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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
NEW YORK.
Health in the Hill Tops
NEW YORK.

OF Orange. Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties
the main line and branches % the New ="
York Ontario & Western Ry-
II you seeking SUMMER HOME for your sau,rv
In a region Of absolute
HEALTH 1T MODERATE COST.
900 feet above the with air uur,
milk malaria mosquitoes and within Three F4ours'
Ride from New Yorka country heartily recommended bv
Cf7Us-theD postage TO he un1ar
signed. call free Offices below ST-PFPP
I-Y ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES 81 ~
pages II gives LIST OF 1000 Hotels Farms s7d
Boarding Houses. with their location OF board
facilities attractions, &c Vacation Bureau 425 Broad
way. y Y.
~ NEW YORK-14I. s25 1850 1854 1898 Broadway
~ Nassau PSI 245 Columbus 27gs "a
ave. les West 125ta = 1s2 5th ave Ticket Offices Des-
brGsses and West 42d ferries 56 Beaver
Information Bureau. Columbus Circle and EagIs
Information bureau % East 2Sd
IN BRODkLYN-4 Court ST.. 80 NOstrand ave- cor
Macon St. 800 Broadway; Eagle Inf0rmato Bureau
On May 23th and 3nth Excursion tickets reduced
rates viii be scll at 425 Broadway 1884 Broadway.
West 125th 80 Beaver . Brooklyn
havkel and ferry Offices giving opportunity person.
ally selecting a and also enjoying DAYS
fishing in this delightful region Tickets good returning
May Both May 31st. J. @ ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager. So Beaver st. y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17


loo Tor mlddlinF Gulf sales 900 bales southern
firm - hgher al 12i sales. oo7 bales Mobile 4rm.
y &c. sales. bales, Charleston, hrn. unchanged
Pci Ttiil.' ,c I'g",t al i.tJte
sesv nacared to ga "r ha
Augusta steady. unchanged I2'sc. sales. bales.
St Louis steady Z higher at &c. Houston steady
felPts o at leading Points ier Friday A. hopston oo.
200 against 65G last week and . $50 last Year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
ton fair business doing: sales 10000 bales speculation
American. 1000: middng upland SID Futures opened
6 eaa{ points over qoa5 io"Sr on late mS94thS
W Me- me- s6d limo 10 Z R,'"'5 MAY I 40 "a
82Ifsd: August September G I'D: September oher
60@i9d: October November. 9Gd; November Deem
ruary 5o6itd February March. 5.oi Ia MaTch-AprI
5o2i=d Manifestations firm; cloths quiet
FLOUR AND MEAIs-Flour was very firm to day. in
view Of the strcnsta q, Wheat Trading very ag
With fair trade @ fo"Tng ay e p 2Sg We" aaofe &
s. a. winter eraights 81 lass TO- winter patent S
= a. sriIns Ge9fS 80 @Sita No TiHe - lo9P
quoted: Fair 70 good 81 Sog$4 10 choice fancy 81 20
81 10 as 70 brand BAG MEHI. arm. quoted Fine 1vGe
arm S t r otcs yre1 r 'D 80 = on
prompt shipment city bran, 500 80 bulk $24 5oaS25 sacks:
So 30 bulk s22 ioaS2a so sacks; oil meal 500. -
GRAIN.WIIEAT- Bulls regained control of the wheat
m2Gket THIS afternoon in sgn7a9nat advance in prices
log, ne 81 ana cgirogo = w., IN api - So tbot w. ,
mar jump of "5i M91day on The late curb July here
there had been rumors anoat that a big advance
the prominent commission houses in chicago were ali
very neayy byeTs ana II was freely slatSi around tho
cheap wheat with view 70 giving the market another
and crop news was the this week reports from
and 1t was rtlagnn 10 close narfet Observers that sent
the Of IlIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
BARONESS" GETS SEVEN YEARS.

Louise de Massey, convicted Of the killing of
Gusiaye Simon, a shirfwaist manufacturer
WHOM she shot IN his office, No. 6O4 Broad
way, or November 10. was sentenced yesterday
by Justice Blanchard III the Criminal Branch
Of the Supreme Court TO serve seven years and
Eve months in the state prison for women al
Auburn. She was found guilty Of manslaughter
In the first degree.
Although the extent Of the sentence was heay-
Ger than had been expected by her counsel
Charles T. lie Barber, the prisoner did not seem
10 Dc In the slightest degree moved NJ. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17

Barber made the usual motions for new trial
and arrest of judgment. which were denied. He
said he would take UP appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
BERKSHIRE HILLS,

