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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the district court OF iowa, in and for Decatu
county. January term, 1906,
j. T.. LentZ, plaintiff

In the district of Iowa, in and for Decatur
county. January term, 1915,
j. +. Lentz, plaintiff
Charlotte Lockwood and j. @. Lockwood, Josephine
Bethards and Ezra Bethards. Jane Williams Irons
and Ruben Irons, Anna Williams Robey and Calvin
Robey ct al, defendants
To Josephine Bethards, Ezra Bethards. Jane Will
ams Irons, Ruben Irons, Anna Williams Robey,
Calvin Robey, the above named defendants
You and each of you are hereby notified that on or
before the l4th day of December sO5, there will be
file in the office of the clerk of the district court
of Decatur county, Iowa. the petition OF the plaintiff
aforesaid, praying for the partition and sale OF the
following described real estate situated in Decatur
county, Iowa, belonging to the estate OF j. L. LenZ
ed:
Northeast quarter OF section sixteen, except
graveyard on the highest point of the N Il. 5. f. N
E., the n f. of the graveyard to be lOrods in
S W direction from the n T.. corner of S. f. n f.
to be IL rods W. 49, rods s. IL rods E. l3s rods ~ to
beginning.
w, section sixteen (l6) n. E. s. w. and N. s. E. s.
W. and the S. S. f. s. w of section fifteen l5) N
w. N. w. section twenty two t22l. Also W. SIX
| acres N s. N w. y. l.. section twenty-si (26.
All in township sixty-eght 1851 range twenty four
! t24)
Also the N. NE. S. W. and the N N. w. S. f
and the S S. w. n. +. and the S. S. f. N. w. and
the s. E. n. Z. 5. f. n. w. and the n. E. E.
n. w. and 5. w. N. w s., W. n. E., and the N. (
w. w. n. f. All in section thirty-six 1861 town
| ship siXty-nine 1857 range twenty four (24).
And alleging grounds therefor that the plantif
and the defendants the sole and only heirs :
law the said j. l.. Lent and Jane Ientz, deceased
and are the absolute of all OF said lands above
described, each one owning the respective interest
alleged and out in the petition in said cause And
further pray that appraisers be appointed to ap-
praise said premises and that referees be appointed
TO sell the same provided by law, and for costs,
including attorneys fee for paintis attorney, and
! Tor general equitable relief.
For full and complete statement OF plaintiff 5
cause of action see petition.
You also notified that unless you appear theFe-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21

Some people labor under the Impress
ion that tropical fruits grow only in
warm countries. If you are thus
deceived ask Mrs. Stedman about it.
She showed us genuine lemon grown
on a tree in her home in Lamont which
measures 8xSl inches and weighs 0oz
Strawberries and lemons at Christmas
times. Who wants to go to California;.
Lamont Patriot.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
A Mad Chase.

Millions rush in mad chase after
health from one extreme of faddism to
another, when if they would only eat
good food, and keep their bowels regu-
lar with DR.. Kings New Life Pills, their
troubles would all pass away. Prompt
relief and and quick cure for liver and
stomach trouble. 25c at l.. p. Van
Werden's drug store; guaranteed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates

via the Nickel Plate road between
Chicago and Buffalo. Dates of sale De-
cember %, u, %, 30 and 81, 1905, and
jan 1, 1906, at a fare and q third for the
round trip, with return limit of
Jan. 3, 1906. Through train service to
New York City, Boston and other East
ern points. No excess fare. Individual
club meals served in Nickel Plate din
ing cars. Three through trains daily
from La Sale and Van Buren, street
station, the only depot in Chicago on
the Elevated Loop. Dec. u.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Brick and Drain Tile

We sell direct to consum-.
er. Write for delivered prices
to any railroad station in the
county.
Our prices are right and
our product the best. If you
do not want a carload,
get your neighbor to take
part. See samples at Repor-
ter office.
KELLERTON BRICK AND TILE co.
kellerton, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
A Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good

A. II. Thurnes, we'll known coal
operator of Buffalo, o., writes, | have
been afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel and
stones with excruciating pain. | got
no relief from medicine until began
taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then the
result was surprising. A few doses
started the brick dust like fine stones
and now have no pain across my kid
ney and feel like new man. 1t has
done me $1,000 worth of good
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Wood Hauling Bee.

