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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
FEDERAL COURT CASES.

The following list of cases viii be
called on Monday, the November rule
day OF the United States circuit ana dis
trio courts: Robinson VS.. Annie Laurie
Mining company. Morrison VS. Annie
Laurie Mining company; Foulson VS.. An
ME Laurie Mining company; Strickland
VS.. Highland Boy. Myers VS.. Highland
Boy, Kouns VS.. American Smelling & Re-
filming company: Williamson ct al. VS..
Schoppe. In re Thomas Everiil, bankrupt.
In re Noah I. Matson, bankrupt: in re
W. q. Bleak, bankrupt in re Hinrich
hlenke, bankrupt; Hampstead VS. Mine
& Smelter supply company Wilkinson VS..
Southern Pacific company Osgood vs.
Consolidated Mining company of ST.
Louis, Osgood vs.. Calumet & Hecla Min
ing company. Crittenden VS.. Southern Pa
cific company, Provident Loan & Trust
company vs. Ogden F. &sM. company.
Williamson vs.. Beardslsys in re John f.
Bradshaw ct al, bankrupts: in re Thad.
deus NJ. Perrin. bankrupt. in re Joseph
Hanson. bankrupt
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LYING ABOUT GREER.
Effort Being Made to Bolster Up Utah
County Man.

County Man.
Spanish Fork. Nov. The Republicans
of Spanish Fork are in dire straits In
order TO bolster up the candidacy of
Henry Gardner for the legislature they
have been perslStentiy circulating the
report that W. y. Greer, prominent
Democrat. endeavOre6 10 defeat a prop
held in Salt Lake to bring the waters OF
Strawberry valley into Spanish Fork
river for the benefit of she lands in the
south part of Utah county Every person
who knows Mr.. CTesr knows that this Is
false. For years he has stood as the de-
irrlSatOrS OF l tan IN every contest ne
has stood for the welfare Of the people
and now, in CrJtsr TO assist in the cleo
ton of Mr. Gardner-a SmOOt macnine
man-and TO beSmirch the record Of q
clean Democrat, political capital is sought
following statement, however, signed BY
all the delegates to the congress-, except
Mr.. Gardner. completely refutes the
charges, and again the small Republican
campaign methods are exposed:
We. the undersigned, me- mDers Of the
committee appointed by the several So
cation companies 10 attend the lrrigu-
ton congress, held at Salt Lake City,
Oct. l, 1902, to represent the Strawberry
valley proposition. understand thai re-
port has been started by Harry Gardner
that w. O. Greer Went hack on the COM
the people We represented in said Straw
berry proposition.
As members Of the committee we state
that the report is false and without foun-
datioa-
(Signed) .HEBER c JEX
ELI FERCU SON
'R w MONEY.
'WM- DAVIS JR-
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EXHIBITION BY NEWSPAPER ARTISTS
WILL BE HELD IN SALT LAKE SOOl

assortment of pictures is expected to
arouse great interest among lovers of
art in this city, and will prove an at
traction not only to the experts, but
to the newspaper-loving public in gen.
eral, as the original work of all local
drawings and funny pictures will be
shown, as well as such we'll known men
as Remington, Stanlaws, Christy,
Schmsdtgen, Davenport, Opper, Homer,
Steele, -Gallop, Spencer, Gilbert, Nc
Lean, Alexander, Briggs.
The committee having charge of the
matter is composed of the following:
A. L. Lovey of The Herald, J. S Sears
of the Tribune, Frank Gallup of the
Denver News, A. w. Steele of the Den
yer Post, W. c. Spencer of the Den
yer Republican, B. S. White, E. H.
Stratman and A. H. Dutton of the
Butte Miner.
To make the exhibition a success So
cially, invitations are now being ex-
tended to a number Of prominent art
lovers of the city to act as patrons and
patronesses.
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GOES TO WASHINGTON
Steven Wallace to Take Final
Examination For Naval
Cadetship.

Steven Winchester Wallace, the unit
Versity student who won the appoint
ment to cadetship in Annapolis at
the recent examination held in this
city, viii leave Tuesday morning for
washington to take the final entrance
examination. If Mr.. Wallace is sue
cessful in passing this examination, as
no doubt he VIII be, he will enter the
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BOYS FINED SIS.

