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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
LA TOILETTE WILL
REMAIN IN RACE
Formal Denial of the Assertion that
He Proposes to Step Aside
for Roosevelt.

The progressive Republican headquar-
tiers yesterday put out an emphatic de-
NAL of recurring rumors that Senator
la Toilette is shortly to withdraw from
the race in the interest OF the Roosevelt
movement The Senator is quietly max
ing plans for an aggressive speech-mak-
ing campaign. He will speak in the
East and some of the Middle Western
States One of his principal engagements
is on February ) at Jersey City, at a
dollar dinner of New Jersey progressive
Republicans This speech will be in the
evening. and at noon Of the same day
he will speak before the New Jersey
Editorial Association, at Trenton.
The Senator'S second Western trip will
be undertaken late in February, and
will embrace Indiana, Illinois, Iowa. the
Dakotas. Nebraska, Kansas, and Okla
bona The statement from La Toilette
headquarters says among other things:
Senator La Toilette will remain a can
didate for the Presidential nomination
until the last ballot is taken in the Chi
cago convention. The committee in
charge of his candidacy induced the Sen
ator to make the campaign which is now
under way. La Toilette clubs have been
organized in many States and the Ia
Toilette organization Is growing in
strength and numbers. In such circum-
stances Senator La Toilette could not
well abandon the men who have been
devoting their time and energy, even II
he desired TO do so, which he does not"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
HENRY DEF1Es UNDERWOOD.

Turn the light on the money trust"
says Representative Robert L Henry,
OF Texas, chairman OF the Committee
on Rules. in a somewhat sensational
statement made public by him yester-
day, which demands that the money
trust be investigated by Congress. and
openly defies Representative Under
wood, of Alabama. the Democratic
leader. and other members who are
trying to soft-pedal the proposed IN
vestigation.
Mr.. Henry describes Samuel INTER-
meyers statement before the Rules
Committee as exhaustive and abso-
lutely unanswerable," and declares
that ''in this emergency the American
voters are entitled TO wise and brave
conduct on the part Of their Represent
atives. pertaining to the investigation
resolution"
The Henry statement makes IL GER
tam that Majority Leader Underwood
Is going to have lot OF trouble in
managing the Affairs OF the House on
the conservative lines he has laid down.
He Is absolutely opposed to ths money
trust Investigation. and this open de-
fiance Of his leadership by Henry
means that the question must be set
tied by a Democratic caucus.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
CHAMP CLARK
is FOR HIMSELF
Denies that He Has Made Any
Combination with Gov.
Harmon.

'T don't change my political convic-
tions as one might change his shirt, -
said Speaker Clark yesterday, when his
attention was called to the report from
Missouri that he was flirting with Gov.
Harmon. The Speaker was plainly fri
tated. He intimated that this was the
very thing that Gov. Folk had been
doing, and didn't think the latter's
friends should excuse such conduct by
wrongfuIly charging me with like prac-
tees"
Mr.. Clark then dictated the following
statement:
The bold statement made in Missouri
and some other places that / am in any
degree, even remotely, connected with
Gov. Harmon, or any other Presidential
candidate, is not only false in every
particular, but absurd. Such a thing
would be not only d.stastefuI 10 me- but
would be contrary to my whole political
and public record. Why should / want
to be q stalking horse for any man when
I already hold a higher office than any
President could give me?
THE charge is too absurd to talk
about / am net one TO change my. po-
Utical convictions as one might change
his shirt. Gov Folk ard his friends may
make combinations with other candidates
IL they wish, but they have no right
N excuse such conduct by wrongfully
charging me with like practices. So far
as I am concerned. 1 have stood, and
propose 10 stand. on my feet without
leaning on any other candidate II /
carry Missouri I want a representative
delegation of loyal Democrats who viii
support me with fidelity as long as they
believe I have a good chance for the
nomination, and beyond that I am en-
tirely willing TO leave the delegation 70
do what they may seem to them best for
the party and the country"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
NORTH DAKOTA
SADLY MIXED
Senators and Representatives De.
clare for Three Republican
Candidates.

Republican leaders are mystified over the
political situation in North Dakota
Statements made public yesterday by
Senators McCumber and Gronna and
Representatives Hanna and Helgesen,
briefly summarized are as follows:
Representative Hanna-Roosevelt is the
popular hero in our State. The Repub-
lican delegates to be sent to Chicago from
North Dakota viii be instructed for the
ex-President.
Representative Helgesen-MT. Hanna
is in error. The popular hero in North
Dakota is Senator La Toilette. He will
have the support Of the North Dakota
delegates in the Chicago convention.
Senator McCumber-It is plain that
neither Mr.. Hanna nor Mr.. Helgesen
knows what he is talking about. Taft
is the popular hero in North Dakota and
will have the support OF the Republicans
Of that State.
Senator Gronna-I agree with Mr.. Hell
gesen. La Toilette is the popular hero of
North Dakota. and the Republicans Of
our State will support him in the Chi
cago convention.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
MICHIGAN PUT
In TAFT'S COLUMN
Gov. Osborn Charged with Selfish
Motive in Aligning Himself
to Col. Roosevelt.

