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IN PRESIDENT'S FAVOR
Reports from the West Prove
Especially Encouraging to
the Party Leaders.
FARMERS' EYES OPENED
They Have Learned of Third
Termer's Double Dealing on
Reciprocity and of
Taft's Sincerity.
? ? ? :? '*" ***** '
Btri B '1?-,u T?fl 1,!t
i. varly laal i *ban ev< r con
irimwd thal the poBI ad turned
,ii bla favor, and with nmny addttUonal
i.'.iaons f". BO '" h. ?
juat before he lefl Ington ti -
Pr, aJdent n red a ti legram I
Uaughi rty, ln arg< of l S? in
Ohlo, telUm hlm Ihi I the openlng of the
pgign ta hla homi atak " "luSt
lel ? - that thi bj. ~ nator
... . v illed oa
t(, m ,; Baturday, Inrtoad ot
alto
. .,.?- oi the campala
: ;. ln polll
-
.\.-, ,?? ll R to t ? ? ,,,p
i- . Bjoei t baa r-, .'v. .1 from !ktlnne*ou.
,.,., alone baa Governor Bberharl
? i'i"
..i:,.,, . tbi thlrd party, bul ao
, Rcpr**entatlve BU ??
,,I1(j other regular rMpubUcana a
omlaetion waa botb eonteated 1
,M."i recured b) tta Tafl I
ull afona been ta dlrecl oppo Itkm I -
. ul Borth by II Tl l T
Tafl j- oi k thoughl II wlaer to wi
ih* pi irli
lerkaa Inte am ?
latlc aaaerdoiu
Tba prlmarl
an of ti '
NlumrBol.jrond i>erad ?
ia ti*- n dloal chang* In BeaUmenl
. ; ? | | 4 ?
i;?-.. .1 \\ t. naUoaal
. i ?
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?
'
d. ,i'n- ?
(onnaction * i
h. t ?
>voa as energetlc a
roil
?
. ?. ? ? ? Bd
M thoae wh
, baTk '? Pn
B
'.
,. -1 I.
Farmers Believe in,Taft.
? . BM I
: t Taft'* 4
. . ! iii. and ?
one k r*ad* 11
o|
al ?? to th
laraBtha, thi ?. i---.. ? i ? i
,- blttei I) ? .'..na.ii tn r. -
i .? t\. and wb< il f"'
;? ,
?..tk,li.
j-! . the
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-
i ( - - '
? ? r Wll
?
wltb B vol > .an I
: ?
that Zk gfl
rell
Brawfng from raft. .,r ? ? i: aaevell
ni.twi ;.??* many from Wllaon
Taft < ? .. ifl , from kVlkm
many ? Booat rell from Taft The
? i ? .. . ? ' ? . ? ?
Indleai l ln any rveal reB
crlll mn thlrd iti the I
\ I - Prai denl
rroui Atlanta,
Bf* ln this Btat ? '? :- 0
niiJ , ? ildtlroe loj alt)
i >emo i ni obablj ;. ad :u.,st oi'
i STETSON HATS
ONLY
and every style STETSON
makes to select from.
$3.50 to $20.00
ACKERMAN
The Stetson Hat Man
y Ba. aa aL, Buuaina.
\l?o ut .1.1 A,.-.. <?.r. BM ~i
K,LL5 watafOto
YTSakoAiICE *
Will exterminate Kats, Mice and
Gophirs from your Branugeg in a
Safc, Sane and Sanitary Alanner
RAT CORN
mi oiiiiits 4)K TMBlia
|1 inuininlflHS tli.-iii Ko Bialtai v h.-rc tliav
dia, lh-y Blmply Ul'.v L'P. Poaittvaly do not
t-i.'-ii
Uat .'orn la a n>-?- nnd Betenttfle dkKWBTTi
and *vliii??ut a doubt iii>- araataat rat d?
atroyci ln thi wori-i tli? 0?lr BD? tl.Ht k'.lla
? ata witl'".i'. anj i.ud. oan^.'.-u- 04 .l.sacraa
?j \- affacti
\ ?;!..' ? I ( ? ? -? i
25c, 50c and $1.00 per can
a ib I'aii fA.no Bapeaaa t^seaM
\*u y.iui deakei <>r saai by awtl a* ra.
f-.pt ol !?!?' 8'? paj Boataga itookiet
"Haw iu Deatr*/ I'.iiti," PBEE arltk ea.-iiian.
Made only by
Botamcal Manufacturing Co.
255 5. Fourth Street
Fhiladelphia, Pa.
t f:?r tatina; Rat Corn b* la Mummlflad.
