'd Ilk* to say more than a few. He
hasn't come home yet."—Philadelphia
Prea*.
No Maroyl '
(Because- a waiter In *• Manhattan
dancing pavilion refuged a Jl tip he haa
been declared e non-union men end his
fellow*, refusing, to work with him.
have gone on *trike.--New *.)
Broad his phylactery,
Pharleee he.
Grimly refractory. *
Vengeance hell see.
Personal vanity.
I'nder oqr cod*.
Smacks of Inanity.
Tears he has sowed—
Curse him Insietdnlly.
Tears h* shall reap;
Frown on him distantly,
Bury him deep.
Stir animosity.
Let him he barred;
Then, with velocity,
“ Call In hi* card.
Each walking delegate
(Riding In cabs)
, Fiercely will relegate •
Him to the scabs.
rummel him viciously,
Smother his lip;
He has maliciously
Bcoffed at a tip!
- —Brooklyn Eagle.
Just At He Thought. >
A email hoy 'waa reciting In a ge
ography class: The seacher waa trying
lo teach'him the points df th* com-
paee.
8h* splained; . "On your right ia
the south, yortr left th* north, and In
front of you la the east. Now, whflt I*
behind you?" ' ~
Tlie boy .studied for a moment then
puckered up tile face and bawled;
"I knew- It. I told m*.you'd see that
patch In my panta.—Exchangr.
Indignant Maw.
"Maw, the roof leaks."
"Well, air ye too fetchtaked lazy to
put on yer list?''—Kansas city Journal.
' Couldn't Get Ahsad of Thun.
A firm of thidr ontilds London broker*
wll prOswited for swindling. In srqul|lln(
theni 'lbs court/ with errs, tctsrlty. wild:
ARMY-NAVY ORDERS
AND
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
WASHINGTON: Kept. li-Tbe following
orders have been Issuen:
Army Orders.
The following officers t„ mounted ssrrlcc
school st Fort Hllcy for course: Captain'
Charles M. Bunker. Fourth field artillery;,
First Lieutenant Nelson E. Mnrget is.'First
field artillery: First Lieutenant Edmund L.
timber. Fifth field artillery: First l.lsuten
ant Robert H. Lewis. With field artillery:
Csptain Edwin G. Itavl*. roast artillery,
lo Ban Francisco for examination by reilr
log hoard.
Captain tVIIU* It. Vance, coast artillery,
to Gorernnra Island for examination l»r re-
tlrlns Irnord.
captain John Ohnitad. from First com-'
piny, coast artillery.
First Lieutenant. John E. Mort, to First 1
Company, coast artillery.
Flrat Lieutenant George B. Jones, mrdtral
reterre. will proceed to Fort Benjamin Har
rison. . ,
Navy Orders.
Lleiiteaant commander W. R. liehardy.
from nsrsl school. Newport, to boresti or.
equipment, ngry department, Waablngtou.
Lieutenant F., R. Bpaffnrd. order* to the
Supply reroked: to ihe Wyoming. •
Lieutenant F. B. Rorschach, when dlt-
Ch»rt<fl from naral medloM school hospital.
Washington, lo home oh leare.
Mldahlpnian F. tt. Nell, from naval acsd
emv «n the Idaho.
Midshipman w. 11. Walsh, continue treat
ment at natal hospital, Mare Island.
Movements of Vassals.
» battleships Connecticut. Vermont.
Minnesota. Georgia. Nebraska, New Jersey.
Rhode Island. Louisiana, Vlrklnl*. Ohio.
Missouri. Wisconsin. Illinois, Kearssrge *n«
Kentucky'snd the supply ship fitaeler hare
arrived at . Albany. West Auatrtilla: the
" ',*rs nalnhow. Denver; Onlrcstmi and
gunboats Chattanooga end Concord at
'no. the gunboat Albany at Mare Island.
... 1 (tiller Nero at R,Hoard* Bay. (he bat
tleship Mississippi at Philadelphia and the
yacht flylpn at New York navr yard.
