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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

follow the colonel to New YorL and
try ia dnd him at his home.
Molina Made Thresis.
Mr. Waldron wrote that he had
read of Moiinas threat ana feared
that he would endeayor to get to
Roosevelt at Sycamore Hill. Molina,
he wrote, WIS confined In @Dannn-
mora in 1905, and was on the verge
of being released when a letter he
was about to send out was intercept
ed. In the letter Molina spoke of the
Panama canal, saying that Roosevelt
had committed "erlme" against Co.
Iombia. He threatened to even up
matters with the colonel Governor
Higgins. the letter to DIR. Faller
stated, had ordered Molina's pardon,
but revoked it when he heard OF the
threat against Roosevelt.
Or. F'aller conferred with Colonel
Cecil Lyon respecting Molina. and the
crank who visited the Hill. and they
decided that II Is unsafe to leave
Sycamore Hill unguarded. Word was
sent to Frank Tyree. former secret
service operative at the White House.
and now a United States marshal of
West Virginia, asking II he could
come to Oyster Bay and organize a
bodyguard. If Tyree consents it Is
intended TO have him go with the
colonel whenever he leaves the house.
Besides that guards will be scattered
over the colonies estate. while one
will watch the depot for suspicious
looking strangers
Bulletin of Physicians.
A bulletin given out by the colonies
physicians tonight refers to the iikeli-
hood OF his being able to speak at
Me olson Square Garden next Wednes-
day night II he goes he will be sur
rounded by an ample guard. The tul-
letin says: 1.-THE colonel Is in good COR
dition. the wound Is progressing fav-
orably, but he will not be able TO
work or see visitors for n few days.
Unless some unforeseen complication
should arise he will be able to speak
for twenty or thirty minutes on We'd
nesday night. but he must return to
oyster Bay and not attempt to cam
paigD.
"DRs. GEORGE e, BREWER.
GEORGE ". FALLER,
ALEXANDER LAMBERT"
That the colonel fully expects to ap-
pear at Madison Square was indicated
in his debating n speech this AFTER
noon to his secretary. Frank HARPER.
Will Cut Down Speech.
The ex-president talked enough TO
the secretary to consume an hour or
speechmaking, but this will have - be
cut down If the doctors allow ''1n
to get on. The colonel tackles Gov
ernor Wilson and the Democratic pat
form utterances on the trust problem
~ the speech. and devotes a few caas-
tiS~ phrases To President Taft.
Although thu ex president was sup
posed to see no visitors today. George
". perkins. William II. Hotchkiss and
Frank Munsey called upon him ana
talked for an hour, Before seeing them
the colonel dictated replies to Al &C.
cumulation of letters and kilograms.
Some pertalned To- the campaign. nut
the bulk were messages Of sympathy
over the shooting 20 which the ex pres
ident had been unable to reply. He Is
recovering so rapidly that his paysi-
clans expect he will be strong enough
IL venture out in a couple II days
FOR walk around Sycamore Hilk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
NAVAL CADET TICAN
FIRED FOR HAZING

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.--Because
ne forced plebe to stand on his head
and perform other feats which a ma
val court martial ruled constituted
hazing, Midshipman Walter J. Tigan,
of Chicago, was tonight expelled from
the Naval Academy by order of Sec
Rotary Of the Navy Meyer.
Secretary Meyers order came as the
result of an investigation OF plehe
haZing at the academy. and was in
tended as a lesson TO the other up
per class men to cease breaking the
dulles in this regard, Tigan entered a
plea of guilty when charged with the
offense, hoping to escape expulsion,
bat the secretary of the navy refused
TO consider this a. an cXtenuatlpg cir
custance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
TWENTY MEN QUIT;
DEPARTMENT TIED UP

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 25.---Notified
after the noon hour that 1t would be
necessary to sign the cards under the
card system, on each Job and daily.
in their department, the boilermakers
at the maynard, a score strong. laid
down their tools ana quit work. Tue
department was brought to stand
still by the action of the men.
It Is renewal of the old light
against the card system, the men
claiming that 1t L. unfair and an
effort at slave driving. The yard Off
Gals declare II a necessity to prop
eriy estimate the cost of varied re-
pairs. etc. necessary for depart
mental reports. -~-.-...r.
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Contributions Are Few.

