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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK
FINE, SAYS ELIYS0N
RICHMOSD, Va. SPECIAL

A L IL u v -. y L. cf,ecla4-
Lieutenant Governor E-lly-ou- in
fsts dEa4i czpactty n Democratic
Stafc Czl4trrlAn AID member OF
tfse NsttoEaai CoEnm8tter. today
sounded y cheerful note in con-
neCzton with next Tne~r.41's eicc-
JI0n- lie l. certain Wilson viii
WIN fax. Doe not - hoss the
c1rcfton can result o1berEylSe--and
a. counting On practically All the
sIznbxfzi States for the Democratic
t3ckes-
~ win Interest NsrcfniAz- too.
10 knou that Mr. EIiy@on thinks
nAa6e state has bs-eu fnC,-I EcnerOus
An 49, rxlnIr1 buttons % the national
-cnEnFsafeu funds. Mr.. EAyson
-cssuf5dssatiy lsslieFr-- that tf8e Odd
TDonltrli1 Nx4u furnish tlle $4,000
-qa1aa n-siCezd CO be-r-
And fn tiIis cronne--flen IRE state
chairman teils an Interesting story
~ yEfrzx sTFs s-xE~cted o. Virginia
lfv, tfan wte ~ financial help IL
r-sq- a. 49, ~ Wa ula-~Tlg asked
~ 49, state could furnish $1,000.
rs Affirmative rs-sp-on-e a.
vn-rke-d a. - rrucl alacrity that
tfar Grurr- Was quickly rEi-en -
- O.R and tilen 20 $1,000 after
ssf,ic-iI b ,shs fiuahy pat a. a. -V'o-
kfr. EIlyszBn earnestly hop
and s-rpex1e- General ATers 70
f.e-.r Ha-e-am Sicsup. Tie kepubl4-
ezn. IA fIpe Ninth Eiefr1rz- but Ia
aasrsifS rfsar hard and un~elis-h
eaorlc has been required ~ that
IerritOry-
In me Iass week % the cam
rrslgn~ sid she state chairman
fTHrs
ID resfpsE fftc rtorE gfat has b.eer
tsan- ia Virginia and in the r-s'
- sls.- r~.unsrE Ia trsinlz ~
have Lad . great deal ~ Inter-
and not Tlurn enthusiasm for 1fts
s1ss1rsJe Ff-1zDu tt-a- from the 20
efnuins tir reSuit Wa steA a.
surtd and Therefore. while Ia
Df-uaosrars 81 the state we're rad.
20 do WtzatrFeT might D. ns-ct-s
snrF % fu-1rf tie ete-1iDn % ca
e-Drerezesnean auc e-lerI rsTei tics ~
obey dsd DOf fesl that ul-g Ner
ssaflaxI ufson - snake utauf sac
rifcss either ~ time o. money Z
accomplish tlaat result
80. whilst tflsre has ben -
rrT-ea1 enthuekassr- there flHs D<--
deep Interest Esepestaiy a. ia
erste q the Outlook iE tie Otiff
NtateS ~ Eargr. Tide bas 3D.
xs.anifeess-d % ffsc Nfry EenerOs
c-snfr4syuflOas mace ~ Virginia I
zfse campaign fuItd - the Nationi
<,ouAEuit1f-e. Which J am Gutte scT
fp-fuFx neat Tues-ciAy. VII Ft4f
pat tie Iifuii az SIS 900.
-Wfeu ! Ma consulted at>D
money Tor flse AauDaal Connflli
xe-e ssas asked x ! cosio send
600. I prornptiy said tes- ia.
d. amount Was inefestSs7d 20 -
600 and filen 60 SsD.Di,V. IlEAdt'
tEsaa IL Was - easy 20 Get mos.
from our good people. fisey final
nut the nustf at $500.
ssAno I believe that AZ viii
shown at tlie cioSe ~ ffse cal
fsaiRD that. tn proportion a. .
aunsleEs and H. financial abiu
81 our people. ksrg1nfa VIII tan
f<fu one % tie nsO~f genera
<-ousrlbut0rs 90 the funds ~ {
s,osnsnittee having the direction
tie campaign
-~zs.e fat~r~sf IS the FirEsDiass
mnfurnlly cem1er~G An fkf work
DfAer States The Haffonat @
.saaen ConaHulffee bas &one Sta pss
Hrai "a has tnboreo estfh u&fnlf
fnw 6eternafHafion ane unfssil
Mmerny. And there hes be~D
szeAdT ana AKsd DurPos~ freHn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
Supernuous Hair

