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The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
HER. CHILDREN
WITH HER AGAIN

Today AT noon Mrs Mary E. Massey
returned to this city with her two
children, Eben and Weston, over
whose possession she has battled so
long and so earnestly, finally winning
out yesterday in the district court in
Colorado Springs when the children
were awarded to her To say that
she is oyerjoyed is needless She is
very happy. She will remain in the
city some days then go to her ranch
near Whitewater.
The Colorado Springs papers of
yesterday afternoon and this morn
ing contained long stories concerning
the awarding of the children to Mrs.
Massey.
The hearing yesterday took place
in the court of District Judge Owen.
The courts decision followed the TAX
ing of testimony in the privacy of his
chambers from the boys as to certain
charges preferred by the defense as
to the mothers character. The court
held that the charges were not sub
stantiated.
The hearing attracted great deal
of attention. Mrs Massey had in
stitutcd habeas corpus proceedings
against Eben Massey and r. b. Mas
sey, brother and sister of her dead
husband
The husband of Mrs Massey, it
Will lie remembered was killed here
a number of years ago by William
LaFair. The details of the killing as
well as the details of Mrs Masseys S
struggles TO regain possession of her
children. up to the hearing yesterday,
are well known locally.
rnr,nga1 fa, NJ i
themselves yesterday with plain
showing in law, producing evidence
that the mother had allowed the two
boys, Weston and Eben Massey, now
aged / and u years, respectively,
to go to their aunt, after repeated re
quests on the part of Miss Ellen Mas
sey because the mother felt that they
would receive greater advantages in
the way of education and general
comfort than she could give them
In this she was strongly influenced
by unwillingness TO have her boys
grow up in the same neighborhood
with the children of the man who
killed their father.
The entrusting of the two boys to
their aunt was conditional upon their
mother being allowed to see them at
any time she desired, and did not
carry with ii a guardianship in any
legal form. A letter from Mrs. Mas
sey OF her sister-in-law. introduced in
evidence by the defendants, corro-
borated this statement in large part.
a pathetic extract from the letter,
which was read in court, is to the
effect that the boys Were never to
hear an unkind word said against
their mother"
Miss Massey and her brother based
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
WEATHER REMAINS FINE; RAIN
AND SNOW MISSING.

The rain or snow that the weather
bureau predicted for last night and
today did not make an appearance.
The weather has continued to be
ideal. The highest temperature yes
terday was 2 degrees, the lowest this
morning was 81 degrees. Today's
weather map gives the forecast and
general conditions as follows:
Forecast till p. m. Wednesday.
For Colorado: Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday, warmer to-
night.
Weather Conditions.
The lake storm has moved slowly
north to east Lake Superior. causing
high winds in the lake regions and
followed by rapidly falling tempera-
ture, with snow in Minnesota and
North Dakota, Light precipitation
has been general throughout the
northeast states.
Cold and generally clear weather
follows the passage of the storm, and
extends throughout the southern and
middle states. Killing frost occurred
as far south as middle Kansas and
Missouri, and light frost is reported
at Memphis.
Generally fair weather with moder-
ate temperatures prevails in the
Rocky mountain and Pacific states.
The conditions indicate warmer and
generally fair weather in this vicinity
tonight and Wednesday.
II. NJ. HARDlNGE,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

their opposition to the return OF the
two boys to their mother on the
grounds that tiIe boys were receiving
much better care than they could
obtain at her hands: that the boys
themselves were absolutely opposed
TO living with their mother. and taat
RS. Massey was not a fit person TO
have them in charge
In support of this last contention.
counsel for the defense made an at
tempt to introduce sensational evil
dence against Mrs. Massey from the
mouth Of her own child, placing
Weston, the elder of the two boys,
on the stand to attack her character.
The court refused to allow the boy
TO testify. but examined both lads in
private.
Miss Massey. who is sekeeper at
the Alamo hotel, testified that when
she obtained possession of the two
boys something over a year ago. their
clothing consisted of gingham shirt
and a pair of Overalls. They could
not read nor write. she declared, and
We're running wild on the ranch in
Mesa county. She declared that she
had made repeated efforts to get the
children following her brothers
tAHSN N'dNur anu ldu gone SO lar as
to invoke the aid of the state Humane
society to investigate stories which
she had heard about her sister-in-
laws actions, On cross-eNaminatio ton
she admitted that such an investiga-
tion had been made at Grand June
ton and that the Humane society
had declined to take any steps in the
matter
Throughout the taking of testi-
mony it was evident that the defense
would strive to attack Mrs Massey S
character. A number of prominent
citizens, including DR.. Charles Fox
Gardiner. the Rev. Arthur n. Taft
and Henry LeB. Willis. were in the
court room in readiness TO testify to
the woman's good character should
occasion demand
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
j. \. M'CULLOCH. II. u.
ID. B. WRIGHT. Secretary.

