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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30
Times Its Price.

| awoke last night with severe pains in
my stomach. l never felt so badly in all
my life. When | came down to my work
this morning felt so weak could hard
lv work. went to Miller & McCurdy's
drug store and they recommended Cham
beriains Collie, Cholera and Diaarhoea
Remedy. 1t worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all right. 1t certainly is
the finest thing ever used for stomach
trouble. | shall not be without it in my
home hereafter, for | should not care to
endure the suffenngs OF last night again
for fifty times its Price.-G, Wi WILSON
Diverymnn, BurgettstownHs ,oashington
County, Pa. This remedy ,fr sale by
Matthaes Pharmacy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30
Death of MIR. Lancaster.

B. +. Lancaster, a resident OF Shenan-
doah Junction, died Sunday of paralysis
Of the brain. The deceased was connect
ed with the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company al that place for some years.
He was about 50 years old. His remains
we're taken to his former home Berryville,
for interment.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30
100 South Queen St, Opposite
Nicklas Bros, Furniture
Store.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE


FOI bUV No IN I7IF1s' IRV'IIUhV' v"
Opens Sept 18th, 1900. one Of the
leading Schools for Young Ladies in the
South. Magnificent buildings, all mod
ern Improvements. Campus ten arces.
Grand mountain scenery in Valley of Va.
famed for health European and Ameri-
can teachers. Full course. Superior adj
vantages in Art, Music and Elocution
Students from thirty states For cata-
logues address.
MATTE p. HARRIS, President, Roa-
noke, Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30

Your best friend can give you no better
advice than this For impure blood, bad
stomach and weak nerves take Hood
Sarsaparilla.'
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30

On July 4. 1777, the anniversary OF
the Declaration was celebrated in Phil
adelphia, Boston and New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

FEW SPECIALS
M - 4 decided bargain. See them.
- A pear-in corner ON Jackson
sfr.et, i10xf30; houses. rental In
so1ne as per month; room for )
n0Fe houses
- fine new and modern S-room
Z kSSne: brick foundation; on Four
5Sx0fh avenue: best neighborhood.
xyIn buy new, modern, 10-room
100. near James street power
81 fSIee: good bargain.
em buy l0-room house. lot 60xl20.
! &locks from Cedar street cars:
room for second house: easy terms.
4 y ~Wnl buy s-room house. walking dis
innce: this property will sell for
a xxbte this money In few months:
II f6rcial reasons for quick sale. easy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09
CLAIRvOYANTs.

PROF. c. III. ROTH has received highest
Endorsement of press and public Of Sc
attic, as well as other cities, Recognized
by all clairvoyants and seers as their
leader. and
POSITIVE MASTER OF OCCULT
FORCES.
Tells full name of every caller and for
what purpose they come to consult him;
advises on business, mining, sickness,
love, marriage and all domestic rela-
tons. Consultation, 81. Hours, 8 to s.
Offices, 905 First avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

.p1sst-class IN every respect, a mod
IN ~ Yg00W house on RentOn hill, corner
4 ~ streets graded: very fine view
Sz31odern s-room house. corner lot,
II = North Seattle, one block from
- modern l-room cottage on lO-foot
II u9of Broadway and Madison
<os1er lot on Broadway, ooxl28. three
6Gom from new high school.
"a triangular lot. having 4 'front.'
Id R n ~ feet on Madison street. near
;8 nUWef h0une; room to build three
n p: terno II desired.
IN c0xi1D on Twentieth avenue. near
aan; an street improvements COM
~; easy terms.
LII on Queen Anne hill. 0ox1so;
s. ~ graded; near. school: good view.
-AR excellent lot, 00xl&, on Four
81 n1A avenue. north Of Issnny way.
~ e0x1M, corner 0f Tenth avenue
l3 8no4 John street.
I )Goug1e acre tracts at Brighton Beach
11toa. on the Renton car line &c fare
L - title; abstract furnished; easy
ODoR0p w. pILLIN0,
IT Xrwav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

