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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
HAMPTON.

ON account OF bad weather there
was no preaching At DuIcy BluH
church la, sunday,
The social at j. G. Hardin la,t
saturday night was rnpycd los 900
present
Dr. J. Frank Crawford went 'u
Marion last Monday
School CLOSED %, Ni~ll -,huol
house last saturday
Miss Maggr Nathan B, visiting
Miss Mae Hardin thi- week
School cln-,d at Dixon ,,tool
house la, saturday
There will hca pound ,uppr 1t
y : Qu,r',rmuu-gs SATURDAY
nigh, % honor Ut no. -rhuu.
II. G.. Nc,orl t,- au,e engine
% tl, min,s.
>iia. Howard luI N',u ~mr
.put the day 90 luhn & Hardin
inst sunday
,hari, Dyer ha. purrha>,tI '',
spring. mill and viii gr,ud ,,,g
Friday
Car Of nails and wire just
received.
Cochran & Pickens.
I0Y
laurur Bishop h. pu 900
1hnu' iuuUr pound. uiuy Boz.
u \ SHELTON .t, , Uur., q.
u. blind -'lrgr
Milan Ew wr 0"I soI-r rs
up .o frdo, luI SATURDAY,
Ni-. F.urur. SEYMOUR uut.U.
N,r -hu"l 10 OAK Uru FRIDAY
T. Bishop, senior m.mi.t uir.a
hm u' Bishop a sun. started lur
Nashville, Tenn Monday m rr
rln- g-l.
Buck Gam,r ha. purchased %
hu.Iur. huue boo joy
earl Carr ha. returned irum Oh,
sunny South
" D. bishop rpur,. that b, d,
t''yiiug 10 h,ai II hug.. l.iug
unable Q" make shipment un sr
"uut 81 ihr ir in III, rvr
Arthur Council uhu ua. r.luri
rl lu.t saturday muru,ugNs luuu,.
late Sa,urda, evening down in lt.
,,ggiur,
Mis-. Rulah lawl,-, entertained
h'r friend. with uiw daup
Thursday night
Tom Ropr, WIN ha. i.yn quit,
, ~, !. nov aide a. ~ a. the dining
hall
Robert Lang, the rc,ird prslup
merchant, was with u. saturday.
Will Thomp-,n'. lung al~,nr
from Joy made III. friends glad L.,
49, him IN ,h' s,ry,. SATURDAY
sherman Rushing 1. m the .i,l
hs,
G. I" Rip ha, purchased the
mill herr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10

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vlliv y,,p li,,Ir cheap rru.. rad,
politician in Kentucky aspiring
tU H. governor.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
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a popular Wayr. hut senator Gu.
Richardson Willrilr ou, " uihp. un
q o-l h,ii,r
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10

That kokomo fence Isn't
she a wonder
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
BUSINESS BRIEFS

For hack service, call up .he
Occur d'AlOne Drug store.
Use Ceretana -four. q. b. Keller 4
Co.
Jas. II. Harte offers ave acres OF
land close to Seventh street at a
special reduced price for few days.
Anyone wanting q snap should In.
vestlgate this.
Do not miss B. II. Williams big
reduction sale In shoes. All grades
and makes at a big reduction to close
out the stock.
Miller n Norris, Lakeside avenue,
near the n. P. depot, have new and
second hand furniture at lowest prices.
Our closing out sale of shoes and
ruhbers gives you an opportunity to
purchase some big bargains. Prices
reduced from 90 70 80 per cent. d.
II. Williams.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
NEWS NOTES.

An eel has two separate hearts.
One beats over 60, the other leo
times q minute.
Over 81, goo, 600 worth Of diamonds
are stolen every year from the South
African diamond mines.
Russian papers state that the
Chinese court astronomer predicts
that the present war will last SO
years, and that four years hence
Great Britain will be involved.
The recent census in Bengal reveals
the fact that there are 1000 baby
girls 10 that province slone Who have
been married, and Of this number
600, all less than a year old, are
widows.
japan is not devoting it's whole
attention to war. An electrical
plant has been shipped from England
for Toxic TO work so miles OF electric
street railway, with so cars in that
city.
Some men get white while they are
making great speeches and some get
red. Others are nervous aud fldgety.
Others swing their arms and hop
about from one foot to the other.
Senator Foraker. OF Ohio, has his
own popularity. When be lie talking
his face grows very white, but his
ears get as red as tomatoes. All the
blood seems to settle there.
President Luther, Of Trinity col
lege, at Hartford, Conn, preached
one Sunday, when be was professor
In college, ON the story Of Esther.
He concluded with the words: - SO
they hanged Haman on the gallowa
that be had prepared for Mordecai,
and everyone was pleased. +" Then,
as the irony appealed to him, he
added In a lower tone, Except
Haman"
DR.. Tillaux, Of Paris, whose death
was recently announced, has be-
queathod 500. 600 francs to a fund
for p rovidIng old age pensions for
workmen. DIR. Tlllaux was one Of
the most eminent surgeons In France
and vas for many years president Of
the Academy Of Medicine. He
rendered much valuable service TO
the poor as chief surgeon af the
Charity hospital, where be was great
~ beloved by all the patients.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

First Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, March 5, Rev. J. r. Barker,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. M,
morning sermon IL a. m, subject
Our Christian Heritage" followed
by holy communion. Junior League
3. M, Epworth League 8 80 p. m,
subject The Making Of q Christ
ian. - Evening sermon 1880 p. IA,
subject The Preacher and His Big
Boat " Prayer meeting Wednesday
al 80 p. m, ohildren's catechism
class Friday at p. m.
Miss Nora olmstead. Of this city,
and Sir. Theo. Schmidt, Of Spokane.
will be united In marriage today At ;
o'clock p. m. by Rev. q. l.. Deifen-
haugh. Tho wedding IL 20 be a quiet
affair, few intimate friends OF the
family being present. The newly
married couple will take the $50
train on the electric line for Spokane
and expect 70 spend some time In
British Columbia The bride has
been one Of the teachers in our pub
lie schools for the past two years aud
IL popular with her acquaintance.
Charles BedsIl and l. c. Irvine
have purchased lot 2, block b Of DIR.
John Sabin for q consideration Of
81, 900. The sale Was made through
the agency Of r. W. Collins. This
lot IL located north OF the Auditor.
ium aud the purchasers have begun
excavatinR for basement and founda.
tinu walls. They Will erect a two
story business block AZ by so feet,
making two business rooms below
and offices above The building Is
TO be Of wood aud one room will be
occupied by Bedell 4 Irvine's feed
store now Ia the Scott block. The
firm will vRcate its present quarters
April /, when the room will be tor
rent.
]. l.. McClcar returned from Boise
Monday after an absence OF six weeks
In the interest OF division. c. J.
Shoemaker returned Wednesday from
the same mission. They were sue.
cessful and every one gives them
credit for the good work accomplish.
ed. They had = great deal 10 con-
tend with and come home with the
assurance that the people appreciate
their unttrinR efforts and loyal devo.
ton TO the cause Of division. To ac-
compliah 1t was no easy task, for
they had one Of the hardest workers
In the county to contend with in the
I person Of c. L. Hoffman, who left
/ nothing undone that would tend 20
defeat the measure. The Press be.
lieves that u will be heartily second
ed by all citizens when IL says that
they extend TO Messrs. Shoemaker
and McClear the sincere thanks OF
the entire community, which Is, in.
deed, poor remuneration for the time
aud energy they 30 unselfishly de.
voted to the cause.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
CLOSE CALL FROM FIRE.
wtKgett a Empey compAny's Warehouse
Set by spark.

NAGEefH EEnpey GonpAnya Warehouse
Set by a spark.
The Press Office and the Wiggett
warehouse had q close call from de-
struction by fire about o'clock
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Wiggett was
burning q lot of trash few feet west
Of his warehouse and it Is supposed
that a spark was blown into the
building through a ventilstor in the
west gable. II caught in some sacks
and other material within a few feet
of an oil tank and when discovered,
the stuff was burning freely. An
alarm of fire was sounded, but the
blaze had been extinguished and the
assistance Of the fire department was
not needed. The mercantile com
pany has been too careless about
burning trash near the building and
the authorities should put 3 stop to
the practice not only there bat in
other parts Of the town.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
CHOPPED IN LEG WITH AK.
Has Alleged AssaIIAnf Arrested as Rssals
Of Trouble.

