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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
SUNDAY, JANUARY %, 1905.


we consratulate our excellent con
temporary, Ths Greenville Advocate.
upon its recent improvements in equip
rpent, It has added linotype maT
ching and In other ways has improved
It's Typographical euthf. The Advoeate
is in the 4srd year OF its existence and
is under the same excellent manage
ment now that It was on the day It
started. Gen. J. B. Stanley then and
now being its controlling spirit.
The Linden Reporter is for sale, Mr..
John p. Hecker. who has been its ed
itor and publisher for more than a
score OF years, announcing that other
duties require bis attention, He has
always been sound. conservative ed
itor and his paper has great influence
and enjoys a fine patronage. 1t is a
good chance for an Contemplating newsT
paper man.
The walker County News, published
at Jasper. has recently added Frank
v. Evans to its force. Mr., Evans IS 2
lifelong newspaper man, alth he
wandered OF once and became Mayor
Of Birmingham, and one of the best
ahe city ever had. He win make The
walker County News a great factor in
town. county and State affairs. We
are glad that he is back in the regu-
lar harness and in his legitimate bus
mess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

many ways to evade the law that u
would be practically non-effective.
When men win to shirk and. neglect
that which Il such plain right and
auty. we % not believe the law can
feres then TO do it. They may be ed
ucated. persuaded or argued into doing
~ but csnnot be forced, A man has
the right 70 breathe. but 10 he chooses
to neglect 1t, we know OF no raw that
Gan force him 10 DO so. He can stop
BREATHING ara abide the result.
y Is an unfortunate condition of af-
fairs that men who ought to take an
Interest in the afairs of government.
and who should feel IT . duty to take
part in the selection OF those upon
whom the duties Of government rest
temaiH Indifferent and supine Just as
Though good and bad government were
equally matters Of indifference to
thsm-. II Is really shame on Amer-
lean Citizenship that so many who are
dependent on the government for pros
lection Of their rights as citizens
should remain away from the polls and
allow others to think. decide and act
for them. It Is not creditable, but how
can laws apply a remedy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
De-. nrxan in Keatackz.

Savannah News,
What business II Is Of his TO 50 ints
the quarFels OF the party leaders7 1T
may be said that he wants the Hemos
Gratis of Kentucky to forget t9eir asE-
fsrences and set together, 90 tnaE ne
next fall. As he expects to be the Denas
ocratie candidate for President be has
a direct interest In the matter. BVf
win not his taterferenee have the eneeE
Democratic success In the Presidential
campaigfa In tina event that Ne as tbs
Democratic candidate for PRESIDENT
He lost the State IN 1895 and wogkg,
II ia James B. Mccreary hadnt' thFewn
his whole soul, as 1t were, Int shs
campaign that year II the state e
carried this year IL will pc hy very
opposing Governor RaelhaIa will nek
be very enthusiastic for MF, Bryan Is
he should be the Democratic atanaaraF
bearer. and the votes which they con-
Bryan Therefore IL looks as Il Mr.
judgment in going to Kentucky cpd
megdling in the differences eetwsen
Democrats OF that STATE: , :. ..v. n.
isn't in the habit Of considering De
own political fortunes. but that ne Y
in the habit of speaking his mind
freely. That 10 Ell right and coNmen4.
at stake. but In this Instance the Inter:
ests Of the party are at stake; and
he is very selfish to try TO maintain
EXPENSE 81 the party IL Mr.. Bryan
should undertakes TO settle party dif.
ferences in each OF the States he would
have more than he could attend %
satisfactorily and at the same unlt
would likely do his party incaieuiabls
harm,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

