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New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
MOUNT P0C0N0.

,,,,bers OF city people annually seek
Mount Pocono. where he a]o 80 bas+ nav
.,.zee no matter TO What ga o4iio :, - ~ -. -
+oIr. where there is an endless varle,s %
run III a-,,. vvhere there is opportunity 10 10
lIou,i 5 heights seek shady retreats 'isI1
SLi .+ain streams and row over 'Ile eta'''
W. - Glide across them IN motor 4 oo0Is :. 49,.
e-.-Ie,ics show that the mean 'eiP - - Ices
~ ,or, fs on an average nearly ~ ~ oSei
Focoho &c a. New york City. Large areas are
loEE0 - with pines, which give ID Tie % - e
slI1i =. scot Lovers Of outdoor Sports WI "--- -.
. o-,;,x 70 Pocono that thel 'AS ~ -. ,x
- -,erIooked At all the large Iio17 ,-L.
o7e o-+,,nity TO indulge IN he4o Sports
ample opp! - r-ne and offers eighteen-hoie
FocoIio ol H T,1,ring the last few years great az
eO-i - ,,ae, shown by the Highway Depa- -
80 - -,,11-ania In road building III LIS So;
-, .5e are built of macadarn anu - - a..
~ 49,, -esort centres. For aulo'lioD-le --o-
g 81 ..,,.,cs II is expected that cns ns NpE I
par eA0ei. A0oss viii reach the s5o0oO'eoo mari
prlaIO- - rco,o became known as resort ii@No
,az - been so thoroughly IN Ihelr e4e- -
- .,1rnrner The trout season ope-4 -. =,
-, ~. largest catches made Ii INC .-11,,
+ba resort and they have conulidea -, - I,alo-
e,- 10 .i-ce that time Devifs faoie' G- -
pteaE pt-s-,eo,-. the Big and Little TunkhahnocA'
nina 80 .,a Trout Brook have been founo 10
he most prolific trout streams .s,. ,t.peous-
rta Nontanesca is one OF the MOST ao' -. +.,as
| =, ;-,,.+ed hotels IN the entire festoii' % the
, on the summit Of one OF lhe I-sl - tta delaware
- - where it commands views OF cie 'e-assio,
reso c., and ali the spurs that rise In suoceS'-'
&c rat resort 10 Mount Pocono- s -,
; S,ca Cabin Inn. at Canaoeiisls. . -, ,aa,
-, -asort Since April ID the .iouse &c &c ,o6e
ger go with guests many Of whom nave t1. -
wen - H, oo+chas The proprietors OF tlS iiol1-
reii1 -, Instrumental in having the su ea-ii0
nave az their own expense this sp ~
! -1aced thousands OF trout III ~
| the hotel
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

Cottages cottage sale and rent by DR. ohnL r9
mano
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
sand lingering were distributed by State Commits
MOUNTAIN TROLLEY RIDE.

The Mountain View trolley line. operating net"een
Stroudsburg and Water Gap. climbs a circultous
route the mountain lying between the two resorts
affording views OF Pocono and the Delaware VAL
lev AT the summit II faces Pocono and Mounts
Ninsi and Tamnlany at Water Gap The company
has laid out walks the favorite knobs and other-
wise made an ideal place in which summer folk
may spend their afternoons and evenings. as .he
line reaches the summit Water Gap and the Blue
E9idge with the hills Of New Jersey for back
,,1rd break into view The road descends the
mountain bv a succession Of horseshoe curves
The Highland Country Club maintains one OF the
hest cared for and sportiest links IN the sfale as
we'll as a line of tennis courts Strouosours anu
L ,,rro,,nding resorts will attract thousands our
~, N. last week IN June, when there VIII oe
four dav automobile carnival The nrst Gay
-a1ls for q reliability from New YORK anu
I[;,aa,7,,ia 70 the resort At Water Gap the hill
climbing test viii be made. on the sld0e 1'
-..jt c1,-ofs the winding hill at Canadensis, the
.o ,,-i,I fest the power of their cars On q
+-sipbtaway course az Ponoco summit proIessoni M
- iii compete for cups On the last Gay
=. cIo,,ssb,,-e a gyrnkhana, which will test the
~ - the drivers the fexibility OF their cars
,,d tbe visibility of the onlookers, WILL DC iio
-ho-a will be average tests teererlns eAnAoi'io''
,,,le s-earing and urnbrela races
IT, 1J;g+,Iand Dell and Highland lnn o"efIoohliis
Ia -asor+ town afford views of the Pocoho
10 ro,1 as the Blue Ridge They have =
.-..+io- that brings them run coIlpIeIiei' "a
--,es+s from early summer until autumn - .
,,,nnad with all the indoor recrealoiie a 60.
equIpF - s-e found in the most progressive re-
sorts The Penllyn has been r~eiiioueiiu ~ @A1 -
,oa so as nearly to double its capacity from
la e'N .,ross which the cool oreezes or To-
como are wafteh' '4Io e
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

