absolute falsehoodund the postomcef
inspectors; while they searched tlwl
records for extrioa at. Coqullic, and|
noted thatllceder tutti Watkins limit
filed ‘s'ever‘ali hundred nppiicatlons.’[
nowhere mentioned that any bad bceu
tiled in my name or for me- Thi‘i‘t“ lot" the land." it. might be wit to in
fore. the falsehood: is proven on liorr. . CMWti-ramlc ”Ht“; witcthcr or not the ntlnrnpy-gtlll:
and W. the president declared ‘iiw HH- iii“ . “tr l. mi has been ordered out to obey ii“:
Mimi-“Morris. htiliiht‘iflhlgtéh senator Tilgliiatt illiiltlit- no.1 woiillV/HILEYW 5 3p... by (.‘nngrt‘ns llilBspti l.llust lApril
.Pii'iii‘d ii 9“ ‘r, “Twit” occur "3 W i“ “"i ' . ubhzhi will call the Ti mun-Joni»
”9mm port ‘Ot the} Inspector» a wanton “s4 “iii-initialtut-m 'i' I lint-lo law ordering dull to be infill.
di (lowered in intuit made to cover up Senator i‘lli- ratify...“autism.t...,.;,,,.'f”l,‘,‘flagging”. mm for tho recovery of “we lands.
tun‘.‘him"“"3 man's thi’trnttaactions.‘ nu“”’,‘,"""...'.'i'i‘.-'iii"i'.i.'l',‘,‘,,‘fi;§:irilftIi-od’ctihi .\ly ci‘ilpubllity is of such ninuuitudc
ntsnslty i “No such stateroom Was mfldv by ‘A““‘“‘“ " "“i“ lti miutoiupiailnlt the purchase oi Hill
I Add? Ms“ '; lheinsuectorfln fact. so earnestly in-
tent out-obviating, Senator Tuna-m
ls'tlte president that he actually coui- .
i s- ”baccarat.
t
.3
v “wt-tipm pI within. it E
Smith: erody (30., Chicago or N”,
. illilliil. Still: T
in. 5i...‘(rw.ili‘.N-Ju honesty by saying: ‘it is unnecessary
Best F to comment on his 1110003!“ mude 1“
Th 5 0" Iilils lt-tlcr to use his influence as s
‘ owoln liouator to romp the government to
'lustiittlc a suit which would make It
-.:.i.~y illl‘ lilui prannally to olitaiu some
acres of land at $2.50 an acre in the
"."Hi of this siicklcr for oiiiclal rccti-
iutic—«iu others—that it may be found
Eli liltLliili taxi?
i hit! tailing
h
lilita‘ himlelfi to tilts.proposition. in
Wit”. Tillman voluntarily and without
- ally compulsion t’romtuny aourcc. iuui
i'li‘ pit \‘l‘i
withnotblnl; to conceal, brought up u ‘\‘\'. “I “Iii
. ttiaticr in the senate which lic would I, “ I ”I,
' not have. done to cover up transaction” I " ,,, ,i...
which wet-ounbsolutoiy unknown ‘0 1' \‘.“.t\ii
‘. anyone except himself and his corn-vs
pondcnts. Recdcr and Watkins, uIIli
were entirely honorable and clcan, .\ly
. exposure closed out the swlndlcrs
4 Dori'. Witch his mail was not (ii‘iiit‘li'ii.
retired from the land business, and ho
battle a fruit grower. as rcporlcd by
the inspectors. The swiutllcra had so
curcdn good many thousands or doi»
lai‘s lici'orc tho t-xposuro lti tbc scuziic
stopped pcople from being dillwti, and
yet Theodore Roosevelt, who post-s as
the only remaining holiest than in lillli
iIic life. in file face (If those facts.
has felt called upon to attack tho char
actor of a tnan'whosa illtoltt‘ily has
never been questioned, atid wltoso utili
cial position is second only to his own
in doing this he makes a false dcclmu .
tion of the Inspector no Wilt‘i‘t‘ say.
any such thing as above quoted. which
can be woman by an examination oi
their report.
3 “Now about the lying: My it ttor oi
ii‘cbruary lath, of which the [ll't'sitit'ni ,;.
secured a plioiogruphiou copy, auto '
dates by four days my statement in
the senate that i had not bought our
land or undertaken to btiy any. and tho ' ‘
president considers this ptisltiyo proof
of falsehood. It did not any that i had
not considered the purchase of land: -
i did not say i had not contciupliuml ‘
thc purchasc and land. bccauso i had
done both. In my conversation with
the attorney general, in regard to lib- ,
resolution Which i introduct-d. and
“,0: which he himself prcparcd utter wv-
911.91.illodlrdsidcttt‘s had talked orcr thcwhclo laud siluu :
in Which might JilHiItlon. t distinctly i-omotnhm- tolling him
if ii BilE‘CiRi‘ilWfiBlith? i‘li’that. my internal in thc tuuttcr had
been naturalised by my tlcslrc to put. . .
chase some of the timberland, and lllui L
niy' coming to him was due to tn.-
iut-t that i discovered upon ill\‘i‘NiliI.'t»
lion that i, could not buy it. through
any agency whatsoever; that I could
not buy it. cvtin by law suit, litii'liilhl.
i wasndvlscd by very able iawycrs in
the west, among them the Hell. (loot-cu
Turner. of Washington, that in attack-
ilig the holders of those land grants,
no one would have any standing in
court except the grantor. the govt-ru-
tueut itself. i was perhaps disinuou
nods, but a niouit-nt’s‘ihought will con. .
