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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
10 Bueolue Circles,
lNnAknEnn MnNa j

When J, a naAey. member OF
he jury heprine Cha tcallmnny In the
lrial of tae Wlgesiel sisters. last even.
lng asked Judge Kipa % 80 excused,
nleading that he had 10 so home anl
MILK The COW, there was litter IN
i.n cunrl room
Judge m como RIGHT back said
ir Bailey
G, $ Gaigcs, aH3lhef Juror rose ~
$50 ieet ica have COW lhat
needs msiklpW sal Gaines 70 ne
ialep
Judge King smiled frcai ,ho banca
fie wns about % excuse enc "m M,
mixers when ll occiured 10 him lhas
4 was not necessary 10 keep the luI
setbel ani ~ were allowed . ~
70 ihelr homes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
LOST Cold hoed rimlasa apect clas
black easp reward al this Office
sAILs uNDeR A Aoopoo

Continued from Pace one
ier The New Jersey s0othsayer. hal
hnsied himself b. announcing thai
the Fitzpatrick was to sink on Feb
riiary " The men are an more o.
tess snuersiltons. and the prophecy
worked on them unpleasanl'y
clalrvoyants Confirm sunerstltlon
Many Of thcm went TO Sixth avenue
eiaAVoyants who took pleasure IN
findlnc out what the boys were afraid
Of and connriahg their vorst super
cations. Then the women found II
uut ami the remarkable outburst OF
emotion, even for the sailing Of an
army ship was inevitable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

that the present legislature Is draw.
lng tc ! cl,se the lnal day a adjourn.
meni being NOT much more than two
weeks on Tho ladies' VII give an en-.
ler' alnmeut fcf the wives Of the hex.
lslalca aud state officials and visiting
ladies IN The city on Tuesday eaxi at
ihe home Of Mrs. W T.. Rhodes, s2s
Fast Noble ayenue. Al homo cards
have berl iasiQd ny tle Federation
pbcul tvD hupdrol having haen b %
ont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Malaria Makes Pale siekly Children.
The old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drlyos OFT ma
lafin aud builds up tie system gof
grown people and children, s0c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
save Money by Buying Cnamberlain's
Couuh kemedy

fou will pas jus as much for 4 bot
le Of Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
4 Tor any Of The other cough medicines
at you save money lA hnylng IL The
avlng Is IN what you gen, not what
on paE The suretOcHFeyou quality
; In every bottle ol this romedg ami
ou get good results when you take "a
neglected colds often develop eea0us
onditinna and when you buy a cough
Medicine You wan 10 be sure Won are
setilHg one that VIII cure your cold.
'hamberlalns Cough Remedy always
cures Price p and 50 cents 4 bottle.
For sale by G. Il Reniio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Why not use Chamhefialns Hlni-
nent when you have rheumatlsmg wa
feel sure Tint ihe result viii be pr3mnl
and satisfactory Il has eased others
why no' youg Try H. Il costs bat q
tfill PFicc rs cents; large size, 90
CENTS For sale ~ G. K Reniro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
Womane Maaaxine.

Ne r 3 nrgeon publisher 4
the Oklahoma Lady. womaas month
iF maea1luo published al AtdnlJge
has seld lhe a gazine 70 Mis- Frahl
luc aud II h Ete, Wh3 viii con
inne lhc CUB en- iQu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

\ is rnmoied that President R0osel
teli may be called t0 testify In she
lgwn i0l eases Tho delendansa say
laef viii Sielt 70 show the preslaenf
kHew e F9s conditions Ii The creek
nation when ne approved Che ren0rt ci
United States Examiner Dudley F9nlk
nd VIII allese tn accusai obs afosp
from 4 ppliut nlol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
s.aHnsmHa ERissa sn's 9saasaB
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Ray Fitzpatrick. who has been iu
the Santa Fe service at Arkansas
civ has ben promoted 70 dry ticket
agent al the Union station in Guth.
higkly cmiwgp cmfwgp mfwyp wyn
ric ilis home papers speak n highly
complimentary terms Of Mr. Fitzpat
rick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

