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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17

OF the way. but after Munro took the
lead it was a foregOne conclusion as
to who would win. 1t was now a ques-
tion as TO who would take the second
place. After running neck and neck
in nnfsh that would have done credit
to four forty man Levy won by about
foot The finals of the 220 yard
hurdles brought trio Of cracks to-
gether-Hupp of Lick who holds the
record for this event: Moody of Cogs-
well and Maclise-of Oakland. The race
went to Maclise after a pretty struE-
gle. in which Hupp's record was tied.
The mile run furnished the hero of
the day IN Mason Hartwell. the holder
OF the record in this event. He had
drawn bad position at the start and
had to work his way through a large
field. On the second lap he was run
ming even with the leaders when his
foot caught on the curbing OF the track
on the east turn, throwing him heavily.
He picked himself up and commenced
the grittiest race ever run by a high
school athlete. The distance lost was
easily 40 yards. For the next lap it was
question as TO whether he would I'm
ish the race. It was evident that he
was badly hurt and he was barely hold
ing his own Then commenced the
slow struggle of working up 70 the
-C6oC4r l4cdISOn Ol nlSSlOn llkl.
who had beaten him in the Stanford
interscholastic Slowly he gained and
at last placed himself alongside of the
Mission man, then with a spurt which
gave all an idea of what would have
happened to the record but for the acci-
dent he broke the tape in 4:44 3-5
The relay. the prettiest race OF the
day. furnished the only broken record.
The Berkeley men took the lead at the
start and increased It In every lap. The
time. minutes and 201-5 seconds.
breaks the old record by 1-5 of a sec
ond. The winning team was made of
the following men in the order in which
they ran: Campbell. Incell. Scott, Rath-
bone, Moss and Allen These men were
presented IN the field with large sill
yer cup. which they will have TO win
twice in succession to retain.
SUMMARY
so yard dash. 6rst heat--First. Witt fwiImer-
dingl; second. Hollis (CogsweID and Allen
tBerkeiey) tied Tine. :O6. Second heat
First. Campbell (Berkeleyl; second. Van Acker
Uowelll- Time. :05 AS Third heat-First
McHenry Uoweli second. Holt California
School Mechanical Arts. Time. :06.
second. Levy tSfission highl; third. l.. Rathbone
berkeley. Time. 1928 3-5.
40 yard dash-First Meyers (LowelD; second.
Butler 1oakianal; third. A. Rathbone tBerke-
100 yard dash. arst heat-First. Read CLo-
weiD: second. Leber (OakIandl. Time. 10 As.
Second heat-First. Campbell (Berkeleyl: second.
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MADAME GOULD AND
PRINCE BACK IN PARIS
Leave Train Before Reaching
City in Order to Escape
Observation

