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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-29
TO INVESTIGATE
NEW YORK POLICE

~ ENVE0II0NN
NEW YORK POLICE
NEW YORK, July 28.-Tne board Of
aldermen yesterday resolved to man
damus Mayor Gaynor, and compel
him TO call a meeting to investigate
the police force of the city, because
of the scandal following the murder
of the gambler, Herman Rosenthal.
Mayor Gaynor declared. when he
heard of the resolution. that the real
scandal lies in the fact that the police
of the city lis honeycombed with rot
ten politics.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-29
Teddy Approves.

OYSTER BAY, Long Island, July
28.- Colonel Roosevelt today announc-
ed that he approves of the plan to run
independent tickets in all the States
of the Union with the possible ex-
eeption of six.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-29
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
QUITS THE RACE

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 50. -Declar-
ing that he has found it hopeless to
harmonic the warning Taft and
Roosevelt factions throughout this
State. Judge Dillon, the Republican
candidate for governor, today an.
nounced that he would withdraw from
the race.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-29

ALAMEDA oARSMEN IN
TRAINING FOR OAHU RACE
ALAMEDA, Cal, July 2S-The local
oarsmen yesterday began their active
training for the coming races with
the Honolulu crew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
JENKINS DELIGHTED
To Be IN AMARILLO

Rev r. q Jenkins. pastor OF the
First Baptist church. accompanied by
his family has returned 90 Amarillo
after spending almost q month u
California. the principal portion Of
the time In Los Angeles as the guest
of his daughter. Mrs Van Landing
ham II will be- interesting In this
connection 10 note that Mr.. Jenkins
is no exception 10 the rule Of those
who go away for a season and return
10 Amarillo hes delighted TO be at
home and believes now perhaps as
never before. that this t. the one
greatest point in the country
After remaining In Amarillo but a
few hours, the Rev Mr.. Jenkins left
for Canadian to attend the meeting
of the Palo Duro Baptist Association
which was convened Thursday night
by W II. Fuqua OF Amarillo. II was
announced by the minister just prior
TO his departure yesterday forenoon.
that he will return today and will oc-
cupy his pulpit Sunday forenoon and
evening.
II Is probable that subjects will be
announced In the morning. by the
minister for both sermons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
Something Extraordinary.

a personally conducted first-clas
Special Train Excursion through IN
Rocky Mountains 10 me world "a
nous Yellowstone National Park an
return. under the auspices OF TIL
CAMPUS"-the new monthly maj
aine OF Southern Methodist Unive
sity. al low rates and consumiI
about Is DAYS tickets 70 be roA
until October 3lst for return and
lowing stop-overs en- roatel. n
leave Dallas and Fort Worth Aug
18th. For complete itinerary.
pensc particulars. aud nhotogro1
literature illustrative OF The id
rey's superb attractions. free % q
Address Frank Reedy. Bursar, SOD
ern Methodist University
TaVne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13

