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New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
SMOKING ROOM FOR WOMEN.
William Morris Will Provide One at
American Music Hall.

smoking room for women viii he a
feature OF the American Music Hall after
October l. So said William Morris, proPli-
etor- yesterday. when asked about a sInI-
lar plan in the new theatre which he IS
TO build in Chicago
Yes said Mr.. Morris, 4 don't see
why women should not have a place TO
smoke in our theatres as well as men.
They are provided with such d convenience
in Europe. and it is only question OF
time before all Of the theatres IN this
country viii be similarly equipped"
Mr.. Morris viii not only allow women to
smoke but he VIII provide cigarettes with
his monogram on them. And he will per
MT women to take away with them as
many cigarettes as they wish There will
also be opportunity for the purchase of
liquid refreshments.
The smoking room viii be situated on
the second floor. near the Eighth avenue
entrance of the Music Hall It viii be
Ella borately furnished. and none but wom-
en- who smoke VIII be admitted.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
STANLEY DIES IN HOSPITAL
Wealthy Contractor Was Admit
ted to St. Luke S on August 90.

E Roosevelt Stanley died AZ 6-15 last
a.eaf - Lukes Hospital from a
conn "a jon Of diseases. He had been Ill
sa-c August - when he was admitted TO
IL hospital His body viii he taken 10
Stamford conn tomorrow. where the
burial win he made
Dir Srsnlev came into prominence in
arr- ORE when his former wife, Mrs.
Adele Grace Bucknam who obtained
5=r0-ce from him IN I9S brought suit
against her ex-husband for sso9ps Z year
sIuour 11rs. Buckmsn said that Hr
S-snl~v had made 2 written agreement
rifa 7er - the time of the divorce. in
1-'ier ne promised IA pay her the amount
o sHuon- mentioned. and also agreed 70
psE r.e former wife 81 .o"a.1a9 when ne
saoar r0ne into his share Of his fathers
ests7e
~ SHsniev uaid the first yearly install
meIT, of Rss aga but when his former wife
'nsrrfel Clifford RucknaIn he stopped the
-,-.1 STANLEY married Mrs Olga NJ
Springer 40 months after mis- wife OH
'alned her deoree. Mrs. Buchanan : suit for
ainor~ was tried before Justice Dayton.
io the supreme Court. and counsel on both
soes agreed 80 have cx-Justice Morgan J.
p brien appointed referee.
''n January IS 1910. the referee found in
-1'or of Mrs BuoknaH, and recommended
liai Hnsnley be made 10 pay his former
'-ie The s-af.1 p wear alimony for life, or,
= Do cacsc make ncr lump payment Ct
1.sF ga
S1sHley O-se = member Of the contracting
.if % b. =. K }. i. STANLEY, # Jersey
Cry
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
WINNERS OF BLUE RIBBONS.
Finest Horse Show Ever Given by Bar
Harbor Association Closes.
JBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Bar IIarboT. Me. Aug. 25.-The Bar Has-
Dor horse show, which closed to-day. was
Jhe finest show ever given by the associa-
ton Some surprises occurred in the
awarding OF tO-Gay's ribbons.
The championship in larger harness
horses went to Miss Anne Thompson's Lord
Stanton. with Edward McLean's The Re
gent taking the reserve The championship
for smaller harness horses was won by
Edward AIcDean's Rife with AIRS MalhiIde
Townsend Gerry driving. while Snapshot.
with Peter @. Gerry driving took the re-
serve Miss Anne Thompsons Lord stan
ton and GotO took the championship in haT-
ness pairs. with Edward McLean's Rife and
Snapshot taking the reserve George Chip
ciIase's Gienfam took the championship in
saddle horses, with Miss Anne Thompson'z
Lady Lorraine receiving the reserve. The
championship for hunters went to George
Chipchase Sapolio. with John T. Pratt's
Cedric taking second.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
OBITUARY
JOHN j. BARRY.

