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Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
Chairman of the Republican National Committee Makes Definite
 Statement
OPPOSITION IS
 ALSO ACTIVE
Senator Dixon Writes State ment Which GlaSScock Obediently Makes
 Public
IfssOciafed Press DiSbatchl

WASHINGTON. March H.-Unus- ual activit.- is evident both in the Taft and Roosevelt campaign headquarters. As a result of inquiries. Director Me Kinlev. Of the Taft headquarters. gave out a score of reports which snow a growing Taft sentiment throughout the contested states Senator Dixon. manager of the Roosevelt campaign, engineered for newspaper men per sonal interview with Governor Glass cock. of West Virginia. Glass cock gave out statement which Dixon hal written, conveying the gov ernor's opinion that in his political experience he had never scen q more determined uprising of the rank and file of the republican party than in the present situation for Roosevelt
 Clifford Pinchot Representative Will son. of Illinois, GlasscOCk and Oscar King Davis. the new assistant man. ager for the Roosevelt campaign, of fered emphatic expressions their con- fidence in the Roosevelt sentiment. A telegram from Harry :. New, of In dianapolis. chairman of the republican national committee, made public at the Taft bureau. said: Roosevelt sent- ment is palpably on the wane in h. diana. Taft will probably secure the four delegates-at-l large as well as most of the district delegates" Tue Roose Welt managers charged that the Taft machine" in Indiana Is "hOssed now hv ex- Senator Hemenway'' and is try ing by early conventions tG throttle any expression of sentiment by the re- publican voters of Indiana and to thwart their desire to participate in the selection of their presidential can di71-a"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
LAW IS DRASTIC.
President Signs Measure Which is
 Aimed at FiIibustering
[ TISSOciaicd Press DiSbdtchl

[1Ssocidicd Press DiSbdtchl
 WASHINGTON. March l4.-Presi- dent Tafl tonight signed the resolution making it unlawful to export arms and ammunition to any American country where domestic violence exists, and immediately after issued a proclama- ton declaring that since donlestic viO- lence exists in Mexico, all federal of ficers are cnjoined To prevent viola - tiOns of the resolution. Violation of the neutrality laws becomes a misde- mcanOr punishable by a fine of ten thousand dollars and imprisonment for two years or both
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15

THE REPUBLICAN,. Fair, Candid, Straight forward-A newspaper for all the people.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
LOST THE TITLE

1 ASSOcidfcd Press DiSbdtchl
 DENVER, March 14-JOe Carney of Denver lost the title of worlds cham pion three cushion billiard player to- night to John Morgan of St Louis. 150 to 127 The winner was chal- lenged by John Daly. of Chicago. to play at St Louis in May for the thousand dollar Lambert trophy.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15

FL PASO, March IA National railway train from Chihuahua arrived late today and brought 150 refugees and the Mexican Northwestern brought siXty-five refugees. Americans and MeXicans of the better class. Governor Gonzales is reported at Fresno. a small town eight miles west of Chihuahua. He is said to have a few men and is believed to be pre- pairing to make a dash to Ojinaga to join the loyal troops Colonel Fran cisco Villa. with small body of loyal troops. is reported retreating from the state of Chihuahua to the city of Durango.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
MEN ESCAPE IN
 BLINDING STORM
Posses Are in Pursuit of Fugitives;; Adjutant Gen eral of the State is Tenn porarily in Charge of the Pen
I4Ssocidtc2 Press Dispatch ]