-bnrrs he sumner guests always depart WIN
s-,o5es of the beauty Of the mountains, II Is 0ne
Tats- Gap itself that is the chle1 atlrac'Ioii'
-tr,vA he rocky walls of the Blue Ridge the
-. bss r-- 2 narrow gorge On either side
= Mounts Errsi and Tauulany. rising above the
rs,. Mountain caaia. One towers above the TlVeF'
= rlsrss seeming 10 be about 70 plunge heaoIohs
,-., +Ae waters below. The other slopes gently 10
n. -17s- t-un e summit covered with q wealth OF
,-sss Yot tn see the Delaware Water Gap ana
.-zvs-ss rs hundred paths is 10 miss one OF me
-.-se t-ssts that await the tourist at home O.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
WATCH HILL COTTAGES
Resort Largely Gi0en ODer to Them
Hotel Life.

..,. Hi. T. 1, June tspeciaD.-Ihe sn.er alsraer
Watce Watch Ri., E1n are renowned among summer
At place along the s.a sansT ooss beach o@
ocean "aNs ..ta- g Sand bluff hatland- II Is
and yeI y--,a seven miles in length capped WIN
peninsI u f sufficient altitude to give a corn-
andins onaaa view of the s,9.na,as 81 tn. bus
LIE. =, the township Of %ess' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

EuIIIvan County. N Il
beautiful Of about miles long; con
sitered the fishing lake the State; elsvallon
500 feet: lodge everything modern: electric
lighted rooms: private baths. toilets &c en- esery
floor. Positively will take children HOUSE nov
open under one OF the best chefs and nnanaEers OF
New York Terms 81 day Enx4scrasnLs znl
noaklecn aAdren Alden s. SEnl. Ia EEnnl ST. S=V
TeRk CfsY.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
rrlTTIES OF THE
WATER GAP REGION
-,rrD FOR THE NOUN
TAIN CLIMBER.
-, Breezes Ssoeep Ferandas of
uotsls uith EIeUation of 1000
Fret in Pocono Country.

water Gsp Penn. June s.-water Gap
Dsa'Ne. mountain heights that are all the
ss< '.,,raber can ask for. Large sums have
sssr'~" in building q network OF mountain
vH sAs-n -he retreats and loolzouts that have
ys.ss = o.-a.ior from the thousands who annually
r- S.. - ind rest and recreation and enjoy the
ssat se nature There are purling brooks.
s.r- s-sns cascades and high mountain lakes in be-
ss'-.,r s.s.s number and variety
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
BOATING AND BATHING.

rts. are three diversions At this resort that de-
SET, r,ecial mention. They are the boating, the
hr.hnE and the bass fishing. The Delaware fur-
pkbss every variety Of boating that can oenGhI
q. SIMMER guest The river at the point OF the
exp Is osiet and seems more like lake than
r7e-. Further Up the current is swift Ihere are
Ts7ds without number for the expert VII" '"e
,-os Y &c ro- uncommon for rowers to start
-sprtv miles above the Gap and cover the distance
~ host This takes the adveutUrers through the
rur varied scenery o. The Delaware The boat
.ug club has launched a number Of motor boats
tar make long trips up the river, running as FAR
a. the water has sufficient depth.
-he-e is z WIDE beach. which has been Wei sup
-ast with the most modern bathhouses- Inc
hssrh extends well into the river and afforos IN
usuzl bathing for E river beach. Thus far the
a.rbsrs have not been required TO come within
IL F1nptuzry laws concerning dress There is
.---..----
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
HOME OF THE BLACK BASS.


