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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
REFUSE TO ACCEPT.
Capitol Commission Declines to Pay
Until Changes Are Made.

Olympia. July THE new state
capitol will not be accepted or the con-
tractor paid any money until the stone
from which the building was con-
structed has been restored to its origi-
nal color and certain omissions on the
part of the contractor supplied.
This was the decision of the state
capitol commission yesterday at a
meeting here.
Experiments have been carried on
for period of six or eight months in
an attempt to make the Tenino stone
from which, the annex is constructed
look exactly like the Chuckanut stone
in the old building. Four acid solu-
lions have been applied to the entire
annex, and after each application the
stone for time was the exact counter
part of the Chuckanut stone, but few
weeks time brings out dirty red col
or. The color of Tenino as it comes
from the quarry is not far from that OF
Chuckanut, and this is what the COM
mission is insisting on.
The principal omission was the fail
ure to imbed telephone wires in the
walls. To put them in now will cost
about $500. Other omissions alleged
run the aggregate up to 1000.
There is now likelihood that the
acceptance will go over until after the
converting of the next Legislature and
the inauguration of new governor.
It is said that a sand blast applied to
every stone in the building is the only
thing that will restore the original
color, and there is some doubt as to
the effect of such blast on the cut
ting and ornamental work.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
The Great Seattle Mardi Gras.

Seattle, July 4.-The greatest thing
in the history of the city of Seattle
will be the Mardi Gras and Midsum-
mer Festival which is to be held here
from July 10 to July 30. A special
feature is to be made of floral parades,
and for excellence they will outclass
anything ever seen in this part of the
country. In addition the committee
from the Retail Clerks Association
has been able to secure good line of
attractions for the Mardi Gras, includ-
ing the aerial arch bicycle trick, a
spiral tower man and high diver
Arrangements have been made for spe-
cial low rate tickets to Seattle while
the Mardi Gras is in progress.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
APPEAL ALLOWED.
Senator BurtOn's Case Goes tn Fed
eral Supreme Court.


eral Supreme Court.
st. Louis, July 5.-Judge Elmer b.
Adams, of the United States district
court, has granted United States Sem
ator Joseph r. Burton, of Kansas,
convicted of accepting money from a
company under investigation by the
postoffice department an appeal to the
supreme court of the United States.
The ground upon which the appeal
was granted was that the defendant
was accused of an infamous offense,
and the supreme court is the only
tribunal having sole jurisdiction.
The defendant urges that the checks,
amounting to 1000, were cashed at
Washington, and that if any offense
was committed it was done at Wash
ington, and not at st. Louis.
Senator Burton was fed 81, 500 and
sentenced to the Iron county Jail for
six months. He appealed to the Unit
ed States circuit court of appeals, but
this action takes the case direct to the
supreme court of the United States.
An appeal bond of SIC, 900 was imme-
diately furnished by Senator Burton,
who was present in court.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
COIN NO MORE CART WHEELS
Roberts Says Days Of"Dollar of Our
Daddies" Are Numbered.

Daddies" Are Numbered.
Portland, Or, July 4.-"There will
never be another silver dollar coined
in this country" said George K. Rob-
erts, director of the United States mint,
in an interview during his stay in this
city. Mr. Roberts is on his way to
Alaska. and made the above statement
in answer to a query put to him by
representative of the Oregonian.
"No, there will be no more new sill
yer dollar pieces turned out of the gov
eminent money plants unless by some
chance l6-to-l congress should be
elected, for the supply of silver bullion
purchased under the Sherman act in
exhausted.
"Our records, continued Mr. Rob-
erts, "show remarkable increase in
the gold production of the world dur
ing the past decade, and in 1904 the
production will probably be $3.50, OOO,-
900. The gold output of the world
has nearly trebled in ten years. That
is why there is no silver question
Most people think the minis are busy
coming gold. They are mistaken. The
bulk of the work we do is the making
of copper cent pieces and nickels. The
profits derived from these two coins
last year amounted to 81, 600, 900, suffi-
cient to pay the operating expenses.
''Do not get the impression, however,
that we are going out of the gold coin
business. For the fiscal year just end
ed our coinage of gold will reach
5000, 900, OOO-the largest output in
the history of the country"
Mr.. Roberts is on his way to Alaska
on tour of inspection. He will go
as far north as Nome. and will return
to Portland in time to attend the Amer
lean mining congress in August.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
BIG RUSH FOR LAND.
Troops Ordered to BOnesteel, 3. d.,
to Preserve Order.

