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New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
SpENCERL4N IS BE4TEN.
Couldn't Garry 4IIotted Weight in
Fair Grounds Handicap.

>-szr-0-1eans March 6.-Inspector Halpin. Il Dot
,o-s a.5 kitty Patt were winning favorites to-day
= tFs crescent City Jockey Clubs track. Inspec-
So usfnin scored an easy vistoTy, but the others
.-s-s driven hard, and wen by the narrow margin
of 3 head
srepceriau was asked to concede too much weight
q, ~ handicap ana The pace set was too fast for
%ir1 The weather was clear and the track last
The summary
r4-.+ raes ,slx surlongs)-Inspector Hapin, 107 ON
.-b-l-sl to 10 won. Dane Music I05 IL. Phillips.
G = sscoa5. Darius 1lu q. Martin. 70 2. third.
Tg-s slz&. Hannibal Bey swedish Lad. Maxey
sc5rs rsoe (cve and half furlougs)-Il DoItore 100
1~e % J. Prestige, 81 tCrmmius) 10 /,
sr9-s- Diamond Betty, 81 iAubucaGnl, 70 !, third.
TIne 1919 RCnolet Pity Frank Bill Liglt Note.
TGurt CsI Cou5ure Gal Corona Barker and Florence
9sy Elso rza Nii5 T-ssr ana Duncan left al post
won. Csp-zin Arnold IC7 tCriuHins), 10 1. second
EianSs A1rcss, 100 u. Martini ? 10 J. third Time.
lzIA Lite Scout and Natsdor also ran
F5l-rt tlsDdlcap: mile and szteerth)-Irapper.
M iAuaucl1r}. u l. won; Terms koc % CE. R.cel
? 10 J. seeauli Spenceran III "a. Fhps). third.
Trs. IA. p. Monte, NhippoOrHil and Dalesman also
Fgf,A race u-ue)-st. Daniel. Ils CdoGee) 10 TO l.
Eon: EucSeber-v FINN ii5 dee. 10 10 ]. second.
zs1gi- IL lL-ni1icH 70 / third. Time. LASS Bob
P5npan5 Safeguard. Missile. Bufinch and New Am
sts-1sU also -an-
s1lh race mile aad seventy yards)-Ponca io7 sha-
terl l. won Bishop Weed, 100 lFreemau) 10 /.
fsso15; NcTyillsms. 1l5 Cficks). third. Tine,
"a Milsdi Love. MINT Bed. Lady Free Kng ght. John
Ethe 1-z-k LADY Mistake also ran. Dixie Lad LETT
FaE1.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
CLOUD CLEARED FROM CUP RACE.
English Sporting Paper Comments on Deci-
sion of International Conference.

The London illustrated Sporting and Dramatic
News" in its issue of February % prints the fol-
lowing on motoring
given 10 the world on Tuesday morning. and which
cleared the murky atmosphere which had been
Idst TWO months Inc delegates at the internatonai
conference have decided that the Grand PriX shall
I4c thls means that the next cup contest Will be
held on the sporting lines hitherto. The
Grand PTlX. which can only be looked upon a
trade race, Is LETT to the manufacturers, and the
contest for the blue ribbon Of automobism is still
an event for the nations. The agreement make
the GORDON Bennett race an open one from 1893
onward is against the interests of the sport from
an amateur point of view, but 1t seemed TO be the
great deal may happen between now and 1906.
An expert who is holiday making in America
writes Of the Chicago Automobile Exhibition that
the machines although conforming to a great ex-
tent to European patterns. are mostly of home
manufacture; The chassis are mostly OF Light
main idea in the construction seems to have been
the saving Of weight. The finish of frames parts
motor lawn mowers. motor bicycles and agricultural
motors are very thinly represented II will be a
steam cars. The bulk Of American automobiles
at time either steam or electrically driven
but the petrol or gasolene engine. as they call IT,
now holds sway. Chain drive is also displaced by
the Cardan shaft and since the home makers have
taken 70 constructing cars these lines the Euro
pean imports have fallen off considerably, and such
European cars as are landed rarely penetrate be-
yond the Eastern States
The larger types or automobiles such as one sees
in Paris and London, not in much favor. Iimou-
sines, in small sizes. to be everywhere
and are undoubtedly wanted IN a country where
the Chicago exhibition engaged an excellent band
but 1t met with rather treatment from those
band struck up. the spectators left the exhibits to
listen TO the music but the attendants retaliated
whistles, which totally ecllpsed the band and
brought back the customers to their stands.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
NEW HARLEM REGATTA OFFICERS.
Course To Be Lengthened to About Mile
and Half-Cups for Veterans.

