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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
MINING STOCKS
BINGHAM STOCKS

BINGHAM STOCKS.
Now is the time 10 buy the Iow-n-,cea
Bingham stocks. There are several Rine-
day, that will soon be among tho bie -
dueers. There is no other district IN tSs
entire country that has made the prog
ress Bingham has during the past ten
months. Look this up. Satisfy yourself
Bingham Is not far awsy-take a run o,,t
examine the properties. Judge by What
you see. 9'
ham stocks cali or address
w. e HUBBARD
sS W. Third South, Salt Lake CITY
ci2-o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
JOSEPH PITT IS DEAD
OF HEM0RRHAGE OF BRAIN

Josepb Pitt. a weTl-known resident OF
the city, died from hemorrhage OF the
brain. superlnduced by paralysis, at his
Ing. Mr.. Pitt was 81 years OF age at the
time OF his death. having been born in
this city. November 30. 1851. The funeral
VIII be held at IL o'clock Sunday MORN
Ing. from The Sugar House ward Assembly
han
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Well.KnoWn Man Dead.
pecial to The Tribune.

special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Nov, 4,-yohD T Faulconer.
rs years OF ege, q prominent resident OF
Ibis town and leading member OF tho
Odd Fellows died at ! o'clock this morn
lnS after short Illness with pneumonia
The body Is at q local undertaker's
At Cripple Creek Colo, A daughter at
Cripple also survives him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05

OFFICE OR CLERICAL POSITION
wanted. energetic educated young
man; excellent character and habits; not
afraid OF work II SS. Tribune. goo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WITH THE DEMOCRACY
Special to The Tribune.

ST. GEORGE. Nov. 4.-The vote of
washington county shows: Democratic
presidential electors, S02. Republican
Spry. 7il; Martneau. sol: Howell, 1853:
Stewart 500; McCarty ISs: Greenwood
S21; Adams. 1i1, Morris. $50: Hlrchi 76s.
The entire Democratic county ticket
was elected by maJoritles varying from
IL 10 over 100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
KNIGHT STILL AHEAD
IN HIS HOME COUNTY
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov 4.--Thc retulns from the
election are slow In coming In. Up 10
I p. m. today only thirty-one districts
out OF flfty-four had been heard from.
These thirty.one districts include seven
out OF the eight IN Provo. So far. the
county has given big majority for the
whole Of the Republican ticket with the
exception OF the vote on county superin-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Wife Seeking Divorce,
Snecial io The Trlhunn

SpeSlai 10 Inc Irlouns.
OGDEN. Nov. AFTER living together
as man and wife for five months, Mrs
Della Scott Is seeking q divorce from
Samuel F.. Scott because she says he has
wilfully failed 10 provide her with the
common necessities OF life She asserts
that Scott is fully able 10 support her,
but that she has been compelled TO OBJ
were married at Sterling, Colo, last June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Condition Still Serious,
Special to The Tribune

SPSNAoi W lIe 1IlouDSs
OGDEN, Nov. f.--Mrs, Bertha Wall, tho
young woman who attempted TO end her
De by swallowing half dozen antiseptic
tablets, is stIll in precarious Condition
al tho home OF Frederick Burki. Cos
Twenty second street. For while her
lie was despaired Of but now IL is an
nounced that she has chance to live
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
AMERICAN ELECTED
AT BINGHAM CANYON
Special TO The Tribune.

BINGHAM. Nov. 4.-Of the various
candidates running for offices here one
American party man was elected over the
church Republicans and the Socialists
Frank Cellveptra, candidate for justice
OF the peace on the American ticket
trimmed the candidate Of tho church Re-
publicaps, Judge George r. Lee, the pres
ent incumbent. by % votes, and w. H
Wright. candidate or the Socialists, by
votes. Judge CellventTa polled AZ votes
w. II. Wright 400. and Judge Lee $50.
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Vote at Parowan,
Special 10 The Tribune

opcElaT 10 INC IrIDUne.
PAROwAN, Nov. 4.--Followlns IS the
vote cast here: Taft. 2l7: Bryan, III.
Howell. 217: Martineau, l7s: McCarty,
ga: Stewart, III; Spry. 2l3; Knight lSl:
Barnes, 2ii. StringfelIow. 17s; Jewkes,
2l4; Nixon. III. Mattson. PA. Calne. III.
Nelson. POI. Robinson. l76. The entire
county Republican ticket Is elected.
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From Brigham City.

