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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

- - 81 knights viii have The floor Tber
o oolle from Atehison. Parsons and Kansas
- Kan Cash prizes 20 ths arnount ~
~ are hung Up for the Palatine cusrsr
no the knights dnn teams. on Friasv
Al me Teams win appear in the parsse
~nieh IL scheduled 10 start from sixteentb
sno CAiifornia streets at IL o'clock Sir A
n fiernoid T. C. NJ. win be marshal az
me pAnaae ana in line VIII be Prinossser
% Med Falatine GUARDS. uniform rapk
- ishis maids and pages The line ~
march VII be south or sixteenth 10 D,nr-
las' 10 Tenth 70 Farnam. 10 Eirhteeufb
70 Harvey. 10 Fifteenth: then counter
march on Harvey 10 sinsteenth. 40 Leaven-
North, where carriages viii be taken ~
=. ilieDeleI park whore the animal picnic i
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

ASHLAND, Ns.h.. July la--tspecial )-s.
commissioners who we're appointed 10 az
praise and award the damaees for the con
Cremation ~ the Smell mill dam IN Sal
Creek ~ Ashland, reported their findinr,
10 County Juces Charles a. Slams
Wa-hoo ms morning. They find that damn.
EeE sustained By James H. smell 90 be th,
sum u E.aoo and that 81 The Farmers an,
Merchants Bank a Ashland which hold
. moi1EaEe % ABOUT Eli.to0 on the proper,s
10 be $1,000 total Of uasO0. The hearins
Vas held week Sgo AZ Ashland. sine,
which time The appraisers have had the
matter under Adrisement The drainae,
district which seeks no remove the rnn
dam. gave notes 81 an appeal from tne
award 10 the district court
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
DAMAGE BY ELECTRIC STORM
TWO Inches of Rain Mt the same
Time Falls I'm Furnas
County.

BEAVER CITY, Neb.. July l4-Cspecial
Telegram. )--Durdng an electric storm last
right the farm house Of Fred Leiding was
strnck arld baelss dannlged- =. Issror.u neat
stacks 81 Claude Eschelman were also
struck and consumed
All losses covered By insurance Abou.
i've inches OF rain fell.
HoLDREGE, Neh.. July ls.-tspecial
Fhslps county was given another thorough
soaking last night, close 10 an inch OF
water falling. Some parts Of the county
that were not reached ny the rain Of Mon
day we're the recipients OF last nights
uownpour. Crop continue 10 look better
daily and prospects for corn crop es
pecially, are far better than two months
ego
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

