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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
KILL TRIBES TO SAVE SOULS
GOVERNMENT WILL STOP saw
AGE PRACTICES OF INDIANS
IN CANADA.

WINNIPEG, Aug. S.-The two Cree
chiefs are being tried today for
the murder of one of their daughters
i'll law, with all the tribal fOrmality
in the presence of several hundred In
iianS. They are accused of murder
ing 20 Indians, The government is
determined to stop the savage tradi-
ton that all members of the tribes
who are stricken with delirium in fever
Or possessed of an evil spirit, must
be killed at once or their soul will be
lost.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
PLEASANT VIEW FARMERS SHIP FROM PLATFORMS

neighborhood use it and will grant it's
use free of charge in preference 10
seeing the warehouse companies patro-
nized.
Mr.. Thompkins says he has been
making an effort for several months
ITO get permission from the railroad
company to build a warehouse on It's
rightofway, but so far has been un-
successful.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08

These farmers stack their grain in
ship. 1t costs less than so cents per
ton to handle wheat in this manner
and in cases where the farmers wish
to ship early in the season, the lack
of warehouse facilities is not felt
Mr.. Thompkins says he and the other
farmers who built the platform are
anxious to have the farmers of that
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08

Some of the farmers around Pleasant
problem.
R. J. Thompkins, Ben Holt, ]. E.
Painter and Charles Pearson have
joined forces and built a platform on
are loading from it at much less cost
than they have loaded wheat in a long
time
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
MAY NOT BE EXECUTED,
Baron Won Lindenau Makes Charges
Against Olga MoIiter.

Of a statement made by Baron Won
Lindenau, now under arrest, that Oh
ga MOliter and not Carl Hau under
sentence to be beheaded, killed her
mother Olga has beer. arrested at
Baden Baden. The baron makes the
charge in a letter to the prosecutor at
CarlSruhe.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08

fair week. In the last year new ho
tells and lodging houses have been
built at a cost of 100000, and the
problem of taking care of the crowds
will not be a difficult one to solve. 1t is
estimated that at least $500 more
people can be accommodated this year
than could have been year ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
FUEL FAMINE NEXT WINTER
PEOPLE ADVISED INTERSTATE
COMMISSION TO BUY COAL
AND WOOD NOW.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The In
terState Commerce commission today
issued a warning to the people of the
Northwest to prepare for another fuel
famine next winter by buying coal ana
wood at once. Coal is expected to go
to S25 per ton in Montana.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
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THE NEW JERUSALEM, !

MEXICO CITY, Aug S-Philip I
+ Shabin, Abraham 0. Desiatoff and /
r Efin A. Urin, of Los Angeles, are I
+ here negotiating for 10000 acres !
+ of land for Jewish colony of a +
+ hundred and fifty thousand Two +
+ thousand will come from Califor- i
+ mia, the rest from Russia +
+ I. + + /. + I. I. i. + ]. !. 1. i. 1. I. +
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
IL p. Declares Dividend.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The Union
Pacific today declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of 12 per cent on
common and a regular semi annual
divident of per cent on preferred
stock.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
Direct Primary Valid.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-The
supreme court has handed down 4
decision sustaining the validity of the
primary election law passed by the
last legislature by which a voter is
obliged to announce his political affil-
alton on registering.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
M0YER WANTS
TO KEEP OARR0W
is IN DENVER TO CONSULT IN
REGARD TO ATTORNEY FOR
DEFENSE IN COMING TRIAL

DENVER, Aug S.-Moyer will prob
ably decide tonight on which attorney
he wants to defend him. He is con-
ferring with DarrOw today, and if the
matter is left to him entirely, Darrow
will be selected
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
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Operators Strike.

: LOS ANGELES, Aug. S.-The j
+ Western Union operators struck !
!. last night and there are only six +
:. operators at work this morning. i
]. 1t is charged there was discrim i
: ination against union men. BuSi- j
ness is accepted subject to delay !
I. + r :. i. i 4. i. /. 1. i. j. i. 1. + i
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
Williams Is the Choice.

JACKSON, Mill. Aug S.-The DEM
ocratic state committee today de-
clared Williams as the party nominee
for state senator Williams had a
majority of GAS. There was no con-
test
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
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KeIloueh Has Sensation.

+ WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-A 1
+ sensational confidential report of I
+ Attorney Kellogg who Investigate 1
+ ed the oil trust management of 1
+ the government suits for the dis I
r solution of the Standard Oil is III 4
+ the department of justice awaiting 1
+ Secretary Bonaparte.
1. j. = i. i. + + + 4. 4. = + I. 4. = :,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08

Standard Oil Company AppeaIs.