The people of Pleasant Ridge and
Tick Ridge got together in the old
fashioned style, hauled home nice
pile of wood for Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Davis, who are the Oldest settlers in
Decatur county. If any one is entitled
to the respect and "helping hand" of
the neighbors this worthy couple
certainly is. They settled down near
Garden Grove sixty years ago when
they were young and full of life and
were always willing to lend a helping
hand to those who needed it. At that
time Garden Grove was not the beauti-
full and we'll built town it is now. Then
the place was occupied by a few strag-
ling Indians, and number Of Nor
mons, who rested here a few years.
when travelling from Nauvoo, ILL.,, to Salt
Lake City, Utah. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
were then young, now they are getting
old, both having passed the Four Score
milestone in life's journey. They have
nice comfortable home and are always
pleased to have their friends call on
them and they know how to treat them
when they come. The writer of this
remembers that nearly forty years ago
when he first settled in Garden Grove
township, when the dwellings in the
county were ''few and far between"
that wood cutting and hauling Bees,
blowing Bees, haying Bees, husking
Bees, and all kind OF Bees, were more
common than they have been in late
years. But they are not entirely for
gotten as Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and their
numerous friends can testify. The
women folks took hand in this bust
ness as we'll as the men, and would con-
slider themselves sighted il they were
not to 'lend helping hand" in getting
up dinner for the wood-haulers such
as they don't always get at home.-
Garden Grove Express.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
GOD AT THE,POLLS
is THE SOLUTION
This Remedy is Suggested BY
Pastor Haley for Political
Corruption.
Corruption.

Rev, J, j. Haley, preaching yesterday
mounting at Seventh Street Christian
church on service the Test Of Great
,,as. /" made the following application OF
Nc suhicct to business and politics:
..C,ommerce needs Christian service.
po,itics needs IT, How would 1t 40 70
talte the kingdom of God and It's right
co,,sness into the courthouse ana ihto ZIG
co,nting-house? How would 1t do 70 take
IN, Sermon on the MONT into the vi
mary election? How would it do 70 prac-
tice the golden rule In business trahsac-
lions "a only take advantage OIL a man
necessity to gouge him as we "ou'o l.he
him to take advantage OF our necessary
10 rouge us under similar circumstances
How would It do to make character anu
competency qualifications Tor oli'ee' ~"
stead of the emptiness of party shlp ;
ho,aths? When Sir Joshua Reynolds was
asked how he mixed his paints, nc an
swcrcd: 4 mix them with. brains Would
II not be good idea to mix the con-
tents of the electoral urn with con-
science? DO we not need GOD at the
polls AS much as we need Linn AT the
nrayer meeting? There is disposition
on the part OF Christian men TO wlthdra"
from all participation in politics, ION the
ground Of its corruption and It's demor-
alizing influence on character. cnr's.
might have refused to come to THIS "orla
| on the ground that it was too corrupt a
| Mace for n sinless man TO touch, put
would not that have been 4 poor way
to save the world? Civil government Is
of God, and is a human necessity; patriot
| ism Is a virtue, good citizenship is
grace; moral corruption and rascality IN
| citizenship are a disgrace, and how can
| ANYTHING be purified by the refusal or
| good men to have anything to do with II!
| The devil gets into nrt, into music, into
poetry; he bul1s to elcphantine proper
| lions in modern literature. and runs away
with the wagon in politics, and who shall
| 20 Into these spheres of Influence TO
| drive "auld Clootic" out but good men?
Intelligence and conscience must run this
| country not nnimalism and lawlessness'
| If the government stands and does the
work for which providence has designed
1t in the history of nations. There Is no
greater realm for Christian service than
the publication and elevation of Ameri-
can politics"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
GREAT THR0NG
IN TODAY PARADE. "A
All Union Men Will Be in Line
Of March to the Reser-
voir.
FEATURES At The PARK
Games and Good Dinner Will
Be the Leading
Features.
FEATURES AT THE PARK

