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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-14
ITALIAN ACCUSED OF MURDER

IrALlAN ACCUSED OF MURDER
Washington. D. G., Oct. 14-Tony
MiIano, an italian shoemaker, was
arraigned for trial before Justice
Stafford today, charged with the muir
der Of - year old Harry Smith. The
alleged crime was committed in Sep
tember of last year and attracted
wide attention at the time, The
Italian. as charged by the police, mur-
dered the smith boy, who with other
lads is said to have been teasing him,
and then set fire to his shoemaker
shop to hide the alleged crime.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-14
IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 14.-For the White
sox Cicotte and Kuhn were announc-
ed as batteries. Cheney and Archer
were put in for the Cubs.
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BUTTER GOES UP.

Elgin. Oct. 1.-THE quotation com
mittee Of EIgin butter board today
declared butter firm at 20 cents.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
SALARY CUTS ARE
DUE IN THE A. A,
While Clubs Fail to Make
Money, Players Draw
Much

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.--A big cut in
the salaries of players in the Ameri-
can association was forecasted today
following the announcement that the
club owners had been called TO this
city by President Chiyington on Oct.
"a. Word has been passed around
that OF the ciube In the association,
only Minneapolis and Kansas City
have made money In the last two sea.
sons. The others, 1t was said, have
been lucky to break even.
Magnates OF the organization say
there are many men in the association
teams receiving better salaries than
the lesser lights. OF the major League
clubs, and that they are forced 10
make a general reduction in salaries
II the association Il perpetuated. rhs
magnates are backed by the ownern
OF the majcr league clubs, and likely
will be supported by the National
commission.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
ADRIAN TO FACE
NEBRASKA SUBS
Coach Stiehm Expects to Send
in His Second
Team

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 25.--(Spe-
cialj Coach Stiehm expects the Ne
braska lineup tomorrow for the bout
with Adrian college tomorrow on Ne
braska field to be chiefly substitute
affair.
Stiehm's idea is to key the Corn
huskers at their highest notch for
the game with the Missouri Tigers
The result Of the Nebraska Mime
sofa game last week, according TO
Cornhusker supporters who inspect
ed the encounter. was only another
manifestation of the miserable mis-
fortunes which In past years have SO
persistently camped on Nebraska's s
trail on their numerous journeys to
Northrup field
These Nebraska followers are frank
to concede that the Gophers exhibit
ed a superb article OF football. ex-
ceiling the Cornhuskers in rushing
with the ball. but they insist that
Stiehm's warriors had long edge in
the open style of play, uncorking a
series Of forward passes which had
the Gophers bewildered and which
threatened on several occasions TO
plant the ball behind the Minnesota
goal and decide the issue In Nebras-
ka's favor.
Adrian vas expected here today as
they had left Adrian, Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
SYRACUSE HOPES TO GAIN
BY DEVOTION TO DEFENSE


First Race--s- year-olds.. s. lis fur
longs: Fasceus. ) TO 4. won George
stoii. 10 /, second: Schaiier. 10 /.
third Time, 1:06 1-e. Refngitta, Hon.
ey Bee. Jonquii, Passion and Thesis
reux. also ran.
Second Race--Purse s5oo. 2-year-
oIds. seillng. 8 furiongs: Ysnghee. 4
to 1. won: Brynary. Z TO 10. second;
Ragus, IL to i, third. Time. l;1s 1-s.
Uncle obia and Paris Queen also ran.
Third Races year-olds and up
selling. furlongs: Garth. 70 4. to
and eten, won; Mindinette. to !,
TO and 70 5, second; Toniat. AZ TO !.
vitri, Senator Sparks Auto Maid. Bred
well. Glenn Beachy. Union Jack and
Hand Running also ran,
Fourth Raee-War, Horn. . TO ,.
to 4 and to 4. won; Colonel Cook. )
TO 2. 8 10 s and 20 30. second; Futur-
ity. 10 TO I. to 4 and even. third.
Time. l;4s4 4-b. Cheerup, ManesSeh- aud
Apiaster also ram
Fifth Raoe--Ochre Court, IL to 8,
to 10 and 0 to 20. won; Ben Loyal, .
TO 5, Z 20 10 and z TO 5. seconds Blue
Thistle. A 10 i, q TO ] and 4 20 3. third.
Time, 1:l6 As. Premier. Napier, De-
duction, Ragnian. Golden Castle
Chemuipo and Coming Coon also ran
sixth Race--Fred Muiholiand. to I,
6 TO 5 and to 5. won: Hilarious. 70
2, toe5 and to 8. second: The Busy
Body. to i, 8 TO and 70 third.
Time. 1:54g-5 Monsieur X, Hey,
Haldeman. veneta strome and Spring
mas also ran. sXF
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
CHANCE GOES TO
COAST TONIGHT
Denies That He is willing to
Play Next Season for
Murphy

