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Evening journal., 1909-06-29
MILLIONS FOR
PENNSY WORKMEN
rs, 600 Employees Got $l2S,-
543.047 in Wages Last
Year

Figures just compiled covering the oper-
ations OF the various portions OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad System. East and West
Of Pittsburg, show that in 1908 these lines
paid out in wages the sum Of Sl25543. .9i7.
This represented a reduction Of S2s, All .951.
In wages as compared with the sl55O15 SOS
expended in 1907 In the latter year, the
companies employed an average OF 10000
men, while IN 1905 the number was 175 900
a reduction of 2i0O0 men.
Though there was such a large decrease
in the total sum paid for wages. the rate
Of wages as established for 1907, which
represented an increase of ten per cent.
over the rate paid during the greater part
Of 1906, was maintained for an classes of
employees without abatement through 1908.
This increase in the rate paid together
with minor readiustments of wages.
amounted 10 some Si5,O0O00O annual y.
There were. by reason Of the lack Of bust
ness, some reductions In hours in 1905
which affected the gross sums earned by
certain classes of employees. but no
changes were made In rates Of pay.
In 1907 the gross earnings from opera
tion OF the companies included In this
compilation we're 1921. 47s.3os. and in 1905
they were S26155a 2i8-a loss Of s53. .9i9 O95
II win appear therefore that In 1907 the
company paid for labor sum equivalent
to As per cent of its total earnings from
operation. and in 1908 wages absorbed a
sum equal TO 46 per cent. Of the total. OF
course, not all payments to labor were
chargeable against the gross earnings, but
II was nevertheless these earnings which
directly or indirectly made possible such
large payments to labor. and which rem
dered necessary the radical reductions in
such payments when business fell OF.
The fact that the necessity on the part
of a railroad company 10 keep most Of Il.
plant going even IN times Of severe busi
ness depression, makes impossible ar ad-
iustment of Its expenditures to its earn.
| ings such as a manufacturer may hrinf
about. IS made clear by comparing thes,
figures Of the Pennsylvania system with
those Of one OF the largest manufactur
ing companies in the country. The indus
trial corporations annual report showi
payments Of $3.50, 500 for the wages q
an average of 2io.1S0 men. against the rail
roads payment OF si55 OILS. sos to an averag,
~ l99.0oo men In the prosperous year 1907
yet when the slump came in 1905 thu
manufacturer was able TO reduce his fore
TO $4,000 men and his payments 70 $50 $40.
S29--a decrease Of 5000 men and over $40,
o0oooo In wages, while the railroad com
pany could curtail its force by but 2i.OO
men and thereby reduce its wage pay
ments by Ssooo0.0o0
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
DR.. CHARLES BOEHM
GIVEN RECEPTION

Though last night was rather warm
for a reception. the 100 or more guests who
dlled the Sacred Heart School Hall at
Tenth and Monroe streets, spent an en-
joyahle evening. The occasion was re-
ception given by Mrs. Anna Boehm IN
honor of her son, Or. Charles II. Boehm.
supper was furnished by zimmerman
and an orchestra furnished music. A num-
ber OF well known men with their wives
were present as were several OF the clergy
men.
Following the supper the younger folks
indulged Ia dancing
Dr. Boehmn recently graduated from the
University Of Pennsylvania and several
days ago passed the state Board ex-
animation. He will he connected with the
st. Mary's Hospital in Philadelphia for a
year before beginning practice in will
mington, where he will permanently To-
cate.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
CARRIER PIGEON
IN ENGINE HOUSE

About dusk last night pigeon circled
about the Union Fire Company's engine
house. Front and Union streets and finally
sought refuge in the tower After the
bird had apparently settled down for the
night w "A. Greenwalt climbed into the
tower and secured the bird. He found Il
contained a band on its leg with the in
scription No. 2ii7 w-lSo9 Mr. Green
walt took Il to his home, No. lOi Lincoln
street where he will keep it until 1t Is
claimed by its owner It is believed TO be
one Of the birds that took part in the 6ot
mile race of the Diamond State Homing
Club from Greers Depot, S. c. 1t ia
thought it may have been bewildered by
the storm on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Exoursions 10 the sprinqs.

