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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
CROWD At AUTO RACES
Bert Dingley Covers Hundred-Mile
Course at Mile
Minute.

Portland. Ore, June 12.-Thirty thou
sand persons witnessed the Portland Au-
tomobile clubs races over the Base Line
course. near this city this afternoon, and
saw Bert Dingley of MERGED. Cal, win
the big race, the 1O22-mile event. and the
Wemme cup, I'm 1:A:1S. almost a mile-s-
minute clip.
Dingley made a magnificent race. driv-
ing consistently from the start to finish.
In the race for 5000 csrs Charles Ar
mold of New York. in a POpe-HaTtfOTd.
carried off the honors, driving the 1873
miles in 45 %.
" Howard COvey OF Portland repeated his
performance of last year in the race for
8, 60 cars by again winning this event in
was A. :08
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Jackson Don't Want Jsffries.

seen in regard toNRis fight with Kauf-
mann which, it was announced. would
take place IN San Francisco. ana said.
am willing TO go foTty-five rounds
OF ught 10 a finish with Kaufman in
Nevada before Oct. T. but ] will not
night in California before then [ have
told Coffroth my reason for not fighting
forty ilye-round battle with Kaufman
IN San Francisco
When asked about the report that Jef-
Iries may referee his fight with Ketchei.
johnson said.
AT Jerfries VIII never referee my
light with ketehel or any one else
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JEFFRIES WITH KETCHEL
Champion Refuses to Referee Con.
test Between Stanley
and Jack.

montreal, June Thames J. JeffrIes re-
fuses TO referee the fight between Stan
ley Ketchel and Jack johnson. next Oc-
tober, although requested by Ketchel 70
act JeftTies said today.
ketchel wants me to referee his fight
with Johnson. but it would not be con
sistent. / am heart and soul with Ketch-
el IN that fight. / want 10 see him win.
l make no bones about that sentiment.
How would IL look for me to get into
the ring as referee with that feelings
My sympathies are with Ket-hel or
any other white man who fights John
son for the championship. and T hope
mat ketchel will beat him, for it viii
simply save me The trouble,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
FIREWORKS EXPLOSION.

Santa PARA Del DiO. San Luis T.
Mexico. June IA spent rocket en-
tered a window Of a small fireworks
factory here last night. Juan RamireZ.
the owner Of the factory. and his Two
children were killed by the explosion
that followed. and Mrs. Ramirez was
fatally injured The building was
wrecked.
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RESULTS AT PARIS.

Paris, June 81 z Widener's Mac
Cam ran in the Prix Rostrenen at Az
tueil today but failed to get a place.
Mr.. Widener's HOmelander was second
in the Prix Nogood.
w X Vanderbilts Herkimer ran sec
ond in the PriX Bezons and Mr.. Widen
er's East River was fourth.
In the PriX Battue Mr.. Widener's
Shadow Glance was second and Mr. Van
derbilts Five O'Clock fourth
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, June 12.-Detroit played
poorly today and Groom held them safe
in a batting way. allowing but four hits
Washington winning easily, to ,. Score:
r. II. 7.
Detroit .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Batteries-GrOOm and Street: Summers.
Suggs and Stanage, Schmidt.
Boston. June 12.-CIeveland won from
Boston today. TO o. Up to the ninth
inning il was an even contest. Score:
r. H. +.
Cleveland ...- ....,,.....-...-.... g.
Boston ---- --.----.-. ,
Batteries-Berger and Bemis: Cicotte
and Carrigan.
Philadelphia. June 12.-Philadelphia won
today's game 4 to !, by driving Powell
off the rubber early in the contest Score.
r. II. L.
Philadelphia .... ................ Is
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; Powell
Graham and Criser, stephens
New York. June 12.-Chicago won 70 g.
in an uneven game here today New York
made half its hits and all its runs in the
first inning, Smith of Chicago thereafter
pitching strong game. Score;
R H f
Chicago .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9 80
NeN 1ofk .---.-------. -.--.-.-.--- =
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; ChesbFe,
WARRIOR. Hughes and Blair
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GRAND COAST GOLF CHAMPION.

