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MORE BOOSTERS ARE WANTED.
Every Citizen Of Colorado Should 30 q
Committee Of Ono to stand UP
for state.

Tor state.
Denver.-"California is one OF the
best advertised states in the Union
and the greater part OF this advertis-
ing has been done since the California
promotion committee. which aims to
advance every section OF California,
was organized In 1902" remarked
James Young OF the Colorado State
Commercial Association. He said:
This promotion committee has been
In existence only five years. but the
work It has done has brought results.
and the consequence IL that on every
side In the East the word has gone
forth that California Is the Mecca OF
those dissatisfied with their homes In
o:hrr states
"Coloraao has more resources than
Calif0vnians ever credited their state
with. There 10 one thing. however.
that California has that Colorado has
not At the present time and that is the
public spirit Of practically every one
OF Its citizens. which 's aiding the Call
tornin promotion committee In their
work OF building up the state. When
this same public spirit actuated the
minds OF Coloradoans and they aid tho
work Of the Colorado State CONNER
cial Association. then the state will
have q greater era OF prosperity than
the Pacific Coast commonwealth.
"The California promotion commit
tee. instead of being composed OF n
few men. Ii composed OF every citizen
Of the state. and the publicity work
Of the committee. In consequence. In
something immense. The citizens Of
California. when they are Interested
In an enterprise of any moment or
when they have what. in newspaper
parlancc. In called n story. immediteiy
inform the promotion committee and
that committee does the rest. As a
result the papers are filied with the
happenings Of California cities and
California enterprises. written up In
newspaper style and printed free Of
charge by papers In NIL parts OF Amer
len as straight, legitimate news, which
II Ii. In addition to being good udvcr.
tisin. for the state.
"Thc Colorado State Commercial AS
sociation aims To do the same work. or
even better work. as there In more op.
poriunity here. Rnd desires the coop.
Grafton Of editors of county papers.
business men and men Of all classes.
Any enterprise Of moment is worth n
story. any unusual crop report would
be gladly printed by the papers. any
happening out Of the ordinary IN worth
wriiin. up and could be printed In the
Colorado or Eastern papers. Thus at
tcntion would be- called to Colorado,
and settlers, Investors and tourists
would have their attention directed
this way to tho great advantage Of the
tiatc.
THE methods that have won out In
California arc worth trying In Colo
rado. and the results would more than
repay business men and others for tho
time II would take them to lot the
publicity bureau Of the Colorado State
Commercial Association know Of the
many in,crcsiin. events that come u
their attention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
$500. 900 Building for endesvorers.

Boston.-The National Christian
Endeavorer Society has planned TO
raise half million dollars for a build.
ing in Boston as a memorial of quar-
ter Of century Of Christian Endeavor
work.
II is planned that the building is u
be not only the Christian Endeavor
headquarters, but that parts Of II may
be rented to provide an income. Tho
fund for the building has thus far
reached $4,000. but the impetus given
the scheme at the Seattle convention
will, II 10 believed, rcsul, in the com.
pletion OF the half million fund before
the next biennial gathering.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
Babe Drowned In Ditch.

Piatteville, Colo.-Claud. the fifteen
months-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce,
was drowned in an irrigatinr ditch.
The boy was playing on one side OF
the ditch while his parents were work.
ing In beets on the other side. The
water was a foot and a half deep. II
is supposed that the baby tried to
ford the ditch to reach his parents and
fell under the water. The doctor
worked for an hour and a half before
he abandoned the case.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
Seek Railway Bids.

Casper. Wyo.-Josepb II. and Fred
I.obeIl. who recently Announced that
they had interested foreign capital In
the construction OF a railroad from
Orin Junction to the Salt creek oil
field. a pipe line from the Popo Agic
oil field to the railroad and two REIN
cries, are seeking bids for the survey
ing Of the proposed railway.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
Sees Dead Babe In water.

