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Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

finally to lay before The Hague peace
conference early in June the following
plan:
First, thirty day mediation of dis
putes between nations; second. an ap-
preparation by each nation to promote
peace; third, compulsory arbitration Of
secondary matters; fourth, no increase
of ornaments for five years.
Mr.. Stead wants the American peo
pie to put up $1,OOOOOO to carry out
the plan and to use $4,000 of it to paw
the expenses Of the American jury.
He suggests that the committee shall
include persons representing capital.
labor, letters, science and philanthropy
He said the burden of responsibility
was on the United States, because If
was the most International of ma
tions," adding that 1--WE are on the
verge OF internationalism. Then on
motion of General Horatio King tha
meeting voted to urge the coming Car
negie hall conference to adopt the plan
While urging his plan to the New
York conference April there arose .
chorus of "Amens,' to which Mr.
Stead replied, Nobody cares a damn
Tor your 'Amens' unless you do some
thing He added: Il have come over
to try to discover the church of Christ
in America and perhaps you will help
me find it. I want to know whether
the church realizes its duties and re-
sponsibilities." He said that the peaca
movement had been run by imprac-
teable people and that he did not ex-
pect The Hague conference to abolish
war or even reduce ornaments. They
Concluded on maze
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

election should be held, municipal and
provincial at the same time. Then, al
lowing at least six months to deter
mine the question Of tranquility il all
went we'll, the national election should
be held. He explained that the coun-
try must remain tranquil throughout
these events and give assurance of the
stability Of the new government before
the United States authorities could be
withdrawn. Although no dates are set,
it is generally understood that the
American evacuation will be at the
end of next year.
To Make Hartman Answer.
Chairman Knapp of the interstate
commerce commission Tuesday an
nounced it's purpose to ask the circuit
court at New York to order E. Fl. Har-
riman to answer certain questions con-
corning transfers and sales of Union
Pacific stock which he refused to an
swer recently when he was witness
before the commission. The commits
sion thus seeks to esta bltsh it's right to
inquire into such transactions. Harri
man refused to answer on the plea
that the matters were his private at
fairs and had nothing to do with inter
state commerce.
Hartman says that this suit Is just
what he expected from the administra
ton and that he will contest it to the
bitter end
Another Canadian Commission.
1t was made known at the state de-
partment on Monday that the govern
ment of Canada had agreed with ours
upon the appointment Of joint COM
mission empowered to draw up treaty
covering all the questions now In dis
pute between the two countries and
especially that Of the boundary wa
tiers.
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20
70 R EIGN
Lord Cromer Quits Office.

Lord Cromer Quits Office.
The man who for forty-nfne years
has been the real ruler of Egypt,
eral, Lord Cromer, has rendered his
resignation on account of i'll health.
and Sir Eldon Gorst has been appoint
ed to succeed him. When Lord Cromer
took office Egypt was practically bank
rupt and the masses in a state of alb
finance department by having honest
men appointed to Office and so encour-
aged and extended industrial develop
ment that the condition of the people
was greatly improved
The Douma Gets the Budget.
Despite persistent rumors of disso-
luton crisis the Russian ministry gave
to the douma the current years budg-
ct, the estimated expenditures amount
ing to $1,275,OOOOOO Of this the ap-
preparation for interest on foreign
loans and for the imperial court, the
army and the navy are not within the
province of the douma The remain
der, amounting to 1868 200, 900, the dou-
ma referred to commission.
DR.. Kennard, who is Investigating
the Russian famine, writes that 20
100000 people are now on the verge of
starvation and cannot live to another
harvest time without aid. He says that
$2,50O.OOO will be necessary. Condens-
ed milk Is one of the most urgent
needs for the sake Of the starving in
fants.
Honduran Consulate Seized.
The Nfcaraguan consul at New Or
leans was ordered by his own govern
ment on Tuesday to take charge of the
Honduran consulate in that city, which
he did without objection from the Hon
duran consul This step following the
capture of the Honduran ports of Ceiba
and Porto Cortez by the Nicaraguan
army in alliance with the Honduran
revolutionists and the sending of COM
missioners to govern the coast towns
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

He said his idea
was far beyond
Roosevelt and
that his purpose
was to call at
tention to the ne
cessity of study
ing the constitu-
ton, which new
er intended that
there should be
a rate law pre-
venting fire e
trade between
the states. He
did say that
the trainers of
the constitution
new err contem-
plated any gov
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20
Carnegie institute Dedicated.

