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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

PARKERSBuRG. April -. :...--tI II have
EothtnE definite to say at the present
tire as .c the possibility of hec,,mine
a car.iniate for the Republican norhna-
tlon for governor. but I: an considering
the :iratter. have received assIr-
anres OK support from ali over the
5tute from men who are prevailing
ulon Ele to make the race an.I { am
seriously considering IL That Is all
[ hare to say at the pressn. time
From the sbove interview by Judge
IL lIInte- Moss. of ParEershurs. who
has been talked Of to cotst I.rahle
extent as possible candidste for the
nomination for governor at the: bands
OF the Republican State convention to
be held at Charleston In Tuty. il wpuL!
seem that before a great while there
will tc another Richmond. In the fiali
and tast Messrs Swishcr and Scherr
talked of to considerable extent
there has teeu growing srnt:in, Mt
In his favor. no. only in v:mol c;.:tty
but all orer tt. S.nte. M-u OF ~ 1ni-
nence who ~!sh Il. hat.. the fft ting
and pickering which ha: tten snins
on for solis c.ne st:.Jp-,. All .l>.i
desire n .tii.lnie upon wh-r. t. e Jar.
ty. as vn,!+ rcrrf cc::c-r--1t. nAv-
given Mr. :4e,s their ns.u:al rs- ti.-.
= he wo1. u become candidaer ti-t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
BUSINESS men
OF WHEELING
WILL GET ROYAL WELCOME BY
THE BUSINESS MEN OF
FAIRMoRT.

Mr. j. M- Jacobs secretary Of the
Ffafrmont Boar,i Of Trade. received a
letter this morning from AIr. Mayor.
secretary OF the Wheeling Board of
Trade. stating that there are sixty OF
Wheeling's business men on the trade
excursion These visitors will be
here tomorrow. The committee ap-
pointe,l by the local Board of Trade
TO Meet the visitors at the station
are:
Mayor VI. NJ. Nicely. Gov A. B. F1ern-
ing. President state Board OF Trade:
" l. Hutchinson. John A. Clark. Geo.
T. Watson. J. E. Sands. A. L. Lehman,
H. F. Smith, L. L Malone. Fl. L. HeInr-
zelman. Walton Miller. o. A. woods.
T. F. Robertson. Frank P Kelley. Sam
r Nuzum. NJ C. Lough. o. s. McKfn-
uey. George E. Miller. A. Howard
Fleming. ]. NJ Jacobs.
The following committee has been
selected to meet the Wheeling mer-
chants at the station on Thursday.
April 23- at 2:45 p m. train. by the
Merchants Association It is hoped
all will make an effort to be present: !:
L. G. Race. Walter corbtn. Thos. F.
Hall. A. ~ Knight. Frank VI. Lloyd.
E. c. stemple. J. Fl. Beckman. S. B.
1seman. Geo Nansbach, Dick ShurtIer.
Clyde S. Holt. W. D. Courtney. Henry
Martin. Goe- Morgan. Geo. Walters. E.
A. Billinssiea- NJ D. Christie, ]. L.
Han. Thos- W. Arnett. E. C. Jones.
F. R. CIelfand. Chas. B. Highland.
Chas. Randall. J. NJ. Hartley. F. J.
Smith. Homer Hall, J. s. Pople, J. A
Lyons. Chas- Nuzum, w H. BtI1Ins7-
lea J. E Anderson
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
Community Club Ball Will
Surely BesA Great Success

