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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Judge William Galloway will leave
this afternoon for McMnnyilla where
he viii hold court for the next few
days lie win return to Salem next
Wednesday and take up his regular
term.
Cole b, Hooper OF Eugene, Is trans.
acting business in the city today.
Jack Green, who has been working
In Albany for the past few months. rs
again In Salem
Miss Beulah Smith left this morning
for Portland TO spend the holidays with
friends and relatives.
Attorney George Hargroye, Of Port
land, was a business visitor here to.
| day.
w. W. McCracken Of AumWlllc. was
in the city this morning looking after
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Victor Of Can.
|by visited IN the city today
Arnold Savage, of independence, wa,
here today looking over the Christina.
goods In Salem stores
Messrs Harris and VIM, links Port
land lawyers, were attending to lega
business at the court house today
Huber Small and family have re
turned TO their home In Spokane alte
visiting for the past month with Mr
Hubers father John Huber, near Lib
Ierty
Miss Grace Mickols left this mornm
for a few days visit with Poruan
friends
Mrs Willis McElroy OF Portland,
visiting In the city and Is the guest d
| Mr. and Mrs Geo W. Johnson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
Will
Be Hanged
Here Jan, 10

Condor Or, Dec. g. Bob" Nlorgau.
who shot and Killed ylrgie Um, a
p.ely Young Condor girl after me
girl had spurned his love was TODAY
sentenced TO be hanged january l6.
1918 lie appeared calm when asked
1t he had anything TO say and rtnllcd
he was willing TO die providing Mrs
Shell, the gIrls sister, who he claims
caused all The trouble, were made 10
serve Jail sentence.
Morgan killed the girl, who was
Young and pretty while she was at
tending the county fair here October
TO- lie lied to the mountains whore
he was pursued by the girls father a
Kentucky teudist, who swore he woall
blll Morgan on sight The latter was
.grprehended, however, before heiul
brought face 20 face with the angr,
parent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
Drl,cs on h TcrrOr

The chief exccuionor OF death in
the winter and spring months rs pneu-
monia Its advance agents aro colds
and grip. Ia any attack by one OF
these maladlas no time should be lost
In taking the best medicine obtain
able to drive It off, Countless thols-
ands have found this 10 be Dr. Kings
New Discovery NY husband believes
f. has kept him from having pnga-
monls three or four times" writes
Mrs George W. Place RawsonyIlla.
w. oand for coughs colds and Group
we have never found itB equal" Guar
anteed for an bronchial affections
Price 80 CTS and 800. Trial bottle
res OF J. C. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Tho haunting iear Of f.rtnoaa ml
beIoIoanas n tHo aecrr terror W
be vorsrmm Health a hH nn.-
nl kidney diseases Dap % ml'a
s.rsnrt anl vitality Tay lessen Dds
earning capacity FOLEY kidney r'..a
bring back health ml strength by
healing ,he d.ma Thwa0. q" '..'
M d,.na mMo 'or hIyE mi 0..'
dor raaaa Ta. ae. quickly a.I
thoroughly Son can buy nothing Dor.
u John acHmeu 500 .or I..
-.ss. OF tel berta- and o. great dsl'
s,unga chan ! hago 'or MANY years
land Foley kidney rI's dd BE-. no
harmful drugs Dr Stone Drug Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Send a copy of the Xmas edition Of
The Capital Journal to your friends
back east, If
Meats for mince meat and all other
Xmas dishes You can order now, as
we are prepared to keep them per.
fectly until you need them. Phone
Main 1923. Steusloff Bros. Court and
Liberty streets.
Bring in your poultry, ducks, geese,
chickens, turkeys, etc, We pay the
! highest prices. Phone Main 131. The
Sunset Grocery, 121 South CONNER
cial street. Place your order early
for Xmas wants,
Ten thousand copies Of the Xmas
edition Of The Capital Journal will
be printed, Phone or mail your orders
to the office as soon as possible. II
The winners in the essay contest Of
the Salem Automobile association will
be announced within a few days, ac-
oording to William McGilchrist, Jr A
careful inspection has been made Of
the different manuscripts submitted
by the children, and the judges de-
clare them to be excellent Owing ia
the association undergoing reorgani'
zation, there has been some delay in
announcing the winners of the con
test.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ivie has commenced
proceedings for divorce from william
Ivie in department No, Of the cir
cult court. The complaint alleges al
property rights have been settled anC
the plaintiff asks the custody Of the
three children as the issue of the mar
riage The couple were married i
years ago. Cruel and inhuman treat
ment is the ground upon which the dl
vorce pleadings are based.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
Rapture Is Durable
Results Not Influenced by lgc or Tim,
Standing, Reports Expert.