Vince any honest minded man that as i '
i had not signed any/papers. illiti litil ‘.
paldvany money. had taken nobody's I‘ “‘
receipt, the usual processes by which i“"" ‘
one ‘nndertaltes' to buy land. l Wits NW“ "'
gut-citing accuratoly and not falsely “'3'”?
verythintt hiniws on the meaning of , i ““3 '
the word 'undertaken.’ and my use of i”" ‘
it. Did [ItneanItoIconceal the. fact iii!“
that i-waa‘anxious to hit some or tho ‘i’ ’
land?~-Not flt-tiiiu ~Di'd“ mean to ut- ”"
tack Dorr as a uwindier when I myself “ 1”
wacongaged- in-a dishonest and dis |"“
honorable-transaction? That is what i“'”.
.tht- presideutwould have people be ”i "‘.’
have. Can It be luatly charged with ‘" " '
falsehood when. if i had told the sen,
ate of the entire transaction. it would
have made no« difference whatever.
while i would have be’an charged with
intruding tny privates~ affairs into a
public discussion? Just what law did
ivbIreokt What wrong did! do or con-
template? ‘According to'lhe report of
the attdtney geticral in answer to the
resolution which I introduced, and
which passed the senate, Harrlinan.
the president's dear friend, still holds
in defiance of law ,upwartls of two mil-
lions of acres of lilc bestiatids of Orc-
gon and California. and rcqucs to
sell them at. any price. i novetfics
‘ ".ztn
liili «will
iii “or
,n tii't‘i .ti
.“‘i“‘.i|" “
who it
“lliiiit‘ti'”
i
l
\ .
star of public
. ate itself to be
. 1g .
lid at, of the Unit-
not doing it.
its and ‘zeul dis
a IQBXEcutivc were
‘on.
attention to tlir
:chiii'gtis by the
ill at; had, been ct'm
nib interior the Ben'-
dt‘e, referred and
doing the brush
gilt ed“. l thh' Senate with
_‘.t‘ which has been his
land thatithn president
. ddflrtising and-had
Iitli more skill than
tippfliolitlcsf
.. Ila mason ‘for his
1‘5 «thotsoutli Carolina
. I‘ I- he“ sought" to rigs
Ili- the notion of t a
floatativtta on Friday
. his massage“ oil the
I n'saliouui accusation
Min has had long sea
by' no less n
l? ,
‘il By“,
but
hill. (dub. and charges
hare deliberately licd
. war ,niy personal bcticilt
‘i-tf‘the passage of a reso-
_ the Department of
utll .Iagalhst the. cor
it holds udlniicii of this
ill‘ ‘ 3 West. and will
it under: the tcrms
II the. got/eruption.
Hundred .. his indictment
. to ability and skill. lie
_ _ E ihflthé‘dpliht‘entiy in
has :thal. 'iti ' ‘ninkiug a
pit tho Secret Servici- for
aiqfliotor he .has‘ ,rttn
lul‘th'o "cdsé of that
trilliortanco that
flléIiaI obligation cont»
rottllit ‘actton. Mark
-Iu‘ the possession of
this casc- since duly
it will be. cartons to know
habitat: honest. he did
. known them" '_ ,
tint; lit'usldpniis dues-
ttli .iai,itiaI‘t-IthIIitli. in
. had no charges of
,. against Cciigrcss ‘ nor
flail: Member. of iiid proscut
' than said: . _ . .
”its that be found ito ‘firounds
till , will .LilihCLilli‘tfip which
: taro rejbl a! hint
ll this fuss. try and
out ' the seriousness of tho i
he: gravity of: IiilQIeilfil‘lISt‘l
Mitochnrgcs memo lit: at !
crsoual mnllc‘c‘aionc "
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tiltylm:
tunic.
bur.
(‘tlllii i'
tbi- iiilivi
[(‘iii ii.’
illi'lli
iv! and it
Slitt‘iwaiiti.
fill-l :itilli .
still“ it...- 1
i0 liliiv b
or “ilii
port
. ‘ _ .v |.. . ,. ,. , bu. tn:
,. to the pl,(_amcmi,3 letter (l,fe(:lfd'l.m{d.(.nuhi not lllliiLl the trims ""H
' W , , . ti, on .is l construed it, not moi-c " '
Hale. illt. itiitnadticoiaw it I»., . . .. . , ti... . .t, .
aslt'lent ‘roco ruined the at " “"" “‘V‘“ ‘i""‘:“1 Swiimis for, Inrsrit “ "
H arbitrarihipgt 1 "“1 “mini? “ii“ i"? "Ir tJI‘ivuir sci-m "" 1
utiittii u "89th hasittititli {,ury, and one for Mr. Lee, making iliilt~ ""I'
, . 'i‘i till all. This in the agm‘lgate, would i”
mean that! would obtain through my “"i‘i " ~~
“activity herons the prcsidcut's charge "“ ’ '
, is. uineouuricr sections. or ftuiriccn ’I'w ..
hundred aud.fo_rty acres, at a cost of "iiiiiig- . it.
