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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

energetic successor will have the CO.
operation and support, not only of
the officers end, employees aof the city,
but of all our people and that sue
cess will attend his administration.
Il have accepted the office of Judge
of the Hastings court, not from any
want IF appreciation Of the favor of
my people. for no man could feel 1t
more strongly and gratefully. Not
firm any mercenary motives. as ! had
the assurance that the salary Of mayor
would be increased TO a sum equal TO
that of fudge. Not from ambition,
tire office of mayer. - mere tseEl-
spicuoEs than that of judge. and is
often the stepping stone to higher
political honors. But / was selected
for the position withont any solieita-
tion whatever on my part. and / re-
gard ii aa a call to duty. / have
spent more than thirty years in the
administration and practice Of Grim
inai law The duties of the position
ITO which ] have been appointed are
in the Aass Of nagss life Yzark1 and /
believe that | can best serve my peo-
pie as judge of the Hastings court. :
Takes Charge Today.
Judge Richardson turned the KEYS
Of the office of the mayor over "a
] Mayor Ainslie. and tire latter said
that he would be on hand this morn
ing when the whistle blew.
Judge Richardson will open court
this morning At IL O'Clock, and will
ira nsaet a lot Of minor matterA He
will probably then adjourn the eouri
/ to the 2fst, the date cf the fall term.
After the ceremonies, many citizens
crowded around the two newly elect
ed officials and wished them well Sc
| earnest were gone Of the well wishes
that there were moments Of sympa
thetic feeling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
Miss Dai urgeon
to Become Bride

- = -ttfssiNs- sers,- it-z-f9ee+
Turgeon. Madame D'ClauX.' in The
Girl from Montmarre. IL Soon to be-
come the bride of Charles Belmont
Davis, brother Of Richard Harding
Davis.
This was the report on Broadway
tonight. and Miss Tnrgeon refused to
deny 1t, u am engaged to he mar
ried. and / leave the company on sat
urday.'' she said, fhut l think II Is
horrid that this report has been spread.
All I'll saw about Mr.. Davis is thai
hi is a great friend or nay family
md that / honor and respect him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

aN~sm~ ~,xs
tails composed Of TaftItes only, as
follows Wheeler Martin. Taft col
lector Of revenue; IA. L. Grant. clerk
United States court. J. II. GasklH, J.
e. Sfanciil, j. u Albright, r. F, Rew4
land. r. u. league, j. NJ. Bnrrus ana
y j. A. Colyin.
Adjournment was taken Ia await
the report of this committee on the
seating of delegates. Clarence Call.
OF wilkes, was elected sergeant at
arms. Only Taftites were allowed with
In the Enclosure set apart for dele
gates large force Of policemen
4 are on hand 10 enforce the sergeant
at arms orders,
Holds Separate Convention.
More than 500 OF the, delegates to
the convention. comprising the Roose-
Welt faction, held d separate conNen~
zion this evening, after being barred
gu, Of the regular cor xent1oh 10y the
credentials committee
They amour ced the purpose to
name a eenarate State ticket head
ed by Cy. Thompson, for governor.
and separate presidential eiscto-
Z raj ticket.
Hot resolutions were passed, de-
nouneing the action of the Taftites,
Marion Butler Protests.
The r ,oseVeit faction nominated
former Secretary of state, Cy, Thomp-
san for governor, over the protest OF
ex-Tnited States Senator Marion But
Ter, who fought the nomination for
hours.
A committee was named 10 confer
with the Greensboro convention of
Rooseye'ters. held yesterday, which
sa+,#4a44 n sd Et.nGnsnn and left The
balance ~ the State ticket and cleo
taral ticket to be fiIied by the conn
fnlt1ee. --a...--
Much bitterness WAC manifested
against the Taftitea. who are expect
ed 10 name Tom Settle for governor
on local option and local self gov
erEment plank platform.
The Taftite convention reclared the
offee Of national committeeman VA
cant, after Pearson insisted ON re-
tying and recommended to the ma =
stonaI committee. that r. c. Duncan,
former incumbent, be chosen 10 I'LL
yaranry
w r. Bynpm, Of Greensboro, and
Harry Skinner. OF Gr~eavHSe. acre
Nominated elacLors at large
Former Congressman Thnm4S sci
Tie was nominated For governor
unanimously on "A local self govern
rsaent and local option platform.
r. r. 4faskili. for lieutenant Cover
nor was nominated and electors for
3 Taft and Sherman for all districts
and a fall State ticket were named.
The convention viii nor adjourn be-
D fore morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
WEISIGER NOW is
CLERK TO AUDITOR