The monitor* Arkansas and. Nevada ind
the lug Pttndlsh hire tnllsd from Annspo-
II* for tlsltlmore. the battleship Maine from
Port Paid to Naples, the rr,titer West Vir
ginia front Honolulu (or Mare island, the
cruiser California frnm Honolulu for Suva
the cruiser* Maryland. Pennsylrspia. -Vi,
nestee. Washington snd flonth nskors nnd
the destroyer* Truxton. Hull. Whlppis,
Hopkins. Petry. Treble snd Stewart from
Honolulu for Pago rgge.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Alabama and Broad Streets.
Atlanta, Ga.
Capital, Surplus ahd Profits over $1,000,000.00
Twenty-Eight Years of Successful Banking
William L. Peel, President.
Robt. F. Maddox, Vice-Pres. Thos. J. Peeples, Cashier.
Jas. G. Lester, Asst. Cashier. Jas. P .Windsor, Asst. Cashier.
AROUND AND ABOUT GEORGIA
□
^ A .Dangerous Habit. I about tithe we got The Boine Trlhune-
i.icrationally the'iildewalks are mo- | Herald end The Thouiasvllle Time*,
nopollzed by bicycle*, but the number j Enterprise choked off on that *to rv
ha* decreased considerably slrice tlie'* hma , hr Thomaavlll* mave
(Solh.ee attsnilop uas called to the ,
evil a few week* »*o.-?Flt*gerald f * f r t,ie * f an
"There Is net snffialtnt evidence to eoa-
vlet you. hot If anyone wtshe, to know my
opinion of yon I hope that thev will refer
loae."
Next day th* firm * adrertitentent appear
ed in ever, atallablo medium with th* fol
lowing. well dleplayed: "Reference ae to
probity, by aperlsl perntleeien. th* lord chief
jneti-e of England."—Everybody's
A Lullaby.
The* eunheeme ire killing etch other good
night :
Hush thee, my littl* one, hush.
The finWera are closing Iholr peeper* np tight:
Hush thee, my nttle one' trash.
Nov) draw eleie the shnttere seroel thy blue
*y*>: m
The loved queen of Nodlatur ewaita her aweet
prive. •
Atnd falriea aland ready to earry the# o'er
The meedowt that atreteh to the far, silent
ehore.
ltueh thee,, my Hftlo one, hueh.
Tho golden head beetle* on mother's warm
breast: .
Rahy ia almost asltep.
A wen tittle bird flutter* home to'Its neat;
Baby is almost-seleep.-
How sently, how feet, fall the deep twilight
shade*
O'er ees end o'er land, o'er hill* end o'er
S ides! -
ily the moon shed* its silvery beams
On Wumherland'e. walls and Its eltlss of
dreams!
Rahy la faat, flat asleep.
. —Amy Churchill.in.Lippineett'a.
1 , /, . ; •VS*'!
Growth and Progress
of the New South
Tb* Georgian her* ’record* eaeb day
soins economic fset In reference ta
tb* onward progress of tbs South.
—
BY
JOSEPH B. LIVELY
JACKSON. Min., dept, u.—The following new Industries hare hsen organized
In. the state during th* past few days and will shortly submit their charters to
the governor for. approvit: -
Renovnlent Industrial Association. Vicksburg. Warren county. Net capital stock.
W. It, Hicks. W. H. Jefferson and others. Incorporators.
, R«| Mountain lord Company, West Point, city coonty. Capitalised st 110.-
oflo. F. A. t'ritz. W. T. iville arid others.
Mojntyre Bros. Company. Jackson. Binds county, capitalized at lie.OtlO. Alva
.McIntyre, .lack Mclntyrs and others.
Grsnae Gin Company. Grange, Lawrence connty. Capitalised at Ro.ono. j, j.
Rrrry. n. M. Smith and other*.
Farmers' t'nlon tVsrehouee Company. Forest. Scott county. Capitalized at HO.-
OOO. r.- 8. Wllk»r**n. W. R. Stoke*, and others. i .
Majestic Restaurant and Catering Company. Jack ton. Hinds emiaty. Capitalised
at tio.ooo. V. D. Shtenker. W. (>. Cole and others.
' Tlie contract ha* heen let and work begun for a 1150.non conr
Guthrie. Okla. It Is etaimed that when th* bonding la aompleted
Onthrle will have th* finest .ennveatl “
Sonthhett. The hnlldlng will tie eo
it that time Onthrle will be In
iiermanent capita! In tail. The melb ...u.,....u,,,. -aim w,„ » ... ™
na temporarily divided Into two rooms SO by M feet! and In tbsse will convent th*
two branch** of the legislator*, and when this arrangement li no longer necessary,
the jiartltlon can he torn ont wtthont leaving any permansnt traces of Its exist
ence.
