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SHERMAN POINTS TO
NATION'S PROSPERITY
Vice-President, in First Campaign Statement,
Shows Dangers of Democratic
Tariff Programme.
LIBERTY, TOO, ISSUE OF THE DAY
Breaking Down of Constitution and Attacks on Courts
Not Justified by Conditions, Candidate Asserts?
Gives High Praise to Taft's Administra
tion and Urges Re-election.
UtiM. Oct. 28 ?yice-Prealdenl James
?s. Bberman P-night contrthuted a
atatemenl tb 6ie Republican cam?
paign, in wntc- he dwell upon two
lv?u. intry?conatltu
tional l.bcrty and imiustrial oppor
?tunity.
This atatemenl by Mr- Sherman,
rwhlcb la aaJdreaaed to the American
people, 18 practlcally his only contrlhu*
lion to the pre-election work of hls
?party. ihe Vlce-PreeidenfB health hav
'.ng made it ImpoaBlhle for hlm to take,
ain BCtive part in thc campaign The
?tatemenl followa;
it haa bi.? _-?tlwtSf '': ?
that i hav.- not been able '
ffllWp-rtln.
BStralnt haa been the ^ ?*?
4rou^a,i;::n'.u1.lV''s,/U,,;r^i?i-4
ieentencea for whlch 1 a.'-k hm
*ton of all mj fellow eUtaona.
There are two great itsues fl thia
campaign wh,ch stand out alone. One.
our eonltitutional llbertyI the other. lfl
dustrial opportun.ty. I reabze fully the
spirit of EnVeat that ha, beefl areuMd
during the last few years by muck
rakers and demagoaues. I ?PP*??_='ajj
most thoroughly ani join ?"?*>??,"?"_,
in the desire for ao-called aocial better*
ment. I am ifl full sympathy with
every well directed effort to elevate
still further our already h.gh standard
of living, to eradicate mjustice ana
iniquitoua conditions in our soc.al and
industrial life. but I ask -fl all senoua
ness if any evils that have crept .nto
our national affairs can be el.m.nated
by breaking down our Constitution, by
attacking the courts or increasing the
power of the mob? Happily J bel.eve
this threatsning danger which seemed
to me.iace our institutions has been
averted.
Great Menace to Country.
Hut a great mena e rcmalne.
improve 1 Boclal -H,.ul. _":,,,?
tlon by t. ?*??**- ln'lu9*
, , c,!!,!it,. indonlng oppor
? : indlvldual and national prog*
... man who has no money to hanK
ls not Intr ankli,* laws; *????"
who is wlthoul means to travel is not
Interested in rallway ratee: the maniwm,
lac)> ' ." I
enactroent.
Thc bemocratli platform of 1912. aa dld
the ; ? --? '1,l:la,?e,s i
' unconstltutlonal the lmpoaitkm and coi
. : tariff dutiec excepl for revenue.
late, Dr. wh
Bon has declared that he would aapeal |
i .. - i.t Demo* |
tatlvea has put
?taie.ll ?' ln favor of thc lo
- rates. Bo W? may aaaume I
Democratic am
B for revenue only.
True the Democratic platform ana tne
, i iaic thal the
? all to com
that it la i" be broughl about Kradual.y,
:iI1,i can Industry is to ia- ln*
i .i rt'it JameB K. Polk, m im-i. ana
.said the
tmi.k.. while their electlon was follo\>.-d
We aie to-day enjoylng a large degree |
of prosperity. a greater volume of i BJ- I
{menl and hlgher individua! and col* i
n ever before ln our |
|8tol . . ; 00 i'He who ' 00
,i will work. The n< wspapers ln their |
columna are printlng ten-fold more .
"help wanted" than ' sttuations wanted
advertlaementi Oui farmera hava har
V( bu ' raluabli ever |
mi, our rai " llltlae are taxed i
' 10 their uttnost to handle It.
our m.-rcbants \\ ? re never so buey and ,
banka ure burstlng wlth Burplua I
funds We ar,- buylng more ebroad than
md we ai.- aelung latmiy
\tnon buy, Intrurlng a ravorable
balimea "f trade to meet our forelgn "b
l t atloni Evi ry > eai under the p
Tmiff law we have bad B substantU!
treaaurj ? tented,
? 1 happy as an ainbltlous
who are evei aeeklng to
il conditlona and to in
natantly arowing in. otne.
