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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ut the Interior. T.. :. Land
unrrr ut Tu,umcnlL y VI
Int, -. lvll
Noii,c b., h"rrhy given that I"uu "
Fairchil3. at House. y. VI, VIM. ou
August -. 1905. made II. g. 80 lulGl.
serial Va. uiI-a., ror ~Wt,. SOC 20.
Twp = y, Rang" OBJ" e.. y. VI T. Nerd
IN. ua, tiled notice of intention tu make
,IunI rive Wear rroot. 'o establish
claim ~ the baud rh"yc described. h"
tore l.. T. Williams. T.. : Commissioner
1T Nurioch, y. VI, on the Inn ln, ur
September. l"ll
claimant uumcs 10, Wi uo.,r. B"uiu
min " Homnr, l"huathnu H. Wal co..
Jefferson D. smith, al Of Il"u,r. y VI .
la = Graham. ut E"",r,r cit, y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dcpurmcu, Of M" lutrrior T.. : Land
uni,r at Turumruri y VI.
August g, 1911.
Noticc g., hereby given that Harvey
W. Flint. If ru,um,ari. y W.. who, uu
June go. lnud. made II T. No Nill.
for SWl,. see. g., Twp 4" y, Range
81 T.. y. NJ T. Meridian, has dl"i
notice Of intention to make Final FIN"
Yrar Proof, 'o establish claim 'o the
land above described. hrturr the Reg
lister aud Receiver, T.. :. Land Onirr ai
Tucumrari. Y NJ. On the 10th duy ct
October. 1911.
Claimant uamcs ~ witnesses: u. II.
Flint, T.. e. Multhv, Mae pohhs, Fred
Surguy. all of @Tuucumcnri, \ VI
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Department Vt the interior. T.. : Land
unirc ut Turumcurt. y VI
August ~, 1911.
Noiirr j.. hereby gi,ru that stella
Emmett. ct Me Mister. y. W.. who on
NAV ~. 1908. mni, ". r. Serial No.
UIlGlG Tor NWit, sec go, Twp Z y.
Range 80 T. y VI. T. Meridian, ha'
filed notice at intention So make Final
Communication Proof. go establish claim
% the land ah"y" described. hrf"t" /.
T.. Williams. 4. =. commissioner, ~
Nurdoch. y. VI. ou the 18th day IT
september. lHl'
Claimant numcs 20, witnesses +. \
RoIlrn. William Vance. VI u freeman,
,ll of MrNIt,t"r. y VI. 4 Co. Pollard.
1T Raglnud. y. VI
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department of the lutcrinI. T.. :. luul
90" see ~ Tucum,oIi. y. VI
July 49, lnll.
No'icc b., hereby given that Robert
I. Nolto. of Doris. New Mcvicu, who.
IN June 20, 1900, made H. T.. No >7j7,
serial No ulsl-N, for NEii see. 80.
Twp % y. Range 80 e.. Y. VI y Mcrid
ian. ha, hl,d u"tirc VI intention ~ mali,
Final Rive Year l'yoot. io establish
claim 80 the land above described, be-
tore the Register aud Receiver, T.. =.
Land Onirc ~ I]urumrari. y. VI. ~ So
2lth day Ut Octuhcr, l0ll
claimant name. ~ witnesses: Iohu
Avery, Of 1ucumcnri. y VI. Fritz
lmIhc 1T Oplo. y W., T.. H. peddy.
coart. al Oglc. y. NJ. w. VI Noltr, oi
Doris. y. VI.
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FOR RENT

