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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-30

Its hard to conceive of any one who
can make bigger monkey of himself
than drunk man at a political meet
ing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-30

Knute Nelson gave the democrats
some hard nuts to crack Tuesday
night
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-30
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-30

Bryan has several records but the
only real one is his Photograph Rec
ord.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-30
OCTOBER 80, 1908.

ALL BILLS ECOLLECTED MONTHLY.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
Will virifht, Agent g

W. L. Wright having beeu ap-
pointed local agent for the Conti-
mental Creamery Company, has
established an office next door to
John Duncan's and will pay the
highest market price for butter-fat.
He has arranged to run cream
wagon, coveing the territory north
west of Holly on Tuesday and Fri
day of each week, beginning Tuesday
March 10. Drop in and see him or
write him a line and the wagon
will call at your door.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
Prohibitioaists Linini Up.

The Prohibitionists of Holly and
vicinity are, said 70 be quietly lining
up forthe approaching election and
word has gone afoith to- use every
effort possible toclaR upthesaloons
here. -. =:s'; ,.oe 81:
~, ...csg fa:..' ::
The agitation tks past week has
been the most vehement since the
movement; was broacHedi;; and The
chieftain can iiow say: that the cam
paign is fairly on: y ..
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
@ieftaihh .lssIhe btla,idel {,
Notice For Publicatio. j; /;
Land O&ee Il Lamar. ON


:.r-'' = Z - J.nusy2s. 1908
Notice is hereby given that D.lb.r. C. Dear.
ias Of Holly. Colo. hss fled. notice of hi, in.
'ention to make snal cornmn..tio. proof i,
support Of his claim. viz: Homestead ..E:ntrv
No'7leot:".ds DAD: %. 1907. ior Ii. .sou,h.
east quarter Of Section 13. Township "a S. R.
42 " eP Nj Iad ,h.ts ..id. proof will B.
made before tn Register and Receiver. .,
Lamar. Colo on ch q. 1908.
he names the ~iEs Witnesses to prov.
hi his g continuous 't'ia upon and cultivation
r. Y. Fowler. Sil.s D.wson, Ed D.d,e and
N. W. Ds.rins. all of Holly Colorado. !.
I .@ss JOHN NA.,NILLlANS
Rssistsr.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
Notice For Publications
Lad O&os at Lamar. Colorado.

Lad O&cs at Lamar. Colorado.
Febru.rs 3. 1908
Notice is hereby given that En~srd h
Dodge. Of Holly Colorado. hes sled aotice Of
bis in.ention to make sn.l commutatios proof
in support Of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. secs made Dec. 22. 1905. for the North.
~es. o..,tsr Of Section 20. Twp. "A s. r. II
W. 6 p. NJ. and that said proof will Be made
before the Register sad Receiver. at Lamar.
Colo. on March 16. 1908.
He n.mss the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ef. the land viz:
Freak L. Sean. r. Y, Fowler. S. A. Ds~-
son and Morris Cos. al Of Holly. Colo.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Register
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
Special Sale at the Racket Store.

special Sale II the Racket Store.
: For one MONTH sohly' we will
have special sales ef'lAeTs, wo-;
mems and children srWinter nh
'derwear, at cost. enY;;&omens
and children's shoes at discount
of 20 per cent. Fancy chinaware
80 l-3 per cent off. Fancy parlor
lamps 50 1-3 per cent off. Lad
les and children's caps and
toques at cost. Don't mics. this
sale. Our spring stock of fnillin-
cry is on the road and we::.fnust
make room for it. Baker Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
10 OUR NEW READERS

Non-subscribers receiving The
Chieftain regularly will bear in
mind that their subscription was
. gift Of the Holly Commercial
Club, the allied business interests
Of Holly and vicinity contributing
to lst tho outside world know what
natural advantages this section
possesses. Under NO circumstances
viii these readers be held for the
subscription price.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
School Notes. tt::i;.: T. ?,
Notice.

