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The evening world., 1911-01-14
Ashwell to Be Seen in
Judith Zaraine" - William
FaverSham Will Have a Fan
taStic Role in "The Faun"-
Edmund Breese to Be a
Queer Sort of Devil in "The
Scarecrow" - Grace Van
Studdiford Returns in "The
Paradise of Mahomet."

ION .bo ,r,, Nv. - 49,,
tYa... - '
- "n'On sirs' flske
l., "PPea.eu' - W. .. McLelian VIII
DC hcaru from SERIOUSLY on Monday
night, when Lena Ashweli. the English
actress. comes to the Aston Theatre In
his latest play. judith Zarnine." The
| Industrial, town. u,hero n ,,u., h.. con-
ne,ed n ,,o,,ry 60 c,o.o 49, ,s-..,.-
,,.N wv" "lo"'"s
w. Va "'Th' ohe ot 'hose is
Ju"Iuh Hafainc' u boulSkecper. Her
powers or orntory make her a promi-
nent figure In the events that follow.
and she finally brings about n settle.
mont OF tho difficulties In tho .,nor,.
inc cas-, viu ho char,o. y,.t,roa -.
n Eor,sua 80 - -'"' ''""
S'''"ef'
"i"n"nn r"'crSIam poyinS a TOUR
weeks engagement at Days Theatre on
Monday evening In The Faun.' a new
play by Edward Knoblaurh. Mr.. Fayer-
sham appears "a one of those mvthIca,
creatures. without the Qoat's feet ana
tail. out with the short horls ana point
cd ears. lie wanders away from m.
gods and fields and Is finally found In
the garden of a London honso JJo 4.
then clothed as a human being and IN.
reduced to the conyentlonalitie az .o.
ciety. many OF which strike HIM M 40
absurd that he becomes more or ,ess n
"bull in n china st,m" In tho sun,or,-
ing company Will be ,Julle Onn. N,ho,io
CrawIey. Nina Herbert. Alice oaJham
Martin Sabine, Albert Gron. Frank JIoI'
Inns, Lionel Belmorc and Harry Rcdd,ny
.Tho c,,r,croy" ca,,os1o ,,., l..
pcrcy uoris,,o ,,t,, b. p.as W
M rr,"t, M p..sen'ea u
with Esmnnd Rrceso as The pn,p Tn.
Itnr,and davs' sbow,ng now n sa,,, ,,o,
be horn threoigb the s,fycrsng rausod
Inv tho discovery NJ i,a ovn rs,.crions,
ness and l-n,,mpe ence rho ,So,iod 4.
DURING ,ho dovs n, ~y,,ch,r,f, q, ,ha
Nos-q.chuoatts ,olorv cond,' pIo,,,,
while malSsng n scarecrow IN nro,.c,
her dcIIa Prom ,ho crow, 90 v,s,,a,,
by Justice Merton. VINO had flung nor
aside after winning her love In their
youth. Uo threatens 10 have her
hanged "a a witch BECAUSE she hoa .o,d
his n,rce. Rachel. n mirror. yy,ieh he
cause Of lts ability N rercc, tha ,ru,h
tho nro,,d .~J,is,ico as~umes in n ,ooi n,
tho devil. Goody Rbclxby now seeks
revenge, and calls 10 her aid Dickou
tho Yanltoo imp-oyisatIon of the Deyil.
md gives life 10 the monstrosItv which
w,s Intended 10 right crows. They
chrlsten II Lord Ravensbane. and un-
- - .,...u. "a, y,t.,xo, ,nnd 10 o.
The home Of Justice Merton. to WOO
and win the beautiful rich niece.
PROMPTED by the guile and cunning of
Diclon, Ravensbanc wins the heart of
Rachel. nut falls III ranly I'm love with
her and in that process n soul In born
in him. In tho support OF Mr.. Breese
will DO Alice Fischer. Fola la Toilette.
~.
The evening world., 1911-01-14

cupants. seven of them children.
John Young, passing the building
after midnight, saw the roof on fire.
lie pounded on the door, but got no
response. Summoning aid, he battered
down the door and rushed into the
The evening world., 1911-01-14

smoke-dlled house. Samuel Hoffman
and his two children were overcome
by smoke IN the second floor, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Miller n their five
children were in the same plight In a
ieighboring apartment. All we're car
ried out safely and revived.
The evening world., 1911-01-14
FIRE MENACES ELEVEN.

