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The ^ o s t W id e -A w a k e W ee k ly N e w sp a p e r P u b lished in A lle g an y O ey 'n ty A llegany county N ews VOLUME XX! WHITESVILLE, ALLEGANY COUNTY, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1915 NUMBER 11 W l FOORfH IS BIG Di IN GENESEE SML lE S Landlord Fisk Used Every Precau tion Necessary to Have Very Lit tle Drunkenness About His^, Place on the Fourth. GENESEE, July 6.—'Many conipli- m ents have been- heard here for the successful way in which Mess.rs. Fisk and McGinnis of the Genesee House handled the large crowd at their hotel last Saturday, during the Fourth of July celebration. When Mr.. Fisk made application for the license a-nd was successful in showing the court that license was necessary in conducting the hotel on a paying basis, he promised the court that, if granted a license, he would Live up to the letter of the law in every respeyct. T h a t Mr. Fisk did this, even under trying cir cumstances last Saturday, is the geii- eral opinion of the public. As was to be expected hundireds and hundreds of people from the surrounding “dry” territory came to this village Saturday with one m ain purpose of getting all the “w e t” goods that they could, Mr. Fisk had previously made up a list of those people to whom no liquor would he sold under any circum stan ces, and stayed in the barroom with the two har-tenders to see just who bought liquor and that no one bought too much. Naturally, the bar-room ^Tlie\'final I jammed with thirsty ones at ■score was 4 to 14 in favor of G e n e - Cerent times, and when Mr. Pdsk ^QQ I thought that the patrons were getting Tile fantastic parade was very fun- • ^ tittle too anxious he locked up the ny and interesting, it w a s-arranged j closed the bar under the direction of Ed P a tterso n ,' to o:00 and from 5:00 to who is well known for 'his ability in again a t 10J:o0, th is line. A. B. Payne was in charge There was little drunken- of a float to represent a thirst par- lor. Ghrls Ktili had a wagon d e c o r - \\\\ . ated :as a kitchen in which the fam ily were busily engaged in doing the Monday’s washing. Brad Skatt was in charge of the Chemical plant’s float, which showed the men in the act of extracting alcohol from wood. Oeorge Woodcock was in charge of the kid’s fantastic band, which was Despite the Rain and Bad Weather Over 2,000 Peopie Attended Cele bration. — Races Called Off Be cause of Rain. GENESEE, July 6.— Despite the hard rain of last Friday and the prospect of showers on Saturday, ov e r 2000 people came to Genesee last Saturday to join in the celebration of the ever-glorions Fourth. The merry-go-rounds which were* ad vertised did not show up. The Hor- uell parties who had promised to come, 'Canceled their contract because of bad weather on pniday. The contests and horse races had to be canceled because of showers in the afternoon and the soggy con dition of the track. The- north end of the track was completely under w a ter, despite the active efforts of the F a ir Asoociation to drain 'the w a ter off for the races. However, one or two heats were pulled off un der trying ciircumstan.ees. The Ulysses Concert B.and, com posed of 40 pieces, was present and gave several concerts. The E'leven Mile and Genesee base ball teams gave an exhibition game in the af ternoon, Estes of Oswayo, was in the ipiitcher”s box lor Genesee. He had a great wind-up and get the El even Mile team ’s goat. \ GENESEE PASTOR In Company with Wife and Daughter, Rev. Rcdwell Went Over Embank ment in Automobile, Near Genesee, Sunday Evening. GENESEE, July 6.— W hat came very near being a fatal, or a t least very serious accident, occurred last Sunday evening at about 9:30, when Rev. and Mrs. Rodwell and daughter, Ivy, exp'Qi ienced a “thriller” about a mile and a half from town, on the Ellishurg road. 