davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18
Telegramy kraiOWe.
Washington, D. C., IS grudnia.

Washington, D. c., IS grudnia.
= Wczoraj komitet specyalny dla
reagewatia ma lrytyke Prey
,denta Roosevelta zawarta W orc,
dziu, a obra1ajqca Kongres, zlo-;
zyl sprawozdanie re swych czyn-
|. nosci; W sprawozdaniu tenn komi-
tet zaleca, aby zazadac cd prezy-
dehta wytiomaczenia tel krytyki
i uzasadtlienia jej. Izba wniose!'
Ten ,przy1eia jednoglosnie po bar
do krotltiej debacie. Wczoraj o..
n1awiano W senacie sprawe pocz-
towych kas oszczednosci, ktore
nadzwyczajnie zalecal senator
Barkett z Nebraska. Nadeszlo ro-
wniez specyalne pislno prczyden'
ia, ktory zaleca zreformowanie
wiadz naczelnych Dystryktu Co.
lumbia, tax = by i tam stall ma
czele jedeniurzednik ME komi-
sya z. 3 zlozona. Znaczna liczba
czionkow Kongresu rozjechaia
sic juz ma. ferye swiateczne.
Milwaukee, Wis, IS grudnia.
= Onegdaj wpad} do wody o.
twartego mostu przy III. Oneida,
automobil A. F. Soliday'a, skut-
klein czego utoneli dwaj jadacy
w MIN, mianowicie o. Bartlett, by
znesista milwaucki A. Kunz kie-
rujacy automobilem. Soliday ia
dacy razefn 2 mimi uratowai sic
si,utkiem tego, re wypadl z auto
mobilu do woody i pfynac zdoia,
sic .ocalic. Katastrofe spowodowaf
gesty deszcz, ,ktory ME pozwolA
nIotorowemu Midziec, ze most O.
twarty.
Lexington, KY, IS grudnia. =
Przed niewielu dniami donosili-
sny 8 tenn, re niejakiego E. Hilla,
oskarzonego zamordowanie
swej 13letniej kuzynki, Mamie
Womack, ocalii cd zlynczowania
szeryf, ktory narazeniem swego
zycia uprowadzil go z wiezienia
w Adaer do wiezienia w Month.
cello. Jednakze =, go ma wisiec
ME, utonie" tlum oburzony zbro-
dnig wyszukal winowajce w
Monticello napadiszy ma wie-
zienie, wywloki go zen powiesil
w pobliskim leslie, .dajac mu le-
| dwie pare minut do pomodlenia
sic pred egzekucya. =.
Washington, D. c., IS grudnia.
- Rad Stan6w Zjedn. uznai no.
wy Rad i prezydenta rzeplitej
Haiti. Wczoraj tez wyslano stad
telegram gratulacyjny do parla-
mentu trlteckiego powodu jego
otwarcia.
Peoria, H., Is grudnia. = Po-
miedzy n1iejscowosciami Lilley i
Woodruff kolizyonowaly diva po-
ciagi kolei Big Four, pasazersh
2 towatowyrn, przyczetn dwu
frtnkcyonaryuszy kolejowych od-
niosio smiertelne rany; pasazero-
vie uszli CATO.
Boston, Mass., 1S grudnia. =
Niejaki w. M. Mats, suchotn.k
W ostatniem stadyum choroby
przyszedl til wczoraj ma policye
oddajac sic sam W rece pohcyl,
oskarzyi sic, re swego czasu "a
bill w bijatyce zolnierza X. Roota,
w karczrnie pewnej w Stanie So.
Dakota. Bicdak ten umrze lada
dnia, wladze pozostawi}y go ma
wolhej stopie.
Nowy York, 1s grudnia. =
Pani Nelba, znakomita spiewacz-
ka, wyjezdza ma rok do Australia,
W. odwiedziny do krewnych. Me
ma ona przytem zadnych planow
artystycz1ych, ale prawdopodo-
bnie wystapiz kilku koncertami.
N.an:kAs slih:nomaaLn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18