The Portland oregonian asks: Gan
President push a candidate for the
successorship of the office he holds
without psrll to the candidate and the
party they represent" The paper
cites Jefferson, Madison. Monroe and
jackson, all Of whom it says. virtually
dictated their Successors, but plainly
does not believe that such precedents
can be safely followed by the RcpublI-
cans now. It ends an editorial with
these words:
OF course. we do not say Taft could
not be elected, But the Roosevelt
Administration has bitter and power
have acted with the Republican party.
yet who are not likely to be drawn to
it again by a man known as the
Roosevelt candidate. Further, with
the working classes OF the country no
Republican candidate again. viii be as
Is grave reason, in all the. cirenm7
stances, to doubt whether the Presi-
dents advocacy of d candidate for the
nomination will help him-should he
get the nominatiop-in the canvass Tor
his election.
The oregonian is an ardent admiroF
Of Roosevelt, but decidedly disapproves
his open efforts 10 push Taft into the
front as the man for his party to NOM
Inate-and therein 1t has plenty of
company in the party. a..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Roosevelt Nest EmphakseaIIy Denies
That He is Baing IL for Taft,
Washhins.on Special to New York
There are renewsa indications that
a serious row is impending in Repub-
Nlicah circles over The coptinuanee Of
the charge that the President Is using
Tsddsral patronage IN the interest Of
The Rresiaene is reported today az
having characterized the charge IN ali
It's phases by the Shorter and uglier
word J" Friends Of the President and
Secretary Taft are especially stirred up,
because the charge comes repeatedly
from the friendsS Of other capdidafs,
all Of whom are receiving the most
active support Of Federal once hold
ers In their States,
This Is notably so in Indiana, where
the most insistent Fairbanks man is a
United States attorney, and where most
Of the Federal ONCE holders are said
to be vigorously at work In the Vice.
Presldeut'ss interest. At the same time
newspapers In which the Vice. President
is interested are repeating the charge
that patronage Is being used for Taft
1t is predicted here by men who
should know that there win be q blow
up pretty soon II the anti-Taft men
continue TO repeat this charge. which
the White House deRounces as utterly
| false.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
This Is Ny ssnd BHthda,

James II, Higgins, who was. regent
ly inaugurated IS Governor o. Kheqe
island for second term. was born "
the town OF LancoIa. r. l., JannsFy fs.
1878. Left fatheriess at the age o. ~
young Higgins was the main supRektt
Of the family, consisting o. g momeE
and three children, He weFk9d nls
way through the high .sehRol q Esw-
tucket and then attended BFeNn 1n M
yersity. He graduated from Brown ~
isSsSarld spent the two seil0wtng YEARS
at the Georgetown University Law
School. After graduated krena the 1875
ter institution he retained ". Hhoae
island and was admitted 70 the 6ar.
He began his political career ~ asYkl
- a member OF the Rhode feiAnd
House Of RSpresent ativss. n NoyeEn.
Der Of the same year ne vas elects
raiitv ever received by 3 candIdgfe for
Mayor In that city. In 1905, while still
hoiding the ONCE Of Mayor, ne was
Elected Governor OF Rhode aslana en-
the Democrats ticket and Wss re-elects
cd last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Moro A6put CHAR Bands.
cree az ana e ss ssassys x sss sls sss
sprins TimS. 6snlis Annie" remarked
ss exs m'te sshas W.
the most pptsat factor now before the
Yesterday saw four little soys,
s rss asn s s.s pis'n ssn ,Asfuse esa
store. stick. stack. stoke-~pick and
pack ana poksf 70 save me / couldn't
! make out the reason OF IL all. DO you
s stsw thsy we're armed Nth p oinitee
cigar bands VITA the enthusiasm and
zeal that might ineite cannibai chiefs
wstb t AZ ,ihsy stRek = here ana fheFs
,vs The n ssenas hae ,oagsa upon gS !sag e
and the lads were pulling them out
made as many nicksIs As they ana
jussDiiity Il MAD.
"a kitchen shower was given at, the
~ Home last Friday night ig hon
reported By ali who attsnded.
out inlbsrta correspondence. Tbs
BALDWIN Times ~.
Sweet bells tangled out of tune and
harsh-.~Mile. ophelia remarks about
seI s,t,,,n else y The collected Works
feel that way about them wedding
bells.
Mr., Glenn =. Fitzpatrick. has come
P SesItb % Gns ms fr,snos he who are
welcoming him upon his return ana
with plenty OF talk about the Florida
places where he had 50 enjoyable and
heaithful p visitation. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
lightfuliy spent in the warm country.
ter OF activities, It being the base
whence iae made several delightful
Hon. S. d. Jenkins, Of Bay Mipstte.
| representative ef Baldwin County in
ss Ssssss wh ss b Il smaF y tss
tsFday e bg her!s after 2 brief yisi-
while rnprstate' went to the Bryan
sssas sas srGs gs lsosis sa sor sHs
welcome from many old friends.
MIR. u. r. Gait, Of selma, who fYr
Bay. departs today after q brief stay
with Is brothersin-law. Mr.. Junius NJ.
Riggs, N20 washington Street. Mr..
Gait, q member Of the, States Phar-
m m seaa:; Beard: wasnn Montgomery
~
Mr, r. II. Steiner. accompanied BY
Mrs. Steiner. dRparted yesterday to
city for two or three weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steiner wifi make a general tour
Of Mexico bsfere returning to the
Mr.. Sam strauss returned home last
night from Ldtlsia Springs
Mr.. Leo Krnuse Of selma Is here on
a visit for few days,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
ssysssgr I Rsss''s sssis-sat'

