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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-04

ANY rags? Any old iron?" chant
ed the dealer, as he knocked at the
suburban villa. The man of the house
himself opened the door.
mo, go away" he snapped, irrit-
ably. There's nothing for you. My
wife is away"
The itinerant merchant hesitated a
moment, and then inquired: Amy old
bottles2"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-04
Box Office Philosophy

"Of course, you have studied the
Baconian theory?"
NO" said Mr.. S~tormington Barnes,
Il don't believe that taking Shake
speare's name off the program and
putting Bacon's IN would bring a
single extra nickel into the box-off-
ice. "-Washington Star.
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From Merry England.-"Yes, sir,
l think you'll find thls'll bring your
air up all right, sir. When we him
troduced this re stuff, sir, we tried it
on a bald gent with a cad like a hegg,
and, would you believe it, sir, e 'ad
to ave is air cut thee times on s
way 'ome. So we reduced the
strength.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-04
BILLS PICTURE MUST COME DOWN
(By The Associated Press)

Haenisch, minister of religion and education, has notified all gov
eminent school that pictures of Hohenzollern or of the late crown
prince may no longer be hung in school rooms.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-03

Estate Of Clarence Reeves. Deceased.
Notice is hereby siven hy tine UNDER
signed. Administrators OF the Estate 0f
Clarence Reeves, deceased. to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
'aainst the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
location of this notice "a the said adj
nnistratriX at her ranch near Coal
wood. Montana or at the offices Of Geo.
w. Farr Esquire. at Miles CITY Mon
tsna the same being the place for the
tlnnsa ction Of the business of said
estate.
MRS SARAH REEN f.S,
Administrators of the Estate of Clar-
ence Reeves. Deceased
pated this nth day of September,
1919
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- NNO\$ FOR ~ RD.lCNrIO\
!" the District Court eft the <fNtr-n,h
Judicial Dist rirt eft the state of Nom
taHa. in and for the Comfy ,t
KATIE. ElTRl.INGi. Plaintiff.

ELLSWORTH Hl'El.lNi. Defendant.
III" state Of Montana sends Greetin.>
!" the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned To answer
tn" r"mpl dint in this action which is
hl"l in III" ntfic" of the clerk Of thi :
court and iii" Your answer and serve. Il
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs artor-
neN within twenty DAYS after I'll. srr-
Vie" "f this summons. exclusive of day
-! service: and in case III Your failure.
To appear az answer. Judgment will h..
taken AGAINST YOU by default for the.
relief demanded in the complaint
Tn" said action is brought to obtain Il.
deere" of absolute divorce. by th. pl;tin-
uH from til. martial relations existing
between her and the. defendant on III.
ground of defendants conviction nt
felony as will NOR. fully appear from
Preference" To plaintiffs complaint on ME
herein and the piaintitf seeks r-Stura-
ti"n Of her maiden nam.. and costs of
suit.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal If
said Court this 13,h day Of September.
1919.
&. n. i.INDE.Rtkt;
Clerk of the District Court
ttourt Sealt
Frank Hunter, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Anime PoIcons the Eve.

Se careful not |" get ANY of the dust
into the eye. Many such pencils are
dyed with ani,ine, and several cases Of
severe injury are reported. In the
Archives o: nphth;tlmoio.y, Or. Il. J.
dcCurdy tells ri Ii Young woman who
not only had the white of her eye
stained blue, but who had 10 have an
operation performed 10 separate Iii.
sOwer lid from the eye.,all. these hay
ing grown together in the healing OF
Che sore produced ~ the ani!.no.
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Ancient American Art.

