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Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

It is difficult to what Miss Sylvia Pankhurst has gained by her release from jail before the eN- piration of her if true that het hunger strike impaired her health that will be unable to participate in militant dcmon- strations for long time come.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

The restoration of the a White House does that President Wilson proposes follow in the footsteps of President Roosevelt and seek recreation the tennis His daughters will do the tennis playing for the family.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

The evolution is progressing rapidly that is prepared believe almost ything except the statement that the tC the future will dress in ten minutes Credulity gives way when stretched beyond a certain point.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

NOT A COMPLAINT
 (AtchisOn GlObe) There a good deal of complaint because people don't walk more. doesn't come from the head of large family with shoes buy
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
IS THERE METHOD IN IT.?

(NeW York Evening SunD Says Mrs. P to herself. she, By the and moon and stars. I'll starve until I'm thinner still, Then I'll climb right through these bars! v
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

The legislature it is stated will conclude work the statutory date of adjournment The cessation of the per diem is incentive the conclusion of task
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Saloonkeepers in Missouri expect to s250,0o0 year by the passage of the law aboshing the free lunch This may not be all clear pain- Maybe it will be offset in part by reductic in revenue.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
CLUMSY PARTNER
0LOndon Tit-Bits)

tLOndOn Tit Bits) T thought he remarked you said you could die dancing"
 I did" the reply but I didn't say wanted to be trampled to death did I?'
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
CAUTIOUS
Success Magazine)

Success Magazine) Come right in Sambo,' the farmer called out He won't hurt you. You know barking dog never bites
 Sure boss ah knows dat replied the cautious coored man. but ah don't know how he's going to stop barkin.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

There will in the circus summer The elephants have been taught turkey trot Seats in the front will be at preminn
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
POUI1ENESS

George EIliOt) Politeness like cushion; there may be nothing it. but it the jots wonderfully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

ono With G,e cent fare and fr~c
transfers
IT, opponents arguc that tho plan
fails q" give the city its due share os
-nr'rti-iou ur o. the profits of sub
"fF transportation W. return for tho
Investment 81 Ssp.pup 600 in tho psvv
fhF1v w" int'rhnrpugh is 20 receive
t"..i..'H' .oar. repro cufing its an.
'u' rrnti- On fuo lines umdor op.ra.
Hu ard -i. per cent 10 cover inter.
Of rti sinking fund on fhe bonds ~
DO hH'" 90 .uc Tor ifs share ~ 'ho
n"H construction and equipment If
r, Irrlus remains fhe citv also D.
o." receive interest and sinking fund
ns .. Investment Any residue Be- fo
boz difid'd equally bo'vccu tho city
rri fl" operating c0rnp1nt
Irn city n1s unable ~ h-id 'he
Ilra. uIfidrd because ifs debt
iui eouId rit" beou rc4ched he
furn fh" no'o-.t-. bonds woro issued
10 finance complete construction
f'nrsn + Coleman. attorney Tor Tho
fuh'ir service commission. later pp.
piled 20 tho appellate division % mo
Suprf m" courI for au order to vacato
fne Injunction Tho Couri. hoWeycr.
refused ~ grant the order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
STATE SENATE FOR DIRECT
ELECTION OF u. s. SENATOR'S

fore u.Nt v"'t \ uumba- GO minor
n''-u were mad" special orders
Tor W hruary o.; fp guarantee no pp-
i"i" Consideration
thr .rfaf. committee ur enrolled
Nll. f'rrsfrd that ."ra'r .p.ut rn.u.
Hrl0r N' D rtfi',iu fl. amendment
Too fI.. federal constitution for fh. ir.
como ffN bad ban .Ihu.ffed To- th..
rnr fp ri. .Irrafrr.
f'nIf.'' crur.tr"ni rr.uiu' ur 80
Ifnt HfHt Tor .Ir appointment ~ BE-
'Nni. ff'r or .'ts uft.t 90 Co. ra.qpanr
'Oi fhr .lprf rufHtfru In fhr Inei.i4.
frf" rF- introduced in thc s.urfe ana
r'."rr'd ft fnn IudIr.arg cOumiffpr
IioI." II So If fro Huntington
th.fi.r r..ifs provision fu- No cor
'IUr'lnr nf I wl.'eiual water plant.
NN.fh nTd 'retloueIt ua 1od fho hnues
s.T If .Hl f1o senate -rrnfn bill
NH 10. changing fho da'r Df tho state
f...l ."Ir Uru' 81 third reading Sen
afr IpIff resolution No ". Uv Frorrb
rfpt .dIns frr on Inifi1fltD and refer
rnlUu grrrrdueuf fp mo state r ln.sf.
tlf.uH and fha T,frrkfn resoIuft1..
providing lieufcrsuf governor amend
mont n"uf fr second reading The
SItwH ier "hiuc str' h1 was adv4ue
'd fr o. Third rD1dinr anil mado q .pr
'sl 'Id'r ."r ~ or'r,t Wcduc-da,
m rnin.
90" senate g.ohib.t.ou committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
F FARRELLTHE BOMB
FIEND CONFESSES

