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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-30
WYrozumIaiY krytyk.

Poeta: - Pan pozwoli, ze mu pre-
czytam ostatni moi poemat?
Krytyk: - owszem. ale musze pa
na przestrzedz, 20 ia chrspie pFzez
sen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-30
Kronika MiejsCoWa.
z Rady mieiskiei.

w obolicy Cottage Grove ave-,
pomiedzy 50 81 utica utworzyt
dystryGt prohibicyjny, wczoraj
zyskala moe prawna, gdyz bur-
mistrz ami jej ME zavetowal, ami
ME podpisas. Zdaje sic, re teraz
przyjdzie kolej ma usuniecie wy
szynkow z okolicy 90 ulicy i Cot
tage Grove ave. i ma lokal znany
Sans Souci.
Burmistrz przediozy} radzie
miejsliej nazwiska zam1anowa-
nych przez siebie cz}onkow komi-
syi ulepszeh. Z dawnych cz}on-
kow tel komisyi ma nowo zostali
zamianowani PIP iP.otr Kiolbassa
Andrew M. Lynch; nowomiano-
wanymi zas So Geo. Schilling i
John Ericsson, ma n1iejsce McGaf-
feya, ktory zostal prywatnym Sc
kretarzem burmistrza Vopicli.
Oprocz tego zamianowai bur-
nlistrz sedziarni policyjnymi ].
E. Fitzgerald W Town of Lake i
| Johna ]. Hennessy W Engle-
wood.
Rada miejska przyjela kondolen-
cyjne rezolucye powodu smierci
bylego aldermana Michael J..
| Blake. r------------------
Ko1nisarz publicznych budowli,
Block, zawiadomil rade miejsHa,
re ME moze wykonac polecenia
zabarykadowania chodnikow u
szodzonych, gdyz pieniadze le-
dwiewystarcza ma wywozenie
snieci.
Przyjeto uchwal tyczaca sic
uregulowania szerohosci obreczy
u koi wozow towarowych. Szero-
kst ich ma wynosic 1-8 cali sto-
sownie do ciezarow 2,ooo-2o,ooo
funtow.
Palacze zatrudnieni w miej-
skich stacyach wodociagowych
wniesli prosbe, by i'm pensye pod
wyzszono $68 ma SIS miesiecz-
pie, bo tyle wynosi plaza unijna.
Sprawe te powierzono komitetowi
finansowemu.
Przyjeto rezolucya Cullertona,
by kolektor pobrA nalezytosc "a
licencye cd klub6w sprzedaja-
cych trunki swym czaonkom.
Przyjeto uchwaie, by mleko
zbierane sprzedawano tylko W
blaszankach zaopatrzonych W
czerwone etykiety, pod kara.
Odroczono sic do przyszaego
poniedzialku.
z dziedziny piracy.
w hotelu Great Northern odbyla
sic wczorai konferencya pomie-
dzy urzednikarm Manufacturers
Woodworkers' Association, a
reprezentantami uni stolarzy "a
malgamated Woodworkers", ale
ME doprowadzila do zadnego po-
myslnego rezultatu. Zdaje sic, re
nastapi strajk stolarzy i 1000 do
5000 tychze zaprzestanie praco-
wac. Fabrykanci chcieli odnowic
robotnakadni ma diva lata kon-
trakt uplywajacy dnia 1go lpca, |
ofiarowali podwyzszenie p}ac
7h do 10 procent. Robotnicy zas
ME przyjeli oferty, bo chca pod
wyzszenia plac o 121a do 20 pro-
cent. Gdy i'm przedstawiano,
re bylyby tie place ia
kich 20 procent wyzsze, niz W
Milwaukee, Cleveland, Toledo t.
D., odpowiedzieli, re w Chicago
zycie wiele jest drozsze. Pomie-
dzy reprezentantami uni byli: a
gent Miller, Bracewell, Dawson !
KulikowslI.
Msodzi nicponie.
Jak6b Mack, Charles Fuchs /
John Peck, chsopcy 1915 letni,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-30
TELEGRAMY,

