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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
A Rockefeller Fake.

ITS Rockefeller fake" said q
philadelphia broker, "one OF those In
Vulnerable Rockefeller fakes that float
around the country, but. fake or not.
I'll tell It to you.
"John p. ESQ the fake runs) got a
very suspicious looking cake by mail
the other day. He wrapped It up in a
newspaper and took It to chemist
"Ts this likely to be poisonedr he
asked.
"'"'It certainly looks like q poisoned
cake to me- said the chemist. Leave
II here And he smelled 1t, then he
tasted and spat out very tiny cur
rant. Leave 1t here, Mr.. Rockefel-
ler. I'll analyze 1t for YOU
""'How much will the analysis cost 2.
"'Ten dollars, SIR
"John- ID. bundled up the cake IN
the newspaper again.
"'Humph!' he said, as he tucked It
under his arm. 'it'll be cheaper to try
Il on Archbold's cat"
Ia -. - = .
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
Leave your laundry at Mack ..

Leave your laundry at Macks.
Prest-O-Lite exchanges at Coz
Store.
Dandy line Of Go-Carts at Whit
tington's.
Buy Your Musical Instruments al
MACK's.
Over 5000 rolls Of Wall Paper al
Whittington's.
Bill collectors seldom dun as the'
would BE done by.
Even . cat has too much sense to
orv over spilled milk.
Good residence to rent. Centrally
located. e. 4. LEWIS.
Our Wall Paper Is here and ready
for inspection. G. II. Wilmington.
Want your parlor papered? Let
Meyer do it. Satisfaction guaranteed
Phone 1875.
Edison Talking Machines at all
prices up to 5000. Libera! Terms.
See Z. G. Mack.
Now is the time to can Pineapples,
We have a fine assortment just re-
ceived. LEWIS g. BURDICK.
For SALE at Bargsin:-my house
and lot on Bowen's Addition.--Jesse
Kimes, Harbor Springs, Mich.
The new seasons Wall Paper with
special Cretonnes to match are now
on display at the Hite Drug Store.
AyToMoBILIsTs ATTENTION! We
keep on hand 'Prest-O-Lite tanks for
exchange or sale. Also agents for the
famous No Rim Cut Tires. EAST
JORDAN LUMBER Co., HDwR. DEPT.
The p. L. A. s. will meet Friday
afternoon, June 7th with Mrs. Rich
ard Supernaw. Mrs. Q. II. Pray will
assist in entertaining. Every body
invited.
A bunch of our local firemen con-
sisting of Chief Eugene Adams, A. f.
Cross, joseph Cummins and Charles
CpykendalI, plau To leave next Tues
day with James Gidley in his auto for
Kalamazoo to attend the State Fire
mems meet.
Remember that Rugs are much
cheaper than last spring. See Whit
ting's'stock.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. 7, Porter Bennett. Pastor.

1890, The seventh Beatitude,
BLESSED are the peacmakers, for they
shall be called the soDs of God"
ll:45. SUNDAY School; l67 scholars
were out last Sunday. Will you try
and help rs make 1t 200.
6:45. Epworth League.
1880. Life a Battle will be the
subject that the pastor will take for
the evening service. A welcome
awaits you at this church.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
County Normal Notes

Tom Scroggle, class of 10, visited
at the normal room last Monday
morning.
The normal class. Miss Hines and
Miss Whiting, visited at the Ironton
school last Tuesday afternoon. After
visiting both rooms in the school a
most delightful time was spent at the
Stuart farm on which Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Straw live. Mrs. Straw was
formerly Miss Mamie Williams aud a
member of the class Of 'OS. Mrs.
Straw kindly took US around and
showed US the modern improved
buildings and the thorough bred
stock.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01

