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V0L.XCII. NO. 95
BALEIGH, K. SATTJBDAY HORSINQ, SEPTEMBEn- 23, 1911
PiaCE5CENT3
TJ
COST OF LIVING
i8(io ifciPllOGIiy
Foodstuffs That Might
,.-..
Have Been Affected By
Canadian Reciprocity
RISEN 11
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THE SUPPLY
V neat Led tins Advance, Followed
By I'luur Miller Ignored Their
lTrtlu Pelt Unu and Adjusted
11m lr Quotations To Mure Advanced
I'lgurrei Breakfast Food Consumer
. Will V the HlfilirV Prkes, A
(MU at Once Abu rlt the ffcct
Of the Canadian Vote, Wheat at
Dululh Cut tight CenU Bushel
More Vmcrdii) Than Day Before
. aul Maximum Not Vet Beached,
' Mcls and LardJNot Vet Affected,
Ekcrpt By Small Rle sympathy
With Grain Advam-re,
By the Associated-Press.)
Chief so. Sept. IS Foodstuffs which'
might Have beei. affected by an Influx
of Canadiaa produeta had Lauiier and
hi government net bean defatted In
Ctenada yesterday, tom sharply In
price In all American supply eeatera
today.
Wheat led the advance and we fol
lowed lata In th day by flour, whan
millers lgoorsd thatr pMVteu price
lima and adjusts their quotations to
figure are commensurate with tb
advanced coat af th train. staple., -,
I p Gore PrVe of Breakfast roods
Oats, too, felt tha affect of the
Canadian vote ad aa a result con
sumers may expect eoon to pay In
creased prices for breakfast foods.
The Initial meal of tha day, In fact,
eeetns destined to bear the brunt of
tits her living costs within the next few
months, aa It Beaded only today de
velopment la tha treat ' pits to add
fore to lb recent jVaaces In eof
lea and sugar Vhe consumers
toast and biscuit, wheat cakes and
porridge It Is probable will but add
to the woe of tha housekeeper.
Orett Advaac ra Wheat
The greatest advanc In wheat dar
ing the day was recorded at Duluth,
There trader were paying as high aa
g rente a bushel more for the grain
than they did before reciprocity was
rejected.
Mlnaeapetl. fhe greatest milling
tenter of tha country, ehowed a max
imum act edveace ef aix cent
Increase of a leas sanest tons I char
acter were recorded at Kansas City.
. Leu is. Omaha aad Chk-sgo. im
mense stock of grain In the elevator
of this city scted aa n check to ea
ter advance bar aad brokers on tha
IV.ard of Trad bought wheat for
a tout three rent more a bushel than
thv bed paid yesterday. Tha Chica
go market was the lowest t lh Im
portant grata center.
Maakssaaa ha Yea Rewched.
It b by ae means cerula that to
days advance la the prlr ef wheat
and allied foodstuff ladlcet that tb
maximum has been reached. Oa Of
the meat prominent wheat trad- of
hlcaao advssed th opinion that
prtng wheat, tha grad need most ex
teaietr lee flee iloef. I da t tn
rree la rest II reate a boehel.
Map era Into the Ore A an,
A farther Mew I ooaeumer at
tee at certain rtaaa, easy result wbe
naleter have stsdted th sHoaUoa ta
the barter ntareeta. tm sen ua it
er the price advanced aa mack a
eeat. Thle, II nttalned, prob
ably will neea mcr eased cost ef mate
rial to brewers, aad th smaller steed
ber may again become pop-
Uar wtlh eaUMehrte.
ad IH Hni Yes
b tu n
tM
M pet., tt-i.y: ih.yM'bTShy.
at erf symyethy with grsNkC Re.
elerety. aceeriag s exeeeta. had
a gtrwrt effect "I meet predeet
sad Ha defeat Ml likely te add t
the et ef lafg, be-ew d hem,
(resiOaee ea Pes EWht.
rotTHnt UlitHlinrrrny
nuui rKi'ai.t Btrta,
Pt4 the Baaaiuei'e
yeeew aad a.-d Twom (leg.
iPr t t4 rveaa I
Wetter. a. es 1 1 MrjrrWt
ter it Wet-et Mew Je 1.