Thus far Bolivia i the only locality
of the n-W world whence tin in large
commercial quantities is exported. re-
parks the 81. Paul Pioneer Press. The
deposits are large. AMI The use IF tin
as an alloy appears 10 be as old as the
people. ~ any rase. before the com.
Ing OF the Spanish rpnquista dore> the
natives Of Peru AMI Bolivia. in the
vicinity of Lake Titicaca. made use of
tin as an alloy wiki copper TO U.ahe
bronze.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
IN pursuance TO an order Of the above
entitled Court made on the 4rn day Of
October 1919 in til" mattel Of the. IS
tate of Elmer Bailey Deceased. the
undersigned, the Administrator OF said
estate will sell at private sale TO the
highest bidder upon the followine
terms and conditions hereina ft.i mem
toned. and subject TO confirmation by
the said Court. on on after the lst dan
# November. 1919. At the hour of two
o'clock f. NJ. Of said day. all the right
title and interest in said estate of said
Elmer Bailey. Deceased. at the time
Of his death. on acquired bN his "s-
tate thereafter by operation of law. or
othtfWtSe other than. or in addition to
that Of saia deceased At the time Of his
death. in ana to the following described
real estate. that is to say
Southwest quarter Of the
s S2It|s Sn%r,gr Of and sa., f nr
IT, Sout9rsat Quarter r.: South ii
cast Quarter Of the Northeast
Township Eight. south Range
FIFTY Three East Montana
principal Meridian, and in the
'oun(E ~ Powder River. State
Tht r"rns .nf conditions If said sal,
are to BE- cash in lawful money of the.
United states: II per cent Of purchase
price TO be paid at the time of the sal lie
and balance on delivery of CONVEYANCE
Deeds and abstracts AT the rNnense
of the purchase: all bids and officers
must be in Writin4 ana left At OF MALL
ed To the administrator n, Miles lfty
Montana. before the date Of sale
J.'ted th!S 4th day Of October. 4. y
1919
W =. CLARKE
E#tf.t- 1'ont-Saal
5. u NcKinnon
.tttorHeH tor Administrator
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- VI Vu<>.


The State % Montana sends Greetings
to the Above Named defendants:
Nuu are hereby summoned 70 answer
the complaint i'm this action Whlch is
fled in thu office OF tn" clerk OF this
court. and Ill. Your answer and serve
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attor-
nry Within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons, exclusive of day
~ appear OF answer. Judgment will y"
ta Ken a-ainSt YOU by default for tn.
.rlof demanded in the complaint.
said action is brought for the nulpos"
nf ohtaiHin- a Judgment AGAINST the
defendant. Edward -Aronheini, for the
sum OF ON. Thousand tSlee".oo) Dol
lars. together with interest thereon AZ
Tie rate al twelve ptr cent per annum
from December 30th. I"l>: for the fur
Their sum OF one Hundred ,>loo.oo} Dol
lars. togeti.," with tnteTts - thereon at
tn" rat al twelve n"1 cent per arnum
from December 3Gth 1915: fur the fur
,hvr sum OF one Hundred tSlo0.oo) Dol
lars together with interest thereon At
tn" rat" If twelve pen cent peg annum
from December &"th. l9l,: for tn. fur
thrl SUM ii one Hundred IS loo.u0l Dol
lars, together with interest thereon at
the rate ot twelve Der cent per annum
from December aoth. 1918 said amounts
being the amount 5u, this plaintiff by
the defendant Edward Arunheim. on
certain pFnmisSury notes dated peceln-
her &"th. 1919. and described in plain
titt's complaint on file herein and TO
which reference is hereby made: for the
iufth@r sum Of seventN-three and
.% 100 ts13.9a) Dollars. together with
interest thereon at the rate of twelve
per cent per annum from January 12tn
1918: for the further sum of Twenty
six and 54l6o tS2f.54) Dollars. together
with interest thereon at the rate Of
tw-lF" per cent per annum from No
being the amount advanced in payment
of taN.s assessed on the lands and
premises described in plaintiffs com
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NotiCe af ~herfN.~ sale,

