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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Low to Judge Bulldogs.

The Bulldog Breeders Association Of
America will hold its fourth match OF
the year at Andersons restaurant, 90
Fast Twentieth Street, on Saturday
evening, May %, at o'clock. George
Low will act as Judge. The match is
open to all and will be the last held
until September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Bulldog Club to Meet.

The Bulldog Club OF America will
hold its quarterly members meeting on
Tuesday evening at the Gregorian Ho-
tel, Thirty-ffth Street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. Special business
in reference to club trophies and the
coming shows will be considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Show Draws Chicago Dogs.

Many additional specials. including
two from the Chicago Kennel Clsp'
have been received for the SCOTTISH
Terrier Club show. az the iote. bly,,
more on June ., since the mailing o.
the early list All entries close on
Wednesday with George T. toltH
superintendent. Lansdowne. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Lists Close Tomorrow

Entries will close tomorrow for the
fifth annual dog show OF the Gwynedd
Valley Kennel Club TO be held at Am
bier. Penn, on Saturday, May 29. The
show will be open from 10 a. m. to
6 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Williams Wins on Courts.

Hanover. n. II. May 16.-Willisms
made a clean sweep in the lawn tennis
tournament with Dartmouth to-day
taking all SIX matches with ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

Another championship match in the
New York and New Jersey series was
PLAYED at Timer Park between Benson
hurst and Richmond County. and. as IS
very unusual in cricket. tie resulted
each side scoring IS runs.
Richmond County was first at bat,
and the feature OF the inning was
splendid display Of free hitting on the
part of F. +. Kelly, secretary Of the as
ISOLATION. F. &. Hull, p. Kortlang and
I. o. Challenger all helped to swell the
total with double figures.
In a low scoring game played on
mating wicket at Pelham Bay Park
Yesterday afternoon the champion team
Of the Brooklyn Cricket Club obtained
the verdict over Columbia Oval on to-
tails of Go 10 Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

The Iifesaving Club % Princeton
University has intrusted to Frank Sui
Ivan. the swimming team coach. the
task Of formulating rules for practi-
cal lifesaying contest. sad they will DO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
PRuRABLEME\TE RJMANIA TAM
BiE.N 81 UN!Ri ! LOS hLli-
DOS TEUTUNES.
scrvicio especial para IL PRENsA.

BuCARE>r. N~ovirmbrr limo
de- los mas ir~Iporlauje> Pari6djcos
de r.ta capital. Fl diario "Adeve-
ruI". pubIir5 harr dia> unas decIa-
~rarjonr, a5rjbuidas al eX-PTimrr
MiuiStro -. Carp. en- la "Uales -
dice lue RumaEia proDaGirnente
euCrara Ell 81 ~prr>enjr cOn!!ictO del
laIo lie los t~euJnaes I'll Z. pr6Ximo
mes de Diciembre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
IN BiRC0-HOSPITAL BRITAIN
co DESTRUTDO POR UNA
NINA.

LONDRES. NovirIHbre i7.-El
Barco-hoSpital Anglia De Ia Ar
NADIA h]rjIdnica choc6 hoy C0nuna
nina cn Ell Canal de Ia Mancha,
ocasionando eSc accidente Ell hun
dlmIentO Gei barcO.
De LrescientOs OchenIa y cinco
hombres que Sc haIIaban a bOrdo.
treScicntJs fucr0n rcScalaJos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
~yeDac;o E. Lozano,

Ia rSENSA - Fl periGdicO meIicano 4
Ssysr e!rcuiGciCa IN los EStadcS tu!C0st
: peg 10 tSRtO Z! me!9s para iCs esase!s>-
ga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
Diccicnario Manual
Encyclopaedia

Este Diccionario de la lengua
castellana es ell mas complete y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con
mas de 5000 grabados Ell ne
gro y en- colores, mas de $50
mapas, cientos de retratos de
hombres celebres, edificios y
monumentos hist6ricos de to-
das parties del mundo, etc. Els
ell mejor de los enciclopedicos
manuales y solo vale
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
u. n : l.
g HmBu al SDFte)

No. .-n- Corpus Christi = CARR
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No .-|.rl ca--"s Christi ; &
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
IPOGRAZOS

Collection de cartas. artieElos I
elDpIezas, poF "IIPO."
9ueda1 solamente unof
cuantos ejemplares nara /:
~s-~a-
VALE 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
ST SOLICITAN ACENTES.

