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The Adair County news., 1906-07-25

Hon. j. c.. S. Blackburn has
announced that he will not enter
the contest for the Democratic
nomination for Governor.
The Adair County news., 1906-07-25
WE'D, JULY rs, 1906.

WE'D, JULY %, 1906.
When we take a view of the
past and remember the turbulent
times, the divisions, dissentions
and defeats that came to the
Democratic party by reason of
the over Jealous advocates of per-
sonal choice in y our ranks, we
wonder why it is that some will
not learn a lesson and profit
thereby. True, national questions
injected into Democratic contests
brought about first division and
first defeat, and since then the
overenthusiastic friends of par
ticular aspirants led the party,
not only to defeat, but to the
brink of ruin and to the necess-
ity of resorting to unholy tactics
of regaining power. Coming
from that stage one of the hard
est fought battles in the history
of the State only gave our can
didates a majority of more than
5000 votes. But after reconcile
alton had been made and peace
> and union effected in our party
we won the next contest by a
majority of nearly 10000. Now
in the face of all this experience,
with the fnll knowledge of the
fact that our nominees, who
ever they may be, will need an
united party to win in the final
contest, many of the Democrat
ic papers are showing signes of
repeating former errors. AT
this stage of the canvass indica-
tons point to a spirited contest,
if not one of bitterness and
strife. If such should result it
may prove as disastrous as SIM
liar conditions did in the past,
which did not bring good to our
party nor blessings to our State.
So far as we know there is not
an incompetent man seeking hon
ors in our party and not one who
would fall short of his duties
to the State when elected.
That men will have their person
al choice is but natural and that
there is a pleasure in working
for the success of a particular
friend is also in line with the
makeup of man, but when ones
enthusiasm leads to stirring up
dissentions, injecting prejudice
and inviting bitterness to .ad-
vance the interest of a personal
choice, then his efforts are detri-
mental to party success. The
Democratic press owes the party
and the State it's best efforts to
advance both, and this can not
be accomplished by waging a
war on opposition candidates.
The time for entering has not
yet closed, and it seems little
premature toEbegin a vigorous
campaign. When the entries
are all in, and the real show be-
gins then, land not till then, in
our judgment, is the time for
Democrats to make up their
minds and act. The. News will
try to give good party service,
but does. mot desire to add fuel t.
= contest that ought to be made
: 50 peace and good will
The Adair County news., 1906-07-25

