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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
TRANSFERS.

} Berg and " to E Peterson,
" NV 10 100 ~. $1,000.
Mp Ry to Tillie Outhoudt, NV
% 100 81, $500.
Oliver Benshoof and v to Nellie
N and Louise e Taylor, n Sc
and lots / and 2 sec "a 1872 81, Is. 800.
F e Wolff and " to D Pussy, lots
5 and b 10 Logan's add to Roy,
81, 100.
q R VALET to Nick Bots 8 sw,
Z 1877 30. 1000.
q Mann ana ' to J P Peterson, 9
Carlson and v to And Olson 81 a
in sw. Is 1877 81, $50.
Koch Land co to 3 Lo d. ne and
GO sw and " SO and SO SO 4 AZ 20,
81, $50. Is.
n P BY tod q johnson lots s and
and SO 20 II 189 81, 1854 10.
Susie Brick and hus to Mn Mary
Kinney 1t b 106 Little Falls, SO.
Home Land 90 to 8 4 Anderson,
Y no and . nv ID 80 70. $50.
E p Lindstrom and Y to F Han
fer lots 3 and 10 b 90, Thayer's add,
u, 90O.s5 H5f = r. q #s -,
w Raglan to A L Schannon ne ne
% ana nv nv SW nv nv VI " III,
$470. -.
A P 4oRaa to + G McRae. lots ii
and 10 bst4WanV, $500:
] A Bifkey and y TO = Q ~4cRae
lot 3 b los sHM1oY. ~.
J Schnolko md Y to + and T
Stmupf asF88o II, 17tU.
j Patal'and = to T. b Paterson,
4xo0 rds II CO ne q 10 %, 500.
q W Thayer and y to Nick Raasier.
y 8o1< # lotstsa1d tkSot fl 10 #
lot 8 b II, $3.50. =:...z...
CA LindbeeRh and y to Vim Alsbe,
lot Is Sub divgb g Thayer's add. 600.
A Drellock and Z to q Sprandel, n
no and en- 100 ~ q go 81
Celia DIeskoW1lki. sin3lss to Peter
s; esc 81. lot . . = 1h'''',' 'd''
u n Taylor and hus to W L
Pitteaour. nv and Y ne 30 40 80.
o, 500.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

~ the business neetiqe Of the high
school alumni associefion FrIdeY
sdveping g tia Iii R ecn6o ~ tbirt1 Wv: .sve
sfgn6d the fon, 1T &lsa1 dsoidSd 10
have picnic 1T 4AP]t iielahd oaiaf{Ihl6
Ea @; and evening Of July 18th.
1ncio va { snort program after the
buoineos meeting. IiaIea Floea .Bonnaa.
9, Mila Trece and Iloeeooo Mills
pao9o ave in9trumental numbers,
ana liz Zedie Mcdonald Of 81.
|Cloud sevs1al readipgs. The entire
program Was good.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
BOUND OVER FOR WRITING
OBSCENE LETTER.

Deputy o. S. Marshall Rider
brought VIM. Moog of St Cloud before
U. 8. Commissioner Cameron Mon
day, on charge maze by Asst. District
Attorney Dickey that on May nth
Moog mailed at St. Cloud an obscene
letter addressed to Miss Bertha John
son Of st. Paul.
Moor was bound ever in 1900 bonds
Of the November federal jury At
Fergus Falls. bis father, John
Moog, was with him, and furnished
bonds. The defendant denies the
charge in every way.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

SEVERN Koon. Who. ! attended St.
Aloye!os p1rochiA ecnool has. re-
tuI9ee g hle home ~ / Btainerd,
eec4mpanled ~ his .oougiE, Alfred
s s MO goees there tfor q visit
s.; ae cry stol Msptt To- Breiper.ddl
F!leev fe5 |? visit. spo9@p9qied b9 shes
oleceA aAdag6Edo and xdelie Koop,
Yho. have bean visiting her.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
CONTROLS TIE CO.
Fl. Landau Becomes Head
Of L.F. improvement
Company

