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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29
FOUND.

D-Aug. 10, between Barton and
Landing, lady's jacket. A. M.
hd. 30
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

ALE-Do you want to buy q farm,
house, business, timber land, city
anywhere In the U. s.? Enough
rite me. George ]. Kelley, Attle-
hss. l6tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

LIZ OR TRADE.-CDff Cottage and
de for village property. Write
2. Lyon, Weetmore, VT. 1-A
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

h.E-My farm and stock. Terms
J. Hudson, East Charleston, Vt.
22-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29
FOR SALE.

|or sale. A. r. stockwell, Barton.
6-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29
WANTED.

F WANTED.-W.s. s. Mcdowell, South
81 tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

LLE.-One 75-light dynamo, one
power engine, one dump cart. 4
,nd- hand moving machines. 81.
. 26-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

TED AT oNcE-1O,OO0 dozen of good
A. r. Wakeman, Barton. 1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

who so bountifully remembered me with
many beautiful, precious, birthday gifts.
Weary hours have been cheered by the
continual kindness of many friends
through these long months. May God
reward you all.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

Mr.. M. e. Church and family OF Falls
Church, Va, are visiting at D. r. Cobb's.
Mrs. Woodard and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Woodard visited at G. E. Shepard's last
Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Patterson and Mrs. Robert
White went to Barnet last Tuesday for a
few days visit.
CARD.-Words cannot express my heart
felt thanks to dear pupils and dear friends,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

|TED:-AI young, heavy sheep
for sheep power. A. A. Patten,
try. $3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
DIED

BLAKELY.-At the family home in
North salem. Wednesday, September
u, 1894, Lyman Blakely, aged "a
years. months and 70 DAYS.
Deceased was an old Civil War vet
eran. anda man weli-known and re-.
sp-ctel by a large circle Of friends. He
came % Oregon Immediately after the
war. and has resided here ever since.
He leaves a wife and -four children, as
follows; Mr.. Therese Alexander, G..
"a. Blskely. of Portland; Clarence o.
Blakely, Of this city. and Mrs. Clara r.
Nye. Of Golden's Perry.
Mr.. Biakely has always been in good
health until about a month ago. when
be and bis wife aud son, went 20 hop
yard. az which place he contracted a
cold. and be suffered from eongestive
ehils. On their return home be grew
rapidly worse, ami the end came yes
teFday
The funeral will b. held az 10 O'Clock
tomorrow friday from the residence
on Niuth street. 30 North Salem, under
the auspices Of sedgwick Post, C. A.
r. and iuterment will BE- in the City
View Cemetery, in the G.. A. r. plot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
- 81 TTeHTTYo -.

Thh week all the hoHers. sBarfers
ard slszzsrs are "a erhibitioa a. tae -.
J0uis fair. under the guise 0f Olympic
games
Thsi national eEposiii0a- supports'i
by miIlio.s of the public money should
boldly iavits am the professionals is
= s1rprise.
Has slugxinz- sparring and prize
szhtiEz thea beeome = recognized na.
fisual iadustryi
II ~ presumed there wiI be white
and etlorei bruisers, knockers of thick
skulls. beiiy-busters and shin-erseker.
a. the ~. Louis fair.
Hasn'f rhis faree gone far enough
in the name Of public exhibitions OF
athlstiesg Woh't ihe time come when
IL Hiil h. altogether disreputablei
ln Old time men foBght with beasts
The giaiiaioriai shows weTe succeeded
by bear batting. snd men gouged each
others eyes out.
T. b. athleties strictly Speaking for
huilies O. ussh eaeh other with their
hstsl The tire viii come whea IL Will
b. mere brutality
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
CONDUCT
NIGHT
SCHOOL

