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The Florida star., 1909-12-31
OSban-Peacock Wedding

Mr.. b. w. Osban and Miss Bertie
Peacock. of this place. were married
Wednesday at high noon at the home
of the brides mother i'm North IT.
tusville, Rev. VIM. Stones perform
ing the ceremony. The happy. couple
left on the north bound train for
Ponce Park, where they will spend a
few days after which they will re-
turn and make this their home.
They carry with them the best
wishes and hearty congratulations of
a hos: Of friends in which THE STAR
joins too.
The Florida star., 1909-12-31
Special Sale at Kline'S
Bargains in Every Department
MONDAY, JAN. 3, 1910.


Special prices in ladies' misses and
children's coats and capes.
Ladies fancy collars, just from the
makers, at specially low prices.
EmbrOideries and laces at less than
manufacturers cost.
Blankets and quilts at greatly re-
duced prices.
Ladies' black heatherbloom under
skirts. worth $500, special Monday
only $1.29.
Ladies elastic belts, new and up
tO-date, Mondays special SO cents.
Ladies knitted corset covers, long
sleeves, special % cents each.
Remnants of outing flannel, spec
ial Sls cents per yard.
Chiffon brOadclOth, "a inches wide,
in all the newest shades, special $1.29
per yard.
AmOskeag gingham apron checks,
Mondays special II yards for $1.OO.
Special prices in hair ribbons.
Ladies long coat sweaters, double
breasted, extra heavy, worth $500,
special S4.9S.
Good quality of heavy cotton fan
mel, bleached or unbleached, special
10 cents per yard.
JULIUS KLINE,
Titusville, Florida.
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Kline's Gents Furnishing Dept

Mems trousers. made of a good
quality of hard finished worSted,
dark patterns, worth $3.50, special
$1.49.
Also another los worth 81. 80. spec
ial $l.9S.
Mems wOolen undershirtS, light
weight and heavy weight, special
$l.OO per garment.
Mems fOur-in-hand ties, 30 cents
quality, special 25 cents each.
w. l.. Douglas shoes in box calf
velour calf and patent leather, Gus
tom made. worth 81. 90, special $3.50
julius KLINE,
TituSville. Florida.
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Good Holiday Season

The holiday week proved to be a
much livelier one in Titusville than a
great many expected. 1t was urged
that the poor fishing season and the
low prices for oranges, etc, would
make it dull, the absence of the cleo
trio lights made some of the merch-
ants feel blue about the saleOf their
Christmas goods; but the stores have
all sold beyond expectation, and
everybody has apparently had a
pretty lively time.
Christmas trees were held in the
Baptist church Thursday night, and
in the Methodist church and in the
church at La Grange Friday night,
and in the Episcopal church Monday
afternoon.
With SO many handsome trees
loaded with gifts, every child in this
part of the country was undoubtedly
remembered and made happy.
At LaGrange it was the 38th Christ
mas celebration, and at all these
events Mr.. and Mrs. T. Johnson have
been present and taken leading parts
in making them the success that
they have been.
We have been promised accounts of
these several Christmas festivals, but
owing to Unavoidable circumstances
they have not been handed in, very
much to our regret.
The Christmas dance at the Hotel
Dixie Saturday night was most en-
joyable affair. The attendance was
large and all the dancers entered in
to the mazeS of the two-Step and
waltz with azaSt, that was most com
plimentary to them and appreciated
by all present. probably due in a
great measure to the excellent music
rendered by the Dixie Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green deserve great
credit for this enjoyable affair and
left nothing undOne to make it
pleasant for their guests and friends.
Christmas travel over the Florida
East Coast Railway was exceptionally
heavy. Extra cars were added to all
the trains, both north and southbound
and the trains were generally delayed
by the immense amount of express
matter handled as well as the
extra heavy passenger travel.
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Forest Fire Burns School Building

A forest fire raging about two
miles northwest of town Wednesday
afternoon burnt the school building
at LaGrange and the contents. School
Superintendent Walker says that the
building is insured for $500.00. 9th
er property in that immediate sec
ton was i'm danger for "a while.
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FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. SHOES
PalmhurSt Hotel Arrivals
For the week ending Dec. 22.