Qr1lelIl SWlSl I'd oPOS Il y ilNu'
Port au Prince, Haiti, 18 gru-
dnia. Jak byio do przewidzenia
general Antoni Simon, przywod-
ca szczesliwej rewolucyi, kt6ra
napedziia precz dawnego pref
Norda Alexis, zostaf ma sesyi Kon
gesu tel rzephtej jednogfo-
snie obrany prezydentem. Prokla-
macyi obioru towarzyszyfy salwy
atmatnie, bicie dzwon6w objawy
radosci ludu. sInni kandydaci ma
urzad prezydcnta zupeinie ME wy
stapili re sweIni kandydaturami;
ma sesye1stawifo sic III deputo-
wanych i wszystliie ich glosy do
stall Simon; przewodniczyl sesyi
senator Paulir. w kraju panuie
spok6j zupelny, nowy rad bierze
sic zupeinie dobrze do rzeczy, bye
moze i potrosze z obawy pred
interwencya Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych W razie aowych rozruchow.
Berlin, IS grudnia. = Prey
dent Castro choc W najlepszym
humorze, jest podobno rzeczywf'
scie powaznie' chory; mimo to
przyjmuje on liczne odwiedziny /
skiada wizyty, prowadzi liczna i
rozlegla korespondencye. Z We
nezueli otrzymuje sporo depesz,
ale podobno niema W Mich mic o
zajsciach rewolucyjnych osta-
tnich i zajeciu olretow wenczuel-
,slsich przez Holandye, talk ze fax
tom tym Castro wciaz jeszcze.:..
ME wierzy, a sadzi, ze to wiasnie
rewolucyonisci takie sensacyjne
pogloski puszczaja do prasy, by
rozgoryczenie wzburzenie ludu
wywoiac,
u Willemstad donosza, ze W
Maracaibo urzadzono wezoraj
antiholendersks denionstracye.
Berno, Szwajcarya, IS grudnia.
- Prezydentem rzeczypospolitej
szwajcarskiej ma r. 1909 ebrany
zostal DIR. F. Deucher, byly mini
ster handlu; poprzednikiem jego
byI dr.. F. Bremen.
Rzyn, IS grudnia. Parla.
ment wloski przesial gratulacye
parlamentowi tureckiemu z powo
du tegoz otwarcia.
Lizbona, Portugalia, IS grudnia
- Cabinet ministeryalny zrezy-
gnowal, kr6l Manuel radzi przy-
w6dcami partyi mad utworzeniem
nowego.
/ Londyn, IS grudnia. = Krol
Edward znajduje sic obecnie W
jak najlepszem zdrowiu, niedawno
cierpial nieco ma gardio powodu
zaziebienia, latwego w obecnej
porze. Prasa angielska donosi o
TEN dla uspokojenia licznych alar
rtlujacych poglosek 0 zdrowiu
kr6fa.
Petersburg, 18 grudnia.--Mia-
sto1 Rostow mad Donem stoi w
ogniu: sploneio juz Srodmiescie i
/ pare dzielnfc; wiele osob mialo
zycie utracic.
w Petersburgu zaczai SIG
pfoces niejakiej Olgi Stein, kt6ra
faiszujac papiery wartosciowe na-
cisgneIa wiele osob ma 100000 ru-
bli; poczem zbiegla do Ameryki,
ale jake zwyczajny przestepca
zostala wydana Rosyi.
|, Kalkuta, Indye ang., is gru-
dnia. - Energiczne ostatnio "a
rzadzenia wladz angielskich pre-
ciwko rewolucyonistom osiagaja
eel zamierzony. Agitacya wroga
ustaje, zaburzeh i niepokojow
nienla; rozwiazano tajna organi-
zacye rewolucyonistow, a przy-
wodcow wszystkich aresztowano;
prasa rowniez podlega scislej
kontroli.
Buenos Ayres, Argentyna, Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18

