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New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
CAUGHT ODELL, He SAYS
Parsons Tells of Haring Repeater S
.SEp of Ex-Governor.

Ferher. Parsons. president OF the Repuoiican
County Committee. in a statement given ou' iA
night repeats his charges that the heu'ehah y.
Ex-Governor odell are preparing to use frauo y
.se rri-narles He specifically charges them WIN
having printed slips filed out for the use o
rereaIers The issue is not Governor Hughes,
President Parsons declares, but Isl sfah oe'
control the party organization in this stare
whichever ticket a man votes says MI fai
sons -he viii be voting fer Governor i1uel. ,
f,se wishes to regain power, and he has attenip'e
fl under a clever disguise lie has looleo so..'
sincere people by his professions OF irlehoai'p N
Governor Hughes odeli does not rels upon "
ns-e nv fair means He has but one motto anu
,+.s ;s ,o win His lieutenants say they must
win by- fair means foul On this account ''is
have made elaborate preparations lor "ii'i"e ..
foul means Not only have they rleo 10 COZ
,,,e,ec-ors hut they plan by wholesale voting Oh
reresters TO carry the primaries iheiI h'i'0
-he charge regarding repeaters slips as foio"S-
In croof of this have secured repealer s,r slr
by odes sn fer qse % Of the inspector
n Is THU piece of paper that can be ear1ea ins m
spsoss ss s% 30 oesd Ht es % that e @ The Tepeats5 5
win have at nand d.scrip,loni niformaton 20 as TO
.he mans previous residence. .o.a- neads it
Why rms ms Hpfer knows these facts about him,
SELF These slips viii be given to rTPea'eii ii-s are
,e6 rIndleg %Ts Because the ode lieutenants need
50 many Of them that t9ad hat IS re Tbev want them
for use by thousands . 49,. ,-,-o-es+ ,f Governor
HrIrheso No: If there were an issue ol - ne
tT-7r1,ss ard slip used by odeh uluei-
yre+ence that Il was for Governor husntLs' ,.th
e--,o- Hughes would have To renudla'e suIn -. ~,
o5s F-f that he will not have TO GO az Ie la | ~
+a1e issue In whose interest tnef LlsfI a,r,
h. used? In the interest of odeh ana o. oue1i s
NJ Parsons declares it IN Inpleas'i"' . I-iI heen
,,1s - a,,eck a man who has twice oeeii
-,nc.o6 governor. and still more so because -he
man is a member Of his OWN party ou'' nc
adds -the Republicans Of this county some - -
ago lost confidence in Mr- Odeli they 90 ilol van
him in the position Of authority ne seeNs y -,
~ On 1bey want The Republican party run py
-,., who win their primaries by the use OF re-
heaters call upon every Republican who oeI'e'eS
IL honest party management to come 10 me pr
rraries on Tuesday and condemn by MS No'e '''S
attempt TO steal success
Nr Parsons was not ready last night to make
snv detailed claims to the results OF the Prl-
-,sries but will have such a statement tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The test we'll the j s King farm on Big
Branch, in the Duval district Lincoln County
turned out to be almost gusher as the produC-
ton was 100 barrels the first thirteen hours after
a shot. This gives good deal of character to this
district, and much interest IS taken in some of the
other wells now under way Another test is being
drilled the Morrison farm 500 feet southwest of
the Big Creek development. and several other tests
have been commenced in this region. The Walton
pool in the Walton district has also shown up with
two good producers in the Big Injun sand
In other sections of the lower southwest how
ever not much OF interest Importance has
transpired. and only the usual number of light
producers or dry holes has been reported Efforts
to extend the limits of the Holidays Cove pool I'm
Brooke County. met with check because of the
total failure OF the the Campbell farm
which turned out Il duster. This we'll was about
a mile north and west of developments I'm that
pool and IL was hoped that II might be productive
ard open up good stretch of territory In that d-
recton. Ia Southeastern Ohio only small Producers
or busters have been reported for the last week
In the Oklahoma held there appears 10 be q fall
ing off In production and the pipe line for the
first half of March show decrease of 5000 barrels
Il day. and deliveries and tankage show corre-
spending decrease Renewed activity is expected
in the Illinois field. that the weather cond-
uons are better and the roadways improving BY
April l this section will probably be very busy.
The Mmnetonka OIL Company concluded a deal
during the last week whereby IL transfers some
eight thousand acres Of producing territory 10 the
Ohio on Company, containing i95 oil producing
wells with a daily production II about nve thou.
sand barrels.
Refined petroleum is unchanged ct SIS cents In
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

