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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, July 3O.-Cattle re
ceipts, 11,OO0; market steady to 10
cents lower. Native steers, 3.90@6.15;
southern steers. 2.5O@45O; southern
cows, 2.00@4.4O; native cows and
heifers, 2.00@5.50; stockers and feed
ers, 2.25@4.5O; bulls, 2.25@4.00; cal
yes, 2.5O@5.25; western fed steers
3.50@5.30; western fed cows, 2.50@
4.25
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea
dy. Muttons, 4.25@5.5O; lambs, 5.5(
@7.5O; range wethers. 4.35@5.75; fec
ewes, 4.0O@5.0o
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TO DECLARE ITSELF.
Will Outline the Issues of the Next
Presidential Campaign.


New York, July Gown ]. Bry-
an, it is announced, desires it to be
known that he will outline his con
ception of the issues upon which the
Democratic national campaign should
be fought in his Madison Square Gar
den speech, August 30
Unions Will Go Into Politics.
New York, July 3O-The Central
Federation of Union Labor, after a
long debate yesterday, decided to go
into politics in accordance with a rec
ommendation to the affiliated unions
made by President Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor. The
platform, which had been under de
bate for two Sundays. was adopted
in its entirety over the violent pro-
test of the Socialists who fought to
force the federation into committing
itself to the Socialist party. The plat
form contains the eight-nour demand,
anti-child labor and other trade union
features, and provides for the nomi-
nation of candidates with trade un-
ion cards who can be indorsed by
either the Republican or Democratic
party.
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S e G u RITY
Java & Mocha
Roasted Coffee Sold
strictly on its drinking merits
JOYCE-PRUIT CO.,
4 Exclusive Agents.
French to Apologize.

Paris, July 30-The French EN-.
bassy at Washington has been in.
structed to express deep regrets from
the French government at the kill
ing of Lieutenant Clarence England
tanooga, who was mortally wounded
ed at Chefoo July 28th by a rifle bull
let fired from the French cruiser Du-
petit Thouars while the latter cruiser
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For an evening of pleasure at
tend the Bess May MacClane
reading next Thursday night.
MAY BRING INDICTMENTS.
Federal Grand Jury to Investigate Ev-
idence Against Oil Trust.


Chicago, July 3O.-Wnen the fed
eral grand jury convenes in Chicago
one week from today, final steps will
be taken toward forging complete
chain of evidence against the Stand
ard Oil Company and some of its
high officials, which the government
prosecutors hope will lead to indict-
ments and prosecutions under the
anti-rebate law Attorney General
Moody has had some of his best le-
gal talent at work here several days
analyzing the evidence taken before
the grand jury at Cleveland and pre-
pairing line of procedure That will
fortify the testimony already adduced
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Cheap Railroad Tickets
North & East, see Ingersoll
MAY BUILD TO ROSWELL.

Colorado Telephone Company Gets
Franchise at Las Vegas.
From Albuquerque Citizen.
Phil Hamlin, assistant to the pres
ident, and special agent of the Colo
RADIO Telephone company. who was
in the city yesterday and last night.
leaving on an early morning train
for other parts of the Territory. stat
ed to reporter for the Evening Cit
izen before his departure that he had
just received advices TO the effect
that the Colorado Telephone compa-
ny had been granted a franchise for
a local exchange in Las Vegas. said
franchise being granted by the city
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A GENERAL UPRISING.
Russian Social Democrats to Support
the RevoIutionists.

st. Petersburg, July 30.-Tne cen
trail committee of the Social Demo
Gratis has been hastily summoned
from the provinces. 1t has been form
ally decided to support the action of
the revolutionary groups in pushing
the agitation for a general strike and
uprising. The Social Democratic cen
trail committee in resolutions today
announced that the aim of the revo-
assembly of the Russian people to
decide on the future form of govern
ment.
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PREMIER HAS NOT LOST HOPE.

