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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29
Receiver For Trust Co.

A suit was filed in Circuit Court No.
2, 10 Baltimore City on Tuesday last by
the Attorney General Of the state to
have the Southern Trust Company, Of
that city, adjudicated insolvent.
The Court appointed a receiver for
the concern.
An examination was made by by Gen.
Murray Vandiyer, State Treasurer, into
the condition Of the cumpany's affairs,
its resources, the safety and prudence of
its management, the security afforded
to those by whom its engagements are
held and whether the requirements Of
its charter and the law have been com
piled with
As q result Of the examination and in
vestigation, It is alleged it appeared to
Treasurer Vandiver that it would be
unsafe and inexpedient for the company
to continue to transact business, and the
facts were reported to the Attorney
General ia order that such proceeding
as was required by law might be taken.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29
Concert and Lecture.

The sacred concert and lecture held
in the Town Hall on Sunday last for the
benefit II the La Plata Fire Department
was quite success in every particular.
The hall was filled to oyerhuwiug. and
the program was much enjoyed by an
attentive audience, especially the lee
ture by Rev Father Macuamaia, Of BEN
edict. Father Mcnamara is an excel
lent orator, having clear and rapid
flow Of speech, and his eloquence spread
throughout the large hall as though it
were but a tiny room. His remarks
we're most entertaining and instructive,
and he held the attentions II the crowd
IN attendance as one.
The amount contributed by the audi
ence was about S33.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29
Capt Randall's VIII.

Capt, f. s. Randall, who died April
1lth in Washington, bequeathed life
interest in his entire estate to ms widow,
Mrs. Louise 5 Randall, according to his
will, which was executed December 30,
1905, and which has been offered for
probate. In event Of her remarriage She
will be entitled only to her share allow
cd by law, At Mrs Randalrs death the
estate is to 60 to the testator three
children, Esteile 5. Randall, Harry S.
Randall and Elizabeth Randall.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29
FRIDAY, May IS, 1908
7. OCAI AND personal
Local Brevities.
Sunday, the last day of Spring.

A7WihNaaF NAAN $500 ''
-'Old sol' is getting in his work,
The orphans Court will be in session
on Tuesday.
The May term Of the Circuit Court
TASTED just one week.
Dirhthers i, issaid is not prevailing
at Ironsides as alleged.
Mrs. Helen A. Norris ia removed to
her old home near Pom.ret-
Mr.. VIM. Queer, IT., is at home with
his parents, at 3ryantown, for the sum
mer.
Mr.. Robert Grain, Baltimore City,
visited his large land estate near Harris
Lot on Wednesday.
good plac to spend the summer
at the New wills. Large, airy rooms
and every conve nience
The new road engineer seems to be
be going at his work in business way.
He looks ike success.
Miss Katherine Posey will deliver the
commencement address atMt. st. Agnes
College On the 9th Of june.
r, p1a,o is manning The clank Of
the Ratchet and the whizz Of the saw
eau b. heard all over town.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet four days next week to pass
aaaann+s ara;rs, the County
,.ia
MISSES i'''i'S 7'''''1'i, = ',',1 - '',
-, rma. t'ra Trim - FuTo,s
hugs'es anu harness. rom VIC '"o'i
Ss' 10 '"e i,'''S'' - 9''' -
"ne"S' i'N' " ~" " -
,,., No..
He''iuaS us . :, So, - IL, ,his
Ia''o" uas =. ', - rho de,,a.its now
Wv" 80 " 90 - -, iu.rsox-
a''''""' - go 49, "
5.. 1.,;,ar,, cao he had IN
10 -. arm ,l,rtars and
- -. Tho rar.bous. Of Mr. F. b.
Matthews this town.
IT., Ia Plat, oives vu first elias,
accomns dation,. aid has bowling al
leys, pool and billiard tables for tie en-
tertainment Of its guests. a good livery
attached.
Look at the all-steel wagons handled
nv F. r. Matthews. this town. The
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29
Religious Notices.

NJ. f. Church, South, Sunday May
81 Preaching at Chieamuxen 1910 A.
NJ, Pisgah $50 P. NJ, and Shiloh 7.45
pm. La Plata, Sunday School 10 A.
NJ. Epworth League 40 P. NJ, led by
Or, P. E Sasseer
D, N. BROWN, P, G,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29
Mar yIand Tobacco Market.

Week ending May &, 1905. Reported
by Richard S. Hill, State Tobacco
Agent
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-05-29

After a self-made man finishes the
Job he closes the factory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
Frost and Lawrence Take
Opposite Views on
the Question.

state Tax Commissioner J. =.
Frost and Railroad Commlesioner
IL. a. Lawrence debated the proposed
tar amendment before the Chamber
IT Commerce last night These two
state officials take decidedly DIFF
fernnt views on the question Of how
the atate should raise its taxes.
Commissioner Frost wants the pro-
posed constitutional amendment
which completely revolutoniaea TIE
present system Of taxation passed,
while Mr.. Lawrence. who has stud
led the question thoroughly de-
cIares that the people VIII get the
worst Of II and tho corporations
will have much the better OF H.
shouId the present nystcm give way
10 the one proposed by Frost Com
missioner FROST argued that the
proposed law would place the bur
den OF state government upon gen
erni property and work 90 the best
interests Of the state az a whole,
Commissioner Lawrence believed
that the proposed amendment would
be n had one for the people.
1T ~ perfectly natural" he de-
clarod. "for the state tax commits
sion, OF which Mr. Frost IL a mem-
Der. to favor a method likely to
produce funds the most easily, and
will admit that this method VIII do
that. For the first time IA the his
tory of the state the value 81 rail-
road property has passed from the
unknown 10 the known. The tax
against railroad property must be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
May SECURE RUNABOUTS
FOR DEPART lent HEADS
Finance Committee Says
Touring Cars Are
Too Fast. 4

Acting on the theory that the
large touring cars are too much OF
a temptation as a vehicle for fam
lily outings, the question of replao-
ing the big automobiles now owned
by the city with smaller runabouts
was brought up at the meeting OF
the finance committee this MORN
ing.
Il was also urged that the big
automobiles are SO heavy and 50
speedy that serious accidents are
likely TO happen. thereby involving
the city In possible damage suits.
While the members of the com.
mittee were discussing this phase
of the question, George Hewitt, OF
Bremorton. who was struck and
severely injured by Supt Maloney's
touring ear on October 3, filed a
claim for $500 damages against
the municipality as remuneration
for his injuries and sufferings
Hewitt alleges IN his complaint
that Supt Maloney was running the
automobile az an excessive rate OF
speed and that the accident was
due to lack OF proper precautlon on
the part Of that city official
There are three OF the big tour
ing cars now operated by city de-
partmont officials. One IL used by
Maloney, another by the chief Of
police. and the third By Supt
Youngs. OF the light and water de-
partment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

CRAWFORDsVILLE. Ind. Oct
William n. Taft began the sec.
ond day Of hia campaign IN Indiana
AZ Brazil today. The candidates
throat II still sore and he has diffl.
Guilty in making himself heard by
the crowds. The principal annoy
ance % the candidate comes from
the sulphur fumes Of torches and
c0lOred fire used In the night meet.
inga DR.. Richardson has requested
the various arrangements commit
tees where night stays are made to
discontinue the Nominations In
many places. however. the request
has been disreEardcd.
TAFT told the wOrklnRmen here
that restoration of confidence was
necessary to insure future pros.
perity. and that he viewed with
diatrust the possible result Of the
election Of Bryan.
Al Green Castle, Taft said that
the recent financial depression was
the result OF oyerconfidence. A
placard with the words. There's
nothing small about him." was dis
played above the speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
SEATTLE'S OPPORTUNITY,
SAYS BARRETT