ment. his talk giving ample evidence
OF this fact The visitor spoke OF the
beauties of this section of the coun-
try. calling Il beautiful. with sugges
tiona OF the skies and sunsets Of Italy
with spreading and fertile prairies
coupled with possibilities Of the rar-
est stype
It was stated by the distinguished
churchman that untruths expires
sions uncomplimentary OF this sec
ton OF the state have been voiced
lie declared that IN addition to the
God-invoked duty OF preaching the
sacred gospel, he will when occasion
offers. speak words OF praise for the
Plains country. An amusing story
was related and during the run OF his
brief address. Bishop Lynch gave eyi-
dences Of the fact that he has liber-
al appreciation Of the amusing things
Of life
Rev Fr Bier then announced that
those desiring 20 meet Bishop Lynch
personally. should pass into the ad-
Joining room where the receiving
line was formed In the line were
Frank NJ Shaughnessy, Very Rev.
Dean Dunn. RI. Rev J +. Lynch and
Rev Fr T. Il Hard secretary to
Bishop Lynch
From the reception hall. the guests
we're ushered into the adjoining
apartment where delicious fruit
punch was served In the reception
hall and punch room decorations were
OF cut flowers and potted palms and
ferns.
Bishop Lynch will not return TO
Dallas for more than week hence.
hut during that time he will visit a
number Of churches over the Pan
handle and Plains country
Attention was called In public
way by Dean Durn 10 the fact that
yesterday was the anniversary OF the
conservation of honorec 20 the bish-
opric This fact created comment
upon the part of the visitor during
the course Of his remarks
The attendance was liberal and
made up from persons OF all and no
religious affiliations Bishop Lynch
was declared 10 be entirely gracious
AMI seemed TO fully appreciate the
privilege Of meeting Amarillo's peo-
pie In this general way
II Is perhaps fair TO say that no
churchman has ever appealed more
generally 20 Amarlllo's citizcnry than
d,d Bishop Lynch on this occasion.
It's church office does not remove
him from the sphere OF pleasantly
and his touch was we'll night ma9-
n.tr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
BISHOPS RECEPTION
LARGELY ATTENDED

Hundred OF Amarillo's citizens at
tended the public reception rendered
RI Rev Joseph + Lynch, bishop Of
the diocese Of Dallas for the Roman
/ Cathollc church In the new Woodman
/ hall last night The hall was dainti-
Ilt decorated With an airy tracery Of
rcd. white and blue. the national
colors being worked out in the en-
| tire scheme
The following program vas splen-
|didIs rendered. each number being a
reelection OF real ability and 'h" de-
sire 10 entertain the large and APP
IurDoIarN, audience
Hymn NNat Pastor Bonus Chilli
Address. Floral Bowers Misses r.
IGallison and G. Lawrence
Recitation. 4 Bt OF Bitter Butter
Mrs Vivian Tut
SONG. 4 Garland OF Roses Miss
May Roche
Piano Duet. The Katydids
Misses y and NJ. Condor
Recitation. The Pessimist Mas
ter Joseph Condor.
Chorus The FLAG Of the Free
Sacred Heart Choir.
Piano Solo Mrs Lowder
Flag Drill, America THE Boys.
The Clocks Little Girls.
Piano solo. The Palms Miss
Charlotte Shaughnessy
Recitation. The Bundle Bee
Master Leon Con1on
Alto Solo. Life Lullaby Miss
Frances Gallson
Piano Duet Mrs Tut and Miss
Irene Ames
Remarks Very Rev Dean y. H.
Dunn
Address m Rev Joseph = Lynch
Of Dallas
Flower Drill and Farewell Hymn
Children's Chorus
Very Rev Dean Dunn iu a few APP
propriatc and eloquent remarks eN-
pressl,c Of that limitless welcome eN-
tended Bishop Lynch and the visitors
who cam. to do him honor. closed
with pleasing words OF eulogy and
introduction 10 fho guest Of honor
o. hop Lvu,h recognized as one
Of the most forccful speakers Boa The
ministry before his elevation 90 the
present exalted station. has not only
not lost any Of that power. bui has
enhanced his gifts and accomplish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
Mail Carriers win Fly.

This IS an age OF great discoveries
Progress rides on the air Soon We
may see Uncle Sans mail carriers
flying Ia an directions. Transporting
mail People take a wonderful inter-
est In a discovery that benefits them.
That's why Or Kings New Discovery
for Soughs. Colds and other throat
and lung diseases is the most popular
medicine In America. 1T cured me
OF a dreadful cough" writes Mrs j.
r. Davis. Stickney Corner. Me.
after doctors treatment and all 9th
er remedies had failed" For coughs,
colds or any bronchial affection rs
unequaled Price soc and sl.oo. Trial
bottle free at Amarillo DRUG store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
JURY RECONyENEs
AFTER FEW DAYS RECESS.

