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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01

The stampede experts ought to be
pretty thoroughly discouraged by
this time. Their every effort has re-
suited in failure and the future holds
nothing of promise for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01
Progressive Sentiment Prevails.

At least 20 per cent of the
Republican county conventions elect
ed progressive delegates and adopt
ed progressive resolutions. In a
few OF the counties bolt from the ac-
ton Of the Republican national con-
vention was counseled In the major
ity Of counties the resolutions adopt
ed were progressive. without any ref
erence to either Taft or Roosevelt.
Hardin county was one Of the bolt
ers. I. adopted resolutions indorsins
Roosevelt. Greene county vas ano.h-
er of the counties to protest agains'
the acts Of the Republican convention
at Chicago.
Cummins and. Kenyon we're in
dorsed in many counties. where nc
mention was made Of the President
or proposed third party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01

1t has been noticed that woman
rever realizes how delicate her baby
is until she begins reading the sum-
mer resort literature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01

Read The Daily Gate City. 10
Cate City want ads. bring results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
Let him who would move the world
first move himself.-Socrates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01

HIS VIII De great year LOT BRASS
bands, booze, believing and be1ly-ach-
ing" says the Ida Grove Record-Era.
To the Waterloo Reporter the most
surprising thing about the recent Chit
cago conflict is that there were so
many survivors.
The Des Moines Register and Lead
er observes that Mr.. Roosevelt left
Chicago without remarking that he
felt like bull moose.
The denomination of Sunny Jim
Sherman for vice president just suits
every real Republican, says the
Burlington Hawk-Eye.
4 While inspecting examination pa
Z pers recently, teacher found variou:
humorous answers to questions. A
class Of boys averaging about twelve
years of age had been examined il
geography, the previous day havine
been devoted to grammar Amcnc
the geographical questions was tn,
following: Name the zones. On,
promising youth of eleven years. VIII,
had mixed the two subjects, wrote
h There are two zones masculine ans
| feminine. The masculine is eithe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01
NOTES AND COMMENT.

This will be a great year for brass
bands, booze, believing and belly-ach-
ing" says the Ida Grove Record-Era.
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keokuk, Iowa July !, 1912
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-01
PROOF OF WILL

Clerk of the District Court.
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oab 6ie Sanlrnlune Ser Stobt Der.
loren gebt lno oie foltbaren sllter-
timer pielieidt na6 allen giidtun
gen Der @il6roie 5erltreut tperoell
Gin idperes 9[utomobilnn-
gliif, Dem oer &niieler Webi5inal.
rat Sbnader nit ieiner Sanilic
srun Opfer fiel. bat lid) in Der Na=
be bon &ailel ereigret. 0as 9[uto.
nlobil, in oem iih Der 0ieoi5inal-
rat nit BEN Seinigen i'm @an5en
bier Berionen befano, flbr olti
Der Jranffurter 2anoitraBe III
i1nellen1 gempo oabin, als eine
3oliiion nit eiilean entgegenfom-
meroen i6meren Gubriperf erfolgte
Der 3uiammenitoB geidab nit iol-
der @uht, oaB idmmtli6e bier sSn-
ialien aus Dem araftpagen ber-
ous9el6leuoert puroen. Sic nnroer
ane 10 ihner perlest, OaB falm Ell
ner Ser 9erungliidten nit Dem Sc
Zen oaponfommen oiirfte.
- sSreifrou W1atbilbe pon 9fotb
idi(o bat loeben in 6ranfiurt a
SO. Die Seier ibres adtaigiten &c
hurtstages begongen. 8aiier @il
helm uno Die &aiierin 9luglllt,
@iftoria iolloten Der @reilin oil
tefegrapbiidem Meae ibre @liif
tpiini6e. 9rii,s Srieorih &arl bon
Seiien unb ieine @emablin, Brin-
5el}in Margarete, sic iiinglte Sbme-
iter oes &aiiers, gratulierten per
i6nli6. Die aut iolde @eiie Sc
ebrte lit oie @itipe oes onl %.
SSonllar 1901 geltorbenen 5reiberrn
gsilbelnl bon &otbihilo, Gbefs oes
Manfbauies sc. q. bon Hotbihilo
uno Sobne in Sranffltrt a. 81.
Cine gang entidieoene @eiie.
rung in Dem 9efinoen oeg Som.
ponilten gngelbert Sulnperoind iit
nie aus Berlin gencIoet mirh,
einsetreten, unb Die gIer5te eeber1
Der 9offrulng allf p0llige Mieoer-
beritellung bes asatienten &aun
8or Surgeon erIitt 5umperoinG,
mic 8. 3. gemeloet infolae oer
iibernlaBisen 9lnltrcnguneen, oe-
netl er lih BEL Ser 2eitlntg Der 9luf-
filbrltng oes N6einbarot' ihe.l
Stiides .9as @nnoer" in 2on0on
lnter5ogen bate, eincn nerDoien
3niamnenbruh, Der cine teilipeife
9abming Sllr Solge bette. Der
aranfe miro nun pormisiidtlid GIT
oe Mdra i'm Stanoe ieill, cine gr-
bolungsreiie mad Dem Siioen an=
Sitretell, obne oaB, ipie Die slerste
anfdnglib entpfablen cine gebano
lung in einem Sanatoriuln notia
merhcn oiirfte.
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1esa { q :.

