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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912.
TAFT MISS '
IN WEST SHOWN
MORE
FORGBLY
President's Strength Far
, Short of Wilson's,
Says Henry. ,
(Continued from First Pasc.)
compels the farmer to bear the whole
burden. The farmer and the wase
workei hove the right to Insist, and we
Insltt for him, thai a fair share of tli!
Prosperity gets down past the office t.
he distributed among the men w ho work
with their hands." '
Roosevelt Stills
Reports That He
Will Bolt Party
ST. I-OVIS, March 13. Reports that
Colonel noofeelt had Intimated that he
would bolt the party in case the Chicago
convention falls to place his name In
nomination foi the Presldenej, are no
longer given credenco heie, following a
lgorous denial made personally by tho
former President during his whirlwind
tour of this city yesterday.
"Any statement like that Is untrue," he
declared. "Any time I havo anything to
Bay on that subject I will say It my
nelf." Did Not Refer to Chicago.
Replying1 to the intimation made In
Chicago by Colonel Roosevelt that Re
publicans were not bound to respect
nominations secuied by "thuggery," in
this case referring to the nominations of
the Chicago convention, he said: "There
was no alluMon to the Chicago conven
tion. The allusions were specifically to
what had been done In New York, In
dianapolis, and Denver. No sentence
Including the word 'thuggery was
used. What T did say was that such
conventions as those In New York, In
dlanupolls, and Denver were In no way
representative or binding. I stand on
what T said."
Repljing to the statement that tho
National Roosevelt League had obtained
an opt'on on a hall In Chicago In which
to hold a convention If necessary, tho
cofontl said: "Any Btor.v that docs not
come from me Is a fake."
Right of People to Rule.
Colonel Roosevelt's main speech was
delivered last night in the Klrst Regi
ment Armory He dljcusscd "The Right
of the People to Rule," and talked
largelv In the sjino vein as In his speech
In New York last week upon the same
topic. In concluding Ills speech tho
colonel ald.
"The men who disbelieve in the rule
of the people and who think that the
people fhould be ruled bv a part of
thorn (for to call suth a part a repre
sentative part Is entliel meaningless),
treat the Constitution as a strait-jacket
for icstratnlng an unruly patient the
people. We, on tho contrary, treat tho
Constitution as an Instrument designed
to secuie Justice through giving full ex
pression to the deliberato and well-tl'ought-out
Judgment of the people.
The j aie false fi lends of the people,
and enemies of true conetltutidYial gov
ernment who endeavor to twist the Con
stitution aside from this purpose."
In his address at the lum-licon given
b tho ('it Club, Colonel Roosevelt dis
cussed the recall of Judicial decisions
Hl judges, four of them on the Federal
bench, were seated at the table with
him
'My proposition has been discussed by
my opponents In a framo of mind which
makes hstorla seem calm bv compari
son." ho said. "Somebodj told me that
I wai right on that proposal, but that I
s-houlriii t hav e Interjected it Into a cam
paign They said I was not In the least
intei ested In the campaIKn except as a
irieans of getting Justice. I'd a million
times lather lose the campaign and get
juptlce than win It without getting
Justice "
Roosevelt Warmly
Greeted By Crowd
At Cedar Rapids
ON BOARD THE ROOSEVELT SPE
CIAL CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March
29. Colonel Roosevelt Invaded progres
sive Iowa today, in the hope that ho
might bo able to swIiir some of the
delegates from Senator Cummins' State
to his own suppoit. Tho first stop waa
made at Cedar Rapids, where the col
onel was welcomed by a crowd of 2,000,
tv ho cheered him wnimly as he appeared
on the rear of his ear, bowing and
smiling
Roosevelt declaied the principles he
tood upon were about the same as the
majorltv of lowans had alrcndj in
dorsed and he pleaded for rule by the
people instead of by the bosses.
White HouseCallers
Fear President Will
Lose the Nomination
The White Houso professes to bo
irreatlv pleased at the promises of
Bupport said to have come to Presi
dent Taft from the South. It is ex
plained that man Democrat, even,
have promised to vote for resident
Taft if he 13 nominated at tho 'hl
cugo convention
Manv of todav s While Hous. Mill
ers volunteered 'lut fMi. howevei,
that President Tuft milit nc.ir lo
nominated at all tit thp convention
Thev based this possibllltv on what
thev paid was the ijrowlni; belief t'mt
Colonel Roosevelt h.is dinu-n so laiRO
a following from tho President Js t
rcdut e bis chani" of cleell"i to a
hopeless Imposslblllt'
Vei ff, of tlmsH who alli'l 01 the
PrC.deiil tmlav wjiuorl t) be (, oted
Hang Your Clothes in
and Line Your Trunks With
n to the poislbllltv of Mr. TloocvoU'a
boltlnu tho Chtcniro convention.
Mnrjus Braun, who escorted Colonel
Roosevelt of thu famous boulash dinner
on the' East Sldo In Now York cltv.
said after an Interview with President
Tftft that if Mr. RoMovelt did bolt he
would not hurt the rortv much.