Sc solicitan Agentes para la VEN
ia de LA PRENSA en- las poblacio-
mes de Deming Nueyo Mexico
y Jerome, Arizona. Las personals
CUE i~nteresen pueden dirijirse So
icitando precio y condolences a LA
PRENSA, Departamento de Agen-
les, 607 Dolorosa St. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIONES.

Esta obra, cuya mayor VEN
taia estriba en- tener la pro-
nunciaci0n figurada en- caste
ilano, es una de las que mas
facilitan ell aprendizaje de lido
ma ingles. Tiene varias f6rmu-
las de conversation para la vi
da diaria. Y algunos modelos
de cartas uSualeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
$500 Ell ejemplar.

Haganse los pedidos acompa-
nado de SUI importe, a:
A E. LOZANO
GOT DolorOsa st.
San Antonio, Texas.
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-04

twelve months. He stated that the
work Of the chamber Of commerce
had been divided into several depart
ments in order that the best results
might be obtained for the community
and that he woula refer briefly -
what had been done by each of them
The new Industries department. he
said, which was in charge OF w. NJ.
Clark. had collected much valuable
data pertaining 20 tie establIshmeue
Of glas sfactory in Canon City.
While nothing tangible had yet grown
out Of 1t he expressed the opinion that
such factory here in the course Of
few years was more than a possi-
bslity. The work done by another
committee Of which Mr.. Clark was
Chairman had heartily co-operated
with the city council in its endeavors
to compel the F. Z C. C. Railroad
company By process Of law to rebuild
its line through Phantom canon ana
restore train service between the
Arkansas valley and the Cripple Greek
district
Other matters that had been con-
sIdered by the chamber Of com
merce during the last twelve months.
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CRET RYAN HURT
BY HORSES FAIL

chet Ryan was severely hurt BY the
fall OF his horse while doing some
fancy cowboy riding stunts for the
entertainment Of bunch of high
school students from Canon City AT
a ranch on Garden Park last satar
day afternoon. In urging the horse to
perform aifncult feat the animal fell
and Mr., Ryan waa thrown heavily to
the ground. sustaining = couple of
broken ribs. = punctured lung and
other wounda oe = more or less seri-
Qua character. The unfortunate man
was placed IN an automobile and
broasht to Canon CitS Tor treatment
At one os The hospitAls- He is re
ported today 70 be getting along quits
"A ven - the nature Of his wounds
win permit
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WESTON
t25,OOO
DAMAGE
CASE IS
J REVERSED