Seattle, June 12-DOuglas Grant of the
BuTlingame club, champion Of southern
California, won the Pacific coast golf
championship in the annual tournament
attic, up and 4 to play In profes-
sional match, = holes. Jack Barnes of
Spokane won from r. Johnston of Seattle
and Dewalf Smith Of San Francisco.
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HEBER REAL BASEBALL TOWN
Fans Rush on Field to Get" Fielder
of Occidental
Team

Heher June u-BefOre tine biggest
crowd OF the season the Occidentals Of
salt Lake and Heber played a ten-inning
came here today. in the ninth inning
after O close decision al third base. sew
eral Of the Occidentals made some very
fierCe moves toward the umpire and the
center fielder made a pass at him The
crowd rushed on the field. and for "a few
minutes it looked like a riot. but cooler
heads prevailed and the game proceeded.
remnant pitched until the first half OF
the ninth when Langf0rd took mis- place.
Score.
Occidentals . 30 @ @ ! O o O Is
Hcber . .......l % o % o o 3 a
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COAST LEAGUE.

Portland. Ore. June 12.-The local team
took the game today by hitting oftener
than the visitors, Notwithstanding an ar
ray of eight errors which the Portland
team pied up Score; R H +.
saNI tlitllto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, = 3
Portland .........-.............. 10 4
Batteries Fitzgerald and Graham era
neg. Garrett and Fisher.
san Francisco. June 13-Griffin's pitch
ip- and Haiders fielding were the fsa-
rires OF today's game. in which san Fran
cisco shut oUt Oakland. Score.
r. II. E.
Oakland -...-...............-. .
Htt- ldttlASl'f ---------- ..--.---... q
Battaries-Nels0n ard la LOnge. Grit
fin and Berry.
Los Angcles. June 12-Ten hits off lIar-
lins and Raleigh Melted seven runs fo-
los AnSeles today Score. r. IT, F.
Vernon -.-....-.-....
Los Angeles ....-. IL
RsttsTies-Esrkins Raleigh and Ho
gan. Hosp snd Ross
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occIDENTALs, 9; PARK CITY, 4.

iopeCldl 10 Inc Herald
Park City. June 12-The Occidentals of
Salt Lake met the Park City team here
this afternoon. Ii was an even contest up
TO the eighth inning. when Williams. the
local pitcher. went into the air and al
lowed the cOlOred boys to secure five runs
The final count was g to 4 I'm favor of
the visitors. Batteries. Park City-Ames.
Williams and RYAN. OCCidentals-Hsr-
rison. Langford and Langley. Fair at
tendance.
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REsuLTs Al eATEWIck.

Gatewick. England, June 12-The Crab
bet plate OF 80 soTereigns, for 2-year-
Odds. distance five fuTlongs, was won to-
day by Maiden Aunt. Avalanche II was
second and Sunbright third. Among the
thirteen starters was August Belm9nt's
AOstica II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Do was the president H--. v..
team Travis end lard ma
scores of IS. leaving Oh. rs-
match to tine PLAY ar fr. --.
vice president. Sir. ~H.rrr.-
cidedly OFF lis game and IAN -.
OF JIG strokes fCr lla E. ~
presidents score was not ann
% Wes wei under that tunnel +.
vice president
Nr. Lard. rated as one off tr4 la.
teurs iu tie COUNTRY. came rr.- !
especially TO play iu the r-f5.s--..
Ar Travis came from New ~
Lard went 60 the finals r-.
in the recent open t1rrrar--. F
Chevy Chase club. but was bsr-a
in the Wiudup. Today DE E.H- =
the champion. stroke for s-rr-s
The president also PLAYED ar Il
game His driving was rarlf-.'.-|
The president plays q careful III
game and drives with great i
IS in the short game Llst his ~
Elu 10 climb. lir. Travis 5era-s
that The president has Iag 2
golfer and that with more r--l
VIII make a most excellent r's--
Vice President Sherman Sts-fss
ly. from the first tee He t.-I
ball and drove about twenty ~
one in the fOUrsCme wanted him I
over. but he declined. saying be i
good a sportsman for a1vH i
that
Coming TO the eighteenth
though the match bad been fs
holes from the finish-tr- mems
the fOursoTe played Dernars II
golf. There was "a large gallery
memb ers AT the finish and they
ed literally when Lard made ffs I
two against DOGGY figures of lire
drove on % the green with
stroke and made a tan-r0ot n.
The cup. Travis Rade tie hos
and the president I'm five ME
ldent was also credited with I'M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Paul game
postponed; rain.
At Indisnapoli s-Indianapolis-A iilyyau-
kee game postponed; rain
Al Columbus-First game: Minneapolis,
5; Columbus, !. Second game: Ainneapo-
lis, g: Columbus T.
At ToiedO-Toledo I; Kansas CITY. 3.
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COLLEGE SCORES.

