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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02
!. CRUSHED !! ! | Il D TO | DEATH |; II /.
coal MINER Is BURIED UNDER A
-7--, 4 LARGE CHUNK OF +,
COAL. i rs gg5Ss5E !,

/ q
Underwood Miner, April 25s Halvor
Alison, fwsnty-five years Of age, went
into the Eskesscoal mine this morning
hale and hearty with a joke upon his
lips to continue his undermining work,
and was caiafedsout III the mine this
noon a crushed and mangled corpse.
He was working alone n his COM
|'partment 100 feet into The side of the
Ehiu ana no one knows Just when or
how he came by. his death AT noon
he did not come to his dinner and
some Of HIS fellow workers went down
Into the mine to- call him. But no
answer came from him. 4 8
They found his body with the life
crushed out of 1t, lying beneath a
huge lump of coal. IIeshad been un-
dermining ii the extreme end Of the
mine and In somesway looseneds q mass
of coal above 3 his head, which fell
without q moments warning, killing
The unfortunate man Instantly.
His comrades carried his body to
thassprface and the coroner was SUM
moned to hold an inquest.
Mr.. Olson was q single man and
came to- this county from Spring var
lev MINI. . short time aEo aid Il, IS.
there that he viii be buried.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02


Ole Olson Mr.. Ben Hendricks, the
fayorite Swedish dialect comedian and
Northtland singer, comes 70 the Athe;;
aneum May. 4. ne Will present mis-
everlasting play sole Olson. The
story OF oles. unfolds a plot Of Ia
trigue, love and comedy situations.
The play ID q clean, refined and gentle
type and In the role Of aOlea Mr..
Hendricks tinds 4 character entirely
suited to his peculiar style and One
which affords him ample opportunity
to display his superior ability as 4
vocalist and d comedian. and his In
depreciation Of the young Swedish
semigrant Is the best work which the
talented star has ever done. Mr..
Hendricks songs ALWAYS have 9
strange sweetness, Maybe IT IL the
way iii which they are rendered and
maybe II Ii the melody. but neverths-
Tess, IL Isl there and the audience. NE
are sure, viii not be slow 30 attest
sliieif iasrppreciati ION. This season Mr..
Hendricks win sing six new songs
which have become very popular.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02
DOG SAVES BOY
YOUTH FALLS THIRTY FEET,
SKINS HIS NOSE AND BREAKS
80 DOCS LEG.
n ~ a. - s. IS a -
Associated Press 70 Bismarck Tribune

Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune
Wilmington, Del. May 4. While
splaying on tresle thirty feet above
ground Francis eood aged 8
sllSafs. u son sof Janae Ea@o6d All RiA-
sE sun fall through the truck. Al
n " Same instant dos ran Under the
bsidge ana the child MRded o. is
bSkk, Thes boys mise was scratched
aSa he was summed fora few minutes.
l9t esS&pei further injury. One oa
the dogss legs was broken and he had
u b. killeds !. IS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

Thomp Of vintpns
Ioss, is.prSpared Ii ave lessons III
I'LL kinds 81 embroidery. hardanger.
eyelet. shadow. French senbroidery.
etc. All AIRS, Mikalson. 41s Thayer
|atraet
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

ruaet Sound Ilp vaale, 4
L rf ybps have any Mea A. Rhins u
3 washington yol wilt tea il
dur little booklet. which we VAN Be
aaplloased 10 Send yosa free on request
John Milla " son.
ruyalhin, Wash.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

e Horses for Sale: Ess.yy & 3ts4
Drivers and work horses forA sale.
~ zss,sss-ss.I j. s. Logan,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02
VITAL ] Al STATISTICS ! ! ]
SUMMARY FOR THE MONTHS or
APRIL IN THE VARIOUS

-
Summary Of the vital statistics re-.
ported to the North Dakota state
board of health for the, month OF
March, 1907, furnished by Secretary
5Grassick Of the state board Of health: !.
Counties
Births 81
Deaths Il
l(nnfa pfolls
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

be Hsady with Youf stcpI ys
Il The to~h herd starts today Reople
must have their stock ready toF Tho
herder when he calls. 81 81 81 s.ss
Victor Erisk sop east herd +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02
THE CITY z
THE WEATHER.
Probably snow today and cool Z
& er. MAJ, 81. min, %.