CHICAGO, oct. 25.--Following the
appointment for ave years OF Johnny
Evers. Cub second baseman. TO be
manager Of the team. Boss Murphy
announced today that Eyers win be
allowed to make any trades he. de.
sires to strengthen the team.
Evers is determined TO have Doolin.
shortstop OF the Phillies. IL he lets
Tinker 20 to manage the Reds. and
insists that Dooiin is the only man
In the National league that is the
equal or Tinker. II Tinker goes 70
the Reds, It VIII have to be by a
three-cornered trade.
Former Manager Frank Chance will
leave tonight for the Pacific coast and
says he Is through with baseball un-
less Murphy gives him his release and
leaves him free To sign. He says ne
will neither serve on the utility roll
with the Cubs, nor be sold. Chance
announced that he would sell his
local property and concentrate his
holdings on the coast.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
AT LATON1A

First Isace--5 I-e furlongs; Cars
pathia. won; Madelle, second: Anna
Reed. third. Time. lilo. Ida Tale.
Askma. sumptuous. Guidepost. Ponka-
tasset and Beulah ii, also ran. Car
pathia, $3.50; Madelle, ss.so; Anna
Reed. $40,
second Race--s,t furiongs; Eliza
beth Harwood. $3.50, IS and t2.so. won:
Toison nor. s2.90 and $3.50. second;
Island Queen. $3.50, third: Tine.
1909 as. Golden. Chaumere. Fairchiid,
McCreary and Sam Barber also ran
I Third acs--Foundation szI so. $40
and sa.s0. won; Gowell. y2.go and $1.fv.
second: The Grader. -, third Time.
1:l6 2-b. Uncle Hart, Stocked Alfred
". Crisco, Perciles. The cinder and
Feiiowmsn also ran
Fourth Raesv-1os pisboid, y2so.
sa. 80 ana onf, won: lmpressIon. - and
G s'ssas ]sis'si sii ssi.ss ss' sss ss''s F'@s'
Fifth Race Prince chap, won: Rose
or Jeddah. second; All Red. third. Time
1908 as. Dora NJ. Lutzs Helen Burnett.
swarts Hiii. Theo Cook and Ohaifce
also ran.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
YOST'S WARRIORS
REACH SYRACUSE
Wolverine Coach Predicts Vic
tory for Michigan, But Looks
for Hard Battle

SYRACUSE, N. Y.,,0ct, 25.--Coach
Harry Yost and IL Wolverine grid
iron warriors, who are to battle with
the Syracuse eleven In the stadium.
reached Syracuse shortly
before noon today and Immediately
went to the Yates hotel All the
players were optimistic and Coach
Yost stated that he felt certain that
his team would be the winner.
1--WE expect a hard game" said
Yost, but we also expect TO win.
However, we are not Understanding
the strength of the local team and
expect them to put up game fight.
Patterson will be missed Mt the start,
but may get in before the end OF the
game"
For an hour this afternoon the
Michigan boys will practice In the
stadium getting accustomed to the
air currents Tonight there will be
a blackboard drill In one Of the rooms
in the hotel. The field 10 soggy and
as 1t is dark and dismal here today,
1t Is expected that the field will be
heavy tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
get DETROIT" IS
TOLEDO SLOGAN
Toledo Boys Would Rather Win
From Detroit Than. Any
Other Team