Rupture rs not % tear or breach M
2hdouin0 wal, 3s commonly supras-
e0 out Us the stretching ur dil0Un. of
% natural opening therefore subject 10
rlosur, said H. "A. Seoley. of C0.e.ro
Who is now 90 tho Marion tel and
will rcmg.n in Salem until 6r... tn..
Tuesday evening uuly
The Spcrmauy sh.old Truss. as
now used ana approved by the o.. cd
states Eoyernmout win not only rt-
tain any ease q rupture perfectly. af-
,o'dmg Immediately and complete ro-
Net but closes the opening IN ten DAYS
ON the average case producing results
without surgery or harmful Injections
Mr. Sveley has documents from gov
ernMenD Washington, u C. for IN
spoC'ou An charity cases without
charge. or anyone Interested win ho
SHOWN the truss or uttcd Il desired.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Place your orders now for the Xmas
edition of The Capital Journal. If
Attorney G. d. Unruh has moved his
law Offices to rooms 2O5-2O6, United
States National Bank building. 12-4-tf
Sperling's can supply you with
Xmas apples; they are cheaper by the
bushel Yakima Best -four, the -four
with the best blend. Phone Main &C.,
81 North Commercial street.
Series No. of the Mutual Savings
and Loan Association will be opened
on January 4, 1913. Subscriptions for
stock will be received after, Dec l,
1912, at the office of the secretary 275
State street. j. w. White, secretary,
I While the new Commercial Club is
being formed, here is an idea that
might be considered. At Bandon the
commercial club has a suite Of rooms
for ladies, where the wife can amuse
herself and visit friends, while hubby
talks business, or is otherwise en-
gagged.
! Within few days James R. Linn,
| T. B. Jones and ]. A. Liggett will
leave for California to enjoy several
months in the warm climate. Each
of the gentlemen's. automobiles were
shipped to Los Angeles, and the party
intends to travel by auto most OF the
time.
For the reason it believes the school
room is no place for sectarian mat
ters of any kind, the school board sat
urday night announced that the sal'
walton Army will not be permitted lC
place contribution boxes for Christ
r,oc oo1lection in the CITY schools.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
Died This Morning.

Mrs Henrietta Bean Sherlock died
early this morning at the Depot Hotel
corner Of Oak and Twelfth streets,
from blood poisoning, Mrs, Sherlock
received a slight scratch In the hand
mot long ago, while placing some
wood In stove. Blood poisoning lol-
lowed and her death took place early
today Tho deceased was the wife o
John Sherlock, local cigarmaker
Funeral announcement will appear
later The undertaking firm Of Rig
don & Richardson has charge Of tho
LremaIns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
MASS MEETING no
LEARN PUBLIC SENTIMENT

