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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-17
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Letters from The PEOPLE

Congress; for the adjustment of the
few State Rights left to us; for the
continued reign of plutecracy; for
monopolies in restraint of trade; for
the classes against the masses; for
trusts, etc. Every vote by South
ern born white man for Mr.. Taft is
tralterous conduct to the South and
will be twin crime to traitorous
conduct to country in time Of war.
You are so true to our people; and
are held in such high esteem by us
all, an editorial by you, as asked
above, would have very great effect.
If one will not vote for YOU or Mr..
Bryan, but votes for Mr.. Taft, he is
Republican at heart, though he does
vote for Democrats in local elections
sometimes.
Yours truly,
M. R. TUNNO.
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A DISADVANTAGE.

In Southampton, Mass, not long
ago prominent man of the place
was commencing the improvements
made by certain grouchy citizen
with respect to his dwelling.
Your house looks a whole lot bet
ter now that it is painted" said the
prominent citizen.
The pessimist, who was at the time
standing in front of the premises,
looked up with glowering brow at the
newly decorated exterior.
"Well,'' he admitted, gloomily, cit
does look bit better; but we II have
to wash the windows twice as much
now to dress up to it. "-Harper's
Magazine.
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Roman Sketches

Have you read Mr. Watson's speech
of acceptance? Then you should also
read this little book, which shows the
ruinous workings of class legislation in
ancient times.
Contents:
The Heroic Land Reformers of Rome,
The Great Slave Revolt
The Tribune of the People.
The Brilliant Leader of the Aristo-
Gratis.
The African King.
The Greatest of Roman Reformers.
The Dramatic Love Story of Antony
and Cleopatra.
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3O7 Waldburg Street West,
Savannah, Ca, Aug. "a, 1908.
Hon. Thomas E. Watson, Thomson,
Ga.
Dear Mr.. Watson: In your speech
Of acceptance you say: believing
as we did, we had to fight. Honor,
self-respect, patriotic convictions were
imperative-we had to fight"
Is the word "believing" the right
word to use in this connection?
Would not the word knowing be the
proper word?
We knew that our rights under the
Constitution were ignored; we knew
that aggression after aggression, and
injustice after injustice are perpe-
trated upon us, and made fighting i'm
perative.. [ would ask you to call to
the attention of some thoughtless
voters who have expressed the inten-
ton to vote for Mr.. Taft, that by
voting for him they vote for the
nominee of the party which stands
for negro social equality; for the re-
duction Of Southern representation in
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A NON-CONDUCTOR.

A teacher in an East-Side school
was trying to explain some of the
simpler phenomena of electricity, and
at the close of her little lecture she
asked sweetly, "Now can any of
you children give me the name Of
some non-conductor and tell us about
it in a few words so that we can all
understand? 2"
A sharp-eyed street urchin jumped
up and down in his seat, waving his
grimy paw frantically. 81 kin,
teacher!" he exclaimed. Chilly
Hogan's old man is one They was
a spotter on his car seen him knock
down a fare. Old Hogan's a nom
conductor ever since. "-Lppincott's.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
Daisy, Georgia.

"ASJ3 NASO1
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: We saw in the Jeffer-
sonian the other day where a tramp
had been locked up in Oregon. We
had a relative go off to trust a new
locality and anyone giving us infor-
nation of him will be we'll paid for
their trouble. He was not tramp.
but as honest and straight a man as
could be. His name is Marshall R.
Moore and he was born and raised
III Tattnall county, Georgia. He is
of ordinary size, dark complexion,
black hair, eyes and mustache, and
had with him when he left money
which he had worked very hard for
Very truly yours,
J. Fl. MOORE.
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WatSOn'S Handbook

Contents:
Party Principles.
The Greenback Movement.
Party Platforms.
Vicious Legislation.
Pet Banks and Special Privileges.
The Corporations.
Between the Mill-Stones.
For the Special Benefit of the
Farmers.
Concerning Money.
Socialism.
Catholic Hierarchy and Politics.
The Panic of 1898; the Panic of 1907.
Watered Stock. Franchises.
Substituting Railroads.
Squandering Public Lands.
Of this book Mr.. Watson says: "Tn
order that editors, speakers, lecturers,
and voters might have in the conven-
lent storehouse of one volume all the
scattered information now contained
in many; and in order that they might
have brief statement Of the line of
argument which we adopt upon all es-
sential issues, have written this book.
have endeavored to fill it to the brim
with facts, important facts, undisputed
facts. have tried to make it an ar
mory from which reformers can draw
every weapon of offense and defense"
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BRYAN AND THE CONFEDER-
ATE SOLDIERS.