Berlin, 3ogo czerwca. - w So
bote odby}y sic w dwoch okre-
gach ostatnie wybory scisle. w
regency poznahsldej wybrano 8
Polakow: Chrzanowskiego, Mel
zyhskiego, Saarzyhskiego, My
cielskiego, G}ebockiego, Chlapo-
| skiego, ks. Jazdzewskiego Ra-
dziwiNa.W regency bydgoskiej 8
Polakow: Czarlihskiego, Krzy-
mihskiego Grabskiego. w Pru-
sach Zachodnich zwyciezyli 4 Po-
lacy; Janta Polczyhshi, Wolszle-
gier, Brejski Czarlihski, a ma
Szlazku 2 Polacy: Korfanty Ko-
walczyk. Procz tego wybrano ma
Szlazku Szmule, ks. Glowackiego i
Strzode, ktorzy zaliczaja sic do
| partyi centrum. Kolo polskie W
Berlinie sk}adaG sic odtad bedzie
z y posl6w, a dotychczas sklada-
10 sic tylNo IL czlonkow.
Skbad nowego parlamentu jest
nastepujacy: Konserwatysci 81,
partya rzadowa Ie, antysernici 9.
centrum 80, narodowo Iberalni
| 81, wolnomySlni ludowcy FL, inni
wolnomySlni 16, socyalisci 81, "a
| graryusze 2, chlopi bawarscy 5,
Polacy II, Welfowie 5, Alzatczy-
cy 9, "dzicy" 10, razem 397.
Socyalisci zyskali 23 poslow,
Polacy 5, Welfowie 3. Centrow-'
cy stracili E naiejsc, wolnomyslni
7, antysemici 3, agraryusze 4.
Pekin, 3ogo czerwca. - Rosyj-
ski posel Lessar otrzymal rozkaz
udania sic do Port Arthur, gdzie
jutro odbedzie sic tajna konferen-
cya Z ministrem wojny Kuropat-
kinem, admiralem Aleksiejewem
innymi wyzszymi urzednikami
rosyjskimi. Omawiana bedzie
kwestya mandzurska. General
Kuropatkin bawii ma divorce ce-
sarskim w Japonii usposobil CO.
sarza pokojowo. Mieszka W pa1a-
Gu cesarsEdm, TAXI zaszczyt ME
spotkal dotychczas nigdy Ia
dnego cudzoziemca.
Londyn, 3ogo czerwca. - Lord
mayor Samuel oswiadczyl, re
niewlasciwa byioby rzecza wyse-
lac do Rosyi protesty W sprawie
przesladowania zyd6w, poniewaz
Rosya ME pozwoli nikomu mie-
szac sic do jej spraw wewnetrz-
nych. Ambassador rosyjski zape-
wnil Rad angielski, ze pogrom
podobny do kiszyniewskiego juz
sic W Rosyi ME powtorzy, jezeli
Londyn przestanie bye schroni-
skiem dla agitatorow ma szhode
Rosyi.
Rzym, 3ogo czerwca. - Z Okla
zyi wczorajszych uroczystosci W
dniu Sw. Piotra Pawla odprawil
Ojciec Swiety Msze swieta W ka-
plicy, w obecnosci kapelana i
cz4onkow swej rodziny. Termo-
metr wsikazywal 81 stopni ciepfa,
Papiez czul sic wzmocniony ma
si{ach.
Rad wlosEi sprowadzi1 do
Rzymu Z prowincyi diva pu1ki
wojska, azeby bye przygotowa-
nym ma obrone Watykanu W ra-
zie gdyby tam odbyc sic mialo
oonclave. Watykan zostanie opa-
sany kordonem wojska, azeby
lIlrdyna}owie mieli swobode przy
wybieraniu novel g5owy Koscio-
Ia, ma wypadek smierci Leona
XIIIgo.
Biafogr6d, 3ogo czerwca, =
Skupczyna zazadala przedstawie-
MIA sobie gabinetu, czemu spree
civil sic krol, oswiadczajac, re o.
becny Rad jest tylko tymczaso-
wynn. Radykali wystapili z wnio-
skiem, azeby krol w taii1n razie
rozwiazal dotychczasowy cabinet
i powo{a} do rzadzenia nowych
ministrow. Stanowisloo krola Pio-
ira pogarsza sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-30

