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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-24
MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1912,

a. m. or whereabouts on
MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1912,
it being the first day of the Garrard
County Court term, the real estate
mentioned in the pleadings and describ-
ed as follows, to-wit:--
In Garrard County, Kentucky on
Kempers lane and near the Lancaster
and Lexington pike and bounded as
follows:-
Beginning at a point in a hollow
about 10 feet north of Scalped elm in
line to Tom Lane and corner to Annie
Stone, with lane up hollow S 89a w.
/ go chains to point on north side of
hollow, corner to same and John Mar
see, with said Marsee still up hollow S
832 w 8l4 chains N 81 w $50 chains
n 703 w 7.75 chains to a point on North
side of branch about Is feet N. E. of a
pool or spring corner to same n 2l3 E
462 chains to a point in middle of
Kempers lane and with middle of same
n 7l2 Z 6.15 chains to a point in mid
die and corner to part sold to Stone;
thence leaving lane and along the south
side of road, with said Stone N 843 E
40 chains N 49, E 205 chains N 70 E
BIS chains N SO E 3 chains N 864 E
245 chains to a stake at the south edge
of road and corner to Stone, still with
his line S 81 w 1866 chains to the be-
ginning, containing 24.05 acres being
the same land conveyed to w. l.. Huff
man by James |. Hamilton and wife by
deed dated December 29th, 1909, and
recorded in deed book No %, page 467
Garrard County clerks office.
The purpose of this sale is to satisfy
a debt of James |. Hamilton against
the defendant, w. l.. Huffman, debt
and interest amounting to date of sale
to S648. 43 also debt of j. S. Johnson
against the defendant, w. L. Huffman,
debt and interest to date of sale
amounting to 81, 296. sc and the estimat-
ed cost of the action S110. 55 for which
Judgment has been rendered in the
above styled action.
TERMS.
The sale will be made on credit of
six and twelve months and the purchas-
er will be required to execute bonds
with approved security for the pur-
chase price, due in six and twelve
months bearing interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum from date un-
til paid, having the force and effect of
a judgment upon which execution may
issue, payable to w. H. Brown, M. c.
G. c. c., and lien will be reserved
upon the property until all the pur-
chase money is paid.
w. H. BROWN,
Master Com. Gar. Circuit Court
G. B. Swinebroad, Atty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-24
Commissioner S
Sale of Land.

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.
James |. Hamilton &c Plffs.
against
w. L. Huffman, &c Defts.
Pursuant to a judgment rendered
herein at the March term 1912, the I'M
dersigned commissioner will sell at pub
lie auction, before the court house door
in Lancaster, Kentucky, at IL O'Clock
a. m. or whereabouts on
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19

P W. Mitchell. Of NssDels.
Democratic nominee for cooer.,.
,o'nsd Governor Jas. II. Haviey 4
Cottonwood Tuesday and viii ac.
company him on his tour q Is.
northern pan Of the state.
Pr. Felt. cashier Of Ii. p.l,
Mercantile Co.. Is taking a vacation
TINS week Al the Border Days csIe-
DFaiion IN GrangsuIIs. Miss Eta
bnfghafdi Of MohIsr Is 6ilIng hls
position At tho store.
Jas. Marker has rented III. orv.
Poole residence. nov occupied BY
NJ. and hfs Alvord. and viIl move
bic family from the ranch in the near
iuiure. that bis children may have
better access 70 school.
hn. Laihrop and daughter. Mia.
Ida. Of Lewiston. and Mrs. NorlIe. !
of Troy, returned 10 their homes
Tuesday after a few days visit With
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nov
y add family. in this city.
Dr.. o. A. Jsarsys and Miss Helen
saFy made a run 10 Pierce City
'onday IN his Cadillac car. They
sPosi q delightful run. This Is the
seond auto 10 visit The historic min
ig town and vas quite a curiosity
} many Of the natives.
DR.. b. n. Jones. the veiI-knovn
hysicisn Who has made Peck his
'ns the past -four yeap. has de-
ded TO locate at Nssperce and cane
this sesk 10 secure a residence
ID once rooms. Ee rented the
iidence nov occupied BY Mr.. and
rs. z L Sehnell and viii move
. family 10 this week. No once !
ons we're available at this time
d be viii make his cf6s = at home
r The present.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED.

