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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th day Of
December, A, D. 1909. as guardian for Lee Una
Blair minor hero the estate of Ruby Blair de-
County Judge Of Madison county, Florida at has
office in Madison, Florida, for an order tn sell at
private sale an undivided one half interest Of sad
minor in the following described lands situate in
Madison county, Florida, to.wt: The west half
Of the east half of Lot number 206, in the 10Th Dis
lrict original Georgia, now in Florida, Township
. North, Range 10 East, and containing 100 acres
more or less
Nov. II. 1909 j. G., BLAIR,
c. B. Ashley, solicitor, Guardian Of said minor
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09
~ iIfNDER SECTIONS 5T4 q SIS OF THE
GENERAL STATUTES OF
FLORI DA

EENotice is hereby given that +. G, Perry, pur-
choser Of Tax Certificates NOS. 20 a AZ, dated
Aprii 8. 1892 and April 3, 1898 has filed said Ger.
fiheates IN my ONCE. ana has made Application
far taX deed TO issue IN accordance with
ioy Said certificates embrace the following
described property situated in Madison
eSnntg. Florida, to-wit wy Of SEA and w
x Of SW4, Sections, TIP south, Range east;
INC tssuanoe Of such certificates In the name
~ oi'I Unknown and Graham & Henry.
I'M ss said certificates shall be redeemed ac-
eordtnp 10 law, tax deed VIII issue thereon on
no AK day Of January, A. ID. 1910.
Witness my ofdcial signature and seal This
the An day OF December, AID. 1909
Wy isean H. z, MARTIN,
Clerk Circuit Court. Madison county tlorlua
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

Key West is no longer "wide
open" town. The police are making
war on bolito and other gambling
games, illicit sale Of liquors, open
saloons on Sunday and other practi-
ces.
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NOTICE or BIDS ToR COUNTY C0NvIcrs

Noice is hereby given that the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Madison county,
Florida, VIII at It's meeting on Monday Janu.
any 3rd, 1910, receive sealed bids Tor the hire OF
county conyicts ofsaid county for the year 1910
10 O'Clock q. m. or said date, The Board re-
serves the right TO reject any and all bids,
y. Z, MARTIN, tlerR,
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NOTICE or DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that six months after
the date hereof the undersigned win make final
returns OF his accounts as Administrator OF the
estate OF John Henderson, deceased and that
he win at such timeapply TO the county Judge
Of Madison county, Florida, for his final dis
charge as such administrator
JOtINC. WHITE,
Administrator Estate olJohn Henderson, de-
ceased. Oci Is, 1908
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09
Her Heart was Broken

because her complexion was bad and she
could find nothing to clear iJup. Ladies;
bad complexion is caused by an mac
tive liver. Al inactive liver will be pat
in perfect condition by taking Billiards.
Herbine, The unequalod liver regula-
tor Sold by W, B. Davis.
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GEO. r. PORTER, SIR.
GEO. e PORTER, JR.
I. ID. BLACKWELL.
! Of Florida, suwannee County.

%'s Of Florida, suwannee County,
Eel @Vi2fe me, a Notary Public, personally came
|sc,h Porter, Geo, e. Porter, Jr., and c. D.
|tbaaswe to me well known as the foregoing sub
loers, and acknowledge that thev executed and
Ia AVN .qea same for the use ami purpose therein
AN Hess hand and seal of the Office this the
Wy o. November, a. d. 1903.
Eo,s praI X. II. PICKARD,
yulry Public State Of Florida, a Large NV
N''nnlsalqn expires Dec. lluh, l0ll.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office at Gainesville, Fla
NOytlnbpr 9th, 1909

NOVEMBER 9Th 1909.
Notice is hereby given that oscar { cody,
OF Pineua, Florida, who on september l3 1904
made Homestead Entry, No 3lsO lSeral NO
02863) for SEA OF NEA, section 30, Tp3 north,
Il East, Tallahassee Meridian has 1led notice
Of intention to make 1lnal five year Proof,
TO establish claim 10 the land above described,
before the Clerk OF the oicuit Court at Mad
ison Florida on the 10Th day of December 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Robert Hancock, J -. PrOsser James C0Ody, j
l.. Edwards, all OF pinetta, Florida
HENRY S, LH UBB.
Register,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

