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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14

of the Bib'e came from God. but men
expressed it as they understood it and
in language most ineligible to thea
and their contemporaries Scientific
and historical errors and defective
conception OF morality are due to the
defective knowledge of the writer's
and may be accounted for by the date
when the book was written and the
elementary training Of the author
The defendant is regarded as a very
able and scholarly man, aged about
forty years, who has butt up a large
church. When objection to his ser.
mons was brought to his attention DR..
Maddox asked for an expression from
his church, which all but unanimously
upheld him In bis theology.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
CHURCH OF CHRIST
NOTES OF INTEREST
Mrs, Stewart Treasurer Re-
ports 500 Income for Bible
School During Quarter,

George I, Black will depart this
week for his home in California. He
will probably attend the convention OF
the Christian churches of southern
California and Arizona, which meets
at Long Beach, August to 10.
A national evangelistie and teacher
training institute at Bethany Park,
near Indianapolis. Ind, will attract
some ten thousand of the disciples
from July IS to August 6. The
churches of Arizona have rIade il
unanimous by conducting a teachers
training class in each church in the
territory.
Mrs. G. w. Stewart, treasurer, re-
ported a hundred dollars income for
the Bible school for the last quarter
This includes the fifty dollars raised
for missions. There was also reported
twenty-five in the home department
and one hundred and Dinety-siX in the
cradle-rolL Some new classes will
soon be formed if teachers can be
obtained. John Wesley said: The
Sunday school is one of the noblest in
situations which has been set up in
Europe for some centuries, and will
increase more and more, provided
teachers and inspectors do their duty"
Teachers what a splendid opening
for men and women TO qualify for the
best service TO the next generation by
training to teach the Bible! The
teacher makes a successful Bible
school. A competent consecrated
Bible school teacher is worth more
than a copper mine.
Ten young ladies of the Bible school
are preparing 10 illustrate a sermon
on the parable of the ten virgins for
the evening of the 26th of July.
DR.. Royal ]. Dye of Bolengo, Africa,
made an appeal before the OSegon
state convention last week. and thirty
people volunteered to go 10 Africa,
while $4,000 was given to help puT-
chase "a steamer TO ply on the Congo
river.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
A BIG CROWD OUT
At COUNTRY CLUB
Weather on Sunday Was Fine
for Golfiingl Tennis and
Rifle Shooting, IL

Sunday was a perfect day for golf,
tennis and shooting, at the Warren
District Country Club grounds, being
a cool day, men and women were on
the golf links from early morning till
late of evening The links were in
the finest shape. Rains of the past
few days have started the grass and
the ground is hard. There were some
record breaking drives made yester-
day. Wash Smith of the Douglas club
boosted of never getting under 200
yards on his drive offs. Mr.. Smith,
who has belonged to several clubs,
says that ne considers the Warren
links superior to any he knows of, the
hazards and green's being perfect.
Mark P. Johns. Y S. White and E.
E. Fruits of Lowell played a contest
of IS holes for box balls, Fruits
carrying off the honors-
Most all the rifle team took advant-
age of the nice day and put the
greater part of the day in shooting;
likewise on the tennis courts. With
the club house finished now in sixty
days. and the fan months coming on
when the days are all nice, the club
will be Bisbee's most popular pleasure
resort The view from the club house
is the finest in the district. There is
$500 square foot of porch, which will
accommodate 500 people The floor
is a double floor, first lxl2 common
boards then maple, which will make
the finest dancing floor in the district.
The membership of the club is now
nearly 300. making the largest country
club in Arizona The entertaining
committee is expecting TO open the
new club house with a dance for the
members. Members will be able TO
get lunch any time Of'the day. The
club has provided for a kitchen and
dining room where members can
have refreshments up to the last car.
which will leave the club grounds al
y o'clock.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
.B|SBEE RIFLE CLUB
ON RANGE SUNDAY
Apgar and Mitchell Had High
Scores on the 200 and
600 Ranges.

