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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

M combat with the
Giants furnished
Manager Tealy and
his cohorts their
first real workout
OF the preseason
schedule. and offer
cd tho fans n chance
10 get n line on Tea
lvla rnniarinl No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

Why the prominence given
the statement that Wisconsin
may not row at Poughkeepsie
this YEAR, AS we recall. Wis
consin never did row at Pough-
keepsie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

'DDY, who was n
strong hitter in the
Union association
last year. and who
has swung the war
club with good re-
suits against the
semi-pro teams TAX
en- on by the Tealy-
kuma. failed 20 dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

,ATHER conditions
we're ideal for speed
Tho sun removed H.
self behind the
clouds. and a pale
gray light hung over
head. Two huflers
more suitable than
w illiam 8 and
Schnelder could moi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLICMARKETS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
ALLEN KEEPS IT

KANSAS CITY. April 4.-De-
feating Edward Ralph In the final
block OF their 6o0-point match
here last night. 200 to 70. Bonnie
Allen. successfully defended his
title as pocketbilliard champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
LOCAL POOL GAME
OUT DRAWS ALLEN

Carrying out n plan suggested
by Champion Bonnio Allen on
hia recent visit 60 Seattle, leu.
gene Way, proprietor OF the
white House parlora, In doing
wonders toward the advance
mont OF pooket-billiards In Seat
tie. Previously. every prefer
euce was given 60 billiards here.
Friday afternoon and night n
crowd larger than that which
attended the Allon.M Mature
series. witnessed the matches
between nlondy Butler. tho
Northwest title holder. and
Chaa. Jordan. British Columbia
champ. Jordan took the first
game. 100 TO 90. and the second.
100 90 ~. Tho same players
meet again today aud tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

Los ANGELES. Cal. April A.
Some OF the things that little Helen
Bishop must do and must not do In
order to become a rival Of Tetraz.
zinl:
She must not eat pickles
or tarts or cream puffs or any
thing sweet that little girls like.
She must stand on her toes
and do a lot Of breathing exer-
cises every morning at 1880.
She must do lots OF gym
nsstics.
| And she must live In a nnusl-
cal atmosphere that will per-
wade and permeate her whole
being.
In order to develop not only the
voice. but the body. soul. character
temperament and mentality OF little
Helen Bishop, the 11-year-old musl'
cal prodigy. Thor Raje. musician
and vocal instructor, Is TO be given
full legal control over the child, II
the court grants the request filed
by the parents.
The child is to give up her entire
life and childhood to training TO be
come the future queen OF song.
Thor Raie believes this is the
only way to make a singer perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

tfngulsh himself aE a siugger. He
famed twice. boosted Fly 10 sec
and and died once on grounder.
Bobby James. Raymond and Cad.
man performed with the big stick
20 the decided advantage OF the
club. Manager Toaiy Raymond
drew down the house on three OF
his four trips to the plate. when he
laced out single on each occasion.
Big Joe Williams. the Giants pitch.
or. did hts mightlest 10 check Tea
iy's batting. bee. with the result
that on little Napoloon's third nd.
vent to the plate he succumbed on
strikes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

M Seattle Giants
had their first set
20 with the Ameri
can Giants. from
Chicago, yesterday
afternoon, and gave
their duBly adyer
sarics "A real tussle,
When Umpire kinR
IE.ll.u nunrnH Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
FIGHT is DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. April t.--Jim
my Clabby and Bully Murray wen,
20 rounds TO draw In this city
last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
PLAY CRICKET

With the addition OF several new
crack players to the clubs mem
bership. the Seattle Cricket club
hopes 10 put strong team into the
field this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

Best modern outside rooms In
Seattle. csc to SOC. Stewart House.
SO West Stewart tnear Pike Public
MarkeD Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
Expert Medical Service
On Strictly "Class A" Business Basis of Satisfaction
Guaranteed Money Refunded"

