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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
BANDITS WITH LOCAL RECORD
Ban fitzpatrick, Killed In Texas BY
Expressman, Well Known.
Belief Hsre 10 that Kiipatriek's Pal
was Frank 0rixvvsre, who Ms
capped FROM Federal Prison
at Leavenworth.

Ben Fitzpatrick. train robber. killed
nsar sandsrscn. Tex. Tuesday. BY David
A. Trousdais. Wells. Fargo Express COM
pany messenger. while Fitzpatrick and his
pal were attempting to rob the express
car. has local history.
Fitzpatrick appeared In this section Of
the country early IN the summer Of isso
lie hung around Omaha several weeks
and was known AZ q gambler. He was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Several Promoted
in the M. P. Offices

Promotions came thick and fast yes.
terday In the local freight offices Of
the Missouri Pacific. A. o. vcnporn.
who Tor several years has been contract
ing freight agent has been promoted 10
the position OF commercial agent Of the
Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf division OF
the Missouri Pacific system. with head
quarters In Kansas City, The promo
ton 10 effective March Is
Ar vonDorn was the guest Of his a..
socistss at farewell dinner. given at
the Henshaw.
by reason Of the vonDorn promotion
o. c. Ellis, chisf clerk In the freight do
pzrtment becomes contracting freight
agent; I'd o'connor becomes chief clerk
and d. H. sseoFd succeeds o'connor a.
soliciting agent In charge Of tariff.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

The entertainment committee Of Omaha
Seymour camp has prepared an occasion
for social enjoyment by the members and
friends Of the camp next Monday even
Ing. Among other features Of entertain
nent cyro slinserland. young son Of one
Of the members Of the camp, win give
"Rube" Characterization, black-tace i'm
personation and buck and wing dancing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Warm Wind Melts
Snow in Wyoming

wySmlax u sa,oysng chinsox wind
Today and rsports 10 the railroads indl-
cato thst the sncw - dasappezrsng
Fasiasy. Al o'elock YESTERDAY zsorszns
froEs Crawford. Nss.. to Ltnds-. wyo.
: oS-ares q aoye than So zuzicsI the
tcnse atares rsneca trcra IS 10 d as-
s-es rhrvs EssY.
hs&sas SIS tas seteat point N TIE
s-s.s- e.s ;.e 4pSF- ,ars Seiax ant
- - SIS ehsss Sseraska tszap-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
celebrate Anniversary.

[. S. Grant Relief corps No. loi and
post viii celebrate the twenty-second an
niversary Of the organization Of the re-
lief ocrps in joint open meeting Monday
evening at Baright hall. Every member
is urged TO be present. as the executive
committee has many pleasant surprises.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
4 New Stomach
STARTS Dyspcpsia Tablets Restore
hfeiess Organs to Normal
Condition.

Aany sufferer from pyspepsia. In.
1Testicn and kindred ailments Of The
pissstivs organs carries arcvnd an AZ.
soiefsiy useless ssorrHoh--a dead load,
rnc eesspool for sveT-inereasius ais
cfaerE Tue muscles are seemingly
kefn out Tie mucous llalas has lost
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Ladies' Relief Corps.

The ladies OF George Crook Relief
corps will give = kensington Tuesday.
March 10, at the homo Of Mrs. H. Decker.
2sas Hamilton street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

See the 3oth Anniversary Ad.
II Is devoted exclusively to Brande.s
Stores and occupies an entire section n
this paper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

A'ppiax. roaring. radiAtinx fun pre-
xsnsd wednesday Al Fsrnchff castle
No ~ Royal Hishisnasrs. a. their hall.
lsoass rsrs sung and parts reacted from
~ ponn q the festivs circle vaude-
lsiiie psrformAncss and abort talks were
made By various member a. the sprit
{noved them. after whleh the Jolly crowd
rnouned for dancIng. The reception
committee was composed q v. J. o'csn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

nell, o. II. HslIgren. Mrs. o. H. Hall
sren and Miss Agnes W. Nelson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

t~s At 1T sa=sA A.-ce era
z :. y . i Ca fsFsts.
~ Nzgtsn y. n11Aa u q
4ssti szra1 10y u'th vinist.cn Of the
lt-=itssS az, ,ocAT tied 9
-7saeGsf o sre n1.cttaeuss xeAtnt .hera.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

ssv'e ~ 4ss better sc- fsmG.s
49, fe ass a1s 'esssr u Ebls
l-e f-s-a CAY - Ssr ssl-
ssassa A. = q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-R
Robert D. Graham of Denver VIII
Address the Masons Today.
FOUR BLUE LODGES TO MEET
Er~srrnai Union Of America Plans
Interesting Program-Al the
worlxmen Lodges Plan
Entertainments.

