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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31
Try This Hon1ezJMode
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Does the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
Y plnt OF warm water, and stir for 2
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every one, two or three hours
You viii find that this simple rem
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l MS recipe makes more and better
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4 4-aae Tor $3.50. It keeps perfectly and
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flnex IS the most valuable eoneen.
tFated compound of Norway white nine
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pms ms plan of making cough syrup with
ba 1ns1 and sugar syrup Cor strained
- mas proven so popular through
3 'us Cnlted States and Canada that
- IS often initiated. But fine old s1,a-
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a guaranty of absolute safisfactio,,
q nc .ie.y promptly refunded. GOES wifR3
Is recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
nn NJ get it fer you. IF not. send to The
: '-'e& e" It. Wayne, Ind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31

Get out to Pinehurst, folks if you you mean
business If you want to make some money be-
side that little weekly stipend your employer
gives you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31

it that the roads are dragged after
each rain Another law wanted would
provide for a tax for the maintenance
of good roads. Another is a law pro-
viding for a horsepower tax on autos.
Those who were in attendance at
the meeting of the executive commit
tee of the state Y. NJ c. A. Wednesday
night were: Frank K. Sanders. vice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31

his motor car was sent into the coy
home it went wild and ploughed
through the rear walls of the building
The good roads committee of the
Commercial club will work for new
road laws. One measure that is want
ed by the committee would allow coun-
ties in the state to hire in each town
ship road overseers, who will see &c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31

chairman; z. W. Rankin, recording
secretary; s. f. Cobb, treasurer: w. ID.
Perry, +. NJ. Iden and H. c. gilbert
son of Emporia; +. A. vanfman OF
Mcpherson; G. J. Brown of Blue Rap
ids; D. F. Shirk, John Z. Manley
Fred d. Pierce. Harry L. Heinzman,
Lawrence K. Han and Charles a.
Musseiman
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31

T j a
doubled not by mile and half Don't wait what the fellow
20
other fellow gets the lots the profits the better job eyyhng
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-31

George w Marble, editor of the
Fort Scott Tribune Monitor. this week
sent this teiegra m to Henderson Mar
tin. protesting Martins action in re-
f'1einp 70 sion q senatorial Deaee pact
with Stuhhs Thompson and DollPv:
In declining TO acauiesce in pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON
rea lestate In small as well az iarge
amounts. interviews solicited RICd.
ESON Il CRCTCHFIELD.
STABLES: BOARDING.
Ltvery and Exchange Stables. MEADOW
and Marshall Phone Madison sS3s-
Having purchased the above bust
ness, / am prepared to give you my
personal attention and for care OK
horeea. etc: your trade solicited
Respectfully.
r. T. EDWARDS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

OssSssssSO DRR0Ssssssss
N10aH6~1SSA60a~
-. -. 81; ~ USiNS ~ - o,,t Of
cssv Do or r,m.:nnsspstch.
S..x. ~ S1v. S. I
WANTED, 70 CORRESPOND WITH
any one contemplating the erGanise-
ton Of q bank. relative to the poss.
tion OF cashier: or to hear from
any bank desiring the services o.
an experienced man. Address A lSs'
care Times Dispatch.
0TH WrrI- rGT1HTiSHED
n,onsshis hnsin... IN thriyinS su.
SoS " .rnn.,nt Of
ouroan teiritory Tor saIs scc"s
o.ne psessns ,,;ss nnrcSsser
msn,s' bargain 70 4xuAeA pSl.n.. =
yearly receipts Sso.Vvv. AooeS'
I4s. care Ttmes-Oispatcn.
N YOJf WAIv IN RTYY A PLACE OF
business 81 anV dsscrintion. cali 10
see ma. n vou have place Of bust.
ness for sale. list IL With us. We
bring buyer and seller to6ether. no
matter where located. n. .: KE1-
SOLDS 4 CO. ISC., Al North EieS-
enth street. Room ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