Cash Holmes was a Mancelona visi-
tor this week.
Mrs. r. r. Steffes was q Traverse
City visitor this week.
Miss Mary Porter Is home from q
fortnights visit to Grand Rapids.
Mrs. It. v. Hardy aud daughter.
Mrs. James Haignt, were guest OF
Manceicna friends this week.
Mrs. Pleasant Hyland returned TO
her homs at Charlevoix, Monday after
q visiS'%ith her son in this city.
Howard Porter was at New Haven,
Conn. the past week attending the
wedding of's Yale College chum.
Mrs. W. H. Roy entertainsd the
Loyal Legion and other friends to a
garden party" at her home, Friday.
Do not forget the delicious cream
served by the young ladies' Of ST.
Joseph's church in the Richardson
building this afternoon and evening.
Lightning struck the barn of Wright
Carr during the storm OF Monday
night. Beyond tearing few boards
and stunning COW, it did no partic-
ular damage.
EMPEY BRos are the only people
In Fast Jordan that carry a regular
line of TRUNKS and GRIPS OF all
kinds. Their line is complete and
not surpassed.
The Stewards Of the Methodist
church will serve 25c supper at the
church parlors, Wednesday evening
June sth, from 500 to 500 O'Clock.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Richards were
rendered surprise party by num-
ber of their neighbors aud friends
last Saturday evening. Games and a
fine spread were enjoyed.
The Wuman's Foreign Missionery
Society Of the Methodist church will
hold their next regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. Payne on Tuesday,
June Att, at 2:30 p. m, Visitors well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Blount received
a visit the past week from the Iatter's
brother. Atty George a. Cady of
Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Mr.. Cady is
impressed with the agricultural pos
abilities of this region and has deoid-
ed to purchase afruit farm near this
city.
Robert Dickie died at his home in
Eyelipe township Tuesday last, aged
80 years. Deceased was a wsll-known
resident of that township having re-
sided there for years, and leaves
wife, three daughters and two sons to
mourn his loss Funeral services
were held Thursday conducted by
Rev. ]. ". Ruehle and interment
made IN the East Jordan cemetery.
Jack Mahar received q broken and
badly laeerated left leg in q fall at
the Electric Light Plant Monday
noon. He climbed pole to loosen
some wires and the pole fell carrying
him with it. In endeavoring to
loosen his elm bers the brad tore an
ugly hole 10 the leg, the pole falling
on and breaking it. He was taken to
the Russell House where he was board
ing where physicians dressed the
wound.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01

New Wagon For Sale; also New
Range Stove, Single Buggy and Har-
ness, and Seed Potatoes. MRS. NJ. IL.
MIsENAR, II. f. ID. 4.
/ have Fruit Lands, Lake Shore
Farms, Improved Farms and City
property in all parts Of Charlevoix
County TO sell or trade. Also farms
and business chaDces anywhere in
United States. JOEL JOHNSTON
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
Bvieis Of the Week