Fire which partly destroyed the two
frame building at No, 1862 Martin
Paterson. n. j., early to-day,
the lives of the eleven &C.
The evening world., 1911-01-14

covers in Pablo. the blind violinist. And
In return for assistance in his work the
doctor promises Pablo that he shall see
the woman he loves.
SO far, 90 good! But there Is trouble
for the musician when 1t is revealed
that, believing In one woman lie loves
two. The twain are sisters. Francesca,
tle gay and the spendthrift. and Carmen.
the nun. Same voices. same graceful
ways, but lives far apart as the poles.
Through these women, through visions.
through hypnotic suggestions. through
a journey into mountains and a passage
across the desert, Or, Meisterlimmer
tortures his victim, And love conquers
crisis bringing the smashing OF the
Lamp, the vanishment OF the nun into
the woman, and tho weird disappear
ance OF the magician. A story TO lie
awake on.
The evening world., 1911-01-14
Train Bandits Caught.

OGDEN, Utah. Jan. 1.-THE train rob-
beers who held up the overland limited
on the Southern Pacific a week go
were arrested to-day In this city.
The evening world., 1911-01-14
4 simple Minister'S Daughter VIII
Worries Two city Bellies.

CCN PINK! ] will penetrate you
Thus thinks Adele Kingsley n
spoiled beauty, with nm Indignant
throw OF her head. She IL gazing
at Frank Whitfield. He Is the sphinx.
To Adele there 10 an air OF i%ndehnable
mystery about him. No. 40 to the read
err. Followers OF Mrs. Charles Tracy
Taylor's story, THE Daughter OF the
Mouse" (John C.. Winston Publishing
Company, have inside Information.
They know that Frank has seen the
minister's daughter,
Miss Kingsley has come % Clover
Hills too late for her peace OF mind
While Adele IS thinking of the sphinx
Mr.. Whitfield draws down his upper hp,
presses his teeth firmly against It and
looks the other way. Vie s. determined
that this girl must and sh9ll be cured
OF her infatuation At tho same time he
is conscious OF an allurng influence
emanating from the fair one before him.
lie presses his teeth even more firmly.
Having seen Miss Kingsley to her car
he turns his steps rapidly toward his
own summsr homo.
The evening world., 1911-01-14
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

Adeline Genee. the famous dancer. will
appear at the Colonial In n series of
bnllets. Others on the bill viii be Ed
yard Abels I'm 'He Tried to lie Nice:''
Williams and Schwartz. IN their latest
SONGS, and Ashley and Leo In China
town"
At the Aihambra will be Gertrude
Hoffman In her New Revue" Mrs.
Gardner Crane In '"rhe Little Sun
beam :" Yvette. violinlst George Aus
tin Moore, Kelly and Kent In "Ths
Theatrical Agency" and others.
Andrew Mack will he at the Bronx
Theatre. together with William II.
THOMPSON. In "For Loves Sweet Sake:''
Harry TlEhc and his oolleglans In
"Books." Lightning Hopper. cartoonist
Trovato. vlolinist, and others.
Among others at the Manhattan Opera
House will be Irene Franklin. James
Devlln ana Mae Ellwood. the Arlington
-Four. Sam Mann and company. Horn
n Price and McGlnnes Brothers.
Nine. Marietta oily will make har
vaudeville debut ut the Plaza Music Hall
In Helene" n one-act play by Henri
bernstein. Others viii be Mana, the
Partisan dancer: Sophie Tucker. George
Primrose, Felix and Carrie. and Nc
Mahon and Chapelle.
Corsc Payton Will enter vaudeville at
the american Music Han In Lend Me
Five Shilllngs." Other features will be
''rhe Three Maids Of Sais." a danSng
Illusion from the London IIippodrome.
Arthur Aldrich. an English tenor. the
Roherty dancers. and Vasco. the mad
musician"
Kitty Gordon VIII AXE her first
vaudeville appearance at Hammersteln's
Victoria Theatre. where she Will Intro
duce several new English songs The
bill will also include Flo irwin In AT
the Ball" the Avon Comedy -Four,
George b.. Reno in "a Little Of Every
thing" and Ward, Claire and Ward IN
THE Twin Flats"
VI bill Ht the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will include julius Steger In The Fifth
Commandment" and The Way to the
Heart" Edwin Holt IN THE Mayor and
the Manicure the De Haven Sextette.
Cunningham and Marion. and Howard
rro'har1. hantOfs's.
The evening world., 1911-01-14

