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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

A FALLING building in New York,
last Wednesday, resulted in the death
OF nine persons. A gale of wind pre-
vailed. blowing down the walls of a
seven'story building under construc-
ton. In their fall, they crushed q
two-story dwelling, with the above re.
suit. Several other inmates of the
we're injured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

Representatives,,
". VI. NEWELL,
\. T.. IOI\G.
Auditor,
GEORGE MASON,
sheriff.
JAMES ". ClIANrNES.
Treasurer,
J. Il. BOL.tNpEE.
Superintendent ri >cnoolS,
PAMELA {. HALE.
Clerk.
EOEEhT GRAHAM.
Attorney.
JOHN Il. MITCHELL.
Assessor.
4. IL. MANNER.
Coroner.
JACOB STAMPFLER.
surveyor,
JAMES {. MCFADDEN.
Wreckmastcr,
COT RTLAND ETURIDGE,
Commissioner-2d District,
GEORGE l. A\GRIDGF.
Conanissioner-3d District,
HENRY MIZE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

FENToN's name does not appear
among the list of speakers announced
for the Republican campaign. What's
the matter? Is he to be turned down,
as rumor has it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

AN ATLANTIC GALE.-A fearful gale
prevailed ON the Atlantic seaboard
Tuesday night, doing much damage by
land and sea. Vessels were driven on
shore, houses unroofed, trees uprooted
and many lives are reported lost. II
extended many hundred miles along
the Coast. A New Foundland dis
patch says so vessels were driven
ashore at st. Pierre. Two vessels
were on the beach at Cape May, N. j.,
and the coast is strewn with wreckage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

Much of the talk about silver is
only for political capital, and is in
tended to divert the attention of the
voter from more important local is
sues.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

THE sugar tariff has one good effect,
if no other. 1t sets the Republicans to
making an argument in opposition to
their Oft-repeated declaration that
the foreigner pays the tax"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

GEORGIA rolls up her usual Demo
cratic majority, on the State ticket
and will have 80 majority in the Sen.
ate and $50 in the House.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

WORD comes from the country that
DIR. Adams is organizing the A. P. AS.
Why don't he get Hopkins, Leach
and Root to aid him in that work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

ONE of the anomalies of the times is
that sugar is actually lower, at whole.
sale, than it was year ago, notwith-
standing an increased duty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

The Statesmen says a party of CAPT.
talists, the forerunners of q colony,
are looking the country over for q suit
able location for several industrial en-.
terprises.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

IT is estimated that fully $500 resi-.
dents of Portland participated in the
combined demonstration of the Elks
and Mystic Shriners. at the Interstate
Fair, Saturday. Sunday was German
Day, and the attendance from all parts
of the State was large. Many of the
Portland visitors remained over, and
took part in the exercises and parade.
The procession was one OF the most
imposing that ever marched the
streets of Tacoma. The floats were
the admiration of all who saw them,
representing Germania," "Colum.
bis" D." Hermsn's Sons" KAISER Bar
barosa," "Plattden Cher Verein,"
German Bakery" "German Beer
Garden,"" Bacchus," Gambrinus and
Columbia" "Hop Farm" "Helvetis,' y
" Swiss Hunting Scene," Butter and
Cheese Making" and "Scenes in
Swiss History" Six bands discoursed
music, stationed at intervals in the
long professions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

THE dry house OF the st. Paul and
Tacoma Mill Co., was burned Wednes-
day. with loss of $25 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

The Olympian relying upon its
grapevine dispatches, insisted for
awhile after the Democratic State
Convention had adjourned, that Henry
Drum had been nominated for Repre-.
sentative. There was not the slightest
ground for such belief. 1t has since
tried to make political capital out of a
misprint in the Walla Walla States
man which accredited the nomination
of one of the Judgeships to Frank
Allyn of Tacoma, instead of T. N. AL
len, of this city. AS long as that
journal can see any advantage in mis-
representation it will undoubtedly use
it, but it is very low and reprehensi-
BILE way of conducting a campaign.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12
Death Of Another Distinguished Man

Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin
Pennsylvanian's War Governor, died
at five o'clock Sunday morning. of age
he being in this 18th year. He was
born in WATERFOWL, Mass, in 1917
He studied law, and became an active
supporter of the Wing party, and was
appointed Secretary of State in 1855
He WAS elected Governor of Pennsyl.
vania by the Republicans in 1860. and
was reelected in 1868 for term oil
three years. He was appointed Min
lister to Russia in 1869. Gov. Curtin
took an exceedingly active part in
fitting out regiments for the war
against rebellion, hence the pseudo
nym of "The War Governor"
He was buried with a military
escort consisting of . regiment of in.
fantry 4 troop of cavalry and q battery
of artillery. This is the escort &C.
corded by military etiquette to a COM
mander.in-chief. The funeral was
conducted under the auspices of the
Grand Army. Ex-Gov. Pattison and
staff, Maj. SnOwden and others promi-
nent in civic and military life were
present.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

