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to adhere strictly to the policy of making
such appointments for one term 6r r...1
years only, in order to insure variation
in service. The Secretary issued state
ment reciting the many and valuable fea-
lures of the administration of Surgeon
General Stokes and declaring that never
before has the standing and reputa alton
of the medical corps Of the navy been 50
high as a result of his ability and splen-
did services
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Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs McCauler,
Miss dc Pena and Mr. de Castro. The
committee in charge consists of Miss
Margaret Parker, Miss Alice Downing,
Miss Gladys MackaySmith and Miss
Henrietta Fitch
Evening star., 1914-02-07

Mr.. Leroy F. Reed of New York city
is the guest of friends and will attend
the Washington College of Law banquet
at Rauschers tonight
Evening star., 1914-02-07

Representative and Mrs. Hardy gave a
The other guests were Senator and Mrs.
Morris Sheppard Of Texas. Senator and
Mrs. Ollie James Of Kentucky. Justice
and Mrs. Seth Shepard and Col. and Mrs.
Judson.
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TEXAS GOVERNOR STILL
 ANXIOUS FOR ACTION

fair myself.
 That k the meaning given {" the message by most Texans and they are rallying [" the support f the 'A"rn"r with the greatest enthusiasm. The uIlmtant grmcrars office reported last night that it had received over twenty ,hr us:ln,l offers of services from men in Texas who were willing to enlist fer an invasion of Mexico and th'l q, rtninly Texas could furnish thir'r tI,nus:,ml men for war lhhri"s''S II ,l,c governor called f"r volunteers
 rh.. mck nf responsiveness ar ih' Washington government |" l'' ' ,rnird tclcgrams "f th" g">"ri'"r :" ,h. s,a,c has called forth f""''ns "'
 (Continued from Page Fouro
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MOTHER DIED
 FOR BABIES
Spe.sa, NuSss, osrv'cs


 SPOKANE, Feb. :A. Fire ihi> morning destroyed tic inn,r uI Mrs stella Ai,tries and 1t caused ti,c d,Ttt: M Mrs. Matrices and h,r two litIi, daughters. Helen and t;Istc". as"i f"ni and seven years respectively.
 The nlutllcrs death was ,iu. [" her devotion und self sacrifice f,r her children for siir was on he i,'w"r floor os tlie house whru thc fire started and c.,uid have suvrd herself.
 i;ul siie remembered tiItt her little uIies were ;tsl,~l' ut tilc seuId Il'"r and she rushed up tl,c stairs |" SiN' them.
 The fire started in the room in whivh the chiidrtli were sleeping nd 'nt' lli'>' The nut her went iu save lr.r rhi:,lr..u.
 After xhe Im. rulcrd He r'"'in ili, flames cut lu.r m frnn r.ti'.a; ni"i before ussistunrc with Et,ld'os t'.irii',t the house the mother and her two lii- ,le girls were suirocatrd.
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just over the hurdrr.
 The last telegram sent to Secretary l'ryan by Governor t'oluuitt hor' tiu sc significant words M the end "i thr ln,Ss.ipr. "l 'ln moi want to Invade Mexico with the armed ti'"l's ". TrNaS.'
 This statement "f the .'v"rn"r is taken tu mem that he does not want tn invade. Mexico. as hc Says. hut the implied meaning given |" the message l,v m:,nN here is that after ihr words "nrn,rd ir,~I,s of Texas" should he written II large hut" and that the suplm,sitin,i K that the rest "f tm s.Iltrnt. would m ''if the nit"' S,atcS government does nut take s'nn action very @"n will handl" th" i,f-
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Spscial Nugget Service.