BEATRECE-Frad Latin OF Wvmore
Yesterday files for the republican nomins
noh Tor representative from Case coUnty
MADISOS-Judee Bates issued a r,a-
Ilage neepse 10 Brennan j. McCiptv al
Meaoom Grove and Miss Julia E. Corkle oi
Tilden. %
BEATR1czE-J b Damn. for thirteen
years resident OF Beatrice died vestt-rCa :
morning, ageo 66 years. he leaves a WIdOw
and six children.
NEBRASKA CITY.-AoearliDs N an. -.
port Of 4 T. Wright. who has just COM
s,seIed The school census Of this eify fhers
are 1,14S school children as AGAINST "a
-si year.
MAulSON-Mrs. Mabel BECK has esrn
Fenced action in the district court Of Mad
IA county FOR divorce from her husbs,o5
william Beck. charging In her r,efifio,,
0lllSulspsrL
NEbf1AskA clTY-rhs body Of r j.
ieltzsr, WhD died al Chicago. viii be-
-VuEfM 10 this city FRIDAY Tor fntssrr1enf
az Is survived by widow ana three chill
ieA' isih VIE being the daughter OF VA
am Bischof OF rAns city.
SHAY RICE - The Eak street nrane-.,
'anefk organized an Improvement cluf
sst night By the electinn 81 these uffioerr.
ohs WORKMAN, president; Z. p Gale
zoe president Charles Ooddington treas
arf; Andrew Andersen. secretary
NEBRASKA CITY--Lafe Bsnnett one
ne veteran eNpressmen Of TINS CITY
Ahd 1aLher OF Charles Bennstt manage
las been ad5pdEed insane and taken T..
ne hospital al Lincoln for treatment.
AAA4AGIoN-Aiber1 JahnEon. Al en-,
-ese 81 H. r. Roberts. was seriously huft
IA a RUNWAY Tuesday afternoon gohnsrlp
Eas blowing corn ana IT'S team IN trr1in,
iAund Win nun, caught MN IN me s-r4lfi
''aier and cut him badly about the face and
/, :; > kbh s.i. SiTE-s H. Bnck has filed
his petition 20 have his name Placed upoS
-he ballot A. a candidate for STATE ssrRfr.,
he IL the man that Mr.. Bryan came do,~t
here 70 force 10 change his refusal TO ssKn
,ature.
NEBRASKA CITT.-The hous ~ Mr.
Bessie Lambert. situated in the soutberr
PAL OF the city, was burned Wednesday,
omaha on a visit and there was ~ ens !
n the house and the cause OF the fire IA
therefore unknown.
BROKEN BOW-The new power bop.. q,
l.s bioeen boN Electric Light compAny
on Depot, across the street and p,orlr Nh /
- commenceo upon h immediately y n
-NiIae And ShAIies Martin are nov Al the /
lead 81 the company
NEBRASKA CITY, "a Arns,r,-, =,
perhaps one o. the oldest men in this 1art 4
u The state. RE he celebrEfed hts nfuef,-
fsf birthday anniversary Thursday Het
arr 81 the state, having come her. IN fSss
nd has always made tins his home sire, I
bt-AIfllCh-The board a sua-rrts,rs
yesterday orerruled IRE protest IN Frsrk
bjects 70 q rese 1 Re,.s 6 ,SSnsn'n Who
Ne farm Seidl filed 4 n9qice u,ffb -
oHntS eiery wherein he asked damaEes ~ /
pened through HE prsniseE.
BROKEN BOW-WhHs Ilors R,,.~,.
q the firm q C. W Buuunan 4 81, -.
aanipulating his fathers iarre roedefsr ~
no eoii@o s~rAse yestsrdag rhs mAchi1s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

hoi-DhEGE, Neh,. luly E-Cspecinn--
Fof ne First tine il is believed IN the his
tofs OF me srHte lnNrla al three com
Hias'oneo efnesrs Of one company have
Won places on the neginental rifle and
pistol teams The three officers who hsv.
accomplished that feat are Captain Frapl
Anderson. FhEt Lieutenant 4. V-ht+.
and second Lieutenant A. % Nas,u,a
All o. company T. q this city. OF the ten
places rye on each team the local man
won three places. CAPTAIN AnaerseS sps
Lieutenant SAslund being on the -islc
team. and IAeutenanr White beinu On "a.
pistol team 81 the second regimen Tn.
men VIII take part IN the target uractic.
- be hsld the coming week al Ashland
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Jap and White
Girl Wed Here
AatsuEo Shofu and Miss Dorothy
Miller Get License for Ceremony
They Left Yesterday.

Aatsuzo ShOfu, a young japanese travel
ing salesman from New York City. and
Miss Dorothy Miller of Chicago were
issued marriage license by Clerk Furay
Thursday morning. They had not decided
when the license Was secured VINO was TO
perform the ceremony. but expected to be
married today. Miss Miller is a former
Nebraska girl and was born al salem. She
is - and the groom is "A years Of axe
They VIII return 70 New York where they
VII make their home
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Six AutoiStS
Get Big Fines
Speeders Rounded Up by Fast Nov
ing Cops Bring Neat Sum
to City.

Six automobile speeders who were can
tureo in various parts OF the city wedDes-
day by Motorcycle Officers Morgan ana
Reigleman, we're fined for exceeding tn,
speed limit by Judge Crawford Thursaav
morning. For the one days work the net
proceeds paid into the city's cot1srs
amounted TO SIS.
The violators were G. b Koch, III Far
nam, fined $40 and costs; f. c. Green. e17
South Sixteenth street. SIS and costs: Law
renoe Nelson. GEO North Fortieth street sz5
and costs: z. W. Hart Council Bluffs s25
and costs; G. E Douglas. Z15 North Thirty
sighth street $40 and COSTS. and y. M. Van
Brant SIS and costs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
POSTAL RECEIPTS CROWNS
stamp Sales NJ Fifty LarEest Office.
show Large InereaSe for
Year.