PARIS. Nay 1s.-In order TO escape
observation Prince Helie de Sagan and
Madame Anna Gould. who left Monte
Carlo for this city last night. alighted
from the train at La Roche. where two
automobiles were IN waiting for them.
The motors took them TO the Chateau
Marais, Madame GOuld's summer resi-
dence outside OF Paris.
When the Monte Carlo train arrived
here there were newspapermen at the
station. but they found only the bag
gage Of the couple
After taking luncheon at the chateau,
the couple came into Paris by motor.
Madame Gould went 10 her. residence on
the Avenue Malakoff and the Prince de
Sasan 10 his lodgings.
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MeHenry q.OweI9. Tine. 10 4-5. Third heat
Welh. Time. 10 A.
10 yard hurdIes-First. MscIiss (Oskland,:
second, Moody (CogswelD third. Kendrick (COgs-
$50 yard dash-First. Moss tBerkeIey). second.
SorSelyon and Psdilla lCsllfornia School Ne
100 yard dash. hnal-Ffrst. Campbell CBerks-
ley); second. Caldwell (Cogsweil); third Nc
30 yard dash. FIRST heat-Flrst Holman (CaIi-
fornia ScnOol Mechanical Arts second Ashley
lwilmerdingl. Time, "a IS. second heat
landl- Time. -. Third heat--First Leher
luakiandl; second. Rocco tPolytechnic high.
Time, % 20 Fourth heat--First. Caldwell
sCogsweln; second. Grocer California school
Mechanical Arts. Time. - 3-J.
22o yard hurdles. hrss heat-First; Maclise
t0aklandl; second. Padina California School
First, Moody lCoEsreID second. HuDp lCalifor-
Mile run-First. HaTtweIl (osklandi: second.
McPhearson (Mission3: third. Little tCalifornia
School Mechanical Artsl. Time. 4:44 %.
second. Campbell Berkeley. third. Harris.
22o yard dash. hnal-First- Caldwell lCogs-
welD: second. Scott tBerkeleyl.- third Leber
(Oaklantll. Tiale. .23 So
220 yard hurdles nnal-First Maclise (oak-
California School Mechanical Arts. Time.
&c 3-5
Relay rseeoEirst. Berkeley high: second, Low,
Mechanical Arts. Tine. $50 1-5-record
Hammer throw-First. De Merritt wilmer
ding: second. Hartwel Oakland: third. Bran
stetfer california School Nechanical Arts. Dis
tance. ia fs~ss inc hes
Pole vault-First. Smith lOaklandfs sIcHai-
ton (FruLtvale, and Vail Oakland tied for
second. Height. 10 feet 9ss inches.
Broad jump-First. Allen Berkeley: second.
Rathbone Berkeley. third Holt lcalifornia
School Mechanical Arts Distance. % feet 8
inches.
Shotput-First Jory Berkeley: second. url-
lis tCogsweIl; third. Kendrick (CogswelD. Dis
lance. - feet ] inch.
High jumP-First. DOzier COaklandl; second.
Baumbaugh fWillaardingl; third. Aaclise- Oak
iAadl. Height. tet 81 inches.
Of6cials-Referes. A. Glarner 20. c.. CLERK
OF course. Al Crossneld (U- c.; assistant CLERK
Of course. c. Ansopp C. s VI. A.. starter.
Walter Christie 20. c.; timers-Midshipman
c. Lynch 70. $: NJ, Pete Gsrhart 20. CD.
HeaIy (U. c.. Kock ~. c., Taylor "a. CT;
judges Of hnish-Snedigar o. CT. Jones &c.
e.. De NamIsl CU. c.. ". 81. Middleton iU
c., Joe Hickey L. 5. J. Ua. F. Bosls; IN
spectors- -MeNan1ra &C: e.. Gaines %. O..
Eldridge t. c.. Hartigan tU. c. ". Ed-
wards Gu C.s Desmond lS- u. deld Judges
Keyes &c. c.. BertoIn (U- CT. Kant C. O..
GarTin fU- c.. DoOling IS. L.: measurers-Do-
zier o. c.. flanagan IL. S, J. e.. Chapman
&C. c-ls announcer, Carl Meyer scorer, r.
Bertoih-
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Berkeley Wins Bay
County Meet
OAKLAND Second in Eighteenth
Senli-Annual Field Day of
High Schools


The eighteenth semialnual field day
of the Bay County athletic league held
on the Berkeley oval yesterday after
noon was the most successful OF the
season. The day was ideal. warm and
without breath of wind. the events
were run OF in rapid order, giving no
time for the enthusiasm OF the rooters
to lag. and the competition in all the
events was above the average. although
only one record was broken and an
other tied Berkeley high school won
the meet by Is points from Oakland.
her old time rival. which scored 36
points Cogswall. the winner of the
San Francisco meet. was third with 20.
Lowell u. wilmerding s. Lick 7. Mis-
sion s and Fruitvale 2. The two mile
race. which was won by Munroe. easily
furnished one of the most exciting
struggles of the day between Levy OF
Mission and Rathbone of Berkeley.
These two men had set the pace most
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
BAsEBALL AT DAVIS