Near LakevilIe and sharon Conn. -.
Furnished house. Il rooms. rent. al modern -
provements; 10 acres OF land Address :.
MOEN. % William s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY,

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA a,as.
Open all the year. Largest most modern. Hr rfss
located hotel this beautiful Mountain Resort Is
it's park. containing 200 acres or IA -of
picturesque handiWork- Numerous DIVERSIONS So
tennis bowling pool. billiards, hSh1ng ooaI55'
The cuisine Is OF the best. table being suppls onen
hotels farm. Newly furnished. steam hSat.
wood fires. electric lights elevators sun paIos Win
balconies spacious verandas Rooms tas7 ,,-rg
excellent views: hot running Mountain
water in baths: metal beds Muslc@ 80 dis
morning frequent dances
tance phone and telegram oce hotel lSSt 80
let showing hotel IN KittatinhS direction
route. map New York 70 Water Gap. on ApR..s
Special May and june rates. Livery 5hu fssspR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
PRESIDENT WRITES
TO.SCHQOL-BOY SHOT
Says Rifle Practice Among Stu
dents Is Good and Healthy
Exercise.
MAKES FUTURE SOLDIERS
Standing Army IS Small, and
Men Should Learn to Shoot
Before Going to War.

OYSTER BAY. IN. Y, July 15.-Prest-
dent Roosevelt has put his hearty ap-7
prevail on public school rife practice.
II a letter OF. congratulation to Am
brose Sharfenberg, of Brooklyn. win
ner OF the shooting trophy OF the Pub
lie School Athletic League, he takes oc-
casion to encourage the system of rifie
practice inaugurnted by General George
T. Wingate. retired. That the letter to
young scharfenberg may have as far-
reaching Influences possible 1t was
made public at the Presidents direc-
ton to-day. 1t Is as follows
oyster Bay, n. Y.,July 13. so7.
"Aly Dear Young Friend.--I heartily
congratulate you upon being declared rd
by the Public School Athletic League
to stand first in rife shooting among
all .the> boys OF the high schools of
! New. York City who have tried during
| the last year. am glad to see how
/ we'll you have done in all the compe-
| titions in which you shot during the
tyear. alike in the Whitney trophy COM
] petition. the Individual match shoot at
! Creedmore, and the inter SCHOLASTIC
match. Many a grown man who re
lizards himself as crack rife shot
| would be proud of such a score.
Your skill is q credit to you, and
1 = y
| and to all connected with the manual
| training school which you attend, and
4 I congratulate them all. Practice III
| rife shooting Is of value in develop
! ing not only the muscles. but nerves
A steadiness and Judgment under excite.
i ment. It Is therefore of value to ever.
man throughout his life.
Small Standing Army.
1.-THE Public Schools Athletic League
\ has done work for the city and for tllt
1 country in introducing and promoting
4 athletics, and love for manly sports
1 in the public schools Of New York
4 especially as the league most wisel!
i allows no one to compete who is no
\ up to the passing mark, both in stu
Il dies and department. 1 am especiall,
Il glad Of what it3lras done In establish
hing instruction In rifle shooting: TIL
United States has very small stand
ing army. IN time of war it must de
4 pend for defense upan hasty levies 0
volunteers, and 1t is a prime necesslt
that the volunteer should alread
, know how to shoot II he Is to be Q
value as a soldier. In no modern wa
would it be possible effectively TO trni
men to shoot during the brief perio
OF preparation before the army take
the field. In consequence. the trainin
q must come In advance. and the gradu
ates from our schools and college
should be thus trained. SO as to 3
good shots with the military riff,
' When so trained they constitute
! great additionto our national strengt
and great assurance for the peace
. the country"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
80 SWEET SPRINGS now OPEN

OLD SWEET SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
1900 feet elevation, no mosquitoes, nights
ALWAYS cool Finest grounds. baths and
swimming pools, best table. cleanest place
In the mountains. Best nine-link golf
course IN the country and all outdoor
arnusementg Excellent orchestra Run by
owner: = ot lessee plan Send for illustrated
booklet. cHAS. y. .s!MMs,
ESg General Manager.
Sweet Springs. w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
TELEGRAPHERs' APPEAL.
Would Enioin Corporations from Dis
eliminating Against Union Men.

