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WILSON WOULD BRING ON
RAINY YEARS, SAYS TAFT
President Also Denounces Roosevelt's Trust
Plan and Promises Revision of Tariff
?Hints at Extra Session.
DANGER OF A DICTATORSHIP
Revolution in Wake of Third Term Policies?Says
Suffrage for Women Is a Question To Be Decided by
the States?Confident of Victory on Record in Office.
I'oiir rait.v j eara v.ovild follow Woodrow
Wilaona electi.in. ITesld^.t Taft aald in
an iBtarrlaw reaterday. ll thr. mm- tlma
t:.c Presid-nt denoun ad Bofaaavelt'a truat
plaa. promiscd a revi.lon of tlu- tartfl and
hlnted nt an extra Baaatoa If il Repuwi
eaaa controi thr aaxl CaBarrfras
The President warned the people that
rhlrd term party truat plaa with an
urprlnclpled man ln th'- Tresldent's
nilgbt lead to lha rMuMiahm.-nt of u
<1irtatorah1p and eauae a rt , olutlon.
iie ai-o aacuaaad Immlgratlon, laboi
la,w<" and BOM B_8 respetta to both th?>
.?andidates riinning agamst h BB- Tho in
iervi,:w follawa;
Whit do yoi. tlvnk, Mr. Preai
ef?nt, of the propoaal of the third
term party to control tha truata
through faderal mcorporat.on and
ragulation?
it would cre.it- tl ? ? Bjoaatroua
n.onopoly <-f power in the 1 iftory of thi
world?a p.-wer a? much fraater, ?y much
.-n^re autorratie, than that of a ? >?ar or
a Kapoleoi ..- tha buelneafl IntereaU ol
tha- twentleth century ar.' f;r<?nier. more
dc-minant and daneaohina than
thoae ot two tbouaand or two hunarea
rtur.H ago Ib unprlBclpled man wlth
auch power in ine grafp could perpetuate
bis authorit\. parnapa under bj-iuni.ne
fornia. and bacome a dlctator unl
liold could be Bhakea loo.i i" ?J
lutlon.
To raturn to "marketa of the
world," Mr. Preaident. do you rt
gard as hopeless or useleis any
efforta in that d.rection?
The record of niv ?dmlntstra
i.ot lndl.ai. thal I
?.* atthei hop. leaa oi '.'" <
i-ontrnrv, th. Rdvancea In that dir<
hava baan freat. r than at ?ny pr. i
perlod m oui Blatory, end Blgnally
ceaarful. Our exo4?n laat year
?mounted lo ?. ITO, 19.KS. of wh ch IM.
?
ufactui ? ? > ? naurapti.
large-t export trada and Ihe largeal
-...j tlon of manufa. l
.,, tlon the . ountry has ever Ki
ln 1198, the last fu'.l y ? laat
J^emocrntl tariff law. known i
iaw. ih? total exporq
.' whieh manufacturea read) for
BumpUon araountad to t-81,~i>3,187, n pro
portion to the 101 ll of fl.Of
seeni to t?- ? aufflcieat r.? s>lv to Qoyernor
Wtlson'a talk ;..ho-.:t the I'ayn. tarlf]
Ifalt ket foi ?? ? "> energjr
.: . "
How do you explain the high cost
?f living. Mr. President.'
noted Engllab li ai Kalr
?-.,-? i ,i
tuiU.f-.il and deliherate in hi
, .if liii,..r i >i ? > l, ? dd :.i
i.ii ad'lres.- ln Chrcaao on Beptember 17,
rdlm -i repoi ta, thal "^3
par canl of * ara
.\- the !,??;?'? ?
{. ... .... Mi Hl ?
tmn Shat ? nd Uon m
much Blghi ' ? -red
with ??rnlnfi of la
rnlte.i Btat. a. lr aoma i Itlaa ol l
hlKn pri ?
H \t a fact tl
baa been world?wtda Bav?
iiitfs oui;* .? oaltfl -mountlng to li,..'*.'.
? ? ? ? .--.?
per eap.: Ilcate
ti .it .-?,..- i only ri.,t
faelni; Btarvi tloi b I ir. abla to par the
i-ost Of llvii | and al.--. i :
..'.'io fi.r "a r.i.r.y di 1 BUCh ar tha cl* v
tion ot ? Demo. i atlc Pr. I < lon
arreaa. t\ i !?). woul four | aau ol
raln) i
The Payne law had h?d ?
uith ..d- bi 4t of livinp th*n
? ? . ? larlr. On tbe
eoatrary, it h;i* enabled the \r. ?
>\ork?r to maet the coat of iivii.g and
malr'a'.'i i ??? famlly in norafort
? of tbai laa proa
pT.ty hns been grmdually r. tored alnoe
tbn pani Practically every ?ble
t^i.liad u;u:. Who ll WlUlng to wor
\.o- r larur- Industrial
. ?-ntre*. p-> well ? l Of the
. ou:.* I l >r l.u ex
,ae(J>< the aupply. (ity hotela ':a\.
thronged ll i I i
. i ? ? ? ?
aiiri ampty -: p r
'haaera of Kood?< to repl. ulah t ?
Parm. i wer. nev. - I tter off. i
aedtimat. s lookiaf forward i i
?ti 11 araater proaperltv. provkled
nation * ] roBT. al ot be balted by
lha benumblnj ilael^r of free tryie or
the deatruotlve lava siream of Bnarchy.
You do not appear. Mr. President.
to bold out much hope of revision
of tha tariff?
.Moat r,it.;t,.. 1 o^ hold out l
tba hope but ti,.- certalnty of revision,
rf :ded thal "?
baaard. but baaed upon th. i
? ' "-s.?ar> to pr. rcnt d.
,-1 from i. iropei n countri. a an l, i
?? add, ?''?.-<) from Japan. L'ndei tb.
pro* ' ? '' '?' Wll i waa
?ppolnf ? Tariff Boarfl lo make la
? b /;:? lona Into eai h Mh a
... in detecralnlni tb? coat of produc
tion hara an.i the eoat "f prcluctlon
? broad of tbe artlclefl n.mi'd m tne
?chedula. Th? Tarlfl Board mada .. r.
r.ert on the production i nd the
n if.-icture of woollena ,n thla
try ar.d in all the countrlea abroad, ard
?ave aimilar datn us to th'. raanufactura
nton if tha Republlcan party had
t-ontrol of tbe Houae ol iatlves
there w<,ui?i hava been no alfllculty In
v.nK n wo.ill.li bill auch af Indeed wai
pr.-aented by the Republlcana in Congress.
reducii.K th. duty on ?.".i and on
l?-r.a to sucii a dej,'r>r a.s nol t.< IncUldf
rr.'.re than enOUgh to anable ihe \4'.o|
induatry and the woollen lndu?trv to llv.
?nd produee n reaaooable prorlt. Th.?
