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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
Aqueduct Results

A9UEDUcT. \. Z, May 3-The summerl,s,
e-es.s meSsseI @ ana fairly good card drew a eoof
crowd To-Day and some interesting rscin, So So
seen, Campeon made new track record for e1t Sds
fIoflongS, when be won the third race hv 2 hes5
1o99 1r9U Beaucoup He stepped the distance r.
~ irst race. six furlongs-Jeanne dare : =,
~ won; Riaito, 16 to 5, second: Myles o,con
nell, 10 TO i. third. Time I:13 % Oon
Second race. seven furIongs-Initator o >, :
Won Won ,hesponseful to 5, second: Dolly Rulf
man, an, ~ TO J. third Time. 1:27 %
Third race, 6i5 furlongs-Camneon Q e. :
won; won; Besaucoup; to 5, second: Gasque. to !
Fourth race, four and half furIonru rs.
zette, TO ,, won; Moncreif TX 70 s-Lads -oces
hdea, TO 2, third Time, :54 As. SeeO"u
"a LIN Bt, race, one mile-Berkeley. even. won
Time. 1:39 2-5. A' l" l. tnlrd
g sixth race four and half furlongs-Nirbt
ran, to 8, won; Busy Miss : fo .acoas
Miss Nett TO !, third Time, :55 TX 'eeonu
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PRINCIPALS CONFER
ON REFEREE TODAY
Agree to Meet at Big Cinder's Quarters
To Discuss Third Man in Ring
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

III
fight this afternoon All the principals with the exception of eres
have date JOhnson Seal Rock house, o'clock
who all
All indications point Californian
being chosen though of course the unexpected liable TO happen The
Graney
candidates o
Johnson and his George Little, Berger Gleason and
Rokd the Office yesterday afternoon and all agreed
the referee the padngs
promoters the managers OF the lighters consented to have the matter
IS making
They say without difficulty
The declare that Smith and Welsh the
Graney filing Charley
known that lot OF influence has been brought to bear the pn
p land the coveted job for the from Broadway However both
They meeting the beach order accommodate the big black
WILL CONFER AT CAMP OF BIG cINDER
f lack ~ The conference veerdy @yon must reronber ~ ~ that 7 have
invading all
lets You place for this conference
Berger
champion
and he seemed his that
easily be in ring figures
Eddie Smith did look like contender right
indications the surface anything.
Jfr Johnson like Smith personally official
known Smith has expressed desire land the job He
has Kept well the background and attended to his business and for
this believed that he will be seriously considered when the
conference is pulled off this afternoon the beach
especially friendly Johnson
champion has mentioned Jacks suitable
the referees job Both Welsh and Smith have refereed
recent big championship affair since raney retired from the active field
Up the little horseshoe seemed
the The last big he refereed the famous
Britt and Nelson Colma September 9, 1905
TEXAS PROMOTER INSISTS REFEREES
with for fear that he might be injured during
the battle is likely that there will be discussion
principals of
surely be issue this afternoon.
promise promoter posted $4,000
yesterday
all shining SO gold and Berger Johnson and Little
cleaning pile of wealth with hwkk while Vice
Meyersten Of the bank smilngy sized them
$4,000 the of s1olOOo
of
good posted for the that
tickets
eries omIis evening
Oakland his He
back Ben Lomond in the Mrs
entirely from the effects of her
big say feeling
training Jeff evidently
keep right grind Apparently very well
training and he has make
AUSTRALIAN SPORTS
Mcintosh Australian
battle Sydney will be
johnson
yesterday which he will be here July Mcintosh will
oompanied Ftzimmons and wife and large
sports
These films probably will
able the land Of the kangaroo they will be in the land of the
and he knows the theatrical from
will Rowardennan training Monday
Cona where he intends the
touches his for his Is round bout with Joe
This battle scheduled the afternoon Saturday May A.
has much left in which perfect his condition
Thomas working daily at ohnsons Though beaten
Ketche still idol
of
underb The OF this fight probably will be matched
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Trap Shooter Hits 1876
OF 200 Targets