AUSTIN. Texas. Eeb. :>. Governor Colquitt Is getting ircVcd al lh,. delay of the Washington authorities iI' answering mor" definitely his ri"s'i"l request for information as [" what course he k [" p.rslIr in ,r'l"r |" "p- pI ehcnd and bri,G tn jisii,r ih" mrr derers of the American Vrrsari. wln' was kidnapped by Mcxhans. carried across the international l"r,hr am! there robbed and murdered
 The governor llaa irlcSr,pilrl lwh.' t". the stale department .,lny nskine what method hr sh"iiI,i l"rrslm ir m der |" immediately :i'l'r''I.n'l fl,'' murderers. who he alleges are free. and are known to Iunny lm"lh' |" ]"
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ALL DIFFERENCES OVER BILL
 ARE NOW FINALLY ADJUSTED

beginning tU be hints tO the effect that such purchase was entirely pre-
 mature at this time and that thera vas no good reason why tiie govern mcnt should saddle itself with tn. roads already built when 1t would not b, prepared [" run it's own road for 'tcr a year.
 The outcome OI the cOnf"rcnre has c;uscsl little excitement. The Aisskans in Washington are glad that iI k all over and are happy at the i":,i outcome hui outside of the few |. ut,ir directly interested in Ai;lskt. al eyes ln Washington are turned to- \ ards thr south where ih"ir' ar' ." tnts trnnsl,irns which may prev" (" Innr. immediate moment [" tn" country than even the opening "f tho ,.rent territory If Alaska.
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Spsc'ai Nuygst Ssrv'cs.
 N AStilNGTON. Feb. 2s. rhcie will be one more meeting uf thc joint com nIItlcu of cuIifcrecs of tiIe senate and House of Representatives which has
 WcR working tJ get together over the r:ifer-nccs brtwren the Alaska rau- .,ad iiil as il passed the ii"use alni as il passed the Senate.
 The statement is authoritiv"ly made i day tli.l ti,e committee has reached .," agreement OH all points and that l. now only rciii;,ins to meet nn next Ai"i"iiIy and draft tle report as b will Im. s..iii back [" the tw" houses ": [, 'u.rrss.
 After Il great deal "f discussion and II !. believed after s"lic pressure had t.,r hr"pg'ii ui ihe senate c,nfer~ ' [, the Prsidcnt. the senate finally az t">d to the much discussed bond is- s." which was ,h" main stumbling dock hetwecn 'l". two houses of con srrss but in doing this the Senate in- sisted an reducing ihe amount of th- u ,ai appropriation to thirty live mil lion dollars The House conferees
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Special Nugget Service.

wASHTNGTON, Feb. 3S.- tx-I'rcsi- dent Taft today bitterly denounced the recall of jnlichl decisions and tho popular election of judges. lIc was teatifying bcforc the congressional committee which is now holding hcar- ines on j,,dicinl procedure in tn, United States.
 Later Judge Taft was interviewed in regard to the present sif7,incd ir- Iations lctwccn tho United states an.l Mexico and lie expressed himself in II, uncertain terms in regard to tho wls- dum of President Wilson in resort ing to every means in his powrr :o avert war with Mexico.
 Mir. Taft said thnt during his admin. tstration thcrc were very powcrfnl in- fiucnces at work trying to force . war l,ctwecn tho United tntes and Mexico and that at one time 1t seemed as # |
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h.. name hut hc saitl that it would h, a grave and serious responsibility for .tny government ur state official L" C, nmIt any act which would force thr hand of tho administration
 Speaking beforc the National GeoE- raphical Society later MT. Taft slii tfat nu efforts should m slmrcd |" prevent the great catastrophe to the country which would be caused by an ir vasion of Mcxic" hy Tinted States troops.
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Special Nussst Service


