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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
Dream FoYefeHs
Horses Disaster
that something would hap
nen 10 Marster todaro laid

4 - X
that something would hap
pen to Marster today said
J. j. Walsh, the Canadian turf
man, in discussing the acci-
dent by which the career of his
good horse came to n tragic and
unttmeiy end. "Last night
dreamed thnt Marster broke
leg i'm a race, just as ii happened
today. In my dream I seemed TO
see my trainer, VIII Mcdaniel,
picking up the pieces of Marster's
broken leg from the track. The
dream impressed me TO such an
extent that I told Mcdaniel about
IL, and we seriously discussed the
Withdrawal of the horse from the
race. As the field was small, how
ever. we realized that it would
be difficult TO get the horse ex-
cused just because of a premoni-
tfo1 that something was going to
happen TO him. After once de-
Gliding TO let the thing go I got
SO nervous over IL that I went
back to Mcdaniel and reiterated
my fears, but his talk reassured
me. and the upshot was that we
abandoned all thought of trying to
get the horse out of the race.
~When the poor animal was
hcbhling about on three legs
after the accident I bitterly up
braided myself for not needing the
premonitiOR. for 1 was greatly at
tached TO Marster and thought
more of him than all the rest of
the horses in my string put to-
gether. 4 had several times re-
fused Offers of $4,000 for him, but
the financial consideration was of
secondary importance"
The tears that weIIed into
Naish's eyes as he talked of HIS
horse attested TO the sincerity of
his feelings.
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ROS eben Wins by
Six Lengths
Return of Big Sprinter TO Former
Speed Surprises All Turf
men Except Owner
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BELMONT. N. Y, May 20.-Roseben
showed all of his former great speed
and won the opening race, with 140
pounds up, by six lengths. At all stages
of the six furlongs sprint he had the
speed over his opponents and won
romping. pulling hard on the bit. The
return of Roseben to his old form was
surprise to all turfmen except Dayy
johnson. The owner of the big sprinter
had not lost faith in him. Johnson
proved his loyalty by betting $500 that
his favorite would win. After the
race johnson was so highly elated over
Rosebens easy victory that he offered
to match his horse against Jack Atkin.
Summary:
FIRST RACE furiongs. high weight handi-
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
s,SS-RsSossben,. 10 SHAW.
Hiking Sol. i1s (Brussen ............ 5
Time, 5s15: Adriana also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs.
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
% 1.l-sncls I Jim. los tM1sgrayel .-.---..-
s.l-Top Note: 1o7 (E. Dugan) ).....--..---- 3
81. Tine; %s. 81 Tur9coat. Gliding Belle. Edward.
Right Sort, Dan de Noyles, ogemsh, finished as
THIRD RACE Five furlongs. The Bouquet,
selling, s700 added
Odds. Horse, Weight and Joekey Fin.
45-Trance, 109 tMusgrave) ............-.
IL 1-fo-Fitzherbert, 112 (E. Dugan) .......--. .
100-I-Ruble. 80 Leach ...-.....--.......- 3
Time. 100. Gladys Louise also
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs, selling, $500
added:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
l3-5-Black sheep, log lNotter)
S-1-0bert, l06 &C. Burns s)---.-....-----..
1o1-Banyah. 100 lKoernerl l..........-.-... 3
Time. :2s 10 Bonnie Alan, Frizette. Canada.
Complete, Bolando, Don ottsrio, finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE-oDe mile and sixteenth,
handicap, 81 900 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1 l6-5-Berkeley. 1o5 (Garner( er(...-...-..-.--- l
ll-5-Colonel Jack, 100 &c. Burns) ..-..---..
4-l-Salridere lis (Notter) ).--..-.-.-..---. 3
! Time 1:4T. Tourenne, Beaucoup, finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Miie, selling. 5000 added:
| Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
I5-l-Mansaniello. 81 &c. DuganD D.-....-----. l
/ 6-5-ChantiIly, 100 lGarnert- t-.....--.-...-.
S-1-Animus. 81 tMcCarthyt .
Time I:42 3-5. Lord Stsnhope. Samuel H.
Harris. King Cole. Rio Grande, killiecrankie.
j st. Joseph, Request, Nanny Moo, nnlshed as
named
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
LOUISVILLE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. MAY 2o.-Results:
rf-s, race four and half furicnzs-She Wolf
won Transform second. 1annie third Time,
Us 4-5. ~,
Second race sir furloDgs -Stoner Hilt won
Meadow Breeze second. Dandy Dancer third
Tb;-5 ~sca rniie-Bonebrske won. CsDopisn
second blaze o. Light third. Tine 1871 10.
Fourth race. steepiechsse. full course, aboui
rs 80 -.f third. Time $40 80.
Fiffb race ose mile and q sixteenth-ker er-
cheraI roa. Lotus Eater second, Lens third
Si4st race one nile and a sixtee1tii-Hostile
arphen won. Cymbal second, Wasskie third
Tine. 1916 Is.
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American League