Fort Collins. Colo.-The sight OF her
dead baby floating in an irrigating
ditch Is believed to have caused Mrs.
Nicholas Vigil to lose her mind. Last
month her child was drowned and she
herself took II from the water. Recently
she was sent to the home of her par.
ents at Pueblo. from which place she
may be put in the insane asylum un.
less the condition of her mind I'M
proves. She is said now to be violently
insane.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
CRISIS, SAYS
CUCCENHEIM
.sosH. ALL BosH." SAYS UNCLE
JOE CANNON. AND THERE
you HAVE IT.
ROOSEVELT As KING
TRANSFORMING SOCIAL LIFE IN
TO eTYLE THAT PREVAILS
IN ROYAL COURT.

Paris.-"There Is n crisis approach
ing In the United States" says Solo
mon X. Guggenheim of New York. "lf
President Roosevelt can be reelected
an attempt will be made to assure him
permanent tenure of that ofiice. The
consequences OF no great a departure
from American and republican tradi'
tions are too great and far-reaching to
be ovcrestimated."
Next to the Rockefeller group there
is probably nowhere In America %
vast an aggregation OF family wealth
as that which Is held by the seven Gug-
senheim brothers. who control the
smeltcr trust.
It is supposed. II they were to d..
vide their wealth they would have rat
able. Quotabie values Of about $780,.
| 100000. . fortune Of 800 900 900 under
| the control OF q family council.
broadly speaking" said Gugsen.
.cim. 'there are many political par.
ties In the United States. Ono. of
course. will place William Jennings
Bryan In the heid for President Tho
second Is now In favor Of Secretary
Taft to head tho Republican party ~
the candidate 10 succeed Mr.. Roose-
welt.
But there is still xirons third.
term party for Roosevelt In spite Of his
announced determination not to run
again. A I have said. Mr.. Roosevelt
can bc prevailed up To run again. and
II he In elected there is u strong indi.
cation that nm cndcavor will be made
to keep him In the presidency for life.
This may seem TO be a revolution.
ary sort Of talk for n business man 10
indulge In. but look nj the way thinEs
Il L.. .l..s. -
try. The changes In the ordinary Gus.
toms Of life NJ the White House within
the past avc years will serve very well
to illustrate what I mean. They show
a very great and pronounced tendency
to form our morals on the style which
prevails In European capitals and
courts.
AT the White House there seems 10
bc a rapidly growing tendency TO mako
social life there more and more like
that OF q royal court"
washinston.-"Bosh. all bosh. To
mo II II simply question oi
whether the bulls do tho bears or the
bears do tho bulls. II the bulls win
thcy will got Il all. and vice versa
Tho farmers Of the country. and there
+. happens To be millions OF them. arr
not bothered BY this TAX OF nnahciai
panic
This was the talk Of Uncle Joe Can
non. who arrived hero from Illinois 10
hx up tho title to IN. site of the Paris.
Illinois. public building.
will you visit oysicr bay! he vas
asked.
II haven't been invited was his re.
ply.
How about presidential politics!''
was another question.
"oh. this IL dog days. There In moth.
ing doin. now. The music will not be-
gin until next spring. guess every
body can walt"
How about pitching hay! Are you
In trainins'"
Haven't pitched ono d straw.
was his explosive answer.
or the Standard Oils $40. .ooo. 900 finc
he said he didn't know whether or no,
Il was cxorbitant. The Standard OH
is ablc to care caro- Of itself" he cI'
planned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
Shipping Cattle.

Cheyenne. wyo.-Although the hay.
ing season il at its height. shipments
Of Wyoming grass cattle already are
going to market and the eastward tide
Of local beef will be at Its height with.
In the next few weeks. Wyoming
range stun is in top.notch condition
this year. conditions having been ia.
vorable during the winter and sum.
mer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
eNEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings Of tbs
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered From all
Parts of tho World Condensed
Into Small Space tor the Ben
eft Of Our Readers.
Personal