AT the annual meeting of the Harlem Regatta
Association held in Pabst's Harlem CASINO last
,iprt arrangements were made for the Memorial
Day regatta and the following officers were elected:
President K. NJ DE La Nergne: Vlce-presldent'
Emil klmelDurg; secretary ana treasurer T. -.
Ionnen; assistant secretar Francis Mckee.
II was decided increase the course for the Har-
lem regatta. which has been mile, to as
near one mile and one-half as possible. Albert
Russell OF the Metropolitan Rowing Club, II was
announced has presented to the association a cup
10 be competed for TWO years by members VINO nave
rowed in singles for twenty years or more mere
is also medal in doubles under similar conditlons.
In The contests for Memorial Day there Will be a.
novice race for the of members under sixteen
years of age; quarter-nile dash; the regular con-
fests OF singles doubles, eghts in junior inerme-
date association and senior races, gigs and four
oars There viii also be races for the members or
the Naval Reserve.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Fs-< rzce selling; furlongs)-TripIe Silver 100:
.seaore. 100; Torio 102; Diplomat lO2. Fa-isienne.
20 Fa7uette, 100; George Perry, 10; Belle OF Portland
j5. Optional Jos. Mary Glenn 1US ALhlaCE,
Raven. 1L0 Onsx. JIG; ". 7. Palmer II2. Aard 1I3.
is.iIinP six Acknowledgements
uis -; Sadduce= "a Eva Russell 81; A6eu l0l; Dr.
F.srtels Louise Fisron, 10l J. ". O'NeNl 1I2;
EEur Ir3. Eesry, 104; Censor Opera, I06;
Ben AscDnui. lg5: Rawhide los: F'tzbrillar 100.
ceiling. four furIoagstslyrruidoD 90 Ada
E, Ma-v -; Syntax 1Oo Little Hese 102 Black Eyes,
C1Cott. To-: Billy Wh!sksr lG3. Handbag,
M McD5ugie lo6- Wooilen 107; FilatoTy I19; Blue
Grass LAD. J g.
.oa Hands lo2 Rs1lard, JG4 Judge Hines l94i
kings Trophy. los Old stone IL: Rapid Water IA
Fifta race ceiling. furIonEFl Simplicity @S Ry
Wzn-s Is. Bzu1ock Belle, 100, Iacette, lel; Lacy III
sa1 Ia2 Annie ooe. IC2. FTeseItsert. lO4 Nellie Rus
eel loa: Precious Queen Rose, los; Antinony. loo;
Elfis7 lD7 Hedrian 1J7 Opalaat= iu5i GOtcWin, IL
Sixth selling. mile and q1arter-Aiete9c. 1po'
erevtaz 100 King IU2. Lord Ter-yson l02 Love 3
lsbour 80 EVELYN Kinsev l05 G-ldaEa IO5: Exclaua
rou I05. ExtoI 1G5. 107; The Huguenot lOIi
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
BANK OF YARMOUTH CLOSES DOORS.