tied Columbia Saturday.
A. G. and Henry Moss, Greensburg,
were here few days ago.
Miss Nary Cartwright has returned
from visit to Greensburg.
Mr.. Dave Tarter returned from Nc
Minnville, Tenn, last week.
Rev. S. G. Shelly and wife, I, f Leba-
non, are visiting in Columbia.
Mr.. ]. B Coffey and wife will attend
the Hustonville Fair this week.
Mr.. B. H. Gilpin, of Campbellsville,
was here Saturday, en- route home.
Mr.. Rollin Browning and wife, of
Midtown, are visiting in Columbia.
Miss Mary Richie, of Burkesville,
visited Mrs. A. R. Kasey last week.
Mr. Geo w. Lowe, the Band instruc-
tor, returned last Saturday morning.
J.W. Sublett and Horace Massie
were here Monday from Cane Valley.
Mr.. John Q. Alexander and son,
Campbellsville were here last Thursday.
MIR. Avis Goodman, of Glasgow, is
visiting the family of Mr.. Sam Lewis.
Mr.. Clarence Page is in Louisville
with the view of buying an automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hutchinson,
spent Sunday with Mr.. ]. P. Hutchin-
son.
Mr.. Pete Powell and wife are visit
ing relatives in Missouri, Kansas and
Texas.
Master PAUL Dixon, of Burkesville,
spent last week with his uncle, MIR. R.
F. PAUL.
Judge T. A. Murrell and wife, and
Miss Ada Miller returned from Edmon-
ton Sunday.
Mr.. w. E. Ellis and wife, of Cumber-
land county, visited relatives in Column
bia last week.
Mr.. Henry Christie, who lives near
Cane Valley, is lying dangerously ill
with rheumatism.
Miss Lula Allen spent a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. j. j. Hunter, Ora
dyville, last week.
Mr.. j. L. Hobson and wife, Camp
bellsville, visited their son, Mr.. Claud
Hobson, last week.
Miss Ada Feese and Mrs. Lindsey
Miller, of Cane Valley, visited relatives
in Columbia last week.
Mr.. James Garrett, wife and daught-
er, Frances, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Scruggs. Midway, KY.
Mrs. Scion Robinson, of Crossville,
Tenn, daughter of DR.. w. F. Cart
wright, is visiting in Columbia.
Miss Lillian Vancleave, of Louisville,
who has been visiting Miss May Har-.
vey, returned home last Monday.
Mr.. S. N. Hancock returned from
Elida, New Mexico, last Thursday. He
filed claim and likes the country.
Mrs. Geo. H. Nell and children came
up from Gradyville Saturday. Mrs. Nell
is the hostess at the Columbia Hotel.
Mr.. w. H. Haynes, formerly of Den
mark, Russell county, was in Columbia
Friday, en- route for his home in st.
Louis.
Mrs. s. A. Mckay, of Buffalo, ar
rived in Columbia last Friday and will
visit friends for the next two or three
weeks.
Mrs. John Paxton, Of Pierce City,
Mo-, who has been spending a few
weeks in Columbia, left for Green's
burg yesterday.
Dr., r. A. Jones, of Cincinnati, is
visiting his parents IN this county. His
brother, DR.. T. A. Jones, met him at
Columbia last Saturday.
Messrs. A. S. Chewing and Fred
Z. .sssssss,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

For ten innings the vaughnites and Climbers fought yesterday afternoon, and the eame psns eaed at the end and 0.
 J.bn nsakgg gtshsR sns Re satsls hsasss sstwisR ~ was in magnificent form. his control being perfect He struck out five bat ters, several of them at crucial points of the game. while the only base on balls he gave was an intentional @It to Harry Mathews It was roxy the eighth inning. Mathews hsa been stinging the ball viciously during these games so Malarky walked him ana Reagan, the scheme working perfect ly. Only two hits were made of him Montgomery hitting clean in the tniro inning and Dale Gear getting scratch
 Reagan. only gave one base on balls and struck out four batters: Five hits ed in the second inning. But Reagan managed to prevent the Climbers from hitting at pischological moments. baIl and while there were no especial. ly sensational interests the work cs both teams was smooth and clockliku 7. in rotation. the last man striking out
 With two out In the last half, schwartz landed terrtfc. hit to left f1el6 thai Datc 0edT DdIcty mduu6St to get one hand on and it was a.ciear twobagger. Appericus ending 1t with a fly to Meeks.
 The second was also one two and three for them, Meeks going out on hit to Schwartz. Gear and Walters striking out.
 Mullaney hit safe In the last half and went to third when McCann stung one to right Perry hit nyto Moles- worth but 1t was too close in for Null laney to try and score. Houtz struck out and Malarky was out on fly to Smith. Malarky Montgomery hit safe Mathews tried to sacrifice, but Malarky got the bunt and threw Montgomery out at second. Reagan was out on 2 fly to Houtz and Molesworth struck out.
 For the next three innings Malarky' retired the side in one. two, three or der and, with two down in the last of the sixth. Sam Apperious crashed out d twobagger but Mullaney ended 1t with a foul to Mathews
 Tn the eighth came the second nit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
COTTON sTATEs LEAGUE.

