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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
NOTED VETERAN
SUCCU|MBS TO
ILLNESS
s. c. James Leading Figure
in National G. A. r.
Circles is Dead at
Centerville

Centerville May 1s.-(special.) -
Heart trouble result IN the death Of
s. 9. James, one Of the leading figures
in national G.. A. r. circles Saturday
night at his home ffl this city where
he had been falling in health for sew
eral weeks. He was serving his sixth
year as a member OF the national coun-
Gil of administration. At the Denver
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14

Must Support Disciplinary Measures.
Paris, May 13.-In the chamber Of
deputies today. during thasdebate or
the governments policy towards labor
and education, Minister BRAND III
nounced if the house did not support
the governments displinary measures
the ministers would not retain their
port folios.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
Extra Session Adiourns.

Jefferson City. Mo, May 13. The
extra session Of the legislature called
by Governor Folk, adjourned today.
The bill the governor wished especially
to be enacted, that to regulate the
dram shops of ST. Louis county by
placing them under the control ofeihc
excise commissioners. was killed in the
senate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
PoIiceman's RiIIy Kills.

Iowa City. May Special. =.
Walter Smith. prominent young
farmer Of Johnson county, died this
morning. Recently he was struck on
the head with a policeman's billy"
while resisting arrest, while spending
the night in Iowa City. Erysipelas IN
the head developed and death result
ed therefrom.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
pismIss Famous Case

Washington, D. G., May 1.-THE
somewhat famous case of the state Of
Kansas against the state of Colorado,
by which the former sought to have
the latter enjoined from diverting the
waters Of the Arkansas river for irri-
cation, purposes or permitting its CIT
tzens to do SO. was dismissed by the
supreme court without prejudice today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
Representative Jaeger Dead.

Burlington, May 49, Especial )-L.
M. Jaeger. cigarmaker. prominent
In state labor circles, who served
three terms in the state legislature,
dropped dead here Sunday evening.
His death was caused by a hemor-
rhage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
NEW YORK ALSO
SEES EXCITEMENT
Nhrlngi the Afternoon Prices
Fall Off, But Not !Until
the Most Spectacular
Day in Years Had
Been Seen

Chicago, May 13.-wheat took a tre-
mendous jump at the opening Of the
board Of trade today. initial prices
showing gains on leading options Of
IN to 8 cents. the latter advance be-
ing on December which sold at $1.03.
The opening was the widest and
most excited seen In several years.
The feeling Of the country that the
winter wheat crop was badly hurt was
even stronger than on Saturday The
demand came from all parts Of the
United States
Many traders realized heavily at the
opening but the demand for continued
selling had apparently not the slightest
effect, and the prices advanced stead.
lily.
Market steadies Down.
AT 1o:45 the buying pressure, which
was responsible for the wild opening,
was less urgent, long wheat being
thrown upon the market in large guam
titles. The prices were much steadier.
December selling at 80, four below the
high mark, September at 9sA and
July at &c.
Wheat held much steadier during the
last half Of the session. Prices de-
clined, although all options closed 4 to
~ higher.
New York Sees Excitement.
New York, May 1s.-'Dollar Wheat
on the Chicago board Of trade today
was reflected In violent advance on
the produce exchange here, where
trading assumed tremendous
proportions, attended with much ex-
citement. July wheat opened at
$1ooA to $1.o81k, an advance Of four
cents over Saturdays close. In the
first hour of trading 1t is estimated
that two million bushels were bought
and sold in the pit Severe losses are
said to have been sustained by belated
shorts who had overstayed the mar
ket.
During the afternoon the prices fell
off from / to 51s points from the ex-
treme high figures.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
JUSTICE HARLAN
HOME v RUN
HITTER.
Supreme Court Member,
Aged "a, Wins Ball Game
and Mint Julep With
aLarruping Hit

Washington, D, O.. May 1S.z-Justice
Harlan of the United States supreme
Court aged 4ssyears. made a home RIM
and won the game at the annual shad
bake given by the Washington bar as
sociatien at Marshallhall, Md. Satur-
day afternoon.
When Justice Harlan went to the bat
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
ANSWERS TWO CALLS.

FIRE Department Called Out Saturday
and Sunday Evenings-No Dam
age In Either Case.
The fire department was called out
at $40 Saturday evening to fire re-
ported on the Vine street bridge,
which was extinguished before the
arrival of the department.
Last evening at 500 they were cali
ed to the home of Roy Knuckles at
Sl4 East Main street. The fire was
caused by lamp exploding. There
was no damage in either case.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
Head is Cut OF

Davenport, May 49, (Special) Ray
Anderson. aged IA years, had his head
cut off here today while stealing ride
on Rock Island train.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
suItan,s Army Wins.

