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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-23
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record September %, 1905
Kaonohi Kinney and hsb to w A
Annie Ahdolpho to W A kinney. L
Kila Paikukui and VT to w A
Kinney Observation-Disclosures D
Ann Hadley to A S Kaieiopu. Rel
A s Kaleiopu and VT to Ann Z
Hadley ................ D
Nuno Fernandes ct al by affdt of
mtgee to First Bank of HiIo
Ltd Fore Affdt
Jose G serrao and VT to Elsa
Richardson 49, .. D
Loo Chuck to Tr of Loo Chau. "A L
Kahuoi Miles (w) to Frank R
Harvey -. D
Theodore s Hall ct al to Malcolm
Macintyre ? A
J B Searle to H Waterhouse Tr
Co Ltd NJ
Anna Wright to Mele K Kamau-
oha and hsb Rel
James G Houghtailing and WI to
Olivia Houghtailing .. D
Thos f Wall and VT to Trent
Trust Co Ltd NJ
Gear, Lansing & Co by trs to
iSAtI - IdNlOr ID
German Saw & Loan Soc ct al by
tr to Ella A C Long. Rel
First Amer Saw & TT Co of H Ltd
to Mrs Liza Y Mackenzie. D
Napahnelua and VT to Kahihi Be
mamma D
Recorded September u, 1908.
Cecil Brown, tr, by atty to Joseph
\ NJ johnson, Rel; lot %, blk b.
KulaOkahua, Honolulu, Oahu. $1,000.
B 800. p POI. Dated Sept II. 1905.
Charles NJ Cooke Ltd, Notice: of de-
cree of title in land reg court case
No. 135, Honolulu, Oahu. B 3O4. D
346. Dated Sept II, 1908.
Kaikaina to Sarah K Aiona, D; por
R P 2770, kul 1104, rents. etc; Volcano
st, Hilo, Hawaii 81. etc. B 3O5. u
46l. Dated Apr %, 1908.
II Alma Aiona and VT to P C
Beamer. NJ; por R P 277O. kul 11O4.
and bldgs, Volcano St, Hilo. Hawaii.
$3.50. B 300, P 2O1. Dated Sept I,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-23

JAS. F. MORGAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-23

CHUNG wAH LODGE NO. 4, X of P.
Meets every second and last Tuesday at
its hall, Vineyard street, at 1880 p. m. Visit
ing brothers are cordially invited to attend.
SAMUEL L. WONG, c. c.
WONG KIM CHONG. K. of R. g. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-23

Judge Lindsay held that the evidence
showed that Antoine had acted in per-
feet good faith in the matter, and that
the $4,000 he and Lopez got for the
leasehold was a piece of sheer good
luck-just like money from mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
BoKI REuNoUISHES MONEY
APPe4rs An Court Wow Merely a. n
Claimant for Hts Three
ondren.

PARIS De- 1.-THE bearing u The
suir brought ny Count Bgni Iss CRsreIlnns
against the Princess De 5REEn- IN which
he petfaons that rhe custody q his three
children be given 10 his mother. the
MHrquise De CHsrelEns. WIS continued In
this CITY today.
M Bonnet was heard IN re5oinder for the
count he read a letter from the count
renouncinE the petition for s50B B85 annually
for the ruziureuAncs u the chiIdren but
insisting more smphEriCaIly than ever thH1
the children be cuufdsd 10 the care Of
ms mother The rrlinquishusnt OF the
financial demand came as q surprise IN
spite uf the fact that such q course was
Indicated II the close n the rlrsr hearing
q the case
The proceedings we're filled with aIieEB-
lions from both sides. The prosecutor
VII present his conclusions nexr week
and the court win then render lis dsgis-
ion Il VIII either dismiss the oBuur' )
plea or grant him the custody Of The
children. OF II doubt exists WIu order
rhs taking q testimony
The Princess de SsEEn c0uuuues 10 be
sEngutns ~ a favorable decision
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
BANK L0oTERS ARE FolLEr
city Marshal Hs Greenwich, O., Saves
Big Loss nj Probable Cost
Of Life.

