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The Washington times., 1912-05-13
Wholesale Produce Market

Eggs-Neurby. fresh. lSc per doz; sourn-
ern, l7ha1Sc.
Cheese-New York. new. l7alsc per h.:
nat, l6c per Id.
Butter-Best, print, 35c per lb.; tub. S3c
per lb: process, 3Oc per h.: undergrades.
2sa30c per lb
Live Poultry-Hens. l4c lb: chickens,
?5a3oc per lb; springers. 3sa42c per lb.; roos-
ters, Sasc per lb.; turkeys. l6al7c per ID. {;
geese. plucked case per ID; unplucked sa
ioc per h.. ducks. l4al6c per lb.; keats,
young, 12a14c per lD.; old, l0a12c per ID.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys l6a2oc per ID.
chickens 20a25c per lb; hens. 16al7c per lb.
ducks, 16al7c per lb. geese, l2al&c per ID.
Green Goods-oranges, Florida. t3.5oa*t o.
per box; California, 81. b0a3 per box; grapefruit.
ss5oaA per box; apples, s3.5Oa4.5o per bbl
potatoes, new. $5. 0oa6.OO: old. 50. so per sack:
celery. 75c per doz.; kale. Goc per Dbl.
spinach. s2.6o per bbL; carrots. soc per bas-
ket; $3.50 sack onions, new. 81 ooa2. so per
crate; sweet potatoes, $3.50 per bbl. lemons.
s3.5oa4.0o box; Strawberries, sal0c per
box; cucumbers, $3.50 per basket: tomatoes.
$500 per crate: peas. sl.6oa2.oo per basket;
string beans 81. 50aS2. 90 per basket.
Live stock-Calves. prime, SC per ID
medium. Sas1sc per lb; common. Sa7c per ID.
old sheep, $500 per cwt. lambs, spring. khc
per h.: medium. &C per lb
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Market Dali and Prices Drop After Early Spurt
MARKET STARTS STRONG, FOLLOW
... ED BY REACTION DUE TO =
PROFIT-TAKING

have acted upon the assumption that It
will be favorable TO the coal roads
The case centers largely upon the
rights in law of the Temple Coal and
Iron Company, which owns large col
ieries In the vicinity Of Scranton, Pa,
and 10 in turn owned, controlled ana
its divisions guaranteed by the Della
ware, Lackawana and Western, Erie.
Lehigh Valley, Reading and the Central
Railroad of New Jersey. 1t Will be
seen from this that vast interests are
tied UP in the expected opinion of the
court, and anything adverse to the coal
roads In the decision might start a bear
movement in the present sensitive con-
dition of the market.
Added to this Is the avowal Of the
beginning OF the Government case for
the dissolution of the Sugar Refining
Company, and the resumption of the
hearings in the Steel Corporation case
before the committee In Congress-.
At noon the market was hesitant and
weak, with little doing and traders
waiting for news from Washington.
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NEW YORK, May 13.-wh!le some ir-
regularity developed in the opening
and early trading today. the New York
Stock Market suffered a decline from
the high prices of morning. The re-
action was due largely to the uncer-
tainty of matters pending before courts,
In the business field and in politics. In
the first place the London market was
unsettled on American securities, II be-
ing settlement day in England, and
several other things occupying the at
tention of the London financiers to the
disparagement of the Stock Market.
The United States Supreme Court re-
sumed its sessions today and several
important transportation cases before
that tribunal have long been due for
an opinion. Operators in the coal road
stocks have long assumed that they
know the gist of one decision, and they
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MANUFACTURERS Of patented articles;
general machine work. SCHAEFER BROS
MFG. CO., l622-2s Pa ave. s. L. Line. 1881
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Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Capital Traction SIS, s1,OOoQ11oA, 5000
Q110A, $2,000dl110&.
Washington Railway and Electric As.
s, ,00OpS6h. $1,000a66h.
Capital Traction, 3@126k.
Washington Railway and Electric.
preferred, 2a85k, 1885,, 19a95Ia. 25a951a.
25q951S. 25q95h. 2Sq951a. 2oa961a, 2Sa951a..
25G9Sh. -
Washington Gas, sass.
After call-Security Storage, 7d215.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 25QS9.
Washington Gas, 10GS64.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, l5G95&.
Washington Railway & Electric COM
mon. 25dS9.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, 25m95H. 2Oa96, 2496. 5q96, 25d96
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