-l(sv strictly modern house Of s
" X1uo pooms. located on the first hill.
NH IN ~ new high school building.
'ew sroom, house; with It. Soxlo
{t ~ Nz4w; water IN the Kitchen.
-ty0 tOt on Third avenue. with
- nocses. paying more than u per
010& on the price asked
~ house Of rooms. nice home.
M leeo IN.
"a srac, OF land fronting ~ feet.
(; 4 0o0taon street. close In, with two
a INIT houses, and room for an many
.es can be made to pay big rate OF
2:EWnLLyN : WARD. lls Marion st.
NIu are high and show no stigma OF
X D0g down. Let me show you home
4 2 - three car lines that are cheap
III III USce only. This II property OF an
11o witch must be closed out.
3 - modest homes from 1900 up. con-
loet and In good neighborhoods. All
-. not required
(, a advance. Can be bought on time.
H&D1Ggs may ind II to their advantage
nj uoSpe for acreage In and near Seat
~ 10y for plattinx. .n ~,..
~ 70 new settlers In search Of homes.
81 n. srEIN. sas New York block.
uTAliIsHED 1856: resident OF Seattle
-
1--we are selling the old Dunlap
y On the Seattle and Renton car
- ~ Dunlap postotlioe; cheaper than
~ eehsr land on q scent car line out
~ washlnsson water front. near
xHaAton beach,
LOT and three houses. rent for
4-Two houses and lots near Jackson
.4Eeet. rents for tIs per. month.
s-recm house and lot; rents -;
ae6kGr " YpGNLAr. S Union mock
Kiegsnt modern homo. half block
aeatacn car; s rooms, hath. cellar. WIZ
Ffrsl-class s-room house: Twenty
0<r$h avenue. bath. fruit: worth 0We
Fsne modern home: largo lot. com
~2neing view; a snap.
tfp-to- date home. Ycsicr car. seven
.VawG fruit. chicken houses
Lot NxiN Twen,y-ninth avenue.
- LAMoNT \ co. tN Newrork hids.
IN eALE-1-foot lot ON west side OF
xNf avenue. between Madison and
ing streets; choice location for bust
eloch to intending purchaser who
N.eld Loan $4,000 on long time AZ low
we q Interest. J. 8. Elliott. ais Pio-
Buys new house: rents for 80
- this
~ houses near business center;
mss houses from si.aoo 60 sS.oa.
- cAMrREL1. q CO, tce burke bldg.
SxAF rent beautiful lots. - to tin.
9sns new addition; one block car
tue graded school: - down. - month
q new sidewalks. agents charge 80
eot as good Hillman. Tahoe av-
1se. Green Lake car.
t.Nlkn sALE--Owuer must raise
10y vii, sell new t-nat building.
sNing distance: rented ~; big bar
~" psss per cent month net. See IL
- n*uny way, Lake Union car. Owner
~sinx In rear.
shoiee lots eheap. $50 Ia u.ioo on
aawas. Tenth. Twelfth. Fifteenth
sixteenth avenues north, near Mad.
- mortgaged property: must be sold
l,rk Mock
~ uALE--xAsco. modern house, with
~ n4Ssse gas, electric light. etc: corner
~ 4lN. both streets graded; deslr-
iocAtion for a doctor. irst hill;
- N Carraher 40{ Bailey building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

