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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-11-07
lican majority in the Senate has
been over-thfown, and the next
Senate will ne Democratic
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
CON GRATULATB WILSON

President Taft tonight sent
telegram to Governor Wilson.
Here is the mes sage.
Cincjnaati, Nos. 5; 1912.
Hon. Wood ow-WiFsou,
Princeton, N. J.
| cordially congratmrte you
on your cleo ion, and extend to
ya'I my best wishes for a sacsess-
full Administrations.
WILLIAM 4. TAEp 2
Roosevelt SIT. tsa- fale+ss's,s
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-11-07

Governor AcCfeary nav
= statement in response to -
letter addressed to him ard
others by MIR. Justus Goehsi
The Governor declares that 81
i ersons who have made preiN
Investigation know that the Ss-
porations in Kentucky have ut
been paying their just proportion
of the taxes" and says that Il
the CORPORATIONS which have
stituted the suits persist in { eis
efforts ''the State Of Kentlcs
and the cause of the taxpa & s
should be defended in the ccl1
bv counsel in every way esls
equipped, aud by all the al u
az US that may be peeded to ! &
and cope With ya- MANY able
eorueys whoAgst ted ne So
The Goverhoi Is st tfcsart 80
Avs;
The tier Qf AFs r'ju
EGoehel, aFdressat - me 1900
'lliH dininis'ratiNe S
Officer cf the St =
rtftsens Of the
/ VI o are nlerl 81 e2
n fam taxation slla
/ 81 I'd generally hi =
D GERS and contains
information and import.
gestions.
He was present at u
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-11-07
Orty-7hFee States Bo Them FSF I8C1Fas VOt0S Igl(
States illinois And PENN Or Roosevelt, Two
States Utah and v8rnlOFl, For Taft and
One Doubtful Last Report,
THIS COUNTY LOYAL toe 0. TAFT 100 PLURALITY

telegfa:a Is Governor Wilson:
"FhesA tdas.can people By a
great pgaFity have conferred
upon y9 the highest honor IN
their gis; I Congratulate you
theseon
"THE0.9aRE ROOSEVELT. .
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-11-07

BRYAN tsaTEs HYMN
TO SHOW FEELING.
Lipes. Neb., Nov. 5. Nv. j.
Bryan tright expressing pleas
ure at q election Of Governor
Wilson said:
AS riIpio1s hymn has been
brought inro the campaign by
eae Of {. PARTIES. ] think that ]
2 ~ ;,eisss-1 - rl-irr no Hocg ~
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A. C. COMPANY
 IS SATISFIED

Engineer Webb of the American Goldhelds Mining Company of New York. departed today after having concluded his test of the Cripple riv eI district. and the result will be most probably that dredges will be placed on the ground next season.
 The company is the one which has been mentioned before as the operate. of the great dredges in the klondik. country. Several men have been drilling for some time for them on Cripple and the result has been such it is said. that no further prospect ing was thought necessary at pres ent. Nothing whatever has been giv. en out regarding the value of ths ground and Webb himself showed ex treme reticence. He stated some tim. ago that his people will come In should the tests being made warran il. but he declined to give any hint as to what his report would be.
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mems association. He has been ap
 preached on the subject and 1t may be said now that he will almost cer tainly accept the nomination if 1t is rendered to him. He will go out over the ice this winter. anyhow. as h, must transact some important busi- ness connected with the dredge which he will establish on Nome river next spring. He would be unable to leave on any boat and would be here fol election if he becomes candidate.
 IL seems to be the desire of the min ties of the district if the latter fee that such a course would be exped
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Special Nugget Service.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 23.-Wood. TOW Wilson tonight addressed a large audience of coal miners in the anthra- cite regions. He spoke mainly on the safe guarding of the underground workers The tarin also was dwelt upon.
 In the part of the speech connected with mining the democratic candidate expressed the opinion that miners
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BROWN GOING OUT.

w. II. Brown and family are leav- ing on the Senator and will spend the winter In Oswego. The Bessie road house. of which he Is the proprietor Twill be closed until spring until their return to Nome. It Is MT. Browns first visit to the outside in IA years and he looks forward with the great est pleasure to the time in store for him.
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MASTODOh WAS
 UNt MUNSTER
TUSkS FOUND TO BE f2 FEET \,
 INCHES IN LENGTH.

