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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
Lost Bet on Harrigan, He
Rags Victor IN Buggy

ride last night n'a light buggy of which
the third William was the horse
The two Williams who are not sher-
IFS belong to the Equitable. Bowling
Club and the start was made from
Rabenstein's Hall, in Ferry street. A
drum and fife corps preceded the
horse and buggy and rider, and the
line of the parade was through Ferry
street to Market street. to Broad street
to the City Hall and return through
Lafayette street. All during the pa.
rade the drum and. fife corps played
"H-a-rr-i-g-a-n" with persistent pleas,
antrS. Dressler took the "1olhes
heaped upon him like a man.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
OF $4,000
GIVEN FOR LOSS OF
CH|LOS LIMR

A jury in Judge Heisley's part of the
Supreme Court this afternoon gave
verdict of $500 against the Publ
Service Corporation in favor of Louis
McDermott, of 1876 Bergen street. who
had sued for $50, 200 on the ground tina,
one of the defendant company's cars
had cut off the leg of his ~3tyear-old
daughter, Dorothy. I
The case was given to the jury just
before the lunch recess today and a
quick verdict for McDermott was re-
turned.
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There may be a recount of the votes
cast for recorder and alderman-at-
large In New Brunswick.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
PIONEER WOMEN THE
BEST OF ENTERTAINERS

Members and guests of the Pionier
Women's Society enjoyed until an early
hour today the excellent program pre-
pared for their entertainment In the
hall at Washington and William
streets. Those In charge were Misses
Kolb, Schlenker, Ohaus, Trensch,
Weber, Spitz and Schneider. The or
chestra was made up of these mem
bers: Gustav Ohaus, Gustav Colts
mann, William Stuart, August Milford
and Edward Hemhauser.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
COLLEGE BURNED DOWN.

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. 6.-AboN $50
students clad only in their night clothes
fled through smoke and flames from
the Bliss Electrical School, which was
burned to the ground early today. The
building, which was three stories and
of wooden construction. was located
in North Tacoma, a suburb of the city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
William Dressler Pays for Bad
Judgment by Doing jim
rickshaw Stunt.

Because William Carroll. who lives in
Hamburg place. had bet that William
Harrigan would be the, next sheriff of
Essex county and his friend, William
Dressler, of 227 Third street, had bet
that he would not, the first William
who had won on the second William
through the third William, had a free
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
rnft HIS N~1is.ouri.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 6.-Returns
complied late last night give Taft y
plurality over Bryan OF 2,371. While
complete reports are not in. the returns
made Republican victory certain.
The plurality of Hadley, Republican,
for Governor, has reached 17.S4S.
Whether he has carried with him the
rest of the Republican State ticket has
not yet been determined.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
[LECf ORAL
VOTE NOW 324
MARYLAND SPLIT
Republicans Will Get z and
Bryan 6-Miss0uri Safe
for q. @. P.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 6.-Though
Taft has carried Maryland, 115,s5s to
lis, 1872, efforts Of both parties and the
press to straighten out the returns de-
velops the fact that Bryan will get six
of the eight presidential electors.
Early yesterday Taft was ahead by 1876
votes. During the afternoon an official
canvas of the votes In Baltimore added
167 votes to the Taft column.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
EVEN MONEY IS BET
ON CUBAN ELECTION
Both Factions Confident and
Trouble Is Feared as
Result.

HAVANA, Oct. 21.-Betting TODAY in
Cuba on the result of the Presidential
election on November Il is at even
money Both the Conservatives and
Liberals are loud in their claims. but
neither viii offer odds
Whichever way the election goes. the
result is sure 70 develop serious clash
between the two factions. II the Amer
lean army is Withdrawn from the island
the latter part Of January. as is now
planned, it is feared a revolution win
be precipitated.
Governor General Magoon is baino
urged to recommend a further stav 81
the troops, but he viii not act until an
acute situation develops. He believes
the fears OF an outbreak are exageer-
ated.
Colonel Crowder who has bean
charged by Governor MagOon with the
preparations for the election, Announced
today that he had everything g readi-
ness. The police native trOOps. and
American soldiers viii be distributed
AT the big voting places on election day
10 prevent disorders ind insu re an hon
est election
Inc negro party. under TIE leadership
OF General EstenOS. is making q hard
night for its legislative ticket II has
no presidential ticket.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
You Nay Enjoy
Your Meals
II You VIII But Equip Your Stomach
With The Right Means To
Handle The Food.

