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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-01-31
Rock Island CUTTING EXPENSES.

ROCK island cutting Expenses.
Seeking to lessen the difference
between operating expenses and reye.
nues on their respective divisions
superntendnts C. w. Lyons and w.
n. Given of the Iowa lines of the
Rock Island system have adopted a
policy of retrenchment that will re-.
suit in the extensive cutting down OF
all station forces and the possible
abandonment OF several small sta.
tions. The intention of thinning out
operators, helpers and yard clerks Is
said to be general with all roads
entering Des Moines.
Tax RevIsionists Meet.
The first meeting of the Iowa Tax
revision association was held at the
slavery hotel. Mayor Mattern vel
coined the revisionists to Des Moines.
ana PRESIDENT ]. H. Jackson of Sioux
CITY responded Papers were read on
Taxation of Moneys and Credits" by
frank g. Pierce of Marshalltown:
of Cities" by F. T. Trne Of
Gouncil Bluffs, and Constitutional
limitation Upon Legislative Control
o. Taxation" by G. H. q. Boardman Of
Marshalltown. =
oasfs we're alaeted rs follaws;
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-01-31

Des Moines.-"Poverty will be no
bar to admission to the state sanitar.
ium for the treatment of tuberculosis y
said the members of the state board
of control.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
GEE
OELBY

Doug. 1910. 436 Board of Trade Bldg.
Gg)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Opportunity
Knocking

At your d~oor-whep we make it possible
through oud July Clearing UP Sale to buy
a beautiful, new, high grade piano at a
prices. Don't you want to save this much
money? Certainly. Then note such sample
offers as these and come tomorrow and
select for yourself the instrument which
suits your fancy.
$3.50 Steger, oak case .....................S2t
$H5 Kimball, walnu ...................
800 Erbe, mahogany
$3.50 Upright, walnut Sc
800 Chickering
$3.50 Light Oak Upright .$l2S
$3.50 Malcom-Love, oak .$l5t
Fisher & Co., walnut .$l%
$25 Upright, mahogany 81
1875 Matushek
$3.50 Mahogany Upright so
$3.50 Burl, walnut upright .................$1 3
20 Square Pianos, some of these sold wher
new as hig as 5000, excellent practice in
struments, are now offered all the way
from $500 to 5000.
% New and Secondhand Organs of thu
highest quality, but prices have been sacrl
~ficed-$S.OO up to $500. Terms $500 dowI
and only 500 a month.
Why go without music in your home wheI
we have opened wide the door for the i'm
mediate possession of a piano or an organ
Come and see our Instruments, otherwis,
you will never realize what a saving yol
are passing by.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
OFFERED EoR REM
Houses and oottaEes-Conunue


ST. QUIZ APARTMENT-t0O7 s.. SOth
Ave, six rooms, new and very choice,
with every modern comfort best to be
had, only $3.50.
STEAM HEATED APARTMENTS-225-
q South 9th Ave, SER, brand new,
strictly modern, everything up-to-date;
only two left; reduced prices. See us for
particulars.
PARK DISTRICT-SOO3 and 3OO7 Pacific
St. S-r., all modern, hardwood floors;
snap at $3.50.
$40 y. 1 S ST.-Beautiful Gar, strictly
modern house, close in. furnished or un-
furnished. Very reasonable price.
WALKING DISTANCES s. 2Sth St.
Ser, all modern; a snap at $40.
27ll CAPITOL ANE.-6-r., new and
strictly modern. close in; only $50.
1850 LEAVENWORTH ST.-6-r. modern
flat; only $40.
1885 DAVENPORT ST.-9-r.. all modern,
well arranged for roomers only $50.
CHEAP STORE AND FLAT-3523 Frank
lin St, store with 6-r. flat above, oppo-
site Franklin school; only SIS.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO, Sole Agents,
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
-(l5)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
HELP ~WANTED-MALE