y Paintin desires trial in New York County
the New YORK supreme Court Duchess County. exc
cute the unexecuted under the will Of John
Stella NJ Delany John Duffy. The CITY Of New York
pany OF New York. Title Guarantee s Trust Company
wall Exchange Building ASsoclat!on' AndrGW
Sheridan and Peter Reynolds Defendants supple
me 1ba sbdVe named defendants and each them:
complaint in this action and 70 serve COPY OF your
answer platntns attorney W1thir twenty days
after of this summons exclusive OF the day
Of service; in Of your failure to appear or
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated N9S john fSFF Rsy EhsT AtsoTBsS @ for Plaintiff
Office and Postofce address 80 Broad Street Borough
To the defendant William j. Swain (sued as William
The foregoing supplemental summons upon
you by publication pursuant to order Of Honorable
NE STATE Of New york dated the 9th day OF Febru
airy. 1908, and filed with the amended complaint in
the Of the Clerk Of the County OF New York In
the County Court House Borough OF Manhattan. City.
County and State Of New York
JOHN P; srr.- EAsT AttOrney ito ne r,, for Plaintiff @
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
C,TATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY COURT. ERIE
- CountyLands Company of Depew vs. The Depew
SrhT Summoned to answer the Complaint in his
action. and to serve a copy Of your answer on the
vice Of this exclusive of the day service:
and in case your failure answer. judg
Will be taken against you by default for the RELIEF
Trial to be held in the County OF Erie
HOTCHKIss & BUSH.
700 D. $. Morgan Building. Buffalo. New York.
To the Defendant The Depew SYNDICATE: -,
iication, pursuant to order OF the Hon Harry L
the oath day February 1908. filed with
plant the Office of the Clerk Of the County OF Erie
d Dated ButfaIo N Y February q. zoos
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff once and . sddTess 700
To2 d s Morgan Building Buffalo. N Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

yI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK, 81
Il the grace of and independent 10 May
Ma4uay. George daquay tlaJneFlr1 =.
L ParsOuS. Ewing Cooley Lsavltr HtooerL
ter Ieavitt G. Leavitt, LeaSitJ tooiey FaE-
sons Mary &. Parsons George Ayers Parsons. louisa
Naauay VilIiers Leigh Katharine Alice NiIers. con
stance VsiiIers. George John IHsOdoto Hyds
IiIIierS ali persons interested
IN oT 2 Cooley late OF the LlIJ
creditors. ieE4tees next OF kn
or otherwise greeting You each OF
hereby cited required personally 70 ps anu app9a-
before our Surrogate OF the County OF New York At
the SurrOgates OF said county, he'd at the hal
O Records, County OF N=W GOrA. on the =o-a
day OF hdlf-pasr CLOCK FORE
day. then ana there 10 artsnd llllcLaL
settlement OF proceedings OF Ni-iiaTa
W Appleton and Daniel Appleton, as rus ses uld--
viii and testament OF James = 1oo4eJt ue-
such of hereby cited as ars
OF twenty-Oue years are required %
your guardian. II have one. II [ou
none. for one 10 be appointed %
yOU- neglect failure 10 90 50
will appointed by the surrogate 20 Represent
and for you in the proceeding
testimony whereof. caused tne seal OF
he said County OF New fors
Q hersUntO affixed Witness. Hon Ao1er
l. G. Thomas. d Surrogate OF said -.
County OF New York lSth day of
March. in the Of Lord thousand nine hun
dTed and eight
DANIEL J. DOWDSEY.
OF SurrOzaLe's
DOUGHERTY. OLCOTT * TENSEY. Attorneys for
he Petitioners. - William Borough o. MAJ
haitian. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