BOSTON. May 2o-CereIand won an excit-
ing game from Boston today. to 3. The home
team rallied strongly in the ninth, but good
throw by Birmingham caught Tnoney at the
Mate and cut of what would have been the
fieinr rim Score: r. H. E.
Cleveland ..-...-....--...-..-' 20 .
Boston . l.
Batteries-Joss and n Clarke; Winter and
Carrigan.
PHILADELPHIA May 20-St Louis won
today's game by punching hits with the errors
Of the home team and a wild pitch by Plank
Score: X ID: L:
st. Louis
Philadelphia .....--.---...-..
Batteries-Powel and Spencer; Plank ano
Powers.
New York Detroit game postponed: rain
Washington Chicago game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
COLLEGE BOY HURT
DURING WILD LARK
Attempt TO Break Into Lunch
house Results in Edgar III.
Cook Being Fatally Shot
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI

NEW YORK. May 20.-Edgar II. Cook
an Is year old student of engineering
at Columbia university. said to be of a
prominent Albany family, was shot in
the head tonight by a policeman, who
caught him and classmate, Howard c,
Cole. attempting to break into lunch
shack at One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and Riverside drive. He
will probably die. The bullet entered
behind his left ear and the surgeons al
the J. Hood Wright hospital said al
midnight that he had small chances OF
recovery.
His companion. who surrendered
without flight. was locked up in the
West One Hundred and Twenty fifth
street station. He said their attempted
burglary was only a lark.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
AMATEUR BOXING BoUTs

The Pacific amateur associa fion Will hold
a series OF amateur boxing bouts at the Rei-
nnee club. Oakland. next Monday evening. the
proceeds of which will be devoted toward send
ing a California athletic team to the Olympiau
games 10 be held in London this year The
main event on the card viii be a mill between
Eddie Dennis. the 115 pound champion, and
Young Couture of the Reliance club Entries
should be made with l. A. Wolf. 134 Geary
street and must be in by Saturday evening
1t is expected that many of the prominent
members Of the various clubs of this city
and Oakland viii compete.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
uoroRCYCLE ENDURANCE RUN

The San Francisco Motorcycle club has made
arrangements to hold q strenuous endurance
contest May 30 and 81 The route viii be 800
miles 70 be selected by the committee ap-
pointed FOR the purpose The committee VIII
report at the next club meeting which viii
be held this evening at Maguires hall. Iwen-
fiefh and Folsom streets All motorcycle riders.
whether they are members Of the club or not,
are requested 70 attend the meeting. as mat
tere OF great Importance 10 motorcyclists VIII
Be brought up.
The clEb VIII hold It's FIRST annual hall at the
Auditorium annex. Page and Fillmore streets,
next "Wednesday eFanina-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
OAKLAND BOYS WIN GAME

BERKELEY, May 20--In a fast game the
Oakland high school baseball nine defeated the
team from Berkeley high school today. s to 4.
on the university campus. Oakland made four
runs in the first two innings. and this discour-
aged the Berkeley boys. who made repeated
fumbIes Hunt and Henshaw both made three
baggers for Oakland and Davis made one for
the other team. Christie umpired the game and
presented the victorious team with silver cup.
the gift OF the citizens Of Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
COULD DEFEATs pENNELL