Our Money back n not satisfied"
department OF medical service should
not be overlooked
In this department we make q uni
form charge OF One Dollar. paid
cash down. for each visit. and any
medicine that may hs needed IL
given 20 tho patient without charge.
AFTER which II the patient finds that
he or she il not satisfied they may
come and Eet their dollar refunded
Consultation is given free 20 those
desiring orieopathic. chiroprartic or
other druslcss treatments. as well as
90 those desiring special medical at
fenfton or q DOM hinaiion OF all meth
DDS OF treatment. thus insuring the
quickest results Come and let me
explain 20 you why combination Of
all the beat methods IN 50 much
better than any one method when
used alone This 10 the only offtcs In
Seattle whore n combination Of all
methods of treatment may be OBJ
tanned. and 20 our mind. a comhina-
tion OF the best IN all methods Is tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

ms packed the
stands. II probably
was the biggest
crowd which has
boen In attendance
NJ a game played In
the new park. Con.
sidering the out
come OF the open
ing battle, and with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

VICTORIA. u. c.. April i.--Rnss
Humber. wealthy brick mAnufac.
turer. has successfully negotiated
for the purchase OF the Victoria
Northwestern league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
COAST GAMES

San Francisco 4, Venice 0; Los
Angeles 2, Oakland 1; Portland 6.
Sacramento 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

than 100 men are out for the track
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
D0P[LfTS
FREDDIE

ONE RAINY DAY JOE TiNkER's
Feds were practicing IN the Colise-
um. A portiy looking gentleman
asked a kid what was going on In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

Giants ....s.44.s+sso o . III
T~o-bass hit-~fioydi sacrifices fly
Barber. stolen hasss--inymcnd Kiiiiiay.
James Monroe struck out--sehnssdsr
4. williams isi umpirs--Kinx Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
oBBy JAMES hi, the

'BBY JAMES hit the
ball on the nose a
couple OF times.
which was sufficIen.
10 show that his eye
Ia in good trim. Cad
man biffed two OF
the balls which shot
from Williams arm
for hits. He tried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
SELL CADREAu
THE VIRCINUS HOTEL

800 Virginia st. near westiaks Az.
fhone fiiistt so8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

have failed OF conviction. II "A not
true that the ofnciais referred to have
winked at Illegal sales OF liquor. or
been negligent OF their duty. The
mayor and the police. on the contrary.
have given all the aid possible In max
Ing arrests. and have attended to sll
cases promptly on Information FUR
nished by the agent OF the And-saloon
League The Prosecuting Attorney
has labored faithfully. diligently and
eonscientiousIy in presenting the cases
to the juries. and the court has acted
in like manner so far as the legal pro-
prieties have permitted. Il has been
through no fault Of these oficia1s.
therefore. that no convictions have
been obtained. II is unreasonable to
expect them to perform the functions
OF a jury as well as court and prose
cutor.
The Intelligencer can understand
the impotence OF the radical element
opposed to the liquor trafnc. but Il
cannot understand why they should
wilfully impugn the honesty OF the Of
hciais charged with the enforcement
OF the law. when they have no relative
grounds for doing so. In support of
the officials. who have been reflected
upon by the AntiSaloon League or
gan. Deputy Rathbone. OF the Tax
Commissioners ONCE. has voluntarily
written Mayor Kirk denying the incif-
ferent treatment said TO have been ex-
tended to him. and that. on the con-
trary. he found everyone willing to do
everything they could that would help
in the enforcement OF the prohibition
law. II is just as well to be temper
ate In judging ones fellow beings, as
professing temperance in other things
and proclaiming selfrighteousness
from the housetops.
incidentally. OF course. the menda-
eious Register has to come in with
statement wholly Incorrect. so far as
II quotes Prosecutor Addleman. Its
object in incorporating the facts is
too obvious. like its sobbing on the
shoulders of the Progressives over
their virtues and the depravity of all
others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
COUNTY TICKET.
MR.. WHITES ANSWER.

The answer OF the Hon. George Z.
White to the challenge issued by the
managers OF the Progressive candidate
fpr Congress for a joint debate appears
ii this issue OF The Intelligencer. II
ID a dignifed statement of the situa-
ton which win prevent him from ac-
oepting the terms of the proposed YER
hal contest. The managers OF Mr..
Whites campaign have already made
their plans for the canvass of the dis
uict. and they cannot. al this date.
change them. Mr.. White intends to
conduct his campaign with reference
10 explaining to the voters why IL is
necessary to have a Republican repre-
sent the district. and proposes 10 do so
without considering the anxieties OF
other candidates. He has no objec-
ton, however. TO Mr.. Nicely. Mr. Har-
mer and DIT. Holt meeting in forensic
combat in the public arena and chew
ing each other up. and earnestly hopes
they will enjoy themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
HINMAN'S CANDIDACY.