Would Enioin Corporations from Dis
eliminating Against Union Men.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-The appeal
OF the Order Of Railroad Photographers
VS.. the Louisville and Nashville halt
road Company was docketed to-day IN
theS Supreme Court of the United
states. The suit was brought by the
telegraphers to secure an Injunction
Under the Erdman act, which prohib-
Its corporations from discriminating
aiarre the railroad company with pre-
venting their agents from securing
interviews with the railroad operators
INA s' with threatening to discharge
such Of them as Join the union, and
this course, they assert, rs Violat ~,
If the law. The decision IN the CIR
cnit Court for the Western District
Of Kentucky was against the teleg-
rapbcrs on the ground OF the vague
ness of the charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
On the Ocean.

IsLAND House, ON CEDAR ISLAND,
short distance above Cobb's Island; has iden-
tical natural ADVANTAGES with old cobb's
and better accommodations; run In connec-
shady lawn. three tiers of verandas, per-
fectlS ventilated rooms fresh and salt water
baths and showers free. There Is no equal
for rest. recreation. surf-bathing, sailing.
old Atlantic Power boat plies between the
.oold Atlantic Power boat plies between the
two hotels. one to three trips daily, free of
charge Pool,table free ofScharge. Fishing
on power boat, four hours, men. soc; ladies.
CSC. Bowling, tennis. etc. Rates. 50 to 81 !
ner week b Route via Norfolk and take n.
" p & y. r. r. steamer via Cape Charles
and Keller station. Send for booklet Az
trains met on request. A. II. G. MEARS.
Wachapreague eastern shore), Va. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Daily Court our. Record
Law and Equity Court

DEGREES entered yesterday s. n. Jones
We. Victoria Y. Jones; divorce granted.
Suits Instituted yesterday: Mayo Milling
Company We. White Rennsey Grain COM
pany; damages, 5000.
Cases set for to-day: Wallerstein Produce
Company rs. Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. Statutory suit for 500.
Chnncery Court.
qualifications yesterday: Mrs. Lurinia T
Bowers qualified as executrix of John Bow.
ers. Estate valued at $4,000.
Hastings Court.
Cases tried yesterday: Henry Allen. ALA.
Harry Vance, and Lewis Rogers, alias NJ
MCGUIRE, charged with grand larceny; hvs
years and six months in penitentiary.
Edyth Allen, continued
Cases set for to-day: Appeals from ordi
nances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
QUESTION POWER
OF COURT CLERK
Constitutionality Of Act Allow
ing Him to Probate Wills
Is Attacked.
CASE IN CHANCERY COURT
Declared That Right Is Confined
to Clerks Of Circuit
Courts.

Suit was filed In the Chancery Court
yesterday by Rev. I. Crump and W..
Crnmp Tucker. representing w. r.,
Smith against II. a. McCurdy ct al, to
test the constitutionaiity of an act OF
the General Assembly SO far as 1t con
fers upon the clerk judicial power by
which he may admit wills to probate.
The bill sets forth that Sarah 9.
Borwell Of Richmond, died In May,
1906; that McCurdy, as executor pro-
duced before the clerk OF the Chancery
Court paper alleged to be the VIII OF
the deceased. and that the clerk. after
hearing testimony Of subscribing VT
nesses, entered an order admitting the
document
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Mns. BELMoNr DEFENDS IT.
says "Women's Canfieid's" Us Only
Social Club. ~.
tspec,al 10 The Times -Dispatch.l

tspec,al to The Times Dispatch.l
NEWPORT, July 15,--Although the
Rev. Walter LoWrie denounced 1t as
a "Cantleld's- by the-Sea, the opening
of the women's bridge CLUB called the me
Pennett Club, was highly successful
Saturday, ESQ women attending
stone Villa, owned by James Cor
don Bennett is given free Of rent to
the club. which is headed by Mrs
oliver HI. p. Belmont and Mrs. Her
mann oelrichs. Mrs. Belmontssays It Is
not a bridge but a social club. still a
luxurious room has been set apart for
the game.
The men are to be invited into the
club at least twice during the sum,
mer, when Mrs, Belmont and Mrs
oelrlchs will give balls. 1t Is said the
club was organized because women
were barved from playing at the
| Casino.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Waterman Fountain Pens.