Personal.
August II. Havemeyer OF New York
died at his home aged 62 years.
Prince VI who headed the Korean
commission to The Hague and who
is now in New York. has been notified
that his government has condemned
him to deatu and his associates 10
life imprisonment.
Lieut. Graetx of the Prussinn army
will start from German east Africa IN
an attempt to cross Africa In q motor
car.
II is agrain reported that Richard
Mansfield the actor Is seriously III.
Sergeant Wesley Merritt, OF the
hospital corps. one of the first to be-
come infected with yellow fever In
Cuba. is dead.
william Allen White. OF Emporia.
Kan. is said to be writing novel.
Edwin NJ. Morgan has been ap'
pointed postmaster Of New York to
succeed VIII Cox. resigned.
Francis E. Leupp. commissioner OF
Indian territory affairs. has returned
to WASHINGTON after n protracted alb
sencc.
bTOI. w. II. ibetys u'oa ~ $50
mount college In Wichita. Kan. Ia
dead at his home In that city.
The republicans OF Maryland have
nominated George II. Gather. OF Bal
timore. for governor.
Mai. Harry +. Hodges has entered
upon his duties ms purchasing agent
OF the IsthmInn Canal commission.
with headquarters In Washington.
In nm interview at Reno. Nevada,
E. II. Hartman declared he would
own all the railroads In the country
could he get control OF them. lie
further stated he would answer NIL
questions OF the government when
called upon again.
Postmaster General Meyer has nn
nounccd that he will urge tho cstnb
lishmcnt OF n parcels post system and
postal savings banks by congress In
his forthcoming report.
o. W. Hitc. assistant warden oi
tho Kansas pcnitcntiary. is dead In
Lansing.
Tho Army OF the Philippines In sc~
sion at Kansas City. elected Capt. II
A. Crow. OF connclisviiic. Pa. as com
mnndcr-in-chicf.
Former President Cleveland Is rc
ported to be still confined to his
Princeton home by illness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
Miscellaneous.


government works.
Telegraph operators Of tho Axso-
ciaicd Press nj Kansas City have Join.
ed tho employees OF tho Western Union
and Postal telegraph companies and
s'--'-'- for increased pay and better
>.s.....s.Ji,r-
The finai report Of the invcstisa.
ting committee regarding the frauds
in connection with Pcnnsylvania's
new capitol building has been sub.
mitted to Gov. Stuart with n recon.
mcndation that the attorney general
be- instructed to begin proceedings
against the guilty parties nj once.
Gov. Folk has instructed Attorney
General Hndicy to bring custer suits
against Prosecuting Attorney John.
son and Sheriff Hcrpci Of st Louis
county for failure TO enforce the Sun.
day anti-saioon law In that county.
The government has filed In the
federal court In New York suit TO
compel T.. II. Hartman to answer Ger.
tain questions regarding his conncc.
ton with '.c Chicago and Alton rail.
road. He refused the information TO
the Interstate com. icrcc commission.
creasins prices To American cons,im.
'.-- while lowering them to the export
,.aur.
nrc said TO have found evidence tend.
ing TO show that rebates have recent
~ been paid by the 81. Paul road
to tno packing firm of schwarzschiid
4 Sulxbcryer Of Chicago and Kansas
City.
A Missouri Pacific motor inspection
car was run down and demolished
near Sedalia recently. The occupants
of the car saved themselves by jump.
ing.
A census Of the Panama canal zone
shows nearly 50.0O0 Inhabitants 20
per cent Of whom are white.
The state board Of railroad commits.
sioners has issued an order requiring
all railroads aoing business in In.
diana to equip their lines with auto.
matte block signals.
The Georgia legislature has passed
the bill DISTINGUISHING negroes.
The 1sthmian Canal commission is
advertising for bids for furnishing IL
locomotives for use in canal construc.
ton.
The principal part of the business
section Of Princess Anne. the county
seat Of Somerset count, Maryland.
was recently destroyed by FIRE.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Pope Automobile Manufacturing
company, of Hartford. Conn.
Judge Landis has postponed until
September 3. the grand Jury probing
= the charges of rebating against
the Chicago & Alton railroad.
A Frisco passenC train was wreck.
ed near Mountain Grove. Mo. The
engineer was killed by being crushed
under his engine as It rolled over into
the ditch.
Secretary Taft has returned to
Washington from his summer vaca.
tion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23