At Princeton-Yale. - Princeton. 8. CTen
innings1
At Amherst-Amherst 5: Brown. /.
Al Norcester-Fordham. 5; Holy Gross.
AT Philadel is-Pennsylvania. 4; Car
Isle. 2
At Cambridge-CorneH 2: Harvard, 1.
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Butte.

oIIUUaTN- E0TT On Uaere-TIeTEIa D
Butte D Stolen bases-Elsey. Sacrifice
hits-MOore . Murray. Sacrifice flies
lrby. TWo-base hits-Grby Campbell. Dou-
BILE plays-Turk to NehFing. HOOn TO For
tier Struck out-By Johnson :. Bases on
bslls-Off johnson I. off MeAdams 2 Hit
by pitched ball-By McAdams. Harmful
Time Of game-i;25. Attendance-400. TN
pire-Carnev. Weather fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
TooELE, 10; LIFTS. 6.

The Tiff team journeyed out TO Tooele
on ridey and were defeated by d score
of 10 to s. Paul Ray a i5-vesr-old vollre-
ster, pitched for the AIethodists and
struck out fourteen men. The Tiff team
recently won the Sunday School LEAGUE
pennant without losing game during the
year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
ocEAN.To-ocEAN RAcE.

iimon. Colo. June I2-Suawmut ear
No s.. In the coast-to-coast raee. arrived
mere al l2;f5 this afternoon. covered with
mud. After q short while spent IN clean
ing tie ear the racers left ion Rvers an
1895 D. m
10 is expected that the ear swim reach
ltenNer h1 tomorrow morniuE Ford car
40 arrived here at 1850 %. M. and tho
Ford No. at 1888 p. m Tiu Ford No .
ieft al 2,lo and the No. T. being DELAYED
Tor repairs. iefg AZ $40
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If IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
SENATORS PLAY
GILT-EDGE BALL
Johnson Proved a Stumbling
Block and Was Given Err
rorleSS Support.

BUTT. Mont June I2.-JOhnson's work
in the box for Heleua this afternoon was
Of a quality seldom seen on the local dis-
mOnd- He had the Butte batters al his
mercy throughout the game. and the three
hits scored of him we're too scattered to
be effective
The score
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
CRICKET TEAM VISITS CANADA.

Philadelphia June 12-The Haverford
college cricket team will leave tomorrow
for tour of Canada for several games,
The eleven will visit England next sum
mer. Il was announced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
ANOTHER AMATEUR HERE

Brownie Price. an Australian amateur
arrived IN the city yesterday and joi0e,
the already large squad of local cvcler,
at the saucer track He will enter tn.
races on Tuesday night.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Aberdeen. Wash. June 12.-score:
r. H. Z.
Snokanc ..-.......-.........I q
AhFtueeN -.-------..
Batteries-wright and Spencer; PernoH
and kreitz.
Vancouver, June 12-Seore: r. II. T.
ShceuNct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures.
Baiteries-Galligan and Sugden: Andsr-
son and Shea
Tacoma. June 12-Score. Z H. T.
Portland --.-...--...........-....6
Tacoma ................... ......
batteries-kinsella and Murray; Sam
uels, Hurd and Sheehan.
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HIGH SCORE BY
OGDEN SHOOTER


Ogden. June 42-Chris Aadneson made
perfect score OF - in Glass c of the
Wasatch Gun club at the semi-monthly
shoot Friday afternoon for the Du Pont
trophy. Here is the record for the day:
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A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, % up Main
street, S2.00 per year and upwards.
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eoVERNoR VEToEs aiLL.