Th- Iwue tnea la whether we ahall k<?
torward or whether, as In 1IK. 1841
anu i ? low tarlffa, ^e bha;i *;,,
backv.
Low Tariff Means Low Wages.
hjagerly, Indeed. btc the manufacturera
Hail ptod'e ? ra of Burope ani elaewhere
looking for an entrance into a-id th.-ii
j,,. .... o)i of our marketa. i'r>>.ii!y in?
deed are they envylng flfteen bllliona of
ovei four bllllon ilollars of
h are the suvlnn* ef tha working
,-lass, s a tarirf Bufflciently low for
eiifi.. enl revenue without protectlon to
our labor and iridustncs means an lm
,?,,i tion .f billions of dollara worth "/
fwrelgn gooda to take tha place <>f out
he-nu prod*icta, wlth r.-sultant idlen> ss
or ., reduction of Amarican wagaa to
the for.ig** level
Thia ma) '.f,t he a new loee, but lt ls
tr*,,. blstory lt li expeii
Bvery induatrtal nation bul one la
. ti protectlve I
t Britain will return t" prott
;,, th< nol dlatanl future. Shall we, then,
ahandon our policy? Shall we open our
eive up our raarketa io the
. Misans ..l.road. who would
lliatanth flood us ?uh thei) wares?
An ldle. impoverished. weak people
(?annot mak,- progreM, eltbei aoctal <>r
li.dustrial. The tTnited Btatea haa become
the foremost nation because our people
have done thelr own work, bave bullt
ira and maintained tlieir own market und
have become to a large degree Independ
. nt of thi reat of the world. We hav.
nmde progress beeauee we have erorked
f?r it We have taken advantage of our
itaturMl reaourece and bullt up a nation
that outranka all 4.thers In weaith and
in4>d. of living and ln < vei y human en
flf.iv.c We nave been the moal pro
graealve people .,f al, hlstory, and thls
ha* come under Republican leglalation
and admlnlatratlon.
No Indivraual or band of Irdlvduals
can approprlatc the word ' proKiesslve.'*
i- not proKrcss. promlse not
pn formance biingt
nnd the attalnmenta of the H,
;.)it in pantv have brouKhl us a na?
tional progress whlch to-day ls the . r.vy
nnd edmlratloB of tbo elvltiaed worlal.
RepubMcana True Progresaivee
From ita \Jtry incaption the Repub?
lican party haa been a progresaive
fmrty. Every decade, every adminia
ration, overy Congress. every year hat
brought aubstantial progresa aince the
inauguration of Lincoln to the present
time, with the exception of the two
years when the Democratic party had
4>ull poaaeeeion of the government?
then our progreae waa checked. our
flnanoes were amitten, our induatries
were crippled, our agriculture waa
profitleaa and our people were idle and
distreaaed.
Then <_me the restoration of the Rd*
publican party to power, and wlth lt
tht* restoratlon of confldence, foiiowed by
mmercial and IndOBtrisl actlvity cu.
mlnating ln tho unpaialleled prnsperlty
whlch wi- arr' now enjoylng. l ndcr Mr
Klnley we pul to aleep thr* fallacy ol
free siiv.'i- \v.* eatabllahed the goiti
Btandard, and with it nalled tba banner
ol protection to tha masthead. i n<i*?r
the Dlnglev aml I'nyne tarlff? We have
had RO ballaa nlght caps on onr smoks*
tory oblmneya; wa hava had nn
free aoup bouses. There huve been no
Coxeyi nnd Kallys, with thelr Idle aiml-s.
demandlns a cbance to srork. we have
had DO BtrlkSB BgalnSl wage redurtlons.
i.v.rv labor movemsnl hns heen for ln?
creased pay, and the pajrrolla to-dsy are
i.v hiiiions than during the days
of Democracy nmi frea trade in UM-"ta.
Only one Induatry flourlshed ln those
dlreful \r-ar-. th. ii.wn*hop wtille to-day
we recknn our tr.msiu t'on* hy bllllons
and hundreds of mllllons. und after we
have heen r?>tt*>r housed and clotncd and
fi d than ever before, and far bstter than
liiiv ..ther people un earth. wa have
enoug-h left to spend a bllllon more an
nuallv on recre.ition and luxUrlea, and
then "lav awaj a bllllon more In aavinga
bankB. buildih*' nnd loan assocluttons.