James g Rohb, of Wichita. formerly
Of Kingilsher, ana who was mixed up
u the Capitai National bank iAimfe Ia
This city Is q Republican candidate far
mayor 0l WIehlta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
kNocKsRs 70 ENrEaTAlN TAFr


lralaaatl Bel a. praaldcne Al
Taii received manf trllea AZ tie ren
senee q hlH hsafher today ~ wi
s. hN llHfef l tie k
kiah l0Niai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Mia. j. W. Nlihiuhon is recovering
from an attack OF iOnsllltls
Luther Tarrents q Leader carrier
d seriously III
John TroadNell an attendant in
tae senate cloak room was found la.e
yesterday afternoon in a serious con.
iNiun He suffered much TOR h9ifa
from ptumaine poisoning from eaiiaR
salaion ne recovered late last nlgn,
and WIS able % relume his ulles lhis
incoming
Judge u O. Baker Judge Of the
erlminRl court Of appeals, has recoN.
erred ffem d several days attack uf M
grippe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The Acorn club met Thursday With
Mra l a. lluehos cn Easi Logan
avenue Mrs Hughes was asst ted
h entertaining the membela b Mes
DANES sohlterg, h0asen aha Good
Win TINS house was decorat with
American Beauty rsges ana ferns A
Washington program was carried
30 n conjunction With the regular
work 81 IAe club 4 DAINTY luncheon
was served BESIDES The club MON.
te.s IN Attendance the hostess had as
er guests MeMames Headlps Book
Turner Chas BllllHgsley AMI II 4.
Smith ol Kansas CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Mrs. Redwina. vile eE eenai0a Eoa
WING gave luncheon ii ile lenc hla
|afternoun complimentary to Mrs
FOalafd ~ MeAles;er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

higtly cmfwW cmfwyp mfwvp wyp
ric ills home papers speak N hlHhl}
complimentary terms oi Mr. Ft2pat
rick.
Judge J. Il. Raker Of the criminal
cenlt Of appeals has returned from
81 basnes trip TO Muskogec
luige Waiter A. Ledbeiter came up
fr.I Aidmore laat evening
,C1L Clarence D. Douglas is over
~, Muskugee viewing che lagisla.
tuf proceedAgs
S 4ofelary j Il Mich. of the bolf6
ol regents fer tho state nurmal schoo
laa this morning FOR Weatherfurd te
attend meeting Of The hoard there
today
hubert Dunlop. ol Newkrk. presl.
deaf Of The board Of control insane
asylum AZ Ft. supply. Is hers looking
after the appropriation bill for the
institution before the legislature.
Attorney John y DuMars. nf Okla.
honia City Is a Guthrie visitor.
Mayor John h Miller. Of Norman.
Is Guthrie visitor he Is attend.
lrg a meeting Of the board OF regents
Of the school Tor the deaf OF which
be Is president
Senator Clarence Davis has return
el from the s0rrowlul mission OF
which ne was sent BY the senate "a
accompany tbe remains Of The late
Senator Gee. o. Johnson, g lows
for burial.
Mavof Frank = stearnf. Of shaw.
nee Ia IN Guthrie looking after The
Tecumseh contest faf tho county scat
ol pott county
Mqyur D. N Kensall Of Sulphur. "
n Guthrie visitor Mr Kendall has
been elected to this position FIVE
times.
selnf = 4 W.4seu N lla koil II
The guest q friends
Expelesate John I.eahy Is here
from pawhuska +.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