TOLEDO. O., Dec 16-An unidentified
man was instantly killed and Marshal T.
G WOODS uf Greenwich. Huron county.
was severelv wounded early this morning
IN an encounter with FIVE men in the rail-
road yards uf that village
Marshal Woods acsuEted 4 man standing
piciuus manner. In reply 10 questions the
unknown man said that ne WIS q stranger
IN the town bU1 desired 10 leave on q
freight train. The marshal escorted htIn
70 the railroad yards and 3ust as they
reached the tracks. four other men sud
denly jumped from behind 4 CIR and or
dersd the officer 10 throw Up his hands.
He did. but In one hand he had an auto
matte revolver. which ne fired One bullet
pierced the heart Of one Of the quartet
who fell dead
The firing was returned by the ulhsT
four, and one of the balls struck the mar
shHl n the back AS ne fell the men beat
him into insensfhflfty, then escaped
The firing aroused the town and the
wounded marshal and the body of the IN
yards. A posse Is today searching rhe sur-
rounding territory for trace n the men
The dead man was about % years q age
and well dressed
A bold and clsvsrly planned scheme tI
ROB the two banks Of the town and the
p0stuffics IL believed 10 have been foIIee
by the marshal a. what VII probably bs
the cost Of his life. The marshal wa
rushed 10 q hospital al Gallon His uundi-
ton is critical
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
INDIANAPOLIS PAPER REPLIES
DeRavEn SmSrh-s Publication Dexstes
space IN Answer TO President
Roosevelt.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 16.-Ths In
oiEnAp0hs News, mentioned II the spsciaL
message Oh the Panama canal aeEI Sent tu
congress yesterday ny President Roosevelt
today issued d reply 10 the cHief executive
Il says
II is difficult 10 chEractsrize fully the
latest outbreak OF the president without
resorL1ng 10 the -sse g. language az undts-
uIfiae Hnd hlArnepOrrhy las th..i which puts
the president UrterAnCe N Class bY IL
sen Ln the 1fflcl8l literature Of the high
9I1lce ne hUluE- "a haleNtr rrDVpcaliln AZ.
Roosevelt NAY have tell IIriCsIug hiE E8Ill,
nothing could justify, OF much more ELtHl-
IA tg. The torrent q IuveCLive and virulence
which he poured out 10 a sLHte paper upon
1ne heads o. private citizens. NO one IN ms
sober senses can fan 70 regard the per
furmEnce as grave deruEa1i1u 10 the dig
ui1y Of the presidential station plliabis
exhibition q LDE erlnE raEe on the part Of
utie cila1 magistrate and The source Of Eu-
nllaLlun anc ChHErln % The entire country
II Is uufue Impossible 70 think Or any Of
M EDBssUelrE r long line Of distinguished
uredecessCrs LuE1 could possibly have 80
forgotten the diCuiries and decenCieE Of his
sLal-ec position az 20 transmit 10 congress
message IN any way CumpHrRbls win
Denunciafion and bitterness of speech are
no explanation and no answer. Assumption
that Lhe New York World End. Us pro
urle-ur were Influenced by base or un-
worthy motives IN the publication q the
vFpOrtE touching the Panama affair can
not be just fed nC matter who lay be
the person LIGt makes I-
The News states that the World undoubt-
edly has what II honestly considers SUI
ficieut grounds far beilt- ing that every
thing had moi been as II should have been
IN the acquisition by this country OF the
Panama canal interests from their former
owners, although paper NAV be deceived
The News states thai whether M. ROose-
welt knows IL or not, rumurs and reports
touching the Panama transaction have been
numerous ana persistent and that IN spite
q all his asssrvBri8ns people are srin not
convinced that everything was as II should
be this without in the least impuguing tht
good fBith Of the president or hiE agents IN
the nsEotiErious- The News said many
points have not been cleared up and they
cannot be cleared up BY threats pf Hbel
suits and pen lEshings uf editors that hold
the good name and the interests Of 1he
country quite as dear as does the president
The paper. tn concluding It's sta1emsuL
Saws the RHinFy resolution should be
adopted and thai congress should make q
searching investigation Of al the facts cir
cIImstGncss and rumurE connected with the
PanaIna activities Of the government
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
STATEMENT ABOUT eETUN DAM
IsrhmEan Canal COmmt~siOA Says
Sinking of ROelzetOe HAs Been
ExPected-

