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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
Senate Said to be Proposing
Permanent Limitation of Use
Of Treasury Sleuths- Attor-
ney Gen. Makes His Report.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-Presideni
Roosevelt is preparing to answer the
houses request for information re-
garding the secret service after the
holidays. A corps of clerks is col
lecting data. II is understood he
will make a jetiled report of every
case where the secret service is en-
ployed. The president doesn't ire
gard the request as a rebuke and
thinks congress needs enlightenment
on his work of the secret service.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18

Dover, England. Dec. 1S.-The
Swedish steamer. Llniholmen. collid-
ed with the German steamer. Fred
erick Muller. The former was sunk
and the latter badly damaged. Eight
persons were drowned and two In
jured. Others escaped in lifeboats.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
Imperial Deal.

Princeton. Ky, Dec. 1S.-Special.)
A committee OF the Planters Pro-
tectiye association, headed by Brad
ley Wilson. this morning graded the
leaf offered the Imperial Tobacco
company OF England, and this after
noon the committee is In conference
with Edward Hodge and Alfred Con-
way. the Imperial representatives.. OF
Henderson. II Is believed the deal
will be put through.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
Court of Appeals Decides $500, 900
for Schools is Legal and Special
Session of Assembly May Be Held
Xmas Stamps.

The sale OF
Christmas stamps
In the postomce
started OF well
yesterday, but IL
Is expected TO
have much better
sales before the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
COPPER MAGNATBS
AREPREPARING TO
CONTROL MARKETS

Chicago, Dec. 1S.-Copper pro-
ducers. refiners and manufacturers
representing IS per cent Of the cop
per output. are meeting here. II is
expected a combination to control the
copper markets of the world will re-
suit. II is denied that the organiza.
ton contemplates regulating prices,
but II is expected a "gentlemen's
agreement" will be reached.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18

GRAPTBRS GIVEN
IRRMSIN PRISON

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Con-
tractor Sanderson, and Snyder, Shu-
maker and Mathues. former state off,
Gals, were sentenced to two years
Imprisonment and $500 fine each
for conspiracy in the alleged footing
Of the new capitol.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
WILLIAM GROTHER REIIlLE
CHRISTENED TUESDAY

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Reikle. of Krebs. was bap-
tiled at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Leidecker. Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. William Grother and was chris
tened William Grother Reikle, Miss
Helena Leidecker and Mr.. j. w.
Switzer acting as sponsors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
WISH TO IMPBACH
COY. PATTERSON
AND JUDGE JONES
ReelfoOt Lake Night Riders
Declare They Have Trans
dressed Their Rights,
Jury Chosen and Trial is
Progressing.
MIR. TAYLOR FIRST WITNESS

Union City, Tenn, Dec. 49,
Friends OF the defendant night riders
are circulating petitions for the i'm
parchment Of Governor Patterson and
Judge Jones, who is presiding in the
trial. They claim the governors &C
ton In sending troops into the region
and Jones act in calling a special
court unlawful. Colonel r. o. Tay-
Tor is the chief witness against the
night riders.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
"Squint" is Hanged.

Springfield. ILL.,. Dec. 1S.-Frank
Bryant, alias "Squint Sullivan" was
hanged for the murder OF Thomas
Brady. He killed Brady with a
Ratchet In August and secured few
dollars.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
DUTCH LAUGHING
AT VBNBZUBLA'S
WAR DECLARATION

Hague. Dec. 1S.-Unoficial mess
ages say the fleet captured another
Venezuelan warship. Details were
not received. Venezuela's declara-
ton of war is not worrying the off,
cials. They declare Venezuela can't
harm the Dutch possessions, while
Holland has no intention Of invading
Venezuela.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
Wright Breaks Record.

Lemans, France. Dec. 1s.-Wilbur
Wright broke the aeroplane record.
sailing 81 and half miles in an hour
and SO minutes. The flight was made
for the Mishlon prize of 10000 francs
IL will go to Wright unless some on,
betters the record.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
President Will Enlighten House as
to Extent Secret Service is Being
Employed By His Department
neutrality-suspicious.
WILL SERVE OUT TINE.

( As quietly as he escaped. J.
4 w, Fulkerson, who was fined
: $40 last week i'm police court
and escaped by running out OF
the police judges Office, walked
into the police station this morn
ing and surrendered TO George
Starett, deputy city jaiIcr. Full
kerson left the city and went to
4 Memphis, where he tried to raise
money to pay his fine, but was
z unsuccessful, and returned to
Paducah 10 put up the time. He
: reached the police station be-
fore 2 O'Clock and went TO work
: ON the chaingang this morning.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18

Paris. Dec. ts.-A dispatch to the
Temps from Lisbon this afternoon
says that the Portuguese cabinet has
resigned and that King Manuel is In
consultatlon with the leaders OF all
parties preparatory to the formation
OF new ministry.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
SWISS ELECT PRESIDENT.