Rooms On the second floor IT the Her.
ring huilliup, suitable for Offices or pri.
,ntc rooms. Either single ~ In suites.
Also store room IN East Main street
which will be- repaired to suit reliable
tenant on u term lease,
2G.s.it Hamilton Insurance Agency,
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Department of the Interior, T.. =. Land
once az ru'umcarr. y W.
Iul, o.. 1871
Noli,c b. hereby given 'ha, Rufus
T.. Culhcrtsuu, Of Tuuumrnrt. New Mex
t.o. who. on Aug 80. 1900. mulo IT. T.
Nu. Iou,'. Serial 80 Uilt,I. for So,
sec. -. Twp ~ y, Range ." g. y. VI.
T.. Meridian. ha. filed notice ut rutou
ton ~ make Final Five Year Proof, ia
establish claim to the land alloy" de-
.rrrhrI. before the Rruisict aud Re-.
,riNrt. T.. :. Land Onicr. ~ Tuyum,uri,
y VI. ~ the 23rl luv ut Oriohcf. inll.
claimant names ~ witnesses Elmer
ra.tlrhrrrv. y \. Miller, Tom Mtllct
ut Urrhui,h. ,li 1T Tucumcnri, y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, I, :. Land
Onicr 1T ruruumcari, y VI
August -, lHll.
Noticc i, hereby given that Mts.
Stuart T.. IIullum, for the heirs Of stuart
T.. IIallum. deceased, OF Friona, Texas,
who IN Aug. |, 1905, made II, H. No.
psGi, for NWT, See, -, TWP, ! y.
Range 80 T., y. VI. T.. Meridian, has ~.
ed notice of intention Ia make Final
Five Year proof, "a establish claim "a
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver, 4. :. Land Onicc
~ Turumcari, y. VI, an the 9th dav
1T November, lgll.
Claimant names q, witnesses +, "
Wood, of Frioun, Texas, Mis-, T. II
Wood, Ut Friouu, Texas, L." Johnson
r. VI. Lorinp, both If Roosevelt, y. VI
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department Ut the Interior, L. ;, Land
Office AZ Tucumcari, y VI.
august II, 1911,
Notice is hereby given that Frederick
g. Malthy, If Hudson, y NJ who. On
september ~, 1900, made IT, r. IA
luSSl, for SWii, See. II, Twp - Y,
Range 20 T., y VI. =. Meridian, has fled
notice of intention To make Final Five
Icnr Proof, To- establish claim "a the
laud above described, before the Regis
ter aud Receiver. 4. =, Land Onice NJ
Tucuumrari, New Mexico, On the Gath
nav of October, 1911.
Claimant I'M as witnesses; u. w.
Flint, g. VI. Reed, W. r. York, NJ, y
nohbs, all Of Hudson New Mexico.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONS

w NNf NfN.'fN'.
QUAY, Va, $40.
Br'bu MAY Carter
N-.
Trrnc Marion cater
The said defendant, rrcno Marion
Carter b.. hereby Notified that 70 suit boo
ii,ur,, ha. hcru commenced against
him iu the District Court i"t the Conn
~ ut Qun,. Territory ut View Mexico.
nt said Rrrthn Ma, carter, alleging de-
.rrtiuu nui abandonment, that uni".,
hr cutter ur cause 90 bee entered uts op
Irafuurc % said suit IN ur hri"ro tue
ptR dry ct Octuhri. \. -, 1911 decree
.pEO DONrES~O therein viii hc rem
irici against y"u.
rIlAS T.. DOW ", Clrrl
VI u. Kcntur. Turumcnti, New Mexico
NtiN for pluintin
First Publication August ~ II
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ the Interior, i. :, Lana
Office At Turumrari, y VI
July -, 1871
Noiicc &. hereby given that J"ssl" u
smith. Of Tucumcari. y. W., who, IN
Feb ~. 1905, made H. T., No 72i7, Ser
Ial 80 uil7a). for NEli, soc T., Twp
~ y. Range ~ t. Y VI. T. Meridian
has flied notice of intention 'o mnE"
FINAL Five Year Proof, - establish
ilam 10 the lnud ahoy" Described, he"
fore the Register aud Receiver, I. :.
Land once NJ Turumraru y VI "u ih"
!Jrd luv ~ Ortohor, 1911.
claimant names ~ Witnesses W ',
O'Bauunu, i. ". 'Bnuuou, Thomas
Jackson. James Rice, an of Turumrnti,
y. VI.
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Department Of %. Interior. T. - Land
Onrrr ~ Turumrnrt. y VI
.Iulv "N. l"ll
Notice is hereby given that Gro.sr
VI Ructnrr. of Quu,. y VI. v." ou
dee. Il. 1905. made II. f. 40 GGlH. SCI
iul Va. uIalGD. for W, SWlr aud loot.
2 aud -, see. :, TWP y. Rang" ." T..
y. VI. T.. Meridian, hn, 0lrl notice ct
intention To make Final rive Year
Proof. - establish claim Zee ,hr baud
abnyc described. hrt"r, Nh" Register
aud Receiver. T.. : Iuud Ohirr u' Tn
cumrari. y W.. an Ne" .Gth iay ct Go
'uirr. l"ll,
Claimant names ~ Witnesses |" u
Hunt. T. Is. Bucknrr, 4 t.. Na.s"po".
n. |. lIunuicutt. all 1T QUAY, y VI
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department 1T IN" Iui"ri"f : Lana
unirr ~ Tu,wmrnrI Y VI
August =. 1911.
Notice B. n,rrhy given that Thomas
VI Davis. uf loyd. y. VI. wt" ru
Nag. 10. 1905 made n e. "" H'"H i"r
VII, See. ~. Twp. " \. Rang" 81 e..
y VI T. Meridian, ha. tl"d Motto" 81
intention 60 make liunl Ii," l"ar
Proof. ro establish claim 'o ~" loud
,ro,, described. h"fpr" th" Register
aud Receiver, T. =. Land pn,r" Mt tn
,umrmi. y. VI. ON NJ" 9'h iav of N".
Nrmhrr, l"ll.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses trorg"
Bell. ben u Ward. both Of LLOYD. y.
VI. i T. jackson, rhilir Nhahau, both
at Turumruri. y. VI.
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Department Of ~" Interior, I, : Lana
unirr ri Turumcnri, \ VI.
August ~, 1911,
N"tic" is hereby given that Harvey
GnnN. 1T Tucumrari. y. VI, who, IN
September l., 1900, made II. f. ~.
l0aiU, Tor ". SwI, See T., aud ~.
SEi, See, ., aud Add1 H. e. ola7l2,
sept ~, 1910, for III" ~ SWit, See"
tion ., Township 10 y, Range 81 T..
y VI. T.. Meridian. has dlcd notice at
Intention IL NAH" Final Fiy" Year
Proof, to establish claim IN the lnud
above described, before T.. t. ll"dg
coke. T.. = Commissioner ~ Eudr", y.
VI, on the 10Th day NJ september, lalI,
Claimant names ~ witnesses j. \.
Valentine, Thomas jackson, Virgil
O'Runuou, Bob Hicks, an ~ Tucumrari,
y. VI.
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Department of the Interim, L. = Land
Onice ri Tucumeari, Y VI.
August -, lHll