W dissolved bv El-Rado a. quickly a.
warm water dissolves sugar ta RADIO
il the only perfumed dcpilatOry, and -
sold with an absolute RoaraHtee 10 re-
move hair from the face, neck and
arms II acts instantly wherever ap-
piled. Mailed securely packed In plain
Pilgrim Mig. Co. - East eSth ST.. New
York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
SUE RAILROAD FOR
VIOLATING LAW

LYSCHBCRG. Va Special Suit
uas instituted ln the ederal court
here today ~ District Attorney Barnes
Gillespie against the Cnesapeake and
OHIO. lu which tHenty-slN charges
are maed for working ualnmen em-
Dfored LONGER than sixteen cousecu-
.rIvl hours The Government sues for
.gIa.oo0 ia these cases, all ~ which
rrose on the James River and Citton
E-orge division ln April
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
CAVALRY TO MOVE.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Special
~ was ienrned feday that the EleN-
ensh cavalry, stationed ne Fort
OgtcfhOrpe. has received inatrue-
tiOas 90 ~ ready TO march I'D TIVE
hours notice.
Service fB Cuba faces the men.
The order has been exBected By
the officers for some tfFne-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
WITH THE EDITORS

WI ~ HI LII OAA1
.-SSsS<-SS-so-~-o-s-, S-S-S-S-a-1-e-s-S-os~S
The Socialists Rccuse Teddy OF
lfunE twenty-five planks from the
RAJ litter ASS ". :. B.-Harrison-
1zTE SeVS.
Dan Hanna las pat Up Si77.oec So
ih.s campalgn Tor Roosevelt in the
single state % Ohio. That Is What
tie Colonel calls a great uprisinE o.
ne pecple.--N orfolk Ledger Dispatch
Just a. sell stop that Balkan war.
thcre = nothing Ia % for Wall Street
LyucAburg Progress
How long would Il take Perkins and
the rest 20 Eet tack their investment
lu the Roosevelt campaign if they
shoull slCcecG in putting the third
terJner over Portsmouth star.
- foreign immigration continues. a
candidate for the presidency % this
glorious. free country wil have 70
BEL deaf and dumb 10 he wants 90 sur
.lse the ele -rlon--StaartCn Leader
IN elecrric automobile Tor children
has been built With q speed limit o.
40ur Tnles an hour. Anybody knows
that. machine rhat won't 20 more
Khan -four miles Al hour 81 no auto
rnobne.-Brlstol Herald-Courier.
A German sarsn1 says that the
musicians are profoundly influenced
1g the Instruments they play This
carnof 20 altogether true For in
stance. the man who plays the from
Zone " often. ln private lie. one %
the most retiring OF men--Peters-
+ burg Progrez-
Mr. :. II. Barrie has bought a
Scu--h castle named Amhulnsuich-
crfhlrE short OF bagpipe could pro
l0unce Norfolk NirsluiAn- Pilot
The bungalow = popular because
living ln z 81 not 90 hlEh--Ne~port
Ness Tines Herald
II ls difficult % ascertain Who was
tie father q our prusent primar3
ian- speazer Byrd declares Re On Rot
even 80 stepfather-->ev port Sc~s
frese
Jest because the man DOES IA.
th.nE- RS Elfe wants him o. DO ls r.,
sign thar De Dr. stuck on tlr 1nb.-
sandy Valley >eN-
Woman's dresses. Ne are told. az
e 90 &c tighter. Gracious heaven Car
s--r e tni-g ~ possible Coz ingtor
. Dispatch
% appears from TIE senate com
mlCtee % Investigation that rn0nel
n aorved like water ln the campaign al
1893 Men gave colossal amounts. ans
lar shat reason These men. Whi
represerted great Interests large cor
rCraIlcuF r.ere uCt more patriot
ELa1 thDlEstucs % utleEs- They JUS
g.se 90 keep alive and in good work
LlE order t4rlH e. ne1 llee W rlcn Ero
81 -. .fl ~a e II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The war in the BALKANS and the APP
nroach % THANKSGIVING soon VIII give
the Danylile Register excuse for a
oun having TO 90 with Turkey eteweo'
"a Greece. e eetere---P Petersburg In
dex- Appeal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS

Walter Watson wins. Woodrow
Wilson viii win. And ali well wishers
wish them welL-Chsse City Progress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
NOTICE.

Two fne. large coo-ouEASrsd Jacks
for sale az a bargain
A J. SPENCER.
~ High Posat -. c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Uncle Sam 81 az "A dlsadvantage in
not being able 20 pay hlE senators a.
generously as some great corporation
pay thcirs.--Bath County News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Governor Wilson was horn IN Viz
glnia and Mrs. Wilson was born ir
ffeorRIa = nraf-ciafa combination fOf
TO-. White House occupancy for the
next four yearB--pctersburg Progress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

'Narse" Henry WRtterson says IN nj,
Louisville COuricr-Journal that Their
are 1900 cuss words Tn the English Ian
Euage- That's what you'd call eNper
stlmony.-Lynchburg Progress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The seventh annual convention Of
Virginia postmasters was held 81 Alex
andrla last week We predict that
mere VIII BE- a number 81 new faces a.
she next cOnvcntlon.-%ewpor News
Progress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The principles OF the Republican
PARTY have slmmered down go two
trust money and fake prosperity
stanton Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

A New York woman az eighty years
has begun attending a night school
Probably couldn't sleep.-Ledger-D Dis
patch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Do they call Governor Wilson
Woody" because he IS on the
stump 2-Staunton Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
HAnR GOODS

Nk.A TIKI LATEST PARIS FASH-
IONS IN HAIR DRESSING. All
ai4ds Of hair on hand OF made 20
s-5sr. ConoinE made into switches.
ecznPadOurs. PDES. etc SsSlsfAc-
IA guaranteed HUGHES 2os
No-eh Third s.. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

70 Mr. Taft should be reelected he
wousd regret having placed those as
O3S fourth-class postfnastcrs under
the civil service iaw.-Petersburg In
oeI appeal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
Rib III OUT.

s<SEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10
sssed-suhness and soreness q
aHaclss or 1oin-s-rub fn FrHysera
2rs4s Nerve and Bone LnimenI AID
No pain Disappears. the greatest
a. rcuna lininent tr use FOR mar
xrt beast. sry it--dor't sEfer-hers
Ire right help: sc bo-tles az
NraCe1Sts Manufactured by J. ".
gRAYSER & CO. RichDo1G Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

10 dinner pail is FUN Ira this cam
raInn unless IL ls a. mighty little oEe--
ChafIottesNlfle Progress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Il miEht rot be wholly unsatisfactory
40 residential campaigns and the base
ball championship season should close
al precisely the same titne--Peters-
burg Progress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

why Is "a when the stoves so up.
Along when the krHut L. ripe.
And you put ~ where ia aiU AVS stood
Yet you have 90 buy more piper
Vance. In stanton Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Bul Fiinn says ne Dr. proud % the
enmiay OF certaln newspaper. the
which but goes 90 show that even the
worst OF people may md something in
which 20 take pride. ~ they VIII only
look Ions and diligently enough--Nir-
gtnlan Pilot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Perkins seems 20 be she only ma
who can successfully plaEt HARNESS.
trust contribution.--I.edl ger ID Hpatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

