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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-02
Boring Through the Divide.
Special 70 The Tribune

SpNCIOI 10 TWN 7 IIIDUIIG.
EPHRAIM, Aug. IA large force OF
men are al work in the mountains east
of this valley, constructing tunnel
through the hill for the Mountain Tunnel
Irrigation company and used for convey
ing lrrigating water from tho eastern 10
the western side OF the top. from whence
II will flow through one of the creeks
coming this way TO the valley and be
used. The tunnel is to be about 300 feet
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Hold-Ups Identified.
Special TO The Tribune.

SPeCTII 10 TIC IFTUUHe'
PROVO, Aug. 1.-James Gore who
was assaulted and robbed at Cotton last
Saturday, today positively identified Ed
ward Bent and Frank Roland. under ar
rest here, as the men who turned the
trick The men were arrested at Thistle
Saturday and brought TO the county jail.
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For Striking Woman.
Special TO The Tribune

KAYSVILLE. Aug. John Fulton,
who was arrested on a Lagoon train on
the night of July %. on the charge of
battery. pleaded guilty in Justice Joseph
a Williams court His honor fined him
$40, but. being short OF funds. Fulton is
serving ten days in the county jail.
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rURs AND TAxIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co. East 3rd
South a3lS2
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Nor1cE BIDS WILL BE RE

ceived' to be opened Aug 20. 1910, at
o'clock o. M at the office. CT tho under
signed. board OF trade building. Salt Lake
City. Utah for the furnishing OF 500 600
pounds first quality oats, and 500 tons
straight timothy hay. delivery OF same to
be made at regular Intervals during pc
rod of one year from award OF contract;
In submitting bids on above material
state price (. o. b. Salt Lake CITY, givtrs
full particulars as 10 quality OF materials
70 be furnished. The undersigned reserves
?. J. MORAN,
Box 7s8, Salt Lake City. Utah:
n2S0d
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And In accordance with law and an or
der OF the board of directors on the 9th
day OF June. 1910. so many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the office OF the company,
5l6 Dooly building. Salt Lake Cisy U,nh,
on tho 10th day OF August, 1910 at Z
o'clock p m, OF said day, 10 pay the de-
linquent assessments thereon. together
OF sale. A. REEVES.
Secretary
Sis Dooly building. Salt Lake CITY Utah
First publication, July oath, 1910. n2Sp3
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FIREPRooF STORAGE

SAFE STORAGE-FIREPRO WARE
house equipped with automatic
sp,Inklers. low rate OF Insurance; house
ho.d goods packed and stored. MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments,
NT7T6NORIIE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls Pool-cars shipped to all points;
expert packers. Let us figure With you;
prices Tower. I. \. l. Stores Co, Bell
Exchange IS. Ind. 13. m213S
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Midvale Fire Department.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MIDVALE. Aug III. Woodhead has
been named as assistant chief OF the Mid
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

NEW SINGERS, 50 PER MONTH. YOUR
own price on oil other makes. First
class condition; fully warranted. Don't
consider buying until YOU see US. Young
G Raleigh, % w. lst So. Bell 3Q28, Ind.
Io5S k3575
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CHIRoPoDISTS

l. a. LOOFBOUROw EXPERT CHR
opodist all work guaranteed. Prices
right Office LenoX hotel. over Mulletts
store Both phones, Bell exchange SO.
Ind 1856 Office hours n. NJ. to II m.
D. m. to p. m. Later by appointment.
n195S
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VETERINARY SCHOOLS.

.-~-S'-~--~~-~
SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COL
lege Catalog mailed free, DR.. Keane,
1878 Market ST. m2325
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WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED. a MAN ALREADY ESTAB-
lIshed in business in every town and
city in Utah 10 handle a high grade
Western Industrial stock. K-22. Trib-
une. oT2
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FUNERAL NOTICE

WESTON-Funeral services Of Allen VIC
tor Weston aged 10 years. son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Weston. will be held
First South at p. M today. August 2,
1910. Friends wishing to view the re-
mains may do at the residence. 163
McClelland avenue. from TIL p. m.
today, August 2, 1910 Interment at Mt.
Olivet cemetery.
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TURKISH BATHS

