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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
Special Bulletin
Issued by tho
Norfolk and Western Railway,

Nor1olk and Western Railway.
Summer excursion t.oxetn 20 al!
mountain and seashoSe. resorts will b,
on sale from Juno TO SsptArYdn II 80
good for return trip until October 81
call or send TO n f. w. ONCE. Ninth
and Main. for new summer .csor,
folder.
Through coach pstween Richmond
and Virginia Beach 10 now in opera
uon on the excursion train which
leaves Richmond ewery Sunday at $40
a. N and leaves Virginia Beach e:11
p. NJ. $50 round trip.
Weekend tickets On sale Fridays
and Saturdays. good until following
Monday CbeSinning Juno y. Round
trip TO Norfolk. $500; to Virginia
Beach. 1926.
Don't fail TO visit the. n,sw Grand
Casino at Virginia Beach, now open.
Nothing on tho Atlantic coast to be
compared to It for comfort. convent
ence ard Beauty.
Beginning juno /. all trains of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Will use
the New Union Depot at Norfolk. Pas
sengers for Virginia Beach arrlvin g
Norfolk on any N g. " train will not
have 10 transfer on and after that
date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30

was prominently Identified with the
Republican party In Richmond. He
held various positions with the POST
ONCE and Internal lecvenue Depart
ment, until he was made Collector of
customs in 1901. He held that office
until March l, 1910 He was regarded
as efficient officer. and the business
OF his department grew rapidly under
ms administration. He had a wide
circle of friends, to whom his death
was u shock.
Besides two sisters. Mrs. ]. II. White
and Mrs. a q. Anthony. he leaves two
Stewart.
The funeral Will take place to-day
at noon from the residence. PAIL
bearers VIII be as follows: Judge Ed
mund Waddill, Jr. Sam p WaddiII
Henry G. Techler, Joseph P.Brady, w
Gay Smith. Eugene Drew. Captain j.
II Redwood, Judge l.. i. Lewis and
Frank I. Bates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
DEATHS


TREsNoN-D!ed. at the residence OF
her son eo9 North Ninth Street,
TUESDAY. May 28. at z A NJ, MRS
SUSAN 4. TRESNON.
Funeral THURSDAY from st. Pc
tsr's Church a. NJ Interment In
MI. Calvary.
No flowers. by request.
BLACKWELL-Died, in this city. yes
ferday morning at $3.50 o'clock. MISS
daughter OF Mrs. John D. Blackwell.
OF Lynchburg, Va.
The funeral services will be held
IN Warrcnton. Va, where the re-
mains Will be taken to-day.
sT,ESw,SART,,aaDicd, "wednesday, May 90
!odZ. At l2:i0 A, NJ. at his residence.
1928 North Twenty-eighth street
JOSEPH II. STEWART, IN the seven
ty-second year Of his age Ha is
survived by two sons, Joseph w. and
iinrVey n. Stewart.
The funeral VIII tako plnce To-
PAY (ainy. 3o) at IL M. from. the
above residence. Tnterment In Oak
E'@KiHdi& emit fnwars-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
BATTERY
FROM CAMP DUTY
Artillery Will Not Go to Mount
Z Gretna-Howitzers Take Trip
Mounted To-Day.