Under and by virtue of an Order of
Sale and Deere. Of For.clasur. issued
out of the District Court of the County
OF Powder River. state of Montana on
the 9Th day "f september, 1919 in tn.
above entitled action. wherein f. n
knutson and II. w. Knutson. are plain
titfs and Robert T. Furnish and Carrie
II. Furnish. Husband and Mif.. and the
Ranking Corporation of Montana and
j. w. Western are defendants on thu.
18th day of March. 1919. which said
Decree was on tn. 18th day of March
1919. recorded in Judgment Book + on
Page i2l. Of the records If Custer
County. and later Transcribed to the
records of Powder River County. Mon
tana. ] am commanded to SELL
All that certain piece or parcel
of land situated in Powder
River County. state of Mon
tana. as follows: The SOUTH
west Quarter Of the North
west Quarter 'SW4 NWl.).
the Southwest Quarter SW4.
the West Half of the South-
east Quarter VIZ SEA, and
the Southwest Quarter of
the southeast Quarter (SEL
SEQ of Section Thirty Five
,35) in Township Thre. South
Of Range Fifty East. NJ. i. NJ.
Notice is hereby given that on tn.
18th day of October 1919. at twelve
o'clock noon. of that day. at the front
door of the Court House in Rroadus.
Montana. ! will in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclosure.
sell the above described property. or SO
much thereof as NAV be necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with in
t-rest thereon and costs to the highest
and best bidder for cash. in gold coin
Of the United States.
Dated this ~ day Of September. 1919.
W. f.. SUFFER-.
Sheriff.
W. Z. Husband. Harlowt, IN. Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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NSVscr Tor E'ubItcHtfGH-lS0tTted Tract.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department. 81 the interior. Y. 5.
Land Office at Miles city Montana,
Sept. lG 1919
NOTICE Is hereby given that. as
directed by the Comnissio Ter Of the
General Land office, under provisions Of
~ Sec. 24ao. y, 3, pursuant 10 tht ap-
plication Of Datus \. kendric<, Bildlc.
Montana, Serial No. o3s52a we Viii
OFFER q public sale, to the highest Did
der. but At not less than S1.75 per acre.
at 10 q clock \, NJ. on the Tti1 day Of
Noycnhef, 1919. next, a t this Office the
following tract u land. So NE.14 sec.
~ SEA- NWia SW i MEL sec. rs +.
=. 4. IS T.. NJ. Vi. This tract is
ordered into the market on A showing
that the greater portion thereof is
mountainous Of too rough for cultiva-
ton.
The sale will not he kept open. hut
VII be declared closed when those pres
enf at the hour named have ceased bid
ding. The person making the highest
bld viii be required to immediately nay
TO IN" Receiver the amount thereof
AnN persons claiming adversely The
above described land are advised to iln
their claims. nF objections an OF before,
The ti,ne ESTIMATED for sale
g.. ". MYERS, Re.t~ter.
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In the District Court ri the Sixteenth
judicial District nj the state of N"n-
tana in and for the County of Paw
der River.
m tNt N8ttef OF ihn Estate Of
Frank 7. Livingston. Deceased
NOTICE DE, PRIOR wv. uE, MILL

PURSUANT To an order of said Court.
made on the 9Th, day of October. 1919,
notice is hereby given, that SATURDAY.
the LIST day of November. at Ia o'clock
A. NJ. of said day 1t the Court Room
OF said Court. At the Court House in
Broadus. Montana in tn said county
OF Powder River has been appointed as
the time and place Tor proving the
VIII Of said Frank F. LIVINGSTON
deceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton Of Louis Livingston for the iSsu-
ance To /. r Leonard Of Letters rrtSta-
mentarN when and where any person
nt"reSted may appear and contest the
same.
Dated oetoher 9th 1919.
iSEAi-1 II, t. STRAiTo\
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Time Siqnaied by Wireless.

When a survey was made OF the
w:!ds of Bolivia all longitude was fig
ureG by the aid Of time signals sent
by wireless from station 40 miles
from the base Of operations.
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Somethinake

The Lady Didn't hear you quote
Oman khayyam just now" The
Broker-"l think not. II fact, don't
think ever heard c. the stock. -
Boston Transcript
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ROBERT T. FURNISH. CARRIE \
FURNISH. Husband and Wife THE
BANKING CORPORATION OF MON
TANA. ana J. w. WESTERN
IL. LIZ,
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J. S. RUE

IN the District Court ut the sixteenth
.fuaiciai bi>tsist 81 the state ut NNu-
faii;,. in nnd tor the County Of Pow
Ger stfNcT.
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IN the District Court sf the seventh
.lssitcta1 District at the state Of Mon.
tsna. In and fer the Count. or Pow
der River.
F. II. k\tTSoE ard H. w kNl'TSoN
Plaintiffs
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w me District Court Of the ~jx,r.,rh
tudiria. District rr tn. stat. nf W.
'HHi. !" and for the Comfy Of Pow
der River.

Sfti! Comfy BANK \ STATE,
thanking Corporation. Plaintiff
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In the District Court of the Sixteenth
.indtciH! District OF the State Sf Nun-
t:na. IN anu for the County of Pow.
der River.
- " WON =.

