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The name u ATi.EE PoMERnE. who has
been nominated Tor Lieutenant Governor
by the Democrats in Ohio. has fine trOp-
ical fruit favor. and We should never think
Of aasociating IL with a statesman. He ID
well known in Ohio. however a. stalwari
Democrat who never sulks and never
faltsrs' Mr. PoMERENK was a candidate
for Governor in the convention that nom
mated Judge HARMON two years ago. and
he took his defeat with smile ard prom
Ice 10 work like a Turk for his successful
rival. II ATLEE PoMERENE should he re-
warded with United States Senatorship
the poets will not be able TO resist his trip.
ping name
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The Decline Of Bryan.

The State convention in Ohio which
nominated JUDsON HARMON for Gov
ernOr two years ago indorsed VILLA N
J. BETAN for the Presidency in hatter-
ing terms and instructed delegates 70
the national convention 10 vote for Mr..
BRYAN's nomination. Il was an early
conventiOn. meeting on May 5, and a
strong minority. led by Tom L. JOHNSON.
opposed the nomination Of Mr.. HARMON.
JOHNSON failed 10 prevent Il, but did
succeed in obtaining an Endorsement Of
Mr.. BHTAN, which was the first thing
on his programme. He declined all
overtures from the conservatives. In
recognition Of his success in committing
Ohio 10 the nomination Of Mr.. BRYAN
for President he was selected 90 head
the delegation 10 Denver.
Less than two months before the Ohio
convention met In leOs followers of Mr..
BRYAN hOwled down JUDsON HARMON at
Democratic dollar dinner in Kansas
Citywhen he responded TO q acall from the
tOastmaster and attempted 20 speak
Judge HARMON said Of The incident:
This n the way Il always happens when
| speak with Mr.. BRYAN. n ! speak be-
fore him the audience won't listen 10 me.
and II follow him there 10 no audience
left 10 speak to-
In the State convention in Ohio that
adjolrued on Wednesday ToN 1. JOHN-
SON vas again found leading q minority
and representing WILLIAM J. Bryan.
but Il Was q minority rendered impoten,
by desertiOns. No concessions were
made TO Il. and Il gained no victories.
In the convention there was no Bryan
ssntimeht worth weighing and oalculat-
ing. A proposal 10 indOFBs Mr.. BRYAN
for President would have received no
consideration whatever. In his place
the Democrats Of Ohio set JUDsON HAR-
NOS. presenting him 70 the nation a. q
real man whom they indOrsOd for
the Presidency in 1912.
The change in Ohio means that Mr..
BRYAN is no longer seriously regarded
in that State - leader Of the party and
available for the Presidency. He has
besn told in effect 10 mind his own busi-
neas and keep In the background. He
had previously received . similar no
tice in Nebraska.
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10 iss me mileage Of wire devoted 70 tsis-
phones waa almoat four lines a. great e. ne
mileage used fOr telegraph purposes but b. is0f
IL vas eight times - great
IN ihe amOunt Of business done n iau7. ire
amount paid IN ab,Aries and wages duriaR ths
ysar and the capital Invested the ,slephoae bual-
mess was more than three and q half times a.
extensive TIE telegraph Industry. and fuFulabrd
smplOyment for mere thah ave tines e. many
peraouA
The tsieph0as indgsiry began Ia isIs. thiriy
tuo years later than ne intruducuou Of ths tele-
rFaph. A. hrst me two industua we're aauo-
ciatsd. but " vas not long before they Wufs 81.
vorred- and bscaNe 70 some eatent compsuaora.
10 iaaI a total Of iAA7o.it2 miles of wtpta Was
n uae Tor me Wansmi4ABn Of eommaFciaI mea-
sages. and of TITS total iaaaa. ~ mllcs. o. q :
ner cent. was used primarily for tsleph0ne mes
sagss. and i.bsoTIs milss. o. os per cent for ne
tpleEraph business.
A. ths cioas 0f 1901 ne amount 0i wire IN uas
by ne aelephoae systems Of she country eHcesded
nat IN uas On ielo by more than anln0ao miles.
The Industry gave regular empioymeht 70 SAT-
more peFuons IN igH than u I'D I'VE years carter.
and ne amount sHpended IN salaries and wages
uas greater hy Saa01s.s0s IN loog than IN io1z
The repaFt under 4Boiaaon vas prNpAFed By
Wnnnm n. stewart chief siAtsuciaa % manu-
faetures fog ne Census Blreau. 2. commsgford
Martin o. NsH YoTk ciiy. Franbnn n. Reed %
chieaEo and stoEy D. Ladd 0i the bureau.
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THE FAMILItR SWINDLE.
an ENamlnatlon Sf tse Industry u ycnd.
lns Worthirss wine saeck.