Fr Kroboth has been absent all
= week at the dedication OF the new
bohemian church at Balnister. Mich
The ladies OF the Bohemian Settle
ment will serve a big dinner In theil
hall Thursday, June 8, after the pro
cession.
0. Il. Meyer resigned as director OF
the East Jordan Military Band, Tues.
day. and Irwin Hyatt was elected to
fill the vacancy.
Lightning which came down the
stovepipe. instantly killed John Fish
erFaged J years, OF Central Lake,
Tuesday. The lad was asleep In his
bed.
Misses Eva Lewis. Anna .Iamison
and Lucille .Boosinger were al Traverse
CITY over Sunday. delegates from the
local organization TO the District
Convention OF the Christian Endeayor.
The Executive Committee OF the
Charlevoix County Republican Club
have fixed June l4th at the Wolverine
Hotel, Bcyne City, as the time and
place for their annual Republican
banquet. The program has not yet
been arranged nor the speakers secur-
ed and this will be announced later.
A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day afternoon, May 80. at the home OF
the BRIDES sister. Mrs. VIM. =. Jepson,
when Miss Sigma Sorenson became the
wife OF Charles E. Sandle The bride
was assisted by Miss jennie Rubeck
OF Alba, and the groom was supported
by John E. Valance of this city Z.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
4. Porter Bennett, and the ring SER
vice was used. A wedding dinner
was served.
Memorial Day services held Thurs
day will probably go down in history
az the best observance our city ever
gave the dav. The weather was pro-
pitious and the program Of the day
was carried through without hitch
At Temple Theatre in the afternoon
Judge Mayne addressed packed
house and the program given was fine.
East Jordan Military Band rendered
rome fine music during the various
services of the day.
1t is said that fully half OF the vot-
ers in the state have not registered as
required by law. to enable them to
vote at the August primaries, which
be as important, II not more so, than
the regular fall election. All who
not registered will have an opportpn-
ity TO do so with their township
clerk up to June 27. Failure TO thus
register will prevent THEM from vet
ing at the primaries, WHICH in many
counties like Charlevoix for instance,
is equivalent to an election,
Col. George w. Dickinson, father
of Mrs. Hugh Dicken, died at his
hume In Petoskev, Saturday evening.
He was taken i'll while visiting his
daughter here last Wednesday and
was removed in an automobile to his
home. Col. Dickinson was a civil
war veteran, was Sheriff OF Emmett
County for several years. aud was
CLERK Of the county, at the time of
his death, haying served in that
capacity for eighteen years. Funeral
services were held Tuesday.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
St. Joseph's Church.
Rev. Timothy Kroboth.

Kew. timothy krOboth.
Sunday June 2
1880 a. m. mass and sermon.
1880 p IN. Benediction.
Thursday June 6
Feast of Corpus Christi.
$3.50 a. m. High mass at the Bohe-
milan Settlement and afterwards pro-
cession Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment.
Friday June Z
500 a. m. First Friday, Mass and
Benediction.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
WHEN BUYING. BUY ONLY THE BEST
Costs no more but gives the best gesuIts

II. L. Blomquist. Esdaile, Wis,
says his wife considers Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound the best cough
cure on the market. ''She has tried
various kinds but Foley's gives the
best results of all.n Hite Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-01
Prest-O-Lite exchanges at Co.'S

House cleaning time Is here and
just the time to pave those Switches
puJ in on your lights. See MILES s.
MURRAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
nRoKE ms nNnY.s noNEs.

Cincinnati, Feb. g. Humane society
officers here saw private perform
ance yesterday given by 3-year-oid
boy whose ankles and wrists had been
broken when he was ten days old to
make him an acrobat aud wrestler.
The youngster II the son OF II q.
Neof, a Greek. who says he was stu
dent 81 physical culture In Greece.
Neof told the officers he had hrok-
en- the wrists ana ankles of his son
when he was ten days old and a
month later began training the baby
for an athletic career, la his per-
formances the Neof child disloCaio"
his ankles ANA wrists al will-aAd cals-
ed them Co assume many unnatural
positions
By bending backward, with hands
and feet on the floor in "a wrestler :
bridge. the child supported lou
pounds on his chest.
The humane Officers decided not 90
intevfero with Neofs plan Of develop
ing the child, hut eXacted q promise
that 40 public exhibition would Doe
given by the boy for al least five
years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
HISTORIC sCAFF0LD IN
ARIZONA DESTROYED