For the week ending Dec. %.
I. f. Conyer, Geo. II. Holmes, B.
K. Young, H. Bisber. s. G.. Hull, l..
J. Morey, 3. Bethea, DR.. J. Scofield.
Isaac A. Stewart. j. f.. Andier, K.
c. Wolcott. Florida: DR.. j. r. Perry
and wife. +. ID. Hopkins, New York;
r. H. Taylor, Ga; K. f. l.. Connolly
and wife, Ala; +. J. Collins. New
Jersey; w. NJ. Green, Michigan.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash

About So acres of good high land
on the east or ocean side OF the In
dian river at the Narrows. described
as follows: Lot No. 3. section 81,
also lot No. 3, section 80, in township
81 south, range SO east. This land i,
unimproved but finely located. For
further particulars address.
+. NJ. Low.
BrOcktOn, Mass.
The Florida star., 1909-12-31
Standard Sewing Machine

The best and lightest running on the
market. does both chain and lock stitch
on the same machine. Can be furnished
with either rotary or vibrating shuttle
Spot cash prices or easy installment
terms or rented.
INDIAN RIVER Music House,
Titusville. Fla.
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Orange and Grapefruit Trees

Grown at Shiloh, Fla. on high
hickory hammock. Free from white
fly. One year to two year old buds.
Prices from % to 30 cents. Careful
ly packed and delivered at Oak Hill
station. ]. w. GRIFFIS,
Shiloh, Fla.
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Wanted to Give Away

100 new yearly subscriptions to the
Woman's National Daily, no renew
ais. Send names tOJ. b. Jones. Geor-
giana, Fla.
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Gun Repair Works

All work guaranteed, also guns
stocked and rebOred.
H. BENECKE, Titusvillc.
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The Novelty Store

Is one of the best places in town to
buy your holiday presents. One door
west of Duren's market.
/. Nj. DODSON
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Draying

Draying or hauling of all kinds prompt
ly attended to. Meet all trains.
=. ~ H. f. HoLToN,
Titusville, Fla.
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TITUsvILLE, FLA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81 1909
SHOE

Queen Quality just like other
shoes? Not at all. Got that made.
to-order look; that glove fit; that ex.
elusive style. Others don't compare
with them.
All that is new, we have it at
WINSTON S. BRANNING
TitusvilIe, Florida.
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Church Notes

Rev. VIM. Stones will preach on
Sunday next at LaGrange at IL a. m.
and TituSville at 7p. m.
Dean RObOttOm will officiate in
Holy Trinity church, Melbourne, on
Sunday morning. January 2nd, 1910
at IL o'clock and in St. Johns church.
Eau Gallie, on Sunday evening at7:3O
o'clock.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES
Bureaus, dressers, dressing stands
Wash-stands, refrigeratOrs, springs
Mattresses, kitchen safes, ice cream
freezers white MOuntain), chairs
Tables, wardrObes, iron beds, rugs
Mattings, art aquares, carpets.
CHAS. A. GARDNER, Phone 342
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NOTICE

After January lst, all work at
the Hart Shops will be strictly
cash. Please do not ask for credit.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-05
NAVAL STORES TRIAL


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savannah ia. MAY -. - reseu'sis ..'s
announcement that the prosecution
rested its case-in.chfef at the close
=, ,.aa..,. ..s.,on. x .tha s,-caiiea ma
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val stores trust case. events o. nm
portance in the trial came in quick sue
cession.
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man Oh the AMstacan Nesat 5.oIos C ON
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letters when me az. enss
.aken from tne tnlTd st0ry OF tne oul Il
inR AZ els Makszlne StIeet. NeW Or
leans, Witnou. eLnsar oWneI consent.
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these letters got into the nanas o. SEN
ator TallsLerro .. .and We're nseo oy nim
IN Sonefess. Lhes Ietsers m euestiCh
were reIerred 70 Dy spsctal asent -
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public seAools. cottass> I'M aehooI
was especially in array for the day.
fts bleckboArds covered with peotures
Of bffds. drawn ~ the pnpns. aud
with flowsrs and plants about the
rooms. The address OF Mr.. 0unfer
dwslt Hlopg lines suitable to speech
before children Of IL to ~ years old.
Ing. and OF Audubon WHOSE birthday u
was
And then he spoke Of the school sys-
TEN, and told that he favored every
forward movement along educationai
lines.
BIRD Day was universally. celebrated
BY all the public schools OF the city
and the entire state. a. II was the
day set aside by H. c. Gunneis, state
superintendent of Education. for the
study OF birds. their habits, their use-
fuiness. and their beauty.
No half holiday was given the school
children here In Montgomery, but ex-
tracts from the booklet on birds as
prepared by Hon. John H. Wallace.
state Game and Fish Commissioner.
and issued by the state Beard Of Edu-
cation, were used by the teachers in
the Observance OF the day.
Fellow Booklet.
Parts OF the booklet were memorIzed
and spoken by the scholars while other
portions were read by the teachers
and on the whole the exercises were
much. enjoyed and appreciated. The
children were also informed as to the
| dearest bird of the Southland. the Ala
| bama State bird, the national bipd and
many other questions Of Importance
and intelligence.
At some of the local schools the
/ children were addressed BY many
! prominent men on bird life, the child.
| rem enjoying the talks Immensely
| which were both pleasing and Inter.
/ estfng Some of the schools have post.
poned the celebration OF Bird DAY
| until Friday. as II is known as thu
4 regular speech day" Of the week.
Bird Day viii be celebrated at tn,
i Girls High School today aud the pro
gram, as set forth in the pamphlet 10
sued by the state. will be used almos
entirely and II Is the intention of Mis-
Bullock. the principal OF the school I,
i organize an Audobon society anon
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THE PASSING THRoNc.