Has Alleged AssaIIAnf Arrested rs RasaIs
Of Trouble.
Dudley, Idaho, Feb. IS. -Artie
Reel, a resident Of Fourth Of July
canyon, was arrested on Saturday by
Constable Joseph Brown, Of Dudley,
charged with assault with intent to
do great bodily harm. The com
plant was sworn 70 before Justice
Frank Quinn By Asa B. Williamson,
who resides on a homestead In the
canyon. He alleges he was attacked
BY Reel with a double bitted az and
painfully wounded in the leg, and
would have been more seriously In
jured had be not outrun bis assaiIant.
On hearing the testimony q warrant
was issued by Justice Quinn for the
arrest Of Reel, who, on his appear
anoe, was bound over to the superior
court in default Of a $1,000 bond.
The cause Of the trouble is the
alleged jumping OF Williamson 3
homestead claim by Reel while the
former was temporarily absent with
his family. On his return Reel is
alleged to have been in possession Of
the premises and refused to vacate.
The prisoner, being unable to
furnish q bond was taken to jail at
Rathdrum.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
KEws OF TOWN AND COUNTY

Father Kelly. Of Rathdrum. spent
a portion Of ths seek here ~ the
guest 81 Father parerll
Tho governor has appotstsd r. T..
Whitney. former sheriff Of kuus.ual
county a. warden Of the psuitsntlAry.
g. Q. RitohsY and Isaac Cooper
have purchased the cigar aad con.
fCctiDuery store Of William Eaainrer.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Rruwu, Of
Oskesdals, Washington. arr visiting
their daughter. Mru. G. r. Cuonradt
The Progressive Eucher club met
With MF. aud Mira janice II. narte
Monday evening The neat meeting
10 Nith Mr.. and Mra. A. v Chamber.
lin.
A. A. Prihno has sold lot o. block
+, to lneE Campbeil Who will i'm.
prove The same The sale was made
through the agency Of James n.
Harts.
II. W. Mabgold, = Spokane social.
lat, is billed for a lecture In McFar.
lands hall Monday evening on tbs
subject Of Socialism and tbs
Home.
A special meeting Of the .history
department of the women's club will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Kennedy,
Monday evening. The club bai
changed.
Judge Morgan fixSd the bond OF
Oscar Schneider at -. 600 aud Henry
Smith at 500 In the arson cases.
They were unable TO furnish the bond
and are still In jail.
The local asrle of Eagles is making
arrangements 10 give q social dane,
at the Blackwell park pavilion Fri
day evening, March Il. Il IL to b,
the annual ball Of the order.
Mrs. d. Keller, Of Kendriok, ant
Mrs. r. ID. Ellison and daughter, 10
Ritzville, Wash, spent the week her,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Keller
They are mother aud sister Of Mr.
Keller.
The Epworth League will give
grand aerial excursion at Sander
hall, Friday evening, March 10
You will be entertained at the station
while waiting for the chip and you
journey will end In the League din
ming room where supper will b.
served. Ships will leave the statIoi
at 1890, s, $40 and o'clock p. m
Tickets, including supper, are 2
cents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

Dry wood-Fir. tAmarack and pine,
sixteen inch and four foot. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Our cloverleaf and Limburger
cheese can't be beat. The Wggett &
EmPey Co.
We are closing out our line Of
shoes and rubbers at prices that will
surprise you. These goods are all
standard makes and the prices are 50
low that you can afford TO lay in a
supply for the future. B. II. Will
iihms.
Geo. F. Steele, two doors west Of
the KResemeyer market, is agent for
ten Of the largest FIRE insurance com
panies In the world. Give him a
call when In need Of insurance.
For pure, fresh candy you should
patronize the City Bakery. An ex-
perienced candy maker will supply
you with the best that can be made.
Highest market price paid for
green aud dry hides. b. II. Williams.
Lots in o'Briens' addition, border
ing on the original townsife, AZ low
prices and on easy terms of payment
TO prospective builders. See James
H. HaTte.
Candy kitchen at the City Bakery.
Fresh aud pure candies every day at
reasonable prices.
Dry wood for sale. The wiggett
4 EmPey Co.
While AZ Spokane, eat at the Model
Bakery Cafe, sl9 sprague Ave.
For ali kinds Of property, consul,
with Geo. +. Steele. two doors west
OF the Ksesemeyer market.
For bargains In wall paper, so to
Perrenoud's, Scott block, Paper
from i've cents q double roll mp.
/ Geo. +. Steele writes insurance and
fxes rates right. See him about that
policy you need on your home.
Geo. F. Steele. notary public. All
kinds OF legal documents promptly
and neatly executed.
II you are In need of shoes and
rubbers, so to b. II. Williams and
take advantage OF his great closing
out sale.
Saturday and Monday furniture
sale at the Baptist parsonage, cor
ner OF Eighth and Lakeview streets.
For the beet Dakota hard wheai
-four. try Lyons Best. The IdahC
Mercantile Co.
A new and complete line of casl1eti
at T. f. Hedal's.
Our tailor made suits from eli
up. A perfect at guaranteed. Tn,
Wigeett Is Empey Co.
Any hreadmaker can make gooS
bread from Ceretana.
T. E. Hedal, the furniture dealer
will cell you a ESQ high grade sewing
machine for s35 and $40. This i
your opportunity TO buy at a small
margin above cost.
Closing out mems clothing an,
overcoats at cost. These are genuin
bargains and it will pay you to cal
and make your purchases in thes
goods before the lines are broken
wigeett & Empey Co.
Two good business rooms In tn
Scott block on Fourth street for rent
Inquire at the Press Office. This is
good business location aud the room
are we'll suited for the purpose.
For sale-Fine dining table
chairs, refrigerator aud stoves. g
l.. DeffenbauRh,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Ror DRINKS DEADLY ACID.
Three Year old suffer. Agony a, Harr,.