Notlce. - !;:1.NF
Ali subscription accounts 10 Due
on The Chieft3inspr. HrnityU OBJ
server are due and payable toll.
IN. Zalinger, who willaNIl. out ali
unexpired terms and receive all
back accounts from this. source.
MINER q MINER.
Dated at Holly, Colo+ Dec, Is,
1907. -. ~ :;-;'.;a ..;si; 81.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
IL Proposal F;esSs BIDS. =: 20 =.

III =. Fl Ffsepo.ai Fs'f: 'f:sids':, y ...a .:
j.; Sealed ed bid bid vii II aeesgpteg5r eg5rb!y BY
tbs Town 9f Hslly f9F the ]! III haqlipgg, Al9g,
3! delivering and spreading Feadii w. Of .;qpe
/, thousand yards, Or more, Of gravel
on the streets Of the ,tow4. Sealed
bids mustS Be lssnt to. the! R6wn
Clerk not later than Tuesday, Mar:
10. 1903. Bids will be opened
>M&rsh 1a,a s0sil:i: ~: III :.,.,s;:,. !
.:ssa-s ~ 10 tN:.Fs Vhfarcsa
:, 80 - ,:,.,,.; ttlsrk ahaf KesSids5:s
holy, Uels- March 6th. faR,s,..,.' IT,
I'D; For .Sale~; nv w.
II ''hiE,x' VIZ sats tsssiRi:5s, ii:5sI, Ih'.A4ala egn
aaiitian, ai. ri. .WiN sM n one. .yeaaF|a
time, ,xor Vlltmakee terms to snit., !!
sssT s,as 8irst National Bsnl,*.t: !.
-.stassas sd: $: HSiw,, Colorado!
-it sf.l ;,;....-s::i; IN. e. ia u
In many cases in advertisinesit
siA nekesaaEy saAgQ a',little.. ont of
the waystAsAttgast sattenti0n. In
->pthef. Wardss tbs: business repre-
sented musA ,tsot !. its sAHn loud
enough to insure atteni2n before
it can attain ta,a,.hsaGtfiEr ~.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
A Life Il at;9stake.

Your life may be at stake When you
notice any sign of kidney ofabladder
trouble Is Brieht's disease, and .dia-:
betes start with slight irregulality.
that could be quickly cured BY + oley's;
Kidney Remedy. CofnInance- faking6
it at the frst sign ofsdahger..' Holly.
Pharmacy, Ikelfan Bros. pIqps.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06

We have just made some post.
cards of the Holly schools and
other local views, which are on
sale at The Chieftain Office
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
4 i-' . = ':FKli: 2i!. N. :!Ei
;S'cllb.oot.:Lib!rlafisyg,s. Fund
asps.;E, 40; I:


Subscriptions stQ the school IL
-brary fund are being received at
rs1kslmaEpttSs drug stoEe on condition
I thA s$5B ts laised,. I'VE give be.
low the list of subscribers to date.
William Gill ..... .$2s.oo
M4v4iley, /. ...s... .aS.oo
ri. R0lly High ,school, q, 1QN0Q.
$50 III. Il s.kliAai Gsnfe1d.: 10. ,.5.oo.i
.,sMa n, Wight .,.l.., nj: 500.
~ bay .XisN: Gluk.,. lis. .n5o,Qos
ss.s. IssCollins. ,:.,v. ~. ?5,9Ql
nt: ;cks & SHApspn,a, .s,:aopoa
-ts, HallN Lhs,& So, Gots.:l1oaoo
tsEd sta4eAiy 4. .s:a4:. .bsts.kolO a.
|a Gx..h: Pinkhamss.p ~. 1000
~ Holl0a PharAaacya. ...sa, 1900,
|,c,.s.., a modestsfriend A:* 6,Oaj'
= The Holly CAieftiSin': NO0'
]. w. WifKaftta. y: ....'!$s.6o'
r. Johir obnson's':.. ~ ybo
81 H. CT fMegieefy .sf.:, 's!o6s'
Ia:FTst N ationA7 Bank and .,:%"
.;:Gs CrsM :'.::..: = ... :.':;., so.oo
f." ApYel Bros:::.: ~: :a::' SO
sBsker Bros: e =: q 4. 800
e~.s B. y y Eng English !P..l ,.Edmbet ],
/" wv. W. Ealy .'::: -. 100
W. w III :T:s : MeMqftry ~, a:oo
w. S. HebeTt " 400:
E,iIs W, Vi, Emery: es--4--: 1900
saa.G. r. Hopghtellng. ~. 500
F:.: H u HoFst.s.:. ~. M 90
t-- n. +. Vidal. .:':'.', $. :~suos
:nhn-D -D,nnahs II ~. g. ;. $500
|ss 3. A: Bell .y.s:::l 800
r. ]. d. Rngite:.s &c .sl:O0
y. Edna 2: Emery : V. 81: 500
El..::Aices DodgeM- ..a. .xs1!QG
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sesg.N!'s 'sheit6h;.=.- ~ -e *e,v sea
Gss.! WOOD ::-::;s =, ,bM
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The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06

To keep in touch with the local
prpgress, you must keep posted.
To keep posted take The Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06

At TINES whsa you dcat feel juiSt Il isttii. when
you have bad stomach. take somsshintr right
swy that will assist digestion; ,adt Rpmsthist
that will stimulate for = time Spt. samsthing
thst will positively do the very korP tRit tths
stomach performs under; orAikisy sax .Soihnal
cshditiohs; somethnG.th willtmste the . food
digest. 70 Do thi. you mss. take. =, aAtural .di
sestsnt like kadol For Dnpspsia. Kodsl i .
scientific preparation ot ;yssetskls, ,acids, with
natural ai8ss.ants md COZ mi y ssms juice.
found in, ! healthy stop,ck. k'.. 6ls dess will
-disest NOR. th.s 5000 gain: ii koed food. II,
is sure to afford prompt relief If aite:.. what
you eat . and i. pls...n. E.e t. I. ..S0R y IEei
.pnAn Bros. -. wv q.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
Special ;Notii,e:fif +"

Residents Of HollyssaAd,tvicih-:
ity will confer a afayor iton' The
Chieftain if they,.will ,.iotrdown'
their gist of local happeningsy
such as social doings, arrivals,
departures, and everything .of
consequence-and send to this. Of
fee not later than Wednesday Of
each week. Write on one side Of
the paper only and well do the
rest. 49, -.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-03-06
;.~:. :,1Jf.s III
I:Aetaak -...t.;;i.,.s- -ras-L Al36G

f.: F6te;S orfSo 7tsaa.ivs,issi SOLD in
der a.Positive guarantee. to cure con-
Is5freabie, E.fr S5f!aafy FORM ef!!ifdisestibn.
Miit , fnAsahs stpahufasthreis lefand
your money Wfats nAete. can aAy.one
90. Holly Phafffacy, 1kelman1 Bros,
prOpS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
DISRUPTION OF
FACULTY NEAR
Claimed Several Instructors in
Local Institution Will
Resign.
COMPLAINTS REGISTERED.
STATED THAT TEACHERS HAVE
BEEN >"DOCKED" WHEN ABSENT
AND THAT SOME RECITATION
ROOMS ARE OBJECTIONABLE.

