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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04
Republican Primary in West Virginia

Wheeling, w. Va, June 4.-Re-
publicans of West Virginia are hold
ing statewide primary today for
the selection of candidates for COVER
nor and other state officers and seven
teen members of the state committee.
Spirited contests are on for the guber-
material nomination and other places
on the state ticket, but chief interest
centers in the fight for the control
of the state organization. Though
the primary does not include candi-
dates for the United States senate the
results are expected, nevertheless, to
have an important bearing on the
contest for the seat of United States
senator Clarence Watson, whose sue
eessor will be elected by the next2leg-
islature.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04
Wife Accused of Having Improper
and Immoral Relations With
the Dead Man.
MURDERER SEES PURSUERS
Stood in Water Up to His Neck While
Watching Sheriff Kick Out EN-
bers of His Fire.

Il shot him because he was a bad
man. He smashed my boat and was
the father Of my wife's last child. He
made himself look like all things
moose, cat, dog, bear, woodchuck, He
was bad man.
So said Charles Swaziland in the
county Jail this morning where he
was brought by Sheriff Hazen last
night. Swaziland admits the killing
of Arvid Vidstrom May 13 last, but
expresses no regret over the act and
quences. He was captured in Bau-
dette last week.
From the time he shot Vidstrom
until he was taken at Baudette,
Swaziland went through some trying
experiences. He left home imme-
diately after the killing and took but
Sc with him although the report at
the time said that he had about $3.50.
He struck north into the woods PLAN
into Canada He went to the east too
far and became lost, wandering about
for over a day.
At one time, he stood in water up
to his neck while he saw the sheriff
and his deputies kick out his fire.
Swaziland had heard them coming
and fed at once without stopping to-
put out his fire. He continued north
through the swamp often wading for
hours in water above his waist. Al
ter about two weeks of travelling, he
came out on the Rainy river and
crossed into Canana.
Asked why he did not stay in Can
ada, Swaziland said that everyone
knew him there and that he was out
of money and needed work. He went
to Baudette and left his gun and
packsack in saloon where it was la
ter found by Sheriff HaZen. He was
given work at the Engler saw mill
and was under surveillance for some
time before his arrest. He was ar
rested by Marshal Dundas when he
returned to get his gun.
Swaziland is a medium sized, sandy
haired man with light blue eyes. He
looks harmless and acts harmless but
at times when speaking of the wrongs
he says he suffered at the hands of
Vidstrom, his eyes flash with fire. He
is thirty-seven years old and has re-
sided in this country for about ten
years and says that he knew Vidstrom
but little over one year.
Swaziland appears rational except
when talking of Vidstrom whom he
claims was hoo=doo man. He says
that Vidstrom could change himself
into all kinds of animal shapes and
that he was a woodchuck when he
was shot. When thinking of Vid-
strom, Swaziland will shake his head
and mutter, "Bad man, bad man."
Asked why he shot Vfdstrom,
Swaziland said that both Vidstrom
and Mrs. Swaziland admitted the par
entage of the last child and that
when Vidstrom came over to get eggs
on the day he was shot, he tainted
Swaziland about his being able to win
the affection of Swanland's wife.
Swapland's preliminary hearing
will be held the last of the week
sometime before Court Commissioner
erewell: He has not yet engaged
counsel and may waive a preliminary
examination .--'
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Strong Wind Yesterday.

Many signs were blown down by
the wind yesterday which at times
reached a gale of close to sixty miles
an hour. The signs over the doors
Of the Pioneer and Begsley black
smith shop blew down about the same
time; a glass letter in the Schneider
sign was blown out and the door Of
the Pioneer bulletin board was ripped
off. Lake Bemidji was the toughest
Pit has been in some time and the
northeast shore line was changed ma
terially. In the southern part Of the
state, the storm was accompanied by
hail and rain.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04
Houses Of III Fame Closed.

Two houses Of i'll fame, located to
the west Of the city but said to be
within the city limits. were closed
yesterday morning through the sher-
iff's office. Orders for the move were
received from Governor Eberhart as
complaints had been made to him
frequently. The house to the west on
Fourth street was closed several
weeks ago and the inmates thereupon
moved farther out
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Commercial Club Tonight.