7fssssSssrs. Va. 80 s. i3I&
BIALEp YRoPosALs rOH nI.B---
Ing she Central state HeeDseA -
sers6ure. va. with supVseD ~ -
three meaths beesnnsng 49,.
wm be seceiveA q che nsepee>e -
SP. = 0csebey 3. tS14
me specsss hoard - 0eyeooy4 -
serves the righe - 1871 - -
an bses An ssIys.ss - -
~ eSsrss. LassU = 60
Articles esssrse - - - 4
~ nespssaA = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Sf6f PAYING RHNTGWE fENb
money TO buy or build honss Or 20
pay OF MORTGAGES anywhere p the
annual snter:sS. We xiv1 ycu 70
years to repay loan at the rate Of
IS per month on each $1,000 bor-
rowed. We will show you that u 10
cheaper TO own your own home than
Monroe 1881 for full infornnatiSn
MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1917 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va.
WRiGHTs PARK LOTS SELLING
fast. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

IN THE NEIGIlNORHOOD OF HAIR.
rison and Main, two small rooms. by
young man and mother. Apply L
T. g., Box TAG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
sHOE REPAIRING.

1oc. REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Men - shoes hA1f-
half soles 60c, rebated &c SC. Every
pair sewed; best leather: NO nails. No
pegs. Keeling, 45c DREW'S EkEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTOR. 71e East
Main. Phone Monroe 1851.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
KeaI eStase for Rsnt

OS8O1 ~SeOSo ~ ASSOS0
f6f REM CHEAP. Three UPPER
floors and basement. I'll East Broad
street: stairway entrance on Broad
entrance. Cheap rent: long lease.
s HSS'S vi II Ti:ssre. "
BARBER SHOP FOR RENT: FIRST.
class: well furnished: three 60
automatic ehatrs: best stand u eown:
Box 3ss, Lexington. We.
FOR RENT. .;1s KENsINGToN AVE-
nue.. eight rooms. bath. etc. In first
class condition: near car line Rent
redoced to 34S0.
S5IS PARK AVENUE. ROOFS. BATH:
possession Octooer 1st: $3.50 month.
1891 PARAMOUNT AVENUE. STORE
and dwelling: living rooms. bath:
large Lot; SO month
sSas HANOVER AVENUE. UPPER
heating water: separate entrance;
$3.50 month.
sss7 cHAFFIN STREET. ROOMS:
Ssss BLOCK WEST GRACE STREET.
10 rooms. furnished: ~ yesr.
1850 GROVE AVENUE. .. ROOMS. ;
baths: hot water heat. $SV0 yeor.
90 FOE STREET. BARTON HEIGHTS.
rooms, electric nghss. furnace heat:
131Go mouth.
81, EAST MAux sTREEr. STORE AND
two losss: ssee year.
Sle WEST NAIH STREET. 10 ROOFS.
hath, saaGe: e5e Ooosh
Ss.s YLoYp AVENUE. uPPIN FLAT,
ROOM: 00oern: e3S month.
ARCADE. H0USHEG BefWE3
BROAD uO1 0fore Sereeee-oUe stete
On eYUa N0ov: 0Oe OlOee - Sec00a
0001: one OeOse -oa t6Sr0 o00r: 00e
OtoeS On third 000s, 49,.
/, HAWKINS q BCFOWD. lee WORTH
Seventh Ssreee-
ION WEET. NDCENTLY Ng0o0e1Sn
sssre SugpesWg and Aas, Ee. - Hsu
Ntrupa pUoU0UUe0u q 0oee. boS0<
e ss.''' '''s = .''''A''''A' :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