ID tie pTsssncs OF q thousand Easp
0ovArnsr Conner set at rest the story
that No will seek the SeRateFshsp be
fore the next Legislatufe. He said ln
erect that our Constitution feThlea II
ara An plain words said he would obey
tie Constellation. Again, he said ~
plain words: Il have three more
years a. Governor, and, please Goa,
Intend TO serve them"
So that point u settled IN our poll
Ties. Fhe State will BE- pleased with
this statement from the GpEaF9ef;
Hhis unfriends have elntmed that
/ he would vloiata the Gonetitptlon. sew.
eral 81 his friends have put fofWAFa
the argument that the Senate ok the
pnited States wapad pay no adoption
To bur contention. The GnvaFngT
placed himself IN Nne With TIE mere
sentiment oe the state when he safe
he would respect the Gonetitutte0 ne
had sworn 10 support. The stafeEnent
came in his remarks after . epsalkes
| had nasned him for the vsee-prest
dency ana he safe he could not acs
| cent the nominatien ana then eain
| he would serve out bie terra, ETC. y
was the naoet iFnpeFtapt atAteWens
made eli the pelttieal and social rune
tions az the day, and u Was efeeted
with applause, hecauEe Y elsaFed ne
political atmosphere ct . point whegs
/ it was cloudy,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Birmlngham LpuEsF, 49,.
Of the Board Of Trade and did not come
to Birmingham IS part Of the Bryan
party. He came on the invitation 70
address the Board IT hanaust and not
Judge Harmon 81 not 3 candidate
for the Vice Presidency. He has been
mentioned tor the Pfesidehey, and ~
may be that Ohio will effer his name
for the nomination ut Denver. 1Sa oeE
by no means q man who would deltb-
eFately seek the nomination for Vtcs
President. Be-.
Judge Harmon made a most pleas
bama. His speech at the baaqueE was
a heart-to-heart talk, aaG at times
rose to statesmanshlp as he outlined
the Importance Of the courts ana the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Well all the presidential sspirapts
but the big Secretary may as wei 'go
way back ana SIT down. Taft has
them All ''skinned a mtle,' % to speak.
Not that he has done anything WON
derful OF late that we have heard Of
that boosts him into FIRST place. He
has not visited any more foreisn coun-
tries, hobnobbed with any more poten-
tates. or done anything else out Of the
ordinary. 80 far as we are informed,
II is not what TAFT has done Cor him-
self but what others are doing or are
preparing to do for him that is inns
portaut. they are going 70 put him
in the linelight, or some other kind
OF light. in real good shape. In short.
he. is to be exploited in the moving
picture shows. 50 It II claimed. with
his own fun consent and endorsement
it IL stalled. a company engaged - Tn
manufacture and fitting out Of moving
pictures and apparatus is preparing to
have pictures made Of him in every
coficeivaeis position. attitude and
equipment. and these are to be put on
the road as soon rs possihle.
Here's where Big Bill walks on with
the plum IN good shape. AS cam-
paign stunt 1t win beat swingins
around the circle BY several laps. Taft
as an acrobat: Taft riding broncho;
Taft dancing the Highland Mag; Taft
in a swimming pool; Taft IL . mounted
polo game: Taft climbing. a. CREASED
poie--oh. it's. no usei The mind <wan-
aers helpless in the maze OF possibili-
ties Of the future. He VIII be seen in
all 4hs show houses. big and little,
throughout the land. People Of all
ages sexes and conditions win crowd
to get front seats. and choice places
wili be At . premium. He has got ,erp
going, or wiiiShave very soon. We
have only one posture to suggest which
We fear may escape the picture make
srs. and that IL Taft riding about .
Sircns ring on bareback horse with
Roosevelt A. singrmsstsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
ALL NOT sERENE.
RepubIieaa Complications In Lowe Giving
Trouble.