To ascertain the attitude OF the ,oN-
ryere OF Marion county toward an
interstate bridge across the Colum.
bn river an an appropriation Of $780,
GOO for the Oregon exhibit at tho San
Francisco fair In 1915, lhy legislative
delegation Of this county win call q
mass meeting I'm Salem I'm few days
II Is not likely that the delegation
| will pledge itself one way or the 9th,
er on these two questions, the pur
pose of the meeting being merely &c
ascertain the sentiments OF the people
Iot Marion county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
k& x X X X r 4 X 4 X 4 4 n X
+ CITY NEWS. u
TX X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Place your orders now for the Xmas
edition of The Capital Journal. If
Any goods purchased at our store
for Xmas will be held and delivered
at any time, Imperial Furniture Co,
Your Xmas delicacies ought to be
ordered early We can supply your
wants in this line. Staple and fancy
groceries. The Edgar grocery, Court
and High streets. Phone Main ZIG.
The funeral of James j. Heath, who
committed suicide last Friday was
held yesterday at o'clock from the
Undertaking parlors of Lehman &
ClOugh Rev. Wilson had charge of
the services, and the remains we're
buried in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Great blanket sale at the Woolen
Mill Store We have just secured and
put on sale this morning o lot Of
slightly defective white wool blan-
kets, They go at half-price. Some
are part cotton, but the greater por-
tion is all wool. Woolen Mill Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

For the accommodation of lts pat
rons, the Southern Pacific has opened
a downtown office IN the cigar store
Of Joseph Adolph, State and CONNER
cial streets, Salem Tickets viii be
sold to Independence, Monmouth and
other points on the West Side via
West Salem transfer bus and South
ern Pacific trains. 12-9-Gt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Cincinnati, Dac 1.-TWO iaa.'..
robbers feld mp the iewely store o'
AdoIph WIebeiH here az noon 'u"' ..,.
covered everyone go the place "Iu
.tbelr guns and secured $1,000 IN ls"
c,rg After de.nr Edward Rocker, d
cisrk tbo robbers made their ape
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

/ N'''' NVI NdVey r. martin has moved |
his law offices to rooms il24l3-414I
Masonic temple. l-9e-tf
Send a copy Of the Xmas edition Of
The Capital Journal to your friends
back east t,I
Foond--Great bargains In fresh and
cured meats, lard etc, at n, East
Salem meat market Phone Main
l'-O' 1873 State street l2-6l2t
/ DR.. NJ, p, Mendelsohu Is In Port.
land today in the interest of one of
MS many patients, and will return to
his office tomorrow morning
Divorce proceedings were instituted
IN department. No, 2 Of the circuit
court this afternoon by Edward Harr
against Mable Guthrie Harr, on the
grounds Of cruel and inhuman treat.
ment,
An address will be delivered by
Charles A. Phipps, state secretary of
the International Sunday School as.
sociation, at the First CONGREGATIONAL
church, tomorrow night, A good dim
ner Will begin the program and every
man attending Is to bring with him
some man or boy The association Is
composed Of young men.
Ten thousand copies Of the Xmas
edition Of The Capital Journal will
be printed. Phone or mail your orders
to the office as soon as possible II
State veterinarian Jules +. Morell
has written the office of the attorney
general asking If he has authority to
burn hog houses where hogs infected
with hog cholera have been confined.
The office has advised him that he
! may burn the houses, as long as he
he keeps within the limits of the law
i preventing the wanton destruction OF
S property
Samuel Henry, vice-president and
I treasurer of the Clark-Henry Con.
S struction Co., died last Thursday al
y Stockton, Cal, according to news re.
G ceiyed here today by b. 7. Van DeCar
d the local agent of the construction
firm, The deceased was GS years oil,
2 and a pioneer IN construction work,
Ie DR.. Sweeuand, Willamette Uniyer
Ie siW's football coach gave a banQue
r to members of the first Willamett
y football squad at the Hotel MariOl
Saturday night, Twenty-Five plate
8 were set for the occasion. After th
Il dinner, short talks were indulged Il
s by the guests and host, the occasion
If proving a very enjoyable one.
# A marriage license was issued to
il day to Mark G. Jones, age % o
n. Brooks, and Bertha Rickard, age l9
A of Gervals. This is the first marrlag
~ license issued by County Clerk AlIel
,d so far this month, according to thD
records, and that official is begInnnl
h to smile again after the long and I'm
l. expicable delay
in Figures compiled In the office o
l- the state labor commissioner relatinI
to the industries Of the state are at
"a tracing attention In the far east
~ communication has been received stat
- ing that wagon builders in New IorI
n want to know what proportion o
"a the sS.OOO.OOO spert last year for We
,a hicles was for wagons, coaches am
~ sleighs. The builders in the east th
"a letter says, are getting the western
T.. fever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHeR'S
Q a 8 7 O RIA
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP.

y C. lanoy who had charge OF Yo
Root shop shoe repairing depart
mcut for the last seven years, is now
Ia charge OF the now and most COM
pIeto shoe repairing shop In Salem,
.g23 North Commercial street Jacob
A. Rise, successor TO 10. $. Lamport.
Saddle and uorno6s Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
Bad Fire In Winnipeg.