Tss +. " r. A rhi1h hzs - H1s-
cssstl-r as151s-e5 NiE1- @s111l
fer y1Taz ,ls1 za8 snPsgysz Esrs t-
fts gaass few veaz wiE e7-tfr-s rts
st-aL tszs EHsr az3 alrsz1v las Fcs-
reecs tr large atts2Esues- Las
HiEi- a preliminary zsssEzz uas ks.d
sf lass rssr's ss18en-s and ssts-s r1s
HlI e1tss tkis rear, % 1isess t1@
rls1s f-r t1s seaa1-- 3 work All z1si-
1safaIy ts lave little soeizl .zus.
4 V--sveet1s has been 6ssus1 t- i5s
Aszeeissi1a giving f1m iuf-uzti-1
regarding tas zizht sesosl- gTE1z-
s51u classes baths. rsa1iuz r1s--
game rsoz- Bibls stu3r elasses- s1u-
1zT Eeets1zs f1r wsu, sseial 111t-
ti1ns. toFs' deFartEszt. and al s;ssr
features = tke rsrk 4 thg-sau1
espiss u t1is p-ospeesEs have BE-.
VEintsl a1d uiu b Eat % al y,-rz
ga va Ezr b interested il z-v 4
the privileges
Al attractive Wind9E card has also
teeu FFiEts5 ard plsee1 IN TIE SOY
uI13oEs q tks b1si,ess h0use= % az
trzet ths stis1tioz II youaz mel za5
interest," thea IN so--s Of the elEssss.
S9--s Ens sp.sei-sas q writing prs-
pared By Prof DzvIs. Ebo tszetss the
psanaEship ahd bookkeePing tlssszs-
are beng exhibited in some q the
s19rs Ein10wA IN the advertising
sel1mns u thiH paper VIII bs f5ani a
iist q TIE s1bjsets taught. vita tie
cost q sane f9s a three months term
To st1lelts taking more than one
study dise01nt of = per eeat il
zivea o. these priees and vhea any
class reaebes an earoIlment 0f fftsea,
a rebate 0f . pr cent is allowed.
thus making the plan cooperative aud
the cost very snail
The ain q the Association ia con
dueting this night SCHOOL is % give an
opportunity % yoang men vito have
not hsd the advantage q . COOL eiu-
cation and are not in a position 20 at
teud day school, 10 better equip
themselves for their work AMI thus
increase their earning capacity. Good
Instructors are employed who give
persenal atteutiou 10 each student and
the work u arranged 30 a. 20 be
adapted to the needs Of the men. Any
young man who can spare . couple Of
evening. = week and feels the need Of
better education, would Do well 20
consult with the Secretary a. the Y.
NJ r. A. Office or send Tor a eata-
logue-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22

TEs a-r--usTs f,- tse siry- Tl-1-E1
F--s aoE J. T. MeSary- have fri
-r-lr1 90 s-rTks cu- rbs a-=1-s'- t'11
-af-- IL the eass q J. Z M-E1T -
ths C5.v e salez- Ttzs - ~ 81
t-rEhr 90 e-5si. tie sssssslr Az ill
~ sEelsLs from leTvinE . TAX 11 Tli
-rs-e-1F q the plaintiff wt5.i- z1a1s'
-r- Greater SaIez ehsr1sr- ls ~lil-l
-ts limits q tss Psssezi sl-v-
Plzi--iE alleges IN his sus1.-s'- fr1
vlai-. sLzs - pr sszt e t1z TEss-i
z TIE suneEei ts-rfrsrr EE1=t -
-1-strzzss zxzfust rhs p--1-s's'- =1
Larzsze-- q the city b711lz-ias- an
tsat tbe at l. Illegal an vs-L
D.efen5zut-s srtarueTs- i- -ts-- M
ti-a % STRIKE out the zzsz1=- slu
paafr-- - o1- tEss the es-F-li-l 4
SIAN frfvolouz irrslsrz1t ana r=-I1.-
ant. 1hat two causes q SIT have tee1
iuproperiy joi.eL and tEzt al Far
tioas eo7eersiaz the rsz7-ss-l1.s =
fruzrerisL-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
rEE sCGcETxz cAx MAXI
eTAwr