Thomas Greenwood, Complainant -
, Blll Tor
Alberta Greenwood Defendant Divorce
Whereas a Bill Of Complaint has been filed in
this Court by complainant against the defendant in
said cause and an affidavit Of solicitor for com
planant filed TO the effect that defendant is not
resident of the state of Florida but Resident of
Savannah, in the State of Georgia, and that the
defendant is over the age Of twen.y years, and
that there is no one in The State of Florida the
vice of subpoena upon would bind the defendant
Now, take notice that you, Alberta Greenwood,
are required to be and appear at the Court House,
at my Office IN Madison, Florida, on the Bird day Of
January, A, d. 1910 to answer the bin Of com
plant filed herein and herci7 YOU are TO fail not,
else a decree pro coufesso will be entered against
you
The Enterprise. Recorder newspaper published
weekly at Madison, FLORIDA, is designated as pa.
per in which this order shall be published,
Witness my hand and Official seal at Madison,
Florida this the 18th day Of November a. D.
1909. (SeaD 7; h; MARTIN,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
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,oucE or APPLICATION FoRLErrERs


Notice is he.eby given that The undersigned intend
Dapply TO the Governor of the State of tlcnda,
d Tallahassee, Florida, on the 9th day of Decem-
ler, A. d. 1909 for issuance to them and their sue
Iessors Of Letters Patent upo5 the following pro-
posed charter
Witness our hands and seals this 2ith day oiNo-
Gnber A D, 1909.
GEO. Z. PORTER, SIR,
GEO. +. PORTER, JR.,
L. d, BLACKWELL.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

A valuable sixty acre tract of land
near Tallahassee has changed hands
and is to be converted into 4 modern
dairy farm and celery plantation
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

Ten thousand acres Of land near
S. Petersburg has been purchased
and will be settled by Pennsylvania
colonists.
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We, the undersigned, hereby adopt this proposed
Aarer Of an intended corporation:
ARTICLE
Section !, The name of the corporation shall
y the THE PORTER pLA MING MILL COM
ANY and DC, place Of business shall be in Madi.
oni Madison County. Florida.
ARTICLE II.
We general nature Of the business to he trans
a2 by the corporation shall I've the buving, sell.
g and manufacturing OF all Kinds on lumber,
mgb and dressed, manufacturing Of all kinds of
@ldng material, buying and selling and manu-.
ailmng sash, doors and Blinds, building houses
o others by cutact or owning, buying, selling
va building houses for rent or for sale, buying,
fgiop and manufacturing cross ties and all Kinds
hrdwoods,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

BY vote Of five to one Lakeland
carried 500 900 bond issue for pub
lie improvements Monday.
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ARTICLE III.

|, Ile capital stock of this corporation shall be
fIIkEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided in,
Y 0ne Hundred and Fifty shares of the par value
I, one Hundred Dollars EACH ten per cent. of
.ieh \ 10 be aid for in cash before said corpo'
'alon + authorized to commence business, the bal-
nce OF lhe said capital stock to be paid in lawful
roney Of The United States, or in propr ty, labor
services a Just valuation thereof TO be fixed
\ thc board of directors at a meeting called for
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

We business of the corporation shall be Con.
leg'ed ~ President, and General Manager,
ihla Secretary and Treasurer, and they shall be
aoeed on the first Tuesday of January of each
D Slt snd until such election and qualification of
w. oHcefs, the business of the corporation shall
" conducted by the Undersigned
oeo, &, Porter, ST., President and General
Sr~ager and Geo. L. Porter, DR., Secretary and
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-12-09

AhllILb VIZ
ne highest amount of indebtiness or liability to
,e we corporation cdn at any time subject 1t
NJ suai not exceed the sum Of SevC nty Five
poasand Dollars.
ARTICLE VII.
N ne names and residence Of the su bscribers, and
blows i' "
george y, Porter, Five Shares
George r. Porter, IT,, Five shares
~ ~ blackwell, Five Shares
!" Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida.
% witness whereof we here unto set our hands
E0l 'g''s This the 9th day of November, A D.
GEO. z. PORTER, SIR.
GEO. e PORTER, JR.
{. ID. BLACKWELL
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school children made the day more memorable than any which have gone before.
 Mrs s. Benson is enjoying several weeks stay with her daughter. Mrs Jennie Sturges, in New York City.
 The Heller school closes Tuesday, for the summer vacation. Recitations and singing with refreshments are on the program. All are cordially invited. The state road is progressing swiftly under the management of efficient bosses.
 Col A. l.. Hodge and Adeline Pons are out of town for ttw days. Mrs Hill is sewing at Mrs D. c. Garrison S for few days.
 Died, June ?, daughter of MT and Mrs Lawrence Jenamare, aged three years and four months
 Rev Charles Raynor Malley, D. D., pastor emeritus of the Beck Memo rial Presbyterian church, New York City, passed Friday and Saturday with MT and Mrs Frank Pierce. Dr Valley is delightful gentleman to meet and is just recovering from a seriou; breakdown.
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The NewtoWn Bee
 Newtown, Friday, June II, l9ea,
Bethlehem.
kLlyELY RUNAWAY.