BJ?a48Jka8?.
f bb to voli for Wllm i. I Bl ???? I
l an unknown quani ' "?'" ' , ,'
t?ll Mh.-it ho will do, and na ae Bll wim
! lh? preaeni pronperity to ? ontlnue ?e
j wlll i ray eerneeuy for rour eleetlon
' The Reaaafttoan organiaatlon haa '?
; I- ri. ? t. 4 in all aei tlana and la *r<
I Btnoothly. Caavaaaea are noa belng rnadi
regularly, aad they ahow a atrtalng la
creeaa of Taft aaatlmeat Tbera la Bnac
tlve organiaatlon ln ivery eouaty ln ."
Idlaaa, roi hunaaee, aad all aava -
lahow a rapi.i groarth of Bentlmeal for
Taft One artter aaya thal tha aaarked
Increaaa ln the Preeldent'i aarength '?
larga ra* terj and labor eeotrea la due lo
tha fa. t tii.it every man arho waata ?< |ob
can g< t it. and al tbe blgheal aagi ? evei
| pald in thla cooatry. "Thla fa< t." ha
!^s. "ia moklng tbe mbortng man rtop
| an.i thlnk."
No Doubt of Michigan.
Ri porta from IU iblgaB ahoa tl ? >? hi ?'"
actrvi organiaatlon a! work there, andln
dlcata there la aot tba BBghteat queatlon
abou! Mlehlgan'a Hvlai Ita alectoral vota
to Preaidenl Taft
Prlvate Ii t:- ra, aaaerting tha! thera I
Mttle Rooaevell Bentlmenl to be found ln
onttn. ara connrmed from offlclal
Theru appeara to ra i ?n W
erable Wllaon aentlmeni In thal Btate.
The admlren ol gftaator La Ptollette n
ii,.1 rorglvi lt." - vell for ?ii? treatroenl of
\ nain Bf i ato u -l b< i i ?-?? they
. .. ha aaa a traltor to the 1 ? dahlp
of ? Battla Bob" tl ej ore a ' th< ?>""
ready to believe I a hai treated Preaidenl
Tafl all m ??? Alaloyaltj a
tn the bui ? ." '''
. conaln, ai ? Uw arhi n ihe Tafl
bi ntltm ; t - - reaetni dally.
\ decldedly Intereatlng lettei regardlng
(oondlUona ln lowa reai ed the Preel
: reaterda) II eomea from a Demi
tw-ent) yeari ataadlag, who aaya
, frai kly thal ha worked anergetl alli to
.- abOUl thr noiniiiatioii "1 QovtrniOl
aa i" fote for
| Preaidenl Taft. H< I ' ? ? ' M"u'y
i>.: : . ? ia nlnd ? maelt
ii.. poii ti lo tha fa. t that, di iplte tho
D 0f j ig, Marttfl J. Wade, Ot
w uaoa'a adtnlrora -?:? eeeded Ib ? I
fectlng t alectlon af aleven W
,... , it ol twenty-ati. although
... ,,,,,.. ,, ubad i . tha ui.it
i
Tl,.- wrlter glvea many detalla of ?? Wt?
ln j ... ahtch. he ? i
? in tba r. ?eleetlon of Ri >d eg
atal itral eommlttee,
r man) Wllaon
Democrats. Ha adda: "1 have t;Uk .1 ta
l . ? of men ln tl e ranki and
am <?'?!. t Wllaon ha boi gol
.; r. i ? ovement.
Bull
Uooa. conventlon a! D*" Moiu*a, and
in i...v to i
?
own"'
...
Kingl ?
Roosevelt Enthusiosm on Paper.
..??.?
paper. I
i ra ?? ani ?? i haaga
BB we ?? ?
?
, lopa lif rUo hlatory oi Ui< ?>" v" u' ?'?
i ..
The arlti i ?
ti,,:, that with loyal Re|
' '?
l< ra I
lorlty.
Ra 8 ...?.:'???
ration 1 l
a of 1
followll r '
?? ': ll ?'? ?.'?
prel dlipof ???
| : Bl M IlK ???ii b
'?
MBi r >' ? leat'a pollll i
,. flUfei -
:. t!.<
lidate I afori
;. .llc.vltiK Blm BUI l!
itlon has i.
? tnai .:?....'? ?
. Bumjx Republli an
. i to i.i-- dfa> i ?