70 whom u May Concern.
Notice Ia hereby given theton the 7It DAY
81 Inf 1909. a. the regular sale OF land Ter a..
HnQuoal taxes Of the state. county. school
anu municipalities 81 and uithin the county
% Nea Perez. state 81 Idaho, The said County
o. NUt fefct duly purchased lots II 3. a aud IS
Ia hlo1k ?. IN BI0Kafts Addition 10 ibe town
81 AohloI' In said county. assessed for 1903 IN
NE name % Sadie Clark and tax cefllhcais
thereon and therefor. WA. thafturon. on said
date duly Issued BY the tax collector 81 said
county You are further noIihed that there.
after and on The 81 day 90 august, 1911. she
uu1efaianed. lonHeiei4 Hfolhff4. daily rnf.
chased the said certificate from lhe said
county. aud that ne same and al Interest 81
the said county IN The said land lhtfoundof
was duly assigned and transferred 20 the said
i|9nHeloiN BROTHERS who are nov She owners
thereof. You are further nofIned that the
t|ne 81 redemption oxriftd on The 1ih day 81
duly 1919, bus that said property may BE- g.
deemed within The lIme hereinafter specified.
You are further noiIncd that n " Lonfe.
leIE and I , Lonfefoia. tho parties compile
InH the said co-pafinofthir above named.
Will. unless said property e sooner redeemed.
on the toin day 81 n0fen Der. 1912 anriV to The
tax collector Of the said rnunty 81 Mes fefre
ioi deed q said property under ne said cert.
dated this on Day Of stplen Yer. lpia
lop9eteig nrpa.' ?. q. Address, Aohlef.
IdahoI
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19
Commissioners
Proceedings

On this Monday. Sept. 9th. 1912.
the board Of county commissioners
Of Lewis County. Idaho. met in their
clerks Office AZ the court house IN
the village Of NsEpsree. for the pur-
pose Of making The tar levy for ihs
year 1917.
Present. n. c. Hail. chairman.
& S. Friend. commissioner. and
Clyde 3 Clovis. clerk. BY J. B.
White. deputy.
The board here proceeded 10 tx
the levy On each 500 Of the assessed
value Of all property within Lewis
county for state and county purposes
a. follows
STATE LIVES.
STATE General As
Public building endowment
fund .Os
General ,,,.r.., and .,nk,og
Anna .i2l
oo,,,,~v ,v,,.
So'ssn. s'n.s -
Genera. 'enoo' ~
Sene'a' 'oao -
Dnose W
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19

