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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
THEODORE HORN is
KILLED BY ACCIDENT
Especial to the East oregonian.)

Especial to the East Oregonian.)
PILOT ROCK, June 15.-The acci-
dental discharge of his gun caused the
almost instant death last night of
Theodore Horn, aged 10, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Horn, who re-
side on a ranch seven miles south of
here.
Young Horn was returning to the
Horn ranch at dusk last evening after
hunting trip, and in climbing
through the fence slipped and drop
ped his gun In an effort by the
youth to regain the gun it was dis
charged. a bullet going through the
boys right wrist and temple. He died
a few minutes later.
Coroner J. 7. Brown went to Pilot
Rock to hold an inquest but the evil
dence was such that none was held
The body was brought to Pendleton
for burial.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
VETERANS ARE ANXIOUS
TO COME TO PENDLETON

Grand Army Veterans of Oregon
want to see a few steers bulldogged.,
have their camp meetings in Happy
when they convene here next June.
Mrs. Loretta r. Williams, of Milton.
past department president for Oregon
of the Ladies of the G. A. r., said to-
day. Mrs. Williams and her daught-
er-in-law, Mrs. Earl Williams. of this
city, returned this morning after at
tending the grand army convention at
Astoria
Through Mrs Williams. the conven-
ton was brought to Pendleton for
1921. 1t is a honor that probably
said today. inasmuch as the veterans
are becoming fewer each year. The
veterans are anxious to be entertained
here and Mrs. Williams is anxious for
Pendleton to show them the time OF
their lives.
Peudleton's invitation to the vet
Grams arrived less than five minutes
before that of Salem and won for this
city the convention. Not only will tho
Grand Army of the Republic be here.
but the Ladies of the 6. A. f.. the
Women's Relief Corps. the Daughters
of Veterans ann Sons of Veterans also
convene with them. The conventions
bring hundreds of persons TO the city.
Mrs. Williams Is wearing her medal
for recognition as past department
president and for the coming year Will
be counsellor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Rev. r. E. GornalI Will be Ring
master at Affair Which Will
be Held in New Basement of
Church of the Redeemer.

Rev r. e. Gornall. pastor of the
Methodist church, will act as ring
MASTER for the oregon Products din
ner, TO be held Friday evening in the
Parish hail Of the church Of the Re
deemer
A. 6. Clark. manager Of the oregon
Products Association, will speak on
oregon products, and Roy Raley, pres
ident Of the Pendleton Commercial
Association. will distribute souvenirs
of Oregon products. Window prizes
VII! also be awarded. The program
will be completed by a vocal solo by
Joseph y. Scott and a vocal duet ~
Mrs l. NJ. SpaIding and Mrs. Harold
Warner.
All of the dishes which comprise the
menu for the dinner will be Oregon
products. while some of the headliners
on the bill of fare are Made in Pen
dleton." Ice cream and butter will be
furnished by the Golden West cream
cry; hot rolls. Sanitary grocery; baked
ham, Pendleton Meat Co. lard. En-
pire Meat Co. and cigars, by Jim Dew
lin.
other local firms are giving food
and souvenirs in the form of Oregon
products. The list includes Indian
relish from Knights Packing Co,
the Dean Tato- Grocery:
jams and pickles from wadham's and
Kerr. through the Table supply Co;
coffee from Clossett and Devers.
through Gray's grocery; cakes, from
the Tru- Blu Co. through the Pendle-
ton Cash Market; string beans from
Allen and Lewis, through Alexanders;
asparagus from Wadhams and Kerr,
Gray Brothers; Tillamook
cheese; crackers, from the Tru-Blu
Co. through the Peoples Warehouse;
crabs from the Portland Fish Market
through Downey's Market, and
Krause's candy, trough the Delta.
For the prize drawing, the prizes in
elude Oregon-made extracts. house
apron, flapj jack turner, house brush,
toilet articles, coffee. syrup. cereals.
candy. pancake flour, fruit. catsup,
soap, crackers, brooms. waters, jelly
powder. jelly and jam, beverages,
flour, ironing board, butter and Indian
robe. Holders of tickets, which cost
81 and entitle the owner to attend the
dinner. viii be given the privilege of
drawing for the prizes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
PRIZES AWARDED At
LOCAL ROSE EXHIBIT

