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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
cONGRESS
CONNENES

ton not only u the speaker but %
eli the officers Of the house vas
eompieted and an Adjournment
taken.
The other officers chosen were:
Alexander ArDowcii P.nnsyl
vania. clerk. Frank n Lyon. New
York. doorkeeper. Henry CsEaon.
Massachusetts. ergeaut.AtArmB
and Samuel W fanRum. Minnesota.
postmaster.
Financial Question.
Never At the beginning Of cor.
gFess have the congressional lead
ers Of both parties found them
selves more az sea concerning ieEis.
lation than they are on the con.
ventng ~ the present assembly 81
the national legislature VERY 40.
tie except tho financial situation a
engaging the attention % any mem.
Der 81 either house. and all the
members of both houses. whether
leaders OF followers. confess their
inability 20 forecast wnat may be
done on that subject All 81 them
lament the present Situation. bat an
~ them do not believe that the
remedy for u a 10 be found in
legislation Those who believe
that such a remedy will prove II.
fectiTe are tn the majority. but
their opinions rs 70 means vary 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

ton q a large. new hospital TO
be under control Of the several
Protestant churches Jointly. No
further action on the matter was
taken.
Rev. w a. w. Rcos. president
Of the association rendered his
resignation on the ground that Dr..
Van Horn having been recommend.
ed for The office By the nominating
committee. objected 20 on the
ground that he was not member
Of the alliance and since found 20
be a member thereof. should be
given the office The resignation
was unanimously rejected
The proposal 90 endcHvor 10 Sc
cure for Seattle a session Of the In
ierdenominaiioual Ministerial alil.
ance was discussed briefly and left
IN the hands Of the executive com.
mittoe the impression being given
by the discussion that the idea has
been virtually abandoned
Or J ~ Lyons read before the
alliance q paper ON "Thc Relation
Between Medicine and Morals"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
WORK. kGMEN'S LEAGUE /.
ENLIvEkS CAMPAIGN
Issues Statement Pedgng lis Candidates for Members
Of the School Board Not TO Oppose Organization
of Teachers.

Interest IN the approaching school
election IN District No I Will be
enlIvcned during the. week By the
Issuance OF a circular statement BY
the Worlingmen'a League for Good
Government ia support OF its can.
didatea J. W. Wilkin aud Prof j.
Allen Smith. When prepared this
statement will be mailed 10 the
address Of each voter qualified to
vote al the approaching election lfa
preparation II now In the hands Of
a committee.
The Nofkingmen's league. acting
through committee OF It's mem
bere. prepared statement OF the
issues OF the campaign from the
standpoint Of It's members. which
u submitted 10 George Donworth,
John schram. Prof Smith aud Mr..
Wllkin for their approval Mr.. VIII.
kin and Prof Smith expressed their
approval o. Il. but Sir sehram and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
BU RNS-M0IR
GO TONIGHT

LONDON. Dec. 2.-Tromendous
interest Is being displayed in 10.
nights international ring contest
between Tommy Burns. claimant o.
the worlds heavyweight champion.
ship. and James (Guunerl Moir.
Englnnd'n best big man Both box
ere finished training on Saturday
and today are resting Burns con.
iinuea faYorite, the betting being
5 % 4. although some 10 - 7 bets
have been made Moir enters the
rims weighing $50 pounds, while
Burns vii 10 the scales at 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

sued numerically and are payable
In rotation as the fund upon
which they are drawn permits
Through Attorney Halverstedt,
Mr. Cute asks the superior court
for a writ compelling the city treas
urer 20 accept these warrants az
cash on payment OF the assess
ment
Judge Morris announced that the
mandate would not lie unless the
petitioner could show that Il would
be legal for the city treasurer 10
accept the warrants. Additional
time was also granted In which to
amend the petition before the
court
The action is understood 10 be
a friendly suit In which the ques.
ton al issue will be passed up 20
the supreme court. Assistant Cor
porstion Counsel Hansen repre-
SCENTS the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
PRODUCERS MAY BREAK
UP MILK COMBINE

Delivery of milk directly from
producer 20 consumer. with cnnne.
qusnt reduced prices. may be the
result ~ the exturtion pracuced BY
the Seattle MIA Exchange on the
consumers Of Seattle.
While holding up The people 81
Seattle for ex0rhltant milk prices.
the Seattle dealers have paid no
more TO the producers Tor milk
than they did before the recent
raise. and consequently the dairy.
men who produce the miik feel that
they have not been getting their
fair share
Alta meeting o. the Puget Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

