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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Decision Reversed.

DES MONIES. June 5.-The Supreme
court Of Iowa today reversed the decision
OF the lower court which sentenced Day
Dunning OF the Citizens bank OF Mount
-iyr to eight years Imprisonment for re-
cciVing deposits after tho bank WAS In
solvent lie VIII bc given a new trial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Demands Apology.

PARIS, Juno 6.-The departure OF
French wurship to Tangier TO demand
sn tlsfaction for the assassination OF
French citizen is expected to bring an
Immediate apology from Morocco. The
Government is determined TO uphold
French prestige In northern Africa, but
there is no thought OF Interior designs. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
FIRE IN COAL MINE
Number of Men Overcome, but No
Fatalities Result.

HELENA Mont, Juno 5,-Tho most
serious fire In the history of the Rocky
Fork Coal company broke out at 3 o. clock
this morning. says a special from Red
Lodge coal mining camp In Carbon
county II started In the third west en-
try and became serious that the mine
has been closed while every effort Is be-
ing made to control the flames YoStcr-
day SoVen men were overcome with white
fre damp In the mine, resulting from q
"smudse" In room %. and great excite
ment enSued until all were safely re-
moved. after $50 men working near by had
bccn meDaCe1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
ENGINEER ADJUDGED INSANE
Oldest Man on Wyoming Division of
Union Pacific Loses Mind.
socclal to Tho Tribune,

LAEAaIIE. Wyo., juno 5.-Willinm Rodge-
,an Dono Of tho oldegt locomotive engineers
~ tho wyoming division OF tho Union Poet
nc. and with a TlEo and nyo cons In this
cIty wus this afternoon adjudged Insane and
,vul lac sont 10 an asylum. Mr.. Hodgcman
came horo from New York more than thirty
Ycars ago and had been working for tho rail-
rnad conpany the mogt OF the tlmo since.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Uniform Marriage Laws.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Senate
voted today to indefinitely postpone
Joint resolution providing for amend
ment TO the constitution which would per
nit Congress to enact uniform laws for
marriage and divorce. The resolution
wes reported adversely from the commit
tee on judiciary by Senator Nelson, The
action today has the effect OF defeating
tho resolution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
CHASE THE PREACHER
Mob Hurls Rocks and Eggs at Tenn
perance Advocate.

LINCOLN. Neb Juno 6.-Thc Rev D
w, Wilt, pastor of q church at HaveloCk.
was pursued byen mob last night and
stones and eggs were hurled at him. Mr..
Wnt had appeared before the City Coun-
ell Of Havelock to protest against the
granting of saloon licenses. When the
preacher and his temperance friends
started home they were surrounded by
the mob. No ono was badly hurt but the
crowd threatened the minister until no
was safely inside bio homo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Wolves Attack Sheep.

Special to Tho Tribune
LARAMIE, Wyo., June 0.-Wolrcs lost night
Killed ten shnep and four colts OF John Pierce
on his ranch at kockriycr. and the men from
tho ranch killed four OF the wolves. Several
calves hayo boon found dead on the ranch
ard trsppers haYo been employed TO hunt
matters and horne brsederA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Third Scholarship Awarded.

Special 10 Tho Tribune,
LARAMIE. wyo.. juno s.-ssnator Warren
today agreed to givo tho third scholarship of
S1Go "a the University OF Wyoming for stu
dents outsido OF Albany county The first
was given by A C. Jones who also agreed
10 give the fourth. and the second was given
nv Mrs w. h Emmons c. J.. Arnold Will
give the sixth whom the nth has been re-
.si
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Few Obsolete Ships.

Senator Lodge said the United States had
fewer obsolete ships than any country In the
world Ho did not accept the doctrine Chat
to experiment with the large type ships would
render useless vessels OF smaller size.
On motion Of Senator Dick tho pay and al
lowances OF chnplaIns made the same as
those OF officers OF tho medical md pay corps
md on motion OF Senator Gallinger enginoors
were placed on tho Same footing as naval
constructors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Still Undecided

TOPEKA, Kas., Juno 5-F. D. Coburn.
secretary OF the Kansas State Board of
Agriculture. who was appointed United
States Senator from Kansas to succeed
Joseph Ralph Burton, is as yet unde-
cldcd whether or not to accept the ap-
pOlntmSnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
es Statement.
INTERVIEWED
|dy Labor Evils Exit,
e IN Mexico.

