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Woald It tar the average believer
ta Tsft os n progress!** eUteasaaa
te snow thst Taft campaign titer-
alare malted la rale Attn under the
tvaah of Coogr***m*a William B.
McKlBley wso oddreoaod ta lh* sans*
band aad wlib the asm* -robber
sump a* the monthly bills of the
Pslo Alio Oaa Company, broach of
She Pontic Geo SBd Klectrle Compssy. S HJO.OtO.OOO corporation
> wits Ideas of lis owa about the coo
nervation of pabllc rreooareao*
A Pslo Alto business man wbo
awas a tweBty-8ve-foot lot 00 the
mala atreet of Sunnyvale declined
aa offer o( 13.500 for It.
■fa ssy vale might well offer tb*
Sebllee roctory a boon* to wash Its
window* on tbe railroad old*.
Harvard" Scholarship is
Given to Stanford
Msn
ats-LUlUaDf r. WTJterr IS AWAJtD-
VBAXtXPOO HARVARD CUJBU
Prsaklla V. Wolff, a graduate
student la tke depart moot of outh-
emstlcs has beaa awarded the Harvard scholarship from Stanford ssd
Callfornls for the coining ynar. In
awarding th* scholarship to Wolff,
the Harvard Clab of Sss l-'raaclsco
brcsk. a precedeat by maklag the
prretvatetlaa twice Is oscco*slos to
s Stanford sUdsni. It nss usually
neon lbe caitom In th* past to alteram* between the two California
uolve-1-sltlee, bat Wolff's record
seemed to lastlfy tb. settee of tb.
western Harvard men
Wolff wai graduated laat year
Irom Ibe department ol mathematics, aad lo st preeeat aa soilitent In
Now that Mountain View Is dose ths department of psychology.
gate* dry. and Walter Clsrk te ■
towa trustee, sod Pop Smith la edit
tag tb* Register byphao l-eid.-r
agala. and lOTti l* coming, w. may
aspect thr town to utilise the wsate
apace aloag lb* railroad front for s
handsome Utile psrk Judging by
ear own *ip*rl*ac* th* Southern
l*acinc would cheerfully co-operate.
Stvorybody'i dole' It. Mountain
Vlaw
Il te a curious ran that you caa
CoBgreaomss Rslph Cot* of Ohio.
whom Representatives W. ll. Mr-
Klnlty snd Rodenberg held In tin.
for New Orleans until Presldsat
Tsft lavlted blm to JoIb blm aboard
tb. Saa I'rsaclico bandwagon, cam*
lbe Dumbarton bridge clearly'.to California to rates hsll Colombia
from Mountain View. flr. mile* with the Roosevelt progressive*. He
Hte
worh a I Harvard will roetloo*
oloog Has* of tb* latter study.
Wolff registers from Sen Fernando,
and te a member of Phi iieta Kappa,
and la enrolled In tho Phllcsopby
Clab.
•WRT" TOWNS HAVK THK
HKlHniT TAX 1UTK
The biennial report of State Cob
trotter A. R. Ny* I page* StS to
S1S1 gives tb* municipal •Utlatle*
tn * bleb ISO elites ar* reported
Th* overage rat* of city ton te
11.17 on the 11"" Central oad
Northern California (aiaa ore high
tr than thoe* Io Southera Callfor-
bouUi of here, white you caooot
csUcb a gllmpae of It from Pslo Alto
without walking beyoad the forest*
ef Raveniwood.
Moyflrld te being favored by tbe
railroad company with a big cul-
rert under th* tracks, ao lhat th*
water from ih* hllte will ae-ror
only oacceed*d la adding (o Iba de-
moraliiatloo In the Taft csmp. In-
lultlng Ih* capsbls Coloo*! Han-
mood merely beeaus* he casBOt retrieve a toot rou*- aad opreadlsg
campaign lias before aadtebces of
twenty persoas or so ore rwrvtces
tbat (ndlcsts It war* b*tt*r ir Mr.
Cote would return east oad help out
again be dammed up lo the Tillage la hte own imperiled stele at Ohio.
sSr***-*ts as It was during tbo rslsy
eeasoa a **eor ago.
Tb* beneficial result* of the city
engineer's campaign of cloaalog up
th* sidewalks are already la
dears Mr. Ryibe* should 1st so
gattty man secap*. if atl property
owner* are required to mow dowa
th. weedi thte year they will get ths
habit. Then Bsst yesr will be easy
tf by djlitory tactics oae man ss-
capes Iba trig-lag coat tblo year
-twenty olher* will fellow hlo ohlfl-
taea esimpte neit yser Ry tb* wsy.
did you ever aotlc* John Dud-
■eld'o rosebuihee blooming all round
bis lumber yard
Tb* chamber of commerce
pointed yeeterdoy afternoon 00 tbe
Circle as tbe tiros snd plaee for
heartDg tbe promoters or the coaaty
fair to be held la Saa Joe* a*tt
September, and tbe floral ethlbltloo
to be beld at tbe Veadome grounds
today and tomorrow. The promoter* csroe. bnt oot 1 mother'*
aon of tb* chamber or commerce
was there eiceptlng only th* *■**-
tar. wbo wtu fussed to beet th*
bead becauoe there woe ao audi
eace but the moakey oa th* popcorn wagon and tbre* members or
' the Hv* osk club lo hear lb* kind
rrlend* who had come all the way
from Ssn Jose IO alog and speak
Result Tbey wouldn't neither alng
aor .peak. What's tbe matter,
ralo Alto' Don't you wast no county fair?
A nice lady got a postcard tbe
other day In one of these aboard
prayer chain* Tbe worst (hint
about It ws* thai it threatened a
calamity II the receiver relused (o
write nine copies sod •■■■■■' to nine
other person*. Whoever writ**
such a luggrstloa ol rear sine time*
aad lends It to hte friends ought to
hove nine **** ** 1*'- (or It. Most
people hove courage snd s*no*
sense enough lo throw the threat -
prayer aod oil—Inlo tbe waste-
basket, but It make* otber people
eervuu* Chlet Noble, place your
lyaieyed *1eutb* at work on tbl*
case at once .-nd report tbe author*
nf threatening letters to Uncle Sam
Bicycle Riders Must
Stay off the Sidewalks
Good weather te th* program ot
lb* -ea-f.ii- now, and that mean*
bicycle rld«ra will hsv* lo rid*
th* streets instead of on tbe old*-
wBlks-
Cfclef of Police C. II. Noble hsa
oral oot tbo woralag that the po-
li'e regulstlono against riding on
the *ld*walko ore now In effect
and that the letter of tbe law will
be carried out. "fhe ordinance* la
reformer to riding on aldewolkt srs
sa foi Iowa:
'St-e 21. It shall be unlawful
for any person to ride aay bicycle
or tricycle npoo tb* Bldewolko of
lb* city or Palo Alio dariag the
month* of May. Jose. July. Aagaat.
September sad October, escept ss
hcreloufter provided.
"Sec. 13. II shall be unlawful
for any person at aay time to ride
believe In *ecnrlog for tb* upoa aay oldewalk aloag any Im*
r-ssopte the eierctee o( * real oad not, proved or accepted otreet of the city
merely a nomioal control over their 1 of Palo Alto or lo ride upoo say
represeniailves In obT.ee.—Rooeevell.' sidewalk of ssid city after dark."
l-lesvant IteriittUy Port/.
Al tbe home of Mr. and Mra. W
A Wbltmer. 344 Kmerooa .tree*; 1
pleasant parly or young girls gsth
en-1 lo celebrate th* twelfth birthday of Alberta Whit mer. a Jolly
afternoon was ip*nt wllh gam*, aad
refreshment* Tb* following were
th* goesla: Kdythe Harris. Edyth*
Woeroer. Oenevleve Ilooebi-oofc.
Hetkelili. Alice M. Minus Esther
Lso. Eleanor. Dyer, Marguerite
W*lcha*11*ld*r. Marguerite Blake.
JssBtea Wilbur. Ruth LAttersteta,
Laura Keanedy. Rath Spsuldlug.
Hatlle and Rita Raker. Loll Warner,
Harriet Dubendorr. Ruth Whit mer.
Saunders is Here
From Porterville
HK IS W*****M*****B**i PR*Ot"*sTR*
TY Ht'HttlVlftltms OWHKD RT
PALO AI.TANS.
P. K. Sauodere. form*rly of Palo
Alto, aow of Porter-rille. te lo the
rlly reproaentlng property osbdl-
xisions owasd by himself ssd Pslo
Alio turtles in the rsmoai Porterville orange dtetrlct. lla has recently put ob the market Ib tee-scrs
tracts two parcels of I,ttt ocree la
all. Tha land Is •it-jots*' *t Ducor.
)uot ooulb of Porterville. Ducor te
lo tbe mldit Ot tb* best development
nf ihe Tulare coualy early orange
belt, and ralurs th*r* wilt soon
push up to tb* l*v*t ot value* In tb*
Irlndaay district, wbere prices srelMJI
now l" end 1310 per sere. Tbto*
trorts sr* put OB tbs market it tke
uniform price o( |100 p«r acre, and
nn monthly paym*nto o( 113.01
each, with 113.03 dowa.
Souodero will he Ib towa tea day*,
and hli advertisement appear* la
another part o( Ihlo p*p*r
Pooling to Be Next
Editor of the
Chaparral
Maurice T. Doollng of llollteier
will be editor of Chaparral for sent
esoMotsr. boa Dot to to ke tho
sett art editor X. W. Pugb ssd
Korl Qrsaa hs** boss named SS **-
soclau editors, esd 11 B. Aaderson
will continue 00 buolneno niasog.r.
Doollog Is O graduate «(sd*a( la
th* law depart man t rrom Hollteter
li* bslosgs to Racine Clsb, Pbl
Iteta Kappa. Pbl Datts Phi, P
Clsb asd Skull sod Snake*
was a forcer a-ree-clat* editor ot
the Set-uola
hit
Inry Tows*.
Winter*
. .11 00
VacBvltte
. . 1.01
Cornlag
.. .Tl
Rait Ssb Jooo
.. l.tl
los Ooino
.. i.»»y
Mayfleld
. . 1 41,
Pnlo Alto
.. 1.00
Selma ... .
.. MO
PocIOc Grove
to
Derksley
.. to.
Tuba City
.. 1.00
Tulare
.. 1.16
..
Avsrsgs
..HOT
Wst Tuns.
Itekerstteld
..11.10
Hsarord
.. lie
lotnoor* . . .
.. 1.00
Merced
..l.tl
Fresno
.. 1.10
Lodl
.. 1:10
MsryivllU
.. Ill
Orovtlta
.. UM
Redding
.. 1.11
Saeramanto .-.
. . 1.10
Mas Joes .,
.. 1.11
SbbU Rsrbarn
.. 1.41
Average 11.10
Th* fliure* ohow that the tsi
rate 1a ob tbe average || «
higher la th* wst towos thss Is tho
dry oBss.
When reform gets th* ****! of a
min. h* li impatient of every other
human belag. ob earth aow or over
oa It. Kvsb th* Savior tall*
meaiure up to tbe otsodards of Uo-
eoln Stefflni. So li te that from som*
quarters no credit te sreorded Theodore Roosevelt for wbst bo ha*
done but nawpleblag I* aagaged
la- tbla against a maa who bad to
halt in hte trait eurelog becsun*
the public, having sol tbsa .ought
up wltb him. joined in the shout
rrom all tha country lylag weot of
tbe Atlantic. "You're burtlog bail-
Exhibition of Pictures
Attracts Art Lovers
l-tRlAI. aVSTI
I'M.s AS tl IUKXT POR HKR
WATRIWXHjOIW.