The Grand jury reconvened yester-
day after recess OF several DAYS, but
no returns have been made for the
reason that Judge veale has not con-
Guided his engagement in stratford.
Il IL believed probable that JUDGE
Veale will return 10 Amarillo today.
and In the event he does so. a aum-
her OF bills will likely be filed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
UNCLE SAM WAN TING
CIVIL SERVICE MEN

Following are examinations under
authority OF the civil Service Com
mission. 10 be held within the next
few weeks:
July % Steel bridge designer
,maleD, $4,000 to $500 per annum
July %. Concrete building de-
signer (male). t2.5Oo per annum.
August 3 Physical director
tmalcl. 200 per annum
August Nurseryman tmalel
$50 per annum
August g. Strain gauge operator
ralcI. 81 .O0o per annum
pgust 3 Gardener tmaiel S72O
r.r annum
August Painter tmalel sGNo
per annum.
August Junior physical chem
ist 'molcI, $1,000 90 $1,000 per au-
mum
kng-llolland Furniture Go. are
now BOO their now location boz the
Puckc" uui'lIue ou Taylor street.
uoy' door to Telephone huIldIne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
Kansas Iyty Grain.

Kansas City. Mo-. July Ia Wheat
July s .s5ss. Sept $50. Dec.
: .97i4 Oats White 5 i6iE mix
"a ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13

July and August DR.. wolcott. hours.
: 10 . p. m: Fuqua Block phone
soc for appointments 2l3tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13

a woman Is almost as much afraid
NJ a mouse as her husband IS of he-
bills from the milliner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
CLOVIS TENNIS EXPERT
VISITING IN AMARILLO

j X. Hull. tennis expert and bank
er of Clovis. was In Amarillo yester.
day enroute home after week or
two spent Ia Oklahoma City and 9th
cr points In the new state Mr. Hull
while here visited with tennis players.
and was delighted To know that the
tournament for this season will be
held in Amarillo Friday and Satur-
day, July 26 and "a
The visitor is known as one OF
the most accurate and fast classy
players OF the celebrated game in
this section of the southwest He
states that there IL a general awak-
euiug IN the tennis line over the
country. Mr. Huh is enthusiastic
and is In favor OF the proposed per-
manent trophy idea in the form OF
shield or cup. TO be competed for
each year
These are matters 10 be de'ermin-
ed later, and II is probable that they
will be rounded out In detail in CON
nectIon with the tourney now being
arranged for II il expected that
Roswell. Clovis. Hereford. Tulia.
Canyon. Plainview, palhart. Cana
dian. Claude. GOODNIGHT. Vega. Pan
handle Clarendon and perhaps other
nearby places will participate in
these events and correspondence will
soon be taken up in earnest with
these various teams by Secretary j..
Marvin Jones OF the Amarillo club
When the bowels feel uncOmfort-
able and YOU miss the celebrating
feeling that always follows copious
morning operation, dose OF HER
BINE will set YOU right IN a couple
Of hours II taken at bedtime you
get is beneficial effect after break.
fast next day Price soc. Sold hy
l. O. Thompson 4 Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

