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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23
At STATS

New Fall Suits in fancy stripes
that are invisible or pronounced, and
in plain colors of blue. brown, red
and black These suits have the
long coats and are cut on exceeding
ly graceful lines. Skirts are the new
flare models and fit snug.
Second Floors. Kann. Sons & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23
Style news of FALL SUITS
at $19.75, $24.75 and $29.75

New Fall Suits of plain diagonal
chevrons or fancy mixtures, lalso
broadcloth. Plain colors are shown
and also the pretty striped and
checked effects. Some novelty ef-
fects have cutaway coats with fancy
vesting down the front. Skirts are
the new button-front models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

n
frame; regular s1.OO 4Sc
value; tomorrow. ........
IMPORTED BELT PINS; in all
the new stone settings of lapis.
matrix, jade. coral, turquoise set
tings, and In green. gold ~
and bright finish: regular ayr
ly 81 90; choice tomorrow.
&c JET HATPINS, in ~
mushroom shape; large l(f
size; special. ..
GOLD-PLATED COLLAR PIN
SETS. regularly soc; just six on
. q card; in plain and ~
chased designs: spe- &c
WAIST SETS. consisting of links
and stickpin in turquoise, jade,
garnet and pearl set ~
tings; regularly 25c IVC
set; special. Observation-Disclosures.
&c COLLAR AND VEIL PIN
SETS, in gold plate and ~
black enamel; four in Lilo
set; special. .............
SOC SILVER-PLATED PURSE
and Card Case combined, Ar
with space for mono Z0(
gram; special tomorrow.
IMPORTED RHINESTONE
PINS, in % different ~
shapes; regularly soc; nc
Jewelry Dept--First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
SHORE LANDS ARE
OPENFOR ENTRY

The plata ~ the Lake Washing
ton shore lands recently plated ~
the stats land commission. Ia &C
cord ui,h the A-Y Pc bills passed
By the last legislature. weFe filed
thia morning uifh she county aedi
tor and citY engineer These lands
arr Boz open for entry aud puf
chase ia accordance with the teens
% the state law
The aEKswgase appraised value of
fhese lands Is ss6o lgs 80. bringing
the total. Including the Lake nlou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
TRAMP COLONY
FOR ELECTION
(By United press.l

CHICAGO. March 2I-Ths
Utopia for trampa has been found
II II situated at the corner Of
Lyons, Summit and Gary. where a
fierce local option war Is raging.
Eleven drinks a day. a place 10
sleep and nothing to do but play
cards and remember when election
day comes around. Is what "col.
onized tramps 81 the suburbs have
been enjoying. according TO the
testimony adducod before the grand
jury.
Indictments are expected against
those persons responsible for the
establishment Of the colony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
ICE--- JUST ICE---THE SECRET OF
JULIA MARLOWE'S COMPLEXION
BV DOROTHY DALE.

The secret Of the beautiful
compleaionf You1l Hhfile when
you hear It. bat don let that de
81 you from giving u a trial. How
/ learned II doen not matter hut
II ia The state secret 81 a queen ID
many lands
You know Mise .luiia Maflowe q
cumplrKiu soft aud flush tinted
az babyH9 All womuhhlnd has
beEee. fus the magic recipe.
Tales OF secret emlaaaflea 10
fafthrHt Arabia faf soothing
balm have been told Humora Of
a wonderful unetafe nt fabulous
aum from coiufwise Persia
brought exclusively for the
shakeagearean queen. have been
set afl0at
Tut prepare for q shock It's
ice. ladies. nothing bat The pond
or ammonia frozen commodity for
keeping butter aud milk that
Elyea that satin glow
Doubtless all OF you have Won
defud how Mlaa NarloNe obtained
such striking color effects without
spot light Well. ~ Wah with
ice. thatu all. nothing bat Ice
This g. haW Miss Mariowe pro.
cccds 10 make her complexion a
wonderful psaehbloW effect.
First rub IN little cold cream
aud massage the face thaIoushlF
Ruh OF with coarse towel
Then rub She neck aud face
with a fine Swedish pumlcc stone
ia rubhiRK be careful "a rub dovn
AZ the corners 81 the eyes aud out
ward from tho mouth toward the
ears
After molding thoroughly begin
90 Dip she Stone iuto Ice water til
n Il very cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
BITS 0'HEWs