John !. Barr, former Commissioner OF
Correction. died yesterday in st. Vincent >
Hospital Mr.. Barry was compelled to re-
sign his office in February on account of III
health. An operation was performed on
him about two months ago. but il was de-
ci led last week that another was necessary.
and he was taken TO St Vincent's last Sun
day for that purpose At first it was
thought that the operation had been sue
cCssfuI. nut at length re began TO sink ana
did not revive.
Mr.. Barry was president Of the North
Side Savings Ban,5. Of which he was one OF
the organizers He was vice-preSldsnt
treasurer and director of the United States
Title Guarantee and Indemnity Company
trustee and secretary OF the Drumgooie
Home. a member OF the Catholic Cluo. The
Bronx Board OF Trade and a charter mem
Der OF the Brownson Catholic Club and the
Emerald Association OF Northern New
York: treasurer Of the Fresh Air Home at
Spring Valley. treasurer OF the Particular
Counsel of the St Vincent de Paul Society
in the United States and president Of the
st. Augustine Conference
Mr.. Barry was born n Ireland about
sixty-one Years ago, and came to this coun-
try when he was a Young man He was
A member of Tanrnany Hall and vas ap-
pointed Commissioner of Education in 1899.
and held the place till 1876 He vas
trustee Of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
from 1905 70 January. 1893. IN which month
he was appointed commissioner Of Correc-
tion. When Mayor Gaynor took office MI
Barry was requested to remain in office
which he did until February. when MS
health compelled him 10 tender his rcsfSnd
ton.
Mr.. Barry leaves q wife and four dauGh-
ters. two of whom are married, and i've
sons, Gerald J.. lawyer, at No 1fo Broad
way Joseph F., doctor. and John J.. jr.
Frank and William. vino are still IN school-
The funeral viii be held at the Barry nome
No 1881 Franklin avenue, tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
PAY FOR OSCAR S DINNER
Suit to Prevent Expense Being Sad
died on Philadelphia

Philadelphia. Aug 25.-A bin in equity to
rrevent the city from paying the balance
due on a dinner rendered TO Oscar Ham
n7eretein on February TO- 1909, by COM
r1ittee of prominent citizens. vas filed ir
fbe common Pleas Court here to-day.
Mayor ReyburH. who headed the dinner
committed il ia said. told the hotel pro-
pTietor 10 go ahead when # was found
that subscriptions al $40 a plate were not
coming in rapidly enough. and an ordi-
nance was passed through the council pro-
viding for tho payment Of 81. t3t eS, which is
still due the hotel where the affair was
given.
Rudolph BIankcnburg. a we'll known re
former. is the complainant IN the bill IN
equity Among other avern -nts it is
stated that "councilmen who participated
~ the dinner and were liable for the cost
OF their plates voted for the ordinance pro
viding FOR the payment Of the bin by The
cifv''
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
CHADAL TO SING IN HANS"

H. Chadal. the barytone whom Oscar
Hammerstein engaged last year 70 sing in
grand opera next season, viii arrive on the
Lorraine on Saturday. August y, to fill his
engagement with Mr. Hammerstein by star
ring in Hans" the comic opera with which
the Manhattan Opera House will open in
September He was selected by Louis
Came. the composer of Hans, to sing the
original role in Paris, but owing to a pre-
vious engagement he could not accept
Frank Doane has been engaged by Mr..
Hammerstein to play the leading comedy
role in .Hans.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
AMBROSE /. HARRISON.

Ambrose I. Harrison died at his rome
No. 80 Prospect Place. Brooklyn on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Harrison was
born in New York in 1851 IN early lie Ee
was in the foreign commission business
but in 1885 he became associated witt: the
Iron Steamboat Company trade 10 CoI-cJ
Island. and was at the time of his ncash
president of that COMPANY He was tso
president of the New Jersey Navigation
Company. the Horn Silver Mining COM
pany and the Cupric Mines Company ano
was an officer and director in many other
companies He leaves widow. TOUR
daughters and a son. The funeTai VIII
take place from St Augustine Z Churcn
Sixth avenue and Sterling Place. Brook
Iyu. Monday. August 29, at ID a. m
Burial will be in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
DR.. LYDIA SAVER HASBROUCk
CRy Telegraph to The Tribune

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Middetown, y. Y, Aug 3--DT- LYDIA
Sayer Hasbrouck, a leader in the dress re-
form movement in this county, IS dead al
Middleton. N Y. at the age of efghty-three
Following Mrs. Bieomer. in 1s4e, she adopt
ed the BIoomer costume. consisting Of long
velvet trousers and short skirts The cos
tune caused her some annoyance, she oe-
ing occasionally refused admission to pubic
places. but she continued to wear II unIH
her death. She graduated from the Hygea
Therapeutic College of Medicine. New 1Ork'
and practised in Washington She lectured
all over the country and in 1864 was pres
ident of the National Dress Reform Asso-
.4i1
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
ASKING PARDON FOR MORSE
AequestS for Banker e Release from All
Sections-Protests in Walsh Case.