IN ENaminailon u tlte Industry u Send-
Inc WOrthirss wine saeek.
To suE EnfroH o. THH Sux-sH. THY suNs
sccount ot TIE mining stock ventures Of q nan
hsid upon sIspieion a. 70 q murder ssrves 10 make
q groundwork for an account Of ne Old and
lucrative Industry Of vcndiuT unso1nd mining
shares Thr volume oi this business j. roinr 90
81 the estimated net annual profit Of tsitn0m
There Il a hst Of upward Of iO0D men and wOmen
vhO are engaged 10 mis- canar 'rhe iouts Get
commissions ranging from a. 70 u pr cent
Thers are groups OF men engaged In noaunr
fake mlRlnG schemes In this city and Boston who
within 3 fsu years have 1ostsd a thousand CON.
pauies An Of which have been bald ssindiss
The best comcons IN these suindies are clergy
men, pip ,icians and atyers Among M a.
sets7 ot mining company laicly uouad up vas
q irttsr from az Fastem Clergyman WTftaen 70
the prrsidsnt % 10 nining company. n which
hs nentiuned that hOst0n Il custaFd PIE an Inch
thick uhon compared Win hrooklyu 10 ssIlng
mlning stocks He vent on 70 narrats ne names
Of number Of members OF MS con greuatian whom
he would lard ior arre blocka OF stock THIS let.
Ter hnally rot into the hands Of q Erafier. Who
held ne clergyman up for 81 en-
rhs country over there arc about 500 fake min.
srs In The pas Of fake mining ron paniss Who are
employed 70 JON churches and social OreaniEa
lions IN order 70 art IN 70 relations with men and
women possessing small sums Of money, These
fake miners are provided Win lists Of eligible
parties ana they are spotted 10 SCI that Ihsy
are on tho Job
venal physlclans At sanitanums patroniEed hr
ricb persons arr In a position 70 make hig incomes
from mining stock Erafisrs BY putting patsn,s
on 70 the EAms Police maSistAie-. captAsns.
seFgsAnt and police and exdse commissioners
who are crooks make FOOD c0mmissians hy ursr
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DIET FIDS.
Warnings AMI ENpeFieRces SS a Nan o.
EiEhty-gOur

