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MRS. MORROW WILT
 RELY ON AN ALTRI

Chicago, Jan. 4.-The body of Mrs. Morrow's husband WAS exhumed Thursday for the second post mo- tenn Me judge has announced that the preliminary hearing of Mrs. Mot- row will be held as soon as report is made of the condition of the body and the position of the wounds. Mrs Morrow will endeayor to prove an alibi for her defense.
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i r' BRIEF MENTION
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A. J.Stewart has reeurned from I Isines4 trip to Sheridan. M. Richardson of Cornerstone, was
 the Gity yesteray OH business. Mrs. B. F. Ashcraft of Lake Nil SC, Wos in the city yesterday. M. 6Rbernable has returned from busiilE:s visit to Little Rock. w. R@Hallack Of Cornerstone, was busiless visitor inthe city yester- Inhn E. Wiley. prominent liant sOf Kidding, was in t'1a city .yes- rday
 dT044F Sheppard mas gone 10 Tyler, exAMMhere he will attend 2 busi- ss scs fge
 Assney ". T Woodbridge has re- sNe{fronl a legal business trip
 Lt Pns,',
 F " 'i", d prominent rler- anN4 fi Wis il the ely yes- rf8 ln business.
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AT THE HOTELS
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At tae Jefferson ~1 ' Milestone, Memphis Martell Smith, Tulsa, Okla; J. F. sau=tt., wait aid wife, Lake City; Mrs. 3 2 Ashoraff Lake Nillarge: Harry Hardy New York; WiN P. Phinnet Ne0, York, Miss Rosa Tulane. New York Joseph Naming, New YorD F c Taylor, New York; O1j>< t,rte lle, New York; E. L.. Delaney New yark, w 3. Glass. Cincinnafi B, Samson, New Yark,, Ei1a Mar37s. New York; Norma McCleoo. New York; J Drey- fus, Chicago, H &afalst1y, St. Louis; G. C. Hunter = Louis. Merd Rob- .zrfs. Little R3c. |. F Purcell, St. f1oufs. Lewis r'Is]tat. Little Rock; F N. Gtegory ts2 Roea; : Sachs, At4ejwer: Nit'le!.>. Warren, Aak.: H. G rs,4e!e.7-az shreveport, Ia.
 Memphis: H. G. Ha1too. Little Rock ;; F F. Malcourt. Little Rock Ed Red ding and wife, New York; Fn,. No Ian, New Yoyk. E. Haaer, New York: Robert Cusick. New York. Frank Miller, New York; Frank Lynch, Kew York: Elsie Shafar. New York: Ed Phillippe New York. Mir. and Mrs. Corder, New York Virginia Moncure, New York, sl r Brad- ford. city: Moses s. McCord, Little Rock: l.. NJ aoyts. 5|rookhaven, Miss: Miss lil'je Greene. Rernice.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
 "Eures in Every Case.'

MT. Jas. McCaffery. Mgr. of the schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., recom- mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, because it cures in every case. T have used it myself and I have recommended it to many oth- CTS who have since told me of it's great curative power in diseases of the throat and lungs" For all coughs and colds it is speedily ef- feetive-W. l.. Dewoody & Go.
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To Cure q told iu One Day.

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. F. ". GROVES signature is on each box 35c,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

Our Gas Stoves are constructed upon the latest scientific principals and give best heat for amount of gas consumed.-F Bros Hardware Go. Retail Department. F 2S If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

Buy Bucks Natural Gas Range and you will have satisfaction and l. long lived stove.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Co f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

Plumbers Union No. 516 met last night in regular session at the hall over the Western Union on West Barraque street. President C. H. Heck pr sided over the meeting and aboat twelve members were in attendance
 Only routine matters were disposed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

-Thousands of cases considered aopeless are now cured by spinal ad- justments My former patients are my best references, they know. Dr. Martin, over Clevelaad-Matthew Hdw Co. 12 3 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

Gall 129l for quick messenger service. Il
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HEIRESS Is MARRIED
 TO HER CHAUFFEUR

