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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

The County Democratic Central
Committee held IA short, harmoni-
ous meeting in this city last Satur-
day, to discuss plans whereby the
vacancy for Representative on the
county ticket might be filled.
Chairman Hostetter called the
meeting to order and stated its
object. Secretary Whitney an
nounccd that couple of resolu-
tions were before the committee,
but before these were read it was
requested that Col. Green Clay,
the cnly announced candidate for
the position to be filled, address
the meeting. Part of his remarks
were as follows:
"Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Com
mittee:
''The friends of our lamented repre-
sentative, and in fact, from the petit
tions here-I might say the Dem
ocracy of the county has requested
me to become candidate to fill the
vacancy on the county ticket.
Il would be un worthy of the man
hood that characterized him, should
l refuse to take up his work in your
behalf or fail to properly appreciate
this splendid tribute to him.
Although there are on the petitions
over majority (about two-thirds
believe) of the Democratic voters OF
the county enrolled amidst a busy
harvest season, yet l would ask the
committee to call a primary that there
may be no criticism of your action.
Il care nothing for the scroech of
the hyena or jackal gloating over the
blood of dead lion, now out of theil
path-or the ghoulish hypocrisy of 6
pretended sympathy that would stal
me in the back. But l ask primary
or some similar method, that every
honest Democrat shall be satisfied
that the most scrupulOus party fair
ness has been observed in this nobl,
and magnanimous action of gener
Gus and high minded constituency.
''Should the choice finally also by
party rules. fall upon me, I pledge
you and through you, this splendid
Democracy you represent, that thOugl
not untried in your service my bes
efforts and fondest hope will be tc
merit in full measure the renewa
of your confidence.
'And in this case, especially, th
high inspiration of the character ant
services of him whose voice is nov
silent, but who looks upon us her
from his blessed abode of rest, wOult
nerve my arm with increased strength
to defend your interests, and to stan'
up always, regardless of personal ad
vantage, for the rights of the people
That was the poles star of his politica
compass, and it shall be mine.
"With thanks for your.esteemed con
sideration and with this simpl
expression of my individual wish,
leave the matter in your hands"
At the close of Mr.. Clay's remarks
Secretary Whitney read the resolu
tions, and the first one read, which
as follows, was unanimously adopted
Whereas at present there is but on
avowed candidate for Representativ
of Audrain county for nomination o.
the Democratic ticket
Now, be it resolved that we, tn
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
BLIND READ PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Tifty Copies Embossed by Louisville.
Ky, Printing House.

Tifty Copies Embossed by Louisville.
Ky. Printing House.
The American Printing House for
the Blind in Louisville. one of the two
printing houses OF It's kind in the
country. has just finished embossing
fifty copies OF President RoOsCyclts
message to Congress for the New
York State Library, The cmbossing OF
the Presidents message was made
possible by the g,nCyO.ity of some un-
known woman S3nc tinC ago Il
blind man asked the Librarian for a
copy OF the message. He wanted an
embossed copy, one that he could
read 1t was the first request for "A
Presidents message that the Librar-
ian ever received, and the answer was
that the message was not in the IL
brary. The Librarian said 1t was not
likely to be for some time, az there
was as yet no appropriation and the
treasury was empty. The Librarian
told Jacob A. Ris, and Mr.. Riis said
he would write to a woman who he
thought would donate the money. He
wrote and was not disappointed when
the answer came. The woman con-
tributed money enough to cmboss
fifty copies but under condition that
her identity be concealed,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

The MESSAGE last Thursday
was glad to get acquainted with
Mr.. j =. Kesler who lives half
way between Benton City and
Auxvasse. He called to have his
name placed upon our subscription
list.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