$4.500. Will tho.presidcnt under-tulip as thong, I‘
‘ Loft-lay that. l have lost my right in bur
land because [am a senator? (inn thii
presidenbdeay. that my activity scour
eti.the.,ptIiIssagc of tho 'rpsolution in-
Stl'uciln‘g the attorncypcncrui to brim:
suit for. the rccurcry of this land for
the use of actual scttlers? if Harri»
t man and others like him. are made to
disgorlzc by reason (if lhcsc suits, shall
I the fact that [.was Ientteavoring to buy
1 it little. pittuuceotlandrbe used as tn...
basis or it charge dt_.being»a. liar and a
corrupt senator ‘to he'disgraccd? .
, Senator. ’l‘iliniandthen told how- i
attcntton had beensbrought to this
to land while at .SpokanepWaahington. in
October, 1997. Ho. wrotee-to Reader and
Watkinsiasking for information and
telling them of hisdesiro to purchase
ill' in llt‘i to
Hon all} i 3.“
full in
litigitlop, ili'
_ t", (id that lit
wists-“fires ‘niiioIIprr
I‘presged‘in‘it. 'i‘u‘lt
“I; fisgmatetncnt ,ctiIn;
- ilfgcnt mailing his
- "fithkitlu b”
t-w'.
try. ll...l
illig‘dlltvu i
as a piiuitr
chase. and
unable tliilt‘i
to do so. i
sure iilui l
Ltilscrcdilublv
hates luv :u
could.
“The
that my
days bcfurc
‘3 ; possibledor “purchasers"and‘tiot "ac-
i‘, tiial settlers“ 'fiiybuy at $2.50 per horn,
h, . . at: ’ ho wircdlo thalibrarian of the Senate
Iii t‘_ for a copy of the act. 'Hé met Mr.
will! Lee at Moscow. Idaho. and talked with
tom liititom the subject arranging that he
,' would ,go to Ma ii “
ti; in person.
H I Gil? utidiuvostiguic
. I , I an or and lied to
toig‘mecgnf‘; ttggimglltgi vita) ; draw onjhlm. if hufouud that the lands
f‘ , ,...|\s‘ w: -»vuitti' . ~\." .. . ‘
whilctiic president dl~ awry iey wcrt . represented to
* vegusation. isaytliitt lie-1
I . to two that i not good timbcred lands
it! Whips of the lot .ct‘si inatcad of radio: and marshetl. Ha‘ Wont
bc.‘ lec'siauthority 118 my “3"“ “m"
ly poaniblc thin a busi-
sutet ‘iePutor an tri‘iiilii into detail!" WW" h'“ ”m” ‘°
if I ‘ —
iiil‘ Renato.
tiltl lull-rim
.S‘Viii ill tun.
‘n’hcu i u.-,'.
said in th-
in‘u l in“,
it) :I 310.4“,
t‘uaIrI “i‘r I]
\’l|‘ill"l':litit-
’lllOsi iiiillNl
dcut Ht‘i‘lns
"Oil l't-utli
Wilolc all...
S‘l'illtiit'rsI
Mill‘sliill-ltlI
did "01 liiu
l
l
at land and if theappllontiou was filed.
l
or went licyoud an exaniiuuiion of the
would set about
h ”I“ .1... . iail hiiiiiis iu‘ the lam
.l Milli .i
lt.l".ii ll\.il!l.iii)ii'1“ililiiiili‘i'llillilirisi"
,id tlwibiml that till‘ theft
i ,
. «mid, but my Judgment
imprint; ;..
iiitiL'ii v in .m
iii‘l‘tiiilpnfm glmis 0V9
it'ltot- v
, is and
tr u ii‘liil Senator 'l‘urncr.
you. ‘ \lict rciuriiinc it)
, ill ilt‘i‘r'lllilt'l‘ be let
.l up. in- ill'ili‘\'illi{ it to be
Itzlul lil'llliilniliiill" until Mr.
. irltc‘t' ii’illll iim'tii‘i'
\tillt‘ii .\lr. ’i'iiituuii said lidtl
. with Ibc strait in his com-i
that he is dotcrmlnod to block my so-
cuilcd ticiurluus transactions.