All OF the three batteries of Virginia
Held artillery will be officially excused
from attending the joint manoeuvres
at Mount Gretna, Pa, In July. The
fact that the batteries are unmounted
IS said TO have influenced this decision,
as the officers Of this branch of the
service are more and more convinced
or the necessity for full equipment If
the men are to profit by such affairs.
The Richmond Howitzers Battery ~
have for several weeks been planning a
country hike, and this we'll bsromc q
reality with the excuse froni camp duty.
Most OF them could not have secured
two leaves Of aeseaee IN ehe eumn.s..
Tho plan OF having 4 battalion uetn.l
was considered, but was abendon al
for lack Of funds. as tho State lyuuid
have been forced to defrsr the EXPENSE
40 program has boon made fpr any
sort OF trip by Battery II (the Norfolk
Bhes) or by Battery G tGyuee's pat=
rery), OF Portsmouth.
Plan Important Trip,
The Howitzers eNpcc, To go by train
TO Frederlcksbu thcn march 10 the
Tenttleiieids of the w!ldrrnera, Chan.
tcellorsville and Spotsylvania Court.
,house, walking back to Richmond, Can.
tain James Power Smith, the battery
chaplain. will be present and will ,x-
plain General Stonewall .Jackson's cam
p'a'sh IN That region. Other wartime
rama more recent veterans VIII be of
II the party.
AS forctaste of an outing the bat
leFF "llI take practice march today.
me men Will leave their armorv at
to'ciock this morning. in kahki uni
forms. with campaign hats An army
am hulance and store wagon will he
taken, The route will be out Brosd
iSreet Road for possibly five miles
l-nanoeuvres will be executed In SOM.
ned and lunch will be served. Return
10 me city Will be made in time to take
Par IN The HOLLYWOOD Memorial ma
'cateaIn VT, M. aSIsnars>,1ta ER Cd ing aIss.
TER Louis Rdhutu1hurs iE1vo ssoa,,r,f I'd tifiie
Necessary hpEses. so that tho battery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
Five-Yenr.oid Girl Missing.

in the house. Detective. serzean, Wiley 10
work on the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
Pulaski Alum Springs
Open June LIST.

Situated in Pulaski county, Va, 2,Oo0
feet above sea level amidst the Ale
ghany Mountains. Climate invisorating;
free from malaria. Modern hotel. Tables
supplied from our own gardens. Pulaski
alum water contains marvellous curative
powers. Beneficial in more different dis.
eases than any other water in the State.
All sports. such as dancing, bowling, ten
mis-. croquet, fishing, boating and bathing
FREE to our guests. Write for full in
formation and rates Water shipped at
all seasons. r. c. GRAHAM, Manager,
Pulaski, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
OBITUARY

Funeral OF Mrs. Mamie Bcar.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mamie Bear
takes place this morning at II o'clock
from the residence OF her son-in-law,
nue..
Mrs. VIM. $. Obicr.
Mrs. VIM. S. Obier OF Hyacinth. died
ms morning.. 1nterment Will be ut
henderson ~. NJ; 4. Chapel, with services
py Kew T. F: Hall.
Mrs. Marian v. Willis.
Especial to The .rimes-Dispatch.l
wd asfa'h sy Va, May ,29.-After
Willis died Tuesday morning at her
nome at Wiamico Church, aged seven
tts-nve' lnterment' was made In the
family Ia cemetery at the home of John
lis is survived by one sister Mrs.
John II. Harding. and one brother. Al
pert l. willis, of New York. Funeral
T repS. IS were Sn,, CONDUCTED by Rev: Law
Episcopal Church. Mrs. Willis was n
granddaughter OF DIR. Lemoine. of Ian
caster county, and had relatives in
ashlnGton md Alexandria.
II. III. Floyd.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Spencer, y. c. May 29.-B. II. Floyd
aged about seventy-fvc years. died at
his home in Stella, Va. to-day. He
was the father of Mrs. f. s Black
well. Of Spencer; Mrs. ]. II, Wood. of
'tei'd' ana samuel Floyd. or Indiana.
Mrs Blackwell left to-day to attend
the funeral at Stella.
j. II. Durham.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh. y. c.. May 2e.-J. r. Dur
ham. prominent young man of Bis
coe. Chatham county. died this morn
Ing following an operation for append!-
citis. He was brought here Monday.
II was twenty eight years old and
leaves wife and one child. Ills bro
Their. E. G. Durham, was here with hin,
and took the remains to Chatham this
afternoon for inierment.
DR.. ii. T.. Henderson.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Bristol. Va, May Cdr. II. F. Hem
derson, for years prominent as a den
list here, died at o'clock this morning.
Death followed stroke of paralysis.
from which ne never sufficiently re-
covered TO be conscious. He is sur
vived by his wife and three children.
His widow Is daughter of CAPTAIN
Alexander Smith a wealthy resident OF
Bristol. DIR. Henderson was born and
reared at Saltvillc. His body will lie
buried hero tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
RAWLEY SPRINGS. VA