: The law firm Of McIain & Pease
this morning received telephone
message from Jas. T. Locke in Dea-
yer announcing that the supreme court
had reversed the decision Of the Ere
mont county district court in the ease
Of Albert A Weston Of JuIesburE.
Colombo. versus W. H. Smith and
". ]. nsvis os this city. n Which the
complainant was last summer eWaFl-
sa : Judgment Of twenty-nve th1s4-
ana dollars against the defenddnt1
The findings Of the supreme court
in this contention is highly gratifying
to Messrs. McLain & Pease and Nr.
Locke. attorneys for the defendants.
wko have always maintaIned that =
great iniustice was done their clients
b he actfoa Of the lower tiibdnal IN
assessing damages, against thsn nna
n issuing scdy warrant eeatnst Mr.
smith.
ne dscisioa han1e1 1oun r Denyes
today + : eolplsts 1evoEpnl q Tho
order Of ths district court here and
DEGREES thas Weston's compleint Ss
dismissed nom The docket and that he
pay tks costs q he pEoeeeasns =
further provides that he district court
o. this county hear and decide the
cros. complaint of smith and Davis
seninSt Weskpn Tor -four thousana dol
lnrs. q villa s.dss W1lkin ~ lan'-
nsr rs1. y tl,ls cli1nnee ue-
~ ~ -. .nas - ~ -
ls1 e ~ = Sels1s-
ESiI \. = Il. GlIefe IGs-nAs
been incarcerated since the hearinE
Of the case In the distriemt court here
nvs Or six months ago.
In this case Messrs. Smith and Dav-
Is were alleged IN the complaint 20
have sold Weston . large block Of
stock In certain coal lands and coal
mining property in Huerfano county.
for which they took In payment from
the purchaser bonds Of the Julesburs
Irrigation district These stocks and
properties were subsequently alleged
BY the plaintiff Weston to be practic-
ally worthless and he appealed to the
courts to have the transfer Of owner.
ship set aside and the bonds returned
= him on the ground that the defend
ants had perpetrAted . maud upon
him and that he was entitled under
the law to restitution.
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idcals ana = clean mind He comes
from The hread-sarning strata oe 20
ciety and il aeouaintpd With the di.1-
tulties a the everyday man IN h,s
everyday eRorts At making living.
And ae has the physical strength If
an on.
Mr.. Carlson has started out to save
the state IL os useless expense and
thus reduce taxes. A commendable
effort which will beneat everyone in
The state wher the irst appropria-
ton blu was sent to him last week
he chopped of more than $4,000
from II as nssdsess. beginning at the
items APPROPRIATED for expense in his
own pfnce.
Mr. CAris,a MAJ hot please all the
politicians TIC major part Of them.
That he haS HE own ideas OF efa-
cheney ana administration Of public
atfaiss il shown BY his arst few APP
loihtmenss When the best job In the
state was sosbs l.Anded out be brush-
cd aslde all ths "promineat poiiti-
cians" who wero clamoring for
The plum ami Or polntsd young man
who was never Heard Of IN Canon
city-Or most anywhere e!se He aim
rly selected N. H, AyisswoFsh. msn-
Ter q the Pusslc r.ilitiss Commission
ana The poll.lriaaa saapsa for breath,
who vas Ay.xseosths Nobody knew,
Then 4 ~ eIseosersa tAat ~. Aylse,
wossh - a astivs anhatione. ahle
yeSne slsorssg: y ezqs,lcas e,Ana'
isg ~ ~ psS1eesA ~ NJ =
= lss ~ ~; ~ - : -
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being neitated. said Mr.. Stockton, IS
the poriect Of Mr.. DeWeese and Mr..
Dozier 70 secure ! grant from the
Eoxernmsnt rsperyIng to Canon City
i pcrtion cf Grape creek canon and
the zfjjosniH tsssssss5 :
playground. and The running Of a
daily train BY the Santa Fe RaiIroad
ccmpany from Canon City to IA
Junta during he summer months to
rect all through trains to the Paci-
&c coast which will AFFORD excuzEssStI
lists to the PanauM-Pacifc exponey
at San Francisco to make side trip
here to see the Skyline drive and the
Royal Gorge The Santa Fe company
has fully decided on the proposition
and win put on the Canon City-La-
Junta train At the beginning OF the
summer season
The report Of h. Y. George, secretary
of chamber ok eommerce. was very
Erstilyins and showed ne orsaniza-
tion to be h Z most prosperous condi-
.fiou. He spoke both oe the credit
rating department and Of its work in
promoting the general welfare of the
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adsor1ing 70 Mr Stockton, we're the
cultivation Of suburban lands; tourist
travel, tax rates and Greater Canon
ciix All Of these matters hAd ~
ctlve1 careful attention and y vas
=e=e..ea TIA. SUBSTANTIAL benefits to
he community would follow. The
committee on new institutions. of
wtich Geo. F. Rockafellow was chair
nkn. was at work and hoped 70
tdRe : sood report to make before the
summer was over
The public buildings committee. Of
v waich W. H Dozier was chairman. the
sttset railway COMMITTEES. ia charge
Of Mr.. Hardy. the civic attractions
cdnmittee in charge Of F. F. Hunter.
Il automobile committee. whl1al had
"a vided camping place Tor motor
vilitors TO Canon City. Die koed roads
cnmittee, Of which pan psWeese
ala ". II. Dceisf the
