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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-06
Boneyards Defeat Waterbury in Game Devoid of Spec
 tacular Plays.
FAHEY AND CARD NER FIGHT
Players Ordered on the Floor by Do. herty-Bridgepor Wins from
 Springfield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Waterbury. March 5.-In a game which was devoid of the spectacular the New Haven polo team defeated the Waterbury team here tonight by the. score of to 1. Fahey of Water bury and Gardner of New Haven were ordered out of the game by Referee Doherty for fighting. Each team lost a goal by fouls. The line up:
 Waterbury. Position. New Haven. Jason, LoXson Warner, Schiffer
 First rush. Elgslns ...s...'...t...'ss. ......... Bone
 second rush. Fahey Loxson ................. Farrell
 Center. Holderness ......... Gardner, Schiller
 Halfback. Cuslck ......'.'.,.''''.....'. Mullen
 Goal
 Score, New Haven 6, Waterbury 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-06

High game-Knickerbockers. 75S. High three strings-Gauggle, 545. High single-Thiel, 225.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-06
Potatoes.
Radishes

of the three men team series.
 Potatoes win two.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-06
AT TUXEDO ALLEYS.
Knickerbockers Win Two Games from
 Katydids.

The Knickerbockers beat the Katy aids in two out of three games last night at the Tuxedo alleys.
 EatvdidS
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the world. Mr.. Fogg was their civil
engineer and chemist during that
ume. and had charge of the building
operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brooks of
Dorchester, Mass, are guests at the
Beach Avenue House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mitch
ell. Mrs. Henry Mospang and daughter
Edith, Mrs. Henry Lappin and chill.
dren. and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and chill
dren, are at the Mitchell cottage.
Mrs. ]. Mitchell and Mrs. j. w. Mitch
ell, just returned from a visit in Bos-
ton, and are now here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Larrabee had as
recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Stubs of Westbrook, Me.
Mrs. c. A. Wood and daughters,
Misses Bertha and Mabel, of Tolman
Place, moved down to their summer
home. Camp Anchorage, last week.
Mr.. p. III. Christensen. of the Long
Island Market, is able to be out around
the store again after being laid up
with bad shin, where he bruised It
on beam while working at the store.
Inspector A. L. Baston of the p. p.
Department, with his family are now
at their summer home at the West
E. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hunt are now
located at their cottage for the sum-
mer.
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Peaks Island


Mr.. Chas. J. Macdonald of Portland
Is again located at his summer cot.
tage here. Mr.. Mcdonald has been on
the island since the 18th of April. On
Tuesday Mrs. II. X. Richie OF Mont.
real arrived to spend her eighth sea-
son at this same cottage, which Is so
delightfully."- situated on the shore front
looking up Portland harbor toward
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hanson Of Grant
street opened the cottage wild Rose"
on Wednesday of last week. As their
guest for the past week they have
been entertaining Mr.. Chas. Bracket
Of Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Evans and fam
lily Of Brighton, Mass, arrived on We'd
nesday and are to occupy the waldron
cottage on Island avenue for the
summer months.
Mrs. Margaret Maloney and daugh-
ter. Miss Nellie. are summeriDg at
their new cottage, the Montgomery"
having arrived here from their home
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Cut Meats Shown in Case.

