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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10
NELSON QUEEN ORE.
Shipment of Ore From Park City
Property Made Last Week.

A shipment OF ore from the Nelson
Queen property IN the Elkhorn dis
trict. says the Record of Park city.
was completed the first OF the week
and according to assays, returns OF
about s45 per ton will be Melted. The
shipments are made over the Rio
Grande Western via Heber. The new
plant recently installed az this proper
ty Is now In operating form and work
on a large scale will now be prose-
cuted. More or less work has been
done on this ground ever since the
excitement caused there three years
ago by the discovery of some high
class rock. and though until re-
Gently. the management has been
somewhat Handicapped by the lack Of
proper equipment, etc, the mine Is
now well opened up and operations on
A big scale are under way. other ship
ments will be made before the heavy
SHOWS blockade the roads. and with
the opening of spring Il Is probable
that shipments viii be made regularly.
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CANCER CURE.
Tryposin Said To Have Some Remark
able Curative Effects.

New York, Dec. 1O.-Prof. William II.
Dlnenbach, Of Flower hospital has made
q study OF over 100 cases Of cancer. The
X-rays he says, frequently produce can
Ger. He suggests that the remarkable
increase In cancer Of the stomach may
be due to the abandonment Of the old
fashioned copper or iron cooking vessels
and the substitution OF the modern enam-
eled ware. on the theory that minute par
ticles OF this gritty enamel frequently
caused irritation.
Further announcements Of the remark
able curative effect on cancer OF tryposin,
the new extract Of the pancreatic juices,
are made. In the current issue OF the
Medical Record by Or. William j Nor
ton, professor Of diseases OF the mind and
nervous system at the Post Graduate
Medical school and hospital, and by DR..
Margaret Abigail Cleaves. Prof. Norton
experimental with tryposin on 20 cancer
victims. Prof. Norton says.
THE cancer0us tumor itself exhibits
very frequently a definite reaction to tls,
yposiu treatment In some Instances
this reaction Is accompanied by great
ameioration OF the disease.
1.-TWO cases Of quite extensive face can
Ger are cured to date. In many OF the
cases, the progress OF the disease has
come to a standstlll"
Prof. Norton urges on the surgical pro-
fession exhaustive trials OF tryposln 4
hospitals and in the hands OF specialists.
DR.. Margaret A. Cleaves ties two posi-
tive cures with tryposln. Both were far
advanced and inOperable.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS.
Ricl, sulphides Found In the Ess Ess
SHAFT.


Manager Walter G.. Orem OF the Me-
yada Douglas Copper Company Is In
receipt OF more interesting news from
Nevada Douglas Copper companys
mines at Warrington, Nevada. letter
from Engineer s. :. Arentz, contains
the information that two feet of yellow
sulphides assaylng lips per cent, had
been encountered In the workings from
the Ess Ess shaft, and appears to be
the north wall of vein striking in at
an east and west direction and may be
the vein exposed In the lower Ess Ess
open cut,
In every other portion OF the prop
erty where development work Is pro-
gresing, Mr.. Arentz states, splendid
progress is being made with most salts
factory results.
For some weeks past Mr.. Arentz has
been conducting a series of experiments
with the low grade carbonate oreB
TO determine upon an economical meth
cd of treatment and relative to results
he says.
II have no hesltancy In saying that
| can treat successfully the low grade
ores in the garnet of which there Is so
much IN this property" While the
management has never entertained the
slightest doubt about being able to
handle the low grade carbonate ores
prontably the Importance OF Mr.,
Arentz's statement lies IN the fact that
he has demonstrated IL.
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DULL TRADING
ON THE EXCHANGE
------------------------
While Some Stocks Were Inclined
To Weaken, Beck Tunnel
Remained Strong.
ALSO COLORADO MINING.
Carlsa IN Little Dcmand-Closing
quotations OF Forenoon
Calls.

Business on the mining exchange
opened sluggishly and continued IN
that CONDITION throughout the call DAILY
was the fret seller OF the day, small
lot going al 81, while DAILY Judge, IN
spite OF the fact that the company is
about TO nay it's initial dividend, was
inclined to be slumpish. Nevada His
opened strong. but closed ON the sale
OF 100 shares at $3.50. Beck Tunnel
Consolidated. which recorded signal
advance on Saturday, was also IN good
form and sales We're recorded up To
s1.s7h. Colorado Mining, also displayed
Improvement over last weeks quota
tions. There was considerable Offering
of Scottish CHIEF on the regular call,
the stock weakened TO 5h cents, Black
Jack did business at 81 and ".
Carisa appeared to he IN little de-
mand. However. ane sale was recorded,
500 shares of the sock going at 30 cents,
The closing quotations aud sales
were:
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NO USE FOR G0RKY.
Italian Government Does Not Want
Him In Italy.

