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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
Mayor Harrison Will Send
Commission to the State
Capital.

Chicago, April S.-MayOr Harrison's
first official act today was to announce
that he would ask the council tomorrow
night to authorize him 20 appoint a
commission Of ten aldermen and as
many private citizens 90 so to Spring
field as the representative Of the city
and urge the passage of a municipal
ownership enabling act and a bin pro-
viding for the initiative and referen-
dun. He also sent a telegram 10 Gov
ernOr Yates asking him 90 aid Chicago
in getting this enabling legislation
Il am willing 10 take up the settle
ment Of the traction question at any
time" said the mayor. 1T must be un-
derstood in advance, however, that no
ordinance is to be passed until the les
islature has given Chicago the right %
own and operate street car lines, The
ordinance must provide, moreover. for
the referendum and the rights Claimed
by the companies under The ninety
nine-year act must be expressly
waived"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
.COGHLAN is AFTER HIM
RIOTERS MOVED DOWN FIRST OFFICIAL ACT COGHL
Captain of a Honduran GunbOat
Took Liberties With an
American VESSEL

New Orleans. April S,-Captain War
necke Of the Norwegian steamer David,
which has arrived here from Ceba,
Spanish Honduras, reports an exciting
eX perienced with the HOnduran guuboat
Taumbla. The David was off the north
coast OF Honduras when tie IaIumDla
hove IN sight and commanded the mer-
chairman TO put into Uulla, against the
orders OF the captain of the David
The Tatumbla was in command of COL
onel Vilarde who pun "a half-dOzen Hon
duran soldiers on board the David 20
insure the proper carrying out of his
orders. Captain Warnecke Of the David
objected bat the commander Of the
Tatumbla insisted that the David pro
coed where he ordered her TO so. The
David proceeded and anchored Tor the
night OF Utiila. which is small Island
off the northeast coast of Honduras, ana
left the following day WlthoJ- being
boarded By any troops. Captain Warnecke
proceeded 20 Puerto C0rteZ harbor ana
Informed Admiral GOghlan OF what had
happened. Two United States war yes
SEES went a. once in search Of The
Taumhla hut from LAST accounts they
Ia NOE located her.
The day the David sailed from te'a
everything was quiet there, with the rev
olutiOnists still I'm control.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
TILLMAN'S TRIAL POSTPONED
Slayer Of Gonzales Claimed That Two Important Witnesses For the
Defense Were Unable to Attend Court
at Present

zales bitterly denounce Tillman, could
not be present today.
AmdaVits were presented TO The Ell
feet that Captain White was III ana
that Miss Roper was lie New YORK
city.
The prosecution. through Solicitor
Thurmond and Colonel Andrew CraW-
ford. argued that the defense had ntt
complied with the ruling of the court
and that there was not sufficient show
ing on which 10 ask for a continuance.
Colonel j. III. Tiliman came into the
court room early today. He was "7-
cOmpanied 10 the court room by SEN
ator TUiman, who sat.at his side dur
inc the hearing Messrs. George w.
Croft and Patrick II. Nelson conduci-d
the presentation Of the motion for FILL
man this morning. To all appearance
Tilmau looks as well as ever. after ms
confinement i'm the county jail since
January He was well dressed and .h
good spirits. and talked freely with ms
counsel during the progress OF me
Z hearing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
GEYSERS To Do
THE SP0UTING
President commUning with VA,
turs in Yellowstone Park.
SIXTEEN DAYS Of SOLITUDE
WEATHER MILD AND PLEASANT
TIME ANTICIPATED.

