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PENNSYLVANIA
STRONG FOR HM,
COLONEL HEARS
Assured of 2.50,000 Major
ity in Keystone State
if Candidate.
i. R. SEES PERKINS
AND VAN VALKENBERG
Illness Kieps Senator I linn
!n?m Oyster Baj Roosevell
Again Chops Logs.
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ASSEMBLY APPROVES
RIVERSIDE FUMES BA?
Git es Governor Power (o l'unis
Offending Jersej Firms.
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DR. KEMP RESIGNS
FROM CALVARY CHURCH
Betrayed by lawyer. He Says
in Statement.
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ii was
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Trouble in th?
believed to
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T. R.'S SECRETARY
GETS JAIL TERM
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DANIELS'S AD)
URGES BIG FLEET
Assistant Secretary Roose?
velt Says America Should
Have Second Place.
I ORCE INADEQUATE
NOW I OR ITS WORK
i
Bt'lievM U. S. Could Outstrip
, (icrmany Despite Higher Cost
of labor and Materials.
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A PIPE of VELVET is like a
?*- good watch dog. Itwel
?comes fren'iy thoughts an'
?gares unfren'ly one?s.
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APVEITMEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT.
Tiffany & Co.
Pearls
of all Sizes
MITCHEL FAVORS
A STATE POLICE
Woods Joins Mayor in In?
dorsing Measure to Fs
lablish Force.
ORGANIZED LABOR
OPPOSED TO BILL
Insists Constabulary Would Be
I'scd to Browbeat the la
boring Classes.
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Alba ' 28, Ma>or M
un.I J ?? et i ommiaaioner <? 11
Wood ? : ' through
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bill
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The
Side of
The Angels
-In all 'r.. de?
li rtptw :, ol l.u
rn m relation!, ol
family affaira, si
tliC lo\e ,
foi woman
\?.?.mu? t"f ?n.m.
Mr. Km--1 t?tally
BASIL 'MlK.lllf. He
ill cloac to
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HARPLR & BROTHERS
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KING.
BIGGER POLICE PAY
OPPOSED IN SENATE
Citizens Declare Lau son Bill
Moan $500.000 Expense.
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I '?' ' Declaring ?hem ti
?? ?mpt to saddle ai
? eng on *t*t1
andatory .
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to ! lena Cil
?gains!
lystem.
peete?
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lermi ' W.
ng C it ?sene 1
Dr, Abraham Korn, representing? i
i, opposed ?hem.
1 ? ? .ttn.?men me re
e fo|
:; minimum salaries:
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on bill does awai ??
?nimum, I?
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the forei
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S urad* of pat rol*
IcGold
missioner Wood*,
laid hi ?.I ' o obji i-tion to
.
MAKES EXCLUSION
RECIPROCAL ACT
House Votes to Treat Foreign
"salions as I hey Do U. S.
?ton, March :- \ ?
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the ^tit1-?
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Statei
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STATE WILL BUY
MANILA RAILWAY
President Safeguards the
Owners of Philippine
Bonds Issued Here.
TWO PROPOSALS
TO GO TO CONGRESS
lieuse Resolution Favored by
Administration To Be Pressed
Through Shortly.
?.
?'a? s ?Ml - *>
-a?, bee-?, i ached beti een the
? - -he Manila Railroad
it? . i
| of Luxen, ?
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??...ch the Philippi
ment It to purchaee the road.
learned t?? da\.
? "en his sanction to 'he -?chenie
: al m aanctioned .1 plan * ? 1
? *;:'..ij"\000 of
government bonda non
?
ro plant
?icy will be. by 1 ongl
?rill protect two [urge eins?? *?