Berne, Switzerland, Dec. IA.
Deutscher, minister Of commerce.
was elected president of the Swiss
republic for 1909 by the federal as
sembly. He will succeed DR.. r. Bren-
mar, whose term Of Office expires jan
uary 1.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
Resent Espionage.

Washington, Dec. 1s.-The real
purpose of the senate investigation OF
the secret service is TO stop a system
of espionage over public persons.
Many congressman resent spying.
They claim the present administra-
ton has kept watch surprising that
OF car when the extent OF the
alleged espionage has been developed
a law will be drafted, confining the
attentions OF the secret service TO de-
tecting and preventing crime.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18

Recess to January 4.
Congress will take a recess on Sat
urday until January 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
BULGARIA WILLING TO
COMPENSATE TURKEY

SOFIA. Oct 27.--The Bulgarian gov
ernment today informed the representa-
tlves Of the foreign powers here OF It's
acceptance OF the principle OF paying
compensation to Turkey. which has been
the burden of persistent diplomatic rep
resentations during the past fortnight on
the part OF all the great powers. This
decision was arrived a { between the cab
met this afternoon after a long debate.
in which Emperor Ferdinand used all his
influence IN favor OF peace with com
pensation.
Obdurate members OF the cabinet, who
were opposed 10 the principle OF com
pensatiou for fear of stutitying their
party. were won over by the reminder
that there were plenty OF other politicians
who would be glad TO replace them and
assume the responsibility Tor the payment
Of tho Rumellan tribute
The cabinet in measure was influ-
enced also by the sentiment Of the depu~
tations who are arriving here FOR the
opening of the Sobranie tomorrow. They
brought reports that business everywhere
is suffering from the uncertainty, and
that foreign creditors are showing no
mercy.
AS further step In the direction OF
peace So 900 reservIts will be discharged
tomorrow, leaving the army at It's nor
NAL strength OF so 1000 The government
within n day or two Will send plenl
potentIary 10 Constantinople 10 negotiate
a treaty with Turkey. IT Is believed that
by these steps Bulgaria has done It's
utmost TO clear the situation and CON
ciliate opinion abroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
SHERMAN'S ADVICE Is
UPHOLD GOLD STANDARD

NEW YORK. Oct 27.--Invadlng the
metropolitan district after putting In an
sctiSe day campaigning IN Agricultural
and manufacturing districts up-state,
James S. Sherman, Republican vice pres
idcntial nominee made six speeches TO-
night at different places I'm Manhattan
and the Bronx boroughs TO large and
enthusiastic audiences. The candidate ar
rived here at s O'Clock, coming from
Schenectady.
As Mr. Sherman entered the hal, 3
young woman stepped forward and pre-
seuted huge chrysauthemum. saying
81 was for Sunny Jim" with best wishes
for success. The candidate pinned the
yellow blossom on his coat remarkins IT
was symbol OF the sold standard. which
the Republican party had made a founda-
ton for the best money in the world
the American dollar With that IS q
text. the speaker delivered an earnest
address on the currency question, urging
his hearers To vote for an admlnistra ton
that gue ranteed sound money.
The second stop was In the Crotona
Casino IN the Bronx. There Dir, Sher-
man talked on the tariff. AZ Camp
Hughes the candidate devoted fifteen
minutes to praising Governor Hughes.
Brief talks were made by the candidate
at Camp Taft, Empire hall and the Am
sterdam opera house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
KERN MAKES BOLO,
SERIOUS CHARGES
Says Trusts and Combines Have
Sent 100000 Into Indiana
for Republicans.
URGES PUBLICITY OF
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
Man Accused of Handling Cash
Enters Emphatic and Un-
qualified Denial.