TO AN AMERICAN BEAUTY
My love sa rose
A perfect flower.
Her beauy grows
With oyery hour
And when she smiles
a fragrance rare
My ecart begulles
With visions fair
And when she pouls
Al me forlun tf
! nave no doubts
Aaoal tho thorn.
Hlankeney Gray
Mrs ID S Pines arrived this morn.
Inc from Kansas City TO Join htr bus-
band OF the plpes-Recd company az
the Hotel lone Mr. Pipes is here
looking after the adoption Of ihe 1908
statutes BY the legislature.
Among The thoroughly enjoyable so
clal events of Thnrsday afternoon
was The Bridge Whist luncheon given
by Mrs, N y, Trapp at her home COG
East Cleveland avenue. The hostess
was assisted by Mesdames Ruehi Has.
kell. Ham Gee. Claude Sltterly aud
Misses Cabali and Ilagar IN entertain.
Ing her aueslA Tho house was artls.
lically decorated. The dining aud re.
ception rooms with pink carnations.
drsperles and place cards carrying
out Tho color scheme The guests
were given pink Carnations as fav-
Ors An elegant tffec course lnncn
con was served Six tables were alltd
gs A spifite game % bridge Mrs.
Harry Beeler Winning the first nrize
anu Mrs. +. D BroNnlee the oongoa.
lion nrlgel The guest lisl included
tne following .gHk
Meslanien q iN. TfaslJli Nhue'
Tia koll, Ham Bee. siiterIy Canton,
Beelar Price Best. Redwine Stewait
rhomns, Ngel. Oakes, Gouldlng
Frenhln DOYLE. Kelley, Morris Lui
cas-. Sturgeon, Pipes comel liildreth
Aniernon and corlla, aud Misses Cas-
aH and Ilegar
MIS-. VIM spurlsek was hdsiels g
ihe anlhrIe Whist club members this
afterno0n
The Waa side S. c e. q hold
nensfial 8efyices lar The hia Frane
ee Il. WHlare This evening 10 the
West Side NJ y church.
Miss Jane ilagara puplle give re.
gltal this evening a her studio. Alb
Eaat Clevelani avenue.
Following + tlng Of The exeon.
tive hoard with aTskW d Reed The
East Side w G r u. heia q profit.
able meeting this afternoon ~ the
home 81 Mrs B J Waugh io3 south
Broad street
The pupils of Miss Cornne steven
assist hg pupils 81 Miss phillips
class IN el0e0don. win give q reclil
tomorrow afternoon ai 3;s8 o'clock al
lha studio 0u East Qtlahnma aveaue
81 are ceHaially lnYted
The famous CueIfxion Of Christ
noW on exhibition ID Guthrie received
The silver medal from the geqnd salor
II Paris The iudgsa aho awarded thi'
medal we're. Moisa9ner. Hngueren
and peni Con@ant The iudeps wal
awarded che bronze modal % tht
| Village Blacksmith. by Ijarber dc
Nareau were Constant Jerome and
i.ailreaa ull narbY" bg Rosa Ban
henr tecelged Honorable mentions d
J 1885. and hung IN The Louvre eishla
feafs. Tha exhibition e,aAea ~ 4
,. a February 2ath Don't fall tp
aas Il visit
The engagement q Miss Virginia
HeanyaaH u W. Avery Carr has been
nrannce1 MIS- Pennywell whose
ome s al W0shug'cn. ILL.,. was f1f
faflFh resident 0f Guthrie and " well
nnen among ihe Vsurger set MI.
at cle lime ellis editor af morn.
ne paper. IS nos assistant ieiegferh
ediisr 81 the ST Louis Gl9ba.Deaio
ras
The City Federation Of Gu.hie e
elgaYs uD and doing Il moves With
tue popular chord and does much tow
ffle unbafdinf lhe daplial city Nau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Judge J. Il Baker Of the criminal
cetnt Of appeals, has returned from
s. haslnes trip TO MuskOgec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The dance given hy the Catholic
Ladies' iaat evening proved SUCCESS.
Forty couples were ID attendance
The buffet Luncheon served by Misses
Folas and Hagaf aud Medanek
frapn and hcNuil Naa appreciated
ly the guests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

