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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-22

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the"
Yes. Truxton. E"
she said. dropping
her eyes rs II In
deep pain.
And you have
not broken your
promise 90 him T.
NO: nor have ]
broken my prom
lses to you"
lie X a brave
man | can't help
saying g." said the
American. d ec p
lines suddenly APP
pea ring In his
face. Swiftly he
turned 90 Nos I'm
60. extending his
hand. My hand.
sir. 10 "A brav e
mnnFH
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-22
JUDGE WISE.
Business Philosopher.

Trouble never tries to dodge those
Who do not try to dodge IT," says
the Judge. But all your troubles
ever drugs and prescriptions may be
easily lodged by going to The Hick.
man Drug Co"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-22

Don't fail to devote a few minutes
OF your time to reading the Christ
mas announcements in this paper.
They will make your holiday shoppin
easy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-22

CHRISTMAS POST CARDS, a very
handsome line ranging from 1c to
loo each.-Helm & Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-22

TO YOU Nos Engo stared
at him for moment and then turned
away. ignoring the friendly hand. A
hot flush mounted 10 Lornine's brow.
VOs Engo's response was a short. bit
ter laugh.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-22

Continued on last page this section
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
MAYOR GAYNOR
IS DOING WELL
Both Physicians and Family
Now Confident He Will
Recover.
NO ATTEMPT YET MADE
TO REMOVE THE BULLET
Report That Leaden Missile Has
Split Proves to Be
Erroneous,

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Another day
has passed, and Mayor Gaynor. shat In
the neck on Tuesday by lanes j. Gal
laGher, shows no symptoms Of blood polls
oning. He continues to rest we'll at In
tervals, to take nourishment when desired
and, if the bulletins his surgeons are Is
suing disguise nothing. his condition is
favorable toward ultimate recovery.
The bugbear OF septlcacmia Is not yet
passed, however, nor is the possibility
that an artery or blood vessel hus been
scraped by the ballet. With these possi-
bilities ever present, he still Is In tie dan
ger zone and Will bo for more than q
week.
All heads of city departments called at
the hospital today, but fow were allowed
10 see the patient. and tnen for u fleet
Ing visit only. The callers chatted with
Mrs. Gaynor in an ante-room and none
in the party expressed anything but a
hopeful view.
Son Is Hopeful.
One of the most cheerful statements of
the day came from the mayors son. Ru-
fus. who said this afternoon:
Barring accident. Mayor Gaynor's re-
covery is practically assured"
tary: explaining what BARRING accidents
meant, referred 10 the possibility that an
artery or vein had been injured by the
bullet and might begin to slough off at
any time, Concerning an operation. MIR.
Adamson said.
They won't operate unlcss It Is alb.
solutely necessary. II the presence of the
bullet causes any irritation, or proves
troublesome, 1t will be aiken out, other
wise it will remain until the mayor is
completely recovered, or nnrhaps never
be removed
Gallagher the mayors assa'lant. when
the awoke in his cell In Jersey City this
morning, were
How is Mayor Gaynor2"
''Hc Is said to be getting along nice
~" the warden replied: and Gallagher
went on
'weIl. ] am glad he is recovering. 1
am sorry for my act"
AT midnight the following bulletin was
issued:
THE mayor continues to show improve
mont. He Is sleeping at this time"
the physicians were In agreement that
there had been no splitting OF the mis-
slo and that the apparent fragment
shown by the first x-ray examination TO
the bullet was In fact probably fras-
ment OF bone.
The roll OF cranks and freaks who are
making St Mary's hospital their mecca
Increases daily. Most OF them desire to
offer suggestions as TO the best way OF
again Many OF the suggestions verge
on the ridiculous Several medicine men
with bottles OF cureall have urged their
wares upon Secretary Adamson, and tho
just like the mayors are without num-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
PRIME MINISTER'S VIEW
OF SPANISH SITUATION