aorrciponben3 Woring. D. 12
Naar5 1912. Mn 5. Miar3 murbe
III Waring BON GroBiefretar SobIl
@inolinger cine ncue 2oge oes
Droens Der Serinannsiobne orgoll;-
iiert, bic Sodburg Offer 2oge &c.
27S. s(ls @roB.geamten flnlgierten:
Gr-GroB- Yraiioeut, Wm. @ieoelle
felo; @roB- B-Yrdiioent, Sobn Wins-
lineer; @roB-9ioe- -Yrdiioeni, G6.
Molff; roB-6iibrer, o. 8. 3e0wc
ger, 0rob-SnnereeWade, g. Bil-
rot. syolgenoe Bealttcn Der neller
2oge tpitrocn eiitgciest:
gr-TralioeiIt, anrl Sileltenfub.
Yr1iioent, aorl S. l1eder, 8i5e.
Nrdlioent, Gilbert aaufler;; Sefrs-
tor, aarl 3oeIler;; Shasmeiiter.
Sris 9reiber; Ncrualtnnasrat
grnIt aaufler, Serlnann @ille,
anrt gocnprt; 5iuau3fonaitc: Ser
mann 9reiber, @erinann Suit, 90.
gar Offcr; 6iibrer, Gbas. Bauer,
ssnnere @abe, Mar 3oeller Wit-
glieoer Ser 2ogc iino nlBeroen:
afuton 2eiol, Sugo WoaIhloeger,
glooIf g1ille ilno Molono alioepfli.
9llg GbrenmitgIicber lpuroen aufgee
monfncn: slusllit Sfier unn 5ohu
Jrep.
Ueun Der Oroen Der Sermnnns.
iobne 10 iueiter bliibt, bann iuer~
oclt mir balo bic Runimer 800 en-
reid,t babcn. Cab Die @riioer Der
neue,l 2oee feline Yrobibitioniittn
ii,lo, oas miro Der @ruoer @rob
Sefretar mol geieben babcn. 9ln
gllen ilno Trinfen feblta eS nidt
uno beioem pnroc ber5baft Sllgc
iprohem. Oab ons BON inherent
sSleiibermciIter Mnton 2eiol aclle.
fcrte .barbecreo meat" nift i6lettt
mar, oas fonnte man oil oem Apps'
tit ieben, ben Die griioer battcn lilo
Del, Iuterbraten fonntc grlIoer 20
@oIfi foum 70 idncI Serihneioen.
lpie CT aufgegeiien ipnroe, troeoell
pr oos @eidait sriimolid) perltebt
Ole aoae fam ourh oas 8emilben
BON Gbas. S. lleder 5ll Stanoe.
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@all3lcrs bon Rem Seriep, sum bci-
lieenoen Mi1ter oes Sber-8lutbes-
geribfs beItatiet 26 5enatoren, iii.
ter ibllen fiinf 9fepnblifaner, ltinm=
ten eegcn oie geltatigung. Ger Se-
nat beitatigte gleidBeitig bic Or
llennulra nabltebenoer &onllllil IN
Naegifo: @rtbur 81 McSeqn nj "a.
pahula, @ilbur 3. @raeep in Yro-
greio nnO Marion 2etber in ebi-
bunbua, Iestcrer NOR bisber i'll Rro=
greio.
Ser Yr1iioent bat oem fl-
baItilAen @eianoten III @alhntgton
oic 8eriiAerling eesebelL Die Me-
aieruuQ Der Ser. 5taaten babe nidf
bie M6li1t IN Guba einaagreifen.
nibt, aIs uelul oas sfeiuItot ein
o1rhaus beirieDigcnoas ipdre. ;sl,ls
Sen Mufnobmea eebt berbor, oab
Die Qeute teillpeiie III ben ss-
ip5bnlibcn 2dbell billieer faufcis
als IN Sen @eilolienidaftslaoen 10
llnperItanolid) oies and 1T. Seoeil-
faus linb oie Wenoiieuibaftsldoem
niebt I'M Stanoe geipeien, Die al
oeri 2doen 5ll per0rdnsen obet
aud ,lur ibncn ernltlide aonfurren5
su MAIDEN. Die ganacn WittcillDl-
gen fin6 I'M b0hiten 8raoc interci-
lant, ipenn Tie oeinienieen, Der
Irenloe gerbdltniiie fennt, ondj
nibts 9sencs bieteil. sSSreeno luelbc
sssoeem sur 20iilng Der Broblenie
lmo sur 9lbbiiIfe Der Misitdnoe lper-
ben III ibner notiirIib nid)t gum
Musornd gebradt
esn Sbrcbeport, 2n, bat ii,f)
ein ilnlaer Mann Namcns 6. Slogs
9ueranoer, scr 9udbalter nnb 4ol-
iierer Ser u@ibbs Snlplement &
Madinerp Company" mar, eridoi-
len, nls er ipeeen ntgeblider lli1-
teridlaennaen perboftet lperoeu
iollte.
esn ser geabe BON Slar, g.
g., ipnroen orei gaeser Ben 8eam-
ten Ole tie nad oem 9efangnis
bringe,l loIlten BON elmer golfss
nlenge entriiien lub etidoiien Die
9teger batteu Sen @erinh gemad)..
oas @obnbalts beg Mapors DON
Slar III 8ranb 5n iteden.
gci eiIlcm Giieltbabuilnfaa in
oer 9eGbe BON Hougbfeepfie, %. g.,
'tuuroen oreiSebn Herionen eerlett
8icr Magen rollte, in ben init eis
be0effen 4u6ion.
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s { i a 8.
g 6ouos fon,nlt