William Van Paten and George Wilson.
aged 81 and Is, respectively. were fined
SIS each by Judge Diehl yesterday after
noon for disturbance. Charges of drunk
enness made against them were not pros
ecuted. The two young men. with two
girls Dora Wilson and Alice Drew, were
arrested on Friday afternoon by Officer
Lincoln for unseemly conduct on the
street. All concerned are said to have
been drunk and acting in a boisterous
manner on West Temple street. The two
girls did not appear in court. and bail
given by them in the sum of s. each was
ordered forfeited.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, Nov. State Commander Gray
of Salt Lake was in Provo last evening
and addressed the Provo Maccabees.
A B. Elder addressed an audience OF
Socialists in the court house last evening.
In the Fourth district court in the es-
tate of Nellie NJ. Clark ct al, minors, an
order was made confirming sale of real
estate Final account was allowed and
petition for distribution granted in the
estate of Joseph Crook, deceased. In the
case of Thomas G. Wilson VS.. Francis
NJ. Wilson DEFENDANTS demurrer was
argued and taken under Amusement. J.
F. Brirn VS.. V. D. Cram; argument on
demurrer set for Thursday the 6th-
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DEATH OF JAMES HARDY.
Especial to The Herald.)

- Especial to The Herald.)
Provo, Nov. 1.-JameS Hardy died at his
home in the Second ward this afternoC
after a lingering illness He was born in
Great Hadham, HerefOrdshire England,
Sept 3, 1882, and came to Utah in 1868.
He lived in Salt Lake one year, when he
came to Provo and has desided here since.
Mr.. Hardy was prominent in sunday
school work until his health failed. Gen.
eral debility and partial paralysis was
the cause Of death. He leaves a wife and
ten children. Funeral viii take place
from the Second ward meeting house
Monday at l p. M
The funeral of Eva Dunn will be held
from the Sixth ward meeting house at ]
d. m Monday
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DEPARTS WITH CHILDREN.
The Climax to the Sensational Karen
Divorce Case.

Logan, Nov. 1.-The latest development
In the sensational Karen divorce case.
which has interested people here for a
year past, is the abduction of the chill
dren of the divorced couple by the father.
Talitha ID. Karen, the mother, gave
notice Thursday that she would sue for
an order to have the children transferred
to her custody, they being in the custody
of her former husband, Fred W. Karrer
The latter, it seems, learned in advance.
OF her intentions, and when Sheriff Rigby
went 10 Lewiston with an order of the
district court, commanding Karen to
produce the children in court, he was in
formed that Karen had gone to Canada
and taken the children with him. The
mother is frantic over the loss of her
children.
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KAYsvILLE NOTES.

Kaysville, Nov John Taylor, who
left here four years ago last March on a
mission to New Zealand, returned this
morning.
Mrs Schofield is very sick with
Bright's disease.
A Woodmen dance was held here last
Thursday evening, the occasion being the
dedication of their new hall. Members
from Ogden and Rountiful were in at
tendance
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Building Permits.

Building permits issued during week:
George Wiliden. Wilson avenue
frame cottage ......................S 500
Email Giittli, Paxton avenue, frame
Dal II ...ss ..s... .-.... 100
f. Haight, so South West Temple,
brick addition .....;,,...,............, $500
Bountful Lumber & Building asso-
citation, Z55 West Sixth South
frame cottage ..-.........-........ 600
c. J. f.. Guldbranson, Ninth East
between Ninth and Tenth South
brick cottage ........:.:..:.-........... 1000
s. c. Whitaker, Whitaker court
brick addition. ...........,............ 200
Mrs. Mary J. Rice Fourth East be-
tween Ninth and Tenth South
frame cottage .........-..-........... 700
William Langton. Fifth West. be-
tween North Temple aid First
North, two double re.sidences - 1000
Mrs. Sarah J. Powers, Popperton
place, frame residence ............ 1900
A. D. Derrick, SSf X street, brick
duu4llOh ..-....-..-..- -.-.-..-.-....-. 400
Total ....-. 49,. 49,. 49,. -. 1900
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Readers OF Mark Twain's novel
d'nhead Wilson, VIII remember IL
climax Of the story turns on the cyl
OF finger marks. Evidence Of the
convicted a burglar in southern
recently. RE had made MS
through window whose Sill naQ
fresf{y PAINTED. He LETT a pialn II
OF his thumb. This led TO his Oct
ana = seven-year sentence was the
altv of being so careless WITH Iresn
The minute lines and ridges on IN
ger tins. and particularly the ptsi
numb. Constitute an autograph
tire which cannot be forged and
mas = peculiar pattern for each 10
uaI Since 1884 the English police
preserved finger print records oE
mails as a certain means Of future
ttfication. A similar method OF a.
ticatiug signatures to important
ments has existed Cor ages In 1ha
and in India today the use Of
marks as signatures Is a part
nostai order system adopted III
british poatoffics authorities as Z
manxa aRs&4 11
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Real Estate Transfers.

