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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04
CUPID AND POLITICS
co HAND IN HAND
- [. DENTON FOUND THE FRIGHT
GIRL AND THEN cor
lllTCIiEn,

MCSkOGEE, Okla, July S.-Cupid
mas taken a hand in the political cam
laign in the Third Oklahoma district
ne result is that j. c. Denton of
NuSkogee, a candidate for congress. is
benedict Mr. Denton was married.
monday morning in Tahlequah. The
pride was formerly Miss Clara NIur.
'hison, daughter of *. S. Murchison.
Well-known lawyer Of Indian affairs
a month ago letter signed Com
mittee of Girls was received bv Mr.
Denton, asking that he insert n miami,
IN MS platform pledging that If he
was nominated he would marry rIrl
in the Third Oklahoma district IN
ms reply Denton promised that he
would make good. and added. IF the
llGht Eirl comes along before the Aug.
ust primary / may marry before
then" "
While campaigning the district Mr.
Denton met Miss Clara Murchlson otI
idhIequah and in Cherokee county
she proved to be the right girl" and
lhey were married. They will mala
NIuskogeo their home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04

/ IN his stead. Supervisor Peterson bee
! lng ~ charge unll Mr., Carol arrives
winch VIII be Ia about three weeks,
thief Bacon Rind, swell looking old
indian that he is, made a great ora
lorlcu 'liprt upon taking the oath of
uiilrr, which he ala contrary 10 the
Wishes oi the department, being
sworn In by AN outside commissioner.
tie declared himself in strong Ian
FunFc as being IN "A state Of insurrec-
llnn, Ike true progressive" and
hlH remarks We're vigorously applaud
rl hy the council n. ls the opinion
however Of The writer that were this
matter taken up ~ goodly sized
bunch ~ oh men who moan business
ANA who VIII make offers such nos the
lurd is now supposed 10 ho worth,
the chlrr VIII rccrdc from hts position
ana everything VIII Dee serene as
summers day n would certainly add
greatly 20 the strength OF Assistant
Secretary Adams position were this
matter handled by the Oh mon In this
way hrlnglng the matter before both
the council and the department At
me same time Tho on men owe II
10 President TAFT and the department
mat they follow out suggestions made
al Washington when they declared
that were the Unbiased part OF the
Osage put up 10 the highest bidder.
this great acreage would be absorbed
lt once
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04
PLAYING HIDE seek
WITH slot machine
POLICE FOR THE 'STEENTH TIME
PUT THE LID ON THE
GAMBLING.

Slot machines are gambling devices
and must go, declare the Tulsa polics
officials. The ban was placed on the
machines yesterday The police OF.
flcials deClared that there had been
too much complaint of gambling I'm
J ulsa. SO the slot machines must 70.
They also stated that all gambling
laws were to be- strictly enforced here
after. This is taken TO mean that the
Wide-open gambling houses that have
been running day and night for sew
eral weeks past in Tulsa are to be,
closed. or perhaps, the slot machines
VIII be the limit of the police crusade
against gambling.
The slot machines were ordered
taken out by the police several weeks
ago, but in a few days the word was
passed along to the cigar stores. res
taurants, etc, that they could place
the machines back in commission.
Then someone happened to remind
the city officials that gambling was
running pretty wide open in the city,
SO the slot machines were YESTERDAY
put out of business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 3-Tho
score. r. H. f.
Montgomery 43O GOO OO2-9 II /
Nashville .... COZ gO1 oOO-5 l2 .
Atchson and McAlllstcr, Faherty
and Elliott
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04
FUNNY DEAL IN
OSACE leases
NCnnllnncd from pnec b.