.itne ihinK couM hare n.-T. (i.,i.? wlth
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
"They are fascinat
ing letters," says the
New York Tribune of
Letters of George
Meredith
in
SCRIBNEKS
MAGAZ1NE
There are some nota
bly intimate and in
teresting ones in the
OCTOBER Number
Oa Atl Navfa-Stmnda
!? to tl e eotton induatry ' ' '
other bi.n.l. ibe Democrata pre**nted to
ib* foi my fldgnatura a 4vo.iii.-n i?iii "ii"
.a eotton blll, both ol wblcb, If allowed to
become law, aa khe reporta af tne Tanrr
Board abow, would hav* made m-.rh a
radleal eul in the rat*a an many woo len
and eotton rnanufacturee as aerl*
inti-rfero with thoae Induatrlea In tnii
countr>*. Thla would havi- forced r. trana
f*r of tbe manuTacture io Bnglnnd and
Gtannany and other for*lgn oouol
Mr. Pres.dent. nave you vinteo
the "Chamber of Horrora" in Union
S*uare. where the burdens uoon
living under the high tanff are II*
luatrated?
\i.. bul n Ne'.4 York frtood told me
a llttle I Idei t ln regard to II 4...: th re
memberlng According 10 tho atorj toia
?ne. the ?e.'.'Mhllion Inelmlea a iiuinber or
article* 4,1 . ithing tagged with tha prlcea,
and an all '**> I l of 441.nt lhe
artlelea would coal arlth tbe taritr dutlea
daducted. 1 underaiai'il tbal ? numrx-r Ot
' eatabllahmentB angaged ln the manufact
ure of clothlag t*d ln Ihe neign
borhood and na m*n, e*i Idently
from one ol thoae efltaWlflhmentB. atrolled
14. t tbe uoon bour Into tb* eahlbltlon. ;.
Ing about hlm. he notlced a coat bearlng
a prl. e tap and Indlcatlng what the eo?
of tb* ooal would be without h tarlff
dutj ? u ? h.marktd. "that wouw
1 thi pi ...? of tbi coal lower ii an
.1 1 get for maklng one, At thal 1 "
? ? ?? 4- ould I eome IbT" lt 1* ha
laary to aa) ii.?t b? woald nol
?;.. ii," Bt all. nnleaa wllllna i" 44..rk
for oBC-balf to one-flfth of hli pr**en1
for maklng a coal
Don't you think, Mr. Pres.dent.
that it would benefit the whole
country and open to ua the markets
of the world if the tariff were re
duced to a figure that v/ould prove
to other nations our deiire for
broader commercial intercourae?
.,i. uBfortuaate t'.-.-1 thal 1
Ireai HrlUln and H* 8
tl . more ln portant market* of Ku ,
and uvej
by high protectlvi rarlft*, **nd
. . teai ' -
that tho*e tarlira wo .i.i b< ?
.,; ? .:????? :> :; ?
almllar action on oui part. 1
thla connectloB it n bj b* won
thal the ' mplre of J*p*fl '? ent > adoptea
u prote. ilve lariff. und a Jai an< " < ai. -
net Minister deiici "r,."',H .;',''
ly epparmt. B*Jd
- ' ;nl !?? ? '
I , ? ? , : ...1 ln .
. .? otrtng to tl ? protea l 1
, not 4' few 01 theefl were non al li to Bow
their own. Ha took p*la* to exptaln thal
.... oiicj wa* 1 ?
? oul forelgi 1 "??? '
to dlBcoura d '"r ualng ta?
. fi |?i efi n nce to do
? productlona. , ,
Tbat is *xactly the poaltlon of ? 1 Re
\cort party. Ita poltcy la nol I ?
fon Ign man ..... turi -. bul 10 I
manufactu kt ap khe
woi klng man 1 mpta
Then what is your position, Mr.
Pres.dent. on revision of tha tar?
iff* *
? Thi ? ?? a*d - fai ?'"
to keep pi ,.-<-? from
I exorbltant, 0 that, aa 1 luv
plained ln my spei ch of 4. ceptam i
. ? |j , ough
prpt. ?? wagea
Whl ? il t to 1 thla
? ,. reaaonabU profll
. ?? ? 1 nei ma ? dom by
tlniia ? (T Board'* ti
? itlgul m ta, arhli h ? ould
enal .- ? . - thi poopla to k
to !?? Tl ? A.. ? .11 ? iblii m ly reel
... ?. 11,-nn party
1 - ?? - rer ln all . 1 lattve
branehea, all thi ? . . ?? .ni
tn;Iff of 1 made wlll
eatlgatlon and ? ? >rt
1 .1 , ..
?i1 taiifl board at.'i to th
? g. .. - - - arv t.?
?- ratei a tl facta So fi
fljee . - liegal
? wltb un
d.-> th ,1,1 -?? -?
\T1th the electlon of tb. Republl,
didatea for President and f'ongreea re
.'; arill proceed it one. aloi $ thi line*
? Board.
You mean to say, Mr. President,
that you would call an extra ses
sion to revise the tariff?
Bfy Btatamflflil la rat**cl*BUy axplloll
Do you agree, Mr. Pres.dent. with
tiie v.ew expressed by a number of
bankers to the effect that the Al
drich plan is dead?
e r.r.t changed lo the aill 81
a* t.. thi neccssity of
form, ... of tha great ralue and
. ice oi the work done hy th*
Monetary Commlaalon, of whlch former
i Aldrlch was chairman, 1 hava
iald before, and 1 repeat, th.it it would
I ulai ly unfortunate 11 tbin mone
tary i|iie?tion shoul.l by any chance be
$ party taeue. And 1 alncereli
? wiii not. Tb.; exceedlng amount
ol conslderatlon it haa reeelved from
iple ol the natlon i.as be*n wholiy
ncn-partiaan. and the Ctanareu e.-t Iti
non-partlaan aeal upon it wben the
Moaatary Commtactoa waa appolatcd.
it la ? reforrti neceaaary ln the Intere t
Of all th* people and mu?t b* oarrled
through a^.-ot.iini,' to eome praetlcal atid
? pl.!. that wlll reroed) th* groa*
Inadequac) and marked Imperfectloni
of ..ui bgnklng aad currency Bystem
What ia your attitude, Mr. Presi?
dent, on the woman suffrag* quea
tion?
Buffraga for womea 1. an lasu* 10
... declded by the fiat.M. and there rar
D? no .loubt wb*t?v*r tbat whenever and
wh'T.vei ,1 majorlty of women iinpre.*
ni'on thelr fathi r*, thi ir huabandi aona
brvthera and beaua tbal kb*y w*nt Ia
votfl tbey will get tha- right to vote lt
' ? ' ' ' ' '? too Bi rloua, tOO sa.-ie.l an
n*U4l to be une,i m*r*ly to k<i rotea 1
believe women to 1.- ,-,? Mpaata of a " 'nr
Om ot the ballot :if in?ii. nnd i can per
celv. whereln woman's influ.nc extende*
to tho polltlcal fleld wouui bave n rnoSt
beneflelal bearlng on tbe genaial wel
far.. an.i eapea-tally ?>n th?- great laatti
of laitTBBitanal paaaa an.i oeineerd.
Do you regard tha rOBOll of
judgea, Mr. Preaident, aa an iasu.
in tlm campaign?