Lady Elks. Q. p. o. {.
The Lads Elks. y y O =, viii
holA 4 business meeting Tuesday
afternoon, At 2 80 o'clock. 10 the
kiks club room.
Classic Culture Club.
The Classic Culture club Mas en-.
tersained today at-the residence Of
Mrs. Wilcox. if0f s5th nv The
following interesting program was
given. Roll call 81 quotations from
Japanese poetry. paper. Japanese
Literature. By Mrs George Law
'-Publie Life and Leaders OF ia
pan BY Mrs Alfred T. Mccar.
gar. Home Life"
Seattle Woren's Club.
The literary department Of the
Seattle Women's club will meet at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Harriet Saandersou. In the
Holyoke block. The topic Of dis
cussion viii be THE Drama OF Rob.
crt browning under The leader
ship Of Mrs. Saunderaon.
The philharmonic department Of
the club will meet Thursday after
noon at the Lincoln hotel An in.
vitation has been extended hy the
department to the club IN general
for the afternoon. The hostesaeH
will be Mrs. Madison and Mrs. & G.
Frost.
A general meeting 81 the Seattle
Nomen's club viii Be held the first
Monday Of April.
Daughters Of isis.
The Daughters Of isis will meet
Thursday at the residence 81 Mrs
y. Hrier. 1919 10th Az "
Alpha Club.
The Alpha club viii meet the
first Monday Of April. az the resi-
deuee Of Mrs. = II Padden. 900
T.. Denny way The topic for the
afternoon Will be The Faynrite
Paintings aud Artists.
Rainier Chapter. o. A. n.
The Rainier chapter. H. A. r..
will meet AZ the new residence Of
Mrs. John Leary. 10th az. north.
Tuesday. March 81.
Lentsn LECTURES.
Or r J Won Horn. Of the Plym.
outh Congregational church. gave
the nsual Friday leptcn lecture At
tho residence o. AIRS - HHl. Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
FREEDOM OF The PRESS
STRONGLY ENDORSED

SAN FRANCISCO. March I'll
Freedom OF the pfeas II regarded
a. greater boon By the bar Of
San Francisco than exaggerated
aws Of the state supreme eourt, and
the action 81 the bar association
last night IN refusing GO attempt 70
muTEls the court critics e. bcihE
commended on all sides today.
At the meeting resolution was
offered which sought To protect
the members Of the supreme bench
from criticism such as has been
hurled al them for their recent
action In the SchmltE case. which
allowed the convicted e&mayor to
step from jail under bond The
resolution VAS defeated By an Al.
most unanimous vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
Tank Cars to Be Run Over Electric Lines TO Sprinkle
Streets During Dry SeasOn---Service to Be Extend
ed Gradually.

About May 1 the city Of Seattle
will make a start at It's first effort
a. street sprinkllng For the pres.
ent season only streets having
street railway lines will be sprlnk.
led by the city. but it Is planned
10 extend the system from season
10 season until considerable por.
ton OF the city has been covered
The work undertaken this year
will be done BY two tank car
epfinklers operated on the street
railway lines These tank cars
~ere purchased BY the city last
year. but arrived too late In the
summer 70 be used during the dry
eeason. IL was expected. when
they were ordered. that they would
be put in the service late last sum.
mer. but about the time they ar.
rived there came n rainy spell and
they were not needed. When the
weather became dry again u was
thought that the season was SO
near an end that Il would hard.
~ be worth while to Install the
necessary standpipe equipment for
them until this spring.
To install standpipes.
Before they can be put In service
{, will be necessary Tor the city
10 install Two or three turnout
tracks aud andpipes where they
can get out OF the way Of street
car traffic while they are being
filled. While the exact locations OF
these have not yet been selected
one Of them viii probably be near
the southeEly end OF Lake Union.
one ont towards ballard and prob.
ably one In the southern portion
Of the city.
During past summers, there has
been some organized sprinkling Of
certain streets done By contract
and paid Cor By tho owners Of
property IN the districts covered.
First and Second avs from Ycsler
way to Pike 81 and some other
down town business streets and
the asphalt district on the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

hill have been covered IN this way
Hut there has never been any
sprlnkllng done directly by the
city.
The Idea Of having the city
sprinkle the streets at general cr'
pcnaa is hobby OF Councilman
Murphy. who has heen insiatently
working on Il for several years.
Ills plan OF beginning With the
street ear streets IA dictated by the
idea that BY that means the largest
number Of people can be served
az the least expense TO the city
Result o. Lena Effort.
Il have been trying 10 set the
city 10 take up the work Of street.
sprinkllng ever since I have been
In the council said Murphy yes.
torday, "and 4 finally prevailed
upon the council last year 10 pur.
chase The two tank car sprinklera
These viii be put into service a.
soon as The dry season comes They
will be operated over all OF the
electric lines OF the city aud will
DO a great deal towards reducing
the worst feature Of the dust mai.
sanee.
Ninety five per cent % the PEG.
pie living in the city ride moru or
less regularly on the street car
lines. The dust along theae lines
has been one ~ the greatest IN
couvenlenees they have u suffer
during the summer season and the
tank cars can wmedy that Ia a
large measure Ca account 81 the
heavy traffic ca certain % the
down town streets thcy cannot BE
as effective there "a team sprlnk
lera. aud may have tu be supple
mented there bY team work Hut
IN the oatlYinE districts they win
DO good aud efficient work az a
minimum 1t expense "a the cify
and q maximum Of benefit to ritls
Gems generally We hope gradual
" 10 extend the sYagrm from year
10 year until an the main traffic
streets % the clty arr regularly
served throughout the drY season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
W0RKMEN INCORPORATE
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

