davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-28

s. In substance, Colonel Roosevelt
s. defended himself as man of
complete sobriety, although not a
IS total abstainer. Leading points
in his testimony were:
Il am not total abstainer.
* Il have never drunk a high
ball or cocktail in my life.
Il don't smoke. | don't drink
s. beer and | don't drink red whis-
key
s. 81 have never drunk whiskey
or brandy except when the doc
tor prescribed it or possibly on
* some occasion after great expos
sure when | was chilled through.
;: "The only wines | have drunk
have been white wines. Madeira,
champagne or occasionally a glass :
=" OF sherry.
At home and at dinner l often
;: drink a glass Or two of white
wine and Poly water.
"At public dinners l sometimes :
s. drink glass of champagne or
perhaps two. On an average l
may drink one glass Of champagne
month.
"There was a fine mint bed at
the White House and | may have
drunk half a dozen mint juleps
S there in a year.
IS "On the African trip expedition
took along a case of champagne,
81 case of whiskey and bottle of
brandy. The brand was for me,
because l don't drink whiskey. In
the II months of the trip the doc
tor administered just seven
81 ounces of. it to me for medical
purposes. l never touched it eX-
cept on his advice. The cham
payne was used for three of our
party who were i'll and for some
sick strangers.
con speaking tours, by direc-
ton of Surgeon General RiXey, l
sometimes took a goblet or two =
Of milk before retiring and in
each there was a measured tea
spoonful of brandy.
"Since leaving the White House
| think l have tasted mint juleps
s. twice-part of glass at st. Louis
s. and sip from loving cup at
s. Little Rock, Ark
Marquette, Michigan, May 27-Theo
dore Roosevelt has never INDUCED il
whiskey, either in cocktails or high
balls. He said so himself, when HI
took the stand in his own behalf to
day, as principal witness for th'
plaintiff in his libel suit against Edi
tor Newett, Of the "Iron Ore" pub
fishing Co. at Ishpeming, Michigan
who charged him with habitual drunk
enness.
Teddy said: "I never drunk a cock
tail or a highball in my life. witt
the exception hereinafter noted ne7
err drank whiskey or brandy eXcep
under the advice of physician. I dt
not care for the taste of either. ] d.
NOT smoke and I do not drink beel
because l dislike smoking and dislike
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-28

Misses Mayra May and Annie Merle
Shaw and Bruce Shaw are visiting
their grandfather at Sheridan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-28

"A new shipment of Fish Globes at
Bedell's. 5-25 st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-28

Next Wednesday is GOLD FISH
DAY at Bedell's. 5-25 St
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
GLOVER BOYS
IN THE GOING

AT a rousing meeting Glover A. c.
was organized. All members of the
club promised to give the team the
hest OF backing.
Bert Stetser, the High School star
was elected to pilot the team. Ralph
Minker who captaincd the team last
year will be playing manager this
year.
Armon Livermore was elected field
captain. Most all of last years war
riors have expressed desire to ger
started. Among them are Mid"
Graves. "Ducky" Keescy Livermore.
Ed. Webb, M. Minker. Chandler, Il
Minker and b. Stetsor.
Captain Stetser is IN touch with
several fast players, among them be-
ing Tom Sharpe aud Palmatory No
doubt near the middle of June a speed
boy from Virginia by the name OF
Restein will wear a Glover uniform.
Clover would be glad to hear from
teams in Wilmington
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
PROPOSALS.
MAlAnAM RnAn.

.orlCE--sea.od Proposals addressed in
writing to the New Castle County Highway
Commissioner 40 his office lOi and 3o5
drod. county of New Castle and state Of
Delaware viii De received by said highway
commissioner at Dis Offices. 3Oi and 1O5
Church Building Tenth and Market streets.
Wilmington. Delaware until I. o'clock noon.
on March rs. 1913 for building o. water
bound macadam road. known as thc Odessa.
&c. Georges Road, hv way of Boyd's Corner
extending in nnrthcrlv direction from
Odessa by way of boyd's Corner about three
miles
an said bids or proposals must hc made
unon blank forms Co DO obtained from Fnd
highway commissioner nt his said Office and
the bids for this rogd must be accompanied
with certified check for $500. payable go
the president OF tho Levy Court OF New Casilo
county or with q bond Go the State of Della.
ware, in the sum OF $500 ns surety TINT 10 a
proposal he accepted contract win be en-.
tered into.
Plans and specifications can be secn NJ tho
Office of said commissioner on or after Marcel
3. 1918 The rir'' io reject any or on
bids r. expressly reserved. A dcnrsif of f5 5.o0
is required 60 securo d SOD uf ihesc plans aud
ticcifcatons to be refunded lnnn their
return JAMES WFrSOV
New Castle County State Highway Commits
sionrr. foh.l mars q 2 tf.1i
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
NOTICES