The choicest roses ever shown in
Pendleton are on display today at the
city's fifth annual Rose Show. While
the display is not as large as in former
years, there are scores of perfumed
beauties that surpass any ever shown
here.
The Bond cup for the best single
named veriety was won by Mrs. Frank
Grpulich, who won it last year, while
Mrs G. w Coutts won the blue RIB
bon The Sayres cup for the best col
lection of red roses was won by Mrs
Henry Taylor.
Following are the awards of blue
and red ribbons, as announced by the
judges up to 2:80 p. m
Los Angeles Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs.
Charles Brownlow.
Perfect single bud Mrs, l.. L. .Rog-
ers, Mrs. l. G. Scharpf.
Juliet, Mrs. Charles Cole. Archie
Blakeley
pie, Mrs. Wilkinson.
Single blossom, Archie Blakeley,
Mrs. l.. T.. Cohn.
White rose. Mrs I. L. Temple.
Ilrich Bruuner. Mrs. Lima Sturgis
Mrs. Walter Adams.
GEN Jacqueminot, Mrs. a. j. owen,
Mrs. ]. e. Cohn.
Virginia Cox. J. B. Perry.
A Thousand Beauties, Norborne
Berkeley.
Niscountess Falllstone, Mrs. A. C.
Kooppen, Mrs. charles Cranston.
Sunburst, Mrs. Walter Adams, Mrs,
Lester Cronip.
Ia France, Mrs. Charles Cole. Mrs.
Wilkinson.
Hugh Dickson, Mrs. II l.. simpson.
Best red roses. Mrs. Henry Taylor
Caroline Testout, NJ. J, Foster. Mrs.
Frank Greulich.
Miss Cressie Baker.
Pink Collection, Miss Cressie Baker.
trrnCrau Correction. Mrs. G.. W.
Bvers. Mrs. IT. l. Simpson,
American Beauty, Mrs. Wilkinson.
Lady tnlHngdon. Mrs. G. w. Byers.
Madam Edward Hcrriot. Mrs, l.. =
Cohn.
Lyon, Mrs. Charles Cole, Mrs. a. e.
koeppcn.
Paul Neyrop. Mrs. Charles Cole.
AIRS G. w Coutts.
J. B. Clark. Mrs. l.. l.. Rogers
Lady Tuscott Herriot, Mrs. r. W.
Vincent.
other announcement will be made
later.
Judges were DR., Ella Terpening.
George Fell and DR.. II. :. Garfield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

JOHN DAY <S1CT LOOKS
TO RECL. AA7ION OF GREAT
EMPIRE IN THIS SECTION

bounds it on the south, all surround
ng an area of nearly 100000 acres.
This area Is in Umatilla Morrow and
Gillian Counties, strip Of land nine
to twelve miles wide extending from
Butter Creek to Blalock Station west
of Arlington, the center of it lies south
of Boardman where Carty reservoir
has been surveyed and named for jim
Carty. the big genial 9heep man of
Morrow County. The 1000 foot ele-
walton or contour line on the south Is
a dividing line between the wheat
fields Of Morrow Counties and the
bunch grass and sage plains that bord-
er the Columbia. Above this eleva-
ers of the John Day river and reser-
volr facilities are more difficult and
costly. The proposed area is three
times larger than the combined areas
Of all the irrigation districts now in
operation between Echo and Arling
ton. Where 100, 900 acres are now
under courses of reclamation. with the
John Day, the Umatila- John Day Co
lUmbia basin would become a second
Yakima with 100000 acres teemine
with wealth and happy people instead
OF taxless waste and Saharian gloom.
30 Miles From Pendlcton
The John Day PROJECT is 80 miles
from Pendleton. five miles from Her
mislon. two miles from Boardman.
% from Heppner, from Arlington
and only 40 from Portland. II is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
PROCTOR FLAYS OLD
GUARD FOR FIGHT
THAT DOWNED WOOD
Statement by Nicholas Murray
Butler Rouses Ire of Soap
Manufacturer Who SAYS
Butler Shields Old Guard
sters.

