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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
STATE DEPARTMENT
To BRYAN, SAYS Sun
Cabinet Building Is Farther
Along Than Supposed,
Washington Advices.
BY International News Service.

By International News Service.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-The Sun this
morning prints Washington dispstcl
stating that 1t has been learned on good
authority that the portfolio OF state has
been offered to W. J. Bryan and that
Bryan is 10 visit the president elect IN
Bermuda. The dispatch Furthermore
states that Uole Smith has been sug-
Gcstcd for attorney general or secretary Of
the treasury: Louis D. Brandels for sec
retacy of commerce and labor. Judge
Wescott of New Jersey for either attor-
ney general or secretary OF war; Jose
phus Daniels for postmaster general and
Representative A. 5. Burlcssn Of Texas
for secretary OF agriculture. The dis
patch continues;
II Is evident from Information that
reached The Sun correspondent today
from prominent Democrats In Wash
inSton who are close to the presi-
dent elect that tho work OF building
a cabinet has proceeded much farther
tnan many persons had supposed
The cabinet office that is giving
President elect Wilson and his friends
most concern apparently is the see
rctaryshlp OF the treasury, President
member OF his cabinet from New
York. He will try 20 secure a man.
II is said. who wiz bc free from sus-
picion OF any obligation 10 great r.
IGlnCl1l OF CoTnlDGCcl5J interests, ana
vet ono who VII not alarm any leGlti-
mate business interests.
The general plan OF forming the
new ca abIDct. IL is understood now by
the Democratic leaders here. con-
templates one member from Now
England. ono from New York and one
from New Jersey. possibly one from
pcnn3yI Iva ula-and the name OF Rep
resentativc 4. Palmer is most fire.
quently mentioned in the latter con-
ncction. two or three from the south.
OF whom Josephus Daniels and Rep
rcscntative BurlcSou are believed rca-
soma oily certain. In addition 10 Mr..
Bryan for secretary Of state. there Is
likely to be one member from the Pa
cific coast and one from the .mlddlo
west, Indiana viii hardly figure In
the calculation because The yice-presI-
. dent comes from that state.
Friends OF Governor Harmon, OF
Ohio. have been moving actively In his
behalf, but there is decided opposition
TO him from Jhc progressive Demo-
Gratis whicn Is based mainly OH the
character OF his campaign fund con-
tr!butions.
Illinois or Missouri will probably
mako one contribution in the new
cabinet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
REASONABLE RATES
FOR POWER FISHER
Secretary of Interior Says Ii
censeS VIII Be Revoked
for "Jockeyins."

WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.-Secretary o.
the Interior Fisher today flaly told wa
ter power corporations holding federal
licenses that they would be forced TO
Srant reasonable rates 10 consumers. re-
gardless OF ancient conuac, rights TO tho
contrary.
This announcement affecting many
large interests in the western states.
was made st the hearing the rcgu-
Jatohs soon TO govern water power on
public domain in California.
Tne rcguls tons Drobs bly, VIII bc put
into force with only minor notifications
suggested .st tho hearing, and With the
view 20 close cooperation between the
federal and state authorities OF Cali
fornia.
Secretary Fisher said that under the
regulations. companies which upon liav-
ing their rates pronounced uureasonsble g
by state authorities. resort 70 iockcvinC
and delays IN the courts. will have their
LICENCES revoked.
After the state authorities" he said,
have decided it and the matter mas
Sonc ceiar through the state supreme
court. then if you insist on your right
Of going into the federal courts with Il
nili of equity claiming confisca tion, the
intorior department Will revoke your
license. You say the matter OF rates
ought to 6e rcgula ted bN the state; very
we'll. we viii 20 t'c whole route with
you.'
President Eschclfnan OF the California
railway commission. the public utilities
body. expressed accord with the GOV
crnments policy, adding that he did not
care TO have his commission a mere
moot court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
800 Flyer Wrecked.
This Home.Made Cough
Syrup H1iit Surprise You
Stors Eveu Nbocplng rorEA
Quickly. A Family supply
at Small Cost.

Hers is = homo made remedy that
takes hold Of p cough instantly, and will
usually cure the most stubborn case in
q hours. This recipe makes a pint
enough for q whole family. You couldn't
buy as much or as good ready-msds
cough syrup for $3.50.
Mix one pint Of granulated sugar with
e pint OF warm water, and stir 3
minutes. Put 21a ounces of PineS fifty
cents WORTHY in a pint bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup, This keeps perfectly
and has y pleasant taste-childrcu like
il, Braces up the appetite and is slightly
laxative, which helps end cough.
You probably know the medical value
Of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis
and other throat troubles, gore lungs,
etc. There is nothing better. Pincx is
the most valuable concentrated compound
OF Norway white pine extract. rich In
guaiacol and all tha natural healing pine
elements. Other preparations will not
work in this formula
The prompt results from this iuevpeu.
eiye remedy bave made friends for il in
thousands of homes in the United States
and Canada. which explains Why the
plan has been initiated often, but never
successfully.
A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has PineS, or VII
ret it for YOU. If not. send to Iha
PineX Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
WOMAN COOL IN
REVOLVER FIGH I
Mrs. Nogcl Most Collected Person
in Murderous Room Battle,
Husband Modern Fagin,
By International News Service.


NEW YORK, Nov. ia wife q
fearless. devotion to her husband, she
firing FIRST and then passing the re.
volycr to him with most remarkable
GOODNESS, resulted in tho murdorous
fight in the Elsmore hotel Monday
night, during which Henry VogcI and
bis wife, Lottic, aud Private Detec-
1.-Two John Allen were killed and Mar.
tin >. Fay and Gerard Luigi. dc.
;cGtives; Louis c. Mondchcin. pro
prictor Of the EIsmere. and William
Butler, a waiter, were wounded.
Fogel was a diamond thief with a
long criminal record and dozen
aliases. HIS wife and a pretty young
woman named Sophie Bcckoudorf were
his accomplccs,
Sophie Bcckondorf. whose chief work
WAS finding her way into wealthy
homes as domestic, was arrested on
election day and gave TO the police
information which resulted in tie dis
coyery of the Vogels.
The bullets used by Vogel were steel
capped. After the bodies had been
carried out Of the room tho police
found another magazine revolver md
more steel capped bullets. Scrawled
on the page Of motto book found on
the floor was n letter which is be-
heved TO be evidence OF suicide pact.
1t read:
'Dear DR.. Kimball:-lt 5 all over.
We arc going TO Kill ourselves. Take
care Of Lottc and the apartment. We
have done everything and everybody
She brought us to it..
tt IS inferred that the pact existed
between Eogcl and tho pretty Breckcn-
dorf girl. as Lottie was tho wife S
name.
The Kimball referred to is DR.. y. Z,
Klmball, chief probation officer OF the
prison association, III whose custody
Nogel long time ago was paroled.
A great pile OF loot worth several
thousand dollars was found in the
room OF the Voeels at the Elsmere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
kFEELING Of SECURITY

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know that the medicine YOU are about
70 take is absolutely pure and contains
no harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such n medicine is Dr. Kilmcr 5
Svamp-Root, the great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy.
The same standard OF purity,
strength and excellence is maintained
IN every bottle Of Swamp Root
SwampRoot is scientifically com
pounded from vegetable herbs.
il IS not siimuIan; and is taken in
teaSpoontul doses.
IL is not recommended for every.
thing.
1t is nature : great helper IN rciiev-
in@ and overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder troubles.
A sworn statement OF purity is with
every bottle Of DR.. kilmcr's Swamp
Root.
IL YOU need a medicine you should
have the best.
If you are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what you need, you will
fJnd il on sale at all drug stores in bot-
tlcs Of TWO sizes, fifty cents and one
dollar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
TELLS Of DYNAMITE
PLOTS IN MISSOURI
Friend of ]. 3. Mcnamara
Says ConspiracieS Involved
Kansas City Plants.
By International News SerNice.

BY international News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov, in.-
Charles Brown. Il barber who became well
acquainted with J. i McNs mara in
Kansas City and later met him In Los
Angeles. testified at this afternoon scs-
sion Of the dynamite trial that McNa-
mara and w Burt Brown business
agent of the iron workers in Kansas City.
had made - proposition TO him 10 engage
In dynamltiDG non-,lnion jobs in the Vi
cinity OF Kansas City.
Miss Eula Hitchcock. 4. woman detoc-
tive. told OF having served a subpoena on
Mrs. Flora Caplan to appear as Wit
moss In the Los Angeles trial. This is
tho witness whom Anton JolapDson, with
tho assistance and advice Of y. y. Tvclt-
moe is charged With having been taken
out OF the jurisdiction OF the California
courts after she was subpocnaed. Sho
VAS tai,cn 10 Reno in All automobile.
whore an castboDud train was boarded,
The morning session OF court heard
testimony concerning the Peoria cXpo-
sions. H. :. Hockin. Edward Smythc
and James r.. Ray were involved,
Thomas Webb OF Peoria. one OF the
bondsmeu OF Edward Smytbe and James
f.. Ray today surrendered them 10 the
court and was discharged from liability.
The two defendants were taken in charge
by a United states marshal. No reason
FOR The withdrawal or webb from the
bond was given.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
|lllNE METHOD OF
pBlNG MONEY TRUST

aiTGToN. Eoy. l9.-Edrar A.
Z y New Orleans. today teIesrap;,cd
lman Pujo his resignation as as
COUNSEL for the house puilic
~ %u currency committee in the
81 rho so-callsd "moncy trust'
<sMon. HIS rca son Tas that he
"ie 10 spare time from his own
INV serve the committee.
aW "ss on which tho money trust"
,,non VIII proceed were irdica cd
nes an TO Chairman Puio. Lack
Ran ~ 10 conduct thorough ex-
|'Ad natlonaI hanks, the attor-
m Eco upon a line OF jnvesLiga =
+feah,rs' aaio. thai would go into
her IT, OF the control ''by n hand :
tSauon interests.
|ksitos ,niEcr and I have canvagsed
'sd i thoroughly said Mr.. Far
|ln AZ .nc absence OF the ueces-
q baijossvn ssvnSresS 10 cna bic the prob
n unon banks. have laid out and
. lines F Submission TO the com
ttdrnns OF further Investigations OF
|faccni-aa ~ a'yuhcs' .Ilcs' stock exchanges and
q Of tsa'ioii ~ Of the funds and tho
rGce cnsu s .llla,rs OF great interstate
~ NcN yn.,"e'p'' pms. ny "a handful oil
y 'rinv ,grk who are part of the fin
eomn,n,i;iat ,;iat controls the banks and
a TO crsot and Thu have tho
D az mn. u psnlc on the stock cX-
d 0ciohas. n,ne they wish. as they
kanr fraNt. -. 1907, b. withdrawing
|zrinnrno on' ~ brokers on the floor ol
'-nmcJ trust Investigation is tc
|tlll sgIlhorrow. Samuel Unite.
teA. a'o az chief counsel for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
DESPERADOEs HOLD
UP EXPRESS TRAIN

OTTUMWA. Ia, Nov. l9.-Two
masked men who held up passenger
train No. j. of the Chicago, Milwau.
kee & st. Paul railway last night be.
tween Mystic and Ottunwa, secured
loot amounting to about $3.50. The
bandits robbed two passengers and
two employees of the company. A.
oupg, passenger from the west TO
Chicago, gave up $50 IN cash aud 4
diamond ring valued at $50. j. G,
IooS, his companion, WAS robbed of
1926.
The robbers boarded the train Just
as ii was leaving rhc station at Mys'
tic, thirty miles south OF Ottumwa, As
the porter, j. Robinson, WAS closing
the vcstlbulc doors OF inc observation
car r revolver was pointed at his head
and be WAS relieved OF $3.50. The por-
ter then was compelled TO lead the way
through the car. The first passengers
met were Young and Zook.
Leaving the observation car, the
robbers proceeded TO the sleeper.
The point of the gums, gave up S2e.S0
and small diamond stud. Brakeman
Wells was also searched, but his
money was overlooked.
The remaining twenty five miles into
Ottumwa found the robbers riding the
platforms OF the observation ana
sleeping cars, holding the passengers
in each car prisoners until they made
their escape when the train reduced
speed at the Market street crossing in
this city.
The police department and the sher-
ifs office, with bloodhounds, are
securing this vicinity for the robbers,
Four suspects have heen arrested.
Brakeman Arthur G. Wells said:
'One man was tall, well built and
he had two automatic revolvers. The
other was smaller man. somewbat
thin. lie had long revolver. There
were two men in the car. both seated
and holding up their hands.
"The two men had robbed them aud
when we came in they went through
the conductors pockets and took his
money. They only examined me to see
if | had any weapons on my person.
"ThcI then kept us standing there
until the train got to Market street IN
Ottumwa and then backed out OF the
door and jumped off -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Los ANGELES POLICE
At MERCY Of MANIAC
Continued from Page One.)

snesc was having a preliminary eNamina-
tion on a murder Charge before crowd
oi mis- Countrvmcn. Tho Daiiift wills
peCcd 10 the Judge.
Courts adjourned untll r. IN. Clear
lhe court room. ordered the judge
promptly, and thoro was rush foC the
stairway. \ similar scene wsg enacted
in Justice ITrcderickson's court.
There were not sufficient patrol WAGONS
to remove the prisoners from the jail
10 tho BOYLE Heights prison and two
street cars were sent FOR. II was an
ord erly procedure and tho prisoners were
soon on their way to the cast side guard
cd hy the reserves which had been called
out.
Aynbularces removed tho patients from
the city emergency hospital just around
the corner from tho chiefs onice. The
hospital was crowded with patients IN
itIred in last nights frc at the 81. George
nntnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Work as 4 Bookkeeper by
Day Enabled Her 10 At
tend Night School,
BY International News Service.

By International News Service.
TEW YORK, Nov. l9-ATiss Sophie
~ l<cban. who WIS one dt the most
vi popular girls in New York uni
L v veIsity. is now a lawyer and will
ing to take off her hat which is
the feminine equivalent for taking off
ones coat, and fight before the courts
OF the city and stale.
Unassisted by the members OF her
family. this pluc!Sy young girl won a
diploma and place at the bar She
worked as 4 bookilcepcr by day SO Us TO
continue her studies mt night When she
first entered tho night law school she
was In short skirts, and tho other stu
dents dubbed her the "Kiudcrgarteu
Kid"
Miss Kcblan is anxious to begin the
practice Of her profession AT once. And
now That she has thus far succeeded
new friends have volunteered to give her
every aid possible in launching her on
most successful career
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Keep Man Talking.

Realizing the necessity for keeping the
mans attention engaged uniil tho build
ing had becn cleared, and some means
defined for foiInE his plans Secretary
Snive!v and the detectives in the room
carried on "A running fire Of conversation
with him.
arn Pacific and blow up the man you
wanted?' hn was asked. g.,
well" he replied thoushtluuy, u
thought the police could handle II Drttci
and wanted To do a gold job. I might
have killed the wrong ones otherwise.
While tie converse tion was in progress.
several policemen and newspaper men
passed through the room. newspaper
nholourapheT even came In and took
picture or the man, who was sitting on
ihe chair with his internal machine rest
Davis finally asked that everybody be
llenl hack.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
A SURE, QUICK COLD
CURE---ACIS GENTLY
Papcs Cold Compound cures
colds and grippe in a few
hours-Contains no Quinine

Inc most severe cold viii be broken,
and all grippe misery ended after ia
king dose of Papc's Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecutive
doses aro taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very FIRST dose.
The most miserable headache, dull
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sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis
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pains and other distress vanishos.
Take this wonderful Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there is nothing else in the world
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out any other assistance or bad after
effects ss ascent package Of Pape s
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Democrats Appeal.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
cowniv cornmittc TO their original plea
for a writ OF mandamus to halt tho can
vass OF the ballots cast In Los Angeles
city and county for presidential elec-
tors November ., was filed With the
district court OF appeal today.
Contrary TO the instructions OF the
court no specific instances Of fraud were
alleged I'm the amended answer. and 5c-
cordIng 70 the district attorneys office.
no act Of commission or omission Was
alleged 10 have been performed by the
board of supervisors that Wes not within
their legal power: 49,.
Alter reading thc petition, Deputy Dis
trlcl Attorney Joseph w. Ford SAID nc
would enter a general demurrer 10 the
amended answer. setting. forth that The
Instructions of tie court were MOI on
fraud were alleged, and that, In the alb
soncc Of such coa.ses. the court had no
Alternative but to dismiss the proceed
jnrs Tlnal arguments Will be heard to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
ETTOR CASE WILL SOON
BE IN HANDS OF JURY

SALEM, Mass. Nov. 19.-C1osipS ar
sumcnts 10 the iurY began bore today
in the trial OF Joseph J. Ettor OF the In
dusiriSl Workers of the World; Arturo
GiovanDitji. an italian Socialist writer.
and Joseph CArUso, Wood mill worker.
charged with the murder OF Anna LopiG2o
during the textile strike at Lawrence last
winter.
Judge Quinn previously had overrulod
motions hv defends nt's counsel 10 take
the case from the iurT. SO far As 3ttor
and GiovanDitfi were concerned Those
tTo were cha TSed az accessories 10 the
killing before tho fact. n being alleg ed
thet through !ncondiary uite?ances they
melted the strikers TO rioting that result
Cd IN the wOmans death Il was urged
upon the court that insufficient evidence
had been presented TO justify submitting
the caSe OF the men 10 the jury.
Por Caruso, who is charged With having
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Miner to Rescue.

Curiosity has killed lots Of people,
lie said land If this thing goes OH ihere u
he a whole lot oC them so up.
One Of tho spectators attracted 10 the
scene was ]. Randel, q mining man from
Chihuahua. Mexico. 49,
Randcl came in aud shook hands with
Davis. asltng him ic IL waa really dyna-
mite IN the box
"Yes, and It's 50 per cent. too de-
II don't believe Il; you're bluffnS. V
laughed EandeI.
Davis lifted tho cloth cover OF the box
which had n glass front and drew out I,
stick OF dynamite. iandcl took H. ol'
Off a piece. and tasted ii, miner r-tashion:
He knew what 1t was. but disscmHlco
n order 10 gain tiinc.
CONTINUOUSLY Somebody cheated You
Light ii and see" said Davis
Randcl lighted piece OF the giant
with n matrh 1t burned brisElN and
those who had still cIung 10 the joke
idea made a baSty exit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Identity Established.

The would be dynamitcr was identified
tonight a. Carl War;. Il German laborcr.
In search OF his home at Si2 East
Lake avenue tax receipts bearing that
name were found. and after much uues-
toninG by detectives. the man admitted
more explosives were secretcd in the vi
cini,y Of the house aud that when he re-
covered from his Injuries he would take
the police 10 the hiding place.
Warr said that nc stole the dynamit G
from the powder house OF q quarry at
Bloomington, near Cotton. lie made an
impression OF the lock and made keys
which opened the powder house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
~ oOSPECT FOR
MURDER OF A BOY

|FS.s ."s,,onal News Service.
jarvo jvoi n, T., Nov. le.-Today the
3 br,r,ni ni'ard evidence In the case
Josesnsssl murder OF 7-ycar-oIa To-
.sas fns rms Of Lackawanna. whoge
|assa h,iISund last Saturday, where IL
n IN Gnen oS tho slayer after the
ackar, october. 1911. Chief ellison
|tith ba MIA Went before the grand
I q thsS nht evidence ne had and as
Fllh D,ssse case had boon presented ho
y Riyspp spp'strlct Attorney Dudiey Tor
MI,,. ~; j.. where j. Frnll lick
|'spsrs neld as a suspect. E;xiradi-
Z srans are IRE being prepared.
iolnor Jury Will probably make It's
&psn irsoh. irsoh. tinrckecpcr for the Roc-
he sranI oh works. was q witness be-
sanns lury; That pls nj Is near
ioli W. and Wilson Is understood Ia
! wori,a grand jury that !. FRANK
isii NY under him three timos
Auc,aah ahree weeks In July, ten
q 0ciInst and from tho Isl 10 The
dnrInoer One day was lost by
/tls Ooso unit lime, Wilson naya
kephs hebb"ncr b"c u, the day on whicl
tolIcs 10! was last seen.
lna ugslaini 10 have other evidence
"'ckey with the crime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
DISMISS ONE CASE
AGAINST JOHNSON

CHICAGO, Nov. ia charge OF
abduction against lack Johnson, negro
pugilist. was dismissed before Munici-
pal Judge Hopkins today, because OF
the prosecution s inability 30 prove
that Lucillc Cameron, the white girl,
whose association led to his arrest, had
been abducted by him.
The girl and her mother. Mrs. Cam
crou .Falcoupct OF Minneapolis, both of
whom are witnesses against .Iohuson in
the federal action for alleged violation
Of the Mann white slave act, were not
in court when the city case was dis
missed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
Fuse Is Ignited.

As Duyis mad said. his LETT hand was al :
Z, chcd 10 the mechanism OF the internal
machine, and its Withdrawal ignlted the
fuse. bur the auIck wori, OF Detective
Browne prevented the sparks from reach
haif sticks Of dynamite and am expert
said IL war sixty per cent. and thai there
was enough 10 blow up city block.
AZ The receiving hospital Davis said
tonight he guessed" the fuse was too
Jong. which was the reason there Was no
explosion.
Jc said hc was born IN Germany was
q Years nld and had lived IN 1his coun~
,rv nftccn years. He admitted that Da V
VIC Was not his right name md finally
!. I1u .is said he stole tho dynamite from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
PERKY MAKES HASTE
To ASSUME OFFICE

WASHINGTON. Nov. lo.--Detcr-
mined TO take no chances OF being late
the governor Of Idaho has tejegra pied
the credentials Of the states new sen
ator, Kirkland /. Perky. TO tho sccre
tary Of the senate. This. so far as
can be recalled, is the first time this
method Of introducing member into
the upper house of congress has been
used. Mr. Perky will occupy the seat
Of the late Senator Hepburn until tho
state legislature elects his successor
The credentials Of Mr.. Perky, although
recognized, win have to be supplement-
ed in the regular way with formal doc
umeuts bearing the signature of TIC
governor OF Idaho and the seal Of the
Etato