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Douglas Island news., 1916-02-02
Alaska Packers Association

The report of the Alaska Packers As sociation for 1915 is at hand. The cap italization of the company remains the same, viz.: s7, ,5OO,OOO authorized capital divided into 75,OOO shares of the value of SlOO each. The present issue is ST. 5O8 shares, leaving l7,492 shares in the treasury of the company.
 The Association carries it's own in' surance on buildings, wharves, maehin- cry, equipments, furniture aud on product in the course of manufacture and finished in its own plants; also on all floating property and on cargoes of box shocks, lum Der and coal. All up and down cargoes are insured at full values, and salmon and merchandise stored in warehouses in San Francisco at about one-half their values.
 At the close of 1914, the fund showed a credit of s2,OO4,93I47 and earned s5Ol, ,497S5 for 1915.
 The amounts charged for losses and expenses aggregate sll9,l9974.
 The insurance fund now amounts to s2, ,3S7, ,2995S; of this, s2,18O 425 are in. vested in bonds.
 The Assooiation's pack of salmon for ] AL ...oo,, rvoo oo eoIlove.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21
Along the Troop Streets
OF Texas Brigade Camp

rhs Caller be Glad print pe-sora
ltor,s should oft
not s O'Clock
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21
TAYLOR eoNos sRINc PesMuN

TAYLOR Tea tAtl 90 AZ nfect-
ine iosiaN ~ the eoarA ~ eity commits
siener. 40 thr Cit, cg TAYLOR the Hast
esr,ts 20 $50 Geo fariN war 8 per sent
inunicipal Improvement bonds Was solid
a. T. l1eUinRp ~ A0siip for thc ae-
sount ei his hondinN companies fora
IN mlum "a ss2Sa Thsre VERY ri4ht
Rival bidders for ihcae honds ard thf
total amoart Nv KAUFMAN AMI dts a..
es iates will nay the cits 10 Ta,lf h,f
taf ttNc IS tAe.ste
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21

''n cent Wednesday nieht nlrtar,
Nnf Wh - slser hv the Ilaor, ~.
o ,luh lN,Js iaer nne ~ ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21

rhe a. o. e. Club VII meet aIih
nrn W So 0rfnn
called meeting ~ me a. D. G mem
Itfa at tho HuafeH Hotel
b
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21
CARNIVAL FOR BENEFIT
or FIRE pEPAR NENT

CtERn Tex oct 20 Carnival at-
fractions na,c ARRIVED hsrv frnm Com
fairs anN are sfttins up nt wees
IN r'rasurr here. un thc railraa rrn-
perry lust south ~ the sit, ifafk TIE
parnNd viii Ma, az henvft tHr thr
nrr department ana lprrr crowds arr
expected to he iu attendance
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21


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rp'r u7n ftr 'H' u"'n~ 'i th' I'NAN
brigade Ih.un-a Inspection d" ihr
ueftnral equipments Wl quarters uf
fh m"n WH ur mHN' F tnr rRim.
ni 0ommant"r iH ta' afternoon fh'
WNn 1911 n' leisure iu do 'H iH'
Use
lh' f-li. rrn fw'rfd't r.ra-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
WILL MAKE EFFORT TO
SAVE THE INDIAN BABES

Washington, y. G., Jan. l5.-ln an
app.al entitled Save the Indian
Babies, sent out today TO every en-
ployee Of the Un.,cd States Indian
r.ioc. Cato Sells, commissioner of
Indian affairs. cited statistics to show
that approximately three ffths OF ,he
Indian infants died before the age of
. years.
Pointing out that the re-estabiish.
ment of the health and constitution
of the indian children is the basic
condition which makes for the per.
pcluaiion Of the once sturdy race,
Commissioner Sells declared that the
campaign for better babies calls for
redoubed energy and zeal throughout
the service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
WANTED HIM TAKEN.