iASSocidtcd Press Dispatch
 LINCOLN. March 14.-Three pris- oners of the Nebraska penitentiary at Lancaster. three miles south of here, this afternoon assassinated Warden James Delahunty. Deputy Warden Charles Wagner. Usher A. C. Heil- man and wounded Cell House Keeper Doody. The convicts then made their escape from the front entrance Of the prison and were swallowed up in a binding snowstorm. The killing was done by Convicts Taylor. Dowd and Morley. all sentenced for bank robbery. Morley had served a term previously in Missouri for murder.
 It is stated revolverS and dynamite had been smuegled into the prison by the conNicts, but none of it was used in today's outbreak. The three convicts. Taylor. Dowd and Morley. shot Wagner when they met him in the prison chapel which overlooks the prison yard. As the men ran into the west cell house they met DoOdy, whom they shot down The cOnvicts then rushed upon the turnkey, took his keys and unlocked the door and let themselves into the main corridor. II was outside the barred steel door kept by the turnkey that Warden Della huntv met his death. He was shot twice. Heilman was in the clerks room which opens into the main cor ridor and he was shot when he start ed to the warden's assistance.
 The slayers then ran out the front entrance of the prison and escaped in binding snoWstOrm. It is be- Heved they went south from the pris on Immediately messages were sent To all surrounding territory, and off cers gave chase in automobiles and on horseback and trains. None of the cOnvicts attempted TO escape or raise any disturbance The turnkey, who was knocked down, was up in a mo ment and locked the door again. 9th CT guards ordered the convicts into their cells. which were locked. It was stated np liberty will be allowed anyone inside the prison until Cover nor A1drich orders it
 - Governor Aldrich is Tt Peru. visiting the normal and from there he directed that Adjutant General Phelps of the state militia, be put in temporary charge Of the penitentiary. It IS not known where the convicts got their weapons but it is believed they were smuggled in by former prisoners. Word was received at the prison late today that the three men had been seen gO- ing into a hay stack three miles west Of there. A posse immediately started in pursuit TOdays outbreak is be- lieved to be the outcome of a spirit of unrest prevalent among the con- Victs for over a month. Sunday mOrn- ing, February II. Albert Prince. negro convict, fatally stabbed Deputy Warden Davis at chapel service. Fri day. March l, employees of the prison saw former conVicts pass a phial of morphine through the gate to one of the inmates Saturday Chaplain John son resigned after a conference with the governor relative to prison disci- pline. A week ago today the governor issued an order barring women prison workers and Sunday school teachers from visiting the prison during ser vices. declaring their association with the convicts was undesirable.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS SHAY
 JUDGE, PROSECUTOR AND
 SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS OF HOUSE
 ARE BADLY DIVIDED
War Over Free Sugar Bill is on in Full
 Force Among the Leaders.
! I4SSOciated Press DiSbdtchi

fASSOcidted Press Disbdtchi
 WASHINGTON, March IA split in the democratic ranks occurred to- day when the house took up the free sugar bill. Democrats from the cane and beet producing states mad pre- pared speeches against ghe measure. They contenjeI the bill meant the end Of the American beet sugar industry Chairman Underwood of the ways and means committee made known his in tention to close the general debate to- morrow or Saturday, when the meas ure is expected to pass. Republicans are prepared, it was announced when the general debate closed. to ask a re commitment of Jhe bin. It is sail they are prepared to waive their con tentions for a continuation of the Dutch Standard and preferential feat urc of certain grades of sugar
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
TAFT IN KANSAS.
Friends Of President Easily Contro
 Situation in That State
[ASSOciaird PrcSS Disbatchl

1 [ASSOcidfrd Press DSbatch to the republican national convention from Kansas will be selected at a state convention to be held May & at Independence. There will be no presidential primary. The fate of the proposed primary was sealed at d meeting of the state committee. which voted A. to II favoring the nominal tion of Taft and then voted to call a state convention by vote of G1 to l6
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
THE WEATHER

Arizona-Fair today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Wife BraveIy Stands by Mcfarland in
 Time of Trial.

| IASSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 PITTSBURG, March 14.-HOlding the hand of his aged wiie. Rev Dr. w. D. Mcfarland. grown gray in the ser vice of the public schools anl ministry entered q plea of not guilty when brought to trial in the criminal court for alleged connection with death of his former secretary, Elsie Coe.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
DEADLY ToAOSTooLS.
Three of Family Are Dead and Others
 Are r Danger.

