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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

Miss Lou Gillespie and her sister,
Miss Helen, who are i'm charge Of
the school at Falls Mills, were here
visiting homefolks Saturday and
Sunday. Mary OF their brothers were
also visiting home They are all big
hearted. jolly people. enjoying
thenelves wherever they go
Mr.. Clarence Ireson and Mr.. Nc
Gnire, from North Tazewell, we're
visiting ut Wittens Mills Sunday,
the 9th instant.
The school has just installed Its
new library and case. 1t is very
nice and attractive.
Mr.. Ia. s. DO ven has just return
ed from Richmond and Washington
and reports trip of pleasure and
profit.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
SLEMP LOST OUT
AT PIE COUNTER

a Richmond special OF Tuesday
says:
Alvnh IL. Marin. Of Norfolk. and
Congressman Bncsom Slomp are not
encouraged I'm running the pie coun-
ter In this district at this time, nc
cording TO "A statement made by Nor
gan Treat, the United States Mar
shall displaced to make room for &.
@. Smithers. Mr. Treat inclines to
the belief that Roy f.. Cabell and
Postmaster General Hitchcock have
their hands ut the throttle and that
there will he new deal all along
the line.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

IN the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of the county of Tazewell, on
the 3lst day of January, 1910.
Martha A. Riley, Plaintiff,
against
Charlie Riley, Defendant.
The object OF this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce fer the complain
ant from the defendant.
And an AFFIDAVIT having been made
and filed that the defendant, Charlie
Riley Is a non resident of the state of
Virginia, it Is ordered that he do APP
pear here within fifteen days afte. due
publication hereof, and do what may
be necessary TO protect his interest ia
this suit. And IL is further ordered
that a copy hereof be published once
a week for four weeks in the Cincn
Valley News, newspaper published in
the county OF Tazewell, and that a
copy be posted at the front door of the
court house Of this county as the law
directs. A copy-teStn:
S. M. GRAHAM, Clerk.
Minter e. Minter, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

Wittens Mills, Feb. S-One of
our oldest, noblest and best boys,
Pat Crockett, has taken TO himself
wife, Miss Williams, of Lebanon,
Russell county +. We are told that
Pat has keen eye to beauty, as his
wife Is very beautiful and sociable.
The nuptials were bountifulIy cele-
brated with much love and many
good wishes for the future happiness
and success to Pat and his lovely
bride We all extend congratuIa-
tions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
Young Men
Learn TeIeqraphy
Take Advantage of Our Great
Special Offer.

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Life scholarship in Telegraphy,
Tvpewriting and Railroad Agen-
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stuGcnts railroad fare paid. Boys
this is your opportunity to learn
irst-class trade that pays a good
salary every month in the year.
Excellent board at low rates.
Newman has delightful climate /;
5000 inhabitants, moral sur
roundings. Students qualify in
4 to 6 months. Our graduates
positively guaranteed positions
paying s45 to sos per month to
start on. Easy and pleasant en-
ployment, rapid promotion. Di-
plomas awarded. Great demand
for telegraph operators. Write
today for our free, 64-page illus
trated catalogue, which gives
full particulars.
SouthernSc ho 81 Telegraphy
Box 272 Newman, Ga.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
Bids Wanted

Sealed bids Will be received un-
Gil Feb. 10th for the erection of a new
brick hotel building i'm the town.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at Office of Geo. w. ST. Clair, in
Tazewell. Right retained to reject
any and all bids. All bids must be
accompanied by guarantee bond OF
$1,000 for the faithful performance OF
the contract, provided same is award
ed
w. p. Payne,
Jna. ae-2t. Bandy. Va,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

For rheumatic pains, and twinges,
pains In the neck OF the bladder and in
the joints, etc, take Pineules, the new
remedy. These are being used by n
great many people everywhere. Pine
ules can be depended upon they are
an excellent preparation for kidney
troubles. They act promptly. For sale
by John Il. jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
Wanted

Young men and women 10 learn
Budget Bookkeeping and Charter
Shorthand 10 accept good paying
positions. Three months with us
is equal TO six and eight In other
schools. White today.
Roanoke Business College.
SEQ. A t. Roanoke, VA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
Notice

l have taken the 1909 tax tickets
of the Clear Folk District for collec-
tion and will call on taxpayers at
once. You are requested to be ready
to pay same, as / cannot make but
one trip TO see you.
Il. Il. SMOOT,
Deputy Treasurer.
Tip Top, Va, ia. 19th-2
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
NOTICE TO THE WOOL
GROW ERS.

