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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Personal Gossip

Mrs Ernest Ransdsle IS visiting her sister
at Owstonna. MINI.
Mr.. Elijah ConlSlln is recovering from a
long and serious illness.
Mr. Henry u. Nicely has returned from an
extended trip through southern Texas.
Mss Amy Gilmore leaves Wednesday to
visit Miss Florence Page in Kansas City.
Mrs. Duncan Vinsonhaler will leave
Tuesday to spend week in Kansas city.
Mrs. Brown OF Hannibal, Mo-. is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Shriver.
Miss Eugene whitmore is spending the
week end as the guest Of Mrs. Griffith AT
Fort Crook
Mrs f. Allen Dyer OF city Of Mexico ar
rived saturday TO visit her sisters the
Misses Hungerford at the Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs William Glass have taken
apartments at the new st, George on
Thirty-first avenue near Dodge street.
Miss Margaret Laughran OF Washington.
d. G. arrived Wednesday to be the guest
II Major and Mrs. Carr OF Fort Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Mosher Colpetzer. who
have been in Chicago attending the auto
mobile show. are expected home today
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Stewart. I'd, spent
the week in Chicago attending the auto
mobile show. They are expected home
to-day
Miss Mary Donaldson of Minneapolis IL
expected Tuesday morning and will spend
a few weeks as the guest Of Miss Jean
Cudahy.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Baum, ir., have gone
to Easton, Pa. where they were called by
the death Of Mrs. Baum's brother. William
Hackett
Mrs. M. Bohman of Chicago, who has
been the guest of her sister Mrs. Paul
Getzschmann, for several days, returned
| Saturday.
Miss Erma Jones left Saturday for Lin.
coin to attend the Formal" given last
evening at the Lincoln hotel by the Alpha
Chi Omega sorority.
Mrs. Earl Kiplinger is expected home
this week from Kansas City. where she
has been visiting Mr.. Kiplingers aunt Mrs
George Moore. for two weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin A Shotwell wer,
the house guests Of Governor and Mrs
Aldrich at the executive mansion in Lin
coln Wednesday and Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. slabaugh and Mr.
and Mrs !. A Benedict leave Saturda!
for Tampa, Fla, to be gone two months
They will return by way Of Washington
d. G.
Major and Mrs Carr Of Fort omahi
entertained General and Mrs Smith, Cap
tain and Mrs Christie and Miss Laughran
of Washington d. c., at dinner Thursday
| evening
Captain Hardenberg, L. S. A.. retired
| who is now in business in Chicago. is spend
ing the week at Fort Crook visiting this
officers of his former regiment, the Fourth
infantry.
Mr. and Mrs. e. F. Howes entertained
at dinner Friday evening. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rushton, Mr.
and Mrs. e. c. Rector and Mr. and Mrs
George Sumner.
Miss Marthena Harrison, daughter o
Mrs Russell Harrison, who is spending tn
winter in Washington, d. c., will be tn
guest Of Mr.. Arthur Wakley, at Cornell
university, Ithaca. N. X, Junior Prom
week.
Mrs. Bentley McCloud, accompanied b!
Miss Katherine Milroy, left Saturday 70
Chicago after two weeks visit with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs olmsted. Miss Nil
roy will visit Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud To-
several days
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
PLANS FOR LIGHTING OMAHA
City Engineer Prepares Outline Of
Policy, Should Bill Pass,
no LIaHT ONE HUNDRED BL0OKs
Half the Cost 60 He norne by Prop
erty Owners-TO ne Taken Up by
the city Council 90 Charter
r. So Revised.