hss Here the biggest and gamiest fellows are
eEzn There seems 70 have been a marked in
cease n the number OF bass in the Delaware 'Ile
sr two rssrs. The states Of Pennsylvania and
Sew Jersey have BEEN active in stocking the river
ech year Last spring alone over two million BASS
placed in The river al this resort
One Of The most popular diversions OF the sum-
-s- risito~z Is golf. The hotel men have formed
G-b sr6 VIII ope1 The Caldeno links to guests for
he entire season. The course was in good conol-
nnn for the Memorial Lay throng, which was Ile
kgsst thar eyer visited the resort Plans are no"
zz5s- way for the sumner tournament Win INC
ns-bers q the Highland Country Club At StrouoS-
bgg This VIII be the chief GOLF naatch IN 1l7
oog--y during the season The Mountain view Iol-
lsy l,ns Tnste. convection with the links Of both
crhz
asaHzax that 2 resort is not complete without
ritang academy, the Water Gap House VIII 3S3-.-
pay special attention 70 its riding acaoe-!s-
sabs q thorough5reds has arrived ana VIII %
ks9r here until the last week Of the fan season
The scsderov * in charge Of T. c Haagen, Of the
Attae Riding Academy, OF Philaoe-phl4 -
s-e scores Of -+aes that require from one 10 sew
era hours
Water Gap viii figure consp:cuously in tne 49, 49,"
noble carnival 10 be held in June, as II mas 0
siscted for the professional hill climb
HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS.
TITS resort is especially fitted for conVeilto-s
n. hotels are large and modern and are cO' .
oas another The American Pediatric Socaety
'sasd here II May. The Lehtgh Meolc@-
W. meet here 81 July. h.s
TIE Water Gap House within the IaSI - a.
beer improved and enlarged SO as gfee'1S
crease It's capsc3+v Not q feature OF the l"o1 :.
aotel has been overlooked In the reoulIoIHs- :.
Aes been handsomely refUrnished thFoDs- oot
las large sols-surns on every floor, ano -.
sar6en covers the entire roof surface OF lne -
building froro which the guest gets cooling oi-O o
e vel q view Of the region Ine noNSo ,erv
tie summit ~ Sunset Mountain and catches e''-'
bsesze that is waited across the B4ne fN40e =,
The Kitts+innv Yields 10 none in the county =
popularity Il has long been one OF le lain.
hed hotels and since April has been enter -.
s guests tor long stays, rs wen @S 9. class
S@.oes Every feature Of the mouse a - ,hf
enc the proprietor, G. Frank Cope, Is one - -,
oSt foecesssfu! hotel men. hltls'-iiNS -, e,,rn
e'S several hundred acres. and is oorlfo - -o7
Is houses Of rustic design. Rests H4"4
v every difficult climb. .-,sn.,
ne GlenWood mas made extensive imp T.,
e1lng the winter. A commooious sun p o,
p7sn added. and the dining room mas IT.,
~'seo to accommodate four hundred sueS'~
shoom occupies e large part OF IHe NJ NJ ,-sor,,
asre Is 40 more popular house toF you-S ,-,a
~Na The Glenwood. The dances the ueHS -,
saes snd the Glenwood baseball team ai'
almost every guest Of the resort .sss
lie Delaware House one Of the al yeah -.
nss ADVANTAGES that draw fun houses each - 80
near the station and the river and Is e9u,Pf
VIII casino Castle Inn and the CenH
So~ tie same management tins suuln
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06

Mary E. Wilson ct al, partition.
8 Pearl Hoee vs. Margaret
Hayward ct al, partition.
7 Joseph Gum vs.. George D.
Copeland, partition.
s Morganza Griffen ct al vs..
Albert Griffen ct al, partition.
8 Alonzo Grotjan ct al vs.. Ed
Grotjan ct al, partition.
TUESDAY,-NOVEMBER II.
CRIMINAL CASES.
10 State of Missouri We. Chris
Feitz, obstructing public high.
way.
II State of Missouri vs.. Den
mis- McClair, felonious assault.
II State Of Missouri vs.. Geo
G. Martin, felonious assault.
CIVIL CASES.
16 E. B. Kellogg VS.. B. F
Brewer, debt.
II Mary Morgan vs. Andrew
| j. Marsh, unlawful detainer.
19 r. J. Oldham vs. Wilson
| Lower, debt-appeal from justic
court.
19 Henry Eubank vs. Sidn Q,
Clements, ejsctment. :. l. ,,73e.>.ss
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06
Battle Scared Hero.