In order 70 go out Tor business
themselves IN The buiidius line u
members Of local building trades
unions have organized themselves
into a company. known ns the
builders Construction company AZ.
neiea az Incorporation Nefu filssi
AZ olympia yesterday
The company viii enter the field
~ bulidinE construction. employing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

shore lands. up to tfts0ait So IN.
der The lae these lands may nos
D. purchased ~ tho preference
right upland owners either outright
ufun tho payment ~ the fun az
praised value 81 the lands. or on
contract on the payment 81 one
third the purchase price. tho rc.
naming portion 20 be paid Ia two
equal annual inaiailmsnta AZ 8 pet
cent interest
The lands thus plated extend
from i.Aur.lhurnt point on the north
10 the old city limits on the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

oulf union sefkmeh and aHporiion.
inE the profits Of in operations
among the men employed Ga a pro
rata basis
The incurporaiors 81 this novel
company aHe G. T. Larson. John
Emerson. AibNri T. Gibson. A +
Johnson. A y neFg u Carlson.
1ohn Carlson. & saehFiHnn. August
Furhsll Phillip Carlson. q. X. Hal
man and Ernest = HoRluud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

Seattle Star Exclusive Serviee.l
NEW YORK. Mar. 2l-Flitting
about the stage like n BIT Of thistle
down rather than a picture Of flesh
and blood. Adclluc Gence. the
dainty little Danish dancer. being
featured In the new musical r..
view. The Soul Kiss. IL the raFo
Of Broadway She has taken pre-
ccdenco over oven Tetrazxini FAX
imoxa.
Ten years ago Gence. then a
mere girl went TO the Empire the
atre. tn London. for a sixsWcrk en-
EaFement So pronounced was her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

hit that she continued Yet
she came TO America % -
for her appearance here =
been signed by kiaw q -
Tor 8 period Of several ysss II
Combining novelty eng
uliv with wonderful gracf =
ness. Genee Is easily ine 4
Of The terpslchorean sFiis'A : !.
country. The ease. gIas - :
dent pleasure with wnlcn 4
eeutes the most difficult - =.
he most lively whirk Az -. !,
brand her a mistress Of esa's
ID ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
TRACK
BILL MAY FAIL
tsy uai,sd Pr...

ALBANY, \. Y. March IL
with the tish, over the antiraee
track bill nearing the lat round
In the state Legislature. a significant
change became apparent today in
the opinions Of the legislative ox.
pcrts a. TO the chances Of passage
Of the famous Agnew bill The 90.
punents nf fhe measure are nov
willing 10 bet even money that the
bill will be- Killed ia the senate.
The basis FOR these rnmora is
the report that large amount Of
money for tiiegitlmatc use IN the
senate has been raised by the race
track interests aud tho houkmakera.
Some persons. Who claim 20 be In
the know place the amount Of this
alleged corruption fund Of 5000 .00a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

