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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
Roosevelt
The White House.

washington. D. c.. Sept. 23,190S.
Dear Sir: In your telegram YOU
speak of so much of the charge
against Governor Haskell as dealt
with his relations, while in Ohio
with the Standard Oil Company
You omit the charge as to his rela-
tons with the Standard Oil interest
as shown by his action while goveI-
nor of Oklahoma, this very summer
this action being in part taken while
he was at Denver. where, Us You
state, he was by your wish made
chairman Of the committee which
drafted the platform upon which you
are standing. In my statement
purposely made no specific allusior
to the Ohio matter. and shall at this
time make none. in spite OF it's sig
nificance, and in spite of the further
fact that Governor Haskell's close
relation with the Standard Oil in
terest while he was in Ohio was q
matter Of common notoriety. In
Oklahoma it is matter Of record.
BY this court record 1t Appeared
that the attorney general of the
State, elected by the people, OH
tained an injunction TO prevent the
Prairie Oil and Gas Company from
building a pipe line, and that Gov
ernor Haskell found this out while
he was at Denver. as appears by the
representations for the dissolution
of the Injunction made in his name.
on behalf of the State. hcfor" Il cHnr;
of Superior jurisdiction to that which
had issued the Injunction. In tins
the governor states that the acting
governor, in his absence. had asked
that the hearing be postponed. that
he, the governor. might return and
have an opportunity to investigate
the controversy. The governor sets
forth in his petition that he is the
sole authority to demand such mat
ters. and that the attorney general
and the Judge of the lover court had
no right in the matter. and that
the action of the judge of the lower
court represented AN encroachmcnI
bv the judiciary The attorney gen.
eral opposed the dissolution of the
Injunction, stating that the Prairie
Oil and Gas Company was a foreign
corporation which had not accepted
the provisions of the constitution
applicable to such corporations. anu
that without authority Of law it was
employing a great force Of men and
teams to dig up, across and into va
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
lgRolniaious Failure of Roosevelt
to, Make Coed His
sB8sELEss CHARGES
Haskell With Standard
& on griSrTy; Case. and Fails Back
Upon Local Affairs in Oklahoma
as Described In q Political Article
in a Republican Magazine.

President Roosevelt Wednesday
night, following upon prolonged
conference with members of the cab.
met at the White House, prepared
and gave out his reply to William
J. Bryan, the Democratic candidate
relative to w. R. Hearsts charges
that Governor Haskell treasurer OF
the Democratic committee. had rep
resented Standard Oil interests both
in Ohio and Oklahoma Mr.. Bryan
had demanded proof of the charges
promising that in the event of their
substantiation, Governor Haskell
would be eliminated from the cam
paign Here is the lame reply oi
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
cE,Eg SHIPPING NEWS.


 Copenhagen, Dec 22.-Arrived Str. IleUig Olav, New York
 Lizard, Doc. 22 Passed Steamer Mcsaba. New York for London
 Hamburg, Dec %. Arrived Steam CT Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg Naples. Dec 22 -Arrived Steamers Duca di Genova, New York for Genoa ,and proceededl Regina d'Italia, New York for Genoa (and procecded)
 Gibraltar, Dee. 22 Arrived Steamer Cretlc, New York via Boston for Ma ples
 New York for Plymouth, Cherhourg and Southampton. 26S miles west al 1 a m Will nrobably reach Plymouth about 2:30 a. nj Wednesday.
 Naples Dec la-Arrivcd Steamcr Indiana, New York
 Genoa Dec. 10.-Arrived Steamer Iomhardia. New York and Philadelphia via Naples
 HaYre, Dec 2l -Arrlved Steamer Chicago New York
 London Dec 22-Arrlved Steamer Angiian Boston
 Liverpool, Dec 22-Arrived Steam er lmsitania, New York via Queens town.
 queenstown Dec 22. Arrived Str Merton, Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
IVES LIBRARY BOARD.
Contracts May Be Awarded at Meeting
 Tonight

Al the meeting of the Ives library committee called by Attorney George D Watrous for this evening, it is ox- Iocted that some decisive action may be iake1 In regard to the awarding of the contracts for the construction or the building, although the cxac. course of action depends upon what report the architect, Cass Gilbert, may have to make
 The library matter has been held up during the absence of Mir Gilbert. who Who has been in Washingt )n attending q meeting of the American Society of Architects, and tho committee has been awaiting his return before doing any thing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London, Dec 22 Arrived: Tng Sea King, with ono barge west
 Sailed Tugs Gertrude, with three harRcs bound east, Coastwlse, with four bargcs bound west Sarah F. McWil- Hams With four barges bound west Battier, with lvo hargos bound west Minnie, with four barges bound vest John Scnily With two barges bound west Frederick F. Ives and Resoluta with fourteen barges bound west.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Services at Grace F. E church on Christmas day will be as follows Holy communion at 7:3O a. m, morn ing prayer, communion and sermon at gG40 o'clock. Full choir will furn- isn the musical program. The offer ing will be for use in the parish,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