NER y. DUNLOP. Plaintiff.
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WITNESS my hand and the seal ur
said Conrf This 26th day uf September.
y. H. 1918.
tSE'AI.l H. r. SITUATION tl.,j.
L. Il. Hayes
Attorney for Plaintiff
I,""mS X Arnold Block.
Niles City. Montana
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NuEttE or SALE OF REAL ~
~ .EE ~, IRIA wv, SSll,

In che Matter af tine Estate Of
t.lMnE s.il.N. nce.as.-l
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4. =. Hayes.
Attorney for Plaintiff
hoonS x , Arnold Block
Miles city. Montana.
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r. ~ MD N HiT'HprK. jessie,
mEAtl; hlTrHt"'K. FIRST IA
TlpNAL RANK Dr MILES ,,i.rv
and VICTOR JOHNSON. D,frnl;,nts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
300 PINE BLUFFfANS AT SHOPS BENEFIT!
 BY WAGE INCREASE
Retroactive to May 1st, New Schedule Brings Local Men
 Large Sums.

About 800 Pine Bluff men-carmen workers in the metal trades and their helpers at the Cotton Belt shops-benefit by the increase in wages, recently granted by the fed eral railroad administration. The agreement became effective last Mon- day, October 20, but is retroactive to May of this year. This means that the Pine Bluff men will have quite q bunch of money coming to them in the near future, the back pay to be given as rapidly as the time-keepers can go over the records and tabulate the amount due each man.
 The new nationa! agreement, eff fected between the railroad admin istration and leaders of the shop crafts, provides for an increase of cents an hour for men in the metal trades, and of nine cents an hour for carmen. Machinists, boilermakers, blacksmiths and coppersmiths who have been receiving 68 cents an hour are paid 72 cents an hour under the new schedule, and carmen, who have been r.eceiving 58 cents an hour, now are paid 67 cents an hour. This will give the metal trades workers $5.76 for an eight-hour day, or $34.56 q week, and carmen $5.36 day, pr $3216 week. exclusive of overtime.
 Negotiations resulting in the new agreement extended over many months, the shop crafts affiliated with the A. F. of L. refused to join in the walk-out inaugurated by an organization in the Chicago district while the discussions were proceed ing. w. B. Hicks, general chairman of the shopmen on the Cotton Belt, represented the men of that road in the conferences at Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
LEN0IR, THIRD OF
 'DEFEATIST' GROUP, PAYS DEATH PENALTY
Bonnet Rouge Editor, Suffering Paralysis, Carried to Place
 of Execution.

Paris, Oct. 24.-Pierre Lenoir, convicted on charge of having held intelligence with the enemy, was executed at Sante prison at o'clock this morning.
 Lenoir, who had been i'll for some time, suffering from paralysis of both legs, had to be carried to the place of execution. His attorney M. Molene, asked yesterday that the prisoner be examined mentally and physically.
 Ut is an impossible thing to exe- cute sick man." the attorney claim ed.
 i The officials, however, decided to proceed with the execution regardless of this protest. Lencir was able to sign the regis ter of the prison, but was unable to take step. The guards carried him out.
 Pierre Lenoir was the third per son to be executed on charges arising out of attempts made by German angents to conduct "defeatist" cam paign in France in 1915 and 1916 The others who met death as result of revelations made against them were Bolo Pasha, executed April IT. 1918, and M. Duval, who faced the firing squad July IF, 1918. Both were directors of the Germanophile newspaper Bonnet Rouge.
 Lenoir, who as young man had led an idle and dissolute life, came into public notice early in 1918 when the arrest of Senator Hunlbert, own CT of the Paris Journal, was follow ed by charges against several men who were alleged to have acted as agents of the Germans in buying the newspaper from M. Humbert. It was hsown early in the investigation that Lenoir had paid M. Humbert large sums of money which he had received from Germans and that Le. noir had received commission o1 about $2OOO00 for his work. The money handled by Lenoir came into France by the way of Switzerland, g German agent named Scholler, act ing for Germany in that country.
 Lenoir was doomed to death or May 8, 1919, and desperate but futile efforts were made to gain commu tation of his sentence. Lenoir was removed to Sante prison after what appeared to be his last chance fol life had vanished, but on September 19, last, when the firing squad was | in position and all preparations fo1 1 his execution had been made, his llfe was spared for time in mos' dramatic manner.
 His attorney asserted that Lenoil could give evidence wanted in the case of Joseph Caillaux, who wa: yesterday brought before the higl court of the French senate on { charge of "conspiring to bring abou premature and dishonorable peace
 with Germany" Lenoir was givel searching examination by judicia authorities, but subsequently, it wa: announced that nothing he had lait before the officials would justify mitigation of the sentence of deatl passed upon him. An appeal to th' court of revision was rejected on Oc ltOher 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
Arkansas Eleven Plays Louisiana at
 Shreveport Today

