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Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
FEDERATION RECEPTION AT MRS.
HARDING'S TUESDAY EVENING
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
At the conclusion of the federation
meeting at the Presbyterian church
last night. Mrs. T. NJ. Harding, a
former president OF the organization.
entertained all of the club ladies and
their friends at her homie on Green
wood avenue. Mrs. Harding. assisted
by Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Den
yer. ex-president of the general fed
Grafton of Women's clubs of the Uni
ted States. and the officers of the
State Federation were in the receiy-
ing line and extended a cordial well
come to the guests The punch bowl
was presided over by Mrs. T. NJ. Hard
ing Jr., and Miss Mary Hoyt of Col
den. while Mrs. lyman and Mira
Boucher saw that all were served with
ice cream
The dahlia figured prominently in
the decorations and was used with
very artistic effect. Dark red was the
shade of color employed In the de-
corating scheme of the dining room
and yellow and pink were the pre-
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
PROCEEDINGS OF
FEDERATION OF MUCH
PUBLIC INTEREST
Prom Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
With nearly one hundred delegates
present from all parts of the state
the sisteenth annual convention of
the Colorado State Federation of wo-
mems clubs was formally opened by
Mrs. Harry Landon Holiister OF Pu-
ebio. president OF the organization.
at the First Presbyterian church at
S o'clock last night There was a
brief musical program by Miss Eula
whitmore as organist and N
Williamson as vocalist. followed by
an address OF welcome by Mrs. Chas
Z. Waldo, chairman of the local exc
cutive committee. and by City Attor-
ney Hardy Sayre az the representative
of the mayor and city council. Re
sponse on behalf OF the delegates was
made by Mrs. ]. A. Gravett OF Sa-
Ida. first vice president of the feder-
alton.
The presidents message. by Mrs.
Hollister. was well received, al
though she took issue with the public
school system OF the country, stating
that our schools are OVERRIDING and
undorteaching; that we expect too
much OF our poorly paid teachers and
instructors; that co-eduoation should
no, exist In our hish schools; that
the schools Of the land should tsaoh
the hoys and shs sts's skin and pro-
ficisaey n ~ hsanshoi1 essaeniss.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
.DELEC', lies SELECTED
TO THE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION
From wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Precinct primaries were held by
the Republicans throughout the coun-
" last night for the purpose OF Sc
lecting delegates TO the county con-
vention. to be held at the court house
next Saturday afternoon for the pur-
pose OF nominating q ticket for coun-
" offices As far az can be as
certained they were well attended and
full delegations were chosen to rep
resent the party in the convention on
Saturday. There are thirty-seven
precincts in the county as follows:
six in Canon City; three in South
Canon; three in Florence; two In
Rockvale and one each In Glendale
Goal Creek. Coaldale. currant creek.
Hillside. Hardscrabble. Elred. Park
dale. Cotopaxi. Lower Beaver. Howard
Williamsburg. Cottonwood. Upper
Beaver. Brookside. Texas Creek.
Chandler. Wilbur. Brewster. Fruit
mere. Russell. whitehorn. Portland
and Radiant
The county cony ention will be COM
posed OF two hundred and two dele
gates and among It's members will be
many new people The delegates Sc
iected In the Canon City precincts and
in the adjacent territory are as fol-
lows.
Percinct No. /. Canon CITY
d. n. Cooper. C. T. Chapman. James
Pennington. r. H Coleman. ]. T. Cal
vert. W. L. Morris. Herman Loehr, J..
d. Lloyd. C. Z. Reeves. T II. Mciner
T. S. Armstrong and b. r. Rockafel-
low.
Precinct No. 2. Canon City
Robt- 8 Lewis. n = stockder. ,. l.
Morgan. J. c. Peobody. l.. NJ Ray
nolds. V. 8. Simon. LAfe Combs. A.
s. Sage. II. c. Webster and A. r.
Stockton.
Precinct No. =. Canon City
Julius cramer. (. c. Hiatt. chss.
Swanson. Dr. C. H. Graves. Sam
Higgins. John Shaw. Jr. Harold r
Waldo and chas. Foresman-
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
Fremont County Gets:
Sweepstakes on Best County Display
FIRST on Best Collection of Apples
First on Best Box Winter Apples
First on Best COLLECTION of Grapes