Decoy, Tex, Aug. &c, 1908.
Hon. Thos E. Watson. Thomson. Ga.
Dear Sir: After respects, I will
state that | rote to the Hon. w. J.
Bryan letter of enquiry about his
refusing to vote for an ex-Confeder-
ate soldier in 1891, while he (Brvan)
was a member Of Congress. [ wrote
him that [ was an ex-Confederate sol
der and would like to know the facts
concerning the reports that he Dry
am did refuse to vote for an ex-Con-
federate' soldier. | called his atten-
ton socially to Afford Henry Lewis
letter showing that he (Bryan) threw
away his vote rather than vote for
an ex-Confederate soldier. W. J. B.
did not answer my letter, but sub
stltuted another Bryan. He did not
answer any questions that [ asked
for information upon, but substituted
clipping from the Washington Dis
patch to the St. Louis Republic,
which was reproduced in his Dry
an's) paper, The Commoner. [ en-
close both Bryan substitute letter
and clippings. You can use them as
as you see proper. With best Mishes
for right to prevail over wrJSas;f am
as ever, an advocate of equal rights
to all and special privileges to none.
Very respectfully yours,
VIM A. KILLERN.
Mote: Yes, Bryan lodges those
questions.
In the Democratic Caucus, voting
behind closed doors, Bryan refused
to vote for Mills or Crisp because
they were ex-Confederate soldiers.
That is the reason which he gave to
Alfred Henry Lewis for throwing
away his vote on Springer, when
Springer had ceased to be a candi-
date and was, himself, voting for
Crisp.
After Crisp was nominated by the
Caucus, Bryan voted for him in the
House, because he had to.
Bryan has never denied what Mr..
Lewis charged concerning his vote
in the Caucus, nor has he ever denied
the language attributed to him by
Mr.. Lewis)
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

lie has q well defined policy which
Includes a lot GA startling baseball
stuff. and when the starters bell
sounds he will have team well
drilled In all the defensive and Of
fensLve moves an inventive mind
can devise.
With a splendid pitching corps
consisting of Matthews0n, Amea.
Taylor. McGlnnity. WIltse and sew.
eral youngsters. floaay baekstop
In Bresnahan, with Tom Needham,
James and SnOdgrasB. an infield
not yet decided upon, but with
seven or eight good men 20 choesa
from. and great oaifiold. the
Giants look mighty sweet.
We want the pennant e. The
slogan they sing. And we've got
"a get II" MeGraw reminds them
a dozen times daily.
A bnnt was laid down and Mat.
thewaon aud Devlin started for Il.
You take It." said the great
pitcher to Deyiin. who got the ball
aud failed to get hts man at first
Don't sag You take IL; say I've
got II. MeGraw shouted.
Many a National league pitcher
Is due 10 have hts heart broken
this summer by NfolfaW's alnggers.
baseball does not contain a llst
of hlttsrB TO compare with the
first seven men ia the Giant line
mp. Tho batting strength added
to splendid team play and de.
fenslye strength will certainly give
the Cubs close race for place
this year. II IL does not cop a
pennant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
Y. NJ. C. A. WINS

The Seattle r N. c. A. basket.
ball team won from vaneouvor. u
6. last night ia the local sym by
the narrow marsia of three polnta.
The score WAS. Seattle rs. Van.
eouver it The Eame. which was
the first ~ a series between these
teams for the championship of the
Northwest. vas q flurce contest
from start 10 finteh The visitors
we're strong On team work, bat
wcra unablo to Land the ball In
tho basket a. often aa the local
n~n. Seattle will play return
game Ia Vancouver April Is
Tho teams lined up ~ follows.
Seattle lee and ueschsne. for,
xarts. hsbcacb. ceutef. nahel and
Noidenhnar tcaptatal. guards.
NAnc1uvcr Mcmillan and Tuck
geantainl. forwards. Cunningham.
center. Clark aud Mathews. guards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Lincoln hiGh vas easy foe tbs
ieaEuers yesterday They veHe "A.
sisted b. one Of Days batteries. bus
with a few timely hits GA the part
Of the professionals and stifi p9nd.
which made II next 10 iinpe4Iels
10 Judge the bail CORRECTLY. tho
squad from the institution OF learn
ins had decidedly tha worst Of ths
nino,laning argument Tho flnal
scure was II to IN favor aa ths
Slwamh-H SIS e.
Meteaif. Mohlcy and Fruaclssi as
iiysred the tNtstern for the stna
school. aud with better support
would have materially reduced the
score AetcRif hsd q ahutou 90
hts credit foe the three innings hs
occupied tie mound. and dnring
MDhlsy's tenure OF the station only
thr.~ hifM were allaasd. which
would have not counted for any
Thing had several eFfurs not been
recorded frusch-l. who finlAhod
ihe game. siiowed four hit.
The hish school - weak AZ sew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
mISTAH BILL LYNCH AND
OPTIM0S VICTORS

