artnon Historical loilikftt
Clly Hall vM
Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
MM I
WEATHER
(le-nr. Mut. .17, mill. It,
1U-I. Hum. 80 Per Cent.
Diilly-nuili Yenr.
forty-Kirn! Yi-nr.
MEDFORD, ORI'XlOXTUriJHDAY, DJWJOAmER 7, 1911.
xN n .wwwt
FEDERAL PROBE
13 UNDER WAY
AT LOS ANGELES
Clarence! Diitruw Status That Neither
John J., Nor Jamrs B. McNamara
Will Sell Out-Two Convicted Men
Aro Defiant.
OTHER LADOR LEADERS
ARE TO DE INVOLVED
Every Effort Is Delnii Mailc liy Fed
eral Authority to Keep
Intentions Secret.
1.0 KAXdtil.F.K, fill.. Dee. 7.
Won Iho federal (mini jury which i
probhiK tho nllitfci'd dynamite con
Hplmcy involving tlimtruotimi of
properly huill under llm open shop
plnu, which it n nloj'tl culminated in
tint hluwiiitc up f llm I.un Aiik1"
TIliMi building, li'Hiiiiiril Mm minion
thin MTlf rtinon, Ortio N. MeMiinigal
uoiitittuutl hi Htory of bin nlloge'd op
oration. .Mewl of hirt Htory, it wit
Mid bv Ihewo familiar with it, dealt
with f m o t m already puhliehi'd. It un
said oho of Ihu n'iifnt for Ii'ih Immhv
emllhid t tho otiUol of Ihu probe
lll'l'rt wmm (hut In lo Itlt lkoll to
lliiliMliripoli to limlify before tin
ft'doml grand jury thrf in the near
future.
I.OS AXtiKI.KS. )im 7. A fed
eral probe Into wholeiMilo ilyiminitiiiK
douxpirueie whuo riiuiirn'titioiiH o.
loml from tint Atlantic to Ihu Pacific
, win iHHiiiiuiiiiiiiil by tho foelurnl grand
jury hero luihiy.
l'nr mure than an hour before tin
iiUpiltiltOi-a mot AMistniit District At
toe imy Kemgnn ninl Ononr Lnwler, tho
xpi'itiitl agent of Ihu department of
jinlloo in charge of Iho probe, wore
in cniiforcnuei, while tlmir piukuil men
curried to tho grniid jury room boeik.
pupor mill nil oviilouco which wan to
ho oounidorwl. ThU last lot wis
Imittt ninl included everything ihul
IiniI been gathered hy Iho lliinm ninl
I .'hi Aiiki'Ii'm iMMiuty dotoolivem for
lli in tho proH'i'iitioii of Iho McN'n
inline brothers.
Will Ho Tixllfy?
Tliui John .). McNniunni, onnwetoil
miorolury-lnmiiuror of tho liitoruu
lioiml Ammoiiitiiin of Itril uml
Structural lrnuu inker, wn to bo
' taken lioforo tho gniud jury won nil
inittoil hy l.nwK'i- hut that ho would
tiMlify win n inooti'il iiioKtion. His
etnuiuol, CIiiiciioo Uurrow, positively
wwmlod thai ncilhor John .1. nor
Initio II, .McN'umurn would in nn
wnv Hid Iho government.
''I'lioy won't soil mil," win nil that
Da now wouhl nay.
In Ihoir colls tho MoNaiuiiriiw wore
pnrlhiuliiriy ilofiaul. Thov told their
jjuuid and Iho jailor, Captain (lul
higher, thai uiulor no I'irouiiistunooH
wouhl Ihoy lull anything,
"I Would lliivo Nnllilng lo Toll."
"In tho first plui'o I I Hi vo ueilhiiig
lo lull uml if 1 hail 1 would not aid
thosu in any way. Ne'ilhor thoir
throalH lint' thoir proiniM'H will hno
any ufout on mo or Jim for that unit
tor." Howovor, it wns known thai I.aw
lor uml hiri assistant) Imped thoy
might got i-(wpoiiHOH lo uortaiu ipioh
IIoiih ut loaut t hut wouhl put thimt on
tho trail of tho "mini highur up" in
tho vuriviiH "lilow-upn" whluh hnvo
tuhun pliuio tlirniiKlimil tho LViloil
H tn tew, hut niuro impuuinlly on Iho
wewlorn Hhjpo, ilurlu thu piiHt fivo
yours.