dopuscic, ale ME zdoiai dose wcze.
snie zatrzymae tramwaju.
I Zmarla mieszkala u swego 81
letniego syna, kt6reml prowadzila
gospodarstwo. W Columbus, Mass.
rnieszka jej c6rka, ktora jest iona
tamtejszego superintendent gazo-
5wni, G. B. Murdocha.
Wayman . Healy.
4 Nowoobrany prokurator John
f.. w. Wayman zamierza zbadad
iaokfadnie, dlaczego poprzednik je-
60 mocno ''oczyscif' kalendarz
sadowy przedt SVEN ustapieniem.
Niernniej niz 224 procesow costa
10 poprostu wykreslonych 2 kalen-
darza, a pan NVayman bynajmniej
ME jest zachwycony tenn "oszcze-
dzeniem' mu piracy. Pomiedzy O.
skarzonymi, kt6rych procesa umo-
fzono, by}o 12 oskarzonych NOR
derstwo, II rozb6j, a blisko 200
oskarzonych o rome zbrodnie =
cd porzucenia zony az do pope1nie-
MIA fa}szerstw. Pan Wayman zba-
da kazda tych spraw zosobna.
Nadto zaszla jeszcze jedna okoi-
cznosc, kt6ra mocno zadziwila
,Waymana. Niejaki Michael Rea-
dy, oskarzony o zamach morder-
czy ma E. Parsynaka d. u lpca
1907, oczekiwa} swego procesu, a.
le d. 2 grudnia process zostai umo-
rzony. Dnia Z grudnia Wayman
.obiaf urzedowanie. Dnia II gru--
dnia zupelnie bez jego wiedzy.
sprawe Ready'ego nanowo wsu-.
,nioto w kalendarz, a niewiadomo,
ikto to uczyni}.
y Wyjasnie1 wprost cd pana Hea-
jly ME mona narazie otrzymac,
gdyz wyjechaf, z miasta i psowr6ci
jdopiero W przyszlym tygodniu, a.
le bye moze ae po jego powrocie
wiele spraw sic wyjasni.
tisty do Santa C'fnus~ -
nae bede a,Uzgledntahe.
Niedawno oznajmilismy, q
wszelkie listy adresowane do "San-'
ia Claus" bardzo pilnie beda od-
czytywane o lie moznosci uwzgle-
dniane "a posrednictwem tutejsze-
go asystenta poczmistrza jego po-
mocniczek, kt6rych portrety ma
wet podalismy. Tymczasem jedna-
kowoz nadeszlo 2 Waszyngtonu
rozporzadzenie, by takich list6w
ME przyjmowae i ME otwierac,
tvlko posy}at je do t. 2. "dead let
ter office (biuro niedoreczonych
Ist6w) We Waszyngtonie. Tylko
jezeli ma kopercie tych lst6w po-
dany jest adres wysyiajacego, listy
ma sic odsy}ac napowr6t do tego,
kto je nada}.
Stalo sic to podobno ma rade j
zyczenie samych towarzystw do
broczynnych. Zamiast pomagae inn
W dzialaniu dobrego, listy te tylko
sprawiaja zamieszapie staia sig
powodem, IL wielu niezasiuguja-
eych ma to, otrzymuje wsparcie M
koszt prawdziwie ubogich. Nadto
uwzglednianie takich list6w raczej-
uczy dzieci zebraniny dlatego
wiecej zlego, anizeli dobrego zrza-
dza.
. Rozg}oszona dawno telegrama-
Z mi wiadomosc o obnizaniu ceny
porta "a listy wysylane do Me
mice, okazafa sic nieco przedwcze-
sna, jak sic zdaje. Z gl6wnego u
raedu pocztowego we Waszyngto-
ME nadeszlo uwiadomienie, re do
piero cd 1 stycznia 1909 bedzie
MONA do Niemiec posyiac listy, i
to wazace niewiecej niz uncye, "a
cp{ata 2 centowa. Me wolno led
max tych list6w wysylac ma Angle
,lub Francye, tylko musi sic je po-
<syiae wprost do Niemiec. Jezeli
list wazy wiecej niz uncye, to "a
kazda uncye dodatkowa lub Geese
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18