TOLEDO, o., Oct. 25.-- tspeciaD -
Toledo Central high lie pulling to win
tonorrow's game from Detroit Central
II they win no other game this year
The contest with Detroit 10 the big
event OF the year and all efforts are
pointed towards that. ~
Toledo this year has the main
strength OF fits teams for the past two
years back and these teams were
good enough to get games with Hyde
ParK high of Chicago.
The men, havs had the advantage
OF very good coaching, but their prin
clpal strength lies In their natural
ability TO play the game. Weig)Iin;;
over I65 pounds, on the average, they
are fast and game to the core.
Toledo is placing much dependence
on her ends TO stop Central's opa,
attack One end, Zimmerman, Is q
young fellow who Is prominent In
Tolodo's amateur boxing circles and
hc is able 70 give any Of the better
boys q battle.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
DECLINE
IS WIPED OUT
N LATE TRADING
Before Close Greater Part Of
4 Early Loss is Made Up and
List Closes Strong
|EPTEMBER RAILWAY
REPORTS FAVORABLE
'hicago & Northwestern and
Atchison show Record Break
ing Gross Earnings


|spyright. 1912. by New York EveAi.s
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.--After a
harp break OF one or two points In
he active stocks around noon. today's
lock market regained It's composure
b the afternoon trading. and before
he close the greater part OF the ear
\ loss had been made up. and some
Important shares had advanced to yes
brday's closing prices. Abroad. the
bne was materially better, and there
las some reason for believing that
he drastic liquidation OF the last few
|ays has been effective I'm relieving
he situation at Paris. Most of the
of the day here were
Rghly favorable The September
bilway reports, including the Chica-
% q Northwestern and the Atchison,
|howed recordrbreaking gross earn
hgs for the month, but the tendency
b apply earnings to oimprovements and
enewals was SO great that net earn
hgs were not UP to the highest pre-
ious maximum. Wheat exports for
lie week, as reported by the Brad
treet's reached, 6.600,000 bushels,
Fhich was nearly double the total for
he same week in either OF. the last
No years. This weeks movement
las never been exceeded. except In
be first week OF 1908 and In four
keeks In the summer and autumn OF
pol. The other striking news OF the
hy was the excellent cotton ginning
bport. and the advance In the Vienna
|ank rates. The German bank made
strong statement, showing a barge
bcrease IN cash holdings and a mate,
)al reduction In loans. y =
The stock market closed tron8
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
BRYAN TALKS AIT
SAGINAW RALLY
|ommoner Also Goes to Bay
! City to Speak Before Re-
turning to Detroit
BY yAMEg gCHERMERHORN.

| oA WAM Us, oOAlGtbAM ~ AtAAVA
1 SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 25.--Mount
torris and Clio finished repetitions
t,the morning events, big clusters OF
tllagers gathering about the Bryan
becial to hear the Commoner's state
kent OF the purposes OF the trip.
farmers came 20 miles to Join the
lilo crowd. The program was varied
|ere by a lusty shout for Debs. There
Fere stray shouts for Roosevelt at
5her points.
Dwelling upon the hopelessness OF
progressive cause led by corpora
|onists OF the Perkins type, Bryan
bid II Perkins were present when
ne water was squeezed out of his
heel and harvester stocks, he would
y drowned Instantly.
Another remark from the Peerless
was: Democracy Is pro-
set 10 music.
At Saginaw the party, having
bread the truth In. four congressional
|istricts. in all Of which Democratic
|ope abounds, proceeded to the aud
Eorium for another great meeting, fol-
owing which Bay City will hear the
|ospel according to Bryan before re-
|itning to Detroit for the evening
hlIy.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
COACH BREWER HAS FIVE
QUARTERBACKS WORKING

COLUMBIA. Mo-. Oct. 25.--fspe-
cial. ITO prevent recurrence or
having the opposition running up a
score like Ames did I'm Saturdays
game. Coach Brewer OF the Missouri
university football team. has had five
men working out for quarterback this
week.
The game with Oklahoma viii be
played today instead OF Saturday az
scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
GAME AT MADISON IS
ODECIDE THE TITLE
Victor in Maroon Badger Clash
ON Nov. 2 May Be Con-
ference Champion
By WALTER n. EckERsALL,

indications, Chicago and wisconsin
VIII battle at Madison, Wis, on Nov.
z. for the conference title now held
by Minnesota. Athough Illinois and
Minnesota still have clean records
among the conference eleven, they
cannot be considered in a class with
Maroons and Badgers.
After Nov. 9. Chicago must meet
Illinois at Urbana, ard viii clash
with the Gophers at Minneapolis. The
unexpected may happen In either OF
the contests, but from the form
shown thus far this season, Chicago
and Wisconsin are the logical con.
tenders for the western conference
'championship.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
ABOUT LOSE HOPE FOR
J MINERAL SPRINGS RACES

