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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17
7EDDY'S CONFESSION OF FAITH
Summary of RooseveIts Address Before the National Conven-
7.>.I : ton of the Progressive Party

TARIFF Believe in a protective tar
iff approached from standpoint of
the whole people and not bundle
of preferences to be given favored
individuals; permanent tarih COM
mission, with revision schedule by
schedule.
HIGHER COST OF LIvING-Fearless
intelligent and searching inquiry in
to whole subject, by absolutely non
partisan experts who shall recon-
s mend necessary remedies needless
/ of what interest may be hurt and
carinf only for interests of people as
z whole.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS-Effici-
L ent army and navy; Panama Canal
tolls on deep-water commerce should
be uniform to all nations, including
ourselves: American coastwise yes
sells should pass through the canal
free.
THE CoURTs-When a judicial de-
cision involves an Interpretation of
what the people mean by the con-
situations which they have framed
and laws passed by the people are
nullified because the courts say
those laws are contrary to the peo-
pies will as expressed in their Con
Stitution, there must be reference
to the people of the public effect of
such decisions under forms securing
fun elaboration" to the end that
the people may rectify this alleged
defeat in their Constitution by
popular vote having all the force of
a Constitutional amendment.
THE TRUSTS-A National Industrial
Commission should be created,
which should have complete power
like those exercised over the rail
ways by the Interstate Connie" e
Commission, and additional powers
If found necessary. Where those
concerns deal with the necessaries
of life, the commission should not
shrink, If the necessity is proved,
from going to the extent Of eXercis-
ing regulatory control over the con
ditions that create or determine
monopoly prices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17

.ALASK Government should own
the railroads and should keep the
fee of all coal fields and allow them
to be operated by lessee, with the
condition in the lease that non-use
shall operate at a forfeit
A system of land-taxation should
lie tried which promotes the actual
use of land and discourages the
holding of land for speculation.
RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO RULE
Presidential primaries, popular
election of Senators, the short BAL
lot, an efficient corrupt practices
act, qualified use of the initiative,
referendum and recall.
scales and other labor
data should be made public; all
deaths, injuries and diseases due to
industrial operation should be re-
ported to the authorities; wage
commissions should be established
in the nation and State to determine
the minimum wage scale in different
industries.
THE FARMER-The Country Life
Commission should be revived and
every effort made to make farm life
attractive and profitable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17
straightforward Talk on Issues
Of Campaign Appeals TO
Country
BY C. S. ALBERT
Especial star-Bullettn Corresponds

correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c., August q
President Taft's speech accepting the
Reput lican nomination did mot create
ripple on the somewhat stagnant
political sea. 1t had a more beneficent
effect. Its perusal by the farmer, the
" orkingman and the soberminded gen.
orally is expected to produce good re-
suits. The address itself is regarded
as a fair, plain, Straightforward an.
Eouncement Of Mr.. Taft's policies and
promises. 1t Is considered an unusual
iy excellent campaign document The
prediction is advanced that between
this time and November the speech
of acceptance will bring thousands of
dissatisfied voters back into the fold.
1t is a curious fact that at present
the defeat of Mr.. Taft is accepted on
all sides as a foregone conclusion. His
most intimate friends and loyal sup
porters do not prophesy his election.
When the Subject Is mentioned. there
is invariably sad nod Of the head
| and a whispered declaration that the
Democrats will certainly win next
autumn. :. .,& ~
4 ItNS SduIPofSHs
In many respects the campaign now
beginning is identical with that which
resulted in the first election of Will
liam Mckinley. Up to within one
week of the fatal November day the
overwhelming success of William ].
Bryan was cheerfully conceded. No
body was foolish or reckless enough
to anticipate the triumph OF Mr.. Me-
Kinley. The entire tide of sentiment
seemed to reverse itself during the
seven days Immediately preceding the
battle of ballots. . o. 49,. 3. -. ~
"A large number of the more cCIser-
perhaps Mr.. Taft may duplicate the
success of his co-citizen, Mr.. McKin.
ley and win out after the contest is
given over to Mr. Wilson and the
Democrats. In this connection, it Is
believed the Presidents speech reply
ing to Senator Roots address of mott
fication, will go far toward reassuring
the wayering and bringing people to a
realization that some good remains in
the Republican party.
House Fight Fruitiess.
The threshing out in the House of
the contested delegate question has
not Teen productive of beneficial re-
suits. It was merely an exchange OF
criticism and harsh words by several
belonging to AL poll
tical parties. The old charges were
reiterated but no further proof pre-
scented to demonstrate that everything |
was not determined on basis of the
utmost fairness. The Democrats found
much satisfaction in producing addi.l
tional statement tending to Indicate
that the managers for Col. Rooseveltl
sought to bribe the negro delegates |
from the Southern States. The old
story Of tearing $1,000 bills in twain
and giving an astonished colored man
one half and telling him the otner
portion would be his when he voted
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17
NEW WAR AEROPLANE
PASSES SEVERE TEST

