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New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
NEWARK LANDLORDS MARK STRIKERS
Advise Real Estate Owners Tc Be Wary of
Renting to Them.

An advertisement which appeared in a Newark
newspaper Last night indicated that the landlords
of that city going to take drastic steps TO
put an end the rent strike in that city. 1t was
addressed to the real estate owners Of the city,
and said:
Within a few days several hundred tenants VIII
proba bly, be looking for rooms. They Will be the
leaders in the so-called strike, who have been
dispossessed for yment OF rent to their preVi
Gus landlords. These people are not being dispos-
sessed failure pay their rent because of their
inability do so. but because they have combined
together TO forcibly retain the possession OF the
property of their landlords without paying any
rent at all They belong to a lawless element
which is a danger and q menace 10 the property
rights of citizens.
We appeal to all landlords in the city of Newark
to scrutfnze carefully any applicant for rooms, ana
before renting out your rooms don't fail TO ask Tor
a receipt in full to date from the applicants last
landlord,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
CONSENT TO SUBWAY CHANGE.
Property Owners Along Broadway Agree to
Reconstruction at 96th Street.

The reconstruction of tire subway between SoLh
and 103d streets and the elimination or the grace
crossing at the point where the east and west sloe
branches of the underground road separate VIII
soon be under way according to report pre-
sented Yesterday TO the Public Service COMMISSION
by its counsel. George S. Coleman. In his report
Mr. Coleman announced that the consent OF the
ouners of more than half the property along that
section of Broadway had been obtained Inc To-
tai assessed value of the property is &,S02Vo ana
the consents of the owners OF 24ol.ueO- have peeh
received and certified to.
This is the first time in the history of subway
building in this city that it has not been neces-
sary 10 resort to the Appellate Division to obtain
the consent of a sufficient number OF aputuhs
nropertv owners Considerable delay Is thereby
saved in pushing forward the work, for which
$3.50 coo already has been appropriated by the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment and for which
the contract executed on June u last Wheh
the Improvement is effected it is estimated that
II will permit of fully third increase over the
present maximum local service.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
FEW TENANTS EVICTED
Many East Side Landlords and Rent
Strikers Settle Trouble.

The gloom of the rent strikers was turned 10 Joy
Yesterday when the large number or eVlcuohs
threatened by the landlords when they had war
rants issued seemed to dwindle materially 1t was
s;@,,It 70 get roarsbals to handle those that were
;ssned They said they busy with other
things
Many landlords, too, settled with their tenants
rather than pay the cost of their eviction ana
many tenants frightened by the action of the
court agreed to accept smaller reductions than
those first asked for Many cases were COM
promised in this way. In other cases tenants PAID
up the full amount demanded. but there were few
Of these cases, and in most instances II was the
landlords who yielded
One of the houses in which eviction orders were
actually given TO the marshal to be served was
that at No 5l6 to go East 1th street where Abra-
ham Lowenthal, the owner started d small rlol
on Sunday by ordering a socialist red nag ana q
strike sign to be taken down. He picked out nine
ringleaders in the trouble and said they would
have to CO. although he was willing to COM
promise with many of his other tenants Twenty
two other orders were given to marshals for ser
vice. but severa hundred were left uncalled for
at the 18th District Court
Thirty-six settlements were reported at socialist
headquarters, and the leaders of the strike were
i,hilant as this was greatest number of settle
ments in any one day since the beginning OF the
trouble The concessions 1or a tenement in these
cases varied from 50 cents to g.
Many of the rent strikers anticipating the ser
vice of dispossess warrants moved. yesterday.
Some went to the Brownsville section, crossing the
Williamsburg Bridge in a motley stream OF non
descript wagons and trucks, while a similar pro-
cession wended its way uptown, where there are
many empty tenements.
Mrs ]. G. Phelps Stokes. whose name has been
used ever since the trouble began by the strike
leaders was promised as the star attraction at
meeting scheduled for Saturday afternoon 1t
was also said that she Morris Hilquist W. j.
Cihent and ]. 6. Phelps Stokes were preparing
statement to issued to-day. There is to be a
meeting in Lafayette Hall tomorrow night but
there is great silence the subject of outdoor
meetings.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
GETS COMMISSION FROM DENTIST.
Masseuse Sues for Third of Fees Paid DR..
Harlan by Mime. Calve.

