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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-29

cross-examination of Adams tomorrow
morning before Cornish goes on the
stand.
COULD NOT IDENTIFY IT.
At the afternoon session, small box
was handed to DR.. Phillips for identi-
hcation. He said he could not say posi-
lively that it was the identical box he
had seen on the table in the room Of
"A. B. (BarneD, at the Knickerbocker
Athletic club but he felt certain it was
the same box. The box was marked
for Identification. DR.. Phillips stated
that he had been practicing medicine
for II years and had seen only two in
stances of cyanide of mercury poison
ing, these two being the two cases I'M
der question.
| Mr.. Weeks asked the witness what
| time he was called in to attend "a b.
| (BarneD. He said it was about g.. 80 in
the morning. He said he had no knowl-
edge of cyanide of mercury being used
for medicinal purposes and had made
only the most casual study of the case
as to whether the symptoms he found
in his two patients were purely those
| to be found in cyanide of mercury pois-
oning
DR. Louis A. Coffin, who was also in
attendance on both Barnet and Cornish,
was the next witness. he said he was
called to attend Cornish on Dec 2S,
1898; that he found him suffering from
the effects of irritant poison, with a
| very weak pulse and heart action. He
| gave, among other things, remedies to
sustain the hearts action. He ex-
| pressed the opinion that Cornish was
| then suffering from mercurial poison
| ing.
| The witness was then asked about
the nature of the substance obtained
| from the stomach wash given Cornish,
and he described it in detail, corrobor-
ating the statements of DR.. Phillips.
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cross examination of Adams tomorrow
morning before Cornish goes on the
stand.
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Continued on Page Two.)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
Is It Really So Dangerous to EatP

There being nothing breathe but air; nothing to hear
hut sound nothing food what with scientists
nd the doctors humanity nothing left to do
uut to die H2rdIy single article be
4ioned that it not tabooed by dietary school other
Either the physician condemns or science fobds
come to the pass that it is question shall sub
rs on air or strike out on faith hardworking
oastors did not put with their stoachs
They lived died in ignorance of possessing such thing
ss a vermform appendix. They ate whatever tasted good
H. them results which gener
ey satisfactory. pampered age might follow their
example with beneficial results Being possessed the
spirit Of investigation indigestion
IA the other day resolved studying the
authorities consulting physicians noting down
meanwhile all could learn together with the
rdvice secured, and here is the result:
special objection is urged against
Exception taken blood if
sumen rendered indigestible germs are
curious and dangerous
Milk is disease producer Butter is filthy under the
microscope Cheese constpatng Eggs cause cysrura
Vegetables ndigestibe
sarchy for the ordinary stomach if predgesed
they Objectionable they make the digestive
gans more and more unable to deal with natural food
Nuts raw are too firm in texture and cooked are nnutr
tive of the INSTRUMENTATION
one used to say aught against but
they. too,
Apples potash pears and prunes pre-
vent healthy digestion by their Laxative effect;
berries woody. fruits are unfit to form
considerable portion ones Tropical fruits are
picked green and do not ripen naturally enough
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
Kansas In 1t EVERYWHERE.

Kansas man is fourth assistant postmaster general
Fe appoints all of the fourth class postmasters
United States including those Utah.
concentrations for many others. Glenn Miller another
graduate of the Kansas State University
marshal for ormondom Brigham Roberts defense
declared that the president had appointed out in
Utah to posmasterships which fellows ing with
more than one wife and he named the Bristow
forward with the president knew
nothing of the fact the ocmons being biga
ists It seems these recommended 10y the other
kansas Glenn Miller. and another dispatch says that
the fact may cost Miller his official head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
1ai1u Eagle
NJ. vi. MURDOCH. Editor.
The Whole Hog or None,

Every political welded by the state OF kansas
k every financial interest and the state boasts or
gone have been relegated consigned to Kansas CITY
missouri suppementing control of this state
commercial interests the dominating OF Kan
as railway managenents the coercng of our public
men into supporting that ctys mail fraud member
kve seriously proposed that the political officials of Kan
sas should be assessed to employ Kansas
CITY Missouri paper the of the Republican party
f Kansas striking language of our regretted Grim
k,hieain Great God! next?" The next thing noted
Roy us is the meeting Democratic central committee
bf Kansas in Kansas City only day before yes
krday The executive the Kansas Republican
etae central lately been in the habit OF
holding night meetings Missouri instead of
TT the capital But all pretence of
PRIDE loyalty and duty aside the Democratic execu
tive committee meet open daylight There remains
but the one hope state chance to TO
herself the aggregate of taxable valuations Of
(which we are robbing transferring to that
Missouri town but one last whereby this
wealth may figure as the future estimates of
the worlds commerce finances and that is to
congressional consent of that town to
kansas and then for people hither the
btaI their state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
The President and the Trusts.