to preserve Oruer.
Bonesteel, s. D., July 4.-The gov
eminent has ordered three companies
of regular troops to Bonesteel to assist
the local authorities in preserving or
der during the rush incident to the
opening of the Rosebud reservation,
which will occur July 8. The first
serious incident in connection with
the rush occurred last night, when
kid" English, cook, was fatally
shot by Police Capt. Aull. English,
it is said, became boisterous and the
officer ordered him to move on. He
refused and in the alteration which
followed Aull shot him. The officer
was arrested and takeu to Fairfax for
safe keeping.
About six thousand persons are quar-
tered in tents and temporary buildings
awaiting an opportunity to register
Locators estimate that 30, 200 persons
will be here during the registration
period.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE.
Semi-CentenniaI of Birth Of Party
Observed at jackson, Mich.

Semi-CcntenniaI OF Birth Of Party
Observed at jackson, Mich.
Jackson, Mich, July TEN thous-
and people assembled here to celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of the Repub-
lican party Under the Oaks" of this
city, July 8, 1854. 1t was here on
that date that the first state conven-
ton acting under the name of "Repub-
licans" was held. The state ticket
nominated on that day went through "a
heated campaign to election day sue
cess.
Secretary of State John Hay, who
was private secretary to Abraham Lin
coin, the first Republican president,
was the orator of the day. Other dis
tinguished guests present were Speaker
Cannon, of the national house of rep.
resentatives; Senator Fairbanks, of
Indiana, Republican candidate for vice
president, and Senators Alger and Bur
rows, of Michigan.
An interesting feature of the exer-
cises was body of Fremont voters
men who cast their ballots for the
Pathfinder. Grand Army uniforms,
crutches and silvered locks were con-
spicuous among them, and the rapt at
tention of the "charter Repu blicans"
was noticeable.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
City Burned.

Seattle. July 6.-The well known
sound freighter City of Denver burned
70 the waters edge in Sullivan s
sloueh. on the La Conner flats, between
. and 3 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Possibly her machinery may be taken
from her charred hull and prove to be
Of some value, but the vessel is other
wise a total loss.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
Minnesota Republican Ticket.

St. Paul, July 5.-Following is the
ticket nominated by the Republican
state convention: Governor, Robert
c. Dunn, of Mile Laos; Lieutenant
Governor, Ray W. Jones; secretary of
state, p. Z. Hanson; state treasurer,
]. g. Block; justices of the supreme
court, Calvin l.. Brown, Charles l..
Lewis, G. b. Elliott, Edwin A. Jaggard
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
PRESIDENT NOT TO SPEAK
Said He Will Keep Silence i'm Public
During Campaign.

Said He Will Keep silence in Public
During Campaign.
Seattle, July 5.-According to the
Washington correspondent of the Post
Intelligencer, President Roosevelt VIII
make no speeches whatever during the
campaign, and he will even decline In
yitations to visit various anniversaries
and other celebrations which might
furnish plausible excuse for public
actresses. Whether the Democratic can
didate. whoever he may be, will pur-
sue a similar course is naturally un-
certain at this time, but the impress
sion among leading Democrats Is that
there will be no Swing around the
circle by either candidate, as there
was in 1896.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
Mine Sues Miners Union.

Victoria, b. c., July Elm the su-
preme court the trial Of the Center
Star Company vs.. the Rossland Miners
Union ct al, began before Mr.. Justice
Duff and special jury. In this action
the plaintiff company seeks 500, 900
damages and an injunction against the
Rossland branch of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners in consequence of
the strike of 1901. An attempt will
be made to show that the union under
the name of an .unincorporated body
did acts for which it was responsible
as an incorprtaed organization.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09

The Tacoma school census just COM
pleted shows that city TO have Is, 1856
children of school age. The census Of
last year footed up 1862 school chill
dren, giving an increase of 5S4 in the
year.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09

oeior the American people today, but
tnat the so called issues upon which
the Democratic and Republican par
'.es seeK TO divide the electorate of the
country are in large part subterfuges
under the cover of which they range
for spoils of office.
!. recognizing that the Intelligent
voters OF the country may properly ask
our attitude upon other questions of
puoiic concern we declare ourselves in
favor of:
The impartial enforcement of all
laws.
Inc safeguarding of the peoples
rights by rigid. application of the
principles of Justice to all combina.
lions and organizations of capital and
labor.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09
Initiative and Referendum,