9(us Dallas fonlnlt Die Na,5
ribt, oaB bort Sponep Smitb, Ser
tiinfuno5mon5ig Sabre lang ale
gefretdr Der yGeras gtate 5air"
ilneicrt bat, seltorbcn lit.
Oas aril1inal glppeaation5.
aeriht bat entidie6erl bob mad
teroniidenl Weies, ein 2anobriei-
trdger nidt oos gtedt bat, beiualT-
net 5ll icin.
Sn 9tbilene lit oas iogenann.
te 9lIeronoer @eb1iloe an Der Btnc
StraBe abgcbronnt Der SAooen
belauft iib auf $4,000
sll(c @eif1ftsbauier oes flei-
nen 0rtes Murphp, in Der gsabe BON
Iano gelegell, limo obgebrannt.
TIMER itantlihe glferbaufonl-
milidr Some mad)t befannt, oeh
Ell tuieoer oils Ganoioat fiir iein
Mmt onftreten meroe.
g(m I. WaarS 6efansen iih in
oen Itaatliden Strafanltolten ia
nebr @efanaene als am /. Sebrllar,
hie @eianlmt3abl betrng 3572.
SoSlt @biteiurigbt fanlen 5lnel
Monner. ser sclepbon-sl -slrbeiter
Sra Dapis imo Ser 3iinmermonn
Sob Weapo ourd 9eriibrlna nit
einenl 0rabt nn's 2eben, allf benz
ein serriIiener eleftriider 0rabt ao
fallen NOR ino i'm nit gleftri}l'
tat eelaoen batte.
- Senfins & COBB beabiihtigel
in 8iibop. Der i6nea aufbliibenoen
gtaot III 9tueees Gountp. Elm gro.
hes @eihGftsbolrs 5u bauen
- Cine 9ln5obl gfeger, Die I'M
gollntp.@efdnsnis 5n @alpeifon n
Ben, batten einen s(usbrlld ge.
plant. sic batten ben pSailer'
ssranf Sdrciber idon iibermaltigt,
ols Der 9oli8ci-geomte @isrooi
bins,ifom no ourh iein ener1f-
ld,es s(uitreten aIlein Den slusbrildI
perbinoerte.
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gn.,rifi anf's Qebsm snradsepieieu.