CINCINNATI. June 15.-WilIiam c.
Proctor. millionaire soap manufactur-
er and admitted contributor of half a
million to General Woods presidential
nomination campaign, issued a state
ment flaying the "old guard" and
Nicholas Murray Butler for Woods de-
feat. Proctor IS particularly incensed
at Butler for the latters statement
that Woods campaign was backed by
Financial gamblers THAT statement
is maliciously false" said Proctor.
NO contributions were made to
Woods campaign beside those I men
toned in my testimony before the
United States senate Investigating
committee. DR.. Butler is trying to
square the old guard FOR what they
did to Wood"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
OREGON PRODUCTS DINNER FRIDAY
EVENING WILL BE BANNER EVENT
OF WEEKS PROGRAM NOW UNDERWAY
HERBERT KAUFMAN, BIG
MAGAZINE PUBLISHER, is
COMING TO 1920 ROUNDUP

+ First among the notables TO
+ ask reservations for the 1920
+ Round Up is Herbert Kauff-
= man, editor of McClure's maga-
+ zise, and Mrs. Kaufman. They
4 plan to attend the entire three
f. days and through Mrs. Kauff
+ mans father. r. L. Rush. of q
+ Portland, today engaged reser-
+ vations for the epic of the west.
+ Mr.. Kaufman formerly wrote
+ widely syndicated editorials for
4 the Hearst publications and has
+ attained wide reputation for
+ his writings. He recently be-
+ came editor of one of the largest
+ publications in the United
+ tates, the McClures magazine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Worlds Heavyweight PugiIistic
Champion is Free of Draft
Evasion Charge After 10
Minutes of DeIiberation.
DEMPSEY'S OWN TALK
CONVINCED THE JURY
Former Wife of Pugilist Had
Sought to Show He Swore
Falsely When He Made Out
QUESTIONABLE During War.
(Bv Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.--Wii-
liam Harrison (Jackj Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion. was
found not guilty on the selective draft
evasion indictment by a jury in the
United States district court here to-
day.
The jury was out ten minutes Judge
Dooling's instructions occupied 20
minutes. Following the verdict
Dempsey, his parents and attorneys
were stormed by friends offering con-
gratuIations. Both sides submitted
the case without argument.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Harding
Will retain his seat in the United
States senate until his term expires.
March 4, next. he announced, He
added that his petition for reelection
to the serate filed in Columbus last
week VIII be withdrawn. The resig-
nation OF Harding from the senate
probably would result in the overturn
OF the republican majority in that
body, as Governor Cox, democrat,
would probably appoint a democrat to
serve out Harding's term. That
would make IS republicans and 4s
democrats IN the senate giving the
Vice president power to break tic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Fifty Injured in california
Limited" Near Reno, Colo
RADIO, Early This Morning,
Four Coaches Go Off Track.
AID is RUSHED FROM
LA HUNTA, COLORADO
One Woman Among Injured
Died Following Wreck; Two
Relief Trains Are Sent to
Scene of Catastrophe Today.
az Associated I,ress. }