Tom Martin, arrested some
weeks ago as the man who had
been busy 10 the Empire building
with little bunch or keys. owing
10 a kleptomaniacal tendency to
annex things that were not faatsn-
ed 90 the floor, was taken before
Police Judge Gordon this morning
There was some evidence Ia the
effect that the man Is a dope
fiend. and altogether an undeHir-
able citizen lie was given q Hus.
pended sentence Of 80 days and
800 fine. not 90 go into effect
unless he fingered IN the city for
more than two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

Mr ponwofth declined 10 do 30.
The statement pledges those who
xpregsed themselves aa favorable 70
u that 30 objection or opposition
shall b. thrown By the board in
the way Of an organization ~ the
teachers for purposes other than
political, 20 giving teachers an OPP
portunity 10 be heard BY the board
and The public on matters affecting
the schools and their own interests.
The statement will be printed ia
fun IN tho circular
The circular will also declare that
AZ the present time the board has
on II no member who deyotea him,
self 20 the subject Of education. and
that this deficiency will be supplied
By the election Of Prof Smith. and
that the $1,000 labor votes in the
city are without representation on
the board. deficiency which
would BIG supplied by the election
OF Mr. Willdn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

....sars Of I. thealers were ar
skia afternoon By ,he police
- '..sset on Instructions from
Moore. on warrants issued
,uase Gcrdon's court on com.
4 the pfosecutsnK attorney,
- uish violation al the sun
paN IN the sum % $50
~ a.peited IN each case and
80 has been set for Thurs
q. nrsseeatlou % The eases has
~ M % Prosecutlng Attor
~ assklntosh aud further action
800 ire SUNDAY thuatera will
80 on the action taken BY
~ Attorney he Nruler stated
- X has uoshins g do With the
..s..,.sution % the eases a. they
- unser the state law.
10 10 Macintosh.
a IA np 10 Mr. Macintosh %
-, rosecnte OF dismiss. said
$500 Moore this morning The
= Aas 10 more 10 DC with the
..sa..srtlnn q these cases than g
q rlth burglary charges or ANY
49, violation nl the state statutes.
N,snsally can see no harm IN
= sanday theaicYs, and | believe
/. rahrity 81 the people OF this
- hold the same views that !
s - he subject. but a. long a.
= ~ Is 90 the statute books u
aquld ~ repealed OF enforced"
re toiiowing are the names Of
! nen arrested and tne theateFs
- reggesent
al Reed. Grand ereFa house.
ssssn 4 Drew Seattle theater
III Panlages. LOTS and Pantaxes
Ixs:srs: Frank Cordeil. Novelty
q I MosgAn. Orpheum. A. v
ffazxaFd. Oliver. Duncan lnverar
= reflseum. q H. nonnciian:
~ r. 4 shannon. shannon
FkRm 0ro. 0dson: John Lord
AnIly: Carries Taylor. Third Az
So: L \. RusenhAum. Lyric.
Psusecntlng Attorney Mackln.
~ STATED this moEnlng that be-
raId take up the theater cases
sAsn BE- reached them and the
nsasement II the different houses
ksissA 10 discuss any plan Of De
hnss 81 this time
nsekintosh sidessepped.
Frosecusing Attorney MAekiu.
n.s sasstepped our request and
ma refuge behind the uutcuahie
sngnAe that 40 jury could he
hza n King county which would
sxslrt the theatrical managers.
Mw Moore said 20 as. Gentle.
~ Yea can report 60 your asso.
enr shAf the Sunday theaters
VII - closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

and after a whirlwind coartship.
capitulatod.
Her consent gained. Isham press
ed his suit with ardor and insisted
upon an immediate wedding The
ceremony was performed az mid
night in the office OF Deputy Sergt.
J NJ Mason. and lt was so sudden
that not a member Of tine company
knew oi &c until the following day.
= ana making one man happy. but
breaking the heart of another said
Mrs lshnm the day following her
romantic marriage. hut she could
not heln &C. Love came unbiddeu,
and the little chap made his press
once known without ceremony BE.
fore hts advent Miss Harice imag.
incd size loved the New York man,
but was not tn doubt after she met
Ishnm d was love at first sight,
and the happy couple were pierced
by the toathored shaft Simultaneous
Iv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
THAW TRIAL SET
FOR JANUARY 6

dlaie trial. but was promptly over.
ruled Both sides asked for per.
mission 10 examine the record OF
the Insanity commission.
The defendants wife was the
only member or the ThRw family
present Thaw stood in the door
way under guard while the argn-
mente we're bclng made He look.
ed rather pale. but bore a hopeful
expression. Tie listened intentiy
10 the arguments. and seemed dts
appointed when the poafponement
Was ordered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

