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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-15

IL. }. BrOckman
Township Clerls-C. J. Marshall.
Denison Township
Nc nominations.
Denison City township
Justices of the Pcacc-W. C. Rollins
Henry 7. Bliesman.
Constables-W. II. Laub, w. J. Nc
Ahren.
East Boyer Township
Justice of the Peace-No nomination.
Constable-No nomination.
Assessor-No nomination.
Trustccs-Jacob TustcrhOlZ, Jr., John
Henrichsen.
Township Clerk-No nomination.
Goodrich Township
Nc nominations.
Hanover Township
Justice OF the Pcace-No nomination.
COnsable-NO nomination,
Asscssor-No nomination.
Trustccs-No nominations.
Township Clerk-Otto Hucbner.
Hayes township
| Nc nominations.
Iowa Township
No nominations.
Jackson township
Justice of the Pcacc-No nomination.
Constable-No nomination.
Assessor-John c. Dose.
Trustecs-,S. Jams, w. r. Maynard,
Hans Wilkcns.
Township Clerk-A. ]. Slcchta.
Otter Greek township
Nc nominations.
Milford township
Justice of the Peacc-J. Il. Robinson.
Constables-R. Il. Robinson, Clarence
Hutchinson.
AsSeSsor-Arthur Osterlund.
Trustcds-Gco. Hutchinson, Richard
Lilieholm, Howard Mccullough
Township Clcrk-H. T.. Miller.
Morgan Township
Nc nominations.
Nishnabotny township
Justices of the Pcace-John Glciscr.
Henry n. jain.
Constables-W II. Brockclsby, James
Jordan.
Assessor-H. +. McCrackcn.
Trustces-Geo. II. Boeck, J l.. Breck-
enridgc. VIM. Goddard.
Township Clerk-Frank A. Brown.
Paradise township
Justice OF the Peacc-No nomination..
Constablc-No nomination.
Asscssor-W. NJ. Soulcs.
Trustees-No nominations.
Township Clcrk-C. Bryan.
Stockholm TOWNSHIP p
Justice OF the Pcace-Geo. w. New
com.
.t,,l, ,.,t l.
Anderson.
Assessor-.Jamcs ID. Fleming.
Trustees Joseph Johnson, Il. n.
SandstrOm.
Township Clerk-L +. Gronau.
Union Township
No nominations.
West Side Township
No nominations.
Washington township
Justice Of the Pcacc-No nomination.
Constablc-No nomination.
Asses&or-W. +. Staller.
Trustees nominations.
Township Clcrk-No nomination.
Willow township
Justice of the Peacc-W. II. Corey.
Constables-F. II. Brown, Harry Ar
OnSOn. ..
AssessOr-Ed Keim.
Trustees-W. J. Cook, VIM. kcim, Jr.,
]. G.. Nelson.
Township Clerk-F. Il. Shirtcliff
Soldier Township
No nomination.
The following named persons were
declared nominated for township of
fees of the progressive party:
Denson township
Justice of the Peace-No nomination..
Constable-No nomination.
AsseSSor-Bruce Bair.
Trustee-W. +. Lueck.
No nominations in any of the other
townships.
There were no nominations for
township offices of the socialist party
Claims of judges, clerks and con
stables for primary election were al
lowed as follows:
Iowa TWP
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
Is~~S,lustss,