That Iho proHont proho Is uxpootoil
to involve) many woll himwu lahor
lemeloru of Han I'ViuiuIkoo and tho
liorthwoHt eioiiHt was imielo norliiln hv
thu flat Htiitoinont (hat eiorlnin of
iiioho mem linvo nlromly (uiai,'oil
(iouiihuI in tho oxpoiitatiou jhut an at.
ttmipl would ho imielo to iuiliot tlieiiu.
I-Jvory of fort wuh muelo h,y (ho fo.l
eirnl offieiliilH to hoop Hoorot thoir In
tontioiiH. Tho Knuiil jury room was
guanlod y piol;oel mini mill whou in.
i'oi'iimlioii was iiHkoil rofjarelini; Iho
iiifoulimiH of tho Kovoriinuuit, Law
lor, Koiikiiii uml thoir aHHislantH ro.
i'liHoil lo lalh. Thoy euulonvorod Co
oreialo Iho improSHion iat 10 Kn,nel
jury wuh not In ho hurrioil ami what
ovor It eliel It wouhl nut porinlt miv
thhiK lo loak 'until nil Iiullctuiuiitrt
woro elntwij ami reported to Iho court.
OLDEST "NEW WOMAN."
'CJKAH0MA" ct.ivciw KDninuv.
('iillforiilu'ri unlvorNiil miffrnt;o law
kIvcm tluil Htittn tho ellmlui'tlon or
liievhiK tho olilont 'now womiin." Hint
Ih Mm. Kloriru Koiiuoily. Kit yoieru
old. ami wln'ii It fiiino tlmo rocoutly
Itnown an "(.Jmiiilnwi Koiiiii'ilyinfin
to h'kUIit Mm. Konuoily, who U
lenouii ten (5111111111111" Konuoily
IhroiiKli tho M'i'tloii of tho city In
whle-h Mho llvoie. neomoil tho hiii;koi
Hon that thu poll hook ho brounht
to hor homo, mill hIio wielkoil all tho
way to tho pollliiK hootli.
OREGON SLIPS ONE
OVER ON-OTHER
STATES AT
Entire Day at Land Show at Chicafjo
Is Devoted to This State Tom
Richardson on Hand to Tell the
Why and Wherefore.
CIIK'AdO, Dee. 7. Oregon plan
tliui ami (niTiVel out u hjir "nooop'
on tho otheir hlMtem at tho hi;; land
ohow in the Cul'motim horo today. Tho
day had boon kivoii ovor to tho ropro
hontnlivo of tho htto thnt nro horo,
and Governor Wont ha hIiowii hii
iulorot hy nainini: J. If. O'Xoill of
tho O. W. K. & N. of Portland, hh
him offioial roprosonlntivo. Mr
O'Koilll aolod an ohairiunti at mi
eilahomto eiiitorlaimaoiit which is lic
iiiK hold thin nftornoon. Oao of tho
hij; looturo IiiiIIh of tho Union ami
Soulhoi'n PuoJfio e'ouipauio.H ha hoon
turnoil ovor to tho utato for Iho pro
it nun whioh inoludoH Hpooe-hos,, niuio
ami olhor uood things hy woll known
porsoiiH, Tom KiohanNon, who loft
iho pivorunrrt' special with which ho
wuh travolini,', lo ho horo, in Iho I'hiof
upoakor of tho day. Ho in o.xpootd
lo tell Chie'liijoiniirt junt "Why i Oro
(on," ninl when Tom roIm through
t'hioni;onii8 Hint havo tho ploiiHiiro of
lieniitiif him tall; nhout hi stale will
know jiihI why Mr. KitdiarelHou ih so
outhusiaslio. Olhor spe'iikorn of Iho
eluv nro (Irovor Sim)son, jjononil sit
poriiile'iidout of Iho Virp11-e-l,'arj;o oom
pany, .1. V). Vorroi'. 0. (!. Colt, Oet).
Dohauvou, Uallott W. Smith, F. II.
(Irahaiu, I'rof. Chmiihorlniu and oth
ers. Ate every visitor lo tho h.nd show
cnlers the hie huildin' today ho had :i
silken limine honrini' the one word
"Oivisem" pinned on his ooat. Then
the Ori'con oxhihit was oxplaini'd In
detail ad Ihousnndrt of liooklcts do
serihinir Iho difforoul soelious of tho
slale were ijivoii mil.