Syracuse. y. Y. Jan. l5.-"Takc
him. freely consent to his enlist
neat and recommend him to you as
a good fighting man. However. it
ne serves his country Ike he serves
his wife. Col save this noble lane OF
oLrs."
So wrote a Iiorsehcads. y. Y. wife
to Sergeant Frank X Blnicher in
charge OF the local recruiting sta
ton o. the rn.ted states Marine
corps. in replv 20 his letter in nlt:r.ns
L she had objection to the ea,ist-
'aent Of hcr srouse in the seryiee Of
Uncle san 5 sea soldiers
Sergeant Blcicher. upon receipt OF
the letter. rejected as undesirable the
ilofsehelds applicant who sought 70
exchange marital wee for martial
veal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Washington, Jan. lJ.-The senate
banMlg and currency committee OF
which Senator owen is chairman,
held its first meeting Friday on the
now rara credit a. the result Of the
Join. cfrorts o' .fe mmiitea on az.
risa'tural ami eaasi z and currency
OF the two hoUses
When 1t was apparent that an
agreement chould not be reached at
the last session CT the Sixty-third
ongress for the passage of ruif~.
credits bill a commission composed
Of the senate and house committees
on agriculture and banking and cur
rency and two additional members
of each of these committees in each
house was appointed to prepare a
Hill. The Hollis bill taken mp for con
sidcratioa Friday by the seeate banh-
ing and currency committee IS the
result Deliberations Friday were
confined almost entirely to hearing
the report of Senator Hollis. CHAIR
man of the subcommittee thas fran
cd the bill
Oklahoma has a conspicuous part II
framing and. the work Of PASSING
the bill since both Senator uwen am
Senator Gore, heads of the committee
On agriculture and banking and cur
ren-y. resrertively. were menf ers OF
fhe commission and Senator Owen
rill lead the fight for tie bill in the
senate. Senator Gore said this
afternoon he will push the bill with
all possible speed and hopes 10 have
Il reported within MONTH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Sh tNI.Otk WOMAN Bi.E AkS
tp POKER GAME IN CAR
RE NATION STYLE

shamrock OKLA. Jain lt.-Ol
flt.d gambling ana ,ie OIL field has
a.Ways tecn wide open excepting for
lrlef reriods o. time Is 10 take on
ncw life as result of the recent
court opinion which holds the sia,e's
new anti gambling law to be uncon-
slltul.onW Tlis vas the referred
law that the people adopted at the
pcns ly sui nlstanial majority The
slot machines and the dice loxos
haye already commenced to reap.
foar. while blackjack roulette. crals
ard noscr will no doubt soon be ie.
g tahlished.
1t was only during The past week.
u fact that a party ol deputy shor
MS and deputy oonstallos went from
nrunrirht to Ollton and look los.
session o. wagon load Of Slot ma.
chimes which they grabbed under
the law that has Just been knocked
ont, aud the same Officers came 10
Shamrock and picked up the only
Slot machine IN town together with
TIE Sia t.a' Il contained
the knocs.ns on, o. tho new ny
asain puts a,1 force the cid provs
ien4. which Gives Tie Justice OF ire
rcarc and lhc police judge stso'ut'
icrisdietior ia eanlllrg ana slot p'-
ehlfe matters Gambling mas le
punished a; anywhere from So d
st9 ana % days m the county IN g
While tAe ueN Jaw tnal was lnofle
out maze :, a felony vita iurisdi Ton
II tie dls;-ict courts.
It has leen oaly two Ncoss since
Wife walked into an OH field ramll-
lhs house whcrc her husband pas at
uay She never Nayered IN her IN
t'nt'el. notwithstanding there were
usns hlneers-on alont SNeepirs g
TIE poker table VITA one hand. she
he'd cpon her purse with the other
ard rafcd into II between $50 and
s2ea that represented the bank roll
and the moaev in Play; thon taking
her husband by the coat collar she
marched him proudly away and down
the front stairs to the street. Bat
su'h is lfe in the OIL field country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Wen. you come down 70 my flace to.
night. aud IN ste that you LET q
You've got 20 tome 20 The louse."
Bruce laughed ai her
do look a. easy as ali taaif he
said ~DO you suppose can't re,o-
ni.e as obvious a trap as thatf
Jaw. knew Il wasn't any user she
said 4 told th,m you wouldn't come
But in e,t the dcvil ihc main sus Y
goin' 70 be- there
"Nhatf' sal Bruce sharply IT il.
ehi Wen. tha, ml-hi ni4se q d.aer
encc"
He hcsltuied. questioned her shs.p
~ hut ia the end he decided 20 gp
taking certain precautions.
The time came. aud Bruce. still hea
taiing a little but determined % face
the rish that he saw could not b.
avoided went with the vomaa to her
house The whole thing nllel him with
disgust. the woman herself and the
girls he saw in her house rcyoltcd him
"iuu See. you can md ont Whnt, :,
going ou here" said the woman. Its
plain enough my Gol what's thaif
There was a thunderuus knocking ai
the doUr Heavy blows fell against it,.
aud Il came crashing lh \ squad uf
police followed
"rhoy double crus.rd uc the Joint 8
riurhDd' srrelmrd The woman
Abruptly Bruce saw what hni hecn
planned and went white I,ut just as
policeman stepped up ~ him another
mau IN plain clothes appeared
"Omfcr. leave Mr. laulgan alone
he sail Hes here To gct evidence
Arrest the woman no one elise"
Yes. MIR Commissioner said tn
man. snlutin-
This was nuoc's cuuntcrstruke. lie
hul ARRANGED for the police commi-
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..The eraft IN that might run to NIL

