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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-11-01

Closing out sale Of hats at LESS
THAN COST at the Millinery Empo-
rum (Mrs.. Elder over C. Samuels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
I.cwte,-l hil.ips
students Entertained.

Miss FuniCe furkhead was th, next
To entertain the l.owrey. PHILLIPS sen
ior class. Friday evening at her home.
eo1 Monroe street. \ most enjoyable
time was spent informally with mus
sic aud games During The eyenin,
luncheon was daluuly served oi
pressed chicken olives sandwiches
waters. Flowed bv ice cr,au aut
cake iu tle class co.ors. ociior auj
miuts G,autiml decorations ~ thc
lass flower. white carnations, added
f1 he pleasure of the evening Those
present n.rc Mrs Allie Coleman
Fierce. tNy Misses UUdJIeHuu irs
r..k Sadie Campbell Gertrude Du-
1000 Nr-rs Toe Fisher lu lsnkrs.
Crawford H.ader. Arthur Ware PfJ
-aeHoI Harvey CrIdsiuuoB ana
Prof Parsons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
NEW MEXICO GLEE
CLUB COMING SOON

TIE Santa Pc employees send out
the following with reference 70 the
Clee Club OF the University OF New
Mexico that Is 20 be- in Amarillo Tues
day night. April % at the Grand
Opera House
The University OF New Mexico
.Glee Club. composed OF twenty-one
members, will entertain the employees
at the Grand Opera House on TUESDAY
evening. April %. 1912 Tickets can
be secured from respective heads u
the various departments.
"Cominittee "
There are twenty-eight college boys
from New Mexico with original SONGS
and catchy music literary and mu.
steal representatives OF the new state.
: r Busser. Superintendent Of the
READING Rooms Departing issues
.thr following announcement regard
ing the Glee Club.
"The college bows have made the
Santa Re trim from the far vest and
from the east, but never yet from
what is often called the hackwoods
Albuquerque has heard them all. Tho
University OF New Mexico has greet
oH them with that cordial GOOD will
and geuerous judgment possible only
Under the sunny skies and halmy at-
.ospLcre OF am ideal land o. sun
hinc and maicsti. scenery Dr
Gray as president of this popular
oud growing school of the arts and
sciences. has lahorcd hard and made
unusual sacrifices 10 extend the in
Thence of this University 10 other
states and cities. In the passing sea-
lSog as have gone up and down the
line the most common question has
been. when ara the L. y. NJ bows
coming No Glee Clrh will be- vel.
coined as heartily ag theirs. The
Santa Fe has been willing 10 helm an
COLLEGES, but Albuquerque is q Santa
I 'e CITY and many of ourg Dors and
girls are students of tho University
|of New Mexico, hence We are proud
OF them and hence u is a great pleas
lure TO send the maround the circle
/ 20 sing 10 our employees az the lead
1 ling division points Here then is the
living argument that orr Government
did we'll when New Mexico was admit
ted into the Union
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
SOCIETY:
~ TELEPHONE en-
A TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE aOI.

The willow and the river
Ripple with silver speech,
And one refrain forever
They murm1r each 10 each.
Brook With the silver gravel,
Would that your lot were mine
so wander free. TO travel
Where grcener valleys shine
Strance ventures. fresh reyealings
And al the end--the sea
Brook. with your turns and wheelinss
Hov rich your life must be-"
Tree with the golden rustling,
Would that ! were so blessed,
To cease this stumbling, iostllnY.
This feverish unrest
Join the oceans riot.
You stand song-fillod and free
Tree. with your peace and quiet.
How rich your liie must be-
The willow and the river
Ripple with silver speech
And one refrain forever
They murmur each ~ each.
Louis Undermeyer iu smart Set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.

Mas MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been
u.ei i1r over SIXTY NEARS by MILLIONS u
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
lELfHlNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II
ouOTiiES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS
AlLANs all PAIN CURES WIND collie and
is the best remedy iot DiARRHu.A. II y ali.
-nluicly harmless. Ne sure and ask for "Mfs
Winslow's soothing syrup" and take no other
.iud. Twsnty-hV cents bottle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
y 7. C.'s With

y. 7. C.'s With
Mrs. Ponder.
Mrs. W. 4. Ponder was The genial
hostess Friday afternoon a. her home
lGi2 Harrison street. Tor the \. I
.C's from 3 TO 6 O'Clock Beautiful
bouquets % pink and white carna-
iions adorned the rooms where IN"
guests gathered for an afternoon WIN
necdlework and pleasant Intercourse
An enjoyable salad course was served
in the hostess usual charming man
ner Following are the guests Of the
club Mrs. W r. Han Mrs ? j.
Jewell Mrs RAYMOND lewell ME-
lV 4 Rirs Nrs NJ Curtis Mrs
IC " Humphreys Mrs W. ] Hop.
/ klns and Wrs p rruner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
Y ". \. Program.

