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burg and Chicago, and so I cancelled
the Chicago engagement because Mr..
Taft already had one engagement for
a Chicago speech on the opening of
the Water Ways convention in the
forenoon. When I found we could get
back from Galesburg at night by spe-
cial train I changed my mind about
it. AS the program now stands Taft
will speak at the Water Ways conven
ton at IL o'clock, catch the regular
train to Galesburg, speaking at the
Lincoln-Douglas Centennial exercis-
es at p. m. and then return to Chi
cago for the banquet"
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Sept. 1s.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 1000 Market steady. South
ern steers, 3.00@4.20; southern cows,
2.OO@3.4O; stockers and feeders, 2.70
@4.SO; bulls, 2.25@3.40; calves, $50
@6.25; western steers, $500 800; ;
western cows, 2.5063.75
Hog receipts, 5000. Market strong
to sc higher. Bulk sales, 6.60@7.00;
heavy, 6.90@7.05; packers and butch
ers. 6.70@7.05; light, 6.50@e.95; pigs
45O@5.25
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 3.75@4.10; lambs, 400
@5.4O; range wethers, 3.40G4-25; fed
ewes, 3.0064.0O
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to have the people know that I had
such clients. 1t had not then become
discreditable, but was considered
just the reverse for a lawyer to be
employed by such corporations. That
employment ended before my first
term in the senate expired, and have
not represented the company in any
way since. In other words, have not
the company in any way
since long before it was attacked by
the federal government, nor since be-
fore with full general knowledge
was elected to the senate"
New York, Sept. 18.-John d. Arch
bold, vice president of the Standard
Oil Company, was not in his Office
today, and other officials of the com
pany said they knew nothing about
the charges of Hearst.
Colum bus, o., Sept. 1S.-A haSty
search of the state supreme court
books failed to find any record where
Foraker appeared for the Standard
Oil Company in any cases brought
against that company.
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NOTED ENGLISH SOLDIER
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN.

Wateringbury, Eng, Sept. 1S.-The
body of Major-general Charles Ed
ward Laurd was found today close to
a railroad crossing near here. He was
crossing the track when he was run
down by train. General Laurd's
wife was mysteriously murdered Aug
ust oath in a desolate woods near Sew
en- Oaks. No trace of the murderer
was ever found but the motive was
evidently robbery as valuable rings
had been taken from her fingers. Gen
Laurd was general officer.
General Luard committed suicide.
He left a letter saying that the awful
accusations brought against him he
could stand no longer. The general
had received letters accusing him of
numbering his wife.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
KESnM nj nHK


Operations are active in the block
in which The Gilkeson Hotel and the
new Elk building are located. Outside
improvements are keeping pace with
those inside. At the Elk building the
contractor, D. Y. Tomlinson, ID his
men are rushing the building to get
the lodge housed by the last of Octo-
ber. Work on the yard is also under
way. At the Gilkeso1 the large plot
of ground between the main building
and the annex has been sown to
blue grass and will soon be green.
The new office of DR.. Rathbun, be-
tween the hotel and the Presbyterian
church. has assumed shape and is
an attractive place. The grounds
around the church, which have al
ways produced as fine crop of salt
grass as could be found in the Pecos
Valley, were today plowed and prep
arations are being made to have
them beautified. The rest of the block
on Richardson and Second streets,
has for some time been highly Inn
proved.
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FORTY MEN OVERCOME BY
HEAT AND SMOKE IN FIRE.