Parasol Maker. Repairing and recovering
Cravsnette, gloria, and silk, 81. s0l ct. Nv.
l.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06
Ell coronel Shanton

FL Gobenador envi6 anoche la 81
entente carta al Coronel Stanton, Jcfe
de la Policia:
San Juan. noviembre de 1912.
Senior:
Envio I'd. mi feFicitacion y por
conducto de I'd. la trasmito a todos
los Jefes de Distrito y todos los
miembros de la Policia lnsular por el
excelente trabajo q. hoy han llevade
cabo, 10 que esta plenamente demostra-
do por el hecho de no haber ocurrldo
ningiin serio desorden en- parte alglna
de Puerto Rico durante la election.
Slryase comunicar esta manifesto a
ci6n por TELEGRAPH los distintos off
ciales que Sc hallan bajo su mando J
tienen a su cargo distritos de policia
Muv sinceramente,
- GEO. r. COTTON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06
Don Salvador Brau
HA FALLECIDO

Aver tarde rindio su ultimo tribute q
la naturaleza don Salvador Brau.
En- medic de La efervescencia politi-
ca: en- medic de aquella agitacion civlca
porque cruzaba nuestro pueblo cundi0 la
noticia de Su muerte Y Sobre aquella
efervescencia aquella agitacion, ell tris-
te mensaje provoc6 una gigantic eNplo-
sion de doloroso sentimiento.
TodoS los animos Sc recogleron, y en
auuel instante toda manifestation popu-
lar sc ahog6 ante ell amargo aconteci-
miento. F'ue un imstante solelnne de hO-
menaje ante la muerte de una de nues-
tras mas grandes figuras de la politica
V del intelectualismo
AIM cuando ell viejo patricia viva.
por las crudezaS de su dolencia, leJOs del
movimiento " de la luoha actual politl-
ca. hubo un recuerdO, grave y Solemne,
par el gran batallador de nuestras llber-
tades, quien, pluma en- mano. sllwlo al
pals em todos los combateS por la con-
quista de slls derechos. Por ESQ recibi0,
a la nora de su muerte, el JuSt0 tribute
de las multitudes..
Clanto signiticaba y representaba don
Salvador Brau en- las distintas manlfSta-
taciones de la vida de nuestro pueblo,
mo es para apuntarlO en- eStoS momentos,
en- que escribimos al yolar de la plrlma
bajo La preston de un fuerte dolor
Manana. ell BOLETIN rendira al ilustre
muerto los honores debidos EN- una Ibri-
llante cr0nica del ilustre Fernandez
Juncos.
Y al hacer aqui punto, deshojamoS las
rosas mas tristeS de nueStra eondolencia
ante La desaparici6n del profundo escrl-
tor profundo fil6logo historador Gu
va muerte llora hoy todo el pueblo de
Puerto Rico
Y para srs deudos, todos, todos Ger
cal)OS e lHlIiHOS utl IDOI<t%i ~, -" "AiN"
da de nrestra slncera intervention en-
sus horas de amargura
Dios haya recogido EN- su seno dt
amor de paz infnita el alma, toda luz
del venerable pataicio caborrojeno his
toriador de Puerto Rico, que tanta glo
ria di6 Sn lpueblo con una perseveran
ella digna de imitaci6n, con una nte
ligencia digna de ser envidiada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