~. U-Ren- = NlEzak5e- atrrit.
rsss u1tsr hs szrses PRIMARY h54
was.f VA aSsvsss ~ Darss1 LeZisLa
si1r- ras uaskf1s sa1 aass q t5sks--
Hs szmfrs fsaf sas znass51s sz1
-aaks tts 1sss frsm tsp % hsstam
aa.a rus Is On ~ DErse, Prinirr hdl
81 ar1 slses -ts ssass
Bs b zgs arr sae slss- o. sozs
ssasr faesia1- eaa Eake au1ehsr s-a1s-
aad san 6sEn che zaeazze SAFE 4
tzsT have r.~ss s1-1gL
Tsa- Is i1tocus-su- but tse sa-s
rsussr was alusJs sea before t1s
suae-usrs x faas C-Esa Drset Pr
uarT ar.
Tte Martn Csu-.v DSreef N1ui1s-
t5sr Lear1s 1rsfts5 t5l tsat ue-t
iefa-e sts l1z Legislature tut faded
20 raa
Ttst ran va ~ q hil ttat tns
-.seE1-s so-l1 -1ks r1s tiekss uD5sr-
b. NJ. CRen-s k5l tss Fs1Fis hzve
aslEfll llzst fEe EIzEE1-e-
gr1zs Walt3 polr-e3 oEs hsfofs the
slst;is1- r.zr tas T--se1 b5H vas =
a.'1sp.1isrie u=as-rs ia fss in-srss-
u tAs rl4ehi1s.
The true frisn3s q Dirast Nozi.s-
tis1 d53 ~ vote fgr rAs U'Rsa hiI
~ 1i1 - unssE psossss, hgpiaz fgr
- sarerd=azs-
Bas rte peepls VIII have % work
sr8sr tss CrRea b5I zoW thas tseT
have a8sgsss Il b. a dirset v0ts-
TAs people pla have % zss what
zp,l ogi q II they ear- asd hoFe 70
xss q kettsr bin frDz eTperisnes-
Lit % TREAD q DSrset No-1i.ztigz
dsspeir y tks sraI rsfsrz. bvt III -
o,e - deceived o. dIsay7.sinfsi IL
tae CrRe1 bin j. loaded
l.; the frie-6s u direct noziza-
$50. proceed % ssi ualsr this bin zad
earefully zuars against its noaoPoliz-
etisn By the Hsshi1e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
FALL
JURY
LIST

The faliouing iuy iist has h.eeu
drawn for the eireuit court, which
meets on October 10th.
Barber. J. d., Marioa. Farmer.
Bach. Henry, sJvert0u, butcher
Gcsner. B B, last salem. farmer
schelIbcrg, Herman. sublimity, clerk
Ander-on, J. F Howell, farmer.
Wattief, v. Gervais, lumberman.
Deatel, Godfrey. Buttsvine, farmer.
Belle, II. s.. salem No. merchant.
sritlemier, J. H. Woodburn. uur-
scryman.
Cauin, Russell salem No. ., hop
buyer.
Doty, y. H. jefferson, farmer.
Mnuning Deneis. Howell, farmer
Thomas Gies, staytou, farmer.
Burkholdcr. ELIAS. Aurora, farmer.
Ehleu, Henry, Aurora, farmer.
Libby, Frank. Marion, stock raiser.
Whiteaker George, Liberty, farmer
Hleay, Wm- Turnrr, farmer.
frirzen }. r. salem M, % capital
ist
Knight. D. A. Wpodburn. shoemaker
Thatcher b. A. Salem 40. 4, drug
gist
pitier. ,. A.. Sublimity, clerk.
Porter y. :, North silyerton. farm
er
iIeiderk. ). A., Brcitenhush. farmer
houtin, Taco, 81 Paul, farmet
iutchius o. a., Salem No. 8, farmer
Englisb, H. NJ sublimity, farmer
lruin, W. g., Salem No. 7, dairymsn
Gorsline, W. A., Chemava, farmer
Roysol john, silver Pals, lumber
man,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
D e@-s z.ss4 a7a Nerve Tonic

