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© ■'-• V-M i - ' 1 i SOnNTEIS FAIL TO UNSEAT TIE TAFT KEN. !ES TAFT VICTORY [f* Friends Fall to Onst Con- Delegntlons Seated by the Executive Committee and the Cre- flential Committee ia Named Fav orable to tl»e l*resldont. The Reonerelt forces met their sec- f ond defeat In the Republican nation- convention Wednesday In Session, v. Hadley led the fight In the con- f'Wntlon to oust 92 contested Taft delegates and to seat 92 Roosevelt ates In liieir places. The con vention finally refused to entertain the jnotlon by a vote of Of.4 to 510. Thils transferr d the fight to the com mittee on credentials Just before the Convention adjourned uulil Thursday noon. When the chairman's gavel crash ed Its summons to delegates in the convention Wednesday forenoon, th’ 1 thousands of specta'ors realized they ere about to witness stirring scenes hat would lead up to the crisis In the stniggl- for party leadership Ov ernight developments gave promise n f tumultuous d' hate on the Roosevelt l>roposlt Inn of substituting eertnlu Roosevelt delegates for Taft Teen w to were admitted by the national com- Rtoe.- The first development of the morn ing was the declaration of Taft lead ers that there would lie no compro mise of any sort. Th> n came a cli matic assertion by fiov. Hadley, ihat he would not sanction a holt und-r • ny circumstances. Oov. Douecn hacked up Hadley In the assertion. Persons who have been n ady to bo- llevo that Roosevelt would not h- il- tate to bolt, were willing t > speculate aa to whether 'his might Indicate mutiny on the Roosevelt ship. The unfinished hin.l'M'ss taken up was Hadl y's demand for el'mlnatlnn of 92 co:i'est"d dc] g-vtoH from the temporary roll. Chalrnian Root an- nouneed that an aKreement had been reached be'wetn Messrs W.ifson and Hadley tl: ;t three-hears of debate equally divided between the two ■Ides, (lov Hadley for Roosevelt op ened the do >a‘e Ho rev lew od !h“ events of Tuesday l» , ling up tiv the ruling of tto- national committee cam# a y*U: “How about Penroao?" BendlDg over and shaking hla fiat In the face* of the delegate* Hemen- way, bl* face flushed shouted: 'Give me Penrose before Fllnn eV- erytlme.” The Pcnnaylvanlans went wild. Climbing down from their chairs and brandishing their fista they yelled epithets and vituperation at the speaker. Fllnn himself took a prom inent part Id the demonstration. Throughout the hall came yellu and jeera, and a few moments tumult pre vailed. The disorder continued In the Pennsylvania delegation and Senatoi Root came to the front of the stage and pointing to Fllnn shouted: “If the gentleman from Pennsyl vania wiabcH to commend his cause to the Just and honest members of this convention and the American people, ho will cease to Interfere with the delivery of a reasonable and do cent argument.’’ Senator Root was rheend. "We will have order In this con- v ntlon, or the members responsible for disorder will suffer In the estima tion of the American people,” added Senator Root. Then, in the midst of a new tu mult, Fllnn climbed upon a chair and demanded recognition. “A point of order," ho shout' d. ".-Rate it," commanded Root. "It is mention of personalities, of Penrose and Flinn, are not In order." "The penileman’s point la not well taken, at oner from the North, loaded or unloaded -t-I won’t aay which.'* There was a series of Interruptions, after which Devine said: “This emls- BUND TKER GRAFT JONES COMES BACK (Continued from first page.) sary went among the delegates that . on res taurant, told the committee were honestly elected. ! met him there and told him that he Haw, haw, haw, laughed several j )a( j b een talking too much and delerates and their example quickly Bhoul( , go on to narnwpll> for he (Continued from flrat page.) able pointa In this man’s record Rlease vetoed the bill providing an investigation of the Murray winding- Governor had crippled the work of L. M. Green about 1900 a month, I think, to make long distance Inspec- t'on of factories and make up hla re port from the findings of the agricul tural commissioner.’’ The speaker th- n charged that the w as followed on floor and gallarh s. would be able to make much In that When he spoke of the Rooaevelt (own contests, some yelled that his state- Thp noxt W | tn es8 was Herbert Sy- ments were not true, “rou say they rpcUBe {Ie admitted very frankly are not true, ho ahputed, but 101 t j iat ^ wag a “blind tig r.” He said of those contests were thrown out of ho knpw Uen stothart, that he had the committee uniiulmously.” This brought a cheer from the Taft folk. Root Called Down Texan. W. H. Feathcrstone, a delegate from Texas, kept constantly yelling at Devine. This aroused the Ire of Senator Root. Ho walked to the front of the stage again. "Gentlemen of the convention,” said he, “I don’t know whether you want to hear what Is said on this serious subject, but I wnnt to say to you (pointing at Feathersrone) that, delegate or no delegate, tT you don’t preserve order the sergeant-at-arms will bo directed to put you out.” Root was loudly applauded. Featle-rstone insisted he was mere ly trying to correct misstatements. Devine had been attacking the Cecil Lyon "steam roller” in Texas. He concluded with a defense of the na- tiviial commltt'O which brought a chorus of hoots and hisses from the Roosevelt sympathisers. The crowd -been paying J tO a month to. W. H. Rehrens, a whiskey dealer, to pro'ect him from the Charleston consiables. "I paid the money every month,” said Syrecuse. John Milton, proprietor of the Fn- up commission, thus holding against these honorable men the slander that had been made. "The Factory Inspection Act,” said the speaker, “was vetoed by him, and yet he goes ahead and pays Col. that he, too was a “blind tiger.” He said that he had been paying $10 a month for immunity from the on slaughts of the constables. His hush money he said was paid to J. .1. Miller, who at the morning session admitted collecting the money for the Marlon Stock company and turning It over to O'Neill, who he thought In turn sent It to Stothart. A. S. Kulinsky said that John Mil ton. one of his customers, came to him and asked for protection. “I saw I’.cn Stothart,” and he said that he would see what he could do about It" said Kulinsky. He said that he never ma le a report to Molton, and he did not know whether Stothart was jest ing or not. at this Juncture began to call for The gentleman will b • seated | Hadley. ” ruled Root. I c. C. Littleton of Texas,, a Taft del- Flinn stood defiantly for a minute egate and a brother of Representa- :iirl * hen sat down. L>e Martin \V Llitl'ton of New Senator Homenway concluded soon ' ork, was introduced by Gov. Had- tfter this and was followed by George ’ ley to say a word of defense for Cecil j- ^ ^ Keoird of New J rsey for the Roose-f Lyou. side of the argument. He dealt “Lyon has built up an orgamza- i fit .vi*b the Arizona and Indiana cases. Don m Texas against which the gates j Home More Hot Shot. | of hell can not prevail,” ho said, as ii“ concluded. Af'er three o’clock the convention 1 'hr'llod by an ovation to Gov. Hadley of Missouri. Tin demonstration took place after Watson, lead 1 r of the Taft forces, said he beiiese ! Hadley wern 1 ■ ins. nt to let the "purging" resolu- Gon go the credentials committee. j Hadley had no chance to make re- Tho cho' rs for him were 1 deafening for 2o minutes or more. There was talk of Hadley as a com promise candidate. In the midst of he ovation to Hadley. Illinois was trying to start the refrain: "We want T'ddy." It was just audible under thg gr-at volume of steady cheering eventually the cry for Roosevelt ! developed into a steady chant and It 1 "Hadley the next president; throe c beers.’’ Tie got the cheers, but the ser geant-at-arms got him and he was led off the stage. Soon after this incident a pretty girl In whits in the gallery suddenly Blood up and waved a lithograph of Col. Roo.-evelt. Finally in her excite ment she dropped the picture, bnt many of the eyes that turned her; lost none of their interest wlon Theodore Roosevelt's likeness disap- jpeared. The girl herself was sufllo- 1 lent treat. Then some one found th- picture and returned It to her, and 'he cheering whi'di had died away for the instant yyua renewed. lie purlers made a rush to find who keen raided since paying the neces she was. It was Mrs. W. A. Davis of Chi cago. oid-Cmers sa ; d they renirmb red iio’binc like tiiis since Mrs. M.