The Twentieth annual convention OF
the American Bankers Association,
met in Baltimore, Wednesday. 1t
comprised 1900 delegates represent
ing 1900 banking institutions in every
State and Territory of the Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

PROF. SWING, the noted divine, died
in Chicago, last week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

WANTS TO Be ON THE TICKET
Johnny DeTeirre, ex-editor OF the
Bellingl'am Bay Express, has cast .
boomshell into the Republican camp.
at New Whatcom, by presenting q
certificate from voters in the 34th
Senatorial district, requesting that his
name be placed on the Republican
ticket for State Senator from that dis.
trict. It is said that if the Auditor
refuses to place his name Oh. the Off.
cial list under that designation lie will
apply for writ of mandamus to com.
pei that officer to accord him repre-
sentation on the ticket. Nothing
short of this will suit him, and the
matter has assumed an absorbing in
terest to the politicians in that district.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12
They Received an Explicit Answer.

The A. P. A. of Walla Walla, not
withstanding the position Of the
Democratic party was plainly set
fourth in the State platform, have seen
fit to catechise John L. Sharpstein, the
Democratic nominee for Supreme
Judge as to his position regarding
that organization. The letter en-
closed declaration OLA. P. A. princi-
Piles, with request for an immediate
opinion thereon, and he has answered
as plainly and explicitly as they could
wish. He says, in effect, that he does
not believe in secret political organ
izations OF any kind; that any organ
ization having q platform of princi-
pies. and supporting only the persons
subscribing thereto, is political party.
He believes in religious liberty; 10 op-
posed to prescribing any person be.
cause of their religious belief; that
religion, or the want thereof, should
not be considered as q qualification
for public Office; that he is opposed
to the diversion of public money to
any private purpose, or to the support
of any private schools.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12
A Horrible Death.

The death of G. &. Chandler, General
Agent of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Co., at Tacoma, Saturday night,
amid the rejoicing of the ending OF a
day of festivity and mirth, is a verifi-
cation OF the admonition "In the
midst OF life we are in DEATH" The
distressing accident occurred at IL 10
at the corner OF North Second sire ct
and Tacoma Avenue. The car was
filled with people and was running at
q rapid speed, when an axle broke,
and the car left the track and tipped
over. Mr.. Chandler was standing on
the front platform, with several other
gentlemen, and when the car fell ON
its side, his head was under the wood
work of the projecting roof. His face
was so msngled and crushed by the
terrible weight that it was impossible
in the confusion 10 identify him until
his name was found on his clothing.
His death must have been instantane-
Gus. Half q dozen other passengers
sustained minor injuries. The Elks,
of which Mr.. C. was an honored men,
Der, were just assembling at the Ninth
street Theater to hold one of their ia
nous Social Sessions, when the news
of their brothers death was announced,
and at once put an end to their pro-
posed festivities. Mr.. Chandler q ma
tive of Lawrence county, N. Y. and 80 |
years of age. He began railroading at
the age of IA, and had gradually arose
to position of prominence. He was
appointed General Agent about eight
years ago, with his Office at Tacoma,
where he had built up a reputation
for suavity and promptness, in all
his dealings in business life, and had
made a host of friends in the social
circle. He was likewise a Mystic
Shriner, and had marched with that
order in the parade during the day.
He leaves wife and two children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
irecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A ARCHER, NJ D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, y. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12
United Support.

Chairman Hickey, of the New
York State Committee, says, under
date OF the 9th inst:
AS the situation stands, 1 can
most emphatically state that the
regular Democratic ticket will receive
the full support of the Cleveland fac
ton. AS to whether Secretary La
mont came over with orders from the
administration to restore harmony
both in the city and State, l am not at
liberty to say. but l can tell you that
l am positively assured that the ad-
ministration's wish was expressed for
the success of the Democratic ticket,
headed by Senator Hill. l can also
state to you that Judge w. J. Gaynor
will without doubt appear on the State
ticket as the nominee for the Court of
Appeals. The administration at large
and all the supporters feel that the
honor of the Democracy is now at
stake, and for that purpose they are
willing to make every concession in
the interest of securing the Democratic
elections this fall. 1t is no longer a
question with the administration OF
personality, but Of Democracy"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