Tha: the Easter ball to be given by
the Community Club at the Masonf.
Temps next Wednesday night win be
one OF the States foremost society
events Is an assured fact Over six
hundred Invitations have been issue.
for the a1air and many acceptances
have already been received by the
executive committee which IS In total
charge OF the ball.
For weeks past the members OF this
committee have worked as a whole
to make this success. every detail.
however. small. which would add to
the enjoyment of the evening has
been taken up and arranged The bali
will be elaborate In all It's appoint
ments and will be a great success
Among the guests will be large
number of out of town people. Ae-
ceptances having been received from
Pittshurg- Cumberland. Frpstbury.
Clarkshurg. MannInEton. Wheeling.
Morgantown and many other points.
UP to this time fifty acceptances have
been received from Claresburg alone
and IN order to accommodate this
crowd Mr.. Geo.T. Watson. general
manager OF the Fairnont and Clarks-
burg traction Company. and who IS
also member OF the executive COM
mittee OF the club. has arranged spe-
cial lnterurban cars for their disposal.
A car will leave Clarksburg at p
M on the night OF the ball and viii
arrive here at $50. Returning the
hrsta Special will leave at midnight
for those who desire to return at that
time. the second leaving Immediately
after the conclusion OF the dance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
and Wine
Responsible
FOR YOUNG MANS DOWNFALL
ONCE DREW HANDSOME
SALARY.

PtTTSBuRG. Pa. April 22-Liv-
ingston Roe. Jr. son OF a Standard on
magnate of that name. was convicted
Of vagrancE and fined $40 or ten days
In the county fall this morning. II
the young mans parents. who live In
Norristown. N. j. come to his res
cue to-day the sentence will not go
Into effect. Young Roe was formerly
the London agent OF the corporation
and drew $4,000 yearly. He says wo-
men and wine are responsible for his
downfall. He wandered on the streets
three nights and days without fool
and shelter. He left the shame of his
position keenIy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
Judge Hunter Moss May
Enter Race For Governor

he would have hne following in all
parts OF the State
This sentiment In favor OF NJ. Moss
has been growing to such ar extent
that be has been receiving maasag.s
and communications from all orer the
st1te asking him to make the race ond
from the manner in which he tal.ed
last night there Is little doubt hut tnat.
II he Is urged very much stron=er. that
be win be candidate. In which case
he will not only get the Wood county
deiesation solid. but there Is seners1
belief that many of the delegates frum
ether counties who are ciaime.l by the
other two candidates for the plae. Will
be for him.
That Judge Moss Is fully quaiffei
fer the position for which be hu. been
talked of by his friends In all parts OF
the State. there Is not the least doubt
Efe is gentleman OF ine education.
has pleasing personality. Is 4 lawyer
or accepted ability and has ser,et the
people OF Wood county as iuds,s OF tire
Circuit Court for some time an, Is one
Of the most popular men in his class
In this section of the State. RI. Is
yell known In other sectioux OF the
state and Is man to whom none couLi
make objection.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
Edgar p Rucker
Passes Away
WELL KNOWN MAN DIES IN HOS
PtTAL AFTER UNDERGOING
OPERATION. s.

WASHINGTON. April ee.- Edgar P.
Rucker. OF 5Welch. died in the Episco-
pal Hospital here yesterday afternoon
at o'clock after an operation for ma
growth In the head. rendering
him almost blind. He was born Tee.
%, 1861. at Coviugton. Va. and was
taken by his parents early to Lewis
burg He was a candidate for congress
In 1882 Elected attorney general IA
1896. He leaves a wife and daughter.
He win be buried at LewisburE to-mor-
row afternoon I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
MIR. HUBBARD
IS CHEERFUL
FIRST DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN
RETURNS TO WORK IN HIGH
SPIRITS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April %. ~
CONGRESSMAN Hubbard. of West vfr-
gfnia. returned from his convention.
very clipper and cheerful. He had ;it-
tie to say other than to express his
satisfaction. Those who thought Hub
bard might take pains to resent the
attacks of his foes may be disappoint-
ed Hubbard knows. the men u1n
started the fight are very anxious to
nominate the Secretary of St.te for
governor and no one could blame Hub
bard for striking back at the aforesaid
candidate. but as yet no one has helr,l
a word from Hubbard about the State
ticket or the election OF delegates ut
large. Other members OF the t-ouse
from West Virginia seem mighty anx.
fous to keep out of the governorship
fight bnt the yearninE OF all West rir-
ginta visitors Is for a lining MP In favor
OF new man. Now that Aruoli
Scherr has made such a surprising
fight he has gained much sympathy
and applause from West virEinfars
who come to town and talk carefully
about the situation EIktns Is very
chary about giving a word about his
personal preference. but be does not
deny that he prefers the one who has
Sam Mathews for manager.
Might Be Scot.
So great has been the demand for a
lark horse or a compromise candidate
that one admirer Of Senator Scott rn-
marked that the senator might add
more to his fame By serving four years
at Charleston as governor. There Is
not much likelihood OF Scott consider
ing the suggestion. but he Is not dis
pleased when It Is mentioned within
the next few daTs We may have q few
visitors here from West Virginia who
viii go over the Republican campaign
carefully with both senators and with
the Congressional delegation It is evi-
dent that there Is getting together
OF the congressman with the senators
on all that means good for the party
In the State A better feeling prevails
and while there Is no wish to run rhe
politics OF West Virginia from wash
ington there Is a disposition To prevent
any mistake that would lose the state
to the party next November.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
win Make TOUR Of lnsuec.ion,