DR.. Robt. w. Berrey has pur-
chased the Murray residence, just
north of the West End Bakery,
Bought for ST., 800. He gets a fine
home, cheap, and we congratulate
him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

d. p. Moore bought 40 acre
Audrain farm at tru stee's sale here
last Friday for $l47. That doesn t
look much like n boom in land
prices. But this particular farm
lies away down close to that Sec
ton where the Middletown Chips
wants new railroad.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Our young friend :. M Roberts
of Rush Hill has been appointed
as mail clerk on the Wabash, RIM
ming thru this city between st.
Louis and Brunswick. We con-
gratulatc him and hope to see him
climb higher.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

The BARRIERS will charge you five
cents extra hereafter if in addition
to II regular shave you want your
neck shaved also.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Mrs. Nancy Howe has brought
suit against the city for $4,000
alleged injuries received by falling
over a raised sidewalk last Novem-
Der.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

"kind words never die" Indeed
they live right at the present mo-
ment when applied to animals.
Speak kindly to every living thing
on the farm. This kindness will
come on the right side of the ledg'
en- balance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

A. ID. Bledsoe, II. p. Elliott
Phil Quisenberry, Pindall Whitley
and james Bates left nothing I'M
done to make the Santa Fc picnic
the great success that it was.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

w. j. Rixey has opened gro
Gerry store next to Lupton's under
taking and furniture establishment.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
A MENACE.
The Trusts Will Destroy Our
Government.

New York, August 21.-Russell
Sage, one of the most conservative
men in the financial circles of the
United States, does not agree with
j. Z. Morgan regarding the com
bination and consolidation of all
the great interests. In Il printed
interview today he gives views on
the subject
Combinations of all great in
duStries are menaces to the gov
ernment," he declared. "They are
not only Il menace but are the OPP
pressors of the people. Should an
era OF combin alton ensue, the
American people will certainly re-
volt against them, and if they do
there will be financial ruin such
as people have never dreamed of
in the history of the world.
There are certain times when
combinations are useful and benc-
fetal. When several industries
are beginning business it is well
for the individuals to combine for
mutual protection until the bust
ness is gotten on its feet. When
the business is firmly established
the combination should be dis
ruptcd and conducted along indi-
vidual lines. Industries conduct
ed along individual lines have
many safeguards. Instead of but
one source each individual has sew
cral separate and distinct from the
others from which to apply for aid
during any great trouble. If Il
combination is continued after the
industry is well established it be-
comes II monopoly and Il menace
to its own commercial life as wei
rs to the government" ="
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
4 Now Anesthrtic.

AColne Is the name Of an interesting
product which Is destined to oust CO.
caine, morphine, chloral, antipyrine,
and other anesthctics
A little pinch dropped into gnaw-
ing tooth instantly banishes pain.
A. oinc's properties were recently re-
ported to the French Academy OF Med
lcine by Dr. Chauvel and are based on
divers experiments.
Aconc has the great advantage OF
not being toxic.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Bryan is to make the principal
address at the opening of the State
Democratic campaign at Joplin
September 9.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Tom Bass of this city for best
saddle mare shown at the State
Fair at Sedalia last week won
first ribbon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Our old time and valued friend
w. II. Lott of near Rush Hill paid
the MESSAGE a business call last
Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Missouri leads all the States in
the shipment of poultry each
year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

The Missouri Military Academy
opens for it's third years work
September II.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Hardin College opens for the
years work September II.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Kansas City is to have hospit-
al where only negr oes will he treat
ed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

$. j. Tilden Toalson is located
at Corning, Ark.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
Days are growing shorter.

The Mexico public schools open
September 9.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

We believe the hedge fence on
the farm should go.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Between 5000 and 5000 people
attended the Sante Fee picnic.
Hon. Champ Clark, of Bowling
Green, and Capt. {. u. Allen, of
this city, were among the speak
crS. II was free dinner to every.
body-grand old genuine Mis-
souri, hospitality was extended,
and of course all enjoyed them
selves and spent Il gladSuma day.
The WOodmen of this city are to
give II great picnic and agriculture
al fair at Hardin Park ON
Thursday, the 2Jth Of next month
There will be about $3.50 offered
in prizes in the farm displays
Only members of the Woodmen
order can compete. Every Wood
man in the county is asked to
bring Il display. NcighbOrs,
bring your dinner baskets well
filled, come aud enjoy great dag
together,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
SUMMONS NO. les.