Workmen Wreck a Brewery and are
Dispersed by Cossacks.
st. Petersburg, July 30.-Premier
Stolypin has not abandoned the hope
of inducing public men outside bu-
reaucratic spheres to enter the re-
organized cabinet and carry out his
policy of strong-nanded reforms. Ne
gotiatiOnS with NJ. Guchkoff, Prince
Lvoff and Count Heyden are still in
progress
mob of two thousand workmen
completely Quilted a brewery on the
Schlusselburg road here last night.
Cossacks dispersed them
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Messrs. Plott and Roberts became
known there was a rush of prospec-
tors to the scene and a large num-
ber of oil claims have been filed in
the adjacent territory. Steps are be-
ing taken to organize a company to
test the field at once, either by going
deeper in the present well, which is
only 490 feet, or drilling new hole
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day, an unknown person outside be-
gan firing rapidly with a revolver. A
panic followed. The church service
was broken up and the congregation
in the wild effort to escape crowded
ing five persons
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U. 9. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locaf Report.)

observation taken at 6 a. m-)
Roswell, N NJ. July 3O--Tempera-
ture.-Max., SO; min, 66: mean, 7S-
Precipitation, 02; wind s. E., We
locfty miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with local showers; stationary tenn
perature-
n. WRIGHT.
Ofacial In Charge.
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New FeIix BRIDGE Aeeepted.

County Commissioners Atkinson
and White and Superintendent Bry-
SON, of the Midland Bridge Co., went
out to the site of the new bridge over
the Felix today. and after thorough
inspection of the work, accepted the
same. The bridge is of steel and was
built by the Midland company.
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Mexicans go to Carlsbad.

Thirty-six Mexicans, who have been
working on the hondo project, left
last night for Carlsbad, where they
will work on the Avalon Dam project.
The work of the Hondo is almost com
p1eted and there is yet much that the
Mexicans can do at Carlsbad.
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EMBEzzLER suRRENDERs.
Declared That He Had No Means of
Making Good the Money.

Paterson, N. J., July 30.-Wm. H.
Belcher, former mayor of this city,
returned mere early today and sur
rendered to the warden of the jail.
He had been missing since August
first, 1905. He declared that he had
no means to make good the funds
amounting to $4,000 which he is
accused of having fraudulently OBJ
tanned
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Grand vizier Dismissed.

Teheran, Persia, July 30.-The
grand vizier, whose ultra reactionism
made him unpopular, has been dis
missed. He opposed the granting of
reforms which resulted in a popular
demand for his dismissal
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Gold Eagle for Country Club.

Seberas Calico brought young
gold eagle to town today He captur-
ed it in the mountains month ago.
and it is now almost grown 1t was
bought by the Country Club to be
placed in their resort northeast of
town.
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Col. c. E. Baker, wife and family,
an extended visit in Roswell, went
TO Hagerman and Carlsbad last night
to see the country.
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The WOmen's Club is the BEN
eficiary of the recital of Bess
May MacClane next Thursday
night. 26-tf

Nothing is more appropriate for a
birthday or wedding gift than a suit
ably framed picture. A large eollec-
ton on exhibition at Wahon's Stu
dio.
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Judge w. w. Gatewood left last
business. From there he will go TO
Portales and will return Thursday or
Friday
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Wool Market.

ST. Louis, July 30.-Wool steady
Territory and western mediums 22@
%; fine medium, 5000; fine, 14@
II.
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A FEW BUSHELS of small but
delicious eating pears at two cents .
pound at my packing shed.-PARK-
Err EARLE. 1t*
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Nothing. in the Rumor.