IteewMtve std tt year. il PeoirVe
Peit. eetwlf te be eeveeieew. wee
neH epMl tbetr eea wn!.
B4 a set eeMi4 the tie ttl
Ike teitver ef EerwextV. blM tkwew
mnt. The eeeeeg wee
T the girt S w"e. W
K.ewwite wh sMen'e bee
l.alkiM w yen a ef aimas
elu tatt.ee eeee W4V tfc-M . a.
t f-tel wa teH a 1a"Wtiat-
i
TbO mmmm-m WeeffVt home h
tm a te-e sed E
Me be ! e k) arrMied. I'
ei 'het rfci a bflt It. He
4eee ee evN. kw ae nitwM
fm ee-'" -eee 1 see tMt
weSi-n"" s'e bee at
tv.. e"' M be e-" pe4 p. ee4
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4 tl.. t et ee M lr.e
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Meaea
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w a mm m Kiaaw.
CANADIAN PAPERS
EXPLAIN ELECTION
Different Versions of the
.. -.
Cause of Defeat of the
Reciprocity Party
THE FEAR DF ANNEXATION
That Buffa boo rnqurstlonably ' a
Largely Coutriboting Factor OUier
lira son Advanced Are Disagree,
nieut With Naval and Transporta
tion roUcfe of the Laurie Govern
ment, fear of Graft, the Dream of
an "Imperishable Canada," Euv-lfca-dcti
Ilrglme Oatlook.
(By th Associated Press.)
Montreal, Sept. 13. That popu
lar post-election pusxls, "how did It
happen ?" has faacinated all Canada
todsy. "Reciprocity Is repudiated,"
states an evening paper In three-inch
type, beneath which, in a cartoon
headed "Th Archangel Chain th
Destroyer," a figure of "Antl-recl-prorlty
forces," with the drawn aword
of "loyalty," enchains th prostrate
'reciprocity" with a chain of votea. .
For An ImpcrislMblc Canada,
"Yesterday's victory was not a tri
umph of any political party," aa edi
torial declare. "It was won by a
patriotic coalition of Conservatives
and Liberals determined that ' th
dream of a great Imperishable Canada
should not be dispelled."
Home of the Kewspaprr Cartoons.
Another paper, diaplsylng the sev
ered heads of the eight defeated
Laurler Ministers, Insists that th time
had come for a change in govern
ment, lest th controlling party be
come, even against it will. Intrenched
in graft.
Fear of annexation, disagreement
with the government's naval and
transportation policies, tod an anx
iety lest the principle of national de
velopment be abandoned are th
tether aaelgned eatae tor the cheese
which gives the tmrdea Conservatives
a majority of at least 41 In tha aew
Houae ef Commons. .' r
CompbHeneas ef I "owe of Hew JSor.
eat Kegrtmev
The Harden regime will be Inau
gurated with even more completeness
of power than la indicated by the mer
statement of majority. Of .the 111
conservative eeate but en ai held by
a nationalist. The name of th vic
torious leader aad tha defeated one
hsv not been snore oa the popular
tongue today than has that of Presi
dent Tart, wimt. If ear, effect the
result would have oa his polttJceJ
career, or en that of his party, was
murk discussed. That hie own ofn
etally quoted words to which were as
signed meantnga he has said were un
intended, have been come ef (he most
potent weapons against reciprocity, hi
generally conceded. The "parting ef
th wars e-syaaermtts with th
"eeveranr of4rltlsh lies" wrought
much detraction - to tee Laurler
force. '
Indaetrtel Hoiraa wtrong-.
