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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
Taft GREETED
WITH SILENCE
BY CROWDS

ST PAUL. MINI. Sept 5--Dei-
szatss 70 the National Conserya-
non congress cheered for fully 30
seconds when President Taft enter
g ne convention hall today.
When the president left his train
lane0 persons thronged the streets
about TIE station After sporadic
ehserlng when he stepped from the
eaf. the crowd vas silent. and the
thief executive passed through sew
eIsi squares. the curbs lined with
slisag people.
TN president watched the Labor
AZ parade Twenty thousand men
ere IN line The marchers passed
ns reviewing stand silently.
10 many IN the audience at the
opening 81 the conservation con
fess. Archbishop Ireland's inyoea-
aoh vas fraught with Significance.
tod bleas the president His
eafaen 10 heavy. the way ofttlmes
e4fk. and the Polar star from which
ssiaes guidance sometimes is lost.
may God send him wisdom 10 do
h.s vii With rectitude Of purpose"
1oYernor Eberhart delivered the
epeaing addreBs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
Wilson Has Traded Your Votes to Burke

John L. Wilson has made his
trade aud Is out Of the senatorial
race. his withdrawal" marking one
OF the chiiliest chapters in. cold
blooded politics.
Wilson's swan song was ealculat-
ed 20 create the impression that he
made personal sacrifice OF HIS own
ambition for the benefit Of Seattle,
at the same time making Il plain
that william Howard Taft had a
hand IN the immolatlon.
Bus--what Inducements were Of
fered TO John l.. Wilson to make
this great personal sacrificed" Taft
and the interests OF Wall st. have
been uneasy about Poindexier for
a long time TAFT had grip on VIII
non because Wilson's brother is am
baHsndor 10 Mexico. II senate
seeking Wilson did not obey the
behesi Of the party chief the Off
cial head Of the Ambassador VIII
son might come off. Taft. with the
republican patronage. could also
hold out alluring Inducements. nice
choice appointments and the Ike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
WHAT BURKE GETS

The support in the senatorial
fight OF the big land. timber and
resource grabbers aud other power
ful financial interests. both In
Washington aud In the east. plenty
% money with which 10 finance hes
campaign. and the concession from
stand pat republican leaders that
he IL the ~real republican" candi-
date.
A quit claim deed 20 a perfectly
sound gold brick in the prospect OF
being defeated in the primary cleo
ton by Poindexter. and eliminated
from Washington politics.
The prospect. ~ nominated IN the
primary election. OF confronting a
searching legislative investigation
of Wilson's charges that he has VIC
lated the primary law and corrupt
cd the electorate Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
UNIONS in
GIGANTIC
PARADE

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-. av.rv craft and trade In Sc
- w.n .,artfnw for the Labor
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y sss Il, AN Il was for most
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A.sp' - - - -, ,s-..s ,,,e,,,s.i,e~ :,
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kaiN 49, = - -. 60.
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49, refssrv ~, 49,. nanm,s ,c,tae
80 wa ~e.os,r~ 80 a,rrevs
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spsss hnnarea ,na,,,s,.v~ nlt wor.s
~ read ~. mannar ~ shs
reszs' union p,,s they're NOS
vu<kinw sos5sw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
STATE or WASHINGTON.

4 y a
COUNTY OF KINGS.
Mrs. cathrlne Crosby. 51i e.
77th a.. Seattle, Washington, be
ing duly sworn, on her oath says:
made n contract with Hillman
in the month OF November or
whereabouts. in the year 1908, for
the purchase of two (2l lots in
Atlantic City. described as lots 20
and 30. block I, Hillman's Atlantic
City. The lots we're guaranteed to
be high. rolling land and dry.
/ paid on the same one hundred
forty.four dollars (siii.00l In in
gtallments before my husband
could tear himself away from
work. as bin distributor, 20 visit
the place He found that although
the Hillman sharks had described
the lots as located within three on
four feet from the car line, they
were really situated In an unim-
proved portion of Atlantic City,
about mile or so from the
station where the cars stopped.
He also found that a river ran the
year round over the lots with the
exception of a small space no more
than ten feet, on which stood a
barn fenced In, evidently erected
by the agency OF Mr.. Hillman, or
possibly another victim OF his vi
to dry up. Whether the river Is a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
HOT NEWS

All the Wilson supporters set up
an enthusiastic howl for Burke
when they learned that John l.. had
Withdrawn.
Every little boy in town Is just
tlckled 70 death because school be.
gins tomorrow.
Bound volumes Of Battle Creek
Posts letters 30 the public we're dis
trlbuted as Labor day prizes nj For
tuna today.
Col Roosevelt was met at the de.
pot in st. Paul by a delegation OF
Anti. Pinchot eonaervationists.
The Seattle Electric Co. paid all
itg employees overtime for today be.
cause they we're unable TO have a
holiday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
P oindexter's Election
Seems Assured

