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The Delta independent., 1908-03-13
AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
FIRST M. z. CHURCH.

w. G.. Barron pastor. Morning theme
The Second Great Crisis In The Life
Of Christ-Th TRANSPORTATION" Even
ing sermon will be to Young Women.
This is the fourth sermon in the series
to young people.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services every third Sunday. Mass
$3.50 a. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching services at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 8. As a. m
y. Y. P. U. at $50 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. All are invited.
Public Sale.
ID G. Salisbury will sell This house.
hold goods, ~ tons of hay, farm imple-
nents and many other articles at his
olace near Chipeta Switch, 4 miles
southeast of Delta on next Monday,
March 10th, at; public auction.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-13
Millinery.


l wish to thank the ladies' of Delta
and vicinity for the very liberal patron
age given me in the past and to say /
am prepared to show line of up-to-
date spring and summer millinery.
My trimmer, Miss Isabel Spooner
from Denver arrived recently and
unites with me in the desire to furnish
our patrons with chic and exclusive
styles. Call on US.
MRS. MARY E. ROBINSON.
For Sale.
Five Shares Of Independent Tele-
phone stock.
H. W. CURTIS, Paonia, Colo.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
WILL LEAVE FOE ENGLAND
TO VISIT RRLATIvBS


Frank Singer, for many years . roai-
dent of Canon City, but now living at
Colorado Springs, viii leave today for
q trip across the Atlantic ocean for
the purpose Of renewing boyhood asso-
Citations in Great Britain. In referring
to Mr.. Singers prospective outing the
Colorado Springs Gazette says:
AFTER % years spent in the United
States, Master Mechanic Frank Singer
OF the Short Line and allied roads, viii
leave this city on September 10 for
New York. whence he will sail ON Sep
tember IA for England ON a visit to
his old home in London. Mr.. Singer
was born in the great English metrop-
oils, but came to this country when .
young man and has never been homo
since. He will be gone about two
months and will make a tour of Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland and the Wales
before returning. He has large num-
ber Of relatives in the British Isles
and intends to visit them all.
Mr.. Singer, who lives at 1116 WASH
ington avenue, is one of the Oldest and
most prominent employees of the Short
Line"
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
tDoARD OF PENTTRNHARY
'n6-S C0a1llsslAMKRS NET uKR1

The board Of penitentiary commits
sio0ors were In session at the prison
here this morning, but beyond the
paaaAge Of the usual bills and the dis
eassion OF matters pertaining to the in
stitution nothing was done. Commits
sioaer Tracey OF Trinidad. reported
that snmcient money had been raised
BY subscription among the people Of
Las Animas county to maintain the
convict camp at Starkvillo and
that thare wcs no likelihood of its
ahandoament for a month OF six
weeks at least About ave miles Of
roaA has been made by the prisoners
during the summer and the construc-
ton has been Of such . character As
TO commend the enterprise to all who
have seen It There does not seem to
be any doubt that the Aext legislature
will make the necsssary appropria-
ton from the public funds to continue
the work OF building . great boule-
ward across the state from the old
Santa re trail, below Trinidad north
ward to the Wyoming frontier. The
penitentiary commissioners left for
Buena Vista this afternoon to look af-
ter affairs in connection with the state
reformAtory. ....-
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
SEARCH SUSPECT ON AC.
COUNT OF FLORENCE BURGLARY

A small sum Of money and about .
dozen razors were stolen from = bar
ber shop In Florence by unknown bur
glars Sunday morning. Marshal
Houston was apprised By telephone Of
the occurrence and searched twelve
suspects in the railroad yards Sunday
night and six this morning in an ef-
fort to lind the missing properly. but
without result. OF the eighteen men
examined none objected TO the search
ing process by the ofacer.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
fRLRPHONR LINE INTO the
ROYAL GORGE COMPLETED