Winnipeg, Man. Dec 9-Los5os ag.
gregatng $4,000, were caused by two
fires here today The FIRST DESTROYED
the building occupied by the Saturday
Evening Post and the second damaged
.thp warehouse OF Mackenzie Brother.
10 the eKtonI Of SAO.OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
IlIEn

KENNEDY AT the Salem hospital
Saturday December y 1912, Miss
Anne Kennedy aged l3 years
The body was sent to Portland for
burial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
NEW TODAY

YOUNG MAN Prepare tn enter the
best paid Of all professions, The
demand for trained soltsmcn eN.
ceeds the supply The work Va
pleasant and profitable You can
get the necessary training ut home,
under the direction of Americas
greatest sales manager He viii
guarantee position to any honest
ambitious man, who is willing "a
learn II You are that kind, this is
your opporcnity See w. w. Flint
Capital Hotel evenings, or Q Ia
II a. m. l2.9-2t-'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Thursday wilI Do December u VIZ
|n' tyrsrrb day Of the twelfth mon'h
", wear ending with "a. fol can
write it "l2-l2-l2' you WY I"'' ''
Vrs a century 20 DO that again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

FOR SALE % acres second-Erowh fir
timber, good land Just ( q miles
south Of Salem price $500 5000
cash, balance to suit Oregon Re-
atty CO., 275 state street l2-93t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

Those good chicken tamalos, whole
sale and retail, Special Tor parties.
Any kind amy Size. any style Fred
makes the kind YOU want phouo Main
2Ol8. order early Delivery TO auy
part Of city Shipped to any town In
Oregon u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
WOOD AND COAL

In any quantity Prompt delivery
our specially Falls CITY Lumber
Company 259 North Commercial
street Phone Main Sl2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
nonotpred Alcohol SOC per gallon al
Fr,'s Drug store.

watch FOR our special prices anu
YOU will save money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

COR SALE Ten acres hrsD-clnas lo-
cranberry land. all under cultivation,
wel located, just 4 miles south of
Salem, close tn muCadnm rOud
Price Sl1OO. $3.50 cash, balance 3
por cent interest Oregon Realty
Co q75 state street la.g.3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09
The Woman
Has Slept
Ten DAYS
UNITED PRESS rE,sgD wmrl

corvallis, Or, Dec. 9.-lirs T. p
aar,9n, the Amity or, Woman ybo
mas M oeen constantly asleep for the p,st
IL days, is today declared to oo sufsr,
ing IRON waemic poison. by n5rtors
.eFnoi and Johnson Portland spec,al.
'sIs. The condition Of Mrs Harlan
VINO was brought to a hospital bsro
Is unchanged today, and but ltle bona
is 1elo out for her Studied lttempts
made 70 arouse the woman nave failed
Nhe sleeps peacefully through ths
greatest din the attendants I'm her
room can make to arouse her. and shp
is insensIble to pinpricks and other
means used on her person IA relieve
per OF her stupor She is steadily
losing weight, eats nothing but wears
a continual smile as though ALWAYS In
IhO midst OF pleasant dreams
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