Dr. c. W. waddell, who was recent
" appointed city health oflcer. leaves
tonight for a tour of inspection
through the State and eastern cities.
Dr. Waddell goes to examine the
health systems of other cities In re-
gard to the improvement OF our city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
civil Service Ex.n1ination.

The local board OF examiners con-
dueeted an examination to-day under
the Civil Service rules for admission
to the United States NarnI Academy
at Annapolis One applicant Is TAX
ing the test HIS name Is william
HsnrTS starbrtch. of fParksrsburg. 5 gS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
More Movfnu.

Harry kiser has moved from Rural
Route No 4 to 2os Merchant street.
Mrs. Florence Gillette and family
have moved from so7 Fourth strees
to Cameron
David Huffman and family have
moved from 205 Glenn avenue to Wat.
son. n & i;. tN !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

Match Game This Afternoon.
!. The Normal school baseball team
plays the High school baseball team
this afternoon. When the teams met
before the High school team trimmed
the Normal team B. {.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
7ofHe,e,...iSIfnr.!59 59ent

Front nficc suite. furnished. WIN
snb.lst for the summer for half the
rental price, eonld be used for DISK
room OF stor.Bos Allrea1 20. Boz
4t5 FafrTnnnt Iii.s;ss;-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
Suit u sIt,IIAtuted. I,IA

Z Marshan Prckett &c n. va. Cornelius
IH- Frum Circuit Court ehaneeryAay
carsfadou attorneys for plaintiff
Csrstsasoss essoEnsy. isssS pl.tatla.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
BRYAN TO ADDRESS EDITORS,
q. .. n. rr..a A..oeiation.)

NEW YORK. April o2-Edttors and
publishers OF prominent newspapers In
all parts of the United States are In
attendance to-day nj the annual meet.
fngs OF the Associated Press and the
American Newspaper Publishers Asso-
cfatfnn- The convention will close with
a banquet which viii be addressed by
William y Bryan and other prominent
men- "a z, ~ q Sslssts 3 q N !!fs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

Miss NarY sfnseI. OF Grnfton. Is III
The sttY9 attending the sunday school
sonysnron. - ~ ~ ElsetS Of Miss
GrassSEsEsz.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

would have hne following in all
present parts OF the State
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
HIGH FINANCE
SUGGESTED IN DEAL
CASE OF ROBERT BINDER vs.
PRICE CEREAL FOOD co. PROM
Uses INTERESTING NEWS.