Chicago, Jan 4.-Mls Mabel M TreanDn, South Bend, Ind, said 10 possess more n4an $1,ooo,0Oo, was married here yesterday ea her former chauffeur and priva-e aretary, Ha"- " Afr ad W0oa. who is many years younger. The cer arnony was perform .ad in the presence of the woman's two sops, the older of whom, it is said, is nearly the az of ilts slepfather.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
teaaeut-ef tat5
ee Pine Bl \. the close of bussa
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 F aleoa. ea hat- atH "a t2ae 85oz. atafaeH is 47e .e=# ". II. WH59sss= =Iaeele3 H D l0NEs, Director.
 s1o5r fo md subscribed 10 befe5e H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

Complete .ssock of the old Relis- s...s Winchester and U M. c. shells Yna catridge-ail makes Guns and Rifles. ARMS CO Dept ef F1ld Lloyd Gro. Go. l0-1S-tf
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}Hflfs

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TuE 1zI4>G 0F A1l41Rll.
Pine Hjaf, recpie Are tii7fH Gess
 .iacine Proof.

E5 better fase of any article can sA asae Haan #He te9 of=ttae and f5fis x sar;.e ;.e5,5aF#4 ttq# o5 2 ktdn med etae noaas Kidney rillz haze .faad sais Fest @aa st8o1 | vli 9.aae HHt.ee proof of tae msei's ii zle could gon demand tEaa .a@ @taseaea5 cf Fje# a'8ff f=s,- taps aso mas been 1afad 8aa i#a ssEs1 srred
 5he foilo~fas
 C E r'ia#e4 fseo F sJzE5 A4#a ao Bi0fs, Art a>si aat still \aa@am#ead noao K'6a ' 55s5. hieAsaz#ad eeofif# 1s# ata#emeat gaTo iH v1 | praise *aae years 9s9 f6t afa\ s5f4 remedy #aae i'' oa 7ae Xezo permanent Thor 0as aea 9i!tza aaa N a5snes in aa 'se a.d ad trouble eoa5 t3e Id nz4 s.eeetiaas. Baan s Kidae2 ti5a Weae once b t4e ret of ny com plaHt aad net onIY stopped he back ache ha. restored my kidneys to , normal condition
 For sale by all dealers. 4nies caats Foster-Miifnr1 Co Buff 10. Naa Yarl<. sale gents for tHe IInit- ef. : Sates.
 Remember thc name-Doan 5- al." ahe ae other.
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". II. BeIlamy was visitor in Pt4e

Mf@dtW M1port, If Pine Emf, yis d TTfafi}rs herr Tim day
 ttH &ul5faiau8 .tg ..;s.s fr. ara Nh. fsz a#ve. 9to @as ba araad d. improved 1.a 5aE.t 4E i.55zz Hs=ef A}# Us
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
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,,. The o,,I EsnI,at'on of the Won-
 ,ost Christ 5 Temperen . Union
 yst,'s se'ters afternoon at @he Frs vs vqsaodst e |rcfl with the president, ..s as' " c kyidson, pres ing, The ,s,''eadance a large and 4a9 meet .s Vas er Iuefastic. IT. subject T" the afts hon was "lea,sla1lon." NJ a article d ftled Proc c'a948ti0n for S'onal C., +itutional p1oaibit1on,~ m 'Vo ape sd in thel tate paper. u. White abboner, was read ny as's s fisacka and wa very inter ., Ds 4 Ter entitled *i@gisla- n s ofih' Is read b Mrs. sc- .'s4' s4'e pla, were made for a re o. ,p''a Nhd will b,, Aela for Ghe n Mef1be at thej nexG meeting, n Usfd 1tsday ta lis month. Ri, VeetioD &0k officers will also b
 al the next me ing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

8lthough all preparations were IlI Sfor the weidi"e ami many out ls(&Wn guests and fts had arrived Fl Physical condition of MT. York S ifIsto be such the nuptfils eonld no, { pbserved. No set i'm. has been
 2 iSgestetl f5r he wedding. It being 11d that another date will not b. pcided until Mr. York reeovers. t possible that he will leave the cisE q few days for recuperation.
 Prepa were carr ed even to Il shearsal 4t Grace church Tuesday pening. Memphis NeHsS Scimitar.
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,p'S r' Ipp. pie Society.
~ Ntddhsg Pc noned.