The United States District Court for he District of Alaska, Division No. l. Highie French, plaintiff, vs George w. French, defendant.
 To George W. French. greeting,
 In the name of the United States Of America, you are hereby commanded Co be and appear in the above entitled court, holden at Skaeway in said divi- sion of said District, and answer che complaint filed against you ln Che above entitled action within thirty days from Che date Uf the service Oi this summons and a copy of said complaint upon y0u and fl you fail tO appear and answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply 70 the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, Q copy cf which Is served herewith.
 The object fthis acdOn is to procure decree of divorce against the defend ant and in favor oi the plaintiff herein, and a dissolution of the bonds of matri- mOny existing between plaintiff and de- iendant upon che grounds of desertiop aud Co have plaintiff restored Co her maiden name, to-wit, Highie Beekwith, And you, the United States Marshal of Division No. I, ot said District of Alaska, or any deputy, are hereby re- Quired to make a service of this sum mons upen the said defendant as by law required. and youwill make due return thereoi Co the clerk of the court within forty days from the date of the delivery lO you with an indorsement thereon Of your dOings in the premises
 In witness whereof r have hercunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the above entitled Ourt this 18th day of October, 1902. w. J. Hills
 TSeall Clerk Order of publication Of summons en. tered Oct II, 1902,
 John F. Dillon,
 Attorney for Plaintiff, Skagway. Alaska. Date Of first publication, Nov l2.
 Date Of last publication, Dec 24.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
APPLICATION NO e5.
Additional entry under section 2'od oi Che Rc- yise s.atatls Ot Toe Jlited s'atcsl
 r...r FDHHr.

Additional entry under section 2'o5 oi Che Rc-
 yise s.uiut-l Oi 'hc ltlied a'alesl
 Land Omcc.
 Juneau A'aska, Sept. o, 1902. !. R bert smith, Ui PpuuId Huhor, Ala ka, a. uss.zIte of William Naunoie, being euu leg .l Ir. benefits uf section 200 ot Che Rev ed -.fllI.s ol the United states, granting ad4il 'n- HL IfIds tu soldiers and Hi.1rs who scrytd In me aa5 of the rebellion do hereby apply to cn- .e- United States survey No. lt0 70 situuiC on .le.ouillrIy sh0rc Of Pyramid HlfbOr, Chi cat uIcJ and more particularly described as iol' Es.iun'uv at cor. No. !. O granite boulder, rhuuce U. S. initial mon. N0. bcars N. N Ccg. .- m.u. lli.2t chs. dist IlCnce along ihe ,horc 0I said harb0r at hifn water mulk, $ s4 Iat chs. Go cor NU. Q. IhtuCc 10 deg ID un W IU0chs t0tor. No Y. Thence x a des D niu W lSf chs to C.r No q. Ihoucc ll tcr l5 uIu Ei9U cas. Co cor. D. Thence .4 I1e. If n iu 1UO chs. to cor No. t Thence N rder I1UI.. F. 8 luchs tC cor No l, Che pi.ce "a beginning; con 'airlgg i I3 acres. Maglcuc variation Lu dcg Q, utu. E.
 As add .tiUuH Co bis original homestead on .ueW a ui NV 'i and NV or sW "a of Seg. U. Tp. a2. E l3, Rhich De entered october 10 is--, atFalls SI Ciyix. Wis. p,r homestead No. Ny po,i,ncc addres, Is Pyramid Hslbor, Alaska. ROBERT SMITH
 Assiencc oi William Nanuoto 10 q, hereby order,d that the ioiesoiug noace be published In thc Daily Alaskan, O dfip ncu.parc. published a. SkagWay A,Hssa, 'yI f.c r.Ii period oi CD days, said newspaper ol ug HarDbr designated Gs Che one ruo.slcd ucafcai .hc l5Iyc l5uJs. JOHN W. DUDLEY
 Register.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
PREPoSrEROUS WISE MEN OF
 THE EAST"