AK GOLD RING FREE. GCARAS-
ted for Eve yezrs- send ten names
o. friends AID Is cents - cover COS.
o. making. HAIR-IEFE CO Box l@se,
AxlGot1- CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

n is sad 20 contemplate the amour
of good money wasted 5ust 20 nomi
bate Mr Tart for an Office be has u
show or gettiag. --Fredericksburg Stal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Sow That Colonel Roosevelt has dis
missed the physicians and called in
tne reporters the battle Viii be Joined
lr E0od earn est Portsmouth, Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Follov ing the old adrnonition thsi
nothing but good must be said 81
the dead the obituary notices on
Senator Hepburn have been short
indeec---Blackstone Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Rockingham Eomcn canrot vote. but
they 80 gree with the woman In
oregon who begged her women hear
ere 20 Work for the election a men
with more backbone and less saw
osne.-Harriso aburE News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Foss FLYNN appears to have a hard
time delivering the Keystone state.
Pie is ssch sn arch politician ne may
le able 10 do 10. however.-Danvtile
Register
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Most all the ofhcehol1ers are still
Cor Taft but some OF them are getting
stllier every day -Ly nchburs Prog
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Governor Wllscn takra tiEn and
rlrEf yrolrd ln declining 20 courl- 4e
ffs sreaalng carupliHa While colonel
E.-.ossvelt u disabled The Governor
fo-ltf les fae some severe things ~
rr~ ~ and a. fhe Colonel. and if is
r.cf proper % afsack defsnrelefE uiaf
some may regard tire CIIFalrg ar ra fner
ser vxereff-s brf bf ter rrlra.fe exc
irene and even fantastic thar ire alb
saacs % o. The scfuDles q honor can
rot ~ TOO nice Or tie scales On Wricf
g-e measure or oHr coLl4Ft zoe lell
. "a. te--llcaucks Iluee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The Supreme Court could save much
study on what is deCOmpOsed egG
bv breaking the she'll Of one or two
stanton Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

T-sf because rhe man does the
th.nE- hE rlfe wants him O. DO ls ne
sign thar De le stuck on thr .ub-
sandy valley <ew=.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Retired WorkinFman" Perkins has
had 60 work overtime since ne got on
the political job.--$e~y part News
Press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

There would not be so many foot-
bali games - there were uCt 20 maay
girls 20 watch them.-Sorfoik Ledger
Dispatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The doctors are such strong advo-
Gates OF outdoor life. and every body
else seems 20 be Of like opinion. we
begin TO fear that what with such
great stlr Up on the subject there VIII
De DO one left 20 do the work indoors
Orange Observer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Woman s. dresses. We are told arv
20 Re tighter Gracious heaven, Can
s-l1 tnirE ~ possible Gov lngton
Dispatch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Could sherman have foreseen that
war would burden the public prints
with names like that OF Prince Nema-
5lch LecshaniJ lch. Dr. is safe 10 assume
that be would have been even more
severe In his characterizatioa OF it,
Nlrgtnihn Pilot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

- things keep up. Woodrow VII
scn may have " pray 10 be delivered
frovn his achoolmates.--E-ock ngham
Record
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The President had better get out hir
proclamation soon. lie Will have much
less 20 be thankful for in NoVemoer.-
Hamilton (Na) Enterprise
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Governor Montague and Senator Mar
TIN. both on the stump for the Demo %
cratic nominees In the Sinth District
Where 81 the ring" now south Boz
ton News.
Colonel Roosevelt a. now feeling
Bully" again after having felt bullety
for a eeason-Danville Register.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

Funny that the Bull Moosers forgot
10 put anything about baseball IN their
plRtform--Bath County Enterprise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

10 Be- difficult 20 ascertain Who was
tie father % our prLEeut primary
lanr- Speaker Byrd declares Re On rot
even 80 sLcpfather-->et- port %css
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The newspaper pictures OF Prince
Peter. OF Montenegro, seem 20 PROVE
cCuclusiyely that he - not a colored
gentleman. Perhaps. though. he wears
his razor 10 balls.-CharlottCsvih
Progress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
NOTIoN PICrrRR PLAYS