On Sunday evening as Mir Granger and lady Of Waterbury were allght- ing from their team in front of the Methodist church the horse started, and as Mr Granger was standing on the ground he was knocked down. The horse ran into the yard of D. NJ. Crane and Ed Crane caught 1t. The lady remained in the carriage until the horse was stopped. Mr Granger tainted when he arrived at MT Cranes.
 Mrs Lauren stills0n has returned home from st Mary's hospital in Waterbury, where she has been for q few weeks for treatment for an ab- ioninal abScess.
 Miss Elsie A. Lake entertained q few of her friends, last week Fri lay evening,
 The Rev Alfred Goldsborough of Bridgeport will oiiiciate in Christ church, next Sunday at the morning service and administer the Holy Com munich.
 Representative and Mrs J. D. Allen, N. II. Blogs and family, R. D. Hill and Miss Harriett Hill, A. C. Lake, r. Crossman, J. w. Smith and Miss Phoebe Smith attended the funeral of Howard Clark in Morris or Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Green iG spending a few days with Mrs A. C. Lake.
 MT and Mrs George Camp, Mrs C. s. Benham of Waterbury and Mrs Calhoun of New York came to town in an auto and called on Miss Bessie Green, last week.
 Mr and Mrs Charles Albee of New Haven were at John Greens, last week.
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ROXBURY.

MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCES.
 Interesting Memorial services were held in the Congregational church on Sunday, May 30, when the Rev MT Lee of New Milford gave a fine address in memory of the living and dead veterans of the Civil War. The altar was draped with the stars and stripes and the veterans were seated in the front by his request. Charles S., Chapman and family of Water bury were among the audience, be- ing guests of MT and Mrs Eugene Many other visiting guests were in attendance. The exercises in the Hall in the afternoon were conducted by Rev MT Humphrey, Rev MT Emerson and Rev MT Phil lips. and the decorating of the veterans graves with flowers by the
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New Fairfield
LARGE BUCK DEER SEEN.

LARGE BUCK DEER SEEN.
 There was a large buck deer seen crossing A. H. Chase's potato lot on Saturday.
 Mrs D. A. Murphy and son, Ray mond, have returned from a two weeks visit with friends in Staten Island and Brooklyn, N. Y.
 At a meeting of the Congregation al Cemetery association, held Satur- day afternoon, David B. Williams was appointed sexton for the ensuing year.
 George Stevens is putting a new coat of paint on Russell Scudder's house, which improves the looks of t very much.
 Lorenzo D. Olivett of Danbury visited his son, George Olivett, on Sunday.
 Archie Wallace is improving the appearance of his house by putting a new coat of paint on it.
 Mrs R. c. Crosby of Danbury called on friends in town on Thursday.
 Game Warden Byron Foster seized a lot of fishing tackle which was set in Squantz pond on Friday night.
 MT and Mrs Robert Lake and fam fly of Danbury, were visitors at John Evans on Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Jerry Mcclure enter tained guests from New York; last week.
 Will Hoyt of Bethel has been do- ing some work on his farm in this place, the past week.
 Mrs Byrons is improving very fast at the hospital and will be able to re- turn to her home in a fewdays.
 The leaves and young sets are fall ing from some of the apple trees, so that the limbs are nearly bare,
 MT and Mrs FranA Hanson, who live on H. B. Wanzers farm in Great Hollow, are both sick with typhoid fever.
 Dr Gordon of Danbury is treating Alonzo Fairchild's child, who is sick with dyphtheria.
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Oxford.
ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE
 BOOK,

HEM D r HUM OUh DONlDE D -NO l E BOOK.
 Frank B. Alling and family of Bridgeport were calling on Mrs AL iing's sister, Mrs L. A. Nichols, re- cen1ly.
 Mrs Gabler has had the old War ner house below the Oxford house torn down and expects to build a cottage on the site.
 Miss Edith Pope, who has been in California, the past two years, with her sister, Mrs Arthur Hubbell, has returned to her nome here.
 Ar hu: Gilbert, Yale student, is spending his vacation with his cou- sins, MT and Mrs Frederick Dahin- den.
 Albert Stowe has taken a position with the Diamond Match Co. and has moved tc Southford.
 L. A. Nichols is having his house and buildings treated to a new coat of paint. Chris Ford is doing the wcrk.
 John B. Pope has bought the Limburges place in Red City but does not expect to move until next 1 fall.
 Miss Emma Rubleman has re- turned to her home here after visit Jng ir New Haven for several weeks.
 Clinton Andrew, who Shas taught the Christian street school, has gone to Mount Vernon school. | Kenneth Roberts has passed a suc- ,ese | 1 examination and expects to enter the governments employ as steward at the Panama canal, next September.
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Sherman.
MAUWEHoo COLONY NEWS.