Mobile. July 11-(SpeciaL)- L)--Mlbile and Meridian, the leaders in the Cot ten States League pennant race, met this afternoon on the local diamond Before about seven hundred persons. Billy Earle, manager of the Vicks- burg aggregation, was sent here to umpire, and gave far better satisfact- ion than any previously seen on the grounds this season.
 Meridian won the game In the first inning. With two hands down, Gard ner bit for three bases. Gaston sent a grounder to Wee Willie Prout, who fumbled. and in trying to catch the runner on the recover, threw wild past first base. Gardner scoring and Gas ton going to third
 In the seventh, eighth and ninth innings, Mobile had good chances, but, we'll, they didn't win.
 Billiard pitched great ball. although making presents Sample at crucial periods held him down and the best game of the season went to the lead CTS. Veraeuille did excellent work, fielded his position and rapped a two bagger, one of the three hits allowed hv Billiard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Uniontown was at bat they had a man on hrst and a maa on third and there was one out, the batter hit line drive to right field, but the man on first had started to steal and was near second when the ball was. hit, thinking that the fielder had no chance for 1t he kepr on, hut the fielder by a pretty play, caught 1t and ielded same to first and of courses caught the runner that had gone to second; but in the meantime the runner that was on third tagged his bag and when the ball was caught put out for home. He crossed the plate just as the first baseman caught the ball from the fielder Now what has safe? or, rather, could his score be coUntedf You can see that it was one continuous play. the ball never touched the ground from the time it was batted umpire did not know what to call it and there is nothing in the rule book that will help us and we would certain ly appreciate 1t if yoL would help us ing us what to call it. Give us an an- swer through the columns of your pa- per.
 Thanking you in advance for your kindness We are,
 Yours very truly
 A Crowd of Puzzled Fans.
 1f.the runner had crossed or touched the plate before the first baseman had received the ball from the right nelder the score certainly counts. On the received the ball from right field and the double had been completed before the runner had reached the plate the side was retired and the run could not score. The question resolves itsef into whether the runner from third had deached the plate before the first base man got the bali or vice versa. and the umpire is the only one to Judge of thatl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Primary Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Primary Election of the Democratic and Conservative party of the State of Ala bama for the nomination of candidates for the offices of Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of Sate State Treasurer, State Auditor Attorney General Supernten dent of Education, Commissioner of Agriculture and In dustries, Associate Railroad Commissioners Chief Justice and two Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of Alabama and fer the choice by the and recommendation by them the Legislature and Governor of Alabama respectively of candidates for election ap ponment United States Senator from the State of Ala baa, and for the election of delegates convention of the party be held in the city of Montgomery Monday the 10th day of September Ioo6 Is called and will be held the various precincts and voting places in the several of the State of Alabama Monday, the 27h day of August Ioo6
 Said Primary Election has been called by the State Executive Committee of the Democratic and Conservative Party of Alabama and is be held under the and regulations prescribed by the laws of this Sae and under the rules and regulations prescribed by said State Execu tive Committee.
 H. S D. MALLORY,
 Chairman 0 Executive Committee 0 the Demo
 cratic and Conservative Party of Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
NO SCORES IN THE TENTH
 AND GAME WAS CALLED
Malarky and Reagan in a Pitchers Battle. But Neither Side Could Win-Vaughan's
 Men Leave Town.

off Malarky. Gear hitting one too far to the left for Malarky to get to and too slow for Busch to get It in time. Walters sacrificed him to second, Mont gomeryy was out on a foul to Hausen, Mathews walked and Reagan ended It with a hit to M1larky.
 Mullaney hit for twobags McCann was out on a fly to Walters and Perry on a hit to the same place.
 Tn the tenth there were six men up. Meeks went down on a foul to Hausen fin the first half. Gear on a hit and Walters on el line ny to Busch
 Hauscn sAds out on a foul 10. Mont gomery in the last half. Malarky aad Houtz striking out.
 An agreement had been made o.eall the game at 5 80 o'clock, Birmingham having to catch a train, and as fl was close to that hour Pfenninger called the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
SUGGSUNFORTUNATE
MEMPHIS PITCHER LOSES HARD
 FOUGHT GAME.
Allows Only Two Hits, Both Made by the Opposing Siabman, But Loses the Game to
 Memphis.

leans won again today because of the locals inability to buncn hits. .Sugss pitched a splendid game, allowing. only two hits, both of these being made by for two bases and the other for three. Manuel also made the only run of the game on his two base hit, U sacrifice by Rickert and scoring on Cargo,s in- field out. The game was well played, the playing of Cargo and Atz of the visitors and Carey of the locals being asnaciallY hrilliant Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
EACH TOOK ONE
TRAVELLERS AND PIRATES SCORE
 AN EVEN BREAK.
sherman Kennedy and Catcher Powell Join the Band That Giika Is Leading Hunt For the
 Pemnaut.