LA JUNTA, June 1.-Two per-
sons were killed and so injured today
near Reno. Colorado. when an east
bound Santa Fe train, the California
Limited was wrecked. Relief trains
carrying doctors and>nurses have been
despatched TO the scene. broken
crank on an engine caused the wreck,
according to information reaching
here. Four coaches left the track.
Say 3 Killed
1 (By United Prcss)
LA JUN1A, Colo. June 15.-Thrce
were killed and several probably fatal
Is injured in the wreck of Santa Fe
passenger train near here.
over thirty passengers were Injured
One woman who was injured died.
Two relief trains with virtually all La
Junta doctors and nurses went To the
scene.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
HIRAM GOES HOME BUT
IS SAYING NOTHING
tBy United Prsss)

WASHINGTON. Junr 15.-senator
johnson is at home in RiverdaIe. Md.
a Washington suburb. II was said az
his home it might be "A day or so be-
fore Johnson would go TO his office
and that he probably would have
nothing to say on politics In the mean
time. johnson himself refused any
statement regarding HIS plans when
he arrived In Washington last night,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
MAY MEET July >.

LONpCN. June l5.-Whilc mo- dcCi-
mite date tns been set FOR the confer
ence bctweou snigs and Germany to
be held at spa. he meeting probably
will occur July 3. LLOYD George told
the house OF commons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Murphy, Taggart ct al Listed as
Endorsing Ohio Governor for
Nomination by Convention
at San Francisco.
UTAH PLACES FAITH
IN M'AD00 FOR PLACE
Eastern Democratic Bosses
Said to Plan Fight for Cox
Nomination at Convention to
Start on June 28.
ON United Press.A

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Jane la
The presidential aspirations OF Gov
ernor Cox of ohio, are believed to
have received the endorsement of
Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall,
Governor Smith of New York and
Thomas TagEart. the Indiana demo-
cratic leader These three leaders
here are reported as preparing to
back the Cox boom at the san Fran
cisco CONVENTION.
Itah for McAdoo.
tBy Associated Press.)
SALT LAKE CITY. June t5.--Ry-
resolution the Utah state democratic
convention went on irecord today IA
vorins william G. McAdoo former sec
retary of the treasury. as the demo-
cratic nominee at the san Francisco
convention. June Is. Eight uniu-
structed delegates and eight alternates
were chosen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Dempsey Convinced Jury.
tBy United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-Max-
inc Dempsey, former wife of the
champion heavyweight. had charged
Dempsey swore falsely when he as
serted in is draft questionable he was
the sole support of herself and his
aged father and mother. Dempsey.
the star witness for the defense, told
a convincing story of his career dur
ing the war when he boxed at numer-
Gus war benefits. He told of his de-
sire to enlist after he fulfilled his OBJ
legation to his family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Utah for McAdoo.
s.- N--...f.,4.l De-. \
BEND HAS POPULATION
OF 5415;; BIG INCREASE

WASHINGTON, June l5.--The cen
s,s bureau today announced the pop
ulation of Bend, Oregon, is 54t5, an
Increase of 4S79 or 910.S per cent.
This is one of the greatest increases
hus far reported,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
ASK FOR REPEAL.

MONTREAL, June l5.-The Amer
lean Federation of Labor in annual
convention here today, adopted a reso-
luton demanding repeal of the conf
pulsOrV arbitration sections Of the
Esch- Cummihs transportation act of
1870.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
REsoLuTE WON TODAY.

NEWPORT. June l5.--The Resolutc
won today's trial race with the Nani-
tie. for Americas cup defense hon
ors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
FL. MILLER TO Be
ON NORMAL REGENTS

SALEM, June 15.-Frank J. Miller,
OF Albany. former member OF the pub
lie service commission will he appoint
cd a member of the state board of
normal school regents, to succeed
Harvey G. Starkweather when the
latters term expires July / the gov
ernor announced today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Will Start Training.
(By United Press. }

SAN FRANCISCO June 15.-"Jack
Dempsey will start training immedi-
ately, and be ready to meet anyone in
two weeks" Jack Kearns stated fof-
lowing the verdict acquitting the
champion.
II am the happiest kid on EARTH"
said Dempsey when the verdict was
announced
The case of Kearns. Dempsey's man.
ager. who is charged with having con-
spired to aid the pugilist escape the
draft will be called in court tomor-
row, it was announced. The case may
be dismissed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Handiwork Of Workmen, Mills
and Farms of State Assem-
bled in Most Instructive Dis
plays Ever Seen Here.

