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mmmmmm lBBBPBBHIBPPiPPPPIPiPMV ijtiiliiiiiiiiWijf4iig;iwii msmmmmmmmgmmm r VyHUMAN URGED BULL. MOOSE- G. 0. P. ALLIANCE, SAYS T. R. .'Syracuse, N. Y., Aprjl 30. A bomb was thrown into New York and possible "national politics in the Barjnes-Roosevelt libel trial yesterday. A proposal by Gov. Whitman of an alliance of New York Progressives and progressive Republicans to rid thev-;.state of machine misgovern ment was the coup sprung by the Roosevelt side. The colonel said he read the Whitman letter, written last fall, when Whitman was district att'y, and relied upon it in attacking Barnes during the 1914 primaries. Roosevelt's testimony was finally concluded at 12 :15. It was the eighth day he had been on the stand and when excused he had been under ex amination for thirty-eight hours and fifteen minutes. Before springing the Whitman letter the colonel gave a dramatic recital of how he approved acquision by the street trus of the Tennessee Coal & Iron Co. !to- stop the 1907 panic. The colonel also told how he had prosecuted big corporations despite their contributions to his presidental campaign fund. o o WHO'S WHO? Boston. Two nighis wake, burial in family lot, insurance money spent for corpse of Patrick J. Coleman. Coleman, hale unci hearty, returned from Canada., Now it's "who's who" in the family lot ' . -o o -s-1 BITS OF NEWS West Salem, Wis. Bribk building collapsed into foundation excavation on Main st. Several laborers narrow ly escaped. New York. Victoriano Huerta, former president of Mexico, has in vested $300,000 (Mex.) in Harlem real estate. Warren, O. May Unger of Allen town, Pa., comely and 19, arrested disguised as boy, for robbing railroad detective of gun and badge. SHE WAS SOME DISCOVERERV MYSELFALSO TANGOER jj Denver, Colo., April 30. After kv chase from Des Moines, Chicago, St9 Louis and Kansas City, finally Den ver, Mrs. Nellie Cowger, mother ofa Mrs. Bettie Steinburg of Des Moines, 17, brqught the girl to the police stagf tion today and had her locked up, The mother said the girl was a run away. Mrs. Steinburg was defiant Some of her philosophy about life as expressed to the police today foKj lows: "Christopher Columbus hatf. nothing on me. He discovered Amer- jj ica Oct. 14, 1492. I discovered mar riage was a failure for me onOct, 14, 1914. "My husband had plenty of money but he was an old gink and I did notrf like him. "My mother swore that I was 18jj when I married. How can she swear that I am only 17 now? y "I've tangoed all over Denver. Lotsb of local men will get nervous chills when they see my picture in the pa-9 per and stop to think what I could- Ltell if I wanted to. Take my picture, because mother doesn t want you to. I'm for anything she's against" o o 1 SAYINGS OF A WISE PUP "KI-YI! THE ONLV SOFT SNAP I EVER HAD WAS WHEN I BIT A MAN IM HJS cokk leg: - ri-II ;l ib i tJ 76 degrees and certificates granted, , by U. of I. school of pharmacy. , -t .m?m