Famous Chalybeate, Magnesla and
Sulphur Waters. 1000 feet elevation.
Climate delightful Opens juno Is.
Until June address NJ w. BOILING,
PIT Hanover Street. Annapolis. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30

may go mounted, and will so appear IL
the parade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30

'caHeaIa :W,1M1&i.sarscaztdE R ing Mas
Ter Louis Sdtluturihurs ,iIIv,, eou,Iretrl 10,
.necessitSs- ,haEses. so that tho battery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30

I. l.. BrIdgewater OF ~ North Thirty
second Street, last night about 10 o'clock
reported 10 the police OF the First District
that his ve-year-old daughter had straycd
away from home. All efforts on the part o.
the family, he said. TO find her were with
out result. and SO he asked the aid o. the
police. A general alarm look 70. the
ch!ld was at once Bent out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
DIR. II. T.. Henderson.
ROBBED OF SAVINGS
Home OF Newly Married Man Entered
md S35R Stolen.

The home OF George J.. Hill. OF 1909 Little
page Street, was entered yesterday after
noon. according 70 a report made to the
police. and ~ in cash stolen from a
bureau drawer II was believed that the
thief entered tho house through an open
WINDOW. lie succeeded in opening the
drawer ny cutting out the lock.
iill. who has only been married several
months. has been saving the money for the
purpose OF making the first payment a
small p!ec" Of property. where he hoped to
ou'!u II nome lie said that he had intend
ca putting " in bank for safe-keeping.
out had neglected to take this prccaution.
~ - believed mat the money was stolen
" SOM person Who knew that II was kept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30

Brief meetings were held last night OF the
Council Committee on Water. the Committee
rn ST. Johns BuryinE C round and the Com
nittee on Local Assessments. Only routine
business was transacted. The City Hall will
nc practically closed to-day on account o.
tho Memorial Day exercises. No committee
meetings scheduled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
Held aa Euxitiyn.

Q. j. Fisher. twenty-one years old, was
arrested here yesterday BY Detective.Ser-
seant Wiley and locked UP at the First Po-
Dee station. where he was charged with
being fugitive from Fayetteville. y. c. II
is understood that he IS wanted there for
cmbezzlement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
Petition In aankrnn,cr.

voluntary petition in oanKruntcv wa,
nled Yesterday In the United States District
Court by j. j. Monroe. OF this city n fore
man car repa!rer. OF the Richmond. Fred
erieksours and Potomac Railroad The liza :
oiiities amount TO ss52.s3. NO assets are re-
ported. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
6ummer Resorts.
The Allegheny Inn,
GOSHEN. VIRGINIA.

In the Eesrt of the Allegheny Nountains
ZOO feet elevation. Modern brick and stone
structure. perfect in all appointments. Pure
water supply. sanitary plumbing. perfect
drainage Mineral waters-Chaybeate. IL
thia. Alum. Sulphur-from the famous Cold
sulphur Springs All amusements. A we'll
h.led stable OF hrst-Class saddle horses Gar
age. For terms and Information address the
manager. care Cafe Repubiique, washing
ION. D. C. or Goshen, Va. open June LIST
sehd tor booklet. j. W. ROWLAND.
Manager Director.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30
Summer Resorts.
The Virginia Bay
OCEAN VIEW W

season 1912: June l5 to September
sixth season under same marsrA
!nent; Most popular summer Hotel on
,He Virginia coast. Entire buildings
ouShly overhauled. renovated and ,r-
pa!nted throughout = system OF no,
ana cold water baths have been M
stdli.a. Sea food spectalties well pre-
pared and nicely served at each meal
For reasonable rates and other lnfor-
nation. Write
JOHN A. TUCKER.
Manage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-30