Inauranoa aml otbsr forms of providlnK
inr tha future. Under Democracy and
free trade we llved from hand to mouth?
i.'tli Often heins smpty. To-day we
measure our blessings by the armful,
wlth a surplus for lo-morrow.
flhall we agaln destroy roi.fldence?
Shall we open our porta and preaent our
spl.'ndi.l home markets to Europe and
t'hlna and Japan? 8hall we take from
our people all industri.il oppnrtunlty.
tlrtving thr-m to Idler.ess and depletlng
our rapltal und savlnits.' The tarlff for
rSYSnUB only promWed by our upponents
wlll do It qiilrklv-and It would take yeara
to reOwrer. Af Mr. Koosevelt once trulv
snld:
Tlie nholltion of the protectlve tarlff
or tho substltiitlon for !t of a tariff for
revenue only, aa propn?-*d by the rvmo
tlc platform. would plunge this
countrv Into the most wldeapread Indus?
trial depreaalon we havr* yet Been. and
thls depreaalon would continue for an
lndeflnite perlod.
Thls ik the main issue ln thr* closing
daya of the campalgn. and the danKer
thst threat-ns our Induatrlal llfe cannot
he mnd" tixi emphatlc.
Great Progress Under Taft.
W'e must remembei that Mr Tsfl *"'?s
rei.iimlnated because he baa given the
peoph- h aafa and aucceaaful adminlstra?
tlon I'nder hls executlve guldance we
hav.- marle long Btrtdea ln pmKiesslye
attalnment. We have made many aa*
vancea ln the way of pubih- welfare, and
. ip*?inllv have th- int.rr.sis of the WOrK"
IriK people been in.nt tnaterlally furthen-a
Mr Taft was elected ln IJ***** becadae
II was belleved thal his adminlstratlon
would check the commercial panic or
1MI whieh came rn-ar resultlng ln a
thorougb industrial pnnic. This work
h?s i-en aei-ompllshed under his ??><*
i Ignant guidance, so that now, ir ns is
I re-elected, there ls every n-suton to t>e
lleve that with business and Industrial
. m aaaured, not only will our peop.e
ecure ln'the poaaeaalon of what they
have. hut thut the work of soclal better
menl wlll continue. There can he no
uplift ln a tlownpour. ._?_.#
Xo re-cle. t r'lesident Taft would be ???
follon exparienca and nol experlment.
The government would continue to oe
SHfe In hls hands. Th- nation s affilrs
wouhl ho efhvi*>ntly und economlcaliy
managed Both oaplttl und labor would
he unafrald and Bafeguanled agalnat an
InecjUltable rorelfn tariff and unjust con?
dltlons at home . .
Baeausa I leva my eountry, beeauae i
retoh-r- ln tlu- trldest and fullest dlatrlbu
Uon of tha asrtb'a biessinKs to my fsllow
country men; because 1 do deflnltwy re
meiAber the dlre resulta thut followed
thst enacUnenl mto law only tifteen yeara
ago of the verv economlcal poiicies now
advooated by tha Democratic party. be
eauae the 80 oeni a day wsao for tbe
hon-st ti.ller, thr* hr*-ad llne and the
si,up llne, whlch alone kept starvatlon
from the home nf the honest hut unsne
ceaaful atrlver for epportunlty to earn
'even the pillful ?8|l nf tba tlm-, li atlll
o present ni-fhtmare; because J love th.*
muslc of tlu movlng splndle and loom.
tha llKht of burnlng furnace flreH.be
ca'ife i prefer tha brlghtneas and cheer
and ahundnnce that accompany the food
v iffe for labor, the adequate n turn for
th- ni-oduct of fleld and foreat and tarm
? ,,,,, \ i :.-.-. .-? -h my fellow coun*
trvmen to follow the jathway llfrhterl hy
experlenee and cunt thelr votes for the
economic polUles whlch have alwayn pro
dui-ed prosparlty and agalnst those Wlilch
have alwaya preceded dlsnster anrl w ?n
Cond It lone of Isbor nnd productlon wara
nevei more nearly ldeal than now. Their
continuance can be BSBUred onlv by the
contlniiHtlon of th*- Ttepubllcan adminls?
tratlon of President Taft.
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TAFT VICTOR IN NEBRASKA
Court Holds His Electors May
Be Styled Republicans.