LINDEN HOTEL. 123 L. SRD so, HAIR
dressing facial massage. manicuring.
expert attendants: ladies' days for Turk
ish baths Monday and Friday. Ind.
phone 1855; Bell 4740. Miss Lora Bean:
manager, 1sS3
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EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage. manicuring. hair dressing.
Sanltarum parlors. 52 West Srd South:
Bell 1911. Ind. 1878. f3lS9
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalrner. 164 S. West Temple Phone
l0l9. v493
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LOCAL NEWS


ID. =. Creiner returned today from
Artesia-
III. j. Rhode of Dexter was here to-
day.
Tom Lawing came up from Dexter
this morning.
DIR. F. F. Doepp and wife, of Carls-
bad. wlo were nere yesterday for
the meeting of the New Mexico Ma
tional Life Insurance Company stock
holders. returned home las night, DIR.
Doepp coming to Roswell again this
morning.
Mrs E. w. Mitchell and little SON,
+. w, .Jr., returned this morning
from Hagerman.
Mrs. Sidney Foster left this morn
ing for her home in Des Moines, Ia.
having spent three weeks visiting aer
daughter. Mrs. ]. Stewart Davis.
Money to loan on improved real es-
tate.-Roswell Title N Trust Co.
Mrs. l.. X. Hartley, her three
daughters and son. Andrew It. Hartley
and his wife left this morning for
Bakersfield. Calf. to Join Mr.. Hart
ley in making their home. Mrs. Hart
ley has sold the Glenn Boarding House
To Mrs. Tom Davis. who has taken
charge n will be joined soon by her
husband, a well driller at Artesia-
c. +. Odem returned his morning
from Dexter.
The ladies of the First NJ. f. Cnurci
will have a market in the Shrader
Grocery, Saturday. 17t2
J.. II. Mckinstry left this morning
for Chicago and points in various GEN.
trail states
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:-On n. Missouri Ave. 2
room cottage. newly papered. city
water 81 IL taken for 3 months or
more.-Phone $50. I7t3
FOR RENT:-Omce suite. ground
floor, city water. Apply z. w.
Mitchell, agent. S6tf.
FOR RENT:-5-room two-story frame
dwelling In best residence part OF
city; Lawn, stable, buggy house,
horse lots, free water. w. Dud-
ley, Office, Grand Central Hotel. II
FOR RENT:-3-room frame dwelling
o South Main; cheap. w.
Dudley. Office Grand Central Hotel.
l3tf.
FOR RENT:-40 acres; water from
North Spring R d. c. Share Of crop
or cash. 3 miles. 512 N. Richardson
avenue. 14tf.
FOR RENT.-l-room house. city wa
\ ter, garden, hicken house, chicken
lots. Cheap.-Title and Trus Co.
FOR RENT:-April 1st, Groom house
modern throughout, apply 709 North
Main or c. e. Harris. 16t4s.
FOR RENT:-Fine modern bungalow
never occupied, everything up-todate
Enquire of Maxwell at P. o. 1Stf.
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J. r. Dendinger arrived last niEht
from Fort Worth.
Frank Large was here from DextaE
yesterday. "
Miss Bess May McC1ans went a
Artesia last night for 4eekss visI<
She win give an entertainment tae1.
next week.
DR.. II. L. Hendricks Of Dexter. was
here yesterday. having come up with
Sylvalus Jcnnson who was injured by
being hit in the head with a monkey
wrench.
J. c. Wilson returned to his hone
in HagerDan last night
A A. Ririe returned asst night from
n Snort visit at Elkins.
Sam Toms, of Albuquerque, arrived
last night to open an Office in Roswell
as manager for the Occidental Life
Insurance Company for the Pecos
Valley.
Black cap raspberry plants for sale.
so cents per dozen or $3.50 per hum
dred. r. s. Hamilton. 500 N. Mo. u.