RepubIIeaa CempIleatlons In Iewa Giving
Trouble.
New York Evening Post
In Iowa the Republican committee refus-
ed to make Mr.. shaw temporary chairman
of the coming state convention, This means
according to the wise men Of Iowa, q fight
between the conservatives and the progress
ives Of the Cumming type. But even II
there were no issue Of factionalism, 1t
would not be strange u tba Iowa eonvsn-
tion preferred not 70 be presided over By
the president OF q New YORK trust cornpa-
nv We reaIiv need an accurate definition of
the things which a favorite son may do
wIthedt losing his birthfight. He NAV
tour the world freely, and even heb-nob
with crowned heads. and then come back
when he pleases to open headquarters. on
he may spend as much time as he chooses
on the lecture platform In other States II
he be a United States Senator from q far
Western State he NAV control his mines al
home from a New York office. But we
had supposed that a formal entry into bus
mess Of kind to require all of hts time IN
a distant state. would operate as draw
back 10 respect 20 political leadership "a
. the old home We say this without ipreiu,
\ dice to bankers. The principle would be
the same II the statesman in question wsnt
away from home TO edit q magazine solely
In the interests Of the common people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
Judge Gray.

But politics Is politics. High as
Judge Grays character is, and vaipA-
BILE as his services have been on the
bench, were he to become his paFtys
nominee for President he would be
sub jected to as a savage q EalStng over
as ever a candidate underwent The
extreme silver men would allege some
dscreditable infiuence behind his oRpo-
sition to Mr.. Bryan in 1895, Just as
the anti -imperiaiists woulG echo these
severe sentiments of the Springheid Re.
publican Between the twp he wouid
fare badly at the polls and maybe SO
down in defeat even worse than tnat
Judge Parker encountered. Juuge
Gray gives no announcement 70 the
anti Organizes who, with less thought
of him than Of their own half-raasfee
schemes, are booming him for political
leadership. He knows the. neld, the
game and the players, ana that no ne
quarter is given. Where he now rs no
quarter is. or need be, asked. He has
a life office, for which he is eHninently
qualified, and his service in u y witn-
out criticism from any kind from any
source,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
.nroN wHAT alEAr.. Erc.

Governor Conner hinder the constitu-
tien OF thu statssis sworn TO the sxs.
cutioh OF the laws. He has no right
to make or unmAke laws. That be-
longs to other departments of the gov
eminent andtinterferepae on his part
Is 10 Violation Of his sworn duties.
Why. them did Governor Conner snser
at the laea Of = Probate Judge de-
clarins an act Of the Legislature mn
constitutieual. This he did in his
speech in Birmingham last Thursday,
It Is, the sworn duty of .
Probate Judge, and, to 60 fur
Their. z that OF a Justice OF
the Peace to declare a law unconstitu-
tional II In their judgment such is the
case. and Il lll becomes the Governor
Of the State to seek to cast discredii
upon them II they should do 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
s.esllesI sss.etie..

