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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

T. 5 impossible tor anv drag .u iig=.t
fool without she Adj Of ne stomach.
Aau cannut 10 7atsIre's work Be - is
assist her. aud any concern claiming
thai tAey have remedy that Sill iig-sr
food without the aiG OF th- stomach.
iii-renv allowing the stomach - lzy
:il- and -a>r. ara claiming the Iupossi-
Die AL remedies FOR stomach c-ouole
snoHli 5e Eiv=u with The sole parpcs-
OF aiding uatare aud enabling ne strm-
sch to do Is oar work. Que oj tile
Best Stomach Specialists 4 tne [. :.
wrote the pre>CriFs5o from waIch Ry-
dale stomach Tablets ara made aad
rhey easnie the stomach 10 DO rs ovn
zo-z. Two siz=-. nc and 5Dlc. j. W.
Thursiou's : Drug ~scre
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
A Logical Sentence

a lawyer defending a man accused
OF h0Usebreaking said:
Your honor I submit that III ciians
did not break j1ro the house n al. He
found the 0art0r window open and
merely inserted his right arm and re-
moved q few r-idiu= articles Now
ny clients arn IS not himself. and
fail 70 see how you can punish the
whole indiviiaa. f1r N 3Tense com
nirred only hy one Of his limbs"
THAT argument" SAIL the Judge. is
verv we'll put Following il logically.
I sentence the DEFENDANTS arm 70 one
years Imprisonment lie can accom-
psuy Il or not as he chooses
The defendant, with his .avvers as
sisrance. unscrewei his cork arm and.
leaving It IN the dock. walked out
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

The city Of Cambridge, Mass. has "a
ceivef Il new combination chemical and
bose wagon and ; team Of horses. the
whole outit vaiaed ar S5.5G1, from
Harvard college The new fire wagon
vii oe kept in the house nj engine :,
~hicn is on Main street opposite Sixth.
This gift was offered rhe civ some
time ago. but was not ar irsF accepted.
soue citizens claiming thar in ttTIs war
the college was seeking 70 pHt a stoU
TO the agitation in rpgard 10 college
taxation Il is supposed. however. tia (
the institution recognizing the fact that
fires occasionally occur in the college
buildings, deems it only fair thar il
should take some part In maintaining
the city's fire apparatus
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
LONGEST RELAY RACE
thousand Mle Run by 7. N. c. l.
Boys Against Tine.
EoTH DAY AND NIGH sPalsTS