stawai wczoraj pred sedzia Sa-
bathem, oskarzeni o rozboj ulicz-
ny. IS letni Jozef Penenka, 29o
Washburn ave., w niedziele zaro-
bill sobie przez sprzedaz gazet so
centow chwalil sic tenli pienia-
dzmi pred wyzej wymienionymi.
CT postanowili chlopca utopic i
przywiaszczyc sobie jego pienia-
DE. Wywabili go pod pozorem,
re chca sic wykspac, do pewnego
oddalonego miejsca przy kanale
drenacyjnym i tam probowali go
wniesc do woody i utopic. Ale Pa
nenka bronil sic scyzorykiem i
wyrwawszy sic, zacza1 uciekac.
Wtedy rzucai "a MIN kamienia-
mi; jeden kamieh uderzJ go W
glove i chlopiec upadl, straciw-
sly przytomnosc. Przechodnie
rozpedzili maiych rabusiow po-
starali sic, ably Panenka dostal
SIG do domu. Byl jednakowoz juz
obrabowany.
Sedzia oddal 13 letriego Johna
Pecka pod sad dla maloletnich, a
jego towarzyszy przesfucha we
czwartek.
Sztuczka zfodziejska.
Przed tygodniem przyszlo
dw6ch mezczyzn do skladu wiki
tuaiow firmy Shaokel Bros, 43-
45 Fifth avee., i oswiadczajac, re
So detektywami Howard Duffy,
powiedzieli, re maja rozkaz are
sztowania reprezentanta firmy
powodu, re kupiono tam IL
skrzyn nadzionych poziomek.
Jeden z representative firmy,
chcac uniknac wioczenia po sta
cyach policyjnych, dad jednemu z
mich $50, azeby zrobil wszystko
"all right. Pozniej jednakowoz
okazazo sic, re firma zadnych po-
ziomek ME kupowaia w owym
dniu: uwiadomiono przeto burmi-
strza, re ma W sluzbie lajdackich
detektywow. Szef policyi zarza-
dill sledztwo. Kiedy jednak pa
movie Shackel ujrzeli prawdzi-
wych detektywow Howard i Duff
fly, zaraz oswiadczyli,ze to ME oni
w6wczas byli W ich skladzie. De-
tdletyw Duffy przez kilka dni szu-
kal lotrzykowJkt6rzy przybrali ich
role ma siebie, i rzeczywiscie je-
dnego z mich znalazl. Identyfiko-
wal go juz jeden reprezentan-
tow firmy.
Szukaja dziecka.
Dwuletnia Alice Furlong, o
kt6rej zniEulieciu z domu rodzi-
cielsloiego w zeszSym tygodniu
1--WE czwartek) wczoraj donosili-
smy, ME znalazla sic jeszcze. Po-
czatkkowo przypuszczano,ze die
cloo ktos porwal; teraz obawiaja
sic jej rodzice znajomi tychze,iz
dziecku wydarzySo sic jakies ME
szczeSoie. Wczoraj 'mnostwo pan
nalezacych do parafii Najsw. Ro-
dziny, wzruszonych rozpacza ro-
dzic6w przemowieniem probosz-
CA ks. A. K. Meyera, przeszuh-
walo Gala okolice, by znalezc .slad
dziecka, ale nadaremnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-30
Mic nile sxkodzI.

Me nile sxkodzI.
Gospodyni: = Ach! usiadies pan ma
placku serem!
Egoista: = Mo ME szkodh nisdy
ME 3adam plscka 3 serem
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
CHAMBERLAIN ON AMERICA

West Indies
nd exports.
to
distressed
the field of colonial
the tropics
gu" rear america will find the deal harder
will
modify her principles of materially
civilization except in benevolent
a iton"
why best men the
West Indian colonies n
o. he
first
IN birmingham never
inerpreted and his
around them'-Wm ndonI Letter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
STATUTORY OBSTACLES TO FARMING.

printed elsewhere from Kona correspondent ISL
farming practical offerings the subject
discussion began The believes that H
good place farmer if he find foohold but that
operate way discourage him perpuate
system great OF uncuvaed land which constitute
development OF Hawaii did
early days the agricultural expansion OF California
This paper has already how easily the Settlement
be made work the interests of the bona
of of the pecuator appears
the showing by Kona correspondent that
precisely the ends Taxes
proved all Spectator
such lands hold them indefinitely
leave them untitled year by year, in the hope
something OF the kind will
them by square And happens that are
of good soil which they might productive garden idle
in the bearing little else than antana scrub
hundred might be emptiness the rich
OF volcanic soils the urow the
What Hawaii might have if there Legislator wise
in council patriotic spirit and broad hold of our
land system make American the word
American often misued for purposes means so
much OF beement for all live fertile islands With
the fairly opened settlers legitimate OF the
people would be helped Hawaii be a richer safer and
better place live exports greater and its imports
eminent would be opportunities more various
ITS expenses OF living less All this prophesied OF annexation
and IS what union with the United should have already
brought but like wall OF nsurnounable b,t still diff
cult the laws OF Hawaii stand in the way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
THE JOY OF KINGS.

