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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
SENSATIONAL EXPOSURE
MADE BY TAFT MANAGER.
Thousand Dollars Proffered Negro
Delegate from Louisiana by
RoOsevelters.
Affidavit Precipitates Bitter
Verbal Conflict Between the
Rival Forces.

CHICAGO. June 16.-An afidAyit
charging an attempt to bribe r. II.
Cook. a negro delegate to the Repub-
lican National convention from Loui-
siana, for 81, 900 to desert the Taft
forces and vote for Roosevelt, exc
cuted by Cook himself. was made
public tonight by Director Mckinley,
OF the Taft headquarters. The sworn
charge eliminated day OF bitter YER
bal conflict between the Taft and
Roosevelt forces.
The Taft headquarters asserted that
Cook. who is a Baptist minister and
a bank cashier in Vandalia, Concor-
dia parish. La, made his statement
before a notary OF his own volition.
The afiidavit read in part as fol-
lows:
That on Thursday night. the 18th
OF June. 1912. gentleman who
claimed to be Mr.. Thompson, of Col
orado. after being introduced 20 each
other Che and ID, after finding out
from me that / was a delegate from
the Fifth congressional district OF
Louisiana. said to me. II you will
viii come over with the T. r. crowd
here is n thousand dollars OF which.
of course. I refused. and at the same
time he had the money in his hand
and attempted to count IL out 10 me.
] make this sworn statement because
81 has been going the rounds by some
irresponsible person that I agreed TO
sell out"
Senator Dixon commented on the
affidavit as follows:
I never heard Of Cook and I never
heard Of Thompson. / think ~ is all
a pure fake" he said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
BOLT KILLS WOMAN
Fatality During Damaging Storm
That Swept over Parkers-
burg Sunday.

Special p'-ratch To- the IntcIii Eencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. June Is
The worst wind and electrical Storm
OF the season passed over this city
this evening. resulting In one death
and thousands OF dollars loss 10 crops
and other property.
Mrs. Emma Eisman. aged 5s years.
was Instantly killed when a bolt OF
lightning struck her as she was stand.
Ing az an open window in the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church. on Sand
Plains. north Of this city
The religious services had ended
and Mrs. Eisman and other members
OF the congregation were waiting for
the storm 10 abate when The lightning
struck the church. tearing out nearly
al Of one end OF u and killing Mrs
Eisman The other people In the
church escaped injury. and stated
that they did not even feel the shock
from The lightning They rushed
from the church In a panic when Mrs
Eisman fell N the floor dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
w. VA. DELEGATES TO
DO COLONEL'S BIDDING
HUGHES
URGED AS COMPROMISE
CANDIDATE BY FRIENDS
Say He Would Run If Nominated /;
Find Many Taft and Roose-
welt Men for Him