pied as stores were destroyed by fire
recently at Old Orchard. Me. Two
lives were lost and Eve persons were
injured.
J. Warren Hastings. since 1864 a
trusted Official Of the United States
subtrcasury in Boston. has been ar.
rested for the cmbexxlement Of $4,000
OF government funds.
The International Typographical
union has voted to hold Is next scs.
sion in Boston.
Missouri produced 26,206.93l corn
cob pipes last year valued at Si02. .513.
The veterans Of the Twentieth Kan.
sas infantry recently met in Kansas
City and organized n permanent as.
sociation. Capt. Claud Hamilton Of
Topeka, was chosen president. The
next reunion will be held in Topeka.
Secretary of the Treasury Cortel.
you has decided to again come to
the relief of the money market and
distribute government funds to aid
the movement Of this years crops.
British troops fired on the rioters
in the streets of Belfast, ireland, re-
Gently and as a result the hospitals
are overcrowded with wounded.
The Spanish government has or.
dered the removal of the excess tax
on importations of American flour.
The Oklahoma corn crop has been
suffering recently by the lack of rain
and the prevalence Of hot winds.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26

AND now the PostDispatch, a
Pulitzer paper, says there is too
much gold in the world and II IS
this that is causing high prices for
living. In 1896, says the Carthage
(Mo,) Democrat, when MIR. Bryan
said there was not enough money
for the business of the country and
demanded more silver, the P.-D.
and New York World derided him
and said gold was what was needed.
Now comes the complaint that there
| is too much gold. The fact is, the
money interests want dear dollar,
for they can then contrd the money
market. They would rather have
| a dollar hard tl get than see the
farmer getting 81 bushel for bis
wheat and good prices for his cattle
and hogs. To the man with mil
| ll1ons there is always too much
money. but for the poor man ii
cannot be too plentiful.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
sSedgewickville.

Cooler weather again.
Health is not so good now. The doc
tors are kept busy riding and have sew
eral cases of typhoid fever.
The Rev. Mr.. Hurst has been conduct
ING a series of revival meetings at SaF-
gent chapel the last week and will con-
tinue the services this week. The results
have not been all that was hoped for.
Quite number of the young people
of this vicinity took in the big show at
Cane Girarieau last Friday.
Miss Marie Hurst of Anna, Illinois,
who has been visiting her parents, Rev
ard Mrs. D. C. Hurst, few weeks, viii
depart in q few days for Marshall, No.
where she has position insniHstitutiou
| for the feeble minled.
g. 2. Jacobs received the sad intelii'
/ e-pcs Iass Tslursday that his son Claude
I who is working st Doe Run, had scci'
IdentaIly got caught in the machinery
Al ths rsfII snd he sssh Of one q IA
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
shell Ridge.

HssIfh i reasonably good
px Iauisou filed his regular ap-
,ofssueas At CzsteFyiIIe church last
Sunday
lin Cray Of Perkins creek eonsem-
pIases going 70 Colorado ftOT ms f's 'i'H,
weuish hfa a comfortable Journey ana
hose 70 hear of his early recovery ann
r-tnru home to his relatives and many
frisrEiz-
vTT5am Spencer Of Perkins creek is
"a the vaay list
Tze EssEe SRI ot David sheii vss seel-
s.1saIlv ssos through he hand lev
days ag0. ..s,-
~ CsbbsI Of Hzha IS visiting rei@'
ssv=z a Frsderiektswn-
The eoaasy zz5aa e he ?. z &c I. =
"a az Cazz5rvi78e eharshs Ssps- z1--l
= v.gI asssnaeL A bouHHful ire
ssuusr vas served -
j CaEhsI i kzElng > eisi'-'''z'
is-sa.s e h sssEasz
so szssr e Nzrsls - p
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
Monthly Report

