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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
LATE LOCALS

Quingcnta Club Meets-The Quiu-
gcutI club viii meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs ". n Sherwood
40 her home 633 Eighth avenue.
irene Pleads GuiIty-Irene Ball.
neErcss was sentenced hv Judge II
u. Lewis OF the district court, Satur-
day. 90 serve four months In the
county Jail on "a charge Of stealing $50
from Peter Hansen on Nov. 10 last
The charge was reduced from grand
larceny upon condition that plea Of
guilty be entered.
Playground Under Nav-Actlye
work under the proposed plans for
the reconstruction Of Pioneer park
has been begun, and will Doe carried
through Co completion before sum-
mcr. I'm the making over Of Pioneer
park Into model playground. an
expenditure OF $4,000 viii Doe Involved
under The plans prepared hy tho park
commission
Nomcn'- Auxiliary Ball-rhe
Womou's Auxiliary of tho Typugraphi-
cal union win give a banquet and ball
iu odd Fellows han next Wednesday
evening The committee loo charge i'm
cIudoe. Mrs Erior Mrs Ball Mrs.
Canine. Mrs Davis Mrs. Zeigner Mrs.
Hilton. Mrs starr. Mrs. Russell and
Mrs Thompson.
Soda water Not W to Standard
Three SAMPLES OF soda water from
ogden have been found by the state
chemist not 20 conform with the laws
of the state one bottle from the
Western Bottlng company was found
TO contain artificial Coloriug. not stat
ed ON the label also sacCharine.
Samples from @ Brown and tho
Standard BottliuR works contained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
A N0N-PARTlZAN
PARLIAMENTARY SPEAKER

Washington, March 2S.-Reprcscnta-
tive champ CLARK. the minority house
leader predicted today that IL would
bee a long time before the house would
elect "a partizan parliamentarian
speaker
Mr.. CLARK was on the stand as to
his view on the proposition cmanating
from some OF the 'Insurgent' Re-
pubuCans to elect Asher g. Hines,
paruameutariau of the house.
- think the plan Of eleCting a
parliomeut5rian as speaker is very
likely to be adopted iu the house some
day." was the reply, cit is a logical
idea But I doubt 10 amy steps Will be
taken In the near future. Great
changes in government come slowly.
For IgO years we have been adding
fo the mower Of the speaker Of the
house and not until a week ago last
Saturday was "a successful movement
made 10 take away the power. As we
have been q century or more adding
to the power OF the presiding officer,
] do not look for it AN 20 he swept
away in one day or in few days II
will take time
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DURAND INDUCES
IN SOME SHOOTING
Fires Two Shots Through Window In
House la Which His wife Was
Hiding From Him.

Firing two shots into the house where
his wife was in hiding and then beat
Ing 90" for this city. e.. r. Durand, erst-
while justice Of the peace at Murray
added another chapter 60 the rather
high oolored literature which has been
pcuneG concerning him AS Justice Of the
peace his record was frequently before
the public, but. until today Duraud
was a forgotten name. for 10 has been
some time since he has figured Boo
events Of stirring Importance.
Durand and his wifc. Il Is said. some
time ago separated and. having been
living apart. were agreed upon but one
thing that thcy should continue to
live apart and that their goods and
Chattcls should be divided This morn
ing Durand left his barbershop In Salt
Lake and went 10 Murray The purpose
OF the visit was 20 effect a division OF
their goods. After the division had
progressed a very little. angry words
flew from one % tho other ana then. 10
Is declared. Durand. being mighuer ~
muscle than his wife. struck her
singing blow that nearly felled her TO
the floor Mrs. Durand reiterated iu
great haste from her apartments In the
Elm rooming house. which she conducts
BOZ Poplar street. and fed 10 a neigh
boris for shelter Durand was on her
trail IN a minute and was beating with
great Eusto on the bolted door which
separated him from his wife. The
nd. ghbor and the wife refused 10 let
him .n and withdrew 20 a safe part OF
the house. locking the doors behind
them. Dur8nd then fred two shots
through a window. but hit no one. pu-
rand. vanquished by this bit Of strato-
all
shall Mauss was soon at work on the
case. but Mrs Durand informed him
that she did not want her husband ar
rested. Durand is still free.
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.PlTTSBURG BANKERS MAY
FIGHT BRIBERY CHARGES