Special 30 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Nov. <.-Slxteen dis
tricts out of twenty mine give Taft 1920
BRYAN 1856.
State ticket OF Republicans about tho
same majority.
County ticket all Republican.
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WANTED

JUST TWO MORE fST,,,--
sZo weekly; Cali at Ho,S II
oyer Sanltarium bathsa assisulss,
o6 w. ard SO. st. after q
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Funeral Services Held.

Special 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM, Nov. 4.-FNIneral services
over the remains OF tie late swan John
.on, The pioneer OF this district, were
oe!d this afternoon, the Rev. Mr Gilr,tn
officiating. Burial was IN the Bingham
cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05

HANDY MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT
around boarding house, In or out OF
CITY. Has, Tribune. h955
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Same Old Story,

Of ,.'ir' six in Kane county give % the Following
vote: Taft. i02; Bryan, los; Dehs, .:
Howell, 403; Martlneau, 102; Spry. 37S:
knight lis; Chidester. 307; Hayes, 10:
Erickson. $50; Page 145 For represen-
tative, C. J. Smith $50. Meells. 14i. The
county ticket elected is Republican en-
tireiS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Green River Results.

Special % Tho Tribune.
GREEN RIVER. Nov. 4.-Complete re-
turns show the following results: Taft.
los: Bryan. ii; Debs. Il: Howell, 81:
Martineau. T2; Douglas, P3; Spry, rs:
Knight so: Street. %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
as cashier; best OF references. H-19.
Tribune. h154
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS OSCAR
GrosbelI. sales agent. a2l MaJn 80.
Expert cash register repairing Second
hand registers always Ia stock ni5so
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, PAIL HEN. PRO
prietor, 6S East First South 200 rooms.
rates 25c. 35c and soc w,nS;,
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WANTED
Tribune Want Ads

Good carriers with horses. at Trib-
une. Apply Circulation Dept
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WOULD LIKE Isv
2a96-k. each a..
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News of the lntermountain Region
For Your Breakfast

The Tribune Is now reaching
Ogden on the special newspaper
train on the Bamberger road, at
$40 every morning, II can be
delivered to YOU for breakfast.
Don't 20 think you can start
the dav better equipped If vou
get look at all of the worlds
news before you leave kome7
Phone the Ogden branch man
acer. He'll do the rost,
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PARTNER WITH $1,000 ~ :. :
ture and place on the ~ ~
proved patented article al @ srn
for 40 per cent Of all incems
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Bell phone 52ol. Ind. phono $50 S4s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05

YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY EXPE-
rienced as executive, correspondent
credit clerk, bookkeeper and stenogra-
pher, seeks position where ability. IN
tegrIty and conscientious work Will be
proportionately rewarded best hBbts;
highest references Address II 50, Trib-
une h396
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FOUND

PURSE, WITH sum OF MONEY OWN
er can have same by proving propertv
and paying charges. Phone Bell 5ll9-Y.
hSo1
ONE SORREL COLT. YEARLINC. OWN
CT can have same by Identifying and
paying for feed. A6S Post ST btiS
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WILL PAY CASH FOR ROinS-
REQ touring car (late modsns Z
reasonable and IN good condiii-
have you 20 sell? Wo bur n
AUTO PURCHASING AND si5r
Alex Beveridge. Mgr. IS Sol Wa
pie st
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A NAVAJO INDIAN RUG ON SECOND
South street between Main and the Rio
Return to IS West End South and receive
reward. gS2I
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BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER. l2
years experience. Is open TO engage
ment; salary 800. H-56, Tribune. hS77
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BooKKEEPER AND GENERAL OF
fice man would like work evenings and
Saturday afternoons. Address Gag. Trlb-
une. g334l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Those On the square Sunday after
moon we're Furnished conaidetpbIe sr:
citement when the horse o. J. b.
brooks became suddenly frightened
nnd made . dash. The animal was
on Eaet Main strseb ~, ii che vicinity
oe Holy Trinity church. when be be.
came aeitatsa over the presence Of Z
street roller. Mr. nrooks was nervy.
|howevsr. and held che animal down
icg Is block. bus when On the corner
|of East Main and mast Libery ne
horse made 8 sudden turn. throwing
the occupant AZ che busy out For
tnnatels no landed On bis hands. being
unly silghtly injured.
TIE horse made Z dash around the
corner ana down West Main street g..
end was stobpea before damage was
done % the buggy.
Friends Of ar. Brooks eonSratulats
him that the injuries were 40 worse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

