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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

qualified electors. who are tAEpay-
ers Of the city Of cosur d'Alsns and
reside In the Second ward Of the city
Of Occur d'Aisne. Kootsnai county.
Idaho. OF the registration Of voters
for the Municipal Bond Election to
be held within the aid city ana said
ward On the End day Of MAy. A. D.
1910.
!. o. B. Noon. having been duly ap-
pointed By the mayor ard city council
Of the city Of Occur d'Alsne, registrar
for the Second ward Of the city Of
cosur dAlens, Kootsnai county. Idaho.
70 act as registrar 10 the munIeipal
bond election. 20 be held on Nay Z. A.
D. 1919. and having nrst duly quAiined
for the oflee ~ taking ana aubserib-
ing before an oaaesF authorized 70 aA-
minister oathn. the oficiAl oath FequiP-
ed Of such ofneers. and having nled 1Aid
subscribed oath with thu city clerk Of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
DISSOLUTION.

the District Court Of the Eighth Ju-
scial District ef the State OF Idaho,
ID and for the County OF Ko0tenaL
the matter Of the application Of In
&erstats Cooperative Telephone
Company. q corporation. organized
ander the laws Of the state Of Idaho,
kor the dissolution Of said corpora
Notice is hereby given that Inter
afe Cooperative Company, q cor
ration organized and existing under
81 laws Of the state Of Idaho. with
principal place OF business at the
- OF Occur d'Alene. Idaho, has pre-
ted to the District Court Of the
ehth Judicial District OF the state
Idaho, In and for the county Of
etenai. . Petition, praying TO be al
ed to disincorporafe and dissolve:
that Tuesday, the ara day OF May.
D. 1910, at 10 o'clock in the fore
OF said day, or a. soon thereafter
onnsel can be heard. has been ap-
led - the time. and the court
OF the above entitled court. In
aty OF Occur d'Alens, county and
Aforesaid. a. the place at which
application II TO be heard
witness Whereof have hereunto
hand and aflxed my ofIlcial seal
Arst day OF April. A ID. 1910.
c. A MCDONALD,
Clerk Of the District Court.
BY JAS. A. FOSTER,
Deputy Clerk.
f1ornay for Patitioner.
y. O. Address. Occur d'Aiene. Idaho.
~ /. Nay 3
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

coEUR D'ALENE CAMP NO. 1855,
r. n. of A. Meets the first and
third Friday afternoons of each
month at Sander hall. at 2 o'clock.
Visiting members are cordially in
Vited. Matte May. Oracle; Carrie
BOrson, Recorder.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

DR.. MOST. NED. D. o. LICENSED
and registered physician. graduate
American School of osteopathy,
KirksVille, Missouri. only gradu-
ate In the city under the founder OF
the science, DR.. A. 7. sim. ". D.
Once In residence 423 corner Fifth
and Occur d'Alene Sts. Phones:
Int. 21ss. Bell Red al.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

FOR sALE-sEvEN-RooM HOUSE,
bath room, pantry. two large
porches and cellar. Is plastered
and papered; has electric lights;
good wood shed and chicken yard:
hne lawn. Corner lot at 1919
Sixth street. Price $500; $500
on time. See J. T. Carter, owner.
Possession ut once.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

A. T. M'REYNoLDs CORPS NO. s.
Department of Idaho. Woman's
Relief Corps, meets the second and
fourth Saturdays of each month, in
Sanders hall. Mrs. Maud DItta-
more. president; Mrs. Matte B.
May, secretary.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

All advertisements under thIa
neaaing VIII Be charged for AZ The
rate o. ave cents line each inser-
ton. Copy for classified advertise
ments must be in he once bafore
noon 70 insure publication the same
day. $500 -.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30
SECRET SOCIETIES.

NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1s.
!. o. o. F, Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays OF each month,
Wright's hall. Visitors welcome.
Ella varnum. N. c.; Bertha PIN
gel, Rec. Sec.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

AND LAND LoCAToRS
We are prepared to locate
homesteaders on the Occur a.
Alene Indian reservation. We ara
the only surveyors who make a
speciality Of this kind Of work. We
have checked the land in person
and know its quality and advant-
ages. Tamglin q Warren Room 9,
land ONCE block. Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

DIR. SIDNEY A. BARTLETT. GRAD
nate and licensed osteopath. All
diseases treated. Glasses fitted.
Eight years experience. once
414 Sherman 81. Interstate phone.
once Ass, residence 1881.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE-GAsoLINE
launch. 20 feet in length. horse
power engine. all in good condition.
Will sell for cash or trade for real
estate. Call for or address j.,
Press ONCE.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

EMPLOYMENT oFFIcE-RooM S,
WEIGH Block. Phone 2Os0 Int.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30
A1IsCRLLANEoUs.

ROBERT WHITE-TEAcHER or
piano. organ and harmony. Terms
reasonable. Residence 1921 N.
First street Phone. Int. lo43.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 ACRE
tract worth 5000 for house and lot.
VIII pay difference in cash. C. C.
Miller, lie S. Fourth.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

REGISTRATION NOTICE
FOR city Bond Elections. May 2. 1919.
Notice given By Registrars to the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-30

K1ornay for PatitiomeR.
II /. Nay 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
THON r. FFNNELI.
Nominee for state Treasurer . Former
we'll known Cornell Athlete

SARATOGA. sept. ~ Thomas r Fen
nell of Elmira. the nominee for State
Treasurer. was born m Jersey city IN
1875 and has lived IN Elmira since 1877
He received his education IN the public
schools of that city and the Elmira Free
Academy. n" took a course IN Law az
Cornell and was graduated with honorS
receiving a masters degree az law nd
a good fellowship degree
While az Cornell Mr. Fennel was promi-
n"nt in athletics and especially football
and aquatiCS. lie was captain 81 the
Cornell track team and was n member 81
'he Cornell crew that went 10 England
few year. ago Ia take par IN tho Henlev
regatta Nr. F"nnei has served a.
Alderman and City Attorney ~ Elmira
and also a. County Attorney for Chcming
county.
When Samuel y Koenig was elected
Secretary ~ State he appointed Mr.
Fennell ~ his first deputy. and he has
filled that place with marked ability and
efficiency. Mr. Fennell = fat her IL 7 McCar-
thy Fennell Of Elmira who was azso-
ciAted with John Boyle O'ReilIy in the
Fenian rebellion Of is6s and who went
into exile with O'Reilly. He - now living
In Elmira.
Mr.. Fennell IL married and has one son
Thomas Fennell. JT. Mr. Fennell - an
enthuSlss IT, lieutenant ~ Representative
FaSsett.
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WtDSU ORrH NOT TO u, y iGIIN.
Goes en- state Committee. but win Not
Return 10 the Assembly.

SAhAruaA. sept - The election 81
Speaker James W WadSworth. Jr. as a
member Of the Republican State com
mlitee to =nCceed John 4 Merritt Of
LOckport was the result Of n truce between
the stevens Wadsworth factions in the
Thirty-fourth Congress district. which
comprises the counties 81 Genesae. l.iv-
lnKston. ORLEANS and Wyoming. The
Speaker said to-day that h" has decided
not 20 return to the Assembly next year.
In that event Majority Leader Edwin \.
Merritt. Jr., ~ ~ Lawrence. JeSsa Phil-
lips Of Allegany. and James =. Parker 81
Washington will DO candidates To sue
ceed him.
Speaker wadsworth said tonight
i have determined definitely not 10 he
a candidate for reelection To the As
semhly. This determination was reached
by me some time = 90 and il due entirely
tn my personal views a. tn the length Of
time which a member IT Assembly should
be j candidate for Speaker. and II sue
cessful hold that important anddiffiCult
ONCE | have been Speaker II the As
semby five years.
This decision must not he taken 30
indicate that ! am candidate for any
other office. I shall ~ course continue
to take en- active interest IN the welfare
Of the Republican party and with that
object IN view | hav" acc. pied a mem
bership on the Republican State com
mittee.-
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DIED.


BALLARD Pred Arba. beloved husbasa 4
sarah Elizabeth Gilbert. In his san year
Funeral private. Services = " F1tH
september ~. 1910. Al ITO west l2s,n o.
NeS York. Interment A. Lynn, Nass
COLTMBO. -Michela Columbo. aged N
services a. tbs FUNERAL CHrErH. 81 ~
West ID 50 tFHASK T.. CAsFbHiL Blo9h
Friends invited.
GARDINER suddenly. IN "Wednesday. So
trnber =, ~ his home, "a wrs' 's'h - y
William 'oWpe beloved husband o. NH
u Gardner.
Funeral services vii be held ~ h's Ar -
dcnrr friday evening ~ oclo~s lu~
mont a. COW rnienc~ ~ 'he family LNc
pooI. England. papers please cory
NALL On Tuesday. september .. at her hen.
TT.rA,U On Hudson. y !. Tuzare'h VA
rars'. oidos Of the Rev. Charles H|
~ u. IL. y
Tunrrnl services Nin he held on Thursasr.
september - - ioD Am az :. Llsss
church. Nat'-avan. y \ lniermni ~
Dorp. staten Island. Washington. y u
ysVcr> please cory.
WlTtHCOCk suddenly. m september 2 ~
Thyab~th Matthews Hitrhcoek Funerai ~
vices the Churrh Of the Divine PawTniS.e ~
tral ParE west and 10Th ST. on rhur~i'y h'~
noon. September ~. at N oeiocS ih'efs@'
private.
LEARNEp 49, ~--,',--.-'. ep'.rber Fr.aL
Learn 90 l. tls .7,n year Funeral .efvie-
LrNe church Chanuy ThlrsiN n''"'|
o.. lOSs.
MOORE.-On Monday evening Se7"uer
his home 81 willouEhby V. b'ooaV'
Thomas J. Moore. Ia bis ssts reai.
Funeral services viii occur Tslr-ay:
temher n. al 10 \. ~. a. - J'hn 'N'''
II~rrront And Greene avs
MORGAN on september -. - ''Fh's
conn Augusta Parry, widow - IN. h-H'
e Morgan. e. :
funeral On Frdsy. September ~ - ~"
SONFS On Tuesday Sepien'her = 40 -.
Miller. widow - New alter y ~ = -
daughter ~ the lss Dani-l $50 Hh
M,Iler.
Nou,c ~ funeral hereafter
oUINN. on Tue.day S-rts no~- : N'
Quinn. mo,h~r OF Martha y '7s-.-'
nAn'el " Quinn
Funeral Iritsy september ~ 'r,'- ~ ~,
~ nc Holy NAm~. NAihA'ia. ~ y
aru,s ~ the ualn ica'ins 'fa7i
DEPOT at0.5.
S-HN lWTI.. On September -. a. ~A-
conn In .hr = Vh year - his Az' Nlo-
SrrUaIty. l.,Ir,ed >on ~ Nnt"n 80 y,
,chVss'z ~ rarr' town and "" VOC
funeral srrgirss Will ~ heN "N -.
rsU-r.rg ~ ~ ~ - '.loDs ~ the 'n'f8H ''
Transnsuratrr RroahNa' ~'u'' ~
tnVn. y y SDc,fAl train vii - -,
49, ard Lexington a., stau"n ~ =,
Work central ~ io o'lo'h It' -
WurdiaVn Immediately following W
town -sT,i,s-
rOIrR On rur-iay. september :. '"'- -
rrrsidcng 80 the ~ " MerHam
IFn,. Nv J. go,
Fuuc.al ~ r~,iicnoe FRIDAY M''rnT''
NTUNICK MILITARY OHrE1 ~ wv -,
I,aIoN ~ rHF Z SItTp STar"
FEs - ~ Srsrr 90 No N"'s
tor- are informed - ths dram ~ 0@''
tap' Francis y Nsruerk. IN
TutsraI .Sr,i,rs gill ~ hcid reuFNaS a.
noon ~ % o'rlo.k - hi ln'e resius =.
Wgst I15th 81 companions are 80
f.. attend y, order - me 'on'ns'''
VOW RIasESsS r. ~
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drnv IN, sia'"mnn'. thpSa clo-e to him
aid hat 90! Roosevelt had already
.el.,tat cot pady Jo -ICcr"d Mr.. WOOD
r!I a. head uf the King county organ
ration
This brnught out no end 10 talk because
Naval OHic"r kracSe has hnped To sue
cs.-i Mr. Woodruff a. chairman II the
state cummiti'-a and Representative Cal
der and Comptroller PT"nd"rgast and
their fricnds have rather believed that
one Of Thorn would succeed Mr.. Word
run Republican chief m Kings county.
A. ih" moment. however. neither Mr.
Krar.. nor Nj. calder ~ prepared 10
move "u Mr. Woodruf's works, and
tharptnr" arp-.' the h"hrl ~ IN" Brook 10
lvu Republicans that n anYh"dy - Z"
suc.,-rl Nr Woodruff "a BROOKLYN Il
will hc col. Dady
some nf the BrnoSlvn Republicans
insist that Nhrn Cul Daiv visited col
Roosevelt az Oyster Raw several days
before the ylny rntIun the two Colon"ls
came a. Perfect understanding a. Z"
Col Daivs future a. the head ot the
Kings county organization
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
4 PLATFORM FOR LaFOLLETTE.
Wisconsin Republicans Adopt some Really
Progressive Resolutions.

MnwAUNTT. sept IS The most radical
platform ever adopted by any State Re-
publican convention was adopted lat"
this afternoon a. the closing Of the STATE
candidate converts ION "a Toilette for
President in ini, il the spirit Of the intro
du, ION. other features II the form
are Condemnatl Of the Pavne- AldriCh
tarif act. physical valuation Of railroads
and more stringent regulations of them,
initiative. referendum and recall gradu-
ated income and home rule IN the liquor
traftIC. national control Of natural re-
sources. permission 20 combinations Of
farmers and 'rad- unions 10 rails" prices
condemnation 81 The -perniCiouD aCtivIIy"
IN the recent PRIMARY campaign 81 the
brewery corporations. insurance agencies
and the binding 'wins trust. employers
liability laws. condemnat ION ~ the sup
preston nv special interests IN Congress
of the invest cations 81 the country life
commission and regulation 81 working
hours Of women and children
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what our convictions are and then 80 the
Legs. Ature work out the "details OF Ihs
pronise We make in the convention. Inc
Republican party owes ia greatpAnccess 20
ia Icing q party OF progress. J Az YOU 10
10 loyaT TO the traditions Of the past
-UneauivoCAlly on ouE side We must
trust the peopls and believe that tho
people can rule themselves instead 81
being ruled 10y trickery and fraud. ASK
YOU to do this because sooner or hte1
yo,, will have TO do this IlauEhterl: he
cause wish TO SO YOU lead the march OF
progress. BE loyaI to the Republican
party .u.A
Permanent Chairman Root then called
for . vote on Speaker Nadsworth' = minor
NV substitute. II was beaten by oOd 10
40 fnllnWa-
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HENRY LEWIS STTWSON.
Career oI Nominee for Governor W
sugar Trust Prosecutions.

Henry lewis StimeIn. nominated Tor
Governor. IL " years old. he was gradu-
n'.d from Nnle as an honor man in 1883
and - ldied law At Harvard. He became
!, law clerk Tor Senator Root in the firm
n Root 4 Clarke IN 1921 and two years
later h.came a member Of the firm. Mr..
S'imspn was IN the firm 81 winthrop
& Siinson N 1917. when senator Root
brought him TO tho attention II Presi.
dent Roosevelt as good material for United
states District Attorney IN this district
Mr. ImSpn married MA'Iel Wellington
" hitn uf New Haven IN I'0a. lie lives
a. - Ie>Ing'on avenue
Mr. Stimspn was appointed District
'tt"rpry IN January. 1914. He resigned
SION after President Taft was inaugu-
ed bu' agreed 10 prosecute the Gus
toms frauds against the sugar trusts a.
special counsel after he retired. tfe
had not been N offcr more than a month
when the payment 81 rebates 90 the sugar
trust by the New York Central and other
railroad companies Was brought la his
attention md he began prosecution. Mr..
Stimson procreded both against the rail-
roads and the trust The New York
Central. the Great Northern. the Rock
lNIknhs 1nH' ~ Alll anu Ntts@ ' fnNIAl ~
mont roads were all either convicted
or pleaded guilty and the fines amounted
- saU0.pDO The sugar trust was fined
SIiu.uy3 m iES Tor accepting the rebates
Early "a 1891 Mr.. Stimson began his
investigation into the sugar underwelZ h-
ing frauds and this resulted IN a SUIT in
witch Judgment for si3iTl was re-
covered based on frauds between 1901
aud 1877 The Government then started
og' after "NtensiV" frauds revealed 10y
IN" evidence ia the suit tired and the
sugar trust compromised all 81 10 civil
liabilities Ia the Government ny the
payment Of - .tspO. on In addition the Gov
eminent got Sso5 900 from the Arbuckles
and tsOg.ODO from the National Sugar
Refining Company. IL was in Mr.. Slim
sons term that the Philadelphia Sugar
Refining Company suit against the sugar
trust for damages under the sherman
Law was tried and on the evidence IN this
case he obtained the indictment Of the
sugar directors and their counsel. John =.
Parsons Attorney General Bonapart"
had previously refused to act on the same
evidence For undeTweig Ching frauds the
secretary 81 the trust and a number NJ
and customs men have been
committed Mr. Stimson also conducted
tn" prosecution NJ Charles W Morse.
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NOT FOR WY FFR,GErTES.
Resolutions Committee al SARATOGA Re-
Get, 81 the Women. hut Not NaN Eastman.


