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Best Job Prfntin Record Office.
Teacher TOR coIored school.

At a meeting of the school board
Monday night, Gertrude Phillips, a
graduate of Prairie View Normal, Tex
as. was selected as teacher of the Ros-
well colored school. She began work
this week.
J. D. Rucker was Instructed to find
all children that are not attending
school that the compulsory education
al law may be enforced. Means are
provided for books for those unable
to buy. Tne children are making
plans to donate books for those who
cannot buy them themselves. Owing
to the crowded condition of the pub
lie schools a new high school building g
will be a necessity next year and the
board is now considering the means
OF securing one.
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eral reasons. The Chilian became i'll.
The Porto Rican was suddenly sum
moned 10 Washington and The Cuban
disaDDe ared.
In an interesting vein DR.. BaeEa-Nev-
es talked to a Record representative
this morning. He says that while his
country is far removed from the Unit
ed States, geographically, the people
there feel near to us in the bonds of
love and sympathy. Although they
speak a different language (Portu-
guese to the exclusion of all others)
from that of the Americans, they feel
closer to US tnan to any of the people
of Europe. All people of the Western
Hemisphere they term brothers" 1t
is only people of the Eastern Hemi-
1t will be remembered by many that
Brazil took first prize among all out
side nations for its building at the
st. Louis Worlds Fair. This building
has been moved intact to Rio Janeiro
and set up as a place of diplomatic
meetings lOr all Americans. Inc Bra
zilians call it Monroe Palace to
show their appreciation of the Mon
roe Doctrine, for which they love the
United States more tnan we can un-
derstand
While the great country of Brazil
has many products and a wonderful
producing area, its government is al
ready seeking to reclaim the arid por
tions in its northern limits by :rriga-
ton, and for this reason Dr. Baeta-
Neyes was sent to the United States.
After leaving Roswell he will go to
Washington to consult the Brazilian
ambassador.
Like all the people of the southern
countries, the Brazilian visitor is
model of courtesy and an interesting
story is told as to how he and Rev.
E. Mcqueen Gray, RoswelPs polished
friend from Carlsbad, held probably
a hundred people waiting at the door
of the Alvarado hotel in Albuquerque
while entreating each other to enter
first Mr.. Gray was here today helping
entertain DR.. Baeta-Neves.
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BRAZILIAN DELEGATE
VISITOR IN ROSWELL.

DE-. Lourenco Baeta-Neves, Brazilian
delegate to the Sixteenth National Ir-
rigation Congress, arrived last night
from Albuquerque, accompanied by
J. A. Graham, secretary of the Com
mercial Club, and will spend a week
seeing the Pecos Valley with a view
of getting pointers on irrigation as
practically applied DR.. Baeta-Neves
is spending two years in the United
States for the purpose of studying ir-
rigation and other institutions for the
betterment of his own country, being
here as a representative of the Brazil
ian government. His wife and five
children are now at Knoxville, Tenn.
where they make their home wd1le
in the United States.
The distinguished visitor will go to
Carlsbad tonight to meet memhers of
the U. S. Reclamation Service bnt
will return in a short time 20 spend
several days in Roswell. He relates
that the other visitors at Albuquerque
who proposed coming to Roswell
were prevented from doing so by sew
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NEW ORLEANS GETS NEXI
New Orleans Secures the Next Conven
tion.-All Old Officers Reelected Ex
cept One, Who Wthdrew.--Shonts
and Eckerson the Speakers of the
Day.--ResoIutions Adopted by the
Convention.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-The business at
the closing session Of the Fourth An
nual convention of the Lakes to Gulf
Deep Waterways association was
transacted at a rapid rate. The old Of
ficers were reelected with the excep-
ton of d. R. Forgal, OF Chicago as
member of the Board of Governors.
Forgan retired in favor of E. S. Con
way, Of Chicago.
New Orleans had no opposition for
the next convention and it will be
held in that city
The speakers of the day were Theo-
dore Shonts, of New York and John
A. Eckerson, of st. Louis. Shonts dis
cussed the Future of Rail and River
Transportation, and Eckerson told of
What Europe Is Doing with Water
Ways
Resolutions were adopted that de-
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FaWciett Honored at Albuquerque.