81 er. Max: 81. min, %. :.
The Guild The Episcopal Guild will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Waller.
Brown 1t z: so.
49, - .. u ~ n 81
Seat Sale For Ole Olson opens
this morning at the store Of ]. b.
Cook & Co. #
a Ss3 ~ II &c, q ii ASEs n
Degree Of -Honnr=-MEill-hold a ses-
sion for work and. social pleasures
Tqesday evening i next, at Maennerchor
hall ;sss 1.
Dancing Party The Capital City
Dancing club win give : social hop at
Gemmsrcis club hall On Friday even
ing, May Sd.
as ID
The Swedish Luther an-FL aides AID,
win meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. Danrat Third
street All: Lutheran church ladies'
cordially INVITED ! Y e
As SssNglnner The Grand Forks
Times Il publishing q an iIllst rated
series 81 North Dakota mayors IN
the issue Of the s0th Or. smyth looms
up like q So winner.
Thes ssptlst Ladies Ala society
Meets this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. q, M:. Smith venue and
Fourth stree at $50 o'clock All the
ladies are Invited. Special work.
Good G1esser The Mandan Pioneer
predicts large locks of prairie chick
ems Tor this summer EXCHANGE.
Probably had In mind the flock Of
prairie chicken coloneis the governor
turned loose yesteiaday 4 " + ss1'sa
Aa3pufne0--ln9sEUu Iuty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ers were in regular session yesterday,
Commissioners Eckiiiund and Webb BE,
ing present. adjourn was taken
after the usual routine work had been
done.
ii seems Tlssars y ksre oshsrs ii,
Iey city Times Record: The Bpfletgh
county comm ssioners .aFe beautii fy-
ing the court house grounds. ~ a tp
be- hoped that the Barnes county com,
missiOnars will relieve the eyesores Of
the local count house grounds by Sol,
lowing the example OF Burleigh
soups J !, J. 3 q SIS s
MARRIED Lass evening Rsv. Harris
unftAd in marriage III Do Manab,
Melvin Il. AgneW ana Miss Emrae
Klipssein, both of Men0ken. The
groom ii aprosperous young farmer
OF the Menoken neieiib ghoQd and she
bride Is the dsI inter- of We Arc Y ai y
Klipstein of Menoken, both being
desefvedly .populsr ID their neiehbor
hood The tribune exa ends hearty
congratulations and good Wishes.
Collecting Aqenp The oFfnwefs i
ern Collecting Go. has moved from
Mandan to become permanent rsss
dents 81 bismarck. NJ. p. Hulls VIVA
vim have charge Of the business here
has already moved Bis family ever asad
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

is fitting up Offices in the Hare block
This company has connections with all
the collecting agencies in the country
and takes care Of either domestic cor
foreign collections, hence they are
well equipped to handle any and all
classes OF collections. fEs#.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

Seat Sale For Ole Olson opens
this morning at the store Of j. B.
Cook & Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

For Fire Insurance see y. q. Rem.
sington. l,.sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

-
Board Of HealthThe city board Of
health met last night and organized byI
the election of Alderman II. &. Reade|
as nresid lent. The health cond itions|
of the city were gone over and DE-
Ramstad the health officer reported
such IL good condition At sfhe present
time A number of prof. ions look
ing to the mainte nance sofs good health
Ia the{ city were gone oYer and il IL was
apparent the board will be an active
organization during the next two
years.
Poor y Weather For Cleaning Up
Despite the fact that q high wind blew
an day and that rain and light snow
fell during the afternoon, . great
many persons made an etfont.to clean
Eups their premises ii compliance with
the naayqrs suggestion. a street
cleaning force was busy all day and
made q great Improvement in the APP
Epearance OF the business section Of
Ethe City, and along many Of the resi-
Fdence streets good work was done,
but u was hard work to Keep the
stun III a pile after 1t was raked up.
However, the cleanup spirit is. ram
pant ana there is little. dopbts butsthat
III a short time all vestiges Of the
winters rubbish win have disappeared.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

The ladies, Aid-Of the: Presby-
terrain church. will meet with Mrs. C.
D Edick on Thursday afternoon. May
I'd, at 2;30a o'cloek This III the rsgu-
lai monthly business meeting and a
full attendance Is desired.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

Cleaning VI There IS a spirit Of
cleaning upness about the town WHICH
is pleasant & Y tof see. great many
3hous olders have raked up their
prenaises cartedS away their rubbish
and the effect Is noticeable to an who
pass, and 3 mental commendat is
made by all holders. B
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02
8. ~ =

Degree Of Honnr--Will-hold ses-
sion for work and social pleasures
Tuesday evening next, at Maennerchor
hall 81 ~ III q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