se "fdaing of aiss Rosa B. Knapp e f'oo4H B. k. prominent n
 sss9a s eiety. hicb was to have %a s9lea1ized odnesday evening 9faee Faiscolsal oaareb. has been
 .sspoAed d:f e]y The reason n'eh Tor the pouemcut is that ar' York f1s aff red nervous
 b%n.ftY. .s1Hg TWO strenuous 2iences within ihe last year .n ELI which ,''e came ! ar losing h}s
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EOOdnlnn-Bryan.

b0Odn1An- Bryan.
 Miss Nell Goodman etad gsd Bryan, oth of t, is city. e.or aui"tS mag r. i "Wednesday evening af the parso4- ee of the First Mefhodis rhnrea. ev. w. c. Davidson performing t2', sremony The brid is the daughter LIS. w. p. Goodman and is very ,pular young lady Mir Bryan is the n Of M. E. Bryan and is well known
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
Jefferson (0uu. aylags Bank

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28

! tt vi
HUB STORE |
@o@ee@@
AT THE OLD STAND
OF
Dr.. Spalding's Drug Store,
LeOnGrdtOeC7s. Md.
Will open It's doors on
March the 3Oth.
I m \ !!
A visit to this store can hardly fall TO
DO Of benefit to any one resident In st.
Mary's County. II win save You money
and give you the opportunity Of viewing
the latest fashions OF New York and
Paris style. Keep You right mp 20 the
minute In fashions as no other store can,
Extra Prices for Easter Opening
5 . u V II N / * >
HANDSOME BoUQuEToF FLOW.
Frs, will be given to every customer on
our opening day. Don't be without one.
s u | [ s
There In a suit here to please every
woman In the county and at o price 70
please you still more.
But we want to call particular atten.
ton to our SALE OF
sis d sic Suits at $3.50.
Other suits cut In proportion for
Opening.
s K | r Il S.
SKIRTS In an almost endless variety
herein fact we are in doubt wksther
you will be most agreeable surprised by
the wonderfully large assortment or the
wonderfully small prices
SO & So skirts, $3.50.
So ~ $50 - So TO.
SO a. - e ~ 90.
Easter Hats.
Some very interesting prices ia exelu.
sive kew York Easter models and our
own selected designs.
@s & t10 Hats. 81 on.
IS < SO HasA, s2.Bs.
So & 4A Hats. 81 NS,
Some very special prices In
CHILDREN's HATS,
and
WALKING HATS too.
IN the LADIES.
UNDERWEAR Dept.
As an Introductory special,
zoe Corset Bodies, 15c.
~ ladies night gown Ioc.
Lere is a icw varieties 70 call
your special attention,
$1.oo Corsets. d9c.
ST. 90 Hid Gloves all eoIoEs, as
special, A9c.
Embroidered hadkfs. " and I6e
for 8 cents.
chIIdFen's hadkfs Sc, for te.
Children S Dresses.
The youngsters always need Clothes
and when you can get such values as
these, IL would be shame not 60 buy
few. Sizes 60 IA years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
LEONAhDrOWN, MD.
Before man mortgages his prop

Before man mortgages his prop
erty, he naturally desires to consid-
or the transaction well, and he GER
tainly wants to be consulted about
it, and not to leave the matter entire
ly In the hands of his attorney even
though he may have the greatest
confidence in him. The Road Bond
Bill does not meet these require
ments and many OF our people are
undoubtedly warm on the subject.
Our people want good roads, are
willing to be taxed for them, but
they do not want q matter OF such
moment as bond issue of $7b, OOO
settled for them at the mere obItsT
dictum of any one or two men
They naturally want to express
their own opinions In q matter o.
such moment. If there ever was a
case for referendum. this is one oil
them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28

