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except uIittar certain rftsi-fcie.t cni--
iitsuns n'Iefx. lry. alBD Eyu re.1es-
a,ittilrn pills y.fea-xAI DICK 10 u.ie
1tapit. nv lie HIST lea:AiatIirx.. Ills
must ilnnnl-unr III U.ie t1vn 1IYiritiesi
TOR tiie iHsiile III ga, JoU, Joa N STATE
iIHnul4 eur Gle DuTrDuss4 III sAfaniiHii-
ing lie Quincy irrigation Dlnlenf
llnder y'Iic;I it IL Hrlg.iD IN 1rtng
nanv t.IunBHldH N aGixs5 III Aitsa-
1Irisjl lalld lnrter cultivation. Tile
1ie,. IT 6.less. Fv.1erz.iIiiilIn hllls DTYi-
riitt.s lilr Il tt.tic.iH,.s DsnHlm rilld.
Tie inii.ui.v. 1illa III GnIne NE
mr.. Tie vniai~. dIr iDDrrWtu IN Nt-
it.af.uu lTYt:
No. S-prnvtding rar siate-,vitle
Jrniiitliaun.
Su 5--'rlle ID-1.illett '9)ua 5ky'
INV. which desssf-llHa ;nnditluls
ilnttt,r witch 8iusk gtUuaIrttinnH nny
int MY lur III mld.
Va 1f-P,v,puB4.H III abn,Isii t.ie
{at. Bureau Ut LnBpesi1un anu
siIuerwlmun dr Public GrttGssh
VI a--a-yIpnss.5 tn a1aiiBii all
private .lnpiovInesir agencies
Nd 9--atmpGseH III iinunIranr L.
nesidineiit N 6iIe inuilBtzi,iit iiHills-
lIIcs lazv.. ny winch 4 Haieln dr
first ilu'' TOR Gle injured IL DIyi-
viuett.
VI u1--piyIviueH H6Ir u.Ie aInDiuv-
nenr II al aIiie-1nIiieit 11nvtcfa IN
lie DuiIiiu r,Iada IlIt ipDrrurtiiu.s
-. lD1 Dgu fur niT-y,nG lie icf tiito
lnr,-it.un.
NJ u;--1ryvittes rur U.le asiiItI-
IiYilInenr Ut 4 univei.7ai aig:Ir-ImI.
inv III J.ie State. N al lnttllHi-.,es
mt ivesIlleH II .,npiuvnenr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

froIn- ri1as cortland EFsntng Esie-
gram;
Har--s aHd 1e4n drinking
IeKrrir N Iate. anu 7ys.s Tiuuus--
e.si IN aRve attacked MS 1e4n-
Iess wife wt1ilee II an aic8nuiIU
frenzy Tint Ire Eife. yfIu lHd
5E.sn 1ilnu TOR soIne time. mt
m an ilueaIIai s;r-Igssie against
tiia iI-nE-.nauGteale.i murderer.
WIS apnAresIr u1un the illfnmt.st
CONFUSION III tiie f1lI-Iltnrft anu
ffnn 1.Ie condition III the s0--
InHnis ftce
This mil Oregon rofes nv M
wei. AMI women EDIe II tfIe 4aess-
spn. What vii Oregon. rnIe4a 5sgy
70 the Hurts esssag Whit IN zlIeY5
think IT tile Tnan WIN Xiii ETaIv-s
lis vfIiss.e5. anu Whit du va all
mink oI tie sa1ys IItzuHetunle liz
ttils.sr u tie ytiisi.eFg viIu Ives IN
one III ne 1Esi Streets IL Ills own
tnu slIluvH lie comforts III EsIe g1H-
lliEesi. AaIe22' COLLIER 3 Weekly
This mil Washington aasn5 ratt.s
lti-s ur vel. dlIda ytInesI FIle IL lie
election. Whit viii tlie Valsiiing-
ION VOTERS dos
While lnany 1ruiiibltimliHH IgraEs
that rliers. nav Jaa if.Iec,s IL LnliiH-
i've Measure No. }. yet nuss nt..t-
ole are willing ~ admit tint 1ns-nit-
ing crimes 1T tie ts'fle FnfilfimIest n
tIe Portland dispatch vmlii decrease
Iuuer prohibition.
Statistics Gieariv siIUw that lie
number m criminal c4ses II ne
mr. states Il distinctly Tess INN
II states tint arr. JIIrrteIlH4i " tie
IaIbun. 4 s. III H.
iiBputaiIie GtIct chit linlnr aud elsme
tlr. eiose.iv allied mt tt1Ht III it,
slisas4 tie iInmInr IT inllpr s8nsilIn-
e.st IN a gwen teI-ttuI-, Il N ttefTfass'
10 tiiat extent ne number II crimes
committed III init ueI--toI-T
II, III ne litnIur ueslpie= siiiIn. tie
tmuunt IT liquor consumed g1lIidi
1nr %. lesssaIett lnder Init.ar,ua
Measure. No. }. yiIy dTxs t.iry 5DeiIn-
ing inf 4 million III tniliua u IT,
Ee.Ht it,
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LETTER Ei.1In .f;lnfar ..uns.s III lie
Seattle ,in.-