The coast tine ~ the fatin.Ameri.
can republics on the Pacific ~ just
As accessible In steaminF radius as
Ia the greater portion 81 the Pacific
coast 81 Asia.
The most essential things % the
Development Of this trade with the
Pacific coast Of South America are
lines ~ fast mail passenger and
express steamers. Otherwise the
people Of South America viii not
come here 20 trade. and We Will not
- there. We must establish these
rapid mail lines or we viii be
beaten both BY Europe and Asia ="
Mr. barrett strongly urged the
cooperation Of the coast cities In
he holding Of great international
rmn.AmericAn conference on this
coast next year. 10 which will BE-
Invited the leading business mon
Of the LAtln.American republics
bordering on the Pacific ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
READY TO
ENTER PRIZE RING


10 kill him. No such feelings pre-.
vented bis slaughter hy men from
various sealing boats. who time
sitter time organized expeditions
and vent in search of him
Wlsc In the ways of men and
fearful Of the smell o. powder, Old
Roman lad them merry chase FOR
years. mlly 10 fall a prey 10 the
spear uf a native. who came upon
hlm gofErd with fish aud fast
asleep IN the shelter Of an Ice hum.
usock. and who realized that, after
aii. be was merely bear His
hurr petit. said "a b. the largest IN
th0 wofld. wlll be- exhibited among
the Alaska wonders al the A.f r.
r.. healde that Of The smallest
known hide Of polar bear. no
larger than that u cat. which
npw hanga on the wall " We Ode
Carintlty shop Tbs rslf Of old
RemAn Il II feet 6 inches long and
~ fent Z lnehea vide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

IS RAGING
Worst Of Snow Storms
Prevailing in the
Middle West.

WINNIPEG. Man, Oct. 2S.-One
OF the worst snow storms ever
known In this section OF Canada
at this time of the year Is raging
here today. Transportation is com
plotely demoralized, and there Is
no sign OF the violence OF the storm
diminishing soon.
The Vancouver express Is stalled
here, and probably viii not be able
70 start west until tomorrow. and
Il Is doubtful If It viii be able to
mako much progress then.
No trains arrived here from the
east today, aud, though the rail-
roads are busy with snow plows.
they are able TO make little head.
way Ten and twelve inches of
snow has fallen In some places. and
at many points the drifts are ten
feet deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
NRfATHS FOR THE LIVING

haey Of the posoffce the only arrival with
~ s's q votes n The Stars Wreaths for the Living
~ morning although there couple Of hundred
ioF Ssroas contestants none
hAn one vote John T. Wilson away
ne Jacob Farth has dropped third place.
~ AZ punched and likely change places day
as'e - SIN plenty Of get inside the twelve Mr.
- se@Ains Into the twelfth this morning with 2s
"S@t John Ripnger appeared IN the mail with three
- accompanying vote the following letter:
asng back the citizens Seattle who IN need
aV word before they quit THIS for better at least
- ~ abode can conceive Of no more entitled %
a Our od tried and trusted friend Honest John Rplnger
- % those whom The title Honest aured 20 the polls on
49, election day and. with stubby pencil marked my x
" ms name And when the returns came In mourn
49, ssa.nng q earth Of truth than Then things
aa With thousands o. others unc0rked the walls Of my
e. - poured forth Ia corrodng language Since
, sac bfoadened In philosophy and perhaps have
- ~ ~ Whatever the would earnestly suggest that
one q your vcracioua reporters 10 work seeking tho
49, Na Of Mr. RDiuger further would suggest that
IN @@ marked copy Of the
n D. MATTHEwsON."
~ following Is the standing o. the contestants today;
zen Wilson, 49, Cor "a; Furth 20; Frank
g; W. II Sutherland 80; A. L. Cohen. S.; III Gli
i an = Miller So w. II Moore. co. James A. Agnew, fS;
egsoa sr 81 r. C. Macy. IS; W. p Trimbie. rs; John
- ~ A blethen 1O DR.. NJ. a. Matthews. s. John Rip
- q G D. Himan g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
COURT ENJOIHS BOARD TO
EQUALIzE ASSESSMENT