WASHINGTON. July l4-Postal re.eipts
81 fifty large postofficss of the United
states during June showed an increase ~
BOZ per cent ovel the same month last
year The receipts OF June. 1909. were - g
per cent greater than in June. 1908
The total receipts AT these fifty larEe A.
noes last month amounted TO q. .Iss com
pared with F.slsS1, during the same rnontb
IN 1909 ---'.'' u
VI these cities the one reporting The
iAie est increase was Hartford. Conn. p 70
per cent -'-'V
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Woman is Only
Speeder to Pay
Nay Ellis is Only One of Eight Auto
lists Who Pays the Fine
Levied.

Out Of the eight persons arrested Monday
COR speeding and disorderly conduct. MAY
Ellis, ISL Sherman avenus. is the only one
Eho has paid her fine thus far Miss Ellis
handed over the 500 and costs Wednesday
sveninE, and departed
The rest Of the party, with the exoep-
ton Of Bert simpson OF Florence got their
liberty On appeal bonds and pardons from
Acting Mayor Brucker. Simpson is stir a
prisoner. making efforts to get an appeal
bond
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
ON DNEIPER RIVER
AoeldeAt 10 Steamers Boiler Give.
Rise 10 R1mOr of EAormOus
Loss of Life

LONDON. July l4.-StartlinE rumors AZ
great loss Of Life following a collision he
tween steamers on the Dneiper river
reached mere today from Odessa. Russia
inquiry developed that the reports are ex-
es6erateo versions Of last Saturday,
accident when a boiler exploded on the
steamer LovelriJ. At that time three per-
sons were killed and subsequently four
teen Others died from injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
AGAIN HEADSTABORS
Reelected Chief Grand Mentor With.
ont Any Opposition.
OTHER OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
Prise Drill Teams Arrive 40 Talks
Part IN sse ParRdes and AhnuaI
Competitions for Crsh
PrfHeA.

Election Of officers was the sngrsssing
business yesterday 10 the convention Of The
knights q Tabcr and Daughters OF the
tabernacis. al OsthoffE nall. WITH reports
Of committees out Of the way in the morn
Ing, with the noon adjournment began the
play for place, but in a most good humored
fashion
Chief Grand Mentor Rev Prank Wilson
~ns re-elected without opposition. as he
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
AMERICAN STARVING
IN NICARAGUA PRISON
CONSUL ohtvareu Goes 10 Reaeue of
William PIttnan, Captured BIZ
MAAr1n Forces.

WASHINGTON. July 1G-wnHam PITT
man, the American captured by the Madrix
forces near Bluefields, was found yseterdsv
N starving condition in a filthy cell at
Managua, according to a dispatch TO the
State department from Consul olivares. Mr.
oiivAres forced Madriz 10 accord Pittman
better treatment
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
THEODORE RAIN ENDS LIFT
wealthy Farmer walks 40 Bank ~.
River, Where he sends Bullet
Into Br=sn.

PONcA, Neh-, 5uly ls.-especiai D-Theo
core RAhn yesterday. after walking thre-
miles from ms home 10 the bank Of In,
river, put q pistol 10 his head and kille,
himself Instantly
He had been drinking heavily for som.
TYNE M RAIN owned go acres q laas
clear Of sneambrance. He ieaves a E-lco
snd fhree eafldrea
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Revenue
Shows Increase
Over Three Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars Ahead Of Last Years
Receipts.

An Increase Of $50 no E is reported IN
the yes1y collection Of internal nerenu.
Al me Omaha office FOR the year ending
June % hlo The figures for the year tuEt
closed are s27s2.TBT q. against a. s.o AZ. -.
me year ending June %. ls9. The firur.
Tor total collections Is high, being exoeeded
oniy oy The figures for the year when the
spanish war WAs In proEraur
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Beats Mother-in-
Law; Arrested
T. W. Ray is Caught at Hotel After
Wild Scene at His
Home.

Charged with having assaulted his rnothe--
in-isw in brutal manner, T. w. Rav
20IS Cunning street is a prisoner Al tbe
police station Neighhons living nearby
Ray summoned the police wednesday Mani
reporting the man was beating his mofh.--
in-law fearfully- When two policemen in
the emergency auto reached the ssene. Raw
had disappeared
The man was finally caught at the Par
ton hotel where be engaged a room for M.
night
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
HAIL COMES WITH TORNADO
strip of Ground BADLY Battered
Nfne Miles from
Pierre.