CHICAGO. Oct. ,25.-SpeciaLl--
Race followers have about given up
hope that they will be allowed TO IN
dulge In the sport OF kings At Min
eral Springs. Ind, The decision OF
Judge Harry ID. Huthill, OF Michigan
City, whether he win grant an injunc-
tfon prohibiting state officials from I'm
terfering with the running. Of the
races was expected today.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
HUDSON KNOCKS OUT.
!. M'CRACKEN In FIFTH
Detroit Boxer Wins His First
Fight in New York
City

Knocked out Jack McCracken in
the fifth round
This is the message that Ed Glass
90, the Windsor boxing impressario.
received last night from Tommy Hud-
son, the young Detroit boxer, who
left this city recently TO work in New
York.
Hudson Is matched to meet Young
Cook In Brooklyn next week.
The fight last night was Hndson's
first In Gotham. His friends here
will be pleased 10 learn that Tommy
is getting on web In the big city
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Hank Boyle Takes on That Peachy
Hue Again. After Looking Lemonv

ARBOR, Mich, Oct
at qare besnins TO display some Of the form which
s other MEMBER Of the SQUAD the younse h failed 70 display
critics evidently expected Yostto shove Boyle In
themselves
Inc OF
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
cHAMPIoN AND VICTIM
FIGHT ON SAME NIGHT:
BOTH GET NEAR DRAWS

Featherweight Champion
John Kilbane and his victim.
Z Abe Attell. both fought last
night. Kilbane met Johnny Al.
bancse at Columbus and was
given the shade In the news
paper and fans verdict. Attell
met Jimmy Walsh at Boston
Attell refused TO be weighed,
so walsh demanded two-minute
rounds. There were ten OF
them aud at the end a draw
vas declared TO be a fair de-
cision.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
TO DRIVE
X. G. MOTOR TRUCK

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 25.--(speciai.)
Only two members OF sae Blues will
make their homes In Kansas City this
winter Walter Schailen the future
Tiger, who was Injured during the
Carr mems last uIp' around the. east.
ern circuit, has decided to remain
here. last winter Walter was behind
the wheel OF motor truck In Chi
caro- and be probably will follow the.
trade IN Kansa, City during the on
season.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

elLks SAYS Maps
NEW GROUNDS WILL
Dc BEST IN SOUTH

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 26.--
Bob Gilks, Nap scout. writes
from Pensacola, Fla, where he
Is experimenting the work OF
laying out a regular big league
diamond, that the Cleveland
team will have the finest train
ing camp In the south next
spring. Gilks has been at PEN
sacola for several weeks and
says that when the Maps new
workout field Is completed. II
will be second to none In the
country.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
MOTHER SUCCESSFUL
RACE YEAR ASSURED

Another successful year for the De-
Foit Driving club is assured, for the
bembers OF the organization chose
he same officials to pilot them
hrough another year who made last
|ear a success.
Fred Postal is again president; A.
J. Schantz, first vlce-president; (;
thomas E. Newton. second vice-pres-
hent; John Endicott, secretary and
reasurer. A. H. Moone Is again
ace secretary.
The old board OF directors was re-
nected as follows: w. G. Anderson.
N. r. Burton. f. r. Dougall, John
cadicott, Frank Filler. Oliver CART
Ter Thomas e. Newton. Fred Postal
md A. A. Schantz.
The champlonshlp cf the eat boat.
kippofn will be decided sunday morn
ne over the ID. G. course. Kramer
IN the ID Y. C.. Stearns ~ tile -. H.
and representatives or the Walker
lille and Solvay, clubs will compete.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

With johnson on the undesirable
list. the white heavyweights now be
fore the public will occupy the cen
ter of the pugilistic spotlight and
Luther McCarty. managed by Billy
Mccartney, seems to be one cf the
very best OF this lot.
There is a plan on foot now to hold
an elimination tournament. McCarty
Ia matched to box Jim Flynn In San
Francisco, Thanksgiving day. II
nothing prevents this battle, Il will
eliminate one OF the contestants from
the race for the championship. Both
McCarty and Flynn are of the slam
bang order They will settle their
dispute In 20 rounds all right.
The winner of this battle II % box
Al Palzer, the big Iowa farmer and
crusher of white hopes" to decide
who is the best white heavyweight In
the world. Palxer beat EngIands
best when he knocked out 'Bolnbar-
der Wells.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
CRACK BILLIARDIsT is is YEARS OLD