WASHINGTON Dec 1.-THE various ~
ports Of the sinking Of the r0cktos al the
GHrun Gam site, q the existence q q lake
hel0w the site and Of the slides q earth
ON the relocated Panama railroad have
brought forth an official statement from
the Isthmlan Canal commission, which
says the sinking o. the rOcEtoe was anric-
ipated and the more II sertled the firmsr
VIII be the foundations. There Is no lake
under GHrun. the statement continues. the
wafer there being IN pockets. The dam II
says, iE being buih Z very firm fuunda-
nuu Of iH1PerviOus clay, the Same being
true Of the foundation OF the lDcEA-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
FOLSOM KNOWN IN OMAHA
Relative Of MrN- ClevelAn6 who Dies
in Chicago Owned Property
An This City

BeujRmin =. Poison, q grandson n John
z. Poison, is dead IN Chicago. where an
operation for appendicitis proved Unsuc-
Cessf u
The deceased was a pArT UWner Of con-
siderable Omaha real estate. including TWO
lots 81 Sixteenth and DuuglEs streets. On
which the BrHndeis store STANDS. IN past
He wBE a first cousin OF Mrs. Grover
Cleveland who wRx Miss Poison before
her marriage 70 the lErs president John
h Poison and his brother. Benjamin r.
were Omaha pioneers VINO acquired large
holdings IN TINS city inclndtug besides the
properly named, several lots On Douglas,
north q Seven esnrh. on Cunning Street. be-
rwseut F1fteeuth and TWsuty-tnuTrn and At
Seventeenth and Douglas. The estate.
VI ich IL managed by me Byron Reed com
TGuy, has Remained largely undivided
among ths heirs. q whom there are sew
sral
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
Two BIC EDUCATORS TALk
Dr. Schurman and Ssnor Do-inguez
Corn Show Orators.
SPEAK ON ECONOMICS AND FARM
President Of Cornell Deals with Great
WeA1th and Distribution, PrOP@s-
auK sheldon Can Conference
Ser Iaher4rs1re -slH>E-
SPEAK ON ECONOMICS AND FARM
TAX on GREAT WEALTH

II 6sEItng with ths prohlsm q Ths
e3rr-Iburio1 u9 ErsH1 wealth Prsp-
idenf SchErmEn pointed cut rhEf
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Themselves. 4E1lsd
20 rsooFnzze their 0bl1EEtion 70 shE-s
1hetr fortunes with TIA community,
which they have aucu-1E1Esse with the
oO-operHEiOn Of TIE community, then
q In n Ths P5wsr u Ths EuvsrDmsut
&C sn5C-ns TINS Oh1+EEriun by = system
Of tEEEtion IN the urEnE1E- and +1her-
ttEnce of EsosdsuTE sEtEts. lie az
presssd the opinion that thsrS wRs m
s.JusEar tax no TAX whose 1nriagnos u
more aFEr1y felt" Ne SnEgestsd thai
a.tr connection with this National Corn
sxpoEir11a 1hs governor q Ksh-AsEE
CAL 3 oonfersnoe q governors OF other
rzpressnrHrivsB q rhs several states
60 1ormI1Ese q poAcy On 4Hhs-5sSnns
taxes"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
DOMESTIC