CINNABAR. Mont, April 81
| dent Roosevelt is in che Ae--o"
- stone park. ana FOR the next s-N-
teen DAVIS he expects 10 enjoy e0l'l
rest and cessation from public duties
lie win he i'm almost constant comnu-
nication with Secretary Loeb az ~'i-
nabar but nothing except OF lAe ~
most Importance win De referred 3"
him. i'm company with Jonn Dl'
~ougbs. the naturalist. who accom- ~ pa
uifd him from Washington, ne H''t
closely study the nature OF lne -
animals that inhahit the pam ~
president has looked forward 20 100
0utIusr for some time. and De- was Lti p
particuIarIv happy frame OK mlAl "".-
he led the cayalcade into tAe pa 81
Every trail leading into me pL
is closes guarded. and no one ll
allowed 90 disturb the pIeslueHl
tude His headquarters VIII
the home of Major pitcher, lhe aup--
intendent of the park. A nuAlei on
.gr,Ds have bean established in dI-r
ferent localities. and these Nin
cuDied by the president from 'i-A@ ~
time. ..-r
The special bearing the president ana l.
his party arrived at GARNER --r
| trance 10 the park. at 1880 1.cloeA l-il7
afternoon and was met by q delaeA-
ment of the Third cavalry and o. NUM-
Der Of cowboys.
{ Major Pitcher also was on hanl 20
welcome the president. Luncheon Na7
/ served I'm the presidents car aIler
which the president dressed do r.lih5
/ breeches and coat, with lgnt COLO. ra
SLOUGH hat on his head, mounted l-
/ horse and made a brief address 10 Llr
people c0ugregated near his train. ITO
/ then bade them and his party sool-
/ bye and led the way into the park.
Mr.. Burroughs rode in am army
/ wagon. The train returned to CHINA
/ bar. where Secretary Loeb and The pee
/ mainder of the party viii live NAla
/ the president is absent.
On April q the president viii start
on his trip 20 ST. Louis and the PACING
coast. The weather here Is very mild
! and reports from the park are TO the
! effect that there Is little snow ln tnt
/ vicinity of the presidents headquar-
/ fIrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
CHINESE WERE
PUT To DEATH
Garrison at Cha Kusih Mas
sacred by Russian Troops.
ANOTHER BOXER UPRISING
RUMoR OF IMPENDING WAR Be
TWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
ANOTHER BOXER UPRISING

VICTORIA b. C.. April S.-The
Y steamer Victoria, which arrived
from the Orient tonight brought
news that a party Of Manchurians ana
Koreans who are i'm the employment Of
the Russian government and Russian
troops have massacred the Chinese gar
risOn of Cha Kusih. on the Halu river.
Russian officers from Moukden have
proceeded 90 the locality.
News comes from Chih-Li of a Boxer
rising In that province. and Yuan Shih
Kai, the governor, Is putting down the
movement A rising occurred at ku-
lien Shsien and on troops being sent 20
the scene "a battle occurred, IN which
there was a large loss Of life. Ten OF
the principal Boxers, among whom were
eight women, were captured and be-
headed. In Japanese papers received
by the recent mails stories were given
of rumOrs current at Dalney and Khai-
bin of impending war between Russia
and Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
May Be COMPROMISE
Attorneys in the Fair Will Case
Will Hold q Conference
Today.

New York. April S.-The hearing on the
viii of DE late Charles L. Fair, who was
killed in am automobile accident in France
last August, was resumed today. Mrs
Hannah Nelson of Newmarket, n. j.,
mother of Mrs. Fair seeks 20 show that
Mr.. Fair died first.
Lucien Mas. the Frenchman who testi-
fled yesterday that when he reached the
scene Of the accident he found Mr. FAIR
dead and Mrs Fair breathing, was again
on the witness stand.
Mas was questioned about an interview
he had had with NJ Picard, a French Sc
cret agent regarding the accident Mas
said De had refused 20 tell Picard who
was with him and where he had been
when be witnessed the accident because
Mas and his friend, Moranne, had been
To- DeauVllle with women and did not
want their wives 10 know about it.
Mas said DE had not described the accl-
dent 90 NJ Picard differently from his
description al this hearing.
When counsel for Mrs. Nelson objected
20 the CrOss-e examination as 20 what time
Mas boarded a train after Witnessing the
accident opposing counsel said it was
most important. ~ III shows Mas was
not az the place at ALL
The hearing was adjourned TO a date 90
De fixed at a conference 90 be held be-
tween the attorneys and the referee To-
morrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
REPORT OF MURDER
is NOT CONFIRMED

Los Angeles, Cal. April S.-A special
dispatch from NOgales, Ariz., staung
that four of a party of six italian pros
pectOrs. together with a Mexican guide,
had been murdered by Yaqui Indians
near COrcorit. I'm the state Of sonora
Mexico. cannot be confirmed. No news
of the alleged massacre could be OBJ
tanned by the Associated Press. either
from NOgales or Hermosillo, and the
report is not given cretence al those
places. According 10 the story the hVe
murdered men were surprised by a
small party of Yaquis on saturday
LAST and before they could make resist
ance were killed and their bodies hor-
ribIv mutilated. Two of the party were
awav from the camp and so escaped
the fate of their companions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
LOS ANGELES WILL
GET THREE CENT FARE

y Los Angeles, Cal, April S.-An- =
= nouncement was made today that =
= United states Senator w. A. Clark =
> of Montana is the client for whom =
= w. NJ. Garland. a local real estate =
4 dealer, made application 20 the city =
= council for street railway fran =
= chise covering about eighty-two =
= miles of streets In this city. =
= Senator Clark's application asks =
= for a franchise for a complete sys- >
= tenn OF street railways. covering =
p the most important streets in the =
? city. and makes it a condition that =
= the fare charged on the lines Of =
y the new system shall be cents. =
.tA4+44A4++4+4++4+4+
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
SANDS GETS NORTH
ATLANTIC SQUADRON