The Lake Tahoe baseball team, made
up Of Southern Pacific employees. will
journey to Davis today to play the nine
OF that city. Manager William Mckay,
third floor, Flood building, is willing to
pit the Lake Tahoes against any anna
teur nine in the state. 1t is made UP
Of the following players: Seiig. pitcher;
Feeley. catcher; Jennings, first base;
Dit, second base; Jones. third base;
McKenna, shortstop; Eagen. left field
Nero. center field; Moulthrop, right
field
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sHRINERs, cIRcus PRoF1rABLE.

check Tor S5.000, representlng the
proceeds from the Shriners' circus.
was turned over yesterday by Henry
Ascroft. potentate OF Islam temple. to
the board of managers OF the chill
drens hospital The money was raised
as a contribution to the building fund
for the hospital and the AFFAIR by
which it was collected proved a great
success. The gift was acknowledged
In letters to Ascroft from Mary S. Mer-
rill. vice president or the hospital, and
by the board OF managers.
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NAPA BEArs BERKELEY

OAKLAND. May 16.-In an IL inning
game, slow but intensely exciting
toward the last, the baseball nine from
Napa high school defeated the Berke-
ley high school team. 8 to 3. Matthew
scored for Berkeley in the first inning
and Babe Dent tailed in the third In
ming. But the score was soon tied by
Napa, when Collier and Butler came in.
During the next six innings both sides
famed regularly and IT was not until
the first of the eleventh that anything
was accomplished. BY an error on
Berkeley's part Lutge made a score In
spite of greatest effort Berkeley high
was unable to make anything in the
final frame.
Napas victory puts Berkeley out OF
further league games this season and
the winners play the CogswellSan Jose
winners.
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SANTA CRUZ 3, OAKLAND 2

SANTA CRUZ. May 16.-The local
team beat Oakland today in the clean
est game of the season, each team play-
ing errorless ball. Rodgers, the new
man, accepted II chances Schimpff.
who is now in right field, made two
great assists to first and third in the
last two innings Collins. the cham
pion nome run hitter of the league,
lined another over the center field
fence after Oakland tied the score.
This hit won the game for the locals
Score:
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RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento 5, stockton I.
Fresno 4, San Francisco o.
Santa CFuz 8, Oakland 2.
SAN Jose 5. Alameda 3.
srEcIAL DlzrATcH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO. May I6.-By bunch
ing hits on Henderson in the second
inning Sacramento took an exciting
game from Stockton today by score
OF to l. Whalen had the visitors at
his mercy until the ninth inning, when
they fell on him for three successive
singles
For time it looked as though the
visitors might grab the game. With
the bases filled Ashford hit liner to
center field. which Doyle spiked.
doubling Moreing at second and ending
the game. Nealon's batting was again
the feature. Both of his hits figured
in the score, which follows:
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Baseball Gossip

Ean Haltren was very much alive with the big
stick responding with three safe drives out Of
IS many trips 10 the plate Had he done az
oakland
SIatterys batting eye also glinmered a bit
after several days of soldering. he stung Hem
lev safely fVice. and IN the seventh with Two on
tie paths the scissors kid deliberately pitched
four vide ones 20 him
The present series slre Is 8 real Eeesaw AFFAIR
Tie Seals took the TUESDAY game. Oakland came
hack on Wednesday, the Seals copped Thurs
days Fridays went 70 Oakland and yesterday
fhe Seels Tended again
Danny Long wants both games today in order
o. keep bis team wen abreast Of the others in
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
GIVES PIKERs A CHANCE

BELMONT PARK. May 16.--At the
racetraclx today the hearts of the pikers
were gladdened when they entered the
crowded betting ring before the first
race by the legend, printed in large let
ters on the states of some of the book
makers, ''$2 bets accepted here The
jockey club reformers had experienced
change of heart and "welched" on at
least one of the reforms viz, a min
innum bet of IS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
PREsrDro BALL PLAYERS WIN