We will be in the wool business
again the coming season, and want
to buy your wool. We are in o po-
sition to pay the highest market
price, or rs much as any dealer can
pay.
2w. II. @. and NJ. l.. Peery.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
Important II True.

Washington Feb. 1.-The Repub-
lican party is busted. 1t hasn't n
majority in the House and probably
not in the Senate. 1t cannot enact
the Taft measures. Its Ggh ing ele-
ments are irTeconeilable. Both want
to see the Democrats carry the next
House and elect lot of Governors.
Each proposes TO really nominate its
own candidate for President This
is official
Democrats, get wise-and get busy /,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
A man must either make way
Tor himself or-Inake way for others.

AT this time OF the year you must be
careful not to allow coal TO drag on
from day TO day. Take some good,
reliable remedy, that you may be sure
Will stop the cold and relieve the cough.
There is nothing better known than
Beee laxative cough syrup. lt drives
the cold from the system aud at the
same time it heals irritation OF the
throat. Children like II. Ii is sold by
Jno f. jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

a good little home, three miles
from town-good house and % acres
of land, In good shape. Price 81, 500.
Apply to this office quick.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

Bees Laxative Cough syrup is high
ly recommended, especially by moth
ers in cases OF coughs or colds. 1t
drives the cold from the system thro'
the bowels, and at the same time heals
irritation of the throat and allays in
Elimination. Sold by Jno. L. jackson.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
$3O,OOO.Oo.
4. BJSINESS -AII
YALE STATE BANK, YALE, MICH.

stake. Mr.. Stewart is crawfshing and
we don't expect to see the committee
in Cadillac as it is now ten days since
the offer was made.
might add that there are but three
desirable business places for rent in
Cadillac. One is empty on account of
the recent consolidation of two grocery
firms; one on account of grocery firm
moving into a good building that was
vacant before local option went into
effect and the third small one former
ly occupied as a saloon adjoining our
leading hotel) it being vacant on ac-
count of the prohibitive rent. We
have no vacant hotel and there are but
about As empty houses, only about a
dozen of which are desirable ones. AS
soon as the spring moving begins there
will probably not be a desirable house
for rent. l can say this as my family
had to live in small five-room house
for nearly year, being unable to get
desirable house. And even then | had
to grasp my present house before the
last tenant moved out. There are no
flats in Cadillac as stated by Stewart.
Two years ago most of the heads of
manufacturing concerns were not in
favor Of local option, neither was Mr..
Powers. They have since "been shown"
This year 20 of the active members of
30 of Cadillacs leading manufacturing
concerns have affixed their signatures
to circular urging the continuance of
local option. But / must not take up
any more of your valuable space.
could write columns on this all impOr
tant subject.
In closing L would like to state that
there is no need of going to Maine,
Iowa or Kansas for alleged information
like the paid orators of the saloon in
terests usually do. Michigan facts for
Michigan voters are the best guides as
how to vote. Thanking you in advance
for affording me this opportunity of
speaking to my st. Clair county friends
on behalf of the right, / remain
Fraternally yours,
II. Oliver Huckle
Business Mgr. Cadillac Evening News.
Il. 81 am sending you some printed
literature on the above which you can
show interested parties.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
DOWN IN DIXIE. {"