washington. April 6-Eear Admiral
lanes III. Sands commandment OF the
League Island navy yard. mas fepol yea
IN az navv- deuariment Tor duty in cone
vecfian with TIE newly oreauIted Norih
AtIaatie s5=uadr0o of which Doe = to as
eur7e command TIE VIII raise his lItE
al tbe battieshp Texas. winch Del tQ pr
- Tsqs6io al ihe new squadron. about,
sntain Charles -. Sigsbec viii sue
...I Admiral Sands ln command ot me
q .4rrIa Island navy yErd and WI 20,
succeeded ass chief intelligence Once p.
stbroeder Formerly naval governor OF
fhe island OF Guam.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
PARTIES CLOSELY DIVIDED.
Result Of Election in Cuban House Of
Representativas.

Havana April S.-The elections today
of officers of the house of representative
showed that the political parties are very
closely divided. The house was formerly
strongly against the administration. DuL
later the republlcan-couserTat nave
claimed She majority or members. inns
afternoon Senior FortuoudG. Nationalist
was elected president of the house. de-
feating senior Garcia. republican bV
vote of 2g tO 20. The republicans slc-
reeded iu eIectiug Senior Cardinal vice
president bv ~ votes tO o. THE uau0u-
aIists elected senior PetreZ secretary Oh
the house by a majority OF six.
The senate has an ample republican
ma iOTity.
some of the Wealthiest planters in
southern Cuba are loading few cargcas
of sugar M CienfuegOs 10 DE sent 90 inc
English market. iu order 20 experiment
whether better prices can Dee obtained Il
England than iu the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
OLD VOLCANO AGAIN
CAUSES DES0LATI0N

= New York, April S.-The steamer =
? Allegheny which arrived today =
= from West Indian and Central =
? American ports, brought tidings of =
2 an eruption of the old volcano Del =
y Tierna Firma, I'm Colombia, near =
> Gatera Gamble, on March -. The =
= village Of Iioj0 was destroyed and z
= from sixty Co 100 persons were =
= killed and wounded. During the =
= night of March "a flames from the =
. volcano were seen by passing YES :
> sells at a distance of sixty miles, 4
= , y = , . y = = = = = = 2 = = = ?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
CONTROVERSY
OVER DREYFUS AFFAIR

Paris. April S.-The Dreyfus affair con-
tinues To fieTcely agltate the newspapers,
but there is no indication that the gov
eminent viii further pursue the matter
owing TO the chambers adverse vote The
war office today gave out a denial of the
published report that War Minister Andre
had actually begun the formation OF an
Investigation committee. This denial is
taken 10 strengthen the view that the
government Is not ready 90 proceed but
the anti-gOvernment papers assert that
plans are on foot for the rehabilitation OF
Dreyfus 20 the point Of his restoration 20
the army
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
|. NEITHER SIDE
WILL GIVE UP
Attempt to AFbitfate Lowell
Strike Will Prove Futile.
STATE BOARD HAS ARRIVED
OTHER MILLS ARE LIKELY TO
BECOME INVOLVED.

7 DWELL. Mass. April S-The in
vestisauoE by the state board Of
arbitration ana Cancellation of TIE
cotton industry in This city VIII begin
tomorrow forenoon in the city hali but
no one tonight seems TO know what
methods viii be pursued In conducting
the inquiry. There is also feeling on
the part Of both the employees and the
mill men that the hearing VIII avail
nothing SO far as the real question ls
concerned Both sides declare that they
viii not be Influenced by amy decision
OF the arbitratOrs, and it is practically
certain that any decision that the board
may arrive at Will receive but scant
consideration.
The day about the mills. passed
quietly.
There was no demonstration At any
OF the mills tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
PENNELL INQUEST TOMORROW
Everything Connection With the BUrdc Murder and the Fnaa
ciaI Operations Ofthe Suicide Will Be Brought
Out Possible

pertain to the affairs Of Burdick are
to be brought out III the authorities can
get at them. Pencils detective re
ports on the shadOwing of bur lick also
are TO come out unless they have found
their way into hands beyond the reach
of TIE court. The inquest probably VIII
last two days
II was mumated today that i'm tire
event that those interested I'M the Pen
nell estate are called upon ar am DE
fetal inquiry 20 divulge any mforma-
ton as TO Pencils financial opera
tions in the east an effort viii be mao
20 show that the money which hc ODE
tanned from his friends and relatives
was On the nature of legitimate loans
In other words. it may be asserted t4aI
funds 90 the amount of about f30a'H.
were advanced 10 him without any ae-
curity whatever. His attorney, Wall ic'
| Thayer admits that Pennell had no se-
curity to give for such loans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
BUST OF WASHINGTON
TO COME FROM FRANCE

