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The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-15
NIlOCRATIC PLATFORM


Oo1ee Holders-Coincident with
the enptmous increase in expendi-
ture ~ like addition to the number
of offfe9 holders.
uca1ony In Administration
pubiico9 congress criticized for ex-
penaitN1e of $1.O08,OOO,OOO.
AEeonry Power Of Speaker-Czar
like a@Hude toward minority, of
speokeeDf the huse condemned.
A1op Of PatrOnage-The right of
the p4oDle to name own office hold
ers oQAnded.
Pun1fy of Campaign Fund con-
tributtgos advocated.
HA1&D of StateS-Fundament
prtpctpeos of democracy upheld.
Ta9e-lmmediate revision OF tar
iff acA44ule on import goods compet-
ing We4A trust-made articles.
Ttq-The controlling and cdrb-
ing ~ power of huge industrial COM
Hn1DDeAd Regulation-Gover
supoevtAion, through the interstate
commeTce commission, of all rail-
road tusiness.
Hamnng-Guaranty of safety of
bank 6NDosits, by association of ma
ti0nQ1 inks.
Posen1 Savings Banks-Fayor postal
savtM banks, ii the guaranty bank
cann& be secured.
e Tax-Favor an income tax
a. pnueOf revenue system.
EmM18 and lnjunctiOns-Modifi
tion ~ present law relating to injun-
ctio4; md creating department of
labeBs1A the cabinet.
lGbnnt Marine-Upbuildin of
mereAaot marine without subsidy.
Nagt-AdeQuate navy for coast
Hr4QtjOn of American citizens at
hom4 ~ abroad.
c. oervice-Rigid Enforcement
Of CtN4 Service Rules.
r0nas. Generous pension po-
Icy ~ veterans and their depen-
M4anoh Bureau-Organizati of a
natiabe1 health bureau.
Iagemcnt of inland waterways.
IT, Establishment or Post Roads.
anitiOn OF the Philippines az
independent.
1&nse rights in the regulation oi
graaang lands.
lnSAodxlon to the above planks
th14o ef<aAho following upon which
Improves relations with Othel
American republics; regulation Of
telegraph and telephone rates; ap'
plicatiOn OF our land laws to Hawaii
territory; finish Panama canal ~
soon as possible: party for govern.
ment of people for all; agricultural
college in all states; territorial rights
for Alaska and Porto Rico; welcome
Oklahoma and congratulate state;
admit New Mexico and Arizona at
once; make our patent laws reciprO-
cal to outsiders: protect foreigners; !;
keep out all Asiatics.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-15

mina4eA by Mr.. Hill. of the same
state.
0ovesuor Folk was given ovation
~ he seconded nomination of Kern.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24
Girl Proposes and Is Accepted.
To Avoid Making Mistake in the Twins
Sends her Offer BY Mail.

ST. LOUIS July ii Mrs Edna Cooper Hale, East Alton
leap year BRIDE proposed by letter because she was afraid
that she asked H. H. Hale to his face to be hers, she
might discover that she had not popped the question to H.
H. Hale at all, but to Haa's twin brother.
The Haze brothers look much alike that when they
are together is hard to tell from the other and when
they are separated it is hard to tell which is which.
Miss Cooper did not Wast to go to all the trouble OF ask
ing man to be her husband only to find out that she had
asked the wrong because in that she would have
to do the work all over again. But she confident that
a letter addressed to L. H. Hale would reach the right
spot.
So She took her pen in her hand and wrote like this
''Dear Mr. Hale VIII on permit me to express to you
tho deep respect and esteem which feel for YOU and to
ask YOU for the sake of past happiness to become my
husband? have long wished to express this DESIRE but
had not the courage My love is great, indeed ana since
it is YOU only feel that could live long and hap
life together Hoping for an early reply, remain,
''YOUR SWEETHEART.
The right Hale got it. When he called that evening,
he said something about it being sudden and whispered
Yes
And SO they were married That was recently at the
new Baptist church in East Alton. The Rev A. W. Judd,
of Bunker Il said the ceremony in the presence OF
large number Of their relatives and friends none OF whom
knew it was real leap year affair After the wedding
the happy bride told her best girl friend about It, with
strict injunction net to tell anybody That IS how every.
body heard of it.
Miss Cooper was school teacher before she turned her
attention to wooing She gave up her position in the
East Alton schools last spring.
The couple have returned from visit to Mr. Haes par
ens Eldorado, ILL.,, and have gone to housekeeping
cottage in East Alton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24
The SChOOhOusG The Most important

