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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

unattendea and only q few relatives
OF the bride and groom were present.
Among the latter were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris and daughters. Angie and Dor
othy of Stowe, and the grpoms par.
en's, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, and broth.
er OF Morrisville. Miss Grout has
been popular teacher in the Water-
bury schools and Mr.. Gilbert Is a clerk
IN the grocery store OF r. c. Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert elutied their
watchful friends and relatives by
driving away for n wedding trip 70
parts unknown They will reside
here.
r, r. Pickett is critically III At his
home on the Duxbury side--Arr. Sta
pies and Miss Ethel Staples have re-
turned to Dorchester, Mass-Miss NIL.
dred Hutchinson Is spending few
days with Mrs George Wing IN Mont
pelier.-Mrs. Bennett Perry OF Stone
ham. Mass, who has been visiting her
son. W. II. p, Perry mas returned
homo.--Mrs, Fzeriah Remington OF
Essex Junction IL visiting In town.
A pleasant evening was spent at tho
rooms of the Pastime club TUESDAY
when the friends Of pr. B'dweIi. Will
liam Gilbert and f. r. Joslyn enter
tanned in honor of their approaching
marriages -Fdward Hoadley OF Mont
heller and Paul Hondley OF New York
city have purchased OF William Rich
ards the log house on his farm In Dux-
hury obout three miles from Water
hurry village This house was built
nv their grandfather md in II. their
father. n A. Hoadley was born. The
purchasers plan to make II summer
comp.-Among those who attended
tho Maxwell Hoadley wedding in
Montpelier yesterday were Mr. and
My. NJ. A. Hoadley, Carl and Robert
IIoadlcy. Arthur Miller. Misses Ethel
and Gertrude Miller, Ruth Glover and
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WORCESTER.

Tho fall term Of school commenced
Monday with Miss Mary Kelley of Bur
lington and Miss Florence O'Bran OF
Waterbury al the corner. Miss Kathrine
Bvrns of burlington In the Brook dis
trict and Miss Gates of Montpelier on
Hampshire hill.-Wiliam H Kellogg,
George HUI and Grover Tempeton of
Montpelier were In town over Sunday
Mrs. George Wilson of Barre spent Sun
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Wison.-Frank Pratt and family OF
Montpelier were guests of Mrs Alice
Pratt Saturday and Sundav.-Harvy Hut
Crimson and family OF Montpelier are
visiting ct G. C. Tewksbury's .-Ja sper
Wheeler has returned from n vacation
spent with his grandfather In Hardwick
Joel Emerson has moved from Mont
pelier to the Oscar Utton place on
Hampshire hill.
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YORKTOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs Mslvine Freeman and
granddaughter, Muriel Shea, went
Tuesday to Springfield to visit their
daughter Mrs. Byron Trumble--Mrs.
Sidney Atkins, who has been visitin z
her sister In Springfield. Mass. re-
turned home Saturday.--T. J.. Hath
away. who has been III with grip and
rheumatism, is bctter.-Bert Ward OF
Brooklyn. n y. arrived Saturday for
a short visit among friends and rela-
tivea.---The village rchool commenced
Monday with the Misses Minnie and
1.izzi, MAXWELL as toachers.--I. Will
cox is having his old store made into
two-tenement housc.--John Kelly of
South Hill Is seriously ill--Mrs. Will
liam Ward of Burlington Is visiting
I'm town.
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CRATTS3URY.

Mrs. Hattie Patterson and daughter
will leave this week for Bonneville,
Mass. where they expect to make their
home-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bishop left
Sunday for carriage drive through the
White mountains.-Frcd Chase of this
village has bought the stage route from
Hardwick to North Craftsbury. Mrs.
Curtis and Mrs. Bemis left Monday for
their homes In Whitman, Mass-F'red
Chase and family have moved to the
house purchased OF Mrs. II. A. Puttcr-
son--John Bahcock has purchased the
residence Of A. Dnverson in Hartiwick-
Eta Smith went to Woodbury. Sunday,
where she Will teach in the graded school
Mt Woodbury. Center..-Mrs. C. r. HART
man IL Visiting in Barton.-The play
sivcn by the Irasburgh Dramatic club
Friday evening was success in every
parucular.--Mrs Roswell Mason died
very suddenly from n shock Friday
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