CHICAGO Musssy in Calvin
developed there billiard His
billiard About Chicago TO take
Weiker superb drevshot work and ~
he has 1ib ais2 that preeoeiop xp<1t With
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--Nearly all OF
the big football elevens have hard
games scheduled for tomorrow. Two
games VIII be played on which hinge
the national championship. Harvard
and Princeton must put Brown and
Dartmouth, respectively; out OF the
running. or themselves be eliminated
from the race. Yale anticipates a
lively struggle with washington and
Jefferson, but expects to win.
Several games will be played on
which sectional titles depend Car
Isle and Georgetown are booked TO
fight for the houors IN thssmiddle- At
iantic STAGES. 49, q Is ~.
Syracuse, after series OF .severe
trouncings. greets Michigan at theIt
home, where another defeat Is ex.
pected ut the hands OF Michigan.
Navy has hard battle scheduled
with Pittsburgh, but Army will enjoy
a rest after the strenuous Yale con-
test by working ont with Colgate
None Of the games In the west will
affect the big eight championship, un-
less Chicago loses to Purdue, which
Is not thought likely.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Big FOOTBALL
GAMES in THE
EAST SATURDAY
Two Games Have Direct Bear
ing on National Cham
pionship
INTERSECTIONAL con-
TESTS ALSO ON TAP
Harvard and Princeton Must Put
Out Brown and Dart
mouth
ToMoRRows BIG FOOTBALL
#--s AAnnn
INTERSECTIONAL CON-
TESTS ALSO ON TAP
ToMoRRoWs BIG FOOTBALL
GAMES.
hlnntnu lsfgae.nn =,

YaIe-Washinston q Jefferson, Al
New Haven.
Harvard-Brown, Cambridge.
Princeton-D dartmouth, Princeton.
Cornell BucknelI, Ithaca.
CarIIsIe- oeorgetow Washington.
Michigan w. Syracuse at Syracuse.
PennsyIvanIs-L Lafayette, PhltadeI-
phia.
Mlnnesota-lowa, Minneapolis.
chlcago-P Purdue, Chicago.
lndians-Northwestern, Bloomington.
Army-CoIaate. West Point
PennsyIvanla State Gettysbu q,
State College.
New York-WiIllams, New York.
Notre Dame-Wabash, Notre Dame.
Navy-P pittsburgh, Annapolis.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

.Pencil Day--Sat.. Oct. 26th.
Auspices Detroit Board. Beneat Nlshl.
gan Childrenfs Home society
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
ToMoRROw's ENTRIES
AT LATONIA.