After weeks NJ IN the city With
George Anderson -Al Miss Mary Gas.
~. Mrs. r.. Best returned 70 her
home IN Oklahoma city last evening.
Parties wefe given Monday Tnosday
and Wednesday afternoons for Mfs.
Best
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

ltsige Waiter A, Ledbeiter came up
fr a Aldmore last evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

FOR RENT.-A fine plane. VIII rent
hy the month 70 reoponslbla pafty
Address apiaRc' care Daily Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
on!Y onh aekoMo oulNlNE.s

That Is LAXATIVE nROMO QuIN
INE- Look for TIE signature Of Z ~
Grove Used he world over TO Cure b
Gold ia One Day. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The Rooney Money Shas that cnt
lcyed the southern hospital ~ 81 ibe
home Of MISS Beas GaAo Thursday afs
lernnon spent 4 Pheasant AT ifa01u AZ
aye hundred The house was prelt.ly
decorated In pink and blue, the cnlor
scheme being carried out with Rink
carnations and blue place carls. with
the same color IN drapeflel Misc Ma.
thalia Wrigh. wa The club prize ald
Miss Rhcudy tho guests prize, aa
guests Of the clrb were Masdamcs
Charles Greer and LYmpa Graf aad
Misses Florence Hodge, Rhpady Ell4.
aheth McNea and I.1ulRe Wais1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

sC1L Clarence D. Douglas is over
lp 4 Muskueee viewing the lesisla.
tuf proceedngs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The City Federation Of Guthrie Il
elgays uD and dolHs Il moves with
tue popular chord and does much tow
frss upbeiding ihe capital city NsW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Mayor John u Miller. Of Norman.
Is Guthrie visitor he Is attend.
ms a meeting Of the board Of regents
Of the school Tor the deaf Of which
be Is president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Mrs u S, Pines arrived this morn-
Inc from Kansas City 10 Join b,'r hus-
band Of the plpes.Reod company az
the Hotel lone Mr. Pipes is here
looking after the adoption Of ihe 1908
statutes BIZ the legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

erelary j L. Mitch, Of the bolft
ol regents fer thc state nurmal schoo
ias thls morning FOR Weatheriurd e
attend meeting Of The hoard there
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The engagement a Miss Virginia
aesnyaeH d W. avery Carr has been
'nnannce1 Miss Pennywsll whose
loue ls al washington III. was f9f
taflFa resident 0f Guthrie and " well
n0Wn amdng ihe esurger cot MF.
90 rle Time cliY editor af . morn.
re paper. Il nos assistant lelegranh
edfisr 81 the ST. Louis fll9ba'Deaio
rat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Attorney John y DuMars. nf Okla
homa City Is Guthrie vislter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19


Mrs Henry + Newman was hosles
70 the o. ". +. cluh lasi evening al
her home, 500 East Cleveland iveiiua.
The club Is composed cf lha married
members Of the Kimona club and their
husbands comprising elght couples.
The house was nreltily decorated Tor
aC oettslqn The Haatime OF the
evening was high fiye at which tnrec
tables were tilled The club prize
wa won by MIS-. Henry Thompson. a
dainty three course luncheon was
served Those present were Messrs.
ART Mesaames ! y Morris Estiie Wat
toni Henry Thompson. Claud gittarly,
Georgs Willis The guests OF The club
were Nh and Mrs. Frank Post and
Miss Gertrude Hunt
After pleasant visit ln he city
with Mrs Charles Seely. on West No.
Vie avenue Miss Pearl Farrar returned
90 her home ~ Arkansas CITY last
evening
Mrs, Roscoe plety is entertaining
lef sister MiaH tie tie Abbott ~
Wichita. Kensag
Mrs. A n pieiy 10 yisiing friends
10 San Antonio. TeNss
Whnt promises TO be one Of thr laai-
lng social funciians Of The SEX inn
viii DC tho entertainment given bg
Mrs w. II coylo aud daughter Mfs,
Lymon Gray Monday afternoon ut tha
Hotel lone when they will entertain
about two hunared guests. including
wives of The members Of The legisia.
urre and state ohclpls Invitations
have been issued f9s tha event.
The second OF series Of pleasant
card parties was given BY Mr. aud MUS.
L. spurriur "Wednesday eVermg IL
their hCme on East Warner avenue
complimentary 20 out Of town guc8ts,
At progressive high five Mrs pgenl8g
Price made the ton score ana Allg.
Harry b Newman the second iwenty
guests enjoyed the hospitality OF The
Eosi and hostess during The evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Robert Dunlop, of Newkirk. presl.
dent Of The board Of control insane
asylum AZ It. supply. Is hcra looking
after the appropriation bill for the
institution before the legislature.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
ACRITELLI is BROKE"
Tammany Coroner and Nominee
Has Signed 47cay All His Pay.