II you 90 into a restaurant, cafe or
hotel, wherr al your environments, iE5
lights, dazzling linen, silver, cut glass
music chatting and laughing women
seem 10 fOreteu Of a pielsaul meal.
your stomach should not revolt Wien
you read the menu card
Heavy steaks, SOUS oysters entrees.
salads, etc, should hold no ttTTOrs for
me healthy stomach and they do lot.
A small box OF Sruarr's Dyspeusia.
Tablets placed in your vest pocket viii
De sufficient guard against The mad
reTels OF WORKOUT stomach.
A tablet taken a few moments after
a copIOus meal viii remove any Ell ef-
fects OF food from your stomach and
ycu may eat as generously as those
about you.
one Of these little tablets VIII OF ST.
self settle all questions OF indigestion
for that meal and VIII place your
stomach and digestive organs IN a bet
ter COnd zion for the next
Your .OOd VII be enriched, and tina
depleted gastric fluids viii be rebuilt.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
uTal, active digestive agents VINO give
20 the gastric juices the elements they
lack. which ease the stomach. remove
irritation and enrich and stimulate The
blood.
All o. these statements may be verl-
ned II you viii take but a little Of your
time % prove them
Every druggist carries SL-zr-E DyS-
YOU Of their merit These tablets sell
for 50c per box. or send US your meme
and address and We viii send Won a.
once by mail trial package free Ad-
dress F A Stuart Co. LOO stuart Bldg,
Marshall Mich.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
MCFARLAND PINNED
FOR LEACH CROSS
Pork Yard Fighter Will Mach
Speed Against East Sider's
Touted Science.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2f.-Leacl Cross
viii get a try-Out tonight when he
meets Packey Mcfarland and tho re-
suit Of the bout will determine just how
much championship material there IS
in mis- makeup.
FaCkey is the class. He has expert
once and he has never been beaten.
Crocs has. But he had his coIOrs low
cred when le was a mere stripping. He
met the men again who beat them and
In most cases defeated them decisiveIy.
Mcfarland went along in wiid-fire
fashion until he met Freddie Welsh
Two long fights failed 70 give him an
advantage. Up 10 this time Packey
was looked upon &c nearly invincihle-
Welsh, Bert Reyes, and Young LouGh-
reg ere the best men he has net
Cross has fought both Keyes and
LouglTey.
McFarlands great stock in trade is
his speed He fights like a Wild cat
and he never stops going
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
COURT RECORD OF THE DISTRICT
-endant's attorneys. Maddox and Cat

