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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25
Maude Reynolds Comes
in For Second Place
CONTEST WAS A SUCCESS
1S5 New Names Added 10 the Cour-
ier's Subscription List by
The Contest.

The Rogue River Courier's Gold
en- Eagle Contest, which has been of
absorbing interest to readers of the
Courier, came to a termination Tues
day night at 1890 when the ballots
were counted by County School Sup
erintendent Lincoln Savage and
Druggist j. w. Moore, and they
awarded the $50 to Miss Mable Dar-
nellie and the $40 to Miss Maude
Reynolds, The vote on the highest
four stood as follows. there being
change in the figures of the other
candidates from those published last
week:
Mable Darneille 1,195
Maude Reynolds ....... 40, ,365
Don Calvert ...... ....... 3S, lis
Ruth Smith ............1 .15. .405
Miss Darneille made a record of
which she may we'll be proud as she
secured 5S new subscriptions to the
Courier She commenced work the
first day of the contest and kept it
up until the closing day when she
brought in some 10000 votes. We
congratulate the young lady on her
ability for continuous work. II is
worth much more than the prize
money.
Miss Maude Reynolds started in
after the contest was fairly well along
but by earnestness and persistence
she succeeded in bringing nearly s5
new subscriptions and won for her
self the second place.
Don Calvert made a good race and
was beaten by only little over 1000
votes. He did not win the first prize
but the experience he has gained in
this contest is worth more to him
twice over than the amount OF the
prize money.
Miss Ruth Smith worked only a
short time in the contest and quit,
finding that 1t interfered with her
SCuOOl uuliCos DhN oiV Nao ~ ~
she worked with a will and brought
16 new ones into the Office. Had she
been able to continue her work we
think she would have been well along
toward the top.
Since the opening OF the contest
1S5 new paid in advance subscribers
have been added to the Courier's sub
scription list, many of these are new
new residents who have ived in the
county less than one year, while some
are prospective settlers who sent
their subscriptions to the Office, stat
ing that they wished the paper that
they might learn something of South
ern Oregon, as they expected to come
here soon. Right here we wish tC
mention to the advertisers that the
value OF their advertising in th'
Courier is greatly increased anC
they will be as much benefited b!
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25

sHNh Pi'hai'V AoiSctss iuotSdu VI
charging them so much per acre for
the lands, they have let them have
them for practically nothing, but
charge a fixed amount per acre annu-
ally for allowing the timber to stand
on the ground. This arrangement
presumably was made TO force the
development of the country.
Now II the tariff were taken on
wouldn't 1t be decidedly to the ad-
vantage of our large operators to
practically discontinue operating in
the United States where they have
their lands and timber bought and
paid for, and go Just across the
border lines, to the locality where
they are paying what appears TO be a
high annual rental for the use of
the lands, operate the timber there.
and slough 1t OF to the markets OF
the United States, thereby stopping
the rental charge of the Canadian
government, and, in the meantime,
so depress the lumber markets of
the United States that Il would
bring the price of standing timber
to price much lower than the pres
ent one?
Our market In the prairie states
even with the tariff on, finds the
Canadial lumber a competitor. and,
with the tariff of.would give an ad-
vantage that the Coast would not be
able to cope with. owing to the fact
that we have two ranges OF mount
aims over which to ship, while they
would have down-hill pull to the
market for their lnmber.
This would be true, not only of
the Prairie States. but we would find
Canada our competitor In the San
Francisco and other California mar
kets, and the lumber yards of the
State OF Oregon would also be filled
with their products. This lumber
would be handled. as a rule, by
water transportation. as there are
billions Of feet of timber on the tide
waters OF the Western coast of the
Dominion.
1T would appear that this would
AFFORD the Weyerhaeusser and other
large operators and holders OF tim
Der. a grand opportunity to work
hand in hand with movement OF
this kind. to the extreme detriment
OF the small holders and OF the sin
gle entrymen. II the Canadian tim
ber is all sloughed on into the United
States during the next 10 or 10
years a timber claim that Is now
worth $1,000 can probably be bought
In Ave or six years. for half that
amount. Since the large holders
now have the controlling interest.
II they are successful in removing the
tariff from lumber. II is reasonable
to suppose that they can, during the
next Ave or 10 years, gobble up the
remainder OF the standing timber of
the United States at their own
prices.
I'VE seem to be In an age of mo-
nopolies, and It It reasonable to be-
iieve that. In view OF the success OF
the Standard oil Company. In view
OF the United Steel Company and OF
other large interpretations, we are
now on the eve OF gigantic timber
monopoly. We should take no
leaps in the dark along these lines. -
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25

