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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-22
J. c. KENNEDY.
Successor u Or. Pinard.
Oflice and Residence over
Firsk Stafe Bank
Phone No. ~.


Paper Hangers ana Painters
Kio.
Kohlfnrd Il Money
Where
Ask pinard.
Etx anything IN the drus
afser ycs . get il A. Plnard'
Ctty Drag store
4 Just - We are going 10 presi
tfs@ sad ress cones 10 as Of tbs
Death ct Mrs j. A N4eye o.
I13J . g. today friday o.
pcs umona- F1ner4i viii b.
0eld SGnd2y- Obituary nex'
week
Sunday school il held in tbs
Congrexxsssssai church ~ YER
- cL1ck an the naoruiag: morning
s.rvsce ~ eleveu. evening ser
90 u 7sS3 O'Clock
Lr. aud Mrs. Peter tie oner
s~e tie proad rsaseE.s OF = tine
rsr OF twins girl aud = boy
" ~ arrived .. their home on
sspaday nigns oil this week All
gsscerned are getting along
Sx@ly. exeep. Pete, sad when
T. dsceads again 10 terra fern q
re trust he wila oe: lis old sell
y gain.
Prompt relief in all cases oi
Throat and I9ng trouble If you
Ese Lka1 u oersaln > Cough Rene
|cY. Pleasant 10 take, soothing
b I'D healing ia effect Sold BY
al druggists
The E4ssern STIR hal = SEES
kson Tuesday evening ia their
hal which was up TO the usual
standard Of socGaoilisy. d.
gree work was pot on. after
wfaich refreshments we're served
and = social season enpvei.
with NeSdzmes III. Ssroh. II.
|Trumbo and r. 5. Strohoehn as
hO~tes&.
Come and look over our new
line OF Motor bonness. AL th'
l4teSt styles. 10th in t1nne
nd tuFhan shapes A complet.
line of silk. chiffon. braid, ribbol
and madagascar cloth. Every
thing ~ make the Motor bonnie
The leading hat Of the season
Louise Wepking
On FRIDAY evening III las
week the elements turned ZOOS;
add gave rs some pretty bst
wes her. IL began with = sain
snd sIeot, and vn SATURDAY the
tenn persture went down sui
6cisotiy 70 freeze fruit blossom,
garden track and the like I.
such = d.sgree that it was al
killed. Sunday NOR ain2 dawn
I'd with : blizzard and thing
looked bad until Monday even
ing. The weather is prett'
well settled now, but r4tiieI
enI.
r.. Il Pnard has secured
first class painter aud decora 10
~ locate in Wagner. and nnyon,
having work in his lin. which
tfev wish 70 taye done in
satisfactory manner. ara invit1s
10 cal: IT PinArd's Drug stDr,
and make their wants known
and their wants will be attended
"a.
This coming year promises I.
be one Of unusuai prospsritv u
the farmer. The supply Of a
grain is low and the prices ar
sure ~ be good. This Is . goo'
reason why you should ,nsur
your crop this season. Neve
figure on q hail storm MT com
ing. figure IL we'll, come and in
sure. II wilt cost somethin,
but IL is q good business
proposition because IL a hai
storm strikes your crop and 20
arc insured In = reliable con
pany you will receive . mic
amount of casn aud IL you wer
not struck by hail 1t Is only
omall premium paid In retur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

you ] ordered carriage and a
pair and had footman. and we
had dinner at Rectors.
Il was on my way 60 California
to train Jeffries for his fight with
Corbett The next day ! went TO
her hotel and told the manager
why | had come
The door was open and ] walk
ed right into that room On the
dresser was a whole lot OF pictures
of little children. That looked good
TO me had three little ones of
my own turned around and
said VIII you marry meg
You're just in love with my voice,
she said.
She Gives Her Promise.
~ went to two men friends I'm
the city and told them One of
them said | was fool. and the
other said 20 10 ahead ! stayed
in that town a week, with Jeffries
telegraphing me every day lie
was crazy
Finally she said she'd marry
me. and / went on TO California.
She came on with her friends two
months later. and we had the
SWEETEST wedding in san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

