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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS.
n.leaates From All over the Wor'o
70 Meet in Washington.

Washington By the end oil TINS
week hundreds of delegates from
every civilized country in the worid
viii have arrived to attend the SEES
sions Of the international congress on
tuberculosis, which opens MONDAY,
September 81. This fighting force Oh
the world, as regards the white
plague, will spend three weeks in TINS
CITY. The most complete of the lot
eien exhibits are those from Germany
and Switzerland The exhibit OF the
United States government VIII be the
largest. TO show exactly what the
ravages of consumption mean, al
electrical fash light Will operate con
tinuously. showing a light for ever.
death from consumption; that is, ]
will operate in accordance win hs
ures which have been prepared oi
the subject.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24

Biadfora. Ne Fire early Tuesday
caused a property less estimated a,
$500 600. destroyed more than fttcea
acres of lumber Yards more than r
Score % tenement buildings. several
factories and some railroad properly
IN both sides IF the Sago river. tn the
cities Of Saco and Ritiefard on thu
Saco side. George A Crazs-ua1 4
sous lost l.0ao coo feet ~ humber.
and the flames communicated 20 cixh.
teen tenement hovsrs The are vas
swept BY the sind arurss 10 the Bid
Gefora side % she river.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
Asla.lo seourge Finds Many Victims
Among Lower Classes.

81. petersburg. The Aslatic choL
era In ST. Petersburg has assumed the
rroportions OF the epidemic OF 1891.
Tn 10 noon OF Saturday, September
ig. twenty.three deaths and 100 new
cases have been officially reported at
the hospitals.
The scourge continues to find It's
victims almost universally among the
lower classes. who exist In conditions
ideal for the propagation OF the chol'
era. In one quarter. for example.
there reside 10000 workmen who
have the services OF but one single
doctor. There are no water mains IN
this section. and the people drink the
polluted water OF the canal,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Were Looking for Employment When
oyer,aken by Death.

Cleveland. O,-~four men waking
on tho track OF the Lake shore road
a, West Twenty eighth street. on sat
urday were struck by an engine. Two
foil under the wheels and we're nor
ribly mangled. dying almost instantly.
Another died while being taken to =
hospital. A fourth man escaped ser
ious injury. II ls said all tho men
we're from Buralo and were looking
for employment
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Mnm.r Mura.r,d b. eharsh.

Newton. \. C~Mrs. willie huii'n-
gur 70 years old was stabbed TO
death by Lon RAIDER, aged 81. Sunday
morning white seated az the erGah
pisygnK the closing hymn a. sunday
= hooi Rador leaped Suddenly aeruss
several benches and Stth his ptcSs'
knlts stabbed her once IN the back
and twice Ia the breast. She dlod
almost Instantly RAIDER Is nov N
the Newton Jan Recently be waf
discharged from The Insane asylum
a. cutra
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Prohibition Candidate Ger President
Will Break Speaking Rseerc.

Los Angeles --F algSue W. Chann-
Prohibition candidate for president
arrived in southern California SStnr'
aav aad spoke At Whittier. LonS
Reach. Pasadena and IN this city He
declared Z, was bis intention to make
sn avsrsEe Of six speeches a day IN
tg the close of she campaign. sut
had easily dons thai well 10 date tie
~aa In the best OF health and spirits.
sad nnthnslastie over the pTphi hisi q
"a. gnak lie declared that be believed
he would carry California
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Operator and Train Dispatcher 10
spon.ible ter Wreck In Montana.

Mlssoula, Mont--The eoroners
Jury has rendered verdict In the
case OF the Northern Paoine wreck
on Saturday. September 8. The YER
dict holds Operator @. A. Mitchell
and Dispatcher II. j. Kelley to DO
er,minally responsible for the death
Of nine men and nnds Chief Dts
hatcher r. NJ. Ringer criminalls euh
nahls. The railroad Ia also held
liable. Dispatcher keeley and former
chief r. NJ Ringer were arrested and
held for examination.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
MOB Lynehea Mar

BrookRhtre. Texas. Dave Nswton-
q n.xro. charged with esiug tmpii'
Gated iR the murder Of Joha Bneh'
trim. a white man. who wAs shot and
kuied At bis home rear here. was
taken FROM tail saturday night BY :
mob and hanged. Tae father aud
brother 81 the negro lyuched. under
arrest IN connection vita the hihaE
have been placed in The tatl AZ Hemp
stead To- prevent further mon VIC
leucc Intense excitement prey a't
here and all idle negroes have ~
celved Instructions to leave TIE com
uaunity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Rid on Gamblers.