"A grippe coughs ege dnnseEons a.
laeg frequently esselop- lnte pasa-
mcniA Folsy's Hoaag aAa Tar no,
only utnpa ne eonoA hue hsais and
slfengsAeea che lanan - taal 40 sri
enS Eesalea nssa Be feared rs zen
uina Toley's Honey ana Tar consains
ne AaFmfui drugs ana q n Z yeliox
paeansA Rssass mbasisussA }. W,
ttccpnpm = %.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
BsMors of oIatmeals Zoe cassrrh that
ceMlaln aAeFengy,

A mercury win surely destroy the
sense Of smell and compietely de-
range The whole pyflem when entering
Il through the mucous surface, such
Articles should never b used except
On prescrlptiOns from reputable physI-
ciana a. the damage they wfll 90
b tsn FOld 70 ihe rood y0q can pos.
slhly derive from them Halls c..
tarEh Cure. manufactured b. y. J,
Cheney a Co. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury, and Il b taken Internally.
acglns directly upon the blood and
mucous surface % che system, Ia
hayins Halls catAEsh Care Be sure
tca get the gssnlne Il q taAsn IN.
tegnAily and mala ln Toledo. Ohio. By
y y Cheney 4 90. Testimonials tree.
sela ~ druggists. PFaea 7Se per
TsEs HAlr. Fanns pins sur sonus.
.AIU|E
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20


Tht Canal opsklne lnse Lake 6suth
re- Vac nstp olsafsa Again.
WIN the hyanlnths roinoypa from
60 banais cpnheeting ths iakss ~.
kWeen Waldo and Melreap, and the
iaan9ernston - steamer sepvicp BE-.
TWEEN these polnsa again, matters win
pfesent "a ola4lme appearances once
mare 1he eomins 81 thu bose both
here ana a. Mslfcae Wali b greeted
Win plsasure By ne people. Dor
uamo tisne paai the rood people 81
tho other end Of Lake Santa ~ have
been practically ebotsled 40" "a FAR
A. communication Of commercial
honrcs Is concornte. The post known
e. ne water hyaclhsh bocomlng 20
namerpd6 h the eAnala 81 "a fendel
ths op6gaslon al the steamer 3 diaD
cult taak, Tho new atsamer bslna
constructed AZ MalUsS q said 10 b
nsarlne complelson. when Il win b
placed into regular service Waldo
News
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

shtslR Feansll end Area JaeasOA.
tAs venran tox hunters participated
n q aaceeaafal hunt = shprs distances
east u she city Monday night capsur,
hx ! vesy nns anlnnat AFTER en- en-
citing chase
Taese EoAtlemsn enloy no sporI
vesy macA ana truqaently lAvtte q
uamhee - tter tsscaaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
DIS I lP Ed
For Life d tlle. lle aleing csy
a Tfoaent'1s

Of a,rtsrtufct aHd d|aIlkufet We.
sins q hptpetes ssgslnaa sslps, eIld
fn'.N IA nI|s rs n.sch Eailotn8 bc2D.
ol1' M. ard EllIs opDcai M Oh ilfgs,5Ds
il,Ih t6roa Ihay nf6 aloclutsaV rllFes
1to. eenfin, aud who cDies 1he4
obi6 lnslnedlaf8 reIios IA the moot do
llgsing cneas. and po,at ~ npeedy Ctrs
Whan I'll eige 18llss
c5sn Exl1Inal ~ in,sHtaI qlaaerl ~
Ngell 811ef 81 eI1l.as lse W Aof,ll1
s - "a wa !. " ssiQ ksts } tli'
60 s's ssl = en- pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

a marriage was bolsmnined n the
ofacs q County Judge Mason Tues.
day ncrnlng. the cefemony being Per.
formed by the dignilied Judge.
TIE contracting parties we're Joseph
Ia. 1iannlng weltim6wn young man
% jacksonville. aad Miss E'ila Par.
rlsA.
The happy young couple received
she congratulations and best Wishes
ct thoAa present after which thsy Isft
on q short honsymoon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Cart J. A. King o. Orange Heights
vas IA ne city "a business Tuesday,
81. Kings triends win regret Ia
learn o. hh missOrsrrc cDc "a his
stllia having taea co sasaed By Gre
Il few aixhts aea fcstnnassly. how
ever. there we've 10 products b me
immediate vseiplty. which prohasr
saved . much Asser loss
ME king STATES ttat Tia farmers
y ne hast ma are nov hasy Win
their eFop ssAneA and fron present
Indications thsre WIN ~ the hrsesl
RcFpaas az alysslhea sropi sesn b
thal section u The esuasy sw naay
ysafa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