Five thousand people make a good
sized town, yet more than this number
are employed at sTRAWBRIDGE &
CL0THIER's In Philadelphia In add.
tion TO the immense business OF our Re
tail Store, thousands OF good merchants
all over the country sell 5TRAWBRIDGE
CLoTHIER Suits, Coats, skirts, Linens.
Upholstery Materials, Underwear, H oslo
ry and Dress Fabrics We prefer that you
buy OF your local dealer II he carries our
goods-and be should II be handles mer-
chaudiss OF quality and distinction II
you cannot obtain the lines you wish In
your own town. write for free copy OF
the Spring and Summer Fashion Cata-
logue OF our Retail Store which In now
ready. Address Strawbridge & Clothfer,
Philadelphia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
saby chIeks For saIe.

Baby Chicks for sale after March 10.
can furnish Barred Plymouth and 8. G.
White Leghorns, day old Baby Chicks
at $5 per 30. $40 per 100. Also eggs
from the same breeds at75 cents per set
ting OF 1B or % per hundred, all from
bred-to.lay stock. Book your orders
now.
L. W. COLE,
Feb, 9e- Dsayds0, NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
L. RUDE & SON
ArteSian Well Drillers,
TiLGHMAN's ISLAND. MD.

We are now prepared to book orders
for Artesian Wells In st. Mary's County,
also erect Towers Il Tanks OF any size
and equip them with Hydraulic Ram or
Gasoline Engine Pumping outfits. We
are the old original well drillers and
have drilled nlne-tenths OF all the wells
In st Mary's County. Write us for
prices and our binding guarantee will
pay your to have us drill your well.
Agents for Baltimore Cooperage Co.
Tank and Towers.
Mar, al 6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
anirad d ma undar wood what te

auired OF Mr. Underwood what be |
anticipated would happen TO the sugar
industry III Louisiana II the tax was
removed from sugar. Mr.. Under
wood replied frankly that he did not
know what would happen to the
sugar industry OF that state. but
hoped ID would survive, as 1t had
done on previous occasions. He
added there was one thing be did
know, however, and that was that
the total production of sugar in
Louisiana was less than one tenth OF
the entire sugar consumption in the
United States. and that he did not
Believe In the principal OF taxing
81, 900, 900 American citizens In or
der that acomparative few sugar
producers might make an extra
profit.
The PRIcR or SUGAR.
The wholesale price OF standard
graduated sugar In New York on
the day this item is written Ia % 80
per hundred pounds. One week ago
today the price wass575, one month
ago today 1915 and one year ago,
a so. These figures are taken from
the Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade
Journal the onacial publication OF
the sugar industry OF the U. S.
Whether the sugar trust finds i
necessary to increase prices Il
reimburse itself for the stolen mil
lions 10 was forced to disgorge II
the government, following the expo
sure OF the underweighing frauds, Of
whether the increases are really
justified by shortage of sugar pro
ductiou aboad. is considered deba
able question by many. Bat tho
fact tha. the wholesale price Of Lon
don averages 2 cents pouad les'
than 10 New York the year around
shows beyond question the advan
tage 10 favor OF the consumers ID
she country where there Is neither
q sugar tari6 nor a sugar trust.
Two SUGAR TRUsT CHECKS.
When abe bill to repeal the tax on
sugar was up for discussion In tbs
house, Asher G. Kinds Of Maine,
arose aud loudly proclaimed that {
certain ledger In the Office Of tbs
sugar trust in New YORK would
show that the trus. had sent checks
to the campaign managers OF both
the Democratic and Repub lear
parties. Mr.. Hardwiek OF Georgia
replied. He said that what Mr..
Kinds stated was true, but that the
same book also showed that the
check which had been sent to the
Democratic cam paign headquarters
had been returned uncashed,
whereas the one sent 10 the Repuo-
leans had been cashed and spent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
MEMS ovERcoATs,