Henning Lsndahl of Little Falls was
on June goth, at Louisville, KY,
chosen president of the Little FAILS
Improvement Co., Col. saml. Castle
man vice president and P. n. Clarke
secretary and treasurer. ~ o..
The improvement company was or
Raoized soon after the construction Of
the dam, seventeen years ago, with
600, O0O capital, most of the stock
being held BY Kentuckians.
Much of the property has been
sold, but great deal still remains,
includipg 600 feet Of VALUABLE business
frontsgeson Broad Wy, and other bust
ness and xeaidepoeslots on both sides
Of the river.
The company's holdings on Broad.
way are between Kidder street and
the river q, business, street that,
continually grew IN j Importance It
y developing west SIDE Of the RIVER,
and tie east side, and east side bust.
ness destined to crosg-t the river, does
% % A9Qaa4aY. 81
acquiring stock in tho company,
an1-now has ppptrol. ,Hip. policy viii
hQka liberal onA one .ts16isg to bald
Qokthe city REing probably about tho
AE0ogt -sstogl9 STea1s estate holder In
tn city. tho Little HWY Improve
Qapt Ce-deeiree it, growth aud pm.
Qeos, and it, policy I'LL b. in Ill
t61ngs to further tie city & frosperit1.
sss.r zsss /-...---,s-- -sssas
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

.. Harry Guernon, whose regiment u
Of present stationed Ia Luson, about
4ftN miles from Manila, writes that
he 10 veil and pleased with the ooun-
icy eQtfAI. ~. . - .s..t - ~. 4 49,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

State Commander Of the Maccbee,.
DR.. Edward Haas of st. Paul, attend
ed the meeting of the local tent FRI
QAy evening. :: so. z-...e--.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Fire In the Wachlarowios building
on west Broadway called out tho fire
department Friday afternoon Is :. =
O'Clock. The dre VT near : chimney
in ono of the rooms. ina was. soon
quen!lch1ed. Little damage ~ done.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

sylvester & Nichols, always up.to-
date. have put in two.horse electric
motor for running theis. leo crean
machineey.Nhioh- Vas formerly run
By horse power Their capacity 10
produce the qelectable Dreams and icea
viii b greatly Increased. a. -. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Mrs. g. r. Kirscher entertained q
cards in honor Of her aunt, Mrs. "
i. woodruff Of AarshailtoWn, u.
Saturday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Geo. Durkee, form srly of this place,
Is running cement sidewalk business
at Cloquet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

.sss.sV ~
George Bailey, -exman. same. 10
e: j: Batter, Se1g Hitch s16 :. l45
A. !. Fem. eng. ditch l9...... %
a. !. ps1n, eng. ditch l8...... 8
G. Youn ;, sxman ditch &c.,. 10
81. Schmidt. o611nl64p ditch IL !
9. Lyjenburg. fodman ditch ~ 10
VIM. Bailey, chairman on..ditch
~ ]. :: :.s... 4
j. Jackson, AMMAN ditch lo...... ~
Peter WIRING, com. ditch 91......
G. p. 9tith, CON. on ditebsol.. 9
O. l.! Wahl. COM on ,sAit0h- 81 4
T.. 81. Lakio. com. 40 ditch u Z
And. johnson, Con. ditch 81. :
Democrat, o@cial printing ditch
.:.... ..s...s....ss......... II
Herald COMPANY, oa.cial print
|ing, ditch ,4..................|.. 5000. a.
Democrat, omrial printing,
ditch 1O.......... S...... .................. ~
De0ocrat, papaes ditcn 20........ 3
Denccrat, papers ditch u. ...... /
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
COUNTY BOARD

The county board met June 18th.
B. J. Baker vas appointed epgi.
neer for the ditch petitioned for by
Martin ORg and others in the town: OF
Morrill,. Viewers i on asid ditch
appointed are J. 81. Miller of Belle.
vue. Jos Bollig of Buh, + K. Hsronx
of Little Falls.
A hearing was granted on the
petition of Fred Anderson to be set
e4 from District q 70 District 100. IS
q BauGdl6S5ed Nssss sE - ~
Anton Neloen- axman on-dltch -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29


Democrat company, printing,
ditch ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 100. 10. 30
Transcript. proceedings, ditch
board ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 6.75
Transcript, proceedings, ditch
b-ard ............................ 30. 90
E. B]ailsdell, chairman, ditch
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 900
G: Young. rodman, ditch 49,. $50
Clarence Young, rcdman, ditch
q: $500
E. J.. batzer, eng. ditch &c.,. 1864
+. J. Batter, eng. ditch o....., 1894
h. j. Batter. eng. ditch &c.,. 500
Denis Sbeedy. viewer ditch 49,. 500
J. J: Gross, poeting notices,
ditch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... go
+. J. Batter, eng. ditch ls...... 600
+. J. Batter, eng. ditch 49,. 1916
4. J. Batter: eng. ditch l6...... 500
Z. j. Batter, eng. ditch 6....... 1000
Otto Nelson, sxman ditch 49,. 600
Transcript, stationery ............. 1850
Transcript, board proceedings.. 1890
Transcript board proceedings. 1916
democrat. OFFICIAL printinR:...... 191: 90
DemocIa:' sdpp1ies..:..... ....:.,..... 40. Is
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Fl. Richardsoa had bssa ssitat,ss
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
Services at M. E. Church.