'Mr. Rodwell had been to Oswayo to fill his. evening appointment in the M ethodist Episcopal church there and was returning home in his Ford touning cav. Near the residence of J. J. Clancy, he slowed down to make the c-urye around the little pitch which leads into w h at is known as the ‘rocks, ’ His automobile is equipped with e'Lec- tric lights, the electricity being gen erated by the motor in the car. When the car was slowed down the lights dimmed and in some way Mr. Rodwell orove so near the edge of the road that the ledge gave way ai d the car tipped sidewise over ‘.jjt steep embankment and turned com pletely over three times. On the sec ond somersault, Mrs. Rodwell was thrown out hut Mr. Rodwell an.d his daughter remained in the machine until it landed on its side at the bottom of the embankment, a dis tance of thirty feet. The mud guards were badly jam med, the wind shield was completely demolished, one or two braces in the top were broken, and the spokes in one wheel were damaged. As m irac ulous as it m a y seem none of the persons in the car were injured ser ious y although they were badly scialched and bruised, Mr. Rodwell secured help, the car tvas righted about and he drove it to Genesee on its own power. A t this w riting Mr. and Mrs. Red- well are able to he arcur.d.. Their many friends are congratulating them on the esqape from serious in jury. MIR RMIILIW Editor Peet Says That if Women V/ould Vote They Must Be Active in Presenting Their Case Before The Men. This Summer. Despite the cloudburst and thunder was a good attendence at the m eet ing of ihe Mary A. Livermore club held at the homeof Mrs. Adda Seller, when Mrs. Selleis, Franc Grittendei and Carrie Moses were hostesses. The roll call was. something about the Fourth of July. Mrs, Susie Bar ney, president of the club, then read the questions which .she m ust answer, in order to give the assem bly districi leader a report on conditions favor ing Woman Suffrage, These were discussed. Editor H e rbert M. Peet of the Allegany 'County News then spok'e to some length on Woman Suffrage, He laid 'particular emphasis on the res- ponsibiMty cf each member of the club in the coming campaign, which has for its object the P'assage of the Woman Suffrage amendment which comes hefor the voters this fnll. Mr. Feet directed attention to the justice of the cans, as well as the need of woman’s, votes by the men He outlined the life and activity of women during the past hundred years, and showed th a t what was expected of woman years ago and, w h at she perforimed as her duties then, were now associated in the pub lie life of today, and that for her to take the .same respon.sibility that she did years ago, she m u st have the ballot. The talk was greeted v/ith ■enthusiastic applause. iMiSiS Laura Sellers rendered a number piano solos after which there was an eagle drawing contest. The hostesses served refreshcents v/hich consisted of: potato salad, salmon, sandwiches, olives, coffee ice cream and cake. lENJOiS IRIP 10 INE REASON FOR THE OIRECI lAI Hon. G. W. Wilson, Known in Whitesviile, Writes of a 10,042 Mile Trip, Which He Recently En Joyed. Hon. George W. Wilson, who has just returned from a trip to P a n ama-Pacific Exposition, sends the following Interesting descripticn ol the trip through the Panam a Canal to Mr. and 'Mrs, G. B. Herrick ot W hitesviile: S. S. Finland, June 12, 1915. Dear Mr. an-d Mrs. H errick: We boarded a small steam er and went down the Bay of San Diego, May 27'th, to m eet the .steamer Fin land. The steamer, to save time in dock age at the pier, anchored in mid stream , and after they put a man aboard a S'mall boat (the man had been stricken