: There will be@a regular meeting OF
the Commercial club in the club
rooms tonight. Last night the city
council appointed a committee tc
confer with the club on the proposed
annexation Of Nymore and this mat
ter will be one Of number Of i'm
portant ones which will come up to-
night.
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WHAT COUNCIL DID,
Passed Nav bills.

WHAT COUNCIL DID.
1. Passed May bills.
2. Granted tranfer of license from
Ed Gerald to George Tanner.
8. Transferred location of Rybere
and Nelson to lot block Fl.
4. Fixed bonds OF Nels Loitved fol
sidewalk construction and Yves
Wright for cleaning at $500 and &C.
cepted bonds from each signed by j
P. Lair and H. Doran and John Good.
man and Charles Nangle, respective.
ly.
5. Ordinance 81 which provided
for an increase in the liquor license
was voted down eight to one.
6. Ordinance 81, which provided
that passenger boats operating in the
city limits shall carry a fire extln-
guisher ana life belt for each pas:
senger and member of the crew, was
passed with no dissenting votes.
IS {. Bids for paving based on one to
five blocks opened but none accepted.
s.. Report of city engineer on es-
timated cost of paving read and ac-
cepted.
8. Voted to readvertise for bids
based on four blocks of city paving.
10. Decided to pave Third and
Fourth streets between Minnesota and
America; Fifth street between Bel
trami and Minnesota: cad Second
street from Beltrami to Bemidji.
II. City attorney requested to
draw up necessary papers calling for
bond election on the Nymore road,
such bonds to include $4,000 to
make up deficit of poor fund.
IL. Building committee instructed
to patch and calcimine rooms in the
poor house.
Is. Mayor, alderman-at-large and
city attorney to make a contract
with county commissioners covering
care of poor and to run for five
years.
IA Street Commissioners request
for dump wagon granted and city
clerk ordered to purchase same.
d Is. City engineer instructed to fix
grades of sidewalks on south sides OF
Third and Fifth streets
Is. Campbell petition for making
a boulevard of Minnesota avenue ac-
cepted and filed and city attorney
asked to draw up a resolution COW
ering ground asked for in the petit
ton. Petition calls for curbing to be
placed, twenty-four feet from the
property line.
1t. Water clerk ordered to flush
the storm sewers and clean out the
three inches of sand reported in
them.
18. City attorney and mayor in
structed to meet with the Commercial
club for comforting with Nymore over
the proposed annexation
10. The mayor, city engineer and
street committee Instructed to mea-
sure the Nymore road and decide the
width and the side of the road on
which the paving is to be laid.
20. Street commissioner instruct
ed to repair the rustic bridge in
front of the Spooner residence on the
Lake Boulevard.
81. Request from the mayor that a
street IN East Bemidji be opened was
left to the street committee.
%. City clerk ordered to purchase
repair materials for city chairs.
%. Ordered following bills paid:
Warfield Electric Co., city 1907 80
Warfeld Electric Co., lamps Ito
Warfeld Electric Co. pump
ing ....... 1900
Warfield Electric Co., city
hail $40
Warfield Electric Co, IL
brary 80
Sentinel, printing S. 3.24
VIM. PICKLES. scavenger 81 20
Hose caps for hydrants. s. IS
fAndf ln1tNA - 1a0t 166an
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Benefit Dance Saturday,

A benefit dance will be given for
Miss Anna Rebarchick Saturday night
in Krog's hall in Nymore. Miss Re-
bareback was accidentally shot some
time ago and has been in the hospital
since although she is reported as re-
covering slowly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04
Pogue-Gracie.

The marriage of Stella Catheryn
Oracle to Frank J. Pogue occurred
last evening in the home of the
brides parents in the presence of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04
American League

Games Yesterday.
Detroit 4, New York |.
Cleveland 4, Boston 3. ~.
Chicago f., Philadelphia 8.
st. Louis 4, Washington IS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04
Firemen Meet Tonight.

"A meeting of the Firemel's associa-
ton has been called for tonight for
the purpose of electing officers to the
state convention in Minneapolis, June
II, II and Ia.
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National League.

Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 8
Boston 8, Chicago 4.
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati Z.
New York 8, st. Louis 3.
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American Association

Games Yesterday.
Toledo Z, Milwaukee 4.
indianapolis 3, Kansas City 2.
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BASEBALL

The box SCORE Of ADserj-
Oan Association, games will
be posted on tho PiOneess
bulletin board, c0rs,3s'
Fourth and R0flpaIa,l. 0ach
day AZ fast as they como Il,
by telegraph.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-04

. 9 o o o @ o o o o. o. o o . /.
> STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
. o o o 90 o o o o o o o o (
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friends and relatives. The bride was
gowned in a French lawn with deli
cate lace yoke and trimmings. Miss
Lillian McGregor was maid of honor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
FOR RENT
FOR RENT, HOUSES UNruRN1sHED

Il
" -----7--~NI-~O--~~-~->~~~---
$50 90. iN'-N g l..
Groom mod. 1ll3 East LIST South, ss5. 90
s-room mod. 23S East 4th South. sac. 90.
.-room mod, 1874 So. 9th East. s35. 90
groom mod. $40 J ST.. $4,000.
groom, az Grape st. $4,000
broom mod. $50 First ave-, $1,000.
o-room mod $50 West LIST North, Sis. 90
broom mod. $40 Fifth ave. $50 90.
soo room mod. ll22-i East Eth South.
ii-room mod. 1875 n st. $500.
$500 iS' Notth-
5-room mod. 81 So. ith East, SIS 90.
o.room, 967 Jefferson St, 9th South and
west Temple. sl2.5O
Groom. SOS So. 3rd West $500.
groom. % So. State St. IS 90,
S-room, T21 So Sth East. $1,000
Fasi Fasfo9m sso az apt IN The York. sl4 So. 7th
Ard d-Tsom soni, apis tss IN The Avalon. go East
$4,000. "u Sou'h
Store room, lG9 West s. Temple, SIS 90
a. RICHTER REAL ESTATE
Sail h Harbach, Mgr. Rental Dept.
Both Pnones GAL.
i3 South Main st a3617
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',ssS ,ySa NEWLY PAINTED AND PA
" Srn boarding house, opposite new
fs, undivided into four apartments'
-oer phone 10. -0't "'"' '''i a95is
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rfsoo@ MODERN HOUSE. PARTLY
.,.S ,,%Smsned: nlid PA West 9Th North, Wa
W. ii'l"f. a39s3
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IIN1NGs, CRATES AND WATER |
Jackets, all makes. C. D. Lovett F'oun- |
dry, AZ n. 7th West Bell 2so&-K; Ind. |
23lS a2S02 |
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WE GOOD FrvE-RooM HOUSE. WITH
~! uMo acres Of ground Inquire of A.
lIason' toS East 4th So. a3S59
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LE%hi Ey.i PAPERED 2. 3 AND 5-ROOM
IVA modern. SOC So 2nd West. a3572
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'fooM HOUSE PARTLY MODERN. e6
:. street. a3o73
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>ths ,,nsoTTAGE. WATER AND
sstesch KY, kiHe south 9th East st. Phone
oIVf-i n95T9
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6-RM MOD. BRICK. 2o2 ! ST .s25 90
nice :. .........,..,...'.... ~ 25 90
Arm. mod. very close in .,..... Is 90
s-rm- mod.ss near county bldg. 21 90
q. 4th So. ...,,-.......,....,..,. 90 90
FRITSCH. 2o1-2 Felt Bldg. Both phones.
n2k4Q
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FOR RENT

:, ISN'T HOUSES UNrURNIsHED
srN ~-~>--~~-~-~-N--~~~~~-~~
s.secTs S. INQUIRE 1923 so. It'll
ROo~o' I2416
gast
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,h',ptrsa MODERN HOUSE, NEWLY
" Eas, rNs Kus range. window shades.
WI south. a54SJ
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sEw STRICTLY MODERN 7-ROoM
kouse: bungalow finish inside; hard
vsa floors; gas range; not water and
lIrdyles; 2s blocks north Of temple.
Prone wasatch Slzs. S42 n. Main.
n26s7
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"AAsAIGH LODGE NO. l. F. 4 A. M
sannsS 9nle temple. corner First south and
FriGa1 FiiGIa1 East East Regular meetings second
sister lodges and sojourninr p hretbpen corr ..
IInoIteo E. o. Lcatherwood, w. NJ;
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N ner hooMS. PARTLY MODERN,
"ohtt, 6S3 SO. stn East.
a3556
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II Me- @es, s-RooM HOUSE. s1l so.
i, ASST
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
1. Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple. Stated
meetings frat Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE n. BPECKON.
w. M; NELLIE T.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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UTAH CAMP. NO sss. w. o. W.
Wedne esdsy evening. F, O.. r, hall. 1872
g. W. Temple Visiting neighbors well
come. Jesse II. Collins. Consul: E. W.
Hall, Clerk
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SAFES AND VAULTS.