PIttsburg Pa. March 2S.-The Of
nrIaIs of the six repositories under tho
Investigation of the district attorney
and "a graft investigating grand jury
probably win night the charges that
they guve brides 20 councilman In
order 10 have their institutions chosen
as the repositories Of city funds
This attitude of the bankers Is be-
ueved 10 be outlined IN two statements
made today before tho district at
torney one from the Second National
bank. aud the other from the Farmers
Deposit National bank.
The Farmers bank denied paying
any money Co obtain city deposits and
declared if any money was paid for
such purpose Il was without the sane
ton. authority or consent OF the board
OF directors The statement Is signed
by cashier Fleming and all the dt-
TpCtOrs.
Tho grand Jury heard tho story Of r.
:. Wilcox. director ~ the Second Ma
tional bank today Employees waiting
10 be heard look az the massive bank
books.
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INVITING SCHOOLS TO COMPETE

Coach Maddox OF the university is
sending out today 90 all high schools in
the state Invitations 10 enter the annual
high school track and field meet TO be
held at the university probably May l3.
depending fOr hut decision upon the at
Ufudc of the o.. =. o.. at Provo, which
eligibility rule set aside The schools
which competed last wear were. Amcri-
can Fork, Brigham. Cedar city Branch
normal. Eureka. Fillmore. Granite. Hun
gerford academy Jordan. LehL MautL
Mt Pleasant Nruhi ogden Park city.
Pleasant Grove. salt Lake Snow acad-
omy. SprugNilIe. spanish Fork WasatCh
academy Weber academy. ain high
schools whore not otherwise specified.
10 Us expected that an these Will enter
the competition and m4ny others and
Coach Maddox anticipates most sue
cessftl meet Trophies Of various kinds
will ba offered 20 schools and 20 indy
IdI1ls.
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warn a. an excuse for lad IVY tqr.
To the inquiry-"Iro,, a"
,.'ihi Tor your succc.sP'' t, NJ" 1ou o..
Just tried 20 make GOOD . ''plieil-.
The boy Johnson WAS III
FOCUS ambitious. aud Iit1Il ~ co...
GOOD people Of St. Peter r.. va '
growing up among them ~, s', a %
Of lion. was the o.
Is Governor he earl, .bo,,.,..
sen q man among mon wv wy ri.
'nrif hoShood made GOOD T nun ir
savings. '" use OF
mere arc many things IN q.
Tor old age. but without mon '' Do
possessions are Handicapped "h'I
You need money Co taLc al.
OF opportunc Investment, 'll a''
YOU over the rough places f,,.' arf'
In YOUR path. '"le sei'
You need savings ncco,r, 49,,
or large or smali-Sayinr hi. winch
cess. "'inss sue,
ter. 'he MAJ.
VIC pay { per cent.
UTAH SAVINGS q Tptsr ~.
235 MAIN STREET W.
I'm the business heart.
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ADJUSTMENTS

- = = - -
wen N.'N. t,, ,,-'i[,s-
l'''I "' '.i n'-'''.' -.
"'N 'l."',. ."'- .''"N' o.. ,.,.7
hls nov ..ll, "' .Nl'',. .y.,h i-',u NV, NV,
',. H. '''' .. '..' 80 10
MI. uIUfHlu uIn aIINti'h ll 1tIN l.aNN
' '"' '''''7
I''.'.
pfph'uh'- '' l'" "l''' u' ,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
FILIPINO LEGISLATURE
MEETS IN SPECIAL SESSIO,