I.lnroln, Heb , Oet B - The State Su
pri-me Court handed down a unanlmous
dulslon 1o-day holdlnk' that slx Taft
eleetOTB ehoSSa hy the Republican State
CommlttSS, togeth-r Wlth the two Rt
publlean Bisetora chosen at the spring
prlmary who remalned loyal to Taft, WSTf
Bhtttled to the rbslgnatlon "Republican"
on the ballot In the general eleetlon und
to a place nt the top of th*> ballot
Tlu* dnislon of the dlstrht court in a
eaSB hrriught by the Taft men seeklng to
denv the RoOSSVsH men the use of the
naine "Republican" was upheld hy the
Supreme Court.
BANKING
YOU art remlnded thst we
Have s banking depart?
ment ln chof our maln offices
in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Ja*
mslcs and Long Island City.
We are among the greater
depositories of the City, and
our clients and thelr frlends are
lnvited to open accounts wlth
us. We offer every faclllty
of modern banking.
T'TtE G UARANTkE
AND TRUST C9
Capitai . . $ 5,000,000
SurplDS(sllesmed) 11,000,000
l.SB'wu.M. Y. l/flltcmsen st., B'kj-n.
350 fulton St., Jamalca.
CALL NORTH DAKOTA SAFE
Taft's Weatern Managers Take
It from Doubtful List.
( Hy T?-'?fraph to The Tribune.)
Chlcago, Oct 23-Managera of the Re?
publican natlonal campalgn In the West
took North Dakota wlth Its flve BtCCtoral
vote* out of the doubtful column to
day. ond credlted it to Preslrlent Taft.
Thls ls the second of the stntr-s elSBSSd
as doubtful ten days ngo whlch have
heen transferred to the Taft slde nf
the sheet thla week. and the managers
are reoslvlng protests from Colorado and
Indlana Republlcans UtoaUBB those siates
are perrnltted to remaln In the dOttbtfUl
column.
To learn the exact situation in North
Dakotn, the W4>-tcrn headquartcis sent
a trusted represeniatlv. tn make a
thoroUgh Investlgatlon of condltlons Me
returned to-dny aml on the strenpth of
Ms report the committee adried North
Dakota to the Taft states.
"Mr, Roosevelt has InhcrltM in North
Dakota ** falrly strong ProgreSStve senti?
ment, worked up bv Benator La FV'llette,
but ths farmers, who compose n lar^e pcr
tg-ntnKi- of the populatlon, hnve <|eclln<-d
to follow RoOSSVSlt out of the Republi?
can party," said DavM A Mulvnne, Taft
mannger, to-dny. "They are also dlsln
cllned to vote the Democratic ticket. be?
cause they conslder such a Step experl
mentsl anrl ilan*eroi;s "
Clyde C Dawson, Rr-publknn csn.lldnt**
fm th.- imiK term t<> the Unlted states
ttt nate. from Colorado, aml Dlfford I'urks,
Republican candldati* for (lovernor, re?
port to the natlonal headquarters here
thnt the Republican party is making
galns in Colorado, ami that .?11 nf the
Repuhllcai. candldati s :.r?* greatly en
C4iuraKed by the outlook.
-.??.i o
ROOSEVELT'S TERM COSTLY
Wickersham Tells of Big; Defl
ciency Left for Taft.
Bsrnasvtlle, Ohlo, Oet tt Attorney
t'emral Wickersham opsned hls four
days' speaklng tnur nf Ohlo here tn-n|ght
after havlng ma'ie 'arlotis shm t sd
dresses nn hls way from WheeMnp, \V
Va. ,\ir Wlckerehan* not only defended
ti.-- prassni admlntstratlon, but critldaed
sever.-ly tbe ProgTaSSlva turn. IihIuiIiiik
Colonel Rooaevalt. daolating th** new
party was 'thr. pmdu.-t nf the InsatlaMa
amhltlon uf olM rnsn unlted OU .i crax>
qulll platfoim r,f ev?-ry form r,i |.-m.' mit
ali aubo ral nate tn th.- perfection nf it?
leurl^r "
The Dsmoeratle party, Mr. "M'kersham
Huld, wa** Inr-apable nf rnnsiructlv.* g,,\
irnment. and he deelsred that the e\ec
tlon Of Mr. Wllsim WOUld mean Um de
structlon 'f the economy syatem whlch
has mSda the Cnlted States ti*. rlchesl
nation In the worid.