The graft tn that might run TO MI
iigls. sad jim. appalled, And the
daASeE-m ~ Ced. Tie whole thing
might eollap pse At any minute
Get tie facts dsvn-aad print
tAcm. slid Br-ee III siay here T.
Get mose ey.acuee il eas- don't
gMas they sasle.i Is fei.
seaens olescl 81. a slls' ailisc q
his pa!er msiead 81 leins praised for
Ais .saertrne IN tuaa-t wonder
lal siAs - ~. llHefs liza Aesl p
-8s li'iAaa~ editor sse'-els lal nni
luoaa H hitherto but II. lal.eF was a
tool af the graft ssAd tale and WAS
preparing at thai mameisi d launch q
bitter attack upon iiiaie. l.Asulsan
Tie ,iury Stevens lufn,u ln was lorn
rn lie himself was sammarlly dis
charged
III ftat. rs It turned out was a
false move. Tor Il only aroused the
fsiine blood 81 Ste,eas lie went
ffum newsnaper to newspaper until
finally Ia the o.lire ~ the Independent
be found an tdnni with courage
enough 10 iaee the Consequences et
delylng the trust
"Thcy mas smash us. he said but
l.afAlsan Is IN Lee flaha aui We'll
back hlta NJ Ntl leala hs printing
four ,i,fy aud putting 9ou uu ON
sla1 Go out uti eel Il. unch more
siua ~ this ~ofl rs you can
\ new dineer Threatened however.
faf Stanford Stone hal been Ia the Of
Gee ~ Stevens paper talking 70 the
managing cilltof when the reporter
made his report Unseen by Stevens.
he had heard everything and So knew
that Bruce. IN disguise. was working
as hbnrer IN the subway At once
he saW Il chance 10 crush his enemy.
lie went 10 penfuse. and The two con.
cocted n new scheme for Rrnce's de.
struciiun
lrure Snspeetiug nothing. was pleas.
ed hv the praise that Kelly. osiensihly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