LONDON, May 20.-Jay Gould OF New York
defeated " H. Pennell, the former British cham
pion in the preliminaries TO the Olympic court
tennis contests at Queens club today The
young man won in three sets straight. Score:
6-3, 6-3. e.
Gould showed better geaerslship and superior
ity over his opponent at every stage OF the con-
test He will meet Page in the senif finals.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
Edited BY ]. r. Jeferl
Joe Cans and Battling Nelson Have Signed
Articles for a IS Round Fight
By K. A. Snyfh

Joe and Battling in IS round hight for the
worlds CoHroths MISSION
Negotiations have been IN progress for
Selg Willie Britt the
ves of the rival fighters and for the major portion OF that tune
reconcled One oecuon
until possible the articles OF agreement last
night which clnched the match
This stands the most important match which could 6e made
possible exception OF
defending the weight ehampionhp man who could
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

Batteries-Willis. Lever and Gibson; Mcintyre
and Bergen Umpires-0'Day and Johnson
CHICAGO May 20.-Ruelbach today gave
way to Fraser after Boston had scored two runs
and hit him for three singles double and
triple Two singles and wild pitch gave the
visitors their other. Score: ID. d. Z;
Boston 2
Batteries--R -Ruelbach. Fraser and King; Dor.
ner, Bowerman and Ball. Umpire-huhaefhani'
ST. LOUIS. May 20.-St. Louis took the
openlng game OF a series with New York To-
dav 10 O. RAYMOND pitched In brilliant
form allowing New York three hits score
OiN'' r. H E.
ST. Louis .----.-.---- .-.---..--'-- .
Ratteries-Raymond and Ludwig; McGlnnity
Tavlor and Needham- Umplres-hlem sha
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
AMERICAN WOMEN WIN AT GOLF

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland, May 3o.-Play in
the wOmaD's open golf championship contest was
resumed today In the third round both the
American entrants were successful Miss Anita
PhiDps Of Springfield. Mass. beat Mrs Bourn
! up and Miss Phelps defeated Mrs. Ames, up
ana 10 play.
In the fourth round Miss Phipps again was
victorious. vanquishing Miss Black by ! up. Miss
Phelps however. lost to Miss Titterton by
mp and to play Miss Phipps therefore is the
sole representative of America left in the lists.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
FIELD DAY AT 81. MAR,,s

OAKLAND, Nay z0.-st- Mary's COLLEGE will
bold a field DAY Saturday afternoon TIE ath-
ieric sports VIII start at O'Clock On the new
oval The meet wiz be the first held At 81
Nary'E FOR several years In seasons past when
tie college entered teams agsinst the athletes
~ Stanford and Berkeley st. 8lary's c0lors were
often 10 the fore
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

OF the Interchangeable of that like shall like
related by the blood
other family blood children
Scrofula glands
disease pale copxons sky bodies, running and
usual manifestations inherited
scrofulons tendency in holding in check during
life but
weaken and lose its from other the of trouble will
circulation and forces the scouous deposits kills the
impurities
sustaining qualities purely vegetable medicine
especially adapted which
scrofulous blood any
advc sireds free to all who owre
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA. GA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
Public Makes Killing
at EmeryVflle
-Four Faporifcs and Tho Out
siders Win and Boobies Lose
$4,000 During Day
Yesterdays WINNERS
By J. K. Jefery

Marster. J. J. Wslsh's year old bay
Eeiding BY FatherleSs- -Eostre. and q
horse OF considerable class. broke one
OF his hind legs IN two places while
running IS the ODDS on favorite of the
Ingleside handicap at the Emeryville
track yesterday and was mercifully
shot 70 relieve him OF his misery as
soon as he could be removed from the
track The accident occurred on the
clubhouse turn in full view OF the oc-
cupants Of the crowded gran6stand, and
had = 6anpening effect upon the sport
throughout the rest Of the afternoon.
There was some disposition TO blame a
Sam ~ the Iurn for the mishap. but as
matter OF fact Marster was at a safe
distance from the other coutenders
when his leg suddenly snapped. the
bone near the ankle probably having
been twisted as the horse was nego-
tiating the turn He was under re-
straint At the time and this fact
probably saved his rider, Cricket
Kelly, from = nasty fall Kelly was
able 10 pun him Up sharply and dis
mount
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
ArrELL SEEKS ANOTHER MATCH