NEW YORK Feb I John Paul
Farrell. discharged apartment house
tstitor confessed fOdsv tlat he had
killed Mrs. BERNARD Herrera Sunday
night by means 81 bomb he had
mede and that by similar means h.
ad caused the death Of Mrs Helen
Taylor. = wear ago. ard attempted the
life OF Judge Otto \. Rosalsky. OF the
court Of general sessions. last March.
larreli Vas held tonight on charge
of murder for the killing ~ Mrs. Her
rera
Nithoush the police are convinced
he man is mentally unbalanced.
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty 10.
night SAYS detectives he mad sent out
rave learned snouEl 10 lerf them 10
believe Farrells startling story -
true IN The essentials. though false
80 many details
Every time Farrell had grievancr
ho seems Co have settled The business
With bOmh The trouble with Mrs
Herrera he aid vas that she fired
him rom TIE iob 40 jauitor and hired
a. negro tn hi- place We wanted 20
C'f Judge Rosaisky ont of tho vav
because Tie jurist mad sentenced
Joseph iIarNey Pal 10 serve
thirtt nine years 10 SING Sing for
80 1ling So worth ~ iowelry FAR
rel told IN" police - helped Harvey
foh lFfer Johnson home in tho
lronN in i"'s. but easily c-cau~d
WI, Farrell wanted 20 Mil tho Tay
Tor WOmIu -lmn times known ~
Grace Walker vas more than the
police could faihom ~ his early
story. FARRELL safd shc vas Iis daugh
ter and no slew her because she Rad
fCne wrong Later he rc-Cauted This
onq said she was an Intimate friend.
huf gave no reason for kiliiuc her He
aleo told iiouGherfv why and bv whom
Kid Walker vas shot down and
slain in 1857 on the Uowery. tie said
Wqlker betrayed fhe TaViOr woman
and man named Icstrange Killed
him IN revenge
Having disposed % tho bomb mys
tories. Farrell confessed. tho police
assert. ~ having perpetrated srries
NJ robberles In brooklyn and the rob.
hcrv ~ the Johnson homo Har,ct
ami Hsrry Hartman his COMPANION.
iu the latter exploit. were sentenced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

fHtorab.N ropurtod senate bill M o.
relating CO. tquor sales The Judiciary
''mmlfi'r fatorahlt rauurfed No gi
90" adminiefrnf ION public service com
mission and a lural charter sd .ouru
m'ni vas taken lafr fhi- evening ur.
90 10 q. m. Nrirr sdav
bro fhr house Chairman Weiss Of
il' labor rpnmiff'" favOIahiy r,prrf
- hiN No -. rrpt ding Tor emrlo,
'-- lHhili's so 49, of fhc eafus. ma
iar". vat rejected rf She suggrsfion
o. ~" committee Thr committee oti
pritii"g aud elections fat0rabfv r..
tpIf rcd Un The adm uiatratinu bills for
trIWart election and dealing With cor
IU Trfcflros chairman Nrbeny of
fN' Judiciary cpur1Htee faVorah,v 70
portsd fhc admiuizfrafl county sal
aries h.ll. NU 20. and tho Insurance
commissions bills regulating iuqyr.
ausc rumpan.pz ~ IS relating 70
houses of 800 fHvlo. uas rejected hut
VI us. The Soibrri hIIl making II a
felony tu operate Or rent prlporfv FOR
90 house ~ iil fame. was favcrab.v roc.
uuuouded 4 number ~ local meas
uf"s were also favcrabiv recommend.
Cd
Tho election of ~ United state son
at"r WIS taken rp immediately after
ward. followed hv adlournmcr.t until
lo 81 clock OmCrr'W morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
STATELEGISLA7URE
IN A VAIN ATTEMPT
TO NAME SENATOR
WEAVING A
STRONG CASE
ABOUT BEACH
The Prosecution Makes Great Effort
TO Break Down the Beach
Story.

