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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
(. PRESIDENT "A 5MoToRlsT
Takes to Automobiles Despite His
Acknowledged E'Onhncsa for Horses.

- "NSStl5 w !NUNOInODlISS DeHpuC ttlIS
Acknowledged E'Onhness for Horses.
OYSTER BAY. Ny, July .6.---Agaln
this morning President Roosevelt made
use OF an automobile in preference to
his fine horse In going from Sagamore
Fill down to the Christ Episcopal
Church In the village. It Is reported
that lie has said that he did not care
to use an olltomoble so long as there
We're good horses to be had, but i
would seem that he Is beginning to
take a fancy to riding in one or the
other OF the big touring cars stationed
here for the use OF the secret service
men, for on number Of occasions re-
Gently he has made use of them. To-
day was the second Sunday he has
come to church In one of the big
cars.
President Roosevelts secretary, Will
liam Loeb. Jr. Is furnishing UP his
rifles and other firearms, and over
hauling his fishing tackle. preparatory
to taking his summer vacation and
enjoy rela axation from the arduous du-
ties OF the important ppst lie occupies.
Mr.. Loeb will leave next Friday for
months recreation and sport IN the
woods.
The Presidents interest in the VIC
tories OF the American athletes at Lon
don in the olympic games is great, and
1t is not improbable that lie Will take
some part IN the, proposed RECEIPT Ion to
the athletes on ,heir return from Eng
I a ND f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
RESTRAIN RAILROADS
Georgia Shippers Secure Injunction te
Prohibit Roads From Raising Rates

MOUNT AIRY, GA, July ss.-on ap.
pIIcation OF the Macon Grocery Com.
pany and other merchants and mercan-
tile corporations OF the State. Judge
Speer. OF the United States court, yes
terday granted a preliminary in1unc-
ton restraining the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company. the Louisville
and Nashville, the Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and ST. Louis. the Cincinnati
New Orleans and Texas Pacific and the
Southern Railway Companies from pur-
ting into effect the increased rates on
shipments OF staple products from
Western to Southern points. which the
railroads have given notice to the
Interstate Commerce Commission will
take effect on August 1st.
Judge Speer will hear arguments on
the agreement on July osth at Mount
Airy The agreement. If carried into
effect, the petition alleges, will cost
shippers and purchasers OF Georgia
from 100000 to s1.o0o.ooo annually,
Although a preliminary injunction
was granted. the defendant carrier.
VIII be given hearing several days
before the rates are to take effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
COMBINE VI! / I! +: AGAINST EN- GLAND ,I|l {,
Suggestion of nm Alliance To Fight New
and Unjust Patent Inv
Especial Cable to The Time -Disnatcb
% -RERI.IN Z. IIlN. % ..-.A s.I -.

W.!
Especial Gable to The Times DISPATCH i 4 Z
BERLIN, July 26-A Gern1a n > Amer
fican anti-English patent alliance viii
apparently be the outcome or hard !
ships which Germany and America
claim are inflicted upon them by tia
new English patent law. which goes
/ into force August 2Sth. This law COM
/. pels the exploitation of patents taken
in Dngland:5in other words a patented
article IN ngland must be manufac-
tured in that country.
The German Industrial Union, which
recently presented a petition to the
slmperial Chancellor, asking that diplo-5
matio measures be taken to secure a
mobilization Of the law, has received
Inquiries from an influential American
hrm. asking whether German manufac-
5turers are prepared to Join forces will,
their American colleagues In retail
statory patent cahpaig against Eng-
land. The German industrial 8Unionsis
not ayerse TO this suggestion, since It
Is realized that q war al renrlsal ! ii sug-
! Eested by Germany a lone, would stand
. small chance of being effective, be-r
i cause the number of German patents
4 reg lstered in En land far kXceeds the
number of English patents reg istered
4 here. The rel lentless eanoelliDg OF iun-
exploited English patent IS In Gernany
|, and America 8 simult tame eouslyy swopld y 4
J, IS felt. & prove q mo ore satl lequate Wea pon
(AERinst the I'm lish ayy, 81 sss ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
CHEER SULTAN