st. Petersburg, July 30.-A rumor
was in circulation last night that
General Trepoff mad been assassinat-
ed. but it turned out to be baseless.
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Nola Oliver went down the road
last night to sell goods for the Joyce
Pruit Company's wholesale depart
ment
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A party of young people will go
to the Urton place north of town this
evening.
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Captain Jack Fletcher went to Dex-
ter last night to conduct the practice
of the new band.
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Mr. and Mrs o. P. Wilson and
Miss Lallah Wait left last night for
their home at Carlsbad, after a visit
with the family of J. W. Wilson
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The younger crowd of society peO-
pie are getting up a dance to be held
at the Shelby Hotel Wednesday eve
ming.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rhea arrived last
night from Bovina for a visit with
Dr. and Mrs. C. NJ Mayes
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Judge Emmett Patton came in this
morning from Hagerman. He and his
family have been camping for three
weeks in the Sacramento mountains.
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Postmaster Robert Kellahin, re-
turned last night from a trip all over
the Territory, where he has been at
tending to his duties as Grand Lee
turer of the Masons of New Mexico.
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last night to look after his business
interests there
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WANTED TO BUY A two-seated
light surry. Address C. M. Stains,
Bx 585. 28t4~
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Henry Rusby arrived last night
from Tucumcari to visit the family
of J. w. Amis.
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Harold Higday left today for Lake
Arthur, horseback.
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Mr. and Mrs. N NJ. Dudley have
left for their home in Abilene, Texas
having spent a month here with their
son, j. W. Dudley
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Jeffrey Gaugh, of Oklahoma City.
is here on a prospecting visit and
will probably locate
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w. w. Dannelly, of Carlsbad, came
in Saturday evening from Denver and
spent Sunday in Roswell.
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Mrs James McGrory came in last
night from Kansas City to visit many
old friends
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j. E. Stewart went to Lake Arthur
last night and returned today.
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| Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Lindsay arriv-
ed today from Jefferson, Tex, and
may locate
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Panic in = Church.

Warsaw. July 30.-While the
church OF wilanow. suburb OF War
saw. was filled with worshippers TO
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Henry Baird came up from Carls-
bad this morning to spend few days
with friends.
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R. L. Preusser returned to his
home in Artesia last night
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A Car Load of Kaffir Corn

Just received Roswell Produce &
Seed Co. 28tf
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]. w. SeweH, of Portales, Lee Et-
ia Rogers and Mrs. Jane EdElundson,
of Pilot Point, Texas. arrived today
and joined Rev. w. L. Rogers, all go
ing to a point on a lake five miles
from Captain to hold a camp meeting
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1t will be q real treat---that
recital of Bess May MacClane
next Thursday evening. 26-tf

Mrs J. w. Dalton and son, who
have been here two weeks visiting
Mrs. Dalton's sister, Mrs. M. F. Love
lace, left this morning for their
home in Lubbock, Texas.
J. W. Walters and Rev. w. L. Ro-
gers came up from Lakewood this
morning Rev. Mr.. Rogers ia from
Pilot Point, Texas, and has bought
land near Lakewood with the expec-
tation of locating there.
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Cheap Railroad Tickets
North & East, see Ingersoll 27tf
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WANTED TO RENT---4 or S
room house, modern, bath, elec-
trio lights and all cOnveniences.
Address Box 367. H-t2

Willis Ford, c. H. McLenathen, w.
P Turner, T. H. Malone and w. R.
Allison left this morning for the
north and east in the interest of the
Pecos Valley immigration Company.
Mr.. Turner went to San Antonio and
Messrs Ford and Malone went to
Kansas City and other Missouri
points
May be a little hard to please, but
haven't found four room house to
suit our wife at the price the old
man is able to pay. Have looked at
several Want our moneys worth
and believe in advertising. If you
have the right kind of house TO rent
for a year at a reasonable price, ii
is the one we are hooking for. Inquire
at this Office, or call at sos n. Rich
ardson avenue and consult the red
headed woman who got us into this
trouble.
Portraits of all sizes and prices at
Walton's Studio.
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Bess May MacCIane recites
under the auspices of the WOm-
ems Club next Thursday night.
Don't miss it Z6-tf