Expert kodak finishing 1t Rays
studio. t 1S.
Glasses made right and fitted
right.-valley optical kompanY.
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Classified "Ads.'
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:-Fine single comb
Rhode Island Red EGGS for ten days
q ssl.o0 for 15s-W. e. Winston, 222
W.. MeGaffey. eod.4ts
FOR SAkE;-Alfalfa Hay by bale or
tom, and lots of ~it.-R- p. Bean. IS
FOR sSALE:-At q bargain. some de-
sirable property ON Main street. and
close in Cali at Record ofice. 12tf
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted sFairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Can Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE or excnange:-2nd. hand
buggies. inquire at Palace Livery
Stable. 7tf.
FOR SALE:-We have a farm of 234
acres II miles from Roswell, three
miles from railroad station, house,
artesian well, reservoir, 40 acres in
alfalfa, 40 acres in cultivation, all
fenced. Only $3.50 per acre-One
half casa.-Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-Two good milk cows.
enquire 4O7 N. Va. 1St2
FOR SALE:-40 acres guaranteed
land script immediate delivery,
phone No. 246, Roswell Realty & In
vestment Co., 1Stf.
FOR SAIlE.-At a bargain, contents
of 3 residence practically new
no sickness, 90S n. Rich. 1874
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gathered and just before No. 2 and
the Chief came tearing back from a
2 mile run across the city, h horses
exhausted and the boys all mad.
The fire was only a pile of boxes
belonging to Capt. NJ. s. Murray and
was no great loss. but it would have
been all the same II IL had been ais
house. IL would have been destroyed.
This shows the ineficiency OF de-
pending upon the telephone system
for reporting fires. Every n makes
mistakes. and Telephone operators and
fremen will some timsf. A box alarm
system would do away with all caan-
|ces for mistakes and that Is what
|Roswell must have.
Immediately after the frs. one In
'terprisizg citizen. seeing the need Of
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r.. FL. Kemp returned last nigAt
from a trip north.
Alfred Cohn arrived las night from
the north
A snap in a few can residence
lots IL sold at once.-Title and Trust
Company.
Miss Bessie Archie VINO has been
in coo at Carlsbad all winter, pass
ed through this morning on her way
to Clovis. for a months visit with
relatives. after which h will return
to Roswell. She was accompanied to
Clovis by Miss Mary Cazier, Who will
visit there a month.
j. A. Russell, the electrical supply
salesman. left this morning for Clovis.
w. NJ. Atkinson left this morning
for Amarillo and may be called to
Chicago befors returning.
w. c. and r. C. Reid went to Clio
Wis this morning.
ion Trust Company. 5tf.
j. L. Keep returned to Fort Sumner
this morning. having visited here
since Sunday.
Rev. Alfred Knoll, a minister of the
Methodist cAurcn, left this morning
for his home in Thurman, Iowa, after
spending two weeks In Roswell and
the lower valley, during which he
bought a small tract of land neal
Lake Arthur.
Buick Auto to trade for Roswell
lots.-Title and Trust CO..
c. r Joyce and j. Q. Cumcnins went
tn POrtaleS this morning
Mrs. G. c. Muncy returned to Elk
ms this morning after spending six
week visiting relatives here and at
Artesia.
Home Made Bread. Pies and Cakes
at the Shrader Grocery Sat. 17t2'
Cornell makes Easter photos.@See
styles 207 w. 4th St. IL"
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ADAMS SAW SIGHTS ON
TRIP TO THE MOUNTAINS.