Mr. Mary Garrett Hay and Mrs Cro--
49,! and Mrs Robert Eld"r took Max
Fast man 90 IN" Sara' uEa convent .on
because they wanted 10 show thu pnliti-
clans hat como men were willing 20 sRcri-
Ace themselves for the cause MAJ
East man u secretary ~ the Men'- League
for Equal Suffrage. and the lighters for
franchise have learned that u - good
thing 70 have an organization back of
an orator.
He and those hA i seeking 20 emanci-
pate had a moo trip up 10 Ssratpg and a
mos' enjoyable iYnch"pn Immediately
after their arrival
sut when they -cn' m their card d"
me RESOLUTIONS committee they were
told thai %" hdio- would h. mot volruU"
visitor br fhl' Tho committee TppuI
va- ru plara TO- men -IfragDJts- -, NaN
vac compelled tu Vnit uutside.
Nhd' happened inSid" was d"r' fih"d
bog Mr. lda Hu-t"G liarT"r d. rh"-..
words
IN" committee. winch ,,wr-3 -ad IN.
r,ry flower .f; thH hDrfIt Iyau uarfv
r..-" a. 'N', laii.a entered
Tho -i"tk"r- w,r'' introduced hy Nr-
rn--'.'. lrd DO" men l-I'r"d Nrh 10"
ru"-. urufnyri tft'UtI,H Co., tt' arZrI
.H'ut- -ulsutI''i hv thorn 81 fr "nd
90 10" l"arlf4 % uuUi-ar # th" u"Wi-T-
.. .I" ,.fuuIffr, -hp.h hands with ~"
..' -h't"u 'ui "ATIyssrd tn"n-"Iyus Al
.N'H. ...y INTENSIFIED 800 ~" 'uar.s'GrHi
Mr. Hav and No u-f ar' Interviewing
, ''' democrats sr HH,h'-fa. today
ir" -yfrau=i- vrl' u.iu fh,.. own con.
'n'I"n - NHE1fa FaN- rn 3D." iah
Wen vnu wl-u .u falh viii ru' ~ barred
iron any ,Hu'ur.n' rooms Il their ere.
deLtlals az" "a .-ft,fHry
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ZELTNER mon ~.
East slide wireless Man In saratoga To
Encourage a Ol. ROOseN cit

SARATOGA. Y Y sept. ,. Louis
Zeltn.r. the president of the Past side
Wireless News Association. - m Saratoga.
He cana this afternoon There wasn't a
solitary hand or a delegation 20 meet
the visitor when he tumbled INTO ~"
station bat nobody knew b. WAS coming.
- 10 really vas no ones fault Other
wise there would have been a demonstra-
ton.
There - deep mystery concerning the
visit nf Nlr Letner Prom trustworthy
sources II il known that b" i about 10
enter the political field II - aid on
good authority tonight that NJ Ialtn.-
IL likely 70 become candidate for m"
Congress nomination from %" Ntn'h
dist not He REFUSED to DENY M" report
Although h" i Republican A.
present Mr. Z"lt ner -trull'.i about m"
broad verandas 81 the I nit"d states
Hotel in a most democratic fashion
He bowed To- Roosevelt - the Colonel
passed 10y Unfortunately IN" Colonel
didn't so, him. or he might have returned
the salutatiDn. President Gri-com was
not 20 he found Mr. Zcltn"r wis seeking
him Tonight MIR Isltnrr attended M"
convention On" of the delegates reCug-
nzed the East SIDE idol and Mr. I"ltner
shook hands with him Then he I--rI.-i
the fOllOwIng statement
i am an admir.r pf col. Ro~enfeldt
He II a great man He knows me and
knows what have done
Despite this admission on the part ~
ZRltner tho Colonel harbor, no resent
ment against him Ply ChaWg" I"lt-
ner said after The I X manner. AND u
pully wot he done ~ them old g1Ia rriln-'-
Late fortnight the futur" statesman
held Conferences with number Of re-
porters and friend 81 q delegate lie
will DrObably return 10 his town house
in New York within n day or two Tn"
return TIM will be- made ~ "a regular
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FUSION ~ WtSHIvGrON.
Democrats Accept Judiciary Ticket
Named by Insurgrni Republicans.