"a-linGton. Aus. Letters sent 70
resident Taft from al parts Of the coun-
!, Urging pardon for Charles ". Horse
I" Ne" YORK banker now in the Atlanta
.--iiteililarE. hsve been received at the
'ei 'iileHf Of Justice. Many u the writ
- are women and no less Than eight ot
IN askec for the privilege OF carrying
pardon 20 Morse il II is granted. There
~ petition Tor pardon before the de-
Asrtment
iAea II has become known that attor-
for John J. Walsh. the Chicago
''''!' how in Ire Leayenworth pen1ten-
intend 10 ask for his pardon some
next month. several protests have
received ~ the Department Of jus
sfeF' 81 t4ssm have come from the
Of lba wrecked bsnk of which
a-sa Uas The head
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
PATTERSON.

IBy Telegraph TO The TrinuneI
Boston Aug. 25.-Miss Alice Louise rat
ter@on daughter Of Mrs. James Patterson
was married last evening at her motheI >
home in Brook street. BrookIne- to LOUIS
-, N t4s,,rir,a, son of Mr.. and Mrs T.
-.oit,,- Hartman also of Broohline.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To THE EMPLOYER

Do you want desirable help quickly
SAVE TINE AND EXPENE- by con-
suIting the file Of applications OF selected
aspirants for positions Of various kinds
which has just beer installed az the Up
town Office OF
THE NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
No 1864 Broadway.
Between 26th and 3Ith Streets
Office hours. q d. m to D n
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
AN ENGaGEM EN1.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune !

BY IeIegraph 20 lie ITIUulIt-I
BOSTON. Aug 25-Mrs. jeremiah Chap
man I<ittredge of Gardiner Road, Brook
line. announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss CIarice Kittredge. to Lot
Morrill, Hamlin, of Detroit, Princeton. o.
Mr.. HamIin is grandson of the late Sena-
TOR Lot Morrill, of Maine He IS an
business in Detroit, is member of the
Princeton Club. of New York, and of the
University Club and Country Club. of De
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
Mr.. TAFTS LETTER.
A1AROONED

From The Syracuse Herald
The poutoor bridge hastily constructed
Between the old guard and Beverly has
been effectually swept aWay. eaVing the
o C. as before r1aroOned- on its lonely
island.
PARTY DUTY.
From The Albany Knickerbocker Press.
President Taft's statement has already
claEiEeG the atmosphere wonderfully. and
the great ma aioriJy Of the party realize that
their plain duty is TO send TO the Saratoga
delegates who viii not only elect
Theodore Roosevelt temporary chairman
but viii nominate candidate for Cover
nor who viii represent the real principles
and ideals of the party
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
1000 HEAR sPALDtNG PLAY.

Albert Spalding the American gvloilnlst.
played in the Auditorium b'ilidlhs at ocean
Grove last night before an audience of
At least eight thousand, which demanded
encore after encore.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

Hehas temperature yesterGay, 80 degrees tat
Z o. M. lowest. 20 tat $40 a. nll; average,
& average Tor corresponding date of last year.
s. average for corresponding date OF last thirty
three wears, II
fair and cool Saturday brisk southwest 10 north
IA 81 Winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
OLD POST OFFERED ROBERTS;

Chicago. Aug. 25.-George + Roberts. ac-
cording TO a report from Washington. mas
received an offer of his old place as Dfrec-
tor of the Mint, To succeed ~ Piatt An
drew. who was appointed Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury. M Eooc'tS re-
fused tn confirm or deny the report
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
GOOD POLITICS.
From The Rochester Democrat ana Chron-

The gist OF all this CORES spondencc and
these utterances is that there is no guar
rel between Nj Taft and Mr.. Roosevelt.
Both of them also arc in hearty accord
with the general views and policies OF Gov
e-por Hughes That the masses of the
people Of this state approve the attitude
If these distinguished Republicans on party
and nuhlic questions so far as it is known
there can be no doubt II would therefore.
D. good politics. making for the success
of tho Republican ticket IN November
and Tor the good Of the state al large
II the Republican organization should wheel
into lire and. buTying all past and existing
differences 90 into the campaign a
united parry aiming only 1T the victory
which would thereby ne assured.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecas

Oa;ciaI Record and ForeCast-W sshlng ton
Aug 25-The uphuiiding and southwestern
srread of the northwestern high pressure area
was ACCOMPANIED by decided fall IN teinperd-
t,re that covered! the Rocky Mountain region.
the mains states and the great central Valleys.
except the upper Ohio and the upper lake re
rion on Thursday morning the lowest TEN
ncratures of record for the month Of August
we're reported from Montana. idaho. wyoming,
Western south Dakota, Western Nebraska and
Northern North Dakota, With temperatures of
fran, :. TO : degrees below the freezing point in
Montana Idaho and Wyoming. Frost warnings
we're issued wednesday morning for the North
west and extended Thursday morning INTO Ne
lrsska Minnesota. Southern Wisconsin, west
80, Ioy-a and Northern and Western Kansas
g,arr, warnings were also ordered for the Great
TI,e western cool wave will continue Ia ad-
,-ar.e Aasr9ard reaching the New England and
r,;15dIa atlantic coasts by Friday night Il will
10. preceded hr showers Friday from the
,,nne- ohio VALLEY and the lower lake region
ces,,-ard and lower temperatures in the Gulf
snd south Atlantic states FRIDAY or Friday
1t, There VIII he showers FRIDAY in these
isetrir-s The cool weather Will continue "a tJlr
da,- in th, East and South, but IN the vest the
teD,ners tI,re viii rise. There VIII be no rain Of
consequence on Saturda& ,, .- ,
rc brfsl; southwest 20 west: mIddlc Atlantic
coast moderate TO brisk southwest 10 northwest ,
sou+, Atlantic Coast, light TO moderate east and
southeast: east Gulf Coast, moderate and vari-
tt,,lf coast variable becoming north. and mod
crate g., brisk. on the lower lakes, brisk TO high
west and nortaW est upper lakes, norIhNest ahc
diminishing, becoming variable Ssturnay.
Steamers departing Friday for european ports
viii have brisk southwest 10 west winds, with
showers Icy Friday night
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
MOOSE TO MEET IN DETROIT.

RaItfmora. Aug 25.-Detroit was selected
to-day as the place for holding next year
convention of the LOYAL Order OF Moose
The order Is holding IT'S t"eh'S -eeooiN az
nuaI meeting in this city
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
OFFICES

