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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

LETTERS 10 na.ssz 80 Sawgss Es-
yrWn.
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Aez4ss,
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Special Dispatch to the Post-in.eilgencer
TACOMA. June is-The applicat ton for
a continuance In the Peter Miller murder
trial sc, for Monday. was denied BY Judge
kean today
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DIAMOND ice TEL. PIKE iss
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Camhffdge and parties In America there 81
little doubt thai the challenge win b &c
cepted
The meeting win be . great attraction
81 the London season. especially II the
pfesence OF the Prince OF Wales. United
States Ambassador Choate and Lord Rose
bery u secured. ~ II already stated to -
the case
The university men here who have the
matter chiefly u heart. including members
OF both teams. are anxious fer thu match
They feel that the proposal sent to the
United States Ii a very spor.snanlike offer.
and they are confident IL viii be welcome.
The Engiishmen point out that 80 far -
the Americans are concerned. they know
their own strength and the strength OK
their rivals. ~ revealed BY the Oxford and
Cambridge sports In March. but that they.
the challenger. are Ignorant Of what their
opponents may have succeeded In accom-
p.ishing In intercollegiate sports They say
this BODIES nothing bnt good. and genuine
match with the meat genuine desire that
the better side may win.
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CURED OF CATARRHAL DISEASE.

land treatment cured him OF catarrhal
disease. which had existed for IS years.
Although comparatively poor man.
No Amount Of Money
would tempt me to be again as was be-
fore smy treatment at the Copeland In
stitu,e. / am now a years OF age. and
for 30 years no breath had passed through
my nostriis. There was not a moment
during all that time that l did not sufter
The Terrible Discomfort
and distress that follows q complete OBJ
struction OF the nasal passages. Ny sense
Of smell was destroyed. my hearing great
iy Impaired. and there was a pufStng and
throbbing in my ears like the exhaust OF
a locomotive.
Refreshing or continuous sleep was an
impcssibiiisy. Every night OF my life I
was forced 70 leave my bed and walk
ahou; my room. using garxlcs of hot water
to relieve the harsh and irrtfated eordi-
ton Of my mouth ard throat Nothing
but an iron constitution has prevented
The Complete nreak-Down
Of my system under such a iong-continned
II had used lnnumersble remedies for
catarrh and had undergone repeated nf'
erations by leading surgeons IN different
marta Of the country. | had also @0us Mt
relief In changes of climate, but all were
OF no avail. and
Had Abandoned Hope
OF ever getting any better
AFTER ms son. who was aHitcied IN the
same manner, rad been cared by the cope
land physicians he insisted that also
should consult these famous specialists IN
regard to my case. did so. and l have
not been so well pleased In a
Quarter 81 = Century
as I now arm with the results Of my
treatment. IL has brought me cure.
Words fail TO express the pleasure II
breathing freely in "A natural manner tx
per.encec By ore te whom this has been
denied for many years. and | can etsis
cav that In ms case fhe Copeland treats
fnent has been most complete and bril-
liant success The casf has been frislHS,
bat the benefit ~ priceless.
Mrs. EItsa Nelson. Frcmont. Wssh.s
.~rhc most essential features os my ease
msnt cured me The trouble bad been
coming on slowly for Tong time. and was
the result Of eafarYh OF the head. from
which had suffered for many years.
Finally II became 80 bad that | WAS 20
tally deaf IN my left ear. and could only
distinguish very loud sounds with the
ether Every word Of conversation in the
ordinary tone was absolutely lost On rae.
and everybody had ta shout - attract nay
attention or 10 E1Ake ne understand. The
Copeland treatment has not only restored
nsy hearing perfectly. bfss ~ has airo de-
isySYed me entirely from the 6istraet5ng
head noises ard caused the catarrhal Dis
~zs@ To disappear froFn my head ard
throat I sh.rk the Copeland system the
finest thing In THE world fer sick felix's. and
heartily commend " 20 all those la need
Of scientific treatment
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1t Is True That the Fee Of the Copeland Specialists
Is Very Low.