Joseph B. Stewart. seventy years
old, for nearly ten years Collector OF
customs of Richmond, ried early yes
tterday morning at his home, 1926
OF several months.
NearlN all Of his life Nj Stewart
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

-. asas u - - indarirai 5enastf4sy
polifics would teen make eag ~ eco.
nasufcs betAase there - fheu ~ eet1
~ fl8hf Dstf fht ossseesiea
Tise ps1pif wll desls tte hpsfs -
isi.ef rfogfssA ard erurafnF sol -
tsnilnn soald deiefr.ef ~ fsreapef-
sfion a. islar lerf1fmst
Can5 iaber a. a,iionsi curse 80
asais n hofnan en-rsf seaia aisNtt
ptar W.utn aYe.I ~ isytttifd -
~ usDinrre 20 oaf rass and thf tAfe
ttiiu strong f1FrifY md NsN
would no hslsfr etIsi 4piftf Nfpps fRiir
- sna fbls slft pir fesoni a. tni e.
fi1nal huHatdfy would - lmrf1i'i NE
AanAinA ra8ia 81 ritfa i-.iter elpr
fsfif.ral fafiitlaa TIE afta pHiid Na
Iefra 4 rsusisssnrs sciFnfe iiieFsipff
any 49, arts would tfrouar denpffit
isei The copnify Supit snisf iipH
neE era.
IAl.s - the source q au henan
hisaslnF will bf ffsUsfiis instead ~
s,arnsd ~ 10 la to-day
Thls II ihe gel - ihe s.~ailst ear,
lfy. faf fhis TO- a4iHals 90 tslns
gradually prepared 80 ainDuni n
t.afstrntN.n Islander ~ fiiiIu'f ftf'
stay them in ibeif st1freis
Theg haee been deprived ~ sn edo.
rsfi1n In the ruiira1s nnt uniQefsiiia.
Thsy haEs bfeh inusf fn rnfs 20
g.ihff lhff have lFafnFf uuff ffr7
hst. isarnfd fn HlfffF fosfi1ff. ~
4ash aal ef.p ipfeihef in ere fflfi
his - their snffffinE fhfY have hffn
pufsei ~ enc hepf ~ salvation ihroqEh
sstluifsfInn
I ADD naa th4f sfe i-fs1irs f1 rfr'
inasfhtf fu plan isftitrf ifreffe. it4r
~ creed. nationality VI gaCs fnes
arc irlraIuF o. write fhelf uen ~
man1s Thaf hlte efiiifn fntif d. lHr
aiIuns ~ independence in euffs st
plaln that ine pilinesi mind can uniff
stand
They have brHsrn asaf frum fno ntl
political parties ana nfrHultsI infii
oNn party ihsY have learned tu write
their U~n plifern They naf, nHu
nailed inaf n0n asndIlaiss Thef 1851
ieafh o. elect them
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

asring the first term " els aaminlsiss
lion.
Pho people n Tsnan afs snt min.
fnfnltd feiefIte ~ ne failnfs - neslea
leElhiaiiee reforms ~ fbe result a The
IHfh ~ snrh ~. operation. ana ~ eseg
Nh, MINK expressions ~ he POLLS ihsy
h9fe Tislnly ssld That they DIaoe 81
Ahws Dg'ps uDfefneg celtuuf faf ma
rondliions ~hirh prevailed
-. ~ 80 eafnssf - hir defsrmins f.
lion ~ sDfk ~ eDsnVleis harmony win
every servant ~ the people ohsfaed
with 10 duty ~ sstisfins IN lbe Wafk
~ giving fhe,n nchlflrcnf fDgefnmenf.
uDyefnor cuigelif fgnews Ma pledge
- meeting az thoer Hlih Hbau b. may
differ abssui maffesr ~ Dunilr policy
han eay. tlisf ln psffef.f ffanhnens ahh
snaity IneY may Hfef the ref1ut lismenf
~ s4eh differences ~ opiiTlsn ~ may D.
fesnd ~ sxsAt ara discharge their 49,
vtAl isusiA % The aswssf posslbls pgb.
~ advantage
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