Manila. March 2S.-A special ....
of the Filipino legisIatur. va. s,,.
20 Baguia today chiefly for hi. g--.-
OF enactlug public works 'ee.l.,''l
10 his message Gov FHrbss I..
mendcd appropriation f.r n.
struction ~ roads and bridges ana -.
Dor and river Improvements 3. fg., .i'
rindcrpest and TO provide f.r III. 4'
iiciencies in the funds set apart f.r -.,
ilc schools and the support of tH- r--.
stahulary.
Despite tho operations of the p.v-.
Aldrich tarin. BILL the revenues H..
recent increases
Sergio. osmerul. Nationalist. was BOZ
elected speaker of the assembly vi,s...
opposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
TAFT GOES TO NEW YORK

Washington. March -pres.ssr,
TAFT went 90 New York today He uii
attend a banquet today of ,he c,ss
Of rs of Yale at the University cub
I'm that city. The dinner and reunion
are 20 be private and the rresds-,
will not speak Tie viii. leave Nsr
York az midnight on the return trip %
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
KILLED IN REVOLVER DUEL.

chicago March 2s-Gu revolver duel
befWeen Rau Rocco and FORTUNATE Cirillo.
al inc IatteIs home here today, Rocco
was killed Mrs (irillo. who was taken
MO custody. told the police she was
awakened by the shots She found Roc
co.'s bOdv with pistol from which one
shot had been hred, stlll clasped in his
right hand.
s second weapon. supposedly belonging
to Cirillo had been discharged. was found
In the room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Tho university dcbatcrs. the team
being composed of Tom Parry. James
Wootceon and u y. Draper. leave to-
night for Colorado Springs where they
meet the Colorado college team in de-
bate ON the question OF bank deposit
guarantee. the Utah men opposing the
system proposed.
The annual party Of the kindergarten
girls VIII he given in tho kindergarten
rooms. April 2
The French play win he given to-
morrow evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
nENIIN ro mAyE mENRING.

washington March &.-Robert r.
Devlin United states attorney for the
northern district Of california. and Mr.
Black. his assistant. will he given a hear
Ing wednesday by the subcommittee Of
the senate judiciary committee which ra-
Gently recommended an adverse reporA
on Mr. Dovlin's nomination for reap
pointment The fun committee has all
ready adopted an unfavorable report on
Mr. DeVlln's case 10 the senate.
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GRAND CoNJOINT REUNION.

Eastern states Southern states. Central
states. Northern states. western states
and Northwestern states missions will
meet conformity On the Granite stake hall
tcorner Fourteenth south and state
streetsJ Tuesday at $50 pm. Apru ..
1910 saints and Elders an invited Come
aud shake hands with your friends. side
rooms for each mission. Good pro ram.
grand ball Take Murray street car az
corner First South and Main streets. go
ing east
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DEATH OF YOUNG FIREMAN.

Ezra Msdseu aged % years. OF Mont
peuer IDA. employed as a fireman on the
Oregon Short LINE. died 8t tho pr. W.
following su operation for appendicitis.
The body Of the Young man VIII prob
ably he shipped 90 Montpelier tonight Tor
burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
IsHAWOOA, WYO, POSTMASTER

especial FOB Tho NnwsI
Washington. ID c. March Jessie
H kcunrd has been appointed post
master Ht lsU3NuUu. HIEuoru county.
NEo., vice ~ Is Jones' removed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
THE MoRMONS AND TIE
THE AFTER.

An interesting compilation. 'ormlng
the history of thoatricals in salt Lake.
by the late John S. Lindsay for sale
soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
EUREKA EXCURSION

Tuesday. March 20. 1910.
$500 Round Trip Nu SALT LAKE
ROUTE
Special train leaves che Union Depot
100 nm Secure tickets 1922 south
Main 81 ur Union station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
Story OF Success
Governor johnson

.,., IN his hard b,,,,.
with WIN unslnd 'r i,,'
Governor job, !,
johnson Of MIN. A.
''"' never
'mplaincdtbs,I1''g., e
was wa, against him n,
had 90 fight a.,
poverty. -, .'''
o o,o.... environment
could No 'laf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
EUREKA EXCURSION,
TnesIay. March 20. I0It