Little Rock, July 11-Little Rock and Shreveport broke even in today's dou- bIe header Fritz's wildness in the firt inning. and two hits, gave Little Rock the first game. Watt was hit hard in the second game, especially in the seventh inning. In the second game Third Baseman Hess of Shreve- pert was hit in the head by a pitched hall and was forced to retire. Out fielder sherman Kennedy and Catcher Powell joined Shreveport here today. Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
nirminuham 4t IJniOntoyvn, 8.

Uniont0Wn, July II-I5ptCIaLy- = JTniontown lost a fast game to the Btr- mingham Athletic Club this afternoon David got off bad. allowing four hits in the first inning. which. coupled with base on balls and an error, gave BIT : not score after the first. score: Birmingham ....,.....'.s ! UniontoWn Q. .............3 Z Puckett; uniontown, David and Lister Umpire. Hardie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Gulfport, July 1.-The greatest game of the season was that this afternoon between the Shrimpers and the Law makers Jackson scored one and the locals did not get even scratch hit.
 Score by innings: Jackson .. OOO 900 OO1--1 o Gulfport .. ..... 900 900 00O--O 0 2
 Batteries-Simon and Petit; Roberts a nd O'Rrien
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
ALL OVER THE FIELD
ATLANTA POUNDS PRIDE OF. THE
 FINNTTES.
Fifteen Hits Made off MT. Duggan, While Ten Are Gathered From
 the Delivery of MT. Sparks.

Nashville. Tenn. July ti.-Atlanta slaughtered Nashville today. The ball was hatted all over the field. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

The Boston Americans are up against 1t good and strong-the Chicago White terday right in Boston, scoring eight runs while Collins men got one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Montpomerv AIa Julv 9. 19OI

Montgomery. Ala, July g, 1906. Sporting Editor Advertiser. Montgom-
 cry, Ala:
 Dear SIr-In a game of ball between Newberne and Uniontown played q few days ago a thing happened that mas been . source of worry to all who saw 1t, in fact the game hung on lt for d time. The game was fifteen innings the score stood two to two and when
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Memphis 900 900 000--0
 summary-Two base hit, Manuel, Three base hit. Manuel. Stolen bases. Brouthers. Suggs. Base on balls. of Manuel, 1; of Suggs, 1. Struck out by Manuel, 1: by Suggs, 6. Hit by pitcher, Stratton, Brouthers. Sacri- fice hit, Rickert. Double plays, Atz to Cargo to O'Brien; Brouthers to Atz Time 1:30. Umpire, Buckley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12


 Sullivan; Young and Armbruster. Time 1:45.
 Second game.
 c.b,ca~o 3o2 io2 o00---S Il RostoT 000 0oO 0O0-0 10 Batteries-Patterson and Hart and Sullivan: Harris, Glaze and Armorus- ter and Carrigan. Time 1:45. Umpires OLoughiin and Evans. New York July 11.--New York and St. Louis split even in a double header here today First game: St Louis :. .. 100 900 oo1--2 l Ne New York :. 300 100 oox-t 1 Batteries-Howell and Hickey; Chesbro and Thomas. Time 1850. Second game: New York .. :. 900 900 o00-0 1 Ratteries-clade and O'Connor; New ton Clarkson and Mcclure Time l;oo. Umpire Sheridan.
 At Washington Detroit. wet grounds,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
American Leamue,

