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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17

o Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
FIRE ALARM SIGNAL STATIONS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
South Of Main. West Of 7th.
'1-2-1st and S. c, Piano Factory.
'1-3-2nd an3 S. B. -'.''' .'s as
1-4--4th and s. D. '-.'''
.1-5-5th and S. B. 3-' ia, -"'
'1-6-5.h and S. H. -'
4"1-9-7th and s. C.
18TH and S. J. '.@s-
SECOND DISTRICT. 2"t.' .
South Of Main. between 7th and 18th.
s2-1-Sth and Main. ~. 'l41''. -
s2-3-Sth and S. E. Boo ho"i''41@ +
-.24-7th and s. e Fl 49,
"2-5-9th and S. A. ..
~2a6-10th and s. c.
*2-7-11th and Main.
"2-S-11th and S. J.
THIRD DISTRICT.
South of Main, East Of 18th.
*3-1-12th and S. B. NM
*3-2-12th and S. E.. ..s
% 4-14th and Main. .s
*3-5-14th and S. G. .#b.i
*3 -6-1Sth and S. A. N4
2eth and Main.
3-S-15th and S. A. &
FOURTH DISTRICT.
North of Main, West Of 10th to river.
] 4-1-3da and Main, Robinson's shop.
4-2-3d and N. c.. Y
City Building.
Y 4-4-sth and N. G.3
-4-5-Gaar,. Scott & Co.
No. / Hose House, n. sth.
!. 4-7- Champion Mills. :
!: 4-s-10th and MI 7 Mr
9th and NE.
City Electric Light Plant.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
West Richmond and Sevastopol. =.
5-W. 3rd and Chestnut.
51-W. Sd and National Avenue.
z5-2-W. Sd and Kinsey. ~
5-3-W. Sd and Richmond Avenue.
5-4-W. list and r. RI ~
5-5-State and Boyer = I
So Grant and Ridge.
\. Hunt and Maple
<57S-Grant and Sheridan
j 5-9-Bridge Avenue, Paper Mill.
.5-12-Earlham College. -
--s--. SIXTH DISTRICT
q, North of D, East of, 10th. oea
Railroad Shops, tora5..l
o. Hutton's, Coffin Factory. 80
THossier Drill Works. in s.a,
,6-4-Mayne. Works, ma 10 "a
r675-City Mill Works, So.
,6-6-7-15th and B. r. ssi ;f3I
6-7-l3th. end N. 81, IL j.
s. SEVENTH DISTRICT, Gt
Between Main and North D, East Of
a'7iTeth and n. A., ,.5I Dnf
filth and n. B., 4ooa
.7-2-14th and N. c.. ~ an.
\ I773- Ne53 Hose House, 2r
4-1sth and n. c., ,f.ba :
"s7-5-22d and n. E. e-.e.ucro1f
SPECIAL SIGNALS. raa,.,
r.2-2-2-Patrol Call. soai ras
H., 3-3 Sire Pressure. ~ ar IN
1-2-1--Fire out, .nt,rt Il
y 3zFire pressure of. 1
Instructions and Cautions. -
Never tamper with a fire alarm box
unless you have positive knowledge
there is a fire. II ItfIHa
Never SelH in an alarm unless you
are certain the fire is nearest the
blk YOU are at.
|; Never open a box for a fire seen at
az distance. t1pff1 silf .sE-
When you have positive knowledge
of a fire, go at once to the box near
est the Erei break thel glass in Key
box door; then unlock the alarm box,
pull down hook once, and then let go
Unless the FIRE is plainly to be seen,
remain at box until the fremen ar
rive, and direct them where to 60.
EDWARD MILLER, Chief.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17
CA 8ToRIA.
Bear. the >7Ths Kafy Have AWays Bcaght
# l<s3A1ZHsIxSx r''''o
.l'a e q" .jei>L sss'' '-
DIED AT PARAMOUNT

j. b. g. Jo4ss, seyepty7three, who
died de Tuesday fYeniinlg at Paramount,
aud who was one Of the best known
residents Of Grant, County, was the
father of Albert Jonesf of this city.
The, funeral services were conducted
AT Fairmouqt on Thursday after
noon.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17