PENDANTS attorneys, Maddox and Cat
icy.
No. 1915 Harris rs. Taylor: judg-
menC on verdict. Plaintiffs attorneys,
MILAN & Smith; defendant attorneys,
Erandenburg * Brandenburg-
No. 1851. Walter VS.. O'To0le; motion
FOR new trial file,i with motion for ar
rest OF judgment PLAINTIFFS attorney.
W. z Ambrose; defencunts attorneys,
Z. Iinkins and c. Brown.
No. 1896. StrObel We. OTOOle; motion
Tor new trial filed with motion for ar
rest OF judgment. Plaintiffs attorney,
w 2 Ambrose; defendants attorneys,
G. Linl1ins and G. Brown.
(Called today.J
No 5o962. Records vs. DAILY; Judg-
ment by default. Plaintiffs attorney,
A ". LevensaIer-
No. 5O95l Commercial National Bank
vs. CrandaH; judgment by default.
PlaIntlm s attorneys, ". 9. Sullivan and
l. IT. Hinton.
No. 5O953. Second National Bank Of
Culpeper, Va, vs.. Briggs; judgment
Jackson.
No. 50O8O. Barnes Us. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; certified TO
Circuit Court, No. =. plaintiffs at
torneys, Wells. Hoover a Wells. de-
Iendants attorney, George T. Ham
Circuit Court, No. ?.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday
Biggs vs. Belmont Dairy COMPANY. on
trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Tepfer q.
Gusack and Cuttings & Chsmberliu, de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Hardy & Mat
thews.
Reeves VS.. Earnshaw et al. Judgment
on verdict for plaintiff Tor 500 against
defendant R. j. Earnshaw. against
plaintin for costs Plaintiffs attorneys,
". G. Gardiner and T. y. Hopewel:
DEFENDANTS attorneys. Douglas, Baker &
Sheriff.
District Court
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
called yesterday
In re condemnation Of part Of square
626; order OF publication.
United States VS. Great Bear Spring
Water, order OF condemnation.
In re extension Of sherman avenue.
hearing held.
Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Called today)
No 5J@- In re H q. and l. j. Dill.
discharge or H 6. Dill ordered
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Gales yesterday
Estate OF William Todd Ashby- yetf-
ton for letters testameutary fled At
torneysr Blair & Thorn
Estate o. Emily Boston, VIII dated
August Is, 1905 fled naming Henry J.
Quinn. executor
Estate OF Luther II F0Sey- will dated
March ,, 1855, filed
Called today
Estate or Charles F. Rand VIII dated
September -, 1900. filed naming Louise
Q. Rand eZecuCTiX.
Estate Of William n. Dickerson. or
der appointing William J. Howard
guardian; bond. 500. Attorney. W. c.
Martin.
Estate OF Sarah 2. Hauney: petition
letters lrFFE p
Hey. John 2. Larner-
Estate OF Marie F. SeltZ: viii ad-
mitted 70 probate and letters tesla
mentary granted 20 Joseph A Burkart.
Burkart
Estate OF Ndliam Todd Ashb.,- guar
lan ad llreTn appointed. ATTORNEYS
Blair 4 Thorn. -
Ia Re Edward 2. True, ir- o-r'e- II,
Grange Investment. Attorneys. Thu-n0-
SOL ~ L-aSkey -F
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
GIRL SLAYER TRIES
TO PROVE INSANITY
Young Gilbert'S Trial for Murder of
Sweetheart Begun-Ex-
pert Testifies.

NORFOLK, Va. Oct 2i.-In the trial
Of young Benjamin +. Gilbert for the
murder Of Miss Amanda Morse. whom
he shot when she refused his suit. furth-
or testimony was offered by the defense
today in an effort to establish the in
sanity Of the prisoner.
Or. l. S. Foster. former superintend-
ent Of the Eastern State Hospital at
Williamsburg, Va. testified that he
found n depression on the head of Gil
bert from fracture Of the skull re-
ceived IN childhood and that IN exam
lining the prisoner. the later said the
dead girl had put a ''spell' over him.
GILBERT told the the witness that the
girl had once given him some oysters
that tasted most peculiar after he had
eaten them. The girl said she could
then do anything she wanted to with
him. DR. Foster was 4 witness for
Harry K. ThaW in the last Thaw trial
The State viii introduce alienists IN
Tebuttal. A strong effort is being made
10 send Gilbert 10 the Electric chair.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
CLEVELAND To VOTE
ON THE FRANCHISE"
Election Tomorrow Will Set
tie the johnson Street
Railway Question.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Ocr- u-Af.er 2
bitter fight Of a months duration
Cleveland viii. al a referendum election
TOMORROW, vote for or against the street
railway franchise which enabled NTa--C~
Johnson 10 operate, through the lTuniri-
pai traction Company. the properties e
tAe Cleveland Electric Railway Com
parly- Ihe hght against the franc, s5s-
Was originally stared by the srriI,Iu.r
union street railway men The ll1, n
Der Of commerce. BY a we Of IsT 70 ia
last night advised the defeat 5f -ha
franchise
In spite % the forces u 7-7rll. AGAINST
Johnson municipal street railway ex-
pertinent the prospects are that re
voters VII uphold the stree. -aiIwa-
grant, and leave Johnson free 10 carr
out his scent fare plans.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
MORE COLD FACTS :
IN ICE TRUST DEAL
"Kited Loans" Traced in
Morse Hearing Resum-
ed Today.

