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3 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1018. NAVAL LIEUTENANT DIES OF PNEUMONIA MACHINE GUNNER ON LIST OF WOUNDED CLENADA PL. SOLDIER DIES OF PNEUMONIA BROWN, Charlie c.

Pine View. Va. DAVIS. William Philadelphia. Pa.

GAINES. Christopher. Providence, R. I. HAMILTON, Robert Alexander City, Ala.

I HARRICK, Lawrence Newfane, N. Y. -M EH RICK, Charles 8.. Kalsertielm, Col. WAR TROPHIES SENT TO ENTRE NOUS CLUB 027 CASUALTIES; 161 DIE IN ACTION; ALL IN THE ARMY VOTE FOR TRAVIS FOR STATE COMPTROLLER Iff GEORGE im'p' TS I hi i LFREfTh KIPLING m4 frfrr -Mix 1 EYKUETTE P.

a senior lieutenant in the Naval lleserve Force and chief engineer aboard tho U. S. S. Astoria, died of pneumonia aboard the ship, which was in foreign waters, October 10. His home was at 362 15th st.

BltOOKLYN DIRECTORS NAMED. (Special to The Eagle.) Albany, Novembor 4 Lewis Epstein of Brooklyn Is a director of the Center Oil and Refining Company of Manhattan, chartered with a capital of $009,000. Matthew D. Cahan of Brooklyn appears among the directors of the Liberty Exchanges. of Manhattan, formed with a capital of to operate mufiuii picture film e'haiiKcs, etc.

MM m. in. 3 I President Crawford Announces That They Will Be Used to Decorate Rooms. German holtnets and other trophies from the European battlefields have been received by the Entre Nous Club of which James J. Crawford is the president.

This was made known yes-i tenlay afti rnnon at a largely attended meeting in the big clubhouse at 134 Keap st. The trophies which came from the I Entrc Nous boys who are in the service, and there are twenty-live of the lads who are serving Uncle Sam, will occupy the most conspicuous part of the clubrooms. The articles I came in for a good share of attention 'during the meeting und I'resident Crawford announced that more of thrm were on the way, and that they would all Like the place of the present df nratioiis in room. The club decided to eliminate for tin winter the usual events which have made the organization so since, its inception four years ago. The members instead will have what are to be known as "club nights" for the members on Tuesday and Saturday at each of which there will be line vaudeville talent and also refreshments.

To arrange for these affairs Chairman Crawford names as a committee Charles Endres, Sylvester Sullivan, Walter Drennan, Ludlow T. Albert and Erederiek Steffens. It was the first appearance in the clubhouse for a long time, of James A Driseoll, the secretary, who had been ill with pneumonia. lie received the hearty congratulations of the club on his recovery. roruanu.

NORTE. Alexander El Paso. Tex. OEHLKE. William McKinley, Neenah, Wis.

Corporals. PRI8CH. William, sour, Southern N. Y. (iARNER.

Dewey. Annistou. Ala. 10 PERL HI George Pittsburg, Pa. HAIOSKE.

Carl, Wausau, Wis. KWIATKOWSKI, Anthony, Saginaw, Mich. i.rtoi. rvooert itstikosh. Wis.

MARK Jesse, Red Lion. Pa. MICHAELS, Lymau. Bristol. Conn.

I MOODY, Ira A Wallham. Mas. MULLIGAN. Eau Claire. Wis I Gabriel High, Brooklyn.

iPHYiiR. Wlllmm .1.. Ilrlstnl. Conn. RIGGS, LeHny, Park.

111. SUND, Omar, Fori Atkinson, Wis. YAGER, Ray. Chill, wis. Bugler.

1 PALMER, Harold. Milwaukee, Wis. I Private. ARNOLD. Mearl Scotts BlulT.

Neb. IATCHINSON, John Bay Minetta, Ala. i BARTO. Luther Allentuwn. Pa.

1 BAUMGAHDEN. Edwin Mich. niupiuw. mcnester, Kan. CICCONI.

John, Mondlo Italy. CLINE. Jesse C. Concord, N. c.

CONNELL. Philip Union city. Conn. DAILEY. Charles Collins.

Mu. DALE. Paul Evanston. III. DEVOULT, Willie Llndsey, Okla.

D1LLARD. Charles Bell Green, Ala. DODGE. James Norfolk, Va. DODSON, Charles Altoona.