The home talent play entitled
"A Battle Scared Hero" given
at the courthouse Friday night
under the direction Of Frank W..
Hill for the benefit of the local
chapter of the U. D. c., was a
brilliant success.
This farce comedy of three
acts was of quick and lively
action and had to do with a
falsehood and series of fibs and
TIE inevitable "tangled web."
The characters were we'll chosen
and pleasingly played. Miss
Virginia Taylor took her part as
leading lady splendidly and was
only equalled by Miss Madge
Wallace in the ingenue and Miss
Mary Wayland as the slangy
heiress. Miss Bessie Crswley
was excellent in her part of Mrs.
Gen. VIM. Fuller, the only real
Mrs. Fuller. Miss Carrie Wheeler
was the pretty maid.
Frank w. Hill, as ever, was
fine in his portrayal of the char.
acter Of VIM. Fuller. Homer P
Mitchell, the friend who ''fixed'
things, was very good. Roy
Cropper, playing opposite Miss
Wallace, made an ideal lover, anc
Paul White was good in his
character as doctor. Tom Cope
land as the real Gen. VIM. FulleI
was most excellent. Everett
Chapmas was life.like sheriff
A packed house enthusiastical
ly and sppreciatively greeted tn
performance.
The total receipts amounte'
to S116, and s26, 40 per cent of tn
net proceeds, was turned owe
to the U. D. C.'s
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06
WEDNESDAY, ,-NOVEMBER1s 1s
CIVIL CASES.

CIVIL CASES.
20 j. P. Haskin vs.. T. j. Jack.
son & Son, debt.
Fl Pabst Brewing Co. vs..
Thomas Karcher, debt.
% L. H. Bessey vs.C. Stew.
art ct al, ejectment.
% w. A. Rankin ct al vs. j.
W. Topping, damages.
"a Earle Kellogg vs.. c. A.
Light, replevin.
"a Pauline Ward ct al vs. Chas.
E. Ward ct al, partition.
26 Eddie Vincent ct al vs.. Or.
val Vincent, partition.
27 First National bank ot
Brunswick ys. William San ders
debt.
Observation-Disclosures 19
CIVIL CASES.
J. F. Yount VS.. Wabash Rail
road Co., damages.
i 90 Charles Myers ct al We
Geo. Kuechler ct al, attachment
80, James M. Long vs. Ursle,
Cornweli, attachment. 10
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06
Roll of Honor.

We are indebted to the follow.
ine friends who have either be.
come new subscribers or who
have renewed their subscription
to the COURIER. May heaven
bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Rev. H. B. Steele, Mrs n. w. Hall.
RENEWALS.
Mai W. H. Bradley, W. G. Beckett,
John L, Frazier, j. A. Haskin, Sr.,
T. j. Wilks. George Foster,
j. B. Winkelneyer.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06