n ortCr-ISAAC s. bullock
~ Roofing. spoutine and Heater Work
nns removed 20 80 il5 ShipeS ST. feh2ilm
IL ROM rEneuARy ib TO MARCH s.
4 the Hansen Automobile Company viii
nave ON display nc no. l97 West Tcnth ST.
the 1919 models Of Overland cara fchi4.3w
w BAKE OUR BEANS BosTON
w STYLE with ham flc. Exchange
i-nuohroom, no. East seventh ST. mari i-im
~ OTlCE--C. .A CulRCH HAS RE.
~ moved bis dentist office from SO. COG
Market street 90 hls home No. 5ot Wcst
Ninth street. Phone. 3uei mari.-lu.
~ HE OFFICERS ANp MEMBERS or
/ star Of Delaware lodge $40. L. are ro.
questcd fc meet In their room an n'clock.
on fhursday afternoon Goo attend iAc funeral
OF their lnfc brother Sir berry.
mart2-it. sAniE SPENCE. Scribe
nH. JAMES l.. lafANCr HAS REMOVED
- his oh6cc 20 No. sos Washington street
oWoo hours-e 20 a M. 20 p m aud
to p m. d. & A. phone. 3i7i.
fehi21m
NJ OTICE rs HEREBY GIvEN TMr THE
~ partnership ntelt suhsistIne between
William o. Guthrie and George T.. Guthrie.
''dcrne Guthrie g. Co. 80 was ON the tenth
day 0f March. A. ID 1919 Dissolved by mu,
ira' consent and that ihc business m the
iuturo win De cairicd on hy The said William
" Nuihric alone. who will receive ail
moneys payable TO the said late firm
isigncdl WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE.
marii.2t GEORGE G GUTHRIE
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
DELAWARE
SCHEDULES OUT
Baseball Season Opens April
II; Football on OC-
tOber IA
spoeIal % TME EvENING IouRNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. March 12-Thc Athletic
Council OF Delaware College at the
meeting held last night, approved 10Th
the baseball and football schedules.
Both schedules are unusually hard
ones, and this is particularly true Of
football. Decoration Day, May 80,
viii be a great day for sports at Old
Delaware. as the new athletic hold is
TO be dedicated on that occasion AS
special attractions there will be a
field and track meet with Muhlenburg,
which will be followed by a baseball
game with Bucknell
The baseball season will open April
-. with Swarthmore on the new ath-
letic field. There are twelve games
scheduled in addition to the inter
class series and Alumni game and all
but three OF these viii be played at
nome
The baseball schedule follows:
Saturday, April -Swarthmore at
Newark.
Friday, April Albright at Myers
town
Saturday, April l9-Lebanon Valley
at Annyille.
Wednesday, April Lebanan Val
ley at Newark.
Friday April pa. and NJ. OF
North Carolina at Newark
Saturday, April 2G--Urinsus at New
ark.
Saturday. May S--Manhattan at New
York.
Wednesday, May st Johns. OF
Annapolis at Newark.
Thursday, May S--Gettysburg at
Newark
Saturday, May 1O-Steyens Institute
at Newark.
Wednesday. May l4-Freshmen-
Sophomore inter-class game.
Saturday, May l7-Maryland A. c.
I at NewaTk.
Wednesday, May 2l-Juniors VS.
Seniors
Saturday, May 24-Finals in inter
class games.
Friday, May 5O-Bucknell at New
ark
Wednesday, June 1S-Alumni at
Newark.
On Tuesday, June IL. the annual
inter-class track meet will be held
! Owing to the field not being completed
no scrub games have been scheduled
and there will be no intercollegiate
tennis engagements.
In the football schedule there are
some teams that Delaware never has
iplayed before. and several that have
not been scheduled for some years. II
will be the first time that the old COLD
and Blue has met George Washington
University and Temple University
Practically every eleven scheduled il
a strong one There are eight game.
scheduled The season will open Oc
tober 4 with Haverford and close No
vember 80 With Dickinson. Five games
VIII be played at home and three
laway
The schedule follows
October 4-Haverford at Newark
October 1l-George Washington
University at Washington, Pa
October 1S-Temple University a
Newark.
October 25-Catholic University a
Washington. ID c.
November stevens Institute a
Hohoken
November s Washington College o
Chestertown, Md. at Newark
November 15-Mt. ST. Marys a
Newark
November % Dickinson at Newark
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Trustees Of the Commons
Re-eleCt Mr.. Rodney
President
THINK PROPERTY
ASSESSMENT HIGH

