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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
REELECTED BY
HEALTH BOARD
scontinued from pase L.

erty owner OF 425-42s Smith street
was given until March Is to abate a
nuisance at that address. The own
Ier OF property at 216 Washington
street was granted an extension to
May I to abate a nuisance at that
place, Complaints Of nuisances at
the following addresses were re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee:
John Meyers, 296 Smith street:
Home Brewing COMPANY, 673 Cath
crime street; J. Miller, SOL Hall ave-
nue..
Al. johnson complained of nujs-
ance in Market street at the voor-
hees garage. 1t was referred to the
sanitation committee.
Analysis Of City Water.
The state board admitted aaaig-
sis OF the water sent to them by the
local board. from the n. & III. Chem
ical works, a copy OF which report
will be forwarded to that firm. The
report showed the water In good
condition. Secretary LaRoe was ia.
strueted to communicate with City
Attorney G. g. Hommann and secure
complaints filed by the judiciary
c0mmittee with that oficial.
Change Meeting Nights.
The board changed It's regular
meeting nights as follows. From
the first and third Tuesday nights &c
the second and fourth Tuesday
nights, with adjourned meetings OF
all other Tuesday nights In each and
every month. Collections during
January were reported as $3.50
The following bills were ordered
paid. Wilbur LaRoe, slI.65; n. s
Meade, $1,000 r. b. Anderson
$3.50. The entire board was pres
ent. The next meeting viii be- 81
February 30.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
End CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
scontinuod from pass II

Tcontinucd from pAxe IL
out capital punishment and the
number of murders, according to
population in these countries is Ear
less than In this country. In the
United States, WISCONSIN, Maine,
Rhode Island, and Michigan have
lived FOR some years without the
death penalty and without any evil
denee OF increased crime. A num-
Der OF States. including Colorado,
Nebraska, New Hampshire and Mis-
souri, leave 1t to the jury to Q
whether a convicted murderer shall
die or not. This amounts to the
abolition OF capitar punishment In
these states.
How Kansas Does.
"In Kansas forty years ago they
passed q law that q convicted MUIR
derer should serve a year In prison
after his conviction and then should
die upon a warrant signed by the
governor. No governor OF Kansas
has even sinee signed such a war
rant. In the states that retain the
death penalty the statistics show
that forty-nine m~,1rderers out of IF
ty escape the extreme punishment,
and many guilty persons escape
punishment altogether because Of
the reluctance of juries to bring In
verdicts that would condemn men
to the electric chair.
A bill to substitute to abolish
punishment In favor of life
Imprisonment was introduced sixty
FIVE years ago, but failed Of pas
sage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
DICKENS CENTENARY.
In New York $50 Attend Dinner At Del
monies'a.

In New York ? Attend Dinner 1t Del
monieesa,
New York, Feb. 7.-New York's for
NAL recognition Of the Dickens cente.
nary began with a dinner at Delmon
lees. Ths dinner was given by the
Manhattan branch of the Dickene fel-
slowship. in cooperation with the Dick
ems centenary committee, Some $50
men and women attended the dinner.
Seth Low was the toastmaster. Those
whom he introduced we're Miss Agnes
Repplier, william Bayard Hale, Kate
Douglas Wieedn, Miss Edith Wynne
Matthtson. who read q poem by Eawin
Markham: Charles Ram Kennedy, H.
Hopkinson Smith and sydney yalan-
tine,
The speeking WAS preceAed hy a toast
proposed hy Mr. Low ITO the immor
tai memory Of Charles Dickens" Mr.
Low ssid that Alfred Tennyson Dick
ems who died while on . lecture tour
uf this country recently. k1a expected
to take part In the dinner. and Mr. Low
added:
As we commemorate the father, lot
us express our sympathy for those who
our the son,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
QUARTET CLUB
ENJOYS DANCE
Out Of Town Guests TO Be
Annual Event.