W. Q. Fawcett returned last night
from the Fifteenth Bi-Ennial Conven-
ton of the United Carpenters Of A
merica at Salt Lake City, and the New
Mexico Grand Lodge of the knights
Of Pythias at Albuquerque. At the lat
ter place Mr.. Fawcett was honored
with the office of Grand Inner Guard
and this is the first time a grand office
in this order was sent to Roswell.
Frank Easton, another delegate to
the K. P. Grand Lodge, returned last
night, and DR.. Fisher, still another,
returned Sunday night.
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JUDGE LELAND'S WILL
WAS PROBATED TODAY.

The will of the late Judge Howard
Leland was today probated before
Judge J. T. Evans. This instrument
named c. J. Leland executor without
bond and divides the estate among
the five children with certain specifi-
deceased in the store of the Payton
Drug, Book & Stationery Company is
to be divided between c. j. Leland and
B. D. w. Payton, after certain sums
and settlements are made with the
other heirs.
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THE FOURTH DAY OF
THE BIG CONGRESS-

San Francisco, Oct. 9.-The install
alton of officers occupied the early
hours of the fourth day of the Trans
Mississippi Congress today, following
the report of the committee on resolu-
tions This committee mas been busi-
ly engaged ever since it was appoint
ed on the first days session sitting
out the great mass of proposed resolu-
tions presented by the delegates. Sew
eral sharp battles occurred, particular
II over the parcels post resolution,
which was adversely reported by the
subcommittee to which it was re-
ferred A fight for the carrying of the
resolutions despite the committees We
to is expected when it is brought up
before the Congress. Another resolu-
ton which will be presented and in
which every western man is interest
ed is one urging the next president of
the Z. S. to appoint a western man
as secretary of the interior. The Kan
sas delegation is straining every nerve
to have the Congress endorse J. B.
Cast, of Kansas City, former president
of the Congress for the post and he
appears to have considerable strength
with other delegations.
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Servia, the immediate danger point
in the Balkan situation is calming
down today and the war cloud is not
so threatening as yesterday. The
powers, notably Great Britain and
France have warned the Servian king
to control his people and saner coun-
sells prevail in Servia, where it is be-
ginning to be recognized that war with
Austria-Hungary would mean nation
al suicide. Austria shows no serious
apprehensions over the Servian ebu-
htion. Great Britain has dispatched
a fleet to the Turkish island of Lem
nos, presumably at the request of Tur-
key. The presence of the fleet at sea
will exert a calming influence.
Turkey Again Makes a Protest.
Turkey has protested to the powers
against the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary and
the imperial commission at Sofia has
been instructed to continue to dis
charge its duties as neither the Porte
nor the powers recognize the inde-
pendence of Bulgaria. This may lead
to scsne attack against the imperial
commissioner.
The Russian minister or foreign af-
fairs has left for London from Paris
to continue his efforts for the calling
of an international conference France
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Resolutions.

WHEREAS, it has seemed good to
the all-wise and loving Father to call
into his own presence, the dearly be-
loved little son of our sister, Mrs Pat
Boone, that we, the Daughters of the
q. D. c., extend unto her our warmest
sympathy, and pray sincerely that the
God of all grace and comfort may en-
circle her to His bosom of love, and
bring US all to meet where there is
no parting and joys have no end.
Mrs. J. A. Foreman
Mrs. J. T. Watson
(Signed) Mrs. S. E. Best
Miss Eva Bean.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Oct. 9.-Cattle, 5000
market strong. Southern steers 2.9o
@6.2O; southern cows 2.00@3.25;
stockers and feeders 2.S004.SO; bulls
2.25 $3.50; calves 3.50@6.75; western
steers 3.30@5.2O; western cows 2.40
@3.75.
Hogs, 5000 strong to cts higher.
Bulk of sales 5.SO@6.oO; heavy 6.35
$3.50; packers and butchers 5000
$50; light 5.75@6.2O; pigs 4.0O@5.25.
Sheep, 10000 Market 10 cts lower.
Muttons 3.75@425; lambs 450@6 90:
range wethers 3.500450; fed ewes
.3.250450.
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(Signed)
Resolutions.

RESOLVED by the Joe Wheeler
chapter No. 966, of the q. D. c., that
we, as a body, tender our heartfelt
sympathy to our Vice-president, Mrs
R. H. Kemp, and relatives, who have
been called upon to mourn the loss
them to the God of all grace who a.
lone can comfort their hearts
Mrs. J. A. Foreman
Mrs. J. T. Watson
(Signed) Mrs. S. E. Best
Miss Eva Bean
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BOARD OF PHARMACY
MEETING IN ROSWELL.