New York, Dec. 10.~'A Rome cable
dispatch, published here today. says the
socialist and radical papers wildly
attack the government because. accord
ing to their view, II has decided 10
compel Maxim Gorly, the Russian
writer by kind OF interdict TO leave
Italy.
Gorky has been living quietly at Ca
prl. He was to have gone to Naples
for the first performance OF his drama
children OF the sun" which has been
played over a hundred times in st.
Petersburg.
To be just, the dispatch adds, II must
be said, that the government Is en-
barrassed, as the Neapolitrn population
Is ovry excitable. A repetition of the
disorders OF some weeks ago, when
Gorky spoke at meeting would GER
tainly nave displeased Russia, and
Russia II now negotiating CONNER
cial treaty with Italy.
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stfrAR AND COtFEr
AMERICAN MADE GOWNS.
Mrs. Stuyycsant Fish Says They Are
Better Than Those Made In Paris.

Chicago. Dec. iO.--A New York dispatch
TO the Tribune says:
Mrs. s,uyvesant ifish, who arrived home
from Europe yesterday, when asked II She
had brought many Paris clothes, said:
mo: | brought back but few for the
reason that think American made gowns
are far better than those ono gets IN
Paris. The materials are more durable.
they are better made and the American
dressmaker, to my mind, Is more original
In her ideas than are the dressmakors OF
Paris The American woman is the best
dressed in the world because shN is not
bound by style. Her individuality Is OK
pressed In her garments In Paris women
are slaves to mode. They are all Of a pat
tern"
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Jews IN RUSSIA.
They Are Living In Constant Fear OF
Death.

New York, Dec. l0-Dr schmaryahu
Levin. member Of the lately dissolved
lower house Of the Russian parliament,
addressed an audience Of several thousand
Jews at Dlrauds riding academy last
night on die situation of the Jews In
Russia He declared that his mission In
this country was 10 arouse publice sentl-
ment for the freedom Of members of his
race In Russia.
Jacob H. Schff presided az the meet
ing.
Or. Levin said that the Jews in Rus
STA were living in constant dread OF be-
Ing killed and that there were many there
who were starving. lie declared that II
q Jew made money In Russia he was sent
TO prison.
At the conclusion Of the meeting many
pushed forward to the platform OF con-
graduate the principal speaker A part
IL the plat form upon which DR., levin and
MIR. schin stood gave way and precipitated
them ana number of others the depth
OF the platform. a distance OF several
feet. No one sustained Injuries beyond
slight bruises and scratches.
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BACK FROM BINGHAM.
Sidney Bamberscr Finds Conditions
Satisfactory at Mary Property.

Sidney NJ. Bamberger has returned
from a trip Of inspection to the Bing-
ham Mary mine In Bingham and re-
ports that the body of ore which has
been followed east from the shaft on
the 350-foot level of the shaft for some
tirne shows decided Improvement IN
both size and values. The vein Is now
about Ave feet in width and the ore IL
of a character which caused the man.
ager to speak very encouraging OF the
future Of that interesting property
Conditions at the Fortuna mine are
also In splendid shape, The new ar
compressor Is running smoothly and Is
supplying power for four drills.
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cIIIcAo.

Chicago Dec O.--Cattle--Recelpts a.
oo0: market lOGplj cents higher. Beeyes,
t.l0dlF no. COWS ana heifers, l.oVtio, ~;
stocKers and feeders, 2 o9p4,50; Texans.
3. s5dr4 .65 westerncrs, 3.9Jd6.t0; calves $50
az. 10.
Hcga--Recelpts $500; market strong.
Missed and butchers. G.o5Gi6 40, good
heavy, 6. 3juG.42is, rough heavy, beoiio. 10;
lights, 6OOll6.$; pigs, o.5O16. p; bulk, Sis
q5.35..
sheep--Recolpts $500; market 10 cents
lower Sheep, l.e0Q5.l5; lambs. i,5omG.6 60.
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THE KINGsaIp
SERIES OF ESSAYS

., , ngse LIZ. essays are studies in the ,,,.
VI ,ne WIN to overcome spirItna99 poWer
messes ana defects Of brave ' ana weak
lves, For boys and girls ''a noble noble
v vo,i me- ne more inspiring. Tb ~S'u n.
phs@'Er NEWS BOOK SToRr
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CONCENTRATES.