;
Krom Peni i - ' report
i ran,' Riar) 0 Waaeoa,
' f"r
Xaft, aaa ? ln? d "the
.... i, Preaidenl Tafl and Coh>
I aith Wllaon runalng
? r i.t.orta frr.m thr KeyBtOBB Htntf
..., ?.. r. thal .i I Rooeevelt
i n third, aad tkat both ha aad
Wllaon arlll bi a long ara) behlnd Tafl on
? ? Dai
i. intlman fi i I the F ent la Wf
i t al gi Batof Uodge'a Bupport ..f
I ,. .,.,,, ?.,, ,,..,,..,, Republli an
i ;;. ? || . ? oui bkra t<? atr. Rooaa
? . ai mal ol
iau. Nli holai Longworth, t"
[i Bvldenl from II ? Prealdent'a i bi -
odeace thal tha Rer. HaMM P.
I>rew*fl reference t" Coloael Reoaavell ai
in.in aho dlamlaaed from thr> army
hla gavkarg at Baa Jaan Hlll, tho bb?
tl ? man ahO al tha. Mn!l IfOOfM
rentlon opeeei tha Bepr af hopa and
. i tha nagreea out." haa maia a deep
Impreaaion an taa aegra vfraara thiougkoul
luntry. Numbera ??f theni ara now
wrlttng ta tha Praalflent, ptedgiag Waa
theli aupport, auii aaaurlng blm thal ha
,av. tba t-<<ii.i aupport 61 all tba
: !:.. ii prt. Inct, oounty Bt tha
Many of thi n refai t< taa Btate
moiit ?,f the Rer. Mr. Drear, aad not a few
q loia it w Ith eppi avaL
FINDS MICHIGAINT IN LINE
Hilles Hears Good Reports of
Republican Outlook.
Detrolt Baat ti. Caarlea i> Hllh
< I, iirn.;,ii ol tha Republleaa Natlonad
I 1'i.iiiinitt. ??, sjient to BBf Ig D'-trolt In
Icenferenca aith btat.- party i<a<i?r.?, trbo
? Bjatbend hera to attend tha Repabtlean
stat? Conventloa lo-moiTOW.
B* tata IfHVuag for tha Ku^t te>ntght Mr.
? iiiii?-s eapreaaed mueb aatlafaotlon iiver
ih reporta gtvea to hlm concernlng Re*
I publlcan condlttoaa In Mlehlgan.
i Th- coaventlon to-morroa wiii Boanlnata
candldatea ior Bacretary of stut<-, st.it
| Treaaurer, Audltor OeBaral, Attarnayj
Oeuaral. st.,?? l.atxi OommlBafanar and
Jnatlee of the gupreraa Court to ti'.i u
i.ey fgnilUBtaa par gthar gtata
; crtBoBg aera named by prltaarlei
NAVY GETS THE WYOMING.
1'iiiiad. iphla, Bept BJ Tha battliahtf
bj rotalng aaa tumed over io taa govern*
menl al thi Philadelphla Nary lard i?'
dav ?>v the Cramn sniphuiiiiinK Company.
sin la a alatei ahlti to the bntti.>ahip Ar
kanaaa, and will !.?? under command of
i aptaln !?'? L. Chapln. Sl.?- wiii i>? pim-.-'l
in cununlaalon nezt aeeh aad win t?k?. i
l'?rt m tti?' r.aval revlaw ln New York
ll.il hor n.\t BBOatk, y I
s
HADLEY OFF FENCE
Gives Veiled Hint Missouri
Governor Should Declare
Where He Stands.
TAFT BANNERS ANGER HIM
Twice Makes Stinging Com
ment on Those Bearing
Them?Stands Oam
paign, Well.
; B) Ti kgrapk le Tb<
Joplln, Mo. Bepl ?'?- 87hen CJolonel
RooeeveH atruck this poUtteaHy turbu
leol Btate thla afternoon be eatendad ba
Oovernor Hadley an Indlrecl t>.it ^?-''
in.<i. i.-t.....i Invltetlon t'. cotne down o8
the polltlcal fence. The Qovaraer atnc*
th.> Bull Ifo"?"<? convention t.as boea to
? Uned t" Btraddl*. and ba la a aarel]
perplexed man, with hls bearl beatlnB
now foi th* Bull Mooaw niu^, th'ti I...
in own polltlcal ambltlona
Th. colonel paldneetlngtrlbutetoHov
ernoi Hadley ta hls Mlaaonti apeecbee,
but khe Progreealve candldate'a klnd
worda bad a atrlna tl*d to them Ha
rald:
i wlah to s.ij bow Immenaaly i ap*
proclati the way ??. man wbom l bave al
way* admlred Oovernor Hadley itood
wltb .is ii. tb* prtmart**. i eannol
? iv h..p,-. bnl i balleve, Oov*rhor
Hadley 4Mil yet declde ko atgnd wltb ua
i ecau**, fiicnda, i hold that n* Boneal
man ba* a ricin to stand with tho**
who atol* th* Domlnatlon fr..m khe peo?
ple al <'hi.iiK'? la Jnna."
