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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
Meeting of Euchre Club.

Mrs Nathan Kahn was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her home on Selma
Street for the members of the Married
Ladies' Euchre Club, and some other
friends. The parlors were decorated
with palms and cut flowers. Six hand
euchre was played and the trophy, u
handsome belt, was won by Mrs. Arthur
Loeb. At the conclusion of the games
a two course luncheon was enjoyed.
Among the out-oftown guests were
Mesdames F. Neumann and Lehman OF
MONTGOMERY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
FIGHT FOR PROHIBITION.
Preachers I'm Calhoun County to Carry
On Campaign.

On Campaign.
Admission, May 9,-(Special)-It was
announced yesterday that during the
next twelve weeks every preacher in
Admission will preach practical" SER
mon. a preparatory measure, it is be-
lieved, toward prohibition.
Or ] H Fosters subject for next
Sunday morning is. THE City Built
With Blood Money" The campaign
for prohibition will not be launched
in Admission until after the second SEES
sion of the Alabama Legislature ad-
journs.
Then, it is said, the matter will be
taken up in earnest, and the prohibit
tionists believe they can carry the
county, by a tWo-thirds majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
FIRE IN UNION SPRINGS.
The stock of d IL. CayIOr is DAM
aged Badly.

Union Springs. May 9.--(Special y
About 9 o'clock last night fire was
discovered in the store of D. H. Cay
lor. and while not much goods were
destroyed by the fire itself, the entire
stock was almost ruined by smoke
and water.
The millinery stock of Mrs. L. V.
Hightower, next door to Caylors. was
badly damaged.
1t is impossible to accurately esti-
mate the damage at this time, but it
will amount to several thousand dol
lars partly covered by insurance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
Cigarette Caused Fire.

The fire department was called to the
store of Barnwell and Swift, corner of
Broad and Selma Streets, at s o'clock
tonight The blaze which called out
the department was caused by a youth
throwing a cigarette among some
ported palms, which quic blazed up.
The chemical engine extinguished the
blaze before any damage was caused.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
Rural free delivery carriers appoint

Rural free delivery carriers appoint
ed: Dadeville, Route T. Chiffon w.
Thomas, carrier, J. c. Thomas. sub
stitute. Grove Oak. Route 2, Joe II.
Hope, carrier, Charles r.. Hope, substi-
tute. Renfroe. Route 1. Louise r. Els
ton, carrier, Walker Allen, substitute.
Town Creek, Route 8, Silas L. Sander
son, carrier. Walter NJ. Sims, substitute.
Tuscaloosa, Route q William A Stay
ton, carrier, Robert Slayton. substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
ONE CASE IS TRIED
SELMA UNITED STATES COURTS
DULL SESSION
Pleadings I'm Litigation Between The
Armour Packing Company and the
FaundsdaIe Refining Company
Are Argued and Submitted.


Selma. May ~
In the United States Court this morn
ing but one case was taken up. The
pleadtngs in the case of the Armour
Packing Company vs. the Faunsdale Re-
inning Company were heard.
The grand jury of the court made a
partial report yesterday afternoon. This
report showed that during the three
days the grand jury have been in ses-
sion they found two indictments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists,
or two months treatment by mail for
81. Dr. e. w. Hall. 1926 Olive ST., st.
Louis, Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials.
adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
HoBsoN AT HAMILTON.
Party of Experts Continue To Draw


IHrtN OF ENpertN NOnt1nue TO UrnW
Crowds.
Hamilton. May Especial, Con
Of experts Expert reached here acre. this afternoon.
having driven from Sulligent.
The meeting at IL o'clock today. at
Detroit was largely attended and made
up altogether of farmers. Captain
Hobson gives a benefit lecture here to-
night and tomorrow morning the party
eNperts will speak. From here they
go To Winfield for tomorrow night. The
meetings continue drawing crowds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10

Rogers and Clifton, DIVISIONS Of the
Robe" tonight and Saturday nights,
Moving -ictures changed every night
and Friday and Saturday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10

Miss Anna Carpenter of New York.
has arrived here to attend the Raiford-
Howard wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10

Mr. R. S. Carothers and children,
Miss Alice and Master Richard, spent
Yesterday at Newberne with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
socinI and PerAonnI.