"The man who announces to Con-
gress that ho. ’i‘licotiorc Roosevelt. us~
suincd the right to permit the stool
trust to absorb its greatest rival coir
iriiryI to law. would doubtlcss not host-
iuto to help his dcul‘ flicnd llurrituun
in holding two million ucrcs ol' the
public domain ilct'ullsc lieu 'l‘illuuin
bus contemplated :illtl Wiii‘ilt‘ti to buy
Lilli act-cs. The president hating colt
\‘lctrd ’i‘illiuun proceeded to cicur ilui'r
in both cases contrary to'tbc tact and
stiillinltly stares from tho center of
the slant- which it is his fli‘l‘itit‘fil tlc-
light to occupy and coluplncciitly looks
to bare the Amcrlcuu pcopic uiul ihc.
tit-natt- give their approval in his rcr~
dict. l uwnli that \‘crtllct calmly and
without fear and will kindly abide by
ii.-
“iii conclusion. ,‘ilr. i'rrhitlchl. i
court tlit- tuost'scnrcbiuu iiircsliputioil.‘
No): l iiciuaiul it. i iii‘t‘llti't' must cut-
‘Irilliili‘iiiil' l have ilt.‘\t'l‘ sought to con-
t'cul ill) effort to buy land. l pliiiiii' to
iiii' iiiitli‘lli‘)‘>gtill15l’iii about it. l on
billiard to the uncut of the set-rm scr-
ri‘cc. the whole transaction win-n i
now bitu the ilorr circular and the
letters which llitti liccu soul lllt‘ t‘olt-
ccruiul; it. The abortion of tuoiivt-
will at last control and it cannot bi-
shown that i hate any rcusou In con-
ccnl anything. i liii‘iic comparison of
my private life iititl ill) public, work
as .n unin untl scuator with 'i‘licodorc
itot‘istwclt or any other man. and l
ilIi olllilti
ii'ltfl.
ti It)! A' “'illiiliih.” litI Halli.
wir til‘r‘lir that i should
:3‘ icun- in iiit‘ shame i
i-llt'i oi l‘obiuaiy iii of
shit-pi tiiti.iilii d ll photo
In lbw ilii‘iilllliili‘. and lic-
.l- tilt:- urlilt-u. from my
~ and pin: a «unit-rancid
. not some mi i- itiitotinct‘tl
Ilium. n: January liltii.
lb. Union gi'iit'liii for
:1d ti}. lulu-t \iliit'li bi:-
lislflnflltd hint to intuit
olfitla: .uililly [bolt is
laid it l‘IItiii iu the sump
,.t ililiiirillt‘. nittlili lit-with
.iltitsblr in v‘xlu-clullous'
.‘iui \\:l\ illiiilt‘llt'i‘ii it)"
Hi the .‘ii‘tfl'tll
‘
t
‘ Minion» in obtain some
.’ it intiiti lit- titiili‘ it‘ll-ll”.
‘i""(i|i a \l'azituis to that
i‘uill. ill stir in. and in the
. dud \iilt'll l i‘t'i'i‘iVI'li
ol' lilvli‘ which cuintp t0.
rv i? .tti-l l-\ l’t‘tillhliiri‘i'
.t iris \il'fl‘i'd‘.’ tho will?“
tui‘il tli tilt-lit N
port It» lziill h-i .miil, iiuti
‘ii ilviii'll‘ :iiu‘. lit‘i‘til‘l' &
on which I stand."
OASTORIA.
lie-nun
iilO itmdloi ilattilbn W
lint iii, iiii‘ (““le illiti §l .
. llt‘ (Ithliitnill lit a tutti strict. . m
.inuiillilc.
Luuu l hm: ucrcr lit‘at‘t.
ill. but critically pusb-
. -c of nullity stickers it)
my: ill\ immc. as l iiu\'t‘_
bout :iulbtuiiy. because
TO WATCH AUTO LEGISLATION.
Car Owners‘ interests to 8; Room
tented.
, u... p... 1.. him or wl‘ii- ill. C. tillictlc. of Hartford. sccrc-
iiit'ti.xll\ applications. l titty ntiln- t‘fotinct-tirut Auttnuoblic
” “‘“i‘ii‘i‘i” “ii int' i“ .'\Hritli‘iliiitlli. roprcst'lllwl till 1h.- unto
'~\‘ii‘.tiiu us iilt' Rcuutc. ‘
clubs of the state at tho illt'i'lilll; iii
_thofiot'rriiiitgtittiiirti of the New llavcu
.'-\ l'omobile Chili. Friday afternoon,
sags tlic New liavou Journal Courier.
lnvilitiious had liccii scut out from
how to tho t‘iubs of the stain. asking
them to send representatives to a con-
It‘erenco to uulkn plans for opposing
‘lt‘giiiitititlil ill the coining cultural us~
tsemhly, which would be iulinical in
automobile interests. The different
clubs rcfcrrcd the matter to tho stiitc
association. and lhc stain svcrclury‘
came down.
In regard to the present ltcucrul 1M4-
scitihiy. .‘lir. tiillcttc said that the stain
association ltilI'il rcttiitictl llic scrriccs
it'ultt'uui‘y litiii. illiti attic
"tt-l- :uutnu‘itics to lssup a
i lii‘l‘t‘st‘tl filt- liliriiiiigt' of
utiuu in the Snuutc and
ili‘tililii' a law. Miirtjll
. it lit nail on May ‘ili ‘iil’n
cupctuitou l salidtl for
."lilli: tlt‘iobct‘ 2i.
' Hill's Sit‘ililtu. set to do
'0! undo: on n wuuitu'
lilii' bad i'xlmscd u 'irauti.