present including relatives, netghbors
and the members of the "Old Maids
club" At precisely two o'clock, the
wedding march wns played by Miss
Wheeler OF New Britain and the bride
and groom appeared preceded by
Misses Lestina and Pauline Bidwell,
The daughters of the groom. The lit
tie girls carried pink sweet peas while
the bride had a bouquet OF white
sweet peas. MissLandt was dressed
in white mcssaline and wore veil.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev F. d. Kellogg. After the cere-
mony, congratulations were given and
refreshments served Both DR., ana
Mrs. B!dwell are graduates 81 the
University Of Vermont. Tho bride
has taught in New Britain. Conn.,
giving up her school 10 care FOR her
mother, She was superintendent or
schools last year. on starting from
the house Or. and Mrs f}idwell were
showered with confetti, old shoes etc.
but an automobile snatched them
from their friends and took them TO
parts unknown Those from out OF
town who attended the wedding were :
Madame Ridwell, Bellows Falls; Mrs
carl nidwell of Charleston \. IL, H.
w. Bdwell, Monkton; Miss Halch'
Lowell. Miss Wheeler. New Hritain,
Conn; Mrs, Mary Rughen. South Bend'
Ind. Mrs Edgar nurand. BROOKLYN
y Y. tho Rev. and Mrs. Roan, Wor-
ccstor, Mass. Mr. aud Mrs, George
Sprasue Of Hrookheld; Miss Martina
Eaton Of Brooklino, Mass. Miss Ella
Adams Of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Graves of Montpelier. Tho we'd
ding gifts wero many and hcautful'
The marriage OF Mlss Anna Or"u,,
daughter Of pr II, II. circuit, ana VII
lipm Gilbcr' was solemni1ed at her
home Yesterday afternoon at three
O'Clock, tho ceromony being performed
by Tho Rev. T.. II. Kellogg, The bride
WAS nowncl i'm white satin and carried
u "nuuct Of white roses. She las
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
WARREN.

Mrs. Smith Is very ,l.--G. A. r. Bragg
was in Montpelier last week 10 attend
the health officers school-Miss Chaffee
commenced her school in No. s Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Brown and Master Curtis
Of Montpelier were In town TO attend the
funeral OF Darwin Dimick.-Mr, and Mrs.
Judson Richardson have returned from
Montpelier. Erna Buttles Will
work for Mrs. o. NJ. Jones who is going
into the postofYice as Miss Thayer. the
present postmistress, finishes work Sep
TENDER ELLA Carpenter returned from
Hnesburgh last week.
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FAYsToN.

Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Bragg have re-
turnec from two weeks visit in Barre.
Montpelier. stowe and Berlin.-Mrs. r.
~. Perry ana grandson, Arthur Lindsey,
nave returned to BEVERLY Mass.-Earold
Long OF waterbury visited his parents.
MI and Mrs. T.. J. Long, last week
Wednesday, Tracy of Bolton
ana Edmund McCiibbon of stowe were
quests Of John SMALL last week Tho
FaNston Athletic club played the Waits
field town team field day. The score was
II TO 10 In favor of the Tayston boys.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Sarah Wilcox and Fred Wilcox
have been spending week In Hatley.
p. Q.-Mis7 Edith Cone returned to BOs-
ton last week after 10 DAYS with friends
In town.--Nrs J. II. Wallace Of 2ichford
vas q guest last week of Mrs Homer
Burnhanl. Mrs George r. Stoddard oe
Dandy IS here this Week.-Mrs. Eliza beth
Trumpass started Sunday for Duncan.
Ari2., whore she is to teach the coming
ycar.-Dr. W a. Young has bought
Narod Farman's farm and win remain
In the house until spring. Capt 4. II.
Dodge and Mrs. Dodge of Rutland.
Mass, visited at Joseph Goddari's last
week on their way 20 tho captains old
home In Morrisville.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Florence Tarbell OF Springfield
Mass. is visiting Miss NJ. E. Fargo
Mr. and Mrs. Terance Allis and family
and Guy Hebard returned to Derby
Conn. Tuesday after two weeks Mt the
Randolph House.-Mrs. Nellie ShurtIcr
Of Chicago. who came to attend the
+ fIodges-Shurtleff wedding. returned 10
her homo Monday.-Mrs. Stone End
daughter. Grace. and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Grant and son, Fulton, went to Barre
Tuesday to visit Edison Holdcn-Miss
Harriet Sa wyer OF Boston (. visiting her
mother, Mrs. Clara Sawyer. and sister,
Mrs John Smith.-Carmi White discover
, ed strangers at his barn Sunday night
about 1920 On inquirng who they were
he was informed that Is was none OF his
business. He Immediately teicphoned for
Sheriff Edward Kent who lives but
abort distance away. He started IN pur-
quit but was unable to overtake them
{ On going to the barn Mr.. White found
some grain missing and two of his horses
Nnfastened.--The normal and training
fchools commenced tho fall term Tues
day. The new teachers arc Fred s.
Brock in the normal and Miss Bessie
Holden In the training school.-Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Adams, who are living IN
| Quechee are at their old home here and
have their daughter. Mrs. John Tobin
and children OF Tnneid, N. H., with them
The Rev P. A. Wells and DR. p. H.
Nutting went to Braintree hill Tuesday
10 attend a circular conference /.
Ioyden IS still suffering from the effects
Of a large carbuncle, which caused blood
poisoning, but seems TO be improving
Principal G. H. Morrill, went to Boston
Saturday and returned with Miss Julia
Chase, who Is recovering from the effects
Of an operation for appendicitis.-Mrs.
4armi r. White is visiting in Manches-
E.,
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MARSHTIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Carpenter and
children. who have been visiting friends
and relatives in Troy for two weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.-Mrs Bernis A.
Phelps, who has been visiting her father,
Aaron Brown. returned to st. Johns
bury Friday Her sister, Viola Brown.
accompanied her.-Mrs. Albert Ingerson
returned home last week after two
months treatment in the Mary Fletcher
hospital NJ Rurlngton.-Miss Alice Clark
went to Middlesex Friday, to visit rel
atives and friends
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TCRESTDAI.x