From 81. so up to s15. A lates
overcoat, with q presto collar,
price, $40, my price is only 80 z
wool Black coats. BATS; Tor tbs
S6.75. Boys over coats as 4
So cents, and up TO $3.50. Mems
40, rs, 90, 81. 10 and $3.50 are
worth So. Knee pants as low al
pair, and up to ti5c,
Ladies' suits, black and blue &C
suits, "a 80, worsted suits. $500.
suits, $2.l0. Ladies' atwood 81
$2.40 and as low as &l.35. La
black fur coats, 81. 40, are really W
SIS. Ladies' all-wooi coats, 8:
Misses coats, ali colors, as low as 1
and up to 1916, Children coats
baby coats, all calors, $1.25. 7.
Bear Coats, 81 As. children and
dies atwood sweaters, all colors,
white and grey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
Shoes SHoESI

Mems fine shoes as low as e. .
latest style make 81 So, patel
buttons 1926 and up to o. pal
dies fine shoes as low as 5Sc, pc
az high as $500. Here il your
every day shoes, Kangaroo
ladies az low as 81,10 paifs
shoes the same. Coarse shoes
az 9Sc. pair and ap to SO,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
Fall Nnd MlDterOck
AT
NJ. L. MILLlSeS
BARGAIN Hoe.
LEON ARDTowN, n

SPECIAL IN CLOTH
Mems Suits medium weigh1k
Heavier weight. 81 25. Nice I.
suit, 81 30 Latest make, Suit
All wool serge. 81 "a suit, =
order really worth $40, my i.
1918 A No. / Suit, $l2 so, T.
worth $2A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
NOTIONS.

Mems underwear, feeced, pals. 76s
piece 3Sc, light weight, per piece, 1oc
Mems fine shirts, stiff blossoms, worth|
81, my price, 25c. 81 shirts, my price,
10 cents; Mems working shirts, B foH
one dollar. Mems socks. pairs for 26sa
Misses stockings, z pairs, 25c. Mems
suapenders. 3 pairs, acc. Mems linss
collars, for acc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
DRY GOODS.

Cold weather coming. Double blank
cts pair 6ec. extrasizes, csc. Quilts idr
double beds, csc, silk quilts, e1.4Ss
Horse Blankets, 3Sc, extra slaes and
doubled, 9Sc. Buggy robes, plush ri Hg,
and ~ 40 for one ID really worth $500
Canton Flannel, I'D OK and 0c, Tor the
best Aes damask table cloth Ii worth
Doc, my price, 19c, cotton yard " ida, Be.
HATSl HATS
Now special for the ladies' and Misses
ana girls wear prepared to suit any
lady or Miss with the latest styls hats
and with the lowest price. socome ands
get suited before they are packed over.
Also Mis- Millison win give q nice pre-
sent with every hat bought from her.
! invite all my customers and friends.
NJ. L. MILLISON,
~ ! !, LeonsrdtoWn, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-03-28
NOTICE.

Tho store property at Budd's
Greek, consisting Of storehouse,
dwelling and acre OF land attached
will be for rent from May / Terms
one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply 10
Nav a. n n R.. 80
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-17
LABOR DEPARTMENT
BILL WAS PASSED
Measure Creating a Tenth
Cabinet Officer Not Op-
posed in the House.
(Nationa1 News Associs.,on)

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
house today unanimously passed the
Sulzer bill creating a department of la
bor
This bill creates the tenth member
of the Presidents cabinet. 1t estab-
fishes the department of labor and
changes the present department of
commerce and labor to the depart
ment of commerce. A secretary of la
Dor, three assistant secretaries, a soli-
citor "a chief clerk, a disbursing clerk
and many other minor employees are
provided. The commissioner general
of immigration, the commissioner of
labor and several other high officials
now in the department of commerce
and labor are shifted over to the new
department. The bill gives the depart
ment of labor the right to collect and
public all statistics relative to labor
and authorizes the secretary to call on
any government department for infor-
nation. 1t also authorizes the secre-
tary of labor to act as a mediator in
questions of industrial dispute and to
appoint commissioners of concilia-
ton in labor disputes, thereby giving
the influence of the government to-
ward industrial peace.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-17
IS
TURNED DOWN.
FOR MEETING
Connersville Place Where
District G. 0. P. Will Gath
er.-Dr. Zimmerman Is a
Possible Nominee.
palladium Specially

