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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

date. Mr.. Lawrence an old director.
who has always stood for the best in
terests of T. p. A. would not permit
his name to 60 before the convention
for reelection as his business would
not allow him the time.
Now that the T. p. A. is properly
Differed it behooves the rank and file
to get in line and become busy. With
such an excellent start the year 1910
IL promises to be the most successful
in the history OF the organization.
Last Sunday Shorty" Shreeves pull
and started south of town in search
of fish worms. He has had all the
boys in his neighborhood for the last
two weeks hunting for worms and
has paid as high as ten cents dozen
for good fat ones. 1t is reported by
one Of his neighbors that he has as
sembled the greatest assortment of
fishing worms ever seen, all sizes and
shapes going to make up the menag-
erie 1t is said he has been feeding
the little fellows Kunn's Rolled oats.
grape nuts and other cereals that
shorty" talks long and hard about.
He expects to land some fine fish
with these fattened angle worms.
]. NJ. Lewis, Charles Pierson, Frank
Parsons and their families left yester-
day for Sand Lake where they will
spend a couple of weeks fishing and
doing other outdoor stunts.
Harry Niles of the Starr Piano Co
fell last week in their new office
building and badly sprained his ankle
He is able to walk by the use of canes
John Hershberger is victim of an
accident that happened in Muncie. AS
he was about to board a train some
ore pushed him and he fell striking
his eye on the corner Of his suppl,
case. The accident has been a yer,
painful one and has kept him ava,
from his work. He is improving slow
| ly.
Lest you forget, we again say thu
semi-annual payment of dues is in or
der Don't delay
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

The theaters of London will seat
6O.932 people and 64,S51 also can get
into the music halls
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

In Finland the women consider a
kiss on the lips as the greatest insult
even from their own husbands.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17
be on the go. He expects to join
Shreeves and his gang in q short time
at Crooked Lake.

Frank Highley is still doing stunts
in the line of pulling down prizes Of
fered by his firm. He has won a trip
to a northern resort. the same being
given the salesman showing the great
est gain in his business during the
year.
A little love feast was held in Terre
Haute last week attended by several
prominent T. P. AS from over the
state. President W. O. Hudson and
Secretary T. 8. Logan, the newly
elected officers of the national organ
ization were in attendance and were
highly pleased to be with the Indiana
boys. Various matters for the best
interests of the T. P. A. at large were
discussed. President HUDSON made it
known and clear to everybody that as
long rs he was at the head Of the T.
P. A. any member was perfectly free
and welcomed to any directors meet
ing and would be courteously receiv-
ed at the national office. Any infor-
nation desired by any member is his
for the asking.
The state board of directors at their
meeting last week decided to again Of
fer prizes for new applications writ
ten during the year 1901. They
have not fully settled on the list OF
prizes but will make public their Of
fer in a.short time.
At a meeting held in st. Louis last
Saturday the officers elected at Chat
tanooga were installed and have now
the affairs of the T. p. A. in their
keeping. w o. Hudson was duly in
stalled as president and T. S. Logar
rectors to take office were j. ]. Nor
iarty, of Quincy, H.; v. ]. Schonecker
Jr, of Milwaukee: ohm Tomlinson o
High Point, N. c. and F. ]. Wachtel
! and Ashby Miller of st. Louis. The
board Immediately organized, electinl
F. ]. Wachter, chairman of the boart
! and Ashby Miller, vice chairman. Mr.
| George Smith who has been chairman
of the board for several years. beint
retired. Mr.. Wachter, the new chair
man, is associated with the Simmons
Hardware company, having complet'
charge of the cutlery department o
| that firm. He is man of wide bust
ness knowledge and will make the 7
P. A. an excellent director, as we'll a
filling the more important office o
chairman of the board. Mr.. Miller il
the St. Louis representative of large
I Minneapolis Milling firm and stand
high among his business associates
The two st. Louis directors are bot
men of high ideals, correct principle
and unquestioned honesty. The T. F
A. has cause to be proud of the 81
Louis members Of the new board TIL
board elected G. H. Rutlege as nation
al attorney and DR.. Hall as nations
surgeon. The other outside director
to qualify are men prominent in thei
respective homes and are held in hig
esteem. V. ]. Schonecker, .Jr., tn
only member of the old board to b
reelected is ex-treasurer of the city {
Milwaukee and was recently deefate
by the socialist candidate for mayo
of that city by small majority. M
Schonecker was the democratic cand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