NEW HOMES.
4-roou house on Harrison street,
"A Broadway: bath, gas. electric
IA al modern convenicnces; two
]sYS6m house, Denny way; base
~ 6ath, gas; modern throughout.
@6ao&n Anne avenue, Groom cot
- nodern, up TO data.
-i.foom house, Second avenue north;
+ 175n6r lot. good view. modern.
II INvE9TMENTe.
-4onton Hill, near Madison street,
ff6lIy house. I rooms each; modern.
N0(ed 10 best class Of tenants; pays
~ cent: tnap buy.
~llox1O; Improved. pays - - per
4: c0ratr: tws car lines.
-S-foom house; city water: good
"A SsNt: car lines: Twenty-ninth
-Cofner; sewer, grade tax all paid;
4 r. - line near Jackson street.
y - LOTS.
~. Nopuhiicnn street. near Broadway;
4 IN uIdewa.ks. sewer. streets graded.
IA for. only 1.i00
1901 heights lots overlooking the
M r. cof HE.
= lots. e75 up: Seattle lots, $50 up
Anne hill lots " up
e XuAl.I<EY Z EASTMAN.
xdzz's and Colman Block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.
SPECIAL prices on shingles. cedar siding,
interior finish and kiln-dried lumber. Pa
cine Lumber a Pipe Co., Railroad ave-
nue. and Pine street.
IMPERIAL lime s: rs pure Cheaper. be-
cause II goes farther than others Cor
don and Co. s07-s Western Ave. Tel
ephone. Main 80
KILN or air-dried No flooring and bev-
el cedar siding. Address Wallace Lum-
Der CO.. Wallace. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

ns,asueoo n,reo~cn..
SoOsvO O'LViOisi
.c~c-c,o- :, .-,-r
-------------------------
iois Second svenus. ''S'~
5000 ------------
aooTH wHITT1 .rsrv y Sronn n
STRAC,T co. esta hlished 1e6p Rase
ment Haller block. Telephone, Main ia.
Co. me- e.sabiished ' isss removed s%p ssss.
ment Mutual Life building.
ACCOUNTANTS.
--.~
FRANK 4: MCGEE; s.psr. ana commute.
a.. and. public a,s,, !. accounts; book. opened:
Ssssc'.d :, ,,nescslIec rss.roncs .nc nns.rI
.--.~>-.------------
ity spparata: q every descripsion;
AsB1sTos GOODS.
covering q speciality. De sofia Dsus.
sing Co. sis Western avenue.
hanks.
-~---------------~-
DEXTER HORTON . CO.. BANKERS.
Oldest bank in washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

Z - ar West Seattle lots. $50 and up.
IN ballard lots, 80 and upwards.
~ our Broadway lots.
lat NORTHERN LAND a LOAN
3H. II FIRST avenue Phone. Main 6ee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

ASK the people who and what DIR. How
land is and can do. He challenges the
world to find his equal positively tells
the future unerringly: unites the separ-
ated. brings success in all business af-
fairs. love. courtship. speculation, Law.
travels. deaths. mining; tells your lucky
days. He has never failed In anything
yet His clairvoyant sight reaches out
beyond the curtain that separates most
people from the future. His power OF
helping others can't be beaten. Form
erly a Baptist clergyman. and a regular
graduate of medical college. Readings,
50c and up. from . a. m. to p. m. 719
Third avenue. room 3.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
Well Deserved Honor.

Among Van Buren, attorneys none
enjoys n higher esteem OF the general
public than Mr.. Ed. b. Peirce, and 1t
Is always u pleasure to be able 70
chronicle the advancement OF such u
worthy young man in his chosen pro-
fessiOn.
Some months since Judge Rogers Of
the Federal court at Fort Smith appointed
Mr.. Peirce to the position Of referee In
bankruptcy for this district, and Mr.,
Peirce has filed the position In most
satisfactory manner to the court End
litigants. Now comes the information
that Mr.. Peirce s talent rs a lawyer has
been more appreciated yet and that he
has been offered the position of assistant
attorney for the Choctaw railroad with
headquarters ut Little Rock, There Is
only one serious objection Of our people
to his acceptance of the position and
that Is that IL will necessitate his re-
moval from Van Buren,.
Wednesday 1t was announced that
Judge Rogers had appointed Mr.. Peirce 8
law partner to the position OF referee in
bankruptcy. Judge Rogers in this rs
well as his first appointment showed
most excellent judgment, Mr., South
mayd's thorough knowledge Of com
mercial law as well as the intricasies of
business interests, added to which Is a
reputation OF most scrupulous fairness
In every dealing whether Of greater OF
minor Importance, we cannot but feel
that his administration Of the Office will
be, as 1t was under his predecessor,
satisfactory to any and all who may
come into professional contact with
him
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Editor Hugh Reagan spent n few hours
here Thursday, on route home from the
state convention.