-rs-s g ~ q u1-A1 II t1is land
en- II s--s -z-s IL ksr life would
have see1 --s better for the use OF
tias -s-5s- F,r diseases Pec0liar 70
---s- 4 ts--s- -=5ieins vas never
nEss. II l. s5zpos=i Of the ingredi-
sr-s tr-- wtit5 tie system has been
ss--sras IT 1iszzs=- oveErork or dissi-
-ar5,- L enters az 51ee into the eir-
s1ls1i1-- tzlIiizz up the tissues that
1zvs -tssei. zsking pare, rieh blood
II -ss MS. direct way. For weak. ner-
r,-A sz3 zns-esiy people. PimPly,
paIs y 5es.l=ss people. it will make
s-rs-z. steady nerves and give the
e1zu-sriou that wholesome look that
i-5iest=s health. producing good, solid
Esss q; tie rate ot l 10 pounds per
rs-k Druggists sell it for 75e per
box. q boxes for g. It should be
taken after meals. one or Two tablets
each tine.
Fore sale by Dr. 5. c. Stone, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
500 Reward. sloo.

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased % learn that there is az least
Que dreaded disease that science has
been able 90 cure in an its stages. aud
that is CatarTh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the ouly positive cure BOW known 20
The medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires a con.
stitutioual treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure i taken internally, acting direct
"a upoa the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, ani giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing les work. The propristors
have - mueA faith in It's curative pow
eFs that they oaer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that il fails 70 care.
Send for list of testimonials
Address ,, }. CHENEY a co, Tole-
da Ohio,
sold BY an druggisiS T5e.
Take HANS F4mily Pills for eeasii
fAti1ns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
Oct INro rHE PROCESSION.

Why diaa't Albany Join the oregou
Improvement League. We nood 10 gel
. move pu Albany Demosrat.
TIE iiemocFat IS right Alhany
shouia join the state Development
LeaEue
an Ofcgpu towns aud cities should
lsush hard 40 gei their share of ths
immense stgcam o. immigration that
b rsmins % ths coast.
~ thai 4 noi done there wiil simply
b. coaeestiou of population a Port
tan3. nad lhe inSerioF win femaiu nude.
ealsped
Wth the big iayestment this state
has made ihe Lewis and Clarke fair
orsean uin get great inereaae Ia
populaiipp
ne seminv ie o. rs moaihs 4 tie
ilme Ter Ogesos inierioF towns % Feaeh
oag and eKpand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
a PuRLrc LroHrrNo PLANr.

The Journal presents a Rumber q ia
tervi~Es With members " ihs legal
profession in favor of Publie lighting
plant
Mosi N thrss geniiemsu are friendiy
a. ths citizens - Salem nos taking the
arsi step towards public ownership.
One prominent attorney vas found
who does noi believe that Western
eiiies saa make success q Publie
ownership.
Iie coulI easily b. shoan scores of
Western cities that have made sut
cess ~ managing Wutef nnd lighting
pisais
For the city 20 acquire the North
Mil creek property ga she popular loan
plan would mean d great deal for the
enpansion ~ salem.
ID wuuld mean the acquisition "a a
rsNsnae produeiug pieee Of property
ns ths hrigk mill eouid be- leased 60 the
Inen uiii corporation for sufficient
feutai % pay interest Ca the bonds
IL would mean somethiug doiug 1,
pui salem 10 the front, that private
capital viii noe undertake. Private
capital can only ask diyideads out Of
fhs city. Public ownership vill meat
rcgannes Cor ihe city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
nEcoNsrnucrrre wILLA,eErrE

Prss3sas Cosenen IL s1titis8 @
szs.Et fer kh saerfs a. reorzzrizing :
asd rs-aassrsetiaz Wilamefts Csigsr.
affy.
Ne has - tbs sEa@pie n esafsiag
ma easrziss entirely 70 the cause u
s1ae4tioa eseheHinz politics and ali
.sf1eK oEfside m2ttsr4
Dsad timber has t.eea Wsedsd out q
eAe baaF1 ~ truzess. and ns4riy all
t'9Fnsss mes are % the beard and q
hasiness man for presi1eat.
Two saaaeiai experts have gone oyei
ths aa4neisi aEsirs ana ueeDunis oi
ths insiituti0H, and made report
shsSing actual e0nditions
A poPaias ahl Fusiling secretary aHt
registrar has been empioye'i, who WiI
give biz entifs time % the business u
the institution
Everything i going 10 be pat on d
basiness basis, and there will BE- iss.
scattering 10 ths air and more uPto
date busiaess methods.
Ia his fght % pa che Institution on
a basis of soiyeney there has bseu grea'
couraes aud paiisaee required On the
part of Coleman.
There is 10 reason Why Willamette
eannot b. pc on q cash basis ard d
ua0ney niaking basis, and Coleman 8.
mAking great PfoEess
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
ac-E Ez Ezssz.d