Dancing Party The Capital City
Dancing club win give : social hop at
Commercial club hall on Friday even
ing, May Sd.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

The BaptIst Ladies' Aid society
Meets this afternoon at the home Of
B Mrs. q, M b. Smith. venue 3 and
Fourth stree at 2 Is i o'clock All the
ladies are Invited. Special work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

The swedish { nthera II aides Aid Aid
will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the
home Of MRS. n. Nc. Danrat Third
street All Lutheran church ladies'
cordially Invited.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-02

fs Il "a q. rs 1000
Good G1esser The Mand Pioneer
predicts large Jocks of prairie chick
ems Tor this summer chapges.
PROBABLY had In mind the flock Of
prairie chicken cofoneis the governor
turned loose yesterday. u sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03

Oh Wo favor permitting lesseea Of
Indians lands entering Into long term
contracts for the same
We oppose the republican policy OF
subsidizine corporations and especially
the ship subsidy measure recon.
mended BY Roosevelt and passed By
the House OF Representatives.
We favor a state and national de-.
murrage law that win be equally as
binding on the railroad company ess
the shipper.
We favor aud recommend that the
rural route carriers be put on the
same basis as the mounted city car
riera.
We appeal 10 all honest citizens OF
the First district 10 join with Us ard
support the candidate of this convon-
don az iittiug Sebuko TO the traitor
ous position new occupied by b $.
Mcclure WHO having been twice cleo
ted iu represent the people Of Okla
homa on the issnes Of statehood. in
each campaign and on platform and on
the stump pieaded his undyine support
30 statehood ana now when statehood
Is almost an accomplished fact and
the splendid citizenship OF the new
state Is about to receive the long ex1
pected relief from corporation carpets
bag oppression. Mcclure, and other
land pap,ad officials seeing their op.
portunity 90 further continue their
hold apon the affaira 81 state, are
about toe nnd now. as a last desperate
act TO continue themselves and their
aaaocratic rule upon the peonio OF this
fair state. appeal for help TO deieat
tue peoples constitution as drafted
| by the convention
On every school house, and from
each public building, stream the lusty
folds OF our beloved national emblem,
the American flag, waving bcckons
| ing message OF eniightenmezt, union
and liberty to all the world IN the
glory field OF blue shine the forty-hve
dlanems Of our sister statAs In this
constellation arises the last. the most
glorious and brightest OF the train,
the STAR or OKLAHOMA. Tho
democracy OF the state. proud OF its
pecrage. pledges rs sacred honor 20
the defense Of that flag and vows
eternal vigilance In placing and keep
lug tliat star IN its JUST aud rightfui
station in tho galaxy OF the nation
may rs benign rays eniighten the eor'
did prejndloes Of the enemies OF state
hood into an intelligent love Of homo
rule aud self government
The democracy OF Oklahoma de-
c1ares rs nnhounded confidence in the
statesmanahip and leadership OF the
Hon william Bryan No other name
appeals 70 IA for presidential pref
/
great commoner, William J. Bryan for
tho democratic nomination for the
presidency in 1903 and impatlently
await the summons to battle under his
banner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03

support and his attitude towards or.
gani2ed labor before he becomes a
candidate from Oklhoma to take a
decided stand in this nsMtter and his
platform polished at he beginning
of this campaign contains the fol-
lowing declarations ON this subject.
Our constitutional convention has
performed one of bhe nobest Of It's
works by placing In the constitu-
tion the initiative and referendum.
thus giamnteesng in perpetuity 10
oui people the power OF direct lsgis-
lation.
The right Of the people to control
every monopoly including railroads.
coal mines and pipe lines, Is aherent
It IS the right and duty of the peo-
pie to render every public employ
ment safe and sanitary
We mould have primary nqmina4
tions for the election OF all caudi-
dates for office.
Free transportation is one OF the
most s3otle but none the less potent
forms of official bribery We should
have stringent auti-pass laws maxi
ing II crime for one man To give
as another to receive a pass. except
he be an emDioye of the person Civ
ing the pass.
We should have ballot law en-
abling every citizen TO cast his vote
and have 1t counted as st was plainly
meant to be, without technicslity and
confusion and without the necessity
OF court intervention
OUR COUNTRY OWES THE SAME
DUTY TO THE RAILROAD MAN.
THE MINER, THE FACTORY HAND,
THE CRAFTSMAN or THE FARM.
Err THAT 1T DOES TO EVERY
OTHER CITIZEN; AND IN THE
LIGHT or EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
TO EVERY MAN PUBLIC CUES
TlONS SHOULD BE ERMlNED.
THE BASIS OF ALL WEALTH IS
LABOR. UNDER OUR GOVERN
MENT THERE SHOULD BE NO
ARiSTOCRACY BUT THAT OF LA.
BOR AND BRAINS. THAT Gov
ERNMENT IS GOOD AND SECURE
WHERE LABOR is HoNoRED, CON
TENTED AND PROSPEROUS. THIS
CONDITION CAN ONLY ARISE
WHERE THOSE WHO TolL HAVE
PROPER TIME FOR REST. STUDY
AND RECREATION, AND RECEIVE
A JUST SHARE OF THE FRUITS
OF THEIR ENDEAVoR. ALL MEAS
UREs TENDING TO PROMOTE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03