should be ssahine n enc honso. end
Win b Il ycd give Il whltos Croam
vermlniHe, the best worm neaiclne
oiIpFsA 10 suffering humanity, This
remedy g becomlng shs permanent
axfufa % al hoasehoida A mother
with chlldron can't sas along without
q bottle u Whites Cream vsFmlfhga
a lhe house sold ~ W, n. JohnsOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

G. pIaTANcg aHoRTENfp.

az |lIoo x liaylne pester r
,ahs6 bssWssa Nss.bsn ~
alnssslIIs WIN ss shsrlsHs
sss ghsaa Hllsl
VbeFsIpor y. b. lsaeeS6h \
hpoh ehsnese on me copat %
es roads ia Aleehaa court spr yhe
1t lev months, 4 aal
III, showing Of TIE Nof 49, nov
doing west 81 the A way 70
fsNbe3fy,
reporter, tcse EI ucmnsle'
hcAer 9. 9. Pedgl ~ SUPERVISOR
nnsfson, made Va new
road dag 81 I've apd ne new
work Il showing
a fighsof.Way surveyed
ahd ct from west o.
lloetowh Greek II which not
eaIy fAskes b9kl BIT iesnepn
fhb distance ! little ttk lhfn 4 mile
bsfween ths Crest aha 1'i0sa The
AFonuo ~ nfQN~ 4Nt| ana tNp tVA4
wheb eoniDIsia Il PROVE one ot the
btst ii tbls section d the ctbt6.w
tlk EmsFnpp ao 4 600 fpFep stii,
blo16d ant Z niakins hne presftss.
ta,sons a. kbs road have alfesdg been
tlhgee, WINS fh6 material b ether
etklhas pnls nstda u b graded end
foSndsd lhe gentlatehcy beine SUIT
aelsat 4 kbep the road a 1000 condk
slDA
nlf. Einefson expects O. > few
bhil|S 10 hniab TIE road - TacgA.
y usk towards NSwbsffy win be
lalah 10. This Nlll sive theltfavslihg
ehl|e 4 scoe road 81 ne Wv tfom
vine % Newhtfrx . dihgtnce
seventeen n,lle4
Cpmhsibaiopy nearIek ana EueysyOe
aylei tpsnf mday On ne sxtsnsl0n
u TIE road. and lhe latter u now Ell.
etsed n making 4 survey. 81 RUNNING
anew SECTIONAL line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

43em tuesdays Daily suns
The special term u tAe Circuit
Court Cor the Eighth Judicial uireelt.
eser which Hon. J. 7. wis prcsldes.
vas called % order a 3 o'shtsk Mon.
dAY aftarnooa. aud after AeArins .
few aFgutnents and passing upon q
iew cAseA ths court aaioarned until
: oelock thaa mornmS.
TAis speplai lsrm was called tor NE
parpoAe q slaarins the slvll DOCKET
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

DoAa thlak shae plles ean1 ~ sureA
gnraSanas q ehstinals cesss Nave
beea eeste ~ DoAne oiaineul a
riris = Az ere lara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31
Elkins Visits Cardinal.
Abruzzi May Elope With Bride

sation to be reported concerning the Duke
of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elllns
is that the couple will marry privately
and unknown to the public in order to
escape the curiosity of the crowd.
Then. after the occurrence. they will
announce the fact officially, giving at the
same time the date OF their union.
It is reported also that the duke and
his wife will land at Naples on their
arrival from America and for short
time be the guests of the dukes brother
and his wife. the Duke and Duchess of
AOSta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31
Restoration Of Confidence.
Timed Music.
rom the Mexican Herald.