The following churches and organi-
cations have arranged excursions to
Brandywine Springs Park: Grace
Protestant Episcopal, Epiphany Bap-
tist. Thirteenth Street Methodist Epis-
copal. St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Scott Methodist Episcopal, Philadel-
phia; Butchers and Grocers'. Chester;
Prospect Hin Baptist Prospect Hill;
Church of the Covenant. Philadelphia
Christ Memorial. Chapel of the Media
tor. Tabor Presbyterian. Prince OF
Peace. Fitzwater Street Methodist
Episcopal Philadelphia; First Baptist
Emanuel Baptist. North Baptist. South
Baptist, Chester; Darby Presbyterian
Darby: Sharon Hill Methodist Episco-
pal. Crozier Methodist Episcopal, Oar
by: Collingsdale Baptist, Grace Luth-
er League. Baltimore; st. James's
Mems Union. Mcconnell Methodist
Episcopal. Twenty second Street
Methodist Episcopal Norwood Metho-
dist Episcopal St James's Kingsessing
Snyder Avenue Congregational. We'll
come Athletic Association. Leo Colum
bus Society. Philadelphia; Prospect
Hin Methodist Episcopal. Prospect
Hin: Memorial Chapel J. G. Brill Ath-
letic Association. Philadelphia; Butch
ers' Athletic Association. Baltimore;
Kayola c. G.. Bethany Methodist Epis.
copal. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
RrandyMIne Lodae oflioers-

Brandywine Lodge, No. S6. Order OF
National Protective Association has
elected the following officers: Thomas
n. Ferry. president; Liman Housley,
ice-president; f. L. Mettler. secrstsry;
Katharine Lange. treasurer. reelected; I;
Elsie Sheldon, prelate; Leslie Down
ling, gentleman guide; Mary r Leven-
good, lady guide; Julia A. Wright,
guard; Matte Drummond, sentinel. and
Dr. H. G. Buckiaaster medical exam-
iner by virtue of his position as presi-
dent; William l.. Harris becomes Iast
president The installation win take
place on July II.
Several new members of the asso-
citation have been enrolled since the
last meeting, ard the prospects are
promising.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
ST. GEORGES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST GEORGES. Del. June 2s-Mrs.
Robert Jester spent last week with
friends in New York
Mrs. Margaret jackson of Whining
ton, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George Hill.
Miss Margaret Hilbert has returned
to her home In Chester after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel HILBERT
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hughes. Of Del
aware City, visited her parents last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Levering, OF
Philadelphia, have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs John Gam.
Mrs. W. 4. Lewis has returned home
after "A visitwith New York friends
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. w. X. Price on
Thursday afternoon.
The W. c. 7. U. gave garden
social" on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. W. G. Janvier
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Stuckert and
their guest Mrs. Mistar OF Baltimore,
are on visit with friends in swedes-
boro. n. ].
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
MIDDLETOWN

MIDDLETOWN, Del. June 29-The
members of the New-Centpry Club
will convert South Broad street into
a Midway on Thursday evening, July
Sth. Japanese tea garden, fortune
telling. Holland flower and vegetable
garden. continuous vaudeville, various
side shows and other attractions will
hold sway.
The Sunday school of Bethesda NJ. y.
Church will give an excursion to Re
hoboth about the middle of July and
st. Anne's p. E. Sunday school will
hold it's annual picnic at Lorewood
Grove on next Tuesday
The butchers Of Middletown have
agreed to close their meat markets
during July and August at o'clock,
except Saturday, and also on Thurs
days az noon.
Mrs. j. W. Barnett has rented
"Shock Cottage" at Rehoboth, and
viii spend the summer there.
Mrs. Harry S. Brady and daughter
Virginia, are visiting relatives in VIII
mington.
Miss Florence Gill has been enter
tanning Miss Carrie West Of VIII
mington.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morris of Phil
adelphia, are guests of friends neal
here.
Miss Elizabeth Collins. who has beer
studying music in New York, is spend
ing the summer with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs V. $. Collins
Miss Lena Stats is at Rehobotf
visiting Miss Allie Mckee.
Miss Blanche Deakyne spent part oi
last week at New Castle.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
HEBREW CHARITY
BUILDING PLANS