Tentative plans for beautifying the city
by special lighting districts have been
drawn in the city engineers office and are
practically ready TO DO presented 10 the
city council for that body's approval.
should the proposed bill FOR the revision Of
the city charter pass tho legislature.
The trainers Of the bill want the lighting
fund increased about $4,000. besides the
revenue which would accrue from the cres-
tion Of these lighting districts
Under the proposed charter, the property
owners in the lighting districts win be
compelled 70 pay one-half the cost OF the
maintenance OF the system. The city will
pay tho other half and TO meet this in
creased expenditure, the proposed city
charter seeks 20 increase the lighting fund
by raising the amount that may be appor-
toned by the city council from $4,000 to
10000 and add all moneys received from
occupation taxes from lighting companies
Last year the Omaha Gas company and
the Omaha Electric Light and Power com
pany paid In more than $4,000 as occupa-
tion taxes. This additional money, II ia
argued. is needed to establish the lighting
system.
The plans, as drawn. are confined to the
downtown business district, and do not
take in any districts in the residence por-
a
present. about 100 blocks will be included
in the district, II II is ordered by the coun-
ell as drawn by the city engineers office.
includes Retail DtStrict.
The retail district included takes I'm all
property between Fourteenth street on the
east and Eighteenth street on the west,
Capitol avenue on the north and Jackson
street on the south.
Three main thoroughfares will lead TO
the district and will be lighted under the
same plan as the retail district The first
begins at the Burlington station. extends
along Tenth street to Farnam street and
up Farnam to Twenty-fourth street. The
second artery will begin at the Southeast
boulevard at Mason and extend TO Jackson
street, then up Jackson TO Seventeenth or
Eighteenth street along Eighteenth street
TO Chicago street and then west to con
meet with Florence boulevard. The third
feeder for the district is an extension OF
Sixteenth street 10 the south end OF the
viaduot. These boundaries include all that
is to be taken in for special lighting under
the present plans
The system TO be installed will consist
Of four standards each carrying five cleo
trio lights, on either side of the street In
each block. One cluster of lights will be
placed on each corner and two midway in
the blocks. This win give eight Standards
with forty lights TO each block.
The standards will carry four drop lights
OF about sixty amperes and one upright
light Of 100 amperes. II is proposed to ex-
tinguish the four drop lights at midnight
but permit the upright light to burn all
night. 1t is pointed out that. such a sys-
tenn win furnish ample light for the down
town districts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Wedding Bells

An out-of-town engagement Of local inter
est is the announcement made by Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Polieys Of st. Paul. Mimi,
that their daughter. Miss Peggy Polieys,
is to be wed to Mr.. Arthur Bernard Krock
Of Louisville. Ky, early in April. Miss Pol
leys has visited Miss Amy Gilmore on
different occasions and Miss Gilmore will
be maid Of honor at the wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
shoots Girl and Takes poison.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich Feb. Aug
ust Wiers, a farmer p years old, committed
suicide by gaking poison today after shoot
ing Miss Hattie Uplinger and beating the
girls mother, Mrs. Augusa Uplinger with a
hammer Both women are In a critical
condition ct a hospital. Wiers had been
paying attention to Miss Uplinger for two
years and was jealous because she went
out with another escort.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Miscellaneous.

The Womans Relief corps, U. S. Grant
post, win meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:sO
o'clock at Baright hall.
on next Thursday evening Omaha court,
No. 10, Tribe OF Ben Hur. viii give
prize masquerade ball, On the first Thurs
day evening of each month this court viii
give a social for it's members.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

The marriage Of Miss Mary Drake Saw
yers OF centerville. la. to Mr.. William c.
Baker ir,. OF Baltimore, which took place
at the home Of the brides parents, DIT. and
Mrs. J. L. sawyers, In Centervills, Wednes-
day was OF equal interest in the east as
In the home state OF the bride. The bride
Is niece OF Mrs. Theodore p shonts OF
New York and a cousin OF the duchess Of
Cleanliness. formerly Miss Shonts. She Is
a granddaughter OF former Governor Fran
els NJ. Drake OF Iowa, and through the
relationship with the shonts family Is sell
known IN New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Fraternal Union of America, Banner
lodge, No. II, gave a poverty ball Thursday
evening at its hall, Fifteenth and Douglas
streets. About 900 were present. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Dora Jackman and
Mr.. Weadner for the poorest dressed couple;
for the prize waltz the winners were MIR.
Walter Klrksey and Miss Edith Seine,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
CIansmen Of America.

