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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-20

Mrs Fannie E. Walters commander
of National Hive. No. /, Ladies of the
Maccabees. will receive the members of
the hive informally Thursday evening,
February -. at her home, 1871 Sth street
northwest, from to 10 o'clock.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

m, ntion Of NJ. Mouton's can 'idary
and from these papers and otht
sources we observe that Ldla
yette's claim to a senator IS re-
ognized as being Just. 1t has E@et
over dozen years slnG" or par
ish has enjoyed the honor. - noN
that we have secured a candidate
who Will not only "bring US bach
the cup" but do effective Wo
for US in the ieg; g;sllt lro, it dcvoiNc'
upon us to elect him.
Mr.. Mouton is conducting one q
the leading general INSURANCE
agencies in this section. l!C ~
won his way to the front bS bar
labor, perseverance and honest ~
tcgrity. His ability as an iasurm'
expert has been recognized Ey tn
New York Life IlsurA0c on
pany, which he still represents. II
1909 this company sclcctal VI
Mouton bccaus" oi his exception
al executive qualities as their N
! erintendent Of Agents, and IN ! 'Hi
was returned to Paris ahd mai.
gencv director nj Paris, frl9
Mr.. MOutOn is one Of the OF al
izers and thn President 81 the ON
sinners Cold Storage and t'a3g5f
Company lie is also director O
the Peoples Bank aud Trust Com
pany and Of the Home B ii li1g aae
Loan Association.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FERNAND Mou7oN,
Candidate for state Senator
From tbs District.

Lafayette Gazette, Nov, 9th, 19l1:-
We reproduce herewith lis
ness Of Mr.. Fernand Mouto,1 OF this
city, whose candidacy forGsenator
OF the 18th senatorial district has
the Gazette's endorsement.
The subject of our sketch is as
well known to our readers as he Is
to the Gazette, hence it is hardly
necessary for us to point ont OF
dWell at Myth upon his g3ol 3ual
ltleS. Aa man Mr. Mo1toN haq
made record from carly boyhood
that has won the esteem Of all
those who admire American p!nc6
AS a politician his fame j. limited
because his endeavors have been
along business lines and po!itiaa
chicanery is repugnant to him
though he has shown himsel' VA
ing in the past, as h is in this in
stance, to help his people b II III,
burden OF government.
Though not an orator Of tha
flambOyant type he has in OF
opinion the main qualifications q
a legislator, either i'm or of the
floor OF debate. Gifted with q
good appearance, pleasant address
and natural love or mankind, and
withal a good, sound business man
he is sure to be power in the
state Senate for the good OF his
constituents and of the whole State
The press of iberia AMI 81 MART
have made highly complimentary
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FOR CITY JUDGE.

To the Democratic Voters of New
Iberia and the Sixth Ward
beg to announce through these
columns that l am candidate foi
the Democratic domination, in the
coming primary of next January
for City Judge of the City of New
Iberia and the Sixth Ward Of Iberia
Parish. / respectfully solicit tbs
support of all qualified voters at
that primary and promise, if made
the party candidate, and finally
elected, that the future conduct OF
the office will be modelled along
the lines of my present tenure OF
the position. l will endeavor tC
inturpret the law and the evidence
In al cases coming before me
without partiality, fear or favor.
Respectfully,
JOHN r, DAVIS
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FOR ASSESSOR.

desire to announce to the Dem
Ocratic voters Of the Parish of lhe-
ria, that | will be a candidate for
the office of Assessor at the Demo
cratic Primary to be held in Janu-
ary, 1912; and if elected shall per-
form my duty in the said office in
such manner as to give satisfaction
to the people. ! will spare no ef-
fort that will secure fans assess
ment, ar will personally visit
every home in the parish, in order
to serve the people. To this
pledge myself.
Respectfully,
ROBERT CHARGOIS
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

FOR ASSESSOR,

l hereby announce Lay candidacy
for assessor OF Iberia Parish, sub
iect to the will of the Democratic
voters at the primary to be heio
in January, 1912.
II elected | shall stand for al
assessment as low as the law vii
permit, and | hereby pledge my
self to administer the affairs OF
the office with justice to all anc
TO show partiality to none.
CARLOS MESTAYER.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
EnR CLERK OF COURT.