-Muv- tay of ’i)"wa,' the from us "vemean in white," who stamneded the Demo cratic convention in iWi>. Santo Softile, Chairman Root rappel for order. . agr ement. Mike Pharos, who admitted that he was a whiskey»seller, said that he had paid $10 a month for protection against the constables. He declared the Sta’e board of health by not al lowing an appropriation of $4,103 to cover a deficit in the funds for dip- therla antitoxin. Judge Jones merely mentioned the Governor's pardon record Wednes day, calling ntt iRion to th« Wash Hunter rase, in which he said HDase tried to bambonzlfy* the Supr me Court on the irsue of a "true bill” finding, attempting to show analogy with the Lazarus case. Judge Jones declared that the Su preme Court had not reversed itself In this, and that Blease's charges was a reflection on Justice Woods. Judge Jones was given rousing cho rs and hearty handclaps as he conclud ed. Applause and Hisses for Rleasr Mingled with th.' applause with which Governor Rlease was received !!i re were a few h!ss“s. “! a”) sur ! prised to hoar hisses from a Darling- ! ton audience,” said the Governor, j who at one struck a defiant atti tude, proclaiming independence and s’ating that he exp-mled opposition j here. He said he knew that "there are men in this audience who would not vot frr me if their souls’ getting as a man and a lawyer, a single dol lar except that earned honestly, would get out of the race and leave the Slate. . f| Those Guttersnipe* in Charleston.’ "And those guttersnipes in Char leston,” said the Governor, *'I call them guttersnipes, because to say what I would wish would be an un warranted offence aghlnst their moih- ers; these guttersnipes are digging in !he filth and mud trying to find out something against me. They have hounded me. I have proofs that they have had Pinkerton detectives fol lowing me, and you taxpayers are bearing the cost.” Classified Column Indian Runner Ducks—$1 each. Mun- nimuker Poultry Farm, Normandy, T. nn. 1,1,11 hi, — Com utugs maae into sa itches, chignont. Write Mme Gntos," Norfolk, La. Mrs! iolliiio will open Breeze lun, Station 2t’>, Atlanticville, Sullivan’s Island, for boarders June 1. Fruit and (.rain Faun 1 or Sale— Three miks north c.f .Moeksville. T, M. Young, Mocksville, N. C. that h had paid this hush money to Albert Sottile. He said he had never! 10 Ikawn doro'nd. d on R. The speaker exp!aim'd that li sary amount. J. P. O’Connor told of hls paying the necessary amount for protection George Ptipus, who said that he sold whiskey in connection with his res taurant paid $5 a month. He said that he had made three payments to who carried out the t h* h a d vvo’ k of the hi tti’h by deenning ip- rot rit'tion, but he As should be ’’..'■.Cl"' 1 fon’iu- 'Mr Reeord declared the Iteosevelt •iirees w- re willing to submit their rase to the d.|11mi of a credentials omrull’ee if all eonHsted <|eleg:ites, ’lot h Tuft and RooseveH men. were ■ vilud d ftom vo'tng on the report of that committee. The great crowds In the gallarles became res'less dur ing Mr Record s argument - it was luncheon lime, and many of the spec- spouse tutors were Laving the hall. Senator Root appealed again and igaln for quiet. "If von recognize the rlgh' of a committee to pasvs on the right of date delegates to sit In a national un vent Ion,” r sumed Mr Record, .h n order was restored, “you have established government by minority "You are submitting to a partial and packed tribunal cases where the; ruse abov. the flood of sound \ round of applause greeted James Watson, who concluded the argil Nobody paid snv at’enticn to him. \s a climax to F’e demonstra'ion n w hi I 1 sh ■ was 'he e n're of at- t raction, .\l’ s.' Uv,:.- was brought to he conv-n ion by «ev er.,] d-d* •• ates An amerupt was ntade to itft Icr over Jire; f :r s to the stage, hut the * rg- an' .v am.- pr vi fit" I this. YY oieun I < (1 the ( beers. Mrs. Lav.s from tlie press ser'icn, Plaeetl In Stofhart's Hand. Louis Schmonses, appearing before the committee, stated very frankly that he was a "blind tiger," and that he was encaged In the whiskey busi- nes.