$500 Round Trip via SALT LAKE
ROUTE.
Special train leaves the Union Depot
100 pm Secure tickets, 100 South
Main ST. or Union station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

TIi.Ht,I .u tnr same DHan4s. Uara ar-
raIEurd ou thr charge uf burglary boz 'ua
fnIfl HnEIar. They pleaded not guilty
HrI viii Boo given Hoa.tua April Do TUs.
were ..rI fH f.H county IuI fUr HIfH
of ~ uu rIuH
Walter Jones charged with violating
fHe barber ordinance pleaded rHf eunfH
and vfII Boz tried AurII i- ile was relaHs-
cd Hu li7 own r,rognizanre
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

"JAPALAC" the household friend
Is distributed by the Bennett Glass
q Paint COMPANY 90 West F.rs.
South Color cards Cor the asking
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DIED


FAseEfI, $50 south SNfH East street.
March 2G. 1870 uf gun-H1i Nl.
Georcc vs.. Fasse'I born Ns.a
1856. in salt Lake Gus. som .l ~.
gusta Robson FasseIi and iA- a'
sbnri --,,1css al tHs family -ss
deucp prior 90 going ta O.- 's
Cnngrerational church. corner fIlA
south and seventh East where -,si
lar funeral services VIII hr N.'N
dav. al pm Friends are invited
attend. Intermcnt loo Ml '.'Nt' ''"
terry,
cuEsLEy. Sixth Wssi go
Eleventh south streets M'..'
i6io ~ pneumonia William A -
lev in his 18th year nai'e '' '
uois.
pAVLOS In this citN Marcn -' '
CHRIST pavlos. aged So years p...
Remains are at tho ulil'I- %.
W. Hail, l64 south West I'nlp''
cooPER-In this els Marc. a.. r, u. =,
william y. Cooper. ae' IT,. "a s,srss
months and % days. at %, InIfa sl,-.',,
Pemains are at tre private reges,
,.,oo,s of Fber H. HAL ia south We w.
Tsmula street Funeral services wv ~
beid wednesday time and place nan.
nounced later. NInneip'Ha anu
more papers pie" copy.
WILLIAMS. IN Do city. Me,-as "a
1910 Charles Williams So
,sarq % momI OF mo 0UN''''-
mon workers union ...-,,,-
Reuains are ai OBJ. private w..
rooms OF Eber ". ha.l l7 s'uih "'
Temple street
NtALEY i'm this CITY, March y E1p p.--
MaIey. aged S years. 20 resident W.
yam. ~ y. ,.,,,rsl
Remains viii be shipped from @ l'' p.-s
a rois parIurs TO- his forWor l'i,.. ~.
Van n Y. this evening penn van
pers please copy
EVANS In this city MaI ~
tSriglt Evans Iu her first wear .st.
Funeral was held from L-g l,,.et 10.
dence 13S south Fourth Wr-' .,t. zane
day. a. II "a. m Interment In Guy
terry.
RARNEY Ralph pee. son or H. 49, 4,
and Lizzie Taylor Barney W, SAT
prDyo Tt4h April o. IH.l h''u ~
Lake Clty. March p. l'ln 49, family
Funeral cortccc will leave ~. s,r.sf
rosidepce. wG south Finh ha'' Ice
Tucsday March o. at p 20 p W. ~. noon
at the city cemetery az u
r. r. Evans. Florist. 80 >. Ma'D sSi
$500. /. .nprfalty HhouuN 49,
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DICK JONES SAYS
HE WILL GO TO LAW
J. J. Dwer. His BaCker, AttIrms
That Politics Play No
Part in Deal.
lMBRoGLIo OVER STEEL JOB.
Rcaru- Building Contract T. Bone oi
tontcution-t MON VS.. the open
Shop Fight T. On.