The straS vote IL on In f4iil blast
A vote was taken on She steamer
Indianapolis. which left Tacoma At
7 O'Clock this morning There were
81 voters aboard. OF these ri were
Tor Poindexter. IL for Ashton and
, for Burke.
A poll ~ Stuck precinct was
taken Friday. before Wilson with.
drew from the race. The result
was.
Polndextsr $40.
Burke 81.
Wilson ~.
Ashton ~.
polndextsr will hold his final
rally IN Seattle Friday night in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

LONDON. Sept b--Dick Stone.
worlds champion bulldog. con.
coded to be the finest OF his kind.
and valued al 100000 by his owner,
Walter JeffFies. Is dead IL Is be
lieved that a clot Of blood resulting
from a fan was responsible for the
death Of the animal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
CIGAR MAN CALLS TURN
ON BRIDE AND GROOM

They were both young and good
looking OF the girl even more
might be said She was a dream
They came into the city hall and
stood IN the corridor, looking about
surreptitiously.
Nick Tennie, the genial cigar
seller. spotted them at once.
you can't get II here" he called
as the young man glanced his way.
Cant get what here2" answered
the protector OF the fair one
"Aw, you know what mean. =
answered Tennie. and the couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
WHAT WILSON GETS

Brother Harry Wilson is 70 DO
retained as minister 10 Mexico.
where, as the representative Oh
powerful American financial IN
tcrests he and Brother John L.
are in position 10 demand political
consideration.
John l.. IL 10 be consulted" on
federal patronage, II Burke 10
elected senator. eastern financial
representatives trading in on the
deal an agreement 10 handle Pres
ident Taft" 20 this end.
Wilson Is 90 be left free. to do
tate local county. state and legis-
lafive nominations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

quickly moved on.
They went up 20 the comp
troller's office and learned the
whereabouts Of the license clerks
office. A moment later they APP
peared smilingly at the cigar coun-
ter. and the young mans hand went
down into his pocket.
Give me some OF your best; it's
on me. all right"
They can't get away from me-
answered Tennie, as he drew forth
box OF big Havanas. and the
blushing groom selected a handful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

second ehosre vote he thought
the people would think that he was
AZ least a nearlnsnsEcnt Then
Bryan aud Reseiie got together and
took away whatever second choice
votes Humphrey might have had,
AZ the same time. the standp@t
voters who hate n quitter" turned
on Humphrey and now WIN =.
who tried to play both ends against
the middle. IL whipaawed
Nobody loves an ex.cannen man
and "God Hates a Coward"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
CLOSE GAME AT
DuGDALE PARK

rsaFtIe hfhFtfd the HtufIhk m Iht
morning game AZ Dugdale's park
against Tacoma. when 10 the see
ond inning Seaton singled and Akin
brought him home with n throe.bag
ger.
In the sixth inning the feat was
repeated Kelly hunted and Weed
came through with a two-bagger
In the first half OF the eighth.
Schmutz. for Tacoma. made clean
home run, leaving the score. Seattle
2, Tacoma |, al the end OF the
inning
Seattle tied the game In the
ninth inning q TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
TRAITOR HUMPHREY in A HOLE

Rsxeile and Bryan have agreed 70
speak FOR the other for second
choice ReveIle win ark his friends
TO give Bryan their second choice
votes and Bryan will ask bis friends
to do the same for Reyeile
And thus. IN one fell awoop. are
the props knocked on; from under
Humphreys hope
When Humphrey deserted his old
sopgiving leader. Cannon. he
thought he could get the iusurFent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

HARTFORD. Conn. sept 3D.
Riyulefs OF water twisting through
the sticky mud OF the famous Char.
ter Oak park track today caused
the postponement until tomorrow
OF the opening Of the grand circuit
meeting here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
SWIMMERS RACE AT
ST. LOUIS TO-DAY

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept Forty.
four OF the best swimmers In the
country were scheduled to compete
this afternoon IN the national 10.
mile championship under the aus.
pieces Of the Amateur Athletic as.
ISOLATION over a course in the Miss.
iaslppi river extending from the
Chain Of Rocks 10 Eads bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