Mr.. and Mrs, LeGrand Thompson and
children are visiting relatives in Wha,-
lonsburgh, n. "a son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Churchill August 26-
Schools will begin next Tuesday with
the following teachers: Section 10, Miss
Grace Atwood Of brandon; section H.,
Miss katherine Graham of Rutland, Miss
Boulia Of Orwell and Miss Fannie Sum-
ner ofof brandon; section a. Miss Mar
Earet Tyler of Bristol.-Nrs. William
JaDam IS visiting relatives In Eagle
Bridge n. Y.-Edward Blanchard is i'll
with pneumonia
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CHELSEA

I,iIas Y. Roberts and his nephew,
Harry T. Roberts. who have been In
town since August IA. returned to Bos-
ton and Lowell Tuesday morning-Mr
.rd Nrs John C. clarke of st Johns
h,rv accor,anied nv their three chill
Sc, orr,,,ed IN his outo,nohilc Saturday
,1 ro,,a,red ,il Monday afternoon.
n.r C1,rte wa. cashier of tho old First
%o,;o,o, h,rt ~ (.bc,sce from 1873 to
,ooa I'D ,is Wife ia recalled as Miss Ida
p,,cor TO- seve,,i vears he VA. been
.,oo.uror or Eo,rb,nke Scale ccrouanv
-. G. 1o,,sb,-v Nv md Nrs Hcrbert
X parr, -, ,a,,r,irg,o, No.. v.r. lo.t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

Edward A. 1foadley. n clerk In the
home ofIice Of the National life lnsur-
nnce company. and Miss Hazel Il. Max
we'll Of waterbury were married yester-
dsy afternoon in Bethany Church by the
Rev, Stanley r. Blomflcld Roy Demeritt
Of Waterbury was best man and Miss
Harriet NJ. Maxwell of Waterbury, maid
of honor Mr.. and Mrs. fioadloy left last
evening for two weeks wedding trip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

land and Brigham Mcfarland returned
from Caspian Lake Monday.-Mr and
Airs. James Kimball of Enosburgh are
quests OF A. D. Robbins.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

erance and Mrs. w. H. Williams enter
tanned friends last evening with cards
Mt the home of Mrs. Willams.-Allen
Breed of Wellesley. Mass. is visiting re-
lNivcs in town.--C. NJ. Spauding of
TROY. n Y. spent Yesterday In town.
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'-.nt'-- = on Jag" 49,
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
FINDING or HEAD
CLEARS MYSTERY

Pendleton. Ore. Feb, 27--The mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance
of V. II. Hedberg of Cumberland,
Wis. at Umatilla. Aug. 6 of last
year was partly cleared up yesterday
by the discovery of the missing man.
head. two miles north OF Hermiston
Efforts to find the remainder OF the
body have 30 far been unavailing.
as the head had probably been car
ried to Its present location by coy.
otes. Hedberg was ON his way from
Wisconsin to Ashland, Or, with his
daughter to join his son. He stopped
from the train the night OF August Q
to get cup of coffee and dropped
competely out OF sight.
1t Is the theory that Hedberg wa,
killed by tramps for the purpose OF
robbing him. ms bc was known to
carry considerable money.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
9erycnal Paragraphs