A large crowd from this city and
vicinity were present at the first
dance and reception OF the Perth
Amboy Quartet Club I'm Washington
hall last night. During the even
ing many selections were rendered
by the quartet.
At midnight a repast was served
after which dancing was resumed
until the early hours of the morning.
Steinhauser's orchestra furnished
music Tor the event. So successful
was the event last night that the
club has decided to make 1t an an
nua1 affair.
The committee was composed OF
H. Detering, chairman, assisted by
o. Liedtke, l.. Dressler. l. Beck and
J. Exner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
TO TRY TO RAISE $4,000.
Plainfield In Mead Of Hospitai-Twslvs
Day Campaign Opened

Piainfield In Mead Of Hospitai-Twslvs
Day Campaign Opened
Plainfield, n. J.. Feb. 7.-Men Of
prominence m this city and the state
attended a banquet ct the Park club
and opened a twelve day campaign to
raise $4,000 for Muhlenberg hospital.
1t was announced that s3o,0Q0 had
been subscribed on condition that the
balance be obtained within twelve days.
The speakers were Dr.. John q. Hib-
ben. president OF Princeton university:
J. Franklin Fort. the Rev. Dr, Charles
Al, Eaton Of New York. Everett Colby.
Isador Sobel Of Erie. Pa. and r. w
Hills. president Of tha Mount Vernon
hospital
The campaign committee has ar
ranged to hold q dinner every night for
the next twelve days at the Z. A. @.
A.. when captains OF the vafieals teams
will make reports Of money collected
each day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

BY H. & [. GO.
for Vice President.
Elect Next Meeting.

Nomination OF officers for the ems
suing year were made at q meeting
of Protection Hook and Ladder Conn
pany last night. A contest for vice
president between Stacey Coutts
and Eugene Flaherty promises to be
lively.
Edward Dilts Will be the next
president Martin Hurley, financial
secretary; Joseph Hornsby; record
Ing secretary and captain; Samuel
Bayard. first lieutenant; Martin
Hurley, second lieutenant; A. II.
CrowelI, treasurer.
A committee consisting OF Charles
Larson, Bert Gilman and Edward
Walker was appointed to audit the
accounts. The election will be held
at the next meeting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
BALTIMORE RATES GU UP.
HetsI Men Givs Out sshaduis For Zig
ConveDfion.

HotsI Men Give Out Schedule For Big
Convention.
Baltimore, Feb. 7.-Charman Mack
and the other members OF the Demo
cratic national committee making ar
~rangements for the convention receiy-
ed from hotel nnen the schedule rates
and accommodations.
The leading hotels VIII charge an
average OF $s and 81 a day, reserving
the right to put three persons In single
beds In g room. Rooms with baths
viii be $40, SIS. $40. the flrst rate for
two. second for three and third Tor
four persons in a room.
One hotel proprietor has leased two
national guard armories. which will be
fitted up with cots and partitions.
These will be offered at moderate
rates. One big delegation from Ohio
may occupy n OF these armories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
ATTACK SPANISH CONVOY.

Rlm TrlbAsnnsn In Morecec piscuss
Terms 81 eubmtssicn.
Meiilla, Morocco, Feb. Ts-HiR tribes
men attacked I Spanish convoy, which
was forced to retreat. losing 1900 n
See .nA . quantity ~ sennitsen- ard
also $50 mules.
1t is stated that several Of the impor
HtAnt kaids, among them the heads .o1
some Of the best lighting tribes, ar,
discussing terms Of submission to tn,
Spanish authorities.
The Spanish soldiers In the trenches
are suffering from the fearful weather
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
Alleged Coal Thief psroIed.

John Herbert, fourteen years old,
Of 249 Fayetta street. arrested yes
terday on . charge Of stealing coal
from John Fingerote, Of 1872 Patar-
son street, was paToled last night
by Chief of Police Burke. The eom-
~DisinaIt aid ass sisa e aavsA the
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
OPPOSES THIRD TERM.