Governor Hughes, OF New York, has habit of finding
the right side to questions Of public policy no matter whe-
ther may deal with life insurance the gambling evil
the railroads. or the saloon His recent veto of the meas
ure passed by the New York legislature, which measure
was designed protect saloons, indicates that there is
no question in which right and wrong is concerned that
does find him ready to do what he considers right re-
gardess OF consequences.
The saloon bill which passed the legislature provided for
the protection Of saloons from the 200oot limit prescribed
bv law where the existence Of sch saloons ntedated the
construction Of the schoolhouse to which the 2OO-foot IL
nit applies.
The reason given for the passage of the bill by the egs
aure was that some such necessary for the
of hotels and apartment houses having bars
but the Governor Of New York able to see through
the whole deal and in veoing the measure declared with
to take precedence over the American schoohouse The
ere at need in politics today for more men of Hughes
stripe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24
She Wanted tC
be an Actress.
HuntingbuPg Merchant Brings
Daughter Home vino Went
Away with Show
SHE CtIMBED DOWN LADDER
And Ran away with Fascinating
Actor Man, But Didn't
Gel Far.
SHE CllABED DOWN LADDER

HUNTINGBURG Ind. AS the
result OF ar infatuation for a
handsome actor in the Lachman-
Loss Carnival company which
exhibited here last week Emma
Routepoehler a pretty l5-year-old
girl, ran away from home last
Sunday, escaping from her room
on a ladder placed against her
window by the young actor;
joined the theatrica, troupe and
has just been brought home by
her father. Fred Routepoehler,
one of the towns most prominent
merchants.
Miss Routepoehler became bad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24

a. J. Cassatt, dead now but few months, who, when
svy laid out that tremendous system Of tunnels and
In Now York AZ the cosest and most novel in the world
General Booth head Of the Salvation Army who when
seventy eight made q tour OF the world revstng Ameri
ga, making many speeches and undergoing weeks Of fa
tgumg religious campaigning.
James Bryce who at seventy-nne is the British Ambas
sador to America man Of great activity. He has deli
vered many public addresses since he came here and talks
and about with the zeal eloquence and activity
of a man Of fifty.
William A. Clark who at sixtyeight years Of age was
still eager the extension Of his vast mining interests
that he nearly lost his life while driving through flooded
creek in the Rockies in search Of a mining claim he
was negotiating for.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24

ly stage struck during the week
the Lachman-Loos company
showed in Huntingburg. The
youngactor in the case urged the
girto give Maude Adams and
Leslie Carter run for their mon
ey By joining his company and she
consented Her parents learned
of her plan and set both feet
down on it. But Miss Route
poehler had read novel or two
in her short life, and knew the
proper thing to do A midnight
date was made. the actor ap-
peared under her window with a
ladder and a safe getaway was
accomplished.
Miss Routepoehlers promising
career was nipDed in the bud by
Father Routepoehler appearing
in Mt. Carmel, H., where the
carnival company is showing
this week, and taking her home.
-Ev. Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24
In Campaign Time.

How small is the man who willstop in campaign time
cause that neghbor n his r@bt Of citi2ensbp df
fers from him as to the best method of government
Our children must play together in the years to come
whether we are democrats or republicans They
will inter marry they will rear families Their lots
will be cast together they will all be interested alike
in promoting the welfare the honor and the glory
Of this mighty republic, and this being so why will
men quarrel because they cannot agree? Let us
we claim for ourselves and continue to be friends
and brothers, differing as we may in politics. but
conscientiousy keeping in constant mind that whe-
ther democrats or republican all owe the same al
grand old starry BANNER which IS the emblem of this
the mightiest nation beneath the sun.
A. John Worth Kern
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24

Some papers can say more nice
things about themselves 10 half an
hour than an theirneig hbjrs could
believe 10 a year.
The man who stands waist deeD
in success began where it was only
ank' deep.
The maa who is fool today will
be a foo tomorrow-unlsss be does
some thing for 1t.
The man who begins ife between
two ll)w hanilss may eld lie
With a well earned handle 10 his
name.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-24
Georgia Prohibition Law Safe.

Reports from authoritative sources in Georgia indicate
that there IS no possibility Of repeal of the present pro-
hibtion law nor is there any likelihood Of the passage of
any weakening amendment
loon League of Georgia. out of hrynine members OF the
senate twentysix are favor of the present law and
out of the 1863 members of the house, III will stand by
prohibition
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
UNIONS FIGHT WATTS
ON SAN FRANCISCAN
Beer Drivers Case Goes Over
for Coast Trustee to Be
Present in Court

CINCINNATI, March 10.-The hear
ing on the application for an injunc-
ton in the case of the trustees for
beer drivers and stablemens union
local 43 of st. Louis. Mo-, against the
executive board of the international
union of brewery workers of America,
which was to have been heard this
morning in the circuit court, was post
poned at the request of the defend
ants, until next Saturday morning. The
temporary restraining order issued
last Saturday will remain in force until
further hearing.
The delay is to give the defense an
opportunity to be present. The injunc-
ton proceedings are against all the
trustees, and it is held that all must
be present to defend the action. Amiel
Mura of San Francisco is one of the
directors In case the defendants do
not appear orders for their arrest will
be issued.
1t developed today that the matter
which it is sought to enjoin the re-
voking of the charter of local As, had
transpired before service of the tenn
porary order was made; but notice of
such action has not yet been officially
made and the restraining order was
enlarged to enjoin such notice from
being taken.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
ST. Vincent Loses to
Stanford
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March TO-
The varsity nine defeated that of ST.
Vincent's college of Los Angeles this
afternoon, to 1, in the first game Of
the return series. The match was fast
and virtually free from errors. Stan
ford won on punched hits and clever
base ruvning. The visitors put up a
snappy game.
In the first inning St. Vincent's s
squeezed in its lone tally on a close de-
cision. Stanford scored on a forced
run in the second, after the sacks were
filled by bingles- It's remaining two
tallies were chalked in the fourth.
Wilmer officiated in the box for Stan
ford and pitched great ball in the
pinches. He was touched for only three
hits, though his support robbed the
visitors of safe ones by clever fielding.
Ybarrando twirled for ST. Vincents and
was hit four times by the Cardinal bat
ters.
The second game will be played to-
morrow afternoon. Three games have
been played and Stanford has won two.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
coNpEMNs THE RACETRAck

BERKELEY. March 10.-The Emery
Vile racetrack has been condemned by
the Knights Of Pythias lodge Of this
city, and resolution pledging the
financial support of that lodge to a
movement for its suppression was
adopted last night w. j. Congdon
and W. w Cox served on the commit
tee which drew UP the resolution, which
is as follows:
Resolved, that we, the members Of University
lodge No. 1872 Knights Of Pythias, OF Berkeley,
CAR working for the elevation and bettermeni
of mankind do unreservedy condemn the race
track evil. and that we do Individually pledge
our financial and moral support TO any lawful
means that may be used for its suppression
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Workouts