The influences and rewards Of WALL
st. are too many TO mention. Then
there IN to be considered the
recompense OF Judge Burke. for the
Judge Is no migrate. even IL he DO
a good trader. To put IL truly
II inelegantly. Judge Burke assured.
ly had 10 come through"
And you, gentle voter--where DO
you come int What have you gos
10 say about all this dlekerinp and
traffiekine7 is IL any Of your husI-
ness who gets elective and APP
pointive Officer Have you amy In.
tereats al stake?
Il appears not. Mr. Wilson. for
reasons OF bis own. has seen III TO
sink his personal ambitions, and
you are supposed 10 take notice ae-
cordingly. Mr. Wilson, for a con-
slderatlon. would have Judge Burke
United States senator. 90 that all
you who have listened 20 Wilson
must now hearken to Burke. WILL
SON TRADED YOUR VOTES TO
BURKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

WIN r. Humphrey. Of God Hates
Coward fame. IL In bad way.
There Is gloom. great gumbo
soba OF gloom. around the Hum
phrey headquarters In the Airing
ton hotel.
Ali because the insurgent candl.
dates for congress. Reyelie. Of king,
and Bryan. nf kitsap. have come to
an agreement.-the worst possible
agreement for the Marine League
Win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
oloFiELD RACES TODAY.
ff8F Unft a Prsaaf

new YORK Sept S.. with Old
49, 49, and Robertson among the star
s sfs OF the automobile races at
..ikh'oa Beach this afternoon. il
- NApeeted that a number Of the
1sek records would be broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

Dreamland rink Besides Ponder
ter there will be five other local
speakers. Thursday night from 5
TO 10 Congressman Poindexter viii
hold reception I'm the Seattle
hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept g..
General Ellis ". Goodyear, 50, rub
Der inventor. first cousin OF Charles
Goodyear. manufacturer of CONNER
ciaI rubber, Is dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
LOOKING AHEAD a BIT.

\ NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE 4
4 winner OF the Lang Kaufman \
\ battle tonight probably will 3,
: meet the winner OF the Lang 4
\ ford-Jeanette bout In Boston =
\ tomorrow night. jeanette \
4 weighs 100 and the bone 4
4 crusher" 1853. Both negroes !
\ are confident and are said to 4
\ be In excellent condition.
A Aktttt ttkS 49, 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

has clarified the senatorial situation
Ills support grange labor union will in body to
me Many Wilson the have TO
support Saturday and election IL assured VIII
carry Pierce county HUMPHREYS and Burke Will
King viii for and
viii conduct vigorous campaign Seattle and Tacoma
during the present week
MILES PoINDEXTER
4 4 A 4 4 4 = 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

The prospect. II elected senator.
OF serving as a messenger boy In
the senate for Wilson and his biz
business hackers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

G d. Hlmsn kicked Day parade this
morning HlmRn. with his efrontery
into the line Of march he
they began hiss him. changed TO
shouts Doyle attract.
ed by the noise A. he Hlman he ordered him
Himan left the line Of
aud Virginia with his head down the him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
News HOt OFT The Wire

tn, stars telseraphie news service covers
a. whole world. " you see II In The star
~ true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

HHIIFTIH8l WUIEhUl TTNHhf IIN'
CERT and Livingstone. Lapp, Douo-
hue, Ford and Sweeney,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05

Tell II TO The Star. The Star stands for
the peoples rights, and liant afraid 10 fight
for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-05
At Pittsbura.

Batteries: Harmon and Phelps
Lelfleld, Maddox and Simon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-06-16

Word has been received by Geo
Andrestta WHO came over from the
Dupopt tunnel yesterday. that the
w.ehsse,y ssr tl'e Aood~io con.
solid.ssd tuupel hAs been pufchas-
ed aud is.so b shippsti at once. air
Goodwin i pSw ip Nsw'fork CITY
bs. will h tess about the first Of
July wSss tbs work Of pdstips up
tls suussl p,.ss ~sll be puzzled for
<a,d .spidly Until che Hs ore shut
., 10 ossss 1siis ~ risobed
Tb. Dupont p-epls sss to be here
shortly spd will bsve their plant Of
u.ebine,y pl.etd ttit season. when
they propose to push the tunnel on
i.to ds,sos snd Esessary Mount
sius With all possible speed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-06-16
. 0rIf;E Is HEREBY GIVEN OF \ spE,'I,L
klTtUN1O aUTHOXIEE $, i.OCL IONDs