"Wo shall loll all Ihal it is posM
hlo to erowd In a few words iihoul
Oroejon" said rharlos S. lVe, pass
onejor I in f fie innnujjor of tho South
im'ii Paeifio'liiRl nii;ht, "I eoufidonlly
holiovo thai when Oivjjnn eleev ! over
(hero will ho at least 110,000 now
hooslers for Unit slnlo. Oretrouhas
niueh lo loll about nnd with Tom
Uioharilson to toll il, wo all know
I horo will ho a hunoh of oonvorls to
Oregon and Oregon Ihiniirt that wo
I'oulil not tjol in any olhor way. The
Southern Pae-ifio ninl its allied lines
nro oo-opornlini; with tho people of
Oregon In this hooslinir movement
and with tho Klorooplioan and ninv
ini: piolures that wo aro showini;
dally in our hiir looluro halls wo are.
provini; 'ho faols that our lecturers
nro hnudini; nut."
Doh Is Tliroujih.
NKW YORK', Doev 7,"l'vo solllod
with Linn Cavalori and hIio'II ohtaiu
u dlveiroe," eluediiroel Kohort riinulo
upon hin rot urn from Paris today.
"Thoro will ho no rooonoilialion," ho
Nald, "fiunnoiul,"
SI
RRGATON
D'AY PLANS ARE
Bin Gathcrinu Will Be Held Satur
day Afternoon at tho Opera House
to Which All of the People in the
County Arc Invited.
DOLLAR BARGAIN DAY
ALSO AT SAME TIME
Speakers Will Deal With Value of
Water in the Ronuc
River Valley.
With eviry plnu complete, Irriga
tion nml Dollar llnri;ala day, next
.Saturday, promlmm lo ho ti Kront
hiiccomi). Prom nil parts of iho coun
ty people will ho In ntomlmtro, need
thu day In cvrtaln to ho a Kiln one.
Kow pcoplo roallze-, from thoir oh
Horvatlon of thu IIobuo Illver vnlloy,
what Irrigation will do for tho farm
er and orchnnllHt. An Swrotury Wll
moii of tho department of agrlculturo
eeiiyie: "Thoro In no Hitcllon that
wouhl not ho vimtly honofltvd hy
IrrlKntlon," Tho commorclnl cluh
IioIIovom that our pooplu only nwij
the rli;ht kind of luformntloti in or
der to koo thai the future production
of tho valley Ih dependent upon tho
application of wntor.
It Is tho aim at tho Irrigation
rally to kIvo definite ami accurate)
Information as to what water on tho
lam) hate done, uml what it can rea
Konahly ho expected to do In thu
Itopiu river vnlloy. TIiIh Informa
tion will ho kIvoii In nu address by
A. V. Btnvor, who hns had a most
extended obRormtlon in Jackson, Joj
eeophlno nnd Klnmath coutitlOH, as
well ntt tho Wlllatnetto vnlloy on tho
rotntllM of tho nppllcatlou of wntor to
our InmlH. Ho compiled n bulletin
for tho Kovorumont on Irrigation In
thin Hoctlon. and what ho has to glvo
Ih of first value.
ProfoHsor O'Oarn has devoted
much tlmo nnd attention to tho in
vimtlKntlon of other crops thnt can
ho crown HiiccoHHtiilly and profitably
In tho vnlloy, nnd ho will glvo val
uable, Information nu to what differ
ent typou of koIIh enn bo used for In
tho wny of cropB when tho wntor la
applied.
W. II. Gore, ono of tho Invest
land holdcrn In tho vnlloy, has also
Hindu an oupeclnl study of what wntor
will do, mid comes with firHl-hnnd
Information nhout Irrigation.
No ono who litis tho good of tho
vnlloy nt heart can afford to miss
tho Information that will ho given
out nt this nelly.
Tho Commorclnl cluh, ns host, ox
tends n most cordial Invitation to
tho orohnrdlsts nnd fanners In nil
HoutloiiH of tho vnlloy to uttond this
mooting, to ho hold nt tho oporn
house Saturday nftornoon, December
!lh, nt - p. m. This will bo tho
Dollar Ilargaln dny of tho Morohnnta'
axsoclatlon, nnd tho Southorn Pacific
and Pacific & ICastern will sell tick
ets at ono and ouo-thlrd faro for
tho round trip from all stations.