A suit that promises to bring out
some spectacular touches of high
finance Is that OF Robert Binder and
others against the Price Cereal Food
Co., which has reached the federal
circuit court, Binder and other COM
plainants being Michigan men, while
the corporation has its head Office In
New Jersey,
DR.. Vincent G. Price, known through
baking powder advertising, is one OF
the principal figures in the pure food
concern. Affidavits are adduced ID
show that he acquired controlling
interest mainly for his experience,
and that the Tryabita Co. weak
corporation, was taken In and weak
ened the company.
Now II is alleged that the company
is to be sold out at private sale aud
the minority stockholders wiped out
without any compensation. The
stockholders are fighting to prevent
the sale. The records of the annual
meeting OF last December. which are
produced In evidence at the trial be-
fore Judge Swan, show that the rep
resentatives OF the minority demand
ed to know TO whom their property
was to be sold and were not given
the Information they desired.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
SOCIETY FORMED
TO STUDY CONSUMPTION

Several prominent physicians of De
troit and vicinity are interested In the
organization OF a society to be known
as the Michigan Association for the
Study and Prevention of tuberculosis,
which Is TO be a branch of the nation
al association of that name. An execu-
tive committee has been appointed
with DIR. c. @. Jennings as chairman,
and DIR. A. s. Warthin, Ann Arbor.
secretary, and arrangements are be-
ing made for large public meeting
next Friday, when the organization
will be perfected. Al this meeting
papers pertaining to the object of the
association will be read and freely
discussed
At meeting OF the executive com
mittee, held recently, committees
were appointed as follows: Printing,
Drs. r. s. Rcsland and f. 8. Sheriff.
publicity, Drs. Guy l.. Kiefer. Wads-
worth Warren and c. G. Jennings; re-
ception, Drs. III. j. Hartz, Florence
Hudson and K. 8. Sheriff..
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
SW|NOLEO OUT OF
$500 SAVED FOR
WEDDING
EDWARD KLANN CLAIMS He WAS
oEFRAUpEo BY o. }. MccAuLEY
ON FAKE JOB scHemE--LATTER
ARRESTED.

Charged with defrauding Edward
Klann, an honest-appearing young Tel
low. out of $500 which the latter mad
saved up for his wedding. Dennis j.
McCauley. giving his occupation as a
broker and his address as No. 2l5
Townsend-aye., was arrested by De-
tectives Brooks and Seymour Monday
morning and Is now held In centrai
station. A warrant will probably be
asked for Klann.
Klann Is a young man of about u,
whose home Is In GaPae,1 Mich he
was formerly employed by the Amer
lean Blower Co., but was laid of on
account OF the slack times. He had
been out OF work three weeks, he says,
when he saw an advertisement In a
local paper offering a good position to
q young man who could invest little
money. Through this "ad." he says,
he met McCauley, and they entered
into an agreement by which Klann
was to travel for the Timber Realty
Co. at SIS per week and expenses, az
ter investing $500 in the concern.
Klann had only $500 ready cash.
but he borrowed enough from his
ance Of 500 and paid the money over
to McCauley.
"McCauley instructed me to meet
him In the Metropole last Friday
morning." Klann relates. II was
there at the appointed time, but he
failed to show up. Then reported
the matter to the mayor and he re
ferred me to the police. Now my
money Is gone and I've got nothing
to show for 1t. But I'm going to get
married just the same. We have all
made and the date is
set for Feb. 26. The bride-to-be is Miss
Bertha Borush, of No. 1884 Military
ave"
The police are informed that there
is no such concern as the Timber Re-
atty Co. They have learned, also that
had another victim In the
person OF Charles J. Bertram, No. 157
who Is said TO have put
UP $500 In cash and 500 in notes.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
SHERIFF WINS IN
SQUABBLE WITH
AUDITORS
LATTER ORDERED TO PAY DEP
UTY WHOSE SALARY WAS HELD
uP-"couNTY KINGS" TO APP.
PEAL TO SUPREME COURT.