Roused by Taft Banneri.
Reechinfl spilnptif Ll. the cotdtiel no
t. '-.I on the atreet* and ta tbe orowd
whlch board blm Bpaek many Tafl ban'
nera Aftei waraalag up ko kh* buI
of th* Ibefta" al the Chlcag.i
ti'.r, .\ir. Hooaevelt lBteraper**d ? hiIuk
Ing c iniii.it "n thelr piaeeni ??. ?? ?
Ml notl ?? aeveral Tafl bannera ta your
t..wn .ni kbey arc Bf kbe appreparlate
,,,i,? ?, i.. re araa nevei - i
\,.\\, p perfot .! kban khai one ,al
Chlcago), and IM nmn ivhe aapporta thal
Xin.i oi ?? pciform u ? ? : ak "f
.. ...
in Ai, rowd ai Lamai Un
man 44 m. a bug< ba aarlng tbi
irorda "We War.i Taf? l/-t 87ell EnouaM
? l ?
,'? ? ? l:. :. ::? |
Btl ' '
aitb tbi bann*r ai
\ ? tha ?
ai a keval wltb ta*
t man ai
.. 11
? i
called to tbe crowd;
rn< d 'iiom arlthi
? . 1 -
b tbe p um ' Thei
ua] | .Mrti tbe i' tri fr- n. a Ithln
.,n KatkM ? tte*
bc I up khi party ?> klghtly II a1 iha
poOPk* oaana* break m aitb .. Jlmmy
T:.ai < on raltte* baa dl ihe parl
? l ?? with tb* '.
rty
1 B M.idded kbat tn- 1 1
v...-. , -1 ? '
; .- ? . ? ,' f thei
III of thi
V 1 ll |l..-(
f thi "? ?
t>? about I l
.... ....
!.- ?.-.- T '? . about ti...t 1 1 ?: ? rllon of
. itorted ti ? "...
. i ? .'..... \ ,.i .iti ;.n..'!> .. i. 1 ? p
1 r< ta to-i Ighl B< *ra bundre I
minen li w,,r kin,- Barb, n ??? V. Ro ?*>
\. ,t 1,1. ? Bti d in a ,
ii aa --I"'. . vtand
? t..-? town ?? . waa
... ?. . tWi IVi ? ?
? ?
Refers to Clark's Defeat
In < 01 "1 bta cbargi 1.. t botb
? a !.(>.?- rkfden and ?
rontrolled Colonel Koo?cv*lt ? kaavored
? 1 MlMOuri h ..1 r? th*
? 1 Um fall r. of t . ? ta." Claik
campalgn Tb* ctfonel, rtol
li ? I li I1.';; h- ;? .,- Ui I 'lark 1,- .;n?
? lal* wl ? ? tha Bpeaki i 8 populai
. alled *tt*ntlon to ti - fact 11 *1 Ctarh
had 4-...:i in thi prlmarles, anly 'o ba de
prlved of th- nomlnatron al Daltlmore,
Juat ;i? ii". the colonel, uas donled lha
nomlnatlon ..' i ral ag<
Bu h i Btate ol affalra, ar ;? ? 4 >ii
- ii. hurtlfted him ta app*a:ln| alika
i? the bh mhera of botb <>i.i parl
aan actly ratreeMea' thi
"i tbe 0 iow l|i ' stat" t.< tbi ?* aaldi
tbeta t'.im.'i anWatlooa and earae w.th
I irtj WblOb, ln- said, "r- [ I ? ? i ' I
cealb th. iiKi.t of khe paopla to
tl,. m- ? 1 .. :.
Colncideni with th* d*partur* of <oi"
ii. 1 RooBavll to-r.iifl,t foi >. vlmt -., tba
oowboyi mi.i todlana <>r Clblaiaoma, ir,
tereal 8 thla atata attacbei to ihe fortb*
. omlna itetamoni i>\ Oovernor Hadley. it
8 rellnbly reporfed that tba Oovernor,
?or* under Ihe proddtng botk of tba Pro
greaatVM and tb* Bepobtloana wblcfi waa
alded to-day hy ? beallhy Jai? from th*
Icolon*] blmself, 44m maka publk hi*
? riawfl v.itniri tn. n.'xt day or t4v., h* ih
lexpeeted ko tak<- much kha aam* attltuo*
bi Benator Cummlna, ot lowa, and aa
nounoi i.i" Inteotlon to ^ui>i><.rt 11,*> Bull
Mooei niii.i.i.ii tieket, bul refualng to
laave kh* RepuMlean ha4iaebeld when u
com*a te stat. taauea.