The observance In Richmond Of Monday,
set apart by an act Of Congress as
Labor Day" a&day not Of labor, but
whereon all who labor may rest. Will
be most general. The festivities Of the
celebration under the auspices Of the
Central Trades and Labor council Will
hc held at the West End Park, preceded
by great parade.
The parade wilGs start at 10 O'CLOCK at
Fifth and Marshall Streets and VIII iol-
low this line Of march: 10 Grace. 10
CAPITOL, to Governor. to Main, to seventh
to Broad, to Reservoir.
Chief Marshal p. r. Tilman has Issued
instructions for the line to form at the
following places:
Central Trade and Labor Council-Fifth
and Marshall.
C,arpenters-West of Fifth on Marshall
Machinists, No. 10 and No. 696-East OF
Fifth on Marshall.
Railway Carmen, No. ISL, NO. loa
Plumbers, 20. lowest OF Fifth on Grace
Bookbinders, No. %; Printing Freshmen,
No. 1l2 Typographical, No. 9o-South OF
Grace on Fifth.
Cigarmakcrs. No. 1885, Tobacco WORKERS
No. 11-North of Grace on Sixth.
ainters, Papcrhangers and Decorators
No. go; BARRIERS. No. SOB; Brewers no
loo-south of Grace. on Sixth.
Tanors. No. A. Mouldcrs. No. l2s; I'm
sheet and Metal Workers, NO. 10
North OF Grace. on Seventh
Retail Clerks No. 1917 Drug Clerks
south,of Grace, on Seventh
Glass Bottle Blowers, No. q; Amalga
| mated Glass Workers, No. 7-North o
! Grace, on Eighth.
Stage Employcs-North OF Grace o'
| Ninth. !.
/, state and Municipal Offices VIII d.
| closed. as we'll as the BANKS lac'o''c"
large plants and even smalicr pihces =
business will suspend to give employees al
onnortunitv to observe the day, The post
| Office will observe holiday hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

the Inhabitants or every land, ana liile' y
the whole Horld With the jublanr muse
OF another mighty liallelujai Chorus. ~
such tri,implis tfls self-soVefhlty coui.Is
has made history and risen 10 supie'''' ~
In the sisterhood of nations
Completes the Testimony
"Revclation completes the testimony OF
the souls supremacy 1t everywhere US :.
sumes and declares that man IS no wits VIII.
not creature or circumstance Dut pelils
rlfted with sovereign facilities, cnpaeAe
of self direction and of becoming tiie
architect OF his own fortunes .lil ],
.Reye)ation impnrts to him, llsht anu
grace that he may realize these pp"ets .
of sef-govcrnmcrt to his own JOY an ii
glory ana to the bcttcrinent Of the world
In which he lives and works.
,.rhe word of God declares the doctrine
and science, history, reason nhu e"pe.
rience abundantly verify y, That inc soui
is soyereign thai SAe Will is free; tna NJ.
man Is able to practice truth ana r.sht-
eo,lsness, and that there ls no po"ef
on the earth or beneath IL that can cor
rupt and degrade INN, II he wills 10 DC
pure and noble
.'NVe cannot over estimate the I'M
nortunce of this belief. Any man who
rejects 1t Is morally llupDS, my = ~ I,
tent and worthless. If he believes INA.
his life and character are des.iheu 20 :,
shaped only by the circumstances unu ~
Influences that surround him, he wa
make no effort Mt sclf-dlrcction self-pre g.
servation and acknowledgements. re VIII
surrender hf>lself to every wave OF temp TEN
tntion, and capfrulntc to, every demon VI
corr,,ntlon that meets him In the Journey
of life Having no purpose or inclination
n overcome evil, evil overcomes nm.
1Ie sinks lower and lower until nothlhs
,s ,oft ~ him but loathsome. stinRlis'
helpless lump Of mora qualification ,.
"The man who is fixed IN the oeilel
,,,t lis soul Is not sovereign; that MS
viii is not free, and that he Is destined
to be shaped solely by his environment,
is fatnlist, and into him the hlhguo'''
nf God cnn never enter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
SERMON ON PEACE.
Fine Discourse at Emmanuel By
Rev. E. w. Stone,