pdnssn floui b guaranteed q 50
s,iIslselion.
FOR SALE Fsssh mileh COZ.
IT Stanton.
Subscription laksn ios all magazines
A post once store.
FoUND-Jsvsll auto spark plug.
= qsIfs al Herald oh'ce'
B. MeRas vas . passenger for
Lewiston Tuesday.
AK you dealer for the IA cossF-
na cigar. is setter.
The Ia coslsrina cigar Is better
- sizes. Sc and izic.
Al Doesn Asadls pslnsea FIeas n.
II q fsiiias De bsA
RemsmbsF, all work guaranteed
a he BOolh Jsvslry Sore
Have your watch repaired Al
Bso,A'l All vosk guaranteed.
O.y ne Bet pan Il Ne rholssa
uhsli soss % msks pineen Hom.
cholss lo,s from e2s up.
P. n. Harding.
Cal Al the Nsspsres Garage for
nasaobils and bicycle sspplles.
Alissnsy S. o. Tannaknl made =
s.dssss trip 70 Lsvlsios Monday.
tooK Get Hsriek's prices %
nsr loF ihssshsE essps before bay.
~ :
Good stock q O. bridge piank. al
ngiAs o. hand a. Ramsy Lanbsr q
csupanY. i
SUFFER- wANTED-sos cask
e 'se "a trade Coz Al l'u,isF a. Her. a
KS nasksl. d
Sc Dr. Boosh Al he Boosh
lssslFy Store. Il yoar eyes are q
lsiAsfing you. p
blsw cuts and ether anis lrpublss
issa qsick Al Hrsioa'a Repair B,
nss.ifs On hand. le
Peter Foz and lamlly hsss novsd
Iisn their ranch 10 their kandsons "a,
siiasnct Il NsspsFcs. a.
Eagags yosf room and BEDS for
y fair vssk ffom Mrs.. Jessis Al 10
p. Lswistea. fds.. $40 Main s.
SLAB WOOD Tor sale 81 50 PER
sst a Bfyanl's placs.
Frank zsisnka. Mgr.
Youf horses feet are . good place
save mcney. Billie. he horse
Ger. saves The foot and The horse. =.
Il yea vans a secondhand sewing -
,ehlns. see lhs Feb Nero. Co.
'sy have abou ; dossn . sslso.
n.
]. c McTarnahan sold hli hslsl. Ho
csniral. h Winchester lhs arrl
The vesk 70 X Ramsy Of Clark a..
Mrs. Geo. Waterman q KamIah. ves
'apll Of Miss spach, came Up !
J week los . piano. vocal and bar "a.
~ lesson. -
light nov ls he time 70 have Ga
overcoal cleaned and 6xsd Up
winter. Or 70 get . nev one Of
luon. The Tailor. 80
OR SALE-Cood house, 6ns Ran
a.; barn; nev chicken yard on v
best located lots Ia town. -
Mrs. Walter Booth. red
buy 100 or more i0c
Of stock hogs. VIII pay market n
. for same. Phons OF write Moh
VIM. Eastman. Nesperce. char
Is genuine. every lump Of that Ape
Of Peacock nock Springs coal N
received ~ Ramsy Transfer Co. ~.
y quick Il you want q load. Mile
AUNDKY-T have agency for Dr..
lslon Steam Laundry. ship car /
day morning return Friday Al
/. Try the best. |repos
John Carlson. Tailor, lis II.
ell c. Jones. who graduated sickll
the Nesperce high school last 'nFe''
4, will attend Whitman college week
ALA walla during the present Al
and left for that place Sunday. the n
oney to Loan on real estate. occup
rate Of interest With privilege ana =
-. esa4 u. 49,. .....ltI..l. A -. / iufN.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19


