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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
NAARRLAGES ANb PEATTIs

by Frank Stuart Ford. pastor First Christian
church. Raymond Hunttey Parsons Of Berke-
ley. Cal. and Ruth Amanda Bliss OF Los
Angeles. Cal
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a saturday-sunday Trip

Have you been over the Ocean Shore
RafIway-most wonderful scenic route
IN the world Time table page Is.
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LOST AND FOUND

DRAFT No. I9s04. for $l25. dated July l. 1900
drawn in favor OF Jerome E Csssimus. unin-
dorsed. All persons cautioned against nego-
tiating same.
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FARMERS. MINERS.
CHORElIEN AND BOYS.
-r-r-1-- 80


CHORENIEN AND BOYS.
HAY AND HARVEST HANDS.
8 haying hands. Tgn rakss, mowers. etc.
p harvest hands. sack sewers. s1-75 to 80
and found
s tsamstsrs. haul hay, So and found.
3 teamsters. haul grain. $50 and found.
sc pIOw teausters and men 70 cultivate. $50
to s. day-
g farmers. steady places 81 eounries INIT
farms. vineyards. etc. 80 $50. so % So ID
Al ehCremen and chorstoys. private places.
ranches. good steady places, SO. So SD 70
I mixers. same place. So and found
IS mixers. other Jobs. different counties. SO
10 S45 and fozud
COOKS-LAUNDEY HELP
BAKERS-BUTCHERS. ETC-
Cook country hotel. $50 and found
Cook hotel. near city. SO and found
Sausage maker, country - wesz -,
Baker. Oregon. So week; pastry baker. snail
place. country. $40 and found
3 bakers other shops. SIS 20 SD week
5 bakers helpers. IS TO SO week and found
washer and starcher. 75c fare. Sl5 week.
laundrymen. country, S2n week
cooks on ranches snd hay Dressers. $50 10
cocks helpers. power company. $40 and "a
porters. country hotels. SIS % $50 and found.
Il kitchen helpers. dish washers and silver
men. city and country. S25 and s55 and found.
elevator boys. $50
cans. Spanlards. etc-- % work on railroad
ouarries factories. power companies. ranches.
etc, wages s1-T5 70 S2.25 day, many of them
free fare
c.n and resd our bulletin boards: work com
ing in By phone. telegram and mah al day
MURRAY & READY.
11th and Market SIS, san Erancisco-
18th 81. and Broadway. oakland
2d and sts-. Sacramento
-
ture machines: salary s3S per week 81 10
Gust av. OF Van Ness near .feAIlisrs--
YOUNG men wanted to learn telegraphy; wire
less telegraphy, railroad and station seEyiees
day and night. sessions 2o4 Hibernia build
lng. San fra1clSc0
APPRENTICES WANTED
~.-.-...,,.- ,-,--------.--->-
an apprentiee under contract position guaran-
tel after serving I'm tire. Bog z9i9 can
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES
AA-S2OO buys the best : chair shop: chairs Ay-
draulic. al furniture 6-Sr class. cheap rent
so5 Potrero sv- near 1sth 81
BARBERs-The following SECOND HAND
GOODS are a few BARGAINS We have 70
offer No. $50 Eoken Hydraulic chairs in
leather SIS each: No. 149 Koken HydrauIic
chairs IN plush. SO each. No 149 KOken Hy-
draulie chair IN leather. SO. KOCH PEDES-
leather. $50 each, KOCH REVOLVING and
RECLINING CHAIRS new learheretre uphoi-
steryl. $50 each: I Barker CHAIR. HX-
DRAULIC taewl. original cost So, our price
$40. I BARKER VIBRATOR. 10 A. c.. $50.
Several WASH STANDS (single and double
with combination shampoo faucersf. from s.
up also MIRRORS. SITTING CHAIRS. CON-
MODES and other fixtures AZ very low prices
Call and see these goods II interested.
OECkELAAN BROS NC. l02 Turk Sc
BARBER SUPPLIES
References desires
steady work from noon 20 evenings Box
4742- Call Office
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday.
1732 Ellis 81 near Steiner.
Continued to Next PaEs
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nIvInENn NOTICES.

OF THE ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
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AIARiN-SONOSIA
FARE PAID.