: The shooting enthusiasts were on
the range early Sunday morning
There was almost no wind, but shift
ing light on the targets and a heavy
mirage over the range bothered the
rifiemen.
The morning paper reported the
victory of the American team in Eng.
land, their progress had been closely
watched, and the news was received
with joy by the local club who hope
to develop rifeman to represent
them at the national matches next
year.
The scores of the leaders were very
close, and point lost or gained meant
a change in their relative positions.
Following were the scores made:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
WIFE PHONES POLICE
HUBBY LEARNS 1T IS WRONG TO
NAB sPoUsE's APPAREL WHEN
SHE HAS ENGAGEMENT.

Danville, nL-Mrs.' Edward Hardy
u years old, and pretty, 'phoned po
lice headquarters and asked for the
sergeant on duty. That functionary
answered.
whats that you say, madam" he
said into the transmitter.
A response from the other end.
"W-Eh-what? Your er-er-clo-clothes
Oh, yes. All of them? Didn't leave
a single thing? Sure, madam, er-er
l mean yes, indeed, madam, right
away" And the sergeant got red
about the gills and called a waiting
copper.
The copper went to the streets as
fast as his legs could carry him, and
few minutes afterward he came back
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
HANDS A BUNCH
TO N. 8 NJ. BOYS
Manager of B, of B. Team Is
Willing to Play Return Game
UndeI Certain Conditions.

Hiram A Schwartz, manager of the
victorious Bank of Bisbee team. when
seen yesterday stated that the Miner .
& Merchants bunch were begging for
another chance to display their
prowess on the diamond, but, after
the miserable showing made by them
Saturday, he did not feel justified IN
asking the boys to play another game
y it'll them, unless they were also will
ir.g to accept challenge for some
tennis matches, sinsles ard. doubles,
OF either a golf contest or e shoot Oh
the rife range.
The Bank of Bisbee say they are
ready TO again meet the vanquished
team if .he above conditions are net,
So that they may demonstrate once
for all to the citizens of Bisbee their
superiority on the field of athletics.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
S. p. SHOPS RESUME.

TUCSON. Ariz., July 11.-Yesterday
a bulletin was posted at the shops an
nouncing that the temporary suspen-
sion of operations in the machine
shops would come to an end Sunday
evening, July u, and on Monday fol-
lowing that day a force of about forty
men would be installed in the various
departments south Of the master car
FeDairer's department.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14

Copper Queen store bunch by score
of Is to s. The Bankers scored s
runs in the first inning and the c. @.
men five, but after that they settled
down, both sides making some good
plays.
Blair, Worst, Burgess and O'Mallsy
were the batteries for the Bankers,
while Hickey and Provencher We're in
the points for the c. Q. team. The
latter claim that the game Sunday
was only try-out. and that they VIII
shortly have team together that will
take a fall out of the Bankers for
the severe defeat of Sunday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
METALS.

Tin was weaker on the English mar
ket today, declining lis Sd on spot to
6 $50 Is Cd. Same amount on futures
to &131 Is Sd. The local market was
weak and lower, closing at $2S.250
2S.75.
Copper in London was firm with IS
Sd advance to G57 15s on spot, and
G5S IS Cd for futures. No change
occurred locally, market being dull.
Lake, I2.75G12.871ac; eIectrolytic.
l2.50G12.75c; casting. 1921 6I2.50.
Lead advanced l Sd abroad to e12
Is Sd, but the New York market was
easy, partially lower at 4421&6445.
Speiter was quiet and unchanged
locally at s4.45G4.5O advanced IS in
London.
Iron quiet and unchanged in all
markets.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
RUBES ARE DEFEATED
BY THE WHITE SOX
Score g to | at Warren Sunday
Afternoon,