which 1t is a part Other premiums
to its exhibitors were first on best
box winter apples. first on best col
lection of grapes. and first, second
and third on best display Of peaches,
pears and plums. l is believed that
fully one hundred and fifty prem
iums have been awarded TO Fremont
county exhibitors at the State fair.
a number surpassed by but few coun-
ties in Colorado. Ths Canon City
district always makes a fine showing
OF fruit at the State fair here, but
il has broken all records this year.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

Liftls Gladys Anderson has been
ssripusay m Sur the last few days
- = fnproving under the care OF
Dr. Wnkinson-
d. r. Breckenridge has sold his
ranch on Garfield street to Mr.. Eli
Lenegar of Nebraska, who will take
possession as soon as the apple crop
rs off
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge and Mrs
Lowman. the mother of Mrs. Brecken-
ridge. will spend the winter in Cali
fornia- Mrs. Lowman is visiting in
Nebraska at present
The family OF Geo. Anderson on
Grand avenue. are enjoying a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. L. weilman and
baby who arrived from Sterling, Ka
Saturday evening. The trip was made
In their automobile II being a strag-
Cling section OF the September so
cialibliity run they having turned
back at that time for repairs some
twelve miles enroute. However
Canon City rs too good an attraction
to pass by. and the trip is lust In
time TO take In the beauty OF our APP
pie orchards, Mrs. Anderson and
ars. wsiimAa are sisters. and the
mother Mrs. coyie. also OF Ste ling.
~bo n sim visiting In the Anderson
hone naAss tAs occasion the nssurs
of . eAnkly sssnAna- +
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
LIVE NEWS NOTES
FROM LINCOLN PARK
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
MIR. H. B. Ready is home from New
Mexico. where he has been for some
time improving his farm near Max
well.
VIM. Jones OF Chestnut street spent
some days last week at Colorado
Springs and Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs of Denver are
guests in the home Of N. r. King on
Walnut street.
The Lincoln Park prayer meeting
convenes this week. Wednesday even
ing ON Grand avenue at the home Of
Dr. Youngman. the leader being DIR.
youngman.
The cuthbert family of Grand aven-
ne and Jim Cuthbert and family of
East Canon took picnic outing to
80 Marble Quarries the fir
week.
Mr.. c. - Hansen OF LOGAN street
lately came into possession of an
other fruit ranch. IL Is a SIX acre
tract on 18th street. purchased OF T.
u. Coulter.
A. y. orendorff OF Cedar street one
OF our Lincoln Park citizens who
spent last week az tho State fair
stayed over for the Irrigation con-
grsss shis week.
Mrs. iAnkins has rented her prop
sriy on Park avenue 10 the family
OF W, g. Thomas. who ars taking
possession this week,
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
CANON CITY GETS TWO
OFFICERS OF GRAND CHAPTER
Prom tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Al the Eighteenth meeting OF the
Grand Chapter. Order Of the Eastern
Star. in Denver last week. Canon City
was especially honored, being given
two offices in the grand chapter. viz:
that of associate grand patron and
associate grand conductoress. The
officers were installed Thursday night
and are as follows; Mrs. Jennie
videl. Holly. grand mairon: Miss Lii
liam Holt. Delta. associate grand ma
tron: VIII D. Grisard. Pueblo. grand
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