Being in a far-off community. The
Intelligencer regrets that it is not in
a position to put in some hard ticks
for the nomination OF. the Hon. Harvey
ID. Hinman for Governor OF New York.
a capable. experienced. fearless and
answering Republican. The Intelli-
gencer prefers him on account OF the
manner he handled the unsought en-
dorsement OF Col. Roosevelt. and the
reason the sub-leaders OF the Progress
sives gave for inducing the Colonel to
withdraw a pledge that had never been
asked.
When under the Progressive fire at
Saratoga he boldly proclaimed that
above everything else he was a Repub-
lican. and that n defeated for the Re.
publican nomination in the primaries
he would abide the result and be none
the less a Republican. and that he
would not seek nor accept the nomina-
tion Of another party. He also fear
lessly stated IL the Progressives de-
sired 10 endorse him It must be with
the distinct understanding that he did
not share the Progressive ideas OF
Roosevelt. especially with reference to
the recall of judges and judicial de
cisions. A weak man would have TEN.
porized to have secured the probable
advantages OF Col Roosevelt's help.
Mr.. Human bravely set his face
against dipping the people.
He is an ideal candidate compared
TO District Attorney Whitman. for the
reason that Mr. Hinman has been sea.
soned by eight years service in the
New York legislature. part Of that
time when Justice Hughes was Gov.
ernor. and has imbibed the integrity
and honesty OF that administration
Mr., Whitman has made a fearless
prosecutor OF crime. but has no qualt-
ties that recommend him for an al.
minlstrstor Of the AFFAIRS OF such a
State AZ New York Besides. no was
willing 10 submit to any conditions
Roosevelt would impose In exchange
for the enforcement OF the Bull Moose
Chief - IL 10 be hoped that the Re.
publicans will act wisely IN the prima-
ries next week IN selecting the strong.
est man. who b. Harvey d. Human.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
sTRAINING OVER A GNAT.

In referring to the delinquency OF
Congressman Nicely in failing TO ap-
point a successor to the late Postmns-
ter Wiedebusch, maintaining a vacan-
cy OF over two months standing. be
cause he feared 10 make known hls
selection until after the election, The
Intelligence cited the Weston post.
mastership as a similar situation. The
Inteiiigencers Information about the
Weston postmaster's commission hav-
ing expired was considered authorita.
tive. and II IL finds II has been wrongly
Informed ~ will make the proper cor.
rection. This much n in reply 10 an
editorial statement which appeared in
the Register yesterday morning accus-
ing The IntelIfencer OF wilfully mis-
representing the facts.
Picking out this relatively extrane.
Gus matter. the Registers object was
20 divert the attention OF the public
from the Wheeling postonce How
does II come. IN looking for defective
Statements IN the editorial columns 81
The lnteiligencer. the Register over
BOXED the assertion IN the same ar
Dcie that the reason Mr. Secly has
failed 20 make public bis choice Of a
Successor 20 the late Mr. Wiedebusch
q. that he has selected Dr. J. J..
oKane IN DISCHARGE Of a pre-conven-
Con obligation 10 the - J. o. Ring. ~
but D. deferring the announcement un-
ID the election shall have passed
through political fear and moral COW.
ardice7 40 answer? 90 course not
~ ciam-like attitude with respect 10
M. Neeiy's incomDrchentiblo delay
IN hliing the Wheeling postofce va
cancy has caused its readers 10 won.
Der Nov they viii know the reason
vhy n The intelllRencer ever enter.
tained the smallest particle Of doubt
A. 70 the correctness o. its informa
ZION that Dr. O'Kane ls 70 be Wheel
ing's next postmaster. IN payment % a
objectionable political debt. 30 has been
swept away BY the Registers admis
sion % the same knovledre. which n
has neither the courage nor The DE-.
cent Inclination 10 proclaim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
WHITE DECLINES
Republican Candidate for Congress
Cannot Enter Joint Debate
Suggested Owing TO Plans
Previously Made.