Canada's exports of pulp wood In
1890 amounted to only $16S1Sn In
1905 they had increased to $4OSI So.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

Hegger has about admitted the fact
that he knows nothing about growing
tomatoes. After viewing and inspect
ing closely the tomatoe crops of Ed
Thatcher "Dorier Hill and a few 9TH
ers he has concluded he is out Of the
running. He has been trying every
quick growing remedy that has been
suggested and has now taken to using
fertilizer in great quantities. Newt
Jenkins says Hegger has Just two to-
matoes on his plants and that they
haven't grown a bit since they first
made their appearance.
Has anyone seen Hasty, Hasty with
the green necktie?
wanted-Fish worms. Inquire of
NJ. E. Shreeves.
At a special meeting last Saturday
night Of the board of directors. action
was taken in regard to the disposition
of the fine gold watch and diamond
ring that were given over to the post
by Elmer Lebo. These two articles
| were the prizes recently won by Mr..
Lebo in the contests conducted by the
state and national organizations. the
watch coming from the national asso
citation and the diam ond ring from the
Indiana division. MIR. Lebo in winning
the national prize, proved himself to
be one of the greatest membership
getters in the entire national organiza
ton. Only one name headed his in
the national contest and then only
by a small number of applications
A committee consisting of Lebo. Hasty
and Shreeves was empowered to dis
pose Of the prizes to- the best advant
age Of the post. Action was also taker
at the same meeting relative to the
future visit to our city of Nationa
Chaplain Homer T. Wilson, during the
time of the chautauqua. The arrange
ments for the reception of Mr.. Wilson
was turned over to a committee O.
Haisley, Lebo and Harrington, WHIT
will have complete charge of the pro
gram to be provided for the entertain
ment Of Mr.. Wilson. Post c will issue
invitations to every other post in In
diana and quite a few have alread!
signified their intention of coming tt
Richmond to hear Mr.. Wilson lecture
The state officers have been invited
and there Is no doubt but that mos
of the official family Of Indiana divis
ion will be in attendance on T. P. A
day. The committee has already az
ranged for a tent at the chautauqu
and have decided on a banquet tn
night of September 2. Other affair
tending to make Mr.. Wilson's stay il
Richmond pleasant. are being worke,
out by the committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

The fishermen from Post c are
leaving the city in great numbers.
Some wonderful doings are to be re-
ported as a special correspondent from
the post will be with the different
parties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17
Were Unsueessssui Once.

The one instance where the mediat-
rors were unsuccessful this year was
in the settlement Of the strike OF the
switchmen Of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railroads. Both the
iawitchmen and the railroad ofhcials
teleUaphed the mediators when the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

Frank Highley is still doing stunts
in the line of pulling down prizes Of
fered by his firm. He has won a trip
to a northern resort. the same being
given the salesman showing the great
est gain in his business during the
year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

Lest you forget, we again say the
semi-annual payment of dues is in or
der. Don't delay.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17
T. p. A
Notes
BY 7. c. H.

The insurgents are now the admins
tration forces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

Harry Niles Of the Starr Piano Co.
fell last week in their new office
building and badly sprained his ankle.
He is able to walk by the use of canes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

The state board Of directors at theil
meeting last week decided to again of
fer prizes for new applications writ
ten during the year 1910-11. The!
have not fully settled on the list o
prizes but will make public their of
fer in a.short time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

Has anyone seen Hasty, Hasty with
the green necktie?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

wanted-Fish worms. Inquire of
NJ. E. Shreeves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17

J. NJ. Lewis, Charles Pierson, Frank
Parsons and their families left yester-
day for Sand Lake where they will
spend a couple of weeks fishing and
doing other outdoor stunts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
Nebraskans Are
Seeing New York
Company Of School Teachers Beng
Pilorgd About Gotham by
superintendent B1sh0p.