1 ASSocidtcd Press DiSbGtch
 SEBASTOPOL. Cal, March H. AS a result of eating toadstOols at the evening meal yesterday. three children of Henry Fletcher are dead, and the other five members of the family are dangerously il The others are un- conscious.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
REBELS TAKE
 ANOTHER TOWN
Orozco Captures City of Jiminez and is Ready to Continue His Triumphal March Toward the Mexi- can Capital
fASSOcidted Press Dispatch l

[ASSOcidfed Press DiSPGtch
 CHIHUAHUA. March 14-JmineZ, the first large objective point of the rebel southward march. was occupied unopposed today The federal detach- ment rctreated last night and the van guard of the insurrectos walked in without firing shot A prOclama- tion, issued by Orozco. gives notice that if the revolution is successful he won't recognize as valid any con tract entered into by the MaderO ad- ministratiOn after today. This in- cludes concessions which may be granted to foreigners.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
MYSTERY IS ENDED.
Farmer Confesses to the Murder of
 Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith.
lSSOciated PrcSS DiSbatch 1

IHSSocidted Press DiSbdtchl
 PORTLAND. March 1.-The mur- der of Mrs Elizabeth Griffith. near Philomath. oregon. which puzzled de- tec.ives since June 9. 1911. has been cleared through the confession of Geo. Humphrey. a woOdSman and farmer. who resided on a farm near that of the victim. In his confession Humph- rey. a bachelor of 51. said the motive for the crime was assault ana robbery.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
FOUR ARE DEAD.
Snow Slide Works Awful Havoc in
 Black Bear District.
I AsSociafcd Press Dispatch l

TELLURIDE. March 1i.-Four men are dead several missing ani one ser iously hurT was the result of a snow slide at Black Bear near here at noon today. The slide carried away all the mine buildings, catching the men in the ruins
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
FATALLY INJURED
Serious Wreck Occurs on the Great
 Western near Waterloo.
Press DiSPdtchl

I [AsSocidtcd Press DiSPGtchl
 WATERLOO, March 14.-Andrew Bennett. of Bryand. s. D., was in jured fatally and thirty-three other passengers were hurt when a south bound Chicago Great Western train was derailed three miles north Of Dunkerton, Iowa. The train left the track on curve.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
MINEpS QUIT WORK.
Refuse to Work with Those Who
 Don't Wear Union Buttons.
[ASsOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

1 ASSOciated Press DiSbdtch
 POTTSVILLE, Pa. March 14.-Ef- forts of the United Mine Workers to strengthen their organization in an ticipation of possible strike have resulted in the tying up of one-third of the collieries of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation company in the anthra- cite regions. The trouble was caused by union men who refused to work with men who don't wear union but tons. About 1.700 quit today. making a total of -35, 900 men idle
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
ANOTHER CONTEST.
Supporters Of Roosevelt Boted and Held Convention All by Them
 selves.
fSbrcial CorcSboHdcHce1

TULSA. okla. March 14.-Contest- ing delegations were elected today in the third congressional district of Ok lahoma to the national convention. Roosevelt members bOlted the con gressional committee meeting two hours before the time set for the con- vention The Roosevelt faction held their own convention and elected dele
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
RIVERS ARE SWOLLEN

1 ASSOcidted Press Dispatch
 GLOBE. March l4.-The Gila, Black and Salt rivers are reported today as having reached the highest stage in many years At Geronimo the Gila river is mile wide
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
THAT'S SOME TALK.
Arguments in Packers Trial Will Con
 sume a- Entire Week.