Melilla, Morocco, May 13.-It is ru-
mored here that the army Of the sui
tan has won a victory over the forces
of the pretender near Marchica. The
casulties on both sides were heavy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
NURSES WRATH; MURDERS.
Fifteen-Year-oId Maine Lad Kills
Companion and Buries Body
In Swami.

Brunswick, Me-, May 49, Cherishing
resentment over boyish quarrel
which took place two weeks ago, sgd
ney Preble, 15 years old, shot and
killed Morris w. Heath, aged 18 years,
in Bowdoin Heights 1t was not dis
covered until today when the father
of the murdered boy found the body
buried In swamp. Preble confessed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
Passes Second eRad,nr

Berlin, May 13.-The reichstag to.
day with only a few negative votes.
passed on the second reading the com
mercial Modius Viyendi between Ger
many and the United States.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
LAUGHS AT PICTURES; DIES
Michigan Farmer Drops Dead While
ENJOYING the Funny Section cf
M His Newspaper

Battle Greek Mich, May 13. While
reading newspaper and laughing at
the funny pictures Charles Miner, a
farmer, aged "a years. fell dead Heart
disease was the cause.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14

San Barbara, Cal, May 13.-Be-
tween two hundred and three hun
dred eastern shriners and friends
will leave here for the east this
afternoon on special train, one
coach Of which will carry the
bodies Of the twenty one dead. At
San Luis Obispo eleven bodies
there will be taken on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
Construction Of. Government Improvement at Bremen
ton Will Not Be Delayed--ACting Secretary Of War
Recalls Rejection Of Bids.

Information received from Wash.
ington today makes Il plain that
there will be no delay ON the work
OF the drydock at the Rremerton
navy yard. and work will commence
at an early date
For q time Il waa feared that
nothing would be done IN the way
OF improvements for six months and
more because an bids for the work
had been recently rejected and II
looked as II nothing could be done
until the next session Of congress
ActinR Secretary ~ War NeW berry
has recalled the rejection Of the
bids and today wired Senator Piles
that the plans on file az Bremen.
ton we're sufficient 10 enable ro-
spouslble parties 90 submit iutolli
gent estimates OF all the work 20 be
done
Senator Piles has been asking for
prompt action ever aluce the bids
we're rejected. and II "a because he
has Informed the war department
that responsible contractors ln Sc.
attic would construct the pumping
station aud other details not in.
elnded IN the main bid of MeIel.
Ian q Co for the balance Of the
appropriation. that Il has been DC.
cided 10 go ahead with the work.
Mcclellan a Co. proposed 10 build
the dock Itself for al,1S2.000 or SOS.
600 less than the appropriation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
Committee Of Five Of RentOn Hill Improvement Club
Decides That Such Action Is MISUNDERSTANDING
Disclosures Promised in Public Affairs

. As a result Of the Investigations
OF the committee Of five appoint.
ed by the Rehton iIlll improvement
club, the superior court will be- De-.
tltioned to call grand jury for
King county.
The committee will report AZ
meeting Of tho club tomorrow night
recommending this action.
IN addition 90 applying for
grand jury the club viii petition
the court for the appointment Of
special prosecuting attorney.
The latter request can only be
granted n supporting affldnvita
are died showing thar The prescott.
ms attorney either refuses or neg.
lcctg 90 aet. or that conditions are
such that -ghe public prosecutor
would not be- free 70 perform his
duty.
A member Of tho committee on
being questioned BY a reporter for
The Star as 20 what Investigations
the committee had made and what
~ Intention Is Ia reference 70 call.
ing a grand jury, said
"The committee has nearly com
piotcd rs task OF investigating the
workings o. the different city and
county offices. and while ! am not
az liberty 20 give YOU any details. |
can tell ypu that we have made SUI.
tlcient discoveries 10 convince the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

canyon and would even loud Il a
section OF his Southern Pacific to
connect up with Los Angeles. hut
only on written agreement that his
ruad should have an equal share
with tho Clark people OF all IIafiio
carried on the new road An agree
mout. backed by an issue OF aeeel
ties placed In trust with the Farm,
era' Loan a Trust Co. New York.
made the Joint ownership hard and
fast So long aa this contract held
there was NO danger ~ any compe.
utiun from the new Los Angeles.
salt Lake railroad
That was where Hartman sup.
pressed competition.
Before finally determining what
action 10 take Ia this matter Atty
Gen iionaparte will consult with
President Roosevelt. WAC 10 anxious
that Hartman be given the full
benefit OF The law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