Tho following program Tor inc I.
" a OF the First Baptist church
will be- rendered al the meeting 10 Doe
held May 20. with MIS-. Horace Cocoa.
iso0 Tyler street.
Song
Roll call answered with bible Vers-
es charactcrizinr women Of the New
Testament
Bible Reading THE story OF the
Maxi" Matthew 2: 2-l2).
Leader Miss Oman.
PRAYER.
Subject Ideas OF the Religion aud
Women OF the Orient Paragraphs
i-G1 Mrs Kirkman.
Home Liehts of tho Women 10
Paragraphs 6-lD Mrs Nicoli
"Moslem Religion Paragraphs
i1-Itl- Miss Kimbrough.
Quotations Orares 71-7Sl--Mrs.
Sam Vaughn
Questions O,23,il Mrs Howard
Trigg
Minutes of the last meeting Miss
GLADYS Harvey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
FRIDAY live Hundred
With Mrs. Gist

Mrs. 4. y Gist very rla"minFN
entertained ,hc Friday Five Hundred
club at her home. SOS Jackson street.
FRIDAY afternoon from 10 q O'Clock
The time was spent bon The rc-rla.
order of the club. the games rloslut
with Mrs clifford Prale, of palhH'
rs winner ~ the club favor q hand
embroidered guest towel later au
ENJOYABLE two course luncheon Was
served 10 the following guests Mes
DANES Hugh Humphreys. nick Ware
Sam Vaughn Clifford RraleV x. &
Necly = s Newhold Frank Salter
IT, y Hoover. G. G. BLACK =. Buck
nahsm G o Wolnin, Frank Wolf
lin. Earl Cobb. 81. H. Millen, ". y
ZONES. r l.. Watson. T. y Simmons
IN /. McMcans W. y bohoney \.
Lumpkin. and Misses Della Hughes.
Clio Hall and Ella ozier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
~ igIlm or
". Vi I Meeting.

fnll'Vr. .s Che prpgrau Tor TIE
Nomre iouary Union of tie
First H1nD church. which will be
held "Wednesday afternoon al the
home OF Nrs NcSpaldeu zoo Buct-
Juan street.
hymn
Prayer
Bible R.ijul-
Christian Stewardship Mis- Nc
Donald.
Thanks Wing Ann Mrs Roll.e
Scales
SOM Miss Eva NcSpldien
Recitation Nusa Carter
General Discussion OF Christian
Stewardship.
song Mrs Pierce
Free viii Offering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
buchanan Street
Mothers and Teas hers Club.

buchanan Street
No'hers' and Teas herr Club.
The buchanan street Mothers and
Teachers club Nin meet a. the
school bailding Thursday afternoon
1t 3:@0 O'Clock. with the following
program aud every member IL urged
10 he prcssit as This is the lest meet
Ink % tho wear
Scripture reading drs Reitman.
PRAYER
Seoretarys report
Election Of officers
Violin solo-Lainder Ilal Annis
Earlev.
Reading The Two Glasses AT.
minta wrlght.
Piano solo. The First Crocus waltz
Bessie FARLEY
Reading, The stray q 1beam--
Tearley Cox
Violin solo March from Tannhaus
Ter Eimer Easlcv.
The Toa" 10 be- given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs J. nrinker and
Mrs 4 s. Stinnetic promises 10 be
one 90 the most charming aud elab-
crate affairs Of the season
Co.
The ladies Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church viii serve delicious home
cooked chicken Al the Ioomls Handy
/ Kitchen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
o
Circle " NJ
f.lrnNUual

circle u of the Firs' Bapt'
church had for It's place of meetins
Friday. Glenwood, at the home az
Mrs " VI Golden Despite the try
ing weather. large attendance was
present. and very pleasant and pro-
fitable time VAS spent In the study OF
Genesis Four new members wer'
added 10 the circle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
SPEAKING
OF WAITING

IT'S something you don't have to con-
l. slider as possibility when you or.
der your printing Of us,
OUR quick work and prompt delivery
" isn't the only claim upon your
printing patronage goods We de-
liver are THE goods; there's that little
touch Of class to all our work that APP
peals 10 every discriminating person.
Suppose you give US your next order
big or little.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
Mr.. -ear~ l.nteiinin>
Cdteriou I luh.