To rHE EDIrOR 90 THE SUN Sir. ! can
sell remember the sensation caused ia
| New England by DR.. IN Graham In the
early aOs. He gave a series Of lectures
in different tOWns Ne invaded our con
aervative town and made many converts
The results were varied. remarkable and
otherwise. On the Affirmative aide q
brother Of mine shout n years Of are had
been q victim Of epileptic hts. he would
he seiSad two or three times q week. Ne
adopted the most heroic treatment. living
on sixteen ounces of all wheat bread. since
called after this iaddist graham bread
The only additions we're molasses and water
with his three meals. He vent siK months
without nt. After 2 time BE- backed down
aud used a more liisrai diet. with cold
baths and other treatment. but al Of hIs
long life he had occasional relapae. 10
Waa felt oy his nerves, but was not percep-
iibly Injurious 70 his Intellect. The neat
fad was the cold water cure--dOuche, pack
and bath, douche, pack and bath al inn
nitum One cure denied salt 70 ita paflents
A brother of mine came out thin and spare
with neck llke turkey gObbler's. This
and cheap boarding hOuse- Then came
Sec 0nd Adventists with their ascension
robes and other world Indifference 10
wealth. THIS crazed some We have the
shakers. the hormOns. extremists OF all
kinds
Now in my eightY-nfth year come acros.
an article about a Starvation cure IL was
lBdOrred by a name Of repute II gave a
number Of examples all coFrOhoTatlve Of
the power Of the treatment. ] am stIll a
man with quite vigorous health. a FOod
pedestrian. and one who thought / pos-
sessed my sgnaes and reason In q normal
had chronic tendency 10 indigestion
and headache. was = COnveri, went
i've full days without food and followed ,he
prescriptions. My kind friends bsrape
alarmed. Ny family physician WAS in
formed. and all held jury trial over me and
called halt, The family physician Uas
70 stirred By the risk had run that he saId
Another friend. a very ceiebrated physician,
Told mo " was very dangerous N " nov a
little more than siA weeks since halted In NV
course. Of course have had q strong anne
tite Nature h 40 work building 40 con
sumed muscle and reneral lOas. The fear
Il that my recuperative power A. an old man
VII not give me an entire restoration
u cannot b. restored u h more OF a iOaa
than any gain IN appetite b worth.
I F0ult advise q consultation with the
family physician, who understands votlr
idbQeyncrnsiea and 20 what part Of the ant
nal kingdom you belong, befOre even taking
homeopathic doses of this treatment. 4
am doubtful 40 10 my recovery Oi former
strength J cfnnat realize that old are h
on me with oil lta hsndicnna
Beware Of The enthusiastio partiaan AZ
preaslona of very well meaning dsvotesa ~
q new fadi 30 much for - much, hut 1 An
not yet quite Out of the woods and wish 4
had gone = little slower
NEw YoRE. June it
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There can be- no doubt that 4 the Eng
lish gentleman whose goings and comings
in This city are under the surveillance u
private detectives Is sufficiently annoyed
by their ministrations 20 make a formal
complaint worth while he can be relieved
promptly Of their bolder MANIFESTATIONS
The espionage TO which he is subjected
must be highly undesirable, and there 10
unquestiOnably law for his protection II
he cares 10 appeal to il Il Ia obviously
no business Of the police 70 interfere IN
the affair until complaint is made or an
act 10 committed that threatens the peace
Of the community
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ton Of negro hTemen on equal terms
with whites. The real reason Of the
strike was perfectly well known among
thOse Interested in the subject.
The transportation system affected
was completely tied up by a popular
uprising in support Of the anti-negro
declarations Of the men. The popular
uprising was a fraud and was known
to be a fraud. Al that was needed TO
expOse Il was the test of an attempt to
enforce the laws Of the state, test that
could be made effectively only by the
Governor. HoKE SMITH was the Gov
ernOr, and be- refused 10 perform the
duties Of his Office in a situation which
any man who had enjoyed association
with GROVER CLEVELAND must have
understood perfectly well. The exact
and particular reason for HOKE SMITH's
conduct at that time vas not generally
known. though the fact that it was self
ish and discrOditable was recognized.
The reason has now come out.
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Hake smith AraIn..

In the announcement that the Hon.
HOEE SAITH intends 10 BE- again a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor Of Georgia obssrvant
persons viii find an explanation Of the
conduct Of that nabby politician toward
tho striking engineers Of the Georgia
railroads In The closing days oi his ad-
mintstrntion. T. will hs remembered
that ihs engineers quit work ostsnsi5ly
% enioTcs . pEotesi againut ths promo-
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THE DOMINANT STRAIN.
4 Mathematical Analysis q n nSsAi
mad n RoanwVaat.

To rHE EDIrOR or TER sUN-Sir' The
two royal pedisreos- which e. n. b.
parallels In his Interesting letter In THR SuS
raise the question Of what the relationship
is beiWeen George ". King of England. and
Theodore Roosevelt Of New York. Both are
descended In the same number of removes,
ninsteen. from Robert the Bruce. King OF
Scotland. famous a. the victor on the field
Of BannOckhuFn over the English invaders.
These nineteen generations cover a period
OF go years and embrace a vas number Of
ancest0fs. when Ne trace q EenealOEy back.
~ every one has a father and mother. the
number Of ancestors necessarily doubles with
each remove There are two parents. four
grandparents. Uight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ard
70 on In the same arithmetical progression
With each generation.
u We adOpt a suggestion once made 10
me by Sir Francis GaltOn and number the
ancestral places In a genealogical tabula-
ton, making the subject Of the pedigree No.
!, then the father and mother are No. and
No. ,. the fathers parents are No Z and
No. 5, the mothers No. Q and No. !. This
system Of numeratiOR may be carried on
indefinitely. and II applied to the two royal
Dedigrees" In question gives this result.
The sun., 1910-06-25