Pa. DOLL, Adam, Jr. 831 Wllloughby Bkln. DONANSKI. Martin.

Milwaukee. Wis. DOONER. Peter. 314 W.

12ltlh St. N. Y. DOW It. Eugene 1 Eirht st, Brooklyn.

KOURNIER. Osllada, Holyoke, Mass. FOX, Walter 71)9 E. lutilh st, Y. KREESE.

Walter. Milwaukee, wis. GALI.EGOS. Jacob, Meal, Col. GARDNER.

Nathan, Kiev, Russia. GATES. Jerome Greenville. S. C.

GIDLEY, Frank, Unlonlown. Pa. GORDON. Charles. 60(1 E.

139th st. N. Y. GRABOWSKI, Paul. Braddock, Pa.

GULLEY. William Rutland, Vt. HAGELIE. Bent, Buxton, N. D.

HAGEH. Herbert, Milwaukee, Wis. HALL. Luther Crutcheld, N. C.

HEATH, Scrantnn, Pa. HOLT. Carr Crystal Hill, Va. LEHRFJR. Moses.

977 Tiffany st, N. Y. LIGHT EN WALTER, Fred Westfleld. N.Y. LIVINGSTON, William Sprlngllnld, O.

LYON, Benjamin Northslde, N. O. MACIOCHA, Stanley. Philadelphia, Pa. MARTIN, Louis Philadelphia, Pa.

MEl-RER, George Bird Island, Minn. MOROGE, Edward Buffalo, N. Y. MURPHY'. Vincent Boston, Mass, NEBEKER, Raymond Chicago.

NICOLLE. Albert. Princeton. Mich. Thomas Eraucis, ail Pacifle st, Brooklyn.

N. V. OTT, Walter, Mlneola av, Valley Stream, N. V. PATTFON, Karl, Patoka.

111. PHIFFOR, James, Calhoun, Okla. PODGORSKI. John, St. Paul, Minn.

RFONZ, F'rank Bowling Green. Ollio. RITTFON HOUSE, Lewis David. ltha-a, N. Y.

ROSENSTRATER, John. Table. Neb. SCHALL, John Allentown, Pa. SELL.

Arthur Allentown. Pa. STVioNRKnU, Barry, 318 Throop av, Brooklyn. N. V.

SMil'H John Stroudshurg. Pa. STEWART. James Woodburn, Ore, He Has Been an Honest and Efficient PUBLIC OFFICIAL WII.FF, Alexander 308 7itli st. lyn, N.

Y. YATFOS. FOarl Princeton. Me. YOH.N.

William Harrisbm g. I'a. YOUNG, Robert Ashland, Pa. MISSING IN ACTION. Corporal.

HUTCHINSON. Frederick. Mulberry, Kan. Mechanic. WHEELER, Carl IV, Peckville.

Pa. lri all's. CLIFTON. Percy. Jt.tey city.

N. J. DONABF0D1AN. A. ma 1'resno.

Cal. DUTCH ER. Lyle Aberdeen. S. D.

FERRIS. Glen South Tacuum, Wash. F-RI0EMAN, Klrby 10., Uuins. Kan. GII.LOTT.

Ray. Pittsburg, fa. GREY, Arthur Williamsburg. Kan. JANSEN.

Chris. Willow Lake, S. n. llATIIli I0B. George.

Philadelphia. REILLY. William Cleveland. Ohio. SABIN, Wells Athens, Pa.

WAHD. Ora. Offutt. Ky. WELLIOK, Allen Luther.

Imler. Pa. Alfred Ituolnille. Neb. Yacht Qub Troubles Drastic restrictions in consequence of food diiliculties and insufficient allowance of fuel and gas have been ordered by the Uosal Corinthian Yacht Burnham-on-Crouch, Kngland.

The house committee has informed members that the gas has heen cut off In the billiard and card rooms and that no meals or drinks will be served in the club on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Candles are beinj; tried at present, owing to the difllcully of obtaining paraffin. The average earnings nf farmerettes in New Jersey during the past season were $1.50 a day. except in the potato belt, where some good pickers were paid as high as 1 a day. COMPASS CLUB CHARTERED.

to The Eagle.) NEW BROOKLYN CORPORATION. Albany. November 4 A charter hns been (Special to The Eagle.) issued to tho Compass Club. of Albany. November i Stone Lauter.