The genial falk Who assist Ia din
tFtbufinx q certain brand OF cigars
IN this city. and call themselves
the optimoa. yesterday chcerfuliy
aud siIiingiy defeated the actor
nine from the Comm Thro' the
Rye company In a fast and highly
cdifying game Of baaeball.
From tho standpoint Of tho critic
" was an elegant demonstration of
how the national came cannot he
piayed. There were lotA Of runs
scored. and some which we're not
scored. In vics Of the tremendous
excitement existing Il L. wonderful
how the sporting editors managed
10 keep a score. bat when the tally
sheets were all filled out the rec.
0rds showed that the cigar men
had crossed tho plate nine times.
The Thezpians had been more con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

CHICAGO. April I Aurr almost
tan HOURS of Nuestlirg Ia Dexter
pavilion last night. George liaeken'
schmidt. the Russian lien. gave an
hs. contest with Frank Gefch. tire
American. and Oeich stands todss
As thu champion caiehs catch can
wresEl~r OF the wuflo.
The men spent incest - the tine
sparffng eae hold and tictvh dem.
snstrsted system If defense which
thu Russian found impossible 70
br~ak down. HAcsensehustsit fell,
akErleyed after thu aHst So min,
utss when he had Jailed to secure
a hold and a. she time rassed with
cut him EelilnE suy ads antaEe he
alainlv exhibited hts ghagFtn.
On the other hand Gatch almost
s-eafed hts fatal iue-haid on the
Russian in clfnrh whieh eauEe
afsef the men had been NofFtiuK
each other Tar az heur and half
He picked mp the hraWuy lefeiEuer
and slammed hlm 10 The iloor With
. force that threatened e. break
ssarN rim iu ilsckeuschmidEs hodA
L Nas short time later With the
heats and flhes Of the crowd ring
tug tn his ears, that tho Russian
mdieniN aali With Ehe announce.
maat. ira give yoH tlss match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

siarraie and cnrlneeFed only sin
taiIies
HALEY pitched for thu opfimos.
and Comedian Frank Lalor direct.
I'd the leather for the actor bunch.
They we're In splendid form. and
could throw the bail any old place
In the diamond. Their work of
scoring no Hsrikeouf NaH regard.
ed az remarkable. Ths snffsld vas
fast. 10 faat that II often got ahead
% the ball Sometimes II started
before the bail was oven thrown.
"Miatah" Blll Lynch. manager Of
the Optln1os. claims a great deal
Of credit for hia SANS victory. He
stole some Of the runs himself. aud
bribed the referee wfth some Of
hlH choicest brands lie hit 1000
without sven Koing TO the plate.
and had a perfect fielding score.
directing things from the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
ATTELL WILL BOX 20
ROUNDS WITH KELLY

On April 20. Abe Aitsil. win box
Eddie Kelly, tho tough Buffalo
newshoy. at Sound beach Attell
will leave for Seattle within n few
days 20 90 into training for the
coming bout Kelly wired that he
would be here naxt Wednesday.
The bout viii be pulled off in an
open air pavilion. Tho arena ia
now in course OF construction and
when completed will he one of the
most spacious In the west Special
trains will run from Seattle and
Everett To the scene of the 60 and
arrangements have been made to
accommodate a record breaking
crowd.
Eddie Kelly II the ono fighter In
the business who has chance To
wrest the championship from the
shlfty Hebrew. ny earning a draw
with Battling Nelson recently after
giving away practically ten pounds,
Abe Atteli proved eonciusively that
he Is the greatest fighter OF his
weight In the game today.
Kelly met Attell a short time ago
III san Francisco
The battle ground selected In only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