Since his Honor Mayor GAYNoR in.
dulged in theatrical "reminiscences Their
has been a revival Of interest in Julius
Cesar and in the various illustFiOul
casts Of that historical tragedy.
Has everybody forgotten the remark
able performance in Albany away back
IN the summer Ot l0lOs The Cdssius OF
the occasion, either forgetting his lines
or yielding to a Sudden impulse 10 tell
the exact truth about q famous incident
delivered the following unusual version
Oncs upoa a raW hnd Eusy dsT.
The rOubied Tiber chsnng uith her sborsa
aad 10 Cesar Dar's thou. Cssur nov
Leap IN With me Into ihis angry asod
And swim isyoader point' Upoa ths word.
Acnoutrsd - waN plunged IN
And badc hin follow. 70 indeed be did
The torrent roard and vs did bu8st H.
win lusty slneWs throwing Il ASIDE.
And stemmlng u win hearts Of oonRoversy
Bu, ere could arrive Ne paint proposed
Eurglsd Heip me. cssar OF Eaki'
As We remember the version in which
the parts are reversed, CgssrW ashore
and wringing out his tOga before the
cry went up
The sun., 1910-06-25

The new Prince of WALLS in the natural
course Of events will have many years In
which 10 impress his character on the title
he bears He grandfather in the sixty
years in which he held the title redeemed
it by his public service from the obloquy
cast upon il by the Prince Regent and by
the son Of GEOROE H.. the most noted
Princes of Wales since the Stuarts we're
expelled. His pictures show a good deal
Of character in a boy ~ young and indi-
cate that he has a strong will of his own
He should have the chance 90 develop in
the naval service. 90 which he turned
through his own inclination. whatever
natural talent and energy he possesses.
before he IL called upon 10 attend 10 tho
political and social duties that are imposed
upon the heir 10 the throne.
The last EDWARD who was Prince Of
Wales before him was the little Prince
murdered with HE brother in the Tower
The name was borne also. however. by
the most famous Of all the Princes Of
Wales in English history. EDWARD the
Black Prince who assumed after the VIC
tory Of POiotiers the three feathers and the
motto Ieh disn which have been used "a
their crest by all bis SUCCESSORS
The sun., 1910-06-25

walter Camp haa = uHeiy aFticis On ruuing IN
ths Cfmturv BaenriRs for Juiy. Thaus are
paDsrs On ths cat m ART ~ Ne Ais Arthur Ton
soa. oa Clsrenrs King, ~ EnoioEisi q linriar
n Engiilh ~ David niugAam. a. ne uay OF
ccisbFaung ~ Pourih ~ Iuiy. q historical
pngoanu. % Mr.. Jaeh Oardaern Eauien, aa
1uuaph Rodman Drahe. end a ~ Bihls h fhs
Fast M. Kennanh dsusrBunn of Rus.ian
afiAiFu b eondnued. and Prof. Rrandsr Mallhsuu
has = ntsFnly criticism. Pour thort stoFies
with ~ cdntnuati0n % Nay sinrair'a serial
Inass ~ ~ hctian. uhslv aTe ssVgl posua. and
alnulg Ne piciuFut ui1oui teHt ere sirhingr
81 NdlaeulI 1g ieslph PeVnel and q porirail n
cc,.1u q ~ iall Ki1g BdAArd va.
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Fr1a ths kiaGsioa Lsddsr.
More taxesl That's what h means. No
matter what measures are adopted or what
pretencs h made Of avoiding q general tax.
the fact is that the people-sverybody-
must nay more for their state governments
this year than last. The only
problem h one of increased dta1es-lnoreased
burdens on the people Even Governor
Hughes has 20 admit this. There is a
threatened dedeit Of between o.. 600 900 aud
q. .Ooo.0 In the State treasury. and the
state must Increase taxes that amount ~
the extra session.
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FOR FOUH SURMARINE BOATS.
Contracts AwnFded 10 Lake Company
and the ElesegIe Beat Company.