CHICAGO. June ia movement
In behalf OF Justice Charles r.
Hughes, OF the United States Su-
preme Court. as a compromise candi.
date for President. took definite
form here to-day. Several supporters
OF the Justice came on from New
York and spent the day In the hotel
loboies and quarters OF various State
delegations. sounding the sentiment
OF the delegates and political leaders.
William II. Hotchkiss. OF New York.
former State superintendent Of insur.
ance. and a close friend OF Justice
Hughes. is the leading spirit Of the
movement.
Does not Justice Hughes state
ment Of last week. that he would not
permit the use OF his name as a com.
promise candidate. eliminate him -
Mr.. Hotchkiss was asked.
Il think not" he replied. NO man.
particularly man with Justice
Hughes ideas Of civic duty. can re.
A-NN " aNA ~ NlAN NEnNlt OF the ma
ton In a crisis such as the present
one"
Mr.. Hotchkiss and his associates
took pains 10 make II clear that they
had come here without the kowiedge
OF Justice Hughts. who. they felt.
would discourage such a movement.
Mr.. Hotchkiss said he had not seen
the justice in six months.
Many Lean 20 Hughes.
II am pleased" he said. 10 learn
in the few hours have spent In
Chicago, what a large number OF del.
egates are leaning toward Justice
Hughes as the man on whom All
factions can unite. re would appeal
70 the whole country. lie would carry
his own state of New York. which ir
prime requisite
u did not come 20 Chicago as an
opponent 81 Colonel Roosevelt. whom
~ an exponent of progressive prln.
ciples J shall support should he be
nominated. came here merely In an
EFFORT 20 help solve n problem which
confronts the Republican party at the
preset time"
George r. Agnew. of New York.
former state senator. and one of the
authors of the ARnew-Hart race track
bill over which Governor Hughes
made the most spectacular heht OF his
career a. Albany. reached Chicago 10.
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
CUMMINS BOOM
Given Incentive BY Telegram From the
Senator 20 Iowa Delegation; Stands
on Progressive Platform.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Iowa dele
delegates assembled in their head
quarters here to-day. and cheered a
telegram from their candidate for the
Republican nomination for president
Senator Albert y Cummins express
ing appreciation OF their support.
The telegram. directed 70 Senator
Kenyon. was a. follows:
u deeply appreciate the efforts
FOR me at Chicago, and I want
You 70 express my profound gratl-
tude. have been In con.
tinuous struggle for progressive
principles for many years and
know you win hold the colors
hieh. 20 that no man can mistake
where ] stand There are other
good fighters in Chicago. but there
can be none more valiant. none
more faithful and loyal than the
party Of Iowa soldiers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
WHEELING PARTY
viii Reach Chicago This Morning TO
Attend the Republican
Convention.
BY eERTRAM 3. cAooLE.

NEWARK. o., June i6.-Over the
B. &. o. many OF the West Virginians
who are interested I'm politics. are
speeding 10 the Windy City. Among
those aboard the train are Geo. A.
Laughlin. candidate Cor Congress -from
the First District. Emmett Showaret.
OF Fairmont, Lieutenant Louis Buch.
wald. J. M. Cummins. ]. z. Morgan
and wife. DIR. d. A. Taylor. and others.
Mr. Cummins. in speaking OF The
outlook. said that he was confident
that Taft would be nominated. He
said that in his opinion the admins
tration has been all that could be ex-
pected and the Republican party
would sanction IL at the convention.
The train will reach Chicago at s
O'Clock in the morning and those on
board will stop at the Sherman hotel
where the other mountain state dele
cation are quartered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
BRIBE OFFERED TAFT MAN
TO VOTE FOR ROOSEVELT
TWO CONVENTIONS MAY
BE HELD IN COLISEUM

Dent the temporary roll reported by
ne national committee. the Roosevelt
delegates. believing they have a right
TO act as Representatives OF the peo-
pie. may take matters into their own
hands. nominate Mr.. Roosevelt in the
Coliseum and claim for him the regu.
larity OF the Republican party.
If an attempt is made 10 adop, the
temporary roll made by the National
convention. which denied practically
all our contests. the convention will
never get beyond that" declared one
OF the Roosevelt leaders tonight.
Borah Denies Bolt,
Senator Borah. talked OF as the
Roosevelt candidate for Temporary
bolt
The situation continues to hinge
upon the action Of some Southern del
egates. They appear to hold the bal
ance or power. and conflicting claims
are made OF their support. Both sides
plainly are anxious over the situation
tonight and neither knew tust what
could be depended upon. The solu-
tion apparently will have TO come In
the convention itself.
II was said tonight that the Rooss-
Continued on Tenth Pags)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
DEATH CLAIMS 26
In MISSOURI STORM
SMALL TOWNS WRECKED
BY A VIOLENT TORNADO.
Wide Area in Few Hours Trans
formed Into Scene OF wreca
and Ruin.
Many Reported Injured-Damage
VIII Reach Large Sum, II Is
Believed.

