Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-29
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participate in final Judgment.
SILVERTON. Oct. 26.-In response
to an order issued by Judge Charles A.
Pike Saturday evening the county
clerk of San Juan county appeared BE-
fore Judge Pike this morning to show
cause why he should not place the
Socialist ticket on the official ballot,
in response to an action brought By
Mr.. Smith. Socialist candidate for rep
resentative from San Juan county.
The petition alleged that Charles r.
Waters. who was the secretary Of the
party, failed to perform his duties Of
calling convention because the said
Waters went into the Democratic pri-
maries and received the nomination
for clerk. and thereby sought to wreck
the Socialist party: that a Socialist
convention was called Just as quickly
as possible and ticket nominated
which the county clerk refused to file
After listening to the evidence on
both sides this morning Judge Pike
ordered the county clerk to place the
Socialist ticket on the official bal
lot This means three tickets In San
Juan county.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Today's po-
litical program Is one OF intense &C
| tivity throughout New York city and
state. Both presidential candidates
were hurrying from point to point II
the city and nearby towns.
Mr.. Taft started for outlying sub
urbs early In the day. going first to
Yonkers. and then to series Of cities
and towns along tho Hudson a far
as Troy.
| Mr.. Bryan devoted himself to great.
er New York. beginning at a. m. In
City Hall park. then after a few hours
sleep, and addressing broadway
meeting. then going to Brooklyn and
Long Island later crossing into New
Jersey.
Both gubernatorial candidates are
also devoting their attention to New
York city.
DENVER. Colo, Oct. 27.-The su.
preme court has knocked the fake
tickets off the official ballot.
That is what their decision Of Mon
day means.
The law requires plainly In the case
OF tickets nominated by petition, that
the candidates nominated must accept
In order to have the names put ON
the official ballot. None Of the can.
didates for presidential electors. for
congress- or for the state officers, ac-
cepted the nominations on the social
ed "Business' or "Anti-Quggenheim
tickets. Therefore the secretary of
state declined to certify them out to
the county clerks ON the official ballot.
The supreme court has upheld him
In this decision.
| It is common sense as well a. good
law that no one named as q candidate
OF ticket against his win. 80 much
for the law and the common sense Of
1t. As a matter OF fact, the nomina-
tion OF these fake tickets was simply
a scheme on the part Of the Denver
utility corporations to split the Re-
publican party In Denver and elect
Democrats to the Legislature who
would vote for their chief attorney.
Charles J. Hughes. Jr.. for senator.
The cost OF this light has been paid
solely from the Hughes campaign fund.
| CHICAGO, Oct. PA stunning
blow was deliyed the white slave traf-
hc in Chicago yesterday BY the fed
eral government when Judge Bethea
imposed a fine of $500 on Joseph
| Ochsner. and sentenced him to serve
two years in the government peni-
tentiery at Fort Levenworth. Ochsner
was found guilty on the charge Of har-
boring Marie Schuleraft, an alien won.
an, for immoral purposes. District At
torney Harry asked the court to In
flict the extreme penalty upon ochs-
ner, of imprisonment and = flns Of
5000.
OMAHA. Oct. 27.-Rock Island pas
senger train No. 8 from Denver was
derailed last night as It was entering
the city by a broken switch bar. which
caused the engine to take one track
while the rest Of the train. took an
other. No one was injured. but pas
sengers were shaken up badly and
frightened.
YERKA, Cal, Oct 27.-Denny Ha-
eel, who was to have been sentenced
Thursday for the murder Of Joseph
Silva, last night effected his escape
from the county Jail. leaving the taller.
E. c. Dudley. locked In his cell. For
half an hour Dudley attempted to
make known his predicament and in
the meantime the convicted murderer
was fast making his way into ths
hills. Hazel was standing behind his
cell door when Dudley led q squad
of TRUSTEES into the cell As the jailer
stepped In Hazel stepped out and
) turned the key In the lock. A posse
OF twenty are in pursuit Of the fusi
tive.
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