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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
GEORGIA C0NVICTS
GOVERNOR ASKS LEGISLATURE
TO ACT ON PENDING
INVESTIGATION.

] atlanta. la. Aug 5-.if the leg
islutiyc committee now probing the
convict lease system does rot com.
plctc iis labor in time for thor.
Oreh and exhaustive report to be
msdr 40 This session and acted up
ON before adjournment. on rug. 70,
/ viii call the Legislature im extra
session to dispose Of the whole mat.
ter said Governor Smith
The committee, which held two scs-
. sions stll has large number of
witnesses To hear and the compile.
tion of IT'S work cannot bo forecast.
The present lease system expires on
April ] ncNt and as the two branches
of the legislature are In dispute over
the disposition To be- made of the
states con,icts. the outcome will
probably depend upon the report Of
the Investigating committee.
The chief Witness at yesterdays
sessions was \ B Combs. suprrin.
toudont of the state farm since 1908.
who made % a'a'"mont in contradic.
tiom 10 the evidence submitted in
criticism of his administration.
George Hurt made an additional
statement in reply to senator Brook,
who was formerly member of the
committee and resigned In order to
testify In his own behalf Hurt sub.
mitted documentary evidence To show
that Dr Brock while in the employ
of the state prison was instrumental
iu securing a transfer Of convicts
from one camp to another with a
profit 10 somebody
other witnesses heard were Dr. J.
~ s Holmes and J VI. Sanfricd. the
latter tcstiiyng to the heating of
liycarold hoy on the bare back un.
ul he tainted
Dr. ". s liauby. said to be ON,
of The largest lessccs of conyIcts In
the state, when asked how It was
that he secured conyicts at a low
price when others were bidding
double the amount he offered and
could not get them, Dr. Handy stated
that i'm his opinion the commissioner
was confined in it's operations Of
leasing couvicts TO original bidders
No matter how many others put I'm
bids. ho said, the convicts 10 he dis
posed of must be- held until one of
the original lcsscos called for them
Dr Handy testified that four years
age in company with W W. Toomcr
OF Waycross, he secured an award of
500 couyicts and later ON as many
as $50, which he sublcascd al a prof.
IT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
HANDLED MILLIONS
INDIAN AGENCY AT MUSkOGEE
HANDLED FIVE MILLION DOL.
LARS IN FISCAL YEAR.

Muskogee, Okla Aug Dana II.
KELSEY. United states Indian agent at
Muskogee, handled 10000 in mon
ey for the Indians Of the Five civilized
Tribes during the fiscal year just end
ed. This is several lines as much
money as IS handled at any other In
dian agency in the United States
During the fiscal year sl,699 600
was collected a. royalty on oil that
has been taken from the farms of
allott,,s and sold to the purchasing :
companies This is more than has been
taken in as royalty during the four
years preceding The records In the
agency show that during the year
there were marketed il.lUl 900 bar.
rels of oil. This does not include oil
that was produced but placed i'm stor.
age by producers. The average price
of oil has been Al cents which would
make a total of $lGS5l.ilo paid for the
oil that has been produced from al
loimcnts of Indians This does not
include oil produced on land which
has been decided 10 oil producers by
allottces who could sell their land At
the close of the fiscal year there were
$40 applications for leases pending
In the Indian agency here. compared
to 5.OO9 pending year ago.
The principal money handl by the
Indian agent here is the royalties
paid the Indians by oil men. The re-
ceips from the sale of town lots
which belong to the tribal govern
mcnts, and the money that Is paid
out in per capita payments 10 the In
dians. \ paymen' ~ nearly a half a
million dollars is % ing disbursed to
the Chickasaws and Choctaws now
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
FROM FRISCO TO NEW YORK.
Army Sergeant Walked on Wager and
Won-His Awful Experience.

New York, Aug 5.--A tall man. with
well tanned face. holding an Ameri.
can flag attached to pole. was fol.
lowed by crowd today as ho walked
across city hall park and entered the
city hall. He had tramped an the
way from san Francisco. lie was
backed by Colonel John Ward of San
Francisco against the Golden Gate
Athletic club on a $4,000 wager
Members of the club contended that
no man could cross the great divide
ana live. Walsh went across ii to San
Francisco and then crossed /, again on
his way to New York He lost fifty
pounds on his trip. his hair turned
gray from his hardshlps. and he haa
10 Kill q man-one of two who held
him mp near Elverson. Wyo. lie said
he would not make the trip again for
100000.
lie had 10 crawl along a trail nine
inches wide and lO.25O feet high M
one stage, whore, he said burro
would no 20. Walsh is a sergeant in
the United States army. He was sta.
toned at the Preside, in San Fran.
cisco ana has q urlough The arm,
"mclals ar" watching his progress.
he asserted
tie carried the American flag all
the way and used the pole as a
mountain stick It saved his life s,v.
'ral times in climbing and descend
ing steep mountains lie walked most.
ly At night, he said, for fear of
snakes and insects. His eyes are in bad
condition from the reflection of the
sun in the snow ON theh igh noun.
tains.
Sergeant Walsh had several mem.
onndum books in which me- had the
sienaiwrs of more than 1000 may.
ors. supervisors of village and town
government officials. whose names ne
collected MS me- went along. Walsh
is - Years old
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
CREEK FREEDMAN SHOT
MORALLY WOUNDED BY ANoTH.
Err NEGRO AND ROBBED OF
LAND MONEY.

