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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-22
SLOWLY DYING WITH LocKJAw
Young Farmer Near Fort Dodge In
jured in Runaway.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, March 22.-Fra nix
Mooney, a young farmer. Is dying slow
ly at his home near here because of an
attack OF lockjaw. The disease was
contracted when he was thrown out Of
his buggy against a barbed wire fence
when his team ran away. Physicians
hold little hopes for his recovery.
Mooney is very popular in Webster
county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-22
E.th.rvi,,. Hotel Contract Let.

Special to Times RepUbNcan.
Estherville, March 2e.-Charles E.
Hagstrom. Of Minneapolis, secured the
contract for the building Of the new
"Gardston" hotel for s41,250. Work will
begin at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-22

Death from Blood Poison
was prevented by G. ". Cloyd PUNK.
Mo-. who healed his dangerous wound
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. csc. Nc
Bride & VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-22
4 Fortunate 1exsa

E. ". Goodloe, Dallas, Texas. found
a sure cure for malaria and biliousncss
in Dr. Kings New Life Pills. 7oc. Nc
Bride G. VIII Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
OCCUPATION BIooDLEss.
RRBELs ARE ROUTED
ny TENAS CtiWtaYS.
Special 10 Daily News

Special 10 Daily News
San Antonio. Tex. Fob ~
band of Nv aniy-seven Mexican rebels
that had crossed over to the Amcri-
can side and attempted to steal a
herd Of eitghtv-two cattle was com
pletely routed Friday afternoon in 4
running fight with fourteen cow
punchcrs q; point about thirteen
miles down the river from Presidio.
Tcvas 20 r of the marauderi we're
killed and several wounded
~ trles T,ttle who was brough,
TO san Antonio this morning tn have
2 bullet extracted from his right
shoulder WIS the only cowboy wound.
ed.
tn" encacement took place or the
Wilson ranch, according 10 j =
Johnson. hos, OF the rarch who ac.
comp..nied Tuttle 10 this citv
rh5 MoNicans had corralcd cattle
in The Lajaitos Caryon ard We're
awaiting the approach of nichi TO
take the herd across the river
This is only one of many such
vgraudinc expeditions along the bor-
lcr in the vicinity of the Preside.
ry the cowboys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
MACGI,EGDI, ADMITS
CHARGES TN INON.


Special 10 i,silv New,
Houston. Tex. Feb 81 Relative
To the charge made at San Antonio
last nipht hy Cecil 4 LYON that H F
NcGregor, Taft's manager in Texas
ha' two sets % credentials in the
White House. one Of which Va, for
republicans generally and The other
for office-hol0ers under the adminis-
tration In Texas and that the lUrm-
er alone had beer made public
through the press, McGregor Joday
admitted that he did hold two >rtS Of
credentials, only one OF which had
been given oIt.
lie declined to make any sta ment
as To the contents Of the letter. as
vet withheld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
BERT FRANKLIN
PLEADS GUILTY
Admits Charge of Influenc-
ing Juror in McNama-
ra Trial
By Associated Pre-.

By Associated Pre-.
los Angeles. cal. Fob % PEI,
Franklil chic detective for th. Nc
Namarg who was charged with
bribing Juror T. r Rain. pleaded
guilty TO-DAY 10 influencing a Juror
The other udicturu. AGAINST Frank.
lir was d,smiSSoI Hp viii Pee SEN
tencel FRIDAY
Trial ON indictment charging at
tempted bribery OF Tuesman Lock
wood was continued uinrty da,s lt
is likely that Franklin will get ligA'
fine or probation So that he NAV ap-
pear as chief witness AGAINST narroW
Judge Hutton today reversed his
decision OF week ago. and ordered
the District Ntio~uoy to furnish Dar-
row with a complete copy OF the evi.
dence against him which has been Sc
cured by the grand jury, which led to
the indictment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
BULLETIN SHOWS
kNIIW FATALITIES

Nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON, u & Feb 2I-Ac-
cording TO a bulletin ISSUED hy the In
terstate Commerce Commission, POI
people were killed ard 4.'>. injured
In train accidents. durIug July. Aul
gust and September last This shows
decrease of 12n 900 KILLED and an
increase Of 39l injured as comrai-
I'd to the same months ot the year
before
Other railroad acDilgnf, .nc.u.
inr grade crossings. etc show '..
ial Killed of ass. injured Do ..H
both light decrease over tho pre-
yious quarter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
COURT cAUsT|C
To sNEED JURY
Wants No More Pleas for
Dismissal and Demands
Verdict
.PEPP[RY WARM REPORT
WILL SEND As MANY As WI LINE
Announces FOREMAN
STILL SEVEN TO
FIVE.
special TO Daily News

special TO Daily News
Fort North. rexas February -.
Judge Swayne and the jury
whicl, heard the case of j. u. snocd
the amarillo Banker charged with
the murder Of Capt. A. q. ioycc
clashcd today when the jury for the
second time bcseeched the Judge %
dismiss them declaring they coulG
reach no verdict now or ever. Tie
twelve men showed and expressed
chagrin in the court room when
Judge Swaync refused TO let them
go home. Don't sen,l me any more
communications until you reach n
verdict" said Judge Swayne with
heat. I'VE will send as many n We
like. AMI the law won't let YOU stop
u.s." replied the foreman. $50 back
10 your room and II YOU don't reach
verdict today get down on your
knees tonight and pray To Almighty
God that he may cndow YOU his wis
dnm to reach verdict" repiisVi the
Judge. and the sheriff then escort
ed the crestiallen men hack To then
room. they still stand seven Ia fi,,
hut declined To say whether the vote
i In fav" Of acquit,al or convict
ion Yesterday the men demand
ed "a hath before they would resume
their dclihcratiCnes which request
was granted. The twelve men tool
the case. at a;30 saturday nigh
They stood seven to five since thu
first hallot. They say nearly all menu
hers of the Sneed and Royce fami
lies are still In the city awaiting th'
outcome. Sneed looks On ha''
jury as a victory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
DISCOVER MODES
IN STOLEN BATH
Barbershop Porter's Fright
Leads to Surprise for
Stealthy Sleuths
Special TO Daily News

Special 10 DAILY News
Fort Worth Tex, Feb. "A
porter AZ the Becker Tonsorial par-
lcrs .elephpnrd TO police hcad1nart-
ers late last night hat burglars had
entered and had requested squad
of patromen TO he sent there immc-
Chief OF Police Renfro. acconpan.
led hy three patrolmen, dashed t)
tn, place and found the porter shak
ing with fright. They're in T. eDe,
hear en-" he whispered exchedly
and pointed to a bathroom. Chief
Renfro drew his revolver. The y IIice
men drew their clubs Quietly they
tirtoed 10 the door Suddenly the
Chief jerked the door open.
There was a scream. two scrra ms,
from feminine throatn How dare
YOU. you monster Take that" and
he received a splash " soapy water
In his face.
The Chief and his men retired be.
fore the onslaught They had found
tive women cIddled down in tub.
one ind Istriously soruhhing the 9th
er's back Rut the chiefs nerVC re-
turned and he gathered them In n
patrol waSon and carried them 10
headquarters where they gave their
names as Katharyn Reid. chorus girl.
and Mrs Jessie Hoover, OF sherman
They admitted stealing a bath de-
claring that they learned tho barber
shop used soft water while tha sup
piled by tho city was so hard Z rain
ed thnir comrleXions
When fined $40 each tho women
protested with tears wait till
papa hears Of this" said Mrs. Hoov-
or.
rhis morning Chief Renfri re-.
Tented when the two girls appeared
and rcmitted their fines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
GOMEZ GRirIIIFD
At FALL OF II N;EI