Seattle Star Exclusive serviee.)
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 2.--Wom.
ans unassallable privilege. TO
change her mind. Is the excuse Of
ferod by Pauline A. HaHce. OF the
Holy City" company. Ia giving the
mitten 20 her millionaire fiauce TO
become the wife Of Forrest ID.
isham. her manager
When she left New York, Pauline
was the promised bride of young
millionaire. whose friends called
him lucky dos" when the am
nosucement of his oneagemeut 10
the beautiful little actress was
made.
Aud he knew ne was lucky, for
tia not given to every man 90 have
a sweetheart over whom every other
fellow raves. But away from the
glare of the Great White Way
the beautiful young woman listened
20 the honeyed words OF lsham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
FOUR MURDERED
BODIES BURNED

the finest IN that part Of the ooun.
49,
sheriff Culver has come TO the
conclusion that terrible crime
was committed lie says: There
~ no doubt the house was burned
TO cover up a foul crime. -Four
bodies are In the ruins. An the
premises Indicate that there was an
awful struggle as a bloody hat and
a bloody stocking. a shotgun and
pocketbook holding 500 an belong.
ing 20 Montgomery were picked
up scattered about the yard. and
the articles were an covered with
blood II Montgomery killed the
rest of the family ho afterwards
killed himself but HIS shotgun has
not been fired, which would indl.
cate that he was killed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
NAVAL BOARD APPROVES
The NEBRASKA

shc battleshlp Nebraska tho So.
attic product for Uncle Sans naval
fighting force. viii be accepted by
the government according 20 a 70.
port 20 be made late this afternoon
by the board when mare the trip
on the as.honr trial run ending Sat.
ufday noon. The Nebraska ls nov
at brcmerton
During the As hours Of speed test.
gun firing. etc, the Nebraska
proved 20 be one of the best ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

BOISE. Ida. Dec, A Jury 10
tfy George A. Petiibono ON charges
~ completely IN the murder Of 81
Governor Steunenherg may be So
cured this week Unexpected pros.
ress was made this morning when
the Jury box waS quickly filled and
accepted BY tha state for cause
Tho attitude OF the defense IL such
thar Il il believed that a majority
OF the men accepted BY the state
VIII be satisfactory 70 the defense
The hundred taleamen drawn BY
sheriff Hodgin on special venlre
we're brought into the courtroom
and ~ we're excused BY Judge
Woods Tho examination was then
resumed.
The examination ~ imryman for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

n the navy During the severe gun
tests not bolt was started Al
though coal dust WAS used instead
OF lnmp cnal, the vessels speed was
unusual
The official report made today by
the government board viii show
that the Nebraska. during a speed
teht Of 9 Y hours. made 1859 knots.
or an average Of 1888 knots an
hour with 1855 revolutions The
maximum was 1917 knots an hour
with i2t revolutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
WILL NOT HANG

KARLSRUHE, Germany. Dec. O.
Kari Hau. the former Washing
ton. d G. professor, who was
found guilty of numbering hla
mothcflnlaw Frau Molltor. viii
not hang The death sentence
passed upon him was today com
uutcd TO life imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
MAY GET PETTIB0NE JURY
BY END OF week

the defense wan conducted By Ed
saF Wilson Michael HALEY was
the first examined and was passed
Tor cause Tho line Of questioning
adopted by the defense IL similar
~ that used In the Haywood trial
each thlesmhn was required TO
Hsfn his religious beliefs and att.
tude towards organized labor aud
The names % the newspapers be has
boen reading Court adjourned
after Haileys examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
FARMER DROWNED.

Ole Ellison, = farmer living near
Tolt was drowned Ia the snoqual.
mic river Friday night while 81.
tempting 20 push some logs Into
the stream The body was quickly
recovered and IL now being held for
burial ~ that place
Mr. Elieaon waa about S. years
Of are and leaves no family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

The Rev. Thomas Lord. who will
reach bis tooth birthday in April.
celebrated the Tsrd anniversary Of
his entrance Into the ministry by
preaching at the HorucAstio Con
sensational church. England. recent.
~. He has preached over 5000
sermons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. a--The Second
trial of Harry Thaw for The murder
81 Stanford White. which wns
scheduled 70 begin today. was post.
pnned this morning until January 6.
The prospect ~ The Jurors being
locked np during the holidays was
ouF cause Of the poatp0nemenl
nudge isowlinK ordered u seuire %
~ 10 b Ia court on January g.
Attorney IAiileson. Thawa chief
eoensei. insisted upon an lmmc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