TIPTON, Ind, Oct. o7,-"I aui re
liably informed and make tins epccihc
charge that 100000 of money, largely
contributed by trusts and combines, was
brought int, Indiana last Sunday and
passed THROUGH the hands Of Hon. Fr7d
Sims. secretary OF state
John W. Kern, the Democratic vice
IRE -idential nominee, made the above
declaration before asgoodsiZed audlenfe
here today.
"I think that every thoughtful AMI
pntriot!c citizen will Gee the necessitc'
for the LublcatiCu of campaign tunds
before election - aAid Mr.. Kern. The
neople would be much better advised a.
to how they shon,G vote if they know
the extent 10 whic6 the great unlawful
monopolIes and combines were contrlp.
uting money for fanpaign purposes ada
If they also knew which party was
the recipient of ,Lsse contributions.
Inference Drawn,
Every sensih'o man knows that
when contribution Is made TO a cam
paign fund by coe of these lawioss
and plundering combinations, II eX'
pcct5 TO bIvo Niue received IN the
form of special tayois
Mr.. Kern lcvieTod the action OF toe
| respective couycnt'Cns of the parties
with reference 20 publicity Of cempaI.n
| contributions, and continued
"I do not wonder that the Repub!i
| can party this wear Is declining to give
the names OF the men and corporations
that are supplying It's slpews OF war.
| Ii the pcuple OF Indiana knew ne
names Of these donors, Bryan would
| carry the state by 100000. Such prpli-
cation would Il se'rse the fact that
every unlawful combination IN Amoir%a
! has poured ont money uujawtully ali
! sorbc'l from the people s earnings INTO
! the Republican TIC aspry for the pd--
| pAYe OF debauching the ballot
Reverting 10 ihe alleged 100000
contribution r"cc2ly brought into ills
state, Mr., Kern continued:
Rebuke for His Friend.
"Mr Sim. is a most estimable gen,
| tleman and warm personal friend OF
mine. but | am compelled 10 say that
| 1T is q sad spectacle TO sec public Of
| fetal who is required 10 pass every year
upon the question as TO what amount OF
taxes shall be levied upon the railroads
and other corporations II MS state,
handling the money that these corpora,
tions are called upon 70 contribute TO
the campaign fund. The assessing or.
taxing officer who, like Mr. Upham OF
Chicago or Mr.. Sims of Indiana has the
power to raise or lower the taxes of cor
poratious. has rare facilities for frying
fat out Of the corporations whose prop
critics they are required 10 value.
'ET hope the time may come when no
public officer will be allowed 10 neglect
his official duties and engage 10 such
questionable business. The time is rot
far distant when an aroused public sen
timent will so purify the political az
mosphere as to make the further per
/ petuation of such wron"s im"ossible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
Beginning Long Before Dawn,
Democratic Leader Continues
Almost SIeepless Campaign.
is EVERYWHERE GREETED
BY CHEERING MULTITUDES
Makes Constant Appeal to La
boring Men to Stand by the
Democratic Platform.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.--Wipding up
his remarkable campaign in and about
Greater New York, William J. Bryan
was whrled ll5 miles by automobile
in Manhattan and Brooklyn during the
day and night, and made eight speeches
between the hours Of 6 and IL O'Clock
tonight In New York he was ac.
compsnied by Tammany Leader Charles
7, Murphy. Arriving IN Brooklyn
bridge. he was met by Senator PatrlcE
n. McCarren, the Democratic leader OF
Kings county.
Lieut.. Gov Lewis Stuyvesant Chan:
ler's campaign for governor conceded
with Mr.. BRYAN g itinerary, both in
in one place was pleading for loyal sup
port OF the national ticket, Mr.. Bryan,
at another, was urging votes for the
state candidates, from governor down,
and for the Democratic nominees for
Congress.
Mr.. Bryan made eighteen speeches
during the long and firing day, and
everywhere he went-ploughing at
times through mud and rain in rush
to keep his many epgagements-be was
greeted by some Of the largest and most
enthusiastic audiences of his country.
wide tour.
Talks to Night Workers.
The Democratic candidates s eventful
day began at 3 a, m. when he ad-
dressed the night workers from the
steps OF the city hall ct the most unique
political gathering ever held in q
presidential campaign. Then followed
Broadway meeting at 10 o clock, and
a forenoon trip 10 Brooklyn 10 address
an audience Of laboring men IN and
about Market square. From Brooklyn
P.-yyp hn- 70 1c1a n
City. then 10 Jersey City, whore three
speeches ended The New Jersey cam
paign. Back IN New York again Mr..
BRYAN was the guest of the College
mems Democratic club. and then, with
Mr.. Murphy, was hurried up town for
two Harlem meetings, Six meetings IL
Brooklyn-the principal one at Cler-
mont avenue rink-broughr the days
work 10 a close. Although be had had
but two hours sleep out OF forty-eigbt,
Mr. Bryan spoke with all his charac-
teristlc yigor and good humor.
In ali Of his speeches Mr.. Bryan
warned the workingmen against traitors
among them. He asserted that every
laboring man who voted the Republican
things that labor demanded in the Den
yer platform. He held up Mr., Taft as
the enemy Of labor. and sssailed him
and President Roosevelt at every oppor.
tunity, Mr.. Bryan s references to the
guarantee of bank deposits brought
shouts Of approval at all of his meet
ings.
Chanler Shares Welcome,
| Lieut.. Gov. Chanler shared every
where in the welcomes that were ac-
! corded Mr., Bryan.
! livered at the rink. Mr. Bryan first dis
cussed publicity OF campaign contribu.
tions. 1.-THE people have been cheated,
the voters betrayed" he said, "because
the Republican organization has given
the promise in advance that the people
snail pay back through legislation the
money that has been contributed
The Democrats, he declared, wanted
Continued on Page Two.
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INDICATES YIELDING
ON PART OF AUSTRIA

