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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
ROSWELL HARBORS
CANDIDATE FOR
UNITED STATES
MARSHALSHIP
Justice of the Peace Bell Be-
lieves Record as Texas
Ranger Entities Him to Luc-
rative Position.
HAS SERVED DEMOCRACY
LONG AND LOYALTY TOO
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Roswell. y. NJ, Nov. I3.-First
among local politicians to seek pre-
fcrmcnt under Democratic rulo Is At
torncy II. -. Bell, who today an
nounccs his candidacy for the nUltcd
States marshnlshlp. said to be- the best
appOintlvc job In the state. Ills claims
ARE based on long service for Democ-
racy, his record as "a Texas ranger and
justice of tn" peace, which office h.
now holds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
SUITOR WARNED TO
REMAIN OUT Of
NORWALk
Witness in Tarring Case Dis
closes Possible Motive for
Indignity to Which Girl
Was Subjeced.
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Il '
NOrwalk, ohio, Nov. l3.-Pcrry H..
Fcnlm0rc, a brakenHn, sweetheart "r
Minnie l.ayailcy, testified today nt the
trial uf the Eix men who are charged
with nnvinE "tarrrd" her, that few
days after the tHrrlng he visited Min
ME and on mis- way tu the station 10
leave town. he said was threatened by
several Of the fellows"
among them were Ernest and
Harlow Welsh. IdefcndantsJ and Rlll
smith" said Fenimoro, "Smitn snld;
We intent to stop Minnlc'H seeing
men from other places, or stop her
clock and we will give them worse
than she got. Take this ns n warning
to stay out OF town."
The Lavallcy girl received an an
onymOus note today threatening death
II the six defendants are found guilty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
500. 900 Papcr plan, Burns.

Antioch, CAT, Nov, ia f'r"
starting through the cnrclcssness of
- workman dcstruycd the entire plant
Of the California Paper and Hourd
Mills yesterday, at u loss of more
than $400.hnO, partly insured.
Heat from tho friction of n huge
Iaprr roller ignu"d oil being poured
by !no workman uuun part OF the
Ol crlting machinery, Nhc plant COW
cred sixteen acres.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
SnnI1on IInrr IInIse.l.

san Francisco, NoY. l3,--Word was
received today at The Offices Of the
Pacific Mail company that the liner
Newport. sunk several weeks ago by
tho collapse OF n giant dock crane NJ
Balboa, was raised with "a heavy list
on November 10, righted on the 18Th
ana will be tOwcd lo san Francisco by
the British salvage schooner salvor
which raised her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
JOHNSON MUST STAY
IN JAIL OR PUT
UP $4,000
BAIL BOND
Solicitor General Fights Ne
gro's Attempt to Have SUI
preme Court Reduce Amount
Fixed by Judge lands,
CHICAGO COURT TURNS
DOWN ATTORNEYS PLEA
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IBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
chicago. Nov. r.. \uul.ur tli,Wpt
to procure the rrI,ls, of Ja"k john.
son. tho puglltst lNom nul I'od toe
day. Federal IudEC Carpenter denied
u motion iu rrdu.t tur N5u.""u nuUd
undrr which tho uraru % s,.d ON 20
charge eft violating the NDw Ul W.
q. Anderson, Johnson .uuu4,I. th,n
said ho would offer new security later
Washington, NuN ~ \n r"aauu
rNlts. according To- u hrirl ul,d to-.
day on hchalr uI the EuNrrumrut hS
Solicitor Grurrg, BullilL why Jnck
Johnson. the negro uugtli| confined
IN latl IN Chirhgu ON q charge ut
violating the Manu- dcL shuuld be
admitted tu bail b., the supreme
court ut the United States
The solicitor R,uuh puiutod out
that white Violations ul the white
slave act are punishable hy hvo
years Imprisonment ur $4,000 uuc, ar
both, th,N at" not rNtraditahIc,
~ guilty offender might ho quito
whiting tu Jump amy small amount Of
bail So ay To- seek refuge In - foreign
country ana thus avoid punishment
tor q Grim" which the public policy
at lhrH country druuuucoS with IA
heavy penalty" he suid, "Tho ad-
miuistratIun ui tn" criminal law
would hr brought into dtsroputc II
ON" committing such an infamous
crime ds that tor which Johnson has
been Indicted could by forreitinR n
considerable sum ur money escape tu
u place where hc would ho free from
further prosecution
a telegram from United states A..
tnrnCN WiCkcrshnm tn the depart
| mrnt of Justice * Included IN IA,
| bricf M disclosing rrla that FUZZY
| iuMihrd the action uf the United
| States district court Ia determining
th" conditions undcr which n wnulu
| admit J"husun 10 bali. MIR. Wick
| "rsham stated thai parties repre-
| srntiug The defendant attempted IL
| rrCur" hg release on absolutely
worthless bait"
| Attention Wag called tn tho fact
| that the defendant stated that "Il
| WAS hiH intention to leave this cuun,
! ny on Nuv. 30 aud this statement
| WAS not uuutradirlod either by the
d"l"udnui ur any uf hj, counsel
added the telegram.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
RESIGNATION CT BRYCE
ANNOUNCED IN LONDON
my Leased Wire Go EvsGnE HsraIdl