sc and 1Oc counters at Makin's. tt
J. L. Lind returned this morning
from Artesia.
Scott New returned this morning
from Carlsbad.
Come and sit for your portrait at
Walton's Studio
First class dressmaking, plain or
fancy, 80 N Pa 2St7
D. D., Temple, the Artesia lawyer,
was in town today.
E. W. Mitchell returned this morn
ing from Hagerman.
A. Fisner and A. L. Harper, of Dex-
ter, were in town today.
w. E. Bascom and J. H. Moore, of
Artesia, were here today.
Miss Lii Mcknight returned this
morning from South Spring.
J. C. Storm, of Amarillo, came
down Saturday night on business.
w. S. Miller went to Elida this NOR
ming to look after stock interests.
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w. E. Bascom and J. H Moore, of
Artesia, were here today
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Miss Lii Mcknight returned this
morning from South Spring.
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SC and 1oc counters at Mahn's. t
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J. c. Storm, of Amarillo, came
down Saturday night on business.
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w. s. Miller went to Elida this NOR
ming to look after stock interests.
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Cheap Railroad Tickets
Died at AGE of 112.
North & East. see Ingersoll.

La Porte, Ind, July 30.-Mrs. Ferd
inand Reese, the oldest woman in Ind
lana, and perhaps the oldest i'll the
United States, died here today. She
was born in Poland in 1894.
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A. Fisher and A. L. Harper, of DeS
ter, were in town today.
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Portraits of all sizes and prices at
Walton'S Studio.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

Guthrie OKLA, oct 3 The rob.
hets who hleN apen the safe q the
Bank uf SPARKS secured s2.500 TheY
escaped after exchanging hundred
shots with citizens
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AHANDSOME PARK
Has Been Planned In Connec-
ton With the New
Auditorium

TIE heAriof directors of ne audi
tufiam aompanf met ulls aftemoaa
and selected s hgllesng COMMITTEES.
consisting Of oliver laem chairman.
u " orr and " burlington
Judge Parker sho has been hooking
after things most of tine up - thf
present sill te oat 81 the cltg ola.
ing oouft Or tic neat fsN see1s TIE
moving ef The Warren a Lewis bai'a.
luE has heen commenced and s. soou
as TIE structure IS uut ai tie Waf
active work On tie construction e
he auditorium Wlli g. eammeucri
Tie Frisco Iandscaps artist has per
iceted tie plans fof ths mrs TIE
auditorium Is q faos south on Illinois
avenue ueaf Wilson street and Tie
swimming poet Is to - IS the rear
% tie huld.us between e. and tie
tflso station East of tie auditor
ium viii be para containing 8
IpanialH land stand ard other af
fractions on tiie east 81 Tits park
and along The katy right % say E
dflfeNat has been lsft from ILLINOIS
avenue to the Frseo station Near
TIE Frisco platform. and outsldp the
para proper the fflscn Nlli create 3
handsome monogram Ia flowers. a. 3
a cest Of several hundred dollars
II IS SUPPOSED that The Katy ulll lm.
proved is part On tie right II wag
east % TIE pafs. and plant KATY
mouoEam similar tu Tie enc 20 be
planted b1 the Frisao
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The viCe-PreSdent Of the United States Spoke Tues
day Night in Vnta to Two Great and
Enthusiastic Audiences
REPUBLICAN DAY SUCCESSFUL DESPITE THE RAIN

lie ald tie chafga q tIe eject
that the protective tariff aas ths
cause 81 trusts eas uot founded II
fact. because trusts exist 10 countries
where there IS 30 tzfif. lie mention
ei ths faci ilnt Tie antitrust las.
the rate l.ill and other reform meas
arss had beeu placed upon the statute
books bg Republicans and That thess
laps we've being enforced by tie He
ptslaieahs
fn clUslug Nieu President Falflanks
paid a glowing trlbute 70 the personal
character and ability of Charles h
Rogers Republican eaminue tof dele
gate in tbh district lls said ln pang
Yoa have tefe ln Nmigaa son a
Indiana. ~ nham ! wish % speak q
sord THIS y1ung mannhom. ga ths
soil oi Indiana, 8sod there II oal
midst and had fhe e0uBaenca of ths
good people 81 thai state imss
known hin personally Zoe mauY ysas
and snos tiaf he IS splendid y0ans
man possessing ali tie qualifications
which make him an lasaS youug
American citizen
tie eft Indiana and ei.oss Nlnna
fof hls home 3 splendid lawyer Is
greNlve fnll = faith IN ITS couutfg
future and en80sed Nith a love fal
bis felios man DC Is especially atted
% help srlte The great constitution q
this great nee state refer rs
friends u Hon. Claaes f Rokss &
your beautiful city
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Moody Slated to Sue
ceed Brown of Su-
preme Court