Yarmouth N s.. March 6.-The Bank OF Var
mouth closed its doors to-day. The firm OF W. II.
Redding & Sons, boot and shoe dealers here. has
made an assignment for the benefit OF creditors.
The capital of the Bank of Yarmouth is 10000.
At the time OF the last statement December 81. 1904
the deposits amounted TO nearly 100000. The re-
serve fund was $4,000, and the profit and loss
$3.50. The president Of the concern, Senator
John L.Ovitt, is of the wealthiest men OF Var
mouth. 1t was announced that Redcing & Sons
owed bank amount in the vicinity of $500
1t is understood that the firms liabilities exceed
$4,000. The loan account OF the bank is about
s60On
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
PREPARING FOR TROUT SEASON.
Long Island Clubs Expect to Increase Limit
of Number Caught.

PASSPORT, Long Island March (SpeciaD. The
members Of the South Side and other sportsmen $
clubs in this section, composed of Manhattan bus-
ness men, actively preparing for the legal open
Ing OF the trout fishing season on Long Island.
which promises to be most successful one. AT
the South Side Club the have become so
numerous that II is proposed TO increase the limit
caught by each member from fifteen TO twenty-five.
The meet Of nshinS boats has been enlarged, while
the rods and tackle have been completely over
hauled
The Long Island Country Club. which controls
some of the best trout ponds and streams on the
island, is contemplating some superior sport as soon
the ice mets.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
CITY COLLEGE GAMES APRIL 3.

The annual indoor meet Of the College Of the
city OF New-York VIII take place Saturday evening,
Arrf at the sth Regiment ArmOry. s4th-st. and
I3arl,-a,e The following contests are open TO all
registered athletes: SIXTY and 800 yard dashes'
Ssl-yaTd and and one-ttf mn Ille 0so I'm; ,.a;
Te9Vv marching order open 10 the sth Regiment
80 s,J TnLice and 0J-vaTd invitation. silver cup
IN he awarded the club college scoring the
most points There viii be a l00,yard dash chanl-
,-;gusIfju elementary schools, ana a one
5tle reiav race handicap. to nigh and pTepar-
atory schools. Entries close Apr4 win ). w
=, Aeara No Il LeAIng gton-sVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
NEW UNDER WATER TEAM RECORD
Yale Swimmers Set New Mark-Win Water
Polo Game from Columbia.

water relay race four men each. TO swim one hun
dred feet. was made by the Yale team in exhibi-
ton at the Crescent Athletic Club, Brooklyn last
Saturday night. The Yale swimmers who broke the
Tecord were o. NJ Reid r L Nuhn, T. H. Hart
and J. B. Curtiss. Yale also defeated Columbia IN
Goals for Yale were made by &. 7. Neal, Hart and
Reid and Two by Halpin for Columbia.
A candle race was by REID, of Yale Co
lup1bia's relay of eight defeated Yale. j. VIII
shire Of Yale in the plunge for distance, went
= feet To Y feet made by II. Brown, Of Columbia
: /. Mather Yale, defeated Won SaH. Columbia, in
a hfty-yard swim on the back.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
YALE CREW ROWS IN HARBoR.
Kennedy Says He Will Have His Fastest
Varsity This Year.
LEY rELEaRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

crew squad took 10 the harbor to-day for the first
time this year, and put in about one hour pulling
in short stretches. If the weather continues good
the oarsmen Will be found in the harbor every
afternoon of the week. and then the real work will
BEGIN The men rowed in pair oars. and put good
deal OF dash in their work Kennedy did not over
work them. but felt encouraged at the showing.
He SAYS the crew this year will be the fastest that
ever rowed for Yale only two Of last years
were lost through graduation Captain Cross and
Miller rowing Nos. : and s. respectively
Chase ineligible last year, is looked a
strong candidate for this years crew, These men
raeh Defrees, Gregory, Harris, Moon, Morse, Ort-
nayer H. Scott Whitney. Taft Low, Ballard.
Blair Chase Daily, A Scott and Weeks
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
RANERs AND JOCKEYS GET LICENSE:
Stewards Also Approve Officials for the
Maryland Club.