ccratic suicide declared Gore. we
can not live half progressive and half
reactionary. Theodore Roosevelt en-
deavored to breathe the life OF modern
progress into the petrifisi remains or
the republican party. He failed. The
mummy would not move"
He closed with plea for harmony.
'.Fellow democrats" he said, "let the
candidate OF this convention be your
candidate
John Temple Graves, OF Georgia ana
New York. came next on the long list
OF orators.
Convention Adjourus.
Former Governor Campbell OF Ohio
Mayor Oreston. OF Baltimore. and John
Temple Graves continued the speech
making.
The convention adjourned at s:l7 p
m. until 8 p. M.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Tslssraphie Nsws:
Bryan Threatens to Lead Democrasao
Bolt.
Refuses to Davulge Platform Plans.
Nominations to Come First.
Third Party Talk Prevalent.
IAF'ollette Calls on Bryan.
Convention Listens to Oratory ana
Adjourns.
Committee Report Not Ready.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Progressive Electors Ticket in Iowa.
Lid OFF at Waterloo.
Land Owners Object to Annexation.
Hampton Mourns DR.. Hutchins.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
The Modern Doctors Way.
Cummins' Tariff Views.
Mr.. Bryan Rolled"
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Boy Runs Away With Auto.
Mans Death Puzzles Police.
PAGE SEVEN.
The Girl 81 the Limberlost.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Utilities Group Accept Franchises.
Preparing to Take Over Property.
Treacherous Iowa Claims Another
Victim.
Burton Cummings Meets Death
Wading.
Koontx Committed to Asylum.
Many Pretty Weddings
Lander Funeral Friday.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
whe.t Traders Turn Sellers.
Corn weakens on Better Weather.
Cattle Weak Except Best.
Hogs Slump 10 Cents.
Taft Can Not Win Electoral vote
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

Waterloo. June 26.-Carl Brown.
welterweight champion. Of Waterloo.
defeated Burt Blair, of Sioux Falls, 3.
D.. here last night in straight falls.
Brown won the second and third falls
after having had his shoulders pinned
10 the mat in the nrst. This was the
first time in his career that he ever
had his shoulder held to the mat. The
first went to Blair In 80 minutes and ;
seconds with inside crotch and arm
lock. Brown won the second after ~
minutes and II seconds with q full
Nelson and the third after 80 seconds
with q scissors on arm and half Mel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
CLARK PICKED TO WIN.
Nominati Will Call for New York
Man for Second Place.


baltimore. June 26--There was re-
mort abroad last night that the ninety
votes OF New York. Il controlling factor
in the situation. would go to Clark. The
report was based largely upon the ac-
ton OF New York yesterday in voting
against Bryan.
The fact that the Missouri delega-
ton also gave Parker Il majority OF Its
votes-22 to 1l--quickly called out re-
ports OF coalition OF interests oe-
tween New York and Missouri.
This naturally led to talk OF Clark
vice president. The man mentioned
most prominently in this connection
was Senator O'Gorman.
There was talk last night. also. that
the Underwood forces might come into
this combination. the plan being that
MIR. Underwood should have the speak
ership OF the house In the event OF
Mr.. Clark's elevation to the presidency.
Most OF the Underwood states are said
to be against Mr.. Bryan on almost any
proposition whatever.
Certain it was that most OF these
states-located In the solid south
voted against Mr.. Bryan yesterday.
Inc SlaTh peOpIS NAhat N'eu
New York and the Underwood forces
united under the speakers banner the
latter would have more than the nee
essary number OF votes to nominate.
The democratic leaders appear gen
timely anxious TO strike winning
combination. They say they are will
ing to recognize and defer to the pro-
gressive element in the party and the
progressive spirit OF the time.
Ollie B. James was discussed last
night as the probable permanent chair
man Of the convention. This Is In limo
with the policy OF the conservatives to
placate the progressives. now that they
have defeated Mr.. Bryan. Aside from
this, Mr. James received the second
largest vote in the national committee
on the selection OF temporary chair
man. and this ordinarily would entitle
him to favorable consideration for per-
manent presiding officer. His choice
would also be further evidence OF the
Clark strength In the convention.
Those who argue against the possi-
bility Of Mr.. Bryan being named. de-
clare that he had his say in the con-
vention yesterday and failed TO stam-
pede 1t. Mr.. Bryan frequently was in
terrupted in his remarks, and Il was
regarded 40 doubtful last night wheth-
er he would 0ot another hearing on
any Issue involving himself.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
MOB HANGS NEcREss.
Georgia Woman Who Killed Nsiohbes
T.ken From Officers and Lynehed.