PIERRE 5. D., July A-Cspecial )-Hai.
which accompanied the tornado east Of
acre last evening badly battered the crop
n a strip two miles wide nine miles NORTH
I This city. and another hail belt did
arse amount Of damage In central sui,
sounty, near ONEIDA.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Nebraska NaSbys
Meet In Omaha
5. T. Thomas is Elected President
Of the State Postmastery
Association.

LINCOLN, Neh., July l4.-tSpccial D-B. r.
Thomas Of Omaha was elected president Of
The Nebraska State Postmastsrs' Rssocia-
fion this morning and Omaha was selected
as the next meeting place. Postmaster
Cook Of Blair was reelected secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
BIG REWARD FOR MURDERER
Rwenfg'-F1re Hundred Dollars Offered
for Capture Of Murderer of
bsnise PleEe.

PoSCA. Neh.. July l4.-tspecial 9TH
murder q Miss Louise Flegs is stlH matte.
tnr Investigation. The authorities Of Dixoi
county have sfftred a reward Of $500 fol
evidence thar win convict the murderer
and the three brothers Of the murdered cir
have raised their offer 10 szs0O0 for evidence
that VII convict.
Detectives are suh at work with tn
county attorney. Clarence KinEsbuTy a
Ponca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

EEHAWKA. Neh-. July ls-gspeciai -
william Ketch. a farmer living one mile
soUth o. town. while losdinE hay this All
ernoon drop9ed dead. u Is supposed he haa
heart fAs'rre- He leaves a vile ana three
chHar
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
POWDER CASE NEARS The END
Government Closes RebutaaI I'm c..
Against AIleEed Mo-


NEW YORK. July 1A-With the rsbuttsl
OF the evidence by the defense James :
scarlet counsel for the government. elosad
rs case to-day before Federal Examiner Ma
hAfey IN the hearing in the suit OF the gov
eminent against the Dupont-De Nsmoprs
foWosr company for alleged violation Of
the antitrust law
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

on me stomach. Erer torpor lame hael
ano weak kiaNsys re overcome by Electro
t'itierf- o1a-antLld SOC. For. sale bv
Beaton DRUG CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Joacph n. staUffrr

PIrTsBURG. Pa. July l4-Jossph n
sthuffsr, millionaire coal ana lurh-r
operator q Fayette county died TO-DAY =,
his country home In seottdals. ared "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

sioux CITY, July A-Sudss John n
Aiiison, Who Tor half century was en-
sAseo IN the banking busissss here. died
too.y, Ased ~ He was well known ~
BANKING circles all over the west
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

Persistent Advertisers is Ibs ROAD 70 Ii.
Returns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

Inc prlgA drili team. Rsbecca F'rincessas
falaiiae CsulId. Of Kansas City. Kan. came
IN hhursasy morning. The team win put on
oril this isveSing al the han. Come on
over tonight" ssys Mr.. johnson. I'VE WIN
show yor t'ometAing in ths dsin line you
neFef saw bsfogs"
Fa1dAy sSeniEg The tbres arm teams made
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

n1t Deen since this Jurisdiction was estAb-
1snso IN w Mrs Emma Canes. Topeka.
sfaho preeeptress. has likewise been re-
e'eo year after year, And is sure OF
osihs again chosen Grand Presiding Prince.
Johnson Of omshA has held the
POSITION Tor ten years and his frtendE in
s' ne VIZ easily win out again. johnson.
niliiheh win hroho smile. SAYS III LOOKS
plsty ouhions Tor me-" since there are
Ss'eiel other candidates. but the old heads
say he rs in no dnnEer
'1 most 81 the minor offices there were
: sooo many candidates. and the hours be-
t~een "ia O'Clock. when the voting
oouireo acre lively enough 10 make the
delegates 'iorset even TIE heat
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

The KEY % The sitasiloa- Bee want a..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
DEATH RECORD.