Associated Press Dispatch
 CHICAGO, March l4.--It is expected today ,he closing argument in the packers trial for both sides will occp- py at least a week and that the case will be given to the jury about March g, at the latest
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
GOT 4 BAD FALL.
Lieutenant Ellyson Took 50 Foot
 PIunoe But Will Survive.
TAssOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

SAN DIEGO, March 14.-Lieutenant Theodore Ellyson of the United States navy. fell sixty feet in an aeropiane today at North Island. The macn'nr turned over and Ellyson was buried. It was found he sustained many bad cuts and bruises. but was nos fatally hut
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
STILL IN THE RING.

| IASSOCi0ted Press DSbdtchl
 ST PAUL. March 14.-Senator La Toilette left today for North Dakota to close his campaign. The primaries occur March l9.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
CASE IS ENDED
ASSOcintcd PrcSS DiSbatchl

CARSON, March 14.-Arguments were today concluded in the case of the Golconda Cattle company Judge Harrington announced an early de- cision will be rendered. As he Is to leave for san Francisco next Sat urdav he is expected to hand down q ruling on or before that date.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
REAL BLIZZARD.
Severe Weather Prevails in Nebraska
 and Neighboring States.
[Associnfld Press DiSbQtchl

I ASSOcidfld PTcSS DiSPGfcHT
 OMAHA. March 1.-The blizzard which prevailed yesterday and today oyer Nebraska and western Iowa ant southern South Dakota continued Un- til late tonight. Huge drifts are piled on railroad rights of way greatly i'm pedng travel. In Sioux City, De: Moines. Lincoln anu othe cities the ef- fleets of the storm are felt seriously Mails are delayed badly. The snow fall the last month here has broken al records
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
WILL MEET ABE.

(ASSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 SPOKANE, March l4.-Kit Scaler, q local lightweight has been matched to meet Abe Attell May r. at Coeur DAlcne
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
PASSED BOTH HOUSES.
New York Will Appropriate Large
 Sum For Exposition.
Associated Press Dicbatchl

I TASSOcidted Press DlcPdtcHI
 ALBANY, March 14.-The bin ap- propriating s7OOOOO for New York states participation in the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco, has passed both houses of the legisla- ture. It now goes to the governor.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
WANT NO COMPROMISE

[ASSocidtcd Press DiSPdtchl
 NEW YORK. March 1.-The United Mine Workers have refused to com promise with the anthracite operators. There will be another joint meeting tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
HARMED WILL TESTIFY.
So Indictment Against Sugar Trust
 Lawyer Has Been Quashed.
[.ASSOciafcd Press Disbdtch1

IHSSOcidtcd Press DiSPdtch
 NEW YORK. March 14.-Judge Hand of the Unitel States district court. today quashed the indictment agains. Thomas E. Harmed the Philadelphia lawyer on trial with other American Sugar Rel hlng company officials charged with violation of ih4 Sherman antitrust law. The i:r-":.,.n. ni asked that the indictment be quashed. in or der to use Harmed as wit~.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
MOUNTAINEERS WIN

CHICAGO, March IA. - Terry's Mountaineers of Milwaukee took the lead of the five men teams at the bowling congress tonight
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
BURNS IS WINNER
! [ASSOcidted Press DiSbatchl

l1NOC!dfed HFeSS DiSPdfcHJ
 NEW ORLEANS. March 14 - Frankie Burns. of Jersey City. gave Jem Kendrick, of England. severe drubbinG in ten round fight here today.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
INSURGENTS CONTROL.
Roosevelt Will Get The Delegates
 From State of Oklahoma.
lASS0cidted Press DiSbatch7

GUTHRIE. March 1f.- Roosevelt supporters gained control of the pre- liminary session of the republican state convention this afternoon. A temporary organization was formed with F. r. Parmenter as temporary chairman Parmenter received 364
 votes while 1S4 were east for F. II. Greer. the nominee of the Taft forces.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
ARTIST IS DEAD.

[Associated Press DiSPdtchl
 GLOUCESTER, March H.-Walter Lafthouse Dean, 5S, a marine artist of international reputation, died today.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
BLOODY CRIME MARKS ESCAPE
 OF CONNECTS

Warden, Deputy Warden, and an Usher in the Ne braska State Prison Are Murdered by a Trio of Prisoners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27

Great preparations are being made
by she Ladies' Ala society ~ the
Methodist church for the Easter ha-
zaar 10 be held IN tho church parlors
on April ath. Many homemade arti-
clos will hr placed on sale, Including
Easter novelties, homemade cooking,
homemade aprons and fancy work.
The members ~ the society are work.
ing diligently and the affair Will
doubtless be- q decided success
sheriff McGrash Of Grant county
passed through The city last night
with eleven prisoners for the Santa
Ne Denilentlary. sentenced az the term
OF court for Grant county Just closed
a. silver City, and one woman who
has been ordered committed 70 the
insane asylum OF las Vegas One OF
these prisoners goes up for 30 years
for murder and the others range from
two anu a half to rs years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27

we're former residents Of Albuquer-
cue.
Reward Cor address or information
Of Mrs, Ross Mcmillan, formerly Of
Antouito, Colo. lntcr or Albuquerque
or s,anta Pc. Address East" care
this ONCE
Export horse shooting. blacksmith
Ing. harness repairing, carriage trim
ming and painting, High class work.
manahip al lowest Of prices See ua
or phone SIS. Z, Korher q CO.
Harvey J. Moore. santa Fe agent at
Wlnal0w. Arizona, and an old time
resident Of Albuquerque, is in the
city for tho day. Mr. Moore has a
host of wGrm friends in Albuquerque
who are giving him the glad hand.
Mrs. A. Rosenwaid. mother of y. S.
and =. U. ROsenwRid. left on the san
"a 70 California limited today Cor Los
Angeles. where she VIII Walt her
daughters, Mrs. Hildeshelm and Miss
Jetty Rosonwald.
All knights OF Columbus who can
do 80 are asked 20 be present al Bor-
ders' chapel az g:t6 o'clock this even
ing and form an escort 10 accompany
the body OF our laSe brother, Frank
Goodwin. 20 the santa Re STATEN. j..
w. PreateL grand knight.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Methodist church viii hold a regular
meeting at iho home OF the pastor,
Rev. G. Q. Eeckman. al south Third
street. Thursday afternoon, al $3.50
O'Clock, A social hour viii be feat
ure OF tho meeting.
w. r. Morley OF Daiu. socoFro
county, one 81 the best known ranen'
men IN that section, is IN the city nc
cOmpanled by Mrs. Mogley's mother,
Mrs. IA. A. brown oil New York City.
Mr.. Morley speaks most favoraaly OF
livestock prospects IN the Datsl coun-
try this spring
Mrs. Ella 10 Bar, principal Of the
Library school left this afternoon on
santa 70 train NO. for Noblesvillel
Indiana. where she Is called by the
death OF her mother, MrF. Rasscii,
Mrs. lie Bars pupils and her many
friends Ia Albuquerque Will extend
their deepest sympathy IN her sor-
row.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
Shopping
Bags

We have a few me and medium
priced shopping Bags, the Kind that
jewelers. carry" the last OF an as
sortment received for the holidays,
which we shall close out az cost. II
we have anything that will suit you
in this line you viii end sne price to
your liking.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
LOCAL AND Personal