Washington. March 29.-A bill is now being pre-
pared in the Office of Secretary Straus of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor which will re-
quire all eagong American vessels TO be equipped
with a sef-anchoring line carrying a projec,ile
and the means for projecting it. A vessel so pro-
vided establish OF communica ton
with the land independent OF any aid from shore.
Another measure insure against marine lisas-
teTs is bill introduced in the House last week
requiring owners of coastwise lake vessels to
place on the sides OF their vessels, amids hips Il
maximum load line Whenever this line Is sub
merged the vessel Is be declared unseaworthy
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
Citations.

yI'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ToRK. BT
tne grace of God ana independent, % lIe0rs-
~ Coord Anna r. Smith. Cecilia F. Lincoln. Fanny
a smith Alice smith. Martha Thsrese smith. Lin,l~
h Winsor. Mary BabcOck, Edward z hennarL FRED
erick II. Kennard Margaret B1ckcy Hubert Buckley.
Wilfred Buckley. Alwyne Buckley tn huEo@nI ara
tbe heirs at law Of Martha T. FIsas
tollord deceased and Central Truss Company OF New
York an executor name1 IN the VIII. ssnd greeting
William p Dixon. the city OF New IorS. have Latey
applied to Court OF our county New
YOrk TO have Instruments IN writing.
bearing date November II, 1904 ApE1l To- lSS9p and
December = 1901. respectively relating 70 DotR Fea
and personal property, duly proved as the ast viii
and testament and codicis thereto OK Martha i
Ffs<s COord. OF Newport. Rhode Island deceased
therefore, you You cited 20 appear De
fore the Surrogate County OF New 1orz AZ His
onice in County New York. the otu day *
Nav one thousand nine hundred and elght- a. laiI-
mast ten O'Clock the forenoon OF that day theu ana
there the probate OF the said last Wi4 AM
-
the age required % appear ~
YOUR guardian you Il -ou have Rome =
appear and apply for 70 be appointed or N tn4
event OF YOUR neglect failure TO do So guardian
will be appointed by Surrogate 70 represent ana act
% you in the proceeding , q.
In testimony whereof have caused tns sea- q
the Surrogate's the said County OF ew for<
To b. hersunto affixed Witness HON AE.S x
IL. 81 e.. THOMAS. surrogate OF our sac Gol-t1
OF New said county. the 1lth DAY %
March I'm the year Of Lord one thousand nins
h11iAie anu DANIEL 7 DOWDNET.
Clerk Of the SurroE4ts's Court
JABISH HOLMES Attorney for Petitioners. . Loerty
New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
CROWDED HOUSE SHATTERED BY BOMB.

Rochestey. March 29---Becsuse he would not yield
o demands made him for nlonfr. il appears,
Frank Ciurliuzza home in Italian quarter Of
the city. vas badly shattered by a gunpoUder bomb
iust before midnight tonight. Ten persons. nclud-
ing Gugliuzza his wife and two children. were in
the house the time Of the explosion. a hole
about foot and half in diameter torn in
the house and the windows shattered but no
one vas hurt.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
RAILROADS BEAT TEXAS COMMISSION

Austin, Tex, March 29.-District Judge Calhoun
yesterday entered judgment for railroads of
Texas, in suit brought by them against the Texas
Railroad Commission 10 enjoin the latter's order
with regard TO the system of accounting to be used
The court holds that the order is arbitrary and
is also in conflict with the system promulgated by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
ELECTRIC MERGER REPORT DENIED.

A director and officer Of the General Electric
Company said last night that there no founda-
ton for the report that negotiations were under
way to absorb the Westinghouse Electric and Man
ufacturing Company. which is in the hands OF
receivers. The speaker added that no conferences
looking to this end had been held by interests rep
resenting the two big electric companies, and said
that the printed reports were made entirely "out
of whole cloth" No such a merger. he said.
nractical or contemplated
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
FLoRETTA WHALEYS FATHERS WILL UP.