sad Dorothy.
the foreman of the work. but actually
the personal representative and graft
collector Of renrose, gave him for his
work.
"Sufc. an you do well for a green.
horn. said Kelly I'll he aflher rails
IN your pay aud glvin' Sc better work.
TO do
Bruce gfinncd his thanks. He WAS
disposed TO Ike Kelly and to believe
that the man did not understand the
rottenuess Of the work thai was hcins
done Nelly. rs was afieywara to ap
pear. WIS a good aetof wasted un the
Job lie held lie refused III spite of
I'cnro>es urgency. to he hHrrei
You'd be wanIin linn 10 smell a
rat. lie said lies no fool thai lal,
He takes careful handlin' such as he
gels from me Lave II to me. Misiher
renrose. IN see that he goes to king
dom come lase II 70 Kelly"
Day by day Kelly saw 10 il that
Brnee get better work aud mere in
poriant 10 d.. lie praised him. en-
couragcl him And he did lnll Bruces
suspicious. 50 that when At last he
was ready TO strike Bruce trusted
him
Its tonne yea learned the blastin.
That's the work. that pays" said kcl
ly Take this dynamite cartridge.
now. and carry ii into the tunnel The
place 10 sci II Is marked wi1 IL rel
crross. The hole The drillcr left is
there Ye see. ye carry the wire along
Then when yez come back ye report
and make the eontaet-and tilf. Aisy
does il-see, Don't he droppin that
stick
Bruce obeyed. working his way into
the tunnel But ibove. whrn Kelly
came oui. Pcnrose WAS waiting by the
electric switch.
"Aisy does 1t. sorr..' said Kelly.
Give him time to get The end and
START back. Then III touch the switch
and good night I.arnigan"
splendid said rearosc. Here. |
must get ms girls out They're In
spectins the work ! don't want them
u take any clianccs.
Dorothy and Mabel. indeed. We're
near by. And Dorothy had recognized
Bruce. She had an accomplishment
that few OF her friends suspected she
could read lips. And 50. though ouI
OF hearing SHE knew what Kelly and
Penrose had said. Al once she SLIPPED
into the tunnel after Bruce.
"Come quickly There's plot to
kill your she screamed "Drul that
stick and run. Don't ask me how !
know"
Bruce obeyed. Together they ran for
the street. Aud just rs they cot ont
OF the tunnel there was 4 dun roar lie
hind them Bruce had eSeafed
But the blast had unforeseen cunSe
quences. for the ROTTEN cement gave
way. the street fell In aud Bard Pen.
rose. sitting In his automobile. was
swept TO his death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

VNEUCE l.AEAlGAN had Won The
* nrst battle ia his hght against
~ Tie nttccn mysterious graft
syndicate which. composed not
of cheap politicians. but Of great husi
ness men. had strangled New York ~
rs nefarious grip aud was planning T.
spread is activities TO cover tie Whole
country. But Bruce had no illusions
A final aud despalring attempt 10 beat
him on election day itself by aiiemptin-
10 prove that he had accepted a hrilf
from the liquor interests 70 secure laA
enforcement OF the law had failed
thanks partly TO his own eleyelness ani
partly TO the help Of porothy Maxwell
his hanceo.
But Erucc knew that the real iieii
was only just beginning The @afi
syndicate WAS mircnehed in power II
had warned h.s father. Dudley l.arni
gan. that DEATH would be his reward u
he did MT de.i.t from his cflarts to eN.
pose It's car lit.uu It had taae se'a
"a. NaruiIs. aHi l;rure had swmu not
only 10 finish ll.s fathers m amnlalri
work. hut g. a,enec his death as we'll
To rfnee stanford Stone uiHcar.l
10 b. ereii capitalist q DISTINGUISHED
faan. ier. a tau justly hanefel D. the
community aud worthy of respect am
conhdeuce. igi Stanford Stone Wa
the head ~ jhr craft yfnlIsaic Il
was Stanford S;ane Who bad deer,ea
Dudley l.arai- aus death AMI StUfnr
Stone Who lid led The assault np9h
Bruce himself Moreover and lli.
Bruce d.i nol sasl eci either rer
sonal motive liy hchind Stones cnfnity
for him. fpr Stone was ii I0,e Will
Dorothy Maxwell
lEgc had determined tbai his first
move must ha ia strike ai The eAiis OF
the tenement house district, whish his
faiher had hrei slannne 70 take up
II want the man higher uf he told
his mother. - KNOW there IS unr. ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
PLANS TO CROSS OCEAN
IN MONSTER HYpRoPLANE

Reading. Pa. Jan. l5.- Harry n. At.
wood. a Reading aviator and mechan.
ical engineer. has completed hydro
aefoplane. improved type, which he
believes will be capable OF crossing
the Atlantic ocean. The machinn viii
be ready for trial flights in the spring
II is larger than the America. and a
feature is an engine with wonderful
powers of endurance. II is the newest
improved twelye-cylinder type OF 200
horse power.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