rozmiekczona = osune}a sic ma
niego. Dwaj inni robotnicy, Jan
Broszie, 33s Oath str. i Albert
Piach, 2o65 Greenshaw ave, zdo-
lali sic uratowac uskoczeniem w
box.
/, Kiedy wydobyto zasyPauego,
ME dawa} zadnych oznak zycia j
poczqtkowo sadzono, ze ME zyje.
Jednakowoz lekarz, kt6ry nadje5.
c6ai ma wozie policyinym aInbui
lansowym spostrzcgl zataz, re zyt
Gle ni6 ulecialo kazai przewiezzt
spiesznie Gale'a do szpitala Ale
xyan6w. Tam sic okazalo, ze Gale
wprawdzie mic umarl, ale ciezkie
wewnetrzne odni6sl obrazenis a
opr6cz ran ma ciele nia{ take
try zebra z1amane i szczeke strza-
skanq. Niema wielkiej nadziei u.
trzymania go przy zyeiu.. Fl
Podpalacze. E -
W ostatnich miesiacach powsta-
waiy szczegolnie liczne pozary W
zborach professionalism; Wczoraj
mad ranem powsta}y az diva takie
pozary; jeden W suterenach neto-
dysko episkopalnego zbqru, Tho
burn pm. 635S Paulina str, a
drugi prawie r6wnoczeshie W. pre-
sbyteryahskim zborze nars rogl
Marshfield ave. w. 64 strs W
niewielkiej odleg}osci Cd. pierws1e-
go. MIN straz ogniowa ugasi}a oba
pozary, zrzadzily one ,.szkode. ma
$4,000. Niema watpliwosci, re
zaszfo podpalenie: r6whoczestie
zas rzecanik stray ogniowej Ia
rzadzif sledztwo W sprawie ,pozarl
w Centennial Evangelical
Church" ma rogu Hoyne ave. j.
Harrison str, kt6ry zrzadzi1 s1ko-
de ma $4,000. rs
5Zdaje sic, ze jakis maniak Jest
podpalaczem. Podobno tax pastor.
zboER Thoburn jak j iona ,peyne-
60 kontraktora, Henricksa, ktora
nalezy do zarzadu zboru, otrzyma-
Ii pred kilku dniami anonimowe
listy z ostrzezeniami, re zbory be-
da podpalone, jezeli ME zioza pc
wnego olupu W oznaczonem miej-
scu. ''7t
sledatavo az Argo. 4.
Zwiazkowy sad wielkoprzysie-
glych rozpoczql wczoraj sledztwo
W sprawie wrzekomego nieWolniet-
wa panuiacego W fabrykach
"Corn Products Refining CO." W
miasteczku Argo. Wczoraj pre-
sluchano czterech swiadk6w, kt6-
rzy skladali zeznania. Btti to.
Frank G. Wicker, John c. Ware,
Charles King John Malone.
Pierwszy z mich opowiada} 0 wik-
Gle, iaki tam maja robotnicy, O.
trzymywal, ze jedzenie tam lu-
dziom daja gorsze niz nierogaciz-
ME. Ware, kt6fy bSSi zatrltdnliony
W tamtejszym skladzie' wiktuat6w,
opowiadal, re tylko najgotsze ar.
tykuly, .konserwy ijarzysshyy ", pu-.
szkach juz psujace sic, Fprzezngaeza-
ia tam .dla robotnik6w w eiaqggal.
dnia zglosifo sic, do .podprorlkkl orlkkl olklirato- Y Y
ra Legga jjes1cze kilkuasastlu isst ;byiyychf yf
robotnikow efabrylki; g0rowych do
sk}adania zeznan. .s+t,&f.tx,f i.
Zarzadca fabryk, G., E Cham
berlain, utrzymuje, jakoby oskar-
zenia byly fa}szywe i iakoby eaie
afere wywoia} i swiadkew mieizy'
niezadowolonymi robothikami Wy
szukaf przyw6dca fobotnik6w
Madden re zemsty "a TO-. ae we ia,
bryce przyjmuje sic do. piracy tax
ae nicunionist6w. Prosn tea Cham
berlain, by odwiedzono fabrske
niespodzianie i aby przesluehano,
takzc robotnik6w tam stale pracu-
jacych. -. !.
( Zab6jczy trdmiraj 4, Il
Ma rogu Campbell ave. i Madi,
&. p Nn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18
OtV2rCiG P2rI2nGIt1 v THrcyL.
Niezwykfa uroczystose Konstantynopolu.
NOVA TRON0WA SUkfrANA.
General Simon : DrezydeRten Haiti.
Nowy prezydent Szwajcaryi.
Parliament WfOski gratuluje tureekiemu. = kr6l Ed
ward Zdr0W - lax Pyba 49,
wy prezydent Szwajcaryi.
ament WfOski gratuluje tureckiemu.-
ward zdr6W -.,jak ryba. -
MIASTO w OGNIU.
AngliCy tfumia ruch rewOIucyjny w Indyach. = Ia
targ braZy1ijsko-argentynski