Drawings OF the building to be erected
by the Hebrew Charity Association foi
the Anu-Tuberculosis Society of Della.
ware are on view IN the windows Of the
Gordon -Rees-Hirsch Company. at No. 28i
Market street. J. and n. Kennedy. archi.
tects. prepared the drawings without
charge. Bids for the erection Of the build.
ing will be opened shortly. 1t is hoped tc
have the structure completed by August
The committee Of the Hebrew Charity
Association. which has the building in
charge. is composed Of Louis Topkis
chairman, Nathan Barsky. J. Harry Cor.
don, H. Knofsy and l.. A. Hillersohn.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
LOOKING FOR MAN
WHO SHOT ANOTHER

with bullet wound in his shoulder,
Arthur Chambers. aged %, of Harrington
is in the Delaware Hospital The author
tiles are searching for Jackson Poore, OF
Harrington. who. it is alleged, shot Cham
bers.
The two young men had a fight and
the shooting followed. Chambers had to
be brought to this city for treatment
Jackson Poore, the alleged assailant is a
brother of ode Poore who two years age
shot and killed his wife, Viola, at Second
and West streets, and then sent a bullet
into his own brain.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29

he gave an ointment which was so
severe that my babe would scream when
4 was put on. We changed doctors and
medicines until we had spent fifty dol
lars or more and baby was getting
worse. i was so worn out watching
and caring for him night and day that
! almost felt sure the disease was in
durable. But finally read'- Of the
good results Of the Cuticura r. -odies.
] determined 10 try. them. I can tn
Lully say | was more than surprise 'er
] bought only dollar and a halfs ys h
NJ the Cuticura Remedies Cutie "a
Soap. Ointment and Pills.. and they did
more good than all my doctors fnedi-
cines ! had tried. and in fact entirely
cured him. ! will send you a photo
graph taken when he was fifteen months
old and you can see his face is perfectly
clear Of the least spot OF scar Of any
thing. II ] ever have this trouble again,
l will never think Of doctoring but will
send for the Cuticura Remedies at once.
AS it is. ] would never think of using
any other than Cuticura Soap for my
babe. You are at liberty to publish
this. IL may help some distressed mother
as ] was helped. Mrs. W. NJ. Comerer,
Burnt Cabins. Pa. Sept. Is, 1905"
cuticurs Soap C25c). ointment C5ocl. Resoivent
(5Ocl. and Chocolate Coated Pills (25c). are sold
throuehout the world. Depofs. London. 27 Char
terhouse Sc; Paris, 5 Rue De e Pax: Ausfnll.
Corr sole Props. 137 Columbus Ave Bo@ion
sf-AAieo Free. cuueuIa Book on Skin Diseases.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Drama To-morrow EVENING.

The Williams Stock Company was
unable TO present the Western drama
The Angel Of Angle Gulch" in the
New Music Hall last evening owing TO
the non-arrival Of necessary scenery
A large audience was present and the
owner Of the hall John b. Kruger
arranged with Mr. Williams to enter
tain with a varied performance. The
third act from Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE
was cleverly given and also an act from
a western life show. THE Miner :
Camp" The boy soprano. Master Rob
ert Taylor sang acceptably several
songs and John Haney entertained with
songs and dances. pleasing pro-
gram has been arranged Tor this even
ing. THE Angel of Angle Gulch'' will
be presented in its entirety tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Country Club Tennis.