an =--4----z s-z1- for tas onlook-
... Wa -fl- q zsz presznlsbly q
-- F- t=-E wsl shsksu " by
~ r-t4- -r r--1=rsisl street last eV-
4-r n maj Aii 5-si ss7ntersa
"a sa-11- z15 Eis fr7-- who eyI-
s.--r 10 believe rLst was the
e- --las .- E- 30 % spend hi'
u-sr- vas .--z il Eait t1t him. and
a- -..4 ---4 s+s tz z-lsz=i With him
H. vas 4 -aT -==z sT@sizsu Of the
uf-l szL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
WHe seorehea e..

Excilemeut was caused this morning
when the depot car started on its 70
tara trip from the local by aa exposed
wire starting sinan blaze in one cor.
nee Of the ear. The short delay neses
STATED IN putting cut the 6re was 4
harvest Tor the hack men, VIE, ia that
way got several fares who intendea
golng "a the car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
ssdgwiek Post O. A. r.

An comrades are requested 10 meet
at the post hall Friday, the Esd, az 9,5o
O'Clock 20 attend the funeral Of Com
raie Lyman Blakely.
r. L. BRIGGS,
Post Commander
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22

1fize - a ~ tesdss tts tils
A k,es-kfrs's hzn sszu s1cths nr ear
A WsLsEy hEssk fEss iE-rf nil-
VITA z4sy a fan ssau Ea9sr nszE
Tk,s BE1lhgw. n. hsreatt rrv ftzte1
g<al fEfsssr frez hss ei1y-t1ili nsss
on saal sas Filzriz lifs tbs latea-
Ard sszss ny neal. wsisoms Eassi-
Arszsd xY fTSe2 gsrtk sksI srrfnz
R4e6 frsnzzs sp~sv itat Sriaks its
lsEs
AES I4sey a. ssr phsei- slaI sag
IA r1Nes zvrn asa zFEsz b5ss
Yke village sh1rth anolz iAs trees
Wbsrs sfsa car marriage gOEs Esse
Eirsa-
visa zerrY Fesais saali sEsli ias trseze
ABa Eeizt Hith taper spsrs . hs1ret-
-. RozsFs-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
sure Cure for pa.,

Itching piles produce uon.
cause itching, this form
Bling. Bleeding or Prosrus..
are cured By DR.. Bo-sxh. I
Remedy Stops itching a. 4
Absorbs tUmora 50c g
gist. or sent By mail Ta,.i
Write me about your cas-
sanko. Phila-. Pa
Fore sale BY DR.. S. c. s.o-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22
FureraI Rates 80.

Cabs ana carriage fo- tEnerz-s a.
hzlf price Simpsons lTs-y. opposite
Court house =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22

Wep111l1Cd7 tdff0fldi iNAei
F'ar Prsa1sszG
THEODORE RoOggvET.
q ssT YORK
Por Wee PrsE3e-,,.
cHAs ". FAIRBANKS.
- TESaz1a
Fer f'reEse-sazt ElscsorE.
g. 2. Dszsck. q c2ekazas
A c. HolEa. q Joasg1L1s
J. 81. Bzr1, q Polk
u. A. Pee. q Na1zsEr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-22

ore sale by Dr.. :. c. Stone, druggist.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
JAMES ID, MORRISON.