VIEW YORK IlIv ~. ~ special rsicg-ll1i-l
-J uder me ruidHnca uf e e. EiHiup. stlsa
experimentation If sgiluuiH. Assisted 1v riiiH
county upeI-nusndeuIH tuTty-t7vo teachers
f-lm N1Braaka arrived here luunv IN Du'ict
the steamer Pivmuut1 f1-1m EuHrun. wneT-e
tney Intended tie Na-iunal Educational A.
suciulun. Tie vuung woman will rsrnaai
here -Irse tHys ON a Sightseeing expe
lun. rluHe --um Nebraska stopped Of Al
Providence where CIee were entertained
by President Alger af the sta1a nuTfn,d
schnulH. Erum Pruvtdenus they came %
View York.
a trip JU -he EIldsoH and aruunu Mani
haitian island and a uJur uf the city WIS
nHde u1aaV Tomorrow me teachers y i
90 CO Cunev island and Mgnday tliey VII
visit clle roof gardens
The Young women ara paving -Ielr own
expenses having agreed upun this suEgas-
uuu made oy VI Eisnup lung oHf1rH tlu
sc1uula closed one 1undrssi teachers ir.iln
Nebraska arrandett me convention IN 5us-
cuu. bur only 1lrtv-tvu concluded 90 cDIre
90 View TnA EAR OF them ara fl,1m one
COUNTY.
From View York r1H delegation viii 1ra-
cssfi 60 Washington. rnence 90 Pittsuurs
and other cines. and rheu hume
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
KERMIT ROOSEVELT IS GOING
TO EUROPE TO shoot GAME
SON af Former Presidents Denies thar
MIns Hurherfortfss Presence I'm
Paris Takes Him There.

NEW YORK July II Special rsieEraIn)
Kermit Roosevelt. sen OF Culuuai Thea
dnrs RuuBsveIt sailed away Tor Europe
vestertfHy on the EaEnburlg- American liner.
Auerfka. 10 be gone two months. He
laughed merriiy. when asked IL ne Was
ming over 10 meet Miss Margaret Ruth
grfdrf iargi1tsr at Mrs william K VAN
des-niIr.
why. aun.r know the young woman
said Kermit II am going purely for rasra-
attuu am taxing guns and ammunition
along with ms and will du A llttls hunt
ing. I also intend % dn great deal Of
studying in order To eaten IN with my
studies at Harvard.
II 40 not intsmd 70 think OF marriage
until after I gTaduHrs frun cnIlege-
should think tnHr the papers ought u have
more Regard ror the feelings 0f Miss Ruth
ssrfurrf than 10 link her name with mine
in ras sf1ries Of dnings.
When CnIunel R0usevelt and ms family
were IN Paris. the curraspundenrs sent a
number OF dispatches % America. telling
anw Kermit was paying mHrksd attention
m Miss Rutherford. Acuuufing 70 these
sturiss they were constantly r0gether They
daneef together toak autumubile rides 10
me city in each others company dud saw
a grant deal OF each other
Kermit was accompanied by Congressman
Cocks OF OYSTER BaE. bur the congressman
had nurning to SAY about the Grip. Kermit
WA amuhHrig IN his deniais t1ar he had
auy other purpose save neGraHriun ia going
abroad.
OYSTER BAY-JIlv a-CnlunsI Roosevelt
uodHy gave A lrrie information about mis-
s0n Ksrmirz departure for Europe tafiaT
Kermit ne said. WIS sailing in acG1rfanus
with a plan mHda long aga %. spend as
much OF the summer An possible in study
ing az Paris The plan had been made
before Kermit ami mis- father left tor
America AMI Kermit PRIMARILY would NOT
have returned 10 this country unui later
had NOT mis- hrutIer rheudura re1uested
ri1ur ne act as best man az rhe0dOrs' well
fiuE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
Giant Trees
Are Doomed IN
California
hotels and Mountain Resorts IN Path
Of Flames May Not EaCape
Destruction.