The buildings of the Carnegie insti-
IL. and the work will begin with $4.-
600 900 of Mr.. Carnegie's money in
hand. this amount having been just
added to the previous endowment along
with a gift OF $2,OOO.OOO to the Carne-
gle Technical schools from the founder.
! These latest dona tons bring the total
of Carnegie benefactiOn to Pittsburg
I'D to S23 SOC, OOO said to be the largest
amount of money ever given by one
person to one community. Mr.. Carne-
gle SAYS that he wants the technical
schools to take first rank and that he
will spend S1OO,OOOOOO IL necessary to
make 1t the greatest of it's kind in the
| world. The total income Of both insti-
tute and schools is 'sto be used for the
sole purpose of furnishing profitable
pleasure and educational opportunities
to the masses" A pension fund is to
be started at once for the benefit Of all
employees.
Passing through the streets, lined
with throng of people estimated at
Is 1000. the front ranks Of whom were
made up of 1,4OO of the ''Iech" stu
dents, Mr.. Carnegie and his guests ar
rived at the place Of dedication. The
venerable ironmaster there made q
notable speech, informal in character,
in the course of which he disayoWed
any credit for possessing the wealth
which, like a modern Aladdin's lamp,
had caused these great palaces to arise
He quoted his wife as saying that he
did not even have to rub the lamp and
admitted that that sized up his posi-
ton exactly He also paid a remarka-
BILE tribute - Emperor William of Ger
many after having spoken in high
praise of President Roosevelt. The
kaiser, he said, he regarded as ''the'
greatest man In the world today" who
''has it in his power to dictate peace to
the whole world" He added that the.
world would know of wars no more If
the German emperor said the word,
and from the interest he was taking in
The Hague conference Mr.. Carnegie
believed he intended to say the word.
After the speechmaking the Carne-
gle party visited the art gallery, where
the prize pictures were announced, as
follows: First, 'The Bath" by CASTOR
La Touche, Paris, medal Of first class,
with prize of $500; second, Portrait
Of Professor Leslie Miller" by Thorn
as Eakins, Philadelphia, medal Of the
second class. with prize of 81, 900; third,
PORTRAIT Of a Woman" by Olga de
Boznauska. Paris, medal of the third
class, with prize of $500.
Rockefeller Fund Allotted.
At recent meeting of the general
education board at New York $685., 900
was allotted out of the Rockefeller
fund to five institutions. This included
100000 for Yale, 100000 for Prince
ton and 1925 200 to Bowdoin college in
Maine, Colorado college, Colorado
Springs, Colo, and Millsaps college.
Jackson, Miss. These allotments were
made with the understanding that the
institutions raise total sum amount
ing to $4,S50.O00- that is, Yale would
have to raise $1,000 600 in order to get
the 100000 thus offered.
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20
LEGAL-CRIMINAL
End of the Thaw Trial.

End of the Thaw Trial.
Whether considered from the stand
point of morbid curiosity, examined in
the light of psychological enigma. OBJ
served as a commentary on the dan
gers or tendencies of the idle rich or
studied in it's strictly legal aspects, the
fate of Harry Thaw as his trial for the
murder Of Stanford White neared It's
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20
PO LIT AL
Two Roosevelt AssaiIants.

