Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 363, 13 February 1908 — Page 8

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FINANCIER FOR TAFT J. Pierpont Morgan Will, Rumor Says, Assist Ohio Man's Candidacy. REASON FOR THIS BELIEF. Washington, Feb. 13 That J. Tiorpont Morgan has been lined up for Secretary Taft is a tip that is going the rounds of political circles at the national capital. Politicians who have direct sources of information say that Morgan's visit in Washington, -where he has spent most of this week, has a large political significance. It is said that Morgan has agreed to support Taft and that Robert Bacon, assistant secretary of state, was the intermediary who won over the reat financier to the Taft camp. Bacon formerly was connected with Morgan's banking house. A straw which is said to show that Morgan is now a Taft man is the semiauthoritative announcement yesterday that. President Roosevelt has been converted to the support of the Aldrlch bill by Senator Aldrich, Morgan and others who arc much interested in that measure. TO THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY. To the Voters of Wayne County: In this public manner I wish to thank my many friends throughout Wayne county for their very corteous treatment, kind wishes and the loyal support that they gave me in my recent canvass for the office of prosecuting attorney in Wayne county. I met defeat, but shared the fate with several others. I am proud of the vote I made in the few days I canvassed. I shall remain, as heretofore, a loyal republican, and fully offer my services for the promulgation of the principles of that party. Again thanking you, I am very sincerely. JOE. C. BURGESS. Prin. Franklin township H. S. DR. A. B. PRICE DENTIST 14 and 15 The Colonial. Phone 2281. Lady Assistant. I IHSURANGE.REAL ESTATE ! LOANS, RENTS $ W. H. Bradbury & Son $ Rooms 1 and 3, Wstcott Blk Reduced Rates To New Orleans Pcnsacola, Fla., and Mobile, Ala. Via C. C. & L. R. R. On account of MARDI GRAS Round trip ticket to Kew Orleans $23.45. Round trip ticket to Mobile or Tensacola $22.20. Tickets on sab February 26, 27, 2S, 29. March 1 and 2. Final limit March 10th. C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A. Horn? Tel.

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STOlE" FORAKER AHD DEFEAT Ohio Man Says Ohio Vote Did Wot Represent More Than 10 PerCent of Party. FACTIONS IN CONVENTION. Washington, Feb. 13 Senator J. B. Foraker last night gave out a statement as to the result of the primary elections in Ohio on Tuesday, when the Taft forces made practically a clean sweep in the selection of delegates to the coming Republican state convention. In his statement, Senator Foraker says: Nobody should be either surprised or misled by the result of the primaries held in Ohio. It has been common knowledge for weeks that the call for these primaries was of such charaoter that my friends throughout the state refused to participate. Consequently there was no opposition to the selection of Taft delegates. Under such circumstances he would, of course, carry everything. That the result of the primaries does not indicate anything conclusive should be manifest from the fact that the total vote polled will not represent more than 10 per cent of the Republicans of Ohio. There were only two districts in which there was any approach to a contest and these contests were due to the fact that there were opposing candidates in each district for the nomination to Consrrcss. Referring to the state convention it should be borne in mind that it. will be composed of the representatives of only one faction of the party, not. because the people have so decided, but because the course of the Taft managers was such as to bar everybody else from participation." CENTRAL WEST IS FAVORER BY BRYAN Does Not Want Headquarters In Effete East. Washington. Feb . 13. The democrats intend to conduct their presidential and congressional campaigns from the central west headquarters. This is William .1. Bryan's order. In lf4 the national committee had its headquarters at New "Vork. and the congresional committee operated from Washington. Mr. Bryan, during his recent trip here, said to his friends that if he had anything to do with the selection of headquarters this year Chicago would be chosen, for both comniirtees. Acting on Mr. Bryan's suggestion. Representative James Lloyd of Missouri, the new chairman of the congressional committee, announced that i his committee will shortly be moved I from this city to Chicago, where it i will stay through the campaign. ; No flower could at all compare, S With this pretty lass so young and ; fair: ; Her step Is light, her heart Is free, Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea. A. G. Luken & Co. MISTAKE CORRECTED Correct the mistake of risking pneu monia by neglecting a cough or cold j when Foley's Honey and Tar will not : only stop your cough but expel the culd from your system Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and is the best and safest throat and lung remedy. A. G. Luken & Co. I. this concern ?cu, read carrfullyi or. B!5welJ' Syrup Pepsin pealHalr enarao:el to core indigestion. catipatton. sick headeb. flaiurive breath, nt'mi and all uriaia tm stoma imM,