fSnnr'ai "a The Richmond vfrginian
BRISTOL. Oct. 25.-General r. A.
Ayers, Democratic candidate for con-
sress, has submitted to the clerk OF
the house Of representatives at Wash
ington sworn statement OF his cam
paign fund and expenses His state-
ment shows only two contributions up
to October Gath. They are Henry c.
Stuart, 500; r. Lee Trinkle, $50.
Congressman Siemp's statement has
not yet been made public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
LEFT
FOR TH~ OTHERS

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-At least fifteen
OF seventeen States which declared
for Taft four years ago are going to
cast their electoral vote for wilson
ports submitted to Chairman Nc
Combs, of the Democratic national
committee today
The forecast Is based on canvasses
made by National committeeman.
state chairmen, and other Democra-
tic leaders.
New York, Ohio. Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and other States. which rolled
up such stupendous pluralitics for the
Republican ticket in 1908. are put down
as sure for Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Mrs. Marian stuart Jones.

BUCHANAN. VA. oct 25.---Mrs
Marian Stuart Jones, widow OF John
W. Jones. passed away today at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Julia Mayo.
near Springwood. Mrs. Jones was
eighty-f four years old. and her illness
had been lingering. She was a grand
niece Of General washington. and spent
much of her early life at Mount Yer
non. She was valued member Of the
Episcopal church of this place.
She Is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Mayo and Miss Martha Jones,
OF Richmond, and three sons. John
Stuart, OF Washington; Gustavus. OF
Lexington. Ky, and Ashton, Of Kan
sas
The burial will take place at the
Buchanan cemetery Friday at 10: 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Jury probinu Taxes

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
FREDERICKSBURG Oct ga
Special grand jury called Mt the re-
quest Of state auditor Of public ac-
counts for the purpose OF inqtlirIng
into the tax returns from personal
property and also the income tax. con
-vened in the CORPORATION court Ned
nesday. Epon the advice Of Judge j,
n, Goolrick. the jury adjourned uptii
Monday In order thai any who .Mish IL
do no may t1ake complaint and AK ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Defense Of Adrianoplc.

CoESTANTINoPLE, oct. as,--The
main Turkish army, under General
Abduiiah Pasha, is repqTted encamp~
ed tonight at Democita, twenty-five
miles south of Adrianopic. 1t is off,
c!ally stated that General Abdullah
Pasha, whose command Is the largest
unit Of Turkish soldiers In the field.
deems the. present forces defending
AdrianopIe sufficient and wifi detach
no more OF his men TO advance to
that city as achievements unless it
becomes necessary through an unex-
pected Bulgarian victory at the outer
circle OF forts.
The garrison Mt Adrianople num-
bers 10000 men. 100000 troops are
guarding the line of communications
10 the South. and another of $4,000
men are stationed between Adrianopie
and Luie Rurgaa.
Hundreds OF fugirtves from Kirk :
kilisseh have arrived in CONSTANT
nople,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Revival Services.

The revival services, which are be-
ing conducted In Venable- street Eap-
fist church by Rev. John r. Briggs. of
Washington. are still drawing large
crowds. There were eight additions
to the church, making forty-fiye in all
since the services begun. Evange lisitc
services will he conducted la the
church by the Rev Mr. Bfxxs tomor-
row afternoon and night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
TEN BOY Is
CHARGED WITH STABBTNG

Jacob F~nnn, colored boy ten years
old, was arrested last night on a
charge of sssauIting and stabbing
Robert Jasper. also colored. with
knife Jasper was attended by DR..
i. IT. Gossline. SIX stitches were
taken in the wound. The boy was
said. however, not to be seriously IN
,ured, and was taken home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

AT the O'Clock services in the
Church of Good Shepherd. at Forest
Hin. tomorrow afternoon the Right
Rev. FrsGk Randolph. bishop OF the
diocese of Southern Virginia. will oc-
cupy the pulpit Holy communion
will be celebrated and a class will he
confirmed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Bull Moosers Have Smoker.

A dozen enthusiastic supporters OF
the Big Bull Moose gathered at Pro-
gressive headquarters at Eighth ana
Broad last night, exchanged conn
dence; treasured themselves ana
each other OF the success of the Big
Moose. and smoked cigare given
by Manager simpson There were
no set speeches and no Tormalities--
Just little love feast ut which the
spirit Of optimism was paramount.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Crete Naya, Demonstration.