KOngesu dla prezydenta uchwalOna Auto
mOb rzeki Sedzia ,Lyncz poti zagraniczneJ
Stan0w Zedn. kOeoW Suchotnlk morderca Pa
jedzie Australia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18

PRzYsYtY: Baltimore: Neckai
z Bremy; Glasgow: California ,
T.; southampton: Majestic N,
opEsztY: Boston: San Gio~
do Neapolu; st. John: Corsica
vsrpoolu sardinian do L6nds
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18
. Za56jczy tramsatdj.s

Ma rogu Campbell ave. i Madi,
son str. wczoraj wieczoremil 4.5 4. let
MIA wdowa Amanda Young; 1867
W. Madison str, zostah przejee
chana i tax ciezko pokaleczona, ze
wskutek tego umarfa wkr6tce Po-
TEN W szpitalu Monroe. Przechho-
dzac przez szyny, Youngowa nagle
ujrza}a swiat}o elektryezne tramIi., am,
wajui tax sic przerazila, be wido-
cznie straciia glove sama podbie-
gla pod tramwai. Wedle swiadect--
wa policy5anta Cassidy, t6ry fbyi
ma tramwaju, mot"rowY ,lczsna
90 zdolal, by do 'szuzeScis Pie
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
WHO is JOHN W. KERN?

"Ubo is John w. Kern?" asks Will
liza E. Corey, the multimilllonalre steer
magnate who gained notoriety by mar
rying Mabelle Gilman, the actress.
In the first place, John w. Kern is
an old fogy. He has such old-fash-
toned notions that he despises man
who would divorce his wife and the
mother of his children in order 10
crafty an insane passion for an act
ress. John W. Kern is one of those
back numbers who places honor
above dollars. He would not sell his
soul for gold, even though the devil
offered him all the yellow metal there
is in the bowels of the earth He has
remained a comparatively poor man
all his life rather than enter COM
bine to rob the people and drive COM
petitors out of business. He nevec,
so far as We have been able TO learn
either founded a public library or en-
dowed college. Having lived an up
right. wholesome, God-fearing life all
Eis DAYS, he has never felt the ne
cessity of apologizing to his maker Or
Offering penance in the form of lucre
+.,r his sins.
William Z. Corey is about as sharp
81 contrast to John w. Kern as could
be found within the boundaries of the
United States, with the possible ex-
t2ption of James S. Sherman, the other
candidate for vice-president. No man
who holds dear the honor of this coun-
try can contemplate the POSSIBILITY Of
Sherman hannD1inp through
an act of Providence the president OF
the United States without shudderirs::;
where's if John w. Kern should ne
called pom to step in , :he highest
office he would grace it.
who is John w. Kern" asks the
faithless nabob who cast off his faith
full wife, the woman who had bravely
shared his days of poverty and had
struggled with him to build up his .'or-
tune, as a man throws away lemon
after he has squeezed all the good
out of it. Such inpertinence de-
serves no answer, were it not for the
sake of calling attention to the brazen
effrontery of men of COrey's stamp
who had through the medium of pro-
tected monopoly, grown to be the
greatest menace that confronts this
nation today. Anarchy can be stamped
out by force, but the insdious evil i'm
posed upon this long suffering people
by men whom President Roosevelt
designates very forcibly as 'malefac-
tors of great wealth. is even more 70
be dreaded than anarchy.
Who is John w. Kern Why, a
plain, honest American citizen of the
highest type, an unpretentiOuS, clean
living man, yet of scholarly attain
ments and commanding intellect Had
that purse proud Pittsburg million
aire read John w. Kern's mastery re-
ply to the. apology of James S. Sher-
man. he would have no need to ask,
WHO is John w. Kern?"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
WHY BILL FELT EASY.