Philadelphia, July 11.--Good hitting gave Philadelphia an easy victory over Cleveland today. Waddell pitched first class ball and the visitors were never dangerous
 R. H. E. Cleveland .. .. .. 100 900 ooO--1 5 2 Philadelphia .. 100 031 00x-5 6 3 Batteries-Townsend and Bemis; Waddell and Shreck. Time 1 1:35. Um- pires, Connor and Connolly.
 Boston, July 11.-Chicago won both games today. The first was a pitchers battle which went to the visitors when they punched two hits with pass in Iy at the bat and in the field. First game:
 RH.E. :. Boston .. .. .. 900 001 0O0-1 \ Batteries--Altrock and Hart and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

The surprise of the baseball season is the game that Boston and Brooklyn are putting up in the National league they have played Chicago and Pttss- burg to a standstill and on the latter's own grounds at that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
ss~ee@~~~~e<~%~>>>~ >~x Q TODAY'S scuEDULM .

Southern League Atlanta in Montgomery Birmingham in Nashville. Amerlcan League Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York.
 Cleveland at Washington.
 St. Louis nt Boston. National LeuEue-- Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
 New York at Cincinnati.
 Philadelphia at St. Louis. AIneric an AsHOcI0tiOR--- Columbus at Kansas City. Toledo al St. Paul.
 Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
 Louisville at Minneapolis cotton States Jackson at Mobile. Meridian at Gulfport.
 Nicksburg at Baton Rouge. South Atlantic League Augusta al Columbia. Charleston at Savannah.
 Macon at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
DISSOLUTION
 OF PARTNERSHIP

The firm of Thomas Gunter having been dissolved by mutual consent beg to inform the public that I have opened an office at No 20 Commerce St.. where business.
 will be glad to receive and serve all of my friends including such patrons of the late firm as choose to confids their bust Eesn to me.
 CHARLES F. GUNTER,
 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. % Commerce Street. Phone 222
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Guess that Columbus-K Kansas City game was piling up the runs, 2S Tor the two teams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Play these Atlanta games safe boys this Is the last week of the inter sectional games, the Western teams beginning their Western trip Monday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Second Game,

Second Game. DeArmond ..-..- ...'4- T 01 O 0 ppeasKIi p6asKIa.s, sf'i iO, .'. ....: 9 10 9 g Quick. f- ...... .... 3 Q Hickey, So., Brady, 2b.s ... l orr, c. ''' '.'.. D. Watt D. ...''4
 gst:1; Ess:R:p,,. 51 apR & paF E l2 2 2. 5 Evanus, 2b., .. ..... 2 o fyfne. ssJ '.''' Daley, IT, ...... King, cf&sb.. Hess, 3D., .......'. tlsner, CT, l l U Powell, C., Kennedy, IT., .... Hickman. p. =. ....2 l
 Totals :. ..... 8S I2 27 F ]
 Score by innings:
 Little Rock :. .... oo1 oOo :9c-ss
 summary-.Two base hits, Meany Sacrifice hits, Johnson. Evans, Byrne. Hickey. Stolen bases. DeArmond. Johnson. Kennedy. Bases on balls, off by Watt. 3; by Hickman 8. Hit by pitcher, by Watt, l: by Hickman. 1. First on errors. Little Rock l. Shreve- shrevepcrt 3; Wild pitches. hick-
 National League. Brooklyn broke even in a double head CT Brooklyn took the first game be- cause of a batting streak in the sixth. scoring tr1 th1ee tS seres ssce1a sRges Rsn Pittsburg had little trouble in win ming
 Pittsburg .. .. O1o 900 ooo-I Mcintyre and Bergen. Time 1:4O
 Second game: ooo o,. Oo !, DtBSfasi BBSSfttaesries-wwiiis G and Gibson; Eason and Bergen. Time 1:35. Umpire Ems lie.
 St. Louis July 11.-Druhot was ef fective against Philadelphia and St. keuhI E.. Louis Mon 'oaay oo1 O4O 1Ox-s IS 0 Philadelphia q. 110 900 000-2
 Batteries-Druhot and Murray; Fit tinger. Rltchis and Donovan. Umpire Johnson.
 Chicago July 11.-Dornor and Tay- Tor were both very effective except Tn Chicago Q =. . ooo 200 oox--9 ? Boston Q. . .. 900 900 O01--1
 Batteries-Taylor and Morgan; Dor ner and Brown. Time 1:40. Umpire, ODay.
 Cincinnati. July 11.-Cincinnati won today's game in the 11th Inning by scoring on two singles and a wild pitch after two were out. Cincinnati O.. 900 00l 100 01-3 New York . 100 900 010 00--2
 Batteries-Fraser and Schlei; Wiltse and Marshall. Time 2;20. Empires. Klem and Carpenter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Walsh reached the city yesterday Atlanta games He is a big fellow and if he Is good he will be corker- looks something on the order of Whi- tey Guesse,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Savannah now has a lead in the South Atlantic race, Augusta losing to Macon yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
COTTON STATES.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
2 c %N z . 70 e< . . c W.p~E~o . YEsTERDAr's GAMES. . . sA~HNAA~A%~ . . ~~~>~.