he following officials were approved for the
HsIysnd Jockey Club at 4 meeting Of the stew
= .at q the Jockey Club held yesterday Joseph A.
@srphy. steward and handicapper; Frank J. Bryan
s1o Wlls n ?. riggs. judges. John Boden. clerk
= ihe scales; "PniI' McGinnis. starter and W. r.
Sorch timer
iAe following Licenses were granted:
s-fsineTs-FTank Alexander. NJ n. Alien. T. Z. Aud
Fe-si g Bluue James sute Joseph a. Sroschari, g
EI9elgs. George Brown Matt Eyrres, Charles I
= Bsvis N L r5e7Iip Henry I5odsos SAN J. Dog
- james 7. Donovan. = 3. boswell A. +. Doyle
- DgHseBr Louis Enton. William Farrell. James fltz-
Eeoas. James Flanagan. George W Forman, Ben
GIL Patrick Gallagher. George T.. Gavin william
a. keter O. Cisazoa, Henry GRAHAM L. l. ifaFsa.
- = Ials. Za0nss Greene. II. IA GE4dln. c. c Hail.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
GOOD RUNNERS FOR GAMES OF 7rH.

In the haIf-miie special one of the features Of
the 9TH Regiments games on March 25 invitation
10 which has been extended TO all the runners OF
the National Guard the record 2:03 40. promises
10 be broken as Howard Valentine and Charles
Bacon of the 22d Regiment Athletic Association
and Grafton Smith, champion OF the "a Regimen
viii compete For the intercollegiate two-mile re,
Law Yale viii send Parsons, whose opponent VIII
be Taylor OF Columbia Princeton may De rep
resented in the hnal relay by Williams.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
PRINCETON BASEBALL SQUAD IN CAGE
Start in with Light Work Under Captain
Wells and Hillebrand

Princeton, n. J.. March (SpeciaI-Captain Wells
and Hillebrand to-day called out the varsity base
ball candidates from the three upper classes and
squad of freshmen for work IN the cage. The
freshmen have been at work for the last week
down. in the cage handling groUnders and getting
practice in batting Their squad was reduced to
twenty at tie end Of last week The varsity
from the three upper classes have been working
J ard IN the gymnasium for the last week. and to-
day reported the cage fO- the first time.
Only light preliminary work in batting and hand
ling sroInders was given them, but the work VIII
be gradually increased and a team put into Condi-
ton soon possible. The all working
hard and u strong team is promised.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

~ ~ Hanna, William Harris T. J. Healey. George B.
11ill Michael Hogan William Hogan. John Hook Walter
s. House Charles II. Hughes. William Hurley J. r
H5y2nd, Doane Rhyner, John Hynes w. B. Jennings
william Jennings jr.. James Johnston A J. Joyner, w
y. KRrrck J. A. Kyle, stephen J. lawer, Frank Light
root, b L. Littiebed. c. Littleheld Ldttlefeld c.
Mack, J: T. Madden, Jers Mahoney. Thomas Z. Mannix
W r. Maxwell J p Mayberry, Rodger Minton William
Norris. w. H. Mosby J. r. McAvoy. William McCann,
.Ify' Mccarthy. J. h AfcCausky. James Mclaughlin
G. s orrtson Edward Peters F. 81 Philips John Phil
hrs W z Pailips 4. J. Phicque. W. F. Presgrave
Charles A. Reynolds c. r. Rowe. Frank Sale John
schlosser. Jares Seanett John Shields w Shields Al
bert Slmons, John T. Smith w H. Snyder, Charles Tar
ter. John Il. Thornby. William II Tint1ons G r. Tomp-
kins. x. Tucker, r. J Walden. r. w. Walden E.
Milkens Frank Dwyer. Thomss Welsh, George f. Vent
Wheeler. ". c. Wise. Enoch Wshard and A. thinner.
Jockeys--J. ChapTell. W. Crimmins, J. Croghan. l.
De Souza. James Dgglns. James Egan, George Finch
Miham Cannon Joseph GerNa-dt. Jares Henressy ].
Henderson, ". Hicks. Lee J. Martin. Walter Mil
Ter baria l. Nlcho clyde hillips H. Phillips. Arthur
=. tfeofern- F0mane J. Schiiling,
John Sperng William Storms Harry Thompson, S.
Wainwright and John J. Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
JUDGMENT AGAINST LAURA BIGGAR.
Attorney of Actress Who Sued Henry M.
BENEFITS Estate Gets $35542.