Notice is hereby given that MARY
Brown. of Kirk, Y. W., who, on sept
~. 1900, made H. r. No, llllo, for
SEA. See. 10, Twp q Y, Rang" 10 T.,
Y. VI. p. Meridian, has fled motto" of
intention Ia make Final Five Year Proof
Ia establish claim io the land above IL"
~crihed, before L. r. Williams, 4, :
Commissioner. at Murdoch, y. VI, ou
the 18th day ~ September. 1911
Claimant names n witnesses \. n
Curtis. stewart |. Disuav, Opal pisnnv
all of Kirk. Y. ", " D. Freeman, 81
| McAlistcr, y. VI.
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Department of the Interior. L. =, Land
Onicr nt Tucumcuri, y, VI.
August %. 1911

August 20, 1911
Notice il hereby give nthnt Franklin
T.. Rras,cll. of QUAY, y. NJ, who, ou
July -. 1900, made II, T., No olln, f"r
the NWl, See. 90, aud \ddl II. f. \".
Ol9l.5, August ., 1909, for the \El,,
See. 80, Twp : y, Rang" ~ r., y VI.
T.. Meridian. has filed notice 1T iutcu.
ton 10 make Final Five Year pru"t
~ establish claim 80 the land nhov
described, before the Register aud Re
ccivrr, T., :. Land Ohicr, NJ Tucumcari
y. VI. on the 10Th day IT November
lpll.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses W =
Springer, W. T., Springer, Il, g. Crurd,
g, 4. Perdue, all NJ Quay, y, NJ
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FOR sALEi--A fresh milk cow, half
Jersey, price siO. Inquire at the News
Ofilce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
WILTON SCHOOL BIDS
TO Be Opened JULY 10
NEW HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE ONE
OF MOST MODERN IN
THE STATE
Building is Complete in every Detail
and will be Handsome Structure
Architect is c. T. DeLamere Of
this City.

| Bids for the construction of the
new high school building at Wilton
are being advertised for and will be
opened July 10. The high school will
cost $4,000. and will be one of the
most modern and complete in every
detail that there is in the state.
The building is designed by Archi.
tect G. 7. DeLamere. head of the Bis.
marck Engineering company, is two
stories and a full basement. It will
contain four large rooms. 1t will be
faced with Hebron pressed brick and
will be of hollow tile construction.
For ventilating direct and indirect
systems will be used. The system
provides for the full amount of fresh
air each pupil provided for under a
new law which takes effect on July !.
The building will be steam heated,
lighted by electricity and will have
an alarm system installed throughout
for fire drill purposes. All doors are
automatic, anti-panic doors. The plans
for the new structure have been ap-
proved by the state superintendent of
public instruction. The lighting sys-
te mis- up to date, all the light coming
into the rooms from the pupils left.
The full amount of square and cubic
space for each pupil is also provided.
The building will be completed by the
first of september so that it can be &C.
cupied by the scholars by the first of
the ensuing school year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
NEW ENGLAND Visitors
ARE ENTERTAINED HERE
PARTY ARRIVED IN SPECIAL CAR
ATTACHED TO THE
NORTH 500.
Spent Tuesday in Garrison-Have
Been on a Complete Circle Of the
State, Visiting Larger Cities.