s.<s.s1Hos1 Mouak&W nome 81 =.
s. dnsrs s are a. gfset msny z intsilissRt
purposes 81 tie Tsiladssa County MI
icaf Society. and ali other similar or
oSses Snd psn ns e tS net ss9w M
which have no foundation and are eai-
culated to DO an Injustice 70 the public
physicians who are not active rnenibsrs
Of societies. Quite frequently we have
heard II remarked that the doctors
were nrsFnissd for the purpose 81 err
not se Correct sas e has often been our
pleasure 70 attsnd spth re pnsIness
b slHhs A or rust as mentioned. On tie
a high order and directed toward the
befterment. Of the conditions a. these
s nsY nssS ta e.. ssfss ward q 81 ssss
each person With proper care and pre-
caution. may pFeysat sickness AAd the
Il has been our ebservatien that AZ
the <ssssions Of medieai sqeieties the
care 81 the different. diseases eeming
nnssr t aa IRE Rrsss sses sas fSs 81 ss
Remedies used. IN fact e - r eonsqlt-
alton meeting from which the peppte
are the greatest beneHeiaries. De mes
are organized for the sole bepeht ~
their members Tor such IL no. the ease.
The ereategt benefit secs "a the psonls
s sss2y oss ss ssssi z Z Aiss
The Methodist Times, . british pubs
iication, every year divides IL pr4nfg
among certatn charities and fhsp year
sent 1920 to the Aged hinfstsrE anq
MInisterg widows Fund
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
A word for the yellow press,

Mobile Item. -,y,.,
who wants to be Harry fhawI WIZ
all his millions. who Would chAns :
places with him7 For all her marn ,s
palace. what woman IN the Werka Men vt
change places with the poor ota mpSH-
And, considering the change, ask
yourself how 1t has come ABOUT, VIZ ~
powerful agency 1t is that has iso ~. "
Generation TO see that money naea ID
deed bite like a serpent end sflng nAa
an adder, even as solemen said ek M,nS'
What is the agency wnich as 49,,
to us all that It Is better 20 Pc n@ s.p.Itk
with little than in hell SLIT around NtI''
many milljons2 .viiI
What ambitious young man W. 4
covet q fame that may cover ~ aSH - :
monster As Stanford Whiteg Anu 49,, w ~ v
many young girls have been Lura~S
back from the stage by the patsops
All this has been done BY the yer
low press
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
RlFTW q 90
NJ PHIL 4. ARMsTR 0NG.

Those tro old feyeritss Little
Brown jug" and Coming Througn the
Rye" are no longer sung IN Georgia,
leu. nsgss.. q sssIy dinner & ss. .ss
She had many imitators
d. The :. az ss. z os g 6. ssss
IN the United states, We are not
looking for that Job but we hereby put
in our application 70 and All the ''hirds'
In Montgomery--on Inherent pay dAyp.
At last Unols Joe Cannon rsalizes
ident.
an auto yg rids fhi ses sft wsas re NY ~
"yes-+if my chauffeur Isn't using IT,"
! .a,ps,s 2, g.ai 4 ss.s,gT ann. ne
scheme to snseurags = fellow to get
married.
Mr.. Ming, the so-ysar-old Alabama
Sssn wee sssns ever o Ss ms sa sas
in reply. y bseoming knewn al ever
It's him to Arkansas, but we would has
s ss n sn A.S Sss son tss
proud Of him
Ding-a.llng
For Mr.. Ming
| The wedding bells
Wiii shortly rthgl
Two young women fought a duel
over. PittshurE man the other day.
s %ses = sst sssfs sssss Ssssassfs'
h Now comes the report that Thomas
w, Lawson will soon retire from poll
tics. Tomlnis has bad sense enoubb
however. to make y pay.
Thaw's lawyer once Ayed In Texas.
Another honor. Tor The Houston Pest
to brag about.
the prize ashtsr only gets he fame
IN scrape.
Even . bold front may be = glass
front-that people can see through :
s.iss ss' nat ssa i. he may 'sas. Ss.is ~ y
stoi,s,
Be ls ever 50 tumslsd there's ae
Place like home.
white paper d % high that the
stit,ss @ En- tss sner askss asaferins
pitsously downward on Doris, the opf-
cast.
4 E9ls ghsP eggsgshtsx y kasi ss
al his hard luck that he aossa't evon
hear the tapping.
"a. s &. s Z s. x ass.,a =
A. scur-year,old boy bseaEaa - en-
RACED heeause bis neither would net
aTsss biz gp. thas ks egrasa Z . asra,
Sas slLsss.ns qsRoSia b 81 bis WsslslS 3.
wafd ter several years. --ExchAnSe
Now. IL this had been y SRI, II
wepldR't seem q SURPRISING
tvben ne spFing pays osms.
Oh, weary am ! :"
OF the wiAtYy eky
OF the winds that sign
"A they eaper reMpA
OF ttA naked trees
on the Northasn bFeeze,
OF the nigisks that SFFeezes
90 the elsmmy grsunas
rS sa sss e ne Il the trss
Of be-. sna SlFd,
z n The cobalt RkY~<
! Ere s sssss ss 3 h,s H.
That fbs Rrssss aas stsfFss~e~
! y on. silowsry blossoms. ef
Ana heeB tilak hllrarw sr. G
=. ! when che spyan 9vdays eoaa,
wien tie EbrIRSsd sEs eslae 81.
a wen,AR - naysr 70 celoF.blsad shs
cent TAB white lies:
A young man who is very paptlcn-
far about his washing recently. wrete .
note 10 hta %asheyWenaan and eH9 e
rs sweetheart. and nv . gtEsnga fakass
snveispe and sent thein 81, The wash-
srwonlaSa was sent the tnvlkasl0p 20
faKs q Fide tine asst day, hHk wien
the Founk lAay read; '1k YEN tufnhls
up my shiTt hssom sag me - y. " M yee
she cried all the evening", ana declares
siis would never speak 70 htm again
Washingfon IKan.l Star.
-s-zsT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