NEW YORK, oct 2l.-The trial OF
Charles W. Morse and Alfred r. Cur
tbs. whose operations in Wall Street are
alleged TO have wrecked the National
Bank Of North America. precipitating
the panic Of last fall, was resumed IN
the United States circuit court today.
Coincident with the opening Of the
case before Judge HOugh this morn
ing. Edward p. MOXey. chief investiga-
tor for the Government, issued an IN
qualified denial OF the published report
that George r. Sheldon had been q
party TO one OF Morse's pools in frozen
water"
There is absolutely no evidence upon
which such a report could be based"
said Moxey. Take that from me, and
/ certainly would know e II there was
. scrap Of evidence 10 Indicate his in
Movement"
John Z. Fensler. assistant examiner
Tor the Government, was the first wit
ness called. His testimony has 10 do
with the technical tracing OF alleged
-kited loans"
Bank Stocks Gobbled.
The astonishing parallel Of the raids
on ice stock was the gradual assimila-
ton Of the shares of the National Bank
dummy" loans 10 Katherine a. Wilson
secretary TO Morse: Wesley Oler, and
other straw clients Of the institution
Through the tracing of these loans,
said to aggregate more than Si,5OO.OOO
the Government expects tC prove that
Iorse. through the manipulation OF
these demand loans TO employees and as
sociates within the bank. realized ap-
prCXimately the face value in cash.
which was subsequently invested ii tire
stock of tile National Bank Of North
America.
The tracing Of these loans by Fepsler
tends 70 prove that no interest accrued
10 the bank.
In almost every instance. according to
Fcnsler's testimony. the note Of one en-
Pl0ye were wiped ont on maturity by
similar loans TO other employees or
SgsOclates-SOmetimes Mrs Catherine
Gelshenen.
Loans TO Katherine Wilson amounting
Z" f63,4Jo-3i secured by ice stock are
shown by Fensler's testimony thus far
10 have been wiped out by an Identical
loan Of S63. 625 70 Catherine GelshenCn
fhe total loss to the National Bank Of
North America, from April to October
II. 1897. in unpaid interest and discounts
j. shown by Fensler's testimony TO have
Eeen S1$A2S9 0S.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
CHAT IN, IF ELECTED.
WILL ABOLISH TODDY
Prohibition Candidate Saws
He Will Clean White
House of Liquor.

CONCORD. y. H. Oct. 2I.-'.Tsddy-s
Joddy.' 10 quote the speakers words,
will be driven from the White House
basement, and the District OF Columbia
viii be the one clean spot in the coun-
try, If Eugene w Chain, the Pron.Ol-
zionist candidate for President, Is
elected.
Mr.. Chaplin evoked Wild applause at
a rally here last night when he said
this
His exact words we're: IF elected
/ VIII clean out the White House base
ment the day Of my Inauguration for
Teddy has toddy there"
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
RAILROADS WORRIED
BY LIQUOR QUESTION
Fail to Get Ruling From In
ternal Revenue De-
partment.
partnlent.

on complaint OF a traffic manager OF
. Western railroad, who desired TO know
n a prohibition State or district could
prohibit railroads accepting liquor ship
ments for dry points, the Internal
Revenue Commissioner has ruled that
his department is without Jurisdiction in
such matters. The complaint Of the rail
road official was sent through Bernard
Bettman, collector Of the First district
located at Cincinnati.
The Commissioner states that the tax
IS 70 be collected at the place where
shipment is made. and not at the point
Of destination, although the money is
collected at the time the goods are de
livered-
II the authorities in prohibition States
or districts could get a ruling to the
effect that the place OF delivery would
be the place Of sale, then when liquors
came into prohibited territory it could
be ConhsCsted by the police.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
rr~CsrrrVf-s nanA~A nn
Called yesterday