San FRANCISCO. Dec. 2 Two
thousand construction workers en-
pioycd b. the Home Telephone com.
pany are on a strike because the
company ordered 20 per cent
nednelion ln MAFea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

Alleging that his wife was ad.
dicted 20 the use OF morphine and
that he did not discover her ap.
petite for the drug until after their
marriage at Grants Pass. ore. on
September ~, 1906. Marshall r.
Green today filed suit for divorce
Ia tho superior court against May
Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

BALTIMORE. Dec. ? w T.. r.
Hoffman. his daughter Nellie and
an unidentified man were killed
this morning In wreck on tho
Baltimore A Ohio al Shenaudggil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
TO PLACE COUNTY
ON CASH BASIS
%*~@@%%~s...4
THE SECOND FloTiLLA
STARTS FOR COAST.


NORFOLK. Dec g-The
! sec9nd floililA % torpedo boat
dreffoyera sailed this after.
boon for The Pacific coast
The flotliia will be mot Al
) RIO as JAaeiro b. Evans bat.
! tscshlp squadron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02
Il Gwen Bail and Hearing Is Set in Judge COrdon's
Court for Thursday--ls Up to Macintosh to
Prosecute

This. in brief. Il the report made
this morning 20 the Ministerial Al.
lance by the committee appointed
20 urrc Prosecuting Attorney Mack
lntosh and Mayor Moore to enforce
the law against the sunday the,
aters The report was a verbal one
made By Rev. George Robert
Cairns. chairman OF the committee.
it was accepted as an assurance
that the law viii be- enforced.
Our committee first called upon
the prosecuting attorney" said Rev.
Mr. Cairns believing that IL was
primarily HIS duty 20 take up the
matter. Mr. Macintosh sldcatep.
ped our request on the ground that
NO jury would convict the propria.
tors. We endeavored 10 lmpreaa
upon him that the Law gave him no
option 20 determine what a Jury
would or would not do. The law
requires him 20 ascertain In such
eases whether there Is reasonable
cause 90 believe that the law has
been violated and II 80 to arrest
and prosecute the violators lie
then attempted 10 play politics BY
protesting that be had no police
forcc with which TO enforce the
law We called hts attention 20
the fact that the sheriff and his
deputies were At bis disposal. a
force OF men even larger than
the police force.
Recalls past.
we also called hia attention Ia
the fact that several Of the thcaicf
men were arrested last spring for
violating the Sunday Law. and that
the cases are stlli pending. and
asked Inn why he did not pFese-
cute those cases HE made the
excuse that the arrests weFe not
made in good faith We argued
that that was a matter with which
he had nothing whatever 90 do. II
vas bis duty under the law 20
prosecute them
when We seat % the mayor.
he first asked M what the prose
cutting attorney would DO. and We
told him that the proaeentlng az
torney would DO nothing. Mayor
Moore declared that he WAS tired
IL performing the functions of the
prosecuting attorney lie made u
clear 10 az that he vas Ia No senAe
opposed 70 Sunday theatern We
argued that this vas matter IN
which ne should not permit his per.
aonnl feelings 20 dictate bis course
10 The ueglect % statutory duty
In this he appeared 70 agree wtth
na BEFORE We left him he said
Gentlemen. you may report 10 your
association that the theatcrs vii
10 closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

han Joseph q cannon. 20 illl
ma sas late Saturday nominated
y q fspabllcan members % the
nsss q representatives for bis
~ term a. speaker The nonl
MIA vas made in a caucus held
, n honHe % representatives.
ssSs "a attended b. practically
y y RE z2s republican members.
~ eaacns was called 60 order AZ
.si1ek 81 Representative Hep.
" ". q lowa. who presided. and
IAN an hours time she nominn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-02

q 10y United press.)
; WkSHlSGTON.s Ilee. A. I
Fssmpslf at noon today both I
; arzsss 81 congress we're con I
I 1sned The senate was In I
! *sssinn a. mlnutcs. adjourn Z
zsat being taken urtil TO 1
: neFroN 4
cosfrarx 10 custom. Mrs I
! Emssystt was not IN the house 4
smilery when Speaker Cannon 4
asped Tor order Mrs Mich. I
: nias Lonwwurth and Miss Ethel ,
: ANnsseli, however, occupied I
tNsfk .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-29
GORDON FINED;
TAKES APPEAL
Case Of President Of Chamber OF
Commerce Will Be Carried to
Higher Court.