Tbs srf eihlbllloa or Mrs. Chlo*
La*) l* sr.rk* watsrcolora which
wai opened at tfc* old atudlo buHd*
Ing ob the camps* u sttraetlsg
large number; ol art lovers. The
number o( ml** upon th* opening
day ahowe tb* community'! spprn-
elatloo o( Mrs. Htork. atyle or painting A Tew o( tb* pictures shown
sr* tb* asm* as those whlcb were
on ethlbltlon lost yesr. but moot of
them ore now.
Moot vloltora carry away In tbalr
mlndi a vivid remembrance ot th*
color harmony ceased by Ibe fog-
bonk* and rater loudi. aach ru ere
area at Monterey and Cartnel, with
rocky cllffa, soawaves. aaodduneo
and tho picture-sour cypress treee
keyed In low rich tones with a gl.os
of oky through Ibo rllla.
A few of tb* palming, wore produced on Pug*t sound and ohow
broad otretche* of water beneath
the rlooda of a wet climate.
Tbe artist did BOt forgot th*
beauty or local aettlngs. tor. tber*
sre pictures or tbe different parte of
th* quadrangle, ohowlag up th* or-
cades to good advantage. Tbe quaint
oaki and poplara of Palo Alio are
also subjects of aeveral of the painting!.
"A Bin. Day" la the mbtert of a
picture which hsa attracted eon*ld-
srable noUce. A brood expanse of
water, a ihln line of moantslni on
the horlton with a range of pink
clouds reflected daintily beneath
moke* a beautiful plclars or distent
ebnrm
Th* eihlbltton will coallaa*
through tha entire week, ead tk*
rooms Ib whlcb Ihe picture* are
ihowo wilt be kept opeo every arternoon rrom I to % o'clock.
Former Governor Ollietl keepo ot
the front politically becsoo. he alms
to make th. race for (Jolted Stetes
oomstor two yesrs hsnee. That In
oae reoson why tho Tsft cojopaLga
bss baas directed ao personally
toward discrediting progre-Mtvlsm |g
California.
Stanford Sends Entries
for Conference
Meet
THIRTl,h*-(I MaTJf TO tUaTlte*as*sDrr
CAR1-IMA1, Of AJ4SXAL COSt-
PlTTTTtOef AT ItWHT.
Stanford to to **ad a team ot
thirteen trsckSMM to compete Is the
aoaosl Paris* coast tomtoroomm SMSt
which wltl be held ou lb* B*rk«tey
oval neit Saturday
Rrown lo the aolo Csrdlss) eatri
Is tbe sprint* Hs will compete Is
th* furL.og Wallace and Taylor
sre entered ta the quarter. Murray
snd Asgoll will raa the hslfmlte,
and lh* rormer Is slso estered Is
the mile. Dodge lo Slonford* entry In tbe twopjllo.
to tb* sold fomp*tltlona Staaford
I* lo he represented by Woolley lo
the weights, Morrison sad Arsgo-
brlt* ta Ihe board Jump. Horlne and
Finney Ib -tho pole vault
MirTHKR-H DAY PICNIC
11. \SM.11 toon HAT IS
A vary lalereetlag meeting of tbe
eiecallv* board of the W. C. T. 0
woo held oo Monday afternoon In
ths rsotroom. A letter ws
(rom K. F. Dlnamora, asaleti
rotary of th* PacISc Coast Fedora-
tlon for th* SupprsesIOB of vice,
tiling the l'nion to send 0 delegate
to th* ilsl* convention to be Ttaeld
on Msy tth In the Golden Oslo Com-
masd*ry Hall. 3137 Sutter atreet
San Fruncleen Th* motto of tbt
convention te "A clean California
b*rorc Itll.' M*mb*ra of tbe eter-
gy and proa* ore urged to be present. Among Ihe speakers will be
Mayor Stone of Saoto Crus, Rev.
Charles V. Aked. Dr. David Starr
Jordao Jbbvss Rolpk Jr., mayor of
San Frencleco, Dr. J. C. SpsBcer of
Palo Alio and maay othar prominent Bpssbvr*. Tb*r« will be throe
aeeolona. beginning st t-30 a.
I p m asd T:4B p. St.. and will bs
adjouroed at t:IO p. m.