-r< in the lalanda, ??.sailed
,t pr?-a?e':' with grava doubta a? '"
?lue of their investments, should
the pending Philippine Indepen lenca
bill pa-.-. Not all ?American inveetora
Will be protected, by ?tv means, how
ever, no' even holders of the I'hilip
pina Railway Company 4 per cent
-, ??ue in 103?, and guaranteed aa
to intereft. by the I'hilippine govern
Bier.t, deapita :hc fact that these bonds
by act of the United
States t'ont
A ?esolution aul g the pur
? of the Manila Railroad Com?
the Phtlippinei -?overnmen*.
will ihortl) I??? in'ro?luce?l in the Houae
.- Repi s.i ta' rai bv Chairman Will?
iam A?. Jo 11 Insolar v
Comn ? presseil tl ?
? ??? aid of tha President. Thli reao
Proal?
?eps jtv niny 1,?
...
the roll?n I g I ' ppina got
?mm?
? . i the friar la
? i City of Manila,
9,000 ; iiued1 by tho inaulai .
ernir? i | ?ie?l by tiie
of I
I ?i I'ush I Immj-li Senate Hill.
adm ? ??! bv Administration
olution providing
t bend
i?sue? r-hoiilil ordinarily be included In
ib?. Philippine* bill, but (.-.airp; tu the
facer deaire of l I il on to
-,
t.,r:.-l?| , lie
liml-e. 10 that \h.ere . \
ther opi for amending the
? >? ??. ? ?? bond pro
?irely
I' ' : .- tneked
reao?
?
"u the ? the Philippin?
RaMway t the 'nkes
n ? ? ? ? ni restrict
Imada By the rhili^p?ne-^ trovernmer
time II agreed to guarantee th
"or thirty year*, hml nor !>? e
c?smplied with what the hond? Ml
!? :? stated, for laoteaao, th?
aa -pta'.ried the bond? ?hould n?i
be - ?a than | Il
al they '? ere tamed OTOt f?
. construction compaay, bu
? ,? * . - assert tha
thi.? construction eompan* ?**> ?*al!
re Iroad company Itaelf, under an
orh*e r.am?. and th.? con?'ruction com
- ? >f*ed to have sold th? hond
laatry ?I a very hea? ?? ala
? . , of then? be ng I - -?? i
? n* low a? ??"
Senator ' lar Le tonlideni.
\. ? anothi r reata? '? :
this safeguard for holden si
n ia< ' bend - ?
i indep? "
? il *? ? . !.. ke,
?
bill.
.,? ,.i>. >,....*.*?:? * I
? that all hon.?holder* are safe
the fallowing lanfuaga n
laure:
"The President is hereby investe?
with full power and authority to m* ??
: : - . ? .????.nu1 iona ai
into each negotiations with th?.
. ritie? of rhe .?aid Philippine? o.
other? a? may be neecatar) to Anally
? ?y. ! adjust a'! propert) right?
ether relations a* between th?
stes and the said Philippine ?
? cause '.o be acki.oavledge?!, re
ipected and safeg .aided ail of th?
*nnal and property right? of* Clt I
Il loi I ? be ' nited State?
and of other countries re*.dent or en?
gaged In business in ?aid Philippin"
or having property Interests therein."
Tin? biff concession by th* Adminir
tration, for the protection of the hold?
er? of the government bond? was forced.
.' la believed??by the pressure brougn'
on so many members of the Hou-e by
? m their districts holding the
r. al ?he passage of rhe Philip
pinei ??coming doubtful. Ad?
trat on leader?, to-night ? re
laed a* ?he new? from th?
White Hou?e. a
mate two
nos
_lie two pi??, .
te two large elements of mSJ?*"
ition '.o the measure.
Educated Filipinos Band
to Resist I. S. Scuttle
Manila. March tfj R?..p0rl
purpose of the Washington AtW ?
nation and the I'.-mocratic W_*?'
in Congress to force through tV?*'
?ppine abandonment bill prttt
something almost resembling .**''''
among the more ?f.'e'igentaai
tantial native re? lei.t? ?< .
? action ?_.?. ''
anda, ?ho cee in such action aJ'
chaos :?r?l ;,nj (o-aZ-T?*
rain.