Abe Attell who abandoned all idea of meet
ing Cans some days since, is trying to clinca
the proposed six round fight in New York with
Charley Griffin. the Australian feather weight
Manager Jim Cofrofh has asked Attell 10 meet
bin 10 discuss the possibility OF Attell-
eliminated Attell may agree 10 take on Moran
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
MoNARcHs TO MEET

LONDON. May 2o.-The meeting between
King Edward and Emperor Nicholas of Rus
sia win occur at LeEaI, in the gulf OF Fin
land where the British sovereign will arrive
June on board the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert. The yacht viii be escorted by tHo
cruisers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

One of the most distinguished parties that
have christened a motor car one that re-
Gently wentAout in Congressman Burks big Six
Teen Six winton at Pittsburg. The party was
composed OF United States Senator Knox Con-
rressnnan Nicholas Longworth, Congressman
Charles b. Lands and Colonel Charles Alexander
Rook OF PeBnsylrania. with Champion Johnny
Johnson holder Of the worlds bicycle records, at
the wheel
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
Standing of the Thirty
Leading Horses

The standing OF the 60 leading horses OF the
American turf 50 far during 1905 is as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

The biz six cylinder Acme car started at ,
fcicck this morning 10 break the Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PITTSBURG. May 2o.-Brooklyn won the first
game of the series today By score OF TO ].
The home teams inability 10 hit Mcintyre was
responsible for their defeat Score
Pittsburg
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ,
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position from first TO last thus far There !
one consolation: they esnnot fan any lower
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
GOOD DAY FOR PUBLIC

Despite The mishap TO Msrster. which loomed
aS Tie best thing ~ the card. after Cabin
rec 1te1 scrarcbel from the rsce on accouut
t crscEec heel rhe speculative public had
an exceedingly profitable day due 10 the snc-
~7Ss ~ four faVO-ires and two well hsckes
outsiders Nearly every hook in the ring iFs 4
aefFy- ard i Is estimated that the winnings
"t fa- rfnlc amounted 70 fully SO COO The
winning feForltes included Pal Bold Wooleu
SO NeclTlIg- Win the possible exception OF
80 4- q flese horses were heavily pisyed.
hifh AarSter elinins ted bF the accident from
r'1rention il the handicap The vastly improved
-Fn1ie-lus found tie winning Of ir an eaxv
IaNE- AaIchcn cut out the Eunnlng 70 the
-est rurn- where AFontelluS wresred tie load
trm hlu and won oI BY himself. In going
.e tho tueEt ATonreIlBs cuT Cadichon OF sharplT
bur - tie lErter beaten az the time the
Judges die uot feel JuSri6ed In Iisquziifying
- T" inner although they disciplined locker
henf ~ suspension for The baisnce of the
meeting Spring Zen. the remaining contender.
Wss badly beaten or
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
PADS CLEAN cur VTCTORY

Pal Scored clean cut victor in the orencr.
jockey kettig succeeded in ger1ing him OF
ven and tie race irlmedisteiy resolved itself
mo cue between him snc Triumphant. Eith
which Miller had beaten The gate hit TIL
unFhant nad the speed TO lasd 70 tie last
turn- where Pal picked him mp and outfooted
rn through TIE stretch. --C'rcker'' kelly landed
To long Shot 7. n ONeiil. IN the money as
he result ~ hustlinE ride. Sir BriIlar the
at the finish
Jockey waist was able % keep Bold from
running out IN tie > wear 0l race 4 habit
90 which she had been addicted in her previous
starts. 2Ed she Won in s hard drive with
Alce loi4luS- which encountered bad luck in
ne cary stages lntOusti0n finally ran back
-o hs good racc of Few starts previous ia
snd finished rhird after being close ND through
1ur
Silver line. whose ODDS had receded because
OF The doubt IS 70 her shIlity 70 20 50 fsr.
Hun lie nile and quarter rsce nv unck
fr1-l Tubinon- vita Eduardo bang uD third
oIarli and I-iTiHs. the short priced contend
ers, could not get up gzllop.
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wooLEx CAPTURES FIFTH