"It is niv belief that the nidlcals of
both parties would voto for Colonel
RonsA-elt. ' said Mr. rjraun. "Indeed,
I wciild hv nldir)d bv fvvn support
to Colonel Roouavelt If he'd come out
sooner as , candidal?. But bv tho
time he mada his annuncemoiU we
had alivudy said ve would Htipport
Prctdflcnt Tuft, and we could not, of
couise. go hai'k on our word,
"Personallv. 1 do not think Colonel
Roosevelt will bolt. If ho does ho will
get n large radical Republican vote, but
he will also get equal support from the
Democrats, pnd that will even up things
nB far as the total oppoijtlon to Presi
de at Taft Is rn-Vrnod."
President Wins Fight
For Control In Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 29.
Presldent Taft has won his fight for
control of the Indiana delegation In the
Republican national convention. Eight
een of the thirty votes the State will
cast, today aro pledged to the Presi
dent. Eight are pledged to Colonel
Roosevelt Yesterday's five district con
ventions increased Taft's total by four
and Roosevelt's by six. Two Congres
sional districts have not et named
their delegates.
"Tho result In Indiana, with Its far
reaching Influence, because of the
State's pivotal position In politics, means
the rcnoininatlon of the President on
tho first ballot In the Chicago conven
tion," said Harry 8 New, Republican
national committeeman nnd Taft leader,
here today, "I believe that two of the
remaining four delegates to be selected
will be Instructed for the President, giv
ing him twenty of the State's thirty
votes "
CURTIS INTRODUCES
NEW LIQUOR MEASURE
Commissioners' Substitute for the
Works' Excise Bill Regulat
ing Saloons Here.
Senator Curtis has Introduced In the
Senate the Commissioners' suDstltute for
the Works' bill dealing with the cxclso
question In this city.
Tho Commissioners' bill provides for
no decrease In the present number of
saloons The bill now In the hands of
tho excise subcommittee of the District
committee would lower the number from
600 to COO.
The Commissioners' bill will not pass,
but it mav result In a compromise that
will Increase the number of H.iloona al
lowed over the number fixed In the sub
committee bill
Business High School
Lunch Nets Over $700
Reports from the committee in chareo
of the Business High School lunch, Riven
recently at tile soliool, show a clear
profit of more than $700, which has been
turned Into the school fund Conslder
abl more than $1,000 was taken In at
the counters.
Half of the amount will be turned over
to the various athletic trains. The re
cent report of the treasurer of the ath
letic association showed that It took
some $360 to run the teams last year.
Baseball, football, track and tennis,
with a slight amount for the rifle team,
made up the list of expenses A good
balance on hand Is reported, which will
be augmented by the $350 from the
lunch
MAYER & CO.,
YOUR NEW
MAY BE PAID FOR
Your selections here may be charged, if you desire.
Payments can be made either weekly or monthly, as best
suits your convenience.
Come in try on the new suits. You are certain to like
tlie styles the quality and the prices.
Striking New Models
$17.50
Handsome blue, brown, and gray worsteds and cassi
meres, in the very latest cuts. The coats are serge and
alpaca lined; have haircloth fronts to retain their shape, and
are well finished. Pants with or without cuffs.
Fine Hand-Tailored
!
SUITS at .
Excellent suits ranging from the more conservative
models to the extreme English cuts. The popular shades ot
brown, gray, tan and blue in the suits at this price, ("oats
very well made, and trousers medium and peg-cut models.
Men's $2.50 Hats
1.85
The usual S2.50 grades here
popular shapes and shades both
409-417 SeventhSt.
Capital Odd Fellows
To Visit Maryland Lodge
Tomorrow evening Federal City
Lodge. No, 20, Independent, Order of
Odd Fellows, will visit tho recently or
ganized Odd Fellows lodge at Wash
ington GrOve, Mil., and tho visitors,
F Clean Markets
Clean Men
Three Wholesome Reasons
For Dealing With Us
Specials for
March
Prime Young
Round Steak, Hi
Sirloin Steak, lb
L'ortcrlioiiso Steak, lb.
noston Steak, lb
Chuck Steak, lb
Pig Pork
Picnic Shoujdcrs, lb lie
Corned Shoulders, lb. . . lie
Fresh Shoulders, lb 12c
Lean Pork Chops, lb He
Lean Pork Roast, lb 14c
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Mlllbrook Effgs, extra selected nud graded for weight and
size: in scaled cartons; each epg guaranteed fresh,
dozen
Fresh Eggs, dozen 23c
Ayrshire Rutter, Fancj, Fresh, Creamer), lb 31c
Rrookflcld Fresh Crenmery Rutter, lb 31c
Now York State Full Cream Cheese, lb 22c
Fancy Swiss Cheese, lb
All other table supplies
with good quality.
We call especial attention
and 3120 Georgia aienne, near
OLD DUTCH
CHAIN OF
The Market of 0?