FIRsT;
We the Democrats Of the First Con
gressional District, Of the proposed
state Of Oklahoma, in convention as
sembled. reanirm allegiance to the
time honorcd principles of the demo
cratic party as taught by that immor-
tai author OF the Declaration Of indie
pendence, Thomas Jefferson, practiced
by Andrew Jackson. and elncidated
and vtaiized by the Great Commoner
Of our time, William ]. Bryan.
SECOND
We endorse the action of the consti-
tuhonal convention and look with
grateful appreciation on their untirlng
efforts Ia the performance OF their
arduous labors and their fidelity In
keeping tho faith and carrying out
their pledges and promises 10 the
people. and we especially endorse the
convention: "a, in granting the init-
ative and referendum. (2). in the esiab-
lghment Of q state railway insurance
and warehouse commission, CD, in
the strict regulation 90 all public
service corporations. and placing tue
same within the control OF the state.
ca in the reduction of freight and pas
senger rates by the constitution and
the control of sucl corporations by
the state, (5). In the passage Of The
Rollow servant provision, 90, iu the
providing for the employment Of con
vict labor. (), in the protection by
liberal exemptions from taxation OF all
ex-soldiers, (Sl, In the restriction Of
government by injunction, (9l, in the
passage of mine min and factory In
spection and health laws. (10), aad IN
the recognition and protection of labor
by board OF arbitration and the pre-
vontion of child labor IN mill and mine,
GD. in the establishment - a conn
missioner OF charities, and, 02), in
the wise and intelligent provisions for
city government and abolition OF alien
ownership of ofr soil are measures
of progress and have set the constL
tttion for the proposed state oi Okla
homa at the head Of al state doca-
mGnts as the greatest and ablcst con
sutution ever written for any people
oi any state or time.
.THlRD.--
We denounce the Republican, rail-
road. "Asp.Constltution," written by
Henry f. ASP and signed by twelve
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SUCH RESULTS WILL RECEIVE
NY HEARTY SUPPORT

MY HEARTY SUPPORT."
These views are no afterthought
with Roy Holman NAs an employer
ne stood by the Union printers dur.
the time that he owned the Guthrie
Leader and he has always Supported
tho cnorts of organized labor 10 SEQ
ure an effective fellow servant law
and other legislation for The amcliOra-
tion of the conditions OF woringnen.
Duringthe constitutional conyentionhe
late Constitutional Convention he
LEM his most energetic efforts in supt
port Of Hon Pete Hauraty, Kate
Barnard. J Harvey Lynch w. IT.
Fields. w j. Blessing. o c strode.
S. o. DAVIS and other faithful Union
labor leaders 10 secure In the con,
stitution The just recognition Of the
rights and principles for which they
were contendinng among which were
the Fellow Servants law The Lro-
hibition Of child labor. the establish
mont Of The offcles of mine insnec-
tor. commissioner of labor and com
missioner of Charities One of the
strongest evidences that Mg HOif-
man was he earnest friend OF labor
at timo when it counted Is TO be
haund IN the fact that practically
aH of these prominent and faithful
leaders of the working mens cause
are now staunch supporters of Mr.
Hoffman and giving ther best ef
forts 10 secure his election Thy
farmers and labor oranizatious must
bear In mind that II rs easy for some
men TO pretend durins a camnalen
that they are particular friends 0t the
labosing mans interests; and the big
ger mountebank and demapoeue the
candidate Is the stronger he makes
his pretensions What honest labor
wants is what the honest farmer
wants and the honest business man
wants and that is representative
Fin The IT, S. Senate who is honest
and sincere and who has tho ability
and the determination to represent
fairly and faithfully all the people OF
tie state. Such man is Roy Hon.
man whose popularity With me vot-
ers has grown steadily since the
campaign opened and will continue To
grow among thinking people in
cgFry vocation and line of hHsiness
until IL closes June Sth with MS tri.
nmphant selection for senator from
the Oklahoma side Of the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03
DEMOCRATS OF PAYNE
NOMINATE A TICKET