MAS " Dlipo Nol%OAN I NEW Np'
 Miss Elsa Bidstrup entertained some of her Columbia classmates over Decoration Day.
 MT Hackett has completed a neat little bungalow on the beautiful plot bought by John McGregor, last fall from MT Durgy.
 Mr anG Mrs John Gardner and son, Roy, arrived at their new home on Friday June 4.
 Some young ladies from Brooklyn spent few days with Miss Grace Smith, last week.
 MT Teabout and his sister came on June~5 for week in the country.l
 Mrs Sidney E. Smith arrived 0h June | at Faim Lawn.
 Mr Godfrey was up last week, put ting a new bathroom in his home, "The Glen.' A rubble fireplace and other improvements will make his home more pleasant and convenient than ever.
 Since March P Charles Hackett of Brooklyn has been working in the Colony. putting up new buildings and improving those already on the ground. His work has given good "a! 'sfaction and added to the beauty anr comfort of the Colony.
 Mrs Warren H. Wilson and two younger children with Miss Florence M. Lane arrived at Waterside, June 5.
 MT and Mrs Noback gave a Wig wan" warming to the members of the Colony, at their new home in Brooklyn Tuesday, June 8. Parooses were included in the invitation.
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Special Sale Sheet MusiC!.

We want that sell Sheet Muc and the next 30 days run special all the latest Vocal We stock all the latest upodate Popular selections Regular 9 25c and 35c Sheet Music few which for the of
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Nichols
MRS BRIGGS OF THE POULTRY
 YARD"

M ID bhlUuO Or LIE FULL II
 YARD"
 On Tuesday evening, June 15, the three act comedy, Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard" will be given in the upper room of the Methodist church. This is under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society and is an enter tainment we'll worth attending. Those who enjoy good laugh should certainly be present. There will be singing between the acts. Following is the cast of characters:
 Mrs Briggs, Mrs c. J. Thorpe
 GA woman of business Ralph, Sidney French Jimmy, George Mullins Alvina, Miss Edith Plumb Melissa, Miss Jessie Cook
 (Mrs Briggs family.) Mrs O'Connor, with no liking
 for goats, Mrs William Nichols Mandy Bates, whose tongue
 will stumble, Mrs James Durward
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STOMACH TROUBLE Cured in New London by the
 Tonic Treatment
Which Strengthens the Organs of Digestion and Makes q Cure
 That Is Permanent.

There arc plenty of remedies by which you can relieve for the time heartburn, pain and gas on the stomach and can smother nervous sensations and induce artificial sleep. But when you take your next meal all your troubles begin afresh.
 A strong recommendation of the tonic treatment with Dr. Williams Pink Pills for stomach trouble is the cure of Mrs. Fred J. Smith, of No. 2s Fraser street, New London, Conn. In speaking of her case recently, Mrs. Smith said:
 q suffered terribly with my stomach for a year and a half and could hardly eat anything, I had no desire for food and was distressed by everything l ate. Food would lie partly digest ed and ferment on my stomach, oaus- ing gas to form. Once in a while l had to vomit but usually l was unable to although 1 felt nauseated most of the time. Twas troubled with constipation. My heart would palpitate whenever l exerted myself like going up stairs and I often had dizzy spells, with black specks before my eyes. was restless and sleepless, nervous and easily excited Occasionally l had violent headaches over and back of the eyes. My blood was thin and impure. l was colorless and my hands were swollen, especially in the morning. I had no strength nor ambition, felt exhausted and was obliged to lie down frequently and rest.
 "I tried different medicines and was treated by three doctors but received little or no help A neighbor wanted ue to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills and after taking few boxes l was greatly relieved. continued with the pills and was cured. have had no return of my trouble and give the credit to Dr.gWl- liams' Pink Pills"
 Every dyspeptic should have 8 copy of our diet book which is mailed free to any address. Send postal card request for copy today. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per box; six boxes for $2.50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenec- tady, N. Y.
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MT Lee, Charles Peters Virginia Lee, his daughter,
 Mrs c. Bilton Daisy Thornton, her friend,~
 Miss Maud Thorp Silas Green, a new relation.
 Horace P. Nichols Admission, 25 cents, children 15 cents. Will commence at 8 o'clock.
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For Men and Women