Nowata. Okla. Aug g. Lurtd into
curn field and assassinatcd for the
sum OF $1,000 for which he mad sold
his land George Bird. a Creek freed
man. lies mortally wounded and in
agony while the officers search for
Aired Key II negro. who shot Bird
anu escaped with the money for which
he committed the crime
Bird who is % years old owned
farm near Nowata When the re.
strictions were removed he was offer.
ed $1,000 for the land lie refused to
accept check but gave deed to
the property for $1,000 In cash and
with the roll of bills In his pocket
started ont to paint the town In
this he was ass ted by Alfred Key. a
negro companion whom he picked up
and To whom n freely gave money.
Bird had spent fifteen dollars when
Key made up his mind TO have the
roll of grccnbacks
ON one prc'cns" or another he de-
covcd Bird TO cornfield near town
and when Birds back was turned the
man who had been his friend and
boon companion drew n six shooter
and brutally fired upon him.
The wounded man fell dying i'm a
corn row and his murderer knelt be-
side him In the darkness. loosing his
death grip from the roll of bills. Sc
cured the money and fled.
For hours Bird lay wounded until
his groans attracted the attention of
passcrshy and he was brought TO No
wata and given medical attention. He
cannot live and while ne lies in
the clutches OF death officers are on
the trail OF his murderer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
AMERICAN BOAT WON
THRILLING EXPERIENCE AZ
WATER MOTOR RACES ON
LONG ISLAND SOUND.

N,V Nork Aug .-Tu, United
States won r another International
cou'r.t today when The motor boat
DNi, % defeated the British chaI.
lrur"r Wo,soloy S.ddclcy n q 30
uil, a,c for tb. lltrmsworth cup
ou Long island sound This cup was
captured u English waters year
ago Do. the American boat Dixie.
ihrr, was AN exciting Incident
near the finish which might have
cost th, Dixie II Oh, race The en-.
piuc,r fen soueclcss as q result Of
nhalIug gasoline fumes and the
h'imsmau v,s almost overcome lie
yluchy stuck TO his task and
brought his boat home a winner. The
Dixie % beat It's fast rival 10y l9 sec.
onds. covering the 3Omlo course al
m average speed OF 275a knots. or
tlg statute miles am hour.
The pnIc 10 WAS entered by the
Motor Boat club Of America and is
owned Do, E j. Schrucdcr The VOL.
solo, SIddolc1 is owned 10, the Duke
of Westminster ana represented the
Motor Yacht club of Fuplmd The
American craft is Of 200 horsepower.
with single screw. whereas the En.
rlish boat is OF 100 horsepower and
has twin screws The course con,
sisted OF three stretches ut ten miles
each
The Daimler H. the other British
competitor. broke ils connecting rod
after il had covered about six miles
ANA when it was second In the race.
The other two American. boats Ia the
race, the a. $. A. and the Den. fin.
ishcd the course aud made fairly fast
time. The g. $. \. was defeated 10y
the Dixie by ten minutes and -four.
teen seconds and the Den hy fifteen
minutes aud nifty seconds.
II was when the Dixie II was four
miles from the finish ou the last
round OF the course that Nbcrt Rap.
puhIh the engineer bccamc uucon.
s,ious. Captain BARLEY Pierce. like.
wise suffering from gasoline fumes
directed the boat with one hand
while hc slapped the unconscious en-.
riuocr aud throw water ON him iu a
iruitIrss effort to bring him to
Raupum revived only after q doctor
had been brought ON board after
the race
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06

u have used Chamhcrlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy since
90 was first introduced to the public
i'm 1872. and have never found one
instance whore q cure was not speed.
fly effected hy it's use have been
a commercial traveller for eighteen
years and never start out on a trip
without ,his, my faithful friend %
SAYS II. :. Nichols Of Oakland, Ind,
Ter When q man has uscu remedy
for thirty-fiyc years he knows its value
and Is competent 70 speak OF Il. For
sale by r. j. Ramsey and Hoffman
Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
Chronic ptarrnoea Relieved.