'SOutherS League.- Montgomery. c; Birmingham, o. (Ten innings.) Shreveport, Is; Little Rock, 2-2.
 Atlanta. 16; Nashville, 6. k New Orleans, 1; Memphis, 0. American League Philadelphia. g. Cleveland 1. i New York, 10; St. Louis, 2-6.
 Chicago, 2-S; Boston, 10. Detroit Washington; wet ground National I.engue-- Chicago, ?; Boston. l.
 Pittsburg. 1-5; Brooklyn, 3-1.
 Cincinnati 3; New York, 2. St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia, g. American AssOcIatton Columbus, IT. Kansas City, Il.
 St. Paul. 9; Toledo, 1.
 Minneapolis, 5; Louisville, 2.
 Indianapolis, 5; Milwaukee, {. Cotton States Meridian. 1: Mobile, o. South Atlantic League.- Macon, 2; Augusta, l.
 Columbia, 0: Charleston, 2.
 Jacksonville. 1: Savannah, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Score by innings:

score Dy innings.
 Little Rock ... ....... 200 010 00%-3 Shreveport .. :. sec. 00l ol0 000-2
 Summary-Two base hits. Meany, Johnson. Struck out. by Keith {: by Fritz, 8. Hit by pitcher. by Watt, 1. First on errors, Little Rock, 2; Shreve- port. 1. Left on bases. Little Rock. 2; Shreveport. {. Time 1885. Umpire Tackaberry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Verneuille Three base hits, Gardner. Stolen bases. Prout. Moore. Bases on balls, off Billiard 1. Struck out. by Verneuille 5, Billiard ,. Hlt by pitcher, Billiard 3. Sacrifice hits, Wright. Time, 1885. Umpire, Earle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Batting averages have been shrink ng here latelY-fatten them now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
A Few Foul Tips. Hurrah for Mullaney.

Look out for some hitting today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

At washington-Detroit. wet ground
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Sullivan; Young and Armbruster. Time A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Augusta at Columbia.
 Charleston at Savannah.
 Macon at Jacksonville.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
DOLAN DECLARES HE
Is STILL PRESIDENT
SAYS HE WILL REMAIN UNTIL
ANOTHER is NAMED
Special Referendum Election of Of
ficers for District No. s, United
Mine Workers of America, Is Or
dered-convention Adjourns
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, Feb. 17.-After being
in session fifteen days the delegates 10
the seventeenth annual convention OF
district No. 5, United Mine Workers
of America, adjourned today to meet
again on March %. In the meantime a
special referendum election will be held
and when the convention reassembles
it will be to receive the report of the
tellers and install the newly elected
officers.
Before declaring the convention adj
journed President Dolan stated en-
phatically that he was still the presi-
dent and executive head of the district
organization and intended to remain
so until the miners by legal vote
said some other man should take his
place.
After adjournment, delegates who OPP
posed Dolan held a caucus and ar
ranged for plan of procedure in case
the international president, John Nit
chell,' appoints officers to take the
places of Dolan and Bellingham.
The election order today will be n
most exciting one. President Dolan
says he will go before the miners again
as a candidate and seek vindication in
the form of reelection.