Joan Schoen was again victorious yesterday IN
her suit against DR.. Alison w. Harlan. dentist
of No 373 Fifth avenue. to recover one-thlrd OF
the 5000 he received from Nine. Calve for profes-
-, sa-,,caS last snrng. The plaintiff. mas
sousa introduced the singer to the dentist under
an agreement as alleged. that she should receive
onetbird of the money the dentist received for his
work.
Last June the plaintiff got verdict for 1912. with
interest against DR.. Harlan in the l2th Dislrlct
Nuncipai Court The Appellate Term Of the Su-
preme Court set aside the judgment because GER
tain testimony had been excluded Yesterday, In
the 5th District Court. Justice Joseph SAID ne
bowed TO the decision ot the Appellate Term al
though he thought certain letter had been prop
erly excluded.
DR.. Harlan said that as the alleged agreement
was against professional ethics he could not nave
made IL The jury, however. gave the plaintir
a Judgment for s3l2 49, 1t is said the case Will be
appealed again.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
BROKER A SUICIDE.
Charles Wadsuorth Whitney shoots
Himself in His Home.

Oesnondent from nervous prostrauon' Charles
wadsworth Whitney, member OF the plohei"e
firm of H " Whitney & Sons. No 10 6roao stie.'
member of several clubs and an ofncer ol 'ho
-tb Regiment shot and killed himself at MS ioiie'
M o5s West I'D street early yesterday ih''i's'
Frank Whitney an uncle who occupied d looih oii
lower floor heard the report OF the reNoi'ei III
the night but mistook il for the siafnhllis VI q
5oor and nothing was known of the suiclue ulilii
a.20 o'clock when a servant. IN sufliii'Liiis "
Whitney TO breakfast found his BODY on 'he peu
The death of Mr.. Whitney's mother ABOUT I'M &c
months ago greatly heightened the eHect ol his
own nervous condition, and on the adVlce ol MS
nhvsician he had been staying at the sahatoiluiii
~ Dr Cooley in Piainfield, \. J., until TUESDAY
afternoon when he retuEned to his 1ather iioiie'
BEFORE his breakdown he had managed the piai1ii
Office of the Whitney firm, at No SSI Maoison
avenue.
Mr. Whitney had not taken part IN any wan
street specuIatons. and was in no way a loser ol
account of the recent financial depression accoIo
ing TO his brother who also said there was ho
other reason for suicide than his nervous 1lness'
lasting nearly six months. Coroner Acrlteih con-
Cured in this opinion.
Mr. Whitney was thirty-eight years old ana
bachelor He was a member Of the society VI
Colonial Wars the Sons of the Revolution, the
RACQUET and Tennis Club and the ST. NlchoIas C1uS
and graduate of Princeton College
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
GETS $3.50 FOR THUMB OPERATION.
Injured in Hockey Game-Boy Lost First
Joint-Father Disputed Bill.

A iury before Justice Sutherland. in the supreme
Court, yesterday gave a verdict Tor S'0' III t"
of ~ C.erardus II wvnkoop and against John C
Tomlnson a lawyer for medical fees Dr- "yh-
koop performed an operation on Daniel IL IoIn-
Iinson a son of the defendant. three years ago
The bov was playing hockey and was struck on
the thumb of the right hand by a hockey SUCK
feIon resulted and Dr. WynkOop treated the
thumb -
The counsel for Mr.. Tomlinson said that Dr
uvnkoop made an incision in the thumb ana thaO
subsequently, nature made another opehlhs- pS
reason of improper drainage, the counsel sad' ''e
-, ~,.os unable 10 escape and necrosis set IN ana
a,,nr+ation was necessary at the first joint
Dr Wvnkoop testified that his treatment was
right and that he not responsible LOT the
necrosis Other doctors testlned that pr w"
49,, +at,napt was proper in every particular
rbe iurv was out an hour before giving the ver-
dict for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
MAYOR AT NEW BRIDGE OPENING.
Declares University Heights Structure Ready
for General Traffic.