PARIS. Aug. I2.-Thc Paris Temps to-
day prints Il long sensational interview
with jose CanoleJas y Mendcz the Span
ish prime minister. covering the events
which eliminated In the severance OF
diplomatic relations between the Span
ish government and the holy see, as well
his future programme. The paper
says that the premier dictated the inter
view.
Premier Canalejas begins by asserting
that the movement in the north OF Spain
Is directed by rich Carlists, who arc In
yeteratc seDaratiSts and enemies Of the
remainder OF the country: and integral
lists. "intranslgcant Catholics. whose only
programme is the reign Of Jesus Christ"
The prime minister afNrms that he pos :
scsses knowledge that the committee be-
hind the movement spent four hundred
thousand pesetas (SS0O00) In giving the
manifestants on July 10 meal tickots be-
sides their railroad fares.
After the failure of the manifestation
Scnor Canalejas says that the agitators
organized Juntas OF which-"and ] an
nouncc this publicly for the first time
village priests ara the leaders.
lie says that he officially protested to
the bishop of Vittoria and to the vatican,
but both OF them replied that It was none
oil their concern,
lie says nc Will welcome interpretations
opportunity to clay bare the detcstablc
conspiracy against civilization, the king
and the country"
There is no religious question in
Spain" the premier continued "It is
simply an effort to exploit religious senti-
ment on the ground. now dlsproved. that
the spanish majority Is clerical. The
majority. was indsputably proved at
the elections. is anti-clerical. Most ot
the municipality sent addresses approving
100000 kilograms urging me TO continue
this policy"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
THREE MILLION
BY VI. A. CLARK
Former Montana Senator Sub
scribes TO New Butte &
Helena Line.
ELECTRIC SYSTEM FOR
TWO NORTHERN CITIES
Construction to Begin This Fall,
and viii Cross Rocky
Mountains.
perlal to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, Mont, Aug. 12.-At q ban
quet here this evening, given by the
Helena Commercial club. IL was authoIi-
tatively announced that former Senator
w. a. Clark had subscribed three million
dollars Of the proposed bonj issue of the
Helena s. Butte Electric line. construc-
tIon work on which is to begin this fall.
The line will be seventy five miles long
and cross the main divide of the Rocky
mouStnins. 1t Will be operated by power
generated at dam across the Missouri
river near this city and. in addition to
transportation facilities to q number OF
mining districts whose operations have
been retarded by lack of It. The dam
is rapidly nearing compilation. the former
senator. the Hewitts Of New York, ami
local capitalists being the interests be-
hind this project
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
BLOODY, DEADLY RIOT
OF WHITES AND BLACKS

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Three white
wounded. in a shooting lffray In hand
to-hund fight late tonight In the Douglas
club negro resort on West Twenty
eighth street Sixty men whites and
blacks mixed. participated In the strug-
gle.
\ fourth man was said To have been
shot and hustled away by friends. Tween
~ others were more or less Injured
The fatal fight was prccipttatcd
by an insult offered II ncgress singer by
a white man. More than thirty shots
were fired.
The white men were mostly east side
rouehS. who had gone to the resort In
search of the negro assallant OF pn cast
slider recently shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
CONSCIENCE C0MPELS
CONFESSION OF MURDERER

KANSAS CITY. Aug 12-For two
years Thomas Mooney. 30 years old. kept
the fact that he hit Ezekiel Grewell. his
stepfnther, SS years Old. on tho bcnd with
club on farm near Horton. Kan. and
killed him. But his guilt bore heavily on
his conscience and "A few days ago 10 =
friend IN KANSAS city. he said.
That all. but II was enough.
Moneys conhdant told tho story. 8nd tn,
police hearing NJ II. arrested Mopncs'
Tonight Mooney confessed the crime.
The men duarrcIcd over the manner in
which Mooney had sha rDcned q hoe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
WELL-KN0WN JURIST
DIES IN HIS STABLE

LEXINGTON. Ky, Aug. 12.-Michaei
Chrisman Saufley. Judge OF the thir-
tecnth Kcntucky district court and
former associate justice of the Wyoming
territorial supreme court, was FOUND deau
in the stable Of his home at Stanford.
KY this morning, He was os years OF
age and one OF the most distinguished
lawyers OF tho state.
He was appointed to the Wyoming ju-
diciaI body by President Cleveland In
1883. two years before the admission OF
the territory as stale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
LIFE is CRUSHED OUT
BY FALL OF 1000 FEET

. NEW YORK Aug. l2.--"Benpy"
. Prinz. a young ba,ioonlst met death
this afternoon at the close OF the
. aviation meet at Asbury Park. y. j.
In making double parachute drop.
the second parachute failed To open.
. and he fell more than 1000 feet
AS the swayng buoy neared the
ground IL struck the limb OF n tree.
. and the boys head Was transiiNed
on the limb.
. AS it struck the ground. the hcad-
. less body was crushed into an un-
. recognizable mass.
I'rina was % years old and dar-
. ing balioonist.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
Injured.
Fever Patient Escapes.