1 regard ibe m*lnte**nce ..r aa tad*
; o, nden! JBdldary *a a fluprema isnue an.,
Ij tboroughly agree with the Amerlcar
l:ar Associatlon thal tha recall aj.i'Hei
to Judgi-s would tend to d**rrivi. lha
1 publlc ?f ju.ircs 0f ablllty, cbaracter
; hiKh aenfie ol duiy and a dile regard t(
emtabtenad pablic Bentlment, and thal
si.rh a judiciary is absolutely necesaar)
to tbe exlat ?!..?.; of a fonatiiutional democ
raei -
a? 1 s-.'.i.i in my speceh of aeoptanea
tl,. RepublleaB party bellevea ln |.rajg
f"* along the itaea upon whlch we hevi
lUtaim-d prograsB alrWdy. We <i" nol
believe thal \s.- can r*aeh a mllli nnlun
ild.-n rhanga in all 0111 ej Istlni
lnailtutioii*'. We believe tbat we bav.
n .1. progreea frpm tbe beginnlng untl
tou, aiiai that the progreai la t.. eon<
tlnue Into the fat fiitun;.: that it li
reanonable jirogrets that uxp.rience hai
ibaarJ to be reaIIv u?-aful and belpful.
-...,, ui.,, h thara i? aa laacttaa to
?omcthtng worae.
The Republlcan party -nmi- for ine
ConaUtutlon as it Is. with ?uch amenu
i menta adopted a '.rdins: t.. Ita 1 n.visions
aa new conditlona thoroushly underetcwci
' mar requlra. ?> b-iieve that it bar.
? Biood Ihe taal of Ihaa, and thal there
!.,\. been dlaclaaad raally bo aetieaa aa?
:. ta In Ita op.ratkm
What are your view3. Mr. Presi?
dent, in regard to immigration?
Th. * ? ar.. botb rooBi aad oaportunlty
ln the United Btatea for Immlgranta of
wholeaome phyelque. ir.duetnous hablta
,md Koo.i moral charaoter. I hope.tbal
when tbe Panatna Canal La ooenod tha
>|_e of lmml?ration from Europe wiii
-0 tbroufh to th.. I'B.'ifir autea,
whlch ara rary aparaely aettlad. n vlea
ol theii vaat extent aml laaaalfkeal aai
uiai rtaouraaB,
Refening lo Oovernor Wllaon, taa
Pi. ald. nt aald:
l appret lat. Oo. i mor tVllaon s courte
oua a. . reapecttul peraonal attituoi
towani rn\ ..iti-.-v aad toward me. *? .'"
hla .-L.t. ii.' ni Biuiii my beinn m
| ,,,, ... ? l wl?h blm ano eve5?
,..),. to underatand ttmt l i.m-e been ai o
... 11 continue lo tbe aad af aiy tona
l i.<4j.i. ni ol the United r-iaf-.s ln bU lhai
tha tltle iini-ll...-. that 1 am ?'? -i'"' -!l""
p i ever) ?< I ol mi admtnletraUon ana
have no burden to ablft on pthera n ia
foi n- countryraan lo decld. wneiner i
1 bavi fultilled t.. thelr aatlafa. tlon tne
oomltted t.i m; charge. ano
my raltfa ln thelr ?? nec of Juatlee, ln
iy lo the heritage whlch we have
i,i,....,i from Ihe faih.ia ano anouui
I and down unlninalrad to o ir chllnren
, ;.. ,n ?.??. .]).? thal thelr v. rdl. I wlll be
une ol approval and lhai NovemJ er B
wlll wltneaa an emphatlc lndor?em. il or
thi R. publlcan part] aad of Republlcan
pollclea , ,
w ; n i ?'?' lar. d a f.w weoha .-?k". tnat
I felt reaaonabl) aure ?.f my own re-ele.
ln N'ovembei and tb.- auccaaa of tb. |
Republlcan partj i waa regarded by aome
as entlrclj overvanaulne and unaware >.f
the aituatlon. To-daj howaver, after a
number ol Indlcatlona that the Rcpuo
llcan artj atlll the dotnin inl party
?nd ....t the 8X1.i-'d irowtli ol i" ??? -
cratlc atrength haa falled io matenaliae.
mj oarlj de. laratlon la ab iwi to b. ? i
litlod i r. i ? t Tlu Rcpubl an* ne. aa- ,
?arlly wlll have a reduced majorltj ovei :
j . e of tb> preaen. ? ol thr. e tl- a
eta in tlu ftold, bm the Democratlc party
arlll Btiffer alao Tl ?? con li d atr< ngth
,.f the Third Term party wlll nol ba
enough to change the uttlmate reaull
FlVe Ol Bla weeka ??|-i> ll "as u'-=ertcd
generklly thal tbe Republlcan party
would sacure the vote ol th. -'ibi Baat,
Including all of the Nea England Btataa,
wlth th.. axcepUon of Maln. and \'<m
ni..nt; that tb. Democratlc party -.nuW
malntaln its hold on th* aorld s?uth and
, tbat the Third Term i>arty would aeeure
ih.. solld Weat, learing only u," Mid.iie
IWoei ?? debatable around. To-day, i I
th. eleetlon Btlll one month away ? -
| Republl ran party flr.de U*r\t ??' Ith a
itrengtbened hold on tba aolld Kaat, I...v -
Ins rouied ti.. ', Ird TfM ??? pai U n Vai
mi.nt an.i ii.' Democratlc party In Ifati a
Tha Third Term leadera recently concaded
that wg would pjck the State <>f I'tah
oul .,f tl . aolld '?' ? v'. .1, aft. r coi fei
rlng uirh Chalrman Rlllee and <>?ii*-r?a
recentl) ln rhe IVeat, then la erary ....
aon to betlevi that the Kepublloan party
wlll carry Mchlgan, wraahlngton. id
and Wyomlng. Mor. o> ei If th. ;
k'ni of campalgn la i\..i;... ?>>. will i
Oreg Kani u and Mli n? aota. eyhere
the Third Term atrengl ibi raptdl)
.-.,- lince f > r. i i igh th;.t
rtioi bj the pai iy*a '
PROHIBITION STATE TICKET
Olean Convention Names Dr. T
A. MacNichol for Governor.
Oaaaa, N v ."-eit 2. Tl a Fi
pa " ln atate , onventlon bere to-day
iiotnii Bted n f;nl Btata. ? . .te.l
whal la lanaad a proBPraaatve ptatfBrm
ar,.i raia.-.i H1.888 bj rolantary I
H01 i" carry aat ih?? <ampHiK.ii it w?.
pradlated ba aavaral of lha apaakai
thait nomlaatlnf apaacbaa tiat tbe pg l
i poll do ibla the vata ai at t-.... imi.
ago.
Tba licket
Caovernorr-Pi T llesandei Ma '??
'? ',: k.
Lieutanani Oovernor?l Uik Allla, M.
. dina.
B. retary ot stnte-B-n l>. \\riaht
kporl
1 t'ontrollar Harr.a-.i Claui gbam
, ton
Treaai:r-r -Arlhu: \ Amldo-i. JaBMBI
?
.leneral?Erneal a. u',.,>ir-ifr".
' klean.