TIE rI-buue s. n TY,aaiur II L
communication aYIIn 5s.slHtur Xt5-
81 Z. JoIle-s. enclosing Il ganv III L
eite.. Iddrx.ssest Nv nm % lie 5s-
Itlie 5a-
The STAR d fnak;ng / TggfntlH
campaign Igainss 34,iHtur Inne.s and
Tie rr-lnine III i rk.tfas1r issile. Iiiu1.-
at fiTIm tint newspaper. "a ne II.
ft.sf- tlIar Isnuttr Jnnes iiHd Nn1t.ft
COR uIut.. Asrciiibnia. fnr lie Irs,tiI-
ion III Mr. Lgr-iner,. anu against
several IuInHue init progressive
measures t.iar live gtIne 1H1upTs 4ie
Semitic Tor diBpGsifsuIL
IN E.i. letter. ry.fe,-k.st n 3<llatur
soless admits U.IHr lie vItt.1 II ~
rain AI- L5r-Iner, aind jllss-iiea MS
action Nv U.Is statement Tint = vas
convinced III ny mint ant 1e;tI-
int iie VIII 1nr e,iesrett " enI-Tinr
1r lmur1par nef.loIis. zs 5fates
init while ie vDrett .tIii.e ATn,ii-
1njd !yiili-. IN seven II Tile U.iif-e4,l
ctiaI'a.es igaliIBi 1lin. Iliu To rx.inuvf.
lin fzYIrn office. III IN dcf II Int.ff-
~ lie iid vute against acknowledging
aim GIY,rn forever. iIuiding 1Ifica.
5ssiatar InlIes s,aiInH Etiiir he lIfiH
been naiil.IIed dnd s;sissiv fnlBiT.n-
Iq.sentt.ft Nv t.ie Star While Hha
rirbune differs essentially III 1nIi-
t3cs Inn principle t.yun 5ailutur
TIMES, il ms III diBnnsiiim ~ ia I
ipiI-v n Unfair rne,linds gr nissititt.~
nent NJ fiicf, 1ur tn We JniierAs g.iitr
Ole Ezitns1n, yhu ii tiie Stars GiIi-
tidiire; vnuid situcfsnu HlGh neflintH
ai. 4;ulstIn ID conducting eiean
nunuHiur. Ezis rasrrtt IS known 10
tiIe 1enuie III Washington. ant ne
5f.sii9 e.it.si5 on au iis merits. NIT ~
t.ie siilif.mtt1un III his duunne1ta
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g,iur...s 3. s,lrnn,..y TOR Cl,Hc,k.

CllurieH q. iaEnpieg.. Ula eyI,sIs.sE-
ave, 1aIluittart. 66ir GguIlT5s Iis.i'if Ii
lnilaInuaIrsst ~ lly a,anies m niIrt-
I'll alliances. anu ID DESERVING on
lie rartn Ut EVERY citizen Ut uiie
smlnr7r re. ID amply Glpajie III
DETERMINING blla5 1ill-es III uiias 1r-ac'.
ne I.t.if5. lie huu L urge d,I-iie ~
!,ieilut. yJiu Nv 1IH lnHwAfv'ng Ill
rs.g!--Iy lud iiAu,llrt h1nesiT. GiinIre"
sasnnier Will rasugTiga ~ iusH when
liz t.,lfk.,,g rIie gieI'ag 1i1tica 1ur he
1t..ipit.s n3ieinBe,was. zs will GnIi--
drIc,l ulie iG1iuI'1 IL tlie :it.''i > 1r-
fica with iInuHrr1aiitY anu in Gi't.it--
italIl,. manner E1a IA known III a
Tmin#.iIinH, accommodating DarsBn
N al dealings With lia 6ailury neil,
lntt nurilly III an tnGnr-iDuDjea and
honest gentleman.
Wliar4mm GhuIIry vurs,5 VIII nur
arr by s:iHting E1iair purss nur Chm.
q sii.nDlay rtlr gmnfF ciai',H and
.s...-.lI.ffiiritI sierf ar 1iie superior
GHuTTr..
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Ole Eiu1mm Viii Cai.--y Aing ant
Piss.-. Committees