AARsHALLrowN. Ia. Juiy A-espeeial
Ielesrem-)-J p. KIRK. father OF .'cbjc,
Alrk former Iowa star athlete. died her,
lasi night Of dropsy, aged az years. Mr.
hirk was travelling salesman for over
twenty VearA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
MENDOZA TO QUIT
RACE IN PANAMA
BattleShips Warn Him of Flu
tility of Further Presiden-
tial Aspirations.

PANAMA. Aug. "A promise today
hv Acting President Mendoza that ne
would make a definite announcement
within forty-eiEht hours as to his presi-
Dental candidacy. is generally interpre-
ted as foreshadowin= his withdrawal
from the race
II is reported that four American bat
tleships VIII arrive In Panama waters
Monday The United States gUnbOat
Tacoma is now at Colon
As the United States Government IS
known to oppose the election or Men
doza by the national assembly on Sep
TENDER ]. the coming Of these war yes
sels $ said 10 have impressed Mendczd
with the futility Of his presidential as
pirations-
TIE United States is bound BY treaty
10 uphold the Panamauian constitution,
and as NeudOZa's election would be IN
violation of the constitution II Is be
Iieved that even should ne be elected,
the United Statets would force his re
r-ovaI-
The country IS greatly excited over me
CoTrirZ election and the fear Of Amen
can Intervention Is so great that lead
ers Of the Liberal and Conservative par
ties are in almost constant conference
To outline a program that VIII IoresIall
such action.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
IT'S NO WONDER SIBLEY HAS
BAD HEALTH.

It's enough 10 make a ian III 10
spend $4,000 for a nomination for
Congress, to be condemned from one
end OF the country TO the other, 10
have the results Of ms election con
tested, and then to be accused OF
buying votes This has been the ex-
Perience Of Joseph c. Sibley, named in
the recent Pennsylvania primaries as
the Republican candidate for the Ma
tionaI House in the Twenty-eiehth
district
One OF those peculiar condolences
which often occur when a politician IS
accused Of graft occurred in the Sibley
case Mr. Sibley discovered, Just a
few hours before he was arrested, that
his health would not permit him to
accept the nomination which the Re
pubhcans OF his district lad so gen
erously and spontaneously bestowed
upon him. He has retired, and his
investment OF $4,000 has presumably
been charged 10 profit and loss.
The investigation OF the Sibley
nomination, however, should not stop
with the candidates withdrawal. When
g man signs his name TO a sworn
statement that his election expenses
amounted 10 an average OF 81 for
each vote he received, running the
total up to Sf2,50o, even Pennsylvania
should be shocked As soon as Mr..
Sibley has recuPerated from the effects
81 his unfortunate illness an answer
should be found 10 the mystery ap-
parent in the fact that he spent for
his nomination more than twice the
amount of his prospective salary as
Representative
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
FEW MORE AUTOMOBILES
NEEDED FOR OUTING.

The last day of grace, the eleventh
hour. the nick O. time, and all those
other popular periods Of designating
the final moment IN which 1t Is pos
sible to perform given act before 1t
is too late, has arrived. The aUtomo-
bile outing arranged by The Times
and the Associated Charities for the
infirm old ladies IN the homes for
aged IN Washington viii be held to
morrow afternoon Fifteen auto
mobiles have been offered for use.
twenty-five are desired
ANY auto owner who wants TO share
in the pleasure that viii be the portion
OF those who make the outing possible
viii have to hurry. A telephone mes
sage to The Times VIII put his name
on the rolls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
MAJOR SYLVESTER TACKLES
HARD PROBLEM.

Major Sylvester has cracked a lot
Of hard nuts in his time, but It is
doubtful If he has ever tackled a
harder one than he VIII find IN his
hands when his policemen begin 10
enforce the regulations prohibiting
children exposing themselves to danger
IN the streets. OF course, we all de-
plore the fact that needless and ire
sponsible youngsters persist IN dOdg-
ING in and out among horses, wagons,
automobiles, and street cars, and Of
course we would like TO see them be
have themselves and keep out Of
harms way. Nobody wants TO see a
child injured. and the community as a
whole should uphold the Superinten-
dent of Police and his officers when
they attempt to enforce the law How
ever. that old saw which cells us
that boys viii be boys" Is right on
the Job here IN Washington, Just as
it Is in every city IN the land
Bows are Just naturally bound to be
reckless. needless, and irresponsible
Otherwise they wouldn't be boys;
they'd be moIlycoddles. The police
are going to have fine large time
making them take care Of themselves
Here's wishing them luck, and here's
hoping the young raseals VIII heed the
kindly warnings Of the cops, and not
risk their neeks without any regard
whatever for the feelings OF the pub
lie and the future OF the race, but
here's predicting that the children viii
keep right on doing as they have al
ways done
incidentally, its an open question
whether the arrest Of a child for reck-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
THE ANTI-CANNON MOVE
MENT Is SPREADING.