The play presented by members of
the OES last Thursday evening was an
unqualified success. The play was a
good one, the actors were excellent and
the audience filled the hall, so the pro-
ceeds were large and everybody satisfied.
An orchestra of three pieces furnish
ed delightful music before, after and
between acts and the curtain rose OH q
pretty scene. Miss Ina Wharton stood
in the center of the stage, robed in
white with our country's flag draped
around her as mantle. AS a chorus
of voices behind the scenes sang "My
Country 'Tis of Thee" she illustrated
the song in pantomine, making the
movements very gracefully and beau
tifully.
"DOwn i'm Dixie" is Southern war
story, with broad streak of love amid
the stern realities of those times, making
it extremely interesting, with the Irish
character, whose wit and philosophy
keep up the tagging spirits, with the
true old darky uncle and "iis brack
niggar gal," with the ambitious south
ern lady and her congressman husband.
The heroine of the play was of course
the young heiress and her two admirers
WNAC OiAC VI bnC 1bu OllC VI ialC
south and as the north won in the war
so the northern man was the victor in
this love play.
Each one personated so well the
character he or she represented that
there was nothing but words of praise
for the whole cast. 1t has been vast
amount of work to bring this play up
to the standard set by those taking part,
but it was done and it was as good a
play as we ever listened to in Yale
Asa finishing touch to the patriotic
nature of the scene the close of the last
act found the actors all on the stage
waving flags and singing "The Star
Spangled Banner"
The Eastern Stars wish to express
their gratitude and thank all who aid
ed in making the entertainment "Down
in Dixie" such a grand success. The
net proceeds footed $500.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
SCHOOL NOTES.
Letta Beadle, Editor.

NCbN0 ASNUAANt ANNANOhs
The children of the lower grades are
making preparations for Easter.
Harold Saumby is absent on account
of sickness.
The children of the kindergarten are
making paper curtains for their win
dows this week.
Mildred Holmes is absent from the
first grade on account of sickness.
Harry Cough was in Port Huron Fri
day.
Gladys Cavanagh and Lena Kerr's
names were omitted from the roll of
honor last month.
Pearl Redicliffe spelled down in the
fourth grade spelling contest Friday.
Lena and Allan Hart have left the
fifth grade.
Burnell Wight is absent this week.
The fifth grade are beginning the
study of the classic, "a Dog of
Flanders"
Alice Martin is the new pupil in the
Sth grade.
The sixth grade gave Lincoln
Tennyson program last Friday after
noon.
Miss Merrill is reading, "Rebecca OF
Sunny Brook Farm" to her pupils.
Bird study has been commenced in
the 9Th grade. Much interest is shown
in the work.
Carrie Martin entered the 9Th grade
this week.
Seniors are working hard to make
their play the best ever given.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
CITY AND WARD CAUCUSES

Interest ran high in the city caucus
held Wednesday evening in the feed
barn. About 250 were present and
contests were strong for treasurer and
supervisor. 1t took three ballots to
settle the nomination for supervisor,
three candidates being in the field.
William +. Rub for mayor, Fred T..
Palmer for clerk and Edgar w. Farley
for justice of the peace to fill vacancy,
had no opposition and were nominated
by acclamation.
The first and third wards had no
contests, but in the second the vote for
alderman was close, Clyde Richards
receiving 20 and III. q. Martin 27
Below we publish the result
WARD CAUCUsEs
The officers elected to preside in the
first ward were j +. Beavis, chairman;
&. III. Palmer, clerk, and j. +. Staley
was nominated for alderman and Pat
rick Kissan for constable.
*&%
In the second ward K. f. Fead was
chairman; +. w. Farley, clerk; Grant
Holden and Roy Fuller, tellers. The
vote stood
Clyde Richards rds..............29
ii. G. Martin. n..............27
Constable, Il. L. Barr, by acclama-
tion.
%**
The third ward chairman was James
Wallace and clerk VIM. HOskin. No
contest. ID. +. Middleton was nomi-
mated alderman and Richard II. Ellar
constable by acclamation.
~
CITY CAUCUS
Here is where the strife existed, al
though it was friendly fight through
out.
Jas. +. Beavls, chairman; Guy f..
Beard and j. A. MenZies clerks; VIM.
Learmont, +. +. Fead and Geo. W..
Allen, tellers.
The vote stood as follows:-
Mayor-W. +. Rub. acclamation
Clerk-Fred T.. Palmer, acclamation
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
Free Methodist Church.