The new University Heights Bridge. 207th street.
Manhattan. and 1S4th street, The Bronx was
opened by Mayor Mcclellan; the Bridge Comms-
sioner James w Stevenson. and other city officials
yesterday. Fire Chief Croker's automobile. with
Captain Johnny Rush at the wheel, took the
Mavor TO the scene of the opening New York Uni
yersity students marched to The Bronx end OF the
new bridge and lined up to await the arrival OF
the citys chief executive
Alighting from the automobile. the Mayor
escorted on either side by Chief Croker and COM
missioner Stevenson, marched on TO the bridge ap-
nro7ch and I'D to the closed gates At ! CLOCK
Mavor Mcclellan ordered the gates thrown open
and declared the new bridge ready for public
traffic Mayor Mcclellan and his escort, headed oy
a squad of police started to walk across the struct-
ure to the Manhattan side. Then the Mayor ana
his Darty embarked in the Fire Department auto
mobile and went downtown by way OF BROADWAY
The draw section of the bridge was formerly IN
,,se at a25th street and the Harlem River snip
Canal but when the Broadway SUBWAY was eA-
tended into The Bronx it was necessary that
heavier draw should be installed to carry the SUD
u,av trains over the river. The old draw was then
aoated down the Harlem two barges and htted
into the newly built approaches OF the present
University Heights Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
VICTORY FOR P. S. COMMISSION.
Its Permit for Making Street Openings Is
All That Is Needed.

Counsel for the Public Service Commission an
nounced yesterday that the contention OF the COM
mission that it had power to open street pave
mants without first obtaining permit from d
borough president had been upheld by the decision
of MAGISTRATE Steinert in the Morrisania court on
Tuesday afternoon in discharging Chief inspector
de Wryall Of the Rapid Transit Subway ConStruc-
ton COMPANY. Mr. de Wryalls arrest had been
caused bv Borough President Haffen OF The Bronx,
on complaint Of the Commissioner OF PUBIC WORKS
that a street opening had been made at l49th street
and Third avenue without the Borough PRESIDENTS 5
permit.
The controversy dates back TO December 70 "heh
Mr. Haffen insisted that permits should be oo'alhed
from him. The commission held otherwise, now
ever and informed its chief engineer TO issue the
nermits without reference to the Borough Presi-
dent Magistrate Steinerts decision upholds the
commissions view that its permits are suffcieIt
Hereafter the regular meetings of the cohl1ms-
sion will be held Tuesday and Friday, instead OF
ON Wednesday and Friday. The minutes OF these
meetings will also be printed hereafter IN Inc
Ctv Record those of Tuesday On the foiio"lhs
Friday and those of Friday on the following Tues
ia
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

patrolnan as he sought TO enter the courtroom
He found that the police arrangements under Lieu
tenant Charles Place satisfactory, ana Went
away apparently well pleased NO crowos are
,ovred IN collect In the corridors about the doors
.. ,ha h,,ildinp The members of the Thaw family
xisi,inS the court have escaped being mobped ps
the crowds as they were last year
The day was marked by one announcement oi
grave import Harry Thaw has taken up Sh'is.i'ii
Science II all started three weeks ago. "neI -
,,~a,. Leonard who died Tuesday in Brook
l,-n GENT Science and Health to Thaw de mas
been studying it constantly since, the story goes
His counsel admitted that he had been reaons tue
hook tn,, were silent as to its influence on hilh-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Jan s, 1908.
ARRIVED