Mexico's musical freaks are to be found
everywhere, from the boy who climbs on
to the street car In the metropolis and
sings In a rasping voice of how he sup
ports his aged mother by singing and
plans to go some time to the conserva-
tory to study, to the guitar players of La
Barca, who run violent opposition on the
station platform with Spanish renditions
Of After the BALI and ''McGinty."
Every town has them and every village
can raise one IL the stranger stops long
enough.
BY far the most original however, not
only in the conception Of his scheme but
in the wonderful excellence of his rendi-
ton. Is the blind beggar who plays on
instruments is not unknown In other
parts. but here Is a blind man who squats
beside wall and with some thirty black
ing boxes Of various sizes spread out be-
fore him plays many tunes most won
derfully well. rendering music at the
same time that he gives remarkable
demonstration of skill at handling his
strange Instruments.
Hts usual haunt is one OF the railway
stations. where he will sit In the sun with
a crowd about him and play tune after
tune, raising his boxes to certain heights,
ping them to the stone paving.
Tho repertoire Of this artist tTor he can
hardly be called less) includes a number
of popular Mexican songs. such as La
Paloma," LAS Golondrinas," ''Linias
Mexicanas." the "Hymno Nacionai," etc.
He also plays on occasions selections
from I'll Trovatore'' and other operas.
the simpler things to be sure. but still
classical music. which no people enjoy
more than the Mexicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31
Cultivating the Zebra.
From the London Standard.

u
In the southern part of the South Afr-
can continent the zebra has never been
domesticated with any great measure of
success, tile reason given being that they
have either very bad or very good men,
cries and unless worked every day after
being broken become unmanageable again.
In East Africa the case is quite different.
and great expectations are based on the
future development Of the zebra as a serv-
ant OF man. 1t is recognized that the
re-bred animal can never be satisfac-
torily demonstrated: he may be broken,
but he will remain an expensive luxury or
a somewhat dangerous toy. The system,
that is being followed in East Africa is
to cross the zebra with a horse or pony:
the resulting hybrid possesses some of the
characteristics OF the mule. and Is easily
broken to work. A supply of young Ze-
bras in a wild state is fairly easy to OBJ
tain. They soon become tame. but are
very difficult to rear. For the moment.
thanks to the government measures for
establishing big game preserves and foi
restricting the number of game ANNA Is
that may be shot the existence of the ze-
bra in wild state is safe but. in COM
mon with all other kinds OF hoofed game
he Is bound 10 begin 10 disappear before
the onward march OF closer settlement
and there is already strong demand In
East Africa for the formation Of zebra
ranches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31
IRIS ALL OVER At EVANSVILLE
EVERYTHING SETTLED AT OLD
TIME REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Brass Band, Torch Bearers in Uni.
form and the Campaign Quartet
All Were There.

They had a real. old-faSlioned republic
an meeting out at Hyattsville, Md. last
night. There was a brass band, a male
quartet and orators who told all about
the beneficent results Of the protective
tariff and the incompetency Of the demo-
cratic party to run the government The
Interstate Republican Marching Club was
there in oilcloth caps and capes and &C.
cup!ed front seats, and everybody was
enthusiastic to the point of hilarity. 1t
was the wind-up of the republican cam
paign in the town and the death knell of
the democratic party there. the republic
| ans said.
The speakers We're ex-senator Stewart
of Nevada. Judge Henry Nj. Foote of
Wellsboro, Pa: a. C. Mullikins. a mem
Der of the Baltimore city council, and
William II. Page, clerk of the House COM
mittee on accounts and resident of
Montgomery county, Md. Vincent A.
! Sheehy presided.
All of the speakers except Mr.. Page de-
voted their entire time to talking national
politics or telling funny stories. Mr.. Page
told the republicans that they should re
elect Sydney Emanuel Mudd to Congress
because he had done so much for his dis
trict Mr.. Page said in reality Mr. Mudd
represented the largest constituency In
the United States because he represented
the District of Columbia and worked for
its betterment almost as much as he did
for that of his congressional district in
Maryland.
An interest-compelling speech of the
evening was the one by Councilman Null
likns of Baltimore. He cited concrete ex-
amples of present day abuses, and at
tempted to show that the Bryan remedies
would only make them worse. He, as
we'll as the other speakers. ridiculed the
English statesman, Samuel Gompers.
who has come over here to try to destroy
our courts" He said Gompers had been
deladed by the democrats and will find
himself left out in the cold If they win or
lose next Tuesday.
Nobody had anything to say about the
Rockefeller declaration for Taft or very
much about the trusts. 1t was too much
of an old-time protective tariff meeting
for that. The election of Taft and Sher-
man was taken as foregone conclusion.
and it appeared as If the shouting had
already begun.
Before the meeting All over the
brass band that had come from up Laurel
way left to go to Il democratic meeting
down ut Mount Rainier. At least. that's
where everybody said it had gone after
the republican meeting was over. 1t GER
tainly was gone