President McKinley's delverance upon subject of
trusts sill be satisfactory everybody who believes that
the monopolstic combinations capital should
pressed
He refers what Presidents Harrison and Cleveland
had said in messages to congress with to the
efficacy legislation suppression of trusts and
declares that legislation failed accomplish the
for the reason mainly that state laws of
such diverse character He suggests That steps be taken
the adoption the uniform antitrust
CODE and he recommends that supplement such
legislation by general which would
late suppress the combinations capital proved
oppressive people trade
competition.
1t remains for congress to do its duty. The Repub
can majority Of that body w if it has listened to the
of the party various conventions
dispose of the question will prove
satisfactory the people The issue has been raised and
will be into years campaign unless
dsposes of good why presidents
suggestions should be followed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
Senator Baker and the Coal Hines.

Senator Lucen Baker of Kansas having elegraphed
striking miners of southeast Kansas that so all in
his to effect the release P Reese imprisoned by
Judge Williams court for contempt in that
Reese dsqbeyed injunction of the court not to go
upon the coal companys grounds walking delegate
petitions and letters being forwarded senator at
Washington to lay before congress the meantime the
attorneys and friends the miners unioa have
before Judge Thayer United States court of
appeals with application writ of habeas corpus
The writ has been allowed returnabe on the 9th
of this MONTH Reese meantime being released on
bond $4,000 which, it is said he Will be able TO or9sare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

bore valuable and all of them less of gold
and silver With modern appliances long since
forgotten the living their locations only being
preserved by official records being explored The New
tells of effort being by divers the
vicinity of Chos, with the the Turkish
search of treasures which sunk there nearly
1870 years 1t Chos 177O during the battle
of Chesme the Turkish fleet was annihated
Russian flagship went to the bottom Thus far the divers
have had great and their share of the redeemed
will be remunerative despite the big portion de-
manded by the Turkish government. The wreck of the
Russian flagship found depth of $50 feet 1t is
known contain large gold and silver coins
18th century 100000 in coins have
been recovered A Turkish warship is anchored
where the divers work and sack of money
raised is at handed the commander of the vessel
who apporons it to the and the Besides
the many objects of value found including
gold and silver crosses and jewels.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
Southern Kansas Business Men