Ole Eainsfm, rf.Ugvassiva gaIidi-
.iittt. rdr gnltest 5i.itef jt.iiattn',s iieid
flIIYa. IxuisIng neailIga II Ptai'ga
gfnluiv :iaf week.. WORT HuneS Il'1In
ricnmu tlIat Mr.. aitnsan will sa-.S
u Pierce ganurE Nv f.nm tsiao -
510G v1It.B CHIT jAnator ihne.i IS
lie Iuitn E1iillBOu must 1H.ir, ami 1litt
,.varv vdIa c:isf tor lie teinoEi-ii1e
iulnine4.. IslllI!a alicii, will IL L Euia
nt,r Ole 1iinBuuI.
Ii liz PieiDas ggilntE aidutl1t.3sss,.i.
Ar EanuBan dt.eiitIysff t4iaI iIa nsiv1Isa1
ulie luilding M 1T Il lit,!a ne1'riiiiru
nuIrlie. and Gle enactment IL mtira
1elef,riiill RVS tor tie 1aT,ne13. lie
ult..t..tat himself III Tie 1id SETTLERS
AT Gir5ng ~ gnrs, hdr 81 L III 1eil--
Fion 6.ir all 1unurrillg discouraged
pa,ai-lnB. 8Hying rllau 5lilH II Gle
ie..iss Chat gnuld ~ tune n l..nnIn-
pr,lg4 tiia ait Bittierf ftn. lie HIT
i;tf.Gas t1iey iiiid nitae.
as.iinnit4 r4GuI''8 run aeitt11e lie
iiune giiy Ut AR. a;tnsun, IRA al
lie e.ft..sr 6iiau tile PiyIg;"assiNt It'll
didata will c:rn'Y King gnunfE ~
~, 110 PLURALITY.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

6Iuin cha rst--tiill
Ft8Iseii1 Glr law i.luilAiilnI ln4I
anDlnFlnant affieaA viiieil tlr ~ %.
have Dr,mtlgatt Tia nellear Kilt
graft.
WGrasf Er tie vgrtfmen aaa.
1enaii1h.n acf1. Ind 1lI4ra1 l.E;l-zIii7.
GiIlllss IgaF 'fil,gu alIt'' lr'u1HG
lFru,insstu ind Itnls,.tt DHaHi :
GG 1ilI tfr 4zi1a VaGulunal. IL rite
HnGon
Wfrillatt Ter miuin Mum ylsga Al
5lr wunem dnii mllanB
Mtmber' OF Gifea .#ada lag;HiH.l =
u9da ant ua1r S;slu4 ienauIr -
EltradtuG.ti vurii.ii 1Ir a1d IT,
nl7's,t DnHaiiga aE Tie ylmHl + +.
hmIT INV
GlrI'aItllgatt amt seallI~4tt 1a.iaHg+
af hilN fm htInali4. state deputy it
1m' commissioned.
its.f,IE'ad pnsiaaga af INV giving t.
nendenr4 al Single men riis1t
himugef fnr ti1eiI, efaatlI
Worked 6lir Inv aluiiaiiinis iHsll-
DuiAurv mess hauaeA
Worried hJr INV making Il ngG'--
nea1ur I'll ltf1ertlHe f1r men v'lf-r=
labur dispuf.4 we're pending, II t-,is
naI1I1,a Ut sueiI dispute VIII lia-a
#ltk4tt IN AiNtsrtl aemenn.
Aiiiatt i1lEruiilning 'ait4et1''Gtf
vurieI'G' lllI w'iilii1 DesaLne Il Y
i4lliH ll'utAn,lng men yura1ne Il
Uilase cl,ides
Voted md yuriiatI h1r aIiI I'll
g'aw lay tlea aleet1rc headlight tGf
Ild Eiles 4iztl,fii-i aanuus. nil
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! arailr.-.ltt..,i,f az gnlr BUSINESS.