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on nand.. A few second.
Shealy snfe & Vault Co., Al P.- o, place
o26TS
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RUBBER STAMPS

SALT LAKE STAMP CO.
65 w. 3rd So. Phones 304 a93
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INV MODERN 4-RooM HOUSE. JUST
sss house for new married people.
~, rent. New house, $16 month. II
Ass,,. AS, rom Utah hotel. No car fare.
liso,ss fIed Nelson, 3S Grape street or
-u street. a35is
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TUTTkE BROTHERS COMPANY

we have some houses for $1,000 and
iess' 'ail ana see us. ASSOC
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. IN
ouire lt04 3rd avenue. aS5O9
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FAMILY HOTEL

FIFTH EAST HOTEL, A FIRST CLASS
family and tourist hotel. Popular prices
sl555
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF THE
Word-Salt Lake City lodge. No 25s.
meets In the Moose clubrooms. 2sI south
West Temple street. Thursday nights.
8,l6 O'Clock.
GEO. A. WHITAKER, Dictator.
g. r. WELSH. Secretary.
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STOVE AID RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water jackets for sale. We make
speciality OF furnace CRATES and repalrA
Rear b5t So. State st Telephone GAIA.
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HOTELS

NEW IDAHO HOTEL, coli e, 4TH SO,
Newly furnished. steam heat, bath in
rms. SOC to 81 per day: $3.50 to 81 per
week Bell Wasatch 27esY. a70t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-05
EASTERN NEWS

Delegates to the National Woman
suffrage convention at Philadelphia
held a jubilee meeting and gave
thanks to the Almighty for their re-
cent victories.
Lieuts. Archie Miller, Arthur H.
Wilson and John Kennedy: and
Quartermaster's Sergeant J. Hender-
son, all of the Sixth Cavalry, and Cap
tain Julian Gaujot Of the First Cav
airy have been awarded the medal
of honor by Taft for bravery in the
Philippines and in Arizona fighting.
Senator Banjamin Tillman is again
suing for the custody of his two
grandchildren whose mother contem-
plates removing them from the state.
He admits that his son, the father
of the children, was drunkard, but
is reformed.
S. S. Plenchner and Howard James,
both officials of the Great Northern
railroad. were killed in an automo-
bile accident near ST. Paul
Representative Burleson of Texas
has prepared provision for the legis-
lative, judicial and executive ap-
propagation bill which, if carried, will
make all future ex-presidents repre-
sentativeS at large of the people, with
an annual salary of SIT 500 and seat
in the house.
Captain Bill Mcdonald, who has
been Woodrow Wilson's bodyguard
for many months refused any pay
for, all his time and trouble. He was
finally induced to accept all his
travelling expenses from Texas. so he
blew" it all in on dinner for the
boys"
In the last two years Mrs. E. H.
Hartman has received over 5000
begging letters which in money re-
quests totaled 1851 100000
The dynamiting trial at Indianapo-
lis brought out the fact that the labor
leaders had made plans to eventually
dynamite the Panama Canal locks.
|. Detective Burns says that he will
soon go upon the stand at Indian
apolis and tell some sensational in
cidents about the union labor dyna-
miters that have never been made
public.
Fire destroyed the Brunswick Home
for Idiots at Amityville, l.. |. One
man is dead and many missing.
Andrew Carnegie has reached his
nth birthday and in spite of his be
lief that it is a disgrace to die rich,
he is still the possessor of $780,
600. 900
A woman fOrger captured in New
York kept a card of her crimes. They
were so many that she couldn't re-
member them.
II is believed that important bills
will be rushed through congress in its
last session under Republican rule
The Daughters of the American
Revolution have demanded an eX-
PLANTATION of Mrs. Matthew Scott,
president general of the society, in re-
gard to her order to place the Con-
federate flag on an equal footing with
the Stars and Stripes in the decora-
tons for the convention Of the
Daughters of the Confed2racy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-05
WESTERN NEWS.