Trefethen & SWEET Co., of 1872 Com
mercial street, Portland. are always
doing something to add to the con-
venience Of their up-to-date provision
and grocery store. The latest innova-
ton is handsome cut-meat case
which Is covered by glass, has a mir
rored back, and contains every varie-
ty Of meat all cut and in full view in
the case, Is in their front and side
windows on the corner Of Portland
Pier. 1t was estimated that at least
300 persons had their attention drawn
to II the first day 1t was put in and
third Of these were attracted by the
delectable display and went inside to
purchase. Meats ready cut and pre-
sented for selection in this way save
time and give great satisfaction to the
buyer. The Trefethen & SWEET Co.
have the finest case in the city. Look
for 1t next time you go by.
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Miss Imogen Blackman. who grad
uated from the Gorham Normal school
is home on the island for the vacation
season.
Mrs. E. c. Dunbar and family Of
Congress street (west) occupied the
summer cottage here the past week.
Mrs. Frederick A. Kennedy of Deer.
ing. Mrs. Fanny Burbank Of SprirE
street, and Miss Ethel Hall of West
street. were guests OF Mrs. w. w.
Barnes at her cottage on Tuesday
last
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Markell Of
Chelsea. Mass, have taken the Sar-
gent cottage at Trefethen's Landing
for the summer. and are already COM
fortably settled.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyman of West Med
field, and Mrs. Ida Hall of Maynard
will spend a few weeks with Mr.. J.
Mcdonald at his cottage near Forest
City Landing. Mrs. Halls husband is
postmaster at the Maynard post ONCE
Miss Mabelle Aver Of Neal street,
Portland. is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Phineas Aver of the aver Cas-
tle." Mrs. Aver also has as her guest
Mrs. Eaton Of Haverhill. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Sargent
have been the guests Of Mrs. Herbert
c. Harrison Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent
returned home on Monday after hav-
ing a delightful sojourn on the island.
Capt. Rupert Parker Of Portland en-
joyed an outing over Sunday last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Regan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MacCausland Of
Deering. Me-. were also amorg the
guests to spend the Sunday AT the
cottage.
Trade at r. S. Davis Co. for furni-
ture a:d draperies.-Adv.
AT Mr.. d. ]. MacDonald's summer
home. the Hadlock cottage. Mrs.
James A. Whitcomb with son and
nephew. were entertained Monday.
The trio drove over in a Pierce-Arrow
motor car. using the ferry across
from Portland. Mr.. Whitcomb has
just graduated from Dartmouth.
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n Portland about a week ago.

in Portland about a week ago.
"Hoot Man, Scotch phrase. will
De the future name Of the Nicoll cot.
tage, which Mr.. Hislop, the present
owner has given in ho5or Of his an.
cestors.
Miss Margaret Graham of Portland
has been sojourning at the Johnson
cottage with her friend, Miss Edith
Johnson.
DIR. Viola Howe and Mrs. Edwin
Cooper of State street, Portland, were
the recent guests of Miss Howe's cou-
sin. Mrs. Clara z. Greedy of Island
avenue.
Miss Lucia f. Davis has been visit
Ing with Mrs. John A. E. Noyes Miss
Davis returned to her home on Con-
gress street, the latter part Of last
week
Capt McAloney and wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, will open their cot
tage shortly before going away for
the summer. Miss Florence McAloney
graduated from the Portland High
school this year. The family have
been residing on Spring street this
winter.
Mr.. Lathe and Mr.. Rogers of Port
land have purchased the Bellevidere
cottage. and are now settled with their
families for the summer season.
Mr. Chas. Loring. who was thrown
from his team last Saturday, IL still
confined to his bed. although the doc
tors decided that there were no inter-
nal injuries. and his friends are hoping
for a speedy recovery.
Miss Lillian Chandler OF Lynn Is ex-
pected to arrive on Sunday for the
summer. Miss Chandler has been a
visitor TO Peaks with Chas. J. Nc
Donald for several years, and has
played first violin in the Gem orches-
ira every year with the exception OF
one season. The Gem Theatre opened
on Monday. June 18th, for the sum
mer.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Lefavor. OF
vesper street, opened their cottage
'Inglenook" on Saturday. With them
are Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Blake. Mrs.
Blake IL a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lefavor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byron and fam
ily OF Pitt street. are spending the re-
mainder Of the month Of June at their
cottage at Evergreen, havirg arrived
at the close of the Portland schools.
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past week. Mr.. Long arrived Satur.
day and will spend the summer until
August here. Miss Alys Gilkie OF
Dorchester, Mass, is a guest at Long
wood, and all take great pleasure in
the "Prosit," Mr.. Smiths speedy mo-
tor launch.
Trade at the r. s. Davis Co., for
all necessaries in cottage furniture
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Plummer of Port.
land were recent guests at their son
and wife's, Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Plum
mer, who are spending the summer at
the Morrow cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Redhouse and
family Of Boston. are at the Norwood
cottage. Doughty's Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Whittier aid Mr..
Harold Card were guests Saturday
and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Closson Of the Imp" Mr.. Closson
has greatly improved the surroundings
of his summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Secondhand and
children, Erna, Gertrude, Robert and
Frieda, of Portland. are now pleasant.
ly located at their summer home near
Cushing's Landing. AID had as guests
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlaw
Of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Small of Win.
chester. Mass, are guests of their
nieces. the Misses Cox. who are at the
Harrington cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rodick have as
guests at Westlawn Mr. and Mrs. w.
p. Libby AID daughter Dorothy, of
Melrose, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lord and family
OF Medford, Mass, have arrived and
are as usual in Seward cottage, No. 2,
for the season.
Mr.. ]. l. Eaton of West End spent
part OF last week on a visit to Bel
grade, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira F. Tibbetts ard
son, William c., of Knightville, Me-,
are now settled in their fine new cot
tage at the head of Doughty's Landing.
Mr.. Tibbetts built one of the first cot.
tages there many years ago and then
sold 1t, but now Is here again: We all
hope he stays longer this time.
The Long Island NJ. E. Church hold
the following services: preaching by
the Pastor. Rev. Frank Baldwin every
Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock.
and Sunday school follows at twelve
o'clock. In the evening prayer meet.
Ing at 7.30. Tuesday evening prayer
meeting at 100. Everyone is cordially
invited to be present at all meetings.
Mr.. II. s. Kellar and family of West
Medford. Mass. arrived the last of
the week and are at the Olive cottage,
West Ed, for the season.
Mr.. Fred J. Misenor and wife are
again at the Hiawatha for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan and
daughter are at their summer home.
Walter has fine garden In which
he takes great comfort.
Mr.. G. L. Fogg Of Beach avenue
went to Portland Sunday to meet his
son, Charles Eugene, who returned
from a two years sojourn In Texas,
where he was In connection with the
Acme Cement and Plaster Co, who
built seven Of the largest retorts in
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THptt 6ptAT COMFORTS!