Bryanss Messengora rnana 5OioB0s.
Bebber CO., Opticians fhono 900
Ives, Florist Phone as3.
Cal pp john $. Beaver FOR ton Of
that now stove coal. Phone 4.
Or. c. J. Amble Of Mangus. n. NJ.
n here today
n. r.. Van Horn, cattle Inspector,
iest today for Beien.
Col J. s. Eldridgo left this morning
for a brief business trip 10 ~ Paso.
+. r. Jennings. well known at
torney Of Willard. Ia a visitor in Albu-
querGue today.
Mrs. NeiIl b. Field, Mrs. Nina War
rem and Miss Anita BergeTe Jeff today
for a BRIEF visit In Los IsunRs.
j. s. Mactavish. merchant ard
banker " Magdalena. left today for
home after a business visit IN Albu-
queraue.
;. Weinmap OF the eoIden Rule Dry
Goods company leff last nigat on tho
Santa Fe limited for New York. where
he viii purchase goods
Mrs. Fink, wife OF Jusge JACOB
Fink OF Helena, Arkansas. arrived on
she Limited this morning aud viii DO
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Il
Stern.
A. 3. McGaffey returned today
from a brief business trip north III
the interests OF the Santa barbara Tie
and Pole company, OF which he ~
president.
Provided the selis-Flot circus does
not unload IN las Vegas this evening
the circus train will arrive IN Albu-
querque some time between 9:S0 and
midnight,
Albuquerque Lodge M. 4ei, H. y
o. T.. Will meet in regular session IN
Elks' lodge roam tonight. A number
Of candidates Will be Initiated. 4
luHch viii be served following tho ini-
tiation.
Mrs. CreeRan. wife OF ], $. Creagan
manager Of the Postal Telegraph Of
flee Ia Williams. Ariz. ~ a visitor 10
Albuquerque today The creegan'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27

Let me figure your plumbing WORK.
N. 3. Strumquist. Jr., S07 =. Grand.
Telephone 122.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
PORTER STEPS INTO
BUCKET OF RED PAINT
Pullman HlmpIoyc BECOMES so Exest-
ed NJ Dog right That Isc Rains
New sust % Clothes.

An exciting dog fight that lasted
more than thirty niiauies was an im-
promptu occurrence near the santa
Fe freight house this morning Dogs
owned by j. b. Murphy, a Santa 10
bridge foreman, and vincent Romero,
south First street butcher. fought
for more than half an hour. BY
ISLANDERS and the owners Of tho eo-
mines broke ihem flfteoa or twenty
times. but eould mas stop the battle.
The scrap was finally brought 10 an
end when a negro Pullman porter. an
interested spectator, stepped into a
large bucket Of red paint standing
nearby, ruiElng a new brown suit %
clothes. The flght by consent OF
Murphy and Romero, was called a
draw.
SOCIAL HOP TONIGHT.
Rodford's Dancing Academy. Col.
ons0o lIail. Music by Fuhrmeyer-
Cayanaugh orchestra,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
The Weather.

Forecast Generally fair III
south portion; rain or snow IN
the north portion tonight or
Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27

COME now tho sprinRtime poll
itics. the loud spellbinders
soon viii mix; a cersniR sign
that winters Ger. 8nd The
peach crop Will be killed no
more; the crocuses and daefO-
dilis, spring tonlcs and the
liver pills. with springing grass
anu budding trees, make as for
get the wintry freeze.
There are innum'rable other
things, of which the festive
poet sings; spring fever now has
paralyzed, the muse which oft
immortellzed. the things we
sing IN spring, by ling, 20 this
one 10 an end we'll bring.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
The Republican City Platform
Tho following is the platform
of the city Of Albuquerque go
splendid list Of candidates at
upon which the Republicans
before the people, with a
the city election April 2;


Mexico principles OF
It's faith and die propositions which t candidates the
coming campaign
public dealt
the difficult questions confronting HIM both domestic and foreign
the Republican
ofeehode
efficiency
ana proposing measures for the Improvement identification and santa
ton the policy
paving IN the business section Of tho that The shall
OF districts Incorporated
the
ments and pledge members the council elected set
en with administration municipal affairs time
40 the city remuneration"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27


izens
h h
Iostiondr
council
OF Ar
ord in on
h Inc
Ia me the
j. Benson Newell nominated
nr Newell an adpaaA pe 81 the clean able
position with naelty and competency.
are All business
men u the hihe't standing who VIII look after th public u
should be- lNoked
o heaem April