rs Nss-cizfei rress
SaJ Antonio. Tex Fob 80 When
shown Associated Press dispatches
lt noon TODAY. rmilio Nasquez Come
EXPRESSED his cratifiCation' n.cr the
ahuug of luareg hv rebel forces hut
expressed himself as somewhat sur
prIsci. 1s ne bad understood 'Hgt the
N8.uuistns wcrc o. march soIfh and
sock so take Chihuahua
Gomc. would offer no opinion fur
.H.r ,tlu that the surrender OF
lmrn urolcht nearer the ultimate
loAuall o. tac Madero soyernmcht
Uc reiterated former statement
chat nc would rot 90 o. JJarc' 10
accept th, provisional presidency.
sa,ns that De- still adhered 20 his
assertion that he was not a rcvolu-
zionist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
TAFT CLAIMS LEAD
AMONG GOVERNORS

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb TAFT
headquarters tonight announced that
nine governors had declared FOR Taft.
seven for Roosevelt and one for La
Toilette.
For Taft: Eberhart of Minnesota,
Carroll OF Iowa. Hay of Washington.
Goldsborough Of Maryland Tener OF
Pennsylvania. Hooper of tennessee.
Spry of Utah. Pennewell of Delaware.
Pothicr OF Rhode Island.
For Roosevelt Glassccck OF West
Virginia. Aldrich OF Nebraska, Bass
of New Hampshire, Osborn of Nichi-
gan. Stub5s OF Kansas Hadlcy OF
Missouri. Johnson Of California
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
Border City Taken By Rebels and
Task of Restoring Order Is Un-
dertaken and Accomplished
CARE TAKEN To AVOID ANTAGONNNG AMERICANS
Commander Believes City is Safe From Assault From
Any Direction Rojas With Force of Seven
Hundred Joins Saanzar

III Paso Tex Feb 27vasQua rebels
Juarcz their Chihuahua City
according
Col Antonio Roas with zoo rebels Bauchc
miles south Juaez stopped point
the Developments Juarez
Saazar ordered Roas
here time tonight Roas
and of tins number will
Saazer said that he did believe
the city IL is safe assault any direction
As the rebels
the task forming
which they successful
Col loza named Mayor his first
saloons and keep them
with the possibility of
United States
II announced tonight all other
muncaon
ing
OCCUPATION moODIISS
The occupation Juare bloedless
garrison refused the city, tho approach
the rebel o'clock this morning after the firing OF
voey the invaders the city without
sstance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
BtCON WOULD DEFER
DEN,OCR ATTIC COW ENruD\

By Associated Press
Washington. u G. Feb - Sen
ator Bacon OF Georgia today declar-
ed In favor OF Dostponing the nation
al Democratic convention until lat
er date. because the entrance OF
Roosevelt into the contest for tha Re
publican nomination has 50 crmpli-
Gated things that think tac lemo-
cratic convention should De nrost-
porcd In order TO consider tH' sit
uation better
other ncwocratic lea lers staird.
however. that there is no chance for
nCIpNnement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
NAY "RFD IOIEI"
AMERICAN PRISONERS


~ Associated Press
Douglas. Ariz Feh - 1t was
reported here TODAY that the Snven
Nmcricans who were captured at
Frontoras. Mexico. on their way over
land to Can1nea in charge Of MeNi-
.an adard. and that thev 1re to be
Rcd Lopcz"d that is, "sho' on
r.. and a latci report said that
the men had "ndoa,ornd TO escape
Feeling IS hich here over the re-
port MeNicats say that the prison.
crs Will he taken 10 CanaHca and CIV
en- afr trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
New Well ~ plain,iew.