After having consulted the best legal
talent available in the city, and after
having considered the matter with the
greatest care. Justice Crutchfield yes
terday morning called the case of Mr.
John r. Gpraon, president OF the Cham
Der of Commerce, charged with not
moving his seat on n street car when
ordered TO do SO by the conductor. and
declared him guilty. timing him $40
for breach Of the company's rules,
Through his attorneys. Messrs, II, r.,
Pollard and James e. Cannon, Mr., Cor
don took an appeal. lIe VIII carry
the case to the Hastings Court.
A written statement of tho testimony
offered In the first hearing by Mr., Cor
don was taken into consideration by
Justice Crutchfield. The statement
was regarded as very lucid and
luminous account Of ull that occurred
on the car between Mr., Gordon ard
the conductor, Justice Crutchfield de-
claring that 1T was the clearest paper
OF its kind he had ever seen.
Few cases Of recent date have ever
excited as much interest as that IN
volying Mr.. Gordon and the street ,aI
company. both on account of the de-
fendant's prominent standing In the
city and because of the effect tho de,
,c.sion bears on the I'm CROW. lazy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-29

Confidence in Government Voted
by the Chamber Of
Deputies.
DEFEATED TIE SOCIALISTS
Use Of Force in South Justified
by Serious Conditions
There.

PARIS, Juno 2S.--The Chamber of
Deputies, tonight by decisive ma
jority Of 12o, after an exciting eight
hour, debate. voted confidence IN the
governments policy to SECURE respect
for the law. Premier Clemenceau's s.
victory was more decisive than his
most ardent friends had looked for.
During the session the extreme Social
lists who directed the attack on the
government, put forward speaker at
ter speaker from the south, but not
with standing the savage blows they
struck, they proved ODE no match
for NJ. Clemenceau, who Is q past grand
ma st err in parliamentary debates.
The premier based his defense OF the
governments use of force upon the
ground that the situation In the south
with 200 municipalities striking and
their population refusing to pay taxes
could not be tolerated.
With consummate skill he replied tc
the reproaches that he had become re.
dictionary by recalling the long years
during which he had fought In the
ranks against oppression and injustice
and referring to the time when. q!
Mayor of Montmartre under the Com
mune, he almost sacrificed his life IL
endeavoring to save French officers
from q mob.
After M. Clemnnceau had concluded
NJ. Jaures, the Socialist leader, attempt
ed to turn the tide. but 1t was too latt
to make an impression. and by a sue
cession of votes the Cabinet was sus
tot n l-s II Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-29
PROTEST BY N|COL
CREATES : i |: SENSATION
Appeals for Investigation
Of Charges in the
Eighth District.
CARLIN JOINS
IN THE RzEQUESI I
District Committee Calls on De
feated Candidate for His
Facts Voters Resent
Statement Of Cor
ruption-M eeting
on July 9th.
+ 7 i
ny WALTER EDWARD uAnR1s.

= q
WASHINGTON, y. c.. June as
Judge G. e. Nicol. candidate for the
Democratic nomination to Congress
from the Eighth Virginia District, has
fladl with the district committee q pro-
test against Mr.. 2Carlin's being de-
clared the nominee. The protest was
received by the committee at meet
ins at the metropolitan Hotel. in this
city, this afternoon. The committee
adopted resolution to meet on the
9th offJuly in Alexandria. for the. pur-
pose OF considering the specific charges
which Judge Nicol is supposed to
make at that time. The protest OF
Judge Nicol II such 1t may be termed,
is as follows:
"To the Honorable District Com
mittee Of the Eighth Congress
sioral District Of Virginia:
Whereas there have been
charges in the public press and
otherwise Of bribery and Illegal
use OF money and Illegal registra-
tion and voting in the primary
election thnt occurred on the 18th
instant, as one Of the candidates
before said primary 1 demand an
Investigation OF said charges, and
to that end respectfully petition
your honorable committee to an-
journ to such time and place in
Virginia as may seem proper to
your committee, In order that a
public hearing of said charges may
be had. And your petitioner fur
ther states that whatever may be
the outcome of said Investigation,
he would not accept nomination
| at the hands of your committee.
but this Investigation Is sought by
your petitioner in the interest OF
public morals, the good Of the
| Democratic party, and the purity
OF elections In Virginia; and
your petitioner requests that said
| investi cation be sufficiently broad
to comprehend the action OF all
the candidates. including your Pc
titioner, and their friends. at and
before the said primary. And your
petitioner further requests that in
the event any considerable fraud,
| bribery or Illegal voting be found
to exist in said primary that q new
election be awarded by your COM
! mittee.
'Rcspectfully.
(Signed &C. Z. N1COL."
Must Give the Facts.
There was some discussion as to TIL