ST. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 18.-Forty
men were overcome by heat and the
smoke in fire which threatened the
destruction of the Swift Packing
Plant in South ST. Joseph last night.
With the possible exception of Alex
Mason and Geo. B. Heastol, firemen,
the men are out of danger. The fire
started in the basement of the cold
storage building and was not brought
under control under six o'clock this
morning. The loss is about 100000.
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A mass meeting of cadets was call
ed Saturday evening for the purpose
of oganizing the N. M. M. 1. Athletic
Association for 1908 and 1909. Quite
a lot of enthusiasm was shown and
the following officers were elected /:
Cadet Senior Captain Dow, President:
Cadet e. G. Houghton, First Sergeant
and member of Second Glass, Vice
President; Cadet Captain McCrohan,
Secretary.
The following men were also elect
ed to be asked to serve on the Execu-
tive Board Of the Association: E. A.
Cahoon. representative from the
Board of Regents; Messrs w. G. Ham
ilton and E. L. Bedell, representatives
from the city of Roswell; H. M. Dow,
from the Alumni.
The Executive Board, which con-
trolls the athletics of the Institute,
will be composed of the following:
Col. ]. w. Wilson, superintendent; i;
E. A. 'Cahoon, w. G. Hamilton, E. l..
Bedell, H. M. Dow, Captain J. B. Web
ster, manager Of atheletics and foot
ball coach; Cadet R. G. Dow, presi-
dent of Association; Cadet E. C.
lHoughton, vice president; Cadet G.
o. McCrohan, Secretary.
Also one representative each from
the faculty and First Glass, together
with the Cadet Managers of the differ
ent teams, all of whom are yet to be
elected.
Baseball is being practiced now
every afternoon with the view of be-
ing able to enter the college tourna-
ment to be held in Albuquerque dur
ing the Irrigation Congress, and
Capt. Kunz hopes to be able to make
a creditable showing there in spite
of the short time to get ready and
the loss Of old men from last years
team.
Capt. Webster will have the foot
ball squad out to begin regular daily
practice Immediately on returning
from Albuquerque, and expects to
have a strong aggregation to take to
FL Paso Thanksgiving to meet the
A. & NJ. College team from Las
Cruces. He is also in communication
with the University of New Mexico
football manager in regard to a game
with that team which will probably
be played in Roswell about the last
of November.
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the mother, also, of R. H. Kemp, of
this city, and w. L. Kemp, of Artes
ia. The body was shipped this morn
ing, w. L. Kemp accompanying it to
Roswell and R. H. Kemp accompany
ing it to the old home of the Kemp
family in Alexandria, Va, where fun
eral service and burial will be held.
Mrs. Kemp had lived in the Pecos
Valley five years, making her home
with her sons, and many people here
knew her and will regret to hear of
her death.
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MARK TWAIN'S" RESIDENCE
ENTERED BY ROBBERS

Redding, Conn, Sept. 1S.-Two bur
glars who broke into the residence of
Samuel L. Clemens, Mark Twain, in
Redding last night, were captured ear
ly today on the New Haven railroad
train between Bethel and Redding,
after a desperate fight in which Dep
uty Sheriff Banks was shot in the
leg. All the prisoners are believed to
be professionals who came from New
York for the express purpose of en-
tering the Clemens villa.
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and cold comfort are two entire
ly different propositions. We
will guarantee the coal comfort
if you will tell us to fill your bin
today.
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TAFT AND BRYAN WILL
MEET AT BANQUET.

Chicago, Sept. 18.-Judge Taft and
Mr.. Bryan will meet at the Chicago
Association OF Commerce banquet in
this city October z, after all. accord
ing to the announcement made today
by Chairman Dixon, of the Republican
speakers bureau. 1t Is possible they
will meet even earlier in the day,
as Taft has accepted an invitation
to speak at Galesburg October 7th.
and committee Of Galesburg
citizens has been appointed to invite
Bryan to be present. This talk of
Taft not caring to meet Bryan is all
tWAddle, said Dixon. TT didn't look
las Il he could appear both at Gales
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GREAT MASONIC GATH
ERING AT AMARILLO.

Hella Temple of Dallas, Texas, will
hold Shrine meeting at Amarillo,
October 3, and an invitation has been
extended to the Roswell Masons to
be present.
At Albuquerque on September %,
Ballut Abyad Temple will also hold
a Shriners conclave. This undoubted
~ be largely attended, as it is
the day before the National Irriga-
ton Congress meets.
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WIFE AND CHILD
Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 18.-The
body of Charles G. Van Week, form
erly a judge of the supreme court of
Colorado, was found in his room in
lodging house here early this morn
ing. He came to California six years
ago from Colorado. and had been liv-
ing on a ranch near San Jacinto. He
leaves a wife and son at San Jacinto.
In Van Weeks hand was found let
ter from his wife, written a few days
ago, asking him to send her money,
that she and the boy were nearly
starving. Yesterday he received ano-
ther appealing letter from his wife,
but when he found out who it was
from returned it to the hotel clerk
unopened. He then pawned his watch
and with 25 cents received for this
bought cyanide of potassium with
which he ended his life.
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REPUBLICANS
NnMINATE TICKET

Helena, Mont, Sept. 1S-The Re-
publican state convention, after two
days session, completed its work
this afternoon and adjourned. The
nominee for governor, Edward Don1an
of Missoula county, is a lumberman.
The rest of the ticket was completed
by the denomination of all the pres
ent state officials with the exception
Of w. E. Allen for lieutenant governor
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EXCURSION WEEk.-LATE
TRAINS.-MANY VISITORS

This being excursion week, the
night trains from the north have been
coming in somewhat late. They are
also bringing many passengers who
are seeking homes, business locations
and pleasure. Last nights train had
a large load. The prospectors were
met by land agents and many parties
were out seeing the town and sur
rounding country today.
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THE ATLANTIC FLEET
SAILS FOR MANILA.