CABBAGE PLANTS EARLT JER-
sey and Charleston Wakefield. L,et-
tzrce. Nay King and Big Boston. 500
per 1.0Oo. 20 cts per 100. postpaid.
hy nal JOHN Lucas. Fziracre
Faru. Ashland. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

The bungalow = popular because
living ln lt 81 not 90 hlEh--Ness port
Ness Tines Herald
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
DISSOLUTION IS
DECIDED upon
PACKING COMPANIES TAKE &C
TUAL STEPS TOWARDS DIvID-
ING INTERESTS.
FEAR GOVERN M E N 7
beef BARoys BELIEVE voLUy-
TARY ACTION WILL BE BETTER
IN LONG RUN THAN PRO-
sECUTIoN.

CHICAGO, ILL. July 20.-That
actual steps in the dissolution of the
National Packing company have be-
gun became known today.
The $50 companies held by the Ma
tional are being assigned to the prin-
cipal owners of the National, the Ar
rnour. Morris and Swift interests.
Mailing of printed notice to the
department managers OF the Armour
company, notifying them that forty
six of the National subsidiaries had
been assigned to the Armour interests
have become public.
The companies held by the National
are valued at approximately $50, 00o,-
GOO.
The National itself is the company
the government has frequently al
legged, through which the beef trust
has been operating The dissolution
of this company is a step, IT is under
stood. known to prevent the filing OF
n dissolution suit and another long
legal battle in the Federal courts.
The dissolution was decided on af-
ter the recent trial OF the heads OF
the beef trust for alleged violation OF
the sherman law.
The beef barons were then notiheo
that the attorney general was prepar-
ing a tSHN}i1tFssfft s4tLs Ih<y @eA|SA
to voluntarily dissolve.
The notice sent to the Armour man.
ayers follows:
Armour & Co.'S apportionment Ma
tionai Packing company houses. In d.
vision now under way.
To the departments: The following
houses with be taken over and operated
under the National Packing company
system:
Baltimore. Eutaw Beef company;
Lowell. Mass, Omaha Packing com
pany: Philadelphia, Quaker City Beef
company: Toledo. Hammond COM
pany; washington. G. Fl. Hammond
company; Jacksonville. National Pack.
ing company: Macon. Ga. National
Packing company: New orleans. Ma
tional Packing company. limited: Biz
mingham. Ala. National Packing com
PAW: Spokane, wash. National Pack
Ing company.
A list OF thirty-two houses to ne
taken over and operated under the
Armour system follows.
-Four others will become the prop
erty of Armour & Co, but VIII be
operated under their own names ant
systems
The order becomes effective July
gSth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
COURT DECISION
INTERESTS STATE
TEST CASE MAY AFFECT SHIP
MENTs of LIQUOR INTO NORTH
CAROLINA TOWNS.
EXPRESS AGENT TRIED
DEFENDANT ACQUITTED, PRO-
sEcuTroN CARRIES MATTER TO
HIGHER TRIBUNAL FOR A
DECISION.