s.rhe Purpose and Mission OF Free
masonry Is the subject that will be dis
FUSED this afternoon b. Robert ID
Graham Of Denver.
This lecture has been arranged by tia
1--WE blue lodges Of Omaha and all mas.
Der Nosens in good standing are not only
coriially invited but are urged 10 b.
present. Those who have heard any Of
fhs previous lectures Of Mr.. Graham
know what to expect. lie Is wen skilled
IN the ancient craft and no mas,e,
Mason should miss this treat
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
The annual meeting Of the northwest
krn Nebraska odd Fellows association
pas held In Wayne Tuesday. About 30
delegates were present and much I'M
bortant business was transacted. De-
gree work was excmplified by the degree
btaffs OF Emerson. Bloomfield and Wake
peid lodges. supper Was served By the
hsbekahs and q banquet was given al
midnight. During iAe evening Lieutenant
Governor Morehsad delivered an ex.
tended address
Omaha lodge No. viii have three
candidates for the second degree next
Friday nsyht.
South Omaha lodge No. its sent up
erowd % boosters 70 Wait Beacon lodge
No. % last Tuesday evening. No. liss
degree team put on the first degree
work IN satisfactory manner.
State lodge No, 10 will put on the third
bsgree work tomorrow night
Dannebrog lodge No. &c expects 10 lay
the corner stone OF It's new hall building
ht Twenty-fifth and Leavenworth streets
bn April % the nlnety-thlrd anniversary
pf the institution Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. II Il planned TO
make this event memorable occasion
hmong the Odd Fellows OF Omaha.
Beacon lodge No. % viii have two
candidates for the second degree next
Tuesday evening.
Hespsrian encsmpment No. with have
work In the Golden Rule degree next
Thursday evening.
psnnsbrog lodge No. &c win confer the
bird degree upon two candidates next
Friday evening.
q L. Larson. a member Of state
lodge No. 10 died at his resi-
dsacs, sssi q street South Omaha, las,
russ6ay morning. The. funeral was held
lrom LArkin's chapel last Thursday with
'ntsrmeat In Laurel Inn eemsssry.
crussdsr sneampnsnt No. 81 VIII have
work In the royal purple degree nsx,
Friday nisht
Lnsisat order OF United wersmea.
pssres team No. I'D win give danre
Y Metropolitan hall. Monday night
Gate city lodge No. o WIN give a
iAnos for members and friends Tuesday
u BArixhrs ball.
America lodge No. ns viii give q d.ncs
lor members and friends "Wednesday Al
'Asir hail Seventeenth and vlatoa
ufrpsta
On Friday. March q Onion Pae.fo
lsdss Ne. u will sivs m invitation ssnes
Ior Wsmbsvs and friends at the tsmp,a
nN~kncisnt Order Of United workmsn
'snsrd eonmittss has appointed the fol-
owing COMMITTEES 10 arrange for their
lnnuai banquet; Lorens chairman;
1yrun. Walker. Ressr. Baird ana ssmp-
On 1ss banquet wil be held early IN
April and oniy those who have sscursd
'sN msmners ana also the new member
''ncs NE nrst % september. HI. win b.
'estsd. zhsrs win Be 20 piatsa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

f;s stcretise power. and feca a lsto
ths stnmanh les tlern Gaa a.. 4nts.
causing sesr sruetstions. St!ca.ngs
nsarthurn. diErinezs ard other 1lstrsss-
pnE eoaditiona Nary sufferers have
given W IN despair uEti they have been
Fndueea BY xnzaa intsrsated freed 10 Try
box 81 stpsrfs Dyspepsia Tablets
4 stnart'a nyspers.A Tablets are tao
'cyspeptic's bcpe They are a natural
restorative 81 HEALTHY action 10 TIE
'stornseh and saail iatastfncS Be ause
they supply the sismssss that the
weak stonsneh laetsz-yep3ln, rolden seal
bad other digestlves
II you ara aGflieta4 with any Of IN.
xymptoz.s above described. b assured
that your digestive eTssua are ios.nr
lpewer--tAey nesd kkgg asa thsre i ~
more sensgsse help 70 - gwen hsm
than 70 Sueply elesarnts mhica uia %
the vork = sisosl.oa .or tAsr.
StaA-fs DgSaepz.A Tahiets hars
,bsen fo9-d ~ test 70 law digestive
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
C0RDOVA CHAMBER
 IS ENTERPR|S|NG
Railway Town Would be Rase of All Supplies for Port
 Wells