= y'u want he bss al lor Princes
. IS. See Booth before you buy that
Have 'Ao's pictures framed at
Fink Bros.
W. z. larson a Co. real estate.
killam. Alberta.
Phone your Ice orders to No. 500.
Delivered At ie pound.
Or bsa Princes Hour .dyusl.smsn.,
a's Gu ssii,hsd susiomen
All kinds Of repair york done Al
Bibles. the horse sheer
Particular houss~ha whs van. n.
ssssi ma SIinesn flour
0ss q sesa fall suit this time. See
caslsoa, shs Tailor. al CAGE.
Miss Ayrie Johnson vas a pas.
sengsr tor Lsvisioa Monday.
The Ia cosisrina is the choice Of ]
d'scsinlaaiing cigar smokers. &
Dr. Booih guarantees al glasses
oos year. All examinations Tree. .
Get good clothes al home. Have
casisoa. The tailor 70 make them.
TO TRADE ranch for heavy
horses Boz i47. oEo6no. Idaho.
Fine vaich. clock and isvslry re- i
paiFing Al he Boob Jsvslry Sore. !
hn. Harry Tres. and ehlIdren a
seat % Jaliaslia Tuesday 10 Wait =.
relatives. IN
Boys. SCI yoar school suits made hl
Q order By caFlsoa. lks Tailor. o. 70
y sls 10 SIS. AZ
AuAur FarnF Of Spokane spent 70
be ffr Of The week 9Th honefolks
D lhis virinsy. C
Diamosd tires. tubes and ether
zsfgsney auto supplies Al Nes-
cree Machins WORKS.
Clear. ARTIFICIAL ice. the pnreA 70 II,
! lad. delivered b. Ransy Trans Of
g Co. - ic pound. Il,
TO TRADE--span. ; and year III,
slss, broke 70 york and ride. for POI
ale. Enqulrs a Herald ofice. yel
wANTED-CIrl for general
'sssvoEk. Apply or phone 10 =.
Mgs. Z. n. Sulfl. q,
HORSES FOR SALE. Al my place WI
niles sasi Of Nsspsrcs.
Carl Sslgum. The
WANTED On cur list. anything val
TIC real estate llns you want 10 COZ
4. Morgan & Nugsni. As
FOR SALK-Pore bred Poland
ina male pigs. A. G. Gross, q.
Nesperce. -,
A hns baby girl was q recent ar Z
Al Al The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.,
race Niles Of north Of this place. Z
Attorney ?. E Fosg attended the
RIDER Days celebration and rscsp- -.
b 70 Gov. Havley At crangsvilis -.
asrday. g..
n. Z. Baird. representative Of The Bri,
user Grain Co. a. this place, -,
ns Sunday With hls family IN {
rkslon. r
;heer Up. That car Of genuine c,sI
cock Rock Springs coal has az n.
a. Place yonr order quick With u +.
ncy Transfer Co. y :
VooD-s7 per cord al my home 80 -
4. red 6r and iamarack. ALSO - /.
Or and lamarack Fsncs Posts, =.
each. 6. Olsen. p
r.. and Mrs. Otto Llvengood Of pror
Her are the proud parents Of dolIl
ming little miss Who put II her all
,arancs At their home Monday. vas
irr. Mocklsr. Miss Maude Gov N
Mrs. o. A. Jeiireys and c. ]. boar
sr composed an auto party whom
Jehrcys took 10 Lewiston 10 bic Ate
asl Thursday.
nong The largest yields Of wheat s.-
ned IN this section this season NOT
1t Of q foriy-acre field on A. &.
er's place east Of town which =. =,
he'd 50 bushels 10 tie acre last s ,...,
Iinuul
ana 10
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. q. s. LAnd oncs
81 lewiston, Idaho. august l1ih. 1919.
Notice s. hereby given that Mary ID. Nahon.
formerly Mary d Dyer. Of NeHp4fce. IJabo.
who. on October 10ih. 1907, made homealead
~ auL. sec. q, and nuL ne,t. Section q,
Township - y Range n. \. 3eridian, has
nied notIct oIinttntion - make final three
year proof. - establish claim 10 the land
above described. before " W. Hammell. g.
Commision4r Il Nc4perce. Idaho. on the 18th
day Of ecplen Der. 1914
Claimant names - Witnesses, Stephen n
walker, James VI Jenkins. hdama q Johnson.
Prank niliups, All 81 Nezpefce. Ideho.
n. n. Bartlett. Register.
Neaperco Herald Non Coal Landa. Proof
made under Act 1uns 8. l1l1.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19

Harry Sisson. Of the Fletcher sec
tion' met With a painful accident
Saturday morning while hunting with
bis uncle. Elmer Sisson. Mr.. Sisson
and his nephew we're shooting at the
same drove Of birds in the thick
Pinsa from opposite directions when
Mr.. Sisnon accidenfaliv shnf his
nephew in the right leg. He vas
rushed to vollmer where the wound
vas given medical attention.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19

German Lutheran rervicc at Nez-
perez. September 10Th, in the Meth
odiss Episcopal church. Service
commences 1850 p. m. All Ger
man Lutherans IN and around Nez-
perez are cordially invited to attend.
Aug. r. Craebans. pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-09-19

You are not getting the best unless
you set Princess Flour.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28
Asks Why the Board of Charities
Opposes An Appropriation from
the Government.