A more intimate relation between
the people and the government by a
wise adaptation of the principle of in
ltiatlve and referendum. The safe
guarding to every citizen In every
place under the government of the
people of the United States of all
rights guaranteed by the laws and the
constitution.
International arbitration, and de-
clare that our nation should contribute
In every manner consistent with ma
tlonal dignity to the permanent estab-
hshment OF peace between all nations.
The reform of our divorce laws, ex-
tirpation of polygamy and the total
overthrow of the present shameful sys-
tenn of illegal sanction of the social
evil with its unspeakable traffic in
girls by the municipal authorities of
almost all of our cities.
We declare ourselves in favor of rec
ognition of the fact that the right of
suffrage should depend upon the men
tai and moral qualifications of the Cit
liens.
We declare ourselves in favor of such
change in our laws as will place tariff
schedules in the hands of a nonpartisan
commission.
We declare ourselves in favor of the
application of uniform laws for all our
country and dependencies.
We declare ourselves in favor of the
election of United States senators by
vote of the people.
The initiative and referendum clause
was loudly applauded, as were the
planks favoring popular election of
senators and denouncing polygamy.
The motion to adopt the platform
was carried with great burst of ap
plause, and there was demonstration
lasting several minutes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
lIbnoaclia Seiltasclic. Moo RorS

ltlENNtttH OetA'NN'''
manben aooli Bed bar Dc engel'Ie
Somitolc be9oaet en- isrgeli9 lrei,
iproiaheS. San bsmtes | 1896 III
Straiorbeioe for 9eoragerier moo Ell
Gel auinoer, bpem ban ifuloe bare
iraItjaolct i~prifieaige Smpfter, loa
han bteu iorperlet meo eli bis SoDIl
Smitb, iom / 1877 bar bslnt for lI8'
nenoe 9eoragerier. Otter at bare
uoitaaet i'm Stroi blep ban iat ! 6rt'
be6 for TO slar iioen, osrntes imloler'
tio Barren eiter paartp ior en- lignen'
sc Sorbrpbelie, men err III lsslaoi ira
SGnaIlet, ioet bans i%ulofoune ultpl'
oisbeo er bepiit oerigieunem. al Den
Warto, ban bar uGrei iorperlet rlleo'
MI err opooaet al Solitiet. "SDe
Spectator~ uotalcr Oct Saab, Of 9r'
9cf bill iaa en- riselig grftatning Iol
ben oprsrenOe. ON eitS nnoifploelIg'
5eiltagelie ira 3omitoIenes Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

bpsoerrrs % Saling6aIens pafre
Ggne, % fra 6isie til Spenefioroen.
aorg sperres Eio er en- Saea, bans
Mrn0 Iigeian.
Men Sioroen ieIp er uformtoret.
lens Repner er lise tranee, bers
Sioer lige iteile, oens 8letidere biit.
oppe paa 6ieIoene lise magtise,
Sens Sommeriol Iige tinorenbe!
Sognefiorben err zig ielu. Som Den
er inee,i onben Sioro | 2anoet. Baa
Dor belle alooe iinoes neppe unoer
Side greooeerao nosen anoen 5ior6,
Der iom Sognefioroen m~ibtiommers
peo fine StrGnber bar moonenoe 20.
b~afsplnntager % Saper, bpis 5riigi
er befienot for iin oeiIige aroma,
mebens epig Sne % SIS blaaner mel
lem Sinoerne bsit oper Elantager,
Saoer og Sioroens blanfe Speil. =
M. S. @regerim / "aitenp.")
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Siabmore Yrppeitation.