Of all thc mastodons ever found the "ne r"ccntIy uncovered on Coffee creek seems to beat the record. The work If direiug out the skeleton has proceeded fir enough to ascertain that the tusks ar, 2 feet 6 inches in length. The pr"serl alton of the hair of the brute k considered to be most rrmarkablc Some of tha tundra mud surrounding the skeleton has been brought to Nome It carries large quantity of hair which has remained intact throughout the ages since the giant beast died.
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NOTICE SPECIAL TERM
 COURT.

Notice is hereby given by the un dersigned. clerk of the District Cour for the Territory of Alaska, SeconC Division. and the Jury Commissions for said division; that, on Monday october 7th. 1912. at the hour of 1, o'clock a. m.. we will place in the jury box 300 or more names of person, qualified to serve as jurors. and vii thereupon draw from said jury box the names of thirty persons 10 serve as petit jurors. and the names of twenty three persons to serve a grand Jurors. at the Special Term oi Court heretofore ordered. and to com mence on october 2lst. 1912.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. September 26. 1912.
 J. SUNDBACK.
 Clerk.
 PHI. ERNST.
 Jury Commissioner.
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MEXICAN REBELS MAY
 INVADE U. s. SOIL

ranch of General Trevina and to have in his command not less than a thou sand men. So far he has been satis- fled to keep out of the way Of the main forces of the federals but he is constantly engaged harrassing towns and country settlements. Should n, decide to invade American territory himself a stiff battle is looked for.
 The Mexican government Is now
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mEx|CAMS MAY MAKE WAR ON U. 5,
REPORTED CHINESE SLAUGHTERED
 ONE THOUSAND M0NCOLIANS

China. reports that very critiea situation now exists there. The Pe kinE guterumeat has found if ueres stry to dispatch large military fore tp remove from office th. Hisf of po lice. This chief hls been defyiHg the imperial authority for some tim, and has gone Co the length uf defy Ing the central authority 1T hc is molested hy federal forces.
 Rather than submit h. declares that he will destroy the city. In his capacity as chief of police lac praetic. ally governs the city and yields
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LEFT AT ST. MICHAEL.

Many people were left at St. Mich, ael by the steamship Senator as it was found impossible to accommodate all who desired to go outside. It if said that the number left over there is not less than 50.
 The boats are arranging so that [ certain amount of space Is allotted to up river passengers and a certain amount to passengers going direct from Nome.
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INSPECTORS
 HOLD COURT

The government marine inspectors held court today before the sailing oi the Senator which was delayed until the conclusion of their hearing of the case of Mrs. Bernard vs. James Bain inspectors had no time to deliberate on the findings and will do 70 on the way out.
 was engineer of the Mary Sachs. wttk
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PIONEER COMPANY WILL WORK
 BON VOYAGE IF POSSIBLE

IL IS the intention of the Pioneer Mining Company to proceed at once age Golden Bull property should liti
 gttion not prevent them. The ground will be pruspccted urst after which
 The company will have lots to dc during the winter. MT. Stevenson says that about the first thing to bs
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SENATOR HAS
 LARGE CROWD
TOOK 1s5 PEOPLE FROM UP Riv
 ER POINTS AND IS FULL.

The steamship Senator goes out with a full list of passengers. At St Michael she picked up 1s5 people who came from points on the Yukon river and the rest went aboard here.
 Many of the up river passengers came from the Iditarod which Is re ported to be quiet. Ruby. also. had some representatives aboard, and Fairbanks sent out a large number.
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Dredge operators and mining opera tors will hold a meeting Sunday. Sep tember 29. at the Golden Gate hotel Important business to be transacted.
 J. F. PLEIN.
 Chairman Operators Association.
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DREDGE AND OTHER MINING
 OPERATORS TO HAVE CANDIDATE