"Robin Hood" the famous comic
opera by Reginald De Koven and
Harry B. Smith, which under the di-
rection of the Aborn Production Co.
comes to the Gennett theatre on next
Monday night, has for the past de
cade stood fl the test ST. time u It
was always the main pillar in the
extensive repertoire Of the Bosto-
mans, and when that Organization
disbanded ."3 recently thee absolute
stage rights were secttred by the
Messrs. Abofn; also the principal
members Of the zBostonians have
Been engaged and will be seen here. .
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17

ia A great deal of interest has, been
shown by local theatre7goers in that
everlasting success, ga Hot aOld
Time" which comes to- thei Gennett
today matinee and night. In this
day of any old cheap melodramas,
it Us a. relief to go and see a good
CLEAN ,eomedy,opfIt has been on the
road for rsome time and will be we'll
remembered, by othose who have seen
it. Judging from the cast,naa good
company has, beena engaged to pre-
sentait, and if the, musical numbers
are as good as the management CLANS
it should be- a most desirable even
ing d entertainment .5a,f =,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17

/ We. can. prove agents make 5000
monthly selling our newly patented
household speciality. Wolverine
Co., Pittsburg, Pa. 1857
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17

Steps itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch,
hives, herpes, scabies -Doan,s Oint-
ment. At any drug store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17
AT THEI 7HEA[ERsk
MANAGER MURRAY ANNOUNC.
Els HIS BILL FOR THE PHIL
LIPS FOR THE COMING WEEK.

The Bostonians Will Present Robin
Hood at the Gennett Monday
Night A Hot Old Time" Is on
The Boards for Tonight. G.
Whitney Producer of Pink Hus-
sars" Will Accompany the Play to
This City Next Tuesday Night.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-17

slI NrihfH WI
The Palladium publishes more live
news than any, other Richmond pa
per, Aankpeople are,o telling the
Rapel what Aey lthaye heard oAll
are trs1ag TO & the dollar i prize
TIL, fun n be inN contest, try itIand
zee. A dollar is nSt to be Stunned
when honestly earnear Give JUS q
Gotip' .yau ray vim Is 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
STOCkTONPOL|T|C
DECIDEDLY HOT.
Railroad Commissioner
Henderson Says Knife
Is Being Freely Used
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

STOCKTON, Aug 11.-Orrin S. Hen
derson. the present Railroad Commits
sioner from the Third District, who
coming Republican State convention,
and the so-called powers that be In
San Joaquin Republican politics have
clashed. The personnel of the San
Joaquin delegation to the State con-
vention is the bone of contention.
Yesterday Henderson created quite
sensation by coming out with an open
letter to the Republican electors of
San Joaquin, in which he stated that
after being encouraged, indorsed and
supported generally by Republicans all
over his district he had approached the
precincts of his home city anu found
the first and only opposition to his re-
nomination. He charged the party or
ganization of San Joaquin with seeking
IN an underhanded manner to accom-
plish his defeat. He stated that when
he presented the party leaders with
list of men who would be acceptable
to him as delegates they threw 1t out
and refused to counsel with him.
Today E. P. Foltz and r. ]. Dietrich,
the chairman and secretary respective
ly of the Republican county committee
came back at Henderson with another
open letter, in which they called Hen
derson liar, in polite terms, of course
Ihey accuse MIN or wanting delega
tion that he can trade for all State
offices at his will. They deny having
opposed his candidacy and DECLARE that
inasmuch as Stockton has another can
didate for a State Office in the person
of w. w. Middleton, who seeks the
nomination of Judge of the Appellate
Court, the Railroad Commissioned has
no right to dictate who shall go to the
State convention.
Much bitterness has arisen over the
affair, and the two factions are at
swords points The ruction will un-
doubtedly have a far-reaching effect
upon the fight for county Offices
The county organization is now in
the hands of John Collins, c. P. Rem
don. State Senator August Muenter and
Z. P. Foltz. all of whim are old po-
litical enemies of Henderson, and they
are said to be slated to go to the State
convention.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

Continued on Page SO, Column 3.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
BITTER FIGHT IN VALLEJO.
Pardee and Giliett Forces Trying I
Win Navy-Yard Town.