- AN1VON1O aUTHOKlLE s. i.OCL IONDs
S"tsca is hvsety givon to tho qualified ei-ctor.
~ So"oo' Di-trict No. of 0unuison County.
S*<sdo. that o., Mon isy ytl,n 1a.A ~ Of june,
- ~ N'1 ~ stsscisI uassting II - D,str,ct,
% ssld ~ The Stone SehoS isspse in the
s"" o. Css-.sd eutso, Gunuisou Counly CJio
80 Ihs 9uesIii'a of eo..trac .ing a bonded
Ss....1ts's VI s..id oaslrct .egrensu.,. the sun
~ AesSsssu %houssid -lAusS 16aAnSs will b.
ssd 10 .io qusliasd ui-s.or. " SAID Di,.
No. T. said bo4ds tn Lu issusa Jbr the purr o.e
'''is RI ocun aud o.. . scuv,
ssHdsLG. the same " bv az Ao.ssS.o.. u, ths Dr.
~ y. ~oss soaooi ouiiuung Dow locatoa u,.u
ss"SA I~euts's 's~ur ~ VI sa,a town vf sus..e.
sutsc IL -s1u Nssiict. SAi.i rvul. " be ,s,.....
s.si'emsbis ~ the pressure oi to- D,..t.ct .,,e.
"" vesis au" sb,otutals uuc auu r.yuosy ..s..
~ rafs tfom tLs oats VI iue.r issue.
iso 'o,'hS will bs BY bsil.t. lie ballot box
-" be Aep Os-sa sud vVtas ~iit bc ss>ei.su On,
- e.o<- usa'e until 4 os0ex ~ ths AT. ruvou
= '"st Gay. aiu suct OF tbo Quslila.rs siuc,uY.
$50 L.sssict. - may aeciue to so.s ulv,,
'el auss.Aoo tlaS uo by usI-osi iI,ux . u. xv<
~ sue. o.t.os va. ut~Ss shich ticAst .ua,, u-
nor trin,si t.s Vr,t, i.r tue Lv.,d. - su,
sss ~~rus AssiAsst tAe b.stis. sud .nsu iuu,.
-e~ 's W i.s Appso,ui ~ uiss pprv, VI u "a,
ts"'"''''1s s.o.sssass ~ pisusus /. ero.. -. !
~''''' '.c" ssvse " worus oh suoa, LsiIot -
cApcsss's t.u vUspis cao,cs.
ouch a"snhsu siector. VI said District a. she'll |
ss'e psra . .eLa.A ,sx tIsrsas ~ ~ ,s.r u 4, |
''e.e-.,is sad eth ,.sy II s.ue. .s.u, y III ,.sv,
we right To soss usAss .s,d Qos.ssou.
Da'eo Nscstes Lutte. CcsUs s.,t, Sauy Plat 1910
b o.usr VI rhs hUs.d ii vi D.svssvr,.
NJ .tku,tu
st~i,stary. School District Nos
t'fss pub Ass ~. asl,. A.as, I..o ,u,r "a. Al,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-06-16
Gots;c. Cclo &i-@lO.

ne ftIot:
We sseSll on top OF
shn ~~xoo ofhope once c,ore.. Just
listen, George Washington Bryan
Of ,be G Mhir House. writee ns frrm
Warren c. III. where the general
head pu,h for th;s &ar'icul"r dist.
sict comae from. that II he can just
e-t a nond boosting letter suc'' as
tn. Pilot p"ss np. he ran a'rnpst
move the Gothic smcl'cr e~er TO
Crested Butte, again shis season
not to mention several other aood
thiner. IL they are rightly handled.
Evidently Nr Oliver Thomas
men have matcriAiized. AS the Tour
psx grrys ars taking in snppli' .
ev~ry, othee day, alternate days hc-
ing taaen for the Rusiier properties
eaye Miller. ,clls us that Nr ga.
her AZ Denver'wiIl b. in esssve of
he Hard Cash mine. We think tis
10 businesa, cause Mr. Roth is on
the market for sulphide copper stock
Like the man of old-n time. the
goose that laid the golden egg hna
again been killesl, consequently
there xre no more six ounce aesays.
After tie fine sunshine the ore
thing that puts eladness into our
hearts. smother spring wagon is IN
the ro' d to the depot, not p rticulaY-
ly - a competitor. but really prices
have dropped from three IN two.
Willis McGlotl,lin came in last
week, has not told us what his in.
tentions are, but are stringing mon.
cy they xre alright. We are eat.
ing fish these days thanks to Hor
ace Miller. it would seem that uor.
see has . swale not known by the
tim:rr seserve. i
Our Tyro will have arrived BY
ncxt week aud you will get things
sr they s.e. The Gothic tavern
will he open to the public as soon as
the same public arrives, usual price
Of mountain fesorts4 European de.
partmeut. Bite 25c. square meal doc
and . gorge 75c
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-06-16
NOTICE OF STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting II tn. stock holder 8
OF The Crested Butte Light and
Water Company. will lie held at
the office of the Company, in Cres
ted Butte, Colorado, Thursday July
7th, 1910, at two O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. for the purpose Of elrctina
a Board OF Directors for the ensu
ing year, ard for the Transaction Ut
any other business that may proper,
y come before said meeting
: Dated a, Crested Butte, Colorado
May 3lst, 1910.
X McAllister
President
JOS Il Block
SECRETARY
lsEALl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-06-16
Grand Celebration
:. JULY 4.1o1o.
CRESTED BUTTE, Colorado.
,.a~ y .1> AN
GRAND SALUTE At SUNRISE