London, Nuv. - m" resignation
ol James bryce as Hrilwh amhussu-
dor tu the United states nud the np-
puluOmcnt ut Sir Ccrll spring Rice IN
his successor ar" officially announced
today.
Thc foreign office In Announcing
lh" changes snys Mr. Bryce som"
tim" ago lutimut@d his retirement,
bat prolonged his stay at Washington
~ TIA" request at the british Cavern
u,ul.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
ORANGES SEIZED; PURE
FOOD LAW VIOLATION
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Chicago. Nov. IA lraIulod col
California orRngeR was seized ny the
United states deputy murahnls IN tn
hroyiso. Illinois. froight yards TODAY
b"cuusn of alleged violations Of the
puI" l"uds and drugs act United
states District Attorney Wllkcrson
rlcd sun In tha federal district court
here alleging that tho oranges had
been ullnrlully stained and colOred t0
conceal iufrrlurily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
White House social Calendar.

Washington. Soy 1.-The social
season nt the white House viii begin
December ~ when tn" president and
Mrs. Taft will give the annual dinner
to the cabinet During tn" season
they will Civ" 1--WE receptions ana
four dinners, according to the pro-
gram or entertainment announced to-
day, The last reception. that OF the
army ana navy, IS scheduled for Feb
ruary 4,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
ROSE NARRATIVE OF
EVENTS LEADING UP
TO ROSENTHAL
ASSASSINATION
Bald Gambler Reiterates Story
Which Did Much to Send
Lieutenant Becker to Sing
Sing Death House.
POLICEMAN PROMISED
TO SHIELD MURDERERS
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New York. Nov i3. -- Jack Rose
took the stand today In the trial at
the four "gunmcn" accused of the
murder uf Herman Rusenthal
Calmly and glihly hc began his
narrative. going over much ct IN"
ground covered at the Becker trial
a." told ot meeting with tn" gun.
men, at Rockers threat To- Tram"
them unless they croakrd Ruscuthul.
OF B"Ckcr's boast that hc would
shicld them after tn" job wHs dom"
IAN right; wen de- IT, " ia" Wit
ness said the defendants assured him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
EIGHT HURT IN
WIlFaiK ON BTuSOO IUOAD

Corpus Christi, Tex, Nov Ia
twenty eight persons we're injured
one fatally, In wreck on the Frisco
rullroaN. near Slnton, Texas today
when an engine. baggage car. afnoker
ind day coach Jumped the track for
Bome unknown cause. All tho iniurnd
are In the Frisco hospital here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
WILSON PRAISES TAFT
SPEECH AS GENEROUS
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Princeton, y. j. N"v, a.--prusi-
dent l-ll"u wilson today rcud Presi-
dent llrt'H speech In Washington pre-
dieting that under "a Democratic add
mluistratiuu the south would have h
grcnt"r share IN the national gov
"rnmrnt ana that sectional lines would
tend Ia disappear 1T was a very
generous speech ~ remarked.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

