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Arizona republican., 1896-07-09
Fat Reduction.

It May Be Secured by the Use of Dr.
 Edison's Obesity Pills, Salt and
 Bands, Obesity Salt, a Delightful,
 Healthful Beverage, Should Be Used
 by Fat and Thin, Old and Young at
 All Seasons.
 'DR. ED1SON'S OBESITY TREAT MENT will reduce FLESHY ABDO- MEN, NECK, BUST, CHIN, OR FACE, or SHOULDERS OR HIPS, without reduction where there is, A no surplus fat. THE SKIN CONTRACTS TO = 9I2 I55 gE6r sSsna1 s5s s57sr; TEN 5s: parts WITHOUT WRINKLES or other evidences of former enlargement. ."- Mrs. Lucy Stone Menard in Woman's World.
 Mrs. Carrie Buckingham Joy, Bos- tons favorite modeler in clay, writes: "Dr. Edison's Obesity Treatment re- duced me 46 pounds in AS days"
 Helen Coburn Whitaker, author of ''The New Woman," writes from her Chicago home: "I took Dr. Edison s Obesity Pills and Fruit Salt three weeks, and was reduced 23 pounds"
 Col. Mason, long prominent in south western affairs, writes: T have worn one of Dr. Edison's Obesity Bands and 1t has reduced my abdominal girth 2 inches in two weeks"
 pr; Edison's Obesity and Supporting Bands should be used by feshy men and women
 Measurefor Bands as per figures on cut.
 These remedies take of 6 pound a day. No r1eid dieting Nopurging. No inconvenience. No danger, No loss of time. Perfectly harm Pills, Sl 50 g bottle. Obesity Bands, g 50 and np. We send free, "How to Cure Obesity. , Every fat person should read 1t. We have three large stores and g corps of physicians send for symptom blank. Druggists sell our goods We bill mail orders and answer mail letters promptly. Send s1 with c. o. D. orders We refer 70 all large mercantile agencies, L0R- ING & co Departments 45, No 1i3 State Street. Chicago, III. o ll.7. -
 For sale by Dr. G. H. Keeter. Phoenix. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09

TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA,t u County of Maricopa. ss
 Before me, Thos. D. Bennett, Notary Public in and for said County and Territory, on this day personally appeared alter Talbot, L. E. Hewins, H. E. Leighton, Ancil Martin, T. E. Dalton, w. L. Pinney, J. W. Benham, T. W Hine and F. W. Wood. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they:executed the same for the purposes and consideratiOn on therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 10th day of June, 1896.
 THOS. D. BENNETT,
 Notary Public,
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09

Kansas City and return, $S0: St. Louis and return, $92; Memphis and re- turn, $92; New Orleans and return, $92; Chicago and return, $1OO Good for six months. Maricopa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley Railroad company.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09
EXCURSIONS TO PRESCOTT.

Since the inauguration of the new and unexcelled passenger train service on the s. F., P. & P. railway, you can go to Prescott on Saturdays, leaving here at 9:15 a. m and return on Mon day at 6:3O a. m. or 4:1G p. m., mount ain time. The fare is only $8:2O for the round trip, on excursion days, which will be every Saturday during the summer. Here is an opportunity for Phoenix business men to send their families to Prescott where they will escape the heat in the valley, then visit them every Sunday.
 Prescott climate during the summer IS delightful, the nights being always cool enough to enable one to secure re- freshing sleep. Many people rent tents and camp out among the pines, which makes the expense of living very small. Desirable camping grounds can be found within a radius of one mile from Prescott. For fur ther information write or call on E. W. Gillett, acting general agent, Phoe nix, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09
WORK ON
SAVE ASSESSMENT WOR
 MINES.

The new law requires annual work on every location or relocation. This is saved by obtaining United States patent Five Hundred, dollars worth of work or Improvements on one mine, or scattered over a group of adjoining mines,s is sufficient to insure United States patent to any number of mines so grouped, or for single mine Further information cheerfully given by letter or personally. Terms of sur vey reasonable. Apply to
 LEWIS WOLFLEY,
 Civil and Mining Engineer and U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09
MEXICAN (

Win sell from Fl Paso to Mexico City and return April IA to 17, 22 to "A, June ito II, 26 to IS, tickets at rate of s25, good thirty days from date, stop over privileges, side rides ito all the principal points at equally low rates. For f,lll particulars address the under signed J. F. Donohoe. Fl Paso. Texas.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE MARiCOPA CLUB.