spectacle married sisters. III good
aides do not want him around, hut they
do not mind the trouble OF keeping him
straight. 50 when ne has met Ialage
they get busy.
May sends for Jimmie; Ida goes to the
Girl. The police are called in. There Is
n breakup. LalaGe goes to n country
Diapers shop ard the black sheep seeks
rural pastures FOR rest and r~umination.
one would think the news, presently.
of Jimmie's engagement to n canon's
daughter should Immensely please the
good sisters, But mas, nay! Duty again,
Ida tells the canon of JimmIe's past.
Daughter weops weakly, Another break
up. A wire from Jimmie to the Diapers
shop. Lalagc waiting and winsome. A
wedding in sight.
Serves the sisters right? II Is natural
to think 50, Anyway, the book asks its
readers to EXPECT taat Jimmie Will be
happy ever after.
sight Ia the Mind aud u Pause To
Love Given by Black Art.
VERE Is the story OF a man who,
tt with II Magic Lamp, gives sight
= a to the blind and raises horrible
visions before tho multitude.
A Spanish story OF black art and mys-
terry. "Nightshade" CE,entano's,. by
Paul Gwyane,
DR.. Meisterllmmer IL the magician Of
Mr.. Gwynno's romance, lie has a the
DRY that If all other lights be excluded
the ultraviolet ray will enable the
slghtlafs to see. But for the full effect
OF his Departments he must find a pair
Of sbIPrmal eyes. Such eyes he dis
The evening world., 1911-01-14

Among the episodes in RED Pepper
Burns" none Is more impressive thar
that in which the bachelor doctor
adopts small Bob, goes shopping with
Mrs. Lersing for boys clothes and
toys. and yields gracefully to the ex-
t~ravagance on the point of the big
rocking horse. on which Bob's happiness
Is complete.
The evening world., 1911-01-14

solving such problems as beat the de-
t~ectives.
So, and knowing that the girl has lied.
Kirk goes to work, taking Jimmie Pen
dletOn with him. More about Jimmie
in the book-when he has hit the MUIR
derer on the point of the Jaw and when
II has been revealed how a girl. even al
astonlshlngly lovely one. may be mis-
taken as to the man she thinks she
loves.
Ashton Kirk uncovcrs the mystery by
the aid OF tallow candle ~drippinGs. the
bit OF a railway ticket punched out by
a conductor n a few other trining
signs. lie Is a good investigator.
Allan Morris lust s!desteps while
Edyth Vale courts death In trying to
save him. The police are complaisant
and generally wrong.
Ia Two sisters of Jimmy Grier-
son Perform u Painful Duty.
BECAUSE his two sisters do their
X duty by the Grierson name, Jimmy
- Grierson Is thrust back into the
arms CT the girl he has met IN a London
street. She IL n tall girl anc pretty.
and she has slnned at first ont OF inno-
cence. Her name Is I.alage Penrose.
and one knows from the b~ook-"People
OF Position" by Stanley Portal Hyatt,
(Wessels & Blssell C~o,)-that at least
she will take care OF Jimmy and keep
him from drink
Jimmie Is the Grierson black sheep,
though he might be worse. He comes
back from wide wsnderinss to receive
doubtful welcome from his highly re-
The evening world., 1911-01-14