Btata Enftnaai V 11 Mati
Tlie platform ra.-.flirma ih*? party*a l
, tbat tba aai. and coni n ; .f aloo
holt. liquon mr an aoaeaail. waata aad
daatructiva t.? tba moraUty aad gTo r \
'. w-]far<- *.f tbe paapla: dadaraa foi atato
end mualdaal ownarahlp of p
I tie- an.i atate 1 -k ilatloa of publl lervlca
Icorporatlona; favori an Increaae la tii?. in
harltaaoa tax >.r, larga aatatea iii-- pro
! lubltli.ti of child b.i,..r, atx.rt. t houra for
women workera, gn eixhi-houi workdai
?nd propei and Mnltary protootlve tnog
irei a/orkabopa und fai larl. ?
Cor woman 6b I ba aatne t< 1 ma .
.nt... t prlmary, .. ahorf ballot, tba Inttla
tiva, rafaranduai -.'id reeaii, nnd tb<- eia .
tlon ..f init.'.i Btataa Baaatoi bj diract
1 .,|,
ialni' ? ."ir ilaoi ?? 1 1 Ina ?
tion in the publl. Bcboola waa def. ited.
MARSHALL RAPS COLONEL
Calls T. C. & I. Deal "Violation
of Every Precedent."
Oraad Raplda, Btlcb>, Bapt IB.- Qavara*
or llarahall, Damo-ratla Vbia Tiaaldaiillal
tiomlnee, ln B Bpaach bere to-day eliarK--.J
tbat Colonel Rooaevelt anaaa Praatdanl
"Vlolatad ...'. pi.-reil.-rit of the republb "
in tha mattar of tbe eaaaattdatlaB of taa
Tennaaaoe Coal an.i Iraa Ooaaaaay with
tbe IMtal Sfitax Sfe>l ('orpuratlOll,
"tbareby fbrthar fa.it.-ninK tbe powar of
tb. 'Invlilble governnient' Baaa lha aaa*
ple."
The apaaftat'a addreaa r. iso rantaUiad a
eaustic rriticiBm of Bz-aaaalar Baiaildia
af Iii.llnna. and the Prafraaalva party.
Referiiiia; to .'ol'.rul Rooaovalt, <>o\ernor
Mar-bnll Habi :
Tbeodora RooaeteH rloaatad every
preeed^nt of tbe Republlc, atru. k the
Cunatltution aa thouah H wara an ur:
ruly ehlld and by t>,,- urv force and
POWai Of hia trreat olflca nblad nnd ftl.et
toti in the conaolldatlon .,f th.. Tennes
??e iron and Coal Compani Wlth tb*
Cnited 8tnt.-.> Hteel Corporatlon, tbereby
lurtba-r faatenlng the powar of thla "ln
\.islbi?- governmer/l" npon tba r?eopi?>
Tbe Damocrata kn?w durlngall the time
of the eampattpi oeatory of both Ti.eo
<lore Rooaevelt and Alt-it .1. Beverldge
that though tbe voloe migbt bo the
\<.;.-a of JaCOb tbe hand was the hand of
ESawu.
It Bball reveal nn amanni- lark of .|,
erliiilnatlon ,,n the j.Brt of tha Amerbati
people if thr- ohooaa aa thelr agenth to
.deatroy thla "'Invlalble governmenf
theae gantlem.n, who never dia.-overed
it- exlstaace until aftor thay had bean
i etlred from offlee. OMvaraloB l? a good
thlna, bat ln no church that i know of
do they dlaebarge tbe praacber and put
tbe eoiivert Immediataly Into the oulnit
-??.
CLEAKINO KANSAS MUDDLE
Taft Electors to Replace Roosevelt
Men in Rcpublican Column.
1'oj.ka. Kan.. laat *"-? A intition riam
ItiK trri r.ew Hooaevrlt electura tu go on
tba Indfapaadaat ballot waa Blad la day
by Wllllam Allen Whlte, Kanaaa I'ro
araBBfra aaUoaal eaaaaaltlaaaBaa Tiie
petltion bor? four thouaan.t riij-tiuture*.
Tbe elght Itooaevelt eleetora ln tb.. n#^
publlcan column. Mr. Whlte sald. would
witbdraw formally wlthin a fow days.
Their placea wlll be fllledl by Taft naa
to b? named by the RepublliQ], stat.
.'oniinlttee.
THE TRIBUNE'8 ROOM AND BOARD
REQI8TER ia for your benefit. Con
suit it.
President Taft Tells Altoona
Audience of Their Work.
DAYS OF '62 CONTRASTED
Present Prosperity Used to II
lustrate Crisis Faced by
Lincoln and Loval Aids.
Altoona, P*BB., B*Pl "?' T're.Mmt T?ft
i aa ti. Brim Ipal ?P**k r to-daj a
tooae'a eetaUattaB ef lhe afttatb BBBrtor
aary af tii** utawttag i ??" '" >"? ,'r'val
War Oev?riiora 44... d*cld*d that Abra
ham I.in.-.in and hla " : ?""'*?' ,*<W,M r*
opheM aad bla - all far mora trn**pa ri.-ubi
ba Bk*4 1'ionipiiy wltb ?*ofunteera,
Through tbat meetli ? ai d khoaa whlch
rollowefl. tb* Praatd -red, tbera
nten I lato th* aoul of Un ota tha eoi
- Uoa tbat t:.e country wai behind atai
? aff< rl 1.j 11 ?? " ' l; '' ' 1"
Bouth baek Into tb'e UBlOB. The foui ?
loyni Oorernora wbo aupported Lataooln
la the dark daya of 'tt, Um PrealdcBi
, tltad tore** wbo dM not advarttaa tk*
decda tbi y b i r? -' oul ta <io. wbo ma .??
t no aaa "f "bota" and 'Ifa," b il abo
I -ald "?? a'U 8*e you throiih'h."
! Tba Prealdeni 9\ daall alan at ?n
tlreii 4-..,!. t;>e ? onf< n ne* of kb* war O01 -
ernor*, b H ba ri a*rved 1 two
for pjroopetHy talk.
Ti.e rraatflanl li fl lat* ta ?? I > Bav
arly He . ipeeti 1 1 balratiaa Hlliaa <>f kb*
Rcpnbllcai Nattonal Commlttee to board
. |v 1 ? h .!?? car al llaritabori md n
ti.e jeurney north t>. belp hlm "?
n>r Bagtand pelltl 1 aitb R
I.fi.j' r:? t; BT*
Large Crowd to Hear the Pres.dent.
The 1'v >!'i'-h< poka to-dny aitbln the
carnu.- WBlla ??! 11 bif t*at Allhougli the
weatber bad been kkvreatatalng all day tho
I rrovad wa- large and ai.oluu.if.1 fre
I quently. Mr. Taft 4\u.s Intri duC*d by
Oovernor Tenar of PeBBaylvanta- Tba
I rre.?id.nt Bi.t.l ln 1 Bl
"f- huadred BAilllona of p*epta Blne
1 1. ii'.iliionb b*tw*i n 1 .?? ? I ten
niilllona ln 0 .an flependenclea -con
. stit it* oui poputatlon. and B>daj linht
:n tba barvMl tlme we are garnerlna
I cropa khal make powlbla tha greatefll
proipai Ity Ihal *v*i f... ?? 1
,i. 00 ara o- .... a ? ? ? ery man and
?.\eiy -.4..iiuiii ? mi ha to work I
44 hen 44 im ,, 1,- t h..- hlgheal and tl
... Idual liappli a - ? 1 ? ? ir*r?g*8
iii?hn tban evei before
1 dwall on thal f*i t to d
ni...11 me . ?? t'..- pro eaalon of bcautlful
L-hlldren u.ai i.l.-i bj m? mie mornlng,
anring ha : ?. comfoi tabli Iti
and moral teachlng ln the achoola un.i
in ti.- . . ?
nivarsa -. '
: ? - I
f thi H..111 a."