 MADRUD. Spain. Fch. .S. All com muni,niinn with l.islnn. the ".tpii t' ur Portugal has been rui "n for ih Eisi Iw"uiN- f"nr hnurS. The EtsI r''' t,tis that came thr,ul:h were |" th' effect that anarchy had broken l"'s' in the city and that the authorities had lest all control over the rr"ple vhn were fighting and l"oiing in th' streets and in ih" palaces nf thr ri'l and or the u"l'l"s.
 The tr,"'I'S have ii many instances niIlininl ainI have joined ihc rintcr' and there K absolutely n" ,lcpcn'lhhi' military fore" in tl" city which can Ir used in checking the onilawry Sailors w"r,. rnshrl ashore from tn, republican warslii,S carly yesterday hut they nt "nrr broke their rnrnia lion and joined the mol,s which wrr' running wihi in Inc street l"nt nn Nin- lcrcc and ln"t This dcScriinu of th' government hy the sailors left ihc at tlcritics practically p"wrrlcss to c"i" with the situation as nnn,. "f the gar
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PR0TuGESE ARE VERY
 NEAR A REVOLUTION

rt.ura near l.Islnn can hc depended ni.,n lnd the l,.ynIty f the troops a. ,Ilnitn is scri"lsl! questioned.
 ID until lio tim,' Ihnt the last trl"- ,;r,m .;trn" through, Sintrd. the fash . nnahl. rc,ilrn.r suinirh h the cap u:,l wiri, tx lnat,h ihc suninrr pal n,,. nf tir kings nf Portugal and many ul the residences ,i the wealthy n"- hlrs oI the "ld kingdom, had not mc, invaded. hut ih" rioters were making preparations i, attlck tn. little town in tIr hills [" th" north uf the rity and linsr wio yet rrnm in"d in th"ii h"n,rS wcr" un tli" eve "f flight (" th French h"r,l"r.
 r!" noble families and the uppei classes all through Portugal are l.; i..ni, fear nr Il repetition m tho dreadful days of the Paris r'minuu, nnd are flr'inE over the lm,r'ltrs l. imth F'rancr and Spain. Many i'otu. "rsr have crossed lo spain within th' 'rsl twenty four hours and they al bring tales of anarchy and absOlut, loss of cunirnl by the government au
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TEXANS ARE MAKING TROUBLE
WILL SELL
 ALASKA WOOD
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Special Nugget Serv se
 PORTLAND. Feb. .S. The Aayk,i f. rest service has completed arrange million feet of hemluck from the Ton sas reserve. This wm"l will Ice sold r,ed by the government ut Sitka. ft k believed that ihrr will he consider able compctit ion in the bidding for lis lumber as many firms n.n The west coast have sIgnifed their intention nf entering the contest.
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i.i, sent in operation or D inS Idlr n ...E,sku, and that Was lnc aiiIeiid- n,rit making il necessary Tor tiic So' .Ilnincnl tp purchase any piesen, t,lus imforc the work un tuc new T',a,.i i't gan.
 | .Is point wLs somewhat vf a slrini.linE block along with thc bon, nioas,irc ana the House withdrew ii"ni ns contention us sort of a com = rtuInis. with the Senate. IL is be- ,\,.i that the roads at prcscni iu A',ska were In s,,iIic instanc,.~ cnX n.rts [" have tiiis part nf the nicasur'' t,i-S.rI in order that they might turn iiu IF rn.tdiwtis and st".k over iu ih" p,N urniurni at once. However. aS ln,srd, th" hiil does not prohibit tn" purchase "f any of these lines by th' President al any time he may sec Il [" take them over It merely does "wa, with the positive provision that h must purchase them hcforc he bc r.ns tu build th. government road.
 Th" li",is.. could not very well per sis, in forcing this purchas" provision "r the senate for already ihetf wer"
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'.bJcCtcu tu this rrtIu,t tIUn. Dul Il w"r rrncr that or give up tnG UoIiu i.su> and thcy nnuuy agreed ,o accept tn' S.iiatc amendment carry inS t". tEnly -iNe million dollar appropriation when VIII ue made In annual .nStali . LiciilS.
 Wnrn thv House Withdrew from nS st.,.u in regard ,o the total amount n t't appropriation the Senate gave nr its cont, ntiUn in regard 1" tI. lwIid issue ahi the COnfrro.s nave al last reached an asreeiaent ou ti. rnlir. bitl.
 This nic.,ns iitt new there IS lit'" k'ii {" hc done except to draw ui' an'I nir tlie r,.p"rt with the houses "f "un rirss and that will be the end of in" matter so far as congress k con ,.rnej except that each year the an neal appropriation will come up nnd pass as agreed upon and merely nS matter of routine.
 There WAS one amendment which tn, Senate conferees forced the Toust tn rccrde from and which WIS nf great interest to several of the railroads al
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tl,oI itirs.
 Since. ih. wires hay" h.rn down ,r-rr hay" l""n rum"rs uf lhc burning ;.nd sack ing of l.isbnn hui ines" c:in- ':ut hr confirmed
 It Is believed that tim present stat "i affairs will had {" ih. r.'Si"r"ii'''' e. thr monarchy.
 There are tw" plans i".ing discussc t. accomplish this. Ono is for Eng ,,.ui France and Crrmany L., take Manuel back and place him 0n tn" throne and the other is tn allow Prince Jamie the prct"ndrr {" collect the f...ing l"rtuG"sr on the French and spanish border and form an army with v hich he cnn invade the country ant seat himself "n tle thron" f ihr l.rlganza family.
 Jamie is not of the Griganza m'ns'' hui is u l;nurl,Un prince an'l his fam ily have claimed tn hc the rightful rulers of Portugal for tho last cen- trry. hut has never bccn strong enough t. take the throne away from the kings of the house of RriGanza.
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SCOTTISH RITE ATTENTION.