The Colorado Telephone company
has completed the work Of stringing .
wire for the use OF the city from the
site Of the new waterworks reservoir
through the Royal Gorge to the pipe
line intake. . couple OF miles or 70 be-
yond the Hanging bridge, and It IL
DoW ready for use. The erection OF the
wire was In many respects q notobls
pssce Of work and the rapidity with
which the undertaking was accom-
DlisAsd 10 highly crsditabls 70 those In
eAAfee Of he work. Al many places In
- caaoa ths wire b sapportsd %
Osesl braeksts Axsa 70 The almost per-
Dl0Aloalar walls Of The eoeEs and II
u0iSus IN The history OF tslsphone In
ulailaEioa. TAs Wire win not oaly -
b ceavsaisses. ut N aheoasts nscss-
~ wAsa ~ laying q ths watsf-
wseks piDe No. a1nag tssr ru1isoa1
tsnck baginA A sssiss oe phOtosrapAic
yssvs Of he hanging wire alluded To
Vses tAkea at the instance Of Manager
CAnphsll OF the local telspAoae az
cAanes. and will - rsproduesd - half
tDas cuts In tie Telephone Journal OF
lgsv York CITY.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
G. A. Z. LADIES ELECT
NEW OFFICERS

Mrs. z. d. Barnhart sends the Daily
Record from Toledo, Ohio, the follow
ing list OF omcers elected by the ma
tional convention of the Ladies' Of the
@. A R. in that city last week. to
which she was \ delegate from the Ds-
partment of Colorado and Wyoming:
Mrs. Genevieve Hager LOagAeld-
National President Chicago.
Mrs- Crane-Senior vice-prosidsat.
Toledo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Garvin-Junior viee
president. Jersey City.
Mrs. Catherine Ross-Treasuror.
Denver.
Mrs. Mary E Hancock-CAaplain.
8yracuse. N. Y.
Mrs. Clara N. Sawyer, Counsslor.
South Portland, Ne.
Council Of Adminfstrakioa-Afs.
EIoreace Wallace, China, Ne; Mrs..
Lulu Alleah Shannon, Brem0rton.
wash; Mrs. Josie Slicksr. Jeanette.
Pennsylvania.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
rocco Ds ORIO ARRESTED
ON CRIMINAL CHARGE

Rocco De Orio, who about ten days
ago kidnapped Santana Merlina, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Merlina
Of Brookside, was arrested at Louis
Vile, Colorado. this morning at the in
stance Of the authorities here and will
be brought to Canon City to answer a
criminal charge. De Orio. who Is an
Italian. is about twenty-five years Of
age, and is a coal miner. The Merlina
elrl. who was found with the prisoner
at Louisville. ID about fourteen years
01A and 10 . very pretty girl. The
ehtAer Of the girl will Be the complain
b Ewitnsss In the prosscstioa OF Do
OR3o. Sheriff Esser left this afternoon
eoe Louisville for the purpose OF
0einging the defendant here for trial.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
COYOTES UNUSUALLY PREV
ALENF ON THE SKYLINE

People living in the north part OF
town have had their slumbers dis
turbed frequently Of late by a chorus
ee yslps and bowls emeaating from
pack Of coyotes which assemble ON the
Skyline drive after nightfall for the
purpose of giving the wakeful resi-
dents Of the community serenade.
There il hardly anything more dismal
than the constant yelping and howl
ing Of q bunch Of coyotes such n the
people OF Raynolds Heights and Hard
ing's Addition have bad to lsten to
during the last few nights and the
man that will invent some means OF
putting q stop to the nuisance will Be
public boneeactor. These coyote con-
certs last usually from IL O'Clock p.
m. to O'Clock q m. The freQusAt pic
mic parties ON the Skyline drive. most
Of which leave uDoes or less meat. cake
and other food on the ground, are 70
sponsible for the prevalence Of coy
otes there At this season OF the year.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
nAD TEE LARaEsf FoNKRAL
EVER SEEN IN GRANADA