Ths W. C T. V. pleole w.hleh
postponed promises to develop lato
a picnic of asvorol t'aloaa. olther
*i Coograoo Sprlngo or Son Joae, 00
lbs lttb of Mny. The picnic will
0* opeo to oil who wish to take a
loach wllh tbem. Moth.ro' day will
be observed In tbe vsrloai churchse
or Polo Alto on tho oacoad Saaday
Is Msy. This dsy woo oot aside by
Theodore Hoo--ev.lt a* a day whea
mothers should be remembered all
ov*r tb* Ballon, sad Ihose who w*r*
away trom bom* ahould write s letter to mother. Committee* wltl bo
ot tb* •hurrhea oo that doy to fur-
stab white coraoilons to oil wbo ore
oot .applied, ssd It te *ip*ct*d tbot
appropriate eervlce* will he b*ld
At th* neit regulir meetlag ottbe
Cnlos. which will be held ea Thursday sneraooB at lh* CoBgregettoaal
Cbarcb. reports from ths rounly
convention win be reed by th* delegate* who att*aded, oad other In
lereetlBg mailers wilt he dlacurarred:
members or* urged lo be preaent
Tbere will be S (ood sale at Ihe
reatroom one week (rom Saturday.
Stanford Professors tc
Teach at Sumner
School""
WTU. UIVR IMTtVnBA AT O
fit;--*. OOU MRIA AND HAN
YARD IKIUSO VAC-ATIOU
riv* Stanford pro'sBst-trs will
sumtersd among the (acuity ot the
Cht.-ago t'nlverslty umintr sreiMi.
Proloeoor H A. Millie ef the eco-
oea.lt* depertatreut, P-nfessor 11 W.
Stuart ot lb* philosophy depart
oseat. Profoaoor Young, who lo aow
at Washington Cslvoralty. St t-oui*.
Profsaoor A. C. WhlUber. ssd Pro-
reeeor Nstbon Abbot, on* dm* hssd
Of ths Hlonttirg law dspartm.nt and
no* nt Columbia, will go |o Chl-
oog->.
I*ror*-*or K. D Adams. h*od or
Ibe hlotory deportment, will sp
tb* *uminer at th* Harvard iiobw
ochool where he will give o rourse
Is ' Hritteh and Amsrlcsa Itelo-
tloao.' PTOfoooor K ll Krshbtel,
al*o o( Ib* htetory dapsrtmeot. has
arranged le give two course* st Columbia tbte summer Tbey or*
"M*vlasvoI Culture ood lh* Iteaoie-
aaBce" ssd "Tbs Pesc* Movomssl."
Dodge Family
Ar,
He
rnves nomc
afll-IVKItS or TiTAMc DIReUt.
TKR ARK IR1LL NKHVtH'H
rnoM BROCK.
Worn sad a*rvouo (rom tb*lr ei-
pertesce* Ib th* Titanic disaster,
aod with addsd aoilety at tbe ssrt-
ous nines* or their lit tie son, Dr.
ood Mrs. Waahlogtoa teidg* orrlvsd
lo Ssn i'ronclseti Moodoy ofteraooo from New York,
At tbe Oakland mole tbey ware
met by their bob and daughter, Harry Dodge and Mtoo Vldo Dodge
Palo Alto, tbe former ot whom took
hlo little brother to hte arm* ssd
hurried to S wotting Hmouilne,
which tbe party croeood on tbe
ferryboat.
Washington Jr.. wbo took a savors cold during ths hours of
posure to lb* lifeboat befor* Ihey
were picked ap by tb* Corpathls,
hao been growlag Btasdlly wore*
slso* then osd sow boa an attack of
broochltte aod a hlgb fever, which
te eaailBg math alarm to hla parent*
Pale Alio Msa Loess SosTb-i-.
Kit Rlag. who lives a* 41'- Homer itreet. reeeived word Tuesdsy
Ihst hli ililer. who wso the wits of
Dr. W. T. Ituisell of Mlnn*«polte.
died Monday la that rlty. Mrs.