The senate yesterday took action to In
pestiER1s the message Of President Roose-
velt with respect 10 The employment Of
the secret service officers. Pare :
Count Burj reIinqUished his money de-
mBnd In the suit 10 secure possession Of
his children Pare !
The city marshal Of Greenwich. O..
shot q hiEhwBymRn and was fatally
wounded in preventing a carefully
planned robbery. Pare ]
Bath House" John CourhIin has been
arrested in Chicago on a charge ef as
shUlting a press photographer on the
night uf the big bah of the under world
over which he presided Pare
The HHrEis trial in Kentucky presents
the spectacle Of q brother fighting against
his brother and mother 10 secure ms
conviction for murder Pare
Proposed amendment 10 land opening
bin 10 pay Indians In South Dakota the
amount agreed upon fur their lands
PAss /
The prosecution Of the Hams case is
proceeding On the theory that 7 J.
Hatns WIS the leRdsr in the conspiracy
with his brother 10 KIN William z Auuis
Page 2
The IsthrniEn Canal commission has is
Encd statement IN al the Garunda1n site
is not settling more than was expected.
Page I
The Indianapolis News has written q
reply TO the message Of President Roose-
Telt In regard TO the canal matter Page !
A defRlORtiun Of $4,000 has resulted In
the closing Of the First National bank Of
S0merEWOrrh n H
rozExGN
Frisnds NJ Fresidsu1. Castro suffered
news Of the capture Of the coast boals.
FRgs ?
HRrte may be chosen as cuptain Of
Cnrnhusker foot bah eleven as a CON-
promise Of the deadlock between Frum
and CoIlinE- RREs IL
Iowa and Nebraska coal dealers say
they DO not receive fair treatment from
the railroads. Pare 5
Dr.. SchurnRn Of Cornell university and
Senur Duningusz uf Mexico deliver ad-
dresses nj the Corn show. Page !
National Corn association annual meet
inE develops that the Corn show is TO
remain IN Omaha as the result Of tine
splendid showing made by this city with
the present show. PnEa !
CcMzL1cIAL AND WDugrEIAL-
Live stock markets Pare 3
Grain markets. Pare >
Stocks and bonds. Pare 3
MovEHUEs OF ocEAN ETEAMSE1PE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
FAIR DEAL FOR The INDIANS
Proposal to Pay Them What Was
Agreed Upon for Their Lands.
ORIGINAL BILL ONLY HALF
Land yo- sasd - Ne selling for sew
erHl TIrne~ the Amouut and Gar
HeId Says Appropriation fs
simply FHir 70 Then
- : - co-rss-nnarnt.l

WASHINGTON rec. 1B-fs7e-iEl Teia-
rrRrr Secretary Garfield NRs recun-
rrendRd 10 congress the amendment of sec-
tiol.s : snd Of the ART May %. 1sS which
authorizes the sale and diFpusitiun ~ a
portion n the surplus Hrs urRuorred lands
n rhe Chs~sune and stsndtnr Rock Indian
reservations IN Sol n and North Dakota
When this bFl was originally submitted
70 congress y provided Tor the payment
e secriuus 1s and 36. granted TO North and
South Dakota n s25e psr acre and
smother SECTION q The bI1 appropriated
s15 ee0 10 pEv the 1ndiFns for the lands
ErEu-sd 70 the two Dakotas. rider.
however was attached To the bin passed
Whereby Us an acre should be Fsid the
Indians instead uf $50 as originally agreed
upon and s.zbBeo instead q sz1s.aBo was
appropriated 10 pay fer the lands 80
granted.
sec-ers-v Garfield ssvs that n an in
formal conference between representative
members of the Standing Rock and Chey-
eune tribes and Special inspector McLauEh-
In II was mutually arreeo the Indians were
to receive g ~ per acre TOR the lands thus
granted the srHres
while II is truH~ Secretary Garfield
states. --rhH1 no furuunl agreement 70 this
effect Was entered ir-o between the gov
eru-ueur and the tribes rnanrioned. vef an
Informal discussion and understanding uf
this matter WAS Euch as tD pa-tBks
strongly q the nature q contract which,
IN the opinion Of this department should
NJ lenst be binding I'd the government a.
the guardian OF It's Indian wards, II Tins
land is worth 1t the present time from s.
TO 80 per acre. II would seem the govern
rnsu1 should pay Al leRsr $50 al acre for
Il
Minor Matters Ht Capital.
A p Talbot uf Lincoln. Neb-, haaa u
the Modern Woodnsn n America is in
Washington and was personally conducted
through the capitol today hv Senator
Burksrt. who Is r member q the urEaui-
zarion. NJ Talbot Is N his wuy 10
Baltimore.
Isadore Zier1er uf Omaha Is IN the city
10 secure a cabinet officer ~ leadinE
Legislator for the McKinlsy club banquet
m MS home city. Mr.. Ziegler was tn-
tro6uced by Senators Brown and Burkert
II Leading orators n the upper branch of
congress-
on the recommendation n CunEressmEn
Hubbard. Dr. Fl J. ElAckney has bean ap-
pointed pension examining surgeon ~
Sheldon Ia vice Dr. T W. Crane, re-
signed
Arthur J Nelson hHE been appointed
TloEtmastsr Al Chance Butte county. South
r,uRutn- zsns NJ A Veal resigned
FHrdiuard W. Dresssen has been Bp-
pointed regular and Rudolph Dreesssn sub
sttuuts rural carrier for route AZ Cor
rectiouvfne. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
FIFTEEN KILLED IN FRANCE
Freight and Passenger TrAtns Cotl1de
Hnd Nte1ins Are Burned in
NreekAEe.