The first round in mixed doubles
IN the tennis tournament at the VIII
mington Country Club was played
yesterday afternoon. and it resulted as
follows:
Miss Catharine Tallman and Mr.. Lee
defeated Miss Bird and Mr.. Rankin.
6-3. 7-5.
Miss Fritz and Mr.. DeCovenove won
by default.
The play in consolation mixed dou-
bles this afternoon WIN be as follows;
Miss Bird and Mr., Rankin play Miss
f. Tallman and Mr.. Harvey.
Mrs. Johnston and DR.. Euinford play
Miss Ethel Pyle and Mr.. dupont
Miss Moore and II. Townsend play
Miss Bessie DUPONT and A.r. Tatnall.
Miss Barbara Vandegrif- and iir
Miller drew a bye.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
WATER WITCH ON
SERENADING TRIP

Three members Of the Water Witch
Fire Company, recently married. were
serenaded by their fellow members last
night The noise made by the serenaders
was all that could be desired by the most
hendish and many persons thought a
fire was In progress.
The recently made benedIcts are John
McClanerty, William ouilvan and e. j.
MoGoldrick. the latter secretary OF the
Water Witch Company.
The serenaders took the company's g
steamer with them and the earsp splitng
noise made by the whistle and the terrific
din OF the many and varied sorts Of in
struments could be heard for a great dis
tance.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29

two years. He thought the members
ala their duty by the public and were
conscientious in their efforts to serve
the city wen in its educational depart
ment
Mr.. o'Donnen, Of the Tenth ward.
moved that a rising vote Of thanks be
extended 70 President Shortlidge. Mr..
Baynard. Of the Ninth ward. and DIR.
Cooper. Of the First ward Both sec
onded the motion and made short all
dresses.
The members later INDUCED in ice
cream, cake and cigars at DR.. Short
lidge's expense.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
VACATIONS BEGIN
AT THE POSTOFFICE

Beginning Thursday. the clerks ana
carriers at the postohice will take
their vacations OF fifteen days each.
exclusive of Sundays and holidays.
The first assignments. from July / TO
49, follows: Clerks-rohn Croney.
William r. Whitehead. II. r. johnson
and Garrett S. Smith. Carriers
Walter Davis. Louis Scheu. Richard
Sidwell, John NJ Lutz. James Turner.
Ernest Henderer. James Cannon and
Daniel Gabke.
A meeting Of the letter carriers was
held at the postofiice yesterday after
noon 70 dispose OF some unfinished
business.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Enforcing Anti Drink Rule.

That the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
.pany intends to stop the use of intox-
icating liquors by its employees while
on duty or off is shown by Discipline
Bulletin No. AZ of the Middle division
just issued. 1t shows that one freight
brakeman has been dismissed from SER
vice for intoXication during the week
ending June 20. No name was given.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Trio Up tho HudsoI

with eight fellow students from the
University Of Pennsylvania, Paul du-
Pont win leave this city this after
noon in Mrs. Francis duPonts yacht
Aloha for a long trip through the Del
aware and Raritan Canal. to the Hud-
son and TO Poughkeepsie. The return
will be made through Long Island
Sound. with short stops at Atlantic
City and other resorts along the coast.
Captain Harris will be master Of the
yacht.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
ICE CREAM FOR
SCHOOL BOARD

At noon tomorrow the members of
the Board Of Education win meet to
be sworn in and organize for the en-
suing two years. Last nights meet
ing was the last one Of the old board
and the members indulged in pleas
antrics
President Shortlidge. of the board.
thanked the members for the many
courtesies shown him during the past
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
ReeoverIna Erom LlahtnIna shoeIz.

Lorenzo Long, of No. 1905 Claymont
street. is now able to walk about his
home. He was struck by lightning on
Friday last when his horses were kill
ed. Long was rendered unconscious bv
the blow he received
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
New Position For Prof. Cameron.