s. NJ L.: it.7Members Of the
= L. s,nsan s Liberals, who saw
~ ne Persons accused Nv
~ t,SsSasSador =. Thompson o. 81
q 49, slslke at the Greene
3 - i' mlnes at Cananea
4 . r5s. '1aay at 2465 Lafay-
" r. taey are publishing
~ E.s}.ot ot the Junta,. is in
sssso soS ~ uat any one in ST
Eiss,. We r were.i said villa
IL W ,s fet afraid. They Ita saw
;-s NJ w:aclte a revolution.
e:;h We haze simply been r,
sse az Cananea, We
- eo-S -Sr.en,ion TO the fact
a. rn an pays American
ity. W. 80 pays Mexicans
ia vS,s re have called attcns ,.
g rsnIsssa, arc arc following the
aHsE ! an INTO Mexico. We
Pa 9n9sS nl9sS9rers and we wi viii /
e ress a 70 far as we sra
VI sss,PI purpose is to over Sl .
% sst bo,mso ,mork Is accom-
~ fist mo qold ourselves re-
n . !ss,' I I, oioodshed. We
"a hue ". y they want us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
B. Of L. E. Adiourns.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. june 5.-After a four
vention OF tho Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers adjourned sine die this af-
tcrnoon to meet In Columbus, O., two
wears hence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
:H.s to Explain.

|S,s IsIs cajs S-Ed Howard
H,sd' ~ soIuber lumber yard HiASrs t9rss
"a, oscss csscoosePted a position lon
/; hsy McIn;y My one day be-
y, p4rissssdtn who was
h.srss hsnsd m. IN the nre. Is
a. apoD 10 p ,PhSenix today.
Ia q II ~ leaving a;s St, the AtiSesy te9fiy,
S 'as volunteers " who f,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
F1lG INVENTIONS
Gatherings ''A Ma

esy A 4, movement ,ra.
S,Sa league meeting Of the
aeal eoSyeU, s 10 bring both
~ EsEsssaisalipeesfr efrot, s9 this HI,;
svitauonD nDeelmnT1eratic elnT con-
ss,.aliOas STt'l be EXTEND
s. = E held i Ea' N ,ba agreed 5ss a
.sssa fer r@GSllIins GlIns Demo
u,ts:oa IS :oa. Colorado, and
6 SasstiIss;, aSisis; vi IIS59s5s'sS 81 encioIfv iam;
|Sus .sAsd" 10 OF ~. the league.
~ esnyentHIosu use every ef-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Acme of Patriotism.
NAVAL BILL PASSED
New Battleship Authorized Will Cost
$1,000. 900.

WASHINGTON. June 5-The Senate today
took up and passed the naval appropriation
bill There was discussion until tho pro-
vision for q new monster wnrehip was
reached Senator Halo said that tho pro-
vision was different from most Legislation for
most now ships in thnt II makes no limita-
tlons in any respect He said tho provision
Is loosely drawn and that II would tnke six
months to mako plans for the vessel. Hc
also said that the final OF the vessel.
arnor and armament included, would DO about
Sll .000, 600. OF twice that OF tho Oregon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Conditions Intolerable.

ANY such conditions as those com
rnented on by President Roosevelt In
his special message 10 Congress" says
DR.. Porter in his letter, ''are intole-abic
ard must not be allowed 10 continue II
they exit ir this State. Particular no
tlce should be paid to unsanitary cor
ditlons in which meats, etc. are handled
ventilation OF buildings and methods OF
handling meats"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
IA RIOTS
|||E EXPLAINED
i,,,ry Circular Blamed
Ihtbrssk at Greene
4 Con. Mines.
iEGOVERNhENIT t.
ALL THE PEOPLE
- I
iI,upnny Diffsrentiates
k,,sn Classes of
Labor.