Paris, April S.-A committee has ueen
formed. consisting of the Marquis DE-
Lafayette. the Marquis de Grasse and
Count de Rochambeau, descendants OF
three notable figures in the American
revolution. to offer a bust of Washing
ton TO the United States 1t will be a
replica of the famous bronze bust by
David Anglers, which was once pa
Washington. The daughter of the
sculptor has placed at the disposition
Of the committee her fathers original
plaster cast. from which the new bronze
sections viii be made.
A public subscription has been
} opened. The Count de Rochambeau Is
chairman Of the committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09

BUFFALO, April S.-Justice Murphy
u and District Attorney Coatsworth
held a conference today on the
Pencil inquest, which will begin at
the morgue at 3 o'clock Friday after
noon. The course Of the public inquiry
so far as it could be discussed before
hand was settled. The inquests Of
PenneH and Mrs Pennell are TO be
held Jointly The last known state
meut of Pencil i'm his own defense, in
which he says q woman killed Burdick
at midnight is 90 come out.
The question of suicide or accident is
not to be tried out. so far as the dis
trict attorney is concerned. That part
of the case viii be directed by Justice
Murphy.
The letters PenneH wrote, the state
meat he left behind and an other pa
pers that i'm any way touch upon or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
BACK TO JAIL WENT
WHITAKER WRIGHT

New York. April S.-Whitaker Wright
the London nnancier and promoter,
charged with defrauding as director ot
the London & Globe Finance company,
was arraigned for examination before
United States Commissioner Alexander
today.
Wrlgbts counsel asked for his dismissal
on NE complaint before the tulie4
states court that the ofIense vas NOS
extraditable and that the complaint MADE
no allesatiOus constituting CRIME iA
both countries
Tbe commissioner denied the me- ion and
adjourned the hearing until April j 20
await the arrival of more papers from
England
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
PROMISING PROSPECT.
Indications That the Balkan Trouble
Is About Over.

C0nstautu0pIe. April 8.-The special
mission sent by the sultan 90 pacIE me
AIbanians was welcomed with great
pomp at Prishuua. According to cons--
lar reports the AIbauiaus who ATTACKED
Mitrovilza have returFed 10 the districts
of Ipek and DlakovaC WheAee they came.
Vienna. Aprf B-ldFiCes FROM
vita say the Sultan Albanian fQuH-
sion has had q satisfactory conference
with Albanian leaders who promised %
maintain order and send home the Alba
mans who had assembled ln the neigh
bOrhOOd. thereby assuring an any rate
temporary peace
10 is reported from Sofia that another
attempt has been made to destroy
bridge of the COusrautnOple Catalonia
railroad by the use Of dynamite.
III is again reported that the Russian
consul ST. Cherbina who was shot bV am
Albanian sentry al Mitroyitza. has died
from his injuries
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09

COLUMBIA. S. c., April S.-Follow-
| ing yesterdays Indictment by the
grand jury of former Lieutenant
Governor TuIman for the murder OF
Editor Gonzales I'm this city last jar
uarv. the counsel for the defense this
morning asked for a continuance Of the
case until the July term OF the court
ana the request was granted. The
ground upon which the continuance
was requested by the defense was the
absence Of two Witnesses, who the de-
Tense alleges. are of great Importance
To the case. IL is stated that one Of
the witnesses, Captain W. j. White,
is expected 20 testify that Mr. Con
zales went 90 the state house before
the tragedy and inquired for Tlllman,
stating that he had once made TIL
man "sh0W the white feather, and
would do so again" The defense also
claims that "a Miss Roper, a trained
nurse. who claims that she heard Con
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
Thirty Strikers Killed and 100
Wounded by Artillery
in Russia,

Berlin. April S-A dispatch TO the LOkal
Anzeiger from St. Petersburg, dated yes
terday says thirty persons have been
killed and 100 were injured during labor
disturbances near Nishni NOvgorod.
The disturbance occurred Yesterday at
large factory near Nlshnl NoVgOrO0.
The local civil authorities were unable
TO restore order. Troops were called out
and artillery brought up and fired point
blank into the midst of the rioters, kill
ing thirty men and wOunding 100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
FOUR PRISONERS IN
DENVER JAIL MUTlNY

