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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-13
Transfers of Real Estate.

The LAX Arthur Townsite\ Co. to
w. Deye Bailey, for $50, lot 8, block
81, lake Arthur.
Lake Arthur Townsite Co. to w.
Deye Bailey. for $50, lot 8, block 81,
Lake Arthur.
John H. Stone and wife to L. V.
Humphreys, for $11O, all of lots 8, 8,
10 and IL, block Sc, West Side addi-
ton to Roswell that lies south and
east of Spring river
Rufus w. Smith and wife to E. ].
Carlin, for $1,000. lots Is to 20, inclu-
sive, block 5, Valley View addition to
Roswell.
James w. Rice and wife to ]. c.
Smith, for 5000, lot II, block 60, Lake
Arthur.
J. T. Evans, attorney for Chas. Eos
ter and wife, mortgages. to 1. B. Rose
for $1,000, block 5, Ovard's addition
to Roswell.
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GOVERNMENT TO coMPRo-

Chicago. Dec. PA special dispatch
ID the Tribune from Washington says
negotiations are under way between
tle Attorney General and E. H Harri-
man looking to an agreement under
which The Union Pacific railroad viii
abandon control OF the Southern Pa
cifc in return for which the govern
ment viii agree moi TO prosecute Har-
riman for violation of the antitrust
law OF competitive clauses of the In
terstate commerce law. The Southern
Pacific will be reorganized as a sepa-
company and the Union Pacific
win either take over control of the
part from Ogden TO Sal Francisco
operate trains Owe it as permit
ted by law.
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6 g 3 3 g g s. 8 6 g g 3 3 $ 9
g SCHOOL NOTES. g
GE g 3 g 2 g g g 3 3 g 3 3 g g

]. r. Ray. one of our Board of Trus-
tees. visited the High School n Cen
trail School this eek
Miss May Toohy, of Goodland, Ind
lana. visited the schools this week.
The girls High School Basket Ball
night to play the Artesia team Satur-
diary
The Teachers Institute held their
regular monthly meeting last Satur-
day morning. Rev. R. R. Hamlil gave
then an interesting address on tne
greatness of the teachers work. Miss
Aida Smith had a good paper on, DO
CONGRATULATIONS Precede or Follow In
dividual Notions This was followed
by a paper from Mrs. Beck on How
Should General Notions Be Acquired ?''
She handled her subject with skill.
Then two interesting and practical pa
pers were read By Miss Bertha Dysart
and Mr.. d. A. Paddock on "What Kinds
of Books are My Pupils R~eading?"
The facts in the papers We're secured
themselves. We fear that many of the
fathers and mothers of Roswell do not
know what kind of literature their
boys and girls are reading. The teach
ers cannot handle this outside reading
themselves unless the parents coop
crate with them.
The citizens of Roswell do lot know
what they are missing by not attend
ing these city teachers Institutes. We
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-13

A. L.. Hull, official court stenogra-
pher, left this morning for his old
home in Athens, Ga, where he will
visit until the first of the year. His
absence from court at this time IS
made possible by the fact that Major
Llewellyn's private stenographer, Miss
Fountain, of Las Cruces, is taking the
testimony for the government, and
Miss Gene Boyd, stenographer for w.
w. Gatewood, is taking the testimony
for the defense in the case against
the Tallmadge brothers.
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Having established a pen fed poul-
try yard, l am o able to supply tAe
ladies of Roswell with first class poul-
try consisting of turkeys, ducks, hens,
spring chickens, ETC., Oh DOT or dress
ed. 1 have a 10 a experience
in the city of Chicago in poultry bust
ness and think that I ca1 cater to the
citizens OF Roswell in a first class
business way. Asking a share of the
patronage, l am respectfully,
WILLIS H. FERGUSON,
Poultry Yards, cor East 18th and N
Main ST., 1t
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Notice.