~ Fs@HA<s- N-HneTh = f4Ns "eSa&ss
F-arz New Ysrxs Mayer - cAie.-
so's ~zye--stzr- - Sc Maze az cssy
rail. Ss- Hsrs-Taeusanes az Lass
Training.
Whar wul be without doubt ne i0ng-
est organized -eIay raee against time
l. thar proposed By TIE Boys depart
mrnts u the Young Mems Christian
associations 10 - -ln t-Om TIE ciVy
hal "a Nev York city 70 ;ae aaygT's
0sdce- Chicago. O-giHnlng az precisely
u = n July - The b-sJ rIa1er and
lest al round boy % he Twenty third
street branch u New Y5rk vii appear
ciad In 1ls running tights and i dress
LIZ gown ~ ne 3E1c= u Mayer Sic
nm AZ ne door drop lis dressing
Eawn and make ne arzJ az VI The
thousand mile run cue mile Qp
Broadway the seeoEd runner viii EwsI
I'm 20 seize ne message aId speed on
A. every miiep1st lp 20 ionksTs-
~ l. y ~ " IA ~ W
ward Judges xii accompany me nm
uers and pick them up a. they cOm-
piets their spriuJS until the IonkeS
boys axe the message ID bear On
uCrrhvs-d Then the New {Srz city
contingent viii come nsck TO the ciTy
In procession of automobiles
The Young Mems Christian sssocta
ttou physical directors along the road
10 Chicago are trying out their BOYS
for the race. Olly BOYS frou afreeH 70
seventeen years Of age vii De ssi-etest
and after 4 esratu. Dhysicai and nesii
cal examination The squad will r1n
a1d train for weeks. and then ne BOYS
vl0 SiIl 10 credit 70 Lae organization
viii oe selected - bear rs cofors
There vii Ne 40 medals -Jr prizes Tie
order " ne selection snd rhe record
0f the tine made viii Dc CORY enough
70 al 81 -ha aeSr BOYS n the depart
uenL
No Jtasr organization than Cae 7 NJ.
c. 4 could arrange AMI safeguard such
a -zcs. as il aas fully 10 oC.J bows IN
Ter the training u expert directors
The rzes vtIl be conducted day anu
nignr 10 10 SATURDAY. July IS. AZ -
O'Clock and will De resumed again AZ
2 O'Clock Monday morning July ~
While ne race will probably " rfH
in iess than siI days. the leaders 10
not propose 20 have il extend into cae
Sabbath through any Unforeseen de-
LAYS 50 these dates we're selecrad
The scheme. Edics g attracting at
renc!on all over the country. Uss irxt
suggested by the boys secrsrary AZ
Cleveland WHO had II hand : similar
run from yaat city 10 Cincinnati A A
jameson. seerstary II the Txenty-third
street branch. New York aas the Ill
rectto1 Of the race IN the east July IS
Aas been selected As the best time for
this run. because then the boys viii
have lad three weeks OF vacation 10
train for the event and ras night runs
may De made By moonlight The long
est run for a single association I'd
cover IS from 5Graio to Ere The al
10Unceneat of this race aas greatly
stimulated cross country running
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
Daring Deco With an Auss.

Deputy Sheriff .Gregg Porter Of Por-
JeTris. y. 7 in company with Two
friends. tshed the streams for trout ar
CahOOnEie. ryeive niles north OF Port
Jervis the other day On their return
In the afternoon in Ar Porter's heavy
touring car the parry found the bridge
over tile ShiuglestIl ersek had been -
moved by wOramen making repairs.
NJ Porter aid two narrow sIringers
across the stream and drove mis- auto
mobile over in safety Il required
nerve and careful steering. for aa inch
airher way would have prectpitared
the machine fifteen feet into rae creek
below
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
4 Tragedy Avertea.

rasscy AHert@Ga
\ gentleman unexpectedly t0Ok a
friend home 70 dine with him. Before
dinner his wife took her husband aside
and impressed upon him that when The
sherry in the deealter was exhausted
he must NOT ask his friend ID take any
more. as there was none in the house
The husband promised 70 remember
and act with al Iue discretion When
the sherry was exhausted. however, the
husband IN 4 III OF mental alteration
pressed more upon him The wife
looked distressed, and the visitor de-
c!iued- After the visitor had departed
the lady said reproachfuLly to aeT aus
band. How could you press aim 70
take more sherry when I mad already
warned you there was none in tie
houseg'
4 am very sorry. dear. said the pa
rient husband. hut forgot all about
it"
How could your she replied.
What do you suppose / was kicking
YOU under the table for -
1T wasn't NE you kicked" said ner
husband
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22


When Tie teacher was absent from
Tie Seh0oi-1Jm Willie jones vra;e 0u
he blackboard
Willie Jones en- hug -l- girls better
than any boy ID Sya5Jl
W luau. l.i sou write r-lIs'' asked
the teac1er upon uer ----.
Yes. ua-aul.-
Well you may srav after school -
punishment
Cot q licking, didn't yOu asked
one boy v vaen lie came out
Nope"
Got saweiT - asked Another.
Nope
What dld she Do
-Shaat tel but Z pays - lG~er-
rtSa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

The family were gathered in the IL
brarv. one OF rhe windows Of which
was open
THAT air the father began
Father. dear. dog.t say that air
SAY that there. the daughter ldmon-
isht-d
We'll. this ear he again attempt
Ell.
Nor this ere. This here' is cor
rect" he was tod
The old gentleman rose with an an
C-v snort. Look here, Mary he said
of course | Snow you nave been TO
school and all that, but reckon
Know what | want To say, an / an
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
Her Way of Taxing Them