The Criterion Club was most pleas
,n.lv entertained Thursday afternoon
M thp home oi Mrs. l.. 7 Sears. three
miles east OF the CITY An Informal
program added 20 the pleasure OF the
afternoon. Some yerv interesting poe
ners were rad bv Mrs Nay and Yrs
Weston. with Mrs Benton as leader
NJ me lesson 81 the close OF the
business refreshments OF pressed
chicken on lettuce leaves, pickles,
sandwiches. cake. peaches with whip
peI cream and hot tea were served.
Those present were Mesdames Molly
poauv. G. Dammier j y Vernon,
Gucrre. Benton. Wols,ou, Nay p'l-
sou aud Humphreys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
Bridge" With
Mr. HoneN

a very pleasant afternoon of
.oridee was enjoyed Friday when Mrs
W. H. Bone} entertained the players
.dt the home OF Mrs ? ". Veaie f400
Madison street from 3 20 d o'clock
The afternoon was devoted to a de-
uahtiul round OF games. the players
refusing TO bring them % a close I'M
.til late 90 the afternoon. Covers were
then laid Tor the following luncheon
.ot ereamed chicken. in patty Guns
pickles. tomato aspic. chirped po,a.
toes, hot rolls, Jelly. olives. cake AMI
coffee. Those present were Mes.
danes TIVE vs.. H Yn'en. T s,rk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21

we'll. \ Fhers,adt. J. Green. \. r.
Hardin. J o Mathews. J. y. Riggs
o. " veale. Z =. Wheeler. and
Aisses Lucille Ve,le. Grace so kWell
and MARGARET Rher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
Mothar, club Program.

Tho i0iloviu- program win be- req
dcred al the meeting of the Mothers
and Teachers Club OF the Johnson
Street s.hoo. Tuesday afternoon.
April o. an mothers of the Johnson
street school pupils are earnestly re-
srestod 90 be- present
song Primary Pupils
Reading Primary Pupils
SONG Third Grade Pupils
riano Solo Thslma Crosslcy
Peading Opal Hughes
iano Solo GLADYS Whitfield.
Trio: Glover Leaf-Nellie Carter,
NJ v Barringer Norma Garner.
BEADING Nav Edwads.
Piano Solo Ms. W. o. Feese.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
y. 10. C's In
fpsiness Session.

An important business meeting OF
he United Daughters OF the Confed-
sracy will be held Thursday after
noon al the home OF Mrs. J. b. Beard.
, tni Harrison steet, and a fLll at
iendanee is earnestly requested to be
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
- &. Club Queries.

Tho following queries viii be used
a, the meeting OF the D. 4. G. Club
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Rcss Wheatley, 600 Washington
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
POFS "BEIIS."

What Is the date Of the publication
OF this poem when did Poe die
bow does this poem rank In pop
uldrity among the few poems that
have pcrpetuatcd Poc's name
How many kinds OF bells are spok-
IN o. tThc original draft of seven
teen lines wrote Of silver and iron
bells only
show graduation Of sound quality
from lehtcst 20 heaviest Kind Of
bells
What adjective is applied TO small,
silver bells
Wa the term ruui0 rhyme chos.
en- for Dos application or for It's cu-
phony
show ALTERATION and its effect in
third and eleventh lines.
Sho, preponderance oi .oHujs Of
'u Do 3D. and "r'
Show chance ot effect in thc mel
"a sounds OF %" and 900 IN the
g6ldt1 BELLS
SHOW hos startled fb, effect In
tte Hrl be'. with th,.. nren.nd-
.r.raa of .i' sounds
What hat, mellow sw.rsiu- bells
given na., to boo tl. s'auEa
N.f. ffe harsh effect made hy lou-
Do. .01.oranf sounds of .cI' 's'. '
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

WANTED-To keep cow for
her feed during the summer.
Will give the best care and feed
we'll. Phone Ais.
FOR SALE-Roller Top Desk, Safe
and Underwood Typewriter, either
cash or on time. Apply to Thos.
w. Stokes, Phillips Block. Phone
TAT. 35tf-
Mr.. G. E. Harrison, of Ocilla,
was among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Cliff Barfeld was up from
Ocilla yesterday.
Mr.. Eugene Shirley, of Cuth-
BERT spent yesterday in the city.
Is your subscription paid up?
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05
From The Pest House.
Mosquitoes Carry Death
Dealing Germs and Should
Be Feared

