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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
HUNTERS MAKE:
GRUESOnE FIND
WOMAN WITH NEW BORN BAEE
AND 4 YEAR OLD CHILD
WERE NEAR STARVATION IN
MINNESOTA WiLDS.

Duluth, Dec "a. Amid Intermittent
calls Of a pack Of hungry wolves.
which We're answered by the cries Of
her four year old daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Darrah, aged "a, who alleges that
she was deserted by her husband
gave birth six days ago to baby IN
a partially r0efIees shack near Peli
can Lake, this county.
To-Day she ami her two children
were found, surroualsd by most ap
palling conditions, They were taken
TO farm house for protection
For a week previop to tAe birtA
of the child, Mrs. Darrah had been
critically i'll, and only the services d
the four year old child We're extended
70 Ler up TO today, when hunters
stumbled across the shack containing
the woman and her children
The weather has leen extremely
cold, There was no food or fire in
the cabin the past week, and the
family were on the point of starva-
ton when found. The EVuth author.
tiles have taken charge Of the family
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
WHIPS HOLD-UP
MAN IN COURT
SIXTY YEAR OLD PHYSICIAN IN
CHICAGO ILLUSTRATES TO
JUDGE HOW HE HANDLED
THE PIcKpockET.

Chicago, Eec. 24,--Dr. Patrick II,
Hayes, who ID G0syears old but ath-
letic, pummeled a man in Municipal
judge Hines court today, and was
lnrebuEed. 1t eame about thus
When Hayes was attacked by Ed-
ward Meyers, an alleged piekrocGet
aril hold-up man, Friday night, the
physician punched Meyers until tte
ia,.eg cried quits. Hayes then cal-d
q policemen and had Meyer: tasea to
Jail.
What did you do, doctor, when
this man tried to rob you% asked
the court toaay when Myers was Any
raigned.
Without replyiag Hayes jumped Al
Meyers with the agility OF a boy,
seized the prisoner by the collar,
threw him against the bench, struck
him repeatedly with his clencked fists
ana wound up by hurling Meyers to
the floor and nd.sitting upon him.
There judge, that's what did,
said Hayes.
Meyers, who is "a years old, was
held to the grand iury.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
MILLION DOLLARS NEEDED 70
s THE SUFFERING IN
PARTS or CHINA.
SITUATION IS SERIOUS
Growing More So Daily--Missionaries'
Communications Picture Hor-
rible Details OF Starva-
ton Rampant.

New York, Dec. 24.--Private ad-
vices received here state that the
famine In China, already reported iii
the news dispatches from Pekin, mas
80 far affected 100000 persons md
that million dollars Is urgently
needed for their aid.
Rev. Arthur j. Brown representing
boards and societies of foreign mis-
Isioas of the United tSates and Can
ada made rublic here tonight d cable
message from the nter-denomination
!al com ttee Of foreign missionaries
IN Shanghai. 1t says:
"1he famine Is to great extent
ever the northern part of Kiang-Sl
and An-Hui provinces Three million
|are affected. The Chinese gove,n-
|ment and people are generously con-
tributing relief According to the
report cf missionaries in the district
IaHected, LIE rell@I is insuiflcinet. A
million dollars is needed. The help
must be carried on until May.
The combined population Of the
two provinces named In the cab'e is
| I37,G50,549.
In greater detail Rev. Edwin G.
l,obenstine, Presbyterian missionary,
describes the conditions in letter
las follows:
| we are passing through another
| time Of famine here. Past years have
been marked by repeated floods and
this year both the spring and falt
lcrops have been almost total failures,
A region 80 miles wide by nearly ~
miles long has been swept by the
worst floods within the memory of
man. The people are desperate IL
Is hard to preach the gospel of love
70 those who are starving, or ON the
verge thereof, unless at the same
time one can help, their physical
need
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
DUCHESS icHERsEUL PRAEsllN
ARANDoNs HER A-cusA
TioNs iN THE CASE.
ATTORNEYS LEAVE Court
Spectators Shout "Long Live p'Aul
byis-Prosecution's Foundation
Practically Destroyed y
Case Continues.

Tours, France, Dee. "a, The series
of sensations that has enliven tlls
trial of Count and Countess
D'Aulby de Gatigny reached the, eli
max today when the Duchess Chez
.enlsPraeslin, formerly Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Paine, Of Boston, abandon
ed her accusations that D'Aulby and
HIS wife had conspIred I'd swindle
her out Of 100000 i'll the sale o.
apurious paintings.
As the duchess lawyers walked out
of the court room the crowd Of spec
tatcrs stood agape, wondering what
wogld be the next move in the
strange case.
M. Bernard, for the defense, asked
the public prosecutor to stop the pro
ceedings, hpt this was refused ant
lie trial continued. The evidence
vas concluded during the day, where
lpon adjournment was taken unit
January 2, when arguments will be
made and the findings Of the cour
srobahiy announced,
The withdrawal of the duchess
theoretically weakens if it does no
destroy the foundation fer the prose
cutiqn 1t is understood she was ac
ltuated By the conclusion of private
agreement concerning the disposition
Iof letters which D'Aulby had allege'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
TAFT FAMILY REUNION
VIII Be Distinguishing Feature Oh
Presidents Christeas--At the
White House.

Washington, Dec, 24.--Like most
other folks a family reunion and tur.
key dinner will be distinguishing
feature Of President Taft's Christmas
After attending churcn services in
tse morning the president will spenn
he day surrounded by his entire
family. All three OK the Taft children
are in Washington and viii spend
the holidays at the White House.
All of the presidents children have
rassel the Christmas tree and Santa
Clans age, and for that reason there
vii be no presentation spruce at the
White House. Nor will there be any
visitation or old Kris Krlngle. The
White House has missed the novelty
|of d Christmas tree since the early
|days OF the Roosevelt administration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
SETTLEMENT N
WAGE: DISPUTE
EM-.iMEEraS And RAILROADS
GONE TO AGREEMENT BY EF-
FORTS or NELL.
CHEAT STRIKE AVERTED
Engineers Receive Average Increase
in Wages Of 10 1-3 er 7Icent--
Also Xmas Present 1892
Each OF $4,000 Men.

Chicaso, Dec. 2i.--rho wage dis
pit-@ between the BroiheEsoad cf IL,
eaa i've Engineers ana siXt&oaa
4!l} a4a west, no1ta taad soath oi
-h; was sattlatl Aece tolly.
III tlae Wi'l 9a M st 'lk2.
irat19a, iiie caBigsefs Est an axe =
.a3c Increase ~ wac Of 10 ~ roe
cent of tAeig 1910 Wa%a scale alviag
taeaa \ C,lTfstnas pga cat or an ayar-
aae a2rrqsieaal3iT st93 far each Of
$4,000 nien involved. far each subse-
qnent year Specifically, the agree.
meni provides for raise oil 40 cents
a day for III ensieee.s, with differ
entlal in addition cI 25 cents for 2l5,-
900 pound engines, and an additional
Is cents day for smaller mallet en-
gines and a diffepential of 81 a day
Efor the heaviest mallets.
IN letter to United States Com
missioner Charles p. Neil, who, as
mediator under the Erdman act
brought settlement out Of what
I seemed sure disagreement, Granc
Chief Engineer Warren s. Stone, o
I the Brotherhood gave as the reason
for accepting the terms offered the
suffering ana loss which would at
! tend a general western strike,
Numerous specific working condi
tions are improved by the agreem6R
signed formally late today and the en-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
SENSATIONAL
MURDER CASE
PEOPLE IN OKLAHOMA TOWN
ARoUSED-PoSSE ON TRACK
OF SLAYER WITH PACK OF
BLooDHOUNDS.

Hennepin, Okla, Dec. 24.--Aroused
by the murder of r. S. Burns, q
physician aged 33, in his office here
last night, a posse, with bloodhounds
tonight is seeking the unidentified
slayer.
The phys:aian's skull was beaten
in. The killing took place white
Burns lay sleeping in his office
Following the killing 1t is be,
lieved the slayer loaded the body on
a wagon, bauled 1t half mile bu;
changing his mind, drove back. Th9
body was found near his office
None knew OF the murder until to-
day, when a patient found bloody bed
clothes.
The physician was under indic,.
ment on charge Of having assaulted
a blacksmith here with intent to kit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
ASSENBLYNEH
ORDERED HOME:
CHINESE REGENT ISSUES LONG
EDlcT--LEADERS AGiTATiNG
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERN.
MENT SCORED.

Peklng, Dec "a. The government
and the national assembly issued
counter de6ances today
In lengthy edict the throne or
'erel the return home OF the pro-
S--cial leaders who are now at Pc.
kiflg agi.ating for the immediate
convocation of general parliament
ana instructed the viceroys to employ
the genaarmes TO prevent further as-
semblings In the provinces and 70
treat tile agitators as revolutionayies.
them in the seyeresr man
Her.
The assembly's counter blast tooi
the form Of memorial To the thr3na
which recitcd IN scathing terms the
career Of Prince Chun, who is ad
wiser to the naval department bit
who Is OF such influence in the gov
ernment that he had borne d great
share of the attack of the progrcs
.sives, and that of his associates In
tne grand council, by, Whoni it IS as
iserted the country has been steadily
impaired. Arguing that constitu
iional regime has been begun already
land that therefore the government "
no longer vested in its entirety in tne
person OF rrince Cnun, regent, memo
rias stattSS 81 the throne does not
have the right to assume in the edicr
of December Is, in which che memo,
rial for the creation of constitu
tional government is rejected
The memorial calls for the I'm
mediate establishment of a ministry
Irresponsible to the people. II is re
ported the government is moving
modern troops with the purpose o.
supfressing any outbreak.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
WOMAN IN MANS ATTIRE
Arrested in MuskoGee--Sent to Work
on Streets When Identity Was
Discovered.

Musogee, OKLA, Dec. "a. After
working four days with a chain gang
on the streets Of Muskogee "Will
Taylor was discovered today to be
Mrs. Lawrence IIanlon, Of SIT. Louis,
VINO donned mans clothing Nov. 26
ard with her husband started south
west seeking work, They were strond
ed at Muskosee and were picked up
by the police on charge OF vagrancy
before they had been in town two
hours, and We're sentaAeed to ten
days on the chain gang.
When Mrs Han.on came out this
morning for tools to 40 to work she
forgot the heavy mems gloves which
she haa worn, and the iaiier, noticing
her slender wrist AMI delicate hands,
became suspicious. She was ques-
toned and admitted the deception.
She was placed in the woman's ward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
80 MORE VOTE SELLERS
Arrested In Manchester, ohio-Be-
iievod the Grand Jury Probe
viii Include 1000.

Portsmouth, O., Dec. 24.-Fifty
more arrests were made today in
Manchester, O., for investigation by
he aranl jury of vote selling.
Five hundred more arrests, it was
sail today by the county authorities,
wiz be made next week. 1t is be-
leved the probe will include 1000,
Judge Blair today said that every
sixth man in the county will be a
iect OF probe.
TO date ia voters have acknowl-
edged guilt Among them is Rev.
Isaac Hilten, of Red Brush.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
.AER0PLANES ARE NEEDED
Each Scout Cruiser Of United States
Navy Should BE Equipped With
at Least One Machine.

Washington, Dec. 24--Two aero
planes, or at least one two seated
machine, should constitute a part OF
the equipment Of each Of the scout
cruisers Of the United States navy.
This recommendation as an initia
step Of the government in the actiial
development Of aerial navigation
from the standpoint Of the navy, IL
made iD the report to Secretary
Meyer BY Captain Washington /
Chambers, who was delegated by the
secretary to study the possibility Of
the aeroplane in warfare.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
THE SKATING SEASON
VIII Open In Chicago January ~
Other Dates Set by Skating
Union of America.

New York, Dec. 2i.--The lnterna-
..0nal skating season viii open at
Chicago January " AtaA meeting Of
the International Skating Union Of
America, held here tonight, the fol-
owing dates for championships were
allotted:
International indoor championships
Chicago, safnary IL, IS, 10.
~asional indoor championship,
Cleveland. Jan 20, o.
National outdoor championship
Saranac Lake. New York, Jan. "a
'e5, 26.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
ST. LOUIS NEWSBoY KILLS
A RESTAURANT EMPL DYE.

St. Louis, Dec. 24,-Enraged be-
cause a steak he had ordered in d
restaurant was not served promptly
John Bennett, is years old, news
boy, this afternoon shot James Cos
tas, who died hours later Costas
was an employe Of the restaurant.
Following the shooting Bennett ex-
cuSed himself to the other diners for
The disturbance and walked out OF
the place He was arrested two
blocks away.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
RILBo sRl5E MONEY
TO JACKSON CHARITIES

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 2f.-The six
hundred and forty-five dollars in
money State Senator Theodore Bilbo
declared was paid him as bribe dur
ing the senatorial, contest last Janu
ary, was distributed as q Christmas
present today to four charitable in
stitutions in Jackson. Bilbo gave the
money TO the authorities as evidence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

store for him. Mrs. Macveigh placed
an order for some special furnish
inc, and in 4 confusion Of orde $ the
store appealed to Mr.. MaeVegn for
information as to what color he
wanted certain decorations. He de
clared ne knew nothing about the or
der. Further investigation revealed
the fact that he was due to receive
the magnificent home AZ a surprise
from his wife. The presentation will
be made Dec. 26,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

had been written by Mrs. Paine, ant
by the belief that the case was break
ing don as the result largely Of tht
incident Of yesterday, when Carries;
nelleuese, an art expert called by tn
prosecution was forced to admit thar
he Is under indictment for maintain.
ing gambling establishment in
Paris.
In today's evidence the defense
sought to prove the existence Of I
plot 10 ruin D'Aulby. His London
lawyef. Behrend, who had possession
Of the duchess alleged letters, testi
fied that he had been constantly
wv A~-.sas.
Concluded on Fourth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

New York, Dec. "a When Thomas
w. Lamont joins the firm of J. P
Morgan, & Co. Jan. l he will be the
Youngest member Of the famous bank
ing house. Mr. Lamont takes the
place Of George w. Perkins, who re.
tires from the house to take up other
work. Mr., Lamont was born Sept
so 1870, at Clayerack, N. Y. He en-
tered the banking field early in life
and was vice president of the Bank
ers' Trust company when Mr.. Nor
gan offered him a partnership in his
firm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
8 KILLED WHEN TRAIN
HITS BIG AUTO TRUCK

Philadelphia, Dec. 24.--While de-
livering Christmas packages in a big
auto truck for the Strawbridge and
Clcthier Philadelphia department
store, two men and a boy who were
in the vehicle We're killed tonignt
when B. & o. railroad passenger
train struck the truck in Moore, ten
miles from the city
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
HUNTING IN INDIA

Jaipur India, Dec. 24.--The Ger
man crown prince had his first ex-
perience at pig sticking and tiger
shooting today. He speared fine
boars and shot full grown male. tiger
near the place where the late King
Edward, the Russian emperor and
King George also shot, their first
tiger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

Washington, Dec. 24--Franklin Mac
Weigh no doubt received the costliest
Christmas present OF any one in the
United States. His wife presented
him with a home in Washington that
cost $1,0G0,000. Mrs. MacVeigl plan
led the home more than year ago.
she bought the property, had the
9lans drawn and started the house as
Il surprise for her husband. The en-
tire home was completed before Mr..
Macyeigh knew Of the present IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

gineers are given control Of electric
,tna gasoline motor cars used as loco
motives, with an increase Of 50 cents
! day in the present wages. Hostler4
nntIer the protection Of engineers get
an increase Of 25 cents a dag The
aew rates arc effective with the sig
nature Of the agreement today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
GENIUS OF LORD BYRON
May Be Responsible For Clemenc)
Granted Alabama Prisoners by
Governor Conner.

Montgomery, Ala. Dec. 24.--Clem
ency for more than 100 long term
|priosners granted by Gov. Conner to
day can be directly attributed to the
genius Of J4ord Byron.
Before the governor made his an.
nual trip through the prisons he READ
Byron's Prisoner of Chillon" and u
lis thought the hopelessness Of prison
@onfinement was SO eloquently told
Of by the poet that 1t struck the GOV
ernor forcibly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
TENNIS LEADERS.

New York, Dec. 24.--The annual re-
port of the RANKING committee Of the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion was issued today. 1t again puts
William A. I4arned at the top In the
singles list, and Hackett and Alexan-
der in the doubles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
PACKAGE or $4,000 STOLEN.

New York, Dec. "a. "A package be-
lleved to contain ten tiousaad dol
lars, addressed to George w. Chad
wick. director of the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston, was
stUien tonight from an express wagon
standing in front OF an uptown DWELL
Ing house, No motive Is assigned in
the bare report made to the police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
EEBELs SEEM DOOMED.

chihuahua, Mexica, Dec. "a; via e
Paso. "A representative Of the Asso
ciated Press who has been with tht
instructors two weeks returned to
day il4is Judgment of the situatios
in this state may be summarized in
the statement that Gen. Navarro mas
been fought back from the offensive
to the defensive, but that reinforce
ments now at hand will crush tht
rebellion within a month or two. Fed
eral troops are pouring in fast.
There is no foreigner here nov
viewing the affairs impartially who
pretends the belief that the federals
will not triumph eventually, The III
surrectos lost a chance of creating
nationwide revolt when they failed
to crush Navarro at Carro Prieto
Navarro is now at Pedernales, undet
orders not to take the offensive. His
lob Is to allow the reinforcements
now numbering treble his own force
to continue the campaign,
Nayarro's original force was scarce
" more Than the police force Wlict
the misguided goyeFament cons ere.
assfgicsent nlaz Is liow sendinss q
army
Two big trains, carrying thirtee'
hundred left here this morn
ing to reinforce Navarro.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
CATTLE KING DIES.

Central City, N'eb., Dec 24.-Thos.
Benton Hord, of this place, said to
have been the largest cattle breeder
in the world, died today at Minneapo.
lis, where he went to consult spe-
clalist. lie suffered from paralysis
for two years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
GETS CABINET JOB.

Colun BUS, O., Dec. 2t.-secretary
OF State Carni A. Thompson an
nornced tosaY his acceptance from
Taft of the office of assistant secre-
tary Of the interior The salary Is
$4,5O0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

Icwa City, Ia., Dec 24.--The net
profits of the past seasons football
games AZ Iowa University amount to
about $4,000. Gross receipts $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25
REBELS BLEW
UP G BRIDGES
STOLE TRAIN ON I'll PASo AND
NoRTHWEsTERN RAILROAD \
THURSDAY NIGHT.
NAVARRO REINFORCED
Has Orders Now to Rest Original
Force end AilcW New Troops to
Continue Campaign Against
the insur.cctos.

El Paso, Dec pa telephone
message from superintendent George
Rntledge, who went Gown with the
Ii TasoN and Northwestern train III
its i,eip gcath today, reports that the
levolution.1-- = blew up at least siz
erilges, and possibly more, after steai-
ing the train Thursday night,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-25

concluded on Fourth rage.l
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
G O Min u E d
C r o
P A G F. O N f
WHO IS CHAMPION

her arrival at Spokane, she or
ganized what is known as the Spo-
kane Sorosis club, one of the lead
ing big clubs of the city.
One year later she withdrew
from the Sorosis and with the aid
of several ladies established the
Cultus club, one of the most exclu-
sive clubs in Spokane, of which
she is still a prominent and be-
loved member.
With the aid of three women
some few years hence she organ
lied the Twentieth Century club
Twelve years ago aided by two wo
men she established the Athenae
UNI club. Both of these organiza
tons still hold prominent places in
Spokane's club circles.
Mrs. Galbraith in speaking Of
the value of club membership said
II value club membership very
highly 1t has done a great dea
for the upliftment of women in al
intellectual and social way. | an
not interested in womans suffrage
and political subjects and like the
quiet parlor club life which does
not take women out of their home
TO any great extent" 6off
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
ASCENDS IN A
TERRIFIC GALE
(By United Press Leased Wire

MEZlERES, France, Aug. 10
Defying the hurricane that fairly
whipped the trees from the earth,
Aviator lie Blanc, leader in the 4SS
mile cross-country flight, assembled
at 3: 80 p. M, bound for Douai, 80
miles distant. Auburn followed
suit at sos.
lie Blanc's disregard for his life
and the marvels he has performed
at prodigious heights have won
him the name of Falcon" His at
tempt today is considered extreme
ly foolhardy, and pessimists predict
disaster for both LIE Blanc and Au
| brun lie Blanc, true to his nick
name, began his flight by climbing
| into the clouds, his. machine rising
in a helix. He was carried swiftly
from view, enshrouded by the
scudding storm clouds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
ON TRACK
0FFER-D0N

This, from the Sacramento (Cal.)
Star, relates to the notorious swim
dler whose operations in Spokane
recently We're exposed in The
Press:
Fer-Don, one of the cleverest
patent medicine swindlers in the
country, who is wanted here on a
charge of having defrauded a num-
Der of Sacramento people out OF
considerable money under promise
to cure them of their ills, is re-
ported to be in San Diego. This
information has been received at
the district attorneys office.
District Attorney Wachhorst
complains of a woeful lack of CO.
operation on the part of southern
California authorities in trying to
apprehend the notorious Fer-Don
and his clever wife, who is sup
posed to be with him and against
whom proceedings will also be TAX
en- when she is arrested
81 learned that FerDon was sup
posed to be in San Diego some time
ago." says District Attorney Wach
horst, land | Immediately sent a
telegram to the district attorney OF
San Diego asking him to help me
in this case"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
---.s.s,- tB1
TO PREVENT !. :: !: y. 8.
JUGGLING

Now that the filings for the. pri7
maries have been closed. an effort
will be made to find how every
candidate for the legislature Stands
on Poindexter. Nearly every-ra-
publican endorsed today by the
farmers at their convention Isl for
Poindexter, there being but one'6r
two exceptions, and in these cases
the candidate is pledged to the
papty choice.
With the possibility of there be-
ing Juggling at Olympia after the
legislature meets, in the event that
Poindexter is nominated, an eff
fort will be made to see that the
men who go from Spokane county
will stand pledged to the wishes of
the majority.