Last fall when all my work was done =
l thought I'd take some we'll earned
fun
Just thought I'd spend a week
visitin' my friend Bill Peek
With whom 1 ulster fight an play
Bill lives down Oklahoma way
So down l went as free from care
AS anybody anywhere.
"Hows tricks, OF man says Bill Z
me.
90. bully. Bill I'm up in G."
An then l told him of success
That l had earned through storm and
stress.
Some years were fat an some were
la1k,
But [ got money in tn bank:
An now / guess as how [ will
Quit Workin hard" says | t. Bill.
That night along bout o'clock
[ got mighty sudden shock
A message from my wife that said:
Our rank is broke." An home | sped
In less than one short half day
sew lily SdNiH IdUG away
The bank was broke-'twean me, an
.Cu
II da-e ] amt got nary so,l.
This fall Bill came t. visit me
An found me workin' hard. b'gee,
Hut Ec went visitin' aroun'
An SI'snt some leisure time in town.
Says Bill t me: I'm that there wreck
It seenfS you got it n ~ neck
correct, says l, 'vOu stated facts
hight where TIL chick. r g tn ak"
That right Bill read his bank had
&C sed,
An L JUS nacherly supposed
He'd hike FIR home a feelin' blue.
Jus like / had-an' so would You
But Bill he laughed an said: II guess
That amt goin' t. make distress"
But all your money, Bill?" / said.
Guaranteed said Bill, lets go IL
bed
w. M. M. in The Commoner.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
HASKELL-AND OTHERS.

Admitting all that is charged against
Haskell; assuming that he is guilty Of
everything of which he has been ac-
cused-what then?
He is one; in the republican camp
are a thousand-worse.
We all know most of their names;
they have been reprinted until they
are familiar-Aldrich, Cannon, Elkins,
Dalzell, Crane, Payne. Hopkins, Sher-
man, Du Pont, Tawney, Penrose, Lori
mer Hemenway, Fordney, Burrows
the list is too long to take space for
who have run this government for the
past four or more years and who will
continue to do so unless Bryan and a
democratic congress are elected.
The gang is fighting fir its life. It
finds chance in Haskell to divert
attention from the real game. Every
one of these and hundred other tools
of the interests" are supporting Taft.
Not that Taft is a bad man, but
they fear Bryan. Roosevelt never
Jared them Taft would never feaze
them. He is beholden to them,. parti-
SAM. Bryan is Independent of" them
They would have to begin to scurry
if he were elected.
Admit, if you please, all that is said
against Haskell-and kick him. Then
turn around and you will need thou
sand toed boot to kick worse fellows
who are attacking him-Oregon Jout
nal.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
WOLFE, VALAER & BROOKE,

NEW. BUNGALOW. IN. GREEN'S
Park Addition, one block from
Green's Park School, on Alvarado
Terrace high lot facing southeast,
with beautiful view of mountains
and surrounding country. This bung-
allow was built by che owner for his
own personal use and has never been
occupied-has six large modern
rooms, large bath, two toilets, ce-
ment basement, fire place, and very
handsome interior finish with pol
ished floors. Equipped for both gas
and electricity. Price. $4000-$1000
down, balance just like paying rent.
$500 BUYS ONE Of THE Pref
tiest suburban homes around the
city. one acre of good land, young
shade trees; new S-room modern
house, hot and cold water. Nice run
ming brook, close to car line and in
the growing part Of city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
TRUE, BUT STARTLING