Economies
409 TO 417 SEVENTH ST.
$22.50
at St. 85, including all the
soft hats and derbies.
wth their famous degree team, headed
by John H. Wood, will cxemrjlfy tho
work of the several degrees of tho or
der. ,
At least fifty Capital Odd Fellows
will make the trip. They will asscmblo
at the Union Station at 6-45 o'clock
sharp and take n train leaving at 7
o'clock for Washington Grovo.
Clean Methods
Saturday,
30th
Steer Beef
Prime Rib Roast, lb lGc
Pol Konst, lb '.12c
Corned Reef Roll, Ib....l'2c
Hnmbunrcr Steak, lb... 12c
Reef Liter, lb 10c
Products
Choice Loin Pork, Hi... 18c
Choice Loin Pork Chops,
lb 18c
Sliced Racon, lb 20c
Sliced Ham, lb 24c
Puro Lard, lb 12c
-5c
25c
at lowest prices consistent
to our new market at .'MIS
Park road.
MARKET, Inc.
STORES
The Market of
Cleanliness
Credit Privileges
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dispose of all hats used tor the current week's display. They are disposed of but none are ever hurt
to hurt and prices are reduced sufficiently to create more purchasers than hats. Tomorrow's prices
S6.5u and 9.50.
Girls' and Children's Hats, $2, $3.50, $5 and $6
The less elaborate at $2.00 and S3.50, of soft Milan and rough straws, white and colors, are
trimmed with cockades of ribbons. The dress hats, at S5.00 and $6.00, are of hand-made soft satin
braids, trimmed with wings, ostrich feathers. in new novelty eflects, stick-ups, flowers, and ribbons.
I There are types for every type as
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Boys7 New Hats, Shoes and
Straw and Cloth " Tyrolean," "Middy," and "Jack
"Rah! Rah!" Hats, $1.00.
Shirts and Blouses,
Collars, 2 for 25c.
Shoes, Tan Calf, Gun Metal, and Patent Leather, $1.95.
Night Shirts, 50c. Pajamas, 75c to $1.25. Suspenders, 25c.
The new Boys' Shop is new in every respect with new''fixtures, newly best appointments, new
stocks and newly low prices for the best. More than all this the enthusiasm ot the new young chief
and his young men. It all means service that will delight parents and their boys. Second Floor for
this New Bo)i,' Shop.
10c worth for
Imported Castile Soap and 1
Rag for onh 5c. In Toilet Article
near Eleventh street door.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
4
G STREET
Tomorrow
Everything has to be ready for
next week's "rush" all "broken
lots" of Suits and Dresses will be
sold tomorrow if reductions in prices
count.
Lot 1, $12.98
Values are $20 Up
Lot 2, $14.98
Values are $25 Up
Lot 3, $18.48
Values are $30 Up
Lot 4, $24.48
Values are $35 Up
While no charge is to lie made
for any necessary alterations it is
imperative that the garments be se
lected tomorrow if required in time
to wear Easter Sunday.
Another hint less busy during
the morning hours. Cannot you
cull tomorrow morning?
Trimmed Hats
Displayed in Windows and Parlors
were murh more Ynn Vnnw
well as every age.
"Sampeck Clothes"
The Standard of America
The bos come first in your hearts you'll see they
get their Easter Suit tomorrow, then look to your own
needs. With the entire spring stock of "Sampeck
Clothes" to select from you and our boys are certain
of satisfaction. For juveniles are the new Sailor and
Russian Suits; for bigger boys are regulation Norfolk
and Double-Breasted Suits in every new st Ie. None
cheap enough to be dear S5.CO to S15.C0 tor "Sam
peck Clothes," and $3.00 to $5.00 for those from
best of rival makers.
Extra at $5.00
Extra pair of knicker trousers presented with best
of new $5.00 Suits. These Suits settle the question:
"Is conjetition beneficial or harmful?" Without
rivalrycompetition such suit would never be as little
as S5.00. Sizes, 6 to 1 7 years.
With Collars Attached and Detached, 50c and $1.
Neckties, 25c and 50c.
1
5c
urkish Wash
Department,
CfG
GUARANTEED!
An optometrist of tho nw
school, Dr Martin V Hamuel. a
graduate of the two fnmous col
leges, he examines your eyes sci
entifically, fits them with glasses
and guarantees three years of
Fatlsfactory sen-Ice. Here dally
from 8:80 to B.CO. and with no
charge for consultation, the doc
tor Is always In sympathetic
touch with his patients. l3alcon,
first floor.
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Furnishings
Tar" Hats, $1 to $3
Caps, 25c to $1.00. f
Belts, 25c and 50c.
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25c worth for 5c
Craddock's Healing Balm
Use Craddock's Healing Balm for pimples,
eczema, skin eruptions, dandrufi, etc. It can
not hurt it will relieve.
TARINE MOTH SHEETS
Sold at all department and drug atorei
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8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
G Street
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