Tenne Stdfion er CT @ren af BEN
eeentlige SoueSitatipn, iom II. 9.
Reeierirg bar oprettet | groofings,
SUB Gafota. Gen or beltla9t ! Oct
bolpterre Gtitrift, booroi Moiebuo.
.9anoet irogier en- Del, for peo en-
R9ffe Sprisg at iinbe no, boilfe
'@erter og Sorter al 8rsn, bet pil
bore tf~lroooelieit at bprfe Der.
OF &c ioretaane Experimental
fremaoor Oct, at paa laptliggeloe
'Steoer porer glinlfa gonife aobt, lao
ben oeo at meies TO @onge gop to
Cons pr. Slcre, mebens Den poa bsit.
Iigqenoe 2ano gon blot ct bolpt Son
for Maret. Iiaet - Sire tribe
oes oSifiaiat beore, Sa ben CAB TO
.SouS pr. Gcre. Sorebum CAB fro
TO til fem Con pr. Icre al terret
.StiIfe meo 8Inoene pan. vi Wsois
pr. Slcre iloa Der al iig ira intct, op
ii 81 @uibel.
gf RocaroniSSoeoe imeoes life
'minbrc enc icrten Sorter, og Den
aao fra 10 til Is glti6els pr. acre,
meo en- @ienneminits &lpling al 1412
.9uIbels pr. aere.
OF gpg prspeSes forifieIige Slaes
90 CAB 271a 91libeI5 pr. acre. Oct
bar al ben, iom fnlSeS Winneioto
go. 6, og @iememinitS gpgoplin9en
bar liot ooer 16 guibel.
Otter Ncune pnolioeli9e &opport
fan oct itror inoieeS, at oct life cr
@rsn. men arentur2pl Der ber
moo looeS iuo pua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Juit en- Dag.
Sri fra @iftcn brastc frcm ct Saf.
tum.

Zen Si6 ieg bar en- aaffeSriffer T"
flyer en- Soma Game, "por ieg ncr.
.oss, bonoe Sire meb SierteipgSm,
SspRlniugstiber, Sopeopine. @ope.
.Ipooom, Sener. oa Hpreipgoon. Seq
nioite life | mango aar, bpoo oct
nar. ipm foroario9ebe biSie Cure.
Seg funOe ofte folbe bort iom ON
min iioite Zine bar fonmren.
3 p aar les ieg iaalebeS %
brltgte Naifcr al Mebiciner, nof til
al iGtte op ct Npotef, Snpeler,
Eiler o. oft, ieg fiunbe ma. Sagoe
no mango Eengc, men leg bar ina
nqitcn belle 5ioen. Sonmpettocr nor
iea iaa uerusS, at jeg fiuhe life
boESe en- Solerfen / S~aanoen, % til
onSre SiSer troebe ieg iiffert ieu
ifiIbe Sp, mems ieg iao peo Sorbet.
0ctte ait pau Sen Woooe til en-
tag, ieg life oruf &aiie % merfeoe.
at icl life bar iaa nerpsS OF f~ortoltt
min Ntano on oct. San bapoe ioat,
at oct flut0e bore Safe; men iee
ioa6e Ytei. reg boobe brllffet aafi(
belle nit Gin, oct fiuloe life bore BET.
men bereftcr tnnfte iea, jea pilbt
prGpe at areie mig iroeu Safe cl
Sriffc heSt Gonb. Seq aiorbe bettt
nogIe Gage men bIeD mart trGt a
set boSe &ano % begpnbte meo 9aifl
igign % ~iaoinart ieg brot aafie
par ieg ncrpeS igicn. Oct beoiIte
at oct bar &nffe, iom bar Noriag
min SmSom.
vi hapoe preoet Hoihmt, mer
boo0e life ldpet ben ret % life bcr
life; men III beilltttebe icg at gin,
Sun cit IN Greoe, Serior IUite iet
auuiSniuaen poo Yoffeu ioriigtig %
hdate Den ucie. % % bar hct i'm
pcltbcn upbeIigt, ioa ri iIitttcoe al
oelcS uleo Safe 90 &eiultotct IA
forlmocrliBt.
SCR funbe iea life iooe, men M
Guar iea tiliengs o. ioocr isot %
or life ct @ronb urrpeS, men arbei
Der M bldrot % fou sna Here Nal
3erppie Sooeopmcr or borte, MI
ISierte PLACER mig life mere. lom De
pleieoc. 90 ieg bar inSeu al De aoUIe
humber. on, otl 5 tro SctH Sea be
gpuoer at bli ieb. & orifter i'll
onSct emo Goihlm nj, % enoog mi
Manos Seoehptner er bcrte. vi 10
per begge iunSt % belligt oa oet c
en 9eliieneIie.~ Gopnet aipet al 70
inm Go, Battle Greet lPid.
&c citsr So9en ~Sbc 8oob /
SSearIle" | boer Safe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