KANSAS CITY. June I6.-Tventv-
sn persons are known to have been
klled and many injured by a storm
tnat passed over central west Mfs-
souri, late Saturday. demolishine buiId-
lngs, tearing down wires and leaving
tne smaller towns and country homes
completely wrecked.
FROM meagre reports that hav. h..r
IeeeiNed. IL Is believed that the r,orr,
wneh struck Kansas City late YESTERDAY
eausins the death OF two persons ara
oolns damage amounting to many thou
sano collars. swept through Bates coun-
destruction. ~NN
Half NILE wide Pan.
me path Of the storm here was hair
mile wide and five miles ionr. Re-
tWeen Merwtn and Adrian. nineteen per.
sons sons Were killed. At Creighton, in Cas-.
county. Two are known 20 be dead, while
AZ Lection. In johnson county. two iare
dead and unverified reports sav o,h.r.
have been killed
AFTER striking Merwin, the storm too,<
northwestern course. passing Sedaifa.
where the wind did much damage
The dead:
Between Merwin and Adrian:
HENRY CAMERON AND THREE.
CHILDREN
GIBSON GROVES.
FRED GROVES.
FRANK COREY.
MRS. FRANK COREY.
MRS. HOWELL
MRS. JOHNSON.
MRS. ALBERT COREY AND THEIR
BABY.
MRS. ALEXANDER AND THREE
CHILDREN.
MRS. GEORGE REED.
AN UNIDENTIFIED GREEK.
At Montgomery, Mo:
MRS ELLSWORTH CLARK.
At Creighton. Mo:
MRS. LEE PARKER
- STEVENS.
At Lection:
DAN CARLOS AND WIFE
At Kansas City: A..
HERN GRAY.
MAX sPITsKoEsKY. died to-day in
hospital ."
In the country between Merwin ana
Adrian, the storm came up suddenly ana
swept clean its path through the north
ern section OF the country
I When Henry Cameron and three Of his
ehiidren were killed. the wind picked nm
another chilo and carried a away The
oaby was found to-day a mile from
nome uninJcred. The body of Gibson
and Fred Groves were found more than
mile from their home. where they were
when the storm struck In another
place. the storm in passing over a farm.
killed so head OF live stock, but did no
other damage
Throughout the stricken district vtr.s
are down and communication Is carrfed
on by messengers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
DENY STAMPEDE
TO ROOSEVELT
SOUTHERN DELEGATES
LOYAL, SAYS Mckinley.
Roosevelt Holds Council of War
With Chiefs-Fighting Hard
for More Delegates. ,