-. bccaus>. there was more money o e made. He declared cmphatical- \ ’hat he had been paying $10 a month as "prelection money,” a mem ber of the firm of the Marlon Stork not rci'ust-d to .aid State bon r d o f t i approve ;m c- uL nd 1 t' :i' ih trade un out of tl, g' nt fund. Dt'.nyiiu: that lie had Insulted Jus- tt e Woods, tIt" ttovernor rend from h's "bo lit of pardons" ix'tuics from ’. s Wash ffttnfer ease, in vvltlch J is tlco Words was men’toned as a dis- tIngtiisi.ied. hi vh - •on r d. Chris’ ian v r- t uie-isud llainpshire I’igs ami bred gilts for sale. All black with white bid'. Herbert Gregory, Stovall, N. C. Young Men VYanted tor government positions. Full information 'ree. lias tern Civil Service Schools, Dar- hv. Ra. ov ever, n d the ehe. rs. s'ill hold ing Company, a whiskey corporation. He V, bir tdeture and trying tu make a -P"ceh. S-rri'or Root occasionally peunded uj*h his gawd, bn' madr no serious effort to stop the demonstrat; -n The demotir.i' ton htid b‘> n in progress to nunutis and Mrs i>.i\.s had d s appeared from 'he floor when Chair man Root diree'ed the ullk’ers to r-- cbairman, Ros. wad wh'<h uHashed ’o purge the tem- the Madlev motion porary roll. Gov. Hadley finished at 11 '.t, und was followed by \Y T Dovell of Washington for the Taft eld" "The declaration Is utterly false," he rk- clar I, "(hat the Ftate of W ishlng'on was ever carried by Theodore Roose velt.” Applause from the Taft dele gations gree'ed this statement The I'dt.il of what Mr IVoveR suid were;' \ rdI'd Is reached before the evidence a submitted. An outbreak In the Indiana delega- .on followed the assertion of Record ■hat In'one district In Indianapolis 'h" r-turns werff made up by the of- t! 'ills without e'en opening the hal- iot box K tip i / *> against'' the Hadley mo'ton ment From the gallery came a shout of Hurray for Sunny Jim ” An Ovation to Hadley. YY'a'son asked whether the dele gates felt aide to Judge on the merits of the contests had b'-' n discussed by be speakers "Now you are not In a v."-* the "farts us to YVashlngton arous ed the Ire of Roosevelt delegate* He was interrupted with groans from the Roosevelt forms wh'fi he declar ed: "When It was dk nvered the night )•< fore the rt'.at" ron.entl nj that the Taft fore s e. re u confrol. th» adherents of \Ir If'iosevelt ,U>^ rRned to come to 'h" eonv en'Ion b 1 cause they kne.v t’ve, wore tieaten " The Bat l It* < >|m n-<. > The cl rk. for the n 1 > r !nnfkn of i th<* com. •! : ’n, then rea l 'c list of delega'es whkh the Hadley mo'ton 1 would Ftrlkn from the ro'l atxl th« list of those it would seat Won Ht" announci ti ent "as rom la lt d. Henry A. M ; en < ' Kan-.is. was presented to speak in support of »he Roosevelt pr Don't'oti Alin rid ''ikd Iiovcll'e stat ment iih* u; the YY ;ish nv mi / rlttm-y ;t:d qiMtid flgut'is to h'iovv that Tif < vo'o bad en humiII In the inulst of h : « t Ik Mien was • halier, "d U* ef. ' vv nether La ln''iid tl to r- ip; o-t the rom i ce o' this ••'mention. lie S.il,' hr xviMi'.d on ii'i'v coi' Ip on. "thas hk not. i usf ton is n M n ■ ur., Lsh".] by Duud ami tltiiMc-j ' A ;:r":'t m r a•• < f ,>*•. erlng and sr- U IIIIam F English, a delegate j a" thp ca » t ' 8 Involved In Hadl v s from the Feventh district, leaped to notion He poln'cd out that hut few bis feep and 'he entire aetegatlon ■ roke Into an uiiroar "There was no rone st In that district." sbou'ed Position to Judge the merits of these Fngllsh, w II My waving hls fists In the r You know there was no con- 1 ■ s' there " William Bolton live, a Roosevelt I'.V ■. i T !'•' shi'Ut' MV i I ite-i t e X, .v, o'., i ef New e pel !o vs I'd Oil' .1 point of ■' Ml'."'! Up’ 10 n e ’! eh v'r • e ni ’'.it 1 !: and ;o-i ■ d fo h -Id. a i! ■ errupM'd pevera 1 uL 1 at the Taft Lv- t he grv j h m ' r* ! Y«r-, h.M L. order ai'.'i : HV-t; !:u d : I, fall' t'Liv ..U' Aft. r hi ’ tln’cs. All n nu. ti 1 orr t J J.p'ik "Ycu ba'mr/' got anything t:n*'l laughter t his cpii vt : vi.'r. ovi r. Thin the kotd only know.-, uh m y Mr r I " "A re you go i .. 