Saturday, Docombor 9th, 2 p. in.
at tho opera house.
RODGERS TO COMPLETE
HIS FLIGHT SUNDAY
I.OS ANGNI.KS, Cal Doc. 7.
Cal P. Uodgora, tho aviator, arrived
in I.os Angeles from San Francisco
today and announced thnt ho would
complete hla ocean to oconu trip by
flying from Comptou to Long llouch
next Sunday. After completing his
flight Hodgora, it was nunouucod,
will return to Pnsndoun and ongngo
In passenger carrying fllghtB. Sev
eral Pasadona mllllomtlros, It Is Bald,
havo offered him as high nu ?G0 for
11 spin tu tho other,
UPRISING IN RUSSIA
FORECAST BY PAPER
ST. lM'STKHSHUHO, Dee. 7. An
inspired nrtiolo in Iho ultrn-oousor-vntivo
Novo YiTinyu gives warning
that tho Hussian revolutionary netvo
emtort 11 ro propnviujj for n fresh up
rising in ID1-, whioh Ih to tnko tho
form of u iifiuitio jieiiBnut rebellion.
NOW COMPLETE
WOflK DN THE MAINE
f? nTHvT;E6 A EAJ-T OF
Through tho mud In and about tho wreck of tho Maine, In Havana Harbor, members of tho joint army
and navy board of Inspection nro wad Inp on their tour of Inspection. They spent a considerable time examin
ing the kool forward of frama No. 41, which received tho closest- atton Uon.
Tho experts nro pushing tho work rapidly and il Is expected that a dofinlto roport on their findings
will he mndo in a short time. Tho accompanying illustration shows a part of the old battleship and a key
lo tho conditions. Letter "K" it will he noticed, indicates part of tho outside bottom of the ship, which came
up from under the ten Inch magazine.
ABDIGATIONOF
FRINGE CHOH HOT
JILL SATISFACTORY
r
Yuan Shi Kai Will Soon Join Rebels
Is ReportHe Is Said to Be Dip
lomatically Weeding Out the Man
chus One by One.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 7. HopulilieHiis
nro not aatibfjed with tho abdication
of the regent, lrinuc Chun, uuolo of
toh hahy emporor, and they Mu or
ganization horo of n provisional as
Hoinlily. Nanking will thou ho made
the onpitul of tho proclaimed republic
after whioh tho rebel nnny now oecn
pyinp that city city will lenvo for it
march nMinst I'ckiu.
Yuan Shi Kai, it is generally be
lieved hero hy republicum, will soon
join tho rebel:. It ih tho onoitil im
pression that he 4s lliplomntioally
wecdiiiK out tho Mmiejhus nnd prad
milly hriuiiiii; tho throne nearer u
coinplole full than could ho done by
saerifieo of the whylo nnny in the
field. Ho in given ejreldit for tho nb-
dieatiou of Pnnco Chun.
Wu Tin Fmiih-, formerly Chinese
minister to the I'nitod States and now
eino of thf most powerful foes of the
MniicJius, doe6 not favor luiythini:
hut iwuiplote Hiirrcudor of gooeie
meutal power to the peoplo, uml he
advocate eoiitiuutuiuu of hostilities
to the end.
(leneral I.i Yuan Hon;;, howovor.
awed by the bloodshed, is willing; to
accept a limited inonuroliy to end the
horrors of the war, nlthoujjh ho pre
fers Iho lepuhliean form of govern
ment. Frone'h uoro-eruisors hnvo nrrived
and will bo uod by tho rebels uguint
tho imporiahhU ut Wu Chmitr when
hostilities in that section are resum
ed. Signnl suew&sejs of tho Italian
aorial linllory aainst tho Arabs in
Tripoli onoournjjpil tho revolutionary
louder to attempt thoi ruso hero.
Lyman on Trial.
SAN FHANTTSCO, Dee. 7. Dr.
J. (Irani Lyman, tho I.os Angeles
promoter who et tooted n sensational
osoapo from nn Oakland iWpitul sov
todny in "the Tailed State's district
court hero, e'barged with tooiispirno
to ovudo federal authority.