Two Roosevelt Assailants.
Philadelphia has been on the firing
line of the anti-Roosevelt forces. Her
new mayor, John E. Reyburn, ampli-
flying his remarks at the Young Repub-
leans club dinner, denied that his adj
dress was a part of the $5OOO.OOO plot
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

tary at Com
bum, near the
Chinese border.
He describes the
lama as a very
small man of the
true Tibe ia n
type. He was
employed In ex-
aiming candi-
dates for the
p r / e s t b o o d.
These, with the
a t t e n d i n g
prize 8 is, were
sQuatted on the
ground, while
the lama walked
to and fro among
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

close at New YORK
ranked high in the
scale Of news val
ues. The circum-
stances of the case
the yout b and
wealth of the de-
PENDANT, the fame
of the slain archi-
tect, the sensation
al N cd 9 of the
shooting and the
popular notion of
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

tries. shall join
t b o S e fro m
A NJ g lea and
England and go
to Paris. Thence.
augmented by a
jury of noted
Frenchmen, this:
g r e a t b Cd Y
should proceed
to the other cap
itals of Europe.
to Geneva, Rome,
Vie ma, Buda-
pest, st. Peters
burg, Berlin and
Brussels in the
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20
R ELIGIOUs
Stead Appeals to Churches.

The details of the international peace
plan for the execution of which w. L.
Stead, the English journalist, has come
to America were presented by him be-
fore the eongrega ton of the old Plym-
outh church of Brooklyn last week.
He proposes that a publicly selected
jury of twelve eminent Americans,
three of them women, shall start soon
to meet similar committee In Eng
land and there jointly lay 1t before the
British government, after which com
mittees from the Scandinavian coun-
Morris tribune., 1907-04-20

[haw Jury Disagree After
Deliberating Forty-seven
Hours, Making Second
Trial Necessary Foraker
Campaign In Ohio and
Criticisms of the President
Elsewhere Met by Rally
of Third Iermers-Culber-
son Opposes Bryan-Nica'
ragua Tries to Dominate
Central America.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
WEST GETS COAL RATES
WHILE COMWElL LINGERS

Tie Iohnstou cake which West ri.
ed aas decided ia fayor of the peo-
pie
Charley West went through Enid
on his campaign tour TITS morning
aud reports the greatest encourage
ment
we have heard outside that che
Democrats of the northwest whefe fe
has been arr 'or him almost unani.
moosly The recent Decision Of the
Interstate Commerce commission of
the Iahnsicu coal case siloes ilnt "
the governor lad left Mr. West ia
control of the rate eases Instead Of
interfering with hlm that tie case
~oeld hAfe been decided ia fase' y
the people b this time
The railroads are tileFehy forced 20
reduce tiselfFaiss GA cosl 20 Enid and
because of THAI ti,sfe @lll have 20 be
a fcsdlnsine q rates q al other
painis iu TIE territory
All tie suits nos pending 10 the
various courtsf recogefF u excess.
iFs coal rates AMI tie adsiceEoi tie
cty ATTORNEY q Enld, meutionet IN
the Waves fsw days agu are all of
them b4se.i upon TIE lead of M West
taken Ia the Johnston case
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| FROM EACH PARTY
County Boards Of election
Commissioner Decided
Upon.