Steamer BIiche- Gen. Beessng Hamburg December
2S Southampton and CheroOUrg -. the Hamburg
Line with 23T cabin $50 steerags passsn-
Es5s stb mails and inSe arrived at the Bar at 81 m
Steamer Finance Nowbray. CristobsI December 81 to
the Co. with 30 passengers malls and
THdse. Arrived the Bar 4:15 =
Steamer Sanr1O tIalt. Di BeneCto- December
20 Naples - Hartfeld. x Co. cabin
and 153 Seerage passengers and mdse- Arrived
Bar at 10 Ith-
steamer Sigisuuud tCSer Devantier Port Lincr,
December - BOca del TOrO n Kingston
January =, the Hamburg American Line. pas
sengers mails and rndse Arrived the Bar so
m Ith-
Oceanic tBr, HaddOck Southampton and Cher
bOurg January I and Queenstown = u White
Line with $50 cabin - passengers. mails
and ultise. Arrived ~
Brunswick January ). the Mallory
and nrdse- Passed n sandy Hook a 2 m
Steamer PawnCe Swain. Philadelphia the clyde 50
Co. with nGSe. Passed in Quarantine I1.S2 a
and Key Wes 4 the Mallory Go. with passengers
and mtise- on Highlands at II
Steamer jamestown Catherine. Newport News
folk 10 the Old Dominion IS co. with passengers ard
nldse on Highlands I-o7 7 m
steamer Seydlitz tCierb. Dewers Bremen December
Oelrichs Co. with - cabin and plSsea
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 80
Steamer Cevtc tBrl. Clark, Liverpool December - 20
the White star Line. with mdse Arrived the Bar az
p m
steamer Tagus Mason. Southampton December II
via Barbados -. Port spain - Colon January ard
Kingston !. the Mail co. passengers.
mails and mdse Anchored Quarantine at 9.uS m
SAILED.
Antilles. Orleans. BAY Port with
barges Boston: Bermudan tBrl Bermuda, Finland.
more. Phpbus tGerl Flushing: Satenlan Dutch.
terdam Via BOulogne.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

East London. T-Corfe Castle CBr). New York via
Cape Town
Liverpool Jan sIAncolnshire Cr) New York via Hsvre
I1hau Jan Skherson tRuSs). New York via Rotterdam
Yokohama. Jan 6-Navarino (Br). New York Vim
q V. Port Natal etc
Santos. Jan 6-SDartan Prince Sahta
and Rio de JRnerO.
Naples Jan 1-Ultonia (Brl. York for Trieste etc
Southampton. Jan : l2:25 nt-Majestc OBI. New York
via Cherbourg and Queenstown
Alden Jan s-k0tenfeis t(ieT}. New York
Hamburg. Jan $ ulPreSident (Cferf New YORK
via Plymouth and Cherhourg
Yokohama Jan s-Inirani New Sinsapors.
Hong Kong. Manila. Cebu and IOlo
SAILED
Hamburg. Jan Santa Maria tGerl New York
Trieste. Jan 1-S0ha HOhenherg tNust) New York
Newport. Jar 6-Gbraitar tBrl. New York
Southampton. Jan S-AtFato tBr1 New York kings
ton Barbados. Colon. etc. $50 m. krCnprinzessn
Cecilie tGsr}. New York Cherhourg
Villa Real Jan 6-Ducie tHrl. New York.
PASSED.
sagres. Jan T-satsuma (Er. York for Singapore.
Hong Kong.
Gibraltar. Jan s-Aies Asso New Nspisa ard
Trieste.
Isle ss wsh,. Jan s--titusaia Casss,. New xssx -
RosteydAm and IiesH.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
mAcNAUGHTON BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Allan Macnaughton. husband of Myra Kelly. was
a-ap,nad in bankruptcy proceedings in Newark
,esterdav before Edwin G. Adams. referee George
pierce counsel fer the trustee. conducted the
examination.
,rus,ae his gold watch. which he said his mother
gave him twenty-seven years ago: his gold euff
buttons and "A pearl scarfpin. After they We're ex-
an,ined by the trustee they We're returned to him
Macnaughton said he had lived at No. iIi2 Park
<Ide avenue Philadelphia, since December q He
said he had a sna balance in the suspended
knickerbocker Trust Company of New York and
that the horses and tools the farrs, At Esssx
Esus we've 9Fynsd by nis wfs,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
1ANTRv LOOKS OVER HOSE REPORT.
Thinks Something Will Ee Done to Equip
the Fire Department Properly.