+ Standard Oil Company Appeals. 1
= CHICAGO. Aug. S.-The Stand 1
= ard Oil attorneys today filed a for 1
= NAL notice of appeal from Judge
+ Landis' decision, filming the trust. 1
= indictments are being drawn by I
= government experts against the 1
+ railroads alleged to have granted 1
= rebates and concessions to the 4
+ Standard. 4
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-08
Women In Upper House,

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Aug.
S.-The bill making women eligible
to election to the upper house passed
the committee stage today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

tells % that political pressure
which h the only competent pressure
Is being brought to bear on the
Presj6ent. and he 10 faltertng; In fsct.
10 scared at his havoc and the wane
OF his popularity. He has been shown
the necessity of great campaign contri-
buttons next year to Offset the damage
he has done, and there are hopes that
his loss OF political prestisNQay cause
him to appreciate the ss eness Of
his methods and cause least a
medication OF them" ltNill be in
teresting to note what effect this
political pressure" wal have In fore.
ing Common Sense az the White
House."
Will the money power and the
frensied hnanciers be able to fore
close their mortgage ON the White
House?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
THE FARMERS IMPORTANCE.

The farmers are a very important
element in the population. SAYS The
Southern Farm Magazine of Balt!.
more for September This is demon.
s,rated by the fact that IL 3sl. s5
persons engaged IN agricultural pur-
suits IN 1900 were the dependence
FOR food Of the total population OF
65"3 s.. p~r>ons. But IL the other
S. o"p 40 people had not been there.
where would the lo,eea.t.l9 farmers
be. l. there had not been 1850 600
p-rsoa. engaged IN manufacturing and
mechanical pursuits, 80. o." IN trade
AID transportation. SSH "jV il do
mestic and personal service. 1854 o"o
in professional se-v:ce. and their
families. he - 6t-t t't,a farmers would
have been occupied largely in the
Improbable pursuit Of irving TO li:t
;h--E ives tv their OWE galluses
Farmers az n = position % re TIE
@os. :ads;-nden, human h-ings on
the :2ce 0. Gods green earth. They
arr very iuportA-, - human econ.
c-y. Pu: their importance y-s-s
upon ,te :-por-acce o. otter c!%-
nenE II :he poi ulstion- For IN
stance the. position is st-sc y-heE -
very much by an increase n he
-ar "a >.rr.rr .,:sr@sts % - -c'ln-
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENS,

Miss Margaret Bell Taylor. who -
been spending the past few weeks -
her old home in Virginia, has accepA>S
a position as stenographer at -
Gainesville National Bank. Miss raSl
lor has been for the past two or thr.s
years employed in her profes sion ~
Jacksonville. ard friends here are a.
lighted TO learn that she has decidnHI
TO remain Ia Gainesville.
The W G HYDE COMPANY. one =
'he largest and strongest cor! Germs p
its kind in this section Of Florida, -
"A new Advertisement In this issue. -
which they advertise September -
the bargain month az this great -
partment store. They are offeraS
many choice articles in every denae6f
ment at ridiculous prices. in o.
10 make room for the immense -
OF fall goods soon to arrive. as -
buyer Is now in the Eastern markenf1
Mrs s. r. Hitch. the up-to-date mr.
ner. has decided to return for ~
fall. and Is also in the Eastern -
kets selecting material and s,udyin6e
the latest styles. The millinery -
partment will be made a special 60
ture OF this great store during -
fall.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

Sheriff Brown OF Breva.d and
Sheriff Care Teton OF St Lucie have
arrested 81 fishermen at Sebastian fox
fishing with seines h violation Of the
State Ash Law We understand that
the men have allowed themselves 70
be Jailed. aud together with their
friends. have raised 5000 to test the
Law. II - true. .owever, that to Ash
with s.lnes :s acainst State law
and Il nay De shat Ike many other
laws {. Florida IL would not hold /:
:ested. Tie :act ia, these men
have sshed with sein-s in the low er
-.v-r has made business dull with the
fishermen higher Up tie river II the
pracr!ce q thus ...eting our waters
.: a>h IS Confined q Prominent in.
tust-y viii soon D. destroyed. A
prominent fisherman SAID 20 the editor
that II he could g., ,ao Years ashins
With sei4es - Indian river Re would
then Close cut-,he supply would be
s1haus's6 TIE cas. will he one OF
.n-sr-s' Coco soI RccE'adee News
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
ne NEEDS NO SUCCESSOR.