The handwork of Oregon workInen,
oregon manufacturers and OF oregon
agriculture are combined today in a
myriad OF displays which occupy one
or more windows i'm nearly every pro-
gressive business house in Pendleton.
Goods made south of the Columbia,
west of the Snake east of the Pacific
and north Of California and Nevada
are getting their week OF undivided
attention this week.
Pcndleton products by no means are
subordinated to those of tho other
product made in this city is being
shown in one or more windows and
il, tastily arranged displays
Local flours and by products, per-
haps, share honors with the wooden
goods Of the pendleton Wooden Mills
for popularity in exhibit. The Una
tilla Flour & Grain co. has its goods in
the w j. Clarke hardware store. Al
len knights, TAYLOR Hardware Co,
and the American National Bank
Walters Irlours are shown in the ray
lor Hardware Co, the American
National Bank. and i'm several grocer
les. The Pondleton Roller Mills has
flour in the bank exhibit, in Despair
& Lees grocery and the Table supply,
Collins F'lours are featured I'm the
Quelle window and in Alexanders.
The exhibit of flours from all four
mills in the American National Bank
iy feature or The foodstuffs showings,
The by-products of the milling bus
mess. displayed in Allen-knights by
the Umatilla Flour & Grain Co, arc
along the educational line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
MArI<rr is UNCHANGED

(By Associated Press
PORTLAND. June t5,--Ail markets
are steady but quotations unchanged
from Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
local Goods Promincnt

Sayros, Alexanders. The Peoples
Warehouse. Bond Brothers and The
Workingmen's Store show products OF
the woolen Mill prominently. In ad-
dition to the brightly colored blankets
robes and scarves. the clothing stores
display Bishops Woolens, n suitine
cloth made by the mill here,
Soft drinks made by the william
Roesch Company make up one of the
most interesting of the displays. The
entire window. of Sol Baums curio
shop contains these goods. There are
bottled soft drinks ana bottles of Bran
New, gaily colored with streamers
leading from walls and ceiling Lit
tie paper airplanes, tokens to he given
Youngsters who call. decorate the win
dow. Hops. a few bottles OF Bran
New and some sandwiches form a
lunch setting TINT IL designed to he
most appetiZing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

The Golden West butter display in
the Alexander grocery window is strik-
ing. One of the features is a COW,
moulded of butter, the work of Mrs.
James Hayes, of Riverside. There are
cubes of butter in cartons, there is
bulk butter and packed butter. The
Golden West effect is carried out in
the background, making the showing
attractive.
Photographs made in oregon and
ivory furniture. forming bedroom
set. occupy the windows of the Craw-
fcrd Furniture store. Brooms of Ore
gon manufacture are featured in dis
plays by the Bee Hive and the George
c. Baer hardware store. The Baer
store also has a display of tents, avn
ings and waterproof water bags made
by the willamette Tent Co. Of Port
land
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
SELF SUFFICIENCY OF OREGON
EVIDENCED IN LOCAL DISPLAYS
BY MERCHANTS ALL THIS WEEK

Outing clothes for men and women
are an oregon product shown in the
Allen knight windows. Medicinal
goods made in oregon occupy the win
do1s Of the Pendleton Drug Co, and
also the Talhnrn Drug store. Keep
pens show Demos Baby Food. on Orc
gon product made in Portland, and
Keppo. "a local foot powder.
Baskets Made i'm Oregon
Baskets and woodenware made in
this state share honors with local
flours in the windows of the Taylor
Hardware co. oregon hardware is
also shown by the w. ]. Clarke Co, in
connection with its flour exhibits.
Paints and accessories, Oregon
made. are attracting attention in l..
j. McAtee's windows. Meat products
from the Union Meat CO., Portland,
are given space by Gray Brothers,
Erocers Oregon canned goods, are
featured 10y nearly all the groceries.
Pendleton and oregon made sweets
are exhibited by local confectionery
stores The Palm has placed in its
window COW and millSman, all made
of candy. There are even the milk
pals and milk, simulated with sugar in
the form of candy. The Delta shows
Vogans candies and the Wisteria cool
ing drinks and ices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
Wide Rnngc displayed