beg to announce to tn" Demo
GRATIS voters Of Iberia Parish tha'
| am a candidate for the Office VI
clerk of Court, subject 70 the ac-
ton of the Democratic Urinary
l pledge myself, If elected %
perform the duties oil said oliies
In an efficient and palnstak ~ s man
ner, and 10 have none but com
retent and courteoLS4 deputies H.
my employ. ., ,..,
NV candidacy is submitted IRE,
from any factional alliances and
solicit the vote and support OF al
Democrats.
Very respectfully,
LEOPOLD DcBLANs
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

" jth aIl-se,4>ol& tnhS ~ 90 =
New Nolk and Oh c'2" +" 'ts
credit, NiurhriI ~ul h'4 "@'ighG
fat Amer ican comedy, he F"'
tina, Hunter comes to ia" f'N,
rnratr, ~u#dN, .Ian - i y"
advent n this widely acclaimed
u,rj, plan With lis happ> cont"
nation "r laughter and tears, WIZ
hc looked for WaId To Nl'h lWr1
iruce hA all theatre ca - WI"
keep ahn,asl nf -" 'i'heS ~
things lieat,lca WIZ lto~rtl
will he seen ~ III" head % ai ~
ctlitn' company pi'@eH ~ 'htS
com, dy III ,hc tide 'ele al N"
Duncan This popular young No
10, has addct hrn ins''" /" htS
r,nutai,nu rs one ut America 'A
rlrvtTrst players
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT. L.

take pleasure in announcing ''
YOU my candidacy for the ofilcl
az assessor OF Ireria parish, subJee'
to the action of the Democratic Pr
mary to be held in January, 1917
and in soliciting your supPoI,
II elected l pledge my5el. 70 deV9's
my entire time TO the oi1ici anu
will visit every home in order ina
every taxpayer shall have an w
rortunity OF making his own as
sessment in q square and ialr man
per. .,
Yours respectfully,
+. A. DERO EN
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

H wing been member Il the
City7s Police Force for the past
four wears and more, feel that |
am fully competent to discharge
the duties OF the office OF CITY
Marshal. My record as Police
man speaks for itself. therefore
submit my name to the Democratic
voters to be acted upon at the
coming Primary in January next.
Soliciting the votes Of all Demo-
Gratis, l am, Respectfully,
EMILE MINI.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT. L.

I hereby announce myself San
didate for the office OF Shef'ii o'
Iberia Parish, subject TO the elee-
ton at the next DemocrGllc iiim
sry. to be held in January, 1917.
pledge myself, in case OF eits
ton. to perform the duties OF 'h@
office to the best of my ab'.ity, ahn
will not feel that | am preicrfeu
creditor Of the Parish, and soisci'-
mo the votes OF all good Demo
Gratis, l am,
Respectfully,
RENE +, DELAlIOtSSA T.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
ANNOUN(EMEN j

For clerk Dl ,outt-
1 beg to announce 70 'he ~ 49,
OF Iberia Parish that ! am an
didate Tor the otiIce Oh t'eih o'
ourt for Iberia Parish before w
Democratic Primaries. ! am seth
ing reelection on my own lteo,, =
and experience as aierk o' ,o",
and, If elected ! VIII ehueaN @ - -, : -
serve one and al III the sa'''e ''''"
ner as l have in the past.
will pe assisted by efficient an"
courteous Deputies and will no'
court Political pensioners.
submit my candidacy free IRON
any political factions Or cofnpi'la
tions. soliciting the support OF eac'
and every voter simply ana soleiS
on my own merits.
Respectfully, o
j. q. Leblanc
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy Of "Old Jack Stat
ford" for the Democratic nomina
tion for the position Of City Mar
shal for New Ioeria aud the Sixth
Ward, subject to the Democratic
Primary to be held in January
next. Jack is proud Of his long
years OF faithful and fearless pub
lie service and trusts that the vot-
ers will account that service to his
credit when preparing their bal
lots.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
X CORONER.
Or. J. w. X. SHAW