Oovernor Hadley wanti n> mn for ih<"
Panate tajre yeara bence, and tho thim
party moV*m*nl baa hlm In d**p tvater.
Mr. Rooaevelt'a hmi to tba Qov*rnor waa
mada evldantly with th.- purpoaa of
brtogtag Mr. Hadley ofr the fanea nna
' potnttng oul to him thut th- tlme baa
eomc for lha Bhowdoarn,
j After hla paaoaful Babbath al BiBgerla
; ib* eakonel ama ta eaaattani eampafgnlng
itiim on hla tour of Baatwii Kaaaaa ind
iHoiith.-rn Mt'Bonrl t..-diiy' Oktohom* Wl'l
iii'ar th* ii.-ii.i44 af tk* i-tti 11 Mooae to-m.ir
: row. nnd th* eolonal wiii tban tuin koward
ithc Honth. 7.lKZUK|CiHaT fJnn.llv Dp th,- Ai
lantlo Coael ko Jfew Tork, Under tha re
\in.-d pkkna Mr. Ikooaevell probaMy will
. B01 r.a.-h Oyater Hay untll fxtoh.i :i.
Ih* eoloart aald to-day thal u* t.^.t
j "bully" and waa OnjoylBg tha- irtp. |a
'' hplto Of tlia> ftratll of thf ? a:n|. ,u;n h
!hr.?at Is ln bottor (ondltlori, b8 ph\.sl
ektna *ay. than ?han he J*fl N'.-w y,,-,;.
BETTER SERVICE FOR BROOKLYN.
l Thf PubUe Baraloa Commtaalou, aft.r
a n*-riH!4 of infortnui oonluranoea bstv**n
Mr. w niinma and r*pra*entatlvea af th*
Hrooklvn Itupid Tranait <'onipany; ha-<
?uccceded in gettlng un a**ur*nce from
th* company ihat ^4orvlr.? on tbe t'lfth
I avenue and May Rldge llne and ih"
I Mvrtl,- "nnd I.fxItiBton ava-nur IIit-m a>ih
I We linproved durlnv noti-ruah houra.
Fl Fi WEST IS
TAFTS
Harlan and Bede Declare the
People Are Appraising Roose?
velt at True Value.
COLONELANORYATAPATHY
Crowds Drawn Only by Circus
Features of His Trip. the
Real Sentiment Being
for the President.
[Bl TMagiaiil aa Tha THboae.l
Topeka, Kan., Bepl B, A party tl U
Beeka t<- bulld Ifaelf on treachei r. de? II
nnd dlafa.arty ? innot hope to llva 11
rapela baaeal . RooeeveU' third
party la a Ue.? and it dled abornlna. lt
!,.,,.,.! for ew ceaa In Kanaaa bl ateaUng
tbe -:??? tera <>f "... RepuW but
rteatlng baa never been popa* i '?' ?**?
eeaaful hara. The i rook aho Bli be your
iratcb wliilo be Blnga "Oaward. Chrletlan
Boldlera,' flbi i nol leprenml tha Kanaan
id?>a of Bfrograaa
"Booaevell battli i for tbi Laord -?i Ar?
aaageddon aad foi and witfa tii d< rl! Ib
Kanaaa and Callfornla. H? p ?
gO) I ??! "1 h'.n.-Mv an.i BU ferltj ind I
, the methoda ol FBgli ? '' ? "?' ''
and BHI Blkea He aould rob thi Ra
puUleana of Kanaai of a lo ex?
presa thelr ebetee al thf polla Ha calla
it progreoa i i all 11 atf altng, B b il do
you eaU 11
Theae aera Ihe openlng aeni
th- apeei h of John Maj nard H rlai il i
i;-.i,i n..- tlng lo nt] ln *
!,.,,.. irhere flve tra Rf
cana mt I to hi ai Harlan i nd I ?
Bada *i eah i om ernlng BU
dlred ? balli nge Broughl the | opla to
th.'ir teel bi antl I ' ,''1 ln
tha qalek anmrei "Tea. bei Ii
Ing, i.ut i <? i bnaol do ii
Tha hall wai pa< a< d ??'??! '-' "! u'''"
? ? | The loca
, bp* t BUI Ii a gn al bb ? tlng, ' '
lt only eatrpha lied ? ? "'?"
m .1 h had i ??: f ?
a If, Iha1 Kan ia d turried mrn hlm,
had repudlated the i
aad trould elect 1
i- Hai in wi ? :
.... ? pao t
t< lllng -
.i Adan i:. ? ??
Topeka
ihuaUatli ?
H<
tcta "1
Taft a Ov.o Country.
B
I :
u ba n we atarl
? ?
?
??
?