Pansdlsn milling snd Industrial
tocks generally were strong today.
itb considerable gains la several in-
staacea The fables showing tha vote
by provinces afforded Interesting study
for the poll lb-Ian today. It was noted
that the conservative gams ta tha
maritime provinces wer evn to th
rrrern meat's three la th grain
growing and western province th
government tncrea Hs represent
Hon by bat one. while the oppoalttoa
cured foar new seat. Th l most
pepakte provinces showed th moot
serious government disaffection The
opposition gained It to th govern
meat I In Ontario, and It to la
Quebec. Deferred elections ha four
dtetrlrts are expected t reeult ta foar
Ceneervattv galas experience show,
tag that s4er each condition a ma
torHy of the electorate prefer tbHr
representative seated a the aide ef
tb party In power .
htm erne tV4wtag Prvsnw-r.
Th Borden part will on tab
the rein ef govemraeeit. That Wt
Wilfred Leurw will allow no te hnl
cam tee t delay th opening ef th
teelftb parlhaaeent la certain. Tdsy
Re weal to Ottawa from Qaehe",
a here kest nhftrt he received th atory
te earW Weefs,Welkl
the proyar arranaemeeta ef th large
afalr aklrl have aa Ine beee, endev
bw roatrtl. That hm rrbmg nrurs
end strong pirwaaMty will be mleaed
ta peblte eWaire at eeeteJn.
The IJberal r eeerrth th
Pretetee get eat a IIMl abort ef a aa
taal raleml y
Mai CODBT L'lRTliL "
ICCUITS CUPT. UhDEfiS
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Mtitotr.
W-ie.t-e'-ei ft r, a-?! f A w4-e-w
rertee4 e P"t t aeweT M I' ,
r fimm tn lakrte riiWe
t eted atee Afwy t,m laf'e'w
et tbe as. M. L Ie4ae. ( neei
Artiiieey I WM, tM wee irfcM la tht
mt leel wee 4.f e eewe.
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bte se-r te liht s eee St
re m we ee wtb a. v m t v i-. -
rr eeee keree ef ta e'ee.
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8VGAK HtCkr K(Jv Making tm
ADDITIONAL PR
RAIoIKO
J- Kew York, ttept. Th sugar t
rouumg in, guveruaieov vw vieeue w s imiee weienu, ' w now saia o D
making a profit of IZOt.Ote a day o ver and above tte profit at th be
ginning of July, whan th price of sugar wee Increased. , Aaotler quarter
of a cent a pound haa just been add ed to the wholesale price, avhlch will
lncraas the eddltional proflta. On 1 ulv 1 the Dries was ddvaioed. Cal
culating the actual working daya ftjnm July I to September II at seventy, 1
tn naomonai pronis or in irun in i nat snort time haver anovated to
$14,000,000. Lat June 30 the trust wss r barging 4 1-4 eentt a pound.
Assuming that today It is obtaining o aly 4 Tt cnu, which It oetenUtioualy
advertises, the difference between th oae two figure hi I cents a pound, or
M0 a ton of 1,000 pounds. The trua t sells 1.000 tons of sugar every work
ing1 day e( the week. Consequently t he additional proOt ta the trust on Its
own flgurss Is 1200,000 a day. Wash Ington B. Thomas, head of. the trust.
Is reticent as to' tha immediate plan g of the sugar people.
LAWYER. SHOT AT
THE BRICKLAYER
Candidate for, Political
Office Pulls Gun on Man
.Who Disputed Him
' (By the Associated Frees )
Washlngtog, D. C , Sept II. James
E. Clements, candidate for common
wealth attorney of Alexandria county,
Virginia, wax jailed today after he
red a revolver at Amoa Donaldson,
a brick layer of Chsrryaale, Va., fol
lowing a discussion of poittl-s In a
local lunch room, was released on I&40
uunj wnignu
Th ahot went wild. Dement face I
two charge aaeauit with a deadly t
Weapon. and carrying concealed 1
wiepone. uuth Clement ana ln-
ey iMim inn ine wintr wMMim
the political arvumenta. Matters be-
cams warm when Donaldson aseerted
that Mr. Dements - opponent, Craa
dall Marker, would win the election
"In a walk." .
rtementa claims that He did not fire
ntll Donsldson strwek him, and that
he flred Into the air merely tn frighten
hut assailant, flemeats reatdas In Al
exandria eonnty. but maintains a law
and real aetata office here.