,InNs io Wh'rh lhcy W0rc elected hy o
,aIFt majority, ana 10 is likely ihlt q
l were I'l Tor lhis trouble. % Houll
hr au easy matter for the inleppn l,u
Operators no lh.7 time 40 submit pro.
".iiInh7 Hlhlullhuruusl % huih th,
N ItII IIH'hI To washington ana o. m,
''''-y 'nun,i which would Doe accept
"''r '' "uln'
~" Wpti al'Is ARE waiting Tor word
li"Nl washington As L" lhe reFula-
"'"' "Nu'l Wni'H I''7ra may Doe tax
'"u Nll 'Il tl',h a rhauce on
HI h' ui tIhaH I'"rh', hs may
"'I' VIII 'ti1lhly pe "a
".'.'N" '"I 'Ne part "I lne
',t ","Hh ''' eastern b"Ia'r,
', 80 '",. '" "l'' b""d snare OF
".' ""u,u '1ilI,''h1 prices 'Alru-
'.'' ~ n'l''' an 'Ne dlIll'"iP ." Iar
'a ''. GUS ~ ~ t' ''H''l H'' as N"uld
~" 10y, P.t' t'N7 "HJ'''nl To me
."' IVY l'O'u HHu al'nE lne H"uln-
"'' ''' "Nl"''"' u" 'h' "ls SlulI
0" NJ wv. CT ''ah'
iH' '"l u " l"' independent Oh
''"' Ho Even h' "pp"Iluully' any
|''N ',l W "'1 'a"3' WIZ pllns money
~. '"'" N,c "t,""'' VI 'n' 'aabe
"''', !" a""H'g 'N' most rA", unB
"''N"h nv "I""Iu"hl issue
"''""h 't'" uvlnB me IInah'laI inter-
- ''' "I".' ''s"' uiua7 ~ Wn'-
~ ~ u' Hl"upPuE IKE ln' Alhh-
'"'u w ~, NH''h loaSeS lhe lahu'
=" r,S "HS "H' olh''
lhc uohesht 'lauSe III the fecehtly
incu uuNn Ioas'" was perhaps not
n'"I 80 Ihuch OF stumbling plock
40 hppeaIeu on tne SURFACE Tor the
,'usoh thut lhe hliollheht blil Stlpu-
'h'ed 'hat consent must De obtained
on nolheSleads' ana al hhds In cul-
uNauoh' IhaSinuoh as 80 large part
" the unleasrh pofuoh or the Usage
uhuer cultivation ana 30 great
porIlon II hHolted 10 homesleads,
lheIe Is not ihu'h lrit IN lhe way ol
pasture lahd WheTe the consent clause
"ould not Apply
NJ the matter now STANDS, the
usage couh'll mas no olher uIfer OF
any kihd before them ana they have
strongly resented the oversight on the
part OF the OIL men that me rights OF
lhe trlbe nave not peeh consulted
just now tar selllsh ana designing
men asking for this blanket lease
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04

cr today with New York, 3 to ana
10 to 2
First game
Scorc by innings r. II. Il.
New York 1000 200 Ol0-2 . |
Washington 900 200 0O1-3 & /
Batteries Wurhop and Street
Vaughn ana Henry.
Second game
Score by innings r. II. T..
New York ...OlO 600 100 . 6 >
Washington .O4O l3l OlX-1O Is l
Batteries Fisher and sweeney,
Johnson. Musser and Ansmith
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04

Youths In fun uniform, marching
four abreast down Broadway, New
YORK city. with u fifteen piece band
OF boys I'm front ana four boy bugIers
sounding martial calls along the route,
would be scene to inspire any pat
rlotic American citizen Even a
newspaper man would be impressed
by such sight at that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
WOmen'S Hair
Made Glorious
Partisan Sage Stops Failing Hair ard
Dandrutf.