Why they have not complied with
the order
The writ was granted upon np.
pIlcatsou u Thomas Burke and
Frank r. Hunter. Who Rliegc IN
their petition that the couaiy com.
fninniunrrn have been ~ error ia
hnidinE the act authorizing the
assessments for the construction
~ tho canal unconstitutional. aud
Ia refusing a. obey in Iniunctsune.
Il Is alleged In the petition thar
the Nnited States government Ia.
ieuds a. construct a canal from
aecp water In PUGET sound through
Lake Union 10 dcep water IN Lake
wanhin9ton. and that an efnerEency
exisia whlch Is sufficient basis for
the act ~ TIE Legislature anihortz.
iuE The special assessments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
A Famous Polar Bear of
Gigantic Size Is
Killed.

"Old Roman ID no more. IIis
hide IA now peacefully rrpoaing ia
the office Of G. II. Wernecka, In
the rear 81 We Oide Curiosity shop.
On the waterfront. while bis body
Is BY this time meat for the winter
use Of natives on Point Harrow
'old Roman r.. OF. rather. VISA a
polar bear. and measurements IT
his skin prove ths assertions that
have been made for years BY noai
hunters thar 10 was The largest
~ bis Kind IN existence.
For PEARS be has terruriscd the
natives ~ Point Barrow. who have
regarded his enormous strength and
deeds % amazing saeacitY with q
superatltiona awe that forbade them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
WELCOMES
A STRONG
FLEET
JAPAN ANXIOUS FOR
u. S. TO GUARD
PACIFIC.
VIII Cease Her Expansion
to Rely on American
Protection.
sY \. Lee eLoTwoarAV.

STAFF Correspondent fos the United
Press on Hearo the U. 9. 9. Georgia
TOXIC. Oct q. That japan vel
comes strong American fleet Ia
the Pacific ocean a. a guarantee
% peace. and that " the unitrd
States places mere var vessels ln
The Pacific. Japan viii cease hsi
policy % naval expansion. looh ing
% the United States 10 prevent uaF
VAS the statement made here 20
night b the viscouni kansko IN
a notable speech before the Amerl
can Friends society
Nlacount kaneko took the peal
tlou that after the demon atratfou
q friendship between America and
Japan. an American fleet IN the
Pacific ocean could not b. coasld
cred By Japan a. lnimleabie 10 he's
intereatm
Ne avoided any mention OF the
cry % the uhite mans Pacific
that vas raised In Australia. and
declared that the only necessity 81
an American fleet 10 The Pacific
would BE- 10 preserve peacs. and
not TO act against any single ma
ton.
Admiral sperry bads farewell "a
Toxic this afternoon. going 10 Yo.
kahama lie vas represented 81
the entertainment given By Wis.
count Kaueko ~ Admiral Emory
The reception VAS held IN ths
rooms ~ the Maple cimb. and waa
the last entertainment Of tho eeln
hraii0n AT Toxic.
A reception to the American fleet
officers ou beard Admiral Togo'a
famous flagship Mlkasa vas the
feature % tonl&hts celebration AZ
Yokohama. Admiral sperrY was
the guest 81 honor. and at an 81.
formal smoker that followed. In
order that japan mas have her
promised week 81 entertainment
for the American fleet the ships viii
no, sail until Sunday. instead OF
leaving Saturday afternoon, as vas
planned All the admirais except
Admiral Emory left for Yokohama
Nith Admiral spcrry.
The last function of the fleets
visit viii be a reception by Admiral
sperry on the flagship Connecticut
IN Yokohama bay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