u8or fiinf SSobren erfIdrten 3uci
slcr5te, id) bate nur nod 5tpei Sabre
ii. Ieben." go er51blte 5tiIlman
Green, Malhite, Col. Sic bebaup-
teten, id tpiir6e an ghipin6iudt
Iterben. Sd inuBte olio Elm slites
ARitteI baben rno beriudte Or.
9ing's geetp DISCOVERY. sd tat gut
6aron, oenn ih nrbeite beute uno
oas WaitteI bat benz Grab ein Opfer
cntriiien." Gs lit unfinnio, an Sus
Iten, Grf1ItungelI Gals. uno 2un-
geufranfbeiten gu Ieioen. Madt Die
iiderlte Rllr. greis SOC iin6 $100.
9rsbeflafde frei in allen apotbefen.
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Memnse6m MeiIen per sefnnbe

obne Gonflift, Stud ooer 5torlng,
lit Die gepaltiee 8etueglngsidnel-
lisfeit unierer groe olrd Den @cl-
tenraum. Wir ftaunen iiber oas
ltbrperf Ser 9fatar, geraoe uie Die
jenieen, tpelbe Or. Sings Neue &C.
benspillen nebmen. &ein 2eibiueb
fein ltnbebagen, genau BON Der 8ir=
flung, ipelde @eiunobeit uno @oIbe-
finoen brinet. 25c bei alien 9lpo-
tlefern. !.
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Nu4Ianc
Orczcc
In tinem ZirkuIar dss Verrats
angeklagt.
De Ia Rdrrd konmt. :
Landesverrdfer zufrl Zucbt-
bdus verurteilt.
L.ondcn's Ratbaus.
Elm SkandaI In den hcbenIcbe
Werken.
London's Ratbaus.