Nothing 80 detracts from the az.
Effectiveness OF woman a. dull. faded
lusterless hair
There j. no excuse for this con
dlticn nowadays. because notice. IL
he -eby given TO the readers Of the
lnte!ligencer that Partisan sage. the
quick acting hair reStorer. IL sold
With money back guarantee AT 80
cents large bottle
since i;s Introduction into America.
Parisian Sage has had an immens So
safe. and here are the reasons.
II Is safe and harmless Contains
no dye OF poisonous lead
II cures dandrun in fWo weeks by
Killing the dandruff germ.
II stops falling hair
scalp.
II makes the hair soft and luxuriant
Il gives life and beauty 10 the hair.
i Is not sticky or greasy.
~ Is the dainuest perfumed hair
l, is tho best. the most pleasant and
inylForating hair dressing made.
Fight shy ~ the druggist who offers
You substitute. he is unworthy OF
YOUR confidence
Made only in America by Giroux
Mig. Co, Buffalo. y. Y. The girl with
the Auburn hair is on every package
All reliable druggists. department
stores and toilet goods counters have
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic. The Girl
win The Auburn hair il on every
ptcHaS". Sold by dealers everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
SILENT VOTE
WILL TELL
FIGURES ON PRECEDING ELEc.
TONS IN OHIO COUNTY
Show That Silent Vote This Year viii
Swing Notwithstanding
Comparisons.

Today Is election day
he polls VIII open al . Il a m .
and close az . O6 =. ~
Candidates viii be voted upon from
the President ~ the Un.red states
down 10 constable OF the magisterial
district
In Ohio county the election az all
national state coucrpss ioual. county
and district officers areattracting lot
Of attention.
In the Presidential campaign Of
1908 in Ohio county Taft received
governor. Bennett $3.50. GlaSscuck.
In the First Congressional district
IN 1910. Davis received 2U31U and
Carrigan 1882 The feature OF tho
voting IN that year Was the mum Der
OF the voters who stayed at home In
1908 Robinson. the Democrat was de-
feated and received 235S3. which is
3.2l3 more votes than Davis received
when elected. William I. Hubbard
.tP6.d..S ....fdwlu aonm aonmf az
The victor. received 21.36H. which was
1852 more votes than Carrigan re-
seived. The total number thar ala nor
vote numbered l+.s15. Every iudica-
ton Is that this vote will be- brought
out this time. which should favor the
candidacy of George y. lauEhliu Nj
l'avis plurality IN Ohio county was
2UH.
In the election OF siaie senator i. g.
Hearne defeated Frank caldwell by
li3 majority. Caldwell carried Ono
county by 31q
In the Presidential campaign this
year II Is expected that the vote will
exceed that of four years ago hy . .sOu.
as viii that Of governor. congress man
and practically ever yofiicr in the
county
Much speculation as 10 whether the
large vote absent TWO yrars ago in the
First Congressional district VIII goo 20
Davis or l4aughlin this wear. is rife.
Dope shows thar thr Republican votes
absent outnumbered the Democratic
votes 10y over 5000 and I.au.hlin
should easily receive great majority
or this number
The county ticket. legislature and
county offices will receive q greater
vote than heretofore. especially the
large number OF "stay-at- home voters
will be- ont in force and as major, "
OF this humble rare E--~ib leans. tho
regular G.. q. i. majority Will b.
swclled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
All Claim Victory.

touring the city and outlying coun-
ties for dozens OF meetings.
All Claim Victory.
The Democratic headquarters and
Tammany Hall confidently claimed
victory tonight for Representative
Vim. Sulzer. Democratic candidate for
Governor Vim. Barnes. Jr.. chairman
Of the Republican Stae Committee. de-
Clared the Republican ticket. headed
by Job r. Hedges. would win by a.
OOn majority. and the Progressive
leaders declared there would be a
landslide in the State for Roosevelt
and the Progressive State ticket led
by Oscar Strauss.
The polls will open AZ 6 o'clock and
close az : o'clock. Earliest returns
are expected from Buffalo and Erie
county and other upstate sections
where voting machines are used. and
the trend Of these reports is expected
TO give an indication Of the result IN
the State
The Progressive National head
quarters issued statement today.
notifying voters that police could be-
called upon by any citizen to enforce
the laws at the polling places In
support oi tnlS contention. Geo. W.
Perkins made public a letter from
Police Commissioner Waldo. stating
that the authority OF the police Was
ampl" TO cover any Irregularities at
IN" voting booths.
Roosevelt In Bad
]. ID Britt. president Of the Board
or Elections. addressed letter TO Dis
trict Attorney Whitman. calling upon
him to take legal action against Vim.
j. Turns. the detective commissioned
by Col Roosevelt 10 ferret out cleo
ton frauds. for the publication of an
advertisement. alleged TO be false
and misleading" The advertisement
offered $500 for Information leading
10 prosecution of persons attempting
To vote Illegally. \ lisr Of places from
which Illegal registrations were sus-
uectcd was given. and II was stated
that six months residence In the
county was necessary The board OF
election cites that the law requires
but four months residence. hence the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
HAD SERIOUS LUNG
TROUBLE-NOw WELL