lnx = ous p~.yIs ana ~ sro~lar 10.
security ~ attssf
TAe Asst m Iginf has Increased ~
~ tent during ihs srFepfasnryetf ~.
Rod whde Inc stegaHe inffease ln
UaNss has l~sn oniy - pr eenf Thef
neaua that fiie eIn1'g1 a lislne ass
sens dg~H Jusi Is ~ fgns IN ssttais~n
ysafa
When w. consider the Tremendous
ps.fllr nat fnun if earned ~ ihe rro-
pls fsr nAifrea sfpft. ~ stn ~ fsr fhs
trusts. tbe above faof ekblsina lisef
Tne ossf pfsilxsfiou ~ euf indus.
ifIes j. estimated ~ $40 Geo 900 900 The
~ blends 9nd Interest IN thaf pstf
amount ~ Inflated value is Hf ifisf
81 500 e1a.eso This 10 sisbieon dolisrs
stisl fH every msa, Nonan apd fniii
Ia me iane
Ths fsruisfine ~ trusts and ~ busi.
naea ~ means ~ Il f4mmlss has
pfega1 nssR = dismal failure wherever
Tried This has been the csss ~ Wis.
cousip.
fnch regulation. a. b. erefiifs AZ an
vouid require 20 army - reFullfiun
officiais sfsstst fhfn the number y
mon iDiay nnulpg snd rDnfrsllins ihf
Industries iis effect upon me f6si -
ihs products 81 Requisites murt s.crs
ssfiiy ~ 10 f.selhsf iaefsass fesF ,f.s'
~ Twins
Z rfsftiiur about Regulation may }
y~fy effective 49, "a peiiflfai rsmtaift
esf-.alenf y means that fhsfs are w.
iniepi biiss In flon ~ ths faithfgl pre-.
rressiVe fsiiassfs
ifa~ these regulators u1lid compel
"a man a. rnn bis factory 4fiaf fheY B.
fisea Tho vases and dictated thf pfIrs
- he pfolnrt niihpu ffsoftlns fa
ranfiess'lnn W are not faii
The presidential candidate ga it.
demoefailf tirket hsd r. bright Tonight
when ~ said thar same "a ihs mDai iE
norsnf men b. nsd ever nief scr.
amunx those most ednrsfei fis mikf'
add nsi me most cru0Nri rlarfinnafiss
arr rhonssi pfnR,raalfes
Collective svnsrship - fhe fruai'
ueuia retain ihF good features aui
eliza iusie ihe Dld features. The prupi'
would Then aaan o. the masters "a
their oeH veal and see
Tho nation should through ua gov.
eminent take psasfssi0n ~ once - ihi
national trusts. tAs State ahpuld uwf
those trusts that aff Unit 10 th'
state, tho fountlss should avn ihosl
trusts that arc Il ant 90 enc committee
ana The rliioa should aNn these thai
are unH ln thf f.iiss
Ths management ana Regulation
should hf assumed hY ihs ueupil
ihfuuah and De- on operation with ttrn
lrnftfHwfnin i0nli Nais uf nfthut
This should BE- dome si eu.f tnl shuui.
he started tuY Time the pOHrl0 au
ready Hnd willing
Thus We NDnii enter ui.an nrr
Terra ~ democracy oval demlrflCi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31