To the Editor of THE TINES:
To the Board of Charities of the Dis
trict of Columbia:
While working for various charitable
institutions | ind that the present char
ity system failed. First it does not pre-
vent the further spread OF poverty
second. IT helps temporarily only a very
small number of the poor. You pro-
claim that your mission Is to help the
struggling people. Are you doing this ?
No!
You would rather see Congressman
playing ball to raise a few dollars for
charity than to have the same Congress
men appropriate money for charity
You are enjoying yourselves and society
for the sake of the poor, and after all
YOU have to appeal for money, and when
Congress wants to appropriate money
for the same purpose you are the very
first to fight against II.
We are helpless under the present sys'
TEN of private charity to do anything
for the struggling people. The only
thing to do is communal action through
the government institutions. You know
that Just as good as l do, and at tht
same time you are fighting against gov
crnment action on behalf of charity.
Answer; justify yourselves before the
thousands who have to beg for charity
and those honest people who really have
the interest of the poor in their heart
why do you oppose government none!
for charitable institutions?
WILLIAM LUNCH.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28
CAPITAL SINGERS
MUCH TAKEN WITH
CARUSO'S BALLAD
New York Hit First Heard
Here In Composers Voice
on Phonograph Record.

Unusual interest has been aroused in
the ranks of local singers and musi-
clans by the recent reproductions of
Caruso's own song composition,
Dreams Of Long Ago." on the Victor
talking machine.
When the charming ballad was first
introduced at one of the New York
playhouses about a month ago IL made
an instant hit, and has since gradu
ally grown to a great musical success.
The ballad is being sung in THE Mil
hon. and records Of II giving rendi-
tons in Carusos own voice are being
issued by the talking machine company
to be ready for the month Of July.
The field Of usefulness of the talking
machine is rapidly. widening, and
through these instruments singers and
musicians in this and other cities who
are unable to hear the noted voices OF
the day first hand are brought to the
proper appreciation of them by rec
ords as If emitted directly from the
songbirds' lips.
Two other wonderful reproductions Of
the voices Of great singers are already
prepared for the musical ear of the
masses. They are the Lost Chord"
and the famous old song, Silver
Threads Among the Gold"
In the first mentioned Caruso, with
his wonderful tenor, gives in English
a remarkable rendition of Sullivan's 8
! immortal masterpiece, while in the rem
dtion of Silver Threads Among the
Gold" John Mccormack. by a splendid
tenor rendition, makes the listener read
! lily understand why the old melody
| never loses its charm.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28
ORPHANS PLEASED
BY MOTOR OUTING
Trip to Glen Echo, With Accom-
panying Treat, Delights
Children.

Orphan children who have now en-
joyed ride down the river, thanks to
the Elks, and a motor car trip to Glen
Echo, through the kindness of the Auto
mobile Club of Washington, are now
ready for whatever form Of outdoor
entertainment any other kind-hearted
set of folk will arrange for them.
Even If no more picnics come these
children will long cherish the memory
OF the two excursions fixed for them
in the summer of 1912.
Yesterdays trip to Glen Echo was a
first-class run. No automobile was so
unkind as to have a puncture or blow
out en- route. and none of the children
met any mishaps at the park.
The quantities of ice cream and candy
eaten were prodigious, but inquiry at
the various asylums fails to disclose
any case of stomach ache today.
Members of the Automobile Club who
did the work of arranging for the cars,
and who Chaperoned the children at Glen
Echo feel we'll repaid for their labors.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28
May Not Name Howard
University Head Today

Prospects OF a new head Of Howard
University being named at the meeting
OF the board of trustees this afternoon
were considered slim this morning, the
expectation being that at least one
meeting besides today's will be neces-
sary. The new president will succeed
Bishop w. p. Thurkield, who resigned
because he was named a bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The trustees will assemble in the Car
negie Library at the university at 2:3o
and will be called to order by the chair
man OF the committee, Chief Justice s.
J. Peelle. of the United States Court Of
Claims
The other members of the committee
are Bishop Thirkield, DR.. c. H. Rich
ards, New York; Dr. Marcus Wheat
land. Newport, r. l.; DIR. F. j.. X:
Moorland, DIR. John r. Francis. both Of
Washington; John 7. Emlen, Phila-
,delphia.
Among the names which will be pro-
posed TO the committee are those OF
Roland p. Falkner. of the Census Bu-
reau, and DIR. Thomas Jesse Jones, OF
the United States Bureau Of Education.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1912.
THE ETERNAL GULLIBLE.