CHICAGO. April t-Georse
Haekenschmidt today attributes his
defeat 20 slick Yankee trick
In an Interview given % the pr~as
Haekenschnidt declares that =
massage treatment given Gotch for
some time prior To last niEht was
responsible for the result Of the
match. liz SAYS that when uotch
became heated the MASSAGE ervAm
issasd frum his pores and he be.
esnie 50 slippery that Il was lmpoa
sihl. IA hold him The Russian
saws be quit because he knew that
he did nat have chance 10 ain.
and he did not want 60 keep the
ernwd waiting for the result
Experts Of the mat Side today
declare that the bout Was ON tha
level and that the Russian simply
met his MASTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

20 minutes distant from Seattle. AT.
rangemenss have been made to rnH
special trains over the Great NORTH
ern 10 the beach. Already mors
than 700 reserved seats have bosa
sold and the Indications ara that
the crowd viii be one of tho largest
that ever attended a boxing bous ID
the state. The fiEht IN schednlcd
co 20 20 rounds. hut II In probable
that tho bout viii be terminated
within the distance.
The fight will be n championship
affair. MATCHMAKER Johnnie Reid
has secured the premier fighter Of
the dag and has Induced Atteli to
leave San Francisco when tho Cal
ifornia promoters we're vigorously
bidding for his services.
Reid has secured the first call
on a number OF the boat boxers In
tho business, and Seattle fight fans
should see some high class bouts
during the next sir months. Only
msu who are known to- be square
boxers will be tolerated. and the
mills planned should be OF the head
line variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
RUSSIAN LION" LOSES MATCH
AND CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME AT WOODLAND

Tho fast S0npsteila. of ballard.
will try odds with the Pacific Meat
ca. nine a 1 o.elaok tomorrow af.
ternoan. Al Woodland Park Mana.
ger l.amle OF the = G. Co bunch. Ia
confident of winning tho game.
Manager Myers. OF the <ennareiis.
slaiMn the game ~ already wan By
hls nine Chaa DurlE. known as
tho left,handad wonder will dlsh
tho ball over the plate Cor the Pa.
elfie Meat Co. while Grill. apten.
did pitcher. viii handle the sphere
for the Naanarsils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
ROLLER-DONELSON
WRESTLING match

The advance sale Of seats for the
ROLLER. Doneiaon wrestling match Al
the Seattle theatre Hert Monday
might indicates considerable inter.
est In the contest
That DonelsoH Is a clever wrestler
and IA rated among those at the
TIN Ut the profession seems nov %
have impreased itself upon the FOL.
lowers OF the game In this eita
The big fellow IL but - years Of
age. fie has been wrestling for
el,xht years. In that time he has
hsen defeated bat twice Oelch and
Burns have alone put his shoulders
fo ne mat
That he will ain from Roller Oh
Monday night appears a. be a. Ger
tain Ia his mimi az that the contest
will begin That Gofoh failed TO
throw the Seattle man. Or that be
won from both Burns aud Nesief
gard In straight fails. makes no
difference "a DonclaOu lie admits
that on paper Roller may be the
better man. bat he won't admit that
he vlii prove ~ ~ be- upon the mat
hut. II Doneison's chances of win.
ming from Df Roller are no better
than his predictions Of the outcome
Of the HsekeHKehmidt.GOtch wresti.
Tag match. the blk boy from Sweden
l. doomed 10 lose that 300 spot
which he has up.
~H3ek~nsrhmldf wiil beat Gotch
and / will beat Roller" IL ths Wa
ThoHelson put 4 several DAYS ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

ooteh j. nov champion. H..
probably 30 back 60 Fs.a ms'k WI
much aiaEnsisd aud aioas = 4. pifs'y
hne of reasoning Donel...s= 'slns
vanish With - much cel-.s s '.''l.li
appeared = n
Both men are In ge,d n...
Tor Mondays match. s,se
working out daily at The y
gymnasium, aud nonelsan -. 4
3 part Of each day runnls< =. =. !
wards the lake shore Tse,.
- q lafgs delegation N H. 49,.
eesonifYmen present 10 sIinss. 4
match -
Roller Is 70 wreetle nel.,,.. !.
Portland on Aprii ig. ard vii ~ ~ !
ably negotiate q match x,st X,
Beel later Bsel recently was - =
Farmer Burns A Goreh 4 81. - =
disputed champion u the -.
Roller n In direct line "a =. :.
Goteh and the chamgsoa.hgs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL nine
To PLAY In TACOMA