Sheriff Burns won another battle
from the county auditors Monday
morning, when three circuit court
judges, Hosmer. Mandeli and Murphy
sitting together, HANDED down a de-
cision to the effect that Deputy Shef-
liz David Belyea is entitled to mis-
pay for services rendered as court
deputy, and granted the mandamus
asked for, compelling the board TO
audit his account
This decision will not end the fight,
as the auditors announce that they
will carry the matter TO the supreme
court. and ascertain just what their
powers are, and what control they
have over county officers.
The hearing Monday morning was
the outcome OF the order issued by
the auditors several months ago to
Sheriff Burns to reduce his stan from
30 men to %, and the sherif's refusal
to comply with the order, The sher-
iff sent In his salary list for the first
two weeks In January containing the
30 names, and the auditors refused 10
pay II until two names were removed.
To get the salaries of the rest OF the
men the sheriff struck off the last two
Names, Deputy Sheriff Belyea's being
one. Belyea then visited the audit
ors and demanded his pay for work
he had already performed, and was
refused. He then commenced man
damus proceedings.
The decision was rendered after a
hearing in which Belyea testified as
to the refusal of the auditors to pay
him. Auditor Christian was also put
on the stand. and he told OF the visit
made to the auditors by Sheriff
Burns when the two names were
stricken off the list. Mr. Christian
claimed that the auditors had no way
of telling that Belyea had performed
any duties to earn his salary, and
they did not care whether he had
worked or not. They had ordered the
sheriff to reduce his staff by cutting
off two men, and the sheriff did draw
his pencil through two names.
Edwin Henderson, attorney for the
sheriff. characterized the action of the
as a political scheme.
The decision handed down Is unsni.
nous, and declares that the auditors
had no right to refuse pay 10 an Of
services, but the judges did not go
lneD the broader question of the aud
itcrs' powers.
Three cases OF a similar nature are
now pending.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
RY. AGENT IS SHOT
.0nB, BUT GETS
Z BANDITS
SUSPECT CAPTURED WHEN NEWS
OF BATTLE NEAR BIRMINGHAM,
ALA, SPREADS BY wiRE-A
BRAVE STAND.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. III.
u. Crawford. special agent OF the
Southern Railway Co, was shot dead
near here today. in battle with train
robbers.
Two of the train ROBBERS were shot
dead by Crawford and suspect was
captured.
The tragedy was discovered when
-GFawfefd,s body which WAS lying on
the tracks was struck by a train.
When Conductor Newman, whose
train ran down Crawford examined
the body he found II was cold.
Two chambers OF Crawford's revol-
YER were empty This resulted in an
investigation by the train crew who
found the bodies OF the robbers near
the track.
An alarm was spread by telegraph
and telephone and resulted in the ar
rest OF suspect hnrrying along the
road few miles away.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Justice Teagan Tries
10 Figure Ont Horse
Deal Tbaf's Po,ey

A horse case as complicated as
David Harum's famous deals occupied
the attention OF Justice Teagan Mon
day morning, and when court adjourn
ed at noon, 1t was still matter Of dis
pute as to who owned the nag.
Several weeks ago Henry j. Rocket.
who, In addition to being a money
lender. drives delivery wagon for
the Standard Oil Co.. learned that Mrs.
Sadie Brookes was DESTROYS OF start
ing a rooming house, and needed some
money. He visited her apartments,
examined her furniture, and also a
horse In her barn. The horse, she ex-
planned, belonged to "a gentleman
friend" Frank Miller, and he had
given her permission TO mortgage the
animal as security for loan. Rocket
let her have $40. When the money
was not forthcoming. Rocket fore
closed the mortgage and sold the
horse. Miller then came forward with
the story that he had sold the anima.
before the mortgage was placed on
It. and he secured possession Of the
horse by replevin. Justice Teagan Is
now endeavorihg to figure out the
ownership OF the horse.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
bRYAN'SS HIT
IN |ND|ANAP Oils

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 17.--William
Jennings Bryan, the great commoner,
has won what Is considered To be the
greatest personal triumph ever won
In this city by man in private life.
Mr.. Bryan addressed great meet
ing OF Christian ministers here this
morning. After he addressed the stu
dents at Short Ridge high school. La
ter this afternoon a reception was
held at the Grand hotel FOR Indiana
Democrats and great throng of peo-
pie called to pay their respects TO the
commoner.
Tonight he will address the Demo
Gratis of the city at a mass meeting.
and afterwards will be the guest OF
honor OF the Indiana Democratic club
at banquet where the last speech OF
his visit here will be made
At yesterdays meetings he adj
dressed fully $4,000 persons.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
TRAIN HURLs BODY
Of VICTIM ON
GIRL
CARLISLE, PA, MAN KILLED BY
AN ENGINE WHILE TALKING TO
YOUNG WOMAN, WHO IS BADLY
HURT.