is~~iarsax the ia,ratioa nj tho t1sy VI
kissnath taiis to Improve t.t~s'
cath str~~t IN said ttty frosa
Main Street to tphAn strv~t. /.
Wo~,ica Av~aac kSusa tphsu to
Dossald. asi ioaAld Ssr~~t t'rua'
Wos,,.a AS~aa~ ,o S~rw~as ssr~~s
whereas. A petition signed BY more
than ton frrehoiders Of tho city OF
klamath Falls, orcson. and nled With
tho Police Judge thereof. aud pfrseat'
ed to tho Common couneti. hasiax for
It's object tn. improvement OF Ei-y.
snth street In said city from Main
street 10 tlphsm street. Wordca ave-
nue from tpham street 10 Donald
street. Donald street from wordca
avenue TO Sargent street. Including all
the intsrs. ctions of said streets.
And. whercss. Tho Common eoun,
ell has dlrct s~d thr city engineer To
survey the said street. aud prepare
plans and specifications and estimates
OF coat Of Va, ious kinds of Improve
ms nts Of the said streets. aud tho sstd
city engineer having aicd with the ro-
lice Judge tor the consideration OF
h.smbcrs OF tho Common couneil
Plans and specific stions and estimates
Of cost Of the several varieties Of i'm.
proveusnt.
And. Whereas, The said plans and
specifications and estimates are found
satisfactory n'tIr examination by the
council:
lie Il Resolved. That the aaid plans
and specifications are hereby approved
and the Common Council hereby ex.
prcssos It's determination to improve
the Asid streets within the limits do
fined by grading the same and improv.
Ing with oil macadam pavemsat with
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

Imum wage for women workers Who
are employed In the mercantile estab-
lishments In that state.
The International Association OF
Mschinists Is taking a referendum
vote OF the entire membership to de-
eide whether the general executive
board shall proceed with the levying
and collection Of the assessments.
In France farmers are experiment
ing with a prolific potato from Uru-
quay which perpetuates itself with
broken roots left In the soil
To steady a yiolinist's hand and In
duce him TO use his wrist as much ss
possible. a bracelet with adjustable
weights has been invented.
A group OF French scientists who
have been investigating have decided
tha smaller insects. In proportion to
their size. are stronger than larger
ones.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
MERRILL RESIGNS IS Commissioner

CONTINUED from page ~
ss~~~~~e~ss~~e>s~epsss psss~~>>~s~>s~Na~seess~
Its share OF censure and was charged
with extravaganza.
Uncle Nate" was engaged In farm
ing and livestock raising until this
spring. when he disposed OF his stock.
etc.. and retired.
That II ID only from agricultural
pursuits tina he has retired was
shown this morning. when petitions
were circulated. asking that the name
OF N. 8. Merrill bs placed on the bal.
lot for the democratic nomination ~
county commissioners. Hs will BE- op-
posed In the primary BY Edward Q.
Frsusr. well known Poe Valley
ranchsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

roday's .svs - TAs assa,l.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

said streets. from tphsm to DossIi
streets iio feet On each side, ss4
from wosdea avenue To sarsea. Ate.
aa. iso fecs oa eaeh slide. sions n.
line Of the s,rceta Improved.
And Il 10 further Resolved. rss
the ao,ie. required By charter 10 b.
aisea ta tho property owners sseessa
by IN. proposed inptay0aeat shan
te duty given as by the sAla eha.,ss
provided,
stats OF osusoa,
counsJ Of klamath.
rity sf Klamath faiis
I. A. L. t.1ayit,. Police jaafs &
she city of klamath Falls. oFeses
as hereby at,.s, the tosseoias 10 ss
a .irot-fly sni sefres,ly ssrnil,a cssy
ef q resolution adopted b. sHstt.u
20 the m.mbefs ~ tho coaamaa Co.'s.
al si.e,. and APPROVES By the maIus
oa the is,h asy of Aprii. ish
A l.. LEAvtrT.
roiie@ Judge ss the cisF o' klsrI;A
vaits. Oregon.
Approved ~ The MaTo' ,hs ihs
dsy af Apsit. teit
TT. NICHOLAS.
Nsyor Of tho ,'t,s Of klamath Pals
orveos. Isle;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
Russian Newspapers
Have Hard Shedding

largely on account OF the Bells case.
having fined IL newspapers to the
amount OF 35,os?. eonfscated fivc Is
sues and imprisoned IL editors.
An instance of the severity OF the
censorship was the confseatiou OF n
recent issue OF paper AZ Rostov-on-
Don for publishing q telegram from
Vienna stating that II was rumored
that the heir to the Servian throne
hnd arrived In ST. Petersburg on
visit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
rSrEsEsrlxo FACTS