.1 ,\ . i
,1,-, ln th* throe* of r*b*lllon.
... ^^^-l
in tha world ' I 1 may
. . r I e a.
1 .: ..ur great
- 1 ihat, '.?? nllc I ' loi ei oora
had been norklag ai I -' nlona tba
; ? .4 . ? ?
eceasary to a .-.,
I lie fa.latu! K ? ? ? i. :.....'il. I 1*
? : ?.. Mi ,^a44.,: , .
B good IhlBfl
tO .all iffl ? -
: '
I !,..*
II >ld hls
.
Welcomed by Lncoln.
.
t ? ?
I ?? . !
bave 1 ? -a . '. i ? . . . . ?
.- ?
...
. ? ? .
k ?? .? aud goi i ?
4 A ' I ...??.. f . '.
S7th thruua
? .
? ? . ? ni draftcl
? | : ? . |
i ?
ur "11
.t g*st| .n that tha I
.i ..r> t.-oopa
'ii an thi aa . -
to the heart of Mi
... | '
i'... ? lan ut -i tl
? i, -
nd we i ? , ? ? .i
?
"T:.r ?
thal mei tlm Pre?l t Taft IB
? i.. I lalon . ?
Bl great pnttlol ? ? Vbn
i.ain Uncoln, lhe 1
i know ii thal ? I natlon behind
hlm and that th* ra
ln waa worthy theli llv*a ard tbeli f
. . , i ; .,' o lha hlir.i i. ""h. thi
. , ? , ht ont the battl. and I ?
neck ? ia ?. i; ig ? i the Ui loi
FRESHMEN SWEEP FIELD
Entering Class of N. Y. U. Too
Much for Sophomores.
Pafore the detlght*d 8 8 flf '.veial
huadred upper etaaeBBWi and a tb4*niaand
o taiattara tbi. ycwr'* fr**hman ? i..hs (lt
1 n>44- Yoik Unlv*r*Hy run!.e.i ttaw B*pbw*
naore pta** off Itarktay i?vai laal niKht
BBd tban def- tted i ?? BOI ",; "" ? ??> !44'>
OUl of tba three wieslhnB bOUta.
Tha "fraahl**'' arrlvad an tba oval
aboal "'? and aralted for the
untll '.'. Thfl *nterlBg elaaa waa IX atseaaff.
\A-bile tbe a.'i.l."ii.'4ier4 nunibere | onl]
?nve.
Thay luabad eael other nt onee. ^.t.""!
fer t.-."nt;.-tue mlnntfla 9tntnfot ha..-k
and foith BBB8f tbe nval. untll the I taBfl
r.f 'i? araa d*otarart t.? imve tb? B4tvan
Itaaj* h4- the uj.i-.-i utaaarnan, arho m ?r'
aa i '?!? raafl
a rlni wafl Inen foiiiiad aad tbe arreat->
ttag beata were 8tnrt.d. three n.en flelBt
? ii from eaeh ..f tbe \*o lower
claaaaa, in tb* ItabVtartaglkt bout Praak
{Iferrlek, ? hajrhaaan, defeated hla Bopho
tnoie opponent, llemv /.lintner. rbarl."
j Tl.rdan, the mlfldlewelaht lepreaeiitativ,
I ef ka* Bfltaalflag BtaaBj waa Btafaated hy
'John Kennard, aal.ile William PedBetl
j plnn.d th. .honMer.i Bf Harry Voiini{llnK.
! the baaiiaaaikl raaaraaaalBtlva ?.f the
ropjioniore elaaa, to the grounl
ATTACKS NEWSPAPER LAW
Mott Says Provisions of Fed?
eral Act Are Unjust.
The Trlbune reeeived lasi night lhe
followlng BrBIBBaaja 'OiifernitiK UtM f*d?
ernl art governlng B4rWfl*$aafaara from
ItepreHeritiitlvo T.uther W, Uott, <>f th^
..'Mii N'ew York Dl.itrict:
BBuatesja. v. v. |*pt 8 ftallaving
that many of Ih- pruvi.M.>ir of tho rid. r
to thfl i.oMiai approprlatlon blll affectlna
newapapera are onoroua and unjuat, if
nol iiii.oii-.titiiiion.il. i am preparlng .1
blll viiaiiy iiio.iif>inK them, whlch l hIiuII
introduc. ai the openlng of the ^e^Mlorl
next Docember. 1 beltav* tbat hut f--4r
of thou. rotlBg for ibe meanure ra*allaed
that th.-y were i?ally votlim to wtart a
f.d.-ral C?naor*hlp of the. pr.-m* wlibli in
flOBH waya la mon- oppreaalve tban that
pravalbng in darkest Ruaata Th? 1 nltad
fitat>?? utanda for freedom of BP**ch and
fr-.(loni of the preaa. and th* paopta will
not fltand for tatarferetae* with tba rlgbtt
of the B*ir*paper,
The danger of aovenuneBt >.m. iniH nf
am depurtn.ent iroitiK into th* newapaper
offl. e.H an.i (lletatlnx a? t" tbe inanaKt'
m.-nt l> 11.> kU* ona Ail.le fnun tbe .e
rloua aapeeta of tb* ??u-'.', tb* p*P*ra ho,\'*>
.aiieadv poltited OUl manj BMUrditla* n,
lhe art. I BOP* fOT tbe BUPBOrl ..f tba
pr**a ln my effort to modlfy the moat
vU'loua legislatlou of 'he year.
I. R TO TESflFY OCT 4
Clapp Names the Date for
Colonel's Appearance.
OIL PAPERS ASKED FOR
Morgan, Frick, Hearst, Perkins
and Parker to Teli of Cam
pnign Gifts.
? .-i"1 Bftan, Bl I L '?>?? After a teleplione
conferei to-day wlth Oacar k. Dav.s
of tii.i Ki a Vork Prograaalve hoadgnar
ftera, Benator Clapp announoad that i*'rl
.hiy, .. tobei i would :.e Mt iy tbe Hen
nt.- ooBunlttee ti ?? llgatlng campalgn ?*?
pandlturea for th< appearaaca >?f .'oionei
Rooaev. li irlBiM arfll bagta naxt
Monday, aa plai nad. Banator Clapp *ba
? ? ?? .,, >,- undai whatbar lha exami
natlon <.f Colonel Rooaavall would take
:n. than one day.