The Yankee Consolidated win dlstrih-
ute it's December dividend on the 10Th
inst.
General Manager Charles w. Whit
ley Of the American Smelling & Refn-
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MYRTLE REEDS BOOKS.

DO you wish to read something cheer
gukl and sweet? We have all Of MYR-
TILE REEDS books, including her
Love Letters OF a musician. These
books are beautifully bound, and are
IN keeping with all our stock Of iic-
ton, essays, and historical books.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10
COAL TOwBOATs.

Pittsburg, Dec. l0-Towboats carrying
100000 bushels OF coal left the harbor
last night for southern points, making
about six million bushels sent south In
two days. It Is estimated that within the
past month over 2j,o0o,ooo bushels were
shipped south,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10
WOOL.

ST. LOUIS,
ST. Louis, Dec. lO.-.Woo, steady, Ter
rltory and western mediums, 2SQzl: line
mediums, lsli2l; fine, h0H.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.
CANNON @ CANNON

Buy and sell high class mining stocks
is Y South Temple 81. Tel. Bell Hsl;
Ind, 27si.
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s.coa7.D; range wethers, i.5oue.S; fed
ewes. i.ucI5.a.
OMAHA.

Omaha, Dec. 10 -Cattlc-Recelpts, 5000
market strong 10 shade higher Native
steers, 3.,5qto. 10; cows and Deifcrs 2.yJn
40: western steers, 3..oe,5.5O; Gamers,
.,0ll2 80; stockcrs and feeders, 2. ,oefi .bo;,
calves, S.COu6.Oo: bulls ana stays, -,vvg
400.
Hogs--Rcceipts, 1900; market TO 10
cents hlgher Heavy. 6.loHs.ei mixed, els
g6.2D, lights, 62tl6.JJ; piss, o.zouo.Wi
bulk 6.lJp6. 10
snecp-neceipts. 1000; market slow TO
10 cents lower, Ieariings, 5,5ou6 10. weth-
ers, 5.5Vl5.o5; ewes, lJJg6, Is, lambs, $50
axe.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

DAILY. 50 at 200.
DAILY Judge. 100 at II .3Ih
May Day. 500 Mt 1914; $500 at H.
New. Hills. 100 at 3.S5: 100 at $50.
peck Tunnel. 100 at l.S2ia 200 AZ l.S5
Little Chief, 500 at II; 1000 at l7h.
New York. 1000 at "a.
Scottish Chief. ! 800 at Z. 500 at Ia;
500 at s& 5000 at ga 5000 g. 800 at 50;
300 at 5ls.
Tetro, 1000 at l6,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at i.7h
Black Jack, 100 at 81 100 at 81,
Carisa. 500 AZ 95
Century, 200 at AZ.
Columbus, Con-, 600 at 6.2b.
Colo. NJ, 800 at 80.
Daily Judge, so nj li,aO.
REHABILITATION.
shares. Amt,
r,egnlar can .27.55O $ 6.OO1 80
Open Board ...,,,.,,,' 5'loo "eil'oo
Forenoon totals ....... 800 sl3,923 90
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A. s. CAMPBELL, .
stock Broker. 216 ID. +. Walker Block

GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS', "a u. So Temple. Both
Phones 9l0.
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r. II. Snow & &C., Stock Brokers'
70 Commercial Biz. Both Phones IVA
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Flax, clover and Notwithstanding do
ing.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Dec. i0.--Close, Wheat-D
Is 3kd; March, 6s SID; May. is i7sd.
Weather today fine but cold
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Dec. i0.--Sugar raw, quiet
Fair refining, ll-31: Centrifugal 90 test
9 3l-32; molQsses sugar, 1892
Reiined--Quiet, Crushed, $50; powdered
40; graduated, $50,
Coffee--Quiet No. ! Rio, 3-l5
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f. ". WEST G. Co. stock brokers
ID v. Walker Blk. Tcl 1875 res 35i0-x
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mr.. NEwHoUsE IN PIocHE.

Has Become Interested In the Ohio
Kentucky Mine.
The announcement was made late
Saturday afternoon to the effect that
Samuel Newhouse had decided 10 enter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10

Flax. clover and Timothy--NolhIng do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10

Work upon the now shaft FOR the
Mammoth mire will not be started un-
III early I'm the new year, possibly about
the first Of February. Eureka Report
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
ALL RIGHT
Gen. Allen Reports Cable
 Conditions Satisfactory