Clansmen of America, lodge No. 1, will
meet hereafter each Friday evening in A.
o. U. w. temple. Friday evening, Febru-
airy TO- this lodge will give card party for
members and friends. Many beautiful and
valuable prizes will be given for card
games. Refreshments will also be served.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Captain J. Marks who was elected grand
patriarch of the encampment branch OF the
Independent order of odd Fellows at Lin
coin last October, is a well known resident
OF Omaha, living at 1919 Lafayette avenue.
Since his election to the office of grand
patriarch Captain Marks has been very Rc-
tive in looking after the interests Of this
branch OF the order and is making one of
the most successful grand patriots the odd
Fellows have ever had in this state.
Captain Marks is a member Of State lodge
No. 10, Hesperian emcampment No. 2, Can
ton Ezra Willard, No. l, and Ruth Rebekah
lodge No, l. all located in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Fashion is becoming insistent on wreaths
OF white roses as ornaments for brides
maids wells. At a recent wedding the
veil OF each girl attendant was fastened
with those flowers. and the effect was ar
tistic. It Is the latest, by the way. 70 dress
the little flower girls at weddings in frocks
exactly like those OF the bridermaid's ex-
oept that the youngsters skirts are OF knee
length.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Personal Notes from Gotham

Will Notable for Weddings Of Society People
Gould Maria Leading Topic NOw-Wraths
Decree of Dame Fashion
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Improved order of REQ Men.

Yah-Nun- Dah-sis tribe, No. 2, improved
Order Of Red Men, VIII in the near future
make preparations FOR series of ester
tainments. the first under contemplation
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

stated, will not take place until June. The
wedding will be at Tuxedo, where Mr. and
Mrs. Mortimer have their summer home.
Both the Rutherford and Mortimer family
viii leave soon for their southern tour.
Mrs. David Pierce Morgan, has announced
the engagement of her niece, Miss Harriet
Davis Felowes, daughter OF her late
brother, William Fellowes to Mr.. Frederick
Townsend OF Albany, and the marriage
will be a social event OF the early spring.
The exact date has not been announced,
however. but Is looked for within a short
time. Miss Fellows. who is q second cousin
Of Lady Acheson, formerly Miss Mildred
Carterand, is regarded as a most beautiful
member OF her set.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Informal announcement OF the engage
ment OF Miss Kathleen Lehman, to Mr.
Milton j. Beach has been made. The wed
ding will take place at sherrys, March 2
Miss Lehman is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lehman.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

The first concert by the Creighton Glee
club viii be given Thursday evening, Feb
ruary l6. at the Brandeis theater, AIrI
Raphael Hamilton Is the manager and there
are thirty students who are members OF
the club.
The Alumni Of Creighton are taking con-
siderable interest and = committee Of for
mer Creighton men. Mr.. Harry V. Burkley.
Air. Thomas J. Meshane, DR. J.. y. Bush
man and On. Frederick Langdon are assist
ing the Glee club
Besides the numbers given by the olee
club, Alr, Harry Burnley. Mr. Freemantel,
Aiiss Elizabeth Hamllng and Mr.. Joseph
Gin. violinist from ST Louis. will oontri-
butte 10 the program.
Father Taimase Of ths Creighton faculty
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Club women in general and all Of the
members Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution are enthusiastic over the as
sured forthcoming election Of Mrs. william
Cummings Story as president general OF
the society The other candidate is Mrs.
Mathew Scott OF Bloomington, Ill. Mrs.
story has been regent OF Manhattan chap
ter OF this city for about eight or nine
years and Il was only during the time that
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
woodmen OF the World.