REYES URGES FOLLQiVERS
' HOT TO VOTE OCT. 1
MrilCAX. UVF. WlItE PR.CTI.
CAIXY WITH DBA a jU CAXDI-
date Kin pittiDE?(ct ; or
MEXICO. ' -Mexico.
CHy. Kept.: 11 Geetersl
Itemant It yes practically withdrrw
a a candidate foe President today. In
a ptibllshed teiorvlew he said hs b.,
Ileved the 'eteottone weald be held
tMnfcec I: ttat the eoeetry woe id o
be at pear, thao theNvtle would
Ill-eel and artred his follewer to
s.ts
leg ta the pMpvelr of th sleetleae.
teg
AU roenmlttee stated that Initial
fey peeipoetsaeat were mrty terhal
eel aa th reutt f p eonemeeit
now witght be another civil war tn
Meet.
Petitions h 'deferring the ele.
Iloee were peeeenid to th apeer
eranrh by the Hevtets Sn U the
lewer beaswh 4y 'the Revetatleewee,
isM th pee ana neat eewtwitaetne e( ta
leeitwr ef Aerw (sliftee,
Ree pfttery Wes snvna far
swetpeenet tn an Interview .
erded Ft Heedl Vt Mettreee tdy.
Oeeeeet Reve aaud that if be wefc4
Ut resect t " rt weald he ee eeary
mewee le evetree lb .it ee.
nf thte, est b ravg mwnrmu
b bag lerteeti ef efHteeseemg
te enweiry trmr.
Me Ii e tire wise Here As a Pafhwet
Madera, w eknia lb Iki,,
steeee wws ewrd al ri pt
t'n by t-eeh. bsa4
ertH mm a ef.iin ef ftiee f
hte erfofte t eegeetee ,.(,(
b'. At b time be 4M m
fcme fWe ntt is eeksiii
kaietety to e-t1 e,
e
a
llrtliatti
tATma.
smm,
W W . tmrn a s - T
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,ot Vtk" 1 4
OITTH DAfjLT Wt ' .
PRICEH ABOVE THOSE OF tXY-
mC Wbkh yaj;ony1cted ecently of
BIG MANOEAT GIRL
Arrested uhnVohiin:Ar-
ieged trBe His Wife
Would't Press Charge
. (By tha Asaecletsd rress.)
Kw York, Sept. II. A man ef
powerful phvelque, who aald h was
Edgar It. thnith, t tninlng engineer,
of Dee Moinee, Iowa, was a it eat ed to
day on a ecarge of beating with his
cans a baadsom young womsn wh
eald she was his wtfs. The aibged
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b" ,he ming woman, who was als
lurked up. refused to pre th charge
,B,(n,i talm. gnd the left tne court
, , ,
I "' tt r
PMfteea feet from the def
the man attacked n photnarapher
aiming hla camera at the pair The
camera wsa broken aad Uk. photogra
pher ess braleed sd bleeding whea
his SMailapt fled. After a chase of
half a block the tix-foter was re-ar
rested and held la default of t&at
ball for the Court of Special t-ian.
The ysng womsa aacapod. The Ini
tial. l ft II " foand In the prtvs-
er (wt band caused several parsons
go decUrle that rbe man's name eat
aot Hmlth M was saldrthat he rsm
from a wealthy Viratiala family.
(rOV. ATCO TV ADlNtniH
VTTt Sf or MACDX COI VTT.
4 An rtent tn which the people ef
Pranann Manon county, are bxiklnx
forward with a great deal of Interest
aad antictpette je approaching
annual rni"S ef the t'hartea I. Hnb
Inena ( amp "f Confederate Vrleran.
whkih iii 'ah piece on SUytem tier
Jth. There will t-e bg Mreot rsde,
ta be -parttrtpeled la by tha velarana,
th a, h-l rhlldft n of the eiiaty and
many rmminent rltlaena a
Ae rlaio'Mtr program I being pre
fr4 .! e-"erno ' tttarlee R
Ayrn,k ett1 deliver th adree ef th
day. " Pctel.