L. W. Adams returned Wednesday
night from q months trip TO FL Paso
and the mountain country around O
sons. N NJ. where he has mining in
terests- he saw several interesting
sights while away. among them be-
ing a culple of old people he puts up
as the oldest married couple in exis-
tence. both being in their 1o1st year.
There il q difference OF only hve
months In their ages. They live in
the White Mountains southwest OF
Roswen and their name is Hightower.
Mr.. Adams reports that the Ben Tel
ephcne Company i'm doing wen ON its
line from Carrizozo TO Roswell, hayina
the line completed to = point tails
side of Walnut. which fs the otae-
side of CAPTAIN A line vein Of coal,
forr feet thick. il now being worked
mt Capitan. Mr. Adams reports-
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FIRE IN BOX PILE SHOWS
NEED or ALARM SYSTEM

The City Fire Department had a
grand nix-up yesterday. A call came
in, over the phone, for 5th and Rich
ard son and the boys understood Cen
.trai" to say, First and Micniga
Therefore No. 2 made q rush Tor
the place. taking all Of the No. 1 men
10 make q full crew. Chief Wniteznan
also going with them. Assistant Chief
GIN got the call over his private
phone and got it right, he went %
Fifth and Richardson, and found he
was the only fireman on the scene
Feeling lonesome ne called for No. ]
but go no response. He then called
ON an obliging auto driver and went
hack to the station and brought No ]
himself. arriving at the flre after II
had been put cut ny ths crowd taai
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NJ. M. NATIONAL LIFE
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The stockholders of the New Mex
leo National Life Insurance Company
held a called meeting It the Com
mercial Club rooms yesterday for the
purpose of completing it's organization
and ~transacting other business
About fifty stockholders were present
n person several from the lower part
nf h valley, and many others being
present by proxy. James +. Hinkle
vas elected chairman and T.. A. Ca
hoon secretary.
At the morning session w. A. John
con and c.. L. Ballard, of Roswell, and
J. D.. Walker. of Carlsbad, were elect
ed a committee on credentials, and
e. A. Canoon. Fl. de b. Hefin and w.
c. Reid of Roswell. F.. F. Doepp, of
Carlsbad, and H. M. Gage, of Hope
were elected n committee on order Of
business and to recommend names OF
directors.
After lunch the report of b con-
mittee on directors for three months
was adopted, as follows: N. 8. West,
Of Hagerman; II. M. Denny, of Ala
mogordo; II. d. Bowman, of Las Cru
ces: John H Hicks, Of Santa Rosa
- - AAocOhs VI LAAlI0AA It. ~. @1AA
strong, of San Narcial: H. II. Gage, Of
Hope: j. d.. Owens J. F. Hinkle, z. A
Cahoon. w. NJ. Atkinson, w. "A JoGE
son, H. de B. Hefin, w. H. Long, NJ
q. Finley, C. L. Ballard and Charlie:
Sheppard.
A resolution was adopted, authoriz
ing the board of directors to cau up
on Williams & Co., the promoters O
the company, for a report of all theil
transactions, asking OF them posses
sion of all notes. books. papers. ane
assets of all kinds belonging to tn
company; authorizing them to MAKE
settlement with Williams. a. Co., ant
take such steps rs were necessary L
make settlement. II was suggestes
tnat Mr.. Williams make a partial re
port at this time to the stock-holderr
present, but he preferred to mak'
full report to the directors.
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the o system. volunteered to head
a subscription list of citizens to put In
a system.
The matter win be taken up at
once.
The boxes burned ere really Inc
property of the u. s. Wa Department
having been the heavy, well made
cases in which shipped the met
al part of b guns of the Leht Bat
tsry- They set fire TO an adjoining
y Cd pile, fence, and other wooden
serials. which burned an immense
= so badly it is feared the tree win
"a. Tie fire. il tnoight TO nave
-b1Jwn into the boxes from e trash
ire.
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RETURN FROM SUCCESSFUL
-. MEETING FARMERS UNION

l.. Z. Thompson. Laws Phillips. Mrs.
{. B. Poe, b.. S. Thompson, v. e. Holt
and Mrs. Josie Kelly. the Roswell
delegates to the quarterly meeting OF
Cahaves County Farmers' Union at
Hager-nan. returned this morning af-
ter a two days session, reporting a
successful meeting in every way.
Green Patterson was elected lecturer
for tne county. Many interesting
subjects were discussed. The next
quarterly meeting will be at Boaz on
June 81 and %. The concluding ev-
snt of the meeting was a lecture last
night by William de Ronden-Pos. OF
Roswell, who returned this morning,
also.
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FOR SALE. : $4,000
% acres rich Hondo Land.
10 shares water stock in the reser-
voir, worth $3.50 take it today for $500
$50 acres and with improvements
which cost $1,000 TAX 1t today for
$1,000; improvements consist Of 4
room house. well and windmill, stock
sheds 2ls miles wire fence. VIII sell
the whole 1S3 acres for $500 vita alb
stract showing perfect title. Only 4
miles from business center of Ros-
well and just the place for a dairy
and CHECKER ranch. 1St2
E. L. WILDLY,
Wigwam Cigar Store.
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NOTICE OF SUIT PENDING.