Albany, West Australia, Sept. 1S.-
The American Atlantic feet, under
Rear Admiral Sperry, left here at 5
o'clock this afternoon for Manila,
$500 miles, where it is due to arrive
October or 8. The flagship Connecti-
cut did not leave with the other YES
sells, but she will depart at midnight
and overtake the rest of the fleet to-
morrow. She was delayed by coaling
operations.
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ARRESTED FOR FAIL
IRE To CIT WEEDS.

Seven persons, some of them prom
inent citizens of Roswell, were ar
rested today for failure to comply
with the orders of Sanitary Officer
NJ. w. Witt relative to cutting the
weeds about their premises. The pros
ecutions for violation of the sanitary
ordinance will not be passed over, as
often is done with such ordinances.
All violators will be punished.
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Rev. R. c. MedariS, missionary OF
the Lincoln Baptist Association for
the Pecos Valley, will preach at the
First Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening.
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1t Will Be Cold Comfort

for youto think aboutour sugges
ton, if you ignore it much long
er. This isn't the season of the
year to take chances on the
weather. A bin full of Crock
vale Lump coal is a whole lot
better than a lot of hard Ian
guage at the weather man. Can
we deliver at once? Sure thing.
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Is now in charge of our penmanship
department, and in order that the pub
lie may appreciate the more his abili-
ty as a teacher and penman, we are
going to offer tuition in this depart
ment at the very low rate of
FIFTY CENTS
per week, for all those who will start
next
MONDAY NIGHT.
Please bring good paper, pens and
ink, and meet at the College Building
at ZOO o'clock. Good lights, good
seats and good instruction guaran-
teed.- WOOLVERTON PRAC. BUS
MESS COLLEGE. 1872
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DRAMATIC entertainment
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Thursday, Sept. 24th.
Big Party at Country Club.

Mrs. Oliver Smith and Mrs. Roy
Daniel have issued cards for a five
hundred party, to be held at the
Country Club on the afternoon of
September "a, at 2:30. A large 1um-
Der of invitations have been issued.
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MOTHER OF r. II. KEMP

Mrs. A. "A. Kemp, aged II years.
died yesterday afternoon at $3.50 at
the home of her son, E. B. Kemp. of
Artesia, after an illness OF some
length, death resulting from COM
plication Of diseases. Deceased was
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SHEEPMEN GOING TO
nDN hI1E

A large delegation of members of
the 'Chaves County Sheep Breeders
and Wool Growers Association will
go to Hope, in Eddy county, Satur-
day, Sept. 26, for the purpose of org
anizing the sheepmen of that local.
ty. The trip will be made in automo-
biles. The officers are anxious to
have a large number of the Roswell
members attend.
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TEAMSHIP COLON BADLY
DAMAGED BY HURRICAl

Colon, Panama, Sept. 18.-The
steamship Colon, half-masted and
showing other evidences of distress
came limping into port this morning.
She had been battered by a hurri
cane Sunday. Three members of the
crew lost their lives while in the hold
repairing a water tank.
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SAVE YOUR EYES.
Wear Glasses Fitted by
DR.. HUNSBERGER,
Specialist in Fitting Glasses.
links JEWELRY STORE.
MANY GOING TO Dayton.
6 g g g 8 g q, - - e 8 8 9 {

According TO reports from VARIOUS
quarters there win be a big crowd
out of Roswell on the excursion to
Dayton tonight. Many want to see the
big gas well and plan to take the
trip for the pleasure Of it as well as
to satisfy their curiosity as to the
reality of the gas flow.
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Don't want change? Something
in the way of dressed chicken fol
Sunday TT. c.. Market.
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TEAMS HARD AT WORK

Baseball Being Praetieed Every Aft
ernoon, and Football Will Be TAX
en- Up as Soon as the Cadets Re.
turn from Albuquerque Officers
Elected to Serve Whole Year.
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Auto-Take a Ride.
My auto is for hire, prices reason
able. 1 don't break down R. F..
Cruise.
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Most Popular Girl Contest