en- todo ell Estado 650lS a Taft sohre
Roosevelt por 1910
American Press Association dice que
ell Presidente Nacional del Comite De-
mocratico, McCombes, POGO antes de
las { dijo que ell resultado de la parte
norte del Estado de New York superb
a 10 que Sc esperaba y que ell Estado to-
do dalia Wilson IN voto mayor que ell
de Tar y Roosevelt juntos The Ee, en-
ing Mail uno de los peri6dicos de Roo
sevelt en- la ciudad de New York las
s. 80 y M. dijo que ell Estado de New
York 10 ganaria Wilson Y que ell Sc
gundo puesto seria de Roosevelt.
Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn
total, Wilson. S95S; Taft 1856. Roose-
welt 3.249.
Brooklyn Eagle anunci6 que Wilson
es elcgido por una gran mayOria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Boston, Massachusetts. Resultado de 80
de los 1902 precintos, incluyendO 10 en-
Boston. dan Bird (progresista) 2028;
Foss (dem6crata), 1890 Walker (repu-
blicano) 1858. En- 1911 dieron Foss
(den6crata), 3219; Frothingam (repu-
blicano, 2006. Resultado para Presiden-
tie en 20 de 521 ciudades y. pueblos Ell
Maine, incluyendo A EN- 634 precintos.
dan Roosevelt 5000; Taft 2,206; a
Wilson. 3.701. En- 1908 dieron a Bryan
2,4S0; Taft. 4763. La ciudad de New
York en- Is distritos electoraes de los
1870 dan a Wilson 1913; Taft, $50;
Roosevelt, 667
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Las primeras noticias del resultado dc
la election Ell Chicago indican que Roo
SeveIt Y Wilson han andado muy ceres
el uno del otro, llevando la ventaja Roo
sevelt pOr pocos votos Taft cupa ell ter
Ger lugar por 30
La prenSa asociada dice que los resul
tadoS de 272 de los distritos electorate,
dea EStado de New-York fuera de la ciu
dad de New-York, dan a Taft 35.S57 3
Wilson, 45567 y a Roosevelt, 33563,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

La PrenSa Asociada dice que ell es-
crutino para Gobernador en- 32S de los
1908 GistritoS electorales en- el Estado
de New York da Hedges 45 73S, Sui
zer 57.442 y Straus 39.237 Los mis-
mos diStritos dieron en- 1910 a Stimson
65439, Dix 66.7S1 Ciudad de New
York, para Presidente EN- 960 distritos
electorales de los 1870 ell escrutinio da
para Wilson 169157, Taft 81 899
Roosevelt. 994 SIT
FL Brooklyn Eagle dice que la ciudad
de New York y los suburbios lie daran
a Wilson una mayoria de mas de 124.-
900 10 que sera ell record de las mayo
rias.
La Asociaei6n de la prensa de Chica-
go dice que, Segtln los primeros recuen-
tos, aparece que Roosevelt Sc ha llevado
a Chicago por una mayorla de mas de
$4,000 votos, y que Dunno, candidate de-
m6crata para Gobernador, aparece ha-
Der obtenido una mayoriia sobre Dene,
candidate republicano en- Chicago, de
mas Gle $4,000 votos
La prensa asociada dice que de los re-
cuentos de 52S distritos electorales de
los 3093 EN- el Estado de New York, flle-
ra de la ciudad de New York, dan para
Taft 65627 votos; para Wilson, 1899,
Y para Roosevelt 1899.
Estos nismos distritos en- 1908 dieron
Taft 12s sO4 Bryan, 97531.
(Continia en- la IA. plana.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Concord. New-IIampshire.-Taft ga
no las eleccioneS en- Winsor, la primera
poblaci6n de New-Ilapshire en hacer ST
escrutinio. Ell resultado Gle 1908 habia
sido Bryan 1664 y Taft 1881.
En- la ciudad de New-York. EN- 54C
distritos electoraes de los 1870, Wilson
obtuvo o3.O94; Taft, 1886; Roosevelt
1861.
En- Chicago. en- 80 de los 1864 precin
los, Taft obtuvo 1767 Wilson, 2.S09.
RooseN cit. 3035
En- 81 precintos de los 1864 d Ohica
go. Taft obtuvo 3.S56; Wilson, 6.323 J
Roosevelt 7.49S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06
UNA FELICITACION