The hitherto invincibIe Rubes met
their Waterloo at Warren Sunday
afternoon at the hands of the White
SoX. The final score was to 1 in
favor of the Tombstone Canyon boys.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of Kelley for the White Snx.
He was found for only three hits dur
ing the entire game, whereas his op-
Donent was touched up for over fifteen
hits. Gill caught for the White Sox.
Radcliffe and Letson attempted to
stem the tide of defeat for the Rubes
by going into the pitchers box, but
their efforts were unavailing against
Kelley. The White SOx viii play a
game la the near future with the
Tombstone Stars.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
FOR FRANco-AMERIcAN
AGREEMENT

PARIS, July 13.-The representa-.
tives chosen by France and the United
States to discuss the terms of a new
commercial agreement between the
two countries met today for their mi
tial session. 1t is believed that a SAT.
isfactory agreement viii be reached
without very much difficulty. as Meth.
er coLntry seems inclined to drive a
hard bargain.
Inc American commissioners are
James B. Reynolds, assistant secre-
tary of the treasury: Morris jacobson
OF the department of commerce and
labor, and Edward p. Schaffter of the
department Of agriculture.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
INTER-PRoVINcIAL FAIR

BRANDON, Man, July 13.-The in
ter-provincial fair, which was formally
opened here today, embraces one of
the finest displays of cattle and horses
ever seen in the Dominion. Other de,
partments of the exhibition also con.
tain notable displays. The exhibition
will continue through the greater part
of the week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
CATTLE AND SHEEP

CHICAGO, July I3.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 1900. Market 10 to 15c low
er. Beeves, S4506S.15: Texans.
$400G6.00; westerns, $45066.5O;
stockeTs and feeders, S4.60G4S5;
cows and heifers, S2.4OG62o; calves,
$4.5O6625.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 = Market
steady. Natives, $2.75646O; western
sheep. s2.7564.50; yearlings. $4,000
$50; lambs. S4OOG7OO; western
lambs. $40007OO.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
MYSTIC sHRINERs AT ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 13.-The
Minnesota capital has surrendered to
the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. VINO
are in practical possession of the city
today. In their honor there are p-o-
fuse and beautiful decorations OF pub
lie and private buildings. Sightseeing
trips about the Twin Cities occupied
the time of the visitors TODAY The
imperial council will begin its spssi0ns
tomorrow morning il he new audi
tOrium
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14

It is said that Theodore roosevelt
Jr- is to find employment with tie
United States Steel corporation this
summer-which is further proof, sa :
the market gossips, that the big trust
is playing politics more than ever.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
TENNIS TouRNAMENT - n

MACON. Ga. July 13-The annual
state tennis championship tournament
began here TODAY under the ausnicas
of the Log Cabin club and viii cun-
tinue through the week The list az
contestants embraces the hesf Ia ent
OF Georgia. Dr. Little is err 10 de
fend his title OF state champ.Gn,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14

Now that The political excitement
is at least partly over, let us get down
to the more serious side of life and
inquire once more into the standing
OF the league teams.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
DEFEAT C. O. BOYS
I'M 0NE-SIDED GAME
Bankers Team Win From the
Store BoyS-18 to 8,

In an interesting burt rather one
sided game of base ball Sunday morn
ing the Bankers team defeated the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14

Review Want A0s Bring Results
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11

Gbns. 6. 9npis, peIfer in
Slnoba, Nebr, inter Ser anflaee Dor
@eridt itano, am 2. September 5. 5.
Den Or. 0reocrif z. Huitin ernorbct
ili babcn, fpiiroe geIteri, ireieeipro.
d]en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11

