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fairness Of the people will have much t9
do with the result in November. Mr.
Taft deserves vindication, and that viii
play largely in the voting"
Taft will carry New York by more
than 10000 majority" said Repro
sentative Bennett. The people Of New
York have more money In banks, build
ing and loan associations and other in
situations than any other people in the
country. Stability Is essential 10 the
majority there. New York has never gone
off after new nostrums and never Will.
This is merely another Bryan campaign.
with college professor masquerading
as Bryan
THE third party movement has petere1
out in Kansas and Taft will carry that
stat, easily said Representative An
thony. of Kansas.
IT weigh my words in making this
statement" said Representative Bar
tholdt. Of Missouri. Missouri will cast
her electoral vote for President Taft.
Thousands of level headed Democrats
will help us swell the majority"
President Taft announced to-day tho
appointment Of Pierce Anderson, of Chi
cago. as member OF the National Fine
Arts Commission, TO succeed the late
Daniel II. Burnham. Of Chicago, and the
promotion OF Daniel G. French. of New
York, to be chairman of the commission.
Among the White House callers to-day
were Senator'S Fletcher. Bradley AMI
Cullom. ex-senator Mooney and Repre-
scntatives Howell, Pepper, Davenport,
Dodds. Kennedy, Hawley, Barnhart.
Sells. Mccall and Cannon.
President Goes to Beverly.
President Taft left at 5:35 o'clock to-
night for Boston, 10 spend the rest of
the week at his summer home near Bev-
crly. Mrs. Taft. Secretary Hilles AMI
Major Thomas l.. Rhoads were i'm the
Presidents PARTY. Mrs. Taft will stay
I'm Beverly the rest Of the summer, and
Miss Helen Taft and the two Taft boys
are expected 10 join her there in a few
days. The President will return TO
Washington on Monday.
Several Progressive Republican Sena-
tors, comforting over the situation grow
ing out OF the Presidential nominations
at Chicago and Baltimore, have voicel
the opinion that "A third party in their
states Is unnecessary. Their several
opinions are that electors in sympathy
with Roosevelt will be on the regular
Republican ticket IN California. Wash
ington. Kansas. Nebraska. Minnesota
and the Dakotas. among others.
None Of the Progressive Senators her,
has announced any intention of leaving
the regular Republican party.
Senator Works. OF California, and SEN
ator Bristow, Of Kansas. told their col
leagues that the Progressive element was
In control OF their states and there would
be nothing TO gain by joining in a third
party movement. Senator Poindexter,
Of Washington. said he believed it woull
be unnecessary TO organize third party
in his state.
Beverly Mass. July 9-President TAFT
will find a welcome awaiting him when he
reaches Beverly tomorrow morning for 4
short four days vacation. HIS special tram
which is due 10 arrive at $50 o'clock, will
DO met by Il committee OF citizens, headed
by Colonel Charles l.. Dodge Colonel
Dodge viii deliver an address of welcome
and then turn the President over to Mayor
Frank \. Dodge. who will speak In behalf
OF the city.
After the speechmaking the President will
be escorted 10 Paramatta. his summer rest
dence. by a procession OF members OF the
city government, the Republican City Com
mttee. the Taft Club, the Republican Club.
members OF the Grand Army, Boy Scouts
Boys Brigade and the school children OF
the city.