111 a'dik by ttie dt - rision o! the r .ny- iitlo'.!?'' shouted a delc-ntr from (hdortulo. "1 II atiswcr v ■ u later ” "A uswer me nov." Tb.o tlior was In nn uproar. "I'll answer yo i, ]’ll answer yon," sllOllted Allen, bin face g; owing re 1 and his \ Mro grow :nir husky. Ttie delegat- a stopped y'eippg long on on ’h to hear him sav, "1 wa d to support the nominee of thin con v cm Ion but kieUga'e in the Indiana delegation. : »pr;inr to his feet and shouted at Fngllsh fib. latter veiled back "liar, hir, liar," and started toward Dye '(' her rmutie'- se zed the two men ,• ! k- pf 'hi rn apart. Li u lull Mav r I ■ w Shank of In- I! .foils shouted fr.itu hls seat to 1 ' • or d on t he nt •> ge "It von keep on. you'll g't a scrap I'Ut of me " Ftve.Md Mi '"t-.cluslon said 'he par'v nas *ac‘ng the greatest • riel* ill Its hlstTV ' e do not want to I"' driv en ici' of 'he party either by force or eons. L nee But if we ar to permit an oiitfc.de body to pack this ronven- 'Min and cany 'hit packing through 'o a presidential me!.'nation the con hi knee if the Ym-nean people will '. volt " Buying I |i the Iklegate*. Robert F MimmIs of Yrtzona th' ti spoke ill defense of 'he baft delegates from that State Morris description o’ the "row ' made by the Rooseve 1 ' f r m in tli" Yrizotia State cotr.en- %>n i a used much nkrrtnp nf Ho hi .1 the Roosevalt people at the end . m’reversies," said Watson A roar of "no" came up from the floor "You are In no position, you are tn no 'etuper if you will ixeuse my saying so - to Judge 'he cases Watson w a+t Interrupted several •imcs and (hero were reuiwal calls •or Hadley The governor appeared md was accorded the grea'cst de- oust r i' ton of th- com en’.ion up to h;s it:n Both tlm.r and galleries w.:<• o'i *helr feet, wh.stliiig. cheer ing, y ell ing. i oun e ha. and -tor*- ord r ’ ♦ 1 Y Mrs Da* !S re'll! •:. e 1 11 * 'he g a 1! a r- p!:i. ■p* ! r.rs: Sergi :uif - a f A r u s and Vssis’an' (ha ■ ’! ..f SN'h., t I'er of • he poltp*. dp; ar:- , iha 1 ''i*• tif ; at r-i llinc T. c : !•• aisle hup - id; • • it.'d in i l . " l: i c tl.OSt of Tie d e 1 p - .1 l' i-K SPatc d tiv 17 IVI'.■••men in * ♦•r* 'lie gall* ry w • re i ■n.l. av o: ;n^ to r- - • h ,r s'.uri; quiet tn tin • vip:n:'v of Mrs ' hr 1 avis S!i ■ • WI' lid' ■pw for a n.'itnent 1 ’! in the •'(>:!.; anv ( ,f an ofl er arid the IMM e P. w .! 111 shp< 1 w tia: '! v t!:o .g'!» w as h .id a for. i ll.- jv ,i 1 of : ke f.-m nine rhor en: hum (-v' In a tiiiur.ent she rvturn- Mrs i (i 'o h"r *. .i* to rceeivp uni>' h- r hrd ir:n ef a; , !:iU8iv s; < r When th ** had been rert'ored i'itii ant Lev H i 1 1. aq :n a Me a bn ■ f •O ] k'a'i Mr Mi :son moved to re- • ,1'J :. r '.I • !i>. . r. .!•'!:•. 118 i mn.M'.p Tie 'ill '!' li''■Ift '() H : * ,i ’ f h *■ '.Ij 1 ’, his.- v !r del- • s. t V a ' • 8 ( .o', D**r:i'*Mi i: ■ ri d to fid .. I; 1 -o a - L’ ■ . !• * .t* r-i g v” k'«» ••"ed !•:., si i«* . I \ • ' **:i t h * '' ■ Vi m I* * ersh : , of • lie fl'ni'.T!* . «''l (' T(‘- .S h • ! i.'iaN • '.I r. ‘ .tM ■tarn :ng t heir feet Wa;son arid Roof joined In con- versa'ion w.th Hadley as he stood waving for the wild w Iconic to cease nut it went on and on The Giltfornla delega’ton endeav ore,! to put up their Roosevelt ban ners und start around the hall, kt* .-'ergeant at-Arms StonA quickly ha!' • I 'him and the banners were taken dow n The Missouri standard was wav'd • mi h‘gh and In un Instant the N-w . o. • d to tah!. ' liven. T : i rr"' 1 t! ou rca ! v 'or -• n.i’or Root the n q ton of G‘>v Htiid that h. went to F’-en Stothart and told him that II o was too much and •ha' he was not able to pay it Th" amount, he said was reduced to $7..">u after Sto'hart had told him that In ability to pay was one thing and re fusal ano:her thing "Did you pay Stothart any mon ey asked 'he commlt'ee "The mon- was plam^d in Sto’hnrt's hand. I ed !• th* r-- myself.' said the w it- s, dhts was the most direet r ge madt before the ronimlt'ee ' graft had passed to the chief s ub'e of ttie S'a'e M Smickland appeared at ’h" a f - ioon sens' n and a-V-d to evplatn was h.s brother mentioned in Mill r atfidav and not himse'.f told of operating a wh skev place r < harlestiMi and charged tha’ h- tieen pay.ng Henry Itoscher |1" a tith ’o keep the whiskey consta- * aw.tv from the place He tes’i- that for his bro'her s grocery . where whiskey was soil, he 1 various amounts for protection •ns her O Neill and Jensen all 1 'o be wh.skey wholesalers He I ''lit the c uistables sometimes • * d h h pi i< e aud af vr tak ing i ,.'