Guthfls, O r, April - Tho con-
NentlDn today repealed the old eiec
ton ordinance creating : supreme
election b0Ard % canvass retnrna aud
adopted al ordinances which complies
with Judge Buusorf's decision and
adopts the oklahoma election las,
making tle territorial governor ana
oue memhar from each of the tao
principal political parties, named By
the state ellAifmeu, beard of ciectlon
commissioners to pass on g sTincatsS
of nomination. print and distribute
ballots
la Usage county, arid naw counties
~ Indian Territory and OklAiomA not
tearing tie old nAms. pro, isloas are
made fog The appointment Of ooun.
u clefk 70 perform The d1tiesof Ike
officer under the okihlionA lass THIS
counts clerk and ons msmhaF from
each of ths $50 political parties. nom-
mated bY tie county chaiFmen, con-
stilats a county boArd Of election
commissioners 10 perform the duties
10 the neW counties Of election com
missioner under the territorial las
Provision ss Also made Ia al the
Dew counties foF tho appointment hy
tie convention q board oi county
commissioner % establish votlpg
places and elsetl0u precincts and A.
polnt inspectors at election III each
pFsrinct.
TIE territorial election board Is
continued Ia force ios tlle pufposs of
cantAAiug tie returns fof state and
district oricers. tnemten 81 tisc lsgis-
lAtmfe and representatives 10 congress
Tie beard % canvass returns q tie
constitutional election Is prescribed ln
tie snabiing act Tie governor Is.
snss 1 iamatiun calling The elee.
tion In all old counties tlae regular
county clerks sna county commission
ers pSff0fm the election duties
Tie fnpcft q The COMMITTEES rpfefA
approKlmAtsly 80 typewrlttsn pages
ani - aimosi a. Ions a. the constitu.
ton.
f'he ronyentlon passed al ofdlnance
that tie parchment oopy ~ the con-
slitutl1u lusi completed shall remain
forever lu tns 0fiee ~ tlin secretary
o, state aud shall b To Official dnru.
tnent Tie ceusentlou practically
completed mofk tonight. hlt ~ill i,e
compelled 70 rsassemble laiefto sign
tiie constitution or account % the
shortage af parchment,
Tlie cooveutiou today ordered tie
esnTt a Advertise fur bids foF print
ing ioo. 90 copIes q the cousfltntion
ana Journal y dsilY proceedings
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
IMPORTANT DECISION
Made In FayOr. of W. 3. IOnn-
st0n by Inter state Com.
merce Commission.

fftss EeiA waft - Atsd 10
Washington, p G., April - ln a
decision rendered yesterday tie intes
state Commecs commission holds tlsst
ia tie ease of " II. Johnston. of Enid,
Okla, against the 81 Louis 8 san
Francisco. Denver. Snsd s 0ulf. ais-
souri, kansaa q Texas aud Fort smith
4 Western failFoad eompAnles, lny9ls.
ing ghc rates charged from various
points Ia the Indian Tegrltory 70 Knid,
tie commission holds that tie rates 10
tie t0n On ooal IN carload lots of e. 10
for lump and $50 Tor slack from the
sans bots district. Indian TERRITORY
20 knid, oysr the Fort Smith & West
srn and Denver. Enid & Gulf roads
are excessive and unreasonable. and
sllould not cxceed al.p5 for lump and
81 g for slack.
Ia commenting upon The abeya de.
eision The Wave desires tosAY that IL a
very Important 20 all tis End coal
MttppefA ~ vel A. other Shippers
Under this decision The railroad com.
panlss must rebate the shippers All
excessive freight ctaFVea Lest winter
City Attorney Walker advised the city
council 70 brlEg suit against the rail-.
road companies for excessive freight
changes On coai and ~ater pipe allp.
mentA Nh Walker says The excess
freight ehsges paid b. the eltg will
amuunf 70 about s7.V0 No doubt
tie citY can reeovef ever ceut q the
erosss freight charges under THIS %.
cision Coal shippers can secure =
fslAN aud should tllen Fetafe q
ever customer sho paid .. o. pr too
for c9al iAst sintef Il noN looks a.
4 Enid Noala be accorded Justice ia
TIE freight ra'es
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
MANDATORY PRIMARY LAW
Proposition as Opposed by
korneaay and LedbetIer
Waiting for Parchment

Guaats. O. r., April Il The con
yeutian totAY passcd ! constitutional
provision mAsing Il mandatory ou the
legislature g enact mandatory pfl.
mary lAw. By strict pAftf vote. on'y
three Democrats voting mo Dele.
gaets kofuegay AID lsitsttsf. Demo.
Gratis opposed the provision on tie
znauds that Il could dessAt tie per.
pase ~ the constitution - compelling
tie legislators e. adopt ahlY one lind
d primary, regardless q tie needs II
tho people, and would forever fofhld
thc Legislature pAxslne an eptlouAl
primary law
TIE convention adopted ~ add
ttousl section 10 tie schedule thAt
nothing in TIE coustitaflon shall T.
eens;ruet to validate bonds illegally
issued Ia any eItF, teun. eauntF of
other msnieipai subdivision
The convention changed tie name
gf NORMAN county 10 Greek county
A section was added permitting
sspefntsn1snis % pab.le distraction
lu Indian Territory ana the Usage na
flon e b. slsssed snd qualified With
or complying with fhe oklAhoma las
requiring tltgm T. hold arsf grade Ger.
tlac4fes
TIE expense oi clerk hire connected
eiih transcflblng the constitution
duflus The recess wiIl - paid bf each
delegate taxing : collection ln his oNn
euantY
TIE Convention mag tske recess
t0motfos 70 asait tie arrival of ie
Aycd parchment shipped from Nes
Y0rk President Murray announced
that it would not b. nee sAfy fof the
delegates 70 sign tie counts bonudarg
portion, AMI that TIE signature of TIE
president aud secretary are sufieleut
This appeared Ike al attempt At
secFecY 10 some delegates 4 great
mans delafatss tired u waiting for
the parchment vent home tonight
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
Why