Russell WSS B well-trained socslklt.
sod *p*nt psrt of last summer here
visiting ber brother and her mother,
Mr., o. H King. Neither Mrs.
King nor her aon will go *a*t to
th* funeral, becsuae or Ih* dtetance.
Masses Miied la tale*d>
3. E. Ceovsr. sn owtetest In lb*
psychology deportment ot tb*
vsraity hs* been tho *nb)*ct or *
•ulctd* story wblch had beea eir-
culatlsg about Ihe csmpua for oeor*
ly a woeh. Coover hod bees vlolt-
ing Wednesday evening ot Meote
Heights with Professor Termor-
I tb* deportment of education aad
' waa on* of lh* (trot to reopood wb*n
a -oil for help rom* lo aid ■ maa'
who had cut hte radial artery with a
rasor at Robl* hrldg*.
Sevsral mea appeared oa tb*
area*, who. on hesrlsg both the
name* of Professor Terms rt sad
Ceovsr applied them to the oator-
luaai* man in oplt* or all cor-
rectlono ther* waa one man wbo lo-
alated Ib calling th* woundwd man
Coover.
II will not aeem so string- under ourh eireumataacss. that ths as*
atefaat'e asms wso wrongfatly cea-
oected with the aulctdBl reports
PtloAltoHighSchool
Sutlers Two Defeats
From Stn Jose
Seo Joss High hooded Pals Alta
double defeat Bs-srSsf faormaOg
b asi ball aad gtrte baak st ball.
The girls' gs*s* ertuv-a eat tT ts It
ea tbe Hoble court*, white th* boee-
boll ororo oa the Htanford dl SSI eat
wa* 14 lo J,
Two bad laalags oa tha Bart at
Week* oad two or three ot bl* SeM
ore gsre Sss Jose twelve talttse
('•plain Btsveaa pitched tba shot
four InalBga ssd h*ld Ssa Joss lo
Iwo mor* ruas. Hrowa. pitching
tor tb* winner*, had »v*rysao
blanked eiceptlag Stevso* sad Ko-
Ollrrsy. who each got three blU.
aad Card, wba partly >lonsd far
his work st shortstop /by hiiUag
ssfsty Iwlea. _s*>
Th* oecond gam, of tbe *ertes far
th* subteegue champtoaablp will be
played Is Sob Jooo sest Salordoy.
Ksglteh (lab asshas T
At ths loot meetlag of th* Ksglteh
Club or the l-Blvsroity tea aew mesa
hers were edded to IU *erollar**et
Most or tb* .led.at. wbo make Up
th* new addition bav* beea pros*,!*
nenl tn their literary work with lbe
ral leg* publications
Those elected are Mlases O. bsv>>
lfc-rmr.il '13. D. Cuosell II. A. Me
Pherooo 'IS, M. Mostsgae 'It. sad
J. isttn Carlos. Meesra. G Usesawsr
*tl. K. Oreen 'IS, I. SummerseW
'II. J. C. Tbom*. 'II, and ■. C.
Sehrono 'U
IVoth Mtes McDermett oad Mte*
Montagu. OS** beeo OBSS IS drsSMkt-
Ic srtlvlttes oa the ramps*. Bad Mteo
McDermoll has don* r*oaald*rsbt*
writing I. Summ*rS*td 1s st pre*
ent sdltor Of tb* Chaparral, while
Thomas has bees editor la chief af
tbe Dally Pslo Alta. Bebreae bt
well haewa by hte eostrt bat tows hs
tb* Itoqaala sod hlo work aa the
Dally Pslo Alto .taff
ADVKRT1SKD
Th* (Allowing te a lhat of letters
reroslolog uoelalosad la the past-
ottoe at Pnlo Alto, col . far th*
period ssdlsg April It. ill! If
sot rsflsd lor before Hoy 11. till.
they wilt be oeat te the eesd tetter
Poftwlar MlBl*4rT Tabes Vscstk
Rev. Waller Hays will tears tomorrow morning for Ihe flrat vacation he has *nJoy*d for iwo yean.