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Mar 12.-Trustees
of the Commons at the monthly meet
ing last night decided TO appeal from
the assessment ON the farm lands
under their care. Mr.. Challenger felt
the property Is worth Sl00 600 but
others believed that $4,000 Us too
high a value, the assessment being
at that figure Consequently Me. srs.
Ianvier. McGrory and Taylor were
appointed O committee to appear be-
fore the Levy Court and appeal from
the assessment The question was
brought up by the reading of a letter
from Levy Court Commissioner N. n.
Smith regarding the increase on the
several farms. The land Is assessed
from S55 10 S7T an acre. Special re-
ference is made to the Jefferson farm
as there is no stone road near IL and
the one I'm front of the land is a very
poor dirt rond
President William r. Davis OF the
Amber Davis Company was present
and with members of the acting com
mittee reported that he is ready to
make any and all necessary repairs
TO the improved streets which his
company laid here last season. An
order in favor Of the balance due him
S775 was ordered drawn.
Treasurer McGrory reported a bal
ance Of S305769 on hand The Trus-
tees reelected John H. Rodney pres
ident The vote was: John H. Rodney.
4 s; ]. G.. Shaw. James NJ Wise 9
Patrick McGrory. l. Mr. Rodney lie.
came a member OF the Trustees on
January o. 1875.
T.. de Haas Janvier was reelected
! secretary and Patrick McGrory treas
urer. James G.. Shaw. James H. Biggs
and John h. Taylor We're elected at
/ acting committee and William j. Fer
ris. John N. Hance and James NJ.
Wise public. building committee
| Mossrs. John NJ. Hance and James E
I Biggs were named auditors.
In order to keep an attendance OF
members at the meetings Mr.. Dsemer
year ago started the agitation to fino
| the member who during the year
would be absent from the most meet
ings by compelling him to give the
I Trustees a dinner. When the alb
| sentees We're counted up last night IL
was found that Mr. Deemer and Mr..
/ Toman had tied and they will enter
tain the Trustees some evening after
/ Easter. II will be the first time thar
the Trustees ever dined together
Postmaster George w. Vant'ne has
advertised the following letters as
/ unclaimed at the postonlca; Mrs
/ Dorothy Curtis, William Campers
Robert Giycns. Eugene Jackson. Mrs
Mariese Redding. Mrs Mary Roberts
William Schreyer, Lucy Williams
John Young
General Manager Myers OF the vii
mington and Southern Traction Com
pany Is watching closely the move
ment OF the cars now running on %
half hour schedule betwee here an
( Wilmington.
James TAYLOR, youngest son Of job
D. Taylor, viii enter the Naval Acod
cmy
ln Tobin's Theatre this evenin
there VIII bea q special music pichr
exhibition The Rosenthal murde
and views of Sing Sing prison M
will be special films
Miss Sarah Mitchell OF Amsterdsm
y. Y. is visiting Mrs Annie Dough
erty.
Three weddings will be solemnizel
here after Easter
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
NEW OWNERS
FOR MANY SMALL
CITY PROPERTIES