Mrs. Max Fies and little daughter
AlIene. of Birmingham. are here visit
Ing relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10
AUDITORIUM RINK

AIDIIUHIUM HINN
Rogers and Clifton, DIVISIONS of the
RObe'' tonight and Saturday nights
Moving pictures changed every night
and Friday and Saturday afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-10

Alabama at Capitol.
washington, May Especial Jan
drew J. Edwards. appointed postmaster
Al Chiffon, Clarke County.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
FORTY men INJURED
.s..s q e-r-s. s. BY GAS EXPLOSION

-tH ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Sept. 3.
Forty men were injured, twenty
seriously, by anoeyplosion yesterday
ait the mouth of the third Gentry to
mine number ten, owned by the I'm
ion Pacific Coal companyMsa While a
number of the injured are very bad
.ly burned it is not expected that any
of them will die7 The, explosion was
caused by lamps of miners setting
fire to coal dust that had been stirred
up by runaway coal cars inst he, flight
down a grade after jumHing the
track kld7Ju 1r 0i sbiH E
AoThe stope at the pointof the%ex-
plosiOn was greatly damaged, great
timbers being shattered and heavy
bulkheads blown out A number OF
the injured men were taken to the
state hospital and the i'enna Under to
their homes. At the time sDf the geX-
plosionO There were several hundred
men in the mine and it was reported
at first that twenty were dead "a. Only
those atithe mouth of the third en-
hyawere hurt. yd .rhBg is@s
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
CLAIMS THAT he .-az ..
INV i WAS ss0HRAUDED
FRANK srHauu,s WANTS T6 cA1lf
- LA k-HEI .se
, fOIeFs MINING DEAL HE MADE
al ii WITH GRAGG RICHARDS. ~

Frank Straub, of Denterg Il organ
izer of the Pittsbnrg-Ely company.
.is-the plaintiff in an action filed with
the county clerk Saturday, in which
he ea6serts that he was defrauded by
Ora ggs Richards, the mining engineer
when 4 .heI Il Straub) purchased the
,claimsg for $20000F AdAYHH
He ,prayS that he be awarded the
sum Of $S,5o6,i the sum he has al
ready -paid-on the property, and also
demands that he be returned 10000
shares of the stock, which he AYERS
he turned 0eyer-tog the defendant last
March. "a Srhe deal WAS closed on
December 18TH last. The claims
were owned by, Richards, P. w. Mat
son and NJ. s.. Bryant The agree
mentI called for SIT, 500! payable in
in stallments as follows: $1,000
down; $4,000 on March 4th; $4,000
on June Stf, and SO, ,009-on June | 5.
Tt was later agreed by the owners to
aceeRtHg1 O. No. shares, sQf Pittsburg-
Ely steek instead sof the payment /of
$4,000. #
1t is claimed by. Straalb that Rich
ards sent men to him while the deal
was in progress With sthe intention
tosdeceiyeAhim. 1T is also claimed
that Richards represented the Ne
.vada Consolidated smeIter, mill and
.other buildings as belonging to this
property? Richards lis also repre-
,sented as having refused to assist a
ssiirfe yors inpointing out the bound
airy stakes. & ---
The complaint also srecites the al
legged faetS<that Number of the
claims were Mocated on gropnd that
had been taken up previously, some
OF them being on ground patented b}y
Richard Riepe for Junction City
townsite. 1t is also said that Star
Lihaft and MSibley millsites conflict
with the Keyboard, ard Keyboard
Nos. /, and 3. A ----- ----------
The plaintiff statass; that he .Ciy
willing to purchase the ground as
originally agreed providing he cal
he given clear title.s He will re
turn the property as he received it
He asks that the Bank Eof AElyI il
which the agreementsE as-plaeed- ii
escrow, be restrained from deliver
ing it to the defendants, and that
RECEIVER be appointed to take charge
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
GREEK LABORER g, w.
:. ASSAULTS FOREMAN
l.. l.. OSBORNE KNOCKED IN
CONSCIOUS BY l.. THEKES.
ELECTRICIAN TO RESCUE
jI1For a short time last Saturday it