People Praise Him for GiyinE = 5Tl,er :,
What What He He Was Forced to C i've
GoN'sTANTINoPLE. u lily o6.-Sunday
was given up to patriotic demonstra-
tions and speeches in the general res
constitution by tile sultan. All the
steamers on the Boshhorus were gaily.
decorated with flags9and 10000 people,!
who marched In procession to the VII
dez Kiosk, cheered the Sultan con-
stinually. s fi
The The evening papers publish an i'm
Hperial rescript pointing out that owing
to the previous condition OF the co,ln-
tryltr was Impossible to apply a con-
stitution. but now the time had ar-
rived to grant it to the people. The
hope was express sed IN the rescript that
the people would co-operate withstlle
Parliament and the Sultan The tre-ss,
script concludes with the Imperial
thanks for the popular manifeS tatlOn5,G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
CAMPBELL WINS
Receives $4,000 More Votes for Gov Cow
crnor Thnn Williams.

Receive. $4,000 More Votes for Gov
crnor Thnn Williams.
DALLAS, TEXAS, July 26-To-
nights returns from the Demo cfatlc
nrimary election held yesterday ac-
counts for less than half OF the vote
polled, and make little change from
the returns received last night. Gov
ernor campbell's majority over Wil- va
liams apparently will3be in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000. ATTORNEY -Gtneral
Davidson has a lead Of $500 over
wynne. but 1T will take fuller returns
to determine the result.
The Statewide prohibition has
very narrow lead. What the result Is
upon that proposition is not yet appa-
rent. While Williams has received
about 1850 votes for GOVERNOR It
seems that he has carried only three
counties-Hopkins. where he resides;
Raines, an adjoining county, and Dali
las. the most populous county in the
State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
SOCIALISTS ON ROOSEVELT.
Says Pre.ident Does Not undcr.tan
party He Talks So Much About.

Says President Does Not Undcrstand
Party He Talks So Much About.
4 STAMFORD. CONN, July 2s.-Rob-
ert Hunter, millionaire Socialist and
likely candidate for Congress on the
Socialist ticket in New York. poked
fun at President Roosevelt In a speech
here last night.
.Niy observations lead me to believe
that Mr.. Roosevelt does not know the
he said; The has acauired
a lot of Ina gina tive. fabulous lore that
does not tally with the facts. What
he says Of Socialists partakes Of the
nature OF pipe dreams. The animal is
not 80 monstrous as he thinks. nor
so murderous, nor SO inhuman, nor so
stupid, The unheard OF doctrines
which he thinks 1t advocates 1t does
not advocate. He is wrong, and II Mr..
Roosevelt does not watch out he may
yet earn the opprobrious title OF $50
4cfalish faker."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
In Same Hotel and Neigh.
boring Room, but Doesn't
Pay Respects.
POLITICAL. ENEMY
PAYS FRIENDLY VISIT
Hitchcock, Chairman Of Republi
can National Committee, Shakes
the Hand Of the Nebraskan.
Lincoln People Wrought
Up@Over Taft Banner i'll
Democratic Stronghold.