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President Roosevelt Says It Is His First Duty to Care For Himself. CHILD SHOULD BE TRAINED Washington. Feb. 1". "I would tell every young man that it is his first duty to pull his own weight, to take care of himself and those dependent upon him," said President Roosevelt in an informal addrers to delegates of the religion educational association, whom he received in the east room of the white house yesterday. "I want to see the woman able to do her part as a housewife and a mother,' continued the president. "I doubt if there is any lesson more essential to teach in an industrial democracy like ours that auy failure to train the average citizen to a belie f in things of the spirit no less than the things of the body, must in t!ie long run entail misfortune. shortcoming, possible disaster, upon the nation itself. It is right that we Americans should be proud of our material prosperity. The material prosperity is essential as a foundation, but it is only a foundation, and upon it must be built the superstructure of the higher moral and spiritual life: for otherwise in itself the material prosperity will amount to but little. So without education it is necessary that we should see that the child is trained not merely in reading and writing, not merely in the elementary branches of learning strictly so defined, but trained industrially, trained adequately to meet the ever-Increasing demands of the complex growth of our industrial system, trained agriculturally, trained to be more efficient workers iu every field of human activity. "But they must be trained in more tnan that or t lie nation will ultimately go down. They must be trained in tne elementary branches of righteousness ;they must be trained so that it shall come naturally to them to abhor that which is evil, or we never can see our democracy take the place which it must and shall take among the nations of the earth."' A tissue builder, flesh producer, brings health and happiness Into the system. That's what Ho'lister's Rocky Mountain Tea has done for millions. 'Twill do the same for you. 35c, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. COUNTRY BOYS FLIMMED BY DETECTIVE AGENCY Indianapolis Concern Is dared a Fraud. DeWashington, Feb. 13. The General Detective Agency of Indianapolis was declared by the postmaster general yesterday to be a fraud. A fraud order was issued against it and Harry W. Pemberton and tho postmaster at Indianapolis was directed to hold up all mail directed cither to the agency or to Pemberton. This action follows a long investigation. R. P. Goowin, assistant attorney general for the postoffice department, in a statement of the case, says in effect, that, the agency is not organized to do a detective business, but to sell i big badges made in the shape of a (star and other Sherlock-Holmes para- ! phernalia at large profit to unsophisti1 . ..... ....... . . . ...... 1 .i:.. tricts. LEAGUE IS NOW JUBILANT Ninety-six Saloons This Month. Closed Indianapolis. Ind.. Feb. 13. Anti-Saloon league officials were jubilant yesterday over the results of the league's work in various parts of the state and declare that the time is not. far distant when Indiana will be dry in Its entirety. Reports which have been received Fhow that at the February term of the commissioners courts ninety-six saloons in the state were put out of business, the greatest number defeated In any one month for more than a year. Three county seats, Rockville. Scottsburg and Williamsport joined the dry column this month. Since the Moore law went into effect it has been instrumental in closing more than 1.800 salons. POSTMASTER GENERAL CLASHES WITH SENATE Says He Has Right to Continue Postmasters. Washington, Feb. 13. Postmaster General Meyer today informed the senat that he be.ieved he has the right to continue a postmaster In office even if the nomination formally has been rejected by the senate. This position raises an issue between an executive department and the senate over the constitutional precision relating to appointments and confirmations of federal efflca holders.

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