But
less Copeland All Chronic
Open o Every at Only 81
Month, Medicines

are strictly honest ana test - Da-
tween the pAysicians anA their pa
ttents. 10 In under the charge Of
skilled physicians, wAe have de-
voted their Hives to the care 81
chronic diseases. ~ . cost within
the reach 81 every SUFFERER. The
highest professional skim. the 10ss
extensive experience In the treat.
nent Of cAronto diseases. the hest.
most expensive ana p1rest aru0s,
eenponnaea In their own laboratory
and under their peroonal sapeP-
vision, and the nest careful per-
sonal attention. are gtveA the pa
ttent for the merely neninal fee Of
. per month.
IL 10 often asked why the foe In 80
much lower than those exacted by
ordinary phyAiciana. The answer
In, because tt 10 N much ~ most pa-
tients can a1ord 70 pay, because 40
II . fair and Jast price ~ between
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disease There was no rest for me day
or night lost u pounds In weight. ana
grew so weak that could not Walk Few
blocks from my home without complete
exhaustion I was a physical wreck when
/ commenced the Copeland Home treat
ment hut l am now enjoying pe,iect health
again
Mr.. J. w. Jackson. EaisOD, WASN'T
after suffering for seven long years from
chronic catarrh OF the stomach ana al tno
miserable and distressing symptoms en-
gendered by that disease. have fully re-
gained my former vigorous and robust
health through the treatment ! received
from tho Copeland Medical lnsu.uae. nay
worue until my constitution was almost
completely shattered. My strengfh ana
energy vanished and I wasted away In
fesh until ! was but shadow OF my
former self. The remedies received were
worth their weight In gold TO me. and l
am now enjoying as perfect health as 1
have ever known.
Mr.. Daniel Graham. SOuth Park.
Seattle: since childhood had been
troubled with dificulty in breathing. and
the disease grew gradually worse. CAUSING
me the most intense mssery for ten weary
years Many remedies and physicians
proved Intellectual In giving me even reilef
from NY suYertngs. but AZ last l went 10
the Copeland Institute and took course
Of treatment. When had finished my
course was a well man: not trace OF
asthma remained In nv syetem. Thai -
now over three years ago. and there has
not been the slightest Indication Of ro-
lapse"
Nrs. Nancy Moore. Fat1 City,
Wash. II have taken treatment OF the
Topelaud Institute under their popular sys-
tenn OF nominal monthly assessments. ard
This treatment has saved my life and given
ne rene wed health and strength. My symp-
toms were SO numerous thar IL would BE-
fmuos sibIe 10 describe them ALL was tass
sick al, Overland a; last became so weak
that I was unable 20 cross room withou;
support and - emacsated that nv appear
ance was that Of a living skeleton Iy
family ana rfvs~if have been amazed and
delighted with the change that has iFrn
wrnuxh. In my condition. / am nnw well
and strong as hsd excected never again
TO be ana for the first time In many
years do all TSy own housewark with ease.
Mrs. W. .. Ciine, stdaey. wash,
ut II Impossible for me 70 express our
gratitude ard admiration for the knowl-
edge and skill thst have given back 70 our
daughter Emma the use of her eyes. and
savts h~r from The awful a8ssefson Of to-
TAI blindness. Her trouble originated In
an attack % Ia grippe. and not Withstand
ia. ths treatment OF y successful eve
srecsaEfst she graduati. grew worse until
Ne had river up ali hope and believed
that her sight was lest forever We a.
las, toak her TO the Copeland Insf.tnfs
eoy treatment, with the result THAI she
ear now see ~ well ~ ever. All our
friends and neiGhsors consider this .
marvellous cuzN
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Che0plenshtp Dannee Wen - Doys
81 1890.

Cha0Daenshtp Banner Wen - Doys
81 1890.
The first annual class athletic eanes OF
the High school were held yesterday aft
c cs1a.,. On =, ne University OF Westminster
There was much enthusiasm and 4 grand
display OF class coIors.