bdifFor Il short time last Saturday #
looked as though there would he a
small riot on the high ore line near
Ely City LAS il was, l.. Thekes. "A
Greek laborer, received .couple of
broken ribs and badly damaged
pcoiintenance. baiL.i Osborne. the oct
ing, foreman of the steam shovel, had
a shoulder dislocated Thekes is
9now in the county jail awaiting a
hearing on a charge of assault with
intent to commit murder.
'liTheo Greek was working on the
grade and a foreman under Mr.. Os-
borne discharged him. But he would
inotdquit work. Osborne then in
formed the Greek that. his services
were not wanted and for him to move
lonas VtIe did SO. but merely moved
on to, the next gang Of workmen,
where he picked mp Il shovel and
started to work again. Osborne
watched him, and this time told him
he would have to go and stop work
ing, as his services were no longer
needed. Thekest is said tola8havf
swung his shovel in threatening
manner at the foreman and the
1.-Two filalg mixed things. They rolled
over and the Greek struck on some
rocks, breaking two ribs. Mr.. Os-
borne dislocated his shoulder. tn
+. II. Locke, the ore line electric
ian. witnessed the fight, and came
to Osborne IS assistance, using his lad
der as a battering. ram. Other Greeks
gathered around, and II looked for
a short timd ass If there would be
serious trouble. -. Thekes. was bat
tered over the eye, a serious wonnd
teiHg inflicted. Jgt4 YIa. 91 y1jigs
q He. beat a retreat, and when en-
countered BY Mr.. Hildebrandt said
he had had a fight with another
Greek. n, The, officer. however soon
learned the true facts and placed
the prisoner under arrest. mA 10
,eqT The Greek and Osborne, accompan-
led by Locke. were brought TO This
city, on1the dinky engine and almost
as soon as they arrived, a crowd of
Greeks assembled around the en-
gine with the purpose. il is said ),
of harming Locke. is The last named,
however, pulled IA revolver, and they
quickly made way for him Six of
the Greeks, who We're said to he the
ringleaders of the trouble, were dis
charged by Chief Engineer JudellI
DR.. f.. L.R. Wallace dressed the
wounds of the injured men.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
PREDICTS ADVANCE.
lin COPPER STOCKS
; s.B LII lit G
$. PHEBY RETURNS FROM EA
| q S2,iV5 s
AND TALKS ON MONFIYm=-
lsom ID QUESTION. -