VALLEJO. Aug. 1.-THE battle be-
tween the forces of Pardee and Gillett
is on here The fight Is intensely bit
ter and personalities have already en-
tered strongly into the contest.
The Republican factions in Vallejo
have been at war for years, but 1t
looked this year as though the long
looked-for dove of peace was about to
alight and all would be well. 1t was
agreed that an uninstructed delega-
tion should be sent to the State Con-
vention and that the county offices
should be evenly divided between the
northern and southern ends of the
county. All went we'll until Assembly
man F. r. Devlin, who aspires to sue
ceed himself in order that he may be
a candidate for the speakership Of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

SINCE 1853" to April is. 1906, D. N&E E
WALTER & co. sold Carpets, Draperes and Lace
Curtains at wholesale.
The FIRE destroyed our stores and warehouses.
-Four days after we were back IN business.
Since then we have scarcely been able to execute
the orders that have come to us-unsohclted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

Assembly. and Superior Judge Harrier,
who was raised to the bench by Par
dee, silently worked up a delegation
favorable 10 Pardee. Gillett, on ac-
count of his labor record in Congress
and his stand for the navy-yard. is in
tensely popular here. His friends dis
covered the plot and the bitterest cam
paign that has ever preceded primary
In Vallejo resulted.
Circulars are being distributed TO
every house in Vallejo and the mails
are being literally used Every argu-
ment that can be brought to bear in
the contest is being urged. There is no
contest on for any of the county Offices
as both sides stand for the Vallejo men
who want places on the county ticket
Organize Republican Club.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. IA Repub-
lican League Club was organized at the
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

tives, who found him at the race track
One of the men connected with the
job was arrested in Denver a few days
ago and confessed. He stated that he
gave part of the diamonds to Blair,
and the Denver officers found out that
the latter had left for Seattle. Blair
admits that he knows the Denver pris-
oner, but refuses to give any details.
Blair had $500 in his possession at the
time of his arrest. He says he is q
gToceryman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
san Diego Republicans Name Delegate,

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 11.---At a meeting
of the Republican central committee
last night names were proposed for
delegates to the Congressional fS,d
State conventions. The election will
take place on Tuesday The delegation
to the Congressional convention named
is c. /. Henking G. NJ. Hawley, f. w
Stearns,, F. S. Banks. e. c. Hinkle
George Mcneil, Carl Ferris, T. l..
Barnes Dan +. Jones, d. B. Northrup
and NJ j. Perrin. Congressman Smith
of Bakersfield, it is understood. will
have no opposition for denomination.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
ORGANIZE LABOR PARTY.
San Rafael Mechanics Decide to Take
a Hand in Politics.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 11.-Sixty-five
delegates met in the Armory Hall this
afternoon and organized a Labor party
William Marshall was elected tempo
rary chairman and William Conner
secretary.
Contrary to the original intention Of
the executive committee to nominate a
county ticket today, the delegates de-
cided to postpone nominations until
September s. when they can indorse the
action of the State committee
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Eight-Hour Dav for ,IIn~r..

REDDING. Aug. 1.-THE Greaes
Western Gold Company today gave
notice to all of its employees at the
AfterthouGht mine and smelter that on
and after August 10 eight hours will
constitute a days work in every de-
partment OF the big plant AT present
the shifts at the smelter are twelve
hours and in the mine nine and a half
and nine. Not long ago the company
raised the wages of all OF its employees.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
HammersmIth & FIeId.