Clarence COOdhue Jumps Into Bay After Swallowing
Laudanum--Said to Have Been DespOndent Over
Love Affair.

nespcudent AZ the absence 81 ths
giri he lowed and with whom he
fad qaarEcied. Clarence " Coed.
hue. The gtycarold son Of FfBGk
W Goodhae last night tried "a end
biz life Tho YOUNG man swallowed
tho contents % a bottle ~ landa
mum and then either jumped 81 fell
iuso fhe bay after the drug had
deadenrd hin senses
The night Waterman on Pier
heard splash 10 tho has and la
geafikafed. aith the result that h.
saw tbs form Of a man Ia The
watnF Assistance was anicAiy
summonrd and the young man
pulled cut
At first II vas thought to BE- a
case - accident. but The empty
iaufanum bottle aas found Ia The
act saFmeuik. which we're removed
AZ poiiCe headquarters. and Until
= doctor conid arrive the yuann
nan Nsa walked bach aud forth IN
thr assembly fuom % overcome the
effects ~ the drug
tniil lafciY siuoahuc lived ulih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

cials have agreed upon a plan az
to how they will spend the money.
II has been learned that 10 get ao-
ton from the Pinkertons. money
must be placed in some banking
institution TO cover the per diem
OF the man sent away and the
estimated expenses Of the trip.
This. II is believed, has been
done or viii be done as soon as Mr..
Russell completes his negotiations
with the Pinkerions' head offices.
Mr. Russell. Il has been ascertain
ed. left the city Sunday. At the
troasurer's office II is announced
that he will return Monday. but as
he could not make the trip to New
York and return In week. he 10
not really expected 20 return before
the close Of next week at the earli-
est.
Others are busy besides Mr.. Rus
sell Ex-City Comptroller Prank II.
Paul has been at the city hall an
this week going over the records
tn the comptroller's office. and
looking into the data OF the fixed
estimate fund wherein the Shorrock
experts showed that a shortage OF
some $4,000 occurred In Mr. Paurs
term.
Mr. Paul has no assistance but
IS probing the records for any data
bearing on the expense by the ex-
perts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
Treasurer to Make Arrangements With Pinkerton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comptroller Paul Is Going
Over Records Of the Fixed Estimate Fund.

Treasurer Russell has gone
straight through 10 New York city
no doubt IN connection with the re.
tarn Of John Riplinger to Seattle.
said a prominent citizen today. who
r. keeping IN close touch with the
RiplinKer case
That the officials have started
IN with the determination 20 ap.
prchend the fugitive Is made clear
by the fact that they have already
started 10 20 spend the money
which the city appropriated for the
purpose.
Several conferences were held
between the mayor. treasurer. r.
nance committee and the citys L..
gal adviser last week and as a re.
suit Of this IL IS said a plan OF &C.
ton has been definitely mapped
out
Negotiations with the Pinkerion
agency IN this city have not been
satisfactory and a written contract
will be made direct with one OF
the head offices In the east. why
New York should be chosen rather
than Chicago is not known at this
time.
While acting Mayor Burnett
said today that he had not yet
signed any warrant for the s.. 600
appropriated for apprehending Rip.
iinger, Il is known that the Off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

BIZ parents a. sis 10th av. but re-.
centls the family moved 10 = sum.
nlnf bone Un the shore OF Lake
washington The father Was ~
one time member ~ the cilg
cpssnril from the Third ward. ard
afterwards chief clerk ~ the local
Nnittd States quafteFmnH1nF dc.
psri meHt Heceutiy ~ Was iden.
ufiea 9Th the realty ilrm ~ Good
hoe 4 HFnvn. aud ia now Win The
Trustee company
y l. ssid younE Goodhpe has not
berh home since bis sweetheart
ieit the city last sunday. aud The
first hsa father knew ~ anythlng
Wfoue was when notified BY the
police last night II the boys tall
lAfo tbs bay
1he relatives of the boy refused
to Alscpne Tho case with tho police,
and she father did not appear a.
hts office today They are said
% have Adnitfed lo the police that
the hos vas Tilted, but refnsc 10
dlynlgu the name u the giri IN the
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

judges Of the superior court Of tho
necessity Of calling a grand Jury.
The Investigations are being
made on conservative lines aud We
received legal advice on every dis
covery made. a. 10 ita snfflciency
90 form the basis. not only for an
Indictment but an indictment that
viii stick
We also Intend 20 petition tho
Judges for the appointment Of
special prosecuting attorney. The
work OF the 1903 grand jury was
nullifled BY reason Of the failure
OF the then prosecuting attorney
10 support the jury and properly
advise them on the law. We in.
tend 10 avoid any mistakes While
We believe MackintOsh to be more
capable than Scott. and also a bet
ter official, We do not intend TO
take any chances.
The Riplinger case will also be
brought before the grand Jury and
an Indictment asked for on enough
counts 10 cover all his atealings
and peculatlons. In an information
only one offense can be alleged,
whereas ia an indictment as many
counts can be included az there
are ofienses. and some are sure to
stick.
n he evidence OF extortion and
etealings by city and county Off.
GERS will startie some people In this
town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
ATTEMPT TO LYNCH

NEW YORK. Aug. Italian
mobs attempted to lynch two "sus.
poets last night but In each casa
were f0llod by the timely arrival Of
the police
The first suspect was an italian
Greek peddlar, who attempted TO
kiss an ilyearold Italian girl Tho
girl screamed and soon n crowd OF
1000 were after the fellow. lie was
Knocked down and attempts made
TO place rope around bis neck. but
tho police arrived and the peddlar
was taken TO a place OF safety.
Soon after. "a small boy cried
There ia the peddlar'e friend. and
a mob took after an unoffcnding
laborer Police arrived aud the mob
scattered,
The police give out a statement
that many OF the alleged assaults
on women and children have been
Authorizations OF disordorod and
historical minds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
JOHNSON DENIES THAT ne
MARRIED Companion

EimeF A Johnson. who MAS
brought from Mt Vernon yesterday
on the evidences furnished the ~
tlccrs By bic isyeafoid pife. wko
was arrested af Arlington last ia
nrday. denies that the Young w0
nan IL married 20 him. elaimsns
that she insisted UPON following
him around the country after their
first meeting last March lie also
denies being q party 90 stealing
The horses from Hanaon'a stable
Ri Kirkland last Thursday.
The officers believe that John
son IL the head Of = gang Of horse
thieves which operated around the
shores of Lake Washington aud
0eorgetown for several weeks last
NAY and June, tletwccn about
May IS and July /. a dozen thefts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

ley Wash This canyon Il about 100
miles In lenxfh. deep and ~ith
rocky walls on either side The
Clark engineers werc AZ work Ga
the grade aaA track aylag when
they we're auddsnly held NJ BY an
injunction.
L seems that many years before
the Oregon short Line. which -
one Of tlarrimans subsidiary cor.
peFatlona. bad been grated q right
nf say through This canyon and
had abandoned Il. The Clark p~o.
PIE bad bought ~ che old tax deeds
ana whatever remained 81 The aban.
doned rights Of The Orcgou short
Line aud supposed that they bad
good title 10 theiv right % way
through the canyon The Hartman
infereatA haa not questioned their
IA deed titles 50 Tar an Il affected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

the right ~ way up 10 this roint.
and "a was soon apparent that liar.
Fiman bad figured on catching the
new fpad builders 81 this strategic
polnt and hoidinE them np.
hartman HAS Upper Hard.
That IT, exactly what happened
There was enough show ~ legality
"a The old claim which Hartman
had received to support aa inluuc
ton proceeding and 70 keep = lAw
case alive for an indefinite length
of time Meanwhile the fuFrra ~
Hartman On the ground guarded
The right ~ waY through the can.
yon and refused 10 permit further
construction.
Then came she Inevitable con.
promise Hartman demanded half
tbs NwaE 30 would permit the
Clark road 20 proceed through the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

parsonage was next sought Dr
GoWan. however. being out q town.
81 MARKS eas visited aud the Rev
Liwyds services invoked. The
words quoted above was the 70.
ply received Neither the would
be- brides tears nor Tom Chum'a
representations had any effect IN
changing Or. Llwyds determine.
ton
= think u IL for the best in the
long ran. be simply said
A. Mrs. filgRinson has con
scigntl0ua acruples against being
married By anyone except an Epis.
Copal clergyman. u was up 10
Tom Chum to convince her that
marriages performed BY civil func.
tiouarieH are just AZ happy and
binding a. those receiving the sac.
famentai blessing
Abandoning the plan Of being
married BY a minister. the couple
sought Justice Of the Peace Y X
George, IN the New YORK block
who married them NJ II o'clock
this morning
Tom Chum. the groom. is report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
MUST SERVE
SENTENCE