Although this piano we are CIV
ing away is called a ''Baby" pi-
ano, it is not toy by any
means; but is a practical up-to-
date, six octave instrument you
can play any tune on. from
"Napannee" to the 'sMiserie" OF
UTroyator." Its value is
One Hundred Dollars
Vote Often and Many Times
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Battle Creek Health Foods.-Makin
Try Peptol for gestion.-Makin
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n. M. M. |.
ATHLETICS

AN ASSOCIATION OF CADETS, Of
FiCERS AND CITIZENS TO PRO
MOTE ATHLETIC SPORTS.
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DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted: phone 1an
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AN AIR-SHIP
FATALITY
ONE MAN KILLED OUTRIGHT
AND ANOTHER MAY DIE
FROM ACCIDENT.
BLOW TO AERONAUTICS

Failure of the AeropIane Champion,
Wright, Will Have a Discouraging
Effect on the Promotion and De-
velopment of Aerial Navigation
Still Not as Bad as BaIlooninq.
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Try Peptol for indigestion.-Makin.
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DESERTED STARVING

Boellner, the jewe1er, has 1t cheaper
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Best Job Printing. Record omcs.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
.IRNIN'S OUTLAWS
BLANK PATERSON
Murray Goes in for Wash
ington in Third
Session.

PATTERSON, n. J., May u.-Arthu,
Twins bandits yesterday shut out
the Paterson team by 10 In one
Of the most exciting contests seen on
that field this season
Although # was not needed. Wash
irEtOn made another Of those Garrison
hlishes Ia the ninth inning for which
they are noted by scoring three runs
aud ciuehIHg the game. Twins ne
acquisition. ZannelH was the hero of
The fray by making one hit. a run. and
accepting four hard chances.
Longstrcet. a capable youugster. was
on the slab FOR the visitors, bEJ had
tendency 20 be wild. Murray was
substituted in the third and allowed the
home team but TWO scattered hits.
The Washington team goes 10 Eliza
be;h today. where Jhey play a series
OF Two games.
The 1rrrar
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
TIE FOR BASKETBALL TITLE
WILL BE PLAYED OFF NEXT
SATURDAY NIGHT

The basketball tie for the champion
ship - the Washington City League
will T. played OF ia the driu hall Of
the Center Market Am0ry next Satur-
day night.
The contestants viii be the Second
Regiment and Y. n. O.. A. VINO are tied
for first place.
The Second Regiment team has al
ready won tine championship OF the
South atlantic Association Of the ANA
teur Athletic Union by defeating the
Washing on y. IT. @. A., and the Bel
vederes. of Baltimore, and is anxious
to make q clean sweep by winning the
Washington city title. There will be
dancing after the game. Tom MCGrew.
Jack Gass, or shorty Hughes Will
referee.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11

tend, II he does attend for there are
a great many games going on in New
YORK on that day chief among these
Delhg Tue games OF the New York
Athletic Club Seitx IS a star member
OF this club, but IL Is hoped thar ne
can De Induced 10 come here. He will
make superb attraction.
Rector. the University OF Virginia
dyer, has been invited. and IL Lanigan,
the old Cornell coach, who has charge
OF the Charlottesville squad. thinks that
MS boy is sufhciently mt. he will send
MIN on here 10 try him out against
SeltZ- Rector injured one OF the ten
dons Of his leg shortly after the in
door games OF the Richmond Intercol-
legelate Club held at the Richmond
Horse Show building in March OF this
year, and his injury is bothtring him
stiu There should be a. good crowd az
entries from the crack Southern uni
versity. as It viii prove a good try out
for some Of the men
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
HIGH WINDS MAR
ANALOSTAN SHOOT
Small Number Of Marksmen Who
Turn Out Make Low
Scores.