FRESNO. Cal. Iliv O-rhe forrest tIres
which have osen raging In me Slerr-ls
near the General Grant National Darit en-
-srHu the h1rssr OF giant seauuius axe auH
IEternuun. ICcdrrtiug To report received
mere tuniEnr rum Three Rivers. The lanes
ara still uncieeitssi. tesuits the efforts OF
over 70 men. whu nave 5ean GEnunE them
The giant ddrast .s located ON the cuunrr
line befveen Fresno and ruiara countess
This .s not me Muipusa grove OF big
trees. wdiCn q lucHued in Mar-uusa cuunC-
ar the entrances Of Yosemite valley
owing to me distance 1f me fira ami
ne taCr that everv psrzun wiu1in range Is
engaged IN Fighting H. 1niv neaEer ra-
ports can De secured regarding IT'S prog
rsss. although IL was said tnnignr thar a
large pHrr OF tina furssr reserve nad been
destroyed Unless me fra can be checked
soon the giant sequuias all VIII be- burned.
A number of huusis and summer rHsurrs
ara u1reafenef By the Games IN their pres
snr COURSE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
6AEKWAR or 5ARo0A FINDING
NEW YORK RATHER HOT TOWN
Richest HmIer In the world Persparea
Frr~Iy ne sips iced Drfnla
Throu&h 5rravv-

NEW YORK July a. Special rsiegram.l
Ills RIVAL hiEhnszE. tina saekwar OF
Earada WIN halls rum the hurresr part OF
India. sat in the imperial suits az the
Plaza hursI this aftsrnunn. sipuing chilled
Iqlad through a straw and looking ths
1ictura az dIsrnssEz- Outside the windnw
the mercury uuEed around r1s 100 mark.
while tils humility was 70 according tn
a truthful hail-h0y vino made mefearuiog-
inaL rspUrsz-
The suite OF the maiHraiHh sat abuur-
some VITA their cuilRrs OF and all muupinE
rfleir faces while t1ey ALTERNATELY slipped
chilled liquid through strz~s and famed
vigorously. In brief they wsrs suffering
frum tls heaC.
Captain g r NImnaIl1er, vim acuumpa1-
les riie Indian p1tsntars in the rais OF mill
rsirv aide and interpreter. attempted "a
compare the heat OF hiHzinE India with
t.iar of Naw York. bur he got sruCk in the
first sentence fur u1s want III words 70
convey his real sentiments regarding our
summer weather Aftsr firsr aid To the
injured. Captain NImbaIksr said
We have very hut weather IN India.
IN some places IL Is uur-id thar only
me natives can stand IT, have been
through These districts and used "a prins
myself my anllllE co sLaiiiu the rssfI1I1E
neat OF the orient. bur since I came u New
York I realize now futile my Claims arr
Il is true that some parts OF India ara
hotrer rhan View YORK. but rsie humidity Ii
worse hsrra Thoughts ~ ths Efter world
cuuId surely have terror for sinner
after A summer spent IN New York
The saekwar lB ane OF the richest rulers
in rns world. He OWNS diamond mines and
ane niaus u6 his iewalry is worth Se0ea.
IA X is a diamond nscEiace The gasz-
l vars SON gets annual income OF E2-0se.-
taa upun wiiuh he must struggle along
Z rhe .saekvar and party ara DUNG View
I York. They arrived yesrsfvfaT from Sar
/ francisco.
Z II 10 nut IKE tire speech OF YOUR suifis-
{ RaossvaIt said rile mahHrznea, ''in whiu7
he talH the English hnw ~ rule my psspit
[ aud die EEyuuHriH. "a dar can ne know
I Lie huH never been IN NY cuunrzy III
snuric not snsaA df things a within b,
I knuws luTnln--
T -One cAunuu iaarn the heart az a pHs
uIss m a year IN La vsara and my peauIi
an nor snuw Jneir aeHrra easily
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
CHICAGO PAsToRs WILL Acr
I1fiuence tn Be Used Arafnse ss-
Prime Flight Pictures.