haze a tort.d liver ulien Nerblne. tie
only liver regulator will belp your
There + ua reason WHY Yoe shuu I
suffer from dyspepsia, constipation.
chllls and fever or any liver complaint
when nefbine viii cure you. r. q.
Naita NestFllle. Fla, writes II was
slcs for a month with chills aud fever
and after taking two bottles of Her.
blne am wsil aud healthy" a
We are pleased TO announce that
FoleYb Honey and Tar Tor coughs.
colds and lung troubles Is not affected
bg the National Pure Food aud Drug
law rs e contains no onlates on other
harmful drugs and We recommend lt
Is q safe remedy fof children and
adulta A 4 Owens. a
Mr. $ L Bowen, Of Wegne, v. Va.
says, Il vas . sufferer from kidney
disease. - that AZ times / could not
get ont OF ny bed. and when / did
could not get straight. | took Folef's
Kidney Cure. one one dollar bottle
ard part Of the second cured me en-
tlrely." feley's Kidneys Cure works
wonders where Others are total fall
ure. A r.oaens e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
Heavy SnaNa

kansas CTS, No, April - Snos Is
reported falling yesterday morning ia
northwestern Missouri, northwestern
Kansas and generally over loea. east
efn aud northern Nebraska, northu ~
Wyoming aud South Dakota Ia tie
Black Iliils the snos Is slx inches
deep and u still falling there and IN
Nebraska and Iowa TIE fall Ia Nis-
souri ard Kansas i llsll and opinion
as e the weather on grain and fruit
differs bat generally 4 Is believed
that - the weather h mlld and 50
frass Is cut of the ground the Nl0a
will la beneficial
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
N RECEIVERS HANDS
Uncle SAM Company Receiver "a
Be Appointed BY eEFt.

yudgs 1ohn e Pollock IN the lalI.
81 States dlstrist court a. Topeka 40.
noaneei today that be- sould appolut
: receiver % take charge of The pfnp.
erty of ths Uncle sam on company
Tie zaid be woaid name the man with
10 q short time, rxAsillY this after
uoon
The receiver Is 10 - appointed an,
der the application liled b. karnes,
Nes & kFAutlioif of Kansas CITY.
acting for three clerks IN taat Office
who owm bonde of TIE uuclc Sam
OH company for e. 900
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
WONDERFUL OIL WELL
FOUND At OKRULGEE

okmalgee. l. +. April le-one q
the greatest al wells III mldeonti.
nent aeld NAs brought ln this evening
by tie Iola company, on their lease
s0atilsad Of this cltY The test gives
ths 81 tie grade oi = gravity, The
besi grads Jet found No provision
Cor storage bad teen made aud the oil
i nov going q waste.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
MUCH BUSINESS BEFORE
COMMERCIAL CLUB TONIGHT

SECRETARY wlss i gFslaK ~ mem
bers q ths Commercial club 3 a..
tend tlas meeting toalgiH. A. this i
business - VITA Importance q Finltz
ttl4f needs tAe attention 81 pls club.
With TIE comleg af statehood ever
toun ia the new state all enjoy 8
hsalthy Increase in population and
there all - 3 rusl y TIE nsu aaie
of nunsfoas large industries aud
Ntnita must ~ after them Secfe.
taFY Vie Is aolus q great Nafk AID
needs the help II uverr member.
nan't forget @ le thefs tonight
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
RAPHAEL AsSAD BECOMES
UNITED STATES CITIZEN