DR. y =. Roller. seatsle's wrcat.
ler. Il going 20 break into the prize
fighting game just as quickly az he
can.
lie reached Seattle last night A.
ter an absence Of several months IN
Honolulu. and within few days
VIII leave for New York with the
expectation 0f spending a month
wlth Robert Ftgsimmoua rita.
simmons met Roller In a private
boxing bout when be was last In
Seattle. and Was so impressed with
The ability 81 the Seattle man that
be NJ once offered 60 take hold OF
him this fall and put him through
a course Of training for the ring
When Roller reached Seattle last
night there was a letter awaiting
him here from MFa. Fitxsimmons 20
the effect that Bob" WAS afraid he
would not b. able 10 meet Roller In
New York because Of a theatrical
engagement IN London. Roller be.
lievcH. however. that Il will be a
month or more before F1tz will
leave New York. and this morning
wired him offering 10 leave Sc.
attic at once The nature of the r..
ply viii determine what Roller
VIII do
VIII Seek Some One Else.
In The event that F1tzsimmons
will be unable 20 wait. some other
successful pugilist Of the fltzsim.
mons type will be engaged and Rol.
Ter will 20 10 work Immediately
Following hla course Of training he
win al once make Il known that
he ~ prepared to meet any man in
tho world. Tommy Burns, Jack
Johnson, or any Of the rest Of
them
There r. no man IN the ring to
day whom ! will not meet n given
the opportunity" said Roller. 4
have determined 70 get into the
game AZ once. aud. II possible. make
my way 20 the top Just as rapidly
as possible I have every conf
denco In myself. and don't believe
there is a man IN the ring today
who can make me back up. am
IA better condition right now than
have ever been I'm my life / viii
not 20 back TO the practice Of med
icine until have demonstrated
what | can do as a pugilist
About His Friends.
some of my friends may be
shocked AZ my determination 20 en-
ter the ring. but can't help that. |
know OF no better way OF making a
lot OF money In a short space OF time.
and ~ I have been endowed with
moro than the ordinary amount OF
strength and stamina there Is no
reason why | should not take ad.
vantage OF that fact and use Il for
my own benefit. | can be as hon
orablo IN the ring az I'm the prac-
tice OF medicine. and intend TO be.
| know ! win retain the respect OF
those who know me, and that Is all
| care for"
Roller ls looking better than he
has az any time since coming 90 Sc
attic The yellowishness OF com
plcxion has entirely disappeared,
and IN its place Ia the healthleet
sort OF tan. He weighs 21s pounds
stripped and Is as hard as a piece
OF metal While I'm Honolulu he
lived out Of doors day and night.
worked all OF the time and at reg
ular intervals took a plunge In the
salt water
II never had a better time IN my
life." said Roller this morning, "and
come home feeling better than
ever have before"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
Urges Establishing Of Fast
Steamship Line TO South
America.

IL Seattle IL to become great
port and a great city Il must with.
out delay get In touch With the
twelve South American republics
bordering on the Pacific ocean. az
well a. China. Iapan and the
Orient"
The above statement was made
by Hon. John Barrett. director 81
The International Bureau Of the
American Republics, before the
Chamber Of Commerce this after.
noon. Mr.. Barrett spoke IN hts
official capacity and a. a citizen
u the Pacific Northwest
Unless Seattle awakcua 10 this
fact. San francisco will beat her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
TAX AMENDMENT IS
TOPIC OF DEBA TE

In Biat proportion 10 the taxes on
0tbar property IN tho state What
viii be the result 81 this new aya-
tcmf Communities that have big
mileage II railroad property win
see n exempted from local taxes
whiie the cost 81 policing that prop
erty must be borne BY those com
lnunitiea Counties with little or no
raiils1ad mileage will share tn the
benefits with no burdens attached
would lead 10 condition Of ex-
trapaRance on the part OF state Of
ficiala"
TIE members % the chamber
lintencd 20 both arguments without
intcgrupiing the speakers, and at
the close took no action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
QUESTION OF FEEDING
PRISONERS IS IGNORED
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE MAKES UNSATIS-
FACTORY ANSWER-HODGE REPEATS
PLEDGE ALREADY MADE.