-oUNG MEN are wanted In. the United
States Navy for-au Kinds Of work on the
vessels Of the great lleet. Do you want
TO see more Of the world and at the same
time have a steady job, wi,n a chance TO
save more money than most men save
working al hOme1 LIta In the Navy Is
full of opportunities. You have al EN-
ployer VINO euCburages athletic sports
and study. who holds out TO every man
advancement and more pay As An N
ducemeut for faithful service. Inc
first year you get the benefit OF a
training scnool without extra cost.
Your pay begins when you gnter the
service-bOard, lodging, medical at
enhance ia sick. and "A $50 Uniform out
fit. all are free. A trade means better
pay to begin with and quicker promo
ton, even IT YOU know your trade only
partially. Musicians rave the same ad-
v~a1tages. You get a steady job, a chance
to become manly and ~elt-controlled
You will be sent to sea, probably on
board one Of the big new war vessels.
Congress has just voted for more men.
Application should be made N once. IL
accepted a position Is ready for you. You
must be an ab~le-bOdied American citizen,
over II years old. Tear this want ad out
and get some friends to go In with you.
Send today for free book, illustrated with
pictures In color, which tells al about
life in the Navy-the useful things you
learn. the voyage. drills, sports, number
OF working hours and regular halt-days
off-all YOU want to know about the
wages paid, promotions, etc. Send postal
TODAY for Il TO the Bureau Of Navigation,
Navy Department, Washington. Or get
all the books about the Navy at the Navy
Recruiting Station, Postoffice Bit,
Omaha, Neb. (S)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

EAST ROOM, strictly modern, electric light
aud telephone; suitable for & gentleman.
Tel Doug. Sn NJ q 18th 81,
Q6)-Meox
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

VIENNA hotel: private dining rooms; cafe.
Q6)-2l
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
TypewriterS and Sewing Machines.
Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Several handsome marble man
tels, together with CRATES and thing; these
are in perfect conditions; will sell at very
Bldg. Q6)-MlN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

FURNISHED room in private family s.
Q5)-M4J6 COX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

$3.50 per month, 219 Douglas St., first
floor, 3 rooms and bath.
$50 per month, I'd, 2l29 Farnam St., g.
room flat, modern except furnace.
S32.5O per month, lower flat, 77 Georgia
Ave, 6 rooms, modern.
$35 per month, 2015 N. 10Th ST., Z rooms,
modern.
$40. 1855 Pacific ST., 9 rooms, modern.
$42.5 per month, $40 Park Ave, 7-room flat,
modern.
S45 per month, 500 S. 22d ST., 10 rooms,
modern, hot water heat.
S55 per month, 6H Park Ave-, 10 rooms, mod
ern, very desirable.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Southwest corner 10th and William St, IL
rooms, strictly modern, all nicely fur
nished, large yard, lease | to 2 years to
good party; 500 per month.
129 N. 3Sth Ave, 10 rooms. all modern, fur
nished throughout, $40 per month; lease
for July and August.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 Farnam St:
Q5)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
OFFERED FOR RENT


VERY desirable south and east rooms. zoo
Farnam O5i-M7eo Jyax
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

ANY intelligent person may earn good IN
come corresponding for newspapers ex-
perience unnecessary. No canvassing.
Send full particulars Press Syndicate,
Lockport, n. Y. CD
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued)
Good Lots Cheap

5Oxi5O II. east front. near Field Club.
paving paid, $l,250OO.
b3x11O It. south front, on Boulevard.
near Field club, S1,50O.O0.
55xl1O II. east front. on SSrd St, just
south of Woolworth Ave, $1,000.
57xil7 IT west front. on the Boulevard,
between Poppleton and WoolYorth, $4,000
75xl25 II. south front. n. Il. corner 49th
and Chicago; fine; $1,000.
5Ox125 II. south front, on Davenport
St, just west of car line, Dundee, 500.
66x6O II. n. w. corner 35th Ave. and
Leavenworth st. Want offer.
54hx142 It. S. w. corner goth and Pa
cifiC SITS. Choice corner for brick houses.
All paving paid. Only $500.
s2x243 #. on S2d Ave, just opposite
Hanscom Park. Cheapest lot on the
street, $3.50.
5Ox14O IT. east front, on 33d St. just
south Of Francis st. Choice; paving paid,
$3.50.
15Ox127 #. S. w. corner 26th and Pop
pleton Ave. All specials paid. Choice
corner for cottage or brick flats. owner
needs the money and wants some Kind OF
offer. Can you use 1t?
Look at these today II you get a chance,
and then
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

FURNISHED room. sleeping and house
keeping. z2S Farnam ST., Flat -
5J-MSSi 20X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

LARGE front room. modern; private FAM
lily; select neighborhCod. ll N. Slst Ave.
Q5)-M6.H
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
OFFERED FOR RENT
THE GEORGIA

ROOMS ensuite, rooms single, rooms with
private bath; table board 1914 ), ssth 81
u5l-M619AlSN
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04
I" iGg,j Being
e. !. Gsortaig1Gd