Atlantic city. N. Acting under
instructions from Prosecutor Colds
borough. representing Governor Fort,
twenty .ave detectives on Sunday raid'
ed several negro gambling houses In
the city. capturing sixty inmates The
yatas were made ever the head ot
Chicf af Police WcoaruG and the city
authorities. who knew nothing OF the
roundup until an order was sent 10
,ha rttv hall for the police patrol
The detectives used ia the raid were
hr,prh, from Newark at Governor
Ports request
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
pos.ofsee Authorities investigating
Attempt 20 Assassinste Governor

philadelphia, Tho pos,of'lce In
Epectors IN this city admit they are
investigating the mailing of an Infer
nal machine in this city To Governor
Fort ~ New Jersey. but win discuss
the caae no further u was learned
however. that the postal authorities
Rave little hone NJ catching tho per
son who mailed the package,
Tha package was mailed ON August
, Is the day after Governor Fort Is
sued hts proclamation regarding the
sale OF uauor on Sunday In Atk ntie
/ city
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
N,sroe. Narrowly Escape lyrehlna.

Seneca. Kan, Jim and Ollie John
~on. negroes Of Csatralla. are 10 Jail
here, lacking only by narrow mar
ain Of being victims Of an Infatuated
mob. The men had been betting on
thu races. and. being losers. attacked
bow hystander This called for In
reference nv Sam Murphy, a white
spectator THE negroes AZ once slash
ed Murphy. fatally, with knives A
crowd With ropes quickly gathered
CRYING slyaeh them. hang them. bat
,hs colorea men we're spirited away
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Railroads Make Cheap Rates tor
Political Gatherings.

Chicago. The railroads In Central
Passenger association territory, u
was announced Tuesday, are To make
a reduced rate on the basis III a
single fare Tor the round trip for pc
h,iesl gatherings this fail A most
of the states In the central territory
have two.ecnt fare laws, these rates
with generally b. Que cent mlle
The rate applies Go points within a
distance of ts0 milsa. With mini
mum rate Of 50 CENTS. but no mini.
mum requirements a. 10 attendance.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Gor'pers Says Speaker Cannon VIII
be Defeated at the Polls.

Washington. President Gompers
al The American Federation OF Labor.
Ia his report on Thursday 10 the ex.
ecu'ive council OF that organization.
declared that Speaker Cannon will
lie defeated Cor reelection to the
touse- He made a statement regard
ing his resent visit 10 Danville The
home OF the speaker. and said that
the reports received during that visit,
and before and since. led him to be
heye that the prospect for Mr.. Can
ron's retirement Is very sncouras-
Ing"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
SHOT MAN IN BACK.
Tragedy In Oregon over Ownership
Of Neck Yoke.

Ontario, Orc. Word reached here
that Dave wisner. an oldtime resi-
dent OF Mathour. had shot and killed
]. u. Dull at Juntura. this county 40
cording TO Wisner's story. Dull came
to his ranch and claimed neck yoke
which wianer claimCA did not belong
TO him. Dull paid no heed TO wisner,
but picked up the neck yoke, mounted
bis horse and started To ride away.
Al this juncture wIaner went into
the house. secured his rife, and tax
ing deliberate aim. shot Dull through
the back, killing him Instantly via.
ner then caught pull's horse and told
one OF hia hired men to 80 ana ger
Iuirs brother and remove the corpse
| from the ranch, Wisner came 10
vale and surrendered to the sheriff.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Gee, SUGAR Growing in West,

Warrington The department 81
agriculture has Just published the re-
port Of Special Agent SAVIOR uPcn
the progress OF the best sugar indus
try In tho United States Tor the last
calendar year Mr. SAVIOR reports
that the ciosv ~ the year Indicates
that business interests are taoFs
united than ever In she manufacture.
refining and distribution OF home 80
gar production Air, Saylor reports
that speculative possibilities have
taken the sugar Industry To the west.
and no thinks the beet will grow
faster in that section OF the country
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Ftrsmsn AID Engineers Make Move
Toward Anhatlee,

Columbus. Aalliatioa ot te~
brotherhood Of Locomotive FircmeH
aud Engine Men with the Associated
Society 81 The brotherhood Of Loco-
motive Engineers ard Ftremsn. or
stsps looking % that rad. will be oov
az The important actions ot the pvvas
vnt e0nyvntiun beinr held IN Colu0i
hts Taerv Is sentiment Ia favor
az Il that is rapidly growing Samacl
uorapors spoke To the Brotherhood tn
executive session ca Tuesday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Threw llnnssd Match Into Case Of
Powder.