John T. Ililhouse. the well known druggist at Grand avenue and East Pearl street, has been ill several days at his home in Grand avenue but was able to go to his store for short time, yesterday Mir Hiuhouse has been quite ill from the effects of shock. His many friends will hope for his complete recovery soon Yesterday Druggist lIillhousr received a hand some gift from his brother, James Hllhouse, a well-known law station CT q copy of Queen Alexandra s Christmas gift book The book cons tains several hundred pictures from the queens camera and has been put on the market by her publishers. II is beautifully bound and fig a very handsome gift. Mr. Hllhouse's place of business is near the houses of parliament in London and he does a considerable work for parliament Mir. Hnlhouse also received long letter from his brother tho first in ten years. The brother in London was also i'll, having been disabled by fracturing his log in consequence of fall from a bicycle. Another brother, Prof, Wll- Ham Hillhouse of Birmingham uni- yersity has also been i'll of late. He has been many years connected With the university and Is talking of re- signing ere long. It seems a little sin gular that the three Hillhouse broth CTS should have been laid by from illness at the same time The Fair Haven brother was very glad to re- coive tho long letter and the Christi mas remembrance from his London relative
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
PERAMBrrLAToRs.

Nothing like nice new carriage for dolly but, my what long name, Yes. and the cart is long, too, so that a big doll can lie down without breaking her back Twenty per cent. discount. too on the Perambulator and more than that on the doll
 BROWN & DURHAM
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

The New Haven schooner James Davidson, Captain Gilmore, from Windsor, Nova Scotia, lies aground in the river off the wharf of the Con- necticut Adamant company in Front street, The schooner came in last Friday and was unable to make tho dock and the tides have not been high enough since to float the craft and her cargo of 675 tons Of plaster. It was expected last evening the schoon- or would float during the night and berth at the wharf Captain Gilmore left here nine weeks ago yesterday and has had q long voyage. After loading cargo, the schooner sailed down the coast, but owing to fog, head winds or gales, the craft put into sey- eral harbors in the Bay of Fundy and later anchored several days at Port land and at Marthas Vineyard The captain reports some severe gales but he is a careful navigator and brought the schooner through without damage,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

MT and Mrs. w. G Curtis and daughter Ruth of S6a Quinnpiac avenue will spend Christmas with friends in Poughkeepslc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

This evening at 7;3O the annual Christmas entertainment for the Sun day school will be held in Grand Avenue Congregational church There will be presentation of the cantata, ''Watchlng for Santa Claus. music by
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Tho exercises in tho Morris Cove school will be held at 2:30 D. m. with program as follows: Mother Goose's Visit to Santa Claus Mother Goose Alberta Crampton Little Bird that Tells Mnida Wright Boy Blue Herbert Shepherd. Six Jolly BcEgars Dr Poster William Lev Old Woman in Shoe Florence Boyer. old King Cole and Flddlers Walter
 Bristol, Bo Peep Marjorie Schneider, Peter Pumpkin Eater Emerson Nun
 son.
 Jack sprat-Harry Bristol. Nanny Ftticoat-D Dorothy Norris Eight Brownie Wood Choppers Eight Snow Fairies Blackbirds Eight Dolls Chorus of twenty five. representing
 different Mother Goose characters
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Miss Bertha Niles, daughter of At- torney and Mrs, w. ?. Niles, is home from Smith college for the holidays
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
$ssM Marine Record. <GHs
FORT OF NBw HAVEN.