+. s. Pheby, general manager of
the Ely Central Copper company ar
rived Saturday evening from ,bRay,
pAfizona. UMr9 PhebN left during the
early part of July with bis brotheD
TJoseph, 4,h2 ~ short vacation. They
visited Btttes several places Of inr
,terest in Montana and the Yellow
Stone park AT the end of his trip
in the national park he- was sum-
moned, by wire to Philadelphia OH
business connected with
his interests in Ely. He Visited Bal
timore, New York and Boston and
then left for the new copper fields
of Arizona. His trip in Arizona was
for, the purpose of exaniiiiing prop
Eerties I'M Ray Ind sfreln there he went
to the Grand Canyon of the Colora-
do and thence to Ely. MIR PheBy
has the following. to say tabout the
financial outlook in the east.
OF. course everybody is interested
in the present financial condition of
the country. When stocks are up
everybody is Wildly Optimistic and
when they are--down everybody is
bowling calamity My sseNperienGe
with the New York market covers a
pHR5d cfaaibeut eight years and dur
ingkst bat time 4 IShayes seen thRee-pe-
riods of imitation and three periods
depression siu New York stocks,
which includes the copper stocks as
wcllBas tho railroad and mdustrials.
is hard5for the average individual
reillizeSthat the big operators make
money on a declining market as well
as an advancing market They are
exactly contrary to the 'pub1ic-in their
purchase of stocks. TheSpn bic buys
at the5 tob and sells. at the bottom,
and the Zig operator buys ht5 the hot
tom and sells at the top. These man
ipnfatorsFo stocks, at the top price,
sell a. great many more shares than
they own; in other words go1short
GI 4 hq market. 1t is then their pure
pose to circulate all the Hiisquietilfg
rumors possible to encW3ases.a5 des,
cline,7.soA that they may buy in at
jleWer5 levels and makes deliveries.
Five years ago Amalgarnated Copper
sold atSS145 and in 1903fold as low
as $2S ,rSince that timeaft has sold
For 81 30 and is now down to $50.
No one d9ub-s that these 1ihictuat;ons
-ihs price Nwere entirely the result of
manipulation. Gbavol
opinion the price of cop
per and, the price of copper stocks is
being manipulated for the purpose
Of shaking out stocks rom the pub
lie who bought them atsfrich higher
prices. When this period of liqlfida-
tion has passed it is NATURAL to .ex7
speet-th he usual advance hi prices. and
lati the present time it seems to- me
4fie-bottomi has been leached and
predict substantial Eadyanee in
prices during the neXt few months.
1t is the same old games aged in the
same old way T-----------------
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
FINDS hANfasCHlDL
eH4tDREN AFFECTED

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 15.-An ex-
animation of the schG1l children OF
Kansas City by the Wpity physician
shows thai G7 per centGre affected
haveg spnac, contagiollse disease or
some Fiabnormalty @Eugene Car
ba1igif. assistant city nhysician, said
today;
!, - Tile examination feycaled ina, 30
N6er cent lof the pupilas had weak or
defective eyes, that 35l per cent had
throaN trouble and . Af 10 per cent
rad defective hearing
'The experience ofMhicago proves
the value of such weal better than
any thipssl can think 4 Chicago had
medical discrimination Hr three years
and in that time hHpercentage of
contagious diseases iH9 the schools
were lowered from 1KFo D.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
LATEST plan. TO = .5Ia13 "a 19345 !.
5s STAMP out PLAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 15,--The
Board of Health at a meeting last
Friday might discussed further meas
ures for plague eradication and
adopted resolutions as follows:
Offering a bounty Of 10 cents.on
every rat caught in the city and
county of San Francisco and properly
delivered TO the health officer. g.
Directing that no quarantine be
established upon any building or
dwelling from which plague patient
.or suspect is taken, except during the
brief period OF fumigatiop. The OBJ
jectS of this order as stated BY the
board are to prevent foolish scares
and to remove thest emptation of in
mates to SCATTER TO avoid fclase de.
tention
ryssgT The,smayoP sIaenbers OF the, beard
of superintendent president 0nhuds
and DR.. McConkey of the health
board today visited the city and
county hospital. AS no plague cases
have originated at the city and coun-
ty hospital since August 81, the
quarantine there is to be raised.
Dr. Rupert Blue of the United
States Marine hospital service ar
rived here today from Washington
and will at once assume charge of the
situation. .
$50 date there- has !, been twenty
three hcases sof piaglles and NtweEs
deaths.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
HAS % CHILDREN; . @
(. {. VALUES At 100000

.}r' ALBlA, Iowa, Sept. 10 AIR. and
Mrs. John Bennett Harris took the
prize for the largest family in the
state They have had just 23 child
ren, all born TO one wife, and none
of them twin or triplet. Ten OF
them are at home, eight are married
and five are dead.
Il guess, according TO the statis-
ticians, would have had over half Il
million dollars now if | hadn't any
children, remarked Harris. wIen
the twenty was born the other
day. They say it takes 100000 to
educate and bring up a child, now
adays,s and I have brought all mine
mp and educated them too. Let's
see. 23 at $50, 900 apiece, that would
make somewhere around 100000,
wouldn't But guess the kids
are worth it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
FRENCH .FE EXPLORER 70
.,a1 SEARCH FOR SOUTH POLE