Calling csnds At the Courier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
NO BETTING KEEPS THEM
Away FROM THE TRACKS
Scant Two Thousand Sports Attended
Gravesend Meeting Yesterday
Hard to Get Evidence.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, June 15.-Wih bet
ting on the races halted by the pres
rnce Of the police only u scam two
thousand of the faithful made their
way To Gravrscnd race track today to
see the events.
The rain drove the crowd into tn
grand stand VIII, re- it listlessly watched
the races and made no attempt Ia
max any wagrrS. The police pa
troll"l TN" betting ring and Kept every
one moving ana squad # hlurCoats
We're stationed in III" club house with
instruct ions 10 arrest any one attempt
in TO max" Il bet NohOdy WAS ar
rrScd. b. wgv,r. Dut two fIvnritcs
were able to land the money in tn"
Sloppy going. Melissa, III the Astoria
stalk, > and Juggk /, in mile aid Il
quarter selling event.
Assistant District Attorney Elder,
of Kings county. said today that Will"
hr is as determined rs eyer to stamp
on, the gambling evil at the tracks,
still there ar some points which can
not L. ignored II" said that 10 get
a clear cas-" against Il bet;Or or a
ho0kmak"r tn r.. must be 4 posting of
odd. the passing Of money or con
tract given Unless tina: tOuld b.
proved there will h" no case against
any u rSon arrested charged with VIC
lating the aEti-h"tiing law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
WOMAN SEES BURGLARS
VINO ROBS FOUR HOMES!
Diamonds, Watches and Money Taken
from Clothes Taken from Homes
Of Suffolk Citizens.

SUFFOLK, VA. June lJ.-Fou'
homes Of prominent citizens in Snf
folk-E. L. Folk, ". p. Jones, Dr.
cashier Of the Farmers National bank;
Colonel f. r. Holland and Ray Hunt
were entered by burglars last night
In each place the robbcr ransacked
the clothes OF the men, taking away
watches and money. He was sfea
by Msd. w. z. Pearce. who, lives a
Mrs. Hunts ransacking her room, She
screamed and ne left. taking valuable
diamond rings. watches and money
Blocdhounds were put on the tran.
The man Ia described as tall. dark
wearing a white shirt. barefooted and
with his trousers rolled up
In stealing money from clntnes he
removed papers and letters and IN
them on the mantels.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
SOUTHERN DELEGATES HANG
HATS IN GRAND PACIFIC
Calico "C'xeland" Because of
Presence Ct Southerners.
|Ey Associated PreGs)

CHICAGO june l.. The Grand
Pacific hotel has been given the
nam" of "DiXi"land" by the dele
gates because Of the number Of Sout h
rrm delegates who ar, stopping there
The majority of the Alabama people
have been there for q week. Missouri
came vest. rhay. North Carolina last
night. while today came South Caro-,
lima Georgia. Florida, Mississippi
and Texas.
Tn negroes from Florida. many
OF whom made an unsuccessful con-
test hcf' re- the national committee
were still strong in thfr determine
ton to plead their cause before the
committee on credentials. They held
several conferences during tn" after
noon. but refused to say whether they
had any additional evidence to sup
port their case.
Most of the lead RS of the South
crn delegations were about the cor
riders rounding up their delegates for
the caucuscs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
HULL-PROU1Y VOTE
IS NOW EVEN UP
Contest in the Seventh Iowa District
Probably Will Have &c be De-
cided in Court.
Cry Associated Press)