s.ses .p5 nanis
= llkilk bet
te Gamma ~ 70 By
81 ssoekiOh ana tesisa IIbors strong
vi commended.
NJ
New Propositions
among the tbiRgs which are nov
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The State of Colorado is proud Of
her new Governor.
The feeling is pretty general In an
parts Of the state that we have q
strong arm ~ the helm strong
spirit guiding snairs Of state in am
unusually ambitious way.
Before midniehi Of November ard
The news spread lively that Georss
Carlson had l.sen elected oovlrnor -
IN overvhs.ninS ma,uElsy. wnnSo
svsr ~ ne~s ~ Ae.sa ,hat 80
sna evsrywhsns s,.t ~ ~ sns -
DIs we're ehasgo1 ~ ~ hn1S : e ana
fLi,h u bstsSr fAInsrs.
conndencs state gorsEnzl1nt xas
restored uks magic ReilA u Colo
RADIO was r-e1sly Btrsngtholsd-: Hope
bscams livs thing-a power for
rood In masa.aas vaya
The election o, oeorss Carlson to
the high ofass o. Govsrnor w.s worth
millions of dYlIarr to ne pssple Of
Colorado besAsss Il save the people
confidence ip their government. faith
IN their resoarccs ana hope of better
times. II h-rked the shamefnl de-
l-reciaiicn a az values IN the state
and started shinep upward.
And now shst Gsvsrnor csxlson has
been In ofa-s souse time and his pro-
gram has besa Isia ont % the table
that all who cav read may see. the
people are pl%astd He 10 taking his
Job seriously. He is making . siren
nous EFFORT - redeem every promise
he made to the reopie Of the state
He Is trying to do far more. for he
made very few premises In the cam
Taisn.
IL il no cary thing to be Governor
cf the state II is an easy thing to
he United sta.es Senator or mem
rer Of cons~ss II Il an easy thing
to al most of the offices Of the stat.
1t is not % aifncait I matter to be
Governor Il sa., accepts he honor and
the dienity Of tue and ths small
salary and merely nkufes that one is
: neureheaa end that ons can DO lit
tie but stsn sr vssc tills and pass ex-
ee1tise oraess IN : sost q whatis-to-
bs.wiii-be maj OF mind
But TO BE- a RAJ Governor with a
eenstructive policy and program to
Be worked oat makes this . mighty
strenpous JOB. Mr. Carlson h making
it : rssl ios. Mr.. CArisoa believes
.kAt there is much 70 b doas and
hat NE time IN which h must b done
+ hat He 6elievsa ltieaA ~ done
"a ~ y s,lag 4 Il = . way that
lsell = y a1,ieps lhnt Il Vim BE-
iS - - n. cssi,o6 u -
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rsSpsl pslsibilitiss q the place IN .
cnrlscn sort Of pa,.
Then Nh. Carlson recommended that
The attorney Tor this conmission be
cropped from re pay ron. :. : sav-
ine q s2,soe pear 70 The state. ~
Mr. Aylesuorsh car easily do ne work
u no extra sxrense.
When Mr. Carlson went into The
covefnor's osece hs tosa The shrse
noss inpe.s1et cssrln lna hslpul
q ~ o1ley unHR NJ. Azns1s =
sliv = ~ - He n1sly Vln.Se
e1Aeiene1 AMI f6dG service and t6sy
seemed to be efnesent
SO the hungry politicians are mot
all pleased The, are fearful that
there are NJ: going to be a. many
Jobs as there rere-And that they
are not going to get the iobs that are
left on the list
About the Sniy clogs in the machin-
cry of progress around the Governors
office. and The state house today are
the hungry politicians.
The Gove-aJr is working eighteen
hours q day from early morning tin
past midnight every night receiving
callers. hearing from committees and
Populations. conSeiring with senators.
representative aud state officers and
listening to applicants for jobs and
their frienis One man Is kept busy
making dates with the Governor f,r
people and pushing the crowds thru
10 the Governor spd out again, Prob
ably half his time is taken up with
the many s-sekers after a few pal
try jobs. II the Governor could brush
aside the horls of office seekers and
their friends he could double his
efforts and .tae.ercy in state affairs-
The peop,s OF the .state-the great
people are not seriously concerned
over who hollis few minor ,ofiices-
The great majority Of the people Of
the state ara not politicians and are
thoroughly dIsgcrted with the politi-
cal pickering that usually goes on In
hlling these pie The people OF
the state ara seriously concerned IN
the serious a1Aifr Of state and are
anxious for NJ. Carlson to conduct
the affairs OF state In the way he can
do It BEST We Aavp bad great politi-
clans in the Governors chair. TIE
people Of the state are not anxious
for Mr.. Carlson 70 create = great rep
ntation ss great politician.
The psopla Of Colorado are very
proud q Mr., car,son ana Aepsfn, q
hin-ana easipes enly hat hs nsAe
great 0ev%aes anA Aesonpl,sh
spms seoa ies ne ssass A ~
win slnn1 ~ M y - 49, ~ =
~ tNA ~. svss = = 49, sas
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ciaass smlsh E,ss BrsAhsrs xls'slrs
HAIRY smith q Kinsley. Kansas.
ana Nara smith q I.ns Anssass. Cab
sepiA are visiting tAelr hreshsr.
C,.sse snlaA & ~ eisy. uAEl euliA
- - sl.'aing a ~ ~ -, l.
Kl,ale - = = ~ ~ - In
Al.sa,s = ~ lsotnas Nass2 nelss
1a - ~ - = -
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DIR. G. a. vAwTER
JOHN SHAW. n.
W. }. LiNpENBERoER
THEODORE N. HARDING

