The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
BANKING ON COLONEL'S TOUR
~ m WINES 4 MT TONIGHT,
THINkN PRENTICE. M WINS.
itsa Nine LeEEed Hop, skip and Jump
Nround Town and NaNbr ID Minutes
IaIh DrmurraI. Pian Ia Mako the
Last Meet, Itum Nith Orator,

w. lIs nigh. ~ ~" kepIbliH an
...a.Lu -, FAR ~ rhi. NV - ruu.. rn"d
10 r"1li" uo a't"rlp' a. Republican
~. 10 nI Ir'rrf"r- ,u 'ou"aN %" idea
Cd. VI >itII-,u wIll stand or tall on col
I..-...F.~ pupuiI'u, m This "if" chair
...r Prentice" amt u,s .-~p,..4t,'- feel sure
r.. q fr. colonel 10 ar,lrru'.I H., MIN
...r.i M ..,lns'- tonight NJ S'Insor
r re. "I',t.d aud chat Il ~. meetings
.... ..-.., .r-i-.y". though large Mr. slim
= r .,.lI have. e. IN" mos. hopeful out
.., % Ugh -gur, M Wa OF Hgu-.
.- DO. -uu,tIpn might -"c''i oud ~
i. . Nho are u~.'i &" coming on ~"
... .ru. R"unruran rl1joritir- up Sta,..
Dr.. '. tou-"iu-yIn--Ss of things thu
v.a. has l,d 80 rev calcula'. ou bv the
Republican,. They ar convinced that
~ n.huE % in IA" Republican vote
.r state Will ~. .s1prmoas but they arr
a.rs IN na''"ring unctiol to their
~. That IA" Colonel viii play hob with
no.. n, IpCrau. majority N tins ,.;y
Therefore tn chill OF warmth nf thu
G. r.f> rcrau'.on tonight vii h.. -lE-
i...,nr - th"-n
t.Du the Grand Music Hall. AZ Grand
a.. OT.h1rd streets. 10 tn" Bohemian
Nan rnll Hall. a. Second UvenI. and
N...uary third -trra' Col Roosevelt auI
>..'l' ~'.m~on will be- hoi, skip ami JUMP
..- tonight. tua Sergeant k,"pins hlll
ar A,Ir ahead vt his Colonel The Re-
=. .N..iu county ,umiOItt." VIII ATTEMPT
{. ban! On" pair ~ every hall On r,.h"iul"
'IH.. hut they w-r" airlIi last might tina.
q nan would hly, fo pr H"taIl,-i 10 twuaS
Ia ,u.1n"l- coat tlI.- pr n" .rlv'.' ran
over III tim" allowance Mr. Silu-on
starts no az the Grant Mu-l, Hal at -
: VI -p"1A- tom u.r.I' r- and fIt- uu o,
~ yN"-ant Casino. a. second avenue
ami SInth street to the Murray Hill ~
D"IW at Third Eyrnu" ard Thirty fourth
street. to IN" Amsterdam opera HoY-...
IN forty-fourth street nrar Eighth ave-
ug.. 20 I..-ll. Hall broadway and Eighty
thI-I street, - the Manhattan ta-IuU.
lchrh dy"n'" and 10th street. - sal.
per Harlem River Park second avcnu"
AMI l.7th street. to IA" New Star Casino.
a. Park avcnu. and iu7th street and to tn"
Bohemian National Hall second ayenu"
.ui Scy-uty-th,ri ~'r,rt Mr. SIin-pn
Val ialN ten or "firau Minutes ~ every
.iU Tn. colonel will follow IN" SAM.
route just hal' an hour 'strr and viii
SOAK about th" IAN" length II '.m' 80
cry meeting IN" county commute"
49, chartered fleet OF autoirobil,- and
's. police have. h,"n a-."d 80 -,..p "a
-4.rr. .urk"u' fur the RD"-"yrli ui,lIu"-
- ..I. ~" ,G'p..l ara -" ~ l,,'lut .r..
." Do. wing -. i-7ug,l. Wtu i-'.u Zoo . ace
3 Orator CtulIi.,.- ou m" stat. and
. .rlr.,- tlcA"t- AMI Fedora! auI STAT"
40 ..H.iter-
,Hu'maa r....r. 4, n.-s.i p"u..
.I.'., pr-t'.-tp... v.'tu % .N- cd l,-
...t Yesterday ~ prrr'i.. b. ..u.
.F1 . tn situation a.t o." lad. that 'a.
Democratic party n rhl- ste" stand.
toT no prI.,Ipl. 81 concrete r.,l..-',.G.
All the resentment gdiu-t col Epr--.v.Ii.
he finds. has been stirred .p 10y ,ptrl De-
r. Murphy. who wants - .rLjr.l the
state Engine-r- ,pL,r4''-. r;d Mir
Prentice secs Tamntuy crnYn1.i Ike,
a dog ready 90 Jump tor q b"a'. r."
chairman grieyc- over th. u''toN- that
have been mad. on CJl Il ,'.,y"'t. ngr
he has sounded the people md D" - COPE
ylnced that th. r,~prI" vii hand to-
'olunel's detractor, aU aviH wtllup..E
~ election day ~ PrnII,' Lt- g.
Roosevelt - gaining ten yr'"- fpr every
,ue he II losing
Mr. Prentice assumed rr" h.rsug Or.
q mprtuarI an with q mCt class ~ .t'.
when be began to talk di"I' ne. den Nv
effect on the nation 'hI- wuuid u. caused
BY the defeat 81 Mr. ~iim-ou. ~" warned
business men that q Democratic I.grsIa-
tuTe would have the redisir.oiIug ui ih"
State IN !ts hand. 80 that 81 ~" nugr"--
al0nRl election IN 1912 Now York county
would he left With hot one r. publican
uugr--Snan. BROOKLYN world nav. only
Il
Iemucrats IN the lower hpus" instead
. twelve. And TINT horrid -itul'Iun .
u r4ld endure Tor tea y"Ir- Also Nj. .
Prentice went senator Root one hotter d
y .Iying that q defeat fur S'imrDn ~pIli .
-.t. the vote. ~ New York 90 tho Demo ,
ratio gandIdat" for President Iu 1917
DsnoCratic state Chairman Huprrlrh
.,CI-'-s Rryu blI'an stat" Chairman Prem
In" pf sending Impo-tor- and iit Ir- up-
stat" &" Great" IA" IMPRESSION mac VI.
b..s supporters ar" trying 90 CORRUPT
no labor Leaders Mr.. HuppIoh -.ilI
V.-'-Tday that h" had received word from
'v Chairman Noynihan ~ jamestown
gsr a man named Halpin' had t""n
IuIng lying and d"o"Iful ht"rhtir"
no the hanus 81 union labor This
iaIpn party. according :" Huppu"h.
srs lent out by Mr. If.ntI"" and his
committee" In Jamestown u HEp"lr- that
r"y accepted Mr. Halpin's invitation -
.rr Vliu su-, loiDn HupCucn sisz that
iH|g.r l"f; Jaine-toSn and cent % VI
.rI where he was treated vi. h ~hv~'
r' Ia ElmiTI they tOed the bar With
pa. uy.t.rIou- Mr. Halpin and then told
1911. hat they U"r" lovdl Democrats and
..au tax" q crn,. Il
H4ruGch has been loohinE INTO 90!
....". alt'- labor record Yesterday
. democratic chairman put out state