SSs ~ ShubSus
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Lesson text Matt: 21-35.
Subjsct-Our duty OF Forgiveness.
Preaching service at IL =. IN.
Text: ST. Joha 1912.
The Epworth League service will be
held At p. m.
Leader, Rev. w. Rhudy.
Topic: The claims Of the Church
upon Us
Preaching service at 8 p. m.
Prayer meetiag Wednesday at s p m
The public is very cordially invited
to all these services a.d strangers
will hnd 4 very hearty welcome, and
every effort is made to render these
services helpful to all.
Rev. Frauk sAndifar, Paste I
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

The Chiidren's Day exercises at the
Chapel Car on Sunday night were we'll
attended. Ia spite Of the crowded
condition of the car everything went
smoothly, ana the performance Of the
children was Of unusual excellence in
an exercise Of that character. The
emblenatic piece involving the Ship
Of Faith was especially impressive.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
Notice..

Having sold our bank buiidisE and
banking business il Ordwsy, Colo. to,
Msssrs. T. Ed Downey, E. W. Dow
asy. c. S. lies and A. N. Ward. We
desire to thank the people Of Ordway
and vicinity for their patronage, and
bespeak the good will of the people OF
Ordway and vicinity for the Bank of
Ordwsy. We trust the business Of the
bank will be carried on by eur sue
cessors in a. careful aad conservative
way a. 10 consistent in good basking
methods. Thanking our patrons
agaia, vs beg to remain,
Very Truly,
G. Emery Harris.
Frank b. Harris.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
EvanaeIIeal Church Service.

Evangelical Church Services.
There will be preaching services at
the Evangelical Church A. fol-
lows:
Sunday school at 10 4. m.
Services, at IL n. m.
Young Peoples Alliance At 7.3o p. m
Preaching at 8 p. m. English!
Subject-"Highway Robbery"
Young Peoples prayer meeting en-
Wednesday at 8 p m.
Bsb Creek Sunday School 10 m.
German class Saturday, ) p m.
Come aad hear evsning subject-of
special interest to the public.
C. 8. S,einmetz.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Perry Dunlap will at oncs commeue
work on a brick building adjoining
Dowsey Bros. implement yard. 1t
will be 2sxSo feet aad one story high.
A soou a. this 10 up, work will be
started on A. NJ: Brenanan's two sto-
ry brick. adjoining DunlaP's on the
north. Mr.. Brenamsn's buildiug 10
for n rsstaurant and rooming house.
Both will be put up a. fast as possi
Bile,
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
Recognition Of Baptist Church

Recognition OF Baptist Church.
On Tuesday, Jsly 10, there will be
= public recognition Of The congrega-
tion of Baptists at this place AAa reg.
ulaf Baptist Church. Al 4 p m . coun.
Gil consiatisg Of the pastors and dele.
gAtes from all the Bsptist churches Of
Southeastern Colorado will cenvens.
At 8 o'clock there will be . general
public gathering, ons .of the beat
prsschsss Of this association will de-
liysr = sermon and other ddrsssss Of
general interest will be |. i. All are
Cordially iavitsd to attsn Ehess meets
isgs. which will be hsld ! the Chapel
Car. a
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
PROGRESS SLOW IN TURKEY.
electricity Has Not Been Welcomed
IN the 9ultan's Domaina

"as NOT Been Welcomed
IN ene sultan's Domains.
among other curious features which
make Turkey an anomaly In europe
ana among modern governments is
tne ban against electricity in the do.
s unions OF the sultan. There are no
e,ectric lights. yet thero are gas
plants; there are no telephones. vet
tne Turks utilize the telegram and
.ne nrst electric railway is 10 be
ouiIt. although steam roads aro no
longer novelty. 1t will not be long.
however. before this barrier "a proe.
Iess VIII be removed. for, according
united States Consul Rayndsi,
plans Tor an electric railway md for
electric lighting at Damascus are .rt;;.
Ger serious consideration. That such
project should be taken up IA this.
tue Oldest surviving city In history
.nocates that Turkey is about to keep
step. In this respect at least, with the
modern world. High government ON.
ciais are Interested In. the Damascus
nsntng undertaking. for which $3.50.
vVo 10 20 be raised. Ahmed Isxet
Paeha. second secretary to he sultan.
ana his brother. Mustafs Bey. have
both promised to take stoch. - ~
nl:o the eouusaf - tAs Dsoyinos. Il
WIS encel4 prove ths catering wcdse.
Mnlcn ~ N1eAe, tAoro iaNa N1ld ~
\ - tmge ediatt a9tsntipn q. n lrss1S
N9Seef1cel A enGtu sSa1l f1SIS ~ ~
4l4 DG0Q01N1E1. II E8, Il M III, II ss \
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
ccRpg7 A MARATHON RACER
So Says John L. Sullivan, Who Wit.
messed Jim's Longest Run,