Grant Dtckins0n returned home on
Friday from Granada. Colo. where he
vas called wssk aeo hy the death Of
- father. u. r. Dickinsoo. which oc-
ssrred at 7:3o O'Clock Saturday even
~. Ssptsmbsr sth. after brief III
noss. Deceased was horn at Biue VAL
~, vsrmoat. Dscenbsr Sth. ls43. con-
ssauentiy was aged ss years. > mouths
aAd I aay.
Mr. Dtckinsou left New EngiAad
vAsn fourtssa years OF Ags and moved
D Minneoota where he resided for
several years. He came TO Colorado n
1855 and was one Of the incorporators
q the town OF Granada. where he
owned extensive real estate and other
intsrests at the time OF his death. Mr..
Dlckinson was engaged In the grocery
trade in Canon CITY for ave ysars. oe-
capying for that purpose the Felter
buliding at SIS Main street
Deceased was q soldier Of the Civil
var, being four years and three
months In the military service. during
which time he participated in some OF
the most sangulnary conflicts Of the
time. A notable thing in connection
Wit hthe career OF Mr.. Dickinson Is the
fact that he was never sick In his life
until stricken down week ago by the
fatal illness. Besides widow he
leaves seven children, six daughters
and one son. to mourn his departure.
The funeral OF Mr.. Dickinson took
place at 10 O'Clock Monday morning
and was the largest and most impress
sive ever seen at Granada. The inter-
ment was under the auspices Of the
ODD Fsllows and @. A. R., OF which
organizations the deceased was q
member.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
NOTES AND PERSONALS
FROM BROOKSIDE

Brookside school opened Tuesday
September s. There is about seventy
FIVE enrolled. Mr.. Colgate, principal; !;
Miss Barnes, primary teacher.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Hunter will be pleased to hear that
their daughter, Enie, is recovering af-
ter very serious operation.
Joe Gregory has been on the sick
list for the last three weeks but IL re-
covering.
Mrs. ]. 8. Robb OF Streator. Ill, 10
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. john Co1gAliA.
Mr. Perkins oe Brookside. has moved
TO Florence to live
Miss Mary vessetti u attending
HiaA school at CalOa city,
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
BACK From the COAST.

Guy Hardy returned Sunday nigAt
from q months visit in southern CAn-
fornia, spending most OF the tims at
La Jolla and Catalina Ars- Hardy
and Mrs. Mack, who are ut La JotlA.
will return about the first OF October.
Mr.. Hardy thinks we'll Of southern
California for recreation and roee Int
says he is glad to get back 10 he
clear, sunny atmosphere Of COLORADO
AMIN.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
HEXICO 10 BENEFIT From
EAGLE PASS PHOJBCI

One OF the OFFICIALS OF the United
States Reclamation Service will tell
the Sixteenth National Irrigation Con-
gress, to be held at Albuquerque, New
Mexico, from September 29th to Octo-
Der 10th, the story OF the treaty by
which the United States and the Re-
public Of Mexico settled a dispute
over priority rights to the waters OF
the Rio Grande. The issue was set
tied by an International commission,
and by treaty entered into the gov
ernment of the United States agrees
to deliver to the Republic Of Mexico
sixty thousand acre feet Of water year
ly, from the great Eagle project. which
will cost the rise OF eight million dol
lars. The Mexicans will use this
water for the irrigation OF twenty
three thousand acres of land ON their
side OF the Rio Grande. The Nexi-
cans took water from the Rio Grande.
at Juarez, nearly three centuries be-
fore the Americans settled above and
sHhausted the stream, and their canal
is floving to this day. Originally the
Eagle project was designed to fuE1isA
water for lands in New MEXICO and
Texas. Now, by the treaty. the pro-
jock boco0es international. BY the
same teraty the Mexicans contract 10
take NO water out Of he Rio Granas
above Old Fort ouitman.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
MVw = ~ eezsae.

r. J DAILY, Of l1l1 ". Coagress D..
Chicago. tellg OF 4 way TO become
saroAg: He aAys: my mother. wAo =
old and was very fss1lo. . eeravln9
% mech bsAellt fron Hleetfao Doe1osU
that I feel tt's ny duty 10 tell tAoeo
Who need tonic and stroA9tAeain0
Ne11e1Ae about 4 In ~ lno4AorD oAee
3 uaxNo1 nnlA = aseh hAs resulted.
inoo1nAla has 0eoA ovefoo0e and -
is oooA1lly growing struAeor." Electrso
Ditesgo Quaekly re0say sto0AcA ltyer
= st q 81 - sssss
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
TIey Tahe the Kinks Out.