Saltwater. June 81 The Demo
cratic county convention of Payne
county in session here, nominated
this county ticket County clerk.
Harry Donart; county treasurer. A. A..
Ware; register of deeds Charles Mat
son; district clerk, James Berry;
county surveyor. L. a. aylor; coroner.
DR. J. T. Gray; county weigher, G.. H..
Beery: sheriff, w. A. Fox; county
superintendent Robert T. Bilycu:
county judge. p. ID. Mitchell: county
attorney. J. w Reece; representa-
tive, p. A. Ballard; "hoater" represen-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03
cHAs. A. TAYLOR
Good Mar For State Examiner and
Inspector.

Clas "A. Taylor, OF Pond Creek.
Grant County. announces himself AS
a candidate for the Democratic nom.
lnauoS for state Examiner aud Ia.
spector We know Charlie well aud
nnheAteiingly reeoHmeua him ~ an
domoeMts and other oi.izens as a
bright enefgeac and capable man for
any position. Nj. faylor came fr0m
Pratt. Kan, 10 the Cherokee Strip,
and OF lafe years has been engaged Ia
the real estate business az Pond
Creek Charlie il an original Poplr
llsi and Bryan Democrat and was a
member Of the Democratic campaien
committee last fall that assisted jesse
Dunn Ia gaining srch a sweeping sic-
tory Remember Charlie when yon
vote at the primarie,
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS.

Oklahoma City June s-Jasner.
fipes. OF Oklahoma City, was elected
president of the Oklahoma Hiaorlegl
society, al meeting Of the board of
directors. held in the Carnegie bhra-
y Saturday afternoon.
A report on last years work by Gus
todian w. + Campbell showed an ex-
penditnre Of $4,000 aud an addition OF
ttS.three articles 10 the collection.
The eKpnditeIs for she hBst nxe
months Of 1907 was s50s6g,
Included among tho sosiefF's col
lestions are z2ae boHnd volumes Of
publications excllsise ~ those loaned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03
Uuion Labor is for Roy Hoffman

him during his long residence IN Lin
coin county feel that such infamous
tactics are beneath our notice. end yet
we fear that. among strangers, such
baseless charges might do harm I'M
less denied by those who have known
Col Hoffman for years and know the
statements S TO be false.
THEREFORE,. we do hereby de.
nOunce and brand as infamous. libe-
lous. false and untrue any statement
which in any manner reflects upon the
loyalty of Col Hoffman TO the Demo
cratic party and its candidates
We know that he has ever been
found In the forefront of our party's
battles and aliho a man Of moderate
means, he has always contributed
literally of both time and money to
the party; we know that his services
as sneaker have been ever NJ the
disposal of the territorial committee
and especially do we wish to impress
upon the democracy of the new state
the fact that Col. Hoffman has cam
paigned the territory at every cleo
ton save one. when he was oui Of
the country serving in the volunteer
army in the war with Spain. since
the opening, at his own expense. and
not at the expense of the committee
or candidate
We unWralihedly recommend him to
the democracy of the new state as q
loyal. Trustworthy, capable and deser-
wing man, entitled to the support of
all good democrats and we know that
IL elected to the Senate he VIII serve
the people faithfully and well, and will
make an ideal public servant and one
proud
J. c. BURTON, Chairman,
W. II, CRUME, Secretary.
Lincoln County Democratic Central
Committee
Organized Labor Should Investigate.
It win be well for Democratic la
boring men to study carefuly the
specious promises OF candidates for
the United states Senate TO look al
ter their interests after they are cleo
ted II Is easy for some candidate
to promise everything at this time
when vote are badly wanted and sad
ly needed; but after all the true test
of a mans attitude towards labor is
to be found in the declaration Of
on which he appeals for
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tative George d. Hudson OF Cushing;
commissioners. first district, b. M.
Pearson; second district. w Lewis;
third district. Stanford Wade
The only officers on which there
was much contest were sheriff and
county attorney. whore the fight was
between the 'wets" and the 'drys 4"
The "drvs' claim that the "wets"
won II Is noteworthy that all of the
Democratic conventions continue to
aaminate candidates for coroner. in
spite Of the fact thai that office was
eliminated by the constitution