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COST OF LIVING
WILL Be HIGHER
AFTER JUNE 50
INCREASE IN RAILROAD RATES
ON VERY NEAR EVERY PRO-
DUCT WILL CAUSE PRICES TO
MAKE ANOTHER ADVANCE.
BY Clyde n. Tavenner.

Washington, June 7.-Indications
are that the time is not far distant
when railroad rates must be made a
political issue.
This is foreshadowea by the fire.
quency with which railroads are in
creasing the rates on foodstuffs, and
the absolute helplessness of the pub
lie to get satisfaction through the
government.
After June 80, 1910, every house
hold in the land will face a higher
cost of living as a result of increased
railroad rates on sugar and coffee.
Nor is that all. It is understood to
be the plan Of the roads in the East
ern Trunk Line Association to make
still more far-reaching and general
advances in freight rates to become
effective on September 1. The pro-
posed increase, it is said, will range
from per cent on sixth-class freight
and 20 per cent ON the first three
classes of freight with corresponding
increases on commodity rates.
It is estimated that these advances,
| if made effective, will add over $780,
| 00O,OO0 to the revenue of the rail-
| the pockets of the shippers of freight,
| but in the end the consumers would
have to pay it in the increased cost
| of goods over the counters. AS the
| only possible way to get redress from
! the railroads, the shippers are petit
| tioning the attorney general to prose
| cute the railroads for violation of the
| anti trust law. But nothing will come
| of this.
1t is recognized by rate students
/ that the American public does not be-
| lieve in the persecution of the rail
| roads. They are the arteries of the
| nations commerce, and no one
wishes to see them hampered un-
necessarily The people are also de-
sirous that the railroads shall make
a reasonable, even generous, profit
on capital actually invested.
I On the other hand, however, it is
| beginning to be realized that rail
| road corporations should occupy a
somewhat different footing from
| porations. They have a taxing pow.
er which is being abused and which,
/ if the railroads persist in taking ad-
vantage of the helplessness of the Ill
| innate consumer, must ultimately be
curbed in some way. While the pub
| lie is willing to have railroad inves-
tors make fair profit On capital in
vested, discomfort is being expressed
| because the railroads are forcing the
people to pay millions of dollars an
! nually as interest on alleged invest
ments that exist only in Imagination
| and are represented by nothing more
material than watered stock.
| The government is helpless be,
cause it can not say when a rate is
excessive. The government does not
know the actual physical value of a
single railroad in the country, and
| therefore the interstate commerce
commission can do little more than
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08
Saved From Awful Death,

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A. d.
Mcdonald, of Fayetteville, N. c., r. f.
d. No. s. MY sister had consump-
tion,' he writes, "she was very thin
and pale, had no appetite and seemed
to grow weaker every day, as all
remedies failed, till Dr. Kings New
Discovery was tried, and so complete
ly cured her, that she has not been
troubled with a cough since. It's the
best medicine | ever saw or heard Of"
For coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma,
|croup, hemorrhage, all bronchial
troubles, it has no equal, soc, $100.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Pen.
sacola Drug Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08
DEMOCRATS HOLD MEETING:

Little Rock, Ark, June 7.-Tillman
Parks, of Lafayette county, was
chosen temporary chairman by the
Democratic state convention which
met here at noon today. Without
taking a recess the convention pro-
eeeded to elect permanent officers. S.
NJ Taylor, Of Pine Bluff. was selected
as permanent chairman. and 7. W.
Campbell, of Pocahontas, was elected
permanent secretary. All of the Off
GERS named are administration men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08
Out cf the Mouths Of Babes.

Little Margie's mother was playing
one of Wagner's most strenuous pieces
on the piano, and after she had fin
ished Margie asked: Mama, were
you playing piece or busting the
piano."
Little Joe-Mama, wish you would
lend me SO cents.
Mama-What do you want it for,
dear?
Little Joe-Uncle Tom Is going to
give me bird dog and want to buy
a cage for him.
Minnie, aged 5, was spending week
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WALTON COUNTY .