with blindness), we climbed up the gangway, then, the whistle blew for starting, and we were a t last on our Southward pas- Every Republican Who Asked For Something, Got It — Consequent ly, We Have a Direct Tax of $19,- 500,000 to Pay This Fail. The administration of Governor Glyniu left eno'Ugh money in the treasury to carry a substantial bal ance over the' fiscal year ending Sep tem ber 30, 1915, viz., $3,832,500.73 after paying all the bills of the de- partm ents. New York City Comtroller Pren- dergast, a Republican, certified to this fact after making an examina tion of the State’s .finances in an ef fort to excuse Governor W hitman’s direct tax. This is a larger surplus than Gov ernor Hughes left to Governor Dix. No'W it seems to th,e ordinary cit izen that when he has paid all his foilis and hais, a balance in the bank, he has no deficiency to meet. The truth .seems to he th a t with the ad vent of the W hitm an administriatn.on, there was. a general loo:sening up ah along the line. Every Republican th a t sage on the smooth w a ters of the asked for something got it, with the Uncle Eben. “Be patient,’’ .said Uncle Ehcn, “bat don’t mope around an' vou’re a Job when you’re only a Jciu r i:’’ - U i of th a t was traced to ano th e r source other than the Genesee House. in fact there w ere two or three drunks on the .streets in the morning he'fore the bar opened, and evidently bad their booze when they came to town. Mr. Fisk fed 300 people during the day, 'and the diningroom service and meals were the very best. There quite a parade all b y ' RseifV\'L.” F J were so many over-night guests, that P o tter drove a m eat wagon which w a s ; had to be secdrecl in neaiby a take-off on one of the local m e a t ; houses to aeconmiodate -the tx-ave'I.ing dealers. Howard and Caleb Gardner ! PhOiiC. ^ __ of Andrews Settlem ent, drove a bur-1 ' -ru ro, which drew a float displaying ad- | * Graduate vertising m a tter for T-iylui’s lee j This is the season of the young j cream which is sold by Wiliiam H. j hopeful who believes be has leprneai Daily. Joe Kane also* bad a funny j how to .shoot. Armed with his sheep rig. j skin, he .staids fortli to c-nnquer. | The visitors had .a jolly tim e visit- i He never thinks, as a rule, that a j Ing among themselves and going' t^heepskin .is too pliable a .ever with j from one pinoo to ancther to e n j o y ; whiuh to turn the world fxoin its] the excilement. There was danciiig otirse. However, that is well, for Ibe | in the afternoon and evening in the ^'uperh confidonce cf -X.ni'li i.s r.eces-; pavilion in the grove. : at the start, fer ih.-; opposition j It was qitea (lay for politiciam^. wiiii which the yciiug man will m e e t' '■ \ ' • ' ‘ ceuen township, “mter in life will graduaUy Lrerh , . , .tiip to n- wlu) is a cniulldcto o.r ihe L km o - down his ovei-Cvin.iiiTr-' ii'Crll ‘be dieiice ever admitted into 111- a Grange , re-tors oi Genesee township, compos- * _ 1. :..n. . H a ll wa.^ nreKroit Rr-. inma-v n \ e n - ' e d of Dr H D H a r t .T F. TCeerdi m ^ 'Ct, Uyoses Boy. Were Graot.d by The ; Prof. Akloy Deon Offered Poei-1 Largest Audience Eve.'’ P .eked into I tion as A ssistant County Gchoo! ^ ” ' ’ The Grai-.oc Had! at Genesee. Superintendent, \A,hich Pays More At W hitesiiie Next Vbe.:k.. : jH a n Principalshlp. Pacific for the Panam a Canal. Af ter looking into our stateroom, with its electric fan. whizzing and arrang ing for our 'Steamer chair and blan ket, we .settled down for a seventeen day trip fo.r New York. Very soon the bugle called us for our first meal 'afloat. We isat facing the Oriental countries .to enjoy the repast, while strains of music floated over the di ners, in unison with the sounds of the .ship’s machinery. Our course ds laid to where we can enjoy