Editor Hugh Reagan spent few hours
here Thursday, on route home from the
state convention
Mrs. j. +. Jarvis and daughter are
able to be out again after IN extended
and very severe sick spell.
Mrs, Guy Dukes and children were
the guests last Tuesday of Mrs, VIM.
Hollstetter, They We're on route from
Ozark to sherman, Tex.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Smeltzer
chaperoned u large fishing party to the
lake Thursday, Fully forty residents
of the East End accepted their invita-.
tion,
The Taylor gin was started up this
week on u run Of about fifteen bales of
seed cotton left over from last year to
test the machinery which had been over.
hauled, Everything was found In first.
class shape and splendid tayn~ou. was
secured
Ira Casey spent Wednesday In Van
Burcn visiting his sister, Mrs Z, M.
Mitchell He was accompanied home
by his neice, Miss Myrtle Mitchell. MIR,
Casey has many friends In Van Buren,,
and all we're pleased TO congratu.
late him on his recent nomination by
the Democrats Of Benton county To tho
place of county clerk,
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
Mr.. Bryan's Philippine Policy.
From tho Now York World,

From the Now York World,
Congress has adjourned without deHn.
Ing the policy Of the Republican party
toward the Philippines. 1t has cleft
everything to Mckinley " who has
sent another commission to Manila to
proclaim a "sovereignty'' which the
inhabitants refuse to recognize, and
which no has been utterly unable 10
establish, after sixteen months Of war
with 90, 900 soldiers, Everything Is
vague and unsettled except the imper,
ialistic idea and the fearful cost IN lives
and money.
The voters who are opposed to this
Asiatio adventure know exactly where
Mr.. Bryan stands In regard TO IT, He
formulated his policy In the Nebraska
Democratic platform, and has just con.
densed II In these words;
IAN immediate declaration of tho
nation \ purpose; First, to establish n
stable government second, to give the
Filipinos their independence and IN ird,
to protect them from outside interfer'
ence.
OF this policy he says;
~ believe that IN immediate an.
nouncement Of the government policy
wonld stop the war and make easy the
establishment Of u stable government
| do not anticipate any trouble from the
protection suggested, Our protection
OF the South American republics has
been n great help to them and very little
expense to us.
This Is in effect proposition to do IN
and for the Philippines what Congress
soleinnly pledged the nation to do In
Cuba, 1t is Just, II is American, 1t is
practical. IT, would have prevented tho
war IN the Philippines, II would stop
tho 'insurrection now.
Upon thia policy Mr.. Bryan will have
the earnest support of 'The World and
Of every enemy of imperialism who be
lievss with IN that the only issue IN the
campaign worth considering Ia the pre-,
servation Of the Republic, tho nainten.
ance of the Constitution aud n return
TO the principles Of the Declaration Of
Independence,
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
A Correction.