l1fiuence tn BE- Used Aarafuae sH-
Prime Flight Pictures.
C1ICAaz40. Iuly Al Special Telez-7z, -
Pastors OF twenty Chicago churches VIII
urge their congregations tomorrow to snow
diEappr0vaI OF the Jonns0n-Jsf1ries riR1r
pictures which Tom O'uHy, ths san Fran
ciscu prumotsr and the Johnaon FTEhr P,c-
tire company hope 70 make millions our
OF Ths pastors viii ask r1at all aossil,Ie
individual Influence be Used against rfle
exhibition OF the pictures IN Chiuagu.
The most rzmarzabie deveI0umenr ruftlv
in the fghU against this sxnihitiun. which
has spread with marvellous rauidfry
throughout uiIs country. came when mov-
ing picture distributing firms IN Chicago
denounced the proposition 10 show the
films here and insisted that moving pirf1lrs.
men generally dppussd them.
Perhaps one Of riis most important muuss
Of the campaign against me films Is rilar
uf this P0Iics Chiefs assaciariun. wiifrh
was szgeoresI 20 adopt resolutions to-day
thar suut pictures ars likely % 'unr1-1ur
puhIln morals.
The dEhr pictures we're Officially in
specified ny Assistant Chief OF PnIIre
5Cnuarrier and Sergeant Charles C'DauueII
A number az newspaper men wsrs uef,-
schusrrieE and Sergeant OfDouusII. aided
by Tuhn Maugnr0n. their sUenuErauhsr
larar began preparing a report 10 Chief
Steward an me pictures. II tins rapurt r,.lIs
Just what was seen. it VIII be surricisnr
This story needs no 1riIlz. adfectiuss ar Ak
asEzsrHtinn 10 condemn me piGrursA- CHIEF
STEWART SAYS.
II THESE pictures ara dgur1Ging. ar az a
character rnHr might cause dsIlngusIluev
an the part az Young people witnessing
them. tiey viii be shipped.
MAYOR BuEHa WIS seen artsr Chiet
Steward had delivered his uIttmatrIm. rms
mayor said
Il dniV Anuw what I have read and
what has 1srn told me ah0ur uhssz niruH
I snail. NJ course, say nothing until I haz-1
heard the Judgment az Chief STEWARD IN
the mHtrsr. After rliar Il I cunHinsr ma.
u1ens ara special reasons W1v tie eszaibi.
tan snutlid be pruhihitsd. Z may dagsfs n
order uns pictures Gur Of Chiuugu IN IN.
meantime I am awaiting Official infarma
1un."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
DEMOCRACY ON Way TO
EulM SAYS TAIL0H
SENATOR WIrhdrnrvs Prumiise. to
srurnn renas.sses. for Parrsr-
ssn-s T1-ssar.

WASHINGTON. Iuiv n.-saving uiar
he sges wirii dismHv mat the democracy
OF rsnnesHee is rushing mudly 20 dusrruc-
1un clruuEll it's 1irrer tfiaHensiuna. Soma
TOR Runuru L. Taylor to-day gave cut a
abatement Withdrawing his PROMISE %
stump Tia state IN Tie interests NJ Gov
arnur N. r. Patterson rsgtIihr urEaniza-
riuu judiciary ricSer The senator Says
1is aUtinu is taken because he cannot
inEiCt his advice where ir IL rejected in
advances. senator Tsviur had agraed "a
spealt In behalf Of Patterson and his iu-
tiCiHry tiukat TINS announcement
aroused a suarn 1f protest n-um friends
Of the senarur VIM said tliev did not
curH to heHr him ON ri1ur subject CIV
ernur FaCrsrsuns partun az LniuneI Dun
can 3. Cooper, vino was GunviCted win
his SON Rubin Chopper. OF rils murder
ut farmer SsnHtur z w CarmHuii. is
one OF the subjects af the farriunHl
tr-uuhie IN t.1s democracy uf tne stats.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
lTRSHTP FLIGHT.
Er0oEns Reaches AIlruds Of Over
Six Thousand Feet
NAY WIN FIVE THOUSAND
lean Warnne FIies ar Rate 90 over
Vile Winure in rhe aI-riae
WnnauInar-lrhs.r H-rar-is
HrulEem.