LIMOGES, France, Dec IA collision
between q freight ana passenger train
near hsre rocHy resulted IN Lne death Of
ar1sen persons ana me injury o. rhlr1y
others. FN1c BROKE OIL Eflsr the collision,
ana most uf rhs victims. including the en-
gineer q the passenger train, were pined
benaHrh me WreckEEe and burned 10 death
The collision occurred IN rhe pouch tunnel
between here ana Br-rs-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
MRS. TAFT LEAVES FOR SOUTH
wife sf PreHidens-EIecs IL spend sew
erAl DAys At Lir1Ie Town of


NEW YORK Dec. 1E.-NrE WEniAm II
Tar who has been IN New York several
days during which she HrIended the ses-
sions Of the annual mesring o. the National
Civic federation viii leave this afternoon
for spray, n c. and WI rernatn Al
spray a hrrls cDctan manufacturing town.
near Dauvills, as uhe guest q M. EnG
Ms NebHns. until the end Of rhis week
when she VII 1Oin the presideut-elact a.
Augusta Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17

MARsEIALLTOWS. Ia. De 16-lzpecial
TelsErEm- l-Frank Aust. young man Of
ms cry. WEs seriously, perhaps al ~.
injured when be zen under a Great West
ern freish1 tran whzls ErIampIiag 10 bas-d
u LksI u1Hr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
GARRETT AMENDMENT BEATEN
Furures Defeaued An the
HOuae-

WAEHINgroN. Dec. I8-Ths house d.
feHted BY - 10 IG ths Garrett Emendmsur
60 me penal code am, psnRlEing Lhs trEus-
mission by nal ~ any advertisement or
lufurmEuuu having rsfenancs 10 dealings IN
futures where rhs delivery 0f Ehs Erricls
boaEht G@EnGs be ma
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17

- EEss2 EEE beeu elsr1Elelyao n Lne t-rEr
AErllIILE- nI1-E g cllZlltz-E Flrl-- n H L-t-
rEai-1sr tlza ass1 ErrsE1aE E1E 1ns Ersrzr1-t
hArs EEtsE ~ tEzE sEE1E - 1Eks
paa.zazduz q - t1s111z1 Hzs = E1eH
I. p-zzzEzT zs-11HlA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17

Railroad men were IN evidence a. rns
National Corn exposition Wednesday. the
Gay being known a. Railroad Gay. Rnd
when the audience gathered IN concert
han az 10.3B 10 hear President Jacob Gould
SchUrnEn Of Cornell university. presidents
and high officials Of the railways were
among rhuse VINO sWeled the slzs Of the
audience and il was probably the largest
Of the week In the afternoon they re-
turned 10 hear Zeferino DominEuez, The
Mexican planter and educator, who pre-
scented the trophy 10 The student judges
c. c RuHeWarer. general manager OF The
Bee and chs irruau Of the executive CON-
mirtee of the National Corn exposition,
presided an The morning meeting ana in
troduced President ScnUrmEn. A1terward
The Cornell alumni eutE-lAinsd Dr.. Scnur-
man a. Hansuu's cafe.
One Of The parties which entered the Eu-
disnce room consisted OF the Northwestern
and Omaha railroad officials, headed by
Vice President H p MeCunough and
Prank Walters, general manager Of the
lines west Of the Missouri river
address ~ SchurmHn.
President schurman arrived juEt on the
hour with Ar. RnseWE1sr, JusI after The
band had concluded irs program q music
For over al hour the Distinguished educator
discussed ''0ur National Outlook" saving:
The great majority uf problems which
today interest," American voters are econo-
mic problems. l. Is economic problems
which are Transforming. recaslL-s and re-
creating our political parties. And herein
our history If but following the course Of
European history
I In the Uutted States the situation Is IN
\ tsl4sified by the existeuce Of great and
/ increasing inequalities uf economic cunci-
tiuns II Is this pnenumenun which fosters
| socialism amongst Ia. and the socialists
spirit Is sar more widely d-tfUsed rhHn The
/ Eumber of voters FOR the s-cIzusric lickel
Rould indicate Many minds are rendered
susceptible 70 the E1luramenls uf socialism
By resentment EI existing contrasts be-
tween our very rlch -nc uur very poor
I while that equality which lE the 10unda1nu
I OF the s8ciALsIic state has something n Il
| AKIN 10 me sense Il justice and falr treat
meuI- winch IL The ueapeEr elsmeu- IN the
moral nature uf man
/ While j syUpuuuIzs with the sucIEtEriC
/ desire ~ improve the condition OF or m
I Eraperled classes. i have no farm II rns
socialists pEnarss-
I Nevertheless, 4 an profoundly uuur1ure1
tnar q new ana ssrluUs Esraolsm u ArisiIlE
/ for Use il cuIsequznce uf The lacrsE.slIis
] insQuaIirias ~ e1annuLjc uG--1-ll-EIIz- Ana
I HuFpass 10 uns cuuid dany LnEr rae con-
/ rrEs1 lstWsau the rich ana the polI WoIi-
] coucatrahly reach q plluI Al Elllc1 rhers
/ WEs No ElleflaLEE buI reEaiuLlul IA 2,
H. SAY. lhe uuulbsr 81 IaaIls ln lls ouun-
I lrF N-lh11I uruI,arIy ULlsur hscaDf 81
I lzrss ana EsA11n % e1nnza-r.-aa 1haz 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17
SUMMARY OF The BEE