SANTA CRUZ. Nay 3.-The visit
of the bluejackets to the Big Trees
was a feature OF the Sunday 0rOgIaIn
at Santa Cruz for the entertainment of
the Atlantic feet More than 5000
sailors came ashore during the morn
ing and boarded special trains for the
grove six miles distant
Baseball games at the Park and
band concerts at the hotel and on the
beach completed the program for
to-day The second suuat-0n OF the
fleet will weigh anchor in Monterey
and arrive at Santa. Cruz some time
tomorrow afternoon
Rear Admiral Thomas sent tele-
gram TO Admiral Adams recommend
ing that the Connecticut be sent TO
Monterey early Tuesday morning for
the purpose of brineing the Admiral
here 10 join the fleet This is on ac-
count of the rough weather Of the 10
cal port. which made landing very
difficult.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04
ACTIVITY
(Ramsey RecOrder)

The camp is now so active that
rot an idle man is in the district
Not only are the principle mines op-
Grating under full force but indiyid-
ual claim owners are steadily en-
saged operating their properties.
Withal the district has made great
advancement this year, which will see
a steady increase, because of the
many permanent undertakings now
launched
Gradually but surely new life and
capital is entering the district. Ev-
cry week sees some new deal pulled
off or new deal started. Some very
prominent and wealthy operators
are included in our new property
owners and this gold camp is GER
tain to be strongly developed.
VIM War;, vice president OF the
Rlaisdell company of Los Angeles,
California, was an arrival this week
Inc company manufactures an auto
matte cyaniding plant. Nj. War;
came i'll on business connected with
his company and incidentally was
shown over the district. He Wen
away very fayorably impressed viii
the rich gold showings made here.
H. S. Wheeler OF Reno, a prominen
citizen of that place and mine owner
in this district and cthcr Nevada dis
tricts, os expected to arrive here
shortly. when it is expected he vii
institute active work on some oi his
properties. Nj. Wheeler is enc n
Ramsey-Ophir mining company. Th'
acreage adjoins the ramsey Com
stock on the east.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04
(Ramsey RecOrderl

That Nevada is getting d scruciltz-
ing somewhat different from that
noted the past few years may be seen
by the way mining investors carry
on their campaigns Of inspection. I'm
der the old order of things certain
favored district would be the center
Of attraction and nearly all new-cem
ers to the state would go there.
Now, however, every camp is visit
ed from one end of the state to the
other and this includes both the old
and the new districts. A district is
also given periodical visits by many
investors who no doubt intend keep
ing in touch with all Improvements
This all goes to indicate that every
district of merit may be assured OF
continued attention and the state
generally is going to make steadily
increasing growth. A long continu-
ed boom for the whole of Nevada has
been launched.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04
frank Meder went TO Reno last
evening on business.
NOTICE TO JAIL BUILDERS

Sealed bids will be received by the
State Board Of Prison Commissioners
OF the State OF Nevada up to o'clock
P. NJ Of the LIST day OF June. A. D.
1903. at the capitol, Carson City New,
Tor the furnishing and installation of
approximately twenty (20) Jail cells,
to be of sufficient size to accommo-
date four men each, or 40 cells to
accommodate two men each, leaving
space, if practicable, to add more
cells, when required, in the new cell
building at the Static Penitentiary.
A plan of the building will be fur
nished to each bidder; and each bid
der must furnish with his plans and
specifications of the work which he
proposes to furnish, together with
model, showing operating device. gen
eral construction, and samples of ma
terial.
Each bidder must also furnish GER
titled check in the sum Of ten (0)
per cent of his bid. made payable to
the Board OF Prison Commissioners
as q guarantee that if the contract
is awarded to him. he Will within q
reasonable time, enter into a contract
and give a good and sufficient bond for
the furnishing OF said work. labor and
materials
The Board reserves the ,tGit 10 re-
iect any and all bids.
Dated April 20. 1908.
By order of the Board Of Prison
Commissioners.
J. W. LEGATE,
Clerk
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04
Clerk.
~ - - = - -
ANNUAL NJ EE iN q

ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting OF
stockholders Of the POGO Tempo
Mining & Milling company for the
election OF officers ana the transaction
Il general business will be held at
the Office Of the company, 1t1o North
Carson street, April 23, 1905 al
o'clock p H. y. c. PRATT,
Secretary
ais 1w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04
v. & 7. TINE TABLE

CARSON CITY AND MIEDEN
Trains Ieaye,-Carson City, 1915 a.
Indnian School, 1898 a. n; Hot
Springs. 1910 a. u: Douglas, 1852 a
H. arrive al Mini.n at HOO
Trains ve,--Ninden, t145 a. N.
Hot Springs. ll.C5 T. N. indian
>ol, l@l7 p. m: Carson CITY 1870
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04

H. burst and wife We're departures
for San Francisco last evening
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-04