e PARIS, Sept. 15s7-Dr. sgean Char
cot is to start in a few days on his
second expeditiop9in search of the
South Pole. On a former expedition
this celebrated explorer and scientist
made discoveries; regarding the Ant
arctic region of great value to science
and in "a recent TIA ~ on the subject,
said thati'hei was iof the belief that
there would tend
TO gconclusivelyBdisp the Darwin
ian theory yofeyolution. l
boDr. sCharcotasa that lie had found
that forms of iboln animal and vege-
table iiteH were entirelyadistinct in
the northern affd-sout hefn hemis-
lphefes,. and .tlIatlrhey did not spring
from a common origin. His last ex-
petition lasted 1.-TWO years, fromt903
to a 909!oL i nd0L To ~
rt - IsraFy lsxs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
iBI6GF APPOINTED A|IPI'IP|'IO|i|Iki aAa l.l,.=
~ - = = sllls.ss1s .aQoII
OF 9dlCHEFl0F POLICE

s. AN SfIsANGISED Sept "A ;ss-rslfhe
board Of pofice commissioners yestef2
day appointed William J. Biggy, the
efisor in charge of Ruef. as the chief
of police of San Francisco The new
chief assumed immediate command
OF oifceSdepartment. aENa 4
AZ he appointment was made at ali
executive session of the board, which
wassheld before the open meeting. =
sBeyend stating that the selection
of ! ggy was approved unanimousay
by the board. -none of the eommis-
sioners would discuss the appoint
ment Chief blggy nad a long con-
Ference with President Sweigert Of
The board, and laterslook edaover rou-
Zine matters With Sergeant O'Meara
L. Chief Bfggy has made the follow
ing statement.
The appointment came as sur
prise to frle.-s-ft swass.aet given NE at
any solicitation, but I accept it
recognizing the honor, and also she
great responsibilities that such an
office imposes. | accept the office
with an intention to perform my duty
and enforce the law without fear or
lfaYor.. letting my actions speak for
th esase t&es vi intend tdSact for the
Hest S~iiftefesfs ofssfhe municipality,
and will endeavor 20 bring about the
co i ~ 80 g;fnd respect Qf the entire
conY"spty fqf they pehcess ,9feparltLl
meW;E 81 W Esa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
Reduced IMes.

BOSTON, Sept. , .E5aFollowing the
eent-fed4etiea-in iskes by the Gu
nard and White StallAines, the Ley
land line todasgann0uhce a cut in
its cabin pfices between Boston and
Liverbool siThe rate AS reduced from
5000 sbH.4sfhe -GanAdan sailed last
week under the old Erhte without
Single passe niger Jan dS0ficials of the
line today decided that they must
meet the cut made by the other lines
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16

to take out of the earth these prec-
oasss metals. he said in cl osfng, and
mi ay, Gndg Ness III yous sstilllmore for
bu uiding THY h1aseSfor Gods chil2
dreni that tliey 1ifAgsenjoyathe bless
ings of their birthright.
A number was rendered Y spy The
choir and then the BISHOP gavelthe
benediction, thereby finishing the
.eepauonias-af 1he. Laying of the cor
ner-stone of the first protestant
church to he erected in Ely
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
J j:srs 90 = = y. e. l'',.YZgj Y;

sentative j. w. Weeks of Massacih-
setts in an interview, says that he
plan toSset rid pit he Phil
ippines,sbut hes also believes fn&hax-
4ng a big enough navy to whip those
countries which, dor commercial reaz
sons Or j territorial position, we wd,l1d
beAc6mpel IsdAtg fight. q HeS 1nenttons
G Germany ysahd Japan, ,he says, ,sbecanse
we are likely to have trouble with
those countries 1s#ae
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
kpsM Of WI
Va YELLOWSTONE PARK

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The
president has appointed General S. B.
NJ Young, retired, who was his old
C Cuba,~ to- be- .superin-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
Ficnd Escaped.

