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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
B0BBING UP LIKE
MUSHROOMS

Now IT'S Denver that discovers
that one Of its citizens should have
n look IN when n comes To dealing
out the fortune Of the late John
Sullivan In that city the lot has
fallen 10 Mrs John Atkins. coowncf
OF the News Times Publishing com
pany with ex-senator r. NJ patter.
son The claimant IL nov IN Cork
ireland. and. together with the re-.
naming bulk OF the Wearora Of the
emerald. has been amitten with the
fever and entered her claim
Mrs Atkins bases her claim on
blood relationship The latter may
with proper application. be readily.
treced The new claim Involves n
half sister. a marriage remembered
to have taken place in Quebec bark
IN 50, together With q number of
other more OF less tangible alieEa.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
COAL LANDS HGLo Up
FROM FUTURE FILINGS,

The iocal United States land ot
flee haa ,pcelYed a Telegram FROM
Washington. n &, 60 withhold from
niinn a large amount 81 western
Washington coal lands as follow
Township "a north. range Q cant
township 80 north. ranse Q east
township 36 north. ranges 4 and I
east township 30 north. range !
east township So north. range
east. township - north. ranges 3 B
Z aud s east township 80 north.
ranges 9. Q. 4 and 8 eaat township
80 north. ranges 3 and q east VIII
annette 60 north. ranges 9 and Z
east. Willamette meridian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
U. OF W. NOTES

The first session Of the 3lrd an
nual national convention Of uammH
INT iaia sorority WAS held yeHtef.
dny morning va the McthediH
church. University station Many
deieealeH representing nearly every
university Ia the country we're Ia
attendance
Dances were given Tuesday even
lng at the Sigma Nu chapter HOUSE
for the Gamma Phi uetas. aud last
night ~ the lleta Theta ~ house.
The convention ball viii be given
Ia chrlatcnaenH broadway hall 60.
night FRIDAY nisht a large banquet
viii be rendered an the Gamma
phia at the Hotel uutler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
BROTHER cALgNTus
10 LNt1 TO REsr.

The funeral services Of brother
Calculus. founder OF the College oi
Our tady Of tnurdcs at South fafA.
was held AZ 10 o'clock this morn.
Ing AZ tho Church of The immacn'
late Conception Eighteenth av and
T. Marion o. Requiem hiHh mass
Aaa suns The bofk ol bis school
were present In a body intermsut
followed in Calvary cemetery
Bflthag TheophliHa formerly Of the
81 Joseph Industrial school neat
uoatun. Wlii suceecd the late father
IA the eulieEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SCANDAL AT III ~"

One Of the students In Prof.
Horace g. Byors' department Ut the
university VAS yesterday caught In
the act OF taking class room prop
ertF belonging 90 othora aud was
expelled from the department The
next student discovered IN such an
act will be expelled from the uni.
verstty. saws Prof BYcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
LORD SCULLY DEAD

spRfNGfIEIn m oct =
iafa william HeuilY ehese ow aef.
shlp ~ land M Illinois caused such
a fsvulaian against alien landlords
y fsu YEARS aEa died m fuRiau Z
yesterday leaving 3ao p Hefsa.
maslIX - the beet Illinois farm
lands Ito eams to fiinaia peani.
less ln tkt8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Eve Specialist

nr Jane n Johnson Is p q"
building 10 charge Tor examiua
fEaas sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
ErimGrmablcm in Wcm.Yorf.

Sem Dorf, is. Sept, Sc
rihte iiber oie bcutigen FrimarmoG.
len in 0iitriften, no republifanilbe
GonteIte i'm @onge moren, oeuten an,
Dob Gongreb.M bgeorbnetcr Senrp
Earions, ErGiioent oes SEEM . Yori
Gountp.G omitc'S, in icinem Sample
gcgen Staots! Suriiter Ooeq unb Sc
ml'cl 6. Guigg geiiegt bat. Garions
ioQ sic llnteritiitung Oes Yr1iioenten
Goolepelt uno oeS @ouperueurs sig.
gins gcbabt boben.
9eridte iiber Die YrimGrlpoblcn in
&ingssGollntp C9rooflpn) laiicn erie
bclL BOB equator Eotrid s. WcGar'
ren einen p~oIlitGnoigcn Siee iiber
Serifi Slobcrtp, wclfer ieincr Siib'
rerihoit in Scr oemofrutiid)en Sr9n.
niiation %opponirte. crrungen Bot, aui
ser repltblifaniid)en Settle iicgtc ii
motbp g. 8oooruIf iiber Widlael 5.
Ia0u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
Gr1tarrte WcercSmcqen.

9ie pirfli6e Sorm, Sobe unoSan'
ge Scr @elen mar bisber MIR NIT
oem guee gcidGtt morben rno nor
oaber auBerprbentlid uniider, tpeil
bel ser fortpGbrenber G%erGnoerung
Ser Sormcn nnb benz ltcten Srts:
medieI bos guge nid)t i'm Stanoc
NOR, 5u foIgen. 9urdy Die grbeiteh
oeS Brof. @olter 2oas iino mir aber
iest in oie Gage oerictt, oie @o9en
70 9eual1 ous5umeiien, bab mir ibre
Sorm unb ibrc Waiie bofumentarilh
ouf Dem Eapier unb nlh ploIttlb
ooritellen f0nner1. Ser @elebrte bot
sic Metboben ser Ybotogrommetrie
an Siilfe genommen mo lit oabnrd
81 iidcren Heiultoten gclan9t Wenn
man nGmIid bon Elm unb oemielben
@egenltono 5pei photographers
gufnabmen mod)t unb bon 5fpei
Stonopunften aus, bcren Cutter,
ming lebr aelloli o~uSgcmellen lit, 10
fam NON 6urd, nohbcrigcS Nus.
nlclicn ser beioen peridieoenen Ybo.
togropbien mittelit zines lcbr feiren
Discrepancies, bcS Stcreocompard'
tors, Die 5orm bes aufgenommenen
@egcnltonocs nit alien ieinen Wai'
fen ailf DEM MeBtiid) conitruiren.
Trofeiior 2aos bot auf Der 8or.
idrngsreiie beS 6iinfnraiters ~Ercit.
ben" berortige a,lfnobmcn nit Ct.
nent bon Or. Eilirid) conItrlirtcn
apporot genladt, Der aus 5luei glei.
@en pbotogropbiidyen Cameras be.
Itono, sic in elmer gerar gemeiicnel
Gntfcrmung om borbcren unb bin'
teren Sbeil ser Helin0 beS SfifieS
bcfeitigt parcn. Gs mlbten notiir.
lid) Observation-Disclosures gemadt
peroen nit slcid)5eitiacr tleftriid)er
gusIGinna ser 8cridliiiie. Gondd
bot Yrof. 2aas aorten Der WeereS.
oberilGde conitruftip niSgefiibrt.
Man finoct bieie furios %fralien
3cidnuneeu ouf Der gag. Ebotogr.
NuSitc1lng iu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Berlin. So, man lit nod peiter
acgongcn mo bat Die Sornen pla-
Itiid) conltruirt ullb man fann BORT
audi citen @ipsobgu6 bicier @elen'
formationen bel%pitnbern, Der in Der
Chat erItarrtc Mecresiueaen DOR.
Ite1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
berridten, e6e oieier Continent iiber
holtpt betpohnt mar!

berridten, e6e oieier Continent iiber.
baupt bauobnt mar!
9is iest FAT iif 0as aagetneine
Eitblifum 5iemlidJ lpenig nm Den
aall5en Gummel %befiimmert, 10 inte-
reliant sic betrefienoen grfabrungen
audi fir sic aelebrte Welt lino. Iber
es mag oaraus nod cine u%nongeneb'
me internotionale Srage meroen.
0eun eS orobt ourh bas 8udlen
oes Sees cine beoeuteuoe geograpbi'
ide 8%erGnoeruua in Dem benadbar'
ten @ebiet, uno in unmittelborer
0dbe lit m~erifaniides 9ano. 9urd)
oie ablenfung bon 8eludiiern elnes
id)iiibaren StromeS, beiien utterer
2aui ousihlieBlid onr6 merifani'
id,eS 8ebiet gcbt, erbGlt Die Nadbar-
Hepublif ieoen iaas gllten @runo ST
oiplomatiiheu 8%orlteuun9en, ipenn
nibt sic SngenieurSfunit am Gnoe
nod Elm Wittel finoet, oieie gnttpide'
lung gum Stialtano 3l bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
Son e. 9-oIfen getrpf.

Son efnem 9'oIfer getrpf-
fen. - George @oItcr&, 20 Sabre
alt, bon GER. 2004, Sit.GGoieitrobe,
Sobn &ublnlonn, 81 Sabre olt, bon
Ger. 1884, Sonopcritrobc, uno SEQ.
Eiggars BON Scr. 100, Siib.Gborles.
1trabe, maren g~eItern Nodmittag
nit Dem 8erlaoen zines 9olfens in
Sfinners' Sdiffsperitc beid)1ftiet,
ole pIotIid) ein Sell rib uno @al.
tiers unb &itblmann bon Dem 1tiir.
5enben 9alfen ~getroffen nuroeu. gr.
iterer tuitrbe an Sopf, &orper uno
Den 0einen perlett urO i'm 8atrol.
tpogen oes iiibiid)en Giitrifts nod
Dem nStubt.Soipitol" gcionot. Subj.
mann murbe om linfen SUB Der.
lett nro fonnte lid) nad) Soule be.
aeben, nGbrenb Slogans p~oaitGnbig
unperlest blieb.
8ie6errufencr 9e ebI
iir ben 90 aenpermaIter
= Nah cinetn &erbor in Ser Sade
@il6ur $. &ibble gcaen WcGomas
IorriS erflGrte Hidter Duncan, inn
&reisgeridtc SIT Gomion, DOB
or ben Waiiebermolter G. ". Seilc
cntloiie. Sr. Gorris 5eidnete cinen
Gontroft i'm lctten Sriibiabr bobiu,
onB Die &erbienitc aus Der 6orm in
glciben Sbeilcn spiihen beiben Pip.
plifanten getbeilt iuiirben. ST.. Tio.
ben flagt MN, iooB bieier Sbeil oeS
Gontraftes niht bon Srn. Norris CT.
fiillt lei. Iie gntiduloigung oofiir
it, boB oos i6lebtc @ettcr ouaeb,
lih Norris an griiiaumg Oes Ser.
iprodenen perbinoert babe.
Ole YoItsei be miro
wobrlheinli6 in ibrer Sibung ant
Gpnneritag Souitf1mpie siuiiben
@eiben unb Negern pcrbieten, oo
oicielben 81 Sumulten gnlaB geben
fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
1T friidcs uocr dltercS Sleiidj gc'
timber?

Die SollSirorlcn periuenoen nidt
germ friid 9ciddad)teteS Sleifd int
Sausbalte mo bebouptcn, baB es
bci'm Qod)cn ODER Yrotcn 5Gber bic
be unb in Sclge beiien burdp cine
lhtpercre 8erooulid)feit Ser @eiuno.
belt nnhtbeilig iei. Sn Der n3cit'
idyrift fir SD9icne II. I. 10" finoen
mir bicriiber Die llnterildnlngen bon
Slooif allacgebcn, bic elm allgemei'
mes Sntereiie beoniprudcn. gl,s III
men aebt i'm ge5ra aui Sdienfleiid
bcrpor, bob iriid geidylad)tetes
Sleiit IN entipredenber 3uberei'
tung poaig 0cniebbar unb mcilt
cbcnIo poblidymedenb lit ipie aIt9c'
idladtetcs. Mls 3ubereitungsort
cmpiieblt iid) onl meilten &oden in
fIeinen Stiiden nit Den iiblid)en3 n'
tbaten, mic 8riin3eug, Sulienne,
Meis. aartoifeln nnb gum Sdlnb
Sal5, ODER Giiniten Inv @ulaidt. Sir
oieies @eridt miro Elm beionoeres
Me5ept onscsebert, nod benz baS
Hinoilciid in fleinen Stiiden nit
Set (olid Minbernierenfett) feinge.
idnittencr 3piebeI unb Yaprifa in
@aiier gefodt, nod etpa 5meiS tun'
Den. bis es ueif gemor6en lit, geial.
5en mo Damn nit robgeifyGltenaar.
toifeln oocr nit Heis biz gum Ser.
tiewaoen Der 2etteren 3u gnoe &C.
fod)t miro. - Gin 5aidiren oesJlei.
id)cs, baS beiBt oas9 urfgebent bltrt)
Die 5leiifbadmaidiue, lit 5ur Ser.
iteaung oieierS peiien ourdaus nidt
Acknowledgment aber unentbebrlid,
penn man bas friid9eidlagene
| Sleiid bruten mill. S~eoenfaas
itebt feit, bob mad, Dem @tmlb fol-
dyer Speifen nicmals iracnb meld)e
Observation-Disclosures bel benTer.
iuhsperionen beobadtet ipuroelL
glcideiiItig. wie grob Die genoiiene
Wenge ipar. Iab @eriuden, Die
NIT elmer geroauunesfiiiiisfeit aus
Tepiin uroS aI5iGilre angeiteIlt pur.
ben, ihcint oas friidgeidJladtete
8Ieiid burd iold,e in ben meiiten
0Gaen fogor ihneIer mifsel6it 81
-
iueroen, ais aItgefdladJtetcs. = gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
IpattaaLl, ,o,1e,1,13.. 1889 1902

Scr Serein Scr g aufleute
unb Subrtfanten Ser Mlt.
Itabt bielt 9~eitern i'm @ebGloe Ser
Slb Somn Notipnal 9anf, Ode BON
@op- utb @reterltraBe, icine rcgcl.
mGBige monotlide Seriammtung, in
uelber ErGiioent 5. Geo. 0ebrir1.
jun, ben &oriit ulo Sefretdr Sohn
@. MoribaQ oas Erotofoll fiibrte.
$50. Mid)olosr Sdmibt mo Senrp%s
Ser5inger mnrOen ais Mtitglieoer
oilfgenommen. auf Intrag Oes
Siilfs Stdutsnnpalts Golfer miro
has legislative Goniite cine @croro.
nlllg alisarbeiten unb Dem Staot-
ratbe nntcrbreitell, burf peld)e eS
Den @iienbabn . @eicuihaften perbo-
ten lpcroen iol, 8aiiaaiere in 9abn.
bpfen iiber @eleiie geben SIT lallcns
Samit oieiclbcn lire 3iige beitcigcn
fonnen. Gie GinIabung Ser Sdul.
9etorbc an Den Rational : 2ebrcr.
&erein 5ir Nbbaltung bon ocrct
Convention in~1907 muroe e%initinl.
mig inNoliirt. Gem YrGiioentcn :.
George @ebring, iun., unb Sice.Er1-
iioentcn Saeob Is. Soof, mcld)e OILS
9ireftoren Der Subelfeicr : @ciell.
ifait Ooiiir ncrant1portlid) narcn.
boB Sic SrbuItric . Earaoe ibren8cg
burd, sic AltItabt HADN'T murbe Ser
9anf oes 8ereins oor9ebrad)t. OberIt
s. 8ranf Supplee, mclder feline De.
nliibungen sur Grreidung oieies Bic.
les nit SS. @e1ring uno Soof Der.
etnigte, miro elm 3onfes idreiben err.
balten.
Bern B t. - als perniBt murbc
geItern Der IS Sabre alte Dtatroie
Eeter Gommoter bon Hr. 1906, @eit-
aerinston.S traBe, Der Eolisei gemel'
Set. Sor einigen Sagen muroe Cont
nloter BON Dem Gonoufteur Gnes
acknowledgements ser @eItport.
Clinic iibergebcn. 9erielbe mar aui
bfm Strubenbabngeleiie lieseno aui'
aefunoen porben. Seine aleiber mu.
rem bamals poaitdHbig SurfndBt unb
alaubte man, baB gommoter BON I'm.
befannten iibefIullen moroen iei. Sesi
Rrri6t Sic 8ermutbung, oaB Cont
I1ofer lette ISOLDE SelbItmorogeoan.
fen begte unb audi biesmal pom
Salie ~auegging, UNI epentueu leii'em
2ebeu elm gnbe gu bereiten. =
Bonn Dieuite inspenbtrt.
Yoli5iit Sames %. Samilton bonn
oitliden Giftrift, nelder am Wontag
ben, 9eger Charles Morris burd CT.
nett. Mepolperidib t6btlid perleste,
lit ailf 9efebl besF Maridaas Jarnat
pom Gienite iiispenbirt unb gegen
oerieIben Die Mnflagc auf Woroper'
ind rrbobcn porSeH oamit oil, Brob.
gei4potcnen ben 1alN allntrl iidrrl
f6tftleit. "F y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
Sin nnanacnehmcr Sec.

Ios Inmohien beS %io9cnannten
Solton : Sees in Siio Californian.
BON Dem mar cine 3eitlang aeglonbt
bette, er meroe mieher ipurlos Der.
idipinben, bot bebenflibere Sort.
id)ritte gemodt. oils jc 5lpor.
Gurf Die iommcrliden Sod)flii.
then, meldc iniolgc ocs Sd)mcl5enS
bon Sdnecmaiicn Der Sierros bent
untereu Colorado : Slilb 10 rieiige
@oiiermcngcn 5%ufiibren, bat iid) iencr
@oiierforpcr ocrmoben pcrgroBert,
Dob er bercitS elm @ebiet bon ii6er
400 Giloorotmeilcn beoedt nnb &c
acnmGrtig nGdit bent Widigon- uno
Dem groBen Sol5iec i~ibcrbaupt Der
srobtc 9inncnice in ocn Ser. Stao.
ten lit, - 10 iibcrraidcnb Dies audi
fir pielc Sernitcbcnoe flingcn mag!
@ic miro cS crit merben, pcnn ooS
gan5c SoltonsY eder, Sciien goocn
260 SUB inter DEM Weeresipiegel
liegt uno ooS obne 3mcifel Iriiber
einmol oaS 9ett eincs gemaltigcn
mccrortigcn Secs mar, nit Dem ii6cr.
lauienoen @aiier bes Colorado or,gc'
iiiQt iit2 Gin iafperItGnoiger Boob.
odter, Gbmunb Witbcll, meldler crit
unlGngit cine ltnteriubung an Srt
unb Stelle pornobm, cripartet, oaB
ihlieBlib bic @aiiero6erfldde Die
WeereSbobe erreiden nnb Der Gee
Damn pole 20O0 Quaoratmeilen be-
oeden merbe! Haf ben letten Nad)'
rid)tcn NOR es imnler nod meit bis
oobin; Der See mar aber bercitS 30
SUB bod unb itieg anbalteno mcitcr,
Inn ctpa 6 3ol in Der ISOLDE. SIS lit
fein Mittel in Sidt, oieIeS gnuad.
leu 5llnl Ginbult au bringcn.
las lit elm Sdnuipiel, ipic fs me
nisItcns IN gcid)idtlider Belt obne
@leiden baitebt. als Dor ,tpei Sab.
rem Die @epGier oes COLORADO in
Yerbinounp nit Der 9~erieielungS'
arbeit tbeilweiie abgeleitet muroen,
oa oahten Die Sngenieure nitt, oob
lie ole @runolage 81 elmer ioldJen
| Situation legen miiroen. Wan err
martete, oaB bic angepenoeten We'
tbooen geniigcnb iein ipiiroen, bcn
| 1luB in ieinem olten Gauf 5u erbal.
ten; aber ourd cine Heibenfolge BON
5lutben in u%neripartetem WaBe attge'
idppollen, brad Ser Strom iiber ieinc
natiirlid)en Sdranfen nib id)oB in
Die meite @ertieinng binein, sieielbe
mcbr uno mebr aiffiiqeno.
es gepinnt gan5 ben Anideiit, nls
Oh Die Ndtnr, mir EN- bisfen. pom
@cniten unttritiitt. 3uitdnbe ipieSer
! beritellen uoile, pie lie oiellcidJl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
Die @eaiitrirMth.

Sim erIten Gage ipurOen 1902
tStimntgeber regiItrirt. : Set)S
wcitere &esiitrirungSta9e.
lleber $4,000 Stimmaeber na6
Dem Yoli5eicenius.
8eItern mar Ser neutrality-suspicious..
tag. Sober gum Stimmen beref.
ti9te 9iirger, Der inn Serbit uno in
ser 6riihjabrsWabl pablen nil, milb
fid resiifriren laiien. Gle iibriscn
&egiitrirungstage iinb: Der 1S,, %.
unb 26. September nno g, g., 8. II.
10. Sttober. Sns @eieb, bob ieocr
aus einem aroeren Staate 5ligc5oge.
ner 9iirgcr MarDlono's 5polf Wos
nate ppr Dem g.. Hopember Dor ocm
Glftilur oes superior : @eridteS CT.
fldren mtB, buB er Elm 9iirger Mo-
rplpno'S 5u bleiben 9eoenft, miro
Siele ibreS @ablredtes beral1ben.
Gin @Gbler muB ieds Wonote i'm
le9islotinen Siitrift mobnen, ebe or
baielbit regiitriren bari, bod lit er
berebtigt, faus Oics nidt Der Sat
lit, im Giltrift ST. regiitriren, aus
Dem CT per5ogen lit. 9cioc politiihe
Yarteicn boben 9ouptQuartiere iiir
Die Gegiitrirung etablirt, unb lcitet
Sr. y. 3, Eortcr o~osicnige fir Die
Semofratcn uno 8m. W. Stemart
fir ole Hepublifaner. Der Eoli5el-
Genius bat t42,S00 Stimmgeber er.
geben uno bieroon regiitrirten &c.
itern 1902, 1918 @eiBe unb 1889
9eger. Ias Geiultat bel @arOS lit
npte foIat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20

HGie snr @riiegin's Mnslanb Be-
iorstrG. @aimc, Nr. 413, Git.Yalti.
utore-S trahe, maize Guitmmbonie-Aue.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-25
The P0stmastershIp.

The mission of Mr.. JnO. Z.
Wood, our present efficient post
master, expires early ia F'ebru-
ary, and as that date approaches
much interest is being manifest
ed as to who his successor will
be. AS has already been stated
in THE DISPATCH, Mr.. Wood is a
candidate for reappOintment and
Mr.. Allen Jordan is also seeking
the Office. A rumOr was current
on the streets yesterday to the
effect that Mr.. Charles Hale was
a candidate for the Office, and
reporter for this paper question
ed him regarding the matter. In
reply to inquiries Mr.. Hale said
that he had written his uncle,
Senator Hale, Of Maine, a letter
stating that be would like to have
the office. but beyond this had
ho SGCPo W SS1Oi Z DI1C q ~
pointment. Mr.. Hale said that
he had circulated no petition ask
ing endorsement at the hands of
the people, and did not intend to
do SO.
Senator Hale is a very promi-
nent man in the Republican party
and stands close to President
Roosevelt. 1t was he who de-
Tended the President against the
attack which was recently made
upon him by Senator Tillman, of
South Carolina, and he has on
many occasions given public evi-
dence of his friendship for the
nation s chief executive. The ex-
tent of his influence with that all
i'm portant individ ual remains to
be seen.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-25
Mr.. Folk to Deliver Address.

PreSideL KincannOn, of the
Industrial Institute and College,
is fortunate in having secured "a
promise from Hon. Joseph Folk.
the we'll known reform governor
of Missouri. to deliver the bacca-
laureate address at that institu.
ton at the close of the present
session. There is no man in the
country who is more prominently
before the public than Mr. Folk
tits he who is responsible for the
movement which has transformed
st. Louis from a place where
racing and gaming laws were
openly violated and where the
Sabbath was totally disregarded
into a respectable, law abiding
city, and it was he, who while
acting as district attorney Sc
cured and brought forward the
evidence OF bribery against the
Doodle aldermen Of the World 5
Fair City which either landed
them behind the bars or sent
them scurrying to some foreign
country.
Mr.. Folk is a Southerner by
birth. being a native Of Tennes
see, in which state several mem
bers of his family have filled
with credit positions of trust and
honor. He possesses every re
quisite of the true man. loyalty.
bravery, chivalry and honesty,
and not only the people of his
native state but those of the en-
tire South are proud Of his
record.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-25
NOT A CANDIDATE
MayOr Gunter Will Not
Stand for Reelection
to Office.

Mayor Gunter announced def
nitely yesterday that he would
not be a candidate for e-electiOn.
This decision was reached after
mature deliberation, and is ire
vocable. The action of Mayor
| Gunter in refusing to enter the
race is a source Cf sincere regret
to his many friends, but he states
that he has other interests to
look after and will not under any
consideration stand for re cleo
ton. He has made a faithful,
progressive and in every way eff
ficient mayor. and retires from
office with the respect, esteem
and good will of the people gen
orally.
It is more than probable that
Mr.. d. S. McClanahau, who for
several years past has repre-
sented the fourth ward on the
CITY Council, will enter the race
for mayor. He is energetic and
progressive, and his long con.
nection with the management Of
the city's affairs has thoroughly
familiarized him with the duties
of the office. Should the people
elect him he will make progress
siye and efficient mayor.
Another prospective candidate
for the office of mayor is Capt. +.
S. Donnell, who is at present
city marshal and tax collector.
Capt. Donnell is we'll known to
the people of Columbus. He has
occupied either a city or county
office almost continuously ~ for the
past fifteen or twenty years, and
his record is a good one. AS it
will be some months yet before
the primary is held there will
probably be other candidates,
and further announcements are
awaited with interest.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-25
The Sale of Dope y

Mayor Gunter is vigorously
prosecuting d crusade against
the dispensers of dope, " "phos-
phate" and other beverages of
similar character which if drunk
to excess will produce intOxica-
ton, and has recently looked into
the law governing the sale Of
medicines tanning alcohol. In
vestigatiOn along this line has
brought to light the fact that the
matter is left largely to the dis
cretiOn of the druggists. The
law states that if an apOthecary
believes that a person wants a
certain article containing alcohol
for medicinal purposes only that
the article may be sold without
question, but that if, on the other
hand, he is of the opinion that it
is to be used as a beverage and
taken for the purpose of produc-
ing intOxication he must refuse
to make the sale.
Druggists as rule are hon
est, conscientious, law abiding
citizens, and this fact was prob
ably taken into consideration
when the statute was enacted.
They cannot, however. be too
careful regarding the sale of
medicines containing alcohol, as
during the past few years many
people who were before the police
court on the drunk and disorder
ly charge have sworn that their
intoxicatiOn was brought on by
drugs. The druggists them
selves should not only be careful,
but should instruct their clerks
to use due care and discretion in
selling these articles.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-25

The effort to thus make a
mountain out of mole hill, and
put me in the attitude of invest
igating or prosecuting the gov
ernor, or the Investigating com
mittee doing so, is the veriest rot.
There is nothing to 1t.
1t is we'll known to the peo-
pie of Mississippi that Gov. Var
daman has been very active re-
Gently in an attempt to drive GER
tain parties from the public
teat and to suppress all inhu-
manity and cruelty to the con-
victs, and this little fling at him
is a fair illustration of the des-
perate struggles to which they
nave come and of their efforts Ito
muddy the waters in order to
hide their own sins.
w. CALVIN WELLS, JR.