II have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
Of stomach, liver and bowels, without
fuss or friction says N. H. Brown. of
Pittsdeld. VT. Guaranteed satisfactory
at all drug stores. Csc.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
DowaEs q Olnt0ents for CaAaK1A tAn1
Coutalns Iere0Gy,

q mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and oomplotely lerangs
~ whole nysten whsa eatsFiAg 4
through the mucous surfaces. 0uch
articles should never b uooa exoept
a pro6cripeioas IRON rep1tablo pAy-
ssolaas. - The damage tAsy win "a
sjbly derive nom t6sm. Halla CatarrA
O1Fo, 1naAN1Aetnrea b. p. J. CAsaey
q o., Toledo. O.. coatAlns % mercury
anA % taken Internally, acting direct
h upo0 Tie blo01 aAA nHeo0s .g1f-
fnose q u 9yDte0 In oayiAg Hall'a
oHaarfh Care b sure yoa ct tie eo1-
uiAe IL ID taken Internally ard lnale
q Tole1o, Ohio. ~ =. J. CAeoeg . O..
TUeluealAle Tree.
oei1 b iii drussists. Pries TO per
xsis Haii's va.ily riils or eussti-
sS7zssf3 -. ~ ~. 3
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17

Canon to the Swimming Pool,
So including bath and suit.
AutO trip to Beaver Park and the
Ghae6er reservoir. three hours
11.00 each person.
Railroad Trips.
Through the Royal Gorge to Park
dale and return.
~ Wastcline and return, showing
the ssnow-capped sangre de Christie
moantains. finest mountain range in
Colorado.
TO Cripple Creek, the greatest gold
emp in the world, and return
tnSvagh some magnificent canon seem
ssy.
10 Cripple Creek. Colorado Springs.
PAsblo and back to Canon City. all in
one day.
These are few that have occurred
to me as 1 write and know there are
others that will be developed. I am
OF the opinion that we have no indus
Try or resource that will help Canon
City as quickly and as permanently
~ the tourist business and it looks
to me like a comparatively easy
matter to get good share OF 1t, with
seventy thousand people already
coming to within eighty miles of
Canon City.
am writing this on the veranda
OF the Metropole hotel on South Cata-
lima Island, overlooking Avalon Bay
the most beautiful spot, 1 think, in
California-and l have a very opto-
mistic view of things in general and
OF Canon City's privileges and future
In particular. G. U. H.
Avalon. Catalina, Sept 5, '0S.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
80 1lse1 = n uApt


oeisDce has nsver eoos beyo0A -
o1svs simple stassnent of serIptasa. M
- has illuminG1sd that statement a.
oysa Il Q nsauing ever hsnaAsnine vtth
~ Increasing breadtA q knOWladaa
Whan tho blood d ~bad : o. impure Il
, NOT alone the body which suGars
through disease. Tho brain u also
esoaAed, We nind and judgement aFo
ea:4 aa41aRy IN evilAesd a. inDase
eSeaeI1eAti tigsctly traced . u
01e e H. 6lsa0 Enql. iRPlnhAaol
oA - mn N ~ nR1- ~ ~:
Ees1 Q211A Na1Lell QiaeeHGGI.. W
0dEk11 - Anki216 ~ k'0o1 1k0ruS1
eess1e. panDeas. hSoeehea. esu0sseas aa1
oeAW cutanoouS aGectlo02, - oeao0a,
tseass, o. salt-Fhoun, hives aaA eeAse
OA1iSostatio0s Of impure Mood.
. . . . . .
n ~ eurs Of scrofulous swellinos, -
AsUoA gisnds. opsn eating ulcses. q o,a
o1eos. ~ a0oldea Medical Discovery shas
Dog1os0ea tAe most msrvelouo earsa. In
0asa0 ef oad sossa. O. opea eating ulcssa,
= b yall = epeay TO tAs sRaa ssss d.
1sscsb An saiing Saliva vlsoA pos-
sasss vssastal healing pse1y vhsa
o0sd . % ap06sation 70 the t1o In con-
3sact,sA with ths uss Of .Goa1A NsAieal
0l0eOvsry . . blood elsa2R eoose5.
t1tioa0 trsss1nsnt. II yo1e Aruggist
lsat happaa - have ths sAIl-Hssling
0Alvo' IN seosk. you can easily psueuF0 it
- ineloslng 1fty-four cents b postage
e1a0ps 70 d. r v. Pierce, ~ Main 81,
0s6alA n. T., ssd It will cons 70 you b
S11asn pos4 Most dru9gists kesp it .
Vs1 = ths s0os8en Medical Dlscovefy.s
. . . - . .
Yea eaa't aessd 70 accept any nsdiciss
- NA1Dsos0n esMD,ositSos - . sahstitaao
61R s0osden Medical Discovesy.' which q
Q Dedicino OF KNOWN CoaPooSf1ou.
having eo0pae4s list Of ingredients IN
Daatn Rnglish on It's bostls-wrapper, the
oa0s being attested ~ CORRECT under oath.
d. Pierca's Pleasant Pellets regulate
onA hvi0usase stomach. Liver and bowels.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17
Sunday Sumner Raises.

