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The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
Stewart M. arIee Dead.

NEW YORK. June l0.-Arrange-
Inents are being completed todsy-for
the funeral OF Stewart M. Brice, son
OF the late United States Senator Cal
vim s. Brice. OF Ohio. who died last
night at Avon, N. j.. where he has
been since the court adjudged him in
sane In December. 1908.
Brice had a varied career. He was
given the nomination for alderman by
In silk-stocking solid Re-
publican district, made brilliant cam
paign and won out. When the war
with Spain broke out he was given a
commission as captain and assigned To
the stan OF Gen. Shafter In Cuba.
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idea and that the time has come when
man charged with the duty OF REP
Tesenting his constituents has right
and not only a right. but II is his dntN
Ia stand independent OF such inru-
ences and to vote as he thinks is right
H. accordance as nearly as he may
be able TO determine with the wishes
OF his constituents:
II firmly believe that the repre-
sentative who exercises his best Judg-
ment and refuses To be led, contrary
TO his Judgment. by the regulars Sc
called. on the one hand. or by the IN
surgents' socalled. on the other Is
the man who best serves the people.
The spirit OF insurgency was born OF
the administration of Theodore Roose-
welt. II is today living, moving force.
and, If IL follows the channel marked
by Judgment and common sense, the
results cannot be other than good
II firmly believe in the conduct of
business through the agency. OF cor
porations properly regulated, and |
shall not hesitate 20 lend my influence
and support 10 such measures as will
be fair 20 the people and 20 the cor
porations | am for the square deal.
for fair play and for proper regula-
ton.
Because some corporations have so
conducted their affairs as 10 bring
discredit upon themselves In the
minds OF the people is no reason for
condemning them altogether To do
that would be 10 play the part of n
demagosue. Some corporations have.
for instance. exploited the public do
main. That. in my judgment. is no ex-
cu-e for favoring the abolition OF all
corporations.
Should Exercise Wise Control.
Alaska. for instance. has wonder
full resources Shrewd men OF large
means have already discovered the
possibilities there. and unless the
government exercises a wise control.
this vast territory will be exploited
for the benefit OF a few interests and
the people will thereby be denied
what properly belong TO them The
progressive spirit of the times in it's
truest and best sense does not attack
wealth as such for II recognizes that
real aud substantial growth and de.
velopment depend upon individual
initiative and enterprise Every in
ducement should be held out TO hon.
est industry Its rewards should be
attractive and sufficient. but any sys'
TEN whereby opportunities can be cur
tailed or natural resources monopoliz-
ed is wrong and contrary 10 the true
spirit of the republic.
There is too much division OF re-
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sponsibility in the different depart
ments of the government. each striv-
ing for appropriations with which TO
DO more things and employ more men.
The present administration is aroused
TO the fact that great economy can be
made in administering the affairs OF
the government and much has been
done In what will prove To be IA great
reform In the conduct OF national at
fairs. This work should be encourage
cd even though II incurs the displeas.
ure OF those who are seeking TO profit
az the expense of the public.
Parcels Post Question.
II believe that IL is in line with
good business 10 establish local par
cells post.
Il am thoroughly convinced that we
could at this time establish a local
parcels post which would be self
sustaining. whereby the people of any
city or village could send out TO peo-
ple on rural routes and doing bust
ness with it's merchants, parcels or
limited weight. and patrons In turn
could send in parcels in the same way.
II conducted In this manner. Hat
rate fixed by the government could
he imposed, and the government
would not be involved in endless EN-
barrassnent and confusion by endeaN-
oring 10 fix variable rates depending
on the distances which the articles
are transported This system could
be easily made To apply on all rural
mail routes and II would so long
way i'm determining the feasibility OF
a general parcels post. am in favor
of the local system and have impress
cd as best | could my views on COM
mitteeS in congress having the mat
ter in charge.
Il am also in favor OF the establish
lnent under proper restrictions. u
postal savings banks.
Il, is known that large sums OF
money are sent out of the country be.
cause their possessors are afraid Of
the banks The people who send this
money out are generally new To our
ways and unacquainted with our usti'
tutions. Ii is also true that many peO-
Pile hoard their money for the same
reason. Evidently il will be for the
hest interest of business II this money
he enticed into the channels OF trade
and commerce. II is generally ~
lieved that ii the government became
responsible, these people would make
deposits in the government depoSi-
tories.
Wants Tariff Commission.
II am also in favor of the recon-
mendation by the president relative TO
the establishment of a tariff commits
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Wants Tariff Commlssio

Il am also in favor of the recon-
by the president relative TO
the establishment of a tariff commits
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restricts such securities to some form
OF national. state. municipal or other
such bonds approved by the board OF
trustees in charge of the postal savings
banks.
The bill passed by the house as
substitute for. the senate bill diners
from the senate measure in many par
ticulars, chiefly in respect TO the Ia
ture of securities that may be given
hy banks for the deposits OF postai
savings funds received by them. In
addition TO government. state and mu-
nicipal bonds, various other classes OF
securities such as mortgages, etc. may
be received.
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elected president and George II. sim
mons ,of Chicago, secretary OF the
American Medical association. Dr.
K. e. Montgomery. Philadelphia. was
elected first vice-president and DR..
Frank Billing. Chicago. reelected
treasurer. other ofhcers elected were:
DIR. r. c. Caffrey, Portland. Ore, sec
ond yice-president: DIR. w. ID. moore
ST. Louis, third vice-president; K. H.
Johnson, Washington. fourth vice.
president. The association selected
Los Angeles as the hext meeting
place.
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ASKS FOR $25, 1000, 900.
Insane Woman Calls On Senator
Depew For That Amount

WASHINGTON, June l0.-A woman
who said she was Annie Horton, 40,
home unknown. showed up at the SEN
ate yesterday and sent her card In 10
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew with a
note that she would like To have him
pay up the $25 900 that he owed
her. The senator came out and as
sured the woman that he never owed
anybody that much money,
The woman was insistent. the capt.
tol policemen took her into custody.
and after examination by police sur
geons she was sent To the Washington
asylum. She has bothered the senator
on one or two other occasions. Mr..
Depew does not know who she Is or
where she comes from.
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TOWNSEND OPENS CAMPAIGN
FOR U. S. SENATE
,con,inued from PAGE ons.)

vance OF the election as being willing
10 abide the advisory vote OF the
state: and any candidate who will not
SO declare himself should not Ue
elected.
we want no repetition in Michigan
OF the disgraceful experiences IN nix
nois.
II desire now TO repeat what | nave
said heretofore. namely: II my oppon-
ent receives more votes al the pri-
maries than | receive | want him 10
have every Republican vote IN The
Legislature for senator, and hope that
he will make a like declaration
positive declaration that IL should re-
ceive a majority in the primaries in
the state he wants me TO have every
Republican vote in the legislature
Under our present system of gov
eminent il has been possible for n
handful OF strong men to assume and
hold control OF legislation. The few
in control have become close cor
poration with great influence. They
have fashioned policies and interpret
ed platforms. and in order TO be reg
ular' one must conform 10 their ideas
OF what is right and proper. This. In
my judgment. is,all wrong and during
the last few years there has been a
protest in no uncertain terms against
ii. | am utterly unable TO see why
any group of legislators charged with
no greater responsibilities than their
colleagues should assume TO exercise
a dominating control.
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sealdlno Water Kills Woman.

NEW YORK. June lo.-The shock
OF scalding hot dish water on her bare
arms killed Mrs. Amelia Brain last
night. Her husband came home and
found her on the kitchen floor. her
arms blistered to the elbows. before
sink containing pan full OF dishes
and hot water. A hospital surgeon
said that the woman undoubtedly died
of heart failure. caused by the sudden
pain OF the burns.
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SECS POSTAL
y SAVINGS BANK BILL

~ ~ Adopted 40 Asreen On by
0|jcnn c2ucus---vote - Over
wheImina 1876 TO 1o1.
1HINGToN. June l0.-By the
nelming majority Of 1876 to l01
ouse last night passed the postal
~ bank bill as recently agreed
the Republican caucus OF the
~ Not single Republican voted
NJ the measure on the final rou
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connaueht To Canada Next Spring.

LONDON, June lO.-ln accordance
with the wish OF the late King Ed
ward. the Duke OF Connaught will sue
coed Earl Grey as the governorgen.
eral OF Canada, probably next spring
The duke Is first 10 make visit to
South Africa for the purpose OF open
ing the new parliament
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Even 10 the Menu.