ST. PAUL. MINI. July 15,-At the
National Stationers' Convention, now
In session here, it was yesterday stated
by MIR. Waterman, of the L. T. Water
man Company Of New York, makers
of Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen,
that their concern alone sold last year
pens for which consumers invested
over $2,22500o, of which nearly two
thirds were sold by stationers. Tllls
we'll illustrates the rapidly increasing
use of fountain pens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
HOTEL MONTICELLO

ocean and Kentucky Ave, near all attrac-
tions. New throughout ATLANTIC
GITY'S LARGEST FINEST AND BEST
HOTEL AT MODERATE
RATES. Elegant rooms with bath. Table
and service OF highest standard. Homes
like surroundings Liberal ownership man
agement Capacity 600 Special rates $40
UP weekly; Sc up daily. illustrated book
let. 49,. 81 A. CONRAD thdOLM,3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
HOTEL CUMBERLAND. ss d

300 gueaIs, with all modern IMPROVEMENTS
Faces directly on ocean; 10 n!lss from ph!ssa
udelphia, 80 minutes by trolley fren. Atlsns
Tic city. For tnrorina ,iona address ~ u y T.
or y. Il. CAKE, Mgr. Ocean CITY. N. ". S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
NO WAR, SAYS CANNON,
Sneaker On Ills Way to Pleasure Resort Says
~ {El5 No Chance of War.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS., July l5.--speaker
Cannon OF the House Of Representatives
passed through here to-day en- route to 'Oco-
nomowoc on pleasure trip In reply Ia
newspaper men, Mr.. Cannon said:
.,The United States will never, In my
Judgment give Japan or any other nation
on earth just cause for war. and have nc
fear that Japan or any other nation In
with IT."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
hight Qucst.oncd.

Concerning the right to SO PROBATE,
he complaint says:
The clerk of Nhis court, in adj
hitting said alleged will to pro-
bate and permitting said McCurdy
to qualify as executor. as above set
out. acted under authority Of the
jurisdiction conferred upon him by
statute enacted by the General
Assembly OF Virginia in Acts 1902
"a, page 3s6. as amended by Acts
1904, page EOS.
complainant is advised and al
leges that the said legislation, in
power upon the clerk, of this court
to admit Wills toNprobatc. Is In vio-
lation of the Constitution Of Nlr-
ginia. and is null and void
The entire judicial power OF the
State is vested by the Constitution
OF Virginia in certain enumerated
courts and no part of this juris-
diction can be placed elsewhere by
legislation unless permitted In
terms by the provisions of the Con-
stitntion. The Constitution of Vir-
GINA provides in SECTION lol that
the General Assembly may by stat
ute confer jurisdiction upon the
clerks of the circuit courts to adj
nit wills 70 probate. The circuit
courts are enumerated and fixed
by the Constitution Itself. and this
Honorable Court can not be held
liz 10 be a circuit court within the
meaning Of the Constitution Com
plainant alleges. therefore, that the
clerk OF this court tchancery
Court had no authority or juris-
diction to admit said paper to pro-
bate. and to qualify said McCurdy
as executor, and further prays
that all orders entered by said
clerk be set aside and annulled,
ETC.
Law on the Subject.
Section lols of the Constitution re
fcrred TO reads as follows:
Clerks OF Circuit Courts. Ihris-
diction in Cases of Wills, Insane
Persons. &C.: Section 1o1-The Gem
eral Assembly shall have power to
confer upon the clerks Of the sew
eral circuit courts jurisdiction, to
be exercised in the manner and
under the regulations to be pre-.
scribed by law. in the matter OF
the admission of Wills to probate
and of the appointment and quail
| ification OF guardians. personal
representatives, curators. apprais-
ers and committees of the estates
of persons who have been adjudged
insane or convicted of felony, and
in the matter Of the Substitution
| of trustees.
Acts of 1sO2-'o3-'04. as amended
Acts of 1904. read as follows:
| THE clerk of any circuit or cor
poration court may appoint APP
praisers Of estate OF decedents,
admit wills to probate. appoint and
qualify executors. administrators.
curators of decedents and commit
tees, and require and take from
them the necessary bonds In the
| same manner and with like effect
as the courts could do If In ses-
sion. Such powers and duties may
be exercised and discharged as
we'll during the session Of the
court as at other times: provided.
1 that in the city of-Richinond the
clerk OF the Chancery Court OF said
4 city shall! have such powers and
perform such duties
As the court Will adjourn for t
i summer about the first week In a
1 gust. 1t is probable that the case w
i rot be heard and determined until t
October term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Manhattan Square Hotel

West nth Street, one-half block from
Central Park. Opposite the Museum OF
Natural History, New York City.
New, fre-proof hotel. 400 rooms. 100 pri-
vate baths Reasonable rates for summer
season. Rooms reserved by wire at our OK,
panse. The most convenient and quietest
location in the city 10 minutes from Iead-
ing shops and theatres.
JOHN C. PALMER, Manager.
c. S. TAYLOR. Asst. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Oklahoma Election.