Numerous small properties chang
ed owners since Friday OF last week
according to the records at the City
Registry Bureau The list being as
follows:
James B. Oberly TO Herman Dohl
northeast corner of Ninth and Har-
rison streets aud north side OF Ninth
street 50 feet east of Harrison street,
S095O for both.
Thomas M Mnlkcn, NJ d.. to Geo
T. Brown, north side of Eighth street.
80 feet west of DUPONT street SfOO,
same property to Emily Il. Milliken,
S4OO.
Lucy V. McCancrty TO James l..
Bailey. No 4l3 McCabe avenue, S4.-
OOO.
Charles H. Lippincott. county treas
urer TO Patrick Kolleher, west side
of DUPONT street. 80 feet north OF
Fourth street. S2S5.
Lilburnc Chandler TO Michael PEN
nelli. west side OF DUPONT street. 73
feet north of Third street. $500
NNnNIn - N'NA N'htNAf tNA ~ tfAR'f
tin Tomczyk. west side OF Harrison
street $50 feet south Of Beech street.
Sa50.
Mary ID. Schneer TO o. G. Goodan,
613-15 West Third street, and NO,
22S Parrish street $4,000
Samuel H. Benson. Dr.. to William
IT, Bopham west side of Woodllwn
avenue. 4" feet north of Eighteenth
street. s4SO0.
John p. Niclds to Mary p. Cham.
hers, east side OF West street, 100
feet south OF Ninth street $4,000,
John r. Nields to Mary =. Cham
hers. east side of Pine street. lI2 feet
north OF Eleventh street. $1,000.
John r. Nields to Mary =. Cham
bers, north side Of Lancaster avenue
81 feet west OF Ruth street Sl4O0
John P Nields to Mary p. Cham
bers. north side OF Lancaster avenue
% feet west OF Ruth street Sli09,
John r. Nields to Mary =. Cham
bers, north side OF Lancaster avenue
l17 feet west OF Ruth street, S1400
John p Nields to Mary p. Cham
bers east side Of Pine street. PA fee
north Of Eleventh street. $1,000
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
CLUB FRIENDS in
ANOTHER TOURNEY

The Twelfth Ward Democratic CLUB
and the Eleventh Ward Democratic
eg'cn viii again fight for honors at
pool. cuchre aud pinochle The play
ers of the Eleventh Ward Democratic
egion Non last year and possess the
silver cup. and the members of the
Twelfth Ward Club propose to give
the Eleventh warders a hard fight to
gain the cup. The paly will start to-
morrow night and will continue al
ternately at each club house each
Thursday night for five weeks.
The Twelfth Ward Democratic
Club committee is comprised of Ed
ward j. Conner. James Morton, Frank
Dougherty Elwood Biscoe and Mar
tin =. Mealey
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
LIST OF punl.Ic sAnrs

March ~ tonstnb'c's sole of Furniture
for Charles trccn. Constable. no Stdhau and
Suns Auction Store. SO. lii hnti Fourth
street. Oh 10 o'cl0cl. m
SriDnAM g. SON. Ancfs
March 49, sale of contents ol two apart.
mcnts. including high grade Furniture and
Rugs. will be suld nt Siidnnm g. SOME Auc.
tion Store, 80. lli East Fourth street. at
% clock p. no.
sTpHAM q son. Aucis
Marrn i7 sale of sia0t and farming ir
pirmrntr for Mrs D. frnmmorc and Lohdcl
Car Wleel Company on Eden l.nk farm at
N o'clock. n m.
STfpNAM & son Auris
ruhNc snle of oaitic and horses ut Bear
station ncl Thursday March 90 at /
% clock Joseph Qwcioy
GRO f-ttAvis hurtionrcr
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
HIGH FIVE AFTER 4
THE DOVER HIGH

Wilmington High Schools sterling
aggregation OF goal getters VIII try
to add another contest 20 their ever
increasing list, on Friday night when
thoy play Dover High. at the capital.
Tho speeding red iersied locals. have
been travelling at a furious clip all
year and their feat OF twelve victories
out Of thirteen contests has attracted
attention throughout this section. The
lineup will he;
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
CENTRAL IN THE GAME.

The Young Mems Club of Central
Church was reorganized The Off
GERS are Charles Bush. president:
Howard Zeigrist. vice-president;
Harry \. Conner. secretary; Thomas
kcarney. treasurer: Harry Ray. SER
geant-at-arms, and Dan Fletcher
manager. The club expects to put
a fast team on the diamond this sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
RETHANY LNnks Gnnn-

The Bethany baseball club is look
ing forward to a good season. The
team expects place in the Church
League. Manager Gray has had the
boys practicing the last three weeks.
They would ike TO hear from any Of
the fast teams in the city before the
league season starts. Address chal-
lenges, J Conley No. 1902 Chestnut
street
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
MrLsH ArTER RIrcHIE.