ln pac Mtorney Oeneral ITIekeraham
said:
The Bdmlnlatrsllon of Prealdenl Taft
came Into effe, t confronted wlth a deii*
rlei.cv of $.'.'', "OTr.OOn HoWSVSI ndlnl ra bl'
was the -,4-nik of hl-< prcdeeessnr In many
waya, reckless extravagnm e chsracter*
Ized lt Bl all times. anrl l am erralbly ln*
formed thut never, during tiu aeven snd
half years of hls uilmltilstratlon. was anv
egecutlve roundl called fur th* purpoM
pf deternHnlng whether thr- revenuca "f
the goverament war* adeauate to the prn
poaed expendltures whlch th<* esecutlva
rletrrmlned upon mnklntr.
During the <ntlr-> lerma of Mr rtoose
vit's aamlnlatratlSfi the i|emsnri foi tarlff
revtalon bad barome more aml more in
alstent. but In une way or another Mr
Roosevelt BlWftVa BVOtOod the respmisl
Mlltj* of meetlng the tarlff Issue snd
suhtly snd adrottly devolved lt upon his
Rucceaaor, nnd Mr. Taft lmmedlntr;>- nn
hls Inangiirntlon was confronted wlth the
prohlem of openlng what has evar proved
a Pandors's box tn fh<? nrlmlnlstrstlon
whlch has attempfed It. ihr- Intricate,
rexed prohlem of the tarlff
THE TRIBUNE'S ROOM AND
BOARD REGISTER has a condensed
llst of furnisheH rooms. Conault It.?
AcM.
WELCOME FOR WANDERERS
Fairbanks Predicts Return of
Republlcans to Party.
Ft. I.ouls, Oct. &-Charles \V. Fnlr
hanks. ex-vlce-presldent. In an address
here to the City Club to-day, urged Its
members to vote fnr the re-electlon of
President Taft. He deelared he held no
aplrlt of revenge axalnst any wno miKht
dlffer from him. "? want to tell vou tnat
thi* temple nf Republicanlsm is lald, and
Ht 111 Is as solld as When It was fOUtldSd
many years ago," BSld Mr l'alrhanks
"Some have wandered awav fiom the
temple, hut all of tbein have conie back,
and those who may wandcr away thls
time wlll come back BKuin, and Wtll be
welcomed when th-v return."
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TruiB. N?w <oi(
THE LIEBLER CO.
Ro. ia W. BBee Bt? oea OtHTaai. Psik w., Raw Veaa
0ot:r2_7?i9*?,
A^vortieing Mgr.,
VT R 1 B Uatf E,
Mew.York.'
Dear. Sir : ?
>La8tTSundaywBe'tookran7_dvortiBement ln"your
paperT-'calling attention to theiraduoed pricea for "vnot .___
Daughter of Hoaven" at the Century Theatre, whereby the beat
oroheetra' seats forjithia $100,000 produotion oould be had for*
$1.50 ,in8tead of $2.50, the former prloa., In the flrat hour
of buBlnesB Monday morning folloaing the appearance of thla
advertisement, we had takjen ln at the box* offloe $570.00.
The deman hae-contlnued eteadily alnoe_then, aa an evideaoero*%i
thol.value'of advertieing. I
Very)truly,
/Ll /X'
t!D
W. & J. SLOANE
ESTABLISHED 1843
A MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF
ORIENTAL RUGS
t
IN LARGE AND SMALL SIZES
Arranged as a practical demonstration of
what constitutes
REAL PRICE REDUCTIONS
Thcsc price rcductions, bascd upon original
prices that were fair and equitable, represent
A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING TO PURCHASERS
WE PURPOSELY REFRAIN FROM EXTRAVAGANT
STATEMENTS REGARDING THIS SALE, PREFERRING
TO HAVE YOU JUDGE OF ITS IMPORTANCE BY
PERSONAL INSPECTION AND COMPARISON OF
THE RUGS WITH THOSE OFFERED ELSEWHERE
PRICES RANGE FROM $9.00 UPWARDS
FIFTH AVENUE AND FORTY-SEVENTH STREET
fii
&4
MBERS of il
CITY'S
te
Republican Clubs
one of the most apliited Congraassonal
? ontests ln the i itv Is BOU hein** wjtg.-d
ln the Uth I'istrlct, whi. h extends fmm
14tb to iiTth street and from the Nortb
te the Kast Rivr-r. hy CtaBOlB A O Nel.l.
the Republican candldate Tbe DeOtOSrstS
uf the district have boOb ralslng th.- < r>
..f "No carpetbaggerl" agalnst thelr own
candldate, Mtcbael i'. Cearyi and Mr.