No. 2Sl0l. Rand VS.. Mager; rule 20
show cause returnabIe OcSober 90, 1905
Compliments solicitors. ". J. Lam
bert and r II. Yeatman.
No. 1856. Johnson VS.. Rixey; bill dis
missed. Compliments solicitor, Fred
Beall; defendants solicitors, Thomp-
SIN & LaSkey.
No. 1850. SIsby VS.. Snsby; divorce
& win mat granted with alimOny and
costs Complainant's solicitor, Fred
Beall; defendants solicitor, S. Y. Hay
den.
No. 27SS2. Day vs.. Day; divorce a win
mat granted with counsel fee Com
plainant's solicitor, NJ T Clinkscales;
defendants solicitor, l. NJ. King.
No. 2I9S5. Wyvll vs.. Day; order graft
ing leave 10 intervene. Solicitors, Wolf
American Security and Trust Com
pany Us. Chew; leave 10 amend granted.
COMPLIMENTS solicitors, y. Wilson, g.
II Wilson. and w. - McKenney.
Called today.)
No. 1913. Bones VS. BOnes; referred
10 auditor. Compartments solicitor, g.
: Hiuyer; defendants solicitor, r. :.
Paladi7i.
No 1851. Cole VS.. Barnett; auditors
report ratified Complainant's solicitor.
w. & Reilly.
no 25585. Fraser IS. Fraser, rule 10
show cause retuTnabIa October 20, ISIS.
Compliments solicitor 3. J. Leighton;
defendant solicitors, MackaH < Mae
No. 2SOls. In re Irwin II. Linton, as
sIsnee Of George J. Davis; order dzing
Done &C $4,000. Complainant solicitor,
i. H. Linton
No. ZslO7. Gordon Us. Gordon. rule as
TO maintenance rerurnable October 90
1855 COmpiainant's solicitors, Wilson
& Barksdale.
No. 2S065. Emmons VS.. Emmons;
guardian ad Item appointed Complain
ants solicitor, J. E Padgett-
Equity Court, 80. T.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
No. Z12s- Weaver VS.. Weaver; argued
and submitted. Complainant sOlic-
itOTs, G. Darlington and s d. -Truitt.
defendants solicitor, J. Wilmer Lati-
10. 277a. ouinters vs.. Denton: le-
cree for sale, with James T. Bundy
trustee; bond. $500. COMPARTMENTS So
Acitors, Irving Williamson and j. F.
Bundy-
Called today
No. 21142. Payne rs. American Security
and Trust Company; decree TO turn over
funds 20 complainant Compartments
solicitor, Fulton Lewis; defendants So
licitors, Ward Thoron and ". A Nc
Kenuey-
No 1873 In re dissolution Of An7er5-
can Home Life Insurance Company: de-
cree eNpunglng certain matter from pc
utiQn- Compartments solicitors, Sheehy
& Sleehy.
No Z78fl. Swan VS. swan. time limit
ed 20 take testimony Compartments So
ilcitOr, l. W. F'ris5y; defendants soIicl-
tor s. . Truitt.
No. Z4SsA Kendall VS. WattsrstOn. pro
CoufessO ordered COMPLIMENTS solicit
tor John W. Davidge
No 2ssS5. Hogan VS.. Swan; decree
pro co8fesso ordered against an defend
ants Compliments solicitor. v *.
QuiuteT.
Circuit Court, No. L
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called yesterday
No sss0S- Daley VS. Pickford. judg-
meut on verdict plaintiffs attorneys,
A = Lipscomb and ". NJ Ellison. de-
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
ENDEAYOR UNION
IN NATIONAL FRAY
Our 10 Win for Temperance
Against Taft and
Bryan.

CHICAGO. oct 2L-The Chicago CHsis-
tan Endeavor Union has entered politics
and during the last few days Of the
campaign viii take an active part To-
day a post card campaign will be
started and automobiles viii be
brought into service ana workers viii
be hustled around working for the can
didates who have been indOrsed by
the Union. Open air meetings Will
also be held.
Half a million post cards are being
printed. They viii be circulated in
three instaIiments. The first. beginning
today. indorses the Prohibition caudi-
date for district attorney. attacking the
candidates OF the two big parties. A
second card win give the views Of she
Christian Eudeavorers on the candi-
dates for the state Legislature
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
THAW MAKES NE WPLEA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 21.-Former
Governor Stone, OF Pennsylvania, one
Of Harry X. Thaw's counsel. presented
petition to the United States April
late Court In this city today asking for
a review Of the decision OF United
States District Judge Young, of PITS
burg, who refused the writ OF habeas
corpus to have Thaw brought from
Matteawan to appear I'm civil proceed
iucS In this State.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
FUNERAL is HELD
FOR MISS LOTHROP