HICAGO, ILL. july 26.-Willian
j. Bryan spent the greater part
Of to-day quietly in his rooms
In the Auditorium Annex
~ where throughout the day he
received number. of visitors, CHIEF
among whom was Frank H. Hitchcock
chairman OF the Republican National
Committee, who called to pay his re.
spects to the Democratic leader. The
two men spent some time In con.
versation. which was apparently en-.
joyed by both. Politics was not men.
toned.
In the morning Mr.. Bryan attended
services at the First Presbyterian
Church, where he listened to sermon
on Civic Duty by Rev. John A., Nor.
rison.
Returning to the hotel. he met the
members Of the subcommittee OF the
Democratic National Committee. Plans
for the coming campaign were dis
cussed
MIR. Bryan tonight announced that
on some day next week he would name
the dates OF his public addresses during
the next two months. He left at 1880
o'clock tonight for Omaha, where to-
morrow he will be the guest Of the
Aksarben Club at banquet
Although William r. Hearst. Of New.
York, arrived during the day and his
room In the hotel was not far from
that Of Mr. Bryan, they did not meet,
and no messages We're exchanged.
It was announced to-day that John
r. Burton. of New York. will act as
assistant secretary Of the Democratic
Committee. Willis ]. Abbott
was appointed head OF press burea,,
that will work In connection with the
advisory bureau. which is under the
direction OF Henry Watterson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
NOT TAFT BANNER
Democrats Making Effort to Get I,
Down on Day OF Bryan NotIfic.tto,

DSIuUcFNtA Slhkln eff Effort to Get II
Down on Day OF Bryan Notification,
VI LINCOLN. NEB.. July 2e.-Lincoln
democrats will make an effort to have
the TAFT banner, which Is hung over
the Main Street. taken down on the
day that Bryan is formally advised OF
ms nomination. The banner, which
proclaims that Taft will carry No.
praska. has been an eyesore to local
democrats since 1t was hung. A week
after II was placed the banner Was
burned and partly destroyed. II has
since been rehung. s3. -
To- day it developed that a deter
mined min attempt viii be made to l,ave
me emblem removed on the date ~
btry ans notification, as many Demo.
era Gratis IS Will be In the city, and municina I
tac.. the Democrats say. requires that
visitors 5t's be not required to look Al ne
banner. 'ooA the
Extensive preparations are maxine
a q, ,Llncoin. LIN for Bryan's notification son
nus r,,t. ust l3th. In the hands of a COM
.m,t.ee selected by Mr.. Bryan the wnrL
way. 20 fl Meii uhoer
The speeches are to be made fron, ,
~, plattorm on the state Capitol grounds
ana VIII startaat 2 o'clock. After tha
sho.iIlcatton Is completed. marching
y tciuos IRON towns in the State will form
a 9. parade through the business part a.,
the city The spectators will then "a ,ra
cars to "F'atrview.'' where a reception
VIII be held on the Bryan lawn. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
.G0THAM,s PLAG UE Of FLEAs

Little Biters Third on List OF Recent
a5 Pests, M
f NEW YORK, July 26.-The moth In
vastons Of the city, followed blythe mos
quito Visitation. Is followed by a p que
OF fleas, which, coming nlysteriously
into life and action, are driving resi-
dents OF the upper West Side nearly to
desperation.
& The moth. aside from his leaf eating
propensltles. ddGnot work personal dis
comfort, and the mosquito was busy
chiefly at night. The flea. however,
never ceases his activity, and this par
ticular warrior evidently arrived with
an empty comnissarlat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
MOTOR CAR TRAGEDY
Two Men Pinned Under Machine Ar,
sali5 Burned tn Den II, ll4lYal.aI

FlAAIT1'TsBuRG. AI'1 T., July a6,--J. r.
E sSi3odge, q Made Massachusetts,. and
We're killed in q shocking nutomobile
accident six miles west OF Port Henry
last night. B. E.sTitus. OF Syracuse.
who also was in the car, was thrown
IN the bed OF a creek and csca ped In
Jury The men, who had been to Port
Henry for provisions were returning
to their summer camp. Mr.. Dodge the
owner of the car, was driving. and III
some unaccountable ma nner lost con-
troll OF the machine. The car dashed
into brook, and turning turtle. pinned
Dodge and Reed underneath TIL. Instantly
there was an explosion, 1 and the car
took fire. burning the victims beyond
.recoEnitIon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
ABRUzzI WEDDING PLANS
Cisternn Palace Prepared for senate
and Mrs. Elkins. :