Mr.. Edward l. Henry with the Unit
ei States Express CO.. Chicago. writes
our general superintendent, Mr.
Quick, handed me q bottle of Chamber,
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy some Time ago 10 check an
attack Of the old chronic diarrhoea
/ have used 10 since that time and
cured many ON our trains who have
been sick am an old soldier w.
served with Rutherford n uaycs and
William Mckinley four years In the
33rd Ohio Rcgiweut. aud have no all.
ment except chronic diarrhoca. which
this remedy stops az once For sale
boy + D. .,amscy and Hoffman Drug
Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06

Atlanta GA Aue g. Ndmircrs of
the late Joel Chandler Harris all
over the country are contributing to
- fund for the erection of memo.
rial home for poor children near
Atlanta
The institution will probably be-
known as the "uuclo Rcmus" Memo.
rial hom and will have for it's oh.
jcct the education and training Of
children of this and other states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06

Lots of men ana women who are
agreeable with others, get cranky" M
home It's not disposition. its the
liver II YOU hnd In Yourself that
YOU feel cross around the house lit-
ue things worry YOU. lust buy a bot
Tie of 'llIard's Hcrhiu" aud put your
liver I'm shape Iou and everybody
around Nou viii feel hotter for II.
Price 30 cents per bottle sold by
T. j Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
a WeakIinu

Is the only way To describe the poor
child thar is afflicted with worms
No matter how much or how often
IL eats, the worms get all the nour.
ishment from the food, the child gets
practically none Whites Cream
Nermifuge gets rid OF the worms
quickly, easily and with no bad after
effects Price 25 cents a bottle. Sold
by f. j. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06
Smokes Eighty Years: QUITS.

Chester Pa Aug 6.-After smok-
ing for eighty years, \ W. Crom.
wen, aged 90, has decided that use
OF the weed is a bad habi, and has
thrown away his pipes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-06

Perhaps YOU have noticed that when
a woman says "There's no use talk
ing she keeps riaht on talking just
the same.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Mrs Ephraim Dutton died at the home
Of her son. f. II. Dutton. in Glenslde
Wednesday April 10. She had been in
poor health for many years bu; her
death resulted from pneumonia from
which she had suffered but few days,
Mrs. Dutton. who was about 20 years old,
was a loyal member of the Methodist
Church and q constant attendant as long
as her health permitted she is survived
by two sons. J. Y. Dutton. the station
agent. and L. II. with whom she resided.
Her funeral was held at her house
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock and
lnterment was at South Walden.
The funeral OF Mrs Susan Dutton was
held at the homo of her son. L. H. Dut-
ton Saturday afternoon. the Rev. H. t..
Newell officiating, Mrs Frank Taylor
ana Mrs. Holton sang With Miss Bessie
Titus at the piano Tho remains We're
taken to South Walden .or intcrment in
the family lot.-Miss Clara Clapp arrived
Saturday to spend Easter with her par
cnts returning to hcv school in Saxtons
River Monday. John Clapp and dauGh-
ter have arrived from Trinidad colo.
and will visit his brother chars C!app.
--pcrlcy Hoyt. who is student in tho
medical department ~ the /. V. NJ. is
spending vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoyt.-A RECEIPT on
was given the RoV. and Mrs. f.. f.
Newell Wednesday evening in .no parlors
of the Methodist Church.-An Easter
concert was given by the choir of the
Congregational Church sunday evening.
The United Workers held their thank
offering meeting Monday afternoon in
| II. al, vi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
BURLINGTON. VT, THURSDAY APRIL %, 1908