CHICAGO. June l6.-Auo4ber 5sv
o. conferences. csncuses and ronnt.
lng OF delegates brought no solution
% the presidential tangle confronting
the Republican National conventio5
tonight. 'i'H
During the day the CITY rang u,i,h
rumors that a break had come ana
that a stampede or the Son,bern al,
sates 70 colonel Roosevelt had begun.
ne roosevelt headquarters made
pubic letters bearing the names OF
nVe delegates from Georgia and Ave
from Mississippi. heretofore counted
soiidly In the Taft column. declaring
themselves for Colonel Roosevelt az
me only hope Of the party. Earlier in
me day Timothy Woodruff. OF New
YORK had announced that he had
given Colonel Roosevelt assurance of
his support.
These statements for a time tbreN,
tne Taft headquarters into something
OF a panic. Members OF the Georgia
and Mississippi delegations were hast.
lly summoned. and there was a re.
turn OF cOmposure when Il IVas
learned that four Of OF the Ave-
Georgia delegates who had supposedI,,
signed the letter 10 Colonel Roose.
Eet had not reached the CITY vet
Later the Taft headquarters cIsImad
70 nave kilograms from these dele
sates denying that they had deserted
the President
i. u. Mosley. National cornrJ,,,.o
man from Mississippi. and chairman
OF the state delegation. declared 10
night that two delegates from tina,
STATE mad expected 10 disregard their
Instructions and vote for Colonel
hooseVelt He did not believe any
more would change
Tsft Men Deny Claim.
AFTER these conferences. the Taft
managers issued a statement DENYING
tho Roosevelt claims Of accession and
asserting that only Charles Rank
one OF the delegates from NflssissIrsT
and Timothy Woodruff. OF Rrookiyn
mad deserted 70 the Colonel
senator Dixon. the Roosevelt ram.
paign manager. was jubliant over tbs
days events. 'i'
We've rot them coming" b. .,.f,t-,,
en. We have lots more ~ then, d. t,tf
You about bot 80 don't vent Too r,.,-b
ehcitsment in one day To- morroug -,
VIZ give you more nSvs ~ Taft dele
Eate4 COMING over 90 otr eide
The situation to-nirbt fu ,t-.f..,.t.
unchnngsd said Air Mckinley. dIrertgr
% the TAFT headquarters
.Mr hoossvsit has been nenfir~ f,-
nel-EatH7 who are oppuref tp hf- oor-i.
nation and has endea sorrd fo perr,,,,i. !.
mem io come over to bis standard rri.
s"fF has been r. failure. ALTHOUGH stsf--.
nAVe hern made all day fo che csntrs-,. q.
hfn e"0d salnnnists Should tho derIrio,
a., oiphei H'''evelt spent happy dav
lh ln9 midst of tho turmoil ~ Tie a.
pr0achinE convention rfo --t
ch urch during The morninF. taos n r-,,t,-
fins during tho afternoon and Yp h.
late hour to-nighf. was holding a~,,,-'-
cl n war with bic aFrneraf sfsrf-. 81
advisers and supporters De r...f...s
ne reports n dsfections from The rrssi-
cent Win smiles ~ fhtisfactior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
NOISY DEMONSTRATIONS by
BANDS AND MARCHERS
Oklahoma Delegation One Of
largest 49, Virginia, Massa.
chusetts and Others Follow.

CHICAGO. June Headed bv
Dynamite "a" Perry. ita rhairr,sr
he Oklahoma delegation arrived fo.
day The delegates and their friends
Travelled in three special trains IRE
last n which ia expected f0morrru,
More than cir hundred are fr fb.
party. and fhe first arrivals. headed
hy brass band. marched thr0urh fb.
streets f1 their hotel waving Raoss-
telf banners and singing o. Roosevelt
'U0Ir' Dawn" song
Tho New Jersey delegation aIso
paraded behind bard Do swung
fnun re street SINGING
Ear. rar rnh. Who are war
" ere fHH feleFaffr from Wer Tar.rrs
r. 90 Dol ffr Nunf sou unff
I.. uf Five Teddy ls afraIrnf"
NIrgIria'r delegation arrived late In
tne afternoon and wtu caucus torar-
row
The rival delegations from Maaaa
rnIffffH both came Dol and opened
hfa1quarfrra iu The same hotel The
hooaeFeit hall of the delegation held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
WILL VOTE FOR CHAIRMAN
WITH THE ROOSEVELT OK.
Turn Deaf Ear to Request of Sen.
Scott That They Support
Elihu Root.
BOrah or McGOvern Will Likely
Get Votes - GlasscOck's
Brother Loses Seat.
(5Y WALTER HALLIHAN.)