70 Is a S,r.ngc tlt, that about nlne 0-' of sys.y ten ot the Wise Men ,i th, East" seem set upon suspsntlng every principal Americans have been taught Co revere, when they discuss methods ,f t.s- posing of the Alaskan question. For .O- stlrts, Judge wi,lksrshlm, good lawyer though he Is, arises Co the tsie0ss vi the unprecedented, un.Amsucan, unjust mt probably unconstitutional license uN. which hls diverted abou, sI,ooo ooo .. ths money that oi dgbtbeI'ugs Co the 9. pie of Alaska out ot their pockets and in,o the fetsr treasury.
 And uis Is uo, all Judge w.,ksr,hlm has siysa bis sln,iloa Co another outage. ous suggestion, wb.,h has been euf.,,e- around for some time, ant which DOW meets Che unqualified ap.Jyli a Po. GeorEes0n, oi he agricultural 1splrmeat That Is tbstAlsk. should .vsatprs- s,otl,iye ir congress, bg, tho, tbs r.pr- sentative shoull be se.,c.ei and appointed by jbe president Tbs-e ysu h.vs ,be very ,hm x of the uo.Amsf.,aD s,t'mss oi government which have been SD r.ts oi rsc.n, years, especially s5ln connection with Alaska The iIel Is simply p--pys- ts,cus. AS matter .f last, DO m 70 s.I-,t- eI by suyous else than One psogis 70 oe represented can be ar-prsseLIltiys The president m.s sbt select en agent 0r a rsprs- sentative f5, himself in Al,kI, tu, he ,5u.ia.t, under any circumstance, s-.s,t an agent 5f a lrsg,.ssu,t.vc ior Che people cftd., c.u'-v ArspusuIt.vs or Gel sglt. mu, have J..sE tsJ Co b.m rpr ssn- a,.ys r5vs,, from those he represents.
 Bu,n5 ma.,srvta,sl-h auagsnt shlu.l te ,ll.t, tbe rsosl, lt th i.st,.,, a ,s had 15 utaIet tb4,kuiot u,srtr.us they ,an orwuI bery1 under Ihe Alex anl,, forest reserve Is ihsts>u.tof tts .a- tsrts-sn,s ct su,b a ''rspr sau,iv " The absurd game l,Us ore che sl.,s oi u,b ''rs-s.a.-t.ea." q, ,bs P..gassl g me reserve shall be r.a,st, itwHit- te, use c. ",s r--satuyss' selected .r ,as lines proposed by these "Alse Men ot ths Est"
 Wtl; Che r.5g.- .l Aa>El want md wblttaey ..mari Is s..s u1n Gsai ned by tb. ss who 1-. n5t ..ly mil -am b,al conditions, sat5y ,b .wao have Q rs,s5a.i .o,,,-s, i1 ,b- country 4rt vI5s. saacmso,s ,r-sm those ato make th.n.
 !, IS uae t.- ,bs "W.se Msn of ,hs East" Co slss.3s .ot permit A,lssars Co govern AI,kl.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

The indications point s.01g'ytoa lrg- mailr.y 'cr J mes Hamilton Ross in .as Yukon ,5iiv Hs wII ny Dawson by a moirr.ts cha, should etsiv oftss, any m,i1r.,v that CT ike might get on ths ussSs. with some let yer Co sdl o Che big m .i7ri.ss that wil be rolled up .or hin at Whtsh'rss and ths outlying points.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
Aln.Enn,