TIR. j. w. N. 'NVAW
Hereby announces himfelf as can
didMte for re-electf&n to the office Ol
Coroner of the Parish Of lne,ia, sub
iect 10 the action Of the Democrats.
primary to be held in January next.
He rests his candidacy upon the mcr-
itorious work Of his Office during his
encumbencv, believing that he has 40
discharged every duty as to bring
credit to the office and favorable con
sideration Of his aspirations to re-elec
ton.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT. L.

hereby announce m~ calollarS
for Sheriff Of this Pari5h AZ 'h'
coming Democratic Urinary:
am affiliated with no iaclioii,
but shall run as an indepeha5h'
candidate and solicItc the suppor'
of the voters Of this PARISH, is
yardIess OF who they support 'o'
other officers.
Respectfully,
w. LASSALLt
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
0H|O'S RfFORMER.
Some 81 the Work Done in
that GrS 1T Commonwealth
Harmon advanced for Pres
idential f.Onors.

The Democratic CeDtTHI Cou
mlttee Of Hamilton County, OHIO.
Of which inc,nnati il the county
seat, at a recent meeting unaD,m
ously indorsed Gov. Harmon for
president. This IL the Demo
cratic organization winch assisted
M,yor-elec Henry I. Hunt TO d.
feat the city ticket put foFth by
The notorious Republican Boss,
Geo B Cox. Cincinnati is nor
malIy 1900 Republican, aud the
Democrats. assisted by persona'
forts by Gov Harmon, won de
pite an indorstmen, which Pres
Taft gave 10 the Republican
{ cket. Pres Taft and GOV. liar
mon arc both citizens Of Cinc,I /.
natl.
The E,quirer Cincinnati, (Ohio)
carried til. following report Of tEn
meeting:
"a special meeting Of the Ham
i'ton County Democratic Genital
Committee held at the Grand Ito
tel Endorsed Gov JudsOn Har-
mon as the Democratic candidate
for president, and promised him
the undivided support Of the par
~ in this cOuny Y All but ) "f
the - committeeman were pres
-n', with Chairman George Dwyr'
and Secretary Clinton Cnilins Ut
their post.
"rhe resolution indO, sing Gov
ernOr Harmon reads AZ follows:
"'l'e 1t Resolved by the Demo
cratic Central Committee If he
City of Cincinnati and of HamiI
ton County, Ohio, that We heartily
indorse the candidacy Of .Judson
Harmon for President of the
United States.
"'rhe exposure Of the former
unDnsiness like, rotten and fraud
ntent methods at 'hr Cap,t al Of
the state OF OHIO cnd their re.
form; the ea' abIishment of u state
tax commission, and the compel
ing of the public service and other
corporations to pay taxes upon
ne actual value Of their proper
les; the reduction OF taxes from
rates averaging q per cent to a
nniform per cent throughout
Ohio; the establishment Of Il pub
lie utilities commission; the non
PARTISAN election Of the Judiciary;
the nomination Of u =. Senators
by d"e,a vote Of the people; tlr
establishment of the initiative and
referendum in al municipalities;
the enactment OF i law providing
for the compensation of injured
employees, regardless of the qmas
ton of negligence, Ivy STATE fund
subscribed to by employers and
employees; the non par tisan state
constitutional convention the lin
ting Of the working hours fou
women; the establishment Of a
women's refo. matOry; the teach.
ing Of agriculture in the scl,nWl>;
the strict regulation Of ectiOns,
and the prevention Of rorrnp'
practices aud the ratification If
ne proposed income tax amend
mtnt to the Federal Constitution
"'We submit the foregoing ~
record Of administrative and lpgl>-
atlve accomplishment rarely equal
Il in the annals Of this or any
,ther state. We also recall with
pride the record Of JMGsOn Har.
m"n as lawyer, Attorney .'l+neraI
OF the United States and private
citizen
"'When to the foregoing il ad
ded the fact that he has carried
he state Of Ohio on p'aln Jtffer
sonian Democratic principles H.
two elecl ions, A. the second Of
which he received the largest ma
Jorlty ever accorded a Drmncra,
III the state Of Ohio, we confident
Iy claim that he is not on y the 10
g'cal. but the ideal Democratic
r. inHi ihufn for DrnS,A.,,e ,,
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
La
FOR ASSESSOR.