Special Dispatch TO the intelligencer.
CLARK SBURG. W. Va. Sept IL
The following letter has been sent out
from congressional headquarters, this
city. under date of September IS:
Hon. Ira l.. Smith. Chairman.
Progressive Congressional Commit
tee. First District OF West Virginia.
Eairmont. W. Va.
Dear Sir
II r. with regret that your very kind
invitation 10 the Republican nominee
for Congress in this District, 70 de.
cuss the issue Of the campaign with
the Progressive and Democratic can-
didates. cannot be accepted under the
conditions. es the plans for MIR
Whites campaign in the various cOuu-
ties Of the District. were made before
the receipt Of your communication.
The plans for the Republican cam
paiEn were not made with a view Of
entering into n personal controver y
with any other candidate for Con
gress. therefore. Mr.. White viii con
tinue to prosecute his campaign along
the lines originally decided upon with
out regard 10 the candidacy Of others.
leaving them 10 such n course with
each other a. they 20 desire
Yours very truly.
J. g.. PR1CHARD.
Chairman. Republican Con
eressional Committee. First
District. OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
SOME REASONS IN RENTAL.

A professional labor lawyer OF
Charleston was over IN Huntington The
other night telling an audience Of
workinEmen why labor should be
grateful 10 President Wilson. and Why
10 should strive 20 help him BY giving
him another Democratic Congress.
Yet FRI spite Of these pleas there are
many good reasons why labor is under
no obligatous 10 the President. ana
particularly his wasteful and prospect.
tydestroying Congress without 20.
ing very deep into the question ~ rhis
time. o. BE- only necessary 10 point out
10 the Workingmen OF the country that
The change from the protective tariff
policy o. the Republican party 10 the
operation 81 tbe Democratic free trade
measure dislocatod the prosperous
conditions OF industry and deprived n
million of their class Of employment
The admitted Idle class % View York
city alone tho hrst % September
amounted TO 500 600. with prospects
Of that number being largely swoiied
on The approach 81 winter
Why should labor be- grateful 10 ~
administration that promised economy
.n public expenditures and pledged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
NOMINATION OF
HODGES RANKLES
FRIEND WRITES LETTER TO
WASHINGTON EXPRESSING
REGRET OVER DR.,S ACTION
AND Predicting a Largely Increased
vote for MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Notes Of Interest.
(ey Charles Brooks smIth.l

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. I'll
That the manner of the nomination Of
I. Z. Hodges for congressman-at-lar
mas not been forgotten and stu
wrangles in the bosoms OF many Dem
ocrats is indicated by the receipt OF
letter by friend here from a form
er member OF the House OF Delegates
from one OF the central counties. but
whose home is now. in that part of the
state bordering on the Ohio river. He
writes:
The race here between Sutherland
and Hodges win be mostly on party
lines. but IL there is any differences az
all Sutherland will get more Demo
cratic votes than Hodges will Republi-
cans.
I attended the convention that NOM
mated Hodges and 1t certainly made a
dirty mess. l am a friend OF Hodges
and would do him a favor il | could.
but am surprised that be would fall
for the kind of stun he swallowed. and
! am Inundated that a former Upshur
county boy would be a party 10 anoth-
er Watson steal"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
Night 60 Further ana Far, wo-,.

~ ~ generally admitted that I'm the
hIeseht political contest the Renub-
,b.alS nave most valuable asset In
frank b Willis. The great nuub.g -
ents VINO knew him a. instructor IN
ane Northern University at Ada and
ssiho' regardiess OF party, are devoted 10
nls interests with zeal almost reIfrf-
Us m It's intensity. regard him as the
lleai leader predestined 10 pre-emin-
entt among Ohto's galaxy Of dIstin-
suished governors. They see In mir,
many elements Of Ereatness-the better
laIls or barheld, Mckinley and other
sels.tesiinen OF great renown They con-
nuehtiy predict as did Congressfnan
Tcss IN his speech before the Repub-
Lssn convention ~ Columbus that with
N.tnH N the governors chair. the Re.
pnbhcan party Of the nation. when Ia
,hcoses = standard bearer IN 1915. will
iooN 10 ONO. East Liverpool Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
WILEY CASE
Local Man, Tried at Last Term a
Court on Endorsement Charge,
Goes On Trial Today.