TO attract general attention and he Ia
OF the opinion that they will be n
great advertisement for this section.
The Fremont county display of fruits
is generally conceded TO be the best
there and will direct the attention of
people from all parts OF the country
to the splendid character OF our or
chards.
According TO Mr. Emmerson, the
only serious opposition Fremont
county has TO securing the Hearst
silver cup. the grand prize of the cx-
position. comes from otero county.
which has magnificent display OF
It's agricultural and industrial pro-
ducts at the exposition.
No admissi,a fee Is charged 10 the
exposition grounds and there is n
large crowd In attendance every day.
Horticultural Instector. A, q. Taylor,
p. II. Troutman. Charles White and
Harry d Maddox are In charge OF the
Fremont county sShibis % The sspos.
itiep srouuds,
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

came to Colorado and located in Fair
play in Park county, where he has
since resided In 1882 a partnership
came to Colorado and located ct Fair.
play in Park county where he has
since resided. In 1862 a partnership
was formed between Judge Wilkin
and Judge Morton S. Bailey. which
continued for ten years. or. until tha
removal Of the latter to this county
Judge Wilkin was elected prosecuting
attorney of the old fourth judicial
district composed of FL Paso. Doug
las, Elbert, Park and Chaffee coun
ties in 1882, an office he held for
three years. There was a lot of work
to do in curbing the lawlessness Of
the undesirable citizens" of the
district, but Judge Wilkin proved TO
be the right man for the place and
when his term of office expired the
county was an inviting field for relig-
ious evangelists and Sunday school
missionaries
Judge wilkin has been mayor of
Fairplay for six or seven years, a po-
sition he now holds. He has been
president of the board OF education
since 1901 and his advice is sought by
his neighbors on all matters of local
interest He is a member of the
by officers of the United States army
and including in its membership sold
iers of the Civil war and their sons
Judge wilkins connection with it Is
an inheritance from his father who
was a cavalryman in an Ohio regiment
during the war 4 the Rebellion
No man in Colorado stands higher
in the estimation of his fellowmen
than Judge wilkin, fact predicated
upon his high personal honor and in
tegrity and his usefulness to the
community. He has never been
seeker of office. -bnt what positions
he has held have come to him without
solicitation. being given TO him as a
tribute of esteem by those who ap-
preciate his attainments as a lawyer
and his splendid qualities as citizen.
In selecting Judge wilkin to the dis
trict bench the people of the Eleventh
judicial district will do credit to
themselves and honor worthy man
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

patron; Clark Cooper. Canon City. as
sociate grand patron; Eliza s. Cohen
Colorado Springs, grand secretary
Ernestlne Kenke of Leadyille, grand
treasurer; Minnie L. Higgins of Den
yer. grand conductress and Carrie T.
Marr OF Canon City. associate grand
conductress. The accredited delegates
to the general grand chapter which
meets in jacksonville. Florida In No
yember are Jennie Vidal. VIII d. Gri-
sard. Lillian Helt and Cark Cooper.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
FREMONT COUNTY
HAS fine DISPLAY
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Frank Emmerson returned home
from the National Irrigation congress
exposition at Pueblo this morning
where he has been employed for sew
eral days In connection with the ar
rangements OF the Fremont county
display in the exhibition tents on the
grounds The exposition is being held
in Mineral Palace park and is the
most notable affair OF the kind In the
history of Colorado. He says there are
six large tents ON the grounds, four
OF which are devoted to the display
of the farm. garden, horticultural
and manufactured products OF the ir-
rlgated lands OF the west; principally
OF the Arkansas valley.
The Fremont county display. which
is really an excellent one. although
not ms complete and comprehensive
as Il might have been. is housed
principally In the agricultural pro-
docts tent. but 10 also represented In
the other departments. Mr., Emmer-
son says the exhibits from this coun-
y are being shown IN such vv ~
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