There's one OF your hoases--burning
upl' he criod.
siuncr 10 accompany any aiding party
and had told him his plans Ia advance
Ills reputation was safe
Hut now q new factor cane into
sight Anton bow. furious ut the frs
uraiiou Of his pans. snddenly Appeared
Arrest both those men" he cried
I demand it.'
anton bow cried Bruce. 50 you
are The riain cay here, Nou are one
If the fifteen one Of my fathers mur
dercrs'
Dow realized his mistake But he
Tried desperately q secure Bruce's ar.
rest Only sudden commotion out
side the house checked him.
"riro, yelled some one at a win.
dow "lu the house across the street"
Erucc tore over TO look Flames were
pouring from HE door and the lower
windows af the house. which had no
IRE escapes He understood the full
horror Of il IN moment Dorothy was
there llc turned rraniically 10 Dow.
There's one Of your houses burning
dpr he cried "No lire cscapc,l Dor
mhy Maxwell is there. trying 10 help
the children You Cypress. And with
her are your own children"
bow stricken. never douhting. col
lapsed Bruce raced 20 the street The
policemen followed Flremen were ar
neius Ladders were going up Brute
knew the window where Dorothy must
be. lie was up the first ladder and
found her with the two Dow children
lie brought them TO safety and then
helped ia the work Of rescue. Dow
stammcring. incohcrcnt. came to Bruce
I've been wroug-l've been a sinful
man" he said But see my wicked
ness. viii reform every building !
own Ahd tomorrow morning viii
give You ihe evidence against the rest
Come To my ollice at O'Clock" said
Rrucc
Neither saw that Black. lurking near
by. heard Neither knew that Black
got word 10 Stanford stone
Bruce was up all night On Christ
mas morning when be had done all he
could for the ire sufferers. he went 10
his office 10 wait for Dow lie looked
81 tie closk $50 His mother called
him up She begged him to come to
her az onee--sald that she must see
bin lie hcsiat,a. then scribhcd
note Dow" Il read. Il will be back
at ..3D WHIT
Outside his Office be met Dorothy.
ri was afraid she said Il wanted
ycu 20 come home"
Come with me-" he said with
laugh = must hurry back but III
have breakfast at home with you and
mother"
linw came. found the note and sat
down 10 wait lle had gone 20 pieces
Tie escape Of his children had un
uerved him lie glanced az the clock
Nine O'Clock
In bis own Office Stanford Stone. too
looked az his clock lie watched the
minutes pass slowly till fiye ind gone.
And AZ the fifth minute. when. as
stone supposed. Dow would just be
beginning his revelations 10 Bruce. an
explosion shattered Bruce's ROOM A
bomb connected with the clock was
set 81. and Dow was instantly killed
Only an accident had saved Bruce
fr,m sharing bis fate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

prey y. Haughlon. coach Of the
Harvard football team, mas become
he owner. at least the representative
al the new owners. OF the Boston Na.
uanal League Baseball club James
Cainoy, who three yeats ago
bought tho club lor slS70oo. aud
rad, o pcnnani winner Of II in 1914,
roe lived an offer of more than half
million and decided to sell Ilaughton
viii be elected president OF the club
IN money behind him is Boston eapi.
nl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

aI.oL :. ~ ~ 0----s A1717---.
s.e.s lie lee
b Is he that A4-si -t ] q ~ Know
iet who le is. iHt - a.t- r Aii1
out.'
ne mas % ta"s vhfn he .a.d ihai-
iean.r= Htss - niosiei hsf Aisa
eggA as Le re tlat aaii nhiai'ed
BY Dis ,af ar aas hufiel ia lae haes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
RATE SUSPENSION IS EXTENDED

Washington. Jan. lF.-The suspen.
sen o. the proposed .ncreases in car
lead rates on iron and steel ridge ans
hip co.ers rom Ohio and other points
in the GENITAL freight association te--
rlory to Oklahoma destinations. has
ten extended to ia.g - b oder
of the interstate ~c~Esres cnm.ais-
sen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
SECOND EPISODE
Sk(NND I.fkSGOZ
The Tenement House Evil
susses,sdhy LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
au.hor ci "iAe Lone Vol
And ",soaody"
SYNOPSIS