We, Walter Talbot, L. E. Hewins, H. E. Leighton, Ancil Martin, J. w. Benham, T. W. HiDe. W L. Piuney, F. W. Wood and Dal- ton, desiring to incorporate ourselves under the
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09

RECORDERS OFFICE, Phoenix, Maricopa Co.,, AT Filed and recorded at request of T. E. Dalton, June F, 1S96 at 2:05 p. m., Book of Corporations, pages 4O4.
 J. W. KINCAID,
 County Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-09

TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA,t =, County of Maricopa. ss l, J. w. Kincaid, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that the within instrument was filed for June. 1896, and duly recorded in Book No. } of Corporations, Records of Maricopa County, Arizona, aIpages 404.
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year above written. J. W. KINCAID,
 County Recorder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
II Hung chang sail. for New York

London. Aug. z2.-IA Hung Chang took q
special train for Southampton today, where
he embarked on tie ST. Paul for New
York.
An Official informed g. representative of
the Associated Press that the main OBJ
ject Of the Chinese stateSman's tour Of
Europe was 10 sound the European gov
ernments OF the subject OF sn increase n
the customs tariff OF China against Russia,
Germany and France Il is pointed out
that the Anz!o-chinese treaty expires in
two years, 20 il is 20 Great Brisaln's In
teresi to make the best terms possible
now, instead OF waiting until the sxp.ra-
Chang's tour depend much upon his action
on his return TO Pekin. HIS FIRST step VIII
be 10 write report OF his travels for the
emperor, and II Is probable thai the am
bassad0r VII then retire 20 private lie.
His recommendations viii be distributed
broadcast throughout China, and Ii. hav-
Ing retired. viii be regarded as having
made representations quite disinteTested-
~. T. however, he remains II public Life
many % the Chinese viii regard his sug-
gastions as having been made for the pur-
pose o. obtaining fresh power and regain
Ing his old position. The emperor OF
China personally, the Associated Press Is
informed. e favorabie 20 the extension Of
the railway system OF China. and Il is felt
that II Il Hung Chang retlres the emperor
win act upon his suggestions, and Il Is
quite possible that the railway extension
wiu be begun with a foreign railroad board,
similar 10 the foreign customs commits
sion
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wn.,.orn Republican Resolutions.

yrnateo-,. aur. -Speclsl-Followfng
-. - resalu.so-~ which were adopted BY
fs,a Republican county convention yester-
ssv afternoon. without dissenting vote.
'.Rssolves That we reRfflrTn our deTo-
tien IN ana afleriance q the declaration
- -vs-ssries az announced By tia national
prnsh1tean partv convention AZ g. louis,
sns We rfeare our hearty ard UNDIVIDED
~spnort "a MAJ william Mckinley and
ssa~~et A Hobart. ire unanimous nom
gnres o. such convention. and We unhesi-
.stanrly declare that he best interests of
,Ae rountrv ara ~ the people - whole.
,,,ssrstl--ssv demand fhelr triumphant
election N November
I'VE aver srd pledge car support q
lsessia..an enforcing = general reduction
81 the salaries % state ard county or
~a.~z ana A reduction - she expenses
- local ara state government: we demand
that "a xatgou shalt - made lighter. II al
departments 50 ar ss IL nesSoly consist
60 vsth stable government:
I'VE favor fess~'stien rer1o3eli0E the
nsh iap-s - thi~ state. n such manner
that tAs rights ot al asheTri@sl. and can
re~y ner. shah - alike fully protected
sus ~ reesra mend thaf al rsis - raised
fTona Saturday night unsl Monday mem
lrr 20 nerruit ths fyee passage O. Ssh.
1--WE s2ver ara tensna appropriate leg
fs'atton - absolutely secure such super
vision GO ~ or haHks "a shah Insure %
aepasttfors cc7nniete security against ire
possibility % loss. ana We recommend the
aaoution ~ the postal savings bank sys-
ten.
I'VE recommend ere total ah7lishwent
or TIE so-earea salary N5nf su8 that al
warrants shall stand - 81 sQuSl fsocnE
I'VE recommend tNat 0sr legislators -
-ecy.rstsH = use al hc0o-asia means 20
repeal 81 isws now on che statute books
90 sAts stats Which discrim3nate against
American citizens or sccotInt % sex.
I'VE Kavar horne rlls - state ard county
rrverur-snt. ans demand hat artaai
residents anA electors - given prefer
sn~e ~ saw distribution - political hcr-
o. 81 eusnfonsents. ard fgrsAer. thag
ne purchasing ax4n - ira county -
Instructed - seai wtth r~op@s within ire
county wAsn Il Is posslhls - 70 ~ wl.h-
cor prefudscs co the Interests 90 re
cGunfy.
I'VE EXPRESS err confidence IA re b.
texrsty Azs horesf fatsntsans % Hen
" r pocaiftle ana Nor. c, : Hv3e. n
sAefr congressional ActianS. ana espe-
esalgy commend tAssr uniform saerss Co
promote tAs Nicaragua canal ard olhsr
internal improvements tzeEuee % here-
c. re pscsee eo.~s
We secry tha gss - neney - roltta-S.
"a The ecrpso~ Ne~GruL % s2E.zt1gE1rcS,
r-ssrs rcs.s.eA primaries
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
lewis coun,v RepubIscans.