"A.'. AZ = % 20 - - -
LONDON. July 2s.-The Globes cor
respondent at Rome says that the
Count of Turin. brother Of the Duke
OF the Abruzzi, Is experimenting the
restoration and redecoration of the
Cisterna Palace at Turin.
The first story has been trans
formed at a cost OF more than $4,000.
and special apartments have been pre-
pared for the use OF Senator and Mrs.
Elkins during their stay on the occa-
sion Of the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Katherine to the Duke of the
Abruzzi
It Is said the witnesses to the mar
rtage on behalf of the duke will be
his brother, the Duke of Genoa, and
Prince Victor Napoleon Bonaparte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
New. OF the Fleet.

n II ZION NoLULU, !, July 26,-Wireless mes
.sages received here gave the position
OF the American fleet at s o'clock to-
might as latitude degrees 32 minutes
north, longitude l83 degrees west n
distance of 775 miles from Honolulu.
The weather was reported fair and
warm, with a moderate sea- The Min
nesota, which at that hour was 400
miles astern OF the fleet, was making
fourteen knots, and was expected to
rejoin the fleet Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
KISS MAY c osTl HIM 81, 900
Produce Dealer is Sued for Osculatory
Theft by Angry MatrOu. ts

Inett ny Angry MatrOn. 5s
s.H PHILADELPHIA -A1[ July 2e.-Plactng g
kiss Of the Nethersole variety, Mrs.
Evaline Slack filed a suit for damages
An Common Plkas Court yesterday
against Joseph 3, Bowen. a produce
dealer. vi HON she charged attacked
her on the street on May asd last, 8.
Morris Vain, counsel for the woma n,
800. s Il @ 55 273
Few details OF the simpassionedo scu-
Slatory encounter we're given by Mrs.
Slack in8$her statement, She merely
declared that while walking In front
OF Bowen place OF usiness. No, 5s0e
North Water str eet,,S ha ''sud I'd nly. un-
with great force an d violence and kiss
ed herSin the presence OIL &c nuns
berE t3people ,''ls I'm 9ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Bah Y rs PRIZE IN RAFFLEE t |, E
iThcutre NIannEcr Offers Child to the
Holder OF Lncky Ticket.

Theatre Manager Offers Child 70 8thes
Holder OF Lucky Ticket.
y LEXINGTON, KY, July 26.-The
ttownsof Parts Kya is decorated With
fgayly-colored handbills bearing the
legends ''Thursday's the day they give
babies away. ana Come. Ia Ike q. chance
on our baby. Tho circulars go on to-
explain that the manager OF local
theatre will give a rattle ticket free
with each admission, and that the pose
session ct the lucky number, to be
chosen next Thursday, Will receive Il NJ
real, live baby. together With a COM
plete equipment of clothing, carriage 3
and milk bottle.
The mother OF the child. u viii lehS$SfWlll Ia
he placed on exhibition in the window
OF "a store. has signed q contract with
the thea tire MAJ ger to hand over the 4
child 70 the holdeF Of u the winning
number. n Mi W S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Presidents Letter.