OF Hawn school, districts, township ~
ranges 8 and 8, for the month beginning
August q and ending September ~;
Enrollment-Male, %; female, ".
Total, 80.
Total days attendance for all pupils
846k; average daily attendance, 4lh.
Number attending every day, "a.
Absent five or more days, g.
Hardness, %; truancy, Q; corporal
punishment, 0.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy; Mag
gle Davenport, Ina Mabuce, Norma
Reagan, Edna Mabuce, Maggie Meyers
Charles Green, Fred Davenport, Oliver
Davenport, Mccoy Meyers, Ebert Moy
ers. John Mabnce, Elmer Hawn, Percy
Hawn, Andrew Davenport, Mckinley
Slinkard.
Pupils are all taking interest IN thei
work. and we are glad to see the increase
in attendance, tho we feel the need 0
more and better seats. Patrons are es
pecially invited to visit us.
J. L. LuTEs, Teacher.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
BessyiIEe.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nj. Sites
September IS, boy baby.
n. n. Mabuce returned home from
Marble Hill Wednesday Of last week
after having served several days on the
grand jury
Hon. ]. n. welker attended annual
conference at West Plains last week.
The senior partner of ricketts, & Son
il running the sawmill at present.
Mrs. James Wood and children spent
SUNDAY in this neighborhood.
Tkasaas Fulton failed 70 arrive to teach
his singing classes this week.
Mr.. Hensey has been sick the ias'
week -,
EIhert Medium spent Sunday will
home folks in this vicinity.
/ Beaiauin SIinkard has purchased
/ sorrhun mill. This makes three mill
On adjoining farms in thisvicinity. The!
ar. not going to let any cane go to vast
IN our locality
Harley venabls IS moving "Uncie
Faues Watts to MArqsz.i this vneE
Dines Bess and family sp-sat SandS
aear Lodge
Iaev Bras ami family have move
- creeakdes 70 the fzEm recent
- = I-sssk nazszasart- -
uasa ssadsy sehsal hzzs o7esfz a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26

legs was almost entirely stripped from
the bone. He and his daughter, MISS
Elsie. started Friday morning to go TO
the unfortunate, and as they have not
returned further particulars cannot 90
obtained.
The r.. N. of A. gave an ice cream
festival last Saturday afternoon. The
chief attraction was ball game between
the Oak Ridge team and our boys. The
score was 8 toi4 in favor Of Oak Ridge.
Our boys played very well for their
practice, this being the third game they
had played.
J.H. Statler will move to Frederick
town this week and e. r. Mayfield will
move into the property vacated by MT
Statler.
o, yesl we almost forgot to report tht
wedding of September Is: Garrett Sea
baugh and Miss Emma Bollinger were
married by the Rev. E. Miller. MT
seabaugh is a prominent teacher Of ou
/ county. and the bride is daughter 0
William Bollinger, one of our mos
prominent farmers, and is an excellen
| Young lady. Their many friends WIS
| them all happiness and unlimited success
Eya ]. A. Y.
i
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
Trowel.

Farmers ara gettirg ready to SOW
wheat,
John Gather has employment at oran.
]. N. Shell is saving lumber these
days.
Moaroe Fowler will move to Gipsy to
run the stags factory engine
H.R. Pickett Is eIefking for j. NJ
Shell.
Fowler, who has had employment
in the round house at Cape GiFardeau,
cane home last Thursday.
Albert Bess is making sorghum these
days.
Ed. and Monroe Hendrix are eutane
bolts for the LusesviIle staEe factory.
Emanuel Gather Of Kraulman visited
| friends at this place last week
| Dude James moved back on his isrn
some tine ago.
Monroe Fowler has some hne eatti'
.tke expects to sell sooH-
/ IoTznee Fowler IS making ties fsles
JUMBO.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
our Correspondents
ShTun1.