Bubporaaa have baaa aeal la Kaw York
by ;. Banala aeiaTaaat>at>anna far aarvlca
.,. noral C ?unael Elllott a."-'i tb- aae*
retary of '... Btandard OU caaapany ">
connoctlon ":t':i th. InvaatigaUaa of Joim
I). ArchbokTa atatanaata thal ba con
i ibutad WO.0M i.. ti.-- K" .r4?-v?-ii fand ?r
UM, in !,.?!:..;?? of th.- Btandard Oll Com
XI ? two ofaclala ara r-'iuired t.>
produce any papara thay may have bear
...,: ..., ' ,. ttdii.-.i.-i'oii. iba eomaaltiaa
_? . iiied than In nn ?ffort to dla
cover ? ?? Ipl whjch Ur. Archbold
. .. n glvan to blm by Coraall ?a :
S. Bl treasurar ^'f tha R. publl- j
. an N'atloi
J. P. Morgan to Teat.fy.
Banator Clapp i .?.''? public ta day lha
? of tii<* wttaeaaaa wba ara
t., ba heard. Thay laclude J. V. Morion.
i'. >? k i i. Dbarl EL Oary, <;.-orge W,
Perklna, uinium it Haarat, Tliaaaaa ?*.
Ryan, BX-Seaator Chaaratay m Daaaar,
Wll, am LtOeb, jr . QoottM B. Cortelyou.
Altoa M. I'ark.ir. QotWfJB K. bbeblon. 08T
i x. ni!.-.-. jr . and .'. <". TBfartbaBT
Tbe broad chaj-aetor of th.. lavaaHaa'
tlon to <l-i-rmln? whether lutipalKi. eon
iiibutlona hava laflaaaaad tarirf legieia
Uoa la ind!. a-e.i by th" Bbaraatar af tba
v\ tr,. mbmbj amoeg whota ara Pfllllam
Whltman and Wllllam bt Wfoad, -'f l?o.?
toa, laadlag Aguraa la ti.e araoUan had ia?
try; Bdward F. <ireene. J. it llaccoll,
. .. li rfordlag BBd .loi.n P. vVOOd,
I Beotoa; K. T, PorwaU, <?< Pldladri
phla, Joaaph R.Qruady,ol Brletol, Pean.:
B f Jonea, |r., atael laaaafaf tarar. af
pittaburgh: Hanry L Tawba, <-f Maw
rork; John Klrby, jr. of Dayton. Oblo,
, i .,:.. | wadtman aad D
L'ballenger >.f ??'t I*'U>?. 111 i-r^ manu
rAetun '?"! '?" Ifaportaat ,ri'
.iilB! -:
\ tt... tafl I ,.? ?.- th. -? : ''
? .; lt.. | ; | in tba tla i lata Bad
? ? | Itidusti v. I" to t>? a-ked to app^ar
bafaaa Um ?Fayne fcfaeVaafb,
Attorney Oaaaral aadai i-rra-.w-n* Cleve
und and !.r..'b.-r of Baerataryl "N>.? v ? ?*
of the Tr'aa n l?e-.it ??:.-? ' BlaO baa
aaked to ai ; ? .
W.ll Delve Into Ruaeell Charget.
it i? uadarataod tbal tl ? -,- '" P ?"?
I-.-.. ,.t Morajaa
?nd Mi M ... ,:.tti - thacn ro
-? I'liurk,-. s rt.a.b' by .'baM.'* Bd?
-? ? : ata for ? ;???.
: : ..;, \. .i 1. |.. ti,at Mr MOTgaa bad
, \. ,i ,.l RoooqVoII :,, < on*
., . ??: taln etaoual lo hla n
.-4 Both Mr M,.rKKn ond Mr.
? . ? .rt
I ,i , | I ?? ... N'.-l- .
. <>r Jainoa
i: i Byracuaa 1 aralty, ?."
,ni. r ' foaB of Haa ??? '?? leetta,
H. D ?-ii. <-f Nea ^ i ri.. ai d \:
who waa raportad l i '... i
. j i. , . i- ? BlffB funda in
?dded io - ??
ommlttee Ibtt
Tbooe who wlll be .iaka.i ta aaplaln tbe
aouroea "i caaapalga funda thla >?-i4r and
.-. i ?.f thalr expaadlture taaluda
? ? .r Dtaon, OrflBBby afcHarg and k.
ii Rookei ii > r of tha Profrei
? 4|. t> i.i > otonel Rooa. vall. H. U
;? . lovetraor h irmon itepre
f..r Prealdent Taft.
eX'Banator F T Duboia for Champ Cb-rk,
.... ... a ? i : Re] i- ? tatlve ITn
i - tVUltam i' McCotaba far
dovernoi \'- i i
Tha onl> mei ibera of th. Ko aa of lb :>
tatli - thua f..r wbed to teatlfy ara
,\ Bpeakei i innon, Repreaentatlve M
, ? ? ?; ?? w.-.-u-, of ifaa i
,??! Repr. aental ?? Palmer, ,>f
p( ni iti-. \p. ? t. ri tbal
,,. , r- ? ? ; . befoi? '' ?? committee
i.\ Representatlvl .!,.^>i,i: C. Biblay, of
Panaaylvanla, probably -\iii boi i-- .'.-iiieii
to .?M'lairi lettara ha i? allegad to have
\4ntt"ii io John l?. Aiahbald. Tiie i nrn
mlttea ban l?-arrie,i that .Mr. Biblay i.i ln
;t aanatorlUBI, ln aurli POOr hfullh that
hla t'-.-iiin .ri\ would be "f doubtful vaiut_
o
CLEAR UP PENN. MUDDLE
Hillcs Oets List of Taft Electora
to Go on Ticket.
PMladi-iphbi. Bapi BJ Charlaa u.
iiiib'B, cbalnnan of the RapubUeaa n?
ti'Mial <'..n.rnitl. ?'. Vlaltad tbl.i iliy to
day, aml rooelved HBH.iran^esi fp.rn Stnt.
Cbalnaaa w*aaaaa taal tbe electorai ait
uatloa ln 1'entiKvlvanla will N^ aettb d
n.-xt Monday. wh.ti tli%? Mate commltt.t,
win BubatltutaTafl alBBtora for the Hoo.ie
\.it aupportara now pn tt.. Rapabttoan
tlckat
.Mr iiiib.M. Btat. Cbalnaaa Waaaaa and
RepreaeataUvc .i Hampton aloora, .-hai -
i.iar. of ti.. Congraoa oomtafttoa for tbfi
atate, addraaaad wambara "f the Taft.
.aaBpalfa irfrfnialtlfri .>i tba UBlaa i^'agui.
at u liiriib.mi
Mr, MTaaaoa Mtat.-d that tbe rr-alKnatlona
of rwoat] -four Rooaavall Baaa on tbe
clefrjoral t'rk.-t hnd baaa faoalaad. abd
tbat tha aattra aiattar woaal bi claarad
up ui a foa .ia> i
?Mi., ll,,. lunobaoB, Mr. Ilitlen. Mr.
BFaaaoa aad PraaMaat TUdoo, of ibe
i nion i.tagn... woal to Laaaaalar, waara
thay join.-.i PrcaMaal Taft bb hta \\a> to
tins .ity from Altaaaa.
s. aator Paaroaa aad Qararaar Tener
?oeamaaalad tha Prfafddaat from Altooaa,
but tii? Oavaraot left the traaa. ?t Hnt
rlabuiB, Wbara H',pr?..,'eritatlv.. (Hmstea
?nd K. T. Stoter-hury. of tlilH .-Ity, Jolti..,l
tha party.
Tba It-at ..f eleetora Bgraad upon by tbe
auboomralttaa of n,,. RapubUeaa Btaia
Commltt88| t.? be BBbatltutad tor the
I Rooaavall men. v-aa BBbtnfttad to tbe
[ praaaaaat by Chairaaaa rflUaa, who ro
1 oalvad tbe riam<-s fn,m Challtnaa WaBSon.
| Tho ll-Ht Ih eomplcto, exeept for two
1 BBB18B otie from Alla^hrny and one from
I tho IVla.w;ne-<'hester dUtrlet, but waa
not made publl.-.
STATE PAYS WINGDALE CLAIM8.
Albany. Sept. :?;. Stato lontroiler
flohni.-r to-day pald tbe P. .1. Cnrlln 00B?
otraetbM Cotnpanr, Maw York. rrs.m.
m aettiemani <>f tb.. ooiapaay'a tdalra of
1333,070 on .ontraeia for the coaatructlon
of thf propoaed stata prlaon at Wlng
dale, Dutebeaa County. h wa.s de.ddnd to
don ib.- prl?M.n nt WlnKdiil* bflar
the cotitracia had been awarded.
CARRJES U. BUI ESSEX
Hughes Wins Over Smith by
20,000, lt Is Estimated.
WILSON POINTS MORAL
24 Nominees for Congress-De
feat of J. L. Reid in Newark
One of the Surprises.
It wlll ho several days before it will bc
kntavtrn offlclaliy just how badlv Jud?e
William HuBhaa. of Pnt.raon. eef**t*d
.Tai.i-a Smith. jr.. flt the Demoeratlc prl
martaa ta Kew Jermr aa Tueaday. hut
frr.m the returns available laat ??ht il
aa.,a *atlaaatad atr. Ht>t*kea win hav. a
ptaraltty of about UM m a total vote or
74J.m"?0. ,,
Mr. HugheH earrled oroty county ta the
BtBt*, with th. exceptlon of Baaafflflt, LB
Wbteh Mr. Smlth iives Here tho Detno
eratlc boss hai a plumlity of ftJat, whu-h
la juat about half of what he and hls
rrtaads oti.ted Ia tbe other twenty
OBttnttafl of the fitate Smlth made a f**ai*
ahowlng. Judg* Uaajbea had a piuraiity
of Lfltfl la Paaaata, bla bara* eountr.
Wben uov.ni'.r WUaoa 44as aakad raa*
terday about tha primary reflult hB
ejaoulated: "la anybody ri'rprts'd?"
"What nior.il do you driw from the
result. Oovernor."'
"Tho moral I* tbat the boaa** can't
rut* h **)*at Jflreey.'1
??wiu yoo do th* .am- thina la N"v-'
Tora state a^ you dld in New Jer^e;.'."
? Igy daar boy,' aald Hta tlovetnor
Bf on th. intervtawer, "i m nol aa
j, . . ;, fl* 1 look."
Smith 6ande Conqratulat.ona.
One of the ..rat tal?B)raaBa af conara*
ttlafJofl thal Mi- HuKi.ea r*0*lv*d as he
got out of bed yeattrday mornlnj* WtU
from Mr. Smlth. and waa as fe*J4VB*e.
? ?ongratulatlona on your re. eivin-f th.
majoiity Ol 4ote? af tb* pref.renlial
holca for I'nited .State" Henator. aa ev
praB**d by the Democratlc voter. ot
Naw J*r*cy. May ? ftamtjcratta uogto
lature b. eiected to . arry out the WtakOB
Of the peoplfl Of thfl 8tate.
one of the mtrmrumm af tha Itapub
primary COBtaatB in .V.-wark Bai f"
feat ef .folin L Reld for the nominat:..ri
I for Majror by Loula V. Aronaon. Ur.
I Redd bad the baeklng of the Republi. ao.
].,rajantanttan, wnlta Mr. aVreawoa raa aa
IB independent Me ?oti bv a majorlty
Bf l.f'O1'.. He*wlU have the hearty aup-,
?' of the r*gutar Republtaana on Baa*
ttaa Dav.
Tho followtag ara l a t*andlda4ea far
rjOBajraaa wbo appaar to ba aaeataflAafll:
;? ai
? Bl 8
. j Oardi i
ii v - Bn i
v. illard '' i -?
\\ iiliai 4'
-. W. MeC*la*r?
s' bi Bmltti
! beruon
lt >V?ir.. I'/irkar
IV. I. 1 4 laina
iiari.n Be<?an
i;a..,jr- I. Ri I !
The fuaton ticket of Oeorre I. R.cord,
1 rrogtesf-lve. and Johfl ROth*rham, abo
l be Is a r agutai R*pu H has
. larad for lb ?- ? '' ln
' HudaoB ''"iinty
Th. I'.?!??? ; ' ' l"',>1
1 Mayor Wittpenn of Jera*] Cltj la ta*
admtateteied a aa\aia arabblng ta
' tbe fwctlon fonne.l by Bb*rlff W.-'l'n.
! Tber. i* a po-.lbility that tl.rae of tba
'. W.-IMi f Bdldate* f.?r tl.e noriilnati..n f*
B$bl| may \i*\e "?..;i
-? a
PENN. LEA6UE . OR TAFT
Keystone Republican Clubs In
dorse the President.
i ? legrapfc ta : i
.?i.e.t.r. Pann., Btapt. "aV-Th* P*an*yl
ranta dtut* i-a-.,**.f RapubUeaa Club*
put u*eif acjuarely on ret*ord to-day in
lupfKNi of Taft and Bfaawaaan. After
F*r*d*rlek W. wuiard. "t l?**ilad*lphta.
?,, b**B ? ...iir.in..'.'4lv ra Bk**t*d preai
deot an.i other offloara ba.i b*en cbomb
th* leatpMi atlopted reetrtuttana wklcb
aaM
i .? peanaylvanta state Laaatu* <>f Ra
,u, i liil i decl*r*a ita faith ln th*
hepubllc*n p*rtj of Lli coIb, Orant. Oar
n.-id and McKtnley, and ladora** tbe ae
tlon of the I'hlcago convMitlpn la renoml
a f,,r the Prealdencs William How
ard Tati ard for the Vlce-Pr*aldency
i,. .. Bi hoolcrafl Bh*rmen It ful ?
.,.. lndora*a th* Rapiibli.au state ileket
aud the nomination for Congre.araen, as
a ,-i.ia by kh* R*publlc*n \..t.-r'; al the
prlmai r ? I*4*tl4m ta Apr-n la-n
-, ?. r**atvtJona deriare.i tha JodgmeBt
ol the taBaTU* that tha canT*DalflJB In thia
state ahould be fOUfhl on Mie tarlff issue,
and rtaaldonl Taft was praiaed fi r Bifl
. .jur.e in v..tolrig the turiff bllta I>a.8^ed
by ConeresB thla year. and thua pr,
4 ntlng another ilisturban.e of btB*fln*BB
\ ROON FOR THE WEARY?
Th* Tribuna'a Room ?nd Board Req
ister eontains a list of tha better rooma.
Conault it.
?ak
r
OCTOBEk lat, 1912
y you are a resident of New
York City on October flrst,
ynur unln veated funda in a com*
rnerclal bank or trust company
or in your own possession are
sub]ect to personal taxatlon.
Our Guaranteed Flrst Mort
fiflgc Certlficates are free of
such taxaiion in New York
State. They pay 4t*% lntereat
and are guaranteed by the Bond
6 Mortgage Cuarantee Co.
These Certlficates are availa
ble for Immedlate investment.
You need not wait for tltlestobe
aearchcd, mortgages to close
or pupers to be drawn. You
can have them to-dav.
They comblne the safety of a
mortgage with the convenlenca
of 0 bond. We shall be glad
to have you eall to see us or
wlll send you further partlcu.
lars by mall.
TiT-E GDARANIiE
JMD TRUST C9
ICapltal . . $ 4,375,000
Surplusfdllearned) 10,625,000'
l7?Dway, N. Y. 173 Bemaen St-Bklya
330 rulton St., Jamak*.
STOPS MOTORCYCLE RACES
Newark's Mayor Interferea
with Vailsburg Track Piam.
Kawark, BT. J., B*pt. 25 ? Mayor He.sa*
Ilng of Newarh doaa not purpoae ellow,
Ing naBimptlon of raeing Sunday at tha
inotordrom?? Whara elffht persons lo*t theie
livea a faw waeka ago -.hen Eddle Haaba't
motoreycle got away from hlm and
eraahed into the crowd of npectatore. Ha
called a ape. lal meeting of the Common
f'ouncll to dlaeuaa the aituatlon, aad haa
Instructed rbief Corbltt not to permlt raci
ing pendlrig tbe coum U'a action on trtf)
m,i.ter.
The Mayor reeejved a letter yeatardar
from Alderiuaii Maurice H. Welah, of tha
Ltth Ward. attkina for the apecial meet?
ing of tbe Cunril for this purpoae. .V
itamian Welsb natd that his requaH? wu
made at tht- inatanee of hla conatituenH ia
the Vailabursr eectlon of the city.
I'oater." had been put up throughout tha
ctty g-1in 'Bg tbe motordromx mana?
ers' infention to reopan .sunday afternoer
A fuil eard of motoreyrle reeee had bw-,
arranajad .ind ndvertiB<>d.
!'i il C I.erktim, manager of t'.-.e motor
draaaa, Baid th??re rould not be anotiVr
?eddaat aa arbaa Haaha'a inaeiaaa ran
into the apactatota a- a new -;.'..t>' devj.-a
ba.i b^.-n inalallad at tba tra h ba ruard
?goli -? Buch an occarrance
SHERIFF HAS STRIKE BILL
Wants Jersey Concerns to Par
for Protection.
??- '. . "a '
N>4- Brunawlch, K. /..Bepl BheMB
B weller la tahtng ete; - -,.
from Perlb Aaibay laaaufa. i irlng plaaN
protaatad by tbe county durinic i
rlota lar?t June the 114.'/"' aspead. I y t:i?
couaty. Duriag tha ataa daya aa
>trlke tha, Bher'tf bad *
ti-a on daly Thay raeataad s*. a ?ia>. r*.
?i.i<>s food an.i BnMMpartatlon t ?? prin
ripai *i'.r irder waa at tba i l f Bbj
Vtr.eri'-at Pmeltlnc nnd Reflnli ?. .'om?
pany. ard ? rheet a
l-eeri lOVtod agab ? | ICfBTB-IUBl
The BberM baa a*k. d tha Calted i**<i
t'ompam. Ihe Korth aoaba] Cigar Caa>
pany and tha Baraar Aaphali Congaay
for 9VUA aavel I ba C Pa ? CaaBBjay
? - .?i al atjaVa tha Raa I Haa V
kerchlef .'ompar.y and the aaaerkaa Atr;
."iltural .'hemt.-al Company *???' eacli and
Um At!*i.ta larra Oatta Caaspaay arvt
tbb ttaadard I'mJergrour.d CBM8 .?om?
pany lo.?. eaeli
QUITS FEDERAL OFFICE
Walter D. Getty Leaves Chicago Port
office to Do Business Here
igo Baafj ? VTaltar D fJatty, f?f
I Bevan jraara he,-ui of the Baaaa '??? *** ??**
t.r Bureau In tha n ?aga poatoaaaa, **?
?,e.-n BBPOtBtad r inager of th* AbbOCB
Uon Of Amrrlran Advertisor*. wttft h?-d*
, oartara la Kaw vork.
Mr .setu ?.- cupled for - ? eral ._*?"
the offl.-H of apedal agent of ?>;? ?f:
..fflee Departi - f" t^I*M5
?aslaunt poatraaater general a offlce m
Wuhlngton
MACVEAGH SPEAKS HERE TO-DAV
Th8 Cominerdal Travelb-rs' ?o-;nd Mon
ay LiBBgua ot tha Ualtad Btataa arlfl N
Kln a aeriea of noondav maatlaffa 4t p*
4.1 Hroa.J44..;- to-day, whlch ^ni contlnui
(Ully. abanday escepted. until the elet
Tbe apaakara ta-day win be Franktin
IfaeVeagb, Serretary of tha Treajur>.
and Albert 1. Ftb.lr .,i,,-,l
T!n- lea^'tie la a bualnea* ' ' * ^.""a
..igantintiou and ba^* a memberaBip ?"
more than tWO humlred tl
' tffcr Primitiye Life
__. _ Jsp-***- r-J Civilizoiion
ii^^^-'lf^ areseensidebysitlein
AR I Z O M A
* I1.M4 n ln the BbJI ltiver V.llex- br-.-, a ptahlBtorlr race. Nnw . omea n,?<1^
man uiui Moatraetfl tha *reat i-toofi-iH: i>am. inaUint tbe \ail*y on. of ma
moat f. rtn* ln the wni-1.1.
* T? ih>- h**Bfl***k*f 4l*ta*aa efT.r* a (OrtU*. in 4ira;ln anl! that wlll letid Iti'1'
f., r?real" >>. frull. wlf.lfa or oiungva. an,! a > luuate thal 18 dalljhtfill the j r-r
raund. Tfl tha atgbl-????'. ll praaaata iha uu.int mtaataaa Niiit cnturie. aio.
and Ib u ?..iltable Bt*ra-h**)Ba for tha an'.li|uui in.
Southern P&cific
Sunset Route
Cool and Comfortable the Year Round
Oil Burnlng Locomotivaa Open V> Indow Routa
rrilIX)MHT t'AKtta
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST <Jffg OH
SKPTKMH1.lt 84 TO 4)4 T4IHKB 9 9f>OV0VV__J
Tor lltaratura. ratea. Ir-forniatlou. U*k4 ta fttid rea.rvatlona, addr.88. phona er call
aa?a HROADtVlY 1188 BKOAD44 \Y l Hli4i4.ntV.iV
.'or. Franklln Ht
phon*. Franklln r,9'.-.
<'or. 27th Btraat.
At Boavlltif Qraa.

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