After the objection of Alderman
Grundy had been overcome by the
members Of the city council last
night, S G. Weisiger, at the sug-
gestion of Councilman Radcliffe, was
elected to the position Of clerk to
The auditor, "a M the place OF W
s, Reed, who, on account of III
health, declined 10 run for re-elec-
zion.
t. Mr.. Grundy thought the matter Of
the election should go over to n meet
ing of the new f1nanee committee, 50
that the application If any one might
he considered. but the council thought
that Mr.. Weisigers ability was suffi-
cient, and he Was chosen.
This was the only proposition that
came up, aside from the election OF
rnaXnr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
Court of Appeals Hears Case.

STAUNTON, VA. Sept "A sum-
mary of today's Supreme court pro.
ceedings fellows:
City Of Lynchburg ys. Mitchell. Ar
gument concluded and submitted
Southern Railroad company VS.. NIL
ler's administrator. Argued and sub
mitted,
Ramsey rs. Dood. Argued in part
and continued.
Next cases.
Milton vs.. Kite, Davis VS.. MaFshs n
MoCauley VS.. Bucks. Yates VS.. Yates
Emil Hauser, attorney of Georgia,
now Of Norfolk, qualified to practice
Duncan Drysdale and p r. Massie
t,f issaehbHfa7 aist qualified
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

suppose fhe reporter did his best 20
report ma accurately and he came
very near doing IL
MIR Beck haa meeting all his
own In E5ze's hall. Jefferson ward. ad-
dressing q crowd Of more than two
hundred peopie last night, when only
hftg-Ave had been invited. After Mr.
Beck hfd presented his appeal for the
suffrage of his audience, sam Ban
kenship, Tillv Tones and A. L. Lucas
Hp4de enthusiastic speeches in sup
port Of The building Inspectors can
ddacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
Dundee outfiahts kilbane.

NEW YORK, Sept, a,---Johnny Dun
dee gave the fans The surprise OF the
year when he outfought Johnny Kill
bane every step of the way In a ten
round bout at the St, Nicholas A. G..
tonight Dundee had the champion
dizzy trying to find him. He used a
straight left ia the nose that soon
had The ritie- hdiIef plaary icy eh. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

DAny in whaSA I. ana speaking repre-
semss ne class and no class feeling
..ft seams TO me that. in this CAM
paaxu re are discussing not se much
she merits -uf parties as the Interests
Il the country. We ought MOI. 10 de-
sersssfns xhe issues 81 this campaign
1pan any other basis.
The interests ef the country are
Snanasd ia tho lsst analysis upon
~ material prosperity. ana its social
ssassssee ! PIT material prosperity
Grss. because. after all. yoa cannot
4 attend to year spiritual interests
ssnaess ses are At i.sssr physically aus
tanned.
After y SnanFa appetite for the
means Of sustaining himself passes
certain point it becomes abnormal.
ard perhaps leads him into many
gfsf~saken courses fssft undoubtedly
ear fasss Necessity 10 to live in such
fashion that our minds and our spirits
rsay aEs normally Therefore. the
material nrnNner4fx nf a nalinn ID
ntsaer words. ifs wealth. is 81 the
STrvt consequence
The makers OF wealth IN TEEs
country are, of course. chiefly thn
rTsen VINO do tf3e daily work, chiefly
but not exclusively. Ntanises1iy mona
of us would work to advantage unless
pge were captaiuess and directed
Crowds Greet Colonel
pES MONIES. IA Sept. Sin his
whgri through Iowa today Colonel
Roosevelt found the state "a Ehe
H flsroes Of political turmoil The ac-
re@ssoa of Senator Cunmtns TO the
Progressive camp ia the national fight
rs proclaimed in Cumfnir@ announce
fnenf OF yesterday gives hope 70 the
rcianeg that he with Cummins' sup
port. will carry the State IN Novegn-
her Ftat the standpatters are fight
lrr xavageiy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