Representative Mccall Aims at Rooss-
vsIt In House Speech.
Washington. Feb. 7.-Representatiye
Samuel w. Mccall OF Massachusetts
delivered a notable speech In the house
against the third term. The speech
was. of course, aimed directly at Colo
mel Roosevelt's activities. Mr.. McCaE,s
speech was received with interest. Mr..
Mccall reviewed the attitude of the
presidents Of the United States to a
third term and pictured the dangers
that iurked In the giving up Of this
precpdst 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07


Miss Marjorie Sweet, OF Brighton
venue. has as her guest Miss Ger
rude Burchell, of Trenton
Miss Jennie Larson, of Elm street.
vas entertained by relatives in
outh Amboy Monday afternoon.
Arthur Bolan. OF Woodbridge. has
'eturned home after visiting friends
n Washington street
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomas. of
New York, are the guests of friends
n Water street.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Bachfnan, OF
East avenue, entertained q number
If friends at their home Saturday
hight.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Engelson, of,
Hall avenu have returned home
after visiting friends In Brooklyn.
Miss Thelma Anderson, of Hall
avenue, spent Sunday as the guest
If relatives in New York.
James Nolan. of Washington
street, attended a performance at
The New Yorw Htpprodrome Monday
night. /.
Miss Agnes Ramsay, OF New street
was the guest of friends IN Ba~
Yonne Monday night. i So
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, Of
New Brunswick avenues N being
entertained at the latter's rarentsin
Stapleton, S. T., for. a week.
Miss Helen Watson OF Hall ave-
nue.. Is at the home OF r~elativesin
Jersey City.
Mrs. Margaret T. Harper,s Of State
street. was entertained by friends
and relatives In Jersey City yester-
day, ~
Mrs. A. H. Manner ana Mrs.
AdoIph Roy. OF Railway, spent yes
terday afternoon with their sister.
In Rector street. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Feldstein, of
New Brunswick avenue. have re-
turned home after visiting - friends
In Brooklyn. over Sunday.
Harry Campbell. Of Washington
street, spent yesterday afternoon
with relatives In South Apboy.
Misses Rose and Dora Feeder. Of
Brighton avenue, have returned
home after a visit with friends In
New York.
Miss Rebecca Doris, of State
street, spent Monday with friends In
Brooklyn.
ADtduhGt 1tSulan, t&@ANAkW e~% OAshy
has returned home after q few days
visit with his mother In State street,
Mrs. r. Duchowny- Madison
avenue, is being entertained by rela-
tfves in Elizabethporr fUr- wreN-|
Howard Anderson of Charles
was the guest OF friends IN
New York oye Sunday.
Miss Alice Mckenzie. Of FrputI
street, was the guest of friends In
new York yesterday afternoon u
Joseph Madsen, OF New Brunswick
venue, Is unable to leave his home
wing to an attack OF grip.
Miss Helen -NeMl
so~k. has returned home after visit
ex relatives In Rector street Tor
II
1Mias Mae Sankin, Of Hall avenue,
has returned home after visiting
Ia New York.
Arthur Collins, of Washing ton
street, has returned horae after svis-j
relatives IN Newark.
MI, and Mrs. FrankGinapsensnt1
New Brunawick venus, have re-
home after Visiting ff1eMts
- Staten -.s
Miss Anna Mcdonald, OF State
street, is being enteftalhdd by rala-
tiyos In Syracuse -fnrvaevarai weeks.
Misc Josephine Williams. Of Port
Chester, N. r.. Is at the home OF
friends In High street~fon several
days. -
Joseph Massopnst, Of New York,
has returned home aftezt vIsitsngshs
parents In State street.
NaJeu Gf4wa 1adpou az Matf1crpu
liz spending the day "a the guest OF
Miss Ruth Gallagher, In Washington
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
Fumirate school No.