An Easter prayer meeting will be
held at the +. M. church Sunday morn
ing at 600 a. m. Come all and enjoy
this feast.
The third quarterly meeting for the
Yale and Ball circuit will convene on
Friday evening, April 1st and continue
over the Sabbath. Rev. Hiram Voor.
hees, district elder, will have charge of
meeting. Q. +, Caswell, pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
Methodist Episcopal Church,

Easter Sunday services. Special mus
ic appropriate to the day.
At 10:30 the pastor will preach and
administer the sacrament of baptism.
Bring your children and dedicate them
to the Lord.
Sunday school at IL AS a. m; Epworth
League at 600, and fine musical SER
vice with brief address in the eve
ming.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
FLAX SEED FOR SOWING.

We have a quantity of fax seed at
our mill in Yale to let to farmers for
the purpose of growing flax; also de-
sire to rent a limited number of acres.
Call early and secure your seed.
AZ Jas. Livingston Flax Co.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25
For Sale.

S0-acre farm fer sale, located miles
from Yale, Good soil, good buildings,
good orchard and nearly all cleared.
Price reasonable. Apply to Mrs. MN.
Bowles. 46-4
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25

1t is altogether likely that there will
be no other ticket in the field on cleo
tion day.
The Yale expositor., 1910-03-25

Can give employment to two or three
men for running fulling mills. Apply
at once. John Riley, superintendent
47-3 LaPorte Woolen Mills,
LaPorte, Indiana.
The sun., 1910-06-19

al of Europe and | enjoyed u all. hons.
jIngles. capitals. rulers % the 0apitAls
ard al. some DAY want 1O tel you al
RIOut it
Then hs thanked tha organizations
lfrt had welD1uled him. saying that u
touched him tO have his neighbors 60 IN
NsN Nnrk
sf've coms hack he went On. -just
20 live a. ! lived here for about forty
years. taking my part in the viillgn Efs
nnt doing tho things that | think .houhi
p done hY gu0sl oitiun. have always
t'h that Tho first duty of the citisen il 10
- gOOd citizen IN a small place When
49, a man going along the street Carrying
a baby aud not 'aving Il 10 an over
hirdened woman ! sty o. myself Thare
- e man NhO htz tls alsmrnls of a good
citizen. He isa good c.tigrh ln hi family.
~ hers togsths- iot "a light against
thnss who would keep ~ from square
dealing. here in our village. and then Il
" ~ be easier tO make things better In
tho nation a large
A the Colonel fnishs.l speaking lOhn
" Gerard The village ltAlia1 ba-ha-. Who
has dropped an - on his name stepped
mp % present the ex-Prexident With =
parchment In Nhich the ltaian citizens
referred to HE ss-yices q their country
~ the uine ut the Mossina earthquake
The ceremony ~ over AMI Mr. RDoss-
welt vas gSkat when he would be ready
o. talk about politics or anything a. all
I'm not going to have anything ~ say
Shatcver There is nothing 20 say and
] have M plans except that I shall q q
nv hov's y edding nn Monday and - the
Osiio0k Oficr on "Wednesday
senator lodge is - b. a guest az SAza-
more hill over sunday and Secretary
Mayer u expected to-moTroW evening Tor
high Tea a. the COionsl expressed it
The sun., 1910-06-19
REIRT ROCGH RIDERS.
Tired Out Tot After the Parade ana
D., ,enlng EnteFtalnments.