If you read carefully you'll find out We have
been astonished at the great numbers we are sell
ing of three specialties for summer They are
Gloucester Hammocks, vudor Porch Shades and
Crex Rugs. They help to make your summer
life success. They decorate and furnish and
make attractive the homes where they enter. We
sell all the styles and values of the above that are
made.
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Long Island
New Grocery Store.

Peter II. Christensen has opened an
up to date grocery. meat and provision
store at Doughty's Landing. and al.
ready We are pleased to report he is
meeting with fine success. The entire
stock is new and the prices charged
are low considering the high quality
OF goods sold at this store. Mr.. Chris
Hansen has worked several years at
his trade in Portland, and he is FAM
iliar with every department of a gen.
erai store. Patrons are assured of
courteous treatment and the aim Of
the proprietor will be to please his
trade. Ffshermen's supplies, PARTS.
OILS. rubber goods. etc. are offered for
sale. The order team will call for and
denver orders free of charge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Cobb are chan.
eroning the Lookout Club for a ten
days outing at the Dorothy cottage
a jolly party of young ladies from
Westbrook make up the club. Batbino
ana outdoor sports are enjoyed nv ali
III the party are the Misses Nav Fisk
Edna Durell, Sarah Sisson. Pauline
burneil, Ina Batchelder. Marion West
Lillian Bragdon and Jean Million. Mrs
Jane Fisk. Mr.. Harry Fisk and Master
george were guests over Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. w. A. Rohr had as re.
cent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
knight of Knightville. The Rohr home
occupies the most slightly location on
the island, and grand view is had on
the spacious piazza from the Kennebec
to Old Orchard.
Mrs. Daniel McKenney has as guests
Mrs. Thos. McBrady and daughter.
Marjorie Of Portland. and Mr.. Paui
Martin Of Dorchester. Mass.
Mr.. Albert Woodbury., the island
carpenter. is making extensive alter.
atoms on the Fogg bungalow and the
Jones' cottage.
Miss Maud Chandler of Portland is
guest at D'Shawmut cottage. Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. Gribbin and children
are here for two weeks.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Ira F. Tibbetts had al
guests last week, at their pleasant
new home, Mrs. Elias Goff and daugh.
ter Marion Of Westbrook. Mr.. Tib.
belts has just finished painting his
new cottage, and IL makes a great ad-
dition to Doughty's Landing colony.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Grace Mckinley Of the Belmont,
to Mr.. G. l.. Fischer OF Everett, Mass.
Miss Mckinley Is spending the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. J. w. How
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Nichols and
daughter. Miss Irene NJ, who moved
from Somerville to Portland last week.
where they will reside In the winter.
moved down to their pleasant sum-
mer home the Bohemian" last Sat.
urday. and have as guest Mrs. F.. T.
Harlow OF Portland, ard Mr.. Thomas
Bishop. alderman from Ward 3, Port
land
Mrs. J. w. Conant and children
Doris and Elsie. and her sister. Miss
r. NJ. Galucia, Of Dedham. Mass, are
now pleasantly located In Stewards
cottage, No. 5. for the summer, and
have as guests Mrs. G. A. Hancock Of
Newtol Mass. and Mrs. NJ. r. Nc
C1ellan Of Dedham, Mass.
Mr.. G. W. Lord Of Springvale. Me-.
was a recent guest at Calumet cottage,
West End.
Mr.. @. r. Hunt and VIM. Hammond
Of Westbrook. are now at the 7th
Maine Regiment Building for the sum-
mer Mr.. John Mullen Of Portland
comes down every Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. Eugese Cummings and son
Chester. and Mr.. Chas. Frank are also
regular visitors. The Vets" have
very pleasant location on the West
End and spend many pleasant hours
talking over the days from "61 to 65,'
when they were serving their country
midst shot and shell on the battle
field.
Recent visitors at the Cook cottage.
West End, were Mrs. r. NJ. Burrowes
of Portland. Mrs. r. Caldwell OF stone.
ham. Mass; and Mrs. w. A. Lord OF
South Portland. and Mr.. r. n. Delano
of Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. George w. Long and brother,
Mr.. Arthur X. Smith. have been enjoy
ing life at the Longwood cottage the
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TO LET-Two cottages on south
side Of Cliff Island, near the shore.
Fine view of the ocean. Terms rea-
sonable.
Albert Loveitt, Cliff Island.
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press agent, Mr.. Stephen Bogrett, is
well and favorably known having been
for many years associated with the
Gem Theatre. The sale of seats for
the opening week has been very large.
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TO LET-By the day or week, large
cool rooms In house on Island avenue,
Iear Fishers Point, over looking the
harbor. II. NJ. Ross, Peaks Island.
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GEM THEATRE.