Mineola, Long Island March pa citation has
been issued for Floretta Whaley, of Hampstead,
who Tan away with Jere Knode Cooke at
time rector of 81. Georges Episcopal Church, and
is now with him in California appear in per
counsel before Surrogate Edgar Jackson on
May ig - attend the settlement OF the accounts
of her grandmother. keziah Whaley, as executor
of the viii Of Floretta's father. who died several
years ago, leaving an estate valued at I5Goe
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
200 DEFEND BLACK HAND LEADER.

Preston, Y. Va, March 29--James FaCilo, al
legged leader of Black Hand society that has
muicted miners out of several thousands of dol
lars in the last year, started run when off,
GERS appeared at his home at Enterprise near
here to-day A bullet from Deputy Sheriff John
sons gun lodged In his leg and he leaped into a
pond. shouting for help. Two hundred foreigners
hourishins dirka and sstilettos answered and a
tempted TO rescue racilo. The foreigners Nere
without firearms, however, and when the officers
drew their guns they retreated.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
coNNERs TO BE STATE COMMITTEEMAN
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l


Buffalo March 22.-Chairrnan Edward L. Coates
worth of the Democratic general committee an
nounced tonight that in all probab bility
committeeman would be elected in the 4Sth, 49th
and 50th Senate Districts.
II have positive information" he said Ito the
effect that John J. Kennedy has withdrawn in the
1s1h Senate District and under circumstances
will he be z candidate 10 succeed himself. He re-
fires in favor Of William J. Conners, who un-
doubtedIy viii be elected to succeed him
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
THINK DOUGLASS WILL SUCCEED KEEP.

IBy Telegraph 10 The T'rbUnel
Buffalo March 29.-W A. Douglass, Cornell
man and close personal friend of Governor Hughes,
will he chosen to succeed Charles Halam Keep
as q member Of the 81 District Public Service
Commission, George f. Matthews and William c.
Warren who have been busy working for Mr.
Douglass confidently believe. 1t is expected that
the nomination will go to the Senate tomorrow
,ic-ht
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
SHRINERS TO DINE AMID ANIMALS.

Following the annual business meeting or Mecca
Temple Ancient Arabic Order of Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, be held in the concert hall of
Madison Square Garden tomorrow afternoon, the
organization will celebrate the occasion with
ner there in the evening. 1t is expected that two
thousand members will attend. and surrounding
the diners Will numerous circus animals.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

Elba, Ala, March 29.-Circuit Judge H A. Pearce
of the 18th Alabama Circuit, has declared the
'threefoId damage act of the last I-egisatu
unconstitutional. The act provided that a shipper
whose goods lost by railroad could recover
damages In three times their value. The decision
was rendered III suit against the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

yINdE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 81
riette Mott Warren. Phsbs Warren MCConIae, May
Warren Thompson. Anna Warren Cilidden. Walter ?
Warren. Martha - Warren, Henry Z. ACksan. Thomas
Mexican. Maria Mexican Alien. PhsDs Mexican EcV1s.
Edward IngersOIl. Phebe W I Mccall. Anna W
saith Henry McFxean IuSerso! and Jeanne Inss--
soil. the heirs Cf kin OF John Hobart WaEFs1
deceased. send greeting
Whereas Charles E. IngersOIl. OF the City OF New
York. has lately applied the Surrogates Court 0t
County OF New York to have certain instruments
in writing. bearing Jats 2DJh day OF December.
1904. relating both personal property tay
proved the last viii and testament of Joan ooat
Warren. late OF the County OF New York deceased
therefore and each of cited appear
Surrogate OF County Of New York. a. as
Office in the County Of New York. the 18th day o.
April thousand nine hundred and eight. az HaLl
o'clock the forenoon OF day. tnen
there attend the probate OF the said viii and
testament
And such OF you hereby cited as srs
under the OF twsnty-Ope required 70 ap
pear by your guardian. II you have OF Y you
have none. TO appear and apply for one % - sp
pointed in the OF your neglect or faiure
do guardian Will be appointed By the S1TrosS@'
represent ana act for IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the sea- p
the SuTrogates Court OF the said County OF New oA
10 be hereUntO affixed witness Eon
H. 81 Charles II. Beckett. Surrogate Of our sad
County OF New York. at said county. the ~.
day OF February. the OF Lord tnousaH'
nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL 7 DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the Su-rcCateS court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