When Editor C. H. Crockard of the
New England Post started subscrip'
ton contest and offered a trip
around the state to the young women
who would rustic up the most sub
scriptions, he had no idea that there
would be whole carload of New
England residents accompany the
party. The special car arrived in the
city this afternoon attached to the
500 train from the north.
The party IS under the personal SUI
pervision of Editor C,'ocKard, who,
with Mrs. Crockard, is chaperoning
the party. The young ladies who
were the prize winners in the sub
scription contest are Misses Effie
Marsh, Grace Roxborough, Ruth Hol-
brook and Susan Harrison. Accom-
panyeng the party are -. l.. Crockard,
editor of the Elgin Times, and a num-
Der of representative business men
of New England, among whom are H.
F.. Lang, Joseph Zalusky, Carl Asse,
C. Anderson, p. G. Thatcher. S.
Sdhanski, together with Messrs. Rob
inson, Doerfer, Gardner and Larson.
The New England baseball team.
which is with the party, is scheduled
to play the local team at 4:45 p. m.
The game will be calico If the wealth
err is favorable.
The New England party started
their trip at Dickinson over a week
ago. 1t visited Fargo, Grand Forks,
Devils Lake, A1inot and Garrison Dur
ing their stay here they are the guests
of the Bismarck commercial club, who
will take them to the various points
of interest about the city. The party
will leave on the Mott train Thurs
day morning for their home.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUiN0.
T ak No. q.

Liquid blung Is mainly water
Given half or cents worth Of
bluing and large bottle filled with
water and you have the trail excuse
that's called bning.
Always use RED CROSS BALL
BLUE The best blue anywhere at
any price 1t does make the lanndress
smile for week Large package S
cents At ALL GOOD GROCERS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
Banana sale at Gussners.
HAIL..

HAIL.
We are agents for the State Farm
ers Mutual Hail Insurance company of
Waseca, MINI. Write or call on us
for further information. This COM
pany has made a cash deposit Of $685.
600 With the state treasurer to guar
antee losses.
FOX LAND COMPANY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28

A juvenile operetta "Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs" under the di.
rection of Mrs. NJ j. Wells, will be
presented at the Bijou theatre some
time during the first week in July
The entertainment is under the
auspices OF the Presbyterian church.
The cast, consisting of sixty young
people, is composed of the best Bis
marck talent and the entertainment
promises to be one of the best local
talent musicales ever produced in the
city.
Mrs. Wells has had years of expert.
ence as theatrical producer and Mr.
Ernest Wright and Mr.. Robert Dut.
ton in charge of the stage setting and
props" will leave nothing undone
to make the scenes at all times beauti-
full and realistic.
There will be special electrical ef-
fects and the costumning under the
personal supervision of r, NJ. Berge-
son, will be rich and complete in every
detail.
The date for the production has not
yet decided upon but will \be an
nounced in the immediate future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28

OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Until July Ala for the accommoda-
tiOn of those who want "Clever
Clothes"
8. E. BERGESON & SON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
JUVENILE 0PERETIA
WILL Be GIVEN soon
WILL BE PRODUCED UNDER AUS.
PIcEs OF PRESBYTERIAN
YOUNG PEOPLE.

Mrs. N. J. Wells will Have Charge Of
the Production Of "Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-16

sor cities are already preparing 10
take advantage of the opportunity
offered to extend their trade and will
be early in the field pushing for bus
mess. But 1t is a fair field and no
favor except to the man who can de-
liver the goods and it is not to he
supposed that North Yakima business
men will be overlooking the interests
in the opportunity offered for estab-
fishing new trade relations looking to-
ward the upbuilding of 8 big jobbing
trade centered in this city.
With blood hounds put on the trail
and automobiles held in leash man
hunting is certain to be a novel game
in the future and the fugitive from
justice will have less and less odds
in his favor. 1t will not be long until
the twentieth century man hunt will
be featured by the use of aeroplanes
equipped with wireless.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-16