Somehow There exists vast amount
or srepitrism u.s. to The possibility "f
CURING Consumption. "" state non" but
facts. and are sincere. boz what We assert.
We should dp precisely what We ask
others To- do take r. kuiau.s Alternative
promptly and faithfully. The reason We
should do this and warrant We have FOR
asking ali CousuUptivc- to take H.. ~
that We hav" IN" reports pT many r-cuv-
crncs, one OF which follows
1919 SUstuehHuna Ave. PhilA. Ia
gentlemen. Tor two years / was ar
fhcted with hrfnorrhage~ IF tn" lungs.
the number tutul-d nearly one hundred.
our family physician advised another
climate. as to remain would probably hs
fatal However I remained. and in Feb
ruary OF 1909. was taken with a severe
attack Of pneumonia " hen I recovered
surf Cieutly 20 walk about the IouSe I
was left with e. friEhtrul barking cough.
which o." m"dirin" had taken could
alleviate. ~ was M This time. Aarcu.
1902. that learned OF aud started taxi
ing Eckman'- Alternative. In o. short
time my cough was Eou" and I was pro-
nounceI well Sirrr THAT time have.
had two slight attacks or rneumonia ami
J have res"rtcd Go ~ other medicine Ia
effect recovery
4 am at present IN excellent health
aud feel mat as l"uE a. { can obtain
Consumption. ! cannot speak too highly
Tor che cool q has done.
llS;ils sign m1wHAEp :. kf..oTZ
aud l.ung Troubles. and in uphuiliing
tie system. rues not contain pu.Snu-
up'atrs or h113f-formin.- drugs Fn~
sale by 'fHS. l; Gnrtys ~ 90. Wheeling.
liellairr. AMI other icsdlur drugrist-
Ask Tor hpuSIaf telling Of ratpy.r...t an. 4
write tp Efku4u laboratory. TnlIadel-
rhia. &C.. f"r additional evidence AIv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
Bear These Facts in Mind

II the close Of the campaign there just two thoughts
To he impressed the voters of Ohio county and this
ton of West Virginia.
First-N the polls tomorrow they have decide between
VIM H. Taft and Woodrow Wilson. In public utterances
Colonel Roosevelt and his running Hiram John
admit they don't have VIC
tory in this campaign far possibilities Of election
cerred Nr. Roosevelt and has been a the
campaign The effective choice therefore of the this
country will be between Wilson and Taft and Republican
who votes for Woodrow Wilson for candidate other
VIM H. Taft either directly indirectly aids election
Of Woodrow Wilson Let the
decide in his mind whether he prefers his ballot
Woodrow Wilson for William H. Taft
SeCOnd-This country is prosperous to-day than n
has been for West Virginia prosperous
ley prosperous the city of Wheeling prosperous mills
and factories running in full Every wants work
get IT, Better and better conditions
Oay-beer either four wears ago or eight ye.r
for Wilson directly indirectly a vote 10 disturb
business conditions and imper especially the salts
factory operation of great industries
Why vote for change?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
BATTLE OF BALLOTS
eeonunu.d from rirst p.ssJ