Commissioner Lantry went over the reports OF
tho Board of Fire Underwriters yesterday at FIRE
IIaadouarters with Chief Croker and members OF
the department. but had nothing to say as 10 INC
o,ditiop of the hose of the department. He has
- -, made up his mind as TO what action 10
take ON the report but 1t is certain that something
will he done to give the department proper equip
ment. .
The Commissioner said that there was no question
- 90 tho need of more hose. The department has
=. a,o,,gb for its needs but the money question
has to be considered. Unless increased apPropria-
tione are voted il win be hard to bring the hose
sunplv up to the proper point for some time to
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
WANTS $4,000 FOR THIRTEEN TREES.

Following the alleged action of employees OF the
Sey Haven Railroad Company in cutting down
,L,rt., trees on his country estate at Port Ches-
ter F. w. Howes, milliner IN f1rh avenue
,,o,,bt s,,it Yesterday in the Supreme Court, at
yKhire Plains for $4,000 damages. AS the com
many is foreign corporation. the case was trans
farred tc the United States Circuit Court.
Mr. Howes recently purchased the mansion
which was built by the late James j. ouintard, at
cost Of Ss00ogo The place is one of the finest
a., ,.,as,cbest,r County He alleges that the re-
,,oval of the trees has spoiled the view from his
mansion as their purpose was TO shut out the
port Chester Bolt and Nut Works and the railroad
tracks, F.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
HISTORICAL SOCIETY loses $4,000.
Henry Dexter Cancels Gift-Says No Advan-
tage Was Taken of It.

Owing to the delay of the New York Historical
Society in moving into the central part of it's new
building at Central Park West and 18th street
which Henry Dexter gave to the society, he mas
withdrawn an offer of $500 made several months
ago to defray the expense of moving the collection
Mr. Dexter. who lives at No AZ West 56th street.
said yesterday afternoon that he had kept the offer
open for time but that the society not only
did not take advantage of it, but also wanted him
TO give $4,000, instead of $500. At the annual
meeting on Tuesday night. he said he heard that
the society had at last set date for moving to its
new quarters
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
RoUss PRISONERS BAIL CUT DOWN.

the Assistant District Attorney, Daniel F.
Murphy was unable to proceed with the examna-
tion in the case OF Bernard Zolty, picture frame
manufacturer at No 70 Elizabeth street. accused
of being concerned in operations through which
last years. Magistrate Harris, in the Tombs
Police Court. yesterday, at the request of Abra-
ham Levy, reduced the prisoners bail from $1,000
to s. 900 and set down the hearing for January 15
4 bond for the latter furnished and
Zolty released 1t said that other ar
rests would be made
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

and steamer 1lose II We" forA-
japan. China ard Philip
pine Islands Fra1ctScol-Nip-
Corea and China especially ad-
dressed only via Seatte)-Suveric Jan 10 30 n
r5osii via ISan Francisco) Alameda. Jan T. 500
New Zealand. Australia except Nesti
Islands and New Caledonia iva
san FranciScOl-ForeTic-. Jan ID o ? n
China and Philippine ISL
auds (via Vancouver and Victoria 3 .
Of China Jan 10. 900 , N
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisoo,-AsiaJan IS 600
Japau Corea China and Philippine ISL
Seattle}-Akf Naru------- Jan Is. SEQ
Austr Wss-. New Zealand
samoan Islands Fiji Islands ard New
Caledonia (vfa Vancouver and Victoria.
B CJ-Miovera- 2s 500 p
Tahiti and MarquesaS Islands (vta San
FTancisco)-Mafposa %. 500 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands (via
San Francsco--U Transport 81. 6oop n
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
Ale drinkers are the
manly kind of men =
those with hearts and
stomachs. The secret
is an open one
Evans
Ale
YrrEGnTARYSN
BOY C0NFEssEs INCENDIARIsM-
His Motive Was Fun, Authorities Say
Sanity Will Be Tested.