Al a dinner party the coachman was
called upon in an emergency t0 assist
in waiting upon the guests among
whom was 4 very deaf old lady. The
coachmau. in passing the vegetables
comes TO the deaf 1dy.
Peas. mum - says Jehu-
No answer
Peas. mumE- Gouderl.
Still there was 40 answer from the
old !ady. vino At this moment lifts her
ear trumpet interrogatively toward the
man
CHANGING down and seeing the tube
he calculated in a whisper: We'll. It's
a rum way of taking rheu- but | SUP
pose she likes IL Here goes" And
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
rare ard Rounds Race Far 5ailecna

Hara and bounds and point 70 point
races for balloons arr novelties prom
Lse<i OF the Aero CLUB St Great Britain
this spring and SIMMER u connection
win ne international conference Of
aero clubs, says London spec.a. cable
Dispatch The hare aad hounds rare
viii DC ed IN a small balloon By tue
Hon - y Rolls VINO Will De given 4
taree minutes star. the AIM being TO
elude balloons which start IN pursuit.
Mr. Rolls viii naneuver MS balloon
into different air currents Should the
hounds prsss too closely Oh his Track
be VIII Try TO ascend Until hidden by
clouds
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

1 1eFni-e Date.
During the money stTin-Hncy lately
4 car-aiR real estate man having moth
ing else for MS clerk 10 do. sear ain
out 70 collect some rent that was over
due
The cIerk- being Of Swedish national
itv. had their peculiar wang in MS
speech
Returning from his trip, the Swede
seemed var- juhilalL
The proprietor noticing his smile
said We'll. whar luck lid vou haveg'
ard tie clerk answered ''T'ur-v good
We'll, did anybody pay your
''Yaas. Smith he pay. and Yones he
say he pay n january"
ara v0u sure Jones said he would
pay in January? He never before mas
made any such promises
We'll. I tank 50 He say II b2ne a
dam col day when you GET dot money.
and tank dat bane IN Tanrarv -
Judges Library
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
FAMILY GUM In PERIL.
Child Wire rad Il Far tne Day aecs-
lessiy Tack Il 70 SehaoL.

i iiJrie giFi in the Fai-viev school in
Bloomfield. y. j.. was recently detected
chewing gum by her teacher, VITO COM
PEELED her 10 take il from her mouth
AMI place It on a desk
When the noon recess arrived all the
pupils left hut the child in question.
and she began TO cry.
What Is the rrouble% inquired the
teacher
- want the gun" replied the little
one. IT belongs 70 my mother"
II seems that the gum was family
affair. and rhe child lad simply bor-
ruwed it for the dag The teacher per
mitted her 10 take it home
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
Bottled

=ctIez
~EveryrhinE was ine ' p IL the farm
er when ~ -sJ 1agE home from LIs
first visit 20 Tue city -reTvr1llg WIS
due except Tie light They sept cle
light burning IN ny roau all night
long. 4 thing ! aint used ~ and
couldn't sleep on account of Il
Why didn't you Glow II ouys asked
his vie
Blow il 0ut5 How could r The
blame thing vas inside 4 lot-Le.T
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
Maii=ious Aaisasi,y.

Malicious A5iposltY.
Fat men are 40 account FOR soldier
ing said the ate General SAaf-eE
They pant. they wae-Ze they slorr.
they ch0z.e. they --uul, tley g-Ja1.
they waddle. they ssoueh through the
world NoS 4 particle Of good 0u =zrrh.
fat soldiers Would not have one Of
EN- ar1uud II I could helm IT,"
Er-out-~r-you vyG.d not exactly
-er-ca.l yourself slight would ygyL
general" ! veuturesuEnr Elas or asked
Hell. no. I've 5ren i fat. b.3UBT
Oh nuisance ever since the Lar TIP
PED the beam AT 0var =5J pounds, aad
right then Ought Cove been court
martiaiesi AMI rasLisr=i for outrage
Gus ald malicious adipgSlCr. sir tsg
scandal0us c1rpE.enea 10 ne preiudics
o. military discipline
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
Coo LlttEs Girl.