Judgment for $3.50 A was rendered yesterday by
Justice Seabury In the City Court in favor OF Da-
yid Bernstein a lawyer Of this city. against Laura
Biggar Bennett, known on the stage as Miss Laura
Riggar. She sued the estate of Henry NJ Bennett
the Pittsburg millionaire. contending that she was
his wife.
When the complaint served Miss Bggar put
In an answer, but when the case was called Tor
trial the defendant failed 20 appear. An inquest
was taken and judgment by default was given 10
the plalptln.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
LYTLE CUP DRIVER.
viii Race Colonel POpe's Entry for
Rennett Automobile Contest.

Herbert Lytle has been named to drive the Pope
Toledo car named as a candidate for the Bennett
Cup race in France in June. Lytle gained a repu-
tation as daring and skilful driver in the Wander
blk Cup Long Island He in third in
the contes' q A-horsepower Pope-Toedo.
His car ha-- -een entered for the race by Colonel
Albert A. Pope and Will be finished within couple
OF weeks. Although details Of construction have
been given out ii IS learned that the is of six
cylinders and is expected TO go seventy-hve miles
hour.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
NAVAL FOOTBALL MAN RETURNS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Annapolis Nd March 6.-Midshipman Charles r.
chambers OF Ohio who lately resigned from the
Naval Academy on account of deficiency In studies'
has been reappointed. and reached Annapolis to-
6av He is member Of the football team ana me
heaviest IN the academy, anu ~ sissA' N~
Tor next seasons eleven.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
W. E. sCHUTT WINS AT OXFORD.
Rhodes Scholar from Cornell Finishes First
in Three-Mile Run.

oxford England. March 6.-At the university
field sports to-day. Warren Ellis Schutt the Rhodes
scholar from Cornell University, the thTee-mie
run in 1904 Is. Schutt won by five yards from NJ
II. GCdby, the winner Of the two-mile race a the
oxford Cambridge Harvard ale games of 1904.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
Country Board Wanted.

Family OF three. with maid. desires
good accommodations tor the summer on
farm within two hours ride from New
York City (Westchester County pre-
ferred). 1ust have good rooms. good
board. bath and stable. Ii not able to
fulfil these requirements. please do not
answer. Address SUMMER FARM, p. o.
Box sd. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

red apple TO give pquancy the Offering The tree
Is hberaly pstronized by the appreciative birds:
snd Is an object of much interest to neghbors and
passersby. The example is one that might well be
emulated by all bird lovers
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

PED I'd" LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto cabeIo, Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao. calling at San Juan, p. R
Pier IL. adjoining Wall st. Ferry, Brooklyn.
s. S. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday March IS,
s s. CARACAS. &turday, April J.,
For La Guayra. Curacao Narscaibo
g. S. ZUIIA Saturday March
s. S. MARACAIBO Saturday March noon
superior accommodations pas
nengeis
BOCLTON, BLISS 4 DALLETT,
General Managers. So Wall 50.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
Country Board.

BET Err this cut and save Z and wis.
because wtll be high this ssrirg.
Buying best OF pro Visions costly and
Besides good servants almost tu90ssihle.
Beginning May win find IL far cheaper 70
Freak up housekeeping aad
Beard here Chateau. IS provtle4 fNa
Best OF every accommodation for the refined
Beautiful large grounds pines. fountain. etc
Booklet descriptive With moderate price upon
application the Chateau. Passai>. Y. J.
JUST across the North River the Erie r r.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
Ocean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 51-52. North River
Caronia new Mar. II. "a NJ Etruria PM
Mar. IS. PM Campania Apr. M
Lucania Mar. 25 AN. ICaronia (new) Apr Is I p
from New York $50; second cabin s42 SO
upwards, according 10 steamer and accommodations
MISUNDERSTANDING.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
Saloon Rates. x65 upwards
CARPATH1A- Mar. Z r. NJ IS
sUIITONIA. Mar. n P. NJ: a June 20
SLAVONIA Mar. rs. Noon; May % July IL
PANNONIA II, 10 n NJ Juns {
Carries Second and Third Class Only.
Apply % Broadway, New York
VERNON H. BROWN General Agent,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