Raphael kAssAb applied today A.
fhe L S elefss eaise tof nAiumilza
ton papers and lecame q citizen %
Ihe United States Mt kAsab is a
native of Damascus Syria. tie oldest
towu u tie vord lis came from
TnlSa hefe lie has lisei ia tho
United states tie required length q
time. Nj kassah speAks t.rglish.
french, German and hls native tongue
FiueutlY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
REMOVAL or RESTRICTIONS

Tie department q tns iuferlol "a
pfil a. approved the applications @
ne following named eiiltsss q ~
Five Clvlsed tribes Or rr wuovA
ifths nstretlous
Cher GEES
william q TNisa l4lsa
Ffsucs o weleh To l. r
Eals II Iliil Alii.a
isaiah u Long Alton
Iaclan nuaiastna. Fiulta
Anna Walkef, iipise
Elmer Il Alexander. Grove
EdWafd Fnta Ninlta
Kastas " Haftness Talala
Robert Klaus IN kaua
Etssfa Z Hsau ClaFemare
0eotee y Woldail Grove
safah sxsjIlef Tahirauah
EIm hfoeu, Cats
1ohu Watsins MlsseEee
Jos pllue BQlaHxNg Alton
James Paris. Uidsan
james Z. llaslnEame Alton
Jacob Lucas. White Gas
Ayers u Miller Neodmofe
Charles HfaNu Grove
Laura + uSsns Clafemofe
noda q SAITH, FalFiand
Ada Thurman. Foyl
l1tils Nlcketts srofs
Lula d, Henderson. Nuskoste
Laura SLOPE. Gideon
Alexander sutton Gfnea
rrleilla harp. Maysvllie Ar
CbiekasaWa
Lucy Jamos Chicsasla
Iemas' Hleyiaks. wynnesood
ChostaNN
Alexandef acIutosh Grant
Willie v Martey, savannah
Chrlstina A HATES U8Mnt
William lee Folsom Garland
Fannie Nallaee Boswell
MARRY + Cnnfard Allen
Arthur Garein Atflhgt0n Gnlam
80 Askes Marietta
John 3 uQmnt. bamuf
Greeks
sewers carr. Cheeotah
Hannah Mann hrisfoN
leila A Howard Maskogse
EdNaFd ! schylmsheF los Angeles
,ailf
seldefs Jones konaWa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
MIDLAND VALLEY OIL TRAIN
WRECKED NEAR RUSEOGEE

auskoses April = A disastrous
ugecs 81 Tie Midland VALLEY oeeufed
iaNs onlalde the clty limits here late
Yesterday afternoon
Three ears AZ an OF Grain from
lznks eft tie track and wefe COM
n'tlsle destroyed The read was
blocked faf a number Of hours and al
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
Ju.t Because

sour cough Is ouly Ia the throat and
does not trouble yea now, don't think
that Il neegis no attention when lt
has uuf had much nf q start IS the
tlme 20 check if TIE slightest cough
easily leads to pneumonia, bronchitis
and consumption a bottle q Hah
lahl's uofeheund syrup all cure that
cough TIE price puts e in reach of
al. ren Drug Store ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

+ II. nndy q Weich i leadlns
raisdiSia,s fer fhs n0gninatiun a
eoanty attorney, BE- a an abie lawgar.
. ready aelafeF. aba man e guod
noaua Iadgmsnt ana u aDls 70 meet
snf man that TIE Republicans can
pot o. thelf fleksi Is joint dehafe.
he fillea sise oltses 81 deputy count =
attorney of labette county kan. one
term. and understands ne duties and
Fespomlblal lsn az the ofice of county
attorney i nominated and elected
he wiii peffosm lis daty ID An honest
and honorable say
hr ffady has lived in o. bear Craig
couuty since lse was sever years old
And las a host of friends who are
sugkIng fnr hls nom lnAtion.