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, July IL
At the meeting of the district COM
mittee of the Republican party here
yesterday afternoon with Linus P.
Meredith of Richmond, district chair
man, Connersville was named as the
place, and Tuesday, August 13, as the
date for the holding of the convention
to nominate a candidate for congress-
The meeting was we'll attended and
much enthusiasm was manifested
!, among the leaders from the various
counties in the district. Chairman
Meredith urged constant and diligent
work on the part of the county lead
district. ~
Among those who attended the meet
ing in addition to Chairman L. P
Meredith, were c. E. Erganbright and
Walter Bossert, of Liberty, Ora Myers
of Greenfield, Clay Bebout of Rush
vile. William Robbins of Richmond,
w. l.. Risk, of New Castle, and Elmer
Bassett of Shelbyville.
Fred !. Barrows Favored.
At the meeting and in the hotel lob
by considerable discussion as to the
probable congressional nominee was
INDUCED in and the name of Fred l.
Barrows, former mayor of Corners
vile, and one of the Roosevelt lead
ers in the district convention last
March to select delegates to the ma
tional convention was repeatedly
heard. Mr.. Barrows was generally
looked upon with favor and it is be-
lieved that he would be a strong can
didate. - -
Other men mentioned for the nomi-
nation were Walter Bossert, the
young Liberty attorney, and DR.. w,
w. Zimmerman, mayor of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-17
A REPORT BY MAYOR
On Street Lighting Question
to Be Prepared.

Mayor Zimmerman is compiling a
report upon the question of whether
the city should pay it's light bills. The
mayor stated this morning that he
would set forth his arguments in the
report. which he will present to eoun-
Gil at its next meeting.
1t is gathered from the ] mayors
statement today that opinion ON this
matter has been slightly changed.
Heretofore he has held that although
no Improvements are to be made next
year it would be impossible for the
city to pay for its light bill unless
the taxes are raised Today he stated
that it might be possible to appropri-
ate money enough to pay for the cost
of the current by the city in its street
are lights. parks and public buildings
without raising the taxes, in case no
improvements were made next year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-17
Rejects Van Valkenberg's
Suggestion of Placing the
Same Electors on Progress
sive and @. 0. P. Tickets.
iPLAN NOW FAVORED
BY A FEW LEADERS
T. r. Says 1t Would Give a
Passive Admission that
President Taft Was Regu-
larly Nominated.
National News Association

OYSTER BAY, July 1T reiterate
there is to be no compromise" was
Col. Roosevelt's reply today to a query
concerning the likelihood to his yield
ing to the plan of some of his Mary
land and Pennsylvania leaders to
have the same electors placed upon
the Republican progressive tickets in
November. The ex-president's atten.
tion was drawn to an interview with
E. A Van Valkenberg of the Coloners
Pennsylvania leaders, in which he in.
dicated that William Finn and others
backing the joint electors scheme be.
lieved that they were really working
for Roosevelt's own interests and that
Roosevelt would be able to get the en-
tire 3S electoral votes from that state
If he permitted them to go on both
tickets and leave it to the voters.
If this were not done, Van Valken
berg pointed out, Roosevelt could not
hope for more than thirty electors
from Pennsylvania.
Is stoutIy Opposed.
When this was outlined to Col
Roosevelt he indicated that he was
stoutly opposed to any scheme that
would give the suggestion that he con
sidered Mr.. Taft entitled to one elec
toral vote in Pennsylvania. He made
it clear that he would fight to the enc
against having the electors that were
named for him at the primary put or
the Taft ticket. Roosevelt takes the
attitude that to enter any such dea
would give passive admission that
Taft was, after all, regularly nominal
ed at Chicago and entitled to as many
of the electoral votes as he can man
age to control.
Roosevelt has the support of many
of his leaders, including Senator Dix
on, in the stand he has taken. The
Roosevelt leaders will thresh the af
fair out when they get to Chicago
preceding the convention. Roosevelt,
will be there two days before the con
vention to take part in the argument
If the majority of the leaders decide
against the Colonel he will submit but
not until he has put up tremendous
fight.