Did Bryan think the bosses we're going to nomi-
nate some man and label him This is crook?
Does Bryan think that burglars go Gathering
about ith bells on their fingers?
Had he any reason to hope that when put to the
vote the representatives of Morgan, Ryan, and Bel
mont would openly 60 record branding themselves
or their friends rs enemies of the country?
Did he think that with only two bits in the pot
with pat hands would waste time betting against
bob-taed flush?
Does he think that an association of hold-up men
and safe-crackers would refuse to pass resolution
indorsng their own honesty?
Does he think when the campaign is on and the
charge is made the Democratic candidate represents
Big Business he convince the people of the
country by saying "Oh, no! Did not the Baltimore
convention pass resolution that it would not nomi-
nate such a man?"
The Washington times., 1912-06-28
Asks Shall Washington Become
Again "A Mecca For Divorces 7"

To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
Probably some Washingtonians have
forgotten that when the District law al
lowed absolute divorce with remarriage
for four causes, Judge Bradley said in
dignantly from the bench. Washing
ton has become a Mecca for divorces" "
That red flag aroused Congress 10 re-
peal that law and substitute the law
of Christ. placing divorce on Scriptual
ground. as in New York. Those law
yers who had a large divorce practice,
got vote through the District Bar AZ
ISOLATION asking Congress to repeal the
law. and lobbied to that end, but in
vain. And now again the Bar AssoCia-
tion has in some way been induced to
ask the Congress of a "Christian ma
ton" to repeal the law of Christ and
restore substantially the same law un-
der which Washington became a Mec-
ca for divorces" Is every Christian
lawyer ready to have himself counted
for that? In any case all friends of
the American home, who lament our
disgraceful record in divorCes--the worst
in Christendom. will hasten to put them
selves on record as in favor of con-
,inulng the law OF Christ.
WILBUR F. CRAFTS.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28

let their licenses be revoked. Some OF
these rooming and boarding house
keepers are reduced and conscientious
gentlewomen, but many Of them have
unhappy and unfortunate histories, and
their activities should be held in check
He who shall develop a plan bv which
some Of these pernicious practices may
be improved shall indeed be a public
benefactor, for your correspondent,
anent this subject, no matter who he
may be, has touched a dominant chord
In this tangled symphony.
There are many respectable persons
obliged to resort to rooming and board
ing houses for a period. And they are
entitled to protection against persons
whose standards and practices, to say
the least, are harmful. The innocent
and the dignified are under the ban
with the transgressors, and when they
leave for any cause, their reputa-
tions (O seem to be in the hands Of the
disgruntled rooming house keeper.
1t might necessitate an extra court
for the consideration of such cases
but It would be most grateful to those
who have otherwise no recourse. For
so long as existing conditions are coun-
tenanced, a serious situation confronts
this great city. And when some suits
for damages shall be brought for some
OF these keepers. 1t may be a whole.
some lesson to some who seem tc
greatly need II. Let the good work &C
on Of cleansing this city morally.
L. II. M.
The Washington times., 1912-06-28

for information to suspect that Taft is candidate
at all.
The Democratic party is girding us lons to fight
Roosevelt, not Taft. II is marshaing its forces to
give battle to the progressive party, not to the Repub
lcan party. What is true Of the Democratic party is
doubly true of Big Business and Special Privilege
and the Bosses.
There can be but one Interpretation to this atti-
de of Democracy and Big Business. AS Democrats,
they do not regard the Republican party and Taft as
strong enough to cut any figure in this campaign,
and they do recognize the existence and strength Of
the progressive party as a partisan antagonist; as
representatives of Special Privilege, they are salts
fed with Taft's Administration and the present
organization of the Republican party but they do
fear the election of Roosevelt the supremac of the
progressive party, and the rule of the people.
Had there been any doubt that the approaching
campaign will be waged between the progressive
party, headed by Roosevelt, and the Democratic
rarty, headed by the nominee at Baltimore, between
the masses and Special Privilege the keynote" of
Chairman Parker removed the doubt.