CHEAPEST STORAGE IL CITY. a.
par load. Store your fuFn1tu1A 1n1-
gies, automobiles. pianos NJ To0Q-
KlNS, AT West Brood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM
and bath in neighborhood OF Com
monwealth Club. Address $40. care
Times Dianatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

ron K1Nf. n s6GfH Ncfi1oND.
. nice sight-room house. with large
lot; hot and cold water and electric
iights: good nei6hbofhood and on car
line. Special inducements 20 an I'M.
mediate tenant. Apply Sll North
TSIenty-first Street. Richmond. or
phone Madison 4sls-L
FOR RENT. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
first class repair. WIN divide into
hats. four rooms each. Apply NO
l07 West Main.
FOR RENT. NICE STABLE. SUITABLE
for horse and runabout or automo'
bile. Apply sos North Ninth street.
FOR RENT. AT a VERY REASON.
able rate. Nos. 3si0 and 1919 West
Main street: new seven.room orick
nicely finished homes: latrobes. eiec'
tricity. gas. city water and sewer:
high front Yards: large front and
rear porches and deep lot Only one
square from street car. w. H.
CRAWFORD. builder and owner
1901 Grove Avenue. Phone Madison
Ael1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

1913 Floyd. IL rooms ..........4 80 %
III w. Main, 10 rooms $3.50. 50 ev
l67 f. Main, % rooms 1873 80
1915 w. Main. 9 rooms 80 %
IL S. Allen. 6 rooms ....... IL W
CRENSHAW e RICK&
TWo-sTORY BRICK. 1. ROOMS: CEN.
trally located: arranged for TIVE
flats. Phone Madison e94s.J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
2sHetng1

frcR1HoE xXD JANEs kIvek
Railrcsd Company stockhc160tV
meesinG-A meeting % the ssee9.
holders Of the Tuckahoc and JaWee
River Railroad Company for eoe
election % five directors VIZ -
held at the eomcany's once. ~ CT.
ben I'M Mines. Heurico County. ",
on October 2. 1912. at !i.3e A. -
'" WIN q. wooLroIx.
Rregllexe 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
SUBURBAN LOTS 3ss-si MONTHLY.

HOUSTON. TEXAS. Is HAVING THE
most wonderful growth OF any c!IS
In the United States. Population IA.
creased from $4,000 to 10000 IN
seven years: $l7,000.Ooo spent On rev
buildings In past two years SOV tcS
tories. Governme1. spending xz.-
ko0.0 on rhip channel. n. King Guy
sea port. We have just opened tor
sale the town site OF BatsumA. suouro
Of Houston. Is minutss from nse.t
of city, on railroad ana ooeievaIc.
Lots 5ox100 feet. FIRST zoo lots only
SIS each. Terms; q casn ana 81 3.
send 81 and get choice location. ~;
w. HAIL & CO.. l4S Commelcaa!
Bank Building. Houston. TexAa
SMALL FARM. CONTAINING Is
scres: one 7.room house and ono q.
room house on place: about - eeLee
In cultivation. balance IN pasture:
creek running through came. 4
bargain for q quick buyer. one ouo
one-half miles from city. on sevcxn
Pines road. Y. J. DIETR1CHs S1VA
East Main Street.
WRIGHT's PARK LOTS SELLING
fast.
CNEATER CAPITOL HEIGHTs. JUST
think Of Il! Lots so TO 500: Mcnt
At the nations capital. Washtnetou
city. 81 down. balance u month
no tntereet. no taxes. For plat. BOOK.
let and particulars, address y =.
ZANTZINGER. Real Estate. Nlntn
and New York Avenue. washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

AVOID FASHION

Ideal place for rest and all Kinds OUTING
Fishing. Surf Bathing. Hunting. Boating
etc. Good accommodations: good table.
Everybody sleep well and get Q good appes
tite Get away from business and home
worries. Better than drugs" Send for
booklets and references. A. n. @. 0kABSs
" achapreaSae, II. s. Va.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
BORDEN POWERLESS
TO HELP EQUAL
SUFFRAGE
CAUSE
Premier Explains That Canad.
ian Charter Places Regula-
tion Of Franchise in Hands
of Provincial Governments,
UNTERRIFIED BY THREAT
OF MILITANT AGITATION
my EveninE Herald a. p. Lessrs wir-i