The CrNTArR COMPANY. y MURRAY STREET, New YORK CITY,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-10-12

CastOria cures Colo, Constipation,
Sour Stomach Diarrh,ea Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes Li
gestion,
Without in furious medication.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-11

cita para la plaza de la Concordia. puente
Colgante, y que esta 6rmada d. S. DE LA
7. v, cuyas iniciales signifcan Duque Sc
gismundo de la Tour Vaudieu.
-Pero-replico el mec&nico-5no no aca-
bais de hablar del duque Jorge7
ST, ell hermano de Segismundo, un hom
ore licencioso acribillado de deudas, ell
cual, por heredar la fortuna de su hermano
mayor, 10 hizo matar en- duelo el mismo dia
en- que ell nino debfa ser asesinado en ell
puente de Neuily.
- Poseis esa carta -pregunt6 Berta.
No, pero Sc d6nde esta.
-Es precise tenerla- dijo Rene.-Nos
servira de prueba de conviction, 81 las ini-
ciales son las del Duque Segismundo de la
Tour Vaudeu.
i Dudas acaso 7-exclarA6 el ladron ju-
bilado "a No es todo este claro como el
agua9
--Menos de 10 que creeis, pues yo conozco
personaje cuyas iniciales son id6n ticas
elias ell Duque Sosthene de la Tour Vile
neuve.
i All, diablo ! exclam6 Juan-Jueves
contrariado.
Y tai vez-anadi6 Berta-se encuen-
tren en- Ell Anuarso de la Nablesa nombrea
que comiencen con las mismas letras.
-Pues ben; en- ell A,auari0 ha hecho 81
ex notario sus investigaciones, y ha encon-
trado el nembre de la Tour Vaudieu.
Me parece impossible que ell padre de
nuestro defensor sea un miserable
-Pues no 10 dudeis-replco Juan Jue
YES ;-el hijo digna persona, nc
dudarlo, pero tambi6n es positive que e
duque Segismundo fu6 muerto en- duelo Ia
manana del asesinato de- puente de Neuilly
u Y que prueba eso9 La casualidad es
quiza la 1nica causa de esa coincdencia.
Mi opinion es-dijo Berta-que debe-
mos ocuparnos, ante todo, de la mujer q
quien el senior Juan Jueves ha reconocido
como Ia compGce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-11
Essoy vaestras 6rdenes !le qu6 Sc

-Estoy vaestras 6rdenes sde que Sc
trata
Me mudo manana; qnisiera que me
ayudases trasladar los trastos, Y ceno los
extremes Sc tocan. que me prestases alg1n
dinero 'eembolsable 81 dia que hagamos
ell negocio
Rene sac6 IN billete Sc 10 entreg6 al
bandido.
He aquf Glen francos-le dijo; -recor-
dad solamente que precise gran cordura,
Y no volver d veros borTacho.
Como en- la Ratonera, 9eh Estad tran
quilo, no bebere mas que 10 necesario, a fe
de Juan Jueves.
-Esta bien. que bora es la mudan-
zaf
"A las siete de la man ana.
Il Donde nos encontraremos
En- mi antigua casa de la calle de los
| Vnaigriers.
ALI estare, Y cuando vuestros muebles
esten arreglados nos iremos la calle de Ia
| Reyne
-Hasta manana-respondi6 Juan-Jue-
yes.
-Paga,6 al pasar por ell mostrador-dijo
Rene, saGo acompanado de Berta.
i All !-nuruuro la joven cuando se
vi6 en- la calLe con Rene y el aire fresco ban6
su frente
-Os habia prevenido de antemano, ssno-
rita; recordad que vos sois la que habeis
querido venir.
81, pero ignoraba cuanto era 10 que to-
davfa me faltaba por aprender--- Ese NAL
vado que, seg1n Juan Jueves, ha mnerto
ese c6mplice de los asesinos de Neuilly,
mejor dicho, ell verdadero asesino, es g
mis- no Juan Jueves. ID no 10 habeis llega-
do comprender
Su brazo fu6 ell que hiri6 mi ito Lero
yer, ell m6dico de Brunoy - Por 81 pc,
su crimen mi padre subi6 al cadalso 81
todo ne 10 exp!ico va: mi padre habfa lido
Neuilly aquella noche, y oyendo gritos, y e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-11