DIES MONIES. Ia. June Is. - The
HullP-outy contest In the Seventh
Iowa district still hangs in the bal
arcc with the prospects that the ulti-
mate decision viii! have to be made
in the courts.
As a result OF the recount by tho
board of county supervisors Of the bal
lots cast in the recent primary cleo
ticn the vote stands at IA tie for the
two candidates.
The returns from all the uncontcst-
cd precincts of Folk county nave been
CaRvassrd with no show Of change.
The supervisors of Dallas county
were TODAY restrained from proceed
ing with the count Of the ballots in
that county. This action throws the
fght into the court so the injunction
was issued At :hc instance IF Judge
J. W RuSs"I. Hall man. who alleges
that tho supervisors lacked jUrisdic
:ion and further Charg d that previous
handling Ct the EalIG:s left dotrs in
his mind whether all the ballots re-
manned intact.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
HOT HEADED G. A. R. MAN
LOWERED STARS AND BARS
Flag Was Put Up by Son CT vir.
g.nian and No Oisrespeet Was
Int nded.
(By Associated Prcss.1

OSSINING. y. Y. June l.. A
Confederate flag flying from the print
ing office Of W. j. Phy5ico on Main
street was hauled down today by
Commander Summer A. Smith. OF
Morcl Post. of the Grand Army. Ply
sioc was cited TO appear before the
post tonight and explain his action
in hosting the flag so that il over
Tapped the Ame rican flags also fly
ing from poles on the roof. OSSininS
is in gala attire because of conven-
ton Of firemen ard Physioc dccOrat-
ed his building in honor of the cele-
hration. He declared today that the
flag belonged 10 his father. Vir-
.ginian. who fought under il during
the civil war and that he hoisted it.
intending no disrespCct 10 the stars
AMI stripes. but 10 add 10 the beauty
of the decorations.
Physioc. i is said was n member
Of the Rough Riders regiment in the
war with Spain. He was NOT at his
ofTic" when Commander Smith ap-
peared th"rc TO demand that the flag
~ lowered. and in his absence smith
hauled il down and carried it away.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
CRUISERS WEST VIRGINIA
AND MARYLAND SPEEDY
Both Have Been in Commits sion Sew.
eral Years But They Show Up
We'll at Trials.
(By Associated PresS.)

WASHINGTON, ID. G., June Is
Rear Admiral Dayton tuia1 reported
that the armorcd cruiser maryland
On four hours full sped. forced
draft trial off the CaliiCrnia coast
averaged 1891 revolutions her en-
gincs nor minute anu Tie atnored cru
User West Virginia, under snflar con-
ditions, averaged 1918 sfevo!ntions.
The average speed obtained with a
slightly adverse current was 2225 and
2o.1 knots respectively.
The RESOLUTIONS made exceeded those
recorded on the cont raciOrs' trials and
in the opinion of the naval officials
speaks we'll for tn" work on the ma
chincry of the vessels. which now
have bltn in commission for three
years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
DIRECT VlRl 10 TIlI HFFsl

cpvkssociated Press.)

ALBAyYHN. Y, June 10. Gov
crnor Hug es win not direct sns &
withdrawal of his name for the he
publican Presidential nominatio'
The roycrkor made this announces s
men, in Telegram today to CONGRESS
man HyrbSrt Parsons. Of New 1ofH'
who is AZ Chicago.
The scSernor stated his position ~
Response 70 the following telegram re
cci,,d I'd IN MIR. Parsons:
"!io.rslkrles Il. Hugres, Aibenys
"F>l my duty to recall to y0n
,hs, rhsE verbatim Instructions ~
Npa III county delegates from tAeifs
cMatu hts were to vote for you -
the RI adency until you either wefe
papins Ia or directed the Withdrawn
of you name from consideration.
here, contemplating the possibilify
Of uatiOn for action BY you An6
pIaein upon you the decision - ~
how should vote Id every emesEel
y. n is nomination On The Arst -
o certainty. May Ne kng
.he, be state delegataon mesea r. m
'eo ,eomcrrcw moy1ing -
lei 3 =. u thnk O. J
oa deiseatee can a1sch1n6
ra duty TO their c0nstifAsatA
ys TO your Presidential candi4aev
We haturally decline TO MRS. 80
;ei Workers for yice-Preaident -
pie requests from other states Yest
d ION about Presidency thereeeee
id Ely Affects crystaiixaton o. sl1s
d Int upon a New York candt4ae
u vicePresdency. except that ~
= reluctantly felt compelled tc =:
3 delegates that your determiAataoa
TO accept 1t yourself IL irreye
Bile.
Signed.)
"HERBERT PARSONS.,
tGovernor Hughes replied In 3 -
gram as follows:
Hon. Herbert Parsons, AHaitoE1u
Annex. Chicago. III. sssS
Your telegram received. ~ r.
'ition With regard to the Presteeq
remains unchanged. 81
careful ecnssderstion OF sli 10
do not ina thak =
such e1igeacy exists ~ would So
me In directing the withdrawal 81
name. =
(Sisned) - q
sCHARI.U ma r uYyS1Yuas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
VICE PRESIDENCY, PROBLEM
OF CHICAGO CONVENTION