Shop igui u Nns
Tho onI l- MOI 500 quo
structural irlrnorkor- imhrur'I' Nhi'l
.....rt fn. fafl OF the labor
,,....- f,t.g
element 'I 'l' ..'.
Jones. OF 'n, '''. .,.... ... nav,
,..'. ...-. ...u IN. , Isr.I BATTLE
''" "'f ........,...l
boo which iN' ih.ht- W.T.. "'
one b.. whether fne suu..'uiIi'i II'.
tho Modern steel structural com pam.
Of Waukosha. held Dog ihe J'h'
company can boz transfer ,a 9n,'. a,
conditions have mot been fu'hNea' .nn
whether Tine present success" 90 l..
Jones company 0u the ko1rns hulIl-
ing have "a right to the rigElng' Whl,n.
DO Is claimed nr DICK Jones' u'l'"h'
exclusively tn him.
The contract of erecting mo Ni'tl 1h
tho koarus building was secured ID.
the Wnukesha firm and In turn suni'l
COB the Jones company, which also ODD"
u sub-cuutr1rt from The American
Birds, company tn do the same Nnd 'I
work ou the Hotel Utah. The c'nuh'.
of the Jones company specimen luti
tho work should bo prosecuted from
tho FIRST uf tine year tINlNl ana Hh'hIl
boz completed boy April l'. tAllrn'n
conditions and weather prevented a
successful prosecution OF the contract
tho concrete work being delayed. ana
otherwise the Jones company being
hampcrCd Goo "a number uf ways. Iho
company was just getting actually
started un the work when me c"u-
tract was taken ava. from a.
,,p p,,,vFp.c SINE
'''
j. j. DVycr Of san Francisco. is
partially o''E St ,n, S"' r.s h.ep ig
salt Lake for over month and has
been keeping close watch upon the
work Of the arm. This morning ne
said:
"rhe Jones company mas had aI
sorts of trouble because oi WaSnoula
ana bad weather Mueh or we 'g"p
iuent mas been t'n up ar voc i''el
Dtah. we nave D,.n oi', Jug ' s'.ia
10y express li".h I"l,'eo ~" nay.
eahNd..ed tN, l.t'i' III. i.,,
~ ,.siPpl lul r'tl,i - ~
We 49, . "n'll,''e Dr. q. -,,, g.,
, .ou' 'i' e...,,.,t,.- Iii mo- b., rr.g,
49, ,titf".i 10 ..tt,ry.isc mad Noon
l. ui -. 49,, mn tb.rn h, M
iy.arne
M py,,,r NAYS "a high commitment
d, mr. fonc. manager az thc Zones
,np,pan,. "Nr Topcs h very capable
nnd e0irient" be said "AU of tho
c0nipmcpt which is being used iu tine
civ I'M tha various works are designed
br him But what could we do2 Tine
only thing to save loss was TO let the
Kcarus building contract 20 when We
had chance. n was much cheaper
than 90 get additional equipment The
Burke people guarantee 10 nave the
steel up by MAY T. and an bills VIII
a.
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r. r. Evans. Florist. 50 8 Main M Al
r,ar,i designs a speciality Phono, =
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DRISKELL DROPS
INTO JOVIL MOOD

Since Hi Return 90 Ills cen Convict
ed Murderer Has Been Op-
uml.tic aud Sleeps Well
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,.,rASe la this city. March TO- s}N'
IynigIt Evans lu her FIRST wear .,,..
Funeral was held from Che l wy ~.
dence 73S south Fourth We.' ,,ti .srs.
doy. A. n "a. m Interment 10 ''''
teTv.
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NtAIEy this CITY, March p ~ W.
NaIev. aced Is years. resident vi i''
yam. n y. $1,000. o.pornsl
Remains will be shipped iroIl .,s psr1
Van \ y. this evening Penn van 20
pprs plcasp copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

Corner Sixth Yves.
t-ieyprth south streets. M3f'l
i9io OF pneumonia. william
iev. ln his 9th year hal'e '' .
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-22
Krise-McOuaide.