Continued from Page ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15
Cotton Seed Men to Meet

Louisville, KY, May 5.-CSpeciaD
Within the next few days special
trains and cars will leave all the
leading cities Of the south, bound for
Louisville with the delegates to the
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' con
vention. The session which promises
To be the most largely attended in
the history of the association, will
open on Tuesday and will continue
through three days. According to
reports received here special trains
have been arranged for by the cotton
men in the vicinity OF Atlanta, Col.
umbia, New Orleans, Memphis, Little
Rock, Dallas and Houston, and there
will be scores OF smaller delegations
from other cities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15

Insist upon DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is especially good for piles.
Sold by w. h. Frame. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15
In Pennsylvania.

In less than two weeks the demo
Gratis OF Pennsylvania will hold their
state convention for the purpose of
clecting the delegates at large 10
the Denver convention and instruct
ing those delegates what they should
do.
The action of this convention
should have grea, effect upon politics
in Pennsylvania. ,wo or three days
ago the cashier of one of the Quay
National banks In Pittsbuyg was De-.
trctrd in shortage OF Si6g.OOU.
Months ago another Quay bank m
Philadelphia found It's cashier guilty
of an enormous shortage and he com.
mttcd suicide Following that sui
eide senator Quay his son, and the
state treasurer Haywood, We're an.
rested for completely in the alleged
embezzlement The state treasurer is
said TO have died of grief over his
disgrace. Quay escaped by pleading
the statute of limitations. Another
cashier committed suicide, another
state treasurer fled the country. Two
state treasures died under the sraih
Of Official dishouor and after Quay
hismeslt was dead the procession of
suicides and couyicts was not for /
time decreased.
Quay was and his shadow is still,
the republican party in Pennsylvania.
The democratic party this year should
purge itself OF every man associated
even remotely with the Quay regime.
II should stand for the true democra-
.cy and not for Standard oil democ-
racy. II It does So in Pennsylvania,
its chances for victory in the state
and the party chances in the ma
tion will be immeasureably increased
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15
Danderrne

Works wonders. II produces hair
inst as surely as rain and sunshine
produce crops. II produces a 'hick
growth Of luXurlant hair when all
other remedies fail. We guarantee
Danderine. All druggists sell 1t z5c.
soc and 800 per bottle. To prove
its worth send this ad and 10 cents
I'm stamps or silver and we will mail
Won large free sample Know on
Danderine Co., Chicago. III. Dtf
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SOC GIVEN AWAY TO THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. READ
OUR OFFER