There will bc meeting nf the Sstt tish Rite Club in the Masonic temp | & O'clock. sunday evening. M Sesh t.sl Rite Mas0ns cordially invited. I,usIncss nf importance.
 CHAS. ". MIIOT.
 Secretary.
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TAFT DENOukCES RECALL
 AND UPH0LOS WILSON

W. ul.l he almost imp"ssible to avoid Il c,nhiri. That was when he ordered enc division nf the United states army t, the Texas border two years aEt' and ,hr sending of these troops at that time had Il very uuicting effect upon the unrully spirits in Mexico.
 Taft drplorcd the present state of affairs between tho two countries hut h" predicted that somc peaceful means would bc found by which matters ", uid he arranged and hc was strong n his praise of the attitude nf the pre- sent administration tn not heinz forced Into wnr i,y tho yellow press of the country or by hnt headed officials. In this latter rcmhrk it is believed thnt the cx president was hitting at ccr- tain members of the senate md house and at the attitude assumed hy Cover nor Col0uitt of Texns. Mir Taft d'd mt mention the governor of Texas
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NOTICE MOOSE.

Nominations nf officers of the i"yni Order of Moose No. 14ia f"r ihe sn- suing term %ill take place Sunday. March I. at 1 D. m. X full attend nrcc k requested.
 cHAs. T. THOMPSON. secy.
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NEW : a. PRESIDENT
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cr >c al Nugget Serv,ee.
 NEW YORK Feb. eS. President t!rry If the Great N"rth.rn i:ai.r,ad irs a.rrpt-d the presidency of the Wcstrin Maryland ttailrmd and il is believed that this means tl,t iht' southern road is about to do s.',ne cx- tensive expa nding
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INFORMATION WANTED

Th.. T. < MarShall's offirc Ia seek in" information In regard |" \. !. Flynn L,te . contractor at Seattle. who cam 'n Masks tive ,c1rs ago
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Pinafore-Doors open st eioht P,- t-cns requested to be in their seat ; q, s:%5. Curtain at nine promptly.
 adv
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NOTICE.

All Odd Fellows are invited in at tend services at |. Mars's church sunday evening will meet at 1:30 at Eagle hall.
 GEO l,EAlE E. Sta.
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r:,e Daily Nugget. $2oo per ,mo~.h
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GEO. BE.AI.E. Seq. lnn d"Ilai
The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
YOUR SICK Child !
IS CONSTTPATED!
LOOK At TONGUE
If Cross, Feverish, or Bilious Give
California Syrup Of Figs."