-
CHICAGO. June 16.-National Com
mitteeman Nathan B. Scott's appeal
TO the West Virginia delegation to
support Senator Elihu Root for tenn
porary chairman OF the Republican
National convention when Il is called
10 order by Victor Rosewater next
Tuesday was fruitless OF results.
At meeting OF the West Virginia
delegates this morning. the first 10 be
held since their arrival in Chicago. IL
was tacitly agreed that the solid dele
cation would support the choice Of
the Roosevelt leaders, either Senator
William p. BOrah. OF Idaho. or Gov
ernor McGovern. OF Wisconsin. the La
Toilette choice for that post in the
event that McGovern was finally
agreed upon by the Roosevelt leaders.
Colonel William s Edwards and
Governor William r. Glasscock. both
delegates-at-large from West Virginia.
attended the conference Of delegates
and confidently told the delegation
that the situation was improving each
hour. Both had previously been IN
conference with Colonel Roosevelt.
and their expressions OF confidence
stimulated the delegates. who have
become fearful Of the result since the
National committee completed us
work by seating the Taft delegates
from Washington.
West Virginia Organize To-day.
The West Virginia delegation made
no effort 20 organize AZ the meeting
this morning. but adioured 10 meet
Monday morning for that purpose n
IL certain that William semou> Ed.
wards will be chosen ns tho new
National committeeman and probable
that William r Hubbard another del.
egate-at-larEe. will be chosen 70 rep
resent the state on the committee on
credentials. s q. Smith OF Wheeling.
also is anxiOps ~ serve on the creden.
tails committee. but Smith will prob.
ably be placed on the committee on
resolutions. Governor Glasscock is
scheduled 20 Be elected chairman OF
the delegation
Tonight the West Virginia leaders
we're uncertain as 10 the choice of the
Roosevelt leaders for temporary chair.
man while the delegation is inclined
more favorably towards Senator pofah
there Will he no break In the dele
gation n Colonel Roosevelt declares
that McGoveru ia the choice ana SEN
ator Borah himself believes that Mc.
Govern would command The great
est strength having In addition to the
Roosevelt strength the IS votes Of
Wisconsin. lows and North Dakota
Governors Brother Fiattened.
The last act ~ the Republican Ma.
uonal committee was % fatten out
brother of william r Giaascock
from the steam roller was eased over
The Washington state delegation.
a D Glasacock of Beillngham. elect.
ID a delegateatlarEe 10 the Chicago
convention. ia n brother of the West
virginia executive and he arrived IA
The city iust IN time 10 hear that the
national committee had seated tho
Taft contestants
Senator Scott one % the members
of The committee. voted With the
Roosevelt members of the committee
IN the Washington case. while 10 vas
reported tha Senator Scott had parted
(ooutinusd On Tsnsh FarN1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
CHASTITY FIND
ParksrsbrE woman nstarnins from
visit Finds Husband Dsad. .
Suicide.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
PAHkEHsBrRg. W. Va. June fe -
Franf Harper. aEed at. r. local paper
HHnrer. waH found af his home fr this
city tonight hN hlr wife with u bullet
hole through bic head
Mrs Harper had been on = visit 60
ielativea af Marietta. u.. Tor several
her return.
Coroner H0tine0r Investigated the
case and found Harrer had been dead
more tnan day Ne was satisfied BE-
eae suicide case. and that Tfarrer
probably shot himself Saturday morn
luE blfuondenrV foilowiur heavy frfnE.
inf ere aecribed az The cause % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
TWO DEAD; MANY HURT
IN THE TRI-sTATE AREA

PITTSBURGH. June 1s-At least
two are dead. a large number OF Der.
sons injured. and heavy monetsrv
ioes inhicted as a result of a severe
electricM ana wind storm that swept
western Pennsylvahia, Eastern Ohio
end West Virginia today The fataU-
ties are reported from Washington
county Pa. and northern West VIZ
glnia From advices received to
night scores of persons are In a seri.
Gus condition from being stunned By
lightning. while others sustained IN
luries when trees we're uprooted and
buildings unroofed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
T. r MEN DETERMINED
TO NOMINATE COLONEL.
III They Lose Fight IN Con-
vention They Will Nominate
Teddy Anyway.
Fight to Start When Delegates
Convene; Southerners Hold
Balance of Power.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Out Of a chaos
OF claims and counter claims. reports
OF a break" to Roosevelt from the
Taft ranks and a declaration by the
Taft managers that Colonel Roose-
velt's attempts TO steal" their dele
gates had met with failure. there
came tonight the frank statement by
Roosevelt leaders that regardless OF
what the final roundup OF delegates
may show. Colonel Roosevelt will
leave Chicago a nominee for presi-
dent
There will be no bolt, they say, but
IL there is an attempt TO make perma-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
ERUPTION FATAL TO 200

All EFFORTS have failed 10 obtain
news from the government station ~
AfoEnak. on the island OF the same
name. which lies just north Of Kodak
Island. and anxiety is increasing con
cerning the piiEht of Superintendent
Heidmann and the large force of men
Who maintained the hsh hatchery
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
WORST REPORTS FROM
ALASKA CONFIRMED
All Inhabitants Of Mainland VII
lages Believed to Have
Perished.