Jay Bailey has returned from
Denver.
/. Mrs. L. B. Parks Is reported
on the sick list.
4 j. D. Blunt Ia attending to some
legal matters in Canon this after
noon.
Mrs. @. G. Hurd has returned
from Colorado Springs where she
spent some time.
"A. 1. Hadley and mother are
expected to return tomorrow from a
business trip to st. Joe.
Herbert Bowlby and W. E.
Gray and some lady friends autoed
down from Canon in the Biggs' au-
tomo bile. ~ {,
Mrs John Frew, of Williams
burg who has been suffering from the
appendicitis for some time, was
taken to hospital at Pueblo last
evening and an operation is to be per-
formed.
Smith Burlington, whose right
arm was severely injured in runa.
way accident some weeks ago, is on
the street today. While his wounds
are healing some, the Improvement is
not as much as he hoped it would be
at this time.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
ROUND TRIP WINTER TOURIST
RATES THE GULF COAST
AND MEXICO.

The Colorado aud Southern has
placed on sale very low round trip
winter tourist tickets to points In
Texas, the Gulf Coast, Florida, Cuba
and Old Mexico, These rates are on
sale daily until April 3oth. and allow
liberal limits and stop-over privileges
There are also attractive low rates to
the city Of Mexico via the Gulf tours.
going or returning through Cuba and
Florida. For particulars. reservations
aud free illustrated descriptive book
lets, call on your agent, or address 7.
L. Fisher. general passenger agent,
Colorado and Southern Railroad,
Denver, Colo. 26-ff
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
FATAL WRECK AT SPEED
OF SIXTY MILES HOUR

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 27-Engineer
O. II. Brown was killed and several
persons injured when the westboupd
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
overland limited train was dersited
at VAnhorn, Ia. The injured are all
members of the train crew. No pas
sengers were hurt.
The train was running 60 miles an
hour when the accident occurred.
The engine left the track, turni ng
completely over. The baggage and
mail cars were piled on top of each
other, while the remaining coaches
rest on their sides. A broken fiange
Is supposed to have been the cause.
Engineer Brown was one Of the
Oldest engineers in the service Of the
Milwaukee.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

The attention of Judge Champion
of the district court has been occu-
pied IN the trial of number of
water cases from the western por.
tion of the county. Testimony was
taken yesterday afternoon In the
suit instituted by Thomas Balmon
of Hillside to compel A. Il. Corn
desist from the further use of waite r
for irrigation purposes from Lake
creek. which the complaint alleges,
he is not entitled to under the law.
A decision on the matter will not be
handed down by the court for several
days. The petition OF Berry broth
ers. also of Hillside, to change tho
point of diversion of the Adams irri.
Cation ditch No on Brush creek is
being heprd.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

The board of directors of the Fre-
mont County Fair association has
decided upon September, Sth 9th and
10th for the annual fair. These
dates will not conflict with any OF
the agricultural shows. or exhibitions,
to be held this year in the Arkansas
valley and are regarded with great
favor by all concerned. The out.
look for the Fremont County Fair
association was never so encouraging
as II is at present.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
JURY BOX FILLED FOR
STANDARD OIL CASE

Chicago, Feb. 27-Tho jury In tho
rctrial of the Standard Oil company
OF Indiana for alleged rebAting Ia
completed tentatively, but both tho
government and the defendant cor.
porAtion reserved the right to ex.
anime tho men In tho jury box Mon.
day morning. or the i2 selected
three arc retired farmers and the
others small merchants. Five are
Chicago men.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

Beginning Wednesday, March 3rd
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
company will put into service an ad
ditioDal passenger train for the &c
commodation of the extra travel
which It expects will be inaugurated
by its special rate of twenty five
dollars to the Pacific coast. This
new train is designed primarily to
meet the demands of the tourist
travel and will be operated out of
Denver as second No. 5.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
Reason Enthroued.

Because mcnts are 40 tasty they are
consumed In great excess. This leads
to stomach troubles. biliousncss aud
constipation. Revise your diet, let
reason and not pampcrcd appetite
control. thon tAko few doses OF
Cham borlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will soon DO we'll
again. Try It. For sale at Daniels
drug store. Samples free. It's
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

One OF number of petitions to
the city council to submit the ques
tion of making Canon City anti saloon
territory under the provisions of the
local option law passed by the legis-
lature two years ago was filed with
the city clerk Yesterday and will te
presented to the council at its regular
meeting next Monday night. Be-
tween eight and nine hundred names
of the qualified electors Of Canon
City have been affixed ON these petit :
tions.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
For That Terrible Itching.

Eczema, letter and salt rheum Keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application Of Chamberlain s
Sslve will instantly allay this itch.
ing, and many cases have been cured
by its use. For sale by Daniels drug
store. it's
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
NOTICE.