ill candidates are placed in nomina-
ton.
The Roosevelt boomers are counting
on stampede CT Taft delegates to
the President if they can get the lat
tCr's name before the convention III Il
fOrC"ful mann =.
Two members of the IVES Virginia
rl,@ation who claim they will remain
loyal to their instructions for Taft de-
''srcd that the Taft men ar" in III"
minority and III" def elton would L.
great if IL stampede were started. Tn"
hCt bed of the Taft detection Is at
the Lexington Hotel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
N 4 TAxltAs THREE
PLUNGED 70 Oeal
fBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. JuPe iss = 49,
women and child were dFoWq1
and two men nasTowly escaped 49,
when = taxtcab suiomoo5le bocG>
uncomfortable % West F5fyy-u1k7
street today and rzn dovn The -
a. the foot oe the street a. -
the Hudson river. = =. s
The dead: Miss AAesine $780,
aged -: Nrs. Josie Coleoan. 80
-. Virginia Knight. aesA = 80
driver Of the texicxb, John No., e. :
into the water With the nseAsne. -
vas able 70 SWIM however, saz 80
rescuea. ~
Joseph Coleman, ehuuDuu
susbaad u ose of The ysetins. -
Cd from the sutcucAtle beeoso
reached the end % Tie pses- N -,
residents % this city IT, hguo -
tie co;emaps add q Mira BOg1ua -
the knight child was b Wk4 49,
arvt street Z, Il :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

!. TIM, possession OF prosp'cN
members OF the resolutions comm
tee Of the national convention
consideration, are hereby given;
They are the planks On trusts al
Injunction, railroad rates, tarih rev
ion and currency. u,
The trust plank Is as follows; IT
Republican party passed the sh"Tla'
antitrust law over Democratic Of
nosit,on and enforced 1t after Den
cratic delectation. 1t has been
wholesale instrument for good in ID
banda OF a wise and fearless adnh
istration. but experience has sh"s'
that its effectiveness can be strengA
ened and its real objects bel,'r =
tanned by such amendments as '"
give to the federal government srH,
or supervision and control oy'r a.!
secure greater publicity in the MANS.
ment Of that class Of interstate o.
porations having power ami OPP.
unity to. effect monopOlies and at 4"
same TING win not interfere. Wiz g
existence Of associations among b:'f
ness men, farmers and wasc-catse. 5
SO long as their conduct or optraDn
results in n positive benefit to The
public
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Bryan interested 10 Convention
m .cGn~tat,I p-eest

LINCOLN. NEB. Jrnc 15.-wiIIiam
j. Bryan showed interest tonight in
such yCrfiOn rows as came from
Chicago. Particularly the proposed
plank IN tho platform that were mad
uubIiC and IN" decision of the Nc,
braska d"!..Sati"n IN present ;hg nam
- Governor Sheldon for vic" Prcsi
don't. !Ic v Md not no said. make
, comment prior E" the adoption e the
platform
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Louisiana ees;rs. Prohibition.
NV Associated r.pSsl

BATON HOT-CE. ~ Irnc -. -
Druiv'ana ISprisiara viii net b"crm" y
prob" 'tiun r's'c drriHg ;hc present
y scmhIy II vas ,;"ridni tonight ~
~" ifnuSo ~ Representatives when
that hodv - 2 ynf" ~ - to- e. indc
fni'"Iv 20 pDrCd r"rSiri' -aii"n ~ tho
INrusvaa b:II providing for Fcfcrcn.
dunn on state wiic rTUhiri'i~n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
ANGEL CHILD EVELYN
UP 10 SOME NEW GAME
She Has Become ReeoneiIed to Her
Husband and Visits Him at the
Pouahkeepsie Jail.
By Associated Press. J


POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. June IL
Evelyn Thew again visited h~r hHs
band in jail here today. She arT1E
ed at ii a. m. and took dinner with
him in Sheriff Chambers room 10 tn"
courthouse. At Thaw's rco;lsst iheI
jail officers attempted to keep M
news Of her visit from becoming
public.
O'Reiisy's Statement.
NEW YORK. June Is. - Ereiyt
Thaw and her husband have bcronfe
reconciied and viii not BE- Ssrara'ee
according to statement mcie %
day by Daniel O'ReiIIy. Ev"lyH
Thaw's counsel. Mr.. ORciI;y admit
ted that despite the attitude Of Mrs
William Thaw and other m"nh"rS o.
the hsw family. who bavo ben op
posed TO Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. 81" ~ii
retain her position as the vi" o
Harry Thaw.-
Mr.. OReilly said Evelyn Than vii
remain in New York So a. 20 e d
communication with her husband.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Bad Freight Wreck.
fRy Associated Press,

AUGUSTA. GA. June 15.-Conduc
tor c. e. Sneak IS reported Kill. 4 ans
two train hands seriously or fatally
injured in freight wreck On tn,
Charleston 4 Western Carolina Rail
road. iS mics from Augusta TODAY
The engine and ten cars wcrc dcrsil
Cd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
moroccan s,ver enrc.ds.
lilr Nssnrinf.h - '

w,GTiIvGToN. u e. Junc - Tho
Arr~r'ran minis'. If TauTirr has r..
rcr'~4 iha' tho garrison AZ hIcE7ar.
= i'"gu n r1iics frvTn TarEicr affrr
killing tho commander his 4 Jared
fer w. pr~'~ud~- TIL" minister
cat that the governor Is said IN
have been sent 10 Fsz as a prisoner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
CONGRESSMAN wiIe~ Verv ~.
CBv Associated Press.)

hot SPRINGS. VA. Juac L.. -
NJ . o'CIock tonight the cCnditicH
Il Congressman Wiicy. Of hlahama
vas most grav". NCmirrs of an"
family ar" 1T his bC I'D" fearful
hat the end NAV come before Eiorn.
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Pairick's Application Denied.

.pIiC7'ion rt IN - r Patrick. who Is
cryirr = 10 s'r'rnc" N Sing SING
rriSur fcr tho murder of wfIliau "
Nl-rk RE" an I'D r vag mi,rorair~
for = " - h@l'"as ccruus was d"ni
- nv rr'g~ 70 nh IN The tiat~ II
ci-ir Cirrr.' Court f~drv
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
FAIRBANKS
DIV AssociteiE Press,