The COrdOva chamber of com- mcrcc is asking for bids from boat owners for thrcc trips per month between Cordova and Port Wells. The owners will bc allow cd to call at all intermediate points where business is offered.
 CordOva business mpn believe the new camp has n good future and arc laying plans lo make their town the base of supplies for the miners in that district. It is understood the chamber pur- poses io Subsidizr launch lo go on the run lo Port Wells by guaranteeing tho owner the cx- pcnscs of the trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
OLD FAvOR|TE
 AGAIN 0N RUN
Sampson Arrives on First Trip of Season With Many Pas
 sengers

The Admiral Sampson arrived m port at noon today after an absence of several months, dur ing which lime she has been on the California run, where she is equally as popular as on the Alas ka route.
 She brought number of pas scngcrs from the outside and many witnesses from Cordova. whose testimony will bc required in cases soon iO bc called before the court. The list of passcn- gers follows:
 J. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson, w. l.. McAllistcr. Thos. Keel, Mrs. Keel, IT. Stone, w. D. Thompson, Wm. Park, Mrs. Park, F. J. Cor man, F.. D. Iicglcr, Mrs. I'cSler. F.. J. Davis, Mrs. Davis, Chas. Game, Mrs. Game, A. B. Cooper, J. MuskOvitch, Mrs. Muskovitch, Father Van der Pol, pr. Boyle, Mrs. Boyle. c. F.. Campbell, W. II. Bryant, Mrs. Bryant, II. Pirric, E. E. Taylor, J. A. Jacobson, w. H. Harvey, Wm. Igo, A. q. Thomp- son, M. Thompson, NJ. Terrell, J. C. Anderson and if slccragc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
CLECG THREATENS TO
 KILL TOM MARQUAM
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GETS DRUNK TO DROWN soR ROW AND IS KNOCKED DOW N FOR INSULTING JUDGE ov-
 ERFIELD--To BE MATTER OF COURT RECORD

Fairbanks, March 1.-The pri- Elary elections resulted in en- 1orsing the Taft administration policies. Committeeman Tom Marquam and entire ticket was elected. A total of 474 votes were cast. The pro Wickersham, pro District Attorney Crossley and anti-Overfield ticket, fathered by Bion 4. Dodge and headed by As. slstant District Attorney Cecil Ii. Ciegg were showed under with an average majority of 62 votes.
 The elections resulted in Clegg and others, who were defeated, getting gloriously drunk to drO~ ~n their. disappointment. Last night
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

Clr2S ard Marquam met in sa- loon. The former was intoxicat- cd and insulting in his languaSn
 rcGardnIS Judge Overfield and Marquam. Marquam knOckcl GlrGg G"wn when bystanders iH- terfcrcd and a rough house wa; averLed. Clegg threatens to Kill Marquam on sight and the fight Will be made q matter O! court
 record in order to make it more effective in the fight to oust the district attorney and his assist ants. Even the bank cases are forgotten for the time being in the discussion of the result of the election and fight which followed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
New York Heras Poll Shows President Taft Controls 593 Votes toRoosevefs 277-Taft Has Succeeded In Placing Roos- eveh On the Defensive-EIis Administration
 Has Been Progressive

New York, March i1.--Politics arc warming up in manner nev- CT before evidenced at date so long prior to the convention. The prediction that the fate of the contestants would be settled be- fore the middle of April bids fair to prove true. The fight being waged is too strenuous to be of long duration.
 The New York Herald's poll of the delegates to the national con- vention is overwhelmingly in fla vor of Taft. The poll credits Taft with controlling 593 votes to ROoSevelts PIT and it is believed
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

trusts were being brought to time and were being regulated, reli- able information upon which to base a new tariff schedule had been secured, reciprocity with Canada had been brought to a successful issue in the United States, but had been turned down by Canada, Arizona and New Mexico had been admitted to the union, the postofrice annual de- flcIt wiped out, postal banks es- tabiished and treaties made with foreign countries which would re- suit ln a continuance of the friendly feelings.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
CAMPAIGN OPENS
 IN CALIFORNIA
Governor Johnson Would Decline Vice-Presidency Nomination
 if Offered to Him