ID. b Wright and o. j. Aldrich re-
turned to the city yesterday from
their deer hunt in the Meeker coun-
try. They We're more successful than
the great majority of the hunters as
each returned with magnificent
buck and they killed the bucks the
first day they were out in the hills.
Mr.. Wrisht's buck is one of the larg-
est ever brought to the city, it weighs
$50 pounds, Mr.. Aldrich's was also
& record breaker for size as 1t weighed
about 81 : pounds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Until permanent offices can be Sc
cured Mr. Chas. +. Cherrington, for
merly manager of the real estate de-
partment of the Ramey-Udlock In
vestment Company, can be found at
the offices of Currie & Son, Ill South
Fifth street. Phone Red 1884.
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Majestic Theater Program.
Oct. 1912.

1. Illustrated song: Lonesome
L. illustrated song: Lonesome,
by Mr., DAILY.
2. "1776, or The Hessian Rene
gades' An incident of the Revo-
lutionary War.
3. John Clayton Actor. play in
one act, by Rid Johnson Young
L. Show Your License. hunter
has a little fun at an officers ex-
pense.
5. a Visit TO Biskra. (ColoredD
A French possession in Arabia,
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

There will be services at the house
at 1880 pm. tomorrow, near Fruit
vale school house, over the remains
of the late Hervey b. Smith.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

The newest line of Dutch collars
and hat pins. jet jewelry and bar
rettes at Blackstone Jewelry Co, Ma
jestic Theater building.
Boys Cord Suits, $3.50. Loeffler'
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Your credit is good" at the Crown
furniture store.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

When you go to Denver don't fail
TO call on Joe +. Dulmaine at 1915
Stout street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

at $50 an acre. Largest money max
er in the West. Jaynes. $50 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

The G. e. NJ. Auction Company viii
buy anything you have TO sell, ana
will sell you anything you want to
buy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Fred Mantey rents tents and wag-
on covers.
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Attention. Masonsi

Special meeting of Royal Arch Ma
sons Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, y
O'Clock y. m. Work in u. VI. and
NJ. Il. VI. degree.
Royal Arch degree will be con-
ferrcd at regular meeting Thursday
evening, Oct. IL. All Il. \. VI. cord
tally invited.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

When you have furniture TO move
call uD the Blue Barn. Junction 22s
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

The C & NJ Auction Company
wants your secondhand furniture.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Trobitz & Witcher, practical plum
bers. 1872 North Fifth Plumbing
and hot water heating.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

The Front Rank is not the cheap
est but the best Sold by j. IL. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

We have kinG ana gentle horses
suitable for ladies 10 drive. Cali
Blue Barn. phone Junction 22S
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

List your for rent houses with
Jaynes, $50 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

can place $500 on gilt-edge sub
stantial chattle security at l 4 per
cent. See Jaynes, $50 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Sentinel want ads bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Lap robes and horse blankets
Fred Mantey.
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NEW IECoRPORATIONs

Ban saltair tonight train at s.
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BEWARE or OINTAulNTs FOR
CATARItH THAT CONTAIN MER-

AZ mercury will surely destroy tho sense
on smell and completely derauFe The
whole system when entering 10 through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
lions from reputable physicians aa tho
damage they viii % 10 zen fold 20 the
good you can possibly derive from them
Hairs CataTrh cuIe, manufactured bv ~
u Cheney a Co. Toledo. O. contains 20
mercury, ana n taken internally. setting
directly upon the blood ana mucous SUR
faces Of tie ayatom. In buying Hairs
tatarrn Cure be sure you got me gem
ulne. ID RI taken internally ard MADE in
Tnodo. OHIO by n. J cheney a CO Taf-
tlmonials fires SOLD by DruEgisia Price,
1ir Der bottle
TAKE Halls Family Pius Tor eonstipa.
ti0n-
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LOUD
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The National Real Estate a Invest
ment company filed its articles OF In
corporation yesterday with the county
clerk il has a capital stock OF $780,
900, in shares or 81 each or this
amount 800 shares have been set aside
AZ treasury stock George IA. Wallace
10 president. Teodore Tobiason, vice.
president; Edward T. Burton. treasur-
or. and Myron T.. Crandall Jr. seoro-
tary
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BUSINESS, REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING

Rasmussen. lot g. block 10.
Draper townaite .....t.......... $50
John NJ. Whitaker e. Eddie NJ.
love, lots ! and .. block !,
whitaker subdivision ......... 10
Lulu =. erosion 90 Salt Lake
Hardware company. lot 2, block
90, Plat A ..........s........... $500
Mary ~ Cahoon Go Belva Berg
man. land In section 10. town
ship 2 south. range I west.... 1
Joseph G.. Cahoon to Beiva Berg
man, land IA section ~. town
ship south, range I Vest.... 80
r. y. McConaughy to II. r. croft.
Jr, lots rs and 10. block p.
Coates & Corums subdivision 300
r. +. McConaughy and wife 10
NJ a. West, part block JIG,
pldt D.....s.4s.. ................. 5000
Elias s Miller and wife 60 j. II.
Park, land In section 8. town
ship south. range ! east... 900
@. H. Backmsn TO John williams,
lot ], block So. plat C......,.. 200
W s Walker Prosscr % salt Lake
Hardware company lot 3, block
g. plat A.................... 1900
Mutual Investment company to
James ]. Jensen, land In section
10, township 2 south, range /
east ,..s...... .....s.............
Jesse Newbold 70 Mary Newbold,
land IN section 80, township
south, range 1 east.............
/. j. Swaner TO George B. stand
ing, lot Is. Liberty Park 'addi-
Ton st..s......s... ......s......... 10
Jane A. Joung to Philip swltcher.
lot =, block 30 plat D..........' $3.50
William j. Jenkins 70 James T..
jenkins. land In section IS,
township south. range / west
Hans Peter Hansen 20 John ID.
Mcdonnell land in section 3.
township south. range / east. $500
Ella T. Sears 90 Alhambra Ice
and Power company. part lots
and ~. block 6. ten-acre
pl-t A.".."...... &C.. ........... 5000
Annie ;. cutler ct al Ito G. r.
Peterson land in section 2s.
township south, RANGE ] west $500
Ledrue Loveridge 60. NJ. II. Low
eridge, lot s, block 19, plat f..
Henry Sanderson 10 Belle Apple
gate lot 8, block A., plat B.. 42O0
lie Grand Young to lions Saw
ings Bank & Trust company,
lots IS 10 ~, block 8. Park View 40
Mary A. II Cannon TO Lillian II.
Cannon. part block 4, plat c.. 1850
Gustave A. Richman TO Laura
Bridge, lot q. block 1, Unlver-
sity subdivision ................. $50
Josephine Christensen to Nils G.
Christensen. lot Il, block 2,
New England addition .........
Josephine Christiansen 10 Nils u.
christensen, land iu section g.
township ] south, range I west.
William Best and wife 70 Dora
Ripe Croft, lot /, block 3,
hVe-acrc plat A ................ S 500
Anna Reiche TO C.. o. searles, lot
and part Of lot 3, block ..
Rockwell's First addition. 1.s0O
Henry G. Hoffman TO Mary \.
Mcguire, lots 81. IS. a and g.
block 2 Baltimore subdivision.
Martha Winter TO Hannah Han
son, lot 2. block Il, plat A..... /
Martha Winter to Sarah Gilmore,
lot I, block II, plat A......... !
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factory. 74S west Third South
William y. Nuttall. addition Ia
one-story dwelling at As north
West Temple ...................
A. D. Miller. one and one-half-
story brick veneer fOur-room
dwelling. 996 Harvard avenue.
II. Il. Coulam. one-story, slX-roOm
brick dwelling. 1905 Eighth East
street ....,.... .-...-..........
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continues very much the Same. The
cold weather has held back extensive
purchasing There Is buying of suits.
hold furnishing. millinery, etc, are In
good demand. Win a fair call for
gloves ana some hosiery.
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" be taken care o. Linen deliveries
are badly delayed. Burlaps are run
Ming short. with the New York about
cleaned up.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
In the retail trade general business
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At a meeting OF the executive COM
mittee Of the Beneficial Life Insurance
company held Thursday afternoon. tho
res gnation OF Mr. John stringham as
manager was accepted. and Mr. Lo-
renzO n. stohl was appointed 20 III
the vacancy. Mr. strlngham resigned
for the purpose Of devoting himself 90
real estate business
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Salt Lake City Railroad ......... 1924
Sumpter Valley Railroad ........ 102
Utah Co. Light and Power Co.. lO0is
Utah Sugar co. ................. 10000
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-03
A PRETTY DINNER TODAY.

