South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 208, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 July 1915 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

tXSDAY. JITY 17, 191 X.

I1I0G.0. P. BARS

REAL BULL MOOSE

James R. Garfield Declares Genuine Progressive Cannot Return to Old Party.

IF GUILTY, READY TO HANG, SAYS CAPTAIN

Tly fiil-son ianItH-r. MENTOR, O., July 27. "The republicans In Ohio have mano it impossible for the proirr .-e-ives to come back." James Tl. fiarfield so concluded a long and caref il review of the j 1 i t -'leal situation in Ohio. "And tho Kime appears to he true aa to tho presidency." be added. "Tho fo. called national leaders of the republican party tho rnn who took tho nomination for Taft at. Chleaco four year hK" are evidontlv det rmind to follow a political course as unenlightened as the one they eho.-o cn that occasion. They are still bhndly reactionary. They uro planning the nomination of candidates whom no prosrresv:i o could by any imans support men liko Hoot, Weeks or our Mr. Burton of Ohio and they .are planning platforms which arc as reactionary as their candidates. "I am therefore hopir.jr and expecting to ?eo tho nomination l.v the prorre?slve.s of some "od strong man for rovcrnor hero in Ohio and of a man like Roosevdt rr (lov. Johnson of California for president. No Suport for Obi (iiianl. "It is futllo to talk f Koin back to a party whoso prove rniiu' spirits are "Will him Parnes of New York. I role Penrose of Pennsylvania, and Wlnthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts. These men aro without evfn sucestlonii of progressive loanlr.crs and there is not even a bint of the possibility that tho old puard mlht be willing to compromise on fornc candidate le-s reactionary than those named. it would teem that tho four million votes cast In tho last presidential eleetion by tbo progressive party has made no impression on tho republican man-.'iKf-rs. The same protest against reaction made in that election will have to bo repeated." The progressive party 1 this state incompletely organized and I 1 nd that the opinion expressed Py Garfield is held generally by the party's leaders. In Fpite of tho fart that progressives cast only prvfn per cent of th" vote last November it is b lieved that tho party holds the balance of power between the republicans and democrats and in r.i of bad candidates on both the republican and democratic tick

ets. miKht easily win against both. WilIU I DiipHintm lit. Regular republicanism in Ohio has lost in popularity since the election of forrr.fr Congressman Willis as governor. Willis, has proven a sad disappointment. Hi name, it will be noted, no longer figures' as Ohio'.s "favorite son" candidate for the presidency. He has done u hat tho liquor interests wanted done, namely, by decentralizing saloon control he has mr.de possible tho return of local option and a wide open policy. He has ravaged the public service to get joKs for deserving republicans; he lias played in with a reactionary legislature and done all in his power to nullify tire good laws passul by previous admini.-trat ions. And ho has not ushered in the era of prosperity he promised on every f-trect corner during1 his campaign. It is no wonder the progressives can't see their way to fall into lino with a republican mirnv like that. Iturton, meanwhile. Is enjoying a lovely prospect as presidential candidate. "P'ic" Herrick has been laughed out of the rare and the republican f tandpats agreed to stand pat behind Jiurton and bis 114 votes for tho Aldrich tariff lull. Word comes from New York that Ihirton is looked with favor by Winthrop Crane. Wiiliam Ilarnes. ct al., and case the "greatbiined" Hoot is pronounced too old or is, for any other reison discarded, Jlurton is favorite for second choice. In .a presidential race between Wood row Wilson. Theodore I', liurton and Hiram Johnson, who would win'.'

'H(.C,0. July j 7. "Tii" ow:.!s of the Eastland are trying to :a.;k' ir.e the gnat. J'll seo to it that thy don't do to me what was i . i l - I" tkcaptain of the Gen. Sbeum 1 11 t - II everything I know." With this preface. Capt. II rr; derswi rjf the Kastland Moi.u. y ni-':: made this statement t s-'tate.. Ait'. Hoyne, Coroner Hoffman and Mn:...e; Sullivan of Hoyne's staff. "If any jury" should rind me guilty of cau.-ing the death of all thse j . ople. J'd want to be bd to the selffold at once. I'm a sailor, not a manager. I was up on the brid-e, not down counting passengers, or in the et;trii:e room. The official of the company were very anxious to get the privilege of carrying 2, .".no instead of u.omo p;us. m ngers a they were licensed to do a e.ir ago. Fo i was told by one of the officials to go to Robert Re-id. the fderal inspector at Grand Haven, and apply for this privilege. "I was told that it was all fixed up for Re-id to give, me thi.s privib ge and I gues it was, for he had no hesitancy in giving It." It was ery soon after this privilege was granted that iieid's son-in-law, J. M. Krieson. was made chief engineer of the Kastland. It was Krieson who was in charge Saturday when the ballast tanks were not filled and 'he boat turned over."