Canon City 10 Florsacs 50 osakD
round trip. Canon City to P0o1eD
$50 round trip. every Sunday during
nnmmar u,ontha. Rio Gfa1da.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17

Supply your wants through The
ally Record Want Colunn.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17

So It looks like somebody could well
afford to take the lead In turning the
tourist travel to Canon City.
And II ought to be. whole loi
easier to get II started toward Canon
City than It was to pull II to San
Diego.
Canon City 10 only eighty miles
from Colorado Springs which place
stops seventy thousand tourists every
year. And It should BE- remembered
that at least half there. poeAaps
have ucksts over the Rio 0eanas
with stopovsr privileges at Caaou
Oty.
What Ne nssA b Do 10 to aAov
Tie toarist who ests Into ColoraAs
that We have so0stAiAg worth SOP
piag fov-somstAiag worth comias
DOWN 70 80.
II ussd 10 - that We diAAt Aavs
vsry nseA 70 kssp touftt evsf Z
seeoaa DAY. Now with . little 0orl
Asveiop1sat. no singis olty n Co,o-
REQ or CAllNosnia eap oasr % nusA
iAas b voaAssfai and intsrssting aAt
easy % reaeA.
. . .
Cañon City record., 1908-09-17

lses - q ve - q - G.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-09
GREENSBOROMEETNG
STUDENTS or Y. N. O. A. HEAR AD-
DRESSES.
Mr.. Beverly Of state University ana DR..
Owens Of AbbevilIs Among
gneakerDa-Bash0p Hess
Nee Present.