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a!r'..T. f ' :? ?>><? ol
and a
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lt aaa M ln Ida i I
i ,i.l!. ir ra i.?: tnou entl I than
thohf - hli i ad gi ?? ?? d ll ?
.!.,?. IWore q r v ialti tnd
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But It 1 ?'???'.?
Th< home ..i ' lov?
lohi on ? I >? '?' Ho
;..,,! al ?? ited lh? ideal u ?? il theli
.....,?.?:. ' t klnd
,,f ., re? ? ptlon 11< ?d ???? ? roa da .t Ban
Kraro o ind it U v -? hul they
mar* i ,k ..; i ln n imlx . n<
ta and i ? '
evoked but f> ? ble ai d h< llAnl bi .
M aaa the aami In Arii ? ? ati al?
..,. . oloi ..:?? and NVbi
Kow we a htre ln Ki
. i?, ii told lhat Flooeei*"
hla 001 ihlppi ri \> ?? groii ing ft wer, and
that ti,.- .?!.... whl Ii on< ? gn
tnd \< hj bt thla? \\ hj
Itooai . ? I eru and Idol of th
multil ide ' ' ? :,t! ? of a
rheerlfig and -dmlrl H
Ihi i--.|.|. ...? flndlng i lm out. iUa oan
.,.. i .., .... !.. i. ihoa n thera on thla
rainpalgn trii . ?
an.i empha l/.i I trw rha icti r, Hl <
I,- | .? i |a; , hla* falai hoo la, hla i ?? t<
hla gham promlai ? thal he doea nol e.
p, ,i to ' ? ? >?'"?> afBllatlon wlth
(ln boaaei he ha- dvnouaced, hla aaaocta
t ona wlth Oeorge W Perklni and ? l
\\ all Btrei I gambU rg who are k> i; l
Ing hlm ln tha hoi.f n al rewarda ull
tl..-..- have opened thi eyaa of th? peopl<
of tha gn ai Weat, and r ? '.:.\. n
boom la ? ollapa i
Bverj where a ?? ', ?
lirnn leadem art confldeni ..f vlctory and
tha battla i? on.
? '1 !..- trUth 1III rn.ii. ,-:?..
ta the people," dechired Mr Bede, who
fUlowed Mr, Harian, and ii. I ? v.
dence In Malne, Wrmont, Mlchlgan nnd
i olorado and In thi ret enl ? ti rtiona ind
prlmarlea thal aln adj ih- |w?->? ??
tui riini; from tbalr fall< n Idol and II
ui aoildly for Taft, for ponatltutloiial
III ,i ts and for ord 11 progi ? i Mr,
Bede added:
That ara leai nlng lhai i oloni I Roow
vt-lt is ii riith!. and bullf, who
tnrowa but frlenda, tnallgna hla oppon^nta,
defamea the hlaheai offlce ln th. land,
an.i llea aboul hla own purpuava and pre?
i.-n.l.-.i ui hi. vemi nt ?
Tha people ara flndlng oul 'hat nearly
everythlng the colonel promlaea la smn???
thltiK ha could nol do aa Prealdent, even
if he trould, an'i HiiMi thej can do for
tlwiiu.lv. | u ilhoiit hlni
Kurthermore, thej are learnlng whal
Taft haa done, they have h< ard Ih tl wp?-n
urgjed a reai and a hall ago to da
i ? i i.iin thlnga ?" hi could be i ? elected,
h. anawered thal ha would rath r bi
I'r.-i.l.-nt ffai two yeara tlian a irlmm1 r
for bIi. And they wani thal aorl ol a
nmn iu tba Whlta Hol e
inj Ti Hwrapb ta
LaWraaata, Kan. Bept 51 A blg audl
.i...- greeted the Taft ekmpabjnflra John
Mi.Miari Harlan and J. idi m ??? ? >? - al
Lawrence thla afternoon, and Tafl en?
thuvliiMii waa rampnnl Thi I Ignlfl
? imt in ' lew ?r the fact ihai thla towii
Ih tha home of Oorernoi Htubba a radloal
Rooaevelt follower.
ln the recenl prlmarj "'" uovernoi
laat hla boma town, and the ? hanging
aentlment In Kanaaa la hew vlvldlj II
luatrated Rooaevelt ?;?>< aroeted here i
daj oi ao ago bj an apathi tii BUdlem <?
Harlan and bede arouaed enthualaam,
Hini ih.- bbmb "Taft" broughl tha. Biatu
enrc to it? faet
When Befle told of a converaation wltb
Prealflenl Taft. in whlch tha Prealdent
exclatmed, '?Adam, I would rathei b<
Preaidenl for two yeara than a trlmmei
for nIv'" th<> BUdlence reallxed the mIr
nlfarance of th'- atati ment and Ihe obvloua
compariaona it mvlted. and cheered ih.