Benson camp. No. 2ss. woodmen OF the
World, will give a high-class musical en-
tertainment free TO the members of the
Woodmen Of the World, their friends and
citizens OF Benson, at the Independent
Order Of odd Fellows hall, Tuesday even
ing, February A. The following is the
program:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
SEASON is BUSY
Many Large and Interesting Events
Announced for This Week.
OMAHA has CALIFORNIA COLONY
social settlement Benefit Entertsin-
rnent Arouses Much Anticipation
-Creinhton College Glee
Club Plans Concert.
Social Calendar.

MONDAY-Mra. Myron Learned. after
noon tea for Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond;
Mrs Conrad y. Spens, luncheon for
Mrs Arthur keeline. Temple Israel
Sistcfhood entertainment Amateur MI
steal club Miss Alice Kennard; Mrs. Il.
r. Swobe Monday Bridge club.
TUESDAY-Mrs. Edward a. Cudahy, Tues
day Morning Musicale; Mrs. Eva Wallaes,
bridge afternoon; Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Wilhelm. dinner for Miss Jean Cudahyi
Mrs NJ w. Cavanaugh, luncheon AZ
Omaha club: Miss Josephine Young,
luncheon; la Douzaine. Mrs. +. j.
Elliok ~
WBDNEsDAY-Mr Eva Wallace. bridge
afternoon: Mrs Herman Kountze. lunch
con: Mrs Benjamin Gallagher, luncheon;
Mrs Max Morris, Mrs. sigfried Heyn and
Mra Emil CAM bridge afternoon az the
Henshaw; Mrs. g. c. CLAYTON. w. u.
club: Mrs Paul stein. Sunflower club.
THURSDAY-MrE. Charles G. Allison, ar
ternoon tea; Mrs. J. J. Brown lpncheon;
Mrs. Charles Elgutter, luncheon for Mrs
A. Poiack. -,
FRIDAY-Hop at Fort Crook: Mrs
Charles Figutter. luncheon Tor MIS-. a.
Polack; Mr.. and Mrs. {. j. Roberts
sATURDAY-social Settlement beneiit.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

The marriage Of Miss Wilfrida Mortimer.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morti-
mer, 10 Nj. John N. Rutherford, Il Is
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

An engagement OF interest announced last
week Is that OF Miss Edith Edison. niece
Of Thomas A, Edison and Frank A. Potter
Of East Orange and this city. The bride
elect Is a daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. II, Ed
son Of Milan, o. AS yet no date has been
set for the wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05


dsnced by the Increase in the amour Of
entertaining. During the last week events
were exceedingly numerous, and interest
ing though. with the exception OF the de-
but-tea and dance given early in the week
by Mr.. and Mrs Walter Taylor Page. they
were for the most part small and informal
Announcements for this week include sew
ersl large and interesting entertainments
Invitations have been issued for two large
afternoon teas and for several large Lridge
afternoons and luncheons.
Mrs Myron Learned will give large
afternoon tea Monday in honor Of ner
Euest. Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond. the com
poser. Mrs. C. c. Allison gives an after
noon reception Thursday. Mrs Iva Ken
nard wallace will entertain .. bridge
Tuesday and wednesday afternoons. Mrs.
day at her home.
Many Omaha people left last week to
spend several weeks on the Pacific coast,
some Of them planning to remain In Call
fornia until some time in March.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Reed Miss Elizabeth
Reed, Mrs Edward Porter Peck, Mrs.
Frank Johnson and daughter, left Wedncs-
day for California. Later, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
and Mrs. wattles in Hollywood. near Los
Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. william J, Burgess left
Wednesday for Los Angeles for l1fef
stay and win then go to San Francisco to
visit Mrs. Burgess brother Mr.. Edward
Schneider They will be gone three or four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdou w. wattles left
20 hal
winter home In Hollywood. where they en-
tertaih many house parties. They will be
gone two months
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. joslyn Will leave
the latter part Of the week Tor Los An
geles and Hollywood. Cal. and will take
their automobile and tour the Pacific coast.
While In Hollywood. Mr.. and Mrs Joslyn
viii be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bidwell, formerly OF Omaha, who have re-
Gently built = new home In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Cudahy. who
visited in California last winter. rlau to
leave February 10 for Augusta and other
points in Florida. Miss Helen Cudahy and
Mr. Edward A. Cudahy. jrr will accom-
pany them.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline leave for
San Francisco, Cal, Wednesday; from there
they VIII SAT-, FeDruafy To- TOT nonOtuiui 10
remain until April.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Connel leave later
In the month for a trip to California.
Mrs. Harry Cummings left last week for
California and viii spend a few weeks in
Honolulu. II. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Remington, who
have been visiting in California for several
weeks. viii leave Hollywood Tuesday. On
their way east they win visit the Grand
Canon, Colo. They are expected home
February ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kountze OF New
York formerly Of this city. have just re-
turned from California and with their
children. Palmer B. Kountze and Elizabeth
KountEe are spending a few days visit
ing Mrs. Kountze's parents. Captain and
Mrs. II. f. Palmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