The Panama Pilot. referring to the
candidates for United States Senator
says: Occasionally some individual
in the State IL stung by that rather
rare pernicious insect. the senatorial
bee. and 1t once announces himsel!
. candidate to succeed Mallory. Just
why anyone in this State should for
an instant indulge in the thought that
Senator Mallory requires a successor
IL beyond the comprehension Of the
average Florid!an. and quite disgust.
ing to the majority of the voters.
Senator Mallory has been a quiet,
dilieent worker for the State in the
halls Of Congress: he has succeeded
when others have failed: he has been
true TO the trust reposed in him under
all circumstances: and he Is \ man
whom the masses justly honor and
care for. He has maintained the high
standing Of the honorable Mallory
name. . name which our State Is
proud OF. and deserves all that Florida
can give him in the way Of political
preferment. There are altogether
too few such worthy public servants
in Congress. and the people can do
no greater honor to themselves than
10 unanimously resent ANY effort 70
replace this tried and experienced
worker by anyone whose chief capital
Is their political aspirations. Let's
have no experiments in the matter OF
a United States Senator
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
1ne ANTI.cioARErTE LAW.

The Sun Is reliably informed thai
the law against the sale or givins
away OF cigarettes to minors is beinl
daily violated in this city, negro mer
acting as Purchasers for the boys
who ore addicted 70 the miserable
habit
". commend 10 the state. count,
and muaicip9l officers hose duty l.
to enforce. this Las It's careful, per al
which Is u. follows.
section l. That IL mall here.
after be- unlawful in the State OF
Florida for al. cor orat ton. COM
pany. firm or person TO sell. bar.
,.r. furnish or give away. directly
or indirectly. TO any minor any
cigarette. cigarette wrapper or
any substitute for either: or to
procure for or TO persuade. ad.
wise. coun sci, or compel any child
under said age to smoke any
cigarette.
Section .. ANY such corporation.
company. firm or person violating
any OF the provisions o! this act
shall. for the first offense upon a
conviction thereof. be fined In any
sum not more than $4,000. nor
less than $1,000: and for a second
and any subsequent oRense. such
corporation. company. firm or per.
son shall. upon conviction there
of. be fined in any sum not more
than $4,000 nor less than $1,000.
and to which may be added i'm.
prisoument In the county jail for
any period not exceeding sixty
days.
Section 3. 1t Is hereby made
the duty OF sheriffs. constables.
their deputies or any police oflicer
to enforce the provisions OF this
act. and he may summon any
minor who may have or have had
in his possession any cigarettes
or cigarette material and compel
him to testify before the county
Judge or any justice of the peace
a. to where and Of whom he OBJ
tanned such cigarettes or cigarette
material.
Particular attention Of police on
ers Is directed to section 3. under
'hich II would seem that the boys
ould be stopped from INDUCING In
he cigarette habit. Do your duty
ficers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

Ground IS to be broken and ~
commenced almost Immediately q -
new home for the Bureau Of Amefs
Re. ,ublics in Washington. This ~
matter. OF more than local Interest, u
it will not only give WashiA0e
another public building ranking e.
most in beauty with the Libeasy
Congress. but IL will be the gyeoo
meeting place for the nations a =
world anywhefe outside the r.
OF Peace at the Hague. The ban
will cost. ready for occupancy. J
about $1,000 900. OF which &7SAo
vas contributed by Andrew CasDe
II will be . specimen Of mission g
lecture In compliment to the -
American States. and the most
Ing architectural feature Of It VI
the central court that will be COW
with q glass roof that can be opa
in simmer and closed In VI
Here there will be q collects
palms and ferns equal TO that -
tropical patio. Altogether. Il
ses TO be . remarkably soa
building.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

a ~ 1s1UWtnG Ae0 TIE Nniean
UlA = sa1Ally aDp,ieAhas 70 people
- 0a1nnUVe1e ~ AlaeAuA county:
ARe ~ to a three hundred Of
- aRo oss1Do1 Aoaese men and
- e1a1Dsaa - aanta Rosa county
- &c OseAg around the country
~ 99 0oosy-mooey we have
sbanoGGly &asnSd BY hard vork-tn
- pockets and acting as though
~ aldnt owe . cent to anybody OF
- . csQt for anybody On earth
sTSuo. ve do not need the money. hav.
~ only . wife and i've children TO
psOvi6e for. but then IL Is ogrs, and
- are tired CT seeing you stru,
0onnd With our money In ycur
Doahsss- You handNSx TOO careless
y. Yoa sre subject u lose il or
- robbed You had better hand II In
- - We are anply able to 'take
mTe Of 4. and YOU would he relieved
iee the bsrdsa Of trying 70 tax. care
II AnpeAW's noney
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