I'VE knew Mrs Crippen quite
we'll" said Miss Mccarthy today.
She vas the honorary treasurer
of the guild. she WIS a very anna
BILE person. and refused any salary
for the arduous work she per
formed
THE guild, which Is composed OF
music hall artists. numbers several
hundred members. Mrs. Crippen at
tended these meetings very reg
ularly.
"On the third OF February, the
committee received a note purport-
ing TO come from Mrs Crippen. in
which Il was stated that she had
received a cabiegram and was com
pelled 10 leave at once Tor America.
and that the guild had better elect
"A new treasurer. as she would be
away for a long while At mat
time we could not have suspected
anything wrong. yet everyone felt
as though she had received an awful
shock. II was not at All Ike Mrs
Crippen to SO away so suddenly.
Took Mile. Leneve 10 Dance.
Then DR.. Crippen told ms she
had died in Los Angeles. We could
NOT believe Il. Then In the early
part Of April. DR. Crippen attended
n dance given by the Benevolent
Fund. which is a male charity or.
ganizatiou composed Of actors. and
he took Miss Leneve 10 that dance.
OR Crippen did not practice
dentistry in London" continued
Miss Mccarthy. "He was the rep
rosentauve OF Dg Munyon. the null
medicine manufacturer,
and the Crippens seemed TO be well
TODD. Mrs. Crlppen had a wealth
OF diamonds. What shocked the
ladies' OF the guild most was the
fact that Miss Lcneve. DR.. Crippen's
typist. with whom he was seen
quite frequently about town, was
wearing some of the dresses that
belonged to Mrs. Crippen.
Started Investigation.
Finally We wrote 10 the city Of
ficials ut Los Angeles inquiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

thought she was singing 10 me"
And | wasn't az all" said Mrs.
Bob. Il had never seen him be
fore. aud didn't see him then"
Il was sure she was singing to
me-" went on Bob, and went
back on the stage. ! knew n lot
OF people in the company. ! stood
In the wings and watched her. and
said 10 her pal: I'd just like TO
take her in my arms and kiss
her
Robert" reproyed Mrs. Bob, II
never had a pal in my life. had
friends"
Bob Falls In Love.
my wife had been dead only
two months" went on the incor-
rigible, land swore ] would never
marry again But that's just the
way / felt about her. like big
brother. you know, I just wanted
TO take her in my arms ! asked
her friend II they would take din
ncr with me"
Nov, Robert, this h. my inter
view. when the men come TO in
terview you ! don't come into your
room and do all the talking. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

In my story, ana am going 70
tell a. Here. unfasten my dress,
And pretty little Mrs Bob back.
ed up to the big fighter. sitting on
that same fateful trunk. and those
punching bag hands deftly slipped
the hooks like the dutiful husband
that he is
well" said Mrs. Fitz. when I
came off The stage the girls told
me. and dared me TO 90 down 20
the room where he was. And
took the dare. They were all
leaning over the stair railing
watching me-"
And Bob "cussed."
Yes" interrupted the irreprcs-
giblc, "she came right mp 20 me and
held out her hand and said How
do you do. Mr.. FitzsimmOns
guess you don't remember me-
Aud ! said. No. I'm damned If |
do. just like that was so taken
back and so scared ! just said, No.
I'm damned ii ! do. and then she
ran out of the room.
"Well, her friend told me they
would be pleased to go TO dinner
with me. and We WENT swell. | tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
INSURGENTS SWEEP KANSAS;
MAY GET 8 CONGRESSMAN
State Which Joe Cannon Tried to Swing Takes Hard
Whack at Hm-Two Districts Only in Doubt.
10y United Prsss.)