The following card has been re-
ceived at the Record office:
you are hereby notified that q
meeting of the Territorial Board of
Pharmacy will be held at Albuquer-
que on Monday, October 18th and at
Roswell, Wednesday, October 14th.
19OS
All violations of the Pharmacy and
Poison Laws should be reported ut
once either to the Secretary or Pres
ident, so that they may be investigat.
ed before said meeting.
Candidates for examination must
report promptly on above dates at 8
a. m. at Rupees Drug Store, Albu.
querque Or Pecos Valley Drug Co.'S
Store, Roswell.
The signature of the President and
Secretary, B. Ruppe, and A. ]. Fisch-
er, respectively, were attached to the
notice.
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clare that the opening of deep water
channel connecting the Great Lakes
with the Gulf of Mexico is the imper-
ative duty of. the general government
and that this work should be immedi-
ately begun and speedily completed
The resolutions also endorse the rec
ent movement for the conservation of
the natural resources of the country
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NUMBER Iel

for appendicitis, but had entirely re-
covered from that trouble. He was
20 years old and leaves wife, broth
er and sister. The body is now at the
Dilley parlors being prepared for ship
ment and will be taken Saturday NOR.
ming to the old home in Hastings,
Mich, accompanied by the wife and
sister, Eliza and Sadie Dooley. De-
ceased was a brother of Wm Dooley,
of Artesia.
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DENNIS DOOLEY DIES OF
CANCER OF THE KIDNEYS

Dennis Dooley, who was brought TO
St Mary's hospital from Artesia sew
eral weeks ago. died yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock. an autopsy last
night. proving that it was cancer of
the kidney that caused his death. He
was operated on several weeks ago
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken at
600 a. MY
Roswell, Oct. 9.-Tempt., Max. IT,
min. 40, mean 5S. Wind miles S. e.
Weather clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Saturday. Station.
ary temperature.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year,
Max. rs, min. &c.
Extremes this date IA years rec.
ord:-Max. 85 in 1903, min. 36-19O7.
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Don't Buy a Piano

Without seeing F. NJ. Denton, travel
ing representative of the Adam
Schaaf Piano Factory of Chicago
Samples of our newest style may
be seen at my residence, 401 West
College Boulevard, Roswell 91t2*
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ROW OVER PANAMA CANAL
PURCHASES OF MATERIAL

New York, Oct. 9.-The inquiry in
to the Panama Canal discrimination
charges was temporarily interrupted
in a sensational manner today, when
w. S. Brothers, who brought the
charges, publicly accused Spencer
Mills, the representative of the Lidg-
erwood Company, of perjury.
Brig. Gen. Gardington, who is con-
Quoting the inquiry, repeatedly rapp-
ed for order, but there was so much
commotion for the time being. that
he could not make himself heard.
There is only one side of this thing
being heard anyway" shouted Broth
ers, and there is no use of my talk
ing if you don't want the truth. 1 will
withdraw" With that Brothers left
the room. AS Darlington was unable
to restore order, a temporary adjourn.
men of the inquiry was ordered.
Latest copyright books here as soon
as published. See window-Ingersol
ROoly Stationary ri p Cr
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BRYAN MAKING A TOUR
THROUGH ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Bryan left here to-
day for Joliet and trip through the
state of Illinois. After a special speak
ing tour of this state, he will enter
Missouri, where he will make a num-
ber of addresses.
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We have stove pipe cheaper than
any body else. See us for stoves as
well as extras.-Independ Hard
ware Co. SStf
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Editor tPuckett of the Record Is bet.
ter again today and paid the Office
a short visit. 1t is hoped that he will
soon be at his post
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Register at the Wigwam and at the
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Store for the
two PRECINCTS of Roswell.
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TAFT HAS QUIET DAY
WITH CORRESPONDENCE

Cincinnati, Oct 9-Taft had a quiet
day, occupying himself with his cor
respondence.
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DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted: phone 13Q.
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THE BALKAN
WAR CLOUD
MATTERS ARE CALMING DOWN
TODAY AND DIPLOMATIC EF-
FORTS MAY SUCCEED
BRITISH FLEE! AT SEA

The British Send Fleet from Malta
to the Island of Lemnos-Servia Cool
ing Down.-Turkey Protests to Aus
tria Over the Annexation of the Two
Provinces.-GeneraIS Slump in the
Stock Markets of the World.
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The city council will meet Friday
night in executive session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
IN PERIL OF HIS LlFg.
Thrilling Rescue Of BOY from PreeIplee
600 Feet Above the sea.


