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MAI HIISIIE iilR
"CHAMP" liliilii
Wall Known Connecticut Demo
crat’s Visit to Washington
Causes Some Speculation
. C., June 13
‘I'oIItlIiat sturdy Demo-
(iron from \I‘orwalk, Conn, who was
y patent commissioner when Grover
’ Cleveland called the White House
gnome, is in \‘tashlngton. atid there is
.much speculation as to the object of
his errand.
Working for Speaker?
He spent some time in consultation"
era in the national capi.tal As it is
wet known that the pledge of thel
Conecrlcut dc! cgatlon to the Demo-
;~oratlc national convention for Gov.
’tBaldwln practitully leaves the tlele
.gates itninstrticted, so tar as any of
the leaders are concerned there is
lame specuialt‘on it Mr. Seymour is
planning to line tip the Connecticut
(POLITICAL ARENA '
- 'h-mw-D-
I ~ 'COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
‘Il'liililillfllioll of Governor
OF THE
CANDIDACY OF DOUGLAS APPEAL
TO BUSINESS.
His Nominathn by Baltimore Conven-
tion Would be Popular.
At a time when both parties are or-
errun with agitators, theorists. and
professional politicians, tlte candidacy
of William 1.. Douglas, former (iover-i‘
nor of Masticliusctta. for President ls}
.cspeciaily strong in its appeal to bus-l
iiiess men. -Pttckt which is urging the
Douglas at
Baltimore, describes Douglas as a type
”which thousands of voters. irrespec-
tive of party ties, are everlastingly
asking for in the highest executive of-;
tice.’ and seldom if ever getting, name-I
ly an American business man of prov-I
on worth and high standing. As to
his running ability I’uck points out
that there need be no doubt about a
candidate who carried Massacmttsetts
by a record plurality of 35,995 the year
that Roosevelt beat Father in the tiny!
.tle and his value to his party as a
Ioaitdidate beyond the shadow of a
doubt," Pucks editorial content is as
follows:
r
Straight Talk About Douglas.
if Roosevelt should be nominated by
the Republican Convention, the, not
unnatural object of the Democrats will;
Idelegaies for the speaker.
.IIATTEIISIOF Gilli". i
I liiTElIEST Ili WASH.
\VASHIN‘GTON, .liine ‘
the charge or “personal legislation“
the conference report on the militnrvI
13,———l)cspitct
ihim and the Democrats can scarcely
1 this country,
t Democratic Roosevelt running againstl
,Iihe Oyster iiay article. would have the;
be to nominate someone who can beatl
hope to beat Roosevelt at this own
game. There is but one Roosevelt inf
and that is Theodore. A
same show iii the contest that a phon-I
Rgl'fiph would with a brass hand. The
THURSDAY. JUNE :3, 191:
gittwnh Speaker Clark and he alsoISIIIIIe by92.07ti. "Douglas" says Pack. for The
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htttth .hh .th.th htthhthhth ht... my;2.23;;323‘23““33m;33'an . and useful
Sentinel Base-
ball Scorer
Mr. Baseball Fan
LEAGUE AND AMATEUR
GET THIS!
This Illustration
shows the actual
size of the neat
This Coupon
and 100
vest - pocket-O
Scorer
Every Baseball Fan should have one of The
Evening Sentinel’s Score Tablets
7‘ ‘
lIIQmOCl‘fi'IS liowoier. hate the lili‘lR‘rI
appropriation IIIII' “IIII(II IIOIIIIIIIIS II IliilttI on a liolllitlll issue uliiili Roose-
”MWSIO" IIIIIIIIIIIII; ('IEIII’IIII I’IIOIIIIIIIII Hill has itiiatlubiv dodged: namelv.‘I
Wood of ms oilico as chief III IIIIIII tho tsrit’i‘: and it‘tlIicy will concentrate
after March i, 1912, was ugiecd to in
the senate vesterday. .
‘Members of congtcss from Connie
tlcuttwceived yesterday a letter from
lfles. A Goodwin, of liattfmd Ct.
mating against this sort of legiti-
flat; and says that this sort of leg-
Minion does not commend itself to
mint-at,
ton that isstie with a platl’Oriii of soure-
Itltiiig besides pilile and popvtock and
a candidate who is neither a radical
.exiicinist nor a rt‘iltliolml‘i they will
no lit-lime. Ii) iitoto VOH‘TBI
than it they cry “lie, too." to the Rc~I
ptiblicnn pl attorm, anti sot for. their
(itiiditiaic the hapless task of playing
(II With it you know at any tiine just how many
f HITS have been made by each club, how many RUNS
"‘ v .i up... Mm .
H'W MW“
, I
the people ol.‘ Connecticut He asks
the members to vote against the it
set iiid fiddle to i‘tiosmcll. As this
paper has pointed oiitagflcgw’mwb.