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, August =
The new war aeroDlane today sue
ceeded in overcoming the difficult
quick climbing specifications in the
Governments new contract Philip
page, the aviator. drove the machine
weighing a ton, TO an altitude of 2O50
feet in ten minutes. The Government
required that an aeroplane reach an
altitude of 1000 feet in ten minutes
with this weight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17
AERIAL RAILWAY

An English syndicate is responsible
for the aerial railway to connect Man
izales with Mariquita, but the plan
ming of the line is in the hands of a
German engineering firm, and was
begun in January last. The distance
10 be covered is approximately forty
miles. not including a branch which
will run from Ell Zancudo to the min
ing district of the same name. The
greatest height at which the cable
will be carried is 10000 feet, in the
neighborhood of La Leonera For
every mile of cable it will be neces-
sary to construct fifteen or sixteen
towers. The motive power is to be
derived from a point on the River
Quail, where, it is said, $50 horse
power can easily be developed. 1t is
estimated that such a railway could
transport 500 tons in twenty-four
are relatively light the enterprise is
hours, and as construction expenses
regarded as very promising. Sta
tions have been fixed at. among other
places, La Elvirfa, Soledad, Fresno
and Santa Ana.-La Idea, ManiZales.
Star.Bulletin Ads. are Best Business
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17
TAFTS nomination Speech
MAKES HIM MANY FRIENDS

! FOL McGoVerH. as temporary presiding
ctt1cer. was repeated, All names were
carefully concealed and the assertion.
lost much of their value BY reason of
that suppression.
Fishers Little Joke.
Secretary Fisher pulled of a fairly
presentable joke at the notification
ceremonies. A luncheon followed the
speeehmaking.
Among the adOrnments of the state
| dining room are two enormous Bull
Moose heads They were placed in
! that position by the former President,
Col. Roosevelt.
1t happened that Secretary. Fisher
stood Immediately beneath one of the
| bull moose heads
Representative Rodenberg of Illinois
| called his attention to the fact and
remarked:
Just see what is looking down on
this assemblage"
Without wrinkling his face or Civ
ing any indication of a smile, Secre-
tary Fisher replied:
But they are dead"
The first step in the direction of
catching the negro vote for the Re
publicans has been taken. A compi.
lation was made from the rosters and
descriptive lists OF the navy, showing
to what extent negroes are employed
by the government III the enlisted and
civil branches OF that service. /.
The result shows that in the entire
naval service there are Alb negroes.
1929 of the number being enlisted
men. In the Navy Department and
yards there are 1884 negroes em-
ployed. Z. :-,s-,..:t.<~ ,E
The aggregate payroll for all the
negroes in the service of the navy is
~. 168,000 annually s>.,s:s. g..
AZ to Discrimination. g. q
{ Friends of the President insist that.
these figures clearly prove there has
been no discrimination against the
negro under the Taft administration.
The Republican congressional COM
mittee is to aid all Republican NOM
inees for Congress, whether they are
actively engaged in the support of
Taft and Sherman or not, according
to Representative Mckinley of Illi-
nois, chairman of the committee. But
any of the so-called Republican Pro
gressives who join with a third party
the Bull Moose party-may expect
no aid whatever from the committee.
Mr.. Mckinley said:
The committee will do everything
in its power to elect Republican NOM
inees for Congress. II they come out
strongly for the national ticket, well
and good; but if they prefer to re-
main quiet and withhold active sup
port from Taft and Sherman, they are
none the less Republicans, and emit
tied to assistance of the committee. !, /
''Of course, If they announce them
selves as candidates of third party,
which, in its call, announced itself dis
tinct from the Republican party, they
have no right To- expect help from a
Republican committee They, have
just as much right to expect help !.
from Mr.. Lloyd's Democratic congress
sional committee. In States where
the Roosevelt electors run on the same
ticket, but under the designation OF
the entire, ticket, includ.
ing the nominees for Congress, must
be considered Republican. ~ /
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
FOUR JOURNEYS REMAIN
ON EAST LAKE COURSE