Nu:' ' ? or.,
pourii ,* ;>.?.?. 'ft,. J
ea, .arnestU? . "*
tag tt ??'????
tain st i . : ?
? ?mtVri
"indi , ? ?i TJ
urn - 1 ?', 2_
. ir-JS*
and op? ? (re?
planta! , j??'
i-.??-' ?..-,..
thi
?o i In laateaad b ?
aativ? p,-'
abandonne . . , j, l?F******
i>< v. p..I tii a', pu *?? ? being orgn. '
fo** ti ? ? ? ,?? rSS!
Siuh H lll?tia\..r ,? ' e I,.?.. .
, ? ?
no-???:
she nati ?* .?? the ir.d??,?.,
i Dk?Z??
? tha-i at t leir o? n pelitiml J
1 'aid that ?.
ample fun.l to I .(
activities is being subscribed Hy ?a,
er? and othei
I: is believed that
will bave a marken ?fee
on and Han *ha*v, th? Hhili?p,?
Pelegatc - a1 W i hingt ? , bota .?
i aie known to be -??-?ret!? ???..>
lit ?cal reaaons they ha\? ?? ?
FOUNDED lH5f)
?j-r-i iQ
New and unusual Spring attire for men
and young men?from head to foot
Spring overcoats in a wonderful choice
of ultra and conservative models. Home?
spuns. Cheviots and Tweeds, fancy and
plain colors, variable weights- -the ma?
jority cravenetted.
Leather Jackets, handy tor golt and
trap shooting.
Chamois colored soft felt hats?differ?
ent from the general run?smooth and
rough finish, in natural shape or snap
brim.
Dress and comfort shoes in lasts and
leathers to please the most exacting.
Brokaw Brothers
1457-1463 BROADWAY
AT FORTY-SECOND STRLLT
B\_rfi
.1-*-E^---..-y...4at?:. Gsfa&BkStimlmaaWirnW
H !
Burn
SOCONY
% KEROSENE
RAYO LAMPS
Oculists say that kerosene
light is be?st for the eyes.
The Rayo is a cTurable,
inexpensive lamp that gives
you kcrvxsene light at its
best.
F>r ?1st Uttre
NEW PERFECTION
KEROSENE WATER
HEATER
Ilo.t water on tap when?
ever \ou need it, at one
third the ccst of gas water
heater.
Krmsene is " coming in."
More and more people are
coming to recognize the con?
venience, the cleanliness and
especially the economy of oil
fuel when used in the highly
efficient stoves, heaters and
lamps now on the market. Im?
provements in oil-burning de?
vices have fully kept pace with
the developinent of gas and
electric appliances.
\\ hat is more, kerosene itself
has been improved.
Ail kerosene isn't alike by any
means. And the good, clean,
clear-burning kind is enough
better to be worth asking for
By name.
SOCONY K?~to?t?ne is the trade
marked brand rtain<s of the Standard
Oil Company of New York's b?-*-1
cr.:iie*"of refined 0*3. Dealers who
carry genuine ?SOCONY Kerosene
Oil display the tSOCONY sign in
their window?:. I.uok fur thi? sign. It
is th. r <,ig* of quality 'and the World's
host kero.cne.
We recammead Ike following ?il \ rra*
a? the be*n e*l thai i.in<i?
\ frrfi '--j 1> ( okltov?! and
Watet Heat?*?, l'ff: fin r n .??? M
Oil Heater-, Raye IaiT!.>s ami 1-antern?.
a~TAl**DARDOILCO.OP NBWYOtl
rsinctrji o?* -. /?
NcwY?"*?" Buffalo A.iiiny Botion
Fir (.'d irrer
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COOK STOVE
Now ?serving 2,000,000
homes? das stove conven?
ience with kerosene oil. 'I he
long blue chimney i; "*;
a smokeless and
flame.
odoncss
'?' //M?*
PER PE CTI O N
SMOKELESS OIL
HEATER
Convenient, portable,
trouble-proof. Ten hours
of comfort for a gallon of
bocony Kerosene.

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