81 w. E. Arnold vs.. Newton
Long, replevin.
80 Mrs. Julia Anderson, ad-
ministrstrix, vs. l. G. Couch, suit
on note.
| 33 Hiram Wallace vs.. Robt. M.
Candy, suit on note-appeal from
justice court.
court.
"a Curtis Cook ct al vs.. VIM.
D. Cook ct al, partition.
35 Jemima Ray ct al vs.. Cecil
Wayland, administrator, suit on
final settlement-appeal.
36 Cyrus MoElvain ct al va. j. =
L. McElvain, suit on note.
FRIDAY,-NOVEMBER 20.
CIVIL CASES.
81 w. J. Elliott ct al vs.. VIM.
Moudy, damages.
3S J.. M. Null vs.. R. M. Smith,
debt.
80 ]. P. Tippett vs.. ChapGuth.
ridge ct al, suit on note.
40 George ]. Allen ct al vs.. G.
10. Burgener, suit on note.
Al James A. Parks vs. A. B.
McMahill, breach of warranty.
! AZ A. B. Price vs.. j. P. Hay.
ward, suit on note.
43 First National bank of Dal.
las City, ILL.,, VS.. Atterbury C
Light, debt.
| A Jennie Mcclure vs.. Chari.
ton County Exchange bank, suit
on account.
i 45 Fred Nichols vs.. Pearl
Nichols, divorce.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81.
CIVIL CASES.
As Pattee Plow Co. vs.. H. c..
1 Atterbury and c. A. Light, suit
on note.
ii AZ Federal Discount Co. vs..
John P. Becker, suit on note.
l. 48 First National bank of Iowa
8 City vs. E. w. Herring, suit on
note.
= 49 Sarah E. jackson We. Jacob
LS Jackson, divorce.
so John B. Cline vs. Mary
Cline, divorce.
g 81 Ozel]a McVey vs.. Clay O
McVey, divorce.
B. 50 D. P. Crawford vs.. Bessie
D. Crawford, divorce.
" So KatieMeyervs.J.F.W.M Meyer
divorce.
- 81 Mae Forsyth vs.. John For.
syth, divorce.
~ 55 Louise McCrary vs. Arm
stead McCrary, divorce.
's' 56 Lola 1. Cloyd vs.. j. W
Cloyd, divorce.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06
Marriage Licenses.

Sam Fugate of Armstrong and
Miss Maud Freeman of Roanoke.
Stephen j. Mott and Miss Min.
ME s. Tillerson, both of Sails.
bury.
Luther Starks and Miss Matte
May Gallemore, both of Sails:
bury.
Thos. Hall, COL, and Miss Nels
lie Tooley, COL, both Of SalisS
bury.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-11-06

MONDAY,-NOVEMBER Is.
CIVIL CASES.
1 Reeves Co. VS.. Geo. Moore
ct al. motion to set aside home
stead.
2 Nancy Hayes et al vs.. Mary
White ct al, partition.
8 s. A. Richeson vs.. R. A.
Patterson, ejectment.
4 Andrew E. Gallagher VS..
Sheridan Publishing Co., dam.
ages. 80 i.
& s. Missouri A. Cooper ct at vs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-11
UNCLE SAM
IS DENIED A
SECOND TRIAL
ONE OF THE GOVERNMENTS
OWN COURTS RULES AGAINST
IT IN STANDARD OIL CASE.
1t is Now Believed That the Legality
of ths Big Fine viii Finally Go
to U. S. Supreme Court for
Final Decision.

Chicago, Nov. 10-The governments
petition for a rehearsing Of the case
in which the United States circuit
court of appeals reversed the trial
court in fining the Standard Oil COM
pany of Indiana 600 for alleged
rebating, was denied in the court Of
appeals today. 1t is authoritatiyely
stated that the government will now
attempt to bring the whole matter be-
fore the supreme court on writ of
certiorari The government in its Pc
tition for a rehearing intimated that
the opinion of the judge of the ap-
pellate court, Grosscup, Seaman and
Bayer, were allowed to stand it would
nullify nearly every shred of rate re-
ioIhatory legislation accomplished by
The Roosevelt administration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-11
BANQUET FOR
AUDITOR ROSS
VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR AT THE
oGLETHoRPE HOTEL LAST
NIGHT - THOSE PRESENT.