Il Ia t.Ia dity or eVnr- Nnrer Ut
rsiis C.ounry IN acalainu himself VIII
tie stumbling III ne candidates mn
iri. 5s.tising Dniit.cali Dr.fer-ne1r III
tie unilB On November, J. E1em.
% plenty III tslns IN which ~ it'-
tesrd tn t.iia vsrv inuur.auu business
n gmi want sunIt. 1Dllest govern
nenr 5s. III Il b.Iar sanH,, lnnrai
men preside 1vsr t.Ie unblic dff,rsa.
Y1lr H1Ie 5iIUulu % gaBf 1nr Der
IONS Win viii 90 infu ortica witiiont
ping iiaInunre,t Nv Inv ciimie ar
esiCiunl men Win Will ddlninisier
Duliiica affairs m an inpaI-.all MILL
1ef TOR tie .uDIt OF All OF 1lIe DHh--
pie N me cDnnr7'
Tie PiyIr3'sSsiwa Party invites I'LL
Dei~inns viin iIxs siiE:ble III rnts,'5
"a lunE mo tlIe rvtnaI',iB II ia c;indi-
,tHtt.s pt'1g-s3sives iT9. 1ur iTsrilh
vt c!ia lcid Cesf They With IL ~
DlIett "a .ic;i c:indtttitte I1d iIi. per
fs.a,iv willing 10 abitisA ny 5iia ns-
aiiia at tlie aiear1uu Il- Tle9d;ig,
NavnniInr 3STt Pi.1gy,sssiva G;r1di-
ditrtts ara Die,ilsed III III hunesi id-
ADMINISTRATIONS IT public AFFAIRS.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15
Et1M II. Z. C.AIMPEELL
Ti,ugr.smu. Parity Ca.assis:;as..
eSyr Clnur.smrran

Eun.. i. q. GaInpnsil, Pivlg!,aaHi ".
TOR GhngTssH f.yHn 1llia.
t,ia ssa,nntii congressional tiAI1rnu rr.--
spse,tuilv aa,sts tiie Inppurr OF tlie
1aIDia III NflHtcnm Gunty uDun
iis isss,nrtl III rneinnar at uiie l,.g.fiiIt
INK. ar t.iiH state, 1eiilg DerfsGilY
willing IN atntit Nv tie r-siiitsb
Mr. CaInpneillI leg.Aiarive r..aur,i
Worried rur nil N.auing Supreme
Cmli'- I,lttises hack IN dii,aeo pri~
naIw
Vuisitt alsainHt a.einptsng ituiisas
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15
Wilmrn sis.wur- au.1dt.tura q

Vilstm Iis4wlg-- c,Islu.itatsI fun
raunty aiis,rfr IN die temunrilnG
r7Giier ma 1etsl 4 caT.fllA Dn1nifztA-
ing, sftfc;enu 1eD,iiE IN ulie anfhna
IIIder illerif1 rinInus. He nlH
niilit.s Iaud III u deputy IileTIiIf amt
a tHs,lIx.fu M Il Its,nng rtiiluyinG II
che rrtca tor Gle head ut tiie drtiGa
[t S.itstet.t lIes 1IvnniAe9 tn du M
diiry IL a l;iIv.riii, impartlnl mnn-
Ter IN all alike. Ea Ill III tala
G:unpaiisl WITH cieau liaTld,i and In-
HIiliet NsptsliiunI Ee Ii known
,ia u n.ar,esH amt lmpnrt1iill 11lEcaI'
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

Ont in Pnr-laud, Ora, ame TIN
lust month 0ssaI, 1iiIrrs, .biiies-
BnitlL cnit l. ynnan b biiIvHr- The
vumun WIS lila wire, AMI. aftar i.Ii--
ing her lis iilled iiinHair The nniI'-
tt.rad ynmHu yaH blind. We Iiore
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Illui.