well located, lutl 4 Nllth huNll 'l
Salem. close tn mucldnm road.
Price Sl1OO $3.50 cash, balance 2
per cent interest Oregon Realty
CO., gas state street l2.H.3t
SILVER NlCKlE PLATING done by
T. T. scholz, corner 22d aud Center
streets l2-N.2'
FOR RENT Modern 0ye-room not
close In Inquire of $ A. Manning
2lO State street l2-H.dl'
FOR GOOD BOARD -By the week
Inquire at i1j North Comorcial
street l2.9-di-'
SOME GOOD BUYS -Wo aro advising
prospective buyers 10 look into their
morits
Anyone wanting O. good location
for q suburban home, wr can fur
nOsh one aero or two or three ncr
/ lots close I'm, one block of ear lln'
ana paved street Price $500 poI
acre
Twonty-acrc farm z miles from
salem. one mile from mlro11 'h
ton. 90 ocrB in cultivation nd u
acres 100 climber. fair hUu., and barn
small orchard and fine spring p
WI.or
IUUa.rn mm miles from Salon
$40 acre in cuIlIEuion l' aoI" u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

SILVER NlCINE PLATING done by
4. T.. scholl corner 22d aud Center
gtrectg l2-g.2'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

FOR RENT Modern 0yc-room fot
close In Inquire of $ A Manning
2lO State street l2r9.ai'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-09

FOR GOOD BOARD ny the week
Inquire at i7j North Comorcial
gtrect l2.g-3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-17
WATSON
MAY YET MEET THE
FATE OF LORIMER.
Hurries TO Washington on Learn.
ing That His Seat May Soon
BE Contested.

Special Dispatch 90 The rnteiIirencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. July 1s.-
S'nator Clarence w. Watson. WIN
vas conducting the hght for the ma.
chine in tho Democratic convention
here today with such disastrous TO
suits. received a hurry call 10 Wash.
inston this afternoon. and repartcI
FOR ihe capital city iust ~ John T
McGraw was making his phsychoiogi
cal appearance that completely put ~
route th~ machine and its efforts O.
as trr rCrr nf'rr. u is und .r.
s'oof fnaf Wafsur'- ~ immediate pres.
ence in Nash'rrton Dol operative os.
ing - fle probability that ffe sofr
nfe vii follow uu fhe T.or.mrr rar4
wifh on irresf.rafInn into ODD. efrr
ron 70 fhe Wet virginia rerrfor ff
.e fa.l that Wnfsors vote ir ffa f.ar.
rer r1re tnF r-rlerf fhe lrr 10 frr-
r1e-e frrrfs vto 49, detsrrr irr.i
fnaf uh.lr fhe rnfrea ere ha.r-
cleared. fte c.ear.up shall h- fhrr
.-rh and f1r rsarhlrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-17
TAFT TO MAKE
WILL APPOINT FOUR
OHIO REPUBLICANS
To Important Government Posi-
tons in Washington Within
Short Time Now.

WASHINGTON. July 16.-with the
semi-official announcement to-day that
President Taft will appoint four Ohio
Republicans TO important government
positions in Washington IL became ap-
parent that one OF the first moves in
the fight the Taft leaders are making
Tor the Presidents reelection will be
an attempt TO strengthen their rela-
tions with the Republican state or
ganizations throughout the country.
TAFT leaders stated to-night.,that the
third party would be fought through
the Republican state organizations.
Assurances have been received at the
White House from Republicans in
many states that they will not Join
the third party, and the recognition
OF state organizations the Taft leaders
here believe will influence still others
TO remain with the old party and thus
aid his campaign. Although Il was
said that the President is not ready
yet to I'LL several important vacancies
II was generally believed that the ap-
pointments will be sent TO the senate
before congress adjourns and that
NHNs hA AZ WIN the Dldn 10 re-
member Republican workers through.
out the country.
The Appointments.
The contemplated Ohio appointment
would recognize l.. G. Iaylin. who
conducted the primary campaign I'm
Ohio. tor Mr. Tar. Granville. w.
Mooney. former speaker OF the as
sembly and former congressman
Ralph Cole. Carmi Thompson. as
sistant secretary Of the interior Is
slated TO become secretary Of the
president succeeding Charles ID. Hin
os. who to-day assumed his new dut -
les as Chairman of the Republican
National committees.
Nr Mooney is schedule enter the
White House offices as the Secretar,'
and with Mr. Thompson as secretary.
the Presidents principal assistants
with one exception will be Ohio men.
in appointing So many Ohioans TO
the office the president expects 70 lay
81 rest grievances voiced by ohio Re
publicans that his own state had been
not sufficiently recognized
The president sent 10 the senate
the nomination OF Sccundino Romero.
To Doc United States Marshall 81 New
Mexico. 40 succeed Creighton Foraker.
brother o. former Senator Jos BEN
son Foraker. 81 Ohio Mr. Foraker
resigned several days ago and for Do
htical reasons. according 60 published
reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-17
DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE
J. b. HANDLAN DEFEATED
DIR. HUBBARD FOR PLACE.
John J. Slippner, of Benwood.
Honored for Third Time-Mc-
Graw for Cabinet.
(By c. w. vOITIE.)

