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that company with $lo0,000,000
capital is being organized to COM
pete with the private car monopoly
now controlled by the Beef trust
caused no slight sensation in Chi
ca@o lihahcial ana railroad circles
Popular anger against the modus
tlyendl arranged by the United
States and british governments, re-
lating TO the Newfoundland herring
fisheries Is growing IN Newtound-
iaiid, accofia& to u dispatch from
-, JOINS mere Is Il Schcfal Iecl-
ing "''I tle compromise arrived at
M'2 Il oTeaAoo"h Oh 'ne part Oh inc
'flll,o MINISTRY.
The TRANSATLANTIC Fire lnsur-
anee Co. lost III the first decision to
be rendered III the superior court,
IN Gan + F'hclsco, regarding the ma
Pli'l ol com Pan'e7 H v, nave la re-
laSe,' ooila t-toL -Iol'at set.tcilleiiV
81 Tue lI7Se' sustained ny llro loi-
LOW my inc eailiPuaNe' ne c0iil-
''l's mas no. d 9.t''5'c SAeose =. "a"
,95 si"I'H,.iS .lo T Id, 81, ~ ~
INV ,'oIGeis' -, %ee0i 10y I,I - cue w
.,i9 ~ ''i'''el'0 W 'o'60 '"' 'o'A
20N'
secretary hitchcock las laId be
tore the president a memorandum
containing data to be used by hlm
n ms forthcoming proclamation
Nltlafa"lhE from pubite entry all
ijllaS supposed TO contain coal
Mrs. Roosevelt received moro than
l50 members of the Women's aux
iliafY of the Spanlsh-Amerlcan War
Veterans. which held It's annual
convention IN Washington. They
were escorted to the White House
b. Edith X. Roosevelt auxiliary OF
Washington.
Finding of strong box OF wrecked
steamer Sirio empty leads to belief
that vessel was DESTROYED to secure
the 5000 gold contained in the
box, that sailors did the work and
escaped.
Capt. Thomas ). Baldwin made
a successful excursion into the air
with his California Arrow before
15.0o0 persons at the state far
grounds, at Hot Springs, Ark. lie
rose in the centerieId and sailed
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-12

In the case of run on a savings
bank-therc's whore man gets
run for his money that he remembers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-12
TAFT OUTLINES
DUTY OF U. S. TROOPS IN TIE
ISLAND OF CUBA.
viii Issue Amnesty Decree at once
anc Lawbreakers Afterwards VIII
Be Denied Its Benefits.

Hayana-Willam H. Taft, as pro
visional governor of Cuba and secre-
tary of war of the United States, has
issued a statement TO Gen. FTederich
Funston outlining the duties OF INC
American forces in Cuba.
The officers of marines stationed
at the various localities are advised
that they are not expected 10 take
part in an active way in the suppress
sion Of disorder unless extreme emef-
qcncy arises in which it is absolutely
necessary for them to protect HE ana
nropprtv The duties of the marines
are generally limited to rendering
their good Office. between the conflict
ing elements and the prevention OF
friction. Which. in the high state OF
tension between the political parties,
is inevitable during the present CRISIS.
The order SAYS that it is expected that
the presence of the marines from the
I,nited States Will create such sense
of security that the rural guards ana
the police will be able to suppress any
disorder which manifests itself.
The order concludes as follows;
The president of the United States
deems it of the utmost importance that
the American forces do not engage IN
conflicts with the Cubaus, but that
disorders by Cubans be suppressed by
Cu6aus 1t is also expected that the
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-12
WEEKS NEWS
TIE LATEST EVENTS OF The
WORLD BRIEFLY AND TERsE-
LY NARRATED.
FROM EVERYWHERE
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma,
ton, and Particularly
From the Great
Southwest.