The baseball team OF the Preside
general hospital outclassed team from
the wholesale jewellers of San Fran
cisco IN a game yesterday. winning al
most without effort, by a score of 26
10 3. The hospital men played ball all
the time. They have issued a challenge
70 any navy team and are anxious TO
arrange a game. Yesterdays batteries
were: Van Ottman and Mizell. for the
soldiers; Hardwick and Arlick. for the
jewellers
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
AERoNAUT CHAILEyGEs

PARIS, May 16.-Henry Farnan. the
celebrated Anglo-French aeronaut. has
issued a4challenge to the Wright broth
ers. the Americans of aeroplane fame.
to an airship contest Farman offers a
stake of $1,000, the race to take place
In France,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
- - g REMOVES
..0.o.BLooIDi Ii1a HuMoRs

Itching d6guing erupiou rashes boi yell pnpes,
b1ackhads rough skim presence irritating
blood Is
the skim nhaed diseased unhy
prevent the outflow OF these burning acids only
this Washes salye lotions reach the huoraden
blood and the and clean
effected blood possessing all the
ruze the
vital fluid natural healthy the acid heated blood
instead Of feeds and
hes with properties and then the eruptOns and
advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
SACRAMENTO
.UNs AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Nealon Sacrifice hit-Mc-
Hale. First base called balls-On Henderson
,. on Whalen ?. Left on Dissatisfaction 1
Sacramento .. Struck Out--By Henderson o. By
Nhalen 4. Double plays-Enright TO Nealon;
Doyle TO Raymer. Time OF game hour and 26
minutes. UmpIre-Moore-
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coLLEGE BAsEBALL

At cambridg dge-Princeton. 8: Har-
ward. 0.
At TRANSFORMATIONS baseball
game called end Of third; thunder
storm Score: Cornell. 2; Carlisle, /.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Streib. Eager Lacey NUNS
Sacrifice hits-Burns, Middiewith Stolen
bases-GoE ?. Streih. Woiter 2. Russell, First
Dsse on errors-Ssn Jose ?. Alameda 4 Base
Russell to- Dwell; Nelson to Hallinan Struck
ouf-By ATeilanes S, by Nelson g. Hit hy
pitcher-Lacey, Russell Umpire-Stuitz T,n,s
Of game hour and so minutes
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY
SUMMARY

run-Collins. Two base hits-Schwartz DeTs
reanx. Pierce. Sacrifice hits-waters. Rogers
Chinn, Schimpn. .Base on balls-PIerce Goldy
To- Left on bases-Santa Cruz l. Garland 4
Struck out--By Pierce s. by GoIdy a uIt nv
pitched bail-Devereaux. Double piav,-Sch1var.ttz ~
10 Wulzen. Time of game-I hour and "A min
utes. Umpire-Flynn. -A'A
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

the chase after the pennant Consequently he
win work Willis in the morning against Dellar
and Soutllpaw Sutor in the afternoon. Hopkins
likely viii be opposed to SutOr.
The Oaks will leave this evening for Portland
10 entertain the Beavers. while the Seals aud
the Angels viii furnish the fun ia this city and
Oakland next week Unfortunately. the Portland
Aggregation did not have a chance 20 show its
form against Los Angeles last week on account
OF the rain lndica tions arc that the game
scheduled in the north today is of.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
FRESNO 4, SAN FRANCISCO .