Wednesday afternoon.
John Barrymore. in 'The Fortune
Hunter comes to the Grand Opera
House.
Mrs. Leslie Carter win appear at the
West End Theatre in 1.-TWO Women"
At the Circle will be May Irwin In
Getting n POLISH
"The Midnight Maldens" come 20 Che
Columbia.
The VANITY Fair ompany will BIO
at the Murray Hlll Theatre.
THE Queen OF Bohemia will be seen
at the Olympic.
1.-THE Dainty Duchess will be the at
trnctlon NJ uurefu A. Geamon'u
The evening world., 1911-01-14
HELP WANTED-MAlE.
FOR SALE.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Jsntlfy, At..te.ea. Convenient pAJ
ments aecspted. representative Gala, tssphona
SYNDICATE CO., II East 18th Z.
The evening world., 1911-01-14

AM
$50. BEAUTIFUL upRlGHr PIANO; go
folding organ; 81 monthly until paid; open -
rirss GoFrI n co, ~ Court T.. Brooklyl
The evening world., 1911-01-14
ELECTIONS AND MEET,Noa.

the ANNUAL MEETING Of the highlander
q The Broadway Building Company Will be heid
At the ihco Of the company, ITO Broadvay M
York. on Tuesday Jan. IL, 1911, at ii x ~
~ L. MOsKINs, Secretary,
The evening world., 1911-01-14

~ DYTH VALE, despite that abomin-
able spelling OF her first name. is
. an astonishlngly lovely girl.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
B1TULITHIc FOR NORTH YAK.
INA.

Extensive Street improvements Pro-
vided in Two of the New City's
Best Districts.
North Yakima, Wash, April 49,
(Speciar-By unanimous vote the
council last night awarded the con-
tract to the Warren Construction
company of Portland, Oregon, for
the laying of bitulithic pavement and
the construction of concrete side
walks, curbs and cutters in the West
Yakima Improvement District and
the Pleasant Avenue Improvement
District. The Warren Construction
company was the lowest bidder on
both jobs and the total cost will be
close to $1S.0O000.
The adoption of bituiithic pave
ment in North Yakima was the result
of careful investigation by the coun-
Gil in various cities of the northwest
where bitulithic has been laid frsm
one to eight years.
Last year North Yakima laid some
brick and asphalt pavements, neither
OF which came tip to expectations.
Active work on the new improve
ments will begin at once.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14

gan and Mr.. Bert Sloan of Parma,
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. NJ. SLOAN Sunday.
Grange met last Thursday evening,
Mr.. McSparen, manager OF the
Grange Cooperative company, gave
a talk on the benefits of co-opera-
ton.
At noon basket dinner will be
given at the school grounds. Every
one is cordially invited to attend,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
ROSWELL NEWS.

Arthur Rice of Caldwell spent Sat
friday and Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. e T. Rice.
Mesdames Lowell Rice and sIoar
attended the missionary meeting Al
Nampa Tuesday.
1t is reported that Mrs. L. S. Ekir
has purchased the Ecker ranch or
the upper end OF the bench.
I. Rooney has rented the Corsor
ranch for the coming season.
Ray Swigert was a Boise visitor
last week.
An educational meeting will be
held at Roswell, April IS. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Morning session. $50 o'ciock-A
class in primary number work-Mrs.
Merrill, of Roswell
Music--seiected.
The test CT teaching-R. E. Little,
of Notus
Manual training in all the grades
Mrs. COPY, of Roswell.
The new certificate law-Miss
Carleton.
The needs Of rural districts-W. c.
Altig. of Golden Gate.
Music-Roswell Girls Glee Club.
Afternoon session, l:30.
Field meet-In charge of Jay l..
Downing.
Mr. and Mrs. Petersea Of MieAi.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
idaho BOYS WILL
MEET IN Caldwell
BOYS CONFERENCE TO BE
HELD IN CALDWELL LAST
THREE DAYS OF APRIL.