Washington. Oct. - II Nas stated
uuoniclaily today that President Roos.
eveif will appoint Attorney General
Moody % the supreme bench 20 hll
the place made vacant BY Iastice
Brown Mr. Moodys nomination will
le sent 10 the senate A. soon as cong
ress confenes
II was ann0aneeC yesterday that tie
resignation y Mr. Moody As attorney
general and e M Shaw a. secretary
of the TREASURY would b. accepted ia
a sllort time eorge u Cortelyou, af
present raStmasier general. sili be
come see,S srY Of tie treasury. and G
J Bouapafts. secretary u The navy. Is
a. ~ attorney general Victor i
Meleat secretary q commerce and
labor, all BE- the new head of tie "a
w department The nos members Of
the eabinst elll betseofge son 4 Mes
en- postmaster general and Oscar S.
staBs 'secretarY of commsrce snd Is.
bof
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live WORK ON BENCH
will HencefOrth Mark
the Republican
Campaign.

From nov 90 ihe Republican cAm-
palgn ia the asth district will Be push.
81 70 sse ufmaat vikor. The visit oi
Nice President Fairbanks and the en.
tliuslAsm eugeudered among tie rank
and die Of the Republicans have
caused great Increase oi Interest
among tbs satecs, and the tie lie.
publicanm will efdeasor 60 lee every
voter knos shat tie Republicans and
Democrats stand for
An effort wiii tr made to hold a
nesting Ia every township Of the -.
ri district neKt week Ths following
dates have been selected
sunshine school hou~ Monday 0e.
tohsr
Grant Mound TUESDAY, October y
Field sel,ool bouse "Wednesday Cw.
tolef 30.
An r. 4 ual Riau.son Thurs
day, November
Pleasant valley sel,o0 boase FIJI
daY NoKembef
Eagls schn house saturday so.
fenbef
d Rogers the Republican can-
dldats iof delrgale from ta's district
wif BE- present o. each q these meet.
iugs and speak other speakers
viii bo present 81 al tle meetinea
aHaug ttoss ala wli assist MI
Rgen being IS II Ham and "
stanGria rhe pesten Advertising
these meetings contain q special ia
ritatlon t0 ladies aua Democrats
Politics iu the Indian TERRITORY
wh.ch las fof 50 loas teen uon-eKist.
eul. Is now Hfen.ng % in great sllape.
THs enthusiasm displayed bY tie Re-
publicans last night IA spite of tie
cold ana rain. iIas proved 70 al o6-
SEWERS that tie reaple are beginning
% take S deep interest Ia tie discus
sion cf political questions Vice
President Falfhanss speeci. cAlm.
dispaS.otAte logioal boa which thefe
sas absolutely not he slightest az.
pea g. pfeiudles. make = strong IN.
preston % thoss sto hsard il And
eft mann Democrats uthsr uncer.
tain of their politicaI footing
The Republicans feel that tlis sort
q campaigning wlii ain They 10,
tend ln tteif campaigning to ignore
altogether TIE Democratic campa ign
q pfeiualoe aud mtld.siaging and q
appeal soieiy q TIE reason and ateilE
geuee q ffclr Auditors Is ths Vice
president did presenting TIE fact
and agufesiuE shleh Represented and
which DENNIS Flynn a's used witt
telling eject
Tie Democrats are vasen.ug 60 tHe
facf fua that cafpetbas sm
negfosm snasucH slndfed issues
are hardly a. sifous a. 4 las beea
hopei they eoHld g. rlese are tns
oaIf issues tte leaders IT. tie ICES
state have been able to arree llien.
hose,er and the campaign must
therefore ne fought thru O. d fuaH
on Those Zines Tie agt heps 0i
tis Democrats IS therefore ulaf The
Republican campaign q en.kutea.
meut has been entered apon taa ate
% te &c asail 81 fis arst election