FRESNO. May 16.-Gilt edged sun-
port for Smith. who was pitching for
Fresno today. gave the local boys the
lead over San Francisco by score of
to In the state league game. The
play was very even all round, and ken
nedy's feet footedness had much to do
with Fresno's success
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
HighIandcrs Retain Lead in
american League Race BY
Trimming Tigers
STANDING OF THE CLUES
American League

PHILADELPHIA. Ma 16--The Philadelphia
team today shut out ST. Louis. / 10 o. in 10
innings the rin being scored on Mlrphy's double
and E. Collins single. Score:
-. LOUIS .--.---.---- .------
Philadelphia ----.---.-..-. !
Batteries-Howen and Spencer: Dygert and
Schreck-
WASHINGTON. May is-white held the
WashiRgtons down Eve scattered hits and
chicago had an easy time shutting out the locals.
Score R. H. E..
asAlngton .----.--.-.---- s
NlEeaCO -.
Batteries-Burns. FaIkenberg and Street,
White and Sullivan
BOSTON. May i6.-Joss and Winter had a
pteleFs contest for eight innings. but the visit
ors found Cicotte easy in the ninth winning 4
70 /. Score. r. II. E..
S4cNc-a1u
Boston 1 5 =
Batteries-Joss and \. Clarke; Winter, cicotte
and Csrrigan.
NEW YORK. May Ie.-Hits into the fringe OF
spectators were limited 10 two bases The
local team beat Detroit by score OF TO 8.
Score: r. II. E..
Detroit --.-...-.....--.6 ?
Neg 4 ORR i,......-'-;, .,,,:. So,
aud Schmidt; Newton. Doyie, Lake and Kleinow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
asAN JOSE s. ALAMEDA 3

SAN JOSE. May 16.-In a game re-
plete with sensational stops, San Jose
tied the score in the seventh inning
and secured lead in the next frame,
enabling them to beat Alameda by 5
to score. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
Bay Counties Academic League Field Day Won by Berkeley High School With Oakland Second

Two winning athletes the Bay Counties academic ah-
letc league field day in Berkeley Above Smith, Oakland
high school, winning the pole vault below ory Berkeley
high, winning the shot put
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
IMMENSE CROWD ROOTS

The game was not as fast as the
ones the boys have been pulling of all
week. but there was so much 70 IL that
the fans did not have time TO think
about how heavily the moments hung
upon their hands. There was plenty of
roofing for both teams by one OF the
largest Saturday crowds that has
viewed z game on the grounds this
season. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
FRESNO
SUMMARY

sacrifice hits-CrolI Mott. Brooks. smith
Bases on balls-7Or Deparade 4. OF smith i.
Struck out--By Deparade 2. by Smith ) Left
on bsses-San Francisco I. Fresno a. First bass
on errors-San Francisco /. Fresno l. Hi{ bv
pitcher-Bond. Ed Kennedy. Time OF game
i hour and IS minutes. Umpire-Srnith
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
san FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS BIZ INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Hogan. Berry. Two base hit
Van Haltren- Sacrifice hits-Berry. Piper Haley.
FIRST base on called bzils-On Hardy. 4: OF
Hnuiey. 3. Struck out-By Hardy. 8; by Ken
lev 3 Hit By pitcher-Ii lldebrand Double
a. Berry. Wild pitch-Henley. Time Of game-
lour and 30 minutes. Umpire-O conneIl.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
GIRL IS HIGH JrMPER

YPSILANTI. Mich. May 1s.-MIss
Della Colvin OF Pontiac. Mich, a senior
in the state normal school here. today
established a worlds record OF feet
z inches for the running high jump
for girls.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
J. w, DEMILLY,
Veterinary Physician
and Surgeon.
Dental Work a Speciality.
OFFICE
J. D. GAYS STABLES.
Phone 258.
Why Publishers Are Always Rich.

The Miami Metropolis tells one reason
why as follows:
1t has always been a great mystery
to people who don't understand the
newspaper business, how the publishers
always get rich quick-if not quick
sure. Wen explain how that is. lust
Tor the enlightment of our many read
ers. In the first place, a child is born
IN Miami. The standing physician gets
S25, the editor gives the youngster and
the proud parent" a send-off in the
paper for which the editor gets so. IL
is christened The minister gets $40
the editor gets his 500. 1t grows up and
marrles; the editor publishes a long
winded, flowery article, and tells a doz-
en- lies about the blushing bride: the
minister gets $40 and a piece of cake
and the editor gets 5000.
In the course of time the once child
dies, the doctor gets from S25 TO 500
anyhow, the editor publishes a death
notice and an obituary two columns LONG
lodge and society resolutions by the
bushel, lot of poetry and free card
OF thanks and gets $4,000. And %
then, We who read, and see all the edi-
tor got out of that one baby from the
time Of its birth till its death, and then
wonder why editors are always rich.
Add up the number of births and deaths
and judge for yourself what our income
IS. -Miami Metropolis.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18