.E tatf :.
First Race-Selling, 2-year-oid y
furlongs: Duchess Dairy. 100; Uncle
Dick. los: Rose Mary lob; Smash. ioI;
Transport, los; Ancon; los; ,, rorl1yilis' Wil !,
10: Anna Patricia, III. v .---
Second Race--HandIcap 9-year-olds,
fur1ongs: Star OF Danube, l0s; Coy,
105; Flying Tom. 105; Rihe Brigade.
lOs; Horror. ios; Floral Park, iiS;
Third Race--seliing. s-year-olds
and up, furiongs: The Reach. 30:
York Lad, ss; coppertown, 100; Sea-
ciIffe. los; Port Arlington, los: Ethel,
1o5: Gay Bird, loe; Compton: lo7i Nor
Tist9wn; r.. Mss,sr iosi schapultepse l0s quar-
Fourth Race--Handicap. criterion
stakes. 9 furiongs: Sir Blaise, 80; Coy
Lad, 9S; Casey Jones. 100: Cash on De-
livery loi: Presnmption, 10; Z "a
lis; Meridian. l26.
Fifth Race--Handicap 3-year- oids
and up, one and an eighth miles:
Creme De Menthe, eb; Col. Stona. ~;
Col. Holloway Joe; Joe Morris, liz;
sixth Race-seiIing, 5-year-oids ana
up, one mile and 20 yards: Dynamite,
164; Bruce Rice, 104; General March
month, t04; Console. log; Sleeth. los:
Rodolfo. los; wintergreen, liz: Mer-
Weather, clear; track, slow.
-
At LAUREL.
First Race--selling, purse $500. q
year-old4, 81 furiongs: Latent, lo1
chuckies. 104: Captain Elliott, 107;
Insurance Man. %. sainereila. 1os;
Hog, 90.
second Race---seliink. purse $500, q
81: sIdon. los; ochre Court. los; Ar.
gonaut. los: Tom Massie, 1e7; Mad
man. no; Cardiff. lis: chempulpo. Ito
Third Race--selling, purse $500. 9.
year olds and up, furionRs: xRoss
Queen, tf02, Joe Knight,-10f. xIsadora
los: Rosseaux. .1i0. xWinning Widow
lie, Flying Yankee, 10T.
Fourth Race--Annapoiis Juvenii.
stakes, 1900 added. 3-year-oids. 9 FUR.
longs. Frederick L. 114; Yankee No.
tions, 11f; xxTartar, 114; xxFederal
iiz; Reckview, 132: Leochares. III.
xxWilson entry.
year-olds and up. mile: xseDatoi
Sparks, 10t, Mindehette, ru4: xch'ltUr
Squaws -lo7s1 Longhand, 100; KMichae
| Angelo. ITO; Naughty Lad. III; xCien
Beachey. ..1O4: Rey, los.
\ sixth Race-SellinR, purse $500. j.
year-olds and uns mile and 10 yards
xPardher, 10s; Stairs, 10sj Madeline l.,
! 11O; Bannorella, ia; Henry Hutehin-
son. Iis; Troy Weight. iis; xApiaster.
! xApprentice allowance claimed.
! weather cloudy; track heavy.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

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The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

Coach conklin OF the AllFresh pre-
diets that his team will win from the
Uhlyersity OF Detroit. az Ann ArhorT
while Michigan II winning from Syre-
cuse. The u. OF d.. on the othep
hand, II preparing strenuously for the.
game. and Coach Campbell hopes To-
win. -
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

Nichols pitched a three-hit shntout
against Otsego yesterday for Wyan-
dotte at Wyandotte and beat George
MuilIn ) TO o. wyandotte got ten hits
on Mullin.
jock Britton outpeintea. Freddie
IluHN a Roafon m a 1O-rnifnH hOlIf a
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

AApprentice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy; track heavy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-13
NO DISCRIMINATION
IN THIRD PARTY
MAKEUP
COLONEL ROOSEVELT SAYS SEC
TIONhl ISM WILL NOT
eE PERMITTED.

oyster Hay y. =. luly T. \ uro-
test against amy him nf soclionalism
IN the neA progrcssiy, party WIS made
today by Colonel Roosevelt. who said
he did moi care n rap" where i man
WAS horn ar whether his father wore
the blue or thc gray SO long as he
was the right type.
Colonel Roosevelt WAS told ~ Il
speech made yesterday hy General
Dan T. Sicklcs Of New York Al the
meeting fer the organization of the
new pariv IN this state General
Sicltlrs Wis quoted as saving Wood
row Wilson was born amid rebel
surroundings ana that wo in the
north have never been disposed IL put
such u man in the White House"
Colonel Roosevelt said he could not
discuss TN speech hut that il was the
desire Of the founders of the new
party 10 make the movement one
which would represent all sections of
the country.
"lhc call for the progressive con-
ycntnn, Ia continued. stated that
this MIS- To hu natlon-Wlde. non
sectional movement free from any of
the sectional or other irulousles or
bitterness 0f the past, IN my speech
At the Orchestra hall meeting In chi
cago, In which stated that / would
accept tho progressive nomination,
also stated that we appealed alike Ia
the men who wore The blue aud the
men who wore the gray and t. tho
sous Of the mcu who wore the blu,
and 10 tae sons of the men who wore
tho grnN
Former senator Alee ana nine other
Delaware men who have enlisted III
the ncW party came 10 see colonc
Roosevelt today,
'They came Ia talk over conditions
In Delaware" said the colonel "rhe,
said they would begin the primary
convention soon and that thoY believed
the republican machine totally mis-,
| represented the people"