liiN .h'i''i II is.'',
the Republican Matte rnhl co
finds Chicago on ths-4 uptoc
clpation. with final pidrepara'l'
mafurtd for Candidattn1S ana y!
except the ever doutttful vic
tency. and with the Iwhole G
with those tumultuCl s scene
usher in q NATIONALLY c"iFeH
Tonight tn strc"tsia are anl
lights; flag day has Drought
OF cclnr en- the tail Buildings
vie with Gle clubs q IN the
headquarters of candf dates an
open air, marching cfS IN
regalia parade the thorCYushia
ing Taft. TAFT or "knG X, M
there is that universal 'otpandt
which befit the night h,iHtor'
rional convention. IL
The full force of the ind adl
IS now here-ieaders arS II
delegate and rank and Il
clubs and glee clubs. bar al
4 corps. The last CT thet sta
cations from the far Solfof
tonight 1
But while the din proceeded ;
the final preparations of ra,e
are being made witl3tat,.
plans are well laid. I, -
with greater precision VI
convention has met. uni F71
expected happens or the 81 c
Etcmpede rises from its Nv -;
convention of 1908 will 0py>i
record for the mcthoGical eHnL
well established plans. Nh, =,
Tomorrow will see the
asSeax-::eS within the waste ,
building with the first flow I
ton eloquence from the vs fr
toral orator. Julius Caesa =
and the first opportunity e
name Of Roosevelt. Taft. KIN
other favorite with an Ell
and bcwildering demonstra pi
ing all records for volume IAN
ion. In view of the reports n
tor Burrows speech omits = vi
President Roosevelt it Is q -
jec:rr Il that the senator II
from the prepared text. b&W,
he does or not. the pcnt ND
asm is sure TO find exDrcs d
low in a vociferors d mon T;
Nan Behind the Thi m
With Mr.. Burrows. when bat e
TO-DAY. was Asher e: Kinds. Sklei
FaTilamentariah OF tonsresh q
stand al Burrows elbow Inc
any storm that may blow. cola
with Speaker Reed during
lent days Of MS iron rule: "
Speaker Henderson. and is =
Capucn should the zen 9,
STAMPEDE show it's lead J. CT
Kinds will he lied rpon' 6
against it. the full force CT,
as established procedure. -.
After the preliminary z:
tomorrow. there viii n AID
sIsprnSe for practically twslOIs
ing which the committees -
and The organization bc I'D
that the actual nomination.
d"Ht is not likely to Occ
Thursday. Si
The business of tnd& M.
vidcd chiefly bHtwccsfhe
Of states for s'icGSs<h Of % q
representatives &C thu va'I0
mii'crS' platform. cr"d"ntian
committee etc. These sell
tho states hav" 2 dcciSiv,N I'll
In determining ~" Cumpl"I "TS
various controlling commitN
convention. al
TAFT IN Control Of orgsi,sT, I
Tho caucuseS today lrft TNl
10 doub: thai the Taft rFR y
u. in substantial 6, HiruI otta 4,
niza;ioE VIII n ia" fall conn 4
sSss nbl-d.
huroug the NOR" impn
earruseg nf tho Gav w"r
Ohio. New York. Indiana
each had som" hearing upt
picking question Of the
drpry |
Each n. these gaih"rin!
forth tho old negative cot
declaring to 10 uo' for an
for tho VIC rrrxid"rcy. III
cause The TAR ioadrrl IL
20 he N tho attitude NJ dict 7
York bcraus" advocacy q
or any Nc Worker might
loyaIty 10 Govrrncr Iiurhr.
causc the state wants Tp
psiNDvhcre he Is In the dh g
thus avoid a harikari NJ SD
laf Af
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
The. Currency Plank.

The currency plank contains MS
hnguage-"Ths Republican par'y ap-
proves the Aidrich-Vreeland currency
bill. but only as an emergency meas
ure. We declare for thor"ulf and
new system of currency Laws that
will be II accord with the NEEDS q
the time and which will be more
adaptable to the demands OF bcsin' IS
and more eIcstic In It's character as
a circulating medium"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
The ,niuret'on Quest or.
The Trust Plank.

The Eve NOS, important plank
the Republican platform. formula o.
by Prcs'deni Roosevelt aud Secret -
Taft and drafted nv Wade n. Fl.
attorney general of Ohio. and n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
BUY STATE BUILDINGS At
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
To Prevent cemplieatiors Rceeivers
Trying TO Keep seru-,ures from
Being Sold 20 tndivIdYs!s-

NORFOLK VA. June /. To pre-
vent C"mpIicafions that hit arixe
when h" Till for the pu-r hI~c by the
gov rnm'n u: Of the james, " Exposi-
iinU ST" fCr naval trainiug md cual-
irS station purposes come i,cfore the
n'N' s',srGn Of Congress. the James
'"Tn r"""ivcrs are arranging TO buy
ur with interest bearing bonds an
III STA" and city buildings on the
grounds that are being offered snr
sal"
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ing i'm" he hands of ind idusls vAo
world have TO DO rcckoncd wifh In ,Ae
purchas 81 the prcprrty 20 q vho3s
~ ~ sovement and IN al peoSsbgN
~ make coudemratinn yrsccsA1nC.
n"~"s ary unless the r., iv~rs cusSS
deliver the whcie pr"r ~ vSsh0uI
rcs"rv alton.
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