. : : !. q f s . =, y /
Rev. e. w. Stone was In his pulpit at
Emmanuel Baptist Church yesterday
after months vacation spent In New
York State. The popular minister Is
looking vigorous and strong after his
season and rest. and preached with even
more than his usual vigor and earnest
ness. lie had excellent congregations
for an unfavorablo September Sunda~
Mr. stones morning sermon, suggested
somewhat by the recent conference at
Portsmouth, though not based upon
peace following war, was on Peace
The text was "Thou wilt keep him In
perfect peace whose mind Is stayed on
thee" The discourse was q very elevat-
Ing and helpful one At night MI, stone.
In n sermon on THE Cross touched
| upon the peace treaty. and declared that
while Russia had probably won a sell :
ish diplomatic victory, the unselflsh ana
humane course of Japane was such as
to elevate that nation In the eyes OF
| tho world
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
for diligence and care in the

substitute for diligence and care IN tre
business of life. :,
THE latter part OF the text may well
be taken both as express sing the END ana
p,,rpose Of our labor and also as lndicat-
Ing the highest reward that can come
to us for our toll. The gross materia III m
Of America in the twentieth century IS
leading men to the idea that the hlgsi-
est ambition or, life Is wealth getting
and that one has failed II one does not
get rich, no matter what else one may
accomplish. There is no worship more
common than the worship ofIthe soluen
calf. and. no priests have ever had sucll
control of their followers as me men
who lead the multitudes IN TINS moaern
idolatry. a man ought to have living
ont OF his labor, and more and more tEc
law must help to make certain Tor a
man who Is capa BILE and willing to work
that he shall secure for himself a i've
lihood But here slettlus remember 81.
Paul's injunction in another gnlace:E But
having food andu ralment, let us there
with be content."s
After all, eventhe multi Millionaire
rcts little more than this. The chief re-
wards Of our labor in life are-nrst, the
opportunity it gives us for waking man
hood out Of the material God has placed
in our grasp. No place Is better school
than the workshop, office or store. From
these places have often walked forth ma
lures noblemen, worth more to the
worlds true life than all the throng bent
on luxury and Indulgence. Then,
then Is the opportunity TO serve our
day and generation. OF course, we shall
be able to give out Of our income to
the poor and to all commendable chari-
ties. But we may learn, besides, that
All our work is a service. If we are
doing, in any line of effort, the thing
that the world really needs to have done.
That is the best calling for any man
which gives him, the best means 3of
making for himself "a stronglgnanhpod
and Of rendering service to ibis fellow
mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
WORLDS WORK :" :.
WHO ARE DOING 1T?