FL siguiente telegrama ha enviado ell
gobernador Colon todos los alcaldes de
de la Isla:
"San Juan, s.
lie envio mi felicitaci6n, y por con
ducto de usted felicito los buenos habi-
tantes de ese distrito por Ell excelente or
den Observable durante La elecci0n les
anuncio con intensa satisfaction que no
ha ocurrido desorden en- parte alguna de
Puerto Rico en- ell dia de hoy.
Geo. r Cotton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Los resultados del Estado de New
York Ell Sc distritos eectorales de los
3093 en- el Estado de New York, sin con
tar la ciudad de New-York, Taft. s411 ;
Wilson. 1925; Roosevelt. 5.170
Los mismos, en- el aiio 1908, dieron a
Taft 14496; Bryan, 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

New York City 500 distritos electo-
rales de 1.730, Wilson, l5l045, Taft
1896 Roosevelt SS083.
Brooklyn Standard Union dice cue
los resultados recibidos a esta hora in
dican que Wilson ganara el County
Queen por $4,000. con Taft 10000 me-
nos que Roosevelt.
Chicago. Ell - precintos de los 49S
Ell Cook County, para Gobernador
Dunno. Democratic, $40; Denen. Re
pubhcano, 31S1; Funk, Progresista,
2061
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Portan Maine-El resultado 0bteni
do Ell 60 de las 52l poblaciones que com
prendcn 100 de los 634 precintos elec
torales dan Roosevelt 1868; Taft
4765. a Wilson, Obs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

en- IS disritos electorales de los 3093 del
Estado de NeW-Yor fuera de la ciudad
de New Y ork, ola Hedges 24.329 Votos,
a Sulzer 36623 Y a Strauss 24.607.
En- 1910 obtuvo Simpson 1888 Y
Dix 42.S02.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

En- la ciudad de New York. en- 430 dis
tritos electorales de los 1880. Wilson OBJ
tuvo 1880 votes; Taft, 2S.282 Y Roose-
velt,. 81 .657 En- y precintos de los 1864
de Chicago, Taft obtuvo / 1.1S2; Wilson,
1.805 y Roosevelt, 1855
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06
RESULTADO DE LAS FLECClONES
EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS
(SERVICO ESPECIAL DE CABLES)

Fan Brooklyn, New-Y York, para Presi-
dente, en- 30 distritoS electorales de los
612: Wilson. 1916; Taft, 3.O71; Roose-
Welt, 1866 Ell bamio Queens, para Pre-
sidente en 10 distritos electorales de los
l49, Wilson, 1872; Taft, 547; Roose-
welt. 696 FL barrio Bronx Manhattan,
EN- 30 distritos electoraleS de los 904
Wilson, 13.468; Taft, 4737 Roosevelt,
$3.50.
Queens, para Presidente, en- 20 distri-
toS electorales de los 40, Wilson, 3403 ;
Taft. 994 Roosevelt. 1876.
Brooklyn para Presidente Ell 80 dis
tritos electorales de los 612: Wilson,
1861 Taft. 5.427; Roosevelt, 704S. La
ciudad de New-York, en- l30 distritos
electoraleS de los 1870: Wilson. 210l7
Taft, STA; Roosevelt 1026S.
Resultados para Gbelnador de % dis
trit2S electosaIeS dc los 3093 81 el Estado
lie New. \ ork. sin contar a New York,
dan a Hedges 1916 Sulzer 4S41 ;
Strauss, 2.435.
En- 1910 dieron Simpson 5.5S4 :
Dix $3.50.
FL Brooklyn Eagle ola como resutado
Ell Manhattan y Bronx Ell las primeras
horas I'm total de 126.5SS para Wilson
4S.04S para Roosevelt, y 1882 para
Taft. Wilson sobre Roosevelt 1870 y
la mayoria de Roosevelt sobre Taft,
30.190.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

