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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25
L. ri. WOKE, PH. @, M. ID,

Graduate. Ohio State University, Startling Med
teal College American College of Optometry. Eight
years Of College and University training. Nearly
twenty years experience In the treatment O.
CHRONIC DISEASES OMEN AND WOMEN
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
STAMP GATHERERs'
OFFICIAL CHILLED


for action there was no opportunity
Tor Mr.. Adair's friends TO como 70 his
defense. but they promise that they
viii do SO Wednesday, when the re
ports OF the various committees come
up for discussion on the floor.
When the announcement was made
by r M. Wolsieffer, Of Chicago. chair
man OF the balloting committee, that
w. H Barnum, OF Cleveland. had been
elected secretary in place OF Mr.
Adair, the applause resounded TO the
roof Oh the auditorium. Mr.. Barnum
won ort by one vote over @. r. Nor
ris, OF Washington, ID. G. President
Nudge was reelected, as were all ol
the other officers as follows: Treas
urer, W.. p. Wherry, Omaha, Neb.
International secretary. l. II. KEEL
stadt, Scranton, Pa; board Of vice
presidents. r. r. Cornwall. St Louis;
Chester Meyers, st. Louis: Adelbert
Strauss, 81 Louis; Gen. c. A. Coiiidge
Detroit, and A. II. Weber, Berkeley
Cal.
The convention opened with a brief
address OF welcome by Controller
Heineman, who took Mayor Brett
meyers place In the absence OF his
honor from the city, and Postmaster
Homer Warren and Prof. Griffith, di.
rector of the museum, followedewith
brief addresses.
Considerable excitement and an I'm
mense amount of amusement was
created by the sudden entrance OF
two white-bloused small boys Justify
yelling "Wuxtryi Wuxtry! All about
the latest Noos," as they made
grand rush down the ais0es OF the
auditorium distributing copies OF The
Philatelic Error, "a special dissension
number" which proved TO be highly
original and humorous sheet. gotten
out by some of the wags OF the De-
froit society. AS the delegates
glanced through It's pages there was
a roar OF laughter and every body had
a smile at everybody else's expense.
The local society has arranged a
delightful program Of river and auto
mobile rides and other social features
for the visitors. Tuesday evening,
while the members are having a Dutch
lunch In Alt Heidelberg. with stamp
auction on the side, the ladies VIII
attend the Temple theater. Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock, the
steamer Sappho will depart from the
Wcodward-ave. dock for river ana
lake ride, return to Belle Isle for din-
ner In the casino. and Thursday after
noon. an automobile ride around the
city. with visits to many points or In
terest, will be the program
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Ballinger Says He Has
No Intention Of ReSigning

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Aug. 16.
We have got to be frugal and
economical. We must use common
sense In handling what resources we
have. That Is all there Is to conser-
vation."
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger
discussed conservation thus in an in
terview with the United Press today
before he left for Yosemite and San
Francisco. The secretary has been
here since Saturday. He declined to
discuss further the political shake
up reported to be planned by Presi-
dent Taft, other than to say he had
10 intention OF resigning.
IT believe It would be safe to say"
he said, that there Ia only a small
proportion Of western men who are
public land criminals and disposed
to taks advantage Of the federal gov
ernment. Wherever there are such
people, I believe In the rigid enforce
ment OF the law and In prosecution,
but / also believe In the protection
OF the law due to honest men who are
seeking their rights under the law"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
n~fpnla-