The Little Rock "Gazette y OF june
6th contains an editorial on the anti
crust bjl) which passed the house OF rep
rssentatives u short willis before con.
gress adjourned. The article Is headed
J'Republican Buncombe and Ia u very
lust criticism on the policy OF the party
IN power; but II does Hn injustice to a
most worthy representative from Arkan-
eas, Hon. VIM, l.. Terry, which think
ought 10 be corrected Among other
thiugs II says There were n number OF
amendments voted down serintum az
they were submitted, but Mr.. Fleming,
OF GeorgiS, had charge OF the amend
ment for the labor organizations and by
his adr0it Manipuations captured the
gums which were TO figure IN the next
campaign on the Republican side and
very successfully turned them upon the
demorslixsd aud disgrunted foes OF
Democracy.
I would not fov one moment detract
IN the slightest from any credit due to
ANY member OF the minority on the
judiciary committee, but 1t Is only fair
10 say that Mr.. Terry, who Is the leader
OF that ipinority, and who had charge
OF the amendments and substitute pro.
posed by the Democrats, and who offered
all the amendments submitted by them,
IL entitled to the very highest consider
alton ioy his earnest and efficient work
Ia the premises, not only In the com.
Iutttee, but on the floor OF the house, In
ny Judgment the Democratic party Is
more Indebted TO him than 10 any other
one man 10 Congress for the preparation
And conduct OF the propositions sub.
Jnitted by the minority. He was sus'
tained In his work done In the committee
by tho Democratic caucus md was sup.
ported by his political associates on the
door Of tho house. As leader OF the
tninoyity Of the committee the main
work and responsibility Of formulating
the Democratic position devolved upon
him. He did more and harder service
than any Of us. and feel sure that his
pollsaguesjn In the house OF representatives
will cheerfully accord him the honor
which he 80 richly deserves.
s. W. 7. LANHAM.
Weathsrford, Tex,
Jnpe u, 1900.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30

WASHINGTON June "a. Admiral Geo.
Dewey will under no consideration nc
cept second place on the Democratic
ticket.
This statement may be regarded as the
Admiral's irrevocable decision. He
hesitates to discuss the vice presidency
because II has not been offered TO him
and because he appreciates that II IL a
high honor TO which any American may
aspire, and he does not want to be placed
In the position Of declining It, The
Admiral's attitude with respect to the
presidency and vice presidency was
made plain tonight when your CORES :.
pOndent called vt the Beauvolr and talked
with him about politics and China. The
Admiral Is not out OF politics; this is
certain.
II stand today said the Admiral,
"where | stood three months ago. II
the American people want me to be their
President | am still willing to serve
them. II they want me, well and good
But | repeat what recently said, that
| thank God they do not appear to want
me.
''This statement Is not made frivol.
ously, but religiously When see the
trouble and responsibilities the Presi
dent has to deal with at this moment, |
thank God they are not on my should
era.
The Admiral \ attention was called to
the report that the Democrats, now that
Roosevelt Ia on the Republican ticket
are anxious TO place u war hero on the
Democratic ticket with Bryan and that
his nameis associated with the vice
presidential candidacy.
II do not like to talk about the vice
presidency when the candidacy has not
been offered to me- But do not mind
saying that II II were rendered to me /,
under no consideration would take
II. -
He did not care TO speak further on
politics.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30

The Queen City Band has been practic.
ing assiduously and are now making
z nod music. Our citizens should make
arrangements with them for furnishing
outdoor concerts during the summer.
Col. Chew returned from the state
convention at Little Rock Thursday,
Col. Chew in spite Of his defeat will M
before be found In the front rank of
Democracy battling for Its principles
The state convention did well In fixing
uniform day for holding primaries and
conventions throughout the state here
after. The only question now Is in what
manner can this uniformity be enforced,
except by statute2
Senator Berry spent few hours with
relatives here Thursday on his way to
Bentonville from the Democratic state
convention. The senator is one Of the
delegates at. large from the state to the
national convention,
The Methodist General Conference at
Chicago decided Saturday to make no
change in the attitude OF the church
In regard to card. playing dancing,
theater going and other forms of amuse'
ment, which since 1872 have been under
the ban of the church.
The plum crop Of Crawford county Ia
something immense this year, and the
largest part will 90 to waste for want OF
u remunerative market, Untold quanti'
ties of blackberries are also going TO
waste for like reason, There Is where
our canning factory should come in.
The team attached to Fred Collins
transfer wagon took fright Wednesday
afternoon while coming up from the
Mo. Pacific depot with load Of trunks
and ran away down Third street to
Main, The driver was thrown out and
tho wagon and harness badly damaged,
Over one thousand carloads Of pota'
toes were shipped out Of the territory
contiguous to the Mo. Pacific In western
Arkansas and eastern Indian Territory
this means IN the neighborhood of S75,
600 In freight rates for the railroads,
The question yet Is, did the growers
realize any more net profit than that,
taking the entire season.
The only really independent
woman in the world is tho one
who is not afraid of her cook.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
Via Missouri Pacific.