Harrison, Idaho, March .. Wal.
ter, the little year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. K, Wiley, died last
evening from taking carbolie acid.
He was visiting at a neighbours home
and, finding a bottle Of the deadly
fluld on the window sill, drank a por.
tion OF the contents. The mother
discovered the accident Immediately,
aud a doctor was summoned. The
little fellow only lived about an hour
after taking the position, and was an.
conscious all all the time. His face
was badly burned.
The funeral occurred this after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley had the mis-
fortune Of losing another boy bS
drowning In the lake here Just befor,
Christmas at the same time that
little Percy Harris was drowned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
wArrrNo FOR THE ICE TO BREAK.
~. AEariss LoKEers Are Ready for swim
saaRau

season.
st. Maries, Idaho, March a.
Santa creek is ready to drive except
q little ice, which is daily expected
TO break up as the water continues to
rise and everything is favorable.
The other creeks will not be able to
float logs until rainy weather sets in,
and then the drive will have TO be
one Of the fastest made on the river
unless the rains are extremely heavy.
The drivers are taking no chances.
and are Watching the streams for
water TO carry their logs into the
river. and have everything ready to
commence operation on short notice.
A number Of people who have tele-
phones in their houses were treated
to a musical entertainment over the
wire by Mr.. Walters last evening.
The muisc was produced on a phono-
graph at Chatcolet, while the people
here stood by the phone and heard
the selections as distinctly as II close
to the instrument
Tuesday a social dance was given
at Santa in honor of Misses Ada and
Wilhelmina Quinn, who are visiting
friends in that section.
The st. Joe river was opened yes
terday for navigation by the steamer
Schley, and Captain Darknell will
ply his boat from the head Of naviga-
ton 20 Chatcolet connecting with
both trains daily.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Fersala

One hoe pound herse, young and
sound; one 81 inch truck and set oi
double harness.
BARR & oHATNEY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

Carl Klason, the painter and paper
hanger. has a new advertisement in
this Issue Of the Pres.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
0UTCAULT LECTURE HEARD
Cartoonist Gives Illustrated Talk
Which Wins Approval From
Crowd at Barratt Hall.

f. F.Outcault entertained for an hour
and half a large audience in Barratt
hall last evening. Mr.. Outcault's talk
was filled with humorous stories and
amusing experiences of the speaker,
beginning with his early life when he
was destined by his father 10 be a
great portrait painter. but drifted into
cartoon work by an immutable law Of
nature.
Mr.. Outcault Illustrated his talk by Il
number of clever sketches, including
reproductions of the famous yellow
Kid and Buster Brown" Al the con-
clusion of his address the sketches were
auctiOned for the benefit of local chart
ties by the Salt Lake Teachers associa-
ton. under whose direction Mr.. Out
cault gave his lecture.
The audience appeared to enjoy Mr..
OutcaUlts work greatly and manifested
approval by frequent applause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16

ing a new head, and that selection is
generally attributed TO the influence
OF a gentleman who had leaped into 4
peculiar fame through magazine arti-
cles. and which seem to describe him
as the triumphant and successful hero
o. a hundred larCeuies. Uaughter)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
TOZER MAKES FINE RECORD
Salt Lake Boy Distinguishes Himself
in Coast Championship
Contest.