If you are interested il Home Indus-
tries, send your laundry to the Pecos
Valley Steam Laundry They work
American women and they spend thei
money at home. Phone S1.-W. H.
Beatty, Prop. 4ft5
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vii Lawrence held the number
that drew the ten-pound Christmas
candy box at Kipling's Handy Store,
which was ratified off asst night. The
hIcky number was 35.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
SMOKER TONIGHT

A smoker at the Commercial Club
is announced for tonight. 1t is n of
the regular numbers of the entertain
winter and plans have been perfected
by which every member in attendance
will have a good time.
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MRS. LoNGWoRTH
PASSED coon NIGHr

Washington. Dec. 13-surgeon Cen
eral Rdxey, after visiting Mrs. Long
worth this morning. stated that she
passed a good night and was in ex-
cellent condition, following the opera.
ton for appendicitis yesterday.
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Order your Xmas peanut and cocoa
nut candy, craekerjack n popcorn
balls at wholesale prices. from Brooks
Restaurant and Confectionery. East
Fifth street 40tf
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DR.. Thos. A. Haxby, of CIoudcroft,
and DR.. George Bryan, of Alamogordo,
who had been here taking Elk and
Masonic degrees for the past three
nights, left on the auto today on
their way home.
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The third of the school lyceum lee
lures will occur at the Christian
church next Friday evening, DR.. c.
L. Parsons, the speaker, having n
cluded his sanitary investigations
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100000 to Dan on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
1uaIly with privilege to pay off LOAF
before due. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 303 n. Main. opp. P. o.
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Dan c.. Buntin, one of the leading
citizens of Nashville, Tenn, is here
attending the trial of his friends, the
Tallmadge brothers, taking merely a
friendly interest in the case. Mr.. Bun
tin is one of the wealthy men of the
Sauth. He and his wife are leaders in
A~lsffess~and social life in Nashville.
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Special Clothing Sale at Jaffa
Prayer Go.
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Baldwins $500 per barrel. Northern
Spies and Kings. choice $3.50 per a
rel while they last. 43t3*
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Order your Xmas poultry from vii
lis H. Ferguson, cor. E.. 11th and N
Main. 43t;
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Don't forget that Santa Claus will
arrive at the Racket Store tomorrow
on the moraing train.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-13

Mrs. n. Y. Brown came up from Ha-
german this morning to spend tie day
shopping.
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No 8 two-cap stoves. new for $500
Makin's Second Hand Store. 43ti
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DR.. Presley, eye, ear, nose and
throat. Glasses fitted. Phone. residence
528, office $50, Roswell. 35tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-13

Read the Roswell Title & Trust Co.
ad. of special bargains in this issue.
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Al old time Arkansaw Christmas
dinner at the Roswell hotel. 43t1O
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seeing the country and looking after
business.
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FOR SE$E:- Nrt of car load of New
York apples left with Watson-Fin-
ley Grocery Co. to sell by h barrel.
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"The Devil and Tom Walker"

This Is rather curious as the sub
ject of a sermon, but the Baptist peo-
ple are planning a service for three
o'clock Sunday, and DR.. Porter has
announced that he will preach ON this
subject
DIR. Porter is noted o saying very
plain and practical things, and the
chances are that both THE Devil and
Tom Walker will get their dues in
this
The sermon viii be for everybody
Men, women and children will be
welcome.
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S7.25 viii buy a good every dag
suit at Jana, Prayer & Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-02
PEOPLE WHO CONE and go.


Secretary Hammond Of the board OF.
railroad commissioners, was an ar
rival yesterday. 1t is understood Mr..
Hammond will tender his resignation.
to the board at its meeting today as
all his time is required to attend to-
his many business interests.
Franklin Potter Of Casselton, is In
the city to attend the meeting Of the
penitentiary board.
a. T. Crowl, the Dickinson mer-
chant, and a member Of the peniten-
tiary board, is in the city. In speak
ing Of the city election last night, he
said he was heartily rejoiced at the
result and felt that Bismarck had re-
deemed herself.
Erick Stafne is up from Abercrom-
bic to attend the meeting OF the rail-
road commissioners of which he is
one. 5s..
Mrs. A. p. Johnson, Miss Alys Pat
terson and Miss Clara Rudd of Wash
burn, are among the visitors in the
city.
Railroad Commissioners Simon West
by Of Rugby. is in the city.
Fred Shore and wife Of Minnewau.
kon, are in the city, Mr.. Shore being
here to attend a meeting Of the peni-
tertiary board. n 3s
Harry Schroeder is among the Will
tonites in the city. as.
DR.. ]. w. Croket and II. q. Rode
baugh Of Wilton, are registered at the
Northwest.
Adam schlosser is down from Glen
ullin. .
| Judge Burke of the Fifth Judicial
district, is in the city to hear the ,argu-
| ments in the removal case against
States Attorney Patterson and As
sistant Attorney General Miller, he
having been requested to take the
/ case BY Judge Winchester, who has
been called to Dickinson The case
will be heard in the judges chambers
this morning at 10 o'clock =
/ Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Hoskins left fol
Fargo yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Hos
kins to attend the session of the su
Epreme court and Mrs Hoskins tc
| spend few days in the city and theI
go on to Winnebago City, Mimi, hel
old home, for a visit. .l #s
Frank Grambs left for Scranton, Pa.
yesterday afternoon, ! having beer
called: to the old home by word thai
| his father was seriously i'll. He was
| Joined at the depot by his brother
4 Henry Grambs of Mandan, who wen
with him. sgis s s. \, ", E b. Il: z.s
/ Prof. Mathern went to Valley Cit,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-02
yesterday to look after his dancing
school at that point. 3 II.

yesterday to look after his dancing
school at that point.
Commissioner w C. Gilbreath has
gone to jamestown, Virginia, to look
after the states exhibit at the ex-
position, for which he will make ar
rangements while there.
4. g. o,Connor has gone out to his
claim in the Cromwell country.
Robert Cotton and Hugh Scott of I
Wilton, and Joe Patterson Of Wash
burn. came down Sunday night to see
the election excitement in this city
yesterday, and were disappointed that
things went along SO quietly.
Ben Belk came up from Jamestown
yesterday to vote and see the family.
q. I. Cole came in from the east
yesterday.
Attorney W. J. Hughes Of LaMoure,
was in the city yesterday on legal
business. q
Attorney General McCue went east !.
yesterday afternoon.
Attorney Louden OF MeHenry, was
among the legal lights in the city yes
terday. 5
Rev Harris went east on short
trip yesterday. 5 5ss s.ss
| Jack Murphy saw meadow lark
yesterday and insists that summer is
here. -
Walter Brown went to the eastern
part of the state yesterday on land
4 business.
Archdeacon Jones conducted Easter
services at Mandan Sunday afternoon.
! He was accompanied by Master Paul
Jewell, as acolyte. he having done ex-
cellently at the morning service here
/ in that capacity. They returned yes
terday. s
Jim Pinckney, one of the best fell
/ lows ever. and a frst-c1ass printer
/ who has been on the Tribune force
since last December, has returned to
Fargo to resume work on the Forum
+ Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald returned
yesterday from southern Morton coun-
4 ty, where he went with warrants for
the alleged thieves who stole the
/ Spangberg horses some time ago. The
/ men he went after made their escape
on horseback Just as the officer
reached the house, but he brought
back another man who is implicated
in the crime.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-02
Land Sellers.

: We buy and sell Kidder and Bur
leigh county lands: Want owners Of
land to list with us. NJ: ss:.s g .sa7 ~
Frank Wiener Land Agency,
SIG New York Life Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-02
THE CITY
COMING EVENTS

April 4.
.Forty-fve Minutes From Broad
way. !:
April 8.
Social Of Ladies OF Episcopal
church at Mrs. Atkinson's.
April Is.
''The Missouri Girl"
US April 26.
The Tenderfoot.',
April 80.
.tole olson
= THE WEATHER. =
= Fair Tuesday Colder. Max. 6S, Z
8 min. 36. =
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VOTE E Oh MAYOR.

Totals 347 294 1913
Smiths majority in the city IS.
Total vote cast 641.
VOTE FOR CITY TREASURER.
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" q y -. |.
Totals sss4 2ss So %
7 Fortunes majority in city, 46.
E. VOTE FOR ALDERMEN.
+ First Ward.
s1attery, Il: Kunz, 80; slattery's
majority, Al. rs
! Second Ward.
Reade, "a; Vesperman, 81; Reade's
! majority. %.
Third Ward.
Marquett :66; McGillis, So. Mar
quett's majority, 80.
Fourtl, Ward.
Fisher Ono opposition) Sc.
John Fort was reelected police
magistrate without OPPOSITE ion.
There was no candidate for city
justice, but a number Of scattering
votes were cast for various people.
The good name Of Bismarck is re-.
deemed. rs n. i5
q. PATTERSON has been defeated
for mayor.
The sober. self respecting people of
the Capital City have asserted them
selves and set the seal Of approval on
\ the proposition to make Bismarck a.
clean city IN all that the name inn
plies and have wiped Pattersonism
OFF the map.
In his fall p. g. Patterson has car
RED Alderman McGillis with him, the
Third ward having. Id no uncertain.
way set Its face against both men
The First, Second Third and Sixth
wards gave majorities for Dr.. Smyth
A the Fourth. and Fifth alone going for.
Patterson. Siattery. Reade and Mar
qnett carried their wards for alder
I man against opposition, and Fisher
was elected III the Fourth without OPP
position. These are the facts Of the
election 81 y 3 Ssa ~
Aside from the wind. which n the
afternoon blew half d gale, the day
was perfect and the contending forc6s
were early 10 the hsld, both seeming:
IL very conf dent. Each side had the
polling places well guarded. particu-
larry the anti Pattefson people, among
whom were noted d number OF BUSH
b ness men. Contrary TO the expecta-
4 lions Of some the election passed off
with unusual quiet, oniy one arrest be-
ing made for Illegal voting. Every
available conveyance in the city ana
Il some from the country was reQuisi-
toned and probably the city never be.
fore was more thoroughly secured for
voters than II was yesterday
The great care exercised BY the re-
form element III clearing the registra-
tion lists resulted In preventing the
Wholesale illegal voting In the Fourth
ward which has characterized other
elections and as q result but 10s votes
\ were cast IN that ward as against IT'S
h last fall. Beyond doubt the prepared.
ness Of the reformers for all contin.
gencies was responsible for the shut.
ting out Of many votes which had MO
right to be cast, at any rate all con.
cede that this was the cleanest cleo.
ton held In the city for many years.
An honest vote was all that the good
government party asked for Ead was
bound 20 have. They got 1t. and the
result justifies all the hard work done
by the men who devoted their time
and energies to secure it. The vote
shows. az has always been contended
BY the Tribune, that the people the
legitimate voters OF the city could
be depended upon to stand by the
right when called upon to do 50, and
they have nobly responded when the
need was greatest, when the good
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THE WEATHER. =
= Fair Tuesday Colder. Max. 6S, =
= min. So. =
Adjourned The county commission
ers meeting was adjourned from yes
terday until this morning.
The Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
Will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry
|Anderson's on Ninth street, Thursday,
April 18th. .y
The Presbyterian Aid Society Will
meet on Thursday, April 18th, at the
home Of Mrs. G. a. Burton. All are
cordially invited.
Died-Mis Josephine Schooster
died at st. Alexius hospital yesterday.
Her remains were taken to Glenullin
for interment.
Fine Dance--The dance given last
evening by the Patriarchs Militant in
Baker hall was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed.
Easter Ball AS usual the Maenner-
sEchor held its Easter Monday dance and
Esocial last night which was largely
Iattended and greatly enjoyed.
Presbyterian Mid-week service will
Isbe held at the home of Mr.. George
WEIGH on Fourth Street, Wednesday
5Ievening at AS. Mr.. j. p. Perry will
be the leader. @5s :!..5 ..=
Railroad Commissioners The state
railroad commission was to have held
| a meeting yesterday, but owing to the
i'delay In arrival of Chairman Diesen
4 the meeting was adjourned until this
,morning.
A Married Sunday Rev Harris united
4 in marriage Arthur McGahey anG
a Lena Keifer, two popular young PEG
Il pie. of Mclean county. The happy
& couple left on the north bound soe
train for the home Of the groom, wht
Fl Is a prosperous farmer. 81
shyins Horse Hurts a Young Man
n Sunday afternoon horse on which
q Ralph Brown was riding SHE'D ami
u backed up against the fence in from
/, Of the Porter property on Fourth
q street, where the horse fell on hi
4 rider severely injuring his leg ant
i badly cutting himself.
Uncle Toms Cabin AS usual ths
: Uncle Toms Cabin show at the Athe
nenm last night drew good house
land greatly pleased the audience. The
g company was one Of the best in tina
line on the road and In addition t
the play many excellent specialtie'
4 were introduced which were pleasing
Delightful The ball given last nigh
by the Young Ladies Chapter of Thu
Episcopal church was q distinctly de
d lightful social affair and one Of th,
bright features Of the post ienten sea
son. TT was largely attended and !
Idecided success tn every way. Thu
young ladies deserve the creates
credit for the enjoyment given thei
guests.
Withdrew Resignation AT tn
solicitation Of friends Asa patterson
has recalled his resignation as alder
, man In the first ward. which the coun
eli refused to accept at its last meet
81 ing. II he had insisted on resignin,
q special election would have been X
a quired at once to al. the place an,
! we have had election enough for Til
present
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Wound Up lss Business The old
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-02
Adjourned-The county commiss on
ers meeting was adjourned from yes
terday until this morning. 81

4 The Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
Will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry
Anderson's on Ninth street, Thursday,
April 18th. "A :.: as.: ..sy.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20

sn@aent
time has easpedi To- ensure safety
Where inches Is
exploded In In unav
full to enter such working and attempt
within twenty minutes after the blast exploded
Every miner SHALL after firing shot examine his working and
especially the roof whether the Is SAFE and found
lobe he shall otherwise make safe before other work
RULE laShoud anything make the working OF
the unsafe the miners and other employees In the mine
thereof affected work. the unsafe portion of
mine work therein direction
Of the MINE FOREMAN assistant the Fire Boss assistant for
tae purpose Of making 1t safe.
RULE OA miners other employees shall make themselves IA
% with the all gnaand especially the danger signals pre-
pared and used by the Mine Foreman and Fire Boss.
shall the the beginning Of work
shift therein until the signal warning has BEEN given by e
Fire Bosses outside OF the mine the safety thereof
provided by OF the Legislature under the
direction Of the Fire Mine Foreman his assistant for the
purpose Of making the mine safe.
person Section is Of said Act OF the Legs
lature, which reads in part follows:
other shall knowingly njure shaft
lamp instrument air Brace obstruct throw aways
lights worked By safety lamps dis.
any machinery appliances door used for directing
of them Inc against eau.
doby carrying the provisions this
any hereby M health employed
In the mine security mine endangered"
?-person riding orn the motor going in or out
Of the S his risk -
persons side
loaded shaft slope
person from his work slope engine
plane nporroa provided for that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20

Let me mail You free. TO prove merit
samples Of my DR.. Shops Restora.
tive. and my Book on either Dyspep'
sia. The Heart, or The Kidneys. Ad'
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Troubles OF the Stomach, Heart or
Kidneys. are merely symptoms Of n
deeper ailmcnt. Don't make the COM
mon error Of treating symptoms only,
Symptom treatment Is treating the re-
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neys as we'll, have their controlling OF
inside nerves. Weaken these nerves
and You inevitable have weak vital
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inside nerves." Also for bloating
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use Or. Shops Restorative. Write
for my free Book now. DR.. Shoop'l
Restorative sold by E. a. BillIngslea
& Co.
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win Attend Music Recital.

MIS-. ". Il. Conway, Mrs. Arthur
Martin and Miss Ruth Arneti. will
leave Wednesday morning for Beth,
any, whore they go 10 attend a music
recital TO be given by Mrs. Conaway's
sister, Miss Florence Lavender. Miss
Lavender graduates In music from
Bethany college Oh that occasion.
Each pupil IN music gives IN InjIvId.
ual recital. Miss Lavender will be
assisted by Miss Ruth Arnett of this
city who will give several readings.
After the comnepcement exercises,
Miss ca,ender willretarn to Councils,
vile. She will probably visit here dur
ing the coming summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
Will Endorse
Senator Knox
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
WILL STAND FOR FAVoRiTE
SON FOR PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-Not only
will the coming Republican State con-
ventiOn at Harrisburg on June 6 III
dorse Senator P. c. Knox for the Pres.
i,lency. but COUPLED with that lndorse'
ment will be an Endorsement of the
administration and policies OF Presi.
dent Roosevelt that will leave no
doubt. II one ever existed, as TO where
the party Of that State stands with
respect to Rooseveltism.