Brookbn. whose objects are to foster social of Brooklyn has been chartered to manu-elijoyiiKiit among F'ree and Accepted Ma- facture dental supplies, etc. The capital Is sons. The directors Include Alfred J. Gil- an', the directors are Tlllle Lauter, Christ.

Albert C. Hopper and Charles J. Arthur S. stone and Edward W. FOngel of Moore of Brooklyn.

Brooklyn. and at big hotels and clubs, East and West pit for Afternoon Publication Shows 116 Killed, 148 Wound-ed, 13 Dead of Wounds. Washington, November 4 United Ftates Army casualties listed today total 627. The afternoon list, printed herewith, consists of 313 names, classified as follows: Killed in art Ion 116 pied of wounda pied of disease 20 bounded severely 27 founded; degree undetermined gj Wounded slightly IW fcflselng In action 10 total KILLED IN ACTION. Captain.

fcBYANT. George 1322 Bedford Brooklyn, N. V. Lieutenant. KOLEBAXK.

Philip Cincinnati, O. FULTON. Hugh, Oakland. Cal. iMcGUIGOAN.

Hubert Winnebago, Minn. PRINCE, Kdmund Tuwson. )lii, Floyd Wayncsburg, Pa. Bergeauts. ASDBKWS, Harold 11..

Independence, Kan. ENGLAND, James Rpringville, Ala. I'AHNACHT, William Lebanon, 1'a. JOHNSON. Jasper K-.

Anderson, S. C. TCiOtl.f. William Bernards vllle. N.

J. StEINHARDT. William Pittsburg, Pa. SKINNER, Clifford, Blahopvllie, S. C.

6TEV10NSON, Adlal 10., Thomasvllle, N. WEAVER, Clarence Uhleretuwn. Ta. Corporals. COLO ROVE.

Kd, Crandall, Tex. COOLEV. Hillard. Brookville. Ind.

no Rl'M, Howard Buffalo, N. Y. EHIOHI.Y. Claude ilalltuvvn. Pa.

JCLROP. Chester Murlroesboro. Tenn. llACKNIOY, Albert i'incvllle. Mo.

JIOF'F'OHDK, Paul, Kansas City, Kan. X.HE. otto. Minneapolis. Minn.

JvANKIOKVIS, William. Pi-nuance, England. 8TIVANSO.N, Ivdwsld Kitlanning, J'a. prow, l'erd Illoomingion Springs, Tenn. Bugler, El'AHlI, Jasper Sycamore, O.

Mrrliunics. CFlESTOFFKHfl. Herman. Lamberton. Minn.

JollANNESSEN, Henry, Portland, Ore. Wagoner. SHERLOCK, Philip. Stockton, Cal. Cook.

YOUNGBLOOD, Clyde Humansville, Mo. Privates. Malfnrd Webster. W. Va.

AI'STIN, Gun. MillO'lgevillc, Ga. IIFOCKIOR, Victor. Aliuont, Pa. J.tFORTI Nl i Frank 10., Orient, 111.

BIENIOK, Josef. Duiliesne, Pa. JsLAINE. John Staten Island, N. Y.

BONO. Herbert Ontario. Canada. JillWKKR, Hurry Omaha. Neb.

DROWN. John Philadelphia. Samuel Yundergrift, Pn. liUCKlNGH AM, Joshua, Henderson, Tenn. CARTER.

Hen. Blount Vernon. Ohio. CUFF, John Hanover. 111.

COLE. Grant. Pontiac. Mich. COLLINS.

Andrew A West Appleton, Mo. iTONNKLLY, Daniel, Harry, Minn. CONNELLY, James luka, HI. COURTNEY. Thomas Cheshire, Mass.

CRAIG. Walter Otsego. Midi. DAVIES, David Herrin, HI. DAVIS.

August. Mccurtain. Okla. DA VI Delbert. Sura hsville, Ohiu.

DAVIS, Gartli oolithic. Hid. HI ANGELO, James Maltimore. Md. DOBP.S.

William Gainesville. Ga. EDWARDS. Edward Pittsburg. Pa.

FIELDS. James Stillwrll. Oklo. 1 LINCHU.M. Laura Madison, N.

C. FOUD. Earl Pilot Mountain. N. C.

FRAZIER. Coleman Flat lilver. Mo. GAINES. Charlie Okeniali.