dency. To terminate at the ballot boxes
tomorrow. was under way early in
February. and has scarcely Jagged
since that time. Out of the eight
men who were active candidates for
the presidential nominations early in
the summer. three Leading candidates
representing three parties whose rela-
tive strength Is still a matter OF con.
Jccture. remain 10 solicit the voters
support tomorrow.
The Interference OF women In the
campaign will probably be greater
than In any previous election. Each
national headquarters has had an or
ganized bureau to appeal To women
workers. presided over by women well
known In public and social life. In
the six Western States where women
will vote. Wyoming. Utah. Colorado.
California. Idaho and Washington.
their ballots will be an important fac
tor in the result. !
In five other States, Arizona. Mich
igan, Kansas. Oregon and Wisconsin.
the right OF women to vote will he
an issue at the polls.
Fair Weather Predicted.
Fair weather IL predicted for the
majority OF States. The uncertainty
caused by the third party ticket. the
more than ordinarily urgent appeal OF
the party managers to all voters to
go to the polls" and the local inter
est caused by fights for State Offices
and control of State machinery. indl-
Gated a record vote in almost oil sec
lions OF the country. and a popular
presidential vote OF huge proportions.
In New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. activity
amongst the detective forces and po-
litical headquarters to-day 10 prevent
fraud and disbar Illegal voters from
the polls tomorrow. lent excitement
20 tho concluding day of the campaign
in New York city The city and
State We're the theatre for a lively
end to the three -corncred GubernatOr-
ial fight to-day. The three candidates
and their respective speaking STATS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
X. II. LIST. No. = 10Th St.

guest OF Mr. and Mrs r. W MrConn. at
Wet Alexander Pa.
william ilardt. Of MctlHinSvtiie Ohio.
l- spending few DAYS th.. guest u
Harry M,1l~llAud u his home at Eds-
Wood.
Mrs William Green has reformed -
H'r home go Elm Grove. after spent
ny a f'w weeks tue guest
Harry Davis. Of spencer. is spending
a lev DAYS the guest OF friends iu the
".t Tie Ii." district
Martin Rogers. 81 Springfield. ohio.
l- spending "A Few dav~ tn. guest ~
friends 10 The ont the pike district
Miss Wilma Grihhons. OF Cameron.
t- "A caller 'n tI" ont Tia" pike district
for few day
Mrs Eu'd amt son George. have ra-
turned a. their home ~ Triadeipi. .a,
after spending "a few weeks at cleveland.
ohio
william k"chcrt. - Wheeling. Was a
hu-iue~- caller iu the out the pike dis
tTi'f wee fsrifN
John Williams D. improving very nice
%. 40 ffs home. go Edgwuod VI here. pr
has been confined for the past several
days. on the sick list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
Taft In Home CITY.

CINCINNATI O., Nov. 4-President
Taft spent the last day before election
In lcisurely trip across HIS home
state. addressing crowds in more than
a dozen cities and tonight reached his
homo city where tomorrow he viii
cast his ballot The Democrats to-
night ended their long campaign In
the state with meeting at Toledo
The Republicans and, Progressives
finished their efforts Saturday night
Leaders OF each Of the three parties
ARE making claims OF victory tonight
Governor Harmon returning from
Columbus 10 vote. expressed his con
victiOn that Governor Wilson would
carry the state and said no believed
President Taft would run second.
Roth the Democrats and Repub-
licans claim they will elect a ma
jOrity Of the twenty-five members OF
congress 70 b. chosen. Progressive
candidates for congress entered the
field in only "A few more than half the
congressional districts.
Almosr equal interest IN the prosi-
DENTAL election here Is tho contest for
congress I'm the First district compris-
Ing tho city ~ Cincinnati between
Nicholas LOngWcrth Republican can
didate. son-in-law Of Col Roosevelt.
and tho Democratic candidate. Stanley
T.. Rode. an attorney. "A member ~
the recent constitutional convention
VI +. Andrews Is tho candidate on
the Progressive ticket
In contrast 10 former elections. on
the night before election. there WAS
comparatively little public interest
manifest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
Headquarters Closed.