TOPEKA, Kas, Aug 5-With the regulars conceding
the defeat OF four Of OF their candidates for congressional
nominations with the insurgents unopposed districts
and claiming the victory two others the progressiyes today
primary elections.
Todays returns show the insurgents victorious in the
Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth districts where they were
opposed by regulars and in the Seventh and Eighth
they not opposed Returns from the First Second
districts are not yet complete and both sides claiming the
nominations.
Governor W. r. Stubs renominaied and incomplete
returns today indicate that H. Hopkins insurgent will prob
ably be nominated ior lieutenant governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

that the expia nation of the shooting
given him uy i.ytE at the hospital
Immediately after the woman had
died, waH substantially az follows.
The Mans Explanation.
"I.yts said: sly wife had been
doing some crochet work. and when
dnrkuerr came told her she had
better stop. AZ Il would hurt her
sycs She asked mo what else she
could do and told her 20 GO into
the other room and play the phone
graph.
! suggested 10 Waiter. my IL
Yraf-oid con. that We clean my re-
volyer. When We had finished. the
boy suggested that We clean the
rifle. Fot the rifle and snapped
% twice. 10 make sure lt VAS not
loaded J laid u on the table. and
put my hand IN my pocket to get
some tobacco. in doing this I
dropped some money
y laid the tobacco on the side
board ] went O. put the coins %
my purse. and some ~ them fcli on
the floor asked my hoy % pick
them up. ] again reached Tor my
tobacco. which Was on the side
board. and had my back 60 the Ia
bic looking oui q tho window. roll
inE cigarette. when the gun went
of My wife was Ia the ante
room. walking hack and forth nt-
tending 20 the music"
Jones further testified that this
morning he talked % Lyts and Lyts
told him that the last time he saw
his wife she was sitting down by
tho phonoEraph table. with her al
bows on the table and her head in
her hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

Everybody made speeches, and one
Judge made a speech about differ
ent kinds of rings, the prize ring
and the wedding ring and the home
circle tell you IL was beautiful. -
And | had known him only ten
days when we were engaged,
wasn't that terrible?" smiled Mrs.
INitzsimmons. I'VE went 20 JEFF
fries camp. where we had a little
bungalow all by ourselves and
spent our honeymoon there"
A Very Happy Marriage.
And that's Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Fitzsimmons off the stage The
big fellow lives for her He is as
happy telling their love story as
a l4.year.old boy talking about his
first sweetheart And they were
married seven years July 25
lie thought he was abused be-
cause she wanted TO tell the
romance. and she didn't even get a
chance. He took the Interview"
and the story right out of her
mouth
she don't fight fair" said Bob
81 have TO shadow. and when she
comes on too strong ! just get in
some foot work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
THINK LYTS Is
GUILTY OF MURDER

THAT Florence f.yts was not scci-
dentailY killed. bot was deliberately
murdered by her divorced husband.
Cisariss Lyts o. the belief Of the
police who have Investigated the
case. An attempt - bslnK made az
the coFonsr's inquest. now being
held. 20 fasten the lslme u murder
upon Lyts
A recess was taken a. I o'clock
until tomorrow morning 20 enable
the esteetiye department 90 DE- fur.
theF. wefk On the case.
Lyss story - an accidental shoot
lnr. ~ which bis wife met Death
sandAy afternoon Ia hiH home. 1908
agnf av n ia discreditsd hY the
puiicr. because ~ the position -
the bullet wound
Lytm story Waa that his wife was
shot by a 1880 rifle lying IN a table.
The table 10 aeis Inches high Lyis
story wns that the woman was
standing up IN an adjoining room.
TIE bullet entered her arm 90 inches
above the sole ~ her shoe.
Doctors Testimony Favorable.
Dr A. n. Wilson. who attended
the woman before her death.
told the jury nt the coroncr's Inquest
to-day that the woman was rational
nj AT times. and that she said q
vas ar accident Ter husband told
the doctors and the police az the
time that IL VAS an accident VII
son snid that the husband was weep
ing. ard acted al broken up when
tod that hiu wife vas dead.
Detective Jones, who has had
charge of the case. told The jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

Jim" Agnew. Of King. @ II Baker,
81 Kiickitaf. r. W Condor, OF Kit
sap. Jack Wilmot. Of Spokane, all
petty bosses at home,
are on the ground smiling and con.
fldent
These men are not only run
ming the eonvention--they are
the convention. There are
many delegates who chafe un-
der their leadership, but they
cannot break away from u.
Being committee selected, they
are bound 10 take orders, fol-
Low the leaders selected BY
them, and endure in silence the
humiliation Of the spectacle
they are making OF themselves.
Besides. they hope that the PEG.
pie at home will not learn Of the
true nature Of the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
3 ATTORNEYS
JAILEDFOR
CONTEMPT
Deprived of His Counsel,
Pat Calhoun Himself
Harangued the Court.