This mark identifies the highest type of mems and women's shoes sold at $3.50. And though leather and labor are now more costly, we maintain the high standard which has made Zenith Shoes famous and which our label guarantees.
 Zenith Shoes tor men and womei are made of the finest quality mater ials by expert shoe makers, and hayt more hand-work in them than any other $3.50 shoes. They come ir inc latest styles, in all feathers, anc in sizes which insure "a a fit for every foot"
 Zenith Special Shoes are S4-a special high grade.
 We control Zenith Shoes exc,,:- ;ively and sell them in our new and enlarged shoe section :n our tasc- ment saIesroom.
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Hamilton BrOs.,

Telephone 1884.
 1s2 and 184 George St., NEW HAVEN.
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Table Linens At June Sale
 Prices.
Table Damask, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels and
 Toweling.

That Hundreds have been waiting for this annual June Sale of Fine Linens was proved by the great crowds that responded to the first announcement. Of course the knowl- edge that only pure flax Table Lin- ems are here :and when offered at reduced prices they are irresistible.
 Everything in Linens that is re- quired for the household is reduced.
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Marketable.
 ssa
AT ST ANDREWS.

Rev T. M. Peck of Washington will officiate at St Andrews, next Sunday afternoon, June IS, at 3.3O o'clock. No service in the morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
DUNCAN NAMES
COMMITTEE
To Study Industrial Education
Here and Abroad
JOHN MITCHELL IS FIRST
President Duncan Of American Fed
Grafton Of Labor Conforms With
Vote Taken at the Last
National Convention.

Quincy, Mass, July 23.--,Iarnes Dun
can, nrst vice president Of the American
Federation Of Labor, has appointed a
committee Of l6 to make a study Of
the subject Of industrial education in
this and other countries and report 70
the next national convention Of the fed.
GRAFTON. The appointment Of the com
mittee is the result Of vote taken at
the last national convention.
Mr. Duncan has selected l6 men and
women who have been prominent in in
dustrial education, both within and out
side the ranks Of organized labor.
The chairman Of tho committee will
be John Mitchell, the weil-known mine
employees leader, and the other members
are: John Golden, president Of the tex.
tile workers, Fall River; James Wilson,
president Of the pattern makers league.
Cincinnati Miss Agnes Nestor, secre-
tary Of the glove workers international
union, Chicagoi Mrs. Raymond Robins,
national women's trade union league,
Chicago; John p NeiH, commissioner
Of bureau Of labor, Washington; Con-
gressman W B. Wilson, Frank Duffy,
brotherhood Of carpenters indianapolis,
Ind Rugh Frayne, sheet metal workers
union, Scranton, Penn; P. ]. Conlon. ex-
ecutive board, machinists' union, Wash.
ingtoni Charles H. WindsIow, MassA
ohusetts commission Of industrial edu-
cation; Edward Hirsch, editor, Balti-
more James Roach, iron moulders' un
ion, Washington; Rev. Charles Sickle,
department Of church and labor Of the
Presbyterian church, New York; Stuart
Reid, general organizer Of the Fedora.
ton Of Labor, Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
PROGRESSIVE REpUBLIcANs.
Want Reduction on Manufactured Goods
as Wen as Raw Material.

Washington, July Embarrassing
the Importance of insisting upon rednc-
tons ia the duties upon manufactures
as well as upon raw material, Senator
Inmmins Of Iowa, late yesterday made
public statement which u accepted
"a representing the view of at least a
nioiority of the progressive senator's,
Previously Dir. Cunnmins hal been in
consultation for two hours with the
President.
The pronouncement is evidently intend
ed to meet the idea that the President
and the downward revisionists would
be content with free raw material /
endorse every word Of the statement re-
Gently made by the President, and earn
estly hope that he will be successful m
bringing the conference to his views,
says Mr. Cummins.
He then proceeded;
while it is Of the utmost Importance
that iron ore, oil, hides and coal be
dealt with as proposed BY the President
il is Of still greater Importance that tho
duties on manufactured products shall
be brought down somewhere near the
protective point Our platform and our
:
and we should apply the same criterion
from the first to the sast 1t win be
most unfortunate if, in trying to give
relief to the rank and file Of our people,
we succeed only IN giving manufaetur-
ers free raw materials, and thus add to
the overprotection which they now en-
JOY the further profits Of cheapened
production profits which the manufac-
turers will probably be slow to share
with the consuming public
While Mr. Cummins expressly says
that he does not undertake to represent
the views Of the other "progressives, .
ii is known, however, that most Of them
were afforded an opportunity To read
Mr. Cummins' announcement and some
of them publicly stated that it express.
ed their opinions.