Madison. Wis June lz.--SorsruoT Da-
vldscp todsy vetoed tie Brew boxing OIL
which provided for ten-round bouts vfth
e-oInce gloves and ne purses.
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Boise .-.-............0 . o o -
salt Lake .........I / 0 o 0-3
summary: First Else on errors-Boise.
p. salt Lake. ]. Struck out-By Fender,
Is. by Hunt. 4. Bases Of balls-Off Peuder
6, of Hunt, >. Two-base hits-HarFigau.
Case. Sacrifice hits-Harrigan. Ham
mono. Flick. Stolen bases-Hammond 81.
Double plays-McQuaid 20 Flick 10 Lussi,
"euder To LodeM Left on bases-BOise
D. SAT- Lake. g. Passed bail-Petree.
Time of same-l:30. Umpire-McKibben
Alleldance-l5n.
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$50 Ogden Canyon Excursion.
AT ideal outing. via BAMRFRGFR
LINE Ask our agent. Phones f5s.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Lincoln June f2.-seore: r H E
Lincoln 900. -.-....--...--.-..--... 3 2
Sioux CITY ........................ j II
Batteries-Jones and Sullivan. Fromme
and TOWne.
Topeka. June 12-Score; r H E
Topeka ...- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DtilAtf ------.----s-
Batteries-BurBum and Kerns: Bohan-
non and Thompson.
Omaha. June 1Z-Score; r. H E.
Des MONIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Lower and Gooding; Biersder-
fer and Shea
Wichita, June l2.-Seore; K. H. z
EueDlo ---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
NlchlNa ---. ---------.- ---.--.----
Batteries-Bonno, Swift and Mite;
Westcott and Weaver
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati June 12.-Sensati0nal fielding
marked todays game between New York
and Cincinnati, the work of the local out
field being particularly brilliant Score:
r. II. 4.
.lli-liillatl ---- .-s---t' -----s-------
New York ............-........... ,
BatteTies-Ewing Rowan and Mclean,
Mathewson and Meyers. Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
St Louis, June 12.-Philadelphia took
Louis, To p MOren gave the local team
but two hits. Score; r. H. E.
81. Louis Observation-Disclosures. o
Philadelphia .... Observation-Disclosures. 10
Batteries-Saliee. Moore and Bresnahan,
Atoren and Doom. Umpires-Emslie and
UDay.
Chicago, June l2.-Boston was shut out
today by KTOhs pitching and brilliant
fielding back of him. neither of Chicago's
errors doing any damage. Score:
Chicago .... ......-..-..........-.
Boston ..-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-IN roh and Moran: Tucker and
Graham Umpires-Rigier and TRULY.
Pittsbure. June I..-Wilhelm was not ef-
fective today and Pittsburg easily de-
feated Brooklyn. 70 to 7. making twelve
straight victories for the home team.
Score. r. II. r.
Pittsburg ..-... ....-............. 10 Is
Brooklyn 600. ........-.....-.
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson. Wilhelm
and Bergen. UmpiTeS-CusSRCk and John
stone.
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a private safe may be rented IN the
ATe and burglar proof vault OF the salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. % ND Main
street, $500 pei year and upwards.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Aberdeen. ). D.. June 12.-Tom Hes
ter. aged 81. living near here. was
burned TO death and his wife and
daughter seriously burned by the ex-
plOsion of a gasoline stove TODAY.
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BatteTies-Ewing. Rowan and Mclean.
Mathewson and Meyers. Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-03
Whitewater Quarterly Meeting.
BY WILLIAM N. TRUEBLOOD.

BY WILLIAM ". 7ROEBLOOD.
Two angels look life's bright dream
And under their vision it's vistas CLEAN;
The one looks forward, and the crags seem crowned
With auroras that beckon and promise and smile;
The other looks back from some long sought bound,
And desert and jungle and fortress the while
Seem asleep in the sOftest amethyst hue
And all tn long marches, garden in dew.
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Entered at Richmond. Indiana, post
office as second class mail matter.
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Ezra ann Rufus.

We're in a great commotion down to
Pohick on the Crick.
We tried to do the proper thing. but
fate has played trick
That leaves us in confusion. Ezra
Spinks an Rufus Lee,
They went out a-explorin fur to find
possum tree.
Ezra borrowed several lanterns, dogs
an similar supplies,
An had a great farewell when he set
out to win the prize.
But Rufus. he snuck out alone an. fur
we could see,
He din't even stand chance to finish
one, two, three.
We'd most forgotten EN- when Rufus
came in out O breath.
With Ezra steamin' after him like he
was scared to death.
congratulate me-" Rufus says, I've
found that possum tree"
An Ezra says: 'Shet up. The one
that seen it fust is me-"
We cried ''Hooray for Rufus" which
made Ezra want to fight.
Then we says: Hooray for Ezra!'
which riled Rufus out O sight.
And. as all tibet we could think of was
that useful word "hooray,"
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The Tools Of Genius.
1 the New York World.