DeFuniak Springs, June 7.-Seven
precincts out of twenty, including De
Funiak, give Broward $40, Taliaferro
14S. All precincts except Freeport
show Broward gains.
Laurel Hill, June THE vote OF
precincts heard from follows: Laurel
Hill, Broward Ga, Taliaferro 2; Dor.
cas-, Broward 27. Taliaferro Z: Crest
view, Broward %, Taliaferro Is; Mos
sy Head, Broward II, Taliaferro 1;
Milligan, Broward 25, Taliaferro 6;
Freeport, Broward 80, Taliaferro So
Estimated vote % per cent@decrease
from first primary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08
FIRE DAMAGED
JEWELRY STORE

A fire of unknown origin was dis
covered by some boy shortly after s
O'clock last night in the rear of the
Fried jewelry store, 216 South Pala-
fox street. The boy informed Officer
Clarke and the latter. verifying the
report, sent in an alarm from box 10.
The fire, small at first. increased in
size rapidly and the walls were con-
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in the country, and heard her grandma
say the hens were not laying as we'll
as they had been doing. well, don't
worry, grandma" said Minnie, Il
s'pose they got tired of laying and
thought they would stand awhile
Chicago News,
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avoid a conflict with witnesses who
had been summoned by both bodies,
that certain other evidence was being
sought and that the attorneys for the
Kellner family had asked for time to
familiarize themselves with the case.
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INQUEST TO BE HELD.

Louisville, KY June 7.-Coroner
Duncan today announced that he had
prepared the inquest into the case of
Alma KelIner until tomorrow. Sew
eraI reasons were given. 1t was said
that the grand jury would investigate
the case today and it was desired to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08
Broward Nominated
For u. S. Senator

Continued from First Page)
ange, Putnam, Bradford, Dade and St
Johns counties. The entire state
vote will reach about $4,000, the
largest vote ever polled in Florida.
RETURNS AT JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville, June Returns re-
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CALHOUN COUNTY.

Mariana, June -Four precincts
in Calhoun county give Broward 1874,
Ta1iaferro 133 Jackson gives Brow
ard 800 majority.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY,

Tallahassee, June 7.-Franklin
county complete gives Broward $40,
Taliaferro 176.
Apalachicola, June 7.-Apalachicola
votes for Taliaferro 159, Broward 1877.
Carrabelle, June This precinct
gave Broward SO, Taliaferro II.
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Tampa, June 7.-Thirty-one out of
"A precincts in this county give ITALIA
ferro a majority of 233 over Broward.
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Walton COUNTY

DeFuniak, June Thirteen pre-
cincts in Walton county give Italia.
ferro 1876. Broward 425.
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D,SOTO COUNTY,

Arcadia, June 7.-Seven precincts
give Broward SO, Taliaferro 290.
Broward's majority will be over three
hundred.
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MARION COUNTY,

Ocala, June 7.-Thirteen preCincts
out of II in Marion county give Italia
ferro Ala, Broward 534.
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COUNTY.

Gainesville, June 7-Twenty-one
out of 25 precincts In Alachua county
give Taliaferro $50, BroWard 621.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08

DeLand, June 7.-Thirteen precincts
in Volusia give Broward 497, Italia
ferro 4S4.
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JACKSON COUNTY.

Mariana. June .7.-Seventeen pre-
cincts give Broward 1858, Taliaferro
719. Four more precincts yet to hear
from that are for Broward.
Eight out of twenty-one precincts
give Broward 475, Taliaferro 300.
Precinct No. gives Broward ISL,
Taiiaferro IS.
The vote in nine precincts fol-
lows:
Sneads, Broward SO, Taliaferro 81;
Dellwood, Broward 81, Taliaferro So;
Cypress, Broward 40, Taliaferro 81;
Bascom, Broward So, Taliaferro 80;
Compass Lake, Broward 8, Taliaferro
81; Cottondale, Broward IA, Taliafer-
70 %; Greenwood, Broward 81, Italia
ferro 10; Mariana. Broward ISL,
Taliaferro rs; Afford, Broward 8,
Taiiaferro l3
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siderably damaged, although the fire
chief had no report of damage to
stock. Just how the fire started
could not be explained, but it had it's
origin in packing which had come
with new stock, recently arrived.
Added to the excitement incident to
the election, the fire created no little
liveliness on the streets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-08
SuMTER COUNTY
VOLUSIA COUNTY.

Wildwood, June This precinc'
gave Taliaferro "a, Broward 212.
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GADSDEN COUNTY.

Quincy, June 7.-Seven precincts
out of Is gives Broward 400. ITALIA
ferro 1S3 The same precincts in the
first primary gave Broward 344, ITALIA
ferro 1873.
Tallahassee, June six precincts
in Gadsden county give Broward 35S,
Taliaferro III.
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HOLMES COUNTY,

Westville, June six precincts
out of twenty-one. Nos. 1, 7, 8, II, -,
Is, gives Broward 342, Taliaferro 1874.
The following results in Westville
precinct, No. IL: BroWard 81, ITALIA
ferro Is.
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be reelected but wants popular endorsement In announcing his can
elected by direct vote His commnds the
can platform 1908 and declares for tariff imports strong
banking regulation interstate shippers
alike
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Cypress, June 7.-Precinct No. 10:
Broward 40, Taliaferro 27.
Crestview, June This precinct
gave Broward %, Ta1iaferro II.
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MADISON COUNTY.

Madison, June 7.-Returns from
two precincts out of twelve gave
Taliaferro 100, Broward 1876.
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SANTA ROSA COUNTY.

Milton, June -Four precincts
give Broward 304, Taiiaferro 1873.
Bagdad, June Vote of Bagdad,
Santa Rosa county: Taliaferro So,
Broward 81.
Milligan, June 7.-Broward receiv-
ed As votes, Taliaferro received 6.
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PUTNAM COUNTY.

Palatka, June 7.-Eighteen pre-
cincts out of twenty-six gives Brow
ard a majority of II in Putnam coun
ty.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Chipley, June 7.-Eleven precincts
in Washington county gives Brow
ard 80, Taliaferro 1872.
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ceived here are as follows:
PaIatba, Putnam County-Nineteen
out of twenty-eight precincts, ITALIA
ferro 500, Broward 353.
Chipley, Washington County
Eleven precincts, Taliaferro 1872,
Broward 80.
Live Oak, Sewannee Ccunty-Four,
teen out of twenty precincts, Taliafer-
no 632, Broward 403.
Lake Butler, Bradford County
Eight in nine precincts, Taliaferro
667, Broward 311.
Lake City-In seven of the eleven
precincts, Taliaferro 421, Broward
222.
Orlando-Twenty-on out of TWEEN
ty-four precincts, Taliaferro gets 81
majority.
Tavares-Twelve out of twenty-five
precincts, Taliaferro 2S4, Broward
236.
Dade County-Two precincts miss
ing, Taliaferro ASS, Broward 679.
st. Johns Coutny-In nine of the
sixteen precincts, Taliaferro 531,
Broward $50.
Tampa, Hillsborough County
Twenty eight precincts, Taliaferro
1854, Broward 1896.
Clay County-Five out of eleven
precincts, Taliaferro 157, Broward
I'll.
ST. Lucie County-Ten out of 1874
precincts, Taliaferro 173, Broward
364.
Madison County-Two precincts,
Taliaferro 1874, Broward 342.
Lake County-Incomplete Italia
ferro 331, Broward 294.
Duval County-Complete, Taliafer-
70 2433, Broward 1927.
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LEON COUNTY.

Tallahassee, June 7.-Taliaferro
leads 81 votes in Leon county with
the bulk of vote reported. Broward
carried Tallahassee by one vote.
Precinct No 6, Leon county, gave
fourteen votes for Taliaferro and
three for Broward.
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UUVAL COUNTY.
Jacksonville, June City vote
complete gives Broward 1889, ITALIA
ferro 2056. Gain of 327 for Brow
ard over first primary. Indications
are that Broward will gain 400 in
county. Returns received by The
Metropolis show big gains for Brow
ard all over the state.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
HlL0 GUARDSMEN
WILL BE INSPECTED

Especial bulletin Ccrrcspondence.)
IllLO, Nov. 2S.-Captain Fet,er Of
the local company of the National
Guard, has been notified that Lieu
tenant Pardee, U. s.. A., is coming
from Honolulu next week to inspect
the company and award prizes. The
inspection will take place on Thurs
day, December s. ...
The local company wcat through n
regular inspection last February, but
the report of the inspecting officer was
not accepted by the authorities, and
for this reaaon no prizes were award
ed. The inspection on December &
will take the place OF the one which
went for nothing, and Lieutenant
Pardee is taking the prizes with him,
so the gallant defenders of Hilo will
be sure OF landing them this time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
Protection FOR
Child IS URGED
Grand Jury OF Hawaii Would
Punish Negligent
Parents.

llll.O, Nov. 2S.-The grand jury
completed its work last week, after
having worked from Monday until
Saturday morning On Tuesday u
partial report was filed, and on Sat
urday morning the final report was
made and the grand jurors discharg-
ed
The partial report was as fol-
lows:
We. the grand jurors, beg leave
to report that we have investigated
exclusively the circumstances sur
rounding one of the cases committed
to us and we find that that portion
Of the charge made to us by Your
Honor covering juvenile cases is
true.
I'VE therefore recommend that the
Legislature of the Territory of IIa-
wall be requested to enact laws GOV.
ering the following:
THAT where the parents of de-
pendent or delinquent child are at
fault and such child is placed in
the custody of another, that said
parents be made to pay for the care
of said child and further, that said
parents be punished by fine or i'm
prisOnment."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
WHAT CRESSY SAYS
ABOUT THIS CITY
Noted "VaudeviIIian" Pays
Glowing Tribute to Pleas
ureS Of Life Here,

VIII NJ. Cressy, one of the brightest
IF the big O:pheum circuits vauda-
Vile stars, where he works In
double" with l}lan he Dyne, has writ
ten to a friend in Honolulu letter
that contains tribute to Honolulu
worth remembering. Cressy was
here year ago and never forgot his
visit. He says:
Honolulu still remains the one
spot on earth that Is continually
calling us back; we are nomads,
wandering about over the face Of
the earth. ever restless, ever willing
ana anxious to move on; we are al
ways glad to get to pla es and just
ms glad to leave them. But the one
and only spot we want to go back to
Is that God blessed little wart of
coral of yours, sticking up so pertly
out of the sea. And We are contin-
ually planning. weeks, months and
years ahead, To so arrange our tray-
cling that we can come back" We
don't just know how, nor from which
direction, we shall come to you, but
within the next two or three years
we shall come.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
GIFTED ARTIST
BACK IN HAWAII
Theodore Wores Here After
Absence OF Years-Wiil
Exhibit Paintings.

Theodore Wores, artist, teller of
tales through the power and delicacy
of his gifted brush. is back in Hawaii.
Eight years ago Mr. Worcs came to
the islands in his neycr-ending quest
of the new, the picturesque, the s,rik-
ing in life and color and beauty. A
Ulysses in the field of art, he has
wandered over the world, seeing with
the eyes OF a painter subjects and OBJ
jects that would escape anyone else.
From the brown mat-makcrs of Sa-
mOa to the gatherers of the purple
grape in ancient Spain, he has taken
types ana transferred them to can
vas with Il sympathy and n technical
perfection that has won him reCOgni-
ton all over the world. Mr.. Wores
IL as much at home in London rs in
New York, or in New York rs in his
acknowledged home, San Francisco.
Now after eight years Of absence
from the islands, he is back for a
visit. This time he brings bride
They were married three weeks ago
in San Francisco, and Mr.. Wores
brought her here to see the scenes
and people he Used to paint.
Since he lett here, the artist has
spent large part OF his time in the
United States, though with his usual
thirst for wandering, he made trip
to Spain and painted some of the
splendid scenes OF Grenada lie has
been dean Of the Institute of Arts in
San Francisco for three years. The
institute is affiliated with the UniNcrg-
ity Of California.
An exhibition of Mr.. Woras' spIen-
did paintings will be given at the
Young Hotel beginning next Tuesday.
Forty canvascs will be hung, group
OF portraits, group of Spanish
scenes and a group of South Sea
scenes and types. On Monday night.
before the formal opening, the can
vases will be on private view to in
vited guests. The exhibition is to con-
tinue for two weeks and Is under the
auspices OF the KiLph.una-A rr League.
Mr. Wores is perhaps best known as
painter Ol the Japanese and of Jap
anese life. His excellence in this is
recognized universally. He is a gifted
writer as well as painter and his
sketches of the people he has visited
have appeared in several of The most
authoritative American magazines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30

Mrs. ingalls,.
Queen of the Night" from THE
Magic Flute" ..... Mozart 1850
Mrs. Allen.
Rondo Capriccioso. ...... Saint SaCns
Mrs. Ingalls,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
TWELVE CONVICTIONS
FOR THIS MAN