scnt to burlington for analysis before
the state tnkcs any further action.
These seizures wcrc small in COMPARE
son to the amount occurred at South Rye
gate. Sheriff Winch notified the States
attorney Tuesday night that there might
be something doing at that village and
the officers radcd just before midnight
the boarding house of Mrs. Marea Mas
cadari where 40 Italians wcrc peacefully
sleeping. Here tho officers seized &C. gal
Ions of italian wine. ISL gallons Of
lager beer, a i've gallon keg of gin.
which the Italians assured the officers
was vinegar, five gallon jug OF rum,
and eight quart bottles of rum The
landlady was not in the house at the
time OF the raid and has not been secn
since. Al the hearing on Wednesday
there was nobody to appear for the rc-
spondcnt though Barre liquor dealer
and two Washington county lawyers
were in town evidently Watching pro-
ceedinee. Tho stuff is now stored in the
constahlo's cellar saturday afternoon
the officers made another seizure from
some italians, taking the stuff from
their teams. quite a quantity of liquor
in barrels was taken at this time ana the
parties will be held for hearing.
At caucus saturday night attended
by about 25 voters, tho following dele
gates were chosen to the district con-
vcntion at Montpelier: T. X. stiles, Rob
ert w slmoads. ". u. Wilcomh, George
G. FRYE. pclos NJ Bacon. Tre"mln \.
Pierce W. A. Tarlin, Frank W Ball, e.
NJ. raft. Emer ". Fuller. Ersd ~. OH
man, Frank y carr: to the state con-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
CHI11ENDEN COUNTY.
CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Edward tone whose
remains were brought Iero from chic
ago, was held Tuesday, conducted by
Friendship !. odge, +. * \. NJ, OF which the
deceased was a member MIR Stone was
a former eitizon 0t this town and was
for several years in the mercantile busi-
ness with the late Ezra Alexander. He
went to Chicago some 80 years ago and
opened a commission business for farm
produce in company with Erastus and
A. NJ. Baldwin but the firm was dissolv-
ed several years since. He was the old
est Of six children OF Dr. joel stone. OF
this family. Oyott" r. stone, now of
Maine, is the only survivor. the inter-
mcnt was in the West cemetery, in the
family lot.
At the republican caucus Saturday
evening. the following delegates were
elected: To the state convention. Will
liam Footc. John n. Thorp W. /. Brad
ley. George ". Prind.o; 10 IL" district
convention, Dr. W. II. H. Narne Thom-
as Bacon William G. Iivcrmore. l.. +.
Tucker. The general sentiment in this
town seems to be in favor Of sending
uninstruct'd dcleGatos to the national
conventions Easter sunday the church
was handsomely trimmed with po;tod
plants and cut NoWcrs.-S. q Bush has
gone to Canada for few weeks
Alonzo NJ BALDWIN. in his 77th year.
died Tuesday afternoon at the home uf
r. f. and Minnie F.. Mollison in this
town. Mr.. Baldwin had been in feeble
health for some time auc his death was
not unexpected He leaves three chill
dren, Luther and >onzo Baldwin OF Chi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
RUBBER BOOTS KILLED
AN INTEMPERATE MAN

Rutland. April 22.--Georgc Rixby of tho
town ~ Rutland died last night Of lock-
law resulting from ganVronous condition
of both feet Bixhy was very intempcr-
a'o and the gangrcnc is due 20 constant
wear Of rubber boots and lack Of cloanli-
moss. 1t is said that he had not had the
boots off COY weeks aud that when ply
sicians removed them tho flesh was in
SUCH condition that pieces oI 1t dropped
from his foet.
W. G. r. [. CONVENTION MAY I.
Tho annual convention of The Woman
Christian Temperance unions of Rutland
county will hc held at West Rutland
May Miss Christine Tinklns of Liver
pool ~ill nc among tie speakers.
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR STUDENTS
Principal : II. EreAine to-day an
uouuccd the honor pupils i'm the senior
class OF the Ru'lud high school: Miss
l.. Marjorie Bates Is valcdlctorian and
Miss Mildred g.. Lrningweu, salu,arian.
The others in the first 10 ar, Ednah
Ruth Blanohari Willard r Blanchard.
clara G Enge., Leah lna Goats, Horace
=. Coubrn. Ella Mari Nrans, Harriet *.
Schriver, Blanche Stcrns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
NEW HAVEN.

\ Foster cluo was organized Saturda Y
evening ana the following officers elected:
Pre- sidcnt. Dr V. s Weston; vice-presi-
dent, y. a. Rolcau; secretary. G. Il.
Palmer; treasurer. q. T.. Coates. The
next meeting will bc held at the town
hail SATURDAY May . at 500 - M All
Foster men are requested to nc present. .--
At the republican caucus Saturday even
ing, the following delegates were elected:
state. c. s. Dana, Warren Peck. NJ. j.
Landon; district, a. l.. Roleau. NJ. G.
Peck. G. r. Nnowlcs,-Miss Kate Sanhorn
continues seriously ill--Mrs. Hayward
and daughtor Of Addison were guests
of Mrs " !. Landon SaturdHy.-A. y.
Roscoe has recovered from his illness
Beaver Glen Grange viii meet Friday
evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. w. w Moore is passing the week
in TicondcroEa with M. aud Mrs. s. G.
Moore Mrs G. H. Hail has returned
from Ticondcroga after passing several
weeks with her daughter Mrs, Moore.
Charles I.evalleY. who is an inmat" of
the sanatorium at Pittsford. is at home
for a few daYs.--Lena, oldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Simon LaValley died
Sunday night after an illness OF about
two weeks. The funeral was held We'd
ncstlaY at st. Gcnevievcs Church. THE
funeral of Ira Harrington was held
Tuesday morning with burial in Crown
Point, y. Y.-Dr. Mary Plat and Miss
Farr returned from Boston Monday
The dance in Academy hall Monday
evening under the management of the
Young people was we'll attended, The
cheese factory will open for summer
work April 27-Maurice sullivan, who is
receiving treatment in the Mary Fletcher
hospital has been at home for few
days.-Mrs Il. W, Hall is passing few
days In whitehall, \. Y, with her
sister. Mrs. Mckee.-W w More is in
C;l.ns Falls, \. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
SHELBURNE.