James w. Wiley. sewing machine
agent goes on trial this morning in
criminal court, or as soon as the Az.
mic case Is finished. on a charge Ct
emDezzlement. held over from last
term OF court The man who Is at
present located in a good paying posi-
ton. will use as his defense. that t;le
crime with which he Is charged Ne
pracuced every day by agents. and
that IL was not done with the hone OF
personal gain. The case g rather com
plicated and II will not be surprising
II compromise II effected. Whey will
be tried on one Of four indictments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
MALIGNING OFFICIALS

The ofhcisi ORGAN Of the Antisaioon
league has made some rather proiu.
diced STRUCTURES on The city and ooun.
y Authorities with reference 10 their
slleged laEity in enforcing me provi
SONS % the Yost law enforcing the
prohibition amendment These -enec.
lions are based solely on the jury YER.
cicts rendered n me osses Of viola.
don Of The iav tried 20 Oar. and which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

user to reduction in the cost OF liv-
ing. and then went to work on a pro-
gram that perfected'a most wastetul
dispersion OF the peoples money. that
contributed to the necessity of impos.
ing tax OF s1Oo.OOo.OOO in time of
peace' Why should the workingman
De grateful to President who sue-
sested and insisted on a 3 per cent.
tar on freight bills. which. II 1t had
been permitted. would have added a
TAX OF from to per cent. to the
cost Of the workingman's food BY the
ume the jobber and the retailer had
taken their ordinary proftsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
NO RESPONSE
Or. Holt. The "orest American AreL
Eyer" is SIN Awaiting An
Answer 20 His Defy

speciai Dispatch % TIE intelligence.
WESTON. ". Va. Sept 2t-Dr. v.
s Holt. Socialist candidate for con
gress and the Great American Ark.
Eyer" is attn hanging onto suspense.
tooth and toenail while awaiting a rC.
ply from the Harmer Nicely Alliance 10
NE challenge for Joint discussion Of
The issues Of the campaign on the
stump pr Holt is cooked and primod
Tor the fray and IL ready 10 enter into
u az any old item or place.
10 has now been several DAYS since
Dos spoke up and had hia way. bet
nary an echo can he arouse from the
camp Of the allies On the vernacular
% the ground.hog hunter he appear
20 have holed" them Fond az they
are Of hearing their own voices. Doc"
D. 90 loas 20 explain their failure
Co seize this chance Of speakin' out In
meetin' when such a splendid chance
iq Afforded them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
UNCLE WALT. The Poe, PAilo.oph.r.


- - ~ - ~ 49, .
The glory and the pomp OF war are mostly i, n. 49, -
NJ ' vas ENLISTED TORI To dig ditch long NV
49, dreams eli Of dress parade Of
% "ANuORS LAMENT Haunting piumes banners CAV and
.-..- .-. here ] labor with q spade and die Tor
eeh cents Day When hrst heard
men 70 guard her shore said gladly bleed and die srd $50
arroSoones " gore always loved soldiers trade ever
CO 20 JOIN the ray and here
n cents day saw myself returning Scared and nS
yet superb captured helmet trophes torn 80
nun or serb m dreams eonqueer nv NATIVE %
uet while women kneeed along the threw bebt NJ
SONS az my feet But n TO that dear town 90 ths TOW, 80 80
sons oereit the only III are those The S
o. let An not Tor me the shining blade NOT mine ., 49,
day. F W.T. ss,een cents
6copTrEAt IslS ~ o.on-. n.sn.- a. mASOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

Ohlo has been represented IN the SEN
-. ~ zen wade. John sherman. George
n enuieton. Allen q. Thurman Marx
lienna and Theodore Burton. All these
we're men 81 ability. men that gave tns
-ltlc uleunction. Not all were Of one
party. but they we're men Tor ,,bor, ali
mao hamlratlon because fthelr intel
!ecL Vow We have Pomcrcnc a. con-
tIaHt and Tim Hogan wants the Job A
gr"p from Fiants 20 pyEmieE 10 would
De We have no .dea that Ohio VIII
drop that far--f3uernsey Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

Robert l.. Gregory spent sunday here.
lie came up from Richmond, where he
had been attending the debt hearings a.
one OF counsel for West Virginia He
was hurryfng home 60 Parkersburg
anxious 10 vigorously take up his cam
paign for election TO the State Senate.
THE Democrats In that district. the
Third are waging a somewhat vehement
campaign against Gregory. His op-
ponent IL Thomas Coleman. young
lawyer who is making his debut In pol
itics this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

ne administration Is buching Ambas-
sador Gerard's candidacy for the New
YORK Senatorial nomination because
Boss Murphy favors #. Murphy opposes
the Frederick Roosevelt candidacy for
similar reasons. and there you are.