“int: pttpcituictl on thi‘
ti to him on July 27th.
. to do with the cluiugc in
nick iiil‘ president cont
. .ti it: lilt' Stit‘l't‘l St‘i‘ril‘t“.
- riflilir uuiiuus is not
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. H. w... "itiilllti for 0' tiiiiwyf'r all tlirmntlitlic st'uriitillI
‘ Y‘aitiiciiifti \iii‘ssrs . 'l‘uw~ “1‘0 “mm“ ili’ ili'Wi‘Iit at tho rnhltol.
.- . .
and keep cloac watch of all automo-
bilo tnallcrs. Witch anything opposed
n the interests t'tilllt‘s up. iiotico will
lt‘ scul to the clubs all over tho staic.
.tutl liuunbcrs will go to Hartford to
“NW!“ against ilio niuusurcs.
"(i nllicts in iiit' ilotiso,
"if‘it'iiliii tinti‘icc uttpciulcit
N‘t'lliiSt‘ of my course in
.vit‘iul: the last seven
l
fool absolutely sure of tho ground up
i g tit » “ii it ' . ‘
my G‘ . r, , . . , tin t I, “it it
. . .. . ~ M ,. a. .. . «its
‘ . ~ and—v” _. i}. . ‘ “"m ‘ A ~ . w! It I cl
. other“ " " ~ .' \Bohtt'efer- on in! mind Ina ‘ ' . i b
. ‘ l he vi'IIK'T u“ u i. re. - . remembering ’ domcwltat' dubious ..” .
“ " . - l n W ment that . report tni‘ hardener. and (Willi . . . ~ . ‘i
. {a hgull ‘ Ml‘ifii‘ti,” deciur ‘ fictitious l't r‘lil 01' “€99“in with“ 3 ti (”.3 . r
. . 't. . .. “ , ntr- . . .‘ ‘ New w‘ i“" " ” ' ‘
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their direct or indircct cause in a neglected
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consumption it.is.ulso.iiuilding up the
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Nt‘lit\\'i(..‘ti. .iuu, ti.«--l.cilcr (inrrlcr
John W. limo-idea mm with a serious
accident at his home. :17 Mulberry
fitt‘t’f’l, East Side. on Friday droning
when a flashlight cartridgc exploded in
his turn. arrcrciy burning: lilul. alpaca
in): his moustache and eyebrows off.
uurtilul: his hair, whlic his’cyslxht at
be picscut time is mine. and he wil.
probably lw blinded for it day or two
but it is hoped that it Will be onl,‘
tcniporury and that with good care in
will ili‘ iliiil‘ to retain his sight. lit
butt lili‘iiii'lli ulti‘niiou at once and i-
wai- touiid that tho nioiiihtanc (over
lug: tlic on» was burned. but it i:
ii‘lkiiifliii from tho examination tutldt
that the pics will heal and be all right
Mr and Mrs. ileisoldi-u u-crc I‘llll‘l’
mining a party of frictnls at their
home and wire about to take a flash-
light picture of a group. liti had the
party arranged as he wished and bad
toiiciuui off the cartridge. "i‘lic fuse
iightcd. but scotiicd to go out and not
burn as fat as usual. Stepping up
to it to so what was thc trouble
.ititi pin- it some aid. lie twisted it
slightly. at which it at once cxplodct.
with painful effect. fit. l). J. Shahui
was promptly called and did what was
possible to i'cllt-rt- tho pain and do
icriiiluo tho extent of tho injury; but
that cannot be fully determined until
it day or twu. The accident occurred
about 9 o'clock and no one else was
injured.
Mr. Hasoldcu will tic confined to the
house for some timc, While the oyc’s
arc well burned it is believed the sight
‘ ‘illlciulucd in duccivo
we not and. any .i‘aiso
rnot broiu-u any law; 1
‘i ltuiliy of any human“
. i iill‘ tight to- purchase
A great many frcuk hills, said Mr.
Gillette. arc helm: prepared for pro-
adulation at tho present session of thi-
assemhly, and these will be fought
from start to iluish. ()uc of thcsc. to
cite an lnaiancmds to forbid the com-
ing, into Connecticut of machines
whose possibilities for speed are over
‘twcnty miles on hour.
iii speaking of the plans of the stale
association, .\lr. (lilicitc said that
‘vcryIliutoniobllist in the state, with-
in! exception. felt that (,fntint-cticul
tad the best automobile law in the
~ouutry. in the sense that it was the
fairest in all the citizens, and they
”re lll'f‘liarcd to tight for the continii
lance of that law, unchuugcd. on the
statute books. it has been dccitlcd lo
eniploIv Joseph P. 'i‘uttlc. of this city.
"0 represcnt the association at the
capitol as attorney during tho session
if the General Assembly. and Mr. ‘l‘ut-
.18 will undcaror to see that not-hang-
‘33 are made in the preSt-ut law. Mr.
Gillette said that be estimated that
there were 5.000 bonu tide automobile-
iwncrs in the state. and of this num»
“icr 1.200 arc menthol-s or the clubs
Ihat form the Connecticut Automobile
issbclation, and the 115 members of
he New Haven club bring the num-
ior.u'p to 1,376. ‘Upon this part of the
tutotnoblle owners has fallen the bur.
lea of seeing that no legislative acts
tre passed that will prove harmful to
both the automobilists themselves, and
to theicltiaens or the state in general.