-Tiene raz6n esta jcven-eS am6 el
bandido.
Il D6nde vive esa mujer 7-pregunt6 el
mecanico.
Gale de Berlin, en- IN pequeno hotel
u Como Sc llama
Mistress Dick Thorn.
Dix Thorn -repiti6 Rene, racor
dando que este era Ell nombre de la VIajera
que ocupo antes que 81 la habitacion don
de habia encontrado el borrador de la signl
6cativa carta destruida mas tarde en- la pla-
"a Real Ii De d6nde es esa sonora?
DE Londres.
-Entonces debe ser ella.
d Lo crees f-exclamo vivamente Juan
Jueves.
81; pero es preciso tener las pruebas
ash, 81 Sc pudiese!
81 SO pudiese.--- que -interrumpi6
Berta
hablar6 de ella mas tarde. En- este momen-
| to 10 que debemos procurarnos es la carta
de Pluma de Ganso.
Para tenerla no hay mas que retirar los
baules question de quiuientos frances.
-Manana nos pasaremos per la calle de
la Reynie-prosigui6 el mecanico -tomare-
mos nuestras medidas 4 fin de vigilar el
hotel de mistress Dick Thorn, iremos a
dar las gracias nuestro defensor ell senor
Enrique do la Tour Vaudieu
i Famoso medic de introducirnos en- la
casa Ali veremos tai vez al padre y sd
bremos que atenernos. All, amiguito!- :
81 ell Duque Jorge y el desconocido del
puente de Neui!ly son una misma per
soma, podremos enorgullecernos de haber
puesto la mano sobre un rico flon de orc.
y los sabremos explotar, os 10 prometo
-dlJo Berta con acento extrano.
-Es tarde - anadi6 Rene - Ctemouos
para manana.
-Comprendido; pero tengo el prop6sito
! de pedirte dos favores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-11
FOLLET TIN 00
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version cdsteIEand.
SEGUNDA PARTE
LA HUERFANA
XIV
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
(COnhnNGci6n)

Hace IN mes solamente, la casualidad
me puso en- presencia de una mujer que
podfa muy bien ser la misma del puente de
Neuilly; sin embargo, tengo mis- razones
para dudar.
- Que razonesf
Que es inglesa, que esta casada 3
viuda, ell parecido puede enganarme.
-Es precise averiguar ESQ.
Il Pardi6z va 10 hubiera hecho no
haber estado la sombra por culpa de ese
malvado de Hilo-en- Cuatro Precisamente
la noche antes de mi detenci6n vi 4 esa mu-
jer, zero me prendieron cuando estaba en-
camino de reconocer su c6mplce.
- Al hombre que mandaba los asesi-
nos del puente de Neuilly?
81, pero de este creo saber el nombre
u Como 20 llama
Ell duque Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu
Rene Moulin hizo un gesto de estupor.
II El padre del abogado Enrique de la
Tour Vaudieu !-exclam6. i Pero ESQ es
impossible f!
No 10 creo asf, y todo me hace sospe-
char que no me engano. Puma de- Ganso,
Ell ex-notario, IN antique companero que
falsifca todas las letras como 20 me bebo
un vase de vino, posee la copia de una car
ia escrita al muerto, carta en que le da una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-11
IA COMERIENA
F AFRICA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ G. HERMANO
COMERIO

81 crecente favor que dipensando los madores
los abacos eaborados de fabca
La tarea de hacer elogio de dichos productos
Conocdas las bondades del tabaco que enpeamos
eaboraclon
cenro de privegaa da la mejr hoja del pals
estar reaconados los coecheros
Gil adq!r ell tabaco de meor cadad que que enpeano
ofrecemos nuestros consumdores
Hoy tienen esos la OCCASION de fumar egftmo
Comero hbre xeno de mezca de procedencas compra
do las dversas voas de LA ConERIENA Prueba hac g!
Dep6sitos esta ciudad Casa de los E.
dez c. Plaza del MercadoIdem de Pedro Hedia Plaza
de las Decas
Ponce bril- 9dels92
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-11