Modern jewellers. corner Van Ness
avenue and Eddy street. We have a.
new stock of gold jewelry and silver-a
ware Of all descriptions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
ALLEGED DIAMOND ROBBER
Is ARRESTED IN SEATTLE
r.. o. Blair, Who Is Wanted by the PO-
lice Authorities of Denver, -
Found at the Race Track.

SEATTLE, Aug Il. - r. o. Blair,
wanted by the Denver police for par
ticipaJlon in a big diamond robbery in
New. York City some time ago, was
arrested here last evening by detec-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

Armory last night Harry c. Lucas 81
president. Harry j. Bias secretary andl
Howard Foster treasurer.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

them an opportunity to compare
their crops with those of their neigh
bors in the next county. And, aside
from the dollars and cents repre-
sented there, what can make a pref
tier picture than this farming
country in the fall with the bright
yellow fields Of ripening or harvested
grain, contrasting So vividly with
the green OF the beets and alfalfa?
The wild flowers of the autumn are
more brilliantly colored than those
of spring time and the vines and
trees wear the brightest dresses they
have just before they take their long
sleep.
On arriving at Eldorado picture
was taken of the Tribune family ana
their friends. One thing omitted
in the picture but too important not
to be mentioned was the collection
of we'll filled lunch baskets, brought
TO light shortly after the arrival.
There were SO many charming
spots to spread lunch it was hard
TO decide where to so. Some ate
theirs on huge boulders by the side
of the busy creek which ruShes and
roars down the canon. Others went
TO those cosy hooks In the dense
shade where tables and benches are
proyided and still others went
farther up the canon, climbed steps
innumcrahle and went to the sum-
mer houses on the mountain side
where they could get the cool breeze,
watch the river and enjoy the seem
cry along with each mouthful. Each
crowd thought they selected the best
place and there is yet the first report
to come Of any one not doing his
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13
Two Greeley Fires.

A tramp named Spontaneous Com
bustion is supposed to have been re-
Snousible for two fires in Greeley
duriuy the past week. The first oc-
curred in the Gibson Blue Front
grocery last Thursday evening at
about 9 o'clock. The fire evidently
started in the basement, from some
unknown cause. The damage from
This source was but slight but the
water poured on to eXtinguish the
fire damaged the stock about 50, 900.
At about noon last Sunday, while
nobody was supposed to be in the
huiIdiug. fire broke out in the boiler
room of the Greeley Light \ Power
company plant and probably did
three or tour hundred dollars dam
apes 10 the building. The machi-
uery escaped practically unharmed,
AS belts and generators were quickly
covered with canvas and other ma
terial such as could hastily be gath
cred no. 1t has not yet been deter
mined how the fire started.
The plant was again in readiness
TO furnish light in the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

The most delightful day l have
spent this summer was the verdict
of every body who attended the Trib-
une CORRESPONDENTS picnic at Ell
dorado Springs last Friday. The
day was certainly made to order
with the sky blue. the sun bright
and that autumn crispness In the
air that makes one realize that the
picnic season is almost over for this
year, and makes him the more keen
to enjoy its last opportunities.
The train left Greeley at S a. m.
and Il special car decorated with
Greeley Tribune banners was pro-
vided for the Tribune crowd. Only
four of the entire force OF CORES
pondentS were unable to come. and
the rest brought from one to hall
dozen friends. AT the beginning
most of them were strangers to each
other and number of them not
personally acquainted with the
regular Tribune employees, of whom
there were ten present to do honors
and to see that everybody was given
hearty welcome and made comfort
able. One half hour after the train
left all were acquainted and chatter
ing away like magpies. The cores
pondents were delightful and appre-
ciative guests and with their friends
formed jolly crowd all OF one
mind. the determination to get all
the enjoyment possible out OF the
day.
As most of the correspondents
were from the country the four
hours ride through the farming dis
trict and along the foothills was
one of pleasure to them and Afforded
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