"'fF VT -''''' TT ' ''I'' Arrived rue James McWlliams with nine barEes from New York, tug Xuavp. light from New York
 Sailed Tug James MeWilliams. with four barges for New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Miss Emma Ellcnbcrger, q clerk in the treasury department al Washing ton, is expected home to-day for n holiday visit 10 her mother. Mrs. FL lenberger of QuinnipIac avenue
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Mrs Watson r Wright of Newark sisittng her parents, Mir and Mrs. Miles r. Tuttle of Front street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

an orchestra, Christmas songs and the distribution of gifts,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Elmore $. Wade of Welcome street has gone to Boston to visit his son, over Christmas
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

the treasury department at Washing ton, is expected home to-day for n holiday visit 10 her mother. Mrs FL lenberger of QuinnipIac avenue,
 Elmore & Wade of Welcome street has gone to Boston to visit his son, over Christmas
 Mir and Mrs Peter Gibbons. ir., arc receiving congratulations at their home, S5S Ferry street. over the birth of daughter
 Business was rushing at station A Yesterday, and the people in this part Of tho city got several hundred gifts startel for their destination. The carriers were assIGtcd In tho deliver ies by Substitute Carrier John II. l Farrell.
 Miss Ida Munson of Front street is visiting in Providence.
 A large dwelling house in Fairmont | "NfH"'' "pp'Sll' lllF entrance 10 the wire mill, has been purchased by Ed ward Lee, one of the employees of the mill,
 There will he a regular meeting of Pulaski chapter al Masonic hall this evening
 Walter Ames of New York is at his home in Clinton avenue for the holl- | days.
 Mrs Watson r Wright of Newark sisting her parents MT. and Mrs I Miles F Tuttle of Front v+roa,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
New York New Hap pen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
OCTOBER. 28. 1908,

OCTOBER 20. 1908.
 For New forI-.4:l5, ,4:ib, x5:5s, 'S:O0. xS:l0, "9:35. +l1:3o a. m., si2:03, slIl:lS, '1;23, '2:0I, |3:51, +lI4:1S, .6:0l, '6;03, "6:4O, t7;0S, +7:50, +lSJS, -s:0l, ?. m. Sundays-'4:15, 'f:45, x7:52, 1885, a. m x12;00, 'l:55, '2:0l, -s:51. '6:Ol, x61o, '6:4o,t '7o3, s7:5O, 's:0l. D. m.
 For Washington via Harlem River--- '1;O0 D. rn., '12;00, night, daily.
 For Boston via Htfd. and wIIfi.-- 'lO;03 a. m, *4:03 D. m.
 For Boston Win Providence-'2:2O. '2i5l, 7f. FII11:42, a. m, '12:05, 'l2:42, s2;5S. ago, '4:55, 'D6:42, '7:O5 p. m. Sun-'2:2O, t2:51. a. m., '12:o5, '2:5S. S4:b5. s7:05 ?. m.
 Ftv Boston via SpringfeId-'I:l0, -11:l5 a. nl., +1:47, '544 D. m. Sum- "1:I0 a. m. '1.47. s5:44 D. m.
 For Hartford, Springfeld--x4:o0, 7:4S. a. n.. xl:Oo, x5:oo, xS:10 p. m. sun.-- x9;05, a, m; xS:10, x9:20 p. m.
 For WiiIimnntic--7:35 q. m.. 12:5s, 6;l7 D m. Sun.--7:20 ?, m.
 For shelburne FnIIs--7:44 a. m,, tA:2) (to New Hartford), 4:o1, e;o0 p. n. tto Wes:ield)
 For Winsted-6:4s, (via Naugotuck Junc,). 9;32 a. m., 2:S5, 5;45, TAO D m. Sun,-S:25 a. m. 6;4b ?. m
 For Pittsheid, Etc.--a5:56, 9.32, q. m, a:l5 D. m. Sun.--a7:52 a. m.
 For LitchfcId--332 a. m, AIS D. m. Sun.--a752 a. m.
 Via Bridgeport. Parlor car limited. Express trains. Local express.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Francis Scott. Panists Glenna Duncklee, May Hurl. burt, Jane Hill
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Walter Ames of New York is at his home in Clinton avenue for the holi- days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
QUEEN s GIFT BOOK
Interesting Volume Received by Druggist Hillhouse from His
 Brother in London.
FINE CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
Interesting Program to Be Given al Strong and Morris Cove
 Schools.