Bs Associated Press
plainvicw. TcN., Feb THE
Clingman-Har Machinery Company
closed a deal with nr e. G. Gidney
SATURDAY. for a l..0o-callon-per- min
uto IRRIGATION well on the latter's
place TWO and q half miles west OF
plainyicw Including the II wells
already IN this makes the thirtieth
contract for irri.ation wells In Halo
county. The firm of prs Anderson
4 Giduey came here from Granger n
little more than wear ago and have
been very active in the development
OF agriculture In this section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28

Columbus. o.. Feb. 20 The Gov
ernments suit acairst o., LAKE
Shore OF Michigan Southern Railway
Company and number Of o.N,r rail-
road and coal companies was called
for trial In tho Federal court here
are CHARGED With maintauin. a cnm-
bination Of conspiracy In rGstraint
of commerce In the minin trans
portation and sale Of bitu1us coal
Nirsiuio aud ohio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
AMERICAN RANCH rs
ATTACKED BN BANDITS.
Special to nsily News

Special 10 nsly News
Maria, Tex. Feb az Mexican
bandits attacked the Nelson Morris
ranch across the river last night, but
American ranch hands. armed drove
them of
The Americans refused to with
draw across the border. saying that
thev intended TO remain 10 defend
their property.
II is reported that a party OF cow
bows has crossed the border 20 join
the defenders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
SANTA f TRAIN
4 LEAVES TRACKS
East.bOund Derailed in Cut
Near Cuyler Early
Last Night
Special 10 lsily Nsw,

s'INN'aI 7" I'aTIF NkWf
Panhandle. Tex. Feb. 27.-The
east-houEd Santa Fe train No. ia.
leaving Amarillo at 7'2O p. m. was
derailed in cut a mile and a half
east of Cnyler. this county. tonight.
All cars and the second engine are
off the track, according to report
reaching here, and the two rear ones
are leaning entirely against the snow
bank
No one vas seriously injured.
The train was running thirty miles
an hour when It jumped the track.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
ROOSEVELT IN
CLOSE CONFAB
Sees Many Friends in Bos-
ton, Canvassing New
England Situation
BY Associated Press.

Boston. Mass, Feb 27.--Bol
Roosevelt today talked politics with
many friends and canyassed the sit
uation in New England.
II was suggested that the Roose-
welt movement was without head,
and the Colonel was asked II IL were
true that Senator Dixon OF Montana
is to head his bureau.
Roosevelt said that Dixon would
be acceptable to him, but that illness
In his family made II necessary 10
postpone acceptance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
SENATE MAY ACT
on LAWRENCE STEIkI'

Rv Associated Press
Washington, D. e.. Feb. 27.-That
The Senate is contemplating some ac-
tion in the Lawrence strike was in
dicated today when it defeated mo-
iion 10 table the PoindeNter resolu-
tion. calling for investigation. No
action on the resolution was ,aken
today, but the measure precipitateG
brisk discussion. Lodge leadiny the
Opposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
kNON II CORDIALLY
WELCOMED Vt COLON.
ny Associated Pres.

~ associated pfco
Colon. Feb - The Central and
South American tour Of Secretary OF
State KnoN hecan auspiciously here
today. when he was greeted by al
most IN, entire population.
President Arosemena delivered \
speech OF welcome Secretary Knox
declared that he was surprised and
pleased al the evtent of the cordiality
OF his welcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE
BEGINS WORK TODAY
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press
New York. Feb 27.-The Roose-
welt Committee will begin tor'orrow
Distribution of petitions in every con-
gressi NAL district OF the United
States for the nomination o. Roo'e
welt for the presidency under the di-
rect primary Jaw. To be nominated
he must have four per cent o. the
voters and the result must BE- filed
before midnight March q 1872
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
Canada Remembers Paar.lcbrrs

Ottawa. Ont. Feb % The Cam
a1i1n Defence Lcacuc 'cl 60 Vol
attended mctiuc IN the capital TODAY
in celebration OF Paardcuhcrg DAY.
he anniversary of the surr'n-
der of the Hoer forces under Gem
eral Creme al Paardehcrc February
81. 1890
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
VI IMPORTANCE IL
ATTACHED TO CAPTURE.