At the annual communication Of Friend
ship Lodge, No. 81, f. X y. NJ. the fol-
lowing officers were elected; James \,
Cory, ". NJ, Martin c. HN s. w.
w +, Palmer, j. W; l. II. pyette, secre-
tary: George Foot, treasurer, Steven
Noonan. s. u; Michael Thompson, J. d.
Tho installation will take place on the
return of Mr. Cory from Porto Rico.
Miss Alice Spawn Of Sh"lhurne and
Allen Sawyer of Port Kent y. y, are
20 be married at St. GATHERINGS Church
April IS.
At the republican caucus Saturlay
evening, the following delegates were
elected for the state convention: ". A
Weed. G. T. Van Nlict, j. h. Duhuc; foi
the district convention, T. T.. Gobhardt
f. r. Stnddard. W. NJ. Webster Dele
Gates have power to choose their own al
t,rnatcs. Miss Lucia f.. Stoddard, who
Uas operated on at the Mary Fletche,
hospital. Friday morning, is as comfort
able as can be expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The marriage of John, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Lindlcy BirdsaN. ana Miss Ruth
MiliCan Of Lawrence, Mass, took place
April 2l.-Mrs, Curtis Orvis was in Bur
lington last week to attend the funeral
Of her father-Mr, ana Mrs. EleaZar
shattuck We're called to Richmond on
nCcount of the serious illness of their
sister, Mrs. Josiah Fuller Mr.. ana Mrs,
stephen Young and family. who have
spent the winter here. returned Saturday y
10 Port Chester, y, Y, whore Mr. Young
Ia n position The ladies of this place
Will organize II Sunday school Sunday
At the Jerusalem school house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
WINOOSKI

Al the annual meeting Of the Winooslli
steamer company, the following officers
were elected: Foreman Charles II.
stevens: FIRST assistant, NJ. II. liolloran,
Jr.. SECOND assistant. Sidney snyder clerk,
paul Gunther; treasurer, II. l.. Thomas,
rua-r,rr Fred Mead; first assistant en-
smeer. George llurbert; second assistant
engineer William PariZo; auditor, j. f.,
sullivan. steward. Paul Kirby.
The republican delegates To the state
convention IN Burlington, from the town
of colchester April 90 are; r. r.. Hop
k.os George u Nash, c, IT, Stevens.
Continued ON 2nd Page.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
oRTDpORT.

The Ladies society of the Congrega-
tional Church will hold an orange sup
per at the vestry June I'D. +. Gros-
venor is moro comfortable Mrs. o. t..
Converse is ro ,VerinE from her recent
illness.--Ten dollars wer" realized at
the Methodist Entertainment April II
r. II. Iutchins.l is working at the saw
mill in CornV all-The following dele
gates We're ie.tod for the republican
convention at lnrlngton District. +.
@. Blalsdoll Inward Nichols, r. w.
Fletcher: State = lVitherell. J. IL.
Howe O. e ConN rs..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
ORWELL.

l.. q. Needham is in New York for a
few days-The Rev. J. G, Williams Off
Ciatcd at the funeral of Mrs, liornbeck
at her sons Thursday afternoon and in
terinent WAS In Brandon. Mrs. John Ste
Nens and child have come home from
Rutland in poor health.-The only child
Of Mr. and Mrs, Rollin Wilcox of Glcns
Falls, y. T., died the first of last week
In hospital AT Albany and her body
was brought to her grandfather's. James
W. Kimberley, Tuesday, where the tu-
neral was largely attended Wednesday,
the Rev. j c. Williams officiating. The
republican caucus saturday elected dele
gates to the district and state conven-
tions AZ follows: II. r Cults Delos La
puc and q. II. Bush to attend both CON
ventions, r O. Bishop, w. H. Nicker-
son and Luther Lille as alternates.