There will be Christmas cxerciscs in most of the schools on Thursday At strong school, Che exercises will be held in Room 10 at 10 a, m, with pro- gram as follows:
 Song The Christmas Story '"",."
 Room l0 Recitatlon- Uncle skinant's Christi mas Gift a,,,,.,..,,,..,,,.,....
 Ethewynne Allen, selectou-"W When Good Old Kris Comes Round" .,,..,.,,.,.,,.,..
 Boys Glec club Recitation santa Claus and the owl"
 Fannie Shallhorn, Solo-"At tho Manager" r",,,,.,...."..,,
 Glenna Duncklce Play Watching for santa Clause" Mir. Lorimor Hammond Mrs Bolton. Charlotte Free Fred Rolton,r.,"W WInfrod Chlttcndon santa Claus Charles Adams Mary s.,..,,,......,,",,, Magic CoHey Kate ....,.....,..,...,..,.,, Flora Hugo Bess .,.,.,....,..,..F Florence Monahan Nan. a cousin,,.,,,,,,.Lulu Loveday Song Sweet Bells" s"..,,..,,,,....,,..
 Room l9, Christmas selections. s....,..,.,...,.....
 James Ken, May Griffin,
 Ernest Carroi Selection 70 I Hear tho Glad Song"
 Bessie Bruat
 Chorus Annie MadiEan, Agnes Mariman. Bessie Howard. Bertha Benton, Katheryn Graham, Marga ret Reynolds Jennie Davis Evelyn | Hothcrington
 | Recitation "Tho Very Rest Kind of | a Christmas Tree" .,....+.,,...,,....
 Vera Hemingway. Song 70 Happy Bells Of Christmas
 Room l9 | C'antata "A Christmas For santa l Santa George Nv,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

There will he a regular meeting of Pulaski chapter at Masonic hall this evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Mir. and Mrs Peter Gibbons. ir, arc receiving congratulations at their home. S5S Ferry street over the birth of Q daughter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

BROWN & DURHAM,
The state herald., 1908-10-09

l.. Leblanc, the republican candidate
for county treasurer, has had expert
snce in the service of the county as al
official as he was deputy clerk for on,
term under S.W Beggs and in that ca
pacity gave the best of satisfaction t,
all who had business with that office
Since that time, with the exception o
few years while in business in Ne
braska, he has constantly been befor.
the public as one of the leading bust
ness men of Holyoke in which he has
shown himself to be a careful and cor
sarvative business man, courteous an,
fair in his dealings with all. His bus
mess experience has well fitted him fo'
the duties Of county treasurer and tn
voters will make no mistake by entrust
iug him with that office for the mex
two years.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
W. c. T. u. ITEMS.

The regular meeting of the w. Z. l.
U. will be at the home Of our president
Mrs. Leon Kepler, Friday afternoon
Oct. l6, at 8 o'clock There will be
special service of prayer conducted by
our evangelistic superintendent, Mrs.
Thompson. Officers will meet an hour
earlier to appoint snperintendents for
the coming years work. Everybody
cordially invited to attend the prayer
service.
The time is drawing near for our ma
tional convention and it is hoped sever
al will attend from cur union. More
interest in the temperance cause will
be aroused if we are present to hear
the national leaders tell Of their meth
DDS of work and their many victories
accomplished during the past year.
Dates for the State and national con-
ventions at Denver are from the 20, to
28, of this month. Excursion rates one
and one-third fare beginning the 18th
good till the 81.
The greatest prohibition parade Chi
cago ever witne ssed, occurred, Sept. 26,
when over 100000 people watched a
parade of the temperance people to the
number of l6, 720. 1t took hours ard
IL minutes to pass a given point and
was 2 l-s miles in length. There were
81 decorated floats and 81 orgal izations
represented. The largest representa-
ton of any one organization was that
of the Wet. u.
ALICE JEWELL. Press Supt.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Miss Celeste Donnelly, republican
candidate for county superintendent OF
schools will very likely not be able to
make very thorough canvass of the
county as she is teaching in the Hol-
yoke school and her work in the school
room does not permit of her calling or
the voters. However she is well and
favorably known to the voters of the
county as very successful teacher ar q
a young lady who is in every way wei
qualified for the important Office fol
which she is candidate. They viii
make no mistake bv intrusting the in
terests of the schools of the county t,
her care and directions for the next tw,
years.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

j. A. Berg. the republican candidat
for assessor. has had business and of
icial experience that has given him ;
preparation for the satisfactory per
formance of the duties of assessor tina
out comparatively few candidates 70
hat office are permitted to enjoy. II
has for years been engaged in farmin,
and the extensive handling of stock an
n addition to the experience in placing
'ilues on property that this business
gave him, he has had four years expe
.ience on the county board of tax equal
Ization which has gwen him AN init
nate acquaintance with the propert,
n the county. In selecting an assesso
the tax payers want man who know
the correct value Of property and the,
sill make no mistake in trusting Mr.
Berg with the office.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Charley Johnson, tie republican cam
ddate for sheriff, may be said to be a
Phillips county man. He came to this
county when a boy and grew to man
hood among our people and is well
known throughout the county Part
of the time he has been engaged in bus
iness and his uniformly courteous treat
ment of all who had business with him
made him many friends. All who know
him. know that he is well qualified for
the duties of sheriff. He would giva
good satisfaction in that office and the
voters will run no risk in giving hin
the office
The state herald., 1908-10-09
Public Sale.