For reading directories printed in
small type there has been invented .
nasnifying giaas that obscures all but
the line that is being read. to prevent
confusion.
Tricycle. taxicabs have been intro
duced into Germany with great sue
cess.
A recent report Of the Interstate
commission gives 1,6s9,21s a. the to-
tai number of men and women en-
ployed BY the steam railways Of the
United States.
Mrs. Florence Kelley. the general
secretary OF the National Consumers
League. expresses the belief that more
children are employed in dangerous
occupations now than thirty years
ago.
The minimum wage commission OF
the state Of Washington has decided
TO recommend $40 week a. the min
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

ST. PETERSBURG. April Is
Fines amounting TO &6s.ss5 were i'm
posed upon STA newspapers and other
periodicals. 22S issues were confiscat-
ed; s3 editors were imprisoned and 20
newspapers were compelled to cease
publication in Russia In the past year.
according to an oflscial report made
public today.
The governor Of Kie6 was particu-
larry active In prosecuting the press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

wANTED-Drjving team and driver
for about q month. Phone 2e6W
16-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

Forest Supervisor J. n. Bedford
was a visitor In klamath Falls re-
Gently.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

Subscribe tor tho Herald. SO cent?
! month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
COWEN'S BODY
NOT RECOVERED
FRIENDS or DROWNED YOUTH
HAVE SEARCHED IN VAIN.
OTHER NEWS NOTES FROM THE
Kl.AMArH RESERVATION



KLAMATH AGENCY. April is.--
The body OF Clarence cowen. the In.
dian boy who was drowned In WI.
hanson River u couple OF weeks ago.
has not been recovered A. yet. There
are many men stili searching for the
remains. but thus far without success
q. A. Sims. the assistant school
superintendent. who left here recent
iy. has resigned from the position to
take up other work.
Andrew Jackson. an indian boy.
Who was III for long time. died sun.
day. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon.
The indian farmers are very busy
putting In their grain and repairing
fences. Last year there WAS consid-
erabie grain threshed on the klamath
reservation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

The annual convention OF tho Ala
bama state Federation Of Labor vii,
meet in Mobile next mouth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

Republicans claim that the election
OF Drukker as a member Of the House
OF Representatives In the New Jersey
congressional district. which includes
Paterson and Passaic. two large cities.
was direct slap at the Panama canal
tolls fight OF President Wilson. John
). O'Byrne. democrat. indorsed by the
president, who upheld the stand Of
the administsation On the tolls Ques-
ton. was overwhelmingly defeated.
Drukker has not said anything openly
on the question Of tolls. but II was be-
lieyed he was against the president.
The district ID normally republican.
but republicans had not In recent
years won by such large plurality ~
Drukker's.
James A. Galiivan. chosen In place
OF Mayor Curley of Boston. who re-
signed from the house, 10 . democrat
who won over . republican and
progressive by q large plurality.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
FLAMES VICTIM
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Louis D0rmoy Fatally Burned
When Fire Destroys Home
in Greenfield

Louis Dorinoy. burned almost 10 q
crisp when oil. with which he was
attempting 10 start q fire, exploded.
died in Grace hospital, Tuesday
night.
Charles and Mary Dormoy. brother
and sister, who were seriously in
jured while attempting to stamp out
the flames In the victims clothing.
are out OF danger, according to ply
sicians.
The explosion occurred at IN
early hour. Monday morning, when
Louis attempted to pour oil on q
Ismouldering FIRE In the home occu-
pied by the three Dormory brothers,
Louis. Charles and Fred, and their
sister, Mary, in Greenfield township,
one mile south Of Grand River-ave.
Attracted by the roar when the oil
exploded. the brother and sister
rushed to Louis assistance and at
tempted to beat out the names with
their hands.
Fred Dormoy, another brother,
carried Louis across the road to the
home OF neighbors and summoned
2hyslcians for those who suffered IN
the flames.
The home was destroyed by the
flames which followed the explosion.
no one thinking Of the house In the
excitement Of attempting to save the
life Of the man.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
MUCH INTEREST IN
COMING BANQUET
Genesee Republicans Anxious To
Hear What Prendergast
Has To Say