Miss Sophia Krise, of this place, and
Mr.. Joseph McQuside, of Jersey Shore,
were quietly married at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Donovon
on Fourth street, last Sunday, at noon.
The Rev. Father T. B. Downey, Rector
ofSt. Marks Catholic Church, perform
ed the ceremony. Miss Msyme Far
rell and Mr.. Harry McQuaide, brother
of the groom, attended the bridal
couple. Only the immediate friends
witnessed the ceremony. After q
bonntiful dinner the happy couple de-
parted on the afternoon train, for Re-
novo, where they were guests of the
groom's parents. After = short honey
moon they will take up their residence
at Jersey Shore, where the groom holds
A.. a good position. Mr.. McQuaide was
formerly employed In the tonsorial
parlors of Mr.. Edward Blinzler and
has many friends at this place. Miss
Krise, now Mrs. MoQuaide, has been
a resident of Emporium for some time
aud is popular with all who know her.
We extend congratulations. Mrs. Nc
Quaide, mother of the groom, OF Re-
novo, was in attendance at the we'd
ding.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-22
Miss Mary Blumle Wins Trip.

Miss Mary Blumle Wins Trip.
Miss Mary Blumle, of this place,
won the first place, in the Bermuda Is
land contest given by the Williams
port News. 1t will be remembered
that Miss Blumle won the diamond
ring offered by the firm for one weeks
work. She has been In the first place
ever since the contest started and had
the choice of selecting one other young
lady to accompany the party, her sis
ter Miss Agnes Blumle being the young
lady selected. The merry bunch will
consist of seven young ladies and they
will be guests of the News at New
York City and on the Islands, every
thing will be free of charge to them.
The Misses Blumle will leave EN-
porium next Sunday for Williamsport
and will leave that place on Monday
morning, for New York City, from
which place they will sail next We'd
nesday morning. We congratulate
Miss Mary on her success, and wish
them "bon voyage"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-22
A Duty to The President.

President Taft's campaign letter
makes a good impression and is well
received. 1t recognizes no line of d.
vision in the Republican psrty. 1t
points out what great work has been
accomplished since his inauguration
and what remains to do. What was
done was accomplished because the
President was supported by Congress.
If the other Republican pledges are to
be redeemed it must be done by an
other Republican Congress- In no
other way can progress be made dur
ing this administration, as Demo-
cratic House means deadlock and re-
action, says the Phira Press.
IT the Republicans are to present a
full record on which to ask the en-
dorsement of the people in 1912 they
must elect Republican House of Re-
presentatives in the next Congress.
The Senate will continue Republican,
but division, unreasoning criticism,
and fault-finding among Republicans
make the political complexion of the
next House matter of doubt. There
should be no doubt. The Republicans
have the votes to make the House
clearly and strongly Republican. 1t
is only a question of getting together
and giving a loyal support to the kind
ly wise President whom their suffrage
placed in responsibility and power
The election of Republican House
lie a duty owed to Republican Presi-
dent. To leave him without a support
In Congress for half Of his term and
without any cause would not be treat
ing the President right. He has done
nothing to forfeit Republican conf
dence. On the contrary he has done
everything that should confirm and
strengthen IL. A House Of Represen-
tatives without clear Republican ma
iority means two years Of blocked
legislation, of marking time and poll
tical speechmakirg preparatory to the
next Presidential campaign.
President Taft deserves better than
this. His. admirable straightforward
letter of achievement shows what good
use he has made of the snort opportus
nifty that has been given him TO secure
results. II D also o powerful sreu-
ment why the Republicans Of the
country should sink local differences
and unite all their strength to secure 9
Republican majority in the next Hoose
of Representatives. ~
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-22
Rip Van WinkIe Monday.

In the attraction of "Trip Van Win
kle" at the Emporium Opera House
Monday evening next Sept. 2sth, the
patrons of the house are assured of a
thoroughly first class production.
Mr.. Morrison who appears In the
role 10 sterling actor, In the charac-
ter OF Rip he is said to excell. A
thoroughly competent supporting cast
is carried, while the Special Scenic
and Electrical effects are ample and
elaborate. Prices remain the same and
reserved seats can be secured In ad.
vance at the usual place.