MARfN-SONONA-
FARE PAID
20 Iabo-srs. $50. fare paid
ORERS-TEAMSTERS
warehouses. construction and al classes W0rz.
81 70 Se-75 day
50 teamsters. city and county, 81 10 81 30
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN COM
PANY. $50 California st--A dividend for the
term ,ading June 80, 19O9 has been declared
at the rate OF five (5) per cent per annum on
all deposits. free Of taxes, payable cn and after
July l. 1909. Dividends not called for are
added TO and bear the same rate OF interest as
principal WILLIAM PARDY, Secretary.
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FOUND-BeautifuI lodge medal. Finder can
have by proving property and applying
at The Call lost and found bureau
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APPRENTICES WANTED

EXPERIENCED watch maker IS willing 70 take
an apprentice under contract position guaran-
ted after serving I'm tine. Bog 2ol9- Cau-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

5 T. To SANTA CRUZ
OCEAN SHORE R. r. FREE FARE
LabOrers, drillers and reamsters.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04
Public Gale.

will offer for sale at public auc.
ton ON N.Y. farm IL miles NORTH,
east OF Surrey autd 10 miles north
west OF Norwich on Sc IA 1o-155.s1
ths fo'ovfne described property on |
Friday. March u, 1909:
! bay mare weisat 1900 lbs 1oI
years Old; l grey mare years old,
weight HOO. with eoal: bay mare
wdsht 1900. grey mare, 10 years
3D. weight 400; grey mare VT.
1900; srs1 colt coming 2 years
Old; bay colt coming 2 years old;
roam colt ooHiag years old. Il
cot comiaS year; / white COW
Will be tresh In spring; 1 red and
white spotted cow, will be fresh in
spring; 3Aeia'er calves. set Of
double work. harness; set Of single
oussy hernesb!; 2-year Old male
nos; 8 brood aows will farrow this
spring; 7 nasrsw tire wagon; 1
boat; McCom lick mower; Deer
Ign mower: :Thomas hay rake; /
10 gallon cooked; harrow cart; 1
washing machine; l 20Eallon water
keg; water barrels; : disc har-
row; I hay buck: Minnesota
Special tanning mill; 1 16-ft. Pin.
hog trough: i 31gauon barrel Of
machine. oil; 4 nhsw Deere 14in gang
plow, used days; 1 su1ky plow
with breaker bdttum; 1 beef scat.
told; Tray in stack; 200 bushel Of
oats and other articles too numer-
ous TO mention.
ssle will commence At 10 o'clock
q. m. Free lunch served at noon.
Terms Of sale Credit until Oct.
!. 1909. 'Ntahout interest II paid
when due. e not paid when due y
p er cent from date Of sale. Sums
s,f $1,000 AMI under cash. A discount
of 10 per cent for cash Wei be CIV.
I en-. No property to be removed I'M.
til settle q for.
F. H. BRADLEY. Anctioneer. D. n
shDrb END Son, CLERKS, D. J. Btocher.
Owner.
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NotIee Of sals.

Notlee Of Gale.
Notice b hereby given. that By
virtue Of Z Judgment and dsxes
IN foreclosure, esadersd ana given
b. tho distrtcs court Of the eighth
judicial diJtriet in ana dor tie
county Of Ward and state Of North
Dakota. and entered and dookstsd
IN the once az the clerk Of said
court In and for saiA county on the
lsth day Of Esbruary. 1908. in and
action wheratn ]. G. Holbeook, plain
til. and oustae A. Dahlvie, defend.
ant, in the favor Of the said plain.
TN and against tho said defendant
four hundred sixty-nve dollars and
twentyone cents, which judgment
and decree among other things
directed the sale BY me of the real
estate hereinafter described. to salts.
" the amount Of said judgment, with
interest thereon md the cost and
expense Of such sale. or so much
oeresi a the proceeds Of such
sale Applicable thereto will satisfy.
And BY virtue Of q writ to me
issued out Of the once Of tae clerk
OF SAID court in and for said county
OF Ward. and undG the seat Of
SAID court, directing me to sell
said real ssaats property pursuant
to said judgment and decree. /. s.
A. sorenson. sheriff Of said county,
am person apppinted BY said
court to make said sale. will sell the
hereinafter described real estate to
tns highest bidder, for cash. 1t
euhhc auction, at the front door
q the court aouse in the city of
A'not' In tho county of Ward, and
state OF North Dakota, on the End
DAY of April, A. D. 1909, at two
. CLOCK p. IN. Of that day. to salts.
~ satd judgment. with interest and
ooeIS eae1eoo, and the cost and OK.
oenses OF suca sale. or SO much
eaereot as the proceeds OF such
applicable thereto will satisfy. The
premises to be sold as aforesaid 2ur-
suant to said Judgment and decree,
ana to said writ, and to this notice,
arc described in said Judgment, de-
Gee and writ, as follows. to-wit:
Tue east halt of thu northeast
quarter (E IL Of NE 1-4) OF sec
ton ten (1o) township one hundred
afty-six (15e) aoren. Of rang, eighty
eight, (ss). west of tho Fifth Prin-
opal Meridian,
.E.... 8. A. Sorensou,
Sheriff Of Ward County, N. Oak.
BY o. r. Neisch, Deputy.
Ben 3. Combs. Attorney for Plain.
en' Donnybrook, NJ. D. 2.25 IL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04
Administrators, Sale