Wahilani, n Hawaiian, was ar
raigned before Judge Lymer this
morning upon u charge of drunken
ness. Without consulting the fam
Gus filing case" containing the rec
ords OF Honolulu eX-.anks. which had
been installed by his predecessor,
Judge Andrade, the court imposed Il
fine Of five dollars and costs
An inspection OF the card that bore
the name of Wahilani showed that he
had been before the Police Court on
an even dozen previous occasions and
arraigned upon the same old charge.
Judge Lymer then TeOpened the case,
rescinded his former decision and
sentenced Wahilani to sixty days at
the city and county bastile.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
BtNE CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will play this
evening at Aala Park at 1880 O'Clock
as follows:
March-Thc Free Lance ...... Sousa
Oyer,ure-The Monks Dream safroni
Finale-The lluguenots =. Meycrbeer
Kahuku and Waimea ....... Berger
Vocal-liawaian songs ar. by Berger
Intcrmc2zo-The Gigglers 49,, Haines
Ballad-Kauiolani ..,.... Scott-Niau
March-The Spirit of Liberty ..Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
itch RELIEVED AT ONCE.

That terrible itch disappears with
the FIRST DROPS of ID. d. d. Pre-
scription. 1t kills all skin disease
germs instantly, A soothing, healing
lotion, used externally only. Homo
lulu Drug Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
MAUI TEACHERS
ELECT Officers
Association Meeting Is Very
Profitable and Outsiders
Are Interested.
especial Bulletin ccrrcspondcnce.)

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
WAlLUKU, Maui, Nov. 20. - Tho
annual meeting Ul the Maui Teach.
Z. : Association was held at the Wal.
luiu Public SCohOl yesterday. There
were thir y.iive teachers present. Wv.
ing to the breakdown OF Principal
Macdonald's machine. the Lahaina
teachers were not present. The meet.
ing Is declared to be one of the most
successful ever given by the Maui
teachers in the interest of education
Many visi ors were also present who
took great interest in what they saw,
and were made better judges of the
excellent work now being carried on
in this county by the teachers for the
benefit of the children. There were
demuns,rative class work in phOnic
reading and story telling. The fol-
lowing program was carried out very
successfully:
Roll Call.
Singing-Amcrlca ........ Teachers
Address The Efficiency of the
SCHOOLS ......... Mt. .topellnu
Glass Dcmonstratiom--Sto Work in
Grades III and lV....Mrs. Austin
Glass Observation-Disclosures Number
Work, Grades III and " .....
........ ........ Miss Orchard
Glass Demonstration Reading,
Grades III and w ......Mrs. Wells
Music.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-26
new SERIES
OPENS TODAY

Today new season of the Eastern
Carolina Baseball League opens with
Raleigh at Wilson, Wilmington at
Goldsboro and Rocky. Mount at Fay
etteville. Owing to the waning inter
est and poor attendance due to great
difference in the standing of the clubs
the season has been disastrous and
it seemed last week that the Whining
ton and Raleigh clubs could not con-
tinue the season, but first Wilmington
and Saturday night the Raleigh club
secured the necessary financial back
ing and the league will continue in
tact.
Fayetteville will be declared the
winner of the first series and the
winner of the second series, if other
than Fayetteville, will play the High
landers for the pennant. The stand
Arg of the club at the close of the first
series was:
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-26
Stockholders of Peoples Bank Will
Pay All.

Raleigh, N. c., July 25.-In discus
sing the situation as to. the closing of
the Peoples bank of Chapel Hill, clos
ed by the state bank examiner a few
days ago, a member Of the corpora
tion commission said that it looks
hks that with close management by
the receiver the depositors will get
all their money. However, it looks
like the stockholders will have to go
down in their pockets for an amount
of money equal to the outstanding
stock in order that this may be done.
This is under the operation of the
act of the last legislature making
stockholders liable for double the
amount of their stock in the event the
interests of the deposftors become
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-26
Roosevelt May Get Air Ride.

New York, July 25.-When Theo-
dore Roosevelt had chance to dive
below the sea in submarine he jump
ed at It, now he has an invitation to
skim the earth in a aeroplane.
Clifford Harmon, the wealthy anna,
teur who makes daily practice flights
at Mineola, L. l., said last night that
Mr.. Roosevelt is expected at Mineola
on August 19 to lay cornerstone
that it was generally understood he
would motor to Hampstead Heath te
watch the flying and that he was sure
of an invitation to go up, if he wish
ed to try the sensation.
Nothing would please me BETTER
added Harmon, than to give the col
onel his first ride in an aerOplane. ant
if he comes here I hope I shall bt
able to induce him to let me take
him up.''