MY Dear Mr.. ISL am In res
ceipt OF your letter inclosing no.
tice of my election as first honor-
ary president of the Peace League,
and gladly accept; for I most enl-
phatically believe that the whole
to what you call your practical
Program for Peace; that is. to
the doctrine that We should provide q,
adequate armament to protect us
all against aggression, and at the
same time strive for the effective
arbitration of any and all disputes
that may arise between us and
foreign powers. where 1t Is pos
sible to submit to arbitration.
IN other words, cordially SYM
pathize with your announced pur-
pose to secure present protection
for the nation. and at the same
time make as rapid progress as
possible toward permanent world
peace. AS YOU we'll say. we should;
have an unquestionably superior
power in our own possession and
in the waters adjacent thereto in
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans;
and we should also do every thing
possible to secure agreements with
all governments to respect each
others territory and sovereignty
and to arbitrate all other ques tions.
81 should be delighted to 2safe e
Senator McCreary president Of tis-
league, II you do not feel you can
continue In that Office. IS
Sincerely yours,
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT NE
Senator James B. AfcCreary. Of Ken
lucky, is the active president OF tho
league.
Commenting upon the Presidents
letter, Senator McCreary said to-day:
TO Meet in Gre eensboro.
THE Importance of the Presidents
action in unqualifiedly associatinE
himself with tho peace league and
of his act. however, de-
pends upon viewing it in the light of
the fact that the Anglo French form
for arbitration treaties, which has been
the most popular in Europe hereto
fore, reserves, among other things, all
questions affecting the vital interests
of the contracting powers sy.
THE President has now thrownSlfis8
Influence on the side of those Ameri-
cans who demand that all govern-
ments expressly recognize and agree
to respect the moral rig hts OF nations
that is, their territory and Sovereignty
-and at the same time provide for the
arbitration Of all other questions upon;
this guarantee as safe foundation
for rinternattonal Justice.
The approaching North Carolina.
Peace Congress will take place at
Greensboro October 11th to 18th, t
which time that city will be celebrat.
ing It's centennial. This VIII be8the
first peace congress in America &
which VIII Oh; the advocates of national arma-
ment and international arbitration3
stand side by side on the same platform
IS mutually helpful eXponents OF the:
Two ti.v 4coerrelatye GO and inseparable agen-
cies if' Tor securing peace and Justice in
The International realm. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
TROOPS DEFEAT
IlEyOLUTIONIsTs AT CHOLUTHCA

4 TEGUclGALPA. HONDURAS. July
26.--Th he 1oyernm troops -day; oc-I
cupled n II az town OF Choluteca, which
some time 20 was ca pt tured by the
revolutionists, Many prisoners have
been taken by the government forces.
Reports from all over the repu bl lieS ms
dicate hat the country Is / not tranquil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
America a Car Wins.

PARIS, July 2 6.-Iti is announced as
practically certain that the American
car In the New York tosParis race.
which arrived a Koni gsberg to-day.
Will be adiudged the winner, owing
to the q non -compli lance OF the Garman
coHlpet! !tors wit certain cnnll tons
,Eoyerniilg S the rae q. n sss sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
rREsIDENT-ELECT OF
BOLIVIA DIES SUDDENLY

LA8PAl, BOLIVIA, July 2G,-t'ernan-
do Guachall, the President-elect OF Bo-
livia, and former minis ter OF this re-
public to the United States, died sud
denly here last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
PROSPEROUS LYNc:HIB,UJRG
Panic and Hard Times Don't Afs..t
5t tt the Hill Civ 17

AJOu'l "A 1fcc1
" the Hill City.
LYNCHBURG. VA, Julv 2s.-rhe
stringent times prevailing since last
II have not diminished the ihco me In
sLynchburg slIc"F'g from licenses for State as
well as city purposes for LynchburR
during the past six months, tor an In.
crease Of about $4o,OOo is shown In
this period. when compared with the
same time iastsyear. . z
The following statement, taken from
the records OF the office OF the com.
mis- ssioner OF the revenue OF the city,
maks splendj showing for the city:
State license first six months i
!. 1905 y. .5...,.t,s 1880 "a
State license first six months
1907 -. .,5..,.1...... a7,a2o3oo
Increase. 1908 5000. "a
City licenses first six months 75si 5
1905 l51,721 90
City licenses first six ~
months 1907 .. 1. !. /. 1855 I'll
Increase, 1903 ...........5... 336,S32 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Three lTrninmen Kllled

FORT SMITH, ARK. July as.--Three
tranment We're killed and three others
injured this afternoon, when a st. Louis
and San FranciFco passenger II train
was derailed, None OF the pas ssengers
was hurt. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
COLLEGE GETS
100000 FROM CARNEGIE