MOUNT NEBo, ARK, S6.40-Sale of tickets VIII
commence May 18th and last until October 81.
SEARcY SPRINGS, ARK, sS.60-Date of sale May
18th to September 18th. Return limit October oist
To DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO
s35 25-Tickets on sale June LIST to September 10th
Final return limit october 3lst
To SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, s65.25-
Tickets on sale daily the year round final return
limit ninety days from date Of sale. See agent
in regard to stop ove privileges, diverse routes
and joint agency fee A. HAYS, Agt.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 4, 1906. 0.-s9O) FOR me
round trip. Dates of sale July I'd, Sd and AN ;
return limit July 9th. See agent in regard to
extension of return limit.
SPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY RATEs-To oil points
on Iron Mountain R'y, not more than 200 miles
distant Round trip tickets Will be on SAFE July
Sd and 4th with return limit of July 5th at rate
of fare and one third for the round trip. NO
tickets sold at less rate than 80 cents
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30


Seventy five per cent. OF the
German. American vote will be cast
against Mckinley. The reasonY o,
there are many. imperialism, the drift
toward being robber nation like Eng
land, is one of them. Mckinley lacks
backbone. He has had advisers and the
Republican party today is dominated by
interests which threaten to crush out the
life of the republic. -
Squire Bohm was reminded that four
years ago he protested from the stump
that the election of Bryan meant ruin.
II know | did, - said he, but am
so much in earnest in my opposition TO
the administration in power that am
willing to risk half of my little earnings
and vote for Bryan. -
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
Frisco Line Excursions.

FOURTH OF July EXCuRsIoNs-The Frisco
Line will sell excursion tickets on July "a and
4th to all stations on the Frisco Line within
distance of 200 miles at rate of one and one third
fare for round.trip. minimum fare so cents Re-
turn limit July 9TH,
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION KANSAS
CRY July I l00o--For this occasion the Frisco
Line will sell excursion tickets to Kansas City
on July "a, Sd and dth limited for return TO July
9th al rate of one fare sl05 for round trip
Tickets may be deposited at Kansas CITY prior
to July 9th and by payment Of a Zee OF 30 cents
and presentation Ofa round trip ticket to somc.
point beyond Kansas City having value OF
$500 or more, he return limit viii be extended
purchased and in no case later than September
30th.
On July "a. 9th and 18th and August LIST, 9Th
and 2lst the Frisco line will have on sale eA'
cursion tickets to Denver Colorado springs,
Pueblo, GlenwOod, Springs, Colo, Ogden salt
Lake City, Utah, st. Paul Minneapolis J. duluth u TN
and Superior. Rate Is one fare plus s2oo LOT
round trip. Final limit October Slst 1900 For
further particulars apply to T. W, FURRY
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-30
Wallace Nominated.

The contest for railroad commissioner
from this district proved one OF the
most stubborn ones Of the state conven'
tion. On Wednesday 1893 ballots were
taken md no result arrived ut, each
delegation voting its instruction, max.
Ing the vote stand Wallace, 81; James,
Sc; Morrow, &c.
Thursday balloting was resumad and
on the l27th ballot Judge Wallace was
nominated, Eleven Of Crawford a dele.
cation having become convinced that
James could not bring over the vote
needed to nominate him changed their
vote to Wallace. Capt. Marlar WAS
the only one of the delegation who re.
fused to change, Judge Wallace has
since its establishment ably filled the
Office and his selection will be satisfac'
tory to the voters