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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Catarrh! WHETHER IN
Head, Throat, Stomach, Kid
neyS or Bladder, Use S. S. S.

II is definitely known that cafl--h
can be cured by the simple process or
inoculating the blood with autiGufaI
remedies that stop luflammatory CON
diuous throughout the mucous lIuiuus
Of all the organs Of tho body. This be-
done with the famous Swifta Sure
Specific. or as 90 IS widely known
; :. :. II is taken into the blood
just as naturally as the most nour-
ishinE food. u spreads its influence
over every organ iu the body. through
al the veins and arteries. and
enables an mucous surfaces Co eN-
Chanre inhammJtory acids ana other
irritating substances for artcrIaI oIs-
ments that ofccfually cleanse the ay4-
tom and thus put an end 20 an ca
tarrhal pollution. S. s s. cleans out
the stomach 81 mucous arrumuTlffUrs.
enables only pure hl0od-makInr ma
terials 60 enter the infcstircs. com
hinos with these food elements 90
enter the circulation. and iu less than
an h"ur iH az work throughout the
body iu tho process Of publication
1"u VIII soon realize lfs wonderful
influence hF the absence ~ headache.
decided clearing Of the air paee,s.4.
steadily improved nasal rordIff.-.
and sense Of bodily roller that
proves how completely ratarrh often
irferts tho entire system You Will
md $ s on sale 90 all DRUG stores.
POP .."r'al sfrio" 90 any EHuI FIaease write
70 fhe Swift specifr Co. sos gvIft RHr
Atlanta Ca M not delay 20 set bottle
n s. from your f7Isr.at
Always insist fhaf vnr want g q anf
nothing s'.' n'wa-e ~ sI attempts % cell
jon o. .ltetIfute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
STATE RESTS IN
MURDER CASE
FIVE SONS OF ACCUSED WO-
MAN COME TO HER
DEFENSE.
Court Permits Her Confession to
BE Read to Jury-Wo-
man Affected.

LITTLE VALLEY. y. Y. Feb. 90
Special Prosecutor George W. Cole
rested the peoples case against Mrs.
Cynthia Buffum. on trial charged with
the murder OF her husband. this af-
ternoOn. Patrick :. Collins al once
outlined the plan OF the defense and
during the afternoon placed in evi-
dence the testimony OF the woman =
I'VE sons. Under a bitter cross eX-
animation by Mr. Cole. the boys
never wavered. in the story they told
20 keep their mother from the death
chair.
The boys said their father had
been a heavy drinker the last year of
his life and that they. TOO. with their
mother and sister Laura. who died
on February this year OF poisoning.
were sick last summer at the time
the father died. The BOYS said they
When drinking:
I'm going to do away with my.
self and the whole family"
Wholesale Destruction.
IN MS address 10 the jury Mr. Col
Inns said he would prove this threat
OF wholesale destruction: that Buff
fum had been abusive always TO his
wife, whom he had married when
she was Is years old: that Buffum
was given TO heavy drinking. and
that AT the time Buffum was I'M thai
Mrs. Buffum suffered from the same
symptoms
Justice Brown held the statement
made by Mrs. Buffum 10 Mr.. Cole in
Buffalo on December 10 TO be com
petent evidence and II was read To
The jury. In IL Mrs Buffum stated
That her husbaS had accused her
OF undue intimacy with Ernest
would never have thought so
much OF Fraham." the statement said
nut ne put so many propositions TO
me. lie wanted me TO 20 away. lie
said II Willis ever struck me again
he would kill him for me.
i loved Fraham. | felt | had to
DO everything and anything for him.
lie said he loved me. lie seeemed
the eye of my body to me. lie kept
urging me TO 20 with him and I said
would 20 but for Willis He said
ne would get Willis down a dark road
and shoot him. | said there were
other ways to get rid OF him. II was
men ! decided TO give my husband
poison.
Gave II to Husband.
MY brother Jim had left at our
house bottle of horse Imminent
dOped with poison. II was i'm the
pantry and ! gave il TO my husband
IN ms medicine. mixing il in a
whisky glass
Mrs. Buffum displayed much emotion
during the reading of the confession
which she has sworn was made under
durcsS.
ON the witness stand to-day. Mrs. Ruf-
yum sons sustained the claim Of the
defense that IN" horse liniment referred
To- IN the alleged confession was "a
thNih- Zach sWurc that there never had
oeen any poisonous liquid IN the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
CALL ELECTED
NY TREASURER
SUCCEEDING JOHN J. KEN
NEDY WHO RECENTLY
SUICIDED.
Suizer Cast the Deciding Vote.
Barnes Alleges Democratic
and Progressive Deal.