So Says John L. Sullivan, Who Wit.
messed Jlm's Longest Run.
According to John L. Sullivan. the
former champion. Thomas J. Hicks
does not hold tho record for Marathon
runs.
Sullivan claims that James J. Cor
bett holds this honor. and that he
won the right to the title when he
fought himself. John Lawrence, at
New Orleans. on Sept. Z. 1902.
"Corbett covered more than twenty.
five miles when he fought me-" said
Sullivan. "and he went tho route in
faster time than Hicks. I'll bet. !
didn't hold any stop-watch on him, for
was engaged otherwise. was try.
ing to knock his block OF.
''If he hadn't been able to sprint so
fast I'd have beaten him. couldn't
catch him. that was all. And I'll say
this: That can beat any man to.
day. bar Jefrries or Fitzsimmons, in
q match at SIX rounds. catch weights.
Il know I'm heavy Just now. But
took on more than fifty pounds to
fight Corbett. weighed far above
the $50 pound mark when started
in 10 train for him. and only weighed
about 100 when entered the ring. I
don't care II the pugilistlc records do
say that weighed 212 pounds.
know what l scaled. II anybody docs.
wasn't much above Corbett's weight
at that time"
PR0apEoo =,
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06
RA,sss h RSas. cA~,,A...

There are many ghastly rslis n
6t PetGr's-ths skulls and tsstl =
several OF the apostles. the bloea +
several martyrs In little csyu,,l
globes. . finger Of St Pets, eovssel
with rings. . lock Of hair iron N
Virgin Mary. tho arm Of Lanm
whom Jesus raised from the toaA
and. In the Church Of the Gross Of j.
rusalem. IL . crystal reliquary eoata,a,
ing what II claimed to b milk issa
the breast OF the Madonna
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

T. C. Estep aad John Viuyard were
in from Box Springs yesterday. They
report that the Box Springs people
celebrated the Fourth by having a
picnic and basket diansr on the basks
of Duck Creek. About fifty were pre-
scat and had an snjoyabis time.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

ordway people were pretty we'll
scattered on the +th. Sagar City got
the biggest crowd Of them. aud Rocky
Ford also had . large delexatios. tAnd
quito humber went to Pueblo and
Colorado 0prings.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ.
e. Church will serve ice cream, cake
and soda water At FraAk Fishers
drug store on Friday, July 13. Thets
will be NO failure this time.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Misses Nellie and Ada Sandifur, Of
Grsencastle. lud., si.tsrs Of Mrs.. c.
a. Miller and Rev. Saudifur, arrived
ye terday for visit with their sister
and brother.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

The ladies Of the Christian church
will meet II the home Of Mra. A. A.
Winffee ON Wsdneslay at ; p. a. TO
orgaai1s Lsdtss' AID socisty. All
iadIss who Ass iatsresteA are cordially
iayitsd - ~ prsssat.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

We are now prepared to do all kizds
Of harness work, repairing and max
ing. Have a man who IL experienced
aud knows the trade. Bring your
troubles to us.
Downey Bros. & Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Wn. Watkins stopped off the train
last Sunday for short visit with his
brother.ia-law, VIM. A, Kane and
family.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

VIM. NJ. Gaietty has fought lots on
the corner of idaho avenue and +th
street, and will 1t once put up 4 resi-
dsce,
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

The W. q T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon, buly l3. at the residence Of
Mrs. Stewart.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

c. f. Shaffer aad wife, of Corydou,
Ind, arrived yesterday for u visit
with G. W. Fravel and family. They
may Conclude to locate here.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

r. J. Mattheson, of the OrAway
Trading Cs. left yesterday for = trir
to kanAas City.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Users q - Ilsrt ~ ~ Arkansas
YaItey ~ Welt eappIls4 witl wa1ss ~
trIi9stAag ~ ~ 0sa9 ~ alaiSipl.
1heI xwtag |, y S1S q ~
Mi 4 d Y y \ 4 1 q u l{l L y
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Elmer Hosler and I. H. Stanley yes
terday made = trip to La Junta on le'
gal business.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

C. H. Green and family were am,.g
the Rocky Ford excursionists on the
Fourth.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Vim. n. Gaye,ty has bought lsts ~,
l3 and IA, block 30, and the buiiding
thereon, from Mr.. Meyer.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

r. K. Walker and family we're Wis
itors in Rocky Ford on the Fourth.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