fiernerne /. let iplbeS ! en- imurt
6orm, men life for iulb, % foroam.
pes 3 Elmer. Ien ipiies pdrrn meo
felgenoe Saace: "a Sop Smsr rcres
til Slsbe. liot efier Iiot BABES en- Sop
~pulperiieret Suffer l. oerpaa 3 veg.
geplommer, iao 3 Spiieifeer 5lsos
o. tifiiSit Sc 3 ItipTagne Spider. Zen
tiIiGttes en- Sbeife @anilie.
Nambcl.0 DESSERT.
en- 8int @elf, n Sop Suffer, IA
Eimb Wonoler, iom er ifolbeoe og
oerpaa finitsote (eLer %fin.maleoe), .
sgg % 2 5beifeer Roienpano. Gettc
bPIoes op i en- 9ouble Boiler og re-
res l. til bet er inf % ieunt. oa bar
man Oct / en- guboiuaform % i.eger
bet, til bet er fat / MioteR. 9iae isr
oct ifal ipiieS, bar man liot oispet
Slsoe oper, iom er farpet lpierpo meo
liot Sorbberidft eQer no9et Slogs
roo Seap.
Earinip. Sritters.
9aItinnffer iteames til De er Biz.
DC, ioa itampes DC, % til en- Bint al
DEN itantpebe MaSie toger man 2 pis'
peoe Peg, 2 Spiieifeer Ielf, 1 Spi.
ieife Smsr, " Sbeife Salt, liot Be-
Der 90 nof Mel, iaa oct fan iormeS
iom imna ailanse Ruler. 9isie rirl.
les oa / ggg oa iteot grso o. iteges
~lDiebruue / Smult eler Smsr.
gppeliin. % Gueoannt.E nSoing.
gn 8uobingform impress % be.
ltrees meo reoet Gocoouut eIer oen
prGporereoe. On lioen Sponge Gafe,
ionr er for tor til OF benptteS, eller
bpilfeniombelit onoen Slags tor
Sage imulores op, 90 iaa IGsges
Ia9rts angefrummen, Gocoonit OF
opifaarne appeliinifiper. 3 sGg bis
nes, ng | Bint Melf, Ell liben Glppe
Salt og 3 Spiieifeer Sirffer irsreS.
0ette bGlbes liot efter libt oper Oct
sortge, iaa aageimntlerne fan trGffe
oct go6t til fig. Saa iteaner man
5ornten 10 Winuter, bpplper iao
g%iiobingen no % enrnerer Den mel
obifaarue 9bpcliinifippr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

ariigcrs Stat. "a Grpiibent arii.
ger flpgteoe ira S~rnuSpaol, tog bon
meo Jig Niaioner al Statsfasiens
Wsioler; men ba ban | 9urban puo
8ataIlarhcts 9pit por fomnen ON.
.borb Gampifibet "3~itlilIanS," tran.
be6e bette UNDER Ell Storm, oa bans
0tillioner innf | 8pbet. Slere Sfibc
bor iioen ieat efter Sen foripmone
Sfat. men ottio foraiepes. Nu fom.
mer ct SeIe8ram ira Durham al 15Se
Nlrgllit ON, at apitoomperen "@Sell.
min bar bopt iamme Sfiebne lonl
fine Sorgi9ngere. ltnber Sdgten ef.
Ter ariigers Sfat Itsote oct paa ct
Rep % ianf. 20 Of 9eiRtninael
brufneoe, og hm 9aaSSman6en fla.
re6e iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Ecannt.S ppfies.
NpoScfnlS til Gaac.

Neo6cfierter. 8oiiner % 6i8encr
batfes ionmen 9onife tint o. irsre&
bruut Suffer, iom er fo0t meo Iiot
&ano, ill oct begpnoer at bliue tpft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
9nIrt 90 aiSkksmst>
sstietui q, an prathf SusmeseI
biscuits mcb NsSocficrner.