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. 25-Homer ID.
CdIl, OF Syracuse. today was elected
state treasurer at "a joint session OF
IN" legislatu 10 succeed tho late
John J. Kennedy. who killed himsel.
In Buffalo week ago
Can was supported By a combine o.
Progressives and Democrat, and re-
CeiNcd ~ votes To g6 for W. 4 Archer
Republican. Former Governor SuIzpr
voted Tor Mr.. CAL, thus preventing q
tie vote.
William Barnes. state chairman Of
me republican party. declared tonight
that the Progressives offered 10 make
a deal with the Republican befor.
joining the Democrats. and that the
3Her was spurued. His statemcn,
When it was charged in October
lSst lhat MT. Roosevelt had made "a
ueal Win the Democratic party to
nominate Justice Selbury for associa-
Ie JHdgc of the court of aDDsaIs
which combination the Demacratic
aJdtt committee rcpudiatad, ! did not
know that another example OF willing
ness on the Progressive party 10 com
ONE with the Democratic party oil the
state Of New York would he Afforded
so soon.
. Exposes Proqressives.
Inc deal which was effected I'm the
legislature to-day by which Mr.. Gail
Oh syracuse was elected state treas
urer with the aid Of Tammany HaIl
representatives. clearly exposes tho
Methods OF the Progressive party.
which. in 1912. gathered al Armarcd
uoh LOT the express purpose of re-
houncinE political spoils The good
people who were deceived by "a. No.
marks OF Mr. Finn Of Pittsburgh in
me Ihlca-o convention. that tho u,,r
party was against the old methods.
naNy no" q splendid example Of how
huch such protostation meant
10 D. said that Mr. Call iu roturu
Ior hi. election will appoint Nr
Gs'oT-g w. Iiatton. Of Niagara. a mem.
per OF the Democratic state commit
zee. deputy state treasurer. n re-.
mains 10 be seen whether hc will car
~ out this scheme. which was Offered
10 the Republicans and rejected by
Mr.. CAN Is vice president Of The
american Federation OF Labor dc
!ah LOT secretary OF state in 1912 on
me progressive and IndopcndoncC
League tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
OIL AND GAS