ELKTON, Md, June 29.-Prof. Nor
man w. Cameron. for the last two
years principal Of the Cecil County
high schools in Elkton. has been ap-
pointed professor of psychology at TIE
West Chester State Normal School.
West Chester. Pa. for the coming year.
Professor Cameron has filled numer-
Gus positions in educational work and
always with success. In addition 20
holding the position he has occupied
for the lats two years he was super
intendent OF schools at Blacksburg, S.
C.: superintendent OF schools in the
Philippine Islands and principal oi
schools at Lewes. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Orchestra at Porch Party

An orchestra has been engaged for
the Wilmington Y porch party TO be
held tomorrow evening at No. 314
Broome street. Automobiles will take
the young people for a ride in Broome
street.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29

cheeks with ec-
zema. II was the
itchy, watery kind
a n d " q had to
keep his little
hands wrapped up
all the time, and
II he would hap
pen to get them
u n covere d h q
W ould claw his
face till the blood
streamed down on
his clothing. We
called in a physi-
rian af ruoa lnfrf
Evening journal., 1909-06-29

Bethany Baptist Sunday School will
go on an excursion TO Woodland
Beach Thursday, July 1st. Boat will
leave Fourth street wharf at a. m.
Tickets Soc
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Attended Baltimore Wsddin,

Miss Ella Guyer, Of this city, at
tended the wedding Of Miss Ella l..
Megary and DR.. Leroy G. sigler, at
Baltimore, last evening.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Mr.. pratt is Reooverin,

William A. Pratt. formerly OF this
city. was recently stricken with ner-
vous prostration in his Office in Kew
YORK. He was removed 10 Virginia 10
the home Of his brother where ne Il
recovering.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Pioneers, Mnnnlinht.

The Benevolent Pioneer Association
will give its annual moonlight ex-
cursion on Saturday evening. July 10.
A stop will he made at Washington
Park.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Lavndrv a DoIa,,.re civ

DELAWARE CITY, juno s9.-Tho
new steam laundry has been opene / and
its success is assured. Harry Goslin.
formerly of Wilmington. is at the head
Of the venture
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Outing at Brand,owine serinus.

The d. & A. telephone clerks. So
.licitors, cashiers and information clerks
went on an outing yesterday afternoon
to Brandywine Springs park There
were about twenty young people in the
party.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
TO SELL PROPERTY
FOR TOWN TAXES
New Castle Collector AnnOun-
CeS That DeIinquentS Must
Pay up

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. June 2a-Tax Col
lector Leach advertises in THE
EVENING JOURNAL to-day the first
property TO be sold by him for taxes.
lie has sent out a number of five
days notices. and the properties will
be sold unless the taxes are paid.
Every man whose name appears on
his duplicate must pay his tax or his
property viii be sold or his wages at
tached
Charles q. Lancaster. Jr.. has a
valuable mare under treatment by DR..
James r. Mahaffy The animal tore
shoe off last week and then stepped
on nail.
Mrs. Caralyn Timms is critically in
at the home of her son-in-law, John
Tobin, North East. Md.
The funeral of Harry Lancaster took
place this afternoon. Services were
conducted by the Rev r. X. Moore
and interment made in the Methodist
Cemetery.
TAX NOTICE. SHALL BE AT THE
~. Mayors office, New Castle, on
and from to S O'clock. for the purpos n,ooS
OF collecting taxes due to Collector c. II
Shearer. After this date all properties
VIII be advertised for sale without furthel
notice THOMAS II RTTCKTF,y
ju 2s-2t
Last evening between Z and s O'Clock
there We're over 250 bathers opposite
Battery Beach. About as many NOR,
people watched those in the water
Eugene Chase had both hand,
poisoned by ivy
Miss Elizabeth Lester. one of tn,
High School graduates. entertained :
number of young friends at her hom,
in st. Georges last evening
/ Rev. +. X. Moore will preach
patriotic sermon next Sunday to tht
members of the different lodges in thi
city.
District Superintendent Mowbra,
will preach in the NJ. e. Church mex
Sunday evening.
I Misses Anna and Margaret Tone
have been entertaining a number o
friends from Chester and Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell havi
as their guests: Mrs. Marie Walton
Mrs. Carrie Warner and son, Wili
| Warner, of New York city.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
Harvest Home.