The Rose dinner party given by
Mrs. Orson Adamas at her home at
1869 Rood avenue at / O'Clock this
afternoon was a huge success. Four
teen ladies were in attendance, and
no pains was spared to make the
room and table beautiful and the oc-
casion an enjoyable one. The guests
We're seated at one table in the pretty
dining room. and the place marks
were red hearts artistically adorned
with woman's head surrounded by
a wreath of roses, thus carrying out
both the rose and valentine sugges-
tion.
From the chandelier above the cen
ter OF the table hung immense
streamers of smilax, draped to large
cande elabras on either side of the cen
terpiece. The candles and tissue
shades OF the eandelabras We're in
deep red. harmonizing with the large
Liberty roses which were found at
each plate. and with one of which
each lady was presented as souvenir
of the afternoon. The little nut box
es in red completed the handsome col
or scheme. together with two large
vases of Liberty roses, and made the
dinner one of the most delightfully."-
served and daintily planned affairs
which have occurred in this city for
many months.
Below is the menu:
Grape Fruit Clear Soup
Chicken Croduettes with To
mato Sauce
Delmonico Potatoes Cheese Straws
Asparagus Tips on Toast
Fruit Salad Ice Cream
Assorted Cake Black Coffee
The ladies who were present;
Mesdames Bakuloo. Ella. Rich, w NJ.
Smith, Bull, Hall. Buthorne. McMul-
lin, Stokes, Shackleford. Sampliner.
White. J. II. Smith and the hostess,
Mrs. Adams.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-03
INVITATION ISSUED.

All of the directors OF the Chamber
of Commerce today attached their
signatures to AN invitation to the
,tste organization Of the y. VI. 4. A,
requesting thut organization to- hold
its next annual meeting IN Grand
junction. The invitation sets forth
that the city will provide free enter
tainmcnt for the visitors and will see
that all have IA good time. Several
reasons why the convention should
come here next wear are advanced,
once of which is the fact that the new
Y. NJ. G. \. building. one OF the finest
in the west, will he opened and oc-
cupied before time for the NEXT con
vcution.
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YOUTH ARRESTED HERE.

Bert Hanson, Cisco. Utah. youth
who has been in the city the past
few days, was arrested by Fire Chief
Rogers this noon for forgery. He
had passed a check on the W. +.
White Mercantile company last night
with his fathers name attached,
which check the bank would not cash.
The check was indorsed by request
by w. A. Lynch. of the Upton Bar
but as a girl friend of the young man
appeared and made good the amount.
both Mr.. White and Mr.. Lynch agreed
not to prosecute and the bo, was
turned loose.
Hanson was about TO leave town
on No. when apprehended by offlc-
er Rogers. who deserves credit Tor
his quick work in capturing the
young man
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-03
LEAVES THEM TO JOHN D.
rRv Assncinted press. |

New York. Feb. 3.-Duly signed
and executed on March ! 3. 1906, the
will of John Chom. formerly OF Sha-
mong township. New Jersey, has been
found. a clause of which reads as
follows:
81. John Crom. do hereby give and
bcqueath all my personal property
horses. cattle. gold mines, farms,
railroads, steamships, canal boats,
telegraph lines. oil wells. ocean
cables .airships, cranberry bogs, cat
tie ranches. automobiles and also my
castles in Spain. also my castles in
the air to John d. Rockefeller. pro
viding he can find them
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vEToES ANTI-LIQUOR BILL.
TBy Associnted Press. |