being ball in honor of the anniversary
of George Washington, the first great
sachem Of the order. The date has not as
yet been set, but in all probability will be
on or about February %.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

The first OF the charity benefits which
have been receiving much OF society's at
tentlon Of late, 10 to be given Saturday
evening at the Lyric theater In benefit
Of the Social Settlement. This entertain
ment, which promises to be one OF the
most interesting is one Of the most unique.
II includes program OF music and pro-
gram OF aesthetic dances. The song cycle,
I'm a Persian Garden" Is TO be given by the
Brahms quartette as the first half OF the
program. The second half includes a group
OF dances by young society people, solo
dances and solos by the members OF the
Guartette. The members Of the auartette
are Mrs. Harry Paul, Miss Ruth Ganson
Mr.. II. Chauncey lesson and Mr.. Louis
I.oring, Miss Grace Hancock Is accom-
PIANIST.
Interest In the entertainment expresses it.
self directly In application for seats. The
boxes have been engaged by Mrs. Elizabeth
shannon. Mrs. Harold clifford, Mrs. Her
man KOuntze, Mrs. J. j. Dlckey, Mrs. c.
VIII Hamilton. Mrs Frank Crawford. Mrs
r. W. Nash Miss Blanche Rosewster In
fact the demand for boxes was larger than
the supply and several line parties have
been formed. The management had ex-
peoted 10 make no reservation. but because
OF the other demands, has decided 20 make
reservations for parties OF ten or more.
Several such reservations have been made.
The Creighton College Glee club viii form
one OF the larger theater parties.
College people were originally respon-
sible for the establishment OF settlement
work and they continue their interest, Al
the performance saturday evening a num-
Der OF college men will act as ticket takers
and ushers. They are; Mr.. II. W. Pier
pont, Mr.. Edgar NJ. Morsman, ticket tax
ersi Mr.. Cedric Potter, Mr.. Cuthbert Pot
ter. MIR. Robert Dining, ir; Mr.. Denise
Tlllson. Mr.. James Dixon. Mr.. Herbert
French, ushers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

mrs II. n. rainier entertainer lnIoThdlly
at an afternoon tea Friday at her home on
South Thirty-second street in honor OF her
daughter, Mrs Herman Kountze of New
York City, who was formerly Miss Clara
Palmer. Among those present were Mrs
Herman Kountze OF New York, Mrs. Ward
Burgess. Mrs. George H. Palmer. Mrs
George Mcintyre and Mrs. Joseph Barker
DR.. and Mrs J. e. Summers ir., enter
tained at a beautifully appointed dinner
Friday evening at their home. Covers were
placed for:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