Judge George p Raney, of Tallahas-
see, IS IN the city attending to legal
matters Of Importance. He Is stopping
at the AragOn. Times Union, 18th.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18

J. W. COLLINS. Grocer.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-09-18
A Cup OF White House or Blue Label
hOea and Java Coffee

is what goes straight to the heart Of
every man at breakfast time, and every
one knows that only good grocers keeT
good coffee. We take special pride in
our brands, as they have made our
store famous. Just as good as the cot.
fee we sell are teas, which principle
holds good throughout our entire stack.
We sell nothing but the best of fooo
products-those we have tested oui.
selves. and so can stand by them.
w. COLLINS. Grocer.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-15
BRADY IN THE NORTH.

James II. Brady, the Republican can
didate for governor, is making a great
campaign in north Idaho. He Is
preaching the gospel of honest citi-
zenship and good government, and he
is creating splendid impression. The
Republican candidate does not pretend
to be an orator. He Is business man.
and plain man-one of the people.
He has experienced the hard knocks
Of the world in his efforts to make a
living and his sympathies are all on
the side Of the masses. AS a broad
gagged business man, though, he en-
courages the investment of capital in
his state. He says to it, Come, and IL
you do right you will have the pro-
lection Of the state If l shall be placed
at the head of affairs; II you do wrong,
you may expect to suffer for it." He
says to the laboring man, I'VE want
capital, but we must have the men to
do the work. We want them well paid
and we will protect them in their en-
ployment but they must obey the
law" Rich and poor alike must obey
1t. AS citizen he stands for those
things that are lofty and inspiring. He
wants good government and is advo-
eating direct primary as one of the
best means OF securing it. He is talk
ing those things over with the peo-
pie. They have confidence in him and
in his words and they propose to make
him IdahO's next gOvernOr.-Boise
Statesman, Oct. 7.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-15

succeeding the term for which he was
elected. The salary and qualifications
of the county superintendent shall be
fixed by law"
Section 2. The question to be sub
mitted to the electors of the State Of
Idaho at the next general election
shall be as follows, to-wit: "Shall Sec
ton six Of article eighteen of the Con-
stitutiOn of the State of Idaho be
amended SO as to permit county asses
sors and tax collectors to employ such
deputies and clerical help as the bust
ness Of their Office may require?"
Section 3. The secretary of state is
hereby authorized to make publication
OF this constitutional amendment in
each county for at least six consecu-
tive weeks prior to the next general
election in not less than one news
paper of general circulation published
in each county
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-15

is work for him to do in connection
with the great cause which bears his
name. When he found the trail of the
Standard Oil serpent leading into the
Democratic headquarters, he felt it
was his duty to speak to the public on
the subject. Instead Of echoing the
lugubriations of the Democratic lead
ers and papers, the masses give forth
a shout Of rejoicing over this renewed
evidence Of Theodore Roosevelt's de-
votion to the principles he has es-
poused, and his assurances that Will
liam H. Taft is as loyal as himself on
these great questions and on all 9TH
ers affecting the welfare of the nation,
cause them to return thanksgiving be-
cause Of his fearlessness and truthful
ness in speaking his mind to them so
freely.
1t hurts those Democrats who desire
success at any cost, but the people, in
spired by his utterances, are march
ing forward in confidence that the
great statesman chosen by the Repub-
licans of the country to continue
Roosevelt's work, will be triumphant
ly elected.-MOrning Post, Sept. 49,