FLINT, Mich, Feb. 1S.-(Special.)
Considerable interest IL being
shown In the banquet of the Genesee
County Republican club. next Friday
night, because OF the tact that VIII.
liam Prendergast, OF New York. one
OF the strongest Roosevelt supporters
before the Chicago convention. and
one OF the founders Of the National
Progressive party, after the colonel
failed of nomination at the hands OF
the G. o. p, will be the principal
speaker.
Prendergast, after returning from
an European trip some months ago.
renowned his allegiance to the Bull
Moose organization. and lined up with
the Republicans again. His comment
upon the strained relations betw cen
the two elements OF the old Repub.
lican party. are being awaited with
great interest
Before coming to Flint. Prender-
CAST will 60 to Detroit, where he will
be Joined by National Committeeman
Charles b. Warren. They will come
to Flint together, Friday afternoon.
Genesee county was Bull Moose
stronghold in 1912, but the spring
elections showed strong tendency
to return to the G. o. p. fold.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
GRAND OPERA
: COMPANY IN
A NEAR RIOT
Policemen and Deputies Guard
Effects of Organization Re-
Gently in Detroit
SLEZAK VANQUISHES
SIX POLICEMEN
Financial Difficulties Make Per.
Torrance in Denver
Impossible

DENVER, Col, Feb. lS.-Four DO.
hcemen and two deputy sheriffs today
guard the scenery and effects OF the
National Grand Opera Co. Of Canada
Following the suspension OF the com
pany last night which resulted In a
near.riot in tie Auditorium theater.
After II was announced that financial
Sifiiculties had made it impossible to
perform and the audience mad depart
ed, Leo Slezak. the tenor. demanded
his trunks. His request denied, Sle-
Yak attempted to invade the box
ofice. Six policemen interviewed and
The tenor. weight 2l8, qualified as q
white hope by vanQuizhing them.
The strike" OF members of the
company which forced the suspension
VAS led by the orchestra and chorus.
The stars were willing to sing last
night, but the minor performers re-
fured.
The local management of the com.
pany says that the singers had agreed
10 accept certain sum of money be-
fore the performance, but the orches-
ira refused to go on. The managers
declared there was plenty Of money
to meet expenses and assert the COM
pany will be able to continue.
Siezak left here today and will 60
direct TO Vienna, his home.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
SEEK NEGRO IN
AURORA Staying

AURORA, ILL.,, Feb. 1S.--With
several new clues reported to have
been unearthed, Chief of Police Frank
Michaels today started q search Tor
Walter Hickman, q Negro. wanted In
connection with the Staying Of Their
esa Hollander, mere Monday night.
Her head crushed with grave
prop" the girls body was found BY
her father, lying on . grave in st.
Nicholas cemetery.
Although the police refuse to give
out any information before the coro-
|ner's inquest reconvenes at D. m.
today, 1t was authoritatively stated
that evidence which will tend to es-
tAhlish the innocence of Anthony
Petros, the Austrian now held. has
been discovered.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
WOMAN ADMITS
FORGERY CHARGE
Vera r. Franklin, Accused Of
Passing Bad Check Here, in
Trouble in Minneapolis

Local police received a telegram
from Minneapolis, Wednesday. that
Vera Rose Franklin. alias Mn. F..
james. alias Mrs. p. Rogers, who ned
from here after passing q forged
check for $50 on the Hotel Pontchar-
train. had pleaded guilty to q forgery
charge In the Flour City, and was
awaiting sentence there. II she e.
capes with q parole, or on suspended
sentence, the Detroit police will
make efforts to bring her here to
stand trial for the Pontchartrain
trick"
Shortly after leaving here, just be-
fore complaint was made to the po-
lice, she was arrested In Rochester
on a grand larceny charge. and Is
said to have served q short term
there. and been taken to Minneapolis
at the expiration Of ner sentence.
She was here In April, 113.
A man said to be her husband, who
called ON her occasionally at the no
tel. but roomed elsewhere, was also
sought by the police here, but was
not captured.
It Is said that the woman's relatives
havo made efforts to settle many
charges against her in various parts
of the country.
The Pontchartrain management Ia
said to be anxious to prosecute her
if she can be brought back here. ~
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
MRS. BUFFUM PLEASED
WITH TRIAL JURY