Spec to The Times plspatch.l
2 2LYNCHBuRG, VA, July ss,-After, a
considerable delay. the authorities ! ot
niirg1!nla ~ I1 GhrlstIan Collage have been
,$a0,0 90 subscribed for that college il
in}good form, and that the college shall
draw sight draft upon him for the
!2o,o GOO promtsed vi ON the. securing ot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
M MAY NOT { / WRITE j. s: !, LETTER
Taft Disposed to Let speech nj Tue =
ls lnx A n we 11hx n

8 wv lONVuNeu " i1c157 Speecb n nj Tue o
day Answer for All. @
" speclal | to The Times Dspa tch,1 Il
L 4 CINCINNATI. o, K, JULY 26.-Tatt In.
tends. IL possible, to omit altogether a
letter OF acceptance, allowing hi.
!spesch to be delivered here, on Tues
day to stand !, as his letter, I ( new is
sues spring up ebtween now and Sep
ltember lat Mr. Ia ft8sss will deal with
-.T--I lcontlnued on second PaEel n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Accepts Position asHonorarly1 \
President Of Peace and
Arbitration League.
SENATOR McCREARY
is ACTIVE HEAD
In Letter Mr.. Roosevelt Says
He Stands for adequate ARM
ament TO Protect Us ALL
Against Aggression,
While Striving for Eff
fective Arbitration.
: EW YORK, July 2s.-Presldent
Roosevelt has accented tlla

81 ~ TISNV fOfSF, ~ uIy1 2b.---f'CesIdenE
mi Roosevelt has accepted the
I4A honorary presidency OF ~
II Peace and Arbitration League.
which is the outgrowth OF the
North Carolina Congress-, and which
has as its objective adequate arma-
ment and effective arbitration. Presi-
dent Roosevelt'e letter accepting the
honorary presidency was made public
to-day by Hayne Davis, former prest-s
dent Of the league. It follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Executive Committee.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 26.-Announce-
ment was made tonight by Frank II.
Hitchcock, chairman OF the Republican
National Committee, that the follow
ing men will constitute the executive
committee; Charles E. Brooker, Con-
nectlcut; T. Coleman DuPsIl Dela-
ware; ware; William 2. Borah, Ida. 80; Frank
O.SLowden,$ Illinois,; Charles Negel Mis-
po4rt; Victor Rosewater. sNebraska;4
William L. Ward, New York: \: Edward
Duncan, !, North Carolina, and .lBotse.
sPenrose, Pennsylvania.
Chairman Hitchcock decided to adopt
theaplan OF having the executive COM
lmittee made up solely from the mem-
3bershtp Of the national committee. Be-
fore selecting the men named, Mr.
Hitchcock consulted With the party
leaders throughout ' the country that
being one OF the objects OF fl,ls recent
~ III SS 1871 4is a3g
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3-nlorrow The 8 executive committee
lslet contract fof $40, 100 70 boys dor-
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7lcontinued 9on Second Page,)
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26

during the earlier part of the month. However the contestants are daily do- ing good business. Some of them think that the racing is not so smooth as it was at first. Any one can do work when it is easy, any one can make points in a contest when it is starting The ones that stay right with the work can get some business all the time. and they are the ones that will make it stick in the end They really are the only kind of boys and girls that will amount to anything when they have reached manhood and wo- manhood. Such are the hustlers that are in The Republicans contest. All are made of the mettle that will make strong men and women. This state ment is not made for effect. It is thoroughly known by the many people throughout the valley and other places in Arizona, who have come in contact with these earnest ambitious workers, that they mean business every min ute
 1t is not infrequent that the mem bers of The Republican business and editorial staff, are stopped by some business man or by some resident, and told of incidents, showing that they are greatly interested in and appre- ciate the efforts of the hustlers.