Y. N. C. A. of Oregon and Idaho Are
Behind The Move to Hold a Big
Meeting in This City April %, 20,
70 and 3O-Thrme of Conference
is Making Good"
A conference e.: The boys of Idaho
will be held in this city April % y,
and 80, so The Tribune is informed.
The conference will be held under
the auspices of the Oregor-Idaho
Young Mems Christian association
but is to be not restricted to Boys
Clubs of the Y. M. c. A. Every
Boys Sunday School class or Boys
Club in Idaho is invited to send dee
gates.
The Boys Sunday school classes
of this city should be represented
and several delegates appointed. The
blood in them are the ones wanted
The leaders who are promoting this
conference believe that boys should
be considered and are preparing
program that will stimulate the boys
The theme of the conference will
be Making Good" and if the Boys
Sunday School classes and clubs in
this city make good they will be
represented at Caldwell The best
plans and methods will be presented
and the work already being done in
churches. Sunday schools and Y. NJ.
c. As will be encouraged.
AS soon as the programs are out
it will be seen that the keynote Of
the conference will be the promo
ton of the Bible study and the de-
velopment Of Christian character
among boys through the moral activ-
tiles of their everyday lives. No boys
will be made a Sissy" by attending
this conference.
The citizens of Caldwell will pro-
vide entertainment for the conference
and are looking forward to the com
ing of the boys with much pleasure
Application has been made to the
Oregon Short Line for a round trip
of one and one third fare for the
conference. AS soon as a reply is
received definite announcement will
be made.
Mr.. H, A. Dalwell. state student
and boys secretary of the Oregon
Idaho Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, is spending this month in
Idaho in the interests Of the confer
enee and will very likely visit this
city.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
Notice of Hearing of Return.

Notice of Hearing of Return.
In the probate court in and for the
county of Canyon, state of Idaho, in the
matter of the estate of Vincent West
fall, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of this court
made the 10th day of April, 1911, notice
Is hereby given that Thursday, the 27th
day of April, 1911, at 2 o'clock p. M. of
that day. and the court room of this
court. at the court house, in Caldwell,
In said Canyon county, have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for a
hearing upon the return of the pro-
ceedings of N. Eugene Brasle, admins
traitor of the estate of Vincent Westfall
deceased, under an order of this court
dated January 10Th, 1911, authorizing
said administrator to sell certain real
estate situated in Canyon county, Idaho,
being an undivided one-half (h) inter
est In and to lots 9, 10. IL and r.,
located partly in fractional block 1872,
Griffith King addition to the town
OF Nampa. Canyon county, Idaho. and
partly In fractional block l of Youngs
addition to the town of Nampa, Canyon
county Idaho, as shown by the official
plat at Caldwell, Idaho, and beginning
at the extreme southwest corner of
North. Range 2 West, B. NJ. thence
north rs feet to a parallel point with
the property line of lot IL of block l22
Griffith & King addition to the town
SIS feet thence southwest about SIS feet
to the point of beginning, being that
parcel Of section % to complete lot IL
OF block 122 Griffith & King addition to
the town OF Nampa, Canyon county,
Idaho, which said administrator has
sold at private sale for 4l250.00. to the
person named in the return, to which
reference is hereby made for further
particulars; and notice is also hereby
given that any person interested in said
estate may appear at the time and place
above mentioned, and file written oh
)eetiens to the confirmation Of said sale
ana may be heard and produce wit
nesses In support of his objections
Dated April 10th, 1911.
B. w. HENRY.
al4-N Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior u > . .s,,
office at Boise. Idaho, March ~ ,aMnd
Notice Is hereby given that ma" !,
Plagens. of Caldwell. Idaho, VINO non.
August ab, 1908, mado homes!.esia1du ap and
eatlon No, 0690s, for Wa NM nshlp &
North, Range 3 West. Boise MeF, maze
hns filed notice OF intention ftS slain
communication proof, TO eatahlish hsfoft
To tho land above deseribe1 az Al
lanae II. heal. u. =. CommlssiVaggM MAY,
Caldwell, Idaho, on the 18TH dey "
1911.
Anna March. of Notus, ldanso Falier.
Crow, of Caldwell Idaho DaNlu CLARK
ton, of Caldwell, idaho Herman
of Caldwell, Idaho. ,,, pselsteh
WM. BALDERSToH' Nss'
a1a-mia
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Notice of Prc"F of Application of Water
TO beneficial UMp

Notice Is hereby given that at D. m.
on the Path day of May, 1911, at Ga1d
we'll, county of Canyon. state of Idaho,
before Walter II. Cupp, N. p, proof will
be submitted OF the application to hene-
ficial use of 80 cubic feet per second Of
the waters of an unnamed stream, In
accordance with the terms and condl-
tions of Permit No. 1886 heretofore Is
Of idaho.
/. 4ne names and postoffiee address
Of the persons holding said permit are
Geo. Ash and Ernest +. Solomon, Cald-
well, Idaho.
2. The use to which said water hna
been applied is irrigation and domestic
3. The amount applied to beneficial
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
NOTICE.

