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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
DIES FROM Burns
OF FLAMING DRESS
Mrs. Henry Hansen of Ogden
Remains Unconscious
Until Death.
Cspeclal 10 The Herald -Republican.)

Especial 20 The Republican,
ogden. June 27.--Mrs. Henry Han
sen. 2O59 Adams avenue, died at mid
night tonight as the result Of burns
received six hours before while cook
ing In the kitchen. In some unac-
countable manner the clothing Of Mrs.
Hansen caught fire. and her screams
attracted neighbOrs. She was taken
NJ once to the Ogden general hospital,
where everything was done TO save her
life. but physicians gave up hope from
the first.
Mrs. Hansen never regained con-
sciousness from the time she was
found cnvelOped I'm flames in her
kitchen until she died. She had been
cooking at a coal stove. and the man
ncr I'm which her dress caught fire is
mystery. She was alone at the time
OF the accident and her condition
made questioning impossible.
Mrs. Hansen was a sister OF Patrol
nina John Russell Of the Ogden police
force and leaves three children.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
PREPARE TO WELCOME
UTAH TRAVELLING MEN


Provo. June 27.-The Provo CONNER
ciai club is working vigorously through
committees to make the L. G. r. outing
in this city. July 4 and 3, a success.
The latest committee formed Is the ac-
commodatiOn committee. which has the
matter Of providing rooms and meals
for the large number Of guests who will
visit the city. Citizens who can furnish
rooms and meals are requested 20 com
municate with members OF the commit
tee at once. These committeeman are.
Mayor W. II. Ray. chairman: Mrs. c.
Chase. a. IT. Ahlander. Lorenzo Bate.
Joseph S. Berry. Mrs. William Strong
Mrs. DIT. +. A. Kerr, Mrs. A. TX. Maiben.
g. J. Carpenter. Wyman Berg. Mrs DIR
W. S. Holloway Mrs +. v. Vincent
Mrs. a. IT. DeLong. Mrs. W. H. Raw
John Jackson, Mrs. Ben Bachman and
Charles Burrows.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
ELEVATOR KILLS BOY
Lad Tries TO Get Out of Door and
Is Crushed TO Death
BY Car.

Gerald Johnson. aged years. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Johnson Of
Sapulpa. Oklahoma, was instantly
killed in an elevator at the Linden no
tel. 1913 East Third South street, at 9
o'clock yesterday morning.
While ascending the shaft with his
father and mother the lad became at
tracted by something and dashed for
ward in the direction Of the elevator
door. His head was caught between
the edge Of the second floor and the
base Of the elevator.
The story Of the accident. told by
Oliver Detrim. the elevator boy, CO.
incides with the account Of the acct
dent furnished by the parents. Both
claim that Gerald. for some unknown
reason. leaped for the entrance Of the
elevator cage and was killed before he
could be pulled back. Drs. J. II. Rob
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
Provo BreVities
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial to The Herald Re publican-)
Provo. June 27-The following mar
rage licenses have been issued here.
Robert T. Newhau of Hood River. Ore.
and Mary Frances Wright Of Chicago;
Archie Boren OF Wallsburg and Myrtle
Daybell of Charleston
George Grantham tried his new gun
at Cotton Saturday by firing two shots
in the street. He was taken before
Justice A. A. Noon today on the charge
Of disturbing the peace, to which he
pleaded guilty. A fine of $40 was paid.
The following salt Lakers came down
in autos yesterday. and after dinner at
the Hotel Roberts returned in the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mount Miss
Ethel Mount. Miss Eliza Gates, W. w.
Paine. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Evans and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Harding
and son.
a quick run was made by the fire
department this morning to the resi-
dence OF John Z. Taylor 2S6 East Sec
ond South street There was lots Of
smoke caused by the burning OF some
electric wire fuse Little damage was
done.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
ACCEPT PLANS FOR
OLDORPHAN'S HOME
Bids for RemodeIing viii Be
Opened at Noon on
July 10.

Plans for the alterations and i'm
provements on the old Orphans Home
and Day nursery building as prepared
by Dallas & Hedges. architects. were
accepted yesterday by the board Of
county commissioners, and the board
will open bids for the repairs and re-
modelling July is at noon.
The building. which was bought by
the county some time ago, will be re-
modelled and renovated and fitted up
for use as a juvenile court detention
home Tor boys to take the place of the
Uintah training school. and IL is the
nope Of the commissioners and Off
GERS Of the Juvenile court that if will
be ready for occupancy by September
firsst.
The commissioners also decided to
tslS for drawings and specifications for
the new county hospital to be erected
at Twelfth South and state streets, Of
fering the commission for plans and
supervision Of the work as the first
prize; $3.50 for the second prize; $3.50
for the third, and 500 for the fourth
prize. This building must be large
enough to accommodate 100 inmates
on the ground floor. with the second
floor arranged with two operating
rooms and sterilizing and dressing
IOOIlSs TWO NtTQo ldlEt thOubu "
accommodate ten patients each. and
the remainder of the second floor di-
vided into private rooms. The COM
missioners have prepared a letter Civ
ing more general specifications and in
formation to architects who contem-
plate entering the competition. and the
designs will be opened and examined
July 20.
In remodeling the building to be
used for a detention home. a number
Of partitions will be removed, a dumb
waiter put in from the kitchen to the
dining room, and the plumbing and
bath rooms will be thoroughly over
hauled. New cement floors will be laid
I'm the basement, and new roof is in
cluded in the specifications. The ar
tesian water supply at present used
for the building viii be cut off and
water will be piped from the infirm-
airy near by The contract for remod-
cling the building also includes re-
painting and plastering where neces-
sary, and il is believed that with a
comparatively small outlay the county
will have a well appointed training
school and detention building.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
HERSCHEL BULLEN'S
USEFUL LIFE ENDS
Pioneer Railroad Builder and
Agricultural Dies After
Brief Illness.
(speeial 10 NC Herald-RepublicanD

Especial TO The Herald RepublicanD
Richmond. June 27.-Herschel Bullen.
ST.. one of the best-known citizens of
the state. died at his old home in this
city today Of rheumatic fever. His
death was very sudden, as he had only
been sick about three days At the
time of his death, on account OF his
dying so suddenly. only a few members
OF the family were at his bedside. He
VIII be buried from the family residence
In this city Wednesday afternoon.
Herschel Bullen. ST.. although the last
fifty years OF his life have been spent
in Cache county, was one OF the best
known men OF the state. He was born
in Mercel. Ne. January 10, 1910. When
but six years old he sailed with sis
parents around Cape Horn to California,
where they landed in 1S47. After
reaching California they set out at once
for Utah. and reached Salt Lake early
In 1S4S. The family home was built
near the old Pioneer square. where he
lived until he came TO Cache valley In
1850 and took up his homestead at
Richmond.
When but Is years old, his father
died, and the cares Of the entire fam
ily were placed upon him, and until
the other members OF the family were
able to care for themselves, he was
their only support.
After coming to Richmond and start
ing his farm. he took an active part in
the railroad construction OF the state.
He directed construction Of the Rio
Grande from Price, Utah. to Salt Lake.
After completing this work. he did con-
siderable work for the oregon Short
Line railroad, and built the main line
OF this road as far north as Weston
Ida After leaving railroad work, he
again went back to his farm, where he
remained until he was appointed to
the state land board by Governor Wells.
He retained this position for three
years. and again engaged in active farm
work in Cache valley.
Besides a widow. he leaves a brother.
| Newell Bullen. and six children 20
mourn HIS death. His sons are Her
schel. tr.. Roy and Asa
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TO
HOLD BIG CARNIVAL

All preparations for the big fireman
carnival. which is 10 be held at Muir
ray Wednesday have been completed.
Invitation have been sent to 20 volun-
teer departments I'm the state. Mayor
Phil Bentz will give the address OF well
come. after which the parade will pass
through the principal streets Of the
town. A band has been secured TO be
in attendance all day and promises to
keep the spirit Of the occasion alive.
Other features will be a ball game be-
tween Murray and Mercur. a red hot
hose cart race between the local sta
ton and the hose company. one and
two. a boxing contest and a grand
ball at $3.50 o'clock
Unlimited accommodations for bath
ing at Saltair; LOO rooms. 5000 suits.
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My studies have
convinced me that
the true cause OF
most i'll health is
catarrh of the stom-
ach. This IS con-
gestion Of the blood
in the stomach. A
thousand things may
cause II, but over
eating is the prime
evil. Food taken in
to the stomach in
large quantities
than IL can properly
digest overloads Il.
The food cannot be
made into nourish-
ing. rich blood. II
ferments and forms
gas. The stomach
becomes inflamed
n n q Goa G d
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TOURNAMENT DOUBTFUL.
sandy Firemen Notified That Organiza-
lions VIII Not Take Part.

tSpeclaI 70 The raIu-kenubIlcan-I
Sandy. June 27.-Although n number
OF towns have notified Sandy they Will
not take part In the proposed firemen's
tournament to be held here July Is, the
will be held some time during the last
week OF July. Originally II was TO have
been at Bingham. but that town yielded
to Sandy. and the date was set without
consulting a number Of other towns,
which now decline 20 take part. Al
though the Sandy f'remen are going
ahead with the pre- /rations, IL is pos
sible the tournament may be aban-
doned
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28

a selection OF REM
edies placed upon
the market by him.
His principal rem
edy for catarrh OF
the. stomach and
kindred Ills is
named "Ccoper's
New Discovery"
The medicine IS
p uE ely vegetable
and free from OPT
ates. narcotics, or
h abit producing
drugs
Full directions for
taking the medicine
and advice on diet
aud hygiene accom-
pany each package.
All OF the Cooper
remedies may be OBJ
tanned at Smith
Drug Co.'S 2 stores
and Druehl q
Franken.
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BY a COOPER CONVERT.

Il am a real estate man
and had been troubled with
catarrh OF the stomach for
a year. I went up in the
mountains. thinking Il would
benefit me. I could see no
real improvement and a
friend OF mine told me about
Coolers stomach medicine.
1 tried Il and am now half
way through the full treat
ment. I consider myself
nearly cured. I can do
days work as well as any
one. ! will be glad to recon-
mend IL TO any person troub-
led with catarrh Of the stom-
ach OF indigestion. II posi-
lively has no equal"
G. L. SMITH.
81 West Third South st.
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81 FOK AITENRURG.

a. ial 20 The Herald Rcpublican.)
. en-. June 27.-E. S. Paddock. a
race track man. brought suit in the
district court this afternoon against
q. =. Dye 20 recover possession OF
"Altenburg." a well known race horse
which took part in the recent ogden
meet Paddock charges that Dye re-
moved the animal from his stables
without authority and is now running
him In salt Lake. He asks possession
Of the horse OF $3.50 and $500 addi-
tionai for alleged damages.
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TRIPLE WEDDING WITH
PARTICIPANTS RELATED
lsnecial ID L. Herald-Renrblicar

NEN-NttAA ~ A. AA- AANt eAAA IA lAatAANoA-F
Ephraim. June IA triple wedding
was held at Moroni during the past
week. with a reception at the home Of
James Draper. a unique feature OF
these unions is the relationship exist
ing between the couples. The couples
were Isaac NJ. Draper and Lorena
Biackham, Ernest n. Blackham and
Lucy Draper and Alma Blackham and
Lucy Stevens. All are from Moroni ex-
cept the last named. who IS from Hol-
dem The Diapers named in the first
two couples are brother and sister. as
are the Blackhams. and the bride
groom IN the last named couple Is an
uncle OF the Blackhams OF the first two
couples.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
PIERCE-ARROW PARTY
MAKING GOOD TIME
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Eureka. New. June 27.-The Pierce
Arrow automobile party en- route from
salt Lake 90 San Francisco arrived
here last night rather tired from their
the best OF spirits. Roads good. bad
and Indifferent were encountered. but
the entire day passed without a mis-
hap. The party found good accOmmO-
dations and plenty OF gasoline at Eu-
reka. and recommend the trip via this
place 10 any one making the overland
journey. They left this morning for
Fallon, a Journey OF $50 miles for today
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
BURIED UP TO HIS NECK.
Young Man supervi-es Work OF His
own Rescue.
Especial to The ald-Republican)

Especial 20 The Herald Republican.)
Bingham. June 27.-Walter Hunter.
% years old. was buried in n gravel
pit up TO his neck for five hours today.
owing TO the constant caving Of the
loose dirt and sand. he was in a pre-
carious position. Several times his fell
low wOrkmen had him almost out Of the
hole when the gravel would give way,
holding him fast. When he was finally
rescued he was all right save for
bruised limbs. Hunter was engaged in
making an excavation when ne was
caught In the cave-in. While his res
cuers were busy getting him out OF his
tight fix. Hunter directed their move
ments.
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inson and w. +. Beers were sum-
moDed, but life was extinct
The body was taken to the O'Don-
mel Undertaking company. where II
was prepared for shipment TO Okla
homa. Grief stricken. the parents left
for Sapulpa at 4 o'clock yesterday az
tefnoon with the body Of the boy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
SlDWELL DIVORCE GRANTED
Charges OF Drunkenness Preferred by
Wife.
Special TO The d-Bepublican.)

Special 20 The Republican,
ogden. June 27.-Violet r. Sidwell
was granted an intcrlocut0ry decree
OF divorce from Wilson Sidwell IN the
district court today. and custody Of
six minor children. Charges OF hab-
itual drunkenness were made by Mrs.
Sidweu GA her complaint. which was
filed the day following a quarrel at
the Sidwell home tn Roy several weeks
ago. IN which Sidwell had attempted
60 shoot her. She was also given $50
attorneys fees and SIS monthly ALI
mouy. Sidwell IS a wealthy farmer Of
Roy.
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Mrs. wInsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their chill
DRTN WHILE TEETHING with PER
EECrT SUCCESS 1T SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
ali PAIN CURES WIND collie. and IS
the hest remedy fer DIARRHOEA
Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Wtnsiow's Soothing syrup and take
no other kind Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
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RUN OVER ~ HAND CAR.

f-0'cI1T 70 TIC IIeTITu' Ho0UTITC10-I
ogden. June 27.-JOhn Takkos. a
Greek labOrcr. was brought 90 ogden
and taken to the hospital this after
noon suffering from three broken ribs
Takkos attempted Co board "a hand
car operated by a number Of his cOun-
trymeu on the Lucin cutoff this morn
ing. but slipped and fell IN front Of H.
The car passed over his chest. He
viii survive.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A. G. Ellis and wife to Il. K. Thom-
as, loi 4. block 162. plat ID .-.-- -S1,50
Joseph II. Freeman and wife TO
Knud Larsen, part section p,
township south, range I west. 20
Jesse T. Murphy and wife 10 r.
J. Barley. part section 30, town
ship south, range 1 east ..-.. 5
Ethel A. Grant to Julius Frum-
kin. lot 3, block So, plat b ......
Emigration Canyon Improvement
company to G. u. Harding, lot ?.
block I. Killyon subdivision 80. 1.50
Edward y. Wicks to William T.
Parry, lots and s, block 1. On
tariO subdivision ...........
Cecilia Rothschild ct al TO John
F. Applequist. part lot ?, block
10. plat Is $500. osoV
Nola @. Combs TO Ruth p. lyle
heart, part lot ., block II. plat
A. H. Kelson and wife TO Mary
p. Brothers. part lot 1, block 2,
Ehrich's subdivision ........ 10
Robert T. Patty, jr.. and wife to
A. n. Kelson, part lot 1, block
2. Ehrich's subdivision .... /
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
PROGRAM FOR FOURTH.
Gunnison VIII Celebrate Appropriately
ON Patriotic Holiday.
tspecial ID Nc Herald -RepublIcan.l

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Gunnison. June 27.-The following
program has been prepared for the cele-
bration OF the Fourth Of July at Gun
nison. Music, band. prayer. ChAnlain
John Larsen. quartet: reaGfng OF Dec
laration Of Independence. Miss j. Cur
tbs; solo. Miss Emily Larsen; grafton.
Judge A. n. Cherry; solo. f. L. Swal-
berg: recitation. Mrs. Lillian Perkins /.
solo. Miss Dolorus Childs: music. band I:
prayer. chaplain.
J. NJ. Knighton Is master OF cere-
monies. The afternoon viii be devoted
to sports.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Manti. June 27.-Afiss Sidonia Olsten
Of Manu and Walter r. Stevens OF Og-
den were married Wednesday at the
Mant temple. the ceremony being per-
formed by President Lewis Anderson
Miss Olsten IS the only daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. william II. Olsten. and
has taken an active part in social at
fairs In Manti and throughout the state.
During the past two years she has been
the Instructor OF the domestic science
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
CATCHES A FINE BEAR.
EPhraIm sDortSmen VIII Try 10 Put
Bruin I'm Cage

Ephraim, June 27.-Yesterday after
noon Frank Stevenson caught a bear
in n trap which was set near the White
Ledge. about seven miles east OF Eph-
rain. The bear weighed about 300
pounds. II was caught by one OF It's
hind legs. Early this morning a crowd
OF the Ephraim spOrtsmen left for the
mountains. taking with them a cage.
and VIII try TO imprison bruin. Last
year a number OF bears were caught in
this locality. but this is the second that
has been caught this season.
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WIDOW FTLES PETITION.

IrDecIlI 20 TIC HDFHIu-IlDDuDIIcan-I
ogden. June 27.-Secking letters %
guardianship Co the estates OF her
three minor children. 1IrA Kate Rear
don. widow Of Patrick Rcardon.
Southern Pacific engineer who was
killed I'm the Lcmay wreck last jan
uary. today petitionCd the district
court The children. Media X. Rear
don. James A. Reardon and George
Eeardon. are each heirs to $500 OF
their fathers estate.
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department Of the Manti High school
Mr.. Stevens is the son Of the late
Sidney Stevens OF ogden, and IS a
member Of the Sidney Stevens Imple-
ment company OF Utah and Idaho, and
at the present time manager Of the
branch at Logan
A wedding breakfast was served to
few OF the intimate friends at the
home Of the bride. after which they left
for California and the northwest. They
viii return to Utah about July IS. and
make their home in Logan.
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viii not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife. Jennie Bouscher,
after this date.
EDWARD w. RAusCHEE.
June ~. 1910.
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Hard Sense Health Hints
By L. T. PER
The aStomach Man.

OF l. in
Of O.
a in cit
housan OF are % him
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28

THE proof Of the correctness Of
Il Cooper's health theories IS
based on the extraordinary sales OF
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made by
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 80
Up Main. We own our own records
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EXCLUSIONS EAST
Via Oregon short Line.

To Cheyenne or Denver ...s22. 50
To Colorado Springs OF Pueblo. 1880
To Omaha or Kansas City. 40. 90
To st. Louis. .--....--.-- fs-uV
To st. Paul OF minneapolis. 81. 90
To chicago % -Vt
Proportionately low rates TO other
points.
Tickets on sale July and 30 August
4 and September II and %. Limit. Oc-
tober 81. For further particulars see
agents.
Go to the best sanitary barber shop,
2l1 SO. Main. c. G.. Wirick. Prop.
po.htr~~ a. tz,,t - co1+ot-
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New pier to shallow water; depth. q
to feet-Saltair.
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NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES
Ogden News

ofnec-eos Twesay-nfrh street
Crcuiaefos 6epartr-sst-sss T~eafy-
ASA street.
rnd n1R-
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Pionccr Roohng

Furnished. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co
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WORK TO BEGIN
AT ONCE ON THE
ENGLE DAM
Last Obstacle to Construc-
ton of Great Reclamation
Work Removed by Action
of District Court.
AWARD OF COMMITS
SION'S

FL Pasa, Tex, June l4.-Judge Me
chem, sitting at Socorro. n. NJ, today
approved the award for the board OF
commissioners allowing 5000 900 for
land taken for the site of the Elephant
Butte dam at Engle, n. NJ. AZ Secre
tary Of the Interior Ballinger had al.
ready ordered the sun paid, work will
this week on the mammoth
$4,000, 900 project, which will irrigate
225.00O acres of land in New Mexico
Mexico and western Texas, and fulfil
the treaty obligation with Mexico for
an equitable distribution of the waters
Of the international stream, the Rio
Grsnde.
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Y MAY RUN
FOR
Friends Are Urging Him To
Enter Pending Contest In
Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., Sune IA concert
ed movement looking to the entry of
William J. Bryan in the Nebraska sen.
atorial race, was begun today when the
Democratic leaders Of the state prcpar
ed for the circulation Of petitions in
every county of the state asking Mr.
Bryan to enter the contest.
Two forms Of petition have beer
framed, one intended for Democratic
voters and one for signatures Of mem
bers Of all political parties. These
petitions were sent broadcast that re
turns may be made by the time Mr.
Bryan arrives from Europe.