TACOMA Wash, sept. - Democratic
state conventions late last light adopted
a platform and nominated for Judges
81 the Suprem" Court five men seects.,I
here on Monday ~ an independent non
partisan Judiciary convention COMPOSED
chiefly Of inSurg"nt Republicans
These nominations were adopted bv
the Democrats after a bitter fight
The nominees for supreme Court Judges
are. william Hickman Moore Detno-
crat Seattle: y. VI Troy. Democrat
Olympia: William \. Grimsh1w. insur-
gent Republican. Chelan: Charles T.
shepard ins'lrgent Republican. seattle
Warren W Tolman. Democrat, SPOKANE
Charles 4. Heifner of seattle was elected
chairman of the STATE committee Later
he appointed George lyman Cf Seattle
seCTetary 81 the committee
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HTGHESS CONGRATULATIONS.
Tells stimson the state WIN he Fortunate
10 secure HIs SeT,irr.

ALBANY. sept. 2s Gov. Hughes. whom
informed Of tho action Of IN" Republican
State convention. made tins statement.
I am greatly pleased With the action
Of tho convention and with the platform
Mr. Stunspu - a man ot TIA" hI EhsS' charac-
ter ard Of exceptional ability. Ne u
admirably uuall',ed for the oi'ina of Gov
ernDr and would give IA" stat a most
honorable and efficient administration
The Governor sent th.s t"l"E am - MIR
StImzDu
Nm H.Hry J. Siimsor No Iorh CHg
NV hsartlest Cpu:rtr .Ilaton- upon
your nominal on. IN" stat" will be for
tunAte indeed IA securing your service.
CHARLES T. HUGHEs'
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Stokes Ahead In Primary veto for senator
In New .IrrseN

IRISroN, Sept - Offcial returns
W"r" received at IN" Secretary ~ states
offic'' to-day from count i.- which had not
already reported IN" result ~ IN. pri-
mary elections ~ September 70 They
show that iiI.ss6 Republicans and a. .Oa1
Democratic eNpres@s'd n preference for
United States senator The RepIbu
can vote stood a. follows EX-Ciov, y &.
~ okes. %. Isl. R@pre~entative CharIea
y Fowler, - ,s53, eN-Gov Franklin
Murphy, - ,2S2. On the Democratic eide
James =. MARITIME Of Plainfleld got a. ass
votes and Frank P. MoDermit u Newark
iS,57S.
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James Thompson rormerl, Postmaster

SARATOGA. sept 20 James Thompson.
the nominN" for stat" Comptroller. - n
resident 81 Valley Falls Rensselaer, county.
"" has always been an active Republic
can. but the only uflice he has held was
that Of post ma-teT 81 Valley Falls when a
young man. He u - years old and now
!. manufacture ~ mesquite netting a,
Valley Falls and y prominent IN bankinv
circle IN Troy
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EDW iRD SCHONECE.
Nominee for IIeuienani-S:o Nernsr the
NayOr Of syracuse.

SARATo0A sept. -. Edward Schoneck
Mayor of Syracuse. nominee for lieuten-
ant Governor. vas born IN that city on
August q. ISIS He IL graduate - Svra-
cusa University College 81 Law and -
n member 81 the Lac firm ~ Bond \
SchoneCk m Syracuse He was "A member
~ Assembly from iSaa Ia 1897 He was
elected Mayor last fall for two year
term.
Mr. Schoneck - n self made man who
has made his mark from humble begin
ming He ~ married and has one child
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Resigned to Vote for wilson.

East ORANGE. y J, Sept 2s William
n Abom. who has just finished a year
a. a mem Der II the Republican CITY com
mittee and had another Co serve. has
resigned that once. b~caus-. he says, he -
going 90 vote for DR. Woodrow Wilson
for Governor Abom il n coffee broker
in New York CITY He ia n Inan,har 4
the nnard ~ trIl.iees ~ E.a., Oramgn
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OH,cerS for Bay state Democratic Con-
Nentlon

BosToS. sept -. Al a meeting ~ the
executive committee 81 the Democratic
State committee to-day District Attorney
Joseph &. Pelletier ~ Boston was an
pointed temporary chairman ~ the State
convention To be held On October G and
the Hon. John r. Ihayer of Worcester
WIS named a. permanent chairman
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Total vote Of convention. I .0iS hve delegates IN
Kings and one In Livingston no, voting
The convent ION then adjourfed tn
q 'CloCl, in the afternoon