London Aus 2S The Canadian
premier. Robert T.. Borden when hc
inccd the suffragettcs tor tho first
i'mc today, told them ,mpu1u,luy
De h'd uo power 10 introduce gen.
ornl measure or suffrage for women
iu the dominion OF .'uulda aud that
%" threats uf the cmulut m,ul rf mili-
but methods vuuid b.t, m, mru-
oucv CON him.
The delegation of the Womrn.- -u-
ri1i uud Political Union Was intro
duc,d hy Miss Barruu Size stated
that their uhief object was o., ask
the Canadian premier if hc Intended
uu his return to the Dominion Goo iu-
ludu"r % government measure Tor
the Acknowledgement r' Women. she
declared that the Wom,n's s.rinI und
Political Union WIS considering 10
campaign tu udyis, Intending otnI-
grants tu go Go Australia ana New
%"alana rather than to Canada.
ON Mr. Hordcn's reply. she mid
would ""pond the advice the Women 4
Social and Political Union gave it's
Canadian members ana aisn the pos
slhilitS of 1 militant agitation in cam
ada
Mr. Borden was very explicit In
stating that he had no power and
no Intcutiuu of introducing into the
Dominion parliament a measure for
IN" cntrauyhiscment of women. The
question uf the franchise. ne zud.
dorolyrd entirely on the nine pro,iu-
gial legislatures and the Dominion
parliament had no warrant to pass
such legislation.
Mr Borden concluded.
II should like To say with an rc-
spcct I think the Canadian women
are capable of Judging for themselves
boo this matter No suggestion uf the
employ mems ui methods of any kind
will have tho slightc Influence
Mr. B"rdeu later m the day roe
r"ivcd % drpututiuu ut members nt
ih" anti-suifrago league, Whirh cone
srtulAtcd him e" holding his ground
against thc Wumcn.s Sncitl aud Poe
liticHl Union.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
NEW AND HORRIBLE
FORM Of SOCIAL
EVIL EXPOSED
IN NEW YORK
District Attorney Trailing
Graft Syndicate Unearths
Traffic in Girls of Tender
Years.
BIG SUMS MONTHLY FOR
POLICE PROTECTION
tny EveaIne IIernld a. Y. ,.n.rn Mo-

New York Aug. 2K soarrhinr
o. long train of police blacl,mau that
led up 60 tao murder OF the gambler
Herman iioscuiha. lbr states attor
u"y nov ropurla form of sccial cyiI
from which colossal graft is nclud
ct. This huokmpil ho a,vs. was ob.
in'uo6 fr"m about dozen houses t
tus c.u. each ur whI,n paid from
'L'oo to $4,000 % month for nolIc,
protection.
THESE houses wore cxpcusiyolv run.
nishod. unly thc proprietor and d
Few servants lived In them. callers
were shown HIST OF names OF girls
wh" it is believed were oailod upon
." come tp the house whom wanted
Opposite thc names of these girls
were their agos. which ranged AN,
where from % Co rs years
The results OF the Investigation
probably win prodice a sensation
Assistant District Attorney Rubin
received message today from POST
master Frederick r.. johnson, of Hot
springs. Ark., who took sam Schepus
INTO custody. stating that he had uu-
Ger arrest there two men whose de-
scripuon generally fits that sent out
Tor 'Gyp the Blood" and Lefty
Louie" hy thr New YORK police.
Lieutenant iieckcr created nlt of
excitement in tho corridors of tho
tombs today while taking his exercise.
hN ho1ping yituporut'ou ON tho head
of James u. Hallou. a convicted law
yer. who tpld the district attorney
yesterday thai Dee had oycrhchurd u
conversation bon tho prison between
Becker and Policeman White
"Nuu Jro g lisr' shouted Uooker
When ho uccosted the lawyer.
HullDu turned awuv 1ui slid Moth
INK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
PANAMA.PACIFIC TWO
CENT P0STRAGE STAMP