June e.-A telephone
.',,J,ed hero last night from
IA. edec; that the town is
.,,,l OF ,he Mexican mill
There were no further
.t.r.e the day. Mexican
A AIS have continued 10
4 Ga Torres and Col Kos
4, ave sufficient force to
I t-,tsak that might occur.
q, has been 10 disposition
1, v,r, o! the Mexican miners
,,ck and the smelling plant
"a Consolidated Copper COM
IL -lres ara working short
=, tenks and stores wero
husiness after remaining
81 Fn4ay.
zlrr revolutionary.
r.;hsess OF Friday wes OF a
1 alracter was proven by
q .. TIE following circular,
llA had beel distributed
lsIieas miners:
Ss,Ssgmep:-A government
h ts people to guide them
Aar Iscess!ties In oil re-
rs Mexico does not pos
! D o:lsr hand, O government
J 4 composed Of ambitious
ID uinlnAlly contemplate op-
H7.s, being elected by the
y L crder that they might
! o'ichlng themselves, This
,3 seed That tho people
een to govern them, not to
lElLlste them. Is what the
La b People, arouse your
& ban that which you seem
3'1e1 Congregate and dis
t.S Demand the respect
Ia Every Mexican. whom
y ttspise Is worth Just as
H han those foreigners II
90 bis brothers and claim
crN the thought that a
FTlh less than a Yankee.
q Chinaman Is to be
"a Mexican. That this 10 a
- Of the very bad gov
evts the advantages to
= r7ther than 10 the true
u EioFtunste land Mexi-
I'e country and our dig
eess Statement.
Gsse. president of the
a'tc Copper company.
G Mex. sent the follow,
nssneht today:
- OF disturbances at Ca
- >, exaggerated. Mexican
aFng full protection to
sTk being resumed at
Gen. Torres In alb
- y situation. Evidently
7s,,.ss s report has been OK
esIy oy Interested parties
V c. GREENE,
consolidated Copper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Salt Lake Roy Graduates,

Special TO The Tribune
WELLESLEY. Mass. June 5-AmonG
the graduates today at Rockridge Hall
one OF tho famous prep" schools of the
East, Ia Chester "A, Ireland OF Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

LEGISLATURE WILL BE
STRONGLY REPUBLICAN
Popular Nomination for Senator
Goes to Republican
Candidate.

PORTLAND. Or. June 5.-George z.
elected Governor of Oregon by a majority
OF not less than 1000 and perhaps as much
as 2SG0 over Dr. james Withycombe. Re
publican. Jonathan Bourne, Jr,. Repub-
lioan. has received the popular nomira-
tlon for United States Senator by prob
ably q little over 5000 majority w r.
Ellis Republican, has been chosen Con-
gresham In the Second district by a
large majority over j. II. Graham. Demo-
crat and w. c. Hawley. Republican, has
a safe lead over c. V Galloway in the
First district. Women suffrage wes de-
featcd by large majority. Figures out
are very slow In coming In, and are
valueless except as an Indication of the
sentiment In Multnomah IL was defeat
ed by about $500 majority
Opinion of oregonian.
The Morning Cregonan says OF the
elections In It's Issue TO-DAY;
''rhc Republicans appear to have elect
cd their entire ticket. with the probable
exception of Governor, BY pluralltieS
ranging from 500 TO l2u00 IT is close on
Governor with the chances In favor of
Chamberlain. The Legislature appears to
be almost entirely Republican. Tho vote
against woman suffrage is heavier than
anticipated and II is clearly defeated
Congress the vote In the First district is
close and Hawley, Republican. Is prob
ebly elected In the Second district Ell
lis, Republican, has large majority. The
vote is light, not only in Multnomah
county, but in nearly all parts OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Time to Call Halt,

Senator T1llmnn thought It time TO call
halt In the Increase OF cost and size OF ves-
soils.
We ore getting bigger and bigger. like the
frog that tried to emulate the OK" he said.
and II don't look out we Will pop"
Mr.. Halo said that with present plans re-
allied navy would be the second best in
tho world-more effective II not so large as
the French navy. and no did not believe thnt
hereafter more than ono ship year would
h.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
BUSY DAY IN HOUSE
Under Suspension Of Rules, Many
Bills Disposed OF.

WASHINGTON, Juno o.-JH0eT euspcnSlOu
OF the rules tho following Houoc and senate
bills were passed by the House today
House bill TO provide for a reconnaissance
and preliminary survey OF land route for
a mail and pack trail from the nerigoole
WATERS OF Tanana river to tho Seward penln-
sun In Alaska
House bin ratfying ond confirming soldicrS'
additional homestead entries heretofore made
and allowed upon lands embraced in what was
formerly tho Columbia Indian reservation In
tho State Of Washington.
House Bills Passed,
BY unanimous consent the following bills
were passed by the House today;
Releasing the right titlo and interest of
tho United States TO tho pieoo or parcel OF
land known as the Quartet lot In tho city OF
his assigns 10 construct q canal along tho
Government Hght-of-wny connecting tho wa
ters of Puget sound with Lako Washington, /,
for tho preservation OF American antiquities,
10 provide for the entry OF agricultural lands
within forest reserves. establishing regular
terms of United States Circuit nnd District
courts OF the Northern district OF California
Mt Eureka. Cal: allowing scttlors with perma-
mont improvements on tho townsites OF Hey
burn and Rupert, Ida, 10 buy lots ON which
snid Improvements aTO located at IN uppralGed
price. for CASH giving preference right TO ac-
tual sottlers pasture reserve No. to pur
chase land loasod to them for agricultural
purposes In Comancho county, Oklahoma; to
ament section +i2l OF tho Revised Statutes OF
the United States. relating to tho inspection
OF steam VESSELS; directing tho Interstate
Commerce committee 10 Investigate and
port block signals and appliances for tho
automatic control OF railway trains ep-
point solicitor for tho customs department
of the Treasury department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
NEW YORK ACTS.
Orders Given to Investigate Local
Plants ct Once.