break 4 strike. winch has been in
progress for lIonth. Strikers and
detectives engaged IN a battle with
riAes, IN which oae striker Uas
Killed. and ono fatally wounded and
a dozen or more seriously hurt.
Troops were sent u the scene.
Two masked men, armed vijb
pistols, entered The railroad station
- l44ts,4..4-lIe, Mo.@l4 broad day
light. and after locking the operator
and other employees III a freight ear.
blew open the safe, securing $500,
and escaped The explosion almost
destroyed the station.
Judge Il. J. Lea, Of the Pulaski
county (ArkD circuit court, spc-
officially instructed the grand jury
as 10 lis injury into the Iynching OF
il. &. Blackman, "a negro, in Ar
genta. Judge Lea told the jurors
that every member Of the mob was
Il murderer, and should be hunted
down.
Richardson. Mason and IIar,r,
the three American insurance swim
dlers upon whom sentence Of death
was pronounced BY the chihuahua
(Me&jeo) supreme court, have filed
application in tie federal court in
Cudad .luared for a stay Of sen
tenee until executive clemeueq can
be asked from President Diaz.
Strong complaint against The alb
seHee from their commands o. eam-
pany officers IS made by Brte. Gou.
William :. MeCaskev, commanding
the department Of Texas. i'll lis am
nual report. He believes that if
more officers Of the grade OF cap
tain were present with their eampa-
nies, fewer desertioas would eeyur.
II the stock market inaastrlaIs
connected with the copper industry
were all affected BY the eNtfaoet!i-
nary market for the metal, which
touched record prices both III Lon
don and New York. with apparently
no supply available for immediate
delivery, or for the nearby months.
4 trolley car containing 26 pas
sengers was struck 10y the "blind'
end Of a string Of freight ears at
the Rock Island switch yards at
Kansas City, Mo, and Knocked %
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-12

Still. there are lot Of people who
would do well to reform their spelling.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-12

origin OF CHyEdHuS National OeN
England's national debt originals,
In the reign OF William I'LL. who's,
first loan was obtained In 1894
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-12
A Very Bad Kid.

New Orlaans.-To escape iynchine
n l2-year.old negro boy known "a
Jesse James has been brought here
from Amite. La, and placed in the
parish prison The boy was accused
of attempted criminal assault upon a
four-ycar.old white @ir). and IT was
necessary for the sheriff at Amite u
take him secretly aboard a train to
escanc the lynchers This was the
boys second escape from lynching
Immediately after the crime he had
teen. araeead iato the woods b. friends
of thn family Of the outraged child and
"a roro PLACED around his neck On
account Of his youth, however, he was
na1toa. instead OF hanged.
Politician Keeps His Promise.
Chlcaao.-s States Attorney Jno J.
Hoaly has turned over to Cook coln y
all the fees Of his office for the last
two years amounting 10 SOL ,213
Uealy's act was in accordance with
promises made by him before election
year in which he declared that if
eleat1 he would accept the statutory
salary Of $1,000 as his COMPENSATION
and would turn over all the fees to
the county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
''FUSSY" JIMMY
NOT A PROPHET
Busy Little Mans" Poor Farm
Purchase Fails to Pan
Out.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PAINFULLY SURPRISED
Best Offer Made for the Land
at Auction Sc, 500 Less
Than 1t Cost.

Despite persistent reports to the effect
that real estate values in Salt Lake
county are enhancing right along, the
County Commissioners Know better, That
is. TO be explicit. they are painfully aware
OF the fact that the value of sixty-six
acres of land purchased as q site for the
poor farm. about two years ago. in Mil
Creek. is not jumping up with sufficient
rapdlty to interfere with sleep In the
locality.
"Fussy" Jimmy Bought 1t.
This sixty-sIx acres Of land was pur-
chased by that busy. little man, so APP
proprlately nicknamed "Fussy' Jimmy
Anderson when he was chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners,
The cost of the land. or. to be explicit
again the sum of money which was
taken out OF the treasury OF the county
for the purpose of paying for the land.
was about sl2,6So or $40 an acre.
Advertised for Sale.
Recently the present Board OF County
commissioners decided to sell the land.
the money being badly needed In the
treasury, and 1t was advertised for sale
Monday at high noon was the time fixed
for the auction.
"Fussy" Not n Prophet.
In view OF the glowing reports made
upon the land at the time OF the "Fussy"
Jimmy purchase, the Commissioners
feared that standing room could not be
secured by the army OF would-be Inves-
tors who wopld be present 10 bid upon
the property. Their fears. however, were
groundless
Not Howling Mob.
Instead OF a bowling mob. the members
OF which were tumbllng over each other
| In their mad haste to bid upon the land
| a few serious-faced men. some OF whom
| had whiskers stood around with thoir
hands In their pockets. while "Fussy''
| Jimmys reputation as a prophet on land
values was going to pieces.
Jodie and His Hammer.
| Auctloneer "Jode" Eldredgc WAS there
| with his hammer. ready to knock the
| property down. but the bidders were en-
| tirely too conservative. The highest bid
| received WAS $ll0 an acre for fifty acres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
ONE MORE DELAY
IN SMOOT CASE
Senator Burrows, Chairman of
= Committee, Cannot Attend
Because of Illness.
PRESSURE is BROUGHT
TO BEAR ON D0LLIVER
Republicans Have Used Infu-
ence to Bring the Iowa
Senator Over.