At the meeting of dredging men ana other mining operators called for next Sunday evening the nomination of : candidate or candidates will be made for election as representative of the mining interests of this district in the Juneau legislature.
 The plans have not yet been form ulated but the operators have definite. ought to have representation. and that the nomination be made next Sunday seems to be the general wish.
 only one man has been mentioned so far as a likely candidate. This is Joe Plein. president of the dredge
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WERE THROWN
 FROM BEDS
|'lATEST NEWS OF NEW YORK EXPLOSION TELL OF ITS |' SERIOUSNESS.
Special Nuaost Service.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-So violent was the explosion that occurred when the bomb went off at the entrance of sthe Astor tenement house that most o' Hhe inmates were thrown from their beds.
 panied by an appalling loss of life Is considered to be most remarkable. The Barracks. as the tenement Is called. on Elizabeth street. The bomb was a powerful one.
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tent. and to obtain a joint ticket of good men who will represent all the interests both politically and indus. trically.
 It is said that others may accept the nomination but their names have moi yet been given out.
 As to whether the mining men will ask one or two representatives noth- ing has been said but 1t is likely that they will meet the political parties more than half way so that all may be thoroughly satisfied.
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straininc to get him within It's power but exceptional cleverness has beer sidered to be the backbone of the re bellion in that part of Mexico which lies near the United States. III. father has remained quiet since hi' release by the American authorities but he Is believed to be in constant communication with his son.
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sems to be that the rebels have all but decided that the best way to save themselves from defeat is to bring about trouble with this country.
 General Orozco continues to elude his pursuers. He is now fast becom- ing the De Wet of the Mexican revo- lution and every attempt to capture him has been defeated. He was last reported to be in the vicinity of the
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. q " 'President Taft and Samuel Untermyei held conference today on the inves Sisation regarding the money trust.
 The particular phases of the sub. ject entered into have not been spok. en about In public but the talk wal probably of preliminary nature.
 Untermyer Is said to be one of the greatest authorities on the question Nh the United States. having acquired n peculiar knowledge of the subject while member of the famous law firm of Untermyer. Guggenheimer and Marshall The president Is now de voting a considerable amount of at tention to questions of finance and
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done will be tu haul the s4 inch pipe line to the Mioeene ditch. They also have ta haul a large amount of 3t inch pipe which will bring the water down to th" tundra. The intention 4 to put elevators on the ground on Lit tIc creek such elevators will be probably placed ou or below or that creek.
 The prospecting to be done during
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Special Nuspst Service.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 25.-In a ser mon delivered here today Cardina Gibbons of Baltimore characterized the movement for the recall of judges a menace to the administration of justice.
 He dwelt upon the inability of the public generally to distinguish be- tween fine points of law or to be able to decide upon questions which re quired technical Knowledge of legal necessities. The recall of judges. ac- cording to the cardinal. would proba . bly lead to an infinitely worse state
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GIBBONS CONDEMNS
 RECALL MOVEMENT

of things than at present exists. and he exhorted people 10 move slowly be fore committing the country to a pol icy which may possibly lead to d most disastrous condition. The preacher used many strong arguments to show why the recall as applied to judges would not effect the object for which it is intended. He even went so faI as to say that judges catering to tn, crowd might be worse than judges catering to capital.
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FILED SUITS.

J. l.. Douglas has filed suit against II. Greenberg for s2.2s5 said to b. due because of the failure of the de fendant to continue to employ plain. tin as dredge master. at a salary cf s12.50 per day.
 Ernst Haynes who also says he had Il contract with the same defendan; as wenchman filed suit for alleged breach of contract.
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GERMAN EMPEROR AND
 SON ARE RECONC|LED

been that the emperor today consent ed to attend festivities which are be- ing given in honor of the son at Pots dam palace. IL is said that an exceed ingly bitter discussion took place tt the time of the estrangement. Tn striking the crown prince and the son was a chip oft the old block sufficient ly to defy his warlike sire
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BRINGS VEGETABLES.

The schooner Yorkey arrived today with a fine lot of fresh vegetable from the hot springs for Tony Polet' stores. The shipment included pota- toes. rutabagas and turnips which cer- tainly speak well for Alaska's agricui tural possibilities.
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R. F. HoFFmARk GOES.

R. F. Hoffmark. formerly road com. missioner for this district. left on the Senator and Dan Jones has assumed the duties. Mrs. Hofrmark has de cided to remain in Nome until the last boat when she will join Mir. Hofrmart in Oregon.
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DEFEATED JACK ROMAN.