There is no longer any question
that the mosquito is a serious
menace both to health and life.
Until the Government finds a
means of completely graduating
them it is up to the individual to
protect him self.
You can't tell where the mos
quito that bites you tonight has
come from. He may have just
left some smallpox patient, or
someone afflicted with some other
loathsome disease. Do you want
him to infect you with deathdeal-
ing germss
We know OF no better way to
suggest immunity from mosquitoes
than the use of Rexall Skeeter
Skoot. It is pleasant to use, but
it keeps the mosquitoes away.
They will not touch you as long as
there is any Rexall Skeeter Skoot
on your person. We guarantee
this, and if it fails to keep mosqri-
toes away from you, we will glad
ly refund your money. Price 10,
Is and so cents. Sold in this COM
munity only at our store.
Denmark Drug Co.
zAe Ts2aeg Store
Fitzgerald. Ga.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05
Semi Meeting Of The
Directors Of the Ex-
change National
Bank.

The Directors of The Exchange
National Bank, at their semi-annual
meeting July Sd, passed 100000
up to the surplus fund and
paid dividends to their stockholders
for one-half of the above amount.
This is in line with their long
standing policy to leave in the bank
a large portion of its profits for the
protection of its depositors, paying
out to its stockholders only nominal
dividends.
This increase of surplus puts this
bank on the bankers honor roll. and
it speaks well for Fitzgerald and
this territory to have the distinction
of possessing an Honor Roll Bank.
This institution is regarded as being
very strong and liberal in its deal
ings.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05
The Legislative Farce.

professional Prohbionsts the Legislature have postponed
action on Tppns Bill until Monday Have
accommodating bunch eows The chief of the beer brigade is out
the wait for him The boss obbest is out OF the
Statebos there won't be pool do business without him. we
lust make something out OF this thing else
the session awuy So the people fooled and
representatives allowing themselves be made tools Of Are
you ever going catch the game?
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05
Annual Meeting
Of Blue and Gray

The 1912 annual meeting of the
Blue and Gray convened at the Park
July 4, with Commander Marcus
Luke in the chair. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Commander-C. H. Brooks.
Senior Vice-Commander-T. A.
Judge.
Junior Vice-Commander-P. R.
Booker.
Surgeon-Dr. Boyd.
Chaplain-Rev. E. j. Hammond,
Color. Bearer-Bert Billiard.
Adjutant and Quartermaster-R.
Mathews.
Park Commissioner-Lee Scott.
Moved and carried a committee
of three be appointed to audit and
pay all bills incident to the celebra-
ton. Marcus Luke, VIM. McCor-
mick and R. Mathews were appoint
ed as such com mittee.
Moved and carried a vote of
thanks be extended to Capt. Halle
and company for their valuable SER
vice. A vote of thanks to the May
or and speakers, the band and Mr.. D.
L. Martin for their invaluable aid in
making the celebration a grand sue
cess. MARCUS LUKE, Com.
r. MATHEWS, Adjutant.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05
Presbyterian Church

There will be preaching Sunday
morning. next. by the pastor, Rev.
S. G. Hutton. but owing to the
extreme hot weather there will be
no night service. There will be a
chiIdren's meeting SUNDAY after
noon at 4 o'clock.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

Trust-bustng not always help the It's
sort of political cock and bull story
Gasoline has advanced cents gallon since the Standard
Oil Company dissolved and the competing corporations have
all advanced together Economy Of administration whole
made the Standard the model of efficiency minimum cost OF
subcompanes added 81 times the amount OF ex
pense for distribution managing and of the
has to pay freight Our representatives must fish for another
remedy Dsorganzng well managed institution is not the rem
edy by which the public may be helped
The smoke from clearing awayhe aggregate result
the Democratic National Convention clearly Bryan victory anoush
Governor Marshall be called Progressive Ills eec
ton the largely due the fact that the
Republican the exponent of ndanas prohibition sen
Taggar of Indiana of the gambling den Of Lick
Springs organized the beer and liquor interests put in his man. Mar
thereby himself in the gambling business We are not
very proud victory believe that Prof Wilson will
fer very endeaing his running It's combna
ton.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

ATTORNEY General Fielder would rather be defeated running
for Governor than Attorney General There reflection in
defeat for Governor but would the people didn't believe
his legal he be turned out of office after
term only There doesn't to be in the gbrna
toria race-no ongfelt want to supply and with the
misfortune to named Fielder at this time is certainly taking
some chances
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

Most people would succeed in
small things if they were not
troubled with great ambitions.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