The historic scaffold which has
been stored in the COchise county
court yard adjoining the court house
al Tombstone, Is no more. The last
OF q was cut up 10 furnish Nndling
FOR The fires OF the county Jail.
The scaff0ld was built IN the early
part OF the year 1884 by c. j. Timer,
who at present Is a resident OF Yuma.
II was ordered built hy the board OF
supervisors for the purpose OF hanging
the i've Bisbee murderers and was
built so as to accommodate them all
at once.
II was used ON the 2Tth OF March
1884, az which time Dan How'd, james
Delaney. Tex Howard, Reed sample
and j Kelley were hung, the trap be-
ing sprung by sheriff Ward. u was
then stored away and kept until Mo-
vember 10, 1900. when Il was erected
under the direction OF Sheriff Scott
White and was used for the execution
Of William and Thomas Halderman.
who had been convicted OF he muir
der OF Constable Ainsworth IN the
Swisshelm mountains during the
month o June, 1889.
Tho scailOld was erected twice for
lti NAft fiFht lNNA ttlitff NNN mttN liNf'.i
used q WAS erected under sheriff
Lewis Tor the purpose OF hanging Ger
milo Romcgo who WIS convicted OF
thc murder of Emil t4indell in Bls0ee.
lat before The time OF execution had
arrived Romero made his escape from
The county lnil and has never been
npprehendcd.
The last time Il was erected was
under the administration Of sheriff
Hunt and was to have been used tor
the execution OF L Ered!a, alias
ChappO. who was sentenced tie death
for the murder 81 Deputy Sheriff
Wright. al Black Diamond ln 1908.
The rope had been stretched and the
time far the execution had arrived
within few DAYS when a rep,leve
was received from Governor kibby
committing the sentence TO life inn
/ prisonment.
The scaffold was then taken down
ana hiss since been stored until the
past few weeks when Tue order was
given to cut Il up into klndling wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
ADVICE
URGED FOR BANK
EMPLOYEES
Embezzlement Might Be Pre-
vented BY Warning Against
Extravaganza; the Wages
Should Be Higher in Many
Cases.

Topeka, ans. Fob. 5.--lf bank ofn-
ciBls would keep in close touch with
the habits and manner OF living of
the bank clerks and would give word.
OF fathofly advice there would he
fewer embellishments j. y. Doiley,
state bank commissioner, believes He
sen' out word OF caution 90 all Kan
sas banks today in which he asserted
that the higher officials Of. many
banks are 10 blame for many 6Sfal-
cations because of failure 90 watch
Mhat their clerks are doing and fail
urc To- pay the clerks reasonable
salary.
"Many of the defalcations Of bank
employees should, in large measure.
be cnargcahic to the officers higher
up. Dolley said today ga his letter TO-
tuc Kensaa bankers. "ln many cases
the officials do NOT keep in ciosc touch
with their employees as 10 their daily
habits and often times DO not pay
thmn sufficient salaries, largely due
10 their eageraess Tor paying largo
UN |drult.
.ras Fair Waa- or Quit"
..F.,f. .uHU.t. rf 1auk Eluid
r.rA. s1 aa m .c rulF paid
GA 6lsIs of his worth ia tae nau-
tuition Aud when ho s. receiving a
fglr salary and fan com ponsauon for
his services ard cannot livc within the
amount. his services should at once
be Discontinued n II is impossible To
do this from the earnings of the bank,
the bank should Igul1atc and go out
of business because % becomes mem
are co m, banking world and the de-
puslting public when It's condition De-
such that It's earnings VIII not pro-
Vide suitable wage for it8 servants.
"Tt has always seemed 10 me that
when cashier, teller bookkeeper or
other employe begins 20 put on extra
style aud spends more money extrava-
gnntly In dress or IN other respects,
that the president or directors Of the
bank should cali him before them TO
pye information aH Co how he IS get
ting the money.
Would save Hanks Millions.
They could al least gay Ca him As
you are working for US. u would be
to the credit Of this bank as well as
10 your own credit 81 sou exhibit
enough courage and character 20 stand
firm agalpst temptation 90 spend
money that you ought not 90 SPEND
"pconlc not willing 60 be restricted
ly ehstgmI0us habits and those not
willing ca dtBy themselves for the
purposc Of accommodating money hon
oatly have uo proper place Ia the
aanHinE busIbcs
"pfppcr and al. rous supervision
OF jhi8 Sind oro- ne habits ANA aspi-
r1tions NJ their As would save mil
Hons 90 dullars to Boo banks of this
country beside assisting their clerks
to huld up Charcter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05