. of >i•! I s of eo!d bee’-, w .u. i 1 He de. hired ' iiat lie e.p's 'or. in ftict, the u se i ■. l g . v •• them 11 re, e: ;»• w i> ,: I for v • r niiiunUy ftom th" • 1 man "A’ h. I l"do' , ,1 Wash Ilunfi r ai:d ITu :■ 'ing 'o i ardon n me n.pre, h.> -' ’ '• when ?0!re one in the audience iiis record t aiited h !:.: rr. One !! an a- ':• d '.!' • qu- n a little li' r \Y '• \ U !!•'. * ■ r e o personal (ddi^.T ion er”" to \Y R > h 1! in: "No." repl:. d 'he G o v e r:. 11 r. "and he has i;o' even [a 1 ■■". ;•"i me' fee ye' T’ L fV• * . ! ■ h ;h pto' • rty in fi c.'..: ip- 1 • ■ • d!a s ai’ 1 ! haven't ► •' : i R- fl'T ■ ■ ' . t . !. . p' >’ ' ' I e e ■ . o. - ' , ’ 1 ' ' ! ' of " • " J !m < 'row " !■• « :i- I r- I. • T (lovernor HI- hi ' Ml ;- ' :' at er :.o' - .• ' ' :' '' F I •!. ■ , ■ xp. ' • '• ' ‘ ' . ' 1 * 'ree !: 1 e • -8 •; •-• i'M. 1 • S ITT ■ ’ »* - t A a : ■ "' • ! > h rirv- « • .to a - *\ : - d 1 ' , 1 ' * • ’ * 1 • - ^ I * v •a . ; - f s* * • t W . f ' 1 , . * \ . rr . ’ ' 1 , ] f ‘' ft • t • , f'. •*, . •* i ■ • * turn Th •• fr»\. ’ • - ! * ( *3 Yvuiittd—Be Fiona to earn good com missions getting members for Nests and Auxiliary Nests. Order of Owta Eolith Bend, Ind. iNne-Brecl Berkshire*,—Correct type and richest breeding. The kind that satisfy. Eight wefks old.'JS. J. A. 1 o"g. Haw Rivc%\ N. C. w ouid like to buy nice traef Bine timber. Give location, number ac- ! es. estimated qutmtlty and prlw, N vvsoms !,umbc-r Co., Cur r sville, \a ■ \v imiov it"—New hous . large new ly furnished rooms, modern con- v'eiiiruees. Rates reasonable. Ad- dnss Mrs. J. H. Howell, YYaynes- \ hie,' N. C. ■ n,i i/oilg*-, caluda, N. C.. uow opt u fo: i he summer. Large, pleasant, nicely furnished house and exeel- 1. nt boar.I. Beautiful loeation. Close to station. Mrs. S. S. Oehier, tp, i rt unit v—G. nerai store, in the ■•: 1 0 f tlie sky. best fruit county In St ,ii'. Must sacrifice on account of beal'h I have bargains in Western N Mh Carolina b'rult Farms. Write |i W Dvsirt. the Real Estate Hua- ■ Merton, N C V mi ii lies IN is and Soy tieans; ■ ■h. f2 to $2 4o per bu as to var- soiind, well sacked, hand piclf- and cleaned. Registered Essex ;..-H hows in farrow, and s'-'vlce loirs, Berkshire and Poland China J. E Coulter. Connelly Springs, \ c I i:u d I or 'Mile—ai res of lan N locat- • •! '. ' I • F l'H',1 r:v,-r 3 1 2 miles .I.o »o:. ho: u, S '' Fx elLnt ; -' • • ' i* Is hu’t’ t g • :** serve. hr;.'! and i a n be q : :e k 1 v • • • .o .! :• : o fa'n. ii.g ianik Low ; ’ : ■ ■ i ie k . ihti i a'<• omer Ad - • - f* 1 i B t ' • ‘ arlest on. S C ■,« 11 - i I i v e * tot of V ,,, v.: h 1Uu I nlu l—I ,i mi. .-au ► Have bit have ne'er seen 1L ran do H profl,'utile t.usmess $1 nn pachugv* conralnlng seeds of tb!» wonderful bo- w " ; I i n a 1 'be Off. N , 'A ! . - • :v . al cu r to*lty I eaves fold up, " ! urarn !i*s drop down If touched. I"i'.t« Kell on sig'it Fred Berber. " 4 San Adres, Mslate, Phllllpln* fon ' "'k i* K,. :• rs : ' t. it om c. * n b m l iiihiIi*-k Unntiil—Me need a fv-v : !i-k wi'h tw v or mo-,, children • • - ! v • ! • s of age Fv per" need , ■ v v • « ■ ike mi 7 ;.e >i $ ; per • ' •■ ' • g 'o 'heir wo-k Will -ie• e 1 or unkarn- t. . ,r ' i f uN- irn-d * ' • i ■ i - • • • -• : j i >- • • • ' h 1 s and s * •■ • pm Ad- F't"' 1 ' n M. ha i /:;ipa:iy, * x; • 1 ■ i' CabN : 'lT " A re ailed s' aide! M: ha,- ' -e'. W.111 im F!!nn dem'i Ida roll G.T 11 • I. j uor h ' 1 y! fi t i j4 He said the n.o' 'on ' > 'aid.' Huff •• was or- paid $i" a munih $o A 1 l)«-rt Fo -• I T‘ .e ro 1 1 wis 'il filrn 1 Ti t pro'eeTori that h e bought ' t> 8' 1 of Ti** (•••!,'.Mi: .on from h:n 1 He s.i, 1 a f Y\ ill 'Like laitfc iif Di'iiuk ruts. Fsaras said f.e had S’ • • ’ i tnon' hs a' the Nav \ Y'a-d i-d t.fteen months in Ctiarkbion In h hid goo . = r lie ' went ■A tu n ad t' h'ffi :n Nov. w ,:i lie g* ' AS he n »» t.o : a o; vM cl and w aa raided fusion mareii uf of the "Bill ed." called a \ok«‘ from the floor ' Yes. and vv ; milanii ui'ccssnrv r tn.t.red and passed 4 r 11: a: v move i h: ’ i rsey tei. gates raised their emblem a ml s'ar'ed around th*< hall Missouri, Hadley's home State, fol ''owed Then West Virginia Joined ■ proc. sslon. Tl e ovntvn to Gov. Hadley started ,ai r..lining fire of 'alk on the floor to! ■ u ake him the compromise candidate • *r nr sident. The Roosevelt people i.'