Probate Judge T. NJ. Robinson, Jr..
OF Andaiusia. was . prominent visitor
70 Montgomery yesterday. Judge
Robinson % one Of the youngest OF
Aiabama's probate officers and 10 far
To- without opposition in the racs to
a. he expressed himself, that he does
not expect opposition. Judge Robin
son may boast that he holds office
under ole OF the best and most pronits'
Ing counties OF Alabama. He. Ike the
other visitors from yCovington county
to Montgomery. does not hesitate to
put in. good word for It;
80 - ~.
Hoi.. NJ. A. Rabb. of Brewton. 9
leading attorney of that city. was In
Montgomery yesterday on business
Mr. Rabb was one OF the conservative
members OF the Alabama Legtslaturs
back In the later eighties. He hal
many, friends IN the city who are al
ways glad to exchange "reminiscences
of the oiden days.
Circuit Clerk w. II. Jones. OF Anda
lusin, and A. L. Rankin. prominen
attorney Of the same city, were vfsi
tors to Montgomery yesterday.
fsts -e - = ~ - - = a. wa
Mr.. u. E. Henderson OF. Enterprise
was In the city yesterday.
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BIRD DAY Is
CELEBRATED
Generally Observed N
the State.
s-
1000 BOOKLETS ARE ISSUED
Mayor-Eltct Gunter Talks Of
Education.
Outlines m. Work In Interest Of the
childre., saying He Favor. Ina
prevemess. Along Eauea-
tienal Lsnes.

Announcing himself. in an address
20 the children Of the Cottage Hill
School yesterday. as favorins improve.
ments along educational lines, and en-
dorsing further strides in the field.
CASTOR Gunter, President Of the Coun-
Gil. and Mayor-eiectr OF Montgomery.
placed himself on record. as the adher-
emit of education, and of its facilities.
Mr.. .Gunter was accompanied by Ira
virgin, Alderman at-large. and Presi-
dent-elect OF the City Council, and the
two had for audience the children OF
the sixth and seventh grades. and most
Of the teachers assembled in the room
of the principal Miss Virginia Here
ford
The occasion for the assembly was
Bird Day. which was celebrated
through Montgomery yesterday in the
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CAVALRY TROOP ESCORTS
A NEGRO TO HIS TRIAL

Savannah, Ca, May 4.--The Georgia
Hussars, thirty-two strong, left here
today on q cross-country march Tor
Clyde, Bryan County. having In charge
brunswick McRae. a negro. who 10 &C
be tried tomorrow in the Bryan Coun.
ty Superior Court for the murder Of
Zenas warnsil, a turpentlne operator
several months ago.
The cavalry Is under the orders Of
Judge Paul u Seabrook. of the Al.
iantic Circuit, who asked the Governor
for the use OF the troops because OF
the feeling against the negro In Bryan
County.
McRae was once sentenced to be
hanged but was given q new trial.
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! ToRPEpo FLoT1LLA.