The London illustrated Sporting and Dramati
News in its issue of February % prints the fo
lowing on motoring:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-21
DOLLY" AT THE DEPOT
But sh, Did Not shak, Hands With The President.

Dolly" was at the depot To met the
President. and is very much chagrincd
that she did not shake hands with him.
She was attired in black silk skirt.oyer
which was that handsome opera CLOAK,
which in her hurry To dress she put on
wrong side out; a black straw hat
trimmed with rpd. white and blue hunt
ing with ribbon streamers. On heiront
OF her breast was large picture oi Presl-
dent Mckinley andRoosevelt when he was
vice President. In her hand was a
leather bag filed with letters purported
10 have been received from the President
From her ears We're suspended heavy
ear rings. which she says President
Mckinley gave her years ago, when she
was his cook. The crowd, realizing the
conditions, kept Dolly back from the
Presidential train, and she did not be
come prominent until the train had
glided out of the depot. Then she broke
loose and the air was sulphuroUs.
Several local gentlemen were objects oil
her wrath. and she wished them at II
warmer climate for preventing her from
meeting the President. Up Main street
she came and went 10 her home, and
carefully laid away her toggery, until
the President comes back. She told her
woes to all she met
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-21

AssernbIynan Tighe's letter should
be read BY every brain worker leading
q strenuous life.
Hon. John Tighe, No. IS Remsen St.,
Cohoss, N. Y, Member of Assembly
from the Fourth district, Albanycounty,
n. Y, writes as follows:
"PeFuna has my hearty endorsements
as . restorative tonic of superior merit.
At times when have been completely
broken down from excess Of work, so
that my faculties seemed actually at
standstill, Peruna has acted as healing
restorer, starting the machinery of mind
and body afresh with new life and
energy.
"I recommend ii TO n man tired in
mind and body IS q tonic superior to
anything 1 know Of and well worthy
serious consideration. ."-J. Tighe.
Excess OF work so common in our
country causes impaired nerves, leading
to catsrrh and catarrhal nervousness
. disease that is responsible for half OF
all nervous troubles.
Peruna cures this trouble because 1t
cures catsrrh wherever located.
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once TO DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. o.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-21
Oct. 9th, 1905.
To the Citizens of Stafford, Fredericks
burg SpOtsylvania and Louisa:

To the Citizens of Stafford, Fredericks
burg, SpOtsylvania and Louisa:
have. a. YOU know, received the DEM
ocratic nomination for the State Senate
from your district and respectfully
solicit your support.
1t is impossible for me TO make per-
sonal canvass of the entire district. /
therefore take this method OF saying to
Won that il elected t) this position hope
to do some practical good especially
along the lines of advocating
/. The suppementing our present
school laws by giving the patrons oieach
separate school, white or colored, amOre
direct control over same, which believe
will infuse new life and efficiency into our
school system and remedy many detects
without losing any OF the present benefits.
. The supplementing our present road
laws bv giving the immediate users OF the
nublic roads in each vicinity more direct
control over the maintenance OF same
under a proper general supervision ana
direction. which believe will have like
effect upon our road system; and,
3. Along other lines Of legislation beg
IN assure YOU that ! will be all times
glided alone by an honest endeayor to
serve the best interests OF our state and
district 80
trust. therefore, that you will give me
vour active support between this and
November 9TH and will on that day east
vour vote for me for the position men
toned. .t..uu
Frederick Wilmer Sims