The golfers of the Atlanta Athletic
club will contest for the trophy offered
by Perry Adair. beginning Saturday.
when the qualifying round will be
played. This is the second year that
this trophy has been contested for.
The players win qualify from scratch
The first and second rounds of match
play must be played by August Is. the
semi-tinals by August II and the finals
by August is. In the first flight the
finals will be SO holes, IS holes in the
others,
But three more tournaments remain
to be played after the Perry Adair tro-
ply Is completed. They are the tourna-
ment for the Davis & Freeman cup,
which, like the Perry Adair trophy, is
to be won three times; the club cham
pionShip and the vice presidents cup.
The qualifying round of the Davis &
Freeman trophy will be played August
"a, the first and second rounds of match
play August 80, the semi finals August
81 and the finals September l.
The qualifying round in the club
championship will be played August IA
the first and second rounds of match
play by August 20, the semi finals bv
September p and the finals by Sep
TENDER %.
The qualifying round in the vice
presidents tournament will be PLAYED
October 3, the first and second rounds
of match play by October II. the semi
finals by October IL and the finals by
August IS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
Jimmy McAleer Is missing Link to Boston Team
Hubs New President Lets Manager Run Outfit

made his long experience in st.
Louis one OF gall and NORWOOD.
Experience is the great teacher
and all club presidents have not
the brains or ability to get into
the kindergarten of that old school
from which McAleer was gradu-
ated.
Probably few examples might
set the fussY magnates thinking if
they could only spare time from
the arrangements of their clubs to
listen. Just once in his life John
McGraw let John T. Brush man
age the Clients. Mr.. Brush got
such a burn therefrom that he has
scarcely recovered. Brush insisted
upon McGraw pitching "Rube'
Marquard in a big game in 1908
shortly after the champion $1,000
beauty reported. New York not
only lost the game and the PEN
nant but two years service Of the
best southpaw in the country, not
to mention the thousands upon
thousands OF dollars gate money
that hung upon that blunder.
Mack Has Free Rein.
Connie Mack owns a quarter of
the Athletics and he Is the one big
noise in the management. Connie
has been successful because he has
no general staff of advisers. The
same holds good for Frank Chance
and Fred Clarke. President Frank
Navin did not like the way Hugh
Jennings was running a three time
champion team. He insisted upon
passing out advice; now the Won
derful Tiger machine has disfn-
tegrated into a joke combination.
They had the crepe out for Clark
Griffith till he really got chance
in Washington. You see what he
has already done with a team that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
Relief for Rupture
Without Operation
Sent on 60 Days Trial
or Doctors Bills; No Loss of Time from Work

No longer any need to drag through life
IN the clutches of rupture.
No earthly excuse for letting Yourself
keep on getting worse
NO big expense to stand in your way.
ana you won't have to take single cent
worth of risk
lar after dollar without finding thing
that has done any good.
Think of that!-you who have been
afraid that some day you'd have to risk
the surgeons knife because you know it
results in permanent weakness or death
about as often as in recovery.
In the last "a years probably more rup-
tured people have been cured WITHOUT
operation than by all the operations ever
performed.
Cured without leaving home-without be-
ing in bed a single day-without losing a
single hour from work.
Cured by the wonder-worker Cluthe
Truss (Cluthe Automatic Massager)
something so remarkably beneficial that
nearly all feel better and stFOnger-get i'm
mediate relief-after trying this truss.
For this is far MORE than a truss-far
more than merely a device for holding the
Test it on 60 Days Trial.
We have so much faith in the Cluthe
Truss that we are willing to let you prove
at our risk, just what it will do for you.
Wen make a Cluthe especially for your
case and allow you so days trial to prove
that II VIII nOld your rupture securely IN
place, when working and it all other
times-that it will put an end to the trou-
BILE you've heretofore had and do YOU a
world of good. If the trial we allow you
doesn't prove it, then the truss won't cost
you a single cent
For your protection, we guarantee all
this in writing
Healing Takes Place While You Work.
We guarantee that with the Cluthe
Truss on you can do any kind of work,
exercise, take bath or swim (this truss
is water proof, etc. with absolutely no
danger of the rupture coming out.
You see this truSS-unlike all Others-is
regulating, self-adjusting; can't slip
or shift away from the rupture opening;
automatically and instantly counteracts
every one of the strains or sudden move
ments which with ordinary trusses, are
almost certain to throw the rupture out.
And, in addition, something no other
truss or appliance in the world does
1t Is made to overcome the WEAKNESS
which is the real CAUSE of rupture
All day long, without any attention
whatever on your part it AUTOMATIC
ALLY MESSAGES the weak ruptured
parts
And this msssa ge STRENGTHENS just
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
Alperman Od to Build Up Team for Next Year
Crackers VIII Open Series With B1likens Today

list
Can Alperman use these men as
a foundation on which to build a
real ball club? That's the big
question now. Wen admit that it
Is a decidedly depressing job.
c TORIES have been published in
- local papers lately that the di-
rectors of the local baseball asso-
citation have served faithfully this
year and deserve another chance"
That's fine.
It's like the warden Of peniten-
tlary who found that one of the
TRUSTEES was about TO depart NO.
1851 has been a good. reliable
prisoner" he said. and I'm going
to ask the. judge to give him ten
years more"
It's the same with the directors.
The fans haven't a kick in the
world. But the directors want the
job Just the way a millionaire
wants the bubonlc plague.
Directing" tail-end ball club
is one Of the most depressing Jobs
in the world. And the present board
has had about all of II they are
calculated to stand. It's ten to one
shot that if. at the end of the
season, President ArkwIight OF the
Georgia Railway and Power Com
pany should slip up to some board
meeting and announce, Gentlemen,
| have come to give you your jobs
for next season." the three directors
would quarrel among themselves
as to which should first jump out of
the fourth story window to escape
the honor.
Sure. they deserve" it all right.
and every fan hopes that Messrs.
Galloway. Nunnally and Ryan will
stick to the ship. But anybody who
considers them In the light of de
serving candidates" doesn't know
them. What they say they deserve
is their release. If they do finally
agree to serve again next year,
they ought to get Carnegie hero
medals for bravery. They all lose
time and money every day they
serve as directors and officials, and
they do it only for the good Of
baseball and of Atlanta.
And While the medals are being
passed around, President Arkwright
Of the Georgia Railway and Power
Company deserves one. He has
stood by the baseball association
just as though it was money max
er, and he has piled coin into it by
the thousands. with no apparent
chance of getting it out.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05

ing good man at short that the
Crackers will be lucky if some club
doesn't buy or draft him. Several
scouts have looked him over very
carefully and he may go higher.
Atlanta will be lucky If he remains.
He is a good a young player as the
club is likely to pick up. Third
base Is puzzle. If Kid Howard's
arm is right, no better performer
is asked. II doesn't seem to be
quite right yet But it may be by
next spring Certainly the Kid will
be ordered 10 report next March for
another workout. If his arm IS
right, he win go to the big leagues
next year. McElveen seems to be
a shade slow for third base, and it
Is likely that he win find himself
in the outield next year. He is
usually a good batter and lively on
the bases, so he should make good
man there
In the outheld there will be some
men needed for next year. There is
some doubt about Baileys case. If
he had kept hitting at the 300
clip he was going a while back, the
New York Americans would have
recalled him sure. For he Is fast
on the bases steady heider and
knows the game But lately doubt
less because Of the depressing in
huence OF being on taiI-end team
his batting mas sIumped. AS 1t
stands now, there is grave doubt
whether or not ne VIII be recalled.
II ne is not Atlanta rams VIII be
pleased. lie mas neen a good
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
WHITE HOPE"
PILOTS MAKE
FOOLISH MOVES
By Ed. W. Smith.

Is it any wonder that the public has to
laugh every once in while about all this
white hope" business? Think of some
Of the foolish moves that the pilots of
these men make and the reason for the
public's giggles is plain.
The latest is from Billy Mccartney. guild
ing hand OF Luther Mccarthy, the young
giant from the Far West Billy not only
has entered claim for the discarded title
OF John Arthur Johnson but has an
nounced that he Is entering into negotia-
lions to take his star to Australia for a
series there of FIVE contests
Mccarthy representative of fighting
America! No wonder it is to laugh, and
laugh heartily.
Too Much Work Right Here
Mccartney is a clever young man with
an endless line OF chatter that sometimes
is impressive. But he is UP against a
difficult proposition in making the sport
followers Of this country think that he
has any right to bundle his half baked
fighter off to a foreign country at this
time and set him up as an American
champion.
We've got nothing against either Nc
earthly or Mccartney in a personal sense
1t would be gratifying TO see Mccarthy
make steady progress toward the goal
Of his mbition-presumably the top of
the white heap. But he will find such
plenty to do in this country whipping all
Of the aspirants to the title vacated by
| J. A. j., that all thoughts of a foreign
I trip ought to be banished from his mind
instanter.
Many Men to Get BY.
II Mccarthy can get by in matches
with Jess Willard. Jim Stewart AL Kauf-
man, AL Palzer, Jim Barry and a few of
the other almost near champions and then
could contrive to dump Bombardier Wells
into the mire, then we might be glad to
see him take an Australian trip. Just
now such a thing is ridiculous.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
By Tad

didn't figure better than seventh
position. In New York and Gin
cinnati the Old FoX's hands were
tied. You see he is the largest in
dividual stakeholder in Washing
ton.
McAleer figures less prominently
in the baseball armament this year
than at any time since he broke
into the profession, But his light
is not hidden under a bushel. And
1t is doubtful if he ever heard
money tumbling into his Golfers
one-fourth as fast. Past failures
are redeemed by present success.
and McAleer will live in history IS
one of the wisest guys of the ma
tional pastime He knows when TO
keep his mouth shut.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
CROSS FAMILY IN RING
AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, Aug. Sin what has
been f1amboyantly announced as "the
best card ever offered by the st. Mich
olas Athletic club" the Cross family.
Leach and Phil, will form an important
part Wednesday night Leach has been
matched to fight Young Jack O,Brien
in the main event.
Phil will start the pugilistic ball in
action with Johnny Loree Sandwiched
between the Cross brothers bouts will
be the Johnny Dundee Patsy Kline
match-a bout of ten rounds that has
all the earmarks Of featherweight
championship battle.