COLUMBUS, Ga. May s.-Most
ideal weather characterized the first
day of the southern handicap trap
shooting tournament here under the
auspices of the interstate association.
The shooting of C. M. Powers, anna
teur OF Decatur. ILL.,. was the feature.
Out OF possible 200 targets he broke
1856
H. A. King of Denver and w. H.
Heer of Guthrie. Okla, were second
with a score of 1876 each.
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National League

BROOKLYN. May 3.-Brooklyn stopped Nav
York's winning streak today. taking the pame
4 to ). by knocking Wiltse out of the hoy in
three innings. Drucke was effective bur the Wis
itors could do nothing with Rucker. Score:
r. II. E.
Brooklyn .................... q .
Batteries-Wfltse. Drucke and Myers: Ricke-
and Erwin. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
PITTSBURG. May 3--The Pittsburr- -Cbicago
game was postponed: rain.
BOSTON, May 3.-The Boston, PbII.do,,h,.
game was postponed; cold weather.
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE. May 3.-NIiIIer was effective in all
but inning. when Vancouver got four hits in
row. netting two runs Score: r. H. Z.
SeattIe --------- .-.'..-.'..-.-- =
bancOuVer .....-..@ .
Batteries-Miller and Shea; Brinker, Paddock
and Lewis
SPOKANE. May 3.-The Tigers outclassed the
Indians in every department OF the game today
and won almost at will 10 l. Score:
R. Fl. Z.
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Spokdue ..--...I
Batteries-Hall and Byrnes; Hickey and Ost-
dick.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

George c. Carson will take charge of tbs
Grass Valley team Grass Valley has formed a
baseball association. with the following directors
W Williams, Harry Rome and G. H. Barker.
Manager Carson will have full charge of the
team The grounds at Watt park will be put in
condition and teams brought up from the city.
Not since the summer of 1908 has San Fran.
cisco team played at Grass Valley, but this sum
mer the northern fans will see many of the
metropolis mines. The first game of the season
is booked for May Is, when the undefeated Car.
CAROLS were the last city aggrega ton to NAV
ball up there in 1905.
The Studebakers played in their old time form
on on. Sunday and defeated the Bay Point team by
ta the score , Of II to 3 Enos pitched a great
the team made one or more hits, Cereghino secur-
ing hve two baggers and Auer four. Score:
bay foint. 1890: 4
The Duboce club journeyed to Mill Valley on
Sunday and defeated the home team to 1 in
an exciting game. Myron Harris, the Univer-
sity of California pitcher, occupied the mound
for the home team and was hit freely Hougard'
the Duboce twirler, squeezed out of several bad
holes by his clever pitching Any country teams
uesirins games may communicate with the book
ing department of Spalding's.
San Anselmo put up a miserable exhibition of
t,a baseball sunday afternoon. losing to the Bay
Shore Greens by score of IL to 3. San An
sslmo ssni started out Ike pennant winners. holding
the fifth frame, when the visitors took adyantsge
OF the nome team s careless playing piled I'D the
tallies almost at will, and finally walked OF
with an easy victory.
The Sequoias defeated the o. A. Breamers in a
fast game on the park diamond on Sunday after
noon. The Sequoias are looking for games with
Is year old teamers. Address Walter Striker.
general delivery. city
The Yosemites took trip to Yountville on
Sunday afternoon and easily got away with the
up country nine. to 5.
The Carroll & Tiltons took the Monarchs Of
Oakland down the line across the bay on Sunda
afternoon, the score being is to 0.
The Juvenile Hibernians claim forfeited game
from the Young Elks. They want games with
any ii year old team in the city or across fhe
bay. Address Paul T. o'Dowd, S65 Fourteenth
street.
George Kern has again been chosen manager
and captain of the Idlers' baseball club. which
has just been reorgsnized for the coming season
The team. Is made up follows: Regent
base Wilson, second base: Ellis third base
Bailey, Austin, Cleaver and Hayes outfelders.
The Shreves invaded Tracy on Sunday after
noon and took a fall out of the crack interior
aggregation by score of to 4, after IL hard
fought innings.
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GLIppEN PATHEINnER