To all users of Bartlett Lawn
mowers: II your mower is not in
first class cutting condition. report
same to us and it will be put in shape
free of charge. as per guarantee.
MAXEY & SCHNABEI,.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14

Piga Wanted want some pigs from
. to I months old Il. =. wallace II
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-01
THEY ESCAPE FROM
FRIENDLESS HOME

Minnie Stevens and Blanche LocuJn,
feeble minded girls, aged about 90
years, who have been inmates at the
Home for Friendless for several weeks
awaiting admittance to the state insti-
tuition at Fort Wayne. on Sunday af-
ternoon walked from the home and
have not been seen since. Search was
instituted at once tnt although the
authorities secured Richmond and
the country nearby they were unable
to learn anything regarding them. 1t
is not thought they will remain at
large long. Neither Of the two are
regarded as dangerous. Both the
Stevens and Yocum girls were in the
sitting room Of the matron's residence
previous to their escape When NO
enc was in the room other than. them
selves, the two walked out the front
deer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-01
AN INTERNATIONAL
STRIKE OF SEAMth
Preparations Have Been
Made for Over a Year for
the Swim Out"
american News Service,

New York, May This is the date
understood to have been agreed upon
for the inauguration OF the interna-
tional strike of seamen. for which
preparations have been under way for
almost year. New York shipping in
terests are waiting with an interest
that is not unmixed with anxiety to
see II the threatened strike material
ICES and II so to what extent it is like.
ly to spread.
The strike is to be against the Ship
ping Federation. Limited, which has
its headquarters in London. The Fed
GRAFTON. as originally organized. was
confined to vessel owners in Great
Britain. but within the past few years
It has included most of the shop own
ers in European countries.
The main grievance of the seamen
Is a so-called welfare plan" adopted
by the Shipping Federation, which the
sailors assert amounts virtually to a
~ sSeSAA "a SAoSSiS. SCdludu ouAp-
ping on a vessel is required to carry
a discharge book" which contains his
record. as to character. ability and the
names of vessels on which he has
been employed. No man can be EN-.
ployed unless he is in possession of a
discharge book" and the union men
claim 1t amounts to blacklist and
that 1t Is used by vessel owners to
break up the labor organization.
The International Seamen's Union
OF America is i'm receipt Of advices
from the European branches of the or
ganization declaring that every. sea
man engaged in merchant marine traf
fic In Great Britain. France. Germany
Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Fin
land is to quit work as soon as the
order to strike is issued. The British
contingent embraces about loo. .OOC
men. and the number in all the other
European countries is estimated at
about 125.00o.
It is said that more than 20 1000 deer
water sailors engaged in the Atlantic
coastwide trade OF America will quit
work. The strike. however, is no,
expected to affect traffic on the Pa
cific Ocean or on the Great Lakes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-01
TAFT "A NICE MAN.
So Rebellious Merriam and
Rogers Declare.
(American News Service)

Z Washington, May Secretary OF
Interior Walter Fisher, of Indiana tried
his hand at playing practical politics
today. He towed to the white house
two of his erstwhiIe comrades in re-
form political work in Chicago. Charles
f. Merriam, late candidate for mayor,
and Walter Rogers. These worthless
have been giving the secretary some
concern by their open efforts to get a
delegation to the next Republican ma
tional convention for Lafollette. Sec
retary Fisher has been assuring Presi-
dent Taft that Chicago would line up
in the next convention for the continu-
alton of the present regime. The two
Chicago visitors were brought on for a
glad hand" treatment. They remained
with the president some time and
when they came away they declared
he was "a very nice man"