The Times. Union says there d r
little Japan down the East Coast t.
is much better than an Oriental coioau
in a big city. Our Japanese settlp.
ment Is constantly growing and r
making money Ii will soon be reoon|
mixed as one OF the show pla6U
among the many attractions Of -
ida" The settlement Is nance -
mato. and The st. Lucie Co..
Tribune has the following to ~ G
the place and its people: There =
now about forty Of the Orientals -
cred there. most OF them being ~
growers and truck farmera IT,
raise pineapples and light GaEou
stun. Their houses are built -
those of their native country. -
fences about them. the gates OF WAed1
are fifteen feet high. They coitiva1
eighty or more acres. and are - Dgui
porous as can be. The people q -
surrounding country think well Of g
japanese. for the latter are . s0eia1on
well.mannered set. and would not q
any consideration pass You % e.
road without waving their am
salutation. The colony was estabaia
little less than two years ago. -
of the Japs talk their own lanOsa
though q few OF them are edUoaG
in English. Most Of them. too. q
bringing over their families. YsAa
as the settlement is called, 10 81
twenty-one miles south Of -
Beach" "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
the DOG AND THE CRIMINAL.

| ne INTRODUCTION Oh uOSS lntO INT
tracing OF criminals in New York.
says The New York Commercial. Ifs
now apparently only question OF
months. So much has recently &C.
CURED. both in this country and
abroad. to substantiate the claim for
great efficiency on the part of dogs
IN ferretins out those guilty OF MUIR
der and other heinous crimes that the
burden OF proof Is already upon those
who would deny the value OF the
canine detective.
While Belgium seems to have been
the Arst country to give the dog q
thorough trial In tracing fuEitives
from justice. SO successful we're the
experiments. especially In Client. that
France. Austria and Holland have
since followed this example. In
France has developed burglar.hunt-
ing hound whose work IL not only re-
variable for . dog. but surprising
that oe the police themselves In GER
tain dimcult cases. Police dog compe-
lions. even. are being held At this
time in Paris and. judging BY the
cabled reports. -sts are being per.
formed by the dogs quite astonishing
to the police themselves. while crowds
watch the animals whenever they ap-
pear on the streets.
As vas noted In our columns re
Gently there 10 already . training
school for dogs in tracing and de-
tectivc work In our own State. and
their eiaciency has been tested from
time to time In one OF our smaller
cittes. Hoaods. and especially young
bloodhounds. are found to be apt
pupils hsre n they have been abroad.
They seem to be especially able to
pick up . Trail already days old and
run Il down with remarkable assur.
ance. But the capacity for training
in this matter Is by no means con-
fined to any one breed. for there have
been some remarkable deeds in de:ec-
tive work performed by mongrels
picked mp as stsays in our cities
Nearly every city ponce department
has records and stories OF just such
dogs.
The value OF dogs as aux!liaries In
the life-savinS work that devolves on
the police Who patrol every water.
front has hong been understood and
by careful encouragement. could be
easily increased. Il would seem there
fore that by his watchfulness. his
skill tn saving life from drowning
and his possibilities IN tracing crimi-
mails. the trained dog Is eminently
lifted for = place on the auxiliary
police force
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
a,onr 70 REGULATE RATES.

In the present 6iscussiou Of rail
road rats problems. says The Atlanta
Constjtsttou. II b we'll to keep In view
one essential fact. A railroad Is a
pablic service corporation. II owes
. duty 20 the public as well as Ia
It, stockholders. As . public utility
corporation. Il Is subject to regu'
lation BY the State or by a duly au.
thoPised commission having authority
from the State.
The right to prescribe reasonable
rates In clearly set forth In the fol.
lowing extract from . decision BY
she UniteA States supreme court In
. case appealed from Nebraska:
Tue public cannot properly be
snb3eete0 10 Unreasonable rates in
oeder sanply that stockholders
nay earn aividsnds. The Legis-
latnre has the asthority In every
case WAsre it, power has not
beea restrained BY contract to
psocesd upon the ground that the
Pablo nay not b rightfully re-
Quired to sabaait to unreasonable
sxactions for ths use a . pablic
Highway establiahed and main.
tained under legislative author.
~. II Q corporation cannot MAIN
tain such . highway and earn
divldeo1s Tor st0ckholases. Il II
. niseustuae for II and them.
vAieA he coastitutioa doss not
so0nirs 70 - rsmsaisd b. impos-
hg unjust bar1eos q The pablic.
- wARs . railroad has 20
largely boaAed H. rad bed and
franchises - TO exceed IL fair
valas. and where ~ capitalism
tim b lasgely Aetitioas. II may
Hoe tnposs upoa ~ pahlic The
baraea a s1eA i1ersased ratss -
NJ - FeQa1Ps1 aos he purpose
q rsalisiAg pso0ts upoa such e.
esss1vo valaaaina o. fictitious 4
0poealnat3en. Pr no roaA b
seGitls1 b rsaliss given pPr cent
aDsa ~ eaDttal sock o. prop-
ssty, without re6oreucs to the In
tsese q ~ psbllc.
TAs bsrasn os proof 10 On the rail.
uaAs 70 show that . rate b unreason-
~ an1. therefore. coaAscatory. II
neeaosoabla q sA0ala md Win be
y1ehAyuWD.
Z A hir test YIN prove the fact.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