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Wednesday Aug. 4

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SPIiDCE TREE SAVES WOMAN

I.an(N cm Stout Iirnnolio. When .Man Throws Her Over Forty Foot Cliff.

I.LHSRORO, Maine. July 27. A murderous attack was committed on Mrs. George W. Childs Hrexel of Philadelphia near her summer home at North Islesboro Sarurday afternoon. Tlie stout branches of a spruce tree which projected from a cliff saved Mrs. Drexel from death on a rock pile at tho foot of a 40-foot bank over which an unknown man had hurled her. ernl-conscious, Mrs. Drexel swung on the tree over the rocks. Her moans brought men who lifted her to safety. Her assailant, evidently a foreigner, was about if' years of age and wore a slouch hat. He escaped to the mainland. Mr. Drexel had been waiting at her cottage to join a yachting party. She strolled along the road watching for the boat to take her to the yacht. .he noticed a man was following her and started te retrace her steps. The man picked hT up and hurled her over the precipice. A general alarm has been smt out for him. It is tlmiKht he was a former employe of tlie Drexel family.

I' ' 'h.it b s r.oekor wxs postponed 1 Morpbi- ni-ht bv Thomas Mott Os- j r:;.-. warden of Sing Sing, until Fri"...y morning. The postponement w:us ; giant' d at the rcpiest of Supre-mei ourt Justice John Ford, who Monday-

heard argument upon Heeler's plea;

for a third trial. Justw o Ford, at tho ( onclusion of the hearing, decided that ho could not digest the mass of allldavits and tho volumious briefs submitted in time to hand down a de ision Tuesday. Keeker wa.s scehedulcd to die in tho electric chair at r.:i.' a. m. Wednesday. The justice must now say "kv s" or "no" to Keck- ( r s prayer. He now must w'oigh W. irourke Cockran's impassioned plea for the condemned man and the cold uncompromising exposition of the printed statute by Asst. Dist. Atty. Kobf rt c. Taylor. Cof bran made a fervent appeal for Keeker. He admitted that tho now famous Rosenthal conference between "Fig Tim" Sulli- an and Keeker might not be considered under the strict let

ter of the law. as new or newly discorrd evidence. And ho admitted, that this being the case, these facta might be considered irrelevant. "Kiit." roared Cock ran. "are you going to electrocute a man on techicalitics? If he is executed now he will be executed on a technicality." Taylor put forth an unemotional demand that tho law be served to its uttermost ends. Ho characterized Cockran's plea as nothing more than an attempt to discredit the witnesses, who, by their testimony, sent Keeker to the condemned cell. He harkened back to the two verdicts of two juries and To the decision of the court of appeals, and as calmly asked that nothing except relevant facts be consider fd and that Keeker would bo given to the executioner.

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FRENCH ADMITS GERMAN ARTILLERY FIRE BEST

LOXKOX. July L'7. Striking admissions as to th' "vastly superi-ir" tire of the (lerman artillery on the w, stern battle front are made m Field Marshal iir John French's rt port on tho operations of the Kritish army in Franco, published in the military edition of tho latest oilicial Kondon Gazette. The eommandr-in-chief refutes reports that Germany is ntaring exhaustion of her material resources by declaring' that his opponents have the same "unlimited supply" v? shtdls to which Kritish military critics attribute their eastern victories. IV scribing- the German attacks on tho Kritish lines cast of Yprts, Sir John says: "Throughout tho whole period since tho first break f tho line on tho night of April '11. all the troops in this irei had been constantly subj'.-cted lo viohnt artillery bombardment from n largo mass of guns with an unlimited suppb- of ammunition. "It proved impossible whilst under ro astly superior tiro of artlllt rjr to dig elheiep.t ti'enclus. or to prop rly r vrganize the line, after the confusion iird dcmoraliiTatU'ii caused by the nr.-t preat piu nurprio antl tlio subsoouent nlmo-rt daily gas attacks. Nor was it bntil after thbj date (.May S) that effective preveriLttu is bad Ix-en devised and provided, in theso circumstances a violent bombardment of nearly tho whole of tho fifth corps front broke cut at 7 a. rn. on the morrdui; of t-ho eighth, v.-hich gradually concentrated n tht front f the diWsiori between north and south of l're;r,enbunr. This :.re completely obliterated the trenches and hum 1 enormous lossis."

EX-WAR MINISTER DIES 'en. Antonio iLim, of Gnatmiala SiKVumtw to Heart lvailun

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