AIKEN. S. c. Feb. with the 81.
animation OF eight Witnesses. the
prosecution late today practically I'm
ished the construction OF its circum-
stantial case against Frederick o.
Beach, of New York, charged with at
tacking his wife. Two or three minor
witnesses probably will be introduced
early tomorrow.
Mrs. Beach tomorrow will take the
stand TO testify that IL was a negro
and not her husband who slashed her
throat At the Beach winter home here
last February.
Not one OF the Witnesses who evil
dence consumed the trials first day.
could give details of the assault. Four
members of the Wyman family. living
across the street. told OF a series OF
screams from different parts OF the
Beach premises about 800 O'Clock on
the night of February - Two II
them testified that the dying echo OF
the last scream was quickly followed
by loud rapping on a door and the
sound of mans voice exclaiming:
This is Beach. let me in"
Through DR.. Marion Wyman the
defense brought out the fact that
Beach had explained 10 him the next
day that after finding his wife BROS
trated. the victim OF a negro assailant,
and after carrying her into the house,
he had gone out again In search Of
the man. Returning unsuccessful
Reach told him. he had knocked on
the door TO be admitted
DIR. Wyman and his father. Dr. Has
tings Wyman the first outside OF the
Beach household to see Mrs. Beach
after she had been wounded. stated on
cross-eXamination that the attitude Of
Reach and his wife toward each other
was one Of affection. They reached
the room into which Mrs Reach had
been carried while blood was stream
ing from a wound in her neck under
the right ear. and Beach told them
that his wife was attacked ia front ~
their cottage by an unknown negro.
Every effort OF the prosecution to-
day appeared 10 be- directed at picking
flaws In Beach s story rather than At
supporting It's own contention that
Beach attacked his wife after he had
failed To oyertake a white man he WAS
pursuing
Mrs Beach was the most conspit,i-
Gus figure in the court room to-day
S;h" saf through the two long sessions
taking an occa sional no'e from the
testimony and chatting with her hus-
band and friends who surrounded her.
She and her husband were almost
the first ones 10 enter the court room
and the last 30 leave H.
both sides expressed confidence to-
night that the case would 20 10 the
jury tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
HEARST BLOCKS A
BIG SUBWAY DEAL

NEW YORK. Febi Thirty min-
utrs before ~" public snrttrr coumie-
tipn was To- have met fnIs afternoon
~ sizn ire operating contract frr
Srw Yori's roE S31'.rn fl"J subway.
fu injunction vas f"rt e.I. prob ihiii-E
fh" commission from taking action
The injunction was obtained bg Clar
rnrn a. Shraru. counsel fI. William
hgh'ins FOR fnuni'raI op'raf.r4
plan
Th" Injunction 900. DLfairod ou tf.
petition of John o. Hopper form'sI.
candidate for G0teruor OF %rg iu.
rn tho Independence Isleu. t,lt..
T. BE- rsfurnablr Fcbru1rs o. G. '.F
mo tho Opponents o. tho present
Han hope fhaf %. spmuo rI0u ed. tI.
public service sDfnfui..iO Rtll Boo
changed and that supreme Co.r' Iu.
'i'- Mccall wiil have ffErr frs rlafr
~ Chairman Wilcox. who fhss bni'r.c
'ftnrs thr contracts in tInr rr...Hf
form
nde- tho prrpo.ef contract f.r
Ir'rrhDr0ugh Rapid TfH. Do frrfHut
'1" H0rDkltr RAPID Trtl#l frmIa1.
and flo NeF Yrrk IurioipfI Nt1rt-
fpmpany agrce 20 divide fhe fr-t ~
construction win fhc cit, ami ~ squip
Tho new lines in return for tIe r.I..
-" ~ operating them for s. gnlr1
IN 1865 I'll subway lines ar. ~ brrrnla.
tho property - tho city ono adtar.
'ago - Tho plan. according - ifs rd
f"ra'eq. is that it would euttt. ZOO fl.
city = subway lines 20 BE- opefafrI ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
SEVENTEEN CANDIDATES
VOTED UPON FOR u. S.
SENATOR.
None of the Number Came Within
Striking Distance to
Coveted Office.
ELkINS. MANN. EDWARDS
AND WHITE ARE STRONG
EST REPUBLICANS.
Watson Receives Support Of IS
Members. His Election is
Acknowledged Impossible.
xntsnagsnosr 1ursau.
CharlsEeou, W. va, Feb. &.