Washington Aug. eS.--A new two
cent stamp 300 Oummemoration OF the
Panama Pacific exposition In san
Francisco in 1878 was approved today
bN Postmaster General Hitchcock
% s about Am inch vide and an
inrn and H quarter long. n bears
engraving representing the Gatun
locks uf ,hc Panama canal. showing
u steamship emerging from tbs
northern lock and another vessel bee
ing raised in The southern lock In
the middle distance Is a group of tail
palm trees and in tho background
rise the hills of the isihmus.
Across tho top are the words ~.
s. Postage aud directly below these
the line. san Francisco 1913
I'm each lower corner is an olive
branch typifying peace; and halanc-
Ing % on the right Is 70 palm branch.
indicative Of victory and the tropics.
so color has been selected for the
stamp The first iasne viii be- on
sale in few weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
M Dcfcndcr for Nir Troph,

Chicago Aug eS.-Thore may be-
no American defender of the Gordon
Bcpuor worlds championship acro-
plaue trophy in spite of tne eNpondi-
turo OF St5,OO0 by Chicago syndi-
cate for racing acroulano. designed
90 travel l2l miles au hour.
no Lloyd Thompson, vino has hocn
trained as pilot of tho Aero club Of
American monoplauc. Ncwpori has
refused tn fly tho racer ON tho ground
that u was OBVIOUSLY unsafe, ill-dc-
signed and unable to fly for single
mile ns II stands" Win Thompson
refusal ,t became known that Glenn
b. CurtlHs. tho Pacific coast aviator,
lad volunteered lo "soc what he could
10" toward getting tho racer lea
shape before september o, when the
race is to ho held here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
GRAND JURY PROBES
ALLEGED PLOT At
LAWRENCE
Alleged That Mill Owners Hid
Dynamite in City for Pur-
pose of Casting 0dium Up
on Strikers.
Cny Evening nsrald a. =, Leased wirO

nouun, Avg 2N Interest iu the
Investigation of au alleged conspiracy
hv mill officials to secrctr dynamite
boa Lawrence. Mass. during the Rcu-
ernl stiik, thor, last winter crntcr,d
today in the report of the SuffniN
county grand jury which is expected
within a short time.
District ATTORNEY pellcticr today
questioned % number of mill officials.
Opinions differ as TO whether the
investigation influenced Ernest ".
Pitman of AudoNcr prominent con-
tractor to commit Suicide tWodaN
pitmun erected two or the large
mills in Lawrence and was questioned
Recently hy Mr. pellcticr rcgardlng
any knowledge he might have had Of
the distribution of dynamite in that
city.
The investigation hv the grand jury
was hasod on allegations that dynn-
mite was purchased in or near Boston
ana sent tn Lawrence for distribution
IN certain places. T. has been further
alleged that an attempt was made to
Head the public to believe that the
explosive was to be used hy the strlk-
ers 10 damage mill property and thus
cast odipm upon the unions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
FEELS GUILTY OF
MURDER ONLY
WHEN DRUNK
Peculiar Explanation Of Start
ling Confession Made by
Prisoner to Salt Lake Police.
tBy n, ,ning Herald A. y. Lease wirsp

salt Lake city, Utah, Aug. 2s--
That he never feels guilty of murder
except when drunk was the statement
made today by Steve lsiacl. who told
the police last night that hv had mum
derod ana robbed pawnbrokor ut
North Topeka. Kan. israel was sober
this mOrnins ana gave % peculiar cx-
planatiou of hia mUrdrr halmCIuatiuu.
lic WAS in iall in Topeka, ho said. sur
foriug from iutuAirutiuu uu the night
"t the paWuprukcr'g murder The
morning after hc came into puarssiuu
ui newspaper n which thv crime
WAS described in CHASTITY detail
In my shaky condition" Israel
added. "tnut horrible business sank
deep into ms mind aud over since
when I drink tuu wuch it has seemed
Co mo that I was killiuE the pawn
broker"
The police win not rololso Israel
unul his latest statement ls verified
hy The Topeka authorities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
FEARS FOR FATE
UNFORTUNATE
CAPTIVES
France Unable TO Learn Any
thing Concerning Officers
Held as Hostages by Moor
ish TIibesmen.
my Evening Herald \. =. leased wire,