WICHITA, Kan, May 3.-The Glidden
pathfinder arrived here at 4:30 O'Clock
this afternoon, having made the run
from Enid, Okla, 116 miles, in eight
hours. The pathfinder will leave here
at o'clock tomorrow morning for
Kansas City by way of Emporia.
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WILL COACH SANTA CLARA
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, May 3-Charles
Garcia of the Pastime athletic club of
San Francisco has been engaged to
coach the Santa Clara college track
team for the big meet with St Mary's.
Garcia came down today.
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TRACK GOSSIP

r. l. Jones sold Burleigh. Matte Mack and
Sir Angus 10 S. +. Razor.
The eoIors OF Robert & Hiltmsn were seen
in front for the FIRST time when Silver Stocking
Won Robert made a reputation as a matador
in Mexico. He vent there from France. This
Is his first experience racing a stable.
Thomas carried OF the riding honors by land
ing two winners.
Darlington was on the sick list for time
and made his appearance after a letnp.
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BURNS MANAGER COMING

VICTORIA, May 3.--The steamer Ma
kura arrived today from Australia with
900 passengers. Mrs. Noah Brusso.
wife of Tommy Burns, the pugilist. and
burns Manager Keating were among
the passengers. Burns is to follow by
the Manuka, leaving Sydney next Mon
DAY. keating left for San Francisco
tonight to complete arrangements for
the Burns -Langford match
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Yacht Hawaii Enters
Trans-P Pacific Race

Especial Correspondence Of The Call
HONOLULU, April 27.--A benefit to
the Hawaii yacht club to aid in secur-
ing the amount necessary to assure the
entrance of yacht in the trans-Pacific
race was given at the Empire theater
last night. and nearly $1,000 was
realized. 1T was a program of vaude-
vile in which amateurs and profession
ais took part. 1t is now certain that
the yacht Hawaii will be entered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04

Three base hit-Boardman- Two base hits
Van Buren, Shinn Sacrifice hits-Cutshaw, Ray
mer t2l Swander, Hogan. Stolen bases-Perry,
Swander. First base called balls-On Baum
p off Nelson s. Struck out-By Baum s. by
Nelson g. Double plays-Raymer to Danzg:
Shinn to Boardman to Danzig; Raymer to Shinn
TO Danzig. Passed ball-Mitze. Time Of game
. hours and 10 minutes. Umpire-Finney.
PORTLAND, May 3.-The Portland Vernon
game was postpoped: wet grounds.
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The harness game is IN for q great season
in the east The sport grows in popularity
on the other side Of the Rockies.
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Western League

At Wiehita-Des SIoiues 5, Wichita ;. (Seven
innings: cold weather)
At TOpeka-Omaha . Topeka L.
At Denver-First game-Denver II. Sioux City
.. Second game-SiOux City 4. Denver l. (Called
at the seventh on account of darkness.
At st. JOseph-St. Joseph ., Lincoln o.
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American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PHILADELPHIA 2. Boston o

PHILADELPHIA, May 3-Boston was again
defeated by Philadelphia today, being shut out
to 0. The game was a battle between Krause
and Wood. Philadelphia won by punching hits
with two errors by Boston, in the sixth.
Score: R. H. z.
bosIon -:.......s...'.' 's.'..'.....
Philadelphia
Batteries-Wood and Carrigan; Krause and
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Hogan batted for Cameron in the sixth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Sacramento 0 o 0 0 o o Ii
Basehits -. o0oo1 al 1909 Il
Basehits 49,. OO1 II 90
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Washington 8, New York 3