sOt The TREASURY ~ Havana. Cuba.
robbed ~ sfho.eoo ~ sold.
lsga- lns,rnotianr issued 4" American
ministers ,hruaa ~ use ever y
tori Ia abiain reifrer fef spniln
tl,ns on American commerce.
sse r.Vsrafd lioins. an FhHlish anet
omlai. died. AIRED ~.
sGi caais. having been made a ffsf
port. Gibraltar Was fepofleh -
fave lost murh ~ ~ trade
ssi iiayinE adopted peace platform
the Democrats national runN"u
tlon ~ Chlssno adjourned
, sas-.A Lawn pnKllan ~ Tie. lfeurn
troops recalled from Home
ts1f elen. Clusters exploring party ~
tur.lne from the iiiseh ililm
reached i.lnvain. Nsh Win tale.
~ tho fertile land and ihs niid
depaliu found there
asst uexegn0f ilnsdisy ~ ohln ~
aered lroops lnln uo,hinH coun
IS 90 suppress riots ~ lhe epal
mines
aoi lloesu hlew np iUitlnh lraiop Of
wag ht waterfall
aol asrona DAYS flrh,lnT ~ ilsn'
vans RACED ~ day hciwt"n ths
IapanrAs amt RnAslaen Win NJ,
irfinlic foststn.
90. nelelans reported ~ have rom
mencra fntifylnr ~ rorgu t'ros
State. ln fear ~ German invsH
tnn.
Irish Nailanni i.raNue rarnrd teA'
alullnns drclAflnr rcnplv ~ ~
hand would he Justified IN tr-ori
irf ~ arms IN rsin liberty
80 col. Roosevelt rfoclaimeh "New
Natinnalirm" AZ pHs~ul'inile
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

lfN this " SIN sirfofr ess Wils.n
hr1 usfahsn ia Notsrf.f mis- trs-
dieihn 10 49, onlg lntafestine. suralns
ffenn ~ nsiiousI seufaiiforman. Nht
"a un 1Itf tg nstltnaI ara.i.I aafttss
hut ~ ~iii MAKE g e4sisf 81 stl afltr
t1r tefrlerf fittsinn Nfethsr are nre-
firslens ~ NJ druoffaiir nanepsrn
ars h.tsed span actEafe tnt.sie'ftf ~
tffe-f angn.ses - upUn ths nsaul
eatrNnlastu ari hDpss " oaint so
times
Tho contest ~ eufefn1f h. ave-
sisfi snfr Tne republicans. defsa.
tfafs pfsNfrssitts. pfoAlAlii1rhse ana
sIfitiIsfs tatt s.rt 4 Gsnflatf INA
ferubNfab eln9Nlat. So fht .rf4sf
sh'u - thsn ~ tlflehfr pfatnin4rl If
ihe business hff - ,he STATE aot alt-
r. Nrriiltabis rtelrs - 4 mtmlsf ~ ih.
state iesisatpre Ths htai X ihe d.ri
usr4lic iitff u Harlan n ll0Ec aa
axle soi popnlaf flans att.Fnat ~
~ iNhnnnVf1 Ihf pfpfressiFts are
ftilcelBF Rev ff1arr Nsffgfr. con
eresaiit.aal minister
The sitas1toa ~ complicated - tK.
tAudi,iHft ~ E Is .fnifh Mo naa
Danifi ~ r. rami.irsfinn NJ pfahIhIfi.ln.
isfs ard granEere rmifh hss hesr
nf the head ~ fNn rfltfe rrana- flr Z
number ~ years 4hi II fn rtfrflNfil
repuiif tltlzsr a. has i.ftn matlnr
tH sfflfH rempaiSu ia fhs hrg.s "A
Turning ere stale h.fk sa pfphl.l3lsn
N0fne veil lnfnrines f.IiIf,tlsns pftslir.
fhHf fhf pruhihifianlt sfsnF-fs ~
iseif iu loii IA eupfisins'g heavy vote
fast wees
The dsfnoefats har" rrf furih fhl
'Hfln AZ thc fnaf ts1e in ine earn.
pairn Thsf nisD claim that ttf deui|
l.'rnfs af Vermont hsfe hrtn itr pro-
rfcsa|vs parry n fhe sDate Scr Yetu
end aete SONS aH0 osuHussd sssh pei.
rlse as state GAS reforms fha rernlfdl
10 corporations anf tna .lIftfilts ant
Z fefrranluw sad other Innovations SCI
Z FHFsrrwrnf supposed iu D. r--enfia
tn tpf progressive creed to-day
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