Worcester Mass. Jan S-Charies Goodland.
fifteen years old vino kept watch at night IN
the Beacon Light Hotel in Washington Square
confessed to State Inspector Robert Molt to-day
that he set the fire yesterday which nearly de-
stroved the building and resulted IN the deatn
Of Dennis Driscou and the narrow escape OF
about 4 hundred other dodgers His motive. the
authorities say. was for fun" He had made
nrevious but unsuccessful attempts 70 burn the
pIace the police say. His sanity viii be tested
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
FRIDAY. JANUARY TO-
sATIRDAY. JANUARY II.
SUNDAY. JANUARY IL.
Brings mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY



49,, Eo- line Mail closes sails.
Gsscogue. Havre. French loo a m t1oV a m
Havana. Ward 300 q m i N
Svrlra Paraguay. Barber 10 p N 80 2 ~
DInt i,ea-@noi yybita Srar... 1900 a m
800
Ci-v or n. Savannah Savannah 3O1 2 N
iran Jacksonville. Ciyde------ SIP n
jamestown. Norfolk. Old DOInInlon- -- a'V III
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10
,-,.,,roia Nassau Ward -..-.... 12:00 m 800
Mallory 1900
SCrfcJx CJ T),rufnfol...-- 800 2
SATURDAY. JANUARY II
r,,.,,zta C,,-rsr-r-cn American $50 A 1000 a
t..., iI-ern0oI f,rnard -.... 80 IN IL 90
9.9ft 12n0
E2s1D n $50 121l
Y & :, r a
a
Amer. II a
Sibria Colon. Hamh Amer - 2 NJ @Ls 2 II
1I 80, p NJ : P.......---1 1880 D 500
Miuuehaha. London. Atlantic Trans
F~Iruessia. Glasgow, Anchor
Toriuze Trene Naples. y LORD ilir N
Anchor =
(,-T,anche Jacksonville. Clyde 90 . N
Gar Marcos Galveston. Mallory l--io m
princess Anne Norfolk OLE Dominion 5-t-y ? 2,
Citv. savannah Savannah St'9 ? n
.akes mail for South takes parcals post mail
only
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

- Torrafne which reported CAPE Elace as =" -
of station al ,--t n Jes-7@-' - ~
DOCK about Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

-, -.o.s,,n sets 451l Noon sets 1144 Moons age
HIGH WATER
-, S.5- Hook - Gov Island 1870 He'll Gate u
PM.-Sandy Hook 12:lO Gov 4si7iiA - 4I7-- 1 -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

Oncoed to traffic by Mayor Mcclellan yester day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
SATURDAY. JANUARY II.

1-,-t1o,cia <azzau Ward ri..--..--..- 12:00 500 ,
fra6r 4 a $50 a
I5r',7svvick Mallory I2-O0 Z
II,I;1,or SCrfoI< Old Dominion. 800 ?
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
IN OR.

Ne~s-Chsmpion Correspondence.
Sunday, Nov S.
Election is over What will we
talk about? What can we write
about? The weather, we guess
Tvs beautiful and every one is
buoy saving wood.
Frank korn laid off from work at
the Blistered Horn last week and Just
for pastims hauled in his crop of
hay from his ranch about two miles
below town. lie hes . nicely located
farm, partly seeded with timothy and
bronze grass.
Ed. Churchill has been delivering
q portion of his hay crop to the
Enterprise mine.
Alex Parent took the ballot box
TO Ganaison Wednesday. Mr.. and
Nrs. Chas. IATosrette and little
daughter made the trip with him.
Mrs. f. o. Chsrchill departed
Friday for visit with her parents
at Boulder.
Thos. McAuliffe stayed with us to
vote, then left Tor climes more fair
until spring We expect he will
shortly return to Colorado where he
can at least breathe free democratic
atmosphere, as this is one article
upon which the republican party
has not yet placed a Protective
Tariff"
When Pinchot gets into the cabinet
this will undoubtedly be cut off, so
let's enjoy it while we can.
There are some awful blue look ing
Bryan people around here since the
report of the landslide" reached
there. Indeed our own under-lip
hung down 80 for day or two that
we stubbed our toe against it every
step. But never mind children. for
had the Great Commenel been
elected, there would not have been
pie enough to go around
President-elect Taft, like Roose-
welt, has l7-year-old daughter, and
our nation after the 4th of March
will again be blessed by Peerless
Princess, which fact ought to as
suage the pangs of defeat to con-
siderable extent. II one can't live in
real genuine monarchy, there is
nothing equals the pleasure of living
in a republic that is almost one, and
drawing nearer the coveted goal each
year. Well, here's Long Live the
King and hurrzh for Colorado
and Gunnison county.