SAN FRANCISCO. AUG 3 Three
attorneys in the defense q Patrick
Calhoun. charged with bribery In
connection with the trolley permits
granted by the Ruef. schmlts board
~ supervisors IN 1908. were sent to
jail today b. Judge William y. Law
Tor ~ the superior court for con-
tempt
The attorneys we're sentenced 90
five days imprisonment ard we're
remnndcG 70 the custody 81 the
sheriff
The trouble started when Attor-
ney Stanley Moore objected 20 ~.
declaration - the court that the
district attorney was following the
Lead u the attorneys Tor tho de-
Tense. when Stanley Moore refused
70 remain qulet. Judge rawlor ifn.
posed sentence.
A. A. Moore. father 81 Stanley
Moore. sprRng 20 his feet "a defend
hiH son. and upon refusal 20 b.
seated. aiso was adjudgsd guilty II
contempt.
Thereupon Attorney John J. Rar.
rett denounced Judge Lawlor, and
was sent 20 join tho Moores.
Deprived 81 his counsel. Patrick
Calhoun. president Of the United
Railways. chief figure IN the recent
graft prosecutions. haranEued the
court He refused 20 remain silent.
and finally Judge f.awlor left tho
bench and walked from the room.
Calhoun talked for several minutes.
and then took hts seat.
Thereupon tawlor rc-enicrcd tho
court room and continued the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

The regulars admit the nomlua.
zion % Alexander Mitchell. inHur-
gent. over C. r. Scott. ia the second
district Fred Jackson innurEcnt.
over ] 81 Miller. ia the fourth. r.
Il Rees lusurEcut. over " A. Cal
derhead In the NTH aud { u. Young
over W A Recder Ia the sixth.
Murdoch Ia she eighth. and Madison
IN the seventh. both Insurgents.
were unopposed
Ftrs, District in Doubt.
Early returns today from the first
district. where ID x. Authuny.
regular, made the race for re-
nomination Agniua, r. A. Mcneil.
lnaurgent. Indicate that the pro.
Ereasiyea were victorious. Later
returns were in favor % the rogu.
lars and a. 10 o'clock the nomiuA-
tlon was Ia doubt
The fret district was supposed 10
BE- strongly regular. and the 10.
aurgenta yesterday predicted that
the regulars would win The utrunE
showing they made there has great
~ pleased the iusurEent leaders.
IN the third district. where Con
Nrssaman p. r Campbell sought re-
nomination and was opposed ~
Arthur Cranstou. insurEont. early
returns showed Campbell winner.
Later returns showed inaurgcnt
gains n IL estimated that Gov.
stubbs plurality Is 10000 This.
the insurgents say. represents their
lead over the regulars ln the state.
Swat at Cannon.
The insurgents here declare tho
victory in Kansas IL the most dis
tinct Reputation Of CanHouism
registered in any fight In which
the voters have taken part short
Is before the primary election
Speaker Cannon visited Kansas.
speaking for the regular csndi-
dates. lie attacked Senator Hris-
TOW. who had campaigned. for the
insurgents
Cannon also fired a few hot shot
AZ Gov Stubbs and Congressman
Murdoch and Madison. stubbs
big plurality today therefore IL
highly pleasing 10 the insurgents
The Kansas election, they de-
clare. is the real test u strength
between regulars and Insurgents In
the Middle West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