We are in receipt OF some OF
the very latest maps OF the new
state. These maps show the congress.
sional and legislative apportinnmenu
shows the number ard boundary lin,
OF each enatorial district. II is a
complete map Of eac, Of the 7j
counties. townships, post Offices. eX
press Offices. etc. 1t gives the name
of all railroads. electric roads com.
pleted. under construction and pro.
posed
Every man, women and child IN
the entire state will gain a lot OF
valuable Information from studying
this map as It Is the very latest
printed Now to secure the map
send slOO for the Daily two months
or SlOO for the Weekly ~ month,
and the map will be given to you
upon ealing at this office. II you
want IT mailed to you send 1Oc extra
and to all public schools the map
VIII be giyon absolutely free by
handing this coupon properly filled
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teacher or superintendent. II Ivy mai,
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COMPANY.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15
Our Red Headed Grocer.

Frank G.. Sherwyn OF Battle Creek,
Mich, recently set up the claim in the
press that he was the original red
headed grocer of the United States
who used his fiery red hair for adyer-
tising purposes. This distinction has
been disputed by our own Porter Sta
ples, who uses The Red Headed Gro
cer' to every advertisement run in
the papers, on his wrapping paper
and also on his stationery. Mr.. sta
pies embarked In business In Febru.
uary, 1896, and the Michigan man
has never summed up sufficient cour-
age TO deny that Mr.. Staples is not
the original Red Headed Grocer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15
Texans for Tart.

Fort Worth, Texas, May 15.-(Spe.
ciaD-Secretary Taft is the presiden.
tial choice of the regular republi.
can party of Texas. which is holding
its state convention in Fort Worth 20.
day. The meeting was marked by
great enthusiasm for Roosevelt and
many delegates favor indorsing him
fer another term with Taft as second
choice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-15
10y Wills j. Abbott


Washington. y G.. May To- CSpc-
ciaD The attempt Of the salaricd
managers OF Governor Johnson to
swing the democracy Of the state Of
Alabama into line for his candidacy
does not af the present moment
seem To have been effective u must
be- admitted that they played what
might hc called slick politics. Up
10 the very last minute they did not
Indicate their purpose ot making
fight for Alabama. Rather they BtrOyc
to ull suspicion and quiet opposi.
tion. until thr day before II was nee
ossary for them To show their hands
they suddenly put out ticket for
johnson to Dee passed upon in th,
primaries Their state leader has is.
sued aud succeeded iu getting print
ed two column aud a half letter
culUglsic of Johnson and dcnuneia-
tory of Bryan The first line OF
policy is all right Tine second Is
unwisc. Moreover. like all the procll.
nations ISSUED from the various John.
son bureaus Of which there are
many. this one is dogmatic. assert.
ing things without any regard whpth.
or they can be true aud insisting
upon propositions that canno: be dem
onstrated
Mark this Everything and every
argument with which the advocates
Of Governor Johnson are attempting
to capture the south today was
used in 1904 in behalf Of Judge
Parker Parker was the one man
who could carry New York. he was
the one man who could carry the
middle west lie was the one man
who could unity the south and pre-
vent the breaking down of the dem.
ocrahc party there. Mr.. BRYAN was
not then candidate for the nomi,
! nation. and it went by default to
/ Judge Parker We all know what
happened Is Il necessary to reca.
/ pitulatc. lie lost New York hy an
overwhelming majority. He lost every
state that Mr.. Bryan hal carried
in the middle west and was the worst
defeated candidate the democracy has
had since Horace Greeley. The same
men who We're behind Judge Parker
are behind Governor Johnson and
with the same arguments. Is Il pos
sihlc that the south is to be buncoed
once again?
II is impossible. out in the north
west they are saying that Alabama
is on fre for Johnson. The fire
does not appear in this section. Tn,
effort of the Johnson managers "a
get the aid of the Alabama delegation
In congress was a complete failure
Every member of that delegation
who was I'm Washington tclegraphcd
declining To take part 10 the move
mrnJ Judge Henry u. Clayton a vet
cwu democrat of Alabama in con
gr'sso and Representative Hcrlin, ar,
active In The work of preventing
anything except Bryan delegation
going from their state Il Was o
course the plan Of the Johnson boom
ers TO have Alabama the first stat,
ON the roll call, send delegation
for their candidate But they have
signally failed