NEW YORK May 3.-washington drove
Doyle from the. rubber today in the first inn
ing. and defeated New York to g. Four of
the visitors runs due to Gessler who
doubled in the first with the bases fun and
tripled in the second.
Score R H
Washington .....-...............S s s 2
New York ............-.....3 s ,
Batteries-Groom and Street; Doyle, Ford
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Detroit 3, Chicago O

Detroit 3, Chicago o
CHICAGO. May 3.-Detroit defeated Chicago
8 to today. The losers played poorly in the
field, and Smith was hit hard for the hrst
time this season Willett held Chicago to two
hits, aud only one man reached second base.
Score: R. II. E
Cnlcago D , 4
Batteries = Smith and Payne; willett and
Stanage.
ST. LOUIS. May 8. = cleveland-St. Louis
game postponed cold.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
Locust Grove Items.

Mr.. Frank Bay and son Willie
are working at Kuna.
Miss Irena Burlington, Of Boise,
is visiting with relatives in this
vicinity.
Will Thurman is on the sick
list this week.
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F,
Kelley last Saturday evening,
when few friends were invited to
spend the evening in dancing
Those present were: Mrs. Will Thur
man, Misses Edna Kelley, Hazel Lev
ermont, Tressie Hudson, Rena Buffing-
Burlington, Will Thurman, Jud Wolfe,
Noel Wolfe, Marion Ausborn, Tom
Wilson, Bryan, Newton and Aivie
Elem.
Chester Guymop and Charlie Sulli-
van are working for Frank Bay.
The scholars of Locust Grove
school are planning a program for the
18th of May. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
Miss Mae Bay, who has been stay
ing in Meridian with Mrs. Ed. Hart
man, Is now home again.
Mrs. Jane Bay is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Edna Kelley, who has been
working for Mrs. Peirce, is home for a
rest.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
Meridian School Notes.

There will be county track
meet one week from the following
Saturday at Boise, in which con-
testants over 10 years Of age from
the eight grades and high schools,
excepting Boise, will compete in
numerous contests. Meridian will
have representatives.
Miss Myers has been detained
at home on account Of her mothers
illness. Miss Emma Hedges is
substituting for her.
The high school base ball team
played the Maple Grove team last
Friday and were victors to the
score of IL to 6. Our team will
play Franklin this Friday at that
place.
The attendance in all the rooms
has been good, considering this
time of year. Marbles are in evi-
dence for the smaller boys while
pole vaulting is sport the older
hoys enjoy.
Watch for the date of the senior
play, which will be given soon.
This is an original play, adapted
especially to the eight seniors and
is very interesting, as it partakes
of the experiences in future years
of these eight people and their
final destinies. Do not fail to
hear it.
There will be spelling contest
of all the schools of the county,
grades three to eight inclusive, in
the high school building, Boise.
The representatives from Meridian
are: Third, Beatrice Thurman;
fourth, HERNIA Hunt; fifth, Ralph
Berry; sixth, Bennie Robinson;
seventh, Naomi Starr; eighth,
Elmer Newell. Meridian cap
tured four out Of the five medals
given last year in the contest.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29


Mrs. E. f. Hunt is expected
home next Sunday from Hot
Lake, Oregon.
Pasture-I have good pasture
for stock, one and one-half miles
east of Meridian. II. W. jackson,
phone, Ind. Is.
We like to have you trade in
Meridian; come in and get our
prices on groceries before you 60
out of town to trade. We will
save you money and time. Barr
Commercial Co.
Card of Thanks-We wish to
thank our many friends for the
many kindnesses shown during
the sickness and death of Mrs.
McCausland. Signed DR.. Nc
Causland and family.
DR.. J. A. McCausland returned
last week from his sad mission to
Newmarket, Ontario, where he
went to accompany the body OF
the late Mrs. McCausland, fo1
burial at the old home.
Mrs. Lee Pfost, of Parma, &C.
companied by her two little girls
we're visitors in Meridian this
week with Mrs. W. F. Tucker
Mrs. Emmett Pfost and Other
friends.
Mrs w. A. Winters birthday
was remembered by the Monday
club, and they called there Tues
day, persenting her with a silvel
spoon as reminder of the occa
sion.
The old bridge across Five Mix
creak on the east side, which wa
swept away during the high waite
this spring, is being replaced witt
la fine new structure. A. N, Sails
bury and Peter Sunderland ar
doing the work, which is Of rein
lfofced concrete.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
For YOu Near Meridian,