manont chairman. A big rox d
brewing over the platform. even the
Wilson and Burke leaders fightinF
each other over several features Of
u. though working In harmony TO
undermine Poindexser.
Wilson Writes Platform.
The platform committee IL In the
hands Of John l. Wilson. although
the other principal candidates. IN
Gliding Poindexter. are represent.
ed on r. A subcommittee appointed
10 draft a platform consists chiefly
% Wilson men. a platform drafted
BY John l. Miller Of Seattle was
shown around last night IN an e.
fort 10 secure approval Of H. but
aroused widespread criticism and
opposition.
Except Puindexter. all the sena-
torial candidates are on the job
Polndexter had planned to remain
away but friends. finding that such
action would subject him to crlti-
cism. have wired him to come. and
be Is expected this afternoon.
The senatorial fireworks are be-
Ing conserved for use IN the discus.
sion o. the platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

/ N wa nominated FOR tempo
II ia4SnaE b. r. c. Hughes Of
Ank Elogpey for the Cunning.
u aalzaEts. and was elected
Isrlar sggosition. J w Lysons
~ Hsre Cosgrove. both Of Sc
D. ssfs elected secretaries.
eng Routine Business.
1 n snly business transacted this
{snhx wzs 70 organize and 20
Em TIE e4S'omafy committees.
natisg q one member from
III ecunty.
1 n ronrenriou then adjourned
c s'eiock.
y AZ mefhod 81 secret caucnaes
! nssrtng committees Il vas de-
x ast night 10 re-nominate all
y Fsseni judges OF the supreme
~ Efforts we're made 20 eiimi-
= Isfgs Parker 81 Tacoma. but
senatorial managers dla.
aztazneed them as dangerous
ael barring on senatorial poll
IN ths convention recOnvenes
I lhsrnoon United States SEN
NV L Jones vsll be made per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
ACTRESS NOW IN TACOMA
SET POLICE ON CR|PPEN
Cecilia Mccarthy, London Music Hall Singer Was
Friend of Crippens and Tells New Startling Story
of Famous Case.
tsy United Press.)

TACOMA. Aug 3,-"when Crippen told us many weeks
his wes sudden disappearance that she had died
didn't believe a. and
finally started the Scotland Yard detectives the
SO said Mccarthy Hall I.adie
Of sisters appearing local
theatre this week
Guild 81 professional 8
which Crppen Gilmore on the
she disappeared
investigation which the
and capture o Crippen and Miss Leneye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

LONDON, Aug. 3. - Although
KIM Alfonso, OF Spain, left his
cabinet ministers free hand In
settling the problems confronting
the monarchy when he left Spanish
soil. the young king ls not plan
ming 10 visit England for pleas
ure trip.
II was officially admitted today
that the king comes seeking ad-
vice In the present crisis In Span.
ish affairs and the open break with
the Vatican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
by JOE SMITH.

TACOMA AUG s--An Illuminating side light on char.
err convention IS shown BY incident the bar
: ~ Tacoma hotel last night
sore noisy delegates others sore
vssasre this eooquy: "shall the
shAl the eorporauons ruler" Yes" ~shat lndorse
.Ur -No~ @whoui shall lndorscf" Alfalfa"
entered prominent Seattle dsisaate took
~ the
nsvdsally~ reply Collectively, psrnapa"
~. assaate replied. "oh, that's all right"
TACOMA Aug 9-soundlng the keynote the republican
his
Piles praised the Aidreh tariff
enacted and expressed that the primary
Il rs1ualy abolished party conventions.
feA Of wildly applauded
applause after eioquenty declaring for
ns b. majority Of The people the silence which fell
anrertion positively painful
bis time chiefly exoinE the record
took few back handed slaps Congress
NJ Fandexter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
DIAz'S ENEMIES
FREE MEN AGAIN

FLORENCE, Arix. Aug. 3,--pe.
elaring themselves still IN favor Of
revolution against President
piaE, Ricardo Flores Magon. An.
tonic I. Villareal and Tiberado
Rivera, the Mexican political agi-
tators. today walked from the ter
ritorial prison at Florence free
men. after being confined three
years.
The men are said 10 have been
railroaded 10 the penitentiary by
the government, at the request Of
President Diax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