School No. 1 has been tuIaigated,
superintendent OF Schools s. 81:
Shpll reports. This action vas taken
to stay the spread Of measles IL that
vicinity. which has already siekened
about atty pupils. Tae epidemic has
about subsidized, Mr.. Shuil declares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
serve Writ ON City CLERK.

s City Clerk Wilbur LaRoe was
served today with 8 copy oi tAe rtis
Of c~ertiorari. granted TO former
Judge Lyon Saturday morning by
Justice James j.. Bergen. which IL ~
turnable February 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
MRS, SAGE BUYS AN ISLAND.

IL ~ Offered to unitsd States Govern
msnt a. Gans Preserve.
Rev Orleans, Feb. 7s-Marsh isiapds
$4,000 acres. on vsrmillion bar, Iberia
parish. haH been purchased BY Mira
Russell Sage OF Nsw Fork.
T. ss--~ s
an q game prssefva. according 10 iEfsr-
masten rweelved here,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

Weather Forecast.
Fair today. with probable snow fur
ries tonight and tomorrow: little change
In temperature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
GENERAL WHlPPLE RETIREs.
Army psymaster General Has Served
Thirty Years.

Thtrfy YtArt+
Washington, Feb. 7.-Presfdent Taft
has anprpSed the voluntary application
for retiu6ment from active duty After
more than shtrty years servtce at Brig
adler General Charles Fl. Whipple, pay
master general Of ths army.
Colonel George n. Smith and Lieu
tenant Colonel George r. nowns arc
caHdidates to succeed General NThipple.
Colonel Smith II favored for the post,
especially ~ he IL the senior officer Of
49, -~- A>~e~tyNer<
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
Deputy TO Visit X. OF G

Deputy to Visit X. Of G.
All the meeting OF San Salvador
Council No. $50 to be held tomorrow
evening Worthy District Deputy
Thomas r.. Maekeasy will pay the
council an official visit and install
the newly elected eficeTs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

The Ray. c. L. Jeffrey Dead.
Beston. Feb. The Rev. Charles 4
Jefray. assistant pastor Of fremont
temple u dead In Dorchester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

Fire DHag se assess ehool.
aFs driaI #ss hala IN the high
thia rnorniAg. Ngcellsnt tirae
vas ade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
ENTERTAIN p. n. 8.

Members OF the p. r. s.. were en-
~fertainad last night at the residences
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Albert G. Krogh, In
Market street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
TENDERED SURPRISE.

Abraham Mason. Of SO Jefferson
street. was rendered q surprise BY a
number OF friends Monday night
when they called at his home and
helped him celebrate the twentieth
anniversary OF his birth. Games
We're played and music enjoyed, A
repast WAS served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
BRTDGN CLUR OnA

Mrs George j, Howell, OF Madi-
son avenue, Will be hostess to the
members OF the Bridge Club this
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07