Washington. May 4.--orders were
given at the Navy Department today
putting into commission the twelve
torpedo boats now at Charleston. s. G
The intention Of the Department IL
to form an Atlantic torpedo hotiila, 70
be in charge OF Lieutenant Command
or Frederick n. Freeman. 1t will ac-
company the fleet on its summer man.
euvers. The ave boats making up. the
third hotilla now at Pensacola Will
proceed to Charleston and with the
combined strength notilia will be
formed. the others remaining available
for duty or be placed In reserve.
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q. NJ. HnNpERsoN Dead.
r~r CtiSea Of Anniston Passes

sa74 Away.
Admission, May 4.--tSpeeiai Ut. NJ
Henderson, q pioneer citizen of Annis-
ton. and for many years a well-known
merchant and ~furniture man. passed
away at his home, 1907 ouintArd Ave-
nue. Monday night, shortly before IL
o'clock.
Hts funeral was Conducted by DR.. j.
H. Foster. pastor bf Parker Memorial
Baptist Church. at the residence. at =
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. interment
following at Edgemont Cemetery.
Mr.. Henderson's death was due to
iocomotor ataxla, primarily, though he
has been a sufferer from complica-
tion OF diseases for the past ten years
His death occurred almost exactly ten
years from the date Of his frst stroke
Of paralysis. May. 2. 1899. -
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nnAsoNABLE AND UNREAsoNABLE..


washington. May Apples In the
ozark Fruit region are subjected to
both reasonable and unreasonable
freight rates. according to & decision
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today.
Ozark Fruit Growers ORGANISATION
against the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco and other railroads. The COM
mission decided that the rates on APP
pies FROM the Ozark region in Mis-
souri and Arkansas to points In Mis-
souri,. Tennessee, South Carolina. Gsor-
gia, Florida. Alabama, Mississippi and
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he giriS Tar the further study o. bird
1ifs and ~ further the cause OF greaf-
~ profession for the birds OF the
state
Yesterday Vas the second time BIRD
Day wss celebrated BY the schools In
this state and, Although being started
msreiy e o. sentimental proposition.
much intsrssts and enjoyment Is afford-
ed the children. who are brought, IN
this Why, In closer touch With the
sweet voiced, bright colored songuters
of the ffeidx and forests.
Mr.. 0unnels stAfsd last evening that
his department had issued fully 1000
Of the booklets on birds and
from the demand and the. letters he
had received he judged that the day
was very extensively observed.
0rpheum shows psctures both estsr-
Z. 80.
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NEiss Mccormick contribates IsAsrallx
to BufIafmw

to BuiIding.
Huntsville. May 4-(SpeciaI. )-rha
directors OF the proposed Y. M. C.. Al.
met last night and made. more ambi.
tious plans for a home In Huntsville.
I Cyrus II. Mccormick. president OF
the International Harvester Company.
of Chicago. was present. and stated in
behalf OF his sister. Mis- Virginia Nc
Cormick. that she would contribute
literally in addition to the $4,000 she
has already given II the people Of the
city Will give $4,000. The offer was
accepted and the directors resolved to
build q $4,000 home.
The campaign for funds waa begun
with renewed enthusiasm today and
the larger portion OF the necessary
funds has already been pledged.
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f,oufs,ana were not unreasonable. The
rates on fruit from the same region
10 points In Oklahoma and Texas were
held to be unreasonable and the rail-
roads were directed to correct the In
edualitiea
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. ID
burden, Mr. and Mrs VIII seliere invite
YOU 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs. e. Dur
den A. Mt. Carmel Cemetery this A. ID.
AZ II o'clock, Mt Carmel. Ala
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TYPEwRITEns AND REPAIRS

WIN SELL. rens, buy and sxchaaaa ai1
makes % typewRlters seeRAeg and Fep&ir-
plan, soathsEn [ypswFiter HxeAaness Aons.
gemcRya -
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0rpheum sure givez you your mon-
ey's worth and thea sOnae for 8 eenta.
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ron sALE-RRAL ESTATE.
MUL1TGRAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIONS., etc. q faesisnAse oe peeesst
typewritinR desc; ne4Hee AAe a1arefssa ~.
s "sssS 1Ss,rS6 81 + nAsass zypesTIsss g.
fifss NAfsoaat 8aAk BIS -
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TURNITURH.