droua heights lie wifi deliver The
next lecture at $50 q IA Friday.
Ia tbs pariofn ~ the church.
Stirling Chapter. q. a. q.
The stirling chapter. u a. Il.
win nicct the first Tuesday uf
April the sth. ~ tbs residence 81
Mrs. G u Applciou. ASA E High.
land drive.
Woncn's Tuesday Club.
The Wumeus Tuesday club will
meet fueadAy. April z. With Mr.
A : lIaEgsft tsfa Isth AZ \. r.
Topic % discussion win be ~oa.
entail RUGS
Desnon q. Aatfhea
Miss Vera Desmond vas married
90 Mr. Harrison G. Matthoa. II
Spokane. Wash Tnesiay evening
BY Rev D J Van iEoru. IN the
pariaFs ~ the First Plymouth Con.
SENSATIONAL church.
Ls~renee Duff,
Miss Christina II Lawrence. af
Wahfat0n. y -. and Mr. Edward
= Daft. Of PittsburK. Pa. we're
married Thursday Afternoon by
Rev W a. ". Reea. u D.. In TIE
study Of the First Methodist
church.
Or. J. o. Koehle 20 Lecture.
Rev John u koehlc. u -. 81
Chicago. Will give a series 81 lee.
lures. beginning May Z. In the
bethany Presbyterian church. on
the subpcct 81 "ApolOxctiea Or
koehle is considered the most not
I'd lecturer on the evidence Of
Christianity In the country. and
has Eigen the present series ~ Ice.
lures over $500 times Ia the INIT.
I'D States tie will b. In this cts
fbr ten days.
Presbyterian Missions.
The Ladies' Presbyterian Mis-.
si0nafy society of Puget Sound will
hold an ailday meeting Wednesday
April /. In she Bethany PrrshY.
terrain church The evening serv.
ice viii be IN the interest Of the
Young Peoples Society.
Personal.
Res VI A. Matthews. OF the First
Presbyterian church. spoke last
night before the meeting of The
Presbyterian church at Ellenaburg.
Wash.
Recital.
a Juvenile concert was given this
afternoon At the Conservatory Of
Music Capitol hill Several solos
were sung b hiss Ellen shelton
FINE FISHING TACKLE piper
u Tan 1924 &tncrnd au 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
WOMAN IN PULPIT.

Mrs. VIM Park. wife Of Rev. YIN
Park. pastor Of the Ashury NJ +
church, Whitman av. and 10th az
Fremont. will occupy her husbands
pulpit tomorrow evening aud speak
on Profit and Less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
WINS DIAMOND MEDAL,

J. Wallace Tough. Of Fremont
won the diamond medal offered by
the W. G. T. L. for the best Grafton
to help the temperance cause. The
contest was held last evening at
tho Y. NJ G. A. auditorium. and
five contestants took part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
STOCKHOLM PLANS
AN EXHIBITION.
10y United preas.l

STOCKHOLM March 2i.-The
government l. preparing invitations
10 the nations Of the world 10 take
part In forestry exhibition in
Stockholm I'm 1919 These invita-.
tons explain the details and full
scope Of the show. the plans for
which are nov rapidly progressing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
CLAIM BRYAa's DEFEAT,


WASHINGTON. March 81. /,
. Anti Bryan democrats de. i,
. clare today that the unmina. I,
. ton 81 the peerless one" at I
. the Beaver convention has al /,
. ready been headed off. I
. IainE III. name OF Cover I
. nor John A. Johnson. Of Min. 4
. ues0ta 10 couinfe with. they I
q assert theY already have three 4
. more votes than enough 10 I
prevent the nomination Of I
. Bryan without the aid 81 a I,
. single delegate from the south. 4
a A a A A a a A a a A a a a a /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

Then change to apiece 81 ice a.
bis a. The palm Of the hand.
THIS brings a glow aud after
dryiug with soft towel apply lnF
more face cream and some pow
der. one can go uui into the bitter
eat cold OF strung wind without
danger Of ronWheHlng the delicate
texture Of the skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

The present government Of
Japan having just been defeated
az the elections. Count katsura
will undoubtedly be selected By
the mikado as the new prime
minister kaisuta has held the
office before. lie IL brilliant
statesman and thoroughly modern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

FINE FISHING TACKLE-Pipor
q Tart 1924 Srcond nv. 49,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
Bloomington News.

The soldiers of Company @,
held their memorial services at
Mt. Pisgah church Sunday after
noon. Elder Hall officiated.
Miss Ida White of Decatur,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Edna Stearles, Sunday.
Rev. Hoagland has returned
from Rockford, reporting a very
successful meeting.
Miss Maymie Withers left this
week for her home in Louisville,
Kentucky.
Tuesday morning at The home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lester,
occurred the marriage of Miss
Ethel Henneger of Normal, and
Louis Hodge oil Kentucky. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Henneger and the groom
is quite a prominent person in
the social circles, The wedding
was quite a surprise to their
friends. They will reside with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester, Elder
Brown of the Union Baptist
church, Officiated.
Sunday morning. in Chicago,
occurred the death of Liss Lena
Henneger, sister of Miss Sarah
Henneger Of Normal Miss Hen
meyer had many Bloomington
and Normal friends who were
very sorry to hear of her death
Her body was brought here for
interment.
The mem bers of the Dramatic
Club will go to Clinton next
Tuesday, to give their play, en-
titled Out in the Streets. 3"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
Hold Confirmation
Services.