The Montgomery Advertiser guarantees
rs advertisers land makes 1t q part OF the
Nontrara when rsquested9 that It's dai'v CIR.
rulAtion ts larger than that Of any morning
HsWepaper printed in Alabama-and that tee
Sunday edition has the LARGEST circulation Of
any news paper printed n Alahas-as witnene
except,on.
The figures for December printed below
seprssenf the actual net circulation. all re-
<xrns having bean asducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
says awe chattano0ga Tlmss:

Lots OF people agree with Mark
Twain than when ''oid Grover ap-
proves the thing us pretty nearly
digit. The trouble has been that lots
OF people dc not constitute the major
ity by . good deal--more's the pity tor
the majority.
Yes its net only 9 pity for the ma
jortty but for the country. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

San Francisco is going right in for
reform. A dentist has been caught
praetieing his calling without license.
ana is to be punished. That's a start
In the reform business. is 1t not?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
: Thus mourns The coiumbus Enquir.

er-Sun:
like to know what these GeorgiRns will
do with their mint crop next Spring
and summer. The indications point
very coRclustyely to the fact that the
mint viii waste Its pungency upon the
deseFt-liIke air,
Isn't that altogether too bad7 The
Lawmakers might at least have given
the Georgians time to use UP the cont
ing crop OF oderiferous julep-bracsrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
STRIKES our OF DATE.
Detroit Federation Of Lab0f DenOunces
B0ye0tts.

Detroit Special to ~ o. Times Demo-
crat.
Delegates in the Detroit Feeeration
of Labor today denounced strikes as
Intellectual, these things collectively be-
ing Characterised as an old broken
down wagon not equal to the load that
union labor wanted II to carry"
1t seems to be the sense of the
meeting that radical changes in the
government of nation and State would
accomplish Iebef's objects better than
the Internal methods OF the unions.
Secretary OF War fart was criticised
for alleged uttaranees in regard IN
union labor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Governor Hughes of New York has
arrived at the "Barkis is within stage
Of the game ana. lets It be understeod
that If the Chicago Convention offers
him the Presidential nomination he
viii accept. That means at least that
the Roosevelt-Taft combination VIII
not control the party in the Empire
state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

If there shonld be plot to blow up
our asst we advise the blower not to
let Bob Evans get hold Of him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

It looks very much as " the Mole st,
Nicholas Liar" has been keeping up
with the big Beet. HS5Ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

necsssity Of oheying their decisions,
hssss Va the the ssnss - re sss
and that the Supreme Court had 4 dis
81 gnef Hne % presidents uphsiding
just to Judge Harsnen 10 say tc the
people that he was not here as 4 cai-
aidate for the second place On the
ticket lie may be forced By flie pays
~ to take q place on the ticket He