PITTSBURG. Feb. I'LL r. Bid
die, of Carlisle, Pa, was killed and
Miss Corrine Mansfield, daughter of
Nj. w. Mansfield, former division SUI.
perintendent OF the Pennsylvania lines
at indianapolis, where the young WON,
an Is well known, was badly hurt,
when the pilot OF an engine of a fast
passenger train struck Biddle at the
Shady Side station here today and
hurled his body forcibiy against the
young woman.
The two had been waiting on a train
and were walking along the platform.
The train that hit Biddle did not stop
at the station. Evidently they walked
too near the tracks when they were
struck.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
SHOOTS SELF DEAD
WITH Gun he
STOLE
FRANK BURGER. A RUSSIAN.
FLEEs TO KALAMAZOO AFTER
PAIR OF suRoLARlEs AND
TAKES HIS LIFE.

Remorse. IL is believed, drove +.
Frank Burger, a Detroit man, TO take
his own life with shotgun in Kala-
mazoo, Sunday. A. Koval, OF No. 4S
Schafer-pl. reported to the police re-
Gently that he had been robbed OF S97
by Burger, while l.. Kirchner. No.
1863 Chene-st, complained that he had
been robbed OF his shotgun by the
same man. Burger left town last
Tuesday. Immediately after the alleged
robberies, and was not heard from
again until the report come from Kala-
mazco that he had committed suicide,
using the stolen gun as weapon.
According to the Kalamazoo dis
patches, Burger placed the muzzle OF
the shotgun against his bare breast.
directly over the heart, and pulled the
trigger by means OF string attached
to his foot.
Burger was a Russian and boarded
with Mr.. Koval previous to his dis
appearance. He formerly was employ
ed by the Packard Motor Car Co. Let
tiers to Mr. Koval. Mr. Kitchner and to
his wife, whose present whereabouts
are unknown, were found In Burgers
room IN Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
OUTFIT
COST BUT 100000
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT OF
DEFENSE LAWYER WHO DE-
MES MILLIONS IN GRAFT.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. 17.-With
the presentation Of an address to the
jury this morning in behalf OF James
M. Shumaker. former superintendent
of public grounds and buildings. by his
counsel, ehas. Ii. Bergner, the prelim-
inarles OF the defense were concluded
and the real fight to clear the men
accused of capitol grating began.
In his address Mr.. Berger created
somewhat OF a sensation. There has
been talk since this case started that
the capitol furniture cost millions. We
will show you that In reality It cost
only about 100000 said the attor.
ney.
The first witnesses to figure today
were experts to support Contractor
Sanderson's system OF measurement
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
CONCON DELEGATES
FLEECED SUCKERS
IN BIG GAME
IN GAMBLING JOINT
IN LANSING WHERE THE LIMIT
WAS "skYRLuE"--oNE MAN
sTuNe FOR $1,000.

:
That gang OF sharpers. assisted
by one or more delegates to the con-
stitutional convention, has been run
ming big gambling game in Lansing
lately and feecing "con-con" dele
gates and suckers indiscriminately. Is
the story told by one of the dele
gates.
Furthermore, this delegate was not
one OF those who were "stung." as he
did not play long in the big game.I
mot long ago a man came ont to
Lansing with $1,700 and got into this
game" declares this delegate. They
kept him drunk and he lasted just
two days. The game was running In
one OF the hotels with a limit as high
as the ceiling