LONDON, Oct. 2a.-Despite Us
pledge TO the powers following a
naval demonstration off the Island
of Crete, the Greek government has
appointed stephen Diagmis governor
general Of the island Serious trouble
is expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
MCCORMICK fUNO fOH
WILSON GOES TO DONORS
fcon.iaued from First Page

- --------- -.------ -- -
and for the purpose of relieving Cow
ernor Wilson of any possible eTnbar-
rassment- This supposed emhsrrass-
ment, however, was purely imaginary
on the part of Mr.. Dodge. The goa
errors statement follows:
Statement of Governor.
Governor Wilson tonight confirm
ed Mr.. Bryans statement reported
from oxford, Mich, That the sl2,-
500 contributed By hts cfassmHts, Mr..
campaign fund. had been
returned. He said. however, MI
Bryan must have been In par, mis-
quoted. The money was returned, bat
not ut my request. 1t was done upon
the initiative of Mr.. Dodge, and Mr..
Mccormick, themselves. II was char
ncterister of them. They have IL
Illustrated what they illustrated SO Of
ten while they were trustees or the
university during my presidency here.
They have Always tried to act in such
a way as to help me and yet leave me
free
Governor Wilson announced today
that he would resume an active part
In the campaign, speaking at two
meetings In Philadelphia on Monday
evening, anu CaNlpatBHHlb tfihGkH
New Jersey during the remainder OF
the week. excepting next Thursday.
when he will speak at Madison Square
Garden, New York. The Philadelphia
rallies win be at the Academy of Mu-
sic, where independent Republicans
will assemble. and at Convention haH,
where the Democrats will hold forth,
Convention hall has seating capacity
OF $4,000.
To Speak In Philadelphia.
1.-THE Philadelphia engagement ~
one OF the cases where the halls wera
reserved two months ago" said the
governor. .and where pledged myself
at that time and an honorable es-
cape seems impossible. and, more
over, Colonel Roosevelt's strength has
returned 50 rapidly that he should be
back In the campaign next week. OF
course. il his health should go down
again. would have TO cancel even
the Philadelphia date. The colonel
has such q splendid physique. how
ever. that he viii hardly suffer, any
further iii-effccts Of his injury"
The campaign through New Jer~
sey may be made by automobile. I'M
less the jumps are too great. In
Which event the railroads will be used.
The governor Is rather anxious to
maFe the tour by motor.
THE New Jersey trip will be made
In the interest OF the legislative tick
ct" he said. I'VE must have a DEM
ocratic senate"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Two Towns Cantnresi.

CETTINJE. Oct. 25.~--The Ottoman
troops defending tho town OF Kopitk
fled late today to Scutari, twelve miles
away, before fierce attack Of Mon
tenegrin troops under Genarai LaZo-
witch, The towns OF Zogai and Muir
cham, southwes, Of Scutari, have been
captured by General MartinoTitch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
MIRO. Nannie ateptoe.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. s5.--Mrs
Mamie Steptoe, widow Of Jacob NJ.
Steptoe, died suddenly Wednesday
night at her home on Madison street.
after a brief illness. She had been TO
church, and felt Ill upon her return,
and in several hours was dead, Mrs.
Steptoe was aged sixty-two, and she
leaves one daughter. Mis- Theda STEP
toe. and sister. Miss Jennie Harris.
She was native Of Lynchbufg. and
had resided here I'LL her life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
IoeeS Her PURSE.

Mamie Boyd. of III CDnAced
street. reported to the police lust night
that she was robbed or her pocket
book In IA rummage sale room on
Nain street, near Seventeenth street,
She described the woman US being cf
brown skin and weighing about 40
pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Buigarians Advance,

STARZAGoRA, Headquarters OF the
Bulgarian Army, Oct 2s.--A division
of Bulgarian artillery has advanced
10 within mile of the main forts OF
Adrianopie and is Smelling the fortI-
fications tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Mrs. n. w. kinxsr,

FRONT ROYAL, VA, Oct. 2s.--Mrs.
H. w. Kinzer, wife of Rev. II. w. Kin
ger. died Wednesday morning. Mrs.
ktnzer is survived by her husband,
three sons--Garland kinzer, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn; Worth and j. Marvin
Kinzer, OF Jenkins, W. Va: three
daughters--Mrs. Ernest Shawen. of
Richmond: Mrs. Charles Grayson. OF
Boston, Mass. and Mrs. !, II.
Trout. OF this city. and two
brothers and one sister
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Mrs. Elien X. Carmichael

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Oct 25.---
Mrs. Ellen X. Carmichael. widow of
the late r. III. Carmichael and daugh-
ter Of the late Monroe Kelly, Of F'al-
mouth died al her home here Thurs
day OF heart failure, aged, sixty-eight
years.
She was 4 member w sths ~.
Georges EpiscopSi church. and was
hsioved BY large number Of friends
,ahe u zsprTayed NJ tWo chil4ren, NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
OBITUARY


Thomas Bolton Harrison died yester-
day at his residence. SID West Main
street. The funeral witt take place
from the home this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The interment viii be made
in Hollywood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
Mrs. Nettie 3. MeAlIister.