]. w. Furer-Three-eighths in 80.
Weber-Three-eight in :363-5.
Lady Claude-Three-e in :37.
Irene Outrim and Whiskers-Three-
quarters in HOY.
Squire Johnson-Half in :4oH.
Phalanx and Roalta-T Three-quarters
in lilo.
Beechwood-Mile in 1:47
Karennina-Half in 40.
Wap-Three-quarters in 1:16H.
Orchota-Three-quarters in l:17H.
Pete Hansen-T Three-eighths in SO
Prince Brutus- Three -eighths in
:35H.
Yankee Nic-Three-e -eighths in 81.
Buto-Seven-eighths in 1:32.
Ray-Mile in 1:4o.
Peggy O'Neal-Three-quarters in
Tainted Money and The Mouser-
Half in 81.
Cascade of Diamonds and Mein Leib-
ling-Five-eighths in l:021a.
Confederate Mile in | 40
Captain Bush-Mile in / As
Native Five-eighths in :04
Sugarmaid-F -eighths in l:02
Lord Nelson-Half in 40
Fred Bent-Mile in | "A
Daniel C-Mile in las.
Inspector Halpin and Gene Hand
lon-Five-e -eighths in l03H.
Cloyne-Mile in 40, breezing.
Convent Bell and Colbert-Mile ir
l:451a
Claudincitor and San Alviso-Three
quarters in 1:18, breezing
orth-Five- -eighths in 1:10H
breezing
Cerro Santa-Three- -eighths in 40.
Frolic-Half in 81.
Jeremiah and Wuerzberger- Three
quarters in lilo
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Racefrack Tpsfers
Gain a Delay
Los angeles Ordinance Directed
against Them Inpalidated
By Error

Los ANGELES, March 10.-The dras-
tic race track antitip ordinance, which
passed the council over the mayors
veto yesterday by vote of to g. will
not become a law Eight votes are re-
quired to pass an emergency ordinance
over veto. and only six We're cast in
favor of the ordinance.
Until today it was believed that the
ordinance would become law, as it
was supposed that the emergency clause
had been stricken out. 1t was discov-
cred today, however, that though the
printed emergency clause had been
stricken out. it had been filled in in
typewriting in another place.
The ordinance will be introduced in
the council again without the emer-
gency- clause.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Gossip of the Track

". r. Engstrom missed one OF the
greatest opportunities Of his career to
make a cleanup when NY Pal won at
30 10 ] yesterday. Engstrom has the
reputation of being a daring gambler
and the first thought that flashed into
the minds Of his friends when Ny Pals
number was displayed as the winner
was that he probably had more than
made UP for his booking losses since
The opening Of the season by backing
his horse for killing. To inouirers
ne declared that he had won just. So, 100.
me proceeds Of a commission Of 500
70 win at 80 to ] and $40 to show at
5 TO J. He would have made plunge
'n his horse but for the bad showing
which he had made in his previous
start when Engstrom backed him to
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

CORONADO, March 1O.-The opening
round of match play, over Is holes,
of the women's handicap golf tourna-
ment took place today. Mrs. Heber
Ingle of the San Diego country club
won from Mrs. F. w. Jackson of the
same club by default; Miss Tobey, re-
ceiving II strokes, beat Mrs. Herbert
Mum, up; Mrs Edmundson. receiv-
ing IL strokes. lost at the third and
sixth holes to Mrs. G. S. Garritt Of the
San Francisco golf and country club;
Mrs. George Sturges of Coronado beach
won by default from Mrs. Comstock of
the same place.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Track Teams Will
Compete Today

The track meet of the Lowell and
Wilmerding teams, which was to have
taken place yesterday afternoon. was
postponed to 2:3G o'clock this after
noon. The teams will compete on the
Wilmerding oval
Lowelfs track squad had handicap
field day Monday afternoon, in which
the competitors for this afternoon s
contest were chosen.
The baseball team of the Lick school
defeated the Palo Alto nine, S to 8.
The baseball team of the Alameda
high school went to San Rafael Satur-
day and defeated the San Rafael high
school and Hitchcock academy teams
by overwhelming scores.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
CRESCENT CITY WINNERS

suits:
First race. four furlongs-Teny " won. Tom
Holland second, Pinion third Time :49 ! 3
Second race five and q half furlongs-Ia ad,
Almy won. Nazimova second, Meadow Greer
third. Time, 1:OS 20
Third race. six furlongs-Come On Sam won
Cabieeram second, J. Minot third. Time l.14
Fourth race, six furl0ngs-Hasty Agnes won
Merrick second. 0raculum third Time, 1:i3 3-5
Fifth race six furlongs-Robin Hood won
Hannibal Bey second, Airship third. Time
liza is.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles-otto
man won, Gilfain second, Daring third Time
1913
Seventh race one and q sixteenth miles-GIlt
Way won. Louise MscFsrlaDe second, Gid third
Time, 1:4s 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

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BREAKS HURDLE RECORD

NEW YORK, March 10.-F. C. Smith
son, formerly Of Portland. Ore, run
ming in the colors of the New York
athletic club, made a new worlds rec
ord of eight and four fifths seconds
over the 20 yard hurdle at Madison
Square garden tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
YosT QUITS ATHLETICS

BERKELEY, March 10.--P. K. Yost
of the senior class of the university, a
member of the track team, has been
forced to discontinue track work on
account of Ill health. Yost won his big
CO. in. the $50 last year, finishing Sec
to Miner of Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
STARTS SUIT TO STOP
VALLEJO WATER SUPPLY
Napa Land Owner Seeks Injunc-
tion Because Trustees Refuse
Him 100000 Gallons Daily
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NAPA, March 10.-C- Malandrino. a
capitalist here. Instituted an Injunction
suit today which may tie up vallejo's
water supply
Malandrino owns 1000 acres OF land
in Wild Horse valley. adjoining the
large reservoir supplying Vallejo, and
the Mare island navy yard. The water
on it's way TO Vallejo passes through
MaIandrino's land. and he asserts that
the Vallejo trustees have never salts
factori1y reimbursed him for the use
of his land. He wants 100000 gallons
a day during the summer months. but
says the city Of Vallejo threatens to
remove his pumps
Malandrino seeks to en1oin the Val
lejo trustees from using any OF the
water flowing through his land
Canada has today So pulp mills and
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

Canada has today So pulp mills and
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

H G. Bedwell thought ]. r. Laughrey
was as good as in and backed him
with corresponding confidence.
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The Calls Form Chariot Races at afEmeryviIIe

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

Walter Miller piloted two winners
yesterday, as on the day before. Jo-
cund. the mount on which he pulled
up in the fifth. came out of the race
in very bad shape.
A bunch of smart players, headed by
o. A Bianchi, deluged the books with
Dredger-to show money in the last
race. Whatever chance the horse may
have had was lost at the start.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
SIXTH RACE Seven tqrlonss. purse s4oo,

1:14 2-5, 1929 3-5. Ampedo Ed Ball. Chpps-
wa Susie Christian finished named. Value
to winner 1925 Winner. Virginia stables b. g.,
g. by Plaudit-Damo. Trained by E. Peters.
Start good. Won all driven. Scratched-Chief
Desmond Aucassin, place. As show; Canardo,
As place, 1-3 show; Widrig. even show Au-
cassin rallied unexpectedly next the rail in the
final eighth and outgamed Canardo. The lat
ter did his best Widrig tired In the closing
strides and barely saved the show from Am
pedo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

:54. Brookleaf, As place, 2-5
c. by Bowling Brook Lily NJ.
nd and third easily. High
up behind st. Avon and Ran
9TH. st. Avon had no excuses.
)redger evidently not much at
hortly after start.
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Vig0r and was
c o m D ! G { e ! y
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months.
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MATHEWS.
King City, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
RAcE-one mile. San Marino handi

FIFTH RACE-Mile and a fourth, purse S400.
4 year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
l00-1-Colonel Jewell (Morse). 90 n n
6-1-El Primero (Archibald) .103 u b
T;-. .Q1 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Santa Anita Park Entries

FIRST RAcE-Five and a half furlongs.