Los Angeles, March II.--Goy- 'rn"r Johnson has opened the campaign in RooScvrlt'S interests m this state. He pleads for the nomination of RoOsryrlI on inc ground of progrrSS.
 Tn" governor said he would de cline the nomination of yicr-Dres ldcnt 1T il was offered to him be- cause he wished tn see a strong CT man selected as the running mate of Roosevelt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
AMUNDS0N IN NO HURRY
 TO CLAIM POLE DISCOVERY
BELIEVES CAPTAIN SCOTT MAY HAVE ACCOMPLISHED EErE BUT SAW NO TRACE OF HIS sExPEDITioH--ATTlrupE IS
 APPEALING eLIsH FAIRNESS

Hobart, March Ii.--Captain Amundscn is in no hurry iO claim tho honor of discovering the South pole. He does not wish to be placed in false position and cause n controversy. He will submit his proofs to the London society and continue his journey. Amundsen says it is possible Cap tain Scott did reach the south pole although he saw no indica- ton of the region ever having
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

mcnt no doubt was occasioncd by tho appearance of his name in the list of officers as published in the Army and Navy Journal who were ordered to return lo duty with their regiments. There has been a big fuss in the de- partmcnt down in Washington and several changes have result cd and it may be possible that all officers who have been assigned
 (Continued on page 4)
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
COLONEL RICHARDSON WILL
 RETURN TO ALASKA SOON
TWILL BE AT HEAD OF ALASKA COMMISSION THIS SUM- MFR AND 's USING EVERY E FFoRr FOR ROAD AND DYKE
 APPRoPRIATIoNs--Ev RyTHiNe IS FAVORABLE

The report that Colonel Rich :ardson would not return to Alas ka this summer as the head of the Alaska road commission is erroneous. Word has been re- 'ccived by Deputy Marshal Goshaw from Colonel Richardson stating Inc would be in Alaska at as early aa date as possible and would re- main all summer.
 The report that he would not return but would join hisa regi-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
CANTON TROOPS
 KILL OFFICERS
Eight Thousand Soldiers Throw Of Restraint an At
 tack City

Hongkong, March ll.--Advices from Canton state that 5000 gov ernment troops have revolted and that serious fighting is in pro- gress with the Manchu troops.
 The troops have not been paid and in many cases have sacrificed the lives of their officers. The situation is serious as the troops Tn revolt are among the most ef- ficlent of the republic.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

Oyster Bay, March ti.--For the first time in his career Colonel Roosevelt has been drawn on the defensive. President Taft's at tacks upon his proposed changes in the constitution, which would provide for the initiative, refer endum and recall, has placed him in position where he must de-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

Chicago, March it.--President Taft received a tremendous ova- tion here on Saturday night. Hundreds were unable to gain ad- mittance to the hall and were turned away. The president said the administration had made more progression under him than dur ing any of ROosevelt's terms. The
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
PRESIDENT YUAN IS INAUGURATED "llI Press Recognition of Re- public by. Nations of the
 World

Pekin, March ii.--President Yuan Shi Kai has been inaugu- rated president of the Chinese re- public. The festivities were cur tailed owing to the disturbed con- 'uitions of the city.
 President Yuan will at once ap- point a cabinet and will then press for recognition of the re- public of China by the nations of the world.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
SENATORIAL FIGHT
 IN NEW STATE
New Mexico State Assembly WilI Meet Tomorrow for the
 First Time

Santa Fe, N. M., March 1I.-- The first state assembly since the admittance of this state into the Union will convene tomorrow.
 Interest is centered in the sen atorial contest and the contest promises to develop into a hand light The city is filled with poli- ticians from all parts of the state.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
MILL TEST OF ORE
 VERY SATISFACTORY

The nugget of gold which John Sclle secured from the ore re- gently run through the test mill weighed 3 '1-2 ounces after re- tOrting. He had a lease on the property owned by Little, Froden- berg and others at Golden, Port Wells.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

Andy Supernant is displaying a now gold watch lo his friends. He was the fortunate person who drew the package containing the watch in the Owl Drug Co. grab sale. Tom Gereghty won the SiO gold ring and Jack McMillan drew the package which entitled him to the BIO kodak offered as third prize.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
COAL MINERS STRIKE
 WILL BECOME GENERAL

Berlin, March ll.--Onc hun drcd and .sevcn!y-five thousand cGal miners in Wcstphalia have quit work. IL IS expected the strike will become general as the operators refuse to grant the in crease dmandcd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
ATTELL NOT IN K|LbANE'S GLASS Former Champion Is Now Third Rate Fighter--Cannot
 Como Back

San Francisco, March iI.-- Tommy Murphy, of Harlem, was given the decision over Abe At tell at the end of the fight on Sat urday last.
 The former champion is now considered back number and if Is believed the fight arranged with Johnny kilbanr for Labor day will br called Otr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
LABOR LEADERS TRIAL TOMORROW andicted Men Includes Executive Staff of Bridge Work
 era Union

Indianapolis, March il--Forty- six labor leaders who were in- dicted for complicity with the dy- namiting Outrages will be ar raigned tomorrow.
 The indicted men includes nearly the entire executive staff of the International Structural drOn Workers union, of which J. 'J. McNamara was secretary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

London, March iI.--The alti- tudc of Captain Amundsen re- garding his achievements is caus- ing the disappointment in Eng land to vanish His fairness is inc subject of editorials in all the leading newspapers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
TAFT ls, PLEAsED
 ,WlTH HIS RECEPTION

'TItsbnrg, March ii.--Pres,- dent Taft will deliver an address here tonight. He is pleased with the receptions being accorded him. The train which carries the president is greeted by hundreds at all stations along the line where stops are made.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
PROMINENT MINING MAN
 ARRIVED ON THE SampsoN

Mr. C.. F.. Campbell, whose name appears on the Sampson passcn- ger list, is registered at the Phoe- nix hotel. He is a mining cngi- neer of prominence and comes di- rect from London, where he has spent the winter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
PLEASANT CARD PARTY
 AT TIlIIKUM CLUB

The card party at. the Tillikum Club on Saturday was a pleasant event. Mrs. Ostrander and Mrs. Martin were the hOstesses. The hOnOrs of the evening fell to Ar thur Lang and Mrs. Ethical.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
CHAMP CLARK POSES
 FOR MOVING PICTURES

Washington, March ii--Champ Clark posed for moving pictures at the opening of the house this morning. The American Press Association will featur.. him as a presidential possibility.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
MAY CALL SPECIAL
 SESSION OF LEGISIAruRE

Chicago, March if.--Govrrnor Denrrn Is considering the advis- ability of calling a special session of the Illinois state legislature to decide upon the primary law.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

this about indicates their strength when they go before the conven- tion. The South is almost solid for the president while Roosevelt controls the western states in similar manner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
GRAND JURY INpIcTs
 THE SUGAR BaRoNS

New York, March iI.--Fivr of the sugar trust barOns have been indicted by the grand ury. The charges are conspiracy to de- fraud the government.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
CAMERON IS NOW
 COMMISSION AT CIRCLE

Judge Ovcrficld has appointed John A. Cameron, of Cleary creek, to be commissioner at Circle City to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Abe Spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

fend his policies. Roosevelt is be- ing urged by his managers to take the stump and tour the country at an early date to offset the suc- cess of his opponent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11
IOWA CONVENTION
 WILL BE DIVIDED

DeS MOineS, March ii.--Twen- ty-fOur out of a total of 90 coun- ties in this stale have instructed delegates for President Taft at the state convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

Karl Strout, inc popular purspr on the Admiral Sampson, will re- main in Valdez for time. He is a witness in case to be tried be- fore the court this term.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

been visited. llc believes, how ever, that all trace of the cxpcdi- ton could have been oblilcralcd by the storm.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-11

\ fine photo slide of Vim. Scott was flashed on the Orphrunr cur tain last night.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-13
Faithful Old Craft
Consigned To Scrap
(By United Press.)

Washington, Sept. 13.-Three old
sea dogs of the u. S. Revenue Cutter
Service that have saved many lives
and rendered assistance to many yes
sells in distress are headed for the
scrap heap. BY appropriation by con
gress three speedier boats with more
Ip-to-date apparatus and of greater
seaWorthiness are tic take their places.
The three old craft that are doomed
to go, and the cutters Woodbury., the
Manhattan and the Winona The
Woodbury. is said to be the oldest
vessel in the government service
having been active in both the Civil
war and the Spanish-American war.
The new cutter which will take its
place on the Maine coast will cost
about 1925 900. The Manhattan has
been SO years in the service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-13
DIETRICH WithdraWs As
Keystone Candidate

A. Nevin DIETRICH, of Chambersburs,
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Ycarick, of Martinsburg, filed his with
drawal at the state department in
Harrisburg as candidate for state
senator on the Keystone ticket in the
Adams-Franklin district, lie received
this nomination last spring without
seeking it.
DIETRICH, who is a Patron of Hus-
bandry. is secretary of the washing
ton party state committee. lie was
elected secretary of the Republican
state committee last May, but resign
ed after the Republican national con
vention at Chicago because he could
not support Taft.