~ SNupptl N'SAr " ~pNi'N ~>''
1 toppet Sbeife Batting Eopoer, 2
Spiie1fcer Suffer iigteS lanrmen,
Sermeo bIanoes en- toppet Spiieife
Otel % Ell Seop finbnffeoe Rsooefier'
ncr % iaa meget UteIf, at Oct blir en-
blsb 9eig. Mau former oct iom
imaa Boiler, logger Dem ct Stpffe
ira bperdnore | pclimurte &onoer og
ani6er Dem oper mcb lot 0telf, bar
liOt botfeOe 9tsooefierner paa 5op'
pen al buer og itcger Dem / Ell life
dltfor BARN 8ogcropu. 0isic CT iIGr
gooe til 5rugtiolot.
Suuuius.Gaaer.
CIT Quart Sonnirg. ~ Sumo
hpist Suffer, y 8unb Smsr %
Gotten al 2 Gitroner blaubes gobt
ianlnen % iloaes aoOt eiterpaa. Saa
bar man liot eiter Iibt NOT Wel l. iaa
oct bIir el ganite itip 0eig. &c
flores ITO | Iunoiu9er og itcges
lnneiomt. T~auoerlte, De iteges l.
maa imereS rigtig gpot, eIerS oil De
let bange fait.
Tcannt'G pofiss.
Sire Spiicifeer Snter % en- Sop
Suffer rpreS iii 5lsSc. iaa bar man
10 gg0 t. 4 Spiicifeer @elf. Ell Sop
finbaffcoe @eomitS o0 en- Sop WeI.
bpori man bar bIau0et 3 Sbeifeer
@afing Bomber tiIilnt hopeS en- Ebc.
tie Gitrouiait /. Wdn bar Ell S0eIfe.
iulO 40 @augen / imurtc Sanoer,
lpager , babe Beamlt.8 icrner paa
Soppeu al bpcr % iteger Dem ira IL
ill 10 Mtimrter / en- miooeIsparm
@ageropn.
8poScfpb til Sage.
Neo6cfierncr. Roiiner % 6igencr
hatfeS iontmen gauife tint OF irsreS
bruut Suffer, iou er fo9t meo Iiot
&ano, til oct begUloer at bliue init.
a. RpNorpnbSiua.
aiernerne al ct baIpt 8iuro Sal.
ug0ocr Irggc5 / fpgen6e &uuN, iii
set fine iuorc StoI fau tageS al On
ite0e5 &c / Gil Morter meo en gGgge'
bpi0e % IS Step Nielf. Gn Spiieitc
Smer % en- 6nIu Sop Melt fogeS
! iannen. en- baIp Sop 9teI bruises
ioriigtig l. o1 man rerer / Set, til
set cr Ell iait Geig, iom Hyper San'
osr. 0runc Tcig bar man iau ~ /
CT Sac, rerer Sc itcotc Nsoocficrncr
9obt / % iTttcr Scr tiIiiOe for at al.
fiele$. Ndur oct or uGitcu tol0t, rs
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-18
SENATORS CLAY AND BACON.

The Times-Recorder concurs with the
Savannah Press in the following edi-
torIal opinion relative to Senator's Clay
and Bacon, of Georgia:
Senator Bacon and Senator Clay,
in some picturesque way, have gotten
on opposite sides of the Roosevelt
fence. Senator Bacon has written a
stiff, uncomprom1sing letter, in which
he demands a repeal of the admend-
ments and a strong policy of oppres-
sion toward the negro.
He is looked upon as dramatically
the opponent of the Roosevelt policy
of reducing the South's representa-
ton. Many of the people of this state
think Major Bacon was too ultra.
AS to Senator Clay, he has not yet
spoken on this question.
He seems to be regarded, however,
as the exponent Ct the other side OF
the controversy, so we'll stated by
TO rmer Congressman Fleming. This
| opinion is strengthened by the TACT
that Senator Clay has invited the
Presid ept to be his guest at Marietta.
while the President comes South &c
visit the home of his mother, VIII CHI Is
at Roswell.
This town is in Cobb, Senator Clay's
own county, and as it is very appro'
pirate that the President should be
the guest of a senator, We do not think
it will politically damage the junior
senator from Georgia. We do moi
know on which side of the present
controversy Senator Clay will array
| himself.
We do think at present that Mr.
Fleming's position is more conserva-
tive and reasonable than Senator
Bacon's"