FOR OMEHA- COTNCL BLUFFs AND
T1CINTTT-Elnin or snow and colder Thurs
CAV
F0R NEBRA ASEA-suUw Thursday.
FOR low A-E,aIn or snow and culoer
Tru-sdHv.
-T'..----,l-arr-e n Omaha vest erdHy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17

Mr 5~arf - mAkilE a tour % tnspecian
uf his western plants ana VII take IN ths
earn show during MA stay IN Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17

j. Wilkes Jones. secrrrar'y-tre
Omaha. Neb.
The Nsuunal Corn association unnni-
mouEly re-elected the cid officers Al its
annual meeting al the Rome "wednesday
morning Important Rs TINS action is. ii
Goes not 0versasdUw the acti0n Of the as
suciHriun in declaring that II SIS the wish
of the organization that Omaha shall
have the National Corn exposition 80 long
as Omaha desires
The National Corn association has the
sHy-so in this matter. and the action of
me morning Is therefore conclusive.
T7hs re-slectiun OF Massrs. Funk. Holden
Montgomery and Jones iE q highly graft
tying thing for th1se who know anything
about the history and devBlupmeu1 q the
exposition, know q The extent Hud quality
Of their work and next 70 important work
vel done. the next most pleasant thing
in the minds Of all men is the rscngnir0n
thereof.
The NB-iunal Corn association did an
other thing along this Line II voiced
formally and entil usiasricsliy IT'S ENDORSE
rnent OF the great and good work which
senior Zeferino Dumtngaez IL doing IN ar
agricultural wRr for the people Of his
country. senor Dumtnguez, al the request
uf President FUNK spoke nrltsLIy 10 TIE
convention. lie made his address sh8rt
berHuss hs was 10 taIk II greater length
II the afternoon
Present Prise 10 Clore-
The suuual meeting % tbs c0rn aaseefn-
1iun WAS nofe worthy slss fur Ene rueBau-a-
tion OF the Indiana Corn Associations el.Bue
trophy which If awarded by the national
association 10 L Z. Gl1re. Elrsaey an
nUunced- The address Of presentation wBs
made by c. L Christie for Indiana and Rc-
copied ny President Funk
In accepting a re-election PreEidsnf Funk
spoke feeIingly-
j E-n deeply moved by the honor and
wish that ] could express ny appreciation
I o. the honor IN better terms than am now
dong. 7 must say 70 you thar ] accept
the honor. however solely from a sense pf
durv. knowing fun wei The Importance Of
our w0rK IL seems TO me q call wtlich no
man could reject. even u. In my cNHs.
Illness In my family and the prssBurS Of
private business make lengthy demands On
my time. For the honor, thank yOu from
the bottom uf ny heart"
The executive committee Of the HssociR-
ton VIII be selected by the state RssociR-
lions later as provided by the constitution