FL mismo diario dice que los prime
ros eScrutinios demuestran que la vota-
ci6n en- el Condado Kings ha dado doce
mil Wilson. $4,000 Roosevelt y 1000
a Taft
En- la ciudad de New-Y York EN- 230 de
los 1870 distritos electorales, obtuvo Will
son, 38.477; Taft, 14764; Roosevelt,
19.204.
De "a distritos electorales entire los
3093 de New York fuera de la ciudad,
Taft obtuvo l2.3S9; Wilson, 1910;
Roosevelt, 1878 En- 1903 dieron a Taft
1851 a Bryan 15332
El escrutinio total de la ciudad de Ro-
chester ola Wilson una mayoria de
900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Ell peri6dico Brooklyn Eagle" dice
que los primeros recuent0s en- AIassa-
chussets demuestran que Wilson lIeva
en- todo e EStaslo sobre Taft 65.001S vo-
tos de ventaja, y Taft sobre Roosevelt
11.020.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

FL resultado de la election para Co
bernador, EN- la election de hoy, EN- 10
de los ll91 precintos de Massachusetts,
da Bird (progresista) 1899; Foss
(dem0crata), l,045 y a Walker (repu-
blicanol, l ,672.
Estos mismos precintos dieron en- ell
ano 1911 Foss | ,262 y a FrocEingh&m
(repubiicano) 1921.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

En- la ciudad de New-Yorll, EN- 415
distritos electorales de los 1870, obtuvo
Wilson 1868 Taft, 20384 y Roosevelt,
q 400
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

La prensa asociada dice que q resul-
tado de las selecciones para Gobernador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Ell resultado obtenido en- Eastgreen-
wich, la primera poblaci6n de Rhodes
Island, de la cual Sc han recibido TO
ticias es el siguiente:
Para Presidente: Roosevelt (progre-
sista), L.
Taft (republicano), II.
Wilson (dem6crata), 7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Hartford. Conneticut-L ciudad de
Hartford ha dado a Wilson 7.035, a
Taft. 5.296 y a Roosevelt, 2.4S4.
Williams Barnes, Jr Presidente del
Comit6 Republican,. POGO antes de
las 7 public6 la noticia de que ell Go
bernador Woodrow ganara ell Estade
de New York por una mayoria Gle en.
ire 100000 y 10000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

Los resultados Gle Portland Name,
hoy. en- 60 de III ciudades y puehsos
incluyendo 100 de 634 distritos electo-
rales dan Roosevelt 1868, Taft 3.763,
Wilson 9.135.
Concord. New Hampshihe.-Taft ga
no Winson la primera ciudad Gle New
Hampshire. Los mismos precintos en-
1905 Gieron a Bryan 1.66l4, Taft 5.S3l.
La ciudad de New York $40 districts
electorales de los ] 1.730 Wilson 930G1.
Taft }5.s56, Roosevelt, 1861.
Chicago. 30 precintos de 1854 dieron
Taft 1.767 Wilson 2.S09, Roosevelt
3035.
Brooklyn. 50 distritos electorales die
ron Wilson 1864, Taft 5.427, Roose-
welt 1876.
FL Brooklyn Eagle dice que los pri
meros resultados de Massachusetts
dan a Wilson ilfla nayOria sObre Taf1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-06

El resultado de la election Ell 20 pre-
cintos de los |, ,102 de Massachusetts, es
el siguiente
Roosevelt (progresista), 1,479.
Taft (republicano), $500.
Wilson (democrata), 1,479.
En- las eleciones de 1908, esos mis-
mos precintos dieron Bryan (demo-
crata) 1,l5l votos y Taft 3.775.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06


seat of trust newspaper wagon.
Cheap wagon. Axle broke.
Friedman is one of the men i'm
plicated in the murder of Street
Car Conductor Witt.
w. ]. Frisbie, address I'M
known, had taxicab ride to Fox
Lake and back yesterday, and re-
fused to pay bill Now in jail.
w. H. Higgins, 20 w. Maple
ST., charged with embezzlement
by Solar Art Light Co., for whom
he was collector. Released with
out bond by Judge Caverly.
Mrs. Clara G. Tallnan granted
divorce from ], B. Tallman, River
Forest, by Judge Mcdonald.
Habitual drunkenness.
City council is going to revise
through routes of street railways
soon.
What for? The street railway
company won't pay any attention
to the council! -.
You remember that not long
ago the city council passed an or
dinance compelling" the elevat-
ed to give transfers, don't you?
And you've noticed how easy it
is to get transfer from the ele-'
waited since then, have you not?
Neither have we.
Harry E. Wallace, Civil Ser
vice Commission, has elected,
himself candidate for job as trus-;
tee of municipal pension fund.
New member to be chosen Mon
day.
~, Xan,a,1I1, 10 o10 VIZ W..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06