.clVd themselves hoars.- while many i( f t '■ e so-ca'h'd doubtful delogaticn? | .o.m d In the che* ring ().ie f»hlo ilelegnt*. grabbed 'h ■ v, >■. *1 <' I'T'ort.■ a u ;t s ^al! • ■d (iov ' M Sit* 1 • t ’ arx! aske ! !T:n 'or pro'pc !o>- . H. • n a - wep d * Il . an 1 that SoMil told him tie "■’al MM: 1 (' "l h ' s •' \ ( i . • Q T,o' .dll'! arang-. i and if he pa id h. mi < I'Ve < if the 1 . > n' ^ ‘ ♦ .1 «! • N gt * e8 * 1 ■» a non' ih He *e, a Ter t h a' Tm'V f fo;” : li* ■ FourTl r ru sh>'l to Tid'*-r raid' . d ti ■.ni wi'h a sea;. h war- ' he fr T, f of T e p i arr 1 shou'- f ant . 'ha' ' he eonstat'lert onlv rad-d " I eh a lien ge that vot. " "The vo e of California is rhalleng- i. ' s i 1 Senator Roo': ’ the d lega- n " ill be polled by tutme." Gov Johrsori'a natm* was the firs! G! •- d "M bo am! d. ’ I h. v was v r 1)' v tl' * I 1 lid • III- Y11 : i : :> rria was Interrupt'd by iat re—.a m I w as parliament- ti c," fie !'• sum:. 1, amot'g re- ■iiitrh’er '-’orrs soon eon- r’-rndnrd of Hvat tiiote and -marched : across the aisle in frnn* of the s'and. Tti Cbl'fornla and Kansas followed , v , The first great ovation was fairly under way and they went fo it. Gov. Hadley retired from his place on th - front of the f-ungp and stood beside Senator Root and Mr. Watson at the he next sueat.er being H. i)(’-: chairman’s table. He smiled broad- d..wn-sta rs and took what was In nigh* Cnrrl***l the Graft Money. The star witness s of the session were J J. Miller and B II Sto'h irf. .kef constable of Serb Carolina Miller s'.it.d euipha'ically ■'aa' he had heard tint a mat named !i urky I id In . n u.a d as the agent *o carry 'he g-af’ money fr nn Charleston con- -t ihli s to the governor of South C ir- rn'ld tktRfnmft v-vn-of og. .mlina. Vigorous ques’loning failed to of the h !. nn'i in began iin*'iose even tae .ni .als of thi: m in n the n im.s of |j H Tryon and Mot's Mayfield Jr. the two Taft H"'" rkkeates wer- called, both answered , "a'e”, from the platform. i tlov. .Io u nsnn and other members a ’tl alienees this vo**.'*" lie do- " When a re t he im ti " " .•.re on th■■ phi!f rq'." ans- . d cb tirman Root ov .Johnson leiin a't.T>'p’ed to trr. ! oil Ml: of Colorado, a member of the forc.-s and sluNd rn- chairman (vmmitt..' on e'« d- ntlals. De- Ho ■:i s M.i pn ef the Ro- I lv At the “but” the elmtr'ng and Joe-, ing broke out afresh. “I’ll support him," shotite 1 Allen, i “only on on< 4 condliiivo--that his nomination was not ai'complishfd by i fraud and corruption.’’ Hoot S:|ti*‘l* firs Flynn. Senator Hemenway of Indiana ■poke against the Hadley motion. Mo flYado a point fot* Taft by decfarlng th^of the 14 Roosevelt members of. the national committee who are pro ^ teatlng against the committee’s roll,; 0 !' ( .o v Hadley, p. ib 'ii.n ti.,tio.ial committee as* the 11 p; eH<Mi;utiv c of Colorado. He d*>- 1 cla ed th". Ft memhi rs of the com- ' min e had listen, d o th ir "master's voice" und signed a st.v.'-nunt tho.p contents of which they did not know, i Mr. Devine said Gov Madlev had told j him lie ixpected to "say something vice" about the na’lonal committee, af'er It seated bis Missouri delega- t: >n. ”!’u! 1! re ivs to have been one of «• members of th» invest!-atii'g itee will make every * ffort to h i m. Miller taking the stand In the af- •ernoon, reiterated his charges con- ..' tb.e California d lega.Mon shouted 'nine.! in the affidavit suhmlted by !h»'ir prot.