Centrsila. Aug. s2.-Specsai-Th Lewis
county Republican convention met az 10
o'clock this morning n the opera house,
snG was called 20 order by David Stewart.
chairman OF the county central committee.
After PRAYER by Pew. Q. A. Smith. the
convention proceeded 10 the selection of
4 temporary chairman J. r. Long ard
= L. gauers we're placed IN nomination.
Bowers was chosen by vote OF Il 20 s.
NJ neloe Flint was made temporary secre-
tary. and John @. Jones assistant secre-
tary After the appointment % the usual
committees the convention took = recess
uutH I O'Clock A. the afternoon session
the temporary orEsnlzs ten wss made per
nsaneat. after the defeat OF the minority
report, seeking 20 change =. Tho plat
form afTirrns allegiance 70 the 81 Louis
rlatforrn: favors economy In state Affairs
opposes the issue os county warrants ever
the constitutional limit: and demands that
az county officials shall conduct their
cr5res for The salary and nAy the assist
ants cut 81 their own pockets. The follow
ing delegates 20 the state convention were
chosen: Charles Gilchrist, r.. J. II. Du-
mon. r. 6. Wilson. David Coping. L. F..
Harmon. 3. =. Arnold. y. y. Leslie,
George Ludlnzhouse. J. II. Dodge, John
Sie~. u H Fatlar5 william Booth. L.
l. Bauers. II. II T1Iley.
These nominations we're made; State
senator. T g Han. % Winlocls: repressn-
ta1ives. G. NJ. PleTce. CsntrHlla: =. II.
Tharre. Toledo: cosnty commissioners. 2.
A. Deglsr. Ceutraila: John w. EerTier. To
iedo. sheriff. Z. A. Carpenter, Salmon
Greek; clerk p. II. Rhodes CsntraI5a:
TREASURER. (. y. Maynard. Chshaiis. audi
ter r 3. McCash. Belsfort; prosecuting
attorney. George Dyssrt. CentTaiia. as
SCISSOR Peter Suuuersett Alpha. schooi
-gpsriuteudeat. Miss Catherine MonfKoan-
cry. ChshkiIs. surveyor. Wes.ev Beach
Big Bottom. coroner. Il. - Mead. Cen-
trzasA
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ska~it county Republican..

Mount Vernon, Aug z2--Special-Ths
Republican county convention for the
nomination % candidates for county Of
fees. two representatives and fourteen
delegates 10 the state convention was
held today Over 100 delegates were ia
attendance ard the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed. The convention was called 10
order by Chairman Bah. CT the county
central committee. and ten porary organ
izztion Was effected by electing TO the
chair b. ID. MinkleF, of Lyman. and Tor
secretary V. T. Knapp. OF Anacortss,
which crganizatio was made permanent
The usual committees were appointed
and reported. the committee on resolu-
sfcng presenting a strong Endorsement Of
the St Louis platform and the nomina-
ton OF William Mckinley. The follow
ing were chosen as delegates 10 the stats
convention. c. E Harrison. r G. Pick
erfng G ID. KimbaI. George A. Joiner.
]. +. ST. John, Mount Vernon: v. ]. Knapp.
J. w. Lowman. Anaeortes; II. 5 Conner,
r. II Ball la Conner: w. T.. Higntower.
W. I. OdIln. Ssdro; J. s. Mcmillan, Ed
sson: r. u. Minkier, Lyman: G. II. Mann
Fir. Fourteen delegates were next chosen
TO attend the judicial convention OF ska
git and San Juan counties. 10 be held IN
Anacortes, and were unanimously IN
structsd for Henry Mcbride for Judge OF
tho superior court
The next business was the selection OF
the county ticket. and the following NOM
nations were made: Treasurer, W. II.
Wells, OF Mount Vernon; auditor. T. ;.
Dodge, Of Anaeortes. county attorney, IA.
r. Hurd. Of la Conner; sheriff, W. E.
Csllkey. OF Edison; clerk, +. B. Lippin-
colt Of Mount Vernon: superintendent OF
schools. w. B. Davis. OF Mount Vernon:
assessor, Ira J. Stiles. OF Woolley; sur
yeyor. G. II. Allerton, Of Mount Vernon;
coroner. r. p. Sumner, OF Avon; COM
missioner. First district, J. l.. Dale, Of
Fsdison: commissioner. Third district, QUO
KIement. OF Lyman.
The legislative ticket was completed by
the nomination OF r. H Bal, OF la Con-
ner, and Emerson Hammer, OF Burling-
ton. as representatives. The utmost har-
fnony prevailed throughout the conven-
ton. and the ticket placed in nomina-
ton today Is believed 20 be an unusually
strong one, and one that Will insure sue
cess az the polls IN November.
Andrew F. Burleigh, Of Seattle. Is ad-
dressing q monster ratification meeting
IA the opera house tonight.
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nvnamiter yyhitehead Re.leases

London. Aug. 2-Albert George white
head, an Frfsa political prisoner, was re-
lea sd from Portland prison this morning.
Whltehea8 Is an American citizen Before
coming 20 this country he resided IN New
Jersey. lie VIII probably SAL for the
United States on Monday next. White
head. whose real name Is Murphy. was
convicteH with DR.. Thomas Gallagher,
John Curtis Kent and Henry Hammond
wilson in London thirteen years ago, and
sentenced 20 penal seryEtu1s for lie. Late
reports from confidential sources on the
other side to men working FOR the amnesty
association IN this country say Whitehead
is mentally unbalanced n consequence 81
The severe treatment he received IN prison.
Patrick !. O-BrIen had a long Interview
vith the secretary o. the United States
efaaassy. James r. Roosevelt today. and
X IS believed that x had some connection
wtsn the steps 20 be taken 20 transport
TIA released Irish prisoners % America
ThA greatest secrecy prevails regarding
TIE departure of Dr.. Thomas Gallagher.
IL - probable that he VII start early next
week
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pennoyer Against Tom Watson.

Portland, Aug. Z--The oregonian viii
tomorrow say: "a sensation was caused
IN Popullsttc circles today by the formal
calling together OF the county central com
mlttees which is 10 meet tomorrow IN this
city. The purpose or the meeting has not
been divulged, but II Is well known that IL
has been inspired by Mayor Pennoyer, and
that Il is his avowed object to cause the
removal OF Chairman Nelson and the SUB
stitrtion of one OF his supporters. The
idea Is 20 take snap judgment on the
straightout Populists and secure control
OF the state and county organizations. His
purpose IN gaining control OF the state ex-
ecutiye committee In TO secure the rndorss-
rnent OF Bryan and Sswali and to put Wat
son on the shsk."
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Garrett A. Hobart on the outlook.