eGov. osborn's motives in supporting
Col Roosevelt are well known in Mich
igan, and should be to the country at
large" declared John S. Hogan. OF DE-
troit, and George S. Lovelace. OF Muske-
gon, great commander OF the Modern
Maccabees, who called at the White
House yesterday. accompanied by Rep
sentatives Mclaughlin and Doremus
Gov Osborn tried TO have the Re-
publican State committee indorse him as
a candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for President" said Mr.. Hogan.
"and when he failed he announced him
self for Col Roosevelt. He is under
stood to be a candidate for the Vice
Presidency in case Col Roosevelt is re-
nominated.
This is the whole game of the
governor, whose Influence in Mlchi-
gan politics amounts TO little. He has
antagonized the farmers and other large
elements OF the people until he is now
absolutely without support. except among
the men whom he appointed TO State
Offices"
Mr.. Lovelace said that he will probably
be a delegate at large TO the national
convention at Chicago next June, and
that he came to see President Taft to
inform him that the Michigan delegation
will be for Mr.. Tafts denomination, in
spite Of Gov. OsbOrn's declaration for the
denomination OF Col. Roosevelt.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28

progressives, and said they were making
their work felt. Mr.. Hill vehemently
declared that there are Roosevelt stall
warts in Massachusetts, who are fighting
the standpatters so insistently that ere
long there will be a different siZe-up in
the political situation In the Bay State.
Asked II he considered that Senator
Lodge, the strong Roosevelt supporter
In Massachusetts. would be able to swing
a good proportion OF delegates to Roose-
Welt at the Chicago convention, Mr.. Hill
replied:
The Roosevelt boom Is going ahead
so fast that there Is no telling what may
happen. You can't calculate on the num-
Der Of Roosevelt delegates, but / believe
II Is a safe guess that Massachusetts
will send an unInstructed delegation to
Chicago"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
SENATOR CRANE
MAY Be CHOSEN
Talk of the Massachusetts, Senator
Taking Charge of Presi-
dents Interests.

The statement OF Gov. Glasscock. of
West Virginia, as to Roosevelt's atti-
tude, which appeared in The Washing
ton Herald yesterday morning, attracted
widespread attention. 1t was received
ir political circles as confrmatory OF the
belief that Roosevelt is a receptive can
didate and that he will do nothing to
halt the movement which is spreading in
his favor.
President Taft's friends still insist, how
ever, that the President will be renomi-
mated. There was talk yesterday to the
effect that the Presidents interests would
be intrusted to Senator Crane, OF Massa-
chusets, who was a prominent figure in
the last campaign. No Official statement
10 this effect was made, but the rumor
was quite general.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
ResoIntIons Denounce Tnft.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. 2T.-The Progress
sive Republican State conference to-day
did not indorse anybody for the Presi-
dency. The resolutions adopted, without
a fight, preferred no man for the Presi-
Dental nomination
The resolutions were unsparing in de-
nunciation Of President Taft and OF Gov.
Deneen. The national and State admin
istrations are condemned without re-
serve.
Robert NJ. La Toilette and Albert B.
Cummins received honorable mention In
the resolutions, referring to their actions
in the Senate upon the railroad rate bill.
The name OF Roosevelt was not in
cluded IN the resolution, except by a
plank commencing the Roosevelt-Pinchot
conservation policy.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
ROOSEVELT HOLDS
LONG CONFERENCE
Continued from PaEe One.

around that. Fer myself, 1 can't see
that any prejudice against a third term
for Roosevelt-even IL II were to be a
third term-actually exists. The people
want him. They Know his record as
President, and they want him to be at
the helm again"
The governor would venture no fore
cast of the number OF delegates from
Kansas the colonel might count upon in
the Chicago convention.
He might get them all, so FAR as
know" was the uneQuivocal reply.
There are twenty delegates from Kan
sas, and for me II attempt to say how
many Mr.. Roosevelt may have at Chi
cago wsuld be idfe prophecy. One thing
of which / am certain OF Is this: There
will be no instructed delegation from
Kansas"
Delighted with the Conference.
At Sycamore Hin the colonel talked
with the governor and Mr.. Simpson, Of
Texas. at luncheon. Gov. Stubbs and the
Texas envoy rode to the station together
late in the afternoon Gov. Stubs face
was radiant.
AAny news?" asked a group OF news
paper correspondents.
Il am not in a position to say any
thing here,v replied the governor. Il
want to get a chance to think OF what
will say. and win give It out at my
hotel in New York.
Mr.. Simpson said that he and the
colonel. went over the Texas situation
exhaustively. 1--WE are for the colonel
down there" he went on. Il think
there is a good chance OF getting Roose-
Welt delegA;ion to the convention. Any
how. we'll work for II"
Did the colonel authorize you to work
for him?'' inquired The Herald corre-
spondent.
The exuberant Simpson was about to
reply when he caught Gov. Stubbs' eye.
!, ''Why. no; the colonel authorized
nothing" came the hesitant answer. 1--WE
can go ahead and work for Mr.. Roose-
welt, you see, but all on our own re-
sponsibility."
yes: that's it," he concluded
Outlook in Massachusetts.
Arthur Hill, former district attorney Of
Boston. was another Roosevelt visitor
to-day. He left Oyster Bay with the an
nouncement that he was going to plunge
into the ante-convention fight for the
colonel
"oh, things are going hne." he an
swered rapturously. Mr.. Hill spoke CT
the recent organization Of Massachusetts
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
TraIn Hl.. slelEh. rwo killea.