Okla. GALIVAX. Jamestown. N. Y.

GALLIN'GEH, John Onondago Valley, N. Y. CARItlSON. Lee, Moore, Ark. GERMAN.

Roscue Iloxbury, N. Y. GKHRESTAD, 571 Pacific st, llrooklyn. Y. Patrick Manchester, N.

II. GOI1KR, Frank Elizabeth, N. J. GRAY. Koval Brocket.

N. D. GREEN, Henry, Philadelphia. HARPER, George Heaver Dam, Va. HENLEY, Clifford.

Olathn, Kan. HICKS. William Martin. Tenn. HOWELL, Cnniiack, Medou.

Tenn. HOWELL. Winlicld 8., Pittsburg, Pa. HUFFMAN. Kenny, Dry Fork, W.

Va. JOHNSON, Elnil Chicago. JONES, Jack, Favette County, Tenn. hi ll, Joseph, 31V Grove st, Brooklyn, I N. V.

I L1PCHICK, 'Igmund. Paterson, N. J. McNEIL, Orln Vern, Cogswell. N.

D. MAMOT1OF0LLAS. Peter. Pittsburg, Pa. MITCHELL.

Joseph Pittsburg, Pa. MORRIS. Clinton Hockford, 111. MHRHAY, James, Grindstone, Pa. PETERSON, Lawrence, Cokato.

Minn. PETERSON, otto 10., N. V. PHILLIPS. Louis Hamilton.

Ollio. PITMAN, James Kannanolis, N. C. I'KOPES, Koscoe, HaiTin. 111.

POLITICAL. More 1 Dried Fruitss You will benefit the lpt health of every mem- lj 1 berofyourhousehold. Trr a Package of Valca 1 i Prunes, Peaches, Apricots, I Raisins, Currants, Apples, I f. etc. They save sugar and I vou can make many tasty, I 1 EORGE P.

FEENAN of 303 Hicks a member of the M. G. Co. of the 58th has been wound- ed. Fatal Apology The return match between Pet Lane and Johnny Sheppard brought a big house to the Ring, London, on September 28.

The men had previously fought a very exacting 20 rounds to a draw. Now, after a strenuous bout, Sheppard won in the 18th round. He put Lane down and Lane was so weak that to avoid punishment he went on one knee without a blow. The referee gave a caution, and on rising Lane held out his hand. This was taken as a token of defeat, but after the verdict had been given Laone stated that he had no idea of surrendering; he merely wished to apologize to Sheppard for falling without a blow.

In the circumstances, however, there was every reason to believe that he gave his hand to signify defeat, and therefore the referee (H. W. Keen) was justified in his ruling-. ft: ALFRED B. KIPLING of 15 Glen-ada a member of Co.

Dlst Pioneer has died in France of pneumonia. RABUN. Daniel Vick. Ark. RAY.

Fred Burton, Grove City, Pa. UOMHACGH. Chester Sutter, 111. ROWLIOS, Phillip Clearfield, Pa. NCATES.

Edward M-, Hazelwood, N. C. SCOTT, Walter Ludlow, Okla. SHOEMAKER, Albert Oconto, Neb. SMITH, Bruno, Everson, Pa.

SMITH, Irwin Ulio, Pa. S.MIT11, Ishuiii Cook Place, Tenn. STALRtI JORGE 11, Goorge Belgrade, Minn. STACDK.NMAVER, Goo. J.

L'tlca. N. Y. STINNETT. Westley Townscnd.

Tenn. STRICKLAND, Harry, Mlneola. Tex. Francis, Urcaux Itildso, La. TADLOCK.

Ray Phllndelnhia. TATE. Robert Winston-Salem, N. C. Ti-IFRMAN.

Harold Lawrence, Kan. TREACY. Peter .1., Jersey City, N. J. TRIC10.

Hill. Eemias. Tenn. URBAN, William, (TiIcubo. WALSH.

Charles, Hazzard. Pa. WASH HORN, Charles, Hovell, Mich. lAftuil K. Jsteve, BlJlTalo.

X. 1. ALOWSKI, Felix. Steubenvllle, O. DIED FKO.H WOINIIM KECEIVKD IN ACTION, l.ieutenunt.

O'NEALFO, James 30 Church st, N. Sergeant, SEARS, Earl Chicago, 111. Corporal. DOW, Leroy Center Harbor, X. H.