PHifl t'u 1 1 tr
I
VESUVIAN nEGIOF.
Hear Loss of Life and
Enormous Damage to
Property 50 Killed
l p tb Aa-nrtated P I
ttt (...e and accompanied by a
All.ir. f rata rated threHt l
4ay Ter t Y1ea eewto-n. reastac
a heavy - f b'a end ewewtee
gamer b peeperty. tt hi elmsed
reel "fv perwes wee kHted.
w bit
e,he "
ee t
sasaeatod, M
lev f erte are aMe-
Ma gee weHevw te ree been
l a
svnk.
It
a a. a
yrwIMt ee yet t i ')
tn. n we)
kMFtr 11 te-b"e
" r-te see twrke pat-
are .' tlM.
afe
mrt M t el tr lttti- ejats
Willi
GUILFORD'S SHAFT
TO
Daufjhtfirs 6i Confederacy
Take Steps to Have De-
i- r" '-,Y;' a'1 "" :
; signs Prepared at Once
Jdr. Vt eetgard Carried Over KtrrK of
Itond 1-Voin tireensboro Via RciU-
' vlllo to monevllWs and Then,- Be
torned to New York Cam City
Han Kew Motor Patrol Wagu
Method! Pastor Arrange ft? Visit
f Big Balvatlon Army IlevhsUea,
(Special to? News and Observer )
Oreensboro, Sept. J J The Ouiltord
Chapter Daughter of the Confederacy.
decided yesterday afternoon .to hay
the werk of preparing del(-ns for th
proponed monument to the Confeder
oldlerx ol .liuilfQ.nl xsuptx. corn?.
menoed at once, and at no very dis
tant date ths monument will grace
Court Square. Other countlee have
preceded (iuilford In this matter, but
tha Daughters are 'determined that
the county will not very much longer
be left behind In Its recognition of the
heroee of the Lost Causa. Ths Daugh
tors also decided to make a personal
appeal to th veterans of tha county
to. prepare data ot their part In the
Civil War, so rhat many stories.
reminiscence snd bits of history may
be D reserved before they are forever
oat. A large number of delegate
wer elected to the Htate convention
of the Daughters of the Confederacy,
which will b held in Wlnston-Halera
October X5-I7, snd to the general conAj
vetatton to be held In Ktchmond No
vember Ml.
UlhMea Toor Pathfinder.
Mr. A. U Weatgard, the pathfinder
of tha (Hidden tour, arrived from
Jacksonville. Pa., able morning at
o'clock, and today wn carried over
the rstretch ot road running frea
rtre-ennbom via ilefasvtMe' to fclowe
tfUe, 'where It teach the Nations!
Highway." Mr. Weatgard stopped) off
here en his return tour for tha ex
pre purees fef looking over Mhl
route. This morning h and several
Oreensboro people went In automo
bilea ever the route and ret anted, at
Westgard expressed himself as
pleseed trhh the road, but could not
asy what would b don by th tour
teta. At II o'clock today an Informal
reception as held In the rooms of the
Merchants aad Manufacturers' . Club
for Mr. Weatgard. and a number of
the member had th privilege of
meeting hlra. This aftarnoon ha re
sumed his Journey to Nsw York, r
New Motttr I-ntrol Wagm.
The new motor patrol nagon for
the tlreenabore Police !-iartment
hae arrived and w ill he put In use In
a few daya. Tble Is a child of the
proarrasslveness of rommlealon govern,
meat. Naturally mach tniere( le felt
la the honkwaon by those who fr
qneat tha municipal oiirl So doabt
If the atfirers attempt tn bring In a
prisoner , bw wwbui giving him h
rid through th streets of th etty
in th motor car the defendant w
(Continued. on Page Klght.) ,
AVrmtlAJf KMPKIIOR WHO
PA( Km AX I I'UIINtJ.