James E. smith, as counsel for Giovanni Sanfra-
tello Italian shoemaker OF No. 200 West 91st
street held inquest yesterday in the City Court
on the departed and lamented fortune OF Coroner
Peter p. AcriteH The latter. who is on the Tam
many ticket for reelection, examined in sup
Elementary proceedings before Justice ConIan for
failing to pay a Judgment for $224 Al obtained by
the shoemaker on a note given by the Coroner for
money lent. Acritelh under examination said that
he had no bank account and money. that he
had Just gone through bankruptcy proceedings. and
in fact. had signed away his salary for October
November and December to pay another debt for
which he gave notes.
Coroner AcrtteIH borrowed the money from San
fratello on July "A last giving demand note. He
bankrupt then. Sanfratello demanded pay
ment the note on August "A. but he says the
Coroner, who apparently had prospects. asked him
10 wait until after election. which the shoemaker
refused TO do The latter sued In the 5th District
Municipal Court and recovered judgment. Sanfra-
tCllO then obtained the order to examine ACritelu
in supplementary proceedings.
The Coroner under examination yesterday told
how he had spent his September salary OF $3.50.
He paid 500 10 Rocco & NIarasco on a note. $50
went to his stenographer and 500 to his tailor for
two suits OF clothes The rest went for other
In answer 10 questions OF his lawyer
Acriten said that his salary for the rest OF his
ofncial tenure mortgaged 10 Rocco & MarRscO
bankers. at Houston and Mott streets. from whom
he borrowed $4,000. assigning TO them his salary
and giving fifteen notes for 500 each. He had
paid 81. 400 of this indebtedness he sald and stn
owed $500
AcritelH was in the banking business in 1906. and
in 1907 into the real estate business, which
venture a failure.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
NO ACTION ON JUDICIARY.
No Quorum at Bar Association s
Committee Meeting.

Albany. Oct. Although the New York State
Bar Association at its last annual meeting amended
It's constitution, empowering a committee 10 pass
on the fitness of judicial nominees and TO condemn
unfit selections action will be taken this year.
The committee appointed by President Adelbert
Moot, pursuant 10 the amended constitution, met
to-day. and after four hours session adjourned
without taking action any Of the nominations
made.
The committee held its first meeting in New York
September 27. but only nine of the twenty-seven
members attended. only ten members were in at
tendance to-day.
Announcement was made that Mr.. Kellogg Of
Watertown, who has been active in opposing the
reelection of Supreme Court Justice Scripture of
the 5th District. failed in his attempt have the
committee oppose Justice Scriptures candidacy.
The committee meeting" said Richard L. Hand
chairman of the committee. was attended by ten
members and there was discussion Of the vari-
judicial candidates. The final conclusion was
that there was too much doubt of the right of
such small number of the committee to act in d
representative capacity, and there seemed to be
justification of permitting a minority of the
mittee 10 act as a quorum. In view of the fact
that such small number Of members attended the
committee meeting in New York and here. it was
decided that it would be useless 10 call another
meeting of the committee in the hope of getting n
quorum so that substantial action could be taken
any question"
In letter TO the members Of the association
Adelbert Moot, president said It the duty OF
this committee 'as far as possible prevent the
nomination election or appointment OF unfit or in
competent persons to judicial office in this state; to
aid in securing fit and competent judicial officers;
10 condemn unfit selections when made"
The committee consists of the following mem bers:
1st District-Louis Marshall, Adrian H. Joline
and Robert Grier Monroe.
I'd District-Wiam y. Dykman James Mckeen
and Henry W. De Forest
Sd District-J Newton Fiero, Marcus T Hun and
A. T. Clearwater
4th -Distrct~Richard l. Hand, Ledyard P. Hale
and jeremiah KeCk
9Th District-Virgil X Kellogg, William p
GoodeH and W. Z. Prescott.
9th Dstrict-James Dougherty, Edward G. Heren-
deem and Frank Irvine.
9Th District-John D. Teller, Edward Harris and
Piny T. Sexton.
9th District-Simon Fleischmann, Frederick Il
Church and Stafford r. North.
9th District-H. T. Dykman Frank B. Lown and
William Nanamee.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
EN-. sHEPARD's CHANGE OF FRONT.
He Once Told Gaynor He Had No Right to
Political Nomination While on Bench.