40 acres very nice laying land, air
seeded to alfalfa. Some orchard. Per
acre 500.
3 acres in Meridian, plenty of water,
small house. All bottom. Price $500.
40 acres 81 miles from Meridian. S
acres bearing fruit. Plenty of decided
water. Price per acre 5000.
40 acres all seeded to pasture and
hay, plenty of water (Ridenbaugh.l J
just across street from Meridian. $50
der acre.
40 acres Il mile from Meridian, 40
in. Ridenbaugh water. room house,
graineries and poultry house. Sheds,
stables, cellar, IL orchard, for only
So, 500.
80 a., 40 in bearing orchard, IS acres
Italian prunes, balance Spiztenburg
apples. good school on place, miles
from Boise, room house, evaporator,
10 in alfalfa hay, price per acre, $500.
Reasonable payments at 8 per cent.
This is a very good investment.
Homestead IN from Caldwell, nice
smo 9TH land, under Kuna high line
ditch, will sell for cash my improve
ments, or trade for property or stock.
Price $500.
120 acres 51s m. from Meridian, all
seeded, plenty of decided water, fine
land, lays parallel with 200 acre fruit
ranch. Is all fine land. A 14x24
house, 14x24 grainery. Stables, good
we'll, all of stock, machinery and hay,
go with place. $4,000 cash, good time,
7 per cent. Price $4,000
One acre in Meridian, room house,
stable for head of stock, chicken
house, price with terms, $3.50.
25 fit front on 10 and Main SITS Boise.
Nice business project, price with terms
S27OO.
so acres 5 miles from Meridian; close
to school, plenty of water, all to al
falfa, one of the best ranches in the
valley for the money. S175 per acre.
20 acres most all bottom land, II a.
in young orchard, Jonathan and Rome
Beauty apples, just outside of town
limits, can be had at $500 per acre, II
inches Ridenbaugh water.
Giveme a cali when in Meridian.
Ind Phone 73.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
We invite You

To come in and get our prices.
It pays to trade at a cash store
Our goods are as good as those
of anyone else.
We take your produce.
Come in and trade at the
BARI COMMERCIAL Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29

Five hundred choice apple trees
for sale, also 200 cherry trees. Geo.
r. Atwater.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29

Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if you use Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
take. Soothing aud healing in effect.
Sold nv all dealers
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
10 the PUBLIC.

Having over $i200 on my books,
and as ! have no more money to
do credit business on, [ have de-
cided to go, after Fo-day, on a
strictly cash basis, so please do
not ask for any more credit, as 7
cannot give it. will sell for cash
a great deal cheaper than on credit
basis, and | think it will pay for
you TO trade at a cash store.
thanking you kindly,
BARI COMMERCIAL Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
BARR COMMERCIAL Co.

Hunham & Midday now have 500
head of sheep on the Niday ranch
northwest of town. A car load of
Shropshires we're added to the
herd last week.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
]. MATT ANDERSON,

Cows for Sale-Our entire dairy
herd, singly or in a lot. A half
mile south of Meridian. A. s.
Hadley.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29

For Sale-One two-year-old fiji
ley; choice of two frst-class cows;
two yearling heifers; one DeLaval
"Humming Bird" cream separator;
one 14-inch turning plow; one
lady's astride saddle. E. A. New
ell Meridian. Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29