Charles A. Cnurtwright, guard,
nnd J. .M, Thoniot, nurso, who aro
ohargod with aiding Lyman, nro albo
boforo tho bar.
Lyman is declarcel to -havo need
"Out ltinli Quick Wiiilinford" boIioiuos
woven about l'linuum lands to enrioli
lilmsolf. Ho must v also stand trial
for niisusv of tho iniule,
WRECK 15 BEING PUSHED RAPIDLY B EXPERTS
OUT51DE BOTTOM OE 6KtP. IT
TEN X2TCU MAT1A2.IKE..
IS
TO SEND MORE
TROOPS JO Ml
Losses of Italian Army to Date in
Tripoli City Is Said to Exceed 5,
000 Only From Personal State
ments Can News Be Received.
LONDON, Dee. 7. Advicos todnj
from Milan, Italy, announce that the
govemmout is preparing to despatch
n fifth division of troops to Trijvoli
This has convinced Italians gonornlly
of what thoy havo long suspoctor
that the military situation in tho "new
etilonies" is most preenrious.
When tho new division is landed
thoro will bo approximately 130,000
troops eif nil arms in Tripoli nnd Cy-
roniuon for tho purpose of copur
with somo 10,000 Turks nnd thoir
more or less unorRnnizcd nnd ill
equipped Arab allios. Tho stringont
censorship on nil news from the so.it
of war has mado it difficult to un
derstand why General Canovn's pick
ed nnny of 00,000, not counting the
troops gurrisouinjj other const points
at buy.
Only from porsoual stiitemont
made by returning journalists and
miltary attaches is it possiblo to ar
rivo nt an intelligent idea of tho real
situation. Nowspapor moil on the
ground are all under oath not to send
any information, oven in the form of
private lottors, without first submit
ting St to tho censor. Violations
mean thoir deportation; hence even
tho oombpondent.s of journals in
othor Kuropoau countries nnd Amer
ica, nro unable to portray conditions
adequutoly.
Conservative estimate, based upon
(ho observation of returning news
paper men, place tho losses of Iho
Itlaian nnny to date in Tripoli city
alone, in killed and wounded, at ,
000. ROGERS SAYS HE
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dee. 7. -Jeihu
lingers, suspected of the kill
ing of Doiijnniiu A. Goodman, thy
jewelry snlotmiun. mid robbing him of
$5,000 worth of diamonds, declared
to ono of his prison companions to
day that ho had confessed to tho
murder. Hogors is again light heart
ed and gay and sooins to delight in thu
notoriety Hiirrouudiiu him,
Rogers ' was instructed and nr
raigucd today.
T
PLAN
HAS
ON
CAME
rsjoin urrDE& 120:
STOKES SHOWN IN
UNSAVORY LIT
BY GIRL'S LETTER
1 ,
Misses Graham Fell a Victim to Mil
lionaire When She Was but 16
Years of Age According to Letter
Produced In Court.
NEW YORK, Dec 7. Sensational
lettors alleged to havo bean written
to Mlllionalro W. E. D. Stokes by
Miss Lillian Graham, who, with Miss
Ethel Conrad, is on trial horo for
shooting Stokes, will not bo intro
duced at Iho trial, accordiug to a
ruling mado today by Justlco Marcus,
who, on his own motion and ovor
tho protests of tho attorneys for tho
dofense, struck from tho record tho
re-direct testimony of Stokes.
Justice Marcus hold thnt with this
testimony eliminated, tho continua
tion of tho cross examination of
Stokos wns unnecessary.
Tho girls probably will testify to
day. Tho motion of tho dofonso to
hnvo tho charges against thorn dis
missed was overruled.
Attornoy Jordan for tho dofonso,
after finishing his opening address,
produced a iottor which Miss Graham
wroto to Miss Conrad, tolling of hor
mlstrontmont "hy tho well known
mlllionalro, Stokos."
This Iottor. according to tho do
fonso, was to bo glvon to tho news
papers as the causo of hor suicide In
tho ovont that sho wore ovor found
dead. Tho lettor states that Miss
Graham had fallen n victim to Stokes
when only 1C years old.