OPENED TO SETTLEMENT
The United States iaad office at
Las Cruces. New M2Nico, has just
received official notice Of the order
of the frat assistant secretary OF the
interior, dated January "A, 1912, which
vacated FORMER departmental order
OF January rs. 1890. insofar as same
affect the withdrawal under the rec
lamation act In connection with the
san Carlos project New Mexico OF
the following described lands Said
lands are situated along the Gila
river. about % miles north oil Lords
burg
Warming IN expressly given thar
no person will be permitted to gain
or exercise any right whatever under
any settlement or occupation begun
after said withdrawal OF January rs,
1906. and prior to March II, 1912, all
such settlement and occupation being
forbidden,
Under the forms OF the departmental
order FIRST mentioned said lands be-
come subicct 90 settlement and oc-
cupatlon ON March II, 1912, hut shall
not be subject 10 entry, filing or seleo-
tlsn units April 10, 1912
The lands Involved are r. 40 81 r.
10 W. an Secs. J, 2, .. T.. re and sW
II.2 sec A. an Secs. Q and 49, y ~
/ Soc III; an Sec l2; y ~ Sec l6.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
NOTICE OF SUIT

In the Second Judicial District, Terri
tory Of New Mexico iu and for the
the County OF BeruulIo.
Isaac Barth Plaintiff SCI. Alice G. Nc
Lain, Defendant, First National
Bank OF Albuquerque Garnishee.
No. S769
To the Above Named Uetendant:
You are hereby notified that suit
has been filed against yon la the said
court and county hy the above named
plaintiff wherein the said plaintln
claims as assignee of Adama Trading
company, corporation an indebted
ness against you In The sum OF Sl33.45.
and has garnisheed funds belonging
10 YOU IN the possession Of the First
National Bank OF Albu1uerque
You are further notified that unless
You enter your Appearance IN the
said cause In the said court al Albu-
querque, New Mexico. Hn or before
the 18Th day of March 1912 "a de-
fault will De taken and me plaintiff
VIII apply 20 the co0r' Tor Judgment
aeulnst YOU Tor ihe said sum Of SB33 Ar
.and costs OF suit and 0gllnst the said
Karnishoo for snch part On that sun
as may ho Indicated hy ihe garnlshee'
answer filed IA thla cause.
"a q WALKER
seah Clerk 1f mo usrici Court
~ Tho8 X. ID Madison Deputy.
Attorneys for plalntin ere Miller a
Craig. Office and posIotlce, Albuquer
que, \. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
MASSACHUSETTS IS
WORRYING TAFT
AND FRIENDS
Reports From Maine and New
Hampshire Also Cause Some
Uneasiness; Little Work Be-
inc Done in East As Yet.

Washington. Feb. 5.--Now that the
president has returned To the capital
ID ~ the confident expectation that re-
nomination activities VIII keep pace
with those purely administrative. but
confident expectation" has been dis
appointed on several prior occasions,
a. liz. however. generally believed that
a tomorrow not far distant viii wit
ness the beginnings OF a real cam
paign on behalf of denomination, Com
mon consent has II that senator w
MurTay Crane of Massachusetts, VIII
provide tie guiding hand and the wise
head for the operations
some few Republicans in Washing
ton A9em to DO cruel minded. They
say that the place for MIR. Cranes
cnlef and earliest endcavor should be
the state OF Massachusetts. whero di-
rect report has Il many Republicans
are showing a disposition To be UNI
iuly senator Horny cabot Lodge.
llkc MIR crane. Ia for the denomination
az President Tag ncminnlly So. al
any ratcand IL ans been suawested
that while the Junior senator exerci8es
his rhiltes as campuisu director ~
Washington MT pdgc might make
NN lthNA NFENAA exc NlHfhfAAN W. Nt'' N"AA"
STATE To- rieht things, C0louel Rcose-
We. 'is NOT q candidate" but ho VIII
accept the nomination n "a be forced"
on him rs IL possible that Mr., Lodge,
for an his loyalty 90 tlc present orr
der. weuld look upon Roosevelt
wave in Massachusetts as one not al
together destructive OF political hap
plncss?
Washington understands h.
t,vrc are several disturbing elements
IN Massacnusmts, men and t'uags bee
ing about equally divided as factors az
trouble. Louis Frothlngaam, who
WAS elected lieutenant governor on
the Republican ticket When Eugene
"a. Foss captured the goyernorship a
year ago is "a Progressive, ana none
too klndly disposed to tho cause of
President Taft iE fact. Mr.. Froth-
lngham is Roosevelt man, and ls
saying so. Then there "a Charles %.
Baxter OF Medford prominent IN thc
Republican couEsels o. the state, who
b. said a. think that the colonel af-
lords the only means of party saliva
ton IN the congressional district Of
"Gussic" trdnor. who Is Mr.. Lodge y
son-snolaw. only two men are thus far
spoken of as being likely go Dc sent
10 the Chicago convention as dele
gates. both of whom are in favor OF
the nomination OF Mr., Roosevelt.
ono Miacd M Wickersliam.
Proof that & Is not always che
coantry's greatest good which moves
mems minds possibly may be found
IN the fact that one OF these gentle
men who would ilko 10 vote FOR the
colonel In Chicago is said 10 be miifed
al Attorney General Wiokersham be-
cause of his attitude toward the I'M
dependent tobacco companies.
Ia one of the many NewtOns lives
w. 4. GIrcelon. q Republican poli'
tictan who has served his state In Of.
Zee. and who is of the aggressive
kind lie is against Taft and f0I
Roosevelt Washington men who know
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.