'i Nrlll, by reason of bevtng been born
aii'l ralsed ln the dlstrlrt, ls gilnlng the
support of the dlssffartail element-.
Ht wss hnrn on January 1<>. 1877. In
Kasfirtth stieet, Whtck Is BOW th? north
eni boundary of the CoagTSSa H'.strlct.
ni,il has r-sli|ed In the district all his llfe.
lln lu a RTaduatt. nf .Sl I'arulils Hchool,
Nr w Vnrk Preparatory School und the
New Vnrk I nlverslty LsW Pchonl, and is
B m.-intur of th.* N?w Vnrk Cnunty Law
veia' At-Moilation In 1?"?. when tv-enty
nne yeara ?ld. Mr. O'rfslil enllsted as a
mambar "f Company B, "ist Hsg_eaart4
NiiW Ynrk \iilunteers, ror the Spaiileh
Amsrleaa War Me was *>in*aged at ihe
battle 4>f san Juan miii snd wa.4 boaor
oJblt Met barged at th.) close of th* war.
Mr (iN-lll Waa Of COUnael tu Jnhn 8.
riheu. former Bherlff, und is now hls nol?
personal counsel,** n*< coedueted the de?
fence of all suits whlcb were brought
agalnst Mr. Hhea as Sheriff, and hold*
the record nf ha\lng won every case to
date. Mr O'.Nelll Is manled and llys at
NO. Jul Kast TOth street Ue is engaged
ln UM general practhe or law, wlth of
llces at No 2 Rector street
Mr. o'Nelll Is ln favor of a downwanl
revtsion of the tarlff. but ulways wlth a
vlew to the prlnclple nf protection tn
Amerlcan industrles and to Amerlcan
luhor. Hs ls BtSengly IB fnvor of an
urmy and nuv*, iniiinir-nsui at- wlth tha
si/."- anrl dlgnlty of thls nation and all
the progressive meusureH favored hy the
Repiihllciin natlonal platform sdoptsd nt
Chlcago.
About the most actlve plaSS ln Harlem
rliirlnK the catnpulgn Is at liV'th street and
se-.-. uth avenua sn ieturday night* The
Republican meetlngs BTB ulways well at
tenrled and thelr speakers enthuslastlcallj
racelvsd. I-st Saturday nlght BSM of the
Mpellhit.deis at a Progressive mr*4-tlrig
held on one of those corners, while apeik
ing to a sllm audlence, envlously looked
iiM'i to the large attendnncn at the meet
Ing uf th- Republh uns ami s.ihl. "If you.
PrurrcHelves. would only act ln the rlght
way. those other fellows would not hav**
any meetlngs ut all"
He urged hls hearertt to do as he had
done during the last week-thut ls. to
lnterrupt the Republican meetlngs. He
stated that every iTogresslve should go
to tha Republican meetlngs. and as aoon
aa the Republican speakir made an argu
ment that th* I'rogrc-aslve dld not llke
the Progressive ahould Immedlutaly Inter
nipt and offer thrse 4iheere for thelr can
flUstag "I-et every one know," he said.
that there are Progresstves all over,
and the only way to let them know la
for Jou Pfogresalves to shout aloud and
atinounce vouraelves "
Thereupon a short, fat man. conslder
ahlv under the Influence of Uquor, rose
from the true* ajid. swlnglng a cane wlth
a red handanna. yelled at the orowd to
foliow him. He sturted toward the Re?
publican meetlng wlth about a acore of
boya at hla heils, who cheered him whi;.*
he reeh-d a. ross the street He flnally
reaehed the Republican meetlng place
und. swlnglng hls handanna, shouted for
"Thre* chei-rs for the Bull Moose!" and
hls tfilrf* term candldate. That started a
llvelv acrimmaa**. The embryo rloters suc
ceeded In frlghtenlng away all women
PHANC18 A. O'NKII.I..
itepuiiiii-nti candidate. f'.r Congrees in the
lMh Dlstrh-t
wlth ihelr esoOrta. After heln* COBBider
aldv manled and wlth th.- liaiidanna trall
Int; ln the dust. the little fat man re
turned te tbe ProBreaatve neetfog witn a
lar?e erOWd at hls he4'ls, and announcM
that th?- speaker's ofdera ha.l beefl oi >y>-d
and thal there waa no one llstenln/x at
lh. Repal llcan tilotfortu
The Progresslve Chairman then "polnted
with pn,!.-" to the fa?t thai there waa ii('
ona Uetenlaa al tae Republican ooraer,
and then urjrert upon all to repeat the per
foimnnee whenevor they h.iw a itepub
lli-an m<*etlnK and t4> dd evi-rythlna ln
tlu'lr power to hreak lt up.