Figurativeiy speaking. every advertiser
displays his wares In his fayorite news
paper more thoroughly and more effect
lively than he can display them in the
windows Of his store. Every copy q
newspaper IN which he advertises brings
the contents Of mis- store % the earnest
attention Of more than one prospective
purchaser. The advertisement IS the p0-
tential factor in business.
one swallow does not make a summer
and one advertisement cannot make a
business season fruitful a single drop
OF water Is insignificant. but many d-o2f
wear away the stone. To establish D-1-
mess Il IS Just as necessary 20 advertise
every day as Il - 70 open the doors q
the establishment IN which The business
fs transacted. Expenditure f0r properly
p1aced advertising are always prohtaoe
because advertisements bring trade.
The carefully prepared AID vel dis
pIayed advertisement is the most sacce S.
ful promoter" Il sees. more people
in one DAY than the average human pro
motor can interview ~ the Whole o. his
professional career. i appeals - tHe
raader directly and convlnciuE.y. and
catches trade that could not - irfu-
-enced by the most eloquent talker. The
wise business man employs the most %
tentiaI agent 20 strengthen ard Increase
his business.
John Warnamsker's way q iavitlng the
children. Then 60 70 the basement sHa
Sc the TOYS ard games and dolls. WHAT
= delightful. bewi4derra inland tern2ia-
rlaB, Your safety les II looking "a tas
.ovs that cost more than Tou can aG9fc
- mend. There are 81 many taiuEs .cr
ifssla-tbzt wonderful -0p. Tor i1stance-
-1aa before you kaow q. yo1 uay spend
more tasu you - Any idez % sgena-rz
sgt ws snaat aotice Ehstser goa sped
asvthfrg ~ not, ard. Is ~ saoge aas-
pe7 % notice. g snaU rot make the
snratest diferenee r. 0u- welcome.
4 I.zt-lnstaly evo.7es adrert-s1ag boom
rs-er fsi-s- Man otheT a1gn3s sEe f9s7i-
"a sssgu Hoec1.aIs5u. ard ih-8F rss9 -
s-a f-eauentiy aasaEiFfact1ry. a9f 20 say
.sfssefregs. 20 the syeeslsf1T. TIE sd
awake business RAJ segEe mas rnD1eT
invested 81 clever asTsfrlseruezfa brings
sure and stes5s Dreata - So investor
ggt ~ must caretartF l1Tert 1eA tsrae
ana present rEsss a. prshse.r patrons n
80 met csuvanri1z Enazasr grssls-e-
sell constructed a5vaTfzser1e-f e bs1es-
ca n tie iaisg1lsE V1Fctaafr aHs 3 tfe
merchant. f1T s. t@i,a eas t1at - Eet
e. vlsh~s % bay fse etssr has 20 sel-
Prlaters' Irk. Eere s. e. e1ssT.f-se-1
r. order 90 EeE usafer4s1 Cox 81 a6sHTtilt
r1Nnt - sh1es mzss s; - fse Esast
suzi.tses tsat k1oas - s1d caafa.z- Yes
W. sraasssg PISS Egws I'll aHlrg -
MATERIAL. afFles r1espnsss. wfNrs ready
eozrzrsssa wIta 8saer sake gsarsa
s~@s. sree ss9aes aGH-e5 FF8z tsees
ssras raa saesid an1 Z sAfF - sra1ers
a fsreEey fa4F s1asEsrerlssut - E1e seaes
Tze Same process r21-d - s-sssea u3e4
arr aftscss Cr fas process ca p ~
eeesss ard ls- n1ze - tss ei
;has Essa Shoes % 30 esfafa F@
taese s. Seed aiso es fzs = asase
A., snfssNss4zg asserfa&1E z-1-L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
Along the Kansas Nile.


Out IN western Kansas q f. said Of
man who Is insane that his switchboard
needs fixing.
oscar Hurst a ranchman n Kearney
county. recently returned from a days
hunt IN the sand hills with three ante
l09es.
The nag which Preston Piumh's eompa-
nv bore IN the civil war. company e.
Eleventh Kansas Is preserved IN a bank
vault in Em9oria.
Tho railroad system with the greatest
mileage IN the world 81 the Peunsyivania-
Next comes the Chicago and Northwest
ern. and then the Santa Pc.
II is now possible 90 send messages 70
Cuba from Kansas f9r = cents q word
Before the war. it cost 8 a word. The
first reduction was 20 81 word
The Piner boys. living south o. Pres
ton. last Monday caught en- eagle mess
urlng ten feet from ZIP 70 TIP n trap.
but q was an awful strain on the trap.
The Kansas Popu'ists are trying 20
make political capital out ~ ere fact
that Mckinley n MS message di1 nor
mention or promise The repeal % tae war
tax
A. Wellington the opera house has been
paving - yes- tax To th-s has been
led au occupation tax - 8 aighf.
aud the manager has cancelled Az TIE
ENGAGEMENTS companies bad booked herr.
There are. iu Kansas. pcddierg = high
and l0w degree book aseats meek ani
ausfere. but the only ifineraut zHo az
ways struts tarouga a town Win pro
prie;ary tiit 20 his ch'n is the rug ven
Der.
The Ksnrsr rivafs 7u Snail r1'Hft. ne
wao,e political r7BpieKion - ore <z1raa
county q aald % have been changed ~
ire clfcHmstance ~ man taking Ms
mug or ~ ore barber shop ard r1-t'az
% ia another
on re sise r. santa Fs car ttis Nas
recently f1ynd.
There. Hi,le Ca car. sen'i yau eryi
Your be bigger. ~ snf 81
Vvcer tres take yoa 81 thr rh9p
Al y0aI need wii Pr q t1p.
A. Mezie3 cry rsceafly Haea1ss -
eliza Pad1vaai Farreu EaFe fsfNWsl
o-.a-a ans Paul Hseaon "a hs papsr
stds her faFawea ~ta ihF " fhe
r~ea-tfu1e. fersrH. qlf vlFa % m
a-os-~ Tzrk = Kansas re,iirE fzst
out - his naosfs.
Issae sfnpre1 sss hst5 go q ess-s
- yogrz agys ard Eiria uzfrgi-T f.
Zsrr9H fsrt aEsrf - t"@tA TT. 80 $50
q 10y urerr ts csn rot BE- nlarfis5 eyes
y far cnearf - rareafs is give7 beg
ssaes that exc Fnarrizxs w p lFEa'
= c5aseat ls Efea
p str5ss-s. rsr-efs-y - r-e t'sfs
rrusfs.ts-r aaelssg says .tsf tfs FFpsi-
etff-- 80 t-re-t - hs.ffieF z~iFr zFafn.
fhat weere tkree rfars sE tss1
z 90 VS. rel-ef fts TeFr ffa has
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t8er as gFaseT4tiaa
g. sse SAYS - srs ses@ iAe -1tft-
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$50 A.. -sr s-s ssfsE -sr-f - ra-
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go a a fleEs fast fs = .
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sfass pears e aaa a rsaf god ga
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
The Cd Original Abolitionist Dead.