I beg to announce to the Demo
cratic voters of Iberia Parish tina
I am a candidate for the nomlna
ton for the office OF Assessor
subiect to the Democratic prl!.ia
ries to be acid in January, lyl1
II elected, | will do my utmost C
conduct the office fairly ana Ell
ficientty.
Respectfully,
FRED. w. BACMAh
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
Get your JOB PRINTING
Il. +. MILLARD, PrOpr.
At the IBERIAN Office,
POSITION WANTED.

Graduate Eastman National Bu-
siness College, POughkeepsie, N
", with six years practical busi-
ness experience, desires position as
bookkeeper in bank or reliable
mercantile house. Best OF refer
ences
Address F. B. IS. co wherian.'
12-16-11.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

The planters are making every
effort to save all the cane they
can from thei: last yeats crop
Notwithstanding the uDfav0rable
weather and the horrible condi
ton Of The country roads, they
re succeeding in shipping day
after day considerable qnan'l'ies
As fast as it can be gotten into
cars it ia being hurried to the re-
tineries The cane itself, all con-
ditiOns considered, has kept in
windrow remarkably we'll up to
this time
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FOR POLICE JUROR.
DIR. Fl. A. King

Hereby announces himself as a
candidate for the Democratic NOM
nation for the office OF Police
Juror for the Sixth Ward, Parish
OF Iberia, subject to the action OF
the Democratic primary to be held
on January 23rd, 1912.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

Maj ! uncan III 'Eht - nn
Uun,r,' gave AWAY 90 t'u'
Uuuh,cd lhnrs,na n"}ia'@ '2.t
SEASON IN "std!s" m0Ntf ~"
ravs on - 90 ter SODA -N'nN
Sl1 30 fn, ti.e aprthsr't3 "to
h,Ij and $500 50 sur he oid note
at each performances.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

RENT MONEY IS Hike SEED hg,
the HARVEST is TIA" Landlords,
rot YOURS. PLANT Nout RENl
MONEY with us, where Got WILL
REAP tbs HARVEST.
Iberia Iiuilhinr A4F'a.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

We are IN receipt OF h"auti'u'
Gale ndar hearing t." business eard
OF Mr.. Adrion Gppsoul II OF loreau-
vile. 1t is one o. the pictt'ast We
have received to date.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
FOR CITY JUDGE.

70 the Democratic Voters OF the
Sixth Ward Of the Parish of Ibe-
ria.
I hereby announce to you my in
tention Of running for the office
az City Judge Of the City Of New
iberia, in the Primary to be held
n January, 1912, and ask your sup
port
Yours struly,
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

Last Sunday Mr. Robert, a. on1aia Iberia
fan%'n'1g Parsb gave e. barbeeus, at ass 4
his political aspiratlo'.n'ssii '.' sie lwcatlefs
standing the nniavoran.s = ,,ca ana ~
he had a good attendance ,e,,ort sa =
assured of the loyal supPv'
many friends. Z
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

On Thursday the District & . ~
Civil term, adjourned ;li' ~" ) ~
of next week.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

Nj = " Crosby, now III,
'eoerA }ianater Of the South.
western Traction 4 Power ca
was "ypr#l"a I" arrive here from
h'." pri'aoS on Tuesday. Ms.
"@na "am@ ny couple Of days
heloer aud Is stopping at tho
~ t>
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

And now they are having a
Hartman Of a time again over
that Roosevelt campaign contribu
tion, way back in 1904.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