The cold weather has such a tight
grip on the oil FIELDS that operators are
tinue development work There is not
mGch show for general resumption
tll after the weather has moderated.
ohIy "a districts where water and gas
lines have been protected mas 10 been
going.
creek. Sardis district Harrison county.
w. Va, Grove Parish hay. drfllrJ .
test well on the g.. VI. Hau lot into the
Sordg3n pay and the well produced 30
drilled On. on Rock Camp run. i'm the
same district. the Naspcr Gas company'4
IS holding up at $40 barrels "A dSv, AMI
~ nov the largest producer In the Wal
lace district.
In the Weir sand development on Fall
kanawha county. the O'Conucu ON com,
IahN mas now drilled it, so 90 On fba
,'', morn .',,,acre tract through thu
paifcl pumU"i. ON blackberry iu tho
same district the south Penn oil com
Us .h"i Nos. and ON the H.
81 from 20 TO lS5 barrels and the sec
%n1d from 80 60 lf5 barrels the ensuing
Senator Con Has Good Producer.
90 ~ h''h camp run. Sardia district
airISon county, located oue-haIf milo
Honth OF the Nosper Gas company goo,,
producer. No. o. on the q. and ~
Ierry farm, Senator Nathan goer IA.
nrilled No. % on his own farm into mo
The rate of 81 barrels an hour TEe s.g,.
ht"f NO. 90 ON this farm rompIaf.a
lN3 months ago. WAS fine producer
hhI I' SUN producing close To- 100 bnr.
% Elk district. the south Penn Ou
~, t."f l- n"' il The sand az "A test
'l me y. IL. .arr :urm and has Il rit-
.p Tor "a toat ON me John a. TadJ go, ,-
~ 'IlH no tf'tf "NtrusIHu az tho EIur
,.fi.eSS c'.d DO Big sandy district re
drilled e. second ct un tho ~ Il. i.-tt.i..
,.'li t'r'u through tho -lulw sand and
-1.. 'yl,-io'i F1errr Iu the
'n.f lesion. 'leuuenrIu DIl A. cas- COM
tahN nos drilled % test Dr tho MARI .
sar yi,i, I- aH. pr. i -Ig1w. sand gas
"1n 900 cubic feet Trr
In th" Same district ihs ohio ruet ou
te-t on tfe Grsrie- b. Sd8arS f5 5q1 ~ Tr a.
,ssts ea ~ 81 n,ls,r,r- ' s95 fGri faI
Lincoln county tho uHrt.rrtaa uarsf1r'
g'mi = l1 contrary rHr ught rasas-
Southeastern ohio.
eastern ohio. Ir the lrnuts.fIre r1af rr
lI Perry county. Elmer.
Watt farm Hr..ar m. Climbs l.,rr
nhH iH' I".. .." Oiled .u .... r..f H.|.r
,l'. ..-I. .''.gr 20 prod r.nf Cor o..
district tHs chicago UI .amrl.. rI
MWNr. Hr' duo Boo fIl sand .F
isa f,rr 'ii ga .i HH4 George 50,
~ H..'4 -9 Moor '. .arw wHI n. are ta r,f
Murphy H.H. .... ...-I.tlI F. ...
ar.rr u.-ri. .w .,; ha,s .
NuIr.f.ra farm ..H |#.. . #..t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
KIDNAPPED?
SeVen-Yesr-Old Girl Of BeIIaire Dis.
appears From Her Home and
Parents Fear She Has
Been Stolen.

About . O'Clock last evening EIz-
abeth Corbett 7-ycar-old girl OF
South Bellaire. was sent to get a
bucket Of water. She left the house.
but II could not be learned whether
she secured the water or not. as all
trace Of her was lost after that. The
police were notified and Immediately
began a search which continued
throughout the night without sue.
cess, and the parents fear that she
has been kidnapped. although tb.v
have nothing 10 substantiate such a
theory The police. however. are
under the impression that she will
be located today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
COOLEST DAY
OF THE YEAR
GOVERNMENT THERMOMETERS
REGISTERED 8 BELOW ZERO.
Elm Grove Showed as Low as "a
SEQ" the Big ipher.-Temper-
azure Moderated Durlnq Day

Yesterday was the coolest dav of
me present season. the local govern
nent thermometer registering eight
degrees below zero at o'clock i'm the
morning. During the day. however.
inc temperature moderated consider.
ably and advanced to 30 degrees for
me hlsh. dropping back again al :
o CLOCK To 30 degrees. At midnight
thermometers about the civ rar,is-
tered as low as IL degrees. but the
chances are favorable for a more mod.
crate temperature to-day
yesterday was the coolest dav
since January 70. 1912. according to
MISS BESSIE Forsythe Of the govern.
ineht weather bureau on the Island.
At that time the royernr1ort 49,
momcter registered rs below zero
The marks secured in tho Grestor
wheeling district yesterday mornin1
are as follows. i'''' i'ii-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
HE'S HAPPY NOW
Wilbur Watkins. Head Of Undertak
ny Fsrlors a. Palace Furniture
Company ls Daddy.