" AssoCIsicd FTess
Mexico CITY. Feb. - No impor-
.tance is attached to the fall Of Iuar-
ot bv Mexican officials here. who
stated that the city was unprotected.
II is believed that the government
will nov attempt TO starye the rebels
out through cooperation with Amer
lean authorities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
FOHTIiICAIIoN IuIL
PASSED IN HOUSE

~ N>tllNistt1 rev
Washington. d. C., Feb 27.-The
House TODAY passed the Notifications
oill. defeating the amendment plac-
ing structures on the purchase Of
powder from private concerns.
The Agricultural appropriation bill
was then taken up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
BARNRS STATEMENT
ATTACKS ROOSEt EIT,
ny Associated I're.s

Washington. ID. C.. Feb. - 80
William Barnes. Jr.. chairmap OF the
New York State Republican Commit
tee. In a statement tonight said that
Rooscvelt's Colgmbus speech was a
violation Of Repnblicanism. and pre-
dicted tha, New iork would 20 sold
for Taft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
<<+<<<<<< \ y y y y
To HOI.E MOVING
PICTURE COMBINE

ny Associated Press
Washington. =, C., Feb
27.-The Department Of Jug
tice today began investigation
to ascertain II there Is a Nov
Ing Picture trust. The in-
qdiry involves primarily the
use OF patents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
{. .+++++++++++++++
COAL STI;lkE
ENGLAND STICKS.

b. Associated Press
London. Feb %. No set
tlement OF differences in the
coal strike Was reached at to-
DAYS conference OF miners
and operators. The confer
ence viii be resumed tomor-
row.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-28
Jeanette Rests Morris.

New Haven. Conn. Feb - 10,
Jeanette stopped Andy Morris in
six rounds In bout here tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-30
WHITE e
SLAVERY
IN BIC CITY

New York. Aug 3o.-Searching
along the trail Of police biackmail
that ed To the murder OF Herman
Rosenthal. the states attorney now
reports a form q social evil from
which colosai graft is eX,Orted. This
blsckmail ne says, was obtained
from about a dozen honses in this
cfty. each b which paid from 81
500 20 5000 a month for police
protection.
District Attorney Whi;eman has
learned that these houses pad high
protection uot ecause OF their great
income. bar because protection was
al essentia. - the.r existence These
houses were expensiFely furnished
and decorated. Only The proprietor
and few servants lived in them
Callers were shown names OF girls
who cOald 5e called upon 20 come
TO the >nc--4e when wanted Oppo-
site the names OF these girls were
their ages and the lists Il The hands
OF the district attorney SHOW that
the ages OF these girls ranged any
where from l5 TO is years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-30
Of Local Interest
Some People We Know. And We VIII
Profit BY Hearing About Them

This is purely local event.
II took place in Guthrie.
Not in some faraway place.
You are asked to gate II.
Asked 70 believe a citizen S word;
To confirm a citizens statement.
An article that is endorsed al
home
S more worthy OF confidence
Than any you know nothing about.
Endorsed by unknown Ceople.
r Hunter, 1916 w Mansur
tve. Guthrie. Okla says: The
Jblc statement I gave tn 1908 in
praise OF Doan's Kidney Pills still
holds good During the past TWO
ears I have enjoyed good health 81
cue time my kidneys We're j.. bad
shape. causing my back to become
lame had pains through my kid
ueys, especially when | was on my
feet for any length OF time and al
Eaat could not get my proper rest
The passages OF the kidney secre-
lions were attended with pain and
knew that 7 must do something for
relief. Doans Kidney Pills were so
highly recommended that / inally
eot a box from Cramer's DRUG Store
ifow tie Corner Pharmacy, and il
dfd not take them long 10 correct
rly trouble
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
Take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-30
WENNER HAS NEW PLAN TO
TAKE CARE or PEACH CROP