THGODOHE M 1AUOtNA
A. r.
The annual election OF the board of
directors Of the Canon City Chamber
OF Commerce and the good-feilowship
dinner oi ne business men Of the
community Al the strsthmore hotel
Monday night was largely attended
and was in all respects delightful
alAir coysrs we're iaiA IA The ban
quet room for ssventy-avs guests ana
every line Of business ana industry
In the community vas represented
by the diners.
An Excellent Dinner.
The selection Of the directorate
vas . post prandial analr. being pre-
eeded BY an excclicnt course dinner
prepared aaa served In acccrdance
with he bsst traditions of The sHath-
more hotel. which Is equivalent To
saying that II vas q triumph Of The
art Of .thO caterer and entertainer.
Mr.. ana Mrs- Dye. ~ well - La
Morrison. ths ehisl clerk. devoted
themss,vss V lAeir guests and made
the occasion memorable for IL plea
sure ana hospitality. The tables
we're arransed IN the form Of = hoi-
low square and with their decorations
prsssnssd . very pleasing and pretty
arpearancA Tha menu embraced ali
Of the deilcacles Of the market and
vas concluded with coffee and Gig
ars. 4 unique feature was the plae-
ing Of red. white and blue tissue
paper caps. made In the form Of ths
Arabic fss, AZ each plate. These
the guests wsrs expected TO wear dur
ing The banquet and each member II
the company placed one o. his head
as he sat dovn % The dinner tabis.
This peculiar oriental hsaA ssar enFe
IL company the appoar6nes Of q
Turkish convention ana smacttd
losdIs Of ~ BAs east. Mess Of thses
caps wSts nAzrss1 away d soevenlrs
Of the oocasioG. canAisl apples q
the size Of the siberian crabs were
amons he AvorA
oppssss csmmltsss selssusn-
AZ SEQ o'clock /. n stockton. vice
rs,sidsnt q he chamber Of con-
mcros. vho, IN ths abssnce Of PrAsi-
dsat D. d. Novels. haA chassp of
tns astsr dinnsr program. Gnnodnesd
ssS purpose q the eatherins. whish.
be ssid. was primarily TOR The pnr-
pee q e,sctinR beard q nins direc-
tcss and hearing the reports q ths
cfncsrs cf the chamber ce ccmneeea
sor the past ysAr, Mr. steektea 60
ci1Asa ~ Suggesting That % wouN
ealsrtain ncsion 70 appe,nt . coes-
mlitss 70 Sslsct : list q ean1l1Ates
foe ne tirsstsrats. = nat meshod -
sslectine ne members was asreseb,e
10 tho members present.
a. II. Motain then addresssd the
chsir ana sxpresset his eRpositicn =
TN plan q proesdurs, s,Asins thak
- "a net tslisve y ne esnmitesp
uyu,sm e sllAellp.s = 10 eeSes
a. uteo ~ ~ -
- ~ ~ - ~ -. ~
$3.50 - ~ l'|IIs -.
49, - ~ El
3, So. n. - NJ - I
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Nine Directors Es::aS%y s;sss 7oeSer0e the
Coming Year; Ve1s ssL0id
For a Greater and D. T
Canon City
rnE NEW DIRECTORATE
4. \. DAVIS
4. E WILSON
TRUMAN sTockToN
AARRy BOWEN