| Greensboro. Feb. s.--(special. 1.-THE
/ Alabama Young Mems Christian Assoc
/ cIation Students Conference continued
| Its sessions today.
| The morning session opened ~ the
main building OF the Southern Untver-
| Eity and were devoted to short talks
/ from Representatives and an address
| was delivered by r. II. Beverly, Secre-
| tArv. AZ the state University on the
subject Hay 70 Sustain HS I Interest 81 70 the
most infsFIotiRk papSr WAS pre-
Montevailo on thS subject OF 'Eiow 20
| Work up Interest In Bible Study"
A strong address was delivered at II
o'clock by Or. s. NJ. Hosmer on THE
study OF the Book"
The afternoon session was given to
further reports from the field.
An interegting paper was presented
Rev. Henry Trawick hiled the place
Of Bishop Il. IL. Hoss. who Is absent
on account Of sickness. His subject
was why Volunteer for the Foreign
FieIdr' He treated the call OF the vol.
unteer as tirst. call OF common sense;
second. call to do the heroici third, call
OF compassfon; fourth, call OF con-
science; fifth, call Of the whitened field;
sixth. call OF the church; seventh; call
A most interesting round table meet
ing Of the leaders was held tonight in
the pafIors Of the Greensboro hotel.
The program for tonight was filled
with splendid address BY DIR. G. j:
Owens OF Abbeville on THE Glory Of
Youth"
After the address a reception was
heId when the Colds and the Eds"
mingled In q pleasant social way.
The program for Sunday is as fol-
$40 a. m.--Meeting of Bible Study
Group.
itor OF The Epworth Era, Nashville,
Tenn.
sp. m.-Address by Prof. d. NJ. Key.
| Southern University.
.. m.--Meeting of volunteers.
1880 p. m.-sermon by Rev. J. /.
Rosser OF Selma.
$3.50 D. m.-The Conference will hold
q final farewell meeting.
The social feature OF the Conference
II interesting. A large number Of CO.
| eds are present. representing college Y.
w. c. A. work.
The Student Association at the South
ern University here is in a most prom
isinE condition. There are thirty lone
students for the ministry. ten yolun-
teers for the foreign field and large
number taking the Bible and Mission
study.
DR.. 8. M. Hosmer. the President, is
thoroughly alive to the student work
and aids in every way assisted by his
able faculty.
Prof. Burt Parker Richardson. Presi-
dent of the State Conference, is one of
the most active men in the South in the
student Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation work.
The pastor of the Methodist Church,
Rev. Henry Trawick. has charge of the
devotional EXERCISES.
onicers of the Alabama Student Con-
ference are: Burt Parker Richardson.
President: W. L. Perdue, Vice-Prosi-
dent; Miss Florence Patterson, Secre-
tary; Lyman r. Brennan, Treasurer.
Leader of Singing, A. p. Hamilton:
Pianist. b. e. Feagin.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-09
NEWS OF GREENvILLE.


Greenville, Feb. S.--(special tn q
girls minstrel at the opera house last
night attracted a large audience. Near
ly every seat was taken and the door
receipts amounted to S152.
Local hits and jokes elicted much
laughter. A chorus OF twenty.fiv
voices rendered popular songs, ana a
number of fine vocal solos were given.
The proceeds. will add new books 10
the library OF the Woman's Club and
will be material help In this work IN
which the club is very greatly inter.
ested.
Hon. Thomas J. Hall spoke At thu
court house today on the political Issues
of the day, and in the interest OF his
candidacy for Congress from the Sec
ond District.
A circle. Of woodmen Of the World
will be organized next thursday even
ing, for which a number OF names az
ladies' have been secured. Mrs. A.
White. State organizer. will be assisted
by Mr.. l.. ID. Hollway.
Mrs. J. p. Hamilton has gons 10
Ozark to join her husband. Rev. ]. ?.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-09
ON THE WAY
TO DENVER
Field Ful1 Of Candidates
Is Expected.
IS TO BE OPEN RACE
Bryan GLIB Says Il VIII MOI
Endorse.
where WIN BE Number of .candi-
dates who WIN not wait for any
Endsrssmeass.

The state Executive Committee tap.
ped the beii at its meeting Thurs
day and the party campaign Of 1908
was thrown open for all starters.
Barring the rather lively contest for
the two places on the Supreme Court
bench which wifi be open this year,
the big tight is clustered around the
contest for Denver delegate honors.<
The Bryan Club has not done any
endorsing and II says II will not DO
any. But the spirit OF the meeting
held at the Exchange Hotel Wednes-
day night was manifestly in favor Of
putting none but the original Bryan
men on guard" The political informed
are OF the opinion that while the
club viii not formally endorse any
body that It will nevertheless work
unitedly for one ticket, on which men
acceptable to the Leader are named.
II was moreover announced that q
Bryan Campaign Club would be NAM
ed to assist the State Campaign Com
mittee. This is departure in State
politics and some OF those who want
to go to Denver ana fear they are
not of the ''inner circle" are fearful
lest the business Of the Bryan Cam
paign Committee win be to look after
the originals" who are on the ticket.
No. one ticket will have Q walkover.
That much Ii certain. The State Com
mfttee provided q way for good men
to run for delegates to Denver. Under
the original Bouidin primary plan the
club idea was shown preference and
delegates were to be named by clubs.
But when the special committee went
out and built q Primary plan It left
over the club nomination feature 30
far as 1t related to delegates to Dem
ver. But It did provide that a Demo-