Wilbur W Watkins head OF ODD.
underiaE'nr department of d.. paI.
acc furniture Company. d. Harry
DADDY now. Last rirhf ab1uf m
o'clock OBJ" etork paid visit fo hI.
nome. No 20 South Broadway street
.nN I'I' seven pound baby rfrI
I5I was just too happy fo hold him
'i. ana Immediately called H..
friends 90 spuraI.c fHrn of fr, rs-.
IF '..f ~ Tho great bird. ami "a b.
broad mile has covered bis Taco
over since
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
WEST NAMED
Georgia Lawyer Appointed by Cover
nor to Succeed the Late
Senator a. o. Bacon.

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. 25-W. $
West. OF NaldOsta. late today was an
pointed by Governor Slaytun to sue
coed the late \. O. Bacon as United
states senator from Georgia.
Mr.. West viii serve until next No
NembCr when state election will be
held. Indications are that there will
be numerous candidates for the
Georgia vacancy. Senator Bacon s
term would not expire until 1919.
The now senator. who is a LAWYER.
was del"gate-at-larg, 10 the Demo
cratic national convention AZ Denver
IN 1905. From 1892 until that wear
he served in the state legislature lie
Is sixty five years old and a native
OF Georgia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

~iill alarm was sent IN 10 tic Alert
nose company yesterday AZ noon calling
mem To- the residence OF Lawrence
Nohl" on North Fourth street. where IL
nre WJ~ discovered iu the haSeursrf.
caused from the sout In the CHIMNEY,
catching IRE. The auto truck did not
make IN" run and only the chemicals
We're taken. Tho loss will no slight
. while part Ct the company was at
Iu' Nrhl" IRE AN alarm was turned Iu
from BOX 30, at the corner OF HronH-
way and Monroe street. which called ont
the entire IRE department \ slight
blaze was discovered on tho roof ~ Ia
mouse IN the vicinity Of the box. but
was eNtuguishod before the DEPARTMENT
arrived. Tho damage was slight and no
loss will result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
COLORED SINGERS
lLiiar1s Double Guartette vii Sc
SIG Attraction March ;. Under
auspices % Colored v ~ <. 4

The woridfauous Williams Colorsd
~.n-'r~ vi. undoubtedly De- among
me fdrtst treats that Wheeling has
."H. and To fHi Co hear them 81 be-
io mis-, ru opportunity OF n hf'"fiu1..
no entire yuwpaur isl composed OF
u'uhl" glatt'tty that -. a lAdser
l-ari"iir and male Quartptte. and
in'ir selection Dt SONGS varies from
ihy opera tp ON, uyEru melody In m.
,anln Their ten Years pgaCtie,.
Ni'NyAl 'H-u-' ui personnel be
speak, their harmon,
lltA'ie are on sale az Davis. Hunk
nam 4 Iyl,r Co s. music store. and
can De- purchased 90 the ticket ofiic,.
az the Market auditorium ON IN.
''SninE OF tr- concert March 3.
me concert vi Dec given under IN.
aus pieces Oh 'Ne local golOycd y. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

\ large crowd attended tho supper
given at the Armory hall last evening
by the Delta Alpha class Of the FIRST
". T. church, and the ladies served
many Snprcrs during the evening. The
menu was lne ana consisted OF all the
SD" dishes that go Co make up good
supper All OF the delegates that at
tended the convention Of the Pythlan
sisters were taken to the hall wrera
they were served with supper. 4 neat
sum was realized on tho AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
woman's Climb.