Chicago, Nov IA Dr. BevGn issued
IA bulletin this afternoon stating that
tho proposed operation on former
United states senator I.Ofimer for
appendicitis, had been delayed indeG-
n3tOlys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
Invading Armies Hammer at
Forts in Front of Constant
inOple and Fall of Capital Is
Question of Days.
FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING
OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Neither Side Equipped With
Even Semblance of Modern
Hospital Corps or Ambul-
ance Service.
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ST Petersburg, Soy. -. -. tn"
Turkish council at war has decided
that the position of the army de-
Tending C0nStuuliuoplr Is hopeless,
says u dispatch from tho Turkish
capital. III" decision WAS reached
after the council had received a com
muniCatiun from the ottoman COM
mHudrr- In chief The view Is also
iudurscd by u representative ct ia"
Ted Crescent society.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
CoL TwHcheN to Talk Good
Roads at Commercial Club;
Viii You Be Therep

Th" win b" good roads meeting tonight 1880 Mt the Com
and
-
lh" he
o
N'Il' personally,
n 10 10
by the state hIahway
commission with the available
q ,
Cot, Ralph e. Twtchc Las pFoaidsnt
y Mexico association
Colonel Twitchcn "a
. 'te "A
II hearing y = ,
olhtion viii
Secretary L. Crosse pubc-apl.ed oNzeA pO
D. Y VNNI
. THERE ff~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

GINGER UPi " yoa lnpN nsr
reAl Anoercue N 0ne psg,lare -
this city, aaaead tlne 1uS1 neQ9s
Meeting ~ tlAe Coaau,evctnl C.nn
tCnight. @
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

: ++***- rHfdsAF coalAr7--aui1fFir and iar ABILITY $50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

Consumers az Wafer and electric
current 81 this city are herchs civ.
cn notice THAI they shall pay therefor
n advance ai ihe office of the Cin
NJ rrefarY or Atthorirli COLES lr
the rates and prices charged as qer
ordinance PASSED the i3th day ~
june 1aoS
AZ the due the eity bs
thr for aafar service and
electric current. either nf both are
MOI paid ou or hefnf the 10Th das
81 each month. the Saper ntanaenf
81 The city shall. without notice 70
the consumer. CUT of ali such waller
ana light service. and such aater
and liehi service shall Hlt again bc
turned on until ali moneys due the
city are fully paid and in addition
thereto The amount 81 One Dollar
each Ger again turning On the waie
service or electric current respec-
lively
Authorized by the Water and
Light Committee
Benz kou8lski. Mayor
Al. H pnfnfr. Cils Secretary. 1-af
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

&c apaTtmenLs. N C.sLle "a Marano
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4
tract of -fz l-- acres of hand p i--
miles i.laW citg of Naiamorna Ci
Hi0 Granae River with permit ~
tax. water ircm the river . irr.ga-
ton purposes. Ice acres cleared and
now prepared for cotton planting. a5
horse power gasoline engine in Enof
order. canals and lateFais IND first
class order on thc land lN muies
wagons and farming implimcuts wiil
sell cheap. Also have a few small
tracts near the city Of brownsville
with water rights.
19 tf Al. VA. Goodrich Al SON
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

K best Duroc Jersey hogs.
best is none too good for
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-06

% compo1pn anu % GOOD In cnraVe elects
is makers IL pnnf its every ingredient on is outside
Ihe 90 remedy which absolutely contains neither
alcohol injurious or habii-lorminf drufs
Following ieier selected random from arfe number
Of similar ones and cited merely 70 illustrate these
IN he q 1904 became greatly erulnr
geE t utsy ke4 Nore tn1 ~ last received % Apply tie doc
70
Only
would hsye been eea- really bgs ~ lfe lei
than n tnenty yearn"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-06