CONVICTION. VA, Oct. 25.--Mrs
Nettie b. McAllister. aged ffty-three
years, the wife Of A. A. McAllister. n
prominent and wealthy citizen OF Cow
ington. died here yesterday afternoon.
She leaves her husband and six step
sons. The interment will take place
here tomorrow morning from the
Presbyterian church, OF which she was
a member.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

HARRISONBURG, VA, Oct. 25.--
Mrs. Jacob Pence, twenty three years
old. died Wednesday at the Rocking
tai. which opened on the first day of
October.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
John Rock.

The FUNERAL OF John Rock, who died
in Denver, Col, sunday, will take place
on the arrival OF his body In this city.
Mr.. Rock had been III "a long time,
and his death was not unexpected,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

tblag 10 save themselves. | believe
,Rsr most people are convinced that
the testimony Of Sam Schepps IS a
tBss1e ~ Hes de wss an accomplish
~ much as the other three lie was
rlse nl@scef paymsster, My case is
aaA sfeG An appeal will give me =
n~w Trial. and vindleation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
RaschaIi PLAYER Hurt.

kALAMAZoO. MICH. OCT. 25.-~John
camel. the baseball player. was badly
lniurcd while forcing his way through
some thick brush while hunting near
here. n bent branch few up and
struck him with terrific force over the
Fight eye. IRftcting a bad cut. After
the wound MAS dressed he started for
Rochester 80 have Il specially treated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
colsv keilman.

PUNGOTEAGE. VA. Oct 2S.--Coiey
Kellman. OF Melfa, who had been sick
for several weeks with typhoid fever.
was buried Monday at Holly cemetery.
He is survived by his widow and three
children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
CHRISTIAN TROOPS Lay
CLOSE To hDRA|n0PLE
Continued from First Page.)

days, Turkeys control of the West,
including Albania and the greater
part OF Macedonia--wili have been
thrown off by the Balkan allies The
capture Of servia gives the Greeks
unobgtructed access to Macedonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

n. II. Carmichael. and Miss Virginia
Carmichael; two sisters, Mrs "a a..
smith and Miss Lizzie Kelly. All ~
.his city; one brother. Mr.. " Lane
Kelly. of Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

tspsysiai to- The Richmond Y ira afssais.A
EMPURIA. VA, oct. 2a.~--rhe fisn-
eral of T. n. Faison. aged seventy
four years. who died "Wednesday ok
place at Zion Baptist church TIL -
day evening. Rev. J. w. Heeknan.
conducting the services, Mr, t'a ,1t'>
was one of the oldest citizens a.
Greenesviile county. and well ltnor =
by all the people. He In survived
three soma and daughter. his " 9
having died twenty seven years aso,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
c. n. Bull.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct a5.--C. Fl. B,Ai,
prominent lumberman. died at his home
in Duke street yesterday afternoon.
He was forty-six years old and ma
tive Of Florida, but had lived in Nor
folk most of his life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

Miss Anna Virginia slime. in the
sixty second year Of her age, oldest
child of the late isaac Stine. died at
Fort Collier near Winchester. the
old slime homeplace, around which sew
eraI fierce engagements were fought
during the War Between the States.
She had been blind for several years
Three brothers and three sisters sur
viye her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26