PuRHgYTuRE-Wo pack and ship yeur far.
nitnrei We reRAlr aAe FsfiaasA EoaF fMrn3.
slFa bso. 3. Wrags FusnituFe CO, ahens
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LosU Partnership

The undersigned announces the formation
Of . partnership tor the General practices et
the Law, under the firm name Of
Coleman. Dent q Well,
offices, 500, sos. SOC. 907. sos. SIC. skx,
First National Bank Building, Montgomery
Ala.
PHAREs COLEMAN.
8. H. DENT, JR.
LEE II. WE'LL
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Statesmen wANrrD-You can BE- z hsgh
grade travelling salesman anu secure good
position. No experience required Travels
ing salesmen earn from $1,000 to eio.0ee O
will train you by mall IN eight weeks 20 be
. reel salesman and our Free Employment
position. Big demand faE our GRADUATES
Plenty OF good openings. Write nearest Of
flee today, for full particulars. Dept. a6a-A
Chicago. New York. Kansas City. Minneap-
oils San Francisco. --B
sALEsMEN selling Shoe, furaiturs dsalsss
department stores Nanufactuasd produst
sideline. No samples. Good aarnmission.
Box 7k7 Richmond. Va. --@6t
wAMrED--1S experienced smsaasaaa IN ".
ROSS parts eg tbs STATE 20 sell cur lean Gen.
tracts; good eemmiaelans etweMs ea1al %. ~
First National Baak Eids. MenssoinaFy,
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0rpheum shsvvs psctures both eater
taining and irstructav~. See thsm-
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EEVGRAVTN0

WANTED-You to illustrate your Ads. Wtth
oar cuts; they aAd - Per cent 20 tia
attFactivenOss Of any Cd: talk Il ovoS with
TIE ADVERTISER EngraVinS Company.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

WANTED-Partner with to s thousand
dollars TO join in established electric light
and gas business; good proposition for right
party, for information address Manufacturer,
care Advertiser. --11-St
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WANTED-BOARD on ROOM

WANTED-By young man. board In private
family, close IN. rate must be reasonable
Am easy to please. want q home I am
tired Of boarding. References Furnished.
Address .'B. A." care Advertiser. Is
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WANTED $4,000 on property worth efo0.o6
wanted $4,000 on property worth S1TS0.oo
Interest per cent Montgomery Abstract
Company, First National Bank Building.
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wANTED-To exchange a good room roe-
tage in good location for a vacant lot n
any part OF city. BOZ IS. --G-fi
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FOUND.

FOUND--Gsntlemen's suits 500 cleaned and
pressed; skirts TSc; club $3.50 includes
steam cleaning and buttons on. Sou. Dye
Works. over Mays Bakery. --1e
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wANTED-SITUATToN.

LADY teacher. graduate twelve ysars' ex
pertence. with life certificate Aesires position
in one OF the State High Schools. Address
Teacher. care Advertiser. --e-we-thu-sat-al
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FOR RENT.

WE have an entire floor for the packing
a nd storage Of furnituge. Insurance carried
on same untu Oct list Wolff Fur Co
-11.tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ABERCROMBIE Produce Co. moved to II
\. Perry. Vegetables and poultry; eggs 2OC
dozen; strawberries poe quart; butter zoe
pound. Phone 4sI. -2S
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WEAR-PRooF Hosiery. guaranteed to wea,
sig months and International Underwear
sold direct from mill 10 wearer, by j. q
WiibanlSs. p. o. BOX &i7, City. --ls-7-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-06
ROOSEVELT IS BUSY.
Continues His Efforts TO Prevent Anti
japanese Legislation

Washington Feb 6-President
Roosevelt Is by no means relaxing his
efforts 10 prevent anti-Jap panese legis-
I1riou n California and Nevada He
had conferences today with Senators
vada- and persisted il his representa-
tious 10 them that the situation would
become critical Il their states insisted
IN legislation that would be insulting
to the japanese whom he referred to
as acting with dignity under the strain
The two senator's agreed TO continue
Cheir efforts 10 influence the Iegisla-
uures Of their states against action Of
auy sort and went away from the
White House and sent kilograms to
the leaders OF those bodies. urging
postponement for the present OF any
legislation
7 feel that we ought not to try to
resist the strong appeals OF the chief
executive said Senator Flint II
agree with him that the time IS mop
perfume for legislation and am going
10 do what 7 can to help him in his
efforts
4 shall use the wires freely to
reach nv personal friends and urge
them 20 indefinitely postpone the sep7-
u school provision and all other laws
I do not see how we can do anything
else no matter what we personally feel
at this time The president i talking
IN the interest Of the nation at large,
and I am sure that CaHf0ruia's patriot
ism will care for the nations interest
before her own