Al Centenary Church last night DR..
, ~, tho ..yyor,d,s Work. Who
iou''e spol'. 49, ~, ~.
Are DOING ~: w 's''t ~ ny He. "
~"
The text was from Ephcsans iv.2S:
On, Rim thnt stole steal no more; bu,
r,thor lei him abor, Working with his
Lo,,du no ,hinr which is good that he
MAJ, have ia give TO him that necdeth."
,r1lyomin, ,rc some Of the thoughts of
-, ,,,on
'!,E o. ohf,n,,,on 10 nor for the welfare
~ a,,,,,,,, Is I,i1 ~, ovn,v man
OF the community - '"'u ~ I,s s,I' nwar
Nothing pul o'o hse, a,, u'stAn H. 49,
excuses d .'nun ito''. i liz. rvn,,
pointed p,nre n ,nus :, ~" weaIn itbnugh
thcy make idlcncss possible, do not
m,tyo idlcncss riuht. Something helpful
| ~ ~, world must even then be done.
Tho vords of the text speak Of labor
- ~, I,,,,s n, dco. not follow that
W., ,r,,n ror,,s WITH his hands Is
o,'iS nv ~ ,,,,s ~ rnuollv heln.
pisssins NV ,ao,in,, ,s ,hn ioile,
iul anu eVu" AL ~ NJ ,,archont low.
may ne inc 1apols W Wv - a., :, ~,
yer. teacher ciersy'lhin Wno ""u ~ o w.
! values OF even il''e''a' '.,n9n ~, ' -
liic everSWhere NOR Mo ~ nnnr.r a ~"
| the WORDS u ~ 49, w ,',l,n,, -. :,
cullar hohpr %" NV 'n.I ~, ~ e,i,, IA,
| their hahds, anu nh'No' Nv -. -.
of those VINO SO lreluen,'y w ~" w
| from manuai iapo'' W WIZ ic - -
adapted, TO professionals NY W ""'e'
they are nol auHl'en, .u,a ,,r,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
POWER-HOUSE.
Will Test Pipes in New State
Hating Plant Shortly.

The new heating and lighting HIHNl,
which is 10 supply all the State build,n,ss
in the Capitol square, Is nearing c ,8nsp n
Ton, and It Is now The purpose or }mose ~, ~
ward the latter part Of the week, I hs
Connections arc, being made rMpip az nHe
1, IN expected that the tests VIII DC H'a'e
While {, has not been onlictallS stated e.
plant viii require one sisctflclnh ~ nhd Ia 9
iat u Vim be Mir. Ilarman. who Y !, n l,},'
e ehif sngnser q the ble BE- ,hs Pp rst en
H. ~ Far he other place there are sew
S sl9 app agi ITS Captain John q EPges
+ Pnshsa and So. has po afnG a and
~" M IA Ma illness Captain Eppcs IS
now s'su cosnner,ed with the sodthern, Railway
shops q Manchesalenr ana and S Shio 'Hr Scass
yWp,o sn tis posision Al dlaasloas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
SUNDAY ARRIVALS.
Guests Registered at Hotels in
the City.
Following are those registered at the

Following are those registered AZ inc
:? Murphy's-c; ". Rashaine;r,, Sumter s.
c G. M MoT' cia ph' Wlinm Moore
Lexington. Va. Henry IWellh9!use. ch1 =
lotlc., N. C.. G., II. Graft, BALTIMORE; r.,
W. iIlnnphrics, Philadelphia; MISS rs &c Gor orr!
Durrett, Nrgnlar l.. C; Kelley Ch'f G,g
S. s. Cline, Phiadelphia; Il; z. Gun
bingham. Norfolk; a. =. vaughan; poris-
i. L. Hughes and wife, Norfolk; Miss
May pigEs, Mathews county! 4in3d E Mcw York.
r., $, rarrar,. Jetersvllle; RobcrI T.
Lehner and wife, Washn:t3n' = =. t;,J -
Chicago; A. Rceslda. Baltiimore; =. y,
Margaret Nelson, Mrs. ri, Price, virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs, william a, H fnw s,n Mew
manager Human Hearts; Q, I. Morrl,
son, Vest Virginia; G. n. L nann Wd a uh
!ngton,, w. Vn,; B. =. Paylor, Ohio; w.
D., Addln, Atlanta, Ga,
JeffArson-J. Rosenberg, Cine!onatl;
SASS dEawars, New Yorkk; ysE y, W Ans!ls
tor Mass; j. A, Miller, massachusetts,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
DEMOCRATS NAME
a.;7 THEIR MEN:TO RUN
incomplete and Unofficial List OF
Candidates for the Legls-
3 is.s lature.