fspecial 10 The Richmond Eirginian.)
RALEIGH, n. c., July 2o---A great
deal of interest attaches to the oe-
cision which the Supreme court OF
North Carolina has just been caAeo
upon to render in the case or Aiieh'
express agent at Wake Forest, VINO
was Jointly prosecuted by attorneys LOT
the state Baptist college there anu
the solicitor for the state IN Nake
county Superior court. Prohintioi'
peopIs OF the State hope to see the
Judgment OF acquittal in the lower
court overruled by the higher court
decision--for il is test case, IN whisn
not only the prohibitionists OF .ie
whole State are concerned nul 'N0
wholesale liquor trade as wen. asa.
This Is especially true OF the DIS
tr,butors," for the distillers who have
their headquarters in Richmond, from
which point more wet goods OF ooth
the spirituous and malt varieties are
shipped into North Carolina tnan any
other Mace on the map--and II nearly
all comes by the Southern Express
COMPANY. the agents OF which company
all oxar the State, II Is Claimed, az .
largely engaged In forwarding oroers
for individuals and some times mum
bGrS of lnulNi0ualS GSAAoAiSo ~ 49,
or those lsiaar houses.
II appeared In the testimony IN tne
lower court here in the case against
Alien that the only profit he received
through the transactions accrued py
reason of the pay he received on ac-
count of increased business secured IN
this manner, that being 10 per cent
maid by the express company, and II
Was chiefly on this showing that ne
secured an acquittal. But 1t is ap-
narant that there are other means
Nv which such of these agents as
desire to do so can realize auoeo
profits by favoring particular liquor
houses with he orders, even If the
local customers pay them nothing
Therefore the incentive to secure
| sbusiuess. is not lacking. The col
,ege authorities who are assisting the
State In prosecuting this particular
case claim that the State anti-prohioi-
ton law against the sale. and sole
itinv the sale. OF liquors within this
state, is being violated by these ex-
press agents, TN letter as well as in thu
| spirit of the law, and the ruling of the
states highest court in this initla
! case therefore becomes very import
ant. for II will have q far-rcaching ef-
| feet whichever side of the contro
| versv II sustalns. II will be heare
when the Fourth district appeals arr
reached.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
DOESN'T SEE WHERE
ENGLAND COMES in

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator
Smith. OF South Carolina. declared to-
day In the Senate in favor OF permit
ting American ships to have free pass
age through the canal. and was em-
phatio In his opinion that the whole
question was purely domestic one.
in which no foreign power had the
right to take hand.
For that reason. Mr.. Smith said, the
British protest was unwarranted. An
Interpretation of the treaty In line
with those who upheld the British pro-
test would, he said. establish prece-
dent that might prove more than em-
barrassing in the future.
Senator Smith drew a parallel on
Senator Lodge to show that the latter,
who reported the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty, holds a view today that Ii
rsalically different from that held by
him when the arbitration treaties
were considered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
"Damnable Conspiracy" Is
Characteristic Explain
ton of Cole Blease

COLUMBIA, s C., July 20
Fxcortating T. B. Fielder, De-
tective w. j. Burns, members OF
the legislative committee. ana
Judge Ira h. Jones, his rival for
the governorship, Governor Cole
L. Biease this afternoon issued
O lengthy reply to the charge
that he sold pardons and has
received protection money from
the blind tigers of the state.
The governor denies all charges
and backs up his denial with
numerous afridavi,s,
The governor says that Felders
threats to produce evidence
against him sufficient for I'M
parchment were false. and he
charaeterizes them as SANDER
GUS eruptions from the impure
mind, foul mouth and SANDER
GUS pen OF Tom Fielder"
The governor says OF Detective
w j. Burns and his men that
they are a set of men who are
always on the lookout for the
dtshonorahie task OF black
guarding the good reputation of
some honest man or woman. ana
Matchmaking even their own
employers"
Governor Biease says:
lEfH Is ahiIsftdosr @~t'
spfracy 10 cause the people or
south Carolina 10 lose confidence
I'm my honor, and to tarnish the
proud name Of the greatest Com
rnonwealth IN American union
Biease ends with comparison
of himself with Lincoln, Cali
houn and other distinguished
Americans OF lang ago In that
he. like them. has had HIS CHAR,
meter purged and he says he VIII
win "this battle for your nights
assisted by the prayers OF the
men and women OF the state
Blease's references to Judge
Jones, who is opposing MIN Tor
governor, are OF such nature
that friends of both men declare
that a personal encounter OF
most serious nature Is infSita
bIe before the primary deter
mines whether Rlease or Jones
is TO win
Btraxa ard his friends are pH-
neciaiIv enraged because OF the
revival Of the story that the
Governor was expelled from
South Carolina University lust
before his graduation Tor WIN
ming a gold medal In an oratoriai
contest by pelming of as ME-
own speech one made by one OF
Ar3erica.s greatest statesmen,
The records show that Blease
was expelled.