SOUTH FRAMINGTAM. Mass. Aug.
J2.-The police and n score of citizens OF
NTH regiment OF the state militia now in
camp here. are searching the vicinity
OF South Framingham hospital today for
John Morriscy. an escaped typhoid fever
patient, who slipped from his ward while
I'm delirIum and escaped from the insti-
tuition In his night clothes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
RUSSIA'S CHOLERA PLAGUE
IS VAST IN EXTENT

ST, PETERSBURG. Aug. l2-From
July 3 until August 6, 26,G6S eases
Of cholera were reported throughout
Russia, with S679 deaths.
Returns from the leading provinces
Don Cossncks, 1912; Kuban. llo2 :;
3ekatcrnoslay. 766; samara 7O7
kherscr, 3IJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
TRIES TO KILL WIFE,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. r. Jacob
c. Seeley OF West Branch, Mich. shot
his wife tonight and then scnt Il bu;'ct
through his own head. He died Instantly
1t is expected the woman will recover,
The act was committed at the home
OF Seccy's mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Scclcy
had been visiting her several weeks and
We're planning to return east soon y
motive for the attempted murder and
suicide is lacking. though L appeared
that Scccy began to treat his wife cold
,y upon his return Monday from II trip
to Mount Hebron Wash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13

Index to Toddy'S Tribune
1. :: /
Page
Departments.
Domestic.

. Shake-up coming in high Republi-
. can circles ,...,.......s...-. l
: Br!stow makes pointed reply TO
> McMurray had "snap" in con-
tracts with Indians, s,.....,....,- 1
. Senator Clark subscribcs So ,000,-
. 600 for new railroad .....,..-... 1
: Mayor Gaynor continues TO i'm
prove ..-.... ,.,sse.> L
. Ballingcr says avoid hysteria in
conservation work .....-....,. L
. Columbus police mlItiny as result
OF car mems strike. te.-,......-.,-. 2
Five killed when train strikes
. their auto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
/. Local.
Idaho Falls gets next Eagles con-
: vention s.-,-,....,--...s IL
. Manufacturers association pledges
support to publicity bureau, ....12
. Republicans meet at the lake, .-.12
. Right to inspect land board rec
ords denied J."
Sporting News.
: Alta club plays University club
. Seven rowing championships de-
ctded -. ...,.........-.s. :.-...
: Salt Lake motorcycllsts win in
. Philadelphia -. ...,..~........
. Uhlan breaks trotting record. s
Jackie Clarke will wed. s,s...ss.
Pool rooms Will close. se.-.........s. S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
Salt Lakers in New York.

Special TO Tho Tribune,
NEW YORK. Aug Wellington II.
r. Mc"'is; ST. Dennis. /. Muford, r. Null
ford Mrs. l.. AIulford; Astor, f. j. Lyn-
berg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
THERE is always business

to be had by advertising,
no matter what the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Aug 12.-Five
persons were killed and two were seri-
cusly injured when a southbound pas
senger train on the Lake Erie &; Western
railroad struck an automobile at I cross-
ing mile east of Rochester,, Ind, at
s o'clock tonight,
Dead.
MRS. JOHN ECKERT. aged IS. Lo-
gansporl,
MISS AGNES ECKERT. aged Is, Lo-
gansport,
MISS ANNA WAGNER, indianapolis
CHARLES LAMBERT. aged 40. ch1uf-
four. Jogansport.
MRS. JOHN KEEP. Logansport.
Injured.
Carl Bucher, Logansport.
Miss Louise Eckert Joganspori.
The party was enroute TO Lake Mani
tou when the accident occurred The
automobile belonged to John kclD. a
brewer OF this city. and the members Of
the party were Mrs. lteip's guests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04
SUPREME court

This morning the Supreme Court
held session at which time the case
OF Emmeluth and Company Ltd, yer.
sus Au In Kwai ct al was argued
and submitted to the court. After
hearing this argument the court ad.
journed until June IS, Judge Cooper
sitting with Associate Justices Perry
and De Bolt In the absence OF Chief
Justice Hartwell.
For the June session four cases
have been placed on the calendar,
Herbert versus william Henry ct ais,
appeal from Judge. first circuit; Ter
ritory OF Hawaii versus James l.. Holt,
exceptions from circuit court, first cir.
cult; Mary A. Richards versus Carl
On Tai ct al, appeal from circuit
Judge, first circuit; and in the matter
of the proceedings OF the Grand Jury
for the First Judicial Circuit OF the
Territory OF Hawaii for the January
1910 term, error to circuit Judge, first
circuit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04
Quinn WILL face
TRIAL ON MONDAY