Fred Brault was an arrival from
Reno this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
PUBLIC CORPORATIONS
PUT OUT OF RUSINFSS

by proclamation OF Chamberlain
MED with Secretary Of State Benson
To-Day Z61 corporations are dissolved
ana put ont OF business in Oregon for
having failed 10 pay their license
Iees 70 the state for two consecutive
years Under the Jaw they have now
no standing in law or in any court
ihey can be reinstatei upon nav.
iAen' OF arrears, and fling certain
as to future intentions.
Many Of them are already defupct
and our OF business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
Eslray Notice

Notice is hereby given that ! bav,
'aNen up and impounded the follow,
ing described animal. found roamir,
~' arse IN the city OF salem:
one BAY 2-year-old colt; black
points no other marks or branding
me owner Of said animal can bays
me same by proving property ana
paying The legal charges ana exner'
"a ~ taking up and kseping. etc.
r.,', +1 - ae'an'' thereof for hye days !
VI. WI proved TO sell said animal Al
PuONe auction, as provided in ord,.
nance No. i2s Of the aforessia o,,.'
cit. ,, d. W. GIBSON.
airy Is, ls0S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
.REUF FACES
BOARD BILL

San Francisco, Jan. ia Dill
very much like the following has
been sent to Abe Ruef by the graf
prosecution:
ITO eight days board, 800. Nc
discount granted"
The bill was sent to Ruet for the
eight days he spent in his white
prison house on Fillmore street. be-
ginning January 1.
Ruef's detention in private official
ly ended on that day, but at his own
request the date of his removal to
the county jail was deferred until
January S.
Ruef agreed to bear the expense
of his maintenance in the meantime,
and has jnst received the bill for
500 from Chief of Police Biggy, his
officially constituted elisor.
The bill includes charges for food,
lodgings, guards and other details
to his detention. Ruef is
asked to pay at the rate Of $3.50 a
day for the privilege.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16

The courteous employees of the
Portland General Electric Company
who are In charge OF the trafic on the
penitentiary line. recently were as
signed 20 one OF the old cars. as car
No. 40, which they had boen using
was ont OF commission. Car No. 40
Is one OF the new lot recently brought
from Portland, and, naturally. the
many patrons began to INQUIRE the
reason for taking the handsome roll
Ing stock on the run, and substitut-
ing the old car The boys are said
to have talked themselves hoarse In
answering the query, and. as a last
eaort they had printed a statement
which Is IN bin form, and when
any one asks about the car they pre-
sent him with the bin as follows.
To an Inquiring Public.
Car No 40 has one motor ground.
ed and another motor burned out. the
are worn OUT. brake.
nohet slips in the head aud click.
spring broken lt now reposes in the
'ar barn.
This car Is the property OF the p
T. l.. a T Co. We got il out OF their
barn behind the willamette Hotel |
We shall use .t until the middle Of |
he week-perhaps longer.
For further Information inquire an |
he otice- Southwest corner OF STATE |
md Commercial streets. But If you /
.a'e a kick coming take IL out on tbs
Onductor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
SALEM GROCERS
ORGANIZATION

