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KV G EN li YKXLY GUARD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, lftOM 3 yifEEUGEHEWEEKLY GUARD stbUitles for the plutocrat farmer's HIGHER EDUCATION electric light became the fashion all It's dollars to pumpkin s eds that wife in this state. And in the eveu- FOR THE RICH ONLY over the land. these guesses are not based oil the lx ^’DEPENDENT PAPE __ Ing the pianola puts Beethoven i o- Both in America and the European tax books of the states these gentle Handel at the lady's finger tips, The W. H. Odell, of state land board countries the oculists agree that the men represent. "7 ha RI.ES II. FISHER, children are put to bed the govern- I fame. poses any appropriation at old kerosene lamp is the least harm ess dismiss 1 and a lephone conf-r- Editor and Publisher, all fo e University. In a cuuniu- ful artificial illuminant and it is al- Taft and Cannoa has been sus- ence wlth the neighbors over th. » nivation to the Salem Statesman he legt d that th? incandescent lamp has gested by the Baltimore A mer ica’I, r^fed every Thursday at Eugene, day's gossip is begun. The farmer I says: publish Oregon. given rise to more chronic eye degen and we suppose the editor is prepared reads his favorite poet and the ni?M "My con:entiun is to build up the eration than any other light used for to attempt to convince J >e that he -'T'Tr-Ptlon pnce. $1-50 per year glides on. common schools and let the collegi night work. should give up his present autocrat), ,( pLd 1“ >Jvance: *2 00 at end °f ate sudents and their friends pay for All the doctors said that the incan job to play second fiddle. If he doe what they want.” descent light could be mad • with a attempt It, he would spare his feel Entered at the Eugene. Oregon, This is a frank avowal of adher little trouble as harmless as the ker- ings some by stuffing his tar- Joe moflee a» second-class matter. ence tJ the old-time idea that higher | osene light, but nobody seems to can do a sizzling "cussing" stunt, The Guard today reprints an edito __ _____ ___ education anl all the advantages ac want to take the trouble. The de n. twlthstanding publications to th» rial from the St. Haul Pioneer Press, -------- AMI* >'»r ,he Gu>r<1 cruing to ft are for the well-to-do mand is for more and brighter lights contrary. following are authorized to one of the leading papers of the great only. The boy whose parents are poor and the whole trouble Is with the ^nd receipt for subscriptions or Middle West, the section from which ^t oi^r business for The Daily has little show to work his way eyes and not with the light. The 11- When a New York g,-and jury in Oregon is drawing a large percentage ¡through the aristocratic jiniversities ' lumination is entirely too bright and diets a high financier, even a "bust a Weekly Guard <^ell--J. U Clark- of its immigration. It contains a bit I of the country, but has no trouble will in time lead to partial, if not cd" one. for grand larceny, It cer STurg-O*» ,-0UUIS -___ — A Drury. i ter arraignment of the . people . - who are tainly looks as though things we-< Udress all remittance»« and com-| opposing adequate support for the ■ in meeting the expenses of a free tui total blindness. tion institution like that of the Uni- Everybody has noticed the great settling down to their proper levei ¡State University, and takes this as ■""‘“ guard printing co .. ! versify of Oregon. It is the poor boy's Increase in the number of people Several y-.ars ago, even If the iti a reason for attacking the referen- Eugene. Oregon. school and places within his reach who are using glasses during the past , dictment could have been pr rur.‘J dum system of legislation now being 7^7, U I UBRUARY 27. 11>OS I tried out in this state. Just as The advantages equal to those enjoyed few years. This is true particularly the crime would have been given : i by the scions of the rich and Influen- with the young. While no doubt a ■ milder sounding name. ¡Guard predicted when the Linn coun- I tial. -------77 ot » SUBSCRIBERS portion of this is due to the fact that | ' ty grangers made their regrettable Putting it on a business it is a noticeable fact that Gover many adopt the use of glasses because the , move against thte University, it Is As announced heretofore. they hav5 an idea that they add dig only what the latest "liustei" liolde nor Chamberlain, who vetoed the U. Guard of the first of October was bringing discredit upon the principle ! of O. appropriation, sent his son nity to their appearance, the majority of a title did when he engaged a law compelled to withdraw the offer of of direct legislation by the people, to the Washington and Lee Univer are using them through necessity. 1 yer and announced that, having fall Above Is u picture of the kitchen set which is given away to sub- •he St. Louis Republic free with ev- and will have a tendency to prevent sity, where he received his own edu It is a matter which is growing upon ' ed to put Mont- Carlo out <:f bu-4 scribers of The Weekly Guard who pay $2.00 a year for the paper In ad- erreash in advance subscription. Ow- its adoption in other states, where it cation. and that Editor Hofer, of the us as a people, anl is really alarmiug. ness, he was open for blds for him vnnee. It is a v-rv useful present tor the housekeeper. )ng to the raise in the price of paper is contended, as the Pioneer Press as | Salem Journal, the only newspaper e ------------- ■ ■■ - self and title. That g'.v s all the ——------------------- tf.e publishers were forced to advance serts, that It places in the hands of All the timber in the i nit d States | fools of swollen fortunedom an equa' in the state fighting our own Univer 000, on bear ha!’. • to $.'00, an 1 levle i UNTVI'.RSITY SUPPORT. their price to us to such an extent i a few cranks the power to hold up sity, has his son in Stanford Univer will be cut within the next 23 to 33 chance at him. i license on 'i n : stores dispel l ing we can no longer give the paper , for two years the most important and (Astoria Bud-get.) sity, in California. These men, able years. This, at least, is the startling liquors on other than a physician's The last session of the Oregon leg i beneficial of legislative acts. The financially to send their own sons statement made by Appleton's Mag- ; a«ay as a premium. Too mut h must not b expected of order of $300. islature passed a bill appropriating azine in an article on national waste! poor human nature. We are, however, offering the Ore- i grangers profess to be, and no doubt Because can to the best institutions of the country $125,000 annually for the support fon Agriculturist or the American are, staunch supporters of the initia and pay their way, are not broad which is to appear in the March num gress occasionally talks economv is What's the use of worrying because and maintenance of the University of Farmer (your choice) free with each tive and referendum system, and for mind J enough to stand by and help ber. To back up its assertion It no indication that a majority of Its the two Ph 111 pi>i ue commissioners, Oregon, erection ot buildings and cash in advance subscription. Or we I that reason alone snould have been build up a state institution in Oregon quotes figures. The present consump-1 members will < xj lisent to a reduction who are allowed seats in the house, purchase of land, apparatus, library books and supplies. A referendum will give the Semi-weeaiy Oregon very careful in the invoking of its that will give the farmer's boy aud tion of timber is approximately 100,- of their perquisites, which man» ot can't understand the proceedings? I was invoked upon the bill, ao It will Journal, the best newspaper in Ore- | powers, at least until its meritorious They understand the $7500 per they 000,000,000 feet a year, and the an them manipulate so that they amount not become a law unless it is ap the workingman’s son the same op »1th the Weekly Guard for only features were fully recognized and get, and are doubtless willing to let it proved by the voters of the state at portunities their private means on nual growth is about 40,000,000,000 to 25 per cent of their sularles. the coming election, as It undoubt ;; cents extra, of $2.25 for both the I its potency for good generally admlt- Imaginative writers speak of our go at that. abled them to bestow upon their own feet. The estimates of the present edly will be. The state university Guard and Journal. We will send j ted. total supply vary from 1400 to 2100 being called on by China to drive the SOQS. Well, it is after all about the us is an educational institution in which the Gn”"! «nd the Weekly Orego- billion feet. Taking the former fig Japanese out of Manchuria as confi As far as the University question is ' everyone in Oregon should take a Some of these men are too politic »¡an for $2.59. concerned, the Pioneer Press' view to give the real reason for their ure it is found that by 1932 there dently as though they had seen a ual thing for mtn headed off in t.ieir personal interest and should use hi« Splendid Premiums. may be accepted as reflecting the opposition to popular support of the will be practically no merchantable written contract binding us to ob -y rush for the public pie counter to endeavor to see that It Is given To those who do not wish to take sentiment of a vast section of the University, but Odell, the exposure of timber left in the United States, any call than China makes for us to abuse the man who did the heading, proper support. It Is true the legis though such abuse counts for mighty lature sometimes makes appropria advantage of these clubbing offers United States. It has emphasized whose connection with the state while, even if the larger estimate is do her fighting. tions for objects that are foolish and little with the public. we offer the following splendid pre the fact that Oregon has been very school land ring has shown his disre correct, it will all be gone by 1942. useless, but a reasonable sum set aside for the maintenance of an in mium to Weekly Guard subscribers: niggardly in the past in its support gard of public rights, makes a plain The moral pointed by these statistics If any old physician, wise or otb- Maybe ft Isn't our butt-ln, but any stitution where the youth of the of course is the need of immediate erwise, thinks the talkative can ' k >X)R ONLY TWO DOLLARS we of its leading educational institution, statement of the case. Education way, we'll say that the bunch of Indi state can be educated is not one of action if the nation Is not to be rob scared into keeping their mouths will send the Weekly Guard one year, the regular appropriation being less and all it means to the young man ana school teachers who signed a pe them. The University of Oregon is aad give as a premium a set of six than $50,000 a year, aud is apparent and young woman, he contends, bed entirely of one of Its most Im Bhut by the germ bugaboo, he has now receiving the smallest appro tition for the immediate release of priation for maintenance of any silver spoons, butter knife and su- ly unwilling to increase the allow should be only for those who, are portant natural resources. The Ap several more thinks coming to him Harry Thaw might easily have found state university in the union. The gar shell (Rogers make). ance to meet the growth and devel able to pay for it—for the wealthy pleton article points out that other and would better be getting busy present appropriation from this state more useful work at home. sources of national wealth are being A kitchen set consisting of one opment of the state. right away. Already the families and not for the "plain peo amounts to $4 7,500. In addition to depleted in the same way as the for carving knife and fork, one referendum has done the state in- ple.” A Connecticut man arrested for ot this, the University receives about ests, although in these other cases A daughter of the Jate Torn keel, $12,000 a year from interest-bearing bread knife, one cake knife, one par calculable injury and should the ap- diary forgery pleaded "financial In- funds and registration fees. The Uni the limit of actual exhaustion Is no' who opposed and ridiculed woman ing knife (American Cutlery co. 4 propriatlon be voted down the news sanity" as a defense, which somehow versity of Washington receives $200,- so near at hand. The assertion is suffrage. Is at the head of a band of make), one pan cake turner and one will be scattered broadcast through PANAMA CANAL seems an infringement of the vested 000 per year for maintenance; the MAY PAY FOR ITSELF nu.de, however, that the coal supply women who are nagging congre.s egg spoon, a very useful thing to out the East, retarding our strenuous University of Idaho $71,150; the Un rights of our high financiers. will last not more than another hun for an equal suffrage amendment to iversity of Montana, $74,550; the have In any family. efforts to Induce the better class of University of Colorado, $1 45.000; There have been plenty of surprises dred year«: that over a billion tons the constitution. Evidently not a chip Or a pretty mantel clock that immigrants to come here and niake Speaking of possibilities, what a the University of Nevada, $85.000; from the region of the Panama canal of fertile soil is washed away yearly off the old block. I homes among us. heeps good time. splendid team of old-fashioned re the University of Iowa, $230,000; zone, chiefly in the exhibition of by rivers, due to the denudation of These premiums we have in stock $721,- We may be wrong, but the attitude vivalists Roosevelt and Bryan would the University of Wisconsin American celerity in making the dirt forest lands, anil that the sources of 000; the University of Nebraska, and are prepared to deliver them GENERAL CONDITIONS make working in double harness. of some of our high financiers to $235,500, and the University of Cal RAPIDLY IMPROVING flv, but the greatest of all is contain agricultural wealth are being under prwmptiv. We know they will please ifornia. $558,035. Many of these ed in the announcement that ore con- mined by Improper methods of culti ward the public strikes us as being you. states are also spending large sums something like; "We’ll only allow Any one of them costs you only 50 The Washington Post in a recent talng gold, silver and copper has been vation and neglect of fertilizing. The for buildings and Improvements. The you to work and earn a living on remedy proposed for this state of af last legislature of the state of Wash rents In addition to the regular sub- issue calls attention to the fact that discovered In the Culebra cut. (Pacific Outlook. 1 condition that you say nothing, if you ington appropriated $600,000 for Envious critics have been inclined fairs is to arouse the interest of the the relation of the money lender to script'ea price of the paper. That a privilege, an Institution or a get on to our stealing. new buildings at the University of statute, created for a beneficent p tir Address the borrowers has been reversed in to ascribe much of the success of the club women of America in a move Washington. Besides these large pose, may be abused, perverted anti ’ GUARD PRINTING CO., the past few months and that the Yankees at Panama to pure luck, al ment to combat national waste of all No shortage of cash in the Stand diverted from its Intent until it be sums s|>ent. for the support of their Eugene, Oregon.’ lenders are now out in the markets though there is a certain class. In kinds and to urge the conservation ard Oil Company’s till. It has Just comes a palpable evil, goes without universities, the people of Washing seeking after a place to put their cluding Poultney Bigelow and a few of the natural resources of the coun- declared Its regular quarterly divi saying, for It has been multitudinous ton, Utah, Colorado, and Montana, ly demonstrated. The initiative and are supporting their agricultural col surplus money. Prior to the'curren members of congress, which refuses try. TWO VIEWS OF dend of $15 per share, payable on leges in a most liberal manner, and referendum principle Is one of the to give countenance to the present THE FARMER’S WIFE ¡ cy panic hoarding had been going on the people of Colorado and Montana March 14. But it has not indicated best examples. Created for the pur Rusiness Is slowly but surely im are each supporting a state school of everywhere, and the banks, to meet ?vidences of progress. But the luck any intention to pay tho fine. pose of checking extravagance and mines. » ot a farmer's wife come out of the the demands on them were compelled theory now has substantial support proving. and by the early summer circumventing corruption, it may be months commercial affairs will be unless the assayer goes back on his Sneers at the widow who was so progress | made the means of blocking of a farmer's wife com out of the to call on the clearing house associa in much the same condition that pre happy on the eve of her re-marriage and inflicting damage upon valuable THE PESSIMIST Middle West, A vague statement in tions for relief. It is roughly esti- figure or the pay streak plays out. industries and institutions. We say vailed before the financial flurry The Los Angeles Express calls at that she divided half of $60,000,000 some "woman’s column" by a sent!- j mated that upward of $300,000,000 Nothing to do but work; t this having in mind the hold-up of university appropriation bill, mental writer “that it is a fond in bank notes and silver and gold tention to the fact that at a recent swooped down upon the United States among her most hated relatives, may , Nothing to eat but food; senatorial hearing at Washington and engulfed everybody in gloom. be the result of envy. What we’d I In liehalf of the University of Ore- Nothing to wear but clothes; dream of mine to become a farmer's went into hiding. ewe-m 14 lev Í h I If hnu /.írlki While the movement of real estate like to know Is how "hubby’ feels'?«" It forth that R has over To keep one from going nude. wife and meander down life’s path- The money thus hoarded has been Colonel Goethals confessed to his in 400 «indents, most of whom come Nothing to breathe but air; has been somewhat slow of late, still about it. si».'' drew this comment from a coming back into the channels of ability to tell within $50,000,000 from the home« of the common pe >- Quick as a flash 'tls gone, it is getting better all the time and country editor: "Oh, yes, that is a trade of late like a tidal wave. In what the canal would cost. This im pie, and over 60 per cent of whom Nowhere to fall but off; dealers In Eugene and the other Wil plies that the colonel has passed Wonder who did Speaker Cannon are working their way through col Nowhere to stand but on. “ice thing, but when your husband parts of the country money has been Nothing to comb but hair; The professors receive the meanders off and leaves you without ! released to such an extent that It has sleepless nights in wrestling with the lamette valley towns are looking for mean to hit when he said: “There. lege. Nowhere to sleep but bed; good business with the opening of will be sensible legislation, but what I smallest salaries paid to state unl- »ood and you have to meander up caused a glut in the money market. problem and that worries of finance Nothing to weep but tears; spring. Men with money to Invest is done will not lie influenced by ' verslty faculties anywhere, and the are to perplex him in the future. He •ad down the lane pulling splinters A leading bank in Washington re equipment Is entirely Inadequate. As Nothing to bury but dead. are going to play a safe game hereaf those who start the air vibrating with ¡a result Oregon now sends more stu- Nothing to sing but songs; off the fence to cook dinner with; ports that it has received $600,000 may now rest easier. There may be ter and will put their surplus coin in their vocal chords.” > dents to Institutions of outside states, Ah, well, Alas, Alack! »od you meander around in the wet 1 more in deposits during January than landslides in the Culebra cut to upset 'in proportion to Its population, than Nowhere to go but out; city and suburban property rather his calculations, and the foundations ’‘»»er In search of the cows until , in the same month in former years. Nowhere to come but back. if Frank Hitchcock can live up to any other state In the Union. than take a long chance by invest Things are decidedly on the mend, for the Gatun dam may give him lour shoes are the color of the set-' the advance advertising given him ment in other property. In this man trouble, but these are negligible ob THE REFERENDUM AND HIGHER EDUCATION IN OREGON 1 • sun and each stocking absorbs a and prudent people are laying new ner they will be taking no risks and as the greatest political manager that future stacles in the face of the fact that P'at of water, and when you meander and safe foundations for (St. Paul Pioneer Press, February 10, 1908.) there is every probability that they ever roped a delegate to a national ®»t wross twenty acres of plowed profit. As the Post suggests. It is the dirt in the cut is yielding precious One of the beauties of the referendum as demonstrated In the expe convention, he'll be one of the will double their money by the rise rience of Oregon Is the embarrassment into which that device has enabled Found to drive the cows out of the much easier to stop the wheels than metals. The American people take kindly in values within a year or two. Rea', world's wonders. .1 few narrow-minded cranks to plunge the University of that state. That, bvkwheat and tear your dress on a to start them again, but everything institution has apparently never been treated as it ought to be treated. It estate is always safe, no matter what •ire fence, and when you meander points to a full return of prosper to mining propositions, as the sale of Oklahoma will have a boom in cot- lias been getting only about $47,500 a year, and with this ridiculous sum slocks bear witness. With the devel the condition of the money market to the house to find that the ity, with this difference, that it will ton and china, if the bill |iass«d by it Is undertaking to care for about 400 students, practically all from fam may be. Fst has butted your child until it re- be based on honest methods and mote opment of this prospect hole on the the lower branch of the leglslatur*. ilies of moderate means; for those who can afford It, rather than to send isthmus it may become a matter of their sons and daughters to an institution so handicapped by stinginess •*®bles a pumpkin, and find the old prudent investment. Here Is t. pointer for Euge-.e and requiring hotels to furnish 9-foot and shortsightedness, naturally send them to well-equipped universities and indifference what the canal coats, It on and sixteen chickens in the par- The business world will come to other woolen mills in the Willamette sheets and uncracked table china be colleges in other states. The result Is that Oregon sends to Institutions be- ■ the cat In the cupboard and the acknowledge that the tempora'y may pay for itself. , yond its borders In proportion to its population more of Its young people valley: Statistics show that a large comes a law than does any other state In the Union. That It retains only those who can °< in the milk, \ou will realize, dear check to our prosperity, coming as it trade in rugs and blankets is opening A pink ball Is scheduled by New not afford to go elsewhere is indicated by the fact that 60 per cent of the 1. that this meander business is did and when it did. was one of the l’HYSHTANS DECLARE up in China, which- Is constantly in boy students of its university and many of the young women are working ’hat it is cracked up to be.” The I greatest of national blessings. Had ELECTRICITY II ARMFUL creasing, and should serve as an out York society, at wh'ch everything, their way through, supporting themselves in order to get the education they even the men's coats. Is to tie >(-:k. gone on under . iT vlew- the optimistic one, can I the business world want. The only way the University can make both ends meet is by doing let for American-made goods. The The Illuminating Engineering So forth as follows: A cheering ¡the methods which obtained before class of blankets which is most pop which is another proof that yellow vlthout really necessary equipment, and by paying Its faculty less than any f*r’on can picture farm life so idylic the currency panic, the structure ciety of Chicago held a meeting the ular throughout Shantung and north backs are again circulating freely In other state pays- and every one knows that professional salaries are at best disgracefully low. the farmer, on rising in the must have toppled over later of Its other day and invited a number of China generally is a light weight Spendersvllle. In other words Oregon Is denying to the very class that has most oculists to be present and tell them 5 nin<t, does not disturb his wife, own weight and the disaster would I luck and ambition, the very class that, as the history of this country demon blonket, which is being Imported There is evidently a large number strates has been of most value to It, and been Its greatest glory, a fair chance what they had discovered in latter- •ays good morning into the bou- have been incomparably greater. principally from Japan. Shanghai is Material is beginning to arrive *or day methods of lighting dwellings, the largest market for cotton blan of patriots In Crook county willing an compared with that offered the same class in most other states. It has Phonograph. He may add a They were in kets, where 275,705 pieces were Im and even anxious to serve the public. pretended to maintain a university and has thereby suggested to these young 1^'to what he would like to have Eugene's new $2 5.000 depot, upon offices and stores. men and young women that they could get there the higher education which is breakfaat when he returns which actual work will be commenc formed by the eye-doctors that the ported In 1906. Newchwang follow The Prineville Journal contains two they longed for. But It has only placed at their disposal the meager Instruct columns of candidate--' annouac»- t.on and equipment which less than $50,000 a year affords. It robs them, much-talked-of advance In methods ed with 246,219, while Shantung •»tomobile ride about the ed by April first. This will be on • ments. undet fal-. pretenses, of a certain part ot the years they spend there by giv- At 8 o'clock the maid calls of the greatest improvements of thp of Illumination introduced In the last province (through the ports of Tsing- 1 ing them short measure. century had been in many ways a ret ^Gmers wife, and by half past present year in this city if the com tau and Chefoo) consumed 128,89f The last Oregon legislature and the thoughtful people In Oregon evi Salera has raised a "booster” fund hs»b* "" a te’**>*,OB* rail from her pany carries out its plans and makes rograde movement. dently recognized the folly of exciting and detaching the sympathies of The blanket trade of China is valu«d Of $15,000, while Eugene has but those young men who desired a higher education and could afford to get The doctors strongly condemned *nd over on the northwest quar good its promises to our citizens— at 1.192,213 hlwwan tael«, in which $12,000 Well, It Is barder to boo«t It'elsewhere, and of denying the best to the more earnest and ambitions ts Mrln* th*' he will join her in and there is every reason to believe the incandescent light bulbs and as the United States has practically no For the last legislature almost unanimously raised the capital city, and naturally more but less well-to-do. ^“'»utes. At breakfast the dally that this will be done. A modern, at strongly recommended the old-time share, and this notwithstanding the the annual appropriation to $125,000. a niggardly sum. to be sure, but al money will lie ne-'ded. kerosene lamp of pur fathers. Ac- most three times better than what had been previously allowed. fact that much of the wool and cot fbri a «r<* r**d’ haTln< <’ome b-v tractive station at the foot of Wil I cording to the authorities represented At this point, however, the referendum "got In its licks." A group of . * T*'r-V a few minutes before., lamette street will not only give the ton with which these goods are man We read a lot about the "general Ignoramuases shose conception of tho value of education evidently begin» *** tb* wife - at this meeting, our country leads the ufactured originates in the United announces the program traveling public needed conveniences, moral awakening” of the people, yet and ends wltn the three R’s. took advantage of the referendum law to Je world in the brilliancy of Its illu States. It may be French, mn- but will add vastly to the appearano on analysing home conditions we find ma n I the suiunlsslon of the t'nlveislt) appropriation to the people nnd mination, and it also leads the world i> quently tied up th« funds of the University until next June, although cultnre or clubs. A of our main business street, and giv« that a great many men are still dodg in ocular Exhaustion, discomfort and He at th t time ft Is probable that thv law will be overwhelmingly approved. According to a feature writer the • ' nov- s. < rid ■ the stranger i nasslng through Eugen • ing th e payment of their Just debt«. This is another example of the mischief a small group of cranks can When gas came Into senate has 2t multi-millionaires and on of the f'.r congestion. Im ** mtrjr on a blooded mare. a far t •tt€ make with th« referendum as their instrument. The wisest of laws and g- neral use thesu troubles began to 11 mil!fortaires, and the house eight they gain now ting on th n those of the most pressing important« can tie suspended for months and - 1 f ¡1! * fro * le increase, and a further Increase was of the first and six of the last, their <iqu if th«n subjected to the attack ot a baud of < nthuslastic and organized lunatics «H t •ft in the village hall — fro evidenced , when the incandescent combined wealth being $293,500.<»00. t> »I - while the sober-minded trust blindly to the common sense of-others and by a ad 8s are set forth as pos- bul d neglect put in jeopardy needful legislation. f I **‘W da I I o r V, I