ALBANY, \. Y. June S.-Commls ssioner
Porter of the State Department OF Health
today mailed Instructions to every local
health ohicer In the State, directing them
to make an immediate and thorough In
spection Of any and all meat packing
establishments OF slaughter houses with
n 7beIr Jurisdiction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
SacretarY,s Report.

The report OF National Secretary Daniel
Coleman showed an income for the year OF
s722 Sol which with tho balance from last
ycor, brought the total income TO 81. sss. C9I.
Tho disbursements wore SisG.S1o, leaving a
balance OF 81 700, ,652
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
'&a' Decorated
=, lnss >, -'o

- S0nan' 1,lentine p. sny-
:.s s.s 0, Z I,ahe the Rising SI9ns s1S
'ks'ss in Pan esnn In rccnsni.
IS M .1sDsn 4 aIu,,G;u G;uriaiz q "tS" tho
SS. sattrrsd SIMILAR decoi'a-
%s' arrived. Si'o' ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
BRYAN THE NAME
TO C0HJURE With
Missouri Democrats See Nothing
But Nebraskan
for 1908.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, June 5.-The
Democratic State convention today nom-
mated Rube Cglesby of Warrensburg for
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
and Howard a. Cass of Jefferson City for
Superintendent OF Public Schools.
The ccnYention was noteworthy for Its
Bryan sentiment. Every mention of the
Nebraskans pamc brought applause and
the platform adopted contains the follow
Ing plank:
Defeated by Money.
1T has been demonstrated to the salts
faction OF every patriotic. intelligent and
fair minded American that William j.
Bryan was defeated for the Presidency
when he was the candidate of the Demo-
cratic party. by the corrupt use OF an
enormous slush fund, aggrcgatinG mil
lions OF dollars, contributed by greet cor
porations and by those interested In spe-
cial industries enjoying special privileges
under the law. The charges made by
Democratic leaders and tho Democratic
press mat this was true, which charges
were at the time Indignantly denied with
a great show OF virtue, are now substan-
tally proven to be true.
Support Pledged.
we declare that 1t is alike due to
Mr.. Bryan himself and TO the integrity
of our institutions that he should be elect
ed 10 the highest office of chief ma gls-
held In 1905 of which position he was
deprived by methods calculated to dis
credit and put 10 shame the entire Amer
lean electorate, and we pledge 10 him our
support and aid that his nomination and
election be attained. We unhesitaungly
declare that a fair and honest election,
free from coercion or the corrupt use OF
money, at which the American people
may be given what II is their right TO
have, an untrammeled opportunity to eX-
press their sovereign viii at the ballot
box, Is an important Issue in American
politics today"
Acme of Patriotism.
Gov. Folk responded and was cheered
when he entered the hall and mounted
tho rostrum. He declared that Bryan
would be nominated for President In 1903.
and would be elected He said the prln-
clples which Bryan had advocated In
1896 were then considered aDarchistlc. but
arc now considered the acme OF patriot
Ism. He concluded by speaking on law
enforcement In Missouri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
KNIGHTS ATTEND MASS
Reports Show Financial Condition OF
Order as Strong.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Juno S.-foilowing
the celebration OF pontincal high macs at 81.
Johns church, presided over by Cardinal CID
bons today tho national convention OF the
knights OF Columbus assembled at ths now
national headquarters. Tho convention Wa.
opaned by supreme Knight Edward HearI Of
thla cILy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-19
PAVING FIGHT AT WALIA WALLA
Obstructive Tactics Against the Bit
ullthic System.