4 Tom Quinn. n'iiocal automobile
owner and chauffeur, who was
placed under arrest upon a charge
OF needless driving, will face Judge
Andrade at the police court on Mon
day morning.
Quinn has retained Attorney
Lightfoot 10 look after his legel in
terestss Quinn may reserve plea
in the lower court, and the case will
then be carried up to the higher
tribunal for hearing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04

the Democratic party at large a schisn
and collapse from which It has moi
yet recovered. In truth. wherever
Democracy has touched extremism-
especially wherever the South has
listened to the extrerhists-we have
lost.
What will betide Democracy, what
Will befall the people. OF Georgia,
Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi,
us-u-'consequence of the attempt at
sumptuary legislation through Pro.
hlbltion that does not prohibit. one
may readily conjecture. taking Maine
for u frightfnl and warning example.
At least. II would seem the part OF
wisdom for Kentucky to wait and see.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04
ASKS ANOTHER JUDGE

C. II. Alton through his attorney
has asked that the case against him
for the alleged larceny OF certain pro
perty OF University Club be transferr-
ed from Judge Cooper's court to that
of Judge Robinson.
The defendant gives us his reasons
for this request that Judge Cooper is
a member of the club and hence an
interested party to the suit.
On the same grounds Alton has
asked that the conviction OF himself
by Judge Andrade in the district court
be quashed, as that Judge is a mem
Der Of the University Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04
BR0THERLY AFFECTION
WAS misunderstood

Ed. Brown was an interested
spectator at the Andrade perform
ance at police court this morning,
1t appears that Brown was charged
with having used rather strenuous
methods In displaying his brotherly
affection towards his sister.
Brown was landed In the tolls
under plain, unvarnished assam,
and battery charge. He pleaded
guilty and escaped by paying the
costs OF the case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04

After hearing the testimony In the
case OF Moepono. charged with using
threatening language, the defendant
was discharged by Judge Andrade al
police court this morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04

A maddened horse, dragging wagon
behind, bolted along the Waialae road
last night about nine o'clock, The
Chinese driver chung TO the seat and
added TO the wildness of the runaway
by yelling TO the horse to whoa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to extend my sincere
thanks to the many friends who
voted for me during the Yosemite
California Contest.
MISS EMMA SASAKI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04
BORN.

AsCH-In Honolulu. June A, 1910,
to Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Ash, a son,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

keep III: I'LL 81 healthy condftion
:charity needs stoS 5be exercfsed daily,
but Il need not Sbes done In public
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25


the running schedule Of their trains
y whereby they will leave here In. the
afternoon and return 81 the morning
' The train that heret ofore LEFT this city
I'M ini we morning win under the new
card El'1: leave DEVILS Lake at 22:45 p. d.,
2 arriYing &C IIansboro at 6:45 p. ia. &
8 Returning the train win leave Hans.
81 l,orp 50 q. d. and arrive in Dew.
i " sE. at 1900 3 M 55::s5}= So s.
&, This wilt be somewhat o. q dis
api,o intmen1 t ID people of this city
who heretofore could % up the line
ana return the same day, but, II: will
~ III great benefit to Tie residents
Along &he line who wish 70 come TO
ihis ity I'd trade or transact business
VIE court house they now being
able 70 come down and return the
same day with three hours ana forty
4 Aye minutes time Ia Devils Lake. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
!! ACCIDENTAL.
!. KILLED