BUDAPEST. Oct. 2I-Earon Won
Aehrenthal. The Austro- Hungarian for
eign minister. in an important speech
today indicated yielding attitude on
the part Of Austria. which may aid ma
terially in the preservation Of peace.
Addressing the Austrian delegation. the
foreign minister admitted that IL was AUS
tria's desire TO do its utmost TO relieve
the present tension. and that therefore
the government would not insist that the
question OF annexation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina should be entirely eliminated
from the programme of the International
conference, although naturally he could
not admit that the powers had the right
to question the annexation OF the prov
ince or the idea OF any territorial COM
pensations on the ether directions.
He would also be glad 10 see the Turko-
Bulgarian negotiations lead to an under
standing for which conditions were by
no means unfavorable. Acting with that
view. Austria, In common with other
powers. had dissuaded the adminstra tioDs
a Constautinople and Sofia from adopt
ing military measures calculated 20 IN
crease mutual distrust.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
COCKTAILS EX0NERATED
BY OFFICIAL REPORT

WASHINGTON. Oct 27-Inspector-
General Darlington OF the army in re-
port made public today. eXonerated
Chairman Goethals Of the isthmlan canal
commission OF the charges made oy Prcsl-
dent Brothers of the Balanced Crane
Cable company Of New York, who claimed
that unfair treatment was accorded him
IN the award for furnishing and erecting
cablewayse at Gatun on tho isthmus Cen
eral Darlington holds that there was no
colusion. that the award was made In
good faith, and recommends that The con-
tract with the Lldgerwood company be
proceeded with, The report WAS approved
Dy the secretary of war,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
publican Candidate Tours the
Manufacturing Towns of
the Empire State.
THUSIASTIC HEARERS
DO NOT MIND THE RAIN
icies of Bryan Are Roundly
'cored in Each of the Many
Speeches Made.

ROY. y. Y, Oct. 27.-The indus
j of the cities aud towns which line
I banks OF the picturesque Hudson
Il Greater New York TO Troy were
e the text of the speeches Of VIII
Il II. Taft today 20 the people OF
u cities and towns.
,onkcrs smiled on the big form OF
Dhioan through a heavy shower. lie
ed ut length TO as many as could
Unto toe largest theater and then
fcssed those who had stood and
led in the rain, whose number was
4 greater.
81. Bryan spoke IN Yonkers yester'
!; and, saving he understood his DIS.
-cished opponent had charged that
RepublicSn party had done nothing
labor, Mr.. Taft first asserted that
|. policies of the Republican party
= been chiefly devoted TO tho inter
tof labor and then pointed out that
4 protective policies the sugar ro-
e Industry was made possible, the
u enterprise of the city.
r Says Bryan Is Bold.
eceriainly Mr.. Bryan was boil
: 10 advocate such views III u town
.tYonkers. continued Mr.. Taft,
ich I believe is one of the greatest
71fscturing towns in proportion TO
fze In the state of New York, ancl
vspendent upon the protective, sys-
= . sample. Mr.. Taft said. OF The
sler impractical. destructive charac-
1fcf Mr.. Bryan 5 recommendation
10 economic reforms, - he
I'D cite what Mr.. Bryan would do
!, the Yonkers sugar refinery, assum-
--lor argument that the refinery was
trust.
9: Taft said.
he would take oG ;be di1ereutisl
-.laar-that protection which is Uee-
~ 10 enable us TO have any sugar
cries m this country. 1t would
the establishment OF rehueries in
tlany, and all of your population
y independent on this reinsry would
Hected. And not only would IL
aoy the trust, but with it tao iuio-
] tnt retineries.
" Opposed 70 Monopoly.
ne hepuoHcan party ls Just as
{. opposed 90 monopoly az the Demo.
'M.e party announced Mr.. Taft
~ "It passed and enforced the
trust law II believes in going di.
- at the evil of monopoly bv
hing men for continuing it, rather
!, By destroying the industries and
= reat combinations of capital that
y much utility and arc of such bene
5lP the wage esrpers. II believes
;tmping out the evil, and not stamp.
aiut the corporations.
hsrrytown, Peekskill and FIshkilI
ru ing listened in the rain TO short
b hes delivered by the candidate
,,,a The rear of his car. The damp,
.~rsdid not seem 20 dull the ardor al
,;r:itizens. When the Taft specisI
II ed .Poughkeepsie at CLOCK the
ss.had just ceased, and the sun came
!, md shone brightly. He was driven
',Ele Coilinwood opera house, whicl
.srowded TO the very doors.
!selass of girls from Vassar COLLEGE
y. TO "get' Judge Taft's speech ir
l hands and an enthusiast in tb,
sfs Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
MESSAGE FROM KING
TO DUKE OF THE ABRUZZI