Mrs. r. NJ. Hargreaves will on Thurs
day afternoon, Oct. %, at her home i
mile west of Holyoke sell at public sale
5 head of cows, A yearlings, horses, /
wagon, 9 sets double harness, set SIN
gle harness, riding plow, harrow, walk
ing lister, riding cultivator, breaking
plow, 40 acres corn in shock and hay
in stack. Eight months time on all
sums over $40.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

! The voters of Colorado were never
presented with cleaner and ADLER tick
ct than the republican party has put up
this year for their voters. 1t is win
,ner too.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

c. A. Guernsey needs no introduction
. the people of the county, as candi-
late for county surveyor. The people
know what Art has done in this line OF
work and what h. has done he can dc
again. lis work has been eminently
satisfactory. This has come to be u
very important office as land values
have so rapidly advanced and the lane
owners want a man in that office who
has shown by his record that he fully
his business and c. A.
Guern e. is such man.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

For county clerk the republicans have
named Scott Evans, one of the earliest
settlers in this county, man who has
shared in all of the experience of the
past years of our county, and man
who has always been staunch and
loyal republican. For time in tn,
early days in addition to his farming he
was one of the school teachers of the
county. He is well qualified for the du-
ties of this office and is courteous and
accommodating in all of his business
relations with his fellowmen. You
will make no mistake in placing Scott
Evans in the clerks office.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

You will find on another page of the
HERALD three proposed amendments to
the constitution of Colorado on which
you will be called to vote at the coming
election. Read them over carefully so
that you may be prepared to vote on
these questions on election day.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
Speaking at Haytun.

Hon. Robert W. Bonynge, congress
man for this district will speak at Hax-
tun Wednesday afternoon Oct. a. If
you wish to hear an able speech, do
not fail to be in Haxtun on that date.
The state herald., 1908-10-09


The office Of county Judge Is ver,
trying position for any man and no mar
can hold the office for any length OF
time without being subjected to eriti.
eism by dissatisfied attorneys and Hi.
sants. In the trial Of an action In court
both sides cannot win out. Freq iontl,
each litigant and his attorneys go into
he case confident Of winning and
the result Is that the defeated litigan,
and his attorneys leave the court room
TO pass severe criticism upon the Judge.
So when Il comes to II campaign for the
reelection Of Judge. II Is frequently
the case that these tiles are very anS.
iops To get even with the Judge by talk.
ing against him Ms a candidate for rc.
election. Judge Holland mas been Judge
of our county court for four years and
40 fas In this campaign We have heard
no criticisms upon his official actions
even from unsuccessful litigan,s In his
court. This fact certainly speaks vol.
umeH In his favor Ms candidate for
reelection TO that impor,an, Office.
His record as M official IL good and
knowing that he has given good satia.
faction In the office. voters will have
no hssitaney In en,ruHling him with ths
office for another term.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.. Hotelling of Te-
cumseh, Neb., who had been in Holyoke
for the past month left Monday for
their home. They expect to return to
iiolyoke in the spring to make their
home
The state herald., 1908-10-09
Republican Rally,

+, There will be republican rally at
Holyoke on Tuesday evening Oct. 13.
I Two able speakers will be present to
discuss the political issues of the day.
Come out and hear some good speak
inp.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

George Clark left last Saturday for
Gravity, Ia, to make short visit and
return with Mrs. Clark and little dau-
ghter who have been visiting there.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
To the Sears Hotel Oct. $40, 1903,
where DR.. Sapero, the well-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of Den
yer, will examine their eyes and yours
free. Come early.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
To the West

Attractive low excursion rates
to the Pacific Coast, Yellow.
stone Park, Utah. Colorado, Big
Horn Mountains and the Black
Hills.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. s. Smith of West Yer
non, la, visited a few days last week
with Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. E. X.
Lewis of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
FOR SALE.

One fourth of block in Holyoke
upon which is good seven room house
and other improvements. Inquire OF
G. A. Spence.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

C. G. Cramer who has been down
with the fever for the past week is re-
ported better. The condition of all the
fever patients in town, so far as heard
from, is improving.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Mrs. George Huff and son, Clyde,
who had been visiting Mrs. Jennie
nauk. left for home this morning.