knteAxencer 3ufo9u.
Char1ssson, W. va, Feb. Z.
Seventeen candidates were voted
upon for United States Senator by
the West Virginia legislature. when
the first ballot was taken separately
in the two branches today. but none or
the number came within striking dis
tence OF the voted required to elect.
Eikins. Mann. Edwards. and White
the strongest republican candidates.
kins. the leader. polled a total
strength OF only 16 votes. with w.
Mann, running second with 10: Ed
wards third with Il and White fourth
with ,. Senator Watson. the Demo
Crat caucus choice had the support
of Z members OF the minority, but his
reelection is acknowledged impos-
sible. The two Democrats who had
refused 10 enter the caucus. Senator
Bland and Delegate Calhoun, con-
tinued TO show the courage OF their
convictions BY voting for other can
didates. Bland voting for Congress
man John VI. Hamilton and Calhoun
for Il. Il. Chew, the floor space in both
branches was crowded with visitors
but there were few demonstrations.
Tomorrow and each day thereafter
until an election Is carried out the
two branches will meet in Joint ses-
sion and ballot at least once. The
total result of today's voting is as
follows:
Republicans Davis Elkins. Morgan
town. l6: Isaac r. Mann. Bramwell,
IL: William Seymour Edwards. Char
lesion IL: Albert IL. White. Parkers-
burg. .: William j. Hubbard. Wheel
ing. four: Nathan Il. Scott. Wheeling,
.: Emmet VI. Showalter. Fairmont, ..
Nathan Con. Clarksburg. =: Gov. w.
+. Glasscock. >. Frank W. Nesbitt.
Wheeling. l: John W. Mason. Fair
f1.rl..s - I -isl.,
!: Warren Miller. Ripley. J.: w NJ.
q. Dawson Charleston. /. Absent
ard no' voting TWO.
Democrats Senator Clarence w.
Watson. 10: Congressman John ii.
Hamilton. /: r. T. Clew. Charleston.
:. Absent and not voting. ].
In the senate the vote was as fol-
lows: Republican, For Elkins. Bless
ing. Gray. Hood. Heim ani McCrum-
= For Mann. Coalter. NcClung. Steed,
si;rother and White. OF Mingo-5. For
Scott. Hearne and Marshall. For
Edwards. England. For Sho-
walter. smith. For White. White,
Of Lewis
Members: For Watson. French. Hat
field, Kidd. EumI MacCorkle. McOus-
key. Peterkin. Phillips. Preston. Sal
mons. Silver. Slemaker and Woods
l3 For Hamilton. Bland-1.
The House Bill.
The house bill in detail ruled as
follows: {. W. Watson. OF Marion
county--Linga amfelter. Monroe. Morri-
son. Marriay. McCauley. McGraw,
Nash. Rhea. Sanns. Seibert. Shaver.
Seaver. Shrewsbury. Talbot, Terrili.
Thompson Warder. Warth. Wetzel,
Wysong. Anderson. Allen. Dice, Dun,
Nicholas. Goode. Hall. Hayes Of Gil
tContinusd on Page Nins.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
TURKS REMAIN ON DEFENSE
IN ADRIANOPLE CITADEL s
ADRIANOPLE FORTRESS RE-
PLIES FEEBLY.
No Confirmation To Refuted Oc.
cupation of Scutari by the
MOntenegriens.

LONDON. Feb. 4-The Turks re-
main on the defense at Tchatalja and
~ Adrianople. The Adrianople fort.
ress replies only feetly 10 the Bull
Gariar bOmbardment. and apparently
no attempt has been made in the way
of q sor.ic
The Turkish newspaper Tanin AS
seris that Adrianople has sufficient
provisions Tor four months. and other
Turkish reports declare that the fort.
r"ss certainly VIII be- able TO hold out
for several weeks
Oficial quarters IN Constantinople
breathe spirit OF great confidence IN
the new regime and declare that the
condition OF the country and the win
try weather preclrdes serious opera
tons along tho Tchatalia lines for The
present.
Meanwhile. diplomacy has made no
Sep forward since The resumption OF
hostilities. and the porte has made no
further communication either TO the
powers or the allies Should II turn
out that Adrianople can resist for any
considerable time. diplomatic negota.
tors are likely 10 remain AT a stand
si.IL although I'm the European capi.
tails settlement by diplomacy rather
Than by arms is still hoped for
There iS 10 confirmation Of the re-.
ported occupation of Scutari b. the
Montcne=rinS
8uIgarisns Retire.
CO\STANTINOPI.E Feb. I-Tbe
tContinued on Page Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
DECLARES THAT PEOPLE ARE FOND OF SEEING NEW
FACES IN OFFICE"
de Says That the c Politics Should Be Made tn Mind
His Own Busness-Inends the PEOPLES
HIS ATTITUDE INDICATES A WIELUi>u -.
AFTER MARCH t.
Elect Hatfield Declares in Favor of MANY
important Observation-Disclosures Initiative Referendum
Except for Judges and Decisions

CHARLESTON W.
the political
tne
people
statement
"h pkthsnk
Judge others by his dishonest
wv
Probably the
eed ne viii be the peopi
Po"es times
His
welding
which
different
to
cleaning
Hatfield
Governor GiasseoeS complained.
which he declares
states senator's good
insurance regulation
s=rvaton CT
OF
code law more high schools
Hatfield
sef control OF political
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to Sing Sing for 80 years and nine
years. respectively. Farrell had never
been suspected OF completely in the
crime
Resides this. Mr. Dougherty said,
Farrell served ten years in the New
Jersey penientiary At Trenton for
burglary and other crimes. As John
McDermott. alias Liverpool Jack"
Farrell's picture Is In the rogue's gal-
lcry in Jersey City. according TO In
formation brought to Dougherty.
Farreirs desire 10 confess so many
crimes led Mr. Dougheriy to doubt
his sanity lie Immediately set about
verifying The story. While detectives
we're busy a. this the janitor kept
two stenographers busy taking dow n
fresh details of his protracted story.
Afier an all night grillinE. and more
~ 70 during the forenoon. Farrell was
tractable and answered without hest.
iat'on every question pm 90 him. lie
SAID he was born IN ireland ~ years
aEo. aud had served aS an orderly IN
The army during The Spanish-Ameri-
can var llc WAS asked " he had
served in the navy. and promptly dis.
piavcd u : y tattoord ON his rieht
~ VT. ~ "irr lniu VIC Foilft ne uau
been confined Tor q short time IN an
insane ylum ~ Danviiic. IA
Tn" bomb Farrell placed opposite
Herrera's door he made in his room.
he said. accordiug 20 the same for
mula used iu manufacturing the Ro-
salsky and Taylor bombs The mate
rial consisted ~ iron pipe. springs.
pater. two boxes n steel button and
q ., rcussiCn cap The explosive In
each case vas nitro gly cerine. Tie gave
the police a specimen of his hand
work by constructing a dummy IN
ferual machine and daponstrating u
as be told ~ his crimes
Farrell will be arraicued before
nroncr to morrow. charged with
homicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
CHARGES OF
BRIBERY TO
BE DROPPED
NATSON-CHILTON SCANDAL
TO END IN SENATE.
l.. j. Shock Sends Letter TO Wat
son Denying Acceptance
of 81 900 Bribe.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. THE
charges that Senators Clarence W.
Watson and William f. Chiffon. OF
West Virginia. obtained their election
by corruption and fraud will be drop
led. II il learned on high authority.
ny the United States s"nale next Sat.
urday.
Al that time the two senators will
hie with the senate their formal ans
Wei 10 the charges and ask that thew
u" referred Ia the committee on priyi.
l"Ees and elections The committee
VIII then Notc not To investigate or
drop the charges absolutely. The
charges are not Yet on the official
records OF the senate. They will not
ht until the matter comes up formally
~ the senate next Saturday with the
wing OF complete denial Of the al.
I'gations by the Two senators
mar fhe cOmmI;tc" on privileges
ana elections has no intention Of max.
me an investigation was indicted to-
DAY. Tn" two West NirginlanS sub
mltfed siatemeni TO the commiftee
containing . lefter from /. =. Shock
who says that ihe s ou1 given him
was a part of trick. Shocks letter
u as follows.
Burnsvill". v. Va. Jan. :. 1912.
Hon. e. W Watson.
washington. u. 4.
Dear Sir: The time has come when
Nou should know the truth about the
s"-calied Shock statement never
have signed any statement that was
read before the Legislature and
raw" never been under oath have
let the talking r. on becau.e hated
TO b" put in The wrong light Tho
truth Is that ! ser up the whole bust.
ness Nobody tried TO buy my vote
and ] would nor swear that that they
dad. wanted 10 nominate McGrs,y
ana thought that n got this 81 1pn
and made this play IL would hurt vou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE co.
IS SOLD OUT
Largest INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE COMPANY
IN THE UNITED STATES
BondhOlders of American Union
Will Get About One And A
Half Cents On The Dollar