- Gin 3irfutar Santos Do
pile nnteraeihnet lit IN ltmlaui
geiest. sSn bielem miro bebauptet,
Groaco babe Ole Safe ser Mepo-
luton ebenlo perater, lpie er Ma,
bero perraten babe. gr lei nit oell
.Gientifiees ben slnballgern bes
Yraiioentell 9ia5, iii 8erbinouga
getreten uno er tpolle nidts peiter,
ais ben frIbere1 Winiiter ocs
9lMslpdrtigen ilno @onpcrneur BON
Gbibuabua, greel, gum 8ralioentell
MAIDEN.
Nus Baris miro gelleloet, CT
Erdlinent De ia garra babe cine
lange llnterreonng nit DEM from
56iilden Bremier-Miuiiter Yoillcare
gebabt uno inn 9lufihluB iiber Die
Gage III Mcrifo gegcben. Ge Ia
0arra beabiihtigt am II. War5 nit
Dem 0ampier yJiirlt 8ismard"
nad) Merifo ub5uiabrcn.
u Grnelto Wlabero, Der merifa-
l,iihe 6inan5ntiiliiter, bat cine gr=
flGrutg peroffelttlift i'll Der er es
mi's gntlhieocnlte beitreitet oab
bic 9anfiersfirlnn Speper & So. in
a2elD glorf scr mcrifaniihen 9egier
ri,na cine Mnleibe perlpeigert babe.
Die mcrifnniiben 9febeflen bas
ben oie Staot Santa MoIalia I'M
gtoate gbi6uabua beiett, naboen
oie 8lmoestrilppen lie ger1urnt bat
ten.
Som auitdlloigen @erid)t in
slnri1 lit Der ebeinalige Sblls-
mann @lanB, lpelder ieiner5eit aus
bem gerid)ts @efdngnis Slt Wil-
Eelnlsbape1 nusgebrohen luar, 81
leds Sabren 3uhtbaus perllrteilt
iporben. @lalB mar erit Dor elmer
s8ode pou england suriifgebradt
tuoroell BON mo er ausgeliefert
luar. @louB befdno iid bereits iue-
gen @aunereien inn @efdngnis, ols
oie pielermGbnte Spionageiahe bin=
Sufanl, bic i'm 6ann 5llr 6luht
permiaBte. 9ie oeutide Yoli5e;
bate i'm i'll 2onoon aufgeipiirt uno
ieine gerbaftling uno 9luslieferun3
beantragt, neil er aud ipegen Diet;
itabIs uno ltuteriblagung perfolgt
o;e aonnouer estontnermor
+,,,o hie hisher NIT ihrpn pin.eI.
,,s,, '' ons;oo,, :, neriaieneusu @e.
hs,,asu wnteroshraht NOR mirh
,,n,, snai;m az, ns,,os orn,,es ri.
M ~, ,nanor,,e,, sr,,fornsr,,noen ont
;,,ro,rsuSes M Mo+ho,,s erhnlten Ser
sS,,;a - ',,orssnr;sh nnI,,n t;;r,fih o;e
Gsrmt,a,to;nfaa,,nn s ,,or gog So,,s
sassa,. Co..; St,,nosf sfnStor ~, sen,,
a,;r;anor NM 1orray saro,,sbIoot S;,,S
,,,;ra ia, or, g;;a,,isr nor Shonn,e
-, aoao,,,;6sr ~ rom ssorfon,enis.
asfS,,ao erhessn Sos or, MorS,,fer
u.St'''' sopt @sN'e
w. M,,s mo,I;n ,nofoet n,on 81.
"a ssn;ot;on Io hnt ~ Son Ninons.
ms Mo'hSitsfre;ien nis 0[nf;;nS;.
a,',,o o"u er errso. aas Ser SensroIniref.
~ ss's Sor es sohorfabo p morfe entloS,en
snarasn ~, @ &, e. i'm S;e sh"lo no.
w. - trc,an ~, nos a;o mo,elI;bo5t n
;,rs,, iS. ''un, ,,.,ra,eo;idon e e,,,nerfeu orei
ag;n; pg.n sss,l.,e" Ssarf s,orIao M,,serSs',,
m,;ra =; ,'''l, Inn INN ,i,,nroSe mer,d,mena,,no
,,arnee,ayian 'u'ro ,y. a. ,ofl or e;,,e spii'
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- 0on DER osSSnternationol Nems
ompunp" in Nep Yorf erbielten
mir .@ortenloube@ $. 7 uno s.
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Young Mems Easter SUITS. special
values, $40. st2.5o. SIS. MeFadden's.
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upon the earth. II has been pointed to
by all the nations OF the earth as the
one true living example and tried expo
nent OF liberty, Justice. and equality in
law and free government among the
chldren or men The American people
should think deeply and profoundly be-
fore they strike down the checks and
balances which have made this govern
ment truly great and preserved it's con-
sututional form and legal procedure
once upon a time judges were the tools
OF kings. and afraid TO speak. II is lust
as bad TO make them the tools of the
majority. What makes our government
Tree what makes our government
grents What makes our government
truly representative. and gives IL lite
proud grand place among the nations OF
the earth? 1t Is that IL respects the
rights OF the minority and refuses TO
permit these rights to be trampled upon
and over-ridden by the majority. None
are so great as 10 he above the law, and
none are 20 low to be beneath Its protec-
ton. Every case which arises in Amer
lean Jurisprudence should be decided
upon the record, according to the very
right and Justice OF the case and no
matter n 10000 men wanted IL other