sieler Giaenifaft, ipie Ser 8eiuGbrs-
mann tpeiter Hlittbetlt. Sbr Sarlpt'
bemiiben lit barauf gerihtet, iibereiIte
Sd)ritte 5lt perbinoern, I'M Die Grbal-
ting oes SrieoenS iider 5u iteQen.
Iie Wiiiion lit cine botIt heifle.
Sic erbeiidt cine quite Rortion loft,
I'M oilh oen InitRin zines @eriu.
DIES ser Ginmiidung 81 ocrneiocn.
lie %genannten 9otifofter babcu sic
uolle 3nltimmnlng Ser Hegierrma, in
oiSfreter @eiie ben ~maB0cbeuocn @e.
malten in @icnL Petersburg II. Con,
ltantinopel 5t GienIten gu lem, nm
Die arIegSgciohr nad arGften ban.
men 81 belfen.
u lht belicbt in 8ufarcIt.
Ter oert'dc @eionote in 9lltoreit,
9r, b. &iuocrIcut@ Ghter, ipcIbcr bis
Dor &llriem ~5eitlpeilig ben Staotaic.
tretor oeS Neuberen u. Sdon pertrat,
miro. lpie o~erloutct. niht ortf ocn I'll.
m0niidcn Yoiten 5uriiffebrcn. ion-
ocrn I'M aitsn0rtigcn 9lmt bcid)Gftigt
m1rocn.
Ter angebIid}c @rllno oielcr N,l-
orbnung lit oic io5ioIe llnbcliebtbeit
oes Neittid)en @eionotifafts. Herioe
ltalS IN Der 9ltforelter 8eieuihaft.
Gieie llnbeliebtbcit riibrt, mie eS pere
lnltct, oobcr, haB sic geieuifoitIid)e
Incrtennung elmer cbenloligen Sir
fISoamc, tuclbc Dem SouSboIt beS
@eInnNtcn porltebt, %cr5iurngen tper-
Den loIlte,
Scr 8clit pon &iaut d, o II
garnntirt.
Gic gSiiobeutid)e NeitS GORE
i%porhen5," welhe pom I~uSlpdrtigen
Nnlt oils Srgon benibt 81 merbel
pilc9t, pcrofientlidyt bofit intereiions
te gusfilbrungen, meldc oif oaa
oelltife Commencement &ioutidou in
China 9e5ll9 bobcu. Sn cillem oiii.
slrtitel crbringt bas @lutt Den
Nadhueis, bob Sapon, oils c5 oem
ocl,tidscngIiihen abfommeu bcitrat,
iueltcs Den Stntlts quo mo Die &c.
genlparti9en Se5iebungcn in Citoiicn
sarantirt, aiautidyou mSbriitIit)
cinbegriifen bobe.
St ii noigcn sic Gun6iGoft.
Mehrercu %iiibbeutlfen Grportfir.
nten lit bon ibrcn Ibncbmcrn in
9efiinbi9t norocn. IS lit 0u3
cine SoI9c beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
melher neueroinQS 10 b1BIide Ylii.
then getriebcn fat. Gen urumitteIbu-
rem NnlaB 1ot Der 6ei Sen iiiu9iten
Gr5eIicn Der G3ed)en in I~e1tidlono
betriebcnc 9opcott gegen Nilsncr
Bier uno Groqcr Sd,inten ge6oten.
Te6nifpr Nu&touid.
Cine frGftiae Seiiirlportrllg cillc>
I~uStauld)Ce Don Grofeiioreu Der
tedJniid)cu &ohldulen nit
Der Ser. Stootcn brinat Sic
- Sehpifcr 3citung" IN rincm glrtitel
ecs bcfonnten iddiiihcl S~ugcniaWg
lnlo Ncgierlulgsbeal1ten Meibel.
Ser &crfaiier fiibrt olt>. BOB Elm
Nustdllid) iiir bcioc Golf2r bon
6oditcm Nilbcn mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
Miehr Spfer Der Marianna = Gnta,
ltrpphe.