All members of Florence Encamp
ment No. 45. l. o. o. F. are rquestet
to be present at Union hall Saturday
evening, Feb. 81 to attend special
meeting to receive and entertain the
grand patriarch. Refreshments and
a general good time.
]. I. SANDERS, Scribe
50-5l
Turkey dinner Hotel Lennox, Sun
day from to p. III.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

If you want the best call at the
Blue Front Bakery. - 4i-tf
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

MACKIE & BAILEY.
For modern methods in barbering
Public bath and electric massage.
32-tf
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

George NJ Deibert left yesterday
afternoon for Howard, in the western
part of the county 20 secure the
body of the man who was XII lied
there yesterday morning. While the
name of the deceased is not known
here 1t is known he was killed
while working in tine rock quarry
for the OF. and l. %. The body
will be shipped through here this
evening to Paeblo.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

The city authorities are doing
good work in trimming the dead
branches from the numerous cotton
wood trees on the thoroughfares of
Florence. While trees add mater.
Ially to the appearance of any town or
city, they are shorn of their beauty
when the dead and ugly branches re-
main uncut.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

Turkey dinner Hotel Lennox, Sun.
day from o to Sp IN.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

The mask ball given by Mrs.
Madden last night was q success, there
being over 200 people present, about
75 couples of whom were dance rs tile
others spectators. There were mum
Der Of ont of town people present, In
cluding the cement towns, coal camps
and Canon City.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
JOTTINds ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

The pupils Of Miss Mabel Curran
rendered lier surprise party at the
home Of Mrs John Roberts this aft
ernoop. The little folks assembled
at the house about O'Clock and
had pleasant time. Miss Cu1ran
is popular with her pupils, as is
evidenced by today's doings.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
FOR SALE

For Sale-Folding bed with large
mirror, dining tsblu. large iron bed
white oommode, small book case, car.
pet sweeper. These goods must bo
sold this week. 2i3 Petroleum. 4i.4b
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-19
Fail to Salute the Flag.

To the Editor OF the University Missourian:
Since the cadet corps has been nav
ing paradcS and reviews. it has been
necessary to bring the Hays out on the
campus. Now. Mr.. Editor. why Is IL
that about half of the students ana
some OF the professors fail to show the
proper courtesy by removing their hats
when the fla. passes them. Is 1t he
cause of ignorance on the subject. or
lack of patriotism. Let us hope Ii Is
the former. and that this will put
them wise" This same courtesy Is due
the national hymn. Military ""urteS!
rcu,,ircS the soldier to come to atten-
ton when the Star Span2led Banner
is played and To remain :" until 1t ends.
when they salute. Civilians should at
least rise and remove their hats
cadet"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-19
In Defense of the HObOes.

To the Editor Of the University Missourian:
I'm TUESDAYS Nl>>nuran was an
article by A Spectator" criticlslng the
ilobocS for charging an admission I"
The Hobo Convention. Among other
things he charged that there was n"
reason for this admission. What meth
od would he suggest for paying the
expenses of the stunt:
Could an assessment he run on the
Uobors? That seems rather impo>>i-
bic since the spectator has said there
iS no organization. With no or@aniza-
tion of the IIoboc> one cannot tell
beforehand who will be in the stunt
other than those who take some part.
The few men who do the work of get
tir. up the convention cannot pay the
expenses out of their own pockets. a
free will offering taken that night
would he no better than charging an
admission except that the spectator
would have the privilege of not putin"
ANYTHING in the collection. Maybe that
is what he wanted to do. Perhaps he
believes the stunt was not worth the
dime he paid to see it. If that Is :"
inc has only to call upon any one OF
the committee and make his complaint
known and he will he refunded his dime.
Yes. even more the committeeman Will
buy him good cigar to pay him Tor
he time he wasted.
The most serious objection to what
was said. or rather. intimated by this
''Spectator" was to the charge of graft
He said there was no recognized com
mittce. A few weeks ago the Missouri
an printed list OF the committee with
their duties This list of men follows:
II. 4. ManSur most excellent hobo: G..
Sam Scott. auditorium: F.. A. Jarman
posters: J. B. Powell. publicity. Which
o ttheSe men does the ''Spactator' wish
to charge. This spectator knows
not thing about what he is saying and his
ignorance has led him to make grave
personal charges of dishonesty.
If the Spectator" was interested III
either the Convention or the $. p. \.
he would have known that his charges
were false. He evidently had no in
terest in either but thought he had a
good chance to air some of his own
ina acinationS. Truly he is in bad way
if he allows his mind tn be filled with
thoughts of graft and nm~appropria-
tion of funds. Evidently these things
are part of his brain exercise else why
that viewpoint he wrote for Tuesdays
paper: j. f. W.