sedaiia. Mo,---s,tx persons were
killed and thirty injured. four Of
whom are not expected to live. a.
the result Of an explosion OF car OF
black powder at Windsor. near here,
ut 1915 o'clock Tuesday morning
Tho explosion was caused by John
Wesley, a negro. who threw lighted
match into pile Of powder. which
bad been spilled from broken kef
Of the explosive For his prank Yves
ley paid the penalty With his lite. bis
BODY heing horribly mntiiated.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24

St Petersburg For the hirty-six
hours ending at noon on Tuesday
there have been reported at St Pet
ershurx at0 eases aud sixty Deaths
from the AsiAtic cholera. This is al
most double the record of Monday
Among the stricken "a Lieutenant
Abramor. an officer cf the Cossack
regiment Of the life guards The
prison authorities have given orders
,ha, all prisoners he temporarily re-
moved To police stations tn order to
make possible the dislniectlon Of the
prisoners
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
BOY ATTACKED pY EAGLE.
Bird Makes Attempt to Carry Away
Youthful Baseball Enthusiast.

New York--Swooping down into a
crowd OF persons who were watching
baseball game near Port Richmond.
:. l.. an American eagle attacked
John Pullackson. s years old. A
group OF men sat upon the bird, and
George Pollackson. father of the boy.
ran TO his home. procured a shotgun.
and. returning. killed the eagle, which
measured I've feet seven inches from
tip To tail YOUNG Pollackson was I'M
injured save a few scratches.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Declined Nomination for Congress.

Los Angeles.--Joseph Call. former
United States district attorney who
was on "Wednesday nominated for
by the Independence league. de-
Cllned the nomination. He said. In
rart: 'fI am surprised to learn that
ire Independence league has decided
&c nominate me for congress. am
not 4 member OF. nor in any way az
fillsted with that organization. and
rnder no circumstances will I accept
the nomination"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
UTAH REPUBLICANS
SELECT TICKET.
William Spry Of Salt Lake County
Choice Of Party for Governor
and Howell for Congress.
Senator Sutherland presides a. Con
sention, and Makes key-Note
Speech Of the Campaign
Over Sis Hundred Dele
gates In Attendance.

Salt Lake City AT one OF the
largest attended conventions In the
history OF the state. the Republicans
Of Utah placed their state ticket In
the field on Tuesday Six hundred
and eight accredited delegates were
preBent The convention was called
10 order by State Chairman Wesley
X. Walton. Who introduced the tenn.
porary chairman, Senator George
Sutherland. Senator Sutherland made
the keynote address In the opening
OF the campaign. In which he ana
lyzed the political situation In Utah.
from hia point Of view. being given
an ovation by the convention at the
| close OF his speech.
The platform adopted indorses the
administration of President Boose
welt; indorses william Howard TAFT
and James Schooicraft Sherman. In
dorses the state administration OF
the past four years, headed by Gov
srnor John c. Cutler, expresses graft
tude to q. A. H. for holding encamp
ment here. and piedges legislative ap
preparation TO take care OF 1909 en-
campment: fayors postal savings
banks, larger navy. department o
mining. national bureau Of health. ir
rigation policy and homestead rights
The Ticket.
The ticket chosen In as follows;
For presidential electors. Thoma
sevy, GARFIELD county: Lafayette Hol
; itrook. Utah county: Henry COIN
Salt Lake county,
b For Justice OF supreme court, W
. M Mccarty. SEWER county.
/ For representative In congress. Jt
neph Howell. Cache county.
For governor. William spry. sa
u Lake county.
/. For secretary OF state. G. q. Tinge.
i. Juab county.
For state treasurer. David MattaoI
a. Weber county.
q For state auditor. Jesse D. Jewke
II Emery county.
o For attorney general. A. II. Barne
Salt Lake county
II For superintendent OF public
II. structlon. A. G. Nelson. sanpe
Of county
IL The new Republican state eentr
committee will be ~ follows:
he Beaver, w. y. Knox; BOX Eide
~ &. Hoist; Cache. II, A, Petersen: "a
90 hon, Il. q. Miller: Davis, Henry
he Statie. Emery, Henry ThompSo
GARFIELD, Thomas Haycock. Graz
I'm John u. Pace; Iron. Edgar /. Clar
ed Kane. A. NJ, Finland; Morgan. Chi
In. 4. condie. piute. John Morreli: Rl'
Wesley X. walton. salt Lake, @
A. Badger. San Juan, Nephi haile
~, sanpote. Herbert y. smyths. sevi
NY John q. Jorgensen. Summit. w,
Lewis. Tooele. Eugene T. Woout
nu uintah. Edwin q, Winder, Utah. Y
Inc Homer. waaatch James g, Jenst
res Wayne. Joseph Eekalsy. Weber,
aid dolph kuchier.
100 William Spry was nominated
Iird governor by reclamation.
Joseph Howell easily defeated
1 ley p. Christensen for the cong'
re- sional nomination. the vote ben
his Howell, al: Christensen. fas-
Big Three ballots were taken before
has treasurer was selected, and tho d
ON gates voted three times before
candidate for auditor was chosen,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
unsen men ana strike breakers clash