Life is not so short but that
there is always time enough for
courtesy.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

s CAPITA. . .~s"% 7 Sss. S- s.s~-
- THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
FITZGERALD, GA, July 1912
BANK:
resolutions placing this OanK OH
he ROLL
directors ana
until the
financially that not need TO draw out '
but their bank as
depos1tors and above the
fundr ire by
National Bank to
accumulate
its surplus
until reached One Hundred
3.
if
mt IN five ftftbs We have done five times as
prudent directors to safeguard
of make
the United
States Bank
East
record that careful
t1mesa ften as
things O.
depo
fact tibet the public is
oogn1z1ng determination Lead
in daily
BOWEN,
TURNER, Act1v ice
j.. D..
M. M. stantC ashie
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-05

This meon-cutng time for the bankers as well as farm
ers But still there is difference.
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Ben Hill County Democrats

The National Democratic Committee will need your
help President and members Of Congress to be elect
ed To carry this undertaking it will take bar
res of legal tender dollars The attack by Mr. Bryan on
the few millionaire the party budened with will result
in anempty treasury 1t becomes the privilege of the
rank and file Of Democracy prove their faith by their
works.
The Republican party will expend every effort and
money without limit to carry the doubtful states 10
whip the devil you have got fight him with fire We
do not relish the dish but confronted with cond
ton and not theory.
The Leader Enterprise will forward to the National
Committee any funds that may be entrusted to and
will publish the names of the contributors and see that
personal receipt issued them direct from headquarters
Show your patriotism by sending us 81 90. 1t takes
money to carry on a National Campagn-it takes more
money this year than and the supply limited Be
one of million to help out the cause of Democracy.
Following are the contributions received:
Isdor Gelders. ...........................S1.OO
A. H. Denmark. ................. LOO
j. A. Murphy. Observation-Disclosures. I.OO
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Rates for Display Advertising furnished on Application
Local Readers the line each insertion No ad taken or
less than % cents.
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ROBT. ". BOWEN, President
NJ DICKSON, Vice-President
]. B. CLEMENTS. Vice-President
T. f. TURNER. Vice-President
T. D. DORMINEY, Cashier
NJ M. STEPHENS, Asst Cashier
The oasis., 1912-09-21

benefit of the community in devel- opment of a musical taste. Mrs. c. Bartlett, a lady of rare attainments, who has come into the vicinity recently, is president of the new club, Mrs. J. F. Cunningham is vice president, and Miss Fern Bart lett is secretary.
 Last week Mir. George Beebe hired two men at Benson to dig post holes. He paid their railroad fare from Benson to Elgin, kept them over night and all the next day, during which time they dug about fifty post holes, and before morning of the second day they hiked out. Mr. Beebe learned afterward that they had expressed discontent on account of the dis tance from a pool table. He con- templates setting up one on the ranche as an inducement to the help to remain.
 Last Saturday Messrs. Edward L. Mix, clerk of the superior court; Mr. Robert E. Lee, court reporter; R. R. Earhart, county treasurer Thomas J. Thompson, county as- sessor; and Arthur Powell, went out to the picnic at Cottonwood grove, northwest from Elgin, and were cordially greeted by the picnickers. After the days doings were ended they went to Camille, where they remained over night, returning home via San Rafael Sunday The party travelled in Mr. Powell's automobile.
 Accounts from Gro Blanco are to the effect that the posting of a troop of United States cavalry on the line in that vicinity, to patrol the border and prevent smuggling
The oasis., 1912-09-21

easily overthrow his rival, not be- cause he believes in Progressive principles; and that Roosevelts adoption of the shibboleth Pro gressiveism" is no more sincere than is Films, The hollowness of it all was expressed aptly by disgusted Roosevelt man from Pittsburg, the day following Roose- velrs appearance at Tucson. "Flinn's children, he is raising" said he in i'll concealed disgust, "why he has but one child and she is already raised; she is an old maid thirty years old if she is day"
 And the same tricky evasion of the question of his support from political bosses like Finn, Mr. Roosevelt has employed when he has been questioned by auditors ab- out trust magnates supporting him. When he was at Saginaw, Mich igan, in his speech there, as re- ported in the Saginaw Daily News, while he was railing at the trust magnates who support either Taft or Wilson, someone flung at him the question:: How about Per kins?"-the Harvester trust, Steel trust magnate. And there came the same reply, word for word, as that published in the Tucson Star as given to the question about Finn. "I am glad you asked me this question my friend. MT. Perkins is man of great wealth, etc."
 Not only was the Tucson speech of Colonel Roosevelt "a frost," but all accounts from all parts of the country are to the same effect. The man fails to impress people with his sincerity--in fact his in- sincerity is what does impress them and he is losing ground as he goes.