The 1850 boys won the championship
with score OF % points, and proudly car
rted away the handsome orange and black
silk banner made by the young ladies OF
the school Glass OF 1901 was second. with
= points; l1s third. with e, and 1soe
The surprise OF the day was tho work
Of Frank Barnard In the - yard dash
steadily to the 'front.' and won a clean VIC
tory In good time considering the track.
john Gc.ry made a good showing in the
so's =, vault ana iD.yard hurdles, winning
In athletics. ran well In the mile.
&. James Elder sustained his reputation
BY winning three frsts and three thirds
The half mile walk was one OF the most
Interesting events OF the day and when
little Newberger beat out big Gardner
there was no end OF merriment.
Considering the condition OF the grounds
the performances were good, but figures
were not announced.
Prof Bailey acted a. referee, John Dore
and J. r. Boyden as scorers. Vivian Car
keek n announcer ard p-nf. Douthitt, Of
the Y. n. G. A., as starter.
Following is a summary OF events:
1OO-YarA Dash.
Won by Elder. 80: Crook. 'o1. second ;
Robertson, '02 third. No time given.
Pole vaalt.
Won by J. Geary 1890. LindiE 'oe Sec
ono: Frank barnard. 1900. third. Height
not given.
One Mile Rsn.
Won by Elder: Davis second: Alex
Gooifelow. third.
Running High Jump.
Won by Gardner, 81: Barnes, 'Ql, second !:
It'll. 1900. third.
12d-Yara Hurdles.
Won by John Geary: Frank Barnard,
second: third place undecided.
Pntttng 12-Ponna shot.
Won by Breeze. 80: Gardner. second:
440-Yara Dash.
Won by Elder: John Geary. second;
Crook. third.
Running DroaA Jsnp.
Won by Gardner; Barnes second: Cur
It's 'oi. third.
22O-Yara Dash.
Won By. Barnard; Robertson. "a second:
E1der. third.
Half-Mile Walk.
Won by Newherger. 1900: Gardner. sec-
ond; Betfb. 1900 third.
SSO-YaPa Run.
Won by John Geary: Curtis. second: Ell
der. third.
One Mile Relay.
Won by 1900 team. composed Of follow
ing: Newoerger. Beb5. Geary. Barnard.
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when Dan whose nsse. head anA
ears are stepped ~. whose threat
IL allied with nasty nucas. whose
bronchial tubes are obstPuctea -
that he wheeses like IN engine.
whose stsaseA has lest its DeweP
- DerfeFn tts auty, and whose en-
tire systea Has been Initiated BY
the poisonous seeretions Of eatasrh,
II cleaned est. and made well and
streag Ana happy ~ . ee1rse -
treatment with the Copeland spe-
eia1ists, at N expense 81 hut - per
nonth. medicines and constant At
tendance included, he naturally
feels grateful. and those who hear
Of hundreds Of sucA cases naturally
lock upon the Copeland Medical In
stitute ~ . benevolent institations
bat sucA 10 not the case. IL is IN
Institution conducted on lines that
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Staudtnw Of the CIubs
sEATrLE WINS rRoM TACOMA.
Eirst Baseball Game of the seases
Hard Foaght.

Seattle scorea y hard earned victory over
Tacoma yesterday agserasor al the Asas-
senx strees grounds IN fse opening tai! game
Of the season TIE sccre WAa 70 s TIE
attendance WAS go. and tire quality % bail
aeoxe the average.
Tacoma sssrssl CT n tse s-s. inr.ng like
a whl.swina eeo~frE Eve rinA through
Rec ksn.sesl-s witness ard lscSass coesis
errors In sesr 1@s9 After sAac RoekeGAei5
srtfs~& tews sna rsfehs3 a pretty game.
rax stsrts3 IN vsss Tor Ta-arns- and was
very effective ur - ssse sfx'N in~sn1. ws~n
ne - arvn. whiea. rearses nssa 4 few
errnrs. Allowed seattle 70 pull cut . VIC
tory.