SPECIAL Dispatch To- the Intelligence.
PiilAL ELPHIA. Feb. 4-Tne Amer
lean Union Telephone company was
sold under the hammer today in IIar.
rssburg. This is the largest indepen-
dent telephone company IN the United
states BOndholdsrs will get about
one and half cents on the dollar.
while creditors and Stockholders vii.
be completely wiped OGt.
Ihis property was claimed to be
worth S%.OUO.oOu and sold Tor ioss Than
S-pu.p"v. lr covered five states and
operated 10000 telephones. Lack OF
interest was yer! NANTES. a: the sale
today. a. only two bidders appeared
The H"il Telephone company an
paren'!y was not Interested N IN
sale. IL is large loss 20 all ~ The
bond holders AZ win 81 600 900 IN bonds
on In" property. the proceeds of tn,
sal" u"ttcd far below s2"U.rD1
his company. together with the M
uonal Telephone corporation. WAS ore
oi The Inflated companies held By the
Continental Telephone 4 Telegraph
company Security holders and crod-
itorS claim "a great part OF their loss
iS due 70 the long drawn ont receiver
snip. which has .3~'ed for more than
Two and "a half Years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

INC oONCTnOTS > Otd0u.
II am here TO assist in any way
can 20 carry ont the promises made
the people. which ara we'll known
through repeated interviews given by
me "a to my position on progressive
legislation. ana by my declarations
relative to making good with the peo-
PIE as 10 the legislation asked for hv
them. ] am not a politician. nor haVc
] any ambitions TO cherish or cater 10
III the future. my only thought being
IN the four years OF my administration
as governor to serve tho majority OF
the citizens of this state "a they would
have me do. When have accom-
p.ished this ] Will have served my
party in the best possible way. In
other words. will serve the people
first and best. then will have served
M party well I shall do this in such
manner that my every act viii be- an
open book. with no intent or Effort to
perpetuate myself in control Of poli'i-
cal affairs. but shall b. willing wnen
have accomplished this Hchieymcnt--
that Is. serving the majority Of the
Ieople TO their satisfaction and com
mendation-to retire AT the expiration
of my term Of office with the conf
dence ~ the people and recognized -
having been their faithful servant
Fond OF New Faces.
The people are fond Of seeing new
faces In the political arena have
more regard for my profession than
ever before. as I now begin 20 realize
ttIt I must To- great extent sever the
professional ties and relations which
Tor 20 many years have been both
pleasant and unpleasant have the
feeling. how over. that a. the expiration
of ny term Of office I VIII be able 20