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington, Oct, I5-General Allen, of the United States Signal corps, in his annual report says the Alaska cable is operating satisfactory and recon mends that the cable running from Juneau to Sitka be cut and looped near Cape Faushaw to run single cable south To WrauEell, and thence ou Prince of Wales to near Hsdley and then on to Ketchikan. It is proposed that by a cooperation with the Alaska Road Commission that they construct a cut of between Glen and Toloyua and abandon the line from Tolovana to Cinema. This will allow the coustruc- ton ot a line eighteen miles above To- Iovana to connect Cinema. He advises au additional cable between Seattle and Sitks and says the Norton sound wireless is working perfectly.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
TWO STEAMERS
 ARE IN PORT

The Dolphin and the Princess May are in port. The latter arrived early this morning and the former just after noon.
 The Dolphin had 100 tons Of freight for this place and a few passengers. After discharging her freight she will go to Chilkoot and take on salmon for the Sound. She will return 10 SkaE- way and sail for the south tomorrow evening al g o'clock.
 The Princess May hsd dozen pas senPers and l25 toGs of freight. She will sail for the south tomorrow evening at o'clock.
 There were five days'uail on the Dol phin and Princess May.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
VANCE IS II
Former Superintendent Is
 Conrad Manager

II. W. Vance. formerly superinten- deutot all theCourad min6s,is now their manaCar. having been appointed to tha, position by Col. J. T. Conrad 10 take the place made vacant by the resigua- tiou of J.r. Rogers
 J.P. Rogers. it is said, will be assocj- ate5 with NJ. J. Heney in the constvuc- tiou or Jke Cordova railroad.
 Col. J T. Conrad, accompanied ny Louis Lukes, of Toronto, comptroller for Mackenzie x Mann. arrived from Conrad oa yesterdays train. Col Gen. rad laf, for Juneau today and Mir. Lukes will lcav. for Toronto on the Princess May with bis w.ie.s
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
G0TCH CANNOT
 THROW ROLLER

Seattle. Oct l3-Frank Gotch, the champion heavyweight wrestler Of the United States, failed to throw pr. Roller of the Seattle Athletic club, within the hour last evening and lost the match. Go,ch was 10 get two falls in an hour and failed 10 get one.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
HOT TIME
Frenchmen Fight Over
 Crooked Racing

Special Dispatch ro Daily AlaskAn1
 Paris. Oct Is There vas rioliug along the Champ. E.ysees yesterday. The fighting with The police, which tried to supl ress the rtotinC. coutin- ued for four hours. More than 100 were injured. Tt vas charged that the races were crooked and book makers we've raided Gold was scattered everywhere oo the floors. Fully sG0Ooo va, loss
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
NONE IN
White Pass Steamers Fail
 To Connect

Whitehorse. Oct. In- Coming up stream the Dawson was at Hoo,a,iuqua at 2.i5 a. m., the Canadian at S.g Sal mon st a. m.. the Selklrk st Yukon Crossing at lI.30 D. m. and the White horse at Selkirk al $ a. ID.
 The Victorian, going down stream, was al Yukon Crossing at p. m
 The temperature has fallen along the Yukon in the las, few days It was below freezing point at all points north of Ho0tal.nqus this morning The river is gradually falling.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
An Awful Congh Curcd

Two years ago our lt'Ie girl had a touch of pneumonia. which left her with an awful cough She had spells of coughing, just like one with the whooping cough and some thought she would not get well at all We got bottle of Chamberlain $ Caugh Remedy, which acted like a charm. She stopped coughing and go. stout and fat, writes Mrs. Ora Busssri. Bwhaker, III. This remedy is for sale by Wm. Britt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

Special Dispatch 10 Daily A.askan.|
 Victoris. B. C oc,. lG- Authentic information has been received Of the results of the typhoon lu the vicinity Of Hongkoug last month The accounts came in papers and correspondence on the Empress Of Japan arriving this morning The Empress of Japan es-
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
CUBAN LIBERALS ARE NOT
 OFFICE SEEKING

capped by a very narrow margin. Ten thousand people were d-orned aod Y large ocean steamshin- wrecked as ' result Of the winds Thousands of Hunks were swsmued and so DOT cent. Of the small craft that ply from HouEkong were demolished. The loss will amount to millions
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
WORK ON ARCTIC
 CHIEF RESUMED

Cap,. John Irving. Of Victoria, and William Clark, Of WhitebOrsC, have re stunned work on their Arctic Chief cop per mine. They are working several men. Whether or not they will ship ore this winter has not been determined.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Havana, Oct. Ia-ProvisionaI Gov. Mago0n received from the liberal lead CTS and members Of congress a declar- ation that they are not seeking office.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
NO MORE
Sam Jones, Famous Evan
 galist, Dies