snsms4.s.s fron any duss The, mixhs
oihar~is4 feel under 10 fnifiii ~ Efpm-
ia1s. uAr.fsstly ths Convention sniHf
the present st<t<m IL worthless
~. kennsdy says that ~ would No.
DESTROY ran mentions hat lhs1 ~ "ecplh
,.mii their Functions 10 cff'eiH fVs'isf
tnatsefs IN which they nn hardly -
1sfsay" ~ conversations are 70 b. re-
assIstsd a. the psffarmancs ~ oh.t foni
line matters and made - neaflt ma
thanieAi. n - doubtful y thsS can p.
mnAs worth the froulds and cost n
hoIaine them. ~ adds 'nn' h's pli'
1lil Regulate Them ~ ibHi 'thsre can ~
no stolen delegates aud ~ excuse
for the repeal Il NE ioras seif-royrfn'
mens pulley ~. Ions taught ~ dem"
Gratis. hut whish. N This slste. since shs
convention which ma in tsft Wnr'a
m 1905. hss bern 'famplcd under Root
hy uhiehapef faalsn Rsggausd 4" sn'i :
ffnl~ THIS gives no vsrY lsss view ~
Nf. xennsas's project. bui makes
clear nj. infshflpn 81 make ruHtfHHuHa
tspfsssntailsn. and unless that ran ~
accomplished n w-fe better ~ a. aNat
sish them ahaiauieig
We venture "a Nsgzast 70 The csasl9
erssian ~ NJ KennsfY ana Al niief'
interested. the adtisabliHf - alias ~
candidates fOf governor. ~ sulne b',slifs
acting Nv ihslr Iihnfsly, safh ~ w,fn
mate IN hlr behalf n lfEi ~ seltapisa fpi
every county equal ih number ~ tDtf'
tho county " entitled a. a. ihe 'Dntsn'
lion. ihs nominations. al course. 20 b
made piiblfe. saF. month brfvfp th'
urinary. n veala eSt ~ petessefy 4
pns their names On the hallofs To- vol.
ine f0f candidate faf governor sn'
.nvla also pslsr frf fns' enndidrir's iisl
- delegates Then iei W. provided
that candldats's representation %
the convention fftm etofY county nhai
be propofilonsieiy eauivaleai a. 80
proportion ~ HE popular vote W uisl
county. 10 make hyDntbsiirhl ana ~
aasy HrAmpls Assume three randi
dases running Tor the pafiys n0ninsi
ion faT governor. a. y snd 9. Ahi ihsl
IN a county entitled W twen'Y eonF~n
lion vo,es a 20, 80 % 70 aaa q 70 pel
,eng n ghai countys popular vote j.
that event. andsf this proposal the fifn
ten ~ tho delegates previously name
~ would automatically become dele
,stnr a. tho Ninte convention. tho firH
IA ~ IN aud the flfs, four u CO
rails. w very brief IL ausNesieh q
,he confederation ~ NJ Kennedy, en'
"a others interested. bat only tenla
| .veiy. Alsn n ~ auianlttsd ~iuthoa
llsxu,aenis IL behalf ~ H. bat thei
ma, d. a.nsldsfsd 90 ~ self suggested
possibilities great deal mAy ~ Hsi'
~ favor ~ ~ aud. undoubtedly SENT
lhlne against w. A some future INA
se shsu tnfe secession ~ point ~
what seems ~ be- lhe EY"d md 'he v
consequences thai might rsasenhiiy -
xpectcd ~ ne adoption,