Tho Rough Riders we're a tired lot last
night Even though most ot them had
sEt an a saddle before ,hey ever saV a
chair. the ride on strange horses and
the entertainment that followed was a
tough combination
After tho DE-ads broks up AZ Fifty
ninth street the Rough Riders sent with
the spanish Va Veterans to thu Twelfth
Regmelt Armory Al Columbus avenue
and sixty saoond street There they hal
a regular meas handed out. stand in line
act your plates and hike Tor the ratlons
II started them reminiscing all over
again
Hey, YOU Pete youl- ysllci Hinky
Dink johnson of IeXas -Nhsre yuh
been since that dAy and then thsy
wee swallow ei up boy the moh that Kept
pouring m
Il Was like a great big college reunion
except for the bright cSlored and kbaEi
uniforms that looked from the RElie-y
as though the we're -plashe~ ~ gaJnt
i've ybOdy knew eve-ybDdy elss. and ig
'he' didn't they sa'd they DID N u Na-
the same thing
The Rough Riders. who are not quite
~ rough a. they " efs In 10. got tired Of
h.1ginE around the huge a-mOry and
made a hAsiy exit for the Old GuE a
headquarters m Ffty-firat street. y here
one may alp a~s ind a mllita-y Rtmos-
phe-e and much resreshment Delut,
sheriff Pussy Foot Muxlow of Nevada
s sas On the Job Aud - wste col
Prcde and Bon DAliels. 1T Tucson. ald
indeed the " hole shooting match Cf en-
AIist and ebet'et by members II the
old Gus-d the Rough Rides had a s1a~k
u food along with the rest Aud then.
thes s.p.-rted. some Eling - the HOteI
BuCAngi N L1d Otlr-- going diva
3rI iva Last night they W.t.a ,-ei
~ a-t.lls t-iH To-day the l-o - be
p he guests of the NeW York Athlsiir club
IN Tr-ve-- ls'a-d 60 clamh. .o u7d - |
night ,omrala Eme an vII doiya- 2
lrr' .re 1n the movements Di no reg- |
ur from the iime n wss music .et in .
- >gr Antonio until u s'uigsi a. Mon /
.. X Point This Will faS" plaHo - the |
Il tsl BucsinghAm
The sun., 1910-06-19

stopped again. The p0licomen aRnAn
got into artion and rescued dhgee tnan:
Charles p. Schmidling of 30 south Fourth
street. Brooklyn; Otto A. Etthnger of o.
West iald street. Manhattan. and NlcAolaa
NolkmAnn Of Waksheld " Y. The three
were hnlding onto The piles of tho tFostls.
lhey had started in q roWboat frnm Ham
mols station and. like the earlier victims.
had been overturned and washed against
tho trestla
Just north ol the drawbridgs near 10
tammels the motOrman saw two men On
the track waving their hands frantically
When tho policemen got 10 them they
pointed below % where a third. Stuart
Barnes. was drifting awAv from the tres-
tie. Wheelwrighf again jumped into the
water. got hold q Aarnes apd brought
him bach to ths trestle The rescue vas
accomplished only after a FIGHT IN tho
water bstwesn tho poliOs lisutenant and
the actor. who clasped his arms about his
rescuer and had 20 be knocked senselssu
b-lors WheelWTiEht could handle him.
The two men with Barnes were Scarf
Allen. also an actor. and Prank ]. Boyd.
The threo when their ruWboat over
turned had swum for the trestle Boyd
and Alien had sucoseded in pulling them
selves up on it, While Barnes had been
washed % twice and the second time
his head had struck a pile with such
force as % render him practically helpless
81. JOssph's Hospital at Far ROokaway
vas notified by telephone and an am
ouiance was waiting when the train
arrived. Lisut WhselWright vas 70
exhausted that two policemen carried
him between them 70 an automobile and
cent him % the hospital Mrs Rarnes
was called by telephone at their home,
81 Cha@e avenue. hOckaWay Beach. and
took her husband home IN an automobile.
The others remained in the hospital
The track over tbs trcgtls 4 usually
about FIVE feet above high water. During |
the storm waves washed over the track |
The system 10 operated BY !
4 third rail. This with tho waves carsering |
ovsr the TRACK added 10 the danger Of
he roscue work.
The sun., 1910-06-19

strilck a one hundred foot stack on tn
power house Il ihe Soho Isolation Hos
pital and the shock stunned employees
and excited tho patisnts IN the Institu-
tion. The bit tore hricks from the
chimney Ed these Tell with 2 crash thlt
- med tho inmates u the hospital.
ls1ui-' D'miervy. who y employ"d "a
the sundry Of the h1-ptal. was lEsing
an electro iron when the hol' struck The
irun ~, torn frum her hahd and she WAS
huriad On the fooF A. ths plant 70 tha
Nevins-C Churuh Pryss IN Glen Ridge the
lightning cut uD prlnks when y followed
gir-s into the building
RED BANE. y June a. "a Ehtning
and wind paysd havoc to-day In this
section. Th0ulss y Breu'- house on tbs
Chapel Hill ruad and John Mclaughlin
farmhouse On NJ A Ric-'s DrynOch
farm az Ie0lgrdville were strIrk and
hurund
The sun., 1910-06-19
KNOI GoOU TOR GOr rK>0R
SNrrpRx strength Asserted for ~ in
Western Prnnsst, anIa