Tho rght to save BECKER lie VIII
include not only an appeal TO the
courts but also efforts to have the
attorney general and possibly Cover
nor Dix intercede. Mr.. Mcintyre said
tonight that after election he would
ask Attorney General Carmody to
make an investigation az TO whether
District Attorney Whitman was with
in his rights in permitting Jack Rose,
Bridgry Weber ard Harry WALTON to
erca pc prosecution In return for their
teetimony against Becker. Mr.. Whit
man frrintsins that inasmuch as the
stirulatiors grating immunity TO
these men were approved by the
court that there was no basis for
Nr. Mcihtyre,s charge Of Irregular
ity.
After a sound sleep in his cell
Becker awoke this morning apparent
w In a CHEEKY mood After his shave
and bath, ard nit Of fresh air In
the Tonbs yard, re ate hearty
breakfast. He wss smiling and serene
when his eyer fsAhfei wife. escorted
by his brother, Lss4tenant John
Becker, came 70 greet him
The grave LITTLE @osnsn who. for
three weeks, sas ia cDFnsr of the
court room AHa issaegss 80 the mass
" 6amning testimony that vas heap
ed against her husband. seemed TO he
nearer ccllapse to-day than At ant
previous time. Che threw herself into
mis- big. strong arms. snd .spf con
suiAisefy.
Comforts His Wife.
A A. he sought to comfort h~f. he
Harmed toward another visitor and
exclaimed:
81 hey have convicted an lnn1eent
man. can prove this Hna ! wil d.
n III Mhsn | get another cnanc@. Those
N Mnen wfe testined against nie we're
D M ssar$. They perjufed their souls
Il Mack They erjured themselves 10
AxsN themselves, and because OF then
xssauntnfane~ WITH me, and acapsin-
h kaDce forced nnon me oeeause ! had
.s|xs axkccsate with sisesn ~ get evidence.
1tes were able 10 impilcate me.
xhces fHIs No1la 9Ns4r II sas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-26
W|lO-tYEO CRANK
SEEKS ROOSEVELT

CONTINUED from First page.)
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

The Signal learned few days ago
that the Court Of Civil Appeals at
Amarillo had rendered a decision In
the celebrated scurry County school
land case. dismissing the appeal that
was taken up from the district court
OF scurry county.
The statement OF the matter is
this:
The case of John y. Bowen. ct al
rs. Grayum ct al was argued and
submitted on the briefs OF Grayum.
Clark and Harris on the one side
and Bowel ct al on the other on
June 20 on motion OF Higgins. Ham
iIton and Taylor, attorneys for Gray
um ct al. TO dismiss the appeal. The
Attorneys for app llants had appeal
ed from a Judgment, sustaining the
demurrers The motion to dismiss
the appeal was sustained By the
Court Of Appeals
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
THE CROWD WAS THIRSTY
Janitor Who Cleaned Up Armory NJ
baltimore Reaped Harvest OF
Small Change.

BALTIMORE. July This was
cleaning day in the biz Democratic
convention hall. and tremendous
job It wns. Chairman Crane Of the
local arrangement committee put a
force OF hfty negroes at work imme-
diately after adjournment OF the con
vention Saturday night and they
worked all yesterday The accumula-
ton was enormous. There were bot
ties Of all kinds-whiskey bottles,
beer bottles. gingerale. hzz bottles
and hip pocket TASKS. the kind the
Kentucklans carry. And there was
even a few empty champagne bot
ties. In all there we're four or i've
wagon loads Of bottles and a dozen
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
.I.Er nAMsEY ANsMERv
the Fi. Worth Record.

10 the Ft Worth Record:
Borrow no apprehension about
Ramsey's frsendllness TO the Agricul
tural and Mechanical college should
he become governor. That institu-
ton has no more loyal friend than
Judge Ramsey, and he isn't obliga-
ted 70 get anybody to certify 10 his
spirit or purpose. Now n he had ever
done anything to Justify your dis
trust the matter might be open for
confederation. But he hasn't and mo-
body knows better than the Record
that he hasn't so why not abate
your fears and be happyY-waoo
Tribune.
But why doesn't Judge Ramsey
answer FOR himself! The question is
simple aud pertinent and the people
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

wagon loads Of paper. fans and
other rubbish.
Bottles broken and whole added
10 the chaotic aspect OF the place
On the vast floor amid the rubbish
the cleaners found lots Of nickles.
dimes and quarters and even a few
silver halt dollars. several purses.
womens hair combs. bits Of ribbon.
torn badges. several carriers and a
number OF articles OF jewelry. The
cleaners we're permitted 10 pocket
as a part Of their reward the small
coins they found but the janitors
took over purses and other articles
OF value which win be held for the
ownerds This morning the great
hall was restored TO It's orderly ap-
pearance for the great battle
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

have a RICH, 10 know. Wild Judge
Ramsey. II governor, approve appro-
priations for the Agricultural and
Mechanical College?
II isn't a matter OF friendliness
Campbell was friendly. too. but he
said the constitution prohibited ap-
propriatIons for buildings. Does
ramsey hold with Campbell or
with ColquItt on this constitution
nj question?-Fort Worth Record.
Judge Ramsey can hardly afford
10 take the time to reply 20 every
sort OF question brought up with
no foundation and merely to raise
suspicion. He will know whether an
appropriation is or Is not constltu-
tlonaI.. II not he will not favor Il.
II Il il allowable he will favor 1t II
he considers Il necessary.