II. Il. O'Connor, j. j. Downey, u.
L. Monson, II. a. Lewis, Fred Bein
and Il. E. Griffith.
The first business after dinner
was the seating of delegates as re-
commended by the committee on
credentials. This was followed by
the report of the permanent organ1-
zation committee, which recon-
mended that the temporary organiza-
tion be made permanent, and also
recommended the nomination of cam
didates in the order in which they
appear in the ticket.
Then the following resolution was
introduced by the committee in
charge of the matter, and which was
unanimously adopted.
1--WE. your committee on resolu-
tions, beg leave to report the follow
ing:
Whereas, for the past four years
the state of Colorado has suffered at
the hands of corporate despotism the
violation OF the legal and constitu-
tional rights of the people and,
Whereas, after the repudiation of
the maladministration Of public
affairs by the choice at the last elec-
tion of Alva Adams by q majority of
over 10000; the same power, IN con
troll OF the republican party made
subservient, the executive, legisla-
tive and judicial branches of govern
ment. to openly thwart the expressed
will of free people and to consti-
tute as their governor man who
was never a candidate and for whom
no citizen cast his ballot, and realiz-
ing that the question in this crisis
is corporate despotism or free re-
public and believing that the demo-
cratic party has nothing In common
with corporate combinations engaged
In exploiting the peoples necessities
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

duty by the luncheon. The general
opinion among the crowd was TINS,
that if there is more beautiful
place in the state for days outing
than Eldorado Springs they wanted
to know where that they might 60
there next time.
At Eldorado can be found every
attraction ones heart could desire
Their are the swimming pools with
the C learest blue-green water imagl-
nablc from warm springs, ana there
is dancing pavilion, for the grace
full, Tut unathletic. One could also
spend hours following the trail up
the canon, along the South Boulder
creek. Beautiful Harmon FAILS
show so plainly the mighty power Oh
the mountain streams and there Is
such fascination about them one Is
loath to 20 on. There is climbing
enough to satisfy anyone ana 'he
views are so wonderful one feels re-
paid for his efforts.
II the afternoon the crowd at
tack ID the hills and canonS WIN
camera or aplinestock, each member
following the dictates of his OWN
mooi. OF course, everyone ciimpeu
the iraZy stairway of l.S3o feet 10
the top of Il rocky point from when
one can look straight down over 600
feet to the stream with the cottages
and pavilions nesting among the
trees along its banks. The views ol
the canon up the river and the range
beybnd must be seen to be appre-
ciated and on the other side ihe
plans are visible for sixty niles
While perhaps there are few who
fee more deeply than others the
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

The only time that a false note in
the general harmony was struck was
when some one made motion that
the chairman appoint a committee of
seven to select list of delegates to
the state, congressional and judi
ciary conventions. Some thought
this looked too much like packing
the delegation in favor of one candi-
date or another, and wanted the con-
vention to select the delegates. In
asmuch as there were about seventy
FIVE Of these to be selected some
thought it would take a week to
vote for them. The matter was
finally compromised by each precinct
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

chairman and also nominated Mrs.
]. L. Tinsman for temporary secre-
tary. Herbert NJ. Baker was made
assistant secretary. Later the tenn
porary organization was made per-
manent.
The appointment of committees
resulted as follows:
Committee on credentials-T. L..
Monson, G. NJ. Houston and E. L..
Hahn.
On permanent organization and
order of business-A. w. Jones, Il.
l.. Wilson, II. Fl. Bills, j. Fl.
Rhoads and T. L. Greer.
On Charles F. Tew,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13
TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENTS YEARLY OUTING

awful granduer and wonderful beauty
of the mountains they are source
of inspiration to all and probably not
one of the hundreds of persons that
went on this excursion and picnic
but that came home better satisfied
with his position in life. with his
peiehbors and with himself.
And tuat is the main reason why
fine little diversion turned out to be
an enormous success
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13

Churchill said never word; his
friends insisted that it was ribbed
up convention; Statler and his
friends said it was an open conven-
tion. The total result was one of
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13
and In the governing business.