CoRDovA, Alaska June fs.-Ths
relief tug Redondas reported from
karluk yesterday that there vas no
sign of life on the mainland this side
Of shelikof Strait "a the vicinity Of
the mountain. virtually confirms the
fears nat the mainland villages with
a total population roughly estimated
az 200 perished In the disaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
SKIRMISHRS
Between rsdsrai snd nsbsi ousv.... .,
Haohinhs, HsH., nssuits ISIS
nsinT KILLED

INlH' NftI - Men.ru. June fr .. Hrfr.
mIshinE to-day between outroafa of f,.
fNderalT and rebels nt "a cur ftftv
miles south m EarhIrnba. me r.f..f
'fr0nFnoId resulted in a loss fo tho SOW.
eminent ~ twelve and The rebels teo
lNa1. sconrd'nF to reports to-nIrhf Co
fenefa4 oroso.s hasdn uarters here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
THH wnArHnA

WAeH1EoToN, Euns ts.-For.,.Ss.
Eor Wegtern Fsnnaytvanta.-osnarsu
ielr Mondey end TussdayI naoesrsas
Tor ohlo-Fatr Honday, prsoss.a ~
ahoWera IN eHusrna aouthsrn rorffr~s
cocleri Eaeaeay far. mcdsrats north-
For Wsst yirrinia-novsrs nEsna.v,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

toontinusa On Tsnsh PsgS)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
SEARCHING SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
By JAMES B. NEVIN.

sressional districts in Georgia. and 81
counties. This year he carried not one
county. Mr. Roosevelt carried six.
In four counties this year Mr. Taft
failed to get a single vote, and in 30
more he got less than 10. In no county
did Mr.. Roosevelt fail to score, but in
seventeen he failed to get as many as
10 votes.
is it that Mr.. Roosevelt was a more
compelling infuepce in Georgia in 1908
when he backed Mr.. TAFT for the presi-
dency than he was In 1912 when ne
offered himself to the consideration Of
voters?
Or is it that Georgians very greatly
preferred Wilson to either Taft or
Roosevelt?
Or is it that Georgia gladly did for
Mr.. Wilson that which ii was disin-
clined to do for Nj Bryan in 1908?
The most likely answer is that the
Democratic nominee this year was
more to Georgia's liking than any the
party has offered in many days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
Lung Affection Yielded
To This Remed,

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lets telling OF recoveries by the use of
Eckmans Alternative. Coughs. stubborn
Colds and Pneumonia may be the begin
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MI kanaly's statement:
... Saratoga, \. Y.
Gentlemen: For five or SIX wears
was troubled with cough and expectora-
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at Christmas time. 1906. was not ex-
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and have had no cough or cold whatever
give these facts to encourage others to
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(Sworn AffidayiD JAS. w KANALY
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
MOUNTAIN LION PUTS
WHOLE TOWN IN PANIC

BOLiNAS. CAL, Nov. 8.-A noun
tain lion, the first seen in this vicinity
III twenty years, is terrorizing Bolinas
today and committing depredations
among the live stock Of farmers on
nearby ranches. a lion hunt has been
organized, and all the able bodied men
for miles around have Joined in.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08

mas MS luean ABOUT
how the question
Of Federal pat
ronage should be
settled in the main
in this state, now
that a Democratic
administration in
Washington is az
sured-that is, he
has his ideas a bout
the pOstma ster-
ships, anyway.
He thinks ap-
plicants should be
referred to become
candidates before
the people of their
respective locali-
just as they
would b e C o m e