Chicago, Aug. S.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Los Angeles. CAL, says
that wireless message from Avalon,
Catalina island, reports the rescue
Of Irving Spalding. aged fifteen, son
OF A. +. Spalding. OF Springfield. ILL.,.
from precipice 600 feet 3bove the
sea. where he had spent the day in
peril OF his life.
The youth disappeared from the ho-
tel early in the morning. He went
to explore the island and climbed
tho sheer face Of the cliff. $50 feet
high, as far as he could go, and got
within hundred feet Of the top.
SpaIding found II impossible to get
down, and shouted for help, but fail.
ed 70 make any one hear. He could
not sit down and the slightest misstep
would have sent him to instant death
on the rocks below His father. as
night was approaching, organized a
searching party.
After an hours search they located
tae boy. weak with fear. The prob
lem Of how to rescue him was solved
at last by the discovery OF path
leading City feet down from the top.
A rope was lowered to the youta
and he was drawn safely to the top
OF the cliff.
Aside from the nervous shock, weak.
ness, hunger and terror, the boy is
all right.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

csiumhia. 8 c.. Ana : he Wv
Yors Life inluFanes compsry haa -
tered naii against tht rgartv treafurer
" Abhasiiie for faHss pail 90 gross
Fremiamn Ga thaf eoenfY q - charE
80 ~ tbe Dombany issi taxss are e7i
lscin3 % Fnch eD1nfy On thete pfe
1iums and tAeas cotiecglona O. ~
coastifnis prgeriy ns8 ar parpusii
iuiinaal Erery s-E1rAnee eonpanF
est1g saaiseEs is se1fA Caru.iaa -
aieFenfsf u fha reszlt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

st1tisboro. Ala. Aus = News haa
been received here that ths southern
railways extension between Stevenson
and CHATTANOOGA will be completed ~
once u u understood that Tho ma.
terlhi has been ordered and IA n0w On.
roufo 10 b. used on thia line Thia
work Was heFun some time aro, but
was stopped duFsnE no recent nuan.
cinl depression. n wiil require
$500 0oG 10 hnlnh this work. ana ,he
money 70 said 10 30 ~ dKAt with
which 20 finance II Thia wili Rige
employment ~ many IDLE men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
cemmIasIon VIII Protest .

asnntBomery. ala. Aug. s.--Ths
Alabama railroad commission has de.
cidtd 20 male formal protest 10 the
Interstate commerce commission
against ne raise In rates from OHIO
and Miszisslppi valley points 70
southern territory o. grain and pack.
Ing house proGucta TIE petition u
nov being Formulated ana wiil D. Eeti
n wahhinrfon 81 a few days u will
Be about enc same a. mat presented
~ Texas ars Georgia. save thai y
yin hs w ike RAILROAD commissi0u b.
atead Of ntirner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
TO rouR The SOUTH.
Grand Niece % stephen Foster, Com
poser, is Coming.

orano Niece .ot otcpnen FoSteFt Sou1'
poser, Is Coming,
New York, Aug. Negotiations
are completed whereby Henrietta
CWssman. who Is a grand niece Of
Stephen q Foster. the composer OF
my Old Kentucky Home" and "su.
vance River" and other well known
southern melodies. viii this fall make
a tour Of the south, the nrst she
has ever made.
Heretofore. Miss Crossman's time
has been 20 taken up with her New
York engagements that a tour Of tae
south has been Impossible This sea.
son she requested that her managers
book her through the south In order
that she might be able 70 present
Mistress Nel- and IA You Like n"
among those from whom her family
Hprang.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
ACTIVE WORK BEGUN.
Democratic National Committee
Opens Headqu, rl!rS. .
CHAIRMAN MACElssUEs CALL
He Says that While the Campaign IL
Young Il Has Made a Degree Of
Progress that ls Extremely Crafty.
ing to Democratic Management.

Chicago, Aug. S.--The Headquarters
Of the democratic national committee
in Chicago we're formally opened mere
Friday on the arrival from the east OF
Norman II. Mack, the national chair
man, who announced that from now tlll
election day. the democratic campaign
would be waged actively throughout
the country. Upon reaching the new
Offices in the Auditorium annex. CHAIR.
man Mack issued a call to the heads
OF the various subcommittee OF the
national committee 10 meet him here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
SEIZED JAP SCHOONER.
1s"pssd Raid Upon the Copper 10.
land Seal Rookeries.