Fe.A pitchers were wei supported con-
s.aestrg TIE co1sttSccs Ct &c gyoaodA Ma
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ness but the treatment made q complete
and lasting cure"
Miss Kate Champagne. Green Lake.
Wash: AFTER thorough personal expert.
ence with the Copeland system Of freasSnAnt
for cafarrai and deafness, ! have no he'll.
the confidence OF the sick and Of the high
est praise ever uttered IN Ito favor. ! took
the treatment after my hearing had heen
Of catarrhal disease Of the ears. ana the
results mere than justify this statement,
My hearing h. now perfect. and an no
longer troubled with catarrh.s
Mrs. A. Peterssn. 800 TwelftA ave.
nue.. Seattle. Wash: II had been . suf-
dsrer from sata arb ever since IN attack
About three years ago began TO have
buszing sounds In my head. ana no
ticed that ! could not hear ~ distinctly
after achirx dreadfuiiy and I loA "a
sense OF sound In that ear. The Copeland
treatment has not only given me hack my
hearing. stopped the distractin9 notses II
my head. and removed all signs OF imam
nation from my carr but II has completely
cured the catarrh which Was tho cause Of
all my trouble"
Mrs. J"ha Pickering. Mount Yer.
non Wash: '.T took a course Of treat
ment al the Copeland Medical institute
about four years aro ard was cured Of
mencei AZ catarrh Of the nose and throat
fti, soon Eprrsd 10 the ears which be-
cafn~ swollen ard snnaned and paInea
me terribly. Then followed a vary nn-
pleasant discharge from both ears and
the Gradual loss az hearing until all ssnso
OF SOUND seemed lost IN me forever. while
the unnatural no4ses In my head alm0of
drove me frantic. The Copeland treat
nsent cured me thoroughly and have
remained cured ever stncc."
Mrs May r.. Gilman. S3s Twenty.
second avenue Seattle: 81 am 4 livfne
Witness of the wondrcua efficacy OF the
Copeland treatment In the cure Of ca
tarrh-~casarrh In Its most viruient and de-
sfrnctiye form. This disease had been
working upon my system for seven years
ard bad ruined my health: in fact nv
very life Was In danger when I went 10
the Copeland Institute. after al 0shGP
means had failed 20 give me relief
ut Was with many doubts and mio.
gtving~ that ] commenced my course Of
treatment. and for time there was little
or no Improvement. but have followed Il
up diligently month after month. until
am now perfectly cured OF my disease and
once again enjoytng the blessing Of per-
feet health"
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SIEUIfIblR6 fItB.
- CONDITIONS - TMEx
J; c1ru II COEUR UALGgEs.


80 pegpatcis to the Post-Intelligencef.
6IANE, May 1.-Gov. Steuneno<rg
- - Spokane tonight from Wardner.
80 = N interview with your cosrezpon-
sSs-l = fov the first time makes public his
z2sssS.s.. and Intentions with regard 10 the Ia
i S- 1870 Ia the Occur 6AleneA He
=. -. naa1anx with the conditions At present
SIS 49, a 6houhons county, II II the pur-
- ~ che state authorities 70 restore
ssse - safety TO the Iaw-abiding inhab-
i akE..S1o e the county and to punish and to-
3 - 1radicafe from this community class
@s - ulfnals who have for years been conn.,
se111ng murders and other crimes in open
1i14on OF the law.
- this end I shall! use the powers vest
y p - 10 the fullest extent necessary. II
r. - tufenfion that the protection Of the
6kaJ1 extend alike 10 tae men and 10
= 6rn sWhc employ them. There Will be and
s - var upon organized labor ~ such,
ertain so-caiIed labor organisations
- - exist and have existed under va
3 - nawes and NJ various times In 6ho.
5nn county are not to be consldered with
Ieoopecting labor organisation else
800 They have been and are now COM
s - By desperate men. who use the or
oteno TO support them In their law
1Sn0nD. and through II keep the sympa-
@ and support Of labor organisations
sWbere not converanr with the condt-
S{hsse desperadoes stop ct no crime.