Benton Harbor, Mich, Jan. IA
Michigan Central passenger train crash
ed into a sleigh containing Herman
Nun. a farmer; his wife. and two
children at Hickory Creek crossing this
afternoon Mrs Nun. aged forty-six.
and her daughter. Rose, aged sixteen.
were killed and Mum and his son.
Harold, aged nine, were seriously in
jured.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
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omcers Of the Brentwood League elect
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dent; F. II. Roberts. secretary, and r.
A. Van Horn, treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28

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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
FOR BUREAU OF HEALTH.
Senate Committee Agrees Owens
Bill Attacks No Sect.

Bill Attacks No Sect.
The Senate Committee on Public Health
and National Quarantine yesterday con-
sidered Senator Owens bill to establish
a department ,Sf public health. to be
presided over by a Cabinet officer. The
details OF the measure were considered.
but no final action was taken.
1t was the sentiment Of the committee,
however, that, IL the measure is reported.
II should provide for a bureau OF public
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28

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stop the slow but steady progress of
the Democratic majority. Amendment
after amendment was offered when the
opponents of the tarifr revision found
that Representative Underwood was de-
termined to cut them on in debate. On
the latter sections OF the schedule two
and three amendments were called for
at one time. and many OF them were
voted by division after the Republicans
Offering them had determinedly refused to
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-31

"They do whispered imonaes larry
tfiend." - II =
Dirty Dollars chuckled these spread
ihoy the
tnan ever determined Wolf Flock
and
You hungry Bell HIS
before you They the the stubbe II they
an Time and agan have warned AGAINST the Bell Sheep and
ma master the Wolf But you have not listened"
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aAgnaun ns Dirty Dollars had told them do
ancient wheozc." Dollars but 4 always
How Bell Hmrch
panufey all
nocksy
abundant
learn that Shepherd have Waigned so7"
but through Flock ~ the Sheep said
HAT The abundant but chance
81 ~ And be Shepherd Dog that there
Vol sheeps clothing for OF number have been
There when shepherd Dirty Dollars
What Kind Sheep your" Shepherd
"A perfectly sheep
member OF the Chamber Commerce. the best circles and
I 10 70 church
You nar." sad the shepherd You Wolf and
There snssss then battle desperate and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-31

o. which was 40 vital to the Flock the date Of is worth record
lng Tuesday, November s,
petwsen Dirty Dollars and The Shepherd DOG there was this differ
ence The Shepherd Dog
safety OF tho Flock while Dirty Dollars thief
Also Wolf Dirty Dollars
shepherd Dog he which
have matched II he had IA hone
Shepherd
nsng 5000 hsh and Dog e always Drawer than Volt just a.
an Honest Man 10 a
Shepherd from
lars He would get II
table that this should
Dog
Once Shepherd
rush
little higher.
The Dog turned and rushed again before the Wolf had quite
covered
1ode threw them tumbing wrhng the ground the Wolf
above. the below
But the Dogs teeth VOLTS
am bnd knowing that this the only thing left for him
oo-to hold
And the Wolf be
He
and until the seiike OF
Instinct Of the Wolf employ. He XIII killed
brave OF is still.
He Kill be killed.
ONE MUST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-31
PEPPER BOYS WON'T
PROSECUTE FOR BLUNDER

had got a much. wanted crook he
would have been praised instead OF
blamed IA II was. be shot an In.
noeeni boy. but shot him while be-
Ink attacked In the dark. He was
trying to do his duty. and I am 10.
Ing to stick by him. The police de-
parfmcnt will do all they can TO
help the boys out. and when Pepper
gets well, | myself will see that he
gets work"
At the hospital yesterday Leslie
Pepper felt very bitter about the
shooting. declaring that he and his
brother had not attacked the off.
GERS. His younger brother, Grover,
however. when taken 70 headquar.
ters immediately after the shooting,
told practically tho same story OF
the affair a. MeNsmee, saying that
they did rush the officers, thinking
that they were two boys from the
next room who were trying 10
trough house" them"