The California press and players of
the Pacific coast league all admit that
Bill Tozer cut a big figure in Los
Angeles, winning the championship
this season. Although he did not join
the Angels until after the demise of
the Pacific National league, he did
some wonderful work in the box and
his pitching readily brought the Los
Angeles team to the front, a position
which il readily held until the end of
tn second season. During this time
TOZer pitched fOrty-siX innings with
out allowing run. This work. i'm adj
ditiOn TO his already great pitching
stunts stamped him as one of the best.
if not the best, pitcher on the coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
PROMOTIONS TO BE IAN. 10
About 1870 Pupils Will Leave Eighth
Grade on That Date-Plans
for Exercises.

grade of the city schools will take place
Jan. ~. when a class Of about 1870 mem
hers will be graduated from the Lowell,
Lincoln. Union, Lafayette and Bryant
schools, The principals from these
schools met in the office Of City Super
inteudent d. Fl. Christensen yesterday
afternoon and decided that appropriate
exercises should be held in the separate
buildings. \ general meeting will be
held in some central location, TO which
the graduating class and their friends
will be invited. The principals decided
10 invite Professor W. NJ. Stewart of
the University Of Utah TO make an adj
dress at the general meeting. Music
viii be furnished by members Of the
eighth 3 classes of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
Court Notes.

MOriane Hagen, formerly Of Sweden
and-lew Of salt Lake, was admitted TO
citizenship by Judge Lewis yesterday.
Mrs. Marguerite Deal wants a di-
Vorce from z =. Deal, alleging that ne
has been cruel 10 her. They We're mar
RED at Pennington, March IS. 1901.
Sam Raney yesterday applied for let
tiers of administration Of the estate of
his brother. Henry Clay Raney. who
died at Fairfield Ia. IN 1903 leaving
property valued Al 80 1900 in salt Lake
county.
James Peterson, farmer CT Thatch-
er, Box Elder county. filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the federal court yes
terday. H lists his d ebtS at 81 500 20.
and his assets at $500. All his assets,
he claims, are exempt from execution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
FILES ARTICLES LATE.

Articles of incorporation of the North
Cottonwood Irrigation & Water COM
pany of Pennington, which has been
doing business for more than fourteen
years. We're fled IN the office of the sec
rotary of state yesterday. The company
has a capital stock of $4,000, divided
into shares OF a par value of 81 each.
Jacob Miller is president: Frederick
Coombs vice president. and L. d.
Clark. secretary and treasurer. The
company was organized Nov. Is, 1891
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
ANNUAL EARNINGS OF S. p.
They Show an Increase Of Over s4,-
100000 for 1905.

New York Dec. l5.-Total receipts for
the year of SsS.1to5S2. an increase Of 3
81 59l over the preceding year. are shown
IN the annual report Of the Southern Pa
cfiic company, which was made public
TODAY.
OF this amount S95,5l5,153 was transpor-
tatiou receipts from rail and water lines.
This is an increase ut S2,JNl.3-t over last
year Total operating expenses and taxes
for she year amounted Ca SG65f5,61H, an
increase of S36S, 3l5 over 1904, and the net
earnings We're So. JiC,S62.' an increase OF
& rs no as compared with last year
The surplus for the year, after payment
of interest on the preferred stock of
s.. .6q 81. am increase oI e.. 169, 43l. and OF
charges and &f.S-I.ei3 for bctJrTments, al
dit.ouS aud equipment was Si,t26,ts", an
increase of "A like amount This year s.
payment for bettermcnts, additions and
CONTINENTS was xLUJ0.5l0 less than the
amount expended for these purposes IN
1904.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
NO LIMIT To THE
INSURANCE GAME
Big Companies viii Soon Count
Their Money by Billions,
B0URKE C0CKRAN'S SPEECH
SUMMING UP OF SITUATION IN
NEW YORK.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Bourke Cock
ran delivered a speech in the house
today on the insurance question,
Mr. Cochran maintained that the
power of taxation was a legitimate
weapon for the control of the priVi-
Ieges Of commerce. The reason the
senate was steadily increasing in
power, he said. was because it con-
stantly exercised every vestige OF its
power. Emphasizing the relations OF
the houses. ne asserted that powers
unused would decay and that the
house now possessed all the power
necessary 10 establish its predOmi-
nance Mr.. Cochran said:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
NAME NEW OFFICERS.
Colorado & Southern Road Chooses
Some New Officials.

Denver. Dee Announcement was
mad, here today Of the appOinImont of
the following officers tor The Colorado y
Southern railway. made by President
Frank TUmbuu and Second Vice Presl-
dent A. ID. Parker;
Secretary ana treasurer, James :. Mac
kic with offices in New York.
General auditor. John bradbury. with
OFFICES i'm Denver.
Assistant to second vice president ".
A. Webb with offices I'm Denver,