' , alMILAR Tt) THAT or 110.
Vienna, Kept. I! The sged Em
peror r rani la Joseph appears to be
faetng en uprtstnw similar to that ted
by Loula Koeawth. the great Hun
garian patriot. In lt, when franct
Joaeph bad been bot a few month
upon, the throne. Much rioting ha
occurred .In Hudapt and In many
Maassrian towna the anreet has
manlfeeted tteelf In arw of open re
volt satinet the suthoelty of th
gnvemmest la Vienna all pie
huetaeee in the wiranfen dletr
have k n rhwed The rlty look
like an1 armed rmt th rtreeta Cjetng
patrne4 by nim irwp. ,
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ASSflSSIIl'STKfTO-
STILL IN PROGRESS
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Second Day's Evidence In
CaseofNegroVho Mur
dered Chief of Police j
A VERDICT THIS MORNING
Sheriff Grawfot Tell He He lYsand
Mrad, Ball XKeesed, With Ctothen
lie Had im RMnovrd Wet With
PrvetHratioa In Another
II Wss Shotrn the Negre Had
m Urn? Distance) Imasndlateiy Afte
th Asgaaslnatlon Ft I4rit -OonT.
Wlnaton Defended Prisoner.
(KpecUl to Nswo and Observer.)
WUllamston, Dept. II. Upon t
sumlnf the session of ' the .Martin
county Superior Court this 'morning
the remaining evidence in the cans ef
H 4at v. Brad -Bagly fot-Hlfl
murder of Chief of Polio W, IV
White, of Willigmston, wa taken
Th game Intsnss Interest was Bin-,
played during the day as was shown
yseterday.- and every ear waa eagerly
listening 'to the cat In which the
Wtlliamajod people are o 'greatly tn
tereetsd,
Sheriff J. C. Crawford Wag th flrat
witness to testify this morning. Ha
stated that hs wss oa Main sir sot
whsn he heerd the Bring of A gun.
and he Inunsdlatsly went to the aceae
of action, where he heard screams ef
distress! that he went running- down
th at r set with several others, and
that in about thirty minutes aftsr th
shootlna- h. with Mr. Slngletom th
mansgsr of th electric light plant,
went to try to find a trace of the
guilty party. Be traced track at the
Intsrsectlon of Usln and Walls street.
finer W.tf. -I r. n the nld railroad
bed. Then he snd the maiV who waa I
with him found the similar tracks up
the ra timed, past the electric light
.lint. jrotng ln.lbe JirecUornfWanh.
ingtoa atreei. . '
Bow the WterltT Iwanel the ltaonew.
They went to the house of the ac
cuser snd Bnertft Crawford found the
man partly undressed he having plac
ed the clothes la Which he was dressed
In an adjoining room. Aad ths4
ctothee were wet. aa It one bad tt-on
In a rain, too wet for one to have
perspired that mucin. He took the
clothing end the shoes aad wsnt back
to the place wiscrs h had touna tne
track and fitted th shoes Into those
track. ' Tn v re waa a peculiarity
about tha tracks, aa If they were msd
by shoe which seemed to hsve been
badiy worn, snd th sole ot one of
them wad partly oft. lis arrested Brad
Itagley when h we at ths house
enoken of anil curried him at ones to
the Jail, Brad asking no questions as
to why he wss srreeted. After the
arrest Sheriff Crawford, with a aum
lier of other gentlemen, found the gua
which had been uaed. tt having bv-en
fnrown nesr the fencs which connect
th lands of Wheeler Martin and Mra.
Chios Lanier. Ths gun had been shot
ssd wss entirely empty. Mr. Htng tn
reiterated the evidence given, by
(I her Iff Crawford.
Mr. J. U itodard wa called to th
land to testify aa to whether that gua
produced was thst of Head Hagiey.
but he did not do so. saying he could
not Identify It exactly. lt said that
be had known Bagley to hav n gun
wblo.'v ha aald had been pawaod With
Mm for one dollar and a half.