ruido que producfa un cuerpo al caer en- el
Sena, inclin6 sobre Ell sntepecho como
diJo al tribunal, por ESQ manos Sc en-
contraron manchadas de sangre. Os 10
repito Juan Jueves es Ell asesiuo.
--Calmaos, senorits, os 10 supIieo. Admi-
tlendo que no equivocais nunca, Juan
Jueves pHede reconocer sus complies
desgnaros.
-Es cierto--dijo la joven.
-Entonees- prosiguio Rene -procurad
douliraros, Y abrigo La fuerte creencia de
que pronto consequences nuestro objeto.
i Dios os olga
Me oira. La justicia divina marcha nu-
chas veces con lentitud, pero tarde tenn
prano llega donde Sc propone---- Eeaes
"a vuestra puerta: hasta manana, seno-
rita.
-Hasta manana, amigo mio, mi querido
hermano
AL dia sguiente, las siete de la manana,
Rene Moulin llamo la puerta de Juan
Jueves, Y los dos acordaron 10 convieniente
para lievar cabo seguida la mudanza :;
hecha esta antes de Las once, almorzaron
apresuradamente en- un peQusro restaurant
de la barrera.
ID Sabels que es precise dar ouinientos
frances para retirar los baules de Puma de
Ganso 7-dijo Juan Jueves
-Iengo el dinero en- mi bolsillo.
i Iapateta, que capitalista Vamos,
pues, echar una mirada los papeles del
ex- notario
Es la epoca en- que tenian lugar los he
chos que venlmos refriendo, es decir. en-
1907, la transfer macion de Paris Sc operaba
por todas, y para llegar la Gale de la Rev :
ME el mecanlco su companero tenian que
pasar sobre un terreno lleno de zanias. Y
ob>truido por lienzos de pared que Sc hun.
dian con estrepito bajo Ia piqueta de los al
baniles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-17

turns have been received from
the country. most OF the tele-
graph Offices iu the smalles towns be-
ing closed oD Sundays. The Breckin-
ridge managers from all parts OF the
district have been in close CONSULTATION
here all day. They figure owens
plurality at 1863 against the 40 pl ural-
ity claimed by Owens min.
DR.. R. L. MshoneY, a Breckinridge
detective, has been sent to Henry coun-
", to see if he could not find ground
for charges OF fraud against the officers
OF one precinct in the county which
gave Owens an overwhelming majority,
and thereby throw the Owens vote out.
M. A. Cassidy, another detective em-
plOYed by the Breckenridge forces, is in
Owen county on similar mission.
Breckenridge leaders claim that in
Scott county, Owens received many
fraudulent votes, as 600 more Demo-
crats voted in the county yesterday
than at the last election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-17
PennlIarlK Rrntnl Crima

THcMAsyILLE, GA, September TO-
There was peculiarly brutal rape aud
murder in Thomas county, about six
miles from here, yesterday. A
twelve-year-old white girl. daugh-
ter OF Martin Butler, had
gone to spring to get water,
aud not returning. her mother started
In search, and found that she had been
assaulted and her throat cut. The girl
was not dead and llsped out the name
OF her assailsnt, Dave Gooseby, negro
living In the Deigh ghbOrhoodI The little
sufferer bed TO death.
Sheriff Doss has capturned the man
and eluded the lynchers and says be has
Gooseby in safe place and that be will
be produced for trial at the proper
time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-17
MIR. ALDERsON CONFIDENT.
He Sees No Reason TO Doubt His Re.
Election This Fall.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 10
Mr.. Anderson, who has recently been
campaigning in his district, is very con-
fdent that he will be reelected this
fall.
"The campaign opened in my district
on the Sth instant" he said, land it
opened at pace which promises TO as.
sumo a very lively gait before election
day. In fact, we are going to have a
red hot campaign. The issue is drawn
squArely on the principles Of the two
great parties and there are no entang-
ling features TO sidetr2ck the can
didates. My opponent, Mr.. Huling,,is a
strong man, with clean record, a warm
personal friend of mine, by the way,
and the contest for Congressman is CO.
ing TO be square, stand-up fight be-
tween the Republicans and the Demo-
Gratis. / sha! carry the district, how
ever, If the Democrats do their duty,
and there is no reason TO think that
they will not. | have never seen more
interest or enthusiasm so far in advance
of election day. We have had several
meetings, and at every one OF them the
Democrats turned out ia force. Mr..
Springer, Mr.. Pendleton and Mr.. Mar
shall my colleagues in the House, came
down aud helped me open the campaign.
They made splended addresses and stir
red the boys up in good fashion.
The Republicans are claiming a
great deal and saying they are going TO
carry the district, but ii is just this
way about that: They carry the district
364 days in the year, and then on the
last day, election day, we car
ry it. 1t will be that way
this time. The tariff bill and the
income tax are prominent features, Of
course, in the contest. We are dem
onstrating that the tariff bill is great
deal better measure than it is credited
with being and we are standing right up
10 it,"
Have you any knowledge Of the sit
uation in Congressman Wilson's dis
! trict?" Mr.. Anderson was asked.
"Well, the campaign is hardly opened
there yet, but Mr. Wilson is going TO
carry that district; they can't beat him.
l know the Republicans are moving
| heaven and earth TO beat him, but
our people are working just as hard,
and they will pull him through on elec-
| tion day."