What gives promise of developing
into a bitter fight to prevent the
ruVing of South Second street, in
Walla Walla, SAYS the Statesman, will
commence in the courts tomorrow
when Gose x Gose, attorneys for the
property owners in district IS, will
make formal application for a re-
straining order, enjoining Mayor Kel-
Tough from entering into a contract
on behalf of Walla Walla. with the
Warren Construction company.
The main contention Of the proper
ty owners will be that the action of
Councilman Mexican. acting as may
or. in ordering the improvement of
Second street, and awarding the con-
tract to the Warran company. is IL
legal.
In event the courts hold that the
action of Councilman Mexican in ap.
proving the ordinance for district 2S
is illegal the contracts for district
Nos. p, 20 and 80 would therefore be
Illegal. In all probability the Warren
Construction company will not pro-
coed with the three contracts until
district rs is settled by the courts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-19

Negotiations have been closed by
composed of Pendleton and Spokane
men, have purchased 1889 acres of
land from G. w. Hunt, of Umatilla
for Sl25,000. An option was taken
on the land several months ago, and
1t has just been taken up.
The land lies along the west bank
of the Umatilla river. south of Una
tilla. All of it is to be put under ir-
rigation and sold in tracts ranging in
size from 10 To 40 acres. A main
ditch about Is miles in length, seven
feet deep and with an average width
of 33 feet, has been constructed. to
which have been added about 25 miles
of lateral ditcses. Part of the main
ditch was secured from former ir-
rigation company which was bought
out by the Umatilla Ditch company.
The land to be irrigated lies in a
strip six miles in length and two
miles in width along the bank of the
river Water is being taken from the
river half mile south of Echo and is
being carried through the Hnkle
ditch.
The company is now making its
plans tor the first of next year, when
the land will he plated and sold in
small tracts. This work will be done
soon after the first of the year. The
company already has a number of
prospective buyers, and If its plans are
successfully carried out, the country
below Echo will, ma few years. be
thickly populated and will be one of
the best irrigated sections i'm the west
The land is adapted to alfalfa, fruit
and vegetable raising.
The officers Of the company are:
w. p. Groesbcck. of spokane. presi-
dent b. J. Wall, of Pendleton. sec
retary; ]. 7. Hinkle, of ,Pendleton.
treasurer. The company is capitaliz-
ed for 100000, and the head offices
are at Spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-19
CRAWFORD Is JUDGE.
Governor Chamberlain Appoints Sue
ccSsor to Eakin.

Thomas H. Crawford of La Grande
has been appointed by Governor
chamberlain to succeed Judge Robert
Eaktn upon the circuit bench of the
Eighth district and will begin his du-
ties upon that bench on January /.
His term will extend until the next
general election in June, 1908.
Judge Crawford is one of the oldest
lawyers in point of experience in east
ern Oregon. He is about 55 years of
age and has been a lifelong democrat,
He stands at the top of the legal pro-
fession in eastern Oregon, and though
he has never had public position or
served upon the bench he is reeog-
nized as one of the most learned men
in eastern Oregon
The appointment has been made
upon the recommendation of a large
number of lawyers of the Tenth dis
trict, members of both political par
ties joining in urging him to fulfil the
duties devolving upon him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-19
c. f. GRUNSKY OPTIMISTIC.
Sees BOundless Possibilities in Re-
clamatiOh.

c. +. Grunsky, assistant engineer in
the government reclamation service,
who has been making a tour Of the
west, was in Walla Walla yesterday.
In an interview given out there Mr..
Grunsky stated that he was highly
pleased with the work now being done
an the different irrigation projects in
Oregon and Washington. Further
commenting on the matter. he said:
I have been over the territory and
must say that there is no reason why,
with the excellent measures adopted
and proposed by congress, there
should be a single foot of unproduct-
i've soil in this vast territory. l find
it an exceedingly inviting field for
irrigation work; and with the home
builder cooperating heartily with the
bureau, there is no reason why the
whole country should not blossom as
the rose, Everywhere work is being
cnergetically pushed, but with such a
vast territory to go over we find that
our resources are tremendously taxed.
The idea Of revolving fund is a
magnificent one, and cannot but result
in the greatest possible good to Ore
gOn and Washington This matter
should be treated scientifically; with
open-handed liberality; sectionalism
should be eliminated. because what
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-19
PRINTERS ENTERTAINED
Rousing Meeting at Walla WalIa-T,
Meet Here Next Sunday.

Representatives of the printing in
dustry in the three counties of Una
tilla, Walla Walla and Columbia,
gathered at Walla Walla Saturday
night and were the guests of the Wal
la Walla Franklin association. The
visitors were given a banquet at the
Hotel Dacres. and a general good
time was enjoyed.
Before adpourning. it was unanl-
mously decided to hold the next meet
ing in fehc!!cion on Sunday, Novem<
Der 25. The local printers are plan-
Ming to receive a number of visitors,
and it is expected that there will be
good representation from Walla
Walla and Columbia counties.