IhAND SALUTE AT SUNRISE
$50 GRAND PARADE chiareo, Societies Dept Floats. ess
$40 Prize Tor best float
800 D1srRfBu ron OF So WORTH CANDY TO CHILDREN
":lh MEMS FOOT RACE yrrds First, $40; second So
$50 YOUTHS FOOT RACE 100 ysr. First S.. . coud o.
" 70 Toys FOOT RAG E. 100 y.d. Fir.t :5: s.ce,d g.
$40 HOSE RACE. vet te.t. 500 feet Purse. se5
RACE mile 81 second S.
lo:"o FOOT RACE. 20 yards First five 81 each
lo30 FOOT RACE 30 yards l2 Fist five 81 each
1910 MISSES FOOT RACE Is ynri. Frs ss .-cond as
1850 POTATO RACE 30 y.r rot.ss- F. ss second e.
ii 90 SACK RACE. IS yards First. .: secsnl;& {t
ulo GIRLS EGG AND SPOON RACE 5oy.r. S S. .ecoodss
30 BOYS PIE EATING CONTEST. Fir. q. second. =
flso TUG OF-wAR. Pors< SEQ
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-06-16

All contests free entrance and oten to everybody
PROGRAM
Pm
i9o BuRRO RACE Fifth to Third streets. Fir,. Is: ..cond e
200 HORSE RACE mile heats finish rh street
First. ss5 second. SO
2:a5 BASE BALL GAME. Pure $50
800 BuCK1NG CONTEST Fir.t $50; second ses
BEST BUcKrNG HORSE Purse SIS
500 GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, intersection Main
and Third street
90 GRAND BALL Ross Rink given by the FIRE Department
MuGic--w. j. Harris F. E. soug.r E. o. will.o.
SAlute--Owen Samse A. o. Mcdonald, Geo. Johnson
ireworks John Mahiesou John Araot' John Gultord
R'ce'Ieo Gost"a't soneerR W. Mcdonald W. j. H.rrs.
Robt McAllister, j. " Bakeuaore j. Mooney
Buckins ContestJ R. sp.un p L. snodyr.s A. o. Mcdonald
Nellie Decker Edna Rockefeller
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
TH= DEATH or N. 3. eRowAeD.

The death OF y. 3. Broward, Of
Florida. who in the first Of the year
defeated Senator Taliaferro for a seat
in the United States senate for als
state again demonstrates that the in
scrutability Of fate and her DEGREES
are as fathGmless as ever.
After life of hard and patient
struggle, coming up from the very
lowest ranks, Capt. Broward had at
last come within sight of the goal tor
which he had fought so long and so
valOrously. On the broad highway
of victory, all the disappointments
and hardships of a strenuous career
left behind him, and with the gate
way to a greater career just ahead
of him, he is stricken in sight of the
goal and dies on the threshold of the
realization of his fondest ambition.
Capt Broward was remarkable
man in more senses than one. He
arose from the utmost obscurity and,
through a checkered career, gradual
ly built up a reputation for rugged
worth and sturdy strength Of char
acter. When he announced his can
didacy for governor of Florida, a
comparative few regarded him as a
serious contender, but he struck a
popular chord and was elected. One
unsuccessful candidacy for the Unit
ed States senate, which seemed the
boinb+ of 7, &c am hitiop u,oc fnIlOwad
only two years later by a success
full candidacy; and he defeated one Of
the strongest and one of the est SEN
ators Florida ever knew.
And now with the goal of the one
real ambition of his life fairly and
valiantly won, he is garnered into the
storehouse of his Master without haV-
ing tasted the sweetness or evperi-
enced the pleasure of his well-earned
victory.
However, there is a great lesson in
the life of this rugged, honest man,
who found the way from the log camp
to the executive mansion of his state
in few brief years, and who mas
written high up in the annals of his
commonwealth his name.
His fair land of flowers will miss
his robust personality and whoever
finally wins the toga for which he la
bored so hard and faithfully will find
it a difficult task to bring to it any
better service than would have 3een
the case with this intrepid old sea
dog who has been called all too soon
to his last reward