LITTLE VALLEY, N. Y, Feb. IS.
Modelling approval to her attorney
as c. G. Helmes. farmer, took his
place In the box as the eleventh
member Of the jury which will hear
her trial for her life, Mrs. Cynthia
Buffum smiled brightly today at the
prospects of the taking Of testimony
starting soon.
As IL appeared certain the Jury
would be completed before court II
adjourned today Mrs. Buffum was
asked what she thought of the jur-
ors 20 far selected.
II love them ALL she replied
saily.
The court room here was entirely
for the great crowd of
villagers and farmers who thronge
the court house anxious to zee every
development In the case of the wo-
man who H. charged with having
poisoned her husband that she might
marry her farmland lover.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
IN POOR HOUSE FROM
CHOICE, AGED WOMAN DIES

OwOSSO, Mich, Feb. 1s.--(Spe-
cial)-Mrs. Jane Miner. II years old
aunt Of Circuit Judge selden S. Miner,
and of State Bank Examiner j. G.
Vancamp. died this morning in the
county poor house where she has
been for the past six months.
The judge and Van Camp furnished
funds for the support Of their aunt
Tor some time. Then at her request
tney allowed her to 60 to the poor
house where she was given extra
care, paid for out OF funds she had
Her steadfast refusal to desert her
daughter. Miss Jennie Miner, who ia
an epiieptic. kept her several children
from taking her to their homes, and
the daughter went to the poor house
with her aged mother.
Mvs. Miner was at one time well-to
do.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19

The Detroit Tuberculosis sanatorium
had 81 patients under treatment at
the end of January-more than it's ca.
pacity, according to the report Of DR..
r. A. Shankwiler. In a meeting Of the
Detroit Society for the Study and Pre-.
vention of Tuberculosis. in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. Tuesday afternoon. TWO
patients were placed In the private
rooms Of the staff. to relieve the pres
sure caused by the number Of sufferers
waiting for admission to the sana-
forum.
Mrs. John r. Dodge was appointed
general chairman Of the Nellie Leland
open-air school, which Is attended by
so pupils. During January. two pupils
lost q quarter of q pound, while all
the others gained In weight.
The Mack-ave. theater contributed
the receipts OF Monday evenings
show to the aail-tuberculosis cause.
Hundreds of tickets are being sold for
the METROPOLITAN clubs dance. In
Moose temple, Thursday evening, the
proceeds Of which will go to the san
atorium.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
SAYS BONDnOLDERS
CONTROL "A. p
william Dudley Foulke Appeals
For Action Against
News Service

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Feb. 1S.--As-
sorting that the Associated Press Is
controlled by a clique OF bondholders
and n mutuafNin name only. william
B.,dley 4.Eoulker Head Of thu National
Municipal league and former chair.
man of the United States Civil Serv.
ice commission, made an appeal here
last night for action by Attorney-0en.
eral McReynolds upon the application
Of the New York Sun for . Federal
Investigation Of the Associated Press.
He spoke before the Hartford Get
Together club. and discussed In de-
tail the methods and inside workings
of the Associated Press. He was an.
sw cred by Don c. Seftz, Of the Now
York World.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
.DETROlTER KILLS
SELF IN MILWAUKEE,
Body Of Jehn Schwartz Lies I'm.
claimed In Morgue in Wis
consin City