The many friends Of the late james
ID. Morrison learned with deep regret
Of that gentleman's unexpected death
on Sunday last. Mr.. Morrison died ut
Alexinn Brothers Hospital late Oh Sat
urllay night. lie was stricken with
apOpleXy while I'm u Northwestern ele-
vated train. and though taken by
friends Immediately to the hospital.
and all that medical science could do
was done for him. death quickly super.
vened.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dencc, 21l Fremont street. on Tues
day, ana was one Of the largest ever
held on the North Side. 1t was at
tended by delegations representing the
Knights Of Columbus. Americas COun-
ell Of the Catholic Benevolent Legion,
and the National Union. of all which
organizations Mr.. Morrison was an ac.
tive and valued member.
For years identified with local ana
national politics, Mr.. Morrison was one
Of the most popular and highly re-
spected citizens of Chicago. by con.
victiOn and training Republican, he
numbered his friends by the hundred
In both parties. or II genial. engag-
ing disposition and pleasing person.
atty. Mr.. Morrison made friends of
all with whom he came in contact. ana
held them fast throughout his useful,
honorable and all too brief career.
lie was Il young man. still in the
prime of life, having been born In Chi.
cagO Just fOrty-twO years ago. Raised
in n business community, he was from
his early bOyhOod active. energetic
and successful In making his way
through the world. For fifteen years
he was Il member of the firm of RaggiO
Il Morrison, fruit commission mer-
chants, and for five years he acted as
president Of the Cook County Board of
Civil Service Commissioners, in which
latter capacity he earned the conf
dence and high approval of the public,
At the time of his death he was a
member of the prosperous firm of J. J.
Morrison 4 Co., building contractors.
Mr.. Morrison was, as we have said,
man of kindly temperament honor.
able in all his dealings, loyal to his
friends and faithful to high ideals. On
account of his many excellent traits of
character he was n man who COM
manded the warmcst respect and high
regard of all who knew him.
1t was with the sincerest regret that
we. In common with his many friends,
learned of his untimely demise. His
funeral was Il remarkable testimonial
to his great popularity, and it Is no en-
aggeratOn To say that there was not
n person ut his funeral who did not
feel, as he followed the remains to
the grave, II sense of personal loss, and
from all of whom went forth to his sOr
rowing family and relatives the mos,
heartfelt sympathy in their hour of be
reayement.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-05
ever take Harrison seriously again as
n presidential uOssibility

ever take Harrison seriously again as
Il Presidential possibility.
Even Harrison does not take himself |
seriously and has said as much.
There is just one way. however. in
(which the springing of Harrison's
name ut this iuncture may have very
serious results for that gentlemens
Ambitions.
If Congressman Williams to whom
mittcd for the Presidential nomination.
has any strength at all down through
the State. IL will now he inevitably ar
rayed against the Chicago Mayor on
account of the attitude so unexpected
~ taken up 10y the lattcr's lieutenants
! in Chicago.
In Cook County, where Congress
man williams had the strong and in
tluential support of the Hopkins back
ing. the move is likely to be particular
| ly disastrous to the Harrison people.
1t was one of the peculiar develop
mcnts of the williams candidacy that
there had been Il sort of half-hatchcd
| betWetu tue IluTIlSVII
and Hopkins forces. At any rate they
We're both together on the Williams
proposition. and Mr.. Hopkins had been
even quoted as expressing himself as
willing to support Mr.. Harrison for
leader of the Illinois delegation to the
National Convention. AS Mr. Harri
sons overwecning desire Just now Is
the National Committeemanship from
Illinois. this meant a great deal to the
City Hall boss. The ght.about-fact
action of his leaders will undoubtedly
seriously disturb this entente cordialc
il it does not completely destroy 1t
But the City Hall men are all stick
ing stoutly to their leader-Afr. Lahif
and do not seem disposed in til,
slightest degree to allow Mr.. Harri
sons half resurrccted Presidential
boom to be lowered for any consid
Grafton whatsoever. Under these cir
cumstances, 1T will he seen that n new
element of confusion has been injectc'
into the campaign. The City Hal
shouters claim that they have won tn
day: that Il full third Of the Hears
following and support will fail ava.
after the spring election. but there ar
those who argue that the power of til
City Hall to carry out its plans In thi
regard will be seriously crippled.
not destroyed. by the new departur,
The March primaries are now nea
Mt hand. and when these are over til
situation may be cleared up a little
but rs matters now stand they are i
II most extraordinarily foggy cond
ton.