Strawberries are nov on tap.
If your eyes trouble ycu. see Dr..
Booth.
Subscription taken for al magazines
At post Office store.
Ham. yes-only i6c per pound
(cashl Al HeFElck's.
N. ". MCGEE Of Pullman Is a Nez-
perez visitor this week.
Chop mill at Farmers Warehouse
nov ready for business.
Remember, all work guaranteed
At the Booth JewelFy Store
Have your watch repaired At
Booths. All work guaranteed.
Call at the Nssperce Garage for
automobile and bicycle supplies.
Visit DR.. Booths optical paFloru.
the best fitted this side Of Spokane.
Morgan & Nugsni. real estate.
loans. Insurance. Opposite Clark
House.
See Dr.. Booth Al the Booth
JsvelEy Store. Il your eyes are
bolhering you.
The best soft drinks, Ices, pea
outs. pop corn and candy at Nil.
dFed HsfF'eks'
KEEP cOOL-Get your Ice from
the Ramey Transfer Co. At ic per
pound-dsllversd.
Automobile and bicycle supplies
Al NezpeFce Garage. All your
grisfs cured here.
c. W. Booth . spreading meeting
q the Farmers UniSn sarshouss board
Al Seattle this week.
Bring your grain to Farmers
Warehouse and have 4 chopped.
Nh nov u operation.
NoTIcR-The driving Of stock
through The ruich On nv premises IL
forbidden. Harry Mhcheli.
-, s......s.,...
M.MH M"F|#NN
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-06

During the summer months mothers Of
young children should watch for any unnal-
afAI loosenesa Of the bowels When given
prompt attention a. this time serious trouble
may Be- avoided ChamlofIain'o Collie. ChoI
era and DIaffhooa Remedy can aINaYs be
depended upon. For sale By ~ dealers
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-06

- t"@ opA@0 aa0tts
Princess Flour makes better last
Ing bread than other four
Good hack for sale cheap.
r. D. Armenl.
DR.. Booth guarantees al glasses
one year. An examinations free.
Get good clothes Al home. Have
Carlson, the tailor to make them.
SPUDS for sale At ny place On
Nezperce r. ,. D. /. 81. W. Niles.
Your grain chopped as fast As you
bring L In At Farmers Warehous.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing at the Booth JevslFy Store.
". J. Ramsy made a business
viail 10 Moscow the 6rsl Of the week.
II you want the best price for your
farm, list /. with Morgan & Nugsnl.
All those pretty hats. aovsrs. ETC..
a Miss Williams millinery. nov on
sale a cost.
Clear. artificial Ice. the pursrl to
be had. delivered BY Ramey Trans
fer Co. Al ic pound.
Nov is the time to get your clothes
cleaned and pressed for The spring
season. Carlson. the Tailor.
FOR SALE-Good 7-room house :
enc location. close TO school.
W. Z. Baird. Charleston. Wn.
Mrs. II. c. Anderson and son.
George, vent 70 Spokane yesterday,
for q months visii With relatives.
wANTEp-on our list. anything
"a The real estate line you want 10
sell. Morgan & Nueenl.
LoST-In Nesperce Saturday.
.on .e'se. ~'.s-, yo.-, = ,nsn
scum y "s'''A "'o-' w
80.
SnssF Up maj car o. genuine
Peacock Rock Springs coal has ar
rived. Place yoar order quick With
Ramsy Transfer Co.
Princess Fiour Il a hard wheat
blend. WHY buv sofs wheat aour
vhen vsu can buy Princess flour for
.lmosl he same money.
EGGS FOR SALE-Pure bred S. Il
: Rhode Island Red--sessing IS for
400. Mss. Geo. ReInhardi. II
NeEperce.
Geo. FAR. the veil known and
'opular business man Of Reubens.
'ss looking after buzin, g interests
nd minellng With friends Ia Neg
cree me nfnt Of me week.
FOR SALE. $50 acres veil i'm
roved land { miles from N.zo.roe
,,--.. u - 100 49,. 49,.
,.l,,..t,.. ~ .r,.s f.,l Grain
''''' '.'.'.
rice $500. r. n. Harding
.
LAUNDk1-k have agency tor
.ws.lnn c1eam rnn,arv ShfnIE
$3.50
tuesday morning return Friday
.,h, Trv fhe henf liz
's - III
'"" ~ III
Dr.. +. G. Hagel last week sold
E electric shealer q kamiah to
lesars. Hurley and Wagerly' Who
~ conduct The business IN the tu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
MFUTE WILSON CHARGES
Aepublican Speakers Deny
Party Dodges Tariff.
tBy Tsiezrabh 10 The Tribune.