s5 News reached this city Tuesday az
ternoon of the accidentaI death Of
Hubert, the eleYen-yeaasoid son of MI.
and Mrs. Frank Enigh. living q short
distance west of this ,sss$
81 The real circumstances of the death
win never be known. Il He mad come to
this city IN the afternoon for d small
load Of lumber with which be intended
70 build a chicken house, he intended
TO start Into the chicken business on
his fathers farm, and his parents were
encouragtng him In the venture. The
lumber was loaded and he started for
home, hut later In the day the team
arrived at the farm without the .driY-
er, which frightened the mother who
telephoned to Mr.. Emigh who was in
this city, and he secured an automo-
bile and started out to find what had
become Of the boy. y. e -; W: ,3Es -
i The boy was first found by Ole Tor
wick, d farmer who was driving from
Devils Lake to Grand Harbor. He
saw the boy In the road and when he
went to him and tried to arouse him
he found he was dead. He sent word
to g. w. Gilbertson, coroner In this
city, who took an automobile and
went to the scene Of the tragedy at
once, arriving there but a few minutes
ahead OF the father. Z +>.>a -, Z. =
It was impossible to come TO a con-
clusion as to how the Lad met with
the accident. but It Is thought that he
might have dropped q line and In
reaching for It had lost his balance
and fell lighting on his head break.
ing his neck and killing him Instantly.
The wagon did not run over the boy
% there were no marks showing That
he had been injured other I'll IN q
mark back OF HIS ear and one on the
flsst side of che face. s 81
taken 10 the
home from wl,ie place the funerM
WIN occur tflis afternoon ct 300 o.
clock. CONDUCTED ~ Rev. T. a. Olsen.
Hubert Emigh was she younges
Eeon. and greatly loved not only BY hts
rarents but BY an who knew him, no
was, d bright and cheerful little fel.
low, and was far beyond his years II
tI'Tel lgence. he was q favoritei with
. ty Erts .Sy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
his: companions, and will be greatly
missed Ef' by J, his associates The par.
ents are grief stricken and are ra-
ceigtng the sympathy. of everyone in$
their bereavement: = y $500 " n .Es5
!. !. IN \ new GARAGE
HORTON MOTOR co. MOVED INTO
THEIR NEW QUARTERS ON u
H # 53s<s's.= 1. FOURTH STREET.

J The Horton Motor company are now
occupying their fine new garage ON
Fourth street west Of the Ramsey
County Implement Co., building. The
garage while being large and roomy
is very muen crowded, and II is Hike
~ that this company viii not be able
to get all their cars into the building
when their shipments are all in.
! The building is in triangular form
with the Offices and accessories room
on the west end, these rooms are fit
ted up in fine style, the Offices con-
sistlng Of two rooms, the main or bus
mess Office and the private Office back
bof It. on from this room is the ac-
Ecesries room, which Is filed with
parts Of Buick machines. 1t Is the in
tention Of this company to have ON
hand at all times, all the parts need
ed for their cars, SO that repairs can
be made on the Buick without the
waiting to send for the PARIS
The building has two stories and a.
basement and all of 1t is,nsed to gopd
advantage. The basement ~ Hight and
dry and is used for car storage. The
first floor is the display room and sales
second floor is used for repair shop.
At the time Of our visit to the gar-
age they had in storage In the bare
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
i
9.
! ION
y5EsuL ciSET EfElELD WITH
sjss5 HREE z EiDATEs5FoR 81
~, 81 ID eR.

NJ The poll tlcal al mosphe about the
city seems 70 be; wa mling up.sIt looked
ffor y time, Is though the slecttionn was
going Is almost 50 by default, thedr,ee,
1 seeming to 5be AZ one who wished to
take the Offices % the city But after
! . few 81 the leading citizens of the I'll
II got busy The past few days b 5goodly
\ number off candi dates seem a to Sc en-
terdng the arena. 5#SI 5sSS III II y
For mayor j. Mex Glory seemed to
have ~ HIS own way recently, ana al.
though friends q Fred u ]. Traynotrs had
been trying To get him to enter the
field, he was reluct ant 3to do so, knew.
Ing that to take this posi- ion would
necessitate taking time away from his
! practice that he did not like 10 spare,
! but HIS friends prevailed upon him to
/ make the sacri foe. and his petition
was He'd Thurs day, as was also the
\ petition of Axel Erickson, who sisS en-
tered $in the race as Sttlhe candi date 5of
me socialists of the city Il IL ss5
I ". Office Of Police Magistrate
there was but one candidate III, to
yesterday that Of Geo Juergens. IS.
sJoues not entering the race for is:
elect rhisS condi lon was changed
also Thurs ay when \ thas petition 81
VIM Hurst was aied 80 4 cand idate
ter this Office.
.Sss There Is bnt one ndldate Tor the
once of city treasurer flled 4 At this
writing, g. A. Has being eandi;
date without OPP position to succeed
himself d 4
Ss B. The same - the case with the ofs
Gee Is Justice 81 tie Peace, III IL
being d didate5to succeed himself. g
81 ne once 81 Commissioners
I Howard Whipple, whose dime expires
I atsss tbs time, III nst can and
mas one5 speti aled
taifs poaIit aing fia
scandidat Is. b
IL tle race for ald ermen there are
two caud ties III the fleld fer each
position the exception sofE the
First, a hiiclh ward at tie time aof
I vfdting thls article there - but one
peht :nled. that 81 outs Hanson,
I who 40 g candid late % succeed himself.
-. the second ward I'VE have the
\ names DC 81 ri ann 70 succeed him