New York. Aug "a dispatch to the
World from Hopatoong. y. j., says:
There are many thousand Democrats.
said Garrett A. Hobart. Republican vice
presidential nominee. who are hesttattng
20 follow their party leaders and inclining
10 put patriotism above party. In my let
ter accepting the vice presidential nomi-
nation OF the Republican party. which I
have here. and which viii probably be
made public after Mai. Mckinney has de-
cIded TO give out his letter. / viii devote
considerable attention 10 them. For this
reason must decline TO give my views
in extsnso "a 10 the right sort OF inter-
view to be addressed 70 Democrats this
year / shall make no campaign speeches,
and do not expect that Mr.. Mckinley viii.
Were he TO do so. his opponent would prob
ably follow in his tracks. and would no
doubt delight TO follow in cart where
Maj Mckinley had preceded in palace
car. contrasting the two for the sake OF
argument"
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L@nzon. -fa<nzz ZswrOvs. Jzrsss Bsvs-
sxwss. A J. -u~z~. LseTz Azx@1y. VITAE
ysn@s = G Tetsz~T. p. z Ks-k--sa--
r pss~.sr. W. q N~-ss1sT. p c0-Twssg.
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Cart rec~sas6. = y. WHISPER. ~. IL
ga1rwaa. q. A. wErsfsx.
F~11sgs4ozs r>-e sc0ccss So <Ssc~~s
I'VE saso~vs ard Ft~ars fovslty - Ire
rs~zesrssz % parry <xztn -. fo-th Il re
.Ez1ssr-u 70 fsss Esxs15z1 Es-vx5E5es~ ssaFTy
ss1ass5 81 81 5ozss 81 Tgxe. 20. su1
fray s~sssws <1sz fss ~nazctsf. sz5an-1-r-
csaa aw-Sulrz-zl ard lAao< interests q -
szgs~.zg eo7rery wEI - bsss s1Sservs1
~ a .wy-nrs rstrrr a, sszo@e EerTEo..Ss1
s-socspses syassr which - A-as-3esz 30
pie have hfxrsr.e ezfoye1 En2s&raa1s->e
prosperity srss r-czrrsz-
'~F33 czn1lx4tsa zozntrztsc ty rhts cor
wsvse5sz fs~ 20 v@rsoss eou1rT oss@
rse5gs tszs~rxsEvss - weA ard szs-nfszsT
pss~forrr sAe 1zxses o. saze asssss Who'll
osssT cprs1euszzson thar SF-ss1T1e'~o -
sax. II E@-assss are srnpsayes1. fae5 s-sA4l
De raid ~ tys sfscerz without extra e-zrTs
70 sse eeMrTy fsEr ca1fis1stsS S0r tie
sestn legislature psssF- Fssrns@s ye= 20 vo-k
s0T rs8uctsoB ~ salaries sna2 re2r~sseslrnssIs
Ga STATE expsnsas SonEkStezst VIII TIE en-
eser< Administrator - p<1sE3e Affairs The
rsa~sv sszssas Tor TIE s@~zcssst scorcrny "a
ssa1s. county arr sE1nteIrai gov@rxz-rs@rt I,
ard a red sAss11n q TAXATION unzn such tine
a Al fzsvrvv sFnsnr q financial Affairs sfaa
sSsesfy ths * 9ex 8i.are q money IN pSaaase
snzrgv4-1&EtE
We favor s1cz reduction Of rats o.
s-rsxssxs sr1 passenger trz<sc OF rzsiroacs
xftzsr fsss state az snail Be susE ard
sxassab5e between the ressls sr1 the people
We faver sxtentirg me ssrre Ard PRO
wss.nx tcr q more le1ie1t method % re-
ze<nexson % land soi6 o. mortgages, q re-
dart4on OF tie rate Of i1terezE ESson al
s@ssnczsens taxes Ard TIE penalty w1aes
che lard has beer sod for one same
The county central committee o-ganizsd
vita Y. y. cruckex chairman. ". II. Kirk
faan secretary and Frank Dement, treas
ur~r.
T-ha sorrrs -ncu~y Democrats o. this
cozgsfy are 70 Eseet or Monday evening for
TIE purpose o. eTsctlus al Organization
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sSoHoMIsH REPUBLICANS.