Special TO The Tribune.
b WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 21.-Sena-
tor Burrows. chairman OF the Committee
on Privileges and Elections. sent word a
half hour before his COMMITTEES was to
meet today that he could not be present
on account OF Illness. Tho committee did
not meet, therefore. and no date was set
for meeting. A rumor was abroad To-
day that Senator Dolliver OF Iowa had
yielded to the pressure OF Republican
Senators from the intermountain States
and would vote To report the case at this
session of Congress.
Try to Put Case Over
The Iowa Senator was non -communic4-
tive. II is only candid TO say that tho
influence OF Republican party politics is
cut forward to send the case over
Senator Carter OF Montana AT the re-
quest OF Senator Hepburn. who Is ill
moved in tho Senate today TO increase
Heybuas committee. from $500 to 1920
Toe Much RAILROAD Fare.
Mr.. Carter pointed out that most OF
railroad fnrc between Washington and
Idaho. The incrsose was proposed III an
ton bill, but Senator Cullom in charge OF
tho bill raised the point OF order and
Mr.. Carter withdrew 1t.
Increases Allowances.
The legislative bill II passed the Som
nto today increases the allowance for
clerk hire In the Surveyor Generals office
OF Idaho $500; for the Surveyor General
OF Nevada 500. for Wyoming $500
w. a. Hodgeman. receiver Of the
HALEY. Ida, land Office, was to have been
charged, according TO Idaho newspapers
with improper use OF official penalty on
yelopes Inquiry at the Postoftlce DEPART
tod In Tarf fp1ntI Ion h..,
charges have yet been hlcd
Senator Hepburn has boon free from
fever for forty-elght hours, and his fam
lly expect he Will be able to sit up In n
10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
NEW MOVE MADE BY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Plan Is for Formation of Mems
Society to Aid Spiritual
Growth.

DES MONIES. Iowa. May 2l-Ths
Presbyterian general assembly thus after
noon determined on one OF the most i'm
rortant church movements undertaken by
it In many years. 1t voted unanimously
10 begin at once the organization of n
mems society under the name OF Pres
by terian Brotherhood" whose purpose
shSll be To bring the men of Presbyterian
churches more closely into sympathy with
the church and to bring about "splritua,
development. fraternal reIations, denom-
national fcalty. the Strengthening OF tel-
lowship and the engagement in works or
Christian usefulness"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
BOY BADLY BURAD
AT UPPERSHhGHAh
Powder Is Ignited in Pocket
and Recovery Extremely
Doubtful.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM May I.-Wilic Allen. the
fiftcen-year-old son OF Chris Allen OF
Upper Bingham was terribly and prob
ably fatally burned about the body and
face last night by an explosion Of black
powder. which he had placed in his
pocket.
1t Is thought that the boy placed the
powder in the same pocket in which he
was carrying matches, but how the
matches became ignited tho boy Is un-
able to explain.
Little Hope of Recovery.
DR.. Straup was called and dressed the
burns but has little hope of the box 5
recovery. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
Idaho Democrats Resent Dictation OF
Mormon Church.

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE, Ida. May 2l.-The State Demo-
cratic committee I'm session today at
Boise adopted the following resolutions:
THE Democratic State Central commit
tee OF Idaho regularly assembled nt
Boise. congratUlstes the Democracy OF
the State upon the splendid courage OF itS
members and their devotion 10 the prln-
ciples OF free government
Demands Vindication Of Law.
''The Infamous murder OF Cx-GoY. Frank
Stcunepburg demands the prompt punish
ment OF the guilty. and the full and com
plctc yndication OF the law
Resent Mormon Dictation.
''The people of Idaho VIII no longer toll
ernte interference by any secret oath
bound orgahization In the political anaIrs
OF the State They demand the right TO
select their own officers and to make
their own laws free from the covert die
tation OF the Mormon hierarchy.
"Our United States Senators should not
be the creatures Of political rings, or the
representatives OF special corporate In
terests but they should be chosen by the
people themselves. therefore in the alb
sencc OF direct primary law, which we
fovore We Insists that the next Senator
be nominated by tho people In conven-
tion assembled.
Dubois Is Endorsed.
I'VE heartily lndorse the record Of Hon
Fred T. Dubois In the United States Sen
| alto and command To the people OF Idaho
| his patriotism and statesmanship.
"In fight for principles there Is no
place for traitors or parasites. Let those
and those only who are loyal To the parts
| In It's heroic struggle for political lnde-
| pendence and dccency attend the pSr--
| cratic primaries"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Worried Over Pipe Lines.