EittSbnrg. go, 10. 1ej. -
Sn, Der Marionla aoblenjefc ser
vFtttsbnr9 Buffalo Co." no iid)
om %. Nopcnlbcr Die iltrttborc Or
plolion crci9netc, lino 9eltcrn nod
orei Scid)en geflmben morben. @ci'
terc orci liegen nod IN Der 3cd)e mo
iuerocn morNcn 81 Gage ~geiorocrt
meroelt. Rad 9lniidt bon Grpertrn
limo feline mcitcren 2eid)en IN Ger
ritbe. Gic @eiammt5abl Ser hinge
fonnnteit IT, ilber 100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
ini Gapitpl e~rfranft.

@aibington, :. g.. 10. Ic5.
@enerof Senrp y. Wortbington.
Gr.GongrcBmitalico aus Nebrosfn
itnb Der cinjige il6erlebenoe bon oeit
9erren, mclfe Bel Dem 2eid]enbe.
eangniB Nbrnbam 2itcoln's als
9ohrtuftr1ger inngirten, ertitt belitc
fur5 nod Wittag ouf benz Slur oes
Observation-Disclosures eii,en Shlag'
anfoL. Wan brafte i'm III elm Gar.
oerobe5imn,er, no ibin Die critic 9iilie
SIT sbeil ipuroc. Sein 3nItano gilt
als fritiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
@citublenc Snpelen snriif crlanst.

d mn 90, 10. le5ember.
2ic beige Folijei bat Slnpelen
i'm @crtbc bon $4,000 unb $3.50 in
Solo, lueldle Der 6rau 6. 6. Bud
pcrfloiicier 6reitng m1breno ser
Iobrt bon Nelu- ?)prf nod) bier gcitob.
len lpllroen, lpieoer crlnugt. Die Sit
melen ianoen Iid) III Der @obnuug bes
forbigen Torters Sam. =. Iuder,
Der bereitS am Somitag III Soit &C.
lroinmcl lporoen mar, lpeil er in Dem
MoggorL in Dem Strut Bud iid) be.
failb, nifltS 81 tbvn bdtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
Sdiacr's vSmngiran non Orleans"
IN SnrOnro.

Gambrio9e. WnlI. 10. Seq
Gic Corporation Der llniperiit1t Snr'
poro bat Der Wtauo Ionms'i6cn
Sd)ar'piel +. Gciellihait Die grlol6,
illB acgeben am u. uuo %. ,Sini
1909 oa5 immenle Stobilm Der llni
pcr'itot ju Nnffilbrungen ocs S6il,
lcr'id)cll Stiides r0ic Sitnqfrau bon
Srleons" 81 bcnlteen, Ger Grtrog
Der &orltellllnacn iou Der .Sorpnro
@ernlmnic Mtulellm aiiociotion" gu
aeipenoet iuer0en.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-01
Uniformed Men Welcome.

Washington. - Satisfactory assur-
ances have been given the navy de-
partment by the officials and citizens
of New London, Conn, that there will
be no further discrimination against
the enlisted men of the navy or the
uniform of the United States in the
places of public amusement in that
city A formal letter has been re-
ceived by Acting Secretary of the
Navy Newberry from the mayor Of
New London stating that amusement
managers of the city unite in extend
ing a welcome to uniformed men of
the navy.
The practice squadron, having on
board the midshipmen from the naval
academy, will return to New London
next Friday, as usual, and will remain
there until Monday, when it will pro-
ceed to Newport, r. /.
Later the squadron will go to Bos-.
ton and thence north along the coast
to Maine. From Maine the vessels
will return directly to Annapolis, ar.
rlving there at the conclusion of the
summer cruise, about Aug %.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-01
cSA~~r-~A'-~fSr~OS" SOrss&r~ss--"""s
! Public Opinion PreOdils
; OOer
! The Common LdU
Bv Roscoe Pound. OfNeOada, President of the
Ne-~AA~s|Ov" American Far Association U0sA.vS~~'