Contracts Awarded % Lake COMPANY
and the ElostFIs BEAT Company.
WAsHTN0FoN. June 3t-Awaris for
four submarines b0ats Of about 400 tons
caoh were decided upOn by Secretary Of
the Navy Meyer to-day. One Of ths
boats will be awarded 70 the Lake Torpedo
Boat Company. tho other thFes 10 the
Electric Boat Company. Owing % the
present distribution Of submarines Score
taEy Meyer IL considering the question
Of having three os thess boats constructed
on the Pacific coast and tho fourth on
the Atlantic Coast.
These awards have bean somewhat
delayed, since the conditions required
more than ordinary Investigation and
were finally made In accordance With
recommendations Of the engineesr IN chief
and the chief constructor. taking ipt0
confederation the military features in
VOWED In the different types OF sub
marines.
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PARR MUST VAR ron MONEr

Not Lkely to Receive at Present Mere
Than 8IO. 600 Og the slO0. 600 Award.
WASHINGTON. June 2a.--Eforts made bv
Secretary of the Treasury MAcVeAgh
20 have the 10000 awarded 20 Richard
Parr for his discovery Of the sugar frauds
paid in a lump this summer came 10 .
halt to-day when IL became known thAt
Comptroller u the Treasury Tracswell
had decided that Parr must be paid from
the mOiety fund of tho Treasury. That
fund az present contains q little more
than $50. .00O but there may be claims
other than that Of Parr. He therefore IA
likely 20 receive only about $4,000 az
prossnt.
There 10 no appeal from the decision
of AsComptrDllerYof,t the Treasury. lt s
probable that Mr. MacVeaRh will ash Con-
gress 30 provide for the payment Of Parf.
but IL 10 not thought that anything can
be done at this session Of Congress. ~
that he may have 20 wait nine or ten
months more for most of his reward.
The sun., 1910-06-25

Frbl ~ Nerbvrg1 NsrF
n i- true the demands on the state for
charitable. insane. penal and other un-
luesiiOnahly necessary purposes have
been Increasingly large bit this fact cannot
cover up the sneaking through early In leris-
iative sessions Of bills carving immense
appropriations for questionable projects
promoted by selfish interests and commu-
mites and supported by virtually all legis-
AtOrs.
The folly of the era Of reckless eyDendi-
lures starting with the barge canal j. % BE-
brought home 20 every owner Of real and
personal pFqpeTty. The tax may not be
very large this year. but this is only the
beginning
The canal scheme opened the ioodRates
Of sxtravacAnoe. and since then millions
have been poured into the streapn which
threatens 20 enpilf with q MORTGAGE for
generations every piece Of property. every
home aud every farm In the state.
The sun., 1910-06-25
ROOSEVELT MAY HEAD IT.
MN fer Peace Commission Passes Doth
Houses OG Congress.

Houses % Congress.
WASHINGTON, June 7l.-Ths bin au.
thOrizing the appointment Of . CON.
mission for the purpose Of promoting the
cause Of International peace passed the
Senate to-day. Tho measure has already
passed the House and goes 20 the Presi-
dent Tor his approval. Il has been pre-
diCtsd that Mr.. Taft will appoint former
President Roosevelt a. the head Of the
commission, which will consist Of hve
members. An appropriation Of $1,000
for the expenses Of the commission e
provided In the resolution.
The commission. which has two years
In which 10 make its final report. e au.
thorized to consider the expediency
Of utilizing existing International agsnces
for the purpose Of limiting the armaments
Of the nations Of the world By intsrna.
tionm agreemcnt and OF constituting
the combined navies Of the world A. IN.
ternational foroe for the preservation
Of universal peace and to consider and
report upon any other means 10 diminish
the expenditures OF governments for
military purposes and 10 lessen the prob
abilities OF war.
The sun., 1910-06-25

10 rHE EDiTOH ~ THE SvN .SU u u
rcareffable that your genealogist did not
complete the tracing Of MT Roosevelt .
ancestry ! md the line goes hack 70 MIN
rod. first of kinEs and also q mighty hunter
before the Lord
According 10 the tradition preserved by
Dante Nimrods favorite amusement vas
hlowing his 0wn horn. Dante depicted him
in he'll punished by having his horns strapped
10 hts shoulder. but Just out 0f hts mouth :
reach suffering tantallKinR aRonies. while
ulterins long and ugly words
Five thousand years later . Second an
cestral link y found In sweden in the person
Of Gustave the Strenuous a legendary hero
who took his name from a BiE Stick IN
swedish -Eid stat or battle star. with which
he smote the shaggy polar bear on the Ice
GUsrAvE rHE LrMBEH NA,E
NV YoEE. June e.
The sun., 1910-06-25

Upstate Enthu-asm at ne Rmpsndins
naaANal.