No matter what ails your child. a gen.
tie thorough laxative should always be
the first treatment given.
II your little one is out-of-sorts. half
sick, isn't resting, eating. and acting nat
urally-look, Mother! see II tongue is
coated. This is a sure sign that it's lit
tie stomach. liver, and bowels are clogged
with waste. When cross, irritable. fever
ish, stomach sour, breath bad, or has
stomach-ache. diarrhoea, sore throat.
full Of cold. give a teaspoonful of Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" and in a few
hours all the constipated poison. undi-
gested food and sour bile gently moves
out of its little bowels without gripping,
and you have a well, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving this
harmless fruit laxative" because II
never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach,
and they dearly love its pleasant taste.
Full directions for babies, children of all
ages, and for grown-ups printed on each
bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit FIG syrups. Ask
your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle of
''ccsStNrnia Syrup of Figs then see that
1t is made by the California Fig Syrup
Company."-AdV.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
VILLAS fRO0PSEOOT
AMERICAN Mining CAMP
Big Battle Near Between csrranza
and Former Leaders Forces
at Naco. Sonora.
U. S. TOWN NJ SHELL PERIL

FL Paso, Oct I.-Gen. Villas troops un.
der Gov. Maytorena, OF Sonora, havl
captured C6nanea. a big American copper
camp, and looted IT, They Immediately
began q march against Naco, on tbs
Arizona border. where Gen. BENJAMIN
Hill, commanding the CarranEa forces
Is intrenehed and 10 waiting to give the
MaytornIstas battle.
Naco Is situated on the American Dor
der, just across from the town Of tho
same name in Arizona II the battle Il
fought much damage viii result on the
American side, especially II the attacking
force uses artillery.
Col Guilfoyle, commanding the Ameri.
can cavalry garrison at Naeo. Arizona
has flung a barricade OF freight carr
along the tracks paralleling the border
to stop shells and bullets.
All Americans have been warned and
have been urged to remove themselves
from the danger zone as soon as this
battle begins. Many American citizens
of the town have sent their families 70
Bisbee and to Douglas until the danger
Is past.
Gen. Hill has promised to 60 out to
meet the enemy and thus minimize the
danger to the American side. but II he
Is overwhelmed and forced to fall back
for several miles on either side Of the
town, his promise will have but little
value.
At the Carranza headquarters here the
impression Is sought TO be created that
nearly all the men who gained promi-
hence as military leaders under Diaz and
Huerta are fiocking to the standard Of
Villa. The Villa headquarters stan de-
mics this.
Mexico City. Oct lin conformity
with the plan OF Guadalupe the generals
under First CHER Carranza assembled
here today in the Chamber of Deputies
to choose a Provisional President and
name the date upon which the Presi-
Dental election il to be held. But nifty
Of the ninety-four generals in the con-
stitutionalist army were present OF rep
resented by proxies
After a brief open session in which
Carranza in a brief address reviewed the
constitulonalists successes, the generals
and delegates went into secret conference
over the Villa situation.
Roberto Pasqueira, former confidential
agent OF the constitutionAlists in Wash
ington and now one OF CarranZa's clos
est advisors, said that Carranza an
nounced to the convention his acquiesc-
ence in the postponement Of dehbera-
tons to October 10. when the majority
Of the generals, including the Villa fac
ton, will meet at Aguas CGlientes.
Gen. Aware obregon returned unex-
pectedly to the capital today from the
Aguas Calientes conference with the villa
generals and Immediately went to the
palace for a lengthy talk with the first
chief
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MRS. KAISER CAUSES RIOT.
Arrested in London Because Name
Doesn't Salt Them.