Preaidenl and tbe apeakei Nowhere abw
on the long trlp <>f the Tafl apeakera baa
tha fu?t been ko plafn that tha Third Term
1 iii |J ln ilNitlg liipldly- '
gri COMINGTO-OAY TO
Hilles Is Expected Baek from
Chicago in Time to Meet
President at Station.
KEALINGSENDSGGODNEWS
Seth Low Mcntioned as Choice
for Governor by Local Re
publicans ? Clubs of
Young Men Growing.
Presideni Taft wlll bomf. to Kaw Tork
to daj froni dfaal tagton ko i onfa* arlth
tha managera of bla campalga and wltb
, ,,u leadera. Chntrmmn HlBea "t tha
. ui Natlonal commlttee wlll re
turn her* from Chlcago ta thne m re
the Pr*a1d*nl upon h8 anival al
the Pennayl it,i . atatlon al 1:88 o**loek
ifternoon,
?> the itatlon thi Piaaldeni aill ?r"
dlrectlj t.. the houaa of b8 brothcr,
Henry W. Taft, wh*ra th* eonference on
tbe polltli ai rituatton la to be held.
Among thoae who ara expected t.> r?n
? i. preatdeni T.-if are Bdmund W. V/ake
. itate chalrman of New Jeraey; \\'ar
ren C Phllb.k, atata chalrntaa of
. ,: .... c Bbeldon,
tn aaurer ol the Repul lican Matloi .1
. :ommltti ??
Prealdi *l Tafl 44 i 1 remaln ta this dty
w dnead i). when hi wlll go ko hh
i'. nn (.. attend thi nfteentb an
ratlon of the Loyal 11 ivernora1
kVar Ci
Inareporl recelved .> kelegraph y**ter
.? Ri ib ? in Nhtlonal Commlt
i., . : . ii Keallng, ta < hari.'.' of tho
nlaatlon at 1 Itk igo, -? Bl
encoti 1 - ?? : th* Bj!**tem
\ir Ki allng ii ported In part aa
???-:
1>. the Blath w*ek before
H-, tlon 'led prorrea* ln the
Mlddle \\ ??? ? Itepubllcana in charae in
in.ii., ? ? ? ? >i t lhai ?? ?-. ? county in th.
Im thoroughl] oraantsed and WOTB
, . ? . .!-...1 i- puflned
l'.,i. taken li fllatrli ka in th*
? 1, 1 . .1 n n ?e In Taft
lly fn fartoi y and la*
a 'i., * anta
.! the htffbeat wagea
This facl -
inakli % 1 top ind tblnk.
?f. alved by blra
, Illlnobi nnd
. - turnfng
... ? ,.. ....
dd I that
?: ara ta
-
. n ?? . I ? our
1. inaaa, and
epa
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Thi
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1 ..-??. 1 ? thal .t
ikini '. bulldlng
Republlca
( ' -v
..
1 foi Governor.
ini t leadera madi by
tlon of Bl ..in Bai w
1 Ih'- R*>
hown that
waa .111 . ... iUb 1 tpre*
., 1 ? | :.. .
MR. HILLES IS CONFIDENT
Suy.s President's Reclection
Seems Virtuully Assured.
?
:. Hlllea
Itepu ri ft*r
cltj devoted t>' ?
? Blluatlon or
I ork, whera ta.
moi f..4* hi ? II ?? ? ? ? f ? leni Tafl and
1 n. hlm tb< bi tt*1 tol ?- pregreea
? ? -ie. tlon.
li . 1 ? ? a tb* rra
thi polltloal fattb tbal la In
iiiin. 11. :? 111 thal th- tldi
I through
oul > aeply stlrred
... ? the I
II, aald
mui h talk to ih.- al
Kepublh ..11- ^^ .11 4..1. foi w .1
v. ' ? ... ,.,-f,,,( ,,;' 1. .