ltCIC arc NlIlE railroads. InaI Sent
the Piteous appeal to the sena-
tors:
The Burlington, I. c., St. Paul,
Great Western, Chicago & Alton,
Santa Fee, Chicago & Northwest
ern, Rock Island, St. Louis & San
Francisco Elgin, Joliet & East
ern, Chicago & Western Indiana,
N. Y, Chicago & St. Louis, and
the Wabash.
States Attorney Wayrnan is
having fit about the parole sys-
tenn of the state.
States Attorney Waynan isl
not haing a fit about the crimes
committed by the thugs employ
ed by the trust newspapers, and
deputized as sheriffs by thinner.
Joe Evans, 1927 Coblentz st.,
and ]. Burke, 1852 w. Polk ST.,
begged to be arrested when
caught ransacking rooms of Mrs.
Annette Paryabala, 8A Vernon
Park place. That was because of
what Mrs. Paryabala's friends
were doing to them.
VIM. Henry, Cleveland, O.,
blew into town and didn't choose
a good rooming house. Robbed
of $23, his clothes, and kicked out
of the hotel"
Leon Brukwicki, 1884 Avon
dale ave-, exonerated for death of
S. Palcyk, killed by being knock
ed down by auto driven by Bruk-
wicki.
John Bartz, inmate of Dunning,
died of injuries suffered in fall
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-12
THE RECORD OF DANNITTE H. MAYS
DISCUSSED AND EXPOSED.

the debate which ensued between Mr..
Clayton, Of Alabama, who opposed the
bill, filing numerous protests against
its passage from citizens resident In
the vicinity, and Mr.. Fordney( repuD-
lican), Of Michigan, who advocated It's
passage. If 1t was a good bill. and
Mr.. Mays was in favor of it, why did
he shift the burden of advocating 1t
upon another a member from a dis
tant northern state, and a Republi-
can? And If he was really opposed to
the bill,s and only called 1t UP out OF
courtesy to Senator Taliaferro. why
did he not join Mr.. Clayton in oppos-
ing it? And why does he now claim
credit for it's passage?
Here are a few Of Mr.. Mays alleged
claims to the confidence and support
of the people of the district:
He is improving our rivers and
harbors." BY introducing "a bills for
the rivers and harbors of the district,
not a single one of which has even
passed the house?
Where Are the Farms?
HE is encouraging our demonstra-
ton farmers (what is a "demonstra-
ton farmer" anyhow?) and farmer
boys" How? During the extended de-
hate on the agricultural appropriation
bill he was absent many times (part of
the time in Florida conducting what
The Pensacola Journal calls his gum
shoe" campaign), and never offered a
single amendment, nor once raised his
voice for or against any of its pro-
visions.
He is on the Agricultural Commit
tee." He is not. He is on the Com
mittee on Expenditures in the Agri-
cultural Department, and therefore
should have taken some interest at
least in the debate on the agricultural
appropriation bill.
He is on the Postoff1ce and Post
therefore khave done good work in the
interest Of the postal service in the
district.
He claims to have Increased rural
routes about one hundred per cent, =
but he does not tell how, or when, or
by what means he did it, or what new
rural routes he has caused to be
established. In view of the peculiar
character of his record" as above
disclosed, it would be very much to
Mr.. Mays advantage, perhaps, to
81 ecify under this claim just what he
has done, and how he did it.
We formally challenge Mr.. Mays to
deny or controvert a single state
nlent or proposition made in the fore
going review of his record" We sub
NIT that a congressman with such a
record is utterly unfit for the office.
And the fact that in his published
anpeals for support he has attempted
to hoodwink and deceive the voters Of
the district. simply shows that he not
entitled to such support.