Fayetteville, Ark, Oct. 24.-Ari:- arsas will make strong hid for the cham pionshIp of the Southwestern Intercollegiate Athletic association. l ii th, race started is kept up, and If i as much improvement is made as was made last week.
 l.ycryth:ng is in preparation for the annual classic of the season, when the 2azorbacks meet the Lou S. iiara Tigers at Shreveport tomorrow. Both teams are determined to win the gan,c. ard one of the best fights seen in the south will be viewed b" those attending the game, declare football enthusiasts.
 Roctcrs arc still talking of Satur- days game, when Arkansas romped on the Ro'la Miners, 20 to O, and are certain that the Razorbacks will r.- peat the t.n7 victory over the neigI.- Dor staae's Bengals, making it tw) straight. he classic, which has bee staged fer almost quarter of a century. has been pretty well divid. ed, Arkansas winning one year anl Louisiana 1he next, and vice versa. Thc ,l:;ry between the two sch ,ois has always been of the friendliesa kind This game is the only one con necting the Louisiana State univer' sity with the southwestern associa- tion.
 The results of the Arkansas Louisiana contests since 1908 are:
 1908, Arkansas 4, Louisiana 36; 1909, Arkansas 16. Louisiana 6; 1910, Arkansas 54, Louisiana 0; 1911, Ar kansas II, Louisiana 0; 1912, Arkan- sas 6. Louisiana '; 1913, Arkansas ', Louisiana 10; 1914, Arkansas 20, Louisiana 12; 1915, Arkansas ',
 Louisiana 13; 1916, Arkansas 2, Louisiana IF; 1917, Arkansas IA, [ onisiana O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25

dropped hammer or tool may strike you suddenly and injure you more or less severely. In any case you are liable to be laid up. How about your income during that time? Why not make sure of it by taking out an &C., cident insurance policy? Then no matter what happens you will be sure of a weekly sum that will come in mighty handy during you period of incapacity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
Tennessee Bishop
 Will Head Council

Dctrcit, Mich, Oct. 24.-Rev. Ar thur w. Motion, rector of Grace church, Lawrence, Mass, today was elected by the Protestant Episcopal church in convention here, to be missionary bishop of Utah, to replace Right kev. Thomas J. Garland, suf- fragan bishop of Pennsylvania, who declined the election.
 Bishop Thomas F. Gailor of Ten nessee, eha,rman of the house o1 bishops, was elected by the bishops to be president of the new executive council of the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
CONFIRM ADMIRAL COONTZ.

Washington. Oct. 24.--Nomination of Admiral Coontz, to be chief of naval operations, was confirmed to- day by the senate in open session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
REFIJsE BOUNDARY REQUEST

Paris, Oct. 24-Rumanian demands for ratification of the frontiers have been refused by the Supreme Council according to information received from French sources.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
CUT THIS OUT-I1 IS WORTH
 MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip. enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,, 2935 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, H.. writing your name and address clear ly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds and croup, Foley Kid ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab. lets. Mann's Pharmacy.-adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
SENATOR MARTIN BETTER

Charlottesville, Va., Oct. 24-Sen- ator Thomas s. Martin. whose con dition was reported as being critical yesterday, rested fairly well last night, according to Dr. John Staige Davis. his physician. and was in no immediate danger this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
EXTRADITES WOMAN.

Austin, Tex, Oct. 24.--Extradic- tion of Mary E. Rodgers, charged with conspiracy to defraud the Ohio Valley Butter company of $14,000 on August 16, 1917, in Pittsburgh, Pa., was granted by Governor w. P. Hob- by today. The woman is under ar lest in Houston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
CHARGE MURDER.

Kansas City, Oct. 24.-A charge of first degree murder today was placed against the youth who gives the name of Thomas Barker of New Orleans, in connection with the shoot ing of Adolph Gray yesterday, when an attempt was made to rob Gray's jcwelry store, located in the heart of the business district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-25
BROUGH DECLINES INVITATION

Little Rock, Oct. 24.Due to pres sure of other business, Gov. c. H. Brough has declined the invitation extended to him to deliver an address in New York October 27 before the Rocky Mountain club, an organiza- tion. composed of transplanted west erners. Governor Brough had been asked to speak on Roosevelt"