2Snllee upon the law-abiding members Of
y 7k11e own organisations or the mine owns
n ana others. and have thus terroyi1ed
~ onfire community. Law-abiding and
Eweeopecttng labor organizations here
sl elsewhere should hasten 10 disclaim
I9 and ali sympathy with the organized
y - o. terror that has prevailed In Sho.
& - county for 10 many years. but
1870 should lend every effort to assist
r. rgooecuting these criminals who. by
s 80 acts. defame and miSrtpresent the
Z 1900 Of all organized labor
Cogtain OF the county officers, whose
6loen duty II II to preserve the peace and
G1o1oCt property, have for years been
49, IA sympathy with these criminals
- infimidated By them, and In applying
4 - romedy nothing less drastic than the
$500 itself will cure. There can be no
661oeumise with crime nor with GRIM
ho19 and Ia the performance OF my duty
AAeee will be no subserviency to any pri-
Vo4o interests.
sIbe wage rate paid In the Occur
kAIoneg II the highest for similar labor
- n tiss United States. LaborerE are
6lred that they can come here and work
~ tecelv, that protection to which every
AnDM1eAn citizen II entitled. Every re-
no0ene at my command will be used 10
~ md. and win 10 be used as long a.
IL governor of tho state Of Idaho.''
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Deat Of the New Cempany.
special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
TACOMA. May 1.--Judge Carroll today
confirmed the sales made at the receiver
sale Of the assets of the Tacoma Land
company "Wednesday. there being no oh.
5ecttons dled to the confirmation
All tho claims held by outside parties
have now been paid except In two or three
suits now pending. and in attorneys fees
About Si00.oW in back taxes - due the
county on the land bought In by the reor-
ganfzed company. but Il II expected this
amount win be paid TO the county trenS
urer a. soon a. the new company takes
actual poAseesion Of the property.
samuel E kflner OF New York. chair
man of the reorganization committee. will
arrive In Tacoma in about two weeks and
Until he comes everything will be held In
abeyance- Rumor II still busy az 10 who
tho probable manager win be, and those
who claim to know incline 10 the belief
THAI l. G.. DiiIman. the well known pro-
motsF. VIII be selected. A. DfIlman II q
close friend to James J. Hill some people
argue that his selection would mean q rec
ogniticn OF FIN In the reMganixed COM
pany and ultimately mean the extension
OF the Great Northern to Tacoma.
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derfEi directness with
which the treatment
acted upon my dis
ease. l was almost
broken down from
the effects OF catar-
rhal disease affectir :
my entire system, but
/ am now perfectly
well once more.
Mrs. j A m = = d .
II a m m . n d. 1896
Broadway, Seattle:
when / began my
course Of treatment at
the Copeland Institute.
] had been in such a
state Of debility and
suffering for 50 long
a time, and had tried
SO many remedies
without obtaining any
relief, that / felt sure
l was afflicted with
cancer Of the stom
ach and had little hope
OF ever being any
better. The treatment
more than substan-
tiated all claims con-
corning Its merits. for
It brought me q radi-
cal cure.
Mr.. william Far
rand. 154s c St.. Ta-
coma, Wash: From
the effects OF long
standing catarrh Of the
bronchial tubes, I had
for years experienced
the most terrible dis.
tress and suffering,
conceivable only by
those who have been
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RACING SEASON cL0sEs


Last Event Proves . Mist Ter The
Dooknakers-
SAN FRANCISco. May a-The racing
season, which has continued uninserrupf-
eddy in San Francisco since November /
last, closed with today-s meeting OF tho
Pacific Coast Jockey Club at Oakland. Tho
such California s,r,nss rs VIII invade the
different Eastern tracks. viii begin ~
once. and II IL expected that by the end
OF the coming week the local field viii %
barren Of racing timber. The association
been the most prosperous season in the
history Ut California racing notwtthstand-
Ing the long siege Of racing and the clos
ing Of the Insleside track BY the board
ance ~ the cioatng days has eQuAied, 4
not exceeded. that of the earlier period.