February military hops 20 be given az the
post headquarters Friday evening, Febru-
airy TO- A new hop committee has been
chosen and includes Lieutenant John G.
Cowan. Captain huffman and Lieutenant
Bubb.
Mrs. Charles NJ wilhelm will entertain
az dinner Tuesday evening in compliment TO
Miss Jean Cudahv Those present will be:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
has charge Of the concert.
The patronesses will be:
Pleasures Past

General and Mrs. Gown entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Baldrige. The other guests
Wera.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

i MISS ShN"s anu WISE NUN NeNSuh'
The Dorcas Kcnsington club met at the
home Of Miss KatheTyn Harte Thursday
The afternoon was spent hemming linen
for the Child Saving institute. Those
present were Mesdames c. r. Dodds
Charles s. Ely, william ]. From. ], L.
Houcbin, Fred Jorgenson Joseph Kelly. H.
w. Lehman, L. Nelson. w, v. Nieman, e.
H. Ward, Nj. N. Woodland and the hostess
Miss Rissetta Smith entertained a mat
inee party at the orpheum Saturday for
the members OF the A. x. X. high school
societv Those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
edward Andreason

AANJ heAlNAhk MISS oJlNlh l1O0NHI
.Duet-Soprano Miss Marie Richardson
Tenor, Don Hood
Quartet-First tenor, AL Snyder; second
tenor, Clarence Hood; baritone, Willis
Crane; bass, Win Schrum.
Piano sOlo,.,....,,..,,...,.,H erold Chadwel
Soprano Solo-Home, Sweet Home......
Miss Marie Richardson.
Each woman s to bring a lunch box
filled for two persons
The women will place the names inside
the lunch box and the gentleman securing
the box containing her name, viii eat
supper with her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-19
ACCOUNTABLE SERVICE SAYS
FORMER WATER WORKS oWNEF

Editor Pensacola Journal.
I fear that the boast that Pensacola
has the best water in tho world will
not be true much longer II the water
works continue to furnish such a mess
OF compressed air, water and the iron
rust from the pipes as they have been
giving us for the past week.
In my opinion the trouble is at the
pumping station. There il something
wrong with the air lift or with the
pump and as the city has only one
pump large enough to supply the city
with water for all present purposes
they dare not stop that pump for any
length Of time to either examinesit or
repair it, and there has been no piece
of machinery made yet that does not
need repairs some time. I consider
that the water works have been run
ming In luck for long while but that
win not last always, and when the re-
verse comes the fire protection will not
be worth q hill Of BEANS"
The city should have two pumps at
the station, each one OF ample capacity
to furnish water for all purposes, in :
Guiding fire protection, and believe II
the citizens and taxpayers (not poll
ticians) will appoint committee to
examine the water works they will find
this dangerous condition to exist and
I. for one. protest against allowing II
to exist much longer. There is no rea-
son why we should not have clean
pure water every day in the year.
B. r. PITT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-19
VOX POPUL1.
THINKS PROF. ALLEN is
CORRECT IN CONTENTION

Editor Pensacola Journal
AS usual, Professor I. e. Allen is
altogether right, and his suggestions
timely, and comm endable. The ruling
that in a three cornered race" 1t Is
necessary for man to have the ma
jority over both his competitors Is alto
gether absurd and Objectionable. Why
should we yet be governed by system
or precedent after that precedent has
been clearly shown obnoxious. not TO
say ridiculous? Are we not called
upon daily to discard systems and be-
liefs that in their day of inception
were found to be good, yet as the world
progresses are shown to have outlived
their usefulness?
As Mr.. Allen truly says, many thou
sands of dollars and a vast amount Of
turmoil and bitter feeling would be
saved" should this obnoxious precedent
be relegated to the moles and the bats
and a saner ruling be formulated gov
erning the democratic primary. And,
moreover, what possible objection could
any man urge against the man re-
ceiving the highest vote in the first
primary becoming the recognized
nominee of the party? Let us hear
from you. Mr.. Voter. why this ruling
should yet be tolerated.
n w WHITWORTH