! Christian mother vas once show
ing her .ir--e EirL. about ave v-a-s old
4 picture representing Jesus j ..g.a- an
infant in ais arms While lie Mothers
were pushing their children toward
lil-
There. C2r-.a sad Der mother
this : what { would have done With
ygu r Z aad been -ne-e-
Il wouldn't be pushed 70 Jesus; I'd
60 To him without pushing
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
4 q serleT AusentriraeG.

Rufus ChoaIe once audea roTed 10
make a witness give an illustration Of
observation-disclosures
Wal" said the witness cautiously,
Il should say that 4 man who Thought
he'd left his watch 10 hum an tuo6 II
ourn his pocket 10 see If he nad time
10 60 hum 10 get i'll should say tld[
that feIler was = leetle a6seGUmindet1- =
Every b0tiy's-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
T7e Play Vert On.

lie ray W ert UT
n the early days OF the last cen-
turv Thomas Hi. 4 great-Qncle Of the
Iara Thomas Hill. president Of Har-
ward university, was occupying an end
seat in 2 theater ar Jersey CIrv. Di-
reetlv n front OF him sat 4 diminuriva
Franchmau. VITO found his enjoyment
of the play greatly diminished BY the
fact that s1 OvergTow1 man IN front
OF him persisted n wearing 4 tai silk
hat He tried 70 look around the hat
and over the burly shoulders bur only
10 his discontinue Finally he tapped
the man on the am Saving, Ell you
please. szre. would you be Kind enough
TO take of your hat" No attention
was paid 10 this protest ami ne re-
ireraret his -eques1. Still the Dig man
paid 10 deed. Mr. HIS attention was
attracted. and. lkiug his cane be
knocked the silk hat OF into the aisle.
Instantly the man. MS face red with
wrath. rose 70 his feet and began 70
pull of his coat The audience also
rose. expecting % see i 1ghr- Inc
play stopped. the acrors crowding 70
the front Of the stage Mr.. Hill de-
liberareiy stood up. Displaying MS SIX
feet TWO inches Of height aud MS mag
nidceuE proportions. and said IN 1 clear
voice heard al over the thearer. M
name Is Thomas Hi. tanner II you
wish satisfaction. come 70 my ofice
roLuOr-ow morning ut o'ciOck- Here
is uv card. The other sluus OUT Of
the house. Then H-lL. with sweeping
gesture. exclaimed IN a stenTorian
voice. The play may 90 on" And the
plav went ou.-LlppincotTs
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
~.sit7 arc Marbles

Why -er J1-Fl-. aly more money T-
AszeI = friend 5f ll- ate .igs~e.l
sage. -Y5l lzl- -zE -L Is1 czn't
1giEk T. WHAT -1.-I v.,- & d. v5uz'
-Ere- p.as mar. r=F- Cu-e Els=el
-sEz,L
Yes. Wlel vas boy
Couldn't eat en- could sou ?
Colldn drink en-. could yslt Nl Is-
70 yJu. were -heys What I'd -0a p.sy
marbles flrT
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

! iady once asked Lord Brougham
AT dinner party VITO was the oest
sUslaser in the house Of lords Lord
Brougham promptly and einpha1caliy
answered. Lord S1uley, madam, IS
the second best
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

EXAMPLE
We scatter seels v.-E ara ess hand
And dream We leer z4aG see them
mora
Blt t1r ] Thousand yzlrs
Their t---lt a1r=4-s
In weeds thai mar -lz .zzi
Or leA4tlful s-lrz-
TIE deals -e 60. the words w= say.
Into still ar they s==za 20 1s=-
We e8uEL them ever past,
But they sEz-i -zs.-
II the ITe41 Judgment they
And We SHAH meet
charge thee by ne years gone ".
For the love slEz o. 5reIA-aG dear.
Keep thou -1e one --l= Way
IN w1rz and play
Lest NJ EL4t word -Eet- G-y
q woe thou l=A-
--g.-- E-bEa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
THE PROHIBITION PARTY.