The Washington htgh school base
ball uiue will shortly pfay the base
ball team of ths THcomn high
school Ia Tacoma. The game prom.
laea Ia be- fnat one. as both teams
Rnn xery good and can play tho
game from start 50 tiulsh. The Ts
coma team ~ said tn be- ycry ssfnaE
and fast this neaean. aud a. ID.
teams from the city Of Destiny are
generally strong. Tits iu borne out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
NELSON
AND CANS sign

fore signing up. haf finally aEFeed
that Gans saonld Nelgh to sounds
fingzltts aud Salaoa Is not to make
any specified weight
fhe cauditinns were Wired 10
Clans aud he II said ia hare sc.
feptesi them lie cinseH his thn-
atrteal eagAxe rnsnf Inside Of = se.sk
and wfii then come t. the coast
70 begin training
Cans agrees e. dsuesit s. s1q a.
a wesxht forfeit AMI each man wtis
tlapaslt a similar amount Tor AZ
tzsReancr.
the fixht viii ~ under the
.suaalcea of GfeaAon's Occidental
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

athiets, friend and hioxrapher OF
Rabt Fftnsimmons. The fisht ia 10
10 dive rounds and will be held Al
the Merton Cricket oinb Saturday
exsnlng. Aprii 4
Mr. Biddles lutese.f Ia pnglllam
hRa nlwayn been af = purely anna.
frur nature. and he has trained
many athletes. beth professionally
and amateurs. Including Fitxslm'
niana. soisiy for the love II sport
Bdei~a ability as a pstglliat II nat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

10 be laughed AZ. He has fought a
great many friendly bouts WITH
that old general N the ring. Fiik.
simmons. aud he and 0Brien have
boon friends and trained together
for years
IL Is claimed that The bout Il
the result of an allegation that the
sorlrfy men are the athletic su.
pefiors of The men who make their
living b. "appercuffing and iab.
bling Ia = ropad fsng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
After Two Hours Of Wrestling, Hackenschmidt Declares
Golch the Winner Spectators Swarm Onto The
Mat to Congratulate American.

Immediately after Referee I'd
smith made an announcement that
Cntch was the winner. and the
crowd sWarmed Down Into the ring
II required the efforts Of the police
to forco them back OF the RUPEES.
From the spectators standpoint
Goich had the best Of the argument,
and they we're willing % euncesie
hin the Yictory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
LEAGUERS TAKE LINCOLN
HIGH INTO CAMP

esal Of the infIald stations. OF tho
boys showed q sad lack Of form.
Alien ana WEIGH Nefn ln tho boz
foe the leaEusrs. and aiiosca total
of nlx hits bstween them.
This afternoon the crack team
from the cruiser Pennsylvania j.
playing a return gam. with ths
iesgaers. hoping To wipe ott tho
stfns Of the defeat DaKdale's pets
administered 10 tho Eailof boys last
week Caiderhead and Martin. the
crack navy players. wiii be Ia the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
MARTIN AND no WELL
MAY FIGHT AGAIN

and weighing In ~ fto pounds. Last
sunday. IN secluded shtt IN the
forest north az Ballard. tn doNa.
paar OF rain. Martin and Howell
had 90 Martin was rh9 aiealtY
unfit 70 appear IA tas rims but
would not ,ura down Howell affeF
ev-a whea made three DAYS heiors
The fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
SQUAD IS READY
FOR TRACK WORK

Manager Maekey % the Washington
high school track team expect 90
have ali az the track men out for
xofk. The track around Lincoln
park Wiil be completed By that timc.
Moet u the work ou the grounds
this week has been on tho lrayc offs
and other field apparatus. Thia
work has been under tho direction
of Manager MackeY aud Coach
tewia The qnarfgrla ile track aud
thu stretches are completed and
wiil BE- IN uae nsxf week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

.Bud Martin. known a. the
-Rlaek netaou. viii undoubtedly
BE- matched with Kid Howell Who
aisiinz the championship 0f the
nor invest There ap~ several hsl.
laFi business men Who are ~tliias
- bet Martin can stop Howell with
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