The prohibitioaists have cme
var into Dade cosnty. and Il = -
bic that the legal ale Of whi1nv
be prohibited In that county ase0
18th OF October. the date set -
vet and dry election. Th6se
said to be- an unlucky numess'
that Is the number Of counts 4
which the sale Of vhiskey u q
ent licensed In this State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

Hon. J. J. Johnson. aged ~
died at his home In Wiliiss0
Angus, so. Deceased vas foe
years a leading citisen Of LaS
county and represented the
cor, posed Of the counties Of LASs
and Taylor in the State Ses
one term. He VAS . Sooa
his death 1. greatly regretted Y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

Iesp q Os0ouaa psaas1z
uoe uo asaaV = v1ssi1a
6nui1o 80 = Ulsl0a DsllEisa.
- - YsRs g - sssnsr as1
111f1w - 9uassRos1 wv 81
- - 01sk OOvsss D011a
r tn00os = svose Deeaaess %
Il 0>B vhaa AssU y s1cA 0ood
- - - Hnnoe 81 81 tAs0. VIII
- OounlD - ~ Q Mngeaa . hard
1unlU11nDA Ys10 al evsg Fori1a
- - cry. '0vsst potasoss:
0ose Dse1aess! Give - sweet Dota'
1nDa' WhaEs% ~ matter With yoa
1n11nssa. Z ~ want 10 maize money,
-. - osat 6ssp ~ narkss sup
~ ynA ~ oosas snSss-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

fAass = 10 oosbe that when the
Wan 00eet Atsg0ots. the frenSied
1nAnesrs aa1 ~ 1snopo,lsts Who
ssonsl ~ tart9 psotscesd trusts
aG1ssa . 1naacs ~ Roosevelt car.
Daa0 u ISe4 tAsy were prO0ised
~ q lsasA 'ths sdmint1srsxiou
vsasa .se huFt ~ Oood trVsts and
enspRaeisas. q Which 10 were a.
sussA tAsrs we're many. In fact.
Senator KAox Of Pennsylvania. while
~ vas In the cabinet. gave public
aaeMa.cs thas ~ Roosevelt aAninis-
tyat1un ''voula not run annek-" That
assasanee. never 1saied BY tie Presi-
ane I'D 10 Nbesal eaMpAign eoutri.
bae1pAs ~ the corposatioas. That
so0s q tAese aSdens Republican dnan-
ejsss shouA feel that tAsy have been
deceived vas to have been expected
~ thae they are nov In the depths
q asspair - not voaderful One of
~ Azgss& commissioa houses In
NsW Yogk. Who - vo0ehed for BY The
Jogsnal q Comnerce ~ having Re
pahaican sympathiea. says in their
lAse Communication to their custom
srs: The great throbbing life Of
baslness has been stabbed in the VI
tals- Can the other parts survive:
4 measuring statement frum the Pres
dent that ofsexpec,ed vii! o the ~isp
Of Wall Street. can have ll,le weight
now: Tie varying character OF his
uttesanccs In the Iast have been OF
such cuatr1dietory nature that What
he might say again WOULD te ineHec-
tual II Is the uncertainty OF what
ID 60 come next from an adm!uistra.
tton infected With decisions and
warped BY political consideration.
tie prob'emAtieal ability OF the Fed
eral Eoverument 10 nov control the
destructive and anarchistic forces it
has set loose. that makes the out COX
gloomy. II IL time for business men
to unite IN conference ana take action
TO force common sense at IT, White
House-
In the same issue Of TIE Journal
OF Com merce the Wall Street Gru Of
Carpenter. Eaggot & Co tells IS Gus.
toners that the PRESIDE; and a
weak attoraey.s.neral. who delighted
Il, seeing his name in print; and vhc
should never have been n the cabinet.
have done more breaking down II
confidence, and more tntury g bus!
ness thai can BE repaired n !-ar
or more This arm then lets tt
political ca, out Of tie R-pGblirar
bag - declaring that "A member Of
the Republican National Conrr-e*
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
NOTICE

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