Boston. Oct I-Ejected from a London
hotel and hectored by a mob after sus-
picion as TO her nationality had been
aroused by her name, Mrs. William
Kaiser, Of Newark. n. J., was glad to
be in Boston today. She arrived on the
Arabic from Liverpool.
She made all haste to get to England
after the war had started. Everything
went well until a servant in a hotel no
ticed the name of Mrs. William Kaiser
on a trunk. He promptly called his fell
low-servants and the baggage was de-
molished.
In one Of the trunks the men found
some German newspapers the party had
collected on their way through Germany.
The police were informed. While the
Americans were AT dinner the room was
entered by soldiers and the entire number
placed under arrest and subjected to an
examination. Every trunk was openeG. In
many of them were German newspapers
telling of victories TO their arms. These
were seized and given Into the hands OF
a mob gathered outside and burned.
After that Mrs. Kaiser was unable TO
obtain accommodations ct the better no.
tells. Servants followed her about crying
''Hoch der Kaiser" and Shoot the
Kaiser"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
BRITISH SHAFT HURLED
AT AMERICAN CONGRESS
The Times Does Not Like Our Cues
tioning About Holding Up of
Copper Shipments.
~ HERBERT TEMPLE

London, Oct. l.-DipIomatic CONVERSE
lions have been opened by represent
Rtives OF England. Holland. and the
United States in reference TO the cargoes
that may he carried in neutral ships.
The Times aims a shaft at the. United
States Congress today. referring to the
discussion at Washington regarding the
carrying Of copper in neutral ships and
the fact that the British government has
held up such shipments.
1T is more than probable" says the
Times, that the British authorities were
justified in holding up this shipment
There is reason to believe that the
KTupps have been trying to get a much
needed supply OF copper through certain
neutral ports. This affair however. &C
centuates the necessity Of reaching a
speedy agreement with the United States
in regard to the conditional COntraband
articles carried in neutral vessels. 1t
must be remembered that, as friendly
as the American opinion is. one of the
prime duties u every Senator and Rep
resentative Is to beat time vOlubly TO
any complaints Of her citizens
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were any troops aboard the transports,
which. after taking sOundings, departed
peacefully home again"
Shipping by Russian civilians and
quick reprisals by the Germans Is re-
ported by the RUsskoe SlOvo.
Peasants Angry at Grrnans.
The Polish peasants are extremely Bit
ter against the Germans" says the news
paper, land this feeling has been in
creased by contact with the German
humor For Instance, the Germans every
where pretended to pay for supplies with
documents written in German, which the
peasants don't understand. When trans
lated the peasants four that the writing
on the documents read: Whoever pre-
sents this at the end Of the war will be
hanged.
There probably has been sniping by
the civilian population, as the bodies OF
six peasants were found hanging to a
tree in a Polish town. Their fellow
townsmen vowed TO take revenge. and.
two days later. a German scouting party
found the bodies OF twenty-five German
soldiers hanged from the same tree"
Qt was stated at the war office to-
day that the Russian advance toward
Cracow and into Hungary continues
without any effective opposition by the
demoralized Austrians)
The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
MURPHY WILL Retire,
new YORK PAPER SAYS
1t States White House Has Demanded
He Quit PoIitcs-Smith to
Succeed Him.
TAMMANY HALL DENIES STORY

New York, Oct. 2-Charles F. Murphy
will abdicate his twelve-year leadership
Of Tammany Hall in a few days, accord
ing to a story in the New York Tribune
this morning. The Tribune says Mr..
Murphy has decided to retire because of
an edict from the White House that only
~ so doing can he insure the reelection
Of Gov. Martin H. Glynn.
The Tribune states its facts as coming
direct from one Of the best known
financial men in the city, a close friend
of the Tammany leader"
Thos. F. Smith, present secretary of
Tammsny Hall, will succeed Murphy as
leader, the Tribune says.
Called from his bed after the story
appeared on the street and asked about
its truth, Mr.. Smith was good natured
enough to laugh heartily. There Is alb
solutely no foundation for the yarn" he
said. Mr.. Murphy will stay on the
job and have no desire to succeed, much
less to supplant him. He won the last
primary election and he will do all he
can to win the November election for
the Democratic party, as I will. under
his leadership"