C Recklesa driving, said Mr. Gillette.
is an offense at. common law. and the
twenty-five mile limit of speed is sim-
ply, regarded Ina prima'facie evidence
that reckless drivingI had been done.
under the Connecticut law. it man
could , be arrpated and convicted of
ms unsafe as an invest.
«Mike to gci some of it
.itrorucluscucral and his
xiii not din of old and be-
u is door. it may be pus.
.i y have the opportunit'
. lilo of those timber itutd‘
'lliltrv titration in his to
it my action attantiot
'l'd in u cotupolling way
or prompt action by tho
..l' Justice. Whathor‘ l
~ of the land or not. door
iiitrriinan turd otherso
Woldl} to dittgorge the harm
Incitthey have stolen and
“ii: to hold.
"lent.“ said Mr. Tillman;
Words 'us well asttnyself.
ii v-ro unlawful. immoral {or
.. senator to buy any land
"its ; cluuiibcr .ou any quoti-
-‘ his personal interost.« l
sense of reasonin thir
1 must submit tliatdo tilt
'iic Senate and the. coon-
iwt becomes party to any.
“as not interested except
iuliivltlulil Wanting to pur-
HS it senator desiring
'~ to have the opportunity
it course. the president is:
have done something very;
and outrageous. Ho
iii w'ouiu destroy the if his
r the fact.
'juat four;
, . ittcn
M n; the . Bena
iu- announced i
sunroof the land it pom is. .995an die that t... .H, . notimdértakenfiif'g reckless driving an. speed of four
,io and out it the conditons « t in: “"l' mp lilllti ,Fi‘imwmt‘hs clinch" miles an hour. all well as if he had
terant to, the grate upomgon we." hit: ills t-t....I.',.,_lon that throw liedgifi been going at meaty-five. Experience
ds-sii‘mv tactic
‘ has provided. ’ he said. that laws that
lnr hail hoe
.oetgdeiinite limits .to, the speed that
an automobile 'tppy be driven, prove in-
‘adenuateé ,I
-3 . ~——u&‘i——-———_
., ‘A inguinal .MscDUt-‘P.
I.A little Swede ‘boy presented tum-i
self before ,thaschoolma’am, who sale,
pd\his.name.‘ ifanny Olsen.” he‘ re:
’l‘he' react; I.
i“ rrcrct II
iiilgoon February. . 19th.
iiip exposure of Barr .1
‘in the last dayor
itention iI colloid
‘ tiling. ctc.'.‘ , .a
It~gri"§tiiiiii are themselves
'0 cdnvlct‘ others on the
In
Npuutu.
izuti out it
, ca maintained? on . “How old are you?" msited the
...‘..',‘i§il on that thmi'Y'. '- Lfiafier' “AV 110i km“ how 0” I
tho one.” “Well. when were you born?"
ir )orr’it circular.
iii:- iuid combination of
line and Watkins. Lin
Continued the teacher. who nearly
fainted at the reply. “Ay not born at
‘ ‘~ and new pink
is not destroycti. as he could tell “glen
In lamp was held in front of hlui .Ol
when u iightctl match was. it. will hit
itiipossibic for him to sup for a day
or two anyway. it was a and ending
to what had been an enjoyable ereni
lug. ., . -‘m
y OASTORIA.
but». u. . its turn in tint Alva limit
1 ....... W
ut , ,
l
i CONNECTICUT'S GLASTONBURY.
l
To Grow Staffs That Will Bloom in 7
single Night.
ti'lurtford Titties)
Our Connecticut, Glastonbury has its
own traditions. soap. mud and molly-
t-oddles, but all this docs not hinder
it from having the some kind of inter.
cst in the English Glastonbury that
Hartford has iii the English Hartford.
Some one has been telling us at Christ-
mas story. that ill tbeEnglish Glas-
tonbury is a thorn bush thatibloonis at
Christmas, anti that it has a legend
connected with it. According to this
legend. Joseph of IArinuitliea possessed
the Holy Grail; and was sent to Britain
by St. Philip. as a missionary.
0pc Christmas eve. weary of with-
ticrnig. he paused to rest on a hillside.
and leaned on his staff. Letting itre-
main stuck in the soil, the next. morn-
ing it was covered with blossoms.
altar there. and thus to found the
town of Glastonbury, and its mlgnitl‘
cent abbey.
The thorn is still to be found there.
page glagttgnbury (03nd) man has an
o o nngas opt and ovii'n
the bush-down chei‘e. ‘ gr ‘ ‘ g
"(Kansas City Star.)
_ I IN DRIEST KANSAS. .
Told at a Topeka temperance meet-
ing: “l‘went into a drug aim-elf said"
a Samoyed mansfi'to get‘liniment for
my rheumatism. Id asked for linlment.