'Ur. Aug. ts-punIn anxiety vas
Intensified tpars over the tate of tho
fr.u.H ui'..u H,ld us hostages by
tH, Auo.H under EI HHI. at Mora
h.Ih. Morocco EWls.3ri,s have
been dispatched to Murlkrth hy the
frrn0H y.WWaud,r. lut have ou-
niupd uu information
General LyHu'cy the French resi-
dent governor reported tp tb, foreign
office today uut tnp volunteers who
'.d undertaken the dangerous duty
mad returned from on Uiha's hea-
quarters. where they had Boo vain tried
to effect a ransom and could not as-
certain the Bot ut tine prisoners
Tho French column commanded bv
Colonel Mangin, has been given rum
liberty of action Co proceed 60 tho
.urcnr uf the hostages DO such 90 stop
should bc Thought advisable.
The French troops however. are
Zoo FULLY occupied to do anything lu
That way as they have their hands
lull loo blocking the progress of tho
Moorish prciendcrs forces towards
Fey and MuRlzun.
= l'uund Indignation has been
aroused throughout France bv the rc-
port ihat Che Spaunrds had given as-
..siaucc Go El Hbn. whom 60 was nl-
logged IleN had supplied with arms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-28
Colonel Declares Senator's Own
Testimony Conviots Him Of
Bartering Protection Of
Government. AZ
COMPARES CONDUCT WITH
THAT OF GOTHAM POLICE
Offer to Standard Oil Company
Differs Little From Deals
With Vice Syndicate Says
Letter to Clapp.
tRy EvsaIsE HsraIs A. y. I.sas.a wire,

oyster hay, n. y, Aug. 2s.-col-
onel Roosevelt declared today that
Senator Penrose. on his own tcsti-
mony, should be expelled from the
senate. Colonel Roosevelt had taken
this position. he said. In tho letter
To Senator Ciapp. chairman OF the
7"nat" committee. Investigating cam.
paign contributions. which no n pre-
pairing Tho colonel made this state
h'ht ihis afternoon after hs had read
from what purportcd 60 be- an extract
from Mr. Penrosc's testimony before
the senate committee to the effect
mat he had advised John II. Arch
nold of the STANDARD Ou company "a
mako second contribution 10 tho
lsuf campaign. lest the company en-
counter difficulties in certain auar-
terA
Colonel Roosevelt sn!d that in his
opinion this vas an offer of protec-
ton from the government in return
Tor contribution and that IL ala not
diiio, essentially from the saia Of no
lice protection IN New YORK
The real fight in the coming cata-
paign, colonel Roosevelt declared.
would Doe between himself and Gov
ernor Wilson. ne expressed tho be-
lief that President Tafts supporters
did not expect 10 elect him. The col
onel made this statement In DISGUISE
inE the situation in pcnnsylvania.
we will beat Mr. TAFT In Pennsyi-
wtnia e good deal worse than we beat
him iu the primary" said Colonel
Roosevelt "uud personally I am con-
WINGED That Wp shall carry Penneyi-
rnnu without difficulty FOR the Pro-
grcssiN' Ticket There. as everyWhers
elise. the ught is between Mr. Wilson
1nd myself Tho Taft supporters. AZ
shown hy tho action Of Mrssrs. PEN.
rose and ArchDold. have not the
slightest idea Of .lecting MI TAFT.
Moreover. they care Httic about ii"
colonel Roosevelt said his contro-
yersy with senator Penrose was FUR
nishing capital campaign material for
him. such ns the G.orimer affair gavs
him in the spring campaign.
'Lorimer is done for now ne said.
'and { ana indebted % senator Pen
rose for flling the war chest with
ammunition again
The colonel replied to inquiries as
tp SHY william Loeb, Jr.. OF New
York, had kept silent SO long regard
ing campaign contributions by saying
that he had been reluctant to sum
mon his private secretary into con-
troycrsy but tnai when Mr Loob Of
tcrcd his aid he felt the time had
come tor Loeb Co tcll cyor} thing he
know about the matter
colonel Roosevelt snid that his
iil,s ut letters bearing upon lhe
whole matter had been removed to a
stt,s place" and that there Nas mo-
danger uf their being stolen or being
WisIHid.