DETROIT, Aug. ls.-Up; cranags.
$50 p. m. Monday.
,ss ws Siis. aokiaa 1.s.ss. o A ss4sss
s ssn w. ~ ~ b Brown ~ VS. sm MGf
$40; Neptune, $40: irooaois. .; Kirby.
Hartnei. s:lS: Castle Rhodes. $3.50;
Tomiinson, 1918; Canadian. Lake Mich
igan and barge. 1880; Layonda. IL;
day; sicken. Melvina, L. Rawson.
Hutshlnson. 1875; II II. Brown. !; J.
i n; Brown; 1870; ThSmas Scott Her Her
l:i6; sheadIs. i:so; Townsend. 1875:
Mckee. 1880; Baker (old). 2:25: Mag
ara. 2:4oi osdensburs. s: Nipigon. 4;
ir.;ss ooeoT PoS Ssoi o M Marshall
N. C. Holland. $40: Wisconsin,. Cor
nelius. $50; America, 1890: d. II. Jones.
8; Waldo. .s:i5; Nottingham. $40; Ma
iictoa. s;66: Port colborns. >.
Princeton. 10 p. m, Monday; Louisi-
ana. 1880; German. 1880: Goulder. IL:
Hopkins. Empress OF Midland. Eden
born, 1850; Chas Warner. Armour. 4;
mitchell s!ln. Chicksmsuga Manchester,
OIL. LaBelie. Butler. 1910: New York,
The 500.
sAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Aug 16.
up; Reed. noon, Monday; Lasaiie.
ASOAahus buAutus /,
1880: iron King. Iron Queen. 2; jerks.
1880; Murphy. Prince Rupert. 3: J. T.
Hutchinson. 4:30; Cole. Myron Page.
Goshawk. Morreli. /; Kaministiquia. s;
Samuel Mather (smali). North West, Z:
Fulton, Mariana. Martha, $3.50
Samuel Morse. $40 y. m, Monday;
Ralph, Connolly Brothers, Harold. 10;
Yale. Centurion. Shaughnessy, 1890;
Pressure Isle. Woodruff. IL: 30; Rees
midnight; Berry, 1890: Marsha, Cor
ALA. 1880; Geo. Peavey, Luzon, $50;
Lambert. 3; North Windh s.: Kennedy
8; Durham. $50; Geo. Stephenson, Ma
Mia. 4; Paramount, Garretson. 1890
Rensselaer,. 8; Sierra, 8; wickwire, Jr
Maricopa, Smeaton. 1910; Van Hise
Holley. 1880; McDougal. Mazda, noon
Gown: Gilbert. Manitoba. Lewiston
I p. m. Monday; Stadacona, 2; Craig
1850; kotcher. 5; Frick. $3.50; Sinaloa
Ashley, $3.50; Prentice. Halsted, s; AL
bright, $50; Marina, Maia, Adriatic
f:S0: Sylvania. $50.
Alex. Thompson. $50 p. m, Monday,
Mueller, Mowatt. Commodore. 1880; l.
c: Smith. IL; Harvard. Hubbard, mid
night: Northern Queen, Buffalo. 1; Pen
obsct. 1880; Denmark. $3.50: England
$3.50: Moore. 4:30: Henry Rogers s
Schiller. Watt, Fritz. $50; Scott I
Cornell, Bryn Mawr, Phillips, s.; Elba
$3.50; Choctaw. 10; Bope. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Roosevelt hesitateS to
IndorSe Taft's Conduct

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Aug 16.-No
tidings went forth from Sycamore
Hill yesterday, at the conclusion OF
the conference between Theodore
Roosevelt and Lloyd c. Griscom,
chairman OF the New York Repub-
licafi county committee. The county
chairman is known to have been the
bearer of a message from President
Taft, and 1t was generally supposed
that the message was sent In the hope
of obtaining Col. Roosevelt's out.
spoken support for a move to OBJ
tain harmony within the Republican
party.
But when Mr.. Griscom went away,
after a talk which lasted most Of the
day, the only thing he was willing to
speak about was the New York state
situation. He said Mr.. Taft and Mr.,
Roosevelt were In full accord In that
regard.
Col Roosevelt would not allow In.
reviewers to get any closer to his
house than the tennis court at the
bottom of the hill.
In spite of Col. Roosevelts retic.
ence, It is believed here that he has
mapped out program which does
not include. for the present at least,
definite Endorsement OF the Taft ad.
ministration. There Is good ground
for the belief that the visit OF Mr..
Griscom yesterday, on his return
from Beverly, Mass. has not caused
him to alter his opinion.
Mr.. Griscom was not anxious TO
make II appear that he had come to
Sycamore Hill as an emissary from
the president. He not only said that
the president had not sent him, but
he added that Mr.. Taft did not know
that yesterdays conference was to
be held.
How do the views of President
Taft and Col. Roosevelt coincide, In
reference TO national politics?" Mr..
Griscom was asked.
The county chairman paused for
some time before he replied:
II did not discuss national politics
to any great extent with President
Taft"
Are they agreed as to the New
York state situation?"
Yes. l have discussed candidates
and platforms and the whole New
York state situation with both OF
them, and their views coincide"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Cannon and BaIlinger
Halt Taft's Peace Plan