Cook. HESS, William Broadbrook, Conn. Vrivateit. GREEN. Lyman Colonial Heights, Va.

HESS, William, Riverside, Wash. SRUTEK, John. Chicago, III. TANKERSLEY, Daniel Winchester, 111. TECH.

Wllliurn. Calumet. Okla. THRAPP. Frank Denver.

Col. WAGNER. Harold Frulta. Col. WALSH.

William mi E. 18Sth st, N. Y. ZANE, Ralph Lake City, la. DIED OF DISEASE.

Sergeant. MORIARTY, Edward Pawtucket, R. I. rrivales. BLt'MENSHINE.

Chester McNeeley, S. CARTER. Alexander, Oconee, Ga. uliUlSTICK, Harry. Pprlnglleld, Mass.

GREEN. Joe, Bluffton. S. c. GUILLORY.

Levy, Center Point, La. HAAS, Albert Bennington. N. II. HENRY, William Beillngham.

Wash. JONES. Nathaniel, Marlanna. Ark. ALASKA.

Joseph. Tren. Mich. KRESOWSKI. Adolf, Wllkes-Barre, Pa.

MODRESKA. Bruno Trenton, N. POTTER. Leonard Granger, la. RAWLINGH.

Claude Durham, N. C. SELLERS. George Lottie, La. SIOMMLEH.

William Mauds, O. SHOEMAKER, Ambrose, Wesson, Miss. SPAKWASSER. Ph. C.

New Cambria, Kan. THOMAS. Floyd Oral. S. I).

THOMPSON, Harley Bloomflold. la. WOIND10U SKVKRKLY IN ACTION. Lieutenants. McKEON, Andrew .1., Dover, N.

J. OLIVER, Will Florence, S. C. JOLLEY, George Clarksburg, O.i PEIllti, rtutua Hawthorne, Fla. Nergeants.

CHAPMAN. Harley Bryan. Elk City, Kan KOCH, Alvln .1., Racine. Wis. MURPHY, Fred, Wausau, Wis.

Corporals. ttUTZMANN, Henry Ilerea, Ohio. MICHAUD, Euclyde, Ledges, New Bruns wick, anaua. Ml I.CAIIY, Thomas 388 Hit In st, Brooklyn, N. V.

OA KM A Henry 677 Lincoln place, Brooklyn, Y. PATRICK, Buck Escatawpa, Ala. HAND, Charles E. Lake Placid, N. Y.

LANE. Sum BcHsemer, Ala. Thomas Jackson, Tenn. Privnles, BLAIR. Milton Hallos'.

Idaho. CAIISHY. Doctor Cllffslde. N. C.

CONONERIO. Frank. New Orleans, La. PKEWS. Harry.

Maribcl, Wis. EVANS, Jesse. Annistou. Ala. KAFKA.

Charles, Chicago. KGUE1S.IS. John I. Worcester, Mass. KOCOT.

Plotr. Chicago. MOI.SON, Ed. All W. 147th N.

T. PIGGOTT. William 10.. McClure. 111.

STA.ISNES. Joscpli 11., Hill Stntlon, Va. WINDHAM, Samuel Clakinan, Ala. WOVNDLD IN ACTION (DEGREIO VNDE-TEKMINED). Sergeant.

GLENNIE, James A Montpejicr, Vt. Corporal. HAMILTON, Donald, Mccedali, Wis. rrivates. BARNEY, Alfred Hudson.

Mass. BERAN. John Donver. Col. FADDEN.

John Dunniore. Pa. GOLDSTEIN. Morris Chicago. GOUCHER.

Arthur Fred, Ettrlck, Wis. HARP.IGI0R. Wilbur, fclgel. Pa. HART.

Jack. Philadelphia. HEGEDUS. John. Oil City.

Pn. HUNTER. Jnhn 337 E. 13d st, N. Y.

IANNUCCL Lucio, Pittsburg. Pa. KLEKAR. Jim Hailettsville, Tex. LA HA Y.

Art hur Lew Iston, Me. LA BRACK, Arthur South Ashburnham, Mass. LANDER. Itclnhold. Moshelm.

Tex. Harry Boston. Mass. LARSON. Eddie Gwlnner.

N. D. McGRAW. Arthur Danbury. Conn.

MACHERY. Charles Wordcn, 111. MARSHALL, Oscar. Dnna. 111.