THAT mans wife leads him a reg
ular dogs life +"
Eyes. she does: ! understand she
even bakes dog biscuits for him.
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o(1se last night passed the postal
- bank bill as recently agreed
the Republican caucus OF the
Not a single Republican voted
1&t the measure on the final rou
Nor TO this action the house, by
TO ll3. rejected the Democratic
)ekitute for the bill proposed by the
1}ority.
The large detection among the Dem.
co(s was shown when the Democrat
Substitute was voted on. 81 OF them
lnink the Republicans in voting
niusf the measure. most OF whom
Uro opposed To a postal savings Sys-
- OF any kind.
x Under the terms of the postal saw
NJ bank bill a board of trustees ~
ooted consisting OF the postmaster
neral. the secretary OF the treasury
~ the attorney-general, who shall de-
IRE what postoffices shall become
ofal savings banks. Deposits IN
1ose bankes shall not be more than
Io0 month or exceed in total 500.
M account may be opened with 81,
MT stamps OF 10 cents each Will be
sued for those desiring 10 accumn-
NE money to be deposited. On depos-
~ per cent interest per annum Is 10
~ paid.
Any depositor so desiring can OK
mango his deposits for government
IDuds to be issued in denominations
"a $50. $40. 500, $50, 500 or $500, TO
ar interest at pa per cent per an
MN. The money accumulated in the
ogtnl savings banks is TO be deposited
~ both national and state banks in the
Vicinity of the postoffices in which the
roney is deposited by the people, such
inks to pay "a per cent interest.
Five per cent of the total deposits
= 10 be retained by the secretary OF
ne Treasury as a cash reserve. Not
Uorc than 80 per cent OF these depos-
% may be Withdrawn by the govern
0ont at any one time for investment
y bonds OF the United States. the re-
4Q1uing 90 per cent TO remain on de-
malt In the banks.
The banks are required 10 give as
|1curity for the deposits they receive
bubble bonds or other securities sup.
Dotted by the taxing power" which
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Protest Is widespread.

Il believe that this feeling OF pro-
test is widespread. and is a factor 70
be reckoned with. | believe that we
have progressed beyond the 'stand-pat'
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-06-16

II. T. Senay, plaintiff, against Ru-
dolph Gatzkc, defendant.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF's SALE:
On the 18th day of June, A. D., 1910,
at O'Clock p. m, at the front door of
the Court House, in tile city of Kalispell,
County of Flathead, State of Montana,
to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand, the following described real
estate lying and being in the County OF
Flathead and State of Montana: The
west one = of the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of Section Thirty-five,
in Township Thirty-one, north of Range
Twenty-Five West, Flathead County,
Montana, together with all and singu-
lar the tenements, Entertainments and APP
purtances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Dated this 25th day of May, A. D. 1910.
W. II. O'CONNELL,
Sheriff Of Flathead County, Montana
By II W. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
5-26-5-16
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-06-16

Bob Edmonson was over from
Kalispell last Sunday.
First communion next Sunday
morning at the Catholic church.
Joe Cavanaugh went to Spokane
last evening for short vacation.
Postmaster l.. D. Bates of Column
bia Falls has had his salary raised.
Editor Barnard of the Tobacco
Plains Journal was in town Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlem are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
12-pound boy.
A. E. Swisher and wife of Eureka
attended the funeral of Louis B.
Swisher last Monday.
H. G. Colwin left on No. 2 Tues
day for st. Paul. He expects to
be gone about month.
Mr.. Lewis, tailor from Topper
ish, WASH, is assisting Frank
Dahlem i'm his tailor shop.
About 375 feet of new water
main is being laid on Kalispell
avenue south OF Fourth street.
Miss gladys Duncan returned
Monday evening from Spokane
having finished her school term.
Mrs. Earl Brown and children
returned from Los Angeles last
Tuesday, accompanied ~ her
mother.
n. e. Mulick, of Watertown,
Wis. formerly express messenger
On this division, was a guest of c.
H. Ratchye Tuesday, while en-
route home from San Francisco.
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Mrs. Emma Skinner went to
Kalispell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danhisser attended
the theatrical performance at Kali
ispell Tuesday evening.
The inquest held at Browning
last Monday resulted in verdict
of unavoidable accident.'
Mrs. Conyard, mother of Mrs.
Carl Walters, returned Tuesday to
her home in La Crosse, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronner Of Musca-
tine, Iowa. are guests at the home
OF w. A. Jones.
Mrs. Robt. Edmonson of Kalis-
pell is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Black.
Grand Master Carol of the A. F.
and A. NJ. will be here tomorrow
(Friday) from Helena.
Willie Depew shot himself in the
hand accidentally with a blank car
fridge last Tuesday. A physician
treated him to prevent blood pois-
on ng.
There is nothing more appetizing
than to sit down to a nice chicken
dinner at the Depot Restaurant.
Every one is getting the habit of
Sing there for their Sunday dinner.
w. A. Powers, M. B. Riffo and
his assistant, Clyde G Carpenter,
came up from Kalispell in their
auto car yesterday to view the work
Of the construction of the business
blocks for which the foundations
are being laid. Mr., Carpenter will
remain to look after the carrying
out of the plans.
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~ OF LOCAL INTEREST ~

Geo. Willis of Libby sends a
challenge to any kid" team in
this place, the game to be played in
Whitefish.
There is nothing so nice as nice
chicken dinner put up to suit a
queens taste. That's the way it is
done at the Depot Restaurant every
Sunday.
The Senay Mercantile company
are closing out their entire stock of
summer dress goods at an astonish-
ing reduction. See tn rir ad in
another column.
Roy Young is taking treatment
for rheumatism at Alhambra
Springs, and enjoying an outing
and vacation from the cares of his
tonsorial parlors.
John Barker, of The Sentinel me-
chanical force, made visit to Kali
ispell last Sunday, to take look at
the young Barker his wife presented
him last eek.-Polson Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carswell, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Watkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. s. DAILY, Miss Matte
Reinking, and others attended
|. the play Of Kalispell Tuesday even
ing.
The Townsite company is open
ing up Columbia avenue south of
Second street, and a force of work.
men are now employed in taking
out the stu,nps and clearing the
ground Of all rubbish.
Attorney B. F. Maiden from
Lincoln county, was here Tues day
boosting for Libby, which he in
Inmates will be one Of the best
towns in the northwest, Whitefish
excepted, of couse.
Doc" Yeager, who has been
residing at White Salmon, Wash.
for some time, was shaking hands
with old friends here the past week.
He left yesterday evening for Spo-
kane, where he expects to remain.
William Greutsinger, who lived
by himself in the woods near Half
Moon was taken into custody Sun
day evening on suspicion of being
insane. Witnesses are being sought
and the case came on for hearing
yesterday, but we have not learned
the verdict.
E. L. Geddes and wife, of White
fish, Nc ntana., came in on the Eva
B today. They were formerly from
Kalispell and neighbors of Gray
and Nash families. So while look
ing over the country with view of
investment they are combining
pleasure with business, greeting old
friends and enjoying the scenic
beauties of the lake coun try.-Pol-
son Record.
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For cut flowers, wedding bou-
quets and funeral designs send to
kalispell Gardens, Kalispell, Mont,
Duncan's Addition, Phone 112,
Three rings. 1-27-11
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An offender giving his name as
Cole was arrested by Sheriff O'Con-
nell yesterday as he was about to
effect his getaway, on a complaint
charging that he been touching up
his fellow railroaders at Whitcfsh,
and engaging in other shady trans
actions around the railroad town.
He will be held for time, and it
is thought that an investigation in
to his past record may show up
some more strenuous activities than
were displayed while in this county.
Bee.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-06-16

Going calling without calling
cards? How ridiculous! Why
you can get enough to last you for
Il year for 81 at The Pilot office.
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Business Locals
Depot Restaurant.