When vas the national Prohibition party organized
sept 1859. II Chicago. In S-2 national ticket vas non
mated James Black Of Pennsylvania Jeag candidate president
Ar. Black received 5,5Os votes
What the largest pOed by PrhiaitOnisl
That Of I>92, wen John Biwe OF California received aG+ I33
votes Tor president
Name the Prohibition presidential candidates Black
Green Clay St kearuckv, 1870. N-a. Dow Name 1850;
John P s. J3aa, Kansas Clinton Fisk jersey 1855
John Bdvel, California 1872; Joshua Leverg MARYLAND Isst;
John G. WooHey illinois, 1905 SLa= c. swallow Pennsy yana
1904
What Swallows
255536 bis increase of 10000 Woo-ey. vote
State briefly what the Prohibition party chiefly
The following par Of the Prohibition platform 1892: The
liquor tac toe civilization enemy popular gov
and Pu5c nuisance l, Is the citadel
corrupt politics promote poverty and degrade the
home & rwart the VII Of the people and deliver country
the hands OF rapac0us class All
Of regulation egze anu protect this rra make government
share is III gotten gains vicious principle poweress
remedy We declare Tor me suppression Of the
facture sale importation expectation and transportation Of alcoholic
liquors beverage BY federal and state legislation
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
The
Scrap Book
A Distinction WIZ rrHer.res.

A Distinction Witn 4 difference.
Ollie James. the giant Aenllcky con-
tressman- vas making i p0ilrica.
speech
Il waat TO ask sou 4 Question.
shouted 4 man
~ ell m friend. what Is ir
i want you 70 tel rlIs gathering
what Is the difference between Grover
Cleveland and Theodore Ro0seveit-"
Nothing simpler Mr. Cleveland Is
too setate 10 hunt. and Mr. Roosevelt
Is too restless % lsl.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
A Hurry cr1er,

A Hurry Cr7er.
As she examined her Thanksgiving
turkey she asked her little son;
Did t1e butcher tel you this rglrkey
was quite fresh -
Nom He Just said 10 hurry nome
with il As f4sr Is I could
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

going 70 say il / believe I feel cold
n This ear rom that ai-. an IN 90
inE 20 shut the window - Ladies
Home Journal
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

down Went -le rals INTO Tie ear -um
rrr-Ladies Home Journal
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22

Porcasss.
THAT IS 4 pretty big bucEvheat cake
for boy Of your size. said papa ar
breakfast 10 Jimmy boy.
II .ooks biz" said Jimmy. but real
Iy il isn't is got .0ts OF por0us-s
in it."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-22
AN ELECTION PRIMER

Pertinent P9Ha -45ou. Our ELsc,iou
Machinery Far Nsu Eotsyy ana Old
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-31
BUT WORKINGMEN
ARE NOT IN LINE

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-With Rear
Admiral Coghlan, as grand marshal
and Commander w. B. Franklin chief
of staff, $4,000 New York business men
will march through the downtown
streets today in a great Taft demons
tration. The affair has been promoted
by the Business Mems Republican as
sociation, and every line of trade in
the city will be represented in the i'm
posing pageant. Many millionaire
bankers and brokers have signified
their intentions of taking part in the
parade.
The line of march probably will be
from Bowling Green, up Broadway
through the heart OF the downtown
business district to Waverly place, and
across to Fifth avenue, and to Fortieth
street. There will be a reviewing stand
at Madison square, where the march
ing business men will be reviewed by
the vice presidential candidate, James
s. Sherman. Secretary Of State Elihu
Root and others.
An interesting announcement OF the
committee is that nearly 5000 lawyers
are expected to be in line. Brass bands
have been collected from every part of
New York state, Connecticut and Mas
sachusetts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-31