At the high school Principal Ella
barger has resigned to accept the
principalship of the Piqua, o., high
school; Prof c. z. Morris of the Lat
in and English departments is con-
sdering an offer from the Occidental
college at Los Angeles, Cal, and Prof.
Albert Jones OF the Commercial de-
partment is said to be considering
the advisability of locating a CONNER
cial college in Chicago.
1t is also reported that Prof. Wal
drip of the history department is con-
sidering an offer to locate elsewhere
and that two of the women members
of the faculty are considering tender
ing their designations. 1t is stated
that the contemplated wholesale de-
sertion of members of the high school
faculty is because those reported to
be considering the advisability of re-
signing have opportunities to better
their conditions. 1t is an open secret
that this reason would not be the only
one as the past year there has been
trouble brewing in the faculty circles
of the high school,
Objections have been made to the
location of recitation rooms in the
basement of the building on the
ground that it is unsanitary because
of its damp condition. Faculty mem
bers have complained of this condi-
ton of affairs. but Superintendent
Mott has constantly maintained that
the basement is in good condition.
Instructors have complained, not to
the press. however. that the system
Of docking" teachers when they are
absent from duty because of Illness or
excusable causes is unjust. Superin-
tendent Mott and the school board has
heard all of these com mplaints but no
action has been taken TO remove the
causes of dissatisfaction. it is further
declared
Outside the complaints made privat-
ely by members of the faculty the par
ents of students attending the high
school have made open complaints In
regard to the crowded condition of the
building. They charge that the build
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
City Attorney Study and Dr.. c.
S. Bond Act When Stole
Does Away With His Gov
ernment inspection.
ORDINANCE MEETS
WITH OPPOSITION.
Pointed Out That Local Butch
ers Are Discrimi in a e d
Against, When inspection Is
Forced on Them.

DR.. c. S. Bond city health officer,
and City Attorney T. J. Study, today
announced that all meat slaughtered
at the Stole abattoir would not be
permitted to be sold in this city until
government inspection had been re-
stored at that establishment.
The government has had three in
spectors in this city, one at the Rich
mond Abattoir, one at the Holzapfel
slaughtering house and one at the
Stole slaughtering house. After the
city attorney withdrew from the cir
cult court his appeal of the decision
of the city court, which effected the
validity of the meat inspection ordin-
ance, Mr.. Stolle applied to the gov
ernment to be relieved of government
meat inspection, stating that he did
not engage in interstate business.
The government had no other re
course than to comply with the peti-
ton.
Last Monday the meat inspection or.
dinance was amended to make it valid
but the section requiring city inspec
ton. which is exactly the same as fed
era1 inspection. was unchanged. AS
Stole had no government inspection
and as the federal inspector at his
plant, who had been acting as city in
spector under the terms of the ordin
ance, had been withdrawn, the city au
thorities had no other recourse than
to refuse permission to Stole to sell
meat in this city until city inspection
(Which means federal inspection) had
been restored at his plant.
Stole Now Willing.
Mr.. Stole this morning stated that
he had petitioned the government tC
withdraw federal inspection from his
plant but, he said, after conference
with Mr.. Study and DR.. Bond this
morning he had consented to petition
to have federal inspection restored
Until the government acts upon Mr.
Stolle's petition, the sale of his meat
in this city will be denied.
Discrimination Shown.
1t is alleged that part of'the meal
inspection ordinance which prohibits
the sale Of meat in this city slaugh
tered in neighboring towns by estab
lishments which do not have meat in
spection, is ineffective, and permits
unjust competition with local butchers
who are compelled to sell inspected
meats. 1t is asserted that Fountain
City butcher who does not have meal
inspection, brings his meats to with
in short distance of the city limits
where it is distributed to local butch
er shops and private consumers. The
butcher shops who sell this meat are
liable to arrest under the terms of the
meat inspection ordinance. but the
Fountain City dealer in no way vic
lates the ordinance
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
INSANE MAN IS FREE
Escaped From Guards at
Easthaven and Is Thought
To Be in the City.
WILSON HAD BEEN TRUSTED

Report was made to the police de-
partment this morning of the escape
from the Eastern Indiana Hospital for
the Insane of Thomas Wilson, a pa
tient. Wilson had been regarded as
trusty and had been permitted to do
outdoor work on the farm at the asy-
the fields with the other patients and
attendants when he ran away. The at
tendants could not leave the other pa
tients in the field and take up the pur-
suit Immediately, so Wilson secured a
good handicap. He ran east after leav-
ing the field and is believed to have
concealed himself some place in the
city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
CLAIM ALLIES WERE FLEECED
BookwaIter Loudest IN Protestations
Against Committee.