' crn‘ ea ooscvelt is a man who
' Ihns beaten Roosevelt. .\o Demociat
Representative III’IIII was ”"9 III [has eier woti out against itoosciclt in
IIIIe members or IIII’ house WIII’ WEIII a national election but in 1904 when
I (V to the morgue vesteiony morning to Parker was politically 1"de the
Identity the III’III III Representative force of Roosevelt's petsonallty was
WEIIIIII WIIO was accldenth killed II-I iiistimcient to keep Massachusetts
‘ "III“ on the Southern ioad QIIIIIQII ttoni electing in impressive style a
‘I In the morning III was ”IIIy ydester Democratic goternor. and what lst
Ida“ afternoon.“ “Id MII' Reilly IIII‘I . much to the point at the present tlmei
might, IIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIII “IIIII IIIIII' IIeIelecting him on a, tariff-reform plat-i
Keep the results of the game before
~. :,httsgztissataiuattainingg :23; . .1;::3:3*2:..:i::‘:2than: . you all the time by use Of the '
his home state. He had just reached; ther Roosevelt's magnetism no}. the; ‘
I III“ III” and (“d II°I IGII me IIIIII he: tendency of men to vote a stralglit'tic- ..
and how many ERRORS What i‘NNING it is and how
many are OUT.
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“III“ ICIIIIIIIII IeII II Roosevelt for the Presidency but he
IIIIII III W W M 'A D E OF C E L L U L O I D
Representative Henry presented the them might maké a good showing
IAlIseka. He also presented the tesoltt-I championed and Rosevelt dodged 1.
‘ hundred W“! of Item‘e with EDS-i nl politician like Clark. not a coiiese t
MI- I. Baldwin “0‘ COM‘GCIIC‘ii-I arena. but for the most part they are
: tit. vote of the senate yesterday
I men' a prob-
l , Will not in the senate when the‘ in the "3pm“ 3. he proved hlmult
t ‘ intended III 3° “III-I ‘ISIIIII ”I" 30m“ I kct iii preferente to a split could pro-i '
I I “I“ tad-lance “0 theory “II” IIe was III' \eiit William L. Douglas from cariy- - ' .
‘3‘ III” IPIIIIIIII’II 'to get SIIIICII by the IIIIIII .inz the gubernatorial election for tho . .
3 whether he “I“ “IIIIIIIIIIg IIIeIII' the Democrats by a record plurality of 35..
.151“ Reillyflleaves torponneciicut 0" proved his mettle and his value to his
tomorrow night. He will deliver the mm, as a candidate beyond the ana-
MI‘ Rem" presented III. ”‘9 house at the Democratic Convention not one
.. yesterday the petition of the Guns it matter how many “193““ he may
Soldeakiego society, No 404. of Derby have pledged to him, can point to g . . > .
protesting “E“III‘II the ”“389 °.I a better record or practical achievment I . _ _ . . . . , . ‘
durable, and Will last a long time. It ts Similar in desrgn to that carried . ,.
ii petition OI SI MIIII” IIIIIIII °I SOIIII‘ against Roosevelt. Douglas has made 0 q‘ ~ ‘ rs eal‘I .
aththhtthh thhtthht. ht. hhthhh. ht . “on. m...“ .8...“ m... A... t... by the umpire. We have not a huge supply, so get you y. _
WWII“ ““pr I” CIII’QIIII °I New BII' bigger and more vitally alive today
’ “I“ IPI°I°5IIII3 “Wm“ ”‘9 "DIIOII‘I‘; titan it. was in 1004. in Douglas mors-
yisn‘t of a commission by congress and; over the Democratic Party has “an
II“ ‘IWI'WIIIIIIOII “I III-5009“” IIII' IIII” American business man." He is not at
hind, as provided In the Burton Little- profeuor like Wilson but that which
“I“ bill thousands of voters -lrroll)60UV0 0' fin i 0 e 6' IIW‘i C
‘ ,tIoItI'her day among the Democratic mom-11n the highest executive oilioe: name- .
her. of the house postal cards bearing iv a business men In the genuine " - .
tine picture or tiovornor Baldwin sense of the word There are pieuty THE SENTINEL d . f thI .
having printed in large letters the noose chant-atotowE'I’A an M" m' . to , an one. 0 ese _
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‘ ”“1“.th Jurist, Scholar. BIMGE‘I but stool pigeons for "Wall street' and . POCket scorers Wl“ be . yours i
520“" (3110109 I0? PMMGM 19123" reactionary interests. Willem L. Dow
' ' t “W bi" to abolish "'9 00ml lame. and at the some time so sure:-
court. Senator M01405" VOMIIslve belief in term revision downward
WWI was taken. The notion 0' the} to be in one or the greatest states.
I. in refusing to appropriate for.
.Jt‘acka or whether he tell II'OIII IIIeiti95 Douglas was not running against
. .
It is VEST-POCKET Size.
.
Flag Day address before me EIIIII III dow of doubt. Of all the men who are
thw IIIIIIIIIIS ImIIIII‘I‘IIIIi’II than 00vernor Douglas. Any one of
hills tor the relief of the natives of tariff reform.» issue. which Douikiaii ' ' , . .
purpose of. celebrating what is called lawyer like Harmon, not a profegflon.
' “WI““IIII’IVQ IISIIIY CIICI'IIIIed ”1‘“ party ties are evorlastlngly asking for
" wing: or take business men in the political
I sins, a real business man, with an tin- . , ‘ . .
' VIOI‘ 0’ the 00“” Senator 3”“‘1 would make as formidable a candidate
court was sustained.
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