MONTGOMERY. Robert Moulton, Ala, SPltUlEL. David. La Gross, Ga. SW110NTON.

Frank, Thorp. Wis. WHITE, Ease, Kidds Store, Ky. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Mujor.

LEWIS, William, Racine, Wis. Captain. SHARP, Reuben Kane, ra. Lieutenants. GH CKM.VN, Areiull.

IBO.I 45tll st, Brooklyn. LtiNG. Henry Unlimlown, Ala. PETTY, DeAVitl Lawrenccvtlle, 111. SANBORN, John West Medford, Mass.

Glenn 10.. San Antonio, Tex. KIOLI.IOY. Henry 10., New Canaan, Conn. PICKETT, Lee, Spencer, Wis.

Sergeants. ARNOLD, Harley Leltoy, Sparta, Wis. POLITICAL. at Sales reports from 8 leading cities just as received our main office last month: Army and Navy Club, Washington, D. C.

i "Fatima sells biggest irrespective of price" Believue-Stratford, Philadelphia: "Fatima outsells all other cigarettes, except two 25 -cent brands" Congress Hotel, Chicago: "Fatima is one of the leading sellers among the better brands" Hotel Astor, N. Y. Cityt "We sell more Fatimas than any other cigarette" Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati: "Fatima leads all other brands in sales" Hotel Sinton, Cincinnati: "More Fatimas are sold than any other cigarette" Hotel Willard, Washington, D. C. i "Fatima is biggest-selling cigarette" Marshall Field's Gentlemen's Grill, Chicago: "Fatima is as big if not a bigger seller than any of the other high-class brands" Officers' Club, West Point: "More Fatimas smoked than any other cigarette" The Ponchartrain, Detroit: "Fatima is the second best-selling brand" Racqcet Club, St.

Louis: "Fatima is largest seller" The Shoreham, Washington, D. C. "With one exception, Fatima is best seller" Union Club, Cleveland: "Fatima is one of the largest sellers" Yale Club, New York City: "Fatima continues to be one of the three best sellers" FATIMA A Sensible Cigarette And Fatima gives full, honest value in-stead of "showy" looks. It is for every smoker who wants a cigarette that never "talks back," even if a man should smoke more often than usual. THE MAN WHO PUT COUNTRY ABOVE PARTY Democratic Nominee for Congress Tenth Coiisivssioiiitl District Comprising 5lh, 6lh and 23d Assembly Districts GEORGE W.

MARTIN Pledged to the Vigorous Support of President Wilson Horn in Brooklyn, June 2ii, 1876, and a resident of Brooklyn nil his life. A graduate of Yale University, admitted to the bar in Assistant District Attorney four years, A practic-inrr attorney at 215' Montapue Street. Member of B. I'. 0.

Elks No. 22, Society of Colonial Wars, Phi Sifrma Kappa and Brooklyn Bar Association. I GEORGE W. MARTIN IKORC.i; MARTIN. Alter a conference Reuben Haskell.

Republican nominee for Congress In the 10th District, and George Martin. Democratic nominee, decided that In view of the possibility of the election of Abraham I. Shlplacorf on the Socialist ticket, they would consent to withdruw from the election upon a decision rendered by Judge lOdgar M. Cullen. with the understanding that Leader MeCuuey was to present the case of Mr.

Martin and Mr. Livingston to present tho case of Mr. Haskell. AVhen Judge Cullen was asked If he would serve as a referee he declined to do so and practically gave a decision In the matter as follows: "It Is one of those questions which from the facts as presented to me seem incapable of anything like a Judicial decision or. In fact, a decision on anv sound principle that occurs to mo now.

In my Judgment the best way to decide II Is by lot. A derision by lot or chance Is not alanys gambling, on the contrary, there are some matters that nubody would tolerate except by decision by t. No one would tolerate a Jury being selected from Hie panel as the men whom he thought best iiualifled to serve. On thu contrary, they aro drawn bv chance or lot from out of the box. So It Is In this case.

of these parties seems qualified and has a valid claim lo seek an election, lo wit lh nomination of Its party. Hence, as already slated. I think the only fair way to decide It is by lot. In this declaration of mv opinion I assume that there Is no suc marked superiority In the chances of on. one Is tho only MAIITIN WAS WILLING BUT HASKELL WOULD NOT..