In the voting for the nomination Of district in the legislature Henry Ro- den defeated Jack Roman who was :he democratic candidate for delegate f: congress four years ago.
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THE DELECATE'S
 SISTER COMES
MRS. TAYLOR AND MISS TAYLoF WILL SPEND SOME TIME
 HERE.

Mrs. Taylor. wife of Judge Charley Taylor. commissioner at Flat creek arrived this morning on the steamship Senator. She is accompanied by her daughter. Miss Lucille. and both will remain here for some time visiting.
 Mrs. Taylor is a sister to the Hon James Wickersham. delegate from AL aska to congress.
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EPIDEMIC AT ST. MICHAEL.

Mrs. De La CroiN. government nurse, reports that there are now 6i cases of infant paralysis at St. Michael. The patients are confined to the hospitals.
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Nugget Special Ssrvlea

LONDON. Spt. 24.-The reconcilia- tion between the German emperor and his son is now said to be com plete. The crown prince and hls fath' CT have been estranged for consid erable time and were hardly on speak ing terms. but everything now seem! to be serene between them.
 So complete has the reconciliation
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WILSON SPEAKS TO
 THE COAL MINERS

should be protected from the dangers with which they are now generally confronted and he suggested several ways by which the men working in coal mines. particularly. could be aid ed in the performance of their work. He received very nattering recep. tiun from the men.
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Special Nvssst osrvssA

ST. PETEERSBURG. Sept. a.- Dispatches received from Harbin in clude the report that 1000 Mongolian: have been slaughtered by the imperia troops of China. Conditions in som, parts of the interior of China. the dis patches say. are hot by any means s, peaceful as the government desires the world to believe and constant dis turbances occur in many provinces.
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Special Nugget esrsics.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. 24.- General Steever was notified by the war department today that some towns on the American side of the border are threatened by an attack on the part of the Mexican rebels and he has received orders to watch care
 fully SO that any such attack might be met with determination. The belief
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TO DRAW JURiES.

Notice was posted today that grand and petit juries will be drawn Octo Der at 10 a. m.
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PERSONAL.

James Stokes left the hospital to day and Is much improved.
 Ed Johnson has arrived from the kuugsrok.
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f you want genuine crab apples srapss, egg plant, etc. go to the Roya' Fruit Store.
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The winter NiH be extensive and lt expected e. htss sume important re suits bS those wnu know the country
 'n tH" 1ru.m uf Judge Murtnr . IS possible. tuu som, litigation may occur winch would interfere with tn, operation pf the Golden Bui. etc. but the company will proceed otherwise.
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TAFT AND UNTERMYER
 TALK ON TRUSTS

hopes tO put his views in a crystal Iizcd form before the inauguration dly next March. one result may oe .a total change in the financial sys- . tem of the government as well as of the banks and private concerns gen- erally.
 His Is the nrst really concrete ac- tion taken with 20 view [" alter the conditions SO that panirs might be avoided. The British system wtll be examined closely by the ereat-s. ex- perts in the country and may be adopted should it prove to be adept hl, to this country.
 kA 0Ak
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BEAR COMING. Special Nugget Service.

tNALAShA, Sept. @4.-The revenu, cutter Bear loft this place today fol Nome.
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The three insane men. Campbell oi:rien and smith. are being sent outside on the Senator in charge of Deputy Marshal Davenport. Jack OusDy goes as guard.
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incompetency. negligence and the vii full destruction of the boats engine.
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Tickets on sals Saturday fs. tha owesesse olrl ln 0ixia
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s2.0O per month for the Nugget

Ladies suits cleaned. prssssd end rspairsd st Nome Talier'aO G. We clean and rsnsw Svrs st Ns0ss ra)s. bring Go. Gentlemen ws will ssee" prsss and rspalr and put your slethss in latest style. We do slternt'en Suits made to order.
 First elass workmanship, medsen methods, prompt ssvies. vsvrs ts plsass.
 NOME TAILORING co.
 Between Segerstron q Hagsa aAd Zehners jewelry storesL
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The schooner Alaska will sail fo, kotzebue. Teller and way points. Oct 2.
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or. Andrs~s. dsntiss. = now hssk In his old stand h the Beard ss Trods bSil6lne
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power which IS supreme within tn, walls uh- force at his command |, considerable and suifcieuf ta enabI, hum to work tremendous damage be f'r.. be- i- overcome
 You'll all be ds.e-e 9hted when you see the Sweetest G,rl m Dixir October i.
 lf you want to get a picture Of lone some town step out on Front street when the Roberts Go. is playing mex. Tuesday night.
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Common ssnss slsishs No. %s and No. gs and hickory for basket slsishs Presssr's Harness Shop. Black 6
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Mrs. L. C. vandeworker will open a school for kindergarten September 30 at 411 Third avenue, near Stsadman.
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The homeIiest man gets his October first.
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Reliance 1912 pack of berries at Breeding q Borssn.
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VICTORIA IS
 DUE TOMORROW
PASSED SCOTCH CAPE TESTER
 DAY AT4 O'CLOCK.