The annual harvest home will be
held IN Whitcman's Grove near Newark
ON August 5.
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
A Sale Of SI.OO White PeIIiCOals

Women's Peicoats, made Of extra fine white cambric,
founce of IS inches fine Eyelet Embroidery @ mn
under ufae well worth $500; special - sUU
Evening journal., 1909-06-29
BABY'S TERRIBLE
WATERY ECZEMA
itching Humor Broke Out on Tiny
Mites Cheeks Would Tear His
Face Till Blood Streamed Down
Unless Hands we're Bandaged-
Spent$50on Useless Treatments.
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT COST OF BUT S1.50

when my little boy was two and a
hnll rnnnfha old he hrn.n n1t n, hnth
Evening journal., 1909-06-29

Bleachee and Unbleachcc Turkish
Towels. extra large size. Value II
Evening journal., 1909-06-29

Pure Linen Crash. Towelilg, extra
heavy quality. Value 12 lac a n
yard. at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DC
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-18
FOR UNIFORM STATE LAWS.
National Civic Federation Names Com
rnittee for the Work.

New York, Feb. 15.-The National
Civic Federation has evolved plan to
have all the states in the union adopt
uniform laws on all subjects. To bring
about this result new national COM
mittee has been appointed which will
at once appoint legislative committees
of $50 in each state to proceed to the
various state capitals and have the
laws corrected to meet with the fed,
eration's views.
A. H. Revell, Harry Pratt Judson
and John Lennon are the Illinois
members Of the national committee.
The other members of the committee
are: John Hays Hammond, chairman;
Alton B. Parker. New York; Myron r.
Herrick, Ohio; David r. Francis, Mis-
souri,; Curtis Guild, Jr., Massachu.
sets; Nahum j. Bachelor, New
Hampshire; Edwin Warfield, Mary.
land; Herman Ridder, New York; c.
F. Brooker, Connecticut; Bruce Halde,
man, Kentucky; Victor Rosewater,
Nebraska; Clark Howell, Georgia.; p.
|. Bonebrake, Kansas; James Lynch,
Indiana; John H. Holiday, Indiana,
and Benjamin lde Wheeler, California.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-18

REYNOLDS-WYMORE. - At three
o'clock Feb. 10th. at the Mrs Ed wy
more home near Spring Valley church
occurred the wedding of Mrs. Clara H.
Wymore, widow of the late Ed wy,
more, to Henry Reynolds, from near
indianapolis, IA. Mr.. Reynolds has
made a home with his family since
his wife's death some years ago, but
as Miss Reynolds expects to go to
Oskaloosa to form business partner.
ship, he needed housekeeper, So
Cupid got busy and the result is that
two hearts now beat as one. Rev
Lloyd Tenant, of Rose Hill, per
formed the ceremony and only the
Immediate families were present with
the exception Of Mr.. and MRS. ID. p
Mcclure, of Oskaloosa. Mrs. Lila
Mcclure lpayed the wedding march
and Rev. Lloyd Tenant usnered the
couple into the south parlor, where
the ceremony was performed, after
which bounteous dinner was served
A number of useful presents were re
ceived from friends. They will make
their home at the Reynolds place
north Of indianapolis.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-18
MAcvEAeH FOR TREASURY.
Chicago Business Man Said to Be
Picked as TAFT Aid.

Chicago, Feb. 16.-Franklin Mac,
Veagh, Chicago business man, bank
director and financier, is to be APP.
pointed secretary Of the treasury by
President-elect Taft. A formal tender
of the position will be made him about
March / and he will accept.
Despite the fact that Mr.. MacVeagh
was formerly Democrat, and has es
tablished reputation as person OF
readily alterable politics, he is consid
cred the most available Chicago man
by the newly-elected president.
The final decision to name Mr.. Mac
Veagh was arrived at yesterday when
conference was had with the mer
chant by Frank H. Hitchcock, chair
man of the Republican national com
mittee, and Fred w. Upham, who was
western treasurer during the recent
campaign.