Precinct No. 4, Canon City
DR.. W. T. Little, U. E. Sidebottom
A. C. Jensen, Guy U. Hardy. w. E
Gibson. E. E. McKinnon, c. A. Linnee
C. II. Swanton. E. F. Jewett. Geo. F,
RocSafellow. A. r. Livingstone and
Lane Duff.
Precinct No. 5, aCnon City
A. l.. Jeffrey. Tom Parker. ]. J.
Lewis, It. b. Coulter, T. II. Logan
Andy johnson. r. W Sperry and H.
c. Benson.
Precinct No. 6. Canon City
Chas W. Van Patten. Richard
Houle, Dr. ]. Homer Dickson. Jona-
than Sesmon, Harry W. Combs. H.
L. McIlvaney. W. L Burton. Prof. c,
ID. Hall. T. v. Ragsdale. John c,
Hyssong. John w Emmerson. Hardy
sayre. A II. McLain and A e. Shar-
man.
Precinct No. 80. Fruitmere-
c. II. Manoon. C. @. Lacy. J. t
Arthur. A.E. Hurlbert. Hiram Jack
son. W W. Rice. S. II. Sperry, Frank
Singer and John Giim.
Precinct No. 20. South Canon
T. II. Robbins. Phil Hayes, Sr. W
]. Davis. F. X Miller-EH stnemeyer
William Higgins. ID. L. Robson
Thomas White and E r Bess.
Precinct No. 81. South Canon
J. r. Quinn. Geo. E Colgate. A
J. Melchi. W. B. Newton. J. X
Humphrey. n. b. King. T. C. Wright
c. Hutchinson. A. s Bailey and John
Thomas.
Brookside Precinct--
Joe viIzetii. A. N orendorff ans
John Shaw. Sr.
Precinct No. 20. Lincoln PARK
b. C. woodford. S. J. Andrews. E
H. Bailey. LII. Hall. J. W. Dunlap
J. H. Trotter. Frank Broughfon. c
VI Chase. NJ. R. Gerashty. z D Barn
hart and l. C. Thompson.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

She also denounced as almost Grimm
al the practice of parents in allowing
their daughters to work in offices
factories. stores and other places OF
business. thus taking the places and
salaries that rightly belong to the
breadwinners OF families.
At the conclusion of Mrs. HOLSTERS
address brilliant reception was
given by Mrs. T. NJ. Harding, at her
home. 5o7 Greenwood avenue. In
honor of the visitors and their friends.
Standing in line with the hostess
was Mrs. Plat Decker of Denver.
former president of the general fed
Grafton. and the officers of the state
Organization. The greater part of
this morning was given over by the
federation to hearing the reports OF
committees and other matters OF a
business nature. although the dis
cusslons were OF general interest
The meeting this morning was open
ed by an Invocation by Mrs. Geo. F.
SEWER OF Canon City after which Mrs.
T, H. Pyles OF Fountain made a report
OF last nights proceedings. Mrs. NJ.
4. taynoida then invited the fedora
tion members and others In attend
anee at the convention 20 visit the
Canon City public schools. MN Hol-
lister stated that II would be = pisas-
sss W sseept the IsvisasIen, hut sosbs
scsssass1 - pass vVusj
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
vrSss fridays Daily.

Pueblo, Colo. Sept 23-
The committee on awards OF the
Colorado State fair this morning an
nounced that Fremont county had
been given the sweepstakes for the
best display OF fruits by any county
taking part in the competition a
distinction for which its orchardists
may well be proud. Fremont coun-
ty was also given the first prize for
the best collection OF apples andwas
awarded the blue ribbon for the best
display OF fruits in tia district OF
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
DIED HERE TUESDAY
FRuM TUBERCULOSIS

From Wednesdays Daily.
John A. Davis, died at mis- lodgings
on Macon avenue yesterday morning
from tuberculosis. aged. tewnty-eight
years Deceased was born at Lime
stone Cove. East Tennessee, and con-
tracted the disease from which he
died about five or six monthhs ago.
He leaves a wife and child. who were
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
c. A. W|LK|N NAMED
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
Republicans Of Four Counties Pot Up
Prominent Lawyer And Distinguished
Citizen For Important Place.