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 16.-Thret
days of fioundering through an angry
political sea has dashed the nope o.
reorganization Of the Taft admins
tration. The scheme 10 eliminate
Secretary OF the Interior Ballinger
Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich
and appease the Insurgent sentiment
by a recognition Of its aims has fallen
through.
Private advices today to those who
Matched the plan indicate two insur
mountabie Observation-Disclosures and
Cannon. II Is thought that Secretary
Ballinger was merely maintaining 9
front" In insisting that he would
not resign; that Uncle Joe Cannon
was proceeding with a huge poker
blum in persisting in his determine
ton again to be candidate for the
speakership-but now, 1t Is learned
there was no blur with either OF the
two. The political surgeons have
been advised that the two whom they
had planned to separate from the pc
litical anatonomy OF the Taft admin
istration are so firmly fixed that the
operation might endanger the life
OF the patients.
The politicians who planned the
coup were aware that President Tafi
himself would never ask Ballinger OF
Cannon to step down, but they count
ed on these two gentlemens self
effacement" on the ground of party
exigency. Now comes the ultimatun
that neither will commit political
suicide. President Taft must either
demand their retirement or there viii
be no retirement And those who
steered the scheme know that the
executive will never take the step.
Senator w. Murray Crane, smooth
suave and mute, the prime mover In
the plan, had a lengthy conference
with the president today. What took
place could not be ascertained. but
II the Massachusetts, senator was dis
appointed at the failure OF the couI
he did not show II.
II Is conceded now that tremendous
pressure will be brought to bear up
on the president to take hand In the
game. Heretofore he has kept In the
background.
II seems that Senator AIdrich will
be eliminated, but already form Of
opposition has arisen among the
faithful In the "old-guard" demanding
to know why Senator Crane, Ions
known as one of them. should have
such an intense desire to make peace
with the insurgents. Knowing Cranes
love of ways that are dark and devi
Gus they are keenly skeptical.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Can't Identity suspects.

Al Swan, George Roberts, Miss
Tpura Fallows and Miss A. Olinger
were unable to positively identify two
young men they accused OF insulting
them on the street, Monday night,
when the party appeared in police
court, Tuesday. The quartet are per-
formers In local theater and were
returning to their hotel when the az
fair happened. The young men were
Leo Sullivan, 20 years old and Harry
Bide. IL years. Police Justice Stein
discharged them
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
$4,000 FIRE IN MIDLAND.
Three Business Blocks are Laid !
Ruins by Flames.

MIDLAND, Mich, Aug. 16--Ffre
which broke out early yesterday morn
ing In the Reardon block destroyed
that structure and two adjoining ones,
causing losses estimated at $12b, 900,
about half covered by insurance. The
Reardon block was threestory brick
affair, occupied on the ground floor by
Reardon Bros. department store, on
the second floor by doctors and law.
yers' Offices and on the third floor by
Masonic and other fraternal order
lodge rooms. Not only the building
but all its contents were completely
wiped out. A twostory brick block
and a two-story frame one adjoining
were also destroyed.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Court Grants Annulment.

Judge Donovan on Tuesday grant
ed a decree of annulment to Ida
against Joseph A. Holdsworth. Holds
worth, who formerly was a sales
man for Detroit concern, is said
to be serving term in the penitenti-
airy In Michigan City, Ind. for forg-
cry. Ida Holdsworth charged that at
the time he married her, he had an
othax> wife living, having married her
In 1906, and that this woman pro-
cured divorce in Indiana in August,
1909
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
ABANDONED IT.
' the oId-FashIoned Coffee Was
Killing.

s1 always drank coffee with the
Est of the family, for It seemed as
4 there was nothing for breakfast
81 We did not have IL on the table.
b II had been troubled for some time
Nth my heart, which did not feel
'lkInt This trouble grew worse stead.
some times Il would beat fast and
~ other times very slowly, 80 that ]
would hardly be able to do work for
~ hour OF. two after breakfast, and
walked up q hill II gave me a
oyere pain
q ~ had no idea of what the trouble
'Xuo until friend suggested that
Dorhaps II might be caused by coffee
|rInhing. I tried leaving of the cof
~ and began drinking Postum. The
|nhnnge came quickly. am now
Had TO say that I am entirely well
e the heart trouble and attribute the
Gnre to leaving of coffee and the use
"a humber OF my friends have
hondoned coffee and have taken ur
l>1(h Postum, which they are using
foAdily. There are some people tina,
rake Postum very weak and taste
49, hut n Il Is boiled long enough
onoording to directions, II is very
c1icions beverage. We have never
~ any OF the oldfashioned coffee
49, Postum was first started in our
1oad the little book. The Road
We1Ivfllc," In pkgs. There's a Rea
Ivor Rad ths shove letter. A new
~ opponrs from time 70 time. They
&c1rloos true, md full Of human
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
New Copper Trust Being Formed.

LONDON, Aug. ia new copper
trust with capital OF 100000. 00(
Is now In process OF formation by
American and English copper mag
mates. according to a story appearing
In today's Evening Standard.
A conference between these mag
mates, among whom were Thomas F
Ryan and Samuel Untermeyer. OF New
York, was recently held In the Hote
Ritz In this city, the Standard says
No details Of the proposed combina
ton are given
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Madrix To Call DIaz', Hand.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The &C
ton OF President Madriz of Nicara-
qua in sending Rubeun Dario, noted
for his strong anti-American senti-
ments, as his representative to the
centennial celebration OF the Declare
ton OF Mexican Independence, to be
held In Mexico next month is taken
here as cali OF the hand of Pres
iGent Diaz In his attitude on the Mic
araguan situation. The reception &C.
corded Dario by Mexico therefore will
be closely watched by the state de-
partment.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
BOY BROWNS IN LAKE.

BROOKLYN, Mich. Aug. 18.-Lester
Mitchell, Is years old, was drowned
In Vineyard lake, one mile east of
here, yesterday afternoon. The young
man was one Of party Of campers at
the lake, and with several other boys
was bathing. He remained In the wa
ter after the others had come out and
evidently stepped into deep hole, as
he was seen suddenly to disappear.
Lester was the only son of a widow
ed mother who lives at Leslie. His
father and two brothers died two years
AGO
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
staquers SkeptIcs.

That clean, nice, fragrant COM
hound like Bucklens Arnica Salve
will instantly relieve bad burn, cut,
scald. wound or piles, staggers
skeptics. But great cures prove It's q
wonderful healer OF the worst sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, eczema. skin
eruptions, as also chapped hands.
sprains and corns. Try 1t. At K. G.
Kinsel, Central Drug Co., Gray n
Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

ANN ARBOR. Aug. 16.-Henry
Kline, of Detroit, left instructions
with a local lawyer before he left for
Detroit to institute suit against the
Michigan Central railroad for alleged
false arrest. Kline became involved
In an argument with conductor over
the payment OF fare for his wife, child
and himself and the conductor sum.
moned an officer who arrested Kline
Kline claims he paid the proper
amount.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
FATALLY HURT eY cAvE-IN.

OWOSSO, Mich. Aug 16.-Benja'
min Hook, a high school student Is
years old, was fatally injured when
after he had removed number OF
braces from a sewer, huge mass OF
earth caved In and buried him. He
lived but a few hours. The boy had
been sent after the braces he remov-
ed. but was not supposed to enter the
trench. The workingman whose duty
this was was otherwise engaged when
Ben arrived, however, and the latter's
impotence cost his life.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
suicide Leaves $4,000 Estate.

A petition for administration of the
estate of Mrs. Elvira Crawford, OF
Trumbullave. who died Aug. from
a dose OF carbolic acid, was filed I'm
probate court, Tuesday, by her broth
or, Harry L. Jones. of Rochester,
Mich. The real estate Is given at 81
900 and personal property $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Prisoners Families Aided.

Supt Dolan Of the poor commission.
has submitted report to the COM
mon council, showing that two de-
pendent families of prisoners In the
Detroit House of Correction were
cared for out OF the fund OF $4,000,
provided by the new ordinance, dur
ing July. The amount expended was
$S2. leaving a balance Of S4,96S on
hand
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

Mayors Secretary Makes Announces
ment After Coming From Bedside.


ment After Coming From Bedside.
HOBOKEN, N. j.. Aug. 16.-Mayor
Gaynor was reported to be improving
at st. Mary's hospital today. It was
stated by Secretary Adamson that he
slept from 1915 last night until 3
o'clock this morning. He then stayed
awake until $3.50. when he again went
to sleep.
Corporation Counsel Watson and
Secretary Adamson, who spent the
night at the hospital, agreed that the
situation was as good as could be
expected.
"The mayor Is getting better fast. .
said Adamson as he left the hospital
| for breakfast. On second thought he
qualified his answer, What I mean is
that he Is no worse"
The following bulletin was issued
at 2 p. M:
The mayor continues to I'm
prove; temperature. pulse and res
piration same as this morning
(Signed) ARLITZ
STEWART.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
80 Perish In shin Wreck.

GIBRALTAR, Aug. 16.-Thirty-two
of the passengers and seven of the
crew OF the Spanish steamship Martos
were drowned today in the sinking
OF the ship of Tarifa Point The
Martos was in collision with the Ger
man steamer Elsa In dense fog She
foundered few minutes after being
struck.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

BsrrIsn County Folk Believe They're
Winner.

Walter 7. Bradford. of the Union
Trust Co. who has just returned from
q short vacation trip to st. Joseph.
says that politics II sizzling In the
southwestern part Of the state. The
general impression In Berrien coun-
ty," said Mr.. Bradford, "is that SEN
ator Burrows will win. OF the can
didates for governor. Osborn will
probably get the heaviest vote from
that part of the state. Particular In
terest is shown In the campaign or
Nelson C. Rice for lieutenantgover-
nor. His good record In the legisla-
ture and the strong support that he
Is getting make him formidable
candidate"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

Foreign trade for July reached
higher figures than for any year since
1907, both imports and exports show.
Ing large gains. Imports amounted
to sl17,312.105, and exports were
valued at s114,493, 222. OF the July
imports 40 per cent came in free OF
duty, a larger percentage than has
been shown since 1897.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Mrs. Sarah cIea.on Dead

UTICA, N. Y, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Sarah
E. Gleason, Of Chicago. a philanthrop
list. who annually spent the greater
part Of large income for the benefit
OF Adventists and their missions, died
yesterday OF apoplexy while on a Wis
1t. She was "a years old.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
fordney Buys Big Timber Tract.

F0roney Buys Dig IFmpeF IFacts
+ TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 16.--For ap.
t0ximately $4,000. Congressman j.
E0rdney, OF Saginaw. Mich, has
ocOne half owner of the extensive
rgofng interests on Grays harbor OF
~ Coats Bros Logging Co. The deal
&t1udes standing timber, logging
11r0ad, an interest in the Wishkah
Coln Co. and the new office building
X the company In Aberdeen. Mr..
or6ney Is an extensive owner OF
handing timber in Chehalis county,
c1ue Of which lies adjacent to the
oakB company buildings. II is pre-
1n,ed that these will go into the deal
exchange for equal collateral No
stalls were disclosed by Messrs. Ford
~ and Coats.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

She Spends All Her Money su
Thinks 70 Looks Dandy.