HARRY BOWEN
NOVELS
we're expressed pro and con. DR.. W.
T. Little spoke in defense Of the COM
nittee plan and was followed BY Tru-
man stockton In favor of SIr. Mc--
Lama motion Other speaksn were
W. d. Rowland. Henry Hutton and
Jaa. H. Peabody.
Had Been Custom.
NJ. Huttoa said that IL had been
the custom Of the chamber OF COM
n.erce TO recommend the appointment
Of : committee on nominations with
instructions to make up = list of at
least twenty names. or twice the mum,
.er Of directors to Be elected. ard
submit II to the members Of the or
eaniration from which 70 select the
personnel Of the board Of directors-
Mr.. Peabody sisted that an Of the
sleAksrs vers gut Of order ~ > mo
tioa - alr,nAy before The chamber
Of commsrcs ana that Il shoeld prO-
csea - sesn upnA n Ms- MeLAin
thsn spoho q conni1ssable lsngth IN
support Of Tie original motion and
insisted that the nsmbers oe the
board should b. cAossn frpm the
moor ce the house. which he said.
vas the more denocEatic way and
would b most likeiy to register the
general preference for the member
ship Of the directorate. on a vote
being taken twenty-ssven expressed
themselves as being favorable to M.
McLAin's motion and half q dozen In
orpoaition to IL,
The Nominations.
The nominations for NE director
rte we're: A. =, Wilson, DR.. G. A.
vavtsP. DR.. ". T. Little. RAymond
Risds. A H. Davis. Dan Ds weess.
". e Galley. A.. II. McLalns Tru-
man stockton. Harry Bowen. @. ".
Hodein. W.. J. Lindenberger. John
shay. Jr.. Or. Hart cccdIoe, Frank
l. Smith. Harry W. Combs. Theodore
N. Harding. A. r. Novels. r. l..
sears. Guy o. Hardy. and w. n.
Clark. Messers Dan De weese. G..
v. HodEin. A. II. McLain. Frank l..
smith and Guy o. Hardy declined
for various rsasons to accept their
nominations.
Oveessssul Candidates.
Afser the ballotinx the chair APP
pointed = committee eenslts,ns OF
Lsslis Stevenson. Harry Bowen ans
sierl wilson to canvas ~ vote.
II retired 10 the lobby Of ne hotel TO
count The vote. and. on rstusnins 70
NE baaaues room announcsa that The
dierctorn sisetsl were ps. Q. A. vew-
ter. John ghAN. Jr.. ". :. Ltndenbes-
ssr. Theoasrs n. Harding. A. n. Da-
vm. A. 3. wilsoa Truman etocksoo.
Harry Bowen and A. h. Nowels- The
result q ne election vas greeted
with Applause.
Wsrk q Ths chaN'eee.
n ssportlng upoa the verk q ths
ekanlst a esumeses during Ne past
-. yles FsssI6ens eeseAten ~
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GEORGE A.ICARL son. GOVERNOR

The Nsw CogFrnor Is D3fae Flne; But II l1e Could
Brush .Asido - Horde " ONE Sseksa He Could
Double HIS 3orts aNd Eflsclsasy n ssats syyaiss
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we're expressed pro and con Dr. W.
T. Little spoke in defense Of the com
uittee plan and was followed BY Tru-
man stockton In favor of Mr. Mc--
Lain's motion Other speaken were
w. b. Rowland. Henry Hutton and
Jaa. H. Peabody.