Then u Tlte with ta-ltli ia 1giIie
wa HliIvt her yI'sIGilest crust.
Era Ter G:ir,Hs bring riune ar nTuiit Z.
amt III DrasDiUma IA be Just;
Then IL IL t.ie brave man snuusa-s.
while Gle GnyyIg,,t HsindH aBiue.
Dautn1ng IN Ills Iliear 8piIIr.. ull
liz Lard ID ci-itifie,i
Amt U.ies muitltllde nil4ia V;IrtlIe df
t.ie csiit.I CiIey latt dt.nie,t
Hawaii
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

Affssr liHisning Ep the Daiiticas
IDeilDiuder fuub Waite all gSuw
energy Shouting. Reserves a hrHia
1sr has,gt climbing.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

Da Fuur fury ny me stsgs ~
Washington. e neasts aaorhsr sts.-
sf.,,s. iliis. iId haussr rsnEssensa5sys
N Tie Elitsit siaas senate, Vots fsr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

Only gnGd men 3iiurid ~ BipDnr'~
at far Dubiic 1ffig,. ant unv1rtIy
men must ~ defe;itad at al mr.
5tEIttI
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

Gle 4i,naun d,r Unirs.,t st.lta.a sanir-
rCr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15
EEsaEW49an.

IN rtIt. Ilft. N Tie. LFunHnl cTzmlIlel
HERE. AT tiIe IHsstnning, Z oak mr.
warn "a Il rf-bline CtIat ID ctean N
Indpy anu n rnina,. CiIar ID riiir N
is teaiiugs. Gnd tiiat 81 unarrnin III
tft.fenss+ or the r.gtIt- lnDE Eor-
yystirt 10 4 rr-blne that Is. ynI-f.ilIg
,vitiiuuf pause Tor tie public Interest,"
rt1Ht Dmilds IN much anu teaT3 1UW1l
little fIIir rlIar smiles c.Ie4a-uily Ii
1t goes IN It's Way
This DIrclnisst nj 1esv rr1bune 1if-
fi.lE3 non II AL rom TIE Cr-blne u
r.ie. 1iIsi three re.SrT5.- as rar III IL
ms Je.4sI gwen me III ltiuEe. ti-
.s-yvIe.r. throughout CiIe Suite. at
ituIr3s agree. tiiat LyIaeil has one ~
III. pest ntsv5Dapess N the NORTH
west 4ud nnnur- Mr. ausfnZSvssiE TOR
iiig fearless stunt at all times ON lie
safe ~ the pt.suie. Certainly. Il
must hg admitted TINT a man VIM
nal.es, il TIE uuiirJ, III ais ne'ysDs-
1er never. TO eve uIIIies;stssisir7I' niiiI
or suffering I'd anyone ID HYing
iurvgI 4 principle worthy II uiie i
ft.sti NEWSPAPER, amt IA LeHdiHg NOR
illv tie great maturity N ssittuITi
Tie ntsF Tribune will fnlloNy ctossi-
lv Tie OH. r.iereturss Deeply s<silsi--
lii. III lie QUgergs " ar, auss-i1ziyf.aE,
q 3,iHll %. satisfied inrtt.4d II citli
give tie community Is anDn 4 1a-
Ter rs ne HIS gwen q nave aun1f-
Iii III the CITY stnn counf7-' 1ewsDit-
1efr Hi.ids, mt 1n1e 5.-est ~ t.sic,i
principles 1f sn1n imir-IaliBin 10 4
ne,nbes. Ut ne Faculty ~ Il unireiTi-
itv. am siHaf nav "a mike NY
hume N riis beautiful disil-e.. For
4 time Z kzInw Z siiitill ~ On U!1iti.
ike INV candidate tor admission i'll
n, Il ssafdrty 1uua "a Iniil;.. soDd,
ana gsu-<iur YDur rs1endBiIin
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FACTS

1nu.ta Or III
r41;. 81 the Coil
ate i'll
Saving Machine s
umB L sHnHs aHlhT IL 3
va u2d
r{l famrph Il 10
2rtuns A.
iaseas@d int little nnra aian sying mt
hiupaN
spy si2 12a ds ~ llnea n'ri
lia mlun
inmr tell linu aie Hfp-
fe
,yiuin
ulgrau III a
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