=, tby telegraph ~ The Tribune
hartford, Conn, Sept. zs.-The recent
Afge OF Governor Wilson, the Demo
ssuc candidate for President. that the
.sepooliesn party was seeking TO abandon
f tariff question az an issue Of the
nasnt campaign was effectively rebuked
Na oehnitely refUted In New Haven to-
= ana IN Hartford tonight By RepuD-
s<l orators whom Chairman HIlles had
.a' INTO Connecticut and Massachusetts
special train for that purpose.
seasressmen Gillett. of Massachusetts.
- Utter OF Rhode Islano. and Dr. VIII
Carter. Of New York, addressed
e audience Ia this city tonight re-
so.ng the Republican attitude on the
IN showing clearly that the kspub'
sn party was making that question its
~t ardent and hopeful issue OF the
cent campaign.
.he Republican party Is not seeking
''oss the tariff issue said Congress
~ 0illett. "On the contrary, II is seek
= 70 bring the fact home with all tho
=" possible that the one big difference
nesn the Republican and Democratic
ost Is the isriff, the difference De
~ the present dsy prosperity and thu
-'4sss Of q former day, when the Demo
~ Yere ia power"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27

brought Or. Dickens and DIR. Carroll.
They made a hasty examination OF
Debe and hurried him off, unconscious,
10 the hospital. Detectives Herlihy and
Kane went with Debs TO take 9 post
rnortem statement. but the dying man
did not regain consciousness.
By that time Mr.. Ryder had finished
a pretty good Job as an amateur sur
geon, and the girls were bundled into
two automobiles furnished by T. r.
Wheeler, proprietor OF the garage, and
Nicholas Ftlrney and Philip Foss. tho
chauffeurs, hurried them of 10 the
hospital. The surgeons said their in
juries weren't serious.
Mrs Debs was unable TO make a
statement TO the detectives last night
The police found T.. =. Banta, col
lecting agent for the Yellow Taxicab
Company. who witnessed the shooting
He said Debs behaved as though he
had been drinking heavily.
Little Samuel Debs was at play In
the street near Columbus avenue when
the shooting occurred. Mabel, his SIS
ter, came home from school after 1t
was all over. Neighbors took them In
hand and carried them around 10 West
IOjth street, 10 the home OF their ma
iernal grandmother Last evening they
found out that their father was dead
and that their mother could not come
from the hospital.
Debs was appointed 10 the police
force in 1902. He was then twenty
four years old. He was one of the first
bicycle policemen In lower Fifth ave
nue.. For year he had been acting as
chauffeur for Inspector Farrell, in The
Bronx. He kept his police car in the
Riverside Garage, in West 1Olst street,
between Broadway and West End ave-
nue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
SzABO WITNESSES AGREE
No Diversity in Testimony
AGAINST Gibson, II Is Said.