The members of the court martial
trying Colonel Cooke for financial
Alaska, and viii meet this morning
at Fort Lawton. Or j. r. Han.
formerly post surgeon az Fort Glib
bon. viii be- "a witness.
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tcOn,inued on Page sevon.l
Schooner Ashore.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 9-The
four maHted schooner James Rolph.
bound from San Francisco for Hama.
Hawaii. went ashore today IN tho
FOG near Point San Pedro. ~ miles
south ~ here The schooner was
commanded boy Captain Olson. and
carried crew 81 eight men. The
vessel ~ reported I'm no immediate
danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

whether they had any record Of a
Mrs. Crippen dying there. They
wrote as officially that they had
not We had previously asked
Scotland Yard to take up the mat
ter. But they did nothing until We
came with the Los Angeles infor-
nation. Then they started anew.
II they had felt as sure as we did
that something was wrong. DIR.
Crlppen would have been In the
tolls long ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
STARTLING RUMOR
FROM MONTREAL
(sy United Press.)

QUEBEC, Aug. 3.-That DR.. Hawley II. Crippen
has confessed fully to the police that he murdered his
wife Belle Emore Crippen, in their home at Isington,
North London, the intmation today Of Inspector
Dew of Scotland Yard.
The Inspector refused to discuss the details of the
alleged confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03

in the Fitzsimmons camp, and u Is
not Bob Fltzsimmons.
Mrs Fitzsimmons was Just tell
ing me the STORY Of her life" when
Bob came into the dressing room.
She had told me that she was
born In Iowa. and went to Mime
apolls with her parents when a
little girl She went through the
public schools there. graduating
before she was rs. Her parents
expected her 10 go 10 the univer'
sity. but she wanted 10 go on the
stage. and after much coaxing her
parents let her join an opera com
pany. Afterward she went to Now
York and in a year was singing the
leading role In Martha
The Story Of courtship.
One night seven years ago she
was singing. Ia Chicago.
And this IL whore Bob came into
the dressing room Of the Pantages
and got into the story.
yes" said Bob. u went to the
opera THAI night and had a seat
down in front She came to the
very front Of the stage, and !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-03
ETTY BOSSES In CONTROL
OF JUDICIAL CONVENTION

faC0aA, Aug 3 This is a
N''a'ioa o. political bosses. AL
&iins. broken down. discred.
NFEY leaders are mere, and
ds running the show Some
- leaders are 10 every con
ga, but all Of them are 10 this
are here selecting the
sapFeme judges, saving the
zh party and deuouncing
'NNags Of the primary law.
Virtual field day for special
ss. biz business politics.
&c aecency has been slaught-
. make a holiday for the
f1aItund
verge Stevenson. the sub.
~,snesn lobbyist and nanip-
80 Sho has not shown his
nssr state convention
rsfa e here working In
en. ?. c. Sullivan, Who
'ssn taxing the lead for
ssFs IN the fight 70 bottle
"s eordon-Root scandal
sssent oordon's disbar-
'of eorruptlng the court,
= active worker In the
~ y ne party. Q. w. n.
80 notorious brewery lob
49,. an active adviser Of
y ~ " the delegates. Wat
-nIlsflsn, railroad attor-
~, nc lobbyist, is active In
od Holdup Combine" In
liz senate is represented By
1 W ha'a, Of Olympia. r. NJ.
q Vancouver. T. NJ Sum.
-. Lserett, Link Davis, q
a.. ana a long string Of dig
Here's N. Roll Call
~. .aggoneF, Of Spokane,
w., interest politician. boldly
4. A, "a he selected the spo.
sessalion. &. w. Howard
! 'nsham, c. J. McMillln, Of
u !. ~ county, Charles y. r.
n. SPOKANE. Oliver Hail. Of
y. y. Hurd. Of skagit
~ '. :. Of Whitman. zach
~ = Lewis. W. ". Beach. Of
IA H. Pedego. Of Walla
NJ Hill. OF Walla walIa