4 GUTHRIE. OKLA, July 15--The constl-
1utional Convention to-day adonted the cleo
4 tion ordinance calling the State election
| for September 18th, when State officers as
Awell as the Constitution will be voted upon.
S0overnor Frantz will issue an election pros
camation at an early date
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
e. a. a. DRIVES OUT
- % % RHEJJKdATIS

good plaster good home remedy will usually
Rheumatism, the disease
than rubbed be drawn with
still the blood and disease
while The circulation remains saturated with this irritating
uric acid The trouble viii SHIFT from place place
after attack Of indigestion other eguaf When neglected
climatic bring but constant painful
trouble s. drives Rheumatism by neutrazing epng the
acid blood purihes
acid in the
healthy by rich Ifcgvng blood Book Rheumatism aud medical
advice desired will be all who write 81
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
hr,iistiian'sburg, Va
Health and Pleasure
Resort.

Health-giving climate unsurpassed;
Z, 100 feet above sea level. Near Mineral
Springs. Families received now, boarded
at reasonable rates. Three-story brick
building, verandahs, cheerful rooms;
large beautiful lawn. Good service;
excellent table. Pleasant social lie.
Apply personally or by letter.
THE COLLEGE HOTEL CO.,
Box 292, Christiansburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs

WEST VIRGINIA.
(The Old White sulphur.) Open Juno Is.
. Famous for its Sulphur baths. Modern
with private baths. Perma-
nent orchestra Terms, SIS to $40 week;
$50 to 500 per month. Write for illustrated
booklet. Address
Coca. MILLS. Jr.. Manager.
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
THIRTY MEN ARE
ENTOMBED IN MINE
Special to the Herald

Grasse. France. Nov. 2O.-Thirty
men are entombed as a result Of
disaster TO the Loup mine. near here
Rcscuing parties are working des-
perately but It is feared that all Of
the eutombed men are doomed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
Delegates Are Gathering.
,ecial to the Herald.

Chicago. Ill, Nov. 2O.-Following
the custom established in former
years, the prohibition party will be
first in the field with its presidential
candidate next year. In response to
the call OF Chairman Charles r.
Jones of Franklin, Pa, the members
of the national committee assembled
in this city today to discuss the time
and place for holding the convention.
Delegations are here with invitations
from several cities. Chicago will bid
the prohibidonists welcome, though
no special effort will be made to Sc
cure the convention. Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove have Joined in an
effort to have the convention held at
the twin cities of the North Jersey
coast Atlanta is also putting forth a
strong effort to secure the gathering,
using as an argument that the South
is now the stronghold of the prohibit
ton party in this country. It is prob
able that the convention will be held
about the middle of May
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20

WHOLESALE PLOT TO
BLOW UP ASSEMBLY
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Vienna, Nov 2O.-A conspiracy to
blow up the Montenegrin Skupsu or
the national assembly and murder
Prince Nicholas and all members of
his family. his ministers, and to seize
the Montenegrin government. for the
purpose Of forming a union of all
.Servian speaking countries. has been
discovered. according to the Cettinje.
One hundred and fifty people have
been arrested as participants in the
conspiracy. Former Premier RADIO
vtca and many other prominent men
OF Montenegro. including even some
OF the relatives Of the prince. are
among those arrested. Radovica was
arrested while he was trying to flee
from the country. The plot was re-
vealed by the arrest Of one of the
royal family. Documents Of an in
eliminating nature were discovered
by the customs officials.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
CURIOUS WOMEN
Rushed the Court Room Where the
Bradley Case is on Trial.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 2O.-By 6
o'clock this morning the curiosity OF
many women caused them to seek en-.
trance to the court room where the
Bradley case is being tried. Mrs.
Bradley looked very weary as she
took the witness stand to continue
her story.
Most Of the morning session of the
court was taken up in reading letters
that passed between Mrs. Bradley and
Senator Brown. This is regarded as
crafty move on the part Of the de-
tense, as it gave the defendant time
to regain her composure before con-
tinuing with her story. over one hun
dred notes and letters were intro
duced
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
GOVERNOR HASKELL
FOR PRESIDENCY
Special to the Herald.


Chicago, Nov. 2O.-As a prohibitions
list Governor Haskell of Oklahoma
would probably be acceptable as a
presidential nominee of the prohibit
ZIONIST party. while as a democrat his
name would not be considered. This
is the substance Of a sentiment that
developed here today among the pro-
hibiuonists here for the national com.
mittee meeting. Charles Brown, the
delegate from Oklahoma, says Has.
keI came out for prohibition all right,
but says there are many things to be
explained before he could be consid'
cred for presidential honors. He was
elected governor of Oklahoma on 4
democratic ticket, and that would
make against him as the national nom
inee of the prohibition party.