The members or the Wouau.z rrub
VIII De entertained this afternoon AT th.
nome OF Mrs. simon Parker ON South
ihlrl street and mo- doubt an OF th.
members VIII be present. \ very inter-
cNting program has been arranged for
me afternoon IN addition To- IN, regular
Gun diversions. At a seasouabI. hour
"alhlA rvIrtShmeutH will Doe served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

Funeral services over the remains OF
tho late Mrs. Isaac Citizen. who died at
her home west Of the city Tuesday
muruiug. viii De conducted tomorrow
short services Viii be held at the home
At II o'clock after " high the remains
VIII he brought Co the United Proshy-
terrain church whore services will Doe
held az 1880 o'clock Rev. j. = HuI.
pastor Of the church. viii htl,, charge
OF tho services fuf.Tusut will bs made
II FiNsrEi.W cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Two Days Vacation.

The pupils 90 the Central school Will
nave two daNs vacation this week lu
order that the teachers may visit other
schools boz ohio and West AI.liuia. Tim.
other schools viii have a two DAYS va.
'atl"n next iu order that AN of the
-cuopis viii not Doc closed az the Sam,
time. The pupils az ~, Central buiIa-
ins VIII hc On their NacatiO- to-day and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Funeral To-day

Funeral services viii u, held this Mt
cruouu from his home ou West Mouros
street over the remains ~ the late VIII
liam j. MrNr-tor~ who died az his late
HHm" Monday evening Rev. a.. b. No
clay pastor OF The First 80. D.. church.
VIII have charge Of the services. ana
they VIII up doubt no largely attended
lutsrw,ut viii Doe made lu River view
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
20 Arrnngements comp1eted.

40 funeral announcements have ass Nsf
been HuwTl ted for the funeral Of tho
late William IuNwnre. former resi-.
dent OF This city who died a. hl4 home
|r BALTIMORE Monday and none VIII be-
made urUI the remains arrive in rnis
CITY, IfH body WAS sent here TUESDAY
.HI until late hour last evening
had mot arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

I1H Boon troubled with rErg,tc
con. Lrf'.on fur fnu years and fr.,l
.i OBJ" best pHt IcIans in gr.sf,f
I'hn 'hd '"ny could do nofHirs fgr
q" r'lrr-'. Of Chamberlain.
fh'''. cured mo-. writes TN..
w 'sm.. OFF NIII,bo.o b. tor
f.' by 900 dealer. ldv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

The r.u,rHI OF tn. Int, AIR. Lam.
'.".N. who died at her home on tUa
''lrrs.u pike Tuesday. VIII De- held I-rl-
Lif. snort service. vii. Ie held ~
, o. H.. and st the 0. D. rnurcf az
N'' li'. Ferry at 1850 ucluc, tfnst
Time. THE services viii Doc. ,uudu,t,I
uN t,.. D. $ lilu pastor " me 1. n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
birthday Party

las. Tuesday evening 90 f", home r.
SIR ana Mrs Jesse rHl.|sHu OF FlFfh
street o. number uf children were enter.
taIuDl Iu honor uf the birthday az Hazel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

Yesterday morning was tH, coolest
morning iu this vicinity Ipr Sauna. rrrr...
and the th'rmuW,t"r went a. low aS
ten below zero 90 some places about tho
CITY. Yesterday morning at e clock u
sun registered below. Tu SOM, r-t.,-.
IN tho country 90, temperature was as
."N as Is below. In one Ullv. Boo the
country west Of the city the thsrmurH-
't"r registered - below and BOO one room.
yi the house. which iS not used the
thcrmometcr went Co below
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

transacting business in the court house
yesterday.
The X. Of l. lodge win march ga "a
ming.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
RUS SELL II. SKEELS

GRADUATE CHIHoPRACTOR
52l-22 German Bank wheeling, W Va
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21
WILL SUE NEW HAVEN
Conference at Washington Fails to
Check Proceedings