% was as happy as King" way OF portrayng the
highest felicity poorly descriptive is may be
harmed from the personal history who ever reigned
To an American citizen his lot is hard the Office OF King
would have duties dangers and oDaos
had been explained yet experienced by him.
Let the average himself by imagination IN the
Kings place King loses his fairest possession that
of personal liberty Though of the most peaceabe nature he IS
compelled by requirements of his high to be soldier;
though quiet unpretend in his he comPor himself
with ceremony change his clothes several times day
domestic choose wife his liking but must
take be to him. for OF State
She may crosyed lame and devil for temper but ii his
take her for better 50 too ms
parliament may upon him whom he hates Nor is
his OF the official lie OF ms
kingdom and it affords him no privacy.
King unless he is sick and in that case ne
has the restless knowing that good people
about him. especially apparent secretly hoping that he
will be about he must be ION the GO 1t
military inspection here court ceremonial there the
having of he visitors
every day. ancngs hrstenngs funerals and go on
visits When nothing else doing he must
study nothing about be able to the
thing at the proper time at an audience with distinguished
captains industry colonial chiefs When
utterly weary OF his artificial life he out and take walk
looking shop dropping into the beer garden for
draught half with the music? Not hel The King may
share the human pleasures OF his subjects HIS Dig
nifty might get his safety which consideration of State
permit, for all times wherever he behind him
stalks the shade the bomb
always living fear of sudden death! When
approaches the first thought is W he kill me At night
King of dynamd palace falling his mangled
body AS he rides his glded carriage in State procession he
remembers the bomb that killed Alexander the shot that eed
Umberto dagger sheahed itself Carnos flesh And
of the popuace along the he
hears gow OF Europe
Happy King, indeed
phrase Of irony phrase which
King himself.
that the of honor the private
station when, with the
Kings post happiness The private citizen who
responds spirit Give neither poverty
wife OF his
tho
but and
whose head easily the pillow through the nghtof him
the King might we'll say his deep ommunngs of the spirit
make happy this whose kingdom is home
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
THE THIRD TERM PRINCIPLE.

Upon principle so nrenhed the
little
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
PUBLIC OPINION
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a The Nation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
PosToFF1cEs IN POLITICS.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
PREVENTION VS.. CURE.

Where the American public
advertised medicines breakfast foods
they eXerted
Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14

Returning TO Manuel.
characters of the town. I
or now among us. Kauh.
l have not seen in a long ii
Of the Kings revels-the !
a few weeks ago. Bill I
boots made him famous.
he has gone back to HiIo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14

The Venezuelan civil having ended the rebel leader
Matos, irving make with Castro Matos
weathest and OF the the country He
have been millions
and said have half of his fortune fighting
He has twice been called
cial disasters under President Crespo
Andrade he
TO recover from financial He has been opposed
the Castro the ground that corrupt
the which government
the why has
Pltlul He OF the weathest
influential OF the their
shuts
home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14

FROM THE FLOODED DISTRICT

This part Of the Union
ity Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14

There never American and there never will he
~ "here an attempt keep American settlers will succeed
providing there for they want to come
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
las : MORGAN
THE sERvlAN REGIClDEs.

the King and Queen OF Servia made the
only chamber OF death but
killing wofsh its ferocit thirty shots
being body Alexander and the aber being used
Draga. The affair shows how
high army removed from the
steppe Snkews has described his
neghborng lands They only STAY but
shed blood but revel Under
corded hairy figure of the
1t satisfaction that the murderers will escape
punishment whatever be ones opinion of the Srvian
rulers The having decided example latent reg
cides elsewhere bring titled
be place the world they hide Their
will be suicide Nor will their plight sympathy
immediate circle OF their guilt for all feel that it time
stop the blood hunt rulers, be they Empero
which has enlisted many human wolves
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-14

company bentun
fed a
what EnefOrds
Speaking of the Manuel Rodriguez
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for he
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cloth De
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could
logical
living
five suburbs
Of Honolulu Africa
is
al
Hghnesse
Artennas Wards
characters of lately
or now military andh
nave not in
or the Kings revsthe blind in
a e"
boots 'front.'
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-30
Play in Prescott Sunday.

s morning the managers OF De
La Sale Institute baseball team re-
ceived a challenge from the manager
of the Prescott baseball tOssers TO
play another game at Prescott on
Sunday 1t seems that the ruralites
are still smarting under the severe
drubbing administered to them at the
hands of the Walla Walla school boys
and the present challenge is the out
come of the last game That the con-
test will be interesting from first to
last there is no question Of doubt,
and large number of local people
declare they will be in attendance.
The school boys will leave on the 10
=. m train returning early in the
evening.
The managers of the La Sale In
stitute's also state that they have Sc
cured the local grounds for game
next Sunday. Troop F. Of the Ninth
cavalry will be their opponents on
that day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-30

Swarm of Bees Invade Main Street
This Morning and Attract Much
Attention.