Every honest man will iook ~
square In the eye: % win soas q u
greatest OooundrolA
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

E. E. Sale left yesterday afternoor
for their former home in illinois.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

T. Ed Do~sey aad J. +. Downey
celebrated the Ith At Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-06

C. Emery Harris and family took In
the Sugar City celebration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

sault and all violations OF law afreotinn
me japanese be at once reported 70 the
chief OF police
I impressed very strongly upon thu act
ing Mayor Of the city. as also upon the
chieI OF police. tho gravity OF the sit,a-
uon, and told them that "a officers
charged with the enforcement OF the law
and the protection or property and per
son, you looked to them to see that au
Japanese subjects resident in San Fran
cisco were afforded the fun protection
guaranteed 70 them by our treaty with
Japan.
also informed them that II the local
authorities were not able to cope with
or dereliCt IN the performance of their
duty then tho entire power Of the Fede-
raA COVE rnruent within the limits Of tha
Constitution would be used and used
promptly and vigorously. TO enforce OBJ
StrFance or treaties. which. under tha
constitution. are the supreme law OF the
land and 10 secure At and proper treat
meut Tor tho people OF great and
friendly power while within the territory
OF the United States.
II. therefore. the police power OF San
Francisco Is not sufficient to meet the
situation and guard and protect Jana
nese residents In San Francisco, to whom
under our treaty with Japan we guar
antce Full and perfect protection for
their persons and property" then, 1t
seems 70 me. II IS clearly the duty Of the
Federal government 20 afford such pro-
lection. All cOnsiderau tons which may
move nation, every consideration OF
duty In the preservation Of our treaty
obligations. every consideration prompted
hv fifty years or more OF close friend
ship with the empire OF Japan. would
unite I'm demanding. II seems 10 me. OF
the United States government and all its
people. the fullest protection and the
highest consideration for the subjects OF
Japan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
DAY IN CONGRESS-
IS G0LORLESS
jamestown Appropriation in the
Senate, and Indian Affairs in
the House.
DISCUSS DISTRICT AFFAIRS
Members, Rapidly Leaving for the
Christmas Holidays, Block
All Business.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. December IS
The Senate to-day devoted nearly four
hours % the consideration OF unob-
Jected bills on its calendar. The re-
suit was the passage OF number of
measures % minor Importance. Among
the bills passed was one authorizing a
government loan Of 100000 10 the James
town Tercentennial Exposition Company.
and another providing for an investiga-
ton of the industrial social. moral. edu-
cationm and physical condition Of wo-
man and child workers i'm the United
states by the Department OF Commerce
and LABOR
During the session OF the House to-
day the Indian appropriation bill was
passed. practically as it came from the
Committee on Indian Affairs
The early morning session was devoted
to the consideration CT District OF
Columbia business
The exodus Of members has already
commenced for the Christmas holidays.
the vacant desks during the considera-
ton Of the Indian bill and the cousidera-
ton Of District Of Columbia business
silently indicating that the Yulctide is
near. The House. at $50. adjourned until
noon tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
REVISE AND AMEND
THE CONSTITUTION

from Our Regular Correspondentl
WASHINGTON. d. c.. December IS
Democrats DO not take kindly. as rule.
20 the proposition advanced by Mr.. De
Almond. Of Missouri. last week. for a
Constitutional Convention 10 revise and
amend the Constitution OF the United
states. They are afraid Of the PROPOSE
ton
Il cannot for the life Of me see what
Mt. De Almond was thinking Of when be
advocated such a thing" said Representa-
live Garter Glass, of Virginia. to-day.
/ can hardly conceive OF anything which
would be more dangerous from the view
ONT Of citizen OF Southern State.
We have few enough rights recognized
nd respected under the Constitution as IL
s. being construed these days. 7 am bit
terly opposed TO taking a chance Of tear
ng up everything and losing that which
Wa have"
1t is believed the outspoken opposition
n MT. Glass is shared by tine great mass
IF Democrats and many Republicans i'm
congress. The speech made by Secretary
Root last week. which is supposed to
voice the sentiments Of Mr. Roosevelt
which the Secretary OF state almost
tdvocated the abolition of State lines and
state Legislatures. undoubtedly strength
ned the opposition 70 undertaking whole
ale changes OF the Federal organic law.
To is feared that Mr.. Roosevelt owing
mis- remarkable popularity. might dorni-
ate the convention to such an extent
hat the view expressed for him would
btain in amending the Constitution In
which case States rights would be a doc
rine as Anticipated as the statutes OF
nortmain and praemunire.