'i'' j A''"mao, now #
Was = caller on Su,,, "
8oAn hcc to u4ua';",'
ro 0~e j several pair. ,"s of
H.r r from local do.,.. VI
.'l le'-e a1'sd thr wo,k Of 0''' p''
.e'o9 M" Io"1 near Lafayev'tss vs
".'.f'iE purchased ~ tho Barnst,
'." t'. t"1 The planting o. cane
N' >tao'n. several years avo
.A=.r one + New gbrr,a's ,e,d;',,
'"ss an j''"f a2ve it up and
etnt1ad 10 his first loy.-,ho
planting q. sugnr can. "
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

,beria Fire Company No; o;l,,dav' !, :, .
,he e ' sfh INST, elected the foi'oV"'
Officers:
yics'I' yics prDs'idcnt, "y' r. J. plai'anee'
Secretary, Chas. A. Dupuy'
Treasurer, Frank Laughl'n'
Foreman, Louis J, Bazus'
1st Asst Foreman, Raoul Jacl
80 d, p.verd.
gnI Asst Foreman, LOUIS Da.. 'r;,.
4ited by the recent app;;iI III thjs
ton, from the City, .,ro uoane;d n,;d en-
Caiapanv now carried Two ',ds pal an the
plorees at the engine house sperompt- or
time. This tends to ensn'e ~ danger.
or response to the cails y
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

nance Verrett, wh" was 81
moved at the segura Refinery asA
ward swi,chman on '"o aa.,
guaee railroad Of the 'pn"s'., ,,.,
= met with a painful accident .,'a., 'as'
week. severely injnring h's ''s%. .,s
hand While coupling up W" W"
ears he had his ingtrs 'aok" h,s
mashed. A., this writing ,1.. =.
physician leads him !" "r "''', 81 hjs
i. viii nor haze to lose any % 10
fingers
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

Just SO that fellow Edison
doesn't come along some time ald
went crOcrete fruit cake.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

klng9George is right. It il
high time tor Brit nn to do some
thing for India
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

Tbeg to announce to the voters of
Iberia Parish that l am a candidate
for representative. II elected will en-
deavor to serve the people Of iberia
Parish and state. to the best of my
ability.
J.. A. MOREST.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13

For Job Printing 60 to 1illard's.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-01-13
Children Crv
FOR 5FLETChER'S
CASTO RIA

For all kinds of Printing 90 to
=. +. AILLARD, The Printer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08
MOOREHEAO TO
60 To PRISON

Roy Morehead must go to the
penitentiary.
Today the supreme court dis
missed his appeal on a charge of
manslaughter for the killing of
Mrs. Sadie Buchanan, his $4,000
bond was recalled and a deputy
sheriff dispatched to bring him to
Tacoma.
Monday Morehead will start for
Walla Walla to serve from five to
fifteen years to expiate the crime
he was found guilty of.
Last year Mrs. Buchanan was
found dead on the beach and a
broken oar had been found about
the Morehead home. The More
head child and the Buchanan
child took the witness stand and
told of how Morehead had struck
the woman with an oar and then
fought with her on the beach,
finally throwing her down in the
water and holding her under the
surface.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08

(By United Press Leased Wirc.)
SACRAMENTO, CAL, June s.
Governor Johnson issued today a
statement giving his interpreta-
ton of the operations of the
steam roller" as follows:
II find so little understanding
of the steam roller now in OPP
Grafton in Chicago that / would
like to make it plain.
The republican national COM
mittee is the governing body of
the republican party with author
ity to determine just who shall
act as delegates to the conven-
ton. 1t is engaged now in this
task. II its decisions are based
upon chicancer fraud 1t can give
to any candidate majority of
the convention, irrespective of
the states and the republican vot-
ers.
Examples.
Here are couple of examples:
The state of Washington has IA
delegates. Certain primaries
were held there and in every
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08
Gov. johnson Tells How
The Steam Roller Works