Chicago, June 17.-After being in
session since p. M, yesterday the
credentials committee of the repuhli-
can national convention finished its
work at o'clock this morning. The
| committee indorsed the decision of
the national committee in every case,
the "allies" not gaining a single vote
in the entire list OF contested delega-
tions. The record tima made by the
credentials committee was great
surprise as it was expected that it
would take till Friday at the earliest
to complete the work. In nearly all
the contests the "allies" case was eitn-
er so weak or so poorly presented to
| the credentials committee that but lit.
tie consideration was given them.
| Bookwalter Indignant.
When the committee completed its
work, Mayor Bookwalter announced
that today he would make public the
minority report, in which he would eX
pose the unjust and high handed
methods of the committee" AS soon
as the steam roller" had run over the
| last contest-that of Arizona--at
O'Clock today, Mayor Bookwalter voic
ed his indignation in most emphatic
terms.
| This is the most outrageous con
duct | ever witne ssed in all my poll
tical experience" he said. The steam
roller" which did such effective work
in the national committee worked ev
en- smoother in the committee on ere
dentials. The tactics were even more
high-handed and unjust. 1t was Ger
tainly fine example of the square
deal" of which we heard so much
Justice was absolutely ignored. AL
contests, no matter what merit Or vir
tue they had. were choked to death
under the wheels of this steam roller
Promise Minority Report.
81 am preparing a minority report
which will be ready before noon and
which will show just how outrageous
ly the contestants were treated. II
will bring fight to the floor of the
convention. When the Alabama case
was called, no recognition was given
At the start, Chairman Fulton declar
ed that there were 1000 waiting out
side to be heard and therefore there
should be no argument to take up the
committees time. In line with this
he appointed subcommittee which
while out six minutes, adopted a reso
luton practically closing the mouth
of every committeeman. When Sena
tor Fulton made his allusion to 2.O0(
outside" l told him there were SO, 900
600 American citizens who wanted tc
hear the decision of this committee or
these contests and that these citizens
would have more time to Judge of the
fairness and justice of his ruling"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
COMPANY
MAY COME HERE
Arrangements Looking To-
ward Its Location Are
Being Completed.
SOUTH SIDERS TAKE ACTION
WILL GRANT THE NEW COMPANY
SITE WHICH WILL REVERT TO
SOUTH SIDE ASSOCIATION If
COMPANY LEAVES CITY.

At a meeting held by me South
Side Improvement Association last
evening, considerable business was
transacted The association received a
letter from the Indiana Refining COM
pany relative to the proposed location
of a branch in the Beallview addition,
which project was set forth in the
Palladium several days ago, and it is
the general opinion that within few
days arrangements will be completed
with the refining company.
This company will, if satisfactory
arrangements are made, erect an of.
flee, a ware room and two depository
oil tanks. The association proposes
to donate to the company a site locat-
ed on the continuation Of South
Eighth street This site is also on the
c., c. & L. The railroad will be asked
to place a siding on the plated alley
west of South Eighth street. The cost
of the buildings the Indiana Refining
company proposes to erect will be
about $4,000. Besides oil, the COM
pany will also handle lumber. The
branch will be in charge of c. ]. Cald-
well and Jacob Mobley of Columbus,
Ind. The company has asked that the
association give deed to the site of
the location of the proposed branch,
but the association will refuse to do
this. If the deal is entered into, one
of the terms will be that in the event
the branch is abandoned within per-
iod of five years the site and build
ings will revert to the South Side I'M
provement Association. If the busi-
ness is abandoned after five years the
association will have first right to the
property.
Hern'ey Has Proposition.
The South Side Improvement asso-
citation also considered communica-
tion received by C. S. Hernley, of New
Castle. Mr.. Henry stated that it would
be possible for the association to Sc
cure the location in Beallview of a
lathe and factory tool manufacturing
company. incorporated for S15o.Ooo and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
LABOR VS.. CAPITAL AGAIN.
Open Discussion of Anti-Iniunction
Plank in Rooms of Committee.