By The United Press.
LONDON. March 12.-It was an
nounced today that Freddie Welsh.
the British lightweight champion. will
sail for New York on March % He
wants fight with Willie Ritchie for
the worlds title.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
REGISTERS NOTICE.


II STATE or CArHARlSE NAuER.
T. DECEASED
Notice is hereby given tini Letters Of hd
mnislration. upon fhe estate OF DdihHrinc
Nehcr late lf Wilmington hundred. deceased.
wore duly rrnntrd unto Hugh \ Garland on
the IAN dny Of fehrunrf. A - 1913. and an
persons indebted to the said deceased ARE re-
Questfd 90 make payment Co tho Admiuls.
traitor without DELAY and lll persons hav
ing demands acnnet ihe deceased nro required
to eNhihit and present tho same dni, pro.
hotrd, TO The uid Administrator ou or before
tho liih day of February A. n. 1914 or
abide hv ihe law in fhis hchHf
HIGH A. GARLAND. Administrator
Address Hugh A. Garland rsu. Attorney.
at Law Wilmington. Dot fehi1 cod 0t
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
IL srATF on MIoHAEL II MeEv1LlN,

Notice is hereby given that Letters ol Admin.
lsifauou, upon The estate of Nichncl H. Mc.
Eyillyt late of Wilmington hundred deceased.
were duly granted unto John F. Hraly on ihe
Eleventh day of Narchs A. ID 1915 and all
persons Indebted to ihe said deceased are rc.
Quostcd to mate payment to the Adminis.
traitor without dclny. and 100 persons hav.
ing demands against thc decreased hre De-.
Quircd TO exhibit and rr0scul thr samc duly
rrubatrd. tO che snid administrator nn or ne.
fore ihr eleventh dny of March A ID. inIt.
ur abide hY tho law in This, brhnlf
JOHN u liEAlN. Administration
Address $ ADAMS ln.. Attorney-ai law.
Wilmington, Del. mari. cod 90.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
ONE PIN BEATS
Y. M. {. A. BOWLERS

BY a ono pin margin the Y NJ c. A.
team was defeated last night by the
A. o. L. w. howlers. The Y NJ. c A.
bowlers are leading the tourney by
small margin Tho scores.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
My Feel Never Hurt
C0rns, Callouses and Tired. Aching,
Swollen Feet Feel Good.

TWWTTVW T W T % T'WWN'
Rub on EZO and rub ont an soreness
and misery from poor tired feet
Walking is pleasure; dancing a 10y
after YOU have treated your feet to n
rub with EZO. the refined ointment
Don't forget the name; EzO for the
feet, the only real thing for making
feet feel fine and comfortable 25c a
jar at a. b. Danfc-ths drug store. and
money back. if NOT satisfied. Nothing
so good for chilblains chapped isce
and harGs aAd rough ska Druggists
everywherc recommend IL.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
PROPONAfs.


II s. posi- OFFICE AND COrRT HOUSE
I .huildns office off Custodian Whining
ton. Dol March ii 1919. Sealed proposals
viii hc received 900 This luldmetnnil 81 'clnck
r na March ip. 1913. and tNcn oncucd. fnr
furnishing electric current gas vntor ico
and miscellaneous supplies for removing
ashcs and Rubbish. and washing towels during
the iscal ycnr ending juno 800. ln1i Scaird
proposals viii also hr received nniH % 'cpck
%. m. April 2e. 1913. and then opened. for
100 tons anthracite ,oni and rord wood
The right to reject amy and a'l bids ls re.
served b, ihe Treasury Department. M How
ard jcster Custodian mnrt2-at
II s. CUSTOM HOUSE DuILnlNU. or
Y .hce oi Custodian. Wilmington. Dol,
Marcl H. 1913. Scaled proposals win be
received at this building until O'Clock D. ui,
March TO- 1919, and then opencd ior fur
nishin1 electric current. gus. Wntcr and mis-
ceilancnus supplies. and for removing ashes
aud rubbish during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1914 Sealcd proposals. win ulsu
hc received until q o'clocli % n. April 22
1913, and then opened for so tons nnthrs
cite coal Tho right 90 reject amy and nll
bids Is reserved by the Treasury Department
Al. Howard Jestor. Custodian. mart2.2t
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
BISHOPS SUNDAY ENGAGEMENTS.