'Ihe itepulillcnna of the dlatrli't are w.ilt
liiK Hiixlously tB see what ts Kolnn to
luitipcn if the ProBreeeJvea attenapt to re?
peat ih.- programflM aeat Baturday ninht.
lOx-Henafor Alexander Hro'iKh. the Re
puhiicati aaadidata for Oiacnea in the
piih Coagreea District, is stni conduetinn
lils vlgorutia caiupatKti in tin- loth, 17th,
Ilith and iiirn Ashi-iiiuI> Districts. Hls
sp.'echis are all eoncernlnK Ihe tariff. He
flnds great pleasure ln aflawertag 4jue?
thuiB, and hls audienees have always e_
pie-sed tlmlr satlsfaetlon at hls defence
of llepuhllcan the.irlBB of the tariff. He
makes four (.paeches a nlxht, and he Ib
ln inueli dr-iinind all over hls ('onxreas
dletrlct f4>r speeches on the tariff
The Hepuhllenn l'nion, the regular or
Knnlsatlun nf the 20th Asaemhly Dlattlct,
held a larnc aiul enthilslnstle meettns; last
iu?ht In the . luhroonia nl No lt~ Kaat
list atreet. Ogden L Mllls, eandldate (or
<'onar?BB In the 17th Dlstrlct. ft, Walter
Kaufman, rundldate for ('ongr^su in the
l?th Dlstrlet; Max QreenherRer, eandldate
for State Henator, and Jullus Hallhelmer,
candidate for the AsHembly. spoke. Wlll?
lam C. Hecht. leader of the 30th, preslded.
John II, KnhlmMer gave an liiterestlnB*
and Inatruetlve talk on the tariff s,t the
laat regular mestlnt of the Ivy Club, of
the llth AaserjjMy Dlatrlct. Joaeph H
N'ele.llv, leader of tl.e dlBtHct, BjBB OUt
II I - a local polltlrnl eondlttOBB and said
he believed Arnold Loeffet, the caaidldete
for AaeemMy, would he elected.
The ?uhaanlan Repubtteaa 4'iub, of the
1?th Dlstrl. t. h-id I larsr.) rally Ifl Ne
t|..nal Hall last nlght. All the li.c.,1 can
didati a made apeeehee,
The Ivy I'iuh, the Hungarmn P.-'pub
lli-an ClUb and the Hohemlan Kepubllean
Club of the l*th Dlstrlet a:e plannlug to
Joln ln B parade abo-;t tl.e distilet on
Saturday evefllflg, Novrmhcr t.
Wllliam II. WadbaaW and Willlam V.
Stambaugh were the speakers lsst nlght
at the meetlng of the St-u'linu Republican
Club, of the 23d Aeeamhly 1 ilstrict.
Republican County Committee meetlntrs
t.,-.la\ : Travel. rs' I.eag'ie, No. 4.14
Broadway. noonday meetlng; apaakera,
Emanuel Hen/, aad Alberl Ottlflger. Taft
and theraian Jewelera' Repuhllcaa Club,
S I .".1 HaMen Lane, noonday meetlng;
speak.-rs, Mel.-r Htelnhrlnk, Wllllam H.
Mtrhalea and Frederlck .1 gyme. BvO
titng. Camp Taft. Ne. 36" Kast MMfc
street, speakers. Wllllain H. Wadhatns
and Ktnanuel Hertt. M.Kinlev ggUafB
Caatao, 188th atreet und Boatoa hoh,i.
apeakere, Meter Bteinbrtak, B. W. B.
Hrown. Abraham S C.llh, rt, Poter Wynn<\
Kmauuel Herta, charles c, K Wiico_,
I'aul C. Hunter ar.d Charlea I Kleek.