The amendments which give the House
committee the greatest concern tonight
was that making pipe lines common car
rlers, which the committee thought incon-
slstent with the amendment prohibiting
common carriers from producing COM
modities carried by It. Formal action was
not Ind any OF the amendments and
therefore the House conferees likely will
be left free To exercise their best judg
mcDt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
BIG FIRE IN NINE
Three Hundred Workmen Under
ground Have Marrow Escape,

PITTSBURG. May 2l.-Three hundred
miners were today rescued from a IRE
In the Hazel Kirke Mine No. ] Of the
Pittsburg and westmoreland Coal COM
pany at Washington, fifteen miles east
OF this city. arc tonight hghting the fire
to prevent the destruction OF the plant
Of $500 and is beyond control of the
surface, Tho mules in the mine, almost
suffocated by smoke. stampeded and are
facr
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Cared for by Friends.
Train Drops Through Bridge.

VANCOUVER, b, c.. May 2I-An ncci
dent occurred on the Northern Pacific
railroad today through the breaking of
a new span OF the bridge across the
Ileclllewaet river. The engine and two
cars went through. Fireman Corbett was
killed No one else was Injured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Take Up New Plans.

A committee is TO be appointed before
the 9ssembly adJourns to take UP the de-
tailed plens of the new society. This new
step Is the direct result of the appoint
ment of q special committee at the last
session of the assembly, This committee
found an overwhelming desire for such
an organization and so reported to the
assembly today. There was no oppoSi-
siGn whatever in the assembly to the pro-
ject. and 1t had the enthusiastic support
of all who spoke upon IL. The new So
ciety is to be entirely subordinate TO the
general assembly and II shall report an
r,unllY Ia N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Pleased With Treatment.

II am satisfied that our people arc well
treated by the relief committees. / was
highly pleased TO learn from personal
observation and investigation that the lot
OF Chinese refugees Is no harder than
that Of the white people, and that the
relief organizations are treating all the
deserving needy alike, irrespective OF
nationality" m
Minister Cheng will remain here until
Friday next. when he Will return 10
Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Will Be Bitter Debate.

The discussion OF the proposed book
OF forms" is TO come up tomorrow after
noon A heated debate is promised. tkc
opposition having become very bitter In
its attscks. Prof Henry Van Dyke, OF
Princeton, who was chairman of the
committee that prepared the book. de-
clares that he will not take up the ar-
gLment. but It is understood that he VIII
make TN elaborate statement or the cont
r,iftc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Relief Committee Named.

Teh following are included On the COM
mittee appointed to raise the San Fran-
cisco relief fund of S30OOO0' kcv. DR..
man; DR.. II. C Oln, treasurer; Rev. Dr.
S. j. Nichols, st. Louis. Rev. DR. r. I.
Baker. Oakland, Cal. Rev. Hugh X
Walker. Los Angeles. Rev. Warren III.
Lander, San knselmo. Cal: Rev. Thorn
ton T. Mills, San Jose. Cal; Rev j. II.
laughlin, San Francisco; Geo. j.. Under
hill, San Francisco; A. w. Foster, San
Rafael, Cal; Mrs. Pinney, president
Women's Occidental Board OF Foreign
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22

beg you win bear with me. however. IL l
state with eono insistency that there can DC
no permanent material well being In Idnho
while this incubus OF Mormon control nnd po-
lygumous corruption pGradea itself uncheched
and with cffrontery In our midst.
/ trust In your meeting you VIII make II
plain that so far the Democratic party OF
idaho is concerned IL Will neither compromise
With nor support any individual or party
which allies Itself with any organization that
stands against law. order and decsncy.
l should enjoy beyond expression being with
you and will be home soon as POSSIBLE,
when L shall SEQ each OF you. In the mean
time please accept the assurance OF my sin
ccrest personal regard and OF my earnest CO.
operation in the heroic and unequal hsht In
FRED T. DUBOIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
~ Disregard Rights.

q Fssnaster at Montpelier,
- 10 lhs Union army dur
bn ent OF the conspicuous
~ American State OF Idaho.
y ~ s,nte Senators. More
~ g 'es business OF tho post
> oone by Gentlles. A ma
- ~ q tee county, however.
- ~ furnish n fine object
e Tor The political rights
~ loEer ID practically uu-
% GENTLE county officer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Conference Not Concluded.