Dudley Larussan. distric, attorney
ofNew York. aitasks the liquor aat
vice trusts. Ho is killed. by Gn AGENT
Of secret society. the committee
fiiteon. His con, Rruc, LaraieAn, ii
elected district attorney and take.
up the iight. Drnea is IN lovo witt
Dorothy Maxwell, whose father Il
head of tho insurance trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

l. r. Wixon. Farmers Mills \. =
has used Chamberlain Tablets for
wears for disorders Of the stomach
md liver and saws. 'Ehamterlain's
Tablets e-e the best h@ve ever
used" Obtalna5le everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
Eatci-i, Offensive Reaeacd.

berlin. Jdn. is.-Tac Russian Of.
iensise Is being rencvei m the Beg.
safian front and fltc ii.-n-,ant AZ.
teeks we're repulsed last = +; md n.
dag hy AustroGermar ireop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
THE c. 0. P. IS
FOR FUSION VIII
THE BULL N00sE.
EsI\ TIE CONSERVATIVES
NOt I'D CO\CllitTE THE
PROGREssilEs

Washington. Jan t. FroM .ae
most arch standpaiter to Pro scs-
ise Republicans like Senator norah
ni Idaho. G. O 7. leaders In cc.ss -
express confidence that the Gsel-ra-
t.oa o. tle rrogressiles in ca.esio
has opened the door TO united ao Ion
h Tie two parties in t4e approach
Hs presidential CAMPAIGN foDA
opinions expressed Ia .nton .cAs by
representative Republicans !, Is lear
tie Republicans desire alo,e al
tainss a re9nited party and they be-
l.eye II the Progress.yes ADOPT the
same platiorl and the same nom.-
nee the Republican narty wll te re-
united.
No Chance fer coroervst.c.
sae word is coming Ia cvya from
s,epuAleans Who rcsona 1 would
Ike to see conservative alidate
dominated. that il man Ike weeA
ly Burton is named Tie far,y might
4 well close shop Jew months
ago the impression was general IN G.
u 7 ranks the party could win with
apyhody Now The feeling is ia as
.gong that 10 win they must lave
eaeho4s sl,t .se s9mehody in Q. p-
ais d- !. iew typical sieTs
Slsessed;
Senator Borah tproeress'se Repub-
t,an leader- Greatly gratlficd em
srre that the Republicans viii wr..e
a progressive platform and nonine,e
! progressive candidate whom the
Hsogressiye party memters viii lie
slad to support
sefator Smoot ,arch standpaiicg)
Roosevelts telegram Exam, Id
alerdil Amcfiaanism. am SIRE
iae Republicans viii so more thrn
slf way in their efforts to hrips ths
smmon lasis Of action atont.
Senator cummns layowei pres.
le tai eand.datel Il Was very il.
etestins indeed. Can't speak for
s aa-; trt fer myself. I'll
crta'n ste r orleans will non IN
ic candidate OF progressive ten
l,ne.es and write forward looking
latform.
Real Stand Pat View.
Senator Wadsworth CRoo,'s success
er ard friend cf Rarnesl-I am GER
'gin that the Republican convention
All take in its platform a patriotic
nd determined stand on protecting
imeriean honor and egfitv and self
rospect 10th at hone and abroad.
hitch most Of MS feel has been lost
u the last few years On this | be-
lieye The progressisos ana RepubN
ears will agree The Republicans
III not surrender any vital principle
d Repatieasism and adopt such
doctrines as recall o. judicial decis-
| ions. but | am certain common
ground exists and will tie found.
a real stanlpatter's view. private
n xpfessed)-The few remaining
pull Moose leaders are simply t-y.ny
- hold up the Republicans and
Aake them adopt the views ard So.
lect candidate f1w Progressive
eaders want. They won't Get away
With all their program. hrt We afe
wiling 10 go a long way to win.