Thinks 10 Looks Dandy.
QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-THE Canadian
officials will allow the Scotland Yard
representatives TO remove DR.. II. II.
Crippen and Miss Ethel Glare Leneve
any time they desire. II 10 probable
the day will be Thursday.
The detectives are plainly relieved
today that Dr. Crippen has not fought
extradition. as II Is doubtful whether
they could have made out a conclu-
sive case. Miss Leneve on her arrival
in London will be imprisoned in Hol-
loway Jail. Yesterday she spent sew
eral hours writing letters in reply to
those OF her relatives brought over
on the Lake Manitoba. Her answers
will be carried on the same liner on
which she will sail as prisoner Her
new wig. which took the last of her
money. gives her great satisfaction
and she spends much time posing be-
fore the mirror In her cell.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
u. OF M. sUPT. QUITS.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Aug. 10
Especial. )-Thomas Turnbull. super
intendent OF buildings and grounds at
the university. has resigned to return
to his old position with the Ann AT
Dor railroad. ]. III. Marks has been
appointed acting superintendent until
the regents select a permanent ON
rtoI
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

11nn ssys Governor b Power BE-
Ksng's Candidacy ANSWERS
Warner on Primary Matter.

~ CITY, Aug. 1s.--Chase s. os
a . statement issued last night
nat Gov. Warmers latest attack
~ nat the governor Is the real
- hnck of the candidacy OF Lieut.
Kelley for the Republican guber'
go nomination. Gov. Warner
nlvsn out o letter written by Os'
y a 1908, the purpose OF wnicn
Is show that Osborn supported
fcr the third term and that his
oodfion developed only recently:
|cro Is Mr.. Osborn's statement:
fhis letter was written, as re.
nber. and l think the date VIII
Dve me correct, after the general
don. It relates to a speech l made
dosing the election campaign and
nothing TO do with the primary
11Ast. Also this letter was written
my subscription was made before
G)axier, Armstrong and other
<ndals of Warnerism were proven
&IR Pat Kelley is elected shall con.
knlate him I'm the same manner
Gov. Warner, and IL he Is nomin-
- I shall bow to the will OF the ma
lky, which is the spirit that domin'
ro this country anil cur party.
All this desperation on the part OF
~ Warner proves what have said
rlnr my campaign for the nomina
-: That my fight and the fight OF
I'D government in Michigan 1s
rinst Warner and Warnefsm, and
- Pat Kelley IL only his proxy. Re
<11ng to my statement that Warner
ncoed me, all have to say Is thai
hns buncocd everybody he has got
~ close to during his entire political
roar. which Is proof enough or my
nf4ment. and, worst of all. he has
Scoed the state OF Michigan and the
1vuhlican party
<Ihomas Cranage, whose Republican
n dates back to Fremont, presided
= meeting here last night ana IN
1c1uced Mr.. Osborn. He mas nm
~ = very profitable "a hours In Bay
rnty. holding several large meet
x. Including a morning speech al
wood TO 500 people, a big meet
80 U the Industrial works yesterday
[>ofaeeH and q Largo mass meetlne
r thol city last night
q ~. Osborn In his speech here re-
rcd to the Warner statement,
leh. according to the 500 candi-
o proves that the fight In this
1ooign Is between Warner and
$50. AMr. Kelley having no part
Hor than being the selection OF his
1tSol maker through whom he ex-
1ta to continue himself In pow
}sIhe publication by Gov. Warner
= congratulatory letter / wrote q
~ after election will be about az
nvfncing 10 the voters AZ were the
o1sc1ous charges Gov. Warner made
11rSt Arthur Hill the afternoon Of
day Of the senatorial caucus;
rros that sent Arthur Hill to hii
i've broken In spirit, a victim of the
1ching OF Gov. Warner and his DO
1onl cabinet" said Mr. Osborn
>.At Big Rapids Mr.. Kelley asked
.o for the dates on the checks rep.
SDouting my contributions, but I told
IA could not answer his query
'1thout FIRST going to my ONCE REQ
1a I admitted, however. at the Big
tids meeting, and In the presence
NJ. Kelley, that did make con
bufions to the amount of $3.50, and
Med further would contribute 81,
~ 70 his campaign fund II he won
km uominatiOn