TURIN. Oct. IA special courier ar
rived here today with a sealed message
from King Victor Emmanuel TO the Duke
OF the AbruZzi. which IL IS believed con-
taIns The kings decision with regard 70
the marriage OF the duke and Miss liath-
crime EikIns. This belief is strengthened
by the fact that the duke after reading
cate points with reference 10 his patri-
mony
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
Fiftieth Birthday of Nations
Executive Passes Without
Formal Ceremony.
JOLLY FAMILY DINNER
IS THE CHIEF FEATURE
King Edward of England and
Other NOtables Send
Congratulations.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-President
Roosevelt observed his fftieth ami
versary today very simply. He attended
to. his executive duties as usual, and
except for the reception of a delegation
from the Hungarian Republican club
Of New York in the East room Of the
White House, and the receipt of largo
number OF cougratulatory messages,
some floral tributes and gifts from the
members Of his family, the day was the
same to him as any other day.
Late in the afternoon the President
donped his khaki riding uniform and
rough riders hat and went for horse
back ride, remaining out until p. no.
There was a jolly dinner at the White
House this evening IN honor of the an
niversary.
King Sent Greeting.
King Edward OF Great Britain sent
one of the first messages received.
'fI request that you will accept my
cordial congratulations upon the occa.
sion of your birthday, together with my
best wishes for your welfare and pros
Gov. Hughes of New York, from
Catskill, \. Y, telegTaphes:
my heartlest congratulations and
most cordial regards
/ Archbishop Ireland, from st. Paul
said:
Il beg leave to offer you my most
siucere wishes that many, many more
anniversaries be allowed you IN service
Of your country and of humanity
From England Whitelaw. Reid, Amer
can Embassador TO Great Britsin. sent;
"Congrs on finishing thC
first half century with great record
The past, at least, is secure"
Similar messages were received from
many persons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
Departments


Taft makes labor question theme
Of his speeches in New York.
Bryan talks from 8 a. 10. until
midnight, making eighteen
speeches ...... ...............
Kern makes charges OF attempt
by Republicans to use corrup-
tion fund ........,..........
President quietly celebrates his
tiftierh birthday ,............
Curtis is ready To tell what he
knows about Banker Morse. 90.
Monument 10 eX-Presldent Ben
1amin Harrison unveiled IN
Indianapolis .......-. .....,..
Flashes from the wire ,.......
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Local.

Many wagers being offered on
result OF election ....,.,.,....1i
Why does the Deseret News dis
crinninate against Jesse w.
knight? .....s....s.s...
Daylight robbers becoming bold
In the city observation-disclosures.
Public Improvements in city are
being rushed .,.e.,....,....... II
Commercial club is scene OF en-
joyable musicale ..........ii
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Sporting News.

Laura +. NJ. Is shot at state fair
grounds race track .......-...11
Football is dangerous sport. ..... il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
RESPONSIBILITIES GRAvlIATE
TO THE PERSON WHO CAN

shoulder them. and power flows 20
the man who knows how. sings tho
inim!table Ebert Hubbard. and this
Is just MS :rue In advertising as any
other walk OF life. Real compelling
copy will help turn the flow OF
dollars into your cash drawer. Put
your best thought in your adver-
tising copy. There's money in Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
SIMS SAYS STATEMENT
IS ABSOLUTELY FALSE

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 27.-When
shown the story from Upton today,
wherein John ". Kern charged him
with handling 100000 OF campaign
Continued on Page Two.