the sun shine under cover, and at night, un der the respilenden.t tropical moon light, we for the first tim e are fa vored with the view of the heav^'enly starry cross, seldom if ever seen by those in. higher longitudes, and lati tudes. The tim e is pleasantly occu pied in our steam er chairs, or prom enading the decks, watching the fly ing fish, .shcials of porpo.id.es, sea turtles and sharks; shuffle board, cards, .checkers, quoits, betting and guessing the running time of the ship take up the tim e of young and old. Getting acqua'inted or a dip in the swimming pool will fill u p other mo m ents of the trip while waiting for your th ree m eals ancl two luncheons each day. Private baths, two bar ber shops, ladies’ sitting rooms for v/riting or lounging, smoking and card .rooms for men are features of the vessel that add to creature com forts, and\ for distant friends you I have the wireless. The ship is held ' Steadily by the fifty-S'.^x tons of freig h t laid snugly in the hold. Ser vices of the Episcopal Churdi are held each Sunday incrning. A hit of gossip aboard was the engage ment of a v/ich.'w and v/blower, new ' result .a d'irect tax of $19,500,000. Truth Wl?i Out _ “Up-State” 'Rep'Uh'lican leaders are asisur/ing Goveimor W hitman’s ca<m- paign bureau that 'the “country di-s- tricts” are well satisfied wnth his ad- ministrcition ,so far. Patronage has been well distribu ted to that 'end, wditheut a doubt, and piatronage, like a powder puff, will smooth anany a wrinkle. But, to continue the Siiniile, there com.esi a time, w hen,, soap and w ater having been applied, the .naked, truth is re vealed. For instance, it will unitiimately .be borne home to everybody th a t he must pay ,a .share of the who-liy un necessary diiect tax of - $19,500,000. Improving Cemetery Leon Cha.se and J. D. Partello have commenced the preliminary -work in improving Hillsiae cemetery, Whites- ville. Mr. Chase was in .charge of the work at Rural cemetery two years ago, and Rural cem eteiy is considered one of the prettiest in this section. GENESEE, Julv 6.- The larc-cst au- G-ENESEE July 6 —The '-cbccl di-! wanted the cap- - ■ ■ ■ - . - - ta in to m arry them, b-U lie advised conp'le (ages Co and (J-\j to the beautiful palm .and banana -trees and other tro.pic.al foliage add their beauty to the old town,, yei, Uiey - seem to droop and blush a t the de graded scenes in the red light quar ters.. Tlieie you &ee the young white and black girls smoking -their cigarettes and drinking a.t th e ’nfahjv. hLiis with IJ. S. Souliers off duty and ' ill for a night’s cai ous ?.},'U j -0:011 • the disgiace of our country’s to a s t ' of civilization. . ' . ’I* The nezt morning, Saturday, June b ' at 9 a.ii.'., W3 eiittred the canal, and as history records the hope of Colum bus, Balboa and Cortez for a Lhort cut H . S. R o ljorts of Sweden tow n ship, “m ter in Ib'e will gradually b r e r k who is a caiul'iictf* O r ib-e L km .o- down his ove:-C v in.'iiitr- ii'Crll the ....... .. . ........................ . - - , ------ -- ----- - ---------- --------- x--- s s s s e h s sam e pcfsition The. tool-.E recf.rd this co- ! fros'ted fruit r-abe r,n c-.vr^ tfihla iT-uh > u n sanitar” ----- -— • - ’ ‘ - - was also in alteiidcnco ^ lank. Thiiik rf tlu.t wiiieli ymi :ire , Ple made gieat iiits. The EUintiers was audited. , . t -, a • frosted tru 't cake or cur'*ab]p I un sanitary death fiom tro^ Ral fevers Hon. Joe of looibng; onew h o .^>T v e is a lw a y s : in whLh A k in hi. Whitney was The m a tter of releasing Prof. Ar-1 for the s-.ii'e pcsiticn. Mr. Roberts, --.o . aa ----- ......... ........... . .. at the celebration. Joe SAvC-enat.-: of icoldng; one w hos- t ye a lw a y s : m wm -u Aivm n . i-.uiiuey was m e muLter ui ie;e«ruiig i ioi. i x, v,^ords “To ro-mr-xA,rr-oto ’ +polstarinv them in the f c.