Therefor, be it resolved that the
democrats Of Weld county in conyen.
tion assembled being in favor of the
peoples side of this paramount issue
should exclude from their state con.
vention any and all delegates found
to be IN league with such criminal
combinatlons; and for vindicatjon
OF the peoples rights we favor the
NOMINATION and reelection of Alya
Adams for governor of Colorado.
We heartily endorse the actions of
onr state senator W. L. CLAYTON, in
representa- this county in the gen.
eral assembly and in laboring against
corporation control and for the re.
tention OF the choice of the people s
Governor
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13
ocpATs FORESTALL OPPONENTS IN
pIIRIFYING COUNTY POLITICS
bv Convention Last Thursday Put in the
EssId OnIy Best of Material for Various
Offices. Thoroughly Democratic
Gathering from Begin
ming to Ending

liott. ott.............. onerhi
Platteville
khtidgs ..,.;.'..''..' Afeas"1e'
Greeley
Iok ,,..,,,.. .-''.. .... SAeAA
Greeley
s,bou,u Assessor
Fort Lupton
shnd Superintendent Of Schools
Eaton
uu;s,n .. Commissioner Dist. 2
Highlandlake
en.......... Representative
Greeley
|hn. Representative
Thompson ....... surveyor
Greeley
txY. Coroner
Platteville
one Of the most thoroughly
he cOnyentions ever held In
punty the democrats last
i put 10 the field one of the
and strongest tickets ever
ID by any party here. Every
e men is so we'll known that
Of recommendation can be
proughly was 1t a peoples
pn that it was impossible to
with any degree Of accuracy
result would be. For in
the nomination of j. f.
candidate for clerk was a
even to the wise ones who
ed him out as the man for
endent Of schools. How
the true democratic spirit
PS accepted the nomination
llseo 10 put the same energy
lehcy into that office that
lied his two terms as county
ghdent of schools.
Copeland who is probably
well as any other man in
pal "ork west of the Missis-
was nominated for SUPER
Of schools.
h'olt Tor sheriff is so we'll
y liiat Office that words
'aIe lOF or against him.
Oay in the county knows
''0rluse, sr., and he will
support from members of
w., n,noourn is better known
u'Neth part of the county
a'flhern, but he has the
m,, y, otihg a fair and square
s'l',' su +, and thoroughly COM
~ u'i the Office of assessor,
~ d. Green is probably the
"al n Tor the legislature
~" pa''y could nominate in
w. HIS running mate, II.
~ IS also a square and com
ra',' ~ look after the agricul-
a,.s,s. rtsts of this section.
r'l'Sah is one of the most.
NJ ,'',ners in commissioner
tE nO -, and thoroughly fa-
:" '''e requirements of that
ror orO'ppSon, the candidate
'' u. is one of the mosr
IpS d u CNe younger men of
DT Of .n. thoroughly competent
As.'ey, asa the candidate for
= O,r IT., Of Plattcyille's 5 lead.
t,s"a.3 VINO will carry far more
'"S'N Of his party in the
sro,, ssr' is the complexion of
Sl p'ttlc ,s ticket, that viii
i a'I me IlvcIIcst campaigns wns'
qt t'f fo,n.,.g ,"'sSd the opposite
0mbal. '''F Test ma
v"r,, ,'e close to too delor,,..
rsjn',,n rs',lGn and the gatbsrlns ti's",es
c%s.I 'as,,a from the t,,ns '''a
nmi,, p'it.Ies +. rew w Of '''ne ,he
isr il,r'(,se a,.,. called the thu cnDron 70, the
oou. '''e close, late I'm
W. Jon "S nominated nv
zones for temporary py
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-13
GOOD CLEAN MEN
BY REPUBLICANS
PARTY NAMES STRONG TICKET AT CON-
VENTlON LAST SATURDAY

Anti Churchill Element Victorious in Every In
stance Lively Contest for the Office of
Treasurer Results in Choice of
P. W. Allen. The Legis-
ative Scramble