MISSIONARY SOCIETY ELECT
The Home Missionary Society o
The Presbyterian church held thef
meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Adrian Lyon, the president. presid
cd. The meeting opened with 8
number OF short prayers and til,
scripture was read by Mrs. Alfred
Mullen, Mrs. William Mushrow.
Mrs. Arthur Graham and Mrs. G.
Douglas Fraser. The subject Yves
india" and papers were read by
Mrs. Irwin Soft, and Mr.. MeGee- Mrs.
Fraser gave q map talk. The freed
man committee reported that they
had all their money collected and
had sent a pair of blankets to Har-
vison College, South Carolina. The
musical part of the program was
vocal solos by Mrs. Thomaa Foster
and Miss Irene Owens. The busi-
ness part Of the session which gem
orally Ii at the opening OF the meet
Ing was then taken up. Officers for
the coming year we're named as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Adrian Lyon;
first vice president, Mrs. Andrew
Happen; second vice president, Mrs.
Robert Porter; secretary, Mrs.
Wellington LaRue; treasurer, Mrs.
Arthur GrahamS secretary OF liter
atures Mrs. Alfred Mullen; first as
sistant, Mrs. McGee; second assist
Bnt. MRS. -Nels Hansen. secretary Of
sea and land and cradle roll ten,
Mrs. Irwin Solt; secretary OF Freed
man, Mr$SE. Douglas Fraser. A So
cial hour followed with refresh
ments Mrs. d. Vi, Boehm was chair
man Of the committee In charge.
BLAIR-HUsTLER
Jack Blair. Jr., OF LTD Market
street, and Miss Hannah p, Hustler,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John
Hustler, OF Washington street, were
quietly married at the parsonage of
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church at II o'clock this morning by
Rev. Or. William II. Palmer, the
pastor. Miss Cora Ruth Erickson,
Of Ie1 Fayette street, was maid OF
honor and Edward Oake viering,
formerly of this city. nov of Ocean
Grove, was best man. Miss Hustler
IS q popular member OF the Metho-|
dist church and an ardent worker In
the STANDARD Bearers Union and a.
in the choir. Mr.. Blair holds
q responsible position at the local
plant of the American Smelling &
Refining Company. The newlyweds
EFT FOR an extended wedding trip,
after which they will keep house In
Madison avenue Al number Of soc
affairs will be- given In Mrs.
honor upon her return toll
bis city.
DELIGHTFUL SESSION. II
Members OF the Woman's Mission
~ Society Of the First Baptist 4
lurch met at the home OF Mrs w. !
Rock. In Market street. yester
~ afternoon when the annual Of !,
'riHK WAS taken MP Thas Rfter- i
aa2la azsss aslsslsiss 8 -.
antfat rAceIsaEe We6tEctfens Dec
aration" sgstnnesvd 4s6hise III. Rock
VAS commenced. Refreshments
ind a social hour followed the bus
ness meeting, Another social will
% held at the residence OF Mrs,
Davis, in Gordon street, next Tues
lay afternoon at which Miss Rock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
HPWORT3 LEAGUE.

The Epworth League O. Simpson
M. b. church heldits regular month";
" meeting at the home Of Mr.. and
last night. Il was decided al this
meeting to hold a fifty cent rell
call" at the next meeting OF the
league, which will be held In the
lecture room of the church. After
the regular order Of business, a so-
cfai was held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

xntttAt ~rAceIyfE NNe6tecffens Dec
laratiOn" '9strmesud louise II. Rock
was commenced. Refreshments
and a social hour followed the bus
mess meeting. Another social will
be held at the residence Of Mrs,
Davis, in Gordon street, next Tues-
day afternoon at which Miss Rock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
Session.

Mryabera Of the Woman's MIssion~
r Society Of the First Baptist
church met at the home Of MRS "
G. Rock. In Market street. yester-
day afternoon when the annual or
fAriHx was taken ID. u alter
aaap R8aesaH nenassaA Al pa%|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
CANDY SALE TOMORROW.

Delicious homemade candy Will
be Sold BY the members OF the local
Woman's Christian Union, ct the
home Of Mrs, George d. Runynn,
ia High street, tomorrow after
% The sale wfll continue from
three o'clock to six. Light refresh
Ments VITA 30 served TO all present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
GRAND ISLAND PLANNING
FOR Y. M. c. A.BUll0lNG

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. April 7.-tspe-
cial.)-It is announced that either the
work OF the Young Mems Christian as
sociation In this city will be dropped en-
tirely. as far as the present board OF
directors is concerned. at the adjourned
meeting Of next Tuesday evening. or an
effort will be made to organize Young
Mems Christian association building as
ISOLATION, the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION to have the option Of purchas-
ing the stock from time TO time. The
climax in the affairs Of the association
has been brought about by the doubling
OF the rental for Its present poor guar
tiers. The proposition that will no doubt
be recommended by the board, IL any.
will be the construction of four-story
building on South Locust street. opposite
the court house and postofflce. the up
per two floors to be for sleeping rooms
and the lower two for the purposes OF
the association and rooms for the Com
merciaI club. the latter, 1t Is proposed.
being donated. II is believed that such
an effort will be successful. Most OF the
members OF the present board seem to
prefer to try and fail rather than not to
try at all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
ALFRED SCHULTZ SHOT
WHILE HUNTING DUCKS

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April 7.-(spe-
cial.) -Alfred Schultz. a young man re-
siding with his parents in this city. re-
ceived large, gaping wound in the side
OF his face from the accidental discharge
of gun while on the Platte river hunt
Ing ducks. The gun lay In the bottom
of the boat and was discharged through
the agency Of a dog jumping into the
boat. The gun was not cooked. but Il
is supposed the dogs trampling on the
gun caused a conclusion. Had the range
veered but half an inch the discharge
would have taken off the side OF the
face and head. John Koehler. who was
with Schultz. Immediately brought the
injured man to the city and physician
attended TO the wounds. There are no
fears Of serious consequences.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08

areas While the house eonferees are op-
posed TO these amendments. from what
developed Mt the hearlng il seems rea-
sonsbly certain that the senate conferecs
may insist on amending the bill at least
partially TO meet the suggestions Of the
secretary. The committee will hold an
other session IN about week or ten
days.
As chairman Of the State Board OF Irri-
cation. Governor AldFich telegraphed
Congressman Kinkaid today to lend his
assistance in securing water from the res
eryoirs Of the North Platte project for
bitches that will aid In irrigating lands
in that vicinity.
Mr.. Kinksid was unable to see the Sec
rotary OF the interior about the matter.
because the latter was before the confer
enee committee on the Borah bill. =
meeting has been arranged for Monday.
however, when the question will be taken
up.
At the hearing before the judiciary
committee on the Union Pacific right Of
way bill this morning. n ii. Loomls Of
Omaha for the Union Pacific asked for
further time In which TO meet the case
presented by the interests in Colorado,
Attorney Todd made an additional state
ment today and Mr.. Loomis said he would
have TO study the newly presented con-
ditions before he could adequately present
the side OF his client to the committee.
One week from today was set for the
further hearing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
new DEAL ON B0RAH BILL
Secretary Fisher Will Interpret it
Applicable to Pending Entries.
ALDRICH ASKS FOR WATER
Urges All Efforts He Exerted to
Induce Government TO supply
Water to North Platte Irri-
cation bitches.
(From a staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, April Especial Tele-
graml-That the Borah three-year home.
stead bin, IL enacted into law as II
passed the house, would be interpreted by
the general land office as applicable to
pending homestead entries. including
those under the S1e-aere act, was made
clear today at a meeting OF the conferees
on the Borah measure.
In answer to the direct question of Rep
resentatlve Mondell the secretary Of the
interior told the committee that unuues-
tionably IL the Borah bill as it passed
the house became law he would con.
slider its terms sufficiently definite to
apply 10 all pending entries.
No definite agreement was reached by
the conferees at the session today. The
larger part of the time was taken up by
Secretary Fisher and a general discussion
OF the amendments he desired incorpor-
ated. II developed that considerable pres
sure would be exerted to have the com.
mittee agree to the amendments rejected
by the house. reserving mineral and
waterpower sites and certain timbered
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
Denver AutOists
Coming to Omaha

When President Allison Stoecker OF the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce was in
the city last week he submitted to the
Commercial club some Of the details Of
the endurance and sociability run from
Denver to New York City and left the
matter to be passed on by the executive
committee this week. This trip will be in
the nature Of contest and will be prln-
cipally for the purpose Of inducing auto
mobilists to make the cross country run
as a means Of popularizing automobile
travel. The management OF the club
whose members have not forgotten how
In 1907 the trade excursionists were
treated in Denver. win see 10 II that the
Denver party Is met at the city limits
or beyond and given q hearty welcome
and royal entertainment. Just what this
will be has been left to the clubs good
roads committee. Of which J. A. sunder-
land is chairman, to act in conjunction
with the various automobile clubs. The
Denver party will be representative Of the
city's best interests.