Th. :. ? , ...tk ol thal . i.u i- Ll.
bul the pltlful abo*Ina tims far 1
t... the thlrd tei 1 1 undldati h 1 - ampb 1
hla weukiieMfl and clearl) Indlrated
n li tha 1 ?" >? aa 1 bad thlrd
? i bi 1 ? t"i e 'l.'i.-i mlned t"
Bttck li thei I 4' .' thej ? .mi do
tn -:. 'i arai made manl 1 aal b) the
? :?" 1 .. n Malm In Btate* 441 -r<- tb*
.hi ma loilty Ib lars* Mr,
RooBi'Vell l.i.i' .I" li. \4.,iHt .mi wet
. "in. Tha "..I. real dani*i I* in 'hoa*
. in ? hloh s -? llepnbllcan majorlty
li amall, a-her* I'olonel Kooaevell hopea
?" .. ii...' cnouah Biippori t.. him^eif to
lll .,11 ti. I..-1 ..[ .. ma
... it)
11- . rttei ?-! tha flghl 44 nn n.> oth*i
1. !,i or "?:. no ? ?? 11 ia bi id.-nt from
..I.'- wrltten by gontlemen whoae ?? i
thorlt] 1.1 apenk foi hlm la undl*put*d
that Mi Itooaevelt nevei expected t" do
11....- ii. in flaurc thlrd ln tba rac* H*
.\.-iii ::?.. thi campalan '"i reveage ra
tallfl llon and ri prl .11 bei au* .>r th*
in.-ni 1.ni in the pap*ra fti.-.i In conn*ctlon
wlth thi leel truai aull ..f h:n part In tbe
ni.-.11 i.u.'i. by that corporatlon of Ita
.. i< real ii\ .1 iti* apectacular a*r
....- all tim.'ii ? nd atag*d In
the int.M. 1 and for Ihe 1 eni tn ..f ihe
dlitat* "i the I'.-mo, ratlc
1 1.1 iv.tlon on this polni ba* Uept
1 1. . arlth ; ne . i Idi n< e* of hl : aranlnB
atrength and haa broughl about '..liditi
...1i1.11 ol thi Republlcan ranka to auch
an extenl thal even now, al Ih* r*ry
..oif... of khe Bctlve campalan, th* re
elt'cilon nf Presldcnl Tafl ***ma vlttual
Mi ,',i
Tbe f*ai "t tarlff tlnkerlna. aitk u.a
iiiiendanl Inevltabla demoral/tatlon of
feneral bualneaa condltion*, haa broughl
Ihe Am. Mi. -.- a ti manufacturer and th*
Amerlcan worklngman to a complete and
aympathetlc underatandlng <>f the iM-ues
Involved in this .?.iin|.iiiu.ii Tba people
of the 1 1111..1 Btatea have nol forgotten
tbe *ondltlona thal reaulted from th..
paaange of the u*l D*mo ratlc fraatrada
meaaur*, mournfutly r*memb*red as the.
P llaon mii.
An.i v.-i. juai *ucb a danger eonfronta
Ihe '.'n-i li ni |i. opia in tbe ovant of atr
Wllaon'a slactlnn and bscauaa of tliit
dai . ? .? the i.u lne?a world im d.-teitniMP i
t.In*tata Mr T.,rt tor anoth. r fonr
y< 11 t. mi,. N'othlng wlll c mtrlhute
rnore to the happlneaa and the proaper.
li: ol ih. countr) than the trlumphanl
'?'??'?<.', Ml Tafl Tha d*f*at m' \V,t
aon would deal a cruahlna blow to tho
r thoae who are determlned t-.
'"^?I'V" radlralty with .1.conorala
? nail lone 110* axiatina. 1
Hest Table Sauce
Housewivca know |t fof hn
rarc quality aml rith flavor.
LEA ft PERRINS
SAUCE
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Am Appvtiter I
J.attll.Hn.',^ Airenli.N.T.
IKANSAS TURNS_TO TAFT
ISenator Ourtis Reporta Rooae?
velt "Out of It" There.
|I-rom Th<? Trlhuno Burpaa.]
WaabJngton, Sept. B?Preatdent Taft.
? who <am- down from Beverl] i<n one day
to welcome th<> dalegatea to the Congreaa
on ifi*ri*vn^ an.i Demography, Inddeptally
recelved encouraglBg reporta af the polltl?
cal nttuotton Ifl nirloaa part* of thwcoua
;.. in bla callera, among whata ?as
Benator Curtta, of Kanaaa
? Thera bi no guaatlon," aald BenatBr
I'urtiH. "that .1 tri-inr-ndoua ('hanaa' ^
afgltlmerit hsis t. k. ... , -.. a,,,,., '
that thi- Bull Moo?" p.-oplp iu-i outafi
so far aa carrylng the stute u wncergaj
"In gtumplng my ?tat< i found countk
and communltlea whece the people, nt?rf.
nolld agalnat Taft two i.-i ntha ugo, rs_
?in,l ahouted for Taft and Sh. ti iari.
The electornl muddh in th-- atata
Belng clear?al undei th< Influen. of p^
lar oplnlon, accordlng to S.n.itor CmtM
aeven of the alght Rooaevelt men 0n ta
eleetoral tlcket havlng placed thelr r?a
Ignatlona ln tha handa ol wnilam Aliaj
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