s-ohorssh- Aug E-SpscsaI.-T-ss Re-
p1bssezn county cons-nt55n net az The
1narx house to-day. The delegates began
corning n Friday morning, and much tn
ssrezs vas manifested BY the CtlZsEs OF
enoa0nssh. caucusing bsgan early FRI
Gag ard lasted throughout tns evening.
TIE contest ever the Candidates for s5sr-
~ vas particularly clos2 By tie time
o. the conTenlng q the convention 10
defaits action had been taken by either
SIDE
IRE convention was called 70 or,er at
e - by Hon. Z. G. Ferguson. chairman
q the county central committee DIR.
Inward Mills. q Everett. was then chosen
temporary chairman ard Nr. Bro5eck Of
Everett temporary secretary After TIE
appointment o. committees the convSn-
Ion adjourned to meet a. o'clock
TIE convention al the afternoon session
nominated the following ticket. For sher-
-. c =. Knapp. Everett clerk. J. Il ).
Barthcl0ms~. Monte CE1stos treasurer.
jacob Hun zker, Everett prosecuting at
scrney. L X Coon. SnoboTaish; survey
or, O. T. Elrney. Everett; auditor. Peter
Leoue. sranwood: assessor, Joan New an.
Traft0Ds county superintendent Horace
J. Lzngrtt. Wallace: senator. Thomas
Sumner, Everett. represen tattves. Frank
Phelps. PARK Place, and r. H Daring.
Ednouds: coroner. DR.. Staurer, Everett,
commissioner. First district, ]. W. Fur
ness, Norman, commissioner, Tnlrd dis
1rlcx. Charles AeIneyeT, r.. Machlas-
TIE Everett delegates hal coTnosna-
ton, which gave them . majority Of sew
el IN tie convention. and knsy ruled the
convention with q rod Of Iron until the
question OF the indorsement OF A W.
Frater, Of Snohorlsh. for attorney gem
eFaI. and Schuyler Duryee. Of Everett. for
congress, came I'D. The combine then
broke. and the convention Endorsed Fra
ter and instructed the delegates for him
ID a substantial majority. The delegates
70 the state convention are a ". Frater
]. If. Irvine. Dan Mcmillan. W. 7. Mich
essoB. J. a. Brown. Elias Preghne, ;. T.
smith, H Il. Brokaw. L. V. Stewart.
Fred Sumner. ". J. Rucker, E II. Brown-
ell, Amos Hager. W. @issenger, J. w.
Hefrner. j. NJ Warwick, &. b. Miller, ".
p Bell. j. y. Auit. G. w Gorhsm; al
ternates, j. ~ Langftt. &. +. Packard,
G. G Thornton.
The delegates are being entertained at
G banquet at the Hotel Fenobscott to-
night. and the greatest harmony prevails
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TACOMA GETS READY
For State Republican conven-
ton Next Wednesday.
DELEGATES TO BE COMFORTABLE
Several Of the Big Counsfsa Hold Con-
ys9tfons, and . Few instruct
FOR Candidates.

Tacoma Asx. Z-e1scfs1s---Prec
Ter Ice ssa.e oe1vensEez OF tie Has11StcaE
party " Washington. salcs ~ ass n
tss en- Wednesday. are nsaFsy eoF1SseEs1
~ tie business mess committees. as A.
zAaf renAlas 20 be done car cs E1zsss1 -
b Mon1Ay. Tas an&Aes ceE411&tts< A6s
E>erf1Tzs1 4ss Task Of razsAEg LS1 SSezs-
sae1 funds tor lac STATE e5anm44tee. &AS
<ns Cn&xa ser 90 xsssnkzseree zsz4 Efse soszs-
xass sAa& eE eaE-rt&4lErent z11 receg 10 q
TIE e..exxse& 2ae sssEscrs az sec tnA<
beth are vel taken care O. tssEss kAsAr
esav nee. 4 nezt .sttle fasder Ger aiming
tie nanas Of tae 1r1nsspa@ hoss4s ara fss-
<aaranks 81 s5s cry. sltn tSssE fzles, A7S
been eornps.s4 ~ SECRETARY Loia9ef q Sc
ssaaznkseg q cSsuussres. aid cegses q =
rsA De gssced n tna asnGs q every S1as-
esss ard ysssEor wien - Fsseaez he csIy.
,Tsss pamphlet also GontalssS cLasr AaRSfn~~~
ssoa - 4 xzss&5le natHFe.
Rnoxexts fgf roorsk 81 the hotsls srs
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