l will sell at public auction At
the late residence Of Michael Nc.
Grath on NIB IA. sec. p, tvv. 154,
range 81. seven miles soutbwest Of
Minot, on Tuesday. March ., 1909.
commencing At II o'clock a. m. ths
following property:
One white horse, weighs $500. II
years old; one bay horse, weight
1ao0. II years old: one black mare,
weight 1900, Is years Old: one
black horse, weight 100. 1 years
old; one bay horse, weight 800. u
years old; one black yeariing colt:
one COW, years old: one three
year old neifer, two twcyearold
eifers, one pig, about 20 chickens,
one bob sled ami box, one wagon
and rack. one CassopColis drill, one
"A in, flying dutchmau gang plow.
one walking breaker. l drag; one
mower: -, one Deering binder; one
hay rake; two sets harness. one
tanning mill. one heating stove, one
cook stove, one grid stoe, about s
tons hay in stack. Other small ar
ticles.
Terms of sale. All items Of 30
or under. cash; on all sums Of over
SO time till October LIST, with ap.
proved security and 10 per cent In
terest from date Of sale. On sums
Of over so. 10 per cent discount for
cash on day OF sads.
Free lunch at noon. Bring cups.
Clark Hovey. Admlnistr2tor, Ell.
tate of Michael Mc0fath.
C. w. Moore. Auchoneer,
The county commissioners VIII
meet next Monday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

Chilcot postonice has been discon-
ainued, and most Of the c,2tsons now
get their mail at Ross. AN. u.
a. J. De Lance win grow thirty
acres of corn at Ross. and will seed
a number Of acres to the famous
Silver Mine oats.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

! In Investigating the ofhces Of the
secretary Of state, the committee
finds that the state has been paying
exhorbltant prices for some Of Its
supplies. A bill for about 1880
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

The Daduhan Hotel burned at
Canio. AZ only dozen people were
in the place. obey ala got out and
no one injured
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

J. G. Kane Of Russell will raise
lot Of bog onions this year and
will SOW his hast years potato pstch
to clover. Good @or Kane.
Women have been given tie rteht
to vote in Sweden. .
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04
) 3 nuB TO RIM > .

A couple Ct midnight hog thieves
entered the WIscA slaughter mousse
one night last week and helped
themselves 70 a 4lV pound hog. It
appears that ne providers nuVcaer-
al the hog and divided 1t. This it
appears is not the first instance OF
this nature. tor butcher Larson Of
Mohan was taken in the same man
ner short time ago. The above
happened in lle .u"A !. -,L~.1.4...
A thorough search will be made and
II the thieves are caught no eQpense
will be spared TO bring them to a
term in the county tail.
The fourteen year Old son Of MI.
and Mrs. Rounds. who lives i've
miles south Of TaSus has been miss.
ing since February 18Th. On rlts
above date Ibis father sent him to
Gown with load Of wheat and in
structed him to buy groceries with
Gde proceeds. He arrived in Tayus
aA right and disposed OF the grain
during the day. and 2ut big team in
one Of the livery barns and since
'rhat time mo one has seen him. The
supUosAion u that he took . we&
bound train for parts unknown
The boy had a good Eeasaat nome
with his parents WHO are at loss
20 account for his leaving and are
grief stricken over the amair.
Evan J. Wancoet, and several
others in the vicinity Of Ross have
retained John J. Coyle, the promin.
ent Mnot attorney to defend fore
closure proceedings brought against
them by the United States Land
and Investments Company d Mlnot
Fae same company is naw fore
closing on some seventy fanma in
apountraal county by advertisement.
Attorney Coyle has secured in1unc.
lions for his clients compelling
che loan company to toeeclose in reg.
ular manner BY action. The out
come Of these cases will be watched
with considerable interest a, a|
nice question Of law arises in the
case,-whether or not the organ
lzation Of Mountran county has
sudaci entiy> advanced to oar tho
sheriff Of Ward county from selling
at moctgaged foreclosure sale, land
lying in Mountrail county, and
whether the publication OF notice Of
sale must be made in a Ward ooun-
ty or Mountrau county newspaper.
The Palermo Standard says that
the 500 Line intends to take al
hand in the poiitical destiny OF rae
future affairs Of MoutraA county.
The 500 will build an extension
from Plaza, and along this PROOFS.
ed line, nine outuf the eleven Noun
trait county officers were spodnseL
There is now a CORPS Of SEQ e0Kt.
neers at work, and are camped
near OF what will be the center
Of Montreal county, ct this stdnk .
town will be established and Will
be Stanleys most Formidable rival
for the county seat at the next
general election. i
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