Hs wltl m.i the boyi, Ueorga Hays
and Wilier Hnya Jr.. to Mlsoouls,
Mom . wbere tbey wiil> visit with
relatives while the parent, go east.
Mr. snd Mrs. Hoys will go to Nsw
Tork and Washington, stopping as
thsy r.-turn ol Pittsburg and Hon
bob City. Thsy eipeet to be sway
until aboat Jaly 1st. Dutiog ths
abeence ot Mr. Hays tbe Presbyterian pulpit will be supplied by
substitute proorhor*. It lo •ip*rt*d
thst R*v. Mr. Sloan ot Helen*.
Moot., will aorve during lh* month
of Jooe.
S.--WSH.U Nominate ( k-vHsUte.
J. I.»wref,te or Sen Joee, Mrs. J
Arnott or Pnlo Alto. II. Durst ol
Stan(ord I'nlvenlty. Mra. L la te**
r*oce of Ssn Joee. W. Trentos of
Son Joe*. W. W. Dunham of Campbell aod Ola( John-ton of Palo Alto
have bees nominated by the Sm-lal-
iota for membership In lh* coaoty
central committee, end their names
will be voted ob Ib ths neit general
elect too
Our object Is lo give the people
control and lo have the people eier*
tbls eootrol In tb* spirit of tbe
broadest sympathy sod broadest desire (o oar-are socist,sad induitrlol
Jr-jrUce for every man and woman —
Rc-aeevelt
Andres*. Mr. Pet*.
■lodger. Mr. Chat. W
".rows.'Mrs W E
Hoi: Mr. PT*d I
llsaly. Mrs. V. i.
Irwlo. I.
Jstrey. Miss Sseokte
Peres. Mr. Lata.
Stulllff. Mrs. V. X,
Vargas. Mr. A.
WHhey, Mlaa Pearl
Assvedo. Joss illviBirs
.\eersdtt. Jooo tllvelra
C II. IMillllMI..
Tbe enemy continue*, with full
knowledge of Ho falsity, to spread
the report lhal Medill McCormlck
te effiliat-'d wllk tke harvester trust
Th* fort 1a Ibat ha te aot Intereeled
any more In lhal concern that Robert M. 1..', Pntlett* te. Of lh* two
*".-(',.rtiilcks who control Ih* trust
cousins or Me.nil one is for Taft
and tbs otber a Itemocrat wbo favor. Wilson So ssstduoualy bos
tbs tiiollelouB report been ipreod
that In Haaford. for oiaropl*. Roooevelt progreaalvea were led to be
Itev* It ond they , refused to have
McCornilck dsllver sn address thsrv.
Prequent resorts lo similar csBsrds
by ibe Toft camp may be looked
(or during th* coming two weeko. -
Thte I* th* sosoos wbea th* Mt*. aj
■en'i roocy lightly tsrss to polities
Th* Isdtes ure-d te be limited In
Club politics, but now tbey ore deb-
bliog lo lbs rssl srtlcle ssd ths Wo»
tann's Clnb eta-rUo*. oet for Wed-
nesdsy of thte wssh Is Bttrsetls*
nnly modsrsls aiientioa Tbo soant-
natlng committee haa reported, aad
presumably there wltl bay BO costsst
ror the orBceo. Tb* prooost odmlo-
telrollon te oa the book* for sa *a-
dorosmsat. sad It ts ei-as-tted that
th* oSlcers will bs etected oo nooil
noted, namely, Mr*. M. A. Rsebaa.
president; Mrs. C. 0.'Dtngley, ▼!**-
president; Mrs. P. C. flws*
sscrstary. sad Mr* C
treasurrr
' ..hen tb* reason for th* rule
ceoaoi. tb* rule (all*.' te s raailm
of low. As loterveolsg term bo*
removed Ihe reason, sod Thsodore
Roosevelt is offending no nil. la
being a candidate for president
again. President Taft Is nptly II-
InatrsilBg. through the use of pat*
ronag* sad political machine*, the
re**-.1. for Ihe