TI-rSrrrs. Pa luns O., me boa
'.lr,st i1' S"rTrfl hurE as Eenphllr,.
1Hmir"" f.r Gt,o nor e p"tnsyIyr1u
eco pol, f.. .sr r.'.r ing "lstsr.t from th,
la,I ~;s'- ir" nd b. NriI'-. laE. 81 he
.." -tlt" gurvs.tl1u - 8, b. bod o.
Ga-.s s.H.g .'s Ir,l..'"l ti.' S..s. r
'r u.a .. .I, la"r' fii. llt, hn"
W. or Wage" - IT. got ut, oIur.or
...'.ru v'' .. "g...". from rr.1te. .
N"s'"H i-r1. flv.g'a Eld re,..ve
s....-..r" .Jm sN 'ul' knn, AuuIG u.
.. "a" u.1dI r" ra'g .ss from
..u..r. fr p."-EH 'uu..-'..v .v,.s % vote
l.r hu.t ... ItUJss Wen ar.r'. fl .
tIf b.. S. ild .. T. Lsyf-rrr. O. Nia o. .
.... ~ s. p. "'fo = ort ut Wl,1.ug.
'.... slU ,Y.1- -a'
Con vrrrsmIH lohn h Tsncr II Wash
...Hn rYnu." 3 supposed 10 ~ ~pLatO ~
foCrosc q favoufe a. q cardidl,e and
r. ms announced his candidacy Tor tho
YloD Three e .ue deiogl - from no
rrgL.y have p.edrad themselves % vote
'1r kaoN NavJ- Mage r., busy to-day
I'D secured wvi. eT Wedges from thirty
.Up ot hs ,nuly eigh Allegheny county
delegates
There we're only - cen deleaa.es al the
rEgcus called yesterday Others were
DuL u the city NJ kept away hicatIse u
had teen frOwued upon by County Char.
man Cunningham under alleged instruc-
ions from SenatoT Peurose
I have aAsuranCes from all of the six.
f""n delegates who did not attend the
caucus that they are opposed 90 pledgiag
themselves 10 Knox AZ this time said
Nr Cunnin cham In addition I have
9 Ha4 nd - ~ q 4 A
that hey do not feel bound by the caucus
action
Mayor MaRss IL IN touch with Wash
ingtIn where Secretary Knox il being
persuaded by Republican candidates
iCr congress 20 permit his name to ha
gset a. n candidate
WAsHTSGTON June ~ Secretary %
Stat hnDN Conferred Wit Col Rp \
proprietor n ne Pittsburg DispIfch. and
one OF two ptlsr Il his friends here DAY
n regard . the move - nominate him on
-" Republican ticket for Governor o.
Prn1sl lva1ia Col RoOk has hs.en e-pe.
C ally active In advocating the nomination
~ Mr Knox u was apparent again -
day that Mr. Knox was not lifting hi,
finger - bead "a the bonn tlat il -pr. ad.
fDr him
Great interest was shown among mem
Jers Of tAe Pennsylvania delegation over
tle conference between President Taft
ard senator PenrOsa IN Phnadelnhta
to-day secretary Knox talked wlth
President Tai yesterday In regard q the
movement q nominate him and there h
good reason o believe thar be told Mr.
TAFT tlat he preferred . remain secrc.
tlrv Oi stat.
The fact tlat President Taft summoned
Senatpr Pearose from Atlantic CITY -
the Philadelphia conference il taken
here by many a. evidence that Seerstary
Knox h allowing the uss ~ his name { ,
force Penruss intD n0minatinz a man ~
high calibre Tor the Govern0rship WHIT
the President probably urged upon sena.
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