kee the Canadian Pacific, and several
other roads. That It is the Northwest
ern has been the most acceptable and
plausible theory and one which most
satisfactorily solves the problem
Of it's construction.
That the North Coast is transcon-
tinental road has been sure from the
start The way in which the grade was
run. the right of way secured, the
surveys made, everything showed there
was great capital behind it. Then the
way it branched and headed for both
Spokane and Walla Walla showed II
is more than a local project. The only
question has been, whose road?
Than comes the evidence. Vice Pres
ident Whitman's secret three months
visit in the city, during which he pene-
trated far into the mountains above
the city. in fact clear through to the
other side, showed that that road IS
contemplating something in this part
of the country The fact that the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-31
Prescott Rally a
biq Demonstration

Notwithstanding the fact that old
"Jupe" opened the spigotSon his near
beer wagon last night, the democratic
rally held In Prescott, at which E. F.
Barker, Joseph F. Fades and a num-
per OF county candidates addressed the
voters was most successful one. an
exceptionally large audience having
gathered to listen to the forceful argu-
ments presented. The Prescott band
furnished music for the occasion. and
enlivened the scene with patriotic Sc
lections, which were heartily appreciat-
ed.
enthusiasm was at a high pitch and
was in marked contrast to the interest
shown in the rally of the opposition
held short time ago. The names of
Pattison and of Bryan were signals for
prolonged applause, giving rise to the
belief that the democratic majority in
The Best Town On Earth" will cause
some of the Taft supporters to sit up
and take notice.
The rally at Prescott last night
closed the program for the democrats
In the country, and the discussion of
campaign issues will close in This coun-
ty tonigrt with the rally ingthe Keylor
Grand theater. when John Pattison, of
Colfax, democratic candidate for gov
ernor. will speak
Chas. O'Neil acted as chairman of
last nights meeting
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-31
WHITMANsTO
PLAY w. S. G.
THANKSGIVING

For the first time in many years the
WhitmanW. S. c. football game will
be plated in Pullman on Thanksgiving
day. For years it was the custom to
play the game on the Whitman field,
but when Whitman began to be a
dangerous rival on the gridiron, State
college objected to playing away from
her own rooters and on strange field
every year.
So she stuck out for the game to be
played there every other year, the
same as other schools do. At first
Whitman would not consent to a game
there on Thanksgiving day. as that is
the big paying day here. But the To-
cal school has been able to get no
other game on that date and so she
has consented to shove the date from
Saturday before Thanksgiving to that
day.
la big excursion train will be prob
ably run from Walla Walla to Pull
man for the game and as it is hol-
iday, it is probable that every student
will go up to see the game. And 1t is
also probable that many of the towns
people will go up on that date. as there
is no game here on Thanksgiving day
and only one big game during the sea-
son.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-31
Bryan Flags Five
Big Republicans

RICHMOND, Ind, Oct 31-Bryan created enthusi-
here today when he fayed Carnegie Taft Rockefel
ler Roosevelt and Root, in speech before immense
crowd. He said
,Carnegle IS supporting TAFT and says my election
would be tragedy He is familiar with tragedies.
Root says Taft sstemperamentally better qualified
to enforce laws than This is true from Roots stand
point he began his career by defending Boss Tweed
Rockefeller is supporting Taft because the latter
shows by his utterances he favors trusts,
Roosevelt demands the election of the he named
because he knows he prostuted the office of president by
bringing it into the of politics."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-31

Not only will the Chicago and North
western known here as the North
Coast railroad, build their main trans
continental line through Walla Walla,
but this will be made a division point
of that great system, with shops and
Offices for many branch lines that will
be built from this place. This is the
information received this morning
from sources believed to be authentic
1t has lately become we'll known that
John NJ Whitman, of Chicago, the
vice president of the road in charge OF
IN struction, was in this city for three
months late last spring and early this
summer While here, Mr.. Whitman
made all preliminary arrangements for
the line and located sites for the shops
and Offices. This also on authentic in
formation.
The puzzle of the North Coast has
been worked out in many ways, but
not until lately has it really been sat
solved. It has been thought
that the Strahorn road is the Milwau-