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for being concerned {1 vote buying and vote aciiing, although ‘he did not know this until later. The ni aide of the situation appealed \ATENDAY FGHT. [2:52 2<2"="| PATRONAGE TOWN be ui special pri Kege,” dectared the President in one of ia epeeches. ‘Weill, let us ‘Tnere| 3 without ¥ Will Retum to Ohio Next Sun- Commerce | Comm! day for Closing Whirl- on the station mt ‘ell, eer. is ne adrmti ition in the history of = ROOSEVELT USED the ‘Government tr which the. prosect | ‘cersour EARLY TO-DAY Out His Own Record in 1904 and 1908. port of elt. “I fottowed the policies of Theodore] WASHINGTON, May 8.—Col. Roose- all the tur ‘Thus far, Afty of the alternates and Gelegates to the Nai Col, Roosevelt in 1904 ment to the con- vention that neminated him for Prest- it in} dent 187 from the South, 107 as and 80 as alternates, sale alll sunt Hit i f i i 5 ithe | : 5 t4 EY 3 ty I : E : a ae as | . fi f E i Hf f : q ! i Le Hie H Ay F ae i i $3 | i | i i I fy ih $3 & $4 tl | Hl f et | FE ir r H i SOUTH FOR HI ' Mayor of Pittsbaren; Vance c. MeCor-! BRYAN UP BARELY, |eenaredinan as ition Painey ot) BEGINS ALL-DAY i a lat ‘acm vant comm, fait] TALKS AT? O'CLOCK. 5 =Col, Willian etrly start toe jand twelv more, and £ tone to vou Jong as hia be enter ‘at: s200nd day's +peechinaking convention ;"" ject tore-at:|tour of Ohio, in which he 1» opposing Psat casciea oF Pay etruna the nomination of Gov. Judson Harmon state Committes in electing Mr,/@nd advocating that of le State Chairman. His train Jett here at ‘There was ny opposi ty hg A 9 morning, and the day’ G ee begun a: Norwalk ate] th vention to the naming of the van at Nort o'clock. delegates ahd to Inetruertig iem. ©)" Cor Wiliam J, Bryan in hie speech at bere gre Findlay said that since coming into the wae NOR eT ‘ State he bad obtained « letter showing that Gov. Harmon was favored by Wall WALLA WALLA, Wash, May ¥.— The Democratic Stat jo Seavenues voted here yeaterdty to tnacrse Ct hemp for lent. The vote stoed: 466; Bryan, 186%; Wilson, 106; Marmon, 1% i An attem; st was made to stampede convention for Bryan. TEXAS iN DOUBT Peet, 3 art dele AS PO TAPE AND |i Sener tot tS I O—1 will re-/that his friends dia try to buy votes. on May % to|If any one will furnish me with a writ- lgned by him, I will pro- of which Ihave a e meney which wi grep ‘Texas, quire the state con decide between Presideht Taft and Cot.| ten denia Roovevelt az Texas’ preterence for the! duce th nomination. Corrected returns giva: Roosevelt, 77] have been used to purchase del State Convention votes; Taft, #; unin-| Was to come to New York and thi structed, %; contested, 29. Ne con ea) Jing Ga Caer mage ye net [pos ‘Wall street. Mr. Harmon was then, le 17 votes, Necea-~ the choi we 4 sary to control convention, 19, provided eh per eet Cdn dtl quota face at returns aM 9 U8 votes Fate control. PROVIDENCE, R. 1., May &—A sec- returns give Woodrow Wi.| ond gift of §25,00 to Brown Univ over all for the State| sity from John D, Rockefeller jr, was nm. ‘The vote now| announced to-day. The endowment has an Now Reckefeller Gift te Bro v —_s UNDERWOOD DEFEATS WILSON IN MISSISSIPPI, Gets the Twenty Votes in the Dem- ocratic Convention as Re-_ carried Mate of Mississippl in the Democratic Presidential primaries held yesterday. Gov, Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey ‘was his only opponent. ‘The four Gelegates-at-large clected ‘fare Senator John Sharp Williams, C. um » Seriator-elect J. K. Var- Gaman an@ Gov. Earl Brewer. two former had preference iS oer Gtetrict Popular approval “pins medals” on Young Hats. You can pis your faith ideal hat awaits you. Cons of Silver Bullion 1° VERY year we work up tons of silver bullion in our dleven factories. Think of the millions of pieces we mako, and the thousands of designs. . Think of how many and how varied are the tastea pleased by the work of our artist-craftsmen. Is it strange, then, that here you will find JUST the bit of allver that pleases YOU—and YOUR pocketbook? It is a delight to wander about our store—just to look. ‘ And we are always glad to see you. MERIDEN (NTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, Silversmiths t 49-51 W. 34th St., Through to 68-70 W. 35th St, New York SUCCESSOR) Hf Pike There's a ‘“‘Best Time” for Everything And there’s 10 time during all the year to sell Reall Estate than RIGHT ‘NOW, when ro} Arey they fares lands, etc., Real Estate Brokers wilt do well.to “ while the sun shines”—adr THE |] WORLD everv house, let eo plot |] they have for sale it Reap a Big Harvest oft Commissions And don't forget that 3-time and 74lme World multiply results '] and brine you a goodly list of pros- buyers. | ee ac Co. | “Gol. Goodman's" Convivial Friend, me out the window. The hotel employees and a polleeman hekt the yong man an EBik’s py. | William Gokwus on It, 0 ho were to furnish it were prominent| ~ FOUGHT TO JUMP OUT clined to give, be |*truesting with a young, OF HOTEL WINDOW. I a = z : = = Ban the “Doctor,” Awoke Werner's cnt wit ot. 0 BRASSIBRES | ‘The clerk'of the Hotel Wagner, No, A S.STE. wee 182 West Yorty-fifth street, “heard a crash of giate on the sidewalk outside he entrance early tw-day,, on the ninth Moor down that a big fi in @ room there. ‘The clerk and an elevator boy ran to the fn WZOUR figure will always be in contour, . i your wear a Blen dole Breodere over your So scientificall that they fit i the fare -conieal a evens ee rot a better looking figure, and more perfect- ; fitting gowhs. hd ' A whe oa end materiale; ofthe, etotiis0 For Warm Weather, the BIEN JOLIE NET BRASS- TERE, No. 112, (illus- y. trated), cannot be ex: celled. Light, airy and hygienic, “Fitted” with iif) res ‘sie, pocket the name “Dy a pesnon ¢ vee th preerées im of Col, Goodman, whose full he jement of the hotel de- |, They found the Colonel well dressed «who was trying to throw himeeif ance took him to Melte- psychopathic ward. te ‘Goodman told the policemag@hat “the dootor,” ‘whose name Col rotect Price $1.50, S _ Obtainable at all Dealers’ XB) For healthful sup, in correct figure . ie aterial, with the beeless ‘nstraction maildtains -¢ lul-contour with the suppleness off the natural figure. In varying st; $5.00, $7.58, $10.00 BENJAMIN & JOHNEs, . NEWARK, N, J. ot had found in the man's k's card with SHIPPING NEWS. THE TIDES, Water. Lom Wi aie ey PORT OF NEW YORK,’ ARRIVED. Brgnpringessin Cecilie nd TWENTY-THIRD STREET A Sweeping ( Every Suit in Stock - ehed $615,000 toward the de- |Sexolsine sosantee leon WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE earance of Values Values *To $50 49 Restrictions Whatever By ReGinALo De KOvEN IG AT THE NEW AneROAM THEATRE BY BELLA ALTEN. ORDS and MUSIC SUNDAY WOBED vey te ee ne haan” dala iat ON ga