Stewart Brown. the boy burglar,
who had been az liberty with a
thrceyear sentence suspended dur
Ing good behavior. was ordered re.
moved 60 the state penitontiary
this morning by Judge Frater IN
the superior court. whore he will
have 70 serve out the sentence.
Brown was arrested last Friday
by pairolmen Wolch and Poolman
and Detective McCurg and made
a desperate effort to escape. elud.
ing the officers and running sew
eral blocks while handcufiod before
being recaptured The police say
ho has been guilty Of numerous
thoiis and burglaries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
EO DEMAND
GRAND JURY
FINED oy JUSTICE CARROLL.

Tho police magistrate has found
hlmgelf nWamDod .vith work thlB
werh nnd many criminal cases have
been sent 70 Justice John II Car
roli from police headquarters Oscar
Meyer foreman in u local machine
shop was fined $50 ana costs Ia.
day by Justice Carroll for assault
ana batiofy on August 9. upon J
farnham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

~ horses and riws we're reported ~
having occurred IN that locality
AetofdinE 90 the eltiH story. they
campcd 10 The locality where those
uhtfs occurred dnrinE that time,
Ihn officers believe that John.
ann : story % there helnE no mar
fiagr eogeaony Is correct Their
theory Is that a fake marriage vas
prrfufmsd By one If the gang. rep.
resentsng himself TO the girl as a
lnesfrr 81 ihe peace.
PROSECUTING Aitorney Macintosh
believes from Information received
from T. y Jones. city attorney Of
kfilnFton. that the Kirl. who IL IS
yeafs old and about 10 become
mothef Is innocent u criminal In.
tept, being entirely under control If
Johnson. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
Ky. J. ?. D. nwyd Refuses to Countenance Misceg-
snaiou--Iears Of Bride Are Of No Avai--Justice
d Peace Is Sought

'Aaraags Of white womsn and
1lnanan may BE- legal under
p ass Of this state. bui I 90 not
mere % perform ore
~ above declaration vas made
- Rev I.P. % Liwyd of 81
Mass Episcopal church. 10 Mrs
e''inas Illgginson and Tom
ts-A both Of HcraldshurR Cal
~ J. sppliea TO him 10 perform the
marriage ceremony.
~ hkzason Is a pretty hrt
ne''s q = Tom Chnna. a. hla
.Naas lndlealss "a a Chinaman. iii
ss..s asf seainf The couple had
, soms go niles 10 De married. rs
y. laffiaes Of white ana chin.
- 4 nos legal IL California
lney arrived IA Seattle this
w ss'n.sE The mrs, place visited
teaniy Auditor Agnewa oil
=. .here Marriage Clerk KEEL
~ NO doesn't bother about he
go seligion Or color 81 aopllcauts
A..ea ne license
~. II Mrs HigElnson Il slanpeh
.s''opallan the Rev. Dr. G0wan's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

BOYS GIVEN
SENTENCE

g. Walker. Fred Croker aud
George Rises. She three boys charg-
Cd with burglary By breaking into
Hugh Acconaghy'E barn at Twenty
fifih Az. bonth and Dearborn 81. on
Jnl1 70. foday pleaded guilty. Judge
frnicr sentenced Walker aud Crok
OF % one year, the sentence being
suspended during good behavior
Riggs. being only II years old. was
slFcu a two year suspended sen
te1ca "a the reform school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
TURKS kIDNAP
PERSIAN GIRLS

TEllEltAN. Persia. Aug IT,
Ninety rorians. including women
aud ehiidrcn. wefe mnaaAcred In
the little town oi McllAn hy the
Turkish trool,s. according 10 late
adylees Tho troops then marched
into urumiah and carried away 30
girla,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
IT'S UP TO
BRYAN

WARRINGTON. Aug z Chair.
mnn James Griggs. IT Georgia. a
member Of The democratic congress
aionhl campaign committee. SAYS
hFyan can have tie presidential
nomination " be wants IL.
The west and the south will be-
for him, said Gdgga. even II the
east objects These two sections
VIII be strong enough in tho con
yention 10 control II Bryan has
decided not % run, the south viii
furnish a nominee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
CITY ASKED TO
SEND DELEGATE

The mayor and city council have
been asked to name a delegate to
the nth annual convention OF the
League of American Municipalities.
which meets az Norfolk, Va, Sep.
TENDER IS 10 and go.
II is probable that some local
official will be found willing 90
mako the trip and represent this
city.