wise and only ten asked for Justice and
right the ten should be permitted 10
prevail Any other position. as Presi-
dent Taft well said. lays the axe AT the
root OF the tree OF self-government. aud
It's leaves and branches have already
begun to wither.
From that hour when the checks and
balances OF our government are STRICKEN
down. and We are to judge cases not by
the record but by tho desires OF the pop
ulsce free government perishes upon
me North American Continent. our
iore-fathers have handed to us the
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mobiles birth-right and the grandcst
patrimony ever given by fathers TO sons
and We nave nothing to do but TO pre-
serve their structure. and To- hand IL
down. strong and well preserved. to our
offspring and progeny. in order that our
government may live and endure.
Let us be patient, placing upon our
selves the necessary restraints and not
desire to accomplish in an hour what
should require year for its proper full
fillment. The American people are the
best governed people I'm the world. They
are the most prosperous people in the
world. our business and lahoring men
ami our professional men and our farm
ers are the most honest. Labor g. the
best paid. Farm products are the high
est. our people are the most intellig gent.
ulen why depart from a system OF laws
and Jurisprudence that has given US
these thingse Let us adhere steadfastly
TO the doctrines OF American Jurlspru-
dence as given TO us by our ancestors
and fathers. and We can safely repose
In the confidence that liberty aud justice
viii remain with US throughout the days
OF the republic.
Very respectfully yours
SHERMAN ROBINSON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-27
WEST DEVELOPS
TAFT SENTIMENT
Ensourssina News for President From
states Beyond the Mississippi
River Coming In.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Presi-
dent Tafts friends arc sun hearing
encouraging news. particularly from
the territory west OF the Mississippi
river. II was there that Col Roosevelt
was expected to be particularly strong.
but the drift Is all I'm the direction OF
President Taft's denomination. Sena-
tor cummins' closest friends here. who
are familiar with the situation In
Iowa. concede that the chances are I'm
favor OF President Taft's followers
controlling the Iowa state convention.
This estimate Is based on the election
of delegates to the state convention
MP to this time. President Taft is in
the lead on instructed delegates. He
has over 500 votes to his credit in the
state convention. more than twice as
many as the combined opposition. IL
will require fewer than 500 votes to
control the state convention.
The following states are conceded to
president Taft; Utah. Wyoming. Ne
vada and Colorado.
In California. south Dakota. Oregon,
Washington. Kansas. Nebraska and
minnesota the progressive following
will be divided. Senator LaFollette
will have a separate ticket OF dele
gates In the field in all the states
named and in some OF them Senator
CUmmins will be voted for i'm addition
to Col. Roosevelt. This is likely to re-
suit In the election OF the Taft ticket
IN several states. notably South Da-
lSota. Nebraska and Washington. The
strength that has been developed by
senator La Toilette In Oregon and
California indicates that either he or
President Taft will carry those states.
II looks now as II Idaho would send
either a Taft delegation or an unin-
structed delegation TO the national
convention. In New Mexico both
Roosevelt and Taft claim a majority
sof the delegates. eight in number.
which have already been chosen and
are uninstructed. Arizona is admitted
10 be fighting ground, with the chances
I'm favor OF President Taft. In Mis-
souri, up TO the present time President
Taft has had things practically his
own way i'm the matter offinstructed
delegates. Ii begins to look as II Col.
Roosevelt's weakness az a candidate
would be as manifest west Of the Mis-
sissippi river as east Of II.
BY the end OF another week 81 Is
expected President Taft will have more
that $50 instructed delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-27