Bishop Kinsman viii bold services
in the churches in Brandywine hun
dred on Sunday next. March 16, rs
follows: Claym0nt, 1890 o'clock; Hill
Crest 3 O'Clock; Grace Church, 730
O'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

w ANTEn-wATCH AND JEwElRY KE
W paving Also eyc.ntting. Store open
Until 10 o'clock. Ign Thomas, No. don
Market street febt4.tf
Evening journal., 1913-03-12
WANTED

hRfSSMAKfNG DY 81 r. LAWS APPLY
- No. 7u8 Harrison So mar5.1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

VNT ANTED-pERsONAL PROPERTY or
w nll kinds. good secondhand fruniturs
bought and sold. Safes Ofuce Mixtures. Etc.
stoves rpeciaiy Also new lot Of Rugs.
linolcum. oil Cloth az 500 on tho dollar.
Como see us before parting with your cash.
for cash talks with mo.
CHARLES 8 HURLOCK.
jyS a. Seventh and Poplar Streets.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

NJ AN AND WIFE WANT piACK
ltl man as farmer. wife US cook Address
M.,o Evening journal Onice marfO-st
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

w ANrED-i.ooo CARPETS 10 CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent $3.50 aud
$500 per month. Both phonos. GEO. n.
LANG Co. 1908 Orange Sc fcb24 A.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

VIZ ANrED-A ANTIQUES or ALL KINDS.
w The hrst nricra paid Address H-13.
Evening Journal ONCE. ian25.tf
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

~ o BUILDING LOTS Any
sise. Wen situated with nilfoad and
milriun Iron aud Metal Co. south side Mar.
kct street bridge marlO.1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

N4T ANrED-yO RENl A HOUSE, WIN
w stable. can izio D. * A. phonc
mari 1884.
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

M ANrED SMALL FOOT POWER NOR
w iicine machine Must hc in good order
and choap for cash Address W .s Evemfe
journal ONCE mar10-3t
Evening journal., 1913-03-12

NY ANTED-CORNER PROPERTY. o on
w rooms. between Eighth and Tonth
streets West and Franklin sireet> Can SIS
Jackson SITS foh3i cod I'm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
Mr.. Chiffon AND THE KANAwHA STRIKE

ihrough the columns of his personal
Senator W. f Chiffon special
|nmsef for his the
Igaton OF the strike conditions
IL would be unnecessary discuss Senator
IN this matter if he did credit that
does not belong him The
non OF the whole country neessated the employment
Virginia militia and expenditure
10y the state occurred Senator
|ng citizen as well of Mr.
|ons duty 10 all his influence and order
suppress disturbance and obtain
the records carefully will voice of Mr. Chill
ron ne IN the senate OF the United
or through counsel the
oeha OF law and order
stare or in Vndeaon of the legal rights miners So far as
th records were concerned Mr. Chiffon exist AT the
time when large portion of his under martial law
en his nghbors and constituents against
other Mr. Chiffon resident of
1--WE OF the state OF West Virginia
used his official or his personal influence restore lawful
to right industrial wrongs improve deplorabe situation in the
smallest degree " ~
TO the entire people militia TO the scene after
OF oood rotS had occurred after
OF MS own accord introduced resolution
was heard FROM and then heard from statement that he
would vote for the Kern resolution
Governor Hatfield As fact Kern resolution was
entirely unnecessary The vigorous drastic aet;o, 6 Co.
enoT fahed had already restored
regions II had already removed the
state troops II had already practically substantial
ment by the miners operators producing an assurance
a peace Inc Kern resolution effect
trap but such Mr. Chiffon have the - -
port or 10 oppose 1t without seeking throw responsibility for
his action Governor Hatfield
throughout the entire mine investga and
diiculte that proceeded IT, Mr. Chiltons
Gus evasion He failed in his responsibility both as cize
as public and that peace finally restored j. .h
regions and substantial concessions made
IN the slightest measure to activity influence on his part