II. p. (iodwln, mayor of Williams
ton, teetlned that Brad Bagley had
been arrete snd brought before him
by Chief Whlt on the chsree of aell-
ine lluuor. and this was a strong point
i. m,,.. ...tut,,! r..e ih. mntiv. r ih,
crime, and believed to be the only
itw.it,
J 11 Thomss sslii 'thst soon afler
I teg lev was arrested he went te hint
for s pint of whiskey, and during tree
conversation, be naked him If t
were ht In tmuiile. and Brad eald,
"Ye. Mr. While eavesdropped SO,
and Mr rimlth betratN), snd 1 be
d d lf"I am not going to kill llt'tn
both befere t'hrlstms
iMkm tilade. a negro, teetlfled that
be was with Hrad n the night of th
shooting, and he bed been aeked by
Brad l-i so down tn Mr Itobereoa'a,
wh-re n e mm, met
'auEjgtfbim ga-ie-V-U4
V''lt--W-4l.'' " ,l'"o, s'
when Hrsd told him that he
better go on. that ha had anen
tn do. ehlb h. kad foravetten
when he w at Mr nveoe'
Tob I'lirvst s I Cm and fellow
prteoner of Hagley, teetlfled thst h
heard lUrler tell e''k Blgra. a negro,
who was ntt the miieide of the )s!l. I
tell Buck aiauabter to eome in rowrt
and leettfy fat ha saw a msd rnn:n
ky hte hmiee Immed af ly after to
hooting. Which le sa entirely dtfTeeent
dieerlina from the war tb defend,
get did ran.
The Ptste rlneed Be teetlmosf gee.
Ing th mernlnc eeeeloa and la that
erterwnon tb srrt nt was brun.
T gefetnnt's attorney, tloverwor
Wtatn. d'd B"t fer any ltlnon.
Mr. A. It Iweila a Wlliiaeaetea
aftnmev. whn he i railed ee, to.
a-th-r with Mr. WPeeler Partla and
Mr llveeej A Crllchr. to aaaeet fa.
Ilrttny a u.brrk la the t""Mlina.
soke rt H hsj er'endid'y yr
I ret hla glereee, gWMnt wttb I ,
mtlT. threat ef rceeee snd eei.
eaeM-aa ef f erme He retwe4
rthfiiy the rvldene snd mate a
jspieedi't eWnet
J Mr Prre A tttcbr t'V e
load He reeleee-t tb nMey. r4
,lbe etetote r'Utfn to murder snd
; yeentet the ef the eeee ai le.
(dir Mr. e,'er Mr''e f.i!f-e,
( a line ef armat hlre wa
(eo-ft
fttrl Wtnetrto, ftr We defe,
ke leteeeet'Bt y of b' k'- f t Wit.
I r ik Jsu4.a fag I
DOT
TALK WITH PARTY
LEADERS
President Tsft ; Gtthsrs
Republican Lexers cf
- lllintIs'T35th:r -
imtm jlujed
with the EXTBEr:mrs;
Dectareg He it Ohaj ef tmUJaam
, the-Ilond" T0flm,mA
, They Are tlin Bcal
- Who ftOiagaj Stcg) Str nxkff
Mot by ricVs-rbe' TntrntOmH SFnd
' tn a Very avadoan Mood Phi I
Tentnrday Wag the) Meat I
Xeerir
Inwjbeon . hi Mr. Tnffg !
Talked Abow
vtsloa ef Itellrand and i
H trelaUc Affectinc
. of Common OasTicr, Eta.-" ;.
(By the jtgnodntod IVenV.) "
Paorla. IIL. . Sept - II. Prssdnl
Taft had a bert-te- hart talk kern
with the leadet ef the different Re
publican fwntlooe In HHntHs; kls do
fined hi statu as to prorresslvenee,
pleaded guflty to being a very poor
politician, acknowledged again thai
KM ambition tad lain In the direction
of the office of Chief luetic rather
than tb presidency, admitted that he
undoubtedly had made ' many mis
takes, but asserted that aa President
he bad tried te do what he thought
ta be right . , J
" Whet th futsr field for htm he
dtd'aot know; he would go ahead, da
ing th beat h could.