NEW YORK. Nov. l-The national
headquarters OF the three leading po-
iiical parties were scenes OF leave
tskings and wholesale desertions to-
day Many OF the officials OF the Re
publican National Committee had left
New York this morning for their re-
spectiye homes TO vote TUESDAY. The
Progressive National Committee gave
up number OF rooms OF its big spite
In an uptown hotel this morning and
moved Its effects into rooms where
the work OF distributing literature had
been concluded
Chairman William = McCombs.
Treasurer Rolla Wells and several
other leading officers OF the Democrat
ic committee remained IN New York
to-day and will receive returns here
night. Chairman McCombs
Will have a private suite OF rooms ~
n hotel. with a telegraph wire connect.
Ing him with Princeton. The location
of this Office for receiving the returns
and passing them on TO Governor
Wilson will not be disclosed 20 the
public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
Washington Deserted.

WASHINGTON. u. G. Nov. i
temporarily a rank outsider in the
h"'d OF politics. The National capital
tonight is awaiting the election with
quiet Interest From tho President
Gown. practically everybody with a
N"tin- residence has gone home 10 be
~ IN" polls tomorrow. Only n few
hiGh government officials are LEFT N
the city. and thousands Of minor OF.
ici7lS and employees were missing
from their Offices to-day.
Secretary 81 the Interior Fisher
who has no vote this year. because il
was too late 10 register when he re-.
turned from his long trip 10 Hawaii.
H. the only cabinet officer here. He
"ill BE- the acting President to-mor.
Tow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
Utah Outlook.

SALT Lake CITY. t'ah. Nov a.
STIR Was caused iu all the political
h'HdrHartors here today whom N he-
came known that q card circulated 70
10" instructions 10 Mormon voters. had
been cir u.ltci throIch1ut tho CITY.
u N" card carried pictures ~ President
Tart and s, uatnr Reed Smoot and
was headed sustain tho authoritics''
The Mormon church authorities and
All campaign mauacefs deny know
ledge of irs authorship and con-
d"mTcl th, action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
Woodrow Wilson.

PASSAlC. y. j.. Nov. f.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson. tho Democratic
nominee for the presidency. closed his
campaign at 9:45 o'clock tonight with
a speech here before an immense
crowd that cheered him uproariously.
He motored to Newark and took a
train for his home I'm Princeton
The governor came here after n
swift automobile ride from Paterson.
where he spoke earlier William
Hughes. tho Democratic candidate for
United states senator. accompanied
him and the ovation that greeted them
was one Of prolonged enthusiasm
The case is made uP." said the gov
ernOr 20 his speech. 1T g1<s 10 the
jury tomorrow This Jury Is not
locked zap. Everybody can get access
10 II. everybody can take 10 out 10
lunch IL they please. everybody eau
have the ear Of every member Of the
Jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
PRE- SIDENT TAFT AND
THE WOOL GROWERS

Wheeling. W Va. Sept *. II.
Editor Of Tho Intelligence
Replying to Your inquiry.
! believe that Z cau say with alb
solutc certainty thar the effect 81
, the Dcmpratic wool hill. lad 70
bccom" Iav. wou'd have been
seriously to cripple. n not entire
. Is DESTROY. the wool growing 10
tdusfry 81 Yves. Virginia. Ohio
and Penn yivauia our wool has
had. end uow has. protective
duty os nc per pound The pro.
posed bill reduced the protective
duty fo about 24', ad taiOrem.
or approx imatoly a. per pound
Experience has shown that low
eriug The duty or wiping D. ca
practically lowers the value of
wool bv the entire amount OF
duty removed. Ia other words.
the effect ~ this wool bill would
have been tD lower Tho price 81
our home WOOL . or Z cents per
pound
70 IL unnecessary 20 say what
this would have meant 10 the
farmer % fho pan Handle coun
ties Of West virginia and to the
farmers Of Eastern ohio For.
tunafcly. 'hn veto in tho hands
~ President Taft saved them
from This threatened danger. and
every man Interested fu fho wool
business Owes debt y Mr. Tar
by yirf1c OF fl.- veto am not
politician write this simply
az busIuos- man Interested ir
The 400. industry. and more og
Jess familiar with the conditions
under which uDol is grown ln
This section
During fnr existence ~ the
Wilson bIH Fhirh t'if wool on