The Rev. Samuel May who died his home in Ieices-
ter Mass, the oath ult the Of &c. the last
surviving assistant of Phillips and
the other leaders of the propa against slavery
the days when abooniss neither numerous uni
versay respected He graduated at Harvard in the
class Of 1929 and his classmates Charming Dr.
James Freemen Clarke. His humanitarian
impulses together with the influence of the example his
cousin the Rev. Samuel Joseph May drew his
pulpit engage the anti-savery agitation
o. Massachusetts Slavery society his
executive abyshown in directing lecturers in the field
arranging meetings, raising perhaps
useful in promoting the than the some
others who prominently before the public He
spoke infrequeny the platform his services
especially valuable in business management. 1t
due to his efforts that fund for Mr.. Garrsons declining
raised after the close of the the early
years ant-slavery Mays deprived
him of the friendship of of his parshoners
men, but the time when they able measure
justly his patriotism and his devotion high ideals
his death the first citizen
town in which the greater part of his life had been spent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
Too Many Political Bosses.

The Lawrence that Kansas with its form
and unQuesoned credit have remained Republican
but for its political bossm, the state would show
fifty thousand Republican majority today but its pre-
pOnderance OF political bosses who broken factona
dstraoting the We inclined to think
the esteemed about right Each gang Of rOoers has its
henchmen and head and the pushers puers are multi
plying until the seemingly victory Of next year may
prove a rout
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

From the Indiana eiis Iour-al)
The SAoe C.erk-Beg your pardon mad
an bur & IS Euz5er aTe shoe yo1
want. instead q > number three-
Shss-Nnraher eve Yea ras5st og fnE-k-
t-z az the size cf your lat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

The against the wicked deceit in Santa Claus
died Anyhow every child figures
his errand into the back yard connected with
trance of the Christmas tree into the house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Unless White in Ladysmth rescued by Butler he
pressed for time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
The Sea Gives In Vast Riches.

Storms and battles hidden collisions have
dotted the bottom Of the with wrecks OF ships which
have gone past greatest number Of waen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

The Republicans won Kentucky Even the Coebei
forces recognize it But day after election
impossible to concede it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Both the Beers the English charge others
fire white flags When begins earnest it is poor
place to hunt for etiquette, etiquette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

The antipolygamy crowd in Utah is in the minority
but is loaded with calcium lights and dynamite its
fireworks being discharged in the direction of Mr. Rob
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Mr. GoebeI not elected governor Of Kentucky and
OF Kentucky.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

In the Anglo Saxon Great Britain get
the that Mr. Mckinley with the slide trombone
shot up the scale hit high that down
music.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

In Illinois last week a stone a weighing twenty-sX
pounds unearthed This would prove beyond
doubt that the domestic joy splitting kindlng very
and that profanity itself is prehistoric.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

strictly Roberts it should be said that
when he follows his wives viii
head half as hard the average Widower there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Christmas comes but year gets older
the years do not travel clutches they used
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

CHRISTMAS is our greatest holiday. cheering brght-
ening everything. even the chiidless home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

months in Harvard University $639417
been spent athletics. But $4,000
hibitions. and a whole lot of muscle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Apparently Beers Methuen surrounded.
The Beers great surrounding their activity
to end there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