Anderson Real Estate Investment
company to Edgar f. Wood. 30Xl25
feet southwest from northeast cor
Eer lot I. block g. plat G.----.-....---$3,N
James ROBBERS to Robert 3. Rogers,
10x2 rodsnortheast from So feet
east of southwest corner lot I, block
a. plat D---.---.-- -.......-....-..-. J. ~
Hadyn L. Smith 10 Emma Smith,
southwest quarter southeast quar-
ter section 80. township l south,
range west ..--.--..-----.---.---..-.
Thomas Jones to Anna Jones. south
west quarter southwest quarter
section p. township 1 south, range
2 west ..s...........-....---..
John II. Almond to Irene l. Nichols.
SKI rods southeast from 5lz rods
east OF northwest corner lot ., block
115. plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
Mary z. Knowles to Rudolph Pruhs,
northwest Quorter of southwest
quarter section Il, township
south. range ! east -....--..-.-..---. 1,e
Ole Nelson to Niels Poison, one-half
acre southeast quarter section 81.
township south, range east
George NJ. Bridweli to Thomas
Homer part of block 6. plat E...-.-
Mary r. Shurtliff to Lois II. West.
9e1zx3 feet southeast from 165 feet
east of northwest corner lot 4, block
62. plat $500. 20
Sarah A. Riley TO Allan T. Rilev,
part Of lot 3. block 81, plat 49,.
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KIEe AT AMERICAN FORK
Continued from Page l.

Continued from Page l.
important an election as this, because
consider there is a great deal at
stake in this election, but, as l say,
feel there are enough of my old time
Republican friends who are good solid
citizens who are going to vote for me
to elect me. At any rate. my case is
up to my friends, and / viii have TO
abide the results. and shall do it cheer
fully. I hope, however. that the Demo-
Gratis win all over the state"
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DEATH oF Eva DUNN.

Provo, Nov. Miss Eva Dunn, the 1S-
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Dunn, died this forenoon at II
o. clock from the effects of an operation
performed Thursday for an internal adj
cess in the abdominal region. Her re-
covery was confidently expected till this
morning, when she suffered relapse and
became unconscious
Miss Dunn was a beautiful and amiabiS
girl, and her death is greatly mourned by
her family and numerous friends. She
was born in Provo and resided with her
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leave the car, but wherever it stopped a
crowd would gather, which gave them
an opportunity TO ask questions regard
ing rents and other living expenses On
the return TO WiIkesbaTre the party i'm
mediately boarded the train for Scranton
over the Delaware Lackawanna &
Western road
The commissioners steadfastly refuse
to give opinions on any feature of the
matter before them.
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friends ever since. This is the way Pc
runa is advertised. It advertises itself.
Its merits are its. chief advertisement.
Once cured of so distressing and exas-
perating a malady as catarrh, it becomes
the duty of every one 20 pass it along
to call the attention of those who are
still victims, to remedy that rarely
fails TO cure.
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MINING EXCURSION.

Park City and Return $3.50.
BY special request of many who are
interested in this famous Bonanza
camp, the r. G.. w Ry. will operate
another popular excursion Sunday,
Nov. 2, leaving Salt Lake SIS a. m.
Everybody invited
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Miners Raising FUNDS.

Park City, Nov. 1.-The Park City Min
ers' union, No. IA Western Federation
of Miners, is taking up a collection for
the benefit of the anthracite coal miners
Of Pennsylvania. Last week the union
sent the coal miners a check for $491 so
and this week they sent a check for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
They Are Complimented

BY all our wearers as being the en-
bodiment of correct style in Derbies-
Miller. Warburton and Denney makes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
loo Main street.
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Beware Of Cheap Limitations Of Pc.
ru-na---Be Sure That Tou Get
Pesru.na.
There are no substitutes for Peruna.
Allow no one to persuade you that there
is something just as good. The success
Of Peruna has tempted many people to
devise cheap limitations. Beware of
them. Be sure that you get Peruna.
Miss Jennie Driscoll, $50 Putnam ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes
g heard SO much in praise Of Peruna
as specific for catarrhal affections that
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An Effective Display.