From ~ Unca O01srtsg
Under Governor Hlll's last term the ap-
preparations amounted 10 Sia.OI7. .oSo. In
1894. Governor Flowers last year the ap-
preparations went 10 tis. 7si. .iTs. Then came
Morton and the Republicans took a hand a.
government that has not yet been broken.
The appropriations jumped AZ Oncs 70 more
than twenty Millions Under Black and
Roosevelt they ran 10 over tWenty-three
mlllions. and they have gone steadily up ana
up until nov they are more than forty two
millions.
WIN anybody tell In what particular the
people Of New YORK state are having a bet
ter government a. the present time than they
had under Governor Flower? And still the
cost has doubled and with ten milliOns
added
The sun., 1910-06-25

Great shsstins ~ Massachusetts "AHHiss. "
To THR RDTrOa % TaE SUr--Sir' have bssa
lookinE 10 ths New York papers IN vain since
Sunday morning for news Of ne ntsrcolieriats
shoolnG contest last saturday. and anly ladiFscty
learned 70 day that the sane uas Won hy the
Massachusetts, Agricultural C1ileEe team by he
recurd so0Fs of ~ poina The preliminary
contest Uas won by the snme insdmtion oveS
Harvard. Yale. Columbia and Other teams. THIS
iuiagmatian seems 10 ne mors important than
q BASEBALL score. and would b. plsasing 70 ths
authoT Of Ire land grant hln tSt n Morrill, II
living JoHs A. CuTfnn.
Massachusetts, -ASEis. AZ
NEu Y0aH. June q
The sun., 1910-06-25

Fro5 ~ RocAsser HsSaid
We are speaking mildly when Ne say that
the knife Of Governor Hughes ought to have
gone deeper into the plundeT and wast q
Of the present State Government.
We believe that not les than ti0no.OOO is
being annually spent In New York state
that could be- saved by jealous and pains
taking economy. There is a hne opportun-
ity here for some samuel ! Tldrn. u he can
he found
The sun., 1910-06-25

M. Howeiis h HsspsTI MagarNs for guly
untea hia f.rpliertions oi maFk Twain. n n.
Runatn leads ne reader ihrguqh new ucgnes IN
PoFiuSaf. and G. ". Whiie dpuerihes BriEes VITA
words and ttehiaga. Dr ". ". kesn writes ol
Ne nsu surgery. and CAralian Bfi8tan On noms
muferl Eagilsn pailanR. Tts wa owe
oumss - IN sn1. aad l1uft ere usglu NOR uiori.l
and flrcg plelN
The sun., 1910-06-25
4 Rosalble Renesly. .


FfuM NJ Aln1au Aflna
Inasmuch a. our Republican past masters
Of finance In the Legislature Of 1910 sent 10
tke Governor appropriations amounting 70
a little matter Of tiaOOo. 900 In excess % the
prospective revenues Of the State. We should
think that he would have had "a use the
knife freely But what about the futurei
Isn't II high time for the taxpayers TO use
the boot freely
The sun., 1910-06-25
CAUGHT HEYBURN MAPPING.
senator bradley Gets ThrOuEh Hs Con.
federate Claims mn.


WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator Brad
ley Of Kentucky has made several 'stiIs
attempts In the Senate 10 secure the asop-
ton Of a joint resolution extending Tor a
period OF two years the time for fling
claims by former Confsderates for private
property taken from them Immediately
after their surrender
senator Heyburn Of Idaho. who ~.
posed the loan Of tents and saddles 70 ths
former Confederates on the occasion II
heir reunion az Mobile and who ha,
introduced a resolution for tho removal
of the Robert r. l.ec statue irYin Statuary
Hall has stood in the vac 81 tns reaolu-
ton offered bythe senator from Kentucky,
ObleCting n its confederation senator
Hepburn vas not in tho aonats vEhea tha,
body met a. 10 O'Clock tais ms. nlrg. two
hours earlier than the uNtiaA aieeting
time senator Bradley was on tne j0h
and had no trouble In gettihg through the
resolution while the Idaho SENATOR was
mapping.
The sun., 1910-06-25

Why not a direct tax 10 meet the burden
imposed upon the State treasury by the
bond issues for the salvation Of saratoga ?
This would enable the taxpayer 70 rerog.
niEe instantly how much he owes the ex-
president Of the Hughes State League