Denver. April S.-The police and IRE
departments were called TO the county
iail today to queu mutiny. -Four des-
perate prisoners, armed with reviewers
overnoWered Guard Murphy and se
cured his keys one shot was nred az
Murphy. but he was not injured he-
ing unable 20 open the outer doors. tne
prisoners finally surrendered. lt s
not known how they obtained Weap-
]
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
JAYHAWKERS STILL
FAVOR PROHIBITION

Topeka. Kan, April S.-Returns from
ali the towns in Kansas which held
elections yesterday disclose the fact
that the vote IN favor Of enforcing the
prohibitory law is the most overwhelm-
ing In the history of the state. a spe-
cial effort was made by the opponents
az prohibition 10 make good showing
at this election and thus pave the way
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
SMOOT SELECTS
BOYS FOR NAVY
Especial 10 The HeFald)

Especial TO The Herald)
Provo. April S.-Senator Smoot this
evening announced the following APP
pointments for midshipmen and alter
mates: Lomax L. Turner, principal;
Reuben r. Smith, r. w. Stevenson
and w. X Thompson, alternates. All
are residents Of salt Lake. The exam
nation viii be held in salt Lake on
April D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
DUTY ON F0OOSTUFF
NOT TO BE LOWERED

London. April S.-Replying to deputa-
ton in the house of commons tonight
asking for The removal of the duties on
corn. tea and sugar. Mr. Richie the
chancellor of the eXcheQuCr, gave plain
Indication that he had no such inten-
ton. IL is now considered certain that
any taxation relief that may be found
possible will take the direction of re-
dueti0n iu the income tax.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
FOUR POSSES ARE ON
TRAIL Of M'KINNEY

Bakersfield. Cal. April S.-A posse. led
by Deputy Sheriff Tibbetts. left here to-
night to aid iu the capture of James
Mckinney. the outlaw now headed
across southern California. Sheriff Col
Inns left the train at Kramer. near
RandsGueg today. and the Arizona Off
GERS passed through Marvel north of
The Needles. near the Nevada Line, az
noon today three days behind Mckin-
new. who was seen there sunday, headed
north
There are now four posses in the teld
from as many c0uuties-One from Mo
have county Arizona, one headed by
Sheriff Ralphs of San Bernardlnoi one
fr.u1 Kern and Tulare counties jointly
headed by Sheriff Collins and the one
that left here this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
HOWARD BEING TRIED
FOR G0EBEL MURDER

Frankfort Ky. April S-Ths trial 8f
James Howard charged with Ellne Cow
ern8r G0ebel. was began here t0aag-
When the case was called the defense
filed an affidavit asking Tor a C0uunu-
auce pleading the absence of witnesses.
me- commonwealth obiected. and dis
court BE- chambers heard the objection.
The affidavit OF the the defense was ad-
milted. subject % exceptions for COM
potency
Examination on jurors was then begun.
but the panel was soon exhausted and 4
special venire of $50 citizens OF lEoolford
AN adjoining county. were ordered to Ia
present iu court tomorrow afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
TRAGEDY ENACTED IN
TEXAS PUBLIC SQUARE

sherman. Tex, April S.-Ben /. Thomp-
son. cashier of the Bank Of Commerce,
was shot 20 death on the public square
of this city today hy W. p. Stone Of
Texarkana. The men met on the street
and without preliminary porley drew
their rev0lvers and opened fire. Thomp-
son was struck by one 81 the first shots
and Cen mortally wounded re died "a
few hours later Stone is about - wears
old and is "a travelling salesman Tor a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
49, sAvE 1855.

New York april S.-The stockhoid-
ers of the Joseph Ladue COLO Mining d
Development company, an meeting -n
Jersey city today. voted ~ favor of
dissolVing the company and reineor-
p0rating ia South Dakota. President
Elmer +. Botsford said that The sole
reason for the change was CO save gas
expenses. The saving VIII amount u
abou, $1,000 a year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-09
PRIMARY ELECTION
LAW IN MICHIGAN

Lansing, Mich April A-by @ vote or
20 En- n ~ lower house OF the Michigan
legislature TODAY passed the Coiny-Stonc-
Powell primary election bin providing TOT
firacf vote On am nominations, includ-
ise state officers. An interesting met
dent of the debate occurred Whtn Reple-
sentative Wade of Allegan, DO declaring
.fbaf Congressman William Alden Smiih
fayors ne passage Of the Colby pin. an
nouncsd that Smith Is candidate iof
United states senator. The announce
meut was heartily applauded.