--N~.~sp~~-@@-~-~r~e~
COLORED woman would like work by
the day or laundry work. Cali
$40 l-2 s. Second st. Il
COLORED man wants work as iani-
tor, housekeeping or most any.
thing. Call 3i5 i-2 s. Second st. a.
a YOUNG MAN wants position on a
Selivery wagon or clerking In "A
grocSry Gr any kind Of store, refer
cnces: Suows the town very wen and
has had Swo years OF experience in
dry goods ana grocery store. Can
read, write ans speak both English
and Spanish. PhSne 708.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
THE PROPER COURSE.
Information OF Priceless Value {,
Every albuquerque citizen.


How 90 act IN an emergency Is
knowledge 81 inestImahle worth. and
this IL particularly true % the disoas.
es and ills Of tile human body n
you suffer with backache urinary
disorders, or any form OF kidney
trouble the advice contained IN the
following statement will add a val
liable asset 10 your store OF know
ledge. What could be more convinc-
Ing proof OF the efficiency of Doan's
Kidney Pills than the statements Of
nearby residents who have been per-
manently cured?
Hllario Baca, Delgado ST.. santa
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half years ago / gave q public static
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Doan's Kidney pills. They COM
pletely rid me % pains in my back
that had troubled mo on and on for
months. Whenever 1 stopped or
brought any stsaln on my lolns. /
suffered severely Gnd there were va
rious other difficulties which con-
WINGED me that my trouble came
from disordcred kidneys II was not
long after I began taking Doan's
Kidney Pills that every symptom on
my trouble DISAPPEARED The fact
that have no return attack war
rants me ia expressing "a high opin-
ion OF Doau's Kidney Fills.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburn CO., Huffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-D oan's--and
take no other. 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05

a piece of flannel dampencd with
Chnmbcrlgin's Ihumcnt sind bound on
20 the affected parts ls superior 90 any
plnrter when troubled with lame
haak or paine in me side w hest
give Il trial and YOU are certain 90
he more than pleased with the prompt
relief which u Affords. sold by All
Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05
HELP wANTED---Femals.

WANTED 49, salesladies at Rosen-
wald's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-05

the Massaonusetts situation cay that
minor leaders here, there and every
where throughout the statc are an-
10 gonlstic 90 the presldent and think
that the colonel should be the man.
n Is possible that Mr. crane or Mr..
Lodge would confirm the words OF
some OF the Roosevelt enthusiasts who
say that " one "big leader" should
the work Massachusetts
could be turned from Taft to Roose-
Welt over night.