Following closely the anti Cannon
declaration of Nicholas Longworth of
Ohio comes the announcement of Wal
ter I Smith of Iowa that he will be
a candidate for Speaker of the next
House if he is returned TO Congress.
SIR. Smith has been one OF Mr.. Can
mons right hand men for several years.
lie IS a thorough going reaetionary,
and as Speaker would be Just as OBJ
Jeetionable to the insurgents as Mr..
Cannon has been. Whether he could
be elected Speakers however, is of less
significance Just now than his an
nounSement as a candidate 1t shows
the growing anti-Cannon sentiment
among standpatters, not because Mr..
Cannon Is the kind OF Republican they
dislike, but because the public opposition
TO him makes it impolitic to elect him
again.
Mr. Cannon recently said he could
see nothing ahead but Republican VIC
tory 1t should be remembered, in this
connection, that, after his -FOUR of Kan
sas, Mr. Cannon announced that the
Jsyhawker insurgents were in for an
awful lambasting-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
SMITHS TURN TO BE COVER
NOR OF GEORGIA.

Down in Georgia the favorite pas
time of the people Is q little game
called Governor, governor, who'll be
governor Apparently, 1t Is Hoke
Smiths turn this year Two years
ago It was Little joe Browns turn,
while two years before that was
Smiths turn Occasionally somebody
else takes it into his head that he'd
ike to be governor. but there's never
anything doing except for Smith or
Brown Thus far the people have
shown no favOritism between these
two. but have held strictly TO the per
fectiy just proposition that If Smith
gets one term, Brown gets the next,
and vice versa. Surely, that's fair
enough. OF course, its a little hard
on the nerves of Smith and Brown,
but what Is that compared 10 the
absolute impartiality with which the
Job Is passed from one to the Other2
In some Southern. States governor
ships are decided on political or eco
nomic issues The candidates align
themselves on one side OF the other
of such questions as railroad regula-
tion, primary laws, prohibition, the
pass evil. the race problem, and kin
dred minor problems. In Georgia the
covernorship Is purely a personal IS
sue. Shall big Hoke Smith or little
Joe Brown be it, There's Just as
much exeitement-an maybe more
IN Georgia gubernatoriaI campaign
as in a campaign dealing with intTi-
cate questions of government Big
Hoke thunders up and down the
state and Little Joe sits in his office
a9d dictates campaign speeches for
other men 20 make and for news
papers to print Feeling runs high
and the State Is well nigh Jared of
the map. Nobody knows, the night
before eIect&on. whose turn It Is to
be governor. The people decide the
next dav. and two years later change
their minds and reverse themselves
Perhaps it's the delightful uncertainty
OF Georgia politics that makes the
game so attractive to the two Perma-
nent candidates and so enjoyable for
the rest OF the country
Campaigns were made on four mem
bers OF Congress. who supported the
FITZGERALD resolution in the National
House. Three Of them are reported
TO have been renominated, while the
fourth. Howard, Of the Eighth district,
Is at least closely pressed and possibly
defeated. The Congressional nOmi-
nations. however, are purely incidental
Whether Little Joe or Big Hoke gets
the governorslip always overshadows
everything else political IN Georgia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-24
GAYNOR TO LEAVE
HOSPITAL MONDAY
Will Go to Long Island or
AdirondackS to Complete
Recovery.

HOBOkEN. y. J, Aug 24-It was
stated al St. Mary's Hospital today
liam J. Gaynor IS so consistently main
tanned that he VIII probably leave there
next Monday
il VIII not be decided until the latter
part OF the weel, whether he VIII go TO
his farm at St James, L /, OF 10
the Adirondacks 10 complete his re
c0very. All Of the consulting surgeons
have discharged their patient as out
OF danger.