The Kenmare journal made al ef-
fort to discover why the papers did
NOT reach the subscribers. It took
the matter up with the P. o. depart
ment.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

on the way home from a visit to
a nei9hbor last Sunday night. toe
cutter carrying Ed. Swenson and
his two sisters, Annie and Ida, near
Tolley, Suddenly struck a big rock
with such force as to break the
whypaetrees, throwing the occu'
giants out on the ground with con
siderable force. Ida escaped with a
tew bruises, hut Annie had her
arm ds1ocated at the eToow AMI
Otherwise sustained painful injuries.
Medical AID was summoned and at
the present writing she Is getting
slon9 nicely. Inc team was stopped
without getting away and the driv
eDcspeEi wat41out injury.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

Miss Gina Lem who died in this
city from a criminal operation was
a former resident of Rch1and coun'
~ and lived near Wahpeton.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

The towns along the 500 line IN
Ward county are wondering where
the proposed G, N. branch from
Aver to Winston will Cross the
500 line north Of Bismarck.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

"A Kenmare man while hauling
water with stone boat lost hs
footing ON the ice and was run
over with the rig and had his
leg broken at the ankle.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

The goat deal at Ryder is not over
yet, Fred Brandamull has brot an
action for $4,000 damages against
Peter RamDtad. Fred was one OF
the parties arrested in connection
with the goat deal. It has been re-
membered that Fred was not even
in town on the evening THAT the
goat disappeared from Ramstad's
SO It appears that Fred will have
some cause of action.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

There was a lot OF opposition
against co1ored man securing the
job Of carrying the mail at Sawyer
which goes to show that there is q
lot of people in that town besides
the Russian forces.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

worth Of supplies put IL BY Knao. 81
pen 4 LaNioure. the latter the son ii
of Jud Ia Laoure, and at present *
the chief deputy Of THE secretary ST.
OF state. seems to be away too high, fl
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

Mrs. Griffin who recently made
final proof on a quarter section
near the town of Columbus. and who
is said to be eighty years of age il
one of the livliest and mos en-
pertaining ladies in the state. SIZE
reals without the aid of glasses,
manages her own farm and drives
to town a distance of nine miles
whenever occasion demands it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

At Bowbells lemon pie was
served. It was made from lemons
grown entirely in North Dakota
and there are people VINO used to
smile at the statement that Month
Dakota was in the banana belt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

George Heublein, farmer living
in the vicinity of Ryder. did a stunt
at Douglas last week that landed
him before the insanity board in this
city. It seems THAT Geo. dropped
into the hotel in that town tor a
light luncheon and after drinking
a dozen cups Of coffee and some re-
fresnments he started in to tell the
natives about lbs fine herd OF
buffalo and wild horses and rne
GINNING of Moses. After While
the officers took him in charge and
brut 1lam in.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

A crew of Great Northern enE'
neers are reported at work on tle
survey recently made northwest
from Palermo. They are said to be
working back over the line and ex'
pected to reach Palermo within
few days. The great and everlast'
ing supply of fine water recently dis
covered in the Great Northern
WEN west Of the Palermo depot, Is
bound, in the opinion OF the stand
ard, to make this an important
Point on the Great Northern rail
way. - IL1
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

A Coteau man wtao has been TAX
ing the jag cure in the Fargo 1nstd'
tute has returned home and is de-
termined that he will drink water in
nhe future.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

The Ambrose Newsman and the
Crosby Review are in warm news
paper row. ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

Ftlanton "a to- have a new hotel
this spring. It will be three story
brick structure.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-04

The Modern Woodmen OF Molau
have perfected plans and specldcac
sions Tor a $4,000 opera house for
chat town to be built this spring.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-23
ROSE BREAKS
ANOTHER RECORD