Bishop Osborne conducted the
confirmation at the Episcopal
Mission. 1920 S Grand avenue,
east, last Sunday evening at 7:30
p. m. There were three confirm
ed. Mrs. Lemuel Taylor's two
girls and w. II Scott The ser
vices were very impressive and
quite d few were out.
a young colored man will be
ordained deacon and take charge
of the mission in few weeks.
The mem oers and friends vel
come him, but are sorry TO part
with Rev. Jefferson. who has
given such faithful and Satsfac-
tory services The public is in
vited TO attend these services.
Mrs. H. T Cottman is much
improved.
E. L. Rogers was in Decatur
this week on business.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
Memorial Day Pro-
Gram.
Exercises to Be Held BY C. a. r. at
Lincoln Monument This afternoon.

The program for the Memori-
al Day Exercises to be held at
the Lincoln Monument in Oak
Ridge cemetery at 3 o'clock this
afternoon is as follows:
Assembly-High School Cadet
Buglers.
Musc-Quartet, Edward An
derson, Frank A. Drake, G. A.
Hulett and H. B. He kel.
acknowledgement. j. M 4.
Stevenson.
Music-Quartette
Reading of Orders from De-
partment Headquarters-COl. Z.
F, Mills
Music-Quartette.
Address-The Hon, Francis G
Blair.
Music-Song. America. y au
dience.
The exercises will be continu
ed before Memorial Hall at the
Lincoln Monument.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
A Correction.

The party who was arrest d
for disorderly conduct and giving
her name as Bessie Nelson was
not the Bessie Nelson Of 1924 &
Mason street, the daughter of
Charles Nelson. The name of
the guilty party has been ascer-
tanned and further steps will be
taken to punish them for appro-
priating my name.
Bessie Nelson,
1924 E. Mason q.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
self is sure and conceded.

self is sure and conceded
Christopher Manner, clerk of
the supreme court, seems to have
a foeman worthy of his steel IN
the opposition and candidacy of
j. McCan Davis.
Taft and Bryan will be nomin-
ated by the republican and dem
ocratic parties respectively, for
the presidency. The vice presi-
Dental ques tion is puzzle.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
The Situation.
State Politics-The Men
Sure of Success.
Summarized by w. L. Edwards

The political horizon, when un.
covered, both national and state
presents a rather interesting con
dition. A genuine view, un bias
ed and impartial, of the technl'
cal superiority of the candidates,
will solve the supposed political
puzzle easier than tossing up
coin.
The state of Illinois glories nc
less in having produced Gov.
Chas. S Deneen, than she does
in the production of the eminent
and worthy martyrs, statesmen,
soldiers and jurists, who have
preceded him in the honest and
just performance Of their duties
and the people are coming to
recognize as never before, the
difference between the political
talent of Elk. Gov. Yates and the
true hearted, unselfish practical
common sense ideas and actions
of Gov. Deneen, and the part
that he has played in promoting
the best legislation this state has
had enacted in many years.
While Senator Jones is entitl
ed to great credit for TAX
ing charge of the excommunicat
ed Oglesby primary bill and
charging it with new iron and
other life, giving currents until
it was reconstructed and rein
forced, and finally met with sue
cess by an overwhelming repuo-
llcan legislative majority; yet our
future lieutenant governor, John
@, Oglesby (who will be nomln
ted at the primaries August oth)
was a ways directly or indirectly
cooperating, trying to conserve
health and life in the bill by &C.
ton in the direction of sugges.
tioG, the elimination of petty
jealOusies and concert action
which finally brought about the
success of the measure. His
ability, integrity and party 10y
atty are unquestioned, and his
nomination almost assured, re
gardIess of the high quality OF
his oppOhentS.
| am convinced that the Hon
James A Rose. will succeed him
self as secretary Of state. The
work of his office has attained
the highest pitch of excellence,
and the very atmosphere is sur
charged with d demand for his
re. election. Mr.. Rose is not
only honest and vote. getter
but is efficient, experienced and
well balanced in character. polt
ically. He is making a clean and
honest campaign and while bis
opponents are all honorable men
the signs of the times and the
public, points toward him as his
own successor.
James S Mccullough, the
present auditor of public ac
counts, has little or no opposition
comparatively speaking, vii
most likely succeed himself
Andrew Russell will. without ;
doubt, receive the nomination TO
state treasurer.
The nomination of Attorne,
General Stead to succeed him
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30

Not alarmed over the Sullivan
departure. We are not inimical
to the city administration nor Mr..
Sullivan, for it is each man S
right, which TIE Forum has con.
tended, to do as he sees or
thinks best, but we Deneenites
will carry this county in August
or re port the reason why.