Our window presents the latest ideas
I'm patterns and shapes in high grade
Neckwear. Just glance at it.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1e6 Main street.
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Still Growing

Still Growing
In favor-our Horton $500 Hat. A
wonderful value.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
166 Main street
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Elegant apartments with or without
bath. The Independence, 81 West Third
South.
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CABINET RESIGNS.

Managua. Nicaragua Nov 1.-Eleven
of the members of President Zelaya' s
The president has declined to accept and
has requested the ministers to retain
their portfolios. The cause of the cab
NETS action has not been made public.
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You Need

For your comfort Night Robes or pa
Janas. Our stock is extensive
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
LEG Main street.
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We Think

" Inluk
We have succeeded in producing work
that stands the test of the severest
criticism. Get the best. Give your call
TROY LAUNDRY.
1855 Main street
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Pleasing Effects

In exclusive patterns exhibited in our
lies Of Colored Shirts; good fit and
cloths.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street
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Chimney Sweep and Furnace Cleaner.

Leave orders at Scott-strevell Hard
ware comDeny's for w. c. Griffin
Phone la. two rings.
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THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ns ~ DYING FROM CATARR1
Pe-ru-na Cures, That Is Why the
People Like Il.
Ali the Advertisement in the
World ConId Not Make Pe-ru-Ea
as Popular as IL Is.

Miss Margaret Donnelly, q Webster
Place, Brooklyn, n. Y. writes:
"Peruna was recommended to me about
year ago for catarrh with which 7 had
been troubled nearly ali my life. hut
which had given me serious trouble q
few months before 1 took PerUna. In
two weeks my head cleared up, did
not have headaches, and in short time
felt perfectly well. n-Margaret Donnelly
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Mark Twain,g 80 Mark'' y
aittsburg Gazette)

- chose &c g. q ;.
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Tar Butbsrd has stfottg heak, q
csnaciors stomach and ravencus ap-
petite. II sometimes scars In grace
ful circles above the hsuuts al men,
hnt It Is always looking for something
10 eai. Its eve ia sharp, its scent - Keen
I hnf All it, energies are employed IN
procuring fooG and 81 Is not very dis
eliminating ia it, taste II fact, Ii
ravels I'm carbon while Il lives ana
when II dies leaves nothing but ia font
! odor e. remind the world OF it, exile
tencr.
The bee has al Instinct fnr sweet
ness il commuuc- with buds ana
blossoms ana lives amid the perfume
OF the flowers Il sets 81 example az
industry. patience and frugaIityt IL
fares vel. but IN addition "a making
IL oWu living it leaves storehouSe
tall Of honey t. testify to it, activity.
Among human being> there are
some who resemble the blIzzaro and
some who are like the hee some
make uo other nse Of their faculties
than tn search constantly for food and
drink. They live ~ the dining room
ana ignoring all appeals t. the head
anG heart. keen close e. the flesh
pots.
There are 0ther--ano may the /
swarm increase-who find pleasure IL /
useful toll and recreation IL helpful /
ness. they extract good from life, but I.
they leave a ii legacy u posterity
more Of the go0O than they them
selves consume. SucL enjoy life and
add to the enjoyment Of both those
vino live with then ana those vino
i've after them.
The buzzarC must De 3 buzzarO auC
ne bee mus, Be d pee-tni~ II fate,
III man Is free L. choose which he .
gil initiate - 0mmOuer
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tl,e world not only witt roasi tHm-
/ her. but with 1unher polished 'i'''
the finished product.
And these thing ART coming
Thcvarlnns lines Of railroads ii. 'uEi
thu STATE and the Ntcarauguai "iii'I
means much e. Florida and o. t"'
proposed shin cana. aero ih' STAKE
h, constructed IL means muri more.
Florida l. OF the direct line o.. '-"'-
g. cuba am other islands adjacent.
Central and south America ana Mes
leo and the Pacific roas,. through 'h'
doorway of the NicaruugUar route.
means vas commercial an0 uru--
trial uoasibilit,r~ tor ouf stale.
Florida Is entering ur"l ai epoch ..
wonderful activities.
Plant rose nnv. 2I". variety 10
ho GrecHhCu~t-
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Backbone

