The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-09
"What's The News?"
The Gist of Things For Busy Readers.
ny CLARENCE-A. POE.

IA are glaa 50 see that the President has issued
4, statement 1armly commanding the work Of
Forester Psaohot and the country will not lose
IA service x this grea, leader in the conversa-
tos Of our natural resources. on the other hand.
- note w,h much regret tha; the President xill
,sroca,e the ship subsidy bill in his message 10
a. usrt Congress- Vicious IN ita principle az spo-
aA vrivilcge. the measure Is the more ludeteu-
snle because Al American merchant marine could
be qzlckIy b4slt up By simply removing the ex-
.essivsy hsEh tarir Shtch aow prevents the Amer
cazs from purchasing ahlpa abroad
Tie Democratic City Convention 81 Ne~ YORK
Aas nominated Judge Wa. Gayaor Tor mayor
Judge Gayaor Is a Democrat. bu; has pursued a
-atAcr independent course AID recently announced
Anael. as az independent candidate for mayor
Ess enforcement ay Tammaay mar ueaa - q
straight Tamrany man could not DO elected
zayor % New YORK Il Ia thought By some tha;
Judge Cayaor hopes To make himself a s~coaa
Roosevelt ~taa.ag tho .eaderaA.p OF hla party IN
New YorE state. aaa then the Presidency Tho
Democratic Party outside % Nsw YORK cl,y
amounts TO very little In he Empire state. aad
a great party conference 10 consider Tho situation
waa held seek or tao axn Tho dlagracs Of
corrugt Tammaay Leadership haa probably aoa-
more than anything elao 20 check Democratic
growtA In TIE State Nor can the party hope to
regain prrat4gs by an aacerta4n. cuorl~sn policy.
aroalag the greatest issues OF the day a thsH
eontereuce ae~mea 10 Plaza for
Quite hard fought aaa spectacular pol!tlca!
ocntest ~ill 30 that In Ohio nc1t rear ~hcn lad
nua Harmon seeks reelection az tha Democratic
agnnee Tor Governor Harmon waa elected Gov
sraor las, year by a majority Of 10000. although
TAR carried the state by 81 900 Naw tho death
II Iaha = Johnson I~avea Harmon 'hs mnnt con
splcnous probable Democratic nominee for tho
Prrslaeucy IN 1919 and tn" viEnr ~lth which hla
friends arht Tor his reelection Governor aeKt
rear all bc a4a,ched by Tho visor ~tth Rhtch tho
i4enda u ~ TAFT all asAt agalna, IT. They
Zee! tAai ,Aay inuat carry Tafta home state a
vaa!cA,lou Of bis admnlnt ration. and also TO pre-
v~ai Ha-.non's becoming formidable Prrnidon-
trial rival Mr. Harmon ~aa Attorney General in
cierelaad.a Cabinet from 1926 20 1897 and in
ao~ slrty three years old
Aggressive Atlanta al~aya alert for advcrta-
ag planned las, peek loint tariff debate be-
tween " II Bryan and Senator J. " Bailey Of
Texas Bailey accepted. but Bryan declines on
the ground that Il might affect party harmony
The difference bct~e~n the tao men In in regard
10 admitting raw materials free OF duty. Mr.
Bryan a4racailug thln. while Mr Bailey oppose"
The policy aaa Insists that Il a not historic Demo
cratic doctrine In this connection. Il IL interest
lng 70 notrr nat Senator Cummins. Of Iowa. 81
Poets 20 A-rg 4p bis tow tariff nght. and ~ill
probably Pee he faYorite Of his element Of tn"
hepubucan PARTY for tho Presidency next time II
taere In ore. appoaluon To Mr. Tafts renomiha
ton
EA-Guee.. N.cn B Insolvency.. OF South Car
DINA dled week at the age Of afty-four An