Tie high winds that have prevailed
since the shooting season was opened
by the AnaIostan Gun Club has inter
fered sadly with the attendance. and
scores Of its members.
Saturday the competition had to shoot
IN another gale Of wind and a glance
at the scores, given in detail below. viii
give the reader an idea Of the force OF
the gale. The club mad as visitors Lynn
Worthington and John Hawkins, repre-
sentatives Of the Winchester Repeating
Arms Company.
The scores follow:
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NEW LINE OF TALK
FOR WASHINGTON
Discussing Chances for
Sixth Place Seems
Like Dream.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Baseball luck is something like luck
Ia poker, according TO those who have
played poker 'Tis said that when a
man has been a loser for long time
in an exposition of the great indoor
national pastime and finally gets a
straight or fiusn pat, that is the psyche
logical moment Tor a winner who has
been enduring a temporary setback TO
MI fullhOUse and make killing
Thus IL - in the great national out
door pastine. A losing team that has
been making one or two runs 10 a
game for "a week or month suddenly
gets very active and pounds out dozen
TALES ia one seance OF nine innings,
ana THAI Is just the day fate selects
for the other fellows 10 also make d
large score, with d few more runs than
the aforesaid losers.
Also the same contrarlnesa OF the
Tickle goddess shows in the standing
column Washington had been plug
glng away. slowly but surely overhaul
Ing Detroit and finally passed the
Tigers into sixth place by a victory last
saturday. Then on sunday when
Washington was helpless and inactive
the Tigers jumped in and won two from
81 Louis bringing them even with the
CantillOn's men.
Today Washington is tied for sixth
place ana has a mans size job to stay
there by beating the Athletics, for
Connie Mack IS not given to allowing
the likes OF Washington 10 win three
In a row. Should the Nationals win
they Will have the bulge on Detroit. Tor
none OF the Western teams are PLAYING
today, being on their way East. and
the Tigers VIII have to start with
victory on foreign soil to catch our
brave boys.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
DATE is ADVANCED
Episcopal High VIII Not Send
Team TO Charlottesville
Event.
Event

ALEXANDRIA. Msy 1.-THE dats for
the annual meet between Episcopal
High school and Central High School OF
Washington, u. g, has been advanced
frool MAY 30 TO Nay -. The reason as
signed for this is the fact that the Pres
ton University School. OF Washington,
Will hold - meet on Decoration Day
On account Of the fact that the Eps-
cCpai High School was the only sChO-
lastie entry, IL WAS decided at the l8st
moment not to send the squad 20 the
Charlottesville cha nDionships. The men
have already begun their training Tor
the dual meet with Central High School.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
ABE ATTELL SIGNED TO MEET
WINNER OF ONE OF THE
COMING BIG BOUTS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Promoter
Sam Berger has signed Abe AtteU TO
meet either the winner o. the Cans
Unholz tisnt OF Packey Mcfarland. OF
Chicago, on the night OF June 4. before
his club. at 133 pounds ringside,
Attens opponent is thus something Of
an uncertainty, but he is willing TO
meet any one or the three named. and
has posted 500 10 bind the match.
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BROWN AND BABCOCK
WIN WHIST EVENT
Jones and Davis Close Sec
OndS-DetailS of the
Play.

The NTH and sst round Of the wins,
tournament of the Washington Chess,
Checker and Whist Club was played last
week at the club rooms.
The closing round was marked by
careful and close playing by an the
pairs. Although the scores were not
Iai-s SO large as Ia the first four
r3dnds, the playing was interesting
Brown and Babcock, WHO have been
playing careful whist during the tour
Hament, and by making good scores
early IN the evening gained a lead
which they continued to hold by watch
ing the plays gnd close attention 10
tho cards. Won nrst place with plus T.
Jones and Davis, VINO captured the
hoHors the week before, gained "a lead
iT the FIRST deals which they held un-
III they met Brown and Babcock. Brown
and Babcock won the first and third
Geals in the round. thereby heating
Jones ana Davis. and throwing them
our Of the race for uTst place but leav-
ing them good second with plus IL
Lavender and Lewis won third place.
making grand finish and beating
Le'th and Eevlus by points.
The scores:
Brown and Babcock. plus -.
mes and Davis. plus IL.
Lavender and Lewis. plus 9.
Lelth and Nevius. plus s.
Cannon and Smith. plus 6.
;. Smith and Martin, plus ..
Polk and Nye. plus ..
TaTboX and Smith, even.
Bryan and SUNNY. even.
Beards-ey and Summers. minus I.
Belt and Fluckey, minus J.
Turner and Parker. minus g..
BurDack and Hutchinson. minus g.
lockwood and Hine. minus g.
Queen and Zimmerman. minus g.
SsNJou and Libby. minus D.
LOurSDeTTy and DembitZ minus T.
t1lne and Graham. minus S
Nottingham and Pitcher. minus TO-
Stein and Townsend. minus l5