NOTICE OF SUIT PENDING.
Joseph F. York,
vs. J.. No. 1907
Elvira c. York. y
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT,
You are hereby notified hat the
above named plaintiff has sued You
in the District Court of Graves Coun-
ty, New Mexico, at Roswell; that the
object of aid action is to secure an
absolute divorce upon the grounds
that you have abandoned plaintiff;
that unless you enter your appearance
in said action on or before the 9Th
day Of May, A. d. 1910, judgment
will be entered against you by de-
fault.
d. w. Elliott, Roswell, New Mexico
is attorney for plaintiff.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court this Sth day Of Marci,
A. d. 1910.
(SEAL) s. !. ROBERTS,
Clerk.
By GEO. L. wYLLYS, Deputy.
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FOUND.

fOUND:-Belt pin. Owner may has :
same by calling at Record office.
proving property and paying for adj
FOUND:-Lady's coat. Call at Rec
ord Office. prove property and pay
for this ad.
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wANTED:

WANTED:-A colored couple at the
Oasis ranch. 1tf.
WANTED:-Two mattresses to go
out of Town apply at once See the
clerk at Gilkeson Hotel. 1St2.
WANTED:-Position cooking In pri-
vate family. Phone I36. 1St3*.
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LosT:

months old yellow and
white spotted Scotch terrier. Re-
spends to the name OF Bob. Return
no b. o. Beall for reward 11tf.
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St. Andrews Episcopal Chur.h-
Good Friday. Service this evening
at 8 o'clock.
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FOR SALE.
$4,000

By GEO. L. WHY'S, Deputy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-29
POTATOES INTO A DRY MEAL
Process successfully Accomplished by
Prusslsn Process saves Decay
and Cost Of Freight.

The conversion OF potatoes into n
dry. concentrated meal. successfully
accomplished by a Pruaaian process
described by Consul T. II. Norton. not
only prevents loss from decay. but TO.
ducca tho cost OF transportation. In
Germany potatoes are much used for
feeding domestic animala. and tho
loss from decay amounts 10 about II
per cent. equivalent 10 n value OF
s2s. 100000 annually. Tho new pro
cess Ia claimed 20 be simpler and more
effective than numerous earlier ones
brought out by an offer OF $4,000 In
prizes. The potatoes aro washed In
largo vat. passed into n MASKING
machine. pumped into a resrvoir. and
then fed between two hollow cylinder
OF perforated plate covered with linen
altering cloth. tho interior OF each
cylinder being connected with an air
exhaust The pressure OF the oylin.
der and the air suction remove most
OF the water The residual mass Ia
taken by a helieal eonyeyor 20 small
cars, which pass through a hydraulic
press. removing more liquid. and Ia
then transferred To a revolving drum.
heated az one end by steam pipes and
cooled at tho other by water, stirred
by prongs In tho drum. the dried po-
tato emerges aA coarse meal. This
has quarter Of the original weight
OF the tubers and occupies an eighth
OF the space. II smells and tastes like
fresh bread. and analysis shows Il TO
contain s0.69 per cent OF earbohy'
drates. 1850 OF water. s,Ts OF protein.
2,O0 OF ash. III Of iber. and O,sl Of
fat II desired. the meal can bs com
pressed into compact eakes. The
residual liquid contains sugar and
dissolved salts. and. first yielding
about per cent OF albumen. "a used
for irrigating farming land.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-29
KIN Sick Fowls.

When a fowl becomes III the best
cure In many cases is to kill H. Only
In trivial ailments or In the case OF
valuable birds which in all probability
have been infected from outside. is an
attempt at cure at all recommended.
and even then when the disease Ia so
defined that the treatment Is fairly
certain. by exercising good care.
with all that II includes. correct sani.
tary conditions, good nouses. we'll
summed and aired, proper food, exeT-
else and cleanliness and prompt atten-
ton TO birds who seem indisposed. will
often prove effective In checking what
otherwise might turn TO be very Sc
rious epidemic. Remove all sick
fowls from the rest Of the flock and
see that all conditions are correct for
preventing the spread OF the disease to
other members OF the flock.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-29

taken to mean something important
so far as the political situation is con
cerned.
II is likely that La Toilette did moi
go to Sycamore Hill without being
asked. Just what Roosevelt wanted
with him has not been made plain, but
It probably all will come out in the DO
litical wash.
The senator has refused to say what
the occasion OF his VISIT was, but II
ia more than likely that the 1nsur
gent movement which has grown won
derfully while Roosevelt was away
was the chief topic OF their conversa
tion. He declared he would prefer tc
have the details OF the conference come
from the former president
Old politicians throughout the coun
try have been waiting impatiently Ia
know from Roosevelt what was the
cause OF the chat Shortly after he
talked with the Wisconsin senator
Colonel Roosevelt went to the summer
White House at Beverly, Mass, and
had a conference with President Taft
That something important was to
come from these two conferences
everybody expected.