Oregon asates. which are popular
iewelry, make up the window display
Of A. l.. Schaeffcr. The j, c. Penney
store and Bond Brothers have wool
process displays along with their fiu-
ished products. GadWa shows Pen
dleton made saddle and chaps in his
window. Bonds have also oregon
shoes, Cruikshank q Hampton show
cedar chests and oregon made trunks.
The exhibits have been piling up
radidly since yesterday and by night
every store window in town is expected
to have some display of Oregon goods.
Juages will start work probably to-
morrow or Thursday. The judging
committee consists of X. NJ. Mayberry'
chairman: II. w. Dickson, Edwin WIN
ter, II. sherman Mitchell and Harry
i, Kuck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

CONTINUED on Page q,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

The East Orcgonian fs Eastern ores
selling force gives to the adyerueer
over twice the guaranteed paid otrcu-
laklon In Pcndleton and Umatilln ooAn-
~ OF any other newspaper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
DELAWARE TRUST
BUILDING READY MAR. |
Record Time Made in Construc-
ton Despite Delays in OBJ
tanning Materials.

The new Delaware Trust Co. building
at Ninth and Market streets will be en-
tirely completed by March ], according
to an announcement made by the archi-
tects. Exterior brick work has now been
finished, and with the addition Of the
stone cornicc and little work on the
roof, the building will be under cover.
In spite of the trouble in obtaining mater
ials it is said that the work has been done
in record time.
Fifty working days were required for
completion of the stone work covering the
first three floors on the Market street
front and four floors on the King street
front The brick work from the fourth
to the fourteenth floor WAS done in thirty
FIVE days. About 1900 cubic feet Of
stone has been used, 800, 900 face brick
and $50 900 rough brick
Ii is expected that the interior of the
upper floors will be ready for occupancy
by. the Hercules Powder Company by
February L.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
WAYNE B. WHEELER
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Anti Saloon Leader Said to be
Slated in the Event of Hard
ing's Election.
Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Washington, Oct 2.-Wayne b. Wheel
or general counsel for the Anti-Saloon
League, will be Acknowledgement in the
Harding cabinet if the Republicans are
successful at the forthcoming election.
This statement is made on the authority
Of John Colpoys, a well-known Washing
ton labor leader. who was delegate 10
the San Francisco Convention. Mr..
COlpoys was an original Cox man.
My information Is from source the
reliability Of which cannot doubt. said
MIR. Colpoys. There is no question that
Wheeler has been promised the post of
Acknowledgement should Harding be
elected. do not say that the promise has
come directly from the candidate, but
| know that the Harding cabinet makers
have made deal with Wheeler.
Colpoys called attention to the fact
that Harding owns stock IN a brewery
and he said il was strange that Wheeler
should select him rs the beneficiary of
Anti-Saloon League influence and support
In the coming election. II IS known that
all the leaders of the Anti-Saloon League
are not enthusiastic over prospects. And
II was stated by man IN the inner coun-
cils of the organization today, that he
feared Wheeler had made q serious blunder
In trying 10 deliver the drys 10 the Re
publican candidate "One may well doubt
the sincerity of the officers Of dry or
ganization when they give Endorsement TO
a man who has had positive and well-estab-
lished relations with the Liquor interests.
Rather than TO candidate who, as
governor OF q great State has, always
rigidly and fearlessly enforced the law,
said Colpoys.