As against something ike 3oo,0o"
cans of Elberta peaches put on the
market by he peach growers OF this
county This sumner there will be
millions Of cans next simmer il
Secretary Fred l.. Wenner OF the
Guthrie Chs mber OF Commerce, and
himself AN extensive each grower
has his way. Get your prices for
pe5ches or can EN-, is Wenner S
m9tto heuce Onward
--fTS yesery aighty acres Of peach
0rchdrdf Ehere should be canning
plant. according 10 Secretary Wen
ner and his Will be the basis of his
operation There are now five Of the
plants, OF a capacity of 1000 cans
each daily established by the or
chardista, but there will be dozens
OF them il Wenners plans materi-
alize. Each such plant he says, can
Gs installed TOR something like $3.50,
and every man who had one this
year made big money For instance,
the entire canned oGtput from the
oreh3rd owned by Representative
John s. @hearer was sold TO one
concern in Oklahoma at hand
some profit
Whenever the peach buyers reach
the point where they Will not come
u5 to a REASONABLE figure then start
he canning plants. is Wanners
ultima ,unl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-30
FARMER FINDS PEARL
IN MUSCLE SHELL

B4rtl sville Ola Aug. 3-liav-
ias aasi-chiug arm ha viii produce
s35 .hrow. is bel-er than raising
hogs at SIS per but hefore a whip
can be developed that VIII produce
his sum If is necessary to practice
throwing at pigs. This is the belief
Of c. T.. Squires prosperous farmer
residing along Sand Greek.
This is how 1t happened dr.
Souires makes q specially OF raising
pigs. and lher are all good ones One
o. the male members Of the family is
considered unruly and has Away
caused Mr. Squires no end of trouble
in the destruction OF garden truck and
other farm -roducts. Yesterday Mr
Squires was along the creek looking
for muscle shells The pig came
along
ssiddoo. said SqHires. 10 the
greasy yorker But the oniy answer
Of the hog vas a defiant grunt.
Then Dir. SQuires picked up a mus
Gle shell and hurled it al the pig IL
struck the animal on the port side
and the pOrker made his estalre to-
wards his domicile When the shell
struck the animal Nj 5quires noticed
a little white object faI from the shell
He made "A search. Much 10 his sur
prise he discovered pearl The
pearl is said 70 be valued at S25 NOW
Mr. SQuires viii make a specially OF
looking for muscle shells.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-30

fFrom the New York Press
William r Hearst, he stormy pet
rel of Democratic politics. served
notice on Charles f Murphy yester-
dav that Governor Dix must not lie
nominated for governor. Dix
offended Hearst TO the last point by
refusing to take sides with the Grim
inal Brandt against Mrs. Mortimer
schif. Hearst is not in the United
states. so 1t may be alleged that no
notice was served on Murphy. but
the New York Press is in position TO
say that should the New YORK Dem
ocracy. controlled by Tammany Hal
renominate Gov Dix .he1 Hearst
will be a candidate for Governor
The man who caused the message
TO be conveyed to Boss Mprphy ~
Arthur brisbane There was no
uncertainty about lie demand from
Hearst that Fix should be thrown in
the discard The elimination OF Gov
error Eix would not 0oiher Rf, p
Mlrphy. He can find dozen men
for the job OF governor. Murphy
called about him few OF MS real
IFlGAdS. iD1t At tb0tdL y ~
the meeting he spoke with on lhe
telephone All agreed with him that
the Hearst challenge was cover
for a welllaid plan to defeat Wood
row Wilson.
in the newspapers Hearst IS an.
nouncing that he supports Wilson
His highest salaried political writer
is plugging the Progressive cam
paign. Mr. Taft's manager Hilles,
has a column or more day in the
Hearst publications In editorials
John Temple Graves recites how the
Democratic house OF representatives
is trying to kill the Monroe doctrine
and every day .t Is suggested that
the parry of Jefferson cannot pc
trusted 10 do anything George w.
Perkins is praised as man who.
having made sufficient money is now