GoIng East ore Invited Co Inquire Into the accommodations fforted by the Northern Paclde before purchasing lhelT tickets This route offers Che best of everything Co the travelling public in the way of dining. sleeping and observation car service. For tickets and all Information, call on or wrlle Co A. Tlnllng, Gen. Agent Tacoma, or b A. Nadeau, Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
Tho Narthsrn PnolRo

Runs the duesttrlIns between Puget Sound and St Paul. lts famous North Co.'S LImitsd" affords every convenience .s well aS luxury known Co the ml.eT travel, Tickets Go al. points .0 ,he UrIls- States ali Canada. f you contemplate . trip 2 E's,, ciIl on Cr write to A, Il0i'ng. Genl. Agent, laclua, 1r L A. Nstelu GerL Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
Msooabs sMoot

The Mlcclb.ss held @ l1ng session .st night. I is Che l1lges intention Co give a "alrl times" ball N.w isirs Eve.
 A the meeting next MIuiiy the ".o'g io-m' will be on md every m-n5er Is eS- 5.c'ed Co be present,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
,PASTDUE
Atlin Mail Late At Log
 Cabin.

The mlll hom Atlln Is more th n two days late at Log Cabin. In fact there were two m ils que at that pl-cs last night. The general oploIon Is that the second mat win be but short time behind the first one from the other end of ths llne.
 The mail should arrive from DlwSon tomorrow
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
Bishop Rovs In AIa,ka

Bisnoc R. 2. Rowe and wife have re- u,u-i ,o Al skt ir.m the e, les. They wen. 1ar.htouui passengers on the last nuh5juni tup of ths Cottage City Co June u lom which 0l.cs tlsy wei, Co take ihe Bonita j' SikL They are eX- 7sc.sI .Jv.s.t Ss rg~lv rf.sr the holidays.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

HEX Governor Ross h.l been i' ,ts Yukon during ths campaign now 50, where he c2u.i h.ys me, tas votsrs iI,s Co tlcs irom Che stump, Joe Clarke w,u.t n5t gst ugh votes iotly 60 save bis dee p1sIf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

This Is the season of th. vctr wi,f everybody should have their blanket, washed. The Royal Laundry Is d.os them in great almtsr,. Get y0gr 1rie' in eirIy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

la- Royal Laundry cannot t- sNce.sd d Ihes .aD suit your taste and -cuve1iegt and tl ycl in prices. PnJne Q7. next tc electric light .30t.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

Belle or Leumuou Whiakey-eigh, years old-just out of government bond, and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis Eoy- strictly burc-at the Seattle saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

The test .uncl, ths res, cee- Che hes' people, the best 1t everything Dc the S-li- tle SllOOn-i1g gentlemen 0llv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

P Rent ane For Sale cards for sale ,t this ofeco.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

Tt- Settle S,l5.n is a th0r1J ghly re- spect hl- gent.em n's resort. Fine lulcf ssr.e- with every gllss oi beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
Golf shirts atCIays5n's

The ecattie Bohemmn Draught Beer l 1e bee, and most expensive draughi ecr mace u seat:le. For sale at Che Sc ttis saloon. -r-.sT siats and Sixth ave iua
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

The best gi8ss uf beer in the North can be mad aJ tne Seattle Saloon-A gentle mans rescrt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

Furnished rooms and houses i0r rent i.vert.sed in the Daily Aliskan-alwIys bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

The Daily AIas<an's. facilities for doing 1b work are sneXcellet.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

Fur cipes and coll1r,tes at Maru Con way s new store, I-2} I
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02
PERSONAL MENTION