Atlanta. Ga. June 26.--Anr Boston.
the negro woman VINO STABBED ana
killed Mrs. r. f. Jordan. wife or a
prominent planter Mt Pinehurst. Ga.
Monday afternoon. and who was later
taken from officers at Cordele by =
mob. was lynched early yesterday y
morning. according to long distance
telephone message to local newspa-
per After taking the woman from
the officers. members OF the mob put
her In an automobile and set out for
Pinehurst Reaching there. according
to the message. the woman was hanged
fo n tree
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
Inp,crMEMTs Musr STAND.

Officers and Employee o. Cash Register
\ Z Company Must Answer charSe.
4 Cincinnati Juno 3s.-Judge Hollister
In the United States district court here
today overruled . demurrer to the i'm
dictment filed by the attorneys for the
thirty officers and employees Of the
National Cash Register Company at
Dayton. O.. who II u ALLEGED engaged
"a = conspiracy in restraint Of trade
Ia. violation Of the Sherman anti-trust
law. {,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
SgNAToR LAPoLlgTJB soAlO ~
NAVE plscussEp NEW PARS.
~ MOVEMENT.
THIRD PARTY TALK
MUCH IN EvlpgNeD
hensy. Crane and otlse Rssssssl(
Issdsrs Aise In Daltimsra end pase
"SeeiaI" Visit . Nsbsas,saa-ssssey
Declares He Only Came - Wesa
Democratic aesam Roller In Aallea.,

Baltimore. June 3s.-cnavenesoD
matters wero forgotten for the moment
today when report became persistent;
that Senator LAFoilette haa hald :.
lengthy conference with William Jsn~
ninEs Bryan after the ltater'o rsverDAG
in the fight OF yesterday.
ii WAS said the senator. who sllppe4i
into town from Washington. had Dis
cussed In detail the third party aud
had asked Mr.. Bryan TO cart his for.
tunes with the new progressive moyes,
ment.
Air Of Mystery Prsvaits.
An air OF mystery prevaded the
Bryan and tho Nebraska quarters so-
day. II was neither denied nor con-.
hrmed that tho conference had been
held. That Senator LaFollette was un-'
der the same roof with Mr. Bryan VA
acknowledged. and 10 was declared hOs
had expressed his intention OF coming
| from Washington again today.
Wisconsin Men Doubt it.
At the wiscosin delegation's head~
qarters It was said that the senator
! s:a. s:. s;ss,1.:.. .s1... :se:s .r.s .h.. ha would res
turn today. II was explained. how
ever, that tho supposed conference with
Mr. Bryan was unlikely because MT. !.
LaFollctte In the past had always held
that differences In the republican party,
should be adjusted within tho ranks. !,
Mr. Bryan was engaged in commits
tee arrangements and refused TO bol,
seen. s.
Third Party Gossip Prevalent.
Both the Bryan and the anti Bryan
factions in the convention wero inter
! e.ted In the third party" gossip which
| Is prevalent. The visit OF Francis ia
Heney. Of California. who fought foN
Mr.. Roosevelt In the republican naS
| tional convention and Charles n. Crane
4 OF Chicago, who helped 10 conduct Sho
| early LaFollettc campaign. and the res
lrorted interview with Mr.. Bryan. gav0
i an impetus to the discussion. II Was re-
ported today that Senator LaFollett0
either was already In Baltimore or wan
on his way here to get In touch Wltm
the possibilities of the democratic ste-
|tation. No one had been able to locate
| Mr.. IIaFollette during the morning.
Heney visss "8tsam Keller"
\ Heney said he had come to Baltimor0
/ to zee the democratic steam roller ~
| work: that he had become 50 accus =
I toned to the "toos too:' he could not
sleep without II.
All of the convention committee were
| In session today. II was reported that
| Ollie James, of Kentucky. had mee
! with much opposition as candidate
| for permanent chairman. Some OF the
! more radical conservatives said they
feared the Bryan influence against Mr.
| James.
Only . Social Call.
! The visit Of Francis J. Heney, OF
! California. and Charles r. Crane, OF
! Chicago. who aided the campaign for
| Roosevelt, to Mr.. Bryan last night was
! only social In character.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
lsHmANN QUITS OFFICE