The Jacksonville Metropolis, 10 q
complimentary mood, ssys that Gov
ernor Jennings has backbone" We
would nave beeu pleased II the Me
tcopolis had use6 some other word
We must confess We don't like this
one. Ii Was worn thread bare in de-
stowal Of praise on President Cleve-
lano. Every newspaper il the coun-
Try ..and every speaker ia the land
spoke in euiogy Of the presidents
backbone.
From the amount Of bouquets thrown
81 him for possessing al abnormal de-
Of this part Of HE anatomy,
Ne were Led 10 believe that We had q
'aragon in the White House, and the
'srty Of which he was the head would
'e in power forever.
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Lieut. Ger Mites sno the Philippines

! teut-Ger Miles snc the Philippines
+ Areuuest ws~ made e. the war d.
psrtment some time ago 10y Lieut. -
Gen Miie> To- De SEN e. the Philip
pine Islands. Witt it he submitted q
piar % operations which he bt-
lieved ''wouiG bring the war t. al enc
without further los o. life t. either
side" This plan wa based Oh hi~
experience during MS indian can
paign~. the most successful wareiar.
Of thai character ever conducted.
Secretary % War Root has denied
tins. request anC rejected the plau Of
the genera VINO Knows more about
WA IL Z minute than Nj Root car
ever learn and rresiden. Roosevelt
susJaiD> the secretary n his decision.
TIE grounds Oh which the secretary
Oases his action are tina. the wa IL
the Philippines i~ already virtually a
al eud ' and the adoption o. the
Miles plan w0uid be unfair t. those
military and civil whose
worE nAs Trough, about almost
complete pacIhcatiou
IA this position both the pres
dent anG hi- war minister assum. .
responsibility winch j, Is 10 De hoped
events vii Justify Bu W. have beeu
hearing that the war was virtually
ended every four weeks since poor
DC OTIS began to SEND his rosy bulletins
VIC and . nalf years ago AnG vet
ne latest advice from the islands
tate that the war j. still being waged
Il 1--WE provinces, and that . reign %
error prevails IL Other sections which
Re OstensiDiy pacitieG Dut are really
ttie more than armed camps
Why not give Niles al opportunity
o Put hIs plan il operation HIS
;lentIhc campaign IL Porto Rico Ger 1
ainiy compared very favorable with ,
Ie laundering. uo-headed, precariOus +
no costly campaign IL CuUa. II
Ell. Miles has q plan OF pacihcation
-ore humane. more in accordance Z"
IT'D American IDEAS and theories apd =
ore effective. the conscience Of the
stior viii demand tina, i; Ue tried. ="
Anc Dy the way, what it the &C
'ian?'' II Secretary Root declines -
publish II congress should ask that -
be iaiC before X 20
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Metropolis
the Candidates anc the issues

AGtIOpCllS.
The Candidates sne the Issues.
! There are some very live questions
Il issue IL the present campaign
The Ocaia BANNER has been asked 70
request the candidates 70 declare
themselves Oh SAID issues II pro-
pounds the following
Are you for OF against L diopensary &?
Are YOU for Or against d three-slraud
fence Jaw"
Are you FOR or against the re-e.ec-
ton Of Senator Mallory?
Are you for Or agains, the re.eIec-
tiOn Of Senator Taliaferro@
Are you fof Or against The convict
lease system
The Banner faiis TO say VIVA. may
probably be the result Of the answers.
II may Oe eternal political life or
everlasting death for candidates for
the Legislator or Congress.
oone candidates will say silence 10
this campaign il golden, and hence
they Will not speak out 10 meeting.
Everybody seems 10 he opposed to the /
dispensary but those residing il
county. This is the leading
question Of the whole batch, and such
another fight a. il lie precipitating
0as never seen before.
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But, nay not SO

bCt, nay; not SO
In e brief period Of time We saw the
democratic party scattered and today
it is PROSTATE and almost hopeless
with the need Of tremendous batter
, ies 10 gaivanize its scattered PARTS into
new LIE.
Don't let u Use the same phrases
with AiT. Jennings fit Il going to re
suit IL the same way
We must keen our state organization
Ictac, Instead Of backbone" il the
executive char w must lei the de
mocracy Of the state Tee. that they
nave something else there-cautioU
conservatism, discretion. energy. vig'
lance, and las.. hut by no means ieas,,
brains.
backbone Is very We. II III place
UuJ don't lei IL load down Our politi-
ca voca uuiary with il
The GemocratIa party - needing
Just nov eyes and ear. ana heart and
brain. ana def fingers IL bringing its
various member together ana manIp
uiatinE them into - c0hesiveness ana
TO- the struggle that cor
fronts l..