- Berlin, Sept n 10 An ginsane
m an namedf LoIski. arrested ON sus-
picion that he was the ''ripper''5 who
murdered several school r. girls re-
cently,rhas escaped from the obser-
walton ward of the prison hospital:
It is feared he will perpetrate fresh
crimes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16

the State gives US. Owe ought To
lie kinder more helpfuaAme and
women. 19lToupays our Social duties,
WEI ought to do our religious duty
more conscientious. and thus avoid
the sin of ingratitude td Cod
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16


bishop said all the members
of the party agreed with the speaker.
He declared that climatic conditions,
S~howexery and tough country, 4, have
hot Apfaventsd theAminer gand pros
Epector EsfronIa searching fbr; the
aThey ssrG@si SEEK seek 4hs M egold,' he said,
Nsthat they may obtain bread and
fhe Necessities Sof lifes You- will
spend millions of dollars at your
smelter, on your mines and railroads,
fY@all foi&the Rllfpose of 1obtaining the
sgyerYsvaluable copper ore. yAWhy Is
IT we labor SO hard? Why is ~
blwe Htrvessso hard foret hese5 ngse
sat fslAof course, for: Che articles to be
obtained by securing these precious
hese metals swere@unt put
into the earth for mans service
alone. Those who are fortunate
enough to secure them should help
the world by helping those who need
assistance.
Just consider the statistics in re-
gard to what Chine costs in this
'0"at1s: !Tns sJalGoa aeuisiosas. as %
United States is enormous The cost
of foreign emissions, comprising all
denominajonss.f is $7,QQQ,Q0Q; home
missions sexpeRd the same siliP n We
spend for education N$50O,dDuySOO; /;
for church purposes and ministers
salaries, $150,000,000. :, hospitals
and disnens safies, for ctheTsiek and
poor cost 81 $1ops 200, opQ; foE sani7
tariums OF all Kinds, we spen1a SEQ 8
100000 city missions and rescue
work of all kinds demand and re-
ceive So, ,O8ai ianA huma Marian work
of every Hnd.g 81 2,0gOS0d Ous'
Young Mems and Young Women
Christiang Associations cost s., 009,
600; While all other moral anG social
work inatheS JIptted Statesssre4 4ttirhs
an expenditure Sof IS 600 900 !Aslz'' 'Ehe
total expenditure for humanitarian
and religious work is, then, s5fs,-
100000 AS against this the to
tai cost ef crime in tes @ nnitsa M tss States 's9a
for the year reached the fncredibic
total of $1,O76,327 ,6O5.99. That is
to say, we spend more than $780,
900, 900 year on crime than we do
on all spiritual, ecclesiastical, physi-
cal and healing agencies put to-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
Ely HTTE PINE couNTY NEVADA MONDAY sEPTEMBER

mill % TId moIH aniyifd n9dB
1ney q Pn9Dp % j32Go1 t'nob ,III9d
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
UHIU CUTIl HnC sdgIN
| Roosevelt CRAZY

WHEELING, VI. Va sept.15,@
:. Roosevelt by acclamAtfon."
" This is the opinioHS soberly ex-
pressed by United States Senator Ma
than b. Scott the other night, AMI
an the more importanE because Scott
lis friend of SeIfato esKn6& OF Pefihl
sylvania. .A-te 9Godf
Make up your miit9 said Scott,
that the people sof this country are
Roosevelt crazy. finN this wherever
L go, and there Isl no use in discount1
ing it. | do not mean to say that
the president is the Ahdidat foEo an,
other term. He has sSEeral times told
me that he was not. I don't believe,
hDTexer iSst is rannng thnt h s{qR fPf tide
Senator Knox is & credit to-tfie
fi6sx 6tnfeSf p enns sIvahfa. He is
one Of the ablest ;meM1 know il, pHb7
lie ttfeeand hould hel be the Sch6ite
of the party would make a splendid
presid ert. am foHM OF Fairbanks,
Cannon and Shaw, Ahdl especially
86ndsof Taft. Te bepple, however,
SienahA R9qsevelt." M e
New OabIeSHire.
l1LoK60N Seh. 3-TheIueahIe
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