Democratic Solicitor Gsnsrai, TAFT Ap'
peintss, Hands in Resignation 70
prssident-May Enter Political Field
at homs-Lsaves Against Wicker.
sham's Protest.
Washington, June 26.-Frederick w.
lehman, solicitor general OF the
United States, has placed his resigna-
tion In the hands Of President Taft.
Mr.. Lehman, who 10 a democrat,
has been prominently mentioned for .
place on the supreme court bench and
has been regarded by many as pos
sibility for attorney general II demo-
cratic administration should come into
power.
1t is known that Mr.. Lehman re-
signed against the protest Of Attorney
General Wickersham who wished the
solicitor general to retain his office
until at least next spring. His plans
are not known altho some Of hts
friends believe he may become active
in politics in the coming campaign.
+ Mr.. Lehman will probably return to
his home in st. Louis where he was
practicins law when President Taft
appointed him to succeed the late
Lloyd Bowers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
ESTABLISHES DEBT LIMIT.
Supreme Court Rules on Question o.
Importance 70 Railroads.

Special to Times Republican
Des Moines. June 25.-The supreme
court in supplemental opinion in tho
suit of Barnes against the Eastern
Iowa railway, fra.: Cedar Rapids, to-
day decided that the sixteen thousand
dollars IA mile limit of Indebtedness
for railroads applies only to companies
capitalized for less than $4,000. and
that above that capitalization the lim-
IL Is two thirds OF the capital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
BRYAN THREATENS TO
4 LEAD PROGRESSIVE BOLT
Developments Of The
Day at Baltimore

> William Jennings Bryan 70.
D fuses 60 serve ~ chairman OF the
. platform COMMITTEES. and intimatss
> that 10 may lead bolt Of presrss.
3 sivss. .s
. Bryan demands that platform
3 committee delay report until after
3 nomination are made, with view
3 to obtaining aeauiesesnes ef can
y didates in progressive platform
> which he may formulate and have
. adopted. Convention aeeSsdss to
. request.
> Hsney, LaFoiIstts and othsrs
D interested in now party movement
. call on oryan and LaFollstts sub.
8 mits platform.
> Bryan refuses TO discuss HE
. platform .idsas, and declarss that
3 adoption Of his visws BY eenvsn-
. tion would be rsbuks - party
3 leaders in control.
3 convsntien eompstisd g mark
. time while awaiting rsport Of ere
> dsntiass COMMITTEES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

many whenever you fail to vote for
the progressive principles and policies
represented by william J. Bryan. that,
moment you are misrepresenttng lows
democracy ana that moment we repudt-
ate you and demand that you resig1
from the position you have disgraced."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
Fr,nehm.n Wins Auto Race.

Dieppe. France. June 36.-Boillot
driving a French Peuguot machine, to-
day won the automobile grand prise
completing the distance Of 1,s4o kilo-
meters {aheut 956 miles furlongsl In
the elapsed time OF Is hours IS minutes
and 13H seconds, on an average hourly
speeti of 10 kiiometers {about eS miles
AZ surlongsl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
IOWA sRyAN,rEs paorEs1.
sserstary Of Club Sends Wa.niao I
State ooloootion,

00etOsaty u Club 3oWoo Wa!ttn0 -
Stats Delegation.
Des Motnes. June 26.-H. q. Cue,
secretary Of the Bryan league Monday
night sent the following telegram to
Iowa delegates to the democratic con-
vention:
''To Nick +. Reed, Dan. W. Hamilt0n,
George A. Huffman and others, mem.
bers Of lows delegation to Baltim6re:s
'sThe 200.oeo progressive democrats
Of Iowa will not submit 70 havin9 you
become partners In the corrupt a1d
nercenary political intrigues Of TeA1s