Edward NJ. Shepard, who nominated Justice
GaynOr for Mayor the Tammany ticket has
not always held the views he enthusiastically
makes public. Time was when Mr.. Shepard was
several degrees cooler than Iukewarm on any
proposition couple the name Of Justice Gaynor
other holder of judiciary Office with candidacy
for political end" The enthusiasm displayed by
Mr. Shepard in opposing Justice Gaynors political
activity fourteen years ago has now been trans
ferred the field OF activity in Justice Gaynor's
behalf.
1t was at a meeting of the Democratic party Of
Kings County, Familiarity known as .'the
Shepardites." October % 1895. that Mr. Shepard
made speech of dignihed protest against the
present Tammany candidate for permitting the use
of his name while on the bench for a local nomt-
nation not judicial" At that meeting Mr. Shepard
said for Justice Gaynor's delectation:
You can rightly achieve political end how
ever right and say 1t with all due Difference
while you remain justice OF the Supreme Court
Mr. Shepard's speech made that meeting was
in part follows
say now, and say sincerely. TO Judge Caynor.
Nou have rendered great public services While
you at the bar YOU demonstrated vOur abflit,-
and your honest zeal III preventing public wrong
doing You have in high degree. many of the tai
ents which ought TO belong political character
the faculties, believe, make a great magistrste
But you have no right while on the bench directly
or indirectly. to make partisan political appeals
or personal attacks, permit your friends hOWever
you may hedge about your acquiescence TO make
YOU candidate for local nomination not judicial
Permit me. with real difference. TO saw that
friends do more injustice 10 yourself than Ia arv
other still they do the greatest wrong to me
q ADMINISTRATION OF justice and undermine the Dro-
found esteem in which our Judges ought 70 he
held. ~ w
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
R. I DEMOCRATS NOMINATE ARNOLD.
Remainder Of Ticket Named by Acclamation-
General Bravton Arraigned

Providence. Oct THE Rhode Island Democratic
State Convention nominated the following ticket By
acclamatiOn to-day;
For GOvernor-OLNEY ARNOLD. Providence
For Lieutenant Governor-THOMAS A. CARROLL Prov
tdence.
For Secretary OF state-FRANK E FITZSDIMONS. Lin
coin.
For Attorney General-JAMEs A. WILLIAMS. Provi-
dence.
For General Treasurer-EDMUND WALKER. s0uia
kingston
\ Iong arraignment OF General Charles F. Bray-
ton. the Rhode Island Republican national commit
teeman. and denuncauon Of his alleged nhuence
the politics OF the state occupied the greater
part OF the platform adopted Il also declared thA'
the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill was the most cur
rageOusly unfair tariff enacted by an American
Congress-" demanded the election Of United S'aiss
Senators by popular vote and declared In favor G.
a federal income tax