‘ . e :I‘but‘ when I t
home I found‘tho druggist had glvggn
the whiskey. My wife than went‘and
asked for liniment for me. and when
she got. home we found they had also
given her whiskey. Then i sent mv
prestll‘ng innocent chi '
are one. for her sick father. at
druggist wrapped up whiskey. ”15th:;
ztiitl infill"; iii‘ l’oi‘iiafld. (i‘
. ‘ tiiiiisuy EOt “emuutter-"“Mchigoh
"V anything about Conrc.‘
(none. ,I . I
, '
impossible to get anythin in th d
stores of this town but. 51hlske§?"fi|g
. i their maps trout destruction by an in-
The. miracle led Joseph to build an‘
id of Mo ask tot-l
Au'iuii'ouSociety Has Sci list-ii ai
Great Big Task
The task of tliciistirltil; thr- contents
of Uliclpfik‘iillll'i‘l game but; during iii“.
now your is to be uhdcrliikcu by tho!
National Alisocliiiion of Audubon So‘
ciotios, which proposes that detailed.
records of ouch day‘s about be secured g
from cvcry true sportsuniu and re-.
united by law of every Ulll' i-Isc. Ali-I
dubon and sporting lntcresta will urgi-
the crying need of legislation to this
effect on tho ground that. unless tiu-
annual inroads upon iht' decreasingl
game of America are thus tieicruiim-ti. 2
shooting us it healthy recreation will‘
soon In- killed in almost every region
of the continent.
it is claimed that the health. crops
and woodman well an the sport, of
many oxitiiislvc localities are seriously
liiunttt'etl li,\‘ llic extinction of Hiilllt'
birds and that this Will br tit-iiioustrut-
ed by the lultsl rosuitIs of thc sciontliic
investigations of gtn’t‘flllllcni tiuthori-I
ties at Washington. Waterfowl and;
sluito birds will ho shown In their"
natural capacity ' of V destroying thni
tiiit‘illlicics i‘uuhquitow as wall as liltill) ‘
other rcwauiavtt distributors of norms.
(lulis and many other varieties oi son
and inland watcr birds will be provou
by ornithological,experts to iii' whole-
sale destroyers of iti'usshoppcrs and a
multitude of the insects Which t'uilso‘
an annual crop and forest loss of uciir-
iy a billion (itlliiil‘ii. or mort- than the
plain; tuttloiiulIdoth as recently our
uouucctl. according to tho most recent,
calculations of the government human
of ttouioiog). I’l‘lic case of Salt Lake
City. Wilfli-‘t' lthiillt" have erected a
,nitmutucnt to tho polls that saved nil
scri plague, will also be cited. .
Jilicti‘ilfii' one of the Millie lug; tut
lift-H which at.» beginning to Cillthjl'i‘L'
.‘or tin1 now your efforts to obtain lo'gal
piorisiou tor this game census are.
lit-lug plauncd among Audubon Work-3
hrs. \Vlicrc :- hunter‘s license law is
already in ltll‘ttt', as in ConndcticutJbe
addition of a law to enforce the he-
cording of all adult? birds and calm its
aim: will be nrgcd. it is proposed.;iu
cider to protect the sportsmen and; to
direct tnurlttit hunters, to puulsh
failure. to report ten season’s shoot by
a iori‘cllurc of license and false Iro-
turus by proceeding as agnintu ner-
jury. Special blanks for the purpose
are to be prepared as an attachment
to all lintiicrs' license cards. ].
Audubon workers say that when the
purpose and necessity or this wide-
iproad chi-citing up of the nation's
mate but: is realized by the petiole-8i
argc, the labor of compiling the rec-
irds of the individual prowess of tail-
ions of hunters will be begun. in this
ask tho officers or the National Asso-
iititlon of dudnhou Societies have been
‘ironiiscd the hourly assistance (if the
Cotiimisslon a coordinate branchiot-
which thci rurltanlzation has become
by the special invitation of the an;
.horitles at Washington. This con-
servutiou ttiorcineut they will forward
in one of their principal activities {or
the new year, together with their regal;
Tar work of education, bird care on
reservations and legislative campaign-
ing for generai bird protection.
"The (observation of the game birds
ind animals for this continent. is tan
inject for which :We are lindin; ovary
cooperate with us." William Dutch'er.
president of the National Association
of Audubon Societies. is quotedias
saying. "'i‘lio,proposed census is the
only sure way of determining the ex‘
tent of the existing conuuerclal bird
butchcry and the means to check it.
Though we shall, of course. have to
tight the organized
niwerful tutirkut hunters at. every
hep towardfthis and. i feel sure that
no support of tho sim'rtsmcu will help
is greatly, and that we may rely upoti
be support of every patriotic Ameri-
nn as well. The whole public debt
if this nation has past been reported
is $99?.3~i9.7hl. -With it known an-
iuai less or iiiunrmlllions more than
his due to the growing inroads of the
'nseoiswhlch our game birds Idestroy.
. do not think American birds tit-~stro_\'
this subject much lbnger."
PAPER FAMINE?
Big Manufacturer Says One Is Near,
Owing to Drought.
iiroctor of thr- Notional Conscrvatiod’ '
true. sportsman I‘tl‘tldy film 138397110 .
and financially .