MAIN 0rFfCE-NO l54 Nassau street.
WALL STREET oF'FICE-No Is William
PTS1,N STOW oFFICE-No. 1854 Broadway or any
IneriSan ,7 5sSTis Fs5 I3 Eas9 Izs,n .tr-e,
No. 26S West 125th street and No. 20 West
" vls2ss4ISGToN l2s{9 ST5gTso5N BUREAU wsstory suildins
NEWARK BRAAaNC.l, IL 4FFls. .s-..! redefi1N y
AMERICANs ABROAD viii find THE rRIB-
peTH5sFI.s NE No. 81 Montague de Ia Cour
fB6S60N BTS ~Orice of THE TRIBUNE. az Danes
LIZ In House No. 265 Strand
American Express Company. No Haymar-
rbonas SSr COOK & son. Tourist once Ludsat.
Brown shtPley & Co No s.s::3- rs Pan Mall
sPeyeTa yo1ad8 BrC offee cf The TRTBTNE IS con-
venient place TO leave advertisements and SUD
seT5prl4ls- P5ppRI-yohn Munroe Co. No Rus scribe
I1hn Wsnamaker. No ~ Rue des Pstites
ra.la .Ssr'gS Bnreau. No SIS Ru- csmbon.
Mega. 4arjes 4 60. No s. Boulevard
credit t1f.Si.$,'ai i.yonnais Bureau dss Etranssrs
SanfinenfaI Hotel Newsstand
7-bc ~ ssro once
sissr6IsS.s news Exchange No. Rue 81.
slnepiean fssp5 Express company No. II Rus
srentano.s 5. No - Avenue de ropsra
~TC'E-Crkdit ~ onnais
GFNEvN~L Lombard. oder 20. and Unoa
FL oF5FNC'F-French. Lemon & Co. Nos q
and Via Toq5nseucni
MiIAN-saarbacn's News Exchange. Via a
Monforte. I5A.
HANFt re. American Express COMPANY No.
~or tne convenience OF TKIsUNE readers
abroad ARRANGEMENTS have eeen made % keep The
DAILY and 81 NDA1 Ftsltt Ne on NE II tho
resding rooms AZ the hotels named below.
LONDON Hotel Netropoie, Hotel Victoria. Carl
ton Hotel st. Errnins HoJei Midland Grand
Hotel and Eusron Hotel
ANC'E-HuteI Continental Grand Hotel Ho-
teE Meuriee. Hotel Astoria Hotel Chatham
Hotel -. James IS Albany. Hotel Montana
anS Hotel Niraleau. Parts: Grand Hotel d-Atx
and Hotel splendid ENceisIor. AiN-iss Rains.
Hotel du Parc and Hotel des Arlbslsss,ciesiE~.
:r:I,'G'fl,M-HoteI splendid and Hotel lie !.
Playe, Ostrnd.
soI.IhNp- J>urbag, l., schsgSninsT9 s,o.,, 9.,.
Hotel ldi0n EspanaGe Hotel and Hotel Co
burg Berlin. Hotel Messmer Baden saden:
liote and Grand Union Tots 6resosn ssSss.
Hotel AnEleterTe. Eras, Hotel FrsnkfurJer-EIer
and Hotel Menopoie- -Metropole fr.laSturt; iio-
tel Sonaner- Zahrtgerhof. t-elhurg Hotel k-s-
pianade and Hotel Atlantic, Hamburg HeteI
Royal. Hanover; Hotel Continental. Hotei
-Four seasons and Hotel de Russie. Munich.
Hotel KsiseFbot and Hotel MetroPeis Nsu-
helm: rhe kur Hotel Neuenahr- BAD Wiz
Igof Hotel Kaiserhof Palace Hotel FYotel
Imperial and Hotel Rose. Wieseadens Hotel
Kalserhof Wlidungen
ftsSI Hotel Reriin. Moscow
SWITZERLAND Hotel Victoria Bale. Hotel
Victoria. lnteriaken, Palace Hotel Maloia
Hotel Continental lausanne. ffotei Belmont
Nontreux. Thunerhof. Thun-
AUSTRIA Hotel Bristol, Vienna. Grand Wofsr
Hunsaria Budapest; Hotel Savoy ana west
End and Hotel National CARLSBAD Brral
Tyroi. Innsbruck: kopps Hotel K0niSsviIla
Frsuzenhsd Hotel weimar and Hotel Kim
ger. Marienhat.
ITALY Grand Hotel. Grand Hoyel ouirtuaI an,
Hotel Eoval. Rome. Hotel Nnfs n Est. o.
nobbio Como. savoy Hotel FIctrt Prts4ct a.,
Hote' Rosa- uan--,L Venice. Grand Hot,l
Florence.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

fs readily accessible BY Harlem trains frorf
Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome
avenue rrollevs and Dy carriage Lots S150 Cp-
Telephone 1855 Gramercy for Book OF Views
. of4ce- 20 East 2sd St, New Fo-k city
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
DIED.