FARMERS TO PASS
ON GUILT OF PACKERS
CHICAGO, III., Dee. 7.- -Whether
tho ten Chicago millionaire pnckei"
boing prosecuted horo under the Shor
miin niiti-tru&t law shall go to jail
for criminal conspiracy, it is expoot-
ed, will bo docidod by a jury of farm
ers. Tho govoniiuout, it was an
nounced today, is preparing to per
emptorily challenge ovory rosidont of
Chicago who comos up as n talosmnn.
At the rosuniDtiem of tho trial in
Cujlod Statos District Judgo Carp
ontorj court today llio room was jam
mod to tjio doors and interest in (he
preliminary hkinnishog of the legal
baltlo was intense.
Double Umpires.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dim. 7.-TI10
Fnoifio Coast Longuo dtruuturq today
adopted (ho doubly umpire syntoni.
S
E
TO BUILD HOME
In Address Before Irrigation Coin
grcss, Speaker Vants to Know If
Work of Production Is Not para
mount to Work of Destruction.
WANTS UNCLE SAM TO ,
FURNISH HOMES FOR POOR
v.
"To the Rich Men We Have Loaned
Millions-Why Not Help the
Poor to Get a Home?" ,
CIHCAaO, III., Dec. 7. "I would
havo tho nation organize nn nnny of
peace as it organizes tho army of
war " declnrod William E. Smytho of
e
California in tho National Irrigation
congrees today, "and for ovory dol
lar spont on tho army of war I would
havo tho nation spend tan dollars lit
building homos."
Continuing, he said:
"In evory large city thoro Is today
a wide opon door of osoapo for tho
man who craves security of life. Ho
sees tho Stars and Stripes displayed
from an offlco window, nnd tho al
luring sign 'Good income, no ox
pengos, ctmnco to seo tho world with
out cest: all social and educational
ad vantages.'
"What could bo finer? Ah, but
If you -happen to bo oyer 3& yonm
of ago or uncfer flvo feet four, or it
you .weigh an -ounce more than ICO
pounds, tho door of hopo slams' in
.. nnd navy don't want tou7 "Wp
"What about tho mnn who Is over
nge, under holght nnd over w.olght?
Can tho nation do nothing for him?
Is there no place for him In this
world? Can't wo onllat him In tho
work of production, as wo on'Ist tho
other man In tho work of destruc
tion? Isn't tho home as precious as
tho barrack?
"I would hang out anothor of our
starry flags with this Icgqnd: "A
home on tho land for ovary Indus
trious man nnd woman; Undo Sam
shows you whoro and how; advances
money when nocesBnry; Join tho army
of ponco and becomo ludopoudont.'
"Why not?
"Havon't wc oncourngod capital by
ovory moans in our powor? Isn't It
just as logitimato to oncouraga la
bor? "To tho rich men who wanted to
build railroads wo loaned mjlllons of
dollars and donated 200,000,000
acree of Intnl.
"Can't wo help a poor man to got
a home?
"I would have) a bureau of llttlo
farms, and by the oholco flt thnt
uumo omphuilze tho ldexi of Smaller
farm units and more Intensive culti
vation.
"In bohalf of the swarming mil
lions who cry aloud for rollof from
tho Increasing proeuuro, of llfo and
especially of thoso good men and
womon who have pussud tho dead
line of 46, where no one will biro
thorn and who, in tho strugglo of llfo
hnvo been nblo to nucumulata but
llttlo for old ago, I appeal for tho
support of this pulley ut social re
construction. "I appeal to tho soul of tho na
tion!"
rw
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TO ENTER RACE
LINCOLN. Nob., Doc, 7 Illohard
Motcalfo, WUlJapi J. Iiryun'a ti8o
clato Qdlljdjroi : tho Commnuor, an
nounced tQflitX ' candldu.oy for thu
nomination Tor llio, govunmndilp. at
tho prlmnry election, Tho unnouuarf
meat followed an oxchnugii of cublQ
grams botwoon Motcalfo anelftryaiiy
who Is now in tho West Indies),
Motonlfo'a anuouncotuaut took thu
form of a Iottor to tho Woodrow Wil
son club of Omaha, and It Is bo
llovyd, aligns Bryan with WlUon
against thu Dalilmau .crowd, who aro
supporting JiidHoa Harmon of Ohio'
for tho presidential nomlnutlpi).
SMYTHt WANT
ARMYOFP
A
BRYAN
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