Health il reasonably good.
The farmers are busy now cutting on
corn and preparing ground to SOW wheat
and grass.
Rev. Alfred Conrad filled his regular
appointment Sunday and large con-
greoation attended the services. Rev
Han preached an excellent sermon Sun
day night.
Peter Wallis and family visited his
brother, J. N. Wallis, recently.
John w. Rhodes and little daughter
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Eimira Denton and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. Cal Ridings last
Sunday night.
Arch, Rhodes visited a friend neal
here Sunday.
Some Of the boys of this vicinity went
10 Cane GfFsrdeau Friday and report
fine show. MAHA's BABY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
crnoI.ed Creek.

Farmers are preparing TO sow wheat
and almost al Of them are cutting eoTn-
sUpele Sam" HsEu vent TO Schumef
eur;nes for treatment this week. His
wits and daughter accompanied him.
Ian sony to say he Is in very po0f
health aspsesent.
IL wallis and family attended
ehureh az Plzinvisw znd visited relatives
IN that vicinity Sunday and Sunday
night .1
CT. Reagan and family visited At j
n wsTlis's On HzTrics1e SsnG@y.
Heury Lse and wife Of Nine Ia Motto
x,.sses ou our GEEK frOn FTidzy unEi
sasazY Of lzss week
Nesszz. z u sndD. c. HzNn sS'eH0-
Eas tss usesic zs B1sesEilss Saturday ana
xssssss frssads nszr 4hese-
.sTy-ese Iseks Hsxn sHd vile VIslssS
AJzzznssr Hes5eEso1's sasuT1sl
JAZZ.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
Drunk Branch.

Health is very good.
Quite number of our people attended
the Sunday school picnic at Marble Hill
last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Masters, who has beenqui'e
sick for some time, is able to be out
Miss Belle Poston of near Latin VS.
tied Miss Clarica Huffman, on our creek
W. H. Cobb is on the puny list.
Charley Bazzell and family moved TO
Marble Hill recently.
Mrs. Andy Bollinger, who has been
suffering with a very sore foot, is easier
Mrs. Ethel Adams and little son, Ed
gar. of our neighborhood, visited hei
sister. Mrs. Bessie Bazzell, in Marble
Hill recently.
n. BIanken and family attended the
funeral of Ed Schreiner, at Whitewater
Mfr. ard Mrs. Dan Lincoln OF neal
Glen Allen visited their grandparents
| Mfr. and Mrs. Jacob Masters, last week
ONE OF TIE KiDs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-26
Latin.
Health is fairly good.
oo5suc a raiu

Health is fairly good.
We are needing rain.
Some of onr people attended the Sells
Forepaugh show at Cape Girardeau and
report a fine exhibition. The crowd was
estimated at 10000.
Mr.. Faulkner, the mill foreman, who
has been sick, is able to be up again.
B. r. Winters and Nose Penturf and
family attended the Sunday school pic
mic at Marble Hill.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh GRADER
a fine boy. Hurrah for democracy
Willard Fisher. who has had employ
ment with his uncle, F. G. Clippard, the
last six months, returned to his home IN
Cape Girardeau the 23d. He is a good
boy and we will miss him.
E. G. Manning of Cape Girardeau
was in Latin and Leopold Sunday.
Our people are highly elated over the
prospect for bridge across Crooked.
Mr.. Sellar of near Dutchtown was out
looking after his farming interests last
| week.
We have meat trust, an oil trust, 9
machine and hundred and one othel
trusts, but the worst is the school-ooot
trust. Just think how you are being
robbed! Almost every year there is
change in the school books in this state
costing the counties, I think, S6OOO t.
$1,000 each, which is unjust and uncalle'
for. am in favor OF uniform system
of books, and am also in favor OF tn
state furnishing them at the actual cos
of production. Letus discuss this ques
ton,
! There was good game of baseball 9
Leopold, between the Leopolds and tn
Farmers, resulting in a score OF D to
favor OF the Farmers. Batteries-Ft
g Farmers, Jones and Yount; for Lee
pold, Berry and vandeven.
The Latin and Hogeye teams had 9
argument Sunday, resulting in a scol
of 6 to in favor of Latin. Batteries
e For Latin, Rose and Yount; ior Hot
eve. Graves and Mitchell. A CITIZEN