Much interest prevailed throughout the
State In the personnel Of the Democratic
nominations which have been made UP
to date for seats in the two branches OF
the next General Assembly.
Appended will be found an inconp'e'e
and unofficial list Of the nominees lol,
both branches. or the twenty sena1 o.s
10 be elected, nineteen have been nom,
mated, though in three cases there W. ~,
contests either threatened or penulns'
These are In the Nineteenth, Ih'Fty-
third and Thlrtyninth Districts ~,
Tho House list is fairly accurate, .,, nns
Is perhaps subject to some corFees'o'''
as u result of the official refurhs. !, IN.
In some of the counties, lol'l'ha s't .hs
have been made, but the MENUS ~ ~ IN II
candidates have not peeA FeEosSsS'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
COMMON COUNCIL.
Meeting Goes Over Until To-mor'
row Night. n.

The regular september meeting OF the
Common Council will not be held to.Hlsn,,
hut will 20 over until tomorrow night on
account Of Labor Day. Neither VIII there
be any meetings Of committees to-day or
Tonight. Indeed, little or nothing VIII 90
day. ,,so.oa ~
by the Council to-morroT hight, ti,ouftt'
Bryant f, for his High school plans, reported
from the Finance Committee, WILL be act
ed upon t,, n,oo,inrs
scheduled for the week. Most Of them
Viii be taken up with common place mat
tcrs. ofternoon thu
lanes an ST. Feiver Improvement Committee VIII
Consider 1 the question Of whether q mem en-,
Der may accept and use a, ltee t pnssst tsornoy
viii have an opinion from C''S A''o'"e'
Pollard on tho subject
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Carroll's Official Vote.

Especial to The TImcs-DispatchJ
HILLsY1LLE, VA, Sept S.'-heloW -
the official count Of the total vote q W.
county: Martin, $50; Montague, 263; Swan
son, $50; Willard AZ, Mann, 10; Cabell, IS;
E,llyson, $50; Anderson, IA; Williams. tO';
Eggleston. 600; lIulyey, ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Annuel Fall Excursion,

srrs. Gil will give her annual fall
oxcurslon to washington the 25th Of this
month. the train leaving Monday morn
Ing and returning the following Wednes-
"",aarihe trip affords an excellent .!oppor-
tunItY, etc."-but ..,,WhX sa1 more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
MANY Merhants Here.

Secretary II, A.. Dunlop reports the fol-
lowing names of merchants registered IN
the Chamber of Commerce Building with
In the past few days:
J. ", Goodwin, WILSON, So II Ne wur
shall lleathsvllle, Va; L. d. Vlnson,
Tnrpon Springs, Fla; Liberty Mercantile
Founlainn' Leggels, n G.; j; i; Kennedy;
Eaye,tesyii!o, \, g; Z, t'e W Johns som.
Ridgeway, S. O.; ], ". Hester Com
pany, Wlnston- Salem, Nc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Ricllnnonders in New York,

Especial to Tho TImes-Dlspntch)
NEW YORK, September a,TNetropoll-
tan, W. II, Lowry; Navarro y ..
Stevens, ~ 80
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4 GREAT WEEK IS
ON IN POLITICS
CONTINUED from First Page3

we'll selected captains, fiery COMES. X
exneeted from one end OF the State
to the other.
The decided feature OF Democratic pol
i,ics this week Will be the meeting OF
the state COMMITTEES here on Thursday
night, and there nre so many interest
Ing and important matters to be dis-
nosed of that the occasion promises TO
bring leaders TO Richmond from all over
tho state. They VIII begin to come IN
Wednesday aud By Thursday night Mur -
phy's Hotel Will remind one OF the eve
~ n convention or the Legislature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

others especially In the Valley and the
Southwest, nominations will be made
later on by conventions.
The list SO far as It can now be made
up, Is as follows: