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New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
BEECHHURST eS sorSBt THE

Alabama when she ran into the battleship IHi-
nois off Newport, r. l.. last July. The fleet
which came in to-day includes the Maine the
kearsarge, the Kentucky. the Illinois. the Indi-
ana. the Iowa. the Missouri and the Alabama
with the Yankton.
The officers who viii constitute the court
martial for the trial of Captain Comfy and
Lieutenant Pressey arrived here to-day The
court Will meet tomorrow on board the Alabama
and it is expected that the sessions will continue
throughout the week The court martial officers
viii be distributed throughout the feet during
their stay and they will have an opportunity OF
seeing the traget practice.
Although nothing definite has yet been learned
relative TO President ROoSevelt's probable visir
to Cape Cod Bay during the last Of the week
il IS generally believed that he will come here on
the Mayhower. The town authorities are max
ing plans 10 induce the President TO land ana
hold a reception.
The Mayhower Will be boarded upon her ar
rival in the bay by a delegation of town on
cialS and citizens and the President will be wei
coined and invited to inspect the site OF the rro-
posed Pilgrim monument on Town Hill
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
BAY STATE FIGHT TO-DAY.
Both Nassachusctts Parties En-
broHcd an Leadership Contests.

Boston. sept 24.-Efforts to defeat the party
organizations viii ho made tomorrow at both
5he Republican and Democratic primaries. In
daJnted by his defeat last year, Eugene y Foss.
Il Boston. is again seeking. through campaign
based on reciprocity with Canada TO obtain
sufficient delegates 10 the Republican convention
yrest the nominal tion cor Lieutenant Governor
from Eben :. Draper, the present incumbent
The fight in the Democratic party Is practf-
cally for control. with District Attorney John B.
Moran Of Suflk County. candidate for Gov
ernor in opposition TO the wishes Of the present
party leaders
The Republican primaries VIII % held tnro s L.
out the state, and the Democratic primaries in
al The cities. The Democratic primaries in the
towns viii be held "Wednesday.
There are brisk contests for Republican NOM
irat;ons i'm the OH IJh and llth Congress dis
tricts. In the lolh Congress District two Dem
scrals are striving for the nomination The
npsisnilg ever where practically closed TO-
night.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
MAN DIES FROM RABIES.
William Falvey Attacks Policeman and
Scratches Him
LBy Telesrlph to The Tribune. !

Wiliimantic, Sept. A-William, Falvey died this
morning from hydrophobia. He was bitten on the
nose by a dog on Labor Day and had the wound
cauterized Saturday afternoon he began to act
queerly and called at the office OF Dr.. John Wei
dom where it Immediately seen that he was
suffering from rabies. He taken 10 police
headquarters TO prevent him iujuring any one
Feeling much better Sunday. he went home
but in the evening he had convulsions and sue
ceeded IN getting way. He found in the
street by a policeman and again taken TO the Of
flee of Dr.. Weldon. Morphine administered
but the young man got away from both the ply
siclan and policeman. On reaching the street he
fell down and caught
He removed to police headquarters. where
he had several commissions. During one
OF them he attacked Allan Macarthur. d policeman
who was about to give him some medicine. Both
OF McArthurs hands badly scratched The
scratches We're caUterized but the policeman NAV
go 10 the Pasteur Institute at New York. Every
dog found in this place without i muzze Will De
ed
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
TWO PRTZEFIGHTER.S DIE
Contest IN Buffalo and 4nother IN
Portland PrOUc Fatal

Portland Ne. Sept 2i.-Jack Mckenzie, of
Philadelphia was fatally injured in fifteen round
bout with Terry Martin. Of Philadelphia at the
Portland Auditorium tonight Mckenzie received
a blow in the stomach and died within few
minutes.
Martin went 20 the police station immediately,
ana gave himself up. Herman Miller or Ralt-
more, was scheduled meet Martin but faled
10 appear ana Mckenzie was substituted
SunAlo sept e4-Foiiowing a prizehght held
Hotel. Woodlawn Beach Ricbard NJ, -
- bt Ie rohlestSnts dieh to-day. Injuries 10 The
nIaHh are sald 10 have caused destL KS-,lta,
Hobinson. Negro, twenty-six vcsrs olc ~
sens opponent, arrested '' NUN
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
PASTOR OPPOSES SENATOR COOPER.
Dr.. Winans Urges Congregation to Fight Re.
nomination in the sth District

Following the opposition 10 The denomination OF
Charles Cooper from The gth Senate District Brook
lyn. the Rev DR. ". S. WInans. pastor OF the
vsnderveer Park Methodist Episcopal Church
cflenwood Road and East 32d street brought The
subject before his congregation Sunday night
Dr Winans urged every Republican IN his congre-
cation 20 sign the petition be sent to Naval
Officer hracke protesting against the renornins ton
Of State Senator Cooper
The Sth Senate District !. composed Of the l7th
and 18th Assembly districts Timothy /. Woodruff
has declared for Senator Cooper. and Lewis NJ
swasey, leader OF the Eth Assembly District has
expressed his approval of Senstor Cooper
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Dawson st. =. corner Westchester ave: Stephen
Michel agt. Nathan Marcus ct al: July Is 1900 e.
Grand ST. 5. 40 Il OF CorIears 81; Charles
t'rohnlau agt- Hayman W6llach al. July 2s
1905 tby bond .............
Same property; Herman Levy al agt same:
September l, 1906 (by bondl .-.......-........ 3
Same property: SeelIs Goldberg agt. same August
Is 1906 (hy bond ............ ........
1920 ST, No 52T West; julius KarfunkeI agt
Henry Grant; September 10 1906 tvacatedl =.
1880 St. s-, $50 r. g. Of Courtendt ave 73x
100; stephen g. Stil agt. Charles Zimmerman
~ al; August 81. 1905 S--......-...-..
Avenue 4, No 1913: the National Damp Proofng
Company agr- sydney Warenstein. August 81
lbS .......-....-. I
linton ave n. . corner WsstChester ava: Jacob
Meurer agt. William Oppenheim al May Is.
1905 cancelled. .......
li2d ST.. No 1&I West: Julius karfunkel sET.
Henry Grant September 10. 1906 (vacatel. -.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
wRAY UNDER CONTRACT TO HARVARD

A-s Aehes-@ft =" me Tribune
Cambridge. Mass, Sept 24-The renort which
current to-day 70 the effect that James Wa
the Harvard crew coach FOR the last two wears
would not return next yesr s regarded ss r,v,r
a SaTnbrloge None or the crew authorities were
y cam bridge to-day 10 deny the report sufhor3, a.
II elg but The tsct that Wrsy has . contract VIII
f1h3Haro 70 co2cn The varsity eight foy arotbs-
ear and hs unqualified success with fhe Csro-
bridge osrsmen are T9o.e tn.u A- is.cieut 5eujal
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al "A Yesey st.-By Joseph ? Dav: 1a7s rsr- a.. , .
u oL fremont ave 25x46 1x25x455: story dus
n II meek agt Frank McCOne et al; action No l: r p
S sSSt Fslme' attys; E P orreI tr, ref; amt due
So-a - lsxes etc SS2 81 70 the plaintiff for
80 DAla ave : lI51 fl q fremont ave 25x+5 5x
-ox4i9 story dwg n; agt same: action No ?:
same as and rer amt due 81 50; taxes s32a
70 me painn for s. 300 1882 DAILY 25O1 II n
~ LTenlont ave = 1Ox47 4x22x46e; story dwg h
re-! rex agt same sans attys and ref due 50 6S4 4s
'"Aes' sie 5000 81 10 Victor Johnson for S. $50.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
AMERICAN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Several Charges of Swindling Against Self
Styled Harvard Oarsman.

London. Sept 4-The man calling himself Ger
aid Morgan who represented himself 10 be n man,
Der of the Harvard Rowing Club and a nephew ~
j. Pierpont Morgan. and who Is alleged to have
obtained d small sum of money by fraud from r,r
Dickey. resident surgeon of the Miller HospitaI a,
Greenwlch- was to-day committed for trial a+ ~
Old Bailey several charges Cards fonr5 ~ tte I,
pocket bore the name OF j Richardson HaTva@TJ "a
university Rowing Club IL appears thar "rfor
gan had previously been convicted on several oc
C3SIDns. 0- 1i0I "c-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
DIR. LEE SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Pastor of Westminster Church Lo7c
zcith TyphOid Pneumonia.

The fact that the Rev. DR.. John Lloyd Lee, pastor
OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church, in West
25d street. has been near death and is not even
yet OUT Of danger, will come surprise to many
Or. Lee has been seriously i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia. The crisis came Sunday, and in the
opinion Of Dr.. Alexander Strong, who has been at
tending Dr. Lee probably safely passed. Yes
terday the patient was reported having gained
in strength 70 some extent. though still low.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

~ 1esey st-By BRYAN l. Kennedy: s41-S4S T7th
-, ~ > 40 II y OF lst ave a a-b
5Xlu22; vol sale; 1914 Lexington ave 20 II 4 = ~
Solh 81 2KlCs' sy with stores sale liz 137tb
vol = - 4D-DIe I II.
.4t BROOKLYN salesroornBy Jere Johnson IT Co. so
tS On Se1ford Rogers and Nostrand sullivan
1Selpone and sterling SIS, Leferts and Lincoln rds
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and late when Judgment
filed:
q 1905 .-......-........ '--I -. S6s -
pany January u 1900 i-'''i'e' $50 s.
Brown. James R.-R Rsrnett: De~eu,bar II 1sR A.
Darlington, Henry PA ,iinnsson: luis t. 1900 80 -
a. 1902 tconcelied, -..... 40s Ot
Sarne-same April IL 1908 tranceIlsdl ..-..- go -
sarnesame June ) 1905 icancelledl. ....--. Sl9 %
October 5 1900 caaceled1 nee .Is g.
May II 1905 fyacatel1 % .tt-.---.-. e64 81
,Ierion. Milton HI. Hroder; July IS. 1905 - %
gust ~ ls66 -" " 4 ''unsS =. a. rus -
Same. X. Partridge august - 1895 a. -
1865 i- i'''sse'' .7,.....-. I47.
april 30 Ia5 lr'raIeJS i"e@'- .....-..... ssI -
Voorhees,. William P-V X Gale: June -. 1898 80 40
laGs.> E herho'"'H -. 300 ~
1900 = l. " - Ia7 -
Nav "A Iaag Association d. -. az 80
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
STEAMER LIBEL SUIT DROPPED.

ioaolnln' Sept 24-Th" libel suit fled bv the
F'r'lc Commercial Gable Company against the
S.t"'''r Naachrr'a owed hy the Pacific Mail
Steamship COMPANY to recover sss, oe, f,r ,t, -
wees OF he cable ship Restorer in aiding ard .,vr
Lis !Le Manchurlt mas been discontinued bv or,ss-
W leSdStlt MaCkaN OF the cable company A
settlement OF the claim will be made in New YorL
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL TO MEET.
Officers to Try Comfy and Pressey at Prov
ineetown-President May Visit Fleet.

Provincetowu. Mass. Sept. -4.-Ihe eight
'atteships Of the North Atiahuc meet win the
dispatch boat Yankton. arrived mere mere to-day from
Bar Harbor C;unnery practice will be indulged
i'm. and to-,,orr,p- a court martial will try Can
tain Samuel p Comfy and Lieutenant Alfred W
Prossey. commanding officers Of the batrlsship
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
QUITS PULPIT FOR THE STUMP.

Cincinnati Sept. 24.-Herbert s. Bigeow. for the
last ten years pastor of the Vine Street Congrega-
tionaI Church. last night made forma! request q
his congregation that they release him from his
pastoral charge and duties. that iIe might devote
lbs time 10 a canvass % the OF Ohio, IN the
interest Cf the Initiative and referendum
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
BOSTON SCHOONER MAY se A wssck

E'unsVck. 'is.. sept "a q is believed by nlarina
men hNrN that the schooner Harry r. FTsle Captain
M"oc:. which sailed from Boston September "a
was 'oS' with All ON board. and that she is or. ~
ne "aNnoVn s'hOoneTs recently reported vrecka5
~" risk" uslisilv carried a crew - seven m.c
iiuston NaE her home port
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
GEORGIA TO BAR THE EcLANsmAN

Macon Ga sept @t-''The Clansrnan booked
lor tue theatre here Wednesday night eu nor
oe permitted ~ appear by order of the NIevo- In
NleN ei the race riots I'm Atlanta. he deems n nm
wise 10 let The t'ansmau'' 20 on. stems viii -
,dh'i ~ Is said. 20 keen the show out of rha tbea
tres In Get rEia The nubli. IS u0f faTrrs ~ f- .f-
second appearance w q
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
THIRTNTwo STEAMERS RgAc4 posI

IhiriY-two steamers. the largest nurnbar thai,
has come into this port in one day within hftc4D
years. arrived Yesterday. Many OF then, ,o,,.,,s
at various ports on the voyage 70 New York II
represented "a the big fleet NO. 80
we've fe" "H,cu came 4" diS-targ. sl!eaJ
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
CLYDE solLERmAkgRs TO STRIKE

Glasgow sept 24-The EIyde boiIermakars 10
u;'F d~Vere' ~ tl'in1 tUn 10 their employers that
tRey would go on strike September y Te, +bo,,
anticipated. US S''Uss1~ -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
BUYS STRUCTURES NEAR MADISON SC

Abraham Beller has sold No. 81 to 4l West 18th st
on q plot 75xys.9 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
BISHOP mFAuL AT FLORENCE

Florence, Sent ei-Rshop ]. A. McFam az Trsr
ton. X D.. hs- arrived hete ea h.= M TO Rome
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT PUBLIU AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25TH. AT NJ AT
COURTHOUSE HACKENSACK " ,
The Dowah Christie Homestead farm. az River Edz.
New Jersey York 5S
acres outbuiidngs large dwelling farm
house About 50 daily trains about
New York. Two miles north OF HackensacS 5
minutes walk from River Edge Depot SIX
river front boating bathing fishing 500
Main Ckensack macacsnized road
electric light and telephone wires the prOperty
Highly suitable for gentemans place cutting I'd
into building lots Rapidly growing nsighbOrhOod.
20 close Christie Estate sale rain shine Terms made
Of Address further information
LUCAS V BANTA- Administrator
Hackensack. New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

n AFAYE1vrE AVE. corner Rye-Son =. - -
4 Two ebcl-s corner apartneutS ard . -. - ~
.resul heat not water electric hght. gas any
ianitor
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
74TH STREET WEST
GA EAST 18TH ST.

Oh GAS1 1Sl N Oi'
Three blocks west Bronx PARK = - .r-
Eight large Light rooms bath. pantrss '-'
provsTnentS in 2-faUlly brick house, 80
FTyHE MARkENFIELD. 6OS-51I Vest liita So. - -
Il rooIns. all outside every irnproveInsns 'TT7sg
$50 70 SIS Apply premises OF GibS9 -
l03d and Broadway.
HANOVER APARTMENTS II is5 Sherman ~ a ,
Ii Dyckman kaTs---Nl- iIlocern inpTov-
rooms rents SIS 70 So Apply on premises
CNENTRAL PARK VIEW. S6th e. and - - ssE2
y West. Elegant Housekeeping Apaflh'AN
g. 600 to S4.Naos supt. Premise
MADISON AVE. 1870. corner slsI ST - 81. or
vi all hight. overlooking Central Psrk 80 s.s.-r
uegie residence. $50: rooms. southern 4"-
posure. all outside 40 Elevator etc
NEW APARTMENTS -WashinEfon Hesn'-D ssssf
y sterdam ave 30 cars pass tne . - r. xanr1r
station at IsIst ST.. AL lm7r7ve1nelfts 1S''"- =
Park
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
WHAT uIGHT NAVE BEEN.

Alas" confessed the penitent mar. In n
moment of weakness 1 stole a carload Ot braS
dttings."
In 6, m0rneat Of weakness exclaimed the
Judge Goodness man what would you have
taken Il you had yielded IN a moment when you
felt strOng Judge
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
TONE

Buffet Bay Now. that sounds good Sup
pose We run down 10 Buffet Bay Ior week
or So"
"Wcll. I don't know. What else does II say!
That the air is Ike wine there.
But YOU trust these odNeTtise!nShls
What II it should turn out 10 be like beer' Think
or the huniiaIion"-Puck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
kNnWLEDGE

Church-Did you every learn Anything q, value
by EoiaS 20 q clAirsl yga;?
Grtla;--Nes. 4 learned that q fool and nis
1.c-ley --e soca s.;sd.-Gpfke1s 1tatesuar.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
POSSIBLE ENPL4NATION.

The Maid tat the playl-I wonder why IL IL
that stage villains always smoke many Gig
arettes'
The MGn-Oh. they evidently realize that it.a
them for the graveyard In the last act. any.
way.-Chicaso Newa-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
1 F4T4L DEFECT.

Freddle's Auut-Why. Freddie. what's the
matter Don't YOU like your new toy motor
Freddie-Oh. Auntte. H-Boo. Hoo HOOLt-N
doesn't leave any s-s-smell,-Puck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
QUITE 4 SAILOR.

Mrs. Gotham-Is your husband much Of a
sailor;
sIls Meadows-Oh, yes. he's spent good lea
Of his time on the water.
''InGsed2'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

forecasts" said the tree toad but I'm willing 10
bet there viii be rain inside of forty-eisht
hours"
Wher.Lpon the rival weather bureaus resumed
;hei- noisy predictions.-Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
PL LiySIRLF.

Tommy don't believe that cGt story How
could q eat have scven-lcasUe bCOtsf
Bobbie-Mebbe giant threw en- at I'm enc
lnlshI-Ihs Catholic Standard and Ti2ls9-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
rGT rrrs0gALLY CCScEPEED.

1.at.-." AGED t..c. ...@E n tae tab.a I'm TIE
eo-a.t aear i.o to,-. '',a-, are tL''e bs-,.,a
nEas cfy'
"Thes loo4- str eaid the austeEe. diEHiaed
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
JrDGJyG FROM APPEARANCES.

- assure YOU. am dead In earnest"
80 1 supposed from your grave expression
American
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
The natleh

walter AS Y they were mace OF Portland
cement. but I've no positive knowledge have
neih-Ns 90 do with the m'fus oDersndi OF the
c1CAroorn Shall change them, sir?"-ChicaKo
TriGLIc.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
N4TrREg rR0FHETs

The E1,yd.d hal .eeH insisting that there
would be frost within six weeks
I've 10 faith in your long distance weather
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
81 DDEN NOPE.

,rtroeo,,e Caus- later long pause)-At olir
cIur m. .tI,, tha ..itr a4y, mad" move
Miss sbarc Cvith sudden animation)-Oh, Mr.
Boreit can you?-Balimore American
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

oh. yes. you see. we iive over IN jersey and
ne been travelling on the ierrybo3t- for afteen
years crEers Statesman
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-28
FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN.
Fulton County Will Be Well PatroIled
In a Short While

In a Short While.
Atlanta, Aug. 27-The "a additional
county policemen will not be elected
until the board of county commission
ers meets on the first Wednesday in
September. That is only a few days
OFF, and it will give the commission
ers time to select good men frfom the
large number of applications that will
be on hand.
1t is believed that the addition of "a
more county policemen, together with
the volunteer constabulary force of
six in each militia district, will give
the county ample protection from the
criminals who have recently been max
Ing the country districts a terror to
unprotected women and girls.
The people of Fulton county were
never more in earnest than at present
to stop negro brutes from assaulting
white women, and in some instances
the most extreme measures are being
advocated.
There is strong talk of reorganizing
the old Ku-Klux-Klan and vigilance
committees in the country.
This, however, will probably not be
necessary with a well-organized coun-
ty police force, now contemplated.
There are now only twelve county
policemen beside the chief, and the
additional "a will treble the force. In
stead of having one central station at
the court house, as is now the case,
there will be three county police sta
tions, so located as to give easy ac-
cess to all parts of the country sur
rounding the city.
When fully organized, the county
police force will not only make arrests
for the commission of crime, but every
effort will be made to prevent crime
This, it is said, can be done by
promptly arresting every negro who
is found on the roads or in the woods
who cannot give good account of
himself or show that he is at work
If negroes in the country are work
ing, they can find but little time to
loaf or wander about through the
woods or the public roads.
The county police hereafter will
work on the idea that an ounce Of
prevention Is worth a pound of cure"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-28
NEGRO LEAGUERs TO MEET.
First Session Will Be Held Wednes-
dav Mornina in Atlanta.


day Morning in Atlanta.
Atlanta, Aug. 27.-On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Aug. 29, 80 ana
81, the National Negro Business
League will be in session in this city,
having selected Atlanta as the place
for holding the convention of this year
while in session last year in New York
city. The Atlanta chamber of COM
merce and the city council of Atlanta
extended formal invitation at that
time to the league to hold its next
convention here.
When the league is called to order
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning in
Big Bethel church, A. M. E., at the
corner of Auburn avenue and Butler
street, where the sessions of the con-
vention will be held, it is expected
that 600 delegates from 20 states will
be present, and these, increased by
relatives and friends who will accom-
pany them, will bring between 1900
and 1000 of the best class of negroes
in the country Ito Atlanta
President Booker T. Washington,
who has annually been reelected to
the presidency of the league since it's
organization in Boston in 1900, will
make one of the chief addresses of the
convention.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-28
NO CONVENTION OF PoPULIsTs.
Meeting Has Been Practically Called
Off by Officers.

Off by Officers.
Atlanta, Aug. 27.-When the con-
vention of Georgia populists met at
the state capitol on July 4, immediate
ly after the reading of J. J. Halo
ways address, a motion was adopted
that the convention adjourn was
adopted that the convention adjourn
to convene on Tuesday, Aug %, in
the hall of the house Of representa-
tives at the state capitol, at which
time a full state ticket would be put
in nomination
Since then, however, things have
happened. The Democratic state pri-
mary has been held, and the conven-
ton scheduled for Tuesday has been
practically called off. Secretary J. E.
Bodenhamer of the populist executive
committee, having written to Chair
man Holloway urging that the conven-
tion be declared off, inasmuch as it
would be a waste of time to hold the
meeting.
Secretary Bodenhamer takes the
view that Hoke Snlitf15 victory in
the primary last Wednesday was so
overwhelming that it would be waste
of time and energy for the populist
party to nominate a ticket, in addition
to which he declares that many pop
ulists voted for Mr.. Smith, whose
platform embraced many of the prin-
ciples for which the populist party has
been fighting for years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-28
MEcs-...s,s or 7zPucL!cAA~.
Party May Decide To Put Out State
Ticket for Offices.

Atlanta, Aug. 27.-At noon on Tues
day, Aug. 27-At noon on Tues
publican party will meet in convention
in the senate chamber in the state
capitol for the purpose Of considering
the adyisability Of naming a full
state ticket.
The meeting was called by w Fl.
Johnson, chairman of the state central
committee, who is unable to say
whether or not the delegates from all
over the state will decide to enter the
lists against the Democratic nominees.
At any rate, should the party decide
to go through this empty formality. it
would be solely for the purpose Of
maintaining party organization. Some
of the representatives of the G. 0. P.
esteem it an honor to be named for
an office even though the ballots bear
ing their names and cast in the gener
al election are few in number.