Eugene Doweli. the locomotive engl-
neer who attempted 10 commit sui
eide by shooting himself in the left
breast early Tuesday morning. was
removed from the City hospital yes
terday to the Virginia hospital He
was there placed In care of DIR. A. 9.
Brown Jr. II is said that he has
good chances Of recovery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
SOUTHALL OFF TO
THE SHADY GROVES

Judge southal, who has been hiber-
mating In Richmond for some time,
and who sat ap late last night to
sign the papers prepared for him BY
Deputy Clerk Breeder, of Hastings
court. said he felt easy now that he
had sworn in another Judge to fill the
void which he had been filling. and
he would HE himself to the shades
of the apple trees of Culpeper and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
Marriage Licensees

Marriage liceFses we're issued yes
terday in Hastings court to John r..
Curtis and Nellie Lantz. Robert James
Godsey and Mary Ellen Bragg. and to
Alvin II Thornton. Charleston, w.
VA. and Marjorie 5. Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
sent 10 Grand Jury,

Charles Perkins. a negro. was sent
on to the grand Jury by Justice Cruch-
Aeld yesterday on charge of break
ing into The store OF l., # Gaines, III
West Broad street- and astesaiiiSS 1Aiere-
from as.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
BULL MOOSE BOLT
STATE CONVENTION

continued from First Paeeo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
TWENTY DOLLARS
FOR Is MINUTES

Nearly dollar a minute-that is going
some even for an eminent Chicago ply
stefan.
MIR. Joseph Justice, a Chicago business
man, 100 W. Randolph street was de-
clared by two physicians to have Dia-
betes. One OF the physicians was his fam
lily doctor and the other was an NJ. ID.
in the Columbus Building, To make sure
he had the double analysis and to show
how accurate the physicians were. both
reports showed four teenths of one per
cent of sugar.
Justice put himself on Fulton's Diabetic
Compound and cut out sugars, sweets and
starches. He begun TO feel better after
the third week. Improvement was con-
tinuous and on the complete disappear
ance OF the painful symptoms he went to
a third physician, an eminent Chicago
specialist.
The Doctors charge was 5000 for 25
minutes, but he writes that the examina-
ton was worth ten times what he paid
for Il. The doctor reported him strong
and healthy and his analysis disclosed
no trace OF either sugar or Albumen.
Mr.. Justice knew that the careful test
before and after made this a record case
and that we would therefore be interested
and he kindly gave us the above details
which he will confirm at the above ad-
dress.
Fulton's Diabetlc Compound can be had
at sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co. Cor
10th and Dodge; owl Drug Co.. Cor. 10th
and Harvey; Harvard Pharmacy Cor
cath and Farnam; Loyal Pharmacy, 207-9
No. 10th St, Omaha. Ask for pamphlet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
MUSCATINE AGENT ARRESTED
0. G. Wilson of Button Workers
Charged with Malicious Acts.
FOUR INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Accused OF InJurfnE Buildings, Of
Throwing Acid Bombs Into Homes
Of Nonunion workers Dur
Ing spring strike.