rlie- rr-blue will ~ independent
JHjii.nailv Tie INV is WANING 1I
lie ne,ysBHuer. int BsAs univ soDt
m rlIe men ind tt4.sis III itB Dirty
ant 1niy J1ta III bt.ler DAir.t.s. Ilisi
III che rn,er b DasIsing WIN Dit8 u
cYT1ss II die Ie.ttt dr liz 1ailnr-. III
iuIziing al r.is men II IiB DIRTY ~
.agytlfsis u uiieir ability dr ciiiiI-iG-
ter THE Tribune, tIDIn its mite
pendent Dnsit1un.. Will apDrrire u.ie
men II riiinka hest fitted To ifsi've
t.ie Dlblir., regardless ur r.ieir Dniii+-
lr:tl nut.i, AMI viii ce,ei Elrsts IN ~
Diaut the DI'nis.Ysssiva amt yor'-iiy
actions or any DaI-5s
s. z. LE'VT&
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Tiles til narhmg hut harm.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

With riiis .Bsue. Ut IRE fr-bnne-
r retire from rs pvriafsinD and esu-
fur1Hl management. Having 9Dla ne
prrrnpf~v q Aa s. Il Lewis NY
connection win tie Dsuss. will esslife.
entirely affer November =, hlltl
gfIie!1 tine e Will Js G1IInf.eftt'fl VIII
ne 4arne 1uir rs IN assOsiHte-
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Z nm mite continent tllat NY ne--
tireinsIt gill mHiie M s'sss.ilfiai NE
a,.,r.ure. II Tie ri-bnness G;tIYtinal
nrrnenles. dnd giIHt Il VIII. unnef
Ar. g.asYlB 8wnefsiIp and nHHage--
meuf. continue 10 5iand Ior Dr1IE-
fass IiIt.I ideHls aud REFORM
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15

Bhr lie encouragement and slu-
glu- as.ft.iIdit,t Tile rrmne iiu'tng
lie just rIIy.a y.HI'5 ~ 1lIe Denpie
81 LFiIden amt t.ie NonksacH Vtl-
nv + aff,ir ~ most 5iiIeans lliitnRi'
anu e jesDfHlt Gdr ny Jilceassinr lie
#tine Kindly consideration amt en'ir'-
n.alR Hlvstl4nent chit Z hive anJOy-
at
IL RCgElSZ7NHu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
PRE- SiDEnT WILSON q q

countries imposes upon ana exploits
others" hfs added. ct should be put
stop to-"
His las. reference was 10 the tolls
repeal law, Of which he said;
7 regard 1t as patriotism to re
spect the honor Of the country NOR
than It's prosperity. The Panam
canal tolls treaty may have been a
mistake. bu, its meaning was unmi.
taxable"
Immediately after he had fnishc
The president returned to Washington
He arrived at 1890 O'Clock this morn.
ing and was escorted 10 Independent
hall by the city troop, while thou
sands cheered y feature Of his wei
come was g salute from every whistle
and bell IN the city
Where John Hancock Sat.
when the time came for him TO speak
lie arose from the chair upon which
John Hancock sat when he appended
his name 10 the declaration of indie
pendence.
The table before him was the one
uron which the declaration was signed
while the silver tankard from which
he took drink of water was one
used by George Washington
y guard of sailors and marines from
the navy yard, with the police and
the troopers. had all they could dc
to keep back the thousands who strug.
gled to get within hearing distance OF
the president
Upon the return TO the station. wher
the automobile containing the presl.
dent was on its way up Fifth to Marke'
street. q citizen who had been cele.
bratiDg, laughinEiy made his way to.
ward the presidents car, with the
evident intention of shaking hands
He was intercepted by the police
On the way QUIZ Market street a wo.
man swung her arms and q round OBJ
jeet about the size of a bomb. cam,
hurting through the air straight fol
/ the president. 1t landed neatly upof
the running board of the presidential
automobile. Congressman Logue, whc
was with the president, picked 1t IL,
land 1t turnsd out to be a bouquet o
roses. The flowers were later place,
upon the presidents dinner table /.
his car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
.RUNOR HAS HUERTA
NAMING SUCCESSOR