Leader.
. ft ml'f'a liiortopoly her*, but It I*
pritctlcfid by bnye.' while and blhck. a
J reat deal more than I* - SAf* fhr chll-
ren and pedestrians.
This Explain* It.
Thoae esieemed paragrapher* who
have heen shedding Alligator tears over
the wrecking of the North Augusts
bridge should take notice that th* trot,
ley car* have resumed their regular
schedules, making transfer* by means
of a temporary suspension foot bridge,
and that the dispensary stock was
saved.—Augusta Herald,
This explain* the splendid courage
w ith which Augustalls met Hie disaster
that’ visited that city. The worst did
not happen, and communication! with
North Augusta flowed on In spite of the
raging flood.
What It Bhpwa.
The full-grown snake stories that
come from Valdosta Incline one to the
belief that th* prohibition lid la not fit
ting aa tightly as It should down there,
or else th* Jacksonville Importation Is
unusually vile.—Tlfton.Gssptte.
It also leads to the belief that some
body down there ha* heen reading In
New- York papers the marvelous Mun
chausen effort* of the tvtnsted. Con
necticut, correspondent, and Is deter
mined to shout him that he I* not the
only Juggler with truth "up to snuff."
Wias With Experience.
No. Maud, because a Inan gets mar
ried that la no rep son why he should
never look at a pretty woman that
passe*, but he should he particular to
know that hla wife la looking another
way. Tes. Jt'a, best!—Douglas Enter
prise.
Here's s msn. evidently, thet got
csreles* snd then got caught. Purely
is disinterested advice, we suggest that
It ia best to forego ogling altogether
when your wife Is along.
A Shout of Joy,
The time o' year haa come again to
hay newspaper subscriptions. Halle-
lulal— Nashville Herald.
Must be. sortie of th* "dear delin
quents” coming across to cause such a
shout of gladness.
Another Umbrella Hallucination.
IVe are anxinua to learn whether the
editor of The Telfair Enterprise got
gack that . umbrella.—Rochelle New-
Great goodness (raclnu*. Agnes. Just
umbrella,
here 'comes somebody else
and sobfut story. tVhat about the
tor of The Telfair Enterprise nnd
umbrella? Out with the whole <i
Don't conceal anything—not err,,
umbrella.
Gie
Odors, Natural and Assumed.
A negro-burglar st Vald ista ■.,**
tracked and raptured by perfumery.
The dispatch falls to elate whether tlie
odor was natural or assumed, t'ordel*
Dispatch.
It would be mighty hard to **i an r
"assumed'' that -would overcome ih*
"natural."
A Very Poor Defense.
The above appeared In The Atlanta
Georgian and News August 3t, In Which
the editor of The Doerun News I*
rather charged with piracy. Tim para
graph appearing In The News was fur
nished from Washington per a special
agreement, and not having ee*n Th*
Wnehlngton Herald, we did not know
th, origin unless lhat paper got th*
paragraph from the same source we did.
—Doerun New*.
So you are only a receiver of stolen
good#? We decry against this habit
some editors have of getting "canned
editorial stuff." In most cases there
fellows who agree to furnish It to you
are simply working you for some free
space, and steal editorial matter from
other papers to send to you. If you are
going to do It. why-not cut out th*
pirate middleman In Washington and
etlp stuff In your own office* We be
lieve the editor of The Doerun, News l*
quite csjiable of turning out tnucji more
teadable and timely editorial para
graphs and comment than Is supplied
him by the Washington pirate. The
Washington Herald employs and pay*
one of the best paraigrapHer* In th*
country to turn nut original matter.
That fellow you are getttng stuff from
Is stealing It from The Washington
Herald.
We do not care a continents!
Amsterdam abont Whittier. • • •
Old Whittier. • • » That fierce,
old, ever-lighting zealot. John
Greenleaf Whittier.—The Houston
Post.
Even literary criticism In Texas
wearri the urbane style of Joe
Ralley.—New York Sun. ,
Only, In this.gate,.it la, th,s urbane
literary Style of George Halley
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