MUSCATINE, Ia, Jan. 90. c. Wilson,
business agent for the button workers
union, was arrested here today on lndlct-
ments returned by the grand jury Sat
urday
While Wilson'S attorneys were notify
Ing the prosecuting attorney Of his unex-
pected presence In this city, the business
agent was placed under arrest by five
deputy sherlffs. He had called at the
attorneys office
-Four indictments have been returned
against the leader OF the button workers
strike, who also is the socialist member
OF the city council. lie is charged with
having mallciously injured buildings
Wilson Is indicted Jointly with William
Murphy. william Beale. button workers,
and Thomas Hoskinson, recently con-
victed OF the murder OF Policeman Ger
fischer, on the charge OF throwing acid
bombs into the homes OF three nonunion
men and also into the Mckee 4 Biiven
button factory during the first strike
last spring
Wilson was arraigned shortly before
noon and his preliminary hearing set for
Friday. at which time he will present his
plea. His bond was fixed at 5000 In de-
fault Of which he was locked up, expect
ing TO be released later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
DEATHS In BERLIN DUE TO
DRINKING WOOD ALCOHOL

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Since the arrest Of
the wholesale liquor dealer who had been
in the habit OF disposing Of wood alcohol
and groceries TO the inmates of the Mu-
nicipal Night Shelter for the Homeless
and the confiscation OF the aduterated
whisky found on his premises no further
poisonings have been reported in the city.
Tho official total of the dead is seventy
two out of 1872 cases reported TO the au-
thorlties but these do not include some
who died outside the municipal institu-
tons. About sixteen persons are still i'll
In various hospitals.
The fact that a great proportion of the
deaths might have been prevented IL the
cause Of the sickness had been more
promptly established has excited much
criticism. The authorities in replying to
this assert that both ptomaine and wool
alcohol were responsible for the early
cases, but these were undoubtedly mostly
caused by ptomaine poisoning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
Telephone Factory
for Fort Dodge

FORT DODGE, Ia, Jan. 2.-(special)-
Fort Dodge has had presented 70 It as
New Years gift big telephone manu-
featuring company, which Tuesday filed
its Incorporation papers announcing a
capital stock Of siJ0.0D0 and which prom
ises to be in partial operation ia this city
by January 20. The firm is the Monarch
Telephone company of Iowa and Is the
result OF reorganization OF the Monarch
Telephone company Of Chicago. stock Is
controlled by local capital, O. NJ. O.eson
of Fort Dodge being president, j. c. HUI
bacher OF Chicago vice president, w. II.
Trlmm Of Chicago secretary and T. II,
Wright Of Fort Dodge treasurer. The
firm manufactures every portion OF tele-
phone equipment entire from the raw
material. About two hundred experienced
mechanics and electricians will be en-
ployed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
HERBERT P. ROBERTS
RELATES STRANGE FACTS
Suffered for Five Years Without Any
Permanent Relief.
TELLS OF CHANGE IN HIS CASE
New Product Now Being introduced
i'm Omaha for the First Time il
Proving u wonderful
success.