If the national committee desires
to commit q fraud 1t declares the
Taft men delegates from WASH
ington. and thereupon their
names are printed on the roll Of
delegates.
Similarly California declared
for Roosevelt by 10000, as fig-
ures now show-more than TO
over Taft. The delegates were
all elected at large. Our law so
provides and every faction &C
quiesced in 1t.
"Of course such contest as
Is being put up for the Fourth
district delegates would nausease
even Taft progressive.
Suppose, however, the nation
al committee in an outrage on the
people Of this state should seat.
the two Taft delegates who say
they are from the Fourth congress
sional district and who were beat
en- by 10000 votes in the state,
our people then are utterly with
out remedy and those men then
go into the national convention
after being repudiated by 10000
in their own state as delegates
from California.
.'sThis kind of fraud is what is
called the Operation of the
steam roller" and the men who
are managing Taft's campaign
are mad, in this day of popular
rule, to think of using such
MEANS"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08

WHERE WE DISAGREE
First-He believes in a
third presidential term and
he has not yet announced any
limitation to the number OF
terms a president should be
permitted to enjoy.
Second-He desires inter-
national peace, but believes
1t can be secured by such an
increase in the navy as will
make other nations fear us.
1 believe In securing 1t by a
policy of justice to all nations
and have faith in the persua-
sive influence of a good ex-
ample.
Third-On the tariff ques-
ton I do not know what Mr..
Roosevelt's position Is. Dur
ing his seven and a half years
as president he never dis
cussed the subject. i favor a
tariff for revenue only and
regard the principle of pro-
lection as wrong.
Fourth-On the trust ques-
ton Mr.. Roosevelt stands for
regulation rather than for
prevention, Notwithstanding
the fact that he had seven
and half years in which to
test regulation, with the re-
suit that we had more trusts
when he went out of office
than when he entered the
White House. l favor max
ing it impossible for a pri-
vate monopoly to exist.
-Fifth--Mr. Roosevelt be-
lieves in imperialism.
Sixth-Mr. Roosevelt is
Hamiltonian in his ideas on
government, believing in a
highly centralized organiza-
ton. / am Jeffersonian, be-
lieving that the reserved
rights of the states should be
preserved and protected.
QUESTIONS UPON WHICl
ROOSEVELT AND 1 NOW
AGREE
There are number of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08
Taking the stand"

Earl G. Wilbur has brought
suit for a dissolution of partner
ship from l.. G. Aston and the re-
covery Of $1,000. He claims AS
ton sold him a half interest in
the South Tacoma single mill
for $1,000, $3.50 being paid In
cash aud the rest In notes. AS
ton representing his debts to be
but $3.50 when they were prac-
tically $4,000.
Fred Uhrich. forging clerk or
the controllers Office. is still elud-
ing the police. No word of him
was heard today and he Is believ-
ed to be out OF the state now.
Tacoma Elks Will have big
Flag day celebration at the STA
dunn next Friday evening. They
win march from the clubhouse
with band at 1880 and a great
program has been prepared with
patriotic music and speeches.
Robert r. Evans, w. w. Reyes.
w. G. Broenkow and ex-senator
s. II. Piles win be the spellbind-
&E8-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08

The Eagles will be represented
in the Montamara Festo athletic
events. as they have sent in en-
tries for the tug-of-war and relay
race. An entry has been made in
the one mile race for amateurs by
Earl Froberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08

While Nat Carr occupies the
stage at the Empress this week he
has but one aim-to amuse. He
arouses the risibilities, heightens
the hilarity, gets the guffaws--in
plain English, he makes you
laugh.
But contrary to expectation,
Mr.. Carr does not derive any
great satisfaction from getting
laughter. He much prefers the
sob stuff. He would sooner
draw one tear than raise a gale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-08

Judge Card this morning
granted the defense in the case
of Mrs. Lizzie Magnussen against
Bishop O'Dea and others a con-
tinuance until Sept. 8 because
principal witnesses were unable
to appear.
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primary Roosevelt won by two.
three, four to one over Taft. The
delegates were then selected by
the old convention method and
the Roosevelt men smashed the
bosses so that when the state
convention met to select national
delegates Roosevelt had a major
lty of 100 and fourteen delegates
were selected accordingly.
THE Taft men, undaunted.
however, and in a minority, se-
ceded from the convention and
elected IA Taft delegates and
these minority delegates now
contest the seats of those regu-
larIy chosen. This contest comes
before the national committee.