determined finish By locker Walsh snstched
-lf victory f0r Noofeu IN the eth. after
+a-7 bad loomed the probsble winner up
'n nir last few strides Captain Bush which
.-o- third. wss AZ renUDergriFe odds as was
lpln r. Kermit rhe hot tip OF tie race
slowed z fash o. early speed, bat was soon
n-
laller's achievement in besrlnC the gate with
Nf-slrirT 2 factor in the success u Ca
ai. Splinter IN the closing race J. H Shee-
aaa- yich ran second probably would have
won ~ bT himself with an carsl bresk but
-qcseT Buxton made the mistskc Of rushing
H.ln into The lead 100 Suddenly after getting
rf poorly and the horse hsd nothing Jeff
wne1 Mliler challenged "a the stretch after
Naeetsu bad opened gap ~ several lengths
AaF Ar1ells Showed signs q return 10 her
good form hy running third 6loria- extensively
hacked sI long odds shoEed nothing u war
Isnt the support which bad been lsTishod upon
liu-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-03
Notice Of Sale Of ReaI Estate.

In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Willie willis, Sarah willis and Hen
ry Lee Willis.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order Of the County Court OF the
County OF Carter, State Of Oklahoma,
made on the 23rd day Of May, 1908,
the undersigned guardian OF the
estate Of Willie, Sarah and Henry Lee
Wills. viii sell at Ardmore to the
highest bidder subject 10 confrma-
{ ION by said court on Thursday, the
18th day Of June, a. ID. 1908, at .
O'Clock p. m, at Ardmore, all the
right, title aud interest Of said VII
l.e, Sarah and Henry Lee Willis in
and TO the following described real
estate situate in Carter County, state
OF Oklahoma, to-wit; The IL Of
y L IA OF y L IA and + 1-2 Of S w
IA OF y Il IA; the T. IA OF y L
IA and y + IA OF y w
Ia OF S + il and n IL OF y
Il IA OF S f IA OF Sec. 8. The
S W IA Of y W IA Of y w IA and
5 W IA Of n W IA Sec. 4, all In
Township South, Range West
And 5 W IA OF S r "a OF 5 w "a
Sec 2 and y W IL OF y Ella OF W
Ia; + Ii Of y L IA OF y w IA;
the + - of 5 + IA Of y w Ia, h
l.2 OF y + IA OF w Il; w IA OF
y L IA of S w Ia and y IL OF 5
l-2 of w IA Sec. IL, all in Town
ship South, Range East.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions. to-
wit: To be sold FOR one-hAt cash
and the remaining one-half TO DE paid
In one and two years payments, said
payments to DE secured by lien on
said land
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed In the
County Court or delivered to the un-
dersigned at Ardmore Oklahoma.
Dated the 23rd day OF May, 1908.
l.. l. TYER,
24.3l.7 Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-03

The Ardm0re Democratic Club
will meet 10 regular session Monday
night June al the district court
room.
F0.l0ving Is the program prepared
for the occasion:
The Work oi the First Legisla-
ture"-f>eO Harris
Advertising oklahoma al the Den.
yer Convention '-Sidney Suggs.
what Constitutes Good State
Representatiye"-Os Payne.
"The Straight Edge Applied 20
Bryan and Taft'-James T. Coleman.
The Empty Dinner Pail'-J. b.
Champion.
"The Proposed Reduction % South.
ern Representatlon'-J. V. Cabeu, W.
r. Burnltt and Guy H. sigler.
shall the Government or the
Banks Issue the Currency of the
C01ntry ~. G. BIrEelL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-03
CLEVELAND RETURNS HOME
AFTER AN ABSENCE OF TWO
MONTHS CAUSED BY ILL.
NESS-MAKES TRIP.