Herbert Z. Roberts Of 1927 South Six
teenth street. made the following state
ment recently in connection with "Tona
Vita" the medicine that is now being in
troduced with such great success in
Omaha.
Mr. Roberts said: II have been In
poor health for the past five years.
suffered from nervousness and stomach
trouble. did not eat or sleep well and
had no energy at all. Whenever 1 did
eat anything il would cause gas to form
on my stomach and cause misery for
some time afterwards. 1 also suffered
from constipation; In fact, was in a very
bad rundown condition. 1 have tried
every remedy l ever heard Of, but with
no relief.
Il heard OF this new tonic, 'Tona Vita
and decided to give it trial I pur-
chased the treatment of the medicine and
began TO take it and l can truthfuly
say 1t is the only medicine that has re-
lieved or benefited me whatever. l can
now sleep we'll and eat anything without
discomfort after wards, and am no
longer bothered with constipation. The
nervousness has all disappeared; in fact,
1 am now a well man and give entire
credit to this wonderful new medicine"
The specialists who are introducing
"Tona Vita in Omaha are giving demon
strations of what the medicine will do in
five minutes and the Omaha public are
| flocking to the store where they are
located. One of the specialists said that
'Tona Vita will break all records in
this country; people are just beginning
to realize what a great preparation IL is
Thousands upon thousands in this and
other large cities are afflicted with gen.
eral debility. The entire system becomes
affected in such cases and nervousness,
stomach trouble, headache, backache,
dependency and loss of vitality result.
"Tona Vita" will work wonders in such
cases in a remarkably short time"
I've have predicted all along that
every man or woman affected with nerv-
Gus debility who would give 'Tona Vita
a fair test, would become a walking ad-
vertisement for our remedy and judging
from the results in Omaha we are cor
rect" said one of the specialists. ANY
one" continued he, who has been
constant sufferer from debility is sure to
tell about It when they find something
that will give them genuine relief
The public do not realize the symptoms
of this modern malady, and it would be
well for as many as can visit the
Brandeis Drug department, sixteenth and
Douglas streets, south side, main floor,
between the hours OF a. m. and p. m.
this week and have the specialists ex-
plain them, as we'll as the nature of the
remedy.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
DEATH RECORD.
Edward ". RIchnrd..


OGALLALA, Neb. Jan. 2.-(speciaD-
The funeral OF Edward e. Richards
was held from the Episcopal church. Rev.
Chapman from North Platte officiating.
Mr. Richards had lived 10 ripe old
age. being SO years. lie was u native OF
England and came TO the United States
In lStS. He settled first In Wisconsin
and moved with his family TO this
county In 1883 and took a homestead. His
wife, Jane Richards, died fifteen years
ago and Is buried here. There are now
living OF his direct descendants eight
forty-three grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Mrs. JOANNA smith.
CRAIG, Neb.. Jan. 2.-(Special.) Mrs.
Joanna Smith OF Prairie City. Ia, aged
90 years, died suddenly az the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. John Mcpherson. In this
city Sunday morning. She had arisen
and dressed, feeling as well as usual and
taken he seat when she sank 20 death.
almost without a struggle. Her body was
taken TO Prairie City, la. yesterday for
burial.
William q. FarIeIEh.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Jan. 2.-winiam G.
Fairleigh. 50 years old died at his home
here today. lie located In St. Joseph IN
lsab and established the first wholesale
dry goods business on the Missouri river.
He had been retired thirty years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
Sixteen PersianS
Hanged by Russians
in Square at Tabriz

TABRIZ, Persia, Jan. Eight Persians
were hanged yesterday boy order Of the
Russian court-martial. and another eight
were executed this afternoon I'm connec-
ton with the recent attack on the Rus
Sian troops.
Tho Russian court-nartial is exacting
n heavy toll for the casualties suffered
by the Russian troops. The prisoners are
tried In patches and in nearly every case
condemned 90 be summarly hanged. Their
bodies are displayed throughout the day
In the public square
Among those hanged are Shegat
Ulislma. tho head OF one OF the religious
sects and the chief member OF the local
assembly. Seik Salem.
shua- Ed Dowleh. brother of the ex-
shah, arrived here today TO assume the
governorship
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
Iowa News Not.s.