The busy hum Of city life failed to
disturb a swarm of bees in Main street
this morning and the little workers
went about their usual vocation as il
they were in the quiet OF some far
ava. field instead Of invading the
commercial center OF a city. The
bees evidently escaped from some
apiary in the city and were ready TO
swarm. The vanguard was noticed
coming down Main street little after
S o'clock. Soon small cloud was
seen following and after circling about
a few minutes the swarm settled on
the old locust tree in front of Harry
POland's saloon, where they were
gaZed at and commented on by hun
dreds Of pedestrians along the street.
The sight Of the brown mass swing
ing to a stout limb was the signal for
several old timers who have had years
Of experience in hiving bees to come
forward and tell how it is done.
Tim Barry arming himself with a
nail keg, several yards of fly netting
a step ladder and a pair of clippers,
proceeded to corral the swarm but
could not locate the queen bee and
gave upu the job. Later on Henry
Chittenden, clerk in the Farmers and
Mechanics store. scientifically gath
cred the bees in for Mr.. Barry. Mr.,
Chittenden understands bees and
handled them without fear.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-30
WAIISBURG NEWS.

Times: Mrs. R. NJ. Brand. formerly
Of this city but now of near Walla
Walla, spent several days in the city
this week visiting friends.
Mrs. l.. H. Macomber visited Mrs.
Henry Ibberson in Walla WalIa sew
eral days last week.
Miss Hazel Jennings. of WalIa
Walla, spent Sunday in the city Wis
ting Miss Minnie Smith.
w. R. Anon and l.. E. Johnson re-
turned home this week from Sunny
side, Wash. Mr.. Anon has purchased
the controlling interest in the Sun
nyside bank and has offered the posi-
ton of cashier to L. f. Johnson. Mr..
Johnson, who has been in the Mer-
chants bank here for about ten years
and who has been its cashier for the
past four years has accepted the posi-
ton with the Sunnyside bank and ex-
poets to move with his family to that
town next month some time
Walter G.. Shuham. the present as
sistant cashier has accepted the posi-
ton of cashier of the Merchants bank.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-30
WALLA WALLA ATHLETIC CLUB

The new Walla Walla Athletic club
located in the spacious building in
West Main street near Fourth is
completed and ready for business.
The apparatus and fittings far exceed
anticipations.
In the entrance room are three
large billiard tables. Here is alsos a
reading table and a case for fencing
and boxing paraphernalia. The dec
Grafton are in mild tints. Adjoining
is the business office decorated in red.
The larger part of the building is
fitted up for gymnasium. 1t has
all the newest apparatus. and a bowl
q alley where there are three Of
he finest alleys on the coast, lighted
in the most approved fashion. There
are plenty of chairs for spectators
1t is the intention of the manage
ment TO reserve certain days in the
athletic department. for ladies.
The club is to be run in a strictly
high class manner.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-30
WHITMAN POLITICS
Annual Election Associated
Students Wednesday
POLITICAL POT BEGINNING TO BOIL
Students Becoming Adept Politicians
and Something Is Expected to
Be Doing at the Polls.

The political pot is boiling at WHIT
man college just now. The annual
elections for the Associated Students
take place next Wednesday. AT THIS
election a president, vice president,
secretary and treasurer will be chOs-
en- These officers together with a
faculty member make up the eXecu-
tive committee which has control OF
students affairs. appointing all man
ayers and having general charge OF
everything controlled by the students.
both athletic and literary work. BY
the constitution the president must
be member of the senior class.
Nominations We're made yesterday
in mass convention and next We'd
nesday polls will be open from II
O'Clock until o'clock p. m. Thurs
day noon the academy students held
caucus They nominated Marion
KEGS for president and Price and
Perringer of the academy ran close
race for the Office Of vice president.
Perringer won. For secretary they
indOrsed a college man Guy Galloway
of the junior class. They claimed the
right to put in the vice president In
the mass convention KEGS was the
only nominee for president, HeZ
Brown declining to run. For vice
president Perringer was put up and
Price. besides Louis Sutherland, a
college man The "Cads' say that
this is a deep-laid scheme on the part
Of the college men to split the acad-
envy vote to elect college man,
while the college men disavOw any
such intention. pleading the greater
fitness of Price for the position.
For secretary, besides the caucus
nominee Mr.. Galloway, Charles Rob
nson, Hez Brown and Miss Worth
ingtOn were placed in nomination.
This will be the first girl who has
ever run for the place on the eXecu-
tive committee and ii is an interest
ing speculation as to how large a vote
she will poll. whether all the girls
will support her or not. For treasu-
rer who must be an alumnus, Phil.
Winans was renOminated by acclama-
ton. A sharp political fight is looked
for at the polls next week over the Of
fees Of vice president and secretary.