Lakewood, y J., June Former
President Grover Cleveland who has
been confined TO the Lakewood hotel
for two months with an attack OF rheu.
matte gout and acute ind gestion, hal
sufficiently recovered 10 leave here to-
day for bis home M Princeton. The
trip was made IN John Hays Ham
mouds large touring car. Mr.. Cleye.
land was accompanied by Mrs. Cleye-
land and Dr. G.. Rowe lockwood who
has been alternating with Dr. Joseph
r. Bryant the family physician, in
caring for the patient
The departure did not attract gen.
eral attention, only a few intimate
friends Of the family. residents Of
Lakewood being at the hotel when
the start was made.
Mr.. Cleveland left his room, and,
unlidcd, descended the stairs for the
first time In seven weeks. Leaning
on q cane, he walked TO the door OF
the hotel whore he greeted the friends
who had come to bid him godspeed,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-03
CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITAL
BRYAN ON FIRST BALLOT

IL would seem that al this news OF
the day jlsune- the Interview given
20 your correspondent By Represent
alive Hefin Of Alabama lu which
be pleads 'or some federal legisla.
.i0n which made .t a criminal offeuse
for al emplOye Of the department of
agriculture 10 give out % any indi
yilual Information conceruirg the
size or the prospects % any crop
whether Of cotton or o. grain. Nj
HeTin said that one emp'1ye Of the
agricultural department va paid FOR.
ty thousand dollars for Information
furnished 20 a cotton -peculatOr. As
,he matter now stands be contin.
I-i the grain growers and cotton
producers are az the mercy OF the
-lecl.ators in tho exchanges. II a
clerk or other official can be found
aho will sell this crop Information.
there is absolutely no Law 20 punish
alU
From 'he cotton fields OF Ala
Hara and MISS -.r1. 20 The aheat
fields Of the two D4ko,as there is
not one farmer or honest buyer and
seller Of wheat o- OF cotton who Will
not applaud wha. SIR HaG.n has had
tJ -l. bur To- tho house o, repre-
sentative. as ruled uy Uncle Joe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-03

and said good-by to the few employees
Vho have remained since the hotel
Iosed Mrs Cleveland arrived here
last night from Tamworth. y Il,
where she had taken the children u
her summer home.
Manager Becker Of the Lakewood
hotel sad tonight that when Mr
Cleveland left today be looked as well
as be did the day Of his arrival here.
and needed no help whatever In get.
ting about
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-03
la1 Mi--L, !. Aehe,l

Washington. June 3-lspeciaD-
Soe this is a Cheerful. piece Of i1iy-.
nation which We gather in washing
ton ii ls announced b. high au-hOf-
ity in Tamma-y tha; Judge Alton 3.
Parker Is 20 write the democratic
platform Of the Denver convention
and 20 Do chairman % the committee
on resolutions VIII New York demo
Gratis ever become intelligent Is Il
possible for them % understand that
after the democratic convention at
81, Loui. had completed l,s work and
prepared IS platform and nominated
Judge Parker. that enIneL, iIrists
undertook % reNrite tho platform?
He supeeded 90 that effort and was
'hereuron defeated by IN adverse
vote o. greater proportions than any
which he democracy has had 20 sus.
tain since the days % Horace Greeley
Wa, utter folly q. is 20 send
broadcast over the country at this
time a s'a'euen, that any one man
had been selected for chairman Of
'he committee on resolutions. or that
any individual Sc nov engaged in writ.
ing q platform The committee vii
ha selected AZ Denver ]. viii select
JOS own chairman and after no doubt
"A long and ardu0us session Will pre-
eHt 20 the convention i's recon.
msriaH0n fo- q platform. Democrat.
ic conventions are representative.
Every member on the committee on
resolutions w.ll have the same right
'o prepare and present a platform as
Judge Parker will have n he shall be
made a member o. that committee. At
Kansas city n took almost eighteen
hours % con ecutlve session TO for.
mIla'e a platform. At s.. Louis the
struggle was st.ll harder and the
time consumed, although broken by
Adjournment was longer But o,
course 10 the New York newspapers
think 'ha, Judge Parker has been
commissioned by New York politl.
clans 20 write a platform and 20 take
! it 90 Denver ln perfect confidence that
. 70 wll. ae accepted without any strug
gle on the part Of tho democrats OF
the rest o' the United States, they
are quite at liberty 10 hug their de
lusIou and 10 deceive themselves.