BUFFALO CENTER--One OF IN.
largest farm land purchases made i'm
north Iowa In years has lust been
closed here. by which Frank Grouse ~
Algona has purchased 100 acres OF UNI
SO Oo0. ''
SlBLEY-Ftre ~ unknown origin last
ni ht destroyed the ~ X Rogers store
building and It's contents. The loss Is est.
mated az 5000, with small insurance.
STATE CENTER-Miss Maud Bower
who, for nine year1 vas assistant no
Postmaster 4. @. Swift who died re-
Gently. has been recommended for post
mistress 20 Congressman James W. Good
Miss Bower iH the almost unanimous
choice OF the business men OF the town.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
Trial of Dr. Hyde
is Set for May 81

KANSAS CITY, Jan. when the case
of DIR. b. Clarke Hyde charged with the
murder OF Colonel Thomas H. Swope,
came up I'm the criminal court today,
Judge Porterfleld fixed May q 1912. as
the date for the beginning of the physl-
clans third trial. The state asked for
the continuance, one OF the reasons being
that United states Senator James A.
Reed, special prosecutor could not par
uclpate In the case until after the ad-
jouInment OF congress.
DIR. Hyde and his wife were in the court
room during the brief proceedings today.
Hydes second trial ended abruptly after
one of the Jurors. Henry Waldron, es-
capped from the custody of the marshal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
Ohio Democrats Who
Are Against Harmon
in Council at Capital

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. Fifty demo-
Gratis from all parts of the state met In
conference here today, many Of them
with the avowed intention Of expressing
themselves against the candidacy of
Gov. Judson Harmon for the democratic
presidential nomination.
Joseph II. Harper. secretary OF the
state central committee, stated that there
was no intention OF endorsing any man
Tor the presidency.
This Is strictly an antl-Harmon move
ment, he asserted, intended to bring about
the organization OF antl-Harmon demo-
Gratis throughout the state and dissent
nate the information that there is opposi-
tion TO his candidacy in Ohio.
Gov Harmon himself has been I'M
faithful 10 the true spirit of democracy"
declared Harper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
Average Reserve
Higher in Banks
lrrom a star correspondentD

a
WASHINGTON, Jan. Especial Tele-
gram)-The abstract OF the condition Of
the national banks OF Nebraska, exclusive
Of reserve cities, at the close OF business
on December ., as reported to the comp
troller OF the currency, shows the average
reserve held at 1910 per cent as COM
pared with 15SS per cent on September
1. Loans and discounts increase from
$50 ~, 476 20 $50, go $50, gold coin decreases
from Sl.54I.967 TO 1853, 335, total specie in
creases from SS,1S5.9GS to $31S7,OS9 and in
dividual deposits decrease from S53,4i3.0O5
to S52.2i7163.
The banks OF Iowa, exclusive Of reserve
cities. show average reserve held at 1913
per cent, as compared with 1878 per cent
on September /. loans and discounts in
crease from S9J,6l9,46s to S97,7i6,7T7, gold
coin from S2,3OS, il2 to 81 463,21S, total specie
from 1913, $50 to S5,S9S,O66 and individual
deposits from S94, 295 29S to S94,s6O,2S7.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
FIRE RECORD.
Farm House Near FairBury.

Farm House Near Fairbury.
FAlRBuRY, Neb,. Jan. 2.-(Special.) 80
Fire destroyed the spacious and splendid
house on the William Robinson farm five
miles north OF Fairbury at O'Clock yes
terday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Robinson who live on this farm. say the
blaze was first discovered over the front
room. Neighbors were called and by hard
work nearly all OF the furniture was
saved with the exception OF a stove and
a few other articles. The house was
partly covered by insurance. The fire
probably started from a defective fme
Elevator at SwnIcdale.
MASON CITY Ia. Jan. 2-(Speclal Tel
egTam)-The Klemme elevator at swaie-
dale burned this afternoon. Three thou
sand bushels OF grain, besides coal, oe.
ment and salt, were destroyed. Loss
1900; fully insured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-03
La Toilette Will
Not Make Reply

HOLLY. Mich. Jan. 2-"senator La
Toilette will make no comment on Gov
ernor Osborns statement given out from
Lansing. why should he?" said Secre-
tary Hannah OF Senator la Folletts's
STAFF this afternoon when asked II the
senator would give out statement.
Senator La Toilette will speak in Grand
Rapids tonight and will close his present
Michigan tour in kalamazoo tomorrow
morning.