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-27
SPECIAL MESSAGE
SENT TO CONGRESS.
Conveys Detailed Report OF Tariff
Board. for Whom He Asks
More Funds.
Protection On Some Articles Said TO
Exceed Several Times Cost OF
Production.

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Presl-
dent Taft today transmitted 90 con
gress the tariff boards report on the
cotton schedule with the recommenda.
ton that that section OF the tariff law
be taken mp with view TO revision
and reductions in the rates OF duty.
The President advises congress- that
the boards Investigations have shown
that the duties on some cotton warns
is two and three times In excess OF
the difference OF the cost OF produc.
ton In the United States and abroad.
ne duties imposed because OF finish
ing processes are in excess OF the
difference IN the extra cost due 10
finishing and are often In excess of
me TOTAL domestic cost Of finishing
Prices paid by consumers In the
n'icd states arc higher than abroad
oven when prices received by manu-
iacturcrs IN both places are the same
This BE- said 20 be due 20 tho higher
cost o. distribution here Plain cloths
are as cheap here az anywhere hut
"n Iancy fabrics The duties are In or
cess of Tho difference in cost and In
many cases Tho duties arc greater than
Tho conversion costs in the mills Of
The United states
Board Needs Funds.
President Taft asks a faGci.pcy 90,
"rnrrIaf0n ~ 500 900 for Ola. L...5d
.o continue ifs work during April. NJ
aud juno. aud urges congress O., fYr
nor cont uIr fhc iIfr Of tho hoard
.la' .' may prosecute lnsesfIFations
~ 'Ne metal leather. chemical and
'HEar rrhedu.os uhcl The pfeaidonf
'ss directed
If" Pre-. .lfrfF message Ir a com,
rrhrrIte summafr % ffr t.srf.-
'nd'nEs The PRECEDENT sals DO h...s
pm. rrrnnfnonfafIurF nu Zoo leffar..
nn ~ thn platform ou rhIrh Ie sas
'nr'nf That al rrar0nah.a rrat..
'.r HrIf should o. adjusted fa frr
ffrUrre .n rref OF PRODUCTION a.
home End sbr1ad
Ihe report of fhs heard srars fr.
ffrIf. ~ sfarrE Ir rrrrraf tar-.-
IN ruHfH 70 production Tor
.frt' VARIETY OF r1ffnn narufnrflr
'f. irH President wrote. The q. Tar.
'afI Hfr.r H|rnrf .rr f1 ne
frar'nr r' .Nr 90 .lIar f1hr.r
I'r rrlrrf shoes fHaf ffa cor -
irr rHffrr rarr Ir fIr country
araaf.r 'har .. fff IeadIrr .amrr-.
Hr country fn f.r raae al rrfIrsrr
rarn and f'Inr yarns. forrinr ~
.a.s n' fhr prHfarfIrn ~ fhe farasfil
la.-l. f.e f1rriEH cosf of f1rrirr
cotton rf. yarn .a aHnan fl o. about
.' rar rrrf of tfa domestic easf
|nr l..b ou these yarns b. fuo o.
'f' 'r"r lu fH.arr of ffa fIrerrras
rn nf rr0furfIrr on conc fIrffr
.if a.frf yarns and on yarns of me
'e Dnurf chat Is. ~ Fraafeaf
fu.rr. fhe 11fy In some cases.