San Francisco, Aug. 21.-Chicago
won. the athletic meet at the stadium
today, the athletes from the Windy
City finishing with score of SO
points, which gave them the victory
by a margin of four points from the
Olympic club. New York, with 81
points. was a good third, and the
Boston Athletic association annexed
10 points, although there was only
one man representing the Massachu-
sets city.
Two records were broken, Ralph
Rose hurling the 16-pound shot a
fraction of an inch over 81 feet, while
Joe Horner, of the Chicago team,
threw the javelin 149 feet, beating
the former record by five feet.
Roses record will stand. unless there
is something lacking in the weight of
the shot, but 1t is hardly likely that
Horner will get an official recogni-
ton of his American record throw
with the javelin, as the spears used
were not the regulation brand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-23

T. d. Taylor, Umatilla county's we'll
known and popular sheriff, and Miss
Claire Moussu, an equally well-known
young lady of this city were married
in Portland yesterday, according to
the best information obtainable. SO
quietly was the affair arranged and
carried out that even the relatives are
as vet in the dark as to the particulars.
Sheriff Taylor in company with
Deputy Wilson, left Friday night for
Salem to deliver a couple of prisoners
to the penitentiary. 1t was late in the
evening when the arrangements FOR
the trip were made and when County
Clerk Sailing was sought in order that
a license might be secured that Of
ficial had retired for the night. AL
ways willing to assist Cupid regardless
Of the prominence of the victims, or
time of day or night, he arose, dressed
and repaired to his office where the
precious slip of paper was made out.
! Arrangements were then made to keep
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-23
In Race at Rheims Yesterday
Lowered TiSSandier's Rec
ord for Ten KiIometerS.
HIGH WIND SPOILED
ELIMINATING TRIALS
Weather Delayed Start Until Shortly
Before Dark, When Calm Permitted
Daring Air Travellers to Start Forth
Six Great Ships Sailed Over the
Course simultaneously - BleriOt
Was I'm Contest.

Rheims, France, Aug. 2S.-The
spectacle of six aeroplanes simultan-
eously winging their flight in huge
circles near the plair at Bethany, here
yesterday marked the opening of avi-
alton week At the finish there was
great burst of cheers over this Won
derful and impressive exhibition.
Intermittent showers and high
winds prevailed and the eliminating
trials for the selection of the French
for the James Cor
don Bennett International cup which
is to be contested for next Saturday,
was spoiled. Only LeTevre with the
Wright bi-plane, Bleriot, de la Grange,
Esnault-Peltrie and Captain Forber
braved the gusty puffs.
Lefevre alone succeeded in negotiat-
ing the complete circuit of the course.
He remained in the air for l6 min
utes in a % mile wind. breaking the
speed record heretofore held by Tis-
sander, covering ten kilometers in
eight minutes and 55 AS seconds.
Shortly before dark the rain sud-
denly ceased and the wind fell to a
dead calm. The pilots soon were
busy in getting their machines out.
Latham was first away, ascending
high from the start. He passed the
cheering tribunes at a height of $50
feet. Lambert, Sommer, Cockburn,
de la Grange and Fournier followed in
quick succession and as Latham was
completing the first round, now at a
height of 80 feet, six aeroplanes like
seagulls were lowering over the field.
Fournier was first down, falling head
on in hay stack as Lambert swept
around into the second lap, his ma
chine seeming to cut brilliant rain
bow.
Meanwhile Lefevre started afresh
and was followed by Leblanc, Bu-
nau-Varilla, Tissandier. Forber, Bier
lot and Paulham, until the air SEEM
ed filled with mammoth birds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-23

Elizabeth, \. j., Aug. &c. \.
Fowler, formerly chairman of the
banking and finance committee In the
lower house CO congress, who refused
reappolntment by Speaker Cannon, to-
day addressed an open letter to Can
non. He said: "Do you suppose sir,
/ didn't fully appreciate the probable
consequences of my act when under
took to secure a reform in the bank
ing laws? Do you suppose / WASN'T
aware of your ignorance. prejudice. in
ordinate conceit and favoritism? Like
all characters possessing absolute pow
er, malice is the handspring of your
every action" Fowler then recitei
that Cannon had opposed Fowler's
plans to avert the panic in nineteen
hundred and seven. He said: You
literally hooted the idea of panic
coming. You said in an address
What in hell does this bowling street
amount to- The country don't care
what happens to the damned specu-
lators. Everything is all right out
west. around Danville. Fowler then
accused Cannon of conspiring with
Senator, Aldrich, against the house
tariff. bill. He said 81 have gone
| into these details to lay bare your con-
temptible, false pretenses. to expose
your duplicity, treachery and perfidy
to the legislative body over which you
preside"
He concluded his excoriation with
the statement that If the republican
party wins the next congressional elec-
ton 1t will be upon the grave OF
"Cannonism''