From Saturdays Daily.
The Republican judicial convention
for the district comprising Fremont
Custer, Chaffee and PARK counties
was held this afternoon In the court
house All the counties were well
represented and everybody most en-
thusiastic over the prospect of sue
cess.
Judge C. D. Bradley, nestor OF the
Fremont County Bar, was made chair
man and E H. Stinemeyer secretary.
There being no contests. the cre-
dentials handed in to the secretary
were adopted as the roll call Of the
convention
Moynahan, placed in nomination for
district judge, Charles A. Wilkin of
Park county.
Mr. wilkins nomination was sec
ded by Attorney A. H. McLain Of
Canon City, Attorney E H Slime
meyer for Custer county and several
others.
There being no other nominations
the nomination of Charles A. Wilkin
for district judge was made by ac-
clamation-
You may have seen enthusiastic
conventions but you never saw any
thing like that The people all over
this district had risen up and as one
man demanded the nomination of
Mr. wilkin. The feeling Of the peo-
pie in all parts of the district was
shown by the enthusiasm of the dele
gates present. II was a sure call and
a strong call and one OF the best ex-
amples of dignified place seeking
the worthy man you ever saw.
Judge Charles A. Wilkin-
Judge Chas. A wilkin was born
at Athens. Ohio. fifty-six years ago
and was reared in the Buckeye state
He attended Ohio university for one
year and then matriculated as . stu
dent of the University of Wisconsin
at Madison. where he was graduated
in 1874. He was a school teacher both
before and after his graduation. sub
sSquently studying law with Major
Townsend at Athens. where he later
practiced on his own account for one
year.
In thu spring of 1850 Judge wilkin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
SEVERELY CROSS EXAMINED
DIX. II. II. CRIPPEN CONCLUDES
HIS TESTIMONY IN HIS OWN
BEHALF.
Defendant Believes He Has Conyinc
ed Jury Of His lnnoccnce--Con-
victiOn Is Doubtful.
United Press specia,.

London, Oct. 21.--After a severe
cross examination by the king s
counsel Dr. Crippen this afternoon
concluded his testimony in his own
defense He is confident he con-
vinced the jury of his innocence of
numbering his wife. Belle Gilmore.
Practically all of the crowns evil
dence is crcumstantial. Spectator, S
who have been close observers OF
the trial believe conviction is i'm
possible
The denfense closed its case after
examining several expert witnesses
who sought to discredit the testimo-
ny of the prosecution experts The
defense argued that an operation on
Mrs. Crippen could not have formed
the scar alleged by the prosecution to
have been found on the body discov-
cred in Crippen's house. Barrister
Tobin summed up for the defense.
The kings counsel will sum up for
the prosecution tomorrow Chief JUS
tice Alverstone will charge the jury
immediately after noon tomorrow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
ROBBERS FIRE BU|LO|MG
AFTER MERCHANT Is ASSAULT.
ED TORCH IS APPLIED TO
THE STORE.
Charley Hendricks of lyersOn Has
Narrow Escape From Terri
BILE Deatil---Receivcs Heavy
Blow on the Head.

A daring attempt at robbery and
arson was committed at the llttl.
town of lveTson on the line of Ellis
and Hill counties Friday mornin.
between 5 and o'clock. AS re-
suit of an attempt To rob a store
there the proprietor. Charley Hend,
ricks, came very near being burned
to death in the building after he
had been knocked In the head and
left unconscious by the robbers.
Mr.. Hendricks was sleeping in the
store and shortly after 3 o'clock
Friday morning he was aroused b,
some one on the inside. He re-
sisted the attempt OF the burglars
and was struck heavy blow on the
head which rendered him insensible
Leaving the unconscious form oi
Hendricks in the store the robbers
set fire to the building an escaped
The injured man revived In time t.
drag himself out of the building BE-
fore escape was cut off by the en-
croaching flames. The building and
stock of goods were completely de-
stroyed. An investigation II being
conducted by Hill county officers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
Play Hillsboro Today.