Washington. July 21.-Ciyil suit tn
separate the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad company from
its subsidiary rail. trolly and steam
ship lines will be brought by Attor-
ney General McReynods in the Unit
ed States district court at New York
within the next few days. A final eff
fort yesterday TO settle the problem
without ligitation ended in failure, al
though the attorney-general, 7. w.
Gregory. special assistant in charge
of the case. and committee of New
Haven directors, we're in conference
many hours. The committee went to
discuss the sale OF the Boston and
Maine stock, owned by the New lla-
ven. It desired this sale to be made
free of conditions imposed by the
state Of Massachusetts, and is said to
have declared that an unconditional
sale of the Boston and Maine stock
would insure price $l0,000,00O
above what the New Haven might
otherwise hope to set.
The New Haven case win be laid
before President Wilson and the cab
inc. today, and a detailed explanation
of the course pursued by the depart
ment in its long negotiations with the
railroad to untangle II out of court
probably will follow 1t is no. doubt
ed that the departments course will
be approved There is little doubt in
Washington that ON the heels of the
suit viii come an efior. TO have fed
eral grand jury in New York return
indictments against many drecto q
of the New Haven who served IN The
days when It was building up sys-
TEN which, the attorney-general
holds, is n combination in restraint
OF trade. Both the civil and criminal
actions will be taken under the Sher-
man law, and the whole case is re-
garded by the department as the most
lmporlan. undertaken in this admins
tfaiion. Never before has any adj
m!nistration planned to prosecute
criminally men of such prominence
in the financial and business world.
and the outcome of these proceed
ings may dete mine the value of the
Sherman law as a criminal statute.
To the civil suit the New Haven is
not expected to mako any strong re
sistance except possibly to attempt
to prevent the state OF Massachusetts
from intervening to preserve certain
rights which il holds with respect to
the Boston and Maine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21
PROGRESSIvES IN
CONFERENCE At
OYSTER BAY
Roosevelt still Being Urged TO
Run for Governor
NOT LIKELY TO ACCEPT
Citizens Ticket May Be Put in the
Field to "Clean up the
BosseS"

Oyster Bay, July 20.-After Theo-
dore Roosevelt had gone over the
New York state situation tonight
with group of New York Progress
sive leaders. it was learned that
citizens ticket probably will be put
in the field for the fail elections. In
dications were that Colonel Roose-
welt had decided definitely not to ac-
cept the gubernatoial nomination.
Former State Senator Harvey ID. Hin
man of Broome county, Republican.
was regarded as the man most likely
to head the ticket, it was said. au-
thoritatiyely.
Colonel Roosevelt spent several
hours with T. Douglass Robinson.
Progressive state chairman; George
w. Perkins of New York. and Freder
ick NJ Davenport of Clinton.
Mr. Robinson. who was one Of the
most ineistent of those who demand
ed that Colonel Roosevelt run for
governor. apparently was convinced
tonight that his Efforts were fruit
less, and it was believed that from
now on the efforts Of the Progressive
leaders would he directed toward put
ting together citizens ticket which
nigh; be expected 10 draw support
from Independent votes of all
parties.
The principal Issue in such a cam
paign, according to present plans,
would be the ending of what Colonel
Roosevelt styles boss rule" with
the fight directed against political
leaders OF both the old parties.
Colonel Roosevelt would not dis
cuss tonights conference. In the
event of Mr. Humans selection 20
and acceptance of the nomination, it
is understood that he viii 20 into the
Republican as well as the Progress
siyo primaries.
On the ticket according to the
plan. would be Progressiyes. ndepen
dent Republicans and independent
Democrats.
II is the coloners hope to unite the
independents of all parties. using rs
4 battle c,y the phrase he wrote in
his statement before going to Europe
last May:
"The time has come TO clean up
the state"
The plan to put citizens ticket
into the field was not taken up with
out opposition. for a number of Pro
gressivc leaders, in New York and
other states, felt that a straight Pro
gfessiye ticket should be named