~NN NNNNhNNlNts
victoria B. c.. Aug S.-News has
= received here OF the seizure while
lPung a raid upon the Copper
loe' seal rookeries on June n OF
japanese sealing schooner aIiye.
4 o he two which took part IN tae
ia.d u June ie. 1905. a ST. Paul
i behriug sea. when ave Japa.
we're killed by guards and twelve
= A'ye. which had sailing boats
1ad was attempting 10 loot the
E-'ls grounds. was captured BY the
~ Fatrollng cruiser Commander
and Captain Nomura and MS
% tairiyone Japanese seslers
ae'n Imprisoned AZ PesrooayleSk
Namehatka coast. Protests
n ioiEed BY Japanese 81 ac.
h heir imprisonment ana a
aa'e has been sent to 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
WATSON SCORES sRYAN.
BIe Crowd Hears PopulIst Candidate al
Augusta, Ca.

BIe Crowd Hears PopuIist Candidate at
Augusta, Ga.
Augusta. Ca. Aug. S.-Thomas r.
Watson, populist candidate for presi-
dent. spoke to crowded house Thurs
day night.
The Grand opera building was filled
with adherents OF Mr.. Watson, and
he was literally cheered to the ecno.
Mr. Watson was introduced by James
CARTRIDGE. excouncIlman from the fifth
ward, and spoke for two hours. He
stated that every vote cast for w. J..
Bryan would be thrown away, as ne
declared the Nebraskan had no chance
for the presidency He asked why the
votes which would be thrown away on
Bryan could not be thrown away on
him. as he was the only real democrat
in the race.
Mr.. Watson made appeal for the
electoral vote Of Georgia. His prop
osition Is, that n the vote Is given him
and Bryan needs II to win In the cleo.
roral college be will throw Il to Mr.
Bryan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
WOMAN RECEIVED SIS, 600
Unique Compact Entered Into BY olrla
Seventy Years Ago.

ST Louis. Aug S.--Mrs Margaret
Castens. niney.fouF years old, who re-
ceiyed SIS 600 three years ago as sho
'Tesult OF a unique compact entered
into by slXtyfve girls N German
convent school. moro than seventy
years ago, died az the home OF her
daughter IN this city Thursday night,
seventynvc years ago Mrs. castens
was pupil In a convent near S,a.s'
CART, Germany.
The girls agreed that after they
graduated they would pay a certain
number Of marks a year into a Der
I'm bank and the entire amount was
10 so 90 the last surviving member Of
the class. Three years ago Mrs. Cas'
tens found herself the only one OF tho
class remaining. She then wrote
20 the bank and received ti5 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

Cullman. Ala. ABE Z ~iohn Wgi
lad has been foana guilty ~ ikN
murder ~ ~ y Putnam. Nc Haa
riie. Ala. % gBig q tns waa sehferf
"a 20 "a hanged a. EsgifGssr .
case has afifacisd Nfis aiftBF h
cnase ~ fhs gFDmieerre ~ c ie
vairra HOLLAND wtr 'gr f
o. Waneeyilie hha % n eats efse
ssiiing friends ihai ke aaa Et.aa %
FuinsN's hnafa 70 affes him E~g
kim ssaih sfieK almass iaafAEt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

Monday TO confer On general plans
for the campaign which had been out
Tined
Chairman Mack will leave Chicago
next Tuesday 70 attend the Bryan no
tification al LAncoln.
During the day Mr.. Mack held con'
ferences with Roger G.. Sullivan. ma
tional committeeman for Illinois, and
other committeeman and democrats
influential IN party councils. Mr.
Mack said:
while the campaign IL young Il has
made degree of progress that u
extremely gratifying 20 the demo
cratic management In all parts OF
the country heretofore regarded a.
republicaa stronsholis are now dsba.
table ground and will be swung into
the democratic column. found COZ.
di,lons IN the east that pfeaare dem
9cratic victories.
The selection ot Senator Culber.
son, % Texas. az chairman o. The Ad'
yiN0ry committee % succeed former
Governor Francis n Missouri. meets
with the entire approval ~ the former
Missouri governor. vho. himself var
do all IN bis power % ail 10 the cam'
palgn Mr.. Fraacis 10 slin a member
~ TIE committee. Bat vas unabIe ~
serve a. chairman because hs expect
"a 10 a. abroad much % ths time dur
ing fke campaign.