The anti-injunction contest that has
torn the republican convention into
two factions was taken up with con-
siderable show of bitterness today by
a subcommittee of the resolutions
committee. Being divided among
themselves, the committee factions
threw open the doors of their cham
bers and asked labor and capital to
publicly discuss the anti-injunction
plank which has already jeopardized
the nomination of Taft, at least in the
estimation of many of his friends.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor. follow
ed by the two other representatives
OF labor. Daniel J. O'Keefe and James
Duncan, appeared before the commit
tee and found there ten manufacture
ers who were opposed to any effort
TO temper the present injunction laws.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
VICTORY FOR TAFT IN COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
All of the Contested Delegation Cases, Chung to by the al
lies" as Last Hope for Defeating Ohio Secretary, De-
cided in Favor of Taft.

secretaries, etc.. was reported. 1t
was unanimously adopted, and the
chairman appointed General Stewart
l.. Woodford of New York and Govern
or Charles S. Deneen of Illinois to es-
cort the permanent chairman, HSnry
Cabot Lodge to the chair. This was
done amid cheering.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17
BEVERIDGE NOMINAL
LEADER OF REVOLT.
Senator Appears to Be Anx-
ious to Desert Indiana Can
didate and Climb on Band
Wagon for Taft.
Especial Correspondence.)

indianapolis, June 17-Out of the
hubbub at Chicago has finally come the
thing that was to be expected-a
struggle in the Indiana delegation for
control of the party's affairs in this
state. Before Senator Beveridge got
away to the convention city 1t was
openly asserted that he was not bub-
bling over with enthusiasm for the
Fairbanks program and his followers,
who are represented chiefly by the
younger men of the party-the hustl-
ers-are in sympathy with his atti-
tude. OF course. the Indiana dele
CATION is pledged to support Fair
banks for the presidential nomination
and Senator Beveridge is active in the
vice presidents behalf, but now it is
known that Taft is to be the nominee,
and that it is simply useless to even
hope for the success of Fairbanks for
first place, certain members of the
delegation think they should be re-
leased from their instructions. Major
Wilson, delegate from the Twelfth
district, is put down as one of the in
surgents, and news reaches here that
he is working openly against the plan
to stay with the forlorn hope, even
asserting that he will bolt the delega-
ton IL necessary Wilson is a Bever-
idge admirer and, like many of the
other Beveridge followers who see no
chance for Fairbanks except for sec
ond place, he is anxious to leap into
the Taft band-wagon and pose as an
original Taft man. This would, at one
stroke, create a Taft faction in Indi-
ana that would grapple with the Fair
banks machine for the federal offices
and other plums that they would feel
they were deserving of in return for
making Taft hole in the Indiana del
egation, for be it understood that VIII
son and his like do not hesitate TO
say that they desire to support Taft
on the first. and what is believed will
be the only ballot for the presidential
nomination.
OF course, Beveridge is going ahead
/ with the crushed Fairbanks hopet,
while the wires are kept hot between
Chicago and Indianapolis in an effort
to establish some order out of the cha
os of uncertainty. Fairbanks is out
of the running for first place. The
Indiana delegation is becoming rest
less. The Fairbanks machine is in
danger unless something is done. and
there is an inclination to begin the hur-
ried construction of a Taft machine in
Indiana With all this. Fairbanks
may stand for the vice-presidential
nomination and be beaten, and such a
humiliation would be scorching. AL
together it is a fine situation out of
which nobody seems to be able to lead
the way. Whatever happens, once
Taft is named, there is bound to be