Ire acting editor of the Omaha Bee,
a very staunch republican newspaper,
recently read the following:
In all tariff legislation the true
principle is best maintained by the
imposition of such duties as will equal
the difference between the cost of pro-
duction at home alnl abroad, together
with reasonable profit TO American IN
dustries."
And this is what he wrote about it:
Nothing prettier in the hall
line has been offered in this campaign.
The most hidebound standpatter in the
country can accept that as satisfac-
tory and the rank freetrader can find
delight in it. The declaration means
simply nothing. An attempt to legis-
late along that line would simply open
the way to interminable wrangling as
OF what constitutes "A reasonable profit
and for hair splitting on wages in one
industry. price of raw material in an
other, rebates and drawbacks in a
third and So on throughout the list of
thousands of articles that are now on
the tariff lists. Under such a propo-
sition, any attempt at tariff revision Z
Bryan's direction would serve only to
halt industrial and commercial prog
ress and keep business unsettled dur
ing his term of Office"
Then the real editor came back o.
duty, and invited the attention of the
acting editor to the fact that the quo
tation was not from one OF Mr. Bryan's
speeches as he had supposed, but was
from the republican platform adopte.
at Chicago. And the real editor has
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
GOING, GOING-GONE."

The Richmond .Va) Times-Dis-
patch says; THE New York Herald 5
weekly forecasts are commonly con
sldered the most Trustworthy noy
published in the United States: no
doubt they are as accurate as fore
casts can be. They show steady gains
1or Mr.. Bryan, the gain last yreei, De-
ing notably large On Sunday. Septem-
Der IL, the Herald gave Mr.. Taft aOS
electoral votes, Mr.. Bryan 1e1 ard 11s
doubtful Yesterday the Herald gave.
Mr.. Taft 1S5 votes, Mr.. Bryan ISL and
l57 doubtful. In one weak. in short
Mr.. Bryan removed fortv-one ele,to-
raj votes from Mr.. Tafts possession
into the doubtful column Twenty
three of these votes. incid antally. are
attached to Mr.. Tafts native state OF
Ohio. Election day is still SIX weeks
AMY. The present situation, however,
and more significantly, the Drasaat
trend, is more encouraging to the dem
ocratic party than anything offered t.,
1t in decade
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

walla Walla and Vicinity: FAR u
night and Wednesday.
Washington: Fair tonight. Weones
dav possibly showers in western poi
tion fair in eastern portion
Weather Conditions.
The high area continues to oVeliie
the Pacific northwest ana horlioiA'
Rocky mountain states ana lah
weather has prevailed on the Faciii.
slone with the exception OF hsi'
shower at Seattle. The barometrlc oe-
nrassion moving eastward over Canaoa
j. now central near Lake Superior anu
las been accompanied by rain IN INC
east of Montana, the Dakotas, Minnie
sofa and Iowa. Fair weather at'eAio'
the high area averlying the eastern
states 1t is somewhat cooler thiS
morning from the Pacific to the MIS-
sissippi. and generally warmer thence
to the Atlantic. The conditions poiii'
to continued fair weather in TINS VI
c;nity with no noticeable change III
temperature.
JOHN GROVER, observer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-06
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL IiSkE'
For President-W. j. BRYAN, OF Ne
Nebraska.
For Vice President-JOHN w. KERN
of Indiana.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
Congressman Third District-WM.
GOODYEAR.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Governor-JOHN PATTISON.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. .. Ed
WARDS.
"a Secretary of State-OTIS JOHNSON.
State Treasurer-JOHN SCHRAM,
State Auditor-W. H. CARSON.
Attorney General-A. w. HOLZ-
HEIMER.
Commissioner of Public Lands-AL-
BERT ScHOOLEY.
Commissioner Of Public Instruction
ELDRIDGE WHEELER.
Insurance Commissiener-EDW f.
MASTERSON.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
Senator. 18th District-JOSEPH r.
Fades.
Senator, 18th District-H. f. CLO-
DIUS, Jr.
Representative, 18th District-J. w.
COOKERLY.
Representative, 18th District
FRANCIS A. GARRECHT, CHARLES
w. MASTERSON.
Sheriff.. D. BRUNTON.
County Clerk-PERRY J. LYONS.
County Auditor-THOMASS STAINS
LAUS SCALLY.
County Treasurer-R. A. BIRD
VEIL
County Attorney-FRED NJ. EEDG-
Err.
County Assessor-M. TONER.
County Superintendent of Schools
e. E. STAFFORD.
County Coroner. F. COON.
Commissioner, First District -
GEORGE STRUTHERS.
Commissioner, Third Disirict-F. NJ.
OWDEN, Jr.
Sust,ee of the Peace-THCMAS NJ.
McKINNEY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H. THOMP-
SON.