barrels and in bulk at New York Pniia-
deIphia prices a basis Of points lower. foT-
eign prices refined oil also unchanged Lon
don spot. e-16d imperial gallon; Antwerp ga
francs per 100 kilos, and Bremen, 600 narhS p''
kilOS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NhW 40FkfIGS Ncln21a6
catherine MCMILLAN. Margaret F. McMullan Ellzaoeth
MCMILLAN. Joseph Mcmillan Mary McMqlan Cecla NC
siTIian cecilia Miller, Graham James McMulldn:
a. administrator the goods chateis and credits OF
A MCMILLAN deceased; Elizabeth A McMullan
rAneraI guardian Margaret +. Mcmillan as admins
,r~ ~ the goods chattes credits left unadrin-
isersd OF Elizabeth A. MCMILLAN. deceased anc Eliza
Mcmillan. as general suAIoIdh OA Aa4sa4e' =
NrNulIan defendants.-Sumnons-
To the above named defendant, James McMullan; .
Va, are summoned answer the complaint N
this action and of your answer on the
after the
this summons OF the day Of service and IN
go ~ yoIr failure appear answer. judgment Will
he taken against you default for the relief demanded
In he complaint
CHENEY SCHENCk q STOCkELI-. attorneys Tor
Plaintiff g. Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, Ne"
York City
To the defendant James Mcmillan:
The foregoing is served upon you by puoica-
of Hon David Leventritt, one
of state OF New
York dated February 9th. 1908, and filed with the com
DIatnt in Clerk OF County OF New
Yora at the County House in the said county, on
the I4th day OF February. 190S. - H..
CHENEY SCHENCK & STOCKELL. Attorneys FOR
Plaintiff Office PostofiCe address 81 broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
tI,aE PEOPLE oE rHE STATE OF NEW YORK. sE

rJy4E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YoR-A- b
the OF God free ard independent
To William T. Barnes. Mary j. SOuthwick. Hs1ry j.
Lynch. Claudia Middleton William ID allen benjamin
Allen. Jennie p. Allen. Jess1ca r Watson CAaElss
Barnes 70 ali persons interested n tI5 estate
OF Kate II Smith. late OF the County OF New 4orA.
deceased, creditors of otherwise. send
greeting. You and each Of YOU hereby c..sd and
required personally ~ and before sur
County New York. ar the S1rTOsatss
Court of said at the Hall % EecoE1s- 70 be
held the 2lst day OF April. 1905. halt
o'clock in forenoon Of that day then and there 70
the judicial settlement OF the account OF ths
proceedings OF Richard E Guy Smith. executor OF
the last Will and testament OF Kate H Smith. de-
ceased And such OF you hereby cited as are
under the Of rweDty-One required 70
pear BY guardian, II have y YOU nave
appear and apply for be appointed. or
in the of your neglect failure 70 Go
guardian Will be appointed Surrogate
and for in this proceeding
In testimony whereof. caused the Seal OF ths
Surrosates Court OF the said County OF New York
- be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon Charles H
IL ) Beckett. Surrogate OF said county, a.
the County OF New York. 9th day of
February. in the of our Lord thousand 1iHs
hundred and eight
DANIEL J. DOWDNET,
Clerk OF SurrUga5sS Court
HOWE. SMITH s HOWE Attorneys for Executor.
% Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New Yo-A
City y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
Notice of Summons.

StUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORk.-HAM-
- ilton Bank New York City Plaintiff against Abra-
ham SversOu Cohen The People OF the State OF
The Tenement House Department of the City OF
New Bennett * COrnpper tonpany, Abraham Blu
mensen. Michael J. Sazer. Julius Liebermann Michael
J DoWd. The state Bank. Defendants-SummOns-
To the above named Defendants You hereby
moned the complaint in this action. and 20
copy your the plaintiffs attorneys
twenty after the service of this summons.
service and in OF fail!
appear, Judgment Will be taken against
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York, February 10th. 1903.
ASHREI. p. FITCH. MOTT & GRANT. Attorneys for
street. Borough Manhattan. City Of New York
To defendant, Beckie Cohen: The foregoing sum
served you by publication pursuant to an
Snreme Court of the state OF York dated the 18th
day OF March 1905 filed with the summons and ver-
fe1 connlant herein in Office of the Clerk OF tbs
County Of York in the County Court House In tn9
I2orough Of Manhattan, Of New York. County ana
state OF New York. the 14th day of March. 1898
DATED New York, March 14th 1905.
Yours.
AsfIREI. P FITCH. MOTT & GRANT, ATTORNEYS for
Pf.ntiF, ~ o. Ya5Sfu Ya5E '7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-25
HOME BUILDING SOCIETIES NEEDED.

"rhe investment of idle capital in a
house to rent Is all right" said man
of wide financial experience. "but the
men who have two or three thousand
dollars living around loose are scarce,
he continued. "What every town needs
is a home building society or build
ing and loan company. Then a thous-
and men or more could so to saving
from 81 to $40 per month and earn ten
per cent interest on II. Their money
would all be loaned to build houses and
the fellows doing the saving would also
be the borrowers and builders. Nothing
can beat a purely local building and
loan society as an investment for small
savings and nothing will build more
houses in town.
This gentleman has owned stock in
home building society and he knows
what the profits are. His company now
owns $500, 900 of assets, all loaned out
on real estate, with $4,000 of surplus.
In Grinnel a small society has Sl43.-
900 of assets in real estate mortgages
The home building society which does
nothing but a local business on purely
a co-operative plan with no salaries
for MANAGEMENT or at least nominal
is always q success. 1t ties
men up on contracts to save who would
never Law aside portion of their earn
ings without it, 1t then otferes con-
slant ,temptation ard invitation to Its
members to build Il home of their own
by borrowing pat of the cost from
the building society. Every month the
members meet and loan their available
funds to the highest bidder on APP
proved real estate security.
Many city, especially in the fac
tory districts of the east has from one
TO a hundred such societies in one
town. In Philadelphia there are four
owned and managed by negroes alone.
There is a place for a local building
society in every county seat town in
Iowa and room for at least four in a
town like MarshalltoWn, but who VIII
lead off and do the organizing?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-25
SIGNIFICANT RESOLUTIONS.

The resolutions which have been
passed at recent county conventions
are significant of developments in poi
tiles which may appear in the near fu-
were those in Hamilton and Marshal!
counties, where the friends of Cover
nor Cummins were unqucStionably ana
overwhelmingly In control and In Ham
ilton no resolutions We're passed at all,
the word being given out that the gov
ernor wanted none for himself and the
local men feeling that there was moth
ing else sufficiently at issue To demand
resolving At Marshalltown resolutions
were passed upon the delegate ana
presidential matter, but none pertain
ing to the governor for the reason that
the delegate convention would not pass
upon his candidacy and for the rea-
son that he had stated publicly that
primary for the people to decide.
However, Harrison county followed
the two Cummins counties and de-
clared for Allison and then came the
primary caucuses in Pottawattamle
with Allison tickets for delegates up
in each precinct and it was clearly
defined that the antt-Cummins fac
ton is not going to be satisfied with
harmony on the Taft issue, but pur-
poses to control the delegate conNen-
ton and resolve for Allison in the
hopes that the moral effect upon the
votes will be to make band wagon
votes for Allison. Other conventions
are to follow and they will be worth
watching to catch the drift Of the