The Waxahachie High school foot
ball team went to Hillsboro today t.
play the High school team OF that
cit The two teams have been riyalk
"a The gridiron for many years anf
tae local team is going to do their
best TO be victorious. The team Is
III good condition with the exception
cf Oldham, who has bad arm. This
team was accompanied by K. l.. Par
ker. high school coach. Roger Ed
mondson OF the Curtin Drug COM
pany and Clyde Kennon and Snap
pcgf Munroe. of Munroe Bros.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
RheA lslasa >enalsa inquired ,H
We, M.sls~was
Maaees
UNDER CARE Or DOCTORS
~ sssahna ksseA,aed s,sh l'gated
N'sa Al Aala famdl,ma
Il aasiea Meth
AnAwas
! nlfea i'geas aesssial

j AeN Aefs o@ Ia Eenalof MI
sun A Aidslfh ~ Whesr lslana j
slo~lg resessfle Ia BE apart
NihtA loaas itnm safieut 0ae aeai
whleh befeil him iafB nlHh3 Ta.
sonHief himssH aoss net tuus laN
A@N hu @as lnt8Fe1 hm believes
ih85 BE- yves sifNeh by @ thslrsb -
slemsie caf issalaie optimistic ~.
ports li BE- understood hls condition
~ caHtlue much annFtf il ia said
the maiu ihjuries are aHuui iip eenaH
tors head
Having dfcgse3 inr dinner senator
Aiarleh sir0lled outside his Para
avenue apartments aud was wait.
iug foF has wife snd sau Tgcniy
minutes iateF be staggered iplo the
house aud sank into the arms Of
friends there. Physicians remained
with him throughout the night
Dr. n. Holbrook Curtis, the sena-
tors family physician. added to the
mystery today by refusing te las
how senator Aldfich sustained his
injuries other than that he he been
run down" Dr. Curtis said: 'rh,
senator has o cut over the left eve
brow that extends over the forehead
he is badly bruised on tho face ena
head.
When asked whether or not the
wounds were the result OF an as
sault as rumered Or Curtis refused
70 reply.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
BALLOON GERMAN|A LANOs
o\E of THE l>TEH>ATloNA NJ
RACERS COMES TO EARTH
N CANADA.
started From ~. Louis with Mn,
Others Monday Afternoon.
Long and Pcrilous Flight.
United Press Special.

Germania. one of the contestants In
the International race from St
Louis, landed today at Villa Marc
fifty miles from Haileyburg. accord
ing TO q dispatch received from IN.
latter place. That village has eight
hundred population and is reached
three times a week by boats. TIL.
Germania crossed Lake Manitoulin
and then travelled northeast over
Temiskaming, flying at low alti-
tudp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
RAILROAD SHOPS CLOSED
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED Ma
CHINISTS ON MISSOURI Pa
CIFIC LAY DOWN TOOLS
Strike Is Called by President Of In.
transitional Association OF Ma
chinists--Twenty-One
Shops Affected.
United Press Special.

st. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 21.-Prompt-
" at 10 o'clock this morning $500
union employees in twenty-one
shops on the Missouri Pacific and
Iron Mountain systems walked out
in accordance with strike orders is-
sued by James O'Connell, president
OF the International Association OF
Machinists. The strikers are prepar-
ed to remain out indefinitely. In a
tie up OF these syatems a general
strike is threatened affecting all the
Gould lines.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21
DENIES BRIBERY CHARGE
sUNAEa :. tslloilaig sAss ut
Wn N,3T ot,G ~ nlsinl
tsHtktR
i.Iker 1estiti,a.i thar s.i,,sssi.r os.
fefsd Him ~5e.t4bU Ia Vote
tgains, sp,i-s.ani.iine
tiiil


NIFHd FF'8F NperlHI
ossiniuE. y. y. Oct. 2I.-sn IA,
sarden's office of Sing Sing prison
today former Quarantine Commits
sioner Frederick Schroeder OF New
York, who is serving -four years foi
looting BROOKLYN savings bank. de-
MED TO the legislative graft invcsii-
10 brihe Congressman Otto FoeIkor
10 defeat the anti-gambling bill
Foelker had testified that Schroeder
had offered him $50 600 to vote
against the bill.