An of AguinaIdos retreats are cut Of and II he
soon be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Needles and pins, needles pins when a
three times. Roberts did goes congress- his
trouble certainly begins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Right in Kansas the coal dealer is suffering every
authorization.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

Small the population Transvaal is, England
learning enough supply occupant
the shadow of every in the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

safe say that Dewey certain recev-
ing Christmas gifts already an engage
ment with the abstractor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

The literary world attacking Kiplng after having
auded him the skies. Kiping might well have
American hero three months a. home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

At all events Mr. Roberts expe~fence VIII discourage
congressional ambitions sultan Of suIg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10

The sailors who loaf about South
street New York. say that there is Moth
5re like an "old Iime-iuiceT" 20 sail on,
for good treatment and comfort A lime
f;.icer" is a British ship; she goes by that
name all over the world because. long
no the British captains would give Moth
nc b,,t Urne-f7lfce for the scurvy. Thomas
Roberts az New York. agent for the Sea
mans Union. who has been sailor. OF
and on. for thirty wears, SAYS sailors
ike the British ships 50 well that lots
% them 20 20 England % ship on them.
Won see. II the boardlng-masters get
down on a man he's simply got 70 Do
vrbat they tel him. No British captain
sare take a man OF his ovn account:
he'd be boycotted. you Nigh, say right
az,av I vent down - a BRITISH bark
the other day Can't Do anything 70
,cr SAYS t1e mae. 60 % the board
i-r-r7aste-. We haven't got any SAY =
New York I've had 20 70 % Eugland
n shin OF a dus-tGicer. and I've net
many an American seaman there. sar
from experience ta1d I've been FIRST
mattel. that 10 se,f--espect-us nan Fsan-a
. 70 aboard an American snip; ana none
.,0ss = re knows better and esH hep 3
More thar that the American captains
cave had thls same reputation fer years
ara wears. and Il seems uow IS though
nov slvsys would have IL
~5twfthstazEinE t5fs. ;as DAYS . TIRE
f~k--uzte- are ueaTlF past ~hs
s.bs,cko-' IL ire r-al who E1iPs ire cTs~
into ssape-a giant bully. Al oSlcer
Who car whip every man r. ths c7ea ard
rants ~ q = nearly every daT- Tsere
~ hr-kcs. e e. said. sut they zre slT
e-4pxh g. % th@ir buZFi1s = tie A.
ss-ee e wi'7ssses sore aaTs aee7
t--rvu % sEirg se}aTf1g->>1s ard firzss
--s.- h-uss knuck1es = the dark Tssrs
q !. no ezsu1s fsz- - fhe AK ncEassTz
4, = ed ard tEa- h1s hEoEEst relef-
:, i hard - sna q sa&1r Sc h&s eEef
80 F-sss krssckies Used sveT sess
rfs.az drawn. ~ . -zzn tsiisf wits -
Ia.s.r-air TIE cd onss- h7ssreTs 40
- 70. &c 80 50 z-y nors. tal h9~ Z
Used g ss tozs-
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#IH4fLE HIIlgE 80. f.HHa. - I.fir.
o. aH1rarH. tHHf I4HEfHH sI.. fHia inv
- afi H#HHlat#ns. 1.aiafs 100 plies. igHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
THE POLITICAL pot
IS NOW SIMMERING
Prior to Getting on a Hot Old Boil.
Candidates Stirring the Fires.

wai.a It would be dimsult far the
democracy 20 pick out "a man ~
Eastern Washington who would De
harder % beat than Colonel Bul"
Uuuphy
Republicans are ~ SEA on state
offices Tine positive refusal OF *.
senator Wilson t. he candidate
for governor. left his many friends
in the air Hon Levi Aukcuy g.
frequently mentioned no pos bile
candidate FOR governor. though 30
one appears authorizes - ap.8k Tor
him and go far. ~ h1H neither te-
niDd nor assented e. tho proposal %
make him the standard BEARER ~ the
PARTY should he decide 20 he n
candidate the nEhf would ue warm.
"a h. has arden friends and no.
th.e enemies tie puaa-asra the ma
turaI powers and tho executive OK.
periruea. gained ~ managing cxten-
aive business Interests. which M him
e. on tho position - governor
Hon. John E. Alien htH many
warm friends ia Walla Walil vino
x0uid be delighted - see him tire
republican candidate for governor.
o. for any other uozItia- he may
ghposr TO seek H. would make "a
most popular candidate ana a FIRST
rate governor.