From the New York World
or all the features of the celebra-
ton, is there any which has caught
the Imagination of the crowd as has
the fac-simile of the Half Moon. with
it's suggestion of human daring and
endeavor? Truly they had hearts of
oak and nerves of triple brass who
vcntured out ove- unchartered seas
in this puny craft. Many timid souls
today, would not risk a cruise off
Sandy Hook in the boat in which Hud-
son crossed the Atlantic Genius is
proverbially careless of its tools. \
Franklin flies kite. a Watt watches
a tea kettle, Herschel scans the
heavens with a tiny homemade tele-
scope, a Garcia looks down the hui
man throat with Il miniature mirror
found attached to q stick in Paris
shop, and civilization takes a long
step ahead. If it had been necessary
to wait until a Lusitania was built
before the ocean was crossed. or until
steam lathes and trip-hammers were
perfected before a locomotive was
built, we should still be in the dark
ages. The world has wonderfully ad-
vanced in all the arts and pursuits of
peace. But has one millimeter been
added to the breadth of the human
spirit in thousand years.. Are the
Bleriots and Wrishts and Curtisses
who are Wrestling from nature the Sc
cret of new science whit more dar-
Ing than Columbus or Hudson?
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OUR PART AS HOSTS.

Many times be
three citizens
OF Richmond be hundreds
of the leading
of
District a themse
the town will be judged.
We have great belief IN putting
time the Wright celebration
of the
there a
We other all the
itors
@
a
in is on.
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and reverence for the law said the
sincere patriot.
Il have" answered Farmer Corntos.
sci.
But it's pretty generally admitted
that Satan may quote Scripture and
pervert it's meaning. So l can't help
feeling suspicious when certain par
ties get up to READ from a merely hui
man production like the revised sta
tutes."
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Items Gathered in
From Far and Near
Taft and Roosevelt.
From the Washington Star.

from the washington Star.
1t ia announced that the Roosevelt
Club of Cincinnati has given up the
ghost-at least it's quarters. So many
members had dropped out and made
other alliances, there seemed no fur
ther use for the clubs existence.
And yet, if we consult the philoso-
ply of the New York Times, this &C
tion was premature. The Times sees
a chance for Mr.. Roosevelt to come
again." and rather expects him to i'm
prove it. Mr.. Taft may not hold his
party together. Already the tariff is
giving him trouble. Suppose other
questions should give him trouble
Suppose republican difficulties increase
and as the time for naming the candi-
date approaches a protest within the
party against second term for TAFT
is made, and represents an influential
faction of the party. What more nat
ural and logical than to turn to the
former leader?
The Times dwells upon the tariff
and thinks Mr.. Roosevelt would hold
strong position as to that. He has
Payne law. When young politician
he accepted membership in the Golden
club. Suppose, then. discomfort with
the Payne law grows. Suppose an in
creasing number of republicans refuse
to accept it as a redemption of the par
tvs promise to revise the tariff down.
ward, and insist upon further action,
making the issue of 1912 turn again
largely upon that issue.
Mr. Roosevelt has no very definite
position on the tariff 1t is under
stood that he is protectionist because
he Is a republican. His membership
in the Golden Cuba free trade club
is Of no consequence. Gen. Garfield
was a member, and maybe other
American politicians, without a
thought of committing themselves on
the subject. have accepted the civilities
of that English organization.
But a refusal to indorse Mr. Taft ut
the republican national convention in
1912 would not be referable solely to
the tariff. The party, in effect, would
confess failure all along the line. and
would almost invite defeat. Could
anybody save the day! Strong as ne
was when he left office, as he may be
now, he may then be with an element
of his party. Mr.. Roosevelt as a candi-
date of his party the third time would
be handicapped. He would find him.
self leading divided party, and rest
ing under the imputation of having
connived at the rejection of his friend
for Endorsement. A strong democrat
might discover his opportunity in the
situation.
Those Cincinnati politicians evident
~ do not expect Mr.. Roosevelt -
come again." as presidential guam
tity. And there does seem further use
for his name for political purposes
But it is a good name for a hunting
club. or a riding academy, or tennis
court.
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Slow Trip.

From the Springfield Republican.
No newspaper has yet published 4
sketch-map of Peary's dash to New
York. He is reported as making fiji
teen miles Friday in spite of bad
weather.
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We stood around. embarrassed. not
les KNOWN what to say.

We stood around. embarrassed. not
jes' KNOWN what to say.
Then oil Joe Struthers. he spoke up as
follers: Pears to me
You're maxim an unusual fuss about
that possum tree.
When you go out explorin'. the inn
portance of yer find
Is measured by the help that 1t kin be
to human kind.
My Judgment isn't warped by either
prejudice or fears.
The one that brought the possum
homes the one that gifts my
cheers"
But there warn't nary possum. An
We all went home aS'in,
Exceptin' Spinks an Lee. They
staid an KEEP on arguin'.