The steamship Victoria passed Scotch cape yesterday afternoon at : D. m. She is due to arrive here at g D. m. tomorrow. Friday.
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WASHINGTON. T.. C.. Sept 23- The American consul at Foo Chow
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That's the place for to wic yoI Virginia, October 1.
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If you stay away from the Roberts show Oetohsr first you'II be lonely.
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THREE INSANE GOING.

Nome Nugget S2.Oo per month.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-26
N. Y. pROGRESSEVES
BEGIN AGGRESSIVE
FIGHT FOR ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The National
Progressive Republican League, Of New
York. has begun an aggressive cam
paign to force the Republican pdesi-
Dental nomination upon ex-President
Theodore Roosevelt. The following pc
tition, addressed to Theodore Roose-
welt. and signed by Bella Tokaji, presi-
dent of the league, is being sent broad
cast throughout the State:
I'VE, the undersigned Republicans of
the State of New York, fully appreciate
the perilous position in which our
country Is placed. We conscientiously
desire that Republican principles in
the nation shall prevail. We are
mindful of the fact that you have
given years of your life in the service
OF the nation and your party, which
service has made you the best
equipped American to assume the
actual mead or the nations affairs in
their present involved condition. We
are mindful of the fact that you are
reluctant again to the ardu-
duties of the office of President.
1--WE, however, conscientiously believe
it is your duty 10 become a candidate
for the office Of President of the Uni
ted States, and as evidence of u be-
lief in you, we respectfully request
hat o allow your name to be placed
before the public MS a candidate for the
presidency"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-26
CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
TO FIGHT PROHIBITION.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga campaign
of education and not OF laws" declared
Hugh Fox, secretary of the National
Brewers Association, yesterday, SIS the
only way we car meet the cries of
those who are shouting for prohi-
bition."
The declaration was made at the an
nua meeting of the New York State
Wholesale Liquor Dealers at the Ho-
tel Aston. THE rapidly advancing
wave of the fight for women's suf-
frage, as far as it has gone, has not
shown any desire to interfere in our
business, but when it reaches the Cen
trail and Eastern States, in which there
is local option, the women voters may
start some trouble for US. So we had
better take time by the forelock and
commence W campaign at once.
From the advance that it has made in
so short a time the women's suffrage
is bound to spread all over the coun-
try. The solution of the liquor diff
Guilty rests primarily on the decision of
sound, enlightened sentiment
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-26
Uncle Sam Lavish Entertainer,
Secret Fund Probe Reveals

ers wanted Senator Root so badly that
they paid his fare and Pullman charges
of $3.50 from Washington. Ambassa-
dor Bryce paid his own fare, but sub
sequently he was reimbursed. Alto
gether the hotel accommodation and
the dinner cost IS, 444.6s, or nearly half
the government appropriation. While
the men guests were dining the women
of the party were also being enter
tanned.
The charges were divided as follows:
Hotel accommodations. $3.50. 80. an av-
erage per person of $14.SS; dinner, 3d.
1874; women's banquet. $243.50; livery,
$40; kilograms, $1S. The menu is not
appended to the voucher.
Two days later the commissioners
gave a luncheon to members of the
Legislatures of New York and Yer
mont. and n few statesmen and poll
t%icians, a total of 800 at 80 cents a
head.
Scattered through the list of vouch-
ers explaining the expenditures of the
remaining $4,000 are many items of
cocktails, wines, luncheons, dinners.
travelling expenses and freight charges
to and from Lake Champlain.