KANSAS CITY. May 2l.-The confer
ence OF the coal miners and operators OF
tho Southwest was In session one hour
today, The operators demanded conces-
sIons the miners had none to offer and
the conference adjourned until tomorrow
ot th,, request of the miners,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
W0RKMEN TERR0RIZED
to Import Non-Union Men
Proves a Failure.

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, May H.-Out
OF forty non-union miners brought In to
work the Plum Run mines of the United
States Coal company today only eight
reached the mines, the others being per
suaded to leave or being frightened of by
atrIkers' pickets. 1t was stated tonight
that an attempt to run will be made to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Not a Criticism.

There WIS no disposition to eriticiso the
amendment comforting Jurisdiction on the
courts to review orders made by the In
terstate Commerce Commission for In the
House committee. as we'll as in the Sen
ote, many members contcndcd that tho
that authority to the courts This amend
ment and others which collectively aro
known the Allison compromise un-
doubtedly Will bo agreed to by the House
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
PRESIDENT LIGHTS HAIL
Presses Electric Key for)Festival of
Masonic Order

WASHINGTON, May 2l-By closing an
electric key in the Telegraph room OF tho
executIvc Offices OF the White House at
$40 o'clock tonight, President Roosevelt
turned on the( current which Illuminated
the convention hall where the Masonic
frnternityyo. the District OF Columbia In
alryuraIed d May festival in aid OF fund
for the construction OF a Masonic temple
In shls city. ,..
. He also sent the following message OF
greeting which WAS read TO the assem-
Siod n,ultItuda by Thomas c. Moves. tho
chairman OF the board OF control In
charge of the festival:
white House. Washington, May Il
E'r.,tcrnaI greetings and best wishes Tor
the Masonic MAY festival"
VIcc-Presidcnt and Mrs. Fairbanks and
senator Piles wero present at the cere-
monies and Vice-President Fairbanks
made q brief address.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
lldon Imperative.

otz1ittee on Privileges and
No . report on the night OF
E1st 10 retain his scat us q
eh session OF Congress, and
--.;c VII vote on -hnt question.
eHcrf which has shocked the
- ih patriotic and moral
-sr':ye legislation Impera-
~ which has gone up from
2 TIE country. owing TO the
ne ave been revealed OF the
I'D Practices of the Mormon
Y e salsaed until the pollu-
- pv'l lie. as plainly taught
rt Mormon organization, ia
nsrre hwL
? ee lE Idaho a concrete and
E,.1 a The scbse7vioncy OF poll
sA roSer and demands OF
\ E,to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Increases Allowances.
Bold Pirates Capture Crew.

GIBRALTAR. May 2l.-The British Pe-
lucca Consuelo has been captured off tho
Anghcra coast by pirates. who are adher-
cnts OF the brigand chief Vnliente Tho
sum OF $1,000 s demanded ms ransom for
the vessel and the release of her crew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Red Cross Will Assume Control

WASHINGTON, May D.-Rcd Cross au-
III orltes in San Francisco are making
work on the withdrawal Of tho army on
June l,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
HEARST RENEWS FIGHT
Insists That Fraud Kept Him From
Being New York's Mayor

ALBANY. " Y, May 2-Attorncy-
General Mayer today gave a hearing on
the application OF William r. Hearst for
permission TO commence que wagranto
proceedings 10 test the title OF George B.
Mcclellan to the Office OF Mayor of New
York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Widow Of Late Senator Vest Dies

ST LOUIS, May q Mrs SnneI ELIZA
beth Sreed Vest. widow or the lato IJnIied
States Senator George Graham Vest. died
today, aged "A years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
FIJRN[D ON
|Il1DR DUBOIS
\, Idaho State Chair
[Is Shows Menace OF
Hierarchy.
||rBST EXAMPLES
aI CHURCH'S POWER
1lere Can Be No Per-
Welfare Until
1lusIs Removed.

!, lnssss
A psy 2i.-At a meeting OF
Z, STATE Central committee
q, afternoon. the feature OF
., t,,er from Senator Fred
4 4 ctalruan C. H. Jackson.
,--,,ntion was called to meet
||IJxs City August 8.
a y Senator Dubois.
,gcsuon OF Senator Dubois
r.,...stoa. D. c., May II. 1905.
II JIckso5. Chairman Demo
( ce-eiust, Boise. Ida Dear
- oxdhl Invitation 10 attend a
4, n,-c.rauc State committee at
a E.d arcersly regret that my
N 20 pressing hero that 1
-. -