A farewell banquet was rendered to
Mr.. John H. Ross last evening at the
Celethorpe by Mr.. Robt. De IN, late
Of the Machinery Club, New York city,
and recently connected with the ogle-
thorpe hotel.
Mr.. Ross is travelling auditor of the
Brunswick Steamship company, who
are also owners of the Hotel Ogle-
thorpe, with main offices in New York.
He mas been in Brunswick the past
few months in the interest of the COM
rany to install MOTEL auditing and
accounting system at the Oglethorpe.
The banquet was a most enjoyable
affair and it was easy to see from the
decorations. of the tables and the ar
rangement Of the menu that master
hands had been at work, the serving
of the different course was like clock
work itself
The banquet table was set in the
main dining room and profusion of
flowers was used, together with a
large quantity of smilax. Covering the
entire surface of the tables was a
teautitul design running in and out
among the table service. and carried
cut by the careful placing of cut
lowers of different colors. Lighted
candelabras with beautiful red silk
shades threw mellow light over the
tables, thereby adding to the beauty of
the scene.
The whole affair reflected the high
est credit upon Mr. r. H. Manser. the
managing director of the Oglethorpe
and A., B. & A. terminal agent.
Those who were entertained were:
Rev Father Cassagne, S. M; A. R.
Hensel, of the Parker Hensel Engi-
neering Co. Capt A. X Webb of the
steamship Ocmulgee, Welden A. Hard
les. n. J. Allie, steward of the Ogle-
thorpe, Dr. Millard NJ. Wilkes, H. L..
SamUCls, chief clerk of the Oglethorpe,
Eewtcn E. Chilean, the well known
Jeweler. Il. H. Manser, of the Bruins
wick Steamship Co
After coffee and cigars were passed
the company repaired to the music
room where Messrs. Harding and Ross
entertained with nusic The affair
was a pleasant one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-11
.RIFLEMEN GOING
TO VALD0STA
3fHE LOCAL MILITARY COMPANY
WILL LEAVE FOR THAT CITY
THIS AFTERNOON

The Brunswick Rifiemen are going
to take in the big Yaldosta fair. The
company held an interesting meeting
last night and acted on the invitation
of the Valdosta fair committee. The
management Of this fair have offered
a cash prize of SIS to the military
company bringing the argelst number
of men and the local command be-
lieves it can coop" out this prize. At
the meeting last night, which was a
large and enthusiastic one, some forty
members signified their intentions of
going and OF that number thirty FIVE
of them came across" with the
amount of their railroad fare
The company will be under the
command of Lieutenant West and the
company will be accompanied by Ma
jor Frank A. Dunn, who will be in
command OF the entire military fea-
lures of military day, Thursday The
company will return to the city Fridsy
noon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-11
EMPEROR BILL
Gets A VERY
WARM ROAST
GERMAN REIcHsTAe MAKES A
KICK AGAINST THE IDEAS
or THE KAISER.
Criticisms at the Ruler for the the
Interview in the London TeIe-
graph-utteranees Character
lied as "HighIy lndiscreet."

Berlin, Nov 10.-The opening of tn
debate in the reichstag on Emperor
Williams interview. as published in
the London Daily Telegraph, found
the chamber more crowded than ever
lefore on an occasion of an impor-
tant political event. The interpella-
tions regarding this interview, which
has been characterized as highly in
discreet. were taken up at once.
Herr Bassermann. national liberal,
expressed a hearty desire for the con
tinuance of the friendly relations with
the foreign countries. Continuing,
Herr Bassermann recited the evil Ell
fects Of the emperors utterances. Herr
Singer, socialist, made a sensational
statement that the emperor ought to
brought before the high tribunal and
tried for treason because Of the state
ments made by him in this now fam
GUS interview. The sentiment caused
a socialist applause.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-11
KERN WANTS IT.
says He Won't Be Satisfied Until He
is Senator

Says He Won't Be Satisfied Until He
is Senator.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. i0.--John W.
Kern, defeated democratic candidate
for vice. president, announced to-
night that he is a candidate for Uni
ted States senator to succeed James
A. Hemenway The incoming Indiana
legislature will be democratic on joint
ballot by majority of twelve. Others
mentioned as probable candidates are
John E. Lamb. Of TerTe Haute, who
was in charge of democratic national
headquarters at Chicago during the
last campaign; Thomas Taggart. for
merly national chairman; State Sena-
tor l.. Ert Slack, Benjamin E. Shive-
" and Edward Hoffman, of Fort
Wayne
After declaring that It has always
been his lifelong ambition to repre-
sent Indiana in the United States SEN
ate, MI Kern last night said:
Z do not want the place unless the
democrats OF Indiana so desire. If a
majority favor my election, feel that
4 am entitled to it. 1t is scarcely
necessary to say that have no money
to put into the race. If / am elected,
it Will be because the people favor
me. and so declare through their rep
resenJatiVes