ArLANTp- CITY 81. e.. pilv 0-Wllte1.
Eroukins. driving a WrE1t bi-phue.
reached an attitude e1iCIiH1su al Gl5a feer
over -ne ocean iast evening aud hroke the
worlds -suurri Cor aer1uaue altitude
Er1ukius spenr Z hour minutes AMI 81
seconds in the air. according tu official
lining About eftv-seven minutes 1f ttis
tine was made IN me giruling ascent tae
r-Ish OF over a mile TO rle ground Gunsin-
ing less than seven minutes.
de used MIS- ast drur az gasoline ar his
highest alutlIde. ami vas st1ll climbing
when his engine missed explosions. The
Iviucur brought MS machine back Go ,eva
n get the hast drun nj fIsi gut of me
stur-agn tank 90 realH me lns lf vision OF
anEineers On tie 1eaCn. ReaChing tine
.maEinarv ine BrouiSins started To glide
u1 sar-h amt ais engine su1upssi when be
was ar q - feet ami sLil over -iie ocean.
HilH eirciing glide uo ,ne 1each. wniGh u1e
crowd believed 10 De a lir lf fancy flvtu=,
was done 20 save himself rom diving inru
-tlH sea
ssusafiaunI Flights nv Wor1ne.
BETHANY PLAIN RHEIMS IIiv II
Many recuryls have been 1r1ken az the avi-
Iriun meeting here during the week. put
tne most sensational flights have been
made by Leon Mor1ne. the French aTiarur
vino to-day in a new lOa-iurae-puwsr Bler1ut
mununlane. covered 1--WE kilnmeusrz ts.lB
miles, IN ..5s and eight zilumetsrz in 5.s1,
and by "a LauUuCnera. Also a Eranunman.
who broke the worlds reCurd FOR distance
Ewing Gao kilumeter,--Zl1-14 miles, in
single flight. IN 4.s7-a5
The must remarkalle achievement OF a
rsrnari1anIe day was tl1ut OF Murane. VIM
So
minute. while tan other machines ware IN
-ile air. As compared win hts r1ev seemed
Co b. standing still LeBlHnu viii use rflis
type uf aergpiHne IN tle GrOrviuu Bennett
aunrest and French experts consider that
ne has a splendid chance 10 capture the
trophy as tina speed devsinped by Murane
rudHv was more than four minutes under
tl1e winning time OF Glenn 4. Ctlrtiss rur
me same distance last year
CIiesla-nrs reduced tie LOO Kilometres
record t6Z-2 miles, to Lessen Auhrtln. in a
lnunuulane. with single nassenger cuvorsd
I:z kilometres 1887 miles, in s.ds.9L la
Bmu1arrt was awarded a special prize If
i.0ss for brealinE Oiesihgers' REGARD 1f
- Kilometres. maize before riie c1npeu-
Jfun. FOR rl1e single diHtanrs nrtza-
The cunstructur' prize fur the greatest
total distance covered by tirea machines
OF one design goes to rf1e Auuuinet-ps
munuuiHne which covered 274s kilometres
IG.71S miles,.
NIaIner established a worlds record faI
{ carrying tyvu passengers ar the aviation
meet to-day Ee Few Cor a275 ktiumererz
I C675g milesl ar an attitude OF fifty meters
I 16A taet. Auhrun mHsie a new disTanus
/ rarurd with a single pasHengHr III g kilo-
l rusrers C5I7S miles in LIS. Both used
BIeriur munOpanes.
Z BIC. France. Iuiy An TahuteRu tuday
/ few 81 kilOmeters ti4S.& miles, in uwS
\ hours and fur-1r-fips minutes. beating riis
I world 3 REGARD for hipianss.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-11
Makes Race In
Face of Charges
Lee Browne Announces Candidacy fur
Realisation 10 Illinois Legislaturs.
Though U1der Indictment

OTTAWA H.. Juiy M-Lea O'Neiil
Browne. Legislative demuuratzn Lender ul-
der bribery indictments ar Chicago and
Springfield announced himself as a 1a1di-
tHrs Tor denomination a member OF the
Legislature in the local newspapers here
yesterday.
Er1wne primary petitiunH are being cir
cIIiaresf IN EaSalls county ana il is said
rhHr airaAdy tns r-giIiHits number af sigma
lures ms bean secured. All OF the Urlsr
members OF the IeHisiHrurs. accused OF
c1mpilcit.- in me LaT1mer scandal or m
connection with the 81 Louis Jackpot
have quit the leEtHiarfEe race.
II is said thar Browne will meet uu-
DuHitfUn frum fuur quarters in uhe persnns
af Jonn + MCI1usifey df LASAile and "
A EnunHun. Peter Remnant and GsurEe
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FISH INSURGENTS GET BUSY
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and dUihr n expressed uuniEhr "a ID
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the tank he are ne lrr1e fsllnuvs rhas-f
riis mig dnes AMI ruled generally as l0ni III
me aHh m hiH section az -lle aquarium. To-
day ne insurgents got busy They enasf7f
~Iun Cannun' around and aEuund hir.4.r
piecen our Of MS tail and using him an zan-
orally The keepers had % -aks him aur u
sara his Ira