Taft ltopubliCHii Club, No. 2*) Hud_4,n
street. apaakera, 'aNliliam C, Amoa and De
coursev Kalea Camp Hedgea, Iwth street
and Wlllls BVenue; speakers, Ifeier Strln
hrink aud Wllllam H. Wadharna SVeet
cheater Republican Club, Matn street.
West Cheater. The Hronx sor-akers. Dr
Tt .lohnson. W'illlum Ar*her, Abraham 8
tlllb^rt. BartxMI B Klnrrnan, Morrls
Bchector, Simon Platt nnd I.ouls P. Urltn
ler Federal 4'iub, No 44 Avenue Cj
apeakera. Cheuncey M iiepew and Kred
erick c. Tanni r
PLAYGROUND OPEN SATURDAY.
Tiie naw ?Zeei .".sth str.-et ptayg^ound,
whlch 4-ost 1114,'V)U, will he op. n.d Sat?
urday, and It was aiiii..unce,| yesterday
thai faayor Oaynor would(be preaem to
award tn.dals won In the pia>'gr4>und
serleu of baseball Kamea. There wlll be
also a folk dandng conteet, a. tr.ick [fleet
aam a biisketbHll gami- betsreen the vVeet
r.!ith street team and the D<* Witt CHnt)>n
Park team
BIG REWARD FOR JEWELS
Riverside Drive Woman Offer3
$5,000 for Stolen Oems.
A rswsrd of (5.000 ind no
asked, is r,iTer*'d for the retum lewth
lnst hy n woman who realdes on I
Iirlve While she -a.is ln the i
of b man at Nlnth av. ?
Meedey nlght. Tha sdvw
pearsd ta a morning paper v,
al-ov*. the name of Chartea Smith, ol No.
tfl Weat _d str.i-t
When a-kr-1 aboul the advertlsasaerd
Mr. Bmlth atated that bt waa a ptBVsBa
deteotlvB In ti.mploy of tha oaraat of
eels, whu h.oi commiaaloned him to
pav ths suni of monsy for l retuntll
ti.- jewela or pa? n ttck* ?- f 01
thal hla cllenl ? Hote!
Aator Monday night with a \
frlends, ind tl iinour.t
Of Jewelry.
< ?n her return home she becama ili in
the aube a). whi n i -? ?-? i ed her
to allght at T2?l atreel aha t eliti
blm ti. a dr r ne. .i
h*- advlsed h^r. and ren
m re until sh? fmmd h< itrttt
ar.d Ninth avenue The i ? ?'."'
The detectlve aaya ih<
VALUES THUM_ AT SM000
Pastry Cook Sues Owner of Plazi
Hotel. Where He Lost It.
A pastry cook BSedS all hli I gera ao<l
hls thumhs. too. In fh ' 8fl "f
dough, s;ini Auguate Boudon i ?>
prenad Court yesterday, ii t ? ? lai a? thi
sult whlch he 1ms brought rst th?
I'la^a ?>p'.?ratlng Company whi -. oen*
the RetSl Plaza.
Mnudon was pastry con'-; * - ht*?H
' and he had the thiimh ol hls rul I Moi
?o baaly CfUShed in a dough-n ix ng BM
i hlne that 't was amputeted ai I tbfjM
$10,000 damaces.
BoUdon said he would ikvi ^sin^ N
: able te msalpulate the ? bti
i tn befora the sccident. Ro ;?. l that
i the accldent oocurred bac i i t*1*'
i chliir* was out oi order, of wl ... he fcia
no. knowiedav. The hotel comran: denW
any negllgvnoc.
RIDING up the snow-capped L
mountains st dawn; bathing
in theocean at noon, and pick
ing oranges in the fragrant groves
at dusk?thafs winter life in
California
The trip acroM the continent ii a sene*
ol plea-ant iurpnte* il you travel by the
Southern Pacific
Sunset Route
Tniat. ol tupariot ?quipm?nt tfc*o?|li
UHJ1S1ANA, TIXAS, NEW MEXICB and AUZ0N4
?... u Ballaat Roadbed
Electric Bloek Slgnala
011 Humlno Loeomotlvco
Ttt* Llteestrire. H?ttt. Informatlon Ti.-ksti saa fmerrttltat.
AiltlrMn, l*faone er r'oll
1181 BgOADWAY 1 -?WAM[_[
(or.17th atreot At BowlimUt*t*
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