as fully twc-thirds Of the prominent East
ern stables remained until the last
The last race on the card today was pro-
linc Of sensational developments. ~ La
Goleta, Of the BALDWIN string. who was the
extreme outsider. and who went to the
post practically unbacked. won In = romp,
while Rosinante. backed from to to 1
to and Oh the boards In nearly every
book. finished z bad last. II Is estimated
that the books won many thousands OF
dollars by La Goietas victory. rs Rosi-
mantle carried . world of money.
Nike and sixteenth--Sir Urian won. Elm
stein second New Moon third. Time, 1:4sax.
.s cone Penso sn.rd T,m Mon L.
Mile and Z sixteenth-Earl Cochran won.
Silver State second, Pa flanagan third
One mile, seiling-Recrea,ion won. Ohm
thus second. Highland Ball third. Time.
1.4e.
Mile and sixteenth. seiiing-B enamela
won: Major Hooker second. Jennie Beid
Mile and an eighth--La Goieta won. Daisy
+. second. May w. third Time. l:52,s.
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NOTHING HEARD FROM GREENLEE
Drew $4,000 10 Buy . Farm and Dis
appeared.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures
TACOMA. May zo.--No trace has yet been
found OF =. r. Greeniee, who drew 81 900
from the London h San Francisco bank
May II and then suddenly disappeared
After receiving the money In gold Green
lee walked across the street tn the Metro
poiitan bank. where he changed IL into cur
renry. Since he stepped out of the hank
he has not been seer nor heard from by
those new searching for him. He drew the
money for the purpose OF buying farm
near Buckley
The police believe that Greeniee either
left the country quietly or was robbed. His
friends at Buckley state that he Is eccen :
trio. He came 70 Buckley from the East
but a short time ago.
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI. May :o-Reeuits:
Six and a half furlon gs- Quaver won. Lie
wanna second. Edna +. third. Time. / 09x
Seven surfongs-F1op won. Kriss Kringle
second. Semi Colon third. Time. ! III.
Mile and seventy yards selling-Rastus
won. True Light second. vicsorfne third.
Time. 1:s.
Six furIongs-pusch Comedian won, Ber-
sha Melt second Lucy NJ. third. Time. I IA
Six and a half furiongs. seliing-Fair
Deceiver won. Marietta second. Rotha
third Time. :2ik.
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@@~~& <~ss<f~4 NF<&S -
Mr.. e. r.. HoDaaA,
lea First avenue, Sc.
attic: ~ lost my sense
Of hearing through
the effects Of catArrh.
I was deaf to ali or
binary sounds, and the
unnatural busting In
my ears almost drove
me frantic. I Woo
cured by the Copeland
treatment at Z trtillug
cost. after spending
hundreds OF dollars u
doctors bills. !"
Mr.. h. =. Weo6.
ard, Whatcom, Wash:
Il had no faith IN the
ability Of any phyet-
clan 70 restore lost
hearing. but I now
wish to say 70 Ill
those who doubt the
cure Of deafness and
catArrh. that the Copo-
land treatment doe
cure these dioeasooL
Ny cure = IN UNI
speakable relief -
me-
Mr.. las. Droelko1t.
Bothell, WASH: The
Copeland treatment
cured me of catarrA
and restored my LOSE
sense Of hearing somo
three years ago, And =
have remained perfect
" well up 20 the pres
emit time. Ny case
was q very bad 0nA
with dischnrgtng ears.
ringing and roaring
sounds In my head.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiiigeneer-
TACOMA Nav ss--Maynr Nick~us to-
day appointed W l. Jackson. Thomas
and pr J. r Lee as a board OF examiners
10 inquire into tho qualifications Of Ts-
coma tlarksmiths I'd hold their jobs and
ISsu~ licenses to those who nass the ex-
animation In accordance with the proyt-
sions OF tho new law.