Model Barred Plymouth Rocks,
prize winners. Best winter laying
strain; eggs for sale from selected
pens. Z. A. Allen Meridian. Ida.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-12
INSANITY
is STILL A
DEFENSE
COURT OF WASHING
TON DECLARES LAW UNCON-
STITUTONAL BECAUSE 1T DE
PRIVES THE DEFENDANT OF
RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY.
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1RB.1

Olympia, Wash, Sept. 12.-The
supreme court has handed down a
judgment that the 1909 statute
making insanity not a defense III
criminal prosecution rs unconstitu-
tional This is one of the most I'M
portant decisions of the high court
this year.
The point was decided in the case
of the state versus Martin Stras-
burg, charged in King county with
assault in the first degree.
Strasburg shot a man and under
section 1859 of the laws of 1909 he
was denied the right to plead insan-
ity. The law which was directly
against the insanity plea providing
that it shall be mo defense to a
riminal charge that the person
charged was at the time of the com
mission of offense unable by reason
Of insanity, idiocy or imbecility to
comprehend the nature and quality
Of he act committed.
Chief Just ce Rudkin holds that
While the legislatu had right to
PASS the Jaw, it g unco s'itutional
'nasmuch as t abridgee 'he right Of
trial by jury the tr al judge and not
he jury, under this law, determin-
ing the gu stion of insanity. The
lie csion will reverse the convict'o"
of scores of persons now serving
terms of Imprisonment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-12
FIRE FIGHTING SOLDIERS
WELCOMED AT MEDFORD


Portland, Ore, Sept 12.-Sol
'iers of the First infantry, com.
manded by Major Martin, who have
been fighting forest fires around
Butte Falls. in Southern Oregon
reached Portland today from Med
ford. There were $50 soldiers
aboard the train.
At Medford the troops and officers
were. entertained by citizens. The
commanding officers werA given a
luncheon, at which thev and the
troops were thanked fol the excel
lent work they did toward preventing
the spread of the forest conhagra-
ton.
In the afternoon the soldiers were
allowed the freedom of tn natatorium
where scores of them took advantage
of the big swimming pool, The Of
ficers were taken through the princi-
pal orchards in automobiles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-12
The WORLD
WANTS TED
TO SHOWN
ASKS FOR aSTATBAIENT AS TO
THE ROOSEVELT CAMPAIGN
FUNDS. AND MAKES SOME PER-
TININT REMARKS.
IhNlanp rnnss nnasnp VIM.

New York, Sept. I2.--Colonel
Theodore Roosev6Itgis called on by
the New York World today to pub
lish the receipts of ,campaign contri-
buttons and the expenditure of the
funds in the presidential campaign
in 1904. y
IF the national government Is 70
control any business carried on III
the various states, meaning all busl4
ness; IL the president of the United
States is to be the steward Of pub
lie welfare in regulating business,
and IL you are to be the president,
the country has a right to know how
the stewardship is to be exercised.
It has no means of judging the flu
ture except by the past" says The
World. "Your 1904 campaign has
never been publicly accounted for
except as fragmentary facts have
come to light through Investigations.
Otherwise Chairman Cortelyou new
er publicly accounted for a penny of
the millions collected to elect you
You sealed HIS lips and kept
them sealed for six years. We know
the insurance companies contributed
S15O,000; that the Hartman cor
ruptlon fund contributed 100000;
Hartman personally supply $60,-
600; that the Standard Oil company,
the beef trust and others contrib
uted. We know you afterward at
tackled the beef trust but did not
personally proceed against its Off
GERS, although the Sherman anti
trust law is a criminal statute
We know you afterward publicly at
tackled the Standard Oil company
but did not proceed against the Of
flcials personally"
The World reviews other failures
of Roosevelt's administration to
prosecute trust officers. Concluding,
it says:
Does the new nationalism mean
the kind OF publicity given in 19043
Before the new nationalism pro-
ceeds further let us give publicity TO
the old nationalism of 1904"