tobcr is written In the interest ~
the Civic tuion and addressed 20
inc az BLACK Diamond. has Just
reached me. which accounts Tor my
delay in answering the question you
ask a. TO whether I VIII serve Tor
the salary ~ se&eo per year alone.
II elected sheriff
In reply 20 that question can
simply repeat what ! have said IN
number % public speeches both
before and since the primary cleo
tlnas II elected sheriff. / viii serve
for the salary attached 20 that office
alone
u DO not know how much it eosta
20 feed the prisoners n the county
iaii properly I DO not think that
they can be- led ca good. wholesome
feed for 10 cents per day. which has
been estimated as the present cost
20 the sheriff | DO believe that
Ger day just fixv-eixhtha OF tire
amount allowed the sheriff hy the
county FOR feeding tha prisoners
hut whatever the cost. / pledge
myself. II elected sheriff % institute
a system cf bookkeeping into thc
office which Viii show Il 20 cent
and 60 return 60 she county treasury
the difference between tho cost II
maintaining the prisoners and the
amount 81 the allowance Tor that
purpose BY the county commission
srs
\ am willing q serve a. sheriff
Tor Sec per month and will Accept
no other compensation or profit Il
elected
Hoping that I have answered tfa
question fsily and satisfactorily. ! re-
nlain. very respectfully.
ROBERT r. HODGE
Republican Candidate gaF sheriff
What Williams Says.
Ar Williams reply u a. follows
tff Arcade Annex
Seattle. Wash oct. 49, 1903
Christopher " tiorr. Secretary tha
Civic Gallon 20 Seattle
Dear sir 1 Hm tn receipt ~
your communication uf the i4th
inst. relative - tha matter ~ feed
inN thr coanty prisoners iu the
event % mF eiacflun a. sheriff -
king county Ia reply thereto
have fhis q SAY Under The law.
u IA the tugy - the county com
mlssienerN g. arrange for ihe feed
inw ~ the pris1nera Ca the county
SAN and II elected % thr office 81
sheriff e wouid te my duty 60 COM
giy vita ihe arrangements - made.
which l agree % DO Nef5 truly
yeers J. ~ WtLt.IAMN~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

fxwHlisms. Democratic candh
A. M shsrla. refuses 70 declare
49, q ne issue Of feeding the
,,s4zsrs b ne county Jail.
Ns,sr 70 The secretary Of The
n,e runn Of Seattle. Mr. vii.
IN. sssiss tho issue BY putting
!. rs.:' b the hands Of the couu.
,anri@rners.
M h.ssr from the Civic Union
-. i, snlnt-biank question Il the
-. ssnsY saved from prison
=. "a x.ll BE- turned back into
y. rnsss ueasury aud Mr.. VII.
- ossFlcekB the question en-
tfxlf.
xaess fstssssa the same letter.
- a. xrzszn ; frank. straight.
sa~.ars rss,y n Hhich he answers
s.erg ssssiins pat % him.
n psixe states openly that he
A. ~ sassaa d starvs the pris-
s-sss 4 srseE t. make q record
~ hlmrn He does not believe
A., Az can b. properly fed for
a s>zts Gag. bat thinks that g
III sest ssarsr Is cents a day. but
-, osss .kal aun. The allowance
~ ! 4 esnts = day Mr. Hodge
- rsomlses to install a system
4 .xkkmgIax that viii account
- szsry cent Of crpcnalrafe Ia 4
rasam nj wlli permlt II 10 pruat
nes psfxon IN The shcriHs
g.
Il a. Is esaded In Mr.. VII
nsz5 <i'rr. By the general state
nses @as he county commission
~ IN tie hxlna 81 tie cost y
~ e'4anars board ard fAat be
VI snn.ply with whatever they
M 4 tAege b anY possibility %
nvirf ans money out Of the allow
szes nlade ~ ne county eomnis
xaaeu ". NInlams ieaves the
Csxk Enlan In iAs dark az 10 what
~ Il deus villa Il.
ne iallnxlng are the replies Of
~ candidates:
Hedges Hsply.
Seattle. OFT. ~ fse4
~ CHRISTOPHER n Horr. Secretary
tke Civic Ensrn n Seattle.
Dear SIR fea1 Is4fss II or-