S<%$e$SSSSAW mysterious Judicial
decisions investigated and discussed freely by historians
The doctrines announced Dy
the debated by and have even Deen
death with political platforms Laymen know full wen
that they knowledge of the law Is
S@%&&%&e16 arTeacng legislation Ih
legislative with unjust In
public anxiety a road The introduction
the doctrine comparative negligence liability statutes ana
recent statutes wholly In other
words cutting OFF all that like involving negligence VIII re-
eeve like decision explained to the
people, did themselves public intelligence In such
cases. something be done 1t is too often with but hte
understanding the mischief remedy right to
rail at such public legal light as the
luminaies of the
we must education ceahg
gulf between legal thought popular thought we may com
mistake teaching oosoee
ooph quite much by the prevalent method Of saying ns
abou these matters ALL pick what ne may
conceptions and theories small authority ana
to go forth In the belief trained.
In all of divergence the standard the common law ana
and the standard of the public without saying that the latter VIII
prevail In the public opinion demands VIII be rec
trained ndVdauf
list theories and firm the that the soced legal justice Is an
absolute and standard which there be no departure
without
to the standard socoo In this prog
followers popular
development To
this end the law while they teach scupuus the
the stand
today 1t
sociological Jurisprudence
thorough understanding between and the law to insure
that the what its have always insisted
II
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-01
Gen. Banks Was in Command

Boston.-In further confirmation of
the fact that Maj. Gen. Nathaniel p.
Banks commanded the 5th corps, army
of the Potomac Executive Secretary
Hamlin has just received advices from
the war department, signed by Adjt
Gen. Ainsworth, stating:
I'm response to your letter of the
14th inst, in which you ask to be in
formed If Gen. Banks ever command
ed the 5th or any corps in the army OF
the Potomac am directed by the sec
retary of war to advise you as follows:
1T is shown by the official records
that Maj Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks
was assigned to the 5th corps, army of
the Potomac, by the Presidents gen
eral war order No. 2, dated March g.,
1862 It further appears that Gen.
Banks assumed command of the corps
on March 20, 1862, and continued his
command thereof until April II, 1862,
on which latter date the designation of
the troops composing the 5th army
corps was changed to the. department
of the Shenandoah. Gen Banks did
not command any other corps in the
army of the Potomac"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-01
Mr.. Taft OF for Hot Springs.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-William IL. Taft
accompanied by Mrs, Taft, left We'd
nesday night for Hot Springs, Va,
where they will remain until the first
week in September. Mr.. Taft then will
return here, where 1t is his intention
TO remain until election day
The day following the notification
ceremonies was comparatively quiet
for the candidate lie had an extended
conference with Arthur l. Vorys, his
chief of staff, concerning the Ohio sit
uation. He also saw state chairman
Williams and Elmer Dover, secretary
of the national committee He was
made member Of the International
brotherhood of steam shovel and
dredge men. Late in the afternoon Mr..
Taft went to the home OF his father-in-
law, Mr.. Heron, where Mrs. Taft
spent the entire day Mr.. Taft said
he felt no i'll effects of his speech
making exertions, but will go
back to the mountains with some
relish for month of comparative quiet
and golf
In accepting membership in the
shovelers' organization, Mr.. Taft had
this to say regarding labor:
II am very glad to have at your
hands this expression OF confidence in
my efforts to do justice while was in
Office, The work upon which many of
your members and l were engaged in
one capacity or another, endeayoring
to facilitate the greatest constructive
work of modern times, adds a great
deal of interest to me III the compli-
ment you pay me today. am especial
ly gratifled because you evince a lib.
eral and impartial view in thus ten
dering me this compliment, because in
the administration of work on the 18TH
mus, did not always decide in favor
of your contentious.
President Mckinley had the honor
to be an honorary member of the
Bricklayers' union, President Roose-
velt has the honor to be an honorary
member of the Firemen's union. With
such examples as that and with the
precedents in my own life in becoming
an honorary member of q number of
useful organizations | cannot see the
slightest objection to my accepting this
compliment at your hands, which
shall always cherish as one of the
evidences that there are some men
whom | have convinced through my
official work of my desire to do the
square thing for everybody"