The finest and cleanest place in
town.
Our service the best; our meals
can't be beat.
$500 buys a SIS. so meal book.
Private Dining Room.
Chicken Dinner and Ice Cream
every Sunday.
G. H. LYCAN, Mgr.
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1t takes crafty widow to make
a man believe she thinks his faults
are virtues.
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REWARD-S1O.0O reward for informa-
ton leading to recovery of team of
horses, weight 220O lbs, one white
gelding, with one bald eye, onesdark
bay gelding, white star in forehead
and white on hind feet, strayed about
May from pasture at Whitefish C.
E. Davis, Whitefsh. 5-26
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FOR SALE-Three lots OH block east C
hospital, fenced, partly stumpel. II.
A. Forcum. 6-16
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FOR SALI-Two good corner lots on
Central avenue, reasonable, on very
easy terms. Apply Pilot office. GIG
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FOR SALE-Five-room house: good 10
cation on river front; fruit trees, fur
mace, water, cesspool. Inquire PHO
office.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-1OO young pigs, weighing
from 30 to 20 pounds. Apply M. NJ.
Hori. 5-oH
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FOUND-Bunch of keys and knife. Own
er can have same by calling at this
Office and paying for advt GIG
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FOR RENT-Five-room house, centrally
located, rent cheap. Also some nice
house plants for sale. At home after
6p m. Elsie Skyles. GIG
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For Sale-Fall wheat and timothy
seed. G.. H. RATCHYE.
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81 ,SOO-5-room house, concret
foundation, 2 lots on corner, east
front. $3.50 cash, $25 per month,
6 per cent interest. E. L. Geddes,
the real estate man. go
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOST-A bunch of unwasled laundry
in black bag. The mark on collars
and shirts is J.. II. Notify Pilot office
ana receive liberal reward. GIG
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WANTED-Man or woman to assist in
kitchen. Mrs. 2. II. Lynn, Lakeview
T1otc'. GIG
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The ice wagon has started for the
season, and anyone desiring ice
will please call up phone NO. 81.
1923.
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Wanted-Chambermaid at Hotel
Northern. GIG
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Fine Millinery at THE AVERY.
147-1st ave. E. Kalispell, Mont.
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FOR RENT-Log house in McKeen adj.
dition. j. A. Samson. 3-24
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Cheapest and best fireworks in
town. D. B. MCKNIGHT.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

II. 7. Senay, plaintiff, against Ru-
dolph Gatzkc, defendant.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-25
Dime Novel Hero
Caught at Last
LIKELY TO GET ACTION
Representative Howell Asks That
Typographical Map of Box FL
der County he Made
Especial to The Herald Republican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Washington. June 2f.-Represents-
tive Howell today made a request to
the geological survey that a topo-
graphical map OF Box Elder county.
Utah. be made bv the survey Direc-
tor George Otis Smith took the matter
under advisement and promised that he
would have an investigation made OF
the underground water resources Of the
county. IL IS probable that the request
OF MIR. Howell Will receive favorable
action.
At the request Of Mr.. Howell. the
second assistant postmaster general to-
day promised that the mail route from
Green River. Utah. to Hanksville. Utah,
viii be re-established IL bids can be
secured not exceeding $500 per an
mum. BY the establishment of the
route. the service would be greatly
benefited and the routes would be
united from Green River to San Rafael
and TO Huntsville.
Both the Utah senator's. Smoot and
Sutherland. were in conference with
the President at the White House to-
day regarding pending legislation. They
are peculiarly interested in the bill
providing for the Issuance of $4,000,
600 in certificates OF Indebtedness for
the promotion Of irrigation work.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-25
DALzELL WINS IN COURT
Fairly Nominated for Congress In Re-
publican Primaries and There
VIII he No Recount.

Pittsburg. June 24.-In an order
handed down by Judge Josiah Cohen to-
day. the commissioners OF Allegheny
county are permanently restrained from
opening the ballot boxes In the Thir-
tieth congressional district and re-
counting the vote cast IN Sc precincts
contested by DIT. Robert J. Black, and
% precincts contested by John Dalzell,
both OF whom. with Clarence Y. Tiers.
were candidates for the Republican
nomination OF the district IN the pri-
maries Of June 4.
Unless attorneys for Dr. Black appe@i
to tire higher courts the votes an
nounced by the county commissioners
shortly after tns primary now stand
and Congressman Dalzell receives the
nomination.
Daizcli claimed tho congressional
nomination over Black by 197 votes
and Black contested. claiming fraud
1t is stated that Dr. Black will run
independently against Mr.. Dalzen in
this district
Judge Cohen in his opinion AYERS
that the charges OF fraud brought by
DR.. Black were not specific and were
insufficiently supported.