special Dispatch to the IntelltEencer.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. July 16.-.
The Democratic state convention was
opened at 2:O4 by w. G Bennett, OF
Weston. chairman of the state Demo
cratic committee. The building was
but two-thirds full. and the delegates
were still pouring in the doors. A
band marched in playing Dixie" The
delegates were evidently not in a
mood for enthusiasm. for the applause
was light and only half-hearted. Rev.
Newton Donaldson. OF the First
Presbyterian church, led in prayer,
and then Hon. John II. Holt was in
troduced as temporary chairman. II
was too hot for cheering. and the
delegates moved restlessly about in
their seats while the address was be-
| ing delivered. Holt finally gair<S
applause by mentioning the name Of
Wilson. During the din that Followed
! j. ]. p. O'Rrien. OF Wheeling. uproot-
ed the Ohio county banner and start
ed parade. which the police
promptly stopped. The only real
policy outlined in the keynote speech
was the favoring OF a plan to provide
a non-partisan judiciary.
Immediately following the close of
Judge Holt's speech. Clyde johnson.
of Richie. introduced a resolution
providing FOR the appointment or COM
mittees on resolutions. credentials,
basis OF representation and rules and
order OF business, each 10 consist OF
fifteen members. one from each sena-
torial district The appointments
rapidly followed. and the delegations
agreed on the choices. The announce
ment Of McCorkle's appointment on
the committee on resolutions was
greeted by a wave OF Kisses. u was
then $3.50. and as the heat was al
most unbearable, a motion to ad-
1ourn until tonight at O'Clock car
ried.
IL became whispered about the lob
bies tonight that John T. McGraw is
10 be rewarded with n place in VIII
sons cabinet, provided the latter
wins out in the fall. for his great
work on behalf OF the New Jersey
Man at the Baltimore convention.
Handlsn Wins.
The caucus results to-day brought
1 about the naming OF the new state
executive committee. The fight in the
I ~ - AAnNNANA was UANArT anu AAIl
| fought between J. b. Handlan and Dr.
| Harry Hubbard. the former finally
] winning out by a majority OF six votes.
! In the Second district. John J Slipp-
ner. of BensOOd. was given deserved
recognition by reelection by acclama-
lion for a third term The forces op-
posed 10 Siippner had put forward the
names of a half dozen candidates. but
an of them withdrew before the
voting started
The committee completed now
stand. a. foUoWE-
First J D. Handlan. Ohio
Second SHppner Marshall
Third Jos Murphy. wood
FOURTH ~ Depue. Roanc
Flffh Deferred
Sirfh W 70 stokes. Mcdowell
seventh W "a McGlnnis Raleigh
ElEhfh X = Carr. Kanawha
Nirfh O. W Darufrr Taveffo
Tenth sam fIarrs calhoun
ErFerff So fI uerf savior
Tsr'fff carl Vance. Harrison
If.~farrff N Parker TusHlr
Fnu-frarfr R a Wr.rf wIrr-al
Fffaruf. Gray silver rarfoler
nrErrfsrar HuErrs arrrrrpanlsd
tF Nr i.ErrT arrIfef today and
ara srfarar nr .nse-a