In answer 10 the declaration OF lawyers
FOR Burton w. Gibson, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Roea S1abo, that the case
az the prosecution would fall 10 pieces
because OF various stories told by Wit
noasss OF the tragedy. it wss said yester-
6aS al the Austro- Hungarian Consulate
that no diversity Of testimony would ap-
near whom the persons subprnaed by
District Attorney Rogers OF Orange Coun-
~ appear on the stand at Goshen, on
Monday, when tho hearing begins.
New witnesses not yet revealed would
materially strengthen the case, II was
said as we'll as facts as yet not made
nublic which many witnesses whose
names have already been mentioned VIII
testify 10 on the witness stand.
A fourth eye witness 10 the occurrences
ct the time Of Mrs. Szsbos death was
found yesterday. lie corroborates In de-
tail the stories told by Mrs. Hyie Brooks
TON" Garretson. n guide, and lawyer
OF this city, whose name has not been d.
vulged The new witness Is John MIN
turn. n farmer OF Sterling Forest. on
Greenwood Lake. The finding OF this wit
nesa caused a renewed burst OF activity
ON D,stric, Attorney Rosers's part, and II
WAS said that the story told by Mr.. Min
turn in every way coroborated the YER
sion OF the wonan's death on which the
prosecution hangs its case.
II was also said yesterday that Deacon
Murphy. OF District Attorney Whitman's
staff. was conducting an important secret
investigation In this city FOR Mr.. Rogers,
which IL expected TO develop matters hav-
ing an important bearing OH the case.
LAWYERS for Gibson yesterday main
,ajned their attitude Of cocksureness that
Gibson would be released as a result Of
the preliminary hearing. They admitted
however. that they were not banking on
this 10 so great an extent ar to lose time
in case he should 20 to trial. They said
they considered that DIR. Schultse's testi-
,oony as to strangulation was the chief
weakness in the case against Gibson. and
that they were preparing. with the aid OF
autopsy experts. complete rebuttai of
schul,ze's statement that Mrs. Szabo
co,ld have met death only ty strangula-
ton OF a peculiar sort
They said they Will show, II necessary.
that tho condition found In the dead wom-
arr. throat could have been produced in
several other ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
ETT0R SYMPATHIzERS QUIT
Two Thousand Leave American
Wooden Company's Mill.

Lawrence. Mass. Sept. 3s.-Two thou
sand operatives In the Washington mill
Of the American Wooden Company Left
their work to-day as a protest against the
confinement In jail Of Joseph j. Ettor and
Arturo Giovannitti There was no dis
order.
The strikers and their sympathizers at
tempted to induce the Pacific operatives
10 ,oin their ranks, but were not SUCCESS
full.
Ettor and Giovannitti will be tried in
the Superior Court In Salem on September
30, charged with being accessories before
ths fact to the murder OF Miss Aana To-
pezzo during the textile strike here last
winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
SAY TENNESSEE is TAFT'S
Prediction of State Leaders
Harlan and Bede There.
IN Tolekranh to The Trlhnne-


Memphis. Sept 26-President Taft VIII
carry Tennessee in November without the
shadow Of doubt That is the conf
dent prediction OF tho leaders In this state.
The rank and file Of the party are
aroused and are making a fight that will
result In victory. Ample evidence Of the
enthusiasm I'm Tennessee was furnished
tonight when John Maynard Harlan and
J. Adam Bede, the Taft campaigners, who
have trailed Roosevelt from one coast go
the other. answered his statements. and,
talking plain facts addresses a great
audience here In Memphis.
Every great problem before the people
Of the United States has been solved by
Theodore Roosevelt exclaimed Mr. Uar-
Ian. AT least. lac has claimed that honor,
although In most instances he never
raised a finger to help those who wee
trying honestly TO solve these problems
nor offered word OF helpful advice
That which ho needs he takes, not rec
oSniZlng the humble element Of honesty
at any time lie has vested right. he
thinks, In the fruit OF all human endeayor
and therefore that which YOU have dono
or ! have done has been done has been
done by him, and 10 him therefore is tho
credit"
Mr.. Harlan attacked the pretensions
OF Roosevelt. warned his hearers against
the specious pleas of the third termer
and asked them TO maintain constitutional
government and prosperity by their votes
In November. He reminded the audience
of what President Taft had done for deep
waterways, and showed that the Presi-
dent did not merely promise things, but
did them