Winnipeg, MaR Daniel NJ Hep
NET. a strika breaker employed In the
Canadian Pacific Fallruad shops. Is
charged with fatally shooting Robert
KIRK. striker and picket The shoot,
ing occurred as Hepaor Mss leaving
the bsrricaagd yards Of the raiiroad
I eomFaay Several hundred strikers
raarvhed 20 the Canadian Paeife rail
Nay Shapz TUESDAY. Nth the ohieci
II terrofkihE TIE strtkc- breakers
TheY made an attempt To brvak into
The yards. but rrlniorcsmsntk OF 20
lice prevented . eonnlct.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
A Dishonest Dollar.

You cannot hide dishones' 2
You take a dishonest dollar ana
It clear down in the deepest y
earth, it will not stay there. fal
roll it on rocks and mountains
ders; you may attempt to put na
honest dollar down in the cenlei '
earth; it will not stay there y
will begin to rock and heaVe =
turn itself. until it comes 70 lns
rection of damnation.-Talmass
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
E.xori,s FORM q -

Though shooting Is
easy mode OF suieios' x~,s n
favorite one In New - -
according TO the -.u-s -
there are ouetNesl1' ~,;s.ss
self-destruetion By asP
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
COPPER PLATE and steer ~
Social and Office Stationery W.
PEMBROKE STATIONERY CO., s'h w
Simpiv Impossible.

Big with the importance q
discovery, a London preacn'l
Never check the flowing uue
ans talk" We never heard
body VINO ever did.-Chicago f"'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Get a Patent.

Your invention may be valuisx1
should be patented. Send for ns|
formation and advice to H. ]. MH
SON, Patent Attorney. P. O. Boz
Salt Lake City.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Robins Nest in WaIssssn !

A pair of robins na's -. -
and hatched a family u =. - -
an old walstcoat vhieh -
hanging on the wall OF :. 20
cottage at Lodsworth
ard
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Had Reached Hs :.

Mamma" exciaine' II
Dorothy one day, Tn : 80
piness that l couldh1
less | was bigger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
SETTING Hard lass =

Two little boys, tAIs.- 80
day-English boys hess .,s<rss'
to remark that thsH - -
again had kittens "a =
champion layer. - ia
the other replied; - -
she would lay tAe -. 49,
the particular joy Of
moment
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24

Longevity 70 "a
At Spitibergen' ,..rsve1
aged lis has eeea ~ rs
support of her old =. : :
her daughter aged
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-23
Hearst News Service.

Pittsburg, Pa, October $50 far
as Pittsburg is concerned, DR.. S
Edward Young, who recently resigned
the passionate of the Second Presby
terrain church. to go to Brooklyn, is
no more. DR.. Young who was known
as the "circus preacher" because Of
his spectacular methods, will assume
charge of his Brooklyn congregation
tomorrow, and the Smoky City has
lost the most sensational minister il
ever had in its midst.
The resignation of DR.. Young was
not brought about without "A fight
that threatened to disrupt the PresDy-
terry. Every possible influence was
brought to bear to keep him in Pitts
burg, but without success. DR.. Young
declared that he had been called 20
Brooklyn by God.
Charges and counter charges were
made by the majority and the minor
ity members of the congregation. In
a speech DR.. Young asserted that it
was the voice of God that was calling
him to the Brooklyn charge. while
the majority membership, who had
offered him every inducement to re-
main here, declared that the voice Of
God told him to stay. The minority
membership was also conspicuous at
the meeting and declared that they
didn't care what the voice said so long
as Dr. Young went to Brooklyn, or
any other place.
terry had voted to release DR. Young,
there were speeches of sincere regret
from many of the ministers present
over the departure of DIR. Young.
In an interview after his resigna-
ton had been accepted DR.. Young
said: 81 belive and have believed Ill
along that the voice of God is call
ing me to the Brooklyn church. and
am pleased that the Presbytery has
released me, although it breaks my
heart to leave the friends I have
made here during the past eleven
years"
Asked regarding the charges that
were made against him by the minor
ity membership DR.. Young said:
my answer is in the eulogies that
you have heard from these members
of the Presbytery. It is but natural
that l should have made enemies dur
ing my stay here. Every one makes
them When I came into this field |
believed that it was my duty to prac-
tice what my enemies have since
termed circus methods to bring the
sinner into the fold. That was the
only manner in which to reach these
classes-the frequenters of the lower
world, the men who never went to
church, and the men who, travelling
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-23
Monroe's Assessment.