- it i. -ab, G.me'.-v e who is i h o a eandbiate waimeiurg tells rh.at hC- mUid is .ilso promment. were highly app.reciat.ed. <“’ostello, vNio has sign-' J ^ ‘ ^ tv :d i that when ths Fumin a \ K ' W - O',. ,;irt «ot i. w .n.Jerirg. VI,ou your re-; _Tl.«e Avi.l. nea p y - co n tr a r y to teich in tho_ Gey.-O there w a t a d e W tvi;-c bVy tt. grot-led ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ ■ other tables. i ea-aal, that this goLeratioD might eav„ ride of ihoU'cnce were. Joroih Ih-r- V.'hen it Ir hoi. thirk it is vhe Clase-ea t-.nte,.tai.-,cd ' .W cy, iU 1 'to bssihih™ \Ppe^ deckjhntoid dollare aad hou,.e of time from nard of G a i e t e n , ' who le u candidate it is cuhl, think it is IrcC ft m Itimseif in hi-birg, b r t greeiod Gie bu-k'at the pirscn wl^m you ! gram, will appear in _ VMiitesklle. ^ee High School next year, was ta- uiany out cf ti \vn visiiovs and solici- are saluitng. A boy should act l?ks Saturday evenii g July ITUs. ted th f i r siinnort. On th-.^ Republican a b-oy; av(tid becoming etfcUiiina.te ■ ‘ ^ .. ................... ..... ■ ' ■ ■ 't is Ciasees Entertai.'.cd •■■■e trequenH^^^ decorstions o f ‘ hut, tin., irouiiaing Caps Ilori., It wo.dd tak« The Baraca and Phiiathea .W V W 'd - u f ; ■; ™ g ] and electric huPcs add luster to the i of w o W describo the work v.X V-A-.^vOn, ..X.yy . x' ‘.A v « — v. - VA ' ' ............. . . . . . - . ......... ... .......... .. .................. . xA ^ . , ' XJ \ ^ T ‘ a , t-. r, tt-liU CieVlliV U*ai(jS. « Q Q -Ul S ' 0 r i Q I B Q ' VJ < i lAiJJ C O U i VV U T U ^3 lU UTifeCiiOC >.n<j W U X K for the Repeblicrn norniiiution for Ashame to w:--r tern cioUics wiilicr.t held their July social m efting at the buperintenueni K. C. VveooUg T.f v.ou | nn-1 done, the enormous amount of ceirsut Treasurer of Potter County, and F. nmni.no- them, Uit to wear the torn home cf Rev. and Mrs. H. i. Chau deispon, ctsiics to seaire Mi. - h - , midnight the dancers elide grac.e-lKie thousands of tons cf steel fllted Andrus of Coudersport, wdio 'is Fart patclied is uotlzbi- to be ashern-^ tin last Monday c»v?ning. Mrs. Chat- k y j ' ' fully over the smooth deck I in.f-o nior-o z-bo y^^rymra'i rO- n.Annf«tnci (into place, the removal of mountaiDF. candidAute fer the Republican riomina- of. Know what shame is; he -.vho ! tin, Mrs. Olive Mlickey and Mrs. of the t’ou^nty. This la t t e r . talked sb e n t of earth and rock, and the e.,.giueer' tion lor Sln ritf of Potter County, does net 1 now what sinime is. is Emma Langdon being hostesses. Th? ^ a ^ Panam a Canal came to view. ' O n ! ing skill displayed. A.> you enter thi;- S, E. Francis of this village, was inferior to duml) L niinal-s. When in parsonage was prettily decorated wi h salary cf $HJU per year.^ .v-iine +1,.., .x ' seen talking with many cf the voter good health, train yourself to emliire the national colors. Flag conte.-ts and we would not he t-'iirpri:5C‘d if Mr. good health, tra in you pdiysician's in^truet ion. Ttoo'.'nl tr, x-An T* /..-.n-rvZt'xy Yvliile the local hoard feels that they th e right stood Balboa with its two ' the greatest canal in tire v/oild, your - .................. . ............................. . x.A.^ . .XX. A A - ■.. ■ . Y Y iaiid 111^9,6 8 ^ ^ wliite s t u c CO h o u s e s ,; admiration knows no bounds, a» you n. Fecome a mav and patriotic stunts v/ere performed *7^^\': ,’ with red roofs, a very pretty s k h t contemplate it.s beauty, strength and Francis had some object in view, useful to your country; whoever can-; w hich added much enjoyirent to the do not leei mat tliej sliOUAt. distance The«e wevp b i,b t' usefulness YVe were lifted S5U-. ' Mr. Freamds is a well known Repub- not be So is better dead. -T o these | occasion. Refreshment were: pj-d atUmnce-l- . • - - : . _ - lican who has many friends in this admonitions cf the Japanese, we add: gelatine, sandwiches in blue paper, i^eEt. Their official action in this section. Do not be ashamed of your father and leonade. There w'as a la r g e ' DOt known at this V ruing. While the w'eather prevented the and mother, even if they are unecUi-'' crow’d present and everyone had a , races, there is a general feeling cf cated; remember you helped to put good time. n i i r O T O I T sat-isf-setion among the people who the callouses on your father’s hands j ------------------------ O p | attended the day’s celebration. and to bend your m other’s hack. Governor Whitman’s Boom Resolutions of Res^Act Whereas, our Father, Almighty God j ■ Since llis ineUffikCBCV of tlie G0V-Y®.5 rem o te from our ernorekip. Mr, ■Wliitmri, has clone “ 'dst our sister, Mrs, MarJ T an-1 nothing wdiich has attracted atten-- I tion in otlm- states and His Prind-1 pal performances have been things d a . h all wb'.-h b;Tv»i ,->hnnpno-ed W'bie adverse ruings well. ICKORi HILL\ by the United S tates and cons-.kst ofjhy three locks, and assing over the adm inistration buildings among which j w aters of theM lra Flores and Pedro is -the Y. M. C. A. This is fitted j Yliguel basins, we begin to descend up forUncie Sam ’s white workers on 1 by the locks, and passing over the the canal, v/ho live -near by. Our Sea. The ride through the canal trop- steam e r remaining overnight at \ ical water v/ay will always be remem- this term inus of the canal, gave usjhered for the profusion of its xmoduct an opportunity to auto to Panama, a j of banana trees, sugar, c a re, palms distance of two miles. We found the and other foliage. The beautfxul desp Panam anians parading the narrow 'green color of the vegetation covering business streets. The In-habitants' the valley sides forms a background are a mixed bunch of dark skinned | suitably adapted to the finished pro humanity. India,ns, negroes and Clii- {ducts of the brains and braw-r of men which have challenged wide adverse ; criticism. His acts have been those Resolved th a t vre the members o f . W est Union Grange, No. 1144, of - GENESEE, uly 6.-Mr. and Mrs. C. jnam en are seen talking together on [and so different.in sceneiy fr-Tii the Slaght of Euffalo, wdio are spending : the streets corners, or waJking with | Suez Canal, with its dreary eaniiy I ? -v» T-v y-»» « » r* T*rvr<.CJ./!i rl •? T-t TTrl'i 1 /“ a CJ+ ^ -n /i I a t their . ..... ..rTw„, ...... £.7f.r«'St,r Great Patriotic Address, “Render Unto Caesar,” in M. E. Church, W ^ n esday Evening. tiaJ ealiber.-B ronx xXorth Side kews', ® i “ ‘J- The V^^vty was luade R e s o lved'that a copy o these R e s -l“P J*'?; ■ y the bereaved ( Yir,nd a Mrs. P. Yi.. Laroy, be published m Y I\-and Mrs,H,C.Fahel and Mrs, F rark Mr. Taft and Mr, Wilson Mi„+txA j . -t T-. r,A X.X, i.-! i «fxA olutions he sent to President T a ft’s rem a rk that ‘ it we family and a oopv v - m i had a jingo in the W hite House, this Allegany County News, country- would now be in w a r wuth ; , ,,x tt • ‘r- GENESEE. July 6,—The Honorable ; G ermany.” is emphaUcally true. i Grange. M. J. Fanning, the noted Irish Ora-; Mr. T a ft’s further statem e n t: “In-' E. L. Kear, Master. tor of Philadelphia, will give his | stead our chief executive is a m a n ' -------------- ; -------- great patriotic address, “Render Un- who appreciates his responsihilRies j When Help is N.^eded to Caesar,” at the Methodi-st E p is o -U n d realizes that, considering the i Somethin; bungalow, their best girls, dressed in v/liite and | waste and absence of vegetation^ making a deep centrast to th e ir blac j The soil of the Canal Zone ‘e found faces. The houses are of the S p a n -; to he valuable for sugar cane, and is ish type, two stories ■with balconies. | consideied equal to that of Hawaii. The front doors of many housees are j A fter going across the Carrihaaa Sea even with the sidewalks. Y’’cu could I we pass Jamaica and Cuba on our - ---------------------------- - ---------- - almost touch them with your h a n d s ‘and then further north w'e hid adieu B. Hall. T he p a i ty motored here Sail as th e y sit eating th e ir m e a ls; theix- ; to the W atlings and Crooked i-SlaudS urday and returned Tuesday morning, s itting and bed rooms are just back 1 as we e n te r the Atlantic. With almost j Monday evening, Mr. Slaght enter-]of dinning room. Negro policeman p ]a straight course north over o r n e a r jtained his guests w k li a grand displa j trol the streets with the usual club ! th e Gulf Stream, we proceeded for* 'o f fireworks. Several auto loads of i a t their sides and ’some with rifles'N e w York, from whence w© started. _ _______ ___ , ________ ^ I som ething m u st have been radical- pal church in Genesee, Wednesday, temper cf the people, a turn\ of h i s : ly wrong with the Legislature just ad July 14, at 8 p. m. Miard \would plunge us into an inter- journed. or else the Constitutional ■Mr.Fanning has had n ^arly for- - national conflict,” is also excellent. Convention j s seeing things. The ty years’ platform experience and is i Both rem arks shevr that Mr. T a f t ' corpse of the Efficiency and ■ Econo- known all over the United States a n d ' is sustaining the President. Coming . my Department wa-s not yet cold, Canada as one of tlio m o st pow e rful; from an ex-President of the UDlt€d|when Elihu Root called before tlip and pleasing platform advocates of States who is also an influential m a n Constitutional Convention the for th© legal suppression of the liquor i of the party- in opposition, the state-|m e r head of th a t Department, Corn- traffic and kindred, evils. | ments are of great value. They aid j missioner Delaney, (Democrat, of No' admission fee, as he i s touring | the President by indicatirg to the course) for advice, as he considered the state under the auspices of the world that his course thus f a r is ap- him the best posted man in the State W. C. T. u. Rem ember the proved by his countrymen, irrespee- State regarding departm e n ts ^nd fi- date. \ tive of party.—W atertown Standard, nance. Genesee folks motored to “Hickory Hill” to enjoy the display. Mr. Bah el is the layman, who was scheduled to sper-k in the 'Whitesyilie Methodist Chur-ch isst Sunday morn ing, but owing to illness, Mr. Darby made the address instead. Natural Question. “ T will wash mine hands in inno- cency,’ ” .said infant '-lass Hiica, mem orizing her Sunday r^'hool lesson. “What is tijTit-r - ' • • 'm ina; is it a new kirM ■;! *= strung on their shoulders. Passenger our journey May 2, 1915. Lauding in New York and looking hack on a most happy and interes-tiip trip, -we find we have traveled €SP ^ miles by w ater, 3656 milesihy railrc 963 miles by electric, 123 miles, auto and stage, making a tot of our steamer crowded the town, some riding aout, while other patron ized the stores, but were glad to retire from them to escape the odors. The stores are about the size of Amerian village buildings. - Drug and sugar stores are plentiful, but 110042 miles, the liquor stores take the cake for j I also visited Rochester, numbers. The city has some nice Chicago, S a lt L a k e City, Sar buildings, hotels, churches, clubs and co, Yosemite Valley, Log A’ those o f ; the city and state govern-- m any other points of Int#- m ent; but the air of antiquity fills this w ill find you both k one’s- soul with a desire for Ameri- SipceraP can initiation to change things. W hile