tween one agricultural center and an
other, is so heavy that often there is
no connection established, while in the
majority OF cases the roads are en-
tirely unworthy of the name and
would put an ancient Roman to the
blush.
One method of lessening the ex-
pense has been adopted in British In
dia which country. like this, has large
distances to traverse, often in sparse
ly settled districts. such AS the Ocean,
that high and for the most part
dreary tableland, occupying three
fourths of the peninsula.
The method employed is to run
trunk roads, partly macadamzed,
and to supplement these with feeders
on the same plan to all outlying and
Intern ediate points.
The road is never more than fifty
feet in breadth, usually much less, eX-
cept on nearing some important cen
ter. 1t is ditched on either side in
order to keep it drained. The bitches
are kept cleaned out, which saves
much repairing In the middle eight
inches of dirt are taken out, thrown
on ellneT size dnQ the surface rOI|"d.
Coarse metal is then laid down and
rolled. and finer metal, or top dress
ing. of two inches later. This is then
again rolled. The metaled strip of the
road is only eight feet wide. The
hard, rolled earth sides are never
used except in turning out one wheel
on passing or meeting a team. AS the
bitches are kept clean. the earth sides
seldom are in need of repair and the
upkeep of the paved strip is slight.
when attended to twice yearly, The
first expense is small and the main
tenance inconsiderable, as long as
regularly carried out.
1t is a system that could well be
adopted in this country once Il def
mite plan was laid down of a road
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-16
REPUBLICANS TO BACK TAFT'S
VETO

The split in the republican party II
congress has been one of the mark
ed features of the session and it ha
resulted in the passing of some leg
islation that President Taft now feels
called upon to veto. The question
now is will the republican factor
opposed to the president continue it
opposition in voting to pass the tar
if bills and the statehood bills ovel
the presidents veto.
The latest advices from Washing
ton indicate that they will not AND
that the break has come. All re-
publicans. practically. will unite &
support the vetoes. This is the word
the republican whip in the house and
it is confirmed by the senate Leaders
To this end all pairs have been de-
cIared off as far as they effect the
votes on the vetoes and the full re
publican strength will be used to sup
port the president,
In view of the fact that Taft is
certain to be the republican nominee
for the presidency in 1912, no other
stand is possible for the republicans
ANYTHING else would be suicidal and
political hari-kari of the worst kind
The administration would be dis
credited and the opposition given a
stuffed club which would be the big
ccst kind of a big stick to use in the
campaign
The extra session has given La Fol-
lette chance to exploit his candida
cy and though there is no possible
chance for him to secure the nomi-
nation for 1912, he is apparently do
ing all he can to throw distractions
in the way of the present administra-
ton TO weaken the president with his
party and with the country, and to
make republican success impossible
in 1917. II ne can DO TINS ne VIII
materially strengthen his position for
1916 when he figures that the insur-
gent movement will have gained
enough ground to make it possible to
nominate and elect progressive OF
his type.
Leaders are figuring that the re-
publican rally for 1912 must begin
now with a firm support of the ad-
ministration in the backing of the
vetoes. They claim that the reel
procity movement has furnished
the country evidence of Taft's good
intentions toward lifting the burdens
from the ultimate consumer and
that his plea for tariff revision or
g scientific basis will be accepted by
the people as something safe ano
sane.
Unqucstionably President Taft Ia,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-16

Seattle's long list of undetected
murderers to say nothing OF the list
lof convicted ones within the pa st
year is simply astounding, and it
shows how cheap human life is held
in this section of the country. In
talking to man from British Co
lum bia one day this week he de-
clared the records would bear him
out that Seattle and her immed
community have had more wilful
murders within the past vera than
all Canada has had in her history.
He then suggested that the prin-
cipal reason for Seattle having so
many bloody murders lies in the fact
that they are not punished when
they are convicted There is more
truth than poetry in the last SEN
tence whether or not he was correct
in the first proposition.
great many persons charged with
murder either go scott free or draw a
very short sentence In the state prison,
and are not long confined before a pc
tltion is circulated for their pardon
on the ground that they are dying of
consumption or some other disease.
Rad the red-handed scouudrel got his
Just deserts he would have died OF
nempen rope disease and not by de-
srees but by sudden jerk
Murders are reck4essly committed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-16

been strengthened with the people
during the past few months. and his
denomination is assured 1t is con-
coded that he will make the race to
succeed himself and the republican
leaders see the eternal fitness of
things in rallving to his support and
sustaining his yetoes To this end
there is a campaign on IN break in
to the ranks of the insurgents and
the word that comes from Washing
ton is to the effect that the admins
tration will he sustained and that it
will be impossible for the opposition
to get strength enough to pass the
tariff and statehood bills over the
presidents head.