Washington, July 4.--No word has
vet been received from Carranza re-
garding his willingness to participates
in the proposed Informal conference
with the representatives. OF Huerta to
settle the internal questions OF
Mexico. and agree upon terms upon
which peace may be established.
An uncontirmed, but persistent
rumor was current here 70 the effect
that Huerta had notified the rebel
representatives here of the selection OF
his successor. The reported plan OF
Huerta, which members of the con-
stiutionahst junta declared they have
been notified of. provides for the selec-s
ton Of either General Refugio Nelasco
or Pedro Lascarain for the pros
y!sional presidency of Mexico.
This Information. il was said, came
TO the juuta directly from Mexico
City, and is said to be absolutely res
liable
eral Joaquin Mas, who was in com.
nli;nd of the federal troops at San
Luis Potosf. resisted the attack OF Viii
las army at Saltillo, and who is sIuer-
tas nephew. will sail from Puerto
Mexico on the French liner l. Espa gne
for Havre, France. with Querido Mo-
bano. Huerta's minister OF commerce..
The junta here Is not satisfied with
this solution of the problem. II ii
proves to be a real solution. Officials
here doubt the authenticity of the
communications If either man In
elected. 1t was believed. he will he
forced to resign the government to tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

quarter. AT the half Harvard had
crept up to even terms. AT the mile
the Crimson was thl~e-dua-ters OF \
length ahead. and won by length
and q quarter, the Boston crew being
absolutely rowed out. The time was
{ minutes 20 seconds.
Thousands OF spectators along the
river checred wildly from a press of
launches ard yachts as the two Amer
lean crews fuuSht 1t MAJ for the grssat-
est trophy on English waters, and
thousands more NeHed from tho hanks
as the crimson-tipped oars OF Har-
ward swept into the lead in the last
desperate struggle Americans were
present in great numbers to see their
two oights fight it out, and betting
was heavy.
Giuseppe Sinigaglia, the giant
Italian, won the diamond sculls de-
feating C. NJ. Stuart, of Trinity col-
1ege, Cambridge, who collapsed be-
fore the finish, The winners time
was nine minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
EDDIE BROMM'S CAR
WINS RACE HONORS
MORE THAN 5000 PEOPLE W.T.
NESS RACES AT STATE FAIR
---- GROUNDS --------.-~-----

\ crowd of about 3.e0o yesterday
attended the race meet al state lali
grounds. held by the southern Speea
club for the benefit Of the Home For
lncurables. and thoroughly enjoyed the
evenings sport
The daredevil riders clrcled the
track to the delight of the audience
~ a speed of about a mile a minute,
and all who attended were Thoroughly
pleased with the program
The headliuer for the auto races the
Fiat 100 horsepower, owned by A
Zachary, and driven by Jack opechen-
sky, was to give the nifty mile exhibition
advertised. but owing TO the TACT th3t
she blew out her cylinder mead on
try-out. she did not enter
This was a source of great disap-
pointment to the audience, as it was
expected that this car, with opechen-
sky at the wheel, would make new
record for this mile track.
Eddi Bromms' Blue Mercer was
the star of the evening and for an
amateur driver his work was most IN
teresting. He bids fair TO become
quite a star" Billy Miller in his
Ford did some nice driving in a handi-
tcap winning a very handsome cup,
which was presented to Jim Patton his
machinican A Metz which was
trimmed out very racey unfortunate
IL had carburetuer trouble and was
out OF commission early in the day.
The Cycle car race was UNIQUE ana
whereas they made rather slow time
lit showed great possibilities for this
midget automobile.
The motorcycle events were very
good and Morowitz, OF Newport News,
did some beautiful driving. His rid
! ing was most sensational but unfor-
| tunately in match race ne mad
,At ha
He struck a wet spot on the lower
curve and went into the fence. Quite
a. neat sum will be realized for the
| Home and the Southern Speed CLUB
feels so much encouraged that they
expect to very shortly put on another
meet.
| Several hundred people did not get
| TO the grounds owing to the fact that
the time had been changed from to
2 o'clock. md the car people having
made arrangements for the later hour
did not run the cars through early
enough to carry them.
The results were as follows;
| Event !, mile. single cylinder
Won by E. F. Stark, Indian. Time.
GAS 80,
Event 2. mile twin---Won by
| Bivins Time, 53S 3-5.
Event 8, two-mile comic--Won by
Stark.
Event 4, smile twin---won by
Morowitz. Time, 5:45.
| Event i-2, 5-mile natch--Mori-
| WITT fell, forfeited race to Bivins.
/ Event ga cycle car race. miles
/ Imp. Time. Gas.
| Event s, miles. automobile anna
tcur--Miller. Time. 1854 Ia,
| Event &, o-mile. neutrality-suspicious.
Time, $40.
| Event Z. miles against time
Bromm. Time, 3:24 l-5.