Major S. A. Jonas, editor of the Abb
erdeen Examiner, and Assessor G. G.
Ray, of Monroe county, have both
made complaints to State Auditor
Smith that the fact of the personal
assessment rolls of that county be-
ing filed in the auditors office, was not
published in the state papers and
those papers in adjoining states hav-
ing correspondents at the capital
AS matter of fact the information
was published about the time of it's
filing, on September 2S, but since it
was overlooked by these ever-watchful-
after tho interests-0f- Monroe county
citizens. the figures are given again,
in the hope that they may see them.
The total valuation of personal prop
erty in that county is 1885, 1875,
against $1,351, 100. an increase of 1884,
995, which is doing pretty well as
Judged by comparison with the figures
of most other counties.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-23
CAPITAL NEWS.
NOTES and GOSSIP

Heick and his associates in the move.
ment.
Father Heick states that, even after
the school had been started if it be.
came obnoxious to the community or
met with disfavor, it would have been
abandoned for another location and
he now wants to dispose of this prop
erty only to buy other lots in a differ
ent section for the same purpose. He
does not desire to run counter to the
wishes of the people of the city or of
the immediate neighborhood, but his
plans have by no means been abandon
ed.
AT Vicksburg he says similar
school is in operation and has been
for the past three years. right in the
residence section of the city, and there
has been no complaint, nor any cause
for alarm. A good, but small, work
is being done there, he says. and the
hope is to make this something like
that. 1t is to be only a small school
at first, and he thinks the fact that
it has been referred to as college"
may have operated to the prejudice
of the plans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-23
Circus PREACHER
LEAVES P|TTSBURG
FOR SLOW BROOKLYN
Man Whose Spectacular Pulpit Methods
Caused Dissension in His Church
Quits Smoky City in Disgust,

nom city to city, had no particular
incentive to go to church. 1t was
these people that we reach out for
and we saved hundreds and hundreds
of them.
In Brooklyn I will probably prac-
tice an entirely different line of work
There the conditions are different.
The Bedford church is located in a
part of the city where I will draw my
congregation from the intellectual
classes--the educated men and women
and the people who can appreciate a
higher line of reasoning. That is he
work | am going into now. I have
every assurance from the members of
the Bedford congregation that the
present unfortunate trouble here will
nave no bearing on my standing.
Arrangements are being made to
commence at once the erection of a
magnificent churcn Tor the Bedford
congregation in brooklyn. | have
had the plans submitted to me ana
approved them. The only thing that
| changed was to make the entrance
WIDER The allegation that I am 20.
ing to Brooklyn for financial reasons
is absolutely false. | would be far
better off financially by remaining
here"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-23
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City
NoRTHBoUND.

NoRTHBoUND.
No. IA arrives 1853 a. m.
M. 16 arrives 1928 D. m.
soUTHBoUND.
No. 13 leaves 6:15 a. m.
No. 15 leaves 2:4S p. m.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-23
Farmers Union Meeting.

The next annual State meeting of
the Farmers Union will be held COM
mencing Monday. Jan. H. 1909, at a
place to be decided upon later. This
was decided upon yesterday by the
state executive board, which has been
in session here all the week. and
which will probably remain in session
part of tomorrow, although some men,
bers expressed belief that the business
could be concluded today.
The last meeting of the state organ
ization was held in this city during
last January, and the next meeting
may be here. depending upon whether
this city becomes the highest and best
bidder for the honor.
Approximately 500 people attended
that meeting. and still more of the
are expected this year. The meetings
are executive in character. only men,
bers being allowed admittance, and
very little of the business transacted
reaches the general public.