rr,oxy-rbursaav August - 1910 st
Montciair. y. j James Louis Anthony in the
67th Of his age Notice OF tunerai mere
after
BARRY-
AT \ SPECIAI. MEETING Of the society N
ST Vincent dc Paul in the tlty OF New fork hela
THURSDAY afternoon. August -, 1910. in the gNn-
sral Off ses Of the society at which wer" present
the officers Of the superior Council Of New 1ork
no r.-ti,enIsr Council Of New York and its
snecIaI committees of the Catholic Home Bureau
Tor Dependent children. Fresh Air Work con
,,alesce1ts' Home ana Finance Committee, an
ra',rSceT,rn, was made OF the death OF John J.
Barry, Tor years activey assolaIe" m ~ 'he - ar ar
ous enterprises OF the society me otheers
'ao''''u '''' ''' MINUTE.
Ttfn officers Of the New NorR superior and Far-
ti,uIar councils OF the Society ~ st Vincent De
PAM and tho special charitable works affiliated
VII Nm ~. ~ orr brGtber and fetlow Worker Mr. Johu
I Barry. who Tor years unseihshiy has devoted
much OF his time and means IN an euort 20 Hs
sist the society in its work ef betterinG me con
dition OF the poor and afflicted
brother Barrv's long connection Win the 50
ei%tv his panstaking ishors as one oI its officers
his deep devotion 20 the advancement OF its IN
ter.sts, his particular attention 20 tfe deNeiop-
ment ut It's specisl N"FSS' ih'Ig tsp,cia!lN Sue
i,onvaiescents and Fresh Air Homes. his able
administration as treasurer OF the sOeiety r.
nance Committee. In which capacity his wise
counsel and intelligent grasp OF matters relating
10 the financial needs o. the society did muSa
10 help materially it, varied actiN9tleS his tatn-
art, interest in the work OF providing tor the
future Of the little dependent child, are one con :
timed recital of a life devoted 10 the interests
~ tbe anf-ted and suffering dependent In Mr.
Barry did one see A shining example and type OF
the tru~ Chrstian gentleman
In tho death of brother Barry WHOSE purity
- life many virtues and high ideals faT the
protaction and upliftnent of the poor had en-
assrcd him 10 ali coming into intimate contact
v-ith him the officers OF the society ef ST YIN
cont do paul in the t'i5y OF New York have lost
a valued and faithful colleague whose place It
viii be difficult TO NIL
In the hour OF sorrow We extend 20 the be
rcaVct wife ana family our deepest and most
heartfelt sympathy and take this occasion -
e,.preSsirg 60 them our sincere respect and
cordial affection for our late associate,
AS a slight toAen " our remembrance. IL IS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
nfHciaI observations of United states weather
bureaus. taken at S p m yesterday. follow:
Local omciaI Record.

Local ofticiaI Recard.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes, in the temperature for the last twenty
fout rours in comparison with the correspond
ing date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
DIRECT PRIMARIES.
J The Rochester Herald

Direct primarIes are a. vital an issue IN
tie Empire State to-day year ago
and the course 10 be pursued by the voters
ie as clear now then. Much clearer, we
think. since the records Of these evasve
repreeenratiVes and Senators have been
written where they can be seen of all men
In the light of Mr.. Tafts letter there
is no doubt to what is proper on the
on RI of the voters whose duty II will be
10 nass judgment upon the matter I'm NO
venlber when ore of these men shall ap-
neal 10 them for recollection
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
SOME QUESTIONS.
From The Buffalo Express.

Roosevelt VIII lead. Taft has Indicated
his fun sympathy. Hughes has hlazed the
wav l. your Republlcanism Of the
FT1lehes- Roosevelt Taft brand. or do YOU
draw your inspiration from Barnes, Wood
ruff and WadswoTth? Are you a national
Republican or p state machine Republican?
10 Won think that Barnes. Woodruff and
y Wa,isvorth are better qualified 10 LEAD the
party and frame it's policies than Hughes.
Roosevelt and Taft
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
TRUE

lhe - Paul Pioneer Press
s-0,s '..,'iiil ls made that Americans spend
e 49, wear for baseball That isn't
bS4 - ~hat they spend for lhe high
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
WELCOME LIGHT.
ne Matertown slandard.

From The WsteTtoWH Standard
The Taft letter, closing a. IT does. the
rennrrnd breach between him and Reose-
velt IS the most welcome light that has
4aeD thrown on the state political situa-
ffo.1 in nanr month That there ~ no
var to le eaged on the natiqaaI adniiIis-
tration thAl an = peaceful t1t"een i,7-
.nrfaf1f than the petty politics that are
if}saIr 10 ne played on the eve af al!
great coAs eul4gA.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
rSDFRTAKEKS

FRANK F. CAMPBELL. S4f-3 West 23d St
Crapels. Private Roorns, Private AT1buiances
Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
PREcInrs LITTLE. INDEED.
ON The Utica Press

From The Utica Press
Their 1.-THE old guard < interest III poll
tics IS based on patronage. with precious
little patriotism. Their love and loyalty
to the party are exceeding small compared
with their fondness for Themselves. The
ranl, and ale not ONLY desires But is deter
mined 10 go aheai. Roosevelt Is far more
representative Of Republican sentiment in
this state than the Barnes " oodTun-
Wadeworth contingent.