The retail grocers of this city last
evening held a meeting in the board
OF trade rooms, and formed an or.
ganization which will affiliate with
the oregon Retail Grocers' and Mer-
chants Association. II is planned to
cooperate with the commercial
bodies so that the business of the
state at large may be benefited
The following well-known mer-
chants we're elected temporary OFF,
GERS Of the Salem branch: President,
c. NJ. Eppley; secretary, VIM. Foster
A committee consisting Of II. NJ.
Branson, p. Il. Graber and A. w. 1r-
win was appointed to see the mer-
chants who were not present last ev-
ening and urge them to attend the
next meeting, to be held at the board
Of trade rooms next Monday evening,
when the organization will be per-
fected.
The following delegates to the sec
ond annual convention of the state
association, to be held next week at
Portland were appointed: Theodore
Roth, A. Daue, A. w. irwin, f. Bow
ersox ana c. NJ. Eppley
Among those who made short talks !
last evening was j. A. Estes, a direc-
tor Of the state association, and OF |
the Portland Retail Grocers' Assoca-
tion, who came to Salem yesterday |
from Portland to talk the matter over
with the Salem grocery men.
The second annual convention OF
the state body will be held at Port
land next Tuesday and Wednesday.
January 2i and 20. Theodore Roth.
IF Salem, is yice-presldent Of the as
ISOLATION, and Is on the program for
/ response TO the address Of welcome.
which win be delivered by Mayor
larry Lane. OF Portland. Among
hose whose names appear on the
Program are Tom Richardson. OF the
cortland Commercial Club. who will
ak on THE Evils of the Parcels
lost, " and Hon. Herman Wise. mayor 4
I Astoria, who will discuss "The Re-
lll Merchants Place IN Public Az
airs On Tuesday evening there
ill be a theater party made up OF
he delegates who care 10 attend, and
le affalr will close on Wednesday
'ening with a banquet at the Port 9,
md Hotel, rendered by the jobbers r
Portland .,
One Of the last matters 10 be con- a,
dered before adjournment is the p,
ection OF officers and selection OF = =.
ace for next years convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Constable Charles johnson !.
this morning for Silverton on Ca
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bishop lef, :,
morning for Portland, en- ror,o
San Francisco and other Califo..
points.
Miss Pearl Coldren, who has \
visiting friends and relatives ,n !,
city, returned this morning 70 :
home in Portland.
Mayor Rodgers was among a..
who went to Portland today
Miss Nettie Fraser. of the stoo,.
force, is off duty for few dave
Miss Ella Moore, of Idaho. ls :,
guest of the Misses Evans, wbllo :
route to California, where sbe =,
make her home.
Miss Mabel Kennedy Of w.,
burn, after visiting friends in M
city, has returned to her homo /,
Woodburn.
Paul Kleppin, the well known n,o
prietor of the Oregon soarcbl,ah.
left last evening for Portland =,
business.
w. F. Gillette and daughter M,
Long, of Portland, who have bo..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zlnn !,
this city, have returned TO tbo,.
homes.
Mrs. DR.. Hewitt of Lostine w,.
has been visiting relatives in I'M,
'ity, left last evening for her homo
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sperry afte,
Salem friends and relative,
iave returned to their home in Par,
and.
Edward OFT ofRoseburg arrived IN
he city yesterday, en- route for pr..
um, where he will visit relatives
J. NJ. Jones and Scott Jones q,
Brooks transacted business in the
ity yesterday.
Miss Leila Tarpley. the well known
ianist, has returned from Portland
here she spent two weeks visiting
aIatives and friends.
Isaac Herman OF Portland trans.
'ted business in Saline YESTERDAY.
G. b. Baker, general agent OF the
rio railroad, was in the city yeste-.
ny on business.
Mrs. o. II. Cornelius OF Turner
ted business in Salem yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Davis have re-.
rned TO their home to Mil City.
ter visiting Mr.. and Mr.. A. Klein
this city.
c. II. Bnrgraft OF Albany returned
his home last evening, after trans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16

because the Corvallis & Eastern
railroad has refused 10 paw ms tsxss
on property In Linn County. and ID
mas become Delinquent. the sherln
today ordered the real property OF
'his corporation adyer,iseda'one witb
other delinquent property In Linn
county. for sale for taxes due The
property OF the road can be bousht bv
any person who win pay Sherin smith
the amount OF the roads tax. which
Is SSSos,Si, ANY one who paws the
taxes OF the Corvallis 4 Eastern Nil,
be allowed 10 per cent interev ON
his money invested until the railroad
comes through with the tax-Absnv
Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
WAGES WILL
BE REDUCED

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 16.-"We are
just on the verge Of reducing wages.
That applies TO all railroads" This
statement was made by vive-PrAsi.
dent Nudge, of the Rock Island rail-
road, who is in Topeka for a few
days.
IF the legislatures keep on with
such legislation as they have already
enacted against US, II will simply
mean trouble. Me mar ebeing laid
on now, and more will be- laid on
right along. We have got TO such a
point that fear that the reduction
of wages will come next"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
SHE KILLED
HER CHILDREN

NJulttd fTess Leased NlFetl
St. Louis, Jan. 16.-Carefully pre-
pairing a mixture of orange juice and
prussic acid. Mrs. Camille Jacobs,
wife Of a wealthy cement manufac-
turer, gave the draught 70 her two
little boys, aged, respectively : years
and is months, and drained the con-
tents Of a glass containing the same
poison herself.
When a servant was unable to gain
entrance to Mrs. Jacobs rooms. the
police were summoned, and the three
lifeless bodies were found.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-16
BRYAN Is NOT
THE CHOICE

NN"'''d itess Leased Wlre.)
Washington, Jan. l6.-Accordins
10 poll OF the Democratic member,
OF the house OF representatives, mad,
by the Washington Post, William
Jennings Bryan and his policies are
opposed by a large percentage.
one OF the surprises caused by the
poll is that Bryan is not the choice
OF the maiorities from Florida, Ken.
'ucky Louisiana, Maryland and vir.
gina. In all SO oppose him. Gov.
eFhor johnson, Of Minnesota. re-
Ce''ed 81 votes Judge Gray 10, and
Judson Harmon 4, while is represen-
'aIiVes declined 70 express them
selves.