Inspector George Larkins received
q letter from Frank Luehung. Mil.
waukee coroner. Wednesday morning,
that John 0chwartx, former Detroiter,
had shot and killed himself, Monday
night, and thar ms body was held
In the Milwaukee morgue awaiting
news from relatives.
Coroner Luehling wrote that
Schwartz had worked for the, Allis
Chalmers Co., - q machinist since
April. 1919. and WAS known as John
Fuchs, but search of his body reveal.
ed . memorandum book presented by
LoHentx & Grentzer's saloon, No. 1872
Hastings-st., this city, and ny leaf
contained the Information that the
-bezr1r WIZ john cfwxrtz, IND TINT
In case Of death or serious illness, his
wife, living at No. 63S MOliet-st., was
to be notified.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
MISSING MAN FOUND
WITH FEET FROZEN

Disappearing from his home at No,
f2S Beard-ave.. this city, Feb. 16.
while he was sick and delirious. John
Grady, as years old. an auto worker
was found In Q gutter In Mt. Clemens,
Wednesday morning, with both feet
and both ears badly frozen. He was
removed to hospital, where he Ia
aaid TO be In serious condition, and
Detroit police were notiAed. 0rady's
disappearance had been reported to
tho police when he left home.
Inspector LArkins sent IN oflicer to
notify relatives of the missing mans
plight.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
s4oorayl stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
. Are the Real Appetite eringers."

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will GER
,ainly give the stomach the repair 1t
needs and Is always crying aloud for.
A tablet taken after each meal will
in the course of several hours become
portion Of the digestive fluids. 1t
will build up these fluids. First In the
stomach. then In the intestines.
The hver is the storehonse OF the
body. Here are assembled all the re-
serve fluids of the system and here
The, various ingredients OF Stnart's
Dyspepsia Tablets mingle with the
faulty natural juices and strengthen
them or IL they are too strong then
they will be reduced to their proper
strength and proportion 4
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
= single ingredient. one grain of
which Ia Sufficient to digest 5000
grains of food Just think how CRATE
fully such un element is received into
body that cannot digest Mt all with;
out new weakening Of the already
depleted juices.
90 to your druggist tbis very day
and obtain box Of Suarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets, price. 80 cents. A weeks
trial will make You q new man and
your stomach will 20 back to work.
,Advs ~...
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
DEPUTY GAME WARDENS
CONFER WITH OATES

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 1S.-(Special)
The 80 or more deputy game war.
lens assigned To the lower peninsula
Of Michigan gathered today in Lansing
at the call of State Game Warden w.
II. Oates TO discuss administrative
problems and to outline plans for the
Years work.
The deputies working in Michigan
districts above the straits met in SINH.
lar conference two weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
RESINOL STOPS
SKIN TORRENTS
How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
Itching and Heals Skin Eruptions.

The soothing, healing medication in
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
every tiny pore OF the skin,
clears II Of impurities, and stops itch
ing instantly. Resinol speedily heals
eczema, rashesl yingwotm. and other
efuptions, and clears away dfshguring
pimples and blackheads. when other
treatments prove waste Of time and
money.
Resinol is not an experiment. II Ia
doctors prescription which proved
so wonderfully successful for skin
troubles that II has been used by
other doctors all over the country for
more than eighteen years.
No other treatment for the skin now
before the public can show such q
record Of professional approval. Every
druggist sells Resiuol Ointment (5Oc
and $l). and Resinol Soap (26c); but
for trial size, free, write to Dept. AR
ResInol. Baltimore. Nd. Look for the
blue package and avoid worthless
ssubetitu4es. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-19
sesttle Mayor Vlndlcatsd.

SEATTLE, wash, Feb. 18.--Hiram
@. Gill, who was recalled as mayor Of
semitic three years ago, today claimed
a vfpdication as the result Of the pri-
n,arIes yesterday when he led the list
az candidates seeking q nomination
for mayor. At the election In q few
weeks Gil will probably run against
n ID. Trenholme.. business candidate.
for mayor. Gill ran far ahead of the
others In the primaries.
Returns from 264 out of PSI pre-.
cincts In the city, gave Gill 2l,s0s /;
Trenholme li.l53; Richard Winsor,
Socialist, 1898. A. f.. Griniths. Min
istersal association candidate, ran
poor fourth. The other candidates
rolled only abont 5000 votes com.
bined. //l/ NIX VI