Hot an Kxtreaslst,! '
Mf. Taft declared he waa not allied ,
with the extrembna 'of ' hla party,
either conservatives er pmgresslvea,
hut had tried ta tsk a natddle ground
between th two,
"But w m Idd le-af-the-road people
believe we are the real progreeelvea."
aid th President, "because you da
not make progress la great etrtdee
you mak It step by step.'
In a HrCloa Mood.
Th President waa In a serious mood.
Hs dochu-cd that While It might not
if ' so for a tlms, ths people In the end
would distinguish between "fact and
ftftloa," and would reoorjmts ths dlf ,
fsrenc between eubstsnc la progreae
and platform declaration written fet
oampalga purpose only.
Mom Mgnlmwnt btee Yea.
Tha speech made by the President
ass the moat sianitioent and Interest
ing of his trip thus fsr. He Mil era
dowacast by the -rsai ot we rec
iprocity agreement In Canada, but
his only reference , to that eubject
wss made earlier in the day when
he addmaaed the workwtgmao In a
locsl manufacturing establishment,
where farming Implements are made,
Hrlcrewce to IVfr4 ef Rc1peortty.
-I wsa sorry te hear that in Can
ada they do not car to hav eloaer
commercial relations with we," h
uld. -if reciprocity had - keen
adopted we could have gotten ewr
agricultural ImplemenU Into Canada
1 at s
.ubetantlal decrease. out a
vn.b ii ran sei irvnR.
I tyeatoe 'lbeo at I Jiwrtieoa.
I Th President' political speecn
'folloaed a luncheon given In hb
hemr by the ReeUblkiaa aiala asv
tral I'noimHtee, atteaoea oy eii
party lea.lera. including nenater Cwl
nm snd l.leutenenl Governor Oete
,y OnNernor Ieaeen was unable
to priwenl. because of his broken
leg The leaders present vied with
each other In pledging their wpport
to the rreetdent and predicted that
be vHiuld be re-nnmlntd and re-
.i-,t..l fharle H. ventiamsew. ei
!,.unpv a ,f,.mleel member ot the
i rjifel I'omrcHte. earn aa vm
EAGTII
I---. mwla.'l-Pi Keoknk 't '" ,
.iMH-red f"T Ten, inree iot im.
lto..Telt aad one ror ei"i-r .-
rollette. He added that he blbve4
bis poll aerurately represented the
Tleee of llllnnt Hepttbllcana.
e Hreriy CaMoen lewea Taft,
aenstnr Clbm gav a m er lee
Inllmat talk f hie aeeoriatbm with
and kr fr Prtdnt Taft. He eald
that with the Chlcas eoaveHa not
Ms weeks e-ey In !, Mr. Tart had
told Mm thst If Chief Jnetire r.llee
rm, he Inluced tn re. I re he weald
pr.tr that hoee to all ether
Mr Taft tbn pleaded eullty te th
Indf tmeat cften latd arataet kiwi thst
ke knew aihl of poii'lce snd ww a
eery rr pHtcto. "Hut." eald th
pr eldest. -ss my dee frleed wtr
( ott. m ear, my sn.bltbv tar I sw
enilt.'e diiTerent direction aad
lied .nrxd Chtrf J
t am wet gtvte ve aad
that I ra awe fm the aenme'ia
fey the peeel leeicv. bet lb fan ta that
It wes aot tn the He wbb-k) bed
marked rut. bet elnt a-d
g.ttter Int tb bsbt I dtd the bt
ei4. end. betnr e,e-td I lb v
Ike ittrnre f the preeln-y 1ft
eeetatn ler'vt thai I bd gt
ered ftm fit t'--l.l etixeKw.
1t ere I made r'-' we
Wbrtate I ehelt entlee '- foe
t.ern te rke m The beef
I k- -4,id Tt be a.-. tia
tr,inB,.a ae fat I t'll
y-