Special Dispatch 10 Daily Alaskan.
 Little Rock. Ark. Oct. lG-Sam Jones, the famous evangelist, is dead He succeumbed last night Of heart fail, ure while on a Rock Island train eu route To Georgia where he expected tc spend his birthday with his family.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
Win Sweep Your Chimney

l. c. Smith sill sweep ycur chimney. Those who desire hi, services will have their work promptly attended to f they Iesve their oriers at the store Of ". ". Rroughtou. at the corner Of Filth avenue and Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock ot liquid re- treatments, the Seattle Saloon leads them all. The famous Seattle Rainier beer always on tap. fl
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

The Pack Train salo1n always leads. .Tt carries only the best brands Of whis- kfes. wines. beers and all the other goods tO be had st & frst-c.sss gentle mems resort q
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

The Fifth avenue hotel is the leading hOsteIrv in the north. To Is steam heat ed. has elegantly furnished rooms -sIngle. on suite and with haths-Iarge and well appointed office, reading and writing room, and ladies DarlOr There is nothing to equal it in Skagwsy. Am erican and European plan Lately rcn- Ovated.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
CHINESE TYPHOON KILLED
 TEN THOUSAND
Storms Wrought Terrible Havoc in Vicinity ofHongkong- AT Steamers and 1000
 Junks Destroyed Millions Lost

He says that ne believes that they rep resent themselves truly.
 Gov. Nagoon is considering the sp- pofntment Of commission 10 prepare and recommend new laws.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

W. ". Boughton has received a con, signmeut of Marguerite Havana Cigars II you want a good sweeLI smoke cal for them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

The White Pass Hotel, WhitehorSe has unlimited accommodations. Every thing strictly trst-class
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
At the Mascot

Mt. Vernon rye and Old Belmou whiskeys, double stamped goods, st wholesale prices at the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

Shirt Waists almost gwen away at Harrisons' this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

New FurS. new c. D. C0rsets new Dress Goods. and new Tailored Waists and Skirts aJ HaTrI~0Ds
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
DENVER SOCIETY STARVING
 CHILDREN
Board ofHealth Unearths Rotten Mess at Colorado CapitaI-Organization Ac-
 cused of Killing it's Charges

bya physicians. The result is the un. covering lOrrible state ot.sfairs.It is learned tha, of I3 children placed with he organization withinIthe last year l2 have died. It is said that they were starved to death.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16
TO CURE A COLON ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRONO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money fl it fails to cure. F. ;W. GROVES sigma ture on each boxt 25C.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Denver, Col, Oct. l5-The Denver board of health has been Investigating the Brotherhood of Light, an organ ization the purpose of which is to care for children turned over to it at birth
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-16

Gage Dress and Street Hats at Har- risOns'.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-04
ocaRenollIflae
ed ithout
Struggle
KANSAS REPUBLICANS NAME
: STATE2TickET AND rNDoRSE
PRESIDENTS POSITION
ON RAILROAD RATES.

TOPEKA, Kan. May Gov. e w
Hoch, for time threatened with seri-s
ors opposition In his quest for renon-
inatioa. secured clear field yester-
---- II .be Republican State conven-
ton The ticxet as named by the con-
rention follows Governor. E. w
Hocb; lieutenant governor. William
J. Fitzgerald; secretary OF State,
Charles e Denton; auditor. James NJ
Nation; treasurer, Mark Tully: attor-
ney general. F. s. Jackson; supertn-
tendent Of public instruction, E T.
Eairchild: justices Of the supreme
court. W. A. Johnston, R A Burch.
Sflas Porter and Charles 3. Graves;
railroad commissioners. G. w Kama
vel: Frank Ryan and Charles A. RJ'-
ker; insurance commissioner, c. w.
Barnes.
The ticket nominated was cham
pioned by Gov. Hoca- who opposed the
faction led by w R. Stubbs-
The resolutions adopted by the con-
vention reaftirm the party's pride In
the history and achievements Of the ma
<1AA0
:ts principles" The resolutions con
tinue:
The wisdom Of its financial policy,
50 fercely antaSonized- is now $li-
versany conceded. while its protec-
tive policy provokes controversy only
between revisionists and stand pat
tiers. Under the magic Of these wise
policies the country has vaulted to
the front rank among the nations in
fiuance. in manufactures. in material
development and in general prosper
ity, while its waSe-earners find re
.rluneration twice as great as under
cry other flag. The vigorous, able
and wise administration of President
Roosevelt commands our enthusiast
nc approval. as it has won the paud-
its of our countrymen, regardless OF
party. We especially approve his de-
mandss for the regulation of railroad
rates and commend our senators and
Representatives in Congress for their.
support of this policy