WE. Rogers, of the White Pass road house system, Is ln the cIiv from White horse, and Is l the Dewey hotel
 -O-
 b.. s. B. Clmeron win go oto Caribou this morning and return ln the evening, !. Sowsrby of the Alaska Steamship C.. !. Is at HaInes in ths Interest Otthe company R. W. Taylcr and bride are sXrsc'ed 10 return on one of the first boats from the Sound, Mr. Taylor has engaged 1patl- msrts lt The Pullsn house where he and Mrs. Tsylor win reside.
 M- -ni Mrs. a. N. Llv returned from Whltehorss last night on ,hs train. They have ;ust completed a vacation which was pleasantly spent at the Northern terminus. Mr. Lay tid considerable hunting for large game while way, but ws not fortunate enough to gst a respectable opportunity to test his mir6smanshlp On -nvhing rgeT than blri-, Of which he blgget a great many.
 -c-
 Mr. Rum.sy who has had charge Of the Canadian Bank of Commerce during the absence cf Mr. L,v, will go to Whi'el orss today. He wlll return in a few q ys and g0 South.
 -O-
 Mr. and Mrs George Blanchard D ve moved Ito the Guthrie house on Ssy.nih avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. George Blanchard h ve moved to ,hs Guthrie house on Ssy.nih avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

Spring chicken at the Pack rraIn rss- taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-02

New Wall Paper 'ooa pat,srus, Peoples
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-13
M'OUEEN MADE
 GOOD PREDICTION
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IS NOW BEING PAID FOR SPOT IRON, AND THIS IS WHAT sLoss SALES AGENT FoREToLD.


 J. W. Mcqueen. the secretary-treasurer and sales agent of the sloss-shenield company was being congratulated yes- terday on the fullnIment of his prediction made some months ago that pig iron would bring s25 a ton before November. A day or two ago he made sales of No. 1 foundry at s25 for immediate delivery.
 The sloss- Sheffield is only GOOD tons be- hind on It's s12 contracts, and will there fore have spot iron to spare in small lots through the fall. While spot will be scarce during the rest of the year, various hum dred-ton orders are being booked here every week at the fancy prices. and these sales will probably aggregate 40oo tons this month.
 The pig metal for 1903 delivery is being quoted at s2OQ22 on a No. ? basis. There is not much selling this week, but some contracts have been closed at s20. These are record-brealKing prices, and those who are holding for this schedule seem to think there is no probability of an early softeninR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-13
STRIKE SITUATION SAME.
Men Are for the Most Part Standing
 Flrm-Few Return to Work.

Charleston. W. Va, September 12.- There is no change in the situation of the strike in the Kanawaha and New River fields. The strikers are for the most part standing firm, though few are returning to work each day and the tonnage is increasing steadily, though slowly.
 At Eagle, twenty-seven miles above here the situation is serious and trouble is apprehended there tomorrow. A num- Der of men have recently gone to work there and big force of strikers is be- ing organized to take them out tomor- row. It is understood that the authori- ties will attempt to give the operators adequate protection, in which case there is likely to be a dangerous clash.
 At Crescent mines. just above Mont gomery, on the Kanawaha river, the constable of that district today. by or der of the court. turned the striking miners out of the company houses. A cold rain is falling tonight and many families are without shelter with all household effects exposed to the weather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-13
PEABODY IS NOMINATED.
Republican Convention Names Him for
 Governor of Colorado.

Denver September 12-The state repub- lican conyent.-n today nominated the fol- lowing ticket:
 Governor-James H. Peabody of Free ment county.
 Congressman at Large-Franklin D. Brooks of Fl Paso county.
 Auditor-John Holmberg of Denver. Treasurer-Whitney Newton of Pueblo. Secretary of State-James Cowie of Boulder
 Attorney General-N. c. Miller of Du- rango.
 The platform reafhrms allegiance to the Philadelphia platform, expresses sor- TOW for the death of President Mckinley, indorses the policies of the national ad- ministration and expresses confidence in President Roosevelt, commenting his ac- lions in connection with corporate abuses and his demand for full powers and broader laws In dealing with large con- solidations of capital.
 The support of Colorado is pledged to him for re-electoin in 1904.
 Regarding trusts, the platform says:
 We believe questions growing out of consolidation of capital should be solved tiops in connection with corporate abuses and not by radical legislation destructive of business interests