The Denver & Rio Grande and the
Colorado Southern railroads have
been indicted for granting rebates
and issuing free transportation to in
tluence interstate shipments
The man who recently threatened
to blow up whole block in Los An
geles with an Internal machine says
that he doesn't want to go to Jail even
for a year-hc would be sure to come
out criminal because of the contain
nation.
The Southern Pacific is to build a
new mission style station in San Fran
cisco to cost 100000. 1t is to han
die all the peninsula and New Orleans
traffic.
A 17-year-old newsboy has just ar
rived in San Francisco after walking
from Erie, Pa, distance of 5000
miles in ia days.
Four thousand sportsmen of Cali
fornia and Nevada partoOk of Sacra-
mento's first big Goose Stew, which
promises to become an annual event
The Rincon road which is to follow
the coast from one end of California
to the other was opened with a great
celebration at Santa Barbara. Over
10000 people were present at the fes-
tivities and barbecue.
A hot fight will be made by Reno
merchants and divorce practitioners
against the proposed change in the
residence requirement for divorce.
Frederick Dorsey Stephens, Sc
nior at the University of California
has been appointed to the Rhodes
scholarship.
A Los Angeles man has just SmOk-
ed a cigar he has been saving for fiji
teen years. 1t was left TO him by his
father with instructions that, it was
not to be smoked until Democratic
president was elected.
The famous Sierra Club of San
Francisco has split wide open because
some of the members are trying tC
prevent the city from acquiring the
beautiful Hetch Hetchy valley for a
reservoir site.
The HomeStake Gold Mine Company
of South Dakota has announced a
100000 Christmas present to its en-
ployes. Each employe will receive the
equivalent of per cent of a year s
salary.
Seattle was shaken twice by an
earthquake recently. Two SIiEdt
shocks were felt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-05
LATEST NEWS BULLETIN.


San Francisco faces dilemma in
her efforts to acquire the Hetch
HCtchy water supply. Secretary Fish
CT wants the city's promi. Z that tie
water and electrical power will be
developed Immediately. Ii is not
thought by the city officials :that this
can be done a. once.
Beatrice TurnbulI, the young lad
who made a desperate fight 10 get
told of some OF Lucky" Baldwin's
fortune and lost, has received and &C
cepted an offer from Chas. Froham to
So on the stage.
The college of agriculture in Peru
has sent to Luther Burbank for large
shipment of splnelesS cactus.
A birds nest stopping up a chin
ney of an Illinois home caused the
asphyxiation of a couple who nit the
gas stove and went to bed. The fumes
were forced back down the chimney
and caused death.
Eleven sailors from the Black Sea
fleet. recently condemned to death for
melting mntiny on the Russian war
vessels. were shot to death Yesterday
b. firing parties from the various yes
sefs of the feet.
Secretary of War Stimson and party
which includes Miss Helen Taft, have
left the Panama Canal on their return
:o the United States.
An old woman who had fortune Of
$4,000 was murdered in San Fran
cisco yesterday. Her son has been ar
rested and is unuer direct suspicion.
Andrew Carnegie announces that he
has given away all of his fortune but
$25, 900, 900, which will he disposed o.
under his will to the Carnegie Cor
poration in New York.
Harold Ravens, son of the Oakland
millionaire reaI estate man. though
only recently divorced from his frs;
wife. Hope Cheney, is said to be en-
gagged to Mills College girl, Miss Es-
telle Houston.
Witnesses at the dynamiting trials
at indianapolis all tell the same story
to the effect that plants were blown up
fs fast as possible by the union men
after the owneds had refused to
unioniZe.
Because Wilson has Indigestion, and
also because there are no good tur.
keys in Bermuda, the next president
will rot eat the national bird on
Thanksgiving.
Taft announces that he will do all
he can to rejuvenate the Republican
party, and that he will make many
political speeches as private citizen,
but that he will not permit his name
to he used in any way as future
presidential possibility. -.
Former senator Bevcridge of in
diana declares that the Conservatives
will soon capture the Democratic
party, and now the Republicans are
extinct" the Progressive party simply
can help being lit"
Wilson is now ahead in California
but the Bull Moosers have filed suits
which if settled may give them the
Statef