By LydiaEiPiukham’s
Vegetallle Compound
Gardiner, Muine.-“l have been a
grant sufferer from organic troubles
-. audnsevcrt- i‘cmalc
weakness. ’i‘ b e
doctor said] would
have to go to tho
hospital for an
operation. but i
could not bear to
think of it. i lit"
cldrti to try Lidia
E. i’lnkiiaui‘s i'rg-
etabie (‘oiupouini
and Situattve Wash
, —- and was entirely
curcd after third
mouths“ use of ilnun."~—Mrs. S. A.
wtpuaus, ll. 1". i). No. 14. Box till,
Gardltinr, Me.
No woman should submit to a surgi-
cal operation, which may mean dcatb,
until she has given Lydia ii. l'iukliaui‘s
Vegetable Compound. iii-.idr exciiisivo-
iy from roots and herbs, u fair trial.
This i’aqus nicdicinr for “dines
has for thl . y years prdvadtu hr the
most. value it: tonic and Irciicwcr‘ of
the female organism \i'uniru resid-
ing in almost every city and town in
tile. united states bear Willing mil-
tuoiiIvto tIlic wonderful virtue of Lydia
E l’iukbam‘s Vestiiiibir i‘iliiilmlliid-
it cures female ills. and creates raili—
ant, buoyant female health. it“ {on
are ill. for your own sake as wei «it
those you love, give it a trial. fl
inim'Pinkham, at Lynn. 1‘ 33-.
invite! all sick. women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free.
and always helpflll-
,
AN UNEXPECTED REPLY.
, Avery. demure little r‘rcucliwotnan
who teaches her native tongue in a Well
known southern coilege,‘lcarucd re-
cently. tinder embarrassing circum-
stances.I that it is not always safe to
accept as a tintil standard of ctll‘it‘ci
English What one may casually hear.
One night at supper, thc president
of the college nnnounccdtlic the as-
sctIribidd young ladies and teachers that,
nn'informai musical program would be
'gi ii presently in the college chapel.
mains to the dainty Parisian. who,
in addition to her other acacxtifliffliztl
in addition to her other accomplish-
ments. plays the piano wcll, he said:
“Perhaps Madame i’ciit will be so
g’OOd as to assist us."
"i‘he lady addressed arose,
replied:
‘ii viii"do niy Wildcat, Profession"
r~--t.i ppincott 's.
.: _...___”.- . ._ . -1”-.-
bAéTORIA
. a. ,. For. Infinite and Children.
lift Kind You lint Alwalsiloilglti
., ,
Stuttgart/2.9257;
I SATAN'S WILES.
“Now. Willie, you know i told you
hello {to in swimming, and yet you
ha 9 been in the water."
know it. ma. but Satan tempted
me" ,. I
‘fWhy didn‘t _
be bid ‘you?"“: ., , .
I did, and lte‘pushed
Judge. ‘ . ‘ i _ '
and coyly
:Qliittlil Satan to get,
in"; ‘_ in."—
npw YORK. NEWHAVEN a:
HARTFORD RAILROAD "
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in Effect October 4,1008.)
sooru partway; "l'O Méw YORK.
a. M.~<12:53x,‘5:07x. 5:4'ix. 6:11
0:48x, 0:54ir.»7:9itix. 8:11x,
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3:27. 5:08x. 52.37.- hrhoxp 6:40. 6:501.
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Sundays.
saw runs. Jim. i1.——c. r. iiomuigr
ton. outA of the leading paper manufac-
~turers in thc countryywnrus the pub-l
i‘he’ Editor and Publisher. last week;
that a. paper famine is at hand. He
says: _
an unpmcedcutcd' drought. all the sur-
plus wood puip in the country has
been used up and should severe weath-
erset in gcncralIy-over the paper mill
section. the supply will be found ex-
hausted and many of the larger papers
will be forced to suspend publication.
duccd but‘abuut half. their capacity.
the three months'I strike of the interna:
tional ‘PaderfW'orks served further to
diminish the supply andaithough tewv
publishers realize It we are on the
brink of per fruition. > » .
“One ‘t in: that. must soon be done. .
is the adoption-or a standard size of
newspaper by publishers..manufuctur-
era and printing press manufacturers.
The presentment: to main. methods of
supply anddcmand has done ”more
than anything ‘eise to demorallue the
industry."
p
a
Mrs. Nicholas lionsworth. at :1 din-
ner in Cincinnati. told the following
quaincstory about'a precocious boy:
They are very precocious,»indeed."
she said. "inciteiittlechapa from ma.
ton orBugby. with theirround. sober
faces and thelrfquiet air.
lug one evenin
these urchins.
. “Aand haven’t you a“ sweetheart yet.
Tommy." she Said playfully. ,
sumo,»
enough for a bit of spooning, if that’s
what you're ntter."—Wnsbington sm.
3 in London to one of
t10:23x.
ushers of the country iti an article luv .
“The country hassnffcrcd‘ from '
Owing to low water the mills have pro- =
A very pretty American. girl was talk- In.
said Tommy. "sun. rim-game" .
D. m.
6:4“. also”,
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