Mineral services for Miss Caroline
Norton LothrOp. aged twenty years.
daughter Of Alvin NJ LOthrop, who
died Sunday in a Boston hospital, were
held this afternoon from the family
residence, 1873 x street northwest. The
Rev Samuel II. Woodrow. pastor of
the First Congregational Church, con-
Quoted the services. Interment was In
Oak Hill Cemetery. where private serv-
ices were held
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
SIX-FOOT SOUASHES.

GREELEY, Col. Oct. I.-Squashes
SIX feet in circumference have been
grown in the very heart Of Greele.r this
summer. H Vanderpool has two lots
covered with huge sQuashes, and -. W.
Evans has some as large
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
CAT ENDED THEIR LOVE.

MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 21-The honey
moon of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Haggard
has been entirely shattered by the
brides pet cat The police arrested
Haggard for diso-derIy conduct. He
admitted that he was intoxicated. but
said the ca was the cause of Il.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
FINDS ENGLISH COIN
WITH DATE OF 1880
Delaware Man Believes Coin Was
Lost by Settlers of
Baltimore.

MILLSBORO. Del. Oct 2I.-WhiIe ram
bling along the banks OF the Indian
river, Harry Nelson found an old Eng
lish coin, said 10 be q gold guinea
dated 1880 As this section OF the
Indian river was said 10 have been the
stopping place OF early col0nists be-
fore they went 10 what is now RaItI-
more, the coin may have been lost at
that time.
According 70 local tradition, the col
onists sailed into the Indian river TO
found city, but, after staying a
while. found that the inlet through
which they had passed was liable 70
be closed up by the first big storm
that might happen. Accordingly. they
left there and sailed up the next bay
they came 10. which happened 20 be
the Chesapeake. and founded Balt-
more.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Getting LabOr's Aid.

President GOmpers' visit here and the
activity of the Federation organizers
undoubtedly have tended to line the
labor vote up for Bell. Lately, how
ever, the Cannon forces are picking off
some Of the local labor leaders and get
ting them to work for tie Speaker. The
Democrats are fearful Of this process.
Some Of them say Gompers started his
fight on the Speaker too soon. and that
he has given time for the Speaker and
his supporters TO get their bearings and
so to work TO capture part Of the labor
vote, consisting largely Of miners and
OF the shOpmen of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois at this place, along with
the railroad trainmen-
Moreover. the Democrats declare that
the Republican national Congressional
CO mmittee Will pour all the money need
I'd into this district in order to save
Uncle joe" If IL becomes necessary. .
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Goes After Gompers.

When Speaker Cannon came home ne
was given a reception, and in this ne
answered GOmpers' Labor Day utter
ances. saying:
The boss of labor came 90 DanviiIe
on Labor Day TO preach nay political
funeral sermon. He said he was going
To give Joe Cannon hell" With this
preface he proceeded TO give GOmpers
some. hing like that what Gompers had
promised him At the same time. the
Speaker paid his respects TO the Metho-
dists who opposed him on account OF the
Littleheld bill He said IL was nonsense
TO talk about him having the power OF
a car. that IL was hysteria. and that
the ministers and other church people
who had attacked him were misln-
formed. and had goae of "haIf-coCked.- %
il was at the Labor Day meeting that
an incident that hes since become
widely talked about in this campaign,
and that stirred up no HttIc temperance
opposition 10 Uncle joe occurred A
HoOSier manufacturer o. a beverage he
calls old Cannon Whisky" got a man
70 march in the Labor Day parade
carrying a banner with THIS legend.
Drink old Cannon whisky. It makes
your HAIR curl" Many folks saw il,
ana jumped to the conclusion that the
Speaker was running a distlIery, and
there has been some trouble heading or
this idea.