-st, d( daring ncither ’of the j ^Li> or (.raee to the commit t e. I here cirn'rsfei! men was entitled :,, a vote, i f a snarp passage, of words b '- The cl- • k nneounced *h votes as ’'veci \ iller and Ptothurt when Alll- ' I nnes and 2 ayes, and It stood. ) r charged that Stothart, knew the “Wf’ll get a lot of good Democrats mysterious Harley, it ef t’-Is." dtiMi'. d Johnson and 1 "You know him. You know him as veil and Hadley. | a d led ’ ’ i f t h ore m on a r e a 11 o wed t o . "Ad ^ ^ 0 sai d M il ler, point - Over in the Kansas delegat on a; vote on their own cas*', what’s the linger at Sto’hart. deep, throating yell pnnetuated the ,;up n f ca'llnc the rolP'’ j ^ do not know him. N-v#r heard (’eiron?traCon “We want Teddy," | ' "VYhen it was announced that the Mm, replied Stothart, heatedly. "W>‘ .wan t Teddy.” came the yell and i Ta.ft motion had been carried by a | ' ; '^ 0 was put under a grilling I* soon developed into a chant that vn‘e of 5(14 to 5 10 the Taft folk ; oxam!,natlon t ^ 10 committee. Ilis Oklahoma and I’ennsylvanla fell in nn. The b’g crowd was yelling, sbri- k- 1 g, trying to sing, cheering Roose- rcse above the flood of sound. Young Woman In the TMcture. M-o Alice Roosevelt Loneworth, c-oni her seaty^tear the firess stand, McGovern, ’ood up wb^n the dernonetratlon Prior to broke into a cheer. The vote on the memory proved at fault, no said, on fen’iiorarv chairmanship Tuesday had practically every question, and little been 57,g for Root to 502 for Gov. , R s t'mony of a practical value was ■ gained. vote. ! During the afternoon session Mil- all but two had been retired from the committee this year. ~ Taking up the Texas cases, Hem- «oway said that Ceclal Lyon had con trolled 5,000 federal appointments in "Texaa; that bis word had been law, this year the Republicans of tha other faction had aant a delegation, got'et Cecil Lyon’s oScehoMers, bat rotors. doltfatlon t h )'.) • n*"■> f"" 0II, . V wbiMi it is tto his own Infer- to Goneressman Longworth and he l ' 3 ' ” , • also rose. A wave of hisses and hoofs from; “What ajbout TIndley?" was the In- Ikmsvv.'i! forces gieeted this attack «l«tent cry from a number In the D- llpols delegation, while others yelled "Yfe whnt Teddy’" annouiv»»ng the Missouri gent’eman’s agree- began and looked out over the sea of Chairman Root said Gov. Hadley had ' or asked S'othart some pointed ques- h.. H.iid, " wht.'h he stands 1 waving hands. She turned and spoke . made poln's of order against the 92d t * onB a ^ out certain statements made con’est d delegates voting and he with reference to giving protection to fully^consldered the matter during a certain whiskey house. Stothart de- :he calling of the roll. He overruled nied everything and told Miller that all the points. jhe would see him on the outside. Defeated, the RoosevcR forces Roth men were called to order by the made no further move. Senator Root committee. Mrs. T.ongworfh was kantny over then put the motion of Mr. Watson,! Constable Stothart was asked by of the Roosevelt men In “striking” ! the rail talking to a friend when the ; made Tuesday, that the standing the committee If knew of a man In those con’ests as “a most damnable I chant of “We want Teddy” began, ; con'mittees b» appointed. It was Charleston, named Rlease, a relative piece of business." | sounding much like “We want TIad-! adapted without objection. The of the Governor, wno was operating Thsre wero groans, cheers and ! ley.” fihe strtMghtened up and wnved^nPtues already sent In by the State a who!e*ale--whl»key-bou*e and who hisses at this, and thereafter Devine ; friends asl’da to catch th*» cry: then were not object'd to. and bad rover be n raided. Stothart s.ald GLEuiJ SPRINGS HOTEL If! nn 1 1 ".v r. ; >!;i('c. ("N.cnt' ;; ! ill iv Btlrc! vents the 11 ero v n nuet the ni<'-t n.'j-N'. .l.ittcin”. hovvhnfl M;.i lv vcflati(ia> nnJ )A;iuI.ir iehjjht- , attto- vv a Iks, (1 i'i : 11. IS v t IL H ana. in ’ er. ’h'(1 frc'h from the cprinc:. cures in«li^es- "!'! > and all ailments caused from tnal- iemn.tti-in. AUTO-BUS, all at Jen’a: at trunk. Address (fare ? 1 l, and pnMic antomiibiles meet ' BAGGAGE tran.vferrcd at 50c Chas. D. Green & Co., Glenn Springs, S. C. • mm i'g to the Southern contents, Mr Divine characterized the action was constantly In trouble with bl* audience. He referred to Ormaby McIIarg, who directed mbit of the Soatbero conte*ts, m’ “an emlmry turned and smiled at her husband. jthe committees were announced. {he knew of such a firm and that he W. H. Coleman of the Pennsylvania ' After the credentials committees had never raided it. 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