NASHVILLE, TENN. FEB. B.
GOVERNOR PATTERSON VETOED
THE BILL PROHIBITING THE
MA ANUEACTURE OF INTONICAT-
ING LIQUORS. In HIS MESSAGE
THE GOVERNOR SAYS:
''IF THIS LEGISLATURES SHALL
DESTROY ALL DISTILIERIES
AND BREWERIr,S WHY CANNOT
THE NENT LEGISLATURE FORBID
THE RAISING OR SELLING OF
GRAINS OR THE CULTIVATION OF
GRAPES OUT OF WHICH LIQUORS
ARE NADE.'' - :.
IT Is A FoREGoNE CoNCLUS-
ION THAT THE BILL WILL BE
PASSED OVER THE GOVERNORS
HEAD.
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HIS MAJORITY IS 1929.
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indianapolis, Ind, Feb. ;,.-rhc
telIers finished the count of the vote
on the national officers OF the United
Mine Workers today and reported the
results to the convention ThOs.
Lewis WAS reelected president by n
majority of t0,2G9 over John Walker.
None of the candidates for vice-pres-
idcnt or seoretary-treasurc received
!, majority and there is no choice for
these places. They will be elected by
the convention.
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DENIES HE DEFIED AUTHORITIES
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foptiidl ~ ! ne otUAlnti-J
Canon City. Colo. Feb. b. Capt,
s Benninshove of the Salvation Army
here, who was arrested with other
officers of the army while holding
an open air meeting on the streets
last week. takes exceptions to the
story of the arrest as published. He
denies that the army officers defied
the authorities and states that the
trouble occurred in front of the drug
store of Mr. Seeley and not in front
of a moving picture show He also
says that had the army officers been
requested to move from their corner
in dignified manner by the auth
critics they would have done so will
ingly.
The people of Canon City are very
indignant for the shameful way in
which we were treated and we gain
ed many friends says Capt. Ben
ninghove. I'VE are taking the usual
stand and the marshal has orders 90
leave us alone"
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YOUTH AND GIRL IN TRAGEDY
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Special to The Sentinel
St Louis, Feb. 3.-Bertha Ludwig.
aged 3 years. was found unconscious
from chloroform in the street near
her home tonight and taken to hos
pital, whore she was revived. On her
dress was pinned a note which read :
Dear Sir; | have killed your
daughter. ! am the boy who drugged
her in your home. You will find me
at the foot of Cherokee street.
tSigned) >''CARL NJ.
Miss Ludwig said she had been
seized by a boy whom she had seen at
parties. but she did not know his
name The youth. she said. put a
handkerchief to her face soon she
lost consciousness.
The Mississippi river is at the foot
of Cherokee street.
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LONGEST THROUGH SERVICE
IBv Associated Press. /

Denver. Feb. 3.-The longest train
service in the world is TO be estab-
Iished by the Hill roads through Den
yer about the first of next June.
Trains will be operated between Sc
attic and Galveston over the Colorad o
e. Southern. the Burlington, via Alli-
ance. Neb.. and over the Great North
ern by way of Billings. Great Falls
and Shelby. Mont. Through service
from st. Louis to Seattle via Alliance,
Neb, will also be established about
the same time. This information
comes from Louis w. Hill. president
of the Great Northern and j. c. Pat
terson. assistant chief engineer of the
same rOal
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WERE ONLY
81 SECONDS

This afternoon Fire Chief
Rugers determined that there
should be real fire drill mt the
high school building. The last
time the alarms We're sounded
for test drills the high school
0pupils semed to take their time
about getting out of the build
ing, thinking that il was simply
n test and there was no danger.
This didn't please the fire chief
one hit. To-day he got some wet gun
powder closed the doors of the high
school building, touched off the wet
poy der Immediately the building
was filled with smoke. Just then the
fire alarm in the building was sound
ed and the pupils, thinking that there
was something doing got busy
mighty rapidly and as n result the
hundreds of pupils got out of. the
builhing within 81 seconds. breaking
all VI their previous records and max
ing better time by 60 seconds than
they did when the last test was made
n was most effective drill and
pruyed that when it is necessary the
pupils in the high school can get out
of 1he big building in a remarkably
short time.
Lately, in the fire drills. the high
school has been making the poorest
showing of any of the schools of the
city
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TO HELP RANCHMEN.
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Denver. Feb. 3.-With the pur-
pose of benefiting both the farmers
of Colorado and the convicts in the
state penitentiary, Senator Ehrhart
yesterday introduced bill for an
appropriation of 100000 for the es-
tablishment of a binding-twiue fac
tory in the Canon City prison. He
also presented a concurrent resolu-
ton for the appointment of one SEN
ator and two representatives to visit
the binding-twine factories in the
penitentiaries of Kansas and Mime
sofa.
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EXCITEMENT WAS INTENSE.
TBy Associated Press. |

SACRAMENTO. CAL. FEB. B
THE ASSEMBLY GALLEIsl ES
WE'RE CROWDED THIS MORNING
WHEN THE HOUR ARRIVED FOR
DISCUSSION OF THE DREW ANTI
ALIEN LAND BILL AND THERE
WAS AN UNDER CURRENT OF EN-
CITENIENT NOTICEABLE.
DREW OPENED THE DEBArE
IN FAVOR OF THE BILL AND SAID
HE WISHED TO DISPEL \ CON-
MON BELIEF THAT THE BILL II
A RESTLT OF UNION LABOR AGI.
TATION. TT is NOT FOR ANY
SPECIAL INTEREST But FOR THE
GOOD OF ALL THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE.